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For that Bedroom,' whichis the pride of every woman's home, there are.
CurfaM§: Of fine Scrimi lir plain Marquisette, finished with Lace or Insertion,
very.neat patterns, --t• !It • g price from $2.00, to $41.50-pe-r'Paif.-. '
or„"Over,-, Curtaiii- Gold, Bine or ld a s,, _colors to
kadyatkother,colorsin-th-e-,,rootiti--4nawadd+fo qu'i:erbeatitY roo
Curtain Madras priced at 85c. and $1:00 a yard.
That Window Seat or Bedding Box may. be better re-cbAiered with a
neiv, 6OVering' of Ark: Sateen Of -blending Colors.. ,See our Art Sateeni, :extra
-width .and. a good variety to choOse from, Pri4ed at 45 to 65c. per Yard.
Cushions add greatly to the restful appearance of a bed -room. -Why
not have a long round one for your window -seat, andtwo or more round ones
set here or there, all home. -made and covered -with a beautiful Colored 'Chintz?
-It is an easy matter to choose a color' which will ..blend well with your room
:color -scheme. Our Chintzes are all a yard wide 'and, fast colors. Priced at 25
. to 5c'. per yard.
Now up the I3edding po?c,: :ready on the. night when Jack Frost will
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'compel you to Oat on: *More' bedding., Have a; pair of dur.heavk-i411-Wool Blan7
ketS;•large Size ahdgoOd quality, at $9.50,, $10.00, $10.50$13.50. They.
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are “Mossfield" Brand and that tells the whole quality story.
Flannelette Blankets, in Dark Grey or White, with Pink or Blue trim-
ming. Three sizes, Medium, Large and Extra large. Priced at $2.15 to13.75
per pair.
3.25 to $5.75 each.
ready made,Comforter style, Large size, and warm. Priced at
Bedspreads -:-A bed never looks better than when it is covered with a white
spread. We have the Krinklette Spread at $3.25, or. an -ordinary Spread, . at
$2.00.
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Your box will not be .eomplete Without three or More, pairs of Pillow
ase'S. They are here, stamped read Y to work, -the very 10t quality cotton;
Price d at $1.85 to $2.25 per pair.
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Last, but not least; is your Floor .Covering. There is Oilcloth and Lin-
oleum; in many patterns, and Rugs of various kinds, but our Si:e.cial for this
bed -room is a Tapestry Rug,' large size, good qUality and pretty colors. Priced
at only $16.50. ,Doif,,f fail to see these Rugs, they are ba
CTQQL RET9it''P
P. NO. 5, Ashfield., •
• PoOY Work
"Vel3P,t, 87•%; PAO-
Ileri.,:4:1;; M. Pepper, '30; 0:Ritchie;18;
D. -Anderson 76• E MacDonigh 74.
WStaiert ,A, Rit9hie,, 814.J.
It4elde; 49;. J. Andrew'', .47.. .Best
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`Son, :61* M Reid, 47Best .speller
• Iter; ,-Sedencl,--D;'AndersonT'"-Sr. 111-11 -""
Gardner; 83; A. Hunter,.
$0; W, •thrPter, .. 67; Et„' Rite:hie', 0411
, Ritchie 56; M. Webster; 4o, Best•,
--4.e/lei bardneri SeColid; (A .Hunt-
er and W,:.11untert'
Webster, 64; E RIdJ
.52; N. Anderson., 45. .Best speller, 9,
Webster; • E. , • ,. •
' Sr. Gardner, .62; C. Gard- '
net', 45. Best, S. 'Gardner; O. Gardner.
Anderson, sq,
"Jr Webster 82
• Sr,' Prinier-j. 'Gardner, 69;
Jr; prirner-t1.. J-lunter, 62.
Weekly Exams.
Tests7-SPellink, •Literature; Arith-
metie.. Composition
sitnibn
Sr ?. G , 77;
per, 73; M. Pepper; 66; J. Andrew,
58;'' CD: Anderson, and E.' MaeDon-:
57;'A. Ritchie, 51; M. Webster,
46; C; Ritchie, 40; J. Ritchie, 20.
Jr. 'Anderson, W. .1-lunter,
Sr. 87; ,A.
82; F.., Ritchie', 63'; (G. 'Webster and
B • Gardner):, 57;.W. Webstez.f. 55; E.
Ritehie, 43. .• ' '-
No, On Roll; 28• •
V Tiffin Teacher.
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'CANADA AS ,THE S SEES_HER
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While' ,We reallie that the...people ,
of Canada Would n:Ot're'gard..exagger-,,,
• ated • flat.tery the light 'of a: corn pli;
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rn ent, we .-believe ,. we reinain ,
:the Confines of Sinipie truth' when,we
remark that' nationlin.liistory has
plat- thn ,financial i.dernands
With.:greater °good Spirit and. -carried
the financial Ardens .with'.greate,rin
-telligericetban th,e vast.Dorninion that
tops,' the North ,American continent.'
, Teri years age:Canada's' debt Was Jess
• than $350' 000 000 On 'January 1st.'
1923; .it was -82,516,929,000over .tvvo.„
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dollarsi added by the war:, WOC;
.4t:41,,ct.tgor4„..the-tfaeth-at. thHialk: of;
thiS...CoLosSal;,deht..is owed Within the,
,DeminionRaziailians themselves • own-
ing .bends 'the extent of $1,9.69,995,-:
• VO -.--the • *interest 'PaYnienti would
• doiibtless drain, the conntrY dry, reduce-,
the'eXcliange value of the Cana-
dian ;dollar.' to a ruinous.. fignyeand'
\Tilunge CS,116diall;,finante,,anq business
•into a 'chaetic condition; As • th&
61.)j:eh/mai inters t paYthentS• go into
UndredS, of ‘,thouSands' of. 'Canadian
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and j provide .mOney for the
aYment Of, the Federal - taxes ,frein
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Canada
• have l•met „the. 'enornibus. deniands of
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tfie war by,herrovving'froinNeW Verk,-
'lint- the, ,WiSdern; •ias well as:: the, pat-,-
riotiSin, in resisting the temptation -
•Ind insteaq:4'.p.)4.eirlg..the.lnircleniriune-«
drately. Upon the shoulders Of her Own
people' is now. apparent: Within. a :few
weeks., ,$1,72,000;006. Of -Denidnien:GOV-
eminent bends • will fall due, ;With
; the, same .Spirit'and-intellikence;tfh-
•,-Governinent,, is7. again :co-operating
With, batikerS, and brokerS•to 'keep the
debt in: Canada- The-"presPect that
practically the entire ainount will. be'
.replaced :by Money advaneed.`hY 'Cana.
.clian investors •!. Pleaiing . 'to tile -
friends of phicky Canada: the world
over. -Bert Collyer, in The.Referee
Whe,n,Greek meets. Italian both will
cry;s, have -.no frnit4ot -the,
-deSeriptiori • aforesaid.
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.7.. •1 CAR DITCHED ON- NARROW yoAP h
11 , ,4"11. Chesley Enterprise, gives the P
one NO. (1 is :at, Your Service I •
folio.,.,,....,;?..,A41-t-4n-ailto--accident-- i
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We Sells. for Cash -We Sell Cheapey Than The -Credit- Stores ---4-, '
. n occurred in Brant Township.
Is is the season of the sea.r.lo
_ Mr :- Boyce of iNringham and --his
.orePairS: on the farm, 'is): keep o,u,
the Whiter-Oild..----Yvu-ivills:'-i'eguire:
-ANDLATHES theae. liese-quality, a
reasonable prices, "
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'....GLASS-•AND•7-P-UTT-t-:==----Dicii-Yon-eyer--StOP- e is ar
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• ' big difference. in glass. We have, in stock Libbey Owens Glass,
twhieli" iii-heayier and Clearer than any ether -glasa ;on r the
Canadian Market. It is muck sulierior tO Belgium 'Glass' which'
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is being exported freely into Canada, and the extra cost Of '
Libbey.OwenS is only a trifle; In PuttY, we handl& only •purel
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Linseed Putty -the' kind that stays.
Do You Xeimi a LANTER-10-Npthing is hiiire necessary. about the
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..buildings . than. a good lantern,: We.. handle the Dint; which is
=decidedly the ,-bast„.4,antera.of-the.nriarket-,-,--------;---
STOVE PIPES -A few, stove pipes; will ',be_ required to replace the
uia ones., We manufacture, 'Ng., ow* pipes _Oat ottliet
;ity titled English Canada Plate.
• -STABLE_ PAILS. -An , extra pail Or SO is very 'handy areundine
.-----bain--it,-thiarrtline-Or-Yeare' make:our 'Own stable. pails Out
• of the, best ,quality 26 Gauge Galvanized Iron.
ement, Lime a;id Plaster always
in., Stock .!
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Successors to,Lucknow *Hardware & CoalCo,
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,• Sir Alexander Xackenzie,' a foririer 'prank .Antheny, ,of ,Vitalkerten; ab
: xitioditio boy, "lio 'President" os. the ter doing g gOtt' df :Vitlidiegale'; ' fruit
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Brazilian Traction Co, it aia.:bis ,49,r,ayon_smes.a at the Bruce County 116'441
..heine fr,onti, Rio, Braiiii becanie et the., for .a .iniiiilin,of.. yeattpulledtetit
, serious •111Aess. •Of .his ../TIOtliet, .11iik ing the,night lait .v.venk,±takirig.:411..ici
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. 11.9,nald :fatitenAie,:of"Kinterdine.Mra,; eirettS` ,and , family .wftli . flith.• On hi'
':,. • Mackenil,ie': ia nearing thetenttirY Mark iiiiitok truck. it is. said that he left a
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7 and '..laist_ Weert-,:.biug . taken suddenly nuhiber, of -creditors iii. mourn his, 41,
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Ili,..fierii0, was despaired of, And word Partill'S. Ile hadbeen •869913iihg: hi -14
to 'itlitoariding .vlitoge8.. using. Aralkor
. 'ten 'itt• a Centre, and buSirieSs*AfipearS
A :.'ilatigliter, 4eo.,,n,,, Ferguson, Of.•
.. to htiv6 goup against hint i
,. gaskatoon, Wes at Tdrolltseir and Meter:A ' .
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' ed iiip, from that City, the. alit ladYli .. t
hOlietter, Made a rathde reinAtklibl.fi
. • ' Music -makes a tow jive mote milk
Vet, Otte, Itiutiidia4 ilt4. 'SO teiliPara-!
tell-0030,...,4nd it ' it. thet‘tillt 'Olt' *I mental Oat . theY lti4Y refuge te a.--
' 34V9 fOr 0001.e tiOle YO,o 4,...::
, was sent -to mernberg' of her farnily.
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coin ni o9s- had a marvellous escape
froin ' serious : injury' 'last Wednesday
'eVening vvhen the motor car.Which..,he:
w,as. driving,. ran into the. ditch and
turned' icompletely upside down. The
aeitident;Occurred-'neal*-the culvei at
the' foot of the- hill ,neari..Buie,.Rrosi
tafirere,,were-6-occuparits
of the
carat the time. of the 'accident, two
menthe we/nen 'arid bahy, and all
'esleaped injory except the :latter WhoSe
lip ',Is as' 'Slightly cut• The;party- was
returning- to Wingham after liitness,
• ing the baseball match at Owen Sound
on Wednesday, and was 'niet
•dri'veh by-,'-.7Alex-.--Mc-Forlane,• of
en
thick: The road at this septis rather-
s.x.).1v-,,a*.l,in *using .the.:fotht,et -car
the+,7Wiligham-Owned
auto hit the.
diteh and turned' burying its
,..,PC9n•Panto-
-S1.011MOIlea,froin a riearhy farm • bui
tiled driver. and his ,companions had
suCCeeded_iri,..gettirig--,out-from
&h ,ear car before the help. arrived.' A door
wasi linwited off the' car and the wind-
trieltheamt-top, corirplefelY7dernollsii&f..
_there iS:"ConSiderable likelihood. that
an action will be taken against Brant
Twp. by the owner) ofitir,c11.. ,This is
the , ourth aecident 7 which has oc,
4 ,flittitt.niti, ...tioututes
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• I there. Those Who attended the North A Is your home
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I..v4ined that this was exemPlified in the..., , prepare
gates from the Branghes d th diRP.Pent--141Yourhos.iii""
; Renfrew District Annual were con,
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broad ..apci., sound °vision of the '1
Oe'°-1,When'tholidoticc'ideu ' '
,sple , *, evelopment- of.- loc, al ,-taIent• -Ha, vi „you a it,o'ri*iyi (4. ata' rile igatizo, stir:lie ib....,
and resources as.-enibodied in the 4.•,-* I.
. - ser.,.ent cotton .rdkandages alyniy;iiit handl:, ,
, 1 16 deeap dr .I,Atettst in the. ,welfare .ef'4nolisi.usesittios. of old' Hoed. Op Alway'ii. ttio
ports *hid? showed a • sust;ained . and; You should be is .a•iduliiii Vatic doctor, lit
'1 ..t1.91,Iieho_rild,r.' :ififliectiOt:01;i)ok
Urilely 1 if e., : • . 17L1:::::,:rigareigiial:tztiu,dieaa„0.51,6,, ._,:arreakio.int,,:odrbi.en, .4.6..ice,;,..,es_ac,itioils.„..ff..66..i.,.:,
Of the pheii;,.viar4
Orrienal,growth. 6i-woolen:is_ institutes'
in 'Ontario .and ,the wonderful -ext., ..n'''wtioettsteonlinuiy040"ist: ni,,i,c' lc. ,totg'in'igs. boama Rita ,
-tilbili Of their • many biittlehes of work 110aleilitill and .eurite66°‘ ill0 thiiii' 11:4"114':
y forth,e.. bettering, of liOnie and Omit- aerbPi,°Stiarieientalittttritiiittro'TiltuAi"a.dlititfillis,,
e try., , The french, Ise, had 'placed, 'great. Hon- aribupoisibt,,,, i ' 94,o g
po7err in .the hands o, women for the Altirsys. keso itt'iobilt tiOnie tinder' ts„. 'Mack •
iffloi.a.riejileui of bt.ir country,- and ' it .iitclhcelve• plater, ,iiltiidebta' datton Ind ottatei
Wasl a thitt'ed. trust not to b° llithtlY litaliittliet"'iSCE'ld21tiiaslitlidift:Ilinhillialisrtiettre:.stft: '
tilted, • She quoted the Weida •of•
, , . Kit* iinur the &dot Conieli. Si as caiefat at //Otte
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George "a,cotintry cannot floe above iloitoi. i .. .,
level of itti bellies, nor its,Jioines. • t . ..
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•-itlitiVe the level of its herne4ritikerii,' • i
and lin thiS COnneetiOn read the 'treble' . ,
Maker's Creed., .,.einbodying . the ideal(' i LLLC
Of lititotiieti.e Inatittite WOrkori. In Ceti.
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•PRIZE WINNERS...AT TUE §CilOOL
tAIR AT WINdRAM
rtiDriaibirecrs?.a!Lti-lile 9;_
• AgricUlttirar Colt•George Mines.
No. '9. Turnherry;,• John lVjlIjts 13 '
„Hetrick; Joe, Kerr, 9 East Wawanosh;
14. CCealT1-,-al °
3rI! Na ay v-:
lleltha;7'r14O),.p0,/
t4glraVOUlPetitron.-.1.:1L Currje,,
East WawahOSbl Glen ,c,Lpylii•L,:
"04.-NOv*'13-A.544eld'-'-•
)East Wa,anosh.
,Currie,,No;
Srzin Lainl, (ewe or wether)_
.Tom Ross. -NO: 1.1 Hullett; Wrn Park-
er, No. 4:.GreY. •
School',..15.41.,.1e.4tTWr:5-iet.i9;East WWan94I.LOVeiWfig4f;-
;f17Turiherry:-
lyingliarn: Town.
• Public Speakin6.-LMolly Pepper' NO
• 5, 'Ashfield; Clara- Ritchie, No. 5,"AS
acid; • Helen ;Dou'glaS. No.'1. Ttir
flerry'
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Ph sidal Culture-LOiyer Winkharn. Howicki' 'Mareyn. McCauley, No: .3,
n . ous ---:-.' arold Poster. No: 9
NO, 11;, Turriberry. ,Winghani Sehoill.- orris; Glen Cameron. .No. 13 .Ash-
cocicer-e), gi,p.,1&__Dorothy miller; held; Neil IrWin. No. '11 TireberrY;,,
-No: 4: :West Wawanosh; ' 'Isobel Poi. INT-teiltyliaertIriiwivn;s,:NNoo:141 wEalisvytapWoashw_noziash! ;.
ter„ INo. . 9: Hovylok; :1"latold Easter;
'1-.4-:4-. i..,,,.. •-,,4,-,-...rii.,;--;-_-44-t:-7--1-,7..- .'
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1.42wwi i' qc , :::.. Oat,w4,enent,;:i way_Yoole:.a;.pe; s.1 sn:kr 1:4 , ,41. _a. , s. Alex
awl . ahhect3h:fi: ix. a. he '7: coa . f. wa.... :. k s. sd, Ita,4' R- .. . .70:r :3:i 1,1:wbreeoa' crar.44. t; Qt. -Warner
oil Robertson,
s ic ,Cmai0; len: 11:4' 1 :, iqqAtPn' . ed l' N. . .Noh,nvso, i. No.
mo. S.
le, '0, :r, ''.141,i v. _ :1, _4' ;c!IN: 1 c:411..1:01,6;a-:1,701 1:49,1!:..t , ri , , , , 4 r. • era wt. .4 twbsS: le! :1p:10V:heir ov ::,i, , :In cattsaeNjieot;:;:e‘utimogi ir.;:' :kobWe ,, , h-7::. 7N:at: yi ,4, . ,,ow.to.:,,hainez.z.lb4c, i;s0:1,19,34;1411,3179: Grey; n. 1 js.031 1 1: v iti , tw, s, nadi I, si !tvt, Jessie i e' Gaunt,,mtw, v i rthg:t o'rrrariri I. °41„ cr; , Nixr 4/A,1 47 Jean ,.1 4004am' :N .. 41, tie: 4;t' .
• talibIll'aii4Wtibtia Itv46'.41.t..Vil' -4 70iey , , ,---,pp.roiri„...,--bilik-Vittii!).-J.1.*
34,41-* 'aid
4:L'''' '' ell. :No. . Morrie; jesPi'9 Plgsr. No.
' BerleY, Shealt•-,Millie...irW1u.,,No: 1-1- - - • ' '
E-,--WaNiiiiirs/i* J. S McKay, 3' Ash-
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-1101a:- Willie' Treble. No. 8 Colborne,. ' ' ' %.--(1..°4"
• J.. L.- Currie, No. 9 East Wa'aranosh REEVA OV GOPPRICO :1*... Pig°
' . av'peOt Corn -Jean Higgins. No. .' 7. ...,. SUDDENLY ON, WAY : '
;Militia; Luella 'Rini:oil. .No, 4..West. • ' ' Iv nitg.TiNoi '
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••7e.4..win,14Ohi02111.11v19.,A4-17,4:hrfinreb'i 'tr. ,1.1;eyer,____iiiss„ii-,ier'o7IvI'.18a1,c..,tHeotiwni , „ _fituu,....,NeWEt -R. AFAr
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:4 i,...m. 30r4rsisti..67,eid;; ylvid;•,a1VIiihireirgeturcelivi.S.Ii;nistoy.0,140.5113...say
:y0v1;./31 0 fMw aQc4sII:draeekcrIc4i 11\%t 4I'd.•no .. that
risth ti.thje: 4:14atec la; kr ts11: i itii nddg: .: .
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• MWawaio,horris; Blai 9ibbtpis, No.,, 8 ..-Pp.,st deray'sucoumbed it the home, of .
NO:.9. .11oWick Robertsen. *NO. Patch Sewn on Grain Beg-Normati
Pullet,, ,BrOwn, No. 1.7
Homick; Isobel, Foster, Hewick;
Harold. Poster. No. Howick; Dor-
othy 1VIiller, No '4 ;West. Wilwariosh,..
Pep of two Robert-
son, No; 11, Past Wawanosh;
Green Mountain -Muriel •
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Irish. CebblerL-Ehrio Pritehard, No;
4. Wawailosh; Newlyn McCauley:, No;
Morris; •Wm, Ir_vviri, No: 11 East
Arawnosh; hie, Table. No. 1 Col.
borne; LloYcl .MoCauley, NO. 3 Morris,
No. 4, Grey.•
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eEst Wawanosh; Ross
McPherson:: No 4'. Wawanosh ; Nor-
man Coulter, No; 7, Morris; Mevvyn,
McCauley..No• 3 Morris; Walter -Lane.'
No. 9.Ashfield; Glen Cameron. No; 13
Ashfield• '
f Any model in -WoOd--.KelbY.Poster,
No, 9 , Howick:- Alvin Miller, N. 4
Wawanoih; :Roy. ErringiOn. No. 1 col -
borne; Frank Horton, No. -9 Colborne:
.Man. 2nd class7-Graliam MeNee.
• No. 17. West Wawanosh ; ..Dorothy.
gns. No.,- 7 'Morris:, "Carmen _Farrier.
'No.. 14 West Wawanosh; Agnes El-
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VooleY.--7Pearl: Felker; No. 4 Grek; . .o. 4 Grey; Jessie OrPen. No. 14,
ion McCauley, Ne. '3 Morris; , 3yd " class-Pthel* Nicholson.
-Potter; No. 11 "Tutzibe'rry.• • , 13 Ashfield; Olive. Farrier, NO. 14:
fiVlarigolds-,,Stanley Douglas, No Weld 'WaW• 11; , Gibbons. No.
,3 *8 East, WaWanosli; John Thoinpson;'.,
Ashfield;' Isobel poster.•No: 'p, How- No: 14 Howick; Agnes Coultea, No. 9.".
' Alex Lyons, NO. 4 Wawanosli; Gor- Norman- Coulter. No. 7 Mor -
don Merrison. No' 4 Wawanash. Mar-'
felt. Mae Conner; No. 1•Morris. East •Wawanosh; Margaret Gibson,
' 'tiroins•--Alek. LyOns: NO; 4 Wawa.' No''•14 ,Hoivielc..: • . • - .. ' • I,. , - . '
,ifoh; Win'Trivin, Noi-11;.East Wawa- -• Map..4th..clasa-Mtiriel,,Elllatt; No...
'•. nosh.; NOrinan • Coulter; No. 7 ;Morris.- 4. Grey;.Rena Nicholson, No. 13. AS11-,
,..i3uets:-.A.giiesr Elliott, No: •4 they; field; Agatha. Coultes. No, .9 .:East
.,Dorothi ;Higgins, No ..7. Morris; Hilda .Wawanosh;•AtlellkBere. NO . 17 West .1.
:Finnigan, ',NO. 17 . West WawanoSh; Wayisinosh; r Annie McDciweil. No.: „S'
Roliena . Yonne% No. • 11 East.' WAWA-, East WaWanosh; Neil Ratter; No.„. II -
nosh; Mae ..Cotilter;-'No.",'7 :Morris; Ternberry. - .. - , . . .. '
Lila Gaunt; Nse.., 4 WavvanOsh ' ' W." .
• g, s class-7---Ralph'Canieron,
Carrots --Arthur •Lewis, .7 No. • 12. No: 13, Ashfieid; MacKendriek,
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HoWick and Turnberyy; Alioe lVIcDon- No 4 ,Ashfield; Margaret Parrish 'NO:.
ald; No .3 Ashfield Marion •IVIeCauley,. 'Aslifield; , Emily • BroWn., No. 15.
No. 3 Morris: .*Robena. Young., NO: Ashfield ; Charlie Anderson. NO'' 5,.
East ,Wowitnosh; Lloyd • MeCaOlOY:' Ashfield ;1 Jack Cannihell, No: 17 West
No, 3 Morris; 'Neiman Coulter, No WSWS/1041'. '," • -
.1%,/[orris..- ". • Writing, 2nd class -Velma
Whee
Parsnips=,Ledie 9.1-lown er. No•. 17 Morris; Clara McDonald.
wanesh; Wm. Cam pbell,,No. 7 Morris Turnberry; Dorothir;.Rebeitson. No... 4
'• Wheat, 1 •qt: -,Walter lane; No., Aplifield; Alberta Shiell; No 9 Wawa -
Ashfield; • ,Irte:' 'A.: AlcDonagh, • No; S. • nOshi Glen Cameron, No 13 Ashfield:
Asbfield. '. • Writing. 3r4 class -Mar Wright..
. Wheat Sheaf -J' A McDenigh, No „No. 14 Howick;, Mabel. RqbinSon, NO.
Ashfield; Win.,`Paiker, No. 4 Grey: 14 flowielc;-'.. Carmen BroWnNo 4,
bati;.1- SiinpSOn No, Ashfield; ZOra. Bolt, NO. 8 East Wawa.
Ashfield; `Harold Faster y: No. 9 How- nosh; Agnes •Ceirltes' No 9 E
ick;. ChasMcQiiillln. No.. 4 Wel?, a -
nosh ; Jackson, • McCutcheon. :No. 4,
,
r er-inTlaw, „Mr, Oscar ebbutt
• the Maithuidt CUticeSSiori. ', • ."1.•,?4r
„ •
HohnesMr Lvil'olid:a,,:liaridtt:rdivetli.:467:0.1:trhoin:
his her/ie. „the,' Bayfield • :line to,
Meeting of; th4 Council.. Being some...
earlywhat ,for the meeting *he, called
at -the home of Mr. and:Mrs. Tebbutt
• and while chatting :to Mrs. Tebhutt
,stiddenly collapsed and. died
iadsay bad.. eomplAined
a .little Of not feeling Well 'and during
the summer had N% hat • Was, supposed
t�'be ,a 'still stroke.- Rut, ,his „condi-
tion, had not been,:.-consideret(seriouS:
Mrs. Ilebbutt :remarke4 to him ;
.just
previous to his eollapse that he. was
not looking viell,'but •his -sudden d ath•
was a severe shock' to all the'
bers ef • his and frienda...
,David Albert Lindsay; 'son. of . the
late avid Lindsay,-vviasrbornin---et)de--
rieh on ,,the' but line, on ..the •
far,in now ,ocen-pie4 bis bro.
Mr. B. .LindsaY., He lived on a farm:,
• •
near Porter's, Hill `until about eight
ye.ars "a?o; v•hei Movedto the PAY -
field Hy; to the 1.1eiclue farm. Three
yea-rs ' np:o hiS, was •'.14.'l,Ss
Peril -6e; passed a:t.‘,4y. farinly. o.'," six,
survive,' elder being but lad;
EdWard. Marion tottie, ',Elmer; 3n.'
, Mr. -LindsaY 'tilt.; a- public- spi.;_ted,,,
er and Laura /
• citlien who ,.took an interest, -in ' the
conduct of, the, InisineSs . of his nntiVe• .s..
tewnshitil He ,Vies., a. member % of . the •
council for eleven ears and last'.11..no:.-..
ars* was 'elected.
he -Was ,filling with -great acceptance.
It is a curious coincidence' that withinSew ,•
weeks .of each Other, the clerk
of Goderich ..tewnship and its ,reeVe-
abonld both. sp Suddenly.. be e41Ind
death Mr Adam •CentelOn the clerk
of the rnunicinalkty, died- just as slid-
enly and unexpectedly less than six
eeks ago. .
wanosh• Ward Jewell No - 9 Col-. d
borne.. 1w
,
•
The New Silk Scarvesarehereiin all the new weaves
and -Colors. Priced $2.50 $3.00 $3.50,$4 00 and $4.5O.
It
is a pleasure to -show these.- -
.„ r
Our_ 35 inch Dress Telveteens-areAll'Worralls-- Yet
--W-lifah-issiires y o -u -o f fast -Colors. Colors Brown,_Navy,
Black and Light Blue, extra - fine Chiffon' finish. Special
$2.75 a yard, •
o Velveteens for Children's Wear, in Cardinal,Navy,
Brown and Black, fine finish, $1.25 a yard.
40-itich,m1,wool- serge, to- be had iTillose, Copen,
-IsTiVic-gc.-arlet, Cardinal, Green, Brown and Black, an -ideal
,cloth for Children's dresses. -T\ -Special 7 ,c.'a yard.
▪ See the New Chamiosette-,Gloves, in
,
and`Moride.' Supe r quality, 85c. to $1.25,a pair.
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44,141.04i.'is'.by One. 'ot.,:theiT.1•01,tet*.a0d'Oldeit Dress,•
re
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Scotch .
Pingering
Yarti
1.13rOw0,. Black,
'ar6, White,
'Heather,
$1,26 Lb.
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