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DRESS FABRICS AND SIL
Thuriday; . 4farch Al
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Xonday, l'eb. 2d.
Miss ?earl Dobson, of Ethel, ie visit.
ing her aunt, :Aire. E. Ackert.
Mrs, itaynard, of Ethetis visitinglter.
daughter, Airs. Chas. 'rongram►
We are glad to weicore• lir: and: lairs.
Ohm. l3urko to our neighbourhood.
A few of the spirts front Isere attend-
ed that concert' in Z,ucknow gii'.l`ltairodvy
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If in connection with dress goods
The ; important facts to consider d a ted in: pricer ; .R:aw .Silk.. has
buying for spring. are: Wciol. has a.v.n p ,
advanced. in price, Dye Stuffs for dress goods and silksalso advanced
in; price, the cost' ab r has also advanced. Notwithstanding these
of l_.. e. •
conditions,.which have never' before been exper•ienced.by.:this genera
.o our Careful foresight we are. ,enabled to presen t fo r this.
art .an, by g
springlate prices. n
season' an .excellent assort talent at;very easona . • ..,
many case$' we cannot, duplicate 7oli •present .offer n s'. for: less than ;
tin.._ ._y
� ' '•p ed 't its: advance ' tnd,. urcliased
�.��. 'advance,. We. eaxly:auticipat . this .� ,
materials many months ago and our ettston els now reap the.benefit.
d•
relrge . ;s G�..
Ser!f es.st;illco'ritinuo" very popular: dress
Melee.
.r cs. Sonne colors are "heed. to eine,
•cure, yet we are showing a. Bice, range
in popular shades at 1150;: X.40, 1,2b,
�0
1. and $2.04.. These are exception;
allv good values.`
Shepherd Materials
Black and White ''Shepherd check,
Drese•Oooda are;now very popular in
, the larger.,cities and growing in favor
heree. See our values at 60e, '1.00 and:.
$1.25, We' have a fine assortment of
...many 'other lines' of dress goods' foe
suits, :Waists w or,ne,spring, cats,:
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gond Cilli;, 'Moss
Moidayr. Peb, 211tH;
i'rs. evorge trwii t►trdtron,4liavo thehm
barn Dearly wall hors.
Miss Ernina, Woods of SJ. Wiens, is
Insitang her. ,sister,. Mrs. James. Irwin«
A number from here attended the
Spinsters"' Convention, 'and report u
spleudtd time.
Kink Oltif 'n lostwvaluable•teiam
of horses from distemper recently; and
night, • • Mr Dan McLeod: also lost a, colt.
ri .
a its
. Sleek Dress: IF . b ..� •.''
i se . n
There',,ig u; lite` domande e e o 'for'
B:ank *Dress Geods; and you'll` find' in
otic stock a p s lvltdid' range of the Most
..
.popular .lines in. deemed., Owing ,to
e ily purchase: '' , we are. ' showing a..
number of linea et the old prices.
Voiles .and Organdies •••
`•Plain, flowered arid\ embroidered Voiles .
and Organdies: are largely ino demand •
for ;sprint; an suwmee' wear: The'
patterns .ere beautiful, • 'the .material
" very suitei.bie for. the seek') and. the
prices are reasonable at 2e,' 35 mid 5Qo.
Mies Helen Sutherland: spent a couple�y,:,i Irwin has 'purchased a house
from one of hie neigbbore, and intends
taking it home in the near future.
. Otue of oar`youngfellowe eeea-tel-i;tneF le
Ittver occasionally, A little advice,
friend; "Take- wheels the next time you
of dsi,ys•last week lite guest of , rs%Mac .
Henry.
;sre sorry fo ;epott tIre iiess.
Mr. r. Thos, Harris, We Rope folr .a speedy •
recovery:. • -
Messrs,Morley Bell and Earl Eodgins
attended: the careleat in Lticknow on
Tti,esdey night pf Wt. seek.
Mr. Walter McIntosh,. who has been.
,spending, .this winter rponelis 'here, has,
-returned, to hishome' in the West:
Phone No. 10-10 nt: VoUr. Service
We:Sell for Cash trigs 54�, Cheater TitanThi Credit mote..
.g „
tiolyrood
(intended foe last week) •
Mr Earl I:iodgins;tae•started lo, nock
The Wornmeeltistittrie intend holding fee Ackert Bros. • • '.
an oyster supper end entertarnmeethere J1isa.Pearl:'Dclmenr of. Ethel, io. r�tsit:
on March 14 A goO( program is being
prepaared, consisting of dialoguesand.
recttetiorte • by local talent, alexia.. Ripley
talent.: Proeeedo for patriotic purposes.
Adnrisssion,,non fox:adults. and' 25c for
children, A rote treat, .Everybody comet
and bring s eneone with you. •
Thi,inembers of the 1olyrood Meth-
odiet elrureli' held a patriotic; social on
ne of W. St t
es
•this V Stattors.
Friday night•a the r.. a
Games were .played after which there'
was,a. shclrt program. consisting. (.t reel-
tations, solo,•-instrtinrental music and an
address by Rev. Mr. Clysdaie on "Why
• We are at War." After the program a•
collection was taken up and $62.00 Was
received for lied Cross purposes; Lunch
was served and all Went 'home feeling
they had spent an enlbyable evening,
This is a Ureat. Sli Semon•
¶ everything ° points the . way. of this
being a great -silk --season and antic
are ur
made
shave l
this
n of W
patio large P
chases of the most popular lines and.•
::
• :best' selling shades:,- ' When all our
:purchasesto. `aiid': vile will h , v..
are
Without: 'a • doubt, the finest display, of
silks 14101 .01i store has ever shown
We are showin alarge ,iange of colors
fine quality. lit Pailette Silks at:;
Yn. a y,
$
100 and $1.25 per d:. ; : ,
Splendid quality:. of Black . Tait
feta Silks at $.50..
-Special. French. Silk • :Crepe.
de Chene;. a . p rticu1arly handsome .
• :material1 in 1
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w"hits •at 1.
O
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.Our' ectalnSilk,
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ed ":Murdoch 'si 'Gainer .n's S ec
stana� - ..o,p*
price
5 Th �ls;• the :old . �ri
at, 1 u'� l
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on this 1•it=-s'aine•b< as. ofQre the ��t
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esns;'t.yet+s
the; tradeto-day a� uax
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chase'
ih adva c w
ill
of•it; owllig ;if!), tlaes k. r
u dottbte l be r. 5o.
� �y, � s
• S.ee our: assortment of Silks
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.n ... r �o- es.
i `r: Trriimi s
Whitgcharh.
t-fonday, Feb,. 28,
Miss • Annie -.Henry, of f ' Geelph, is
spendingfew days at her -home. Merge:
Lance -Corporal Win. Middleton, of
Woodstirck,'spent Sunday..at' his home
here: •
Alhe Morrison'has taken a. posi:t:on at
Laurel; Ont.,; as butter -maker for thea
season,- )'
ing at the benne of Ernest Ackert,.: •
Mr. George Elliott: has returned,to hie'
home, Loth. con,, Duron, after spending
the last Month working•.feieekeltertBrole
Parson; Determined •10.Enlist•
• At a big recruiting meeting at • Porta
Feb.whichlour.
• b 24; at.
Elgin held' on. . ,
young .men Offered .their service;, Rev.. J. `-
•Archie Barker, of tut I3,ptist Church,
announced that he had already offered
to•go•as chaplain to the 160th,,•and that
if he were not Accepted in that capacity,
howould enlist as a private. "I must
go in whatever, capacity," he said, His
announcement was received with loud
cheers..
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re have. a o d, s pJ
Coal Scranton Cfoa i n
est .ut Size,
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SCHOOL REPORT$-
If yourcoal bin is ,getup;;. low have it r '
, .a ` havinga
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,d f
filled,•.up ': •`Do not b. afra , oF
r ev'de
s
`�fo lq•.
v lieFiring,t oC
�t 't
little 1e: 1' t•. a in tt r-
fait 0 ....,
areointin one' of Ale bi•,... c t coal
p g to ty
strikes' on. record, equal to the one in •1902;
d take glace there will be a
I f, it `shoal ak p,
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gxeat scarcity of coat
• S. S. No. 8, Klrir oss .
Form V. -Graham Moffat, D. Scott:,
Grade VIII. —Ethel McDonald, Percy
Taylor, Gordon Scott, Wesley Tiffin,
Grade VII.--lsabelle Moffat, Erneet
Orr: - -•
Grade VL—U rveyScott, Annie Arm-
strong, . _ _
Grade V -°Margaret Moffat, �ignie'
Taylor, Bert Harkness, Eva Morrison.
Toni Penrose left this morning for George: Tiffin, Peggy Thompson, Clifford
Wing -haw, where he- has enlisted With Young, George -Scott:
tnecI6lst Battalion.' Grade-IV.—RuthnVaughan, Reginald
Cattrell.
We are glad to beable to state that . G etide,I =Allan. De Malchine Willie
Ars. John -:t aiirpbell; . who-hns•--been 'cost,"Tom-morrienn:-,
.a
ent imp rovin t
is at res n ,
1 ill,to c t.
•aro g Yelling. imm S .
sc itsp t; Pr.—Wesley Yo°u J
Y l � Sr. ,Pr. y. g
somewhat: • Jr. Pr.=Ernily Thompson; Ralph. Mor -
Mrs. Joe Iiolrties gave a patriotic ':tea risen, Ethel. Richardson.:
last:weck-torthe young: people of this . ' LEr.a•E Soir.Iucx, Teacher.
vicinity. A splendid evening was re -
Y - .,.
orted. Proceeds •amounted to $5.0O.
' ' skin
Mal..
.Pres.` Janies .Pentese,; of Wingham;
dt Hettrr . Y lex: K-en-ned� eecil`-Micr:- : ' '- .,�..Tuesdayr-h'elt 28;.-
'�1 Carrick, .
a of ''Luck
dleton'and SergeantMiss Beryl Johnston spent the. week,
now, spent Sunday at their names here: end at her home here. •
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The Lucknov�Hardvuar.e & Coal Co..
The_ Home of the Supreme Range that is, Guar.
anteed to Save Thirty per cent. of your Croat Bill
Lothian`
• —Tuesday, Feb. 29.
;, Born, -To Mriand.. Mike How,
a. daughter. • : , .
Miss Jean, Johnston spent 'a week
visiting,in Ripley:
. 'Mise Ella' McDonald, of Amberley, is
visiting at. McDonald s,. • • . •
: George .Sandy is improving; . but very
'.slowly from his severe illness. - •
• Alex McLean is-homeafter-spending;'
• a -month -with Chicago friends;---- ` -,
Russel Ritchie' returned .home after
spending; a year or so in the West. - •
Miss,.Mary_Culbert;,teacher at Zion,
spent theweek end the guest of Mr. and
;Mrs: John. Johnston. . '
Will Henderson and bride, of Detroit,.
who. have been'visiting friends --here on.
• ''their wedding trip,:spent a:few'days'witli
hisuncle•and aunt, M'r.. and ,Mrs. T,, F.
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Henderson.
Miss;..Myrtle Congram and::Leslie.
visited•Maple Leaf friends on Wednes-••
day evening.
1 oneld (lacus tee. of Redvers, Sask.,
was home to see fits; grandmother; :Wee
is hilt keeping well.:" . •
•
' Mr. and Mrs. William. Uongrain 'and
Cecil visited with relatives in Wriigham
a few.daysaast week. i :.
Mrs; Mowbray, 'who spent part of .the
winter With her mothers left -last' Wed-
esday feeler hoitie in the -West.
lion
• •e -Tuesday; Feb. 29th:
&Iessrs'Wii1 ancdBert Helm, of"Tiver•
t o"ri;`a`re visiting friends here.
John• Glardner intended the Box,Social•
at. Pa' upoent Friday evening
„"Mies '. Rena Irwin of Imola-tow ' is •
spending a feav days at Robert Webetere
"Owing to the storm on Sunday,' there
was do. church held on the tlshfeld Cir,'
--Coit :.•
.,"Vlrs.. William Stothera, pi. lelafekiege
On account of the weather last Sunday
evening .tepee was. no Guild meeting in
'•church: Next•5und '
t " riana
theres � to.
l yYs
March. btb; the subject *ill: be "Cons"-
oration. of. Strength,"; Pa 20,' 1 11: The
leader-rs-It, M: futon - ' -
The, young . people of the .I'resbyterran.
:church, Langside, held their regular
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Paramount
•lfionday, Feb.- 28t .
1 -Ethel, vier her
• 14Irs:
' mars f
E-
R to
ay , ,.
son here last vveek.'
Mr: • Hibbiins' has been under,. the
weather for•sometime
,
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: Maize 'of Pori Alber. paid,
•M 'Albertt, i�
Mr. ,
a visit: to Max Raynard last Saturday.
ellete4sfiil-BniC-Social-`as-herd" it
Owing to the storm and heavy. reeds
many country schools, were.closed yes-
terday. I
✓ orot
Mrs. Wm. Stealers e tent t_ - k 1
end at the home of h ,,er, Lae
Andrew.
_ Stephen Stothers,- of - Guelph, and;
Bailie and Sergeant Canon Stothers, of
Guild, meeting v:.t the Manse bere last 'Toronto, were home last. week attending
'1`lttirsc7ay "venin nd were afieeemeds_h0-funeral of :thein :. cousin. _ William
entertained.'by Rev; 'anc� ,13rs: Stewart. Andrew.
A veiny enjoyable evening: is reported;
We hear that Pte.. Rey .Paton has
.sererggdhis'oennection • with the Bruce
Battalion and gtine'to Ottawa, -'where he
will enter.' the 'signaling service. Roy
beingatelegi aph operator, it was thought
as well to, make use of bei ability in that
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The Whiteehurch Red Close 'Society
.acknowledges the•' followilig donations
With thanks: Mrs J. Holmes, patriotic
-t reee; • frs: -Feerrk Jlenry;—patriotic-
tea., S:OO; Mrs..L U: Stewart, patriotic
tea, 4 50; Mrs. Peter Leaver, patriotic
party, 21.50.; Mrs •Wm. Puedon,l balance.
coilected,•1.50; ,making a •total of 14.7.5.
.e—Secy,-
The .Yeritig People's Guild of the
`Presbyterian • church .intend Bolding, a
sociitl in the basetpent of the church on
Friday evening. March 7th, at 8 o clock.
. Laurier spent- the weekend with her. •broiler,
A cordial invitation is. extended to a"ll
—Tuesday; Feb: 2#J: Ie A drew the. congregation to attend. A. good
program is e g prepared . .
sae, n .• • • e bein
and lunch
Mee 'Y.iolea .McLennan, o'f,.the (I .C' I ,` Eortw —on '�Vedneisday, Feb. 16, "te will be served. Will the ladies kindly :
.&pent. the.weelr.end at ber home: hire Sireend Wined .Webster,a son :bring calte-and sandwiches. Admission:
-Mrs. Jr. N. McKenzie h'as returned
hoiee after -spending . a 'month visiting
friends ill Brantford. • •• •
Miss Frances McDonald, Mf Ripley,. is
:spending a'feair. -days • with her cousin,
Miss Mary H. McKenzie.
Lanes.
—)1endaY,: Feb:.28.
c oo has re=opened of
a,month owing to measles. .
Miss Bela Kennedy visited her sister,
•.Mrs. Joe Carroll; of Lucknow:•'• •
"John' Camer'cn, the assessor. of Ash -
VA, ie makinjt his usual routrds.
• ;Mrs. ;\Teil 0: McKenzie and children
are 'Visiting .•lter permit's, Mr. and-, Mrs
i.• ".= C#eo:-Robe;'tson;:of.Litcitnotv,.
'A. number: ofthe:yeung.people-attend-.
:;Congratulations. • '.• ; ; Children 10c., adults 15e..
• Master, Willie Andrew,: of::Irupknnw, ••. Tee i reeneRY tri t<tr a very successfm1
is visiting .1.5 ah hi$ uncle,.• Robert An- meeting en the evening of Feb, 25th' in
drew, at, present.: the Foresters' Hall.. A good crowd was
- • Mrs: Jas Webster, eleurlington, who out_to:listen to the' splendid program:
dished Mende :here,.. retiirned'to Wing.; .Onenuieleer en the program Was a de=
ham an Saturday., t ate "Resolved elnit the Edho .be Libel -
Mrs. Jelin Andrew' a Lucknow and retied." Misses.Stella Kirke and Marjorie
.:•firs eche._McKeith, Burlington visited Gordon upheld' the allirnaative, wbiiethe
friendq' in'•thrs vicinity lest week. 'nt'gr>•tive was: taken -viy ;Misses 'Myr*'
----- _,a. ' .-.Beecroft and.>t.rlv_.Pu terson..-- -be j:udges,-
.'Vi-lson ehn t~iillespie
ind.John- alurr•iy, d,clded in favor` of
the• negative,' :se wo hope, to flee ` the
"Echo",eontineed. The meeting closed
hysinging "God Slave the King." .
day•evening and all repeat fr geed •,tiro
'Messrs. Sam aile.Elner. Bradley be
returned to the Gr C..1. after seen
the bast few weeks .at home prim`.
the -measles. - . •
Mrs Willtain_ Baldwin and Gilbert.Mrs Jamieson acid daughter, Mario
';Tint visited their• brether at Blythe have returned after spending a few ea
• Charles W. Alton had..a severe,.attack, visiting theformer's. parents, Mr: and
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of acute" indigestion last weeks _but is Alra: I• rnlay, of Lackntrrv:
roving nioely. • •
W. G. Heid is iniproviiig nicely after
_ ..1iia-ascident.,whick. xtrised..stile leg, and
•fractured the other` " ' '
'e. seek to 4hronicle the th , f: VI'illir,
ve Andrew, son of bIr. anc��si • I�aac' -
An
ding drew, which occurred on:- Vuieda'y, Feb.'
to 20th. The patients and•family have the-
sym_patliy,of the entice ,conrmuni
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Y9' Wmi �N�at3z�i n 'at- the hie -now -
Flour` dills Highest market. prices
paid, T nts'AvEN' Brios '
Langside,31
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W ,1'. Reid intends building a house '
tin Lucknew this, spring, , where he and'
• his wife.. will spend the remainder of
their dors' iu Comfort.
'Henry` Reinhardt ie having bis sale on
' March O.th, . Mr. Reinhardt hes secured
• a -good job for himself andintends to
• • quit farming. The fatuity be greatly
missed, is they were steadfast friends.
Eighth' On.,
• • —Tuesday, Feb. ,20,
Mies on thee is.,uest-'of
Pearl Dobsong
Eolyrood friends.. '
Mr.. and Mrs. Max :llaynard .visiterb
..'Charlie Congrain's on Tuesday last.
Misses Margaret and Ada Baker.visit-
• ed at Robert Elltott's on Tuesday.
Mr.,and Mrs. R. S.. ;Eiareilton 'visited
at Murdock eleP hereon s on Tuesday,
• Mr. and Mrs John Stewart, Arnow;
• aperitrriday aft ernoonat John Oulbert's,
We ars glad to hear that Thos, Itarris
improvin; atter a eeeere attack of
esd�.•y, i'ebee
ti and';1frs. J. T Moffat and'chil
arrived here from Lloydminster, Alta.,
last Thursdeje • •
• Owing to • bad roads and stci'rm on
Sunday'there was ne pireaceiing in "Lang ---
side Presbyterian' church, •
Mrs. 'Ephrim Taylor ie' having an
auction sale on Wedeiesday; March 13t,
beforeleaving for the West, '
Walter 'Thdhaidson hada very sucee ie
Wednesday evening,. which
B'OIt a
'fol dant i g,
Many of the Langside people enieye:l.
• The young peoples 'of Langside :were
entertained at •Whitechurch. Mena" last
Thursday' evening. An `enjoyable time"
'was spent by all p>;esent:
Kinlougk : ; '
—Tuesday, VA. 20.
An entertainment in tho interests of
the'. Red • Orr is will , he given in the
Orange Hall on the evening of Friday,
,Mareh 10th, ;here will be a; n„uf, pro;
grain and refreshments. !grogram' will.
begin. at 8 o'clock. Admission 2.1'and
IUs. ••
Fourth, On. K�lalo. s' •
The measfes-still seeui „to be in this
district:•
'Aloe hlcl)onald," Of Teee te, who vas
lately diiseharged"from one of the corn-
ponies of volunteers.onraccount'of polite
j,hysical weakness, as a: result: of art '" at -
tact{ of ptieumonia, is ;steering with hey`
'lrarerits,,;Mr. trod ;1rs.•Angus 1,fc:Ilonnlil.
IJts wife is also with Mira, We wish
him a speedy recovery. •
• r'.'.Mond'say,•Feb.'.28th.'
Miss-Antiie t#lrte Spent the weekend
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with Irene Brindley.
Tho wr:deing.bells . aro farther' away,
but .81111 they're ringing
:;lfiss Isabel S,eele, Tererito; 1s✓'vieet-`'
ing under the parental roof... :
;lip services were held -in the church.
Sunday :on.ncconnt, of the storm. ''
After seeing in • Amberley news last
week.: that Norval's f rrprrda happened to
he away, we cite •easily account for his.
"l)lueness''•.
Mr. cod 'Mrs _Walter ,Armstrong.left
for their leen" in"' 1V'.eluryn, Sask., lase
Friday morning. Albert,. Virughn, who
titre frcen .with Jetties Rueter for. a•Midi-
bur. of years, hrrisd with Mr Armstrong
and left tlid sans" interning • . •
An 'interesting little 'surprise ,was
sprung on 13 of our soldier boya,'., who
have enlisted thisr.listrict,. when last
Friday evenirg' in the, Presbyterian
1Charclt they were presented with wrist
watclien, and safety tazors tp,tliose. who.
;;Asci, the watches' before. ,:.Mr. Thomas
Blair rend the address. and Albert VVrigl,t
made a'fltting retrly A •~hurt Program
IWraa
also ,provided 'i rid lunch Was 'served,
alter. Which. the ytiting jeer ple betook
�theniselves to the Woodmen n h•Iall end
cr.joyed 'themselves fur a few hours 'W;tri
Qthee ttlitUi@rnCPts, . .
Verdtin
•ANOTHER WOMAN TELLS
" • Hopi Vinol • Made Her.;Strong
$eallsville, ' Ohio.-" I' Wish all, ner- -
volts, weak, run-down women could hike°•
Vino': 1 wee so run-down, weak and
nervouscould not sleep.E'verything I
ate hurt me, and the medicine I had tee
ken did, Inc no good. I decided to try
Vinol and before long I could eat any.,
thing 1 wonted and could sleep all night.
Now 'I.ern well and strong, and in bets,
ter health than I have been for years.'
=-1VIrs.Ai�ivA Mft,t1sori,BeallsVille,Ohio.
We guarantee Vinol for allrun•down
weak Mid debilitated conditlonte
Spetrce,• Druggist, 1.gol tatow
Paramount school on Friday night, :Feb.
Beth. The proceeds which amounted to
$65.75 are in aid oe the -Patriotic•. fund.
Our teacher,: Miss Isabel McDtarmid,
deserves credit for the getting np nf, a
splendid program. We are also indebt,
ed to the Lucknow friends- who gave
suet] cheerful and willing assistance.
Pte. MeKinno ' sang a. song and made a
attar-ingappe toall present to, do their
it in overc a ing the German menace.
e others " em. Lucknow who took part
re Mr. %•vlrner .Aitcheson, Miss C 1
w
Ge
° Belfast -
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-Wednesda`t, .Marele
if you wish to, have year' horses shod -
in wherry call at Crosby's:
'Robert ` ` purchased hasAgit' urchase nevi .
�. d a
team of agricultural hOtsea.
Case + McAllister and fainil
Helena, have McAllister
into our neighlyoce.
We are•ple ised"tim report the recd ery -
of. H. Woodley, who.has beep' suffering
from an attack .a :pneumonia.
Don'tne neglect, sending your children -
,r g.
to school. • Now is -the ;time, ' while a
s in har find our
good teacher. i t c ge,. We fi n
worthy teacher,. Miss Ramsay, `very Cap-
ableee ler duties,
' .The heavy snow storm;' on Saturday"'::
and Sunday, accompanied. by wind, 'left
the gravel road in bad condition, but -the
bigsnow. drifts did not prevent our Mail.'
man from making -his -ground s.'
d Scss';EtEel Howe.•
5000 Piano Votes with
each Package of Writing
Paper and Etwelopes,any
kind i n the store,
per, package.
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU
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