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Our New Purchases of Storing and Surniner.GoOds
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are now nearly all in and 4rranged on the counters awl shelves, We
have a full store well stocked ..with goods of excellent -
quality.« We cordially invite you to visit, 'our store, see
our MAW' goods, examine their quality and note the styles
and ecanpare our -prices.
FINE QUALITY coRspTs
Several shipments of fine Corsets :have lately come, .to
• hand .and we are able to show our custoniers.a choice• -as,
SortrgentOf styles and values, •
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'MEMO CORSETS.:with Lastikop Webbing are the
best Corsets .for " stoutfigure's, And while. giving •4
trim-
ness and shapelinessto.the wearer, give at the Salite tilge
absolute confor( and AuppOrt. Price 240 to $4.00;
COILZINTI :eciRSZTS*, are noted for.their splendid
wearing 'qualities, as weU'As,for their dunfort and ease and
those clesithlk 'dui:4131141 cOrnfort, elegance and fit cop- ,
billed should try Coilene Corsets and thus prove. this de-,
• scription, Price 3.00 to $4.50. '
CRo*PTON'S CORSETS. These need
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COIIENE "The Woven Fillinend recommendation from us. They have etooti the test for ,
years and proved their worth,apd women who wear them
know whet 'fine eer,setS they are,and the splendid valuethey
get at 50e, 740, 1 50, .00 itrid $2..5O, Wehave a
UrlbreakaNe' *old
range kif styles, prime and \eizes tcreheese fierce
FleXible
' .0174 SToRR Z Heitiquaaxemi rex Ftsix Ooesiers
;tittle Daisy' and "Little Nell" Nell": 4osie0 lot Infants and
' Childien -Von Caret be to careful in buying hosiery for the little folk* Their, ritock-
, . , -. jogsmust not only be dainty and comfortable but Meet be of extra flap qual-
ity :wool, carefully knit-
ted and the dye fast and , ...,......".0,0 1—.....-- ,•—,•-•—•••• 01 •
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sanitary. **Little Nell" —
and "Little Daisy" hoe-
tory combine all tliez�
qualities in the highest
degree. They are the —
ideal hosiery for child en
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We have a fine range, -in
. different colors and sizes
• sind are sellbeg the sin 11
er" sizes at 25c and larger
at 30 and 35e.. ' •
• Womenlas Hose. Seethe:- '
special values we are .
- showing in -Fine Ribbed...-
-Cashmere -1T -35e. Pine
quality Plain_ Cashmere
at 50c. and Extra Quality
Cotton, neatly shaped and,
finely finished at 18e. or
2 pair for 35c.
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. Fordyce ..
, her late home. In inas shemereled Mr.
Opurtney, and their union -was blessed
, -Tuesday* April 11:
. • by a family of seven; six sons ..and. one .. -Monday,:April 10.
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George Itennecly is visiting at Francis • Themes Colwell sold his farm .hist
daughter, all of. Whom but one son sine
Doyle's for a ,few .claye.• . ' week to Perris Bros: - .' " • : . .
viee her, Mrs. Opui4(ey was in ardent
: • Eli Travens shipped a load of settler'? ''A nunaberfrom here attended Beaton
• -effedis to Saskatchewan. ' . , , . and Coneistent member, of the Anglican. Wells' sale -en Friday. . • • , : .- •
• -:Mrs. John Gibbons is laid np, With the 'Phu,re13- Her life Was not a public; one, Recruiting ha S •been •Che.Order -4 the
cold. We hope to Soon hear'of her re- but Was devoted largely to her husband day for the -past Week. : ' • --
- co.very..- - .' • - - . and family.She had a keen sense of Themes Celwell• is holding his auction
A few 01-0e. old acquaintanCea enlOY.-•' her personal responsibility to her Creator • sale on •Friday Of this Week: . .. .
.. ed :. themselves- at John Mason's one and to herfellowereatures. The stranger, 'Pte. James Thompson made abusiness
. evening last week.. ..- ..
.whether rich or poor, received a w.elcerne trip to Walkerton On •Friclay.' • . .
%a. Champion and Sister, Mrs, In her home' and Was ' the, recipient . of Cecil Garland, of Pinkerton, was a
. „Jane Nixon, tileited with Mr:. and Mrs: her kindest hospitality. ;Hers was a Sunday Visitor:in:the vicinity. .
Alexander Havens.. .' • • ' deep, unassuniing, practical religion, the
A nimiber of the privates from Tiver.;•
influence -of which -was felt in the home
and.coullnunity, and.will still live though ton were twine here Over •Stinday. '
the pesseasor has gone. At the last 'she
. thonght not of herself, but Was solicitous
for those she as aboubto leave. . There • Wilbeit McNally is. another to sign.
reinain to•ynourn her. lose,. besides -hits- up hero on Thursday .witlr. the .180th
band and family, one sister, 'Ms. Win, Battalion. . • " ' .-.1 '
Oliver, of •Dorchester,• Ont.,. fled- four
brothers; David, of N.apenee,'Ont , L.S.'
for Lennox and Addington; ,Saingel, . of
Preeceville, Sask.; John and A. W..Nepl,
Nes-
bit, of Huron' Township. the fnneral,
•on Friday was very largely attended.
The service was conducted by Rev., Mr..
Brett, the new pastor Of the Pine . RiVer
lAngliCan church, assisted:by Rev. Imo,.
of Dresden). Ont.; a recent -patent.; 'end-
' Authority . Rev. Rutherford, of . the : Pine Ri-ver
Presbyterian church. Rev. Inn& in the .was turned down in Tiverton a: couple.
: -`41146.4.3's April 11. course of his remarks, ,poirited out that of Weeke ego). 'we are pleased to report,
.Quite a number from this • vicinity' While we cannot escape the dark and his•been taken .back, • ' ., .. • ,
..- attended the sale at It ..Y. Hillosk'S. • .' gloomy aspeckpf death; yet the passing ' : John Melettn,, boundary; sold his 150.
• ,'' Meti: W.'•fillitaiiners . of Underwood, of the departed to her revvard was but 'acre -fa -milt* $5,600. . _Tye buyera. visere
• -Spent ,the- Week -end at 11. ,- the 'Welding of another link in the .chain - Messrs. Alex.' Kitirtown,' r.,' and- Roy
: Mr. and &rill:. William ..13lue Spent a that binds those , who 'remain to the Kennedy,' the latter purchasing the fifty
Upper end better worki,--and--a-stimulus- •acreti-
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couple of days ift-Kinlongh-last week,. •
'---''.--: - "Mr&-jehrrInblYand Petert aitipbell--....taArCaterefforordebAhat there -May- T-be---adfourtietts:--neteting-of,---the-let
• each. had .a. euceessfid wood bee last be a ' *glorious . reunion: Among those owners of Perdy's cemetery will he heiel
.wdek. who ettended the funeral.from a distance this Friday afternoon at 3 11; m , when
were:, .Mr. ,tted Mr& Wm.,-,01iVer•-and- '-general'.'businezer itlid-enthe IMPOrtitiil
•:1-1Iiiii-Dlara.Irilkie•Winv the . guest of Mrs. James Hunt, of Dorchester, Ont ; matters will be discussed.. Interested
' • last week, ' '
' MISS Iota° McPherionene evening of 'Mr. and -Mrs. Robert Calder,. of Mount parties me requeoted to be present, ' ,
.. -- -. ' Forest; Mr. and Mr's. W. J. Blair„ of Mrs. Archie McKinnon received e
• ' Harry"Walker is another of our young Tiverton; - Mr. . and Mrs. A. .111a.ir . and telegram from Ottawa to -day (Monday)
men who has joinecrthe colers ',to •fight Mr. and Mrs. W.I. • Durnin, - of Limit- saying that her Son, John A.; 'had beee
'. for King and Country. 7 - ' • : now. • , . .,wouhded with ehrapnel on April let in
• ' Mies • Isobel and Bob . Scott, ..Miss . France; No partjettlars have yet here '
•',Agees, Stewart and -Charlie Wiley spent: • Eightli Con.. KialoSs •••%. received as to what extent his ',wounds '
. Tuesday evening at G. C; Thorburreo.. are. All hope they are not .setiells.
• . StInDEXIX °alai BY DEITLI.-CIU, . .. . • •--Monday, April 10. . . .
:WednesdaY, &Oil oth, the tOmaninitY. Mrs. Culbert, 10.tli sem,. Visited on ' AFTER :GRIPPE.,
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.. was greatly shocked*bytheeuddeadeath the •gxh; on stoutly. • • . , • . . .
efAro. Harty •Courtney. Tide IS the ' ° •
, third time .teithin a dietauee of •• half 'a 'Miss Phoebe dongiain -spent the wed(
Mile, that the iiiessertgei of death' has „ -
end .at John Culbert's. ; ,,, •
come in the -space of tight months,. re- The -Weinen"o, Institnte 'met- at• the
hOmo of WO. Thos Harris last Week.'
•• moving in the -fleet and last, instance. a
faithful Wife ahd loving mother and in ' , A fetv from here attended the "At
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- the • other a bright, prothising young , 'Home”. given by the Armen' Club, Rip.
Maiden,•all of whom; in human ,judg,. ley„ori Wedneeday evening of last we lr:
' ment, wereleest likely to. be called; : hat •• MiiiS.Susan Hanle, a' reSkient of thie
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. "God inove0 in u mygerious way Ills • part,, diediat her home, itt the age of 51,
, .,•;04-ondere to perform," Mrs.. Coertite4 Slieleaves to inoUrn, an aged„another.
• Whose' maiden name. wae-Olivia Nesbit, th-ee, brothett and one slater. - Alex,
was, 48 years Of ago. 8110'WaS born and . fred, .aild Mrs. J. Mowbray- are in
10004 in UttrOP TOWIIIIIIIP not 14r. Nit' North Dakota) atd ilobert at home;
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Olamis
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. The ittissieriery meeting will be. held
at the bonne of Miss 2. Chamney on
Thursday, April -13, at 2.30.
We are glad. ie hear that Miss Tillie
Alexander, Who f has heed laid up for
some time, is able to be around again.'
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' airs. Jane Amon; of St,, marys, 18
spending a few days with 'her sisters,
: Mrs. W. M. Champion and Mrs. Peter
••Leaver.
. George 13. Nayldr held a successful
sale On Afonday, April lOth, everything
going well. John Vurvis 'wielded the
• hammer.
The Ladies' Missionary Society met
at theOlanse on ' Wednesday afternoon.
• Mrs.; W. ...I. McKeetnan and' Mige.
Phyllis MOirat *returned frotn • Toront�.
last. week, •• • . • .
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• ,JohnlIcLeie, who sold his .tarm last
week,, has bought the • Sinclair • 209: -acre
near•Tiverton,•fer $10400. ..•
Dan Finlayabn, who was Working in 'a
brush factory at Port lilgin for some
▪ weeks,harieturned_liOrne again.' •-• •
Fte.'EdWard (Teddy) 'Chapman, Who
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Vinol.Reitoregltre,Marthiln iltren'gth
Wapakoneta; Ohio. ama f‘arrner
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by Occupation, and thegripper lift nie
vvith a bad cough and In a bervoukweak,
ren -down condition, and I could net
seetit to get tieythingto do me any good
until I took Vinol, which built. Me Up,
and rny cough and nervousness are all
-41otiday, April Q.
Miss Hai 1 West is at preent vting
in Detroit t •
Mrs. Ifussey has reNrned to her home
in %Oriel*.
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Mrs, ., L. Taylor is at pr
sent sent
ing her daaighter„ Mrs, Montgomery, ef
Ripkr,
-.Miss Maggie McDonald, Paramoutit,
was the guest of Miss In *McDonald
on tiondity,
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remit ar wontJ1y ueeeting o
Woineree. Iestitute, was held at
e home ot Mrs Neil McDonald on
ThUrstlay of•last week. ',There was, a
good 4ttent1aliee and •ver.y intetesting
pape-ratread. 'The must teeehnit tNill be
held *C the hotne• of Mrs Hen. M elver.
John • McGregor, one
O the oldest residents of this • notriet,
passed awaret her home here OA wed
..nesday, Mat& 29th., as a r,salt of an
attack Of pneenionee. McGregor,
who was:eighty-fwd. years old, was born
in Seotland.l. For ntitv years she lived
with her late husband. on 4 farm J,letui
Kintail. ' She had one of the kindest of
heart', and always extended a .helping
heed when opportunity presented; and
was loved by all who liad•the Priviledee
of knowing her. Three daughters -Mrs.
hiiirrity, Of. Dekota; 'Mee; Itleitttv, of
*Kincardine; Rebecca, at home:, also four
sons,' Dr: M. NicOregor, of Dakota; John,
of.Wasitingtoti; Donald, of Texas; Jas.,
at Ileum, are surviving members of the
the family, her ;husband having •pNde-•
ceased lier some yetare ago, The funeral
which took piece:Ft1day afterneen,frOM
her -residence to • Kinteil Cemetery Was
very largely attended. Rev. Mr, Hardie
conducted the services. The pallbeereis
were Harry McDonald; Dan, McGregor,
Donely McKenzie, Mr., Crawford, Mr.
McMillan, and John McKenzie.
.• "Out of a life ever mourn f ul,
"Out of ii land very lornful,
• "Where in bleak exile we roani,
44Into a. joy -land above us;
"Where tLere'S a Father to love us,
."Into our boleti, "Sweet ,Il iree;"
Whitichurch
-Tuesday, April April 11
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Miss 'Edna Musgrove, Of Wingliem,
orient Sunday. with • her mint Mrs. F.
etittrY
ls. F. Henry spent 4 few days last
week visiting friends Wingliani and
ClintOn. •,' • • . •
_...hfra..:Walter Lott and Miss Nettie. and:
Masteraeb•spent.-Sunclar: with friends
in Bvai:Fiqu... •••
.Corp. A Henry and Ptei Gill-
espie,. Of -Walkerton; .spent Sunday
their boines . , • ''
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!1r1).Anderson'(ind Miss Flo Mar-
tin, of .Wingham, epent Sundey at the
home of their brother, Wm...Martin:
'The guild meeting ou Sunday even-
ing was very interesting,... The leader
-11Wkir-M-CKity, the.•,•enbieck
"wurit my 1 )enOnifnatiiin expects of her •
,Young People." • The . subject for next
Sunday eveninp,,, , is "Our' • Deaconess
vverli -tinder the W. .-Theitadei hi
Alba Fox. • , • •
Itie.our duty this week to report the
death .of .Mr.j{%%ard SpenCer,.wbo pass.
ed away cn 'Friday.'inornieg, in his 73rd.
years. -He leaves to Mourn his loss two,
Sops andfour daughters,: Mrs... Jewitt,• of
Luek.new;.Miss Mary; o Listowel; Lydia
and Gusta at .henie;. and Harvey -eel
teharleealso at, home.' , • • •
- The last meeting -Of the Literary for
the'season*was held last Friday evening
The prpgrain was in the 'form .of a •eon -
test. between the -Married thee andwo-
men, and the- single men and woinen.
Both sides had excellent -programs, but
bp to. time of writing We. haven't • heard
ae4o.whielz Was considered best. --.
The Wititechnich Red \Cross SOciety.
packedthe following •for shipMent. last
Saturday aftetneoo:; • .•
. 1 5 flannel 'shirt& 83000; :107, pair'
socks, 6.4.•20; .7 night ':'shirts, .$10:50; .7
night shirts; 07-00; 32'doe:en: bandages,
..$21 .55; 4 dcz:„ handkerchiefs; (30c.'ts
doz. ;wain cloths,- $340; "1 $1.50;
pillows,. $1-50, Mra.-,Win.
in, oI the village, 'donated 5 yds. Cotton,
which we are eery 'theekful -for; Mrs. G.
Wjlson"Co1lecied..$6 .75; Mi. •, John Mar,
-tin collected $6.75; Balance collected by
Miss C. Laidlaw, $1•50.
:Mies M. Bekolinei, Sec'y. •
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'Lanes
- •--Monday, April 10.
Teni Farriah is honey from the West
fora -few more co:deeds' of horses. •-
••:, Henry Reinhardt left for the, West
with,a carload Of horses' for Wm. -Se-
Keri4e, of Lui:knoW. •
John Reinhardt is visiting, his parents
in Chepstow', and is engaged with
Frank Jehtistene for the season
' We are pleesed to see Chits. W. Alton
back in his old position, looking hale
and hearty after his operation in Fergue.
The 'orphan girl,-Mitrterlioweey,• who
kis lived with John Bowler for the past
seven years, had a Visit from her father,
who prevailed on her to\ accompany him
back to' London. He being a Soldier,
felt it his duty to hunt up his heiress be-
fore embarking ler England. • Mary will
liegaianiteissed, beth -at -Boielees-and-
in the neighborhood, as she was of •a•
bright cheery .cliaposition, and a friend
of.everybody. ' •
Ma• iekin,g .
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•--Tueeday, April 1\1.
M iss • 1 t Hasty Was a week end visit-
or with her Sistiir, Mrs.. John Make :
, Misses Annie and Emma, Roach spent
the past week with theirannt; Mrs. thigh
, • ,„ •
Mrs. 'Wm:Brake retarded Wednesday
from a ten days'viiit with Luoknew
relatives.• " •
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hale &others is able to be out again'
4nd spent the welt and with his-cousin
David Indretv,..on. •
Thos. Anderson, jr., w.,Ito• is Under the
Dr's, care at present; is suffering from an
attack of pnettmonia.
M e: and M r.s St iitrt Finlay and fain
fly visited Mr, and. 3irs. Anson Finlay
Sunday and Monday, Stuart leases for
saY
the Wed to.dsy
'gone, and can tr.ullt Viool lo
that is defined forit.' -44trtit5 MARTIN. ! The first reel good maple syrup weatli.
• Vitiol id a constitutional remedy' for s et 'began Friday, last, and his continued
all •Weak,,nervous' and rim -down condi- since, The local syrup inikers, Messy&
• thins of Mop, women and children, and Will Fthley and Sam Kilpatrick; report
forehroniecoughoi coldiand brOttohltis, a busy day on Monday gathering and
A. M. Spence. Druggist/ ° totteltnow.i oraporati%
iiingebridge-
-Menday,
• joe 'Connor, *and. .Japk Quigley,. of
Ooderieh, spenkS.Unday in, -our burg.
- • rte 'Albeit 'A Johnston, of the 160tik,
Bruce Battalion:, itrpley, spent, souso,
time here tut weir,
Mrs. Olgeit Sr returned toter bonliel
,Ctoderielt last 'Wednesday after 4 visit -
home of be 4000, Johm • .
mrs, ltloiand retnrned home this week
after nrstay. of a laittple' Of neeL's vtb'-
liangshridge relatives,
information reached' here lest week
that the injeries John F. Sullivan sus -
tattled in Detroit were not as serious as
first reported. Although his skull was
not fractured, as .etated last week, he
wis unconecions for althea a Week, but
now is on the road to recovery.
Faster IMPUIlayt April 24th,, has iron
set for the presentation of the modern
drama entitled 'The Frozen Trail", here
by the eeel Dratn4tie Club, This Play
has Illade a -big hit in 'Mem ef'the
when staged by professional tempanies,
and the Kiegshridge troupe are confident
that they can givoa all who attendits
production here". good value '•,far their
money. Watch for final partuailms next
week- • .• •
Mollie No. 10 Is at Your ServIce
We Sell for Cashi.iore Sell Cheaper Than The Credit' Stores
. Lothian
Me, and -Mra.eo-ige. Swan, *jr•, Itsive
Itio-voq Alto. th:oloiiltie Pli•T.. A, McKeftWapkce.
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.Eh Mack "had his annual, -wood-bee
•lecit Friday with the sae resat; abund-
ancepf wold cut for another year. •
Mrs. Denald Rosi.a.nd baby, 'of Ed-
monton,..Alta , arrived here on Friday to
spend a few months with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Henders.en. •
Mrs. Andrew Culbert and family left
last week fortheir hoe in nsh., after
inietidnig the Winter itionths ;with her
parents; Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston.,
• just now, .wher' all the snow ig gone
we see very many, email trees and other
• plants stripped of their bark by eotten-.
tail rabbits. These aniinale are getting
-very numerous, Kildare such a, great pest,
that some effort will soon have. --to . be
made to deetroy them • '
. -Toni Sandy- has replenished his larder
with a Connie -of wild' geese- which he
shot last week The wildgoose is
very wary.bird, and Very hard -•tel.shoet,',
bet there le a peer chance for them • all
to escape unseathed When Tote shoulders:
his gua.andrgoes-in questa •
Sam Swan has done a rushing business
•this spring sefling Stone's fertilizer.'
Sam says everybody . that ever • tried it,
is back ter 'double ,the quantity. Siam
even. tecoinmends it for .sachet perfume,
We woidd advise anybody -bete& pur-
chasing it for peifutne purpos!es "to hold
his bead. over an openbeg of it fera few
We don't believe Sim. uses it
for that.perneeelimeelf............•
• Mr. L. Kennedy will 'receive Friday;
tepid tlAth.,' three earloachi et overland
.cars or tic different models. This is the
largest. shipment ofIngli class autonio-
biles that ever came imp the County Of
Heron.. This is.. undoebtedly evidence
that The Overland is the popular car.
• SCHOOL ItEpORTS"
s. S. No. 6, KINLOSS.
Senior IV -Florence -McDiarmid 81-
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grace Lockhart,. 76; Hazel McIntosh,.
60; Irene Mcbittigli, 57:- • •
Lockhart, Harvey
McDougall, Malcolm Duncan.'
• Jr. III.-7Ruth IVIcIntosh„ Charlie.Nor-
folk (missed exams). • • -
1I -John Beaton, Clair .McDo.ug-
all, Donald O'Brien. -
• Sr. I: -George
• ..• 11. A.MeMateie, Teacher.
7,ion
-Tuesday, April .11.
'John Gardner Sundayed with friends
at Lanes • •. •
Mrs. W. T. Gardner visited friendeat
Etelyroodone day last week... • •• •
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wittscn, of At.
Helens, visited at Jac•ob, flumer's last
week. •• • •
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Mr. Isaac *others, elf Mal, king, sperie
the Week -end at the home' Of- his 'uncle, -
Isaac Andrew, • •
A few of the Zionftes attended the
"Uncle Dudley" concert in Lucknow on
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Friday evening.
'LATEST ity_Aq .NEvvS
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Vet',
05 thiNtimn.yopAre sure in need
numerons articles which you Wifl.
find in our 'Atom. • We have a cont
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plat) stock a the 'following .
PAINTS A.N D VA3NISE-
We give you a Vai06, Varnish
• Stain -cr. Varnish to suit every pur-
pose. Also Graining Tools and
Graining Material, •
STEP LADDERS-7AI) absolute
necessity .for hanging curtains,
pietares, eta Wehat ajust
what will suit you in an extra,
strong and well made ladder.
MIJRESCQ and ALABASTWE--
A good range of cioors to select
from 'at our store, .and the prices
are as low as the leweit. •
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BR US El ESL -Paint andVarnieh
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Brusliee and".Whitewash Bruehes
at all. Prieeo• •4 good stock of
soye4 sorob•Brushes on hand, ,
DITsTBAIslt 'the only sanita'ry.
sweepiug • el:41)pound,, It you.
onee used ft you •wouldiet 'want
to -be without it.' It 'dile germs
• and abporhs the dust.
o - CEDAR AND KLENzo
rapPs---They are jest the thing
•tor,paintecl or vat nished floors
and lincileiim. Wash youz. floers
of occasionally and the Mop
will do the rest
• CARPET FELT
CARPET BEATERS
• TACK HAMMERS
A Carload a Fresh' Cement Just Arrived.
The Lucknow Hardware & CoalCol.
THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS
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• Teeswater
--i'nescrity, April 11:
Miss Hilda Redden is home from
Owen Sound, and in the' Telephone
offich here. • ••'
.Mrs. Dr. G. S. Fowler is spending the
week With friends in Listowel . and
Hawkesville. •.
Corp. X Varqnbarson and Piper Vince•
•-hawbeen sent7tO;Ikiiidoir
cOurse in bayonet fighting. .
Andrew McPherson has sold his farm
andgene to Milverton to visit his Aister,
gra, Mahaffy. • He intends going West.
Sgt. D "Steerartapplted for and receiv-
ed one week leave of absence. The
detachment is in charge of Sgt. Donahue
for the week. ,
•„Sgt.. Krug has been detailed to take
.oharge of reeswater contingent. • LC J
C. Little meaetinie hes gone to Walker-
tonvhaving specialized ni-hayonet fight,:
ing. '
Mr: and Mrs, • John Fraser spent a
couple -of weeks in:London visiting their
song, Geerge and Harold. the latter is
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taking the N. C 0. Course Military
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Anglican Chnibli here is putting
nhplay, "East' Lynn,” Friday even -
big, April 14th., the proceeds to be div-
ided between.the Church and the Red
Cross.. It promised to be exceptionally
good. ,
The Concert given by: the Single Bless:
eciness Debating Society last Thursday'
was well attended, netting a' handsome
_min for the Red Cross.. • The audience
was kept in convulsions of laughter.
The premeds ampented to over $80. •
The worst as Well as. the most inter -
eating feature of the war news for the
'beat few daysis the activity of German
submarines about Britain: Throughout
the month of March a record of mere
than two ships per dry has been made.
According to recent • reports 89 shipi
were'suhkduringthe month by eubiner-'
ines and•-minee.".0f theae; 4'2-Were:Vit.
hili, 10 belonged to •the allies of Britain.
and 30 were owned in -neutral countries:
The number of lives lost dors not appear
to be great, but no doubt inany valuable'
cargoes heyo. gone down. A recebt'esti.'
mate puts the number of Bi mtish shiPs
•lost4romall-causesainee,the--beginnin
of the War at 950, •representing salient
-three miHion tons -Cf ;shipping. - Many
of these, of goaree;-Were victinta-of.-Ger-
maw torpedoes and mines; but it meat
not he forgotten that of Britain's ten
thOUSIETRUallipd:a rmiletabie , number
are Sure to be 'bait each .year • threugh
natural causes. A large nuinber of the
ships lost,,tooiwere small trawlers Used
in di ine-aweeping or huliting submarines. .
Thi
The loss, too, a offset to some extent by
the large seizure of GerMan ships 'which
the British were able to • Make at the
betinning ofnhe war. • "
There' ham been some' linitere flghuting.
a,place known as St. Eloi, a • part
of the front held by British and Cana-
dians, or all Canadians. There -seems,.
however, to have been little gained or
loet by either side, though; doithtless,
there would be considerable less of men.
There are indicatiene that many Brit
ish troops have !vett Sent aarOSS 'the
Channel recently, and also many hospital
cops, which is taken to indipate_ that
there will bei hard fighting in the near
Attu! •• • ,
The Germane are not yet ,ekhattsted
about Verdun. On Monday they Melte
sotne of -the Meet desParate efforts . there
et 4,110 Whole war, Their gains, however,
woke might, and, according to the rrenON
glow lossesertromely homy, . •
Paramount • ••
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Mrs Finlater and Mr. Win. Littlefah:,
Of 'Fermate, visited their • friends in Par •
amount, lately. •
Friends. of Mr. John • Hamilten are
congratulating hint this week on hie witi;:
ningthe piano in: J..0. Arnmetroug'seon
test.- No doubt his pepuletity ite mali
carrier on Route 3, contributai note. e
*ttIei-hiais success in Aid: matter
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' Robeet MoDonald is at present visit-
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ing friends in .13rantford.
Mrs.\ A.- McKagtio and" ion, Harry,
visited friends in Kincardine.. •
thmeau Kennedy made a' bUsiness,
-trip to Iti-Plity on Saturday last.. .
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Mrs. Albert -Hughes spent a few days
last week with Teeswiter friends. •• .
Geo Richardson had .the migfortune'
of losing a valuable cow last -week.•
,Mr. amid Mrs, Guest and 'children:
spent Sunday 'with friends at Kinloughe
;Hardy Simpson has been engaged to
work for Wm. Stewart for the summer..
'Mr. and -Mrs. Win. McKenzie, of near
Lucknow, spent the week end with friends' •
Thos. Parrish, ef Ashfield, made a fly-
ing Visit to our vicinity one day last -
week. ' . • • • • •
Miss Mary Stobo, otStratford Noimal
School* is spending afew 'weeks at 'her
-home here, • 4
' We are pleased'. to report that Mrs.
Wilson,Wall is improving after her ie -
Cent illness. • • • • •
Miss ,LilalleK vim left for the West
last Tuesday where she intends to speticl-
-the saintlier.
-Mr.• and Mil Geo. Richardson visited
at the home of Albert Stanley,* Kinlese,,
FridaY of last Week. ••
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