The Signal, 1907-4-4, Page 88 Tlll'R*UaY, April 4, 15107
A STRONG ENDORSEMEN
To the torpor of TM Signal.
HIR, 1 have read with uaucli
eat Lite letter in your issue u
week signed ••Progress." My
connection with schemes of dr
ment and the uprnlmll a of Ag
ural districts ko particular, tog
With wy eoxinerring expert
wakes the transplttrtun questi
the county of Huron -and it
anywhere --one of peculiar and f
sting Attraction to we.
I ant only sorry that 'Pts
hiders his identity under his n -
plume.
Tile wuuty of Huron it undoul
a locality of groat INw,ibilities a
toy opinion is yet only in its int
but it sAdly lacks trans,or
lac• it it iea.
Will your readers (tear in min
lwportant factum, long since lo
over and over again, that into
means of tramsportatiun AIwAyS i
increased development, folluw
Increased population and natural
cremmod prrlterity W the di
Affectevl P There Ars- too simony I
who believe in waiting for the
lotion hefonl then consider ince
methods of traneat and unforttrn
there ate too many of thew in \
ern Ontario.
A farmer bola fix),, the roll
of a railway through his farm
question of flow much loss it urea
him by vnmv of reverence, ire d
acrd tints -at %east that is the goo
rule --whilst the increased mean
transit for his produce or healthy
petition by way of a aotupetitor
way and thus It reduction of In
always, or nearly so, quite n
dart' consideration; whilst Sts a
ter of fact it is to that farmer by
the wort important factor in his 1
Ing account, though for smote r
or other he can never see it.
Then, again, therm are alwa)
certain class of company prow/
hovering about Always ready to
A scheme, but who really du
scheme more barrel than good. \V
Simply beciclse their game is to al
to the Government fora charter --
idea of actually putting the eche
force is far and remote frau
minds --and, hating secured
charter, like the peddling Je
hawk it round the money markt
sell at of course a handsome to
to themselves; loot the fnchenl
hardly ever carried out. It is pi
Alt to know that broth the Uomi
and Provincial Housew are get
alive to thisand will reftive W an
Lion the construction of any sch
that has the slightest evider.ce on
face of it of like%y "peddling."
Now, the scheme advanced
"Progress" is undoubtedly an e:
lent one And to the farming c
rnunity is one that would he w
beneficial. i, for one, however, wit
suggest that sortie move be made
undertake a portion of the eche
only at first ; the rest would as sl'
follow Sts day follows night, but
those who venture in it i any, hew
of the "peddling company p
tooter,' as his association we
death to the scheme.
I should lie otoy too pli'Aaed to c
fer with any gentlemen interested
the matter and do what I could
further what 1 consider the devel
ment of A reruarkably fine piece
country so gecygrsphically situnt
that it in IIAM to heat.
Yours truly,
J. Lawis THOMAS, C. r.
London, O
CHURCH NOTES.
Mn. Staff Captain Hay and Capra
May Lang, of London, will condor
the services in the Salvation Aro
barracks on Sunday. April 7th.
A meeting of the Epworth long
district executive wan held At Victor
street Methodist church yesterds
when arrangements were made fret• t
holding of the annual summer iclu
in Onderich in the laat week of Jul
The Winghanl dietriet will he invit
to oin in conducting the school her
The Holiday, school anniversary se
vices At North street Metholdist chore
on Sunday Inst were attended Will.
much interest. Ftev, It, A. Orahan
of Ht. Marys, was the preacher of t
dai•, and in his addresses both to t
children in the morning And to th
elders at the evening service he apok
with much acceptability. M 1
Oraham is a brother of the pastor r
Victoria street Methodist church, An
ranks with his brother ainorlg th
brightest of the younger men in tit
London conference. ttt the afternoo
a special session ofthe Munday sell
was held irr the stain anditurium u
the church, where the members of th
School gave an interesting Contralto
With Address" by Alr. Graham an
the superintendent, IV. c. Pridhnnr
At the evening service till- rhos
rendered some excellent Faster music
On Monday evening the Sunday no-hto
gave its anneal entertainment, whit
14 r•dportesl in another column.
The Annual Easter vests meeting
of St. Groor'ge's chnrrh wAm called fo
Monday last, but ul.wt Of the huain
waw left for An adjourned ine•etin
which wail H ell for Monday, April
13th. Thr teamon of the Adjournment
was that Faster falling early thin year
end the financial year ending Mauch
31st the wardens lead not their flnan•
cial report ready for submission. The
following 1c{(endemen wen• selected for
sidesinen ,or the ensuing year: AV. 1..
(;lint, F. Jordan, U. 1. Naftel, 1.
Platt J. H. Tigert. W. A. McKim and
Jam. Carrie. The improvement of the'
heating of the church, which during
the pAst winter hats not lorrn wholly
satisfactory. wait dimcu"srol at profile
length. Sump ,were 'ten favor of the
installation of a,sipant boosting plant,
while others thought the repnir or re-
pllacing of the present hot sir f,irnarrat
\vas all that wan rricluire•ol. Thr cost
til the furwrr world top in the neigh.
lorbood of il,lli) I, while the• tatter
would probnllly he within l WO. Ac-
ton in the matter, however, waw left
over till the adjourned meeting.
Canto Rev. J. L. Small Sustained.
The Pnshyteryy of Hurcn filet kn
Willis church Clinton. on Monday
morning, April Int. iter. Dr. Stewart,
of Clinton, was elected to the chair.
The moderator pro tern. if St. An.
drew'@, Blyth, reported that he. had
carried out his instructions and that In
consequence a call signed by 265 mem-
hers And 7•i aulberionts in favor of Rev.
J. L Small, H, A.. wAs now ready to
lie sustained by the Presbytery.
Menem. Iko1Prol, Cummings, Brigham
and Canipheill, commissioners from the
:-congregation, were heanl hl oil )port
of the mall. In opposition to it wens
hearl Mramroo. Fingland and Waite
from Aulourn. and Siston. ,Rtxlprfck
Ynnng. (i:Nslon V crug and Will. Mc-
Ilw-arn Fran Nluith's Hill. The Price-
Irytery sustained the call And put it, in-
to the hands of Mr. Small, who siggn i-
Heed him Aceptanre of it The Inrhtr-
tion WAR flxet to take p1Aoe on the.
lNth of April in Mt. Andrew's rhurph,
tllytb at 1 o'clock p. m.. Iter. Mr.
r,eckk by pro"Ide, Rev. Mr. Anderson
too foram the minf"ter And Hev, Mr,
K. Mcg. Smith to addivta the penPiro.
Thr pulpit, of Auburn will he, trrLeriod
varaOt on Sunday. April '21st, by R*v.
for. lirtwsan and v. Mr. Small will
oontltalN as moderator of sossion.
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SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONTARIO
NEWS OF DISTRICT. RANDULPH MacDONALD, A. A. ALLAN, D. M. STEWART,
P11.
_ Pfooibent. Voce -President Genii Massger.
CARLOW.
ei.
6"WiUNIIaUaY, April 3rd. THE
op. Jerf7•lition.- -The fall wheat has comor •
AL- through the winter ire splendid r(ou d Sovereign Bank of Canada
ler tion ...... tlpI1��in /lowin has utiy-
.r, menced. inn
cunniughaul war
in the Rest in the field, starting Lulu Head Office, Toronto.
Thursday Thuday _... Quite a nunlloer front
ire- Otderich. Auburn and Nile took in I v
the concert belt. on Monday evening. I pital S(lbscrllretl.................... .... ..... ..... ,000,000
Ili' ..Misr Tena John"t•In is button, (,tl ital Fnll ' Pllitl
it J _ ...... ........ l... 3,(1104.011(1
de from the lwyndorl Normal School for I f 1i!Pgel'\'H i'IID(1 "'t10
the Kxster holidays.. ... Frank Mc- ........................_.... ..M........ l,•,_:Ia,0l
Ily Donagbn•
. jr., and ('has. Vaoe, arei
I Ausets ovel, _,),0U0,(0
in homy now '1'urouto for holidays
>. Jas. McBride, our well-kI lawn borge- GENERAL BANKING. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
brim der, sold a five-yol'
•uld beavv- -
draft home last week to Ali-, Uicksort'
hInterest Credited Quarterly.
of Winthrop, getting $30)fur it. y
ell This is the longest price that has heel' ANDREW PORTER, M er,
4-41realizrsl for a borne in Carlow for *onto u'Y t,odernh Branch
us tante... ...Chir( Engineer Peterson
by cause through from (fuel )h but Satin-
in- day by C. P. R. train lei( drove from
ict here to Gexlerich. Thin might Ile con NEW R BER GOODS !
dr midered the first through trip of the _
tit- new line. a --
n% A supply of NR\\' NURUNR Otos our
A ORiaT tlUC(:Kaam. -The Iteac xudi• pP .
1)• once, the beat program, and in every a hand Tart week At. #ht.
I' err{IeY•t the [test entertainment for CE TRAL-DRUG STORE
to many years in Carlow this is the including Hut \\ r &Ittlrr, F'onnhtin Syringe
verdict u}on the Knoter concert in ltuhtter Cowbinal to, Hulh riyl•inah•x, Fail,.
It Ktuith's Hill church un Monday I Bulb+, Nasal Uc,uchem. :AI• Syringes, Rulowl 1'l' L- I
to evening Isar. The congregation ha, ing, Bally Et1hets, Nip ter, Ataanizers I.w li»i N, I
rs plu''ehased a line new organ, and this Face lir%mlit roc.
al
effort was to help provide foods to moyt6 6xl'RI'1IUNAL \'.\ ,uSa —peg Tit KM. I
"f pay for it. The organ had a thoroalgh
'h' test on Monday night and proved It- • S. E. HICK. - CENTRAL DRUG STORE, •
l• self A powerful am well as wsweat- i Goderidr, - Ontario.
i" toned instrument. to addition to the
r- choir of the church the audiegce had "ALWAYS yxs xkev •r ua.N s.
t- the ple"ure of hearing mnoo of the
ate twat talent of Cnxlerlch, including
t' Mias McVittie, Miss Edna Htraitou, - -- -- -
n Miss Adelaide Nairn, James F. Thom- boll'" (roll, Ooderich on Friday Last, Dunlop, and hos d .te . at,.. w. V. o'lar%. of i
Sort• J. E. Jordan dud Sidney Belcher. after spending the p.t>t three utontrs tow,,.
a This splendid array was further rein• with tier uncle, Jackson Wightunan• duriwr 1111 fl. of NSI I,ui wcll, All. In town
" furred by Miss Mcl,unald, of Auburn, Albert Cmup[oen left for the Wast dotting
bt ,*cit. 4 1l, Porunud tills week ;n
t whose Sweet voice wad heard in two this nwrning. He intends going to h;, otnciaf rapacity.
to wrll•rendeted solus. The program Bittern lwtke, About forty inflees front Wy, tie Miibir soden bu.tua.d trip in Toronto
P wits opened with till instrumental ,Fduaunton. His intentions at nrom eht duri,ur if a part week,
)' nutulor by Mr. Jordan, who allowed air to take up a homeestelead. We wish Hr • Hcrt �iat _unci, will receive
the ca
Y Abilities c f lite new o TM Ca .1pnwlCl.1 Illh.
F
{ 1•$nn to him ruccrM. lira C •. wll, of Hranttotd.•pem F:�ter with
n
r advantage. The choir 'of the church We, are pleased to are GUnlin her.ldter, Sir. 1. T. l/all..
gave twit appropriate choruses with \Vi ht man, of Ooxlerich, Able to Ile afire+ t,uiu Twoedis and \vAl Ts-Yslic were
e excellent rRex Volcul Sdor by :Hiss around again after his recent inners. up,ronl ToruntootcrF:a.tvr.
D Mc\'ittir, Mise Nairn. Ma 'rhornson He is spendday, siuha he. fat ter ing two or three weeks J. W. vatnatter wa- Ito stratforl over Sun.
t and Mr. Belcher, and duets by visiting relative" in this lutality. lit' who 1.111.
Miss Ah-Vittie still Alr. 1'hunrson and IL N. Merritt. It. A. of Pater,oru', vtoenl w
s Ing
going back to School teat h- tow da,- t -i town during tbt• week.
the Mesar-. Tyndall were hearl with Ing after the holidays if he can secure Mho, Hell on 8herlhard And tilady, I.1 are
mut h appret•iutturt. two recitations n school. home from llelleville for the vacation.
1 by Miew Stnailml in the hots tongue,
Mo Hool. RRPURT.—The following is alauriee Aiely. of Toronto Is "pending the
S of which she is t adept, a IArtie- !ester tens with to i iautu. Inem
the re}oft of S. M. No. fi, Eu,t \L'xwn-
whi plc+tsrtre y the inliaScottish t titleeill t, C, 11 Pau, of the send, o% Iwraa, Toronto.
' whll'll IN NIN'a\'A N11 tllllx/l'lNllt title in nirh, for lite month of Alarch: IsaseYl waN with Ilwlericit friend, titer kaaer,
nn the r lar weekly examinations
n Cat -low nudiencr. Thr pastor tit the '�1 IOaa mSNI lte.hnm,e, nth., I. tw,chlnr -..•howl
church. Rev. J. I. small, nlor g.tve Class, 1V. -Tummy Rodger, Dell Me- nw.r ttlpky, %a. in won uun,rr tau seek,
two recitations in splendid style. !.arty• (9r:il Mclwarty, Russell WfNXIA. Mi-, olive IWAIrt-0-1 I,fl Litt, waY• to
Frank MetJlrty, Alva McDeiwoll. attend the CentrAt nuab,ed- Uulhw•, aih.tfotd.
Ill Smell Wimp acted we chairman and III.—, ay Cook. Margie Farrow, Intro• Mk+Fthel WLoAg. ne roro„tu vatted at
Ill this. capacity added not a Lerhowv, cit. /Mvsl••.,1—L, uunua tial' pat
little a. the pleasure -rt the even' lie Ile Bucbnnan, Nelson IGobirin, AINv aw:k
Two of the [test nunlhers on the pro- Tenney (Maggie Tenney and Jennie. M_-.rllona+a• \\atrm...tt;f,uto.d. h rldt-
graut were given Ly x finale fit po"' Tunney absent for All examinations), ins Irl. reiauu., .err.
J. F. Thuou ou, Will Sallows and il.-('01in Campbell. Lilly Hil,bitt.
the Tyndalt brothers. Miss AfcHavoly, PArt 11.--Violrt Buchanan. RoyFar- all+ M.,ud N-hyanl And Ml,- HLNIy. Me.
Mw, Willie HIM itt. Charlotte Tun err 1,44", utuun,taunuu, ter, ,e,ur'day for Ntw
Misa'1'yndxll anti Air. Jordon were the Y• York.
AiVololNutisls of the evening. A big Those who Attended every day are stn.. H. aloltuorrie ani aa.. Coadyy+ M�
I ogra h, operated by Alex. e• x. Maggie FAIT itv, lwwlie Buchanan, tou:arefe, of Itru—t,.. air truest, of tit. for let's p Violet Buchanan. The following is naughtier. Mrs. John L aw.ou.
dung. of Nils, durim)ing
oYyntrilrntrd srv• Mi— :Ate H\rr of COC on wMne fair uwle A
the diet of those who SuccvPdrel at the oral relrctiune daring the evening• toll, w ( union ye»tetdaf to is t hor si u.r,
The church \vas filled to the doors- and reY P"t pmtnubon examinations ; Erroll, who t, leaving foYr tho \\ o.t.
the pe,m eds Amounted w W.i- Alto. Ill. to IV. ounirks obtainable, 7:11) ; Ja,vb a,c
lor war howl' over sunro
dry fl,,
gether it wits one of the moat e•ujctd {oass.:W) - May Cook. 512 (honors) ; Port iturvu. where he I,— bmt, v,wAson u, l '
LealiP Buchanan, i(fa ; Nelson Robi- burins« tantter. for senor w- ii,c.
Able evenings, the people of Carlow , Hiss lyura t'. PhAlen ",.d U. J. Netole Al.
have had for •otme title• and their sin, •til ; Jennie Titnm"y, i:1` ; Maggie tended the ,nou,if ka,,Ler h.ali of the t n:nxet
cordial thanks .ate" tendered to thins Farrow, x311• Mast 1. CLARK, L'wb, iinofunl, un aluwi.y t. eni,.r.
who took nut in the entertainment, Teacher'. \l'm. A. Aitken, of 11•rluin FNII-, atter an
and e"peclally W the visitors front 'Al. etA'o tit about thtrty•lhr.r tear,. .pent a
GODEHICH TOWNSHIP. few day. Imst week force it,q rdu w qu.lntatxe
(irNlerich, for their-plendld services. and visabw his rourin, J ,a L
The only thing that le tit at tinge• of re- TrKiIUAY, April 2nd. Chea. Fl Youna mnderwett An opetarton fur
gret to the evening was the. thought W. H. Bell wad tip fruit Stratford Sppendieiti- At the Al"itnilm ho,,gttal coil
that it w,im probably the last oemsion over Sunday. r ol"ay. NI. friends will he etramed Lo know
of the kind m Sntith'r Hill church at lha the op:rntioe was .,, Yswful ;amid that the
Miss Helton Drysdale, of S. S. No. 3, patlenL 11 prugrt lug too, usably
Which Mr. Small would he present As is spending her vacation with friends The many trlend- ofMi.. I; MR,, who
Pxato l', its file Ptrshylery earlier in wt Hensall: Was illat re-verink flail, her recent tlll,em. of I
the day haul sustained tote call to him sewrfel fever, will testsp with r•rretaf her now
loom Blyth. Mr. Small has been pow- Austin Chisholm, of Kent County is r�Ae rtwCYmnu BEIc i. of it �cys,`; elncar"'n'"t"ry
for here, for Me is, and we are All Spending his vacation. At his boner,
y� f 31d concerbinn "-n
C. 1.. Crwellrr. It. A., principrl of Sarnia
Sorry to time him. GollgtWr InMltule. wa+ in yawn for a few
— Mrs. N. Treivarths. of HohmeNaville, day` noting the week, Mr. I rA,..weller 1. a
AUBURN. spent Sunday At the home of Iter ,rrw.wnu of Codrrich h1�,aboral nand I. rn.
thnsfa.tically in ap•ord with the 1,1,u. for the
brother. S. R. Mac Jlath. ex-mtuden to reunfou in ,At rn.t next.
WVIoNRml'AY. April 3fil• Miss Ella MaeAlath, of Toronto, is I W. I.. Lefroy. of Ta.N,Lo, was nr-e of the
Elvin Munro. of Stratford, it *(lend• s pending her Kanter vacation at her vlriwr+I" Lown tha week. a1r. Lefroy IA a
Ing his Easter hulidnys in the village. p' R former m indent of (iodrrh h, hi- father, the
home on the i oyfield triol. late Anthon� I,efroy, hating practiwd I—
Ell. NNCgPIP IN to leave Rhnrrly for MI"x [lot McBrien, of the Central hen: some tit rty ym,- Ago ; and he Ntill to
the West., where he intends taking up tain- an Inurent in the pia, a of him horhumf.
A homestrnd. lit inin'ess College. Stratford, spent an.. Stool R UAch•r -.t file Crim,.by, high
i.Aet week Norman Sarna ate, ted Easter At her home, Bayfield road. oobool, -and Mi.-(3ta:e Strang, of the twcbing
Mrs. U. Nicholl. of Atwood, :Md ataaMof the alitchell high school, spent Fi,ur
work for the n���tUtM season with at their home herr and left the b•sin10!
tag of
James Raithby. Afro. Will. lA ve, of Newry, visited the week Lo attend rhe mer rine o: uw l:it..
John Ladd tins moved into the house. relatives in the township the toast tio.in
nal A,tion in Tu
oron.
week. rtt-a. Block. ac »wpanled by him little
in the village Ixte•ly occupied and Ire•\ Dr. AiCLexb. Lttr danghter J•An, r --turned on Monde front
owned by M. Hanitzxuea pastor of F'a-udena, t •alifurnta• where he -rent the lank
Blyth Preshyterian church, occupied to" lnontha Mr,,. ltlack and the remalroder l,g
.)Nunes Armstrong. A former resident the f'ra'y An, „till at Ihawdcna end may t»n
of this neighlorhomml, Spent last Fri- the pulpit of the Union church on fit,us Lo m,hIe therm. Mr. Hh.ek. Bowe ver.
' SUndw)-• will moo- here and rvrnduet hIo b,t.iue••.., ion
day mooning in the village. me aL Itisieaagn
The extremely high wind, ibas ."my here be-pent,w,ue n Fridny Ir.nkin n the late.t idea.- in mon'- clothiu
Arthur Ferguson, of \Vinghwm, morning of last week, umsxfell [lie and furnuhins, for the bonen. tit bit g
xpait Faster Haabhath he•nrath the Intros belonging to Wm. Hk -han and I in uoderach. parr""'
parental roof in. the village. Goo. Kennedy Johnston. of t.11e B:ay-
Iwst week Moses lllaultzauer left the field road. ----- - --- -
villagr, And tovrd to{he 13th conem.The `Cea
tion of Hnllett, to the
tariff Of Itnerstowu Loyal Orange iwNlgr
will hold A Royal Arch degree Inert -
1
Adam Scott, which The bas rent.eol. ing on Monday, the lSth, at S
Oeorgr L. Sturdy, of Faxt \Viiera- ticlmk p. m., when mooveral Inctlua'11
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,mlh, hits deserted the bachelor's ranks, will hd
Ile Advanced to the egive.
Ifima leelith &ill hating kindly con. FARMS `iotl.u.--Ale:. Elliott Iola
iented to sharp him joys And marrows. sold the Whitely faros, on concession
lout Monday Messrs, Fingland And 1:/, to Flank Powell fur IRi,iKM). It
Nagle Attended the Presbyteryres, amd adjoin* Mr. inert- contains eighty acI
ng ato
t l'limn to protest' on lmhnlf Powell's t q ppI p- — .. -M
Klfunt Cafe
d the Presbyterian cingregntion hate Edd the Acllanti farm• which he'
gainst l,ht translation of Rev. J. L. took in c onn"ction with the *,tie of his
;1111411 to Blyth. own foo.rfii, If \VIIford Colclough, for
The death (if Alis" Bertha ASluith, the aunt of $4,M), the online price atl
econd daughter 0f A. Anquith. license which he took it. Mr. Holland moves a
"Spector, which occurred on the 'Jkh at once to the Klfor'd tarn. will be
11 t., wx" an event which cecAsioned IN THR FAR W "T.- \V. A. Flliutt, l
nnrh [egret In the colnntunity Sin of \Villidon Elliott, of near opened to
lerthit wits only in her sixternih Porter'n Hill, who has filr Smte years I the public
Pat-. he(lentil eath IN in due to oxrelrri• been in the real potato,bumineY•N in
pied utrningili-. Tow parents and Clarkston, Washington, fait" now early
flier rebittivr% have the svntpathy of located in the thriving city of H{Iol- I next Week I
11 in their Im•renvemenl• kmne, *Aute State, whets- he to head of
Notw•ithoctanding the state of the thin Hem of Flliutt k (fleddem. Witt)
ande, And other ollmtmd••m to lie over. carry on it real estate, insurance and
noir At this time of the year, the lee• rental business. It In the real estate l
Ire bast Friday evi-ning war; quite n branch of the business that they push, Meet
I-ess, John R. Clark KNve his not. outlet and It enusen Alf. Elliott tall
Ilrable addrts•s• R.
And ro In item. travel around the 4taate conaidernbly.
ton." 'rhe Attrndnnee wan not, no Three of his brothers have kN•ated in
age "R on his previous visit. Air. the same city, SI that (it xlvrich town-,
Mme
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l glovi address on tlxh- ship and the Elliott family core petty
lth evening in the Methotlint church, well represented their.
WESTFIELD. PERSONAL MENTION. I i
there
Af0NnAT. April loot. Writer Harr wA, In Tornnlonvrr tiundny.
Alis (Hark is miN.nding the- holidays t'Aoowell Rnmhall was tit, harm H.drn for
her hotne in SL Helen*' ` Koster. 5-fANLEY ATHAS
Miss Belva Cntnphrolt and Rayinond Misr Ins
n, •Artie -til hA. retnrnexl fnnu al
elnond are home for the holidav�. vl.lt In Toledo. Proprietors
Joseph MOMnald. of (could araratm, Mich.. West colds Square G.slrt iris
Miss Etta McDowell.: of Oooler(rh, is visiting hl- mother. Mra• Malhe"All, of s4 I
cent Easter with her Mother Harvel.
Miss Mary Mitchell, of t%lintun. --- - -- - - - —
cent F:Astrr Sunday with friends
're TWO GOOD SPRING TONICS I
Mr. and Mtsl. Taylor, of (Faelph, arc
*sting friend. over the Kw+trrhnli-I '
SAMPSON'S RED BLOOD PILLS
The Service" in the iMnnvhnok
in -ch will 1-e withdrawn nest Sloth-
th. an the chnrrh km undergoing re- �
sir. A bkxxl builder, purifier and nerve f
larknro Wightimmn, of O,lderirh, is, If Umic. tic a iiia, 1 InxrA fur iLfet
ending A few dAVA with relAlivPn
re. He intends going to ReginA in
tut two) weeks. SASSAFRAS BLOOD 6t STOMACH BiTTERS
k number front here heard the lee.
re, "To And Fro in lwmdon," (le-
ered by J. R. Clark in Auburn on Tones; up the entire myMRnl std
Iday evening last, plriHr•n the F.lutxl. c`iltr a bottle.
r. R. Clark, the eelebratexl lecturer,
IvOrkcal an " At, rnf Address ok nn H. C. DUNLOP, nrenlst
hlrwl Rrfnrm- at. I)>,mnyhrxlk and
Pntapld on MNhlaat.h IML I [ ik/lar/ slack. Oaderkk
lima Annie Wighthaarl rotnrned
I r COURT HOUSK i
O� • PHONE No.
SQUARE. - s'
Annual Linen Sale
C,ominences Saturday, April 61h
Saturday, April rho Rho our Annual Springy Sale of
I,ineu btenins. Away hack lust full we placed
orders di/'eet with the British Manufacturers for
the goods that go oft sWe thin fl, I- the first time. We
have planned for the ►,gest two or three weeks' linen
Rellin;.l in our history. The goods are here to bring the
business. Linters of sterling qualities, that have he-
hind thein the reputation of one of the largest and best
known linen manufacturing firms in Great Britain. Linens that come to us direct
from that maker, and carry no profit but ours ---and we have cut that as fine ate we
dare because we have an immense quantity to sell --between volt and him. Linens
that yotl can depend inion absolutely to grive all the weal' that you would expect
to get out of them and a little more as well. It will be particularly to your
interest to titke Advantage of the sale this year, because since these goods were
bought there have been several advances in linen prices. That means we cannot
duplicate theSe values if we went into the market today, aIld tile next thus we buy
we will have it) pay more, and of course ask you more as well. That is why it will
pay you to anticipate a little now and buy linens for six months or even it year
ahead. Doe roods are *,rood enough and prices low enough to ma><e it worth
your while to du it.
Towels for the Sale
'Dowel values such as have never been on our counters. Worth your while
to lay ire a good supply, for we will not have as good fer many a day.
Towels, 15c a pair Towellings
Huckahack towels, fringed r•ud..
.,•,1 Lardrt•, I, x A inchrm, gur.l Sorne splendid towelling valugs
weight, regular Ilk-ewh, for linen sale for the big listen sale. Mood hottest
Iw'l 1, -all - - I;,c qualities that will give lots of wear.
At 2 for 25c. At 8c
Thret' or 1`0111' lint's all gir,utw41 at 17-inrh cna-h towelling, red loordet.
thio I",pular price. Not one wf lite gooN1 heavy weight, mplendld dryer,
Int but is crol-Ilih mole money. stick I"rgular like,-per•ixl for linen eale�r
S--
Iou'rla 21 x ill inches, hark towrin yarl... .... .:r
henunwl ur fringed with daulaak pat- I2'C Towelling 9C
tern, and crepe towels with ori 14 -inch heavy crash towelling. colored
INnvlrr, all good weight and Splendid lotslers, good finish, one lb.►t will
dryers, extras ml foe linin sok, make good tea towels. Regular I j6e
furqualities, special for linen sale per....
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Towels at 2oc Heavy Crash roc
GfxN) fit1Al11t' hiPAc red huckalauk Extra heavy linen -rw•h towelling,
tow els, heavy weight, loemmerl end,• auitAble for roller or dish ta,w#la. Un -
211 x in inrhew, regnbar 'L7w., special fur questionably the Ilett value we have.
linen sale, eachCould nut pr"siNy ho",it toolAy and
1 k "ell it fon• this prior. Three it four
I<xtrn flur hucknIcaek towel m, hunafredyards totwit. it per yard.... It)e
Iwonurd Pnda, flail fringed, heavy Crepe Towelling Ioc
weight. Ili x air in' -firs. each.......... ?.5,
ear y a I. ozen prices ll' the half bleached table damask. Every one
good enough to call a special. Prices trade possible, only by our direct
buying in two store lots. Here are a few of them.
At 25C At Zc
:A -inch half bleached table damask Extra heavy half bleached table dam -
nick, Aright, four or flur grail plot. Extra
imported by ourselves direct from
terns to select from, it cloth easily the makers, ” ioatternR. A 1 qual-
worth 33c, for burn mile per yard..... 1: N1 ities. Special for linen Rale per yard... It
At 3oc
flMl-inch half blenched table damAmk,
little heavier weight than the 25cent
quality. Nill wear well; four or five
go oll patterns to select (r•im, at per
card........ ... .. .........
:Mk•
At q5C
Half blenchal tAble darnask, �a1•'a�n-
teed every thread pure linen, wNeand
half bleacho•d, will stand no end of
hard wear•, refv apriAl for linen sale
at per yard .. .... _ _ 4k
Bleached Damasks
Splendid assortment of fine -bleached table damasks, one half dozen or more
different qualties, new designs and values agood deal better thanthe ordinary, special
at per vard
hoc, 75C, 90C, $1.00, $1 -IS $1.25 and $1.5o
Makers' Seconds, Less Money Still
With the perfect goods we get several hundred dollars' worth of seconds,
Cloths, napkins, towelling and half bleauhajd damasks. To all intents and purposes in
most cases, these will wear ami well as the pPrfrct goods. There is just some little
flaw or imperfection in the weave that causua them to be thrown aside and Bold as
seconds. That means at a liberal discount ihft"re,,►ular prices. Th\, lot this year is
very. good, especially in the cloths and napkins.
Towelling Ends 19c I Towelling Ends
Over nue hundreri ends of cnIAb towel- aa0 yyauH Innen crash towelling, most
ling, 'l} to li yon(ls in the pirrx. Just of LhPrn with cnlotssl lordera,
the thing fog• rollersor can too, tent tip from t t0 L yxrls, .lust da good as lengths
into entail towels, special for linen sale ilk• You cot It oar the weir.
If they were
Mill Remnants Table Damask Uot inill remnants we w lld have tel
sell them At 11) And 12je. Por the linen
Alxlut ohr hundrYt mill rt'nlnantR if stile voil Can buv them at per ymld
half bleached table linen. We cannot • • •' - • • • • • • • • ...... .....7c, Mc prat Inc
quote any priceA fir 3 theut, I,PcatiS• Towelling Ends for 25C
there are so mo&ny. i engths rill) front
11 to A yards. The whole Mt goes til' dlnndrt'd, of short ends of clns11'
"nle Ratur•day At prices that Mean as towelling, almnt a yank ors little mete
roving to huyPra of wt. IPNmt } of wtiat ten Parh one, just the thing for dish i
im the IY•NI vslur• towels, mpeCinl
for linen sale At A ends.,
f:.n...............
Cloths and Napkins Seconds 5 yard Ends 25c
extra. end finquality,
1.0 Intl hlrscht•'I• Linen crash towelling,verb
extra fisc quality. tl lil linen. ALn'a tveightAnd gnxlity. 3 valid ends only
5'~'
Ni7va and gnalltiPs sol nurkwl At 1 to •., riNeciwl tit IN.r -end.
......
IPma than regular pricosl, 111Nf. I,er+. 11 M• ., •• -......
of e aright inywrfPrlion. If �,n, Stand Covers 25C
want x rngk sloth with N oiOZPtI nmp- Plain white dtpNaPr
kin. anrt want GI aavn a ntt.lr mnnPv covers or with
in haying. get m1rtiP of tonere aPrnnd:, uliord stripe, IS x V, Inches. for linen
,ale rarh.... .........
NEW CARPETS
Two who made gshipmentol of ill"". att•rnsNew all Crlew ts )ust in us%,tiea thi�lwr� ; 11-y Canto to ll' dutirt from the 0" '
S N•raf well, Sud Walston real ggg/,
(n.ml gtlAlity crepe towelling. hraty
F:xtr" terga hurkalmick tow•e61, :dl/ x
Wright, rail f -oder, would make splen•
42 invites, splendid diving towel, for
olid roller towels, special At per yard.,
linen sale CACTI ..................., .... L""x
Plain Half Bleached Crash iSe
Kama fine and large hurkahalek
Half bleached linen crash toweflin
tM\'PIN. very line quality,-Iwvial each.37 c
i
Sii inch" wide, one of the best IoW.F
Zings yu0 can buy for dish towels or
At 35c
gionerld use, extra value at per yard• -
(cosxt gwtlity huckalsack tr.wPjN, red
Rough Crash 1oc
lor•tlers. to ends, :Ax I:1 inches.„p,•n/
rough
crashftb towelling.
9-1 weight, spec;al our linen rale per
we w red over eosre
makes splendid grand towels for ordin•
pair............................. ..... 35c
try use. Per card ....
Half Bleached
Damask
N I 1
ear y a I. ozen prices ll' the half bleached table damask. Every one
good enough to call a special. Prices trade possible, only by our direct
buying in two store lots. Here are a few of them.
At 25C At Zc
:A -inch half bleached table damask Extra heavy half bleached table dam -
nick, Aright, four or flur grail plot. Extra
imported by ourselves direct from
terns to select from, it cloth easily the makers, ” ioatternR. A 1 qual-
worth 33c, for burn mile per yard..... 1: N1 ities. Special for linen Rale per yard... It
At 3oc
flMl-inch half blenched table damAmk,
little heavier weight than the 25cent
quality. Nill wear well; four or five
go oll patterns to select (r•im, at per
card........ ... .. .........
:Mk•
At q5C
Half blenchal tAble darnask, �a1•'a�n-
teed every thread pure linen, wNeand
half bleacho•d, will stand no end of
hard wear•, refv apriAl for linen sale
at per yard .. .... _ _ 4k
Bleached Damasks
Splendid assortment of fine -bleached table damasks, one half dozen or more
different qualties, new designs and values agood deal better thanthe ordinary, special
at per vard
hoc, 75C, 90C, $1.00, $1 -IS $1.25 and $1.5o
Makers' Seconds, Less Money Still
With the perfect goods we get several hundred dollars' worth of seconds,
Cloths, napkins, towelling and half bleauhajd damasks. To all intents and purposes in
most cases, these will wear ami well as the pPrfrct goods. There is just some little
flaw or imperfection in the weave that causua them to be thrown aside and Bold as
seconds. That means at a liberal discount ihft"re,,►ular prices. Th\, lot this year is
very. good, especially in the cloths and napkins.
Towelling Ends 19c I Towelling Ends
Over nue hundreri ends of cnIAb towel- aa0 yyauH Innen crash towelling, most
ling, 'l} to li yon(ls in the pirrx. Just of LhPrn with cnlotssl lordera,
the thing fog• rollersor can too, tent tip from t t0 L yxrls, .lust da good as lengths
into entail towels, special for linen sale ilk• You cot It oar the weir.
If they were
Mill Remnants Table Damask Uot inill remnants we w lld have tel
sell them At 11) And 12je. Por the linen
Alxlut ohr hundrYt mill rt'nlnantR if stile voil Can buv them at per ymld
half bleached table linen. We cannot • • •' - • • • • • • • • ...... .....7c, Mc prat Inc
quote any priceA fir 3 theut, I,PcatiS• Towelling Ends for 25C
there are so mo&ny. i engths rill) front
11 to A yards. The whole Mt goes til' dlnndrt'd, of short ends of clns11'
"nle Ratur•day At prices that Mean as towelling, almnt a yank ors little mete
roving to huyPra of wt. IPNmt } of wtiat ten Parh one, just the thing for dish i
im the IY•NI vslur• towels, mpeCinl
for linen sale At A ends.,
f:.n...............
Cloths and Napkins Seconds 5 yard Ends 25c
extra. end finquality,
1.0 Intl hlrscht•'I• Linen crash towelling,verb
extra fisc quality. tl lil linen. ALn'a tveightAnd gnxlity. 3 valid ends only
5'~'
Ni7va and gnalltiPs sol nurkwl At 1 to •., riNeciwl tit IN.r -end.
......
IPma than regular pricosl, 111Nf. I,er+. 11 M• ., •• -......
of e aright inywrfPrlion. If �,n, Stand Covers 25C
want x rngk sloth with N oiOZPtI nmp- Plain white dtpNaPr
kin. anrt want GI aavn a ntt.lr mnnPv covers or with
in haying. get m1rtiP of tonere aPrnnd:, uliord stripe, IS x V, Inches. for linen
,ale rarh.... .........
NEW CARPETS
Two who made gshipmentol of ill"". att•rnsNew all Crlew ts )ust in us%,tiea thi�lwr� ; 11-y Canto to ll' dutirt from the 0" '
S N•raf well, Sud Walston real ggg/,