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ASNFIEL.D. LAURIER.
' LUCKNOW.
Mottrme, Feb. leth. Ttturrn.Y. Feb. 13th Mormav, Feb. 19th.
�,i tcc a Nems*• --Ata reoeet treat- YERWNALttn
Mrlotr.—Mies Arum The an oust winter meeting of t1 s
."....,/tee qquarte11Y oi'Beisl board of MUG .ger ba@ returned *en • Iden`- Women's inadttaate war WW at the
AehieId circuit (Methodist), W. T. an t v 1. t in Blyth lair town hall on theta day afternoon.
wbo loaves sbort1 _tor _New Tema Cowgp of (loderleh, epeot tits • The tltaull!m Ooutta Bafn a escort
ire, week -end 1 iaru.... .CharMe i3tew-
io, madame bis last week. under the auspices of the
In aeMlti asst firmed tram a week's Y. M. C. A., was not attended
amt.
s
bawd peseta vide rb' Detroit and neuro having had the readpta tailed to pay •z-
it., Jeep *ppm/laden Of Mr. a pleaaapt visit. pease... Ties program given was im-
ices continued over twiny Mserrtso —A very sucewsful meet- tetwting and well reodeted.
Al tbe same meeting Bev. hag of the Home &eta Foreign Mission Pxwt,.—Harv` M ui It
u is
Jefferson was Invited to remain cd
cry Boer held at the home of awayon a trip to Winuipsg so other
r year Pastor. Mrs. Albert was rt Beckett. Ezoelleot Western points W. L MacKenzie
paper* were read by MLN. D. Mc- attended the Dominion Alliance con -
CARLOW. Legman end Mee Annie Cowan. A solo vection at Toronto last week
WsDNeseav, Feb. '21st by Miss Lexy McLean wive much ap Miss Nina Macintosh, daughter of
.Il.al.`i. 1ggwrittu,—Th. Women's th•eofated. ..The Met•wi meeting of Peter Macintosh, of Lucknow, has
e Nisyiun Suaisty of IfltaUh'. tui the Wosnen'. institute will to held at graduated from the Walkerton hoi-
hwet at the hates of lin. W. Mrs. Duna. Mclntyrei s home
tal as a trained nurse with first-class
sews of Thursday, Behrwry 16th. Jorr1Noe.—The hunters are num- honors.
was a full etteod•nos, and six emus, also the foxes ; but es usual the
members were added to the toll. wily fox is elusive and therefore Ken
er the devotional and bueiosis Ral•t and Bill are sitting on tbe bank,
the reting, while the other ladies guns ready. petienile waiting tot the
liiut•U . Mus• Jarvis McBride bear and mouse, which are expected
1e ;t
paper on the wort at Siston, to erode the late since itis entirely
ver The
sh scribe
ire ti swill be hae �ow�t Wedneada t boastofrozen uof StiVeo leap yeahrelproposals
ting
h l3, at the holo. of Mn. J. over the 'phone. Were they from
alter. The motto of a Society is, married weuueo Someone whispers
Um
da for Christ.”that such was the case—and they
were supposed to come from the isir-
est of the young girls. What a
delusion ! The result "remains. to
be seen."
Trs.os , Feb. YOth.
Drinking to Excess
ruin. Therefore investigate
nitrite of the Gatlin Treatment
the liquor bib re only three days
n hack to busters wlt.ha w�
te
)n and sady
phone for copies of contract and
telt. Institute located at 128 Jar -
is street, Toronto. 'Phone North 4538.
COLBORNE.
TusnAT. Feb. 811th.
M,ITLAND 00 (101K1O1t NOT*.. —
i1* Sylvia Hallman wee a guest at
tome of Wm. Durst last week......
Bailie spent Sunday at his
- (diy on Mini Rosy Durst
under the parental root.
•Sunday
Holtzman. of Onditoo,
a *bort visit with acquaintances
tbe line last weekMr. end
�
S. Sheatdown, of we
and n
at tbe borne of Mr. Mrs.
Stevens on Wteday Her`
Mandel had the JRildortuns to
kis foot badly twisted while at
at HiH's sawmill A goodly
of young people trout this line
the Sunday erasing service
Zion on the lath inst. It was a epe-
e/Tyke for young pets& and was
en l,y the pastor, Wray. A. W.
town. in his usual aides* manner.
. W w. Stevens delivered some sz-
iy large logs to HW's *await-
week. some of theta being over
fret in diameter. H. Young
a telephone *etvioe installed in
house a few day" sr'. Mr. Young
ITMS that then is nothing like be -
up to -date.
TOW xstt1PCut:NOL.- Coiborwoonn-
1 held Its regular nteattbg February
3th ; all the members present. Minutes
previous meeting read and adopted.
mounts paid as follows: W. W.
ober, 24 loads gravel. R2.40 ; Mrs.
Data 811 loads Pavel. IPS; Thos Mo-
btyrer 14 loads gravel. $1.40; Oode-
Lumber Co., poets, $8.eu; Wfl-
Mclntosh. building ieooe. $4.00
beer Morris, drawing two bads
vel, gi.al; Municipal World. ne-
t rolls, etc.. $3.45 : C. C.
wire etc.. Mall ; C. C. lee,
le. Di feet, 12 in., $5.410. Reeve Ker-
islets
eriso moved that statute labor in
hb township be commuted at 50c. per
. Councillor Bisset moved in
ment, seconded by Councillor
olm, that the question of aholbh-
statute labor be submitted to the
at the next January election.
ed The auditors' report was
and un motion of Meagre. 01i1.-
snd Hetherington was received
Ned. Each auditor was paid $7.01
or his services. Oarried. Alexadsr
patrick applied for .os.penesdon
loss of a bores that died while
the rind on dib eonitrnssfon.
council paid Mr. lisigantrick $50
account of his Ileerge J.
collector's 1i 1, post-
e oved by Dor Chi.-
eireaded by
Chassellisit
lot o. 6easese sllta 10. Bisset.
from school .ratio. No. 5
anion school No. 1,
Carried. The citionlil will meet
the second ? ssdsy in Match.
W. McDterAnR, Clerk.
LAURIER LOCAL&—Mia Tena Car-
rick returned to Lllcknow on Setae -
day atter spending 'some time with
friends at Matadi and Strathvran....
Jobe- Kuntz, of Port Albert, visited in
the neighborhood this week Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Finlay, of Saskatoon,
Bask.. spent last week the guest of the
forn,er's sister, Mrs. John Jamieson.
Mr. &e-3 Mrs Jaruio+on enter-
tained a number of their friends on
Thursday evening last Suther-
land MacDonald, of Point Clark', was
a visitor at K. D. MacLennen's a
couple of days this week ..Fred
Ross drove up from Dungannon.
whew be is engaged as teacher. on
Saturday and spent the week -end at
James MacNein's 'dhow Isabel
Maclennan and Tabitba Kempton. of
the G. C. 1.. spent Saturday and Sun-
day sndsr the parental roofs.......
Rise Agnes Wiley returned berme last
week from Kincardine, where Abe had
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. Har-
die Miss Tena Kempton returned
on Thursday last after a week's visit
with friends in Huron Wm-
BtteNeghtmt who hos been suffering
from an intimated eye for several
weeks, caused by the lodging of a
small particle of stone in the& delicate
organ, has almost recovered and is
again at his post in the mill., ... Oc-
easenally of late mar be seen travers-
ing our public highway one who for
the laat eight or nine months bed not
been a frequent wayfarer. We are
pleased to see hist spout !gala and
trust that be may soon be .Me to per-
form
erform his customary round of duties.
Reference is made to Frank Muhroe,
wbo in June bad his leg broken.
Mrs. James Bradley Is at prey
eon suffering from a severe attack of
1a grippe We desire to congratu-
late }ferry W&Iker on his succeed at
the W i ngham Business College. he
basing obtained his diploma in com-
mercial subjects at that institute of
learning—. _John Bradley having
been recently engaged as book agent
for L .e west divisi m of Ashfield regis-
tered for duty Monday morning. A
large and varied number of books ate
offered for sale, among which is a spa -
cis! volume "Stepping Stones to Sue -
meg." . We wish John every success
SLY
Ty Ent) .tY. Feb. 811th.
Ourrt Aay. -- The std news was
received here last week tbat D. Sel-
lers, who has been on a homestead id
the West for the pest three years, had
passed away quite suddenly. At the
time of his death be was alone on the.
homestead. the word came as a
shock to his mother, as she had not
heard of his illness. The remains
arrived here on Monday, accompanied
by his two brothers. Wesley and Rus-
sel, who are &leo in the West. Albert,
of Chicago, and Whitfield, of Toronto,
are also here. The funeral took place
trom`he Methodist church on Tues-
day and wad under the auspices a the
Masonic Order, and was largely at-
tended. The loos is very severe on his
mother, as it is ooly'a short time since
her husband died Miss Annie
Armour, who had been a resident of
Blyth for thirty years, passed away
on Sunday after a lingering illness
Those lett to mourn her are one
brother and two sisters
MrtDAL CONTKeT.—The W. O. T. U.
held a very eutcessful medal contest
in Industry Hall last Wednesday
evening. There were seven contest-
aols for the medal and they made au
excellent showing. Theudges, who
were Rev. J. L . Small, Miss Powell
and Miss Thompson, had a difficult
task in awarding the prize, but even-
tually gave it to Annie Mains with
thirty -cine pointe. Alberta Brothers
came nett with thirty-eight and a -half
points The recitations were inter-
spersed with selections by local tal-
ent, and Miss Tennant, of Michigan.
who is visiting here. gave a splendid
readine which was heartily encored.
Mur. (Rev.) Fear acted as cbaltman
and the hall was filledwith an spew
ciative audiesoe. We understand the
proceeds are to be used as a campaign
fund to try to carr local option at
the nett municipal election. Both
sides are commencing to get ready for
the fight, and there is no doubt there
will be & different story to tell from
that of three years ago, when the
measure was defeated by a straight
majority of two.
PERSONAL AND tiaNERAL. The
Bt George Club entertained a number
of their friends on Friday evening to.
& euchre party. at which a splendid
time was spent ....The Ride Club
have arranged with the London or-
chestra to have their four pieces hese
an Thursday evening, February nth.
The ball is to r* in the St. George
Clot, rooms and it is expected it will
be one of the greatest events of the
season. There is to be an oyster sup-
per in connection R. R. Sloan
has rented his father's maple bush and
is going extensively into tnaple syrup
making. He received last week one
in the work. of the latest patterns of evaporating
FOR DYSPEPSIA, pans and is now busily engaged get-
ting it set up. It is likely he will
This' make & lo: of syrup this year if the
You Risk no Monty if You T
r7sap runs we11......Rev. E. A. Fear
R1• • was in Toronto last week attending
We want everyone troubled with the great temperance convention....,
indigestion and dyspepsia to come to Rev. Mr. Cozens, of Clinton. occupied
our store and obtain a box of Recall the pulpit of the Methodist church
Dyspepsia Tablet& They contain bis- here last Sabbath, preaching two cap-
muth-subnitrate and pepein carefully ital missionary sermons to large con-
oombined so as todevelop their great- gregations. He is enthusiastic in the
est power to overcome digestive dim- work Nest week, commencing
Unbent*. on Sunday, the Methodists will hold a
Resell Dyspepsia Tablets are very week of revival meetings. Rev. Mr.
to take, They tend to soothe e, the evangelist, is to have
the 111°ritabie, weak stomach, to charge of of the meetings Mr. and
strengthen and invigorate the diger- Mrs. W. Richmond, who have been
ties organs, to relieve nausea and in- - visiting with relatives here for some
digestion. ttus promoting nutrition time, returned to their home in Win.
and brisling about • feeling of nom- nipeg last week.. Fred Mason left
tort. last week for London. where be in -
FREE IP IT FAILS f1 you give Rezall Dyspepsia Tablets tends learning the barbering with hie
• reasonable trial we will return your uncle Misses E. and M. Steinhoff
et hooey Back if Yen ars Ilton sow
money if you are not satisfied with were on a visit to friends at Under.
.with the Medicine Wt osmraMd the result. Three sloes. 25 amts, 60 wood and other places last week . .
We are so positive that our ant and $1.00 Remember, you can Robt. Taylor has been visiting his
pertnaney relieve osestlp� obtain RezaU Remedies may at our mother bete. He disposed of his farm
store—The Ramal! Store. H. C. Dun- at the east of the village to A. Ore' h-
asty bow chew& it a� tat'. iuP. south aid. of 9gn•t'e. Godericb. ton and returned to his home at Por-
es.
or
we offer to furnish the medicine tage la Prairie, Manitoba, last week.
0t expense should It tall t4 pro- Mrs Suburbs- I'm going down cel- Haney Mason, who .is afflicted
satisfactory t y.rsselts with tuberculosis of the hip, left last
ttlsworse than ttsdses to att.mppt Suburb—Well. ,ton voyage.—Har- week for Toronto to undergo treat. iolow-lines
with r'J . o PeT s Raw. went by a specialist them IN.
i&satrves or est& rsspo do — Gunn. of Clinton, was in town last
tad' T6sy ~ s �.�1yoo. WOMAN'S HAIR week in iwnwltatiop E. Watson
• and make constipation lip'tee ahipped a car of cattle to Toronto on
to > es. we more
Renee • Preparation That Makes Hair Saturday and Jae. Oumfng shipped a
that is daageaota.. Fascinating. car of bogs to Stratford and a car of
patiob is OMs./ by a weak- Parisian Rage is the ideal hair oattle to Toronto John Potter at
el the nerves and mossier of the tnsle and beautifier of the present the elevator received a car of bran
intp.itine.oe*ores. tyros. and corn last week for sale Lux -
s. , t permansnt� seat 1t is«+*pounded on the most ad- ton Hill received a oar of hemlock
ore to0e up evaneed scientific principles, and noth lumb..Lor his planing mill last week.
organs andrecto. these
to ieegg oe the !Tweet today can compare Norman Oook. of Hensel], vie-
ebier activity. wits it. iced with Meade In town last week.
We watt Miss Nettie McTaggart, of Ex-
7ou to Rowell Order It aeootepllshes so much more than aur, isvisiting her brothers in town
au me They aro the Indissry tonics, and does it so g
ingly shame' tab*,Hest/' waist rat nears are aatoeiehed- this week Filmic McPhersor N at
lite candy, and aro ideal foe 1�lMtlatt sills the dandruff p `sent on a visit to his mother at
se• heater dandruff in two Woodville Mrs. J. Stewart vie-
' icate pe.�0sta sed old w etas and Red friends in Seaforth the past week.
at well v for era rateed useit weeks. or a.eoe7 beck. A. Rainton was on & business
dittaaly no the nerves ted sew le Mein,
Rage stops falling hair. y .... .
t►e bowels. Hare itcritrR d the scalp and splitting bairn trip to Wlnsbam on Thursday They fly ieztoo Hill met with what might
aestt•a1 aerie. They do tss.efste or mosey lie
rest•
or gleed*. 'ilsyaefst>tltg., Hines its ietlroduatlon Into Amerces have been • serious accident on Sats
cr me favorite with da evening. •Whsle measuring Mtge
seeds. bsaM..a MP
at�tf. it bassos a prime at �....►ecll one of the logs relied on htcainvseisaes 7iq woMris a e. Rage
gives a fascinating his LeekUy none of the bones
be )1- h at attiF i.Y .e Parisian tlyt werebroken fart it was quite p•fafa
tsps �LwoMM's r and mikes it for. 1`be few d&
Ir nr TUTwill
U the mai: grow as`M s, h*v, made so*e d tM
� it taaree
ee
W nrgl ±ari.Ry, d1 1 may. kisseitealy t It M the drSsdOet land m� Le &xy Loll tit oA tbellr
bsir dewing hstt
If Mien w s.YOe. mpei brsa Ijlnigodigr and has tot cidewalke, but bsfatr long J�1 ; �.
InitioushisIt alt or atictfnees likely he covered again for Iowa `
'" h it,.... who NR here
>• M ta t = V nt P•riaisn ltssisi owlets tvse�„t�ilx y.u. ago seed bas busses
A Wigs -rues'& W s Md betas 0.17 coca In that flee, i. w a c*'o
Near etasD►-7 V . Loa oars.1
etata. e s me girl with visit to b father, who is gettieg very).aim`
Dsttiap, south `iia d !!>, jeae�'a heir M wen Sys, old.
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You were never too young—
You will never be too old—to enjoy the
Edison Phonograph
The Lases Mimeograph L net
rely the meatiest maseioae of all
Meagre—it isall the first musicians
of the present day—playing all of
the masted mimic ever written.
Yen salsa year preps= to wit
y os aadiwae when ou own ea
love bed, P,ren
�`b `t .inThe n who
Wbest-yakind of mesio,
w
as'may Ow Edison cm
render it—as true to life es the
original.
Th. Edison .one is pure, smooth.
subdued and true. became of the
rounded, buttoo-caped sapphire re-
producing -point, which gives exactly
the right volume of sound for the
borne. And the sapphire point is per-
manent-Aosta
ermanent—Aosta forever. No changing
needles, no szatcbutg or wearing of
nes !• setreeb shahs both re Mims *Woo inurretwo. Go
m Stades! yidE.gttsnseti r�—
1*..►, dear' <MedsssaItoowde .Mwlttss�atmdree
niesar& Av
�o a Atrn'n a play mss t.Ar.ia. ...�
tyros s ons sasseera aS..risss. times.. N. J. U. S. A.
A emebsellmoiSibla rimeg ribs sed teowhatwat be taaarst
JAMES F. THOMSON'S MUSIC ,STORE 11
REDUCTION SALE
of
OVERCQATS
We have a large assortment
of Overcoats which we are
putting on sale. They are in
all lines and sizes, to fit the
smallest boy or the biggest
man. Dress Coats, Ulsters,
College Ulsters, Convertibles.
On any coat in the store we
will give a discount of
25 PER CENT. FOR CASH
rIcLLAN BROS.
Men's Outfitters
The Square, God rich
Vassar Shoes
FOR LADIES
Here's
a brain
for boa!
This sauteed
2,000 pound capacity
Scale with every
up-to-date improve-
ment, for only :25.00.
You will begin
.daythe.ave money
you order an
YLBIERWagon & Stock
Th;ee.'Whe e1 SCALE
Governmentto of absolute accuracy goes
FREE"with every Aylther Scale, even at the bargain price
of $215. "We prepay the freight" and warrant you satisfac-
tion or refund your money.
v uta Jessupetool most Is ng
tel bearings throughout. y
as Mg wheels. roomy platform. kept In
'place by FOUR checks Ilnatead of the usual
two). stout steel fender on platform tp pro-
tect -the beam. and a afth lever to minimize
strain on the beam. Wilt last a lifetime
and weigh aceurately up to uric ton. even
f it stands on uneven ground. L.Way to
move from place to place. and first-class In
,very particular.
Remember only 1125.00. freight paid to
your nearest station and Government Certi-
ficate of accufacy free. Get In your order
e sly car prompt delivery.
This special offer gives
you the chance to own an
absolutely modern scale,
built of the very best
material. You need this
scale to weigh whatever
you buy or sell. You can
have it to teat in any
way you like. Send it
back and get your money
back if it isn't all and
more than we say it is.
A ME P C°td., Aylmer, Ont.
Our styles and lasts in ladies' "Vassar'
Shoes for this season are perfect. We
are confident in saying that this line
surpasses any ether in style, comfort
and wear. If you have not worn
VASSAR Shoes, don't fail to try them
this season. We carry all lines in
patent, tan, gun - metal and kid.
W. H ER N 'Phone 226, the Square
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"Corn
Fed !"
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See Kellogg "Corn
Fed" boy Isn't he a big,
chubby fellow? Every morn-
ing he gets a big dish of the
•" gnawing" food — Kellogg's
Corn Flakes. He thrives like
your children will thrive when
you feed them the nutritious
sweet hearts of the world's
finest corn.
Buy a pac.adc today.
a r 1
the
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oc
n.ng •
CCRN FLAKES
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YOU ARE THE LOSER "
IF YOU DO NOT GALL AND, SEE THE 'VALUES
WE AI1E,GIVING IN
STOVES
TO CLEAR THEM OUT TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS
We have a number of good second-hand Heaters and Ranges
which we are offering at great values.
McCormick Agency
We wish to announce that we have taken over the complete
agency of the McCormick Co. for their Mowers, Biuders, Plow .
Wagons, Sleight. Dive Harrows, Cultivators, Drilla, Manure
Spreaders, Gasoline Engines, Cutters, Buggies. etc., eta.
You know se well as 1 can tell you that it costs a lot of money
to put agents on tbe road to sell these goods, and i purpose. in
place of putting men out, to give you the benefit of this he
Reduced Prices
THEREFORE, YOU ARE THE LOSER IF YOU DO NOT
CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER.
We have just installed one of their gasoline engines in our
work shop for nioning the skate and lawn mower sharpener and
pipe -`suing macbioe, etc., so if you are considering the purchase
aim engine, we can show you one in operation.
Skates Sharpened
Boys and girls, we can sharpen your @hetes while you wait.
We have Installed an outfit equal 'to the skate manufacturers.
Plumbing
Heating, steam Fitting, Electric Wiring promptly attended
uo and all wort fuily Ku.tanteed.
Scranton Coal
We handle Deiaware, l.ekawanna k Westrrn `:erant.m
(kcal e:rssivaiy, esti all real wombed on market scales, and. having
our own tees. we can give prompt delivery
Terms -Cash
CHAS. C. LEE
'Phonesii‘
store 22 Howie 1120
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