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GODBBICH. THURSDAY. MARCH `20, 1913
THE SIGNAL PBII41TNO CO. ILL. Penner
ETHE STERLINGBANKI
0F CANADA
A Raise in Salary
If you have received an advance in •al-
ar/. asystie Increase regularly. You •
will Dot lairs the Mosey. Figure what
yo,,r apron= would be at the end of
ono year.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch -ANDREW PORTER, Manager
LOOK AHEAD
The Inas who looks ahead placer his in-
surance now. Place yours with
A. G. NISBET
Agent for Fire, Life and Accident Insurance
(FF1(E NEXT CANADIAN RANK OF COMMERCE, GODERiCH
'Prioress : Orrice SI; Hosea 150. P. (). Box 384
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Tho 'hu.e•e meet all trains.
Primate call. have prbmpt and
careful attention. First - clans 111
beers „otfit1 at all times.
gdu.nabie prices.
THc DAVIS LIVERY
F.&T.M.DAV1g t
Proprietor'
Seek Street 'Pbooe No. 51
MORTGAGE SALE.
IORTUA(3E SALE •
t LLE: ABLE rARasM PPOPRtTY.
Ebb ead by vtOao 0 esa pats eastainned
is y
Shiest * b aepeeded
llMored kirdb
Mmrsiinima. at Mies had. Cerbw. es
ISMd&� sa. pa. �bv let dparw�.mdry`ausatiD. nswiisatr.
Ile
esehtaf-the was haltd1dt relic r` ! is
rill anemia d esus tawmhlp of Woe
lesemr, aeebeg 211/1111110 1•61.111)11.1
LM era h said teta drr seem aster 10-
_�riab�leit. us no
hwmas� Mlen ma ims 1 ow &
climb Dew Coavaisset to Asa and
V of sok : Tb w21 he aimed
tea •meld di Twisty pre alma. d
rerefer pay active a sale le _ mals
n sad
sol bsisoss w11101t��
genitivalno ask err tam al! is vale
OCNpiT. P. A.
)offs
d tie reason id
'seconds" we re
ree •ne r' f
$ yard.4yarri*
r sings have been
we bays as o c r
These Ire harm•
offer this Extra
ma tease Clothe of
w tf or $ yard"
.out off she eztrs
pportnaity to Or-
iel
riel occasions at a
will be cleared
a1 pries.
ors fer the ares►
SITUATIONS VACANT.
TYANTED.-A GOOD GENERAL
St. V Messer street's t MRS. WILLIAMS.
tit/ANTTV) AT ONCE. -A GOOD
QMietCeased Ce servant.. Moa C'. L Ball&
Mel
WANPVD. - STRONG -"7. cTIVE
V eaw.
)salt nos.statsees s iabo fse. yeses of
mItet yp ..n bed.ma Appy ors
WANTED. -TIN MEN AND TWO
applies* tor has- shop. Also be
carpenter. As. 1lOTT MAiL�T � DINS
t+BOUaMiePOMER O4ITOR WANTED. -- 014
1p a' Mars trperWeg• Apply THE
/ G AL O risrieh. ,.
WANTED. - A O4JOD GENERAL
se or•vamt at AMzaa/es Marine lingua.
Apply to MIee 0RIFF!T19d. wpriateadom
MUT MILLERS AND NIgLL. M,E_N
1.) weetall Aar aise
peed wle
emeo s dal map. mon sow
tologa�emoli al S pep>. - i dw�lYdtplA blttt
at 4 Apar
i iiQEAiCE. WASE. RITC.
FAIMIBB' CENTRAL MUTUAL
PISS IXBL'RA1 IC L
T eMama a�reslpr�e� pad" sated Is De
Wakeeteln. QM
psis 1. tie. -4,214.
r4. hernia arms -
hoe
J- J. eceemaorIL Man.gse.
Ropy bson -- ser 1111.10100. s
w.�sorer private
sus Iii r ale �bl ham the.la-
la�.W�awYi la the
atroils
the
bYBseaksas ams�i
1llAAC
aA. tier.
LOST OR FOUND.
loagdpsJ T OftT.-ON TUESDAY. MARCH
Deb the ru iy d r hr:.raa�.'r'A ribber. Les suet est s peer* ° Finder wig �•e re
ma ~dot s. isPg st TDB SIGNAL U,P1Cfi
A n Opportunity Missed
Our "City Garden" property has all been sold.
Some of this property,has increased $75 per lot already
Buy Inside Property
in Weyburn Now
if yon buy through us Mr. R. V. Campion will personally in-
rpert `table and pwlehwss ti. peopett� width wguarantee pro-
fitable wee and py
?tart. Webve sixteen lot. in the best residential part
el ryburu whtah we efr fora few days at >1aio sash. Terms --
$1 mak Saban six and twelve months, A per cwt. Theme lou
civ • fltstd..p rvert�t had win return a good pro6l basis lbs
earl of lig year.
The C. N. R. has Deficits/3y announced that they will build IMo
We"' burs tele year. Th.t swans Weyberr will have the thews
tr'anocontitkrrtal Railways besides the Soo Liao from Chicago.
Thitt what these railway facilities me= to a Wester. town.
Weyburn will be the next
r big city In Saskatchewan
WANTED
A It M HELP AND DOMESTIC
Lr wse�.�,.a
Dr•Lw Owwetaast eMstwwt
mown -
mit Bailers. (sat- uses mei wish It D.
alt WowMP. Ort., wW near. pampa
WANTED.-PAUTY TO SHARI
o a vaaesevgr H. C. abet
tier west is AprS. /tar prRMlaes
writer 'phase DR- M. Bit'E. Des wane.
=DEES WANTED.
TENDERS WANTED.
Tache wee swivel .p ss. ar e9 t Mei.
10 She abbe of as aNWas to tae t0401
era M ni k DS tdk s aioa ebtaliesdi at
apoillestises
o w Win Is the ..et hear.
W. J. R HOLMES,
Secretary.
FOR Rank
i)RIVATE MALL -THE UNDER
11 SIGNED altars W ►amsbMd .dict. at
private sob. ao� h.eta w
add at en (bode may be
be y d&L1 rr -' ---- ai.z.M
Newab .
L'0R MALE. - STANHOPE TOP
✓ hard. rwibr-ti d. alma new. 1V111 be
dale by healon at the has dale w Tubby.
T.rs.. st. Plea. rdlwoat llr obit Ma t
M sad. r oswer 1. aim Wert. W. T. PIL-
LOW.
SEED OATS AND FEED GRAIN
t. ob. -Jib 1s. err asdd•d of anal shad
era Allo have as head Amelia sees. Ind
s haat and waiters teed seam O. svey eel -
J. F. ANDREWS. sf
r BALE. -LAUNCH DOROTHY,
1 10101 Haat. hall overhauled Irl edam
and 1. `1r iAmps ; M t p. . 1.-0e01 a�.s,
ma ad PIP iP: Swabia as
teat d ia[-
awls monis deme : tam pnapier pd daft -
Chia lr .ole, s. ower hoe tort tows. Mee IL
T. WATSoN..i (human tt.,katers. theierseb.
FOR SALE 01 TO S1ET
rm. HOUSE, WITH
mlo1ddeemese msvemie.ea■ M Eastetlete. Aa
ply all TH8 IIC NAL (M71(•E. 44-U
/110 RENT. -TWO LARGE, BRIGHT
1 mow .•niuble for oioe, e.e of vault,
over Meetiwt but. 4nt.raaoe alma door os.
Ha iltes street. Key at J. H. (Y)LHt)KN8B.
HOUSE FOR HALE. -A WELL
altna•1d two -.tory brick h...s : all P-
ars aesresieno ... For further partfoulan
emu al SIGNAL OYFICL stele
R MALE. -A BUILDING . LOT
AM
w Newgate oust. Apply ter. J. NOD
lad
UFFiCES TO RENT NEXT TO SIG-
N aL
IG-NAL Obs. Bossed by bat avatar sad
malt la oowaoetl Aply to J. 1'. BRtlwx.
SRL .
rpm SALE. - FRAME HOUSE.
✓ 4191,11111441111.14. earlier Wes W Waters*
ststee & Fla- t` tdn
lab partlas apply at SIGOtt
-
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Wohave for sale abbe thirty tows ba,
pores rusting tram SM awards. .torI�ti�iie���a�
carnes and ether minnow ..d • taw leen.
PROCIMPOOT. HAYS & ¥ILLOR Odd.Ost at/
ETOR SALE AT A BAROAIN.-A
f' eizaem d esetas, awe toasda'-.
/sad eider. fed lot sad halt df saetber. meow
of tibiae see Aimee amts. Abo the Maw
o bal.
with assw/hout_tpedar��ss � pof swWUD-
POUT. Rant KI WAtAM
WOR SALE OR TO RENT. --THE
s.1 wm/rtaW brick hear at rear of Say.
S old ad rased• :.t.e meow; warm
eibsal.rw P ersele a ass to as at ass.
AAspte.�rr
to P. H. HILL. PROUD-
1OOT, HA YS t . Uodml.. 4341
FARM FOR 8 ALB. -ONE HUN-
DttiD awes 'ass= msmeniee, 0cd.rleh
awambe 8d1 clay loam. W soar
ilia thew le la ,oad PP sod wtp
te sad es tvasaasbis trema Apply BERT
Bolan= 0odrfoh P. O. MAL
FOR BALE. - ON WILLIAM
aalwdt a wrew moil brick collage with
slz bra. orchard and all small trait.: bars.
sable ad bops. Tows water eoenectioo
and awl elemea Alan lire ores of bob
bed se Mae strwst All offered at a r.saea-
Ms trice. Apply DEN:.19 NEVILLE. 141°lGob-
tiles
ACRES OF
asd. part d lot t L. R. W.. Colborn.
twr. nes,westyd Nana Oe far
ars • flee dwsffileg Masa aid a work shop
Mee be subset ase -half
VI
▪ Sties =lb aid Ston. Nix
=tarsala
6en A -`a£- Tac
4444 bNIP00 litt
+.o.f,444,,.... /...4040-444, r46-44/
p0S MALLpsgp �-�T.HE FARM OWNED
PiMaillday so sa 01 41.0floo. emstatatar
lbs 20i masa
bora socar o home whit .me Mahn W
..e1.�al : tame abase ; br+rwaOa *Ma
=Landors
and t; paw eesbad • to. sows
Moog s!r abash saaddlepmedlobswad.
Amity a K P ala ' (lemmas
or
LAME FOR HALE THE EAST
artsIsDtvfrls.ls rwaspasep MO mese. sew
d dr h`aw
d Asib
at et la teem beam eat
LDa1N. ooisrsoh PROD
Ma
ERE FOR SALE. -SIXTY-FIVE
sores. lit a E D. Orrhrwa
ethesod ether
a l half paw torso. tllabea sod
Pe orelr : wllba pop d Ido
bars.
wad . ��.
Dal h dam igloos.
_ lee •�
otter Pi
S F
haa1rsmass from
DOE S•L1L-THAT PIWB RESI-
aelTd'// =Us asdor d
M/f Y lr solo It PP
=••••=0. dksad.8 �amp
� �.1�m w . ▪ .� .
m.gepm_fi os. eidilh
er~rswsb r P. . iTall a meet •
Theta 1. a.dwith nessioingamemile.
OwaMDeu.tr,
,W7pd•ela/had le be Wad by Jam
air IsIliaa MOW failape es Apse
hers amyl lib* neat SOH - ,411
Ilk ler brei elRlleM Noy.
OODERICH MARKETS.
Tauwwoa Y. 1lar. Ilii
tsha.l. pares b e e rm a s e le
perwSI to 0 te
parr bra balk •... 5 It to • et
Pee bed) 1 lel to 1 le
Dee bomb
Mompar ▪ o▪ urs.
wr
ns. r pswt.
Sob. per Ma
trier, taw ter
R aha d..►.
Straw
Wood. par Mad
Deur. per lb .
Old Choma. pas B
tam teak gist des
APP. pr ill . .. . .. MI .. - Per ballad.
Seto
s Per per e--
Odor cot e
per
Tallairoor lb
airt
a.aspmtma..... ..
0 ors
re
ow
•01111.
BHYARD•)WK. -At OAeriei. os. Saturday.
M.aroh a b. to la and 14... Wren Sera -
down, amen.
MARRIED.
LITTON - tt' ALPOLE- - At Godarir4. o.
Mates Mph. by Wv. Gee. L tem.. Albert
B. Kitten. of Nadia. to Leos
Maus Walpole. of . F.atload.
.DIED.
BURNS. -la Cetborseowrm+,: on Sata.y
March r4.
Mch tier.. Mary Ir.rs+G briocrd wile of
Mono.. Boras.
AUCTION SALES
wa:Dxao&T. Yard. Il -Clean..- ancilla
.ate at Imes .rest. stn. prwperty of I._ low.
RL new Itae. Hanel. lab 1. q_Anteg farm -
b/. T.Oe4..v. auctioneer. .
TtefasaT Mab 11.-Aw•ees rme .f
fats ata a.. l_Man*
.omo..
ppesee.• bred .rt•
Mai ante. proper • of It, MA$ PLE. 0..44e4.
dee t Col rs.- El -erythema ed. erased will
to mil. Ir. Ovxoay...,(4 . r
Palm r. Mat r - .Merin. -•:. of lrtn
•tees- isailseeerita. etc pees•• -t ► of -1 si
alba Mae Tic.tso.na. ,van► -,set, j Go/W4ft
4WD•l•P ZIftirylkilog w11 ter -. d or hoot
rw.rrre. Fart ha* been to.V+t T Gt %tilt
f±an'st,ar. Marsh's..-Atae:io., -a:r or leer -n
dart. ►rp,lemer.t-. etc . property of A)...trw
Daaacrr. who is barer, the for:,.- T. Uro
mar. auctioneer.
Mos pay. Mar.b 33 -Auction •, :r of tarty
roe►. trapteruete - and boa.etoie ,, 7.-.•r* a1 lot
rL c .t .,m.... _. A -heels. sura... WILLLalt.
proprietor : Ti....-. Ur4DAY, •r•ueweer.
F.u..at, Aprd L Uinta. alion
on mile of
Stet- 4..w livery. ►ate17 6.•a4nog to Hi,..,,
H 11 is (ailbtea Me. N tteeldleuTT'. the
eat predieter, bee ether Id r5 -t. and oil) sell
rverytai.* widest raelse at 1L. ,table.. T.
4keU.T aorta...ob.
Wn,s1w,aT.April t-*ssto..+a1. nor farm
woes, nasalis t. cad ka1teiti 1 furniture. at
1.4 ,2 sada F. M . ba4 one .•oudh a( Noy -
Sold. Loco L KJ .•.. curator : T. oiceta.r.
aaew.e.r-
- AUCTION sA L&
CLEARING AUCTION TALE
Faint 8140Cift.
C A. Masten bide audios at
wnboroe tweerern
dtvibel. thew elks tram Oed.rieb sod one
dbtrsm lldia
THURSDAw,
Y. MATCH trra, rig.
w..mawdals u 1 o'clock. diary
B.tws-1/rdi.g. bevy.urea, bred by Two
In Oen sobs bars oW : 1 gelding. bivydraf.
timed y Rmterdela. been p.m old : I broad
mare. M foal to Bo,:. -on B.rb dry. •write
peals beery -draft
vary. MaMeg-100 bs.ars old il)b ~hi77-dra ae.(t.
bred by Emotion Ilaberrb. rtdet tm. hese
Col-
Ml�rsdrs to MUone. 407la�rs 4. calf
e d:wt teg4 �; flee awl =min Apra dna Mal L coif a pwloa'md D.rhar
..0 • ; 1 p.rrrb.d Dedham b� room.
).woad M.1 i fat beth s. vii bass
srseen deice years ors .tall bles.42.14 s.
!yds two roes .4..oat1 fed : 3 dear carom :
7 hdMdr calve.: i wdl bred PP, owe
• breed mew la pig (York -lure) : 1 bmprevpd
TeeksMs. hear ; 40 stop pea, Aima too toes
of /pad heathy hay : 1(Mbu.he s sf mrsd, deb
tftrM/ansa Stock is01 in rod condition.
lir- Mambolr. 1a..e d the R.4,o1 o 6rtn
haserefssi sad everything advertised will be
said. -Chet Kock bole rosea rine is est *dyer
thed-
Tertwa Boven «oath.' credit will be elven
w fwr.l.b1.7 sr.•w►od )oto( ..0450. A dle-
esst of fear per at. straight .tiow-ed for
assh. Taus. GCNDKT.
Aactloo.er.
AUCTION SALE
FARM STOCK. IMPLEMENTS. HOUSiC
BOW EFFECT. LTC.
lltepisew Waller will sell by public auction at
lot It cabbies t AdaMd won MUD .etti of
N.tet.
MONDAY. MAR( H Yet.
esmmastiae se 1. bb teem :
Owe Yaw, twslvo oid : 1 home. eight
years ell • s 1104. brio years ago, gee t
sl•. bA.rd: 1 row, four peers. awe a
calve le llama ; 10sowss rig w.. 7504
I;air : 1 sate.:w 1 Loewe.: 1. Mlle=
ss/ =rte.
bbel.11h i�a��; r� : l wye.: 1
.wearer wow ; 11 irfll e.Ilas�N./rrasswd
/P11mvp11 l • ast MflSwawns 1 Leda w�:
1 set UMW erase • 1 Med Ase : I m.Are : f
rest pap-: 1 `awlair mM :1 W rest • letrsw
cotter : !red PPP*, r era polis ; 1
set of tasm hems= : 1 est d Mow rawer ;wite of !
dome ;.ii. erebarI . oistenbpe; li0+ bell
w0bor -bI ogees01.04. 1 amearranos&
lea/.' - 'W dam! ; sevums tib ; a .gym
d Mala bade : I - shams. 1 wed essk
sew • 1 Door 0Asss1 hews bowl. •
d pas poedema,: • taps iron pets=
rem brow asearse sed other meldm res
s.emem to ameba- Ales • goallq of
sed 010 sod shoat a babas d
aremadme A be Xmas/ of. de w tarn
hair : Bae.er a erre twed his sod of wow
w/1r. wO be if.a. o. f..r�mlim�dlf..g sip
jam{ aloo
ensu A dseoeenl of le0i
el.L sowed ter eadh es mei ellt
WEL1.LR. THOS.00]eDRY.
M.ptatr. Plop
NOTICE TO CREDiTORS.
NOTiC/ TO CREDITORS.
4,T� Ua770. er Teri sere Or swam
i. ptiweOmOr. iJT..r Ma To�� M
0.laamem. a 1104016177 lbw mYrem.
peereeel
�Mr�iss.ieslls.rme L
er dYut » �lsl of benne Olaf �1 we
ST. PAl RICK•SIDAY.
Notwithstanding that St. Pstr:ck's
Day.. the 17th of March, es- quietly
celebrated in Godericb, the se raring of
the shamrock was seep uo all sides,
and every Irish breast swelled with
pride at the thought of the Lod of his
&Deader, and the home of his nativ-
ity -"First flower of the earth, first
gem of the se& -and of the bright
day that was dawning for that land of
many woes and sorrows.
Turn back the pages of Irish history
but one century and dwell with her in
her afflictions, follow her buoyant
hope and indefatigable eflorta for jus-
tice, and you will marvel that such a
struggle was nut strewn with insur-
rection after ineurrection, rebellion
after rebellion ; but on the cootrary
she gave to her oppressor the ablest of
her sow to lead her armies to victory
end build up the great Empire of to-
day. Only one quarter of a century
aorto the name Irishman was signifi-
cant to the people of England as
-Shaul T, but tod.y the whole nation
rejoice.. that soon a Parliament will
/nee more Open 011 College Greer, and
the ramie rocf that resounded with
the ors tory of a Grattan, • hiheti.:an
and an O'Connell i•leading for justice
wiU• re -e. b'.: hr.-.(queuce of a OiCoo,
a RedmunJ and others in sioeerest
gratitude.
Tbe much -feared minority "oppres
slum' will prove to be a myth ; and
the task of developing a united Ire-
I.uel will be acctnuplisbed.
It '•conssrni' the Irishman very
IitUe rift re fit. Patrick was horn -let
ocher nations quarrel over that. He
is Ireland's patron saint. „ An'
-bare he huni.bed t L« en.kes and toads
from the null sad and paKa•.a.•u from
our brains:" That'. enough tor Pat_
The blight, c•heeatut and buoyantdis-
po.itio0 of the Irish `with their ria -
torsi fund of wit and humor makes
them the must pleasant companions,
and Pat mud his pretty 'idler& are
always with us.
"Erin go bragb."
Ti,. *irate to bear tbe tuns once mare
That rani r dear on Erb's .bore.
-J. K.
Printers Trim Tailors.
The Printers again showed their
superiority in the hockey line when
nn Monday night they "shrunk" the
'Niko* to an R-2 score. The ice was
fast, and as the players had not had
skate. on for nearly a ween everyone
seemed in the pink of 000dition and
ready for a "made to order" game. The
first goal was scored by the typos and
was closely followed by one for the
Tailors. Then both teams scored again,
and that was the finish for the ;anon
in the .coring line. The Printers then
proceeded to put on the trimmings,
and. a before stated, the game ended
8-2 in favor of the typesticken. Ernest
Page was the guy who handled the
bell. and he did the trick all right, too.
Tbe teams were es follows :
Printers -Goal. 8. Ayers : point, Joe
Beck; cover- int, Bert Townsend
rover, Harry Tufford ; right wing. Fred
Robertson ; left wing, Frank Town-
send ; centre. Leslie Webb.
Tailors -Goal. Chas. Riley ; ot,
Lean de Peadrqq : covet -point. EddMtr,
Swarth ; rover. W. Snazel; right re ung,
Cecil Gin�ee.,+.: left wing. Ernest Young :
centre, Roy Sharman.
ABOUT 7BH GAYS.
They gave us full time to play *Ad no
cheating us out of six minutes. -Jack
Nairn.
Best game of hockey seen in West
street rink this winter. -Everybody.
It was 8t. Patrick's Day. too. -Les.
Webb.
Didn't little Willie take it hard ?-
Bat Townsend.
We'll play uR tbe tie next falL-De
Peodry.
I guess i can't come back. -Chas.
Riley.
1 think we ought to he able to break
the ere with the Big Mill after a show -
'ng of Monday nights sort. --Harry
tlh mord.
Sammy Ayer put up eon= exhibi-
tion of hockey. Kb ?-Tbe Spectators.
If you can't get the puck net Use
man. -Cecil Givens.
i go... the Printer/• have got every-
thing =insert to dash. -Manager
Gold tborpe.
Both Quick ants Permanent Strength.
If you are run down or tared out, if
you take odd noisily. have o/ appetite,
are losing Aesb or have other endwise
of lowered vitality, try rear MacLeod's
S6y0em HAev.lor ander on, gwaarw
lse to refund the pries paid if the
remedy taint to give satire eet:lsdMtlso.
it aids Mipoetioe, tonal up the wows
system aid rives both q nlek ...d pee-
seaneet reeolta. One dollar • bottle.
Mamphbsedpwd by Macleod Mr41e4we
Oa. Asiesish. Out For eels by E. R.
Wigle.
SesstA Lanark Sys u ' cheek
la .4. Provinehl by.alsiden I
Berth Lomat es Woffeendag. t.Mtr
Tammy answed by the dad*
Ile , efte be. tidThaw
wee. Jabs O. labs O.pas wsdve► wee
swtuewld ever Reale lane., L boss.
bra raajarftof OIL la tats boa awe
posed sio OIL Madams mnse
silsommill by i dossalales. is ebe mal
two imenemeled glossiwm the O.u/.r r •
ries mi ..sty wee Mealy Nader -_
love Meyer faitoth.
Probably the greatest pain we suffer when
death has removed a loved one is from the pang
of separation. the severing of close-krvt hearts.
We believe cur friends shall live again. and that
we shat meet them in the hereafter . but for the
pr -sent we feel that death
-Has put our lives so far apart
G We cannot hear each other speak.-
But
peak. 'But surly we have not read aright the story of
the first Easter Day if we deem our loved ones
lost to us until the Resurrection. Did not the
risen Christ endeavor, in every possible way, to
show His drsctpks that. except that He was no
longer to be with them in bodily form. His re-
Ianonship to them was unchanged He called
them as before, "drsceples." --children.'' "friends,"
or by their own names, "Peter' and ''Mary.'"
He sent them messages showing His remem-
brance of circumstances they might well think He
would have forgotten or counted as unimportant.
In the crush of events before His crucifixion. He
showed knowledge of and pauence with their
fears and forebodings.. He was stdl interested in
their temporal welfare, even prepared a breakfast
for them on coals. by the seashore. Could He
have done more to prove to ,them that He had
really conquered Death. and shown it impotent
to harm. and powerless to break the ties that
bound loving hearts Surely it is true of our de-
parted friends that
They do not die.
Nor lose their mortal sympathy
Nor change to us. although they change.
And so at this glad Easter time we take comfort
in the truth that -Love never faileth.'• that. being
of the , very nature of God. it cannot die. and
therefore; though "we cannot hear each other
speak," we can sell love the departed, and be
assured that their love for us, their interest in us.
es unchanged. And, thus, indeed, death will have
lost its sting. and the grave its victory.
BENMILLER.
•
TUESDAY. March lSth.
Curacy Narita. - The Colborne
Sabbath school Cheerful Portiere or-
gaoized Bible class has invited the
Beomiller and North and South Zion
organized Bible chosen- to an Easter
rally festival to be held in the Col-
borne Evangelical church on 'Sunday.
March 2. et 7111, p. m. Rev. A.
Brown. of Benlniller, and the pastor
will give addresses -Hev. 8. R.
Ktzechtel. P. E.. of Berlin. will hold
communion set vice io ColboroeErian-
gelical church on Friday at 10 o'clock
a. rn., also preparatory service oD
Thursday evening at 7:31 p. m....The
pastor of Colborne Ecangelice14
church and Rev. A. Brown will
exchange pulpits fol Easter Sunday,
at morning and afternoon services.
MAFEKING.
MOIDAY. Mai. 17th.
BRIEFS. -Stuart. Finlay left for the
West on Saturday. Mrs. Finlay and
family intend to leave on Tuesday.
Mrs. Stotbers and Jessie visited
at Iwc Andrew's, of Zion. last week.
Mrs. Wm. Henry visited at Mrs.
Wm8totberi last Wedneday
Mn. Wm. Jamieson visited at Anon 1
Fiolay's 013 Sunday last. Thos.
Hall sold his team of bones at a good
He has rented his farm on
account of ill -health Will Finlay
has started his season's operation at
the maple syrup. The run has not
been very good as yet.
Mow's This ?
We other o.e bended dollars reward for any
case et catarrh that cannot be cared by Hall a
Catarrh Curs.
Ir. J. CHISMY t (:4)..'hWo U.
We die • hacs taws F. J.
Obe..y Mee Ow Isdi /Rhos and believe
N ee 4. •4awsedosse two.
artisan ad MassiaMt sae to carry out ay
Alfgdb.s nude nt W /rm.
nmol,., s:tw.ax t Maavtx,
whatnot. Drssom... Tdbd& 0.
Roll's Cobweb tars le takes I.ers.py. not -
4./ dinette sera tha bled sod mesoaa our -
herr d W gsthes lbelbmeasti east fres.
Prix 71 costa preats_ y a0 drotgbta
Tate Hall. rowing . /r ekwetipities.
• The ICellogg.Haines Comma
pleased haddelt�bted a large audience
loot stressing. Phis company in a very
marked degree rima the three rest
��rrr�QQo�s./we.
of the lyceum platform :
i�etghter. estswiei --pt, and moral
had Mitered uplift. There lineal
weak poiet in thin eveaiag's entertain-
ment.
nt rtain-skit. and every masher of the party
is an artist. 'Va(4Mville stunts' were
.avptdosM •voided, and the rcvp-
tion tiv.. t4.w
Mks shows that the
west OtgMeslsm medic.
wtepd.y is elms and cultured
and tide eslirpmity has a tetter wigs
is its Beall thismewl y r..sep et
the v. Me�lled..
poeUt
�.very halt wadi ha �w�.d e awe grogram Eby 14.
sloe was wi, hist d- iglt.
boa 'nub ria...., seam scald be
Oa ` 1ppt.��ides was
Single
b -
Fare for Easter via Canadian
Pacific Railway.
Return tickets will be issued ,at
single tare between all stations in
a, Port Arthur and east, also to
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.,
Detroit and Seult Sl,e. Marie, Teich.
Good going March W. 21. 28, 23 and
24. Rltorn limit March 213, 1913. This
an excellent opportunity fors trip
at moderate expense, the return limit
being exceptional) long for an event
of this nature. lull particulars from
Joe. Kidd. C. P. R. agent. See that
your tickets read via C. P. R.
Conference of Boy Scout Worbert.
The annual conference of Scout
worker. in the Province of Ontario
will be held at Toronto on Friday and
Saturday, April 11th and 12th. This
promisee to be a great gathering and
a program ,of speakers has been
arranged of those who are interested
in this splendid movement, and a most
pleasant and instructive time is ex-
pected. Tbe movement is making
good,progress in this Province and it
is necessary that all officers should get
together once a year for an inter-
change of idea.
On Friday evening • grand display
of actual Scout work will be given at
which the delegates will be present.
Arrangemeou are being made for spe-
cial rates on the railways and the coo-
fenoce promisee to be a great gather.
ing of those who are interested in the
future citizens of Canada.
Any information relating to the
movement will he forwarded up 30 ap-
)nation to the Provincial secretary.
berbourne and Blocs streets. Toron-
to.
Caught Tapping.
One whore ear has been trained to
read intelligently the click of a tele-
graph instrument sometimes puts this
training to the test under strange
condition.. An instance, which re-
sulted in embarrassment, apologies,
had finally a pleasant acquaintance
among the persons oonowsed, is told
M a farmer who spent his early years
in the employ of a t company.
Some years after impaired health
had driven him from the
eel= to tie term, be sod bis wife
wiendiag . short holiday from bowie.
ileMsey wore dining in a hotel.
two young men entered and vested
themselves at the same table with the
expls from the country.
Afters survey of the strangers. one
01 the youths took up his perk. sed
tapping It in amUy careless
way nAr simthe sdgi�of s slkd wt ie tie Morse Bode : plate.
"the rue think they are bride *ad
grams „ t"w tapped Me ee�aaies.
Instals bew soft
•�•ol��e1g��/a, b tie of the
WIaatla of -ar in tMhet �/bMMN :-
bass
r (cleft •..-
baw toseled i ye dere
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