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A�ingiam a.4 will ego Bans is boas
taws
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A. Twining. • imam ttedMat 01
Clinton. died a ffisatdesd r•esntly-
ILinsadia• and other towns on that
bean•► •d the li, T. R. aro agit•tiag
kw an improved tseis.avice,
T. L'ei h, formerly of Tucker -
smith. diadsecretly at the home of his
daughter, Mn Pollard. at Calumet.
Mich.
lobo Loughsed, of Wingham. ha.
r. 0.ived the Feria. Rail vetoes& s
great of $100 how the DomiosOn Goy -
aIle a great se mmaaa The play era
well put m&. tie various parts being
vtRerb� dsveety portrayed. and
andisntr was dshghted from start to
inlet.
Laved to a Groat Age.
lie death of Ilia Mary Daly al !k.
Ohre epwnty. Mich., is anonunoed. Th.'
&seemed had reached the very gnat
age of 111 years. She was born in
Ireland. bat came to Canada when•
young gu i.
John Daly. resided with their lastly
fora time on the loadou road, nom
ruo good
gmmed,. The deceased had a
a rntOent awmory 5. used to tell of seeing the
Thos.1 Moblaw. keeper of tbs light- Deka .•: Wclhugtuo and Daniel 1)-
house at amenities,. has neUgsmd hu Coined.
s O L D ON •ircosttion aad rill gu :oto buabawe at Dies at use/ Years of Age.
THE Rub wood. Oat. One of the oldest persona in thea
MERITS Of J• haul►* 8cptt, ethane dark of Hen Pr-viaos died oo the 3rd inst. at
DOCTORS ADYISE
OPERATIONS
SI'1tTasMae. Aram I:. MS •
Sawed by Lydia E. eg
VegetableCompound. •
Swarthmore, Pin. -- Far F t.
yang, 1 ulnas++ untold *gown and far
one period d nearly
Pro years 1 had haw
orrhagse and t►•
doctors told see 1
wot,ld have to un-
dergo an oparatio .
but I began taking
Lydia E. Pskham's
Vegetable Com-
pound and an la
good be&ti now. I
am all over the
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
GOLD LET>wRINO
on LEATHER GOODS
atmedet le ea ardor�w 810.ss. tie6srta\.
A. E. TAYLOR, 1 I
ATYOD
Sea si T
oft
itt•
a �
nail, is ewovislt to Toronto, to take Oisson. in the person of Margaret . • : Change of life and
up ter 1 estate and tn•u a -..-e work. A.. Millen widow of the late Jamey ('ut11e, 1 casslltg Wsias y rVegetabie CompoundMut duck has trax•t. eiy.,wbo
►ed to the wbad rearhed i be ualy sa
reart-1
village dertt•hi p. ably age of 107 years. Mrs. Cottle tan. Everywoman an should Lake it at
The Raatnrll Property at ('cannon came to this country from It.eW,d in I that time. I recommend it to both old
has bees purchased by Alonzo Hod- lag Her tatter, James Millet, was' and young for female troubles." -Mrs.
gine mid Ooditey riieboieon. for one of t e first school teachers io Ibis I Realm StrittoEiatd.L, Swarthmore. Pa
b ' ehasae. be of Goderieh town 1
DR. W. F. GALLOP?. M. B.
Iglu to maRastas,wl etgisas W
R, F. J. $. It'OBtT EB, -SPE. EAR,
sow awl latah eats. Haiass_ss¢a�
pa.
Tart Osith•tads sad r'SearaMsar•
cllnassi %mitt ase, th tsatad iyaat
l� earn aad lleata•ud las iseslten
O Ot Sspassise Lam C Ani . amts •
stratre e a. d. r ru s n. to Tdsebm•
F..
Liam. .
Mrs.
gi tubeThe indtaury win be ebbilinued number
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eche w t teaching for a Canadian Win's Experience:
Mrs. James Matadi. formerly d abip. About eleven years ago , Fort William , Ont. -"I fed as if I
Urvesain died on the lett. casn at the Cottle feU and broke her thigh aid' esald not tell others enough about the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Goo. F since that time she bad been confined 1 good Lydia E. Pinkham'• Vegetable
Cs eros, Galeaburg. Hieb., to bee to ber bed. Compound has done for me. I we streak
seveoty-aintb year. Elliott -Lindsay. ] sod tiled and I could not rest nights A
Wm. Locking has bought the Bei -i friend recommended your Compound sod
four fari6 ot 131 sees s 11t
the h cm_ 00 Yomda)-, April U. a eery pretty- 1 aoao fish bealth and strength sad
t wedding took place at the bane of I ooaid not with 10 sleep better. I know
gr. and Yrs. John B. Lindsay, Huron 1 other women who have taken it far ti.
street. Clinton. wbenaunitedthete ymar- t same punnets and they join me In pram
nage 10. Clare, was in mar- tt"-Yrs. W. A. Buttr.631 South
Togs o. The
Seeds wasEllioper-1
ts6 W- Ontario -
Toronto. `Ihe txremoo was I Vidtar Street, Fort tlliams•
loaned by Rev. D. H. Grant. pastor i Since we guarantee that all teatime-
cd
teatiwia
of Willis Presbyterian ehnrrb, cnly I airy which we publish are genuine. b it
immediate relatives being present. {tad fair to suppose that if Lydia E, plok-
erosion of Grey. paying $3.::n, and win
gat poutsaion et once. Mr. ltalfour
may take a trip to the Weal.
The dwelling., of Mn. Preog at
Zurich narrowly •'raped deMructioo
by fire one day lately. The blase
brake out while Mrs. Prang was away
from home, but lean extinguished by a
.volunteer fire brigade.
"Ned" Wilson, a somewhat eccen-
tric person living tp Morrie township.
was reported as mtsstnit ay Tbs Bra -
sets Post goat week. It was feared be
miabt have wandere 1 into the river.
which ►as been bigb.
Arthur Steplionsou. of the Ioodoo
read. near Clinton. has sold to Fred
Nott the arty -sere lot which be pur-
chased a fret years ago Mr. Stephen-
son will bare a assailer 1.-rw to cultiv-
ate, with has wart. and more comfort.
(toe of tie held residents of McKillop
'— pawed away ma Twig."'• Orb Inst.. u
DFOt1T Skiff; A KILL/JR- the person of ars.. Mary A. hart.
Yr y�.6ar o omen. l� ; Dimwitted wax horn to Lower ('anal•
to at t bad fere r
W. cHi fax about fifty
YltOt.: +FOtlrr, 11'.. c-. 1s. C. RAVI, J. 1- 1 f
loot bweat rates of Wane. Mil -sine joars aro.
pba
Kos tits Aquae. OoJerieL restiidrnn nit
f
CILL0fLtN.
yearn
She vice a ami y o tea • -c•n-
Wad three daughters.
G. CAMERON. K. 0.. t3ARR18- The matrtase et Yl mare �iav,
L.- Z s:ft. «'batter. aotarr mete'- daughter of Mr'. and Mrs - John lwtR•'r•
W. 5uva6 (iudaneb. tiled dear nate 11th concession of Hay. to William H.
�O"r' Stade. of Dasbwoxod, was eoleenwnd
t iARLuS GARitdW. LL.B.. BAB' oo Wedteadar.:hid inst.. at tele hour,
1 ' atetn ..{nesse, senator. etc-. Gets
r�eL')rs.ty to heed. neem rata..
I( 0. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER,
iU rancher. eewatnisaer. eters p•We-
tti^>. Wallies taw!. GaiaieL. Out.
AUCTIONEER.
ItHuyAs GUNDRY
AL'cllosisiR
aux S. Gadsden. All i.tru•Alasot Pit7�lNAB
x.lert Signal silks will be
teada l to. kusWisess rah mn
ae lD
$20 000RIV.A.K ?URDU TO
haw er O. CAtl-
t tt t�17►.
banister. baste— least, Oata+tA.
of the bride's,recent.. Rev. G. TCun
oflicisted. T1ae young couple will- re
aide oa:.beir f..rm south of Dashwo..d.
Anirew McMsnnn•, a former well-
known resident of » ngtaw, died at
Walkerton oo the 20d inst.. in bis
eighty-fifth, year. I be deee.sed for
many years owoed and vended on the
farm now owned by Purvis Bros..
about two miles east of Locknow.
The bride. who was given away by her bam•s Vegetahia Compound has the vat
father. we married in her travelling„, � win . women it will help any
suit of grey whipcord. with French ; other terms o r suffering fa a Eke
bat of tank straw, and bouquet of
white roses. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott will t wiattot!
speed a fortnight in Philadelphia.' It yea want special •dries write to
Atlantic City and New York before Lydia 11. Plakbais Medicine C. (esaa.
going to their home in St. Clair dentist) L�])ss� M Tear letter will
avenue. Toronto. be e*oeew+ read aad answered by •
Bose Mnoieipal Affairs. womb and held to strict eanadaees.
At th.last meeting ,.1 the Clinton . -
town council a motion w -aa passed; A Tesrelik Bardene
authorising the signit.g of a contract liaaatsa Time.
with the Coterie Hydro -electric (om- I
geese than twenty years ago, says The
maai.ro for 3110 hon.. -power. nil Io
er
i bePott Journal of l'ommeice, the
a reduction of lin h. p. from the annual Mat of Ger'many's army was
amount originally contemplated. 111 barely $O1 U 0.t1fs1, while the welt tate
was decided to offer &nit as re reward ! demataded rea'be► $"Jct=500.(0►• Add
"Pur evidence ronvi.tiog the party or: 10 Ibis an appr.p isriou for the nary,
parties guilty of tempering with the, which ba' risco front $30.OW.(lUU in
.allots in the local option cote in ; Naito mole than twice that amount
u
Janary. A m3tivn also was passed' today. and the burden of armed pewee
instructing the clerk to communicate on the industry and commerce of Ger-
0. facts as found by Judge Holt in man.' will he found to have ap-
trkerence to the local option hylsw to , Arched a distinctly dangerous limit.
the Attorney -General's Department ;
at Toronto and to the county C'eown Flee Trade Coaimg.
attorney at Goderieh, asking Item to $s. Jobe Te1es-.rh.
take steps to find the guilty party. As hiittt proteitioa becomes admit -
The local optic bylaw was given the I tedly discredited in the United Staten
third reading and Clinton wiltgo as it-beecomes clear that the natio!,
dry” on the 1st of May. Mayor ,,fib- I will no longer tolerate else legidatio0
hints. who is going to Winnipeg was i desigued tb.nigh a small postlor of
given leave of absence for three the population by' injustice to the
months.
1 be death of Richard Neil occurred
at Cie' wrens, on Tuesday. tib inst.. at
the good old age of eighty-sereo
years. The deco. s d was born sear
Montreal. Irct bed lived in tle vicinity
of Centralia for moo v v' ars. He is
survived by ft.hrre roes and nix daugb-
fres.
IV BSR'a°r
R BO James and Mi.s Bella Bots. well-
I'ItitttW Cs A0LIT• kaowo resideots•of the 11th ooacesiou
Fuss aim Lite rsne: atttlea.Cassana and nit orep, are kerin, on a trip to the
AoAaerioss. Wes[. their farm .baring brew renes
�irrxr,teaarasata _ for• year It will be . the first time
err :lie toms Amite* isse
tss�OfAardmsisflaews�as foe nearly sun- years that anybody
Fttxt�m aero caaasts luras : he LA astride of lbs Eiotz family bas worked
Meets aaa OwitaannOmasera.0-'--the farm
rewires.rs at rewires. &aa
vst sawof rip
lad` sal tut leaate'tsweaa 'I'►•w• Ira On Wednoadat- .veorog, April 2od.
A�i.TF'lR. Fax at the boats of Mr. and Mrs. Sam.
amen amok wirma es. 7waatab to eldest daughter.
)W1 W. C1t&iW.M. )arae, let eoraees-ion of Grey, tbeir
std asddmedrssw&ea dw tar. Jess, was united in
tie laid as bin pass .ad es t•weaaaa iniirrinite to Ifws.n McLeod. a woe-
witness
at cues, Conor wssauvsts•tta•ws young tarsier of Ripley. The
ams J. tt. caut(+tL tastaetok Ons. P eareweitaT wee =rued by Rev.
fexpo®eas David Wren, cif
Ethel.
11 c k l.LEGP MUTUAL FIRE 1N A prett7 wedding took place at the
rr
i.nainder. tate change .vidl influence
te.rttir.ot in Britain aeon in ('attada.
He -"How did you enjoy tate ser- P Amerinu lesson of •-v.-rd1n-
moo C" 8ir• — "Vb, ever so much! Protection. in I. wont. e- I -t.11n th-
I had on a reap hat and jacket end h ,Iselin et free G*d• is i • ' he Cnited
eat just in 1.mo of that horrid Mise Kint:domn, and t•f 1 •w- . arrI pion- it.
Briggs.- Canada.
How is your friend doing out in' "Before she married ebe was our
e h a iv C s C n _i era est untamed bone of sad Mrs. Louis Kal b -
wean propane .mend. Semen. Pe -Y. on Twesday. Rth cast .
un.et►-J. B rietrae. Pew, h.�r+ Pp u I when their eldest daughter. Laura.
Aptyalia r •'Ob, to a rarrytiyg i *bun ly on the look -out for w husbc d.
e r7thrn¢o r l k for I harativ they had to
ve Before h m.- "What Mrs.- «Well o' 'And since ane R• t one ahs
Wert is be "He's• waiter in a res , is still ootaetaaUy on the 1
iticCall's
Patterns
Perrin
Gloves
NEW
SWISS EMBROIDERIES
TteC:l ' to
_ -.S. waist
!Noce. is meta a=ti
Our Swiss Embroideries were late in delivery. Our
entire import order arrived last week direct from the
makers in Switzerland.
1 he designs this seawn are daintier than we have
ever shown. 'New Edges, Insertions, Beadings, All -
overs, Corset Cover and 27 -inch and 45 -inch Flouncing
Embroideries.
Beautiful showing of 1:, -inch Dress Fiorit:logs. This embroidery is in
Rreat demand foe Summer Dresses. $1.tet, $1.25. $1.50. tf-rttl. $L and
tt'Z75,jter card.
Special tine in Corset Cot er Ein roidery, all new patterns, sir per yard.
First Showing of the New Childrei s Wear
latents dainty white Dresses, all styles to fit ages six months and up.
from 3Uc
Infants handsoute embroidered Silk Dresses to fit ages six months to
three years.
Cbildren's Print Dome, light colors, well made, 10 fit one to tour
pears.,
soca 7:14 and $1.00.
Girls' Norfolk Dresses. the newest novelty of the remain. to fit all ages,
neatly trimmed and well made. from 81.50 each.
See our new showing of Misses' Summer Dresses.
Chl'ldrea's Hesdwear
All the newest styles in Infants' and Children's lawn. silk and Straw
Bonnet.. The styles this season are real cute and vete smart. An early .
inspection invited.
Ladies' Coats Ladies' Coats
New:,arrivals in ladies Spring Coats lust received. Iadina' Serge
(',,at.. tsailor trade. very natty styles. three-quarter length or full length.
Special SR1(JU each. Black satin and silk (-oats for elderly ladies
Special showing of Lace ('tirtains and Curtain Materials in almost
endless variety.
U. (all's Patterns and Publications for May nowin stock.
lic('all-s Magazine sad McCall's Quarterly for one veal wit., tiff e fr-.•e
patterns for $1.tti•. a huge:largain.
Kayser Gloves W. B. Corsets
1 'we» Millar's Scotch Store.
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rte iNG TO THE RIG H STANDARD
maim *Med to the popoler
r1-10TT
T.neats. l,at-.: be dew.s,d for the graduate.
pew r suers 1 Nuri ewafir eiasimw
Onneins ewes WI
.� Entreway.
s.
gonia• mon won't hr happy. in Heaven
,., . ce•oIb,
Tam . g bark ala. -Vias. assamob t. 4
ttuectmr.-D. Acasaw..r.sarth • Jeb'
13.Orieve,W Warm luso.
Jobe hsearwtta ia.abaaa: lease mane
Iter ob.ase : *Oa than. atladsa : Pahl
be b wes. I.esmselL
A emu :41. M. 110a. ' • t rine
H aY rb� • neuron :M
ae�
ass
a.J. C1s•ag hair
b tsars Gasmen atienialssmw
i IRIAaM 1a0111■g9
1i sifitat� !<E _ tI I. r_
mom or mAsslhas taf7Mosia
STATING PST LOS
was united in marriage to Frederick
J. H.berer. Ree. C. C. J. Masse d
Ore o$cia(iag clergyman.
dint party sumbared about seventy.
On Wednesday afternoon of last
weak a quiet wedding took place at
tam amiss* mannas, Mien Lillie Hen-
+anon, ds iter of Charles Hender-
son,. floodsrtb. and Alex. Wright, of
mak, taring the pt oats.
1`m F. M. Lerida prefix wed the nun -
tied •enemy. The young couple will
reeids in f'tsek.rsmit h.
L Insane Cariboo was tettrdereti a
brWt by bin ftUeda at Exeter prior
Issotig Irish his paeesu to rester
sear WOO. and was presented
with a ialdlnow club bet. Mr. Car -
g ear airve me years iiow �lowofprtIparticuI&
hwdsbosebell. Sister and
will bo gently _loosed.
On Wednesday. April Ori. a the
bowie of the WWI pareMsMr.
r.ac
Mrs.
el. ••ri d• Squire,
.
was tndted fa marriage to Orville T.
.
lag. About owe boodred gumbo ware
d: Os
priesatheir remora from the
�
wgt trip Mr. and firs. Cane will
grams down on the Rvooesu fine farm
be Osherow.
St. genu • eburcb. Drysdale. wee
the lases o a pmbig al lost wf� wool=Tuesday
A�11. latitasabolso awl
•issata Mimeo[noorousiltoi la MotMot-
rAnnoyy. Tao.w+wiesy wee pm/mood
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dsted by
S•v. Father Blair. isgloons. mod
!ride sr the
Mount Menet
The ormiolse et the
e lei fuer • suwibwr of yews and one
�� these/10a
The r
b.sle.w
muss of Ossanlwb wet. after tis
�' tar Orr.=
we..
Z. Wiest s Jai upon .
ear/ dee rm the sib -won- taw yeses
eau* loft as a hoolipran snip.
'Mos Sway Osd' at Mew
sha. Wow posted the
Was �si
f The Meavy One Is �sMsA
IR. Thome
t COW skid the posits011111
o out ~tilt ins behind.
uutrant" blue
Forty years in use, 20
years the standard, pre-
setibed and recommended
by physicians. For Wo-
man's Ailments, Dr. Mar-
tel's Female Pills, at your
drug.
Insure Paint Satisfaction
Getting the best results with paint is a matter of mole than paint quality. You have
to consider the surface and the weather conditions.
And what is even more important, you must have a good painter.
Then if you use a reliable pant you are bound to get successful painting—paid.•
ing that looks well and wears and ier,vc� a surface in good ccnci:ion : receive a
new coat. Such paint is
Tt is the result
.,: st class ingre-
dients, plus Im-
proved machinery,
pus expert labor,
pins su years of ex-
perieure—a sum to-
tal that represents
the highest achieve-
ment in the paint -
making world today.
Lowe Brothers Househrld Finishes, Enamels and Var-
nishes are made in the sane way and insure the same satisfac-
tory results.
There is a Lowe Brothers Finish for every purpose put
up in a convenient package ready for instant use.
It is easy to keep interiors bright, attra^tive and
cheerful by the use of the proper Lowe Brothers
finish.
"PAINT AND PAIN -TING" tells what to
and bow to use is.
Come in and get a copy, and we will advise you
as to what particular finish is best for your needs,
and give you definite in-
structions for applying it.
LIQUID PAINTS
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armangay
—the Star of Alberta
ATCH CARMANGAY •CROW 1 Over a
•♦ bushels of wheat were shipped in 1911.
million and a half from the 1912 crop- the greatest in
all Alberta.
million
Over a
CART +ANGRY is the ship-
pir,- centre for Western
Ca:_ada's finest spring wheat
section.
CARMANCAY is a strategic
railway centre.
CARMANGAY has rich coal
fields alrerdy producing.
CARMANGAY has pure
natural water supply.
CARMANGAY has 53 places
of business.
INVEST NOW IN ALTA VISTA, the high-class residen-
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and City Hall. Send postal Dow for illustrated booklet
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