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THE t3I41� AL GODIRICH Ui irrQ8l 1,
District Ne
NILE
?Tripe's. Key Ugh.
c.iemem Nonea.+ lunbi
e lhetb
echoed celebrated Day es
Swsdsy at eemeeie by appetepriete .d.
deism Ilei meth The W. M. IL
will held a special speeder to the
dearth beeesseet os W.daeday
afternoon .The RFw.iib
met as treed .a Tuesday eviea
The topic, 'The Retigiu.e of Jape.
was eta try Bias Kean we Came-
Laicals
atenaLara s .- Yrs camijy sad Mies
Idabel are viitiap their trlatiiae. beret.
Henry ftsitbewa he. a broken •
wrist as the meth of a fall un Tuesday.
Mor- Jae Hrebe. metas ie gr'•d-
•siey recoveries. else¢ • Ryan bas
Hese to /forth Bay. whither be eras
semmesed by the spriam Mame of
bis tether. David Ryan ......Mr. mad
Na*. tinselly *edema amid aua. W si-
ted. of Tarekanw. were the geeti to of
David (Arnie cm seada y u.or.41 j
!!wiry visited at Geowe t'errie's
home cm Kuaday. cutting down is bit
motor.. Mies (irate iieAeid. of the
Chicago Lran.eres Tr•.ising School. is
vieitiog her h' -
1v*. Mas Web.
keenest a%mi taezrrsi _-Tbe frost
me W deet g the peat weak baa Ilam•
a asessiENWAr anapest of dame.
to the ,;sly fruits. as ler these
eight formed as water eet-
.cit
ha*. W the swing Foam A�zadd.up
der the w..as by Atoms • o
•
bads piped iib.
eell�
�se that r saieet"
WO be to eejey tJlosese+w es the
�t�ea d dog aaisb` the is . dei
ibse they have bed S th wed se
desit they will he seed estesitreIF
file e—ase ... tions d theme wee
esteedy_beetglit estarob les ars tsa.-
(1pg
tlet.rdsy titer se s sem
ddass .. - . ltobrzt USI L she !sit i K maim
msiiti. bre tarty era ail epi,
bare & ys+ss •lea for a/rr�os 4. pat i saw. No desist as the owner,
ith them they
reside with his eras. Femmi eery �auer acquainted to w
time acs April Igtb, et tAe ade.•esl$ their ttaaadtiame it they du tuck sF
ap d eferty-pia years. He r.sidd 1 g orator a Baas aiip--d a oar
paha, who were sorry •to beard bis mamba,
l�itas./a am( himdll, a awes
dewier. Thar hit to teases bide are , 4M ee st her
a aptaadsd tip w4
oa
two .mss asd two deeghta•r. who! meet gy aL ... *r4. lirsitb. orbs by
awttaide is tilt Wet . Dr. W. !educ. I her cm a visit to her heather berm
paid a visit W his .id fries& is titre 1 wap. Puffed. got lade weeds tar ger
,rets this weak, bang ep iaetmmiediew I bowie at Yeteskry. Mich Si. M.
wide the aeiae rp 14 _11111 moaemrst I (.bribers received a ear d pap oval
oft bis wins ram. bee., which ora+ 14.4 weak for his customers
loons doss disi.g tie heavy wird- Jami. Woodcock wee a gime of
stow ed s few weets*ex It will be N'inghas friends last week ...Jobs
,mesad y to seed the sewement u, Cua.iae aitppId a ear ut fat cattle to
the shop fee capias The Doctor. T.a uoto the week.
man7 blends beer erre !tied to err I Lit -gnaw Remewen -Mrs Francis
hese fee •.esbeir of yeses r was ,maim le Yoetassl us
wall hews a the Melds ttr+str wag
Mai leverage so hale sad v. Hp Malmo and her age Bee. and F. Me-
hr a warm piece in the seems u(
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Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
ago
le ><iwasedeen ease bash
The cams ie Uwe Acid
sa the bloat If the lid.
,rye fid Chir seek Owe
waled be se U.iilAd d and
r Lambs, !tabs the
kidneys do ttbirum eek. The
sem.
and es*
ors b Leah --s is
- - - — ataxy of the told peeler bete Mra_ j ('at+�tilcy ser. is Wiasbaae ere Friday
for ap✓1}'deet to for lieraw o°mssiwiii�mie�es
a se Li( hxw witdbe„.H••••••'••, rnimienery er-ryirr last arerday goers -
a.
A ,stared tics itis"withot ing at Bethniaer was.maie very littee-
both e ; is tad, trona orbs+ was sand ratios A Rood nolhurtios err taken
at the aseetima tie! caanut u a". + - The missionary shy a large eft the
wined why they were bead hark_ r flier circuit show a est Adore i
Arms= TO W. Svrufsus-Was over lea Frear James Atom
Kys tide. d Gailerieb, who wee visit/ (on the way burrs
ppb e" from we
i herlast Wednesda ud�,ppk err deem cape at bl, rd pr»an.iwtt.
BE SSS LER. J. C. HrQron. who sae been is the
RLoxlwDaT, May iia•
Loud•ln hospital for sora. time. se -
turned home hat week greatly
Carets ' Norse. --Tse a�terti tenets! .. Idle IflL Me eaU. who
earth* et the Metbdiat though was ase Mee leu Victoria Merited for some
held Isere cos belay atosriat[- 1,4iime. Nsderfooine as oberatios. re -
large ooafp ti.e aretsebld• (!edtarred hem'lestevery evemiieggreatly
a numbrir r —'--- l to the 4wstssimproved ie beattb. .4111roiigh she es
and mr,ssest peados. The y is i.* I stili weer wamik tt to legged that wetti_R
clahem J sped mei as Surwlay even- beme .sad. tenet .ups t+,t..erse. W d .v•a traveller with y�one of 'ober- NOUS ES VI LLE.
¶, . nes' May T3th
Ferguson. the y for his pulpit it it was the t we wets IA* rvwlt list Mr. K eersde bad iio tion u[ t Lu f ut `i'' sipper's cbesch cm TbundaI evesi .t, Melee broken. He retereei coded.- I lbrs. H. Tebb.tt, of California.
bank fot another to ark the pastar. The or rrt to remainesu at aka es th sday sourwistt for antra- ries, eo the afieeenuns hada .• • 11 arrived bees Ia•t week, in Very poor
°'reit will he dime** by Sew. 4'. b. ,,t.*iebee. It i► Hari v the ar,.;aaar,1healtb. and will net the .uinu,rt
the mine velar .rd • ter altos .d- this Tut•oeo the paator Rev. VV. ' 41 ill keep him „ttemtd 44, tb. bore • S. T Welter. We l
t-- wit h her tsr+oehwe •:
Thr *thawed that he repeated .ens i liveevy beiges. Tee bomb was
peter pseeead Yea Mrxhlf, who sea with bar all the
to vont 1fagMee duriaag Jalap. Aageet time. alert retsina*
hos. R.. f treed by,�,i• ax r testi
sed leeptcvaber sad w•.uld ptoride• Mr. of teei will
rppl P 6 f pauatory in f torp r at the town and reamed to kits. us"'ta our vide d l'etaro• . t at3ez j
willow os T rad
w
bolidaT .ud to wake his asps •rraoRr- Turnor was leo a•tradrufoe at the i° -
schools of be eiecuit rete rep -sited to on W.v3urrday loot sod preached the
be in a flourishing condition. Tic derision to the people. After the .-t-
Least ...t ate* were reported as vice he was preweat4d with a cheque
being debaser and the current by the rougtrgations in recognition of
sties had barn well met. Gioo vacancy
expense- of the year on the prop- bis pterions as moderator dr ui° the. m
. . A oumher fro here . w
South church. wheat had root in the were at be+afor•tb on Friday in attend
neighborhood of COS/. had rained alt i sroe at the auction sale of K ling's
the mooev within the Fear. Heumilaer t stork of born..e riga. toter : Too
cburcb eh.d. which had xist over I Myth boys are to be congratulated on
*SW. sup fully prrvid.d fol. The debt the ezrellent *bowing t M y side at
..o !.iota North church shed wap ex- the recent li. P. B. e:amitietiwsa A.
norm. led- Recognition waa made of Coombs. who s a tryiag bit jot rnraessasir.
the Iona sod taitW..l iervp s of Amor 1 et[araiiat.ioos for a civil engineers .
Filer sad Benj. Packwood .a parerd., and A. R. Wells, who. was yr
Seward-. Their gentlemen felt the tr'iog hi. That year in electrical ane
time had balm for them to resign: giorrring. passed with bonus. Mr.
Amos Fisher •'shed • younger man Cy..ub. has taken a position with the i
for the office. Mr. Packwood i. re- .('. P. R. on a wig in the Wert.
moving 4.0 t.Own. Andrew hillier, vas He was with them last year and they a
"ippon] ed 1 delegate to he uist.*ict were so well Seamed with hitt. that
meeting The ealer•v accon°t .bowed ' they have carr him again W
Philips; btu had 6t. blackout -4k ,bop
COLBORNE . � fir, MIS Ale -irk. over Ruaday.
IJ. H. COLBORNE:JJ
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TME'COLBORNE STORE
About Rugs, Linoleums, Oilcloths, window Draperies and I »•
Curtains is our message to you this week. The !:/genes of our
business in these goods is a strong proof of the tightens of our prices.
If you have needs come here, our prices will help you out. All new
for this season. I
U noleu ells
Makes Ase brit ha she world. Three sashes 2.
3 sad 4 yards wide. Adeline w our tock every
few days which keeps It troth continually.
Window Draperies
Window Draperies la Buapabw Nets. in
skit,. eves end Pans ebedes, >� >� ley Me tad
3tic a ytud. Ouster es sada Acme fit
to SILOS a pair. e and 3 yards iasR..-aerie is
Plains sed.11k , colored platters., lie a the a
card. In stork aro the largest testi d Window
Curtain. and Draperies we .weir ,bowed.
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Rugs
A estbse eiipsssst i• this week. Shea M>�
d04.31a4 and are
regmbsel, byes and medari.a metres. m• eA
lks
Phmeameaal Silk We .tore daring
Lk* het weeks. St te IS baths wide is seity.,
Mack, las. peseta. brows sad cream. Velma MO
the tale.
Radium
has a feeling of stocking completness. It is sheer and soft,
smart and dressy on the feet and feels cool and comfortable.
Radium Hosiery has reinforced soles and is 4 times ren -
forced at heel and toe to resist hard usage and adds weeks of wear. A very im-
portant feature too, is that you can buy them here at 25c, 35c and 50c.
Ask for Perrin's Radium `-i,se in black and tan. Black 25c, 35c and 50,..
Tan 35c and 5oc.
Mtge see lasting Canadian climate 1 — - -- freaanr tiwr-
Err former health.
mesas :then Dumbly. Thr isaday durti•ia f Rev. J. Reid l..nde.sxr.' well restore her
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lain lie seedy.. of Guelph„ visited
WELtrsbuwT, May 14th. A awssber of the ladies from here
Tr ftFKHANCE OatiwstzATwz. - A aft ceded the Methodist
memioaary
swieug w organize for tenap.ran• a ruerting ie Mows on W
esiseeday
orkrn of chi. u.wo.hip in the 'e.g..'
nemeses of the Canada Temp.•r■orae The peaty, frosts of last wer)F.+, err
Art was held et Tion church last Mon- are afraid. have done serious damage
day eeeoiog. There orab a sure!' a"- w the resell fruits.
trudaoc;e. , Rev. H. Willem.. of Nil-.
was made president, A. P. Shep- LOCHALSH.
peed secretary, and Arthur Fisher VI'Ei,NxsnAT. May 14.
t . Gamesmen were appointed ( fiv,x-Eaaptm. Steytc za-
f4 see last for r►eeoeaxary pikritiar [sry� �-
eresiRsed in each rr,lliug di winos.gr+g+tiowatt,ndtd _taharld Foii,aby-
tisbeG,vedthat Colborne townshipter..churebla.tSuntlmy.• hrr+tbran-
•iil est be behind any other in mak- (uivrtsai y service* were held. The
ng: an effort for a dry count) p•rrnun« were preached by Hrc. W. A
BHi e. -Mr. Wilson has'owe hyrk Bradley, of Terrwat<-r. who proved
gain to McGaw ata egret of t bee ('. . I hinter!? an ante and eari.s.t meservig.-r
R. Tbi. time b. hu brought a wits 1 of the truth ar:d •aa hoard with great
with blew. Th«y arc snaking tbrir .ocept.nee. Thc1* 1trof tlrehur•rh.
•rue at the statins Me. and len. Itev. ), 8.'>yyrd .-. also sac prv.erpt to
]den Alien have another little «on. + asri.t in the voodoo' of the «ervirr•.
Some ut our rariehtxr. err y•..r.+i . ,«ler in merne choir le nden son o u *p r ,
n for itylry Hugb Hill hoc an .u• +I«lea+m•4 at tie lye°in srrvire b
ow and Mr. Smiley r. cantly received. • Mcf ill, of Hlvth, w bo icang a coin
is err from the W esL . Toe children '• )' ,er,y effect io•l t-.
a coariierabie &deli, which ir to he i i i h
rued a ithin the next few weeks. The raised and a new runt put on 14. north A
mesnbrrftiip resell was ten natural.. •ids . A't i.re.rrt a Humber (4
sane nrneived, iesviog a detereso •A Italians are rr,gazed on the C. P. It-
toe for Use year, the ,preset mein oar- I here. improv, rig tbe arouedi and n
lip .g bet track The inansiring epee* tee b
lldAFE ONti.
I Yoyo. y. Ma
1 Newer ter TBA Winch -Mew of the
bream have finished media, sod are
sow getting ready for their roots.
George Saunders vatted friends at
Auburn last Sunday Bas Kil-
patrick delivered a horse to Be1Fra.e
or tievruday. . David Gibson, who
baa hero ditching for Sam Kilpatrick,
left ter Lanes last week Tse
Slanders 4 Urns. Feneiag Coare
warthog sear Lanes Miss Mabel
Alto., or [woes visited in this vidsity
last week Jim C tdbert sports a
new rubber -tired buggy oow.
Mies Mary Culbert spent the week -end
.t her bozo. here We are slid to
hear that Mr.. Wo. Finlay is improv-
ise.
There were aereral heavy frosts last
week sad sortie concern has been felt
t. to the effects upon the fruit buds
`o far, however. little damage i.• ap
Teti r I, pod if the remainder ..f the
--stria is favorable tbeere should he a
'•.r fruit rr•p in throe parte.
E. R. WIGLE 1
Iratourer
Inner of Muriate Lice.ses
1VIGLE'S PHARMACY
Godericb. Ontario
We Give
Steady. Employment
to rdiialde. eaterawtc lass ter tar •+air Cr' "um•
a wed afro all
tie �wL sine ram
can air. 11 700 Isiah to wpromot at Writs
f arosselso.
hots.
Ware It It bas late. tor farther b -
OVER 600 ACRES
ander cultivation and sae or tint most ten,
onus Norm/ &da n i. Camila. Etat.
> SI yearn Free emanates of Katt
' tELIAil NIASEIT c•.
T,rooio. (4 steeds,
GRAND TRUNr+ °'s EkI
Victoria Day
Single Fare for round trip
Between all st anoxia in Canada
east of Port Arthur. Also to De-
troit and Port Surma, Mich.. Bof
taio. Niagara Fella, Black Rock at..
Iuapenat.rn Bridge, N. Y.
Gond going May ZS and
Dieters limit Ma/ 27th. tell
Hoseseekers' Ezcursioss
T.
a1.atL III �a
Via Chicago and St. Paul or Sar-
nia. Through Pullman Sleeper* u+
Winnipeg on above dates. leering
Toronto 11.(11 p. m. No change of
cat's. Return limit two 'soothe.
Ask Grand Trask Ages•. ear f t5:1 pa ort
let.. a-rth ta,arvatitwr. etc.
F F. tar -ante a eons. Teen P.
some, and T.e..t aae.•m. 'p7wn E
COMBINATION OFFER
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
RAILWAY TOHTNSITES
Buy Real Estate Now and Share in the Big Profits Being Made
You have an opportunity right now to buy ° on the 'rend Trenk
Pacific Railway choice lots in six towns. Four of these are
divisional points and among the fastest growing towns in
Western Canada on the main line west of Winnipeg.
The Company is pricng these lots on present conditions, not on
future demands. It is the purpose of the Grand Trunk Pacific to
build up these towns quickly, and they know the best way to do
this is to allow the purchasers of these lots to make the big
profits on their increase in value.
These six great towns are to the Grand Trunk Pacific .what Brandon,
TERMS. ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE. ONE AND
Calgary. Moose Jaw and Regina were to the Canadian Pacific a few
years ago. Think what it would mean to you now if you had bought
property in these towns only a few years ago.
Western Canada is growing faster now than ever before, yet
close - in lots which sold in Moose Jaw and other Canadian
Pacific divisional points a few years ago for $200 and $30o each
are worth as high as $5,000 today. dere is certainly an opportunity
for you to exercise your foresight and buy lots in Grand Trunk Pacific
divisional towns. Lots are 50 by 140 feet deep and range in price from
$2 to $5 a front foot according to the location.
TWO YEARS WITHOUT INTEREST OR TAXES.
MR JOHN W. CRAIGIE is the authorized representative of the Grand
will be glad to furnish literature and information. Trunk Pacific Railway.
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