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New,
Wall Papers
We ha%.• already received
several large shipment* of
Spring Nall Pipers, and while
our stock is not yet complete. as
waoy of the papers ate not yet
made, we cart show you very
pretty Canadian Papers- d,fic
and ur per toll up to loc.
1 Imported Wall Papers
I0'{0,. ted Wall Papers this
year air Mole lw.u,onable than
ever. c..u,utrlciog as low as 111,•
per roll up to 701c. Many papers
priced at Fie. Lel' and 'tic with
pretty cut -vat. bordtt-b to match,
osome o[a them already cut out,
others denigeed to be cut out,
ranging in prier front lc up to
111• and Lir per yang.
The Goderich Book 8
Stationery Co.
U EI ). l'OITEH
OULTIS
THE DRUGGIST
for the Made -
in -Canada
Goods
and everything in the Drug
Linc, Photographic Supplies
I Eastman's Goods). Neilson's
the chocolates that are dif-
ferent.
All your wants cheerfully
and carefully attended to.
Phone or(4ers promptly
delivered -- 'Phone 19
The Store that pleases
{N.tice to the Farmers!
GRAIN LGVtf)?
and CHOPPING MILL
We are now prepared to buy
all kinds of Grain at our eleva-
tor, north of MaeKwin's coal
haids, Goderich, and will pay the
ighest price., at all times.
CHOPPING
We beg to announce also
that we have installed an up-Gi-
l/late Chopping Mill in cooper-
1on with our grain business and
are now ready to attend to the
wants of the farmers in this lineII.
We shall be glad to chop or roll
grain any Jay in the week, and
if you will give to. • trial we
trust that gond work will merit
your continued l.atrunage.
J. E. BAECHLER
DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE.
Annual Meeting of Akeeek Chapter -
/mother Years Geed Work.
The Ahmrrk Chance' of t he 1).ugh-
tan ot the Empire bead Its annual
meeting on Monday afternoon wt the
court boom..
The .ecrr:ary, Mee. Carrie, presented
the following report of the work of
the pact year. which was received with
b gratification :
To the Regent and Members of Akira*
1'brattier. I.u.1).►..
LAnlxn,--k is with pleasure I pre-
sent to yoti obi. lourteeath annual
report of inn. Chapter, rrcordingav it
doer 0*01 of uur tnnat successful years.
We bare al present on our roll fitly -
there member. and have held. during
the year, in all twelve meetings -tem
regular And two special --which were
well ..fiend. d.
( ii July 12th we had tag dAy, there
being :. large number "t visitor.. in
town. Frrwt this we realized the
handsome sum of 9484. We would
Tike to mention in connection with
thi+ natter our appreciation of the
aseistatice given us by the young
ladies of for town in selling the tags
and in helping us in every way.
Through the kindness of Mr. Reg
Blackstone, Iwndutaster of tbe :Bed
Regimen.. a collection of ::i7 was
taken up at it conceit in the Mquare.
This sum we- donAted to us and was
expended for the benefit of the wives
and chiWrc,i of the tarn of the first
.•ontingen► from liodrrich. We. are
indebted.l.,, to the cit:zrna of (iode-
tieh for their liberality.
Our hos{ i1g11 has been this year. as
in the pt.t, principal rare. Dur-
ing the year we have expended on it
the •um of *1(11. Fifty dollars of this
was. given t.' the I,oatd to help in the
furl f 1. The test ham beer. ex-
pended in- waking the nur+ev home
• -tui, the hutttital more comfortable-
..ucl. as the purchase of ,curtains,
blind*. towelling, table linen. sheet-
ing, stretcher. mattress, linoleum.
blankets, etc.. also l'hi istma. cheer
for the patients and A gift to the lady
superintendent. A pocket case was
&leo presenter, to the graduating
purer, Muni Chandler. Tbr hospital
at Nasik also received its uw•1 gigitt of
95.1111.
Our hospital ha. •been kept very
busy for the greater part of the year.
and our greatest regret ie that we
have not nearly enough acettmmoda-
1 ion- for all the patients wk" • apply for
admission.
We have not been forgotten tahie
year by our good friend, Mrs. Minor.
of Chicago. who has tient us a gift of
$2i, for which we ate very grateful.
We wish &Isot.o extend our deepest
�sympathy to two of our members.
Mrs. J. M. Field and Mrs. V. M. Rob-
erts. who have buffered bereavement
dtwiog the past year.
Two of our meetings have bees
made particularly interesting by the
reading of two excellent and instruc-
tive papers -one by the Rev. Joseph
hlliott on "The Cause of the Present
War," read by the secretary, the other
bythe Rev. J. B. Fotheringbant qn
"rvia," read by the regent Our
thank. are due to both these gentle-
men for the trouble they have taken
in preparing the papers.
I feel that this report would not be
complete if mention wete not made
of the calamity that has befallen
Europe and the efforts we have made
to do our small part to help alleviate
Get After
that Cough
with
ss6ees-r•
White Pine
and
Spruce Balsam
J. A. Campbell, Pnm.B.
Central Drug Store
North St. Ind Square .Goderich
IBE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
must have atten-
tion. otherwise
you run grave .Mantes of Con-
sumption, Pneumonia. or Con-
gestion of the Lungs. Toavotd
these risks. apply PEPS with-
out delay. Unlike ordinary
c.nigh mixtures. syrups. etc..
PEPs do not contain opiates or
harmful drugs. and are there-
fore best for children. All
liquid cou•;h medicines. lozen-
ges, etc.. go to the stomach,
and every mother knows bow
easily baby's stosaach is
deranged. Once put baby's
stomach out of order and all
sorts of trouble arises.
PEP. heal the lams, throat
and breathing tubes without
disordering the stoataeh.
A.; a 1.1':1' dissolves In the
mouth. healing. health -giving
pine fumes are given off *bleb
::r.. breathed dos n direct to the
vat of the trouble, quick: heal -
lir the Iaflan.cd membrane..
As soon as baby's cough is
':eard. deal waste tinge oa use -
1, itt re:n•dl.s. Try PEs.. PEPS
ere a: ) the adtllta beet cure for
toughs, void`, bronchitis. asthma.
hoarseness, and A11 throat. chest.
and lung alb::.: t- All ltrurgisfx
and <tor•. or I'Et's ('(i • Toronto,
Winnipeg. or Montreal. S'k. box.
FREE TRIAL.-ticsl name
rrrmtain incmsllr of piper .ad
Ie. stamp. for free trial package.
S
Hospital Account.
RR('giP'M.
hat
Feb Ns
t Jnr ea hand
Dena
Receipt- tag day
Macey free brut
nasatbsn. Mn. Miner
Interest at Bank
Cash on band
Mitigator koseital
airflow, for �ppNagtal
WasadDry l tor sfo and Musical
ts
8ue�tora�l ease for aurae
l.'krlwmas cheer for hospital
Ckrt.tma. gift. MI. Chandler
Doetatlon is bo -NW board
lespea.eo. tag day
Transferred to special seceunt
Balsam es head
,NEW TAXES IMPOSED r
ALL - ROUND INCREASE IN THE
CUSTOMS TARIFF.
Special Taxes on Banks, Loan and In-
surance Companies -Stamp Tax on
Commercial Paper -Every Latter
and Postcard to Bear Extra One -
cent Stamp.
The budget speech,ot Hon. W. T.
White lost week provided for radical
r.•v..u'n of the tariff. 10 meet the Targe
deficit in the 1haliiun.o treasury.
\t'ith a small list of exceptions. their
i- en all-tuw.d incrrw.e of seven and
• half per cent . in the general and five
per cent. in the B itl"h prwfrrential
ta"ff. while the free bat i, abolished,
...r for cettai14 spec.fl-d article..
Masa eaoga.l e. Igisal0.
sad !degragh - eampaNuR salla
�1tat sesbikrOaa Oa beak mals de.
iiMlaa Were r ls be a tag et 1 poor
111111.. ser ea tryst ad bias Maw
t:.. lax
�s:aura-:i �:.
We and arias sans--.. WS
Mr' seat et sat prembrls.
1pacyable endMaps"
all .illy sty Meamehlp debugs
0seeramaat wW 'sleet See Mab
.sob wham the WOW east to
W. sad /es sash aur test ak
$
ot at. Oa pair ear
aM elsealag ser berths liars
he taz of 10 seals tai
Mesa ea Leda
A tax of 11 Is ceded ss alte--i-lu I
coming to to $1111 b as pubis
tris la Awls or the west
• is for bertha Mating ea b
SW sad 99 that
for Meths ever at
There well 'he a Manor lot et ter
seats epos soas.erdel pagan. at as
p..Mgea,
ch- eMa balm mai
bealaw egrem eenI, r well as ea
stare.. amid nosey ars. laves
Isar ed postcard wit bear a ser
seat war stung Mar st bass a two
haat Many and pastel nates one Mat;
peasat madlolas Mill pay a Ing et
oath seat Oar each tea mw at east
Ottli•tt gsasparkting was trees will
se 'y- a tax Ili ler orals pr quart; lama
ser tK atnI ger plat
7.s.' Sy ream of the trade ooavestio s
7% era Smash Wart ladies sat
Orx..w the =weaned dudes M net
ipply to dot tablas waits Abbess
Ind embroideries
t u. sem. Rnrgfivwe
¢n
, t Tbe AMU= faros la the tad!
b..•r' or la the tomer fres art
LSI are rat ge be the glad
I n beesee are as follows: Wish.
aka. ter the Miasma st sled.
Moo ail a osMaa peotuete, ser.
ata,
all.1It
Ibr Is. Wham Tatham eggs,
4 wheat flawn wetleaet
est
muMa.m 9se sad and
mum blase. Mom .lam Mak
ban (ger at). RewrlMae
_I.a__M. ewer. Bristles peps&
gala% tnatalllaf la VP*
peewee. alms. Maga, few
the sufferings i. has caused. segs amid reapers emotion ditsA1e.
When the war Ant began we rr* secretary, Mrs. Carrie : trainer.
Mier. surgical adental Metre-
ceived a communication from the an Millar : atandard•hear•er. ss b Mimaterial tOr suss. mawdame
headquarters of the 1.O.D.E. asking Ray.: councillors. Mess W. LK, and articles for the manufsc-
us to donate a sum to help provide a Carey, Yield. slack, Phages. J. at Wader twine
Canadian hospital ship. Mn. Fleur- Acheson. Noble. McKim, O. C. ! . tessea1c of revenue antici),ated
iog, of Ridgewood Park. kindly of- Wbltely. Bowie and (fallow, acrd Mier mese changes r from $20.000,00e
leen. Mr. White estimates the total
rbdtbarea daring the coming year
over ;200,11x0.000, lndadtng the
aaeed war expenditure of ;100.-
.
100:. He propwes to borrow the
IN d the latter aacunt On the
tact basin the revenue - osld yfe'd
$110.000.000. The new tariff
tike liege will east onlypart of
deficit. The tariff changes. .or
. Williams' ri/t'idf. �se'ding to atom go tato effect
Isedittely.
tm-
Neuralgia is not a disease -it is only
a symptom. but a most painful one. It
mut
is the surest sign that your blood it
weak, watery and impure, and that
liter
tett al
The election of ;officers resulted as
follows :
Honorary regent. Mrs. D. Mac
Donald : regent. Mn. W. L. Eliot
Mrs. Cleo.:
first vice-regsot, Mreo. II:. Roes:
second vice- nt, Mrs. R. C. Hays :
ru
feted our Chapter the e of her 11
grounds for a garden party to raise
funds for that purpose. It was de-
cider, us, however. that it would be bet-
ter to make a hoe -lo -house canvass,
several ladies volunteering to collect
in the various wards. By this means
the sum of 94110 was raised and for-
warded by the Mayor.
Later on we made an appeal to ther.ti use use
citizens of the town for clothing for Pei -1 '(' s j
the unfortunate Belgians. This ap-
peal was noblyresponded to and we
rent a bale vaued at 9310.
We also presented each tnerobet of
the first overseas contingent from the
town with a wrist -watch. as a slight
memento.
Koch member of our society also
contributed to the nineties Mary's
fund to provide the soldiers a: the
front wi h s small Chi i+turas gift.
We tlo Dot mention these matters in
any spirit of having done more than
'we needed to, for we know well that,
no twitter how witch we may have
done in the past or how much we may
do in the coining year, we will still not
have done any more than our duty.
En .wing as we do that the beat blood
of Britian, and of het colonies, is be-
ing poured out like water on the
battlefields of letance in defence of Mr. C. J. Lee, Vatchell, Ont., as)'s:-
median and for the cause of human- "For several years 1 wan troubled at
it it would ill become us to sit with intervals with neuralgia in the head
folioed hand.. and chest. The pain 1 suffered at
"There is nons
t the slightest doubt but times was moot intense. I was con
that we shall be called upon to make tinually doctoring for tbe trouble, ho'
r*
metifl.s during the coming ear, found nothing kegl.
. give me peratlen'
Let 11.4 make them cheerfully as loyal relief until 1 ban to nae Dr. Wil-
liam: Pink Pilin. Thanks to this med-
icine my Wood ha. been restored to a
healthy condition and every .ymptont
of the trouble. has disappeared. 1 can.m
therefore, with confidence recomenu
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all who
suffer fermi ferthe Ike:* pairs of neu-
Yua there caa get ere pills tbmugh any
medidw dealer or by snail at id rent*
a box or sit boxes foe 92.50 from The
Dr. Willies's,' Melissa. Co., Brock-
ville. Out.
aye.,
THE ACUTE PAIN
FROM NEURAL6I
A
NILE.
Tbie member* of the Nile threshing
sy.dlcate were en.priained to a fowl
Mat the bun of Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Young • taw evening. ago.
The evening was spent in prngesslve
euchre, after which iog create and
make were served.
Ptrtur Menten, --The members
oft 1. O. L. Ni. 1062 are arranging to
have a public meeting in the Metho-
dist thatch, Nile, on Wednesday. Peh-
eem+h..rry� fib. Rev. (1. C. Kahle, of
%esdaeboeo', D O. chaplain of
Ontario Wert, has commented t0 be
present and deliver an address. Other
&altare are expected to take part.
♦sealeaetromest.Al monis will
ales be All are hawked to
Bend. ow need tot bring may.
Asir to he bakes at 7.4E
of k
x,000,000.'
for this reason your ner!es are
ally starving. had blood is the sole
cause of the piercing pales of neuralgi
-good rich Mood is the only cure. In
this you have the reason why Dr
Williams' Pink Pills cure neuralgia.
They are the only medicine that con-
tains in the correct proportions the ele-
ment. needed to make riot, red Mood.
This rich Mood reaches the root of the
trouble, soothes the jangled nerves,
drives away the nagging. stabbing
pain and braces upour health in
other ways as well. (Here is proof -
daughter* of our great Ru►pire and
remrtnlwting that the day of adver-
sity in elan the day of opportunity.
In conclusion 1 feel sure that we all
hope that the spirit of unity and
kindly feeling which has marked this
year will also. -hard: trrise the year we
are now entering upon and that it will
be a year of e ff n t and achievrwreet, of
'eerie. M other* and pewit to Once.
selves'. (rigued)
Rbizanirnt W. CAttatg.
Thr treasurer. 'Miss R. Millar, Are -
mated the following financial stare•
mrnt :
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au
reb. 1•, b taw's ea band fittal
he fres 1x0
0 p na told
Dins% sun
to
nt-d' of band Memel fee estrtsUs
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Noe I_ � pf.f
Itelun•l on wri-t wMwew 0
B yrl..,.deaf food ILO
Prisons. Mary- ChrWaMs her �
NO' Ideal t rwm
, pee .e.r. 7 M
i.terwt M ewe
p.M
is Sao 00
few 0 0 0
IOA
W rbvglt..Ntiel.1...05..) t1i
cheeseSorrow,
M.
A. Porter. tressrrw pawl-
wee la
1 1
Pea araba ra� ri Irani m. had t a�
a.I�1an oat
r IMI ad
Itinstl.w q NMhMw•g Oa.Msr
■seal w�srs Mess en Med
Ots.n
-The tolbwing from a recent issue
of The Winnipeg Free Pres will tae
of i.teerst to Ooderieb readers, the
bride and others of those inentlna.d
being wen known here : Mee. W. R
Oiliest, formerly Miss Annabel) Swan,
received Saturday afternoon for the
that time sines her marriage at he,
70sWestminster �ehostess aty*ofybh
J•oesue sere. prettily
emttroldered.
Her mother -le -law. Mrs, Ooent. sr .
who,eeeieed with her, was gowned In
Meek m.essallwe silk. Ptak esthetiots
were used In the living root., and In
the dining mom a daiuty tea table waw
centred by • Japanese brooms howl
filled with punk ware. Mrs. Lorne
Elliott tied fi re. H . N. .1. !flaw poured
tea. Mrs. H. A. McFarlen and Mn.
Fred Porter cutting the Ices. Those
e asiniae/g were Mem ilia Ooldthorpe,
Miss teasel Dousles. Mier Alit. Om
M i▪ Mle Bruwmhe.er. MeMelt
Rets
REINFORCE)
Sbettared O•rwraw owe In Three
Pisses-•-wertwded Die Undo► Sea
Fighting continues to Bekowtas,
ears last week, the Germane ands
peogreme et frightful east. forty
men having been killed. The
dela to have captured
000 Mehfans The Rtaulaas re -
and balm os grimy. have
Npuleed • aims at flush Maas.
pad the ties of battle sways boob•
etas and forwards. The Homeless
Merebcompelled at the beginning e
ground before the mere. d the
which swept down the Oar
a passes The Rosala$.. tlgft-
doggedly. withdrew - to the north
Kim potang, sad there on mere
tutground. where tai snow wM
., they eatrenebed themselves
end .welted the Austro lerrsa d-
trsaoe ity a web timed soalatsr-
M k the Amalass shattered the
enemy's line et tat points ..mask
�ln to retire.
impeded the =treble., bat
We Ratans are movies forward.
1a1s cold 1s farinas the 'magmata
20 below ea with a plsrelrg
en wind which mattes and day=
.me enemy s.evambe to sold more
Uy tMs the wttherasameastl
C►�w+p.tysng troops Here a greet tut
`jg ty to reseal' g the woodcut. Tab
their collapse, sa,awta meat)
made ante sufferings, and stew en-
velops
velops them. beemmlag at oath •
',lading sheet aml tomb,
b thoussl ds. oath strict=
altogether disappear.
Oa the left bank of the Vlstela
Inver there Is 'Odense that the Dew
maw are swamis, their terms
pied they evidently are prep•rl s s
tow attark to that regime.
Veit Wears Wear M Snead
Ifo was disclosed 1a the Has d
last week that Beret vas
• brother e Gerona
+versed the
of Selpwa, hat a
msec at Hove, /ass from idea
s1gaatlfng opeesttett might ember be
out" The llama le a o0na1-
Ovttl.h gobbet and is adman/
prated,. ti ....ie flue Red Orme
NEW DRESS GOODS
New Wash Goods
New Suitinqs
Shown Saturday
for the First
Time
If you can spare the time visit the store on Saturday and see
the first showing of new Dress Materials in wool and cotton.
These goods are fresh from the case this week and represent
the latest and most favored fabrics for suits and dresses th-.
coming season. Saturday and next week we will be glad to
have you come and look them over. They arc worth a
visit and wee know you will he interested.
Rig Selling of Coats
at $S.75
The last of the Winter
Coats must go, and go at
once. Saturday we make
a big display of ladies' and
misses' Coats at the very
low price of $5.75. These
are Coats that sold in the
regular way up to $15.00
and $2o.00. It is not our
policy to carry them over.
They must be sold this sea-
son. Saturday you can
buy a $15.00, $iS.00 -or
$20.00 Coat for only
$5.75
BARGAINS IN MUSKRAT COATS!
Sizes 36 and 38
If you wear a 36 or 3S we can give you the big-
gest kind of a bargain in a Muskrat Coat. There
are several in these sizes to sell and we would like
to sell them before the month is out. They are
brandnew Coats this season and we guarantee
the quality of them with no reservation whatever.
A Muskrat Coat at $32.50
These Coats are made from prime selected Southern Rat
skin., nicely marked and evenly miatched. Pelt is soft and
pliable and will give splendid wear Lined throughout
with heavy furriers satin. Choice of three at $32.50
High-grade Canadian Rat Coat $65.
This is the hest quality Northern Canadian Rat, a really
beautiful garment. thick soft fur, pelt as soft as velvet.
Et'enl• marked and properly matched. Lining of best
quality furrier"' satin. This quality Coat sold all over
early this season at 1190.00 to 995.00. We have but one
Left. This is a large 36, and rather than keep ,. $65.00
it over we will sell it at Val W
Splendid Values in
White Cottons
We are ready for the spring sewing with
splendid values in White Cottons. These
Cottons are imported by ourselves direct from
the British mills. They will be found par-
ticularly adapted.. for all classes of wear and
are finishedlsoft to make sewing easy. We
strongly recommend our three qualities,which„
we sell at per yard
•
iOc, 124c and 1Sc
These are made from pure Cotton, evenly
spun, and will be found to give excellent ser-
vice for the many purposes for which White
Cotton is used.
At 12ac
A special line of Egyptian Long Cloth, full
36 inches wide, suitable for underwear of all
kinds. Standard 15c quality. Special 121c
peryard ................................ .
Fine English Cambric
Two qualities in -a beautiful quality English
Cambric. This has a clear bright finish, very
fine round even thread and really a most
beautiful Cotton for fine sewing. It is made
in one of the best mills in England. We
show it in two qualities at 15e
per yard m7�
and 17c
Dainty Embroideries
Shcwing of dainty designs in Iidgings with
Insertions to match. Fine muslin or nain-
sook beautifully embroidered. Of narrow
and medium widths we show a particularly -
good assortment. In most of cases Insertions
t0 match. Prices ran at per yard sic, 10c,
12ic and 15c. We direct particular attention
to the quality- of the line of Embroid-
ery Fdgings on fine nainsook at
Bargains in Insertions
Stocktaking showed us that we were over-
stocked in Insertions. We are taking the
only means of readjusting things quickly and
offer you two big bargains.
Lace insertions lc -
.1
500 yards to sell, Valenciennes and Cotton
Torchon Insertions, some slightly damaged
but will be all right when washed. Worth
the' price asked over and over again. lc
Per yard
Embroidery Insertions 7c
300 or 400 yards of these, medium and narrow
widths on cottony, nainsooks and muslin.
Splendid patterns suitable for almost any pur_
pose -for which you can use Insertions. Reg.
nlar values 20c and 25c. Clearing at 7c
per yard.
New shipment of Nemo Corsets just received
from N.w York. All nixes in the standard
line. we carry.
HODGENS BROS
AUBURN.
WRnNSSDAT, Feb. 17.
Mr. Stoke, of Tavistock, is visiting
Mr. Deo. temp.
Miss Raney Befit spent a few days
at the home of Mr. Jae. Yates, town.
Mrs. J. C. Clark has recovered
auffIce.tly to he able to return WI her
home.
Mrs. J•eol,IWagner is attending the
funeral of a I Meer at Tavistoeb this
week,
Geo. Yunghlut .hipped • cdr of
cattle on !latus day sod • car of bogs
of Wedn.sd.ay to Tomato market.
Mr. I)enhnlmi s h • pees baa cow
rnenced wok at I beet Medd'', .r..
p•yIs.g "911112 per .r for bay in the
buil D.
Mr. Arehle R .son started on his
rural wrath ere et on Monday and
ee'w the forme - ;HI have their daily
pate's.
Mrs. John Dhgw.el spent a few
day. Imo week Halting her parents and
awaiting therm to get settled in their
new bran.
Th. Red Orme Society held a quilt-
Iing the at the borne of Mr. H.
Novae** std eneeeeded 1. ones
Ieight meths toe t seedy SMglsst
1
ST. HELENS.
MowDAT, Feb. Lit
Worgs's ieutern-r..-The Women's I
InatItute of 8R Helena will hold its .
monthly meeting on Fehniary 23 al 1
the home of Mrs. R. H. 2'D
oiolock. Subject.: "Omni, "Whole- I
some Dishes for the Wca :" °Weall;
answer. "Idea on Mewing :" question
drawer, music, ete. Any .•t .he I.dies
who can enatribute any .shite goods
suitable for bandages, etc.. twill please
bring it along to ter NNW I". Visitors
are always weleoms.
Nowa Nwrt s. -Mr. Ake Cameron
a Winnipeg. and Mr. Waite. Webb,
orf Lu.;know. spoilt Thursday with Mi.
W. Ifs Gordon Mier Elisabeth
Saederaoo, of Wheaton'. was • visitor
at Mrs. R. [. Miller's over %.day....
A sleigh -load of yowl" Peeleti spent •
very -merry (teeming et Jar. Jima
UMr.ia's of W.dse51ay Mime
Crlasle MIM.. d 8tr.ttoed Normal.
was borne over Bunchy Mrs W.
J. 1044 ,pent a how day. ib Whgham
last week .... The resraam d theta=
Mr. Ford, sr., Of Wlaghase. were laid
in Bethel esmdary w fhb. fib
Mn. Rohl Wools west to Stanley
eswtship ea hday se amid the
total et her Mide la-isw. the iate
Mrs. led.
KINTAIL.
MONDAY, Feh. lith.
WsaaLT Nrws BvnORT.-The Mis-
sionary
iersionary Bonny ty hold • union meeting
at the home of Mrs. E. Mulver on
Wednesday, when Rrv. J. B. Hardie
gave the ambers an inIereetingR ad.
deem o. "Women and Their Oeod
Work." Mrs. T. Dickson, of TIv-
j erton, spent last week vi.it,ng In tie
' neighborhood Mr. A. Griffin re-
' torted to Detroit on Saturday, eon-
ditio s in bin line of busier. harts(
somewhat isprovedMr. slain
MaeDosald bad the arWortnne to lase
a Inc yearling colt lam Friday......
Messrs. O. Uolim,oe and Oolia Mae -
Orrice .tad. a hnslnw trip to Oode•
rich on Thursday Mrs, R. Mea„
Eses s e.tertaieed • number of her
Bleeds on Moxday Vitt Mrs
R. Campbell of [.00ba1 , visited hi
: Metall eft !friday.
Try Oaso.g'. saw irquois amort.
mast, chole. note .ed
Severed ehoelate In a sr tet oi mew
Mastless Jost In at B.Itteo.Ih
side d Square. Phone 04.
Saran' Mink dist DebaNtwes.
The Rtediag Sank bus paha/
111111.000 she peermat. Mhaakens et Os
tows el !t►\ ital. Maar