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Notice to the Formers!
GRAIN ELEV4l'3?
and CHOPPING MILL
We are now prepared to buy
all kinds of Grain at our eleva-
tor, north of MacEwsa s coal
Ly�
u�r''dd.� Goderich, and will pay the
igh.st prices at all tithes.
CHOPPING
We beg to announce
tbat we have installed an ' also
date Chopping Mill in an -to-
-n with our grain busaoanec-
are now ready to ata, .no and
wof the farmer• =red to the
hall be glad t• .10 this line.
any lay in J chop or roll
u will giv the week, and
L
flat Rote, a us a trial we
eontinii 1 work .sill merit
ad pet ronage.
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LYRIC THEATRE G.
MURDOCH DIAD. ' •.. ..11I
Sodden Call of PrMea
iat Cilia's of
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d0deriCh's Premier Pk- Lucknow, Feb. 111. -Citizens wen S 0 M F
shocked this morning to bear ot the
death of J. U. Murdoch, Reeve of
Luckauw, during last night. at ban
house on Rues street. Mr. Murdoch
bad officiated as an elder in the Pres
byterlan church in the morning and
aa,;;144,attended
tails alinasal a ,
hey rid . On returning home
ableplash of • slight illness,
proved to he acute indigeetioe.
from which be died shortly before 1
o'clock this morning He atlas bore I
Is Waterloo county in 1868, and when
• child moved with his parents t• DID .
mission 14, Seafield. when he w
ture House
Beg. to announce that. having trade
arrangements wi'.b the Famous'
Players Film Company to exhibit
their productions featuring tit 1419
bast and well-known tegitiatste Utast-
nail stars in all standard plays, wap -
ported by superb caste will, commenc-
ing Monday and Tuesday, March let
and :Sod, and every Monday and Tues-
day each week following, present
these superb offerings for your ap-
proval. Included in this will be shoo
a series of British war features which
should appeal strongly at the present
I moment to all loyal and patriotic
zens. Below are . few of these epeeist
offerings which will be presented;
1 It's • Loom, Loo Way to T.•
n
" King (icos'. Visit to •'
3 Oa the Firing LI -,p y;+ rot.
4 By the K-'
6 Be a Orden.
eaves Boy of Lancashire.
None but the Brave,
7 England Expects.
8 The Road to Calais.
And other,.
These are all three and four -reel pro-
ductions, British - made throughout,
and all relative to the present struggle
for right and liberty being fought so
bravely by Britain and her allies.
These will prove intensely interesting
and iuetretive et the present time
and should not be missed. One of
these will be shown each Monday and
Tuesday until further notice. In view
of the mnoey stringency, and not
wishing to debar any from seeing
these productions, no extra charge
will be made. the management rely-
ing now as always on your continued
and liberal patronage to enable them to
Ogee the very best before you. Kindly
remember the dates -every Monday
and Tuesday, commencing Monday
and Tuesday, March 1st and god, the
offering on this occasion being "Fac
ing the Enemy." Commencing 7.45.
Admission l0•nd Scents.
0. Bottoms, Proprietor.
BLYTH.
Trr.DAY, Feb. Si.
NEN' ELDtRa•-A very interesting
and impressive ceremony took place
In the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening, when the three, newly
elected elders, Messrs. Henry Young
Duncan Laidlaw and R. B. Mellows
were inducted into the eldership A.
St. Andrew's church. of
TELEPHONE Dtapt ra. - For
time there bas been coosiderar some
troverey amongst aloe mete M con -
the Rural Telephone Co. as t .den of
vieability of purchasing the O the ad -
phone Co.'s business in F Bell Tele -
meetings of the sub•crib dyt:h. Two
and at each one they yrs ere were held
purchase, but the ted against the
stepped in and on r Blyth council
meeting of the coup Erlday • special
fer with two of t- .ell was held to con-
tivea who were b Al Bell repreeenta-
closed, whereto sue, sod the deal was
chases the Bell / the Rural Co. pur-
.um of 8400, • interests here for the
red on Mare' .he same to be transfer -
whet we cr a let by the Bell Co. By
scribers a .D learn, however, the sub-
tend net re not yet satisfied and in -
puede. .ing an Injunction against time
pen.i• ar, which will likely he an ee-
l( th n undertaking for both parties.
all' is subscribers win the cathey
o• 1
lose, as they are fighting their
• on company, and as the purchase
price is .o small (It means only about
51.00 for each subscriber) the objec-
tion to the deal .eems to be more 'spite
than anything� 1el.e.
DRATH OF LIENRT M(Vrrrtz.-Mr.
8. Mcvittle received the .ad Intelli-
gence on Thu' sda that his brother
Henry was seriously ill and was to be
taken to Toronto general hospital to
undergo an operation. On receipt of
the news be left at 000e for Toronto.
The operation took place on Saturday,
but the patient never rallied, passing
away shortly afterwards. The re-
mains were brought to Clinton and
on Tuesday were laid to rest in the
Clinton cemetery. The deceased left
herr about thirty-two years ago and
had been railroading ever since on the
C. P. R. and was a conductor with
headquarters at North Bay. Those
left to mourn him are his bereaved
widow, hie mother and two brothers.
Jotcr Aaoot THE WYATHzR.-The
ezttemely tnild wether we have been
having for the past few days bas
played havoc with the sleighing. until
now in some places it is bare, while
in others there is still considerable
'Dow. The user,' of ice got in their
supply last week and are verylucky ;
if they had waited • little onger it
would here been too late, and although
it is expected we shall yet have some
stormy weather lit make up for the
good weather of February, yet it is
hardly expected that it will be bard
enough to make good ice. A number
of people in town are bemoaning the
fact that they have notet got in
their 'supply of green wood and they
are hoping for some nines snow.
PRR,w,YAI. AND GENERAL. - Mies
Jessie Thompson, of Clinton, is visit-
ing with her misters here... . Mr.Jno.
Potter shipped a car of grain from the
elevator here to the United States....
A number in town have been cleaning
the .now off the'. sidewalks until now
there Is .note comfort In walking on
the bare walk. swain. There is .till
considerable snow in some places,
however Mr. hell McQnarrie, of
Stratford, is visiting wi,h his father
here Mr. and M,q. Rohr. King
ere visiting with friend. in (troy town-
►bip Mr. R. R. Sloan, who la at
present at the London barracks tak-
ing • special comes in military tactless
attended the special meeting of the
Bly• h crn,netl, ail one of the memhsre,
on Friday . P•+tma.ter Nis,., who
was off may • few dal. Ihr ugh Si-
new',
14nes, is able to •tt-nd o hi• duties
"gain. Dnrios h.. ah -"new Mies
Doranr T,ernay a• i-'.', in 'he office.
. Moe Pew, 1 Fawo•rt '• f, last
week to take • position a Paln..raloa
. Mr. Isaac Brow,. ".rely. -d two oe
his yea,'. model Ford autos, et bis
sense the. w.ek. He is in.• el ing a
r..a.preemet air machine for Riling
i.e.. and i. hound ' o have hie
equal to the city est*Miabmeou for
eoe v enin.a -.
for sixteenTears. atterwaede ► ed
the echo • i8-fr a Dumber or p -+ash
tit! cnDmeneed tarot►' ar'e la
�it Babb, whence, atV' , Nveeenpt g . I
u[ suoceedttl busier 1
LnckoOtl, and '•• he movrd to
ship wlW R D, Tat,red Into part jog
Oameeon. Uissulvir.g
t• paste ill. Mr, Murdoch coo-
tlnued the bwioess under the firm
name of J. G. Murdoch & Co., until
11113, when Mr. Cameron agate entered
the arm, which is now known as ti.
Murdoch t Cameron Company.
Mr. Murdoch was for some t'
president of the West Bruce lit '
Association. He wee Also pees,
Ierat
of the local branch of the Loud' Meet
Alliance and president of the F • U•y
Blevator and Shipping Compr•
was an enthusiastic curler ar +7• H•
and always manifested an i bower
tersst in the welfareof tl erRive Itis
lay. Ells wife and thee rnmmun-
survive him. He was • "mall was ,
the 1.0.0.F., whichord • member of
the funeral cervices r se will conduct
noon, interment to . bMday after -
cemetery. It is ext be at Greenhill
will proclaim a 1 acted the countil
curlers and memb •elf-bolidey. Local
council and Are ere of the 1. 0. 0. F.,
the funeral. brigade will attend
IIJCKNOW.
DKATH ( MONDAY, Feb. IL
Thursday ,o WALTHR BTtw&RT.-On
of Luc► night Walter Stewart, ooe
men, a .now s beet -known business
Stever ad head of tLe firm of Walter
now .rt A Son, owners of the Luck -
Dee placing mills. died after an ill-'
Sr • of several months' duration. Mr.
eswart wee president of the electric
rgbt company here.
At the communion service in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday,
twelve joined the church, seven by
profession of faith -Mies Pearl and
Hies Ethel Gordon, Lloyd Agnew,
Alvin Cameron, Evan Geddes, Horace
Aitcbeson and A. G. Aitcheeon-and
five by certificate -Mr. and Mrs. WVi11
Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb and
Hagan McDonald.
Norte. -Mies Viola Sturdy is home
from Detroit on a visit Mess.
Flora and Tena McKinnonof Ni-
agara. are visiting at their be,me here.
Mrs. W. H. Cole, of Moosejaw,
`Jack.. has been visiting bee sister,
Mrs. A. Blair Howard Dowse, of
the firm of Bell & Dowse, was taken
to Wiogh•m hospital tonight to
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Mies Minnie McMillan, daughter
of Mr. Miles McMillan, was one of the
graduating nurses at the exercises at
London hospital recently Mr.
Geo. Robertaon received word of the
death of his mother at Grand Rapids
Michigan. The remains were interred
In Clinton cemetery Mies Lottie
Bell_ was pi -ranted recently with a
beautiful centre table and oak rock-
ing -chair, the contribution beim(
made by some thirty of her friends, In
view of her approaching marriage•
Previous to the marriage of
Mies Mary Campbell to Mr. Harry
Pierce, of Winnipeg. which we noted
last week, a committee representing
the bride's friends in Luoknow waited
u her and presented her with an t.
addrees and a cabinet of silver contaio- 1
ing 111, pieces. Mies Campbell bad
won many friends through her oblig►
ing services as post-mietrees. Mr. ad
Mrs. Pierce left tut week for their
new home at Winnipeg.
Puts "Ginger" Into You.
When you are run-down, languid,
nervous and played out, it is a sign
that you are not properly nourished.
You don't eat --you don't want Nt
eat. Medicine cant give you strength.
food it the rnly thing that ever does
time But we have a medicine that
will make you feel like eating -make
you enjoy every me•tl and he hungry
when meal time comes again.
The name is
Appetizing Tonic.
1t le purely • scientific remedy (form-
ula on the b•ittle, so you know exactly
what you are taking) and we r•eom
mend it because we knew how murh
good it does. Their 1s nothing quite
like it to build up strength and put
healthy color In your cheeks.
Let us send you • dollar bottle of
Papier Appetizing Tonic
THE PENSLAR STORE
JAS. A. CAr1PBELL.
Pb... B.
The Central Drag Star.. Phone es.
The trouble you ars dreading will
o•ot he ne.riy .n bad as you balers.
T, y to keep a brave Mart and tans It
wish minimise. and you will naw the
elver light ablate/ Misled the heavies
clouds.
FIRST AID FOR
WEAK DIGESTION
Lie Nearly Every Trs bis Mahe
ee
Iadigesdss is Ise
to hat Sod.
Almost everybody experiences times
when the organs of digestion *bow
painful signs of weakness. Some
*light disturbance of the health starts
the trouble ; then .be patient take* a
dislike to food and dull, heavy pains
in the abdomen sive warping that the
stomach is unable to do its proper
work. Sometime* a false craving for
food arises; if this is seti.fled the re-
sult is additional torture -flatulence, a
drowsy depression, sick headache and
nausea are common .ign. of indiges-
tion. The foolish practice of taking
drastic. weakening purgatives at such
times should he avoided. Indigestion
arises from stomach weakness and the
only effectual method of curing the
trouble 1s to strengthen the feeble or-
gans of digestion b suppiying them
with richer, purer blood. This is the
true tonic treatment, by which natural
method Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
achieve great results. Tbeee pills
make the rich, red blood needed to
strengthen the stomach, thus impart-
ing a healthy appetite and curing in-
dige*tio and other stomach disorde .
Mr. Th •• Johnson, Hemford,
eye �Fror five years I was • great
sufferer from Indigestion which
wrecked me physically 1 suffered .o
much that for 1.y* at • time 1 could
not attend to my business. 1 had
smothering spells ret bad at times that
1 was afuid to IM down 1 dowse ed
and tried many tttiicdleanes but with o..
tenni'. 1 .a Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills advert' to cure the trouble
and decided to • 7 them. 1 bad not
been taking them hong before 1 found
that 1 bad at last bit upon the rigbt
medicine The improvement in my
health was ennetant, and alter 1 had
used tea or twelve hoe. -e 1 could eat
and digest an kind. of food, and I felt
physically better than 1 had done for
years. I shall mime to prates
Dr. Williams Pink Pill., for they
proved a real blowing lo
You ma get these 11e from any
dealer
he medicine or all at fN
You ma get these 5nest* • hot or els boxes $11.00 from
The Dr. Williams' Mei tettbe Oo.,
Brockville. Oat.
1
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T„ - W?ndBIG" SPECIALS TO 1
Up the "Little Month ''
JUST FOR SATURDAY FEBRUARY 27th
All for Saturday selling and worth your while coming for even if you have to
brave a storm to
out the last of the
Goods now coming
get here. Each and all genuine MONEY -SAVERS. Clearing
Winter Stocks and getting ready to take in the new Spring
every day. THAT'S THE REASON!
$55
00 LADIES' SEAL COAT. - Beautiful glossy
skins, large roll Dollar, poplin Ilwng, 3e Inches
long, size 3a. A beautiful dressy. serviceable
garment and ea undoubted bDgain at i00.00
$29'
900 TWO ONLY MUSKRAT COATS. - Made
from choice selected skins of high quality. Evenly
matched, lined with heavy furriers main. 81.es
34 and 38 only. New this season. and perfect in every way. A
bargain tor two people who can • wear .[Hall size. 8Murday
each
$6?
50 TWO MUSKRAT COATS. -ODs 311, the other
42. Made from prime, heavily furred. bigb•weade
Caoadi.n Muskrat. beautifully marled and evenly
matched. Large roll collar. heavy satin lining. Regular value.
1160.00 to 5100 00. Unquestionably a bargain at 127.50
$25wow
00 TWO ONLY BLACK RUSSIAN PONY
COATS. -One of these is size 31, the other 36.
They are made from higb-grade skins and very
serviceable. Lined throughout with best quality lining. If
you can wear • email Coat, here is your chance for a bargain.
They are worth from 550.00 to 11 .00. liatutday take either
for 1180.00
$750 ONL ONLY LADY'S BLACK CLOTH
COAT WITH FUR COLLAR.-81se IIS A
splendid Cost for wear and comfort. Saturday it can
be bought for only $7.00
$ I0°°ONE ONLY MAWS COAT. - Small axe.
good quality fur collar and ssndid grade of beaver
cloth so sbm. ppl1eeLined throughout with black curl.
Worth a lot more than this Saturday price which is.. $10.00
$I5
00 EITHER OF TWO PERSIAN LAMB
= MVFFS. - Oood grade skins, full size, pillow
style. best quality linings and down bed. A real
good bargain for Saturday $11i.00
$9
YOVR CHOICE OF 4 OR S MINK NECK -
75 PIECES.-Tb.se are the neat aros.•over or tie effeota
egttlar and are particularly good for opting wear with suits.
�
oof� priors up to 11911.00. Asy one on Saturday for
$111.75
$7
50 PERSIAN LAMB NECKPIECES. -Your choice
- of 4 or 5 Persian Lowish crow -over Ties or Neckpieces.
These are all high-grade and good quality, rich glossy
curl. Just the thing for early spring wear. Regular up to
90000. Saturday morning any one 117.00
$2- MediGTHLR OF TWO PERSIAN MVFFS.-
um size, suitable for young ladies' wear, close
curl. Worth the price over and over again. We
want to .ell them and Saturday you may take yoor choice for
only %8.00
I7
10 PIECES BEAUTIFUL CURTAIN SCRIMS
CAND VOILES. -Plain centres with colored borders,
dainty designs on cream or white ground. Suitable for
bedrooms, livingrooms, etc. American make, worth lac or 30e
at least. Saturdsy per yard 17s
15
NEW DESIGNS IN COTTON CRLPILS.-Dainty
C.affects or. black, white or cream grounds. Splendid
materials for house dresses, etc. All new patterns just
received. Per yard leo
$37. 10 ONLY LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS. -
J= Your 1boice of lU only Ladder' and Miseei Ooata-
Every garment new this season autl good style. Reg-
ulez up to 510.00 and 1112.00. !Saturday choice only... . LILTS
$5tee
LADIES' COATS. --Choice of 12 Ladies' Coat•, all
75 high-grade garmeote, Dew this season. Some with
apes .Dine without- Regular prices up to t90.0U.
Take your choice Saturday for only.,, 160.70
$IOems
00 A PLUSH OR VELVET COAT. -Whichever
you like at thio price. Handsome garments just
new this seeeoo. They must be sold because we will
sot carry them over. The tint perso0 wanting one Sat ttrday
morning can take either for $10.00
121 BEAUTIFUL QUALITY EGYPTIAN LONG -
seCLOTH. -Full 311 inches wide, round even thread, •
beautiful grade of cotton for general sewing..... 1 ftjo
39
NLW 27 - INCH EMBROIDERIES. - Joe re -
C craved this week. Beautiful designs on fine quality
material, end Swim manufacture. Regular 76c et least,
Saturday special per yard if6w
IOCHEAVY LINEN CRASH TOWELLING. -Plain
`r 'centre with red horde's. Splendid quality for penal
use. No more at this price ohee this lot 1• sold out.
Saturday per yard 10s
25cCHILDREN'S KNIT WOOLLEN TOQUES --
Navy., G6reyj and cardinal. Clearing out the taco worth
regulaeiy 60c and 715c. Any, Saturday, fur... talo
45
BLACKSSLRGL.-1bi. Serge it capital for making
Clepers.* skirts or dross... Every thread pure wool,
411 inches wide. Cahoot be bought whote•sl, todap
for the price. Saturday special per yard 4110
50
BLACK DRESS GOODS. --75 yards of it. Big
C clearing lot left to 'sell. We will keep it out on the
bargain counter to be told Saturday at pee yard,
only 000
I7
30 LADIES' MUSLIN COLLARS. -Your choice
C of 60 Ladiei Muslin Collars, various styles. Regular
prices up to 73c. All going at oar pries Saturday, each
only 17o
98
HANDSOME LEATHER HANDBAGS. -Crepe
C grain leather. metal frame. Moire linins complete
witb coin pur.e and mirror. A Dew style and new
shape and splendid quality. Black only. Th. biggest bargain
we ever gave it. Handbag., Saturday morning each Saw
Special for
Automobiles
Does the upholstery of your
car need repairing or making
over in any way? Perhaps
the cushions need building
up or new springs. We are
prepared to do work of this
kind and guarantee first-class
workmanship at moderate
prices. We will .be glad to
furnish estimates at any time.
At Big Reductions--
ti JE started out to quote prices on all Furs left in stock but find we cannot do this for lack
,f,/ of room, But every Muff and every Neck -piece we have in stock today will be offered
on Saturday at prices that are a fraction of the original. We can still give you some
beautiful pieces of Persian Lamb, Sable, Black Wolf. etc.. and practically' all the popular
Furs. and will quote you prices that cannot help but interest you if you want to save money.
WE call particular attention to a handsome Mink Mnff, dark natural Canadian Fur,
also some beautiful Muskrat and Hudson Seal Muffs, and some very pretty Muffs for young
ladies in good quality Muskrat in new and popular styles. We also have .some very hand-
some Neck -pieces in Persian Lamb, and are prepared to offer these Saturday at
Prices that mean Dollars Saved for those who buy.
Ends of Upholstery Damask
Saturday we will clear out all our sample ends of Upholstery Damask that are sold out. Each length is either 24 x 24 inches or
24 x 50 inches. The small ones are large enough to cover the seat of an ordinary chair, the large ones will do two chairs. These
represent lines that have been discontinued by the makers and are therefore of no further use to 03. The regular prices are from
$2.25 to 53.50 per yard. Saturday morning we place them on sale, the small End. at 60C and the large ones at $1.35.
Direct Importers tTODGENS BROS. Ooderich, Ontario
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