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(o.:(0 Ku. POIt•1'ER
Jest What
You Need
For that irritable.
cough .
Syrup of Tar with Cod
Liver Oil Compound
Acts like magic, try
a :mac bottle .
C. L 60ULT1Se Phel.B.
DRUB(.IST and CHEMIST
if it`s a prescription take it to
Coulti.', where accuracy' and
q tt:(1it ,'COtlnt,
0ODERICH MARKETS,
Tee moose. Man* 1.
Wheat, per bu.h •4.1110SL3.
MI.. ler bit -i. .. . .. .70 to .I1
Harley e•r 1... -I, .70 t0 .71
I'.... 1••► bu-h 1.01 to 1.720
Hat•►wheat. Ver 1.u -h 711 to 73
r lour, feted,. eel set . :tall to A71
Plum. tote.,!. tet cot tee to lye
mar. pet !on .. . 1:...1 to lop,
',hurt., per ton... . loin to :still
H.y_ per !on .. ... 12AI to I`w
=tree. louse. porton kat to ten
Wood. pot (owl .. .tat to :a,a
Nutter, p.rt4.. ... .31 le .lb
3srt a trsok, per dor ... .f to .L
le/ed.... per Nub . .., .. .. , .N to .43
eyelet. per bbl. . .. . (ee to 1.73
tattle. betl,.r: choir,. prrr wt. Kae 10 ret
tattle. bu,cbrt. methane - .,see to Kai
li•MO•. Nle %Akirkt. per oust. 7 ZS to -."t
:sheets ler ee 2 . .. ..... .. I.Y• to .SW
Iattnb•,p.•r ret ..... ....... . 7.w to 3.1,2:sheep..ales .. 7a to l.oe
Hear-. per Ib..... .11 to .1:
Talln.v, rendered. ler Ib .... .. . . ti to .34
Duck-. par Ib ..... .12 to .12
. melee-, pet Ib ... .Ia to .le
tire»•. per Ib .22 to .I2
1 nese)-. per lir .le to .1.
Maple Syrup
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clef do for vol in this
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Fred Hunt
Hamillon Tree, - Phone f35
•••••O♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦***NON***
Time
will soon
be here.
W. oat about y our Sap
Pails ' NOW 1 the
tine to get them ready
for use as soon as the
sap 1(111..
111.11101.
1 Trusses and
Sickr6om
Supplies
1
1
We carry a good
assortment o f
these.
Phone ea
Jas. A. Campbell,
Pbta B
The Cewilrvrl Drug Mere.
NEGLECT
To clean.e the system ref undigested
fowl, find gases, etr.o. hilt {h the liver
and waste matttt in the bxewels will
Impair your health. The hest sy. tm
Orgoletor 1. PAH PILLS. At all
dealers Y!1 and eti cents or the Rig P1!)
on.. Bt. Thom.... Ont. Rnld Is Oode-
rkh by K. R With. druggist.
SCHOOL. REPORTS.
'. S. Nt1. S, Vi KST WA\VANOSH.
Tb'folltwii,g is the tepturt :of S. Y.
No. le West % '*wtttiosh, !seed on
Weekly :est.for January and Febru-
ary : N. H,azel Finigan 211. IV. -
dFtenk \\'ashiugtan `+1, Hennas Flukey
', Luella .lohnrton 714, Benson Finn
gait Oa. Olive Craig :Ai, Pearl Finigan
;a;. •Lillie Huto•hine. Sr. III.-L•Ethyl
Weshiegt on el, Olive Finigan All, Has-
. r'• I
Has-
sell Mill. o_ 'erre 1•'ni xn &
Everett 1 g
•Agar; Cousins 35Ir. Ili. -Nina
.1•.hustou 201, •Violet Moss 75. Erni*
Finigan 1;., ritewert Plunkett at. 8r.
11. • %Neo new Cousins 73. Lrslir Hal-
lam u1', •Edith Scrimigcr. Jr. 11.-
lforvee Andrews 724. Miriam Johnston
63, Willie M.wa t)1. Charlie Hallam 61,
•I'ddie Johnston. Pt. II.-My-rtlr
Finigan ti,, Lula Bruce 74, Hervey
Finigan Ill. Arthur Johnston CAI. Pt.
1 H. -Wainer Andrews 75, Johnny
Finigan 7u, Charlie Hutchins (11. PI.
1 A -Elwyn Young 7u, Johnny Hal-
lam 60, Carl McrimigerlF), *Eddie Mills,
*Jack aloes. Those marked thus 1•I
tn,esrd .one or wore of examination..
Number on roll 37. average attendance
for February 'S7." I. H. BAKKLttY,
Teacher.
S. S. NO. 1, GODERIrH TOWNSHIP.
Following is the repot t of S. S. No.
1, (3rdrrich, for the month of Frhru-
ary: standing based on general pro-
ficiency : Sr. IV. -Arnold Laith•
wwitr, Jock Johnston, Orval Steep,
Edwin rlontgomer-v, Maitland Driver.
Sr. I11. -Edna Drover, Bet nice Shaw.
Jr. II. -Dolores Laithwaite, Howard
Hocks, Helen lull, Charlie Shaw. Pt.
11. -Howard Jsrdinr, Beulyh Jardine,
Morley Limngton, Walter Hicks. 8r.
Pt. I. -Jean Moore. Hilly Lailhwaite,
Helen Land. A. F. tawniest. Teacher.
SICK HEADACHES
PERMANENTLY CURED
Dr. Williams' Piet Pips Correct the
Caere of Tkis Trouble.
There are few ailments that cause
more genuine misery in the home
than attacks which are generally
termed sick headaches. The attacks are
often periodical and when the mother
•f x f -ably is pt -twisted at int'• vels
there i- not only 1, -, ooh st'! •roe.; 1..
....made., but ,! . .1 scomh•.. o -..•.rd
t',.' otli• o mernb r - • f the h .u►rl. •Id.
Sisk header be. e.:..• from a Tae! 47
a caurete ate" nn. „f them co.. be
.«tiered or et0' 1 • i0 -nugh the -•nie
t -swore opt w,!i, 11.. 5'illiams. link
I'•II..• !11•. thigh i' .home. I:.•,•s-
vitl.-, ' ..k.. -:It's: • I sgfiel.•, 1,.20
yews with what ler des•tots celled
nervous prostrat i.,n and sick headache.
When these spells came on i rould-
lite work nor wopik, end the pains in'
the heed were slwtst unbearable. At
times the pain in m, head was so
dreadful that 1 feared it would drive
mr mod. 1 tried f „r diITetent dor
lora et ,lutes, sn.lnot only tock bottles
of ruedi. in', int unslt..,( it, but to no
*Tail. Then 1 quit taking medicine
alrogrth.•r and 'tied di• tied, but it
nettle to di1T-r'n,'.'. 1 was still an ag-
(nicing sufferer. Finally my li,o and
urged no• to try 1)r. 1Villianis' fink
Pillsrand Kot me a supply After tak-
ing the pills for some weeks I felt w
Mlle bet tet end 1 gladly root Owed
their use. My nerves began to feel
stronger, the terrible hrada'he cam.
wish 1.•-• fretwen'v, .and after taking
th.- pills for s. • months disap-
peorr.l ,lt..ge-th'r. Fr that day to
this 1 have hod no return of the
tr eine, at d all who knew tf ,rev
nrs tcgaeled fie, cure a* m,irerilolIP.
i rennet Pay tots much in praise of the
pills, as they eert:ainly saved ate frau,*
life of wlnuost constant agony."
I' is by building rep end enriching
the blood end strrngth'ning the
nee vea that Do. %Villt*ru.• Pink fill*
wt, k seemingly mai vellous cures, and
who they hev'.lone for others they
will do fn, all :ailing people if given w
fair trial. If yon do not find these
pi11s et rtett medicine .•niers you
can get lb, in by *nail et :'s1 rents w
Mex or six it etre for $2,.4I from The
1)t. \\'illiams Medicine Co., Brock-
ville. Ont.
GODERIC . PTatriotic of
TheUnited
Taylor'. (metier. will meet for sewing
ort 'rhureley, afar --h l lth. at the homy
of Miss I..mphr.•y, hurt road, at
2.a1 p.m. ,all 1.di.'..,1 the icinity are
corteotly invite) to attend.
An enjoyable ....-iel evening woa
aro waged end ei.rrird not by the ntrm-
h-o7 tf the• Bent is, Volt. P.' ,pie'.
!'mon on w '•-reset even tg, The
hit -•mom ••f the rho eh ed heels
rt., lily dernra'e'I with flus• hunting
rend room••{ es see piper The guesU
we,st, ng.d i.o groom. *.,,I prime
we It�r. • d f . •r the twat peere of
p s ry e••tepo.. el within too npb,utee
and re.d f the ppI*tfo rat. The
(II... prim was ww*rd.' l Mr. E. A.
\\ erne, for six Terns nn 1 he assembled
Kneen ; the second prise went In Blit
Clot, for three verses on the Kanter,
and the 'hint p.iw. we* given te the
anth•.r of • single stanza dealing with
apple pie. A program of addressee,
recitations, 'earlier". and choruses was
enj••ytd and refre.hmemri were erred
at kb. et*. of the evenings fun.
Frw the faesfastaed Sty (lairy toy
cream. netters and maple woln'tt
flavors'. try T. J. Salk 'Id's Phone Rl.
THE BLOOD IS THE
STREAM Of LIF[
Pure Blood is Absolutely
Necessary To Health
"FRUIT-A-TIVES" PURIFIES
These Wonderful Tablets,
Made of Fruit Juices, Are The
Beat Of All Tonics To
Purify And Enrich
The Blood.
Pure, rich blood can flow only in a
clean beady. Now. a clean body is one
in which the waste matter is regularly
and naturally eliminated from the
system. The blood cannot be pure
waren the don action i - i is
weak, when
t k
the stoaiachedoes not digest the food
properly, when the bowels do not move
regularly, wheat the kidneys are
strained or overworked.
Pure blood is the result of perfect
health and harmony. of stomach, laver,
bowels, kidneys and skin.
"Fruit-a-tives", by their wonderful
action on all these organs, keeps the
whole system as clean 6 -Nature in-
tended our bodies to be clean.
" Fruit-a-tives " tones up, invigo-
rates, strengthens, purifies, cleans and
gives pure, rich, clan blood that is, in
truth, the stream of life.
'•Frnit-a-tives" is sold by all dealers
at 5x. a box, 6 for Ij3.5o trial size s5c.
or sent postpaid on receipt of price by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. J; E. Ford will preach at to nth
.rtvices at Victoria street Methodist
church next Sunday.
Rev, %V. K. Hager will preach at
tooth services at Not t h street Metho-
dist church nest Sunday. Morning
subject: "the Far-off interest of
Tears." Evening subject : "Christian-
ity 1s Greater than Csaracter."
The Lord's Supper w ill te observed in
the Haptl•t church or. bunday roorn-
iig. An evangelistic service will be
held at night, t,rgmuing with a *one
service at 6.540, Rev. Win; H.
\Vrighton will preach the "Old. Old
Story." VOung people ate epccially
melted to alt end
id Knox church the sacrament of
the 1.w -ifs Supper will be dispensed
next bat bath worni)lg. The prrpala-
tory service will take place this Fri-
day evening at b o'clock when atm
new member% will to received. On
Sabbath evening ltie ream -annual *er:
vice fur the bailor* and firbermen
will be held. l: vetyonc iulerested is
Invites to attend.
Mi.. Marion Irwin, of Clinton, dis-
trict superiutrudrnt of J u. t or Leaguer,
visited the Kpwureh L•..g•0e of Vic-
toria *ttert Melhodost t .,u,, a on Tues-
day evening. The result was the nr-
ganizetiun ut a Junior League, with
Mies A. Jenkins am wp.nutrudent
and Misr Mamie ll,,wn and Mile Pearl
Guff a, mato..ues. 'rhe Juniors will
Wert. every Friday eTrmug from 7 to ri
o'clock.
Next Tuesday, March tttb, Rev. J. B.
h' nher,nghan. will give a lecture on
'. :`+owe By-Pr...duets of the war,'
under rte ■uspices of the Epwurtb
League u( Victoria street Methodist
church. The pioceeds of is lIbcent ad-
wissiun tc the lecture will go to the
Young People's Forward Movement
fur Mission.. 'rhe lecture will corn
mence at x o'clock and will be held in
the Sunday school room.
The annual mee.ing of the Eureka
Bible chars of Victoria street Metho-
dist church was held at the -tome of
Miss Pearl Duff, Huron road, on Mon•
day evening, M .oeh 1st 111e
Rev. J. E Ford, pieseded and tuts Jul
lowing officers wet.. installed for the
year : Honorary presiden.a, Her. .f.
E. Food and Mr. G. M. Eoliott : persi-
dent, Miss Jevsie Ford : vier-pr'sitlete,
Moos Maud Million ; secreta. y,
Minnie Bell ; treasurer, Mies Mawl.
1 town.
KIDNEY HEADACHE
is cane() from t1,.e blael toeing thick-
ened with ore- wood miasmata 'emulating
in the head. Antie•l'ric Pills rare rill
Thee a.,
fore of kidney trouble. Thr ere
good and so sure C. L. (bullis guar-
antees them. He sure you get Anti.
Uric Pills. It. V. Marian on every
M.x. Mold only at C. i.. l'oultiw' drug
store.
Vassar Shoe
IMyou want
A Shoe that is stylish
Do \1111 want
A Shoe for comfort?
Do you want
A Shoe to wear well
Do l ou want
A Shoe 'h •1 excels in
shoemaking
If an, ym1 will find all
three qualities in the
VAS•SAR SHOE: sold by
J. 11. McClinton
RBPAiRiNO PROMPTLY AT-
TENDED TO
SMASHO4G TURKISH FORTS
Allies Winning Way up Dardanelles
Toward Constantinople
The united British and French
Beets have silenced the torts .it the
Outer entrance to the Dardanelles.
Terrific gales, reudertng eteposslbt.+
long -huge firing and aerial obeer-
vatlou, have caused a temporary ccs
sauna in the bonibardme..t-
A despatch from Acnes., sats the
allies hate disembarked deta.hmcnt
of artillery near the do'str.y•d It.:
dau.ilt's forts and British and Er...r,
nags nue flying oyer thew.
Panic reigns it l'onstalltine:pr...1
reported. and many wept.' are Las
The Cabinet Is reported to havc
clde•d to rewuve the capital t,, ..r..
se. In Asia Minor. and t`.: • fruit:
mantle tog, ther with all t.:t' t:n;. :.
relics and treasures 11_. • ;n...
there. tin also has tee 7.....
liar'w.
The para perlloc t , fur t:•a
fleet begins ghoul ti. tee,. ui ,
ward of the mouth u( t..e
where the Ovate r* separatil•r. - from Asia are only about a w.
and curve In to • :..rat • t ..
"S." Around this user, •
there are n,,:c fort:tit:al.
European aide. thet lar,,.
isr 6 '1 rt t
11. Bahr. which b
had twenty-one big Knipp gulls.
the Asiatic side are three w,:l-a
forts, the largest bolus :eat' .: ria:,
The allies will meet the greatest
alatance at the' point. The peseta,
of 'the forts is otroug. at;d us tc are situated on the Hell banks ..
the Strait they may be 7221e to ht
up a large naval force.
CARRIE DAVIES FRU.
Young Domestic Who Shot Errp!o,:
Acquitted on Murder Charge
Carrie Usete., the young Enz.
girl who shut and killed ('hart,
MI
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1111:111..."1.9'•1111:111..."1.9'•1111:111..."1.9'• $MHS. NORMAN M('LEOD. -
m
The Tate Mrs.Noras McLeod, whore
death has already been ats
nouneed
was born in the Isle of Lewis, Mcot•
land, eighty -titre years ago. Sbe
was twice married, her first husband
toeing luhn McNeil. Of ibis union.
ate child was born. Her •neinid bu►-
hand was Not man McLeod, wbu died
in [accrual* r, 1911. In the rest P(7:(
Mr. and Mr•. McLeod'atbe to Canada,
settling first at Hiptey and moving air
years later to °ode'Leh. To them.
were horn six children, Mr of whom
survive. They are Mrs. osBreech. Jeph Breech
and Mr.ro
. Wm. Platt, of Detroit ; Mel-
t -nim, of Saskatchewan ; Daniel and
Mrs. Win.. Babb, of Gcderich. I
�.-"-°MHS. HOBEHT FOLEY. _ I
us
The death occurred at her hoe on
Raglan Raglstreet. (ioderich, on Tuesday
morning of Mrs. Hobert Foley. The
decce.eel lade had been suffering with j
an affection of the throat for sum* 1
time, hut no serious results were a'x-
pected. On Sunday last the trouble,
became more scute and a physician
was best for who proeribed treat• I
uoent. Early Tuesday morning, how-
ever, the deceased was seized with a
choking spell, and passed away Refute
a doctor arrived. Drs. Foley wast+
p
born at Kingshaidge forty-two ea%
ao her maiden name being Maud
and
Correll. Her father, Mr. Geo. Correll,
who is in his eighty ninth year, now
resides in Goderich at the home of
his daughter• Mrs. Win. McCreath, sr.
In the year 1144) deceased was worried
to Ruhett Foley and nine years ago
the family mowed to t.oderich. Of
the union there are live children, all
at bowe; they are Ethel, Bert, Della.
('lar. and Gladys., Mrs. Foley is sur•
vivid also by four rasters and three
blethers: Mrs. \Vat. McCreath and
Mrs. Richard t1el a•ng, of tioderich;
Mrs. H. James, of St. Catharines ;
Mrs. Alex. Crawford, Lenlie and Vic-
tor Curren, of 'Toronto; and Ed. Cur-
rell, of Maltford. The funeral took
OBITUARY.
lila morning (Tbur.day) to et.l
rtet'r cbutrh and thence to the Col-
borne lLtholic cemetery.
WOMEN FIND RELIEF
1a Dodd's Kidney Pills --How Mrs. Savota
Suffered for Four Months.
\oguae, lilouceoterCo., N.B.. March
Int.--(Mpeciall-Mrs. Germain O. Ra•
vola, of this piece. feels it her duty to
IM her suffering sisters all over Cas -
ads know that t bee can find relief in
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"Two bozos of your Dodd's Kidney
Pills helped me." says Mre. Savoie.
I suffered for four mouths. Mw back
and head ached, and it was difficult
for me to collect my thoughts. 1 wee
always tiled and my sleep[ unre-
freshing. I will recommend Dodds
Kidney Pilla to all persons i meet .rho
need thew." All Mrs. Savoiz's troubles
ease from sick kidneys. That's why
Dodd's Kidney Pill. cured them.
PORT ALBERT.
TuuKsu.ti'.,March 1.
P0Kso1NAI. Ma\Tau\.-Miss Mar -
Suet Mchoenhslr rrtuinel to&linton
on Monday after s week's visit among
friends in this locality... . Mr. John
O. Runts is in Redo) at prevent visit-
ing reletiver .. .. Mr. Thos. \Vilrtn,
sr., who has leen under the doctor's
care for the peat two eerie 1s impiety,
ing cooulderable in health end we
hope soon to see him areoind again as
usual Mise Msy (hazier. of lanes,
visited her friends here last week for
a few days .. Miss Edith Fielder w
spending the week with friends in
(ioderich Miss Jessie McMillan
eats the guest of her *later, Mts. Herb
Morris, at Salt ford, last week
Councillor Joseph \Nilson, of (iode-
rich, spent Mun.try .,with his father,
Mr. Thomas Wilson, sr Mies
Pearl McKenzie entertained shout
thirty of her Puri Albert friends et
her home in Dungannon last Friday
evening, when a most delightful time
was enjoiyed by all present.
Mutiny Was Deadly Affair
Your hundred weathers of the
maUnous Indian regiment which ro-
Tolled at aLugapore on Feb 15 wet*
killed. aa well as sorsa Genitive
prisoner. from the detention camp,
who joined the natives when offered
their freedom, at-curdtag to report.
of the uprising brought to Manila 0�
passengers from ttlrtgapore. T
mutineers were members of a Beet
galeso regiment en route to Merge
and the trouble arose over a mattes.
alt promotloua.
(lcoarts on Adventurous Mission
A romantic and mysterious expo-
dtUon will leave England In about
three weeks' time. It will consist a4i
a corps of frontiersmen raised by
Lieut. -Colonel Driscoll, who headed
body of scouts In the South Atr1eaa
war, and, according to Hurt omee%
It will go "on a sort of spacial mats
W PM In a tropical country."
our Freckles
Need Attendee is Ferbresry aad March or
Face May Stay Covered.
Now is the time to take special care
of the complexion if you wish it to
look well the rest of the year. The
February and March wind. have a
strong tendency In bring out freckles
that may slay all .uwnoer unless re-
moved. Now is the time to are ottine
-double strength.
This prescription for the removal of
freckle% wes written by a prominent
physician and is usually ro successful
that it is sold by druggists under
guarantee to refund the money it it
fail.. (let an ounce of of bine-double
strength, and even w lee epplicetiots
should 'show w wonderful improve-
ment, Wine of the rwaller freckles
I eves vanishing entirely.
Massey at Turuuto on Fe'bruar,, • I '
•_
the Criminal Assize Court un Sate -
afternoon .svderated atom ali st :
of cent' by a jury and (Jrtaatly .
quitted by Thief Justice Sir Wilma.
Muiock, the presiding Jndg'. •
"1 think e. lieu you ki:1••d Mr. Ma
key. you had practically lett all co:,•
trot of yourself and therefore u
lucapable at that moment ut ha'...
a guilty intent or• really appreciat .. ,
what y-ou were about to do," ,aid ti..,
Lordship after the jury had rendered
its verdict.
He referred to her strict upbringing
and her big1 regard for hong. and
morality. "These qualities in you
caused you to take a stronger view
of w.at Mr. Massey would have don••
then the facts warranted; but neve!•
theirs. your education, training aid
nature were such as to 1111 yeti alto
alarm."
OFFICERS ARE HAIRED
Name. of Those to Command Canada's
Second Contingent Given Out
The names of the officers to com-
mand tl:o melt -tent brunches of the
welch, Will cmi• ..leeee y_ cdnl
etee:a6 to
as an......4 at ..wawa
artgao.er .,, Lamsturi. • r , t. r
tram' the O. est
"l aackcr, cone
::.0ad the ar u,ier3. 'i lie tae el al ser
vx
e will be undeer the c•ommaad
r'otherateeam, ut 1tr..nto, and
tnee.s will bee eonir,auded• by
o .2. ..euli,telt, of Halifax, formerly
u( tausJec.
The infaet-y Will be • divlted into
r b.0g•: ! :5, t.^.c castt•ra br.gade
:a s n...l..ueal by Col. Lando. of
oauebt w•;'., Major 7. 5f. !llcViety,
oe:. ::y orirade major; in,
.;:1 be .u.manded
1)entsoa, of tomato,
are • tf Ottawa. a,
r. • tear ,: , tl c weatern brigade
I (,r c••e eetnded liy Col. Ketcha..,
\yours p.,<. 'i:.. br.gacie major in
:s es• trn: ...t , - t. a ..elected.
WILL FIGHT TO FIMSR 11
Cold Comfort Fcr Kaiser in Premier
As;,aitr.'a Statement
Premier Asquith took oe'asion in
the British Hotuse of Commons last
week. in rt p:yiul; t.. s question, to
e•ndur,' the op.niun expressed recent-
ly by talar Lord of the A imiralty
Churcoltl 1.i a acv:epap.r interview
to tit. effect that Greet Britain would
.'onttnue to tight to the bitter end,
even should 1. ranee and Russia •with-
dra.w 'from the war. The Premier
pointed out that ylr. Churchill had
declared with especial emphasis that
he 'mild not eoaceive of such a cod.
Geist ecy as ti:is, "but.'- added the
Premler, "I am in complete agree-
ment with :.dot. I see no reason to
differ from the views be has ex-
pressed."
ZtiERLIC;T_ FOUND GUILTY
But OrlgIr..I Charge Reduced and
'I Leave to Appeal Granted
F.rttll Nt-:/'h, the prominent Ger-
man who!. s:ie merchant of Toronto
was found polity In the Criminal As
sixes oe the charge of conspiracy t
commit a:l ;r d:a table offence by r s
slating Arthur Zino*. former officer
In the German ornty, to leave Canada
and join C e enemy's fore's. Th
accused hes been a resident of Tor
onto for 27 years, and his wealth and
social position caused the case to b •
followed with sensational Interest.
Leave to appeal was granted by e.r
William Mulock, and pending Its Im-
mediate hearing, sentence was defer-
red,
eferred, and Nerlirh allowed nut on hall
et 31041,000.
aisantor Daela le Taken
A French cruiser has arrested the
American steamer naris In the Chao -
net aad taken her to Brest. The
!)acts left llaoveslon for Rotterdam
on Ussery 31 with 11,IM bales of
cotton to be transhipped to Rremen.
ONNIEN00
GOOD NEWS FOR
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EMBROIDERY
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BUYERS
Two or Three Weeks of the Biggest Embroidery Selling
this store has ever known
THOUSANDS OF YARDS of beautiful Swiss Embroideries all bought at
prices under regular, to go on sale Saturday morning marked for quick
selling. This is one of the choicest lots of Embroideries we have ever offered.
There are all widths from tiny Edgings to 27 -inch Flouncings included in the lot.
This special selling comes at a time when Embroideries are most in ,+iemand and
it will pay you and pay you well to anticipate your wants for months ahead. Here
are some of the Specials that go on sale Saturday morning.
I'lillin_ry Department
Now Ready for Businesh
Our Millinery Department is now
ready for business. The milliners
are husy preparing for the formal
opening, the date of which will be
announced later, but we are ready
now to show the new spring styles
and take orders. This season the
department is in charge of Miss
Cathcart, who comes to us from
Vancouver. She will be pleased
to receive our ninny eustome►a and
the department will continue to
give it. high standard of service.
Apprentices Wanted
Two smart apprentice's wanted to
learn millinery. Apply at once.
Dressmaking Depart-
ment Now Open
Mi.. Ccutt. hes returned (rout her
vacation end is now ready to
ust
.oiened arVety fine r.n heve of t new
1' up K
Suiting., Dress Materials, 'lc , and
are showing all the new bhades,
such as sand, putty, battlesnop
Ropy. with a splendid easortment of
the new !lure and greens We
advi.e ear. early placing of . oder*
for el! her.iit. or (besets, a4 it will
he impaos.ihle later in the owesnn to
show w rang' ..f materiel that we
ale .1.1.' to at the present time.
We have room for two, apprentices
in the drwomwking department.
Thous who know so methlrg shout
cawing mitered. Apply at once.
Coats at $5.00
Special cleeran. C of Ladies' Creat*
all this week. Choke "f garments
that tend as hi.h aa imam. $J
Any one for only
1
EMBROIDERIES AT 5c
Six hun.lred yao.la unrrow Edging on good quality Catania' it cu*
oouslie. Every p.t..-en g000l, firm *trong telg• -, neat and 5c
attrwetreedesiges. Embroidery Sale, peryet.1
EMBROIDERIES Al' 7c
This is sone of rhe best Seer -tali in the lot. fietteirelSwiss Em-
broideries and inser(Inn@ dozens of patterns t" .elect from, a.ror`
ed widths, new designs. strong edges. Reaulsr values up 7e
to 15c. Embroidery Sale, per yard ....
6 and 7-inth Ef'1BROIDERIES 10c
There are some splendid qualities in the ere•rial lot at this mire.
They are full 8 inches and 7 inches in width, sllitwhle for c
10
underwear, trimmings, etc. Embroidery Hale, per yard ill.
Corset -Cover E['1BROIDERIES Inc
New anti altractive de*igns in Corset Cover Emhrnideries, full
124 inches wide, on at reng read -tries and muslin".. Fine qualitie..
strong edges, vety eerrierxhle. Onc,of the hest epeeists Q„
we have had. Euohreidery Male, per yard (7l,
A BIG LO r AT 29c
This is one of the hest of them all. I)eautifnl Corset Cover Em-
broideries in the moot sttrwctive design-. Fine tnuslins, nein-
seek s, etc. AIW Y". -inch Flouncings in a lag you iety of good de-
signs on strong muslins. Compare these with qualitiesou
have bought at NI.- and .tor and you will Pee little ,t any differ-
e nce. For Embroidery Stele, your choice of several bun- 29c
dyed yards at per yard
Beautiful Corset -Cover EMBROIDERIES 39c
Dainty. delicate, at' cart ire patjema en sheer mu►linx.
nainet,oke, etc. Design. (het are new. qualities that will give
excellent wear. Will nntke• a heautiful germenta. Regular
values up to liar at Tenet. For March Embroidery sen- 39
ing we have :alp yams to sell wt
c
HANDSOME FLOUNCINOS 48c
Twenty -seven-inch Flouncing. on fine neen.00k or muslins.
H wiliest Enit'r•id. ry in 'allover effects or reams only. Fine
o. ser -lit,- or entitle ie., suitable for under wear, ehildren's
drew or any of the dozen and one purpo.e. for which you ran
Ilse Pin:bruide.7 in Ihis width. intsf them would be cheap at\
see, We bought theist away tinder vine and enueno•n- A c
Ging Saturday morning you can take our choice for.... a1j(�l,
DU NOT MISS THiS SPECIAL SELLING OF EMBROID-
ERIES. THERE ARE MANY OTHER LINES. NEW DE-
SIGNS AND EX(-LUSIVE PATTERNS WHICH WE HAVE
NOT MENTIONED HERE BUT WILL BE GLAD TO
SHOW THEM TO YOU AT THE STO�E.
Would You Buy a Coon Coat at a Bargain ?
if you would, come and see us Saturday or next week. We have two or three of the hand-
somest Coon Coats we have seen for many a day. They are very heavily furred, made from
natural Canadian Coon, evenly marked. The linings are of the hest. These are high-quality
Coats, not ordinary cheap ones or lines made up for special selling. They are part of a lot
ant to tis by an Eastern manufacturer and he asked us to sell them if we possibly could. We
guarantee them without any reservation whatever. if there iso man reads this paper who
wants a Coon Coat, we can give him a bargain and save him a good deal of money.
11 O DO E N S BROS.
Direct Importer - Ooderich, Ont.