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Good Clothes
are most
expensive
to build ---
most
economical
to buy.
Our Society Brand
models are among
the conspicuous
cloth els values of
the season.
Inevery line of
design, in every
detail of finish,
these Clothes dis-
play the refinement,
and elegance that
classify them as dis-
tinct among reput-
able makes of
Clothing.
Special orders taken for
SOCIETY BRAND.
W. C. Pridham
SOLE AGENT
Godericb
BLYTH.
TUISDAY, May 18,
Nin MneH DaMaeg.-Frost visited
this locality a couple of nights this
week. doing slight damage to the gram
In low lands. but otherwise we have
not heard of any damage. Ths rain of
Sunday helped to take the trot out,
but the weather is still remaining oold.
1t is to he hoped no heavy frost will
Dome, es the grain le In • tender stats
on account of the rapid growth at the
beginning of the month.
Orru'Erw KtscrID.-At the annual
mestiog of the Ladies' Aid /society of
the Methodist church held last week
the following officers were elected :
Honorary president, Mrs. A. B. Carr;
president. Mn. Jas. Heekstep; vice-
president, Mrs. R. Johnston ; record-
ing se-retary, Mn. (Rev.) Jewitt ; as-
sistant secretor , Al re. T. Brown ;
treasurer, Mie. F. Haggitt.
Mi..io AYY Mor'IcTY OrrlCgai .-
At a recent meeting of the W. M. S.
of the Methodist church, the follow-
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year : tion. plesideiot Mrs S. H.
Oidley ; president, Mrs. A. B Carr ;
1st vice-president. Mrs. J. Mains ; Sud
vice president, Mrs. B. Taylor ; rec.-
secretary. Mrs. J Colclougb ; eor..ec-
retary. airs 11 Wightmen ; ts•saeurer,
Mn. C. H. Bees.: organist, Mrs. I.
Brown; am't organbt, Mrs. (Rev.)
Jewitt ; superintendent of Systematic
Giving, Mrs. (Rev.) Jewitt : superin-
tendent of Mission Bund, Mrs. M.
Young ; vet superintendent of Mis-
sion Bend, Mn. E. Bender ; auditors,
Mn. F. Haggitt an 1 Mrs. W. H. Mc
Elroy : outlook and report committee.
Mrs. Granby and Mrs. Burling.
To Hornig BLYTH CAPTAINS.-Ar-
rangewenta have been made fora pub-
lic presentation to Captains Sloan and
Jewett, of this town, who have en-
listed with the 33rd Battalion for over-
seas service. The two captains will
arrive here on Thursday night and
will be met at the G. T. R. station
and brought to the town hall, where
• number of addresses will be delivered
and the presentation wade. These
two gentlemen are the onlyrepre-
sentatives Blyth has sent to te front.
A WILL CAN.. -Mr. James Nesbitt,
wbodied here some time ago. left a
will bequeathing his farm in Morris
to his son, Robert. One of his daugh-
ters, Mn. T. McKenzie, of Clinton. con-
sidered she was not used rightly
and tried to break the will, and on
Saturday the case came up at (lode -
rich before Judge Holt, who after go-
ing into the matter threw out the ap-
plication and decided that the will
should stand. Those in attendance
from here were Rope. Nesbitt, Wm.
Pollock, one of the executors, Thos.
Code, who drew up the will, and Rich-
ard Somers, who witnessed it. The
verdict is a popular one in this local-
ity.
PERSONAL AND GVNERAL. - Mtge
Ella Metcalf has, • slight attack of
typhoid fever, but we are glad to say
she is getting along well. Miss Annie
Spafford, of London a trained burse,
is attending her Masers. Brinton
Bros. h . t'-. n busily engaged of late
with a I • ,;e ittali pulling the wool off
t wo car.osds of Awl raiian shoe kine.
They have now completed Weir job
and will have some very fine wool to
put on the market .... Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Tunney's three small children have
been confined to their beds with an
attack of spinal meningitis, but under
the ireful attention of Dr. Alli.on i
they are improving nicely. Aa 1 here
are DO many caws emotive. the sol-
diers, with fatal re•.ult, we would ad-
v se he authorities to t.e: i he I/..rtor
ton.. his i,.r:no•nt oti th•tu Mr.
Tb. s. Colter 11 hitt trott•ng stallion
to . 01.41) et H n•kuytham, (jue'.er•, fir
the Minden., sun, of $7110 and arc .tu-
peni.si it t•'. 1hut •a), Ti, its destina-
tion .. \1.. Al. x. Haulm enter-
tained a mintier of her young friends
at her home on Thut•..Inv evemug....
Mr. and %Ire. J. L. Williams are vis-
iting with the 1.tte,'s .titer, Mts.
Henry John -tort. et H.-Iirr'se . ...
Quite s 'ronhrr f her- are naming
en taking in the rnrr. at Mitch. -11 tin
the 24th, while other* will go to the
Toronto races Messrs. E. Watson
k Sons shipped two can of cattle to
Toronto and one of hogs last week....
Mr. G. E. McTaggart has built a new
garage on his property for his new
car Mr. L Hill da building w band -
goal. verandah on his residence on
Dinsley street which will beautify it
greatly .. . Mies Annie White, who
has been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Spafford, for a short time. left last
week for London, where she will re-
main • while Min Lily Carr, who
has been sper.ding souse time at her
horse here docs passing ben final ex-
amination for • deaconess, left on
Tuesday tot Toronto. where she will
be engaged by the mission In her
chosen profession,
Spray Y cies Urcilards >I
Nothing Pays batter
I am agent for all Spray
Material, Lime Sulphur
Dry Soluble Sulphur,
both Dry and Paste Ar-
senate of Lead.
SPRAY PUt1P5
-both power and hand
machine..
FERTILIZERS
We have the beat brands
and at all prices.
Come in and see me be-
fore placing your order.
D. F. HAMLINK,
tinderich, Ont.
SPRING
Footwear
in the neat and
comfortable n e w
spring models at
McClinton's
Repairing
Promptly
A ttended
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC
For WINNIPEG
and VANCOUVER
Iea,'r Tnr..,.tn InJO p nt. daily
Attrwrli,, Toxin to
PACIFIC ('OAST POINTS
Partimilar. from Jo.. Kidd, C p K toe
Asset. w • M. n. moD. ooriirr
King and Tease Streets. Tse.ts
$C$OOL REPORTS.
No. R. ASHFiRLD.
Sr. 4tb-Lottie McKenzie 179, Isa-
belle McDonald UM, Win McDonaM 146,
WW Johnston 114. Jr. 41b --John
Mala 137, McKenzie, I87, Rich
West 1411,*Striate., iheenan 111,
s 1ar Melvor iia Jr. 9rd and 1st -
Heroid OolMnsoa 171L. tatbar4n• Me -
Donald 101, Henry West 107, Leis Me.
Keogh lig. *Masted pert of esernIne-
tiass. J. O. Y. talre, Teacher.
BACK-
ACHE
If you have 11'ackache you haw
Kidney Disease. If yam neglect
Backache it will develop into
something worse -Bright • Dir
ease or Diabase". There boo
bac r. urhdney og yw
is t ioe
back. Cure the
kis. Tb be
dneyonly ons kidney medbut
it cures backache every time-
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
s eighty-four years of rite she
wouldn't confess to being tired.
WOUNDED. -All regret to hear that
William Hocking, who formerly lived
here for a few year. before removing
to the West, where be enlisted for ac-
tive service as soon as the war broke
out, id lying in a hospital dangerously
wounded. All sincerely pray for his
recovery-. His father fought in the
South African war, but was invalided
home, where he died after an Attack
of enteric fever. The family are
cousins of Silas Hocking. the author.
THE LATE Mite. CRAto.-A number
from this neighborhood attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Craig in Hen -
G all last Tuesday. '1 he deceased lady
came to Stanley about thirty years
ego from Ireland with her two sons,
John and William. and one daughter,
Hannah, who survive her. About
fifteetear. ago they removed to
Saskatchewan and engaged in farming
near Moose Jaw, where they were
very successful. Lest summer all
went back to see the old home in Ire-
land; with some thought of remain-
ing there, hut they had lived too
long in Canada to he satisfied with
conditions in the old land and they
returned to Hensel! in the fall. The
deceased lady had reecbed the good
old age of -eighty-four years, one
month, and is sincerely regretted 'by
her old friends and acquaintances.
KIPPER.
TrxsnAY. May is.
THE Svrogrr A. -The following Tor-
onto University students came back
lately : M. M. Daher. in Faculty ; Miss
M. E. Johnston, in medicine: G. K.
Stephenson. in S. P. S.. and A. W.
Johnston, in arts. The two latter
have returned to the eity. G. R.
Stephenson .ucceeded In getting
honor. in his examination in his
second year.
A Victorious OLD LADY --Mrs. Henry
Johnston and her grandson Cecil
Johnston, both of MafekingR visited In
the home of her eon, W H.1Johnston,
la.t week. She was Iwnught down by
her son-in-law. W. P. Reed, of Lane.,
in his auto, and although the old lady
GRANS TRUNK SY'S EM
REDUCED FARES
account Victoria Day
MAY 24th
MINOLO FARR+dnod gnieg end re-
turning May 94th only.
FARO AND ONR-THIRD-Gond o-
Ing May rind. sled and 94th. i.-
turn limit May 96th, 1915.
Return tickets Will be issued between
ell etetMas In tlenada east of Poet
Arthur and to Detroit and Port Hurts,
Kirsh, Beffialo, Black Rock. Nlagers
FUJI. and t)espenslon Rridga If. Y.
Thketa end felt paeticuiare os applf-
raties to dirket agents.
r.III Aas6=1 Pews pm
Two •.shoe. will W. ltnebd, vee In Ilio . ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••••••
afternoon and one in the evening.
We understand Mr. Percy Slander- 1 •
son is now • profe•riosal chauffeur.
having gone through • tort •zamirw
tinn in Wingbam recently to that
effect. Mr. Sind. r.rn is no doubt an
adept with an ant,. 1 karst ulatWOO
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A load of d•Mtaat es made up(roti
Port Albert and Dun annumPreeby-
t•riaa eburcbs i drays up to Teamster
ors Tuesday to astend a Presbyterial
assembly In that vfilatte. Rev. 0.
Gomm and Mrs. (comm were •snag
the delegates.
'glitz BAILORS' TAROLa."-A large
.udienee was out to hear the play
"The 8ailote' Tangle" last Wednesday
evening. given by a number of Gode-
rieh 4raaat t,. Tb• play was well
eve and
rsasw , Tee
r e4ptrialw ire
isd
n the nelghbestilsod of M.
Dawns or Wu. ()invite --Mad news
was received last Monday of the sudden
death of William (Arvin, son of the •
late Hugh Oirvin. Particulars aro
Dot known yet, but that be was •
accidentally killed in Oklahoma. U. 8. •
The remains will be taken to the tote
of his uncle, Mr. Charles Oirvin, and
buried in Dungangon cemetery Friday
afternoon.
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CARLOW.
TUESDAY. May 18.
Mr. Alexander Robertson has been
very poorly lately, but we hops that
be will soon he around again.
We were all glad to *let& and Mrs.
Alexander Young out to church hen
again. It ..-wed like old times.
Rev. W. D. Turner, of B)ytb,
occupied the pulpit .•f Smith's Hill
church last t.unday. His sermon was
much appreciated.
Mr. D. B. McKay, of Ooderich, is
nut et "Loch Melon' these days super.
intending some Improvements he is •
making on the farm.
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WEDNESDAY. May 19.
Commencing with Wednesday, June
2nd, the village store pill close every
Wednesday st 6 of clock
Lost '1 bureday afternoon the
Women's Missionary Society of St.
Andrew's church held its monthly
meeting at the home of Jacob McGee
and there was • good attendance. The
ladies have just tient s complete out-
fit for a thirtebri-yerr-old boy in one
of the mission homes, everything •
boy could possibly need in the line of
clothing. They have also made and
are still making quite a number of
quilts.
A LITTLE OsrK TAKEN -Mr and
Mrs. Thos. Richardson hive the
heartfelt sympathy of their many
friends and neighbors in the lout of
their Ii:•le daughter, Myrtle Once,
who died Saturday evening, 8th int,
after a long illness'ot pbeuwonio. The
funeral was held on the (.allowing
Monday afternoon, with interment in
Dungannon cemetery, and was largely
attended. The pallbearers were
Masters Walter Tigert. Boddie Mc-
Kenzie, Wilbur Mtrwait and Willie
Petrie.
NoTEW. -Mr.. Alfred Quaid and Miss
Jessie McMillan are in 1'eeswater this
week as delegates for 8t Andrew's
church at r Presbyterial meeting. Dave
Martin left on tuetday for Detroit,
where he intends spending the sum-
mer Miss Dora Y.brtenhals, of
Clinton. was the guest 01 Mie Minnie
Dickson over Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellingron Oliver,
of Ebenezer, are guests at Mr. F. Cun-
ningham's this week....Cberlie Brown
retufhrd to Depot Harbor on Satur-
day, After speeding • couple of weeki
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs W G.
S. Brown.. . We" regret to report
that Wm Brinley is in very poor
health and ia-onflned to the house
most of the time. His son, Jasper, has
Qurchaseu s handsome wutnmobile....
uite • number of the farmers in this
vicinity have bad lightning rods put
on their huildinire during the past
week ... .John Hutchison is very
busy up in Huron at piesent moving
and raising berms. Hs bas just fin-
ished several jobs in this vicinity ..
Messrs. J. Schoenhals, Graham and
W. Finlayson, of Clinton, were in the
village on Saturday on their wan to
Kincardine. to attend the funerals of
the tete Angus McDonald on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brewer and
son, John, who came out from England
last year and have been living at
Kingsbridge, have moved into Albert
McGee's house on the 4th concession.
Mr. Breirer is engaged with Mr. E.
Flynn for the summer.
DUNGANNON.
WEDNEeDAY, May 19.
Mr. T. G. Allen has returned from a
business trip to P•t.rboro.
Mrs. Saunders, of Coo -Coo Valley,
was the guest of James Whyard and
D. Sproul last week.
Mrs. Turner, Messrs. 1. Whyard and
C. Sproul visited friends at Ooo-Coo
and MalekInogg this week.
The funeral of Mrs. Wert, who re-
sided here for so mane1yare, and late
of underlet, took place ltrr Dungannon
cemetery last Friday.
Mr. Chars Elliott.Cheeks one of our pro-
ve merebanta, was 1n London
week. and returned the possessor
of a fine auto ear. fhb, maker threw
for our villas We are now weeder
Ing wbo le to be the rest owner ns.
ibe of oschool-emote M • bogy .pet these
tisesa Beside@ the ordinary sessions,
ease M bald earth ssowning .ad woolen
y (senor. No doubt tea
ag vaeat ma will be hall.d with
Amble aseeptanes.
A $reds bnol nooveation will he
Mid d the wheel Methodist ebereb here
es Thrreday. All flenday wheels In
the & Ariel ars tot be represented.
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We are glad to know time Mr. Harry •••••••••••••
Gallagher, who recently underwent an
operation, is improving rapidly and
will likely be better than ever.
Mr. Jack Robertson is preparing to
build • new barn thio summer. Mr.
Toomas Shields has the contract,
which means • good job. Mr. Sam,
Potter intends to remodel his barns
this summer.
Mr. Thomas Bellows, one of the
pioneer. of Colborne. passed away at
the home of hie son -in law, Mr. R M.
Young. on Tburday. May 12th. The
funeral took place on Saturday and •
targe number of friends and acquaint-
ances
cquaint- to Northern Ontario to remote his
and psdaid their lent respects to the work as Are -ranger, whicosuh positint yoneawhe
BANRBALL FOR 191:, -The harebell bas held for lbs last ple
Patrick Reilly. of laden Grove, spent
enthusiasts of Smith'. Hill met rat the w few days of batt week in Ashfield and
eeriest departmental store to organize returned home on Saturday accom•
for the coming season, fully twenty-;, ponied by bis sun, Leonard
five being present. The enthusiastic Michael Benniger end family
spirit of the gathering led to •din- motored to Riversdale last Thursday.
citation of the formation of • rural Rumors are stinal that several other
baseball league, including. as they parties in this locality are contemplat-
hoped, such places as Saltford, Dun -
ng the purchase of automobiles.
Rwnnon, Auburn, tilde and Carlow. During the early days of last week
The members resolved themselves into several Derma. residing Along the lake
an organized club. to ¢.•Tern which reported having seen • wildcat *brig
the following were ele••t.d : Honorary the lake shore. An expedition in
president, Lt. -Col. Varrne : president, which about a score of men partici-
R. M. Young ; vine -president., 4. Shep- pail was organized, and the narrow
pard: secretary -treasurer, Mr.Clayton'; strip of woodland in which the animal
manager. Warner Welter. It i. to he
was thn„ght to he was searched. hut
hoped that such an co gganizuion may-ntheir efforts were fruitless. The cat is
develop in order utast the social spirit , .1111 at largo.
which ba. been so rapidly vanishing
in the country Ville laa7 be again re- I DUNLOP.
vived. , TUESDAY, May 18th.
BAYFIELD. Mr. A. A. William., who was on the
Mt,NDAY, May 17. I staff of the steamer Peliki this spring,
Miss Maggie M•Iw,od left this week I u at home at pre"ent. suffei ing from
agR an attack of infl tmmatory rheu-
for an extended •isit at Port Dover. 1 marism.
1)r. and Mn. Met..ite have arr(v d at Miss Laine L.utenslayer, who hos
their beautiful summer home, to spend been in Toronto for the part three
a,, few weeks. 1 montha taking a probationary course
Praut LIBRARY FOR BAYFIELD.--A at Grecs hospital, is st home at present
movement is on foot to organize • pub- for • visit.
lir library in our village and already Seeding is about over here end the
sufficient names have been secured to farnien are busy preparing their
furan o library association. A meeting ground for corn, of which there is
to oi«'.uss plats and make further ar- likely to be an immense quantity
re-igemente is to be held next week.
planted.
T. s enterprise ought to meet with the The bewvv white frosts that we have
he -sty support of all Interested in the
welfare of the community.
WEDDED. -A ver quiet home wed•
ding occurred on Wednesday after-
noon of this week at the home of Mr.
John Tough, when Miss Elizabeth Nes-
hit, formerly of Belfast. Ireland. be-
came the wife of Mr. Wm. Carnie,
Stanley. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. A. McFarlane in the pre•eoce
of • very few relatives and friends.
After a dainty wedding supper Mr.
and Mn. Carnie drove to their home
on the Bronson line, where they will
reticle in future.
DR Ft rrriER't VISIT. -Rev. D.
John•t.on, of Varna, occupied St. An-
drew's church pulpit, morning and
evening, on Sabbath last, Mr. McFar-
lane taking the service in Knox
church, Go derich. Next Sabbath the
services in St. Andrew's and also at
Bethany church will be conducted by
Rev. Colin Fletcher, of Thames Road.
Mr. Fletcher'a alma meter. Knox Col-
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Value!
It has no good substitute. It is the best
word in our language to describe merchan-
dise. We must tell you about it. Therefore
we must say value until you give us better
word. It must be VALUE.
A STOCK OF STOCKINGS
Chet say store might be proud of. They will wear
well, they'll wash, they will give you evilly satis-
faction that s good stocking can give and the
don't oost more than soma inferior makes. It is
wise to buy Hosiery nt tbie lied We never sold
better 26c hose than we are selling today. Don't
forget our R pain for 2111o. Just 135 pairs to sell
and can't get any more.
NEED A RUU ?
Does the home require touching and toning and
beautifying a bit? Need • Rug? The main thing
is to know where to buy. Out Rugs are all :hey
should be. Prices Bedrock.
SILKS
We have great Silk values no* in 36 -inch wl.ttbs
at $1.00 and $1.2$. These Silks are made
from the finest quality of silk thread.
CREPES
Firm, evenly woven of good weight. Do starch rad
fast colon. Jur price is at a point below whl.-h
quallty cannot exist. 1So.
D dt A CORSETS
This Corset i- • great favori, with a !erre num-
ber of corset wearer*. Note the reason -it fits
eery, wean well and is low priced for its quality.
Ask for 1) & A
LACES AND ALL-OVER NETS
A sew shipeoeat just in. The very latest for
waists and trimmings.
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lege. bas recently coeferr•d upon him
thehonorery title of Doctor of Divin-
ity and it is in behalf of the new Knox
College that Mr. Fletcher will address
the congregation next SAhbath.
KINGSBRIDGE
riIoNDAY, May 17th.
Louie Dalton left last week fcr
Detroit.
William Hackett returned last week
NEWGATE
STREET LiVERY
Having purchased the
livery business of Wm.
Knox. 1 am improving
the equipment and in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
A11 nrden win receive
pt and tandul at-
tention.
Titternowa No. 173 for
a god turnout.
STOWE
been having lately have dope quite •
lot of damage. Early fruits, such as
cherries, plums. etc , will rotifer most :
early potatoes end beans also show
the withering effect, of the cold. Apple
binsaoms will perhaps not be so much
injured.
AUBURN.
WEunaeuAY, May 19.
Mr John and Mime Melinda Lemp
are Hamilton visitors this week.
Robert Stalker has started his ditch-
ing machine near Mheppardton.
Rev. W. D. Turner, of Blyth. and
Rev. A. Laing exchanged pulpit. on
Sunday.
Watson & Sons and 0. F. Yung -
blot each shipped a car of cattle to the
Toronto market on Saturday.
The Social Circle committee intend
having • field day at the end of June
and promise • good time to a11.
M. Lockhart and James Webster
each received their purchases of grass
cattle delivered by the farmers here on
Saturday morning.
Jobs Johnston bas completed cen-
ent foundation. under John Syming-
toD's stable and Wm. Reaves' driv-
ing shed and erected a cement wall
under his kitchen. C. A. Howson has
erected • kitchen to the south of his
house.
PORTER'S HILL.
WenNEanal% May
Name. -Sunday school day at
Bethel church next Sunday. the Gird.
The pastor. Rev R. J. McCormick, will
preach e.petiall to e children in the
morning at 10.*) the
Bethel Sunday
school will hold • picnic at John Mo
Clure's on the 24th. Everybody come
and hring along your baskets A.
W. Potter 1s attending the Methodist
district meeting at Clinton this week.
Mn. Stirling b home from Port
Staslev, where else spent the winter.
Mr O'Neil, from Clandeboye,
visited at John Cox's on Rurday
Wesley Vagderlwrrgh w Dou`las
McDougall visited at Hill. seen lest
Saturday.
OM -BORNE.
Mr. John W. Mwtord, wbo has
beer vieitieg hl. brother, Mr. Martin
Mugford, rstrreted to M. borne at
Oosboeton. Obb, last week.
T e regelar meshes altos Colhorse
Farmers' Club will Its bald In the Tess -
Hall, prsier. er Thursday.
Maj 2Tth. at 7 30 *Week. wben Mr.
J. J. Mer+iene. of !br'osto, seerettsry
of the United Farmers of Osto.io,
will be preset and tem give ea ad-
dress. A trerdW levitation is extend-
ed is everyone.
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BEAUTIFUL HAIR
GOOD DISPLAY
THE DORLNW1:ND
CO., OF TORONTO,
LTD., Cauada's premier
hair -goods house. a n-
nonnce their visit to
The hotel Bedford,
(loderich, on
MONDAY, MAY 310
when there will be shown
•an exclusive sample stock
of QL'AI.IT1' HAIR
GOODS FOR LADIES in Switches, Braids,
tions, Pompadours, Wavelets, etc.
An invitation is extended to every lady to call and in-
spect these goods.
The Dorenwend
Sanitary Patent
Tou
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hien absolute necessity to
every man who 1. bald. It
will protect your health
and' make you appear
years younger.
Tndetectible
Featherweight Hygienic ,,
Be sure you see them on day of visit.
A demonstration pieces you. you ander an obligation whatever.
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Tramforma-
Remember the Date :-MONDAY, MAY 31st
BENMILLER.
TUEnnAY, May 18.
Benson Long spent Sunday at
home. He is working for the Sear -
borough Map ('o. and is located In '
Logan township, near West Monkto.. 1
About 125 were present at the bee
held by Mr. Hugh Hill last Thursday'
to raise his been. Mr. Mat.. Moines,
of Londe/thorn', was the carpenter.
A card from Verne Gledhill, who
left with the first Canadian contin-
gent. received one day leo week. said
that he Was in France at, I was being
sent down to the base. lc was written
on April 271h.
Reran Orderlies make wt•o feel tine.
You will feel better and I.ve lunger if
you'll ken your howel. r ,r by the
occasionaluseof Resell 1.,.ie lies.
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ORO. Y. CHowN. Restatrar
MILT.INERY
AT W t i OLESALE PRICES
We have a Select line of Millinery, of
which we Invite inspection
Also Millinery Trimu,ines in latest
styles :
We carry U full line of
Ladies' and Men's
Boots and Shoes
Men's Suits
This year's Spring styles. Nobby goods
at bargain day prices .
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE CAN DO POR YOU
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