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Twon.DAY PnaVes r 3 191.1 7
Matthew Finkbeiner died at hie' of Seaford.. The ceremony was Iter -
hones at (Jrediton on January 21(b,' (ormed forme Hi3. 1.' 44. nurt*. le wUhre•
h-
um'sisty-sbrse y•In, young P
lavas) U. Amltb, son of D. !lsltb, at
tide here.
tit. Joseph. was retarded at .til a Gala At a special meeting of the town
w
on Jau•ry 13th to Wu Mildred Gal- courted bele u',costly • bylaw was
d, to
Iles, of tiewn• ppaawssed authorising the burrowing of
IMAM for public school and Colh giate
bleu. Geddre baa bis farm on lustiwte tot li.
the 3rd concession oft Morris to F.nd- p pose
o.
McCallum for gII OIU and will move BBCi8ELti.
to Sulgrave to reside.
By • vote of lel to Ste the electors of
Beeson decided in favor of having
Hyde -electric light and power It -
stalled In the til)yte.
Mia, Pieter Fisher. an aged resident
of Wei 'curch, passed away on Jen•
uary IIN.b• $be is survived by one
daughter and three son..
Mies Addie M. 011,son, of Mort it
towoehip, was taartied at her hums
there on January 17th to Kingsley
Atkinson, of HMRer.ville.
The y)O-sere farm rf the tat( Lade
lin McNeil. of the 14th oouoewiou of
Grey, bats been purchased by . J. M.
Knight, who now owns :eel acre.
The sum of WI was raised in aid of
11 lgtan relief fund by an enter -
An enjoyable eutertaintnent was
bcld under the auspices) of the Willing
Workers, of the Presbyterian church,
0o Januar, '-:, b at the t own hall. The
IOW of Irri was realised.
Mr. and Mn. J. W. Sanden,of Mon-
erieff, they township, have 'moved to
H'usosh w voile. Before leasing
their turner bout. they wrte made
the recipie tots of an adders. and two
flue r'ecing-cheirs by the church
people there.
Mrs, Jobn Sinclair. who up%tl four
plena moo resided at Bru•tsrl., died at
the horse of her daughter, Mn. V. H
McPherson. at Bloscattb. Manitoba,
oo January 21st. Tee funeral took
place from the home of ber'iater, aln.
the A. lime, t • Iiru•arls cemetery. The
teinment and lantern lecture put on deceased was in her eightyfliri yrrr.
at tienson on the evening of January CLINTON.
21st. Mr,. Reebst Mbtieok ,and .I"hn M.
The trustees of 8. 8. Ni'. 4. AY
est �ieilw»e, lrttb of (Tinton. were married
\Yawwpo,h have been author,z d t, wt ILincudtne no Janwtyl7th by Bea.
•
A. J. Langford.
issue debentures to cover the coot of
the erection of • new Iwo -room school•
house.
))t. Samuel J. Coulter, of Toledo,
formally of Hensen, was married at
Leamington on January o to Mose
Lilian A. Salton. They will reside at
Toledo
,'apt. John A. Cooper. who Awe been
tinted to command the tenth tiat-
laion to he raised at Toronto, is a
Clinton 'Wel boy" and is a brother of
A T. Cooper, of town.
Mies Bessie Walker, of Brantford,
wbo bas many !.lends ben, was mar -
The farm of Miro .1 E. Nwarts 00 tied un January sill h to James Essen,
the 2nd concessi en of Morris bas teen of that cit y. The young couple p . id
purchased by Alex. Nov. of Tura- visit here oo their wedding tris.
terry, who had sold bis farm to Mr. Mrs. J, K. Smillie, mother of Mn.
•
Nutri. Mitchell. a resident of the 2nd
covice••ion of Stephen. died on Janu-
ary lett ei e a long illness, He was
in his seven'y•Hr.t year and is sur-
vived by four sone.
The home of Stanley Bartley. of
Ethel. was completely destroyed by
fire one morning recently. The flim - ceased, who w•s eigh'y- ane years of
ily escaped In their oigttclo:hea and
nothing was saved. (age, Mara . igbt children, twenty
Re andchildren ani thuteen great -
Mn. Malcolm Ferguson. norther of grandchil.lten.
Dr, Ili. Ferguson, of Ethel. 1104 at her I The annual congregational meet ing
:tome at °Harriston on January 17th. of Willis church war livid nn .I amity..
A family of four twos and three 1A(b. B.p-,rts proved the church to
daughters survives. he in • prosperous condi ; ret and the
Mn. Hlei y J. Mci ;enaben, of Bel- hicks were closed with a t'alance of
hooptal on
r25.15 in the
e p,stor,
tenure, ied al Z4 4. ,She wasmthe daugl tee , keF. C. Harper. 0*l 1
given an ro-
of Mr. and Sirs. Wm Bat hour. of Kic- crease in *alai, of SIM.
loss, and was in her tbitt:eth year. I Mary McTaggart, relict of the Late
Mrs. Bile. Dt.upe mooed away ate Wut. flurray.di -d at her homehere
her home at Kirtton on January 24tt, on.lanuwry Lei b. Sbe eat the oldest
after a year's alines.. She is survived,resident ' tot Clinton, being in her
by her husband, five sans and tone nine%yf.o'tb year she was a native
Jaugh'erv. The deceased was in bet, .o
of Stlestd but bead Lied in l'wnada
six' yetr•t yews. ! nearly ill her life. Iler hu•hand diad
The engagement is announced of twenty year* ago.
Kethleer•, yentigest daughter of Mr.) Mr...1'•hn 1)aynient died at her home
J. Grigg, of town, pored away at
London on Januar) 'L:od. She had
visite) here on a number of occasions.
Mr. and Mn. Grigg attend'd the
tuner. 1.
M•s. Frederick Wessman. of Mitch-
ell, soother of J. F. Wumao, of (lin-
ton, died on January 2.3rd. The de-
YE¢alth kr
$kkWomen
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
-Here is More Proof.
To women who are suffering from some form of
woman's special ills, and have a constant fear of breaking
if
down, the three following letters ought to bring hope: -
North Crandon, Wis. - " When : a -as 16 years
old 1 got remarried and at 114 years I gave birth to
twins and it left me with very poor health. I could
not walk across the floor tt shout having to sit
down to rest and it *ea hard for me to keep about
awl do tory work. I went too doctor and he told
me I had a displacement and ulcers, and would
have to have an operation. This frightened me so
ninth that • I did not know what to do. Hay' unigg
heard of Lydia E. 'inkhorn's Vegetable Compound
I thought I would give it a trial and It made me as
well as ever. I cannot say enough in favor of the
?inkhorn remediea.n--Mra. Mayas Asaacs, North Crandon, Wis.
Testimony from Oklahoma.
Lawton, Okla. -" When I began to take Lydia S Pinkham's
Vegetah$e Compound I seemed to be good for nothing. 1 tired easily
told had headaches much of the time and was irregular. I took it again
before my little chili wail born and it did me a wonderful amount of
good at that time. I never fail to ret,mmnrend Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to ailing women because it has done so much
for ine."-Mrs). A. L. McC'ast.wxn, 5119 Have lit., Lawton, (Saki.
From a Grateful Massachusetts Woman.
Roxbury, Mats. -"I was sutferinpi from inflam-
mation and wan examined by a physician who found
that my trouble waw -caused by a displacement.
My .%n1ptnma were bearing down pains., backache,
anti sluggish liver. I tried several kinds of medi-
cine : then I was asked to try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. It haw cured me and I am
pleased to be in my usual good health by using it
awl highly recommend it. - Mrs. B. M. Os000n,
1 Haynes Park, Roxbury, Maas.
If you want special advice write to Lydia
E. Plnkham Medicine l'o• confidential) Lynn. Maas. Your
Tetter will be opened, read and an'twered by a woman and held
In strict confidence. - -- _ _ .- _ - ----
common venture. Their plan was so
wbolebearttrdly tarried out that they
built their houses and bougbt their
f.r►nitws with funds taken by each at
will (roes the common stock.
"Neese to the fast day of John Lis-
ing'ton'e life was a butanes struck or
arrangements made fur a ditieion
between tberuiteliree.
Their oonosros wens many. but the
principal Matinee* was in Nis and flits
.Pad. In this they pro -jeered greatly.
J -ares was the leading spirit. John
to tonged the tlrm's hu.inesr at I.is-
tuwel, where he lived. and there his
salve part in the but loess ended."
The )edagient went on to show how
John LivingMon'r representatives and
surviving brother attempted to wind
up affairs amicably. but the attempt
eventually broke down. An act on
was ben In hail and the rase has'
boom
gone on ever since. Four mat ten are I
now in dispute. They'sre the bosiues.,
at Vele, Ihrlousiness of \Yue.th Heist
at Credltun, the., .be sale of stills wt .
Nader, Oot.. and James Liviugston'i
claim for remuneration for trouble i
ghee hie brother's death.
The judgment went into the iotri- •
caries of them diorite es and the vari-
ety of decisions in Ibe lower ro•1rt•, It.
allows appeal sat far as the Tele bea!-
ners is concerned. srithcertain reserve- I
tions, dismissing a cross appeal also
with rest relit i •ns ; each poorly hear-
ing his own costs in appeal and cross
ernes'.
ULYTH T•yl..r, end it now b•.sily.ngagedget-
TUEiDAY. Jan. 'iug part of the C"oonrrc:at hotel
' fisted up for the p•umist. 01 conducting
this bar -Ire's.
Dtttt.ci.r. ails): Rtr.'ttriTe.-it••eru.t- I
and 11ra. Thee. 3.4, inertly. of V+rn', to herr on J'nutry -t d. r•he wit+ l.nrn ing °freer Scott is imp irg with feir-
Ernest W. It. lex ord. of Moro rose in Engl.nd sixty th,ee years age :end ly good auroras in.eruring r-ec.si's it r
son of Mr. and le re. Joseph levied. t.f settled here nearly unity years) age. tbe'1.11•1 limon Battalion. lib bee
Dude(ich tnwrship. 'Rhe i+ '"r"ived by three '"'ns and i now secured tit, ten. So far be ie drill- I
A plan is o0 00
d foot t remove the thrrr 4,eghtrn. .44.nt Foster, td in,[ them by givin:r then, marches
ne Le•unn. A lot was meow y ];
a l
sod .lead !'esu r lir•! Mr 1 to ph exnet t• 60011 to hare the Akre. 1
tueil t
o ren" (. xlrri,•h, 3 imra F.,t.r. of London, I
1 ever y d ly '4 afi.ntt eight mile., but he t
w 'w
lletboti•t church building at Ethel to
ht•rtl and it ie expected that 't Cope, of elint..n• .re "4"es• and H•1111sn1 up for drilling of w more
pats
I *tit" lar the deceit'''..
n her
Oared under ther wsau« uatu'P
•a «Pntrut will
rhnrch ar.J the bui'ding brick vend \VINtillA\i. 7lie BI.tTH FAIR. -The annual
ern 11 Lal on on d Walton ha. ge to Wel- meeting ed the hlytii A a,c
eat ohne. the four-year-old dsughler I&returit. allele he his,. po•iti.in. piety sass halal in Ind11s•ry hill on
oowith fair ate
tenderer ref the runlet ere. The T. art
f M andMr•. \\'m. Armstrong, pij firmer: c.nvent..n held herrnnTh°r deal return n,
I1,11•10wn. was so timidly 1.•••nest oyt Jar.u•tr y 21st av as rets etre-mettle The
vetting flax t • tut- elf 'bile
1, i of t4P "".3"t"'''ait gve
wi:', ..nwi11g a.
1' 4 off btnunr.l cAeneter woo H:Ird to it. cape- twine, -f Iasi tr:u'+ ilii alter Yet Zana Bok Card It.
o .a ith rna'clsthat ate died in my -pilot! , isy „lot Ihr ri••'skric we.e listened to ( whi:•h a di.rus'•inn tw•k place ..n how l.t.t,loa after .uffr'in for Iwo, with g'•,vl attrnt:am.
Nl hold pr. twig ton oke the fai : more aucr•es'tuI %his ,t "'Never •Ii;sin -11,11 1 r"• 'teesp, ears--
day..I The al .naty is 1*ing yr,,.. =Thr .le -lion n( iiia Pas tswk mon o
n lar -n 5. 'i .r- I 1 aye ptuaid
Marty Iiellman, of 7. n i •It. was neat- ,...1. in id. The go, t:• el H.".r is le- place. w ith the fallowing result : Pate• fo•w w wile( foil %'m -R 1. in, A I Pell
Mr Joe Violin -no ilii (tate mime,
ily h red Mrs. 1\m + J Il toss) wad •J )► A 1 ll v 'ul ver.•
When yo•t have lost m easy in the
street eve.y..n- !r r.ady mu brio y•ni
1,1..k for it : but w h• n y 't base l est
)uurcl•ar.rtrr evetya•ir leases you to
leerier(' it as you
Freedent ran ream' 1s)• the «toiled
po.,e•aion ..t a nein-hes)• ted people.
nor ran ini'ru.l p not.. the Corp rr-
ward of rnatetial io...per:1! .-.Hes. Dr.
\\'..11.re Mit illisn,son.
HAD RAS4 SEVEN it EARS I
fOR ROUND SHOULDERS
Many Cures for this Trouble SuS5.4
_ ed. None Perfected
Nobody. It is true, wants to be
round-shouldered. unless It he some
youth who needs only to be told that
his self-consciousness will disappear
if he will but look at the other people
instead of tmagtning that they, are
looking at him. But, while it Is as
easy u It ought to be unnecessary
to preach against the habit, the dill -
ruby 1s•to show how the evil may be
overcome. f'sur,lly, when anything la
wrong, the first step toward righting
it b to discover and remove the cause.
But. in the case of stooping shoulders,
while the cause 1s probably to be
found In our clothing, which hampers
the body and continually burdens it
with an unnatural weight, we can
neither escape from the cause in gen-
eral. nor trona the particular form of
It in the garb which our imperfect
civilisation prescribes_
Many. ird^ea. ,-ave been the meth-
ods suggested to overcome this habit.
In the minds of some the secret Is to
keep the thin drawn in. This atti-
tude. as anyone will pee by trying it.
produces a slight raising and rounding
of the chest. Others would hold the
shoulders squared back and the chest
protnided. Either of these rules, if
carried out. is likely to rrault in a
strained posture. In some cries the
effort w stat:'`• erect !nerdy i.evelops
an awkward bend at the waist, actual --
17 pitching the 1 ody backward A
• mechanical device for securing an
erect posture Is to carry a weight on
the head. Thi- is an exeellrrit meta-
od, but nix: applicable every abc-..
led on Jaren• 1
>- "'It t.. at.ss Jean ing converted int. ,.toe storey. the 'dent. War. I'ottn-t; 1st Ticc•prrs
-.4ou••, to ofserMr. a a. rural •to y in•o w, 'u s E-cauab.,` �I,rn She ..•Id■ : Eot
K 'dent snare •tit .ts raver. )esus• 1 suite,. •1 wilt a rt it un
loot' le, • f Pete dee. The ceremony, 11 I d t \\ (' t
which ass he'd et th- tonne e f Ihr •
the h..t.l 'tables will t• tesrore pie -aslant, n•. .:ay : s.•crerat y- sew•• Its? ha' l-, whish "14 11'4' ''-inlnwn'e 1
Arra 14144.'e to a raw gatwye to he rr„••, -{a., win,. 44, : direct. rr• H. need -'end I toned n'ar.y toiled tc ti•,.
bride's ��tarrnes, wws myitis) •ted b7 11..x. erected ley A. \I. t'. aa•f s).1 • \\'ightnu+r.. \Ynl. lnro (, R. b. Me I l..d de -peyote! of over li•idtnt role(
1, Of. Aic(iilhsriy. the young coupler ( .wan, John1'wrrol•. I)atiJ T.+Idlaw,
ale now residing at Zurich. I E\F:iE1:. F. D. Stelk•r. T. eVell rha.1. 11. R. me. ^hen 1 be.u,t of "l.In, au:, •n•1 as a
Ere 'loth K om T. relict o! the lt!e a%i•. Nelson Peterson. iorm,tty of Gowan and Duncan JlcCellum : sudi- 1s)-1 le- 1'' A.t• r ...led t•• give it e
Thos. C:ark, of the :oh concession ..f Rsrter. diad at her hours• at Cnarpie, Iaro, Alex. Elder and Frwrk M.'call ; • trig!, 1 a n• not IL. f 'ie I foun.l
Morris), Bird on .IJnnuy Pith in incaHoley Nisar di•lric•,uta 1 trowel 1'_'ih delegatre to i s)•1! Ao .ci$tinn At T. t that 7.$)' -!Jul. 4* 00 r rdinary oB.•f-
eighty-ttflh y¢r. Mb- is survived 1 y She was in her Hitt-* z h 'year out is n'to, ,Vn•. Pollock anti \Vtu. /;'lir. went ! %•In -Boit soot 1. owing heal(
thew daughter.: Moe Tho• F,N ts, s'"'"1" liar liu'!'go.i .url a !+roily The direct we n:et lacer ❑cd set the Olnln.h• of J ani wh..t ea Pte uth• ,
of 1Vi. «baht: Mn. N -•4.t. lirddrs and 04 bis. dale -s for this ytat's fair !tor (ictolwr ointments had 'ailr,l t . du -it w ,-
Mn..1a.. Thynnr, of Mortis; and one; Wan. Clock, a former re. dent of lard any 1:b, rff•-eiiog a r•.r•
bon, 1154 s • 'LI"' of Mon is township. 1 Eget(r.was kdtedtya teen at Loudon 1'*. og 0. .AND thcci KA;. -itYvw ' Natu• ally, ftp lint h + rel. 1 tea'
'el...." any, i , and ''.11•r rrntltr'! i..
M... S.,nnri ilroadfont passed two on January 21th, Ire was .mph yea' u,•ne nil MI ending the v0111417 a.uurd w , ttlr.r x11, r. 4 ban• hw' ,ut7,.
At al- horns cf her si.trr. s)1 r.. Wm.' ss a aectiuenuwn by ureais 1'
l. t. Ci, at 4. ale, 01) thiow... Rev. lis turn of tt e 1...h sit.•.•, . • 1 know 11
E1-n.t.f . the Min aced, Tu kt rs pith, and is 111151te l by bis wits r.ud ons fi, I':'a•il, rout ty recrr:a) . t LLr 1 tyre i. peeun.t•rnt. Ate i ....ern 1'4•.11 -
on Janun•y'ath. Ste (vas w native '1 d.,aghtre. limos 1' YAW lyeoperance Alli.nr , of uarle,c uy.ng of tem..••, 1 app„
iuckeramith. Lain the %eecud Monett- I The funeral 1.N•k plarr here on .Ian• occupied *b. pulpit o1 Ft. Andten'a r ate tl:e y t, al Lrwt.Ag 1 e t "Z."
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died . a
Herhu.tsaml predereuawl her tarltr at Billfold n yR P If 1 a nr ••'.-11'ilet s' h err sir•
1 1 other in kw of F tweed • fah t the lrno{xrwncr ).•ittt air do-
ff of ear pllnbs Volt 0 til Anil 7 e•'
ter of the tat • .Int.n Loot! •Lott ugh. maty ."th . f Then as A11 y w lin ' t ebur L its Monday day 11 rning, pvu g ii"it'
l , r �te^.ih utt. Thrdt• err r..'Jry lao-•'ionhots 4i. s,r4v,
vette. (Inc ht -o her •n. one settee
cr- Beast. sin• ,• •' o r. ere r +•
year. I Krs:le en l Mr *. • ell. 4 4.1 .'r, of Bae• ing for the Mopping r t the tato of Jiu.. „lu diy., a •etas : el• • toe tett g-
Mr. nn'I Mrs. itnh•. NI 'swell, who ler. II • f •.1114 lir te.ide•1 . t (lode. icb, l,y,.or in t1.' twuoty Thi♦ wrrk •wnnu, ,unuu•,t .. _..., ; • it Aria. 1 .
fo user A to =rears tier t nn n N.1111414 4(4137 Lan, h. r, i.. for i 1 it 7 yen.* a lb'se nrpnIti*P1 by the Bty1h ten t rr- nt•e •• •-' ". s inipl , o'd • , , en top
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Elmo one. cele)rrsted ilia .islirlh anni•' rr,id.nl .1 Esti, r, 05' killed Ly w awe p.'sy ate canna -sing the village Inured-. pin, b.trn•, 1.1.1 .
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2 with )Nt'tiona whish me t•. be fol- ,i,.111. -.it e. A11d,. _. • 111 • •'r•••
'era u o of their weddrt•g da at Lesm- train at Mamie, a ten J inuary ' 1t11
ing, •11 on Jemmy 10th. Th. -v wein The deceits. d, who on. in his eighty-
inatrird ret (:.1t. ,n 1K:, and •horsily four9s year. Was for f' rt)-Hve vests w
:•f erwerds oma to ',strum county., n,t•wt•er o) Exrt. r 1:dF'
Letter. I. u. 0. F.
where they farmed until n little mote; tun_tal took p1.•cc h.•:•: ou Filey
than *yew le)..luuily of e'ght,'laso
seven
are .144 to
\I.'. M •twaret Nieoll, who lived (1•r, WHY THEY ARE SO P PULAR.
many gars nn the Matilde lire, Slan-
try lown'hip, died set -tittle At the' Quebec Lady's Expereence girth Dodds
beret. 14 her sore, Ji•hn, it 'McHenry.K,e:ne Pd's
N.+.'4, hnkree. Shelves in hetelthts-i y
r n.
h a ttrrwii Jw
t Co'n
thin( rear and M survived ♦ y H •ii iron••. \V' :.;ht l 2
of ton-. She wee the eldest abler of :q ..impeitit. -Th at Ittt4d'a Kleine)' byte 1.).11 ca'.t'bls s).1 ne,t n •
Alar. John Ftr¢nsnn, Mr,. John Rix. PHt,er• Ihrrecov, i elretn•dy for kid- • \\'r Luse le,'• lessons , -osrk- On• . i• urul.11 i 4 n 1 ,' ztnrot r•.
Kart and ,\lr'. John t'de ,ner, of Ilse - neyalisn.ase 10 the neigh.' wireell is dile ,ably mild tt orate 1 foe Ili. 1 ue ,f lira.•.s 1 4 t''.• 1'.: • y t e :raid ea ,trey.
field. and lira. Maly Allmon*.
„food -- tethe cures tl:re neke. Take the cave the year and n.:w Itee.e is 0..".,,row , 11 ' •tI'thepro:.,: . i.-. 1,ttt•')t11..n
rh h. I of Mrs. Jo'eph Fraser. Ilene le Ilse d ) O slit' n'day )lir • /tea '• t . r. •.'t• n• t. • . _s'.nt noel
s Mee. Wm. II Waymon'1). nes eft••.l.-•to't 1,1 .ca.es.'.34ly lanai(:'
reestlen• of linnet', died •n Lucia, v ' ' 1 ronoider D)'J'. 8' Joey 1'.IIs rte
24th. She was leen in E•rgland of my lest re tend'. i h of •e vert r
seventy five vra15 sg.•, but had 'ie.,' -back, and decided t.. try what 14 "•d'.
fa tlnl:ett since .he woo a child. Fire Kidney 1'x11. •ould d.. for It. 1 took
year. ego Mr. end Mre. \Vayrnnuil• five lapses in all nod i AM hem, teary
ellebew'ed'hr Heir'h annisennry of 1 el Ipi eoorla ill was.gtil,.l ly Ii*'y. ketes
their wedding. Brides her h,,.b*tJ .
aha Iray.a three sou. -Ahem amt 1)a!d's Kklney P.Ilaia lhP house•' t the aro era r (I
4'h tile., of 1loilett, aryl Joh..., ,1 1h•,i11'. K•I,..a 1'1 1, cut.1 arm n• the tot awingui Ig•'nthe Myth etlw-•%Kd'in rn.nlrie lrtrinning .•s.l7 at
it lee write tat I of the era -' and ( i, .s Vat .t n1 for I.1» d• Ns of I len 1w• rg•tnn on at .
'hr's *islet* also ssvvive. • k due y•. __ _ •I Leel,' rte.', the du wiry:. ale wrvt,, •'i it ration... „r I:••. Lu ,nc
11,• 4. hippy w',-••. , r:urnatan,•,% it is ,alb 1en1yther likely wee .hdi stet N R:\ FORTH. lies plenty nf.en.w \les -re. R ear\ `'�'tt"" `• w:• b n h'rA to • -,1:4,:"..,14711'
.If ilea were
east 41 •'entree. last het. mote (sot \I,v I a,,.l N. A. Ta 1 wl o h. v'4er 1PA o.
lli•e Rli:h 1 w tin, who left esus) f •'- 14
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enol a ye•tr ago i th one of Ili.• suras• K• P P
e0wtlegenu Inc the (111+114 is returning c.rrnmatantes' wut0s. ase 1nr•ifi Png'lt•d By ngapiM saahul rnafl,tewrP r.1 •R••'• 1• ,
home un •„ Maosger to arty r)-••ln the new .how room - i ai rrr., t+)lat. '. she -p f.•r w i In'd tlsnrner t►m•, [, '. ' (1e 1
k furlough i ht+'1Mie "Pot 1.. ('''n •d, n Ir•' ,In ,
The tnanlece tank pl•PP a' IL mi.' �'n' )os) will div in ten gi,h art. garage end stitwst sno» to"hav+• (e in
Pte well iw a furetal enng for iMac .y.wnw• for thele ea't» lir. F. \foe+j •"•ng end egr+eil that f.•. eh. i.• • at u
far'', *n liter of to 1.. of o t V. Ho- r4 i�•i, a'nl, las W. have 41417 teen sense. br 1 harr.d t h mores s se. they w.'i.ld pace a mis•,fl"n r 'MAO
M(' Aa liter of rhe ate JR.n Hbfnl•, ere, yea will bave to lied! theta o•t,'
hi sig lata R' lilydso•e
wadi(' t • 1:rndgosilets ani Ciotti •,.. ,inti, •r I nn 3,•• t 1' 4 r 3., 0•
there ,rearmed 40 mets( erro . f Pa' I a• T , oe • !' • a u n.-
1 %sol 11 •t Co.,
't,ent asking that the 'ala ail mat:• uta eu'a atttrs at -41 its t t' : r
tectum of them, in the Prnelnkte wool i
the Dominion 1•e di.conti::ur'. 'I hey 1
met with very g 'oil +u: cess, e•t•rciul:y I A ; �•'••AImKABLF t: '.SE.
with the w.'wn-n, I, t they did n 1 1u1 - -- -
the,ign.turesof a g,NA many ion Brothers "-an aCciamo.t Pc -se fa- F.r'
est tl ei en '1t a lied Close Pantie
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ba.l th e a cues »Lich is very stn• in a .' log e. mania& ltu:u marl 8" .
no .sl in�th r stir-ti.m at thea rrn•.•n.
Tt.e.ter o $ward+)• was very Lill 1'•'r, .
in lel, it is not oftetuany L•Rtrer.'aih E. 61,1/. .T• Joh+• .•sdlen,•
th-.p-log Il. redo 'rhe N.d (',n'. l.itI, Cron w• re .114.1.•1 1 ti
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beaign.rri• at L'a,du» Ira. wart. -rel (Ise vertn.•rrlop e,•.•i. .
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Birth -end ten Asoghr►r. - M '. *Innen w nes' a: a wt. ,et1/t ' Ms• yn „wt rrr t
Alfred Peters, of CIM, Slkh., arm allta4rtltrf r''nre um" •eM1t kl rear•. rr ,tkl..•, 1 Ais1111 'It lot of 1' • ttw,i 21,1"...1111.4 l 1.
Rose, wt Lome. Three erothe,a and ILrI :'+ KWn y PJs always erre sick to iiedraw'i to be s ensoomenring u, ' ' 'h• r.. '
a'w, (4' whirl, • , l,• '
sod y •.s le'e'r e i I sten/ a ndwtt ,n 11 .t -r; ' Ive as •
and tsetatsrsat 1 ueiweaa of Mr. 1t• 4.
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A NEW STOCK OF
'Furnishings
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iu,luding the latest designs in
Men's Plain and Fancy Ties.
Dress and Negligee Shirts.
Winter Hats and Caps.
Overcoats and Sults.
Everything the man or boy could need who
wants to be well dressed.
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
THE SQUARE - - - GODERICH
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Things to Eat �I
MP' new egg
The Best Bread
Buns
Cookies
Cakes
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DAVID BURNS
Baker and Confectioner
KINGSTON STILERT
Now that the cult weather,
here you'll want your
homes more comfortable.
Get our prices un
Furnaces,
Clot Water Boilers,
etc.
Our Perfection 0144 Heats+
are just the thing to drive the.
cod out of chilly trorner-.
All repairing to plumbing
fnrnace work, etc., prom}
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Phone 1a:r Hamilton Street
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Are You Interested in FOWL?
if so, call and ge: one o•1 Cyphers Incubator Co.'s b 1 )`:s on incubators, Brooders and
care of fowl. aThese are fre 2 for the asking o` them, We have in stock :
I small Columbia incubator, 130 to 140 Eggs.
1 Cyphers Incubator, 244 Eggs.
3 Portable Hovers.
This'company manufactures Electtob.stors i't two sites.
No. 1 Electrobator, capacity 60 Eggs.
No. 2 Elec trobator, capacity 120 Eggs.
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With 1'{.r'• l- ,.•t•,'',wtot., If the ,'! r?rir rn.-
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egg•.:ts there i. etton41s heat stored ter k• ep lire
le tine. as tire. 514'.
1r there i• not thine yo want to know about
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Cypher. 111.9411or Co.
A r • yu:s R`t-•inq 111• 111111111.1• of eggs pm
ehmnld If tint try 1).. Ile+: i'•.nncea. This is
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the tn.ti..•t. If it doe* net, 40 lir gn:arrnteed, re -
term 1h • .•tnp'y i' •.-'k it • :.ud gat your ouorwv hook.
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11Nt th • '' '• pa kilts end vet your money
hitft• 1' i- t 4t y emit by lie lira•, and it re
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etrt;t'y f. ,•;.e2• it tee p:r hswPt- is nor ♦O'isfl•.1
with tee •poi! et'lwfe„•. SVP litre •'1.1 tons o1
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Shelf and Heavy hardware
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