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SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES, BORSALINO AND KIWI
ti HATS
HEADLIGHT OVERALLS.
Mrs. . with
we and glee •t a Institut"
the will be with us. and glee a talk on tM
work. ♦ geser•1 lovitatloa le ea -
tended to all the ladies to he present.
All ore welcome.
AUBURN.
Wsntls.LAY, April 19.
R..N.l.s • ssAssd of Now snratct iota
taw. L.sv.rosrader,saaly .ith Ridden or
A.aalth
Mies Everett. of Palmerston, who
'visited in the village over the week-
end, assisted the choir of Knox church
on Sunday morning, and .1-u sang •
solo which was much appreciated.
EYurrs AM A PIMA' ATA. --Rev. Wm.
Itiiihhv, M. A., pastor tat the Dunn-
ville Bap:irt church. and brother of
Mews•.. lien. and John Kaitlaby, of
Auboou. has enlisted with the Illth
Battalion for overseas service as • pri-
vate. Mt. Itaithby tient in hieresigua-
tion as pastor, but the congregation
has asked him to sceept leave of al•-
sence. We herr that Mr. Itsitbhy has
hewn doing a splendid work at Dunn-
ville. and his congregation is evident-
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ly loth to givs.bim up.
SUccgatorat. Beyer —The patriotic
enter taiiiment given by the Young
Pe.• le'r Societyon Friday night drew
a bull house. Te play "The Minister's
Bride" created much fun. each ebarae-
ter acting bio or her past to the de-
light of all. Theoung people deserve
credit for their willingness to work a*
they ate dolor to raise funds and
otherwise assist is the Red Cross work.
The proceeds trews this effort were
gtli.73. Beton fie program com-
menced the Red (hoes Society offered
for sale two quilt•, which were bought
up tjuiekly and wale presented to the
Society and resold. They were thus
.old nine times, realising over t{Bl.
Mrs. Harvey McGee gave the Society
a cusbioo. for wbleb tickets were amid.
rai-irg the furthest rum of 610. Thanks
are due aim to Miss Walkom, of Dun-
gannoe. wbo contributed two recita-
tions to the program.
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ST. HELENS.
TC MOAT. April 16.
School Inspector Tom was in our
vicinity last week.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
H. \Voodly is able to be out agair
after his severe illness.
Private Rosa Murray, of the $Sth
Highlanders, Toionro, is home for a
few weeks to artist his father ow the
farm.
,yr. Morphy. who has been working
for Mr. Frank Todd for the 'sat year.
has moved to St. Augustine, where he
has bought abouse and lot. from Mr.
Redmond.
The funeral on Sunday .Gat of the
late Mr. H. McCro.tie was very large-
ly attended. Rev. J. Little conducted
the services. Interment was made in
Greenhill cemetery.
\Vottuu'e Isrrrrei t. — The Wo-
men's loatitute of St. Helens will hold
its Apr'I meeting on %%edneeday, 35th
Jnr., initea.l of Thursday. at the home
of Mrs, J. B. Rutherford. The sub-
ject : "French People and Their Cus-
toms ;" question drawer : knitting.
Let's All Join Forces on
the `Paint Up" Idea
Let's interest the mos DIM door mod the man across the
street in this "(lean Up and Paint Up" Movement.
11 they will do their share and go after their neighbors, you
tee all make a �glorious semen attain m1 b.
in preet .apa'bb
ful, sens
ply .1 civic•ae�.wsew,.
lyt olabeartad e;epe .ds i smut %impeded lar
ispicoispAti
Do your pert earef.Ily tad loyally. V die Hoare bleb
dull, or the Porch is were. or she Peace L seined, • Goat id
"le% Pun" Psi■( will putt yorrpiaa is the 9pie.edap a dart
V then ia any fregig sod .r br iOlema ft a M
a.
'Nis week eeuily ateioeor� trdVie
iaeven. ars emery IVI*YT HIRK ten taw b .r+0
teed. Milk& ee.wrtso..r liras sad
asst wli e...mwssal ryesem et embiseolt.. 11
The Best Medicine
for the Baby.
- The beet medicine for the baby is the
one that never tails to cure and which,
at the tame tisue. the mother may
give with perfeet assurance that it is
absolutely tate. )inch a medicine is
Bany's Own Tablets. They are the
only medicine absolutely guaranteed
entirely bre from injurious drugs aced
what is more they never fail to tree
the baby from those minor ills of
babyhood and childhood. Once a
mother baa used them she would use
no other medicine They regulate the
stomach and bowels : drive out con-
stipation : expel worths and make
teething easy. They •retold by medi-
cine dealers or by avail at Za cents a
bort from The Cr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
KINtUSBRIDGE.
MoNnAT, April 11.
\uvea.—Jobb J. Dean visited at St.
Aligned iue oe Sur day Patrick
Wallace :son the ilea IuiL 1Ve'hope for
his gretedy recovery John and
Mae li, iftln. of Clodericb, spent Sun-
day w i' b AsbMeld friends Mr. and
Mrs. Wes. McCarthy visited at Gode-
rich last week , ..... T . boys ars cuss-
ing back. Jae, Metbethy wbo spent
the last fele whistles Is Detroit. same
home on Sati nlay for the suesmse.
Jim liked city life just right. be said,
but be is hack to help increase Huron's
farm produce for 1918, Neil. McAdam
returned home las: week after an ab-
sence. of about • veer and Ed. %Val-
ises is back from (lodericb.
THE Bio EYECT oe NEXT WEEK.—
Tee thrilling drama. entitled “The
Frozen Trail," stirring. emotional,
pathetic and picturesque. will be pre-
sented here by the K. D. C. on the
evening of April 'lltb, commencing at
s :1) o'clock. The opening scenes occur
in Northern Alaska and the last two
acts in Sew Yolk. This drama is re-
plete with human interest from start
to finish. Alaska tU. O'Connos I, ate
AFTER TUE GRIPPE
fiasl lastorei.IGr ihmegth
Canton, Miss.—"Ism 75 yws old and
became very weak sad feeble from the
effects of IA Grippe, but V lnol has done
me a world of good. It has cured my
c000agg�hbuilt up my streofl;th so I feel
os"—Mrs. active and well aai;nn, Mrs. Lams
BALDWIN, Cantoa,7lirs.'
Vivol, oar de ieione sod liver and Iron
took without oil. aide digestion, en-
riches the end creates strength.
Usegoalledhfor eheook coughs coli
or bronchitis. Year mosey back If
it fails.
N.G. Dunlop, Drugltion. Goderieh
ROBT. WILSON
Massey -Harris Agent
Mentos 5L, Gedwteh
mate i
J. H. Colborne
EASTER 1916
White KiJ Gina
Just the thing for Kastrr wear. A very fine ..sit
I•'r.•tn'h kid and one that gives perfect sati-fac-
tiuu in color and wear. anti is a glow.• that can lie
cleaned and look as good as new. Two qualities
51.00 and 51.20
Kid (:loves in tan, black and.00 awl 51.25
White Silk Caves
1n all sir. awl in -loss, thud' and long Mentonu h.
The-•• Silk blocs$ arc what \1,11 are needing.
ce
it tin get lisle glove e, Silk has lav
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t,.ry popular.
Shot•( silk 4.1.4w49. iu black Anil wltite...SOo. 750
Iwal$ Silk I;It iu black and white. at....
....... . . . . . ...7111o„ 51.00 and 51.25
White SM Beet Hese
A Silk Stocking that will swear
and give satisfaction. Silk
Best Hose are %Vey fashionable
and can be hal in w hite.maize,
champagne and black. at
25c
and
50c
Why Celan sad Cuffs
Everyone want- a n• vu collar at
Kasten. (at't1•. 1. •.1 ti.11ars i -
new and the very late -t is Iit'r•
for yowl to eh.a.t' roan. Hutt.
in white. Hack. awl black azul
white. at each *t
75c
or by the yard at
$1.00
White Silk Waists
Silk \\'aista in wliite sill. crepe
d.• client• and habitue, in all
Pius anal several styles. • Let
u- rhos you then.•,\\ sis4s this
w•.vk before the 1w wt of theta
are wild. Bar+
$2.25. $3.00.
$3.50
last of the Boethics. under whose spell
both Cod. Rand 1 EJ. !Monett) and Dr.
Jack Moore. 1). 1. Sullivan) both tall,
is a combination of true womanhloos Fos
(J
love and eesetaney.
J.
Sinnett I. Alaska's father, is a typical
reeentful Indian. Capt. Walker I W.
Lanolin, is an old trapper and miner
whose goudnatured, rough-and-ready
ways make him a general footlight
favotite. Helen IP. Sullivan), the in-
genue. and her father. the Hon. Tom
Seen i11. P. Hogan(, furnish excellent
corned) roles. Mrs. Kaod IL. Mc-
Carthy) and Bishop (R. Meyers) por-
tray ,American ari.tocratie life. Joe
Starkie (H. Hearn,, a consumptive, is
a good pathetic character, while his
t r,.ther. Ti.. t W. Dalton), demon-
.tratee brotherly care and affection
with a touch of irresistible light com-
edy. The thrilling situations whizh
ars .nsny and varied are the parts that
male this production a ' ripper." Ad-
mission will be :ti and ''SI cents. Lots
of instrumer:tal music and refined
vaudeville between art.. g
The contest was a keen one, and Vere Alt
is to bti congtatulated.
Mr. Alex. Bsrnby, of the Toronto
Dental College, is .pentlingthe holiday
at the bowmen( Mr This. McPhee.
Mrs. Herbert Murdoch left on Mon-
day last for her home at Portland,
Oregon, after spending 1 he last few
months at the horse of her father, Mr. ,
A. Breen.
The many friends of Will Glenn are
Pleased to see his cheery face again in
this vi:inity. We understand that
owing to the Western chmst.e not
agreeing with his h.all,h, be has di. -
posed OChis property in the West.
LUCKNOW.
MONDAY. Apri117.
Mr. Jaynes Barber spent the week-
end with Kincardine triende.
A wte.idn of spring is the everlast-
ing croak of the frogs in the nearby
swamps.
Miss Sadie MI..untaio: of t:oderich,
is spending • few days with Miss Ito..
Smith this week.
Pte. Telford Aitcbi.ne," who is in
training ,e with the Id a Bettalioo,
spent Sunday at his horse here,
Messrs. (bot don B gues and (larssee
Hertdeieon drove to Walkerton hot
week, and donned the khaki uniform.
Last week we reported Abe D.,rnin
as congaed to the house with appen-
dicitis. Fortunately the ailment
turned out to be less serious.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rivers arrived
from Western Canada last week.
They are visiting Mr.. Rivers' pareenti,
Mr. and Mr,. Roderick McChsrlee, of
town. "
Members of the Wingham Salvation
Artuy were in town on Friday selling
copies of the Easter War Cry. 1'bey
also LekLopen-air services in the after-
noon and evening.
Mr. and Mn. Win. 1.. McKenzie
were out at Langside on Wtdoesdiy
of last week attending the marriige
of the latter'$ sister; Elizabeth McIn-
tyre, to Mr. George Moffat.
fhe Patriotic Society of Lucknow
bbl placed a large hoz at the corner of
Mr. D. R. Mc/ninon's store, and is col-
lecting old papers, rubbery. etc. The
members are looking forward to the
rat ng of nearly a carload.
What seems to he the moot exciting
news o4the past week was brought to
light Sunday morning, when one of
our local soldiers took his girl to ,
Wbiteehurcb to attend ebureb. and
the girl's firmer beau. in an act of
frenzy, followed them from Lu eknow
and eut the harness to several places •
while they were in church, lesvtng the
ydung couple in awkward circum-
stance.. 11 reeves,ibe taken. of which
that
Aviion will possibly
more particulars will be to bead later
on.
7000 Rods of
STANDARD FENCE
mutt be mold by July let,
1916. We bare two ear Toads of
the beet tense that tsoee eon
buy and we have lmonght mo
we can senp
rt. Call ``a and
ere our mtoes and get our
W.� before you boy your
tWe need ills mosey
and you need the totem.
Fm. is -Harry
We carry a fell Ilse of Farm
Machinery always os band.
eel Colima
We leave them. MI mbar= and
.ia... A large a.s.etmest al-
ways no eve Mer.
If you need a Mw tote of that
p ODS�M>e-
vye
bore a usrlesei Jose ha.
Barr or Salt Wood delivered
to any part d laws.
Plume No. 1/115
The old raying is, '• 1' can't have
both Bair and brains," but it is pretty
tough to he lei' h.out Moth. If you
will take notice, however. you will see
the brainy people drat. Into F. J.
Pridbam'r for their clothes.
Tkat terrible cagy cwt
Y.e kagw hew
d.aa.re•e it Id. If Ole
Win MOOS Y (AMA IL
Y ase.. .r ~se.
Rub the Awe( ..11
with Ch..b•r l al a •
I..t...t sad nee e
deaf ehambwkun'•
Cough Remaly. The
0001104011 .ad pma so
the .►rt will •.-
th. cough will •tep-
th• dusger pa•..
Clombwtr.•• nrwr-
di.ore safe sod d.
'pot dt.sptietet.
=Ss..- a settle
CHAMBERLAIN'S
LINIMENT
LOTMMAN,
TossDAT, April 18,
LOTHIAN Locwu. —Mss Be..i. Barn-
by
hate returned home again. atter
spending a week or se vWtisg friend.
Is Toroab, .. . Mr. Bd. Oilman spent
a sew days lam week visiting friesd.
at Iswoo Charlene Henderson
bas enlisted sad le now with the sol-
diers training at [widower Ales.
Barnby, of Tavola Ualversit . is
spwisg a few days at bbl Was beer.
PORTER'S HILL.
TI VAT, April I6.
Norse.—Mrs. Ow. M bee
misread borne. Mmol three
week* et Losaos liar McDoa-
WlukMDetroit Mrs.
eDDosald, hiting of Detroit. 1. visit-
ing Is the selshborbood. The
Ladies' Aid will meet at the borne of
Mrs. Wm. Jobastos es Monday.
Apo SIthl wut Oes wears a
M Gad .wk ilsys—a baby bcey.
CARLOW.
WanxaruaY, Apil fel
Mr. M. Umber 41epessa et •
Deft ros.stly be Mr. thea Batas,
Mr. Vers OwNsgbasaas*
1000000000000. dm4M ibe lUlatrrs fat sfoek
Doreowead's Display of
ARTISTIC HAIR -GOODS
should be seen by every rattan
and woman who would keep .at-
tractive and youthful.
L -\DIETS who have not sufficient
hair to do justice to their ap-
pearance and (',ENTLEMME`
N1'HO ARE BALI), come to
The hotel Bedford,
GODERICH
THURSDAY, APRIL 27th
wnen von can have a I'Itlifi ototoNsTRATuty of the style that
will an.wur your demands.
LADI1:S Switches, Braids. Transformations, Pompadours,
Naves and many other Chair -goons creations of the finest qual-
ity- hair.
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GENTLEMEN!
Hygienic toupee' and wigs
which are indetectable,
featherweight and are worn
by over a quarter million
men. See what a benefit it
;Is to YOUR HEALTH, COM-,
:FORT and APPEARANCE.
DORENWEND'S
Head Office and Showrooms, 105 Yonge street,
TORONTO.
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will pay you in actual
dollars and cents. The
extra work you will get
from a TAPATCO pad-
ded horse will amount to
many times the pad's
cost.
H. J. Fisher, THE tis MAN
Hamilton Shoot
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