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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-3-1, Page 4,r - Y a wa • LueesoAv, MART H 1, 1917 FINE BLUE SERGE SUITS Made-to-order AZI $22.00 This cloth was bought nearly two years ago ; since that time blue Serges have gone up in price about 50 per cent. We have only enough cloth for a few suits, so if you want a real bar- gain in a blue Serge suit order without delay. Walter C. Pridham 20th Century Brand Ckthiag Phone 57 Borsalino Hata Stop That Bark atrentr With sn 1 ire Pine and Spruce Balsam If yol have a stubborn cough if your ngi are inflamed and your irritated. this -prendid a ynt-wflts1fitrd- the relief y. u weeki iiptl • and without any harmful after- effrete. Penalise Whip Pine sod Spruce Balsam is sheeting remedy COM- poundrd of Pine Hark, Spruce Gum. Tainar•ae Bark, Wild ch and other well-known in lents of recognize d nit•rits. et a bottle °f thjs effw'tivr remedy as algin as possible and rid yourself of that ttuigh. Sold 111 two MUM. r 25c %Nn 50c JAS. A. CAMPBELL, Phm. B. "Central Drug Store " Corner North Street and S.lnarr l;,.It rich Ito. '.t arts,,,,, Res. 32t WHEN YOU WAKE • .� UP INK GLASS OT WATER Wash the poisons Arid toxins from system before putting more food Into stomach. Gays Inalde-bathleg makes 'sty. one look and; feel clean, sweet and f•efreshed. Wash yourself on the inside before breakfast like.yoti on the nutalde. This Is vastly more 1 1portant because the skin pores do nit absorb Impuri- ties Into the blood, causing Illness, while the bowel pore do. Foe, every ounce Of food and .drank taken into the stom ch, nearly an Lunee of waste material mast be carried out of the body. If this waste material le not ellmina day by day 1t gilckly ferment* a,d alnenites poisons, gases and toxin which are absorbed or sucked Int. the blood srream, through the lymph . ucts which should emelt only nourlahm..t to sus- (110.1he body. a ileo A did health , t h m watt e Is to drink, before breakfast each day, a gins. of real hot water with a tea- spoonful of limestone phoaplist in If, which is a harmless way to ash these poisons, gages and toxins the stomach, elver, kidneys nd bowels; thus cleansing, ewee.t.an g and freshening the entire aliment canal teforeuttin „ P S ants food In Ibe stomach. A quarter pound of ibse.tn ne phos- phate coeds but very little at the drug store hit to sufficient to make anyone an entbuslaat on Inside bathing. Men and women who are eeeuatomed to wake iip with a dull, aching head or have furred tongue, bad taste, Darty breath, ,allow completion, others who here bilines attacks, arid stomach or renal 1paIion are assured of pm eeemeed Improvement In both health and appearance shortly. ",- . _.r .... s .7 King Edward Cafe (HOWETHINO Naim The weather is now seat Pssp s coaling to town can be served Hot Coffee, 1 ea or Cocea at (ic , Meals also served 96C Highest prices paid ter butter endings. The best barn in town for stabling. Joseph Murray Kweelle kill , woman Tr t R•11 - if ', , y. �• / t4 { 21. NG RHE =j ANS �_• DI I�MATIS M ..a v tit•: ST. HELENS. MATUHDAY, Feb. 24. Miss M. E. Salkeld, of Oodericb, is visiting at Mre. R. K. Miller's. Miss Palmer and Mir Curran spent Sunday at their Bowes at Ripley. Miss Anna Stewart. of Wingham high school, spent the week -end et home. Mr. Hoy Moore, of Alberta, end Misr Florence Cunniugbaut, of Walkerton, are visiting their runt, Mrs. John Miller. Mr. Hyde has taken over his shop again and will he prepared to do all kinds of work In connection with the blackrmithing business, as in former years. He asks for the patronage of all his old customers :a Mr. N. Bradford left for the West on Tuesday. His wife and family in- tend to follow hire in • couple of weeks. They expect to locate near Woodrow, Sask. Our best wisher follow them to their new home, The LiterarySociety: on Friday night took the urat of a *octal even- ing. Music, recitations, guessing contests and charades were engaged in, lunch was served and a very plea. - ant time wee spent. Next Friday a debate will be on between Lucknow and St. Helens and a good program will he provided. Wooxres irsw rITUTa MERTINtl. - 'fhe Won,en'r Institute meeting held on the _}ltd was well attended. The prograw was gives by tb._SL Augus- tine Institute, consisting of an instru- mental duet by the Mimes Kearns and inst.uweutals by Miss Effy Wil- son. which were well received. Two excellent papers were read, no "Enter- taining," by Mise Beatrice Anderson, and on "fete Child's flights," by Miss H- Thompson. Mrs. Kirk, district president, was present and gave a talk on Red Crass work. Miss M. K. Salkeld, of G.xlerich, and Miss Cunn- ingham. of Walkerton, told about their work in their home aocietiee. The collect ion for tea amounted to over 11/4. A motion was made by Mr. Geo. Webb, seconded by Miss B. Nay- h•r, that a donation of $$I) be sent to Byron Seaman iuns for the returned Invalid soldiers. _- Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with local application., ea th• y cannot resets the Net of the Aar. err, ('.herb W a loon dl. rale, erearl5 Irrnaeuced by ooceanunoi.at Darr dltleos, sod in order to wire it you w.u,( lake on Inn erne) remedy. owl.. l'atarrb Cure t taken Internally and arta through the blood on the muooua curfeoes of the PIyrtem. Hall. Ca'Ar,h Caro we. pne.crlbe••I by wee of the lest phyn••uue in tilc rounuy for yew,' 1t 1. onmppore.ed-of one of chs beat tonic. known. combined wl•h ,rine of the hod blond p,rlliero Th.• perfect rombin.t too of the lniiredteit, in Heir..'rt.1rh Cum I. whet produce,. ruck wonderful r.•.ults in eeterrhel coedit log., rend for tr.tlmoulel free. F. J. (' H BCA l: V k 1 'o., Toledo, 0. All drnggi.t ,'i:. Evil, Fetidly 1111. for eon.tlpet ion. - w Via.. ST. AUUUSTINE. Tetanal% Feb. 27. N..•104.-Mrr. Wu.. Thompson is visiting her rimer, Mrs. J. Arwstaong, of Brussels .....Miss Knee O'Connor is visiting Clinton friends at present. QM, e s number o! farmers in this vicinity put in ice lain week. The quality was good A number nt the members of the Women's load - taste here vialftrd the St Helens Wo. tuen's Institute at the huwe of Mrs.. R K. Miller test Thursday Mr. and Mre. Innes Wilson returned to their homy at Moose Jaw, Seek., last nee - day after a two months' visit with friend' in this vicinity. OTHIAN. EDNKam.t Y. Feb, di. Nanism, -Mr. Russell',ltitchie left for the West on Prid.v la -t ... Miss Jean Jobn*Gme Is spending a week or so with her girder. Mr*. Harry Fowler. Jack MacDonald and sinter, Miss Mary, Vent Sunday visiting their brother, ltod MacDonald, Dun- gannon Mrs. Matter, of the 9th concession, spent a few d.ye last week visiting her brother, Peter (look.. , .. Mrs, John Mi Gee, of PortAlbert, spent is few Jai. visiting her soother, Ml• Peeler Cook.... .DW Rom bis purchased Charlie Taylor's ferns. Charlie has 'old all his stick and in- tends going to the Soo in the near future. a, .tee:ate KIPPEN. TCKRDA Y, Feb. 27. Mr. Alex. McKenzie visited his mother at Hayfield last week. Mr, and Mrs. R. Perrone paid en en- joyable visit to friends neer St. Marys recently. Mrs. W. H. Johnston spent a pleas- ant two days' vent with friends at Exeter last week. Mire tiittra letson is visiting friends at. Petri borough. Her grandmother, Mrs. William ivison, i• spending the winter there with her daughter, Mrs. Welke', and other friends, _ EDUCATIONAL SKKMONp.-At 11h. next Sunday. March 4th, in the Met dint church, Rev. A. L. Smith, of Victoria College, Toronto, will preach in behalf of the Itducallonal Society of the Methodist church. Mr. Smith in an able preacher who is an old Huron bay, hewing been born at. Varna when his father was pastor of the Varna circuit. PATRIOTIC O0N('gRT.-On the even- ing of Friday, Mareb.9th, a concert will be held in the echoolbouse M S. S. No. 14, Stamey, is the interest °f the Patriotic Fund. The young people have born practising for son.. weeks and bops to he able to give • ed rveoiug'k ent.rlalnment. All a Invited to come and enjoy the .v sing with them. I a*ga•rltwl Vtkw"n Lust Sunday even g, IN. Aitken. the pnppalar pas- tor n 'lt. Andrew's, .ihihit.d the e.eoud series of Palestine lantern views in Abe shunt. As he spent • year in Palestine, be made Ilse view. very real. A11 were pleased with Bsantifa) Damask Trays and centrepieces, large, medium and small Very haodrorne with Crocheted Lace. No eau broidery needed, Round Linen hunch Cloths in newest stamped designs. A few at Pao each Ouly one- half this season's price for such piece. of Linen, Pure :San Stamped Serviettes at ftOo and 2$o each. Pine Linen Iband-limbruidered Serviettes, beautiful goods, at ;1.00 each or set of 4 for ;8.50. 1917 style F.Dvelopr Cowbioatiimn and Gowns, now in stock, MRS. TAPE SINGER STORE -- SQUARE • • is 1 ate saes' eau Uvd almost of the base on a sin farm In Ashflsld. Me married Lou! Youog, who purviews bins. Of the eve surviving ohildrea all were here for the fuueral exoept one son, Mr. John Willem, of SeoIlend. The others are Mr. Thomas Wilson, of this plea; Mr. Joseph Wiliam. of Oudot-kb; Mrs. H. Good, of Rusylvia. Alberta, and Mrs. William tilartley, of Port Albert, Mr. Wilson was • staunch Presby- tartan and a man of sterling cheese - ter who by big kind Bard cheerful dim - tion made many warm friends. The family have the sincere svnspathy of the people of this neighborhood In their bereaveutent The funeral took place this 1 Wednesday) afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gauley, and was largely attended. Rev. O. Gomm oftlelated and the pallbearers were Messrs. J. B. Graham, John Hutchinson, Angus Gordon, William Young, Joseph Wilson and Thomas Wilson, OODEHICH TOWNSHIP. W HDNKBDAT, Feb. 28. Mrs, 0. F. Edwards is spending a week or so at Hamilton will relatives. Joe Hicks teturned lest Saturday from Toronto, where be bad been working in a munition factory since CCENTRAL LSTRATFORO. ONT. Ontario's Best Business College Students may enter our classes at any time. Commence your course now and be qualified for a position by midsummer. During July and August of last year we received calla for Over ZOO Ace assistants we eoatiknot supply. Our graduate' are in 1! t t 1. r..: for our free catalogue. D. A. McLACHL AN, Principal. tient and the inrposeeriog owing hind given. He purpn+esi awing •third series during the 1a.e de. Hee A %VIDE RKI'UTATIoN,-Our sskilhil bainessmaker, Mr. Alex, Mo- Keusie, is very busy, as usual. He is one of the l,e.t makers of horse collars in Canada and as • result he ships them neat and far. His latest ship- met.t waw u• Alberta, and 'mit before (hat he tilled an order troni Bowruan- ville, for a thin who •re regular cus- toluerr. H- ships regularly to dealers in Exeter. \Vingbaw end other places in Hugon. CARLOW. "..- WgDNBADAY, Feb. :34. NEWS Nurkg,-Mrs, Ed. Fisher has returned from a trip to Buffalo and Nlrgara Falls ... Mr. JAS. McBride hail been on the sick list, but is able to he ground &Rain Mir. Barnby is the guest of Mts. Tho.. 3,1 c Phee Mr. Hansen Pott,i• recently turd with a Ml'i.)U5 accident at t be organ fac- tory and bad revered flown* numbed. Miss Peart Fisher hes returned to her home in Gudetich after spend- ing Si few days at the hove of her brother, Mr. N. Fisher Pte. Frank Wilson, of the 48th, Hamilton, was home last week. Mr. and Mrs. \'ilwnl entertained a number of v..ung people on Friday evening in honor of their son. A vet y pleasant evening was spent in game. of various kinds. I•...auk, may soon go oversea., SPREADING GOOD NEWS BROAD- CAST. Wants Everybody to Know Dodds Kidney Pills Cured Him. Millerend, Ont , Feb. 71 iSpecisl.l- Stlong and hear v wgaru after a long {pereal of weak !WM* and Ill -health, 1 .ta1N �Iralrlpagll e, a we -II -known rerl- drnl of Ihl. phew, Is Stort.iuiirig broad- cast. the good news thathe found health and strength in Rodd'. Kidney Pill.. For a long tine,' Mr. Champagne states In an interview, 1 .utfeted from kidney disease arid backache. My appetite was ulLcertain, and 1 gut up in the morning with a bitter taste in my mouth. Tbere were Hashes of light before my eyes, and 1 had a drow- n gg sensation across the loins. Illy Julbs were heavy and 1 was always tired. Then 1 decided to try Dodits Kidney Pills. and 1 am glad to be rile so say that two hones wade m . `well. i recommend Dodd's Kidney 11. ;to all three who suffer from fee on or bad kidneys," PORT ALBE , WKUNICsJSAY, Feb, 28. Mrs. John McGee spent a few days last week with friend. near Lucknow, Mrs. Jane Drennan returned home this week after • pleasant visit with relatives in Moon Marilee Gordon P(tarson is home from the G.O.I. with • dight attack of German measles. Mess Mafguetite McLennan is hack at her school Ibis week after an ab- senoe of two weeks:_ Mrs. Algia Joa'es,- o -T- iiron re here visiting her father, Mr. %Vllbam Brindley, who hes been eeriou.ly ill. Mr. Thomas GauIeyy, jr , of Port Al- bert., aod Miss Mary Gault?, of (*ode - rich, spent the week -end with friends at Beeimiller. Mrs. N. Golclough and Mina Miriam Sehwwie were up from Guderieh for a sew days last week on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. William Brindley. Measles and colds and cough, .re to be found in every home of this Section, which will he • great drawback to the entrance claws going up this year. A number of the peot 1. think If you let nae little dog run you should let all, or else -1oee them all up. I)KATM ov 1'ffO (A$ D. WIIJKne.-- It ie with feeling. of reared we find it our .sd duty this week to record the death of an old evident, in este person of Mr. Thomas D. Willson, who died on Monday last, alter • Short Illness, at this agent eighty-eight Yeats, two months and twenty -rigid day* M. %Vilann was been in Kin. oss, Scotlan.i, in l . and bet *m. at fernier by owns.. patron. He took to himself a partner, whop* maiden name wee (lbri,tena McKay, and who died In Scotland in k } _I Noveoi r, Miss Margaret Yuill, Leacher nt Cedar Valley school, Ashfield, spent the week -end at her home on the nth concession. Elwyn Anderson, of the Bayfield road, returned home last week from Galt, where he had been working Once Christine•. On Wednesday of last week Mr. and Mrs, B. Pearson entertained a number of their old neighbors of the 4th and 6th conoessione. Pte. Joe Yuill, writing home, de- scribes the way Corp. Wilfrid Hicks 1 was wounded early this winter. Corp. , Rictus was in one of the fiercest battles on the Somme and went out into "No Mao's Land" with it reconnoitering 1 party after night and when getting through the enemy's entanglements 1 was discovered and fired upon. I Mr. G. M. Elliott, county, secreLarz of the Children's Aid Society, oecupi the pulpit at the Union church on Sunday last and gave an excellent ad- dregs on the work of the Sneiety. I making clear many pointe. Union churoh is surely an example of •'The United Church of Canada," so it has bad every denominat on, met and religion represented in its pulpit the last few months. VIRGINIA FARMER 1 Restored To Health By Vinol Atlee, Va.-"I was weak, rasa -down, so appetite, my blood was poor, 1 could not sleep eights and was rapidly toe- ing flesh, lett 1 am • farmer end had to work. Medicines bad failed to help we until I took Vinol. Alter taking three bottles my appetite is fine, 1 sleep well, my blood is good and 1 am well agaia." -(11111A\DO %'. B°aKrT. Vinol, which contains tree] and sod li.er peptones, iron and manganese peptonates and glvicerophoaphates, is guaranteed for *ta-down condition& 11. C. Dunlop, den Also at the best deo towns, st,Galerirh, Ont in all Ontario sem* BENMILLIR.\ Wientre$DAT.'f b. 28 Mr. Lester Wafters return front Toronto on 1•'.iday, • Mrs. William S.raughan is con bed to bee boll with the g. apps, Mr. Andrew Heddle's many fete will be glad to know that he he disprov- ing steadily. Those in charge of the competition for attendance in the Goouwttdl Bib/. class are very inueb gratified with its success. Last, Sunday between forty and fifty were present in the class. Mr. Richard Heddle, of Omaha, Ne- hr•ska, *pent a day or sit last week with his parent., Mr. and, Mrs, An- drew Heddle. Mr. Heddle is manager for a conipeny owning a number of b..kerisa in that city. AUBURN. WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8. Mr, James Cal ter and family at- tended the fume al of his aged mother at Clinton on Sunday afternoon. Mr. 1Vnt. Tebb purchased from Mr. .Jonathan Bentley a flus horse, paying 67o1. He intends taking it out %Vest. Mr. Marvin Durnin, teller in- the Sterling Hank, is taking etre of a se- vere cold at his home at Dungamuun thin week. Mr. G. L. Yingblut shipped a ear of hogs on Tbursd-ty to 'Toronto, paying the farmers 613 t5. He els° unloaded a oar of feed corn at 62.15 per hundred and the farmers want still more feed. Tbs posters are out for the newplay, "The Young Vinege Doctor," to he Oren in the Forewt.u' Hall on March 94,11 In aid of the Red Cross fund. Come and help by your Presence. Plan of ball at W. 1'. Riddell's store. The auction sale of Mrs. Wm, Sym- ington's household effects on hiatus -nay drew s large crowd and good prices wets reahze.t. Mn. Bywingtou lent on Saturday afternoon to reside in Toronto. We •re sorry to lose her and the family as residents of our vii. lige %V.. wish them sucoess io their new home. ()n Sabbath moaning as Mrs, 1. J. Mt(Iee was stepping from Knox ebureb after service she dipped on the kw, her head striking on the cement doorstep. Sbe received a nasty cut on the back of het bead, rendering her unconscious for some time. She was removed to the home of Mr. Mersin Dyer and at the time of writing has not yet been removed to her h but is improv- ing after the severe shaking -up she re- ceived. RED Omen FA111 NEST %VERK.- Weduesday next, Match 7th, is the date set for the great horse fair and ruminates sale to ise bald in Auburn for the benefit of the lied Comm Soci- ety. The people for miles around have contributed generously, std a great variety of goods will he °fisted s ROYAL L _� YEAST MMU PER?Ecr BRAD 'er•,W"`soli,.• seer•:, s A- a -t TrfUtiWgtigiNE STORE ar New Springy ress Goods Right now is the time to buy your new Silk Dress or Suit for spring wear. Figured silk Crepes are exceptionally good for dresses. Odd patterns are shown in attractive combinations. The colorings and combinations are new. All our spring Dress Goods are cut in dress lengths. There are no two alike. Is this not a great advantage T New Silk Crepes in dress lengths` in good c Ioriugs, 70and 90c. New Voiles in dress lengths, at 45c, 50e, 60c and 75c a yard. 4 m i t7 New spring Silks in plain and fancy weaves, 11,25 and 11.50 a yard New Serges in all colors and weights, at from 11,00 to 12.50 a yard PALM BEACH SUITING' } n' This is one of the most popular cloths this season and will be worn by everyone. This cloth comes 36 inches wide, in many different colors, at 45e a yard. " NEW PRINTS AND GINGHAMS Buy now and get the pick of the patterns in Ginghams and Prints. Crest Brand Print is known by everyone and can be relied upon for color being fast and cloth strong. 15c 1 yard. Anderson's Kindergarten cloth is the best cloth on the varlet for kids' clothes. The patterns are woven in, not itrinted on. 25c a yard, ' NEW LACES 42ia't%tlt?kte7llpal^. We are showing a big range of new Laces in Vals., Torchons, Clunys, with insertions to match. Guipure edges in narrow and wide widths for trimmings, are here in the new patterns. ti l a J. H. COLBORN E n ora tit 4 7 1st L)! MAIN DRIVE BELTS Give yogi' c nsistent and . service - Ample • revision made o r -e-Tutt working strain under any reasonable overload. D. o - for sale, incitrding grains, pro-4eloap, cordwood, hay. stoves, farm Iuplr- m,ota, household furniture, bars live stock. etc., ate. Thermals grit in t he bands of cap.ble auctkme and proper accommodation will be provided fortbarratteudiog the sale; w reams along and help In the good work. During the afternoon the ladies w611 serve lunch in the Foresters' Hall. at 13c. The rale will commence at 1 o'clock p m, Ilatended for lee week., WEDNESDAY, Feb. 21. David Pattetson and child start for their some at Lethbridge, Alta., •o Friday. Mr. C Beadle is cutting ice and storing it Or his butcher business. He is also sup ing Mr. Walter Pfeffer and others ith their stock for the summer. While Mr, R. Cousins' team was he- ing employed cutting ice on the river • piece of ice broke land the horses got into the water. They were none the worse, however, for tb$r dip. The Minion Band of. Haptiet church bold a ten -cent lea at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. MsitIthy on F'riday evening. The evening was spent in a social way. wit h gawiea and • program by the young people of the congregation. All report an enjoy .le rime ilig. 700 Bushels from 17 Acrel; %Von. Beed, Lueao, I) rtario, says : "1 feel under obligations to writs von in regard to Homea'.ad Hone Black Fertilizer. 1 sowed 174 scree of wheat on the god day of Oct.iber. On aecount of the wet weather 1 was unable to sow any wanner. I used 2I )0 pounds of the Bone Black Fei tilizer per acre, end 1 threshed 70.1 bushels of wheat, tu.chOte mea.ured. It is the finest sample that hos been seen. A great manv fernier.. thought it wot1lu he impossible. 1 u grow a greed crop seeding at this late date, but the fer- tilizer certainly pushed the erop. You may use tine am you wish, for I know if the farmers throughout Ontario knew the producing value of your ler Mixer they would use s great deal more." Write Michigan Carbon Works, to trolt, for free ho.uk and particulars about their Homestead Bone Bleak Fertilirrer, LOYAL. MEM)* Y. Feb. 27. Mr. W. F. Young get in Isvt week another load of lime for fertilizing put- p.asea, Miss Clara Young, of (orbrene, is visiting her uncle snd emit, Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Young. Mr. Valentine Maher, who was here visiting bis ratter, Mrs. John Young, has ',turned to his home in Alberta. This was his tint visit to the home county sines he went West twenty- three years ago aid of course he raw many chaegea MR McPegelt POULTRY - -Mr. Wm. McPhee, .1 chili piece, takes • great interest in his poultry, and keeps a record of the receipt.. and Px- p,nM. nn aeorxn•t of his Rork en that he may know not how mueb they ,aro. He has • flock of eighty hens of the brown e. c. purebred Leghorn laying attain From January 'Li. 1918, to January 2, I91:, be received 797 duan egos, which resliz •d the sunt of total 75, and also sold birds for breeding purposes to the value of $46, o.akiug bis total receipt. 1214.75. His expenses for feed wheat, buck- wheat and hran were 612(1.35, leer- ing s balance of 614840, or ad average of 61.85 per ben profit. Ten hens raised tbeir young and kept. the Hock up to the rama number as at the beginning of the ysat'r record. Mr. McPbee would llae to hear 1, any person within six utiles that can beat this record. A comparison of results would be interesting. KINGStIRIDGE. MONDAY, Feb. doth. Mrs '1'. Wallace and children sae visiting friendr here. Mrs •1'. O'Neil, of West Lorne, re- turned to bar home Iasi week . Mr. DenisSullivap, of You, g, Salk., is visitlog his oaught.r, Mss Md, Foley, Mr and Mre McKinnon. or 'Wing- ham, were here to attend at the funeral of Mrs Lennon. THE LATH Mos. LANNog.-The funeral of the late Mrs John Lannon took place herr lair S•tnrday and was largely atteude4. Thr funeral servicer were conducted by Rev Father McCormack seed time pal: - bearers, were four basso( tbed.craeed, Mrs L*unto is survived by twodau4gb- ter•s- Man Flynn, of Chicago, aid Ma J T O'Rrihy, of K.uspleidae-and six eons -Harty end M.chnel, of Detroit ; Patrick, of Puoti.c, Meta. ; Thomas, St Lenge •, Kober , of Chip u, and J n, of Dederick. Nis Willi •m Mogan, of Kineehrdge, ie a miner. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Mr. Lannon was horn in Leland eighty-two years ago, and came 14) Canada when a you.,g girl. A hout flfr y years ago site ,:awe with her hasand tunny to Ash- field, and morns year• after the death of her husband she removed t, Gode- sich, in which town her death took place oo Wednesday of last week. If you would haythe te.prot sig others begin by reep. ting yourself. ,GUELPH 1 A good live city and a cheap, com fortable city to hve in. TOOL-MAKERS AND MACHINISTS WANTED Big wages pard and steady ern ployment for experienced teen 1)1 ,p u. 11 Atvl o1' a Inn,. MOr- TAYLOR - FORBES GRAND -TRUNK WINTEIR TOURS SPECIA}, Fares- now in-attar.t to resorts in Florida, North and South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia and other Southern States, and to Bermuda and the West d-tn i Return Limit May 31st, 1917 LIBERAL STOP -OVERS ALLOWED For full nr turnrat :i write• 10 C. E. HORNING O P A. Un,o.. etat.on, __ -- --- - Toronto. Ont. F. F. LAWRENCE & til INA Town Agents Ph, .ne % PATENT i;i'L'lr1141-li11jtr to at1 eountrtes. Ark for our I' V1;N- 1TOlt•a AnvieEg,whleh w.l! to sent ire* MARION -Al MAII:ori, MK University 11.. Mu,ntreaf, No Lice Lice in our sanitary, scientifically disinfected incu- bators. t cause more Toss than any other factor in poultry. 'Give Your Birds a Chance Have your eggs hatched at the Big Hatchery and get results. H. Keith Revd!, Coder:eh, Ridgcrest Farm, Ontario. PASS LIGHTLY OVER THE SHOE PROBLEM :r1 rr 2y_ making your selection from our many styles in men's andwomen 's foot- wear. f t wear. They are right in quality, workmanship and price. Shrewd buying makes these values possible -- and doubly opportune now, while quality!toes Clown as fast as prices soar. All lasts ; all sizes ; and moderate prices predoni- • inate. +meMe4rrr�t,'agygyi..ver�•ir WM. SHARMAN Phone rtes Oodericlt, Ontario '.:,,m110101104410041411404,4440,.4ttlat.,.. sir Inn"'+.T• :. ,.. T t! sv .