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• Real Good Clothing •:
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• you 103k up W. C. Pridham s store, don't you :' 4),..
• This store has always had the reputation for stylish, •
• well -tailored garments, but we want to tell you our •
• spring clothing is better made and more stylish than •
f7 ever. We invite your inspection. •
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• Special in p •
• Hundreds of samples to choose
e give youritiish
• woollens. We fit any form.
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• 7 5c and $ L .00 Neckwear, on sale bt _ - _ . _ _49C •
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• S l Order Department •
M tic after her Illness.
lin• of our loo•al Ixodt-y-fanciers set
1 f 1 last .tatunlud This
HEADACNEs
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spring.t The Famous Fruit MI•dscis•.
Death of Irs. Henry. -The sad lewa
readied the t•Illage ou Tuesday night •
of the sudden death of Mrs. Georgy
Henry. of tIN' lith eones.loil or \\'est •
Wawsuush. On Vehruury nib Mrs. �1 * r
Henry while Cuing to tk. harts slipped
un the le. braking doer lei awl IuWur- r r
lug her Iatck. $he era• letting along .E ..,
ul.ely, however. at.`h,hery defter feath at •
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tans lu February Is something to talk •
WMout, lot woo , you ecu r "FRUIT-A-Ti\/Li i, I •
will 11..1 marl kultttvl )nekrl la [a+Ce 5s 5 Tried
tuts the (aulw robin 1M•itt. Netting
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Hours of B usiness 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
helpityt to move he 1 N Ilflle whsen +MIN•
rttay �lyanteiat•1;. Juts. Henry teas y.,rA
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lu her ►Ixty :st•renth rear. She was ,
nlurriel thirty -tire .sent'$ ago. ler
Tuteldell 'mute Io•hlg Ettzul..th Elge.
.liter their marriage .1r. nm,i Mrs.
Henry tt • t on a farm iu grey trtuuty
awl after hyo years there tuoved to the
tKh tv,we.sto,l of West Wawa[*wet,
wtieie they r•uwiu•.I for eighteen
years. then Iw.t itlg to tie nth capes•
stun of West Wowanosli. Mrs. Henry
leaves. I.eside'. her host .and, a Sister,
1 uei•.1 wn.. Ihvd N itll her. utrl three
If (stars: Mrs. F:dw,trds, of 1)ur-
Mrs. Tuff. of Detroit. and Mrs.
Spenser, bf NapntKe. Torr late Bev.
•• Joseph Edge. alio at one ilar ewes
• IwMtt.r of North street �$ellNailst
Phone 57 • clnrleh, Ijah•rlcli, a'a. the ..0 c bather
• 20th Century and Art Clothing • 1 of the derr•rteli. The funeral takes
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• WALTER C.PRIDHAM
CYdl.BORNE.
Tim F yrs' Club. -At the last
meeting of the Colborne Farmers' flub
In eos•luslon of N 111w•1i11$iort int the'
,wning in afferent:. of tunny 4'oIIM,rtw I .
fanners to carious questions ut theac
graces[ itnlxrrtan
e to tie welfare of
1hHrcnutry. and by way of ta„Ifug It tl
more convenientfor (1w' farmer with
his wife and family to meet and con-
sider er these questions. it was Hackled
that the Club should meet lu the after
1aon instead of the ,.veuing as here -I
Wore. This patent will hegira
*tett a meeting id 1.30 Monday
e.fafter-
DOOMter-
M1after-
DOOMMorel 3, at the 1
• )irs..1. N. KernlghntI. the program of
w111111 w111 include literary aril
louttloal entertainment and .01IMI
hour. Refr•sIuuwtIt$ at 4.3). Every-
body N'I•leitw. !.et every Colborne
e
family heleprepresented,anemu*.dl emu*. Carly.
Scho31 of Commerce
CLINTON AND GODERICH
Young men and women are
more and more fittding that
without a business training
they are tinder a serious
handicap. Even if they do
not intend to engage in
purely commercial work, they
require a knowledge of mod-
ern business methods in order
to succeed in almost any line
of activity.
An 'investment in a
sound commercial
education will yield
hig dividends in the
veers to come.
Schools at Clinton
and Goderich
COURSES :
Business Stenopaphte
Secretarial Civil Service
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHYARD is the
agent tar THE SIGNAL at Dungannon.
Orden left with him for st
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aivert.menu or lob prinUnt wall rete to
prompt aeteal.,a. Telephone tG.xlerkh
Rural) rag.
ere t . •
Dungannon N•urm Him.-" Tile
(lea 1 b of W 111iam Thelulw..11 ,on 3,1,,m-
sv 24(It fust.. riun.red ter of Ili.
Oddest rt•sll1rtts nod buslw•ks uwar of
I ni nguttlunl. Mr. Tiaouts utl lint been
i11 :tl.,lu n week with ptirumnntt.He
'. ens Is.ri .ecenty-tlilee .errs ago 1u
!thick AI,IM•y, snort) Is .ate, 4reialml.
ea no• to Canada with iris wife mind IN•t1
. nilth'ru im 1"711. and a (res years Inter
took up resldefse itt lrllt•u tititiIt•
*here he hod liv.ri Beer sin . -r. carrying
MI a bheck.mithing htlsiursr suit wv,rk-
Ing tit, a Inrge trade. He L '.'' 1%141
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oe xe.le..-Adam. lig
I.arhl.. N Idute, *1
Valley, Alta.: Edgar. of Nalker%ille:
Charles. Arthur and Franklin. at home
-:nal four daughters: Mrs.. Kitchen.
whox.l of a. Thomas: Mrs. rihelr}• ut rilul•
1, ..1 [the Homopen and Mrs. Boss
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trod•., the opening of M IN•w e,e Mr-. Welding. of Monne Forest.
buildir,K at I,n•halsh on Friday e•ct•u• aisl tlala•I, tit Isom. Etre brothers
als.. survive: Frank ani Charles. of
for l'e•swater Ur spend M hes of e;lNl•rieli. was ntuet{lrr 1
Ilulld„ys visiting hone, broiler \\'intone 31r. I tom .sun was a lifi•ierlg rouser -
A few from the village took ht the ratite and in r*4.".on u Presbyterian.
iTi plug 'Hearts of the. `Yurld' tit Lock He yeas greatly drrotei to nus 1
f fl Ili bath li vves n sad
raw list Friday torn the Sterling ctrl tau } tun. his
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s ti Ia.r• spending N TI•N
)las. Juhus\141ragr iWinnipeg: Henry. or hNlinuiwt..
days with heR sister. )Ir.. Ibunld Me.
Nevin. Gmwlsriehl 114..: .\levusler awl sallow!. to 1r•-
land. :11N1 one sister. Mrs. e'rlit. In
Mr. James )lailotrKh left on )leduy i ' 1rrhuuL Tlw late 11.dN•rt Thonlpaol.
bent ier.
MISS ANNIE WARD
112 Hazen St., St. John, N.B.
"It is with pleasure that I write to
tell you of the great benefit I received
from the use of your medicine,
'Fruit-a-li:vs', I was a great sufferer
for many years from Nervous Head-
aches wad Coast:paliox. I tried
eeerythiug, Consulted doctors ; but
nothing seemed to help me until
I tried'Fruit.a-tides'- I
After I had taken several boxes,
was completely relieved of these
troubles and have been unusually
well ever sine."
lirsa.ANNIE WARD. •
'Fruit-a•tives' is fresh fruit juices, •
concentrated, and increased in
strength, combined with finest tonics, a
and is a positive and reliable remedy
for Headaches and Constipation.
56e. a box, 6 for 5.2.50, trial she 25e.
At all dealersor Fruit -a -fives Limited,
Ottawa.
Fur further particulars write to
B. F. Ward, B.A., M. Accts.,
Principal
!either Clinton or Goderichl
Stntents may enter ally time.
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I1,'l.t. Itnlley, gap in the I • rims. ro wUicl 111• N"uN
Ronk. was at .\nbnru uu hastens uu i so attached. 'Eti,' (tiuwru1 takes punt.
'Monday. ew Thurs,lay nrteru•N'n luster the
We eerie• there fa some talk of nu' nd allsplrs of the 1:11 Molina order o[
•irshlp w rykr IM•twer•„ Toronto r111t Foresters, of which the darned wits
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Rutherford show the interest of the
community to the revival services. Next
Sunday will conclude this series at Zion.
the subjects being: 11 a. m., "The
Voyage of Life." 3 p. m., men s map
rtleeting: subject • "White Blackbirds."
Men and boys of ten years and up to-
' vited. 7.30 p. m . "From Bar Room
to Cross,' the story of the' evangelist's
conversion. Mr. Rutherford has con-
sented • to remain for another week of
revival services at Benmi'ter�
• AUBURN.
'i a WEDNESDAY. Feb. 26.
IMiss L. Fatty. of Tavistock. is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. J. Arthur. this week.
Miss M. Mochy, of Tavistock. is visit-
ing her grandmother, Mrs. W. Yu ut.
h1r and Mre!W. Staick and family re -
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.rn.
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HOME DRESSMAKINGkin
One of the principal reasons for the great success for home dressmaking
es ma are
is the simplicity with which McCall Patterns be simplae directions re
the most up-to-date styles to be had, and with
tk us knowledge of dress-
making
each pattern a penton without even any eprt fes ts•
making whatever can be assured of pe
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• figures. Priee per pair. •.76
Ihinillton, Whitt about a Nu .met u ulrlulot r.
h wean t" to their home at Regina
service to tin• o. earned on PtidLY
recover themillions of • treasure Audi
1St 11►F.Itll'H TI rte N•tHll•' cher spending the winter with the lady's
duringist the to . visits U. P. S. NOTES. -Under the auspices of mother, Mrs. C. Hdwig. two weeks air
)Ills lroylr, u • r United Patriotic Society Airs
bottom ut r e e
t Auburn. is ng c Mrs Goa U hell is spendin
WAIST
McCall Pattern No. 8713
Slips over the head, bloused, low, or
with regulation waistline.
SKIRT
McCall Pattern No. 8789
The stew fashionable two-piece skirt
with high waistline. '
This combination gives you a waist that you may wear with different
skirts, and a skirt that you may wear with diff nt waists.
Being McCall ideas, they may be quickly and ea ily made at home. All
the problems have been solved for you in advan . Simply follow the
printed instructions.
It is the easy and the. Rmoney-saving way to `provide your Spring
wardrobe.
We are displaying Dress Goods that unite\quality,
beauty and price -cheapness which are jus right
for this waist and skirt. • \1
NEMO CORSETS P. C. CORSETS
In our Corset department you are sure to find a style of Corset adapted to your
particular needs from our well -arranged stock of the well-known Netno and P. C.
makes.
LITTLE NEMO NO.14216 P. C. CORSETS \
The new spring styles of the renowned
I)esignect for slender and medium
1'.('.Corset,. in styles to suit a 1 figures.
From per pair 1 RAO
II NEMO CORSET NO. 132
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i NEMO CORSET NO. 322
X •flwis is a splendid model for the average
♦ .tout figure of medium height. Priee
/ per. pair �W00
r A good appearance is half of life's
• of well -fitting clothes'. •
For utrtlinul and full figures ..f average
height. Prier per pair $3•50
NEMO JUSTFUL BRASSIERES
Theme Brassieres are the last word. in
Brassiere perfection and everybody who
desire to be well gowned eanuitt afford
to he without then[. Priee per pair 11.50
battle, and proper Corsets are the foundation
g t / phone order department grows more popular every day111
Murray of Hamilton. who works in / Our mall and •
Ilrr rs.slater. )urs. [lorry •Und,•r cit d 1lmQ her relatives near Brantford
Mrs. {yI . last Henderson and chlorite I cmvectm" of the V. C. T (:-• gave a A r. G. F. Yungblut shipped a car of • / / • 111111 • / • • ■ ■ • ■ ]• / ■ IN 11
1 1 e last week incl the very InsPirin address on '• Wuthen's Citi- pale to Toronto on Sa d y and a car / / /Ill(/*ICI • r `/ _ / •• •� • /
her faro}, tens u /
intends to of last � k. R v. James Hamilton to 517 per cwt is hogs
n and the W%Ison, of Uxbridge, u
fur a
of hogs on Wednesday, paying the farmers
visiting his uncle.Mr. Jas.
ret n nlw
1\'esL where they had liven cisltluR• • i •�.. in 'lion floret +n Thursday •
airs. Henderson is ntocfuK b
• erica. where sIN• fled the duties of chairman MT Andrew
reside.1 r • tlnls j�rergram w ably assisted by , ins PHONE Sfi
`` d M Mnoney !t! Methodist Su y d /
k risitluR a De
titre to (.tdl I liH Erten' J s Vdmmdl r
nda y school hen an
at tome" in the Orange Ball on ay
!Pianist. spent in games
,tens same he audience During the evening M� I j♦ / / ■
. rt' have been.Straughan were prese
• eel with I 11 The regular
twobeautiful chairs.
Buffalo. He called herr Ito with an- -
t4, I n his return Is going the United Parra `c Society will in recognition of their faithful work in the tit California v M ofrom I Andrew's church will be resumed in the To Mr. and Mr.. et:ins'rt.
MIkN tlnr nod still keeps n warm spot Wednesday. March h',s •4e fulltoi A1C. James Nicholson purchased
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1' ammoon the auditorium Of the church. and the ;new I
friends. Is, to Igtttx+rsMMnd ,e> werkerour iaat
t lila teener for I Int I tendance of the members desired bit. H. ...soviet the driving shed hymnal aril be introduced. Crewe appointment. ou hearing of
consider what work is to t>Y earned on 1 corner of his village property and moved 1
Mears, Henry and Robert Hotheirover. 'for the next few mauls• tt to his (arm on Monday
r here rlelting over. your departure from our ndtulta„nityin ttf
I he
near future. take tido,oplx
expressing our gratitude to you both.
for your Wan* In church work, mis-
sionary work. and in the choir. Your
endeaVal* in connection with church
work are of the highest character.
You have e1om.• what you eonld with
Christian fortitude, and with • cheer-
ful 'midi. As eltisens in the tvnm-
tnunity your exangrle' has been one
•ul to lend d
othe
r•a to a
that world to t
higher life. We deeply regret the fact-
ihat you are about to remote from our
I`1 mid Mt. We ask you to n/rept this
I smNn gift. as M token of rememhrxne•.
PHONE Si ■
liars ScotchStore
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Mr. William Glom was tee \hitely3**ttoiat an tss The id /
,e his mother. Sins Hugh elocutionist. atth Mrs. Harry Salkeld as /
1:Ieuu. Will is nue of ole mom
11110h t Owing' to 90 many other attrac• evening The evening was
In'ys «IN' 11are le 501411. Hp 1"
con• forthe me ty•entnq t and social chat. XXX
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INP t i 1 large electrical Ito was not as large as t mnght and Alta Chas I *NIX ■ ]� ]♦
Ili. way I lar it
tT%ertink r>[ address bes 'f I
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to the a.. Mu, •• be held at the home of h rs. Isaac Saikel t
lit ruin on n bnatnt•sM trip. Hr &andav school and church.
of lirusw Is. n r
Milani, Bert Treleaven,. FARytERs' CLUB. -rhe reg.ia
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Mr. m M"Artivr anA i of the Goderich townehtp Farme
Chart's.. of t:alerlch. rsltwl nt t1erne was held last Monday evening
•on Al star timely ;Orange Hall. 4th concesaton. Aft
meeting' Rev. R. J. Ross attended Presbytery
Club meeting at Clinton on Tuesday•
kt the T}e Bennett bakery, Blyth. delivered)
a bread here on Tuesday and people report
PORTER'S HILL.
MONDAY, Feb. 24.
NorEs.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan.
home of Br. 1 nsl , favorably after trying it. who have been visiting. in the nng
recently retard d home' from overseas discussion of the Proymaal highway dao• improving
jest. and the benefits to be obtained from Mrs. Jas, H. Johnston i* impr now returned to ther tflome raitd Port
sa•r
owing
attar h itis been Mrs. A■I. it by Huron county. Mrs. Isaac Sal- f�let an tion by D. Macklin,
(defog to the fhetess of )urs. Allirum @ operation Vanderburg and two children
kelt introduced the subject of protection Hunter andWet(• Her friends are pleased
no church
was geld In the Anglican 'I 101 dumb ammals. She briefly reviewed to hear of her recovery.
churn IMst Sunday.of talent has been
Pte. Geo. Reece arrived lit the v11 the work done in England by the Royal A plendld array
Inme
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to
be
theata
contrasted an entertainment afX1 T
Society.
and to
amran eco
Sage toiletteOM' lastover
Thursdayntherafternoon. Humane s ,. )t
the gtden f the urn /1 that church on
mdtloK oat' near yn the reception tem thstrict obsererest taken vance oft the taws regard- Friday Af► March 7th e
mlttw. ung the humane treatment of animals Frt'1a r
Pros. Allan Ives nod tie,. Itrazer
left on Monday for Loudon to receive with the aptarent lack of any system in i
their London
for thelsame Purposeoore !µ° Is this connection in Canada. The United 1
States had already instituted a '•Be ind
at Ionage f r
Manager ritrNhers Will M busy time to Animals" week fdk,wed be a Sunday
removing the Telold • Co: a pate
from Mr. .Oleo's to its attire last FII -
day. It "baudlwl" ruttier heavy.
eni g. arc t . Se the
on whish s rooms throughout the land1
are preached urging the Christian neces- Rev. A. MaClicfarlane
yesterday art J. Fraser
sity of upholding the humane treatment 1 were at
of animals. in doing this the United meeting of the Huron Presbytery.
States had followed lines laid down in Mrs. John Tough is visiting relatives on
England many years ago. Surely it is , the Bronson line.
time for Canada to adopt some such The Patriotic Socif eetyes r a zede over
last
Y l h rvece next Sunday ht
tleplarl%•
t3AYFIELD.
TUESDAY. Feb. 25.
uAmlftitrithtflXXMC2 dVtrin XX X+ X
1 Bananas,Oranges,Groceries
Industries Built on a G
ou Solid
Foundation
Fair Prices Constant Supply
Extensive Variety Careful Selection
Prompt Attention
Uniform Treatment Absolute Reliabilit,
You can finance most lines
in cont business with one-
quarter the' amount of capital.
also save trouble and ex
pence, by buying at home
1.et Its convince you.
JAMES LLOYD & SON
Wholesale Fruits and Groceries Goderich,+riOnt.XX�
Stanley on Monday last.... Mr. a n.
Wesley
and Miss Clara Hoges. of Goderich. spent
Sunday at George Vanderburg's ...Mr.
( and rs. Joseph Cook, of Leehurn,
%ted at O. W. Potter's on Monday... p '
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and Bruce
McDougall,
Will Morgan
1 for Port Stanley on Monday.
Each time you lark upon it, nifty It doe
NiLE. an •'tIdeti'e to you that yon here left
Evangelist Rutherford. who has been' many friends behind. t)nr Lest wisheM
conducting evangelistic services at Zion. leo ,with you for stlteetts. comfort anti
'll txvin a three weeks' campaign at Nile, hnpploe'M In your new home. and may
wn
on Sunday evening. March lath• the li,sl hl Whom we trust .•ter lie
Signed on behalf of the ronRrtgtMtinu.
A Splendid Medicine for nes John y
your lender awl Chilli'.
Mins Pusan Kilpatrick.
Menar .
means of arousing public opinion. There, from the sale the Children. _ T
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are man cases of gross neglect of amine 1'ursda Y evening. atria ,even gin St.
ads from time to time in any locals''. In a sr LANES,
England such cases would be Inas ssible' -'� Baby's Own Tablets are the best meat- M Iny, February 24th.
owing to the determination on the part - title a rrsyttleer can give her little nates. Mrs. is, 1d Parrish. of Lneknow, a
Id laxative which quickly! I \t llfnrl
They
Mr. John nal ills. Jena Scott spent
N lay with (Howl. at 1.,•ugside.
Mr•s. Mei%in Held 1151(451 her la,renta
at the Nilo.
Frank SIitrphl underwent au .,la•r1
lion for npp•ndltft1' in St .dowel's
hospital. l4,nl,ti. It WI 1s iwpror'ilrg
very nicely.
)hiss Reran 4)'Lotigllin Is
apewllag a few flays at London.
A Pioneer Resident Departs. -(ase
1 mord death Ins %isired u.. to remove
one of nnr pinnr•r., In the tM•rw.n of
John Hogan. lit the ripe old age of
Ieighty-three. \\'lova only nine y.a rs
of age Ile. with his parents nal own
brothers awl 1wo xists','. t-aao• from
TIpp•rary. Irein nal. to this enuntry
of the people at large that any act n The
! cruelty to animals shall be denounced.
1 and punished. Mrs. Salkeld suggested
1 that the Farmers' Club start a move-
ment to develop an active interest in the
work of the Humane ti ctety. The presi-
dent called attention to the ability of the
members to make the meetings so suc-
cessful. ' Messrs Isaac Salkeld. John
Sowerby. Geo. Vanderburgh. J. B. Orr
' and K. Naftel spoke briefly on the topics
of good roads arid Humane Society work,
and the meeting closed with the National
Anthem. Mrs. Harry Salkeld acting as
organist for the evening. The regular
meeting of the executive tommtttee will
be held on Wednesday night. March 5th.
at the home of Mr. Richard Porter. 4th
oonncesaion. The next regular meeting of
the Club will he held in the Orange hall
on Monday. March 10th, the program to
be announced later.
All reeetrMfiotia o `t� Lute between
ween
Canada and south AMea
motored. r \s
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we/toes/hay, F•el.nou-t- •'dirt,
We extend a hearty welcome to the
new miller. Jno. Snell. and his wife. who
have moved into the village. Our late
miller. Elwyn Rutledge. is greatly missed
by the yolrrlt people. with wham he was
A creat favt)rtts.
Tife Seat Ai SERvtcss.-The large
congregations that gathered at Zion N.
, church last week to hear at.
Millinery.
In the spring showing thete
are ideas from the quaint
Alsatian head dress, the
bright splendor of the East
Indian and the wonderful
draping of the Arabian
turban.
Many new shades and colors
are town, The French
hosen the French
biue�,.Cherry and navy
are the American idea.
Satins and Georgette Crepes
are used with straw facings
and many of the hats are
*without stiff foundations,
yet hold their lines per-
fectly.
Miss M.R. MacVicar
KINGSTON STREET
are a mu ytµlting ter son
late the bowels and stomach and are
regu
ranteed to be entirely free from any
jurious drug*. Concerning them Mrs.
ko4D. West, ioreburn, Sask . writes:
by's Own Tablets have given me
more satisfaction than anything else 1
have ever given my children. They are
easily taken; always work well an i
though i have given quite a few to my
baby they seem to work as well now as at
first. which is something other laxatives
seldom do." The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or by mail at 21 rents a
box from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co..
Brockville, Ont.
CREWE.
Monday. Feb. 240.
Mr. surd Mrs. Mit ttbewhItorklet on
• don
rINltel friends in Dung
Inst wtr•k.
Mr. an,l Mr'.. .1,1,, Idako nnil
daughter Hendee visite) Mt 111.• home
..f Vii, lIasty Iasi 9'luura,lay.
Saying Farevra. - -A large number
of friends Mad nelghtxora from the aur-
romelfllg cumntunity and slap wane
fmnl Itinganllen
gathered at the home
of 11r. and Mrs. Arthur Culbert Friday
night to wish them aut•t•raa and to may
good-bye to them on the ere of their
departure. They hire sold their, farm
hl tits neighborhood and are moving
to • farm near Intimation's They
' were presented with two hen ittlfu)
chairs and the following address was
read
and settle) near Slnntreul, where Iht•r
IIrel for n few vents. Thou I hey
morel In a furan near Lothian wow
erupl,rl by his 1N'plleiv. WIl11am
Hl,Katl. Fifty roars ago he married
I Katherine amain. of Klugslnidee, who
prelP„•nwd him .ix years. Thy
funeral tool, place on F.•bnwry 17th
I to Itngsln f.lge ,euo•t•rc•, ahem Father
MCCarllr. of St. .1,tgustin•. officiated.
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daughters: Hauuah. at h •. and Mus.
Stephen Martin. hf Khlg'lmidxo, and
four ends: 'William. at I •: John.
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