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SPECIALTY
not a sideline. ,
Now that the boys Ire re-
turning from overseas, make
your homes nice and bright
to receive them. WALL
PAPER will do it.
Our stock is COMPLETE
and PRICES most REAS-
ONABLE.
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Why Joe Left Home.
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(eLAOCHLIN.-- On Sunday last
there died at Kingsitildge the tire-
inonthteold child of Mr. and Mn. JO*.
tEl.anglillit of Kingithrldge. Inter-
uwn1 took plate on Mointaty In $t.
.loseph's 111.turtery
LARILINE.-There died 111 Alex-
andra horpltal on klatch
Oillo, ?awry lEthel Martin. wife of Mr.
Julia J. Jardine. Nestrate street. The
Lite Mrs. Jardine Was born in (lode -
rich township thIrty-four years ago
slat war a daughter of the late Mr.
mil Sirs. Arehibead Marlin. Souse
time mei she had ti very severe althea
f intliwnsui. a relapse of whk.11 de-
veloped into pneumonia. vaunting death.
Thirteen years ago the deceased was
married to Sir. Janinw and educe then
had resided in Godericb Besides the
husband tine child. Florence May, nod
one slater. Mn. Trish l'homption, of
West Wawnitosb. are left. Tht fun-
erel took place, to Catharine cemetery
on Saturday last.
LEOKIE.-It was were sudden the
news which came from Toronto ot the
death of Miss Helen Jean Leckie.
youugeet daughter of the late Mr. and
Sirs. Thos. Leckie of Kincardine and
sister of lir. T. T. Leckie of town. on
lhuniday of last week. Miss Leckie
had not been strong in health since aa
operalion a new ears ago. She had
been to a doctor and had taken gas to
have a few teeth extracted. and she
peacefully 'Missed away the neat (111).
Thursday. from pneumonia and weak
heart. What makes the sorrow more
keen is that her sister. Idea McIver. of
Toronto. has been confined to the
house for over a year with Muesli, and
t heir sister Mies Mina (who haa- named
here in the boapital) has waited on the
two sisters faithfully' and {attend).
The family home ass formerly in
Kincardine. but Jean went to Orange,
New Jersey, where her angel had been
musing. They rettirued to Canada and
Jean conducted a millinery business in
St. Thomas until a year ago and latter-
ly renioved to Toronto. SW Was of a
cheerful nature and never complained,
but was always willing and happy
doing- tor others. and made many
friends wherever she was. She wax a
'member of the Presbyterian church.
She is survived by the two sisters
already mentioned and by two brothers.
William J.. of Toronto. and T. T.. of
Goderich. The funeral service was
helot at the hone in Toronto on Wed-
nesday evening, Hev. Dr. AleGiiiivya).
of nonlir i're-h)terian church, "cut -
Model Theatre
PROGRAM
Week commencing March 17th
Monday and Tuesday
VIVIAN MARTIN, in
"Viviette-
‘Vedut.;clay and
PAULINE FREDERICK!
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"Her Final Reckoning"
MARGUERITE CLARK -
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"Uncle Tom's Cabin"
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The Life of Your Home
When the boyi and girls
grow up and aet away from you,
a lot of the home life goes with
them
Their departure makes a hole
that's mighty hard to fill, and it is
all the harder if you have neglec-
ted to take the step that would
provide you the means of keeping
at least a part of them with you.
Hare Thee Photographed NOW.
J. T. FELL
PHOTOGRAPHER
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SPECIAL
TO CLEAR
2(' dozen tnett's
Police Braces
via& from good quality. to
clear at
23c
dozen men's
Canvas Gloves
fleece: lincd, in grey only. to
clear at
22c
M. Robins
OPEN EVENINGS
FRIENDS THOUGHT
HE WORD DIE
41tUrr-A-TIVEr Coomeirad
Dy •Plesla alai Rotated His Heald&
MR. ROMEMT NEWTON.
Littlit Bras d'Or..r. B.
"I was a .terrilde sufferer from
Apsfretsia a ,t;frai ilia for years.
1 laid plan after rating, belching gaa.
constaat headaches,anddi,1 not sleep
well at night. I lost so much weight
- going from 1S5 pounds to 146
pounds-rhAt I Iss•anie alarmed and
taw several doctors who, however,
did mo no good. Finally, a friend
told me to try 'Frail -a -tires% *
IN a week, lksre was improstoneffl.
The constipation was corrected ; and
soon I was free of pain, headaches
and tI.tL miserable feeling that
accompanies 1.)3 spepsia. I continued
to take this splendid fruit medicine
and now I am well, strong and
vigorous". ROBERT NEWTON.
50e. a bor,6 for $2.50, trial sise rm.
At all dealers or sent postpaid oa
receipt of price by Iruit-a-tivea
Limited, Ott-iwa.
WU.L HOLD SCHOOL *AUL
l'elbarna Toirkip Seeder ['ar-
moire [`reparations far Ever
Next Fall.
A meeting was held at the Colbi.ne
township hall on Tuesday evening to
consider the holding of a school fair this
year. There was a (taxi representation
of the teachers and trustees of the public
betimes of the township, eight school
sections being represented.
Reeve Young acted as chairman, and
Mr. S. B. Stothers of Clinton, county
agricultural representative, was present
and explained the mode of conducting
school fairs and the benef is that at-
tached to them.
It was decided to hold a fair, with all
of the eight sections taking part. The
date will be some time in the fall. In the
meantime the pupils of the venous in
schools will be interested in the growitm
ot vegetables and grains, the raising of
poultry, the tilting of stock. and other gg
preparations for the fair. In this manner
the ,*wk of the school is linked to that of MI
the home. with advantage to both. A a
committee of three pupils in each .chool
is to be formed, and one of the- three is
to be on the general board of directors
for the fair.
An adult committee of which Reeve
Young is chairman will supervise the
preparations.
ting. and interment was made next
day in Kincardine cemetery. Rev. Mr.
Overend. of Knox church, conducting
the service. Mies lwelie was well
kuown here. a. she visited at her
brother's many times.
GREEN.-Itaplilly the ranks of the
warty wilier. of tlw Huron tract are
thinning. us one by one these luirity
old 'Mowers are slipping away to tlw
Greet 1W:eon& With the passing of
Mrs. William tireen on Sunday last -In
her nibety-sixth year. One of the fert
rental:dug links with those palely days
wail soy -enter 'torn In Wiltshire, near
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Have tis show you our new
arrivals in stylish spring and
stintnier footwear, in all
leathers. with high and low
heels. Footwear with snap,.
and styles that should please
you. No trouble to show
yon.
Or Repair Department
is fitted with the latest mod-
ern shoe machinery, including
an electric driven stitcher for
sewing NEOLIN and leather
soles.
Try a pair of our 11CW J. T.
S. Rubber Heels. Witliont
doubt the hest Rubber Ifeel
oil the market. Try a pair
and 1* convinced, They cost
110 more.
WM. SHARMAN THE SHOE M A N
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Weduesday, Unruh 12.
Social Evoilsig.-On Thur even-
ing. March ft4II. a social evening will
be held at tlw home of Y. W. /talked, Si
hayfield road, for the memberoo anti at
friends of the United -Patriotic Society.
.ts the work for overseas is practically
ended tlw members wish to give •
fintint•inl statentent, wind up the busi-
ness, then disband. after which the
ladies have under 11111,11(11.rlItillil a re-
onotoiration ler another 1141111e. All
friend. of the Society who have as-
sisted lit inoile3" donations or work.
besides nil neendwra with their friends,
are given a cordial invitation to at-
tend. n without further notice.
L O. L. receptiOn--On Tuesday
evening 1.. D. 1.. No. 14. of tlw 4th
coulee -140W held a special meeting its 11
"'11 lin to two teteirned soldiers,
Benjamin Young and Hiram Cox.
Tia- ',unity master. Mr. Geo. Vander-
burg. etas no the ehnir. Atter tlw
law, au address and
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openine even .
pro-o•idariou was given to the two
soldii•rs by the past master, Mr. John
Welfare, who presented each with a
wed. lodge (idler. Eat+ of the
rediplents 14*14114 14 uitable reply. ex-
pressing his thanks and appreciation.
A number of addresses nen- given loy
members of the lodge and a very Inter-
etiug • mo "tiood Citizenship" by
N. W. Trewartha, Reels. of Goderich
ten inside. Jame% Young. a returned
soldier. was also a very welcome
rishor. At the elope lunch was
served. of which all partook heartily.
Frani Monday night
the to, -tubers of the Boderich Township
I'araters* Club turned out a record
historic Sitaiwbenge. within sight of attenthinee at their regular meeting to
the famous Sulk.hut7 PI,iIIIs. iii the hear addresses by three awn wbo took
year II...23. Mrs. Illrren, whew* maiden
mime was l'harlotte Menem. deur to
Cannot* in 1S.T.2 with her father, the
late Janie% Morrie. and settled near
Hsulltort. After an interval of two
years the family came to Goderkh and
took up land in Colborne township.
On April 1st. 1+145, the 111.11.111sed was
a leo arrive part In the great war.
Attention wns Wird by the prealdeot,
Mr. 111,F:roy, to the growing Hat of
names returned men who are honor-
ary numbers of the Club. •iz., Harry
Beattie. Rose Tit hhorne and Hiram
f'ox. and li took great pleasure In add-
ing to the list the name,' of (apt. R. It.
merriest oot Ow late it Mitsui Groes 11141 Sloan. rtipt. Fred Sturdy and Lieut.
in 1911.1 this (-null*. after sivty years McClinton. who had klotly aeeepted
of wedded life. celebrated their .kt. leyio„yron te come out and 1.11
"Ilk mond wedding." to be folloned a sometroing of their experiomea during
year later by the hueltenot's death. the 'stir. A few matters of busbies.
After their marriage Mr. Mal Mra; were transacted. such as t•iiitorsing tlw
Green leok 1111 11,11(1 011 the 14111 "D"' action of Ow Good Roads Assochttion
ii,,,l 4.idloorlit• towlisiiiP. which was in Its code:Icor to get a Provionial
thee almost nit unbroken busk. To- highway between Stratford and Voile.
gather they lalswed until this form r1-11, and the appointing of ',frown..
woe. entirely cleared, anti on it they Isnot" Sail -rid and .1. Menneas a
resided omit Psis, when they left committee to meet the Board Of Trade
Ontario and mado their hone at 1111 11111111114111 of special interest to the
rasselton. North Dakota, where they club.- Th., special feature of the
lived for twentymie year. and wiwre, ercising was led off by Capt. moan,
In Peo.l. they telebrated their golden
Wedding. Mining hat* to Doderleli fis
ittlifi Mrs. (liven had since been it con-
tinuous resident. Until un meklent
befell het' two years ago the deepened
lady was remarkably active and almost
until tielast her mind was 'worth.-
utnrly bright. The events of nearly
fourscore years ego vt ere as vivid with
her as those of that ninny thus. For
a fe% years before her fitnrrinee Mrs.
lireen was employed in the household
of the hi 1. ikr. 'that op and her recol- the •witilers ell properly keep to
leer of this re rkahle geutle lllll themselves. Lieut. MeClInton's uni-
was quite clear. When Dr. Ihinlop form added a touch of volor and Tar -
drew up his fait tttttt will (the (original y witieh •ppetiled to everybody
of which Is still in the possession of present its 54 -wholly of the Itritiali
Mr. D. McDonald, clerk of the Sturm- info). As the speaker took his plate
nate l'ourt beret, has been 1111 the platform It was noted that the
waited snot commented oil by IlY uniform was well tilled, and that tlw
eminent Jurists, he mad the 11111011111 would undoubtedly gni. 11 good
draft to tlw then Mise Slorrho 14ltIlIb al -.,,4l4( of himself in any show the
afore...id 11114' to pot On. It
was elven he started his :address, 110W -
twee. that his H111114111.1forgot the 111/111
ill II,- 414111 ilest•riptions he gave of
life on a destroyer in the North Sea.
Every hod,' preeent hitched himself
nom sod aft, and got on his sea leo
while the billows steeliest the lee
wmpicra and the spindrift splashed
over Ow %mei'. of tle- Ie.! royer 101 11
burrowed Its Way to the Ca mita 1 to
bend Off an exenrsion of the German
navy into the North Sea. There was a
I inwson, of Bieltintr, Cal.: Sirs. W. T. 111,1•1:1111111111 (if adventure and a saltiness
hill, of Wheatland, N. D.: Mrs. .1. 11. ..1 renlIty as the speaker told of lila
1'11111118111. Of lictroit, Mich. There ' experietwee in knitting
are also over 111111 111111111.(41 grand- n hieb Wel Just amoderrel the (Iry of a
ehiltiren rind greaten' nolehildren. The French fishing rwhooner by tying Meat
decerised holy 41 n- it emisIstent Mein- oil onfshle the undersea boat.
t'i' of North street Methodist ehurch. :111.1 then (Whig. 111 1.11111.111,11011
/11111 the P1411.V11.141 1111 WellOOK(111Y. Which hoped the time would niot he foor
were In mei attended, wert• ronducted hint when Catania. would take14 mach
by Rev. lintledge. and Messrs.
4 1st erhout to tool S'ord. The folio', ing
were the paillwanws: IL It. OttaLlowN,
Stewart. Jas. Bogie, Gavin Grosm,
Abner Morris and Jas. Holland. In- lento es he told or the experiences of a
ferment was Mode Il Colborne eem- I man of the lftlst, the !Ionia regiment,
etery beside the remains of her late trona tiw time It 11V11N ordered overtime
1111AI:11111 1111111 1t 44115 eventually broken up to
reltiforne other milts al the front. He
then' took them with him through the
shell torn 811141144:1 l'. tour the top to
relim e s aettichinent .111111 11/111 fawn
depleted Noel. Its.111g 110111' 1111., and
white enrryine 1111, 1111 had 1111 illV1f111.
14011 to J1111013' .1111'11 1111 M10111111' ever
(114.11111141. 140 they la die wllh
and. in order thn t t hey might
ha mm.. netted idea of solillerie
km1011.111, he brought out some gas
who t In a very interesting manner
of the detail'. In the life of t'anadian fore the pleasant duty of Mr. Geo.
moldier front the time he left home tin vniNierbura to see that th.• program
he tutol made a round trip to the front on this orost.iou was properly carried
line trenches to Franey and Belgium. toot. Ile turd to house crowded with
Ile tonehed nn transportation. agri. enthusiasm peopl, patriotism, good
enttnre, vromen.,, work in the .11r. maitre, 3o11711, beau(y. wit and wistiolli.
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BY far the largest and best assortment of Voile Blouses that we have
ever offered our customers. Each style is a creation in itself, and
is made after the latest and best models. No Voile Blouses have been
carried from last season, so our present showing is new in every respect
and can be relied upon as being correct.
The range is large but the quantity of each style is small, some as low
as one blouse to a style. These new Blouses range in price from $3.00
to $7.50 each, and there is value in each one.
New Cretonnes and Sateens
A large stock of Ctetonnes and Sateens in colors. These cloths are f
inches wide, and the color scheme in each is good. Both light and dark pa
They niake pretty hangings atici.are well adapted for covering boxes and furni
60c to 90c a yard
m 27
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ure.
inches to 36
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Priced from
Floor Coverings
Three pieces of a 2 -yard Felt Floor Covering which sold at 75c a square ) ard, to be
cleared at 50c a yard. This is very much lower than any other Floor Coveting and will give
good wear
Corsets
We have gathered together several broken lines of Corsets which cannot be replaced and
have put them on sale very much below regular prices. There is botlt back and front lace in this
lot; and nearly every size is represented. See this lot before buying, as they are good value
Galateas and Ginghams
For children's cotton snits and rompers there is nothing that
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Ginghams for dresses and aprons in a large range of patterns
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National Anthem. After the meeting
the v isitore and the Club'tt ereelitive
officers were entertained by a nodal
committee in a most acceptable
=inner
Weirs/vs, aux ut the home
of Mr. R. Y. Cox on the concewdon
that the grand caundian degree of
"Weksoute liotille" was put on Iaat Sat-
urday night. the candidate tor horrors
being Hiram Cox, tlw only eon of the
host. Hiram has hero overseas for a
colittle of doing a little job for
the Empire In gesterai and the neigh
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Morro ronn.I the .1.1 homestead in par-
ticular. It has been arranged among
Ow Owlet -tell townr.hip comaillora that
tlw honor of acting as tuaater of owe
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womb-. tin these Joyful oweasbries
should fall to the lot of (hs councillor
of the 1111 04011 in which the returned
moldier has his home. It was there -
hospital accommodation sod effielency
a very pleasing 'Milner, mak- -
Ing film of thedifficulties as soldiers
are wont -to tio. nisi telling ..f every-
thing but 'the horrors of war whIeli
n few minutes totter completing it.
The late Mrs. Green's memories of the
joy. and sorrone end hurdships of
threw early settlers, whose industry
laid the ftnionintion for the present
fertile (smutty Of IInron,wae a eomplete
history of those days of floderieh and
the surrentooline tovonehip.... of the
Inte SI, s. Green's eleven children.
SOV1111 are still Wing: Alfred. or De-
troit Ntart•li. of Grinnell. Iowa :
W.. .if 1A141 Angales, Cal.: Mrs .1.
I', Pronto. tot ItoderIch: Mrs. .10o.
grean.r interest than she 11/111 hitherto
In ow Brills,' navy 13 havinor n work-
ing interest In it. Capt. Prod rltiirily
closely the attention of the Ninth
Tit for Tat.
Thompson was a very enthusiastic
golfer and one' day Iv- was complaining
bitterly to his friend Brown alarm the
had manners of s of the club mem
hers.
"Look at Jones. for in.tance," he said.
"The aro actually crowd my tee just as 1
was going to drive. What would you
have done if sow had been in my piece ?"
•'%%ell,' said Brown, "seeing that he
crossed your tee. shoukl have dotted his nein anti tank flirt rillOrP for them to
eve.''-london Idea.. handle, and smell. and biol. in cape
small replied to the vfile of thanks;
aril being. a. the sisa. may, 111011 of
petits," lw 1.4 nothing es.ope which
would intake 114. "weleome home- more
of a reaillt. The Iteeve. Mr. Natalia'
Trewarthh, followed the rhalrenstes
address With words of welcome and In
turn was followed by alerra. Geo.
Monk and C. (lox. who contributed
seksHoes at different intervals
ist a very trattefactor, manner. bliss
Pearl Edwards 'vetted • Ora eon
courtebir In very good form,
and abet added to the evening's enter-
tainment by the manner In which sbe
read tlw humorous remit 01 a carries:4
editor's mistakes. The township rottn-
eillora. A Linittety rod 11.
Sulkehl, ably fulfilled their duties in
extendiuit the townehlres welcome to
Hiroo/Land they were folkovred by Iter.
Mr, John McClure and uer-
met 11111:24 r. Jae. Sterling made
a short Pompeii aud sang "Itosodn' to
the Gloatolu'.- and Miss Marian Me-
Dongall recited -Thb. Canada of .1110. -
with trite patriotic fervor. Mr. It. V.
cos smoke of his POO with Kid* anci
expressed his heartfelt thank. for the
safe return vottehsafed to him This
program being about hided
here of tlw evening espreswed Ids en-
joyment of the entertainment, nrwl de-
clared that he felt tanworthy of such
an unrome proohor am 11* speakers
hail drelt out to ann. He thanked tba
Indies of the patriotic sorted...a in Um
name of lib. emeriedes and himself for
the eomfort- with which Hwy hail pro-
vided the hurl at the front. and then
lie asked the company stand anti
give three elwors for the boys wig -
would never return. Ile led the 4 -Wee-
nie. and the result wns to -imprint. for-
th..., who no. aertistoussl 01
Catuotlano as 511
people. The inners fairly shook witiv
the Knock, but they shook again niters
!ferry Salkeld called for litres- more
cheers and n tiger for Itiratat himself.
The ladies. as timed. had hountifttlly
provide.' the choitest refreshments,
whieli. usnal. disappeanst In a re-
markably short time Then the guests, -
rope sind smog the National Anthem,
hum twinging to a close Hiram Cox's
house-eom I ng ceieltrat ion.
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Fame is to notoriety *hat the rev-e
al .stultal hi Me. base 14alkeld, andtho
turtle is to the mock. meeting eloped with the Angina of the Phone 90
The pleasure you have in looking
at pictures is reminiscent of the fun
you had in making them.
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