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KF:NNF:1117.-=After a eM►rt Ulatorit
Dorothy 4:ndy. wife uI Mr. Patrick
K4umtdy. mowed d nwey at her rad -
dente. 1'epr»'14 street, 044 'Nadal last.
1'114. 11tse6s041 taus 111 114.1' slxty-wstyad
Fear. 1llh•rment sill lake plate In
the It. C. et. tern, 1'ulleiraq, blaorrOw
1 Friday). Requiem foam will be held
St. Peter's .purees.
MONTS:MMF:11Y. -There passe 11
away at her residence. Kenya .trtet.
o44 Tues11ay. Sburh 11th. Ellen (lrrer.
relict of the Inde William Montgomery.
The dtteaseel holy was hurl in th
N lye of Armagh. Ireland, nines'
years ago. coming to ('aladr4 in her
sixteenth pear end settling at Prescott.
1'Iwte she sari 1wu•rt"I to Sir. Mont-
gomery and fifty yea re ego tlwy mine
to Intro enmity and settled Im the
township of Hos Wk. where tlw village
of Corrie now salmis. After Iwlug
there for a few years they frayed to
llukola, hitt after a short neidPnce
casae bark to Huron toanty and for the
pu't thirty yeure Mrs. Montgomery
had lived in (1441erteh. Ming trnitl_turl
to INT Mal through illness for the past
eleven yt•nrs. 11( the Gamily two wins
11041 two daughters sire left : 11'illlam,
of Halston. '1', s.: Joseph. \luutana :
Mrs. 11.5141l,10n, Edgerton. Alter. 44wl
Miss Eliza. at borne. The 1411141'441 was
110111 ou Freshly last. the services twine
i►1 4.h44rge of Rev. I,r. 11411IesIge and
i1t' ..1. E. Font. 1'M• pallbearers were
sic nephews of the deceased : W. .1.
' 1;rem. W iaghaw : Bert I;neer. I(,
route; 11. J. Had .1. 11. 4 ri r, $taUley
Itownship; 4.414rer end 51414 in I;reer,
.A1,1.uu1.
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THE GUI)ERICH MARKETS. ,J 1(1" TTIE.-.1n 1,111 and esteemed
.• T14uaeo.r,a1arch441). f resident of (iterirh tout, anti town-
s newt. parr bs.h $ r.iS to a YM ship was rent 1 'eat loy (tenth 4,11 Thun+-
Ont.. pet ba -h. to : ala}. Alxrch Lith. when Mr. 'Juhn
Ntu ler ter. hn.1e ' to "' --
Beattie bird at his 1 o1( the
Pow-, pee bu-b - 1. to _ 00
Nuc\wheel. ter bush.. . .•r to ..- Bayfield road in his eighty-fourth,
Flout. teu10r. permit ... 54.84 40 54.;5' year, niter a short illness. Mr Belat-
rneur. (terror. a cwt 5.73 to 5 410
&"u, .'"F• tie was testi" at Petri' head, Aberdeen•
Vet tai 44.o,i to 1_00
aborts, per tau ,. 11 w to CAM shire. Y1t'aald, anal come tit ,'anal("'
Ray per tat •• ••-• 15.1(1 to 14.10 i1( 14471. He w'as lagglgt•utau fur the
Meats. ,sow. per rlb . kOi to 6An G. T. H. at Win haat for fotozeal's,
Ilea Rutter. per lb ... .. .Cato
,i"1 K
Cre they) Nutter, per Ib... .N! to ,51 and at Clinton for sootIrl•r'pt.riod of
,fogs, toe -a. per doe .... .06 to . .fir four years. and thea 1"r fifteen years
Ponape.. per bush Lm W , held a siwilnr s,.il with the
Cattle. bid. her: Owns.. lr1 cwt. II.V► le 111.:0I'-5 1
10101.10, butchers' oordiout.t.e, est.1a:Wto 19,54 G. 'I'. R. in (,o(le►•i(•h, and about IMat
Rams. tint weight. per es '• .. 1730 tr 17.50•0 went into the dairy business, 111 which
Lambs...... Ism to Illy .Igo, was r 1 during the trutaindrr
Hide.. ppa►r lb • •• sett to .tl gytw
ebeemittes. ke ,to 2.:6 of his life. fu 1902 he rat to the
farts on the Hayfield toad in 4.oalrtie1l
Keep )411' tett "u the eart► and township. H'i
e was married at Stlg-
d"h1 Ix•' tra(hir•g for the 04l 44111. ,tam to Vary l'. I►ickwnl, whoyun
Reach ter tie of 1 1idhem the tail?era 'fires, wish three sons and' one dough•
soots' t it r lNtit. NMI em n h etre
1 . )O g ,tet. Frank H.. V. T. R. telegraph
miry la sly \operator at (:uelp)tc John 11., of
(xwle.rieh township: W Harvey. at
h and !Writ. Willison Bolton, of
Hamilton, :1l1 were 1 fort the
klneral, which te141k place to Maitland
entetery on Saturday end was under
\,aeric auspice.. The officiating
.'lergytnen were Rev. R. C. !defter -
mill and Hey. James Hamilton, and
the pallbearers were A. S. Chrystal.Geo. M ower4}', ,'has. Edward an4P14
W. F. Clark.
4 IKE.-Mr. Eleestt•r V, Oke dirt, of
uttureixn after 11 brief illness at his
to residence. 117 '1'eMNlbitw avenue,
"realm. me the 2stle 4.1 February-. Str.
10 sacs sworn at Be 'Iler thirty-two
year. 11411. Hr ens wlnta101I 1,t 110110-
ri4.h
end Chatham.end went to To-
ned., when eighn fleyear- 4,f are. ,He
emeses, the empiuynn•ut of the 'Connate
ne
Clo, ('o.. ).td., with which company 1
he remaimsl until the time of his eke- i
Bens•. Ilis position was tint 1(r per- - 1
t•hnsing 1474.11.1. He war greasily-
reenlist by his employers, and had a
Targe clr,-le of friends. He leules •u
wife sod three yogt nIchildren. Norge.
1-10111:111s 11 1141 Sorts. A brother,
Signaller 1.. W. like. is with the Can -
mitten Expitrlltlutau•v Forex in Siberia,
111141 another brother, 6'11•. A. E. like.
son ell 49th the 1'81mM:1n army in
Fraw••. He .tis brval111et1 1101110 lust
(all, has in7 lost , leg 1,t the battle of
1'1.s'11e11da011'. '('Ip tote 51 r. 4Ike IcII
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SPECIAL
TO CLEAR
2(1 dozen tueu's,
Police Braces
made from good quality, to
clear at
23c
25 dozen ire!! -
Canvas Gloves
11,ctt IDlcol, in grey only, to
clear at
22c
M. Robins
OPEN EVENINGS
WEEPING ECZEMA
SOON RELIEYED
A PerfectTreatmentFor This
Distressing Chi t alai
WastsO 0,11."1 had an attaok of Weeping
Eczema; so bad that air clothes
would be wet through at ►Imes.
For four months, I sufi'errd terribly.
I could get no relief uadl I Wed
'Fruit -a -tires and 'Soothe Salva'
The first treatment gave me relief.
Altogether, I hen* used three
boxes of 'Soothe Save' mad two of
',
'Fruit-a-tivesand asentirely well"
W. HALL.
Both these sternag remedies are
gold by dealers at 111170. a box, s foe
$'.50, or sent oa receipt of price by
Fruit•a-tires Limited, Ottawa.
"Fruit -a fives" lo also put up in a
trial alas which sells for 25o.
the inertias for the snow ■e 114 41R•ie
paid for it. 'I'M" beea good oppor-
tunity for the ensue"' (o get a supply
811 11,4,441.
The stat meeting sill be at the
14004.• "f 51 re. Ww. 4 ur.y ort1'ut•sliy,
.tpril 4th. beginning Nt _ p.m A
cordial Ins 'intim, is rt fended to every•
one to tome 11 WI you sIII be heerllly
aAni"s"es (bM'
Itiou to I*In aid of
Iry rem SunItn nn
♦frit J. B. (; rubs m, Nev. A. N. A. C.
}'rash homemade (wady at 11. T. T*
*dwarfs'. '!Lake some bo. slth you. n
mode. but friends leets will be [,"axed
to know albs is reed ('ring.
COLLINSON. - The death aloes
place ver} .uddeuly at St. Jima***boaeltal, London. un 11'ettneliday.
March 12th. et Mr. John Al-
fred Collinear, for many years a
resident of Goderich. The late Mr.
Collinson was torn On the Base line,
Hallett, fifty-seven years ago. and
wee a son of the late John Collinear.
He Was a carpenter by trade and for
the past seventeen years had been in
the employ of the (1. T. R. here. He
unites eent au operation satisfactorily
ilq.Mouday of last week. and his tnex•
peeled death from collapse was a severe
shock 1(t his friends. The Mei:wafted L
was nuniarried 'and made his borne
with his slater, Mrs. SVM. Lawns, '-lo-
torla street. where the funeral service"'►
was held on Monday last. Rev. A. L. G.
Clarke, of St. Georges church. officiat-
ing. Intervent was hoa11e in tolborns
cemetery. Ile (caves four slaters and
three brother*: Airs. 11'4. la .,hang and
Mrs. 1'. E. •Bock. of Guderich; S1ra.
John Sands. Vancouver: Mrs. S. Mc-
Cool. Heillett- township; George, of
Blyth; '1 illiaw. of Cull..rne township,
and Robert. of ('hilliwack, B. P
Among Hume from ant of tows wbo
attt'oded the funeral were: Mr. and
Mee. l;eorge Collinson. daughter Mary
and sons William and Jobs. of Blyth;
Mr. and M. William Brost', linnets
township; Robert (ickerliue, Bl'tlr:
AV. H. Ball. Boase line; H. H Hili,
Auburn: Mr. ars! Mrs. George Collin -
SOIL Kiutail: Mr. and Mrs. McCool,
Hallett township: Joseph, 11. Bleck,
Sarnia. and Mr. Ellison. of London.
The pallbearers were Messrs Jesse
Mountain, Oliver Clark. James Pipe.
Wilson Brownlee. George Westbrook
and George Bradford.
HI 1111 11T444.N.- (.4•ptahl E11w-441d
Itl►Iwrtson. a former resident of 1:4,e1e-
rk•h and for many years n prominent
11reat Lakes mariner, diol 1,t Iris hone
at Naruia on Saturday night. at the
urn' of seventy-three veers. 11IS death
0hIow.i1 an lllntws of ran wleksi dllr-
11 it'll. f"l lowing an HO 111111 14e 111 r4kr.
'optaim Rula•rtwm slim Morn at
: IItals•thtos ll. 'weer (:11rmn.sple, and
Orange terrier. The high nplp4nr1,1tleu
111 which he wets IIP(d by (1w, many
friends 41111 mourn Me fairly Bemis•
ems 011110111141 by the wonderful 111S -
INN! of norm tributes ut the funeral.
1114interment Meek Mae.. 448 51.441111
1.10rewud-cemetery. Tho 11ltw1Imwl sum
a- son of Ow late '1'm. and tint (Ike• of
Heurneller. i,twl lessee also 0110 sister,
Elsa SI.. a• well as a large circle of
frleal,I null rldutll'1•s at Benmlllpt to
mourn his early death. He sax mer-
riest in Emile to Katie Worrell let
Polito, nod IN,111 t4N1k III Ile same dry.
and 1,t the time of hes death Ills young
•44110 811.0. 114) critleally ill of mien.
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AT POPULAR PRICES
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arrivals in stylish spring and
snntlller footwear, in all
leathers, with high and low
heels. Footwear with snap,
and styles that should please
\'on. No trouble to show
you.
Our Repair Department
is fitted with the latest mod-
ern shoe machinery, including
an electric driven stitcher for
sewing NEO1,IN and leather
roles.
Try a pair of our new J. T.
S. Rubber Heels. Without
doubt the best Rubber Heel
on the market. Try a pair
and be convinced, They Bost
no more.
WM. SHARMAN THE SHOE MAN
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14.'51 )11 NRI1
-The lion1111M81a I114rr Lauder,"
Inky. Inert in the 5blple Lee( )R
rr euh•rtaiuuu•ut o11 Friths} war
who
t'ha pf
night.
RUTH.
Tt'E, WAI. Mar. Is.
A M1csioR1\t. I1*L .-A largely at-
,ttmdad slatting wee held in industry
Hall for the purpose of discussing the
building of a suitable memorial for
local 'soldier boys who went oyenw'ae.
The general opinion was that the lest
memorial would be to erect a town (hall
and dedicate it to the soldiers, so ft is
now op to the council to subunit a by-
law to the people for the raising of
money for this purpose, which it Is
like'y the) ,A SI do ace soon as they can
severe figures and plank .
MILLION FF:IT or Loos. -The Gedde*
Tyson Company. owners of the Blyth
sawmill. bare finished operations In
getting one M the largest stocks of logs
that bays ever been in the mill yard
here. there being about l,(44K1,0110 feet.
the family afterwards c-ntue to hale- he, expect to *tart the sawmill this
sires. !hiring iNV llml' I I,IIIIeI tf41 With
week. Mr. Geddes *tales that he has
the Beatty tine 4,f sten users. the late the output all sold at a golf"',
11orvevsl tont to %u ruin nlam►t 1x7 fl are, no it will mean a Lot of work for
NISI %is sie essiveIy 444 charge of
INffPn•Ilt 1"d" n( flint 11"4,' If," "I" Stubbs
CHAPTER OF ACCIDESTb. - Mr.
the masers"' for a ter of yens. Stubbs took one of his hones out for
until the I,tines it erre ort in exercise oe 4unda}, taking with him his
iiia cull 1v+ntiutwtl w itis the latter sister and Miss Johnston. When they
gotout u the
o the oto oar M into
mat until the Sluiu,r'h a'as buuicIied } } g g
i11 1S'.NI. Hr saes master ref the hitter stream of water, which was running
steamer mail it wee Wunder! on Isle
Rowel i11 1104444. Slave that time hr had
led11,tl 1,l Sarnia. Hr was IN lee
merriest. and Is survived by his seemed
wife 1 formerly Miss Sb1'ouiwll of
17011erl4.111. 4,110 son, Homer, nod two
daughters. Mrs. Thos. H. Cook of
Sarnia and Sirs. I Iuwer 1''rst, of Sault
Pate. Marie. A funernl service was
held my the residence of Ilis son-ln-law
a1 Marline on Monthly evening. and 1,11
Toewdrty 1 11 remains sere brought to
I:alerich Hied Interred In 51,1111,11111
cemetery. 'Ile burial seri4e herr
sass emeslo mets by Rev. 1t. 1'. 114--
4Oermld, and the pslllbearers were
1'mit . A. 51. Mlwphent, *'rept. Alex.
Lawson, Capt. Wm. 111111110.00 11 MI Mr.
Jsun'% Doyle. The n'mnhl. were n0-
IY,IIIIN1111111 10 tiooh'rh•h ley Mr. Hurter
Itolwrtsotl and 51r. F,dsarel *'tack, sot
111111 7rruldwon 1,r the deenslrl.
1 'apt. Robertson sus One of n family
of 010V.n and Is survive, by two six.
tees: Mrs. Willis, of Exeter, and Mee,
l'etrr. Wylie. of Toronto. and four
hnithrrs: $8mnrl, of i.lirltm,w; Bil-
lion'. of Port EIgin:.Alfntl, of Super-
ior, 11'Is•Itn,ln, awl Jahn A.. of (:ode-
Aabneid Soldiers' Aid ('hale.
The A. M. A. 1'. met at thele 1,l. of
Mrs. 1(d. 5t(Whimey un Mtatyh 7th.
1rein* t10 the last foe shipment ieing
sent o44 Slang) Ilth the Circle had to
meet the week iwtore in order to get
the gaols all In. 1n the business me•Pt•
Ing we d4,usted *111 ho Ityron Sani-
tarium. *25 to one of aur ,tshtleld ,bops
who I. In that sanitarinm. and the MI -
hiller'. *0.011, WAIN w.uf 10 (110 (.MI-
11r1'u'4 shelter. Roderick. Following
i.
the 11,41 of gaa1N pissed through
(:,Merlon censoring committee:
: a
1•1,114144 4111414.11141rta, *14.24); 1( 4.1111,'44
'combinations. *111.23:21 pairs woman's
irnwers, *21.111); 3 dP•s.lrig NntvlulN,
163.75: 1 (Illd'se nightdress, .Ake; 3
splits pyjamas, $12.54i; :::.[slits, 712.110;
59 'lairs children's NIoeking,., *444.75;
�h plain $01'ks, *:74.73: 1 item and ,evert,
*2.25; :t padre bny'x pants, *3.00; 7
1441"'1 (hi1d's (omh111M loll. *54,73; 21
chll,'N underskirts. *:11.25; 0 pair"
seeks, *11.215; 2 pairs stockings. ;2.00:
4 pllr. mta•klnjp, 5.1111: 2 pairs Oak -
ingot. rine: It einfiniii.4I garment's,
PAM: 1 (bud's dress. $_'.:I,; * skirt",
*al440: 1 oIdM'. waist. 25e: 2 pairs
child's drawer", Alk•; 2 ehlld'n Milt11,
*1,110; 10 towel*, *2.01; 1 cap, lake; 12
lbs. yarn, 1111,00; A 1M.. j'arn, *14.0440;
total, $257.110'.
1'h., amount of tote! shlptn0mt for
4iere•h was *237,*. -
Tle Circle Mg un 1111 IA a quentky
of pool scotch fingering yarn for male,
s1, nnyhrw' wishing to pw,rchese any
eon get It from the committee or at
' �oLaolalr>v, rtiaotpaLi . atea.res.1 t1,.a
to r Was vd+intry Margter_.. 1
It 1
senate the road. In some manner the
horse overturned the buggy, tipping the
memento( Into the water. but Inckily no
damage was done. They all got very
wet. They phoned Into tows for an-
other rig. which Henry Juhnotou took
out. When he WWI home and was
turning into the stable, 1'-w. Leabul
was driving slung and ran into the
other dg breaking both buggies, but
none of the occupants were injured.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP.
A meeting, especially for the ladles, of
the Colborne Farmers' Club will be held
HAVE YOU
NICE !IANDS?
Toa sen bays 1f you ase Tams
Bak regularly, Women who ds
their own housework. and con-
stantly have their bands in water.
say nothing equals s.tm-Duk for
keeping the hancs In good condition.
Or, 11 your hands are chapped.
one thorough application of
Zam-Auk at n1; -ht will bring ease
by mnrn(ng, ant continued ass of
this balm 0111 heal the cracks and
roughness.
Mies salla Martel. of 36 McKay
t1t., Ottawa, say. " For two winters
1 'suffered aru.ely from tracked
and chapped hands. 1 tried various
salves, which scrmrd to do them
good tor a time, but as soon as I
went rat doors my hands would be-
come just as bad as ever. A friend
advleed me to try 7.am-Duk, and 1t
was really wonderful how even the
first application of+thisbalm stopped
the smarting and drew out tbe sore-
ness. in a very short time my hands
were quite smooth again. Now I
rub Zane -Bak on my bands ores -
'tonsil all through the winter. and
never have any trouble from (racks
or chaps."
Por (rest -bite, chilblains, cold
SONIC wawa. bolls. *deers, blood -
poisoning, cuts, burns and scalds,
Lam -Bot Is equally good. All
dealers, bee. box.
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swe'ersifte THE COLBORNE STORE "aYie
FOR the coming Beason we are showing a wonderful range of materials that are
adapted to spring wear, in Silks for dresses, skirts and suits, and Serges for
suits and dresses. New Coatings in the seasons latest patterns are now being shown
in coat lengths. This means that no two coats will be alike, giving each customer
something different.
SILKS
Taffeta Silk is a favorite and i5 being shown 181 a Targe range of shades in the beat
ie.. '
Silk Poplins tire gout( and no cloth is as reasonable in price. They come in the
best colorings, at 312.00 a yard.
i)nchess Silks are always good, and we have them in all colors and at several
A.peeiul shoo iu_ of Week silk 111 all otialities 111141 stain' prin.:.
DRESS GINGHAIMS
These (iinghauts are i1( large and small cheeks, in gouts colorings, 27 iu. wide, at
:tic a yd. l:iugttatus have been hard to get, lint we are fortunate i1( having good pat-
terns sow in stock.
[rite..
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
l,inolenuls in four yards wide, at $1.54) and $1.25 a yd.
(oilcloths and heavy Felt Floor ('overings, at 15e a yd.
l'ongoleion rugs, at 916.00, in 334 011.00 in nx31:j. $12.00 in
tfiS.(K) in 2x2.
A good showing of Curtain !Ilateri,ls in seri11ts in. all shades
l'urtain., ready-made, i1( ,the newest designs milt tit wally price..
BLOUSES
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We have 8 real stock of blouses, and they represent the very beat. Each Blouse
i. new 111111 up -to -duty. They conte in Voiles, I;eorttette mod Crepe de Chine.
CORSETS
I1. & A. is the reeognized leader in 4'onsets. Our range is Targe and complete
in every price.
(iottdeals (aced in frout is a solder, and the Iht'.t styles are being shown here.
We are eielu.ive agents fur these two lines
D. & A.
Corsets
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
J. H. COLBORNE
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Patterns.
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at Benmiller on Monday, March 'loth, at
2.30 p. m. All are invited.
A Neighbor -Is .110. -The neighbors
Neal friends of Mr. ('au1 Abseiled grave
Min is pleasant 4411 rprise one afternoon
recently, coming to his place stud saw-
ing enough' w'o.wl 10 keep 11w•w from
fnexing the fouling year, as Mr.
Steedel pmts It. Mr.' and )tars. Mandel
01•.11 to rxpnwm their sl►.ere gratitude
for the kindless shown tneui. Mr.
Charlie Ainslie'. of F:wsrx, goes home
for a fes daps 1IsIting his parents
and treated the members of the em-
prise poorly loo oyster..
'CREWE.
Motw.xr, Mar. 17.
Miss Ethel Finnigan is spending a few
days visiting her brother at Seaforth.
Miss !da McQuoid visited at Mr. J.
Little's a few days last week.
Mrs. N. Saunders spent a few days
last week with friends around here.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sherwood visited at
the home of Wm. McDonald. Kinloss,
Thursday last.
KINTAIL.
MONDAY. March 17.
DRENNAN-MACDOHALD.--A quiet wed-
ding was solemnized, at 12 o'clock on
Wednesday . March 12th, at the Presby-
terian manse. when Ella, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. MacDonald,
Laurier. was united in marriage to Mr.
Gordon Drennan. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Drennan, of Kintail. In the even-
ing a rection was held at the home of
the bride s parents. when the young
couple were made the recipients of many
handsome and useful presents. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Drennanel (t for Saskatoon.
where they intend to make their home.
Mrs. Wm. N. Johnston and son Ken-
neth have returned from Goderich.
Mr. Fred MacGregor was in Goderich
one day last week.
LOTHIAN.
MONDAY, March 17.
Mr. Kenneth Campbell d..sposed of a
fine horse to Will McCrostie. of Goderich,
and delivered it on Monday and pur-
chased another in its place.
Mr. Matthew Gaynor, of Lucknow. was
the guest of J. P. Hogan on Sunday.
A number of young people from here
attended the dance at Dungannon on
Friday night and report a good time.
Mr. Barger, of Toronto, has purchased
the McLean farm And we expect to wel-
come him to our midst.
Mr. George Swan has moved to the
Thomas McKeith farm. which he has
purchased.
Mr. John Swan has rented Miss Kirk's
farm for a term.
LANES.
MONDAY, Mar 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott are on a
three *woke' visit t3 friend,' at Grimsby
an, f ngeeeol I .
Mnx.
Fronk and Mrs, Archie John-
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Wm. Ritchie lost a valuable horse:
cause unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dowler bare
moved heck from St. Angeetine to
Michael Bowker'"' haiwe.
Much sympathy Is eatamded to Mir.
and Mee. J Ft O)'f.nughlln In the death
of their five mnntheold Infant daughter.
rhomas and Pat WVallaoe, from the
West, are exiting Menthe -must here.
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Mr. B. V. Cott, tenor
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KODAK AS THEY GROW
Let your Kodak keep the autographic picture record
of the children as they grow. The dates will make
the story complete.
Developing and Printing.
Campbell's Drug Store
The Penslar Store
Phone yo North Street and Squat*
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