HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-3-3, Page 4• ORDER
YOUR
► EASTER
SUIT
:NOW
►�!!!
Samples liave arrived for
20th Century Brand and Art
Clothing. There are hun-
dred, of samples- from the
Lest trills in the world.
Big selection of Serges.
Tweeds. Cheviots and faney
Worsteds.
New Goods, New Prices,
New Styles
Sfgh-class , Oity Tailoring
W. C. Pridham
4442 4444~444444.440.40W...
DUNGANNON.
I MR. N. F. W'IITARD is the agent
for TILE SIGN.U. at Dungannon.
Orders left with hint for subscrip-
tions, advertisrtuents or Job print-
ing will re•ei%e prompt attention.
Telephone (Goderieh Rural) r39. i
44.145/4504504404444.44.44144494544
REMEMBER
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
,ending rout trn•nds :
d:riut} -st. Patrick Booklet.
i(older, or Emerald ,Isle Post
. Everything fm Mt.
Thursday, March 3.
' The regular noggin* of the lhungan-
non brach of the 1' 4'. (I. will 444• held
In the Orange 11311 uu Thursday.
Mardi 1.01...41 .. p. in.
The Bible class of Erskine church
held a banquet in the .4 IM'n ent of the
ehurrh on Friday eVeolux last. it was
largely attetolevl anil besides the sup-
per there were Raves of variola kinds.
and everybody had a goal time.
Mr. Lorne 'MtKeuzie Is installing a
Delis) system for the supplying of cies••
trie light 444 Dungannon. .t number of
stores and houses are being connected
and Dungannon will le able to get
,along without the Hydro.
Poverty Sochi-lltder the ausples
of the Epworth Leash', a sw ial even-
ing was held in the Dungannon Meth-
odist church last 1 Wednesday 0 night.
1411(1 a 44/.14.041441 time was given the
large number who attended. It was
reruns! a "poverty" social. and every-
W115
veryW115 sttpplsd to wear Old clothes.
prizes being given for the most 'r• -
markable outfits. The awards were as
follows iaadies-1st. Mrs. Geo. Irwin
and Mrs„ -John Ryan: 2nd. Mrs. S. E.
Sanderson., Gentlemen -1st, Claren4-e
acid: 21o1. 1)004444 Fowler. Girls -
Alberta Glen. Itoy9•-George Moore.
The admission hr was according to
waist we•asureineut-rine-halt crit an
inch -and. some of the wore t•orpul.mt
ones had to pay quite a tax. The
Proceeds were $_tie. There was a goal.
lengthy program. with refreshments at
the close.
Mr, J. R. McXa1db ta_away on a bust-
nes* trip to Toronto:
The Friday night donees h1 Allen's
hall are well attended eaeh week.
Publie Library -The annual meeting
of Dungannon public library was held
„u February- 1:0t11. The treasurers
statement show,st a balance on 11111141
.1f $14.71 .after all expenses laid.
nooks were purchased during the past
year the
-�
'r a ecteut of t;. .
and the U
librarian reported 3.156 books issued
during the year. The old board of
officers w'al.. rt•-ele'•twl : President, Rev.
11. I). Douglas; treasurer, Dr. T. E.
Case; srretaary. F. Ross: librarian.
Mi." "I.. 1)reaney : directors. II. J.
e'ra wiord. It. A. 'I'K.izt.', T. 4;..Ulen,
W. A. Stewart, Mrs. It. A.' McKenzie.
Mrs. Thos. Stoniers. Miss C. Pentland.
Arrangements are being made for the
pr.'s•utatiom of a play ht Easter in
_a.iiLuf the library funls.
Th.• }'ridgy evening service in. Rt.
fail'_ .•1011, 11 will le hel4 at s p. m.
Inst .,.I ..f 7.:14►^ js. .tn. • ns' heeetokere.
ri“ad.,-sci11- he-gf''.n I';' - _ - - ♦t i-hu'.d ry. M:rnrh •'.
typos„ r,
Some new 111111 rxe•Ilrnt 15N1k5 have The' :annual ccln*elti„n „f the Sun -
been placid to the peddle library this 'lady w•ho.4 workers of Auburn 4Hstriet
mei•;. If >ou are not memla'r, )..n will be h.•1. he Knox church. Auburn.
now. on Tuesday nest. Iter. T. A. 41:4-
111 E lst•r Snnduv two special si-.-r..penny. general superintendent or the
iwyws will 1..• 111.1.1 in. St. Paul's chnr•it. 'warn) Religions Education 4'utHiell.
at 11 .. n, and i p in %vitt) sp'•msl 1 5411 44. our of 'h4. speakers.
(Rheumatism
neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia. •
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half -a -trillion
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
well known fur fifteen years, pre-
scribe4 by doctors, sold by drug-
gists, 11.00 a box. Ask our agents
or write for a free trial package.
Templetons, 142 King W., ToeMq
Local Agepts-Dunlop's Drug Ston.
a few days the last week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Young. We
are sorry to learn lie is not in the
best of health.
Walter Kingswell has sold his farm
on the 5114 cuu.' ss►on to David ('ant -
well. who moves from the Andrew
Johnston farm and gets possession cm
March Lith. The farm contains forty-
five acres and the purthus• price was
$2.600; so Mr. (':11ltwell has made a
goo bargain. \\'e understand that
Mr.ltingswell and his family are go-
ing to his 0141 home In (Oxford county
for the summer.
GROCERS TAKIiG LESS
PROFIT ON MANY LINES.
Red Roae\ Tea People Make a Further
Statement:'
Som.' of
grtx'ir,, lu
the press o
tndicnte((t Lha
our friends among 'th'e
'aking of our letter to
gnleers' profits. have
apparently it has. Leen
eirslstrued by some. readers to mean
that lied hose Ten: Was the only ar-
ticle on which the grocer taken a
smaller profit, in order to give his
eustunl.'rs a higher quality.
1t was not our intention to eonrey
411011 at iw rw+t4,o a
s we know that
most grow-.•rs well weld -known brands
'of other goods nt lets profit than they
could make on s • !wands e4ua11y
well- known. -arid for the same reason
that they re•onImend Rel' Rose Tea,
simply to give their customers the hest
possible. ra1ne.
lu our letter we mentioned lied Ross
Tea 1wra1se' it naturally came first to
our mind and Weals..' we knew that
grows weft•-.4N•I4i1g it at a Iess profit
than they make .n other teas. -T. 11.
EstabroN,ks Co.. Limited. Toronto, (Int.
410'u18I0H, ONT.
weekend at theft homes here.
ItFv. A. E. and Mn. MIllwu, of Au-
burn, visited Mrs. E. Thompson out
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinsou visited
Blyth friends this week.
. Mr. 'Henry Met'ltucily . Calltd on
friends lu this vletnity wigs day this
week.
Mrs. Ruse. of London. Is visiting her
slaughter. Mrs. W. It. Andrew.).
W1ESTFIELD.
Tui'slay, March 1.
Mr. Wm. Campbell and air. Thos.'
(tier held aueeeaaful sales on Thurs-
day and Friday. Mr. J. W. Stack -
house's sale of farm stuck mud imply
tueuts will be held uu Thursday,
Mardi 17.
Mr. and Mrs. Farrow have move'! to
Goderich. We regret the lues of.these
people to the community. air. i and
alta. Furrow p#uvi*1 theluselves• good
neighbors. Mr. Farrow acted as
secretary -treasurer of S. S. No.. for
the last teu years and took a live
interest in all things pertaining to
school and chureh.
Mr. Albert Campbell is moving to
the farm purchased from. leis father,
Mr. \V'm. ('amptell. N'. are glad to
know that Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, sr.,
are continuing to reside in 111e com-
munity.
CREWE.
MONDAY, Frb. 28.
Mr. John Sherwood spent Sunday at
the home of his father, Mt. P. Sherwood,
of Belfast. -
Nlr. Coin Campbell, of Westfield, vis-
ited
iaited his sister, Mrs. 11m. Greater.
Mr. and Mrs. Gauley spent Sunday at
the home of MI. James Kickley, of
Muteins.
The young people attended the skate
at It 'aft king. All report a loud time,
Patrick Day-ilecorations and
favors -Buttons, Shillalahy,
Irish Pipes. ('andy`BoXeS aril
Shantrnek Leaves. .111 sizes
iii .ilk and cotton ,FTaks,.
Erin-go-Bragh. •
Smith's Art Store
East St. Phone 19t4
4
ACETYLENE
WELDING
SHOP
1 have open la Repair Sinpin
the stand at tl corner of Elgin
and Victoria. * vets. formerly
occupied by th4 - late Adam
ThwaFson.1:Iacks 1
Repairing Radiators,
Bodies of Cars.
Acetylene Welding of aII Kinds.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Thos. Hoggarth
111 .n - :u'•I .c
"Greet ;-them at
Easter with a greet-
ing of you ----
Your Photograph"
J. T. Fell
ms and nodi• -_ --Miss--u+61-t•w1 Meek -left for her hoose
at Tavistock on .Wedw•s.l1y atter u
MYTH. two months' visit with relatives here.
Iter. 11. ° Royh', .1 Nile 'Irthollst.
Wednesday. 'larch 2. church, .wrhpied rhe pulpit of Knox
• Snr;.r (Mang.. of 41oderirh is 4 ('hnr•h in the nlorni141 and of the
attendance to Mr. It. M. M.-} ay, who .1,th,Nli F rhnrclt In the evening last
(, snffe•imit ;dm neuritis of the eye: Sum.laay. 111s' sermons were enjoyed
Myth r.tel. vers will vote on the hr large. eimgr•gatlon4.
Ilydrn bylaw jt\xt Monday. " Iter. R. J. Riess preached in
Mr. :11141 Mrs. . It. 'Watson lutl_eIroek and Westfield chnrelles Last
4,•)11rm,1 Yrom thief welding trip. Rabba1h, Rev..♦: E. Stinson taking the
Ur. 1Vna.'b.0rr• w .y,NaR+ meier4t4l4g. work ria, Iteuwitl.•r eercnit.
• ••atmlemt NI Verges wonted. has. r•- The 1'. F. 41. held their monthly
n'nel ranch Inn!:roved 1 health. meeting on Tuesday afternoon in the
.111 \1'.'hN•..4;ay• Fehr) tv '23rd, a Iolrblf library room.quiet wedding w•ai+-o1.•ou 11'1 alt 9. Mrs. Brownlee and gr:ldchilelreu
u
n. Mi.. left for their hums' last week after a
Laura .Isy. youngest ilaughtek „f Mrvisit at rhe manse.
and 'Mrs. ,1. .1. Mason. -1.e..nn
!.ride of 'I r. ILnvhl Dexter. Ise
Myth. Rev. .'. I: 'lill..,u Perron!
the .-ere,e.mv.
Hamno-♦IcNall-Th,• marriage. tor/
pine' et the i'reIyI'41Il! 111:1115e here
„11 Nnhtrd,n' often...,u of Miss 1.tn•Ilil
McNall. eldest tinght.•r ..f Mr. lied
Mrs.• George M.Nall. of Nile. to Wil-
liam Hamm. son of Mr. and elrs..\lex. 11t4w+ gaf the death of his brother David,
Ith.iu n. of 1444414.- 144..'---4---T.44-4.,4'4-. 111 Su iur ole underwent an .iper-
elated. The young c.ny.e .left iin. x11011 11 11w•IIS ,uppN.sed 1., 1.0 A:1111111g,
Ineliltely after the e•r.•iony for 1,41.11, 1,414 a rola s.' resulted fainly. The de -
don and other southern 14.i111t Ie ren)4nu1N•tI'1 rbc 1(.1117
11014,0ist paironitig •. .tall.
g the l'rofes-or 1'••ff a11144 company put on
„f 4lo-Ir play iu , the Foresters' hall 'on
'pig Tuesday night. wider rho Rlt44p1.("- „f
the W. ('. C. of %Valket•lurn. They
drew al large c41411-11. 4.Ilslderillg the
t.tte of the roads. Ail of the char-
ier-. acted 1lo-ir;l.ar14 well and the
shag
was enjoyed ley all present.
. \\'m. Donde received the -1.1
• CARLOW. • -
. • Ttt, slay, Mare•h 1.
'Ir. R. M. Yoking Is rrote•tng, nl'.'Iv
front they err-MKMrifft1 ?Went a4. litrint
.:11111 14 able -1.1.--
Iver. 11. Royle. of Nile. „ecnpiel the
1.1114111'.f S111101's 11111 ,•llmrrh hlst.sn111
hath owl Rare as sermon that was much
appreciated by, the c•mgrry al tion.
The MacKay Farm 11:15 65.-11 pnr-
-11144 51 by Mr. Bert MiersI, who was
h e-Iultn i»r.-thr-4ei4r 44:
t1Ne. last -Iwo dears. Thos 45 the i..•44
ex':154'1. w•111
of the older
Is e•ctewled to le sorrowing one's.
• SCHOOL REPORTS.
44. S. NO. 5, C'OLBORNE.
The following Is tlw report of S. S.
No. ..., Colborne, for rhe fnn11t11 of
February. Names are arrnnged In
order of- aawrit.l. Those marked with
an asterisk missed o)4' or more tests:
Sr. IV.-4:race Bogie 347. Nellie alorris
336. •Lillian Thurlow 1443, Itol.lt.gle,
•R illlr Mt('aun :.It. Sr. 111. -Benson
G 'r 1.0 .1 r.
Chisholm W Je:lu 1 t
� •g
IH.-Jesode Me4'auu 322., Flora Horton
297. Olive Horton 2141. Joe Froman
236. Sr. I I -Erma Fr.'•wam 2:141, Joe
Chisholm 245, •Kennrrh Morris 175.
.4r. 11. -Fed Dorton. 4'harlottr Morris.
Jr. 1.-I14'rt Freemlin. Aileen Freeman.
Mary Morris. Primer -Ella Horton.
Number on roll, 20: aver:)Be attend-
ant*. 17. TA ULTRA M. KEMI'T4IN.
Tetacher.
S H EPP.I II I Yee /N.
The following Is the. report of 44. R.
No. 11, Ashfield and 1'oH»orae, for the
mouth of F.•bnta ry. Sr. ' I\` ° 4 total
750. pass 430. honors 5309-11.rtori
T4ges r . -•1-3, Edna Eby _..ten, Ervin
Foster 45.4, itertla Fo.t.•r 45', •Ialura
;r alu.ln 307. Sr. 111. a total lI. 4. pass
370, honors 44(4)4-l.illi:11n Richardson
4711. EI'rnoy Graham 452. *Frank Veto -
man 399. Jr. IL Itotal 530. pass 330,
honors 4151 -Jean 1..dlor 446. Alma
Johnstne 431. Sr. I. A. -Lloyd
Britelley 1111. Clayton - Foster, espial.
Sr.._ 1. 11.-Malif.r7 osTY 'lt.,y-thy.
Rllth Foster..r.re1slie Vrooman. Sr;
I'r. - Richard Cousins, 'Margaret
Foster. Those narked • have missed
sereral exams. on rtecouut of Illuesa.
Nwnt.•r on roll. 19: average attend-
ance. 16. A. M. KXECHTEL, Teacher.
NiLE. • •
The 'following is the peerage per-
centage of the pupils of 1'o4, S. N.....1..
1',.liorne, for the month erf February.
Tliiisr marked • were ahsrut from
some of the examinations. ♦"-•\VIIi►e
Dodd 65.8 •' p. -r cent. IV, -'Sylvia
Semis. 74.6. Calvin Rutledge 74. I'Ior=
('111. 5e41144 67.4. Ruby Kerr 4:41.9.
•R1thert Echlin 6;.41. 111.-4 1eorge
Currey 714, 11111.•1 Smith 64. ,% 111011:1
M.11waln 64.6. Florence Hoyle 11.
Elgin Rutledge ;40.6. 4r. LL --.Ulan
Currey 72. 1A11•jorice Hetherington 72.
Myrie (:ample 69, Myree (:nmhlr 2S.
Jr. i1. -Jack Hoyle 74. Mnrr:iy •Ileth-
eriugron 14. 1. --Wellington M,'Nrtll.
Alvin Kerr. ile•len Connell. Primer
-
n Hy: 111, Ca noon Kerr. Those
pees int every . w in the month were
4,1..Currey. }". Hoyle. A. Currey.Y..,Me-
ilwaht • and Murray Hetherington.
}tie.' ` 111 sl.•illmr- Florence 54'g.1.*.
G. A. 11'1.1'NKF:TT, Teacher.
t 'vESTEIFLD.
Report of Westfield piddle w•4,..o1 for
last week of Flhntary.- \.-(fntaal
esa11-Eddie Rodger 675, flea,. R••. -
mld.•nts. flour Sympathy
•SIiEi'T':♦it1/TON. mond 4163. Dodds Staekhnnse 6.41. LI -
Thursday. March- 1. Novo! (125. 1)041011+ t'ntnlrtell' 4413.-
Death of Bert foster. -Much regret Haiz.-I Keating :0.wt. 1V. (total sone-
.. • , • •
wo
oe-
w10 d . SL•t-klionse 634, Noonan Mc -
Is felt in this 4•0111111111111,,* at the 114• 'I(:r:uy iiaHell 6:I1L5. G1eorNgeforHnw347.:ut 11lt'.•1t
1
timely death of tit.' Bert dost.'r. which a,e ""na :vk F
rwrtlrrell at .)1e•xnn.lra hospital. (*ode- W*l.'Ii 7,16. Norm:lu Kea111141 511,
ri1.11, On Tinseda7 11(st. lir.. Foster had 'x44144.4 -.Walden 7400, Warren Bamford
41''11 i11 1164,111 tau w'i''k4 ane!, "riot 10 460, Sarah Ilowatt 324. 111. (total
e melergq am n4a•rat►un for a 4ryw•inlie•itis. 7,30 1-- 1111.1a . Pickering 404, Emerson
huL tie 4u1sw51 away lefore_the 011e•ra• i Rwlg-r.41M).Jow`plLJJell3144. Melbourne_
lion was p.rtornl.4.-`2I.• teas 111'1115 Keating t:'.. 1t. (total 454) -Harold
\Icier farm formerly ow'11.51 by 11r. fee•tretll yealr and was born and 444-.'.1 . Porter 344, 111447 Ranger 337. Irene
''c. Young owl 1s is firsts13-s prop. all his life in .tshlleld. He married, Carter :ori. Pt. it. (total 5001 -Eva
• 'hiss .tines 1111w•k114, who survives. i $1:ss khunw• 427. Elaine 11 nifor. al,.
of Iter -Mr», E. e, e, with four children. - Iiia sus A41it'niler1 1;e1)(Ar' Huwatl t4, Edlta \\'saki
of th s township, whin• attended the of tort .4.lbe•t .4.ngltr:111 chord. and '1gtt,•Iin.• \}'aldom, nhw•nt. 14. 1t. 141:14.
winter "short emit .44.- at the Privet- ��
"A successful mats of affairs still cher.
fishes the trunk 'trap with which his
father chastised hint in the old family
woodshed.''
'A matter of sentiment, eh '"
"Sentiment and common sena. 11e
has the hest -behaved boys in our neigh-
borhood."
sity of Iromto, was elected vice-Irres-
mew of r .Li+�, Nod at 1111• hat!gne
1111,1 be liar louse at the eht4e' of the.
.nor -e .he ha the honor of proposing
the toast/ to he Provincial Univer-
sity." Tru' taw in it. report .4.r tis',
prv.m•rlttrit. - sews hat Mre. I,nwsnn
gun'.' "N particuln y neatly-w0rdel
spw"•li'-- which Is jets what Ih,rs• alio
4,44(0* her won 4,4 expect of her. Nits.
Lassie Is :r dam:liter of Mr. awl Mrs..
Jr. M. toeing of Carlow anti is we11
known 'as a clever and aec.ngdishel
young Indy. 4I.'r friends Are 411111 w'1
v•e tied, she kept 'old Huron to 11.•
front at the University..
1I
1, ♦AI..
Tnes.hy, Uar•h. 1.
W. F. Voltng A Sons are hos, dean -
Ing their ..n -et clover and Belting It
ready for market. They h,iv.'•q large
'plant IV of ,♦ 1 ,w"1.
Tins. Wllsble-the township assessor.
is me his mends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Lawson have re-
turned home. Mrs. Lawson we's at
Toronto and Mr. Lawson we's down
P,•tethorMtgh way on work for the De-
partment 4,f .\grlrnitnre.
Engineer J1a11. Voting, who ham been
speoeling the winter In Goerich, scent
b
one 4,f the t•hnrch w:in,k'ns. The fun- 11tI\ I, Tehc11er.
era! twee+pine.' .in Ft•l.ay :iron noon
from th.,,fainilx r•+ir11.1)4•e, 1st cmw1'4-
soon 4,f ,%shfirlel, to Dungannon rem.
e•tery.
-KIN(i1snuus:F:.
Wednesday. Man h 2.
Ur. Dennis Sullivan, a 'sooner Ashy
Held residents is seriously III 111 London
bnspl:»I. Ills many friends hope for
his s1. every re.•oiery.
Mr. .1. .1. sl'Itellly, of 11n)n.r, 11x44.,
-I4 V1411 111g 111 Kingsbridge.
Mr.•nnel Urs. William Drennan *ml
little. Thelma have retnrtesd from vts11•
ins Mrs- lirenlWa'N parents at Oshkosh.
'ir'•s,s': Toon ford Pat Wallace and
M. 1I,,ggan. of Flint ♦ich., Aire visiting
here.
Mr. is,* -44l (1'Tooughlin depnrte4 f.,•
Detroit 0n'Satetrdny.
ST. AI'411'STINE.
Tuesday. Mar.!, 1.
Mr. John 11 -('rho• re teenlet to his
hlnne At Calgary last week after 4794111-
ing a couple of months with his mother
)1err. x
Mrs. Holl. itntlelge. of F.len.'zer, Is
risking friends in this cicinity.
Mimes F. Wilson and R. Tlmmp*nn.
ef"'1 neknowt, high School, spent the
•
The
pupils of
month „4
Phone ' D e M I LLAR Li SOI
"The Scotch Store"
56
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. : SATURDAYS 9 P.M.
All that is New and Beautiful in
ouse Furnishings
Owing he mildness of the season, this will be an early
season for sta g the spring cleaning; mail have already
started. The nice of Curtains, Curtain material, Over
drapes, Wilton' and Axminster, Brussels - and Tapestry
Squares, Congoleu s Linoleums and Oilcloths is much
better than for many a -•'son
Beautiful Point Arab
Curtains
These Curtains are -ideal for parlors and -
diving -routes. Hand -'trade, at $7,50, $10.00,
$1200 to 416.50 per pair.
Windsor Curtains are
popular -
High-class Swiss Curtains
These Curtains are very classy, just
4the thing for the best windows. They chine
its ivory and ore richly appliqued. at $12.00,
13,50, $15.00 and 516.00 per pair.
Windsor Curtains made in best quality
voiles and marquisettea, with lace insertion,
in white, ivory and ecru. From $3.50 to
$4.00 per pair.
Curtain Nets in
d
cotch Madras for Bed
-
\ rooms, etc.
Every ' io isewife knows how nice 'the
Scotch Mad - drapes and -wears, in all the
newest designs. • Imported direct from (Claw -
etc, from 50o yard.
almost endless variety, from • • yard
Nairn's Scotch Linoleums
These extra tough Seotdt-Linoleuhus
:are well known for their beauty of design
ah.l wear -resisting qualities, in designs suit-
able for all rooms. They come '4 yards
\vide, $2.00 per sq. yard.
Best quality Canadian' Oilcloths, best designs. 85o per sq. yard.
Dominion L 1 oleums
An exeeeptiotnally we -seasoned Lin-
oleum, not quite as heavy- as t e Scotch,,but
- will - give thorough satisfacti. • in black.
tile and doral patterns.. 4 y• dq wide.
$1.50 per sq. yard.
Our range of Carpet Squares in Axminster, Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry, in
all sizes, suitable for all rooms, all bought at the very closest prices.
Do not buy any House Furnishings before seeing ours
New Cretonne New Chintzes New Art Sateen
M ilia r' s Sco tch Store �M
i
tinier of merit : Sr. iV. Ford' l)iek• 11. i1. Combe r.spind„ l
The gathering was men•'
.ln•t•e's'fnl. o ,.
.sou 442, Lorne Ashton 412. Jr. It. -
Harvie Crawford 4t42, iloward (1114.4
443, Carman Hayden 422, Bob Hoy
373: George Ashton 274. Or.
Willie Richardson Richardson 314, {Deaden Hoy
34.2, George Mills 26'2.. Jr. 114, -Clara
Willis 313. Vernon Willis 291. Vesta
Murray 251. Melvin Dickson 245. Mr.
M-ltert. Crawford 316, Annie Green
:psi. First class -Hugh Bennett 227.
Florence M,Kenzie 216, Leonard ('raw -
ford 202. Margaret Ashton 195, (4ar-
ewe ilny 191. Ruby Dickson 171.
Primer class -Jessie il(y. Etta Quaid.
Violet Ashton. John I: nen, Edna
Crawford, Benson Murray. Rest con-
duct -Lorne Ashton, ('arman Hayden.
i.W-_C N-NLNO11AM, Teacher.
H♦Ngl•P:T AT CLINTON.
lnnual Function of Huron Central
.tgrieultural Society.
'lintim. Febnrary 24. -The an-
approprh1e17,
enjoyable 111)41
An Erroneous Report.
To the Eddor of The Sonal.
SIR. -There has been a report in cir-
culation during the past two months that
I have been guilty of a breach of the
Ontario Temperance Act and was prose-
cuted for same. '
The report has become so prevalent
that 1 wish to take this opportunity:to
make an emphatic denial of the slander-
ous report, which 1s absolutely bilge .
Thanking you for this valuable space, 1
am, Yours very truly.
JOHN WALLACE.
R. R. No. 7, Lucknow, Ont., March 1,
.111'RON ILA('ROSSE CI.111.
Organization Meeting Monday Night -
To Affiliate with ('. 1. et.
miel banquet of the 1i10.00 Ceti •
-
S \10 1 ASTIFiFT.D. \n nrganiratlou nnetlug of the
\ f • tit I l(,w•let held in
4.4,Is a r.'prrt of th„1 toll gra ora y• Heinen 4.Ncrowe Club was held on
Bowing S. Nn: 1, A+1lfield, sur the
the town 111111 here tonight, was marker! Monday erening'In the town I,,ih1. nt
for the 'first time by the presetee 4,t w'hi h n re rresrntatice attendance of
'ehrrinr7; names nr. In { Capt. 11111 :Incl 'Lr. J. ,cones-itntenan,
In.110.. once of whom appeared among
those interested was yrrs,glt,, inclnd- p
thir4e.,1•,•sp.rinling to a toast. The nn- Nd.iesse'1 the nursing explaining the
iin'll L.uuptet has hitherto been held
lug t.'presentntlt.•s et the Board t Trade and the t.'itl-Pds' A01401.114 111111.
1111 1111• night of the spring fair. lent the
DECORAT ING
ANI)
Decorating Materials
Wall Paper, Paints, etc.
We sell you the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
your. home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plate Glass
f Mirrors, etc.
W'e can allllllt' Nom wants ion
any kind of Cele,-,
J CUTHBERTSON
North aide West st. Phone 354
r
A daily cup of OXO
makes good the wear
and tear due to cold and
fatigue. So hand v.tno,
Made M • minute, the
minute you want it.
Tina of 4 and 10 cubes It
a
present arrangement w•a4 adopted to
venni! ..f more. offending. Mayor A. J.
)4,'Mierray. who Is How)sa•P'tNr7 of
the a ion, ptsslelel , tonst-
master and a111 expellent 1' ,e•st '..as
furn i•heel. Phalen's neediestrr for -
I nlshe"1 the mlrsir.
"Agri''11lhire'' was proposed by S. R.
of djt* of the new' flub mall 414114 111/4
the e1 -operation of the lar•rosse i•1nh
and other athletic orgnnlrntions in
making It n 111er5s ley consolidating
all the tattoos eln11s Into 011.' organ=
halo, w'111111 would make for letter
'.I he following officers were Hertel! :
Pre-idetit. Mr. 4'. 11'1ut'Ie ; rhc.•prrs•
ideate '1r. T. 41. Cotinoi: 1554.'?ory
tr.'Asnrer. Mr. F. Woolly be; roa-
nl1e,.'L. (i. 1.. Iearoo(4.: exentice etl7.'Iency and work mit along Mum that
eomnlitt('P--Ms*srs. Wm. ten's', S. (i. ,.nail not he Nchievel by separate
1IcKAy, l:t'r. Hem•om, 1Vm. ihask olid noise.
('I -
1:1 m1..
The ele'Fegation from the 4'itisetis'
I5'p
.v'l, distrl•representative of the .\ktil
"swTlnn, cousL tiers of 1Ir. 1:nllow,
Iw*crtment. andrespond1s' to by ref.
1 I1A. 1' who
I:eo[ito E. Day. of the ..
snlstltnted very lme'1N41ly for Prim,
0110 110' 1101(14, a 1111 111 1114 AIM res*
Malt in entertnMing *and Instritetlte
fishiet,i._,1I 1114 the Lir.' +t,wek Industry,
r•>tar.lilfa eillX4 fehr men are better
Infotee ••1.
Ph 4401411t ('nx proplw'1 a toast to
the S•, le,y, tr w'hlele i-' .mw' "ram
made !•y \Villinm McEwen and Thnsm.
McMillin -The Muni.lpmlltle ." le-
Itolr • J by 1. A. Ford, wail replied to
by N.AW. Trewartha and W. N.
Manning. 1)r J. W. Shaw prop .i'I
the health of "The Lathes,- and Mn.
USE
RAZ -MAH
NO $eshi.I Ns Srrayine - Ns $..fi
Just Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed
to re*tore normal breathing, stop mucus
gatherings in the bronchial tubes, give
long nights of gnlet sleep; contains se
habit-forming drag $1.(Mb at your drug-
ggiist's. Trial free at our agencies or write
Templetons, 142 King W., Toronto.
1
ns the erpini„n 0f ih.' mend
thatitwould be In the Interests of the
iarms... chili to link up with the larger
r„u
organisation. and n r mmsis Ition to
HO. effect will be submitted to the
ldcross' elute nt Its first meeting.
ft was (e•hllSl then the organization
of the Theron Lacrosse ('Inh ns sJwlve
0111 1111141 he condoned and that the
committeee get together A* *eon s* pm--
4411410
at-4411010 and arrange a meeting of all
those Intet.'stel .51 that the reeom-
nl.'ndntion 14+. 'Owl... can be dealt with.
iI i. the Intention of the Nerve
Lnern*4 (14fts to affiliate with the
C. 1.. A.
Mr. Chas. K. M•ninder* was chairs
man of the m!*ting.