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WILL DRIVE ME CRAZY
'(hut's the wort of a (headache. , It is without doubt the loot
de►noralizing of all simple alllnr11t Relieve that headache
with Fro --t'.
ACETOPHtN TABLETS
if you wan! to ,top u headache quicker than seat and no matter
from %1::It cause it comes Froin.
Twelve Tablets in a Tube for 25c.
Local Agents in Goderich for
Dr. Thacber's Liver and Blood Syrup
'Hi- ,•, L I.ratwl Vegetable Tonic will help you f• • 1 our h.• -t.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 The Square, Goderich
Why Nat?
I
Ivan Are Invited
to ntteu,l the tea and sal•• of Iwklyyg
\1 r 1 •, w:u1y 4,1 the (4113., asst ' to 1..• held by the \V. M. S. ut. \crib
TSH , SIGNAL.
- GODEBICH, ONT.
w1•4tfy nenepu"•r falling to make I
tooth 4 alvei %lin suleastueat die, -1reet Methodist church on Saturday,
• M b'"' 1
n it 1 •neer = 11C
bits z t teal ' nmw "' ;, grant t11 INNOVATION ON THE
111111 neer decided to give o that .raW ( nr' =bid.
1 i _ •
! d miler o lar
('H1•Rl•H NOTES
• A Izw111eln of 8Jta1 was hefl 4(t•
George'. church in the will of the
late Miss Matilda Gallagher
On Monday •evening Rio. It. Fel-
ton Irwin. of Seatorrb, will .it.. his
Interesting lecture, "Ireland itt the
Irish;" in Victoria street Mrrh,eli•t
church
The regular meeting of the \\'o•
u1•n'a Mdssh Miley Society of Knox
church will 1"e held uu T1te•rday'•
March 1st h. at a.;#) p.ni. The pro-
gram tuts !s.•11 prepared by Mrs. H.
t'. Dunlop and Mrs. Waite. A ••or-
dlnl invitation b. 4 %tended to all those
interested.
.\t Vlet ,•ria .4 reel Metlbrdlst
clnir.•I, nest Sunday morning the
serrice will 1"e conducted by the Pas-
tor. Subject: ';1;•al'. Blessed Mnn''
The evening ...trice w -1l! 11e condnc•
1,41 ly new. • W. E. Millon. president
of London Conference. prayer meet -
to. at 10 &i.l.r'k :aid Billie echoer) .tt
The •••rcl.•ew at the 1l:1pt1-t chlrr•h
ne•zt Randac will t"• a. f..11••w. • Sinn -
day ...Imo' at 111 a.1n.; n -
Cadet Flor.•nt Arnold, „'hone departure front the Rtlyal Military College,
Kinglou, has- resulted in an inquiry bleing in+titutld, is shown with his
father. Major .Arnold. The Hen is at the di:.powlof an invest igation if
the• hen ring• are open.
OBI T UAR Y
MRS. kV ILI.IAM .\.'11}:11O\
The 111111I1 •s-,urre4 ,m Saturday „iter P00..10,441)1' ,b.tnn. of 1..luuhtg-
nforuitg last, at ),,•r home, Trafalgar tun, waw with him for about two Serciees iu Knoy . Itnr,h 'nee: n1.
trw1; rt1 art )l. ilurri's, widow '" ratite during hi- Iasi Illness and .Ise will 1e• .-ondneted by the min
handier alw.ut thirty -ads
1114. daughter ]laud
1;1"ale died of influenza
111_91, ,17.d his daughter
away about tlyu tears
years ago. duetted .by .Ho• pa -tor.
B•
1 Mrs. ,\11.ert
ih F,-bru:,ry, Dewey. 1t 11 a.n1. :ti..i+el 111.
Nellie. tuts,•+ S••rvi,e at Tnvk.r'• 4'orner' 3t a ',la.
ag0e Ill, 441' • Tho•B. S. 1'.i 1'. 'will mart on )MO'•tnl.1,.
•
at S p.ln.
of tht; lute William Acheson and moth-
er • of Mr. It. J. A Meson of town. Be- also (thee sister-: Mrs. Henry'}'fell•
fore illness claimed her some years ago f It wilier • Mrs John Mors
i -1'r. 4ml.J.•,a. ..f • rnl.o:- 1.1 :1.m..
.4ghth in seeks on the ' Lord%
Prayer "Tier \Vac of T. motto b.
ailla•ar:1 e4•. I •. IiamWl
)Ir.. Acheson was a very ;energetic
,tel acth'r woman. :ld in spite of riots and Mrs. John "I4yc. loth of 7 Ii.r .u.•
;'l-.r,i..• t..: •,` ••r- .,
d IP•tter' 1 the ;wily, wuff.•rdug .ele(c)t in recent riotAtomic,. California. There are '7 Pru•• r.' .- .c 111••!1• all err.• -1 ,...•w:•
them as art in+ti. Cr C. N. R I-WAY$I I'll 1 f tr great- "\d Mow.. Fou :1hh:lth .'6o•d :u.d
toeing
advantage. Craw- are ties I
and
nand.• to l t111ls, universities, ! 14111,11 Ceuulrr .....trt ice rizl.l her. TI.
ltld ho_t,ltuls oil this grana). K )1a -h hall , } thin
•+s
lit tu•w4.papwrt liver Is. a get"u 1 unto :awl \ 1 r1 at l• tabu .. , near
Colborne Afternoon. the •• •• n
-rain field- awaiting w+tw'---AT*Zh1 pot tin• mncrtl'
In 1"•r nine wt• -h:. to gala tin' 14he 4'uuailian \at
-- gato4&---'•r--- p 1, is:-,y.•afortJ.
Vewk. with mucin eon
Thursday', M:itch 1.1. 19 4-5
MILLINERY
OPENING DISPLAY
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MARCH 20th, 21st and 22nd
We have an exceptional showing of original de-
signs in Pattern and Trimmed Models, artitllil yl line
and made of the season's choice materials.
Our selection of
FLOWERS and NOVELTIES
is the most attractive we have had, and the many ideas
and beautiful colors will surprise you.
You are cordially invited to inspect our stock.
MISS MacVICAR
Kingston Street GODERI :1 i
1,•
y'rrs afflicted her .he• wuhlrnhu•e1 twenty rear e u • r, a mid 11
Miele classes a: a ,.cl'„• h. Gfr:NM:1\ MARK
laud'hlhtr,u, •
If I. :1 great 1'Iraeun• to slew 'hr
wn1.-!, ul►y the bright, intrepid -r. notalt C' .:enuhu• lt• i. Erroll 4e• 11.1%e haul: but if
• $ctwret 'for- 4111411 4 ti l 1 detente...rim.' 1 The funeral took phlre from the '1'I,hr• 1,':1- :1 ...-...oil 'ItIP:r:ll ,.' tit 1•71etu,k 1,•11• s beautiful \"
impel.; IOU 40,11 to see • Hti111; that • ill
". tk •, • tr Toreento Mr.. haul• ..f ht. sou-fn•law.,- \[r. 1 riddh•. Ft. G•s•rlre's 1" , 1•i iu. Yli•• fu- : , t(ta jj1.ON
1111 ,••aw.n .4 :11.•
• of its patrons 1-b.•.unr • N•ilt the K1).,rT part of Mher on--u"tinny. March ;led, to a rtr • .11f Millions 1.171111'11 4I4 1% pit 1146. the r r al studio .ctrl
1+ life
1 eeme n•ry. the. ,o•rcdi.e. !eine combs,- tenl••numiu:ifi uia wattacor dn) - trf year, dine into tallow;
i usl curst.c. are life• Mr tt,J,,ltirh. He•r parent., Mr. . or of .rara•r. Th' m,-Itnt ••t-:,- ie.) .1.y Mr- ' MUIMn \Llrk• Li:. wet your Photo taken.
alar .arra tgludptp d Awl Mrs. Juba 'fairies mucid wary led he Iter. W. 11. \l..••• tat t t ,
is uu "The Nation- 1 y .if. :Ica to i'•dlelru• Township. wird- 1 •►m!ule! sr.'rr.hI lit liat liiutkh:.• The It.•t.1 Ilutnilt••,,- and Ic'ifll t 1. hf `til, ** 4'. % 1:,1RAt:K. 1). p1..1. - -- -
Sam- I mien's mi,slona•y n
t#Straits+tr e.( tie fr fuailty of two s..lm ntl.l s1s p:illls tlr r were . e n ••.
.sero-flt;t..wti 1,•.•r r•q.e••w u 'Phe •••ff-.r,r._ R \\', •t Itm;ila• •a 1'
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taken In all of the inn. r.ls,w•nlic1't..•, I i - ----- -
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al leper !siltation aInot111t(41 .,1,..",
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bur two •.uwu el1" 01111'01 4 11.•,r• .I. ,.1..1 :r, . 1. .1 _I.,.i. t..' ,
. now esperutIH[-•'
River the 27th an 244th •.f Mar•b i. awing Tort. to 1.1.4:1 te tu. .laity. ,tr- i elallghte rs only' two now remain: Mr. rel (.ar,lner nue fe a.
for the rtbnr ('ire le unveil. ! riving N'iu peg 4.10 P.m. 111•• third i J„tui 113r•ies. of 4tratforl. sant Mis 4.1.r. IVin. Phillips.* Edam Maskcll.
flay, amt om \Vinnfp•It t.+ To*'41to Tti.xut' Mcis •au-uf 111•troit. Mr, .1.•11- Itobt. stodge. and .Miert flood. Those
hTi aydl,g 'Invite^ 12:at i.:ul. sly.:Ir- I esnu died Tp 11411. and nm' ArielI•(l lU 411.'n.' . anenntng t -fnw
• I 111. I r ether in 1•nv Emanuel
Friends Want Yo
Photograph
and they will prize • really
good one.
You cannot give loved ones a
more acceptable remembr..nee
than Lour portrait in one of
our newest mountings.
J. T. FELL
nese 187
Try/os For
Fancy Ioods
velties, Etc.
MISS S. NOBLE
'Routh Side ,, utr. - 1,0,h -rich
You may be needing a
New Baby Carriage
A New Stove, Mattress
or Springs
-
P
_ n. East anything for the home.
You'll know where. 10 go.
rising oP,Iitn 7.:.91 a 711. the third day. Iwo daughters sure (.•: R. J.. or town.
Hot tea. coffee awl Work •ateiwiches, )Ire. -1. 4' •;x•111. of Senforth. and
ph-. 18 111, mills. bread and butter. bake lire. P. 11. Horton:of Mituie.4. Roth
...I sail". rte.. lady 1"• pur.•hss..1 1t of the daughters were• with 1Ii,'hI
I • lunch ..clause Ill any Mae ,luring mother during 'her last ,dale.
... elny, site Mrr. Jeln,•ou - It her years
mi....n.1,, Is of ..,Iles•• 111 addition .,f health=was :h.•tlre 111 the work of
to the regular dining ear service tlrra- North str..•t M.•tludi-t a-hltreh. in con-
ies' Illi 7)1,' ab. ve m,•ntinia'.1 trains. it.etiuu w'[th'-11n' warren's organza.
I tow- -.•'••1 wast :• ,•hurt)', meruleer of the•
\Voni. it's iUsslntaty F.efety
Fl TREAT E 4 tt•'t 'wniz'•d in 1erl. .\lthw
D errs- .I,.I,arr.41 l,y der ldl '+ -f=
I to
•
ipufon In ditsr.lt neuritis's,
.:est in the wrierk4 continued to her
,-r:m were 1 l • _ !
t, Mite -heti. of London. Mr-. Eha \vny, those .11 Bine( )'re.hyt••r1:111 and Ft. -tote over tie .•1.I - -1.1s.•. or lo.
of Kl-ipen, tint., and Mr. and Jibs. 'rr,rrgrs Anglican rhnl•.•1a.•s. tin sno- purpler n fond 11..- 1.e.7. '•1 '
1 1 1:. 1'.•rgnsnt'. , of Lock 11418 _ 1.+. tlay-that( 114 .441" ami, doubled whets Fran. is T.' t••e•k.. a protu11441
side. a large number f 1,i• old the 4hylr'. of \verb etre; :uu1 Vie tor- 11"r of -.•v-
fri-:u4s and utighltor The .hep la street Il,'th.eli'. }•ltnr,•1o'14 came 1"111 the 1114. 4.•r o,
•
sympathy of the,(ommitd• " goes otic I'..rtle in lovely !.Int -k gonna. pb•n-natty tribut ii't. 'r 14 Vit'
e « • white ...Mar.. There ). over."( tl1• 1..1_11,. 11•;.--
I to the 'tinnily at th ?lin, in 1 t ;earl `.•I -111 .•1'•
neer ,.i :I I•.
1 1 tl 1'-. t R 1•t 4 11 e •I
1 of a kind and indhlg4nt lensl'and .r rertafu cltur!hly .tigldty achieved . }1,,:. -, 1. dol..
I iu the gowning of a .•h.dr that can I ntay 1.• -.111 ael tither. 1 1t 11••ad0n:u"er•. 1:1 -1 Il.lulu:•:.
4hir11 W. P. M;1•NNING 1. .L,ri.•1. >a. -We- -u"•• 1
Knox 11111 4(t. G• n'.•'. Will ••yhn.l 1'11and4•t'. (Jit••' .•,'! •,•:'•1',..i Tie
rltth Int- I Thu• dwuh hsek pL•1c. 011 Man- lct.11. Noel, for the
alit par I enn;tr:tallati..n. to •11.11 I• 1 n•
her In -
•,
n. day ..f last wa.k n`t 111)1' 7.1:11
1 v.nilar- 1. t play.- nut :: 1 r '
lain, Lout of \\'111. 1'. n . , t1 1O1' 1' I\\OT .11 IN.1: R\ c '1!Ie ptlbli 1.4'14./.14`41:',";110:;:. -• t :11 t -'12
l moss, sat ..f lire au,l \I r,. lt. \\'. fg!14:dol.. to u
)Inuuin .. Hutu] react. 1:,1.61.1. h I,•w11- APPE.t.KA\CE
thirtieth year,Though . . y of
1!"•r1 on, a tarty on the a ! au• -pen li :hr apps•:tracer of the leaf. A
erasion, 1'•tlb,rm• towel -hip, th,• d••' Pon •h c,ulr-e unevenly roiled 11:9 may
` eOMING "The
K tit' \I %RI 11 Ii to 9'.' ,Lath.
g
y and Tuesday I{ T1• brr' ship 111 14,1 it t• impas.ildP to ..11 the plant 1
urire Toun„ar I i11 Nowlay \I i 1 1 con
-
ton
H"iltlrs
pre-.•ut. bt 1,a-'ert.iec'. \ ar__ i teerTr
rain* ; a "OTA Trrtr *more
-
wryly.. at the home
n4.(•nnditet•41 by R.•r. J.
rel Rev. W. K. Yager. a
steer. and interment was 1 er11-4& err the gr.mh r hart of Ids
r
)Ialthend"1r•lnsot.'rs. ?het -L s "t h better f•r the cult than
I'e.o11a farm •n1T11Tes
I.. Victoria Sk hoed .11en1•• :,4 1
Seined 1,1mh will weer ill Ila• kind' '•'
rade
"IAR. -It 1100\!:" inn
1.11. Ilaasiwwt
li hi. Il.•1.••and funniest
"1 .nae"
Wednesday and Thursday
O4r11 '41,or, mei Leatries Joy s\ those err
i,, •1.. 1...,, vend drama
'THF: SILENT PA T.\•E6
(.loria Snarl,on in
"The ihtllnwn Itritle"
Friday and Saturday
John Gilbert •., .r;, Billie Dove
.a .e :111 -:, r1 1 r.e. k .Irl mu
"THE \L►U\ESM OF YOUTH.'
Sunshine ('omeely
"('loth,. and Oil"
i,.c \,•4,. It•,rl'
Matinees. -Monday, Wednesday at 4.
at 3.00
of Lost ,blpt•."
woe gart.•n ronin at 4 'p n.. •an 'rhmrdal
+loll •i.i.ele r.rlh.l, swell upsell tea that h- 21"1h' -
pall).•, •r. et ere Sheol It•)uold-• of (;,"lerich rnwnship. It nib. front
Them, \n.'bronk, \Villiam $hars:anm I LnflaKt: mn41., finer. 'fhe only war to
there Ott L• enlisted beer • tyle dor be sure of Kitting tea of r,•!1ah1•• gnal-
au1 \'',■nl.r 111 "•. 11....11..: Hie lag the 1;,•eat \Var with the. 1111st ity is p• hely a lea tike ••••• \1,.\1r,\.''
-fn/4-'"M.-41+-14 w. gr. •11.-1 1
ijati.ferred to °th ---in - e.,.u• 1:•""41;``'" :1Tr-Ti1Trtit" .n'« go
trnusferrtto rine lith ta:,n:Jiot. with I •1 •
•t Set fort h, n hrotber•in-taw,
sr.
N• a amongsent.. 1111 teed
.
which corp.. lie .erred nlmo-t 14111-1
r lire TiAltlt .tttWtI1rtr ttm
The -death of Ji1411ttrel Jewell. wlticl! i )t 1►uHug thee
es -cursed m1 Saturday. )larch 1.1. at
111, home of his d,nlght.r, Mrs. J•,s-
eyh PrWdle. town. re•mmi•d one who
for many- year.. had been an outstand-
ing figure in the township of Colborne.
Mr. Jewell was one of the mo -t ac-
tive mea In 1111- part of the country.
but had been failing in health for the
past els months. and Noting unable to
carry on Ise rented his farm and
moved into town Just before l'hrist-
a s.
Mr. Jewell was in his seventy-ninth
r. having leen horn nn the old
n Jahns farm on rile 4th von -
of Colborne. on May 44th,
e was united in marriage to
Mitchell, of the same tow -n-
on ). ay Stk. 1916, they ,elc-
•Ir golden wedding with
and friends. After his
Jewell lives on tlit ('ol-
Colborue for about six
moved to The Ttltn
rking in• the sawmill
e had u.nthere fur
r,'d the -loss of hb
moved into .\sh-
g near the 4411-
and 4aturda)-
1.1e
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
OH the llroad'ay ,.4 G,d.ricl,
This 1s Your Store. Use It.
Adommammir
•
We charge no more for First -
Glans work than is ordinarily
asked for second-class
Our purp..e°is to clean, pre"e
and repair your clothe.. in such
a way that you may regard oto
rk as better than loual,. a •
to charge you no inure for t
kind of service than perhaps yon
have been in the habit of pay-
ing for unsatisfactory results!.
There's a difference we wast
t0 show you
W. C. SNAZEL
Phone 33!1 South "I'lr`.snare
Robins' Clearing Sate
Just Received
36 Boys' Spring Suits
Which Will Be Sold at a Reduced Price
They are made of fine grey and brown Tweeds, 3 -
piece, belts, governor fasteners, and are very stylish.
Sizes 21 to 30, clearing at
$5.74
Sizes 31 to 35, clearing at
$6.25 and $6.75
These prices will prevail at this sale only.
M. ROBINS
The .Square
GODERiCH
Broken in Health
By sending your friends a dainty
St. Patrick Booklet. Folder • r
Emerald tale Post Card. -
Everything for St. Patrick's Day
peieratsoes a nd feVenc
Button., Shllilahs. Plug Hats.
high Pipes. Shamrock Leave*.
Green Candy Baskets and
Br. es.
St. Patrol. Flags, all size.,_
See Our Window Display.
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ton,)) •Inti) ti..- a ,•.i.tk_: whe•k{ \i1.F, -j )free :nt \_task cY jnAn_LLLa -
tInontl .. N near' lions.
month .d .lntsm•G tnl't: he was- -desire 7iw iafe •1. 11. Pettttatwt.-ir i= : Hraltit-N*tc-ed
1y (rounded. Ile participated in the 1., sorrowful ditty to rrpfrl the dealt 11m writing t.•tv4l e, what lir.
ace•rtlruts at \'imy and Pas -c hen- of lire -John 11. 1'«l,tlnn•1. which •>•' \\ illi,un= 1'Ink 1'111• Ij+tre dune for
11r•:' sac- )11''. .1. 11 - 4111It.111. Fir,Inle.
)4111. ".1 few year. ago 1 44 111 u
bad1c rundown condition. •h set
11111 1 'war• ruhje.•t 1., 1 ming .4.14•.
whir•ly.Feuld 1enye DIP 1' each a w/1111-
Ihr 'that 1 4,4111,) 04 ly )4 4' 344.117.
1-'1 1 •1,uti st ri.i 1 with Infhn'11sn.
which a:.• i•pld.•n c'at that tittle -:u1
Ott. -till fort w•mle,•II'•d nl•' and
tlir.alghont t • whole winner 1 re-
_yt,n4ttw4- 4- ' - ..e,lltin11 1 was ee❑
•thtitl -Ta ilw..lh..'roP,
a+. 1t .1' 11,41 4.4411 in help m••. all
truth., 11c!•rd _ un Tii- try )Ir. \Yi1
Ilan 1'fik 1'111•. 117111 1 gni a colt'''.
,•f ...414 tr• ;oar me. 'Whet, these .wer.-
ne 1 •14•m.il to feel an im1•rovemon'
.111& 1 got n further .npph•.4.. ••ou11nm
the tr'•3ttnent. 1 took in a1I Omni ,e
. and -h,v tlent time 1 was
fi -T ie -twat of )trrrtttr sit * --h*#'1a44Wl
in weight. My faith in Dr Williams'
Na
Mord
Ace,
MIs•1 E
4.01)), and
brood tI
their !amt
marrage Mr.
tarn 1
years and the
of Dunlop. em
busirtfts. When
some years he ant
Mill by fire 11..1 1b
field too nship. Inca
Inge of Kingsbridge.
nd again went
into the manufacture of lumber and
its kindred product.. Ile remained
here for eleven rears before r•etUro-
Ing to Colborne and engaging again
in farming on the place noir cm -copied
by bis son William. Alfter -his son's
maridage, he moved back to Ole 4111
eoneeselou of ('olborne, where he 11e -
ed nntll a few months before hie
seats.- -
Mr. Jewell took a prominent part
In municipal matters, having .(ken
councillor. deputy reeve, and reeve. of
hi. native township. As far hack
a. the year 1578 be opposed the re-
doubtable William Swung for the
reece,hip and after n hard-fought
(mutest In the severest winter wea-
ther was snceell1fhl by a goodly "liar -
gin of cotes. Previous to Chi., he
had been deputy reeve for a term.
in more recent years he had been in
and out of tho council on various oc-
roll
duel... After 711armistl.e 'lav wa.!cnrr4l on Sunday afterne.m. March
I11V11Ide.1 to England 1..r thr,44' 2114. after an ilhu•+4 •1f :thont two
m0111114 11411 4511: later 4.1.111 bonne to weeks. He .11.•1 nt hi. bone. on
Canada and p1a.441 111 $passlw 'l7 - has• the faros %there he n as horn
pital. Guelph. where he rrmainrl for little over •icty year. age.. Hl"
father: the late John 1'.•ntl:11.1. wad
one .4' ilnron', enrh• pioneers. having
.,•tH..d lit W',' -t IV1•,43nn.11 ..r•? .•dah-
ty rears ago. when On inns was etre,
erre.) wth forest. Mr. .1. 11. Pentland
remained, fur__nuirly three• your.. I1)-wlt. married over thirty yrs 1co tet
fact until -tee -wits ro.etts•'t fri+us-his-aIk-'-.\. It 1 ut _tf-..Ior[_,4.UW' T
sufferings by ik;:ith. 'Vie funeral. T.beir,fnulfl1. consist-. •;f ,.a" &righter.
which was ileal an Tflnr•dar-after itis -f 1hwtow. and three ,oras, filar
111411 to consents. o.-meterv. was'4on ,.•v 1;,. ieslie II and IV. Liwr••nee.
ducted by neer. J, W. Ife•IIe•y.• pastor 1111 *f school w'i'r,• Stith him 'yhen 1.e'
of Victoria street N1..111; 11.1' c111tr•h. eite,l. The immoral .er4d,+•': were eon -
The Ium11I,•ure"" were Me -err.' .\. it'yralneted AE Ree..1....Tohnet"n. iatet'r
\sunning , F.dg.1 \In1111ings. ltcn. of N.ilii' M••th. •idsr , )iamb. of which
Manning. :stud Tole,-Mauulug. Sulci'• the' ..lereten't1..:9.t'n_ ntipi' r: Than
rem thr he•!•w+e••1,-lw"Wi•ii-_hie- parent*. •_raalL.U14l. tt't.a.L'r wrto corp
1r,. o•u• .lecher. M1,- )1.11.•1' )1414- favorahl•. a large ....warty ale*" h
idiot•. of Toronto. and two brain -rot. at the hone to pry !heft_ + ringte - and I
A. Rin• Aitt111411tttr.-ant __lNII'1 P _r4 •rt to the to 141417 of their Hide fulls T. 71144 uubolOt )..I
Edgar )htnnings, of- Toronto. ileighlsrr. The remain, were +.nterr•,1 k..•p a,•nppty tin boo,' ',off f»k"-le
)IRF. THOMAS
Titt Il' 111 ltunglnunn ,•enleterrv. The pall- •t•'mdon811y !f 1 am mot feeli11g .Inti.•
1"•Veers 4. r' tr• tTyree tt•ih+. .1. 11. well. 1 often-r•.s'm-muet.l th.•m t••
Thede:lth took phi.' nn S•17,11.dsy'• rent 10 S. i-lnlner•1.0.1.1 W. FIr,n1• others. 1nd•ennnot !batty' there ,lml.h
Morel. .tle. of Catherine Itroph;•,.rhl- c:,11. and throe It.•I)hmaa." L. Taylor. •for restoring my health." -
ow of the late Mr. T11naa. Tray. \\•. Mellwnln n11.1 (:ee. Carry. The Dr. William.' Pink Fill. are n-efn1
and the funrnil 4a. held on 'filo.- Is•rca4rd roe+ 111441' the heft 1110U syn/- II 311 c1 -.w ah re the blood is thin
day morning, front her late resp _111111, of the people of "':e .'otmmunit;r. 11 n.1 watery n. then. nils+form 1• to build
deur•.., ,ngles.•n "4ret. -N, Sr 1'e: ,r - 1174 nn4 purify the bh"ul. That I. ally
eltiirell. where r'tiTTfiifilit s w8, :1trl- `,.t •• t Ftr.r -)nnr-0 .7, the- . aic...i&t' = a1eruLL>-- mrd ,Ige.r'
117 Rev. Father Gram. I -.The - .117.•,- an 11t!A,•k ..r .nfhe•1rr;t :um ft T
was M her !43rd yotr. Sin. .t as I..•rl, also the reason 4714' thi•y are !woe, I
Tor-inta .laughter of the hit,. Hr. 'rhe .\hmrek 1'hapter. 1. ..1..11. 1:. (1,4.11 111 nert•nq• :H.,,r.lrrs, n,•nrnlcla. 1
ne•irlt- a yr4)r. Hw•ncrrhlg 'nmew•htlt.
he seas emp1nye'.1 for, n time n. 1
commercial traveller. aI, 1, hr WWI
again taken 111 at 1lalifn'. 111• 1,'a+
then tern-ferrtid t.. Byron. where• hr
SSmith K and Hi Store
Phone 198 East Street
and Mrs. 4;an'ge Ttt.Ty. nod 1. ,- 11441 41".4---1'.-tae.--tics Its`"
nnr of a dnmily of (webs' lu 1 ..' roams .ni.)Irtlsy, ititrh 171h, at. ..rally d.a•rtbrd as all inn flown" .
ills-fawUy ta(yrll t,I }Ve•L 1\ nc.111o_I* 41
4'.m. s 4,:, 1o1 get the pills from yntrr 1
1 r de1i'1.wi 1,1. married •1t St. .\r1 i etrt4li•t•..er t'. mail *4.714►.-cwt..-s-Lwci
gn4.111• in 1Wt4 .im) f.,rll nine l •,r- t:ODEFI('ll IL%RKETS • from The 14r. Williams' Meelleine Co.. ,
ago .aloe with her •h114bnnl to rin•• ffulra,l y. \Inr,h'13?;,. ]fr(tckytlly. Ont.
rich. After living tees for n eonph' I.etlforhe. per ton . $32 IMI !:k'T'00 a
of years they returned to the (4.ero In """'
1111 :11 11(1 s '
Weed \Vatrannsh, where they rrmahl. 'Bran. per ton
30 ed for three year., coming to 10.4.- I Hay, ter boa (iciest ., Ii RR () 00)
rich again. which 1,nttnl ,1 to he Hay, per tan (haled. 12 110 1:1 00
w 11.111. I.' r bushel 0:, 1 1111
Ihc1S bane. \Ir.• Trry predeceased I y hn4.h,.1 :13 40
1:14 wife 1.y thirty-two years. He I Oats, p
4i11 to remembered by older resl•lents Inieka•he111- 1"•r 1.n:'hel 7U n
old \t ' Potatoes. per hu111'! 31)
• .et
('44.4418* and at all 413844. mat7tlIOlNl s being hs .)large• of the '•' ' I.tarter. !sr hnaLrl ' 00,
and h 1' institute library here (e.o.
.Ilticnl affairs. ago. P pallbearer. 4 I ei unl.ercwt. 4 :d. S nu
'Mr. .T4wtell was by n tarn kindly . 14'7,•4'44•., all from St. Augustin.. - two •+ 1111
and genial, at all thyme interested In \leer.. V,'m. iim-it% Ih•rnmedAreplty. \'all rill,'', leer 4lct.,__•_....! tel _ ,"4TM
!!„• welfsrs• of his nelgt\ttors,, local lo.,•ph Ttroplly and Petah King. Mr. 111d•s, per IL. 7 _
7 701•7. •
h. his friends, and especially nffw•• I 1;'ore•' Itropltey, of Angln,e, atreet. Hoge. per cwr 3 :A1 a •;It
tionate to his own family and his row -n. Is the only survivor of th.e''"'.tn'.Intent.per 4w•t
11138113', Ito. cut. 3 ail _ 3 "ar
own people. Ile will he roast sorely i ramify of twPht. Hotter. creamery. per II. 4 1 - :dt
missed by his POW bereft partner.
who ha* tbrongh a long life been 11114 The enclose and dal:n• given stutter. dairy. 1" r lie. . 4.t 14.4
1 all his Jnr. and .nrr71wlt. 1 by ilii MA'tt►rt' i'tfttt ?Tf' its-TwMn►• M1 RaRn.- s4 per dozen .t ""
the: keenest interest In municipal C nn c s . .1 ts1
T11ever • (nnr i l'affM:elrote; p»(,wt. :, :41
I" ! rattle. ined
and by his family, who will no longer
have Ore support of hi- greet advice
and wi.r ((ammo).
Mr. Jewell is wlrriv.d by his 4 ifs.
two Poo" Melvin and \Ct!lam. of
Colborne tnwnahip. and (nnr laugh -
tem: Mrs. \\'m. Phillip. and Mrs.
Jos. W. Prtddle, both elf town: Mr*.
,. • •.1 \1., ' r of rnliMrno fawn'
.1,111. and Mrs. Rol1;.-It,edges. of ,;ode-
rich township. Ills son Ramnel 1,:1.,
a*MAllttally killed w11. :I dawt•nk
North .trryt la.; F4iday evening 1441• 1'4,01:cn.. 1"'r ' -
nen :Metaled. over 12.1 ►..miser. ..f -
t - Club end Reit friends eniuying n WILL ERECT MEMORIAL
vvey plen.snt aortal evening. The TO CHARLES BULPITT i
• rite. for enciere were wonby Mr.-
Georg.- I. Leod *MI' Mr. 1/avid alar•' I
rOK\'Iver, March L". A. a Irffr
wick. • • 1ll
We to the memory of Charles Bullpit
Ole Cam., Bulpitt. the. English Immigrant boy
\Ck 1t •Is tt d:d yea gee '•n aim hind f n awed,• .4-4-11111 on -a11 tintrlr"
•r •.t ...deg*? ' - i 1,, f: ins =sin" numth4 ago. rhe 1411t-
\L •Igr- Ills as* 1,M Diet.) 4.0 Wely ii, nun We:filre 1e note iW4
• 4
Vktrola No. 300
"Keep on Trying
and You'll Get It--' -
That's what the singing
teacher said to his pupil
when he was trying for a
high note. And he did
get it ! He didn't know
who threw it, but it was i1
lovely shot.
We can let
TROLA take
notes. -
the VIC-
our high
It -E. JENNER
FOOT COMFORT
IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO HEALTH
and the surest way to obtain foot comfort is to pay a
visit to our store and purchase your requirements to
that end. -- -
SOLID LEATHER BOOTS and SHOES
FELT BOOST and SLIPPERS
GOLOSHES, OVERSHOES and RUBBERS
SPATS and MOCCASINS
in fact, anything and everything any member' of your
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THE LEADING SHOE STORE
b'hrnte L"0 W. REC. SHARIT \\ GOD1t:RIC11