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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-3-5, Page 71 THE SIGNAL,, County and District • 'rhe death occurred uu February Reside,. r•,a't...•u graudchllelreu and lith of Jamew Lynn, 401 eortcemloa--Hite great grandchildree. Of Howh k, at the age Of seventy - threw years. .10l1. F: Juckllu has buts t from J. P. Lawrence the 100 -acre ren on the 4th line of Corey 'which • been rented by Mee. 1[at) the pas year. Catharine Wolf, widow, Ot til. late Tobias' Guenther, INtshwuod, ss.ml •way F'.t1runey h at the hum et 114r daughter, Mrs-. $. Martin. ay township- lir. and Alis. Thos. Inglis. who h d Wen residents ,d Mouterie8 for t past' twenty -tire years, move) in Week to Atwood, where they will r. able la future. _. Wm. !vegan is pr sideut of the Kip - pen ftortiettltural leoelety for 192.'1; 11111.10 Margaret Me111%. iat vice-ptead- dent; Mrs. H. A. Lundy. 22nd rice- Presidrnl: Mrs. A. Morftrith:"..sas•re•• Yuri-tron*nrer. Mra Thomas. widow of the late Philip Thomas, dial Fetenairy filth at Bluevale•, in her seventy-fi-sr year. $he bad been a resident. M the Blue - vale locality almost oil her fife. trick': eral Inns and daugbtery stlrvirr. The wore of Stephen,. k Ashton. Gorrie, sem. burglarised •,'ne night islet week whllet a convert was Joint Oa• to the village. The cunteuta 01 the till. about ten dollars in oilee : • were abstracted, but very little else apparently was taken. A happy event took place at'l)rya dale M. C. church 110 Frbtunry {rl!(\ when Mi'. Albino Due haragr, diiu 4 ter of Mr. and Mr.. Fred Ducharnee became the. bride of 1.ilwreuee !loch. arme, on of Mr. and Mrs. Joiiop 4 Dueharme. Drysdale. The happy couple will reside at Detroit. Mrs. (',x r Torreon. Kt• Fbrr an om r . f- dent of )is tl .s . ata . 1 w . .fit u on y at nrefaj etenine, February :1st. at the age of eighty-five tears. The .1.- eeseed was a resident of Slope( township for many Fenn. • until` .he and her late, hu -tend moved to Den - sail la 111,&4. Of their family of six daughters and lour oats all are. Ile - lag elver -pt one sow. The home of air. and Mrs. John A. Tremeer. ofr4.tla--township of Ttb•ker ,moth, wa* the ikeetw'uf a pretty wed- ding on Wrdn,rdny, February210. when their daughter„ Vera A.. Wks united in marriage to Jahn T J:alt• son. (.1 )rskatcbewan, The is•temouy mita performed by Ue A. $li$ kalr of Bengali. The young (outrl.. 'w 1 lease about the middle of Marrb - make their hem•• on the groom's m In Saskatchewan Ap er'ut of intense took. place on the 17th ..f Fe•brto*ry a: the/ home trf Mrs. Ague. Craig. 7th llut M Mor- se.. when there A144r fermi • eatta•r- tng toe celebrate, Mr.. Craig g eighty• ninth btrhrter ,It -o, tt.e,sr•renty-first awe4v.rt ry .'f leer/ we.)Wii,g and- leer Kitty -four iWtrel Teo tee in Morrie 1)r a taunt'• ..f third n nine 44r. teeeed. ter abs and .'r.•'aitYi. ,s. .j, 14$1/8116[$ The death of Itsnlel Ewan• steer Y 14411. Tue•Iday, Fethrnary 2})h,. at. -,thee T U� -1 Mee. H. Itcmbe haps resigned the purtorat.• of Wt. !Teter'. I.utberau church, %urirh, wJ�tet& he ti..• held for nearly nine (carr,. Mr, ltetu a recent- ly received it call frpm the Lutheran e euKregu(jonc of Walkerton uud ; Mildmay. Ile•ury Truemuer lam' wr.tk rewired' the news of the death of his brother.. ....Andrew Theemner, ..f pigeon, Mieb.. c 4. age of ..weal( years. The i leen.. *44.1.4 aux.tW u. . ge of sixty-alx (•cera, The ugrieuttnitltl short course w• h4:ii h 4 been e»n.)twrted la Itru.w.la since e1 tete 1 t'lt*u'.� laid.week so lar as t l tiny • e'Iat*1• waw eoueerne'd, but t e moi *.n'x Jenrette= has err teed to litre the do:nestle seNoce ural tl4ued_ or anther -'ii w e tue•kr 'ryas ur Toone,. •1*t aims b. a -fernier r••..i,h•ut of this see - dinned •t! Ii4'4 4' eek attending ;the go,,) maids elm- lion, having ;.e).t hotel at thtrhwoud GODERICH, ON's. Sunday Afternoon erg It1 1`-iI3Fa.11ANIl I TON, ti.eierlch, 4)441. die .:.41 w:w 1.,1•n In Ile" township 111 Thy rieeti lower: and weent to ]i1eiilgau %heu a young Ler till. tient• u� worship" man. De ;e hallowed hunt'. J• 1•r••ieT,.wie. loose) t4'W %tire lett to New Hamburg last MIL pups Breathe the t1*)ly Spirit &n4iaue.4 Goa hardware.buriuc., at Iut4 every be_art; Xet 11:IWlrIrg fi,r 4'. J.. Moser's dr) Rid •'`rrt47[rm and •uCT.ts (tw.)tls .gals• Ilk :Kitchener. Air.. Homer Fr•e:r ••a.'4 •oul i,•piait. enik•n. and later. farmed nn 411.• Itronse,n Itpe.. 'C[(1� 14'tu. IL•uder, of the cflluge, ha.4 ry•(an.,t^,r li,: 1eetuiin¢ bU-tae.. r•. Miss Rees 'Gorieu ..t l I. ,.... , %Ir.1 J,, J, a• ti*H...,1 alai tv Ill. w ark on t h. •. .. .•.t •l+ru, ltaby Ivo 1 m . l v i• •uu� ••1a 41.. . a•I . Tl114 wNh (4tla.•keennit fools'. We puratt4 onr way.- %t:u.•hl4g Air the dawningl tit rtetnal R'ut. 1'. thing -.-ft call..,! forttf thrill sad awake+...! *.tel- aietft++r'i• - "Oa4 Peter.. that Yolte• bad b4tiLlr I r trout her nater.. tee foul sidClts til:.• had taken p.e...*.4nu of her: gibe total iiwakel from hell' ietteetth, Ib.' sl'u'e' of (`tirlat, and nut, :tial,& the .:44dral.-°+' %etre• brought he'ruut of .larkin'.. iu- to light. h'rr,nt.. bring the met. .l'.- toitstilate, Vary tweame, iit a wort , r the :haptilrrt eraMre lu the .ur'e'a Mary tied ie. time. to neap.!. a'•t doubt, a ith our qui. k e (.4 444444 ( n ecstatic oveigpitlen .unl joy .• erten* toward% ten, h.ri.4,., i I I •' V.. r• r: )reel., '. 11, WORIJ) 11Is,4l) .t -4, D:. *ugh M.•h. . -fee, near.. 'the thiseledary to tip. Indians a• ' pi).t. rxi latent a. t.e.0titr at ug rb 1 .: uu.9ltlir in \gtutw-. . I 'Round Lake,, tell* h• 41- .utr. t 'I' t =_ 1Lur.liay', Sault ;4, .a as- -x ••Rus7 iTJN'• To xemove ACHES & PAIflS ' RUB Zam-Buk in to relieve the sharprtwingts of rheumatism sciatic& or li rttbago, Rub it in to becks. sr:•: oint::nd sore rttt:a.les, ....die mese cold- on-Ix•e.ehst. Zion -Bea '''ea far mere re_I good time )•t:sonoi.,, - • ..menta. Its penetr:tise pain.kilbnit ',tenet get right to the feet of ;j.e.ble, c.:syer-4 *oleates, coat es ion, tlyella:g and r.fl::rat¢tion i' wcnetr.l : e•iy. find, like his ntn,•.ter•, a ed m .::1 t ' Mb/ ataaaalas. plarples, rations, bort tags, pees, po.sonerd writ's c ell, . voice ..taunt rishor with !ter mother and r er n• f t nw r.. 1 inter here. : c' \uw m'it 1[r 411114 (r. I 1 Min, Wm. .lehna•ar has w•rurltem! .lite' •. healer. of the village. Law f hu•ug1i1 that Shepherd .,f ttu• alae.•.. •me from Win¢haw hospital.- where soli 1i• 1 -'kI.•utial property now oe. JPau.. 4'hrlst. our Kiln(•i1nd ilea 1. all e • r ell I K r R. .gebe•r1_-praise wA41-.!.y. µ.y. • •1 roam $1411.•.1 with 71k tet out !mire heart+ and ....lee,. rid �' 1. "(•*4111 find `•.-.t '•t 'ear, n•r. mu :t•1• north wind, 4.•r lu i,t.', -lair. in ally aitrti,r:'44.4 14 .. wh1.11 his people worshipped; a t: .a..• tail.• year 1.t.:here4orar-ilk••-, , . •1. .,1, t:,y.' ,1.r.•11ug lefor.• the o4. n grave a't'e -t to groat (Id. 'ten: : c -4- w-,... If his' tale ,..44n;tttt••r. 1...= M -fte, u from 4iie canal teed •.t tr,. , ,r 414.4 1 o1 . I,. ;bio• al,, The ,,. o4eaiity of se(yl ttty it. w-ili lw b .. w 'Mel hack f •. Y 1l J• ren 1e.1.' I�..:u 1,us.1Wv Tn• buy. Xot�ottlj w•fll :be• •ivill t. e-.-''.4 r.ae6 :%:11...-.:. to>' la g..- I:e lte.•u: w•'ion seal the. Lite.' ••hau•rr ler iee•tt..r for *ernriiig :a,i•� iii, r!rt eartwwr4el • e::. •�.. 'bvr.i,e(;11- Mia i.•uar" AII.•r, -. r .taelOry **id u(_ 'p,t/14 variety. "but ly the targilnar:, •r d^.all •e'.I Gvi,_-•r :. , - - :Lee odd. are equally 'd taut mere` phnt'tng • actual I..'.I ng value a4•rw 4 1 1.0• Oior 411,010 1:ve 3w ,•. Y )I yni*.i I`t£. ry Da) I •erllh•d than woR1Q be tilt' ..a..• . e had ire n ntoler treatneet for ser- a epi sl 40 Mlt/ge IMLs to .lemw onr soul. Ili saf.4j Fepp.' fu -that al week's, 13e.lib,8 %hu ger* pyre..., i ttt Ira R i 4 Stewart Wilson. a 7,ti,ltnow old-' mprlug. Mtss .lem!lifee J.ia.rton has nee l.L lend ,tu. e ! fIt menthe with' her .inter, Mr.. ; 4 er alto ha« Been is 1lukota fur ff +k r forty year.. was 4 re..•q; vl•lto.. } t: her " 1O`rt' ahrr'syendL1:t two 4 X14ing 4 4 • its ..«i: .Lalli.. Nee? ni. fel -the village. 'r retie h/ 1t 1 f M1-4 .1.wsi.• Nt leer, dautthter of io try.. lite, at 14at.dn.ky. 'sIk11 Mr. and Mr,. t\ $ ylor of town ya-,� derwwut an o4ero n..f"r •1(IrtwllPit- i= *44 W;nghrrnr h'r.t.ita) lailt_ge .. �600D NEWS FOR P. T. Armstrong and W. J. Dario• en attended the !aeons, -of fn.. Ma- RHEUMATIC PEOPLE . sonic ':rand Chapter nj_t{ladsor last w• .•k. SEAi'iORTH ' ' Now Known That This Trouble 411d friend. In Sea forth 'he;u,t ,, •:h regret of the 'bath uf_ Airs. 4'. W. Paps, which .,iturr•d`.trud,e:.ly her 'tome at e:.'..rg town.• M and Mrs. Pap -1 were fair Warty. rears 44,•II• known-nwtdentw-4Of lteafnrttr. -- -- At the annual .miugr(gutbmal mts•4- log .144 the Egwau,lrifl,e Presbyterian church, )tell )list week. arrangements vivre fund.• for the taking ee'a vote on the. Qpe.fh,n-n1• joining the 1 uflerl ('hurrh. . The su4e 414 e,Imrrx ore on Mare•h 30111 --and eb'.. April 1:4th. Mr. and alibi.. It, Shanahan have re- tnrrpe.l -ho'n. after 4 three natmths' `rwitMr-eaorlda. Yr: ilnd daught. r. •H.•tev., bar, !err fur their 44.,mr Iet Hann;tli, .>t, n.. ltft••r spend- hig.tl,te• maul.. ls, w•'tlh relalluo and frl.twl, in roma w'4h aril rlrin`lp�. 1 11LINGNAJI 1, w 1!➢� .� oua I1Srest.•r tuts putt -bet*. 3II+i 7fe•i OiNtlx� m111,, . rt• tnt'.t . Alt„ *reel Alr,. W. 1 e:re•r Irft_la•t 'et., k for *red. ••. ..in a ...ilia, of friMj.lm on a more: 'r.p to F9i;Ndlt. Miss )•tear iJhu:c:: •I;:.,,Ira•r 'af Mr. t:A Ats Ja 114411.. t{1ry .•.. .4. n r . -< ,& l•.1 •• • .;1# luau' k .•,. Brop ey Erol\ -flit, I f -n.8(-, ha t1, UIKI.("ltilIM 1 tllti11.Mlat' - BUS�AP:Il t:-AC::A(IE SERVICE Pug ne.ers et 1 trellis'. C Jia' trade for passenger. .1r 11'asRage to any part of the town. Peal pt Ferri : guaranteed. • Telephone 51, Day or Night -o- H. R. STOW E keEdrace, Cambria Road. opposite the Organ naafi' Ortter M.: )rr'. Jt i . ql. ,, tv,-.. ;.-•,,I . i. •''e Must be Treated, Through the Blood The newt n'rheimatie .uff,•n•r eat* hope fe i4 rtlt,hh1 eome•thin on t _. IL g ta•uder,..aehlug joint Is a little re•li hu lotion or Iiryttnent ever did or ever ern do more than thi,t The rheum-,_ tic poison 1* rooted' In the blood. To get rid of it you greet_ ri tit through the blood. Any do, -tor will tell you that Ode i* true. Tf-you ea t simne- 1 thing that will get gild* tot '-toot of ''fthe trouble if`llie bleed. take . 4%'it- lliaine I-'it},k J•11J%, lee_-wbe•h• Melon of tithe iitasfciii.. 1. tai purUy ad ea -.1 rich the 1.10.441. and when they, 4444* Iall bleed trou14.s.. indeding'rh lma-� filen disappear. -. Misting theist -hn ; +m I have preyed _the ettlue of Dr. ' 4 leg 4tfalp ["Ink MRs 'le - Mrs. in i \V'r),rbt.-liruu).-4i,••f:•r. .tltea.. alio ,.pyy".�. i g '1 41st .11 eelft r;r fruun rheumattem ' r t, m t of thee' Si*. S. 1.Y'1'(IN Fil1K %LjK. 15th. I93S, 1.es.on Title -Our lord'. ltrwuf'e• f lots. Leeson 1'a••ago--.lull, '!11:1-16. (iotdeet Text -Luke 4Ir• i1. When' Jui..gd1 of ern ttha. a ae•until ;s•rmiw4lon front Pilate-. to ' take ..way the body of Jaime Nleodemue. another -wrret d1.e4(tle of .Mens, hrou; ht :r miNture of myrrh and aloes. to .pr)4ikle between the -folds_ oL dalIt nth; 1, which tte-y Nonni n the tawly, and the'. laid it In Josephs awn now l 1., which he tu.d.heal out in she roil: and hr rolled a great atone t•, the door of the wpul('44re- Ttl.• wom- en who bad mfJ4*tereu ,&Ulu Jesus m his lit.• had if in ihe•ir boort, to sprr•ael over the sarr,4l lady the ells- tom;en liquht' perfumes. ..l we read +` 1, Mark 141:1, "Now Mary- Magdalene 1 and ARtry the nurher o4 Je'*ui, and r Salome had bought. ewe•t\•pie1.e, that i they tuiKht ....me and ruw.i1*rti %er'.ew 1.2 -.The Great It w'as stilt dark when these' Wnmep 4 set -slut euuly onr Mary .Hng4itk'tu 1s uteutiotied here but L1 the other 40.- 1. three are menti 14 :tort n.. loubt'tiieir hearts .w 'c cad and 'minty ae the 'ha.lotda.,1* aur- 'ullul,41 ;hem us they ha.tetied 1.. the ardeu wbe•ru. was the •.•(adetu't• 4411,1, -they had s4I•uellemx--Mair• .way. .\.. ' they went they were 'n'u .led about who Was to roll .wad 1 •• •r.•at -1044.'}} for 111,•:11, At ,... uw• 1I4trr4ee IIW:I4 1 -. r• ,.1. tar they fc', T110 nen Telephone Coattail t'- .: 'Wal repast '44x1•' '.. .•.reiai' Ion'ndy irerou e'- in :11e use of he, long dlofanee 4e4dd4 W, by potatu:i to the gree}t within) . of snow , .'.•••r • that thin nt.wieru meerhant i- et,.. e ug over the telephoto.: Til.: .•r plat atlon is probably the +'erre: ear. `leen,. wou41.rful e�;1tilll)e.. hate 4*ii•11 'ted of what van tie n....nlp:i•!..•d by teie)thnac-wbeu euretul plans un Ilaid beforehand. 'The dully aterag•• of long d(stnnee nesee Ccs , reel 1 eonaderthly over In met. --_,------ 1 1 1 fol I Li year*• slid, .1urt 1 • i,. i -rime. _LUX: -lit.' watt. ;one ..f mlw'ry. 1 j trite! .,'cera) t .•t..r1. anal -urany {i-nt I ... es-.. estedietnrt,ded, ''i --- 1teret•�_ Katt w..r. than tetu4.'ran f. Tin• trus- t n/•.i , ff r r t .4 114,'. i•3 4.T,ltt ,,..1 r• v I i .- t tf, r• . ,n,t bmft• - 4 i • 1 4' . I • 4, , It GOVER:IMflNT DEFIES art.r 11:. It � TEMPf1 AN_CE FFIOPL t rule. It. i1 T 411' n '..tai: 4:. - LL- y It. i4. • 1 it i:: 1.... reim • .it;nifieant leiriomt.•-o f, r1•.• 11, t -k 4 lCt'chi .The bale 1n for Le;t.huure 1.....o*... 4, • t t 1• \o ti.: - ' '«..,. ..__ . . • ry me I l'' e. 'r , I,`t i ,. . I riR'.ht 1 e• wet- ;r.4 ,Iiia jr-�- •s-....,.�. I..prohiiitioni•t' Try 1 7 1 , , 1• �% r;oce;tlnient in ria. i._' -:,tar, las - �- w •pk, whet, floe. .1. Jt. 4'.l ,k,•, whosw•s Lillian and 'Winuift...I Hes- ' a Minister w ItLout port foli''..1••velle IM) "'ton lone re.nrned to Dnnttvfl(e 10 rel- the ehart,' Ilia.' title downfall of el I .,is•u 'their millinery store afI:'r ;left- Wilhite liar'was due- to. the: try: with their pi. rel. t. In town. "black -hearted tyeacherr." The (Will on the Lind t'nue•,t'.kon'01 u1 n•• • 1 ' .1 . ,rrt. • • , • TSI as> of1RN BIT.DATION 1'):z)a•rimen- 4 Farm-. :Votes 111 a normal ;stem =n Ota* 4.er.)- retrn-growing creast the, ...ern pians mature their .esti! .ytlk-fently early for 1t to /wenn, ,ell hardeened obi:. still on the stalk. 'Rib, hardening preee4,. coatiet, 414 r4• I � • h1 loos of moisture and 4.. n'••..itn' • ht "8.44.4 that e•orn may go into gtnrage' dr, enough to pn•vcn _uluul+ttn2, gt thee corn or freest iuijuty... to -14*. aril. I'afui'o r:i),I. wt'atherf 1. 4Zdit ,ns (Wring the latter g.ort. of , the ' grua'iug• war -on. -rr•. - pee: uhd 'III lar¢A 'nlatitiew a4C care failing to dry (• i' r matt*.... • Meli.IIIlj !0 jitodtte,• .'tr•t taw' seem!: !'ales. •tient cern a , titicially ,.lrlivl latfuh :envy ir.:.:s t'4*, it, 'ltatity is •.gre.4,t.4..• i:n- Astir. d' to a tares• l i''iit_, moo.:1 1=.,a- '4i - 4.11 inn -rola for forywighL nod iw t1 144a11e1lt vu the ).art of rh,• 1,14111,..p“- •• bar ,l' P" - inn r !n .•1•h• .. 11., 11,.1r••.' . . • �•_ T .1.:. .I 1 .rker • f r The Management pf Tip James McManus Pasteurizing Plant r .R,11to antnMITN'e tO til. it ('U4t4raters and the i:• 1 t t they are now '.'urrying fresh ()any' and Cre'aut• ry iiia: r and it1so Butt. rnlilk (at their regular milk *h1fe:'r}'t•i at -;,1: tithe•:. r ,F Butter, Jfillirwn4 Bntterntilk ,•an 1.• had at tilt -,plant (444 Ea -t 1-tr . t at any- tin)e_brtw.ren 11 u. 111 13 p n1. 1. McEWEN'S SPECIALS •,r innoteilette Blankets_ Irr4e .ire, at clew.. ).rive.. Metr's 4,'nderwea--{p, 'clear sit relit.• isle.".. \1e•n'e Smll, 3 (lair for $1.441. g�p Nw1grteriI, suitable for the eel.] weather, Meet4 s Mattie, home -knit: g,.,,t1 ..Tui.. 1,u4ie: .11-44-,etr "3plr,us'1` 1'hd *1eit e 'r, - . at arty.: 1,;:, 1.tt: • Tea, 4 afire and. rams at"(dd prier. Bought a 1p4Ynti4) he'. r,. •h.. a44v ante Fro.*,.1.1:" I w' 1.. -, 4-r.";r'4:.' .;r-1.• .i . 4 -• ear cf Beal I r. .. %en 14 T. ..lint., r . -,aide .*4144 pure Maple .s�.yr14' VW. 11.14 81.441 tta.., P.a:'s..o-•._ 4- r '1 t plate • • 11'1 • n lu t Is_f'er.r.:t-lik_)n4e twatioa. ,l H. -r' t.• .w•-ta thrr,• di bill. - ✓ 1 ryirw Meet t, 'tfo•' Ca Melt. 1'.•ter. ✓ 1s 4a. , custom.: was firs,. John e,eot fdr!heland and Mary ke'y'ing al' n. Is•.t eljetf,,i H'.. eau 4le:n:+ m f Ix'm ii eie-;;;;•:•'vertr'Qtt--$tt -1 nopreseet •• d, )[ramp est 8'44 et .%lrlt spM¢ 'moron writ f s l..' s laity awl. 4. ra`uff'iursta R - t g. -titer tin• ltal to,, the Holy'Pepw14 - .chret;", John rraeheI •thw'' tomb first hot - was held iw,ck from doing more than e *lool.hltt dos -n.111141 heikttrg In. Yet in that look be .maw enough to ton - t -Ince blip that, what Mary bad told them was, true. Peter did not !imi- tate ns John had done Nit went right in and took an accurate survey of the interlot. 11e raw not only that the body was not there but that there ltiming k+ it did on 'top of the el. •1, idiell at one time the !I4''ie•rty of elar:iti.,» (`hurl••' MeKeoviti. fro lases', 'iiiliders of town; --a L of -14uf[.•rtn._wbu tut ...A t.1 • .h YYeter i'arlal4(A_Pr ......� .. ajw- .•..clog CAI.. has been pur•hn*ed by Jus. tf the tr• • ase -forego ttertde,t t rtbapto4, who reside,. neer by In the enter pal -,*.n•. atplit••t Vie Guvernmel ..,..no. township.-.41ext .dee/ion it '.wall firxl -Nit ('old The home of 'Mr. nit'l 1Lrz_ Osi-ar serratierge'alva iu politie'� it roan. Whiteside, Alliston, Ont.. was the seem that the Cnae..rvative Govern .girlie nn .F..hruary 19th of the wed- merit is teting on tt* shouldtil ding of their mister, Lyle !May )cant- proverbial chip and adopting a yaven- ing. to Lewis 1(, •l[eidemau, son of lar attitude of defiance toward* t.boae Mr. and lore, Edward Heideman of ` hundreds elf thotteand,+ of Ontarlans 1! aete•r. The young roupJe visited in who arc wh,4•heartelty supppsortfng }hetet. on their wedding trip and will the 0. T. A. I make their home at Tomntu.From w,•eki,n,l advices at Queen' J. 0. (lie rune, of Exeter, has rade Park, however, it would *Prom the arrunitemc a to open a maehhu' shop there_h-not the least doubt in the at Li about April lat. He world '.bout the ability of the Frye, has purchased some *.3.000 worth of Ku*on Government to pa** it* 4.4 amehinetLJlhich was , owo.d by the beer measure through the L.'gin ature town of Llatowei, Ito follower* are surprisingly well In hand. 111,41 01. eepe•lancy that there will not he more than thr(F'br four bolters speak, Volume* Tor the eta- (dewy of Cona•rvntire "party dl*,dp- line," however distasteful that mottle eine may be to seventy -mid dryAd- ince of the Prov)n1e. It was ad- rIttetd In • Conservative newspaper following it week -end e*mcus on the 4.4 per cent. burr measure that some CAnservative memM•r, exhibited con- 41dcrahks reins -tame. In. promising to .lnpport the bin. Hoa. Nr. (tlnike', peculiar liking for su)ierlativescalee kept him 1n eon*tent het water with Liberal leader W. F. N. Slnelalr,'K. C., end outer leihernl front Members, when he Ind*ted, in discussing Hydro matter*, upon at- 'rrlhing to Yr. Plnelelr and the 1.ih- erel* nn antipathy to that great put.- • Its ownershlp propel, Hydro. Mr. lilnclair's( emphatic reietatement of hie previo4* pnwltlon---that it wa* In the intefe,tl, of ftydro that he had railed attention to the findings' of the Onvernln#nt•* nen ,'ommlelurhin -made no difference to Yr. Cooke. The Liberkl. and Progressives hnd a good Inryth when Mr. Cooke pound- ed ills desk end declared that nny 1•erson profeaming terneeranee Ideals who did not support the propose.' Government 4.4 per cent, beer mesa - ore w;,1, fabs,• to ills temtterenrr principle*. rat ad Mmen nn unseemly haste in the removal for the cloth's In whir•h the body hied tee n swathed were there. tint thrown herr and there but to Igether. and the napkin which had 1 erivered the head and fate. In • place by It 44.1f-- *n order( that both dis iple.< 'teiok notice o? their dlspWe- Itlon. The two left the eteptj ttdb In then... and rt•trareml their #Cejts to the city but Mary stool without wegping. Venni 11-14..-A Great Rev ehitlon. Tho tomb, even though she knew it it's* e11114y, ',..meal tel draw her. (to she «toppel flows awl Irw,kpd in. What met her gale did not :4r111 !n *nrprl*e her. ter was *he unduly startled when addrewtd by the an_. gels. *•pmtngtj !teeming guard over the place where the duly of .Avong lied on lately help. She told, in al- most the =none words she had used to the .Iisel(de's, why *41e watt *o di,ir,•.- sod. 1111•1ng d,'Ill-..r,-,l her mer+rare she turned away it wotlul almawt *rpm fruit any offer of symtt<•ttly' they might wish to give her and per gaze fell mem n atrang.�figur• stnrtd Ing near her. Naturally •'nntlgll *h,• took him, to he the gardener, for who el4.' wm11d be ardor about nt such an early hour? tier vision was elon',ml with weeping and her thoughts were all taken up by the supreme nutlet" of the We. +IUtr4111m4 aMl w, ..gni*.- •h.• answered au before; but 714'e1 a re fittest to he shown where the • boil. was and she would neer that it was again properly hurled. lint the in- tent/We .d ane word changed eras(• t This Little Brand" Lassie la Never "Dosed"for Colds The Browns Now Use the "IC:s. ternal" Treatment for Croup and Cold ,Troubles. Mrs. John Brown, of 426 24th 9t., Brandon, Man., is the mother of thiel Me tittle gid and one of the many Canadian mothers who now use the vaporizing salve. Vicks VapoRub, in treating the colds of all the family. After using Vick. for spine time Mrs. Brown writes: "I have eight small children-tea-�' from one to twelve yearP•.and can cer- tainly say that Vicks is the only cold remedy I have in the house all winter. If the mid ism the child's head t feet pu: a little up each nostril and it glues relief in a short time. If it is in the to chest I rub Vicks well in at night c and by morning the raid has almost dis- appeared. 1 also use Vicks for chilblains kr and for burns --ii fact, I use it ten for me revere headaches Ned f::d relief n a very short time. I always Ik:t+..i`ti .4 i •.0.t .4 my friends especially those who have hildren." Vicks is the external direct treatment cold tunable' --absorbed like a 4tti- nt and inhaled as a vapor. it is the 4dP 1t treatment for chile ren'' colds. Just L" +•x., kr adults. • w e- I I lI 1 . C tIf . 5,04th ‘!'H.' Are ........._.. s. ...-........os..' 1._ sr...............,k.. .. • Phone fl6 COL ORNE'S STORE - z P We have fewanxious . �-�#��- are to sell before . the S ring Gods arrive. These are good values f�ith*1n�ney CANADIAN PRINTS' 21c A YARD 1.3 pieces of 33" 4'anadian Pritttlr. Faiit color, light and dark shades', Regular ='•)e a yard. `;alae price, yard KNrITING Y Gearing sale of Yarns. Silver Twisto-21c Dove --19e Flom -Yee Karl( -25e. NS e - NS ball ball ball ball ball 21c, DRESS GOODS, $1.00 A -YARD 54" Serge, in blue, sae ,gown and )trey. Regula -t.$1.50 and O0'.,.,.a.-., yard. Sale price, yard WASH SATIN, $1.39 YARD !'ink, maize and sky, 36 inch- si.39 ns a.,le. Sale price, yard FANCY CREPES,, $,25 YARD .14" -fancy (i'epe, -Rood quality. Reg• ul:4r ''24')0 a yard,\ 'sale price CT 7C 4 HOSE•.SPECIAL, 98c A PAIR Ladies' Silk and Wool Ifi'ose. Hee- 98c ul0r $150 0 pair. Sale- price • • LADIES. FANCY RIB CASHMERE Ladies' fancy rib Cashmere. Regu- dirt; $4.25 and *1.50 pair. Sah- price, pair' CHILDREN'S HOSE (ilk duel Wool. Regurlar 75c and 86c a pair, for isc Regular 91.00 and $1.10 a pair, for 89c : /(BOYS' HOSE - rl 0o68 goidity hes to $1.9ir a ea' Z \ Oarib. Regular $t 03 , 4'1(1 ' 79c Bale pri e LADIES' GLOVES, 98c A PAiR ('hatnobeetle and Silk, in short gauntlet .styles. Repitlai• sr2on, $1 75 1)8c' nd *1.50. Side price, a pair cent. and. BLOUSES, $2.00 Hahetai and Broadcloth Mousse. T9 00 Reginal iii 50 Sale price, each . . 7'HE COLBOkNE STORE z 1- .1' 41