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New Spring Samples
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are
here for our
Special Order Department
Were enthused with the beautiful Cloths being
shown for Spring and so will you when you see them.
We invite you to call any time and inspect the Cloths
and the new Spring styles,
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR PHONE 57
McLachlan
Business College
ST'RATFORD. ONT.
The leading commercial school
Western Ontario. Experienced in-
ettuctors, giving thorou¢h courses.
Graduates placed in positional.
Write for our tree catalogue.
D. A. McLACHLAN, Principal
Bargains In Radio
I have just two Radio Rata left,
and to clear them out an offering
therm at greatly reduced prices.
ft. vea..aable sitar rsfwi d.
Anyone interested should' not
- a good ks _opportunity of obtaining
Eat&o
F. R. MILLER
t Service Station
Gear Elgin Ara.
and Victoria Street.
LESBIAN
BELFAST
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THE SIGN GODERICH, ONT.
BELFAST, Feb. lit -Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Drennan, of Crewe, visited at
the,humr of her parent*. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hackett, on tiunday last.
Mr. awl Mrs. David Farrier and
daughter, of Bethel, visited with Mr,
and airs- Elmer Alton on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Bordon Irwin and
eon, of Wawauosh, spent a few days
last week at the home of Mr. and Mee.
Selma, Irwin,
Mr. James Sherwood has returned
to Detroit after +spwending a few days
at hie former home here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Twamley, of
Mafeking, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
William Twamley on Monday tart.
Mr. and Mrs. John ()nutshell visited
at the home of their daughter, Mrs,
Jacob Hunter. of y1oo, one day last
week.
Mrs. Samuel Sherwood is accom-
panying her daughter, Mrs. Ladle
Ritchie. at i.ondon, where the latter
late. "Resolved, that cuuipv(itiou has'
thane more for the prosperity of the
farmer than hag co-operation," was J
very interesting. E. Linton and Fred
Heard took the atermetive and Arsk'n
Granger and Brown Stewart talk the
negative. The Judge's -Misr al- How-
ell, Mhos H. Gerrie, iter, F. H. i'autl.
P. 1/ewer. Jr., and Colin t amphtll---
(bechFed in favor of the negative.
Various contests followed and Lunch
was served.
ASHFIELD
ASHF11SLD, February 13. -The
regular meeting of the W.M.S. of
AahAeld Presbyterian church was
held at the home of Mrs George Vol-
ilwton, Kintall, ou Friday last. The
president. Mrs. M. C. MacKenzie. was
In the chair. The roll cwt! was an-
swered by twenty -due. After the buss•
neer part of the meeting was over a
splendid program was much enjoyed.
at the conclusion of which a dainty
underwent an operation onr day Into lunch wag served by the homiest,
week-, ( he services in Ashdeld Pre•aby-
teriun 1•hur•h on Sabbath last were
GHTlNG FOR , well attended. Res'. %Vill iam froth,
of Waterloo. tint-, occupied the pulpit
i and gave two good sermons.
Mr. and Mrs. Sell MacDonald, of
Kiatail..rutertained a number of their
friends ou Tuesday. February nth. at
a dance in Kinta-il hail. Those
present report haviug a lovely time
till the early hours of the morning.
Mr. Kenneth Thain, who was ei.euJ-
ag a week with his mother, Met, W.
Tits young mother has a coudent N. Johrutton, imam -nod to iioderich on
LEEBClieu, Feb. 17. --Mrs. Agues
Vickers, from Essex Centre. is visitri
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ing her relatives, here.
Mr. Alex. llortbn and daughter.
Olive, and Mr. florets- Horton and site
ter, Edith, attended the funeral of
their late uncle, Mr. John Rapson, in
Hullett on Friday. I Ta
ST. Al'G('NTLNK
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the Constant Care of Every
Young limiter
ST. AI'(Wt TINE, Fob. 16.—Mr, care in looking after the welfare of Satttrday.
sad Mrs. Mark Armstrong called nit tier little oars. ('hildhoud ailments The dance held in Kintall hall on
friends here one day this week, - . come ou 660suddenly-- sometimes with- Friday night was a great $11411.•,01.$11411.•,01.. It
Mr. and Mint tfeniian have tttusawl�e„e warning -the mother may have u was a beautiful night and a large
e Into their louse In St. Augustin:very sick baby on her hands before erowd turned out. Deicing was eon -
tinned ural the early hours of the
morning and everyone enjoyed a real
good time.
Mrs. Henry MaeKeurur. contvsssiou
12, who was visiting her parents at
Ripley fur a week, returner( home at
the week -end -
Mise Mary if. Made -tulle, who was
risking friends In Aebdeld, returned
to her Omar at Ripley on Wednesday
last.
Mr. I. Crandon is barye slitting
wood la this vicinity this week.
Mian #. 1. McAllister Is visiting
Wingham and Jamestown friends.
help can be obtaitiell. That Is unless
stir has a remedy in the house which
she ran safely wire tlx baby for any
of the* many -minor aliments of baby-
hood and childhood.
POiikTEWi; EH1L r°ie ` Snch a remedy is found in Baby's
use Tablet, Thousands of mothers
i'ORTPIR'S HiLI., Feb. 17 " _Mr throughont , the svnuttry always keep
and Mrs. Murray McDougall have re- u box of the 'tablets on hand and they
turned from Detroit, where they proclaim them to he without an canal
spent a moat enjoyable holiday. Mur- for sweetening baby',. stomacb ; regu-
ray-saye Huron county Is quite good leltmt lila bowels,. and thus ir;vinc
enough for him. out ssuottiiaetion_tlnt%tndigestton. sold. (IODURIC•H TOWNSHIP
Herb. C. Coy and his brother, Wilt, and simple fevers, and makin,t LT 1
have been called North owing to the
death of their uncle, Mr. John Brad-
ley.
Miss Kate McDougall has returned
from a• month's visit with arced( at'
!'ort Stanley.
A large number from here took in
the box social at the Orange hall
Wednesday night All report a Ane
time.
Huron County Breeders' Purebred
Live Stock Sale l.«::►...;
Winbam, Thursday, , Feb. 25th, 1926
One o'clock sharp
The annual Consignment Sale will be held on
the above dates The offering consista_ of Shorthorn
Cows, Heifers and Bulls and one Angus Bull. There
are some real quality cattle in this lot.
Come and spend the day in Wingham.
THOS. KERR, Henfryn S.B. STOTHERS, Clinton
President - Secretary
dreaded teething period easy. tU)DEltlt'H T(4WxsuI1', Peat. 17.
Baby's Own Tablets are an ab. ,- --Mr. Reg, iowetby wap in Stratford
lutrlr safe remedy. They are ,;oar- rbc' he -ginning of last week.
anteed to be free from opiates or any Miss Alma and Mr. W. Jennings en -
other narcotic drug which are so tertataed a few friends last Thursday
harmful to the future welfare of the evening.
baby. Mlithers, if you value the life Miss M• Va 'uner, of Stratford. spent
„f your little mfr give him Baby's the week -end with her parents. Mr.
own Tablets when he Is iii. ser. better and Mem. Geo. Falconer.
will, give hint an ssd•aaiotial doss' of Several Masons and theie-wiveeat- -
the Tablets to ward off illness. The tended the at -bums in Goderk-h last
Tablets are sold by medicine dealers Thursday,
or will be sent to any address, „post- Mr. and Mn. Ed. Speiran outer -
paid, at _:, cents a box Iter. addre•ssbng talned at a "bard times" party lam
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., evening. A Jolly time was had and
1Ir,s;kvlllee. shit, those who came it- costume evoked
------- much merriment.
• Efatal, (larch Notes.-
. !'FIELD
HAYFiELD. Feb. 16.- -Miss Ada
Galbraith bas returned from a most
delightful trip extending over four
months' time, haring visited relatives
and friend,. at Douglas. Wyoming:
Denver, Colorado; Manson. Washing-
ton: Vancouver, Victoria atwI Toronto -
There was a very interesting time at
the home of Mrs. William Stirling on
Tuesday afternoon. February 9th.
when Mrs. Stirling entertained a
es'-Ltrllct of tt tcvi1
lags. most id them over eighty:. Mrs.
Malley. Mrs. Sturgeon, Mrs. Dunlop,
Mrs. Campbell, Mims Campbell. Mrs.
Reid. Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Falconer.
The time was spent in social conver-
sation ar�d s+tms' music follow+•.1 by a
tine supper. To say that they sit! on-
Joyevl themselves la; putting it mildly.
The V.P.S. valentine petty Friday •
,•%ming was quite a Nite(-t'Ps. The Ile -
The members.
of the I-,Y.l'.S. were guests at a val-
entine party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Harwood last Wednesday. A
lively tins• was spent in contests of
c'erlots kinds. After refreahmeet s
had teen served by the hordes* games
were•la
U d The
!'e mock trial est
Friday was well attended and was
highly aumeiug. Judge Hugh preslsibsi
and dismissed the case Which was
brought by Mr. Ed. against Mr. Herb.
for damages amounting to MO re-
ceived in an accident when Mr. Herb.
struck plaintiff's car, en�yttsing it to
vol nto t e rnver.-th'fert,fatrt
he was the wrong man, that he was
at home when the ate•We'nt occurred,
and neither owns nor drives a car.!
Miss Helen appeared for plaintiff and
Mr. Gordon for defendant.. ...Mr. A.
Donald, Knox College. preached a nos'
sermon from the 21st verse of Jude
to s large and appreciative congrega-
tion last Sabhath morning They on Monday of this w
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ventory. Sale
On Friday and relay, the last days of our
Inventory " we are going to offer you
Values Bigger and Better than Ever
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We have only aew of these values listed here:
Silk Broadcloh
All shades
day
Friday and Sir- 89c
Dark Prints
Several patterns to choose 9c
from. Friday and Saturday. ,7 •
Ladies' Fibr' kx
Si hliose
Several shades
... ... Whilet 39c pr.
Linen To is
19c each
17 x 32 -inch. S
Value
Dress Flannel
54 -inch. plain color. All the popular
shades. Regular $1.75 per yard. Friday
and Saturday
$1.69 yd
Gingham
27 -inch Gingham. Regular 25c yard
Friday and Saturday.... 19c yd.
Wash Skirts
White. R lar up to 49c
$4,00 each. C elearingu at . •7 each
Pillowcases
40 and 42 -inch. ' Plain_L
hem. Friday and Saturday 29c each
Ladies' Gloves
Silk. white and black. Mostly 6 and
6 1-2 size. Clearing -at... • . 49c pr.
Special
es on our Remnant Table
Phone 86
E. HIBBERT
Phone 86
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V.P.S. are planning to
play entitled "Valley Fa
spring. The service ne
will be in the evening at 7
Sunday retool at 6.30 p.m.
AUBURN
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1t-ltl-)tN, Feb. 17. -Mrs,
unit children. of Colborne,
her father, Mr. Root. Scot
Mr. and lira. A. Awquk
home last week after a
visit with their daughter,
preen. of Lansdowne.
'Miss Edna Jones, w
working at • the milliner
Wingham, left nn Monday
Mr. and Mrs. F. Stanle
been remising In Oakville
few month,, returned to
here last week.
Mr. Lloyd Raithby we
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8 DAYS OF THE GREATEST VALUES WE HAVE EVE OFFE
Our store front is -to be re --modelled ane# -previous l,�
alterations stock must be reduced.
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Profits are forgotten
awn MINIM mi Imilell0... iuouuwa • a
Do Not Ask For Credit On Sale Merchandise -
MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY AT UNSURPASSED P
PIM •■ $11011 a a■ HMI 1$ as' allMMMMMIMI
•:* 8 DAYS
That will mean
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Sale Comme
Friday, Feb.
Cash will be K
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the t cures suitable employ -meat be will re-
tbia, main there for some time.
day I (in Friday evening of last week Mr:
sock. I and Mrs. J. J. ItoberUgn, of Cotborass,
entertained their friends to a euchre
and deice in the Furesteri' Hall. A
very
rn
able time mew a
Rev. Herbert !Merry, a Dotminion-
swell famed eks.utlunlst, will give an enter -
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g tainment In the' Baptist church on the
shin s.teulug of Wedne day, February 3I.
rued ' Ile will be aswistest by local talent.
Mr. W. J. Andrew has sold his farm
Mdei in West Wawanosh to Mr. Lorne
(lroos, Mr. .tndrew and family in,
b,�, tend moving to Codptleb to reside,
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Tiny arX-hatlbfti-aUctlotr-sale on
roll. Marclh 3rd.
bare Death of Diehard t.�•-lt is
with regret we report the death of
p.wt Mr. Richard Gunder, of Clinton, in his
aizty-seventh year. Ilia Arg thirty
oft + years were spent on the old twilit-
_ on the Base line, ltullett, two
m , miles mouth of the village. He then
moved to a farm on the 6th concession
of Hallett. nearer Clinton, where his
. first wife. who was formerly Mar-
na*
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n a * a geret Sprung. diel. Shortly after this
he sold his farm there and mo -cd -Jo
a at , Clinton. whs'rs"he married Mrs. Thom.
ll Biggins. -Ile line rewhlddd In Clinton
ever slner. Fie enjoyed good health
. aI 1 up to a few weeks before his death.
a I lie leaves his widow, two daughters.
al Ethel and Kate, of Toronto; one bro-
i there Harry, of Auburn, and three ala
term. Mrs. A. C. Jackson and Mr,( W.
ID■ I it, ratters,, of Auburn, and Mrs. H.
a! Mcllrien of Detroit. The funerit took
iiglare on Monday, February 15th, to
� Hait'e eemets'ry. The funeral service
. I was conducted at the house by' Rev.
A. Macfarlane, of Clinton. who wail
t .. IR .i•asUItted--at chs.- .o.r.F ...L
• ' R. Alp. of Auburn_
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United church will entertain the
Toting people of Arh5eid on March
5th. The main feature of the even-
ing will be a debate on the subject:
"Resolved, that the church Is Justified
la attracting young people Danner en-
tertainment."' The Dungannon sie-
batere will take , the negative. '
The young people taking the tea-
chers training coarse met at the
parsonage on - Tuesday night
Next Sunday's services will be held as
usual. Sunday school at 10 a.m, and
church services at It a.m. and 7 p.m.
Junior League will meet on Wechte•s-
day afternoon at 4.15. Young Peo-
ple's meeting will. Iw-IoW on Friday
evening at is o'ricei,
RADIO SETS --
at very reasonable prices.
I can save you money.
Frank McIlwain
R. R. No. 6, Goderich.
Telephone Dungannon,
7 r 14.
Rosedale
Alberta Cfl2L
' ! „— D"NGANN°N First in
a l 1►1TNGANNoN, Feb, 17. -Mr. and Quahty
Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and son, Mal-aTwo cars expected this week
es ■ , mini, made a trip to visit friends in
Those depending on this
' l union at the sickens.
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Mrs. Sellers bergrs
returned hoe to yard for a trial order are ad -
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1 Itrusaele after spevtding a eoople of Named' tolace their order im-
weeks with her patents, Mr, and Mn.th
top
lace
H. K. Satnderson. mediately, as our allotment 1s
a( I Miers{ Georgie Allen is visiting her being meld rapidly.
x i.mister. Mrs, R. Harris, of Stratford.
Mr. K O. Duff has secured a pod -
NI tion at Leamingtuu and will leave In
5! the near future for that place. Mn.
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Duff and family will move about
I Etester. Mr. Duff returned on Mon-
a , flay after mpenling a few days In xa
' sex county.
Mn. (leo. Maclntyre and sen, Cel-
li are spending a few days with
5 friends at Nile.
IR The regular meetinof lbs. Wo-
t t6fEt w twsst lie(•- wiW.bu.g iieL .. et the
MI 'home of Mims Lib. Elliott on Thursday,
5 i February 1.5. The tante is to be taken
by Mrs H, J. ('rawtor& i.am•h edit -
Pi . mlttte—Mrs, Wm. Stothers, Mrs. WM.
* i McClure and Mr.. (ite•v. s J. R. Peters.
1$nthuslasst and keen Interest alt
a !` shown in the popularity -contest at
at.*a I Alton's store. The leader is the ma-
n*
, feat has already woo a most enviable
S.' posdtion. The number of votes cast
-• in her Mme is 82.000.
■ 1s' timed amnia N.Ntsc,-Tbe Tales-
■ as' ]♦ ar tt ine socia Moonrepn a was at rt
■ ass aim flame. The ,1amjng motto of the
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Bright in appearance
Hard in substance
High in heat
Low in ash
Entirely smokeless
Get in touch with us
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