The Signal, 1926-4-1, Page 7.'Y
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Sore,
Tired
Feet ,4.
Bathe h Minard's and
warm water, rubbing
the solution into the
aching parts with the
finger tips.
Minard's is also splen.
did for s;.rains, bruises
and strained ligaments
PliNARD'S
!(WC 06 PAIN"
11V
►M ENT
l
1?•
Wanted
-tad- t- C tm.-
miseion wish to purchase some
good, straight, sound Cedar
poles—thirty (30) feet long
with at !card seven (7) inch
top=poles to bre delivered in
yards at Galerieh.
Quotations received on any
quantity from five to fifty.
For any further partieulare
apply to
J.B. Kelly or L.L. Kiwi
Supt.
Goderich
Sec'y
Goderich
•
TH$ SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
County and District
John Jubilation died at Ida 11010e oto . I3Kli1ItiRLFi
Ilse luudol road Knuth of liNcadeld:
mr•-11aMt 17th, agart-.iaty-are sera At -the meeting 01 $ • Juhu'*
Iib. wile and two *on* survive. I A.F. R •\•M., No. 2$4. Inst week. r1,.
The people of ltille7 were rating William Dark war prersent •d by the
cheap lard fur a few Clays. Eight I Iuthjt• with a gold-M•a,ld WJlkiug cane
tool an honorary. 'i fl1l *Ii,p. acetone-
1uunJe41 by au address,. upon his hotline
coWplettd,lUty year.t a* a member of
tit• craft, ilr. ihirk Joined Si. John's
hind of cattle• were struck by a train
there and It was found ne'ressary to
have thaw alaughte'red. Thole cuts
were sold at Its- it .sound. -
At the home of Insvid 'Rowes., Hul- L.*}ge• August 11th.'
lett township, on )lurch 17th, M1I41 Mies !Angie Downing has been to
lorouto waiting ou iter sister. Mead
Ilan., Downing. who has leen ill.
At the uunual meeting of Un- Brus-
sel* tenni,4 cf{b. helot iii the Itsuk of
Nova tknhla. llw folluwjag 'Aker*
were ,+.,Teter.: I'rrsi.iwlt, W. M. SW-
cion-pre*Ide•lu, Ur. J. 14. White:
*nrebury-tTnnlsnn•r. F. b , \\'tingtoe
SI AF'ORTH
leer hushaud, threw *nus lad two 1
dnuglaer... all at home. I The oknit41 4*rurrerl .udd.nlly'nt De-
—
111, Wedsio• ota7. 31areh 17th, at the bruit on Thursday. March l"th. of
1111111x', NV1I114111, Itev. E. 1.. Chandler
performed the tuarriage ceremony
molting Mary .'0114.*, only daughter of
Andrew Mucha'. I:rey township. to
Billiton' %Whiner 'Inglis. mon of Mr.
autl Mrs. Thus, logits, .ttw'ex*l.
Itllhey Express: Farmer* in_ tido
*.'etion are doing a lot of i.rurrylllg
about in search of horse* this spring.
and as a (•uuwrluruee the price* bare
taken quite u Jump. TIw farmer* 14-
wny.' Ilk.' toJ.ave a spare horse ur„twu
for the spring wr•t11M5. mutt any fairly
goal animal .will bring a good Klee.
The_warritege of Y.lizabrih S.. only.
daughte•r of Henry 14tn v onerR-
alou of lere7. towankip, too John /'. Mc-
Alpine. of F'ra,wrtthi. Alberto. took
place Man•h 17th at Ethel .-niter1
ehpreh parsonage, Italy. D. M. Guest
oIlt•latiug. The yyung couple will 'p-
i side at F'raserton.
• A pretty yt•eddtng took plate at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Me-
t'owan. town -61p of MsKint.p. on Wed-
nesday. March 24th. when their eldest
daughter. 'Elizabeth \'eretta, became
the bride of T. Vk4or Malmo, of Tor-
onto. Th.. marriage • ler104M7 wad
performs. by Bev. 1)r. I.arkin. The
bridesmaid wax Mahn Marr Margery
Mdbw-au. sister of the bride, and the
bridegroom was atlepdel i►y his bro-
ther. Clsreetee R. \Immo, of Strat-
ford. Mr. and Mrs. Nlmmo 4111 make
tlwlr hone in Toronto.
Kadin )Ise Watson. sister of Mrs.
Ikowr*, was united 1n marriage to
Ituer,.•l 1). Mluclruuald• of Tcerwater.
Rev. lir. Ilarnhy. of Birth. perfurmwl
the ,n•re•uloty.
An attack of (aaelinuula wax the
cause, ,4f death of 'Mrs. 4)07. wife of
w•th. J. ,they, tirey towushlp. which
o esitrr.rl on Marcie 2Ist in -„Iter forty
sixth year. leeeidett leaves. ..•.Hees
FOR ONLY
Francis A. I"autkmr. In •Ids fifty-
eighth ycar. The tFrnmswl was n resi-
dent of tteaforth for uuuy >+ear*. Ile
loores a widow, twit daughters and
two solos. The funeral took plebe.
trout- St. •lames' .hurell. Setlforth, to
St. Jaber cenwlory ton March 22nd.
' The Ontario etaz.1N• ■ es the
incorporation of the Huron Flour
Nulls. I.{mI1.*I. •of Wrlfurth, with nu
authorized capltnI of g11N).0111I. •
uwtng to the ,v.nditha, of 1114 coun-
try roads. the dir..etors' o1 the Rete -
forth .Kricnitural 'society po*tp ned
their spring show to Thursday, April
-Se 4.
the first anniversary of it.. organlsa•-
thou .with at social grtht•riug ou 'rue4
1111y evening of last week. After pry.
lrresaly • Kadin' there w•a* a Jeri -tetrad) 01
'mode, resoling*, etc, Mr*.' Temple
41ark. whit o'aK tle.a Noble .:rood of
1he 1444154•, Wade a brief 11,hlre*0.
Nils. Isobel Douglas, who was%41 lu
the-nontital at 4Motesatu fatr__
dune..week*. bas r,ovt'nrl sufficiently* to
_taxes. 4'2 •rut*, baiauee *.nary s; tui -',year's d,•I,,patc* lei the D.E.A. upladut*
IIr•telr slid mutates. 3.KSf,
,um •+tire more) to repro t •1114' twee
-
t'u1*urll adj4mruwl to nee,.) again a-
11lt: cell of the Itceve•
A. l'4 )irl'E It l-'1 :LI t. 1 Ner►.
*Ida at Toronto til* year. . the e•x-
ite1n41*4• p11111.I1p11111.by t•twut'il• l'arricd.
4 no lettioi t.. • Ip' presented to the
4-0111117 compete at next sitting was
la*sed...u'tia,tlun of tbuneilloreYoung
and 11. 11111. 111- favor of lowering by
111 lets) thirty per ,11.41. the Recuse fee
on Ttlre-untl rondos the tax on gas to
tool II•.' links tic per 'ninon. Th. clerk
wits 111.4ielioi'd to write ttheprupe'r
nnlhu-* rit4. declining the payment of
vermin claims fur indigent patieul.
as n re.ult of report of committee of
investigation. a lyders , 1,u. the - I rena-
Ilror` Here drawn for''. only two lee-
c41lmtw: Brown ltrotln'ra, easel book
*POW:for treasurer. #b: Jew. Fowler, WI
gravel and work 1 February feet/ant I.
al 5.51I. Meeting . adjourned to Apr:'
1:4)1' at 2 p.m.
11. .1. iIE'r11F:KINGTON.
TowIwhip Clerk.
♦SUFIELV
**outwit mel pet Fe4'runry 15th; all
r•%twee laera_pr, nt,,. *tattle. of former
Meeting read and approved tot Iw,14,1u
of 1'.• •Illors 1'uun+l'ou need Anderson.
Walker .Murray *lifted 4411 „44111411 re-
garding the alsae3*wellt 00 t11rt"' aere•s
144•I41nx4ng 10 hl* mother 411,41 14.,10 .,.
sesstt for $34$4: 1hie all Ie:1 11111f:
uect meeting. W111. tJuigley put In n
claim for broken cutter and harms.. •
left over until next meeting. Nullce
of the M'tenlclpul Awso4•lution anti
4:0041 Rondo .\s$,u•iutiuu was Then
awnt. Morel Iry ('t.anclllol•* ('awt•run
and Hackett both 141 [dewed on file.
Carried. Moved by CottuciUora lla.•k-
ett and Itlw•k that council give u grant
of ;144 to the 4'hildrtu's Shelter.
Curried. The auditor's gave their re-
port. omit 4444 toot 1011 of 1'„tlso•Illora
Itlack and Audermen 44'111 duly rwrivsl:
The following neconlues were ordered
1MIid, nu motion, of ('oun44I41 t% liaekt41
:mel Camervm : 1.4w•al leotard of 114,411 h.
ftr.t nw.4ing. $1:1: registration of
births. deaths and uun•riage*. *)6.:4**
NI. Mogan. breaking road. ;4: Jou. .\-
JohnoUru, paying 114.•11 for murk oto
road. $2.50: Henry 41ar,hier, *now
roads. g4.25; Donald Molettn. salary as
auditor. #14. supllirs; :ak,;14.:a): Ww-
Mcrarthy..+.nlary u* auditor. 514: W.
ext
r1.11111 t0 her home herr. , •
HLYTH
1)r. and Mn.. Wilford 30(1 (audit. of
China. He,o are now 111 Edinburgh,
44 ..tlajnd. expect to leave April 17(1h
for Tommi.' to visit 1)r. Wilford'*
soother. Mr*. A. B. Carr of Myth.
The "I:olde•u Rule- young women's
413,* and "The Bulkh•rs" young wont's
cin*s of .Queen street chord" were tie
terta11ww1 one eveuln* reeentiy-,et-*1e+
Hone• of lir. and ]tri.. 14.111. Wight -
!nen ii humor of .lima •\ogle• Howatt
and N,ruluu Kau,M•rs,u1. uu•wb rs of
the reslw•,11ve• etasler+. hl Clew of their
alg,rewch11lg marriage.
William Betl. * n•skMut of Myth for
Malty years. 'lied at Id* 11011,1 herr
.
Murch __1,d, at the age ,4( seventy nx
t•LINT1O 4
.•elle$, -
\1'I111111n Dell. a resident of Myth
for 1111410 years. died at his home h4•jn'
3Glreh '2'ud. at the age o1 seventy -.ix
years. Besides Ili. willow'. he le.v.s
a fondly of growl. -1111 wan* lint da ll'gl1-
ter*: itev. Father Joseph lied. of Cali•
Heroin .1,4111* Will Henry- he 4'nlgnry:
n ,• •' Miss 51117, c)
.lis* F:,,ttler, tit h m
nurse In Rosloo,st4r. Meeh.. 111141 Mi.,
I:I 11 fe•u. 111 4' le•reht nit,
The IlatnWI1 wey41ug of the Myth
lawn bowling club was heli un Fri-
day' eveuli.g, when the following Al-
ters we're• elect. }: 1.44 uu'mlle•rs -
Ge•urge Il' 31eTagtgtrt and .l'ame's M4"-
aar`- n•hle;_tlunurary'.prenhk•ut -Dr. W.
.1. Milne: lonurary - vky-presidrnt
Jame* Dodd. i' pre*iehan-11. H.
Robinson: president --F. D. Stalker:
first vice•-pr.•sbt'nt-- It. It. Meat[: se-
r 1 %let -president -1t. 3. 1...4kharl ;
aarretarT•tnwrttrer-]1- Telt v:
Th.• various ,nwmlttees also were
appointed. The annual tourney wit
he hr114 oto June, 1(1. The ,4uh 1* In
very goed Map• and had a very, sur -
1 ees.fi1 year. holding the hallowing:
The 'Purity Flour trophy. of Gowlerich:
tine Ayr. Cushion challenge trophy. of
--Whish"ta-t the ,lokw--.[went
trophy. of Ltn•know. -
-A cool...' of real e)ttate deals were
,renhplet.d here 'last week. AIlw-Il
Taylor t4lrelms}1,R John Weymouth's
n•sl.h•twe. while Mr. Weymouth bought.
the r,-sidtnce tend land of J. Pollard.
It Is understood the lather hag pur-
chased seine laud near Seaforth and
w move herr.:14 into
for herr is made.
'.,11.111,1 lam SIM*. ,4tie of 11Fyth's Ieeet-
kuowil IrshM•nt$. dI. l \\'e,bo slny-
t of last
r a
rbool
off }111-1sealtIt.. 4111t•wasin Idsaseventy-
ninth
venty-
ninth year. .\ native of S,otln1141. he
e our to Myth in 147.4. -He started ill
tf e' b;:n l:-to1141inR Mr*11x•4*. which he
fol:un, i1 wail 1!110, 1it1,71 1,' %VW! 1114-
14du1rd p1*t MNe'eer. He ern* nth the
village 4,44uc►1 for *111111• years cud
l,' for throe' rears. ii, 11124 he
retire 1 :rotit the p,xtma4tFr*Nip oi/41
aa- *Ilio-e4d.,1 by his etepsion, Berl
'I':, -(.-r. 14.• ban."" al whine and 11111"'
s ,n- .1:nu.•*. ,Y Blyth. 110 4 Arthur and
it•'4. •.t Torne)tR. .'i'tm-fnn.rnt sertiee
ion Saturday- wax enta111e4s1' 1w Rev.
Dr. Itaruhy. of the United church.
small lump. illlla'ar 144111/11 1111• ears.
Th,•.,.• 11x1' net painful. .4i,h,oe,r..)1i1 BABY'S HEALTH .
there 1• 1444 Nigh to noa•11lttlr,. The
uinlxdy '1* la•hno.. 41XIrhre closely by
the local ,ha•tor4. -
The remnhw of the tate Adam .teen-
,l,•r*ol. who pooped' away tot 1.01444+11
on )larch 211111, were interred- in the
5','111gbain cemeter7. 'Che oleeet lrrl.'
who w** In his tlfteth year, was it ;solo
of the late. Mr. nut Mr-. Thome. Hrvn-
drrson W llie'Instiseale iota.
W. .1. (rill.. of K41IG,rth MO 1I.
itartlitr of Clinton have plrv•hased the
lihuhn,•r bakery null r.rilauruut 11uist-
newt --he 4'liutuA-- 31r__llurtllff_:- will
have charged tin• b1,sha•*a.
The sroocery bnsiu.•ss wh4ril- ht*
heen eotionseted by D. N. *1141 Frank,
\\'at*eal for the past year hall lawn
purchased by Luke 111141 I4nrdui
Leeson.
\\'ord lens 14.411 reeeired of the
.Inlay -,4 Jnintoc Tuiji a. furmi•r resi-
dent of 1'ihton. of the home of hi*
,Wngliter at Wycuuaiwdug, 1'44. Mr.
Tull) visited ('liutun doting the 411,1
%tom.• Week last year..
The death of 1*ane Weirer* eteeur-
r,vl March lith 144 Clinton hospital af-
ter 1111 I)Ine*44 of ten das. Mr.
W. -avers wa. hl his ,..'v.•uty-fourth
, ear an,Ttan4 t1v,sl 114 chi. hin"lt.-for
"vier fifty' rears. .5 brother from -the
State of Washington 1e11. with him for
set. rid day, before hi. death.
'TWENTY-ONE CENTS
(Seven Three Cent Stamps wml da)
I will send you. by mail, post paid. a
SILVERINE•KEY-RING TAG
(lake illustration) stamped with Your Name and Address.
DON'T DE_LAYI WRITE TO -DAY! Cents.
Your Keys are Wo
TJAMES CARSON DOHERTY
-lila WURTEMBIJRG STREET OTTAWA. ONT
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y not use
Direct Toll Service?
-. WINGH.%M
• ► 1y11 hy'w-4 41f the 1'11101111111 Nn
ti.mrti i(4)11xys here mel one 11tkto host j
week toe form n e•ulmmTtt,e T,, ;arrange -
for a Iwuymet tool ....loll evening with
N, vires to iniekiugJnll employee better
atainit4d. Tlo•re• are about t}f1v-
Yq,ntlies 44 t',N.41. rapleteei-+ in -town.
:\ stroke disease ha. been monist
a111)ng 441111.• 111,111 eb4414 , 11, the INK
tors statim. they hove Bever before
-ecce 1i 111404-0111.1 al' thew-. The ptitirnts
heron,• ren down In condition' and
very weak. with u *light cold. and
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Thursday. April 1, 10211.
a >t
Your Family and
Friends want your
Photograph.
Make the appointment today.
R. R SALLOWS
• salary.g
1
It
P. 144,1. Iwhunr
stamps, 5444,4).. postage. g'- t1. *apilfis,
a-1.25. preparing report. g7. x4'.•:alt: B. No.
tel+wet. *now road. *2;. Jot+. 1',urtuey•
4441;. $0: l'er y ilcCnrthy..4.... *2; Jam riot
Jamieson. supervision. ;24.:311; W\'hh-
elare. paying men and opening d t.11.' ith fen
hes *olio *".41.5: Jut.. 11. \\'rl.at.•r, -
loatiling-Veer lldvert. 145. Bylaw none I
Al FAST Ol'TI.A
Ktinu• 1.401 is gained tot relief al.
rtw.r.n44ls Jolt, it I* to log.: after the
telephone nr111irewvltl* of the rnm-
wuu117 wM•u We learn from the Bell
's 1 report
Telephone. ml
91atWa
that ndttitiuu1 sod `betterments to the
4' pally'* property 1II i!r_s. made up
of land, building*. ventral office equip.
meat. ,,111,kh• plant and suts-rtlte'ra:
equipment. 4 -est $1K,:t.2.:.:Coots..
SCHOOL &SPORT
tl 1 .'F:
S. K. X11. 7. l'l?IL1 t\
'1'he' following is the report off M.S.
7. l',llw,rne, for limitary alud F'eb-
ry ;
Carman 14te•ren*• 02 per cent.
r. IV. \'erns lee 70 I4•r . pelt., 1111-
1 Dors.
Tr. IfT. Corman Dut..t nn irertv'at.,
F (ETER • '"
• James W{Is41u. stn' had fovea in
poor .health since 111.4-uuluter. diel
-suddenly oto 3lotnlay'.t'- Nta11•11 221111.
from a aw'ven• heart- attack. Ile was
111 his, seventy-first rtlr. Ile was
horn in the town*hip of 4'stmrue• Haid
livor. In this nelRhl.lrM4►•1 till Iii* lot..
Hr lrnrc" n 11 -ter and several broth-
ers. two oof N11,t11. Ri,1A'y and Charles.
teddy 11, this vicinity.
Rev. E. Sheppard. pastor of James
street United church. Anile it ntrees-
MPy 444 4I4'V a"o. of enuti11tterd 111 -
health to give up his work at the end TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
cud of the Conference year and take a )
,years re*L The official Want of the
ebureh has extended an itiiiiRt(ion to 1:.\;T W.ttY1l1Y7tstt—'
ilio: io aer,ttp ill 44. stal10trnrb- ., -
tath wijlt- ell the menebt j4rte•114-
Can
Baby's Own Tablets
o ,t
tor 2. appointing John, K111a1triek road
superintendent. and, bylaw N,} a. pro•
riding for expenditure. went• rluly
tut+*441. Cow'•❑ idjonrtiett Oto motion
e4f- 4;auakx4Uur*_jllack 91 Cameron to
Meet March '22 at 1 p.m.
CI)1.Kn1tN E
Colborne township ouunell inet lu
the township hall Mani' tlth at 1 p.m.
.\II memlwrs p14114111): flu• U,s•re pre -
aiding. The mluuton of February
-euestintt_srer1-_reset tout _a,a'pt!' . 044
motion of Messrs. Wilson aria It.4d-
thurpr. Taw engineer's repeal. 011 the
proposed Sharpe'.- creek drain *as
rend. by Ihr clerk. After it wait thor-
oughly dls'f4.sl by several interested
from West \5'11wanosh and -I'o111oruc.
ih4 whole matter w'a. left In the hamlet
04a committee eomptaleel of the eauu-
+erlta ni,--axed West 3Tasvauwh.
l'nnningham and Engineer I'atter-
1 N r. Warner rn
rr
Walter
.f 1
son. on motion
and Mr. Wm. Wmts41 of West Wawa -
nosh. The Iter•ve 411 West Wawautaeh
prevented Ills bill of work doom. oto
the boundary. Amounting to f•'tt3.K.;.
A resolution was 444141411, 011 nnrt1o11 of
time. Moo* 441814411or►pr +44x1-_Veltu r,
th'ehrrtner the--t'tlbnrne r,ruiied a11 -
posrl to the Township Trustee Ithll us i
it now `,.hods. 'Elie clerk was 144-
.1rIt•terl to s•p.l- t11,' *mine 10 the Mtn -
biter of Education. Moved. by Cuuu
chlor WI 140111. 144411111144 11V 114'111101'
11111. that If the,. toweling called to
grocer to midi.. the '.report eof last
wino 11. --Thelma All 110 pcv cot .•
Jr. 11. --Wills Bolton 1*4 per tent..
}:wwe•rsi,n Durst, OW.
Sr. 1. Elmer Fisher. •
Jr. 1.- Dorothy ' her,
4tub►-Y+ralnti,-
Noruua Lee:
Number on null, ti: u4erage ■t-
!endance, 11.
'Perfect attendance for January -
Dorothy' Fisher.
Perfect nthedatree for February—
F:liner Lee. Ruby Young.
+ 144 sort -+examinations.
IitENE JEI•'►'ER14)N,
PERCY ROBINSON
Fuller Brush Service
Orders taken for Muller ,
Brushes of all kil,4b4.
Resides,• corner Trafalgar Waft
and Cambria Road. Gederiela.
COAL
Empire Anthracite
Stove sire. A car just is
• Pocohontas 4 -inch Lump
;13.11'0 a ton
Briquettes
A first-class fuel for stoves
and furweces.
Let i. supply your want• in Fuel.
Prompt service and reasoonkbe
prices.
'Teacher.
:w 1N THE SPRING
Best be Guarded With
The -spring -is-- * a11au- .elf -anxiety to
.mothers who. have little ours in the
biome. ('olullt}nn'. make It nmestutr•
to keep elle 1/11117 Indoor/I. He Is often
e4tillitleot too overheated. badly vent(•
•laud rn,11114 111111 catches .1111144 which
rack Ilia n'huh• *)tulle. Ti' guard
against this n hoe, of ltahy's 1)011 Tab-
lets should 144• kept 111 the 111411s' nnil
an 0,"'a4141n.41 1kale seven- the haby• to
kelp hi. stomach and L/wels working
regularly. Tills w111 prevent 40441x,
Panel 1441111•44 or cone- and keep haby
well. The Tablet. are Kuhl I,v merlt-
eint• deafen or toy mail at 25 tent* 11
Iwrx from The i)r. Williams Medicine
Co„ Brookville. tent.
lull
UIUIIIa ►
High Blood Pressure is
I're\ented when lisert•hidneu'
are Regulated with
Dr. Chases
dncy xvet•
I &ri
L iLill
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Electric Wiring
We specialise in Wiring of
all kinds. Leet us give you an
estimate for wiring your
house or garage.
Private Telephones, Motors,
Dynamos, Electric Light and
Burglar Alarm systems
All Work Guaranteed
Oook, boa sad Toast by
Electricity
We have an assortment of
the best Electric Irons and
'l'..ii ter, wade ill ('lulud11.
::OBT. TMT.
El.- bre tool \\..t Nt
Hsuse I'hone ':.IJ store SS
Direct Toll Service is the quickest way to reach
by telephone any of the points shown below.,
Just give the number of the distant telephone to
your local operator and hold the line while con-
nection is established. There is no delay. if you
do not know the number, ask "Informall tion."
ke your •
the line called is busy, your operator
number and call you later.
fat', Direct Toll Service is available to
each of the following places at the
rates quoted :—,
-- Carlow 10c.
* Goderich Dungannon lOe.
4 ` * Goderich neon -15c.
Goderich -- Wingham 20c.
• For 5 minutes talk. all 'others S ninon*.
Use Direct Toll Service—the rates are
the service speedy.
r;r J. T. PATTOP,
r a •nr•4 '" District Manager!
4
a
moderate,
•
cons. the pastor.- --
Jona .Wolper's, realest nt the last 3liuute, of previous meeting were
in...tins of the village commit for n rend and ainlinted. t'.omlnutlt•Ittt4gls
hllllarb and poolroom license WW1 were reeek ed from the Ontario Eehr
refnsrl- cation .\"soelatlon, asking that n 4144'
1)r. W. 1':. %WWill<es: of )1 a o.r,. hag mere. lie ,p'.lnte4 to attend the &.loon.
been appointed n coroner for 111or.nt meeting 111 Toronto in April. and from
eount7, to anrreed__the' late 1)r. the Saltation Army, Toronto, asking
H7nllmen for a grant In aidof the work being
„ r carried on by that In*l ltlatInn. No
IA'CKNOW '""' Region was taken regarding alpoint
Inept 01 H delegate too the 11.1,:,A..
lt, the death (of Mrs. Tennent. while the *nen tot ;15 watt rule( the•
willow of the lslu-1)r. Tennant. l.ttek• Salvation .army. -
'n w lows or, 014 sold unfelt wrtw•mwl N. Johnston was present and *rated
resident. Mr*. Tennant was eighty- that the real ,llownnee to his farm
owe year,. of ago. She spent the on the s. h, lot 'ter, 4oneesalon 4. had
;treater part of the wtntel• with her .wan (.tsual Ila atul asked the t,unell
*nu, John' F.. at 11/1111olo, and after rt.- to take steps •to remedy tl:l% grilse
Marlo
ing bonne t0') weeks Hiro a
she eon- se. Ter clerk was In'tructell
trleted pnellmonte. .ler lmdwud. notify Mr. Park.* to have this ole
who NOM prominent In public affair. atrm'tlotr rPmorvd forthwith.
for many years. doled In 1902 at the Re•511rdlug pureharin1 of new clad
age of slily -four. !holden the son. machinery and the *4gw,lnting of
John r. Tennant of ..tendon. a dough- patrolmen wits 1.1,1 over till the April_ . iceears---*11. ritir-«t-.IR►yaawL-tut the
ter, 11 MN Agnes. anrriteye.
Ln,know has 1441 ,anther highly latter. however. being played at 2:•
respected citizen In the ,heath of Mrs. tents an hour and 51) cent. for Ido
Wm. Alltel. who 4M,r•rri away Am- Sete and team. alae 21 rent* An hour for
day. March 21st. Rt the age of- xaxty• slay work on summer roads. The ,
eight years. Mrs. .1111*, hod been l,, Reece WW1 alsr Inate11.1t1 441'pthmnre
falling. health for some thaw. 11er a nat!il,M wino ter wls'rate,the lark,•
im.bond. who conducted a large Imph'- grader this rumbas 441(11)4*•
event tombless In Imeknnw for many 'rho following arotultie wen• i14ld :
7P*r.. died In Heel. Fire 441144* and .1. 'heti.... underont*hing on more ,
two daughters +wlre've • William. of Atm 4. $1; ethyl. Porter. work on reed.
l'll.thnm : i4vsn, of trweu /hound: 11•611: Wis. A. t!errle. do.. $2.30: fico.
Rouen. In elle United, state*: Itandd I'Unite•s, 414. $1.7S; the •AiIr*tion
11107, Toronto. gent. 113; The Muhl -
Mahe!
1'4x11, O' town. and the Nttssd1( ...lied World, asseso cent rolls *1141 dos
N Lor and north*. of Tomb). •l 1. 11; - 3. - P. Town, retold
Lt1r•Itnnw Rebekah INoFRr celebrated ogs, ' '
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Smart Coats and Frocks for,
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the Easter Procession
'$ r3111e ^"flat&rtiett'fefeMeWes%`t
o CiOATS
In a great variety, Smart Styles, Good Quality, Spring
--Weight Fabrics, and Reasonable. Prices. Materials - are in
Soft Velour, Duvetyne,Suedines, Poiret Twill and French Tri-
cotine,
cotine, both for Matron and Miss.—flared and straight line
effects, in all the newest shades.
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DRESSES
In Rich, Flat Crepes, Crepe De Chine and Satin -faced Crepe.
This Spring's most popular Silks make delightful dresses in
m i ly. malty becoming styles. Flared and straight line effects
with long and short sleeves.*tLN,1„iterg,
MILLINERY:,
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All that is new and smart for the spring in this
Special Easter Display
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Royal Ladies' Read
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