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A Good Investment
IV It would be a real good investment to
buy your winter Overcoat NOW. even if
you do not need one until next winter.
Every Overcoat in the store goes at
real bargain prices euM,1Ilt�'d
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W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
"Tote Store tc'ith the Stock" Telephone 57
Men's and Boys' Wear. Goderich, Ontario.
CLEVELAND'S BREAD
is a• tempting complement to
any meal -delicious in itself
and lending zest to the reet,of
the menu.
Your family will demand twice
as much of our Bread as any other.
Encourage them to do .o, as it is
the moat healthful and nourish-
ing food they can take.
E. U. CLEVELAND
Mae 114 Wed Street
BENMILLER
Mrs Elelry. of Itknmiller. entelt-
talnel Mr. Wm. Snell's family of
leindoehoro and Minn Mariam Snell of 1
Gaerfrh Collegiate last Saturday and,
all had a eery enjoyable time. •
i4,1,jiad#:i LANES
LANES. Feb. 10. -Quite a number
faced the storm Thursday night to
attend the League service in Hackett's
Yrs. Marvin McDowell. We are bop
Ing fur a speedy recovery.
hive sacrament of the Lord'. Supper
was administered is the Wartfleld
l'Mted church on Bontlay, but owing
to the weather the atteralanee wag not
as lairs -eats usual.
The W. M. S. and the congregation-
al neeetlug will be held In the Mee -
meat of the Westfield 'lilted church
111 Welneltelay afternoon next, when
the various reports w111 he glveu.
Mr.. Wni. Walden spout a couple
of sleek* with her daugbter, Mrs. S.
Mel'ltuthey of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva McDowell and
family %belted on Sunday with Mr.
uud Mrs. S. MtClluchey of Auburn.
:WA CREWE L 'H 11?*."
10111'1,:. Feb. 10. ---The uaadl !y
meeting of the W. M. S. wax 11.441 at
the home of Mrs. ltaymend Finnigan
oil February 741i. with a good a.tteod-
NIHw. Mre. Dusty gave a reading. A.
.hiet wan rendered by Miss Alum
Blake a''41 Mr. Drenneu. Mrs Trt-
lenven gave a reading, followed ley a
s..l.. (nen Mrs. Watt. 19w firat clap -
ler in the new stluly book was given
lo Mrs. Crozier. Mr. Keine and Mrs.
anal Kilpatrick have a few remarks.
Meeting Heeled with benediction by
Mr. Keine. The Society are having a
copper campaign; tMlss .Uma Blake and
Mrs. J. Kilpatrick are captains. The
campaign to (dome at the end of June
and the losing side to provide a slipper.
Miss Loris Swan, of Dunganuua,
spent the .week -end w'Ith Mk* lona
Swan.
l•Ittle Fyne. Ball, who leas been very
i11. la, we are glad to say, improving.
Mrs. J. (hanmey spent a few days,
with her daughter, Mrs. R. Finnigan;
Mrs. Wilfred I)rentwn. Lorraine
and J. C. are visiting Mira. I)reaneu'a
parent-. Mr. and Mrs. Hackett. La•k-
now•.
chard(. Ther' will be a valentine t
;;.y..
«w•Iul thin Thursday ereuing. All ars AYFIELD
invited to attend.
Messrs. Gilbert Vint, Alex. Hackett
land Clifford Hackett attended the
1.. U. L. Meeting in Wh*1I,w late
la
week and • number of other* from
this line attended the Bruce meeting
of the L. O. L. in Lt.cknow.
Mr. Wm. Baldwin received word of
the death of his sister, Mrs. Leon
Hall (Bertha 1.. of Canton, Uhler. The
funeral took place on Friday last.
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WESTFIELD
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IBA YFII LD. Feb. 11. -The• repels s
tell
nine to b.b at next meatlog, LORD CA SON RETIRES
Fbbrurry 90th, a ittod model muablpal el• Q
eetior. The candidates for reeve are 'i
ion MoKensie and Brown /Rewire ;
fur councl lora, Ethel Stirling, Mrs.
PJd. 16turgbon, Charles Wallis, Clar-
ence Bohner, 'Murray Grainger, Mfr
S. Juhtrrton. Voting will be done by
those present. There will be good
p.r,gs am,
The play "Kt(tnappleg Betty" will
probably be given about the eod of
the 'month.
B�ea'ilslfa (frit HAS MIMIC TO AN
Si lyatwerserai• Appearance, the Bort
Oa/Uvad.g Seojwe, and the Ito-
amastia Owner of the Man, Made
MEM a Oaeenaaading Ftgm•,
Mra. A. Newton -Brady returned' Loyd Carom, in his 76th year, has
home MI Monday from Sarnia, where resigned hs. aloe as Lord of Appeal -
*be vlslttd her mother, Mra. J. are. la -Ordinary. Thus ends the active
INtnald. career of one who was perhaps the
MT. and Mr.. Willard titurgwiu 111141 most arresting and rutuantic figure
(dead left last week to Malt in London. dung •p by the Anglo-Irish struggle
since the death of Parnell. Lord
rom
Ca
ASHF IELD ,a o, contrary to a common belief.
.', 1J was not an Ulsterman. Re Wail torn,
In fact in rebel Connaught, hut, like
A�IIF'iI' LU TUWNIIIIP, Feb. 11.- Parnell, was sprung from a very old
The Kdntall Wumeu'a Institute held family of South ut Ireland Proles
their monthly meeting at the home of tants. Educated at Trinity College.
Noe. Charles Rabb on Thursday, trete
11, where, curiously enough. he
roars 11. in the absence of the press- was ei fellow-mtudeet of Oscar Wilde,
dent, airs. A. litrkett, Mrs. Nell Mat- Cain. unlike Parnell, became ato.•p-
IG•ttale occupied the chair. The roll ed in the traditions of the southern
tail was answered by "A 'irlp I Would minority; Imbibing its -traditions and
Enjoy." After tete bdsinent part of its loyalties, and respouding to them
the meeting the throughout his
g h seretary read erverul a career with the n
letters of ap.p,recdtttion [rum the sick sources of a powerful intellig.•ner•
and shut -its for favors sent them. .\ It is said that Carson 'deviled" fo
good program Wilt gh•ett. ',toodirng a time tar Peter O'Brien, the tauloys
tapers read by Hes. Neil .1. Mat- Jurist who was known as "1'. ter the
Kenzie. ' Mrs. E. Jamieson and Packer." and whom Don In ane• mad.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie. An inter- one of the cha:ucters of his "Haug-
estlug contest followed. After commute- man's House." 1:e time he became
ty singing u pleasing t$hdth duet one of the m net brilliant figures At
was rendered by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. the Irish Bar, and In 189. he became
('ultuhoun. The singing of the National &dltllor-general for Ireland. It has
Atrthefss -brought it prodtsble after- been said of Cars .u, as It was said
noon to a close. A dainty lunch was of Caatlenath, that he at one time
servedtby the ladles. favored irleh self -Government; and
A valentine dance will be held In the our own Hamar (Ji enwood once pro -
pariah hall at Klnirebrldge Friday, dated whit appeared to be euurinring
Mr. and Mn. Tint GrlMln and airs, rvW,ntl that lie• joined the National
and Mrs. T. J. Inunaa Were guests el Ltbrral CI :b lu Loudon one year af-
Ir. 1111 Nr.. Jim. llladat••le brought In home rule.
LEEBURN
WC1CBUte\, 'fr'tb. 12. -alba Anne
McDonald spent the week -cud at the
hole. o1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bi'.ie, ,
Auburn.
Miss Aileen tFrej.meue was with her
ruusiva, Mr. and Mr.. Faua•r N,see at
Able•. all Itsst week.
11 r. lh•Irs'.0 Horan bus guile 111. 1'11
help tilt ww,ml her hl, 11, te, )1r Idrnry
Horton. to .lahlYeld. I1.•''ry Ilot ton.
well-kmww'n here. %v,as rutting dawn
tries two week, ago when 1111 1,11 oil
hon foot uud he had 10 case 1ft' fu 1.1s
work. 111.. (.set Ir gradually getting all
right alga'''.
Mr. Oliver look. •whip u'yinz L•
.top a runaway tenni r.seot1t. w'a-
k11o,•kwt duan by the homes nu.l his
L''ws alp .11:14,11
nn, hurt.
Our Itgwilar narks r,eei tti a letter
the other day from San Diego, tial
wide!' e:em1• by aeruphine i,i iw1 day.
Sirs. 'I'huwes Ilortou un.fawo •hlld-
roil ore 1l+iting her parent.. 11r and
Mrs It Ilk(. iu e:,.derlele township. this
week.
'Phe It Y,I'.1• ..1 1:oderith Ilnptist'
ehun•h c,11a• out in a ,l,•i4hload :end •
htid Ui,'Ir wteting, Monday ,%cuing at .
the holm. 4.1 Jlr. sued Airs. A. elution.
Ttw junior 11(1.1,' class or lis -burn
r 1 Sunday s li,s.I art rutwtainiug tit
intermediates. MIs- ilortoi's class. at
• a ess inI evening h1 the Sunday *'hewn
• I on Friday evening. -
the home of \ . a . S.
nllton 1111 ?tuwiay last. By 1892. howe.vrr, he was a will-
'ehntert IIth. I tont Union nt. t)nd Ills dulled an SO -
F llcitor-General were discharged under
nd some of their friends eni,oei ri the r•.:icor ur -Bloody Balfour "
kating party followed by a Weiner' Those err.•
roast on Friday last.
We regret to report that Mr. Iiugh
Ferguson, of Laurier, is on the sick
iso this week---
-- land Ieag•Ie wasIn full re volt; and
when a Unionist Mintier• was oak
erclon.
AIItt'ibN, der.. 1.. --Mrs. Nll. Jewel Careen, as Balfour's chief instru-
and daughter, 41f (•olleorue. were the. went, made hlmnelf respected and
guests of her father. Yr. R. Scott, feared. H• himself 41(41 out know
and.e►ttx•r n•latIves recently. what fear was; he was In constant
Miss MarJurie Hetherington. of (god' danger of his lift; armed policemen
le visiting. her cousin. Miss Sadie displayed their revokers In r11urt uo
sty church wee bele at the home of
Mrs. Featherstone on Thursday atter-
noon, February 0th. when there was Iattendancea good attendance of member.. It •
was decided W have a pancake social
on Shrove Tuesday. Mrs. McKay
kindly offered her home for rhe occa-
sion. It was; decided to serve meals
on July 12th. when the Orangemen
will celebrate bore.
Mos. T. Bailey left on Saturday to
visit at London. Stratford and To-
'W'Ernar11 n, Feb. 10. -Her many Tonto.
friends art. sorry to bear of the illness The young people's department of I Carter. • prevent Interruption of his forensic
of Anna McDowell, daughte of Mr. and St. Andrew's Unked church are plan - Mrs: T. Alwlerson, of God erk•ii, eloquence, armed oeee•rs guarded his
spent Saturday last with her Aster, Carson(homy. Thorough all of three trying
Mrs. T. Straughan years arson never flinched.
tour was ys when Mr. 11a1-
putting Nationalists Ilk.
John Dillon and William O'Brien to
Jail and then tuquiring sincerely
about their health; days when the.
a
AUBURN tag everything upon a policy• of co-
Ali %.11j
SECOND
OF THE
BJG MJDWJNTER
It
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ock-Reducing Sale
z� tt f illi AT
CORNFIELD'S
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See last week's paper for list of
BIG ;SPECIAL VALUES
and come to our store and see many more Bargains
Big Bargains in Ladies' Wear
Big Bargains in Men's Wear
•
Big Bargains in Goods by the yard -
( 4sr:":.,"��..�'� 17;fr1i�l
and General Merchandise
All goods are offered at prices we cannot repeat
All our goods are firsts ---no seconds
Sale continues to Saturday, Feb. 22
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"Shop Where You Are Invited to Shop"
West Side of Square)! 1,4,;0 ; ,, ._na s Phone' 418
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Mr Wm. and Mr. Wellington Good! His courage won hint the admlr-
were called t.. Indiana by the serious; atlon of his tort:. It is. In fact. a
Illue•paradoxical truth that Edward Car-
1ie„Ais of their brnthrG Mr. Edward' -son was never really unpopular with
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hultzhanrr, al the Nationalists. and was almost
Londe•rboro. /pent two days %tastingi popular with the Sinn Feiner,. H.
relatives in Auburn. was, after all, one of their own; a
real Irishman from the south, and a
J M185 I►. Homey and Mia: Mc1op-
aid spent the week -end with Miss
Gladys Taylor. -
'altos (grey_ who is conducting the
domestic ectetwe class here, .pent the
weekend with friends In Guelph, re -
hinting un Monday.
We are rdorry to report that Miss
Sturdy is net as well as usual.
Mass Lila Vungblut and Miss Anna
Beadle leave on Monday to take a
enure• of training in Stratford h..
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CODERICH TOWNSIIIY
t;t 1 1 1E11'11'11 'PI 1WNNII II'. Feb 12 -
The 11' 11 S oI Unto'' United .-hare 1.
wets this Wednesday ufte•rn,''44 at
rhe h..tm• of Mr. t:e• Fa71,lm.r
The 1(ouleg Peoples S.s•IWy 11f 1'11 -
lou chureli met 1,u.t Friday miming in
the eburrla The president. Misr Pent-
land. had th„rge of Oa. weenie. It
was de•..Mei to auto I ,,.''teat 1r•giii-
t nine with the next meeting Plans were
mote for u %alentilie 1•. trey to he
held on t'riduy et11111114 It oma- ski.
.h• -Wed 1. ••,•t up a ids. to tete future.
Death of Mrs. ,e1'. H. 'Abb.-There
palssed ..way lu ('Ih i,u b..spilui on
Pehrria r l tab -'one•' of 4.,'dtrlcti tow n•
ship's *nest highly '+nets d citizen,,
( Mrs W. 11. Lobb of itayfield
Leath .:111.• :is a !Nippy release atter
s•vernI weeks of linens,• suff.riug
Mn. L.4.b hail been u residwn or Geeel
erihh tow '' -'tit for oder lorry - four
users. Ste sal, of a ,we..•1. retiring
di'p.•-Trion, et. r happy in the seer%•
Lw,.ot tellers She wax n uw•ml. -r 11•'
Iluliue..tiIle• 1 iiited church and active
In many .41 Its urgaulat1ioua. having
until recently held the "ffi.1 of pres-
ident of the %Some..'. Mia.lutary
clety. She was torn lit Brantford iu
the your 15111. a daughter of Richard
Moore. it siiio..huaster. and Eliz..
I►Itkeua.n.. who also had Leen a aeh.sd
teacher. After heating Brantford the
remll% settled near Fullerton. where
her Gather «„udueted a singing acbs,l
with markt,( smvra. In her early girl-
hood she became u member '.1 the
former M.•Iheslist Cbun•h and 8414 a
first-class fighting mon. It wan Car- ; member of Bethel-,h.dr until her mai-
Sou who acme few years ago, public-; Hoge 'there ate left 144 numru the
ly revealed his long-standing Mem:- j los, of a holog wire and mother Iver
ship with the late T. P. O'Connor. hutGatwi Mr. W. 11. Leiib, four eons -
Nor was It for a northern seat that Wilbert. F'ri derick uud Frank. uf
aIndrsond sat at Westminster. 1t was. 1 G,wlerl.le township, and Clifford.. of
ee , "ht
old unlverslq, Trinity
College, Dublin, that sent him to Par-
liament, and few ualversltree have
ever had a more brilliant representa-
tive. In the House, his striking, ar-
resting personality made Ita••ef felt at
was presented with a club -4%1g by the once. 'Che picturesque appearance,
the soft
Presbyterian church and alias Beadle tine brogue. the ro-
with a steamer trunk by the member.. mantic carneereer o of the man, made him
a o m dl
of the Anglican church. Me wish them c m an ag figure.
anc(•ess. The great fight of his life was
Mr. James banning, of the steamer against home rale. In this, as the
ab't'ulloch, has been tbcNing hl- champion of IIlster, he was a far
cameo. Mrs. John Ralthby, mud other Creator whotlmime
ermeolad
relatives the past two weeks. Churchill, some yeah d. "Hateron
The Women's Institute will meet In will fight, and Ulster .• t
the 'Fnrestrra' tial( on TIww1Ny. Feb- Thr war rrlea of those pre-warwillhrigh
days,
runty lath. at ..1.5 O'.•l..ck Subject. when List .raven wen• marching. and
-Things Monty Cannot itnv" -Mrs. 11. the south was beginning to arm. now
3 itnghlut. (toll call -- 11; me 10911%41h"seen( far -Ag and faint, but sixteen
Ilosteaws. 11''s. [hidden, Mr.. S11.1'1. years ago they rtvetted the .ett.•ntluu
Sirs. Ric_
CARLOW
of the world. In their forearent. a
draluatic and atnr,st myaltrioun fig-
ura, was Edward Carson. Not sine.•
Parnell had a lean r 01 such raid and
1'.tItLim Peh. 12. --Tow• loony deadly passion appeared on the Irish •
Wields it t -. Oen-. Simms. of god- Beene.
:r
Clinton -and( six daughters -Mrs N
:(nyder. of Ra.l►sann, Sask; Mrs. Ge..
llend,•rw,u, of Stanley township; Mr•
Lorne Jervis. of Holwesville; Mr. N
W11aom. of Saruht; Mrs. C. 1). ('ox;
NIplssIug. Ont., and Mrs. Joy Snyder.
at bonor. There are twenty-six grand
ebildre,, aha. tau brother... Fred mud
lrbane. and two sisters, Mrs. Thu.
Lobb, 111 Chllliwack, 11.C.. find Mr..
Jas. Nelson. Vaucourer, B.C. T11, fun-
eral tool piste on Sunday, seri.w
being conducted at the home by her
pastor. Ite•v. J. W. Herbert. of Bohnr.-
vine. assisted by Rev. L'. 11. 1'11x• of
NlpfsAng Tile interment was in One
toe cemetery. her four sons being tie
pallbearers. Mr. Wilt. ('ulquhoun, :.
cousin of the titrwased, sang very feel-
ingly. "good Night Ilse and Good
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Morning 'Mere." All the member. .t
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SHOULD
HE
suffer from
rheumatism
like this?
. tOtf
TF he world accept the •d.
.•jce of thousands of mea
and women, ha would sad
Mist by taking Dr. Wil.
tiama Pink Pills. Rheims -
limn Is not a surface aibneat
dist can be banished by rub-
bing with liainonta or oils.
Watery, palatal .larks blood
must be built up and puri -
6.d before then (an be any
program toward permanent
recovery.
Ti'.. and spits, swearers
have proved the value of
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in
the treatment of Aswsmsner.
"For soar years," wrier
Thomas Martis, of Newer,
Ontario, "1 was so badly
troubled with rheumatism I
could hardly walk and suf-
fered great pain. 1 had medi-
cal treatment bra did not
get much relief. Alar tak-
ing Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for some time the tremble
disappeared and has nes
since shown the loam sign er
returning."
Start soes Mises year
rheumae . Buy a boa of.
Or. Williams' Pink Pills at
veer nearest druggist's or,
postpaid, by mail at 50 cots.,
. boa from Th. Dr. Williams
Medicine C., Bockius,
Ontario. a.vs
Dr.Wdliama
PINK PILLS
a ,wutl+srws-o PIANO
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Bedroom Suites
We have a varied assortment
of Bedroom Suites on hand in
walnut and walnut finish.
Now is the time to buy that
Chesterfield Suite and enjoy it
these long evenings, as you
listen to your radio program.
J. R. WHEELER
FURNITURE DEALER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
the family were present 111.11 others ,'hones: `tort 335, Res. :t55
from a distant* who attended ware Hamilton Street
Sir. :end Mrs. Fred Moore. of Munro; Gederit�, �-
Mr. S e' Willson, St. Marys; Mr Jo.
Lobb, Se gismo, Moth. ; Mr. Parry
Itrltr. Croswell. Mich.; Sirs. S
ler, Mitchell; Mr. J. 1t. Lobb. Gen:
Mr. Kin. rolyuhono, Mth'h' 11 Maley
eauttful floral tributes were re•cch'ed
from syntlmitheri. frleatds
.ri.It. who i--'wndieg the winger with
ler nit e, %Ir'. Will" green. w-111 1s•
-.try to learn that she has been •cry
We are glad, knitter t.. le aIle
11 report than she is now-"nw•..118t
lee ter.
When the war cane., dwarfing Ir. -
land, Canon threw himself Into the
larger struggle. He i»•.ante, ,,uee,e•
steely: Atrc•nev-tie r•ral In the A.s-
gnfth Ministry, chairman of a Union-
Ist "Oh1g.•r Group," First Lord of th
Mrs. Or , Alex. Racal.%. ,•f 111mi: Admiralty under Lloyd G.•e11t4•, and
eon_ has been vi.hitlg her ''u.th,'r member uf the W;.r Cabin. t. Stith) -- -
••••s•••s®e••.
THE hgfif MODELTHEATRE
Mrs. Thos. llel'hee. -r.. who Lx- L.h•1, of his old fooe b•eamr his friend
quite poorly with arthritis bol i- Carson even w.-nt so far as to nice
'hie to be around xgafa John Redmond at I,nrd Beaver
Nrs. W. Itaym 1 and Hifi,- d,Wgli- brook's ('herklv-('ourt in Surrey h
ler Shirley ti'lteal in Toronto with' diaeusn an trlsh settl,rn••n'.; eh,•y
her mother. Mrs. Sykes, and other rel -
tine
ell ulgl,t, but got nowhere in
mites, the end.
airs. A. .Iohmston le,'pending the Wlth the war over, and Ulster giv
week with her brother. Sir. .\het. ' t1 a s'•parate government. Carson's
S'„ung• controversial career was cloned. Hls
Mr C. .1. Rutw•rlson. '. 1'.,'.. +lent I fiehtlwz '11•; had comp to an end; se
the wvekptld at his hone•, n• leru11. w" m a 4 1'•.1111') occurred to the law
o 'rimiest', Stolidity ner.nlh!g. l•• 'is,•h'• hung up his spear and
Mr. Three. Wilson, buyer for the Co• shield to devote what was left of his j
operative Co.. .htlpje1 •:r earl.••tt 1s.' to dIsprnsinc British j,tetir.
hogs form N.saw• '1'lie+ei•ey. If • w';1. it gr .at law lord, as he had
Phe young 'lmsgdr 11f Smith.... 11111 h. en u drat lawyer Lord liirk'•n•
are prett eriilg n play. "Marrying Anne." (lend, who was his "Galloper Smith"
to he gM9r. In the near future. Watch In the old Ulster delta, int who x.•p
ter the tint“. and -,,.nom• er.'nnrel to orated from him over 111, treaty with
enjoy a good hefting. Collins and Griffiths. said that he was
We are very gnfeful to those in kr' after in forensic ability than either
r
authority who are working se) faith -
!tied
Edward Clarke fee Lord Ruxsell.
fully to keep the road mom frotn ♦Iid that• taken all in all, he was
1 ,wI,'rich t.. Auburn. The open load "the greatest advocate the English
make+ It eonvenierrt for d,stor. and
Bar produced since Erskine."
.there who him, npu•h driving to di.. i
Ninny in this dI.trl,t ,,ere griev.d'1 hawed Hall a Crown .,pt.k.
Week of Februar 17 to 22
friends.
'
to hear 111 the sudden irsmaing away' The See -alien edition of the Lon -
.n Teuveln, of this week of flee Rev. I don Dally II:gpress mays: "A young
Dr. they'd 1•.•rrle. of 11 'Ingham. mod- Scotswoman, who booked her pas-
•ratur or Ii.. Presbyterian Cheireli In mate to Canada at Wood Green, paid
en ids.s her fare of f15 1;a in La If crowds.
1A trundler mel let 11. town -hip Itul, having sieve-,'• • nalf . rowea a w'•ek
en Thursday efening rind hail rt piesis- for throe years." '
.nt tile. In a so , l:II 4.11114' 11f 711.0711.00r1.`ogr,
'•is,' ,•(:, lire. !emelt trees • ere .'1 81 the OnempI.. melt ti'penee.
Icsr. At a recent Labor' party cones
h^rl oil Tn••..Iny .1 Irma! deal of hied enc.° In !Ando.. it we. r.teal.d that
The .,onto -1I .net h1 bh. 1owroall•.
the sum of4i 49.Oim Ono has I
nes' was IrNn9o-1ed. Mr 13111 $sl- "s
loappointed' ins appointed nsw•sw.r for 111(M11 , ,
spent by (treat Britain on account of
tits slightly n,hnrd salary. The ape
enempleyment since the great war.
;ointment of rnadnwater was laid
oyer until nett meeting. Thr board of it takes 50,000 rorbuds to make
health, with ilr. Weir as chairman, line ounce of the oil of ros..,
Mt Pa
A VALENTINE T:•' ')t"•1`
FOR TME"HEART C. •
TME HOMO-"'-
HEAT gOLKS CC''AL.,
} l' -y
vinndln and Tuem(la
Lawrence Gray and Louise Lorraine
starred iti a halt of gangster'', the
underworld and a newspaper re-
porter's grim adventure. Action,
mmened' and a wonderful dog, this
picture has then) all,
"Shadows of the Night"
JACK PERRIN
in it leo-r,.1 \t•. -tern +l'i
"TME FIGHTING TEXAN"
"Fox News" .h fit
Wednes(Iay and Thursday' -
Glen Tryon aid Marion Nixon
tell you the story of a big-hearted
•
enuntry 1 10 who be.atoi, a gorgeous
yr�t 111-h .prints overnight. 1"he n it mune�K�me�wJ71%r' to Women, he knew it lot about pea-
7nuts. Seethe peanut printf in
a"How to Handle Women"
We, don't deal in theatrteticketa.
'We don't run a cabnret.
We don't sell anything that will take
the family away from home.
Rut we do sell D. L. & W. Coal, whI '.
will go a long way towan!,•tna�lt Jn1g
the home so pleasant and comfdrt-
able that nobody will want to leave
I it. .
Our phone number is 98.
Try us with an order.
nlao :mei cot the name place. a.: ` i "t -�,
Mr. Mature, who Iola been living '
with hie nieee, Mtn. George Glen, dor• �tM� �Ar�those Rafe phalli -fa rem for
j Ing the past year, although net years childther 1
lot age, da able to be around every
dsy. At one rime be was a re,Ment of ('nndttctnr-"Ves. under fr.11rfeen." I J. B. MUSTARLI COAL
wi (lnderk'lt and was employed by -the Tasker -'That'. all right. I've oily COMPANY
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' Mf, 1'. ('rabb, hardware merchant. five.'' l'varson's. _
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CALL'MR '1
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Universal Comedy --"The Newly-
weds' Hard Lack"
terwlay and Saturday -
The Cali bf the Klondyke"
An execllent drama of primitive
men and the lure of gold. A treat
for all who like outdoor action
dramas with thrills and plenty of
punch.
"THE FiNAL RECKONING''
Second episode of the new Serial
Felix the Cat in "HIGH Ur
Matinee Sat. at 3 p. m.
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