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SUPPLIES FOR
THE HOME
Mats Paper' au Envelopes
P se hh, r..., kk, Mucilage
>�e s, Recipe $e sks,
Gill it a 1 Gel i Paint
7v; a9ifford Vtakrtonr, 71k. Jr. 1V'.
, eiuetea Jewen, $S4. Xenia Jewell
l 154; 1., f- a^ 2Tri'rba. 71.a: Rey n
a K tee o S. t • 1. Hie- ski intod ar is 1
,.Ii. 111--Jts,.« Vhrisiroer, itis; Dec-
'
Wttitrrr, scall; Hassel food. '34.5;
'idary 9�[eK'Ji -no, ?3.i' ,llliira y -
st-onEe,, 71.2; Larern ,
Ii=..-e?ikit Vii, bleb a mGeaod,
hrl.1', Jaaniar l'itta,san,`•' anus nv or -
p ahrr of rue,rits Jr.Ii.-- Ruiwcl i'i+rim-
naer, nlabel MeliViir Ser Pr.=
!'bels?es I;attgiatean, harry Shpt, Evs
a last -can, ,Jr. P. -H.Jen Strattghar►,
b'n rk ' klterr. Myrtle Pheinemt?t,
l•:ftl
4
as JeFell, AIMrt }'neatens, trim/,
f ebe. Gordon 'ashes. Toial cresol
-
Chinn
refer
China j$eiaseile(fr, fleeea.ke specs' Fon E trard, battler (Lod. l3er
J pf 1, en. attendance,Averaptre'
Waterma*'s 1e#etltl NunteenVIO1:ET KILPATRICK, Teacher.
f4'
�
aid Wst.rtltaur's Ideal
Fais isatin r.i ink r
We hearse just roosive:d a
out of Chintz Vases,
*lad Bowls, Cake Plates,
etc., which are priced molt
reasonable.
Mies Florence Me;Whinney is doing
well in Chieage.
:41iss Addie Smith brasgone to lino
at eGodecich fora while.
The Misses Iferr are finding the
wet congenial to their -taste.
cherished by the wisait men. then is
Miss Jenny Marquise returned on
Sunday front a visit to Ebenezer.
ber
rents, M pane Mrs. visiting
her p a en tt, ...
Thompson.
'nen the Dominion House opine,
we have u King 'to represent us.
Royalty wins anyhow, whether, it be
at Ottawa or Hyderabad.
h
DUNCaM ON
Ctfv ,.I', it tea' Tt tis lied ars
not 'e►isiiborle,
TJea"e have leen several parties a'
cuans' tbi* week.
'rite L 0. L. propose putting ea aaa
social before Lent.
Drinking shellac is one wtay, of vet.
#ng your finish,
Kiera Pentlend b tot improving as
we weal like to see here
The difference between hug end
pork is about 20 cents. a pound.
Hardly any of these rocks ran the
statrimonttel: sea aro cradle rocks.
We are sorry tai: hear of Mr. T.
Dickson's serious accident to his
head. •
We ere ppeened to see Home of our
t ens savho havcx been ill >W
seri
citizens , per
tin OCRIMN101 ewe
SPECIAL
Daintily Stamped
Gowns
for Embroidery
Regular $2.75 for $j,$0
MISS S. NOBLE
AROUND THE WORLD
lit again,
Al
Elam* Form of F,.atertaiesnen
.Christmas has lone, but there is I by ilea urea: of North Street Meth,
isreason why its spirit :should not t,kttrela eau al FJeteeStteee a
When a woman cat's her husband entertainment was the Trip Around
continue indeetinitely. Something unique in the wee of
is the light of her life," he probably the World put on by the League of
does not go. out very omen. North street Methodist church on
Mr. Bennett uddrestied the. Preeb - Tuesday night, and tke event was. for
terian congregation `during the ate from being confined to entertainment
senses of the paster at Lynnwood. alone, as much' 'Valuable information
About $5 personas attended the !bout the ,e ouutriea visited was giv-
Valentine social at Mr. M'ole's given en. Briefly the plain watt this that
under the auspices of the parish homes in various parts of the town
church, s ro - were otten`:u to represent different
Mr. I. G. Wells. the a tut%-, makes eountiiiea, and round trip tickets
the remarkable diecovery that ."out ,w re cold which included a visit: to
of 't o' Conference at Washington the a eh of •. these various;, countries.
r ( Wtiw struggle to o often tr ONO : world wvill have ,either ecce or wean Q N7 n one arrived, for inetame, at
t ay, h y h�. Erect Ijros+ect ,�h+� aaitacsty of that V1'epes person is f M d Howard
TIPPERARY
Mr.and Mrs.' Arthur Evans tend
fly were .Sunday vieitors in Gode-
Me! Stevens, of Go>derrtch, is visite
nog her daughter. bars. Reuben Grigg,
lanes
Mr. Earl Cooper has been laid up
tires past week with a 'bad cold, whic
is getting common eraund here.
the
Cook •herr;
beenon
ha Coo
blies Mart
he
list for the past weep with a ee.
ware cold. We wiebr for a ,speedy re -
tavern.
14ewsre. John Mikldloton and others
sire earivalieina,* this neighborhood' to
+atablieh n beef ring, which is much
ara$t des here. We wiesh them every
success in.: their nese undertaking.
Friday, Feb. 17th, a box social and
concert will be ! .hold in connection
with the A. Y. P. A. of St. ,Tanrea'.
• auras Middleton, A contest prro,
*rem of great interest: is being re-
nlia-
• iitaaxrrd, including Seessel funny
Issues_. Admission 25 :tents. Ev-
wr;bady come.
COLBORNE
The following is The report of S. 8.
Sin 2. Calbonne, for the month: 'of
Ja nuary...1922. V.- -1 e#th,, Gardner,
• w.4; Kenneth Allen, _83.8; eepha
•e p 8 .2 scree
Jewell
ail
. Sr.
Mask
ell, X
1 ,
a oto
c 8
t,il Erie
1 V n li , ,
Wl�
iiiardncrr.. 80.7; Courtland Kerr, 80.4;.
Arthur Malskell, $0,3; Eaniee :Long,
sv when you Ve so a t home o Mr. and Mrs.
that other . people haves ways which treat' aganitY, of obiertson, ,everything was. in Japan-
are
apan-
awraeyatormetimaes rtes than y+ottr. own IRe. rt of Junior Room for Jan.; over theentrAA Japanese :sag hung
o, a dtmintttivo .Teen»
'phaco rurnaras . H>rnlo- , praroka Jr. L, honors -.::b velytt Culbert, sneslr ma#den opened the, door, n con
582; ase Kathleen Anderson, ,
�sod a rte!'
will not down., ."Woo sometimes won. Blanche Caldwell, 487; . Cecil Begley, pie
Japanese
endmslum", a There
der who get tem to rite. There469; Mary Parks, 462; Fronk Savage, as as room full of Curios from Ja-
must be cometh l spastic about such. ': ; . a Pentland. 4 2' below.�prass ...p' -
tG3, man 6 ,
Wyo. -Lily Reid, 445; Raymond Walden. see ne n eau, ebeingr room
t a�etedd Japanese
four
If :the parents went to church,, the . 4224; Ray Duff, .3x31; Benison :-Mole, maidens from the.demerit king.
e;hildren would alt lest hove one lest! 859. Sr;11:► honors --Margaret Ry dom. They were playing: some game
excuse for. Straying Weise Train ire an,, 550; asaa--Er>na . Roach, 481;.. with fans, chatted to one another in
a child ln' a way he should go and Dorothy Apllen, 427; below pass- Ja anese . and every few minutes
go in it YntirseiZI ts A eery cease &UU:t< Ronald Pentland .868; Emily Mee takingten. The tea cups, however,
Clore, $6.7; Billie Caldwell, 292, ;from which the Japanese drink are
1STR TINY
is • thea way to. 'deS eribet
these hats of gene° men
1tc cute for i>aiid.seasou
rsi ;ar...:
The lines are, unusually
graceful, the. materials 'rich
rr and
o an 'texture. to
n
calor min t
rI 0 ,
have a, daft of .distinction,
to every* model.
It it a,. pleasure to lie :to,
have you try on these be.;
coarsing shapes .suit Jag
over Our
l Ira i liatla'•
as
Miss *akar.
KINGSTON STREET
There'. isei 'lie. ae Pro -uncial Proht• Marie Ryan, 268; George Moore, 220, emelt affairs. ,These four maidens
bitten +Convention. in Massey Ball, Jr. se, pass -4010i Blolntyre, 445; were Misses Gould, Hilliard, Lottie
Toeonto, ort March 8th; ia'th and 10th, below paSA --Stanley Ora", 300, Sr. obinson and "'Beacom. Little Miss
.-. a sw- a c K ;316• Ar-
ty Lea ue, thele is need for solia sur Brown, 298; r f 1 .► Hazel, Belcher San and Miss McCltn-
t
In VIM of the activities of the Liber L H lrtor N n left ., sero Pellow opened the door: 1Vlis.s
. thur
w 08• LT barn .Curtin 276
convaynt an must --Everett Err#ngton 28 below ton accompanied els ole the piario
Legislature tinct on pass--^Ben`son Caldwell,' 171. at. I• while, the hostess, Mrs',, Robertson'
The OntarioK --Arlan Reid; Carl Walden Arthur
the 14th jests The formats and UV _ , axplaured .the variausi, articles on
Duif Virden Mowbxa�' Eldest= Cul- hib#t the br~a of 1 fancy work
bor are close friends seemingly Be. , , u u
berti Pac#mstrt +;lais�•«Izttlx Erring'
china painting,hand carving,hand
ter will come on the scene to dimouss .ton,. Grace Youn , . Ro h
pa Y ' rrinprton, ornanientexi , writing; laalperR'shoes,
pence, and it•_.is expeeted,.thalt there R. nneth: Mowbray. A. Ciasar�««Wil
eta bean olectrie storm or two. Of.: e y artery b e• nt fu pee housing etc. ting
Y ti .fired I'entiand, Harvey* Mole'', $enson very' boalutif'ul piece of china painting
coarse it #s"poli cs. Parks. Missed several.exam��netions, is sal - °to have eve f ower .that:
uantitles of wood have 11ia NA*, a .her `j '
I.aittas Q 34lsar#csY iiya►nf ry' � cit grates in Jspan painted. aspen it.. ' The
been drawn out from the bush this 'on, roll, 88.' Average attendance, 34, house was decorraated, with blossom,
winter. Man }, Tees and men are 0. M. •TICIIBORNE, Teacher. and the whole e t wasdropping
engaged at;.• the .. ob We :haave,.:read °.j • in to J are itself for a :fess n►in .test..:
of a retorestration lase, Ho* and „ M, ,mine
tee.
does it u 1., 7 The hydra sys-
tem
Aupsun s 'phis was the first point, of call, after
prhes tourists left Canada .:(North St,
tem of light and heat- may tees dies 7.'ho latter part of hist week Mr.
ss. et. Why nett Jeno* 1110(1 shipped a ear of hogs to Sel"ram -t here hi is
wee. T yoronto. � . Tram � there the transportation..
'fire hear that chicken Pox' has • eo ve the sight seora to
Po f s r
mpai colas. Yed g
s,
Mr s Ali I'r b t i n
tare CO near u
a n of Mrs. an Miss
ode its India. d e e d
nt p rest e;
The s. .. s, o e e e e
t this we Ic
-N e
fn the 1 n
-ns. yip a
Premier of �uebee in relation to the rrna e* � � Mooney, East street. Bevil a 'really'
wisitin :friends in '�oronta y
brohibition gaestian is reported to . ° , 8' ,-. , wonderful collection of :trophies and
are said `Hands off Qxebec •" We The ladies of the various churches . curios . f India` wa athered. to.
t h atMehie a -, ax 'will keep Away erre. rating forth :a special. effort to ethefrom ll' h e Mrs: am-
Ropey that, kat .. _ p gather ,.Mrs, Kelleher � andt sante
from stile. Every ahoutd be on ,r;aiee money for the missionaries. Ilton find others l.onribn is>g to he
'4'
guard for such mala ies as develop Mr. 0.. E. Erratt-bas bold hieUrfa ecolteetion.- Mrs. • Kelleher'a:: husband
with, the clanging season.. to Mr. john J. Raithby, who gets :Vita for years ,a judge in India and
The sacrament of baptism was ad -possession about the, drat of -Aftil. the greater gart of : the_: curios were
ministered at the beans of Mr. an r. . •E. Erratt was in the town from- her emotion. Miss Mooney
.h 11i G
Moe Henny� Kerr, .Kenneth Keith ;'hip: of Stanley last week attending gave a splendid, talk explaining. the
o+
.. ..xo- . ... ... ean u os rid telling sem
)!fess nnd--P Grease 1(crar brtth the -funeral of hib. sun .la�rs::,Frxanl<t rra y c r# as also
s birthday; celebration. J'no. Doerr was augumented by the
tuiidtan err received notice on at- :. l :: and ;certainly most yint e,estinA. An
is i 'th birthday. It WAS addition of another to the - family ami y ctr 1'ndian teacher and his class of three
'it Jollygathering, seasoned with a de- students 'tvexe aseaa;ed on the stores re=
retie nSpirit* • r lits« r. E. rtsars was p Toronto, pea#ting their eersons. Mr. 'Ward, of
very interesti Session of the the forinhr gears , of th s ,w tale. He the Stor1 Battik "was the teacher
A trp . e was. in rumen,. of a card of cattle far and the 'scholars ive Westbrook,
Athletic end Literary Club" took ;tbcr rumen,. c lub. b slow a \Menloohn-
xxcd..iti the tlrengo hall pn Wcddnhm-; Tiidred Bu iid en e .
John -
Ph" Mr. ill, Alibi bed quite stn expel.- sten. • Miss Dorothy Westbrook was
day, the gth hist, both •ladies ant acne int Wash.:. IIs. Vas. out with dressed to represent an Indian coolie,
gentlemen hiring present. a At .fire leis car, aaaid when posing through a . lease Marion Ryan was partaking of
table ##amen were indulged in. to& snow drift broke one of the axiea. an Indian• dish, rice and curry powd-
a t elfin . rxesthi wh#ch prows tee be
t'twas
Miss Margaret 'Pa tea
Nex
err sato 1 0
f• 1t r andelk
J'o J cit b o het ,D hg
ba�tb . lnterestlntt and. aurprlainar: fir,.. Zan J. it h 3� t y ►
- abort diseussion. about. Nile ravel road, hes gold is farm to Mr. making Chu attic, an' Indian dour
base a h rt Jos h Miller, of Toronto., Mr Mil-. cake.. Miss Mooney was also assist -
baseball 'rearm. Messrs. )floss Taylor, ler ep
Lorne Pentland and David 111eDiiim- pent lei a youth in this neighbor. 1 edsby 'l Humber
po d din , Mrs.
alk sl, de,
de -
aid were aannointeal u committee, to hood•
tented. the mite. The event was also t e h me of-.14ir. th#ang" of 'thio `eustoms..of •.the. -.people.-
Last Saturday h a
L
Ye
tex ryas neat 1 . jeer a ucativ
who MASter t 1 d
When
e k
:find out place .and eotiditiona of a
field, Mr. Rorie was elected mana-
ger of the team. It was elecided to
take a eolleetion from the spectators
whenever a match was Saved. As
soon as possible the boys will get on
he :field for practice. During prep.
tied the team will bo selected. The
concluding., portion of the evening
was taken up in .friendly exhibition
of theilistic fart, by some of the
boys. Tie club meetsagain orr Wed-
nesday next On the 22nd bet, a
night will he devoted to a competitive
program, when two teams will be ri
vats forthe best concert of forts-
five •,rrtinutes'duration. Every b
is invited tothese meetings.
y
Nature's
Own hulitit0
Next to ' r.wiag the'.ltt'0i111, lour tatttillititiK .
is.► this most !tot ltrml of all Canadian la.
du istriseit. Yet
lo+st strong*
�.hac� �
ieettuwtry facet
Casa& that lite twit* deserve, that'
ill it sbouli burro
the s Hamel'
stimulated.
Ir- you will writ. to tie wo wilt aimed
you Ai
of the five► leitdiFlout Kill.
ionic Caellpal►niwi forfour years.
.
Thio record atth*ulaliteeas Ior ft hiteroot In
the prospectus sit g Pour lilting Corn.
1 wheat shores we are now «eriny
orpublic sahactlptien, 'Witte how
diately *ad set *copy,
or fuller information will be supplied by
L. H. HILL & CO,t
iarweweaaaisi ` Stokers
Gatti* Ont.
�'wMMlic 1114.
Mr, Spndford Law:
experience last S
his partner-in.life
With an additionto
cit. She was a wee is
cit had quito • art vils' horns, brass ` trays, water con-
do, evening, tainers, models. of the chairs In whish
andthe h -
t e are carried,. o tin
r veil s
n ..hint
travellers
,e tubae: own, Cir .. dred and one interesting objects on
lasexhibition were much admired..
se.
esb teriFrom India the tourists were tak-
TheW.111, S. of the" Pr yane
church, mot kat;the home of Mrs. Jas. n' to' China, 'the homer of Mr. !gni::
church, ; en ' the gravel toad -last. Bailie, where Mise Bailie gave ti eery
Thursday. nAfter, the meeting Mrs,asst ofe people find miirnunt n r of life Vin'
lloiwatt was presented with It life China. The vasaftars were int p,fetg-
inembe7rehip certificate in the Society. ed to Mr. and Mira. Le Lao Lyn, (Mr.
Mr. William", Medd had rattier a Percy proctor and Miss Helen. Mo -
serious experience crust week. He er,• a Chinese mandarin and wife; Mr.
was starting the :gasoline engine, Lo, the Schoolmaster (Robt. Hcth-
vhen . two of his lingers Rot ought orington) and his ' sons, Lah Lung
in the machinery:•. One of them. was (Will Anderson) a and Lah Yu (Jack
taken off at thee., first Mutt the other 'I'urvie),-•the opium devotee; nYindce
was badly. torn. its is expected to (Miss Amelia Hetherington). The
heal tap.; ' decorations here as well as in the
Last Thursday evening the annual homes representing the other coun-
mcetinp of the 'fibrery was held ihtries were appropriate.
the librer room. The attendance , Great Britain (the home of "Mr.
.was Trot large.The annual report and Mrs. M. W. Howell) Was next
i
showed that. it s highly appreciated: visited On entering, the butler was
by theublie. The Old directors ter first character 'encountered. One
were re`elNited, and at ' a subsequent would imagine that Mr. Howard:
meeting of the board the old of vers Robertson had nevt Metsoul of all
were elected. 1 then tourists before fudging by the
her of :young people itetetaibled eat �r
' •' + .t. .r i4tdr ;fY•.trt
COLBORNE'S
Yr e • - k 4 i' •f•
`THE JJOLFSE OF REL.riunUT y' Staislasl P etteres
We am doing bueinee3a ori a strictly.
cowl► basis stetting February 1st, ,1922.
Our oats system of doing 'menial* has
been approved by many of our ouctowers.
Ladies' Winter nter Coa .
All Ladies' and Children's 'Winter Coats realueed to orae half juice. Wo'a re moving the
readyto-wear down stairs and to make room we are offering all Tidies' and Cleildroix'a Coats at
one.laaif prion as they rant be cleared,
Regular' 00.00 co* in Plush and CIoth,• $9.04.
Regular $21i.00 Coats in Velour at $12.50. .
children's Cloth Coats, regular 110.00' for $4$,00.e' sure and see these s clues.
° Drees
A big tedaotion'in Indio' and Missesi,Dreesses.
An opportunity to buy real up.to-tbe•minuteo Dreaseos at ,a big saving.
Lad es' Silk Dresses up to $40.00 all reduced to $19.95. These preterite oro made front
also: finest materials and the styles are comeos, Bo auxe-unel-see'them at $19.95.
'Ladieaa' Silk Duchess and Crape at $9.9.6.-
A renal bargain but they Must be cleared to make room for the new inereltand#so. tin
sale fat 9.95.
Ladies' Cashmere How
A eleaariaig lino of :Ladies' Cashmere Tose in the finest qualities ranging. in ,pricer; tip: to
x+1.74 for $1.19 a pair.,
A clearing line of pure Wool Oatbmore. ribbed Stor'kiugs ne all sizes frons 7 to 61 ream r
,$1.00 for 79o,
.d
Dress Goods . .
¶Ivo only : pieties ` of Navy Blue pure aattany. Serge, i0 and 53 inches wide art $3,25. Are
•
opportunity to buy_ a $6.00 Serge at $3.70.
.i¢nes.
Store 66. -
,Resldratce 230
CO1brne;
,, rHE: MOUSE OF eyeaaY"'
V.$, C 4 o`"
rV
apanallseactunlIZICIESXMIEICICIMMOMMEHO Hoa
in large sleighs, some of the loade.
carrying over 25 passengers. Meer.
ars.. Robt. Andrews, H. L. Salkeld
and Randall Marriott looked after,
the transportation.
Tho event meant .a large amount
of work in preparation and all con
corned _ are to be congratulated on
the ;success.
Lett Friday erening:,u`largo tura- nl,solutele innmobi1e feat es_ and
statesalue pose of the butler. • This
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
• At Victoria street Methodist
church next Sunday the pastors sub -
Jetts, will ,be: 11 a. m., "Big 'An -
Ewers to Big questions;" . 7 p. in., the
fifth in the aeries on Ten Com-
mandments,
o- the
ria
mnandments,"Honor thy. father and
thy mother.,Sunday school at 3
o'clock.
Se °. es in- Knox church next Sun-.
rvtc.
day as usual. 11 a. in., first in series
on "Paul, the Man and His Work,"
"Paul'' the Man." In the evening
Rev. W. . J. Scott, M. A.., S. T. M.
now under , call to Wiarton, win 0
reach. Sabbath School and , Bible f
classes at 3 o'clock. ' o
the home of Mr. Ernest Paternei'n, tot' butler certainly knew his. place.'
the 13th concession of Mullett. hist. Within, England, .;44ales, Scotland.
William ntePhee furnished the mole and Ireland were all represented in
for the dancers, which with genies ;costo , Mise. Aggio Sheppard and
and other amusements occupied this Miss Rita Graham repreatenting Bng*
time till neer the approach of *noth. ,land; b'Iisa Rita iiantilton,. Wales;
er days, when they repeiredto their .Misses Maud Howell and Dorothy
respective homes, welt plemed with Henderson - Ireland; and Misses f -
the night's entertainment. fereon aria' Alma Morrell and Am -
The. amid d meeting of the Prtwhyf» i broae grid Keith Colborne, Scotland.
tenon congregation was held in the Ernest Pritchard represented the
ehureh Diet Monday evening. The. naas y. Airs of the various countries
attentn sauce was not log& The re.- making up the United Kingdom were
played by Mr. Weston, the organist
'torts imine the mime dapaartnients
showed that the eltirrrh hind ar pares« ' of North street church.
roles year. a retiring r r C. taatnade and. arriving ate North St.
la[ andJ. C°
Methodist church, the tourists were
Stopes. were 're.elected. Mrs: X,aw tweeted to aandw�?dies. en (eakee end
eche was elected auditor. The Rev. ntaa le t
Mr. Randa. *be had acted as e'hair Yip• delighting and toffee,
retired from the meeting. A an the) d• pprr�ive through the frosty air
munieration from riser Presbytery faretah eritaGwrerB ninth rxi d eel Midi
'alt set di rete g i The trip from here ova* back to
esers. W. T. Riddell
►rdiotr thea toiolaraer at s gala Was. 'm �y
cert into a naidwstiort. Ater a Oral Flatfoot n eau attired in flowing
rtfsl anowersiiola the eb:airmort,' white hers, tae Isnot enieda. Mian
aaalat of oil +arc the direct= Leola litre earn as Ruthenien' George
tko fee clot of tlita meeting Itorsley? as I Treppes. and 1 its Oral
ins eras tooted rao to se tarns atmey. Some rt Hetherington
, at Wit'
specimensC000f +Ciastathan Winter anunats i ;, Bait*.
conduct the meeting.seems
maple emir mak *gene, a asset-
ifi.craniida booths, and decorations of
Canadian sport* were to be tern lucre;
After alt had had refreshattetita
iter. Mr. Moyer spoke brief1 . Mist
Mabel Gsil e, tlta president of the
League, and blab. Rowaid Robertson,
convener of the missions.ry remelt.:
tees in idiom the credit of origient•
nment
was &iv'ent al spokee very delightful�brietefh. The
interest that was aretee ed in the var.
ions foreign centurion in width leis.
.kw sry activity to rarrjad on wails is
eiauM atimelate the missionary aprlrit,
Ilse evening weld not have hale
mere ideal for sorb art event. king
clear and tine There were *erne
leads of teeeriete. *Ito were conveyed
WE$TFIELD'
(Later re --ort on page 6)' '
e rt of Westfield public school
,
endipng January. 31;
V.. to a ' 400 --Edward `,
.Sr, f , ta}l. B
345; Elwood Stackhouse, 326;;'' Leila
Stackhouse,321` Dangles Camppbell,
90; Norman McDowell 27 8 Grace
125 2 m. nd absent for two papers)
Jr.'V.. 'total 350 -Grace Mason,.
190; May Dell; ,178;. George Howatt, :r
absent. ' Sr. Nye total 450 -Warren
Bamford, 348; Norman Keating, 339;
Mabel Walden, :809; Sarah .Howatt,
'
• El a Walden (absent ent for four
yook "
pants? 108; Eva C . (absent for
three papers) 105. Sr. III., total 450
-Joseph Bell, 346; Melbourne Keat-
ing, 290; Lenore Milken", 161. sr.
IL, total 450 -Elaine Bamford, - 334;
Harold Carter, 320;, Edgar Howatt,
312; 'Edna. Welsh, 298; Eva Stack-
house, 292; Many. Rodger, 251; Irene
Carter, 237; Madeline .• Walden, 222,
R. R. REDMIND„teacher.
Oi. 0110 01
-Mitten" . erd'."..•has -been.--ohosen..._.as,I,.
'Noinen b, Da'r� or 'Prayer for Missions
throughout thea United ' States and
Canada. fa accordance with this a
Your'_
L RS
Dei, ,�
have more
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FURNITURE EXCHANGE WEST ST.
on the Broaa�clway of t�odecicia
prayer meeting will be
held In h she
ohuroh. Sunday school teem on0 Hockey Boots and Skates, O
afternoon of that day, to -which ail the
82+60 to:13.00" f1:
women of the town .arid surrounding qs.1.
copatryi are invited. As this .is inter; p 1 only Quebec Stove with Oven p
denoaninational 'au offering for the 62� 00 .:
n 1 Bedroom Suit al2G.ew
aby Sleighs, your choice. ' 64.00
WARTED
1 1'
kind,a e Hal
of a. couple
Chairs H up
i
Leper Mission will be taken.
The regular Meeting of the. Ladies'
Aid
held
St. ehurch wash d
A of Victoria S .our
sd
in the school room on` Thursday af- i1: Backs, also Pisano. Case organ, s
ternoon, the president in the chair. ,;11 a
Mrs. Moore took the Bible reading. �Qt octave*
tf
s the pro. • s.1 Drop in, this is 7(our Store E '
After. the. regular business, p o- �.
gram "committee provided a couple of 1�J. 0 6 , • 0 g1
readings and a recitation, which
were much enioyed..A long absent'
member was °warmly weleome'd back.,
Next meeting is: to be held at the
parsonage. . 0
The regular 'meeting of the W. M.
S. of Victoria St, church was held on
Monday at the homey of Mrs. Chris;.
Sanderson, with a large attendance
of sneinbers. The heralds all had
good reports' from the different mis.
sion fields, and the business half-
hour was taken up with arranging
for a public meeting in. the near fut-
ure. Afterwards tea was. served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Bates
and Mrs. Warrener.
A very :one time was spent at Knot'
church on Friday. evening last when a
banquet for the choir members, past
and present, and other members of
their families, was held. Over fifty
eat down to the well laden and • tastily
gotten ,sin tables end alright good soolal
time was enjoyed. Atter the tables
were cleared games and contests of
various sorts were mitticipaated in and
one or twat ntusleal numbers were given.
P. Weir and J. Tboursou as Jamie and
Jeianl5 in the Old Scoeeli song',were ea
sermon especially the costume neanie
wore. A hearty vote of thanks •to the
social. *committee of the choir was
passed.
Sunday services in North St.
Methodist church, Rev. Ii. D. Moyer,
pastor; 11 a. m. and 7 p. m., public
worship. Rev.. J. We -Scott, M. TA..,
will preach in the morning.
pastor's evening theme will bo the
sec in the: series on the Lord's
prays ""Heaven." Mr. Scott will
take' u his new•pastorate *with the'
Presbyterian church at Wiarton a
week from Suhdaay+. His many
friends in North St will be plowed
to hear him before he leaves. Cies.
ses. Men's Club and Mission Band
neill meet at 14) a. m, The Club to.
pie, "What lesaona eat we learn teem
ttrrodneeed tious by iMr, A. y M. ,will
obeerrteon,
The Epworth League meeting on
Tonday' night will be specially .in-
tereating And profitable. The topie
for study will be ""Gtadatone'as Great-
nese " end will be taken by Mr-. Wm.
Ladies', n
l;
eConibs
reach
Best Assortment Ever
Shown in Goderick
Large: Top, Fun ,and TiutterflY
Shapes bods plain'ana .set,
i s Yle to ba
elect I.'atres ase ty �.._..._.• __._..._._
worn at"the. side, set with.
BraIlmnnts; Amethyst, Sapphic: ee,'
Etc:
Come in and see these. wonder-
' fnl -combs
Smiih'$rt$1ure
* t *t. Phones: 1 �arlt
cmumetir bin maze
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GOVERNMENT, PROVINCIAL AND SUNIGIP
C,
The prolonged period of graduallyrising and
high rates far borrowed money for Government, Muni-
cipal,'Co1lmereial
and indnstr;alpurposes reached its
climax in 192o. 1roittl then on there has been a big
decrease in interest yields. We advised our clients to.
take advantage of the November, December and Jan-
uary markets, which a lot of them did at a profit. We
now advise you* to take , advantage of this .present
market, as the yields are today still frbin o to 35%
higher than the yield of I9lr3. • . .
Bank of Coammerca5 Bldg.
Phone 230
1
"These eight letters,.' as they appear, will . prob-
ablY mean very little to you, but, properly
arranged,they spell
SHARMAN'S
*deli means the veiny best a slue store can
+Mics in yup to-the"minute goods, lowest prices,
courteous tis and efficient service.
REPAIRING
NG
its all its branches, undertaken by a apablc
and efficient workman.
Leading Shoe Store
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