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THURSDAY, ineencieletb.
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A SEVERE COLO Neighborhood News N 1 ii gets
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TME LIU SHE , treenerero setaseers. 1 . Picked From Our Etchanges
NEVER IRS , ....,.....
..,,,,.. store Fir% litinse)
, sv. 1 nortilern, ii Zi. 1
1,, Idatattelon Oat" *Iv store fit. 11,11119nol, will kale Netticiatei for A eariegie Lam _,
ry sainten Boy SCIOlt$ LI'
I No2 ew ester
Wt at 4:5t aepeere to be bet '''kc. Organize —Blytles Grand ma mut Celebrates 90tk Birthday An.
Our edgiee te eau ie, :neer 'weave ./ Lelia keel es-, ie. 4q -
told. ,.' Ilinnftelre. Rocky Ono Mere 471. WIIHromt) niversary—New Maaicipal Clerk at Brussels Wilder Fair Prop.
You think you ere mope etiougli tO I )insertents Corp etracI6 ureventes e it011illiak owl for Walkerton -Blyth Memorial Hall Anniversary Will Be
M,
Observed..
Alike it a. but 0544o ere not so e4$11Y* Pro** SIrtsnaratu)
No. yellow. i7634c.
fought eie M thio uteetbern diteate, and
if they are oot ateretlea V ilt once theY
'1‘144 wetter er later; develoe. iate some
more setioue lune, trouble.
IMrs. Edward leineede, 6e. Dryden Ste:
St. joie% 11.13., writeseeeee wish to ex -
mese my hearty thaulre to youte valuable
maelly, Dr. Wood's Norway Pine yup,
sod Witxt good it didroe.
Lest fall 1 contracted a serious told.
Om like I never had. My bead and nose
Oita were so clogged' up / could get no
vent. and could starrier get nay breath.
1 trietrretnedy after remedy until et
last I thought 1 would try "Dr. Vinocra."
After tile first dose 1 felt rellea and br
the tme tee bottle was fiuisited 1 Woe
better. I wish, to extend tuy thanks to
4 'your, vm
aluable reedy. Aftero WS X
will always keep a bottle la the house'
WOOrS
NORWAY PINE
STRIP
P• rice, Mc. and 60c. at en dealemeput
op only by The T. Milburn
/ Toronto, Ont. •
OSTEOPATH
tr. A. M. HEIST, Osteopathic PhY01,-
- elan. Graduate, Des Moines -Still
College of Osteopatbee Licentiate Iowa
and Michigan State Boards. Special ate
elution to elleettees ot women and
•• children.Consultation, free.. Mee
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corner Nelson and St, Andrew Sts.
Soeeetifior to, Dr. Heinemann. In Sea -
forth Tuesdays and Fridays.
mVSICAL
Weasel G. CAMERON
'leacher Piano: Theory. Pupils prepar,
ed for exanenations. For terms, apply res.
teem omens st.. °AMU° victoria pub-
salece or 'phone ?31J.
MEO.
IENYON.
"1,,, Mus. McGill Oblversite
legatees Diplom" Plano and -Theory
Teacher's Diploma Sirloins
Pupils prepared for eXaminationS. FOT
WATS apply Studio, Montreal St., opposite
Public. ea:eery
MUSIC STUDIO.
HOderIch SOciety orchestra mesa Stnille,
entrance between 5'. H. 1,VoOd's and J. H.
Lauder's stores. • - •
MO. C. V. HENRY (trIolinist)„ tuition given
on violin for begintiers oral those mean-
ced. - • ,
Yor information apply at stildlo,
Violins repaired., bridea trued, sound -
Pasts set and violin bows reboired, etc,
Goderich Society OrcheStra, 5 PI4440
yellow. lC. !Cow' }louses .to Ila fluiftWinger:are turn. The ezeteiene. win tate tiliace
W. 4 yellow. ,72!tac.
Thoth in the rear future.
• - . Ontario Oats. Several new TeSidellet3 will ha
Ito, 2 white, nouttnaL
Ontartn Wilmott Poilltso
Asteordiegta Feetiattene
Nominal -
*arke (*mor*et tow:mote Clittidde4
No. 3 extra. BT0 to 60e. er, Mr. Thee. WhttZh of Haraston.
Ilinekwhent (According to Frelglif
Ontelde.) lloWiek Young Man Marries
No. e. 'NM to 90c. A ver e pretty wedding took place
on Wednesday, blanch 1st, at the
Wit in Winge em the centime, seaeon. Meth Memorial Hall •Annivereary
Vinghant Ludy lases loather *ill Be Obeereetl
M. Bert Wetitteto oe Wingham, The aenieeneorY (if 0,l be held on
20 eliciting Of
rDarth Immortal hall 'dl the Suit news on Wednesdey Sunday awl Monday, !lune .4tle and
of laet ogee, of the death of be r filth-
• eth, vont a union service on Sunday
and a play on Monday eveniug.
Ilreeetels Not Enthused Over Iledeo
No. 2, life to
Ificattelts flour,
First patents, nominal. ,
OfoltrofiS itlevg, Orawrioist fkillraserrta.),
20 per cent. patent, nominal.
Ilifillfeed (Oar Loin Instiverred.)
)lrnn, per ton, in to0,230.
Shorts. $110 to in.
reed floor. 21,74) to
IitaIo • • .40,4
Extra:No. 222 to 222.
MU& 218. .•1•1 '.st
214 to 218.
Strew.
Car lots, per ton. 212.60 to 413. .
-"Unofficial quotations-.Ontarlo No« I
comraerciat wheat. vale to eiese, out -
•side.
, Ontario No, 4 Oats. 404 tO 45e. outside.
Ontario corn 630 to 000„ outaide.
Manitoba. Flour-dst patents -in cot-
ton seekts, 28.70 Per barrel; 2nd oatente,
211.20.
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onix mitumrs
home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Double -
dee Bellmore, when their eldest
dee:getter, Janet Myretta, was mare
rigid to Mr. Norman D. Herding, son
of Mr. and Mrs. 4. Harding, of Howe
iek.
Winghaut Welds Carnegie Library
The clerk of the town of Wingham
ia writing to the administrators of
theestateof the late Andrew Carrie-
gie to see if there is any possibility
of receiving a grant for a Carnegie
library- in leinghate.
Will Return to Winglutm •
Mr. and Mrs.: Geo. R. Walton, of
Wingham, who left' early lest spring
for Old England, where they decided
to spend the evening of their lives,
have now decided to. return to Cane
ada and will make Wingbarn their
home again.
Was Motive of Scotland
Mary Grierson, widow of the late
gonerego WE. STOOK" * Win S. Anderson. passed away at
TOnion SRONTOat , March 13. -tock IteeelPYats the family home of• In Win. •
live stocit the Urdoghant on
ltoit, night for to -day's market were March 3rd, iii her $5th year. She
134 cars.-eattle. 2.443; ,cafe. 262; Was born in Scotland, coming to Can-
h,oge. Vela: sheep, 150: ada in 1855 and settling in Scarboro.
nentegeeto own STOCK., On lime 8th, 1855, she was married,
ROFIPALO, N.Y.. March es-epatere The young, couple remained in Sear -
22 to 14.60.
eeeeipte, 10(); steady bore till 1858, when they came to
Colvers 100: 50e lower; #
Hoge Moo; eiovr: 10e to 25c lower; Huron eguntY.
heavy,
Bugs, to $11.26; mixed, 211.00 to
411.76; Yorkers,' 211.15; light do., $11
to $11.60-; pigs, 211; roughs, $0.26 to
22,60i otags, 94 to SO.
Sheep and lambs, 2,500; steady, un-
changed. • '
• IiriNNIPEO. LIVE STOCK.
WINNIPEG, March 13. - Receipt'
light; 20 enttle and '95 hogs. There
were no aufficient, offerings ozi. the cat-
tle market to establish *. price range.
The hog market maintained a steady
tone at $11 for selents.
There was no trading on the sheep
and lamb market due to lank of re-
celpts.
0100A,00 LIVE ((TOOK.
meetly 50c off; stockcri and feeder*.
600; compared with a week ago, beet
eters, steady to 154 higher; strictly
good and choice grades showing the
advance: extreme top for Week. 29.40;
she stock, 26e to 400 nigher, with fat
cows and heifers up Moot; bulls,
steady; light vealers, unevenly lower;
CHICAGO, March IL -Cattle receipts,
Vic to 16e higher;.coinnutir and medtum
grades, slow. , , . •
-(Professional) liags, 7,000; g)!, 1a 0 to 16
c Oc lower Thalt ower;
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Others, steady to Fri -
10. 11. WESTON, L. ite C.ell.
Licentiate London college of tiltrsic. Eng -
lead. Organist arid caoir Director t?f
Nortti St, Methodist thurcb.
• . TEACHER or MIJSIC
tapas preparedfor examinations in eon
TIOCUOTA with Toronto University, Toronto
ConitervatOry, etc. Every PePil, entered,
for musical externs has pesSed, meaty with
bettors, ror terms apply at residence,
West St. (Ant door tvest Of skating rink),
00derien.
LEGAL 'CARDS
• filIARLES GARROW, serrister•e Solicitor,
Etc. corner ,Norte :Meet and Square,
GOdericia. Ont. •, •
^HAS. SEAGER ' • .
Varrigter, Solicitor, Notary Public,
and Lonveyancer
. Hines : Court IlOuse, Goderich.
R.C. HOS • •?Phone $8.-
inwrister, Sidfctior. Nettarz- Ete.
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Oface Hamilton St., Sterling, Bonk Bloat
- Goderich
Real EState. Leansinsurance
• coriVeYAllienice MW wooer
On_Oliefee•vtierrvatog3ira,rletevileld, Con*
Ft101 4
DROI.:111,00T, ICILLOTIAN 1101.6188.
A Canisters. SOlicnorS, Notaries
• be. Etc.•
• ofnce-on one Square, Ind door trom;
gainnton street, 'Whalen. •
Private funds to loon ar "lowest rotes.
W.•geoureeme, if. ce
• 1. L. KILLORAN, DUDLEY moles,
I 1
• ADCTIONEERING
pones ourmoy.
Live Stock and General AiletiOneer,
. • Ihunilion street,"*(Goderich.
• 'Sales made everywhere and an •efforts
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made to give you_satistaiction.
•• Farmers, sale notes -discounted.
LICEM...:E1) AUCTIONEER., .1/4.
Live Stock and Cieneral Am:Comer, Pure-
bred Ltve Stoet a specialty. ,Satisfaction
anaranterd. Terms lowest. Live stock
bought nil sold' on conunission. •
" T. A. TRICE,
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Ooderich, Ont.
' INSCOANCE -
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=111••• FIRE IN s &Net
nays Er Wrtt:tmon 'T0 TiV TOO
WirrilAWANOSH MUTUAL DAV INSURANCE Co;
EST 10.000,1) 1876
TWENTY CItirs PEN Mitionti DOLLARS
Hawn L. nabstin, Agora rod adjustor •
VrcKILLOP MUTUAL flitE INSURANCE
illy CO. --.-
gam ond Isolated Toon Properly manna,
value of property insured Nil to Jannarg,
MO. 21049405.00.
OPFIEERS--Jarnes .Conollys. President(
Underfelt ; Jos. Evans, 'vice -President,
denchwood T. E. nays, Seceerrease see-
4Orth. •
OIREETORS-D. P. McGregor, Seaforth
O. Oriove, WinthrOp 'Wm. 'kWh:, Con,
atinee Ceorgt McCartney, .Tuckersailtt: ;
Inn rerris Ifatiock John Bertnowlse;
&nonagon; Malcolm McEWan. Brucefield.
AHENTS-4. Teo, Hoderfell .4 Sandy
PAitch, Clinton : WM. cnesney, seatortot
Hinchley, Seaforth.
Polley Holders can Peet meg essetsments
It It. 11, Critt's Store. licoderirb, A. J. Mr -
:4310B Clotting store, moon, or I.
Ilaylleld.
NOTARY PUBLIC.. ETC.
Wet. Belles.
liotrAAV nettle
Geheral, COMOSMatiag elshie
Good CoMpanie4 11Cpre5cnted
Phoie NO. MI, trit):1Q1f•i:
leCNEItel. OIRE(eitilte
ao•
'day average; better grades, fairly op -
tire; heavy ,,mixed, to thippers
holfgeht about 1.000; holdover moderate -
17' light: 'bulk, 210.50 to 24; pigs about
steady; bulk desirable, 100 to 125 lbs.,
0;25 to 22.50, with stronger weights up
to 310 and $10,26. •
"-Sheep, 0,0110; to -day's receipts prac-
tipally all Docket% direct. compared
with a week ago, best handyweights,
fat iambsand shearing lambs about
steady; yearlings and weighty Iambs,
steady to 22c nigher; matured sheep
moritly Bee, up. • •
Old Hernestead Bonier,.
OTTAWA, March „ 13. — The old
homestead of the. Skeet• family, for allillailleSellall.11000.11111111111111.
many years a beauty spot on the AYI-
neer road, was inmost totally destroy-
Brutseta Poet: According tothe
report brought home last week from
Toronto, Councillor Walter Rose is
not much enthused about what was
expected to be a neineby inetallateon
of hydro to Brussels. Ile thinks the
figuree of the emenaisalon are oracti-
eally prohibitive for our town. If - a —
they keep boosting theme a telescope leeve for their
new home at Menem
OT aeroplane will be requieeel to even two, _
ILES
Mr. 41,
vi/a crtice rt ze t'•.4
V 4 itentraaektraitafbreggit
r4 -4 -prow gronmi,
T,-estneza I to M
and N4ViZ,113"r.te rcree
nice"' retied peeved cm:env hemhesi.
Ice). eiieetty after my ieschaege
teem the .scfv.te a fame sunny
mitesed rue le eat Zauelea. .0re'
bon of the balas btOught wadi
boolit that I determieee V two
Voile 'the treatment, In a few.
ZLIm-10k caueed the raki,
to completely dieeppeer. • An
other sue -elite sbuuld Imow of •
lila ond
Wered lierballiceler."
000411e90.0. ell. see sop troteloo.
'meow' a view of this utility. Some. week:
body blundered.
Brunelle Man Burt Farm
Moody Rolland, of Brussels, lies
bought the 100 -acre farm of IL R.
Cunnbighlim, IGth concession of -Grey
townehie, aud will get possession
this spring.
New Municipal Clerk at Brussels
At the last meeting of the Brussels
menicipal council,- the application of
A. He Macdonald, Ethel, was :wept.
ed municipal clerk of Brussels at
a salary of $150 per 4111111M. Mr,
Macdonald has been tovmship clerk
end. treasurer of Grey township for
years, and is consequently well ac-
quainted with the duties thetwill de -
Velvet on him. Since the death of
Mr. F. S. Scott, Mr. W. H. Kerr, „of
after the work*
the Brussels Post,
had been loeflookingelle'. and hire, Welsh Made their homeBrussels Man Geta Government Pool -
in Owen Sound, but they alive been
• years.
residents of Seaforth for nearly 40
tion
Seaforth G. W. Y. A. Will Celebrate
'•• Mora 17th -
The annual meeting of tho' Sege
forth. G. W. V. A. was held at the
club rooms on the evening of parch
2nd, when officers forthe e Mame
year were elected, with R. S, Hays
Hays
*8 president. The anniversary of .the
opening of the club, March 17th, will
be fittingly observed. The Cortese
Orchestra has been engaged for the
occasion. •
Clinton Hospital Annual Meeting
The enemal meeting of the Clinten
Community Hoe ital Association
Practical Work of Seaforth Horticult
tura Sudety
To help replace some of the dame
age to orcharde caused by the tiled
storm, the Seaforth Horticultural So.
eieter has purehtteedea block of fruit.
trees to sell to members at cost. The
block• consists of apple. peare plum
and eherry trees. • ,
Resideete of SeefOrth for Half Cen-
tury
Many friends will elttend tongue
tulatione to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Welsh,
who celebrated their 66th wedding
anniversary on Feb. 28th. They
were married in Walton on Feb.
28th, 1866, the bride being a daught-
er of the late Jas. Sperling, of Magi -
lop. For a tete after their marriage
Wingham Lady, PrOminenti in Manyl Mr. F. S. Browne, who ,Itas been
Activities, Marries, proprietor of the Brussels Picture
eirs. Emma Sperling, WinglianelTheatre for the past year and a half,
was presented with a miscellezeoas has disposed of it to Mr. h. Prem.
shower by her many friends before tiee, who is now in P04110201011. Mr(
her marriage March 1st, to Mr, Ed- Browne lute itettepted a tiosition with
ward Browning, of Kincardine. For the Agricultural Department of the
a number of years she was president Federal Government and will remove
of the W. M. S. in the Winginon in the course of at few weeks to Len -
Methodist church and was also or- emenrille, Quebec, where An experi-
ganist and choir leader for Ave years, mental fami le located. ,
For the past two years she had been . lettered In Exeter
organist and choir leader in the The rentable of tintlete Mrs, B. W.
Presbyterian church...and alleraY4 tee* Grigg wile died in Montteal on the
an active part in the week.. 'Sheeveas -
president of the Red Cross Society
of Whitechiftelfe- a`e
Interred in East Wawanosh
The remains of the late Margaret
E. Harrison, who died in Toronto on
Thursday, Mareli ^2nd ; were brought
to the hpme of Mrs. R. G. McGowan,
lot 40, on: 21 East Woman:Mho on
Friday, March 3rd, and. on Saturday
1nterroent. took Place in the Union! in Exeter and vicinitY, died at the
cemetery, the service being conduct- honie of her daughter, Mrs. George
ed at the .house and grave by Rev. Anderson, on Wednesday morning,
Mr. ,Jones,. of Delgreve. May, 8th, aged 06 years, three months
Death of Hey Township Pioneer-. and fifteen days. She had been con- the home of her daughtero Nirs.
Jas. Smart n Ree. fined to her lee& toe abdut three Feat* Hovey, Clinton on Fridllee
bl ildi
und of March were brietiE ate -
ter on Satteratat, 4th, and the Wars held on Ftidase. March ard. lel
funeral the sante- Ana/was-held from patients were admitted .durieg the
the home of Men. Gregg. The de- year, and the collective aye stay of
ceased had been about nine patients was 1831. 65 patients were
months. Her maiden- name was Susie from Clinton, 91 from the county and
McGuire. Mr. and here. Gregg were 25. from outside places. Total re-
former residents of Exeter. • emote were $8,471.21, including pa-
Oldesttients' fees, 95230.52; county grant,
Blotter Resident Passee Ontario Government grant,
Mrs. Ester Corea, the oldest woman $743.20; , town graut, $15; proCeeds
of bazaar $806,06, ete. .
Mrs. Billings, Clinton, Dies
Mrs. George W. Billings, died at
lee a
DOUBLE treat
Pepperritint
Picket tr4r .rep
petraintAltan
t •
4+
IQ for 5c
Candy jacket just "melts
in your mouth" then you
get the delectable gum center.
And with Wrigiey's three old
ataddbyaialao affording friendly
aid to teeth, throat, breath,
appetite and digestion,
Soothing, thirst.
quenching. Making
the next cigar talite
better.
Proposal for • Winter Valtalit---Wilk-
erten • •
Bruce County breeders are consid-
ering the advisability of starting a
winter fair at Walkerton. Over six-
ty men were present at it meeting
calleento go into the project and all
the speakers favored the .formation
of a winter /air, but it was decided
the first thing to do was to and out
the prospects of obtaning' a building
to hold the show in. The breeders
were unanireolis in the opinion that
W
nud dollars -wee orentiotu, as -
figure for skating rink. One
suggestion regarding the stabling of
show Animals was that if the rink be
erected in arena style, stabling might.
be provided ender the side platforms.
This style of rink might however be
beyond the town's Ability to finance.
Mother speaker Suggested that .the •
Winter Fairsociation, build stab-
ling outoi eltonfftbo ewesel. rink.
Wanted --A room for an invalid
with stained glass „panes. -Apply til
Joe Itaybould. •
townshile died March 6th, 1922, while weeks, the breaking of a once robust Marcie 8rd, at the age of eighty to provide a suite e bu eg, They •,
Mrs. , a p o eer ,
living 'with her son, Thos. G. SMart, r Constitution being the. cause of the years. Mrs. Billing13 had been in recognized that this Was 110 small unit, --- .-
Unuctren Ory
• 1 d P 1 Mt 1.1 a d ee : death. About three naonths ago she failing heolth for some time and for dertaking but horethet, as the town
confined to bed. • Mae Billings is the one bundeng wou 4 serve the ewe
Dunnville, and two daughters, Mrs. C A S T 0 R I Aix
survived by one son, Dr. Billings, of inirlioses.e Twelve to fifteen thous- _ _ —
Canway, of Riverside, Cal., and Mrs.
Hovey. Mrs. Billings came to Clin-
ton with her daughter about, two
years ago but she had formerly been
it resident of Clinton for a year, leav-
ing about twenty years eget, and
:inertly after, that her husband aied.
Since she hod speht most of tee time
i wa a M thodi$t
a month before her death had been Is talking of but di a skating rink FOR FLETCHER'S
03. years, one motith and 27 .4ays. , She' came to Exeter from Fingal and, since
was the mother of twelve children, that time had resided with her dau-
ot whom eleven were born at Brtis. ghter. Her husband died about 37
eels. Mrs. Smart MS a resident of years ago.
Brussels for eighteen years, tad Clinton Boy Scouts Reorganize
which the family moved near the
Star mill on the 16th concession of The Eoy Semite have reorganized
M Clinton, with Mr. A. F. Johns,
Grey township, / , principal of the public school, as
Dies as Result of Stroke scoutmaster. Provincial Field -See -
Jane Millar, Wife of Mr. Jas. Dar. rotary Davis, of Termite, was present
bour, passed away at her home on to give Mar:Idiot's, advice fled. as -
High %street, Seafottle on Wednes. sist in the organizetion.
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ea by fire, ettieh brolte but early
Sunday morning and caused a lose
estxmated at between $25,000. and
$30,000. The property had reeently . ••
been purchased. by n: syedicate of Ot- •
Wei reesidents, and had been incor-
Coal rike
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nCalifornia. She s
and since comingao Clinton. had been
connected. evith Wesley church. •
porated into a company known as which she never recovered. eShe wa4
ference Which is to be holdeen Wilk mee Joseph aria Townsend, an
Is not:only a possibility but we are sorry to say an uttituate
probability
You can help to 4void it by
• carrying full coal bins. So
now it the time to fill ap with
day morning, Merck She suffer -1 neve 1Vork Conference in Walkerton
ed a stroke several' Weeks ago, from
the Homestead Inn Company, Ltd,, a daughter of the late John Millerd arranged for the Boys' Mirk" Coi- Death of Je C. Towsend, Clinton
military -club, which was to have no4m.,bereit husband 47 years ago and erton on Friday, Saturday and Sun. esteernee resident of Clinton, died at,
Antt ti program.bas •been
and was to have been Used as msemi- of Staffa and was. married to her
opened about the end of the month. day, Margit 24th, 25th and 26th.
resided on the homestead a mile west his residence on Seturday morning,
• of Stage and moved to Seaforth New Proprietors of Seaforte Com- March 4th, in his 71st tear. The dee •
, • Skyscraper in Berlin. •
nearly •
eix years ago. mereial ceased was born at t e bomeatead,
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Celebrates .90th Anniversary. Mr. and, Mrs. Diengey, . who have Tuekerstnith, and was 'reared by en . • •• . .
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eLeekeiDONe itfarch 13.—The first •
akerseeaper, twenty stories • high, io uncle atid aunt. Mr. and elite. Thee, •
MI George King Blyth's grtand moved title •week from lefitchell to
• Omit to be erected iii 13erlin. The ' •
bundieve permit for It has beenegraut.
ed • The strntture will stated on the
Friedrich Strasee, near where that
street Crosses the Spree. Theetallest
building in Berlin was originally IVO
atorlea bigh. Thlois the first moderit
building of this style of the Gerinan
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capital. •
Brophot Bros
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e • GODEeliCet -
MG Mew
• fanarai DireGtors, •
and Ealkaimere6
Mem 4'.t:t:xfulty attezicd •o
t boura er dm.y.
Twelve Seita to Prison.
SYDNEY', N.S., Mame 13.--Tettelye
men convicted on vizrious charges in
connection with the January Note at
• New Aberdeenh 'were sentenced ;to
terms in Dorcliettsr Penitentiary, at
the conclusion of the criminal- term
• of the Supreme Court here, Saturday.
The court has •been sitting for about
three -Weeks hearing the cases which
arone •from t'n9„ lonting or a Dominion
Coal Company store ton: Whin
goods Val it eti eat $ , 0 0 0 wo re earr led
of.
Premier clout net:moo
. ATHENS, March 13. ---The Cabinet
of Premier Gounaris has resigtied
as reresult of a vote of want of eonfi-
dence. The voteewas.161 to 156. Pre-
mier Gounarie, prior to tile vote. ex-
elained in the Aosembly the outcome
or hieeuegotiations during Ids recent
trlp to London. • •.
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King Constaittiee bus eitarged
Nicholas Strafes, former ,Minister of
Marine, with the formation of a new
Cabinet. de
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Bacon Trade elltimpe.
OTTAWA, March 13.-- According
to the Dominion Live Stock Commis-
sioner. Canada's ceports of bacon to
Greet Britain declined from 1,498,-
00i) Iong hundredweighe iti 1e20 to
ee4.000 In 1931 Daniell eeports dur-
leg the =MP period increased from
145,0'i0 to 1,849,600 lore; hundred.
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tune Crich. from early infancy. Ile eery -
old man, eelebrate the 90th anti- Seaforth, where • they will
tt answers the burning question
was solemmZed at the Blyth &Wise friends. • ' Deceased was twice married, his first
rgiejltgienitoine VratXse,veti Yrtert •
Theo. gKenzie of
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White-Glousher ished towels by the ladies of Trinity steers for A' very quiet but pretty vredding church with eeighbors and other
Stanley Girl Weds; Goee tie Alberta wile being Milk; Charlotte Gletv, and ' • & • Scranton Coal
versary his birth on March charge of the Commercial Hotel, ed an apprenticeship as carpenter at i
Blyth and 'worked ;for a number of
were presented with a shower of fin- 11, M
MUSTARD S COAL
by Rev. G. Telford, on blarch 1st,
when Miss Lizzie, youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mt'. John. Glousher, of
fluliett, Was married to Mr. Wm. J.
Whyte, of Blyth.
Charles Lockhart to Be Married Soon
Air. and Mrs. William Knipe, of marriage. to Mr. Ernest Vedder:, of
Myth, aitnounce the engagement of Mellone Alta. The couple were _un -
their daughter, Emma Susa, to Mr. ited in marriage by Rev. (Capt.) Ede
Charles lee Logichart, youngest son of everds, of 8eaforth, assisted by Rev.
the late Matthew Lockhart, of Au. Mr. Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Vodden
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A very' Otter wedding, was solein- in March of 1912 he merried his pre. .
the home of Mr. and Airs. W. IL a - of Bournemouth, Itinghand. •
The —IS unclard Anthracite
bet, Sauble Line, Stanley, when their
nized on ednesday, March ist, at aent widow, Mrs. Annie L. Grendon,
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daughter, Minnie Mae, vette united in Tee us hoer °from you, we aro ;414 itt the .4110 eidi
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Electrical Contractor
eteeet foe Blue Died Wooletie
hoice hre of
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Oki Colborne Hotel Corner
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The county home committee of ate .
county council, eonaioting of Reeve: youv leleplutne and our ienvicule ftee.
Elope of Hay, Tiplinge . Winghame , .
Spotton, Ilowiek; Envin, Ilayfield,
luesday, March7thThe
JOHN B. MUSTARD
and Warden Trewartha, met in Olin-
ton on ..
tenders foe the year'.-: ouppIieo were
let, some matters relating to the OPPICE'Phone 96: Foot of Angieree Street •
winding up of several estates were
gone into and utile*: business Attend- gamompumpamiammi
ed to.
lerincests Injure -el When Camera Explodeaae et• Pru : legeolotte
Idtefittril reneielen. wire ecoreeiv injured recently ween a fiatioltete, tem
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