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Ica tact Wall rapes for ec-e.y
'+1om ill he hoarse at prices
thou c:efl satirise you at their
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beauty design and colt nett.
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EASIER DAY +GODERL.C.ft TOWtimar
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At -a7: iftt,:«4°' no regular mcctieg 4s# the i Ga.i3=
A dawn In } err .s, ant 1.:ue c.�a„ t� 3omenn Club wild be hetri r�
Matti rc,a; triers , the eke ; t e bona° of ilia, An.l► 7.. s1, 1�ayEic�?ii
4 4 hearts that daldespt�iring droop °c oe'h,dhuradag„ April(itb, tit w,�,�1.
With l epe e:ato beat high,
or this is #isetruaasrenderat nom,
`Titre trontiruas mann whereo l
Prostrate beneath victorious feet
114th the last foe been thrown,
iaisarined is het prone doth be 1ie:-
While seed -den from the tomb
Comm forth the Son of Men that men
No more need dread its gloom.
And souls whom fear of death hath
held
In bondage all their days,
'he great deliverance celebrate
%'Pith songs of fervent praise.
CARLOW
. t bon social vitt be held at Carlow I
on Thur.4lrzy, April 2cith, under the
Auspices of the Carlow baseball Club
and the Colborne Township Farmers'
Club. A good musical program is
being provided. Ladies killlease
bring boxes, which will be sold by
auction, All are 'invited,
LOYAL
Spring SCerrs to be here in earnest
-,ow. Our farmers will be starting
sake they the Conqueror divine, work on the /end,
C)f God and Main the Son, Mrs. Alex, Young is reesverirg
lto, t t lost men with, God :niay front her cold, though f l c is not yet
able to be around.
Ilatli their redemptIan son. We aro very sorry to report .khat
Mrs. James melt is quite itt. . We
wish her a speedy recovery.
11.111 aSundayDschool niet fora"their.
monthly meeting at the hone of Mrs.
Jas. Young on Tuesday, afternoon.
ifail we tido incomparable dawn
trail, bail the day of days ;
And to the glorious Prince of Life
Our glad hosannas raise.
on on the minutes that all organize:
tions using the agricultural irobnds
should pay 10 per cent. Qf their re.
ceipt: to the town :trod was informed'
tktat this way correct. Ile wanted to
know why this was not carried out,
and the Mayor explained that the' Ag•
r!cultural Society had paid 60 per
cent of its surplus, and theother or-
ganizations had no n'ioney, Couneal-
for number referred to the park as a
�:.,, .�; - -• sink hole and wanted the resolution
" of the counci-l c rri d t -I over,
bound by that resolution, as its •saib-
TOWN COUNT the ieelm r gid ow
(C etinued from page 5)
reported meeting C, }C, wiaundors
of the (:ederich Organ (,onfpan * d
the con'rrwant' had promised a paaymmid
on bac% i:.terest within 30' days, rand
that all interest in s=ears whc►vhi
be paid an full, within 00 days.
The public works committee re.
poed in :the matter •of disposal "of
boiler plate, rolls and scrap iron at
the National. Shipbuilding Company's
'dent on Maitland road, recommend-
ing no smetion as rise conimittec do not
think it � . isablo • trt tiny way (to des -
mantle the plant.
To, Inereale .lathing house' Accent
hiodation
The Water, fight and Harbor Com-
mittee re onaniended that proper 'dry
earth hoe closets be constructed at
t]ae Inisbee and that' they be cleaned
regularly and kept in alanitary condi-
Von; era . rea:nested ban the local Board
of lIeolthi ietomme rid that the letter
of, Mr.. itelela of Kincardine, dealing
with the Iaravinei,l Board of Health's
action r .' .'dingg the town water sup-
ppiy, he forwarded to the Water and
Dlght.ConimIssion, and asked for an
a�
p
rop i
at.0
nqf
$600 for
the year
a
r1aa�p.V1ddefor expenditures, ancludin, rrns•
bathing facilities at
the beach addition ton to the presont
bathing house with sanitary 'eonven-
•3Onet i7 , raise re alt s to roofing of . the
town .�ireia;lat shed, •
Theser
eto
rts we
re
int pissed. d
.Che Mayor itsughtu the
request
t
' • or the UlHome
Week ek for a 6"rank,
and this was referred back to the An.
once +tet. mittee to. report. on.
Councillor Humber cn uired if.i
seas PIM: 61) that there was a resole-
• se quent •acceptance of a modification
of these .terns had tended the other
f .no effect.
,'ouncillor Bailie asked if anything
ova being doiu to protect people on
the Square Theis: matter wait tabbed
for infoorniation as to existing regu-
lations to be presented at the next
meeting,
The following 'resolution was car-
riot: hfoved by Reeve Gallow, sec-
onded ny Deputy Reeve Moser, that
$6,000 of our sinking funds be invest-
ed in 1034 VictoryBands rind that
thesame n r
eb
be purchased sed thropgh the
legal bruneh of the Union Bank,
Bylaw No. 9 bf 1922 changing Banta .the
rate of interest to be' paid on the
sever elebentures. from 6 per cent.. to
515 percent, was read three times
and finally . passed, and the .council.
adjourned,
Easter---,
n
'lra'df li
$
t ' s the most
im rtartt part of your
Easter : .costume; makesornr mars the
whole effect. We have
a number' of new and
beautiful models to
show you. sailors
Off
trt`e
Zt C
h
.and la
drooping shapes,k in.
black, brown and navy'
and all the new lead-
ing shades and combdn-
ations, every one in the
newest destgna.
•
May we have the pleas-
ure of showing them.
to you?
Miss acV icar
Kingston Street
Our Loyal merchantis having at
new cement verandah built to his
starting on Ideundda lye tripse with hie
travelling •store next week
COLBORNE
Robert Young, of Goderich. will
have charge of the services on the
13otianillor circuit next Sunday.
Another Egg -Laying Record
• Sheppardton, .April 10, 1{122,
o 'the hdater of The Go era,.
Sir, -•Ili answer to the challenge in
your issue of April Gth by Mr.. Steven
Andrews of hen laying contest by
Barred Rocks, 70 in . number, my
count from 68 hens Barred Ro•
cks
22
ai
SIAL
tjI Stamped
Gowns
for Embroidery
egttiar $2.75for $L«.$O'
MISS S. NOBLE
•
EASTER MONDAY
DANCE
r llprit `tyth
ander aauspleos off
St George's Girls O illd
tat the
MASONIC HALL
Music by Landon Orchestra
Dancing 0;,to,1 o'clock -
Rstreshments Admission 7S0
Evesr�ybo'iy W.loaarla
s
being Ue
ion.
u t
s is 17eggs from `I� .
lith until A rjt 6th.
- WM. E. FOSTER, -
Sheppordton, ;Ont.
The following -4 the report of S. S.
No. 5, Colborne, for' the month of
March, Those inerlced with an est-
erisk missed one or mare tests: V,•.,,•
"'Grave Rosie, 222. IV.---Pass-.;John-.
ny Tartish, 450; Jessie McCann,,.. 886;;
Flora Horton, 371; Grace •Horton
350;
50 sp below pass—Olive Horton, 226;
Chisholm, 302, :Jroe °Freeman
200. Jr. Ter.-.-Ifenneth..Morris, 243;
Joe Chishohn, 218; Erma' Freeman,
217.- Sr. JT. ---Charlotte Morris, 284;
Fred Horton, 246. Jr. 1I.;- Berg
Freeman, 292; Mary 'Morris, 262; Al.
PEOPLEWEKNOW leen Freeman, 170: L -.-Elim Horton.
Primer --Eva Hoxton, Thoset
wrIi
five or lees mistakes in :veiling for
the month ---Grace Bogie,rmna. Free-
man. Number" on roll 18, ' Average
an Toronto. attendance _ 16. /
Miss Esther thine is .. TABITHA •M, KEMPTON, Teacher,
Giwlph and Toronto. visiting ii. .w,.
waU
RMMiss Laurel Bates isspending theMisiPicet and Mrs. Munro
i went with relatives in Toronto, 3arerioh this wo ap a isitto rendsars, FR. Thom son and Mina there.
Ruby Thompson ps n vera in Toronto last' The Farmers'.rClnb shipped a carload
week. . .
ot'bogp from the 'Mutton here to Tor.
onto this Week.
Miss Alice Reid is spending Easter
in Toronto, •
Dr, Mardenel1tapept tlao n
week -e.
d
Mr. and Mrs.-'b'red Shepherd spent
a few Mays in Toronto and Preston
last week
Mrs. D.,L, Bell ,
, of Kincardine, c is
'
v
rariti
tat her
l>aqts
re
it
1ti .and Mrs,
R. J. Datong'.
Mss.. C. K. Saunders was a visite
-an Brantford and Toronto last week,
returning on laionday • evening. •
Miss Cella: Henry, who has been
visitiu her twin sister, Mrs, Mathe-
son, since August; has returned to
her home .'
tr.t
i.'co r
Sero.
Miss Gwendolyn Colborne,
"Whit -Borne"
of
Inn
Coilsgey
street,
Toronto, is. apeiudirag :a fortnight at
the family home, St. Petrick St.
Mr, R: Robertson, late foreman at
the Huron . Canning Co.'s plant here,
leftfor Oshawa Tuesday to assume •a
p4..ition .there.• lie was _src-_
Compani'ed by Mr's. Robertson and
emieir two children.' •
tMr. V. Chapman, late manager of
he Huron -Canning Co., with' Mrs. Aprrl at the home !layman and family of four child Mathews, 4 former manager David one of
ren, removed to Oshawa this nn act ofBrindley, DIr John 13r
h s tiveek, the Storlini, bank.`ka here, spent mfew- i di
where., Mr. Chapman assumes a sinus days tho beginning oftthls Week renow-
lar position it
ion to
pte
h one, he held Here. trap old acquaintances.
Mrs. Hunter, Toronto, has been Tho nblldren of the Baptist church
visitingher daughter, Mre.,R. C. Me- are turas making preparations ot, the
Dermid, tho past week end leaves on sacred Cintata which
her' return tonmorrovv, accompanied, ich Oil t o .given
by her in the nhnmh )Friday evening of this
•grandson, jock litvDerrnid, Week.
Who will spend the holiday week in
Toronto. °
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher, with Mrs. Wer. Mair
Mn,sJonathan Milner, srf Bennmillor, village. a is. visiting in the,
have taken Up their residence in Mr. Chester Durnin has
town, and are raiding on Trsfet ar Toronto to obtain a gone to
street. The Star jaine in welcoming. position.
Mr. J. A. Johnston. is u and a-
roun p
d again, ♦sal are pleradod to hear.
Several' young people from Toren•
to and other points are home for Eas-
ter.
Mr..Scavage, who has been ill for
some time with the seasons unwel-
come gift, is about again.
Thecae will be three services on
Raster Day in St. Paul's, 8 a. in., 11
a. in., Choral Eucharist; and 7.301
F r,E•rs were
Mr. Wtu. Bogie, formerly of the
village, e
fl , calle4 on I
ad
a i
aqua utataaes the
former part of this week.
Union Young People's Eaaster`mceting
Presbytertrn church •Saudate April 10th
Charles Scott, Secretary.ti,
• • MrS 9Villiatim Neaves •and Mr. John
Johnston, of • Goderiebi, spent a few,
hours in the village last wee
Blowi;ig started the beginning of this
weekbu
but came suddenetoa
stop owlog
wtn
to the
henry t?
g
� .ra
Y era ra �"
n Baa
u a
Y.
Most of those engaged in the.mann..
facture of maple syrup have quit for
the season ; on the whole it has been a
veryood run:
goon
George, spent th4e latter part rC ot` last
Mrs. Charles Strangh.ui . and son
• NIL .
Miss L. Feagan hoe returned to her.
home.at Zion North,
Mrs. James 'Snell is very ill at her
home ,Sn' the 10th con,
Mrs. Wright is'vis4ting her delight
or, Mrs, T. G. Sheppard.
Miss Mary Sheppard recentlyvisit-
ed at Dungannon for a few days..
Mrs, Duncan McNee is slowly re-
covering from a serious illness.
We are ,glad to report that Mrs;
William Roup is improving in health.
This is/ Passion Week, andcervi es
are being held each night in the base
ment,of the church.,
Miss Louise Snell came home from.
-Toronto-for a few days; she hopes to
return after Easter.
Mrs. Wm. Graham was called to
help her sister, Mrs. Ran of
Dun-
gannon, who is very ill, Ryan,
"Silence is golden," as the man said
who couldn't speak, becauseof the
sovereigns ns i
n his
mouth,
Thi s .
Irish Buil.° �_�
To
have v an oopinion and o
p to want to
express it, and then not express it, so
as to permit someone else, to speak,
that is wisdom. •
Mr. Isaac Hetherington . is contin-`
u
t
�1 on
ythe
road
in
the interest
t'of
the. Masonic o is Socaety. ,Any So4iety
would be honored with such a repre-
sentative.
To be right end know that .oar are
right, is justification for trying to
make everybody else do as you do,
but you ought to be: sure that you' are
right first of all,
Out of is visitation of twenty-six
0
h e
Ms. st'
a week, l vv etc,. it was observed that
in tweiit .ono l{omes, there was siel;-
S"'SV*aoAY, APRIL pita. 1142.
COLBOJ?NJj'S
,.rr11E ROUSE OF MUMMY"
t r 4 e .;. 4.
Glove* for Easter
A wonderful range of silk gloves in taupe, white, grey, block and sand.
They come iu all sizes and moderately priced from $1.4o to #x.55 a pair,
Your Easter Sett
Evei'yo#ie wants new togs for Easter. Our stock is comprised of the newest
styles of suits` in tricotiue, gabardine and serge in nave blue, 'black and fawn
shades, 'You are sure to be fitted for we have every size frofu x6140 44,
Nortbway garments are leaders. We have them.
Coats
A large range of .coats in the newest cloths and styles. raw" and sand
shades are leaders. They come either" halt of fulllined,
111 ery with a variety of styles of sleeve and either shod, or three
quart with etl6roid-
ft is a pleasure to show -these garments. a tarter length.
Blouses
• A large range of ,voile
from the west quality of voile
A very special range at
Silk blouses made froze‘ .tailored of Teets at $4:25.
PhQrte°s ,-
S�torr 86
e•
test �
Residence' 3(1 •
_-
OCR NEW CQAT.Db'*.xlthl'S `'IDE rCE
.
tittle t
t e attention�'
has :been paid in y The 'season is,now on when ice will
Canada to the neve 'coat -of -arms
blouses' in sizes -up to sr at $3.98. 'f'hey are g lade
and the styles are the newest.
$?.48 in voile.
the heaviest Actuality babut.aj sill
� Y c to all sizes and
£.bThO1e'
«. Tt HOUSE . OP QUALITY"
which has recently been authorized
by royal patent. The New York
Times, in an editorial, makes the fel-
lowing interesting. eotnm'enx t.:
"Canada starts the new year not
only with a new Government in con-
trol, but with a brand n new coat-ofa
arms' .for that Government's official
seal. A Royal -Proclamation has de-
clared • obsolete the former - crest, .a
composite arrangement of the differ-
ent Provincial coats -of -arms, ,which,
with the creation. of each additional
Province, +came to have something of
the aspect
a
f` a „
ata
hwr
p oris quilt, I
Ce $
a! t$
sea s or
authorized
'
b the "
am
s e
al t
y a en
F t emblazons laze
> vas
the th
eristic c 'v arav-
Iu aI '
ri symbols bl .
0
yon s of
the r
h tie
great nations from which the present
Dominion sprang, England, Scotland,
eland end France, and unites thein
with the native emblem,' the maple
oaf. The
design
u
thus link'
thes
an-
lent memories • of twelfth lfth c t
Brr ury
lantagenet battlefields, with the bit -
_glory of 'many Ridge,
REINDEER FOR CANADA'S
NORTHLAND
The." value of the reindeer to the
native inhabitants of Labrador and
Northern
Canticle a "
lid e
net IT
$ a
has
y led
to or
tF to again
cin
S b made
to
� build
.yy up herds of these animals in' the ire
ness, Sptin .vitt help at:
ipro ►e gaonS referred to. The Hudson's Bay
things rand hooks tadaiy.as if— spring Company has.: taken hold of, the en••'
has come. terprise and recently landed 628 Vein -
We de
r m
tion e would like to' draw the atten oe , est of them ee . ser Land
ao of the Colborne and:.Ashfield s n'o motatt►s •ago._ Because resndeer
councils to the bad state of the bo 'n common -*nth other animals :ares.
,liable to certain diseases and parasi
tical infestations, the. Department :of
Agriculture at Ottawa, through the
Health of Aniritals Brooch; has .seen
to it that the imported stock included
only healthy* specin..'us. The inspec
tion of the animals was made try« Dr:
asset. and the former of this visiting Bary lane between Nile and Sheppartl7.
blends in CxoderlL•ia, .. ton. It needs attention - iniinediatel
bones' ,monument placed for a cateh• and during the summer it should:y
basin on the Sturdy drain e" the Blyth :ofly.gravelled, he
gravel road. is lying high and dry out of There passed w
the tlra;in altogether, p s away. on the ,1st 'of
Mia. Math Mr. andMrs.
ai # 84 ma ey E. A. Watson, Chief Ani
lr years Deceased was well .Iogist, who was sent' Nor ?litho-
aged
favto 0
rN
favorably Norway to
known own at aaer'pch, examine the shipment before ember -
where he resided for the gre�ter'part icatfon.
of tach year, :Cor many years ppast. Some years ago importations. r were
e
Of .late, yearn he has spent the winter made' by Dr. Grenfell in ,conneetian
months at the home of- Mr. and Mrs. with his mission. work in the 'sabre -
David Brindley*. Death came unex- dor. The herd prospered` well while
pettedly, The funeral took place on under the care of Lapp herders, but
Tuesday, the 4th inst., a large muni after, the Lappa -returned to. their na
ber of friends being present both at tine' land the animals became scatter -
the home and at the cemetery. The ed and lost. Most, of the 028 rein-
service in the home was conducted by deer comprising the present shipment
Rev. If. 1loyle►�rastor for the family, have been landed in good conditionwho ;
Wm was assisted by Commandant and it is hoped' that a beginning
A. Brindley, S. A„ who had been made in establishina redeeor
come from Clarksburg, West Vita industry which may prove of great:
ginia, to pay loving respect to his un-: value.to Canada.
^ M
cle. .The commandant spoke very; ,
feelingly and hopefully as he enjoin-: The weaker« sex • is the ' or i
p tan of
ed upon all pr�aeat, the privileges of the human. race that gime down°tokvn
the Christian•lifee. Ba also conduct - "in zero weather, in a half -masted fare
ed the service at.the graveside. The waist and pumps, . to buy a. niuflner
immediate mourners are the nephews and woollen socks for her husband,
Messrs, Hira ra,.. David,' William and so he can go to work.
Jahn Brindle?. and Commandant v
, ALWAYS IN THE
DUNGANNON
these p�ieo le to 'our mrdst. They tare
alt well k was to most of us, and
Mrs. hillier
er is
a former mer re
aidcnt of
town, she, with the. late der. hillier,
having had ehargt�"of,the Albion Ile -
tel (no* Hotel Bedford) for several
years.
She --"I have so much correspond.
sere. The lettere are just rollint,
n
in�Ir�
Ile-4-"Huh, must be Circular let.�
- cera.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
Now la the time to arrange for Automobiles Insarirlec foo
th3 gnat` 1921.
'4 'et eau give you i*<otecfion aigailxst Tiro from anycause,-
'
fa
� t3i,
i: -.-your liability 5 tint
to the loo
table.
p in event cat ti �.
t
tt. t
i
sec d ni;
Ilitni .
b
..,ct to ilia property of others.and Collision Covet/to. ,
The raters one low levity() risk entailed.
Guard against the results of an areiidont .of a. . ki
r one of our polieies now.
(my ucl 1t
r MYk torrCO.
Investment Securities
sic NW West Street
erilrieelat, Mesicipal ,Irl C.rperreittr et
,> Ezcaa
0
trod
itr+ the Market daily.
,,,, . ;.
Wm.,A. wind Brindle?.
to whom we extend :sa sY'.S OWN TABLETS
our sympathy The paillrea
OWE
pt, n. •
iesers, J
The Good Friday cervico will her at#'Benj. .Hoggarth and oBenjatmine Peak.
• eau vvaod.
Rpm in St. Pauli; church. The of.-
Tering for the "Save the Children
Fund" In St, Paul's parish was about
$2f,. •
We aro sorry to hear that Mr. and
Mrs. Curtain are preparing to Ieave
the village. We shall he sorry to
lose thein, but trust they will halve
the best of success in the Iocality to
whieh they are going.
Any person who has any shoes to
repair. should try our new cobbler.
the
barber, who ho •
h
asst
taken t
u that
p
t
line
at
business
too,and dao..
re makes
a good job. He says he has pared
r people's heads for quite a1 white. Ile
going to pare 'their �now.
Asthma Daeaii't Wear Or Aimee.
Do not make the Mistake of waiting
for asthma to. wear *way by itself.
While you are waiting the disease is
shrely gathering as stronger foothold
and ,you live in danger of stronger
and yet strongly :Weeks, Dr.. 4. 1)..
Kellogg's Asthma Remedy taken ear -
11', Will prevent incipient condition
from become chronic' and eaves
hours of awful :suffering
�_. •
Speaking of a sense of humor, how if you must try to kiss` her make
*bout that of the man who tidied sure you succeed; ahe'lt'neLer forgive
tldemtt the INiittir k txaad.rr t Lite. you if you don'!,
A historian say* Banat women
AMONG THE CHURCH,
Tlae regular meeting of the Arthur
Circle of IKnox iehurch has been post -
tied from Monday, April 17th, to
lrlonday, April 24th.
BRIEF TOWN TOPICS tion
The regular monthly meeting of
the .A
ante
tet � •
('tats ter,
I.
3i ,
6.D
D. E. will
be held on
17th. at 4 o'clock in the afternoon,
Trade rooms,. West St.
been ditributeut telephone
It to has
derich
subsercibers, Manager `Griffin would
use s1M who hear ve from tt received their
copy of Same.
Mr. Jas. Meintyrc has sold his
farm on the 3frd concession of West
Waawanoslt Ur Mr. Henry* Leishman of
#Crave, .poaeaasion to he given , A-
ril 28th. This has been sold through
the Willoughby. Farm Ageney.
Once a mother has used Baby's
Own Tablets for her little ones she
always keeps a supply on hand, for
the first trial convinces her there is
nothing to equal there in keeping
�sildren well. The Tablets are, a
:fnild but thorough laxative which re-
gulate the bowels and sweeten" the
stonratli, thus driving out eonstipa-
and indigestion, colds and mottle
fevers :end snaking teething easier.
Ooneernirrg them, Mrs. Salusto PcI-
Iet,tunas,a ..
nor
a5tr I)
ate
have used used .Baby's Own :Tablets for the
pest tett years and am' never without
them in the house: They have al-
ways given the greatest satisfaction.;
and I can gladly recommend them to
all mothers of little ones." The Tab-
lets are sold by medicine dealers •or
direct by mail at 2G tents a box fr'onm
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
I3rockville�, Ont.
J. T. FELL
the .works =b08 yore before the bits
of Christ. They also have ruled iti
t 17P*ras sinews.
Na At muto81 , ran root.gro* ate
eIhetrie light _ nt just by atkking
as *Wilch,in the ground, their mot ba
Banns from the attw
An optimist M a roan wino takes
his best girl to a► show with efmlyr twe
dollars in his p.cket. A pessimist is
the. girl who always takes s dollar a..
long with bor.
1
children, -Ox'i
psairmitann
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