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I .. �� I I hold the neXt sc�Flli,g movou 0- tho I*Otl*fAl,g�ws:potl�otuo,�wi�-k.'�t, " h 11
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� I day, March 20th, AliYOU41 4vo Mao exttv,sivii6piriewAtiogs, 4
1 11. Ne� ed articleb Or Old cotton rWv for shl a Mr. N, Patittirsou and his sister4 Mrs. 1,
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. . I lot -at. PIC&" leave gli urs. Wilulikal Cox. welim, visItiag VVIAtivealp Gait la'st,
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11 I . t)iivtr's ,forOTUC911 ir URVOU'19kh- iv Luc. J .
. . � 17 - %VP re2rot Teiry much to learn of U V ; % %Tb,* =Iagm, of' -spring, the roblin, 1
I I jtj,:haW Burim's loss In h8v " -
� : Wall Paper 1" 114 hiliti; made s appearAitice in tbl�! neigh
11 t bouso burned down 011 W041104113Y horticiod. . I
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. . - . nigtit. The d" apParOutly 4ts# Saw-loggivig is still pro;�refislwq. It is
1 4 L,trger stock. biggirr ',#-Ie(* the tipper part of the homilo And, � little 0 vi: &
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#4 ., . i 01 nothing of the Upstairs turiv,iturie ,%,.,,, not the Jarge bilow hapk" tl;%E ba 0
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, tion and ab reabul,at it in ,�,�vw. Luo0t, tit th , C duornaLafto fuj:- be contended vi.h bviis, but tpe viant of
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11 - 4 I .li, meeting of tile T'Wte'l pStricti, WedneRday motTru.- Mr. G F. To-aug"
.. I' I We are Making 3 'P-11-1!!) , q,g.1, t, will he -#(I M the home ol ",it Phipped a c:,Iii.4a of bo,4s frota the
this �ejf Uf 15 cel't t1J;,,, , .N,,.R &t. B. S&Ikeld 04 Wedues"y, station here. The price pi4d was*19
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. I v.hkh aie suita',,le ,or if ,, 511, r,h 20th. at 2.80 p. m.' An sticks and per hundred.
1* % . . n the )1ouse - 11"jibitell p3j*_M4 Suits arO WMUW this Mr. Win. Cunningham pas'ed thiroagi, I
, �k r* , r0om I I veek for censoring. The soeffiety in- the -village last Triesday. xvitil, Irle.
, . I . ) full line of tend gatherin$ frags, I A rs, rubbers, horisehold property, to his new home in
-0. " We also carry a scrav, Iron, horse hair. ol boottlis in the McKillop O.Vifiship.
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I . I I . �., and also a at ar future; In bavlug th011e nXtI0184 It is Mr. Win. Dobte, who bAs been a rest.
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11 ", it splendid as' rtment of high- helping the soldier boy at the front. dent on the Base Line, Hullett, moved
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1 4 . , ,.) er price pa rs at 20C. 25C, ------- 4 ",-11 his family the beginning of this Week, I
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. _1 30c, 35C UP 0 75C per roll. LEEDURN to the second coucefislou of Weet Wa,
, � 11 _ ", lie epcUt the ,li,,eel, and -wanosh. .. I
1. I I Miss MoKevz �
I I � Watch our Show Window in Goderlob. I Tile union young people's meeting in
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1A 1 � for new id 5 In wall deco- miss Helen Oblubolm spent the week the Prealtilvite '
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� .,�." I I . Forisign Missions are preferable to Home ,
. , � "( , � I Mr. and Mrs. Matheson are Visiting Mbibiotla.,, Miss Mary Patterson, Mrs.
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. It _. , ; % . " I i Miss Gram Farrish spent several the fiffirmative; Mr. Charles Straughall,
. :'� 4- I I . days in- GWOrWh last Wbek- . k1r. Fred Plaetzer and Mr. Uatthewu
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.! 0. " � Mr. Tolu Bogle leaves on Saturday to advocated the negative. The fair sex
llvl�"."!4. . t , - join his botat at Fort William.' was rather able and secured the victory,,
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. _' -1 , Was Ethel Foley, of Goderich, visited �
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� 1, , , r , I week. Mr. G. A. Cooper Is again very poorly.
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I k- � — Nurse Hunter returned to her howe I
i., , 1�; 4 We hope for a speedy recovery.
I ill,� - in Clinton, atter spending three monlihs
,.�Ito'. 4 ,.; ,111 with her cou0ju. Mr. Xilm Hunter. Our enterprising young cattleman,
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� " � ,,� NILE Another bad wind . i1nd snow, storm Mr. Fred Middleton, is these days gath-
41 �_ , , The Farinets' Club will bold their erlug in cattle for summer feeding.' We
,!!..!4:, ,T�L passed over here last Saturday, and Stitt-
�1- _� next meeting un Wednesday evening, wish him every success.
111. "" ."I day, doing ranch damage and reminding
,,;, "i"..4, I March 20th. mr, (,awb,pre4ldentof I us that winter Is not gone yet. The parsonage trustee board of the �
LL'� ��, �, 14 �T the Colborne Club. and Mr. J. KellouRb, George and Henry Freeman -.veto call- Bayfleld circuit called to meet at the
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11,1 1,�t 7 of Dungannon, will deliv IM1780111190 Was a total failure not
I 1;1�;it,'_ , ed to Ails& Cralg� &A Friday, having - re- , enough thembbra being Present 'to .do ,
I .. ,� L.1 (Intencted for last week.) ceived word that their sister was Ill.. She. 'business. I
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. ';41 �, � ,,. flarvev L. NICCrion. who enlisted In passed away before they reachea the k3baroq .rustea board met bit
I L . 1 - i., t ,. Iii,,l'I 1,,INltlg cotps in Winnipeg, Mr. Win. Brown is down front Port . church ,
. . the home of Reuben Grigg last week to
I I "i � . I .., _ the ii.,iIII, ut or a beautiful watch Albert with his wood machine cutting I I tip business for the past vear and
'.'� it hitu b% I,'- b0i'le cloirch. The fol wood (or several of the farmers, getting w r"
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:, L I I i jug I% a c,.,)v ,Of tit,, addre4s which their supply of wood for next winter. all reports Were In a satisfactory coudi.
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,. ", , ;1 �A tion with a small surplus.
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I I 1 Earl Hanley, sop of Rpbnrt Hamley. of
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1. I � .� Dear liai,, % [[aving learned that BENMILLER
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, t "', � , , �, -, William bullion is visiting her toe some time, has vow an attack of
I �. 11 � you are mooll 0, lo,ave -4 to c0turneucc Mrs.
_��,� � I . I laining, in tit(- Itoval FlYIP4 Corps, Wt) children In Detroit.
�,,�,,,, � � I pleurisy. Earl will have a hard time to
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11, � �_, On -Fel�. 27th a line young daughter pull through. We hope he may.
I , , . 1.1-essing In ,gowe way our heartfelt arrived at the hcme of Mr. and Mrs.
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, 11 A very severe storpi of wind, snow,
1:, "'j�,, ��L' interest in ),out welfare. it is indeed a Cba,rles Kerr.
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::', "", � OCC it P' the Mr. Will. Million retLrned from a the country last Saturday night and
r,�,,�:'. 3 a place at tbe battle front In pleasant visit in Toronto last ,week. Sunday, causing considerable drifts in
!�f��Mtr � great tamk of making the world Rate for
, - ,,�, While there be atlerided Pome of the placeR again and also causing the sleighs
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4' dewocravy. We are proud of the boys
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14, �,, vention. appearing, again since.
1g4 -�14",* � sented Canada in this great struggle and -
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�N.,�,::,Al. " " we are Stile that those 'A ho are now Last week the friends of Zion North Charles Cooper, who has for Rome
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�1,s,,, lit, . tbe name of .ur fair Duinibiou. We Mitchell with a tdken of,approciation College. we are sorry to say, is taken
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'1`101' shrill foli3w vour career with deepest and a Written address, on the eve of his down With a severe attack ot bronchitis.
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� ...... #V.4 intetost, reinetubering you in our Pray- departure overseas. He Is lying to Clinton under the doctor's
-�, " � (,r, no(I triisting that in ),)Lir Heaveniv Councillors L. B. Snyder and A. Fish- care. We hope tor a speedy recovery.
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.4 � f �,,, I'ather you iva% ever find that strength er attended the reception to Pie. Berry, He Is a son of Mr. G. A. Cooper.
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. , , ,�,, ,. peart, which He alone can give. As given In the Township Hall last Friday The box social he d in the Orange
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I V,�, . 11 - lent (,.k(-zj of out a1tuii;itl %%e ask evening. A good program was render- Hall, Dayfteld line (o d Cole's church,)
� I ,':.I�i , to ak,-ept this watvb and trust that ed. after which a social time was eu- was a decided success, some of our
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'11" Joyed. young men paying as high as $12 for a
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1. ,�,, I'mcuilitil Notir Watts Iti,iods kiii, Nile rs. Will
'� ., ;!_ ? I The funeral of the late M jam box They realized nearly 0125 clear,
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..... . , : ,w anit fit the homeland. Lo , Sr,, last Thursday, was attended of which the Patriotic society got $70,
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..0 lu behalf of Nile Mellicidtfit 44 I � I I
i'�1.11?�`a', " �:, by a large number `of sympatihizitig a -ad the lodge the rest. 9
( "'; r 1'. WILWANI BAILIF. C friends and neighbors. Mrs. Long had ____ ---
I R. MCILWAIN. been an active member of Zion North KIPPEN
, � ".., I t.Q .Mt Nl,!Cauu'.i reply was as follows : Methodist church for a number of years. Miss Emiiv Ivison is howe'trom To.
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" , ,L,"-!�,,, . I (ioderich, Out., Februaty 25, 1019. C4)LBORNE Mrs, Ed. Drake and child returned
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�, lie Betimiller Red Cross held their to Alberta last week, after spending the
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:1 .�_� , ,,, . ,!" �, \%ordg to express, my thanks for tile monthly meeting on Wednesday after- winter with friends here, .
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, 7, beautiful wntah you sent me and my 1130011. ' . Mr. W. W. Cooper shipped a carload
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� , � aptnrectation of the address which &a- Mr. M. Ohler has purchased a title 'of turnips lately. They were bought
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�11111 ", I I C111'.1pili it, I shall alwav%cherish maple syrup making outtit and will byMr Seldon,of Exeter, foroneofthe
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, ':�',",`� Corp. Charlie Me Miss Howle, of Toronto, daughter of
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�� "I ,I,, received his discharge papers from the the late Rev. G. Howie, of Syria. spent
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�,,_, 1'.. pri % ilege o serve my country and the Militia Department and will take UP a pleasant week with her sister, Mrs.
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': _ onr fair Dominion untarnished and
I'll, i , The many friends of Mrs. Robt. Mr. Win. A. Ross, one of our.pnter-
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4�_ . White, of garyfield, Sask., t6ruierply prising cattle men, Is In Simcoethis
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I - __ of God6loll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. week to purchase hia stock for this sam -
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I 4? I Henry Young, Colborne, will bo sorry mer's pasture. He understands his
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li'.1�"';�q,;� s Sincerely you -4. to learn thatBhe IN at present danger business and expects. as in former
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fl,,K�L4,� 1,`* ously tit in a hospital in the West. years, a profitable season.
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, �-� !,,�., T tie Rafe wav to Rend money by mail .5fitchell, son of Mrq. Jas. Mitchell, 6tb Alair left her home to go to Goderich
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� , , ""t, I, liy 11lotnittiou Express Mionev Order. con., had offered his service (or duty township., Mr. Harry Cbesuel, and
� � 4 0'r I . . � . I � � tamily moved in on Monday. Mr. John
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'1� - if, � & W 'it % 4 IF 4 4' *lii Zion church presented Win with a Workman moveJ into the home hetva-
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',,i;,,',�-��, i " 4? (v saretv razot and a pair of military cated, and Air. Skelton folfows Ill n a
i, � , * IN brushes last week accompanied by an little later.
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I � 1" , LE a W haq arrived when Canada has to in tend their congratulations and beq,t;
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� �rr 1, - 1* � It 'Nase tier itillitary strength, nod we wishes to them on their recent marriage.
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f ,,I,, � � , The Singer Sewing Machine ffi
, 'LL A fire glad you offered yourself as a v0IUv - The happy con pie left on Thursda y for,
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i .1 V .t I A teer to serve King and country and to Albei where they will reside for
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� * M trumt ,.-oil will discharge (Jur harness maker, Mr. Alex. M,e-'
I � . I * a,lency of tile 16 �your duties Kenzie, has been, as usual, very husy
L . �iii honoratdv. We shall watch your car -
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, .. I ,,, * hear Oft R-UY special difivatchoi,% for men who are going west to farm. The
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, I rr bravery or towards for honor. We c%n- two amounted to over 8300. These two
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�� * . men live oil opposite sidesofour village,
�� t, ��, V 1!0 Rnme: little gitt to keep you In renienn- about 16 miles apart, but they know
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� � . 54 A * ,,v0l accept this little gift. not for Its, reasonable rates.
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, �, 4 On Hanillton Stpeat � N ,alud but, a., a rememberance of its
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. �. K 114 take Ood for Your guide and counsellor were v .
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.. I. #1 'MACHINERY and * once more freigns, we pray Von will brightened last week by the arrival o
I , 4? FARM W have a Rate return to your friendq. young soldier.
� . Q W Signed on behalf of Zion church. William Horuey broke his log last
� . ;ili SINGER SEWING MACHINES N I MRS. SAMUE,L ALUEN be contined
!I. 4 1 TE SR. week in the bush and, wip
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.T�� ,� , � . A A Gunner Mitchell was called back to
4 , , � ', I A fair share of the public pat- m Mrs. Crawford, accompanied by her
' A duty before the PT0011t&"On wall made, daughter, Mrs. .1. B. MacLean, visft-A
, I W �N but the gift wus sent to 1111M aCC0111- week with her son and
�Ii 11 , il ronage will be appreciated. M eR of his � large Ripley last
� I'll �111. I ,,, Im . I panleiii.-by the good wish daughter.
I * cWa ofirleuds tot a safe return after
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"Ill; jl� ,�.,! realtagEgI iii.!rnIftimout ofthe noble cause to which Ed. ]Drake haitl hard luck with ht�
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�� I " �. .1 . .: �, — — — he has offered his services. %bout ,two weeks ago, losing four of
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�,�� , � , , I �,� , "I alwayA try to make the beat of a
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14 ,��, Id sitnigitton," remarked Mr. Gilthery. About two weeks ago James Grassick
l� fl;v, i.;-, I b wag kicked by a cow and thrown in
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�t.; It- i We have just rimeived a ItIft t,a highly commendable." Thomas Butt's sale last Wednesday
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! I � i on the people Who occupy the flat be. concerned. All his cows except one
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!! I .. le&tlit minis,i t6 save My life I can* t per- sold for more than $100 each. Ono
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�: . , � I I ''. . Nuade them to Join m — 0110. go intends going west and his
I , � , -.r, 'tea ja Nljtillig at The Star. brother Edgar will rup the farra.
d " � 0 in singing." brood sow brought $87 and another for
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. �01 , I 11 111111--li!W11p, I Ill I I The following is the Febriary month.
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4�1 I , 5& pr I ;W7 isi�,Q;; Names are in order of merit: V.- -
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, , , � I '; y _ Happy Clymont, E. .P. Visher, L. k. Hyde,
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47; Jr. IV. -W. L. Workmen, IV. M. Boas.,
"-k-.11-11-ti of Tea, which if bought ,
! . , , i, our St. III. -C. E. Harvey. L. S. Near, V.
. , � i I I at the presenIt time would ; It. Parsons.. Jr. Ilt.-L. Workman. IV,
`�L , I I A. RoM. Sr. II -E. Anderson,' 0. tt.'
z � I I cost much more. . 1- 1. I Anderson. Jr. II. -H. A. Dinsdikle.I.'
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I I I MeXentle, J. A. Mustard. Part II. -J.
V , , If you allpreciate a GOOD ,� F IN' I A. Andeirso. W. McLachlan, P. Me.
� .. I Cup nt I ea you 0an Itet. it I Xmile. The beat spellers in the
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4p r � Va t ,*W.wirtQ tiswhus- 01adya MacLeau. Sr. IV.-Grwis
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:1 I � Our ot.ter bItnds of Tesi alle !hands #W W" 0-6 Whg Wt- Cooper. Jr. IV. -Walter Workmij*%.
I ; ., td t6 tue itleteoce of twr Sr. Ill.-Wallsk* Rom. Jr. III. -W41.
. " I I � , " JIqn excellent vilue at 40c, countir't. . lace Itoft sr. 1I. -Elva, it'dorook,
�, 11 . I � . . 7v and Svoo Per lb. q Wjv#A "a daughtm aria tak- Jr. II.-Halen Dinsdale. Port U.-
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le held in lzbe,Baptist church on Satur-
lay afternooL, Mrs. (Rov.) Rutledge
v411 lead thle meeting. I
'Rev, M�_., MoVermid will conduct ser -
ices In Knox church next Sunday.
dorning - subject. "The Burning
Bush," evening subject. "The Attaiw
nent, of Life." I . .
On Tue9day, evening In the North
;treet Methodist church the Epworth
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,eague will take the form of a "St.
?istrick'b Day trip through Ireland. '
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Ash scings, -reading. etor Come and
Aebrate the occasion.
The pastor,,iRev. Gordon M. Holmes,
iliill octut vile pulpit to the Baptiet
1urch ,exi Sunday at both services. A
!ordial welcome is extended to all who
tittend. Rev. O. C. Elllbto closes his
mission in Goderich this (Friday) even -
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At the Epworth League anniversary
iervices in the Victoria St. Methodist
1hurch next Sunday Mr. E. B. Hale, of
3tratford. wQl speak. Mr. Hale is a
3oderich old' boy who is makiag good.
Ele is president of the London Confer.
3nce Epworth League. The pastor,
Rev. J. H. Osterhout, will be in charge
)t the services and special music will
be rendered by the choir. The services
will be held in the main auditorium.
kll weloo"e.
Tbeservicesin North Street Metho-
list church will be conducted next
Sunday by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Rut-
ledge. Morning subject: "Tho power of
% personal presence." Evening: "On
%e borders of the, Promised Land."
Men'&8unday Club meets in the church
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parlor at 10 a. in. Subject for discus-
3ion, "What are Rome of my duties as a
citizen of this town?" All men made
welcome. Rev. J. E. Ford's bible class
meets at 3 p. lm.
Last Sunday, services were resumed
in the main auditorium of Knox church,
much to the delight of the congregation,
which has been worshipping in the
lecture room for some time. On Sunday
evening a special song service was held,
opening with the anthem, "The Radiant
Morn," by Woodward. This and another
anthem, "Great and Marvellous." by
Turner. were iveil rendered. The duet,
"My Faith Looks; Up to Thee" (Bass -
ford) by Miss Hildren McVoll and Mr.
Sexsmith, was a very fine number, and
the male quartettee. "My Shepherd,"
bv Wears. .raylor, Sexsmith. Saunders
and Thomson, was another number
which was very much appreciated. The
Choir worL throu8bout; was good, and It
was a treat to ho.Ve the pipe organ again
to accompany t6 singing. The Organ
volutitaries were as 'follows: Prelude,
"Jubilate Deo," Silver; offortor,r, "Melb-
(lie," Von Wilm; FoRthade, "Allegro Pow-
poso." Vincent.
ST. GEORGE'S GUILD
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of St. George's church was held
on Wednesday evening of last week.
when the following officers were, � elect,
ed : President. Mrs. W. L. Horton ;
first vice-president, Miss Gibson; second
vice president, Mrs, Hill;. ,secretary,
Miss Emily Naftell,; -treafsarqr, Mrs. Jas.
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Clark. All offer of Mr. Ft -auk Bing -
ham's to do the work ot making kneel-
ers for the pews ot the church It the
material was supplied. was glAdly re-
ceive.d. Authority for liaving the work
done would, of bourse, come from the
chnilch wardens. '
In ViQW of th0C0ULIiDg removal from
town of Mrs. W. L. Eliot, an active
worker in the Guild, the following reso-
lution wa.,4 adopted : "That the Guild
place on record our appreciation ot Mrs.
Ellot'q Pervices and our sincere request
at their departurd." .
Letters of kind acknowledgement from
some ot the soldier represeutatives of
the congregation, to whom Christmas
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boxes were sent, were read by the
rector. Ine.Inding one from Paul Turn-
bull, son of a fordier rector. ,
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Ifito considemdon. Heavy fall rains I
Indicate that fall pl6wing she . uld his, I
done, as the gain of moisture during
the winter by the stubble land prob.
ably would,pot equal the loss of mollij-],
ture taken by the weeds In the fall. It
�only light rains occur, however, the
moisture In the soil produced by these
rains probably would be more t4an off-
set by the greater quantity of snow
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pad the reduction of the weeds In the
crop. Spring plowing would then bo
better. The availability of labor in thin I
fall and* winter will Influence the I
amount of plowing done, but :P!nm,t.,e,r i
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If ,here Is heavy precipitation than ItJ
the rainfall is light. The only advan-
tage In late fall plowing is that the I
amount of spring labor In preparing i
the seedbed Is reduced. This adran-
tage, however, may be offset by rin.
duction in the yield.
I Small Flock Is Beat.
There is more profit In proportion
to the numbers in a small flock of
chickens than there is in a large one.
This enables those who live on small
areas to secure eggs at notaku" cQXL
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Macaulay said of Elorace WhIpole:
"His mind was a bundle of Inconsbit-
ent whims and affectations; his feft-
lure$ were covered by masks within
masks. When the outer disguise of
obvious affectation", -Ae, rellbOveld YOU, �
were still as far as ever from see -
Ing the real vilan.11 Thnekeray ob.
served of the letters: "Fiddles sing
all through them: wax lights, fine
dresses, fine jokes. fine plat�lo fine
equipitiges glitter and sparkle'libere."
11tit there is much'In the'ireat Cor-
re:pondent of Stra, . Wherry Hill be,
.qld(,.g whim and aftnerack0iry, an a few
,zenteneps cho.Ren almost at random
('rom his letters will Lqbovr, IBB views
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(Outside Market R`;o0rtft on 0496 8)
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Wheat ............................... 2 00 to 2
Flonr, Gov,ment StA,19daild...5 '15 to 5 f
Flour, per cwt., family ...... 5 76 to 5 75
Branj per ton .................. 36 00 to 86 00
Shorts, per ton ............... 41 00 to 42 00
0 MA ...... ........................... 0 78 to 0 80
l3wriby ........ ..... � .......... -'-1 20 �to A 25
Peas. per bushel ................ 2 00 to 2 10
Buckwheat ... I 30 to 1 -35
RAY ........ . ............. -to 00 toll 00
Butber per lb -Dalry .. .-...0 87 go 0 38
, per dO7OU ............... 0 43 to 6 45
, medluta butichers'.-S 00 to 8 50
I Cattle, britchert0hoicti 0 00 t46 0 50
Hogs live weight ............... 10 26 110 10 25
1 Hams, per lb ........... -.1.11.0 28 to 0 30
1 BilikM long clear ............... 0 40 to 0 40
ftilitc,"j peg bushel ......... 1 2-5 W I 25
21dob ............... ........... I I 00,to 17 '00
T"W, reiftdtj�ji ............... 0 14 to 44 Ill
T&WIllivs, per lb .................. 0 516 $6 0 %8'
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Have a look* at, our many snappy styles of uo-'td-the-t.ninute
Footwear, made in grey. chocolate, black vici kid, patenLand
calf -leath6s at last season's prices, owing to our contracts
k being placed several months, In advanc of thd recent raise in
Spring and Summer Footwear . �
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for price"an nigger brown Boots. Made with Neolin Wes and
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