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SCOTCH STORE
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
Floor Govep.ings and Window and D
Drapes
Rugs For A I l Rooms
A specially fine assortment of Rugs, in Tapestry, BrusEelette, Axtuillster,
Brussels and Wi!ton almost all sizes uow in stock, atilmost reasonable prices.
Congoleum and Linolettnt Rugs iu most lovely carl)et designs 3x3, 3x312
and 3x4. Very moderately priced.
Floor Oilcloth 85c sq. yard
z yards wide in first rate designs of tiles, blocks and floral Linoleums.
Li noleu ms $1.50 sq. yard
All ideal faoor covering conies four yards wide verN- 1_hol,e desibus and
(,lost dui able quality.
Window Curtains and Driapes
The finest and best selection we have ever shown very choice curtains iu
Voile, Scrims Nlargnisette, Lace and Swiss. Prices front Aa.; 5 a pair tip to
xiz.00 a pair
Curtaining by the yard in Scrim, lrlarquisette, Nottingham Lace, Voile
and Nladras in White, Cream and Ecru, also fancy colored nets in floral aur.
bird designs. Prices rangitlg from age a yard to $i.,so a yard.
A splendid assortment of Chintzes, Cretonnes, Casement cloth japestries
and Velours in all the newest designs and colors.
We cordially invite you to come and inspect these goods before purchasing
elsewhere, you will find the quality good and the prices right.
Before leaving the store we would ask you to take special notice of the
Bargain Tables on the wain floor.
One table is devoted entirely to remmants of all kinds, comprising:—Dresss
Goods, Voiles, Musliu, Prints, Flannelettes, Curtains Materials etc, etc.
Aenother table is well filled with ladies lisle hose of a very fine quality'
present values beiug 6oc a pair. All being cleared at 25c a pair, while they last'
Summer Dress Goods are being displayed on other tables at old vaines'
fully 25 per cent. less than lrrecent prices.
Orders by 'Phone or Mail Receive Our Best and Prompt Attention
'Phone 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Phone 56
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the s+iered palanquin, s:ec'ret••s the h"
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Rz
'FLAME LAME OF THE DESERT,'
, p
I'heatru next Ttnirhday evening wilt
SAA 3s tlil�i
retract.• prrs!'nt wime at box offlec of
Every season for years before the
dred Hlndoos and Arabs appear in the I theatre and recelve a vvar lax ticket
great war, tourists went to Cairo to'
ale Khoo) will, e:,Qn et an excep
witnr,s the procession of the hot y'• cavalry officers and native orohestras I •
carpet or Mahmal and the several day,
flying d,•rcishea, elephants and Jori It's difficult for a stout woman to
of ceremonies which followed its sup-
Atonally Aso klottlQ& Flay seryNe, to
1Ak-ftleb
Closed jVurney to Mee,•a. A replica of
Persuns buying tlekel, outside fortIt a wonion has lit)other reason for
this same lzreat procession is shown In
to a man she dors it junt because
all acelavitrd, rThc Itlltar's
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the Desert," which will be shown ret
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the Model Theatre Wednesday and
knoming themo will be -Thy Ntothoo .`t
Thursday, May t2 and 13. Geraldine
Farrar and Lou Tellegen are starred
Martin tailored clotilas I$eg.#n 19 pay ;w
Rvenlnlf, ••Aro Christ's Standards of.
Conduel
The holy carpet is Ifact no carpet
(,ANY people fail to save because
o
at all but a portion of the hanglnR,
taken from the tomb of Mohammed at
l�l
0/R71 the they
Prireticablio
amounts which are
Milt
long
a able to put to one side seem to
back the minute yttu
put thein 99
adjourned meeting of trail ut14.
Make a trial. Open a deposit ac-
.7--T—Thu
vial board will' be held on Monday
Pay YOU in satisfaction of good service, fit
I night. The annual r„ogre atlonal
,meeting will be heM on Wednesday
and style.
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night. L'very Members and supporter
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Of the church la urged to be present
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Martin, the, Tong f pr
and hear the reports of the year's
ovirk. It will, 0 a meeting of inapira.
tion anti delightful fellowship• •
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'Phone 318
P&OPLE -Wf. XMW
°Ell
slim F. '1. Nrldham was a visitor at
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London last week.
Q
Kodak
08nUARY loss,' we realize how thankful to God
we should be for all the help you were
\�' James o neon -in East street,
rias taken a pushier In Leamington.
V
SHIELDS.—There
to the happy 03
Mrs. Joseph Etlivtt is away tram
from
departed this life
us+throughttllt years
lawn, leaving last week to take al!
to her eternal rest on April 23rd, Mary
our' work together, \Ye can but pray
uaeah trip,
Developing and Printing
Shields, wife of Mr. James Shields,
who predeceased her over 50
that the blessed Master who rules Itis
church and Ills servants, make make
Mr. and airs. F. J. Pridhant are vis.
years.
.Mrs. Shields was born in Goderich
up to us in some measure at least• the
itiug their daughter, Mr,. Arthur P.
township righty -six years ago, after
1094 we have sustalned, and that lit,
lteid, at Toronto this week.
her marriage settling in Ashfield town-
may abundaxiily,bless you in ,your new
Mr. Gliffurd Johnston, of the Sterling
`
ship, where she resided until about fif-
"Churoh Home;' anti open up to you
Banff staff here, has been transferred
LVi p” I
mea Yeo" ago, When @he wgnt• to. live
avenues of service larger than was
to their agency at Monckton.
Pe>rtnla Store-
in Goderfah with het daughter, "f irs.
(rapt.) William llaxter. She was a
possible hero,
stay tic bless too, very richly, your
Urs, Macdonell, Mabee and Caesar
have been in Toronto the past Werk
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1�1>EOlI¢ 9la.a l ' la UAf..
red and loving motrtier, whom, her
devoted help -meet, Ntrs. Garter, • and
Your family, We miss them
attending a dental convention,
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children loved and ho red, $ita is
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all, and
Miss Maude 1llllion, who is taking a
Survived by five soils end one drlitght-
er, namely, airs. Richard Baxeter, of
our prayer is that they with you, may
in the end of the day, reoeive from tot
course as nurse -In -training in Guelph
Sandwich; John.aDd Hugh, of lshtleld;
Khig, the welcome plaudit; "w'eli�
hospital, is hOlue un vacation at pre -
O®Ag®�ile4s®®®IIBBBIn®®I6H�®Yg�edlstl8®®
Harry, of Dunlop, and Matthew and
dont'! good and faithful servants."
i to
David, of Northern \Vidconsin; and
Signed on behalf of the Fessfon
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YOU
Mrs. Wm. Baxter, who predeceasedhey
four years, Also her oldest son, Vb'ill
JAMES ARGO, Mioister,
JOHN SPROAT, Clerk.
LOCAL BRIEttS
a �
Shields, died a number of years ago,
Her funeral took place from Iter home
Thi; letter indicates the faithfulness
of Mr. Carter \\idle going fn and out
The General Hruugh Chapter, 1. G
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LiFfithouse street, on Sunday dTter-
`liruutg the people of Egmundville, and
D. E., will hold their re ular monthl •
b
heeling In the Hoard of Trade room,
IN are invited to worshipwith R
nnon, April 25th, to Maitland cemetery,
tilt° people of Knox church, Goderich
on \tardily, alu5' 10th, at 4.15 p. w.
m
and was largely attended by Goderfclt
can truly ray, with the Egnutndville
US at the �
people and a large number o1 old
people, plat his faithfulness :,1111 ron_
Herbert W. Pferay, interpreter (it
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neighbors of Ashfield. The Rev, Jas.
tinued after he bet -dine a rnenrhei of
literature, the popular dramatic story
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Hamilton had charge of the service at
that rungreg'ation. ills life tv;is a
reciter, in Victoria rt. chureh, \fay
R
is
Church
the home and graveside. The pall-
great blessing to the eonlnuuul> and
ill, absence Pruul the
14111. Keep this date open. Admissioi,
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,• ptisf ®
beare.rs were five, grandsons and One
clnurh will be
Mtgnitreal' Street �
nepho vc of the deceased, namely, Rill,
I``'enly fell. \\'r ills(, regret that \fr,.
Mr. Hobert Wilson, Ilainilt,ui stre,'L
Ile
lit -rt, Percy, and Frank Shields, Alfred
t:arter and daughter are going from
ha, donated $3 worth ret' fertilizer fur
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Baxter avid Thomas Danby.:
uuona u,. They are Ica\iug roe 13r:u1-
duo. \lila., in a feve da>s, vv here they
use on the Alexandra h/,spitai Garden
plot, ;lad Vidcan l Co., vv'„ ander,tand,
IN Sunday, May 9th 10
Safe in the arms of Jesus,
5.I T, on Iris ,rile breast;
inl,vtd h, mill., iheit• fulnr,• li„ole, as
Ila, donated the seeds for saute.
to ,r
Tre re by his Incl: u'
most or th,• fnnlil% r' uclfnlll : r,'sidr
\\'r w esti lhrnl I's 1h1`sirig
ill
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!'hr W. C. T. L. will held Live' r.
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tilt, ell}' mer grill ,tau rest.
all rest.
Il .
hoini.,
I,Ir toweling on Monday, \la .
y loth, .tl10
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(.\FITi-M.—The sudden death of \Ir.
RN:.\\ CRS. \\',n•d ha. come fl•„m
p. in.. at the home „f \ii s Halla,'.
\lr,. hcavVl's, the cuunt Y i rc•,idcut. ,
Is
I I a.m. -- ”'The Hope of ®
llonry tarter, of Goderich, on April
'11,1, was a great shuck to the cum-
i:;iluaty o,f Ihr death tln'rr etre �uud;l�
1 glue au adcit, .
rs tecled to ,. Visite,
fg p
rnunity. A short ,k,•t+•h of his social
\forfl 25th. -if .\Irr•e,t it. It,•;tvo rs, aged
w''Iruui,'. PRESS -;L-PT.
® John's Gospel.”
life was in last week's
3t; „•;urs. Ih'rra:e,l via, Ill,' ' ,rend
.Thr Wunran's Ali\hi.iry „f Sl. ,.eor•
tupersnny
and this week we take the opportunity
week
>nunccsf ,on "f Mill. If• av,'rs, of i:,'dar
we's church will hold .t "ielal '•\, nenµ
of making sume mfvrcnev to the dc-
j�,rlll l'r'1\' of Iintle l'leil in\1ll,rllp
Ull 1'['Iday', ills J' t4(11, ,tt K U'e tree h, 11,
IN a
vntinuul serclue of his Christian Ilfc•
Mr. Heaver, was burn and grew lu
the h;oust hall. Yrogranl and light r,. -
garter was. a staunch tires-
yuung manhood "n Ili, father', fariu
TreK1111j,tits. Adnli--ii 25c. }her) -
®Mr.
1'@' 3 p:' m.—Bible School,
bytcrian, but his devotion to that
in (loderich luvcnship. Trout there he
body welcome.
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denomination did ' not prejudice hint
vv,•,It to Toronto and oder to Cr+lgary
Beside.; a widow three
'1'11,: follow ing are ill,, returns up to
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in any, , w -ay, ,for he thoroughly en-
iurd rhildrrn.
he ;races to mourn his ear•1) death
April 27th of the amounts raised in tool
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joyo-d the means of grace in any
his father, Wirt. Ilemors, of (oda: \'a1_
v';triuus synods for the Pn•,byt, riaq
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church or place. Mr. Carter was an
Iey, trot., and two sisters, Arthur, of
Thankofrering compared with the al-
,.
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elder in the Egmondvillr church fur
Goderich; Mrs. J. 11, Johnston, „f
lovation:
6i
many years and when tie was corn-
Proton, tint., and \Ir>- A. Evan.., of
.Allocation- .$1,000,000.
the Willing." ®
gelled to sever his connection with the
Goderich` tow-m-hIp.
Subscribed $A,921,t1ai,
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membership of that congregation ow -t
\ Yurther amount Of ✓"1,789 recehrd
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Ing to his removal to Goderich, it.was
LAYTON.--The death conk place on
April 28th, brings, the total up to $.J,-
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with regret he left the people he had
Sunday last ,it the residence of Mr, and
(123,423.
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learned to love. Perhaps in no better
Mrs. Jas. Walker, St, Patrick street, of
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10a ®
® 8 P. M. — Young People's ®
way, can we indicate the feelings of
the people of the Egmondvilie Pres-
Mrs. Walker's mother, Vary Ann Wilt-
sun, rellet of the late John Layton, of
MICKIE SAYS
IN to
bytc'rian' church towards him than by Clinton, at the ago of 78 kcars. NcH.
Meeting. s
publishing the letter they gave him on
Layton had born ailing for couple of
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bis departure, a letter that was most
years, About. a• trionth ago site came
yA =ft, aOIltS, "Z 1.►'r-WVA
_"These Things Are Written
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highly , appreciated by Mr, Carter.
to Goderich to visit tier daughter and
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e�ol't yte w.`s. Av11 li4Fae 11A1►,
sir
The letter is as follows:
the end carne, peacefully while she
�Rt10er1N' ►10Mti Cyt• tkAICON•
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F,gmondvllle, Ont.,
Jan. 29, 191rt.
yeas here, airs. Layton ncas boleti
suutli of aiftcrhell•,and fqr a.gpud MaAy,,
Jt?KT KIEV Ohl tAtpl►i 'R1
��'� •� n.
Mr. Ilrnry Carter,
yeari'had,be'un a highly.•rcepoctud reel-
, *AVER'�it:R:. tliM ilii
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Miss Nettie Leona Glazier, youngest
Goderich, Ont.
dent of Clinton. She was 'twioo 'mart
-tEleliPtt IattioNw
,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Gla-
Dear aft. Carter:
rind her flrst husband being rho• •late
,
zier, of Clinton, was married 9t.
It was with deep regret that we.
Alex. Hillen, of Clinton, who was �Afrs;
('.lair, atirti., on W,'dae,tiay, April 2fat,
l
your brethren of the EFrhondville seg -
Walker's father. Mrs. Walker has two •
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to air, Ralph Jackson, of Elmira, N,
cion, learned of your contemplated, de-
brothers' in Detroit. John and Jamey:
Y., where the young couple will re,-
j and when the and one, Robert, in Atgonao; a deter,
.parturelrom among us
'Geo.
side.
anticipated became .a reality, .we were
airs. Hollich, in Kitchener; a sits-'
truly sorry to have to bits adieu to you
ter Ip Clinton, airs, John Walker; and
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and yours, but yet We did not fully
a sister at Sterling, Alta., Mrs. Marius
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MODEL
THEATRE
realize our loos as' we ill lh that you
were t;ti11 one of u9- though no longer
Ober. The funeral rook place t Tie's-
day t0 Gunton cemetery, by auto,' �C�,'
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with us. Now that yqu ,have formally
Mr. NicDermid taking the service, at
severed your connection with us by
the house here, and Rev, Mr. Anccrson
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PROGRAM
the withdrawal of your certificates of Mettle, minister in Clintoir, 'lilts'
membership, we appreclite the fact of
Layton, being a Methodist, in rdlt$ttir.'
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For weak May 10th to 15th
the separation in its fulness, and, be-
and, while able taking an, active, tN-,
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cause weld tw$ egI..we .cannot allow
terest In church matters. Tile p ll-
bearers
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MMoeda and Tuesday
onday y
your- do &a. -Co pass without ex- were three sons, John, Jaied'
and dioberk
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prrbefng,, $ 4'`l i'fifis resolution,
and a son -In-law, tile.
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
our feelings of good-wiil and esteem.
George liflich. Among those present
.aim
`RNID-
of triendshlpt and of brotherly regard
at the funeral were Gtr. and Mrs. Ge'o:
BENNETT
and affection. lloflich; Mr. and Mrs. John Walker -
You were • for over' thirty years con-
two grandsons, Samuel and John ifo-
IIN
nected with the Egmondville congre-
bich; nephews, Mr. John Hillen, of
ttLaW Men"
�od,oYotfnma festeedo at dens long Per-
Detroit and Mr. (;co. \Vallser, of, 11dfo'n;
C
nlrres, Mrs. Kerr 'and airs. Arvhttiald*
of
p practical
interest in f welfare—as shown by
from Seaforth,; and the following, re -
your presence regularly In the House
latives of Mr: LAyton's from Clintgrf,
Sixth Episode of
of God on the Sabbath, and by faith- Mr, and airs. Fra4- Laxton, Mr. and
fully supporting and encouraging the airs. Fred Pepper, air. and airs. (.c
"Adventures of Ruth"
Lord's work. For almost twenty-five
Layton and MI!;s Pepper; and, of
years of this period„ you have been a
course, the Sons from Detroil. and Al,
valued member of our Session—by the
gonac and Mr, and airs. Walker and
71faithful
discharge discharge of those duties de- Miss Lva Walker, of Goderich. A large
Wednesday and Thursday
volving' upon you as an elder of the number of beautiful flowers , were
A GOLDWYN SPECIAL
church, approving yourself to us your
Placed on the casket by surruwing
DRINK A GLASS
It, llow-elders, and to the congregation.
members of the family.
OF REAL HOT {NATER
6ERALDINE FARRAR and
\our sound :judgment, consistent
Christian rx,nduct, unflinching adher-
AMONG THE CHURCHES
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
once to the truth of the Gospel and t(
LOU TELLEGEN
what you conceived to be' your duty
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The Mission Band and Sunday gchon`
Hong vv ith mn,w•ercin4 loyalty to your
of tit. Grorge-'s church are preparing
Says we will both look and feel
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minister, are qualities which were an operetta to be given snnm' time thi.'t
clean, sweet and troch
t,a "
flame of the Desert
highly appreciated by both Session
and l:ongrrgation, and w•tiich Rained
month. Watch free xnnuuncrment o.
dal(
and avoid illness.
for you our esteem and affection.
IV,, miss you from our Sabbath ser-
Victoria est. \fr t.hndibt church, Fun-
FARRAR'S GREATEST PRODUC
.e,, from the ,rs inn meetings and
day May 9th, Mother', Day: Both
sanitary scienco has of late made
TION
fro m the pra}er-m,, rinses in vvhirh
morning and evening services, also th(`
rapid stride, with results that are of
ynur ability to lead In prayer wap
;unday school shall be' in keeperz
untold blessing ro humanity. The lat-
A Drama of the Sahara and r,ne
s"('h a help, and, as vvr feel thus our
%%•fill the. spirit of Mother's Day.
eat application of Its untiring research
Woman who defied the Desert Tribes.
"Thr Hope of John's, rin,pel" and
1s the recommendation that it Is n'1
See "Picturesque Old Egypt, ' the
"An Invitation to the, Willing" will bre
necessary to atten4 to internal sanitn
'Mystic Cradle of Civilization."
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the themes at the Baptl,t church next
lion of the drainage, system of thn ho
also
Lord's Day, Thelbihl,• school at 3
man body aF It to to the drains of th(:
A PARAMOUNT FLAGG COMEDY
Fresh Goods
promises to be of especial Interest
The }'nUng People meet at g o'clock.
Louse,
Th(wpe of I:y %% ho .-r, nreuFt ,nl, •1 to
feel (1,111 and heav i where v e arise,
'Romance and Brass Tacks
A meeting of the Ministerial Assn-
splitting hPadaehv, stuffy from a cold,
ciatlon will be'+ held on Monday, Ma>
foul tongTiv, npuly breath, acid send
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10th, at 2 p. m. in Vfrl"ria St. Mellon-
arb, can, lr.0vad, I`( •I sq fres', :rA n
THURSDAY NIGHT
Olives
dist church. Rev, \ir. McCormick, of
Rlyth, will introduce a discussion On
daisy by ol,( nlnr, :Le altile( s of ilii -ys
flnsbinn out the
'.How to Rest Use the \tan Power of
tem earn mornine and
whole of the Iniornal polsonooa rear;
y
Soldiers Memorial Fund
all sizes
the Ghurrh."
leant nintier.
Eycr)'nne, %virlh(r allin'•. Ork or
Elkhorn Cheese
Divine worship morning and evening
next Sunday in Knox church ,,-nducted
well. ghonid .a(h w rnhle b'fore
breakfast, drin a Cl. sa of r, al hot
•f
by the minister. TIUes or sermons, 11
.
Benefit
a. m., "Woman's widening servire."
anter with n t, ap; cx anal of lit"estrnp
all flavors
p. m., "Second-hand religion." Sun-
Phn,phnfr fn it to ;I 1, f o ,rhe slum
EXTRA
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day school and organized teen -Gar
and adult bible classes at 3 o'rlock
"ch. Inver :111.1 l(' ,'1t +1' per . 1(71'154
day'n Indigrt+tll'r ,•.;Is,+ •, s•uv- h l , nn( l
Highland Dancing and Bagpipes
H] Q -Lite
P�
poisonous to,- -ii lh':s !r ne!TlV,
The Gdllerieh Orchestra
The annual meeting of the Quarter-
ly Board North
swertenin•- ,.tA ,, i, !'irq +he entire
and
Dainty unCh
of street Mothodist
church was held on Monday evening.
01mentary rv.nat hrfnrr, ,n•tnl,^, more
food into It,,, rro•,,.t,:1 'I I,r aet on of
Mr, Harry Long wag reappointed re'•-
hot wat(r : rl l Jr r erne ! !,rt 1phste on
Frilay fled Saturday
cording steward. The financial state-
an empty r ;" I a,'T li v. ovdr rfnlly In
ment for the year endhag April 30th
I iIgorntin^ it ,'tae^ o'r' all the sour i
" a New
"Inf-of
Seal us yavr next orler
was a very satisfactory one, showing
ivin for con p
g l5'g gregat10Da1 t1rpOAr, of
ferment at in! -, v I., s. R^i I" a;A ar1.111
d pod Flora nue n e',1t••t ll•I al ; ci (A for
Geode
p` 8.40, an increase Of $6,70 over th„
breakra.t• \l i.:le yo r n' • en n> Inc
WWI
zlehvered
Year, Expenses for foe
year were $4975.0(3, leaving cash sur-
your hreakfart the pI,n:pt,nsed hot
water fs q„1, fly rstrartlnq a Inrr, col
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plus on hand of a25 Z1. Thr, Increased
+imp of nn'er frn•n the 1,1 ,u'f .iud ert
LEWIS sF. nicK, pretlellts
TRY OURSPECIAL COFFER
contributions for Caflgrefrational pur-
tont: rcu,ly for n thnrv:�, Purling of
I o'.11 fro, in,l le orettrw
stir
Ill 90 along With Increased mla-
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HURNA' TALEAUE
slonary g(vings, and the total raised
for the I1orWard rloveMent
' he r.i'.Ilnra of p(•oplt• R1, - ere Soli .
,reef v 'h ronprlt'ntion, hf!twia eta+!+r,
its
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was $7,320
The reports of the v111'lotns organlza-
lions in the church Will be
oilo•,;AeF ,a','e, rbpnmp:,c =tiRnesa
r,hr•p who LavA prillow sRInv, hlnoA I
`$Il billon 'fife''
r►�lr
• A. HO
HOEY
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EY
preolent,•d
at the annual th6dcongis thurcl meeting
$tw lttathadiat Clinrch
,llcnrrterx rend alrkly rompl•4tort� aro ;
n�grd In Fpt a tfunrter poimd of lime
servient
FInno phosphate from the drug storo
Starting Am "A New Live of
t� yyy +�
Phase ■/o The Square
next SO"` will be y rollows: 1t
10 Q-11., 0111,86 ,, Mlsgion Band and
Thfp %ID cost very little, bot fp aufe
cunt to make anynne a pronounceel
11,11en N Club. The club tnple, ••flow
ernnk o i the subject of Intnrrn+ rar.
•
can we help our h, me and foreign
hating.
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Keyser
4toves
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*.a, to 6 p.m., Satll> ;pp �+ gill. I Sll�r
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Perrino
010voifs
Early if -„I sss!W
SCOTCH STORE
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
Floor Govep.ings and Window and D
Drapes
Rugs For A I l Rooms
A specially fine assortment of Rugs, in Tapestry, BrusEelette, Axtuillster,
Brussels and Wi!ton almost all sizes uow in stock, atilmost reasonable prices.
Congoleum and Linolettnt Rugs iu most lovely carl)et designs 3x3, 3x312
and 3x4. Very moderately priced.
Floor Oilcloth 85c sq. yard
z yards wide in first rate designs of tiles, blocks and floral Linoleums.
Li noleu ms $1.50 sq. yard
All ideal faoor covering conies four yards wide verN- 1_hol,e desibus and
(,lost dui able quality.
Window Curtains and Driapes
The finest and best selection we have ever shown very choice curtains iu
Voile, Scrims Nlargnisette, Lace and Swiss. Prices front Aa.; 5 a pair tip to
xiz.00 a pair
Curtaining by the yard in Scrim, lrlarquisette, Nottingham Lace, Voile
and Nladras in White, Cream and Ecru, also fancy colored nets in floral aur.
bird designs. Prices rangitlg from age a yard to $i.,so a yard.
A splendid assortment of Chintzes, Cretonnes, Casement cloth japestries
and Velours in all the newest designs and colors.
We cordially invite you to come and inspect these goods before purchasing
elsewhere, you will find the quality good and the prices right.
Before leaving the store we would ask you to take special notice of the
Bargain Tables on the wain floor.
One table is devoted entirely to remmants of all kinds, comprising:—Dresss
Goods, Voiles, Musliu, Prints, Flannelettes, Curtains Materials etc, etc.
Aenother table is well filled with ladies lisle hose of a very fine quality'
present values beiug 6oc a pair. All being cleared at 25c a pair, while they last'
Summer Dress Goods are being displayed on other tables at old vaines'
fully 25 per cent. less than lrrecent prices.
Orders by 'Phone or Mail Receive Our Best and Prompt Attention
'Phone 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Phone 56
1
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 3O Years
Always Clears
the
Signature of •
D
I The New U
d
Decorating
Store
West Street o
n l L,,, of
a Glass
I;rv,.,;n,l t;' iia. \I,I vera err. O
li If , , , re, blinking of 'i., I g
D a„ t
Decorating a
this a l nn uv and 'e' a
n F;vri )N,; nn eahmate.
ll
n I Cuthhertson no
count with the Bank of Hamilton,
and you will be surprised to find
crslc�` i how quickly your savings accumu-
late.
BANK OF HAMILTON
GODFRICFl BR %\f'11,
A. J. MCKAY, MANAGER
Attractive-- Spriing Footwear
-t r 1 ,, e ' , I r �r•a a c0lo%%ing of ton late•. t.
la IK•.' 'l," 't ., It till(! o Ir I.r. i{1(,II 1'
tIit \IAT' 1t,• in11'e vour rnglwi tMh
1\ .1,4 'A, Oxfurols. r u;,;' fr, in
.,t.xllllu
+ Fare dllllh finest from $41 .i0 to `31 , Of
.i, : - I .t,e l;, ,r •t, an(d nxfc id vie ! ate 'I,,• ltin ' iii, t.
:c, quality an(] linen - —
';e.t ember this is whern y ,u ret I i.i;(t� .n f:' I.• r \York
Our slops it "All round atisiaction"
HERN' S BOOT SHOP
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HOLY CARPET OF EGYPTIANSI
the s+iered palanquin, s:ec'ret••s the h"
the Mh•nwrial Fund hhow• at lire Model
(
'FLAME LAME OF THE DESERT,'
' alled carpet and thio Is carried nn
I'heatru next Ttnirhday evening wilt
the backs of two camels. Nine hun-
retract.• prrs!'nt wime at box offlec of
Every season for years before the
dred Hlndoos and Arabs appear in the I theatre and recelve a vvar lax ticket
great war, tourists went to Cairo to'
great procession, as well as Englibh free.
witnr,s the procession of the hot y'• cavalry officers and native orohestras I •
carpet or Mahmal and the several day,
flying d,•rcishea, elephants and Jori It's difficult for a stout woman to
of ceremonies which followed its sup-
k~`4. get away from *olid facts.
Closed jVurney to Mee,•a. A replica of
Persuns buying tlekel, outside fortIt a wonion has lit)other reason for
this same lzreat procession is shown In
to a man she dors it junt because
the latest Goldwyn picture, "Flame ul
—
the Desert," which will be shown ret
ESTJ►> "SHED 187
the Model Theatre Wednesday and
Thursday, May t2 and 13. Geraldine
Farrar and Lou Tellegen are starred
In this photoplay.
The holy carpet is Ifact no carpet
(,ANY people fail to save because
o
at all but a portion of the hanglnR,
taken from the tomb of Mohammed at
l�l
0/R71 the they
Mecca and 'tient from Cairo each y,:tr
amounts which are
Milt
long
a able to put to one side seem to
on a pilgrimag, of prayer and
,,uplv3wation. A square tram^, hunts
them too small to be worth saving.
In heamtirul tapes,lrw, and known as
Make a trial. Open a deposit ac-
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 3O Years
Always Clears
the
Signature of •
D
I The New U
d
Decorating
Store
West Street o
n l L,,, of
a Glass
I;rv,.,;n,l t;' iia. \I,I vera err. O
li If , , , re, blinking of 'i., I g
D a„ t
Decorating a
this a l nn uv and 'e' a
n F;vri )N,; nn eahmate.
ll
n I Cuthhertson no
count with the Bank of Hamilton,
and you will be surprised to find
crslc�` i how quickly your savings accumu-
late.
BANK OF HAMILTON
GODFRICFl BR %\f'11,
A. J. MCKAY, MANAGER
Attractive-- Spriing Footwear
-t r 1 ,, e ' , I r �r•a a c0lo%%ing of ton late•. t.
la IK•.' 'l," 't ., It till(! o Ir I.r. i{1(,II 1'
tIit \IAT' 1t,• in11'e vour rnglwi tMh
1\ .1,4 'A, Oxfurols. r u;,;' fr, in
.,t.xllllu
+ Fare dllllh finest from $41 .i0 to `31 , Of
.i, : - I .t,e l;, ,r •t, an(d nxfc id vie ! ate 'I,,• ltin ' iii, t.
:c, quality an(] linen - —
';e.t ember this is whern y ,u ret I i.i;(t� .n f:' I.• r \York
Our slops it "All round atisiaction"
HERN' S BOOT SHOP
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