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totem- of,' yletoria Street itultTe
bilitil 'iv04. 00401;›, held on. 'Men-
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464hireittlelial' Young Votlile.s
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tvi* vit/1 ;t,.___Vvm P. 1).- W.
f ' I'llittlxit -.SC Paptist churclt
*cif* is 'Welt444.0*4 to e' Wig
aAlaiehle, 'AttetMlied the gathering
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-14Orie Moo.hoUu, pre3l-
t, of th4 ettple's7'Seciety. was
dsftrge 1r -the service and cordueted
hz.'AO efacient ',and cePalte manner.
: '"Thtt 15POAker was 4ntredgeed by Rev. s,
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,11%.,' IROhlhfi*. liestor of Odderich SaPtiat
',. .0lieeenehe .w.he • was reeponsible for ,brinftz
brr- Zietnall to address the° Meet.
• , 4r, \ Zienten raddreesed 4 4 inilar
feleethig, here three years ago. •
ovate gaite =tamed to 'the bur,
.•411a0t that men bear,"' said the Speaker,
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,Ilamillon. $1. Phone 208
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Anneal DOA/lents $2.00 per $1000.
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EYE COMFORT .
• tans • modern eye service'. alte
• realize that every ease- is differ,'
•*Pt, and requirec:letdivillhat at --
1;1140n ..w..411. _lei.oder2.1,...e.galliment,
Eyes examined and glasses fitted •
• at reasonable prices.
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A. L. COLE, R. O.
Optometrist and Optician
7 years serving the people of
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Eyes Examined -Glasses Fitted.
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burdens tU •slnk in upon you.
Are,the kInVa, burden.
Xsalah.- tells us the gaina hIng44)014.
00, 1)0 you not opp0o0 Oed* Our -
:den is- illeriaeed every time' there
isdla-
barnlony In the 'world or In the Ina..
vidual?. Do yOu not feel that every one
of ue, on oceasion, 13 addhig.'W-:,the
14040 et, 3-e0.,, The *000k -that .00d
bears eras Oaaed, Ws US ca.The
eet-that a lather, s00, Or, ar daughter
fototot to !POO Ws eheeS:',Iierrore enterfng
the Nose 'doesn't lighten the burden
'Any and the fact that we terget doesn't
lienten 0-odle,-Ourtiens.
- We ail Rriow what we thnk of, a son
',Whole not '00,01cfUt--te. •
',tondo, what- 'Cled-litrdrs'of men and
won* who 4ro. aiol.-„-gratefal- 0 w
grateful for • the tpoptiniensto of
OeSoa2 neePle are grateful why Is
the work .of the church .languishing?
Why ,are so few •people In the house oI
C.,*od on 'Slender . Why Oh the mission
boards'. of be elnuche.s have to make
*Ives to 'get , young peOple to take up
tins •work? 'WhY do Young' reepiela
Societies Anait ilifilcult to 'get .raembers
to work ort the devetienol committees?
I wonder if that Mgratitade. does not
add imMeasuitibly to Goa's burdens?
Supposing one of the cliselpieS' harlconie
siting. and piled an added burden onthe
Cross of Christ. You would say, 'What
ingratitude 1" -
Some of our prayers must burden
Clod. We are. busy Confessing to Hint so
many sins o.f our own that we are pray-
ing only for ounielves, Inatiad, Of' Wait,
Mg for Ood to guide Ua WO 40 Olong In
our own- wayand when w, come to e
6.1r
Ar4(4---,!tge-4,49-j4leiv7Iia'
in, who 'AtiatheS sin unspeakably, Was
made to be. S1n on- our behalf."
.Stanetbatts \we bole .with• tender Pity,
pow families or houselicgds ...whero
there is a rhild whose mental 'develop-
ent has been arrested. I Wonder if
he grief of such, 'parents -Is herir.om-
arable to the grief of Clod, who sees
o many of Ws hildren with an ar-
estecr spirivual development. 0 1 the
urden that -God bears because 'ofour
ignorance, narrowness, stupidity and
ack of ,growth 1 •
•-•%Reagiory a practical• thing.
letistieutereeverseeteto- daily •- life; you
an ioek it. up after'attending chureri
n Sunday and let it go until the next
Telc. We lnue get under the
'here Is a. breath -taking itletr expres-
d by Paul, who eaid, "We can 1111. up.
hat whiph is behind with the eheler-1
nge..of tehrist.:- christ wasn't here long
ough to, bear all the burdens. We
tcarry acme. Don't yoii think, if
,oul let thfs" thought wing its Way into
our heart, if You take it to your work,
our office, your school, 11 can shore
oti,s burclei.," Ohat it would be a mar-
ellous \thing. . '
"Thomas a Keirtpit said, "Jpsus had
any lovers of Elm Surely Ile hath
orne our .griei, carried our sorrows."
all his afilletibus• he was afflicted
et ,thanks • be to' God- for liis unsur-
as:A. ble gift."
Bev. A.2E. Maorbouse, ,pastor of • the
hurth, tinuilted the spealter;-. f07
nelne.ss •in coming ,to addreee-4h
citing people.
Assisting in the service were Mr.
oorehouse, Miss Marjorie Prouse, Miss
uriel Moorhoure and Rey. S. R. Me -
lung. .A. trio, Misses Muriel *car-
ouse, • Helen-tutli and- Pearl Roope,
ang- pleeeingly. TheY were aeceth,
anted by Miss .Ivfary ivicKinivert.
• CREWE'
Feb. 2i.1 ---141r., ad Mrs', jno.
att, Cecelia and Bill, spent Saturday
ith friends of Gathis
111ir4 Harry Middleton was In Luck -
ow for the week end.. -
Mr. and ,Mrs,. irerhert Curran spent,
enttay afternoon with Crewe friencils.
Mr. and Mrs. John.plpatrick and
amity, and Miss Susie Kilpatrick
pent "Monday- here renewing old 'ile-
ttaintances here. .
11.6*. 'toggle Gatiley who spent the
ast month at Mitehell returned home
n Sunday,. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Finnigan
pent Tuesday Withfriends iteap
onnybrook.
Mr..Orville Durnit spent a day List
eek in Chatham.
-4tmwte„ tett, -22r.- tolin -troski.r.
elitratforder NormarlEteltOole-' -ape*. -the
k -end at the -home .cf, his parents.
Mi. and lettie. Atafiriond rhungah;
heater and Louisa, spent Sunday even,
et the home of Mr. Wilfred Drell»
an . • e •
(r. 'John. Mertin spent .the weekeerid
his ,lionte in the north boundary.'
.4:late* lami,ber Iti this vitinity,, tape -
the, school thildren, ere laid Up
th bad
IOC Vita. •Ciox/0 Is. spending * feet
eeksvitt lite mother; mrs,
ep*Mr. .IA41E4" Lu
who la ill. .•
cknow,,
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et hiis re*k *or
rittre-.
..Mr.W1fldirmeclitel wit in Toren.
last week attending the ptang shoe
Lyle ditiplayttet%‘,
,CR'04/N L FE INSURANCIWiiieANY 'established.in
'!ith over $110,4)06,000 of Insuranceetn.Porce regutre
ioitts of TIDistrkt Manager or Perth ati4 Hilton
nce not eatjbut -studio
ad ambition to succeed ewatial. To a man
this posthon Will 'bo offered all attractive
pportunitiet for both itattiediate and
tep�e wilt be tre*ted itt struL , confidence,
OPPICE. .8.
DUND1NN0N,- Feb. 22.4-40, and
agre. Aotieriok afacDortald announce the
offikifernent of their only 4aughtv.#
lor,)eris Jean; to '1,Vilfredr kgmere Pent-
land, YowtaOtt $0.1- of UM. ',.,rentland
and -the 14to Pe0t1.340, the mer.
sap to tom .4. 0,4*))t In 4S44:41,
• leis, Heber iedy, theeteas to
WOtielft 4$300100 or the :unite
.Church at the meeting, held at •i4e;
binne 7r,l4sy ,aternon4 'Otte 42 1fl at;•,
tenclanee. The „ANsident, Lrs. &ante
•-Meet
ngjng OX *
OWIlinnet 00lIdutedti
Wine opened ' the-. s
hynin andraYe•v.ofOreil,
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Ptatre.....watiread
A(KenzIs)r1 --The- ;Iwo). u read
by the 4eorotitrY tMe1411e hibern,
WOO '-aPlereve,de .40# :calf:Wae.retioatieik,
The.busintee section ' was eiraoskeem-,
ePledely_.,„Ope.uplett.,..by making Orange:.
?Mute for t1e Mother anti, .Daughter
Panquot to be tiSIA march 1.0tti;:.
G. C. 'Treleaven fevered with an Iristru-
mental plant*. solo*, 4k•
ehapter eroni the ettiely Wok,."Steigar
ship for All of' Lite," WaitvigiVeit by Miss
cella Fentlind, Mrs. 0. C. Treleaven
read a paper on "Prayer," The •eneet,,
ins' closed with the ,4ened1040#'andtea.
was then served., •
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The
third of a Oriel of Progresalire
croklnole oartiei, sPonsOted•'-hY' 01/le*
,fabhon Lodge, NO, .614,
bliXt In the ledge rePlneJlnI•
evening, With a ',ScOd atten4#40,,tweiv,0
tables • ,being in..peagaa.** Mrs. Lorno
Johnston ,wen the ,,,,-lAdY/s prize, , and
William WOW*, Jr., the gent* -PrIee,
viiilee-conSeletioirtP,rieeseirewere-eawarded
to-AlbettwAki1te4.43/00,=$...,
former ,receiving 4 ticket on the. ret.'s
satire bedspeead and pillow being made
by the ;members 0244.- L.
on Which ticket.t. Are to be " sold. The
door prize' wai.-eaPtured by Miss, cora
.00pert. Mirs -41,rancgs. • lMontgomery
favored With 's4ne -readings.* as elso.4111
• Walter •D1ckaton4 A. "Donny
spelling Match' In **War 7thi•voweis
were given in 'he sign lenguage, ,vtras
Captained by Mrs. Lorne Johnston and
Graham Pinkney, with Mrs. .I.ohnston'e
'fide being teoelithried as ,winners. ''Lunch
was served at. the ceise and a eilvex
collection was taken. A similar even-
ing :being_ an tleipated,...ine e fOrtnighl.
The man-' • friends of Mrs. Shadreck
Rivett will be zorry to learn ofher ill-
ness from ma prevailing epidemic -et
heavy colds :She is being attended 137
Miss Vtrixiiiifred 'McClure, Reg, N. It Is
hoped that she may epeeduy recover.
• A large num:bar of people front the
Township of Ashfield, paid a final
tri-
bute of respect to a mu:Oa-hived nativs
of the townehip and foriner resident ot
Dungannon, in the -mson or Mr. vele.
ham Labe, when his funeral was held
frora 'Knox eresbyterian church, ceode.-
rich, on Monday afternenra. •
to by a verse Vont .0;mipture 0201441 -jib&
tile Nord tirever,te
Mr. Wilbur Brown, president, occu-
pied /the chair on Thurscia'y afternoon
when Mrs. Burton Routh, was hostess
of the. Worzen's institute. The 'roll call
was a display of -valentines, .Mrs. A.. A.
mexenzie read a paper on the origin of
Valentine's Day and Mrs. Richardson
lave a resume of Current Events, pre -
Pared by .Mrs. Lorne Tvers, ',who was
bb to he present. A neWLinetheti
of damning° was Oren by Ura., -Charles
• which: owing- iter1t prat1ca1
Value, the ladies ,found quite interest
Sficteen enleyed the hospitality of
ithe ladies in ()barge or the lunch; they
were 1Srsli. W. R. Stothers; Mrs. °harks
tiprisram and Mrs. J. D. „Richard:mei. '
-DUr1ij the winter • months even
crow adds variety' to 'life and the flrat
to be seen in this Vicinity was seen
few dab ago by Mr. Chas. Congram.
The first of a series of Lenten ad-
dreseis, with. Slides:- showing tpieturea
taken' cis the British Columbia 'COaet in
connection with anitsion Work, VAS gilt.
en on Thutsdiy • evening by Mr. Rick-
ard, curate of the Asigibean !Church.
Similar 'addresses will be ' given too*
Thursday , evening doting the Lenten
season.
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The ,I3.Chool.. Literary toelety met on
Friday afternoon * when the folldwing
progriun was • presented', amg, ,d,"The
Maple vest rarevera, by "he tehocke
ritiditigii, ;lied. toting and Harold
Er-
rington; song by 4un1ot roOm."0,Aninml
Crackers in My soirp;" re:Whiz: Morris
Currie; Plafte tolO,,Xrls Rivett: song*
'Primer CIAO; The V. S", S. No. 8 "Ex-
press" ',(ilio *afoot 'paper) by • Antta
SteVeixte piano ts010. Ettetbelle Webhter;
reading; Gerald Mr*: ople,Oating
contest, by 'Settler roeM puplls, Won by
Robert MehtgenterY. Valentines were
dietribined. 'before, the meeting-, closed
with the National Autt,tett.
rarniere,smat of here in •014ho ,TowrishiP
it -West Nitawertosh *re faced
teriotur°- toi.edo-abotite-deer
ithieh:* are ritiaging. .their litIds, of
Wheat. In a stroll over hLi farm One
Sundsy, Beson Finnigan counted - as
blank as fifty deer leisurely grazing an
lielde of the - 'neighborhood.
owing to the toft weather 4his Winter;
conditions. are more setioile, as the
ground putiehed full, of holes. as well
as having' the too eaten. off 0.,,he *heat
itithard- Vruce Were
went visitoti in WOW:
LOCAL MAttICI&T PRICES
Etta **1.4 thickbo, itoiantitthtt
same, but hogi, irittok-sett
well At cattle d veal, &mint the
week. .
liens oiter 6 pettritis
lions .4 to% 'pounds: • * 6 0'1.;1.
lent•iander 4 "Poundit
Eggs, grade A.,, large *4„*...,* 41 4 4 1,
Med:Wm *'* 1,*
Hoge,, ovi,.$7,75-48',10
Beef, cwt........4**0-4
Butte. i)or
Ott pound.........
4
Wbeat *$ :4 0
00$ *
bort
eople's
Union. early one hundred at down
to .the t hien When the St. Valentin
Idea was carried- 0.0 n 00110
*painted place ,oards, andbovrlito
apples, ;oodles.; orope; papei hand
eU041404Q*11100"1131e210,t.s'7, !r1:11:°out the zec'
After:. all '144 doze just th
aupper t a...program of Waste
an1..'..toaste Werfeees!fo 'OA „Aer:'" Toaa
the toast to`"Our Wid''COOP•01.'
;later Rev. II. i
Wright; proposed
11he.response to, this, was thei
of the• ITatiOnatiAittlieni.: •d• ,0C)
Canada," totatitt0;.fOur-, Church
nd-;„ oting 100
- Mr...Our/du,.
to by11,W,, Wilson•Woo, who gaire-tke
sone prepared by the 'president',
Maio Isobel jiMmr ilere, Who ,Waabsent
owing t0 illne\sa.-That.40,"Qur, UtUre
,liottentalterar,'Naathe tpaett,00Pvel.d:
by Mr. . 1V4-'ftico andreSpontleti to
by Mr. itithard ,i'ireatherhead; Rev4
:Wright, proposed a tdeat to
ur..Gueste.',', Xn XespOnee, to this,
Moore, president Otz.0;0112.4,e
ings from tliAt Society,'and lar. Geo.
Taylor, ‘iieeisideht:',' 04110,0,100 Prei.
t he 'niembers of NOrth. Unit -
o ed
.Chtivab evening Auailiar$, heard a
aplettlidi address, in *hick conditions-,
wat,torn PeniltrY
described, 'when
Knox opeke On the subject of "Spain
."t 'Tbe, leeturO.reonl:. Of the; church. was
;used for the presentation of 44P *lc.-
'Peaerihing the .geographical
.,bYtery
ot
of the, Yount People'sslinitirt,,While an
- address. 'of- appreciation - and kg0.4
tifiehie was read.))Y;Mr. terneWeeds;
•A very enjoyable and protitable,
vicia.hrooght to close .by the
singing of "Blest be the Tie • that
Rinds." . •
ve.ant address. To
I the task of pro-
0'1'191-diee te
_Oster rep1194.
.ittersersed with
by Mrs, E.
s Vera ler, and ,Mr.
ding; by• Miss Geneviove
chureli; duet by Me3-
nd.:Earl., Gaunt; and
-10-Mr.-7Gebr•Stitift:
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'-r, Gee. iStua
poiiig the toast to
ich 'Wm Dorine
/Mega IOANkt were
communit
W. Rice,
Meehrie: r
Att
dente Andr
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Miller, WHO, leaves this weels Cool-
mence the Western ii0§Pt
To*ntet,'•WaS.PreSehtecr • with. --et
BibIe by Miss; ye:ra Taylor, on behatf
1V6Iss Irene Weeds of Waterloo ane
Neily Tedd off ;Steatforsl _wire
'W-Oili:wrist-iii-sitici4 rat 'their 'limes.
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MSS Dorothy -Miller left On Mond ay
for Toronto where she will enter the
Western Hospital as a nurse -in -train-
ing. ,
'The regular meeting of. the Y. P. t.
was held on Sunday evening with "the
Iluatlets" in charge, and .,With Mr. W,
A. Miller presiding„ Miss Net- ea
Weatherhead read the Scripttire. les-
son and Cuyler Rainage gave - the
Bible Character en 'Sampson." Th,?.
topic; "Thd Charm • of the English
Bible," was taken by Mr. -E. W. Rice
and the discussion was led by/ Stantey
Todd. Miss Jean ,Thott played a &are-
ing piano solo, '
,GODE100,U4lEbeArilb.,2 ---
and Mrs. 'Ed,
their neighbor S ,to--4-4:eirehre Party on
Friday evening, •
Mrs. RobP'„, MM.Iliater, Mervin and
Mrs. Carl $5werby•WOrOut London on
Sunday 'visiting Mr. Alvin McAllister
who.,is again u . patient: at Victoria
Hospital, .
Alvin McAllister is again 4 Pailent
in;Victoria Hospital, London, ,redetv-
frig further treatment for his injuries.
gka, Carl Sowerle4iMrs. Robt. Me -
Allister and Mervin MeAllitter , were
in London on ,Surichii
Jean McAllister visite,d. her friend,
'1,3etty Fuller over the week end..
Mr. and Mrs. Prodl6teCtillough • nnd
falnihr Of Goderich spent the Week
end at the, home of Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
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The regular mooting of the Young.
Peoples' 'Union will he Atokr on Friday
evening, at _Victoria St* parsonage,
'Oederich. A:11 young Pitople are eor.-..
dially invited.to attAmd this meetlfig.
* OWtliff to the )ad weather on Sun-
day, the congregation at 'Union was
small. The pastor, Rev. A. X, Moor,
honse delivered a helpful sermon font
the text, "I am CrueVied,with
nevertheless r Livel, yet net I, nut
Christ lived' in mei and the life which
now live in the flesh ,/ live by ;the.
faith of the Son of Goderrho loved Mei
and gave himself for me." '
--Irispector--E;10;:nroietifii•L'-'patt Jii
visitto &Mel ofiliranditA
_ Wherreadies' Aid 0, *PM Church,
fraylorle Corner wilf-Ateet at Mrs.; Roy-
•ChaMber's en Wednesday, ,March 3rd,
at 2 p.m.. .
-Mn. Jones: "And bow does your
men like his new broken"
beenable to
Jure of the oonntry,•Xxs,ltrioX. told of
AMA:tread' fabie.lands, the great chalk
pow -capped cliffs,t0. s u nttl):1414,1:101ceStbai.i,dthyerefropli4d,
fe0Pied.wi4.:SPaniarde*and P
gese., the -travoliti7fin andlY
type Of People but who take offeme
io;),Ililitetlhigh.idtddenprovocationbpuptliaho?uitAr 0-utivrir.
Theii love.of gay, swinging, inteeie
and vtivAtt
ih
Spain has lost Many coloniee,,, that
cnce bolstered her prowess among the
powers of Europe. The ,ancient. Greeks
knew of Spain and their'earlY otiltnee
and appreciation of artis, evidenced in
much of the architecture ' of the ales
of:Spain. A cede oX10/0viraS one Of
the f°0* commendable results of,the
000 'Year regime oti .the • baCkware4,
cruel Goths,' With successive
eon-
qucsts her Arabs, • Assyrians, AgYV-
tiane and Moors, Spain' prominence
and enviable- position physically, grew.
in importance, The Alahmbra and the
4-5,te of Justice sta:nd today, moan-
Inenta tt) the degret to , wtilek the arts
were developed - by- ilieSe7", -peoples."
ar•YaliteA.e:VelitellieTereowned--974efeale
'iDon.eluixOte and the paintings of
Murilloiinor Valesquez are furth-ez...
"Contributions that Spain has made to
the *rid of4art.
e •
With the coming of the abaolu.te.
ureequegT.Senonta
-With lier inalitilla"iiiirVilliant-SWirl.•'
ing skirts, disappeared as did the ro-
mantic toreador, his steel guitar and
Inelodie songs and were lost forever ill
the hum4druin, labor of 'factOTY .404
field. In fifty provinces 'may be found
as many different aspects of life. ene
espringinginto.lifetor :the, reptiblic-hadir-
a reaction that shattered the,stability
of the country and left the. people
amazed and wondering. Political par-
ties sprang up everywhere.
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cause of the diastase it, con.
tains, • When 'You . are tired .ima
weary take"Ovaitine, If picks
Now, once beautiful Spain stand,
war-torn. and weary, her people -be-
wildered, her cities a shambles and
her great chalk cliffs sheltering the
terror-stricken. souls that grudgingly
-
left the ruins that once were home. .A
certain leis,uee Class had gained con-
trol of the wealth Of, Spain and sud-
denly when peasants and middle clase
people found the strain btoo'Much,
• found that they could no longer pro-
perly provide for their families they
revolted* and the pent. up hatred that
had been berning and welling up in
their" hearts . fordecades suddenly
burst forth with that passion which
ean Only be illustrated by at, infuriabr.
ed (and oppressed people.
_____.!!Iviokrule_iS -never sane," declared•
the, qieaker, placing the history of .
France and Russia beside the present
day conflict that -is being, carried on ,
in, Spain. "The people • Of Spain Are
demanding a better way Of living. eer
people know, by means .of radio, the
privileges that are being permittei
the Middle classes otother countries.
They are asserting themselves in their
oatiss. • • •
Mrs: gliox claimed that tertnatV AUBLItig
and Italy. Want to see the' rebels -suds-
teed in *Spain haulm it will /nolo AUBURN, Feb. Mc -
an opening'forepanting firmly dict- Kenzie was called to Toronto on Fri-
terishiptand a Nazi or a Faseest form day by the death of his son-in-law,
of -government. "Britaireseqtands ,Qff' Mr. Arnold ,Coad, an ex -service
warning," said the spealter, "means to Whit 'W'ith his wife had been it Viniy
'16.1Spartf settle her own problems, No! led summer.Mr. Coad had been
in -latter What side zivins, whether rebel operated on a Neel; previous for
orleysilist, a new Spain.is- going to herma. •.(4
aanridsevr:
L's hope tOrueidt6wirllml IY0IftWalri 'erler laveptahel frOjaikite heTtheirsetst,tecndm'ewfd tohred-funoi,
her 'people." b.•
Mrs. Chester Johnston presided it nRersednatifofrra;rawhibiCehb!toornek6 p(kliaheislabsrtorttecler:
the meeting And Mit5S'• Esther Hume in-law,. Mr, Archie Robinson, in On -
led in Worship. 'A pleasing' solo. was ton, to Ball's deneetery, where he was
Sung by Iglu Dorothy Greene, who laid beside his wife (Miss Fluker) who
was ageompanied by Mrs. W P. Lane, predeceased him by several years. Mr.
Crawford was 6,7; onif .1iSeais gtrihtthlyeias.tvisiting‘
•
with Mrs. G. L. (Sturdy. •
The Women's institute are holding
octal .ftenint.for ' the inethera. nd
inethee.Forreeter's_liall
on Ottitti (to -morrow) evenitg. Each.
members - is ituolved. toinvite two
others besides her family.
Miss Ruth straAlgbatt spent the
Week end in 'Oederich with her sister,
Miss"Annie Straughan . • •
. Mrs. O. Arnett was Nveeic etid visi-
tor with her diughteriMisa Irene. of
G°de
iMr!icalin'd Mr's, Spencer Irvin and
family .of Ailifield were guests re-
4elizlitm
tlYb.otehretopar7ntst and laro.
w
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mutelt, of -Clinton
spent Sunday with Auburn friends.
Mrs. Mille received word that her
nephew, Wllliam Neadttain,of Merton.
WAS killed' At London op Saturday.
Mr. P. 'Plitetzer is confined to his
bed. it is hoped he Will soon be int.
proving. •
On Tuesday afternoon of this week
the funeral of the late Albert Cala of
Sault .Ste Merle took • plate from
Auburn sitatiott to Ball's -Cemetery,
where he was laid beside his Wife who
a Miss Ratcliff of this vicinity,
Two thildren Are left; .rolin and lent,
,who reside at the $00f
•The Cooking Cams have begun
again under the leadership of Misses
.1,tstth ottrinnuightibeiatepst;dr;Etlheott7eorroiVItollsteotr,
this year.
'Several eases of flu are reported in
this district.
Ilex T. W Mills, patter of the
hyteriart Church hot
*orate a Nairn and Seta.
atinouneettent Ates nutde by Th
Waratio Ta1or While' oonu1ls
stetting service in Itrox
:for CIIILDIttIOS` COUGH,
vmoomo cctuon, and
,spAsgoore CROUP is
Dependable and • 0.
Absolutely aawe
at less cost. • ,
Results good or money back
BUY DRUGS AT THE DRUGSTORE
Campbell's . Lauder's
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•BIRTHS
TEGERT,-In °G. Si M. 'Aespital, Code- at corner of King -
rich, on Tuesday, ..Iteb. 13rd, to Mr.
am), .
' and Mrs. Walter Ti,gert, a daughter. Street. and the Square. Por
.. , •
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partictuars Limo' Z. .F. E. IXIBBERT.
Phone t67.
• . DEATHS
.p.14.Wf8ZT,---4t_Br4ht,on jAnUitrlf 14th,
RateiteY, ou his ntivbirth,
day,, • •
LANE. At peiroit, on, -Friday. FehruarY
49th, 1931, William ,Lane, in his 86th
year.
, .
• , CARD OF THANKS
, •
Mr. It.W Wilkinson and family al.
Lcedori, lointerly of Cfotierieh, wish to
thank the :•?iany kind !I:fetid-% for spiv.
pathy eXtentled to them in the, loss of a
• dear' wife and another. •. -0-
A,Yr s. V.' A.
Feb 24.141)
BMr
Edwards lefv-pn Pedal Pespendle• few'
days inARitthentir before reliving foi
the West, where she will visit her.
daughter, Mrs. R. J. Watson of Fair.',
light, 'Sisk.On her tnip she will be
accompanied -by 'Mrs. T4lmer Shear -
down of .ekOderieh4 '
.11!flas Veatheriston and MiS5
*mad Parker who were visiting in
London, returned halms on Sunday.'
Mr. Harold Seetehmer spent the
Week end in London. *
Xiis. D. Smith of Ingersol Is visit-
ing her parents, -Mr, anctMrs. W. W.
inggint4. -
A telephone has been histane4 in
Dr. A. L. 11, MatNeill's off*,
Mr. and. ,Mrs. it G. Mallett and two
Vidren or London spent the Week end
it the home of Mrs. airies Davisun,
ITOLIMVILIE
IXOLMBSVILLE, Veb, 23'e -116s- 3.
IV, Herbert its laid hp with an attack'
"of appendictis. It is 'hoped She will
aoori. be around again.
Mr and Mrs. C. Grey 4f (40tieriOli
visited wlth Mr; ,and Mrs. Miner
Potter on Sunday. ,
Mrs. /One Jervis is visitini, her
sister, 114s. R. Williamson of Itussel
e! •
are buar practising tOr‘
their play which th0'.1htelui 4/0 pre-
sent
March 176. -
Eldred 'Yeo , entertained 'ths
inemberg f Thit W. A. With their
* hands ort WethieSday evening ofl
ht week, *hen an enjoilite oiltnint
A:141V6:1;,'OtItifOrttibi NOM• pri-
vite hoine. Apply 13ox 8 STAR
OPidCE. ex
HELP WANTED
"ivE4N WANED or Itawleigh Route.
Real 014)OrtunItY fOr right man.
We help you get started. 'Write-RAW-
Tri#7.4:f•H'S, .Thept.. Key' NO, ML -217:4).
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'vita WANTED.--liaxe.you a hundred
dollars to lrivettl Share" prOnt.s
with 606 ether successful bueiness men.
Start a modern business ot your own
selling direzt t� couturiers. *Do not
wait behind ti counter. V'ariety' or 200
gnarentee_d necessities. :SELL, then or-
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RISK. NO DEAD 13'.rOOK, NO beavs!
expenses. Great *.peosibilities for active,
-ambitions • Workers. Free catalogue and
BoX. 424 (r); Station "*"
Montreal. /-9
StALE oat Ititzpr.,-Ited brick
house.on Victoria StCet ali cOn-
reinenees. T. It; WALL, Vittoria St.
.• StALED TENOLitS•
TBNDEeRS *AAN•
• Tenders Will be received by c„ E.
met/004h, elerk Tewriehip of Ashtield,
until noon Marth Ath, for crushing and
hauling APPrOxiniately 6,000 yards, work
to coMmenee- net later. than June 14.
-An--.---iseeePtett-olieq-de-forterr-per-ventv--
to attonipany:, tender.-
• • Minn P.DItir Read, supt..
tueknow 7.
MoDONAGIL Clerk,
Lueknow 3.
AUCTION sALES,
A itifiTiOrtt SAL 01 Awn 'SW& and.
On TIMMSDIA:lt, Iiattou '4th, •
• Soca toebthl oredit, 'Ste 31111A, -
10LewtRItik,- ProprietOt
44 WW1,. r:',,A4tion"Oer•
I
A Alcitc014 save • or ,rtritao
omatir and %no. ..'actAtr:riar,
E'lV. on, •
ItmlittecAt, MOOR 4th
Commencing at 1.02
..Cattleo*.ttegistered. Jersey bun, Sul-
titir tiAdtle."14644 .--"bo•rt 6.4uttelar19104;
Registered Jersey, 00*,, reott avo v„sdy
2nd,. *10/1$3„ , beret June lir 19.1 to fresh-
en,„APril Regleterett. &rat,' vowf
Cowslips Dright-,,Otat, e1375, to frethttt
March 14; ..Jeriey 'tow, not reglztered,
born, 1032; t4) freshen March 20; 0040
1,1ereeYet)intr, been June, 020, to ftedien
Muth 21; Otade ;MOO telte bOrtl
May, 1228e to fetishist); lgaY 1; Purebred
yearling oaf; grade yearling ea% •
verses-0yd* ,mate, it year old.
Otalemeattt, Oteei-Bet light Widths:
2‘bets *Able llght, harrieear, set.poiiy
barness; 2 sddeat 2 leidlee beettat
etc.' electide hot*,
" ,hatnetel 004"
lOades of bay;
is; it Milk veils; 2
le; 2 forks; Idiot. •
"ettoirtS;
01.4000,r14