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fan, 44001; la. dead. here, f :get*
•'iaordOn. Drennan, Ashil, ToWnslaiP: 4040'rIch 4,5"oxstAp. ,:uttrott contyl
•maarx, used of veaititainink 'a, atill:•Salti,3-(6 cox was, 62 yors • )40-,,
„or .apzeCi i out Not ViOrglitlOlunkett". et 'Auinirtst ,Oottit and
4tottwas r.s.3e4e04 tqi. win ot' ero. Out.,., are siS-
Vied b idinselt and, 4 friend, Rli5.13tS•t Ifls tera,
caSe wUl bo. '14‘01:A into 'rut
MAYES FOR. 0*ACEB11115P14
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The offices of bath tint. County, -clerk
Ikna the coutitr treasurer have„heeii corn,
*VOW reAtted and in accordance with
the decision of the VOutitY •gouneil at
Its UM.** 060100,,, Besides new :Paitt
and paper, new. egniitirtegt 'hat been
••.2trOided„Air#1.4toi.tt Oill•Oca now look smart
land- biOneaslike;. '
tgo ed Jelittere. •
e warm Weather has ,brOUglit.-Oite
4Whi`ch •ineasing 40. the children.
than usual. The children renort thad
Mr. Wesley Farrow, of Toronto, is in
town this weak renewing acqnaintances.
MTS. Wm. Ti.tem7 and ,ItildXelt, of Ter-
ortto„ are visiting her parents, Mr. And
Mrs. W. R. -
Miss Grace ''Strango.'„Of . spent
the week -end With her eister, Miss Mabel
Strang, Brittunda tRoad. '
Dr. and Mrsl. Reid, of Detroit, and Mr.
and s. Prank in. of Toronto, iris.
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•---Vitnl,'-Staatzel, well 1410Wn PO" PY'4"4*C,7.
Min, who has conducted a cleaning and
OYeiln butline-`4 on. West street for sev-
eral years, ceased operations here On
Tuesday -and left IMMediately for Brace.
bridge where he will ,g0 illte tile same
businelt with, his brother, nebert." His
many friends in; Gederiell are. visiting
him•-"ii"erY- silsf Tit his riielie-vtuttut: -
tiuhing his started earlier this year e01.1.
'the water irt the harbor Is quite Warm
ant the eurraot but cold underneath. The
*river water said by othua to be
"warm as anything Scores of young-
sters have tried out the "swinurtite hole"
'by the C. P. R. bridge. -
• The mountiesarre b town.- -Constable
V. 0. Truseott, Of the Itoyal Canadian
Mounted Police, as • been. Working on a
"
Let Us Clean_
Spiing
_ Jogs of Iao
year tor y -o--)-3,---
-hey'll.look like new'
or--a-nottrei--- sea -germs:-
• wear.
• VROOMAN'S
re,011. Dry Cteaning,--Work
WEST ST.
MOT11ER'S DAY Accidental Death
It .,
O0.114vdT„Yah!)eO, Wrtehg,, ualat r rnr'otiig.bo PloTx
°e,t4It4e.PrVinc14OTrnitloeca•d
• •an1t s 0id recently 44 4*4ttea4,13eittYt
lostch*ti the , -.41* , at the bottoni also be SiMiat,akiisJO,
when he tuned bi t1, to See •PerViees at the, 'Baptist 0hinvh on
•tj1Ze toremioat oU the ,E4itut3 on the PitntiaYi: ".VOLY iOth; will be ),e0h4i1.0ted:by
* • *14. fl4 anded• 'Onl• 'Ina 'head. the .pastor, W. pant. As tenovist,10
nstOn sitirrinati 4OWn to ,,ttelpItttn, *net a.ui.,-.131ble Sheol; 11, a.m., 04301, set..
d ,himnncone.Gratuun. 'yiee, MOdei. 11fothertit ,Xcitai -
*nod Treatt,,,hia fathers 'house ,Pst -then Adv$01.'",, 'suhieet, ‘"The SOprOne
, "
canoe over to see 4010 was &Ivo 05.1
weens them ,they tried ,to revive the , gAeciat germ:cgs' Will be held at 'Vie.
00004 • Malt -*ith' **lei bilt being; itpria s. churl 'Sunday, may 43th.
t� do SO thet. Started off. for a ::10.4k-'itho members of the 'Sunday
doctor, ' ischeel nieet WIt4, the Coagregation
All 40.0tar* ,Were to4t zo they...letUrneti for Mother's .Day ,Service at 3.9.A5....ite.nu •
and SeeurinirtOther assistance (rOm Ed. "speciat programa provided; 1
Whom .,they :sew In his evvfl 'Yaid' 'fathers' service;' ' the Christian Service
• on . Brits** gos&„ they put the 'asH oroup w11,1 lead- the. sex -vice a 'praise;
aVoi man In .the truck, aridstarted for tser*iott by the pastor, '
U"r,wriPtjtiOtIll'-,4141:1;42414-ea*triftt Pknr.Qwzotybloart ..0.1fell;."1,1414daeltmllayQ41hitslit,r4wietlitrbnoiteo::uuretce441,
,the way they cOnsixited:•hixn #441 40,,,b5.the pastor, 'Rev. G. Watts; 'As to)”.*
voitictiONORANcEisiZT45St. -,1:414eY. *17 OI1C1 to tlie lows: 10 a.m. Met's 0101,, sqbject,
- .otrw,p4 where an exanitnatton qulckly otaaireetly • pato, frraining Effect (.101t7„
d11414"4.the /4°6 that' was dead.SP.181We." 1,V,84,ra4 +/Orgh$11 ti•eivi0e.; sun.,
ikhltatOtt. Anitatett that there had. been .•
• 4$ttattfOrd 'Eeaeorl-Herald) 41.0 roy7, nrrtro. joie at. any oze,, Mether's, Day Serviee,
(ley!, or,,J Woman."' 3 p tn., Sunday
New York,' +1010 1. ---"What do you oasis, Evide
nce
•
WJlIrId 0.nabani, caned, as the next
witness*confirmed all that Johnston had
.said so far-. as his connection with the
the
ouatrhitloititi
beel!eereweernmeodin,: matas
wason
Lynn, who stated -that he bad! happened
to look upat the moment ,Gatiley had
fallen and had seen. his feet disappear -
Ing.• nett-traibted* ibent, the.
natter as he was ttgi tar away to know
,Mrs. 04100' On questioning, :admitted
that she had bought a Malt bottle of
think of the NRA?"' We asked 4.1,T...wow.
tatt, general sales manager, of a large
machincT, concern Which had Ite fac-
tories, near Chicago and *lea oftices' on
Vark Ave., New 'York City,
"Not-nthob," be epliedasaccinetlY,
"Up in Canada We undenttand that it
IS leading' yell out of the clepretsfon," we
observed ranter
"Itall right bUt It testing too
Mrs. kasReid, 'East tat, menite poi's -1110'14r' eTp a'great deal, but
rred ribrufa.t..**d. 4ht1ftert. Don' 1. big' businete is Just about wild. You
°tit' '0411s, M..
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lp,ana Tooth easte: ....3
regular" monthly meeting of the
Eureka class of Victoria Glided church
was held at the home of 14,rs..Oliver
Johnston. There were 14 present, one
new member and one visitor. Theclass
decided. to have a bake sale sone thne
In. the • near future, The next: ,clas.s
meeting will be held at the jaome of Mrs:
E. Adams, Newgate street, At the ,close
dainty lunch,-
Services . at Knox Presbyterian church
a and. Donafdr-ot---ltergner-itrsg'hw...-riibbing alcohol front Dunlop's drugknovr-there-ate-sonte-things-whiele-even-t. liartigett-Irefraw-Sor 'h on Sunday, May 13th, will be conducted
,
.1.,,t.. tie_ftatt,,,,drunk, ,n _bilvIrtitrirsen_briet bsY2Ivithee,s.p. aasutodr_ ReT D J Lane as tali
lows: • 11 a.m., ty.c...al Mother's
ore an , e- on e
big business back to its leaders. There There had, been 00 quarrel 'with her' be present... .„/::::::;:Ca:1-rd-eshealwinda): till', 4 . the Se i
the home Of VIII,.--aft'd Ms, lt. fi• Rani a t, b t int
:1-17d.••.u-,--i-ts....4......i' _thatretisivdewintncentannnotd.oan4,:e_codis nieldy 00_,...,p,
tr-a41,g-thr Iteftdri-W. Vielltattle-WrileirWarltreid_treetrenalitY.77N1142Goiiriiiiiiiiiiii Dv Miss Helen, Cooper. then read r p -
on hueband's Itand. , She did not know. if ' ---% ' i• • •
and (Mrs, J., .0, AdOns,- spent Sunday iira,--iiiiresicistali-tneettrtg---were--re
eessonr-The rtnutes---ot- the last
ad-and-advtedr-and-
diens Margaret and Oeorge,-Torento -n-t., far voY. Toro
with friendi At. xitebener and Fergus. are some concerns' you 'know vehich have husband ett theday of his dee.th, but presented t th b f th ' blijs109 iltelisse Itrls16d3'113- 6b6d:kAf-wtaest-tsaiknegIcr- bYhilrallVliss
-Mr. C. tuagetr,-.1M, and Mr Seeger,
-who-spent tna-v-Inter with,- their
Bishop Seager, of Bishopstawe, London, ary .
are at their cottage agaht on Lighthoas0.
TObth Brush 35c 'Ole. 7,25e
„Campliorateci chalk, plcg..
••„t. 71! • •,.,„.•
•Feen-a.rnint. -20e and 35c. ,
........,,.....!.............
,.......
..= ' •
IAuto Sponges. . .39e
Certified Stliptitir and MO1,
• apes and Cream• Of
Tartar, jar
— •
Pierces Golden Medical
• Discovery Liquid : .$1.15
•,BUY DRU‘a AT THE DRUG STORE
Lauder Dunlop \‘' Campbell
PHONE 19 -PlIONE 1 PHONE 90
Wigte
PHONE 40.
4,,,srP,mortsti,y
o mern ers o e t. •
Emily Bliehanan. An interesting story
.tiever- Stepped -into line: No, the NRA
rtoble expekment_beitlt_la-rt
a • fall,” be coneluded.
"This paper," I observed:- holding out
an evening Jomanti," "says that over a Which the Untertunate Min.; had fillen
million New 'York oltizets have signed Was 'preen:reed 'and Provincial Conttable
-the-- petitiotr---niemoriallaing----the---Govern.-Perov-:MoOdy,---wint .had made the plan
ment to have nothing to do with the and bad- Concluded the preliminary
Lasagne of Nations. -Would, Yon sign vest. Lgation; ealtiaineci the nature oT the
. • .... ground:7 itnttemeath,,Lancl_pointceiout-
s, sharply ,pro which the
-"Certainly," he answered, 41 have al,
man, Might .bave struck his forehead.
ready ,done so," He putted. a Moment
gag Roas„ aleo- was called ifo' confirm
and looked from his window, which 1:3-0' • -L
tistable••--McCoy'a--,statement- - :-
was thIrtY'lloors from, the paVenleri ou
- ' ° • "
• All e,vidence. 114'4 in -the COroner 'ad -
toward the Statile of LkbertY: "We dressed the ittrY Who irruriediately went
came from Europe so that we aright be into session -to ,gilrelheir verdict. On
free from . foreign affairs. We got- tnto the evidenee, there- was no alternative
the last, war.,,and_we won it, but from bnt-td-cleeitie-tha•mieath- was aecidenta1.
now on any real American would vote to
stay out Gstuley •was burled )retil
o •
But -but I stammeredi--theeked-4t1Tparlora-oT-a3regaheytiaros.,-en7-Wstinesd
the discovery that the Anteileans had afternoon; ReV., J. Lene, conducting'
reallr,. won the war, you can't keep -out:"
"Why „can't Viprr ,Ouestieneci 114.-
• ligerently. "*1 are self-contained., 'We
don't need to care about what haptens
in other lands.. We're the richest nation
In - the World • and we ate not going into
any: 'more,- Wars." .-• • '•
" 'What about yotir shippfng and your
-investenentt abroad?", asked, hoping.
that this %Valid give a body blow Tto
argument.1 , • V ,
ehe. stated that he had beeil away from day School 'for regular' att•endance
etiouseT1r; the irtorning. She 11407:..P:P_Iihroughout_ _the Year by the supertntert,
een' preseW:When her. husband and dent, Mri x. 'Saunders. Pastor's' sub-'
.11ohnsten-ilnici,nad'_tbe... drink. ,
pla4..ot „the . slide or .schitte from
en "'rite , Two 'Secretaries," was given by
Ject, The -Child na the Midst." Special Miss. M - Bachanatc- Hymn 239 was
nutsic, will be rendered by the choir. The sung and the meeting was closed with
children are askid-to meet at 10.45 Kali. the WItapah Benediction. Arr •enjoyable
in. the school room. subject, social hour was spent and refreshments
'Filled with:the -Spirit.4 • ' t.er'l-reth
MISSION CIRCLE 1VIEETINOr °ATI -101,1C WOIVIEN'S LEAG'UE
' ELECT.--OVVICEAS -
the singing of a hymn the meeting was
closed: with prayer by_MWilson,„
itelreshinent.&,.. atere-served...by„the-lactopa-,4
St, --ladiss-and--a-sociab-hour. was.enj oyed-L-
by all. The June meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Chris. 'Sanderson,
East St., program to be in charge of Mrs.
-Geo. Baechler.
GOBERICH BRIDGE CLUB
Mr. end Mrs. Robt. P. Clark. of De- At the weekly bridge tournament held
troit. ealled on Dr. W. V. Clark*. at the at MacKay Hall Monday evening, the •
Bedferd Hetet end viSited a short while following ° were winners : 1st, Mr. and
with him- The.v were MI their way to Mrs. D. D. Mooney, plus 15.
Southampton to - Via - Mre. •lark' 2nd!: -Mr. T. 4. Patterson and Mr. P.
-MOther:Aviro457SerloW1F111-41X--lbata-to 1:1,-,--..,-.Car„m __
Mt. Chas. Wurtele, President of the 3rd -Mrs. N. C. Lanaway ancir-iir. Jas.
Goderich, •Salt Company,. returned to Robertson, plus 6. . .
town on Sunday, May 7th, atter enloY-- Another game will be held at MacKay
itig-ti -cram around' the 7WOrld. -Mr. Hall next Monday evening. ' - - -- -- ----
Wurtele visited many parts of the Em-
pire, and tnet a nnInaex of old, friends.
MOTHERS' DAY—MAY 1 3th
• I will have the_usnal fine' stock of flowers !ter that
day. Moderate prices.
• I have a Ane stock of fancy evergreens, suitable
sizes and varieties_ for decorating . your .hpnie
grounds. Ready, for immediate plantin.g.
Also have a sgpply, of B. B. 4I'hrip's •ICiller for
*fumigating Gladiolus bulbs before planting. All
--bulbs should be treated to assure success.
the service. and the pallbearers were Pat
aSortitott„; Fred Johnston, "$ack -Burrows.
Andreivetrangba* -raid .Robinson, Tom
Tabb. The', remains were, interred in
Manhunt cemetery.
--On: Priday--eventrig, -April 27th,---th ._-,--.1,1v,,,_.9..nnuiev...meettratz-_late -Cattililit._
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-11-4ission Circle of North St. ' United
.. Women's League was held in St. Peter's
CooperThe meeting was opened by
church met at the home of Miss Helen school room on Tuesday evening, May
singing -hymn No, na, after which the 1st. The president, Mrs. P.' J. Graff,
occupied the hair
Lord's Prayer was repeated hi innson. -c. • ,The'"-Seretary and
e
treasurer'S report were read, shoreing the
----fAUCa1014-eona.re
------;;-------'--------;', activity of the League mint favorable
•.
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E7CEC1ITOR'S SALE OP HOUSEHOLD dressed the ladiesat- some length, ex;,
faithful to their motto, '"For God :and
04 the eitate of the late WA. s. E. Country.„":, Mrs. (Capt.) P. D. 'McCarthy
-Inekratzthe-hoine, Elgin AventterGode- oceupied the 'oliair-for_the_ejection,
rich, on . officers, when the following' were ap- of the linest 'varieties in flowers and \ -
- SATURDAY, MAY 12th - yointed .for 1934-1935: Spiritual `advis- vegetables: or you tnay obtain them
commencing at, 1.30 o'clock sharp . er, Rev. Fattier 1.4wrey; t,itst Pregident, . front the stores that carry our stoek.
All the oontents of the house cOnsist-- Mrs. P. J. Graff; Presidertra. AT. H._
'
i
Ing in ---- THE NEW TOMATOVENYURE
part of: ' ---- . Martin; 1st. Vice President, Mrs. P. D. -
One Mason. &Risen plan.), .in spiels- McCarthy; 2nd Vice, T5iirs; E.- F. Lynn; is the most perfect tomato produced So
did condition; one Kolster "radio and 3rd Vice, Mrs. Rich. J. Phelan; Treas. far, as it is very- early, the fruit Is
equirrraent; orie walnut franie sofa.; one urer, Mrs. if, B. Reynolds; Rec. Secre- Smooth, very solid, has a delicious taste,
extremely, free -bearing, and is blight- .
resisting. You should secure at least -r, ,
dne box of VENTURA.
.......-1
. ., mahogany table and chair:: rockers and
- 'odd chatrs; pictures; curtains; Seven Ax -
minister rugs; three MOnittster runners,
all as ,good as new, _three a•ardseach;
one large Apninster rug, 1.0x12 ft.; tele-
•'FURNISHINGS AND EFFECTS. TT horting them, to carry on awl Le alway
' "We'd confiscate? at much foreign la. orving's coTti4E
. N;P,stillellts here." In the 174#44- States There -Pas.scct “WaY on TrintradaY viten-
we - 'would lose abroad," he. 0cl:shined. ing, Mal 3rd; 'i0 his home ' On John. St,
lighting a fresh Cigar. "W'e're not *At- Plektord, 5104.,, Charles. Cottle-, -in• his
ticiana here in America„ Were :bitsinea.s 110.th.-Year...i Ire' was born at .j3VII,Staple,
men; That's Where we shine and' We Pevqexhirei' England, the- folirth-
• T,44.10tn",t_ lixiviati, 7.,:_toiri_gri entanglentent son ,of :the 1,4ts Jantes 'and -Ail). Wober
, - Ottle,Y-and eitnip_ with . IS Parente -tO
catuula in 1853. The fain , y first settled
"Suppose War did `-break out, I, Per.:ei _ t-..137. ran—tford later coming to Goderich
-Ithirele:titririLitsitivrtfsz- 'What-svouU--Yett-d• rx..-w-, e. 10-3 inai-r toIctiis Await
litsteci, "and one ot your liners was sunk i tea' wrIshin wit • -
„ , a ......, . . ., , _
ere !he family engaged in
. . ,.. ..... ,._.• _
-. ,Shanidin at Oadericia April -23; 1874.- His
'"0; we'd fix it . up some way in diplo-. wife predeceased Aim by nine years. The, and tran-1)9ards1 garden tools; lawn
, Matic „oinks," he explained vaguely. , late Mi.' Pottle worked for a !timber of ftnatiorettiowiaor'p-allte:; laundrv 'atove: geaa.
stepladders: Barnet -
"But .: wfs'tt keep out Of v war," _ *
: l„,at you kilo*: that your - American In
: thistriet would go' out Or business in a
week if It were .not for -ImPorts0". "i
tfiteried, ' : - '• • ': ,,,_
_Be Itinghed.-re---701vrong there,'
, .
•
-.nay- friend," Challenged geott_nature
•] dly, "te're'self‘contained," . Amerika, has.
: eveWriiir ' '-' • . '., ''''' - .- —
Anti that it ekaOtit What' the aVerage
_ • .
tary, Mrs. J. B. whitely; Corr. Secre-
tary, Miss Carrie O'Neil; Councillors,
Mrs. T. M. 'Costello, Miss . Mar , Doran,
Miss Kate' Stapleton, Mrs. Bareow, Mrs.
phone table and chair; hall seat and Mero, Mss Rose McGuire.
mirror; five -Section bookcase and ion.'
tents; one wicker bookcase; Wicker VICTORIA- - ST. UNTrea.;
chairs; three large couehessthree .A joint meeting of the Union and Vic-
-Cl
.Naiaho blanketi; ining 'several tablebatretsta
, 'Mantel toria St. Woman's Missionary Societies ock; coiriplete dble . •
glasswwas held in the lecture room. of V etoria mot
and-chairtr-disheS: china; are;
entlery; veranda--"--tf-irniture,"-t--MMOOK, Si. church on Monday afternoon, May ol!N
chairs and flow& stand; one white sew- 11th, with Mrs. Byron Wilson presiding.
Ing mutate: eontotit.sof three- InllY The meeting .opened with the singing of •
turnitlied bedrooms. rugs, pletnres, - etc.; a hymn, followed by the_Lord's Prayer_
Enibougpihrte nreawngea short
ter 0411'00:11,..telec_ frales. Arreseshonrtee,oreawdiasng.reentaditrbyeilya_mr‘Thse. wUnsilseoenn. ,
tilate: electric toaster; coaloil 'heater; The business eteriod Was oonduoted by
-Inteherrv'table.-antt-t.hairw-aide-table-
Eureka IrActiiin: au •
attachments:. tile president, -after -Which the meeting
-
W88 placed In the, hands of the unkon
Auxiliaryovith Mrs. 'Geo. Mciiwitin, pre-
sident,. ,presiding. After .the . opening
hymn, the scripture lesson; Isgiah, ehap-
ter 'read' -resporisively. - Prayer
was -Offered by Mrs. S. AIIm. The roil
call Was responded to by an ,appropriate '
passage of teripttire. The W.M.S. creed,
-was- reatt-in-unison„-goss4
a very interesting 'reading,. entitled, "The
-flervite-Station:"---A .dutt--was-,-rendered
by Mrs. Geo, Mellwain and Mrs. Ora*,
"Leanlng on the arini of jestrstlr- 'ars.
G. Harwood gave a comprehensive re,
port of the Presbyterial recently held in
Wesiey-Willis 'chinch, Clinton. After !
STEWART BROS. -
BINMILLER NURSERIES
phone Carlow. 235
It may 8001111 early to be
• cutting wing- coats,* but
itis in 'keeping with our
policy of cleaning up each
season, New spring coats
in English Tweeds and
no crepe cloths; plain
and fur trimmed, Mart
styles.. and well , tailored
with guaranteed 1inngs,,'
all sizes), ineludir* i half
• sizes, at sale prices .
$995 ,to $1 50
• GIRLS' COATS
Every coat lit the store is
arked a special price, all
.sizet or giris from 6
to 14,fro in
$1;95 to
•'SWAGGER,
bih have been
ar $ season, OUt the
o at suprisingly
years at the salt. WOrks.'Saltford.
1888, -he- went to--14-Thi lEtiarcf-and-fitere-
'aged-in- pioneer life, .clearig -land. and
ilittde .4 ..0)1.1fOrtable home . for iihnse
arid wife. Rewas a man of eXcellent
analitlegi industriouLandz I�
religidn he Was ' a staunch Methodist..
-The fluter,stl-wat••••ooriducted•b Itev.-tAnn. A tXTIQt1_SAMO1' T1
refrigerator and, numerous other articles.
--Evervthing-viltbe dispesed-of;--ns-pro
Petty :is Teased. , • .
. %.73RIVIS-Chsh. , •
A. af. ttOBERTLKON, Ex,ecutor,*'
• V. GUNDRY i8e gpisl. Auctioneers;
pooh-004hnsaturday afternoon, Mar BEST LOCA'reat CiAttAGrt BMW.:
Stli,:` with- ihtcrinetit'laa' the tattlii nein& -
tery. on brother; Jelin. of 'West
American belieVeS. What a Shock. it Bewhiratitlgtoitidailttitr
N 111.1tto.boa'atiodun6rnet:st
'ite•-iv:rirn! l'cavrt
avolliti be if tile m e truth wretiliy told hos. Thomas', ma$0n, of' Clinton la a
He Walked -)Vith frie tO the elevator: ulec'e-of the diaeased, •
io.They ten rat _that the fishing IS good • •
•' •u ncen,a4s," 1'?.0 observed as act shoe*
,
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"It certainly is, -".1 'agreed, 'but it win,
•-be-liS'iter -atter the toe ,gotr-Olit)-- -
The attendant shut the ddor. arid We
'Whirled, toward tile pavement
IngitictItteting' Ott*** Setuto
Ilotaiont tverthSt
he Ittiren-Gottneit � he Home - and
•Sehooi, clubs met lta thetentisd 8choO1
On ,WetinesditY ,e'Venlhi,: May OM *id&
representatives present from Minton,
gfeafOrth' and tfederich.
Ufa. 15'. O. -1444(1M, President ot the
welooined, the del4atea and
gave report of the cOnvention O t.,ho
loederikted genie and noboot Asseciations
held Mtn*.inIbronith At thati„Ont.'
VentkiiiIC "Waa . aargriar&-beiehIP
be ittereltsett,Antt, it Jots:strew& tut'
something thdrtild.'%45, done to traprovethe
qualitY of „films *Ito* in the theatto
of the provhate, at -the IrieMOrita
mad, It tet.tkain #tat', LOQ
idAt th:41410* IV*1 T60tOtt.
• _.c400-1,0:Nott ,
PERMANENT .WAyES
• Curly Ringlet gods
$2,95,: 5150 tilt $5,00
,*10,01 • - - '
$10,00 WO* for $7,50.
WHAtiOir HOVEL
WIONESDAY,..MAY16t11.
Mar. boar Smith.
'Cr�, 1,tvaitstir.
We are instructed bYMr. Gits Moore,
Proprietor, to sell by puree ,auction at
the „premises, Si."Andrew's street,„ on. •
SATURDAY-14kIr 19th •
- commenting at 1 o'clock' Oa*:
The garage property consisting of part
of lot ',running No,. 936, on Wilielx there
is a Well -laid -out gatage, handing
containing a large show rbota With plate
lett trout bnttery
room, workshop and Wash= reek; "also
storage.yard 43*109 ft, •
The banding it in good Condition, is
Centrally_lotateti,: was built for a la;•agot
and has always One a goad business.
TERMS. -The property Will be told
• *Sublect to a reserve bid, Ten per cent
of purchase price to be paid at time of
tale. -Satisfactory terms, can be arrang-
ed tor the balance.
GUY 'MOORA Proprietor
:suggestions o
114titlier's Day Gifts
satsrt *ew iiltts t,root. our .
spetukity /*Jetted, range for raia
enet traff SIAS
'A Coma* otillioleUs or Otirdenia.
Gout *tit*.
top afl the
:neritite
Pt* *
OA per pair'.
A 1:*,tiNISTRA1OR'S SALE OP EMI-
nranmi mitt- cno:rel
NO -
See our new footVireq for ,
spring in grey', blue,, 'blonde,
brown and black, made in -ties,
pumps, gores- and straps.
Our, lines are very- attractive -
and moderately priced.'
e:mvIte Ynia to VT 1
The AdrainittrAtor of the tstate o
George 8 Mint,. Will Offer for sale by
pnbh tmetton, it the prenabiet, oti
, '434.11t*Dtilr, MAY
.„
at 4 o'clOek in the afternoon,
tot running' nunaber 409, Britanida
d., ooderieh, Zie property .will he
ld afibJect tet reserved bbt
to per tent. ot purchase
pt-lce at tbe time ot the,tine- and the
halante Of tint OK Vocb 't‘ -e'. • 'Wee in
1,1rty days: ,tront date so saki
thefolloWlag chattelst Beds,'
doh% aideboard, garden t&1,
apet* rugs And ottitt littittet too
o -to mentioft.
for alt btt
O0derie1 Ont.
A, to
ItCtS
FAST.GRO
. .
From all part of the country we ate getting reports of the
extraordinary - growth and livability of Bray- chicks,
Halton County, 5-Week-o1d chicks, 10 ounces
•
Welland County " 9 -week pullets, 2 1-4 pounds
• Huron County,1,2 1 2 week pullets 3 pound*
8
Yelit County, 14 -week pullets, 5 1=2 pounds
Losserinvelaged 3 14 per cent. Be guided by these results.
Buy Bray chicks.
,You can get chicks like these right in Your 'own locality. See
the Manager of the Bray Hatchery shown below. Or write
ps'Airect for complete information. Prices reasonable. ,
Bray Chick:Hatchery, 101 CLaybrn Aure., St eat -barites, Oat.
• -Brooder and Office, H. W Charlesworth, Clinton.
Eight breeds--eighth'Year.BlooVreotintt.4ixth Year Government
Approval. ,
vositiotztiNt *OK is bete again' and $bur opPortimitY to .seeure
<X51601t)rti'M itXTO AMOLtilittle ,PILM oat our gtore Auto* tho
week ot My Oth and t eicitd, Your guest. ,Thell k 130 Obligation to bUY.
The winqer• *rIll'be the one Atilt056 Ole% 18 81088t tAi the hicliilen number •
.Whiett will b tpsned and petted in our' Windo - •
I 2th at -4-Vantk-
au our window during wee)c.
OA*12th.—
LakC our, guess.
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