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elret plant Wood ant 40( and She
nted Ate. extra one -14. the Fenton
P
r44,,tzOO.,z (1V.a..'Weathexpaatt
:Pla$0 a 444by tilelt n. th04.wh
ventured .any d1tane by motor for the
.Clirl4crtas festivities. 'ancli did not return
:4;a4 night. 1.1tre were several
Owes in t1ii4 ,41.1Ptrict.*here Oen the
. main reads ,had to be plowed eat on
Monday, but for the InSt 'Part ,the
mt-
orinr Was Pretty fair. The 'blizzard
.t7414 1414‘
*aforill Ilews; A On iwsit$ etendzI
to 'iMr. 11. V, .t'egi.St„ •of :14ra1ak bythe
conOregatIon et DO: st' P;re443rt4Tiani.
cliurct, fie*forth, at al'InegtIng on *4-1
'.11Sseca4e, evening. It is expected Mx
1,.t3t Will, take ohaige here alput the
end Of ,IATin4ry„
LOSES HORSE
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. ,whIg4 a4r,ppd. c4r1xq4„11P.44aY rA,ovolog"
t1rougbotii:"44-e-'-4ifi
iseCes----Isceireveresentest-havesebevn.-geiserileavok
tilis part a the proVlisce, toe several of
our local families haven't- arrived home
yet.
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DR. P.. J. Ponzaza.
ka'S. EAra, NOSE, TE1ROAT
Late Iiouse Surgeon New York Orph-
:hairdo and Aural Hospital, assistant at
Vfoorefield.'s Eye liotpital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital, London, Eng.
Ea Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tele-
ithone 267,
At Hotel Bedford, Gederich, from 7
• o'clock en the evening of the third -Wed-
nesday of each month lentil the following,
Thursday at 1.09 pan. •.
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,Erdwic1t Iteeordt ' Rdliert Aile;',',1„. of'
1he.T."4th-voin-fhad--the--misfortune to Iiise
Et9,4 ,w9rk horse in 'town lest Sat*
, •
the ,
animal on the way in, SO Stopped.
saveral times in order that it might rest
but when it got to the church hall cor-
ner the prior beast expired in its track's.
Cause of death was not detirin,ed,
PLEASANT RECEPTION
lett Township breaight a curios.ity from
Zurich Herald: A very pleasant res
the farm. It was a 'Siamese egg. Two
ceptioa was recently held at the. home eggs a =Mal skin were joined tageth-
of `Mr. and Mas.-Eilton Trueinner of the er by a tough skin. The °egg's hlid a
CEM,MTE 0014
134-th. i$401$4141.; Hr. Wm,
ittlasden, CeZetsria44 010/0 $044 Yit44104
anniversOrY tiaturday
WEEKLY , 20,tb•
WEEKLYIt:414* 0140.41', , •
`their Xmodosboro With their
Ici*artlit* *OeNV-004,110,7, Arthur .1?IrkIns-
that •the halklaY, 0404 Is dyer Ipr au don t WaStitl4s • tIm*.4.
4340 Terir liCinegdine 'iner,318:14 1?.,111„ 14,(:# :fad LOW, ot,
rniel.,C: to tue'ote,:seaion system a 4,4* vtiknd i$1:x pokuclehtkliezi., 4iilrw, 1111=04
erviOtf the Wednesday baithelicIai.,'*$ 1404.n totolossey PwlishIp. In
With curling Ats yea* - roost, of the 1.0.40 nd. erne to porml*rc at. the
liM1nc$0101. Abe' afternoon 10fP' 14 tail rave; Ho I*,been sigena
off. DMini the 'Month o bo.cenlher at 0ls. vsap,tor..,tlie liofitalleY Harris Co.
anct.the first- week in 4anuari, In Which. 44 /Ye4t,Alitt.7-lit' Violent illiJoys. falrly
'there was. 4- :11,olictaY stores ..ren.44necl. goiodelleave *it 40014 bis tune to
open but. the mer4hant*" by -.law Provide* 'teui strt01014 Plitt :or :the bits.iness.
for 'Wednftlay afternoon ClOsink the rh Mxs. ArVals 4**147 'A -4M*
of PIO .Year, Shoppers will, de to Man. 'who Settled iree- this community
(bear, in Mind that stores will be .clased in 18* wastiont'on a frn now owned
next Wednesday, •Jantiary 9, and each by 1aro1d MIMS ot tiOndesboro, and
one thereafter. • '
beenl'easind'ed'uttir pmena0aVetr°11ofee.the6hUenihads
A CURIOSITY • Church choir for twenty years, 'With the
Clinton News Record: Last FridaY WOMen's Institute Place It was formed
:afternoon, mfr. John L. Tasker a tiore,;: also Member of the Women's
0014:nary .SieietY,„ They were married
411 the Methodist parsonage," Clinton, by
the Rev., Kennedy on Dae. 29th, 1884.
concesSion, ia honor of Mrand ;et;; in and were produced, by a
Mrs. &tines Rennie, bAdal couple, and Barred Rock hen, who evidently luta
a
Mres
s. Trueinnei 'sister. While orilyl-
open hearing a great deal about- mess
the immediate relatives were Present,
production and thought that she would
try it. Mr. Tasker showed the eggs to
Mr. N. W. Trewartha, who put' them ,up
very appropriate program was arranged
tor the evening.
j. W. sioirrErrp,;
__CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT.
266 Ontario -SE, -1510 'Star iStilldMV-
Stratford, Coat. , ••Toroptee put.
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,, .LEGAL CARDS
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HAYS & HAYS; ..
- Berristers sand Solicitors.
R C. Hays, K.C., and R. C. Hays. B.A.
'Harrallton street, Goderich.
Telephone 88-
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DOUGLAS R. NAIRN,
Barrister and Solicitor
Dffice: Hamilton St. e. Phone 512.
FRANk DONNE'LLY, B. A.
Barelster, Solicitor, Etc.'
Paone 282. HAMILTON ST., Goderith.
F: R. DARROW.. •
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Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, • Etc.
- successor to J. L Killoran.
Phone 97. Office, The .Square, Godes:Leh.
ERNEST M. LEE:
Barrtster and Solicitor '
fun Life Bldg, Adelaide and Victoria.
-Streets.
T:dePhone: Elgin 5301
Toronto 2.
CHIROPRACTIC
" DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
EIIROPRACTOR A N D DRUGLESS
THERAPIST, CrODERICH.
Equipped with electro -magnetic bathe.
Electronic electric treatmene and- chiree
ix/attic. Chronic, organic and nervous
disease.s. Lady in attendance. Office
hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 8 p.m. andjay ap-
pointment. *Closed Wednesday from 12
to, 6 p.m.
N ATKINSON. residence isnd
office, c,orner of South street and Bri-
tannia Road. Phone 341.
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AUCTIONEERINO
TH01.1AS GUNDRY 4s* SON,
Live Steck and 'General Auctioneer&
Elgin Ave. Garrick.
Sales„ made everywhere and all efforts
made to gives -you Satisfaction,
Parmere' Sale Notes disommted.
. Phone 119..
-INSURANCE - -
liScKILLOP MUTUAL VIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
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SouthamPton Beacon: Southampton
must- hold a -second nomination. for
teLeekeleltres.VElasAits tteittAitoRat
'perfectly 'nerinal beside. . Mac-
Leod of the Department of Agriculture,
declared hel had not seen 'anything like
reeve and losuscillors. At _t_lase time for _
the closing of vanfleation only Mayor
Rt. MoVb1&'4i4ounvir
Beli_had qualified. • iks a result Return-
ings'Officer- ivfatmlity:.Wilt- arrange for-&'
second'nomination meeting, probably on
Friday, January
lEATH OFD. A. CANTELON
Clinton Neis Reaords The death oc-
curred in St. Joseph's hoepital, London,
Wednesday, of Mr. D. A. Cantelon of
Hensall. Mr. Cantelon was the young -
OLDEN WEDDING ANNIV RSARY
Blyth Stenderd: 'Mr. and. Mrs. Jno.
Potter-,--Salio-S-Orgolden-WeSiding Miniver=
sarY was quietly celebrated at their
home here ori Sunday, Dec. ‘Ittble, where
they were -greatly,- surprised when the
following of their family and -friend's ars
rived fer the' occas:on: Mr. and Mrs,
Wm. Po„ter and family, of Kitehener;
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jamieson, of Water-
loo; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dawson and
euzs
OunAannon
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Establisned,, in is,17, the Bank of Montreal was the 'first The first hpket for doe Government of Canada,
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permanent l'ank in &lash North America.
The first bank to help' finance the improvtment of the
44ElsfiliWaingtimanwiciar.z.110KAtopeg.,..
- bank in the capital' -of Lower Canada, first in the apical of tO the bililding of die fast Lachine Canal.
(Intended tor last Week)
_
(Mrs. Frank Jones gave her home
the-neguyr-meet
Women's 'Institute Thursday afternoon
with eleven. Meniftiers preesta.
absenceo!.. W. alion,:the presi-
dent, Mrs. J. 4. Ryan, *1st' vice-presi-
dent, occupied the chair and conducted
t meeting. Mrs. G. C. Treleaven pre-
sided ate-ahe -pia:nos-Roll-call was se-
sponded to by. new Year's resolutions.
Reports of .committees were heard,
Group 2 reporting that the receipts of
the social evening held at' the home of
1virs. J. "J. Ryan amounted to $2.75. g
Contribution of $3.00 was made to the
Christmas Tree fund, and a letter was
received from the Institute for the Blind
thanking, the- Institute far their gift of
$2.06: A pleasing solo was rendered by
for
est son of the late M. and Mrs. Wm. family, of Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
aantelon of Clinton, and was barn Petter and family, of Parkhill, and Mr,
and had spent his boyhood and early and Mrs. W. J. Ticlewell, of Lucknow,
manhood here. For several years he
. A very pleasant time was spent at this
had been in buelness in Hensall. He is..
reunion on this auspiciaus occasion.
survived by his wife and one son, also There •were about thirty sat down to
by a sister, Mrs. J. E. Brooks of Mit- Mrs Jones Mrs Burton 'Roach read
dinner and all wished the happy couple 1.` ' • 1
chell, and twq•brothers, J. E. of Clinton, years more of happy wedlock. an excellent paper on the subject of ,
and W. F., of Toronto, •- ' "Things that are . worth while." Mrs.!
WI R. &others read a short stoiy, and
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Upper Canada, And first of the present banks in BytOvni,
• • •From its inception she Bank of Montreal has held she
afterwards Ottawa, the .capital of the DOminion. It was
esseeseesesperepeeent-ssele ta. be _estebusaesi weseferae________entifecienc•e, of the Canadian IteOple, TOciay theteorifitlence
Great Lakes and the first to achiesie a transcontinental is expressed in the fact that the Bank holds mare than
Milliori"depOiit accounts; equel to a deposit account
for one in every ten persoas In the entire D.nr_ni_ninn.
Canadians naturally expect, as the sequel to such a record
41°
• The firsriastitution to provide- Canada .,with -a domestic
currency, both bills and coinage,
?ARM" -AD ISOLATED TOWN PRO-
PERTY - INSURED.-- —
Value of prOperty insured up to Jan-
uary. 1910, $3,648.975.00. '
OFPIOEIter-Ak, Breadfoot, Seaforth,
President; Jas. Connolly, Goderich,
i?'resident; A. Reid, Seaforth, Secre-
farpoTrettetrrer.
DIESECTX3RS--A1ea. Broadfoot, Sea-
/orth R. R. '3; Jas. Shouldice, Walton;
Vim. Knox, tondeshoro; Oto. Leonhardt,
'Bornhottn No. I; John Pepper, Bruce,
field; Jas. .Connolly, Ooderich; Robert
Perris, Blyth; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth
No. 5; Wm. R, Archibald, Seaforth No, 4.
AGENTS -W, 3. ireo..tt. R 3• Clinton;
Jim Matt, Blyth; Pinlay Isgatercher.
sttaforth; John Sturralt L'eaforth,
policyholders can ray their ,assess-
enertS at Calvin Cutt's store, Ooderich •
The Royal Bank, Clinton, or J. le.
ReId's, Bolted.
. eat
FIRE INSURANCE
sem it atteictett to by„the
!NEST VitAWOOSIBI 14,01nr.fAi; FIRE
IGNBIlitANCE CO.
Itatablithed 1818'
SCOTT
-'STEWART '
VVICKSTEA.D-THORNTON .
est , - se Wingham Advance-Tpnese The home Mrs. Lillian Campbell read a pretty.
Seaforth News: A quiet but pretty of Mr. and Mrs. George 0. Thornton Christmas story: Mrs. Ivers rep,orted_ ,
wedding • was. solemnized on New Year's was the setting for a very pretty wedee for the skating rink committee. that the
night at Northside United parsonage by ding on Christmas Day, whin their eld_ rin.k hoped to make the project a self -
Rev. T. A. Carmichael, when Minna est daughter, Eleanar Beatrice', was supporting one. Mrs. R. McDonald cote,
Marguerite, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. melted in marriage .to Mr: John wiake, fered her home for - the next meeting,
Harry Stewart, Egmondeille, was mar- (*stead, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wick -1 for whieh the hostesses are .to be.
ried to Arnold Bertram Scott, eldest son stead, of Newport, Eng., the Rev. A. V.'Ws- a Elliott, Mrs. J. D. Richardson '
. _,
Robb, of Bluevale United church, of ti- -all' Z.. ,,Bradford. The slngtng
dating. After the 'ceremony, dinner the National Anthem 'brought the in-
sterved_at the brid,as home- with -only -the -was- served to -about-sixtrefive g ties ts, ,. teresting meettng to a close, after which Wilfrid Eggleston
by
lunch was served Mrs Roach Mrs • •
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Ottawa, Dec. 18. -What a "3U1'•
'wise packar7^" thie forthcoming ses-
sion scheduled to open .January. alth date whomore has to go to thOttawae people with
nothing than the agree-
oromists3 to )be- Usually the ,"wise
guys" on Parliament Hill can forecast
well ahead of the opening date all
the broad lines of a coming session,
b this time for one reason or an -
The first !mink to assist in financing the foreign trade of that this Bank will retain the spirit of the pioneer in co.
Canada; - opetating-with-thrfirture-business life of the -nation—
:
BANK OF MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED 1317
HEAD OFFICE' • • MONTREAL
M0DERN, EFFICIENT BANKING SERVICE . the Outcome el
117 Years' Success(ul Operation
Goderich Branch: R. C. WHATELEY, Manger
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmore Scott, 1VesKil-
lop. After the ceremony, dinner was
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— thin* t:if the- dice, could bring about
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"THE OTTAWA
SPOTLIGHT"
immediate relatives present. The cou- I the. bride's table being centred by the
ple left far a wedding trip to Brampton wedding cake, trimmed with holly. The, Stothers • and Mrs. Jones were the hos-1
and Toronto. On their return they will, happy couple went to their home on: tesses- . ;
_reside . in lVfeltillop. 1 the 3rd line of Morris, the bride going" Despite stormy weather and blocked'
THE SCOTCH REEL • away in a tunic dress of Marina blue . roads; about thirty ratepayers were pre- .
,erepe, with brown velvet turban, brown' tent at the annual ratepayers' meeting
Kincardine News: The Scotch Reel
tame into its own at the annual .fire- coat, shoes and purse, the latter beinit of .U:84. No.8, Ashtielcl ' (Dungannon), ,
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-the gift cf the groom. • on Wednesday. Charles Elliott was
i
men's dance in the beach pavilion on
Monday night. • Although none would sCDOOL DESTROYED BY FIRE • elected chairman, and Mrs. Robert
Davidson as se:retary of the meeting. I
come forward to uphold their elan a Exeter TIrnes advocate: The old In the ab.encl, of N. F. Whyard and 1
year ago, eight couples were there this stone sehoolhouse on the llth conces- Wilbur Brown, auditors, the secretary ,
New Year's eve to show that the Ssptch sion of tleizirne, knewn' as No. '3 or read the' auditors' report, which stated I
had not -been forgotten and there were familiarly known as PlugtOwn, . Which that the 1:h)cks were f ound to be cor-
Still some who could shake a nimble for the past 99 years has seen severer rect. Receipts for 1e34„ including a
toe. Prcbably no other dance during ‘getieratians of scholars_ come and go.hsalance cf $2399.39 from /1933 were
the evening was so eagerly watched, was on -Wednesday morning completely $4236.78 Expenditures amounted toi
a defeat of Mr. Bennett in the Houee.
T -here are enough insurgents wait-
ing for a leader I think, who would
not be averse to gtarting something
if Mr. Stevens gave the word. But
will he? He has repeatedly said
that hp hertioure no politi:al 'amble
Cons of that sort.
(Those Empire Pnets)
'feel a little sorry for any yawl-
ut s
another the "crystal gazing" isn't
as confident as ueual..Everyone
knows that the Whole political situa-
t on isfull of dynamite, and that any-
thing may happen -and probably
In the first place -it's the final
session before a general eleetion.
They s, re always more boisterous and
Young and old also showed keen inter- gated by fire, the stone. walls alone re- $2131.81. leaving a balanie on' haild
eSt in the old time dances, with Floor mairiing. On New Years Day • the of $2103. a7. An interest report waq.
y oin gth_eca111 ne &chord - had been cleaned arid made glyer; by James MeWhinney, who told :fling flasth whi
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off. - read for the new term., A coal ch comes when parlia-
.
ments to offer as a reason why he
should be re-elected. In some re;
spects thay were fine. it has been a
good thing for us -that we were able
to get into the British market. Butet
Will be very difficult to prove to the
satisfaction of the elestorate that ous
external trade, because of the Ottawa
agreeinents, is healthier state to-
day than it would have been if a
Liberal party had been in power.
When Mr. Bennett beat- Mr. King
in .•1930, tite latter fondly *believed
that a 'recital of "The Record" of .the
controversial than the others. The Liberal administration iwould save
political, atmosphere gets surcharged him. Mr. 'Bennett' knew better, and •
with electricity, waiting for the' light-. tried other tactics. But eurely Mr
Manager Alex iVicKa d.
Bennett jell% going to fall now into
the same snare and lean upon a reels
tal of acCiiiii)ollahmenth since
1930': 'The voters don't -give a hoot
about what was done in '493g. They • •
want to know what will'•be done in
1035.
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fire of * eertain. -necessary expenditures for ment is dissolved and the date of the —
WAS MADE FOR. QUINTUPLETS
&Clive n. Sup: Betty, the infant
rto
daughter of Mr. arid Mit.. Ralph Fen-
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ton, just north- of vtVallens. tein, is the
proud possessor of a little arm chair
which was. made for one of the Dionne
quintuplets. 'A friend of the Fenton
faneily, who -is deeply intereeted In the
famous quiatupletsi. placed an order
VilarirroralosigraororoomoomormoItoonlyorter
101IN PINDER
PLUMBING, HEATING
SHEET METAL WORK
Phofli127 P.P., 0401
1
0•0•111.
had been binning. cluiing the day.
Everything seemed in good order when
the caretaker left between five and, sig
o'clock in the evening. Baween- hine.-Desninion of Canada -and Huron countyl
the five by-elections held wince •the
upkeep cf the school, new steps leading voting is announced. This time the
10 ,the basemed. additions to scientific situation is almost unique. In the
equipment, library, purchase "of maps of past eighteen months four provinces
overhave swuna to Liberalism,and
and ten cealack the next morning fire pasee
discovered in ithe The flpictures, also a , new flag for the
was flagpole Fourteen meethigs of the
neighbors were quickly on the
scene alui school board 'were held.
succeeded in saving the woodshed which • J. B. Young, who was a delegate to will be introduced to the assembly
last session of parliament showed a
powerful swing in - Ontario. When
the House opens two Liberal members
+from ridings which. were feriliPr.Y
"BINGO" AFFECTING BUSINESS
;Midland Free Press: That tile inn°.
the Canadian Educational Conventioral previesdakesreturned a Liberal Ifle•ms
. _ the. Convention a Trustees- Mid :Reg- se- =
Payers gave report of that conven- uotiservativ-es One of -them, Colin
tiOn. Mrs. Davidson &a-ve a report cficroainin.epsbcenitlinfgroma rFidrionngtenae-Addington.
which had riot
cent game of bingo should seriously ate
feet the poultry business will be a sur-
prise to many, but it Is a tact. The
game is being played, in several Sawa
eitery night, sometimes just for the fun
of the thing, and in other places ter
lileasure and profit combined. The cons
sequente is that a lot a people are at.
-tending these- genies; some are hating to succeed James McWhinney, who hae.absent during -the earlier stagee of
thepresent parliament. 'Another
good tack, while others are licit dons. completed a six-year term of office. A '
piquant toueh is the return to Ottawa
so well. But the winners Are' getting
their own supply of Christmas 1*11.1try
and also Some to .sell, whicir they 'are
•doittg, or else giving it to friends. so
w testrsitefeitielrrilrhrEilir-aiiiirth7
winners would find it Cheaper tO. buy
their poultryfrom the dealer; but then
me contract for supplying 35 cords of ber in its-1,56syesats of iluetoi•y. The
lasineh gacd body wood, beech an' d Iformer ConservetiVe majority in the
House of nearly 35 ininibera-ovet
maple, was awarded to William Cook at '
, all opposition -has been cut to about
$275 per cord. The contract for , 20, and while this is quite adequate
scrubbing ahd cleaning the school was , for the purposes of ordinary govern -
given to David Glenneit $15.00 per s:•ear.;ment control, it will add a certain
Victor Erring
toil was elected as truwhich
stee ' zest to divisions was entirely
FUNERAL DUCECTOR AND
IMAM=
ALSO iditRULANCE stievi6E
GODERICII, ONTAWO
semi Ofileot —Thmstiustish, Out*
Rouert " Davidson, Dungannon, Presi-
dent; Ernest Ackert, 'Efolyrood,,
president; in idditlio to the President
and Vice President, the following are
Directon: Wm. Walsotii Auburn; W. J
rhoicipsta, 'Anbisert; Walt - mcqunild,
Lucknow; W. P. ,Reed, MR. 2, lateltitost;
Harry L. Balked, Goderich; Dan Mae.
Kay, Ripley: Tim orifbn, R. R. NO, a,
.odertalis
OECitti TRNLItAt*Ki Sec.
TUOfttrliantERS,
All calls prOMp•tly attended to day
• or niiiht
Phases Stare 3,35, Horse 251.
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-THE LEADING
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#41t4gRAL OIRECTOES
141113ALMERS
..aLeo
MX4ANSZIWICZ
S 111(01* tolOr
hearty vote of thanks was extended to of eliornmyee Church, who was elect -
Mr. McWhinriey for his faitlehil service 1 ed - as a Consevative but who never
and also to Charles tpiat for *acting as,showed any signs of subserviency to
chairman for the meeting. " I the party whip.
—Itonald- and Wilfred-fertatindeswerel -- -- ----- . - --
( Liberals on the Icanipayily-
hosts of a delightful party at their
home on Wednesday evening, When Scenting victory from afar as they
• kastoomorommistoomosoraostmosoomor
THE GOIsERICII HEAT FOLKS
"What is Itcont
Itteut
the at 3%6
rionie,1 sweet h tncY is* hinne7—
worm home, where the Heat
Folks have the run of the fire.
If you have these happy
;youngsters in your coal bin
there -is no need -of hanging
up. There's no place like
home -for you'll know it Just'
as Soon as- you atep inside.
- They keeps. tire- household-
. At a rm 'and ea re- f ree. They
•• sve frequent trips to the
ce-
lar and numerous fire-huird-
ink jobs. You can trust them
to keep the fires going no
matter how late you're out.
So ladopt these Heat Folks
and put more joy in your life
CALL THE
Wo
they uldn't haVe at much .fun, oind the.y entertained about twentY of their
that is what seems to count,
i claim to be° able to do, and w t so
, friends from Dungannon and vicinitymuch edam moment from the
SUNDAY'S CONCERT CONCERT A sleighride to the borne was the 'be- I toriite, is it to be 'wondered ati
Liberals act frisky and cause the
If the
News rd . ginning of a very pleasaht evealing,ilgovernment of the day as much an
„minion -
, Iteco : The cofleeet spent in Playing progressive croquinole'noyanee as possible? Mr. Mackenzie
given in the town hall later the thtfeels and music. An interesting Program of King has said, in a pleasant avaY,
1Serv1een on Sunday evening was ixt. speeches and singing was •presided over; that he will resist to the limit of his
tended and the cowed %Vast Well 'Werth
hearing. The retnark Was heard en, all
sides letter that Olintal foul,* y exl
cellent bind and that it `Made Itself
very useful, for the Ireeds of the con-
cert Wee eirititelY 'deVeted to the town
Welfare work. It hatt been the citstorrt
M the boa -tti -oit 'Otte *met% con-
cert at the hriettratt heft** fOr • the
past three foul' tyearit. VI* band
played er4t verY„ ftne claskiit geed-
titansr W Mutt* s bagpipe
telleetio, Atlift Moritttli
tteetiattillink biza eh the Oft, mut Ur, and Mrs. R. J. WIggine retutried
sli6willeft Atte'. ibflt * Shring 1,1iit� Tikantitord on Tueeday.
Aide. lite, Ifa* Easte 1Mallet se1te4 %fr. Prank Savage left on Tuesday for
OM And Ittits If 1.4100on jt,49:1p.
totiirirrie*Wrillire
by Arthur Brown. A dainty luneh was powers any a
terved by the sisters tot the haste, and Mr. Bennett either to introduce any
another sleighride home cot/eluded thei
!new legislation, or to- pass any money.
evening's enJoyment. s u les. AA the present money
',votes run out March 31ist,„ Mr. King,
Mrs. W. R. Stothers had tes N'elvl if 4utcessful could 'precipitate ti) a
Year's Day guests, all her children and general election not later than Apra
grandchildren as follows: Mr. and Mr?r&'earlY May
because there would
G. Stothers. Lenore. Heleri and Arn-i he no money to run the cotiatry
hands of the govern
old: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jonea, Dori -
1 the ment.
course, a majority of 20 would en -
ng gets
able Mr. Bennett, if Mr. Ki
aide, Bertha. Roy and Paaline: Mr.
Ws. Hared Thera ShePpardton.1 too fresh, to apply whet known
their four children, Billie, Dorothy,, colloquially as "the gag" -the
"
• nd argaret,
1 gure, in other words.
a.1/f
But to my mind the ;test fascinat-
ing feature of theNcoming session is
the politiear dynamite in the Stevens
situation. I don't think there le any
etLh4 r zmea jio .c.1.11t1ea doubt but that Mr. Sevens if 'he
mpt 6n the rt of
ogrieuts
WE NOW ,CARRY GENUINII
SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
J-.--BAUSTARD-COAL C
PHONE 98 ' iODEIIICH, ONTARIO
,oloorlo°
Painful Boils Cause Much Misery
An Indication of Bad Blood
Done are one of the wortit Annie-
tioria of the human mee, and nny,
one who ha's hail them know a how
sick and Mieerable they make you
feel, for just as noon as you think
you are rid of one, another (*rope
up to take its place, seemingly,
• just to prolong yous agony and
misery.
A ,r)
MI the poultieine and lancing
yOu. tan do will not td yousflor
them.
fiurdocit Mood titters ernovelt
the loul matter hen tbe ,lotomb
and once tbe,,, blood is purea this
,ticavAtIti;Wattipictv,,M2m1=trx.t.,viAtt=o42-0J,?4,