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llrfatky .I ~slush lief,{ shaded to
eleaR wb to utzdernEeEtth,
head quite light in ruler, and the t
Sanders & Creeeb, Proprietors e?d feet were light amber color. On
the: wings were n few deeper lett
Subscription Price -In advance, $150 €eethers, and the 'tea feathers w
neer year in Canaria;, 52,00 in the almost whites During the waiter t
fesite i States, All �eubacrit ti r.0 net W4 has been, seen feeding ink v
its adv z ce 50a. -etre charged. y-ard,s of different .fad, w
! quad •so,:ia'i la his habit,. The akk
will be preee'reed,
TO FREE ONTARIO OF THE `Mr. Ayres veln'o .had be for 'sameI
the CORN BORER, time visitlni, itn Zuriiw.h. has ,returned
pas to r1), trolt�-Mr. Cktas. S herb' of th e
a Drastic: steps to ,eliminate the Euro- t 1w4th ek of the lCieath, reeve brother, the
b _ f t I' a ce of
er u,� . ern o cr . rom to r vrxx
Micht an and
h s arm -rent.
ti, are to ae taken the Cvide q ofd Zu eh boy. -Mies Peeel Johns ton
r Ganrrent. Rcgulat.ons passed provide
lie for quaratktutang a gunge number of Imet with a pa,inael aecideztt ,on, the
as �SLaunti;,.. ane tawnsixips 'C'� aeaateen, skating rink one reverting eeec,ena1ay,
.n 'ti _tern Ontaree, Ana from r n wiser?, 411 som:e ;wait' Sha overbalan::'ed
vasmu t;?: removal of Born, fodder or„and in being assisted, fro: tilted. a bone
e etalke, Tr`en sweet corn, roasting am, on nand, -Word was received in
ease ,;ern ort the cobs or cora, cabs, , a, town, Just week by Ernest Gores of the
o d.atks fief lige brother, fir Relevy Gies,
M1ir% px,cea,,It_d- The aeamatee does aiat
ny a: ply to the artiel s processed irr such {'`f St -
ear
Jab w to died. qas F,eb a"tit
e:r a maorte- as to eliminate all risk of at that peace sus; hits 85th year; The
eir atria?' of the pest to clean, shelled late Mr. Gies wee known Lby many an
THURSDAY, FEB, 16th, 1922
Crediton
Sa ui%tor' } elenti,rae Rat& end.
Rasta Mee Yager) well-known to ma
a here is Exeter, Celebrated at lb
t e, em a ea Hamburg on Feb{, 13, th
t - eeto -••There erendchildam and other relatives car- enumerated trampaated through the 'x'"a^s a .t.'arm,.r atestdesrt of Hay Tp�
D•ath �_ Mies App. � .. tz ^^i areas on a thxou�in bill of IO-t'=i C�sh has rental iris SQ-aacrc
ga'id:n wend -in aenivereary. Childre-
'ti h"fire, or to shipuraAts of the ari.:,ies town and visited here last year: He
itss'9 away at the home of her lathes tied g^ee;�~: to the, itr�he and bride_ guava nxA farm north of oaake to .is brother,
its Creditor). oa Feb. yah Sopa Apltie reem & tefty years ago: Pca;itieally pet g. The areas under quaratirae in Sararuel, to pLrieayears.--sits' b Qesclt,
tea o whom tbrx.f meaetioa was ma4e S stator Rale es a eta meat Liberal. In this distri' t are :-Goderieb, Hay, Starr- has ranted tk 5 farm sen the
Last week. The de.:eased was aged 40 1896 he was elected to the House o;' ley, Stephen, Tu.:kersmith, lesborne, hes . to Joy Gri'.ia r for three
;ears e months alai 9 days, and. had t e� nuao?rs. defeated at 1900, a again Blanshard, Fullerton,_Ribbert. • , years, the fornxer setauaing use of
the
hen keep:sae house for her father for ,,ale ted ia. 1904. He deviated, the e om- •-, i LII cheeletrg•---ib'= Jos. Seh,wthe use of.
ter cosy° 1 ears. She was a : and ana'aa� an 1903, arid wee filled to the GRAI�ITON i b'r, who re tr ntly sold his farm on the
strati:ant seCfers:r for the past Eine: years, S rrtt,. in January, 1.909.. i3rsnson to C Gas ho, has purchased
�,Iu-T l_y Wass ,has sold .his house Carr
Station. street, stow o;.cupied. by Joluntie; property aaorth of Zurich, occupi-
1,irright to lairs. Newton Grosse. I' -hid at Pres -eat by frt .J5.. Ob K^ ere
r U T CASE TRIED e:ss`tm. to be given May let. -•-Our
A -r. GOi.1ER1L1L, drug store under the new management'
beet nf'ver eompaa°taed, She bore up -
anbly urea! a week before she died,
She was e member o , the Methodist
ori
Cour h tied was constaet in her at-
te.ndrelee ~!spin, health would p'ernet~i
+'s� lead of lr Carson, Es doin•* a 1i. ''
�. �5_ her p`�zl bear<, art 4
McGillivray Council
: a, e tern asseult case r,el sg reetai businese-Mr: J Wright':.
Alan, Tuer favo- to ?aim'; to be surto at .moi:r^' Feb. •c,,.-- 4
ra:r inane =",- 3h= Leaves to mourn her i'rean Bayfield ims aired before Hags- was in S Tford "W ednesd.ay Liszt:re,,
Comae met pursuant to adjo rrment
* Regal this afterroort, Dr. Woods his son, Wesley, who is assistant mar
beet hr `r M - f} ti roter ani three laying s i r o L _ :':L ran llaal elcC,lr tray, Pete f
;igatl;ers= �1rs• I . J Sines a': the v;l . P staraster, •--- . h ri,-. o- assault -,,.r o¢ t oo:! vo. th's 5. lt) and 1 4.
t C inH�ss pr she -gree vt"lsge store -Ric -b. Hobbs south of the v'' Members l caput, A. E• Rosser, reeve;
tag,
I'- M1 ;a: ta;a, e C. heel: Hess a
.,,, n ., .. :xe iur�.'r- Hess testified t!tat he waste to the lana, is suttr,z4 from, bosa•d lao.soq;aag M11'rtt. ;ill;spa, tiY. ?nlaytaire an Il, Bo -
*•aat ,:,kl !�. U, .1Pi+,.to., T � . ,nom ,;ouutei9+ars. Minutes: of lastane�et-
i va ` ;ale 'a t 'a_ erv:rs iris 1° ,� 1
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ti e charq
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13�n.! t; si, n' , aset at t a,, :hare of t=� rt rt' to do w. eta. arryarn �+Lraaata rxr.n' ti E aa. st (:hur,.h Sunda} fiat➢ 'a on ;tut^ r � the head and t ea.aurer of
\tri afire Mrs. Chr s Fehr: r ,or a �,o. r' Woods hours, postmaster open- sere fie at ,night _Mess b Jn4 litd�
ti •o with the ° d t •a dtor ani after a,. hew wtrrtis;'son, Johu- tleadi>etoa and Morley Wass the ..•r;.rpoaat on .of tlx:. Toaeast',':•p pf
sial case^tis i x .er,rn. t. , r.. • "trustees, ' \ e certain. suits to
f;¢aM1.'al athi vitt;; ecct;rin o: otfi:e-a t�.l lam to come D. an,d get fes iVh:.c our pub+� s�lroa, zttc:tdcd . i•'�.19:orgy t. borrow
nes
eel, xvh :h eesultee as i,allewee its;4'# Y MIe`ss chained Woo�ts assauitl~r1 Ja reee CQnteteetion School coaxal._ Ii t.ee now •urrent eepen.dnure, ass.
Prasa i. �.t, airs Moore; vi: e -president Wen 13) tbroaii lent ::bout tit' oom, t;:m at tl> e Normal s .hoof in London, nail a first and se,:on.l time, be read
1.x'retell by Weods'S t rda u tire taw" gid worried,
firs U 3M1 aw.;teer; ewe, Clam l: LL•ia ,erre•.
Per, r• Sa y, Mabel F:tiiteer; i?`at-1r- lean. D'. 'Wood ' ev�clen.:e was quite
re, Bernet Ewald �, very ince est- to the ecptt wry'. !ie c1s„med t;h:>:s
p •. .• ra, vc s q;iv:ea by art?u'xyrs H -ss srs.;aulte�i h The rna:gistrate
,a tin- ceeie, after °Raii.,.:i .. very 41,11.- °•",Jel id'e's fi? end ,lost', anoun.ting
.ty !tart 2a was serve i. It was: ars event..- to about $35. Thea was paid by Dr.
+ wan i s;a ^t be eta, Woods,
x'llra rt Bever hes moved the build-
ing
uild ... ..
U5..4 fpr Merry E •lie t V try.
'a tt _.e•
laaur---Allasoer•-. ecounts arrrouzEt
$445.5e b hied.
Herman . tl> n, adjourned to meet in
Mrs as. iia l and .1 dr.ra Pit a -ro.a 11c.i9, elontley, eiar 1i 6.
J 1 • til e :6, .Oliver Amos, Clerk.
tsburg, Penn:, spent a portion o; :sat
week. wale her meter, 11r�- Jae
B uthron Cecil Simpson of Ilruee.,
. ills seal ore: hes staph ¢3S (Ira Grand Bend.
seals ami groat sees arts ter len his
�, to Harry t.o' es o Len icer ;eel S;,lrao; Relaart.-•-Standing for pea/
R.rrtald Male as . o':' Bruce:le:O jlr, firs, eleel sett weei:ty tests da;.:y lino-
eemp.sare 1:Xt last week. for Tout Mr.,4 ,frail :terndus t. Pup'-ls +vbose
r:e1.._-Mr. Ernie Bates, Whet lr;s rnaa:s ars ntarlte�a1 with :t, star were
net salesmen inr Cook Bros :or the abs:fiat lar one tar more: tests.
S'►v years, last week neve e 1 A;;s Sere:.aar Room
aetioa with th'"= :Inn, and, lots se • Sr, 4-M 1) sjard tae, M. 1',zttersen,
ed a Sawa ar ,Tien:*,ion Li at:� Fier ad ,8r; encs ti, pat, ( 'ettesenberry.
roughs Game,* London, 1. n,.ia o i ll ;l �t ria is li rratt n r
,ng tri « , . ,
e pet fiat ori Frost Ott 't and 1 1Iff w�Tlf f at
rt ~,lata' •" latrt4aar; sh.,t t ,{ -
Na .t Su ed y, the 25th :u -'t,veersery +ei
.c qra t iaaaaeat,o:t Of tree 1;vangc,Iica1
nor 1. l'. sans' re ed, Rev. J. P. Attend to
,lira+ $. 7 to telt;n r Val law the -swab. -
r or thy: div. O., orally evening
au ;tmr:a wren" wall be rendered by
h t In ;el Society, e s st;an.': car 70
ria .s which have been treated l,l
Ia�a; M1 .d:rtort of Exeter. This etc
a iv rc ,y eel entertainment prea➢➢ esty
la, t , is^est ever, sr+ don't torge. ,nee
silt. and ?^e`.
h
, °rt bas esuuted work in bie gar -
eater a disc {lays' s,.kn'ea.s,
stud firs. Chas. Zwick r and
r (xe as were in Hamburti wen
l,y fist ed:n�; the Golden wedding
rtrar and \Mrs. Rate.
Jo1o. tela ser has returned home after
buS_t°set tri,,) to T.exa:, On hies re-
turn ,e, t; he sant to see his shear•,
:sire ie, a (t i ':ti - •}t Denver, Colorado.
I, , e, W 9rl enty the i,-, F. O. baa
as oyster supper :n their hall. Qii. to
e. number were present end dal joie-
tie to the ,too.! things supplied tfos
3h> occasion. Mr Busk, M. P. aed
!11r fir _lr n Hicks, M. P. P., were
+fir levet :.n l de:avered aildresse:;,
Centralia
Miss Irene Essery spent the week
tad in. Goderiah,
Miss Eliza Bay.nham was at h"r
both iu Shipka over Sunday,
Mfrs Routledge of Zurich is spend
,ung a few days at the borne of ilea•
broilx.:r, .Mr. J. 'Routledge.
Mr, Andrew Hicks and same ,forty
members jai the chair are preparing
epecial music for the opereng of the
new church
Mrs. 11. Smith and two childlre.n of
Luza.n spent a few days with her sis-
ter Mrs. W. R. Elliott, this week.
Clandeboye
Sparrows have become so very num-
erous in this lo.:anty that a Sparroow
hunt was held recently and a lot of
birds ware killed„ Among them a
,very beautifully whored house sparrow
,.was found, This bird was almost our -
Alm YOU A MOTHER?
Mrs. Dalton tells of a Well-known
Doctor's Prescription that'is safe
for Young Mothers to take as a
Tonic and Nervine because it
'contains no harmful in-
gredient.
London, Ont. -"Dr. Pierce's Flavor-
Ite Prescription saved my life years
ago and for that
,l A-� ,, reason I am most
' -\ enthusiastic in my.
m„ recommendation
of it to women
who are ailing and
weak. I was taken
with the measles
when in an ex -
7 • I • then blood poisont n-
ing ing set in and may
e':4{ !i family became
grcatly alarmed. The doctor advised
these to give elle Dr. Pierce's Favor-
ite la e iption and I took several
l tar ., a 1 1t and was restored to
Ps 'v 1 :feat health. I later
_te Prescription as a tonic
and r 1 Peet received great bene -
fat "a-- _7. As a woman's `medicine
it ii m mailed." - Mrs, Jennie. Dal-
ton, 7G7 York St.
elEALTH RINGS BEAUTY
Your Health is Vital to You
Barrie, nt.--"1 -was suffering from
a rundown system some time ago,
was unfit to perform my daily duties,
:and was advised to try D. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. 1 teen it,
took: two bottles, and was restored
to my natural strength. 1 cannot
praise Dr. Pieree'at medicine too
3aighly and will .be 'willing to write
to any one sending. stamped envel-
arae." -Mrs. A. H.Bighop, R. R. No. h
You'll soon feel better if, you ob-
tain this "Prescription" '„of. Dr.
Tierce's at ;your "nearest drug.�stero;
-1n tablets or liquid,. or send 1QC
to Dr. Flame's Laboratory ia, Bridge=
levee Ont., you trial pt to"„i'iets and
yn-ts., for thea,:, -1 icei tir•7�ii,ce,
�r
Is
9 •T s
This as a Sil"e,gua
to Health.
hated Water ('aures Much 'h`�,lateold
-(,et Your nor iuldug Water Test-
ed -Septic Tank for Sewage
Disposal.
CContributeti say c)nr�erto Department
agriculture. Toronto.)
liT1 R pollution is respons-
ible 'for many outbreaes
of typhoid fever. This is
due to the fact that the
typhoid bacillus is frequently present
to selvage or surface seepage with
cabieh the water supply is so easily
contaminated if proper care is not
taken to prevent such contamination.
Typhoid bacilli get into sewage
from twq .sources, viz., typhoid pa-
tients or convalescents and typhoid
carriers. The excreta, both solid and
liquid, from such individuals is liable
to contain millions of the typhoid
bacilli, consequently anything that
eels contaminated therewith, particu-
''r1y food materials or water, is ii-
'bls to spread the disease.
In connection with the water sup-
ply of towns and cities steps are us-
eelly taken by the authorities to see
that seepage contamination does not
occur or to see that the water is puri-
;fell should conttunination take place,
as it occasionally does, even when
great care is taken to prevent it. Fre-
quent bacteriological analyses are
made of such water'supplies and
these readily show the presence of
sewage bacteria, should contamina-
:ion occur. The water may look
bright and clear and still have many
sewage bacteria, including the ty-
nl•.^id bacilli, present in it. If these
arg found the water Is purified, us-
ually by chlorination.
In connection with the private
water supply on the farm and in
small rural communities where de-
pendence is largely placed on wells
and springs as sources of water used
for household purposes, it is essen-
tial that adequate measures be taken
to prevent contamination of these
sources of supply. .
Again and again outbreaks of ty-
phoid fever have occurred on farms
where the well or spring from which
the household water l5''obtainednhes
become contaminated. In such. cases
the trouble does not usually remain
confined to the "farm, as the contam-
inated water, whea used for washing
dairy utensils, milk pails and cans,
and for cooling the milk is liable to
contaminate the milk. Then when
the typhoid bacilli get into the milk
front the. contaminated pails, cans,
milkers' hands, etc., they multiply
rapidly and the consumers of- such
milk are liable to develop typhoid.
Many outbreaks of typhoid fever in
towns and cities have been traced to
the contaminated well water on the
farm from which milk has been sent
tor use in suet towns sad cities.
Hence the necessity for the strictest'
care being taken' to prerenal contain -
illation of the sources of water supply
on the fares. Should contamination
error it means danger not only for
the farmer and his :.household but for,
the entire community that uses the
products, especially the fillips, from
the. farm.
Every care should be taken -to pre-
vent surface drainage sr seepage get-
ting into the well' or gyring, .because
sueh drainage or seepage may con-
tain the. typhoid bacilli that have
been givens off. by typhoid eon+vales-
cents or carriers: -Prof. Di H. Jones,
0.':A. College, Guelph:'
at city ata \4': do *"s¢1 ay, -.Mr Hutate- R, ,
Beta -I eel, wise .re' entla lead hie v ale' ,- 4.-.\I. l) -ve % C. W. ver
tiara tlestre e t by fire, .hes move 1 to ' ‘i" 1D a 1;.GllStaten'. G9lr, 3-C. ; 11
IIsi' tarru ;near Ii�enia1L
E is 1= 1. IIr:3:arr:1 and h. Lova?, e url;
lt. G. •'t, R Pte P. Elsie, Jr. : -
C. Tavler, R. Gretton, A. Patterson
Gneten ant A, Flair ( ton. 'qua!;
I? Gr e1, s Gratton, L. Mollard, A.
G ttt :r. G. G.a-'tme 3. Allieter, B,
:Matson', F. Folloel. .
Numb e- on roll 38; average 31.6.
Edna Slade, teacher,
Zurich
.miss L-ottii: Gagster returnee to he r
hew here from Kitchener on Friday,
where she underwent an operation for
tereedieitis, and is much impro ed.--
Secogd Hnijual Sale
Starts Monday, Feb. 13th to Saturday
Feb. 25th; and on Saturday of
each week an additional 10
per cent. on all orders
over $2.00.
If you want to order a daily paver
or , magazine, or review a patient su b
scription...leave your, order at the
Advocate Office._ We save you- paper,
envelope .tfostaee mon utd colt' of;
money order and when clubbing a list
tie more besides.
Here are Some of the Bargains
LUMBAGO
TF you feel a touch of lumbago, you can ward off
the evils of recurrent attacks, by taking Gin
IF
the
without delay. Learn a lesson from
experience of Mr. H. A. Jukes. After suffering with
lumbago for years, and being confined to the house
at times, Mr. Jukes began to take Gin PIl's. His let-
ter to us reads, in part: "and much to my surprise,;
I at once felt a change for the better. I have been
taking them at intervals, and, up. to date, have had
no recurrence of arty old trouble; in fact, ( have not
felt better for years."
Don't delay. Buy a box on our money.baek-guarana
tee, or write for a free sample. Netienal Dreg :&
Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ont. ILS.
residents should address: Nit -Drat. -Co., Inc., 86-88
Exchange St., Buffalo, N.Y.
411
PRINTS, Regular 30:.. per yard, Sale price 25c
FACTORY COTTON, Reg. 25e per yd Sale Price 20c
BLEACHLD COTTON, Reg, 25;:. for Z0e.; 20c. for 15c.; and 15c. for 10c
TOWELLING, lien crash, Reg. 30c ;per yard; .., Sale price 25c.
TOWELLING, cotton crash, Reg. 25c. per yard.; -,;Sale price Z0c
TOWELLING, cotton, 'Reg 20c. per yd. ;Sale price 1Sc.
FLANNELLETTE, grey, good heavy quality, Reg. 30:,. per yd.; 'Price 20c
STRIPED FLANNELLETTE, ..-,,, Salve price 15c. per yd.
LADIESWOOLLEN UNDERWEAR Reg. 51,00 garments, sale price 50c
MEN'S SHIRTING, blue stripe, heavy quality, Reg. 35c.... Sale price 30c.
BLACK DENIM, Regular 50c. ,,.Sale price 30c.
GREY DENIM, Reg 50a ,,,,Sale "prize 30c.
LADIES COTTON STOCKINGS, Reg 30e. , Sale price 20c.
LADIES' SEAMLESS CASHMERE STOCKINGS, Reg. 51.35; Price 85c.
LADIES' SEAMLESS, WOOLLEN STOCKINGS, Reg. 51,00; S. Price 75c
MEN'S ALL WOOL SOX, Reg. 51.00 p'r peer; ..........., L Salle price 65c.
MEN'S FINE COTTON SOX, Regular 35e.; ... +Sale price ;25c.
MEN'S SHIRTS, Regular 5L75;
MEN'S FLEECE LINED UNDERWEAR, Regular 51.00; Sale price 75c
MEN'S ALL WOOL UNDERWEAR Reg. $1.50; Sate Price. 198c
MEN'S OVERALLS, Regular 52,00; Sake price $1.45
MEN'S CALF SHOES, Regular 54.50 r Sale price $3.75
MEN'S RUBBERS, All Sizes, and All Kinds
CHILDREN'S SHOES; -Colne visa;' and see them
MEN'S LEATHER GLOVES, otue,.tivng'er,
HORSE BLANKETS, ane pair, 72x72 Reg 51500; .
HALTERS, Reg. 51.50;
WHIPS Reg. 75e, and 50c- .,Sane
FOREST CITY BAKING POWDER Reg, 40c.;
A slow oven will not spoil your,
baking when you use
EGG-O
Baking Powcler
HOOD GROCl� '..:1
ER FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD ORDER
Sale price $1.19
Your Ambition
whatever it may be, will be more
easily achieved if you, have creat
ed a strong ally in the shape of a
Savings Sank balance.
It gives courage in present difficulties.
and confidence for the future.
No beginning is too small and no
aim too high..
Open an account today. east
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Capital Paid up $15,000,000
Reserve Fund $15,000,000
Exeter Branch, F. A. Chapman, Manager
Crediton Branch,
i? shwood Branch,
▪ R. S. Wilson, Manager
25 per cent off
.40 per cent off
Sete prime 25c
Sate price) 510
..Salle price ,51.19
prime 65c, and 40c
Sale price 35c,
SIt1LMON, Reg„ like 3, for 25c.; 25cfor 20; 35c. for 25
5 . LBS, OLD HOME JAM, .Reg. 75a,.
LYN VALLEY CORN, ,
EXCELSIOR DATES, Reg.. .20a
PEANUT BUTTER, per. lb,
CHOICE SEEDLESS RAISINS, loos.
3 LBS. BLACIK .TEA, ..hoice qualiity,
MATCHES,. Dominion,,.,
PORK, -A,ND BEANS ,
GRANITEWARt. ,,.. .,.,..15 p'r cent,
,45c. for 35c. 50-39,
S,ale priee 50c
...$e price 10c.
Sae price 10c.
Sale mice 20e.
Sale price, 22c
Sale price, 3 lbs for $L00
Sage prime, 3 boxes 35c
..3 'ties ; for 25c
off everything fru• 'stock;
J
.
hone 107
7..
firb�"
-�. y 4.i. ,,(A,J
envie
I THE MOLSONS BANS
INCOR?ORArED 1855
Capital Paid Up $4,000,000
Reserve Fund $5,000,00.
Over 125 Branches.
TEACH YOUR -CHILDREN INDUSTRY AND THRIFT
Reward them •for doing work around the house and
impress upon ;them. the importance of saving their
earnings. Why not open an account for deem in the
Savings Department of The Molsons Barak. Money may
be deposited and withdrawn by mail.
EXETER; BRANCH
T. S. WOODS Manager,
Centralia. Branch open for business daily.
Safety Deposit Boxes to Rent at the Exeter Branch.
January and February Sale
Exeter North
BIG
REDUCTION IN FURNITURE. WE CARRY THE LARGEST
AND MOST • UP-TO-DATE STOCK.
BUY HERis AND SAVE MONEY
General Funeral Director & Embalmer,
M. E. GARDINER
Centralia Chopping
Mill.
On account, of an extra heavy run of 'chopp'.ng hare, and realising
the farmers' need of prompt service, I am instilling a larger Grinder
Head and Plate, wh'ielr will give me a much larger capacity per hour, "gird
enable you to get away its a orrery short time.
"QUALITY AND SERVICE" Our Motto.
Wm. J. Smith
Icy
(trate tided for last week.).
Many in this ;vicim;ity .attended the
funeral of the late, 'Mrs, James Broad
boot of the Mild Road, Tucketsmu1,le
who was so well and naverably known
in this neighborhood,• -Mrs. 3• M.'Glee
and Master Geralld are at present yis-
itipa frenc1s ,Lou;,don,_--Mrs ^S..N1.2 e,iir spent ,the latter part pf last
week itt : London, ''necoinpanyiiag ,.)her
mother ,Mrs.: R. McArthur, who went
dcvn ,to attend a niece's wedding.
N, Tiedermata sand another young
man fromGrand Bsnd canoe hip far'
sentence aft, Goderitch last week on a
breaking into summer cot-
rrharg :of b kvnig i
ages at••th'e BBend, and stealing, They
are a,f '-prteelat 'i i ]ail ,bbere, and
Tidermat >bas already been %.timed+ $100
and costs for drinking in. a Public
pla.q 'e, The li uor *ask ththebooty; that
, g,e that was
was obtained in,the cottao
broken into,