The Clinton New Era, 1918-3-7, Page 2PAGE 2
Ready to
Wear
Dry Goods
1i'UCQ del
and f.00seGarments 1
• PHONE 78
No
U Ru 152..Nemo. Corsets must he regarded as
epee! ING 'something different from all other' cor-
= n n jC
sets each NEMO is intended to perform
Te
some particular style and Hygenic ser-
vice. Therefore each is designed for
some particular type of figure.
NEMO self reducing corsets No.
152, at sple•.adid model to preserve the
pleasing proportions of the average full
figure. Medium bust and medium long
slir't with semi -elastic gores $500
in back. Price per pair
Ai '
s,,,r GI...,a1 W..
r€EMO No. 125 designed for the
average figures in medium and all pro-
poetaons has confining bands of semi -
elastic. A stylish and durable for every
day wears. Special a co00
pair '
NEMC No. 132. Designed for
medium to roll figures; Tall or medium
height; seadi-elastic, auto massage
band3; mediu,-n bust and long skirt
stn. -eight stylish lines of dur-3 a00
white eoutie. Special
We ilea carry a very large range
of Crompton cjc a la grace Corsets
prices from 75c up to $3.50.
..z^xerzr. rt nom^ -art--- r.=
1'7riE CLiINT.QN NB„ W ERR.
iRobert l3tc.eir one of th Iiiost Itlgh
�►[JLUlt1V• it esteemed lesidenl� of Wiigharn
Alt' , George Denstedt has sold hl$
i>aidware shire and house to i41r, 388,
Johnston, of West Wtuwanosh, W110
takes possession next September. In
addition to carrying on the Hardware
and 'I'insn>IUting business, Mr, Jolin,.
stop intends starling a garage.
The c,utt tcsers 1ut . the Run>mage
Sale, have completed their wot'k -tend
report very satisfactoryresults, While
this IS called a Remnutge Side all the
shaft' is good and should realize 1 con-
siderable sum of money, One farmer
and his son donated an eight. Months
oiii calf which is it good one and all
the looney realized will go to the Red
Cross, •
(Intended for Last Week)
itlr, Wur, Evans who has been living
telt Alr, James tiowat1's farm has given
it up and moved into Mrs. 1>unking's
)rouse on Monday.
Mr. d . Schulte has bought the
house owned by his brother, John,
who will move to the farm he pur-
chased from the 13lair sisters,
Mr, Elwin Railhhy has returned.
home after spending six weeks tak-
ing the short courses at the Ontario
Agri.ullural College,
lies Geo, Denstcdt received a car
load of coal last week.
VARNA.
On Thursday of last week, Mr.
George Kennedy, who lives with his
• suet -in -lays, E. Johnston, slipped and,
fell on the ice, fracturing his hip. Dr,
Campbell is attending him but as Mr.
Kennedy is almost 85 years of age,
small hopes are entertained for his re-
covery.
During the winter. Rev. 1. E. Jones
with the assistance of the young men
of the community, has succeeded in
getting home quite a quantity of wood
in, the log, On Monday afternoon the
boys met .at the parsonage with saws
and ayes and converted the Iogs into
firewood, 'Then 00 Tuesday piglet
Mr, 1/lies entertained the boys with
Itheir sisters and sweethearts, to au
oyster supper at the parsonage, .
Have Your E<t
w. � a m �,�`t-� bre.• iAs3C r�!
lf
ig
04.
d
to
r
deed tel his 1 to home on- Edward street
on Tuesday; fnliowing ,t ,stroke. of.
paralysis, 11 was . Nem in lrejatid
and wits 111 his -Seth year,
Pte, A. 13uttery, who was It member
of viae, est Battalion,. lets this weekeeived Isis war badges, covering ser-
vice in l ralilcegad • i?ngland.. •' These.
are the first .Medals of this kind td
,arrive in Wingittu'n, Pte, Battery was
fromWing-
hale
111
> o the 't to Its' fl 1 W
c 1 s <
one f 14 fr t , t k
h le told at the present time'has two
sons at the front
Thomas is Crat engineer, who re-:
sults in Lower Wlughruti, while lifting
some heavy Umber; lost itis balance,
falling heavily, and breaking several.
ribs and otherwise..injuring himself;
13th Tad.
11181id5 at!e, mach pleased to 1051.0
that Mr, J. C,, l miith' is steadily •1111-
proving since his leeent 1lIiiO18.
Il.' Brown, Miss Mildred'
Brown utd,Miss Pearl Gidley took in
the Metdelsoiul Cheil• Concert • ui
'1"arontu
On I'rltlay '21211 ng 11111 a fineassem-
bly gathered in the lecture room or
the Methodist Church to bid farewell
to Mr, and Mrs, .'(,hiss 1-1, Beed; wino
!eft towel Tuesday afternoon.
The Blyth Milling Ce., which had
to stop operations last week for It
feu 115 s on account of a shortage o1'
coal, received a car load on friday
and are minim; 21 hours. pet day.
IPaICI 1.
Alr, 1'. I_. vV Ilgt,use. P1'incipSi of
the London Cues r,aiory of Musat
was. in io,nl , :aliening the vocal
pupils of Miss reizttbeile Rennie,
Mr. Mertes Reif, of North Dakota,
i visltiut; relatives .!u thit: vicinity.
:41st Rcif was a resident of Ilay 'Town-
ship many ;.ears ago, Ile has pros-
pered in the West., st. now controlling
over 12o0 acres of• land.
lIr, .1. 1 Merner, M. P., attended
th:. :.ale of pnre 5ted.live .stock held
at Toronto +nt , t' purchased ttv 1 f ul
bred imported shorthorn heifers with
ar APOR TIi. calves at' toot for $23 3,00
11r W MMt. fl. !'ti t)l .r. Goshen line,
s•nrllh has • salt his 1,0:1 -acre' farm
to ,11:' .3)>1 (31145'tetter, of .1lav
curt. c s t"' 'ShIl . Possession will be given on
McKay, of Gnderich Street., -April 1st. 'Mr. Wiper intends par -
Mrs.
i eid u with :< broken item from the chasing a 1111 ,81 florin.
s 1 .Jr, A. I.. Free, ln, cit• near St
o
I t badfall.
r.n r -t
ut
„c I'1'
h' ' � 11 � _ -a.r • f.l 711 t;,
.s .i �
Joseph, 1 e
A ch:un ur box s,cia1 in the inter-
" b1 r, Adolphe BS dente for ti34j6.0)0 who
ests of the, Ladies' Aid of Knox
tlr, '!'Las. Sills, son of our patriotic
lr'in'ntau, Mr, Ge., Sills, has, on his
own merit, het appointed Lieuten-
2>) was hctd at the !wore of Mrs,
Smiley, Market street.
Capt. Garnet. Atkinson, who has
most successfully. ''done his bit" in
France, paid us a short visit last
week. tie was combining business
with pleasure. for the captain is 811"
sidering the possibility of opening a
dental office in town, He would' be
Most heartily welcome as 0 fellow
citizen.
WINGHAM.
The canvassers for the closing of
business places at ti l'CkIk on week
days and 10:30 p. 111.. 00 Saturdays
and days preceding holidays net with
a hearty response. It is agreed that
the early closing will start on April
a^LaraCi'402:171 ua'•c•S61MEMIZn =S1:%plat •emJ-••"m - "^'*+- ce"..E =kt-aut^l1=ZUM
iA
El
w
tiff
7.v"a4t3rA+y'A. iwGa`�'tT
'
> tt
rE
f
'f
4
•
l'
r it'd' t t
.l,ttS1. IRU ��F
,1.
ki
•
;515,;8
gi*7,
y3•
Ti.0 IS THIS DR. CHASE?", we know hien was to love him. He inspired
d�persons confidence and respect, and made lasting
'e sdmetimes asked by
who know his medicines, but are. friends- wherever he went.
not familiar with his interesting life
story.
The boyhood days of Dr. A. W. Chase
were spent in the vicinity of Buffalo, N.Y.;
and as he had early decided to be a medi-
cal •doctor, he took the first . opportunity
of attendance at the University of Michi-
gan, located at Ann Arbor.
After graduation he began the practice
of medicine in Ann Arbor, Mich., and, at
the time represented in the illustration,
his ,reputation as a physician of excep-
tional skill had spread far beyond the con-
fines of his State, and people came to him
for treatment from many miles around.
As he was accustomed to travel across
western Ontario to his native city
of 'Buffalo he frequently stopped
over 6t•Canadian towns and cities
;for special consultation, and in this
way made many friends in Canada.
The character , and personality
of. Dr. Chase was such that ,to
T)r. A. W. Chase's medicines
d alers
sale byall, d
e far
ar
b '.
or t ttYA receipt of price
S tat
o sl.
�'`�l . it t!,
SID j ll.rtsLytbAl{b>llli#ik
And ...thus it happened that .when Ter, Chase
placed -his most successful prescriptions- on the
market, sothat the people night obtain 'them
more readily, they met with a reception in•Crtnada
as -well as in the United States.
This letter front Mr. Pni•ish will gii•e you 51011122
idea. of dhow Dr, Chase's Medichies beeline known
throughout Canada.
Wens 11:All D.. Chase in 1367
"Jar tho year 1867 I was very bad with my
lttdneys. 0 could not worst on account of my back
being 1)1010, sore and painful all the time. Though
1 carefully followed the directions of our family
doctor he was tumble to do me much good. At
this.timo Ar. A. W. Chase was bottoming known
ae an especially successful physician, and. on the
atiVfee of My uncle, Charles Williams, T went to
3)0, A, W. Chase at Ann Arbor, Michigan, and he
gave mo a box'.ot his pills for klene,y dlalease,
"'You eon scarcely Imagine how 11111011 goodthey,
diel Inc. They helped me so nrttch that 1
went hack to the doctor and bought a
flaxen boxes, in my mind there is not at
medicine half.' so, Feted as Dit, A.= W.
4HASI5'.S 'I I1)lyiiX-1,I\'1•th T'1L715 for
kidney . trouble and hrudache.We
itlwp,Ys' Beep. -them 'in the house gra a
family _medicine, mid1 wotild not
think of uatng any other."-.ry.Cr, 84: "1t
3sarisit, Sturgeon' Bay, Ont.
•
Note that :th,ep ortr'ait ,and
W Chi®'
sie'lAattYl'.c, of .A':. , x
x7
+• It a-�L"i t
•Da t}le'"ia3AA Il.
o G 1! ,
p" •n r ° : 16bOlI' ziuflidrr, ape fSffi tter,'e.CJ.,'..
Pe * box. of bis nttAdicioe6:
D JASi5
&Al
f"t
("CBetis,Co28d.
Ito os 2,.5,
JiR
e'iltft. G,r F
atS
b
GATAnr
Lek
t4
p vss'ss•!on enemehately.
CONSTANCi`;'.
Mrs. Belt McLean, of Detroit, is
q,en ing '1 1.510 days 1110 guest of Ire!
mother, .\L•: 7OIc a:.
1.1r. and .A1r. Stephenson, of Il9uss-
els. ::pent Sunday as the guest of her
parent:, Mr asai Yue. Gee. Riley,
Mr, and Airs, Port t Ferris anel child-
ren. r•1 the West. returned home, on
Tuesday after spending a couple of
months visiting her parents, .\tr, reran
Mrs Henry Taylor Sud other friends
Mr, and Airs, Coleman, of Tucker -
smith, spent Saturday the guest of
her daut,htcr, Mrs. Eph. Clark.
Iver. Geo. Clark, of Toronto, spent
't few days the guest el his parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Rob> Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 'Tudor called on
her trends nit Saturday afternoon.
The contest for Red Cross sewing
and knitting is river. The work WAS
supplied from Settee -tie 131 cut out
ready f' se:.. We made adlogether
f,7 `suits of p11Janas, 5t1 du' shirts
and Knit 171 pair of socks, The
South won in the c,miest. so the North
are got)) . to give a supper on the 28t11
of M:u(h end the South are furnish-
ing the 1 1 ,, ,:1)1)11)2.
M11'Ch 7th, j 915, 1
}R11116CtCd Willi Z machli11C gun' Section,_
in Prions(, share last April • ,, • ;
settees Repent -...The ' fc'Ilowing Is
tlti'seport of,b 5. No. 11, tsr Fsbru--
c IV -Clifford fo •d Cn st1e. ' 1 „_
Senir iV , I tt
Ferguson, Howard Currie, •
Sr, HI -Bines l !rick •
Junior 111---U11ver .Ferguson, Laurie'
Currie, , '
Junior 1t--'Melvlu (Elliott, Acta 131g
'
Primer -Class As -Mervyn >11811,
Retools lStggi 1, WIiIle Baikilt,
C:lnss 13,--C1'0lence Yet'duei Lucll;t
Now
The best sputters fol' tine month net
--Sr•.ell 4111, Glenn Fergus's, Sr 3rd, El-
The
'Prick, Jr,3rd, Laura Currie, Jr..
2nd, lvlelviil HMO, Primer, Mervyn
Band Erma Diehl T earner. '
BRUSSELS
The two law r 001:nTIS t) ussele
schoei which have been closed for the
pa,t sirvveeks for want r, I11 1 reopen-
ed
sop i.ed un Monday. a supply n t,,een wend
having been obtained.
'l'!te too.acre farm on the eighth line
of Grey township, owned by George 11.
McCall, has been purchased by Louis
Whitfield for $7,3(0, who will get pos-
session on April 1,
The death occurred here Sunday af-
ternoon of Margaret at et Service, wife of
Postmaster Finlay S. Scott, at the age
of 09 years. 110101 trouble was; the
cause
f death.
h. tc ides
1
'
r husband, usla
nd
.
she is survived by two sons, Donald M.
rfGrand Rapids. Mich,' and Walter S.
of town, t =1
-1 u i n one daughter, r Mildred
ti• manager of the.
wife of 0, tt, arms, manage. 1
Standard l;mtk here. The funeral took
place 'Tuesday afternoon to Brussels
Cemetery.
Early Wednesday morning Thos.
Gaynor died at his late home on Mech-
ante street. Ile was 88 years of age
and had been ailing .for some time
The. tipdo-date farm, known as the
Mooney property, 00 the fifth line
of Morris Townships also changed
hands this week; 'being purchased by
Mr. Rintoul, of Wiugham, for +7,400.
Mr. Mooney died last December and,
nee farm has been sold in order to
wind up the estate, •
Among -the many recent property
changes in, this locality• is that of
W'nt, ferric, who disposed ,of his ,fine
150 .acre farm on the Iter Coticers-
ion of Grey Township. in ,fames•
Dickson, of the 'spite Ilht'. The pur-
cliace price was (112,000, which in-
cludes the stock, implements, etc„
Mr. Dickson gets immediate possess-
ion. Asir. Peale `and family purpose
moving to the •West.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
Air. Roland Jenkins was !u Cr
ode-
rich last week attending the funeral
. lllaker,
Mrs. of his sister, vitt talc A
Tile final results of tete goofing con-
test held last month by the Unity Club
or Gnderich Township, are as follot.,1
,--total' number of pairs of socks 201;
the Indies of the 16th concession suc-
ceeded in beating those of the }lase
Line by 14 pairs. The ladies of the
'i eem:title at'e to be congratulated on
their splendid, patriotic effort.
We are wondering if there will ire
ars Many Ford. cars sold this Year its
Ore were hilt year, now that the
puce is k 1 00 higher. 'Those who in-
.vesIed last fait were wise.
The, malty friends of Pte. Herbert
his ilii)
t' a
oar to see ti at were v
S
odd t w
it the atst
a
I(Y list last week, reported
88 seriously ill, Ile. had bees on Leave
Vislti'ttgt,,itl St;ntipnd avd contracted a
cold OA developed ilito diptherla, li
is to be "hoped ,i>e will span be. re-
covered nettle, 1'te, Tlodtlart has beets
EXETER.
*r. Wallace Fisher,'a former Lxe;
ter boy; who has been manager of
the Mnontora Braneh ,of the Dontinlrnl
Bunk of C3tIlouts, has been -transferred
to one of the Montreal brautchel,'
Mr, and . Mrs.. Edward Theobald, of
;1423 Magnolia Avenue, Chicago, an-
nounce the. engagement of. their
daughter Rosa May, to Mr. Pr. Ed-
ward 0 1 tckard, son of• Mrs. Richard
1 Ecicau ei, of Exeter, Canada.
The death' took place at the*hente
f his brother,' Mr, Alex. Reeder, Ek-
ete:•, on Friday last of. Mr, John
Reeder, who recently. suffered 0 nasty,
accident ,bv'which his, hand and armwere St'riou::ly> injured. The deceased
was aged 511 Afars find 11 nl011tlls... It '
will ! c 1211110115)088 that three or four
weeks ago Mr. Reeder was engaged
in 'threshing beans for Mr. Leo, Deit--
erich near Dashwood when his 'hand
got caught' In the thresher. The
thumb and first .hyo finger; and part
ui the third .were severed, and the
arm badly mangled at the elbow. He
wan brought .to the home of his bro-
flier in Exeter,
•
KSF': EN.
Mrs. t:ratviurtl, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs: .I. 11, MacLean, visited
her son and 'daughter in Ripley last
Week. •
I'hos.'Butt's sale last Tuesday was a
;the success, all his eows, with one
8591 nn brought over ,toff ea:h, 1
breed s'>. sold 4'r s.7 and another
for 11 1,, 118 purposes goine West
acid h: brother, Edgar tvi11 run the
farm.
' A- Tut two w 8eka ago Jt11)e5 Gras -
sick was !sicked by a cow and thown
In such t posi110n .)S to strait) his
ankle so badly that he is (,ins: around
with crutches.
William Horny broke his leg in the
1111811 Last week and will be confined to
his ,ronin for 0)I)le weeks,
Mr. and Mrs. Seaforth,
were visiting friend here this week,
Ed. Drake halt hard lock with his
horses that he shipped Watt about two
weeks ago, losing four of then! 011 the
trip- ort,
The (tome of J115)1 McBeat5 was
brightened last week by the arrival vt
a young soldier.
The following is the February
monthly report of S. S No, i t, Stan-
ley. Names are in order of merit
I'iftit-Gladys MacLean.
Sen. 4th -V 1'. McCayntuni, ti. 1'.
Fisher, 1., 11. Hyde.
Junior 4111-W, L. Workman, W. W.
Ross.
Sen 3rd -4.7, E. Harvey, L. S. Near,
F, le Parson.
Jr. 3td--1.. Workman, W. A. Ross.
Sr, 2nd --11. Ande:stn,, t), Al, Ander-
son,
Jun, 211,1--•-H, A, I.tinsdale, .1, A1eKen-
Sozond 1'1rt--.1. A. Anderson, W.
,11cL•tchlan, .1, McKenzie.
The best spellers in the m,,nthly
spelling. matches t.er2'-Fifth--(iLtdvs
MacLean: Son -itis-brace (Cooper; Jr.
4th-Wdter Workman; Sr. and Jr. 3rd
-•-Willi Ross Sr. 2nd -811:) Ander-
son; .1r. Sect :ui -•)telco Dinsdale; 2nd
Pt ---Willie .McLachlan,
w•..•.•w.:.wwc.4wa•,w+•, .+�,te,r+vwry+lay+a..ww»ma...we.wmnnr�•n•�wac�..,.nw.nwim>,
An Old' Friend with a l\Tew Nara
ONG before Labatt's Brews come to the
fermenting tuns, they passed have passed though
"".rim the processes which give theta the flavor,
the Logy, the tonic quality which has
made the old Style Labatt's Ale, Canada's
favorite for over eighty years.
Old London Brew, the new brew which Labett's
will put on the market at Easter tirne, is made
with the same ingredients, with the same care and
skill and by the same processes as the ale you
have known and used for so many years.
JOHN LABATT, Limited,
Brewing Since 1832
LON1'ON, Ont., and No. 4 St. Helen St., N:ONTRFJ+".
STANLEY.
011 March 1st; the young people of
the Stanley Maple Leaf Patriotic S0e-
iety het} a very successful entertain-
ment in li ird's school house, The
affair W118 favored with ideal roads and
weather and at seven o'clock the line-
al, tor:seats commenced, and at eit;Itt
o'clock there was not a seat to be had
and every ;o'alhthle Inch of standingFormer Auburn Presbyterian Minister
room was utilintd, 'ihe play entitled Purpoazs Taking; hest for a Time.
'Farm Folks" was a splendidly render-
ed sainiiie I Mil,. drama, e:nhelli•,h•t i Wall ert;n. 1l:acit 5. -Rev. Thos.beta .en dei t selections of spark-
lint yaudcel!le. 'The ,roan htdi of 11'!1•.rn, cl kro: church, Walkerton,
the locality sang one at a time, two at wily., has completed a very successful
a time, apt 11''. at a time, ant 411- ".thou•.r f , yoars, told 1)1>nt;te-
', o i''SatiS1 811 1 ' gal u • .. t.l : ,.tat he was (2 to to
tscr e' at i t er_vunes ,t a. li ; t t:tt'.on 111 the hands oe
that than can sing "any old way" i
chi+.v,,tssrs. (sten and Sinclair were Lnacr 1•lesn5tery , 1 Tuesday, with the
e3utlly qu:t1 I'• dewith id h
tlueed 'n manner whichpia, upheld the nyxt re0est1111)11tLu• toituting refalt tae 1 resbytet,'ye
reputation of the past performances on May to
Before going 1„ W'idketh,n Air, Wll-
tlr,er the '.gone auspices. The leading
sun was 'sere ,r at Landon and Auburn,
}:art „1 the inlay' was ably taken h•: Miss 1
His el.'aa daughter, .kssid, has for
nearly three t ears been .t nursing
sister !n I r,u:ce, and his son Lieut.
.1121yi le Wlsi.1, has been nearly two
years In the trenches, having gone
overseas with the 71st Battalion. Mr.
W!Ison will rest dur a while before take
,Itg ;Uint!ler 8100112,
HULLET'T
Fnlh•,vorg is report of S. 5, No, 5,
]lulled. for the months of ianu:u'y and
pel'rmu•y. Thus, not obtaining (70'tl of
marks are not inserted,
ted,
Sr 1V ----Harold Adams 75, Gladys
Grainger -t, Edith Samnsuu 68.
Sr.ill--Lillie Garrett 50, Laura Gar-
rett 72, Edwin 'hoods ori, Melbourne
Raine t.",
Ir, 111 --Marjorie Lynn 75, Mary
Gray 50
Woods 63, Ilmttie Cx,t_ Ott.
Sr.11-liartd Johnson er 1oe Lwo
n
,.3
67, Joe Shedd ek t .
tst class-Irai Sampson 59> Lorne e
ShuddO k "b, Ruth Sheddtck 73, ry
Little 7 1
t E
A Class--wetet tu order
of no
ne
BCrl rat Emily Llttir. EPr Gray,Bes-
sie
B
s
-
ole Crawford,
d,
II. P. Hoboes, 'Teacher.
A quiet but pretty wedding was sof-
emitted at St 'Thomas Rectory by Rev:
T. II. Brown, on \Vednesday, February
20121, when the youngest daug'h'ter of
Mr, and Alt's, }teary 'i dill ei', Baron
P'oad, Dora Al was united in nlntl'htge
to 1Nt', luitn McElroy, •, son of Mrs.
Robert Mctilroy. The young, :couple
were unattended. On their return 1lnitte
a dainty wedding supper awaited them
About forty, of the immediate relatives
and friends of the contracting party
were present. The bride's Wedding
et
tris Nnpok.oa blue silk tr!!),o cd
thss french knots with hat to match.
After supper the 'happy gathering in-
dulged In games and social that, The
young coulee received maty, useful and
costly presents showing the .htgh'es-
teem in which they ore held. Tire
bride's. tran'elling snit teas navy., blue
trimmed with braid. She also wore a
be>uttiful set of black fox, furs, the
s
groom'gift. The young couple 1WWill
'settle. d<tw it on their ,farm .in.M8iC11109
near Roxboro Their litany friends
thin
in wishing %he l'i' every' sticceSS
through married ied life..
.school It" eput t, --Thr' following'." is
a report of S. 5,•No..5, liullett, for
the month of February,
• Senior ' 1V ---Wellington • McCool,
Lillian Cartwright, Percy Oibbingu,
Arthur• \Yeynlint•tit,
,Iuhinr IV--dlosclie. Crawford, Dern
Vodden.
Senlot`.111--Albert Holloway, Mar--
.
' are.t 13rewu,
lunior 711-L'vely'tt Clibhlhgst i,nnra
Snell, Edith dorbu#t, Alvill • Cart.
weight,
lunior' 11•-eCiertie Quieney, 'Warren
()Widnes, Charlie Brown, , Charlie
Weymouth, Marry Snell, lierltie Vttd-1
den, Bugle itadferd,,
First-licrtie Nott,'Norma,. • Sne11,;
Ernest Browln,
' li 'Steven's, -
Beat
t.
-1v I C. �
I
rimer n
Crest sfEllets fur the month aresee
Doti Vodden Evelyn Gihbings, Edith
(aorhltit,' Gertic' ()uielteyOliv.
e' 13, ('ole
Teacher,
2
to France but he was willing 1•, do
his bit by 0152'' respording to the cat11 of
duty with 1.11,,t other boys he had
grown up with,
REV. TEOM't.S WILSON
RESIGNS AT WALKERTON
Erma Diehl, who deserves great credit
for having" undertaken it on short
notice. She received consistent sup-
port from a large and varied caste from
which it would be difficult to select a
star, although Miss 'Taylor, and Mr.
Moffatt were, perhaps, the best, while
Miss A1cliweu and .war. and Miss Stew-
art handled the comic parts in a very
Ode and entertaining manner, Misses
Alexander and Sinclair and Messrs Sin-
clair and ;McGregor and lacks -n hand-
led the legs important ,arts very ere--
tinsel,.
re=tht1 It. Alry lines is to be congratel-
„fit
Ell!El9r1E1
atud on the eilicient manner in which. 4H4p�teredaraa<-�6+<4v�tee�Pa00
she handled the musical programme. (11 'r'aut'; .18111 & Empire)
The. Society desires to thank Mis5 R, (;Beus,all.-ln March, t'711, 1
Farquhar and Mrs, Elliott for their 1
;.Ind assistance. tented a home. agreeing verbally to
pay the tent trembly. I have occupied
the premise. ever since. What notice
!" :11 171 US( 111;1 owner glee If he
,. :he, me to vacate.
,cs are a monthly tenant,
WN!)ESBORO.
Remember the Fie Social under the
auspices of the Wuineri s Institute to and eau rut an end to pm. tenancy by
be held March plait. A splendid pr,.- civica a full mettles netise, terntinat-
;r:en consisting el the rl.i, •'1' . •svinut the end of any month, ,uttl your
'I urvey" r,rven by the i ,:r,'.1i: club MI end to in: tenancy
of C:onstance•. Music by 1,81 1:;1, t1. Ole 81 r ay.
The proceeds for fair. tic , 5.
Miss Kerr. of 1'1!11[, ' i;
Miss r,81ie ll.,nn1.1;, tib.• 1
proving as rapidly as he: i,:a' I,
would like,. But wa hope to see he"
out soon, as the nice warns dts. ,
Spring set in Su -h
Mr, Alex,u
(npbel1, 811
,end sou, Lieut. Ewing Caninbeii.
the N. F. visited at the home
Alr. Jas. Campbell. over the end.
Lieut. Campbell has been oi crsess
nearly two years and was flying then 5,•ryran people who have not yet
his utachine tell. and his leg wasl'"'11- 40v:t1„r:t t disesase that can he re -
en in five places, but he expects -e c g,ltrad and treated by the medical
turn to duty shortly, l'1 t8 ,i ,n have the greatest trouble
Pte, Norman Bunking, who las is finding relief. Irritation. heat(-'
been overseas nearly two years re- aches, sleeplessness, nervous dvspep-
to ncd home ,o .ttrdav evening'. s1 :III these
discomforts ctr- s na
k e
Vic
The people f the village held a re, nerahl5, but ,are endured
ception in the Methodist church tdoctor'sthan rt r
ill without
Satturday evening, at which a very finite here of an improved condition.
pleasant informal hour was enjoyed livery sufferer should know the
s he
' C 'a' > nd Ja.. 'ism ti t
1v a I. Rays (•. h me a f 1 h a condo
i . I d:ut•'2r i
s� >s , •o s i l oi"
�, • •v •a • shies ' ddre,st, < n the ,
,11l1 y8 .t n> r m sic n. N
a, girt
war, they also' referred to lite fine re- and even paralysis may result it' the
3,tttation the 161st heti wino for itself, 1 t.,ne of the nerves is not. restored.
Messrs. Wm. Lyon and John Finland The fete hie fact that brings h„pe
also welcomed Pte,honking, who 1118) ;uui rct!ef !s that the nerv, can le
responded, thanking the pa1915 for isby building up theeblood.
t•he reception given hint also the many
C.umot ht' too often repeated that
boxes, etc„ he had received while in it C through the blond can nourish.
Eng
telt account of. 111 health mt•end ,n lllta10.1ts' 1the rePillach the nerves.te
Pte, Bunking was not allowed to 1,40 Ti. Wn('lois . make in
°'"•'•"'""°"m""""" ""'"`""' "`"'"*"""m"m'''""","'"'"'"" blood rich and red and quickly re-
store vitality and energy to a weak,
nervous system A uerv,,us person
who gives these '111s a trial !s al-
most certain to see gond results. and
what is more, the benefit will he
Lasting because the trouble is at-
tacked at its root; building u}, the.
blond restores latae nerve force That
is why people who occessionally take
Dr, \Vfllialus' Pink Pills always gel
bright. 'active and strong Mrs,
Wm. \icintvre, Gananoquet Ontario,
s,as1-".alw•:tyI•osr flitted" t Rudn1'2t of Scars I
w•as Bsiless, The
least noise would so startle me that
1 would tremble and shake; my heart
It would flutter, and 1 would feel as
though. i were. choking. I was al-
most Wholly unfitted fur housework,
and away
• •s so 1)etr • •nus that life was
almost a burden. 1 tried several
And the early cg5-•^snylate Novem- medicines, but titer did tint hell) me
in the least. One day t received a
mends tliti top price of the year.
pamphlet dosarihing Dr. Williams'
I
1�1 `,
deidl
LL
Sufferers Can be Restored
by Building Up the
Blood.
hJl �i��ilIl��
,Idt 1.1
P
EarlyPulls(
Lays
as
the
EtklyM
ber and through december--Com-
Start a
1511CHEYE
INCt. ' `uAT'
in Marcie or early April; raise the
many chicles you'll hatch in a coal.
burning Standard Colony Brooder,
and this good money is yours.
'We know the Buckeye Incubator rind
the Slandhrd Colony Brooder wi11 do
exacdy whet wC 5125', We iuhrnnlee it,
nerd our a11an,alCe lS backed by 11,) 215511•
farlseer, lfvaryhod5 355.18 n s,1uar8 ,tent
' uel C' and fhc
Nottdtl bents rho- 1) rev ,
a
,1 hos no coat .
Standard u 'Coto Ben. i B . 4
h a
Y
Come is n d see
012) 5
1
. CLinton >i25ANID5,
Pink Pills and decided to give thema
trial. I ant glad now that 1 did for
after using eight buses they have so
strengthened and built tip my run-
down, nervous system that 1 eon
work with pleasure and feel refresh-
ed atter a night's sleep. 1 sincerely
Rolle some similar sufferer may bene-
fit by my -experience,
If you are weak, nervous or feel-
ing "out of sorts, give Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills a tial, and you will he
surprised to see how quickly tete
nervousness will pass away and your
fernier
cocagY return, You Cpt
get
these pills tit0u
gt yourut onedleint
cicala, or by oriel pt 50 cents a hoe
11 Dr.
for �'.5t)'h•r1m The or six boxes a i
Williams' Medicine .1(lo,, Brockville,
Pol.