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°valances daily at 2.30 and 8,
Doors open at 2 :and 7.30. Try and -Corrie .Early.
Prices Here—E enings, 75c; Matinees:35c. and \Var Tax.
been shown at these.prices.,
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THI '-ICs' Il_, TOWN 'PAPER
Vh]ifn the evenin shade is lapin' atC
thv endin'of the day,
' feller 'rets from labor sinokin'
as
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&t his pipe o' c.ay,
net nothin' does lnnr so intich
Yood, be fortune tap or down,
s the little weekly, paper from :his
of borne tova n.
'hiin r of beauty an'' .its
ii snit. a x b y 1
print ain't always clean, I
it straightens out his temper
wheal a teller's foo11i1.' mean;
it takes the wrinkles off his face and:
drives away the frown,
That little weekly paper from 4us oi';
Now 1 like to read the dailies an' the!
story. papers, too.
k,s'_. at _thn the _3/atter novels an.
'some otla .r trash—don't you:: i
�3tit nhen I ,want:'son'ze readin'that
�4ill nitre awdyt a frown,
1 �ri3na that wood of paper from arty;
oi, hour to -ten.
ED
)owitey=Sn Fordwich, on Tuesday,
February list, 1922, Thomas .Down,-
,er, so his loth year, -
i ovv,.a fitaithy Boy
'from puny itlellcto
my'
little Johnny has become
a stre>it sturdy+ boy."
Dip?: another vrzteszmaSf
Y
ou lad
Leen any hole Johnny four months ago
'and you were to see Iain.todrew;'yriu
weald never believe t11aktitels the same
boy. Then he'cweighed.only 42 po'un'ds.
To -day beweighs '20 pounds, alniost
double what he weighed four months
ago.'I/is trouble first started' with a
cold,'ihiklt we never noticed because
lac tgat' irons and litre all boys of his
age t�c~is
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sarse, that lie was looking pile Mni.
losing weight.' lt:xstienied to be tired
ill the time, led 11) t lir Y 'i P1 tie airy
l,t,l'e,ac.
c. es fight this cold he
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This fremencdous spectacle has never`.?_efoi'e
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Words Of Appreciation
Nome of our readers can
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It Pays To Advertise'
,The -little flowers by hill "and dell
have learned their little iesson" wenn,,
They breathe sweet scent for bees
and flies because it pays to advertise.
The insect visitors that frill in or
light upon the edge and crawl in, the
butterflies and bugs and ants get pol-
len on their coats and pants, and
willy-nilly thus they share in ,every
floral love affair: If I had peach and
apple, trees, I'd, put the proper spray
on these, and when the fruit was red
and ripe I'd tell the world in good
plain type, so Plain that they who ran
might read and buy the fruit their
children need. That ad so neatly i
would phrase it that every gent and
dame would praise it. Its long •im-
patient Innes they'd stand to buy the
Rural. Rhymer brand. - To keep their.
lungs and livers right they'd chew
my apples day and night. A primrose
by the river s rim, plain primrose was
to me and Jinn, and no. one else had.
greatly prized it until the poet adver-
tised it. The meanest flower that
grows 1 . think mightmake a hit
through printer's ink.
Sleet Storrn Interrupts Telephones.
Oawing to -the disastrous sleet storm•
Don'
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vea5 much 'and we. have duiina, the ,(Saturday Night)
subS.LrL is h<„ebe n incouven_encedThe killjoysare still.ith
'us. One-accueusof teotaugo ,a4nxotn teriatedancalso a number local
WHITECHURCH
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Mrs. Archie . Anderson of St.,
Helens, spent the week -end at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Robt.
Purdon.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Albeit Cameron and
childrendf ""Lanes',. spent Sunday at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Render -
Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Falconer and
Miss Nora Falconer, . spent" Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. Robert McGinnis,
of Langside.
Miss Hannah Aitchison of Fordyce,
is visiting this week: with Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan.
We are very" sorry to report the
illness of little Willie Martin, son hof
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Martin. He is
-very ill with pneumonia
1'Irs. Beaton of Clinton, spent the 6f,r4.
week end with Mrs. Jas. MCClena '114
tenee
Tyltt'sday, Niarci� 2nd,
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Best Overalls and :Smock s
Work Shirts, for men, strongly made and roomy
reduced price 1.25
.Men's heavy ribbed Shirts and Drawers, sale ....,98c
10 men's Suits, broken linen, but all good pat-'
• terns, regular value up to g$25, your pick 17,50
2 doz. men's Winter: Ceps, to clear at ..l .3
'
Men's Boots, a special " line of "heavy working
boots, reduced to ;3.90 P�,®'
Boys' -'Boots, sizes 1 to 5, clean up on odd likes 2.95 ;
Mufflers brushed Yv ooi regular 'value 1 25,.vour
,.Ol FA11AG1 .7, LrF'4#.t�aav*,a. v., i>'> _ ,_.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert`Henry°Purdon, g
of Walpole, •Sash=_t, arrived' Bonne on s
Saturday night. They are at .present
visiting. with Mr.and • Mrs. Jas.Pur
don of St. Helens :T,liey arrived too, ^a
late •for the funeral of Mrs .. urdgp s':
father, Mr. Thos. Taylor
--On Feb., ` 23rd:; a tractor was:-
",brought from Wingham to Mr Frank
'Henry's to press hay:• -Although it
tore up the roads it, got through al
tight"
i' " Mrs. Wna. Dawson was c " ,grated' on
in the Wingharn Hospital on Saturday
evening for Appendicitis. She is -do-
ing as well aseean be expected at the
Bast seven years endeavored to :keel, "`>rc wish to assure our subscribers writes a newspaper to the effect that
tion_ mentioning o 1 that t5 ea_y tlnnf ,possible is being Santa Claus
, ut • mine or : t ]e'• , q_. in done should he no more, aft" lie."
name of our paper .,s much as Pas- to repair the damage erased, by the �," wilful Perversion of the
sible, but we trust we milt be pardon- sleet stoma • and •also to furnish -Our he says is a f
cd if we iixake slight mention ;of a subscribers with service as soon at truth." and as Santa Claus is a lie it is
couple of bouquets which have been possible our duty to getout and. kill him. But' is
handed as :lately. Santa Caaus a he Is the spirit of Christ
Inas a he? Is the birth of Christ a 1
called 1t our office child congratulated _... _ .... Tri
seems to me a .
He said e believed we were iya:er is other, Are • we to t t our sines an
Dint a better paper now than had ever tithe •niitic: Two frogs'cauglxt naPPing. i because use in
the minds
One day recently Mn John Menzies To the "Pessimist" a
5ie. It
us on the appearance of our paper. A milkman stopped at -a stream to th t each fits in with the
h b i d getting I h horse and accidentally put water k•1' f d
b turned t of this office ' :