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10 iseoun,
Will be allowed cari all orderd for:pagrefrem now Until Feb-
ruate3r, aat., /923. -
This is the slack time '.in our.newly,enlarged factory.
Spring brings ordera; in a "rusht '
Get your rugs made:now,nse them in the,'Pold weather, and
. ,
Your old carpets are valuable, 'have 'diem made into hand-
sozne
"Yelvetne Rugs; • a -
• The, "VELVE,TEX" RUG is a rearRago Made froirryoitiglis-
carded old 'carpets which arc,cleahatl, anda.reelearied, her mannfactured into reversable, seamless rugs that will wear, life -time.
tinder foOt they .feel like Thick velvet, that is 'why theYraire Called
""Velvete/c". • •
Every "VELVETEX" RUCIris guaranteed and he onlyetac-
tory making "Melyetex" is in London, Oat, .
a_In ton , n our driver collects the carpet,
attie, cellar or off tbP•floOreanddeliv-
el.'s the finished rugs freeal''',:
• Out of town vaeaPaYefreiglat or "eacpress
0th:ways -on aillorders.
• 344livery can be inacle:withlicadaYs from
receipt' of Circlet.' dr held over until wanted.
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"--7. tie nation does its militarY campaigns, Nelson Kay, at Kincardine, made a
connection with the Inaralar .of George
what vtores vrotild he seen! It is eigned coefession to Inspector 5.1\fac-
''''• IniontestIolef leav4alitigVlizichttPiornnetlhiaotnthililseifsr°nloilt CalrerY and' Constable H' C;ardiner' of
the case. In the recent Special Thanka
.- tilcIPare7follilicailadi sftoartceed that he had en -
is offering called for by the Presbyterian
ii Church in Canada of 835o,000 or tlie tercel the Kay home for the Purpose
Eli atPcmilt" Of an average daY's P43' of l'jsk)arpcitlilloglicKa'aypotologsyg4foar psatpaet errnnelialitc's-
= each member, the missionaries f,rom
Florian, China, cabled a donation di MacDonald believed w e r e , ma d 0
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i. $1,500, and a man on furlough in Can- agia.lonitiandirilbolill,,,,rw9ic5d. a 22 cal•
ibre rifle
adaa with 4"salarY of $'40° made 4 with the intention of scaring Kay into
'sacrifice of '44°°•°°' In the message signirig if any difficulties arose, but
te,_.,,,.'":-.°' cbayucnaphloenr trietleec,rrheudrctiol'athheominieo
stsi°rieawriipecs he had no'intention, he said of shoot -
which is hampering the ing•. In a fit of temper during his
out the dehtee. work and preventingeovettaking the talk with Kay, when the latter refused
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Most wonderfal opportunities ever in- t°' sign' he small he opened fire,.•611
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viting upeto advance for Christ." • ibru°sbaMati'faantadnylvf.rs' Ka'Y' 'wounding., the
',Scotland hociors her Moderators.
As is well-known, tbe,' highest. office pti.Breisanniclotsiivmep, leh.e Ssteavteendlyewarass agsPoitieni
in the Fresbarterian churehes•there is
•not gained by, oneeemiy. push and can:. 1915, according to MacDouald's" claims
vase of the aspirant8, On the contrarY, Kay made certain statements regard-
aa- they are not seekers but the sought ing MacDonald's interference with
1.4 after. The Moderator -designate of women in the town. He has held a
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la• tilfiefliTia/tiir,cnhiblessSocr°tOafnBdibislicpalr'Cr6'iteico-% krudge aains '1<aY ever since. Evertsince the statements were repored to
11 ism inGlasgow 'University. His father, have been made hehasbeen demand-
als-o in his life -time a professor, waa iani.wgaPyts'bilbeeeali?„°11.,°gdy." to.HienddaanedaiKe:Intahlaadt'
smilarly honored by the-,chtirch 'forty. ,date, _
years ago. The.son began. his career 'rile hie of ,mrs Geo. Ka
THy, victim
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E VVINGUAM ADVA_
--aereeeee---a,
111(iRPER AKCMU
and Wife Fatally SktOt D.
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as in
ster n "a tin auburban church"
in Edinburgh which he was spared to .ef the ftied.whicli cost her husband's
see deVelop 'into "a miniature cathed- life on Saturday and -plaged.Donald P, stied In The Canada Gazette
--- _rate .But it wa.s, while hdpisi;er of he Ala.cDonald behind prison bars as the•. ,
Tayside, parish of caputii,,that he was self-confesded murclerereas claspalted• eaA Canadian Gazette extra issued last
able both to pursue' his studies' "and of. The latest bulletin issued by Dr,. December 20th., contains the" regula-
giVe foithathe'frints to the wider Cori- Ferguson says that. she is paralyzed lions .goVerning the stantp tax of to
gre,ga,tion,of the theological worm in a and- that aer apndition is .precarious...cents on receipts of .a/0.00 and up..
There is little doubt that the trag- ivatrd. This tax became effective on
series, of great books. His first pub-
lication was a book Of childeen's.•ser- -defer which exacted a life and plaand eed a '-'
•alter January ast. •
ai'
e . , He is describ-
. second in jeopardy was due to at feud The regulations follow:
monsGolden Nails." ,
ed as "the children's minister still," between Geerge Nelson Kay and his "Counter sale slips and. cash regis-
M and fther it:is said that "to know confessed alayer Donald P. MacDon- ter tiekets are not tax'able, Provided
him is t6 he in touch with gaeat learn- ald, dating back to 1'915. All doubt as no words implying or stating ac- .=
mg lightly -worn.. Inas special service 1 to ibis 'has 1 -)Pen" set at 712qt ,
with the knewledgement of the receipt or the
to Biblical scholarship' are his two
hookse "Selections " from the aGreek
Papryi" and "Here .and There 'Among
the Papyri." By his examination . ef
iga tbbtheiold letters and documents res-
cued from rubbish heaps in the East,
he. has been able tO'thrOw light both
upon the -language spoken by the„An-
ostlee , -5.-nd the social conditions ' of
long ago; a ,
The- United Free Church of Scot-
aa.pcl, will heve'in fife chair as model--
atere 32a: D. S. 'Cairns, professor in
7Aberdeen'and the ma.n.most likely to
be elected at this Assembly, as princ-
ipal of that great College. _ He is a wards Kay,and went to the house to are taxable. --e. .
younger man, than his eo_moderator get a statement signe,d by Mr, Kay ."Letters forWarded by mail, also
of the other•church, but otherwise has distinguihed for seho. and his wife, withdrawing the accusa- postcards, acknowledging the payment
aflame just_ dons ve"hicii, according to MacDonald of_inoney, are regarded as letters and
arstain and...service. Stran,ge to say, the victim had made against him more cards, and are not subject to this tax.
"both are, referred to bee their than seven Years before. ' "All insura.nce pelicies; 'whether fire,
sPoPsors , The document which "Scobie Mac- marine, life or .casuality, wherein the
as "priests and prophets." That isato
saY, they genie of. ,true ' Ministerial Donald, the self-confessed murderer Par -dent -of money is ••acknowledged,
latter ,stOck- . manifest urge of of George Kaar, demanded the laer are taxable,
and ha.ve -"the . ,
- should „sign, read: . • • "All insurance 'receipts, acknowledg-
literary. talent". His first twelve years
were sPent iniaisteringeta the gonare- a.
"That the.accusationaaf George Kay ins the pa-yment df anoriey,.are tax-
"tha• that he (McDonald) had followed able..
gation of Ayton, Which is near.t
Border, " the Misses Campbell and C. Nesbitt "Receipts drawn out of Canada, but
and has begii sixteen in the
d
college of Aberdeen, professor of Apo- anotherarumors Concerning the par- not valid until countersigned in Can -
ties. involved was a malicious s/ander ada,.are taxable.
logetics. That he as a "young mares '
and without foundation, that during "Voucher cheques and cheques with
anan" was proven by his splendid work
with the.Y, M. C. A,, during the war. the recruiting of the 16oth Bruce rePeipts endorsed thereon, when drawn
His inapreseiaria- were later contribitted OverseaS Battalion, Miss Do t h.a upon. •or addressed, tara. bank, are not.
toath.e Volanne, "The Army and Relig- Campbell, (Mrs. Kay) intentionally 'taxable as receipts.. ., •
ion" of "which- he was one. Of the apprbached her husband 'before their "Remitter's counterfoil, being part
authers. "Transparent' Honesty" is a marriage and while standing in, front of a tax.able express money order, is
" his admirers . which of the armouries, said: "George, - I not taxable as a receipt. •
phrase used by
deal with thoug-ht 'you said you'were a bigger .Persons violating or evadrng the re -
throws light on his power to .
soldiers and its him adMirably for his man than MacDonald," to which he, gulatiOns are liable to, a penalty not
duties as teacher of Dogmatics . and .(Kay) made" exceed
no reply and walked .
ing Sioo.00:
the Evidence, of Christianity. away.- That Mig's W. Canm,bell, (sis- • '
ter of Mrs, Geo. Kay), now Mrs. (Dr.)
Collier St. Methodist church, Barrie,
has just, celebrated its fifty-severith Maddoek of Walkerton,' approached Toronto Huron Old BOys
anniversary, but Methedisan planted' me (MacDonald) in the packing room ' • • -
5. A, McLaren was re-elected Presi-
its roots in the diatriet 103 years.ago. at the factory the ,same day.. and re -1 dent of -the Huron Old Bova' Assoc -
Rev. Peter White ava8 the early apos- mark,ed; "I am going to talk the mat- tation at the 'annual meeting- held last
kgtle, who in -a row' boat . croSsed, I.,ake ter over with George Kay," and I ad- week in the Central Y. M. C. A. The
Simcoe and held service at the home vised her to do so: larattiss Campbell essocattion was formed in teoo • and
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of Williant Mann. All honor is ",due spoke to Kay but he refused to ans-, lias- 700 members, 'Edward. Floody
to the last ,named, for while clergy- wen' As this matter. has not been was re-elected Secretary for the 26th
men of all denominations came and cleaned -up to • my satisfactioii I Must successiVe time,
went, his house was a Bethel to all. insist . upon- this document, bearing Arrangements were made for the
it was he also who eanyasSed for the Y°112: signature, so that 1 reay he e'c.- holding' of the alma' . at home of the _e___ --a-• ,„
first o church. Securing after great ef- oneratea and •placed in right light in association, which will take place on It .
forts rop, £25. of which 441Tie from "the eyes of my friends." , ..
.Sir Charles Afetcalle, Governor of Uld•• The funeral of George Kay,, took Fehrhary loth:, :in the ' Oddfellows'
l• • ' Hall, College St. Brief addresses' of a '
per Gana da, .,i he ftrst. three. 4rtinisters, place on Tuesday, whin the services reminiscent charatter Were "tieliVered 61"
who'll:ravelled the circuit were Rev'els ',Ca (), "F; ' •
were in charge of Penetangore Lodge,
by Robert Holines, ex -M, P., for West
John-Levir,'Lewis Warner and Luther liiiron, and Trustee W. , 0, "AlcTaga" -- '
0- Rice. The present church waS er-' A The editor of The Advance e,xtends
, gait,. in which the . deeds of Huron' I "
ected in 1865, Rev, Lachlan Taylor acepest sympathy to the relatives and -
dedieated the building and Hon, John 'friends -of the deceased, As a boy we toned. e.:_. -
County sons and daughters were ex- id
.,401,04 the well-knoWn merchant were school chums.
• Mrs. .Kay is a niece of M. and Mrs. . Officers elected were: 1-lonorary -,
I priece of Totentn,„wai ilm_eng the
4 worshippers,'encouraging the eifort oy
mow,
The Knocker And`The'WOrl
In olden days the Northland
was god of altrolMaea and,war,,,ThQ.Uglz
in his hand he bore a hariimer, fie was
a doer not a darnaer. The Icaockere
in our' modern guild are out to break
and not te build. I leve the mare
whate'er his place, wile strives to
serve the human race; who works
along and keeps his puelcen whota
heat and long hours do not tucker.
He smooths rough paths for Vveory
feet and pnly stops sometimes to eat.
He gets right down unotehis knees
and SOWS some grass end sets sonic
trees; be Iceeps in trim a growing gar-
den with lettuee, spinach, kale and.
chard in, arid makes the same a real
success, with vitamines mankind to
bless, or burns, like me, the midnight
oil performing useful mentel toil. But
darn the men who knocks and slams
and every useful labor damns, Come
let us swat the worthless puP who
pours these bitters in our cup, .But let
us praise and praise again our town's
most useful citizen, let's raise him up,
upon our shoulders arid show him off
to all behelders. In sight of all his
fellow creatures, let's hang some laur-
el on. his features.—Bob Adams• .
RECEIPT TAX, EFFECTIVE
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40i•ONI,
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Summary of New Regulations As Is
We are offering, our entire
dtzced pribes. Broken lines in
stock of Clothing at greatly re -
many cases,but all sizes in stock -
These values are marked excep-
tionally low for quiek selling. ,
SUITS—Young Men's Suits
• in Worsteds, Tweeds and Horne -
spans, well tailored and excep-
tional 'value at this low price.
• Sizes 34 to 40, reg. 830 at
25 Men's Suits in regular and
foirrn fitting/styles, all sizes, in
this lot 36 to 44, snits th4t, will
give real sood wear, reg. $35.oct
at $19.5ca •
• 0VERCOATS-7/5 Men's OV -
el -coats in assorted. styles and
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CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GRO
• WE SELL SAMS
Large Round Pkge
jj QUA.KER OATS ... _
2 EAGLE ,
IA• SALMON
= 3 Ages C
publication of a statement foend on a
slip of paper in the dining -room of the
house following the shooting. The
statement was turned over torCoroner
Ferguson and by him was placed in
the hands of the -provincial officers
from Kitchener.
It has been learned that early, in
19/5; MaxDonalcl and Kay had an arg-
clotla mordinna" and heavy weight M
sizes 36 to -42, reg. to $42.00, for
• $22.50 -
Young Men's Overcoats in
• belted and form fitting styles in
heather and overcheck patterns,
• " sizes 3'5 to 45, reg. $32.5o, at
• $18215.
6 only Young Men's_ Over-
coats, sizes 34 to 36; made fleom
• heavy quality tweed coatings, •E
• extra value -less than half price la
at Spx.75.
•
FUR doA.TS---6 only Men's
Russian Beaver and Dog Fur
• Coats, made from full sized
skins, large Shawl collars and
heavy quilted linings, reduced to
• half price, reg, 865.00 for 832.50,
• reg., 875.00 for
BOYS' CLOTHING — Suits
and Overcoats for 'boys of alt
ages at bargain -prices, suits 24
• to 35 at $8.75,..Overcoats.28 to
35 at $945, Little Gents' Over-
coats 22 to 26 at
•
Maud
ataaao
RPM
siow oven' win nOt spoil your
baking when o
• $1
paymeet of mpney appear thereon,
"Pay rolls, signature of employee
thereon being receipt for wages, tax-
able in respect of each such signature,
.."Receipts for payment of taxes are
taxable. A receipt for money in a
deed or mortgage is taxable.
"Receipt for payment of taxes ex-
cept. those given to or by the Domin-
omen{ in which the dead man accused ion Goveagurietit or a Provincial Gov -
MacDonald of following certain wom- ernmenn are taxable.
'en, one of whom afterwards became "Individual freight bills and period -
the wife of Mr. Kay. As a result of ieal statements of same, fcktiowledg-
the argument, MacDonald had appar- nig receipt of payment, are taxable.
end), entertained bitter feelings to- "Customs House brokers' -receipts
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BREW .. ..
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• Shortening
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tusa*IN AlltaaWateMail
Steiamillar, jr., bas gan,te to To
onto, whete he has secured a poeitio
with the Good Year Rubber Co.
• The week of prayer waS held altern-
ately in the three charches arid Wa8
fairly avell attended. Excellent ad-
dresses were given by the local min-
isters based on the Lord's Prayer.
Another of Gorrie's young ladie
will become the bride of • one of ou
prosperous young farmers this wed
What is the matter with the youn
ladies of the country that so many 6
the fair sex there are left behind, ar
they not attractive enotigh? •'
Many es.pressions displeasur
were beard this week from telephon
-users when they found the ten pen
rale in. operation. between_ Gordo an
Fordwich, aiid Malty rtvill, have thei
phones diaconditted if arrangement
cannot made r a lie service be
tween L110 VW() villages and theinrtsra
subscribers. A meeting was held her
on Monday night to consider '111
forming of a municipal system for the
parta of the township interested, as
aomething wil have tO be done in or
der, to secure the servidb desired.
2 lbs. Ne w Choke •MACl/INE
PRUNES 25c SPCE1).
•BACON
24 lb. Bag White Sa-
tin Pastry Flour 87c.
per Itt.
11 CHOICE CANNED •- FRUIT
•Lynn..*Valley Cherries
1.- "Silver Bar A icot8,
Peach-
es, ,aliced
!! • Harvest Pears
GG'Or /aombard.Plums, 2 for 25c
111 I-Iiwaiian Pineapple -34e
WE DELIVER
CLEANSERS
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Old Dutch
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PoliSheS, 2; in or N -11g -I •
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get, 2 for .250 ra----
N-onsuch Stove Polish _ r7c
Chloride Lime
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We have some odds andends left in iBoaks which are
now on sale, Books regularly priced at 50c are
on sale at 35c, each or 3 for $1.00, Boolis
regulailly .priccd 76c on sale at 45c.
Wm D01e el Wingham. Presidents W. O. McTaggart, Sir rd
John- F W. Hodgson; Pres- Boys' and Girls' Anntmls, Chums, e• tc. priced
a sobscrintion of Z/00. Ttie• Present • • '-'---v----- , • ,,,,,. . . _
---7---, . ident, 3. A.lieLai-en; Itirst.Viee -Prez-
. miniS.ter Is Rev. Id, E. WellWood '1, ho kIfiron Old. Boys Of 'Vancouvei .
was assisted at t.IN alitaiktet'Saryi. Yby ' *F '
. 1 T T President Mrs, R C King; Third
ident, Mrs. L LI. Scott; Second Vice
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Rev. G. R, Turk, a ,former pastor:
., , . rom Mi'. .
Briefnotes—Viscount Novar, Sec- ncording SeeretFairereLof ' titealY.C11..teellecne` jrci. VI6e-Presi-dent' 1\"frs'
Cabinet, read the lessons in Seriptawe have received:111e .folleveing accotint XT. ' B. ' Cobble-
retaty.for Scotland in the new British a.,oys Assocaation ,. et Vancouver,, , we
on .a, recent snnday.at Divine wur& lip, of a rally of;the issociation-beld on
Pa
in Se. Columbia ...I'reshyterian Chereh, eeac.e!InIlle'bAr.
at2itis":0-e'al e; e'n' t.;.;;L:'nent 4'1;
„Loridon. An English paper .•referrhyg Belvedere
to the ' death of Rev. Coiirt 'on Thursday, by
A, L' Goggle,. ariember's 'Of the ,HUron„,Old Boys' .4s-
Torontci, states that during. his. n,tini- sociatibi2, ‘. ,prograsgjtve„syliist,. was en..,
stry lie refased callS to -Charlottetown, joyed, follWed, b'y dancing, and latet
P. E. 1, and St. Andrews, Winnipeg.
St: Johns Baptist chnrcla . Port of stiAppmeorn'wgaa,'serited. ' • '
.•the 'guests were. Mr. attai
, Spain, Trinidad ha 'ealled a minister, Mrs.' 'E. Caspell,' Mr. and' Mrs. F.
*ay- -Fred 'Ckl,w10,' .,;v:110 has been a Dellald, - Mrs. Young; Miss Whitely
missionary in, :Endia for :nine •Years, , Mr. :and. M. W. H.,Gorby,, .1lIrs,.G.
,
Iti'llotese Bwelhfaost halleetl,igcikliesnts a.Drer, a:Dili:v.11dg Coviran, My; Mid Mrs.; C,,. Prank gd,t;
wards,. MisS. Cowan, Miss E.:' MaSoni
Smith,: professor' • and Pre,sbyterian Miss A.' 'Mason, "Mr. and Mrs., I -L •R.,•
theologiana welcome in his trans- Beattie, mtg, C. Le "Andrews, Mrs.
ance from Lotdoitclerry to that city. Dae ,• Mists Dane ' • Mr, J. Young',
He occupied the pulnit. of .Donegal- M. and Mrs, J. E...Walicer, Ur,. G,e,o. ).,.........,,,,,,...0.................."*. ,..
square church with great' acceptance, aaarai, ma, aad gra„aa, j,,.. Eaarreace,
Sangeen Presbytery tomes 'early With ./afre J, Fyfe,, Mea and. Mrs, j: ,IVfc-
a nomination for the next G,eiterat A's,- ueeri, Mr, Williana Mcatteent Mr. -3A
semby, The name is a ' very worthy Wljeeleits, Mt. and Mrs. Day, ,Mr. G.
one Rev. Professbr Jordon, Queen's R..• •Gordon, Mrs. 5, J. Gregg, Mr. t),
C olle g eo Khigst°0, The EastPril II; Walker, Mr. 'Varney, Mrs. 'White -
Townships, Quebec, have, had a num- law.. Mr. arid Mrs. j. A, 'McIntyre,
her of, MorniOn 'workers in their mid- Miss •Meintyre, Mr. and Mrs. V. C,
st, gaining an, entrance to certain gpaaliag, alas, A. (are, miss taiialid,
committees under the name of evailg.
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elists. Rev, J. G. Qatild, Sutton, has piacpcte.. A,,ppleby, and Mrs, 12, P', pew_
been appointed Director of Education
'in 'Westzninister (hutch, Toronto.,
West of the Mississippi is still a ishes, army spend a few years in the
great mission field. ” Di.. Irving Peake Mountain States but will hanker after
Johnson, tpiscopal bishop of Color- the society in which they spent those
ado, states that the Watt, must train a hatipy. years, 'rho remedy is to estab-,
native ministry before' it :wilt have the lish, training, schools le the held. re -
kind of clergymen, Whd-will Stiee'ess- qtthing therx service, Onehas already
fully tackle' the job of ministeeing,to ,beett started.at Greeley, Colorado,,and
the rural. ,:congregations. 1-1.0 points it8 rill° will he far removed from t011,
,011L that students edticated in the csth- dling and ease. "Men," lie concludes,
ctic envirallment of the East witli ilS 18 harder terlet than money."
Go'l hie cloisters'and 'eonifortable par- (Continued next week.)
Jingrink is wen. patronized. The boys
Mr, Chas. Burling's .open.air ,skat-
: I are forming a hockey team and ande-
r!' ipate some good sport -this winter.
Miss A. Gilespie spent the holidays
with her sister, Mrs: Sheffield, Owen
Sound.
Wo,rd was received here on Sunday
afternoon that 4r. John Coiclough
was found dead 'in bed near Dublin.
s
Deceasedhad •been in the employ of
r Bainton Bros. The body was taken
to the Mitchell Undertaking Parlors
c.
e. and conveyed, to his home on Monday
evening. A widOvv and two daughters,
e Mrs, 0, Miller, Goderich-and Miss
Olga at home, and two sons,.Norman
of Goclerich and Douglas of town. De-
e ceased was 58 years of age. The nin-
e etal will be held, froin his home on
Wednesday afternoon. Service will be
.condected by Rev. C. A, Tiffin, pastor
o fthe Methodist church, ,
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Notice To Contractors
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Sealed tenders will be reteived by
• the undersigned up to and including
February loth., 1923, for the renovat-
ing, of t se schOol, 1,1. S, S. No. 52,
East and West Wawanosh. Contract-
ors to furnish „all material, bricks to
be • removed. Building 26x40 to be
raised, excavating 410/1C, Canent wall
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il for so,,;3 was hold in Comninnity
13. . Monday, with Mr. •joseph
'rainan,reeve by acclamation, eotaintiti
iors James 14.9ward
roustlon, George, Chambers.
Calder of Vilingliam, was.
t. ermay,
'
toeett 'of the eouti- andel' building, ,eemmit•floter in baste
meat and britice replaced, '"I'elidars to
be inarkcd -"tender" .and the lowest or
tiny tender net necessarily" ateepted„
For further particulars; apply to ..•
, Aitcheson;
School I3oard. •
• latekOW'
dick; Secretary, Edward Floody; As-
sistant, AI. 1',Iytin; Financial
Secretary, *Miss Gra"ce Newton; Treas-
iirer, John 1Roberison; Auclitot'a—J. A.
Cameron, R S. Shepherd; Committee,
Meadames Martin, Beck, Fergitson,
Moody, Morrish, Tichbourne, MeTag-
gart, MeLaren and Miss ,.Campbell,
lessrs, H. W. Timmins, Dr, •R. B.
Stanbury, Robert •,I-Iohnes, H. I,
•Morrish, Joseph Beek, S. h. Scott, It
Martin, R. C, Xing, R. Lyon, Geo.
A. ,Newton, R. Crotker, N. B. Cobble -
dick, W. 5, Young, E. J. Walsh, j.
• Phillips.
Provost C. A, - Seeger, of Trinity
•
College was choSen as Chaplain,-
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1New•Chopping hices
After throe months test run'
find can reduce my grieoo
which in future will be
datte Chop for Cattle_ . ,
..... ..... .... 80 per evvt:
Rolled 'Oats ....80 Per ewt.
Chopped •ball: coarse and
• F1110, ChOp for
. .. • .. .. 0 -pc per cwt.
dopy Pitted
tiY6g1.01$564,,
AMILTOS.6011140
14.&14,11, ONT.
to 3,50 while they last at 1.25 each,
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1.7t/HITECHUROI-I
Mr. Cecil Elalconer had a wood -bee
on Wednesday.
• Mr. and Mrs, jas, Cornelius and Mr,
and Mrs. Antos Cornelius speet New
Years with Mr: 'and Mrs, Wm, Prince
of Wingham.
Miss Lulu Conn spent last Week
with her aunt, Mrs. Sarn Hutchison,
Wingbarn„
Mr. and Mrs, Fred. MacDonald of
Lutknow, spent a day last week with
Mr. and Miss McQuoid,
• Mrs. Kerr of Goderich, spent last
week with her sister, Mrs, Holmes. ,
Mr. I-Iarold Sparling: spent a few
days last week with has -parents at
Xincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. ;las, Wilson and fam-
ily, spent New Years with Mr. Wil-
son's mother, at Winglia,m.
Three of our young MCP, Messrs,
Malcolm McClellan, Frank Paterson
and foe O'Callaghan, /eft last week to
work in Detroit-
Tbe Yollag PeOple ef these parts
held a surprise party at the home of
r • Victot EnietSoia•41tta torg Of Kin:
loss, ,pit New Yeltr8 aight..''''EveryOne
reports' it gobtl • ,
Mias Ad.adubb•,;•visited: last voa.elc•
with ftiends ittBrua8t4S,'
Mr, AllgtO MatMay wss tItto to itt,,
'turn to his school at AftniceY,
Thlirs-
day lat.
'Mr, and Mrs. Frank Vanner tonal
baby, Carl, of Wingharn, Visited a few
daYS last week with Mr. and Mrs. jar.
Cornelitzs.
Mtg., Elgin Wellwood and 5011,
Richard, vis'ated with her sister-in-lak.,
Mrs. Arthur Moore on Monday.. •
Mrs. Geo. Garton returned to KItt-
chatter with, het, sister frs. S etw
Mrs. (Dr.) Scott of La
Mich., is visiting with her hro
Mr. PIZ, Wilson.
Mr, Will Garbutt of Winnirkeg, who
was 'In, Brantpon, 4t.top,g;bw144,,,tIaa,
er's funeral, visited wItli hiaalligatAta
lift, Sam Gaibutt, one dtiy ItztA
week, '
The hay pressers and wood cuttetx
e busy on the SltitL e0LICUSSiOS:1,
SALEM.
Mr, Jacob 'Willits spent a r
days last week in Loudon.
Mr, Jas, 1...onFtley of Tioront'd,,
cd Ma father, 14.a, Andrew I.,onerlean
and other frientlS last,ayektit,
Miss Murdock • frOrti •Duthath„
been engage4 at thaeller for the 1
School north ',5f hare,
Mn 1.10s. McMichael took a h
load 0 i CLIIlic 10 To;,(),Ito Saturd'a,o'•
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