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Misses' Dresses
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• New Dress Materials
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New Spring Suitings
New Spring Ginghams
New Spring Voiles
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NEW SPRING SUITS IN FANCY TWEED, SERGE AND.
ENGLISH WORSTEDS
New ,Spring Overcoats and Raincoats
Boys Suits' Etc. •
Men visit our Clothing Department on the • sepond floor,
and see the , real saving you can make on your spring suit and
Overcoat,
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Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bolt enter-
tained a large number of their friends
and neighbors QE Friday evening.
Mrs, Mao, Stapleton is not improv-
ing as (wieldy as her many friends
would lilce.
Messrs, Todd & Joynt are &awing
logs from Mrs,'jas. Bone's bush to St,
Scott is recovering from
a severe cold
Mr. Hereon Irwin is al present h
Winghain Hospital suffering an at-
tack of chronic eczenia,
Mr, and Mrs, Thos, Robinson. at-
tended the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
Luke Law,son, of Clinton (In Satur-
diy, who died after a few days' illness
with bronchial pneumonia, Her hus-
band and two sons, Gordon and Har-
old survive, also one brother, Mr. Geo.
Beadle of Auburn and one sister, Mrs,
Thos. Robinson. Much sympathy is
extended 1.9 the bereaved family,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Chamney cele-
brated their silver wedding on Friday
evening last. About forty-five friends
and neighbors spent a pleasant even-
ing with them. Their daughter, Miss
•Lulu Chamney of Toronto, was home
for the occasion •also friends from
•Wingham and Blyth. Mr. and Mrs.
John „,0Martin also celebrated their
wedding that evening.
• WROXETER
Owing to the illness of the teacher,
Miss Ha.stie, there was no school in
the junior department on Friday and
lylonday. • •
Mr, and Mrs. W. F. Connor gave
an At Horn to a few of their friends
• one evening last week.
• Rev. Mr. Ferguson, who has been
visiting friends at Renfrew, returned
on Saturday and conducted the ser-
vices in the Presbyterian .church on
Sunday.
We are ieformed that Mr. Robert
Roulston, who recently sold his 'imp-
lement business to Mr. A. J. Sander-
son, is considering stalking business
in either Wingham or Teeswater in
the neat future.
Mr. Hogg -of Regina, who has been
spending some time visiting with old
friends in and .around Wroxeter, left
for his Westerni horne last week.
Mr. A. j. Sanderson, who recently
purchased the implement bisiness
from Mr. R Tioulston, held an auction
sale on 'Tuesday last
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SALEM
Mr. and Mrs. EdevineBennett spent.
last Sunday with thelatter's mother,
Mrs. Gilmore, north of Belmore, who
is at present very ill.• , .•
We are glp.d to report that Mr.
Jacob Willits and • family, • who
have been confined to the honse for
some time with a severe cold are at
present on the way to rectivery. We
hope they will soon be O. K. again,
• Messrs. Edwin Bennett and Percy
Copeland •each delivered a' horse to
Wingham on Saturday last,
Mr. Ben Ringler's sale last Thurs-
day was -well attended, everything
bringing a fair price.
Mr. and Mrs. Errington and family
have moved to the farm he recently
purchased from Mr. 33. Ringler.
BLUEVALE to Highways.—Carried.
Moved by D. Fortune and W. H.
Mr. and. Mrs, Wrn. Haney of Wing-
IMarsha.11 that this council rescind the
imn." visited friends, here on Sunday. present provisionally adopted report
Mr_ Albert Walker h'at purchased a of the Lender -wood Drain and that we
tearn, of horses and is getting ready refer the report back to the Engineer,
for spring Work. with instructions to -arnalgainate the
Mr- Flemiag Black shipped it car of Underwood Drain and Government
hogs from here on Thursday. . Drain of cons. 7, 6, 5', and 4 into one
Mrs. Geo. Yeo and Mr. and ,Mrs• system under on report with the
.'john 'Stacey, spent Sunday with Mr. authority 'to vary the original assess -
and. Mrs. J, H. McLaren. ment. if necessary and we recommend
Mrs. Wesley Leggatt spent a few that" this Drainage System be known
lays with her parents atiWthitechurch, as the Elliott -Underwood Drain.—
and attended the funeral of her aunt Ca.rriect
near Teeswater on Saturday. The following accounts were paid.:
Mr. Richard 'Johnston shipped a car F. A. Edgar, Underwood Drain, Seooe.
of cattle and one of hogs to -Toronto Jas. Porter, expenses to Clinton,
-an Saturday and accompanied them to Sio.00, ,
the market. , Any ratepayers wanting a change of
Mr. Chas: Garniss received a car of pathmasters will please...notify some
oat dust last week. • member of the council or the clerk
Mr. Leggatt spent the week- on or before next meeting.
end with relatives at Whiteehurth, hfoved by J. Breckenridge and W.
Mrs.. Rolph and 'Mts. Snell are on H. Marshall that the next council
the sick Het. We hope they will soon meeting be held in Bluevale, Friday,
be 0. K. again. March Atli., reee, at r p. m. -
Rev. T. C. Wilkinson spent a few W. R. Crtnkshank J. L. McEwen,
clays with relatives at Ripley, - •
Mr. and Mrs. John Anger of Gorrie,
pent Sunday with Mrs. Alex McGee. TORY CORNERS
Sorry 'it report that Mr. Bert }Terris.
is on the sick list,
Mr. Roy Simmons of Fordwich,
was thc guest of his -uncle, Mr. Win,
Und'erwood on. Sunday last,
Mrs. Giltriere of Carrick is a.t pres-
TITRNBERRY COUNCIL ent very ill. Mrs. Gilmore is Mrs. J.
Sanderson s mother,
Mr. R. A. Taylor had a very suc-
cessful wood bee on Monday last, •
Mr, and Mrs., Leslie Harkness and
little son, Robert, spent Friday at Mr.
G. Dane's. •
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zimmerraa.n
spent Sunday with her sisler, Mrs.
Levi Galbraith.
Mr, Harry Ferguson of the letli
con,, has beeit confined to his bed with
Marshall that the clerk ask for ten- an attack of• La Grippe.
ders for the township printing' for the Mr. S. 'Cain of Gorrie, is at pres-
year 02,3. ---Carried, • etit nursing the sick at Mr. Albert
Moved by J. 3. Moffat and 5. Dustow's, • ,
Breckenridge that the township apply Mr. Earl Underwood of BitteYale,
to'the Ontario Government for grant spent Sunday at Mr. Henry Douglas'.
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Mts. (Rev.) Wilkinson is spending a
few weeks with her parents at Ripley.
Mrs. Brown frotn Brieish'Colurribia,
in at ,present visiting her aura, Mrs.
L. W. RuttA.11.
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Coughs it Up Some Months Later.
No Serions Effects
No boy is considered normal, who
has mot a piece o/ string and a pin or
two among the eccumulated oddments
which wear out his pockets, but a boy
who can keep a pin and a piece of
string hidden in some internal cavity
for months* without suffering ill
fects is something of a rarity.
Stiebe a one is Melvin Mumford, 13
year-old son of Samuel Mumford, a.
farmer living near Drayton. While
amusing himself by blowing a pin, with
a piece, of string attached through a
tube as a target, in January 1922,
young Mumford broke the string. He
then got the idea he would see bow
far he •could shoot the pin and took
,a deep breath, readyfoe a 'big blow,
He swallowed the pin and the string
too. He did not tell anyone about it
and suffered no inconvenience be3rOhd
being afflicted by a hacking. cough oc-
capionally.
Some weeks ago he wag seized with
a violent fit of coughing - and felt the
pin come up into his throat: The next
day he went to a doctor in Drayton
to have it removed, but the doctor was
not in, That afternoon he was seized
with another violent fit of coughing
and nearly strangled before the pin
and string were expelled froin his
throat. The pin was free of rust, ex-
cept for one spot, where the string
was attached to it and those familiar
with his case are wondering if medical'
men cant say where they had found
lodgment in his body all these months
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without .him suffering serous' in -jury.
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Minutes of the council meeting held
itt Illuevale on February eoth,, 1923.
Members all presett, viz., j. L. Me -
Ewen, Reeve; 5.1. Moffat, W. H.
Marshall, D. Fortune, j, Breckenridge,
Couiteillors.
Minutes of last meeting were read
approved on motion of J. J. Mof-
-rat and 5. Bicckenridge.—Carried,
oved by 3. 3. Moffat and W., H•
13LYTH
4' Refrigerator Plant
'Thos. Field 84-. Cele have installed
refrigerator outfit in their butcher
shop. This'will do away with the
storing and handling of ice,
Higher Tea Prices Ex-plained
The Salada Tea Company,' the larg-
est distributors of tete in Canada re-
cently announced an increase in ,price
on each of etheir blends. This comse
was forced upon thein, according to
information received about the situ-
ation, in order to maintain the quality
of "SALA.DA" Tea, when paying the
liikhest prices ever recorded on the
primary markets for the unblended
leaf. The story of riots on the tea
plantations, dock strikes in Calcutta'
to delay shipping, and the difficulty to
obtain coolie labor - to pluck the tea
froin'the bushes, all bring hone to us
the fact that the social unrest that has'
been everywhere apparent since the
war has spread even to the remotest
tea gardens of India. .•
Moonshiners In Greenock
As well try to wash the spots off a
leopard as reform some of the booze
addicts. )Arhile banishment of the bar
and total prohibition of the liquor
selling business has been the greatest
boon ever brought to this country
through legislative measures' there are
still a few in every consmunity who
have the thirst and crave for alcoholic
beverages, and will have it if it can be
got by hook or crook. There are also
• a .few more, who for the money that
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• TURNBERRY • '
Miss Gladys Timm has returned
after visiting for the past two weeks
with Howick friepds.
• Miss Emily King visited' last week
Wroxeter with her sister, Mrs.
S liar pi re
A little daughter has arrived at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. M. Sharpin.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
We ate glad to report that Mrs.
Hugh Wright is again able to be
around, •
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Mrs, McEwen Ilea returned. to
Clifford, after spending the past
week with her sister, Mrs. H. Wright.
Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Kirton and son,
Eldon, are spending this week with
friends in Teronto,
Mr. Wine Sharpin, a brother of Mr.
Robert Sharpin, .has returned, to the
West, after visiting friends in Ont.
Mr, Harry Wheeler purchased a
horse at Mr. 13. Ringler's sale.
can be Made by selling real "Scotch"
Mr. 'Lid Mr. Lyle Johnston of or making Canadian homebrew, en -
Toronto, are visiting with friends in gage in it as a business, sometimes
town. • carrying- on in broad daylight, and
Mr. A. L. Posh:if of Wingharn, was sometimes 'only operating at night.
in town on business ,Sa.turday. Recently there has been something
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McElroy of of an outbreak of inelyriety among
Wallaceburg,• visited friends in town old-time lovers of the cup that cheers.
over Sunday prior to taking up their While the outbreak is almost open,
residence in Wingham where Mr. Mc- yet there is little clue as to the source
Elroy Will conduct a grocery business. gf supply. 1,ike,the dimunitive "fin"
Master Hugh Fraser has'taken a germ, the wet stuff seems to float
position as junior clerk on the Bank about in the air, and some catch it and
some don't. A recent occurrence how-
ever, gave us some evidence as to the
direction from which thei tipsy disease
contagion reaches this burg. Out on
Greenock hill one night, a disturbance
was heard that is set down as a brawl
between sellers and buyers of • booze.
Not being bold enough to bring a con-
signment right into town for distrib-
thc Bruce Township moonshin-
e.rs came to the outskirts, there meet-
ing their patrons. Something happen-
edihowever, that upset their booze
cart, 'and, as much as •seveeal gallons
may have, been spilled ;around .the
roadway, brelten glassware .and stains
in the snow showing such a disaster,
had occurred.. Our deponent sayeth
not 'whether the evidence is still
there. It.might be expected that the
boozy snowks 'banhaste been gathered
tri, Melted, boiled down.and "sugared
off.", The :men, vvh.o are debauching
this ceenManity are apparently going
the limiteee'r a' wbile, but are: about
due for .4%8110w -down. .When the of-.
ficial raerteilieve. been made 'had they
latid in -the toil, these men need not
expect ..arty•enercy.--PaisleY Advotate,
of Hamilton staff.
- The celebrated Jack Miner will give
one of his famous bird addresses in
C4mmunity Hall on Wednesday ev-
ening, March
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$147e1I Lilies Flour
,Ouality Flour (Blended) .
Pat -a -Pan Flout, Pastry .... .
Flour is 15e per bag leas in buyers' bags and
• redttatIOn in five bag lots.
Samson LoW Grade Flottr
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Riridol $1450 pet, 1)06; '
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Misses Ruth and Lillian Mitchell
were home from Toronto to attend
the funeral of theit grandmother.
,,Mr. Stuart Burns was home from
Stratford Normal over the week -end.
Misses Edythe and Phensie Irving
spent a couple of days a.t the home of
their sister, Mrs. A. G. Smith in Wing -
Miss Annie Grant of Duluth, is vis-
iting with her sister, Mrs. Carrick.
' There is every indication that a
Creamery will be opened up in Luck -
now in the near future.
WROXETER
Reeve Douglas is nt present sick
with La Grippe.
Miss M. Young, who has been sick,
is a,ble to be around again we arc
pleased to say.
Miss Mary Harris left ou Monday
to visit friends in Wingham for a few
weeks.
Owing to the soft weather the roads
are in a bad condition, teaming being
almost impassable, '
• A number from here took in the
carnival at Gorrie on Thursday night
last, and report a splendid time,
Making Life Brighter „
If any little word of mitt can make
one life the brighter;
If any little song of ours can make
•one heart the lighter;
God help us speak that little word, and
take our bit of singing,
And drop it in some lonely vale, and
Set the echoes ringing.
Were 4q3oing Some"
Two aeroplanes flying low and tries
ening at a high rate of speed, passed
over Listowel itt /0,39 Monday morn-
ing. Aectird.ing to the daily press,
they were piloted by General William
aseiStant chief of the Amer-
ican Alt Service, and Commander
ChAttle, air attache of the Royal Air
Voree, Dritisli embassy, Washington.
'rho two aviators were miroute front
letrolt, Michigan to Catnp t orden,
arid covered one hundred and ninety-
five milein one liner Tin CI t ,trfiriti,-
tes.
• BELGRAVE
Mr. Wade of Fordwich, spent a few
days with his son, •
Rev, jones•spent a few days in Tor-
onto last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mowbrayattended the
funeral of a friend. in Teeswater last
Saturday.
Mr. Alex Porterfield spent last week
in Goderich auditing the books of the
County.
Mr. and Miss Weir of Wingham,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Sproat,
Mrs, W. J. Geddes is spending a few
days with her sister in Brussels.
Mrs. Price and little son spent the
week -end with her mother, Mrs, Proc-
ter.
Mr. Dave Duntiar lost a valuable
horse last week.
Armstrong and Scott each shipped a
carload. Of hogs last week -end.
FORDYCE -
' Mr. 'William Adair is at present
threshingclover in this locality now
at lelr. Peter •Leaver's. •
The stdrk called at Mr. •Joseph
Brophey's on Sundey and left a baby
girl'. Congratulations Joseph.
Mr. C. F. Martin reada business
trip to London one day last,week.
Sorry to hear of the death of Mrs.
Lawson of Clinton,- sister of Mrs.
Thos. Robinson of Fordyce, who died
on Thursday last at, her home, in•
Clinton. Her' maiden uame being
Miss Maitha Beadle. The liuslyand
and two sons have the comnettait&
sYmpatlay.
Mr. Jas. Martin and his ritO e
visited at -Mr. C F. Martiins orietu
clay last. • '
Mr. Mark Gardner and Miss Vareei
Tiffin visited at Fordyce° one evening
recently. •
BELGRAVE
The entertainment held in the Metli-
odist church., on Wednesday evening
ast- at which Mr 'W. E. Cairns, Tor-
onto, Elocutionist, took a prominent
part, was well received by -a delighte'd
audience. His selections were excel-
lent, especially his broad Scotch of the
war poem type, inarked by syrnathy,
tenderness and' insight as only a sold-
ier seems to be able to give them.
Some of the numbers had musical
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deft hafids of Miss Maude Bell of last week, There was a good at -
Choice solos were eertderecl by leliss tendance and a number of new mem-
Nora VanCanap, Miss Annie Geddes hers joined the sogiety: The debate,
"Resolved that Electricity is More
Beneficial to the Farmer than Gaso-
line," was closely contested, the de-
cision being given in favour of the
affirmative Other items on the pro -
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aired fiery Satisfi tOrilY
We put on NEW SOLES by the NEW Method which we
guarantee to STICK also we put on patches that give satisfaction.
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Consult tf$ before throwing away'rubbers.-- it may mean a
worth while saving.
No long tedious waiting in our. Repair Dept., all work done
promptly and in many cases "while you wait. -
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WELCOME
WIrFERE BROKEN HUMANTI'Y
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No ay Prayer Meetings Feb. -12 to ar.
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and Rev, Mr. Peters. Lan o Hope"
was he title of a pleasing ladies' trio
rendered by Mrs. (Rev.) Jones, Miss
Bell and Mrs. (Rev,) Peters. Mes-
dames Jones and, Peters gave a duet
that found favour. The accompanists
for the evening were Miss Hattie
Procter aadri\liss Eugene Geddes; who
always do well. Altogether the even-
ing was a'inost enjoyable one: The
financial proceeds were for the Mis-
sionary department Of the League.
WHITECHURCH
• Mr. Harold Snarling has beep under
the doctor's care for the past week-, ,
• Mr, and Mrs. Robert' Mowbray at-
tended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Wocks.t Teeswater, O'1 Satttrday last.
, Mrs, Wesley Leggitt and ehildren
' are here attending to her parents, Mr.
and, Mrs. John 14lowbray, ' who are
both very ill with the cold -
Mrs. King and her three children
of Brussels, are visiting with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. McCall for a few
weefifs$
AsBertha MacKay of WMgharri,
spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. Will Rintota of Wingham, vis-
ited for a 'few days last week with her
father, Mr. John Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Luce Grain and son,
Orton, spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. Thos. Gilmour of Turnbcrry
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Browning of Kin-
cardine, spent the week -end with her
. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Cottle,
Mr, Wesley Leggatt Bluevale.
spent Sunday at Mr. John Mowbray's.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Moore ancl
• babe of Luck:now, spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Jas, Moore,
On account of the illness of Rev.
Mr. Seobie, there wCte tl0 services
in the Presbyterian chureli hero on
Sunday.
Dancan Kennedy eXpects his
first bunch of baby chicks on Monday.
We 'understand there is not to be a
beef ring at Whitechurch this year.
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gram wereeciforuses a recitation, sol-
os, and violin, selections. After which
a humorous journal yeas read by Mr.
Jas. Hardie. It was decided that the
Literary Society would hold a box
social in March, The meeting, was then
brought to a dose. by singing God
Save The Kin"
GLENANNAIT
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Haggai). of
'Jasper, Alta , is visiting with the lat-
ter's sitter, Mrs, Wm. H. Marshall.
MISS Annie IVIetcalfe, who has been
working in Kincardine for the past
yeat, has retttrtted to her home here.
Mads Net1i lVfeKagtie of Teeswater,
a fornier teacher, who taught on the
ninth line, has been renewing old ae-
qta..-"netane.es itt these parte,.
Jas. L Scott visited at Win,
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Quito took in Mr. Chas.
Aitken'e sale on Thursday last.
Mr, and Mrs, Sam Aitarshall,
have been visiting in these parts bc-
fore returning to London.
The February meeting of thio ttGIen
Annan Literary Society" ‚wait held in
the se,Fioollionse Ott Thmsday evening
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Frnaces for larger hortes. ful pastty,for whieh the Canadian
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bring real comfort into 1,rtahP130Yub:Fiht:t):11:3.1,e'ryhoeur4ghst:atteg,:esiy
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hom? You are entitled to good
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oven, good eoceldng atirface, excellent
desirable feature —fuel economy,
easy regulation, steady heat, large
front as deitd—and all those little
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Ien't this the range you want layout.
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