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�7,P.r�,�4,, =e, had the'misfoitim � U . �,�;,%, t and played 4 wmy wAh relatives;and hiends.
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��,,"?,g�, " McKillop, for January and February: new field of Iabor.-Mr. Samuel C114- Zurich wj# kiig the most games this Scott spent the past week in PagrAer-
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:44v� "' " tan, while playing. hear Davis, black- Sr. IV- -Grace Somerville, 88%; Billie more was in Stratford this week com- seabVIX, tb � �J 'th her brother -in
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4i " 4 � 11 I Thamer, 74%. Jr. IV -Orval Holmes bining business with pleas re. -Mrs. Cbevrdli�t,,,,� pt f - -Ohar,W5 Chapman and family. - 9r,
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, V,�,, hat5 leased Kvs. Patterso,tis's house on Driscoll, 68%. Sr. 111 --)George Tay- Man-, who have been spending some man's, q,4.af the Anglican cho Toroot%��_Xr. and Mr
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1. . lor, 88%; Eileen McLaughlin, 8o,/,, ; time visiting relatives and friends in held fhoii,�',.%.uai meeting last Tizes.� -were run Bend
� I -g 'to his own house is undergoing re- 1. -4 in G 4'. recently �--peod
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._�V�11 Grace Perdue, 71%; Helen Somerville, this neighborhood, left for their home day ev9;Ju�g-,,,A,t the home of MM Ge. trg-,4 fewAaysthere At *rs_Mo1U3S0%
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11� �, " V.,1-,-'4 '' i 701/o; Dorothy Somerville, 69%- Cora this week. -Miss McIvor, of Stanley, Case inoi%dl��,bf at the church, I a 'former home,, -,Wo regret to r apart
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,I ��`.=. Father Verager, of Kitchener, Mathers, 65%; Arthur Balfou;, 63%. visited in Clinton over the week end. report a-�W,W ' time. - Inspector-. the continued illgOss; of Mrs.,* W.� diem
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1; 'r'.� Jr. Ill -Wallace Shannon, 79%. Jr. -Th.e many friends of Mr. Cleve Tom an#.. Xrj Albert WhitesideS, of Hildebrandt-Theauction-'sal -
C, .!,; ��,Chutxeh oti Sunday last. ---Miss Jean , __ ,ei lt4 X
� "I , . 11-Molville Shannon, 890/c; Helen Cochrane, of Stanley, who recently Goderiek, th! Ila J _ofr
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�� ,��; _ Tomlinson, 88%; Everett Perdue, was operated on in the Clinton Hos- week._Wga��`Grace Scarlett spent the. Tuckersmith, on Wednesday I-ast,'*as
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'':� � . guest, at the home of her uncle, Mr. 81%; Walter Somerville, 61%. Jr: I Pital, will be p1pased to learn that week eha.�Vjtb her parents in Sea- well attended and good prices realiz;.
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I .' I -Boyd Driscoll, 76%. Jr. primer- he has suffi�iently recovered to re- forth.-2-14j�`V,7ill Reynolds, of Til - ed on the h le. We be eve Mr. El�
, .. "I'll ;I reiiiiiiied from Detroit, where she Jim Balfour, 78-E. M_ Little, Teach- turn to his home and his many friends burg, Spent- the week end visiting his der intends retiring from farming ow-
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I er. hope he may soon be fully restored mother �AA Sisters. We are pl9sed ing to the serious accident which he
T-, . baid is spending a few days with rel- to health again. .
H il_ 1. 'lton. to report ' I 'ibat Mrs. Reynolds, who sustained a number of months ago
.. I . ", I atives in Hami -Mr. and Mrs. E. - has bioli .yer I for a while, is when .he fell from his windmill at
tt,t�. F. Davis, of Tilsonburg, Mrs. Me- � - __ - - . _ y poor y
, TUCKERSMITH impro"J'ag'and trust that with the quite a distance up from the ground,
11 Donald, of Toronto, Mrs. Patterson HENSALL good w4rig days in view,she will soon and falling backwards sustained most
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�,,,fV_,,,� I and Mrs. Gregory, of Stratford, and paired -at J. A, WeAccoWs Repair Shope. in Rolling t0WaTd,s our yard is a car of Gen- be rest�iW.--to her usual, health.- painful and s4rious injuries, from
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� ,'F, 1 . .Mr. W. Davidson, of Carlingford, s,tore recently occupied by Dominion Stores, uine Newcastle Alberta Lump and one car Quite ja nUipber went to London last which he has not yet recovered, al -
.J , L-atre, Seaforth. 3039-1 Newcastle Alberta Chestnut D. A. Cantelon, . - I .
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. "I funeral of the late Joseph Davidson. School ReporL-The following is No, Nannette," little in the house with the aid of
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. "I which waw,.given at the Grand. -The crutches. Mr. Elder has been a very
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1 , . a guest at the home of her mother, Tuckersmith, for February. dance h0d'Aii the hall last Friday, successful farmer and has a fine farm
N,�,�,-,,-, ' eproductions of the masterpieces of
I �,� � Mrs. James Graves. -Mr. and -Mrs. W. marked with an asterisk were absent r .W ��4
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. _t,- Pinkriey and children, of London, are from some exams: Jr. IV-Stewa,t architecture, sculpture and painting . well situated. -Mr. Win. , Re I
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� ,'.,� � . visiting at the parental hon�e of Mr. Cudmore, 462; Verna McGregor, 453;
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I I _. and Mrs. John Pinkney. -Mrs. T. Jack Cooper, 429;, Beatrice Cooper, purchase of pictures for the se music was fumished by Mr. Gordon term of years and the death of Dr.
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I . with Detroit friends�Mr. Kenneth Jr. H -Lloyd Cooper, 543; Mildred sc ied by *s�`Thos. Welsh at the piano. shock as he had been his doctor for
,�4 . Ament, who spent the winter at his Cudmore, 628; Beatrice Dayman, 4,69; weeks, and tickets are being sold by ,
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1 Fl� 185. Sr. Primer, A. -Norma Haven- .. Pearce is visiting with en him great relief from triterse suf-
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;.. 1'%, I or, 129; Bruce McGregor, 110. Jr. . friends � iTC'Milverton.-Rev. and Mrs. fering.-Our section men are very
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-11 1�1, WALTON Primer, B-Berriard Sandford, log; social on Tuesday everting, March A. SinclAir hioved to their new home busy removing large quantities of
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I 111'�� , . leljry re- Doreen Cooper, 96. Number on roil 16th, at 8 o'clock in the basement of next to the United Church on Mon- snow that has accumulated in many
, ,�,f I : Ha" --our watches. clocla; and Jem ' Carniel Presbyterian Church. A fine . .
vairw at i. A- wicstc.w. novair Shope, in 14; average for February, 12.12-
��T . "I �1- . ' asy.-W, Seymour Peppler, Of the places where it had been constantly
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"I'll, "', �f I emosite Princess Theatre. Seaforth. 3039-1 committee of three, Miss Minnie Reid, staff of the'Bank of Montreal, spent thrown. up or had been driven by the
. 'I0 Z. the week end in London. -Miss Gnace wind -Our mail, couriers are dread-
-. .� Western Horses. -W. J. Johnston, - - __ Miss H. Craig and Miss IVL Forest. .
1. Cooper,- of Lo on, spent a day or so jug the br4aking up of the roads
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115�_ load of good well brokotti horses to Notes. -On March 3rd Neil, the 2- the charge of the latter being five
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.! N-'- Whitort on Wednesday, March l7th. yea)r-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Etua cents for a piece. Everybody wel- who ed to a great height. -Mr. Thomas
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11� .. , Any person nee -ding one, ring 27-5, of near Drysdale, passed away, after come. -The service in Carmal Pres-
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1, �' I Brussels phone. a short illness from pneumonia. In- byterian Church on Sabbath last was has been -Visiting here for some time. Welsh is getting in a large number of
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1.� I Q.'%�; - . I I . terment was made in the R. C. C -em- taken by Rev. Mr. Foote, of Exeter. United Mu,eh` being out of courmis- state of the weather and road for
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, �!��.: etery, Drysdale. -The funeral of the On the coming Sabbath service will sion last,,Sunday, made it very bard teaming. -The treasurer of the Unit -
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'%�.��. - ALMA date Mrs. M_ McCormick, which was be at the usual time, 3 p.m., Sabbath 'Church, Mr. Erastus. Rennie, has
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�;;, �. . Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dale, of Fisher, ,it �aing her first Sunday to been sending out statements during
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, lf� , Constance, spent Sunday With Mr. and ed from London, where he underwent Young Peoples' League held their us- casion,- and "very ably presided at the ing of the members, so that any who
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'. IF Mrs. James Carter�Miss Margaret an operation at one Of the hospitals. ual weekly night meeting with a piano, nd we hope that the organ find themselves in arrears or below
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, 1, Brown has , returned home after He is ritow improving nicely. - Mr. good attendance, on Monday evening will -in good trim next Sunday-- the amount that they might ordinar-
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�11..t spending a week with friends here- John Siemort, of Kitchener, visited last,
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1J 9?,l I Miss Florence Jamieson spent a few and with the president, Miss W*, e sorry to have to report Rev, ily be expected to give, will- have a
,..,", , relatives here the past Week. - Mr. Viola Higgins, in the chair. The meet- Fle or has been on the sick list for chance of making up any such de-
�! ,,.-, days the past week with her friend. Wesley Merner, of Winnipe . . - ing was opened with the singing of a a few daysi.and his many friends hope ficiency before the first of April.-
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""': Mrs. J. Pullman, Of Seaforth- - Mr- iting his m6ther and oth 9, Is V's hymn, followed by short prayers by he wiU soon be restored to his usual Master Harold Redden, of Exeter is
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- I James Scott, of Thornton HaI4 enter- here at presenL-Mr. Louis Faster, a number of members, after which good health. -Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius here visiting at Mr. and Mrs. D. lke-
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oi, Of Miss Grace Pepper read the scripture Cook very, pleasantly entertained rt
I� social evening on Friday last. -Mr. the late Mrs. M. McCormick. -Mr. lesson. Mr. Gerald Farquhar read number of their friends last Friday gaged with Mr. J. Dayman,
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I 1�i ',�. throp, spent Sunday with Mr. and into the house owned by Mr. P. Pap- an instrumental was given by the and a v�sr
111 ".1 Mrs. G. C. Dale -Mr. and Mrs. N. ineau-Public School Inspector J. E. W,S,es ,,v pleasant time spent, Mr. Garnet Case has rented Mr.,A. White -
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ig,�, Carter very pleasantly ente Pearl Elder and Mildred Smil- and Mrs. C. A. McDonnell capturing side's neat dwelling on Oxford street
. rtained a Tom paid an official visit to Zurich lie which was much enjoyel Then the prizes�-In last week's issue We for a year and intends shortly mov-
I � �!��,_ 'number of their friends on Tuesday school on Tuesday. -The final hockey f,ilowed a very interesting reading made mention of the Visit of Mrs. ing into it. ---414r. and Mrs. Albert Bell
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J� ,,, � evening last and a most enjoyable game to decide the champions of the by Master Billy Gilenn; Mr. N. Peck James Da I
�,`�; �, ,qg coming from the West were iii Exeter 6n Tuesday last at-
, O.- time was spent. -Mr. and Mrs. A. Cyclone League and the holders of gave a splendid reading, entitled "No and inefii3bued'-fier as being it daugh- tending the funeral of the late Dr.
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.. - 1,;�.-, Hugill spent Monday with Clinton the McDonell CUP, was played on the Sex in Heaven." This was followed ter of Mr. Wm. Webber, but should Hyndman with whom they were so
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�4.". friends. -Miss Edna Jamieson spent local rink last Wednesday evening be� by a violin selection by Willie Slavin have had it as a daughter of the late well acquainted. -The Zurich hockey
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�PP,., �- befure a with Miss Greta Lammie at the piano. Mra. Jame.% Berigough.-Among tbo e boys are the winners in the league
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E", ____ _____ large crowd. The game was a ding- The topic entitled, "John Wesley we learned of attending the funeral games of the fine silver trophy donat-
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N"( Knox" was very ably taken by Miss .of the late Dr. Hyndman, ,of Exeter, ed by Mr. John E. McDonell, the
1 CONSTANCE strong game. The score at full time Jessi�e' Johnson, principal of the Hell- which was heild from Trivitt Mom- manager of the Chevrolet Car Co., at
.,�- was 5 to 4, in favor of Zurich, and ,all High School and was very mu612 orial church, were the following: Mrs. this village, and very naturally are
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�." the local team won out on th r u d enj y by all. A solo was spl n#d- R. Patterson, Sr., Mrs. J. W. Bon- quite proud of it. -Mr. John Pass-
� - Hannah, Alta., on Saturday last where 0 0 11 o ed e
"I �,14-,�. she is engaged as teacher. -Mrs. Win. by 10 to 7 -Mr. Albert Gies, who vis- ly rendered by Mrs. Lee Redden and thron, Mrs. Jag. A. Patterson, Mr. more was in London this week on
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, . , , 1�.� Britton is in Forest this week on ac- ed to the village -The auction sale Miss Gladys Luker Played a VftY A. Bell, Mr. Robert Y. McLarei,4,Mr. forth, spent a few days here recently
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�,j�,� 1, was held last Thursday. The was closed by the singing of a hyiiln Roswell 1. Dongall, G. J. Sutherland, visited our school -this past week and
11,� � ,,, tioned last week as being serious17 farm was put up at the sale but was and the Mizpah Benediction, After W11liam Dougall, and no doubt man found things very satisfactory.-
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ITly" advanced age of 96 lrears�Those who not sold then. It has since been sold the meeting the executive met and others, that we have not h6ard of, an �xecutive meeting held at the
7';?, privately and M -r. David Dig-n4n has discussed what should be done, 'th
- � attended the Young Peoples' mee as the late Dr. R�jndman was well League on Monday evening last, $100
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4 , purchased the west fif�ty acres adjoin- the money of the League, which 0- and favorably known in Herisall and of the funds ' ed, $50 of "this a-
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,� to the full. -The spelling match re- BeLl has purchased the balance Of clair moved that $100 be donated to with that of his father's, extended church work and -we believe that $10
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,,.�il, was very close. We will hear from April Ist next. -Mr. Jacob Kipfer, of
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.1. . the boys again and perhaps the re- who has been 3iving on the Babylon was carried unanimously. The Red clerical orror,,the attendance at a the balance remaining in the bank at
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�11,;"� suits will be changed. -The King's Line for over a year, has moved to side, with Mrs. R. J. Patterson, as recent meeting of the Young Peoples' pnsent.
�,!! �� � Daughters will hold- a box social in Dashwo,od and will work for Mr.
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, "I �� I - the church on Friday evening, March Redemen. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bender the meeting to discuss the banquet, (.-ver SM, whereas it should have read, .
1;,�_�. 19th. A good programme v0l be are .' .
41�1 ving into the home vacated by which willbe held next Monday night. and was intended -to read, as over 600 GRAIN MARKET
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I �, 'boxes. Come and bring a friend. Kipfer and family. -Miss Ethel Briefs. -Miss Laurel Penfound, bf which was a,,TeCOrd attendance for Toronto. March 9th. - Manitoba wheat-_
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Regina, Sask., is visiting her uncle such an oecasion *and shows bolw
�, ____ her sister, Mrs. (Rev.) L. Kalbfleisch, nd aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pol- pie can attend Such meetings if the No. 3 Northern, $1.49. 1
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,�11 '; at Elmira, has returned Manitoba oata-No, 2 C.W.. nominal -, No.
� ; �i,�, CHISELHURST to her home li,k.--Q,ite an interesting game of only have the 11 so to do. - The No. 3 act quoted; No. 1 feed. 48c: No. a
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't',, implements belonging to Wm. Elder through here on Tuesday, whereby was East anti ed . snow that often a number of teams American corn. track. Toronto --No. 2 yel-
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"' was well attended 'and some good Mr. Alex. Voisin, of the Goshen Line, '
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,,,. prices were realized. Mr. Elder is south, will take over the hotel in was 8-6 in favor of the West end.- inary heavy loadg, such as logs and Included: Bran, per ton, Sso.25; to s8i.25:
� � horts, per tan, $32.25 to $28.26: middlings,
. .� I giving UP farming owing to an acti- Zurich, known as the Wailper House. Mrs. Wm. Peurt, who hag been vi�rlt- wood. -Mr. Robert Morrison is im- s
; 11 $89.26 to $40.25; good feed -fiour, per bat,
, �, dent he sustained last 0
1. �.., ,ftober, but Mr. Walper takes Mr. Voisinps farm ing for a few months with her sis- proving nicely from his late accident $2-30-
11 � , , after a complete 'rest he, no doubt, as part payment. Poss , on will be Ontario oats�O to, 42c, f.o-b., sbipping
,,� i %19-1 ter, Miss Clarissa Mitchell, who has but is not a,ble to go about much as points.
I I_` �, I will regain his usual health. - Mr. given on April Ist. Mr. Walper has been poorly, returned to bey home yet. -We are sorry to have to report Ontario good milling wheat_$11.21 to 01.88
"Ifq ", Williand Martin had a successful not fully decided whether he will move last week at Amberg, Wisconsin, ac- that Mr. William Howard is very
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,,- , �� I' Wood bee On Monday last and on on the farm and become a far -me companied by her sister, who intends and suffering much- from the vrouble BarleY-Malting, 62 to 64c�
1, �, Tuesday evening be gave a dance, again or purchase a home in the vil- Buckwhest-No, 2, 69c.
:..�!A�. staying for a while in hopes khat that he has had for some time in his R.vetfo. 2, 95-
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$fJ"I'll"i the change will be beneficial to heT face and will not -yield to the many M=nitoba acur-Phwt patent. ".40, To-
",:�,,,, 11�i , -Mr- Lorne RtNaughton last week
�A.-4-t% - . __ -_ - -1 health. -Mrs. Lou Simpson left very treatments givian,-Miss Nellie Car- r,"to: do., second patent, $7.90.
,'��,','�,--','�, * I moved his family and effects to his of per bushel in .car loats. Toronto, $6.00; son.
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I Purse bar sister, Mrs. Steve Vair, this week froth Stratford where she Stra--c-lota. per ton, $9-00 to 89.90.
1, eks and Jewellry repaired. Ftest
::,''?"i Tiends wish him success.
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r.`_`,,&'-1 __ - A. Westoott, Seaforth, rta, Per ton, $22.50.
��,�,,,_ . 3089-1 who are both very poorly, but We ing to the illness of her,uncle, Mr. po 1�"
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.;�.�... DUBLIN spent the week end with her mother, Mr. Hugh Mel � IoUS op -Mr. , JWA
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_ . Mrs. R. B. McLean, also with her visiting at bte-Tiorrid LIVRaTnick .W=
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11 I I . ' '�.` _311 sister, Mrs. John Henderson. - Mr. bits .accepted a position for a mo, provements made to the interior of union 6 ek Yards' I ron , Mh h oth-
1� . --- I- ' 'a. J. J. Brennan weTe the'guests to . Po to re
,,,; ". Alex. McKenzie, of our village, heavy shipping cattle was
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,; � bf Mr. and Mrs. Lea- Murray On Wed- while VrIth a printing office in Mitchell, and his fine dwelling.. on the corner evrhat slow
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;� ��", - ,��I, .- I Thomas O'Rourke, working with some harness, slashed left last week for 'Mitchell. - U-�t Nelson abd Ri6mond Street, south, scra
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1;��, , his finger almost to the bone, and was Sunday being missionary SundaV'in including goo(f hal'dwOod floors atid "
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" 4"�� '. , � if `` - I'L T&*ht illnegs-Mn. Bernard Wli- required to seek medical attendance. the Hensall United Sunday, school, wall decorating,4�Xtfig hoped that the t - 1p.,*'a market,
,L,�q, The oftritg was adwo' 860 boad'hooicir thun
� _ . I Ile this accident will, not prevent Mrs. A. Sinclair and Mrs. Lee Redder great quantity of show which w on ?Aoaday last, but #ver)thJrJ b4
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1, tivie. Th&a was -tot ninob 4olnir in the
�� ,. t will prove a handicap for time dance will be held in the tow" gradually, or othiiiAM-e Ay have stockbr utd feeder dilvuxon t�upoy be%s
.�:�,A, , 1 � , , 11230faiTletitg On the 19th iiistant. The work, I we It
.,Z,_1j11'1,_ 1. e time. -A delightful social' eve,n- hall this coming Friday night, and a Very serious t1kno ,an
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. P I Wo'rkmarl's, of the Ldtidon Road, re- James Sangster and Mr. Nei,jon precau ng
I'�,.�,�?.'-4','�,',,t",,-,&bogigd of hit new house in the vil- tion in -theway at openi
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,� .1i '. , , UP stronw-at a.8,15 ,cents -and the lop load fit 8.40
1 �' �� 't"""',�, 1�#46 Mr, John Usagher, at a good cently when they entertained a goodly Blateliford will be in Charge. - M99 the eatch basins 6id doing everything cents- Medluih�: hen,Mes at 11/4. to .7.66 Ceath.
,�",L !;i� � . - -r, w�7e the slow. king. As regar& volurne, the
,,, number of their frieAds. m and Relen Smith, of London, accompanied possible to gjvd',tho'w;a-ter a clear
'1� �'� . � T40 house was occupied by MrS, Workman proved thermelves the by I -L.". --y 'Was "itbo . ut iftor-al, xOdt heavy
I .,,,]L V. Drawn since it was built, a friend, spetit the ,week end dt course, as the old_�Magei has it, "A steers ft-na tat heifers selling for ghItTment
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, , load avd-gli,st 11696 POU114 abld at 8.40d
,,i�,�,, 240v At RobaA4 was pres. Mrs, Thomas Kyle and Miss Jean Me- Mrs. Alex. Smith -Mr. Law Joynt, words an ounce 0 pieVOIntion is *orth
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, �.. - - - �, bed, , . . �-�Xfte pea* of St. Andr6w'§ Unifed -The W,m_q. of 'the United Chula ing to he buyilftg� � i 1,.,4nd -not doing tine,Muft to itood V"d 6Y4 % 6.a eebts. C�a*g
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,,'�'�F��.'L�'-�,�n'l�fl��'�',�N'���! 'j�,. I Church are Indebted to Mr, and 'Mra. Thet for th ir regatar WeWng on mudil in the wgyio 796tthl out Wood =_a aft-oug festate, the bulk of the gcod
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"'."', ,11I,tt`.�,p� t, I 11 - , Urch. - We Ws. C. A. Mebonell took chttrge; ,of gal -, Mr. E ,� ' 1W, 4m-
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,., �.,'" , , . - hoiie the boya and girls of our Mia- t1I# meethlet Mtt. D. A-Calltd1or gave liess trip to tojftaa�,�"40jng'�tlje Pas Pulls sold dtowv. fi-4-Avros toe expott making
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Most of the lambs in to-daes offering were
offering 44 how and prices ruled, higher,
Westerns, and 290 from that quarter, which
Neorly all sales were made to local b.ptchem
averaged 90 pounds. sold at'13% centso 'Me
and prices ranged from S%4.r,o to 4x4ab.
few natives offered brought 18 to 14 cents
WiM the bulk going at *14.50 and ,414.60.
per po nd for good ,to choice aptuff, which wai
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steady with Thursday 4asL On FWd4y there
Min $12.50 to SIL75; rtth one,or two at
were 1,500 Wedern lambs here, and of these
$18m. ., � 1.
1.250 sold at 13 cents, the balance,' en4ed out
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going at -11% cents per votind. Half a dozen
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sheep sold to -day at 4 to 8 cents per Vound,
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or steady.
Hogs, in an offering flat was of avwage
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Monday volume, sold a auarter lower than
-last Thursday's close. thick smouths. Lo.b.,
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making 18 cents per pound. ,Jackson
Receipts to -day were &813 cattle, 80 aztives,
1,272 hogs und 862 sheep and lambs-
Quotations:-
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"JALS
y
S P F74%.
gvod� $7M to $7.50; butcher steem, eboice, I
so, )
$7.00 to $7.50; do. good. $6.00 tiD r75 -
botcher heifers, cholec� 16.50 to $7M: dm:
-for-
good. $6.00 to $6.50; do. moddu3n. $5X)0 to
- FRIDAY and SATURDAY
86-00; da. comraen, $5.00 to W60; bu
cows choice� $5.5e to W00; da. =I
MARCH 12th and T&h
to - good. $4.00 to "59; butcher bulls.
good. 16-00 to $5.75; botognas. $8.25 to $2.75; 1
PEAS .,
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cannem and cutters, $2.25 to $8.09; sprinW. I
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ers. choice. 1185-00 to $100.00; soad faw"
11170-.00 to $80.00; mwilium cows, =$45. 0 to
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TOMATOES � ,
14
$60.00; feeders 116.25 to do.
1 Can
good, $6.7i.-
fair, $5.60 to $0.00. stockers, good. $11.00 to I
15-50; do. ftir, 04.60 to $4.75;
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CORN I
14c
calves' choice.
I Can' .... .................
$18.00 to 914.00; do. goocl, $11.00 to $12.54,
greaser%, 45.60 4o t6.50; good light sheep. 4-1.06
ROLLED OATS
25c
to 48.06. heavies amd bueks, $6.50 to $6.60; 1
6 pounds ..................
good lavibs, $118.60 to 144.00 ; I'- -e&-
$12-00 tib $12.60; do., budw. $9.00 to $19 So - .
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GRANULATED REDPATH
SUGAR, $1A
do. =119, $10.00 to $11-00; hogs, thick .;ZZ7t;;
14 lbs . ..........
led -W wittered. $13.90. do., fo.b., $13.00 ;
do., country points, SM76; do. off cars, Sit,
LUX
10,C
s,elect premium, $2.". .
I Package ...... ..........
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Try a Pound of our Satisfying Coffee
Montreal. March M-4rAttlip receipU. Sr,6.
There was light
P. & G. SOAP
55c
g oftering of cattle due in
Part to the recent snow blockade,. Prkes
were stronger and sales fairly brisL A half
dozen
10 Bars .................... .
SEMLESS RAISINS
2.5c
choice whl6a faced steer$ Wgre sold
for $8.25; $Sr was Vatd,fok Q ectiple'of 6hy
beav- and- p choice Wfer.. Good
2 pounds . � .................
NU jL?LL ,
25c
sold far qteem wer�
,$7.26 to $7.75, wnd,*�_. lkin4
3 Package$r ....- '
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around $0.76 t* s7, The calankinist kinds
realized f�opt Irp.60 Good'bet"
AYMM PORK & BEANS
25c
, up. were
2__,"C�an§ r ...
............. ....
sold for $7 to $7.60 and cognmon to.medium
quality colf brought from M75 +. $5.26.
The-
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PtFRO: INDIA BLACK TEA ea
r
Due
-- vezy &- gi�od eo�wn agere& neae
pound ............ ........
prices were based roore or less oa the short
suPply amd. the unfavo,rable.progpeeb of ItIty
GOOD QUALITY - 45c
immediate Improvement in
WOOMS
weather Und 10ad
conditions.
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A FULL LINE OF EASTER GOODS
Quotations .-Butcher stmrs, ch.fm $&Go
to $845; good. 17-25 to $7.75; medium, $6.50
TO CHOOSE FROM -
to U; common $6.50 to $4.50; butcher helfers
We are solo Agents f6r Neiloons
tood $1 to $7.50; medium, $6 to $6.50; cc=-
mort, 1114-75 to, $6.50; butcher -WE. -W-,
Package and BlIU Chmolateg - the
$4 to $5125; ca9ziers. #2.7s to sa; cuttem, #a
Chocolate that is In a class by Itself.
to $3.76. butcher bulls 0002mon, $4 to $4-76-
Also Smiles & Chuckles. See the
Calf recebtfi, 496. 'There Were, no good
veals offered and the heat lots 60141 for
Faster Package�
$10.60 and $11. Just ordinary qu&Hty calves
We Sell Ek"d Neilsons Ice Creasm
brought $10 and $10-26, and 44 was offered
At 10 cents. Alwa Ready.
-for the poorest lobL
.78
QuoUttlons--Cood v", Sn; nedhLies, $Io
to $10-60; common, $7 to 140. '
Sheep receipts� 70. Sheep ,Were In goad de_
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mand and up to $8 was paid for a few good
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light ones. ,Poorer kinds sold from $4 to $1
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and, yearling lambs, $10.60 to $11.26.
QuOtatiora-Ewes,
. Rens .
, an, Out. -
$7 to $2. iamabs, g,wd,
,
$21.25; commmu, $1o.59. .
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Store Open Every Night
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SEAFORTH
Monument Works
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Have on hayd, and order-
ed for eail�. Spring de-
fivery, a large and well
selected stock of choice
Memorial work from the
small slid low priced
MARYM, to the most
fu
STATUARY. Call and
examine.
W. E. CIRAPMAi�q
Proprietor
McLACHLAN Businesis College
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Reopens for the Faff Term o.n Thesday,'-sevt lot
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