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o1Z11 1-1 . � Notes. -In Ebmville United church hear M.r. Moore's lecture.
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".1 Tibles peoples. Illustrating with beau- Death of Duncan MeNriald.-
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111.� I provided, also did splendidly in sev- Saturday, the day before his dead
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...... ". eat of Mr. Johns' family also sang ister, Rev. Mr. Armour, who �ase
11 t �1_ in Chinese, being dreszed in Chinese his comforting remarks on the bes
T cos,tumes.-Last year at this time the known and loved of old Testamer
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k I mud was dried up, but it some ways Scriptures, the 23rd psalm. Mr. Mi
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I .. condition for travelling. -Mr. Harry dispositi loved by all who kn
�� Johns has cut down what remained him. He was a son of the late V r
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t, � ?.� of a very large willow tree, which can McDonald, of Brucefield, an
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, I his gateway. This tree in its prime, brother, three sisters, Mrs. Fred Smit
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Nc' has been broken down, branch after Scott, of Brucefie(ld, adl of whom wei
,.- branch, till nothing much remained. Present at his funeral.
I , It will be well remembered as a land
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.. munity.-A sleigh load from this BAYFIELD
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I . vicinity attended the play given in
.. Breezes. -A successful wood be
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-.If,. t. was held by William Higgins on Fr
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11 I �� 1� - __ the evening a large number gathen
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111, I HULLETT and had a nrost enjoyable dance i
,;,� - � , Mr. Higgins' home. -Graham Elliot
N'T of Stratford, is visiting at his horr
'111, Notes -Miss M. Adams was the
I ,,, �,t: guest of he17 sister, Mrs. Austin Dex- hQre.-Miss Phyllis Bacon, of Londoi
, ,�. 1. . ter, last week. -Miss Ida Ball, of who has spent a week with her si�
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. -1 Clinton, was the guest for a few days ter, Mrs. Hall, returned Tuesday.-
. 1; Biqls have been post,L-d up announ,
"". at the home of Mr, an'd M -r -s. Charles
. I t%, ing a play, "The Little Clodhopper
I . Suridercock.-The young people of
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I q;, this vicinity are busy practising a to be put on by the Junior Dramat.
� .,,', play which will be given in Kinburn ComPany of Zurich on Wednesda
I- g, April 7th, at the town hal
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N, shortly -Mx. Peter Dunlop and sis- -The river broke up on Tuesday, 23i
.,;",. % ter, Miss Vera Dunlop, attended the
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;.�._ - wedding reception of their cousin in the latest thatt has been known f.
, I.. 11. years. This may put a finish to tk,
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Y 11 Morris, a few days ago. -Mrs. Geo.
I . McVittie, who has been vi�siting with ice fis,hixg which has been very g,Dc
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.. 11 I friends in Toronto, has returned home. for the past few weeks. -The youn
, , peop-le of Trinity Church arc- bug
. - Mr. J. Fairservice was in London
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t:,. on siness on Wednesday last. -Mrs. I
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I 5�7 John Rogerson has been on the sick I ted shortly aftep Easter.
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If, list for some time but her many, X F, Accidents. -One day lw
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111. friends are pleased to hear she s get- i week while Hugh McKay wa.s cuttin
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,� tint around again. -Mr. H *on I cut his knee -cap, which had to �,
I , . has purchased a firte piano. .
1.1, , stitched.
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, Samuel
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I'll ,,�51tl' squirrell, he met with an accidentth,j
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11 end with friends in London in comp- iously. The rifle he was using wa
I ,, I any with her little niece, Ruth El_ an Old one; the ball jammed an
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_.�. liott, who had spent a week here.- I the barrel burst, tearing the end o!
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�.. weeks with her parent-;, Mr. and Mrs.
. " I . George Connell, has returned to ht,r was cutting wood he cut the sole c
� l,i�i home in Toronto. -Mm. Connell, Parr - his right foot rather deeply. Whil
1, .,�., Line, is visiting friends in Goderich receiving first aid he took a WEW
�11.1 at present time. -The Women's Mis- spell and fel!l on the hot stove, burr,
%,,' . " ing his face severely.
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., Annual Meeting. -The Ladies' Ai
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.M byterian Church held their last meet-
. 1� ing before. going into the Union, at Society of St, Andrew's Uniteti churc
, 1� I held their annual meeting on Thurt,
. �.. Mrs. A. Foster's. The oldest rnem,
.11 I day, the 18th, in the basernent. Th
�", ber, Mrs. A. Foster, was pr"ent*-d ,
.. ,�', with a text book, after which a dainty' Pastor, Rev. H. Kennedy, was chair
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. .,:.. lunoch was gerved.-Mrs. (',has. St,,,'k,,,rci,K(,.,;. -Mrs. R, Scotchmer was sec
.,� held a very successful quilting party -
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on Friday last when a number of her the treasrurer's report, v/hich sbowe
I V, friends spent the afternrion-Mr. W.1 '
1."S'.. Ta-rinr ohipped live -stock to Toronto I that the -Society had prospered durin;
.,., Saturday. -The sudden thaw has i ,the year and has a good balance o
I .... ren-thand. The annual fee for member
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.. . li dered the roads almost impassabi '�Iis twent\-five vents and a collectio
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I It, scene of a happy and pleasing t-vr-nt C. T ; Lreasurer, Mrs. 1,. Makin5
1 ., Th�- riami.s of Mi,-; R. Taylor, Mrs. 1.
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,,�, . - on Monday evening, M,arch 15th inqt I
I . ar e and Mrs. M. Green were adde(
I., -hen a goodly number of the neigh- " k
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"" ,; fifteenth anniversary of their wedding
1.1'�. day. After Ificers of the ,w)cipty and Mis,i J(r,li'
4 . all had gathered. Mr.
. Robert Hoggarth read a nice and�.Sterhng and Miss R. Rathwell. Th
" ": CoMplinrientary aildrests, congratulat. �iek and visiting committe.e. Mrs
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..", --niversary. During the reading a t Wallis, Mrs. M. Green and Miss R
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� i. N -n -cent tea is to, he served.
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� . -',:.� gTegated here to -night to enjoy your I United Church, was held in the base
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I .. .! on the fifteenth anniversary of your'nere was an mcellent programme,
1.�_� I T wedding day and hope and trust that vio)in selections, H. .9cotchmer and A
. I �. ,f� you may have. many happy returns of Peck accompanied on the organ b3
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I .11 - Meeting at your home to extend to nedy and Peter Patterg,on, male quar.
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" � 01 you our good wiqheiq, and hope and
�:,., Rev. H. F. Kennedy; harp selections
Q " tl*"st YOU may IOW be spared to en -
I 5;1 ", Soy those matrimonial ties, -which Mrs. Kennedy; accordeon selections
�,��. , i".. bound You RsP muri and wife and that Mr. Kennedy; readings, Mrs. W. Wal,
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",',,", .., I piness. We kindly ask you to t Grainger. The Irish and Scotch songs
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1. -�.,, . esteem in which you are held in the ere. excellent.
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.t -1, 'neighborhood in wNch you reside, and rogramme was the debate, "Resolv.
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I as it will b-irighten your home in the ed that the Irish make better Canad.
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, -1 this anniversary speeches mrade and
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1. ". your liv" and make us all feel t jokes
"I ... .. it is well to dwell toget,ther in bro- Alffitrmative, nald enzie, misE
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o'n 3`0ur neig)7110rs." Mr. and IVrTq. Sim- (',Olin Campbell, Harold S,ot,hmell
: �, 11.;P'.. and Mrs. Robert Scotebmer. The
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1�,&,. , I ed the Aelghbo-ra for their kind-n4p-sst, indges, Misses Evans and Howell and
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state and ilretenids remodelling it in who use, "A�y,ery poorly. max- close of . the semem VA the 0446M.M4 I . .�� -'.t �1, A iil,',�, 114 0, � .1 I ;�,"'t',"".., I
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Jix. Is taking h 1 ,
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- Place Hotel h4a ou Friday,nevening,of 'i ir t ., �
� e spring and make a residence out garet J0hW4A.Q . �,�,
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if it. Mr. G. -Holtzman, who -now oe- in -the h$� 'd ng her absende.- weell; Oqr hod4py itealm M4 t :"','::.,,,�, �: I I i .
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upies the property, has purchased Miss Elva S4-p4dock is visit4ugfriends gopai. jih4*1i1,g.,1Ti the oom#eutioh YouF Shoes play an importa _* * " 01411, pearance.
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he house on Frederick street, opposite in Londesr0q*o,_Mir. A. J. Swietzer, gamea of the League ,he 0 pal I , '?1JOP" 00*,
, tion to
Id during'the 'Your Easter oqtfit vi4 not be ooiWppto,'�UAWI N�'!,�'r �, .
he mill property, from Mr.- A. Price. of Detroit, ig.in town spending a few p at week$ =
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, a coming out second bosit- your Footwear. Ow New Styles ,are zft4k,- �,.,iv mug
-The many friends in this vici i days witli,friends.-Mliss Pearl Kelg- Our local churches were all well rat- Nas-ter is always the time to, appear in New, 8 0 0
ruty � 1�4
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I Mrs. John Johnston, Brucefield, nhige� has� titken a PositiOft at the tended on Sunday last with good ser- k I �k�, .q I
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ympathize with her in the loss of CommerciaL.Rotel-Mrs. Alfred Tay- mom and also ,_,,�,,, ���;,� ,. " 411k. . . I . 11�
. good service of praise. The dictates of F,whion are reflected In tbe 010 �" � -
M0#111 90. t " �, .
ier husband, which took place one day lor receive4.'word that her sister in -All the wedding bolls do not ring being 4,own in our -Spring Displays. The most.%ttractAV,0,-,$iy - ,.' I " , �
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ast week. --Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Aubin ChicAgO W-46 seriou,slY ill, and im- in Hensall and, vicinity, ar�d we be- twed this season are the Pew Blonde Kid, Sautern, Kid aid R �,�1,1&,�!;,
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if near St. Joseph, mourn the death medlately b4t for that city -last week, lieve at the present time , they gre Grey Kid 6tra .1 ... , "
I ve, al- . I .ps and PumVs. These colored kids are the 'new t . ' 1'�., .�
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�f their two-year-olld daughter, Marie, but we believe she is still all ringiriq merrily In the neighboi%hood the new' and are not high�prieed. . �11 ''. I I
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vhich took place last Friday. though qufte� seriously ill. -Miss Vio-Ila of Kippen.-A few nice up-to-date .
Hliggins spent ;t day in London this dwelfings, gut not too expensively Patent Leathers never lose their popwlarky and we are showing I . "If, ,P
___ week.-OuT main street and sidewalks built, would meet with good sale or many new and exclusive models at Very moderate prices-. Ir . 11,
IKIPPEN as vrell ar� ni-ow nearly clear of snow. be quickly rented in our village at . .
Note.s. -Special FWter services will be held the present time, as the. want of dwel- I EASTER SHOES FOR MEN . ..
-Mr. Fulton, who has been in our local churches a week from links is very -much felt, so the-- ar-, I ,T,
;1,ending the past three months at first Sunday, bamely April 4th. -Our good ch"ces for our contract,...,: o�, Men's Gunmetal Calf and Brown Calf Shoes, made on the popular
-,he Manse with his daughter, Mrs. Council has been doing good work other enterprising raerr-Mrs. Orville French toe last with Goodyear Welt soles and rubber qA .
(Rev.) Lundy, returned to bis home during the past week in the way of Smith and little child hAve,spent the heels. Special at .................. ................. W1r1195 , i. ,
n Streetsville. While here 'Mr. Ful- copening up the catch basins and see- past week at the home of Mrs. W!tn. Man's dew Spring Oxford's in Black and Brown leathers at $4.95 up. ` �
ton made many warm friends, who ing that the water gets a good run Corisitt, Mrs. Smith's mother-in-law. �
were sorry to see him leave. - Miss when most necessary for it. -We be- -Our annuaill Spring Show to be held For Misses"and Qiildren, we are shovnin New Straps and OxfoTds
Sarah Dayman, who has been visiting lieve Nx. Wilfred Jones and family here on the 6th day of April, is in Hurlbut arid, Classic makes in stylls that will delight the lit- I .
relatives -in Toronto, has returned are moving from the dwelling they looked forward to with very much tle folks, WO invite 'everybody to call to see our Splendid Dis-
�onie.-Mrs. Jackson, of Toronto, vis- have been renting on Brook Street, interest as it is likely to prove one play of Eastef Shoes. , , , �
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�ted with her mother, Mrs. Crawford, west of ,*e railway track, to one of of the best yet held and with good . 11 I
and also with her sister, Mrs. J. B. Mr. H. C, Soldan's houses on the roads and weather, there will no doubt � , 40 . . 0 1
McLean, the past week. 1111111111� 4111� a i
Mrs. W. J. London Road, a little north of our be a record attendance. Don't forget * 11 low. I 1, I 1,
Crawford, of Ripley, was also a vis- village.-Mx� Garnet M. Case has the date. -The Peerless Jubilee Con- . 1. . I
itor with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Me- moved into.the neat and comfortable cert Singers, who come very bighly D b I
Lean during the week. -Mrs. Ross, of dwelling that he rented recently from recommended by the press and Pul- 1. I : 0
Tuckersmith, spent the week end with Mr. Albert White�ides, of Goderich, pit, are to give a concert here in the .0 . I
Mys. J, Q. MeLean, and &ughter, and formerly of our village. -We re- Town Hall on Saturday evening of , " 5L A FO A? 7) � F
Jean. -We would remind the boy-, and gret to statk that at date of writing this week, we believe, under the aus- TELEPHONE 11 OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL HOTEL
girls of the work rneeting of the Mis- Rev. Dr. C. Fletcher continues quite pices of the Ladies' Aid Society of � --- -_ 10 "
gion Band on Saturday afternoon in ill and sotill confined to his room.- the Presbyterian church, and - _____ -
the school room; also to hand in their Quite'a number of sticks of fine tim- will, no doubt, be a very Rerge at- -_ --- -_ I
March envelopes, if they have not y:et ber are being secured in this neigh- tendance.-Mr. and Mrs. James E. --'
done is�)_The prize offered by the borhood which brings back old times, Simpson returned from London this LIVESTOCK MARKET f, t ,I
Horticulturaq Society to the person when the late T. J. Wilson had large week, where they had been for the Buffalo, 'M,,,�h 28-Gattle--Receipts, 2,500;
.securing the largest list of members, gangs of men at work and when our past three months or so- -Our garage shipping steers $E(.60 to 410; butchers, $6 to .
was won by Mrs. Alex. Monteith, of railway yards used to be filled with men are getting things in good shape $9.50; yearlings, $9 to $11; heifeni. $4.76 to
�1-, T 14 D A qn, Q ; � -9 fair to hoi .1 - � .. I
Oa . e oc e y now '
boasts of eighty members or rn.ore,
most spiencad sticks of Timber, and
it is wonderful bow skilled the bew-
for the spring trade and look rward
to a busy season. -Mrs. 1. Abraham
a c cc eows, V . . canners
nnd cutters, 2.75 to $3; buDs, $4 to $7; stock -
em and feeders, $4.50 to $7.60; fresh cows and
SPECIALS
arid a big percentage of these wem,
ers become with the broad axe and
spent a day in Goderich this week.-
,,pringem, active and steady, $40 to $120.
y '
v Mr. Manley Jinks, the reading of
Dbtained through the untiring efforLs
adze. It used to be an old saying
Mrs. J. Isenoffer, of Kitchener, who
Calves-Receipta, 2,400; choice, $11.50 to
-for-
nf Mrs. Monteith. We believe Our
that the b,rcpad axe and adze were
has been spending a few weeks with
SIG: fair to good, $12.50 to $15; culls, $8 to
$1-.); h�avy. $,6 to $9; grassers, $4 $o $6.
SATURDAY, MARCH 27fh
Secretary, Mrs. (Rev.) L,undy, and
the only tools thut the devil was
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Price, left
.11-8-- 'Receipts, 12,800; heavy, $11.75 to
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assis,tant Secretary, Miss Jean Mc-
afraid to use for foar of cutting him-
for her home this weetk accompanied
$1 2 .75; mixed, $13.25 to $13.75; ycrk,r.,
REDPATH GRANULATBD lei fin
Lean, spent two or three very busy
self. -On Sunday forenoon last while
by 'her little grandson, Bruce, who in-
$13.75.to $14; light yorkers and pigs. $14,25
t 40.
SUGAR, 16 pounds ........ 9P I BMW
Jays in the fore part of the week
attending service at the United
tends staying with h� r for a few
" $14
sheep and -lumbs--AeceiptH. 10,000; lasubs,
PURE LARD
19C
sending away orders, etc. With thu
Church, MTs. Robert Bonthron was
weeks. -Miss Laura Penfound who
$9 to $14 ; yirarlings, $9 to $12.50; etwes, $3
per pound .................
arrival of spring and the disappear-
taken very seriously ill with a severe
has been spending a few weeks at
' $9; mix,ed sheep, $9 to $9.30.
RICE
25c
ance of the snow. all our Horticul-
,
a
Atack of heart trouble. She was
the home of Mr. and Mm. R. Pollick
Toronto, Marrh 23rd. Ch,ese, new, large,
3 pounds ..................
turis,ts, are eager to garden again-
barely able to walk out as far as the
returned to her home in Lucan t,his
and at. the everting service his subject
PEAS
25c
Mr. William Ivison, of our village,
stairs lq� ad4ng to the basement from
w&ek.-Mr. Lloyd Hedden, of Zurich,
Union Stock Yards, Toronto, Xamb WrcL--
2 cans ....................
�as installed a fine radio and he and
the choir seats, when ske fell insens-
spent the past week at the home Of
Quowions:-
Heavy choice steers, $7.50 to P.00; do.,
CORN
8 $1.08
�!s friends having been enjoying some
jhl, from the excruciating pains. As-
his brother, Lee Hedden.-Miss Lillie
good. $7.25 to $7.60; butcher steers, choice,
cans ....... ...........
Take
splendid music, etc. -Will tke young
sistance was quickly given and Mrs.
XcEwen is in Kitchener risiting for
$7.00 to $7.Z5 ; do. good, $6.00 to $6.7s, ;
Home a Pound of Chocolate
people who have received .special i
'I's-
Bolrythron was to the
a few weeks with laer sister, Miss
butcher heifers, choice, $6.50 to $7.2S; do.,
Mellow Cakes, 29c
,ionary envelopes, hand them in
, t.his
carried session
roam, where there is it lounge, and
Edith, who is teaching school there-
iA-od. $6.00 to $6.60: do. medium, $6.60 to
$6.00 ; do. common, $5.00 to $5.50; butcher
KLENZINE
25c
,
Sunday as Miss Neeb, our Secretary,
where first aid was griven by a num-
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wurm have rnov-
c,,wu. choice, $5.00 to $5.50: , do. fair,
3 packages .... ............
xis,hes to close her books, in a few
her of f Vends. Medical aid w a s
'd into town this week and are get-
to
W good. $4.00 $5.06; but4e, bolls.
.
K,.,d, $,S.00 to $�.50; bologans S2,n to $2.75
TOMATOES
$1.08
3ays.-Next Sunday will be Holy
quickly summoned and it was not
ting nicely s�ettled in the house ,they
, �
cannem and cu. ttpn, $2.50 to sa..40; spring,
8 tins ...................
Palm Sunday and fitting services will
thought well to atinnpt to move M,,.
rented from Mr. Geiger. -Miss Mae
w -A, choice, $8s.00 to simoo; good milch cows
5 50c
be observed in the United Chur,ch.-
B,nth,,n on a %tmtvhvr until ,,ell
Brintrierl,, f)f Chiselhunit, spent th e
$70 00 to $80.0; medium cows. $46.00 to
-pound tin ........ ........
A'any of our villagers were sorry tu
.
t) n in the aftern(Kin. Since then she
,,v(,E,k end at the home of Mr. W. G,
$60' 00; feeders good, $6.25 to $6.15: do.
fi,ir', $5.00 to $6.00; stockers. good, $6.00 to
JELLY POWDER
25c
i,ear of the death of Mr. John John -
I has corrtinued very poorly with re-
Stone -Mrs. Wm. Dougall, of this
$5.50: do. fair, $4.60 to $4.711; calves. choice,
4 packages .................
iton, of Brucefield. Mr. ,Johnston was
peated attacks of the heart, I)ut at
village, had a quilting bee the end .)f
$_,_'�O to $13.50; do., good, $11.00 W $12.00;
Kras.ers. $5.50 to $6.50: xwd light sheep. $'1.00
CANNED PUMPKIN
35c
oiell known to a number of our vil-Idate
of writing i� dt)ing as %&.ell ,,
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last wok -b- when a number of the neigh-
to $8.00: heavies and bucks, $6.50 t,o $6.50;
2 tins .....................
agers arid much sympathy is ex-
can be expected an(l it is hoped will
60" gaNv good assistance and in turn
�!-,wl lambs. $13.00 to $14,00: do medium
' Be sure to get your Coupons for
,ressed for M"rs. John -tom and tw01
,
soon regain hor acruswined activity
were 111o."t kindily vritertained by Nlr-.
'
67 LF10 to do. bucks, $9.00 �, $1-0 1
1 China, Silverware and Novelties
;ons_ -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Green, ofl,nd
health, as until Sunday ,,he had
Dciul�all-Ouv hu,Sintss men report
SIMOO;
'if" ow is, 000 to $11-00; hogs, thick smooths
1--li RT,d -teretti. $13.10; do. fob $12 " so -
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I WE SELL CLINTON WRAPPED
Rills Green, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
been going around very smartly and
!he siwing trade opening up well and
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of .. . .... int,y P,,ints, $12.25� d..',* off ca�'l
BREAD
imith (luring the week. -Syrup mak-
�nly a few days, befori, had been in
are displaYing fine stocks -Mr. Wm.
$11.50. ti�!tttct premium. 82.55.
:Bread, 10c. Phone, 14.
ng is now the order of the clay an.d
Exeter attending the funeral of a
Moory was here the end of last week
I Store Open Every Night
ovo believe the yield is fair. -The St.
friend, and while there walked around
taking orders for the firm he repre-
.
Patrick's ,social, under the auspices of
.
the Young People, was a very e`JOy-
a good deal in .fact well on to a
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couple of miles. -Quite a number from
%ents in the dry goods line and visit-
,
"g his sister, Mrs. Thomas Simpson.
Montreal. March 22-Catt,le rec I b.. S21
elp '
Caft.le prices were about steady. There were
on choitoe steers. L,ot. of just good average
E.F.Jackson
able affair and a good time was en-
Hensall and vicinity on Monday last
-We are pl�ased tA) report that Mr.
(ruality were sold around $7.25 with g er,
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joyed by one ando all. -Miss Mclvor,
attended �he funeral of the lat, Mr.
Thomas Farquhar, who has been quite-
of better quality up to $7.6.0, Good cows
)f Stanley, spent the week end with
Johrrston. of'near Brucefi Id. - The
e
i� for some months, is now improving
brought from $6.50 to $6.00 and $6.00 was
paid r- an odd top bull. The bulk of the
Hensall, Ont. --
? Hen& in Clinton.
&lnee thvld in the hall on Friday eyen.
and wil hope to see him around soon
"'O " to medium &teers wem a,,hl from
. . -
ing of la,zt week was largely atU,n(1-
! :1gain in his u-sual healtb.-Our onion
$6.26 U, S". 00: and c,,mmon U) mediurn cows
m-tly fn)m $4.00 t,, $5.00. Two or thme
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HEINSALL
ed and fino music dispensed by th(.'firiws
Avalon ()rchestra
I ary now making 4thipment,s of
hand -pink" baby bt,e,m were sol(l up to
$9,50- A �Lrs_ixht load baby
I
Automobile
of Lucan. - Our
onions and there will be a large out-
car of beev,w
N
New Wall Paper. -We hRve all the new
,
t�lo� anJ dcsig� and will be glnd to help
rililliners, wvbofieye, are making their'lut.
spring millinery displays so ,
from here in the cour-A- of a
�
I (' " upl,;� of weeks, Hensall is
,�re on amle from Renfrew, Ont. They were
ld fr(rm $7.50 to $8..%0. ii,c"irding tA) wriubt
Znttj
I'M sel�t the nitoxit auit.oible f,jr your roorns.
)ur pric� ar� rm�onablc. Hemphill's Drug
attractiv
on Friday arid Saturday of this We(.k
as4 noted
4
it_ an onion ceintre.-We believe a
quality. A large p�rro,ntage . thip h,ad
wm made up of choice animals, W.,ighing
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;Wre. H.�ll. Unt. 3041-1
that it will take the married men all
I niimber of Scotch Divenes are corn-
AN)und 900 pounds. Q��L%ti()ns: But,cher
�teer,,.
Fire , Aeft, Collision, Property
(;rand Spring Millinery opening tin Friday
their time to convince their wives; that
. -
: irig -ut to this; country and some in
good, $7.2S t� $7..',O: medium
t� S7.00; commim. C,,.75 to SS.r,o: $6.60
i.tch.-r
Da inage and Public Liability
Lnd Saturday. March 26th aml 2%h . �t E.
their pr(wnt hats are so nice that
llhl,*, -;(-ction -ith a ri,(-w of becoming
heifers, izood. $7.00 t. $7.50: medium, $6.00
Insurance
iarinw'�. Han�ll.
new - are unnec"sary, and th,.
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: 1 l;a.,;t,o,r, in the Presbyterian chuicheg
t� $650; corrictnon. $4.75 ti, SS.50, Hut�her
' vr,od,
c�wn, Sr).r)O tn $6.00; 0
Fire lt)ss, Theft Loss, Collision loss
Spi,cial 2.5c-intitiv, ror Saturday. March
�7Lh 2
e r theraseofmothem
sam il�( with their
.;n different parts. -Mr, HRrhert Mit-
rr�diurn. 34 ,
t,,, V,.GO; ,I,n,r,, $2,50 t� $2.7r,, cutt�rs, $3
you can bear, but Property Damage
cans ve�4, 2.5,; 2 earu eurn, 25-; 4
mds Rice. 2.5c; F, lmr� 1,jiundry Soap, 25c:
daught4-r,. It is narrat,ed of the lato
grpat 16.v. Rowland Hill,
cheil. ,)f near Creditor, was here one
I day last
t4 $3.50; butcher bulls, sr -A, 0 to $.'�.60:
commoN $4 tc $4,76.
land Public Liability loss may put you
package Washing Fld,r. 2 h.rs P & G
a noted and
week visiting bivfather , Mr.
iout of business for all time.
�.ap, I p.rkag� Rlu�ing, all f,,r 25e; 2 tbs.
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eccentric minister, that he was lx,.
I -John ,-V Mitchell, of this Place, Who
Calf receipts, 647. T'he ,aJf market vr- a
The rate. n alq cla, s
! q 0 a e,4 of Auto-
'Sc;
,urrant.�. 2 Pure Cmts nr Fl�rodor To>ilet
;(lap. highly P-erfum�L & har�, 2.5c; t
.
sieged bt% his wife for the prica of a
' iq and has been so seriously PC for a
I
shade be,tt,er. Nfix�d ),)tA .f iu�t ordinary
Lity from
.
I mobile lm-urance are lower this
._Wund
li�.Jate el)�er�l marshmall- rakes. regular
w
new bon'nt,t when he as busily en-
number of weekg.-A large number
_
sold 000 tn $9.50. Good Iota
"" brought $10 an�d S10.2G, and .
X)illed m;t
year.
I We gladly furnish you upon request
Z, " pecial, 2',r P.u..I: 6 p ... ind. ,h.ice hand
gaged prl�paring his sermon, and t'O
f -1 -itorg are expectetri here at Faster
muple of the best brought $10.50. Common
I with full particulan of the
,i�kv "
d inir bemnot, 2. -*v; r) )inei, fancy
`� -
Ih( 40,
w. do r1(),nill'
which alqm-al the said. "No , ,a
wo rvotice that bhe railways are
light lalv� sold &-n to $600. Quotations:
various
I fo rm, of automobile insurance
-, e.. ,
,k r and lh_ np�cia . 25c. Visit
ur meat fl�partment; all kintl� f)resh moats
_P wot
wife. I think the bonnet you ai ,ar-�nilaking
provision for more than tho
11�-] v -J, $9.50 t� 110.25; inedium. SR..I;o t,,
$9.60; romm�n. SG.00 t. Sp.00,
and
I I a tes.
n hoind all the tim�. Sp"W gaturday, 2 tbs.
ing iF %-i , % nice indeed, and lAtside,
w4wd number throughout the coun-
-qh�P recell>t�. 86. Th, fe- lnmb� ,,ff,r,r1
I
Also enquire about our $1,500 auto-
Uimburw 8te�k, 2',(L PARLMFR'S GROC-F,RY.
3041
you knoW that I cannot afford to giv��Itry.
town.% and villagels-Our section
I'll" -f-ady, Caw,d .heep -)of up t- IR; --r-
mobile accident policy for $5
-1
You anfither at this time," to which I
men have the track on thei r beat in
lina lmnrh�, $10.V) tc? S11.25: (it-tations:
premium -
League .1deeting. - The -weekly
she P,,Iuaritly rePqied: "I tA�ll vr)o
�,od shape in the way of being clear
F,m $4,60 w $8,00; J,,mb., W,K.1, 81, t�
$11 215: ,omrn.n. $10.50. I
, Write or Phone The
neeting of the Leogue was held in
Rowland 11itl, that I am goin' t.,;;(,r
9 -
;in ex,",4 of snow. -- Mi.qq Fiva
ling r,,r�ipt., 1.411. The n0mv price for
he school room of the United Church
have a rw bonnet for the c, ming
)
Shaddock has been visiting relativ,es
hn" nold in mixed J.t. -- 314-00. A ff7 IJOHN
RANKIN AGENCY
r, Monday evening last when there
. I
. -t of i
Sunda%, if I have to sell this ch,
ilp nort - 0
h (luring the Past week or s '.
'
�7' 11 1-t. w,ro, a.ld t,, ),,.I hut,h,,r,, r
S142A. Anil some paor quality and ro h bo"
Tnaurance, Bonds, Money to Loan
"as a good attendance and a fine
drawers 't- pointing to R MU,Ch priZf1d
b-ught $13.50. ��--8, $12.25 to $12ulg). 1Pbone
91 - - - - - - Seaforth
1rogramme gotten up by Mrs. L. fled-
Piece of rm,niture, but busily absorb-
e n. The m"ting was opened in the
ed h . (� fla;d no attention to his good
BEAN MARKET
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,;u;il way by the singing of a hymn,
wiles thr(.,it, 'but what was his sur-
ftmh extrm, 1�e, 38 to Age; fresh f1ratq, g5c.
he opening prayer by Mr. Nathan
prise whf-n engaged in his morning
T(irfttnt�. Mnroh 2.1rd, -ResrL�. Cana,il.r�
hiindpi,k�]. $2.60 hinhA
'(1Ck, reading of the Scripture, lesson
service in church to see her come in,
; prim�, $2.40
ho"hel-
y '
v Mr. Manley Jinks, the reading of
purposodly or little late, with a dash -
Torobto, March 22rd. - Manitoba wherit_
he minutes of the last me,eting by
ing nvw honri�t on and with his *AC_
. I
h( - Secretary, Mr. Gerald Farquhar,
cusborned orcenr cy he stopped up in
'ri (
POULTRY MARKET ! �
fter which the following programme
his germon exclaiming, "Behold! be-
I
,as given: R-eading by Mr. James
hold! sh(- (-ometh with a cheat of
Torunt�, Mare.h 23rd.
I
app; solo, by Miss Nellie Hoyle ;
drawer,-, ,)n her head." -Mrs. C. Eil-
es"
Dr ed. �
Chickenn. spring. tb
�ioutth organ seloc';-)n 13y Master Ted-
her, (nev .Wra. F. Horton), was in the
, . ............ 8 5 44 7
14�n.. over 4 t� s tbs . ........... ' .10
* * '
ie MacDougal. At this juncture
villi -ave (Iiiring the past week r en ew-
Do., 3 t4 4 rbit . ............... 26
Trs. Robert J. Patei-son gave some
ing acquaintanees-The married PeO-
Roost�rs ............... ............ 22
,
Dueklinvx, 6 tbs. and up
761 timed and interesting remarks,
Ple have done so much entertaining
... . . 8042
Turkeys ...... ...... -4.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . 40
P the late contest for membership
among themselves here this seaso"I
'Ontario oaolip--40 to 42c, f.o.b., shipping
polnt..
nd expressing her thanks for a beau-
that it has made the unmarried fee)
- - -_ - _T!11�"
ful red candy jar, prese4ed .her by
that thvy were not in it and in gnme
DAIRY MARK,917
he Red Side, of which she was cup-
instanc-, to long for a state of mar-
Barley -malting, 62 to 64c�
Suckwheat--No. 2, 72c.
,tin. Th'en followed the topic very
ried blisq. -Rev. A. Sinclair delivered
Toronto, Marrh 23rd. Ch,ese, new, large,
bly taken by Miss Katie Scott, deal-
two very fine sermons on Sunday la.st
22 : tWinA. 221/2c: triplets, 23c; StUtong, 24c.
Zd, large, 29 to
ig with the life and times of St.
and at. the everting service his subject
80c ; twiriA, 29 to Sit. trip-
lets, 30 to 92c.
latrick; a vocal duet by Mrs. A. Sin-
was "Will We Know Each Other
Butter -Finei;.t. creamery prints, 49c; No. I
Lair and Mrs Alice Jo nt - -A b
,in
U "
,, eamery. 47 to, 48C ; No. 2, 44 to 47c_ Dairy
. J ; � . "v'Pn- Ann " ';Ile close 01 T.ne 4318- prints 42,c
E,lection by Miss Ethel Murdock, ae- course, Mrs. L. Redden and Miss Greta For;; 4,]Frt�oh extras, In cartions. 80 to 40c: 1
*)mpanied by Miss Gresta Larnmie on
Lammio very nicely retridered a spe-
ftmh extrm, 1�e, 38 to Age; fresh f1ratq, g5c.
-ie piano; Miss Mattie Ellis then
cial part in that anthem, "We Sball
,her very interesting
-indings. The meeting atosed with
Kno-w Each Other Better. "-Mr.%. F.
Sheffer has been quite OV1111y during
GRAIN MARKET
rayer by Mr. J. W. Ortwein.
the past week bging confined to h,er
Torobto, March 22rd. - Manitoba wherit_
Briefs. -Mr. T. Ff. Newell, former-
room, but at date of writing is feel-
No I Northern, $1.60; No. 2 Northern, $1.66;
7 of Exeter, and recently of Strat-
ing rnw+ improved. -Mrs. J.h1n Me-
Nc' 9 Northern. $1.62.
Mitmitobs *at. -Wo. 2 C.W., norrilmal: No.
lord, has been engaged by Mesrs;T4.
ook Bros. as salesman for their dif-
Kenzie., at the west end of our village
is being visited by two of th er sisters,
No. 8, not Qu*W: No. I feed, 48e 1 No. 2
feed. dGe: Western vrain nuotations on elf.,
-rent makes of autos. -Wee lea-rn
Mrs. Belbi, df Sask., and Mrs. Fel1R,
b,,, wrt..
American corn. track. Toronto -No. 2 yel-
iat Dr. Alex. Moir has rented the
of KansR%.-Mr. Alexander Munn ba.q
low, 87c; No. 8 yellow. 85c.
ne hornextead farm on the third con-
returned from a co-aple of weeka' V18-
msion of the Township of Hay, a
it with his, son in %y City, Mich.-
included: l3raln, Per ton. 980.25; to $81.26,.
shorts, per ton, $82.26 to $88-25; middlings.
ttle over a mile. northwest of our
Tvfi.qq Ellen McAllister is spending a
080.24; to $40.?A-, good feed ftur, per bus,
i9age, to Mr. Faber, w,h6 came out
c6riple of weeks or so on the Palir
$2.80.
10M Holland % couple of ye,ars ago,
Line with her s ister, Mrs. William Me-
'Ontario oaolip--40 to 42c, f.o.b., shipping
polnt..
nd who has been wo?king for thei
AliliSte-T.-The farmers in many see-
Orttario'cood willing whewt._sim to sl.ao,
Detor. This fine farm bas been
tioni FLre doing a *ise thing in the
f.o.b. shipping voints, ace6rding to freighte.
mted foT a to-rin of years nrid,as'
way of n1toug1litig out the drifted d48eP
Barley -malting, 62 to 64c�
Suckwheat--No. 2, 72c.
r4e doctxw -has irniproved it go ywoeb
snow, allowing the -sun arid wind tx)
Rye ---No, 2. Ste.
aring the past -
yean in the vv.ay of
get in and take *vvay the sn,01W ever
'Manitobb flour-Phvt patent;, $9.00, To"
itbuildings, good extensive draird'a ,
Mr. Pabxw
so much fasto*r ,thati it otharvvi�4 te
ronto: do, necond vatmtt. $8.50.
OntAtio ft0nr-T6ront*, 90 per eenL patenit
mcing, etc., arid My
would go. - 93*00 Mary McGr9gor
per barral i" car lots, Toronto, ss.75; sea.
Ill, no donK do woll on it. - ,P
pent fhe I)ast W,e-ol� *4th hbor relati VeS
bola d ii lXi 2& I
r , I 1k, $9 i
mds in �Me roection ,kre in a ehock-
Lg izonditio n owing to the dq�th
in Goderieb at'd Mtetutt shortiv vislit-.1,
ing in Londoylo. 46ftlit
traW_0aJq6b;, V& to%'- $#,ft to $9.60. .
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