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look just like new. '
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Wait Papers enhance the appear-
ance of your Furniture and other
Furnishings, and give 'that atmos-
phere which distinguishes a Home
frtrn a House.
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1drs. Wickens iivsithi Li' bro- Mrs. 7. C. White arrived home this
. Mr. Joseph Cook. ,week after speeding some time in
•Mr. john -Chieholin was et visitor Windsor. • • •
eiks Dungannon last week. . Miss Gladys Seguis left last Stet-
. Wee Bessie Grant attended the urday for Blyth. where she, has ob.
"Plat Homer in Stratford last Friday.etuined a position.
Mr. Harold Fulford spent the, 51r. and Mrs. Carman Feagan have
wreek-erel with friends et Hemlock' Moved onto the place formerly-
vOtr. • oeeu-
1pied by Mr.' Howard Fenger*,
The instey friends of Mrs. 'Same. Mrs• Geo. Rutledge got ;mine east.
oret11ddOn are glad to hear she is he. Friday -after spending nearly three
after her skknese. weeks in.Goderich hoapital.
proving ,
Zr. A. Horton and daughter, Olive, -Itiessrs. Frei* MeIlwain and Ed -
levee ineliullett the first pare of .the gar Shepperd were in Dungannon
-meek attending the funeral of --the Monday night taking part in the
..eate John Ilapson, • program given under the auspices of
the Excelsior and Golden We Sun-
ASIVIELD day School classes.
Our teacher, Miss Andrew, of , Mrs. H. Pentland, Mrs. C. Dustow
taseknow, teas home over the week- and Mrs. L. Taylor all left Monday
morning for Detre• it where they ex-
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Mr. Nell MacDonald, of Klett% Peet to epend a few weeks.
. auld an ice bee and danee one day '
414 'leek* . . WESTFIELD
On FridaY evening Adak Mee""e.' Wedding bells are
aim and Ames Grant end It' dance.
.irs the
ail •Kirsthall. • Miss Eva Cook is on the sick list.
•I We wish her a see, edy recovery. s'
-Rev. Mr. Croth, of Waterloo,. eent 'Slim May Tenney, of Ayr, te e'isit-
• -clueted the servieee i?". Ashfield church ire. her cousin, Mrs. welter Cook.
both morning and evening last Sue-
. Miss Mary Tunney, of Ayr, is
vlsither her cousin, Mrs. Walter
•The Woman's Missionare Society ',..-e„-.1„ - ' ---
next at the home of Mrs. Geo, Collin. "'""" _•
epee eel eeeefte-eneon oe Fd ee of lose Mr T. IL Taylor returned -home en
Thursday after Visiting Mends at
Jokey*. Duncan mankwy and ken. Toronto and Guelph.
•:teeth Thain vrho were al their homes A -nuniber *ten Westfield took in
:aft }bat' week,'have returned to their the play, "The Kentucky Belle," at
dm** in Gederich V. 1. . Blyth 'At Monday nights
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e MreElwood Stackhoute, of Bruce-
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eel•' '"'"Ier---r---1- • •• field, spent over -Sunday with his
ors - i cousin, Mr. Norman McDowell. •
t'. C to, A LI I
' Mr. C. Keating has rented a farm
• note Donnybrook and expects to
Car 4 in. 4.guni, move his family there attortly.. s •
Paealiuntas Coal _ Mrs. 5inVittle, Sr„ returnee home
. 'last week after spending several
,....•......... •11•weeks with her daughter, Airs. Win.
$13.00 per Ton Taylor, of St Helens.
Weighed on Marke Se What might -10m proved a tterleue
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GRAY'S Bi• Alteration Sale
8 DAYS OF THE GREATEST VALUES WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
Our Store Front is to be Remodelled and Previous to the Alterations Stock Mustbe Reduced
SALE , c0104114ENcP. •,•Days
Friday, Feb. 19th . 8 *gijayS. Friday, Feb. 19th'
That Will Mean ...,_ .
Profits are -forgotton ' 'Big Savings for YOU . '. Cash will be. king..
on.
SALE COMMENCES
• DO NOT ASK FOR CREDIT ON"SALE MERCHANDISE
MERCHANDISE OF QUALITY AT UNSURPASSED PRICES
See Handbills for list of items
Phone. 56
DRY GOODS
The S. A, GRAY•. CO. Plunse 56
.READY.TO-WEAR • HOUSE PURNIS11r..5
tory or fiction. ,
Pt MISS Annie Sturdy, at present. , the old officers were re•eleeted. , , homes, well leaSeti,s with tbe,rerene..
and Mrs. R. M. Young. . e Roll,ealle-"A woman I admire in "ILI-
A number of the young people at- lifr• and Mrs. Alfeed Asquith, who 1 • The party in the Forestega'. hall ing's entertal*ent. . .• • •
tended the At Home given by the On Friday evening, Feb: leth, a have been' on an extended` visit to last Friday evening was quite a eue-
atonic Lodge in Goderiets last Progressive euchre will ha held in their eaughter, reteremehheme lust cess. The former part of the evete r.
Thursday night and report a good the parish hell, the proceeds to be Saturdays •• ' ing seal aeon in games and playing
Prizes will' ite given and refresb- • carp. The latter .part was spent in
devoted to the parish 141 fund. • • Mr. James Bar, of „Edmonton, and
time.
f 1 of Blyth a et a short dancing. Messrs. ' R. Bedewed, W,
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olley at
• GopgracH TOWNSHIP mono •erv,ed. The playing win tom' time I' week visiting frienda 'and, Ahderson and H. Melee furnished .
$2 000- Im lately
There was no mail elelivere on the **fleece at !3 p•in. 'sharp' relatives in the village. 1 the music. About!. two- e'rleck theY .
•• route ' Tuesday as the• train arrived Mr. Ernie ettitclibsort, of Lucknow Mr. Geo. Youtigblut, Godericie:weadett their 1°'?'. 1°•their iereret • *• .metl
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so late. Presbyterial), church, assistee in the spent part ef slast week eisiting
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Miss Marguerite, Falconer was service of praise et Erskine church .ftiends en Ibis neighleorhood, and re.' - •
- """---"--- on first-class mortg0
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noti, smatbinotuharto IL duet by Rev. C. stewing. acquaintances. of former ' • ,
home from Stratford Business eel. Your FarglY anti > , •
ibetfive years.Money
lege for the week -end. and Mt Alteheson ,days, " !veil secured.\Vifl pay
• Apply. Unit,
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being very ffectively and ;••t, • .k.t roads want your.
th11011 'W. M. S. was held at the home
The February meeting of the rendered e *14isin!,, Wallaee. of. Sask:e
was much enjeYed by the large; con. atcheWan, who has been spendingthe rnatagra'ph
'on wh o were promise. •
• of Mrs. Geo, Mellveaine, WedhesdaY, gregab` • - winter with relatives in this loeulitY• ;: :. Make the appointment Today
da from ieetteington. whetse he had bee*. • R R •SALLOWS
of baritelnade baking in Goderich in Y • . •
• the near future. spent the week previous. • We un• der- Mt Nei& Plaetzer etas disposed of
ComMencing next Sunday the ser- ettand that. Mrs Duff .has .secured em- his farm stock and implementshay
ice at at 'Union will be held in the PI*Yetent thinvi‘ and it' /9 1/14 inten' and., grain, and is-. now offering hits
evening instead of the morning ate tion to go times itt the near luttire.' farm for. sale. 110 inteede to 'quit •
formerly, at 740. Sunday , nehoor,e/irar Duff and . the childisew will re- farming. ., . , - ..
main here until `Easter. - -
Will meet at 0.80. The•Morning eer; . The Vireteen'e Institute. met •et the
vice on the field will be at Pert Al- Mr. Clues. Dimities, who has been home of Mrs. Edgaa Lawson Tees-
Bert and the afternoon at Leeburn, assisting Mr. Townend in the bale. ,the-
e afternoon for cloth', regular '
hire and Mrs. D. 'Weimer enter- .417'
while on t , de . 7Mr
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met with -st peinfel accident ul
moirte.y meeting. Thera was a' .godil•
tamed about fifty pleats Iasi Wed- he bread- liver sleigh ori •
Saturday; Th* horse taking fright
nesday evening. Progressive -euchre e, • ..,„,.e.,..m.„„,,,,,,e„,._ .....,,,,, ...,„, Me. Alfred Asquith put iii a radio
war played; the, prize winners were 'ejett;7""'""•• "`"""'` ..-,'"'''Ti.--Fe.'4 in his -residence last-weekte If-radtoee
Miss May Westlake and. Or. George the the drisfer•envi4thett nee. neer
e„in,. witi increasC in the future as In the' Past,
Greenslade: The coneoletitse prizes. ingtknee-cap. r.; --. - - only -a prophet would be- able to tell
went to Mrs. Sam Westlake and M. Mts. be .13P for sonee tune.. • .4., the effect on society in the future.
D. Elliott. Alter : eefreshments < 4e's• "'l 44 'a°6' 1(•°°a°"" --An entertainment will Ile *Neil in
who had: Spa li Tortaight- at ,the
denying was, elkieYed Until the wee
sma' hours o' the morning. • • home 0 • er pare s, . and.
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returnel to her Feb. fidtle °by Rev. Herbert Piercy,
the Baptiat church on Nifeeneirdey,
Mr. afirldiss. Gordon Harwood en- S. E. Sarideresse, ..... who has toured. the entire= Domodon
tertained the members of the Union home, at Ethet• on Saturday. ' air. aa 411 ' el I = - ,.
• °cut onist. will be we-
ssed ISirs Sanderson* ere botif still' in
Hive You* Delight That 1
Set? •
If not a� me before you clo.
'Ei . S.411:fot 1004.
Sidisfactiori Gisattoitited.
• R, R. plo4. p,4nigaanon
. , PhopeDuesartrisie.yRT4',:' ,
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•sided be local talent. • ,
evening of last week A fine pro- r he.lth, end it le the earnest Last Tuesday evening -the. annual
Young People's Society Wednesday
gram of games and contests was rate wish a their many friencle that they
meeting of the library *as held le
health, • ' •
eit d t
the library room. Owing to the
ried out, the guests being diveled in. "'"Y 5°°4 'he 'e ore once more o
to sides with captains.. Hearts were , . . . severe • storm s the attendance Wei
• d•Te 1 JflP _3
lunch, whi•ch was served Isy. the host- era, both of - Efuegannon, have corn- 'The °Id' menthe" •
ef the
• auctumed off and partners not f
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• aed were re-elected, Mrs. Lawsen.
t a es• accident happened on Saturday Whe0 este. After moving a vote of thanks Piet -id Alm bond smiling campaign
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P Mr. Riddell. At Biggest Assortineut hi
• taking the lace f '
tte the' host and bootees 'of the. even- $$1 in all ha* been raised, welch wee
• a subsequent meeting of the board ' •
• tree g ing the party broke up about mid- cee s est eve s- resu serer" „
to such an extent that he required nitht, ev*Yehe having enjeYett dlitsnrs. aeaf''. rho' "cell: in
L struck illreJsta. Tunney, injuring Min
tli mselvee immensely. • I h°a Wthe extent ° w°° 1,12111-i9.
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Theme 1784.
• • - medical attention. Ile is improving "rh aele bronze rrtedel„ those winning med-rr A FULL LINE'
111M5 CARLOW
STAMPED GOODS
mock triaL Mr. Ed. man Mr. Herb sprout, Gem• iloore Ind M. Cald*
faeorteey. main feature at the IL Y. P. S. el, o peeee &wore Ronald
meeting Prides, was an.. interesting -IT r- - clef •
tOwB, ,•
SurtlYitil you see
• this
• for $500 for damages -he claiming .
• Thos. H. Wilson is eearei through his Star sedan had been damaged to t• "
INSURANCE astessing the township. .' ' that extent in an accident on the 1 iftetiveritdier eivee
Mr. and Mrs. David Bean spent %easel Road Nov. ete err. Dave, 'lieingvening was spent ri
'at the euchre. "‘eitttlies4 Ivey% VaantY Sets,
Sunday with frienda at Seminole speed cop, gave evidenee, also Miss Party given by the Women's •Iftsti-
8ets. D.M.O. again in •
tate in • the parish ball. These
• HAROLD BLACKSTONE'S
r FURNITURE EXCHANGE
owCases uncle.
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for defendant, who sake he had been •
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The pie social had a grea• t success -
• This young men's class sis having a Ruth, Miss Helen was plaintiff se.
social evening Friday in the hall. lawyer. Mr.; Gordon gave counsel each events are beconting more . popular '• stook. =
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fifteen tableir going all evening.
Ort the Broadway elf tesierieh
II MISS S NOBLE ----
Mutual Life Monday evening. proceed Deanne summoned to appear but proved he - e
sen winners. were Miss Marg.aret S.
BRI 4314 EXCHANGE HOTEL
Assurance Company
Wag not implicated in the accident, as .
he was. at home at the- time it hap Black and Mrs; .P.Entrugau, ties, and
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e Nen atm Mr Carl Mr. Tom PA ett and Me Harry- .0=2-.......,e.e.e...e1211110
The C. E. n. Cisme held their et. . .
e monthly meeting in the !tall Tuesday Pe"`" a"2.a- x•If - Fowiee-ties. Consolationr-aliss E.
• • of CiAltliellt with a good attendance. - were witnesses for defendant. ear. F, libretto end Sir Lawrence Smil-
'Hugh acted es judge and the -jury e., • 1'
' 0.10110.06d *Si Wateb for the date -of the play of composed of Messrs. Caldwell, Cox, •
itinAD °meet weeeee,00, Gee; "Mother Mine," -to be put 'on later by porter
Miteser and R. Mellwale The "Popufarity Contest' ,at Alt- •
Yew*. PeeP e 1 ' found there had 'been no cage but en e • store gaining in later
end
D. D. 1400NEY, iteld •.• *1"
h. — • that' the cop had ,had a 'bottle and enthusiasm as the weeks tome and
Pitees 050 • troit atter working for elr. Warner Elgin acted es coart clerk, 'Mt Jim •
the1 1Smith's11 I •
McNeill left TuesettY for De- the lawyers weren't far behind. 'Mrs go. When the votes were counted
on Saturday night 5Irs. Thos. Itivett
EAST GOIreeltit, On. Walters for a year. Joim will be as court crier and IVIr. Alvin as con. eras found to be in the teed with
Pion Framing
15 OUR SPECIALTY
Vie tate a ode itse re WM*
1, missed, as he was a Jolly John. stable. 52,000 votes. • The other eandisietes
• remain in much the same order, as
, Miss Isabell Young, of blonkton,.
end Miss as,
of eeingham, spent DUNGANNON they were the previous 'week, with
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the exceptive of Mists Edna Fowler,
the' week -end with their parents, eft Mrs, C. C. Brown was the guest of
who, from tenth place at the end of
her daughter, Mrs. Vere Cunning -
almost to comeettete tile there was a vicious tingle to the a'll . roe": ham' 'et Carlew' reeeetlY* sixth place. There will be just one
present develeflessat am' Delos had slowed theni up, to, for Bro. The Women's, Institute of Dungan- more week *tert the present, in
pato oft the1453 WOO MO& instance, at Windy Arm, where a ,,e*,,, non made a donation of fruit to the which to boost your favorite. About
neer Nerendee niellet held"' gide had held them in camp for tee- . "' Goderich hospital anniversary. the only new tontestant who hart mi-
nty aad coati to the Plate
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..e. built of poorly seasoned lumber and ended I:nitrite tele week at the home of Mrs, Richard yinn gan, who is. well
Mere taw's• prelim:4n , ,
In, consequence were in need of fre- • - the tormer's sister, -Mrs. Richard up in the Esti •
IIJUSTOM SAWING
••. 11.01r the first week, has news moved up to
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Bring your Picture' in and let us
help you select *likable artistic
frame. at teeny *mall con.
eta t Delay -trial Thor le Telly
Snth's Art and Oft Store
East St. • 'Photo 1911
ROSEDALE
• hater.* ebb, intr7coporty. era ass; t en, too, t e r ats wete es, Mrs .Wm. Knox and children %ere tered the race since last report. le
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Alberta Coal
• work basCielosed ntemive
**Ilk
cm,,ser.. quent attentien. Everitt:Jule, how- way. Gardner,
-g-or-d ;ad' ot-bei pre -dotes ever, they eante within !tearing of n.you, Mr. Robert Davidson attended the tine social of llast Monday night was
I tufted .Chutch Notes: •The Vale*.
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i faint whiePer, as of wind among Pine B funeral of the Tate Mte. Jas. lsic-•a great suee4s. All report a good
branches, then of a muffled murmur
that grew to a sullen diapason. The ea . het, week. ed church will entertain the young FIRST IN QUALITY
urea Bride, of Carlow, on SVednesday of time. The Se)..Ung people of the reit-
current quickened beneath them, the risk, kit and etre. G. M eteRettelo and people of Ashfield circuit March 5th
riverbanks closed ire and finally beet- sane' son Meleeine were ereee.ond guests The main featore of the svening will TWO tars expected Chit week.
The ular .rrionthl meeting of attractitur young people through en -
solved that the church is Sustified in for a t rdi al order.d.aorne. t hiadvisedyilt_ttrdt.
ung cliffs arose, between which was tom_ 1
Just above the opening V6 aa a land- *rot
tt, Clinton.
e of the formerge parents be a debate, the subject being, 'Those epen mg
la cleft that swallowed the ttream.
inE.Phtee' where hee`te lnY Irunwale ret the D teg it b anchYof the Wont- terteinment," The Dungannon de- tO place their' order laktil 1
*kits were grounded. A number of ssw "A * :Is u ri w „ I- The young people taking the teach- ) .
3Wittiii cornett
A mew of men is already
preparing for the erection
of persimmon earams with a
view to making surrey: ter
dimmed drilling elan -
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MR SIAM of NarSopla aad
Assolet have attained their
premed price al the effect
meek of tabeceemhst 101*1
d• to. Moe
opiesot est Laval-Q*4re* it
tiny lesesesed sad 1* ewe
iteermi ast 'bring rosette
wheals will rnoW, y similar
116**.it Male&
Ilia t kit sr.
t:V•7-to" 1:411:tholle":111
costwe 1
WOO 4.0* ...10.1 WO. 4011.10 O. ONO 10110 411•10 4.101
& 161CCiffnitaY
MOM Mg
Mimi* easel me tire lawn
stEtalars of Laval -
met %a profit posit -
FURNITURE
WHOSE COMFORT.
• *WELCOMES YOU
That is the kind which will 'greet.
YOU when you call at our *tore
en a vita Of inspection. Solid tom -
fort ecanbieod with t1p-te-chste styli
stud finish aud • durability beyond
compare. There's real -value in •
every piece. .• •••
J. R. WHEELER
•' Femora Directs*
Hamilton Street
Hamilton Street
Shoe Store
Complete line of ladies', gentle-
men's and childretes shoes,
Contain and compete, put prices.
1. A. 011'18110M
t° gunwale' and here the Courteau ' rtittur be hid at thel hater* will ulleh°1‘1 the 11"ativl' aide' ely, as our allotment is being
• home of Miss E. Mott en Thursday,
weatiterdseetee tents were etretebed 1„,1
moo* the trees. Most of them -71 Fels. 25th, at 3 p.m. A paper on the
•.ereseetire ireetwe piletcbut'`flItets=• tossie•^4rThe' All ittitid Wtitaj°
were wapiti by voyagers who pre.
/erred to chance a wiutece• delas
the price of portaging their goods
around tether thats tisk their all ae-
on rote threw SI fortune. The greet
**alertly of the arrivals. Inewerer,
were meowing their valeta. Whig(
thou dawn aud covering theen prr•
peratery to a dash throttle the
:fee divine There was mt atmo-
sphere of excitement toe ammelsee-
idea tees* the pare; stem faee was
etrehtod and expectant; feet- harked
in many an eye.
Oa a tree mar the having wore
tem plocarris. Owe Imre a flaw
peesetee ea the stoop trail es the tee ese
stb• rider, sed ft was marked:
"Iles way -two weeks."
St he riven be Mrs. IL J. Crawford.
wa4
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rOtl R bast friends
Oin buy anything
you can give them
ers' training ars* mot at .he par- sold rapt y.
lemegre en ours*
night Itext
Sunday's *entities will ee heti as us-
, eel. Sunday *dog at 10 am and
elostaelj church aerrkik at 11 rm. and 7 p.m.
J nen Lemma will meet an Wedmore
ExtAlli Yew Phetestraph
No Woo remembranos '
-�IOho stab happiness
floor T. FELL
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Rosedale Coll AI GiveSatisfadion
Blight 1. Aprimiwoo
day *transom at 4.15. Young pee. }ism fit Sobetelei0e
1 plea mseting will he bold on PIMA), NA bi Ilia*
IIUrine year Magi.• Liman A*
1 evening at $ &their. Come and
AtBIJILN ' bar* Sreiroges
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l r. and Km. Fronk Stealer, also Get ht touch with *Js today.
.." bane ism la Vateetto lately. return -
!toil to tisk look oti the Ttit emcee-
ioeoe oaketwi. whore theY intArna TR DEAN am co.
1 Mi„ sod Itetk ailliftri et odisriek
(leder,* ore, vest: et *dr soot, now Si
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FOOT COMFORT IN.
COLD WEATHER
FELT BOOTS' and SLIPPERS
OVERSHOES GOLOSHES
LUMBERMEN'S RUBBERS
MOCCASINS SOX ETC.
Everything to keep your feet warm and dry during the .
i,evere winter weather.
A coniplete stock of Troia* ClolPloga, Solt Colossi reaa
Hot4potroo.
A call sor4ted.
MEM SHOE STORE
THE LEADING 111.10E STORS
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