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The sufferer from F or fa -
digestion war has to stud acme
kis food *the neat miserable of all
aasslcitreL rasa the little be dem eat
enures such torture, sad is digested ss
imperfectly that it doe* kava little
Whet tea dyspeptic' nets is net
artiitoiat dige+,t&uti but something that
will pat the Motneeit right so that tt•
will, twaaatfseture ilei' urs digestive
farae,saats-
Neighborhood News Nuggets
Picked From Our Exchanges
RefMeri to Speak at Trial
Wingham Advance -Times: The
ease of the Turnberry farmer who
assaulted his wife and later Pro-
vincial Officer Phippen, came, up for
hearts: at Wingham on Thursday
morning, Feb. 11th, As he ab o-
lutely refused to speak the judge
sent him beck to Goderich jail to ap-
pear again at the June assizes.
Rives Telephone la Latrgeet Muni-
cipal System in Dominion
Mr. J. J. Hunter, of Kincardine,
was re-elected president of the
Bruce Municipal Telephone System.
Ltd,. at the 16th annual meeting re-
cently. The Bruce is the largest
ntunicip I telephone syatem in the
Donti.nion, The total revenue last
year was $34,282.62,- exp.nee $2O,.
076.61, telephones in +service Dec.
'WISI iho This for Yes„ __, 31st, 1,636. There are five exchan-
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MUSIC Underwood
Kincardine, Paisley, .Port Elgin,
Underwoodand Tiverton.
)(MOP. W II. A,CIeSON-Instruction Witighttoi Nurse Ie On Dr.
piano .Mitt Organ.
It
(ittof= GuCulture.ttar, The+ttrl. etc. McCullough's SISIL'
Studio and residence, :Barth Street. Nurse Verna MacDonald, daugb-
-
TT-•ntit `:orUr St.ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. MacDon-
.
•aa• C. 1r,1,11IL'f'ON••{Irgaut'United Church. C3ucert pla3•er• ald, of Wingham! is one of the pro.
. and Teacher, =inept members of the Health' Dee
Reshtnnce,• at Mrs. Colborne's. St. Pat- partitietlt at Toronto.
rick Strut. Relines -Pullen
LEVI. CARDS A happy wedding took place on
Miss Dorothy Pullen, daughter of
Barrister. Solieitor, Notary Public., Inc.. Mrs. Pullen, of Wingham, became
Successor to 3. '., Killoran the bride of Levi, Holmes, of Walton.
Phone U i Otlleet The S lLUfl t tr ttlee teh. The . ceremony' was ` performed le
tli>aitE7i F 110L tEti - Rev. 3. W. Hibbert. '
Barrister. Snlidtpr Notary Former Resident of Lower Wing m
t Polo•*, t:onveeancer, Lie. Dies in New York.
PHONE`t7 HAMILTON S'1'RE:13 t` Mr. Hiram Smith, a highly eat m-
• F. ReatMRROW. • Tuesday morning Feb '16th,when
hit
ee
SPECIALIST • c;d old gentleman- who . resided in
Lowe* Wingham until about a year
'Ott 1'.'J: R. Ft)ItSTI'.R
ago, passed away at the hone q#,.
his
FTE,
EMI, NOSE, THROAT, daughter, Mrs. Robert ' Groves, in
Late House Surgeon New : York Opli- . k'reeville, N.Y.: last week.
Utalmie and Aural lio.pital. os:,istant at The Late William Hestia
Noorefiel:i's Eye hospital and Gulden One of the,few remaining pioneers
Square Throat Hospital, • London. peg.
o3 waterloo $t. S : 'Stratford. Teles
phone 267.
At hotel 'Bedford. tloderich, on the
evening of the third Monday oY each'"i Oe:JPl % .
C1 IRUPSACTOS.
month from 1 °'clad: till the: fillowin;r
Tuesday,
month,
At 1. pan. '
'CHIROPRACTIC`
.OR. A. N. ATKINSON,'
Registered Chiropractor. Gotierich
Chroate; Organic and Nervous Diseases
onsultsition Free -
OfAce hours --2 to .5 and 7 to O. tn.
awl lar appointment,' excepting Monday
and tttsday afternoons and evenings,
Once Hours on these days 10 to 12 a:m.
only.
. Cerner East,and• Victoria St>s.
Orr0METRY '-
L. COLE, R. 0.,
Bpr0), I OtYi"ICIAN ,
• u' rR sT
West Street, C,tiderich.
honer Geadtutte.-Qf-t#eiCanadiau•00Th
thalmac College or Toronto.
Eyes examined by the latest methods,
and the proper tilling of glosses at mod- -
• •erate. prices. °Merge Board of Exain-
:ners Certificate No: 8Th
• AUCTIONEERING
T5105"5 Ot;NDRY,.
Lire Stock and General ]tuetioneer,
Hamilton Street, Godrrieh
Sales inade• everywhere and all efforts
made to give _you satisfaetlbn,
Farmers' *ale, notes disv0Uttted.
ROBERT RO1it:ltTSON.
Qnatiticd Auctioneer,
Eldon •Street. Dederick,
of
min conduct am; Noe q. Inn County
Huron. • For info. niauon apply, to 1'. J.
Ryan, Ilemilton St..: oe elete •:t tett with
him will receive prompt attrntl_n.
-ii(XTABY- P 1BI,IC,-i rc. _• • .•
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Nu fAitY PUBLIC.
(,^neral Cont')an)Hnir don'
• (;nod (Arnpaules • ih:p,•ege fM.l
Phone No. 298.. • t)oderich, tint.
GEORGE- E. OSEENSLA5E.
• t;,l):i1'EY.tNCIN0 AND NOT.11tY,
Bayfield, Ont. •
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INSURANCE
fel II.L, tl' ell; ftiAL Plate
..%N(;1-: COMPANY. ii[.
" FARM AND ISOLATE!) TOWN ?WV.
• EISTY DISUSED. U.
" Tattle 'of property -insured up to Jan-.
nary, 5910. ts7, ' ,o,
s, 'It1KIt. Jatnes onnoli}. . karesi-
dent, 4iaderg s: Jas. Evans, Vice -Pr. si-
dtent, Beechwood; 'T. E. Hays, See:
Trees.. -:i,'aforth.
I)Iltt(Tlt)11, .1). I'. •McGregor. Sea -
forth; J. 0. terieve., Winthrop; Wrn.
• \'Vein, Constance; (;codec Me':artney.
'rueker. nith: John Ferries li,trleeek;
;Tulin satertnewise. Broadloigan; ti,.terag•
(s1bson, HHrueetteld.
AGENTS -S. W. Yeo, (',•oelerbet atuly.
Leitch, pinion; Woo • Owen .), eiea.
forth; R. lilneliley. Seaforth. •
Pollex'.. II.lders . can pay their risew•:;:
ingots 41 .11: lir. (:utt's store, 'sode'rich:
A, J. \Iorri.5tt's Clothing Store.. Clinton;
.or J. IL Rears, Ba,yfletd.
EIRE. INSURANCE
Have it attended to oy the
WOO WARAMMOAN'MUTUAL FINE IN$URAXCE CO
Established 1878
Head Office : Dungannon, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, R. R. No. 2, God-
rrich, pros.; Wm. J. Thompson, Aub•
urn, vice pres.; directors—Wm. Me-
Quillen, St.11elens; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. 2, Lucknow; Ii L. Salkeld, 'phone
600r11, Goderieh; Mex. Nicholson,
Lttcknow; Wm. Watson; Jas. Girvin.
R. R. No. 6, Goderie ; Win. i. Tltomp-
arca, Auburn; Tim Griflln, R. R. No.
7, Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt, lancer.
dins, Out.
!T11O6. STOTIIE13S, T. G. ALLEN,
Trees— • Secretary.
Toy MORE Cheese.
Cheese . and -breed
contain altthr neves-
sary .Ingredient. to
.nourish this brain, the..
booms and •th..mus-
s
' ales of tho body.,,•
' Make it a rule to eat
:. delieiosAIY appetiz.
ing Kiaft Cheese in
some. form EVERY
+lay- ,
of Howiek passed peacefully away
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 10th, is
the person of Mr. William Raabe, in
his 78th year. Mr. Thistle wax the
eldest son of the late Capt. HasHeadeawte
nd .n a led sf about nine years
of age came to Hewiek with his par-
ents from Denmark County, who set-
tled on lots 1 and 2 on the 9th con.
cession. Hl was married in 18'1'8
and his wife predeceased him about
seven weeks.
Died in Toronto
Ur. Robert Earl Jameson, one of
Ontario's- well known lumbermen,
died at the residence of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. F. Moser, Toronto, ge-
=ntly, after a few hours' illness, in
his 86th "year. The late Mr. Jame-
son wax a native of.. Linden, Ont.,
and had during his busy life as a
lumber merchant, operated at Tees.
water, Blyth, Bannockburn' and oth-
er sections, He homesteaded for
some time at Biggar, Sask., and had
lived retired in Toronto for the past
14 years. Ile is survived by a wid- '
ow and two daughters.
Death of Mr. Reginald A. Wilson
Mr. Reginald A. Wilson, legislative
correspondent and political reporter
for The Now lark Herald Tribune,.
who died recently, was a eon of Cola
Alexander Wilson, of Toronto, one
of the earliest and meet prominent
business men of Seaforth, where he
resided until a few years ago. Mr..
\v ilson's "death, in his 41st year. re-
sulted indirectly from an attack of
pleurisy several years. ago. •
suit
Re -Arranging Church Work in
South Huron -
a .
A meeting"' of' the South Huron
Boundaries CoTnmissien was held : re-
cently in the United chin*, Credi- -
ton, and plans for the rearrange-
.ments 7,f the work in. Stephen town- -
ship were discussed and approved
and are now ready for final endorse- -
tion of Presbytery. By thi }►ew ar-
gament, Atka Craig will l go in'o
Middlesex: presbytery; Shipka, for•-
merly Methodist, ;will •be associated.
with Crediton and Brinsley; Corbett. -
formerly :'Presbyterian, wilt close„
and join Greenway. The chufches at
Grand Bend will amalgamate to •form
a pastoral charge with Greenway. -
Blyth anii,Auburn Preabytertans .Be.
Come Belt -Sustaining Charge
At meetingof then managers; of -
the Blyth Pieebyterian church held
on -Monday afternoon of last week it
was decided, to little up' with Auburn
conitregation in thesupport of• a
minister. This makes these chur-
ches self-sustaining. •For the pre-
sent Mr, Gracie will be in charge of
these .. congregations.
Was First Clerk of Exeter
Mr. Michael Eacrett, who passed
peacefully away. at abet.'- hone. in"
Brantford on Monday, Feb. 10th,
while he lived in Exeter was fore-
man of the paint department of the
Verity Co, .He was' appointed clerk
,,;,e„ • at the incorporation of the village
of Exeter, which position he .filled
Rheumatic
Pains Go
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his two daughters, Ethel and Kate,
a brother and three seaters. survive.
They ; are: Harry Gooier, Mrs. A.
C. Jackson and Mrs. H. Patterson.
Auburn, and 24rs. H. McBrien, De..
trait. Another brother, Joseph, died
some years ago.
Engagement' Annouaeed
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Glidden an.
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Grace Fredora, to Mr._
Glen Miller Ile/alight, son of Mr.
and Mrs, J. T. ircKnight, of Tucker -
smith, the marriage to teke place
early in March.
Mr. and Mrs. V. 3. McBrien, of
Hullett, announce the engagement of
their second daughter. Amy Viola,
to Mr. Fletcher B. ttribbings, of Kin.
deraley, Sask.,youngest on of Mr.
Robt. Gibbinge, formerly of Mullett:
the marriage to take place early .in
March. -:- a .«
Former Clinton Citizen Dies in
Watford
The death occurred at Watford on
Wednesday of last week of Mr.
Retry Caritelon, a former Clinton
citizen, in his 83rd year; The re-
maina were brought to Clinton for.
interment, the funeral taking place
on Fridey last, •
Boys' Own Corner
T
but owing to lateness of the season
it was thsught better to wait till this
year. Now that we have just utter-
ed the rww year we should Le think-
ing about it, and notput put off till the
last minute. .We should like to -have
a bang up one this summer an show
.Ther constituencies jus: what we
can do.
e a, * •
The Dungannon C. S. E. T. groups
held their Father and• teon Sunday
last week. The evening service was
conducted entirely by the boles, the
address being siren by the local
member. A large number of fath.
ere and sons were present.
GIGGL*8
Botany teacher "Charlie, where
are the largest trees found?"
Charlie ( sleepily) ---•"Wheeeteer•-in.
the forest.'"
* * * *
Edward was late for .wheel. Mt-
er he did arrive the teacher question-
ed him.
"What lett you late,. Edward,"
she asked.
"Please, Miss, it was so slippery
that every 'time I took a step for.
ward I slipped two steps back,"
"Well, how did you get here at
all?"
"Oh! I turned around and start-
ed to walk home* o
Poor Johnny Jones stuttered ter.
ribly. One day he met a man who
runs a school for atuttorers find
stamerers.
e ;ot}r stuttering is a great Nandi-
cap to you," said the man.
"Y -y -yes, 1 -i -it is -s," " replied the
,
"Did ypu ever go Jet a school for
stamerers?"
EDITOOIAL
'Father and Son Week
Thispast week has been promin-
ent, in many communities .in so :far
as father -and sons are •_oncerned.
Several Cities and towns have cele-
brated the annual .Father and Son
Week.. Kitchener and Waterloo held
.theirs last we* and in our -own
Huron County we find that Seaforth,
Brueetield and Dungannon haye fit-
tingly remembered the eceasion. In
an . editorial published in the. London
Free Proses we learn that this Father
and •Son idea originatedin . the
C A: af•Trn+ittlence,' thode'°Ys.
land, an '1907. The idea has spread
across' thecontinent until today the'
movement has actually become
world-wide in its influence and ser-
vice. The purposes of Father and
Son Week have widened yearly and
honorably for • twenty -fisc years, are well summed up today as follows:
When the Verity Co. went to Brant. Te keep alive the very hest in Can-
ford eMr: Eacrett and family moved adieu home life for the growing boy.
there also, • with which company- he To get fathers to renew their in -
was employed until some twelve terest and reconeecrate themselves,
• - -years--ago, wile/rhis sight was so 7rnc to thefrepatern t-obligailons- •'
• paired that he was no longer able to : To' lead sons 'to'd
l e nts t
+ . work. N t i appreciation' for .
No .bet ove : to rt tole, he for. their homes.
and Mrs, Eacrt moved back to Exe= , To lead both fathers and 'sone to
1 ter where theyenjoyed a few •ears :eco nfze the chureh . and .
apish of well earned rest. ` leIr. Eacrett g h Sunday
"N -to -o, I ju.s.st p-icked iE u up
My customersaro al-
ways' telling me what
wonderful bread, flaky
pastry and light, de.
lick= cakes they bake
with Purity Flour.
,Really, I've kaawlt "41
the uniform excellence
eeertef " fC4c7st
long tit ie: •that's why I
sell 11. ' I could handle
any 'brand in Canada
but I choose • Purity
-:Flour-that's something :. •
' • to think about- isn't it? •
r.
•
Thoupands of •sufferers have freed
themselves;, front • the lwndage cf
rheumatism; rid themselves of. the
torturing nein; reduced the :swollen
eeper re•tpeet andRIT
-
heir father' ped
4.
o'u 1
joints;", thrown away canes' and
crutches, arid from helpless beings
became' • able' to work and be of use
to themselves and their families.
R The"- took Rheums; the modern`
enemy of rheumatism,; lumbago, scia-
tica, arthritis, • and chronic neuralgia:
Don't be skeptical about ltheuma.
You will know in a fewhours after
beginning the treatment that •the
poisonous waste matter is leaving
your system through . the natural
channels. You will • feel better in a
day, you will know you are, going to
be helped in less than a week.
There is no guess' Work about
Rheums' bringing you back to health.
That's why 0. C. Dunlop and drug-
gists everywhere sell it with gueran.
.tee of money back if it doss not give
quick relief. • "
Brag Bros.
GIODMRiCH
°rIs WOG
ruairs1 Dir ol's
teliaburs
Orders se_..fraw *,ttendad 10
ilii w11 ioorar•-•olettb or tlx:.
SAY$RED PEPPER
IIEATSTOPS PAIN
IN OEW MINUTES
•
Rheumatism, lumbago, neuritis, back-
ache, stiff neck,sore mimics, strains,
sprains, aching joints. When you are
suffering so you can hardly get around,
just try Iced Pepper Rub. •
Nothing has suclt concentrated, pene-
trating heat as red peppers, and when
• heat penetrates right down into pain
and congestion relief conies at once.
Jett as soon as you apply Red Pep-
per Reb you feel the tingling heat. in
three minutes the sore spot is warmed
through and through and the tottare is
gone.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. made from
reds, "costs little at any.drug
•stort t a jar at once. De sore to
,tet the genuine. with the mane Rowles
Was a Consistent member of Main school as necessary to the finest de- •
street Methodist church,' being sup- vetorment of their .character and to
•erintendent of the Sunday school for co-operate -in the work and support
a number of years, also a elass.•lend- or the church in extending and. mak-
er. Mrs.* W. A. Turnbull and Mrs. ing effective in every day life the,,
B W. F. Beavers, of Exeter, are _ will of God., • •
'daughters of Mr. Eacrett's. To emphasize the necessity for the
home's beginning early with boys the
._...Death of M
ra. L F. Woman.' •
training in physical, wentoa, spirit-
. rt
Clinton -uai, social •and economic activities.
Mrs. 3. i . Waxman, Clinton, pee These are only a few ,of . the many
sed away on Thursday, Feb. lith, purposes, but any movement which
the immediate cause of her death has us its objects such commendable
being a weak heart, Mrs. Wanton,. purposes, deserves the generalsup-
whose maiden name was Grace Jane port of the public. It is a good THE
Pollard, was born near Mitchell -Mar. thing for the sons but a better thing •.
call ourbeda ig
Writefor then() pate Purity Flak:
Cook Nook. aloin s'ompf brings.
itpa postpaid to you. Worthtatam mote
WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MILLS '' •
Co., LtMr DD • - Dere Office: TORONTO
nranrbehfrom coast to coact. 15
McEwen's Specials
F ti
Fresh stock of Sheriti''s Jelly Powders to hand, i Vir 25c
A good leupoon, Kidg George design, given away With each ,. '
35C worth.
24 bars Soap. McEwen's special $ 1.ti0
is cakes Palm Tree Toilet Soap for .23
3 lbs, loose Cocoa for r .25
G lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for .25
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of °a real good Black Tea.
.We will give 1 Ib. of this Tea. 1 loaf Bread, ' 11*. lliscuita
and 1 bar Soap for the same price as a pound of any package
Tea.
Special price on large Flannelette Blankets
Special price on Fancy Blankets -
We are cutting the price on Men's All Wottl .hiderwear anti
• ° Men's Fleece -lined Underwear. tr
Good Linen Roller Towelling - L45c per yd.
Good large Bath Towels 000(.. r pair
Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths a4 right
prices,
Now is the time to buy a set of dishes 1O'",)off.
Fres delivery to any part of the Town.
PHONE 46
■
J. McEwen
on th.e-e street," replied Johnny.
Radio Fan---"Whatis the charge
for this battery?"
Dealer --"Four and :t half volts."
• Radio Fun--"Row-much is that..
Canadian money?" •• . • • '
The ltttoal Mare. •
.The, brood mare that seems to have
the, least trouble and peeduee'a
bea.Itity sound volts and aka has lit-
tle trouble at foaling time, is one.
which has been worked moderately,
nr has had regularr daily exercl8' qr
course, she should have plenty of
nourishing feed, at good quality, ea'-
p(+01a11y during the tatter part of: the
gestation period. It is also Important
that she should Il;tve' cleats drineing.
water,,,pa Frooneed oncea day. and
liave,eher smith.; well supplie l with
fretrit•atr. •
lijeketsit► ('1►lcke}
It • 1s. mI recommended '.e keep
tetrds that bad tickets "when young t
her breeding purpoees. .
home is a place where sotneb,idy
calla you "an old dear" and some-'
body:,eise calls. you "dad": • ir J013 NKINTING .4%T. TUB STAR
he Gad e ric Star's
B1NG LIS
T
South side !Sane re '
That delicious
flavor of fresh
mint ghee a ncw1
thrill to every bite.
Wrigley's is good
and good fair you
21st, 1863, being a daughter of the for the fathers.
a e 1, eorge Pollard.: She was -
married
as -married. to Mr: Wasman in 1883. - • .. WE. REAR THAT
'Before corning t6 Clinton 'twenty-one Reports.' • from various centres
years ago, Mr. and Mrs. •Wasman ,re- "throughout the province ittdicute
sided for some time at .. Bluevale. that the Bond. Selling Campaign is
• During' their residence in Clinton receiving a hearty lieppert from the
they were conneeted with Ontario st. people of the province.
church and Mrs. Waxman hnd taken • •z * * * • •
an active interest in all .branches of, . • Under the supervision of Ed. I)ev-
the church work. She was a woman. itt; member of the Wye' parliament'
of very sleet- and. pleasing person- for Kitchener, the Newa Service Syn-
ality and endeared herself to all who dicate has been established, with
came in contact with her. about ten members, of a hleh the
Death of. Mrs. Colquttoun; ('Tinton "Boys Own Corner" is one. Doings
The death .occurred at• the home of boys in .various parts •nf tiie pro-
of -her- daughter, - Mra:--E.--{tennedy-, sniec..will:--bo-:.published--inch--week.
Clint re•on•'Feb: 10th, of Mrs. 11101.hero are a few Of them,
garet 'olquhoun, mother of Jtr:;. 1:. * * *
Allan T. Van Every, the premier
Kenned . Mrs. M. T. Corless and
Mrs. II. .1:''t, of Clinton, -In of the third Ontario 13•iy,'
her Seth Seth year. Mrs. t'olyt:houn, I
ntent, who is one of the tooling' then
whose maiden name was Margaret among the University rr Toronto
Moore, was barn in Darlington, (int. Under graduates, was aleen the hon.
On January 20th, 1860, she married or of presiding at the Varsity' Ha-
Mr..Jatncit •Colquhoun and resided fish isles debate at. Tomato. The
former premier fifty-two years •on let 2, oft, 9,Ili"tW filled 'tie meowpos.'
bort, experiencing the toils and hard-1ition 111 that pleasing way which leibert,
ships of pioneer life, and reared to all his own.
maturity and responsibility her faits- ° " * '•
ily of six sons and seven daughters. In Sarnia the boys limeirreived
splendid support front
She was a ,devoted wife and mother
the people.
and her life was full of !sero}cc. for In the first three days of the cam -
.,
Interment was made in Mb- pulse they raised theee hundr!d dol-
. GODERICH
1'. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, O itario
,111 tutus prompptIs, attended to
day or night,
1'1►easa: 8i.re aft; House assw
bent. ' tars. Their objective is one thous -
Death of Well•li noun Clinton Reyl- I above ttied heiramountsted and
w itl be used ired for
tient a boy*' camp on Like Hurar!.
Mr. Richard. A. Govier, one of Clin- . e
ton's well-knmvn residents, passed she Beaver Trail Ranger group of;
away at the Clinton Community Knox church of town *wenn to head
Hospital on Friday morning. Feb. the' local groups in selling bonds.
12th, • following a critical operation The Mentor reports that +o date the
perforated two weeks ago. Mr. Go- boys have raised around twent;'•tIve
vier was born in 1860, on the Base dollars.
YleittkOt
toal(ATi)IC AIRMAIL
ITS WONDERFUL Now
Y GO'S14 ANY
KINDOOF
WEATHER
USlfTS
UST AS 140NDER.
U Hovel 60
trwANY-Kft40
TREK
Everybody is talk iccabcut 1'Iori,lw
But wo have decided that rots hall
fincl tit" lots cheaper fit boinee.
13eeides the people in Florida
don't haat the utter satisfaction of
sitting around a cosy lire, enjoying
the storms frons the sltulter of a
warn: balite,'
line, near Auburn, being the young -,r * e +,
set sow of the late Mr. and Mee:. Jno.1 On Tuesday even,nx ,te,ct, the Te -i
Clavier. He lived in Mullett until eumsee It Trait Remus. ramp o•' North l
*tout thirteen years ago, ;when he St. church wilt hold their aenusi
moved into Clinton. In 1888 he mar. Father and :Son • Banquet. .t to,t.nt
ried Margaret J. !Sprung, laughtert ,
of thio wilt be in .hr nee' ►Q: fie.
of the late Mr. and Mrs. J:to. Sprung. * * * y
who died some eighteen years Pio.' Will Meth tiutc,n have o hoes'
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Fioride, but we have plenty of
Genuine I'oealtontas (sal tet l,eep
you wain) here.
Let t:'i have .otar order
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For Good (Jean Coal
ill B. MUSTARD tOPAIIY
Later be was married to Mre. Alice ,ramp ode summa ee Last an
Biggins, of Surnmerhill, who c.ith attempt was made- to arrange one, Phone 93 • Ctodnrich
The Star and London Free Press.... , , ... .. 66..75 '
The Star and London Advertiser.. ; , , ; . ....61.75
The'Star and The 'Toronto Globe... 6.75
The. Star and The Mail: and Empire 6.75
TIie Star and The Toronto Star... 0.75`
The Star and The Farmers' Sun ..... 3.40
1 iii; garand The 1 'til dy,1i raid °,ind Weekly Stu. 4,00 ---
Vie Star and Saturday, Night.:.. .:5.50
The Stan and The Catholic Record '3.75
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The Star anis McLean's Magazine. z"tL .: S
The Stair and :Rod : ;led Giui .. 3,no
The Star and Montreal Vitlless renewal 3.35
3.30:
•Tlle Star and World Wide... renewtil
new... 3.83
SP ecial Clubbing Rates with other Periodicals
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0.11',tt:ihe Stri (.:Aire: or 'Phone 71 for any inlc,riattq(:a.
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STORES LIMITED
CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
"W ere !)ualit Counts"
2441b. BAG
WHIPASTRYTE SATIN
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MACARONI
SPAGHETTI
3` Ibe. 25c
16ws. TOY PAIL
PEANUT
BUTTER 23°
FLOUR 99
DOMINOCROSSED FISH
BRAND . SARDINES
BAKING TINS 25c
POWDER ' CRISCO
;pg.. C Rtic
19' I NC 25
RESULTS
1 PRUNES =rat 2'13s• 25
OXO trtuliGiE FRY'S
CUBES QUAKER OATS W COCOA
11Ift i.
25 S iV lakts. 25i • %
all. TIN
23c
CHICKEN HADDME 25c
swan CORN 2 for 25c
HEINZ SPAGHEITI Ik & 2k
MALT VINEGAR fiti. 13ec
Yssr'sLisitoirsCsesk$yrsp 35c
BEEC'HAM PILLS 25c
*SEXIST f-lla. PAIL 75c,
HONEY 14.es. JAR 30c
PEA.RL,INE 2 pits. 11Sc
CHIPS° 9e is 23c
BROOMS MN 41tc
SOAP CHIPrS 2111.. 21Se
>*ICHMELLa arc l ►. BUTTER
TEA $ELECT 69c111. !MAAESIDE OAND 49c I .
D.S.L. 89c11. MATPIELD BRAND 43c 1k
Timm Prices is .fact tar *stet week freer dat. o f lis fug.! 111C
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