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New 'Spring Suits for Boys
and Men now in stock.
We are showing a Targe rang
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weaves at popular prices.
New Carpet Squares have
also arrived and we are now
prepa red to show you a full
range in regular sizes.
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E. BENDER,
'FACE EIGI-Ir-THE R1..
WALL,PAPE
a*cut residence King tit
11 ted 1 InIittg papering,
itlld ittepee our ,1as0rt1110111.
We halve tenet of the
Ohoicest Designs
the Market.
The pop0r c o be scow hv unll
E. ROBINSON'
PAF ERHANGER AND PAIN 1'1
Blyth, Ont.
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BLYTH, ONT.
Local News. Not Needed Here.
'!'here roust be something wrong
Get your Laster 1Iat at Gidley's. with our ttuuugrtttiou department,
See Uttley's Easter Neckwear, 11'e are told that the Government
asks (tone but farmers, farm servants
Airs. D. D. Crittenden will visa and domestic servants to conte out
with Exeter 1'118008 over Good Fn. to Canada 13ut there arrived in
day.
Mr, and Alas C. 17, Beese will
spend G.ud Friday with M vet tee
friends.
Ml's. James Gin 10 0. of 1 ueknuw,
rues the guest of Airs R. 111, AlcKay
the latter par t of the week,
A1r.James FauquilIrsun tiedfem•
ily, of Morris, telt tel 'Tuesday 1
Provost, Alta, where they will re-
side,
Rev, George JeNitt ri ut'nad on
Friday from Gerrie where he had
.been lissisting in revival services for have found out it they were hound I ,Iuntot' Priruer--Vincent Kelly,
Set ';v days, for the rural districts and if not they L' t R u
School Report
The following is the report of
S. No. 10, East Waw'anoeh, for
month of March:
Senior 4 -Ruth AieOewail, Or vi
;McGowan.
Junior 1 -Violet Parker, Hill la
McGowan, Cora !Fear, Ernest '11
George 1Vilson, Manila Wilson,
Senior 3-E la ,Peer, Ernest To
Junior 3-1 1118 Mid 18au, Lue
.Wilson, John Parker, Walter Paae
son,
Senor )-Ella Tull
Junior )-May Palter Clara Al
(rowan lfn;ay 111eGuw Ill
Primer- Ruby 'Pull Ida McGo
an,
E. Al, Centres, 'Comber
er
The following is the repine of 1.1
5, 5, No. 3, Morris end East Wawa
nosh for the mouth of Alarch:
Senior 4-EIlna Coaling,
Junior4-AnnaCronyn,
Seeicr 3 -Mary Putter, Harold
'Williams.
Junior 3 --Ida Stalker BerthaJohnson, Alary Kell', Annie May s.
Body, 1loy Noble, George Johnson.
I mental a few days ago fromEuro-Senior Alaggie (iron yo, Bern.
e eight hundred immigrants, and ;tett Craig, 13irdetta Noble, Harry
not .Jou of them, we are told, would ( Johnson, Nellie Hallahan, 0 Clouyn. I
tohseo1 to go on a furls to work. I Junior 2 a -Annie Kelly, Anett
Now, why did these people twine 1;liallahlt !, Louis House,
out? They moatet have known that Junior Mf
b -Viola Rouse, a'v
there was no need for them in the !:Phelan, Bettie Craig, h'retidiu femme
cities, for tine fact that work was (liargarite Phelan, Jimmie Stalked,
scarce here and that thousands of
hien wale walking the streets lock)
ing for something to do was pretty
well spread abroad in the old colontry. Before these people were al.
'Jived to sad the Government should
John Thomas llalhthan, Mary John-
son, (Nair; Williams.
Sr 1st 13k -Mary Ellis, Joe Kelly.
Junior 1st like -John Phelan, Mike
.Healy',
Sr Primer --Grace Johns it ,
vet 1 t nes u ';c,
e ai meetingnl' the Blyth should have been dissuaded tion Annie b' eGew e
Tie au , will he held it) Se conning. All winter the citizens Teacher
uwflt+g L' a this (Thursday) of every town in Canada have been
"olge Club sei, v 'r"equeeted
' lilliffg, It
that thea all
c bel "gwd unt�r,
nemhers, � >
r1titlieW,ostk v2o,000 will have to
pay higher tar probaaieg wills in
the future, '_Om new regt.11.0iOliti in
regard -to lawyers lees lar probet-
1ug estates have gone tote effect (tel
after this the legal authorities ran
Maim as high as $100.00 for the job
OPgond estates, Up to last week
the most they could claim was ;•';i10
The change in rules With ordered at
Osgoode hall some weeks ago,
0 1iug crit charity to men who were The following is the report f r S.
unable to find wark to earn a living. 5. No. 7 Hallett, for month of Muesli
Alen)/ of these men "are still idle, and Names are in wider of merit,
tis et' t( foal w damp rt lot more 01 i d0N1010 IV -Louie llerrin,y_
Mt', A, 11. !Wilford, of 1Viegletne
was in town on Monday. lie has
but recently purchased the \Vhole•
(file Produce business ol'Duon's Ltd' his life in the Woodbine Hotel lire
hi that town, The Wiughatn Ad at Toronto tveo weeks ago, carried
Vence has the f.11lowing to say-: "Ae tui accident insufanee policV on Ills
important business deal has been life for $4000. with double liability
coesummated which will lemur much
Lir the town of W114gh4u8, in the
pnsetog of Guru's, Limited, Whole
sitle Pi'oduee Dealers, to Mr, A, II.
Wilford of town, Air. Wilford knows
the produce business thoroughly,
tend is endowed with mu di energy
and, business acumen, so dere is no
dim' 1 but what Wieghtuuel be Iaudeo, Blyth.
u0
pre on the Con[itry at it t the
like tl$s. Some effort should 0:
made 10 put a stop to this sort t
work. cJauada does nut need these
wen. There are too many idle men
in the. cities now, No man or wo-
man should be asked to 008113 lere
unless they wit) go on farms, and If
they do not when come here, they
should be scut bac,: from wheeze
they came,
The Intl t'J,tek" 13raharu, who lost
hi case of death by fire. The policy
was made out in favor of his fiencee,
Alis( Ednit Burridge, of King Sttett,:
Loudon, to wilnnt 11e was` to baV'e'
Wen married shortly. The instil.)
as ee c,otplaty have paid' over to
Albs Burridge the 88000. Miss Burs
ridge Is e. cousin of Mrs, D, D. Cot.
a great centre for the gatlterwg in
by wsgen, and 1' ilread large quer
titles of cream, butter, t s a,i,d
100111y. Wlugha.nr is a mound
Corrie for the Northwestern cooti!
Of Western Woolf) Hi0 lir, Mefferd
will no doubt make the Inose of this
excellent location."
The AiountForest Cohlodelate con
0 ined the following account (I' the
marriage of Miss Zulla Calder, a for
titer Myth young lady: -On S,uaa'
day, March 14'0, in Mount mores,.
et the home of Mr, and Alr.1, P. A,
Lewis, Waterloo street, the mane:tire
of Miss Zelda Carder, daaghtor of the
tete 1)t, and Airs, 1) 0. Carder, of
Blyth, toMr, W 11 Green. cf Cal
gory, wts solemnized by rev. \V, 11
Ifartley, of Durham, formerly rem•
,or at Blyth. At one o'aierk the
pride, handsomely attired in white
Earth with overdress if en)bridered
chiffon end cares ing a sheaf of roses
entered the drawing room m1 the aro)
of her brother -in law, Mr. I, A Les -
I+, 00 the atraius of the Lohengrin
wedding march, played by het• sis
ter, Ailss P,dna (.siders i'hede:ore
inns were earriedtout in prole and
White carnations, smilax and fern.
'Phe happy couple left no the 4,3u
train for their home in Calg, i1 1, vis
Ring Chicago, St. Patel mid 01(1neap•
alfa. The bride's goirg away gown
was of Copenhagen crepe Cloth with
at to match. Amongst the guests
present from a distance were Rev,
tend Mrs, Hartley, Durham, Air, and
Alre.'Cnilis, London; n1i': l' Carder
Torun Miss C, Al. T1Ion] pson, Stl'et
ford; -Mrs, Jaques, Jarvis; Ait's, I.'ark
11emiItem(
0Ifi`11t6i3�x
dettiott t1Y -('haul's bllikelei e
Annie Pollard, Lily 'I'amblyu, P1 r
man Sanderson, 1(00(111 Ilogg'Irt,
(equal.
slNIoa Ir --Laura, Beacom, Jul,et
McViftie, Berta St itdersull.
58N1ue 1'1'. I -Harold Beaco!,
JUNIOR or. 1 -Beryl l'ulhu•d, la
villa Knox, Bert Beacom.
Total attendance, 280; Average ai
teadaace, 12,72.
STEPHEN J. Adalat its, Teacher,
Mise Alice Gillespie was the I'n.
tunato one in securing the e400lip
right Punto in the voting contest put
on by the 1Viegha!n Advance evil
wllieb (dosed on Thut 005y tight last
The•total vote polled by ,lies Gina)
pie was (91200 helug 111800 mune
than the next highest eupetiter,
Aliss Gillespie desires to ex eed her
thanks 1u all those who so kindly as
listed her in winning the prize,
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fine
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Men $
'1'o have a good raincoat is a .!!latter OF health and protection, yet minty Zook
„upon one as an expensi ve unnecessary. Our rain coats cannot be regarded as an
expensive. We are able to offer you a good coat that will give good service at
the exceptionally low price of $6.60
A THOROUGHLY RELIABLE COAT ,,sale of a good
par nada cloth with a military, collar, the seams carefully stitched and cemented.
There is no better virtue in the country $7 00
A FINE DOUBLE TEXTURE PARAMETTA COAT --
This is a beautiful coat made from a double texture parametta cloth. The style
and fit are correct, has draw tabs on sleeves, military collar. If you want a de-
pendable raincoat buy this one at $12.50
aYM .coats for c1,07,7es
NO WOMAN should be without the comfort
and protection such as a raincoat affords,
when she can secure a good one, made from a
cotton parametta, cloth
AT THE LOW PRICE OF $4,00
AND 5.50
other lines made from navy poplin parametta fawn
hei ring bone stripe paramatta, Military Collar, draw tabs
on sleeves, Coats that are rainproof at $10.00
POPLETOE AE aADIE,
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At1C'I'l0Y• SALT:
A'. 1 1, FARM r 01151< AND IMPLEMENTS.
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{{19eou11ersigeed auctioneer has re -
e iced instractiom font ATI. James
A1cConnell to se11 by media rated ion on
Let 'ill ant, part Lot 32, concession 13,
11nl w, commencing at 1 p, m, on
TUESDAY, APRIL, 11, 1911,
the 1llowiug t;ootls, that is to say:
r'w1 heavy mares with foal;
urs, old; genera! par-
se (, years old; heavy colt lis-
t} }ears old; heavy 0011 rising
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,tr old; drty till.; horse a y ea s old
le-- 9 cows duo le fro',lleh in Ap-
ril;
p-
ril o w duo to freshen to dune; two
dry OWi.; fresh 0111,ed cow; young
OUP; calves rising one year old. ,
1b 1 -About 50 Rock haus.
lin' lenients-Binder, mower, hay.
rake seek drill, two wagons, 2 set bob-
siug s, buggy, 2 set iron harrows, 2
sing plows, 2 gang plow, scifller,
set double harness, feinting mill end
011,11' t dos too numerous to Mention
7t ere will also be otrered for sale
tee':valuable farm consisting of two
but red AMOS, situated iwo aid a half
mil front Lon,eshoto and four miles
riot: ''Blyth, Oi tllfs farm there is a
hulk 1,ruse 11 Storey high 22o28. 1;iteb
1, qii. )i), woodshed 20x21 ; bank burn
eti1 n with tebies under, Stene pig
t) I, 0x50; ere acre of orchard,
'1•N.I00 5 OF SALE
11 slims of 1t1 00 and under, cash.
ova that amount 9 month; credit al
nn'1Iatsers furnishing approved joie
0,lt08, fi per cent. Per alma' off rot
c:1,0 011 credit amounts.
To begin with, it is perfect. To the
end it remains perfect -the Edison -
Blue Amberol Record
No musical -mechanical triumph has approached this re-
markable invention of Edison. The new composition
of which it is made catches and holds the natural beauty
of tone of the world's greatest singers, orchestras and bands,
and holds it after you have played it over 3,000 times,
The Blue Amberol is a per- of the Edison dealers listed he.
petual, practically unbreakable low. You llbe welcome any day,
record that reproduces in an
amazingway the art of the per-
formers. Don't miss the oppor-
tunity to hear it played at some
Edison Phonographs and Records are sold by
JCS . STOTHERS, Blyth.
tntlnlnrtitrlire
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undersigned orbit's his Zine 100
,I to fel III All'00w and 10t nett 0,"
illi eoi0e$Sii)n of Morris 11 braid 1
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ulrlrrtuion 10111 abort !lHaas ofgoo(
, utluo orchard. 1'he 1,1111.0 iS well
na hied o•nh tivo never failing wells
00 Yin. premises I l,rn e is it good fee na
;nn. ,4x;1) letpith good srono slahn.
ling; underneath, illiere is also a 1),'
at„1aiy 0 re1110 (1V 11111g 20 x 28 11'it11
ori I:i•ch,n Iii x X1 attached. For
i,u4jlrufnls 1 I r Lyon the premises to
Taws. 1ItoA1,1', 111yt11.0110.
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t1ow tvouidyon answer It?
ilolweett the lines of this short 11' 'r ,you
rut feud grim tragedy, If its appeal were
made to you, personally, how would you
answer it? Suppose you held the power to
re'01"') this would \Voman
you do or to turn her
;eras, y
0Vitt
you kindly give rue informnl.i01
,.,,,,laming tuhnission of a very needy
,sorban neer Inc. Ker huslette Is dead,
ned,elieis in consumption, She has two
sta411 childi•eu,+at incsen1 in an orphans'
borne, 70 the mother is not able to rare for
theta, and their only income i.; what an
oiled mother warns. They live in one small
11 is easy to Rayl " Why of eetrr'n, I
wntl!t miler 08110, if ;t were in my potter 1"
net, think ! Aro you sincere wham you
Fry that, Are yen In earnest? Do you
really want Lethal') poor, Rnfi0rimg Con-
nutnptives? Then hero is your chance to
l,rdvc your euuerity...
Coilributlone to the Muskoka Free Hos-
laid for Consualptives will be gratefully
ack s'u'ledged by 1V. J. Gage, 'Chairman
rttecutivo Committee, 84 Spading Avenue.
,or R. Dunbar, Secretary - Treasurer,
hitll! Street !fest, Toronto,
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In all the newest styles
and shapes. See our
PATENTTRIMMED
BLUCHER.
Our stock of SLIPPERS and OXFORDS is
complete.
A new lot of MEN'S OXFORDS and SHOES
to hand.
We handle the best
Flour and Groceries.
• Jas. Nice. Dodds.
• Phone SS - 131,1''T11, ONT.
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Could not rest or sleep,;
xcited and had indigestion
My nerves were continually
stration or paralysis.
oxes of Dr. Chase's Nerve
ved and six boxes made me
There is no treatment
erve Food as a means of
ystem."
Dthausted
of 51 e
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Pollee riots of more than a.y,,
Tlte`case;.of .Gladys , Mere
Chief of Pollee 'Stet:alit for fa
rest and inlpritionnlent in con
with the, same case was not set loy
for the presentassizes, and Abet
Justice Kelly refused to set it dolvnl'
It will come up at the next sitttug i
FIVE HOTELS BURN,
In the Fire Which Swe`p;
tit. Augustine, 1 -fa,
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SEWING MACHINES
Bay you( wi.e a new Sewing Machine for Easter. A present
110 it useful and ornamental, We are agents for the
Famous Singer Machines.
tt a •h'nes iced r u Introit m r
1'heso t t, l t t l u I,tm wily this. The nnlchiu-
es at•e made a little better than formerly. Prices are pared to the
lowest point, Wealso Sell ,
The New Raymond
a good reliable machine which is uaranteed for ten years, Prices
from $`t) 11t)w'ards.
Needles, Oils, Belts, late always on hand. 1)011 at, our Eur11i-
ture shire, tend see three ma86inre.
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"VALLEY FARM"
A domestic drama in Four acts
Industry Hall, April 16.