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Fobruaryq, Qth, 1911
• Varna
A grand -concert b to be e,tv-en
eete. town. hall, Varna, on Friday of
*vat wee*, under the auspicea or •
Court Varna, C.O.F. A first class
prograne has been arranged, %wee tale
flag pare being: Loule'e MeLellene
treader and actress, who .gives several
numbers, Mrs. McGuire- of Soaforth
:awl Miss Laura lifehardoon„ soloists,
and also the Forester's .orchictra. An
aeajoyable time is assured,
SUMInerhill. •
Miss Minnie Lobb visited friends at
Vorter'e Hill several days last weelt.
Mr. Henry Beacom of Clinton was .a
-visitor at Robt. Thompson's during
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Holland were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Lowery
on Friday evening last.
The Ladies' Guild met at the home
of Mrs. W. Ball on Friday last. •
Several from this vicinity attended
the funeral of the late 2,Irs; C. Teb-
butt in Clinton on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred. Clark, who had
been visiting at Mr. and. Mrs. W.
Lewson's, left for their home in Sask.
this week.
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COOPER'S
BOOK STORE
CLINTON
Surnmerhill.
Mr. V. Clifton spent. Sunday the
guest of hie father, Mr. J. Clifton, of
Prosperity.
The many friends of Mr. Orvile
Rapsoor are pleaeed to hear that he is
recovering.
A great number of people are suffer-
ing from severe wide.
Thia. Searlett spent Saturday
and .Sunday at Mr. T. Tyner's.
Mr. A. McBrien spent Sunday at
his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher are guerts of
Mr. C. Beacom at present.
Much rtgret was. felt on Sunday
when at the regular service of St.
Peter's church, Mr. Wm. Dunbar read
the eesignation of Rev. W. H. Dunbar
as' incumbent of the Suminerhill„
Ilelaresville and Middleton parish.
Mr. Dunbar's removal will be a dia
tinct loss as he by faithful effort was
bringing vhe affairs of the .perish tha
high standard or perfeetion. Though
• regretting bis removal his friends will
follow himeto his new field of labor
with their bese wishes. ' • '
The following is the report of 'Union.
S.S. No. 1:2 for the month of January,
The • names are arranged in order of
class standene :
Sr. 4th.—Etta McBrien, Willie
Townebend, Lynn Mair, Edith Har-
vey. . • •
Jr.. 4th.—Alvin Townshend, Sword
MeBriea, -Effie Rath, Bertie Beacom.
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Mro. W. Pickard t:s in Toronto this
week attending the Mendelseohn cen-
certs.
The, following', resolution was pass-
ed at the annual meeting of aoderich
Diretriet Orange Lodge, recently held
in Bayfield, anda copy e.,ert. to Mrs.
Elliott :
"To Mrs. Elliott, widow of our
late Brother R. IL Elliott: —Dear
Madam : At the antral meeting ot
Goderich District Lodge assembled in
the hail of L.O.L. No, 306, Bay
:Line, Goderiele Township, the follow-
ing resolution was moved, secondel
and unanimously carried. 'We, the
tams' and members or this District
Lodge take tiesway of conveying to
yore our heartfelt sympathy in the
be -eavement 'you have gone through
during nearly the. last year in -.the
death of your beloved husband. Dur-
ing his long membership of over thir-
ty plus he seldom missed a meeting
of the District Lodge, and for a num-
her of years he was Treasurer, and
would have been to his threth but for.
the affliction of his, failing eyesight,
1,4hich became so great that we • had
to accent his resignation. We trust
that God, in hie infinate wisdom may
so guide each and all of us- that we
may .tneet your loved one. in that up-
per and better world where there is
no -tleouble or sorrow. Signed on be-
half of Goderich District, Lodge : Gm.).
Vanderburg, Dia -Masten, Adam Can-
eelon, Disaficeretary."
- Thefollowing is the school report
for January :
e 4th Class—Lottie Lavis, Harold
Lavis, Carl Mair, Frank - Jenkins,
Clifford -Bolland, Clarence Connett;
-Ormond Aleock.
Sr.,3rd.-Ilattie Ostrom,' Elva Proc-
tor, Verna Jte:ris, Roy eiluntilegs,
Harold ('ole.
jr. 3rd—L(i,lie ITulier, Datriel .Glid-
doe,. Milton Holland, Stewart alaie,
Alvin Leonard, Leslie Jervis, Clif-
ton !erecter. • •
2nd—Free. Levis, William Al-
.eock. ,
Jr.. . 2nd—,loll • . Ostrom, Norman
Mair, Altalind McCartney'.
Part 1—Wiliree Jervis.; Willie 'Mil-
ler, Elsie Ferguson, Percy Fleming:
—J. 11. Lowell!, Teacher,
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Sr. 3rd.—Mabel Haeeey, Florence
Lawson, Neville Forbes., Fanny Lov-
ett, Temee 'Marquis, Calvin Lovett.
Jr. 3rd.—May Saviflo, Oline Wright,
Jean Lindsay, 11da Mahe
Sr. 2nd,—Mereyn Farquhar, Wilson
Rath.
Jr, •2nd.— Jervis,' Dorothy Mat-
quis, Fred. o mson, James John-
son.
Part 2.—Bessie Lindsay, Amy Mc -
Brien, Mary Wrigba . .
Part i,—Nellie Beacom, Eddie John-
son, Hilda Forbes, 'Mary McBrieu. •
. —H. E. Trick; Teacher.
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Blgth
To mark their apprecieticn 1 the,
succeseful labors of .thein worthy'*pitt;-
tor, Rev. J, L. Small, the Board of
the Presbyterianchurch has, added.
one', hundred dollar's to his salary
which will now •.be eleven hundred dol-
lars.
At the meeting • of the Quarterly
Board or the Methedist church on
Monday a unanimous 'invitation to re -
titre for another year was ••extt nded to
ItcV. 1'.A, .Fear. ; . • .
The Rural Telephone Company is
now• running' their wires into the Cen-
tral,: . ... • ., . •
Mr: Isaac Brown was, in Wingham
last week making „preparatioes t0.
bated an evaporator of ceinent next
gyring,
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• The village zotincil met the Other
hi
evening.
Stanieg Township
Mrs. Eeirart of IVIaritharre is visiting
Mende in this vicinity.
Miss Maggie Clarke is misiting
friend e in Hensel', Exeter and Credi-
ton.
Mies Agnes Johnston is ill at time
of writing bet we hope to hear of her
speedy recovery.
Mr. ('has. Rathwelt and Mies Edith
Rathwell, who have been visiting
!tends near Luo'keow, returnee on
Friday.
Mr. Robt. Young still continues to
be very. ill but we hope he will soon
recover.
Miss Martha Taylor or Fort Huron,
Who has been visiting her brother,
Mr. W. J. Taylot, left on Saturday
to spend a few weeks: with friends in
Stephan.
The funeral cf one of our. brightest
boys, Leonard Reid, took place, on
Friday afternoon to Bayfield ceme-
tery. The pallbearers were three
brothers of deceased : Nelson, Thos.
and Fred., and -Frank Whitmore, and
Harvey and Geo. Reid. Among the
many friends from a distance who at-
tendee the funeral were : Messrs.
Robt., James and Edward Webster
and Mrs, Blake all of near Lucknow,
A memorial service was held in Varna
Mathodists church on Sunday evening,
when Rev. Mr, Taylor preached from
the text, "Precious in the sight . of
the Lord is teo death of his saints."
The choir sang, "Will the Circle Be
Broken ?" Mr. 0. Ward sang by. re-
quest: "No Burdens Yonder."
Messrs. Christian Hough_ and Harry
Iloward were in Bayfield on Tuesday.
Mr. J. J. leferner of Zurich was
through this -township buying a car
load of betels.
The slippery condition of the roads
is giving blacksmiths a busy time
horse shoeing.
We extend congratulations. to Mr.
and. Mrs. ROA. hicKinnley who joined
hearts and hands lase week.
The township council meets at two
o'clock on Saturday.
Blake village is having another at-
tempt at opening the long -lased
blacksmith shop, Mr. Sam. Ht'y or
near Zurich has leased the shop and
is now preparing lo open up for busi-
ness. e • • . •
Miss Emily Drysdale of •Iit•nsall is
spemEng some holidays in this town-
ship.
' if the present state of affairs con -
there the Separate School Supporters
Will.soon be Public Sehool Sepport-
ers.. Throe new families have •left the
former and associated themselves with
the latter. Mr. Harecy Boasenbury of
Grand Bend is supplying in one or etie
Separate Schools. . • ' .
Mr. John Johnston, . passed the
Model at Christmas:end secured a
school near Exeter, has been • too iU
to take tharge. • A substitute is aew
in charge until. such time as he can
ga. .
Me. and Mrs. Rules Keyes of Clin-
ton visited friends on Babylon Lino
WednoSday' last.
A daughter of, Samuel Pollock .of
Seek. and her husband from that 'pro -
'Vince have been visiting friend a in tho
township. They ante on their honey-
moon trip.
Mr. and Aire. _Edward Johnson and-.
Mrs: Chas, E. Johnston visited at the
home, of Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Keyes
on Friday last.
Mr. Chas. Rathwell and • sister, lens%
.
Edith, ;visited around St. Helens and
leteknoWthe past week. , • .
'The many friends . of Mr. • J. T.
Keyes will be pleased to., see Min'
around again after a severe attack of
blocd.poieening.' .
Couch
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SWEEF'-01UT PRICES
ON FURS
rlake it easy for you to own a Handsome Set.
Our method of doing business is to continually offer
you the newest and most desirable furs and to do this
we must keep our stock clean and free from all old
goods. This is why we offer the new up to date wear-
ing apparal at cost price and in many cases less. Come
in and see for yourself ,the saving you can make by
buying Furs here. Saturday was the largest fur day
the history of this store. That shows we have the
right goods at the right prices.
Opposom Scarfs $4,25
4 Brown Oppnsnin Scarfs, fur on
both sides, trimmed with heads
and tails, 11t'g. $8, Sale Price •
54 25.
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Your voice of any Lad-
ies' Cloth Coat on rack
' $4.48
•
Mink Marmot Ties
$3.75
1 Mink Marmot Ties, 14 inches
long, satin lined, Sale price $:3.75
. •
Sable Scarfs.
Sairle Souls. best quality Sable
fur no both sides, trimmed with
heads and tnile, u very heod
some scarf, Reg $22, Sete price
$11
Sable Muffs
Jtigt 2141051P Mulls left, first dual.
it y Sable, Empire sheer., reg $22,
Sale price $10.50,
Persian Lamb Scarf4
$6
Just 3 Persia; iLeaeintal: Scarfs lef t.
nice small curl. Reg $10, Sale
Isabella Fox Scarfs
2 only Isabella Fox Seneca trim-
med with head and tail, Reg $15,
Sale Price 510,
Isabella Fox Ruffs
g only Isabella Fox Muffs, !Ernj.
pire style, t handsome fur, Iteg.
$20, Sale priee $18.50
Mack Hare Muffs
" • $3.98
Black Hare Muffs in rug shape,
satin lined, Sale price 3.08.
EVERY COURTESY AND AVENTION
AWAITS YOU HERE.
Ooderich Township
Londesboro,
Mrs. Brown of the village' is suffer
ing from a severe attack of pneumon-
ia.
Mr. Jas. Cummings of Blyth and
Mr. Matt. Armstrong of Constanc:,
each shipped a car of cattle Saturday
of last Week.
Messrs. Iloward Brunsdon and
Adams delivered a horse to Mr.
Swan of 13ruceheld last week.
Mr. livery Lear has sold his !erne
on'the 13th eon. to Mr. 11. Watson of
the Boundary line for a piece in the
neighborhood of $7000.
Jas.
A meeting or the Women's Institute
will be held in the Temperance house.
on Friday, Feb. 17th, at 2 p.m. when
Mrs. Parsons of Foreet will give an
addresa. All ladies are cordially in-
vited to attend. The nernbees of the
Institute intend baying a pie social
in the near future.
A young daughter has arrived. at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Johnstone.
To 1‘,/r. and Mrs. Chas. H. Manning
a daughter wee born on Sunday last.
Rev: W. 11 Dunbar, incumbent of
Hohaeseille parish, has decided to g�
to Bervie, in the county of Bruce, and
wile likely take eharge or the services
there on the first Sunday ie March.
Messrs. Lobb eind Sinclair Will have
an auction sale Of cows, young cat-
tle and horses on..Thursday U. next*
week, The cows number tweneve Iaht
and .are a choice lot or steer: reed
dainy Durham greclos,• just the kind
our farmers need More of,
th The enteriminmeet given by the.
Young Ladies' Guild • of St. James
eherch, 'Middleton, wesa decided sue -
cess and much praiso• is due to the
young . people for thee talentoi way
in which they rendered the program. '
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Porter's Hill
Miss •Minnie'.Lobb returned ' home
Sunday afeef spending a week with.
Miss Maggio Cox,
Mins Daisy Currie spent a few
days leecntly at Mrs. Charles McGee-
gor'S.• • • a . •
Satre •Ethreerson and his brotb-
eee James, ' who has been :visiting
around tervie for tm day.s.,. returned
home Thursday evening: .
Miss Fisher nee -riled to 'fie:Word af-
ter: spermitag a week at Mrs. Jerdenes.
We are, sorry to hear that' :Mr. Reid
Torrance is under. the weather'. • We
hope to .hear Of Lis .speedy recovwee .
On Friday evening the members - of
the congregation ot Bethel church.
gathered' at •the home. of -Mr. John
Woods : and presented Miss Jennie
Woods with a handsome gold', -watch
and fob, accompanied by an: addroos:
The Presentation was madeas a mark
of appreciaelon of eeiss• Wood's valu-
able strvices as organist in the
thumb. Tit 0 ugh taken -compe..t y by
surprise Mitt Woods made a suitable
rcfply 'thanking -her friends for . their
kindness. The rethainder or the ev-
ening teas -spent in games, rnusic,re-
citabio8, et. The ladies had -pro-
vided, luncb -whet was. duly serail
and after a pleasant evening the eom-
pany dispnrscdin good time.
, .
Brucef101d.
Mr. Thos. McMillan and Mr. Thos.
Shillinglaw will speak on Reciprocity
with the lenited States itt fleucedeld
on Saturday evening.
$25.00 FOR
A LETTER
CAN YOU WRITE -ONE?.
Stanieg Township
Farmers along the Sauble Line have
been teaming out clover seed and
beans and thus swelling their bank
aCeetnit.
Some person noticed a light in Mr.
Rufus Keya's house one night last
week and upon investigating tne cause
it was. found thit a number of old
tramps had gained entrance through a
back door. It was supposed they
were marching southward and had
taken shelter for the night, but next
morning biscuits and cheese, broken
drinking vessels and glass from the
window were scattered around the
room. Mr. Hayter's stove was also
damaged. An empty beer keg was
found near by but its beart's blood
had been sucked out, therefore it is
unable to tell any tales. But 011,
you tramps, beware, beware!
Mr.. James Pollock of Indian Head,
Sask., is visiWng friends on Goshen
and Babylon. Lines this week.
Miss Aggie .Johnson is ithproving,
her many friends will be glad to hear.
Statistics of the township of -Stan-
.ley for the year 1910 : The area of
the township is 43,3e3 acres, and tho'
total Assessment for the year was
$1,960,910. On this asseresment were
levied the following sums : For Coun-
ty taxes $3,921.82, -township taxes
$4,902.10,• General school tax. $3,-
731.37, Special school taxes $2,037.-
88, the Big Drain taxes $662,65, S(.11)-
erate school debenture $33.20, and the
Dog tax wag $218.
Eight Prizes to , he Awarded in a
Letter Writing Contest Open
to Every One 14 Ontario.
• Dr. Williams' Pink Pills fon Pale
People have been used .in Ontario , for
a generation. Hundreds of remark-
able cures Irma been reported during
that time and there is nearcely
family • itt whieft the remedy has not
been tried with beneficial results;
This fernisbee the material for the
letter .to be written in this wiriest.
There le no:demand. upon the image
elation ; every lettet must deal with
facts and facts only.
• • ' PRIZES
Mr. John Stephenson is under tho
weather those days. His mane
friendshope to sees hire around again
very soon. • :
Quite a number of young people
attended the retinal of Leonard . Reid
on -Fredae fast. ,
The January monthly .report' of S.'S,
No. 1.1, Stanley, is as follows. Nanies
are in order of merit' :
Fifth—A Petrie, -11.. A. Fisher, Ada
MeBeath. •'
Sen.. Fourth -4. M. 1110Clymont,
Meelymont, W. efel3eath:
Jan., Fourth—J. Collins, J. Col
lins; • Anna :IMO& •
Sen. • Third—A. MeMur tries L. E.
Wasman, G, Ross.
Jun. Third—W. Cceper, Fisher,
C. Johnston: • ' . •
Seeond. Part, Syn. -13. Collins E
elniripe. et . Cooper. • ' .
Seemed Part, Jun.—N. II0ock Gracie,
Cooper. • • • .
First Pare—Willie Itax-vey, Wilfred
ROSR:
The. best spellisrs in the monthly
spelling matches were :, •
Fifth—Herbert Keihl.
Sen. Four h—Itl a It ati men
Jun, Fourth—Jessie Collins.
Sen. Third—nan'rence 'Wrisman.
,l'un. Third -Anna Fisher. '
Second Part—Bella Collins.
Report. of S.S. No. 13, Stanley, for
the month of ,Tanuary • s .
4th Class,—Marks obtainable 625—
Myrtle .Johnston 524, Bertha, Keys
•52e, Rena Stephenson 484, Earl
Johnston 471, Della Keys 146, Lloyd
Keys 398, Sherlock Keys 352; Will.
Johnston 313.
3rd Class,—Marks obtainable 425. --
Vale Elliott 294, Roy Keys 281.
2n1 Class,—Marks obtaitieble 300. --
Irene Elliott 222, Elmore Keys 204.
1st Class,—Marks obtainable 250—
Reese' 'Wright 188, Wilbur Keys, ill,
unable to attend exam.
—3, E. Harnwell, Teadter
The following report shows the rel-
ative, standingof the pupils, of U.S.S.
No. 9 ter JanuarY, based on regulani-
ty, punctuality and gontral deport-
1114elitie Nieholsen, Jakie
Brenterrian, Pearl McBride.
Sr. 3rd.—Lorne. Manson, Emanuel
Moyer', aide Moyer.
ar• 814,..—ga11cy trentieraat, Bby
McBride, Clara Zapfe.
Sr. Manson., Gladys
nottglia9, Abraham zoo.
Jr. 2nd.—Itutil "Zirk, John Moyer,
Acta Kennel.
Pt. 2.--tIarvey Moyer, Sara Ftb.
Pt. 1,—Ilerbie Moyer.
• .-41. S. Itoward, Tetieher.
London Road •
Miss Ruby Wise epent the week -end
with. ,Neies Ruth .Walkinshaw' of Clin-
ton. •
Mr, and Mrs. W. (1. Plewes•of • the
-Cariadiair Soo are visiting friends in
the West End.
We regret to heal:that •I‘Irs. Mc-
Knight, Sr., is critically 111.
Mr: Harry Cudmore has sold his
eighty -acre farm on the second eon.
L.R.S. ta Mr, Albert Pepper and pur-
poses moving la Egmondvillo.
The League met on Thursday, eveh-
ing at the ironic of Mr, Wiltse. The
Preeident, Mr, Arthur Stevenson, was
in ebarge. •
Mr, Ed. Plewes expects to hive for
his home at Moossnin, Sask., this
week and will visit at the Soo on his
way back,
Mts. Ovessman also leaves for Moos -
min this Week.
Miss Tillie Nott has retuned from
Bayfield where she spent a month.
Miss McMichael, Hullette has been
the guest of Miss Lulu Wiltse,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanbure visited
Mr. and Mrti. Wm. Vhapman, Tee:bete
Male on Sinday.
Mrs. Stevenson, mother of. Mr. Ar-
thur Stevenson, observed the seventy-fifth anniversary of her birthday
on Friday last Among -those who
were present at the family gathering
were Mrs. Johnston a and Sergi:nit+
and Mrs. Welsh, Clinton, and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. Welsh of the Bayfield Line.
The Dr. efedicine C'o., of
Brockville, Ont., wile award a prize
or $25.00' for the• best letter received
on •or befare. the 20th day of March,
1911, .from residents of the province
or • Ontario, on the subject, . "Why' I
Reoommend . Dr, Williatne' • 'Pink
Pills." • .A ,prize•.01 $10-.00 will , be
awarded • for the second 'best . letter
:received.; a prise of $5.00 ". for • the
tided -best letter. and flee prizes of
$2.00 each for the next; best five • let-
ters:
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CONDITIONS .
The cure or benefit from: the use of
Dr. - Williams' Pink Fills 'described in
the letter may be in the writer's own
ease, .or one that has come under his
or her .pereonal observation. . '
More than one cute may • be de-
scribed in the letter, but every state-
ment must be literally and absolute-
ly trie. • •
The letter should be no longer'. _than
is necessary to relate the benefit • • ob-
tained froni the reakdy in the edse',
deseribee. •
Every •letter must be. signed by the
full name and ecorrect . addressof the
persoe sending 11'. If it describes the
cure of some 'person other than the
writer of the 'letter, it must also • be.
signed by the person whose cure is
deneribed an a -guarantee of the truth
of the statement made.
The writer of each letter meet state,
the name and date of the, paper • . in
which be or she saw' this. announce-
ment
Fine writing will' not Win Idle prize
unless yau have a „genet ease. to • dee
ecribe. •The strength of the recom-
inundation • and not the Style of the
letter Will bethe basis of the award.
It is understood • that The Dr.. , Wil -
lime' Medicine (70.shall! have the
right to publish any letter entered
in .this Contest if they • desire. to do so
whether it wins t prize or not.
The eontest will close on March_
20th, .1511, • .-and the priz( s will
ewarded as 80011 ae possible thereaft-
er. Do' not .delay. If you know.' of
a 'cure write yowl letter NOW.. Ob-
serve- . the above. conditions carefully
or your letter may be thrown out.
Aderee; all letters as follows :
The -Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
• Brocksite, Ont.
Letters Conttst Depattmcnt.
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The Islews-Iteeord fads for Town,
iind 'Township News.
INCE the days
of Farragut the
BowMu Watch,has been the chosen
timepiece with America's men of action
—in both war and peace. •
The flowaan saw service in the
Civil War and the Spanish-American
War. e. It went round the world with
the American battleship fleet.
In big industrial plants --on the
American railroads—wherever accurate
time is a factor, you will find the /fawns')
Watch the court of final resort.
flowAno watchmakers make and adjust every
Hownan as aline watch. Cased at the factory
and timed in its own case.
Printed ticket fires the price -44o to # so.'
f -et us show you this distinctive watch
A. J. GRIGG
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of. Marriage Licenses
The British press comments on the
Duke or Connaught's aepointneent and
the trade agreement between Canada
and the United States,
Terms
CASH
IRWIN S
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Dungannon,
Miss L. Dunkeld, nf Goderich, spent
Sunday week with friends here..
Ernest Doff has moved into Mrs.
Smith's hone in the village,
Rev. S. IL Moyer, of St. Helens,
preached in E, -kine church last SIM -
day.
Iler many friends are sorry to hear
of the serious illness of Mrs. B. Aug-
ustine.
Gordon Stothers and Fred Savagel
of ()Merida, visited with friends here
recentiy.
E. Westbrook and T. Steel left last
week for Petetboto, to work in the
woods for T. O. Allen.
L. Saunders, of Mafeking, spent
a few days with het brother, James
Whyard, lest week.
JA load of friends from Ebenezer were
mitt:tined one evening last week at the
home of IL A. McKenzie.
. The box social held in the Orange
Hall Jan, ph, under the auspieee of
the A. ?, . of St. Paul's church
Was a sucesei eonsidering the weather
and roads. A good program was, given
and the boxes were auetioned alt by
John Forvis, of liolyrood. The pro-
ceeds amounted to $21,
r KEEPING
BUSY _1
We've been kee pifig 1 t (3 Jr( tp. the
dull season by selling wanted goods at
low prices. When you want to econom-
ize you know where to come. We're af-
ter your trade, our interests are mutual,
we intend to make them more so.
Dress Skirt Lengths
Four only all wool grey check tweed
yds wide worth $1.25 per yd, 3 yds to skirt
length $3.75, fox $1.50 per length.
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5 Doz. Pairs Only
Ladies' and Children's mitts and Gloves
black and colored, worth 25e, 30c, 35c per pair,
clearing at per pair 19c.
Table Linens
. .
The -first delivery of our spring stock is now
on our counters, they are pure linen from the
landof the shamrock,. We know the merits of
the goods we sell. Your money back if not sat-
isfied. Bleached damask with napkins to match
• cloths ; ,and. Napkins and Fancy Linens is great
variety. It is necessary to see the qualities to
appreciate the values, We solicit an inspec-
tion.
• E.. AT •
IRWIN 7.,S
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
FURNITURE
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• We thank our customers
for their generous patron-
• age during 1910 and solicit
• a continuance of the same
• during 1911. Our greatest
endeavor is to give them
good goods at a reasonable
price.
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• A NEVI YEAH TO ALL
• The Store
of (Nullity,
PhOni, 28
Walker
Furniture Deskr and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
140