The Signal, 1921-2-10, Page 4k"
4-Ttfurabay, February 10, 1921.
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SALE OF
Men's
Suits
$8 to $15 off
Regular Price
For oue week we will offer
you suits' at the following
reductions:
Regular $35 Suits for $27.00
$38 Suits for 30 00
$45 to $SO for 35.00
,Here is a splendid oppor
tunity to get a real good suit
for what you would have to
pay for a very so-called cheap
affair. Call and see for your-
self.
See Our Windows
W. C. Pridham
v
ON
St. Valentine's I a
observe the pretty.;Fustom of
sending little gift and cards
as remembrance
- We have a s4endid line of
•
Valenti% Folders,
Lace Valentines,
Post Cards,
Hearts and Cupids
Smith's Art Store
DUNGANNON.
MR. S. F. 11H1.UW is the agent
for THE SIGNAL st Dungannon. I
Orders left o nth his► for subscrlp-
tlons.advertisements or job print.
Ing w111 res el ve prompt attention. I
Telephone t Guderlch -Rural l r39.
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Thursday. Feb. 10.
Mr. J. R. MiNabb la In Montreal
this week attending a mooting of tits
Produce Association.
I The local 1-. F. 0. meeting will be
held to the orange Hall on Monday,
February 14th, at R p. m.
The Ladies' Alli are h edible a eaten -
!line asocial In the beiremunt ,t the
i Ppesbyterlan church on Monday even.
lug, February lath. ltefreehmenti
given. A goal time espe:ted, Ad-'
1 mission 15i• and 25e.
Farewell Asee bly-A goodly num-
ber of the people of Dungannon and
vicinity assembled In the basement oof
the Methodist church on Monday t vt•n-
ing to say farewell to Mee. N. I. Tre.
leaven and two daughters, Ed4th and
Ruth, before their departure ta To-
ronto, where they will reside in future.
The evening was spent In a social
manner. An impromptu program was
rendered,' atter which Mrs. Treleaven
and daughters were called to the plat-
form and presented with en address,
read by Mrs. Thos. Parks. expressing
the deep regret of the people of Duu-
gannou at the removal of this .family
and extending good wishes for the
future. On behalf of the asaembl
lura. R. Roach presented Mrs.
leaven with an armchair as a tok of
the gratitude of the Dungannon ple
for her work in the church, . e Wo-
•men's iuslltute and other organiza-
tions. Mrs. Treleaven plied very
fittingly, expressing her t at part-
ing from so many fele .s but assuring
them that they wontnot be forgotten.
Afterwards refresents of coffee and
cake were sere
Insuranee
general wee
nosh Fire nsnrance C6•I was held on
Friday st. .► very enemesiging re-
port f the past year was presented,
the st In the history of the Ci,mpany4
nnmtwr of policies In forte had In!
paused by {(15 and the total sweets
ad inereasetl by $ik ,422.sl- The Com -
pony now has a total risk of over nine
million dollars. The retiring directors
Ts-Glee/1n. Jas. (;irvin and J. A. Mc-
Kenzie (Klneardinel-were re-elected.
eating,_ The annual
ng of the West Wawa.
Ti
AUBURN.
TLeSDAY. Feb 8.
Mr. F Carter is getting his supply ofice
stored this week.
• A res -inn of the Mock Perliamere was;
held last Fiche :ii,'t.-in -the'Fn ester,'
Ha'l. ImTigrihan was ;h- printi211 t chis
for discus -inn
Mr. henry Werner underwent an
at h'Q home. Dr,
in nix
Weir and Drs. Hu. ter and 111 ckli:i of
Goderi•:h oo ratine. The oaten' 1- ding
mealy. Nurse G.adys Jeff ,r.:a 1 is in
attendar-cr.
A fleece e t c lir•' i ih the Ere t rs it dl
o e'ednesday assault. All r pa: t a go xl
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HYDRO
ELECTRIC
If you ever used an
Electric Iron you would
not want to be without it.
It is both economical and
labor-saving.
Our Electric Washers
will do your washing at a
minimum expense.
Hydro Lamps always in stock
See our display at
The Hydro Store
North Side of Square
Be Photographed
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THIS YEAR
Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica. Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Rave brought rood
health to half -a -million
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy.
well known for fifteen years, pre.
scribed by doctors. sold by drib
gists, $1.00 a box. Ask our agents
or write for a free trial package.
Templetons, 142 King W.,To:oste'
Loral Ageotll-Dunlop's Drug Store.
• ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY. Feb. 3 U
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCall. of Rainy
Riv,r, visited with their aunt, Mrs. R.
Buchanan, on Friday.
Mrs. Arthur, o[ Sarnia, is a visitor
with ber sister, Mrs. Ed. Purvis. and
brother,lir. Jamas Ramage.
hMr,i Fred Sturdy, of Wingham. ie
working with his e.uusin, 111r. 1idram
iidmpbrey.
The ladies' Guild of the Anglican
church gave a goid entertainment on
Friday evening. They were ably assisted
by local to eat and friends from W i is
ham. The autograph quilt was bou
by Mr. Geo. nlcltobert-.
The Farmers' Club spent a very satiable
evening in the hall Monday night. There
was a program of speeches, readings,
music and games ; refreshments were
served, and ail went home well pleased.
SHORT COURSE. -A short course in
Stott( judging will Ibe l.eld at St. Helens
February 15th and 14th. commencing at
2.p. m. on February (Stn and 10 a. m. on
the 18th. A•.dresses will be given by. The earl, inachliws were operated
J. M. McCallum, of Shakespeare, in the flu dfir ifferent resin ofot uutariu, anti also
hall downstairs, and Mrs. J. E. McDor.-
ough, of Copetown, will address the' at hill mtit• Xethrrlatnls
ladies upstairs on the afternoon of the Canadian Syyd te, Toulon. Manitoba,
loth,. A joint meeting will be Held in the under conditions that varied vecon-
evening. A cordial invitation is exter-ded slderubly. Moue the tlrldsry lord
to all.. leen especially pr sire) for machine
pulling. Many of t. .•w were weedy,
' the ground roughs ant lie yield of flax
THE SIGNAL
- GOuERICH, ONT.
A New lac'ustrial Development
(butieued from page 1.
of a flax harvesting wachlue. The
Inventor's crude model. built in a
woodshed, was brought tato the flax
field drawn by two horses, and this
was the first Ione lu the history of the
world that a machine successfully
pulled, butted and bound flax into
sheaves, lu 1019 this model had been
Improved in matter of construetlou
and refinement. During that season,
11 wen again operated, and repeated
its performance of the previous year.
The world's patent rights to this
Iurentien were then taken over by the
Perfection Flax Pulling Machines
Limited, Rank of Toronto 13u1t4liug,
Toronto, Ont. The model wachlue was
then passed tutu .the hands of their
mechanical engineers, who. after
months of work. brought out au al-
most perfect machine. One of these
was sent to South ('amillua in May,
1920, where, under Guverutneut super-
vision and under the eyes of expert
mechanical engineers, it was operated.
Further Improvements were suggested
from this test, and ren further ma-
chines were produced, and commer-
cially operated in the tfaz field of
()uterio and Manitoba 'this year. The
machine pulls flax with three seta of
parallel converging belts, moving back-
wards and upwards. As the machine
is moved forward into the flax, these
belts pull the straw, and it Is carried
It au upright position between the
felts, and automatically discharged
front the back of the machine. These
belts are operated by a separate gaso-
line engine. which also operates the
knotting device. The machine pulls a
strip of flax three w:•'. '. One man to
'rive the team 1s all that is required
operate it, and it has a capacity of
at roxiwately an acre an hour. The
ave age hand puller will pull less than
a q rter of au acre u day, therefore
them ehiue has a capuelty of about
forty n. •-
Mae . Praetlally Perfect
RENMILLER. '
varlet from 1% tons 0 4 tons per
Wednesday, Feb. 9. acre. Crider all condition the machine
performed very .satisfa, urily, and
there Is no doubt that it pans the
revolution of the flux indent of the
world. In 186)3 Ireland trrew :t111Atat
had
11'11ny1
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Heddle have
goneto (iolerirh, where they will stay
fur w few weeks.
The new tether. Miss Peddle, has
assumed her duties this week in tutu- •
Peres : in 180s. the• pc,luetlet
raccoon...hoed with the ehoed o1 this village, fallen to 34,411/ acres. The got
Church Notes. -Service will le held Reiland. Belgium, -France, Ge
In. the Itcumiller Methodist church and the Netherlands alit dtw•rea. I
next Sunday warning at 11 o'clock ant prior to the R'ar. G.:rwanr, )'rum
un evangelistie meeting- win Its held Belgium and 'Maud (Ming large im-
rt.ieilm fi aC 7 ifryeJPk ]f. ID ' ` z m'rr^ aria} th ttt•tvag+
,1 most cordial levitation is extended in Russia increased enusbestly uiril it
to the public t, .tttend theme ,„.e..lce's„'' wee produelujt Ia) per tent. of the
. We ere look Big forward to the world's supply- . As a rester of the
orlslt of Rev. Mr. Snyder, who w111 War, supplies from Russia) were err
speak at the three ``:hurdles on this Off, and it 1s reporter! that owing to
e•ireuit on Sunday. Mare11 13th. In thei the ,a8relty of 14,,.1 supplies, the
Interests of, the R'urltt'.s lirutherlesxl, growth of flag in Ru -sin has dwindled
mureueljL" - .turn and -: �e - will - 1. to _ 'err_ PiU --_ prop„r us�Lhe strati.
especially welcomed at thdse' .e'rrices !tiself Bain* coPmniiied as a rondo in -
and ft is hoped to have tnen's chairs .teed of being used for reseeding•
In eharice of the musical program of The result' Is that it will I.e a grt•at
the services t series of cottage many years before Hassle will again
prayer-me'tings will be held daring Is' a large exporter of fibre flax. lour -
fire next few Ili lrths, ratllnititehng.teis ing. the War. the proluetiun of the
\►'pdneselay evening ,as the home of bur, other allied countries largely in -
Tuesday; Feb. S.
Dramatic Pertormam'e.-4 in 31.1n -
Jay night 11.' i'initsbri•Ig, Dram -ale
11111, presented "rhe 1. • Tree Min("'
to it (Tousled hu.u','. Tin• (tall and
•r -tare settings were iirti-r b'ally arc
ranged and the hall 1 .i s. brightly
lighted by the now le:An-railed Alamo
system. ITh.tattention of Nie audience
Was held at its hishe.t temsien
throughout the performance. n'.'. The
pause*. between arts were tilled with
refined ynudpvllle. '1'!,.• 1 rannarir
Club .'.'rtallny deserve the Heartiest
congratulations . i their .n, ee.:, which
was without a taw.
(_%IIIA 'W.
Wednesday. Feb. p.
Mr. Elmer Robertson 111.1 palrchas,•.I
a mntrhwt tenni 01 bbark horse•,
1\'titrh fur hint at the Gall fairs.
Mr. Morris, of 1111kt44, .i+ vlshtltg
his eon -iii, Sir:Harold 11'altrr.•y, for e
Yew weeks, '
Mr. Thos. Wilson is taking a two -
weeks(' winter. cuur.e. for-- taruwre.et-
the 1'nirerslty of Turomru
Mer. i?. e ' Iawi.,asn i i -riling
e niter rousse at rite 1 uiversity of
Toronto.
Miss Irene Long. of lt'ttmlller, is
the guest of Miss Besse Young for a
few days.
There will be n social .•venhtg in the
hall sin Stolidny. Fehniery 14. All
who are interested in baseball are In-
'vitel to .' one. bring 1114.1' sWeethrarts
and enjoy themselves. ,\ program of
*OUP.. sung, and musical selections
hats IN.'m la'r'1►i;I;tt' L
Mc, lbmlis, of 'I'or,ndo, 111 spending
few Chas
\r
t 1.1 at 11.1. �+
. 1 I lata
Ura..`J441n Young. of !Asyut. -spent a
d•iy tills weak with her daughter. Itrs.
Frank k \\'if .11.'['he 1'. F. 11. s1i14I440 a c:at•iouad 111
lhngs this west .41'1'minor and Allam
shipped an surto: ..f rattle.
The fitrto•rs ;t r •a11 smile+ Ihcw•
lteht ecru the F.) )., 11'1'..111,„r
I ti n1 a •,
k .\ la nod th a •r
:, t r.al merchant.
Sir. .\. C. ('I:erk they
r getting the
Is•st prices for eterythil they have
for male.
It makes a real treat-Blackatone's
delicious ice cream, in btilk or tinea
bricks.
\\'ENTFIEI,D.
and.Totm'reagall. lith enncrssian (unset. and efforts were wade by the
t . ii hil i........\t the quer.; 1irlrl.h: G.rcerumi'ut 1" eueuurag' the
rcrly 14110111 1.,,41r1 meeting on Tues• grOW1II- rsf fibre MIX in Great Britain
d ty evoi. , ng 1 ills we•k n „m iniplons and Ireland. British toast Afrit•a, and.
invitation 44 a. e'xtendwl to WI% iI. p' I through the Canadian Government. in
Kennedy to return for the third year., i the Dominion of Canada. /;react at-
,.-► freewill offering will es la tension was also given to the develop -
the North %ion sel•t'l.r next Sunday at meta of mechanical means to treat the
j,, 111•1n (lid of t• !limine Nuff,: s flax, anti 11111400 1110 baud labor tbat
+
o1
_sit ('bion anti Armrnitia. Let ecer}•INtely. had hitherto been nmol. as vii Wits
he•II1 this very needy cause. i o..s .i tiai if fibre flax wars to 1M grown
1 in any considerable quantities in for the lower grades of linen. There
1
"The Scotch Store'
STORE HOURS : 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.1 SATURDAYS 9 P.M.
Phone
56
THE NEW SPRING S
ITINGS
Featured for spring are the new Jersey Cloths, in plain colors and
fancy heather mixtures. They are extremely smart. • Also the new Tri-
cotines and Gabardines, in the newest' shades of the \season.
Plain colors in all -wool Jersey The newest are the rich heather
cloth, beautiful shades of navy, mixtures, which are very classy 'and
pekin, beaver, sand, for suits, skirts make stunning suits, skirts and
and dresses. $5.00 per yard. dresses. Best quality all wool. $5.00
per yard.
Gabardines and Tricotines are leaders. We are showing a beautiful
range in all the popular shades in black, navy, pekin, sand, beaver and
taupe, 50 inches wide, •$4.50 a yard. I
ANNOUNCING THE NEW WASH MATERIAL
During the last few days we have received several shipments of the
newest wash•material, which we state without hesitation are the nattiest
goods ever received. Organdies are favored for the c ming season.
They come in two qualities, both beautiful and crisp, in c Tors of pink,
maize, nile, sky, rose, lavender, delf. 40 and ,45 inches wi at 75c and
s
$1.35 a yard. `
Very dainty and pretty are the Sw?ss Alpine Spot Mus ins, the sea-
son's novelty, in maize, naid, lagoon, rose and pink. 36 nches wide.
$1.50 per yard.
The figured Voiles are more alluring than ever, in beautif 1 georgette
weaves with lovely allover designs. 40 inches wide, $1.50 r yard.
NOW IS THE TIME TO DO YOUR KNITTING',
The long evening is the time to knit the woolly wearables fIr spring
wear. We are showing the Monarch Wool in all, the newest colors,
lovelier -than ever_ There are mari gold, rnahogany,burntAia e, pink
and blues galore, buff, camel, cherry, golden brown, greens, baa k, navy
30cr ba
11 Monarch
Down,50c r ball.
and white. Monarch Floss, pe
Spring GlovesNew GlSpring Hosiery
ewP
mew `S >rin aitld Summer-UnderweAr
Q i lity Merchandise at lowest prices at all times.
Phone
56
OtCh Store
• 1'' SSC
The Best in Photo Plays
atth
the
I rubes machetes have (Nen developed, in 1912 the re'pwtrtel acreage of flax
that are of very great Imistrtunee in sown In ria' world, 'mending both seed
Iwttuurle•. outside of Europe. wens to ire no teaspn, now that it can
1u a1111iuu to the development of IM hanQlel by ma�'hluery, why this
the Wrss,ot Bax pulling machine, which, *tax of the West shquld not be utilized.
..d course. Is 111.. roost imprchuu labo
rr and be the meant of adding vcr;y
s:n'Init deci.e that has been develois•el, greatly to the wealth of ('anada-
FnNow'in;e 1+ the S1iw'rt 111 We.ttle•Id
public seined for the first week of
Fehrnnrr : •%' class rental 7011 -
Lella Stackhouse, SS1;: Genre Red -
Mond, Eddie Itri lg••r, rtfr2: Nor-
man Mrt hew el 1. 55si : itsso 14,•a 11 ng„
lulu: Douglas (': mphell, _'tt: F,ehvanl
fltee'klenlse, 514): Mary Fnrrna. -tslb.
„•i ) IV. class (total (Mo, r;rae,' Strewn.
4110: Mary 1141. 424: George ltnwntt,
407: EIvi1 Walden. 3113: Normal) K,'al•
Ong, 8.41: Sarah Howatt. 1012: Mahe!
Walden, 301: \\'arvn Ilimtord, 21)1:
Eva 4'e1ek, '239. 111 class (total 551,1
-I:m,'rwon Hedger, 3514): !Milia Pinker
Inge 344: Joseph Bell, :4411: Mellwtnree
Keating. 240. hl. class until 4511)-
Sfnry Rodger. 3741: unsold 4'nrter. �tS:
,T. Fell Irene t'au'ter. absent. Pt. 11. class
, (total P14)) Blaine itantford. 3:441:
Edgar Unwell. 232: Edna Walsh. 222:
, Mndellte, Weblen, 211 : 1:va Staet
h11nm•• nl..ent. 14. 1t, Redmond, teacher
Your Birthday
MODEL
THEATRE
the. Industry- The Perfection Flax and fibre tet. was 08,126,000 acres; In
Pulling Marbtne- Limited !lee 114.114- 1920. the deserted area. excluding Ar -
"prod :I threshing machine which auto gentinc (whit•h *:1s not reported) was
tmatl•ally threshes the flax. ithoiit , 71.1,24),1•(7" screw --including Argentine.
injuring ttu.'_Sbre, and rebinds the__the'.a(reage was probably about 10,_
INntdb•- res,ly for r.-1 ting. -11 sh.nld. Outr,itIN) acres. in 1912 the flax flbre
IM csp1111neq that flax grown for More proluci■l In the world, and reported,
purposes. after being pulled .11p by i was 5112,01110 short' tons: In 19'20 the
Week of Feb. 14 to Feb. 19 hand, has, tip to the present' HMG production had fallen to 115.251 tons,
beet threshed in a whipping marhlne, and during the •riot from 1915 to
then robe!, either by taking It hark ; 1920 the 11nl dmtn of flax fibre acer-
JellN11.\1 and TI ESI).11 b, the fields to be reefed by tine dew lege,' hes+ than 1 -5,(100 tons: that is.
Int of fibre fix for
five years has only
of normal. and It
re Indeed before the
setwl)•n t.. the fibre triol the hnl.nnre of i normal supply IsII again on the market,
the stalk. this machine It lies Under thew' rlrc'umstnnePs It is quite
" to a seuteher (which is a simple eper--obelus that the price of fibre moat
normal
George Larne Tucker's wonderful and rain. or. In s,lme,cwses, to be rote') the.world ermine
production: , 111 tanks to- the aetlon of water. After -true past four or
the this ribre is retied. It then goes i been 211 per een1
66Thii,
s jt []� - a From g
through a breaker, whk•h tends to will he mans- t
Mr'
t where the stuck nod 1arcigtt sub- staudirtg the t
stances ore remove) from the More. trade that at 1
leaving the fibre in reran. bent strands. the high pest~
chtnery now tie
duction fibre yy
1. no reneen hhc Canada should. not
noly Increase theflbri-growing arra,
in (:astern 4'�anada, and In the moist
r Coast. bur also
'r m
dlmnf
sof tr
f n ifl
0
undertake r rrgetirally the utilization
11tlon, fent requires expert help) and continue at a
A sinter special from the famous In this. state it Is a• emnmerieal pro -
platy by 1:.•n. WI 'owls 411tt•t ready fur .taw spinning wheys.
.\L+o la.t
,•piewle ..f The advent of a threshing machine
will do
away with the hand whipping.
"`Daredevil Jack" i Other Labor 'Saving Devices.
.\ further machine has ts'ru Uncured
111 Europa' Mitch does away , with the
1:t ening l'rie,s-"_7r and 16e, urea king told ,e•utehltag machin.'. and
'Matinee -11e and 16e, the expert Ialtsrr thalt w•a. DeVe.slu'y
With the alitteldng mar•hine. (iter
simple machine breaks and sentt•h.'s
11'}:IIN}:111.11' and TIII•R4D:1T be operated by inexps•rietred help.
;o1dwto pre'c'uts Tont Moore itt the The umly hand labor thel'e'fore left
('ow:ut nod Ii:u•ris comedy Minces. It the industry Is the proves. of vet-
ting, and this In turn, w•111 IN'.•ome
greatly' simplified, n. tank r0tring 1N••
PAMPA more prevalent in this eonn-
try. Tilt+ rhe whale intlalstry has
Atop De lineen Comedy. been revolutionised glove the outbreak
o1 the \\'s.r, and If the tethering figures
FRIM% and SATI'BD.t' are carefully considered, 9 will Is. e'en
Universal presents
that t :ua:ula has every opportunity
. mow of lessening one of the prIrieliNlI
EDITH ROBERTS flux pr, she countries to the world,
• in as Its climate and NOR are ideal for
the growth of flax, and ivlth ,cheap
N
the -Iran 111 ole operation, and 1.1111
"Stop Thief"
Adorable Savage" teal, n1 hill mt'ans of pulling. thresh-
ing, breaking and eentelli g, It sl Id
.\1-o a \C.•srern _-n•,•1 , "ue-,1, he I'•i•ntauo•ntly able to eodlpet' with
cheap hand !sour In any part o1 the
world. There Se in Western Tannin
alrenity,,oncr 1.01111,faM► aero'+ of flax
Knot ti • that ptnelnces unite a yalnahle
Ifibre,. although not of +orb a high
quality a+' the flhre flax grown In
Ectri Is'. and yet It le (mite goal enough
Matinees Monday, Wedre--
day and Saturday
twitb-
porary depression 1ff
Pse'nt exists, and with
s prevailing. and ma -
(seemed capable of pro -
a very low reset. there
of the flax rown In Western Canada,
n More.
� It int fl
„en P.Inn of
rind tie: r
tl�
I OBITI'ARti•,
Ma,•KAT.-Meeh regret w•ns felt at
the news of the death of Mr. D. 11.
Ma,Kay,fwhlch oemrret at Elmira. N.
Y.. nt T wise last. Mr. MacKay left
Goder)c last month to e1,lt his
brother Robert, who eras t thi'r_ 1re 'f-
luent '1 the sanitarium at Elmira.
34, had not been in good health for a
lung Inc.inhilt It was hops! he was
on the way to recovery. 11.' 1Meame
111 the Infter part of last week with
nn nggrevetlon of hte old complaint,
an xffeetlon of the 'wart. whir. 1 re-
sulted fatally. Mr. MeeKne was horn
In Gob'rich forty -Ove yeller ago. the
y.nlnee-t ton of the bite 1), 4'. Mae -
Kay. for many years high eonatahle of
rhe eminry of Huron. After reaching
man's estate ire wits connected for
some time with the (lolcrlch Oren
timer for a• numb•l• of years tray
diet esteneleely In the United Marne.
end fhtally settling down in (ln.lcrich
leo pnreha.el from his nnele, Mr. Ale..
Young, what Is now knew't as the
iarKey Farm, on the it Is 1,114•'4.1mi
4'ollwt111w. 11111 11 taut in slim _•• of it.
i nu successfully suptrintende'l the
fa operations. Ile Was it I'resbe-
aso'tle onler
P e a member OL the M
f r 1 a
end o the Meneeentng Canoe Clnh.
He Is at rived by his brother Robert,
the last r aining member of the tam•
ily. The 1 ly was brought from F.1 -
I Mira on n • Inestlay night, amora-
1 panted by his other, and the funeral
takes place on, [day afternoon from
his late residence ,n Nelson street to
fi Maitland cemetery. •
I JlaeKEN71F..-A il)ar friendly
' figure has I1'en remor r try the 411.301
nn Tuesday Loot et iona (Dant Nell
MacKenzie. ' Mr. MarKen 10)s dearth
was very sudden. He was driving a
Wagon for Mr C. C. lee, tri wham
he lush Iw•t'n employed the 1 t ten
year.. all}( at noun, on Month . Pet,
1,' was w'.'n 1.1 hall hack In the we in.
Ilewa. taken into the hospital a
medical aid w-ats suulmoned, lout t11
i spark of life lead Mel. heart trouble
ng the roast
o death. Mr. Maw
I t f 1
being
Kenzie Was' Inurn ,Mt-nty-tato years
! ago in '('ape 11r,tlnu, N. S.. and wh.'n
nm infant was br.diglit by his parents
to \sltfleld -township, where he lived
nntll lee rally. to (;twlerieh in .the fall
of 191o. He is survived by- his father,
Mr. Nell MacKenzie, who Is, In his
one-hundredth year and who lute lived
with his mm In town: by three
\ of
• .- of A41014)1(1: PII.
brothel Jnhn.
Toronto. and Roderick. of Oklahoma :
two sister. -Mrs. 1). It. McKenzie, of
JeN•hal.h. And Mrs. Scott, of Berrie:
4t,lles iii+ wife, two turns, Donald A.,
of Spokane. Wash., and Nell. stn tete
home.tead In Ashfield. and tw-iK
daughters, the atlases :Maud and Annie'.
14 Detroit. Mr. M:.. K.•nzie was n
stanne•h Presbyterian. and a man
highly respected among his friends
Rev. R. ('. McDermid, pistol. of Knox
church, ,'n 4i eta a ,e'r see at the home,
4'anteron street, this 1Thura,lay)
evening. and tomorrow afternoon the
burial will take place in 44reen 11111
cemetery, 1,neknow, with Rey. .1. S.
Hardie. minister of the Ashfleld Pres-
, hvterlan chnreh, In (-barge of the ser -
GODERI('li Tt)\WNy111P_
Farm Molds -Mr. A. Tctdmtt ha. sold
his farm of ninety-three acre. on the
Herrin road to Mr. 1'. E. Grover, of
the fkI, eoneeeelon, who gets roomers
Inn .%pri1 se The pureline/. prier
w•11e 119.000. and Mr. Groves gets a
splendid firm. Mr. Telibutt and tam-
ely Intend to remove to town.
1.0N DEtt1tORO'.
Wednesday, Feb. 9,
On Saturday, January- 29411, while
the village bell rang out its merry
notes W •+e"
1 t of luta[lon bur. .1. D. }.1 !
3.
of 1 undpal,rre', and Miss Annie May
Fills, of East Wew-anusb, weer -quietly
married at 3 p- m- at the parsonage
by it,Wv. T. E. Sawyer. They were
acrompautie•el by Sir. and burs. Frank
Tamblyn. After the welding the
happy couple took the 4 o'clock, train
for SY Marys for a short honeymoon
, and upon their return they will reside
,:I11 the village.
Pat and Mike were workin¢ on a new
building. Pat was laying brick and
Mike was carrying the hod. Mike had
just come up to the fourth floor when the
dinner whistle blew. His lunch was on
the ground "I hate to walk down after
it," he said.
"Take hold of this rope," said Pat,
"and 1'11 let you down." Pat let him
doan halfway, and then let go of the
ope. Mike landed in a mortar hed, not
ch hurt. buterribl ed,
t mortified.
Y orti
nd why did you let goof the rope
he d , andrd,
"1 t u:ht it•was going to break," said
Pat, "a 1 hid presence of mind encugh
to let go.
i Come and the ^.Betsy Ilobbitt"
' concert arid m t "Our Aunt from Cali-
fornia," in Kno church lecture room,
Tuesday, Februa 22nd, under the
auspnca of the Arth Circle
e
Success never com a t a man who is
afraid ro risk failure.
it isn't neceesacy to be a ained nurse
in order to nude a grievance.
Pract:ce may not make th lawyer
perfect, but enough of it will m e him
rich,
•
Welsh's Grape Jul e, "the nati
drink," 35c and 70c. 'amphell'a Dru
Store,
Little Edna was visiting the museum
with her aunt. In the Egylptian viten
the child saw the desiccated remains of
an ancient queen and asked what it was.
"That is someone's mummy, dear,"
replied auntie.
"Goodness !" said Edna. "I'm glad
my mummy doesn't look ,ike that."
9 -
Buy your kodak firms at Campbell's
Uru, Stere.
One dtwn't have to stick a rin in IMPS
to mak(' it spring eternal.