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LUCKNOV,"
very pretty wp.dding took place'
at the home of the, bride's pareets,
,
Mt'. and Mrs. JOhn. Helm, of Aslifield,
on Wednesday at 6:o p. ne when,
their eldest dangbter, Mary E., was
united in marriage to John R. Gaildner
also of Ashfield. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Le Wile Cos-
4ns, M. A., D., of Lucien ow. The
/bride who was given away by her
father, 'looked charming in a gown of
white 'satin and .georgette. Her only
attendant was the brides little cousin,
:No en., a Anderson, daintily -dressed in
-white, who acted as flowe'.1.-, girl., -The:
wedding euarch was played by' Miss
eAda Helm, sister of ale 15ride.. 'After
the ceremony, a dainty wedding din: -
net; 'was, served. '1'he young couple'
received,' among theirgifts a beautiful
I,ibrary Table from the- Zion church:,
, „Men), 1O 110 f . teiw 0 0
re einPriS
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ed when ,ole:y. !nerd litet week. 1. 1)
:McIntosh ad sold Ina busiaesS.to
VV. 1 eroplin Of Leedom btir
formeriee-Of.Killeataliok.,, 'hIbie/ever. itlr,
illeiii,plinalid::notehiecre it long or he at.
.'Oncite:tteSold it
Veli 0,4ea roe h er,ealastja,lie 'Oin nr-
Ibne
re
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Mel t s Tiettines
her feeneorlaaiOrtY Snliesi.lhiel retir-
ing wilt: M. -eke I.cliStinet change. He
is t1i.e..4)w,th' 014' etand by to,taaterfileint
the scene df
bell $t', in the..Past,,few years. :We re -
;fel, to j G Jurdc1i, Wm, ;Connell,
analaP, AfAlough.
ThOse.'who :are here and thOse Who I
'a;,,y(% •Easter.I. Mrs. 1.,.-. H.
ISS :AC panon.
PreeciOtt; 'Mee I-1.' Gbrdomefroin Wal7
,leertoneei1r, Alex..;eNicholson frQili;
A•f ..)y[at....Y ContielielfroOt
TorOn.toaieliSs
onto;:"MiSS.N.ore Steven 8. from ]Orn -
to; .11.1is SFreda initcheson 'from ''Efleteon-1
to; Miss Annie MoKineon front Tor-
onto; MisS: :Dean ..GeddeS front Baus7.
Seise itliss ' .1<ate --McDonald; o from.
Stratford ; j a c,l; Newton, fronIt-Vit,
Chertele- Mr, Ste•ele .McKerneic, from'
"Kitehenere'...,-Mies 4isabslla -Donghts
:froin' Miss' . Coto, Chibh at
,WliitecIiuh 4ts. Cf2r.) GordOn et.
:15rh):. el(innali of „Perise
France,' I'Viskted ',With his I -Mother and
'fat -her, '14,1,e.,,lio4..mrs. Aligns MeEdita
nan. 'Aflegintion is a: ineither Of
a laige,,...bariking. aoropaey, leitir head.;
. • • :1':'arisi and was on
a bust,
-1v:tr,' -8[1,. Gardner i;=.fl•
oni" the.' 0.a.ltell.8 in , ,
7" ness 'trip to IN \V- 11. • 0,
g 0111'. flne ,f,arnt.near, Lueloto,ve..
The.IGeild,last M.Onday night' was in, He'Didn't .Catch On
the the fl0000e.oproolettoeoo.oe A.octiorieetes, likItCdlt0001 ineet-With
' enady litonor6its itteiclentS in their bri.S-,
`vas:. 'iness ' vs tlic CheSie EnterPrise'' An
there ',Was .a croW'd and, also 21 ,emetianeee not 'a 110.nclred:dnilas, from
094 'program. , After,the..„ 0.Peaing Colesey, COOC11102iiig..a. "Clearing. sale
hythen the Rev, .'Mr.,MeCattoon lcd in' within .Ihe, last; two years, wae''hitoided.
lerooe..e.; miss ',Bessie ,Mordie -reade the the femity bible to ;be disposed
SeriPtureA4-tiSse$ Ee'ralRPia 1,11ectien0eeCSairi -to,. the lewrier:•;.;l'I'stip7'
Othy Douglas gaVe regefingSe eMrs, :ease II. can , say that thjs'book,,.,.is -as
'Rotate-. A4.ehesoll. and, Vii5s'..1\441?,e1-. good 'aS 'new thateit hasn't been InSed:
MCCIare:lgave so1s. :1\4'.9s$i'S,..DO‘22,k7. veryenitichIl, and the, :Own,er
lvEurdiei Mu.rdoek and .0l'e4desII•fav- „catch 11c tavinkle,,in the .eyes:' 02 the
.oured. the Gintd Wftla.a;gtiattette n luch eaeeiaaacer;' eau:. yes,..;,, And ..86.,,ab4
'Iwas I much' .enjoyed.' by, alio;
• Phillipsgave a..very itei eltng .5,41jI21 • 2:s.t0ii 5 is sold lol 1:. pittapeee.
aan the tOpic "Tee,chiligs :frOnaeNatt; re-" I Tt( 12 tht revear.:::-Of 1.11af. ;(01e.:
, Toicktiow 'Lodge I.0 0 F.;,. (1011 ,0 „dicirt"-a• , as' church15 21)0
10. .- at the ,getfeeidist claire ConVe0a2tcirtof, S.cotlantl,ti,1,:,120 W01110i
,11CXC'Stinday Apr,11..3oth; at . a.. na hIeeia.•edven their lives -..bellOre -1?,#tinj"
:Members ;Meet itt. the lodge roorn"ar with the sacred' voleme.
istkixtmosisi
Rio
Elan -
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s week 3. uC.p thentew p
eh n gM ndays„ We
,
liey of three shows a.. week
esd y 1I2dy7S,,
To -Night :(Wednesday.)- and T
n the Stirrin mystery .rOmance of,a Man AN410 fell fi'eir toa million'dollarS and, a
• big sgrap,---and liked iem both.
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a
air
Friday and Sattirday
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The Coinedy Drama ExtraOrdinary: with the world-famousDiving Venus
in a rnile-a-minut.e comedy drama
rnen ove"
SOMETHING DOING •Evg,Rv IMINtJTJE
The talc of the lOve of .SWeet.William`for 'Peppy Annabel
H I riOus-haPp'enings on land and sea -7 -thrills under the Water and in the air'.
Greatest undersea' photograph 4er screened.
See what Annabel did to the lone fisherman. Annabet's dive frorri the 'ship's top
mast and het? fight for life and honor,under the waves, 220 Similes, 76
Big Laughs, 29 Thrills, 16 geares and 4 Sensations.
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COME COUNT 'EM Y9URSETILIF •
turday at 3.3o pi m., /tic and Isc.
ext Mon
Two Shows Saturday night at 7.30 and 6 p.
ay and Tuesday
ALICE '14
o,rtecbi jeading stars of "'The,. Four Hotsi1e!Thuin ArtbuiSomthers Rbche'
,
electrically dramatic Story •
ver ire
also gtarting
%COO Miles Arounct:theilV ro'
the.
rince of Wales"
sf...t'ties of: SK reds to )0' shown Qt). -e
no,\.t Mdfiday,'
n nearly every seeffe
days and Tuesdays. Sta.
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veet Sning
,ilWOOt apting Itae oleic the, peep
frogy petp 1 ertbg critters in rey
sleep. For , spine are tine 1\vith at\ ices.
while thers honieer musio
uP hd T0"i
another answers iug o'
,shrIlta' has oeurflei her raindrops thud
to reinf()ree' the jtticy ,mud end swell
the frceeliet 20 a f1o9d. "The 1)ucls lave
shed their winter coats, thg pretty
birdies feel their oats and pour sweet
nausic floret Alice. thloate, • Sweet
spring Itas come, the yoting ntan's
faticy, is fluttering' from Jane\ to Noe -I-
cy, while Ilk new tie, with \vide: _stripes
o'er it, is louder than the ,ne before it.
His girl 10 11C11, spring style appeal -s,
will) less of lege and inore of ears. A
dreatn is her. new 1.7„aSter 1.)onnett;
Ilightrnare'is tlie price , tag ova it.
fwcot spring has come yet -e•incleN are
•bituY, I WISII l'(1 hept illy winter.
nighty. By (lily the zephyrs Int iriy
lenee.s. just where, tile Boeloti, oarters,
sgticeze, between .my, Socks ;mei B. V.
D',..1've shed too 'Soon rry a-trinei- flan-
nels; irty l000d is, fro -ren 10 its
Editor of The,,Advence,
WitiOutm,_ OUt.
10ear'3\ir. Editor
•"These imoutiftd bight day with
theirglorious stmehine ad ' -warn)
remiud us that the SPeing-time •
is here And pow sinee the roads; tr.e
becOming well settled, .and are being.tatiott tO feet out in,The auto and; have
a drive through the eptintrY is all brit
irreStistible. .Espeeially' is this: so for
the People of. the '.towne and cities,
:c'si9 -baye boon fhut 119 10
shops.o
1fii'cueSutal,
to whom a conateydrive in the warm.
.sumiiiine arid ;fresh airaia certainly a
great Imola. No one butaae inborna
cynic \Yetild be E0 • f064511 as to raise
his vOiee I in, 100test -againetsuch a
,
o10e0510.0 amlepleastire, on the part gf.
1116 s 'who need it`nidst,. and "are able
;2;Nr Ef,P. them Selves, ' it; so long -is
11 15Ieillnied op p4hjp the..boMide of
decency end good. form. .
As, a" country ,mieistee however, . ,
desire to pass een e kindly word of ad -
0100 to alt who eome within the range
of' the above mentioned folk. It is in
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relation Iti Sunday Visiting le, the =
061.1-1)21 i'7, and Vease bear ife mind that.
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' 1 am not slice ong my own sentiments
tee only, but those of a greaa elany people
with Wilom have'dictisSed the mat-
te!. an not a,crank 'op Sueday vis-
iting; either, although I do think alot
less of it would be a,go,ocl thing, hitt
'1 think 1 anif only reasonable in raiS-
nig a Protest -agaitigt. a Very common•
practise amortg certain people. • A 'few'
'instances win serve to. shOW just what
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I .mean. they ire given in the words
of the people themselves,And is the
result Of, a little investigation I was
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led to make one day last.autumn as T.,
was.ealling on my parishiOners, '
Ar. "Il had nipe people besides
;ourselves last Sunday 'for. ditiner,,,and
fourteen for supper, it is not' that
gredge people. all they want to at,
butethey'• sent no, worsi that they were
,Mrs. R. "Do , 1 Piave company2on.
Sunday?--,-S,ince-. last, April when the
• roadS'got. passable; '1 haye only had
BEL NI ORE
. Seeding, is the order of tile day„the
land is in good condition for working.
• A veree, large . eon gregaition listened
\\dill], rapt , attention • tq the M
..Reva.r.
el\lIcKerizie laei--Sahbatle ;
There isei lot of sicknees' reported in
our neighborhood.
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. Some very • star tAinta, OCQarr.el)ce.
happened OUT:. neigthbOrhood'' chiring
-the pat week., ,ctit. out
boys. ' „
AIrs, R. E. jacksoa and little Son.,
:have returned to Wingham. 'after.
,sOCI1C11:11g a. week \\; 11 her parents, Air.
end Mr. W., -Id . Irwin. .-• .
„ The Women's -Institute' will meet in
Mayi 69,, all are welcotne.,
e Blanehe. Irwin spent .Suuday
at .116-.1mroe, here, • ;
-;Sorry,:t.o.report Mrs.lJlohn Abraham
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,,..Robb of Lucan,;is visjting,her ,two Sundays, to myself ,(This inquiry
;giSter, Mrs: Mit..Ivey.' 'was Made in rate. August.)-::
•1\;.,Crs. C.; "I do not mond people coin -
1 hag to, see us if they would. let me
know a day or two aheadeeo 1' would -
aft have. to Spend rriy Sunday' baking
and cooking the same as other days.".
Mrst• "I. wa4 a.11: ready to go to
Sunday School with the children Ni'llieP.c
company' carne in. -a car, seven people
and five of them, never saw before."'
Mrs. E. "W,e; got, up -early on Snit-.
-day so as to gat the chores out of the
way togo to clitirch;.I.hati, had a very
busk week,• and I felt lf needed., the
day to be 'cjoiet but acas load of com-
pany came froth----, sere' Was infor.
a hard ,day's work; etc.", '•
• Now Mr. •E.ditor these cases .rna.y
be cluplicatectmany, times by arty -pas-
tor Of a country. Charge. What are,
the results? Our , struggling
chorchet crt -the country -ca.n. only haVe
about a third. of their members out;
they per -force are staying home enter-
taining company, who are welcome of
course, but in a great many eases have
collie unannounced. 2. Our people are
being unduly, deprived of their oppor-
tunities of rest and :worship on, the
Sabbath',Ddy, moreover their children
are-learninge-holy, to spend the day in
a way ,tha is not .very avliblesonte as
rttle. 3. Our conntry. people are
juSt as hard''w.orked, as any other .class
of peopletin the „land, if not just -a
little' harder, mid certainly with long-
eer hours. Theyneed their •da..; of rest;
'and the majority of them' WANT it.
They are riot averse to having .comp-
any tacqasionalTY to help fo brighten
the day`and to swteten the labors Of
life for the restofthe week, but many
of one people are -being 'forced into
making theniselves a drudge for .Sun-
day *company. • '
„ A' few considerations on the part
of, My' *and town folks will greatly
lielP to make „Sunday a real pleathare
to everybody, Whether you- are c0111D-
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,MisMcPhiii1 and1\ar. IVIgighen _
teee: Press)
hope 1,..see, of ietioroya
ing, the Condition 61, affairs' in tbis
: Cdanabre .ite•tlitiO things
' r; rAleighen'S, fine:brain and ottr 66
-- fProgi:esj6 vOteee. 1 follow •every
qliat Arthur - Meighen atfere
'..Witrfeertint attention. 171.e..- ;4Ways.
'knowa,wbat.he-is-talkiug:kbout.an'd
alWays leaTiCosomething-when be
• This 'is' tbe. frank•ouid tihusua'.1 tri-
,htnfe wbicih A.knes- Phail, the
•out,spoketil'PregressiVe :`-‘'Vornati MEM-
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b•er of the .House of *Commons; has
paid to Rt.' Hon. Arthtfyl-• Meighen:
The tribute is as unique as it is Candid
and honest. ' ,
John Copland, Clarkbord; Sask.
Jan Coplan.d,I. who passed away at
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ClankborO; 'Sask., on April to-, in his
85th year 'as horn in Seotle.ncf,
ing to Canada in 1869.' . He conducted
a 7. hardware ' 'business in • Harrieferno
Ont:, for 'se -Vera] years aged:later Jarro-
•cd:ein Wellington "eouotY. After' the
death of .hi4 wife Anna.Stnart.' he was
.fOr= a thne associated Nxitlt:,11-i's son,
John A. 'Copland, in • pnbliShing tbe
-Hal\eiston_ Tribune.: Later he' weat,
west . and settled -on a : Faroe neat
clarkboro. His second wife, (Janet
Boys) survives, and his -family are:7-
Jatnes S. Copland, M. ., 'Rockville;
John A. Copland,',The,Star-ttaff„ Tor --
onto; Miss Margaret ...Copland;.Saska-
':tobn, Sask.; Malcolm Se Cepland,.HarI-
ristorto FrederiCk 'CciPland, MArker-
ville, A Ita.e' Mrs: ETh, Mitchell,' Wing-
lianio Arthur GOpland; R. R. 'tea Mipt0
01A; s ip", Wellington County; -Mrs".
M, S. ,l'ieepPingfoh, Harriet;011;. Mrs.
,Watter ..Briercrest „and 400sel
Taw, .Sask,,,1„ Mrs. Vox; Etarria
ton; S:1' .toPl a n d, -Minto"' row ash ip ;
Edgar'I Copland,. , His „furl,
-eral took' place.'on,::NiondaY •under
'Masenic ausiticeS to the ,HarriSton
cemeterp—Palmerston Spectator. .
iCtlled8y raip.
--whire 016 C 1?, R. freight train
was steaming' into :714anoyer: on its
wayito Walkerton abut 6.15 o'clock -on
Tuesday niglif last, Engineer Stemin-
ler of,town. noticed. a Man walking
along fhe. track-, and finding that, the
.party paid %no heed to the repe,ated
.blowing Of the whistle, he shoved o01.
the brakes frantically, but too. late to
avoid a tragedy. The 'victim, •Who
turned out to be a Mr, Wright; an
employee in • a saw mill at. tie • out-
-skirts of Hanover and who was walk-
ingthe ties to hit home' in- the town,
had: beet deaf for` SOITIt years, and your friends tvith yoe 12 you can, And
enddeply turned to. look back as the we •will be delighted to have you wor,
any or hostess.
i. Be:Considerate, come to see ybur t
friends in. the country ,end.; you'll .be
welcomed, but try as far -AA possible
tO avoid coming at the bour of their
Church service. Country 'people as. a
rule only have one church Service to
attend. and it is not right that, they
should be deprived of that one hour
that , the • one reatfill hour of -the
'week, for them often..
2. Bring 'your own luech with you,
and,"pieni.e' it on the sitle.of the road,
or undar some pleasant grove or river-
side, • then Visit your friends if you
wish after lunch and thus avoid the
necessity of' preparing hot meals for a
large tecowd,
3. 12 your . friends in the country
have not got a car, load. up S'Olir Car
Witli his lamily and bring them to
Church itnd 51tudity School; I bring
tram was almost upon lurn. Dated
by the unexpected diteovery, he'StOod,
terror-stric.ken e spot And Was
truck doWn by the 'giant. 'engine. On
the ;train being brought to a stop the
treW hurrkd back to the scene of
disaster, ;and foudthe unfortunate
man lying fate downwards in the ditch
alongside the track,„ with one of his
legs severed. 'above' the knee, Nivhile
,the 'blood. was running profuselyseveral wotinds in the, head:. As: he
was still living, the engineer detached.
his lecomotiVe from the traio and hur-
ried
tO Hanover for A docteri, who
rived 'ioe inioutes , after the Mishap.
Wright, . who ' besides the above
'IwoundS 'Was' fatally injured internally,
:passed' away fwetay ininutcs after. att.,
'accident without- regainiug conacioos-
ites,a, • 'the deceased was about 6o
'YearS of age, and leave's: a wife told
family. 'A 'coroner's inquest was ' held
and a verdict of accidental, death '-waS
rettirned by the jury. ACeoeding to
tielomen, ,not an 'unusual thing
fee' Men to eon tinue on ' the track
'after the, whistle has, been repeatedly
•Sotnitheil,; „arid then , to step out. of
"aa:Ver just before the train reaches
iiient The. iitevolence. of (P91900011511'15-.eieeeding-ti.-,distiOtOitting, to an 21(2-
4111091' andptobal;ly: responsible.fof
many, ti'4p althongb befethis' itase,
(1)8Mae' ot. the throttle tiled 'frantM7,
, 41V fO'St,op ,the 'train intirtediately die
;on , to heed
:1116 fiat '"wittiont ale"'
t OS :0 'the freight' being, too
,givat.r;to stiac,sfp,t)y stop (1131)1)'clO. 01)
ts2(:;--4W,Olkerl, on, Ti 111010
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ship 'With us. Itwill be a greaf help
16 us in every way that makes for
righteousness and who knows but that
we mayrwl)to a, great blessing ,to you?.
But please do not coerce our people
0120 neglecting their religiouslife; the
tem.ptation is all too great already.
NoW 1 RIDwell acquainted, Mr. Edi-
tor, witii11 the arguments that: might
be - giVen from the other side. All
cornany is'ilot,frotn the city Or towns
by any means; the farmers themselves
nearly all have Cat* and they "gad"
around quite a lot that is true. ;But I
sun glad 'to state however, that our
farmers are fat learning the right use
of a car on Sunday and left to them-
selves they make a practise.of attend-
ing church with it, at some .tirite d'ur,;
ing the. day. It is more tO them than
k mere pleaaure vehiele; it is A thing
02 ueefulneaS as well, and is fast com-
ing more into that Category with them,
and 1 know too, that often people
from the tonntry land 2t At a town
1101111: Without much 000siderationfor
tite state, of the &Miler larder, but -I
On not asking , that your pleasant
drives to the C01111try Shall ,CeaSC,
am only' asking that they be taken (or
undertaken) with a little consideration
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'Offite adjoining reSideitte; Ceritti'e
Str(1el', 01e)11 At'igliettn 'Ottirth, (fbrin.-
etly tr. Mae'Donahrs,) • ..•PlInne 2',.,'2,,,
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K COCOA, 2
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Choice Prunes,, 2 lbs 290
Cainpbell's,' Soup, per tin (5c
Blue Rose Rice, '3 lbs.,
Tapioca, 311)s 2511
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'Special .Blertd Coffee, Ib. ----- -----3911
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Good 4 Striirtg 11:00
or •
'6.50
Dominion Matches, 3.'beekeS...'34o ,
Toilet Paper, 6 . ..... .
Castile- Soap, 3 'cakes ,
PAlmoIive, 3 cakes
Ammonia 'Powder, 2 o
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S reel.al Blend Tea
T wn),
es 11 e
Excelsior Dates, 3 pkgs 25C
1171 Finest Cleaned Currants, lb 17c
= Sliced Pineapple, fin , _34c
=7.
Magic Baking Powder, 14).tin 340
Shredded 'Wheat, 2 pkgs
Pure Raspberry or Straw-
, .
• berry' jam', 4' lb.
Bfieed Breakfast' Bacon; lb
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for the Sabhatlalrights of thepeople
you: visit: 1 know that much may- be
spoken on both .side l of the question.
,Again let me issue a Welcome to'
you 10 Visit us, and -worship. with 11S
in otir little churches, whether they
be "homey"' or "homely", small or pre-
„tensious. Bring along your songs and,
solos and give us the benefit of some
of yoar splendid singing of the larger
centres. • Remember that ab.cint eighty
per'cent of your rnentberelliP, and -the
greater part of yopr musical talent,
.and in all probability your • excellent
preacher, were all born and reared in
'bur' country homes. Come! We'll be
glad to See you, and 11 some of our,
good people invite you home for din -
nal. or tea,' (which they usually do)
why, then the matter•of meals is pp
to -them, But if, you will observe
these little suggestions, then we'll all
behappy together.
• Yon: for fraternity, ” '
Minister.
BOR 147 ;
• 4., •
Prince—To Mr: and Mrs.' Wm, Prince
;Tlitirsday„,.
2° Of t 1 N, lain' dgailtal.,,'I'l;te0r.1.1
• BELGRAVE
The Wothen's Institute of Belgrave,
are fortunate in securing the young(
'keople of Auburn to give their play,1
"The Old Fashioned Mother", • This
play is very highly spoken, of :by- the.
De* Who have seen it in other places,'
as welras by their own. folks. As ibis
is the first play to be given in Bel -
grave this season, 1110 expect a quick
sale of ticketa. May 31-d., is the date
Bringyour best girl and come put end
see it.
Read Thera Wrong
WESTFIELD
' The Westfield Baseball Club wIA
hold a Box Social at Westfield on
day evening,. May 5211. , A soleedie7
'Program consisting of solos, duets, eo-
criettiaotins"bsy' r`Uan. F. i(a)l. nsidc
011(1 91e-
-those taking part will be Miss Keat-
ing; Miss Logan, Miss Jack-
son, 111, Henry and S
The 'Arbuckle Verdict
• ;'(London Advertiser)
Arbuckle bas been found not guilto
of the charge of manglaughter, r
trial whieh led the jury through a sea..
of miserable evidence, baring disgust-
ing conditions. And with the verdict,
or the jury comes the statement time
film producers will try_ out' Seine
buckle pictures in thirty days to see
how they go on the public,. They"' dee
Shisal purbeitilLenbiabveeri na gctehrt;t st co ahrt my egnel er7,
'the chadces to-daY right after the
trial are that Arbeckle pictures, aftee-
beirig damned and banned, -will SoOte
be in nse again. 1.T. S. houses are al-
ready' planning to release them, •
Sad, Very Sad
There .1,..v,;:otilis° a wane; rounder narneo
W'boHienatorlockmai ebeatncilpt, of home
brea
Just a moderate sip, •
Funeral—Tuesday at W0.
A
FRIGHTENED!
"Every MOrnind 1 woke up, 1 fe
J -N, young man full of conceit ap-. that something terrible was
proached the bishop of his diocese i.‘tid
said to him:
"Bishop, I am sore I am called opon
to preach. Forethree nights' in suc-
cession now 1 have in a dream seen
the letters, "G. P. C,"—"Go Preach
Christ" --like enorino-us letters of fire
in the sky." The bishop looked at
the youn'g man and said dryly "I think
my. ylaung friend you lia.ve misread the
letters, they spell "Go Plow Corn.". -
Cost Of Huron Highway
A stretch of, Provincial Highway
3.89 Miles long between Stratford and
Sebringville tost the province to con-
Istrnet $207,906 .according 20 informa-
tion tabled by Hon. F. C. Biggs in the
House, This secticin I.vhich represents
• art expenditure of over $5o,000 a mile
has a concrete base for leas than a
mile, three miles of it being a base of
• macadam. The whole is stulaced with
asphaltic concrete, The work was es-
tima.ted to cost f,41' 05,i'65 and exteeded
the estimate by $12,841.
•
The following is. the school report
'fret' S. 8, No. 4; West Wa;tyatiosl-i-:.
SOidor r,,!,06111, Test- txarnmations.,
Sr. V—Wittitifred Farrier, oo; Annie
Catapbell, '87; Vera,. Todd:. 77;, Alvin
\I—Greta WOO), Vred Ate-
Ottillitt,' 0; Vera 'Woods:, 64; kladelitte
Hennessey, 6i, •'
Sr. ti.e; 'Wood
tint,67I Rege S -67.:
68,
-ac,'e, Contemn,' 574 :Lulu Weather -
20(1, '56; Sittiiel Itiliot ,53-4,-'(14.1d,to
11(1(10Irene
1..ynch, 'Win fred ATeQenlion
Tominy TO-ckl; ). • 1
Dorothy Teaelwv,,
going to happen."
i
IWrites Mrs.. M. and sliodgoes.on,fo say,-;.
"I wonder 12 11013 other wornan ever hail
such fiu... of depressitin as I had for oyez,
a yedr. I was so witerly alesp9ndeit2:
that il it had not been for lily obl'.,Iren,,
I believe I would have put an end 10 1031'
life. livery day and every itight was a.
nightmare,. I dreaded going to bed.
because I lay awake most 01" the night. •
'Mien I did sleep, I had tl...... mos1.
dreadful dreams.' Iconldn't eat, ii was,
completely run down—nothin,r, inter-
ested nit, nothing appealed to me. I
consnIted several doctors. They presa
cribed diffeent remedies tobuild 1110 1)20
but these preparations didn't do me
any good. Doctors Mid me I had a
.fteryonsbrealtdown. 1 VMS tired all the
tinie.• 1 felt every day tidally strength/
Wat gradnally leaving me. The east
little exertion • left me thoroughly Circdl.
out, tknewIwasgradnally wastiegaway„.
I felt 1 \vas going to die luid I was so.;
thororighly miserable that I did li ot cate.
wliti, hi 1 evi 1 at:list:yr lai,tiiii.,:isci(i, iiotir.:Ifilio:1:2:e. .(.51, liy.At on, dat:.:t teh evii,i,oi:1-:,,
heard abont Careol anti what a fine toniee
(II 0W0 fa1511s110:51i11t1-tse, o 11.1 claelldt c‘i:. e let: ea at ,a71, eeliftie)eraya,
every minute of the day now. ' 1 eat
heartily awl sleep eotrad 1 y., ativ frie ode)
tvon't believe that Catitel atemt lieo-4
done 11349 for me. • 1 ant never ilepokis,-.
dent now and every day is a day of ry. ,
-What Carnal bat; clone for 3110 it -will dt-i ,
s sold by yom,
•y01( 211111 ..1. ,
limed i
have tried it, that it lei ettli.
,any gockl, retore the empty '05 v
1)0 Yll! refnud eritct;irvK
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