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I I � �, I ...... , '� 1. . sular $20.0% for � 1.11.111,1 U�x ..i�� I d� J.�:.;�.�, Japanese China, hand naint- 1,1 ,� � ,11. a:4 I' �.M, , . I ' e- -%11. '!� , . reg , ular $48.00 10 (n q- , .I .ql' � '. � . ".1r, ' MX . I ...... h. , VIi ..�L , : 2DS . . . . . . j. - - - - - !1: 1�,4,1 #.S"A;� Woe are from the best pottery it � W&t Eli .... ,fflt!" ','4_`�,,��, -4�tk� .1., 3 ]Ran and cannot be bought whole . 1,�,�tn. , ,- 11-- G2 as low as $40.00. , 'r, 1 54, 1 y.PEAS or T0,MAr1O&%---ehoiei , - � .�; �, - 1 ... -fit25T �.i, 1. cans for ........ : ....... ,,�..;,. ".. 1, "' ,_�_,_ I I FANCY BISCUITS i �' , ': t ds .......... M I �,,� � , al, 2 pounds i 1TP, 11;;. ', '. , I H FROZEN SALMON TROUI .', ... qp, 11, .�'.d � .. ratwical a -umbers by TyUpd Florence V-:4 I? , 9. ; (O Ir Je n't 0 me 1R byterian Church, Seaforth lu the near 15,10,3010 9'ardie, Beattie v.ad Arthur Q01dius were L 1. "I. .Z I � . who . re._4MiAP fttU t1te past week visiting her aunt, Much appreciated, and gave .% great deal of pleasure to every ,Due them. . - i6efbady Wrsit X, W1 ter retu=ed to her home . w The President, in her remarks, stress- . . . in 104okpow, on No-aday.-Miss Oral Finnigan, of Hay, spent the week, end ed the great need in Wulea among the and their families. A, collec- I . . � I . with her cousin, Mrs. Robert J. Elsie miners tion was taken at the meeting. The See our display of Valentines in, our iprth window. These come in Tuckersmith,Seaforth L. 0. L held a, most successful euchre in their . members responded very generously. If there are any other members or in differqixt styles and sizes. All lodge room on Wednesday even Inc. The ladies' first was won by friends, who would care to contribute Valentines come complete- with envelopes for mailing, priced prize Mrs. W. Nichol; lone hands, Mrs. T. to this needy fund, will You Please from G. Scott; men's lone hands, Mr. T. G. , leave your donation at M.T. S. T. . I Scott. The men's first prize was won Holmes' -store within the next few 3 CENTS BACH UP by Miss Belle Campbell, who war. days? The Literary Cir* will meet D substituting for the men. - Mrs. J. Monday evening February 4th, Valentine Booklets and Cards E. Keating has returned from Toron, .next, at the ,home of Mrs. F. R. Beattie. from 5 cents each up, to, where she spent a week with Any of the members of the aesocia- friends. -Messrs. G. C. Bell and W. tion are very welcome. -Correspond- S A. Wright returned from Toronto on ins Secretary of the Home and School 1�1 . S ' 9 Wednesday with two new Whippet Association. E Tl hompson 8 cars.---,Mrs.Robert Wright of Hul- Mrs. CkwEnce. I I .. I 1 - 11 �. � �, lett, is here with her mother, Jersey Cow For Sale. ---Five years old; fresh BOOKSTOJ&E - . Sia Alii ORTE William Morrow. -Mr. R. M. Jones was in Toronto on Tuesday. - Mr. five, weeks. J. Scott ciuff. Egmandville. $190-1 Subscriptions taken for all magazines, William Morrow, of Hamilton, spent ForSale.-A Vega cream separator, $00 Ms. enracity. only u.wd four months. John Me- and papers at publisher's prices. the week end at the home of his mother-JUr. Jake Sproat, who spent ML11an Roxboro. A 147 -tf - a week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. The Ladies' Aid of First Presbyteriaii etc. Absolutely fast colors of course. . James ,Sproat, in ftmond"lle, re - Church, Seaforth, are serving a 25c supper on be obtained. After the business was turned to Temagami on Wednesday. Wednesday. February 6th, from 5 to 7 p.nt.. 111A ; I 1, - — -i—A M, T 'A TT --A--' has entered in the church. Everyone welcome. 3190-1 c ,..�* " . whole fish, one ed, a 'socia � $ - . . . �, - Ac —_ R. R. 1, Illuevale.u"Ont. "Suffered with during which a delightful lunch was on his 54th year as a subscriber Of I ............ ........ 4,,. 4 . . Pain after ea,ting• served by the ladies. One more year The Expositor -As we go to press we 1, I.- I H FROZEN SALMN TROUT r my for 10 years V AHI HURON EX TOO Dr. McLeod's stomachic and kept im- has been added to the history of learn Of the death of Mr. Peter Haw- 'n"I". �!y , �� . I whole fish proving. Gained 41 pounds in five montba, North Side United Church, a year up- thorn, of Mullett township, one of �� - � I M _______ - - __ __ and now feel perfectly w,sll. Lancelot Mor- on which there is much cause to look the best known and most highly re- , - ..... * ... rison." For sale at Aberhart's Drug Store. f 6 - SH FROZEN HERRINGS DISTRICT MATTERS I back with thanksgiving. We turn to spected pioneer residents 6 this dis- . �'D QC Valentine Supper, under the ..- P.Ces Of Sid. United the -future, -believing that, walking in trict. Mr. Hawthorne passed away iviii i)�oi 6iiii4x CUPS ______ the Ladies' Aid of North ak morning fol - A Clhurch, on Wednesday. February 1&th, from the will of God, and in the spirit of at his home on Thursd '-o pneu- SAUCERS-RegaIRT nal Announcement. -Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 5 t. 7 p.m. Everhody come. 3190-1 Christ, a larger service and greater lowing a week's illness from � ia2.25 per dozen, for, per doz. Robe Lost. --In Seaforth, or between Sea- blessings -await us. -Com. monia.-Mr. Andrew Calder reports .. , 5C A. Hay, Tuckersmitb, announce the forth end 1�.'i miles south. On Thursday even- ___-:Z�_ the first blackbirds seen this year, -a I 113PET PAPER--PVerything" -k fur robe. Local Briefs�The subject of Rev. flock of twelve having been seen on ,.� F Ode 2 engagement of their daughter, Helen ing. January 24th, a his,, be. I I c .. 1. ... . and, 7 for ............ . Janetta, to Mr. Lorne Elliott Pepper, Neese leave aft Expositor Office Or phone 24 1. B. Kaine's sermon in First Presby- James Street on Thursday morning. ., ti SSI, CLEANSER -10c 145, Seaf-rth, and receive reward. Pronounced by one customer: son of 'Mr. and Mrs. John E. Pepper, " $190xl terian church on Sunday morning next -41r. Jim Jackson, of Toronto Unli- . 2 ,. Stanley, the marriage to take place laouse For Sale --six roomed frame house on will be "Excuses for Procrastination" varsity, who was with the University � ;t`st I ever used." -went to West Point, the . . ZZTRACTS-10c, or 3 for ......25c early in February. Jarvis Street, with hard ana soft water, elec- and in the evening, "The Sin of Pro- team that .. . _<�_ tris lights and furnace, alio a good barn with Crastivation."-Mr. Harry Hinchley, United States Military Academy to . I poundsone were of land under Dunlop -Storey. - The wedding of lights and water. who has been spending several weeks participate in the boxing tournAment . flue Rose, 3 pounds for ........ Me culbivatiom. Apply to Mrs, D. H_ Stewart. J Randolf Du Ruby 3lg9_tf holidays wfth his mother, Mrs. J. D. there on Saturday last, won his bout . G�TTER, EGGS, DRIED APPLES, --t- n- Seaforth, Out. - This is the . . ]FEATHERS, Etc., taken Storey was solemnized at the St. A House For sale. -six -roomed frame house Hinchley, returned to Belleville on in the 165 pound class. drew's Manse, Stratford, by Rev. G. on Jarvis Street, with hard and soft water, Saturday. -Mr. J. W. Free was con- first time Mr. Jackson has, stepped 1.d=mge for Groceries. P. Duncan, on Monday, January 21st. electric bights and furnace, also a good barn fined to his home for several days into such a heavy class, his usual , . The bride- who was unattended, wore with lights and water; one acre of land un- with an attack of lumbago. -Miss weight being 145 pounds. He is a , F, D� 1EUtCM@(D)1M a pretty frock of pinegrove frost der cultivation. Write to Box 157, Seaforth, Helen IMutrie, of Vernon, B.C., who son of.JudgeJ. A. Jackson, of Leth- I Ont. 3186-tf one of the best known atlh- , . crepe with shoes, hose and hat to Optical Notice -Have Your eyes has been the guest of her aunt, Migs bridge, I . match. After a short honeymoon, the Special 0 Bethune, for several weeks, is in To- ]etas IDgmandville ever produced. PHONE PHOR PEGOD 166 young couple will reside in Seaforth. examined by our well known and painstaking I - specialist, Mr. Hughson, with 29 years' ex- ronto this week. -Mr. James Wake, perien.., ig years coming to Seaforth. You of London, spent a few days with - , Egmondville-0-n Thursday, Janu- are assured Of the best optical work to be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart. -Mr. and " 24th, the Fgmondvillie Y. P. S. C E. obtained and at reasonable Prices. Our frames Mrs. Joe Eckart have returned to Notes. -Mr. -Chas. Dexter has treat I C. and mo ntiags are the best make of the best . . f.i spent a very enjoyable evening at the 'kers, and our prices are from $4.00 up. Milton, where 'Mr. Eckert is in charge ed himself to a radio. home of Mx. Alex. Wallace. Again Tuesday and Wednesday, January 29th and of a gas shovel on highway construe- , on Monday there was a joint meeting 30th ; close Wednesday at 4 p.m. Come early. tion,—Miss Marion Watson is visiting MANLEY 1. _Z I . with the Brucefield Society. The eve- Beeatie's Fair, Seaforth. 3158 with Toronto friends. -Mr. and 'Mrs. , I I I , - - I ning was spent in skating at the ____C_ John Hunt, of Erie Beach, who have . No-tes.-Much sympathy was fel 1. I � , ��,Z - I I . Brucefield rink. A few contests and ' Serious Accident,�A despatch to been guests at the home of Mr. and in our burg when it was learned tha - I . games were taken part in at the the daily pamrs from Woodstock, dat- Mrs. J. E. Keating, Mrs. Hunt's bro- Dr. Hall, of Mitchell, had died. M - attending to of Charle church, and after a hot lunch all re- ed January 27th, says: "When their ther, returned to their home on Fri- was atte One . I , i turned home, reporting a splendid car skidded into the ditch about a day. -Mr. Louis Fisher, of Tucker- Klebor's children, and in trying t I time. x, .. mile east of Woodstock this after- smith, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Alex. get through the snow drifts with hi t4= = noon, Alex. Watt, 121 Ontario Street, Stobie.---qMrs. R. S. Hays is visiting car, he got overheated and contract � . . I McKillop Ladies' Aid -The Ladies' Guelph, suffered a fractured hip and with her daughters in Toronto this ed a. cold, which developed into pneu 1� . .-,- - Aid and W.M.S. meeting of Duff's possibly internal injuries, while his week. -Notice has been received from monia, from which he never rallied . I . -_ "I . . .- I neral se "I I .1 I , , , .. - - United Church, was held at the home wife and, daughter, who were in the Rev. Dr. Kannawin, ge cretary He had gained the confidence of th u 11 t �, .,, � , - , - widespread comanunity.-Mr. Thoma .1 A. I..., � - of Mrs. Henry Henderson on Friday, car, escaped with a few cuts and of the Young People's Societies and . �t I I . % ... I - January 25th. A pleasant afternoon bruises. The party were travelling Sunday schools of the Presbyterian Purcell had quite an experience las was spent in sewing, after which re- to Woodstock to -visit friends here and Church, that he will visit First Pres- Saturday on his way home from Iffill ton, when his car Plunged into freshments were served and the usual when the car bit -an ley stretch of ,, I social hour spent. As it was decided road on the highway, 'it is believed - I snowdrift near Beechwood, where h �",`�.. to have two meetings a month during -Mr. Watt lost control of the car and had to leave it and chance a ridi `, MARD TO FIND A GOOD STEAK7 the winter, the i1ext meeting will be it plunged into the ditch. Mr. Watt home Ile had to get a team to to v 4111, " . , ,.: held on Wednesday, Feb. 6th, at the was taken to the hospital while Mrs. his car back to the highway Monda E - 7hen we warrant you have neve r home of Mrs. John Gordon. -e able to E,FECTALO when he returned to Georgetown t , " N Watt and daughter were 't- i. wt ". cml�red oneat this Shop. Our Steaks - ---------- C=;.— to their friends' home here." 1410 resume his work on the gas shovel.- �!, Chops are known the length and Presentation. -Mr. J. ff. Reid, wholand Mrs. Watt are both former well ' The roads that have been bare in 1 2 .. bWgdth of this town, and we suggest is retiring from the active manage- known residents of Tuckersmith, Mrs. &2TO S rfthty Speot@j& great many places are covered wit R., t&at you try some for dinner to -right. ment of the Canada Furniture Com- Watt being a daughter of Mr. J. B. snow and teaming with the sleighs i the. order of the day. , ,, .IM course, our Roasts and other cuts pang, with which he, has been con- Henderson. of Seaforth. -n �, - _;, I m -b, mighty fine also. nected for 43 years.. having been sup- .---.---.C--- —_ — 1_11, ' -The Jaiiii-John GiRbe,Irt TUCKERSMETH D, erintendent for the past 13 years, was United Church W. M. S.- , Monday night presented by three of pr,v- meeting of the W.M.S. of the I 11,11,11 Sao. Cameran . i.. .,� I the oldest employees with a handsome Un*ited Church, which on account of " TOLSTOI'S Notes. -Mr. Robert Gemmell an .,., club bag and fountain pen from the the flu opidemic had been postponed ilk ' Douglas, of Thamesville, spent th "I I , ., week ,erid with Mr. and Mrs. J. D ;. YOUR BUTCHER factory employees, in recognition of i'or a couple of weeks, was held on his long and efficient services. The Thursday, January 94th, with about Gemmell. -Miss Laura Taylor, o - I , .,.; . . . M911N STREET PHONE 58 address was read by J. S. Smith and 70 members pres,,:;t. The business VM E Winthrop, spent Sunday with he . (�o mother. ;'Miss Hackney, of Thome the nresentation made by Messrs. Jas. ,,)�Irt of the meeting was conducted by .1 Brown and W. Williams. Mr. Reid the President, Mrs. Lane. A most � N 1;��X Road, visited her sister, Mrs. G. Bell made a suitable reply and thanked the Vratifying report given by the treas- cosa((toackO who is recovering from her recent ill ., . � 1, -Mes . I employees for their interest. urer, Mrs. Hutchison, brought glad- ness. ssrs. J. Doig and Willis n - , , .., — ness to the hearts of the niernbers I', , with Taylor are cutting wood for Mr. R I "I RENEE ADOREE Doig. -Master Bill Hodgert, who ha ..", . WATSON & REED Carnochan-Biggs—The marriage of vviien she announced that the alloca- ERNEST TORRANCE the misfortune to fall off his slei - Mareta M. Biggs, nurse of Eloise Hos- Lion of $8,50 had been reached. Mrs. 91 1. SF.AFORTH, ONT. pital, Eloise, Michigan, daughter of J. McIntosh read a paper on Christian while playing a week ago and brea, I . and a troop of genuine Cossacks - collar bone, is almost well again ..... - -netting was then brought from Europe to stage the hi ��' Ai. and Mrs. S. 11. Evans, Galatia, Stewardship. The i ... .. I AGENTS -Mrs. John McLaughlan is able t , d - :. OMN3RAL INSURANCE Illinois, to Gordon S. Carnochan, givcn over to Circle No. 1, S Mrs. sensational riding scenes. be around after her recent illness.- � a$jpresenting only the best Can- formerly of Seaforth, Ont., was Porteous occupying the chair. Scrip- R,abbit hunting is the order of th 1, ofimm, British a n d American solemnized January 29th at 10 a.m. ture lesson was read by Mrs. Har- The -tars of The Big Parade," I:. I . I at Woodward Avenue Baptist Church, burn, followed by prayer by Mrs. S. plus Ernest Torrance, plus a Cossack day. .1 11 Companies. Death of ,Miss Maud Grummett.- � 4Z kinds of insurance effeeted Detroit, -Michigan. The Rev. John ,Johnston. Mrs. Frost read the devo- Regiment (of whom it is said "Cos - A;' c4 the lowest rates, including- We'�ington Hoag officiated. The bride tions] leaflet. A questionnaire on the sack feats of horsemanship begin Many will regret to learn of the deat ". I _. wore a two piece gown of 'rose silk third annual report of the W. M. S., where the American cowboy leaves of Miss Maud Grummett, which too 11 . I I ... " i,, -;,S - 1. &29Y, LIFE, ACCIDENT, AUTO- erEpe and hat to match. Th,c,y were tak n by several of the members of off), plus a cast of hundreds of sup- place in Hensall hospital on Sunda ,4 , ' ng promin- ,. . , . MBILE, TORNADO AND PLATE unattended. The happy couple are t he Circle, proved very instr porting players of varying . afterno,on, January 27th, where sh .. I , i 1. instructive. . . . �% rad been suffering from plieumom I ,. GLASS RISKS ' spending a few weeks with the Miss S. Govenlock delighted all with ence, plus the famous novel by Count "I I I I groom's mother, Mrs. Robert Carno- her rendering of the third chapter Of. Leo Tolstoi. the last two weeks. She was th .". , -Also- chan. S. Main Street, Seaforth. Up- the study book. Two interesting items A stupendous spectacle 9prniging daughter of the late William and Mr on their return they will reside at on the programme were a piano selec- to life th(� stirring epic of the Rus- Grummett, of the 7th concession. Th 4, I �L ESTATE and LOAN AGENTS Elloise, Michigan. tion given by Miss Evelyn Hdrb -n, sian Steppes, funeral was held from Hensall o �. ur 11 !. I I 7rompt attention paid to placing ----<>-- and a solo, "Face to Face," by Mrs. Wild! Barbaric! Untamed! Fascin- Tuesday to Maitland,bank Cemeterl services being conducted by Rev. M :z�qka and adjusting of claims. Gift To Goderich Hospital. -A des- A. MeGavin. The meeting closed ating! With Magnetic John Gilbert V - . � I i Mhslness established 50 years, patch from Goderich to the Mail and with thd Mizpah benediction. as Lukasbke the young Cossack hero. McDonald. The pallbearers were he , . Empire on Saturday last said: "A - t�_ two brothers, P. and W. Grummet , . ..". guaranteeing good service. 1i gift of $10,00() has been added to the Annual Meeting. -The annual meet- NOW PLAYENG John 'McNaughton, Oliver and Cha 8g mils for Singer Sewing MacD ne list of donations which the Alexandria ing of North Side United Church was McKay and Wilson Wright. Died In Colorado. -The followin . Company. and . Marine Hospital has re- held on Monday evening, January Note -First Saturday evening show from the Delta, Colorado, Tribun I . I 11 OFFICE PHONE, 33W ceived through the generosity of Miss 25th, when the congregation gather- 7.30 p.m.. on account of extra le.'.,-;th. will be read with regret by many of , Louise M. Trainer, of Chazy, New cd in large numbers to the annual Come Early. MESIDENCE PHONE, 33 .D friends in this township, as the wido , York, formerly a resident of this meeting of the church. The rotor, Admission 15 and 25 cents. . ?,!t town. The latest gift is to be used Rev. W. P. Lane, B.A., conducted . of the deceased was a well know -.�-., I in the treatment of indigent patients the devotional exercises and was ap- former resident being before her mai . ,". 4. --- riage Miss Eva Landsborough, dau I only. Previous donations from the pointed to preside over the business 4� ,�, - I ter of the late James Landsboroug �11 ,. I same giver have taken various &rnig of the evening. Representatives of PiRD E N 0 -E ou S of Tuck,ersmith: 'Tfiends of Geor ,, 1. 4'. , 1. Cg, 0 <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> <> * a beautiful gra-ndfath,eir clock being the various church organizations gave ::,� fi received last year in memory of the their -respective reports, all of which — H. Henderson of Hotchkiss, we 11 .1 -V . , late 'Mrs. W. T. Rays.,, Mrs. Rays were very gratifying. The total sum ___ - shocked when they learned of hi Q, ,", I fg� 2* r10 EICUMM (a &M '0 was the mother of Col. R. S. Hays, of raised for local purposes by the board . sudden death Tuesday, after be wa . I stricken by illness while walkin .. -, t9_5 Faneral Director and * Seaforth. and organizations amounts to $5,633. 11.. 11 _�:. -CC— The sum of $2,500 has been remitted along the road from Hotchkiss t( - iiw ucensed Embalmer. <> F 0 T 5 & fiskdnsm MM 0 6-- n . ward his home, not far from towi " � 1, R�l 0 Young Peoples Society of North to the church treasurer at Toronto, ,� . . . . . , . � 0 M 9 Mr. Henderson had ridden. to Hotel , , V.., Fe Vinest Motor and Horse- <> Side United Church.- as the ,congre gati on's contribution t i &07 5 kiss from his ranch; then started t .M.." , '.. M� drawn equipment. Beattie ,0 A friendly word, a friendly gdance the Missionary and Maintenance WmkA sum 5 I - 02k Mock, Main Street, opposite ,0� A friendly deed, a friendly gift ' Fund. The Women's 'Missionary So- walk home, saying be was not feelin - ., 14 well. Apparently he was taken ve � - �9, The Expositor Office. S. T o And even the sorriest heart will dance ciety and affiliated organizations have : C;-�� I T. ill on the way and Bat down to taco l - +&1:1 � ,,, : . N� Holmes, residence, Goderich 0 And the weariest eyes uplift. sent on to the Presbyterial Treasurer . Cod ami coh er before continuing his walk. Ho '.1 :1 ;11 &Teet West; Chas. Holmes' -0 John Jarvis Holden. tht sum of $906. Benevolent causes loii,g he remained there cc , extent of $120. ALBERTA COAL IN STOCK . " lesidenee, North Main Street. <> Friendliness was the very essence were supported to the " ,_ i not be determined, but about 4 O'clac ", . 'n."'." , iii . Flowers furnished on short <> of the skating party that the' young The Ladiles� Aid, paid out during the "I , �,� , , people of Northside United' Church year for various purposes, the sum of Coke, Nat and Stove size. some 7ieigbbors passed and found Ill ;;.I:,,;` 0 � motice. All kinds of up- <> The total raised ,by the con- unconscious by the. roadside.' The r . I .. L 0 Watering neatly done. ,0, held on Tuesday evening. Those who $980• took him in their car to a physieits � I , ®members enjoyed it. The absent gregation for all purposes amounts D. L. & W. SCRANTON COAL �,� M Phones: 119 or 808 in Hotchkiss, but death occurred ju "�,'. - members missed one of the most sue- to $9,126. Hearty votes of thanks All sizes. , ,,, . as the doctor reached him. Mr, He , i, ;9_ * cessful skating parties we have had in were tendered to the various officials I derson had been unable to go abot I . - , �11 , I 'I'll ,,,,, years. Meeting at the church at 7.30 and church workers for services ren- ,.'�I, J(C)hn J.'.SeRaLte 6 ''. , ". I , .. - , I , .. , I 0 & �� '' I the Young People were driven to &e dered, a special vote of appreciation , ff at &11 until recently, and was not yi * �,kl� . � recovered from terriffiN burns he. r4 ,kl� ,kl� ,kl� ,kl� ,,kl� , � � � ,�� , �T,,.,d �, pond, where, thanks to some of our and confidence being extended to the . %g,V1&:y, ,� <,��Zz__- - , I ceived a year ago last fall, when h "I . - "', " . men, there appeared a splendid sheet pastor and his family. Another S?,AFORTE1 . I � "I I was burning brush on his ranch. -, �,,_�.' of ice for them. For those who did pleasing ifeature of the evening was . -J�". � Phone: 86J and 86W. that time he was so severely burm 11�;Iio'11, ;.� . . I not skate, the Social Committee in the re of a purse of money " charge had arranged for a-musement to Dr. F. Harburn, as a small recogni- I __ that he was sent to a hospital i -1 - , 1, , - Denver, where he remained until Im .; . I I - ��, 4 � by having many interesting games in tion of his faithful and efficient ser - _i, - A-111", . . the Sunday School room. With spaA- vices as ,envelope steward for a per- I spri(ng. During ,his confinement I ... - ;, ., ,,, the hospital it was necessary to gra I'll, .1, lfl;"�'.�.� ' ling eyes and rosy cheeks our young t , skin in order to save his I an ,.,, �,'N�s �:, , skaters returned to the �Jj�;;h at 10 for a period of seven years. A resp- I 1, ,,�; - . . . ��.4�,�;'��:, '' 6611aleq skep , Q11 -?.t'" ,.!;. I . .. ... . o'clock to a lunch of hot Welners, rolls lotion was passed to be forwarded to there were still places on Ill hod 1. , :11 1 710 which had not healed. Kr, 21andoi ,11�,;, I * and coffee. 'Muds credit id due to Mrs, Ottawa with similar resolutions from 1, HW ," ,� .= & 9. Chapman. conrem,or of the social - son had been a resident of Delta cow r ,'�' other bodies in the Dominion, peti ty for m6rre than tvvouty-five ymr committas, io; the, suoe*sz of the tiont-tig the � Government to eeeet leg- , Will baReMoVed a ending all that time In an;& Q166 eve2dug. islation making it unlavful fax any - I -He vm S vmor,ar of M Tk�kv,"� �e,en D&t_*_krCn ____�_ . one to got customs alearavv§ Papers 1 Rotehkiw. . I for the, ca of intomeating Mrom John Strest sonic bodies and $h® fuz alzaMot , ,,, , Is and Sebool Agcaj-aftm.->,a: UqUOTS tA N ultag ftAeg, contrary � ` _� - t' ' !'� ', M-,�,-'P, �------ &T 96Wt aftil Moot AstorAatioa lield W3 J 'I held yeater&r aftbrno(m at, tho 0al, .Xt _t " �' . j, IN I ft. !��_. , 1, I 11�"� to th's laws cl that eountvy. 'riata, t(z P,�, - 11 I , , . , �3 '. fist church, in notchkitt, vevo M "N' , ft*&6M*Mt1d_4- films =0UMV mea 4w" 0a the x6v , . tiom 9&o 01prosoed Itself isms , dU6te1& 'by the Bl -UG t.Odg4��, #71ths'n igno _n , 7-�-,! , , I r+ ori on A 2,% zlm;= at se co'11?,aT=a` I , escort of luta Tezplzr. The J , . 1 11 I ' le "'.. - .. ba -2 adrill 0121t e9lild, 4109ing (Of the , Chss;hlutt, 6 fA,b X,athcglat 6W4 PUM10 cehodl. W� War; a op2miza !V ,,,�T�AN� , ple"o a bussimealp In'tha tov'ra 071 sat - I -11--�A�,ow' "no Adopt,tA 'by , 1 , I L il: 1� �111 I I ,, C. 1 B, nu b'011.'shop & ahor I 11,...", .11 '. , , � . , .1 1, ftbat Iftw6oting a , - I ." , C" i - Nr4 aeuddraoa ol .�� , I � 1 -015 12 urdoe might wullld be a Banat to the I I Z40% um �qne % !!,,�.".1 " I i6,%ih6d,ft% 2b�q, V. LCI�40 5� 1, Improotivo; b* �- �� 1*21., 10% , de- IngtracAva a& ftm,munity 0 x _: � . I ' '� I , I I 'jt� "I"WoOd. ?0= g�,%t,d wja� tdd doblell S1114 Co- 1 PIIO14B 120 I ": OSAV3 6222 'his VW6 Alai mb 04A, 2, 'jL'�J I IV&""'-' ,,., ,611 1, L'- , A '."�, ,F- "I'.; i�l� ,: ,rho L4_41,dhe; , I " ! I � I . .%21 1 IWO' - dl , �i�4� ,� , " I " , . I � ,�,,J" . , I A, . I 0 &V�4 Q6 topfa.& i @ ; D 11 . . ,O a -wholo. 71he official 11, , I . V ,; -,,,,,�,��,�,.,;!,,; 1 2,111 a P iooe# "it 1 . 1 " I I � 4' � I . , I . M. T�611W r 11 ) I . =0 V. "I 9i MOT, potat 6041es wd i �t' N9 t'-w1w ZINN ,�' " ,*' It, , , N - * ,,, 11 " . . " , , -,, 11111NIA1. _ Ku", I.;, Ni , 41 ,, "*VT., .,UK *+ ,, w 4VA-,m'�A�.,+O�_ A A_ AX,4 -1 R, ��64"�-.W� : tv� i "o , � ,,, '*6� F � I . . I . . , I . . . . � .. * .,Fabruary � I HAPITOOT '' "" 0 "' '�4 . ti,, Deline- M;` , I Eos�oq � . .. �� 1% I - I R. . . , I , -or Dow I , 1. U I . " A I . , � . �., , , $1 to 1.95 % . � , . ... . I on'"10. 4 , . I � I - I , C .... �, , ".....'., ., . \ I � I I\- . De Ence ffikes OMPAR C6211i � U Ex- -.1 L.- - , . 0°h`t'S ReW e3t Sty get%' �., � A nn @,RR the waimted shadeq. T �Fuir tHmmed snd manal"ah ftiklred Coate. ,kRR g1restly A . .Teduced k pirR'Ce.fi I I - ReMaThMe 9EVOMIS im OMY I i h D . . DTOSS, NpEftent 0 I � E J � I , t � I.14-1 S speda� pirkes an ME I.; ,,, 1�1 . S I 91 . . .- I - - direme. IFRNAL ireduced 1. I `� 11 . �'.. E a .. p1races fair end of aelsolm ; I �, i C:Z1 0 --el CkwEnce. I I .. I 1 - 11 �. � �, 1, , 1 , . -, 1; " "I I I — a On) I New PT,nt �. �. � , - Ring-A-Rosey, Durotex and Cottage, at th® i - .,� new lower prices. L wide irange of patterns �'. and colors for dresses, aprons, children's wear , etc. Absolutely fast colors of course. . t t , 0 . (M LMeMD S I 0 I s - ch New Towels, Towelling, Table Lin -Ds, ]Lunch I i Cloths, etc. Many Specials in this department e ��, s 'i I t , - - V N V.. 0, Moat vll� a , e ' 1, , SEAFORTIBI - - - ONTARM � i I ._v - � �,' :- YI _;` ... _��4 , .. ...... �., . , . - _ .1, 11� I � --,-111' iF�1� .1 a .1 h S I � 15 7 Lil R 2D 71"I , .. I I . Wheire QuaRfty Counts 7v R ,I, , d ' e ' . I 5 string Broom ' G4 French_ Drip Coffee regular 75c, for ...... C per pound ........... 75C , 1:1 I f r :1. , 5 string Broom 54C Seeded Raisins regular 65c, for ...... 2 packages ...... 22c ... , ,,; I G I ;. . I :1� Crosse & .Blackwell 28C Sulphur and Salts Orange Marmalade, jar 6 pounds ............. 2,5 r, "' . I . � Cocoa 2 a Clothespins � finest quality ........ C 3 dozen ............. 06 . I �� Czsh Bargaino �. ,:� �" k . 0 J Flannelette, 3,6 inches wide, heavy quality, plain and colo red- I � � 08C I ........ t' . � 'I % New Spring Prints, assorted,colors, 31 inches wide, ' ! regular 29c, for .................. ................... 25c , 4. ."I - P Circular Pillow Cotton, 42 niches wide, regular 48c I per yard k3c " ^, 11. h k ...................... ................. ....... Black and White Shirting, heavy'weight, regular 30C , 7 yards ........................ ............ * ...... P.86 . , ,� , Y a Cotton Broadcloth, 36 inches wide, assorted colors � I 25r, regular 35c, for ....................................... '] - , �] .1 " e S. ,M,en�s Heavy Rubbers, heavy laced, rubber with red sole . � regular $3.25, for .................................. $250 -.1 t '1 e ii '! Heavy Laced, white sole, regular $3.75 I . for ........................ ....................... mm 'I I i . I I ri r ' ; CREAM WANTBD-Bring your next can here and obtain highest q prices and prompt returns. Eggs bought . for trade or cash. Clean, -1 fresh ., F� f"! il. I S. " eggs bring you better grades. 5 I g . 11:�, flugHT. BeR7, gmdid I f t C, �1 d � Phone: 23-142, Seaforth. Phone: 23-618, Clinton. I I w , . I . - -`v" -,w,,-+,_- � ,! ,�"...&�.-4,*.V,.�.,�,�,��4,'o�,�,',�,**,��,�F, I I .. - h, s � (,,,.,,,t ,5JI,I (of Wall �� S 9 - 1, Ir rn PaPeA 0 - 0 9 Glrgveo, W&H papeir stolre, ssafwth 7 , -, w Papero suitable for Kitchens, Dining'Rooms, .. ;;;;; �1� .� Living Rooms, Bedrooms, Mc. r m I These papers are all put up in bundles containing I I 'il at i from 8 to 14 rolls of side wall with enough border , �1 � t v- for s room. Priced at per (m a(C , . 4, BUNDLE........ Y, as 12.95 , �1 I , . . . ..... 4 - "I A A A number of remnants containing four'to six rolls . I n suitable for pantries and clothes '5C ft. BUNDLE— 7, 5C � . I t closets, priced per n it d .y I . - Lots.of odd lines for covering shelves to DOUBLE ROLL 5c Y. 1� , clear at per ............ I - - 0 I . — 1 These goods will be on display in our window. So or" meaeure your roo= end get here early while the I I 08100ilon ic good. V. I f. . . I . . � I � , - ,I e shm' SAArday-lonfos, F 65=7 2mi ' , op I 6V , , SegigrA' roh"Ve �v�o, 90 5t gm -J11'11 - G " W 11 P 1 er ' .1. t, I .. , , ,& � - I I . "I �, 'N - - 11 I . . I URS"am-bAWA U�uu 00 ular, ��_ I I I I . .. I 11 . I . . . J 'd , ""p, �� "', -Z?U'-��4:"Q � �'. I - . I 1 � I 1. I 1, . I " �. I �'. ,�, . I 2..� .:1 �- �, � I I .. , . I I I. I p � I , I I, , � . . � . I I- , !,!�J!!�,�� ,I!. 10 4 . I � I k. at, V , 4 a