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Voters' List.
When the people of Canadia go the
polls at the next Federal election, wheth•
er it be June. August or in t931. they will
go on a brand new voters' list -one espec-
ially compiled for the occasion.
immediately the word comes from Ott-
awa the returning officer will appoint en-
ume,a'ors for each subdivision, who will
b, sworn to make a house•to-house canvas
and to list all those residing in their di
▪ vision entitled to vote.
Upon the completion of the cmvass the
returning officer will sit for four days,
when persons missed by the enumerators
may register. Then an alphabetic list
will be prepared, and any who have still
failed to be recorded as entitled to vote
may appeal to the senior county judge in
an effort to be included among those who
niay vote at the ensuing Federal election
Thirty-five days before the poll is taken
the list must be completed, and 18 day
before the poll it must be printed and 20
copies furnished to the candidates in the
e onstituency for which the list is compiled
Mrs. J. Henry Hoover has retured iron
an extended visit with her daughter. Mrs
N. Wightman, at Timmins. Ont,
The care when cultivating in spring not
to spoil a good job of plowing. If you use
a toothed implement in working the sol
you are almost sure to brag the stubble
up and make more work for yourself in
picking. The best method usually is t
roll the soil before working it, then use a
disc, and if necessary, a packer to pulver
ize it. then sow with a disc drill.
Underdrainage of much of Ontario's
farm land is recognized as necessary
if profitable returns are to be secured. Un
derdraieage lowers the water level of soils
removes surplus water, lenghens the period
fur crop growing, makes cultivation easier
and increases the efficiency of the soil.
Tile drainage increases yields in both we
and dry seasons. Well drained soils re-
sult in lower casts of production.
Owing to public demand plans are un-
der way for a more strict enforcement of
the Weed Act this year. Farmers will be
well advised to avoid inconvenience at or
near harvest time by planning now to con
trot weeds. Seed should he carefully clear
tied. Weed polluted fields should nit be
seeded without proper preparation even i
this requires late ,owing of a special crop
Weed inspectors have an opportunity to
do their most helpful and pleasant wort'
between now and planting time.
Registration of real estate brokers and
salesmen in a similar manner to that o
stuck brakers and salesmen is provided
for in a bill introduced in the Legislature
by Premier Ferguson. IIe explained that
the restrictions were similar in character
to those imposed on brokerage salesmen.
The bill states that no one shall deal in
real estate unless he is registered. Thi
also applies to salesmen or any person
directly connected with the business, ex
cept banks, assignees, custodians, etc.
At this time of year there are usually
some agents offering new varieties o
grain and other crops at fancy prices. Es
travagant claims are made for these which
are alleged to offset the price and leave a
very favorable balance. If farmers can
procure more suitable sorts than they are
now using they should do so, by all means
but why not permit the government farm
1u do the experimenting. Trained exper
imenters an these stations are testing hun
dreds of varieties every year and no farm
er is justified in paying a high price fo
"something" until he learns how these
kinds have produced in comparison with
others on government farms.
FIFE QUINN-The marriage tool
place at Dunn Avenue Presbyterian chur-
ch, Toronto. on Saturday afternoon last
of Mrs. Helen Caldwell Quinn and Mr.
Hawley B. Fife. of Toronto, the ceremony
being performedby key. F G. Vesey.
The bride. who is well known here and at
Londesboro, her former home, was mar-
ried in her travelling suit of navy blue,
with beige fox fur and hat. shoes ang glov
es to match. She carried a bridal bou-
quet of Sunset roses and lily of the valley
The couple were unattended and the cer-
emony was witnessed by immediate friend.
only. After the ceremony the wedding
party drove to the Royal York hotel.
where they had dinner and later Mr, and
Mrs. Fife left cn a trip to New York.
They will reside in Toronto,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute was held in Memorial
Hall, on Thursday, April 3, with the pres-
ident, Mrs. R. Richmond, in ahe chair,
The meeting was opened by singing the
Ude and repeating the Lord's prayer in
unison. During the business part of the
meeting it was decided to have a Scotch
and Irish contest on Friday, May 9th.
Captains chosen were, for the Scotch Miss
M. Pate, for the Irish. Mrs, Richmond
Those taking part are to choose their own
costume, as points for costume would not
he considered. The admission will be 2f
and fbets. An interesting program was
then given, -Topic, "Letting 'Yourself
Go" was given by Mrs. Wm. Craig, this
was followed by a reading on "Ontario
Laws for Women's Institutes" by Mrs.
Fawcett, then Isobel) Cuming sang very
s veetly "I Want to Buy a Little Bit of
Love." accompanied on the piano by Miss
Louie Herrington, foilowed by readings
by Miss Mary Pate "Day is Done" and
"Tire Auction Sale" by Mrs. Colclough
The meeting was closed by singing the
National Anthem.
A NEW SHIPMENT OF SPRING COATS 8c DRESSES
Showing the very newest styles. You will like them. They are
exclusive. Different and only just arrived. If you are hard to
fit let us take your measure and have one made special. Our
prices are very reasonable.
NEW SPRING CURTAINS AND CURTAIN NETS
No matter what price you want to pay you will find a wide assortment from
which to choose, We are showing excellent values at per yard.
Bassa s 25c., 35c., 50c., 75c., $1.00
WHOOPEE
SLICKERS.
Quite new and exceedingly
smart and chic are these la-
dies flowered raincoats.
Ideal for spring weather.
They come in all sizes and
a variety of colours at very
reasonable prices.
SPRING
OVERCOATS
Men and young men! now is
the time to buy your Spring
Coat for Easter. Come
early while the assortment
is good.
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COME IN AND LOOK AROUND. YOU ARE WELCOME
All sizes in Con-
goleum and Lin-
oleum rugs on
hand at lowest
possible prices.
Also Linoleum
by the yard.
THE s'roRE TIIA'r SETS THE PACE.
ZA EET!R
"Service .vith a Smile."
BLYTH, ONT.
20 per cent. off
all Rubbers and
Rubber Boots for
one week only
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and have wagon
call for a loaf of
our Delicious
Br e a d, B u n 8,
Cakes, Pastries.
A choice assort-
ment of
Confectionery,
Ice Cream and
Bricks Always
On Hand
FRUIT CAKE
and
WEDDING
CAKES
Made to Order
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BLYTH. - ONTARIO
Londt,.4orr.
Bear in mind the annual pie social on
Friday night of this week.
Messrs, C. Watson and N. Lear have
!eased Mr. Bert Nott's farm.
Mrs. B. Tyerman, of Seaforth, who has
been at the home of Mr. Jas. Fairservice
for the past week, has returned home.
Mr. Jas. Fairservice, who has been ser
iously ill with pneumonia, is improving
nicely, which his many friends wilt be glad
to hear.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brunsdon and fam-
ily, of Yorkton, Sask.. are visiting with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Brunsdon.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Institute met in the Community Hall, on
Wednesday with an attendance of eighty.
After the regular business routine was con
ducted the girls took charge of the pro-
gram. it being young girls' day. There
were instrumentals, songs, duets. readings
etc. but special mention must be made of
a short play, "A Trio 'of April Fools"
which was very amusing and convulsed
the audience with laughter. Much credit
goes to the girls for their splendid enter-
tainment. At the close a lovely supper
was served by the young ladies, which was
enjoyed by all.
With the amalgamation of tit two
Belleville newspapers there is not a small
city 1n Ontario in which more than ono
newspaper exists. Toronto, Hamilton,'
London and Ottawa are now the only cit.
ies in the province having more than one
newspaper.
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SPRING
SHOES
4, • Some of our new spring shoes are
• here. We show all the newest
styles each season and the
styles this year are
very natty.
Clothing
4. Leave your order for your new
spring suit in good time for
Easter. Hobberlin and
Taylor's Suitings
are here. We guarantee
-� a perfect fit.
JAS. DODDS
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The undersigned desire to advise the
public that they have taken the agency for
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO
and have on hand a complete line of farm
implements, also a full line of repairs.
Our garage is equipped with the prop-
er facilities t:o turn out work of the best
order with dispatch.
Gasoline, Oils and Auto Repairs on
Hand.
Hamilton & Dougherty
Blyth, Ont.
Word received from Mr. Frank Bennett
who has been in the emytoy of a baking
establishment at Regina, Sask., for the
past couple of years, will return to On-
tario where he will take employment with
Canadian Bakers.
The Gradin.
ALP --In the Civic Hospital, Ottawa, on
Thursday, April 3rd, to Rev. W, R. and
Mrs. Alp, a daughter,
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SPRING IS HERE
Ritchie No-runsMen's Fancy Sox
Silk VestsSpecial purchase of
* Satin stripe best qual 65c to $1.00. On sale
ity $1.75 at 49c
' Men's Work Sox
' 5 pairs for 85c. 4
5 pairs for_ ..._._._ 1.00 4
3 pails for. 1.00 4
Meri-
no Underwear
in best luallitty, each 3
.00
OShirts uting
Fast ln
Colours.
Gordon's Manhattan
Shirts_ Special $2.
William's Work
Boots
Best for Wear at
$2.95 to $5.00
Try a pair
Ritchie's No -run
Silk Bloomers
Satin stripe great val
ues.....--.. _ $2.00
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4 Moodies Vests in
Silks
* $1.00, 1.25 1. -
* 50, 1.65, 1.75
�,� • Moodie's Bloom-
ers in Silks
* latest shades and ex-
* cellent goods,
• Circle -Bar Hos-
c iery Always lead
* Two large shipments
* recently received, py
• I'amid, square, frnch
* and ordinary heels at
* 75c., $1.00, 1.-
• 25, 1.39, 1.50,
$1.95
* puritan Maid
* Silk Hosiery
* Gordon, MacKay's
Specials at
* 75c., 85c, $1.00
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• POPLESTON.E STORE
• MCKINNON'S OLD STAND
Jean Gordon
Floral Chintz
Smocks at 2.50 Fancy Biscuits
Best value. Reg 30 &
"Whoopee" : 35c. mixed ...... ._...25 c
Pyjamas
Striped Broadcloth at Wellington Lard
$1.25
Men's Fancy
Sweaters.
Perfection Knit
$3.75
Men's Spring
Caps
Beau tiful colors in
lights
$1.25. $1.50,
$1.75.
Print Frocks,
Special 89c
Tub Fast Prints
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Long Sleeved
Dresses
Large and extra large
sizes $.98
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+ Malted Graham Wafers, pkg 1.Oc 4-
• 2 Cans Sliced Pineapple 35c
• 2 Cans Campbell's T'm'to Soup 25c
Orange Marmalade, (a bargain) 20c
• Figs 2 lbs 25c
Nu -Jell All Flavors
+ Head Lettuce
Seedless Grape -Fruit.
Ice Cream Bricks
GOODS DELIVERED
W. JAS. SIMS
BLYTH, ONT, 'PHONE 14
MAKES A BAREROOMHO1t1ELIK
That's what one of
handsome, cheer-
ful colored rugs
will do in your
home. Many new
designs to select
from in .Wiltons,
Axminsters, Brus-
sels, and Tapestry
Squares, in a pleas-
ing array of new
est patterns and prices are surprisingly low.
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