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ti 01,'21.' 22 - 23 24 25 20 27 N I Irlk flii ir,(.)Idierrolatives,fromr,rance; Mrs. -Dyson
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, * -)8- '20 10 31 . . `41, ; I . - -ith tile I Morton; Mrs. C. Sitioddart, in taupe geo
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I I I I tbrougho . Lit tile lloaqe \\ 6r Nf I 1 i-tte, heavily beaded, and bem of black elthe
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.- 0. i hollic You Can pumhase 1, lingtoll,mrs.F.L. Chestnut; Mrs Hill.
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. , 1-1 I __ __-_ , your ffiltwave herefroill ,011ten Stock 'ittillt .. I yer. Kenilworth, beaded black atin,
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I I - - - - D - D. McKenzie, M. R 6ays be would , be tissured that you I '01 _I Clarke, Fergus; Mrs. H. F ,
. I I 1. I i ' ' 7live cents in the United States . .il . , ", Mmrss: -
-. ; no. spend , I * articles of real intrintAc V,'4UC 1410willi", it k W. J. McCort; Miss Ddc Onr,t,;
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. . I qchange is Against us, and The . . . ... :: Elmer Lake, Oshawa, Mrs. Penn; Miss A
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, .. I 1. I" Toronto TalegrAin wants to know what .1 ep, gmanship Of tile hil f
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k,.. ' Colnilig Into His Own "I examine and perscribe for I . . eedham,' Mrs. Harold Curry, Win
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. . , vith the 'atten- 0. Johnston. Pertb, smart suit of heather
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.. I I I I , agriculture is receiving on all - I R. A. McKAY .'. 11. * mixture tweed, and small velvet toque;
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. tion thdi 0 V I Mrs, Alex. Mills, Mrs. Cockburn, Well"
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. I ' -result cannot but be the creation of a'! , ptician .. I Mrs. Dingman, black satin, touch of blue .(J
. . I , , -vastly different cutlook for agricul.ture as i I .
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I I I I I I .,. , tb!rdsult, with tile more than re I mote p,)s I . and jet; . Mrs, Wallin, Meaford, black lit
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.7', . It . Iiiolllq'tlirii this important Canadian in I 11 0 satinand brocade trimmed with fringe; Ne
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I I I I ": 4uj . t the plane it is a .1 . . . . . F, Mrs. W. A. Samson, Mrs. J. N. Warren, sp
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I I .V ; oili,' whqher social' or otherwise, and I I 14, It .-; - - 1' l - beaded taupe satin, smart -hat; Miss cc
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I look to see the day when the, same can I . 1- I ., ., .
I . ! ?. t _.! _i Q t.-.r Ill ,L30SSIBLy you are saving money
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, 11 :. .: , .q urse,,t late will have to be ebang - i ' 1 to"; -,t 3 er, Mr. and Mrs. J. A C. Cameron, Mrs,
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I . . I , : .1, ke" ti abi lut6ly impossible ,to gain " ,k.g,- :, -.,;-, V, . .il Take stock of ur s4vings possibilit. I
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. .1 * say .the . fact i.. 11 7; 1.'1.,(;__ tA I . .. .1 , Miss MacPherson, Miss Tooms of Pete . st
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I - .0 . -0 I stead of being lost 'sight of in uther boro. blue crepe de chine and taupe hat; I in
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. I -1 st u*dies tfie question there is no disputing WINGHAM BRANC - P Smith, Manager -
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I I . I . .. I .1 I... . . . I I . , , , *1 ,the facti either, that the'farmer is entitled . 1 - I I I . hat; ,rs. G. S, Henry, black and gold P
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I I . . I _ - . these ektriordmary times, it ii long over- I . . . hat and rose plume; Mrs A,,,E.: Donovan s
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I I I I .. I . t-,. . due.- Guelph Herald- . . - - _____ - - black, with handsome scarf of white silk I t
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. - _. . MWANW3 - - G1 Wl- lace; Lady Kemp Mrs. A. H. C Proctor
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. . . .1, . . . Ila fur%, Mrs. P. Meley, French 11
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11.1 " . I . Choose - The - BE^OT - Ferm W U I- Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Gregory, I I
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. . . . ..- C , investi,gate fir,%t,the quM- . : , , - .:e ... I.' ,.:. .t , Ill - Charlton, Mrs. BicKnell, ,,Ili
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.1 . 4......'.. i,41'mada,"s bcW, as wellis I could see it". ity, For it is quality,', not ;14A_---1 - -',' .,.- A. I.., , J N
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11 I I - 1; . I . gets '. 1. i.. " B. Dalto,j, Kingston; Mrs, Horrocks$ cc
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I I .. suits. Tile time 'to . ask ' " "'. 1(11'1t -1j`1"VW-_,, 1v Mr,,and Mrs, Herbert Hodgins, Mrs, W. n -
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X", :., '-vill-elt 1:110N. ovalled "lloille" '4110 foil
t i ,. ..ic-i'llotlier dying of vionsilliIIA1011.
The holow waR in it filthy V
dition. f4ollml garinents. 1111wR81
1121'4hes,' and tood. lay about, Pveft
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lanve could lip mitninkoned.
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g1l. Williank Gage, 14illparlina, eivIr
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tilizer is the best that money can buy. . I , Price, Mr. Hurdman Ottawa; Mrs. R, Ou
t 1. . . . I A. Pyne, Mrs, Follett, Mrs. J. D. Laid- of
a its qualities are the result of knowledge. -not guess work. it contains law, Mrs. -McCarter, Mrs. P. Taylor, It
I Ddiss Lawlor, Miss Gertrude Lawlor Mr. ru
Nitrogen or Ammonial Phosphb ric Acid and Potash. The Ammonia, , I
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e which is the plant grower is derived from materials which dissolve in, Queen, Mr ' s. Roadhouse, Mrs Hiram
I I in the soil -water in proper 6rder as the season progresses. This results Calvin, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Chown, ,E
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01 in. a crop that is not only larger, but better in quality -and strongbr. I Brig -Gen. A. E, Ross, whom oli friends
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e 15vr,; \!i "Fertilizer Results by satisfipa`u'llilrs, , I Senora S. A. de Tamalyo, the latter wear- fr
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86 Why do we wait till hands are laid
in I Close -folded, pulseless, ore we place
I Within thern roses, sweet and rare,
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slip Orsopm6y "Dort Quality
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dis 11 . I I . _It!mt!_& ,! _ To give them All.the love that's ours,
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is- The Gray Dort bat carnea tile g6ud.,%0I of its owners thtnugh And lay abov tbern fragrant llowers?
Vol . its own good pel.,fotina I nces in their hand,,, How oft we,..eareless, wait till life's .
nd It rides and drives CASUY. . I Sweet opportuniti6are past,
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on- , . It holds the road closeiv. J Of ointment" at the very last!
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L,ach gallon gasoline and 1lt1gf of 01 deliv(i Who uliliq with us life's Common wilys.
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m,lands are rapidly advancing mobile output within the British Empire ..," .
lue and wise men are buying. in the year i6oaa modest building bous- . ., - . , I I
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acre farm with good buildings, . - a al , :.. it -_ hf I I I
to scbo . ol and church Gravel I ma,ng er lordon McGregor, -could, if he ..___- *1* V? W
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r for grain or grass farm, cement minutes lov the factory clock. We have passed into stock shipments of Spring i
s, water And litter carriers in The.acre of land which was formerly ew Dreiss
eq. Abargain. owner not able occupied bythe Wagon Company is now I Goods for all Departments, including N I
orlt it. swallowed up. by a building six. stories .
I . I high covering over 9 acres of ground And Goods, Silks, Poplin$, Ladies' Spring Ciiiats and I
______ I having a total floor space of 496,389 Suits, Top Skirts, Silk Crepe Waists, Prints, Voiles 1
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BNER COSE,NS 887, 574 square feet. . ial, Rugs, OilCloths and Linen Blinds, Corsints, Hos- I
Insurance and Real Estate At the present time the Home Office . 1. . I
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Successorito Ritchie & Cosens. Factory employees number 3,509, besides ieVy and Gloves, Women's' Misses' and Children's 14
which there is the office staff of $21. To I I I
gliam, —, Ontarl I o these must be added the factory and I , Boots and Shoes. I 1 I
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Jumpy Nerves! number of people in Canadian Arms who I "I
It yo, . u got startled easpilk or are directly or indirectly kept busy by the 'I - . . _16 -
imp" or "scare" at tile least demands of this Company for material. . ;: :6 00, . $I- - , ''to
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Us thing, It means that your and finished products is upwards of "I'll .... 1. . .
rve Force is wealrelled and $5000, 19 I'll, . . 9
ent. . . . The Ford employees are the highest X -1 V!, . 11 ,
Your Nerves control every Men- . I I
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ce, within you -it the thP th minimum wage being $6,00, per day, %& I . . .
,r, es weye cut- leading to the and over 70% of the men employed own w' 11
, art thq orgatil would never beat their own homes, Z 41470 "I I
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mr again for It Is uPon, tile derived from a 75 Ill p. engine but to A I
rves that every sense depends, the wonderful combination of gas and " ,
It you visit' to build up and, steam engines In (lie power house ,have a A . - I I I I . A
rogthen the body You Inust Put total capacity of 7, 500 horse power \_
w lite into the millions .of u,erv6 The first piece of machinery insta;led in X
res that lead to.the, Heart, the the old factory was a solitary drill p ress. X Men's New Spring Suits, Overcoats and Rain- I I
oniach, 'the XR1110s, the Liver
a the, other organs. This you, Nov, the machine shop presents a be- X ' %
n quite easily do 1)y takilig a wilderinganiseemingly endless forest of coats. Boys' and Youths' New S its, Men's and I
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cart and Netwe, Romedy. It will cranks and spinning shafts, Here are I Boys' Spring Furnishings, Hats and Caps. X
.ke a,way "that tired feeling," ines designed by the Ford engineers N
Lnisl those Pains in th0 head, mach Z Big stock of Men's and Boys' Boots and Shoes I
crease your apt)etite, help you which are marvels of the industrial world. I
sleep better, eat better nild livii One of such machines will mill 15 cylinder X 17
r. ell (3 r, for spring wbar, ,'Our prices will interest you, .1%
V"hat is a few dollars in coni- castings at one time. Another will drill X I X
47 holes at once in the cylinder from sides f -
ari.4on. to your health, we offer top and bottom. A giant punch press I , Buy one of our Fite -Rite SURS for spring I
oil a sovereign remedy for your I I I I
Iness in Hacking's Heart and weighing 115,000 pounds with a 900 ton I . ,
orve remedy. Vie road to Health . squeeze will form a crank case out of cold Moll and be right. I
nd jrgppiness is yours it you will steel by one, stroke while several other X A
,at beliove It. This wonderful presses equally massive finish the opera- I I , - ,
: ,eparatlon will change You froln chines seemingly poss- -, tl*
Weak, Nervous or Anaeuile .P,e 1'. tion. Other ma * t
oil to one, fult of 1.4fe, Vite'lity essedof almost human intelligence pick A J./ r CO,
ndAidnialioll. It will bring back up various parts with metal fingers and I H, Eo ISA'Dn u X
he nosed -to your Cheeks by III- convey them to ingenious cutting drilling I X ,
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casing circulation 'And purifying and threading (:evices. Others again I For Big Stock and Best Values. I X
hoblood. Better get a few bo;& s, need only to -be 'fed with raw metal to X
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ure to get Ilackings. Price 50c a carry out the entire operation and hand
ox, 6 for ;2.50. Sold by all deal- out the finished product. Yet in the' I I -
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rs or by mail, postpaid, ' Hack- seiming riot of these steel monsters and — — . —.-- - .
ngs Limited, Listowel, Ont. . amidst the crash of the ponderous presses : Tht nothing to good for the Irish; But it's nothing but right that it should be
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EXEC(JT0.R!5 -NOTICE TO multitudinous machines, thereis no con- - . source. . For there's, notliIng told good -for the I
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XVIK' MATTEK OF THE HSTATE OF h * "Irish
RNMIAH JACSMOND, late of the Town humble beginning with that solitary He makes -'bulls," but a good I belong, - . . ..
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p of Greecook in tile County of Bruce, yeo' drill press, the Company bave manufact- bull's" a ',white horses"
yi, deceased. .. n ,lillrinlant to tl . For there's nothing to good for .the There's nothing.too good for the Irish; I
.ql,to is herriiby,-givei 10 ured and marketed 250,000 cars, and at . .
v1sed Statuteel t t Ontario, iiiii, Chapter 121, . You think that I'm Irish, but that's
4r, all cieditoks'and ctherH having clainis or the present time they are being, 'turned Irish, ' . I
niands against the estate of the above out at the raLe-of over 960 per day, It's the Irishmen get the good places and - where you're wrong, . .
iTied Jeremiah DesmorAd., deceased. %;,ho
merly resided In the Town8bip of Weat The most recent progressive step of the pay; . I am Scotch. but my love for the Irish
a.ivailosh in the County ot Huron and who C ny was the acquisition of the There's nothing. I too good for the Irish.- is strong, . .
d oil or about the sixth day vt J n ar , ompa I
o, rs re(rlred on or before the fteent Dominion Forge and Stam'ping Com- Go down to the Custom House anV""f-in Wegave them a Saint, . and wi il give ,
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yotAlare ,10 M. them a song, :
dellvee tn James J. Donn I Intrer , pany's plant for the manufacture of auto- day, .
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3t, office e or of th
,, Ontario, the sole For there's nothing to . good for the
4,, Wit and Testimailt; of ere ia es. mobile fenders, which. will mean an ad- And you'll see for yourself Ws the truth Irish.' I
ond, deceased, their full names, 1ddr,1,1,1114 . .
,, in t. dition of close on 200 men to the number thatl say;
d descriptions and fall partioular .
g ot thoir cialm Lind the liature of the scour .- Of employees. I I - - __ :
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1101D Viumali,11 TAKJ NOTICE that With eight flourishing Canadian I
t" such inst -mentioned date the said ell' Branches, 00 dealers and over 2,300 1
t4or will proceed to distribu to tb e asseti of ;:i -i I
eastate of the said deceased, among t116 service stations, the Company has every ,.11 ',
rgonn entltl d thereto, having regard I
ly to the clahn of wtilob he then , 'CUbunto be proud of the part it has play -
all hcl,ve had notice and thal, 1,116 Said Oxe' ed in the industrial life of the Dominion
tot, will not be liable for the said assets
auy parts thereof to any per8on or persons
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otice at the time of such distributions, - I .
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nongitltso.,T & MO'LTAB, 4 _
'IF Sollottom for the Executor. ADvANou work and -we are sure of re-
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atronize the, home merchant, discovered I I . I
hat he had been "double crossed ". The A: correspondent s,-%eks a humorous poem . I Here"'s ,_
usiness men he was boosting signed up of the above title which appeared in, this . I
r . their printed stationery with a Toronto column a numbeil of "years ago, The . . to teeth, , I
iaveller, who secured dver 81.00 worth of following are the verses,' but nothing is . .
rderg, ranging from 63.00 to $10.00.- know of their origin.
usiness men who send to Toronto for It's the 17,merald Isle is the beautiful land, . appetite, ,
heir printing or bought from Eaton. on Theres nothing to good for the Irish; ^ 01
le quiet, deserve the roast they received The flavor .. A
On the whole of it, Nature, at heaven's I digestion i -
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Om the Editor of the Advance. Such command, . I . - . . , -i
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he cause of many persons patronizing the ful hand, electrical(y. . . I . .
epartmentat stOrO.--Ripley Express. From SkIbbereeen town to the Donegal . _
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directl3t to the Milt 14 tit,- The voice of Columbia was heard from
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ii"4Out and gro"l. puriNing thit" afar. . I 1 I
taid Umtrig tip tile- Khil,Q', tile lBulkes eloquence rolled like a concilltiling I ) 0 10
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year 1*Ar1%**"l1Cllttellt1l"p tothr. .- ... . . . . .
g"At Trivit - 71 And tht rame of O"Connell'i a rg4lant 11 _74 _
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