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bi ONEAKLY. 7 \ | i i ; ! : E a TI REE | UES CREDO SED SE 0G OCD SHE [0 SD 3 RED EW CD CS IR EER BOTS CCR Eee i CR THE Square P Store Each Weeks DISTRICT NEWS dh i VERMILLON BAY, March 24-- The quick action of the Ganglof boys saved the home of Mr H. Appel from com- plete destruction. His mother and little daughter at the time were visit- ing friends, while Mr Appel was out working. The Ganglof brothers happened to pass the house and noticed big clouds of smoke, which made them suspect the worst. By prompt action they contrived to extinguish the fire. The only damage resulting was a big hole in the floor and some damage to the furniture. : 4 ------000 WALDHOF-- The Brass Band en- larged and well broke in now, will open this new season with a dance on April the 2nd in the Waldhof Hall We all will go and show the boys how much we appreciate their work and have a good time besides. There is keen competition going on just now between Henry Ford and the Massey Harris Co. Henry sold two cars last week, but Massey Harris Announcement has its Interest A line of Vacuum Bottles just rassed into stock, only $1,500, commend themselves becaus se of their value! The Pencil Sharpener at TEN CENTS will be sought after, because these are not toys. Each blade can be sharpened and the life of the sharpener increased. * ok kK XK Ancther thing isa MOUTH ORGAN at TEN CENTS which is a wonderful value, capable of giving a tune and making lots of noise. ® kk fk Then there is a TENNIS RACKET with RETURN BALL, that seems ridiculously cheap at ........... .25 ETE A TEA POT STAND for soc. is worth asking to see, and seeing will probably mean a purchase. EEE Also and besides, we have a Nickel FRUIT or SALAD BOWL, that is very pretty and serviceable 1.25 * kk xk Xk And some men we know will like to see a complete SHAVING SET in a NICKEL TUBE, razor, brush and soap under one cover... Very compact, very chic for $4.00 --------000---- sufficient We have The "Pitt non-split Overall" is bought in quantities to assure selling at a good price. this fu Blue Stripe woven cloth, and the famous Stripe Cottonade that has been such a success with us. These garmets are not cheap--just in price only. They fit where they ought to fit, allowing ample room for move- ment, and compare very favourably with any standard makes. The price is only $2.25 for either Overalls or Smocks. "lel ] i ] ! : | ; | | Coxxxxx FOR THE CHILDREN :-- ! | ] ! ; i ¥ ! ] | i ? ; ; {| will quote prices that will save you * Dryden :, sold three seed drills--this beats Henry. In the meantime it shows our 'people are full of confidence in the possibilities of this district, and rightly too. ----000 GLENGOLAND PUBLIC 'SCHOOL Easter Report Senior IV. Honours-- Mayme Crerar, Elsie Wheatly, George Snider. Junior IV. Honours-- Clifford Brig- nall. Absent--Sadie Tucker Edward Wheat: ley, Marjorie Snider. Junior III. ' Honours-- Mavis Tom Snider. : i Senior II. Honours-- ' Ben ' Brignall, Ida Brignall, Margaret Crerar. Pass--James Tuckey, Mar Baer Tuck- ey, Gordon Crerar, : Absent--Bill Tuckey. Reid, HURLBUT and PUSSYFCADT hoes 7 Baby ho SS PATENTED EASTER GREETINGS . Easter is coming mear again-- the festival of hope 'and spring time! How the youngsters love to get thos: fascinating Easter cards, with their snow-white bunnies and fluffy yellow chicks, or a wonderful chocolate Easter egg--mail time at Easter is next thing to Christmas to them. And to the older people--well, at least it marks definately the ending of the long cold winter; the coming of sunshiny days, and flowers and new growth of all kinds; to some, perhaps, a flutter in new raiment to match the radian! spring-time. But besides all these more frivolous considerations, come: the deeper and the real significance o: this season--the reminder of the first Easter and all it has meant to man kind. Remember the kiddie when thc time comes, send them at least a post card of the real holiday kind, or per- haps a nice big chocolate egg tc divide: among them. If you send the egg, though, be sure that it is cave fully done up for mailing in a substan- tial box: with lots of fiuffy packing sc that it will arrive in good condition and the youngsters won't just have to 'try- and imagine what it should have Junior II. Honours-- Robert STs i * Reid, Td Snider. Senior Primary-- Jackie Snider. Senior Primer' Honowrs-rJuckie Snider Prizes Awarded-- Mavis Reid for highest ATr ge George Snider for Attendance | Sadie Tuckey for Conduct. ANNA V. GAUTHIER EE TARR MINNITAKI, Ont.-- In spite of the cold and stormy weather on Friday, the 23rd, a' large crowd of dancers and spectators attended the Masquer- ade Ball held by the Blue Bird Club. The clowns kept everyone in good humour, while "Grandpa" came in for his share of the laughs too. Miss Maggie Howell, who was dressed as a Gypsy, carried off the ladie's prize, while Mr Gus Swanson as a Gentleman, took the' other prize. and Mr Geo. Lyle as Grandpa. The music, supplied by Mr and Mrs Geo. Armstrong was excellent, and evéryone agreed that it was the finest dance the Blue Birds ever held. Thirty dollars was realized for the Music Fund. Following is a list of costumes: -- Mesdames, Weare, Nurse; -Ruete, Lavender and Old Lace; Shapland, old; Rose and Silver. Misses V. Launder, night; M. Laun-: der, Shamrock; BE. Howell Shamrock; MM. Howell Gypsy; M. Philbrooke, Fairy; L. Philbrooke, Queen of Hearts. E. McLellan, Nurse; Mackie, June! Rose; Ray Dancer; Parslow, Bon-Bon Girl; L. Homes, Irish Colleen. Messrs W. Holmes, Clown; R. Mur-} dick Clown; G. Swanson;- W. Lyle,! Chinaman; L. Philbrook, Clown; G. Weare, Pieriot; S. Robinson, Farmer; G. Tarras, Clown; L. Weare, Happy: Hooligan; A. Dunlop, Clown; G. Lyle, Grandpa; T. Anderson, Cowboy; A. Smith, Hobo; A. Mushlian, Old Maid; P. Neidecker, Farm Hand; H. Holmes, Gentleman. One young man reports that skunks are coming out of their winter quart- ers already. Messrs Alf and Sid Jones have re- turned to Minnitaki afters a winter's work at Eagle. : Mr Earle Tarras has returned to his home in the West. i | Saved (® Time Saved BEE SUPPLIES | Send us a list of your warts and we money. sl We sell the famous Lewis Bee Wire, | also Dadant's Wired Cone Fdundation. EIR I 3 x | STEWART & CURTIS | Box 121 The comic prizes were awarded. to! Mr Arthur Mushlian as an. Old Maid: when the dance broke up at 4 am., *A389044428 858068043500 807 IMPERIAL B ANK BLOCK looked like. And if the other friends , Whom you are sure to think of at this season have out-grown the "sweet tooth" of other days, they will certain- ly at least appreciate getting a pretty card or a letter from you, particularly perhaps, the older people who often need - remembering and. whom we 'sometimes overlook. :: 1 cAnd whatever you send, be sure to get-mailed in plenty of time. Ther 'will be a lot of other people's card and letters and parcelstravelling about in that last few days before Easter. Getting everything away in good time, carefully addressed and with the righ amount of postage on. it, helps your ypostal service to give you the best results and makes for happiness all round. WARNING A fair warning is herewith given to all whem it may concern, that I shall after this date, be compelled to take legal proceedings against all who are Afurthering the spread of any malicous and libelous slander about me or my family. Wm. H. SMITH Waldhof, Ont., March 24th, 1923 To Whom It May Orcern: -- Vermillion Bay, Feb. 18th, 1928 "1 hereby apologize to Mr H. Appel for the slandering statements made b; me concerning Mr Appel's chosusior and domestic relations-- Mrs Gu SREY "The BISSELL DISK HARROWS | Noted for GREAT CAPACITY, Light ' DRAFT, & Wonderful DURABILITY. Furnished in 2, 8, 4 'and €-horse size, in In-throw and Out-throw types. - Also in DOUBLE-ACTION TYPES, ,for use with all Standard Tractors. +1 have the Bissell Agency for DISKS, if PACKERS ROLLERS, and SILOS For sale by JOHN MOORE OXDRIFT. P200000000000000000000000 : A.J. GARDINER § General Merchant EAGLE RIVER, ONT. oe FOR Cockshutt Plow Go.. Frost & Wood Implements Sharmin' fsaam Canarntars WY Vivo wpe died Row Fe Bought and Sold naCHIN & TEASDALE Barristers, Soli¢ itors, etc., © Ont. |kENORA of Sold by: -- Ae Ge. RIPLEY, CHAS. A. Fresh Fruits a BREAD, CAKES, ICE Metcalfe's Chocolates, eysien; Ont. BURGESS nd Vegetables CONFECTIONERY eR BRICK Aways on hard and BOYS BLOOMERS ma tail Specials :-- Men's Corduroy Pants good quality, strong make, finished with a cuff. Sell- ing in the city @ 6.50, our price, 2.75 Medium weight tweed pants, in all colors and BiZE® oii 2.75 Heavy navy blue work pants ..___ 2.50 Kahki Pants, special --.__..o_. 2.6% Strong, cotton stripe Pants ..____ 2.9% Strong, Cotton Pants, all sizes __ 2.4% Navy Blue Serge pants for dress wea: from 4.25 to i 4.9 Corduroy Bloomers, special 1.71 Boys' light . wool puilover sweaters special 1.2! Ladies Silk Stockings, special ___..5( Boys' strong cotton stripe Bloomers sizes up to 36, per pair __.__. 1.60 The very latest styles in snake knitted Ties which are selling in the city a' $1.50, Dur-price oct rj We also have cheaper ties, each __ Bow Ties, from .25 to __ Men's strong overalls, extra big male, T pockets, per pair o_o... 1.95 Smocks and Jumpers, each __..__... JE Men's all-wool sweater coats __.. 3.98 Men's work -chirts, grey flannelette 'each 1.25 Heavy khaki flannelette shirts, double yoke and double stiched __.__.. 1.5¢ Strong khaki shirts __ 1.4F Black sateen Shirts __ «~ 1.60 Grey all-wool flannel work shirts ex- tra big make __. __.__.__.__.. 1.95 Dress Shirts in pretty patterns all sizes 25 Soft Collars, all patterns and styles, each 15 Garters with good elastic, .15 to __ .85 'Men's large white handkerchiefs, .10 TR SER 1.00 Men's coloured handkerchiefs __... .15 Heavy Braces 50 Belts with nice buckles, leather or rub- ber, each 50 Winter Caps, from .75 to __..__... 1.25 = OE, 3 Specials :-- Whipcord Breeches __.__._ 3.75 Kahki Br eeches, special ..__ on DOB Puttees, per pair oo .65 0dd Jackets, all sizes from 175 to 5.00 Odd Vests, special, each 45 Medium weight Boys' Tweed Bloomers. lined, special __..__.: SERRE TS 1 Don't forget our big Supply in Suits We have them in all colours and styles, Sizes from 30 to 46 Prices are reasonable * KK Kk : Winter Underwear, per garment from J5 to .85 Heavy weight horsehide mitts to clear @ .65 Pullover Mitts 40 Unlined muleskin gloves ____. en NY Horsehide gloves from .75 to ____ ,85 Horsehide gauntlett gloves, railroad. fire proof _ 1.10 Men's High top Boots __...__.__.. 5.40 Black work boots, wide toe __..__ 4.15 Genuine army boots RE PIAL _ 4.90 Dark Brown army boots, with extra heavy sole, iron shod heel __.__. 4.65 Dress Shoe pointed toe __.__.._ ~ 4.50 Men's and Ladies Rubbers... _. 95 Medium pointed toe Dress' Shoe, brown or black 4.50 Dress Shoe, bulldog toe, brown or black, all sizes, extra good fitter, 4.95 Men's Oxfords, brown or black, welted sole, soft leather PRI AU 4.25 Boys' Boots . 8.65 Ladies High Top Boots, 3.75 5 3.997 Ladies' Oxfords, brogue style. from 3.45 to 4.25 Ladies' stockings, black or brown from A A very nice assortment of spring caps : ; latest style iim die % wird Lr waists, tricotine, all colors New Hats in different colours, good] , each 2.95 make, all sizes ..__.__.__..._._ _ 2.95 | Officers army boots, all sizes __... 2.75 Second Hand Hats from .50 to__..1.25 Light weight summer combinations, 200d qualily ee 1. 95 | 2 to 40 One drawing set, baby carriaige, par- lor suite, just as good as new. Cook stoves and ranges ete. In the Bigelow Building,