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manti april laud utter [Ram a Gr: 'ith 1 hdfl also t0 Id H‘ épfit‘ ,ion wen RES is to 3F iii Our baseball team are‘slowly get- ting into line. There is no‘ reason whatever why Reaboro should not have a team that could successfully challmge my local team within a radius of a marathon sprint. The countryside has an abundant supply of suitable material to form such a of min-bi chains, and the~ wdods are filled with the perfume oi ear-IX: flowers.. M’ frequent tainsborms that the weather man persists in forcing up- on us of late, have delayed seeding operations in this locality. . Both mills have started operations ‘gah for the‘ summer. Rnboro, lay 10.â€"’I‘her~e is no trm of winter left around hem now. The grass is green, the birds are We is picking up splendidly for the kind of weather we have had balmâ€"Com. Kimnonh-t is waking up after a (1911 m and a. wet’spring. A ' ' We are pleased tb'see Mrs. James hm out again after a recent ill- LOT 4â€" Gixlfis Lace Boats, :59 be :39;an shes ”war. gem leqther, sizes 11 to 2, worth 3.135 3aths II 1. LOT 5~Child’o Lace and Buttpn Bum, solid leather, spring hull of rubber, mu 5 to 8. worth It 00. Wick gt. The young people of the Baptist; choir held a tafl'y pull on the same Mat the home of Mr. George Dr. A. Reed‘s Cushionaolo Shoe for Men and Woman, onion shoe on earth. L 2 *2 B 8?W efififiaa $592913 other young 7 {fiends at" birthday party on Friday evening, my 7th. There were between twenty-five and thirty guests present, and all report having spent a most enjoyable even- oils-u...econoooao-vutcac-o-n Doro..." oooooooooooo .................................................... McCullough’s Known, Kay 10.â€"We are "glad to ”9111'. Victor Sow-an! in 6hrfi- Read this carefully and then“ as}: to see what we offer you at these pficeé; PAGE SIXTEEN McCullough’s WEEK END mas Bells.King Wmedafew End 7 Price r (=Méfl’s‘ L361 6 ‘6 H: weal 'flCC SOLID LEATHER FOOTWEAR 000.000.000.000. REABORO KINMOUN T ages {(3589‘?’ wééghgfldg$ $2211“ _’11’ to.not...coodo!H.Odoltto’otoldoéllltllliédâ€"mlll-llfi I.“ OPPOSITE PUST OFFICE, 10. wag-fl f3,,é§?f‘i’fi§¥?§?ff§§’ $1.20 BARGAINS What might have proved a. very serious accidentdhappened to Mr; W. McLean. While hissisting Mr. R: Martin to drive’ stakes, the sledge came- 03 its handle and struck him on the head, rendering him uncons- cious. We all hope for a speedy re- cbvery. ' ‘ ' ' Mr. Arch' Sillej‘s' ‘spent Sunday un- der the parental roof. in Hamilton l'a'st week oti business; I 11:;me Minnow: Theme and Er; Q E: Cornell ai'e building 'wire {mm the front, of their. fame «tithe 33:22de read. These mp%vements will add to the 39mm of the country, and also rprevent the snow blockade in wint- Eer. The Pleasant "Pdint Ladies’ Aid Society held its mpnt'hly meeting at" the home of Mrs T. Hesse, jr. Quite a number were present and the meet- ing was a. decided success. - Mrsr. McKinlay and son, Mr. J. A. McKinley, called on relatives in dur burg last Sgiid:y. ‘ Mrs. R. Moaseathrs Wellsspent Sudday at Mr John Wi‘m‘s’, Sei- grave ' I ~ ‘ Miss Hilda. Gorrill of Sunderland is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and . V, FINGERBDARO' Fingetbgnlrd; ‘May» 10.‘â€"Mr.‘ f? 11416 Rev: flahert Hafiuliough preached in Hethél church yééterday morning; He took his text from mm 6:8. “fie hath shewed thee. 0 man. what is shed: and what doth the Lard require 9! than, but he do Just: ly. and £9 19% mercy and :9 won: humbly with my 99d." fie dealt mainly with the last slams, vim. and to walk humbly with thy God. fie mm mm: mt. long. had happy experience at waking with r696 19? three hundred m; “can m not. 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