HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-5-21, Page 5THF. SIGNAL: GODEItICH ONTARIO
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Important Events Recorded Briefly
For Busy Readers.
20 YEARS FOR DR. KENT.
Applleallel roe !LIF Trial n.mled-wife
aN rrlw,lw Cap.ct.d Aroulltal-
Wlfe Naw Dose taws.,
Itochlster, N. Y., May 111.--1A1und
I)orr Kent was yesterday morning
Ienlrle't*1 to Aubur. I'riwln for tweu-
Hepp.nmgs Throughout the World this Put 1.y years by -,fudge. Sutherland.
word. Calted4an O t..rrencea United In sentencing Kent, Judge Suther-
stat.s awns send Doings .n Groat Solemn land said "For ma twit 1 will soy
and For.,gn Lands. •L_• ■ _.:.._... ._
AN IMPPRTANT GATHERING.
Fifth Congress of Chambers of Commerce
of the Empire.
Among the events of the pivotal
year in the world lit trate and c
melee, 110ne will be of gloater
1pxNutance plum the meting of Ow
Chenille's of Commove of the Empire,
to be hekl lu Moused during August.
O11ce In eVcr) threw years 1110 It -Ailing
r•pr•w•utativeit of 1lo 11 i.ineee wol•Id,
the �igiiztC.
Mfi4SSLADt
-. WOES
Our ►" ►' ayk.
McKIMSh�OrJan bloc()ret.
All that you want to get is
what yon pay for ; be surd you
get it; It isn't just enough English Porceline China
that yolll get a shoe that looks _
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : MAY 21, 1903.
iT THE LEGISLATURE.
Measu•les Discussed by the Provincial
House Last Week.
ho Temperance Lesgnlesl.on Thu Session The
wttorner-General R.phee to • Quosl,on Re.
sardms the Huron ReaLstrar.h,p Munico•
psi
Clainersh,p to Si. the aub)ect oe IAw.ti-
sanon.
riling the conflictingviews of the pro -
ph' in counties divided into thaw cou-
At{tuencie•M than whrr• only one 04141-
etitnrncy held til be .onsultaad. The
Guyer uul41nt has 1101 140 far given any
cun•iet.rstion to an aulrudulut of the
registry -m.1, w, Ne to permit the county
u[ 11urvin to appoint is registrar."
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT•
Kincardine it Ise-olgenixing its brass
'SATURDAY, May Mt h. Luck now wi11 have it big telebleatio11
A lull intl'011111.1.11by W. f1. Taylor Monday, May lith.
,\,nib %liddlesex1 to amend the Grey 1•omlty w i11u4644 decdNeed in
t'ouuty l'ouI.ils Art was ,YNlxide•r,l favor of Use county goo.I nestle
in the 14rgisl*tote (et Monday. Mr. whore,.„.
Tasted proposes that the c t)' Illsley of Hnlsw Is. bas Is•e•n 14p,
.11 .hall IM• 4oull4l of thr 111x)'''114 o 11 f pN ,mull corporlltielsolicitor by the
loan. slid tllN1Mr reeve.. of tlwnshIIM. Hly(h-tl0udci1mi council.
.1, 1 \ Magee. The bill has en uptiunal
4111., It was went to r "[tee. I1, I« SUa•huu h14M _leen 6.14(4g.41 NM
1111 xubjw t of municipal trading.or princtp al of the titeei,' public o•h,ol,
luuuieilatl ownel4hip ..f publi.• titili- sueeess111lg H. 1hruglas, Iesiguel.
1.e.•* 111441 a ventilation in the Iloilo- ,.n HMV. 1:44rt•ge Bellantyn.- h/1). tendrr-
'rlr-x44). Attllru.yv-lil•ner141 (1il..Nl ell his resigu,dien of the .lU40 r 411 St.
looted he. the appot itiSte of x whet Andrew's 4' )IIJiI 1.5141• , Muleswurth.
••• tier of Hee wr1u11r1)4 to inquire F',f,,11. 1e11Tt, bloeksulith. of 1'iiutnll.
into the wlbject, anti in N 'pa,•t•II elf an :is 114414 ing t.. Amla•rley, where he has
hour and is half gave x great deal ,.f nought out * business in the %Wile title.
iuhMnwlhul, r.fi•rr• g this import -I i..N. who baM dis(ow,l
ant question. The cot m,4litte,' will „f his dental pr,trtire in Filet 11. will re-
make 1.11 1.11h*ubt41' rx*llll la O of 1
o t
. turn t'inghna
x, where h.. fur11u•rly
1,•(s a•t14 and pubiiratious fro111 Verio1114 111111ti ,. %
.•.watrirs upon the ).ubiect,urt
Ir lidded 1118111 the experience of ilcuwleart-
I M'eM M. h.y. who wx+ **setting in
Britain. laud the Wrath will Ile puhlixh- 1411 Wlucxti4111a1 iumtitt,hi.1tl At Tarry -
,I in n P*, liem,'wtary paper.( town, \, 1'.. hex lotlu•111,d to her Ionto
11• .1 . in
...omit u -I e*lth.
„ hit of ttit of ua of 1
*m••tldue•nt t the
.111 important
etetlli.r • pow•r1 (rill provides that the The town rnonril 411 S.afnt•th at its
mnnieipal 1.4 N11111lM•:i4111111a)•. in lieu of but meeting !wowed a 141144 .bat i..,,
developing and traiermittin5 !Newer. approving 411 the perti4•ilutio11 of
purllaw power from any other Huron 111unty in lh'•Proviewiel geed
pe1,411144 nr cor(onttienx pre..muting(( it, rein* gr•Nnt.
:end thereafter tt•rnsmit and•dietriI,ute
it within their own ante Iwlity.
several inlp..ntant hill. were ultt•1.-
detest by 1)14- Pro •'r 1111 WW)ne•w1*y.
The I11444et important WHO 40111' 10/111140141
the 5144.1) 1•11a1+s MOO. 770• 11.•w' hill
.1holis es the provision that when a
.4Mtent of elnnty :suds ix slowed•in
1
tine for interment. The deceased left
three daughter+, Loretta, Kathleen
and Lavin*. He Wild A IIIr111ier of the
C. M. B. A.
The uutny frievld, of Rev, S.
Achc•wm, who !dimmed- so long and
faithfully at Kgg4•Il, 1'111 lw pleased to
learn that his w•1•veees are being 11
Appreciated in the \Vest. elinte his
int1uctiou at Pembina he has been
very Murc411Mful at .'very branch of
Christian work ar141 11• untienstantl
Oust recently he has received and ow-
ee(de,1 a 4*11 to slwther lair( of 1)eko-
t4.
While rununAging among the debris
111 the cellar of what was lately the
Hotel Clarendon in 1 lintm S. Down
411141 day IAA week cam,' x1.11».). 11 44111x11
/4141.1.111.1 r•ontaitliiI We in 1111111444 14,44*
Iwo gold rings. It is somewhat rt. -
mailable how' the eats het escaped
destruct' when the fire Inline such a
clean sweep. It was handed to its
owner, who 11141 IM,•n .•ui iI.)Ved Its a
domestic at the ('lar•ndou.
The Hru1w•Is Post .airs : ,111.1. 1A•ekie
Is 14 +stirring citizen anti no question
about it. Hr will build it .1X-IYMto11ed
s(m•1' 1 A -half h1111M• 1111 his lot, co1•-
n..r (jrl,wn and Nelson w'hieh,
when c p1eted, will be for sale ''1• to
rent. He Already has is well drilled on
111e premise. AI1,1 as a g)NN1 Shall. of
building I11NterittI IN 1111 hand the work
will 1e 1•ringdl•twl in g,eeal t hate for fall
1.M'/'ll(eatell. It IM N.11f -int matter to
w• r i' a rent
,1 •o 's dr 11. UN1t
gr•txh us of !
111 14,1'11.
• The f11ll41wing .1(atistiee ere taken
?login the laxem•swtll•tlt 1,111 411 the town
e.1Reid
r 1 i.
elf ti.'Nf1/11 I1 fill' the W'Nr I
propM•rt y.111.511101110: p .'t•wu1N1 pis meet y.
$17,,1'.11: taxable income, $11,1111: tetll
isoweenent. $*itf,11111. This is 14 decease•
from Iaxt year's assessuu•nt of '$2,f$.S.
4'hildtwn le -tweet. 111.• ages of S end 21.
017.. legal ell the ages I1?:14,1 1 16. 4Cf;
tecta! poptllation. Gl16: births regi+s-
tere). le: deaths, In: dogs. i:r: cattle,
3e. : h41n»•., 1.114. Th,• t41wn 1111 111041 V iv
,4Mw•nMl,l /1s 1,11111',. : Town hell. weigh
.•Nies, etc., $1:1,4111: w;atereaeli,
$1:1,4111: '!,IMM) fret .of hose and home
reels. 11x2.3111:. hood: and lathier tr'11ck,
$:dMl: weigh ;•ales 141 station. $3M1 :
public wasted, 11111,(*11: 1'4.1114/lilt.. 111 -
'diode. $12.411, : ruble. library. ly3,INl( :
fetid. $'i4,(III.
The•pisw•ngertrain ¢ling north on
the London, Ilitom A Bruce breech .1
the ligand Trunk Railway met with a
/eerie ohs 144i,I,'Ilt et }t 1(1)44.11 1(Nt14.11. 1111
Wein... day for•ols/u of lied w4,•k.
The train war: running nil 1ial.., MA
when it N(1(Ir Nlc}eel the ,Wit I'h. at the
walth side of leippen station, the en-
pppfing• lei( the track folitnied.hv the
baggage and mail ear
40'
N 1• 1 for
The .•I reed n 1.h 1.l
ear. Th engine ran K
*built two hundred feet, when it
shear,! ter the east Kele .1 the ttesek.
arid. beeolllingdeeply imbedded in the
reel bed. came to N standstill almost
on the brink of the embankment. The
twat ran. were turned at an angle on
the track, but the Iasi ear 41f the trent.
in which most .1 the telsseneer,l were.
remained on the rails. Fortunately
n.1 person w1.e the least injured. Iled
the rugine 511141 a few fret farther it
would have gone o4441rar1 embankment
w'\'en I.I. eight feet high. and it is
doubtful if the. train fiends m• even the
Iu4Msengers stied(' have escit(w,1 wo
well. The engine and tender were
Nulty brek,'n up. and it t.M.k weer
time, and N good Ideal ,If harp 441 i'k 141
get them pried nut of the earth in
which they were imbedded and x•-
111.11'111 fr11f1 ('•.• rN4lwxy. The lIIJ'M.
hoe.•ter'. were 11'4 injured in the least.
Thr accident was .N•1•NM1entel by a
pertly opened switch, but hew the
»witch rani•• to be in that c.1ndition
ne person keuow,.
Luck now is temeiderlrlg the a4lylwa-
bility of tllilnicipxl owing/ship of the I
4111.rt1.1e light plant and may laic it
over mod run it in 4otinectivn with the
w d reworks,
One tie)• r eently the mail tete of the
F:gunrtltirillr Pteshyterien ,'him h
drove to the sta11P elf their )uaxtot•.
order to obtain the sneer n1.•. i Rev. Neil Shuw„and Ieft.h1111141Ma11 134
grant th1^ I1111,'NKe' Abell I»• INlw,l 4011 � bushel» .1f,estx
l' t n I I 11 w 1
t.. lase out much ey*trills Ns they wee I It is reported that T. .1. Marks will
ee•Ieapp•. Ieln y 4•INI (•' s are » o -e '
et. T1.' 11,1141 -Irl *•1111'!1 ad \'arlt:ll(.• en•et x 41*11,1 11.44111011 NI itN\HrI1I 011
rug) IM• taken of the act is to be 41x. the hill overlooking the river. This
11•IIIhYI. *'4011111 0.14* •h to the 141.111./41.11111‘.. .d
Another hill Intn.1111, WI p1\' (111' pr... 111111 10111 of the village.
T I. tee provide that nn I10•1•v11 414111 It. It. M.IAan, of Kit1el"•n. remit
ise disglldlitlal (nuu lacing cleoid a coorlcilbe% left' bust week fur the 1)1.1
member of lall'v ' libel 1'et'1M1rlt ion f'INIIIII•)•. He will be away 'dwelt
by remelt of illy c11trac•t or agree-. Ouse menthe, lural intend.. t.. Siegel 11
11.rnt greeting exemplum from taxa- 8114141 part of the time in ScotIanel.
teal. p 1. tins actor 1'nnprr. of ('lititner.-ie.
m 11 11i114.110•1111/11 MI
In 1.h
P IIIIrNe f e u n
O•' r work on the new Hu a1.
1 ham 1.h t t ul t
the land nt8 to veterans. the o ,in- K
grant?. opin- church in a,erhfll•1d puxhld so
join -wig ritireseed by Ministers that el. ter have the .•orue•r-s1.ase-living
the Tetetwu, in 1114111) /•al'•* had re- cereneeties held during the fled part
.114141 valuable panp.'rt1.-- Thr tem-' 411Junl•.
e•rni et•1 Weser hnildn11 Is NOS int., the i Mi* 1-9or•nl•.• Whitely left SI•nf''ith
altars* where the 51141)1.4 were ',wet -
bast sleek for Kaneuld Cit v. where shP
.14. and the Brand Trunk 1t4i1Wxy *Iwo
Would seam }nobeley go thnnigh the
tete. tweet .1.T the neater).
The (lover hes do1•laretbitw in-
tention of pN4wilg is bill providing for
ther,impute. try esteblishnernt .11. hops,.
14* refuge iii rnunlir" where they ate
not sln•adv 1'1I4blish"I, nil the initia-
tive .4 three of the nnulirilwlitirs
within the county.
On Friday is hill Was iutr44111r/d by
the Attorney -(unreal making p11.-
1 inion for the *plointment of;* "ehi111-
r.•n's c 'iter' of six piermins m.,+ 'wive".
ehettwet district to eteoper1te with Tiles. M/I,t'iolt. en aged resident of
the Stewrentrndent 41f Negknr•t.d ('1inttln. I..asw,l 11Wa)• '111 �Velnes,INy
1'hildle 1.l and the Children's Aid Sot.-
of last week et the gloat age of eight y-
i4•tie'+s, to assist in ;laming and vi*ito- nine veers. He left two daughter..
thin neglete I and dependent chile Mrs. )t/1p/t. 1 11wn+s, of Stanley, and
down : thri• tt.w to iw N)))».1111A,1 Mr.. Wm. Detente, of Tnrom). The
by the e v judge, the sheriff and funrr& took phew un Friday to Bell's
that 1.r. child ITinnder. fourteen rherged Holt. Maguire. of the ist lits
with an offence against the Taws .4 Morris. ham 14 111440• twenty-three year.
the Prlvint•- shall be committed to of lige that Karr birth t•, it pear of
411y geed 111. 1.wk-lip pectin i rig trial. twill colts N 04.0p1lr of Weeks ago. The
NIrrF.M. r/lith and thl'r are doing 71irdh• and
the volts appretr• to he to, healthy and
A depute( ion from the lbrnlinian Al- strong *14 any ordinary roll. Tiles is
lienor %kited on Premier R11141. on
1V4h44wlay to alk what the Croy0rn-
nm•nt prop,w•41 til do ahem the pro-
mised legislation dealing with thr-
liquor treat.. The Premier reptile! in
puri *4 (441ow* : - '
"Thr Government had intended t/
intl0hice a Measure of advanced and
useful legislation. It would lw desir-
able 141111 meet sear4 to have much a
measure Iwfore the House long enough
to allow of its receiyin the fullest
%i11 ie• m14rriW1 to Or. John I,iving-
M(.114•. After which they w4111 1'1Yweed
to their hoer ill .14illem%ill... Texas
Where the (*Net*' hex been piing bring
his profnixion for several yea's..
John S. Htnwn, of M.'Killop, brought
fifteen recently •ar•ivel 'pants
from Toned" io1• the farull•n. of the
district around Se•sforth. They were.
young Engliel 'n. *111x11 end ent.11i-
Kent-1,M1king• end looked ax if they .
*011141 5144e 'a gIMNI a•) t of them -
the warden. a '111 also pl1,\-eds e'e•tnet.h•v.
*aid 1.t 1»' a very rare ocean ellce.
Mn.. tenet of the late'
Charles 1 'ilsm, 1 tth r41neeMMi(n• How -
irk. has passel away at the age of
eixt)-four years. 51me leetVes three
wmw---S*tlnel, of th•uswels : Ur. Wil -
sem, of Mildmay. and 1Viliesnl, do the
homestead anti two daughters -Mt,.
.1. 1). Milli, of Morris. and Mies Mary.
at home.
p{pp T. A. Kidd, sem of Thrnuas Kidd•
"4l1'mtcr*tM• the memlwry' and the Me'afoith. who fm• the palet few nlnnthN
rountry, Tiwtr had -N'e red has acted Ax station agent for the ('1.n -
hill, which the flevernmentrohad ex- I trwl Vermont Ra11wAY at %Vhite River
V{lle
Pinrr t el to intrNluce early in the Wm.. Junction, am been *
pre. nt-
's»1. The Gamey eharg,em, and the eti *s1i'tantto the muperint.'ndent of
dee•teemeon anti .,.'tion remitting there- the 'southern division of the c }Many,
from. had interfered with the Govern. with heulquarterl et New London.
mint'.s plane and with the basin'»* of Cnnn'o•tient.
the Hoare.. The teenlrw1'renee hill was The death of 1..:1izs Blackwell, wife
rine of the measures delayed. He did
not consider it pnmticehle now to
bring down the hifl end hays- it as fully
discussed by the Legislature and the
country as It ought to be before brio
peewit. it had, therefore• been dlrid•
'd to holdiover the proposed measure
and introduce it early at the nett
*seem."
On Friday the Attaney-Gen'r*l, in
answer to Mr. Either, maid : - "The
vseant r'gisenerlhip of the county of
Heron has not yet been filled. There
11 genet -1%14i more difficulty in recoil -
of \Ven Heyman, Nth concession of
Grey, occurred on Sund*v, May 10th.
Deceased was horn in iVift*hitr. Eng-
land, in 18 2/4, and was therefore in her
s venty-flft.h year. She and her now
bereft husband hal he•n resident/4 of
Gory since 11167. She leaves flee sone
'and two daughter*.
Henry Mc(•onrt diel a.1. Clinton on
Saturday, pith inst., atthe age of fifty.
one years. The deceased was formerly
a resident of Rt. Augustine, living
there until *bout seven years ago.
The remains were taken to St. Autrum-
L1.n., aged 84* year*, win, nn lora
Monday, wall sentenced to Upcnd nine
Years In Auburn Prison, for ort• ,1 -
sal a•1lault, committed suicide , 44-
terday.
ilowear, Col , May vs -The .!Hint
Ponseutiee Committee of nrganteed
labor called out. 1.000 additional
union men ye.t.rday, Increseing the
total ntIMher of striker' In this
elty to more than 4,000
Albany, May 1e. •--Roland R Moil -
aria, acquitted after two triele for
murder, now demands of tho titan'
Priem Department the relarn of
his photographs. 1*.rtlllon meallure-
mentA and other portioned r.cnrd'
A special from Norfolk, Va., says
that the British 'steamer Nt. Oswald
arrived Thursday with the crew of
the BONI* brig Sent het (Way. 111•
brill Wee 4 at sea. Tess Mfr
,.serte.leeelliete. 144'14..1
A Mediel.e Cabinet.
Any wall cabinet or shelf in the dos.
et or • starch box with cover hinged on
will answer to keep medicine in, but it
Is convenient to have a compartment to
lock to keep the more powerful reme-
dies
emedies in, and shove all things, If you
must have anything pole nous In the
house, keep It up high, hidden away In
some different place. Then there will
be no danger of • sad mistake In the
dose. It is well to have one of the
cards or slips which contain directions
for emergency cases tacked on the door
se lid of the box.
To Wash 111k rlabbe...
Silk ribbons ern be washed In a suds
made of lukewarm water and soap, hut
they must not he wrung 1f you want
them to look nice. Wash In a second
lot of Ruda and rinse In clear cold wa-
ter. Theo, without wringing, lay the rib-
bon
iabon on a fiat ■urfaee and with rather a
stiff nailbrush brush It sideways till all
creases gra removed 1.Pay. until tbor
'uglily dry. A marble mantelpiece
make* a capital place on which 1. Nave
It to dry.
14.eklaare.
When going over tee storktngs which
lave Sem. dip from the wash, make all
the good 0047. Into gat rolls sod all
those In need of mending Into round
nils. in th1a way you esti tell et a
glance whkh pair 1. suitable for the
stacking hag and weld fit 444 mend-
iss Mali.
rx11nm1r511, May 1e.---1110 Lorena.
1.n ocean-going turbine .urht, mala
21 NA miles an hour at her trial of
the Firth of Fort h Mniurdl.y.
Portsmouth, Fog . Mey 18 -It 1*.
reported that the royal yacht Vic-
toria and Albert has been ordered to
he ready on June 1R, it le steel
that His Majesty will visit Germany
and Russia in midsummer.
London, iMay IN -King Edward
sad Queen Alcxerlra nether(' to
London from `pcotl•nd last evening
Their iMaIeeties drove 0 B11wiingh 'lm
Palace In an open I•n0a
pos-
tillions, and escorted hy • detach-
ment of the Life retards.
Well people do not, worry. Take
M(Ilel'er
Compound Iron 1'11114 and Ise
well. 50 doom km' •questa.. For tale
hy Jen. Willem.
1HE GIRL WHO Ib LOVED.
Ike tire( Me Admired b7 Theme of
Her Own sea. -
A woman cwuuot be said to be truly
attractive or popular uulesa she la
loved and admired by the members of
her own sex as well as the opposite.
She must be wrla,med by all, old and
young, male and female, or she cannot
be called au attractive woman without
reservation.
She must be herself, her !Nest self,
at all tiles and with all people. She
must think and act for herself and ex-
press her own opinions rather than try
to copy senile person she may admire
er who Is admire) by the lords of crea-
tion. lndlviduullty when cowbined
with polite manner sod tact 1a always
attractive. A wowan's happy, infec-
tions laugh 1a better than medicine or
advice, and her cheery presence Is as
welcome as the sunshine.
A girl to be truly popular never says
mean things about other girls, thinking
that the men will like her better, and
she doesn't try to monopolize the atten-
tions of all the Then at once, but 1s will -
Ing to let other git•la-ilaye their share
if admiration and attention along with
her. She doesn't mope and retreat
within herself if there 'are no men
about to admire her, but she cheerfully
sets reolit making the best of matters
without them and waking such Com
paulons as she has happier and bright-
er for her ipresence..
If she has a grievance. She keeps it to
herself, for a woman with a grievance
1s very eau voted a bore. The weep-
ing, fainting, sad eyed young 4440m1111 ili
very much out of style nowadays not
only In novels, but 1n real life, and the
healthy, happy, ftd.p eodent. cheerful
and sunny girl has totally eclipsed her
is popularity.- American Queen.
A Homemade aeatee.
A good enough balance for ordinary
purposes 1s made by suspending two
equal Owes es of thin board, tin or card-
board from points six !oche* to, right
and left of a knot lo the middle of it
yard long cord. the end* of which are
AN EAST WAY TO AMOR.
tied to two nails two feet apart. A
white card with a mark Is tucked up
behind the knot. The knot moves to
the left when an object is put in the
right scale pan. The weights that must
be put In the left pan to bring the knot
back to the mark give the weight of the
object.
mauoalIO. et Women.
The prog•-es. In education 1a so
m•phwl•tind so Well understood as to
need but little comment. When to 18.11
)Jr*. Stanton, Lucy Stone and 1 made
a demand that girls In the state of New
York should be permitted an opportu-
nity for a college education, there was
not even • high school open to them to
the whole United States. Oberlin, 0.,
was the only college they could enter,
and there were no preparatory schools
to fit them for that Inet ftutlon. At the
present time they are admitted to all
the state uulversitle* except those of
Virginia, Georgia and Loulalana and
to all the large uniter.lties of the mid
dle and western states. The unw•ar-
rauted and retrogressive action of Chi-
cago university In "segregating" the
women students *how's that the battle
1s not entirely over, but the end 1s In
sight. -Susan B. Anthony 112 Collier's
Weekly.
A Sewing C terse.
}fere 1s a good suggestion for the
benefit rel busy mothers who do their
own sewing and have many interrup-
tions, thereby losing thimble and
needle: Take some dark cretonne or
any heavy material and make a small
bag the shape of an open envelope
about seven Inches long. Sew • safety
pin on the point of the envelop*, put
• small whalebone arrows the back to
keep it firm and straight and stitch
It strong. Then put In thread• thimble,
sdsaors, some tape and a few buttons
of varions slaea. l'in the envelope to
the side, cog thus equipped many a
necessary stitch will be taken and time
and temper saved. -Brooklyn Eagle.
I I e, ..Y.1 , .., ..,r,. ,,,e ".,-.
years with lav kidn,'rs, and twin in
my lack. Niat,hillg 1 towel cold() gine
m1 any n•lit•f, till finally 4111 advice of
N friend 1 mtartel toilets I)ledd's Kidney
1'ill,.
'•By the time i hail flniMhel ' 1»ox
the (414inm and kidney diweaw' were
gone. That i* 11V'1. fl444' year* ago now
and d have hail nt. n'tn1•n of the
tnail& menet•. I think I can saf'ly
14a)• 1r.)' rill.' Nie. A 144'1•nlartrmt mw.
"1 advise all trey friends who ere
tlnnhl'd in the 1411,1)' wit), to use
I*whrs Kidney 11I11..."
The *teener Cambria which made
occasional (tiro 1»•Iwrell Hl*•h,wler
N 1111 Tnrenntet lest m •r, hes IMN'll
Inlr'IIi*sM) by an A u n'ri,N0 tenr•ern,
and will non this year between Bufeln
erne Oryatal Reach, near Fort Krie,
Ont.
14,Jride w, Ilranlfnrd.
a sr ara •eattas.
One of the most successful cooking
teachera insists upon the difference be-
tween "stirring in" and "beating 1a"
the lugredleuts of a dish. She says that
the two methods should never be con-
fused. To "stir 1n" Is to mix the mate-
rials thoroughly, and this 1s the object
of the directions. The spoon should be
held to the bottom,ot the dish, and all
the materials should be rubbed and
pressed together as much as possible,
and It is nut essential that they should
be stirred only one way.
In "beating le" the object is to get all
air possible Into the ingredients so as to
make the mixture lighter. This is best
done by continuously lifting It up In the
same way. Therefore a beaten mixture
must not be stirred round and round.
but lifted up from bottom to top se
that air 1. impri.otled in It as the Rik-,
terials are added.
"Folding In" 1s even a lighter sort of
analog. The eggs or what not are beat-
en in with long single strokes of the
spoon or beater, and the whole mass 11
not touched atter the last addition N
mixed lightly.
Women la Hanka.
Mrs. Evelyu S. Tome of fort Deposit,
Md* is president of two tuitional banks.
Her hatband, who left her a fortune of
$3,(40:D00, held these offices, and when
he died she was elected his successor,
having since discllargrd her duties
b One 'of the
ability. II
seem hdistinguished
t )
a1n
hanks is l0 f)eort 1 W k and one
Akron, (:a.
Mrs. Ileater Welpton 1s president of
the Exchange bank of Ogallala, Neb.,
and the town boustr of her financial
skill,
St. Louie bas two great banking and
investment companies which employ
women officials to deal -with woolen in-
vestor.. The women's department of
one 1s In charge of Mrm, Florence M.
Lafiln: that of the other is conducted
by Mr.. Frost, of whose work one of
the bank officials says: "Not one of 11s
could stand the strain. The average
woman fears to undertake financial
transactions, which appear less formi-
dable when carried on with one of ber
own sex."
Table Liae..
In buying table llueu the iristl dam•
ask, which 1s grams bleached, 1s 41x11•
ally considered the best. ' The French
loses Its ghoul, gild the Scotch 1s par-
iiaay liiearttefi-'wttb- rhborine-.-wllieY-
weakens the fiber. A good plan Is
to get .the half bleached, which soon
gets white. A poor. sleazy Innen 1e
never economical. A good quulity lookl
well to the last, even darns being con-
sidered a patent of nobility. An all
over design or a running pattern Is to
be preferred In the medium quality of
damask to a cloth that bus much plain
surface, while the snowdrop and other
scattered designs may be selected In
the more expensive clothe The term
"double" damask means it heavy Moen.
It hi not, however, necessarily more ex-
pensive nor yet totter wearing than
the single damask.
To White. the Hands.
Melt a pound of white cnstile soap
over the fire with n little water. When
melted, perfume slightly with any one
of the extracts and stir Is half a cup-
ful of common oatmeal. law this prep-
aration w•11/•11 w•u*fling your hands and'
you twill lw surprised at the improve-
ment in their appearance.
Ironton Board AWL.
A dark entice bag or case to cover
the ironing board when not In ate 1s
one of the things every practical homes -
keeper should po."4ess. it 1s 11 nuisance
to remove the ironing sheet every time
the board Is put aside. but mules thea
1s done or the hoard covered the idlest
becomes soiled and damaged.
rer el* Norton Meelaae.
A bag of cretonne or denim attached
to the frame of the sewing machine is
a decided convenience for the home
worker. All threads and scraps can be
dropped In while the machine sewing
Is going on, and there will be no litter-
ing of the carpet or rug.
Pillowcases worn out, washed and
Ironed and cut the right size make nice
bread cloths or cloths to spread over
food on pantry shelves. The smaller
pieces make handy lamp cloths.
To kill mites in cheese immerse the
cheese In lolling water for a couple of
minutes. This will also improve the
cheese by closing up the cracks.
To make strong buttonholes for chil-
dren's clothes lay cord round the rot
and work the buttonhole over that
Fgw Wangs are more soothing USD
ramp of the feet , , 4.4m•k,+,,,
Brantford. M*y 1e.. --F: M pt•ttl- se --
hone, of New York, a to ranger, who 1
So -
has been in Want ford mine' fester -II °I
day, commit tett Feticide at the Com- t am- -
merriel lintel. late Satalydsv, nro1n lily
fng. 110 1e11 nothing to whop whet
had driven hien to the de*p*rate iced.
Met there i14 every indication that M
had ht, death most rnrefutly 'thin-
ned 1ic had leen drinking All week,
and took an overdose of morphine.
Ms, wear 5441.. e..1..
(111,.w -a, May 11.--A meltle, erder to-
day nate* th:.t unit* performing their
Annn:11 Arlll hl • amp, rely brin5 to
carn1 and Hear n alto. 74.t. a0h pug
seree. In seeonlam'n oith n trotters Ap
pro%ert and depn*Ited In the Quarter.
tO.Mer-(Jeeerers Department.
COSTS YOU NOTHING
Instead 1.1 girin •, M. much 10. 11.,• plri11t4.1',. ser baso del.., ' mined 10 divide
1 our "1'1511 lit' YEI04" by giving thielt1,' N lovely new blue English dine/ r
or any pert ,.frit.lu du not have to hu)• a11)• 4414110 g
1 :111011111 to et t11/1.,
11111
get any part of i t\gt any time after you have (our coupons -Volt can
a cuujon for eves,' 't'• 'View (' • in and about lot us tell you abt it and
bargain prides in new dela dablt,g/Nda,' .
McK!M'S BUSY STORE.
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• Invictus Bcots 1
at $3.51, $4.00 and $4.51.
A flee searching Illvesitigat.l.11l :11111 dile 111111 % are v.oi-
444ucei (1131 the Invictu11104 11 4 1111441,' by 41.41. A. Slater. of
Montreal, i. one of the beet Men's boot made, and at our
price is easily our of
the best velure. It
1'm it land we feel
ins e el of.
Gnu -aid 1,1 d1'el ret
I1'ff,'t in fit t. and fin-
ish : drssv, cotnfur-
t51111•, anti for seine
t 111. 1,!11111 or,.,, $.'114)
hoot )'I111 ever sae.•.
"1.111. 111 N' s '1
style* are ready and
await yo111' approval.
Sixes'll 14, ill, All
ie with (bnodyear
welted extension
wde,e,_ Price $3.511, $1.1111 and $1..111.
Buy 11 (Mair and try thein. If they fail vnu 01111
and get your 111011e)' or a clew pair. That shows our
dente in the 1uv1.111s boot.
Wm. Sharman
Iwck
I linhi-
t'ilItNI?H EAST S•1'. 1uu1 SQUARE.
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The Big Sale
of the
Munro Stock
of
Dry Goods
is on.
Great Bargains in every line, Every-
thing goes regardless of cost.
A Targe quantity of choice goods stili
unsold.
Now is your opportunity.
S T URD Y CO.,
NEXT RANK OF 'OM MKH('E.
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in Hardware 1
nightfor cash a large quantity of
)wing seasonable Hardware at
Greg as they last you can have
the following prices for cash :
$2 Iii While Lend. Elephant Brand. pate, Oat
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ani
Koko Linseed Oil at, per gal.
.i:: Nails at. peer pellet
7143 fill
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Twine : (mold Media. lie. (11,•14 Sheaf, 12.1r.
r erten. flit' Twine. Pelee glrelnttlte,Yl.
su you an he Aire London Fence for 35c a rod.
Ready -Mixed Paints
'Phone
1'h,rndle Ibu• • lek" brand. It 1e the lest. i* weather and Neater proof. 1? you imp it
enl,• you will not n Ant any I rt her kind. 1 here h.u11l1rd it. for Ih.. least mix YIV41'*. It hem been
tried, tested and felnud satisfa•tor)• in every way ; and the menuf,e•tnr•r* beer the plant and
'4014 111 horn 41,,* the very host. Alibi.' on the 111eT•ke1 Yon will 1R• /Ode to uuat•h their )Nainte
in future years. They are notlikely t) 1e• mit out of business,
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