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Wooer Bt .-A large wood bee was
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Heralu large turnout of about thirty-six men.
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ST. HELENS.
Tresu.ty, Jan. 23rd.
Mrs, D. Mcl)onald, of Ripley. spent
Sunday with friends here.
Next Sunday the sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will he dispensed in the
Presbyterian church here.
Mrs. Mille, from near Brandon,
spent a few days with her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Jab. Aitchison. lite latter part of
the week.
A. F. McDuuxld epe
ent Y Sunda vidsit-
•
nag friends here. lie and his brother,
cancan, are engaged in general store -
• ping ping in .la mestown. Fraser looks
w 1 and seems to like the business.
I) .tTH ml• Miss LI•r.•n. E Goatxrr.---
The pasted b 1 a
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wx in Lucknow on
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Thun the 1Nth instant, VictoriesElizalte(h Gordon. daughter of the
late John Gordon. one -of the oldest
and mot respected ntenther•s of
St. Helen •omunrnity. The deceased,
• though at 1 in the blooms of young
wontanht had leen more or leas of
an invalid fon\titan)• years, dating from
a severe attack of Intl tion of the
lungs in her rlhod. While Miss
(Jordon will be h mimed in the
whole eopmnni her hues will be
partirnlarly felt t the Presbyterian
church. of which a was a most ac-
tive menthe'. In very department
*of church work ehe nook a warot An
intelligent interest. In the Sunday
school and in the NV( man's Foreign
w e she was
• Society, h
Missionary 9 t ,i
of
a lite member, her preewn •e and help
Will be h missed. blot articularly
In the Harris Mi«sion Ban( of whish
Vie was the very life. her reit vaal bore
left a vacancy that c•tnnot filled.
Though gone from our midst to her
eternal reward. her kindly. gree ioue,
Christian example and influence will
abide as one of the Heavenward te-
mente in her old home church a d
community. Her end was )eecef
and victorious'. Those who bats the
rare pleumnre and privilege of visiting
her during her last days went forth
from her sick chauuutwr'st.rangely ,awed
by the fact that they had seen a soul
on the verge of eternal life who looked
into the intone with roam, midi
faith in her Redeemer. The funeral
funk place from the home of her
brother, Dr. 1). Al . Gordon, where the
deceased spent the lest ten weeks of
her life. The other members uf• the
fitfully presnt were Dr. .1. K. Gordon,
Ripley c Wm. E. Gordon, St, Helens :
Mrs. las. Inglis., Winnipeg : Mims
Christina Gordon. St. Helens.
LAURIER.
MONDAY, Jan. 22nd.
Mies Tena McLennan. of liolerich,
spent a few days the guest of her aunt,
es. Kenneth %IeLewuan.
John Ross, of the 2nd, entertained
a Large number of his friends nt the
borne of hie sister, Mee, Dime. McLen-
nan, on Friday evening, in honor of
his guests, Mr. and Mrs. Weird, of
lfanittuha.
A grand concert will be held in Mar -
Donald's hall, Kinteil, on Friday even-
ing. Februar • 2nd, in aid of the Sick
Children's Hospital, Toronto, The
Inst talent that could lee had is pro-
cured for the nrcasiou. Witt Winnu-
grne MacDonald, of Detroit, will/utaist
itt the.)rogruu, which will consist of
solos, duets, quartettees,'re'citatione and
dialogue)): MacMot•ran's orchestra, of
Lurk now, will tarnish musie. Ad -
u h
minae n Lac children 15c.
AUktUHN.
\VICuNESDAv, Jan. 24: •
A. E. Weatherall left Fant week for
Manitoba, where he hes procured it
school. '
The river has risen to such as height
that it has swept away the chopper.
The heavy rush down the race swept
all before it.
Albert Knox is visiting in this
neighborhood et present. ifs spent
that s • in the Northlvest. work-
ing in the interest of a windmill com-
pany. -
ANNc.t). Meeertem-91m+ annual
tue•etiltg of the Presbyterian church
wag held last Monday, but owing to
the wet ditty the attendance was not s,
large as mivaal. R. A. Rulsrtsrn and
TI aw Hude•litte were appointed
gers. The various reports were
of a nature tau cheer the members of
the church. The debt on the, new
church is in the - neighborhood of
SLIM. Mulch Will.
wasa appointed
rad
caretaker. _
LEEBURN,
UUNLON.
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on, .• ,t0 rw not M miss any numbers , The
Weekly Her..ld, which goonIth ever
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Subscriptions may be handed to (helm
at Donlon. Mr. S. It. Williams.
Termor', lan. Zinl-
Mr. Brown. of Port Albert, has leen
here the past few days, doing carpen-
tering work for our merchant,. 11.
Shields.
THE WEATHER. -The mild weather
of Monday was celebrated by the
pigeons in our local pigeonry taking
bath in their warm lathing tins, while
the croaking of the frogs in the
morning drowned the mound of the
school bell to the uurchinm an they went
along to school, thereby necesmitating
"excuses" from some of them.
A CH.tL Jteue. To the long saws
and exemen of courage of Gu,derich
township. Liam) ! Meme'. Ryan and
Thompson have some choice timber
very imitable for pawing match and
they world 1e pleased to arrange for
a match with some of the notables of
Goderich township, the said 'mach to
take place sane time in March. A
purse of not less than $10 will he given
MAFEKINU.
MONDAY, Jan, 22nd.
Krneet Blake is visiting his uncle,
Joe. \lallough, neat Dungannon.
Mier( Olive Gardiner wars the guest
of Miss Lou Treleaven over Sunday.
''there was a Targe altendauce at
church on Sunday night. The service
i was conducted by Bev. 11r, Smith,
Renew your ,ubaeript ton to The Signal at
nom, .0 as not 10 Hast any number of The
WeeklyHerold which goes with every yearly
subscrition to r1'ha Sigma pwld in aalvan.u.
Tt.MDA V. Jan. Zir '
Mrs. Alex. ('its , of Goderich,
who has recently returned from a
visit of some months, in Scotland.
spent aeteral days here last
week, the
guest of Mrs, A. H. ('iutton.
LITERARY StH'I TY. - A Literary
Society was formed here on Wednes-
day night of het week and was
joined by rn.tuy of our young people.
Alex. Horton wits chairinatt of the
meeting, and previuuw to the forma-
tion of the Society n good program
of mimics, dialogues. violin and organ
music was given by the local talent.
Horace Horton was elected president
and Arthor Fulford secretary and
treasurer. The executive con»nittee
consists of Roy Linkleter, Alex. Hor-
ton, and
'H.A.H rt n
t
oil Edith Horton, s
the teachers of S. . Nos. 5 and 9. The
Society will meet on Wednesday
evenings at 7::111 (o'clock once n fort-
night in the Temperance Hall. the
Host ruet'ting to be held on Wednes-
day of next week, at which a member-
ship fee will be collected from those
joining the Society. Visitors are wel-
c We wish the enterprise every
success and hope the meetings will be
bath interesting and instructive.
BAYFIELD.
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OM •, eu as not to mi.. any numbers of 'rhe
Wee 1- ilerald which goes with every yearly
souse• , peon to'Fhatlticnal paid In advance. -
ret hisn.nY, Jan. Z3.
Wm. Reid, of \Vinghant. called on
friends ' re last week. •
Mice Inez Miller, of Clinton, is the
guest of Minn Millie Cameron.
Moo. T. King is in Clinton under-
going an operation. 'iVe wish her a
speedy recover
Master John Roberts spent S tttday at
his home here Erueet Idiake, of
Mal'ekiugK, is visttiug his uncle. Josep`h
Malluuwit. for et few (Jays. , , . Miss
Maggie Malluugh hoe returned flout
Toronto.
CARLOW.
Renew your rubaniptlon to The Signal at
once, so a.+ col to tonal any number. of The
ta'eekl' Herald which goes with every ) early1'
Mise Daisy Bark well 'tlu'ned to sub.t•rttaluu W he Signal paid In udvame.
her home at Lochalsh after spending MuNDAY, January 22n(1.
PKRSONA1. No'rice.--Oswald Bark -
well, of Yellow (trio, Seek., is visiting
friends its this locality, Mr. Harkwell
moved from Carlow to the Weet alx)ut
four year's ago and we are glad to
learn that he has done well out there.
lie is located in a good wheat -raising
district Nits. Trethew'ry, of Go e•
rich, waw et guest hast week at the
r•sid('nce of Lt. -Col. '\'aroma. We
regret to learn that Gordon Young,
who,lr staying at his sun -in-law's, S.
Bissett's, ap. Sall(ord, has tern in very
{oxo' health. We hope he will recover
MS wonted god health.
Jur'ruxo .--The roads are very toad
after the sudden thew. The tows hip
fathers will have to du emote repairing
to the reale and culverts, and we think
it would be a glees idea foe them to
take a drive mound the township now'
and discover the Lad spots. Our
people around here would not mind
httying at little moil. taxes if they could
ave Letter roads \1'in. Alcl'hew
entertained his friends and neighbors
a Jew evenings' agti, giving them an
coyote". supper and at dance. There was
penty of god music, of c sc, as
, Billy " is as famous utusician. The
party broke up somewhere along in
the wee, sista' hours, and the greents
were s, well pleased with the gather-
ing that they etre all hoping it will be
awn 1 affair, with themselves In-
vileonl i t,-('ol, Varrne has re•ntecf
the Will. McIntyre property on the
9th concession for a term of years, for
a grass term. \lr: McIntyre, we
understand, intends to go West.
a few weeks at the horse of her aunt,
Mrs. Wm. Stothets.__
ST. AUGUSTINE.
'1 reett.t Y, Jaan, Z3,
Some of the g folks had a taffy
pull at Uriah-Thompso n's one night
hast week.
Miss Maud Troy, of \Vltitet•huitch, is
( uu,ititig her grandmother, a1L'r. Flynn,
at present.
Syme of the farmer(' are hustling
the seasons along : there were a num-
ber of them plowing toelay, Tuesday,
January Zit'd.
\Ve are sorry to hear that Mr, Jef-
ferson, of Donnybrook, LS ineer
health at present. We hope to Meat
tot his recovery soon.
We were enjoying good sleighing
laet,w•eek, but the tinily on Saturday
and Sunday robbed us of that Poem -
tire, and we have nothing now but
luu•t• ground and mud holes.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
\VuruNKaD.tY, Jan. 24th:
i).un McGinnis, who bus leen a resi-
dent of the township for nearly thirty
years, hew become en imitate of the
county house of refuge. -
SA1.K OV FARM,-- John Hudie has.
bought the fano[ on the 7th concession
which bet mired to hie late brother
James. The property cottutinw 110
acres and the price paid was $1,155).
The feria is at prement rented to John
Marshall. who will cont' to occupy
it for sane time,
Social. EvgNINO.--Lest Friday It
most enjoyable time was
spent at
the
Mrs
• u •.nod.L
' . 1 w' f M I
hospa[a ole residence r
James McMillan, 611t nttm•essiun, when
over one huudtetl young pe'(.ple•, st-
ly from this township and some from
('ollwn•ne township, Gorle►'ich and Pett.
Albert, gathered in the evening to in-
dul.ge in a dance. The music was fur-
nished by T. McDonald, assisted by
MessIs: Jnnee and McCluskey, me -
xttied on, the organ b
y Ars, T. \c -
i
Id and Miss Lily l[ ise.
Every-
body
trr -Moly went house well satiated with
the evening's enjoyment, as all who
know the Ast and hostess will be-
lieve. 'Twa4 a jolly good t' • all
round.
Airs.. hynat formerly Mies Maud
Fergus() of B tford. is Dunking a
week's vi 'fonder he parental roof,
Miss F. Evans, of the Aux Soluble.
left on Monday for a month's vim*
with friends at Bra ` ford and else-
where. •
Mrs. Jauuew Fergu o and Miss
Wynona Ferguw,n ha • returned
home after it visit to t former's
parents at Marnoch.
William Perquwon, who leen
nailing e11 summer, has return - haeme
for• a few months, The Hayfield
people are always pleased to we Will.
We are please) to learn that the
'tick of the town are improving nicely,
including James Donaldson. Mrs.
Parke and Mrs. Pollok.
Ilat•vey Sperling, formerly manager
at the Albion, but now of Hrncefleld,
was in town for a few days straighten-
ing up accounts. He leaves this week
for Sarnia, where he has secured it
goal )omitionu He was accompanied -
by Mr. Cameron.
K(NGSBRIDGE. t
TrKruIAY, January Vete.
J. M. O'Reilly is visiting his friends
at present.
.lore Hussey was the guest of C.
Moss on Sunday.
Miss Nellie Young, of Loyal, is vis-
(
itinq friends and n•Ixtt 'ves here.
Wm. Qmiglen attended the funera)
of his father in Clinton on Tuesday
la.l..
.Icahn Keefe and Joe Hussey lurid a
flying visit tot' the Commercial on
1Vednesday last.
Chaos. Moss, John C. Dalton and .1.
,I. Dean have purchased some of the
material of the old church.
u had E. Dalton and Joe H saes
famous horse deal in which 'Mr. Hue-
ieyceteceived a vaalmthld Christmas
''sees nt.'
.
her of the young ladies at-
tended the quilting het: given by Ad.
die Martin at his h nn Wednesday
of Iaet week,
SMITH'S HILI. CIII'RCII,-The merri-
ment of the Lord's Supper was dis-
pensed on S lay, I Ith Inst., to the
largest number for several years.
pastor, 7
'he
Bev. .1. I.. Small conducted
the services, loth on Friday and on the
Sabbath. Qu Monday afternoon the
ennui - congi•egationatl aborting was
held, with •t goal attendance. The
reports of all the societies were Ito -she
most part encouraging. The treasurer
showed receipts of *.rat) for the year,
with a balance of $37 on hand at the
close of the year after paying all betel-
ities. The treasurer stated taint the
money R•Rs umre easily collected this
year than ever before, an evidence of
the good feeling existing in thereon-.
pewit ion. Instruct s were given
for the printingof the tlnant•ial•state-
inent. The membership at the close of
1905 wits 101. Herbert Fisher and
Milton Tyndall were elected to the
Maud of ntautage•rs, the other members
being \Ver. Mocllwein, Throe. McPhee,
\V. W. Walters and John \i. Juhn-
ston, tt•ith the secretary -treasurer.
Alex. Young, who was elected to this
position for the seventeenth successive
year. Tin' auditors are 11. J. Morris
and Hen►•y Gallagher, and the ushers
Win. Mallows and A. W. Yonng. A
resolution was passed itstructieg the
manager's to secure estimates of the
cost of n school t'ootn which it its pro-
posed to build at the rear of the
church, the )dans and estimates to be
submitted to A meeting of the congre-
gation to be held next month. Fol-
lowing the congregational meeting a
social was held for the congregation
and Sebtath school- An excellent
supper wow followed by an impromptu
program, and the en -ening was Much
enjoyed It the Annual meeting of
the Sabbath school the hest reports
ever submitted were heard, and all the
officers were re-elected.
The newts foe the past few days have
been very mouldy. One of our Meal
farmers htii, pt•ophemit•d spring and
says the crow*are re odt.
UUNGANNON.
VOTICE.-TIM AL AGENCY
1.1 in Dnngwnuon for o Signal la at the of-
fice of J. O. Wand. J.P.. uo v,e
wn
cer. eu
..'w
ho
will receive orders for. su tIons advents.
1ntwnd job worktand is nut rarod to give re-
ceipts for wmouns
trail for thc\samc.
Renew your sud+crlptlon to 'Tho Signal at
onr'e, sr as not to miss an roamers of The
Weekly Herald. which gt ee with every yearly
nbe•rintion to The Signal add Insl vanes.
Snbsr•notions may be handed to the loan' agent
in Dungannon, Mr. J. G. Ward. -
TfF.sttty. Jan. Ltetl.
Moto, :SeeTEN.-The mewled tneetiitgs
are being continued again this wet'k
and they are Ming well attended
The January thaw, which has been the
heaviest for litany years, hes taken it
wuldden geld, -
LrcF.N es: Ct IM MISSIONRrta' Myr r'Itto.-
On Thursday, the lath inst., T. E.
Dnrnin, liquor license commissioner,
attended It meeting of the cuuunis-
sioners at Auburn, to organize and
to tike into cuuwideration important
hominess i n compliance with the
changes in the re' ulationa of the
liquor license act. The next meeting
of the'comtnissinners is to be held itt
Goiericgt on the 111th of March.
The nnnunl meeting of the patrons
of the Hayfield cemetery war held
lest week and the following officers
were elected for 1151(1: l'resident, ,tae.
Thomson ; vice-president. T. J. Murke :
director*, 0. Elliott, ,Ano. Middleton,
to the victorious side, John McNaughton, .lag. Campbell,
Ot.t) Sora TRICK*. -..Mattirdny of tarot Jno. Green, Thus. Hrpwnett : treas-
week wan an April day. Quite it num- urrr, A. E. Erwin : sexton, iticherd
her of farmers who ramp long dim• Elliott.
trances with loads on sleighs had to
leave their sleighs in Doderich and
borrow wagons to take them home. 1
s'nn irritable ae) l
it
Ana of the nerves
It, is maid that an irishnutn, from near caused by cold. Relief tomes; quickly
Kinguhridge•, with Scottish prudence from Nirvillne, the great pain reliever
parted fr home with a wagon, bat of today, "1 eonuider Nerviline a
on reaching Port Albert end hearing magical remedy for neuralgia," write,'
of the big fell of (mow at (ioxlerirh he Mem. K. (4. Hartle, mt Baltimore. I3ut.
Lo,Rnwed a sleigh to make the rest of 1 never' worry if Nerviline is in the
hi,' journey. But, aloud he had reek• house. A few uipplication,' never yet
coned without old SLA and did not reach tailed fqq kill the ((pain. i can also sec -
town till after 4:1111 p.m.. and then only matt(! Nerviline f o r ,'tiffnea,
after great pulling. Ile Was obligee! to rhu'umat.isn end mna'nlar taint." In
borrow a wagon itt teener* himself tts• fleetly fifty year(; try Nerviline
and effects back to Port Albert. Id yourself. a
The Root of Neuralgic Headache
IBM
Bintius
ars simply kidney disorders. 'Ile kidneys
Alter the blood of all that shouldn't be
there. The blood passu through the kid-
aeys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can remain in the circulation
longer than that time, Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidgeys have
failed in their work. they aro in need of
stimulattan, strengthening or doctoring.
'Dole medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood pelmets diens
le
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
13 Alfred A. Naylor . , . , . , ..1lelgravt'
111 Edith i':.Jeukius..... - Myth
11 1t'uioni Margaret E. Bielby, Blyth
Township of Hay.
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Reou'ENtsu SERvicem.---On Sabbath
reopening /services •.vete conducted in
SI. Paul's ehutch. Considering the
unfavorable conditions' of the weather
and roads there was a fairly goal at-
ta•ntLucee at Moth timoening and evening
mervires'. Mr. ('ox, student, who sap.
plied for souse tivae about twelve
mouths since, aswittarl Rev. T. Hicks.
The mullet/mos friends he sande when
here were pleased to meet hint again.
The interior of the rhumb is veru nt-
traetive since the renovation enol the
members and others have liberally re-
sponded towards •the exlensee in-
cut•►ed. The attendance has largely
increas'd mince the present pastor mi-
nuted charge of the parish, which is
evidence that gond work is being
d e,
TEACHERS OF WEST HURON.
The following is a list of the school
teachers in ',Vest Huron, ns compiled
by Inspector Tout :
• •Town of Goderich.
Jas. H. Tigert Godet•Ieh
Isthel Sherman
Mary Mernor
('onsta cc K. LeTouzel
Tena 2)lcEwan
Adn Fltirritt
Vesta \Vateon....
Kate Watson
Marion Parsons
Eolith Wiggins
Wilbur F. Anderson
Goderich Collegiate institute.
o. 31. Fit•Id, 13. A.... ....G(deticf
h I. Strang, H. A
Rohr.. N. Merritt; H. A
Geo. Robertson, B. A..
Edith 'arlce'
Bertha . Bauer, 13. %
hip of Colborne.
S. M. No. •
1 (trace Cr wfnnl Loyal
2' Ed went., t w'at't ..... lienmiller
:i Annie Cott • ey Cps low
4 Mary Fingl Benmiller
5 Eliza G. M 'MI n, Dunlop
0 Gen. S. Woods Ooderich
Ilepenillo•r
. Iiolmesvitle
....Dunlop
Nile
G O
G O
as
George Mattson .a• Hay
JIM. W. Hogarth Hills Grev'n
Zurich
Mary E. Psrsons...., Zurich
Alex. McLeod Zurich
\I' ' • Best Zombi*
Pearl L. N ichule n Zurich
Theo J. liart Ieib 1both wood
Jean .1. Murray ,' liens/ill
Alice Al. Toutter..'t' St. Joseph
Edwin Mr(iavitt ' Zurich
Mary McArtt•t• : flay
Isabel Thompson a.......:Helvetii
Edith M;.:u•ktt, .. Brewster
Township of Stanley. •
•1 George Ifaird. Clinton
1 (1' ' ) Helen Sparks
3 Mabel 1', Jennison
4 Jatutes lk'Igaty
• ,hones (*antrum
3 Fawcett Stntdy
6 'tie°. \\'. Shore
7 Annie E. ('ulsitt
9 George Hu(vatd.
111 least \lusterd
13 NIinnie.Peuhale
a.
1 RIutNAL. Mks Olive ('rawfor.)
rete ted h ' on \Vednewlay nt last
week. fter hawing n viuit of sonic datys
with ends' in MPaforth and other
point*. ... \fism Birdie Duettist, student
at Goderi.h Collegiate Inntitnte, after
elaiting he pareetn, Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Durnin, r •Owned on Monday to re•
Putme her ntu ies Afr. and Mrs'. M.
E. Sanderson a turned home on Mon-
day from an ex, rWed vimit to friends"
at $Hawttey an vicinity.......luntea
McMst.h and do lighter Myrtle. of
Clinton. were visit Kfriends' here for
•t few datym Inst w -k Mr. and
Men. M..1. Young vim est the ('irculer
Town on Friday he 13. Mr•('lure
o o Goderie atter visit in
« returned r
n. f tr t
h rn g
hetojnother, Wm. Will`rm, for a few
lariat R ('six has tftdt•ned house
to Holynixwl, after spending a few days
the guest of Mr. Roberts Men,
Barber him gone to Aylmer to Visit her
dnlaghtern, She was fir • panted by
Men. Meotl, of Brandon, Manitobih,....
niches[ Morrow is quite ill ethe
home of hie daughter, Mrs', A. c-
\Vhinney T . Young, of To
onto ,)unction. is the Rueet of his
uncle, Mat. Young, for a (ewdeys
7 Ettie Knox
8
l.illinn \ason
9 Jean Uantehon ... ,
1 (Colon) MFanny-linty
Township of Gaderic
1 Flossie Nnftee'( erieh
2 Sarah J. 11x11 ..... .G ericlt
:i Nelson N. Trewnrthu, Wilmer" ill•
4 John H. Lowery ilio m
Ci Kathleen Swann.. Porter's fl I
6 Adelaide E. Ilavidsm ...Oodt'rich
H Bertha ,Millian Hayfield
I) Writhe Hayter Clinton
1n IA'welOenichlxrrn • ('linton
11 Olive ('ogyer...;'• Clinton
Township of Ashfield.
1 Oliver Henry... 1'o►•t Albert
:i Minnie .1. Durnin.... K'inta+il
4 Frets Items .., iAwhitish
3 Annie ('larks n ... .. Lucknow
6 Madge E. William \lafeking
7 Annie McKenzie Lothian
H l'hitrlu4s A. Tehimi1, ,.L)mngnrtnon
Itchy A. Robinson .. , , Dungannon
9 John C. Stahel.. Mafeking
10 Liettet.tn Omni *the ut IAne•s
11 Lillian 1.. Mcle•an....Mhej)Isoniton
12 Mergeget McDonald Leerier
13 Ernest Sherwood Heelfest.
15 Colin M. Kiel 1 ot'hatlmh
10 Mary E. Murray ('rPwe
17 Klin th I). Rutherford. Dungannon
Township of West Wawanosh.
2 Mao g:I ra Kilpatrick ... Prospt'rit.v
3 Wm. 1'. McGregor.. ML.Helens
4 Beatrice E. Anderson ..St. Helens
H Mee o
7 Sylvia a u 1 .. .....F Ford ye
12 s Hannah Wilmot" Fordyce
14 Maggie A. Finlay.w.\Vhiu•rhorch
15 Ethel Fer•goam.. l VV'eM.tIeld
17 Mabel lttilie ..... .... 1lmnglamnon
Township of East Wawanosh.
:3 ire& Woods Myth
(1 Gnrlon E. \V'ightntan .VVesttirld
1( Lizzie A. ('unninghuett) 1/Pigrave
1) Made M. ('lark Win ham
10 Rthel Cameron Blyth
1 Isabella D. McDougall... WIngbllls
Blake
f Hayfield
Bityteld
liaytlrld
\'aero
Varna
Bill's (it•een
... Ithtke•
Hrucelield
Varna
14 NIn•H. Johnstoti ttippen
Township -of Stephen.
1 Minnie Botterill.. l'entrnlia
Mande \1. Porter ('ettt•alia
2 Olive \i. Turner Crediton
3 "Percy S. Bailee Exeter
4 George ge Vi'. Lawton . ....Crediton
u Claude Bluets Crediton
EthelF'nrroty l'reditn
Clara Kienzle Crediton
9' Earle Campbell dx'll Khiva
7 Esther A.''Pt eston,,.,,•..... ii)ipka
H Jennie Mills ....,....... Or I Bend
111 Rebecca Carter.. Greenway
11 Lillie Hatrtlrih Uanhwuol
12 Hew A. Snaith. Grand lirud
10 Jaunt's McLennan 1)aehwool
Florence B. Graaham,tbshwoxt
Township of Osborne.
1 Margaret. A. Stuillie ....Horundalt'
2 J •sane A. Hamilton.. ...Farquhar
3 Freta (4. Sweet .. Kirkton
4 Herbert Campbell Fxeter
5 Peter (Iowans... ........ Exeter
6 Dantean Metiougall....Winehelsea
Winton* Howard.. .... " s e et
a
7 itachel Kirk . \Vinehclsea
10 Alyt•th• Madge 1 ley
12 John 31. 'Torrance ........Whalen
Village of Bayfield.
Thos. H. lh•ow'nlee......
Elm elha \1. Stanlury . ,...
Village of Monsen.
\Ven. McKay
Minot Donn.
Flora L. Reynaldo'.
Village of Exeter.
Louis C. Fleming
Annie E. Dorrington
Agnes F. Cheney ....
Frances E. Mcl.t•an
Helen E. \\'eltond
Elsie A. \I.Calltim...... •....
Anne Martin,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,
Laura \I. Jeckell
llelt+nJI
Exeter
611
Miller's Compo+ind Iron Pills. only
25 cents for 511 Closes. For sale by Jas.
\Niko.
FUR CAPS
• We've got about two dozen left, and
don't want to carry them over'.' They aro
not high-priced caps, but all made from
well -furred skins, look well and will give ser-
viceable wear. You will never regret laying
out the small amount of money they will
cost you now. If we were to otter you 25
per cent. for the -use of some of your
money' and gave adequate security for same,
would you pot loosen up some ? . That is
exactly what we are doing and even a little
better in some eases. Step in and look
them over.
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers, Furnishers, Haers, et c.
Vita' sillt' ('onto iuelrrie•Ii.
J1
THX7
BI8!3I1LIa
Moister
has made it great record throughout alt
Canada. Thera aro good reasons why this
is so. 'Warred ■Jakt -- lues not bumtu
up. Irppreted nate-Cuts and turnsnu.l
ov er. tllltekr. Neu salt -Easy draught.
This Disk has several Imitators but no
equal. Nunn genuine without the name
"BISSELL." For Sale by Agents. Mum -
lectured by
T. E. BISSELL. ELORA. ONT.
(CJI] Ask fur I)ooklet
elp! Help!
HeID!-
This milwinter has -re t rded the sale of winter
goods to a d 0 which beim* ves us to make the price
clear then) out dti theweather '11 IlOt.
• Furthermore, we will c tt mmence stock -taking
Feb. 1st. We th 1'efore desire to clear our some
lines and reduce oil stock in oth • s.
We will succe . You wil think so -when you
note the prices.
1
above picture of the
man and fish fa the trade-
mark of Scott's Emulsion,
and is the synonym for
strength and purity. It is sold
in almost all the civilized coon.
tries of the globe.
If the cod fish became extinct
it would be a world-wide calam-
ity, because the oil that comes
from its liver surpasses all other
fats in nourishing and life-giving
properties. Thirty years ago
the proprietors of Scott's Emul-
sion found a way of preparing
cud liver oil so that everyone can
take it and get the full value of
the oil without the objectionable
taste. Scott's Emulsion is the
belt thing in the world for weak,
backward children, thin, delicate
people., and all conditions of
wasting and lost strength.
Rand for Rae oomph.
•COTT a ROWNE, Cwue'rs
Tntt10*?O, • T.
Mr. 41,01.1N ♦1 Iry Inests
Hockey Sticks
MicMac and O. H. A. Horkev
Sticks, regular price 311c, vale*
price rc
XXX Practice, regular prttet'
JAW. stile `lnice a 37e '
Hoes' Hockey Stick*. -..... .tee'
Pucks, Shin Pads, 20 per cent.
orf.
Sleighs
Hoye ot• girls' Coaster• Sleighs.
reguhtt• pries 9th,»arc price 63c
Steele) Sleighs, unbreakable.
regular 51.211, sale price 93c
-4--
Sleigh Bells. ao per cent- off.
-Arctic Ilutfalo holes, large
size, teguhu• print• $11,511 to $11,311,.. .
your choice at e•aachtil
Horse Hlanketm, Plush nee l
Coven. Gil Knee Covers, 30 per
cent. off.
Mitts
\title -:+kin Mitts, wool -lined.
splendid 'Ali rent value, sale
Itt•i(•e 39c
Pig -skin end Cloltskht Mitts,
Sweeping Reductions in Stoves,
Ranges and Heaters.
Sale commences -Jan: 26th and ends Jan. 31st.
DON'T FORGET THE DA"i ES.
wool-linet very warm and
al t evt• •Boating, regetau• prier
$1,151 .e phi , sale price per pair
Mule -skin Mitts and 1591
vets, lee- pair .. ....25c
( 1 ...IOC
l 1 vent )a r.
(baton I ) r
.}x F
(' . s ('ut Maws. 6 feet long,
$3.00 Dandles inc tadedi.
('ant Harks, Inti, led $1.25
AXees
Files...
75c
IOC
FOOD CHOPPERS, 75c se.
J. B. HAWKINS
. The Hardware Man.
OMR MONEMOMINI11,11
WINTER
CLOTHING
IOW nommitimsss now
"4 nevi. r had a mare einnfnr•tnt
a btette'r-fitting snit." maid a num
gets his clothes merle et
,HEADACHE
I Neuralgia .orad Nerotnnc.vi cured quickly by
AJAX ANDNCUA�; CURE
Nn heart depeewatr. Griarr.t cu re everdi.nnvr:..
Take nether. oast. d aa. Alldc.der•or ditett from
Au -.TIN & Co, Sim es, Ont. dtua./ hack if not
satiaGcd.
ole nl '
who.
-E
DUNLOP'S TH
CLOTIi1N6 EMPORIUM
!EST STREET.
A full «frock of neditnn turd heavy -1
weight clot hes for fall Still winter wear
Suits and O'vercoals
mode tau ttuvsnre nn short not true.
Really -tit -Wear Clothing goal aunt
strong- Made on the prcutisev.
DUNLOP, the Tailor
1C1a'1' ti'l'l:1:1:1'
TO THE PUBLIC
The toter of Moet „t t t le throughout L M.
HI 11f•h I'ngdrr ha. dr ;;n-.1 n not.it or
two, wn'I rrxay,`.anrntis lural ;trier- are
Anda:. We aA• now .w'itytwa ail pot...wt Inwrr ',Herm, while tate ,trtallty M nn
711t not sett. -r, than over. Ne
\'A MEAT M.1IIKF:r Forewatem all
kind. of mtaats, you'll , e1,•.. and. *111/.t'hank lag (he !nubile for their Itt•n.l
tare. *u .mach w rrnatlnuao, o of
Ute .uta
McLEAN BROS.
r o,mt /Ammo. ,and Sooner, limit,„1�
1
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