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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-3-8, Page 9'I;HK sI(:NAt• (:4)1*M1CH ONTARIO 40 4. of the a District. The News �*� ,*� y ,*•• ,� ��y*��� ,tri ,y�, ,yt,,}, ,,y*�,, ,y� ,y�, ,yt, ,y�, �*, �y�, ,y�, �y�, ,,}7�,, ,,��`, y� °V �',4 4•' 466,6't7 -''W 4 4"V' 444•�T 46+"V'°O4,45'V"0 5"W44444'+'V"' ,"0444"W 4,44 'P'4, 9'''V' 6t>4 ClubbingThe Signal's List. I LANEb. COLBORNE. of the evening was silent in music, quotes, 1eeRation* and an arousing ruIcltU.e Y. Slur, lith. dialogue which were rujoyel by ell. J. Schwarz is wearing broad enliker Mt• 1 Mrs, l''rt•guron uuake au sal. at preremt, tunable host and hostages and we each Mtge. C. Habit Is "pending •a few felt as we went to our several hounes weeks with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. that we would indeed mina thele when M. Schwauz. le they were gone, yet rejoiced in the thought that yet a little while and Ave should "luee't to part uo more." Com. FRIDAY, Slallrll 2114. William lane and son, M. I'.. of Now is the time to choose y Ooderich, visited the former's mother, muting matter for 191k3. look over Mrs. \Villiarn Lane, on Sunday last. ibis list and ss' the advantilgel of Mrs. John lane and sun, Malcolm, (wed t„ Signal subscribers in getting of Kiulough, visited the latter's Ili.. leading. {Ip•rs at deduced rates. grand they, Men. \\'ill. Lane, hot S1. Mier, who has been somewhat The Signal and Montreal Weekl week. able to attend to hissed for t urte uaxat is again d 8r,00 Mr. and Mrs. Seueltzer aliendedp Neral the funeral of the former s uncle, The siguad, Weekly Herald and Servil•er al•the Evangelical church Sun I'1'or0ntol will I 1 75 Sir. Earls, of Luck now, un tortious' x, conducted next Sabiueth uorn- Weekly day bast. int at hl airlock, told in the evening signal, Weekly Herald and I A nutllx•r of young iteopll. of this at 7:31). All are "duel"' The Daily Globe 4.50 vicinity spent.* very enjoyable even- T'h•, signal, Weekly Herald and lug at the h ' of Miss May Reed Toronto Weekly Globe...........1.70 Inst week. Th Signal, Weekly herald and Wm. J. Caswell, o f l'lesberton, Family Herald and visited his rioters, Mrs. William J. Monveal l r.y5 Treleaven, of DLefcking, and M1•s. Weekly Star 1 aU ., i1s,r, to Montreal siiitlY Holwh lames Ltuel of bane., for a few days•aa 1, , A Narkly star receive ties great pseud hart week, returning home par. Tues- I,µ,1un•. ••t♦mr'u Aluxandna. Her l:naialchil they. d, TlisndFhs(ler' Manual and Veterinary hoods"uuI) he had it: exaooiinn with *bane ulkr tut Li cents *hilt tonal, ore total of $1.U+. ThFanw�g (World (lorotitVeeklr o Herald and 1.3o The Signal, Weekly Herald ahs Weekly Mail and Empire... . ...1.70 .ill •uns.'rd. a for \VeekiY ht*ii iced Kaman. se- rer ahc tan•mi4W ertoltracure, "Tlu star of Bthlehem.` e d tilll Thr. Signal. Weekly HclAl 355 Toronto Daily World qh,. Signal. %Veekjy Herald and Toronto Daily Star The signs, Weekly Herald and Toronto Daily News... The Signal, Weekly herald mud London Daily Advertiser...... ... a . ao The Signal. Weekly Herald and Landon Weekly Advertiser. I.6o r Sigt{iel. Weekly Herald arid sbyterian • a5 The signal. Weekly Herald and W tminster s 25 The e nal. and West)minsterld. Pres- Our The Sigi Al. Weekly Herald and Farmer Advocate. 2 40 ave nsvmeoerul our roudrn to ,utrrrils; to 1' c Fanner l .tdcocata•. The Signal, Weekly Herald and Montreal D ' y Witness . 2.50 The Signal. \ eekly Herald and y' Montreal Wee y Witness r 6o fhe Signal. We kly Herald and • World Wide 1 85 nil remittance by poetrfce or. der, Iost:al note or e preens order to THE SI CODE / CH, AL, ONT. T. HELENS. TUEsnav, S t•, nth. Stuart Mille• is in Goketi• 1 today to take in the h• key snatch. W. S. Met'rneti. is in Gotten •h tan aiding in auditing a ty too n. Miss Lilian Clark tailed her si ter Mies M.cigeiet, in GI • rich this wi k Miss M. ('. Rutherfor lett on Tut day for an extended visit with friend in 11 iugham. - Mn. C. Decker is at pr.• it away on su extended, visit to her ,pie at Sehripgville. Jno. Webster left on Mesita • of last week for the West. taking se th bin, :a carload of horses. We stand Mr. \Vetetter intends r•turnin in the near future. AUt9UHN. TIKauAv, Mar. nth. John Alicholselu left for the North- west last week. Rev. J. i.. Small attended the Pms- bytcr-v Meeting tet. Clinton belly. The revival meetings in the Metlu- s e this diet char ch e. being t ml' td r xi K week. The cert in the Temperance Hall hunt Thursday evening in aid of the public library Was ai Hnitucial success. Sums of out: citi•rt•ns:ur busy at ptss- enttrying to foredo a joint smem- patty - wteak poly u, pur•Ilalw the Oli11 property from Mr. Tullis. The idea is to build n new Mill and cause the village. to flourish. • MoVIN( \Y KKK. - Last week Was wing week in the village. Mr. Medd, our, t'illage tailor, moved into the residence he lately purchased from ,Mr. Nicholson : 51r, Is mix took Joseph McMkILul,.mo well known to xlsreasiun of the sleety he pun'haseld ton all, p has to (iatetll and ell Et/ Mr. Medd. and has FA -artist out he the bartender at the frier hotel. with a full assortment of harnhued ss and Stie b McPhail, not x sttxngel W all other necessaries in hat line of K business. Mr. Medd starts out with a lihany here, has fallen as victim to the full line of all necessaries in the tailor- ''harms of ('uipi(l, and was married on big departmentJorge•ioh Lxweinl.Wednesday dst to Miss IH h has left the mill and returned to his (ritual, of Kip1wii. After their we'.- housr in the village A. C. .lock- cling trip they will take up their resi- lln has edited the mill pr.p m'ty for a deuce at Braeside farm, Porters Hill. Errol of thew )rats, and is Imsy We, with many friends here, wish the fitting up the will. intending lar have Young couple a rust' and happy fnlute, It in running order ill :a short time. THE L.ts't NOTICE. Messrs. Ryan and • Thompson, our champion sawyers and axetuen, have decided to have NILE. their Huai wood bee on St. Patrick's SATI'RO.tt', March 31•11. Day. a week d• Saturday. So, far S!('IIaL RKPow!.--The followil:g i. Gtderich township's local champions the report of U. S. S. No. 1, Aehtlsld, have not'answeted their challenge for Colborne and West 1Vawuenosh : V. a friendly contest, the prize to be not claw --Vera McNee, 072; Eva McNee, less than $ill, There is timber pat IWCI Willie liirviu.:.I:i. IV. class -s aside at'the place where the wood lee Lee nxrd :111; Ernest Mel!' will be held should the Girdet•ich town - wain. 77: Rope Kerr. 111. class ship boys put in an appearance at the Mabel'\\'josh. 4132 ; lievtt•ude Kirkpat- ,eleventh hour. This is our last call for rick, din: Lorne Kirkpat rick. 561; Viola the s•twing match. Voting. :Rd: Reginald filen. 4111. I I. class Victor Young. 'ti(t ; Olive BENMILLER. McNee, :411; Wort by Ryan, 21(1: �IusuAY, Mar. 5th. Ernest tiled, 1SS; Harold \Icllwain, h31: Sidney Lauy, 131. Part 11. Will McClure. .f)an Ktattn( n spent nt Lloyd Young, :6C: Volley Slc3Vhin- S lay at Heunliller. lies•. 212: Vera Tiffin. 154. Part I.- Jas. Jewell, jm., who has been on the largnerite (d, -n, l:tf. F. (iLty, sick list. is, we are pleaseel'to say. te- •achdr. coveting. 'rel.:au.AY. Mar.iith. A DitirvrE.- A debate between the S Harris. of Exeter. visited Nile (', 11, F. and the S. O. '1'. will be held frier Is this week. . in the Fora'stetw hall on tlie evening of teacher. S1iss lira'. spent shire Starch 140t. TheKenjecr is"Resolved, e4' home at Crewe. that it would Ip• in the interests of the C. A: elebutt, of Dungaunun. was [hnniniltl to exclude all foreign om- a visitor t Nile on S bay. migration." the Foresters taking the A mind •r front herr attended the affirmative Khle'and the Sons of Ti•ny- tea•uheting at Sheppardton het Fri- ix'tunc/' the negative. day evening.. l'l(CRrti \arras. -Rev. J. O. Velland has received the cordial and unani- mous invitation of that official board of the Henutiller circuit to remain as pastor for the fourth year Rev. W. I. Grahaut,- B. A., of Gielet'Ich, will preach the annual missionary ser trllnis on the lienmillet• circuit on Sunday, Slau't•h 11th. when collections and sub- scriptiohs will Ix• taken in aid of the niiaaion fund. Service' at Ik•nmiller, derail a.nt.: Zion, 2::$4 p.m.; Bethel. 7akl p.11, The topic at the League meeting next Thulsudav evening will he taken by Arthur Fisher. Sheeting to eouuuenet• at 8 o'clock. All are invited to attend these meetings. • LAURIER. • MoNn.ty, Mar. 50. Ken. McKenzie lost, a , valuable driver last week. George Ferguson culled on friends in this neighborhood lust week. Miss Sarah McIntyre spent a week with friends in l.uck and Kiuluts. We are sot's)' W have to record the death of the infant ism of John Jan. ie'saln, ji'. Mimi Kate Met1regur is visiting (Fiend% anti relatives in Kinloss and Leekn4w. John Mrotu l. l .tkn 1 1N "Pent r his hum 1• t/ days at here, 1'1111 d f 1 x 1 , lastweek. Alexander Boyd. sr.. of lltxlefich. is renewing old aactluninlilnces in this Ilt'Ighhs.n hessk •the :\shtield run AL a meeting. of gregation last week it was derided to go ahead with the mew church. A building committee of seven was alppaantd and everything is left in their hands. UUNLUY. Mummy, March 5th. UUNOANNON. AT(Yl'ICE.--'I'IIE LOCAL AGENCY 1I in l)uke,auuwt for The Signals at the of. Ma/ of J. ti. ward. J.I'., .xmruyyem•er, ate.. whit o will reecho orders fur subscriptions, Ada ertts- )ng and Jot/ work. and is authorised do hive re- ceipts fin amounts paid fur the aauuc. Trwtu.ty. March 6th. Lissms SERvi•Ka.-On hist Friday evening Rev, W. H. Hartley, inc bout or Blyth parish, condul•ttl service in St. Paul's church here. Owing to the inclement weather on that evening the attendance was 'anutll. Sel Viet/ will be held in the church on neat Friday evening, and every Friday evening during Lieut, at u'chKk Pxloar ial..--lttda•rt 1►uruin, • of MIN,wejaw. Saskatchewan. a son of a•x- T4•e curet' Wm. Duran, West Wawa - nosh, after making aortas -aided visit to his. parents and muter relatives and friends in this neighborhood, left heree on Nursoy forhome. He repel tK that he is doing well in the prairie country and that it is the place fur young people; who want to make a h , for themselves Sirs. Jackson, relict .Is Wil- liam, Jackson, +Illi , of the latel . to J t UII liam, visiteal Mrs: Jackson's sister. Mrs. David Glenn, for 501114' days. Miss Tena Gordon went to Workflow on S,U'tulav to wait on her aunt, Mtn. Angus Mrlkmald (formerly of this place,. who is very low at present with pneumonia. We hope soon to hear of Mrs. SleDa "Id's speedy re- covery. DEATH or Mots. ('AMI'I1E1.1- All- othrr pioneer has Well Iella/vei ft our midst in the person of Mrs. P ., ('anilrlsll. Mrs. Campbell had been in failing health for several years, he - log confined to hes the greater part of the feast year. Th-• funeral to Greenhill cemetery on Tuesday •' was largely attended. - C111•Kcll NI'TVs.--Miss lt.tttabr. of Tceswater, addressed the Bible class on Sunday evening on the suit- or "French Evangelization.' Raattec,: has labored as a mission- ary a ong the French of Quebec for years at 4 ham had vete)' will' experi- ence. address wart e•xreedingly intrmstin' and ami unusually large audience w present The elec- tion for eheI t in the Pr•mbyterian shiest' here t4' . Itel in the election of .1, R. Rutherfot 1 D. B. Murray. Their ordination ill take place on Sunday, March 18th at 11 o'clock. , Our day at lila Waoi. It K1')RT. - le following is the report mf the week) examinations in M,: S. No. t. W. Wit 'anlgeh. The names of those who obtain 1 fifty per cent. and over are given. oral, 51,0 narks: V. class Christin Miller, :kr: ,lean Clcu•k, 379. Stento iV. retina ('lark. :Mui: John Millet, :395: Jennie Webb, :9111; Art•hie Aitch :ICI; Rolx•r•t I)tlrnin, 210. Senior (firma Webb, 2.:3. Juttinr iiI. ihn•nie Phillips. 217: liarvey Webb, IN. Senior 11, - Stewart Pinnell, a7ti : John Allen, 231: John Webb. M'1. Junior iI. George Joynt, 272. BE.e-racI E. AYUKIua s. Teacher. Tiiu eusv, Mar; ll 8, 19Uti 7 froul Hayfield. Goshen and Uoderielr township. The Ging is the report of the Hayfield public school for the month of February, leased on attendance, de- meanor and general proficiency : Senior V.--UI',ent McNeil. Junior V. Alice Tippett, Lizzie Robertson, Kate (toss. Senior IV. -Cleave Erwin, Laurie Fowlie, Herbie' Sturgeon. Jun- ior IV. Forst K init. Maggie McDonald, Itiaby Wesel*. Senior III. Ap1y.Sle- Neil, Fi•eel. Davidson, Percy Johnson. Middle Ill.--Joh. 311 Neil, Wilbur Erwin. Robbie Harrison. Junior Ill. Laura Currie, .511414.0lu Th , \\'inuie 31eNeil. Se ' • II.--h'lotetice John- son, Ilene Ross. Maggie McLeod. :diddle II.'-- Evelyn Pollock, Russel Erwin. '1' Elliott. Junior Il. Fled. FON' lie, Kathleen Elliott, A • Elliott. fart 11. Lula King, Ft\y til9lo t. useoi T. The following is the report for the public school here for the th of Februat y. irasel on regularity. good deportment 'and gen- eral proficiency : Senior Ramo-Junior Leaving - laurette Kirke. lona Stuart, Janie Stotbers, Harvey Treleaven, Howard Case. Jean %though, 'Pearl Bradford. 'Emma Sproul. Senior IN. --Ethel Came, Beulah Walkout, Stua•t Mal - lough. Hairy Anderson, Alma Robin- son, Slay J •s, Edith Treleaven. Allan leets, Edgar Thompson, Charlie Fowler. Junior IV.- Ethel Glenn. Gladys McLean. Bert Wiggins, Mostyn Sands, Viva Bell, Clara Sproul. \'era Dut•nin, Melville Glenn, Maggie Blither. Irene Oliver. Roy Medd. Pearl McNally, Lot-ne Y g• Leslie Pent- land, •Emily Smith. Junior 111. --Ian Mallough, George Case, Martha Beg- ley-. ('ora Allen, Clarence Smiley. Verna M'Nally, I.awle•nee Muyiley, Hiezel'JuhusWM • Those taking part of the subjects. -C. A. Tglineri', Prin- cipal. - .lunior Room Senior II. -'Myrtle Allen, Laura Fowler, Stephen Sterid, %mouel leers. JUnior IL -Itsra Smith, Gertrude Begley, „Arthur Rosh, Mary McCouyt, Riley Bradford. Ralph, I)isher, .hervis Anderson, Marvin\ 1►urnit. Senior Part 11. - Fred. Eeriugton, Howard Anderson. Clayton *nal.. LinnHrld Anderson. Junior Part I. Kay Stotherw, Victor Errington. Pr Senior Pict 1. - McNally, Olive C4 in. Alex. Anderson. Harold Sproul. Junior Part 1.- Hazel Augustine. Edith A deron. Frank (ileum, Franklin Thee ipson. Ernest itadfat d. --RUBY A. It( lakes, As- sistaalt. WitosEsueY.Ma h7th, I'El*MO\Al,.- Sc.. S. McI're ie, the genial and efficient clerk o West `Vawauush, passel through het on Monday last en route for Gtxlerit4l, having (wen appointed as one of the' county auditors to audit the county accounts of 1905. SEsslouSs mF SItNti`n'.AL Cut-.(Ilsa. The mltalici Nal councils of Ashfield :and West SVawanosh will meet in their usual places of ass•eubling, the former on Saturday, lath inst., the latter on Wednesday. 14th inst. All concerned may govern themselves accordingly. BRIEF Norms. -Wedding bells are pealing with joyful sound 13. Augtatine'a suet' sale of imple- ments. stack, etc., is to be held on Fri• day, 9th inst. T. (Wintry is the nuc• tions er Quite a number of Dun- gaunon's young men- took in the. hockey matched Goderich and report having had a good tithe. IN ,► NF.w LOCATION. - Miss SI. Haley, drieesnuaker. has re •ed into - the premises situated above 1)t•. itice" s office and drug estnblisl •0t and recently ax•cupied by the Misses Sle- Quoid. As it is in a more public part of the tillage. than where she has been carrying on busities, she Pxps-ets that in her present premises she will nears a still larger share of patronage from the holies in this village and vicinity. We regret • to report that Thor. Elliott is not I 'proving as fast as his many friends w Ild wish. Epworth Ia'ag; . topic next Tuesday evening will 1 "Lessons from Christ's 'Work." tken by John I )»silo•. Rev. Benj. Nott, of (i(xlerich, ached here rain• and evening preached Sabbath. Rev. J. C. leis/ preach• tug in St. Slat y's. Win. iBailie was in Toms o recently s rt delegate to the Fairs .•A;. N•i,et' . While there he attended the Laurier demonstration held in that cit LEEBURN. Mahnay. Jfaus•h :,1 Miss Linklat'r left during Lief. cv k to attend the welding of her ft -ion Sliss Ruskin. of near Stratford. The latter lady hiss been a visiteir herr at C 's and a large circle of friends in this cotutnunity' tender congratula- tions. After a pleasant visit of over two months, Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien have returned to the. Forest City. While here they were the guests of the latter's parents, Mt•. and Mrs. M. Foley. and alto oftslativts at Godctich and Kingsbridge. Sow His 1''.eRg.--X. Baechler, of Port II mimi 'mi, with his wife:end young- est ann. Charles, were here on it short visit. NIL•. Ilaechler's visit was for the purios• of selling his farm, which its been leased tut. s ' )'waw to Mitten Brindley. \V. OBogie gets thl pitti'Iiase'1•. We uneletwtmlid that Mr. Brindley has purchased n farm about is mile month freta the one he i leased. Lrrmtt.t v Sts IKTY MKF:•rtsla. The last liters -Society newt big like the previous atheriugs had a goon! attendance and the prow am gotten lip was loth exc.. 'rat ,tad int••testing. A new pealorum • upon the violin appeared, in the, 'swan of ,1o1 n Parrish. Our teat 'r. Misr Jean Cantelon, gave a wel -metered read- ing in goad fords. Silas .lab•\ Young sang I► song very pleasingly and ,iohn 1'inklater, who at past enter- tainments in Le'ehlir•ti was not a stranger, sang in gond Voice, "Pulling Against. the Stuart." At the next meeting of the Society there Neill he cents. The charge ot ten •lcents.e an ndmiss' meeting will start " at S p• in; sharp, on Wednesday•,night of nfxt week. - _ - .-- _-- DIABETES ALL GONE. Pleasing Experience of Donat Laflamme After Using Two Boxes of Dodd's a Kidney Pills. Ft.Margnerite, lhwchesterl'n.. Que.. March 5th.--(Speciale►--'Phar Dmitri. Kidney Pills rapt only cure the ordin- ary, everyday kidney ills, but readily vanquish the moist autvancel and dangerous forma of kidney disease, has often been proved and the ease of Oonst Laflamme, of this place. fur- nishes one of the most striking clam - pies. Mr. Laflamme had diabetes and his doctor could not even help him. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured NMI com- pletely and permanently. Mr. [.a• "My diabetes is all gone.- flamtne says in speaking of his rase. "The two loxes of iksld's Kidney Pills mired the. I recce nlntend Dodd's Kidney Pith; It/ ,ill my friends and to all those who suffer from kidney troubles." IEvery 1 Two Minutes ASHFIELD. T( uremir, March nth. Ameagss .tan. I'uursENT.%TroY, --On SI Lay evening. February 111th, the house of Sir. and Mrs. Ferguson. •Ifamt, wits flit, seen. of at pleasurable e .•rat in which Was mingled a touch of . dress, a l t•ge uaimtx•r of neigh- bor and friends gathering to spend a. week evening with them ere they de - parte( from one midst. During the five year they have been with us we have nlw yo; found•then; ready to help in any go I cauls` with such hearty gosl.cheer hat we felt it a duty as well as a pl . titre 'to show thein, in mane meagre way, aur appreciation. After sill haul at. •urble d Mr. and SI tie l•'ergtlsou and 5 'ss Freda wt•te called out into the dint' -room, Where the pastor. Rev. W. Smith, read the following address, w'' ole Mt. and SIi's. Ferguson. were each sseented with a e Portable rocker a d Miss Fretla with a dainty china teal .rvice. To Mr. nod Mtn•. Jnlul Ferg un and M(.+s F ri'Ia Ile:es #beaus. It I- with ci .icon, sorrow and regret that 'v'e have bearded of mu -intend- ed wnmo al from mer nddsi. and. nun, 1 by our de•clin.l' iowamd you, we hair assent ed hen' this et ening to +how In • small •ay the esteem iu which yon arc he•,ri h3• your lends in hackled.'+ chutrl' an1 vicinity. aurin our s.liourle In our midst yo'r worts am l lid - n, lee Moe always lawn me the side of right. In y e4' •n'nircl ion with the church, Sunday school a Elmore le League- yon have Ie1'n faithful to lh duties in runnect ion with the varioo+ Slides of trust and responsibility end rusted to pm. we shall miss you much. anrd could heartily wish that yam removal front us was a thing oft the [natant flit on'. However, we +1 bow tot e me, liable. we must sever those happy ties, we must w3' "geed bye.' But before we do so ger wish to leave behind ns some tangible token of our regrind• and good wishes. Kindly accept these expressions of our esteem. with these outward evidence. of good • ldl we emnbine our fervent prayers en. th rat the Divine ine blessing may accompany you each Ihmugh life. guiding You In moments of perplexity and unrertnlnty, soul finally when your earthly pilgrimages have ended nay you welt be drowned eongneror at the Fat bet's right hand. Signed on behalf of the menders of llnckett's church and friends In the negehheist rhood.ilittt.n. Jmnx HACK I:TT. After the presentation alloined in singing " God Me with you till we meet again. Mr. Ferguson then replied in behalf of Mrs. Ferguson and himself, thanking their visitors for their kind- ness not only at the present, hut during all their etny, in tinier of trouble as well as joy. He said that 'wherever they wt•nt they wmuld ever remember the kind friends they hail on the tenth. Am for theme tckens, he felt they did not deserve them and mtatel that they had been more than repaid as they went along for anything they had done. in the church and church work he. felt that Gal had strengthened and blessed then and he hoped that God's Meowing would ever test on the members of liaekett's church and community. A dainty hunch was then served by the ladies of the congregation. and the remainder I livers. Myrtle Oliver. i. H. Robinson, Scott BELFAST. T;Ksnty, Mar. nth. Nits. Annie Sherwood is visiting her (-minim, Mrs. W. McDonald. Miss Bertha Sherwood still makes her tripe west of here, giving music lessons. W. 1'. Reid will take up the topic at the Epworth League on Thursday evening, John Ferguson will have his Auction sale of farm stock and implements on the 16th of March. Remember the concert u, 1x heldd at Rlake's appointment on the troth. A splendid program Is being preloted. All aur cordially invited. \\'e are sorry to nay that W. Spe er's tarn was burned on Friday night. The cause of the fire is unknown, as there is no one living on the place. W. Twamley has bought the farm of Ned Rutgers, and has also pur- chased two m• horses front hint. Mr. Rodgers intends leaving this vicinity. The made are in a poor condition for those who have wood and loge to draw. We see some logs by the road- side: we semitone the owner is waiting Mr sleighing. A number of young people steentit pieasant time at the home of Mr. and Mae, ,iohn Hackett on Monday even- ing of last week. The evening was spent in tripping the light fantastic to the strains of the violin played by Ernest Irwin. Clark's Lunch Tongue. A tender, tasty "sweet bit" Jot all ".•*bons and all occasions. ' Makes delicious sandwiches. Physicians tell us that all the blood in a healthy human body passes through the heart once in every two nutes. If this action be - co es irregular the whole Mod suffers. Poor health felled poor blood s, Scott's Emulsion makes the blood pure. One reason why SCOTT'S EMULSION is such a great aid is because it passes so quickly into the blood. It is partly di- gested before itdnters the stomach ; a double advan- tage in this. Less work for the stomach; quicker and more direct benefits. To get the greatest amount of good with the least pos- sible effort is the desire of everyone in poor health. Scott's Emulsion does just that. A change for the better takes place even be- fore you expect it. We willsend you a sample free. Be sure that this Facture in the form of a label is on the wrap- per of every bottle of Emulsion you buy. Scorr at BowNI Chemists Toronto, Ont. to cc.".ad $t.tle Ala arsines FINE TAILORED CLOTHING for SPRIIV G The newest importations in Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, English Worsteds, Cheviots, Serges, etc. • Made up ill latest styles New Patterns New Effects Fit guaranteed at moderate prices McLEAN BROS. Art Tailors, Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters, etc. North side Court Rouse Square, lioderich. Edwards, ard x• Agnes I l s J lh1N1. Senior art I,AKacs McDonald, Fowlie, Kenn Currie. Jut t for Part 1)Ii I. \\'illiausl Wessel.. Annie M . e•Neil Albert Leitch. let class ' Resole El- I liott, Vi'Ilbur Blair, Alex. Brown. 1• average attend- ance. on roll. is rat N t K 11. 'I'. II. Hyww'Ni.Kt':. F. SI.I STANItl' RV, Teachers. .. 1 e ht lie 'cati is in the ti all When 111K a 0 his turn. - Chicago afford to await News. ltennwitw•r• the date of Tanta. ,t' Stn's visit to (bmderich, and if raw eyes bother you in any way make it .1 'all w • 11. At the Britian, LI/ commit Illi ilio t !Mint L U 1 hotel on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, March 1 tth, 15th and 16th. • First Thing You Know • spring will be here and everybody will be busy. Y OH won't have time to come to town to buy 'pacing material. Take time by the forelock. Buy your, fencing now. Our Coiled Spring Wire is guaranteed by the Illanufacturers. I Best Hard Steel, High Carbon, Close Wiped, Bright Cleveland Coiled Spring Wire. it's the best that money will bay. A carlo l is now on the way from ('leveland, Oleo. We a o have a full line of BARB WIRE (two and four 'p -at), WEAVING WIRE, Nos. l:3 and 13. Some rea snaps in - PAGE WIii FENCE. Get our pric s before purchasing. Special inditerents to early buyers. J. B. '. ■ awkins \ I The HarMan are were dw DON'T THROW MONEY AWAY I STEM MENT OF AN (k'rixiEVAltta\,-- 'rile remains of the late Matthew Russell. of Cnusfotel, township of .Ashfield, were interns! in Ihmgatmmn cemetery on Satinslay last. ROY. ('. Itntherfutel conducted the obsequies and there was a large nunlls•r of mourners, The deceased was widely known in this section as x11 imduw trislls, generogls and worthy citizen and wit.+ highly esteetned by all whir knew hint. He leaves to tuout•n his departus' a avidity, one daughter and five sons, fir whom the sympathy of the conittunity is extended. 'rhe deceased was eighty•thtee years and neve this of age and lard been for a numbs of years as resident of :Ash- field township. lie was a consistent_ member of the Prbu rovtet•iachurch. BAYFIELD. TrKnn.ev. Marcli lith. Mr. Miller. of Huron College, ;etl- pit I the pulpit of Trinity church oh Sunday. Richard Smith, of London, is back to town. He intends settling here. by all account". . The Chatham Incubator and Brooder has created a New Fara in Poultry Raising. The setting Hen as a hatcher has been proven a Commercial Failure. THE S/.T7IA(' /ICN -Her failures The Chatham Incubator and have discouraged massy a poultry raiser. You can make money Brooder has always proved a raising chicks in the right Money Maker. way -lots of It. \o one cholla-. that there Is nloneylin 4'a i : A Light. Pleasant and Profit. good chickens with as goIncubator and Users afthnl'hnthnmincuMaulrandnnrnd�•r able Business for Women have all trade along. If you still sling teethe >1a iiv women al toslay awaking an hide. old Idea that you eon suc,easfully run n poultry r'nded bio m nod sista h n,mu•y m'er business using the hen as a hatcher, we would iuunah raising poultry with i Clathey@ lama- like- ama I f ke- to reason with yon. gator. In the first places, we ran prove to Yon that your ItC11141 cash buss In e•gga which rhes Viten. Any woman with a lit thr,leisure time rat leer Al Id lay during the time you keep them elis(s+nl ren. wit hunt any {lroviema experience hatching and brooding, wail be enough to pear or without is cent of lash, he•gin the poultry for a Chatham Iueutetor and Brooder Iu ave busiuu.:e anal make money right ft he start. or six hatches. to say l,athina/ whatever of Mere perhn(n.. you have n frlrnd wl10 1,. tiring ger. larger and better result+ attained y uta If not, we 4'.+o KI y.• ynu Ibe nane�ainf many w lin of the Chatham Incubnt or end Brooder. started with anode misgiving only In ho rnr- If you allow is hen to set, you lose rat least prised by the ease and rapidity with which the right weeks of laying it twee weeks hunching profits erne to them. and dye weeks baking care of the chickens). or (lf entree, carers el squad, on getting it way in the eight weeks mho would lay at haat tight start. run i i I taint right. 1'oa ran three dozen eggs. Let the Chatham Incubator never make any •', nstaint right. rarer . a eg the hntohing, while the lieu goes on laying poultry onset with hens as hatchers. tote egg mist have a good 11114111/0101- and Broder. hot (war No.3 incubator will hatch as many ears• ilio,, mems in t he ant i nary way net Iu)rsln/u'iH, It. twenty setting hens: and do it bettor. Now, which, perheapw Ann ate not prepared to take here la a quoatiou in arithmetic: -- ,last. now, soul thin Is lust where. our species If you keep in hens frond bayinguKrr Cutncs in fora weeks, Mage 'emelt rash do If ymt are In earnest, we will set yml up in iall 3 dozen ego, and e6i you Ince if each hen wools have the poultry businessrss wlthont a rent of cash ere down. If we were Clot sure that the ( hatband worth 15 cuntn per duzeat Ans. p.tn. in1•nlwtor and Bressler is the best and that. Theref trio, when the (-Islhnm lnenhatnr ta with it and es reasonahle eminent of effort on hao•hlug rho roarer of rags that lwenly hens your Mart mai are sura to make money, we would hatch, It is really earning Iwo e,ash for .yell wo,Ud not make the special offer below. -{amt Insides producing for your ppront cheeks by the wholesale, and being ready to do the me I hiug over again the montenl ends hatch istr. • Thor run think. therefore, that, it pays to keep the hone laying and let the Chatham Inenhat or do the hatching There aro many other era+nuc sky the ('hntiaon ierabit°, and Brooder outclno'cs the setting hen. The hen soils when she Is ready. The Chat ham Iamb ctor Is clwa)'s ready. Ily planning to take nIT a hatch at the right time, you nay have plenty of broilers to sell when broilers are scarce and wires at the top notch. If you depend on the hen. y„nr ehi,ks will grow to broilers Ins( when every either hen's chicks aro being marketed, sad when Lh• price is nut no stili. 'l'ho hen i" n careless mother, often leading her cluck-, emotional, wet gross, hushes, and in places whererat. can confiscate e4' young.. Tg Chatham Wonder Is•hnws Itself. In n perfect mother and very rarely less., a chick, And is not Infested with We. A!loge!her. therein nlmnhmely no reasonable reason for continuing the use M n hen a. it hntchrr and every reason why 3'no should hao• et (' hat hnn, Incubator and Roesler. tee are making a very mycelial offer, which it, will pay sou to Investigate. Wm. \Vatusley, of Owen Sound, is home this week visiting his father, who 4'r in v low. S The Methodist church choir were entertained at the home of Jaunes Wallace on Monday evening. Chris. Parker. of the front rad. entertained a few of , his friends one evening last week. He left on Wed- nesday for the West. The ladies Aid At St. Andrew's ehnrch intend holding an ldsh scut In the bnsetnenI mf the church oil Friday. Match int h. The arlmi ' will be 15e. e i rcaTtt or .1 sure (',IMI'nttt.l. It is our and duty to chronicle the death of ,lanes Campbell, of Stanley, who isne- cutnMd on Sunday to that, fatal dis- cal' pne ia. Decreased was is highly esteemesl farmer. energetic in business• amber in character, and kind and generous to all who knew hint. He was a att'ain's of the Orange order ,enol also was district tl•lwsurer frit StanleydlIistiet. The funeral. which took totals. on Tnesdxy, was r. large one stitch was cexiduet d by the Varna Orange lodge, assisted by brethren Small Premises Sufficient ForPoultry R 1 ins It Ms. 1- 60 Eggs Ns. 2-- 140 Eggs Is. $--24S E1gs /IE (.71A 711A111 INCUBATOR -I success has encouraged 'wary to make more money than /Air ever thought possible ort of chicks. Every Farmer Should Raise Poultry Almost every farmer "keeps hens, ' hal while he It naw+ l hat then. a+ a fort )10 t of point in thea business, ec en .vheo Irtt fag It take rare of Itself, few harmers etre aware of how une'h they sr,•LIewil.K etrry )rer by 1o1 getting Intra Ihr poilltrY Ines)ne+s In such a tiny a. to make real money' out of It. 'rho setting hen nam hal will never be a e•ntwaeen•l,el murres.'. Iler business. Is to lay eggs and h0 should la kept at. It Tho emir Say to raise Mai -ekes for profit H to begin right, buy3 installing a I'ha t hater Wen owl or +• MI Wormier. each a machine yen ran begin hatching on a laerge wale at any time. Von •ern only get one crop off roar fields In n adult, hot with o e•hathetn incubator and Bassler need ureliunry attention, yon mm raj".. 1-hickens from early Spring until winter acid huts t n carp every mmnth. Think of it t %yP1role a few farmers have djse'vercd that. I l,a]o I" motley lin the' pooh ry busi ass Nod Ice e font. Ihln branch of farthing set profitable that, they )•ave installed severed Chatham Ineube- tors aaalyirooalers after Irving the first. )'arhmy you 'think thiel' it re,lnlre" a gr.•nt Intl of 11, t.•'a a great dad of technical know • ledge to raise chickens with a I 'helium' 1',u. I actor and Itrn•J.•r. If so, you are great I lake'. your wo• or daughter can attetd lee I lie ulaclefne 1.101 I,s.t after the chickens with- out interfering with :leer regular buluebold duties. The market is *tsars gars( anti Price"" are awns low. The debars le al,•o v'" -In es, ere of I he supply anti al 'curl' thins ti the 3rar ) ns Ian ,Tsai allyg •l any ince ria ear.• I n louts for Kona limner+, Withal hnthstec h.cu1•ni u? and I in"strr '01, u -a11 •dart 11Nl,(ling al the right. helm to bring the rhil•ke'ns In smoke -table hn.iter+ when the . it/ply Is very haw 1111'1 1 ericaa alsemlingfy iu(gh. Thio+ you touts never do wit h hens as hatcher, We know that there Is money to the tempry In141111 M far every farmer who w ill go menet st. right. All you hnvr 111110 M to gel e t hat/AM - Inculatnr and Bressler and start it. Hut per. haps run arc not Ien•p red Jest now to spend 1111, trloney. \'lits iA why we make the seee'clnl otter. WE WILL SHIP NOW TO TOUR STATION FREIGHT PREPAID A CHATHAM INCUBATOR and BROODER You Pay us no Cash Till After 1906 Harvest AIR ? IS THIS F dye know there Is money In raising''hlekene. We know the C hatband' , Ins lelamnr anti harrier has Ti' cgleal. We kDOW ,t hat with any reasonable effort am ynnr part, yula,aumot bat teak,• muco) out of the ('bath„a1 Incubator and Brooder. We knnsv 1h.1t %r made a siruihtr otter last year alai that in creel 1.4.1, I hr pn3'aer,ts germ art cheerful') and prompt' y. and that in many ea e••• money gen0 arc panlol by letters en• a s ',tossing satl,6ect inn. • 'Therefore. Sc. Ivor nn he-itatlon in making (if ••611,e, If yon have 1M, of room, Sc, much -t:rnllenen. tsar 'so. 1 nnr's hal or i- ell thy-, prtrpsdt inn to rcrr) hunrsl- enno"t damn rho boder, tint many' a man and Sona,, me right. 1 am pn•, feed l' rail -,*teal with fa, will "r' woman whn nay w,.h to add to their yearly r.rryIng ,n s 101,44444111 and pronMMi Isa.ltry et ,a burger ons from ynu next ye,. H. H. prnnt, with a small expenditure of time anal tan-,Ins++in a small city or town MI. Anyone f. -.11"n". LUulsxy,(lilt." rarer. with n fair •i,id minh a rat +bel and n anal( ••tient lemon, I think troth Incubator and This toady mean. that we will sot Tnu up In final ran raise penury ;Tented,.the pwnitry� lin Jnes. ora Ilat 3 m ran maks lint to 'hake enemy quickly. ',o most get Wonder Is ell,tfKbs. I got ..i het 4'••w. oat of ,w,s,,,y right fret, the start. without asking for away fan. the oid Idenof a rain in do hte.ines' three batches- It. s. rt.e wt so. l,9at l sI 111 e, On1." ,..angle Clint from Tote lentil after Pare harvest. with sett Ing hen, a+ hatelIyner+. engin most get a (:AAlemen.'• I had never stern nn leenhwt'r " I we knew of is fairer otter. use world make It. ('hot team Incubator and ohm del-. until I received rains. I was pleased and cur. IVVVVVV rite uot a post ,•.sal with your mune and To ern bye CcervIwsly to get a fall start in the prl,e'd to get over'.' per rent. and the OM -kenos addrswa and we will .1111/l von lull {{suiieslarw. es right, wiry In the �tsssoultry Mason•.,, w•4' make fire all strong and healthy. A child could well as our ;seal fully 1110+t rated took. " How a veryspecial offer *bleb it Is worth you• openoe machine s nteaseafully. J es. Lava, hath• to stake money out of clicks." Write toslay while to ins (tollgate. well, Man." toChatham. We 'so •.npPly ynu quickly es. , •li.lrihnling wnrrhol-e- s' a sla:nry. itron•Inn. Regina, \l'InnR lte. New \t'nstminuter, RC.: Montreal. 1 h„,,,,,,,. r.,1,,,,,•. ..'. ' , ,1 dol, mac, and t4RTuo'T. \11, m The MANSON CAMPBELL CO., Limited. Dept. No.7', CHATHAM, CANADA let us quote you prices on a good Fanning Mill or good Farm Scale. II