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Taosaalr, May 17, 1906
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An
Inviting
Prospect
Nothing
better f O r
you -noth-
ing more
inviting
than a
meal of
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
Mooney's Biscuits are an evenly
balanced, wholesome, nourishing
food, equally good for young and
old. Made from Canada's finest
wheat flour, rich cream and pure
burner. Baked by the Mooney
baker in the Mooney way.
Say Mooney's ' to your grocer.
Plastic
Form
Clothing
has style -
faultless ft -
newest pat-
terns. Voagetall thenelldvantages
-and get them BETTER - in
"Plastic Fortn" Clothing than the
average custom tailor can give yet:
Did you have your watch made
to order ?
Do you have shirts, collars,
shoes, underwear cut and made
to measure ?
Why clothing
"Plastic Form" Clothing gives
-absolutes perfect fit
-the very last word in styles
-hundreds of pasterns to choose
from
-tailoring of specialists
-all backed by a name that ,>
a guarantee of honest value all
over Canada.
At least, SEE the new styles.
"Plastic Porm Parlors"
GODERICIi
REG. BLACK, sole Agent
Northern Navigatio Co.
6eorgiaa Bay, Sault Ste. Maris,
Pen Artkcr and Northwest
For is•, Pert Arthur. • Fort William
awl Deis
Leave Natalia 2:30 p.n .. May K 4, 7. 11.
AS. Ni and ane I.I. IL II. Il
awls11,x(:
May t.111. and Jima 4.I3for
mnluth.
For Manitoulin Is(aid, Sow aid Way
M
e• (;oltingd' d 1;t' psi .,,urn
Ronna. 11 p.m ,01 Toe -alar-. 'rhui-(L,`-
11141 mall rata)+.i
Fer Parry %mend. Byeg Inlet and
'French River
Loa cn 1 o)lingw.5sl M alt,.. 1'e•tlelan 14
p.m. Midland a.'el ppons. 1vitt iuet`d,.
model M1 . a1141 11,ur•o1 il V-.
Patnaarer Acc.ae..datle. I: at,celkd.
Lowest Freight 11(es.
Th to and Infurnult Mn fnnn all rail
way grille.
M. . OildarMaev.. Mgr.. 1 ollinl:w(sal.
C. NIeh.M.n, Train.. Mgr.. nia
r
1
Sold
on 3
Months'
Trial
v,n)r money returned
d not satisfied in every way.
ALWAYS READY
FOR INSTANT USE
hey n,s the "Carton-Maargnr1eetit"
is .4crrlrel& rtesh'ed•and
hollow around in ,u own
peculiar way. With
ordinary ores)
use, It will hold
Its edge for
Years •
P8,
V
MUMOwls- 1121
naarale
r.er a 114,111
twiner ease
with a
Dwain earner/nu
terfewy Mare.
'RG~ "Catho•Matr.etir" Ftar
Tao
tie CusMow Strops, 11.00.
fns booklet "Riau lob/avers."
CHAS C. L E =, - Goderich
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NOL -IS Y FENCE
1111111T 7 Th. Anson ►.r. has Inns the, pee ,•I
(h. •Ipeln.nt.l .sal. (M,.. ' 11.( •1.'11..11
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r.ne. ym, .r. �u~.11"«S..S .111 want or' IIIc.
test•a eaYlere. h.. 11.. aan,,...,,t•4
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4. NICHOLSON, -
Xews of the fLiatrict.
Ihu•rister Dudley Holmes. of Wing -
llama, has purchased 1)r. Tuwleerb rehi-
deuce in that town. •
The firm of Ital., Calvert !t• Co.,
Millet*, of Kincardine, will dissolve
partnership on the 1st of Jour.
Mtn. Hobert Juaie1oI, daughter of
\%'111. Finley. of 11towicks died sud-
denly at her home in MAnistique, Mich.
Jonas lisrtleih has purchased E. P.
1'aulilen sttwk of haniwnrt in Dash-
wood. Mr. Paulin is moving to Glde-
11e11.
'rile West Wove Tracheae' Anti/ria-
tion 1)1(14 arranged lel excursion to the
(1 u1415111 gi'icult.ul'zil College on'1'h'11T'•
day, May 17th.
John Pattison, of Wimghama 111414
purchased \V. J. Muir's furniture and
undertaking business at Port Elgin
and takes pt ssersion 11)114 week,
The death of SIM. John Strong,
n('I U(ker'smith, 1(4.k place on 'Thurs-
day, 3111 y :inf. She leaves a hus6a1111
and a family of seven 1411ta11 children.
R. Ml:Naught, who 111114 deco 1,i the
jewellery bu14ines14 in Srafirth for the
last two yeat•s, 11as announced his hi-
t/444./11
1etxtion of selling out and going \1'e.,l.
G. 11. Mooney, editor of Tht• Ripley
Express, has been appointed irunti•
grant agent fit• the south riding of
Bruce for the Dontin ion liovern11lenl.
George Lawrence. of Lurknilw and
(irot•ge'rhompson. of HI 'Itul, have
purchased she furniture business in
1)tuphin. Manitoba, of the 1hittphiI
Fut•nit1ue Coulpauy.
According to the ,assl•esui'8 teturnm
for this year. the...total etas11lent of
the town of Se,fah
tith is $1171,2'.t, a111
in(•reet$e of $111,917 over that of 11113.
The population is 2,:I4i, a decn•anet of
five.
John ('hittick, who for n nuloder of
yearn carried the mails between n Il•1-
more and Wroxeter, died At 114111 iiiii tl in
Remote recently. lir Was seventy
years of age.
G. A. \Vrbb, loss weeder and .gen-
erns )1Ierehant, of \Vhitxehun•h. has
sold hilt hush:us a to JleKrurie Pattet'-
non. of \\'ittghaui, Who took p.xrses-
14ist1 on \\'edneMday, 5111)' 20(1.
An esteemed resident of Kinln14s in
the pellet') of Henry Moulton passed
away 1111 8111ld71y of Ian) week in his
eighty-first year. He is survived by
his wife, film[' dime and four ilaugh-
te•t•n.
Fire did AA/010age tet the extent of
abut $1.151) recently in the 11laehlnr
ship of the furnitate factory of the J.
A. Cline 4'oilman y, Liiii Red. of Strait.
ford. The loss 114 coleus[ toy insur-
ance. 51r. ('line was formerly of
\Vingbatn. ,
An 'till resident of Hallett. In the
person of Ittehard Taylor•, sassed away
in\ \ wine slay (1f 11114. Weekat the age
of *seventy-seven yeer1. Thr deceased
(:nue to 4'analh1 fifty-five years ago.
He is 041414ived by sine soil and throw
daughters.
Geit+gt• H. Phillips, a for1ier- well.;
known resident of Myth. died lead-
enly itelti
ead-enlyitelt . home ie Detroit recently.
He as a resident of 'Myth f - 11471
to /MK having been a clerk in the
pi tonic.. there. Ile was fie f v -oar
n age.
y
an f
K
J Ps•lrt• 1'. Srntl, of the hltl concern•
prion of (:ulnl*s. expired suddenly
while silting at the dinner table. Ile
had been subject to fainting spells
of late, clewed by hentt failure. 'e
wan forty-nine yeatM of age and 1144 V1.4
a widow. thaw non,.'and two thumb -
tern. _
A happy event took place at the
'111)111' or itlr,. T. 11. Brady, Toronto,
re ently, when her nicer, 5lite r Martha
Le% y, the eldest 4l,8lghtei 4.1 \ins.
Ji stays. of Clinton, was married
to CN. Brown. of Clinton. The
couple will reside in Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont.
At St. Cuthbert 'n ehurch. Winnipeg.
om April 214511. \lisp 51arie E. Kennedy.
daughter of Dinnld Kennedy. of Clin-
ton, Was Married to A. %V. %'ilkinnon,
of London, England. The honey-
uon will Ie spent in Europe. after
Which they will Irtn•n to make their
home in the West.
After a short illness of pnetIt,lnia
.Cohn Clegg, a fnruier-rrsillrnt 01 the
Ilth concerts' of H,'.'irk. tttuetl
away recently at Tleherne. Man..
whit her he had gone /net stip W ere the
r0untry. The remains wore brought
to Gorihr for interment. The deceased
loaves three eons and one daughter.
\V inghoun district • school,
under the novice.. it the district Kp-
worth League. will convene at Wino'
halm this year. rhe dates nele(•ted are
Monday. August (its, to Sunday. 12th.
in hitive. A glad program will he
pentitol and persons whir ma -especial.
1st44 in t'brir line of work will le. se-
etletl.
George. ifIair, a well-known resident
Of Kip leen \ for Many year's, passed
suddenly 14wlwy ft • heart failnm at
the home of IM mister. Mrs. Ar11144W
13111, near Kip 'n, on H1111111 of last
week. 'The deer ased w'144 sixty-five
)'eau's if age. 11 wan nev'1•r married,
but in nrrvived b - our [bother and
three sisters.
On Monday if Inst week the death
occurred in S.vifirth p( Men. George
Sellerv, relict of the Irl Gem ;v. Sell -
cry. 4)1 Statist. The ereane•d lull
reached the glass 0141 a • of nearly
eighty-two yearn. She h d Iwen a
resident. of S(•nfot•th for $,)atilt six
yearn. Sim is survived by t% 1 daugh-
ters and two stns.
The homer of R•daert (reset•. 1. of
the l:3th eon1114Miin of ilulleft, was
the scene of it harpy event on Th to-
day evening. %lay lies. when ,l
d'Inghter. Miss ('aerie, Iwr1411w t1
wife of .1. Edward. JohtMon, of 151,111.
The eer'tnony wens performed by Rev.
S. Antiproton, Of Myth. Mr. sod Mrs.
dolmen have taken up their residence
in'lyth.
The honer of David Ritchie, of (Sil-
ken, 11ea1. Tee,Watt't•, WAX sally be-
reaved by the death of his wife. w'ho
)planed away on Thuraday, May ant,
it her twenty-eighth yrnt'. The de-
1
cense(' wap married a little ,neer n year
ego and besides her husband 1enves ,t
young soon Alnnit a %seek old. Maes
sympathy is felt for the sorrowing
telat.i'es.
Agent
HEADACHE
Nswrallrlo sea N.re..n..xu ["reel q,.ie► v by
AJAX ANO Niu'Att..l` Dculti
No heart prees ee. 1:vea test r"r• Peer die 01.11,
r eke noOhm t ped asp 41.0111All denier. or direct 4r,
A,.Tru & CO. Slraea, 0.t. Merry beg! if set
Ytlaisd. e -
For Victoria Day.
Grand TtiinR Railway has made
the rate of mingle fare for round trip,
golnl going May 'Ctrl and 24 h, re-
turning until May •Lith, between all
stations in Canada, also to Susp.
Bridge And 'ltRala. N. 1'.. ie•t.roit
and fort Ihu•nn, Mich. ('all on agentu
for ticket«.
BI'uce's Population Declining.
The exodus to Western Canada is
coloring the population of Role(:
counts. As well a. that of Huron.
The 1VAlkerlon 1'rles•op•' notes that.
according to the Dominion (ensue 4,t
1001 the enmity of Bruce had a popn-
1 atinn of bO,IMI at that, time. 'kernel -
• t tolls fir Mai,
ing to the naw•
the population had fallen to .11,:141.
"Not much wonder," flays The Tele.
scope. "SO many 'truce teen are tO le
met with in the \Vest."
Dead of Luckaow Resident.
\Valiant Cannel!, an old and highly
esteemed resident of Luckiow, passed
away a1 his residence 1liete un Thurs-
day eve ' g, May :fill. in the eightieth
year of his age. Deceased was for
many years to, [resident of the town-
ship of Kinl tat iwfure leaking hfs
home in la n:know,
East Huron Teachers' Association.
Thr executive contulittee of the
Fast Huron Traehels' Asweietion flet
recently in Clinton and deckled that
it was tap late to arrange a program
for a convention lwfure the Iuulduet•
holidays and artaugt'd that. the Aswl-
elatiun should meet in Winghnml 011
the float Friday after Thanksgiving
Day.
Clinton's Assessment. •
The following figures ane from the
ausis14ir'M roll for the town of Clinton
for the present year: Asse1sulent of
real property, $1141,194.3; an$e'Ksn1 for
school purposts4 •.1)114', $$,31MI; bunine„s
a1114rb14110'11t, 472,74.3; taxable M114'
$8,1131); tidal assessment, 4711,1111 nil
increase of $I.-i,iLiS toter Inez year 1.
propitiation, 2, tai.
Kincardine Defeats Sewerage Bylaws.
The 11111 'soden of the «ewers[ by-
laws to the rat(qulyernofKincardine
last week resulted in the defeat of
both frank and spurns McWer1, the
former by a majority of Irl. 1(11(1 5111.
latter by 111. The park 1oyI uv uv(14
MUMtailIC4t by a majority of 131. A
n111t1R vote was • 1Mlfi141 a1)141 little
interest was 141 'u in the sewerage
question. .
May Wedding. •
The 11011e of Mr. and Mrs. (sense
Thomson, of the 2nd cinre1silln of
Hay, was thalwene of a petty event
on May 2nd, the sweat -ism being the
marriage u( their third (laughter, 31iss
Hannah. to David R'orkillar, a pros-
cerlus young farmer of 'rucke'rmaiith.
tte%•. 1). Urquhart want the 0Alri. 1iIg -
clergyman, and the cen•mnn)' was
pet -fermis' on the Sawn In the proa-
ctive of about ilfty guests, ,
A Kincardine Wedding. ,
Thr Marring[ of 51 ism Minnie 1'i -bort
eldest daughter of Mr. and 111'e. Moly•
neane Fisher. of liincatdinr, to David
Freeman, was sllemnized.un \Vcducs-
day moi' ' g of last week at the re•si-
dr11er of the bride's (parents, only the
imtuwlinte friends of the family being
plenent. • The 1 el 9.118 per-
formed by Rural Dian ('banes \riles..
111. I 5f rt.. Fier left on the
:afternoui train for \\'innipey.
A Zurich Wedding.
A quirt event It.1.8.olrwniz14l at the
home of the bride's sister, Nits. P.
Bender, Zurich. 1,11 \Vwbles(bty e%•en•
3IAy 94.11. When Mimi Regina \Vol-
ker WAS united in wedlock to John S.
Me('1aug. The ceremony was per-
harlued lay Rev. A. 5).`Zii144'hler ill tble
prswnee of only Ibr it drape rela-
tives. Mr. and MIN. 31e4'Iung Irft for
h 111
'T(11111110 Ial 111 other points rant al
later will make their future home in
New (►ntt111.
Braketnan t Arm Crushed.
W. R. Smyth. of W ingh:,t, 1(
hraketlau um the 1... 11. R It. fleigasl
train. met with it :..seisms stet -Went itt
Myth 141M11e11 1111 \%tdllestlay ofIIIMI
week. He was 11 the net of vuup11ng
two cars when his left +tem was
ealogl't bet Wee!) the 1 peer and was
sunny injured.- ile was taken to 111e
Clinton II(Mpital, where port'
his lingers were r wl, though the
,lockes; have ins• (a?int hop en of Mat-
ing him arm. '115)4• injured man is at
stepson of Conductor Ireland.
Died in Michigan.
George Porter, sun of \Ir. and Mrs.
Alex, Porter, If line. l'urnlerry, died
at the home 111 him brother in Flush-
ing, Mich.. recently. aged fnrtr••Iwi
veal•«. 1/erean141 bed 11(11 been in the
very lent of health fur s ' little
time, suffering a great drat with
st wit trouble, and Last winter he
b•ft \\'ingiaam to Reside with Lis
•h' •fau. Th1•t•:tn,sl
The e lr
brother in . \ t 1;,
fat M ' ' • was engaged in a gen-
t'rnb more bmsincns iia Mne%ale. lir
wenn unmarried. lint besides his par-
ents is MnrvivtMI by several brothers
mud /101141s.
A Unique Record.
The Clinton News -Keened slays :
"\L•. George 'laird, who is now in
his (torts-mixlh consecutive year as
principal if the public seen.' to the
8114I cone. pinion of Stanley. soijoys, the
1istinl'li n of teaching unto the thin'
gent•rntio One of his first pupils
wan 5bdet 141 31, Ewan. thele in due
CiurMe east the hlttw'. dnaghter,
now Mrs. dant Stewart, :am l now
511n. Stewart's little daughter isry, re-
ceiving 11114t'urliun in the 0141 sl•brtol
null from the M: ' dmt,inie ;in (tight
her grail 111,1011T. Is 1hVie ,mother
teacher in Ontario of whom the same
(•1411 he maa1(1 ?"
Might Have Resulted Seriously.
An accident that might have
leen attended with well•.4 r,•snh1
and Iotas of life ,11'elll'1'1'.l n•.','nI1y ml
the (14tH of '1'hoM,am Dickens, 4th con-
(wal•fon of 1 sIM)rue. \Ir. Dickens
with his two eons mud own 514*,.,.) mete.
were engaged in raising the hoose mod
had ,,II('('Iwd.s1 141 raising it nevl•rnl
fl' •t, when in s • 11)1uu1er it Slid and
Illi to the ground, all the [nen being
)i1•1'•rtleath. Fortunately there wap
iii„lent timber /11111 Illate 1a1 under
1 he building to pr•v'I'ntit fr crush-
ing the men 141 death and with the ex-
reption of some bruise). and ruts all
...seamed miraculously.
Fatally injured by Train.
( Thin -day, the 3n1 ins1., Aiex-
,IIIIII ' I4IW11, it [,rider resident of Kin•
andira, Was struck by a (1. T. R.
Drain whip• walking.on the track near
Mitchell. Mr. Rena welt taken to
Strtt.fort hospital but the srrident
pto%•wl fauns. The remains Were taken
to Kincardine for interment. Ie -
re 14i had lived there for
% great
111itny sCala 111111 Wats always well
thought of. He seas eighty-three
yenta of age and left there abut only
two years (ago to reside near Inrersoli.
it is thought that he was on Itis way
to visit friends in'. Kincardine when
the Accident happened.
Golden Wedding Celebration at Exeter.
A happy (ernsi((tt wan 1hnt of the
celebration of the golden wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. Ithnrlen Knight, of
Exeter, which Twee held on 'Tuesday mf
last week. The worthy couple were
married in England and ahohily After
their wedding ennm' to Canada. Mr.
Knight. WAR A(atinn 'mister. tat. 14xeter
for [%veins year., resigning in IRMI,
and was 14te(1edetl by hilt son, .(oho .1.,
w'h. is now wont. O( their family of
1 eight children six ate living• five of
I whom were plr8rnt for the reticle-e-
1
Lion. Mr. and Mea. Knight were the
recipients of a number of handsome
presents. Including n p,uwe of gold
from their (.1111.11.0.1.
Hard Luck for an Immigrant.
A.,Young elan mums, Lorin)1 nrriVett
In Ctiutun last w•tek atter a rather Due
pleasant experience of hirdhhi t. He•
claims to be it Dublin College grudu•
ate. who w:w left An urphitu, 1uu1 wilts
Ment nut ill thin elllllltry AM all immi-
grant, reaching Toronto with only 41
in his pocket. Hee eiecur14l work with
a farmer. but not having any experi-
ence WAS titred'lu leave his job, He
matte hie way to (liven Stiu.1d 1
walked from there to Gottetich. .Not
gelling work in Goderich, he travelled
on to ('lintu11, Where Ise was given
food and temporary employment in
Jambs frons'. store. The young Man
is well eeditea1141 and Mundt' be eli-
gible for *Rota' position in thiscounlry
of ours. -
Farewell to 'Dr. Rollins.
Aloud fifty of the leasing cit 'Rens of
F:xet(u• Wet in the town hall on %Veil;
ne,etay night of last week to do honor
le) one of Exeter's fore st citizens,
Dr. J. A. Rollins, who is leaving for
S:wka►tton. 1)r. Rollins has been
reeve, eou.1ty coun111lor 1111(1 wnrdeu
of the county, and alight have leen
the nominee of his 5(14113' for 1'11li1a-
11I1•ntam•)• honors bad he w( desired.
Ile was (tlw:O.14• in the front rank in
every movement for the 1towv'14 we•1•
fare. A lo•anliful seal And 1a pipe wen•
prelwatl(d
1.0 111111 by the Cifize11s, While
the tire department gate 111111 it gold -
headed vale•. \\',(lde'n Hugh Spark•
Itrl„ With 1Ile tuna[-masUo•. Ile pro•
peeled 1114' usual liasl14. 1)r. Lutz
trade the presentation :mil deli%ered
the speech of the evening.
Death of Former Huronite.
Sincere regret w',i. felt at the news
of the death if J. 11. Ale Kay, presi-
dent of the 1lolltillionliosin14w College
and annerW14ur of writing and cont. .
ulercial Wort in the pmlrlic $chlml5 of
'Toronto. whir-tl sad even.( ec'curetsl in
til:it city on Friday, .May 1111, after a 1
lbw• days: ilhlens i( poet ht.
51r. ,dips founded the l'owoman
Business College turd the Dominion
l;illoge at Kingston and Tnl:an(o.
11e had lawn shire 11111 sup(•t•elslor of
writing and eotimtteinl work in 'Tor-
onto sehools, and %vas himself :In ex-
pert penman, hitt-script hating taken
want prizes, luhung then) tie. public
gold medal at New fork. The dr•
yeasts' Was ;h:• only. sol of 51,-. and
MTs. Phomas 314'5514)', of 11.r 1.'iulou
road. Stanley. (14'144' Kipper. Ho was
it gentleman of 144191,011,' gloats and
great lability and was highly esteemed
1'y all who knew him. He was in his
fifty-seri)1d veru• and leaven Ia wife
and eight children to [ootid his 14,14,4.
Violation of Game Law
A few weeks logo papers in the
mouthern part tof the county told of
the capture of who is • n rare
,animal,' These parts, an otter, by ,In
Indian near Heoa(all. hasp work
Game \V(nrlen .1: s iAwrs, of Exe-
ter. knowing that an Indian leu) 110
more privileges that) a white 1111111 in
the tlmatLet• of catching (48,1' 111I1' 111
seat/1111 unless it Ise ori his 1'e•se •[•inion
and 1hen 0111• fur the hn+(•nla�irr
himself and 1':tenily, tope[«1 the .11181 -
ter to the Indians. named 11ra nt I1�nd
Sinwn. W110 Wel... eln
rmgped in Tlit•k-
ersmith township. on le:11g wors-
t i •d Ihe•y uetonin'1l8Ig(sl portio);
e,mght 1h.• animal and having wild
the. fur 10 It gentleman in Sea forth.
31r. )cher,. went Ie M,'.af"rth and laid
info.mut' againtht the hu)et
1I(•llongall, la -dome a 11l4gis1 :ee, and
he imposts' the 111ili11mul tine of 4211
and cost.:. 51121 in :tip. The fur %vas rot
secured by the warden owing to i1.
hawing been ell p1reltaw•d 11y A New
Murk firm and shipped to 1111.1.1.. The
Indians 114ve Int yet leen pnter-
eti1141. hal mull may be done at any.
[ lame should 1111' le,mtrn desire to make
nt1 example of then). The law pro•
cider that Iht• tine 111 their rase may
be the .sone am for buying the fur.
from $tel to $,ill. AM the Indians Arv-
in extreme `•.rorty the pwnstlly may
not be inflicted upon them. T'hr
go • law protects otter until the year
i1)10_ :
SCHOOL TEACHERS' SALARIES.
Changes in the Act Revising the Sal=
ary Propositions.
1111 pnhlic s('llted. art lilts )wen
anwitiled.
Mew iI see being
sIF 1
•
Dike'
for the original 51d,try ausmo.i-
tinns. It etfeet these sue :
C
ty coutuiIs to levy soul (•apse, o
by an 1411141 rate noon the OctabF•
property of the comity mot including
urban nlunicipali:iesl, according to
the eolualizc'd +aolemlmtent( of the ItIlIlIl'
,'i118511 t"4. s MOO al Ieaut 4.14111.1 li :dI
the special grants le by the Legis -
Inkier A.setalhly to the rural nelloos 41;
t le county. Such Mullis are to he I'3''
1)11114 to the trustees of the nsplctive
11('1)01,11 receiving le•gi,lltive grarits in
the same pemsmtist.. aM the grant.'1
are aloin ctioned.
\\'[tune the aswwoed v,dme of taxable
popet•t5' of public school supporters
m am)• township of all orgenixed cnaln-
ty !n equal to nt least. an ,average of
4:11,15141 for eneh public sr•ho111 7411111n,
On. township emote' 14111(11 collect by
assessment 1:111 fat• (*Very pnhlic sch(o1
Where a te,tch(•r Or p 41111pd teacher
is rn ag4'd fat 11 whole year, ,, pr2por-
tiunall,• amount where the engage -
Melt 1. f111' a lesser period, and all 1a'd-
(101'utl1 811111 of 148751, or prnpnrtion
thereof, ler the condition named
for :1n lassi14tant teacher. \Viten' the
assessed value is less than *:'1,11111 for
each public seined rest ion the amonnt7
to be 1•oIlertl•d sur $150 and $IlWI, 1•e
np'eiiveIy, or p'nplrt•t' , thereof. In'
Ina 11 41(54»1 after the present ralcttdau'
year 1lie uno11n5s 1411 tea i,etl ore to Ie
appliedexclnsivcly 1. 0e11.chern sablf•ie'.
111 a41d111 14, the P11111 i-'*'ld(sl by
the 1'.wnship et Mita! la/Wards earl,
telt/1111 . solar)•. the 11.11s1 eta of rural
'u'hoIIM in the following rises pay to
the teacher, where there 114 only fine,
and to the principal w• herr. 1 here are
loon• than one, the s meat' 'd :
$215) where the assessed vnlee of the
taxable property of the public neh114,1
supporters in the •se'eton 1. nt least
$'JM1,1551.
41.115 where it. is $biin,IMM), hot less
dont $'aM1,fMM1,
41151, %there it is $1411,1511, but
than $I50,ll5).
: I %'1 n es 31) 1551 but
w where it i at least
lean than $181,1111.
42,where it is 71:PI,ISM,, but less
than $.;0,I1111.
Anil $110 to Marry assistant teacher
whatever such asaese14t value is.
Churchill's Moustache.
. Winston Churchill, the English con-
vert to Liberalism, is making n repu-
tation for sharp wit. Itis curt retort
to a %%omen heckler, "5bulanl, 1 will
not be henpecked," w'A« 1hr Inst thing
of the reee•nt campaign. HM iR now
raising 11 m1nelsche. A Mir Indy w':as
twang taken in to dieter I/y the bud-
ding potifi -inn. '•51r. Churchill." she
said, "I like your polities as little am i
like your moustetrhe." 1t should have
Mena crnahing shot, blot not so 10
Churchill. His‘reply was nn the in-
stant : -Madan), you are not Iikel to
rune in contact with either," -New
York Tribune, 1
BREAD is never better
than the flour it is made of.
Often it is not nearly so
good, but that is the fault of
the bread -maker.
Without good flour,' good
bread is impossible, no matter
how skilfully it is handled.
Now, good bread must
be good to eat, as well as
good to see or to taste.
Good -to -eat bread is bread
that nourishes.
In the matter of nutriment,
Royal household Flour
102
is supreme. It represents the
best that is in the wheat,
ground to a snowy whiteness
and purified by electricity.
It produces bread that is
light, easy to digest and best
of all -nutritious. Ogilvie's
Royal Household is to be
had at all grocers.
Ogilvie flour Mills Co.. Ltd.
ilentreaL
wlgi l' W. nook for a Cook," contains
Pe pages of excellent recipe., some never
pnhli+llld before. Your grocer can 413
you how to get it FREE.
Parnell's Bread
Every one who has tried
it will 14,,,..' other.
Has a nutty, palatable.
whole wheat flavor
that is peculiarly its
an
Our name is labelled on
et cry loaf.
It 1. the Seas. Prlo• se
th. Inferior KInd4
Y. T .031.11% 1•1
%OUlt POPULAR IIROCER, A0ED41 •
BISSELL 3 Drum Steel Land Roller
T!, y 118r0 up ag-1,t harl work and Iota
of it. 'rills, nd+ 1411ae■ the *ramie.
Heavy steel plate to all the drums
e le.rly unclad Thr..gMa and very
r,., .. ,i
i ?sold ♦ 'Lie a look at
K V o0
. avec
I
s:aapl • roller N.1110 gunuln0 without Lh.
iuu. "BISN113.1..'• Manufactured by
1'. E. BISSELL, ELORA, ONT.
Write for booklet " F:.'•
I crumble the marble palace.
1 rut off tato III (Keir prime;
The monarchs .11 11,. 6ek.l
Pall before the scythe of Vete.
But my moat dtalructivr 14540(1•
of snow, and hen( and cold.
/lave no effect 0n •• Win Eery
it lapis for yr:.l, nntobl. ••
coils 14 ss than ordinary shingles and lasts a
lifetime. n is rain, snow and fire proof -insures
dry, comfortable (Markers for live stock and
poultry -and makes the ideal roof for homes,
learns, chicken Louses, etc.
Sample aril booklet free. Write for them.
Hardware dealers everywhere have
PATRksO\'s "WtnR Erx:n" or
will procure it for you.
Paterson win. C. Limited
Mentons and
Toed.
FROST
STEIEL
GATES
Th e:tron rennet..
of Prost Fence are
combined In the Galea
A %mortal feature is the
frame of eoetlm,nls
steel tnhinga. This Is
vastly slrnfger than e
frame with elhipw cor-
ners sod malleable
rastin({s. The heavy
wire A111e1 Insures,
egninat sooting
The pnhlic In warned peasant bn% In't ¢atop thit Miring against Prost Wire reale Co 's
mfr. , as purchasers .. 11411 as liners are laying thentsely. name. Por axle by
J. J. MOORE, -
W. M. HOWELL,
FRED. LEIBOLD,
' W. H. STOGDILL,
Benmiller
Goderich
Zurich
Varna
PAGE FENCING
THE BEST 18 THE CHEAPEST
When you buy a knife for instance, you Resides the ext'.( strength and superior
consider the quality of the steel in the workmanship, I'.\GE FENCES Arc (Up -
blade. The biggest heaviest knife's not A andMa 1 4,tpodin
s• special i Iwhlf „
• whiel ,
gP� int 11
W
necessarily the best. Now there is 'u sop ( 1
e y i at n• , p o pile x'rt of galvanizing, will Irnglhen
much difference in the trebly and strcn t hthe I fcof
wire for years. And, Also, this
of steel in fence wire as white coating makes wire
much more sightly.
Owing to the great
strength and elasticity nt
PAGE fencing, One-
third lam posts are r,•
(paired, thus redwing the
coat of the fencing.
An yon gest in PAGP
FENCES one-half
more lance strength,
greater protection ago ul.t
THE LOCK tN PAGE rust, better workmanship,
may have noticed also that "54M PIR R" FENCES. Metter appearance, usrt
others are imitating leas poste, can you afford
It. That is a gleed recommend for it. t0 use other fencrs,even though you could
Where we lead others follow. hu) thrill for one-half the price of the
All -PAGE wire is "COILED," 14..4 PAGE? But, really ours cost you
crimped. Ntfl if • any or•. 1 mrya
Get prices before placing your order for Fence Gates or Lawn Fence.
there is in a knife Wade or
✓ azor. The Page Co. use
w high carbon steel
wire, which • though i1
costa yogi but little more,
is fifty per cent. (54,/,)
stronger than wire in other
fences. The lightest l'A(i K
fence is as strong as the
heaviest of other makes.
Notice the lock in PAGE
"EMPIRE -FENCE. You
DUNLOP'S
TAILORED
CLOThING
Fits Well
Looks Well
Wears Well
THE ONLY KIND WE SELL
AND ABOUT WHICH YOU'LL TELL
Vol It NEIGiHBOR
Newest importations in
medium and light -weight
clothes for spring and sum-
mer wear.
DUNLOP, the Tailor
\Vest street, - Goderich.
Keep Your Old Iron
Rags, Lead, Brass,
Copper, Feathers,
Skins, Wool Pickings,
Rubbers, Bones, etc.,
until 1 call for them. '1 ask toy old
Cunt •rm 1101 111 hell their Iruek Gl
spy •tteptelwnt1ng himself Ws my
agenlIon theem4 persons are dealing
for theland 14 not for me.
Save y • stuff for Imo and 1 will
psis' the peat pr1'U'04t going. Leave
your order (11 any h411141' nod 1 will call
mid lake 1he goods away. Or 1 will
pay 10 ler rent. mute if the goods are
brought ti) my phare.
Highest Prices paid for HORSEHAIR.
DAVID BROWN
\ries•.trio Mort. it slerich.
It will be
to your Interest
to r • and see regarding that
douse' you at. going to build.
it is It FURNACE we have
them to suit all places and the
prices are right.
For the BATH ROOM we
4'trrylhim);tip-to-date.
EAVETROUGHING, ROOF-
ING and all kinds of METAL
L
WORK cline in first -villas style
by good IIIte'lla •M.
A goal stock of RANGES,
GRANITEWARE and TIN-
WARE to chi 1081. 1'1'0111.
COAL OiL and GASOLINE
always ton handl at
W. R. Pinder's
`;tot r wear to G. N. Davis
S1.oO
ROUND TRAP
GOOERICH TO
DETHOIT
TtSCSOAtf, AMIE 19
*C1W..•,o Jen( RI
Ser ellREMOILIND
2 hew 1. ammo
Write E. H. AYtR. Agent, DETROIT,
for particulars.
J. BROPHEY & SON
1)111 L13ADIN(i
• Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders nrlully at leaned to at ■II
hours, 1.101 ne day
¶UNI)RY BILOS.ill
Livery, hack
'Bus Stables
Sold and erected by .1 'B. HAWKINS, Goderich jhI1 .4TR4(ST 41')1).1:I,I N
1:001) 1105151414
('A1(R1A(4145
P11A KT(3N8
-- RTC.. AT --
REASONABLE
----R A . E 8-
1
Well-appointed
Mau; and reli-
able ()rivers In
charge ofd the
`Boson, which will
meet all train s
and ate amhiatm
A1,1. CALLS ATI'ENOKi) TO
PROMPTLY FROM HOTELS
ANI) PRIVATE, HUU5L5
(SUNDRY. BROS.