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LOYAL,
ltluxunr, Aug. 2Utb.
D. W. Ureen, of Moult Ste. Marie,
was ceiling on f•iruds in this neigh-
borhood ori Taesday last.
Mita Olive Wilier spent an enjoy
able time last week at the lake with
her friend, Z1'141401114 Walter.
We. H. Clark entertained the Lae -
burn Women's Foreign Misltiouary
Society on Wednesday last. There
was a large attendance.
Miss Loretta Young. daughter of
Jai.. Young. after spending the holi-
days et her hom, here, returned um
Saturday last to take charge of her
shoot in Bruce county.
DUNLOP.
lbuYDAY, Aug. JUtb.
Mn.aHorton . recently enjoyed a
plrxsrtnt week's visit to the city of
Stratford.
Miss Rosa Oke, a further resident
here, visited old friends here lately,
rowing froom Uoderich.
Uurs•huul reopened bene on Mon-
day last Alter the summer holidays.
The new tr:u:her, Miss Eva Dunlop of
(f(drrich, amounting her duties. Dur-
ing the school days of the week the
teacher will reside at. Mr. Hortou's
where the late teacher wade her resi-
dence when teaching here.
Last week we received a bid from
The Signal to join with its employees
and correspondents in its aminal out-
ing at the Point Farm at Lerburn 011
Batu day, the loth inst. Owing to
oar health, which has nut been u(, to
its general standard for some tune
part from the elects of au attack of
rheututatisul, we **Fretted bring un-
able to go. No doubt those who went
hada gonad title, as we ourselves had
last year.
FaH TUX LITr1.11 Fou .-lt is a
well-known fact that matrons somr-
times have quite a time of it washing
the faces of their cherubs to get thew
ready for reboot or Sunday school.
We would like to tell any refractory
urchin that we have a grey puss that
has three black kittens, and each day
Of late we have 'noticed her throw
each one in turn on its back and mos(
raretutly lick its tate over and then
rah it dry with her paw, Harking
their faces look quite glossy and
bright.
.t pleasure party en i,.ute to the
faint Farun one afternoon last week
011:1 hay rack loadetUwitb bay had a
l,reak down, a tire conning of one of
tbi: wagon wheels. This sauteed a halt
for a time, while the wheel was reset
at the smithy, about half a- mile
awa). While the travellers waited
for the repairs they hummed "Wait
for the Wagon and We'll all Take a
Kids." In as little while the wheel
raver down in a fast bogey and wan
soon put on avid the cheers of the
party. whoaeauu►ed their journey to
the l t in extra good humor.
•
Miss Alice Cumming, of wham we
sls,ke :a few works ago as being over
f ' Chicago on a vacation to see
old friends herr and in Godericb, watt
here last week saying nude-byye to
friends in this 'section and in Loyal.
previous to leaving by boat for De-
foe/ on ber way boweward to Chi -
(ago. While cowing home front the
Hub to the Circular Town, in passing
a cement culvert which was being
built on the Huron real she took the
strung route op the other aide of the
regular temporary way. where the
teams go hy and the horse %topp e d
short befaw a deep pond with no
•hcidge to erne. Seeing her dilrwuut
Ate backed the horse eu that she could
lura round and get to the main road
again. Then helped a little hy for
,distant •glow of the ele:tr•ie lights of
the Huh. she found the• temporary
toad all right and reached the Circu-
lar Town before the town clock struck
in,i,t.a k p. in.. without further nlis-
hNpaa.
CARLOW.
MONDAY. August :Sikh.'
James MrCaugbney, of Toronto, was
here last week visiting his sister, Mrs,
Jones.
That was a fine shower we had this
Htor g. It (fad long 'been looked for
and did h goal.
We ei 1ngrNt teat a Fra re Aft l)orufgh,
jr,. on his sheet s in the ,rent
Mations. We uudristand Frank will
attend la noun. University its the fall.
Meese. Andrew Millin has returned
hoe, the Clinton bewpiLtl, where she
underwent an operation. She is int-
itrot n•. iug slowly and hope will soon
s• well again.
Miss Coutts. of Hamilton, is visiting
nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Johnston, Lame evening she favored
the ,•ongrrgation n( 4nfith n Hill
,bten. with a aolo. ' Af y Ain Camara, -
which shr sung with h rxpr.rasion.
Thteahing is naw the order of farm
work. Thr crops are turning out well.
At a sample threshing the other day
peas turned nut thirty bushels to the
acre : barley tr•o:u thirty -flue to forty
bushels', and a anfall lot, of oat% forty
Mvr bushels.
The funeral of the late Mn. I4:me
Martin, whose husband at one time
kept the hotel bare, peaand through
the village on Sunday on the way to
Colborne cemetery. Mrs. Martin died
At. Lncknow, )where she had been living
for some years,
The !alum' house of 4, S. No. :i duos
leen undergoing N thorough remodel-
ling inaide. A new floor. fresh plant.•
and paint and other renovations make
the interior'r Inck like new. J. Ernest
Ho ef•tanu, the new tearhrt', t
rrtrnced work this morning for the tall
term.
Several left here nn the harvesters'
excursion last week --Wm. Fowler and
(Miss Fowler, Inc Edmonton : Gordon
McPhee awl Thu.. McPhee. jr., for the
Inuiphin district, and Ernest Kil-
patt•frk for southern ManitBha. We
believe most of those expect to locate
in the West.
Rev. Colin Young, of Prince Albert,
Musk„ vinited his brother here over
Mlnd,ly. He had been visiting his
rhildren at Arnprinr. and left today
on his return to the Went.. He brought
glowing reports of the western coun-
try. ilia rongtrgation is building a
new briek church and is increasing
rapidly with the growth of the city.
WESTFIELD.
Moskva Ang. 20th.
Raymond Reammulareturned to his
srhla,l to -day.
Mrs. 11. M. Gordon. ill l.urknnw.
spent a few days lest week the gnat
of her sister, Mrs. W. H. Catnplell.
School opened today in charge of
Miss Clark. of 4t. Helena, A large
number were in attendance for the
"petting of the term.
We are much pleased to not ire that
Geo. Jefferson passed the junior teach-
ers' examination with honoree. Con-
erata,lttionn, George!
Mina Annie Wight man returned
honer on Saturday after spending a
few data with her aunt And uncle,
Mr. and Mrs..1. Wightman, nt Oode•
rich.
The harvest of had is now a thing
of the peat : the grain is all garnered
into the limits. Those of the farmers
who bNvr threshed report wheat and
oats excellentyields and barley gond.
They ate now Malty peppering for t*11
wheat 'seeding and doing the fall
ploughing.
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mend The Signal tel yn11r friends.
To January lad. 11111. for 25 rents.
POPLAR ROW.
THuetnay, Aug. 16th.
John Liutleld, of Roston, visited hiss
tousiba on Poplar Row list week.
Lee Potter left last week fore,
Duluth, to train for the position of
railway rugines,.
Mrs, Peel, who had area visiting
.her old I hrte, returned this week
to her home at the Soo.
We regret to report that Joules
Tata, is still very low and little hope
is entertained of his recovery.
Misses Ella and May Howell. of
Des Moines, nee visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Hatay Morris.
Lew Bateson, 'of Brantford. who
has here working with W. C. Potter
during the sit nIIlter, lsNt•es this week
on the harvester,' recut -atm to the
West.
SHEPPARDTON.
Mnxn.,Y,Ang• 'JHb. '
Miss Lizzie Rutherford. of Belfast,
visited friend,. here East Sunday.
School opens again this week. with
Miss McLean. of Kintail. as teacher.
Mrs. Win, H. Garside and two
daughter.. of Brandon, are visiting
their cousin, Mrs. John Bennet,.
,The cement work of Thos. Dnugh-
erty's and John B. l irahatnb Imre. wail
cotnpleted last week, S 1 ('utter
doing the work.
Sandy Gordon, of 411ep{tarrlton, and
Wilfrid Quaid and John Me'fillau, of
Port Albert, were aunbng the exa•ur-
sionlats for the Prairie Province last
Friday..
The Methodist Sunday school held
their annual picnic at the lake last
week. The Epiw'opal and Praha -
terian Si lay schools will hold their
pienir at Port Albert nest Saturday
afternoon.
NILE.
Tt•Paola v. Aug. 21st.
Mr. tied Mrs. A. J. 'Cooper, of (ii<de-
r•irh, spent 4nuday'itt Nile.
A. M. Robertson. of Hat -Liston.
iaeupied the pulpit herr haat Sahlwth.
Mr. and Mia. Will Metelutd, of
Chicago. err visiting Mr. M.Arlandb
mot her.
31r. and Mr.. Ryan, Of lirhigan, are
visiting the farmer's brother. Richard
Ryan. tat Nile.
Schierl reopened this week ,atter the
vacaticin with the mune 'earner, Miss
(4ray. !n charge at Nile.
Epworth League topic next week
will be. "How Methiudisu) %int
fur Cis it and Religious I.ilert y,' taken
hy Miss F'. y Bray.
Auuong thn%P who left from hale o1
the (tar tett eX 'ttr,'tun I:.st wet•1. were :
.1: •a Elliott, sr , \\'in. Corr%. sr..
F:rne•-t Horne and. Will laiip trick.
The trustees tar. S. S. No. 17 have
engaged Miss Mirth,. 31iltiau• .1Godes
t•irh. 111 teach there for the fall teerna.
Ilie former teacher: .11iss Hattie. hating
treigned.
LEMURS.
Mora) Y. Aug. aft h.
James Linklater enjoyed. as pieas:int
afternoon leer Saturday at the, Poiret
Fm•n1 with the Signal ttitt and some
of its rot -respondents, at their annual
outing.
A piper from Kintail on n .visit t, a
•restive on Saturday night played
quite nunllwr of Scottish aka As he
came along within twit haata of the
thaw of day. hushing to .(rep with the
'tundra! 1 of his pipes many a
anal had and laesir who had worked
heretic the harvest. drawing in the
grain in the afternoon.
Harvesting it abort finished hut, at
present there is no news. of a thresher
coming along. There is a rumtor, how-
ever, that one of Mr. (ioldthorpe's
hints may be slang in the near
future and that it may have a new
engine. as the one that cane herr with
the Ryan sepnrator was sold to an
Ashfield frurl, who moved it from
Dunlop on Saturday afternoon.
Joseph Thompson, trim for nearly a
quarter of a reentry has leen engaged
as a feeder on the threshing machine
staffs of the west division of Colborne,
was an excursionist mut to the North-
west with his fellow•thresber, John
Ryan. of Dunlop. Both are nn * pro-
specting ecting tour, hut while there may
Lake a turn in the thrrshinge going on
there. Samuel Potter also went with
there to see relatives wed sere the wny
they work cement there.
One duty last week, sit n Kine*r dine
automobile, en route for Toronto. wars
passing throtigh Leehnrn, it suddenly
came tea Stand still. The occupant
alighted to oxamide into the cause,
which at that night appeared to be
serious. Thr chauffeur deemed it
ne•ceswtry to mon help and, seizing
his horn. gave two or there sharp tsota
a..:a signal of distress. The villagers,
who were well advanced with their
harvest, were indulging in a midday
nap and ns the strange tomtit emote
upon their ears bounded front thelr
conches and rushed outside their
dwelling%. Another foot neon thehorn
of the chauffeur outer! the tnystery
and they willingly ran to ha assistn nee.
•
Saved Two Lives.
Sam Potter arid Hiram Brown, both
of Methuen, were out awing on the
Merr'imaar, when the haat capsized, apiM-
Ing both men in the water, Mnarwas
a fine swimmer, hit wan not very
bright, while Hiram was bright
enough, hat could not swim a stroke,
When Sam found bimwlf in the
water he stntek nut testily for the
little pier• on the shore, while Hiram
clung to the overturned skiff.
As noon AA Ram reached the shore
he was About to plunge into the water
again. when a young wan on the pier
paid: "What are you 'going back into
the water for? • 1 ne just. (swam
..(shore."
Seat paused a moment. saying :
f hed to slave myself Meet
now 1'u, going hoick to finch Hi."
and he forthwith proceeded to bring
Hiram *shore. Roston Hse*kl.
BENMILLER.
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EAST WAWANOSH.
MONDAY, Aug, 2utb. • Teginav, August 21st.
Mr. and Mn, J. E. Andrews, of , HAHN BUHNxD.-Uuriug the then.
Cleveland. Ohio, ate visiting *Odra. deet' storm of Monday tuurniug the
Andrews' old home herr. barn and sWblr on Hurry Chawuey's
Thr weathers of Court Bm ealier. fatal were totally deata,ya•d, Ma.
C. O. F•, attended service In a beady, *t l'lauuney lost all he; season's crop and
the Methodist church yesterday' and a tlttufls'r o1 pies.
were titian -toot! by Krv. J. U. a elland. '--
whose discounw was touch (twit coaled OODERICH TOWNSHIP,
by the brethren. There was a large
intendance. Taman!. v, Aug. 21.1.
Afro and Mrs. W. F. Hick returned
uu Monday last. from visiting relatives
in Chatham.
S. S. No. 1 opened on Manche• with
Miss Lillian Wilson. of the Huron
road, 44 teaseled•,
Miss Sadie Finlayson. of Localsh, 31t•s. Rymau. of Emily City. 31i••h.,
spent Sunday here. 1. visiting *t the henne of her puents.
Mime 111rtggte Roar. of Blyth, is visit- Mr. and Mts. John Foi',len.
ing Miss Anna Winegar.
Alex Hoyd, Will McGregor and
Thomas( Styles left for the West on
Friday, •
31s.. A. R. Vur'av and family and The cost of the investigation re-
Nis. Rebecca McGregor visited (reedit cantly wade l,y at Provincial auditor
it. bit. Helens on Friday. into the municipal (Walla of this
township has amounted to is 1111le
over $USI and it is hotted that this
will 1e the full amount. It. •ill maks.
quite a difference in the tax t'lls:
KINTAIL.
TUKau. v. Aug. 21st.
Miss Jane MeD onal d has gone on a►
visit to the Soo.
The following left oh Friday of last
week for the West : \\'lm. Johnston,
\1'm. Westlake, Rob. Flatlet. and Rob,
runlets.
Milts Jessie Mraurehie is leavig fur
F:1 Paso. Texas, un Thursday to ern
to Iw a trained nurse. Her it uy
ftiendls here wish her success.
LANES. LAURIER.
Mox,,.tY. Ang.211th: TerainaY, Aug. It
Mrs.'tVuods, of Zion, nod Mrs. Pink- G. -urge MaeGr.gor, of Luickm w,
nry, of Senforth, visited friendal herr "' nt Sunday at honer.
last week. t mold l3uyd and sun, Charlet, vi.
Mise tetttto• Gilson, of Ripley. tuna a ited :,slrrich this week:
flying visit 1. old friends tit Lanes on U, • itup.ou and Joluu \I UonaW, o1
Sunday haat. K1111a1 spent Monday in att.:o vrain
Thr rain of last Sunday night rano- Hail. rlwonan reignited .tr. Dash -
dime in torrents, utak ing the fields wood Nn utility to rr•.nlur hit duties
dun Is green ittautlr• Thr rod' and es tei'her.
rout crop were. enlrtitlg severely
frail want of rain.
Scholl duties have again ewn-
iuenced• We hope the arhulara hasp
enjoyed their holidays lathe fyllest. Luckuuw, are guests of the aliases
Mina Lirtetta Cunningham of Port \rclptyre, this w k.
Albert ha* charge of the school for ;hiss Auuie an Neil McKrbrir
slather feral, *pent 4und*y in Lu :know, the Kura s
Dr. Samson. of Iona, renewed old of Miss Auuttla Mur ,.ayi
nequaintancra in this neighle.rbos1 Misses Barbara and •' olie Ferris, of
last week. 1h•. Mammon left these{ Uetutit, sent a colla of days the
parts when but :a deny hat still memoryg�uesta of Mesa Annie cola
-enzie.
had quite N number of picture% hang-
ing un her walls. The bagpipes wmnded r arming in
this, neighborhood one re aline last
week. ('orae hack .esu, ag 'n. air.
Auwng those wbn cork aaly* stage
of the excursion to the West are lex.
Boyd. 'flee air lar Lean, 1\'ill i.- Y. Me-
t)regut• and Hugh Stewart.
r Mr and In, Treat have IrtututMl
to Chicago a to speeding it • time
1n elllt' midst.
Misses Stew
and Robertson, of
ST. HELENS.
\\'ED:xsn,tla- Aug. 22nd,
Mrs Salkeld. sr., o1 Godericb, is vis-
iting at the home of W. E. Gordon.
Misses Eli/aleph and Chriasy Miller
returned trent OWeiich on Fridav
last.
We lutist congratulate Mtnw'. Mwr-
garet ('lark and Minus Rutherford on
paseitlg their exit' llitatiuns.
Alipsee Irene. Loire and Lizzie
4*lkeld, of (ioderich, are holidaying The applr•packedee r, r work
at the haute of Mrs. R. H. Miller, again. Cast week John Levy, of Car -
Will McGi ego,. and alias Beatrice low, packed quilt a nuratlter u1 hauls.
The exodus to the Northwest wets
Chas. Took. Angus Mbhonadd. \1htl- ottlyraa` couple snore lids itrtodd'ad week. W e lim;n-
(err Millo•r and -JA.. Joynt left on the late aha• whale village.
exrttr•vion to the West on Friday lest.
AUBUHN1
M. ttttY, Aug. steel.
\hiss Hannah, of Wiugham, t•isitead
atthe h of herr uncle, James
Young, lass week.
Anderson resumed their Latus at
their respective schools on Monday.
D. 1:. Munro. treasurer of Went
Mrs. Chapman and daughter. Clara, WAwau<wh, spent pawl of haat Toes -
returned l0 4t. Thomas aftrt• spending day at. the town Hall, where there was
sa h. at the hump of Mrs. George n regular meeting of the township
Asquith• lathers.
Rel.. H. W. Craw and \lies Craw at- Again the sebool children, are seen
tended the induct' of Hrt•. Mr. paving their acenetonerl t•nun& to the
i\'i.h,ert at Brussels on '1'lu:r•sday of village (school. i.aast 4attuday the
last week. tracheas arrival. The , ther4
'Mrs. D. Tadd, jt.., toed two children. breathe it sigh of relief. -
arc p,niel by Miss 1l. C. thither- 'T'hreshing is the order otthe day At
ford. left on hrid*y, tii hr ,at f tin ppesent, Grain i4 turning telt. weell,
ti<drrich, uu an extended visit at the FSM wheat and psoas Are turningi 11111.
1 • of the fornfrt's Iatrents, air. and letter than for se)•ers1 year.. The
MrsJas. Neely, of Pigeon. Michigana lair oats awe light having ripened Lahr
Our burg Hent her contingent of gni,•kly.
,school littat•nlr: the latter put of hest A week ago last 4abbnth gnily a
Yr( ek to begin hi*te". 31ess Mar- tater,ber ofavur)<men were seen leaving
Warta Clark to Kintxil. 3fiyw afinntr the village n'ith 'their dinner. pail.,
Rutherford to near Kinlnigh and Alias and Notts over their shoulders, pro -
31. 1. ('lurk to neat Westfid
eld. Miss ing IW the railway. and were
Eli,abeth Rutherford ren nmws her ldnierr,ed Iaeily employed at the con -
duties at Cedar Valley. 1Vee wish atru(tion of the new;i.a(t. Whereat*
thew All: vera 4necefa• the (haul ' : of tale Lord's 1)st•
AMance ?
John Arthur is treating him resi-
dence tots new diet. of Metal aiding'
this week. It would he A boon to
mime of tow rootW ill maids if Lie- ail -
lege fathers wuul•l provide A shelter
for them instead of allowing then, to
wander far into the night lilting oar
sidewalks, A stranger would judge
that the majority were. as the Scott -h-
elm.' ways. • initherleas beams."
UUNGANNUN.
`t A. NEWTON. DENTIST. 1.I'CK•
`T. Nati'.-.Athomeeveryday exec u Thur..
day, New rrrnwdyfor extracting trot Oions u-
fornu. tet ter than gas. Crown and In i a work,
etc. Alto minnan plate.11101-1111,1k31011.1.
N. H.-- You eon aiwars hate, roar work retch
better dome In the dent'LotMrr •,• titer,
hettenfu'llft i,•• for doing the w'nrk-, more come
forrable (or the tint Wit.
NOTICE:.- THE LOCAL AGENCY
in Dungannon for The Signor i. at the Po.1
otnre Hook and 4lationery Sion•. and 11r..
Wheat] will reeelve order. for +nth. 'rfppff dun..
advert i.b,1r and )oh ,vork. and 1• withal -Wed to
give receipt. cur Ntnount- paid for the ...nn..
Tur:sIAY, Aug. 21st.
Mine Smith, of Petrrttorongh, is
visiting at \hes.'tVhysrd't.
31r%, Stobie, of ,Meafutth, ie visiting
her mother, Mrs. Wm. McMath.
Mise Ruby Maintyie, of Kinratdine,
is visiting her friend, Miss ('ot:a Rob-
erts.
We *re pk•nwd too are ahs. T. W.
Little atotmd Again after her recent
illness.
Ali'.s Fowler, of Akron, Ohio, is on a
visit to her Ander, Mrs, James Caesar,
this month.
The Mises Howell, of bee Moines.
Iowa, are visiting at the hotne of Ur.
Case this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. 31nnniryg and
little mon spent Wednesday of this
week in Clinton,
'Ree. Air. (:letelent, of Gode•i-h, oc-
cupied the pulpit in the .Methodist
church last Sunday.
R. l;, Willis,, of Mesfnrth, hon ,iris en
the position nt clerk in 51t•. Crnwfurl'a
store until ('hristma%.
Mins llanelda and Master I l .yd
Hamlin. of Hiineauine. Ar• visiting at.
the home of Sion. Pentlami.
Work has heroin on the neat r
of sidewalk Anti mi. rare hoping -al
will keiep on to the gtwal work.
Ani. nod Mea. George Stotts.'. and
fa,nily, of Walkerton, Me renewing
Acquaintances( around our village this
week.
Tomorrow (Wedneadnal will he our
,ilei, holiday, and a g'si many of our
citizens will likely get to the lake for
the dal.
Mr. and Mrs. SL T. ',ante! and
daughter. of Vinaire, are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Berhtel's parents,
Mr. and Mrs, .INA, Whyard.
(In F'ridn y of leaf. weelA''m. hnrnin,
one of theolde,t Pettier(.,ft he nt, ship
of West Wawan<»h. passed afnv:.v tit
the *t4e of righty-nrven yenta. Ile had
been ,n poor health for over ten years,
11��1y
seleeral tenni a awoke of par-
nR'RTt I lr'le svep to molten him loam a
wifn, six sins and two daughlera. He
way a member of the F ecopal rhumb,
Mit in the absewee of eV. Mr. Mloks
Rev. Mr. Rutherford (inteiated at taw
funeral setrl,e.
Resod all T1te Rign*l thi.. wank.
COLBORNE.
'1'1•t'4uA5'. Aug. 21st.
Mr. and Mrs. .%IeDonald, of Gotha
rich. were the guests of Mr. aril MW's,
Martel Ott Sunday.
The Menars. Hultzhatisen. of Tor-
onto, have been visiting their patents.
Mr. and Mr•s.of ,
H tzh ut. seta
u.
,11t•. Johns. the apple parker, hal
again anile his appearance to nsai'.t
the farmers in getting rill • of their
apples. a.
On Sunday a number nt the Col-
borne Sabbath sebo of echolia-s end
teacher. took in the Children'.. hny
eelebaation at Mullett.
The M. -ss.. Duret. and .Mneder have
pnrehaaed aacotnpl.te threshing out-
fit, including %elf-feeder.,etrawrutter
anti plower, Ha Hal! there will he
something now.
The harvest is Huil ted anti thresh-
ing is the older of the day. The grain
turns out %ell, And is an excellent
wimple. No wonder one' ran ser
smiles tin over the ears.
Mrs. ()nest, who WAS for some tiitN•
slightly afflicted with a skin -renter in
the region of the eve. bits undergone
nn operation, She in, however,
gradually recovering. Ur. Marklin,
of (iolrrich, performed the operati?n.
I Fn.m awn her earrrspondent.
Lost Sunday ('hiidrena' Day wee
eelehrated At 1 h,• Hallett, appointment
and was a geand sheers,.
Selires will he held at lite Evan-
ggrrliraA chnrrh, Colborne, next. Safi -
bet h morning at 10 apd in the evening
at 7:311 All are rnrdiglW invited.
Men. William Durst underwent an.
operation last week for N ranter. The
cancer was right rhino to the left ry.,
which emelt- the opera inn is ven-
critfeal one, hot it, wet very 'meets
fully performed by 1)r. Msnklin, of
()ddet•ieb , and will seartely leave a
mark.
.1, 0. hut.t hat% purchased the nigg
threshing mat, and la getting tn.
very latestand bast from. the John
lirxsliaot ('n., Sarnia, He will (arm-
menIP thrashing in is few days. If
the farmers have &little (atiee1pttee' there
is no dnteht it will pay In the end,
The intratlnn Is to do eke lira work
peeslMe.
The 14 s Me. offer Inc halitner of
'(M, la bringing many new ..mharrihers.
w
htAYF1ELD,
MONDAY, Aug, 20th.
Rev. Mr. Deihl is visiting friends in
Hayheld and Varna.
Milts 4hrrris, of London, is visiting
her *u01, 11r*. Pearson.
Aiwa Ida Brownlee, of London. is
visiting her cousin, Mew. Little.
Petry Blgpfart iv running the lar-
iat's dater in the Absence of T. A.
Mtiuwtu:
Alex. McLeod left Monday for Zur-
ich, where he rtinenencra ttuotlu•t•
year's work.
The following heft on F u'tdtty for the
1Vest 1 T. A. Mtin.on, H. Steller. J.
4p•neer. D. bailey, i. King, G. King
µad 1. Erwin,
Rev, E. l': Jennings, of Kingsville, ,
formerly rector of hayfield church, an -
suited Rev. ADr. Hittite itt the morning
services and Nlsu eonductd evening
services during the {oast two Sunday.,.
Hr And his wife and family ate spend-
iug a Month rnaticatiug
A Valuable Oog.
•
Mark Twain is iuuinensely poptd:n
with the farmers livi13 elle 1
"Quarry. Farm," his summer home
near Elmira, N. -Y. Hr and lir
oeishlsn•s exchange experirncea and
loth /troth thereby. The genial lotus -
441 3. tells of tate farmer who per-'
dressed :t hunting dog that was highly
rruutuended to hitt by a man who
did not seem particularly reluctant
about parting with it. When the dug
Was delivered the fartuer looked it
IP
ehluioaa, August 23, 11106
Cool and
Gomfortable
Everything you need in the shape of summer
"('111 to Make you feel cool and comfortable.
CANVAS HATS STRAW FIATS
WASH VESTS COLLARS WASH TIES
OUTING SHIRTS, etc., at
MCLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors,' Furnishers, Clothiers, Hatters.
North side ('court (House Square, Godericb.
SLAUGHTER SALE
age Fence and Gates
We
quality o
lished. J
uneed not 'take space to tell of the high
Page Fencing. That is already estab-
t look at these prices .
Regular 9 stra
Regular 9 stra
d 50 inches Page Fence, now 35c per rod, was 40c.
d, 30 inch Page Fe,,tice, now 33c per roil, was :;''.
All No. 9 Wire, 9 st
All N -o. 9 Wire, 8 stra
11 No. 9 Wire, 8 strand,
Y
I \ o !►Ire
r 9 strand,
d
,
inch Page Feuce,•.uow 39c per rod,
inch Page Fence, now 35c per rod,
inch Page Fence, now 3oC per roll,
inch Page Fence, now 33c per rod,
IGH CARBON WIRE.
ATES.
13 foot by 48 inch
14 foot by 4s inch
10 foot by 4S inch
SMALLER G
Gate for$495, was $t;.00
ate for $4.85, was $5.75
Ga
e for $4.25, was $5.2:)
ATES N PROPORTION.
THEE PRICES ARE 0
REMEMBER TH
EoPi
Paulin's
PLACE.
Store 'Phone 37
ardware
STOVES, PLUMBING, ETC.
House 'Phone 177
SINS
over with eOnaidrt•nhle tniagiyings.
It sppuwd Any and Ina(shfnl and handy I
the M41111/41 11 w114 crack tel up to he.
Anxious to give it it triad, however, he
look it ant shortly Afterwards and, as
luck would have it, ran :names a fax
The dog took after the fox and the
two were stem out of eight, the farmer
following ns rapidly ne he could.
Finally he met. another farmer who,
in reaponae to his inquiry, stated that
the
had passed geed
3 in his d' .til.
a tion.
s r
A k da4Ln {
how they h y tyre running,
the second farmer replied : "WWII, it
was nip and tuck, but I think the deg
wits about three fret ahevad,"--
Lippi neon's.
Sunday School Training.
• Pub•shall P. Wilder anys that the 1
small Non of a friend in Brooklyn enrhe
home one day with a badly disfigured
face. The old "melt" took him aside
for tl,a• usual heart -t,, -heart tuck,
t at have you leen up to now:'"
Asked he.
'•Fightin'," Answered the lad eta -
"And after an I'vasaid to you about
fighting!"
"He %1tes1)r41 HIP on the cheek."
"How faftrn have told sem thatthe Good Hook kids tie torn the other
cheek41 Y'
did, dad.-hon.•et : b u t h r
snuuaheel me of the mete. 1 call that*
foul : s10 i pitched in and licked the
marlin' out of hitm• had, he's been to
Monday school just nil tnurh as I have,
and he ought to know •the- nitre!"
\\'ireleaa t.legtwphy is compere-
tiara- new, hut the kirk under the
(Otte is as 1,1a1 a% nowt -lege. --1'Ie•veland
F'IAin Dealer.
CONTINUE
Those who are aalutlng flesh
and atr•ngth by,stunner trim.
Tent wfth
Scott's Emulsion
hould oontl1aeyV• the treatment
1a hot
t ..�atrIwPt snpaller dose
off(sway' wit heIt wilt
col rn1 CPTottI)ttyentto
ao.
duotm daring t •
�aeateA
"mason . _
T..y T`f aMttN>L 14
sea et. U..1y .1 410
The rxpres.iun "to get. the sack" is
derived ft for pia) fill form of Ilia•
missal reputed to be in vogue in the
ofitriellif tametantinople. itts
f1
dpheusel th..Snlf n,, he
iwaas
tial tip in a suck mut flung, into the
1ie.sphnrua.
A lady as d one of the children in
her Sunday •hoNol rhos "What was
the sin of th Pharisees?" "Eating
(amide, 11114;11104; wits- the reply. The
little girl bawl re that. the Pharbtery
'•atr•aia.'.I at gea and swallowed
(Aurelia"
.`y" D. MILLAR CO.
PHONE
Sb
Some Specials in Hosiery
for this Week.
LADIES' HERMSDORF BLACK COTTON HOSE,
double heel, and toes, full fashioned. Tide ie * apleud,d line Land r]OC
,dway. molls at '2.i.. Special price. ler pair , ... L
LADIES' HERMSDORF BLACK COTTON HOSE,
with natural wool, split sole, the most eotutortable stacking for
threwwho have tender feet. Special t-alur at, per pair.... 25C e'
LADIES' ALLOVER LACE HOSE,
ne West designm in black. tan,, and white. Special value,
pair
We have still is good range of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WHITE HOSE. IN PLAIN %AND LACE,
IN ALL SIZES.
CHILDREN'S SOCKS, iN ALL COLORS
A NEW RANGE OF LADIES' BELTS 'AND NECKWEAR
to hand this week including *11 the newest noveiti,'s.
ART NEEDLEWOffK • • ART NEEDLEWORK
We !MVP rl' very rnniplete range in all art needlework linens, cnAbion
tops, centres. drrapes, etc:, etc
.50c
•
The largest stork in town of needlework materiels.
We have redhead our entire stock of
LADES' WHITEWEAR
anti have manned thele all at prices that will rfswte a speedy ole*ranee.
B. & C. CORSETS.
f.atlw<la's Landing make in nil the newest ..hap,.., every faze in
atnek from 14 to 3), per pair ....
SATURDAY SPECIALS.
All gis,ds of pluming fashion will he pot. oour tiara* in tables on 4*tur•
,hay, which is to n le oar great Aran tip dates. 40, aerie in the firranlwn if
possible. and Stehle fame of the snaps.
P1NE Millar's Scotch Store PHONE