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LEEBURN.
TUeslAY. Aug. 28th.
Mrs. X. Baechler, jr., of Port
Huron, ip over on a few day,' visit to
relatives here. ,
The tireru machine from Port Al-
bert and one of Joseph Goldthorpe's
threshers were here during several
d.) • 1(l last week.
quite a number of farmers ,indllheir
wiar, end families picnicked at the
lake at the foot of Butternut Rote lust
Satunlay. The I. bill sailboat was
used by many for it Nail on the late.
LOYAL
TUN:SHAY, Aug. 213th.
Miss Sallowe. of (Jl)deril•ly ,petit
Sunday at home.
J. Young and sinter, Nellie, Npent
Sunday in /unborn. the gue,ta of Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson.
Jas. Tabh, after a long and severe
illness, pulsed to the great beyond un
Sluu•toy .evening, the 27th. We Sym-
pathise with the family in their old
bereavement.
Sly. ,old Mts. Harry Morrie enter-
tained their ,Ieirea, the Mistiest Howell,
xith Ihrir friends on Poplar Row and
around Loyal to a picnic a( Meurer -
tang park on Saturday afternoon.
All spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
Robert Bean had his barn, on the
Hogan farm. with all the twati00 s
,.nip, w1111P implements and sheep,
IIUrnel by lightning on Sunday me-
ting 114441. l'he loon wee partly rov-
1•rd by 'insurance. We Mymquthise
will Mr. Bean in his loss.
SHEPPARDTON.
Moxu.ty, Aug. 27t1).
\\-1(l. Foster i, home on ;1 visit to his
poems.
em ts.
Miss Lillian McLean spent Saturday
and Sunday at Kintail.
KINTAIL.
11'14uNesu.ty, Ang. 21111).
Dr. .1. McRae, of the Soo, sp' lit
Sunday here.
,las. 1111e is visiting his nuut Mrs.
H. A. Cat t irk.
Frank Twill, of St. Helen., tt*114.41
our hurt', nn Sunday.
CREWE.
TLIIWAY, Aug.21th. •
Will Piercy is sinking an artesian
well.
Miss Olorgetta Aurnin gave a birth-
day party last !Way.
Mr's. J. B. McKay, of Goderich, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. %Yin. Pierce.
Miss Sadie (3tiM11 spent a few day* Miss Mary Culbertvisited her sistei,
its Olsledirh this Ww•k. Mrs. 1'. S. Reid, of Mafeking, on Mon -
Mr. rind Mrs. Neil SliDemald spent day•
Hey. Mr. and MI'*. T. Hick! culled
Sunday all 1'aeammint.
Mr.. !toss and Mrs. Maxon and sen
*pont a few tins* at the home of Dun-
can McKay.
Mrs. Dan 31,1 Wan, of Duluth. Minn.,
as visiting at. the hewn. of her livid her -
K, Melanin.
Mrs. Thurston and soles. of Adak.
N. D., and her father, Mr. Murray, of
St. Helena, visited at the home 11f Mrs.
1, McUn•gor eat Teteslay.
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NILE.
Ten:.t.tv. Aug. Dith.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Derwin Telt this
week out it 1 W11 weeks' vigil to friends
nut Iwlatitem in Torrent a and other
points.
Owing to the rain on Sunday eVen-
ing the atlend,uar 1(t church was
small. Rob" t Young, of l:/ele•irh,
occupied the pulpit. Next 5 lay
Itrv. Mr. Nutt, of (helerirh, w 111 permit.
%Vt. irgret to Int. 11( reptr1 the
death of Janie, 'I'a4 4. Which .eeurNYl
(111 31 hay of this week tater an ill-,
IIe.M of .044.1•,11 11111111 Its ea heart
tloubte. 1►(c4aw•,1 leaves r1 widow
oral right rhildt• li : Will, of %%'....1-
11. Id ;
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N.Id: 'j'1111111NN, 111 1', IIIN 11'111•; F1-IYI. of
lioderirll ; %Ira. %wire.. of Hoboes.
sill.', and F:IiZa..101)15. Isauw• 115)4 Min-
nie. al 1 •. \\'e extend to these
our sineele sympathy i14 their ghost
loss. Thr fn11.•i111 bakes place on
Wednesday it/balloon to Colborne
Miss (Inter Crawford spent Sunday rrrurrrr).
Under the parental ref.
Mrs. Irvin Foster is on the sick list.
1'r hl/w to ofhear soon •
her rerov"r .
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Miss Lizzie Rutherford, of Cedar
'alley. visited at the home of Mrs.
.1 ti Bennett over Sunday.
31 and Mr*. O. Simpson. who have
tweet a 'siting their daughter in Olean.
;ter rxpNted h this week.
lluite a ua)ber from around here
spent ;a tile' . 01 afternoon at the lake
last Saturate They report having
hada gulag tint
The farmers art nal herr are nearly
all through ilxu test rid preparing the
laud for the sawing f wheat is the
under of the day.
Lorne Graham ruterta • ed a few of
his friends one evening 1 week at
en open air musical concert • lore by
his phonograph. It eau t . heard
a long way off on a calm eveni
AUiSUHN.
Tre:may, August frith.
The harvest is past for another year.
Threshing is in full blast.
The water supply of the village is
Wonting it srriou' consideration.
Some of the villagers are firm be-
lievers in the borrowing Mywtein ill
that line,
.1... Voting is busy at present pre -
pat Ig slay") and heading for the
making of barrels for the apple Wr-
yest. He is also busy in the cooper
shop making barrels as well. •
Master Shearer Wilson. formerly of
this I,N nlity, but at present of the Mc•
1'orwirk Company, of London, paid n
short visit to relatives herr last week.
It is over tom years )ince he was herr.
Hr noticed many changes in 11)141
short time.
The county fathers have prepared :1
rl•oteriog for the bridge across the
Maitland here. We expect it will be
laid in el few days. The old flooring is
baldly rotted. Strange that lunar of
the 141r1 elm plank procured by -
forint y
yrotugly and It/wlships tarns out some-
what akin to the soft varieties.
The contract for rutting down the
hill known as Shannon's HII1, en rhe
boundary line Iwtwevn West \Vawa-
ne.h oral Colborne townships will be
let on Tneslay, September I1th, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon on the
grounds. Plan, Specifications of work
and other particulars will be made
known at time of letting.
CARLOW.
Trtaway. Aug. Doth.
• Partners are busy now preparing
the ground fot• the fall wheat.
John Buchanan ,the other day re
reit-tat a box of heather from Cal -
hinder, Scotland.
4'. 1'. H. work is making good preig-
rr.s and the steam ahovel will solus be
through to the river.
The funeral of the late Henry Day
posed through the village on Ito way
from 1.trknow to Colborne cemetery.
M1s. Patrick ha) returned to her
home nt London south after a Iwo
works' visit bo her mother, Mra. Tyn-
414111.
\1'm. McPhee, the old reliable
thiawher•. is again at work this 4(•ason
wit ll his machine and has .bark for his
floor manager and Thomas for hitt
feeder. The trio make i► s;rang team
and make. thing) hum when they get
started.
The bairn en the old Hogan farm,
owned by Robots Bent), was totally
destroyed by flee last Sunday night as
the result of being struck by light -
fling. The barrel content"' 2101111'
thirty loads of elate, twelve 1,1x11) of
leas anti fitly lona of hay anti Mr.
nn Mao loot four or five sheep, a
new drill. n cultivetnr. a roller and a
pair of halwleighs. He had $1.1MM1 in-
surance.
heat. Sunday night two Anhtun
lads on their way brick frlut the
County town were obliged to slop nt
the hotel here owing to the sorest'.
While in the hotel %heal the etrok. of
lightning which set fire to Sir. Hean'a
14trn cause and the boyo weir kulck. I
down by the ahnck and had hi he
taken In to the hotel to recover f
the effects. Thio ehotd by a warning
for young lade to be hole at it mouton -
able hour.
Much sympathy is felt for the rela-
tive* of the late Jame Titbit in the
loss they have ,u,tatnid in hie death
loft Monday. Mr. Tahh was horn in
Hope township, Durham county, but
for twenty-nine yearn had been a mei-
dent of Huron comity, Removing fin(!
tan Wawannosh and then to Colborne,
where he htntght the old Levy farm.
Later he moved to the Carey farm on
the Oth conenwi(m and after that
h)ught George Morris' faro). Mr.
Tehh was a progressive farmer and
Rock loran. in religion be was a
Methodist and In politics a Reformer.
Balm flaw are so polished that they
/mitre* kook glassy,
WEST WAWANOSH.
11' :s,
1 L• I .t v Aug. :Nth.
\i ., so - r ,...
( llha a 1111 m, ..f the nth r•11u
sign, paid to short t isil to Tle.w,urt•
last week. 111• WN. ace partied by
Mrs. Wilson and duughlrr, KIit.dwlh.
Rather ,1(l :uuf•ing circumstance
occurred o11 the eth concession a few
days ago when two neighbors going
in opposite directions inet one night.
One was above the overage it; avoir-
dupois and had a hag of auger to hal-
last his Iuggv. The other revelling in
s•1111- o11w•Ielllllr.•. WAS a finished
mlecinlen of the distiller's art. A col-
lision veal the result. The sugar I)(1-
Ia.t pens.l the heaviest and the spit. -
it 1101101 rieielnN and the horse landed in
the ditch. lis resµ111w 141 Ill, Cry 111r
help. tate exclamatory meting wits,
"By (Josh. Neldie is in the dilrh.'•
on 51r. and Mrs. Jas. Culbert on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mts. Abraul l'nllwrt visited
their nephew, T110)Iwl, Culbert, jr., at
fiheppludUw on Sunday.
Rrn1, Mharkeltos arrived home on
Friday after having a very enjoyable
trip visiting friends in Alg .
Part of the Friday's u1a11, including
The Signal's bundle, did not 1(1114e at
our pwtufficr on tier last week.
There is no reason that we knoW of
WiY mails should 1Is N 111 1 I
I r h s delayed i1( thee
manner, et wl' during n p ,ally nulg J the
err se run. 11'0 du nut think there
is another arcs' of Ontario in more
meed of better rail'.vay and ,.sail com-
nrrlion, than our township.
ST. HELENS.
Trksu.ty. Aug. 38th.
Ur. J. Umtdoti rejoined his family at
Mt4'nlstir's on Saturday,
14ov. H. \V. !'raw left on 'Tuesday
for it shortvacation in Tut unto.
Bedevil Allele ,and \V. S, M.('1'11stie
attended Brussels races last i'hln srh(y.
K. M. Miller, of Ely, Minn., U.
spent Slruday at Mrs.
Aar. and Mrs. H.Iwig, 0f Auburn,
visited at ('u.1rad ik•ekri's ((u 'Tues-
day.
Miss Jean (lark returned on Mon -
4137 after a short visit at her uncle's
111 Iw•1•h 41*h. •
Mrs. H. Thompson, of the Soo, left
on Tuesday on her return trip, after
spending a COMM'. of ' the visiting
let the parental NI
t !tel n f.
Mr. and Mrs. Hyde, of the 4th of
Bruer township, are visiting NI the
home of their son. Jars. Hyde, the vil-
lage blaekMulith.
t.
Salkeld, of do det•ich, wade a fly-
ing bait to friends her. 1111 Monday,
Mrs. Salkeld, sr., and Misses Lizzie
and isemnt Salkeld Ietitt•ning With
him.
PORT ALBERT.
Ts•kxa.ty, Aug. 28th.
Our gene4 1 ,lrrehant. .I. H. Orin -
ton has decided to dispose of his busi-
ness herr. and is !riling off the Wi-
ener of his 241)4(14 at greatly 1•elllrel
prices.
Bemav PI('KINtr. - Thr thiml.Ie•
And w, it proved. for he was lying berry crop in the woods has kern
!crush the' neck of the horse to pre -
of
good this season and n hers
front his rsrapw. Could no moans be of our young and 111(1 folks have wade
4rvised to pit one 1(t lou ..f it Hutler s and Orahue's wood lots their
inhabitants on the Indian list
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
I'1F:s11.tY, Aug. 24th. grgM/Irl.
31is, gnes For,ien retail nal on 5at-
Imlay la from visiting leleitites at 11ANAt.t'M ,Gtaw1\m TIME. - T II P
H.'Igrave. match of improvement has extended
every and is
MIN. F. l'.4 • and daughter. Evelyn. (�a`nxda'M 1 growingoft time in ih4idenre
of Windsor. nr visiting at the home
of Sirs. R. Bell. among the ftrinrrs, as is show'! hy
.
objective point for gathering that de-
lirious fruit. The return of the berry
pickers with their well -tilled pails
given ample evidence that 1 heir out-
ing has been both profitable .and Mnc-
Misses Alive !Lc
Minniel'I.,•k left Ih
the 1'•i -onto exhibitio
the way they are improving their
11.'nr t lark 15 0 1 buildings. The old-time fashion of
week to +atb•n•1 Ilsing stone and lime for Ileilding
wall, under hank barns is now a thing
M0. and MIN. N. ' ewarthx, of of the past and cement is the ingred-
11olinesvi114', spent Sin ay at the lent toted to mix with the rnncrl•te
home of Si•. 11.14 Mrs. \Via. 3t.•Jl.lth. for all work of that nature. \t'e
Hayfield toad. notice a handaol11e piece of work just
completed h)- W. Brown under Angus
dotdon's new barn on the 2nd ron-
re.ssiun, of the work11)enship of whish
the contractor may feel justly proud.
Being a handy noon cud above x11 a
ood Workman. Sf. Brown has ton -
t 'Veil a mixer which is now run by
ho power, but will sol- be driven
by gasoline engine. This im the
Mixth :urge barn contracted for thio
season. The ethers were 1. Quaid'e,
T. Riches Ison's and Ned Folel''.s, of
Port Alle t, and 1. Jackson's and
Thos. Scot 1'14, of Anterley. and there
pie several others to complete before
the cher of the season.
Master E.I. 3115w•, who ha hren
visiting relative in the tow ship.
Irft on Friday ler stemma- King :d -
Wald, for his Mime in \\-iudstn•.
Robert if (mason. of (:314, hrnthar
of H.V. Jas. Ilemiltun, will give• a lec-
ture on Finlay eeve . g in the 1'nion
,. ..,
+ 1 11 ar
1 c The s1( . P [. nl hi h m
chinch. 71 1
J
will be '•Th.• Satiated I(pul4ie in the
\VouId" A silver e(11154•1 ion will he
taken ed the ladies' 11 pens• fund.
iSAYFIELD.
Mosn VI. Aug. 27th.
Miss Flies Pollock is visiting friends
in Dry+dalte for as couple of weeks.
A number gal the punt)! people had
a pic•nir 111 111. 134.5)4* 411(,• day last
week.
The .h needed rain 5111114' 00 Sun
day afternoon. the first ter about six
w ctrl s.
31ra. Higgins is still rilnfllad un her
led. 5,11111 hopes 1/f hetrecovery are
entertained.
The .umunl•r Visite el have had n
dance in the pavilion nearly every
(light for the past (Wee Werke.
Rev. E. 1'. Jennings and family re-
turned to Kingvt'tll. o11 Saturday
after a 111onth•s nest in bre•zy Hay-
field.
Itt•'. 1,. Nall el. Mol of A. Nafleh of
41)NlericIs township. is home firm
Rothala)•. for a emlple of !!reek', boll.
days.
.A number of the ottani. took in the
fig foot hall 11latrh in S1,1 forth rend re-
port the beat exhibition of football
ever need.
Dr. Smith is in Toronto this week
attending the meeting of the !Medical
A MM/N'141 alts. His. dolt IPM IIPre are taken
by 110. Arian. of Loaldon. who hes
lately grIuluab'l.
Mehted 1•rop•ns on Ti.ada)•. Sep-
tP.lr11e1• 4th. All having little ones
who intend to et art. this fell should
and then the Heat day, so that the
teacher eau arrange her (lashes.
Th. Language of Umbrellas.
There is as Innguag.. of unnhrellas as
of flower.. For Macaws% place your
nmhrella in n rack, and it will often
indicate that it will change owners.
Ti' open 0 gnirkly in the street.
means that w)r11Plemly M 1.125' is going to
be in danger.
To shut itquickly signifies that a
hat or two will prolm'ly he knocked
off.
An 'della{ ent•ri"l 34.er a w•otnan,
the teen getting nothing but the
drippingkofthe rain, signifies conM-
ship
When a man has the umbrella end
the won)an lite drippings, it indicates
marriage.
To swing your nnlhtella over your
Shoulder slgniflee "1 nn1 making a
nuisance of myself."
To `wit an alpaca umbrella by the
wide of a silk one 14nM/tea "Exchange
M no robbery."
To lend an umbrella indicates "I am
a fool."
To return an umbrella means -well
never mind what it moans; !nobody
ever does that.
Therm le no hope for the !tan who
knrnefoo ply pertNets in acting the fool.
DUNLOP.
Tt•1•:si.ty, Aug. 3316:
31iee Curran. of Crewe, visited rela-
tives here last week.
Mrs. D. Cunningham returned to
Chicago on Tuesday of this week after
a three months Visit there and in
tiodet•irh.
Hiss Maggie McPhail and 31i.,. Ella
StciAlnnld :ire over ft• Porter:
Hill. •1. the guests of Mts. Allen.
Miss McDonald was a fortitet 1raidenl
of Potter's Hill hit now reeiides nt the
Forest (hitt•.
F'; •lies from here nod l.e•hnrn
bad quite at net -yams tin1e of it on their
way I»/church of 4l))leriCh on Sunday,
fig they had to pans nn auto which
wits out on a pleasure trip. 'rh.re
Was 110 41(I)I(4t a done, however, with
the exception of the upsetting of one
buggy. Auto. should not roe into
the country at chwrch-going hones in
the nen-fling.
Quite a her of residents in our
section w•er awakened by the (wavy
rainstorm of Sunday night and had
their sleeping rooms lighten"* up by
the glare fr Hobert Bryan's barn.
which was struck by light g and
rte.troveO Air. Bean's fam)l watt
formerly the property of the late P.
Hogan. Old neighbors deeply aynl-
pathize with hint in him loess.
The first threahinga of the spasm
took plop en Meblydnt' het at 1t.
Iltnai4*'s and Miehu•1 Tuhin'l. Th.•
tawny nt the hatter place looked like a
Iegulxr Northwewt threshing. The
peas were drawn tip from the field
and the threshing was done off 1114.
avagon. The thraeher was one of
Joseph (1oldthorpt" m and .loaeph Hun -
tor. or Port Albert. wits engineer and
monomer. \\'(•11 Fisher, Thos. .innline
and \�. Mxndereon being feeder%.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
h7• Meal application.. fa they canna reerh the
41«wed port elm of the ear. '!'hero la only
way to sure 4eafne s. and that is by ron.tl
tlonnl remedies. Deenea. la roared ley an In.
blamed rendition of the moron, lining of the
4,1.taehinn tube. When tide lithe 1• inflamed
yell hoc, w rambling wend or imperfect hear
iic and when It 1, entirely Mused deafness 1,
the result..and noise the tnflanunldinn eh') be
taken outand the: tube realar.d tole. normal
.'nndiann, henrinp will he deafened forever;
nine .war. mit of ton are cannel by "'teeth
wheal is nettling bit. fn inflamed rmnlltlon of
the moonee a11 1Naea.
We will rive one Hnndrwd Dawns for any
teas of dawane,. lesnsed by ew(arrkl that non•
not he cured by Halla Catarrh l'nr. Pend for
circular*. free.
f�pF�J.CHI1?4 YRCO.,Toledo. O.
Twee yHalf:, TwyltyWha for osestlmtion.
The world owes ever man a living,
hat it is a debt that he has to kiwis
to colbet.
UUNGANNUN.
/ 2 A. NEN'TUN, DENTIST. 1.1'('K•
.
Vf No N. -Al 1101111.1 every da>' (1c0pl'Thur•
day...New leeway fur extracting tent 11 44011500-
turwl. hater than gee. 1'roan :old bridge 41 Orli.
UI(. Alauil. nm !,Lies 11(011 bae.kablel.
N. B. - Yon rats always hate your work lunch
beauty dune i1 the dental ugLr -UMW flute.
henry L,cilil tr- fur doing Ito. ,1.,,k. inure cunI-
hatable for the. pea 'rut.
NOTICE. 'HK Lex': '5'\1. A(iKN(in 111114 uu50u fur The Signal al the hist
0lnrr Nes.
Mrlwalu waliruam•Iv.' latdrn fur sub:nripliuu•.
,adierteang Cid tub work, and 1- outhunted to
Xi VI' 11•I•01es 1m1' ;emin11/a1.• 11%11,) tot ' Illy '..Inc.
'Enemata'. Aug. 34th.
Miss Ihvumet. of 'Toronto, in the
guest of Mrs. Thom. Elliott.
Ahs. 'Temple Clark is tisi(itg her
litany friends a(t Auburn his week.
Rev. and MIs. Hicks left Tuesday to
tri*it friends atlTinsman .1 'lion.
Herb. 1\'hyard left. herr Tuesday
for his home in the %Vest.
\Ve regret to hear of the runtinuel
i11ue1* of 'rhos. Anderson, sr. •-
Wm. 11'0 s of Listowel, h 1. waw here
t
011bl stns.* !s • .
I1 th week
Mrs. Wiltiamis left on 'I'hnrsday for
her home in Canton, III.
'rhe leant. of Hnht. Malls ug)1 is Haim
week hnnurrd by visitor, from (11111.
11. t'. 'Taylor will pr.ac•)4 in the
Methl)1is1 rhurrh next tSu11day eyrie
•
Miss Elsie Nobel, or li,slericll, is
vision); Mrs. „II Sliepp;1(,l for a fray
days.
Quite a nlllniter spent riyil• 41)113 17
at P1111 Albert and 'sport :4 (.Iks1
time•,
M111. Nb1•1/11 and KIM, of Myth, are
Visitors atthe holm, of Nits. lien.
Bradford.
The Misses Holey, nl Chicago. art•
ps•iditag the weak with their Ni.tet,
11 i.. Haley.
Mr. Mt -Cline and daughter, Mary.
(If Goderich. called nn friends herr •
day this week.
\Ls, Hofi'uren, of l'hesley, i* v;nil-
Mng her *icer, Mrs. Stephen beeves,
who has lir
1( I(e ill.
Mr.. Fisher, of B1•nnliller. Was visit-
ingat the 1 • of her aatightri. 311s.
H. Long., for ,a few days.
Miss Nettie Spud has returned
from a Very pleasant visit with her
friend Miss Mabry. Seaforth.
David Sproul left on the steamer
King Edwltol un Monday 1.sr a visit
with (r'IPr11l. at Sylvan. Algot/1e.
:Hiss Lulu Robinson is at Dunlop
this week nursing A1r•s. Hilary Hurt -
on. who, We understand is quite ill.
Master Edgar Rick le has returned
to his home in Toronto after spending
two months with his friends herr.
John Parks has gone to see the
\Vestet> ronnh•_y. Hr wits 'al •
ponied ley 1t. 11'. 1\'il'on, of l:.Nlrrirh.
Mr's, Frank Olen', has gone t..
%\'ingh:mn owing to the serious illness
of her mother,. Mrs. Oen. \\'r.thruuk.
Airs. \\'m. May and daughter,
Hazel, left by 'tea,le•1Fiisg Edward
on Sunday for their 6111511' in Sault
Ste. Marie.
Sert-ies 1m withdrawn in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday u>lirnin4 and
D. (L. Taylor will bike the service in
this evening.
H. J. Crawford end John Medd left
Wednesday morning on a prospect-
ing tour to ('014.111 and faurhford,
New Ontario.
Miss Sarah 3fallongh has returned
to her home in Bloomington, 11I..
after a three months' holiday with her
many friends her.
Our genial liveryman. Mr. Mr Nevin,
is ere•tMg a new barn quite near the
old one. Business t Ile increasing
when he. hes to refuge his buildings
so •11,
31iss(•. Clara and Maud Whyarl left.
on Tuesday for a trip to Montreal.
Miss Maud will stop otf at Elmira o.1
her retina. to resume her duti,s in
that town.
Dr. J. H. Mrl'rae. of Sault Site.
Marie,• is renewing acquaintances in
our cilhage this week. He has been
in that town four years and appar-
ently has done well
Hiss Lillian Mallotgh, of Duluth.
Ila* returnee from Germany, where
she has been studying 11111sie, and is
visiting her friends here for a *hurt
time before retro Ding hour.
Howard ('ase Was rather unforlun-
xte one day hast. ' week, While play-
ing at school he fell and broke hih,
art11. it IS getting n1ung•p11 right and
w, hope to seer 1 Iwtler in a few
wt•eks.
Un Mund,,y morning next servile
will be held in' the Presbyterian
church, an Mr. futherfc.pl Iles re-
turned }reel his hnlidaym. Since he
left the eongregaticln h,(Ve been horsy
renovating the basement. noel )lull'
they ar• ready for a good pPer'.. work.
S a•1'''
1.11 11111mr 1
will a rendered.
t re 1.
A•Drain Dispute.
A number of ferules of \Vatwanooh
were at \Vinghan, recently' to give
evidence before .Iudg. Doyle on an
•appeal front a drnin award of I. Biker
C. E., of Stratford. Some twenty
)ears ago a drain was constructed
welder an award to drain ;tome swamp
beds on the forms of Meaar's. Niven.,
Elliott Smiley and perhaps some
others, had no p11an lsinn eats made for
keeping the drains in repair. New
some of the parties) wnnb•d the drain
deepened and widened, and as all the
parties could not agree', the engineer
waft 1)1011ghtlull and Maude nn award,
which Mr. Sulilie amended ngninet.
,lndgemet tens reserved.
He Dodged. •
(1 is Said of it noted Virginia judge
that in a pinch he always came out
ahead. An incident of his childhood
might go to prove this,
Well, Benny.- said him father\ when
the Ind had been going to !who'd leant
a th, " what did you learn to -41 y'r"
"Abut the •, lM.hrr."
"Spell ae �' hfil father naked.
After a little lapse Benny answered,
• " Father. 1 (1111'1 believe it was a
111041.40 after all ; 11 was a rat.." ---Hep -
tens er i.ippincott's.
She Wanted barters.
American% have minuet lees n
sweatier way of expressing themselves,
and a Holston young lady, while on a
Visit to Scotland, nearly frightened
the life oat of a bashful young shop.
man by asking "I have a desire to
obtain a pair of derider elastic op -
pendagea capable of helig cont.rartell
and expanded hy mean* of oscillating
h,rnished steel appliances that sparkle
like particles ssf gold lent set with
diamonds, and which are utilised for
keeping in position the habiliments of
the lower extremitleR, which delicacy
forbids nue mentioning." But the poor
ahopnan did not hear aft the sentence.
for he had fainted for the Ant time in
hie life.
The Sailor's Consolation.
4)4.'14011 rauN1 501 a hurt kale.
1'150 sew a.. mountain, rolling,
%%•hen linrj,cy Buntline IurIad hi.4ukl.
And -nid to 11111) Buwlulr
•-.1 •1wag nor we^lel • 41us ally. IOU ;
Hod k!don't )*IU 141(4)2 goer now I
Lord help rlu, 34014 1 pale. all
Unhappy folk. u1 •I.on: •low
"Foolhardy than. who lire 411 town.
What dauber tory are ell In.
And now arc winking u, their tied ,
For fear the lour •houki fall to:
Poor eons 1111" Iwo they rue y a•,
And w1.4e•, 1'yu a lutlmr,
Vet our moil luck. In such a norm.
To be upon toe /w0an.
'7111 n, for then, who're VIII tali day
11n business from their 1501110•,
And late nt !Malt arc .outing house.
'Cu cheer. 1114' a 11, 1114* .1.11m. ;
tth"c von nod 1 hilt on the duck.
A n• cumfur(ata 1>11W.
!11y c1 es! what tiles ..,id chimney puts
About their heads 111• flying'
".1114 eery oflrn 111141• oro 111111111
Huts own are killed and undone.
Bt urrrl urn+ of enrrlago..
Iii (hieve•. and 1114•, in 1.0114014
IN know what risks n11 la,nd,lwen run.
1' non noblemen to lailur*:
Illhon, Hill. let u. thank Providence
That 4 o aid 1 are .livors'" '
1t'llliauu Pitt.
Advice in Small Space.
Miss Ellen Tel'l'y has written the
following letter to the students at the
Leeds Dramatic College, "1 11:1,1.' been
asked l4) say :a wort/ to you. If I any
our wood it will be, 'Work.' If it
were two wends 1 s should 1 n
.Be
patient,' and if it were three words,
1400. be vain.• ••
Sunlight bap 1s hotter than other soap
Dat is best whoa seed is the laaligbt way.
Bey Snligkt Seep sad anew dirsetisaa
Tuuw, AY, August 30, 1906
CooI and
Comfortable
Everything. you need in the shape of sen tier
Wear to Make you feel cool and comfortable.
CANVAS HATS STRAW HATS
WASH VESTS COLLARS WASH TIES
OUTING SHIRTS, etc., at
MCLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Furnishers, Clothiers, Hatters.
'North side ('ourt house Square, Goderich.
A GRATEFUL LETTER.
North Rang., Digit)' Co., N. S..
Aug 27. 1Mp*•cial.l 11 i, such grate-
ful unsulieitel letters :1* the following
that prove beyond all shadow of (hada
!shat Hislirs Kidney Pills will do if
th. v are only given n fair trial,
Mins (1. Hell of this place writes :
'•I wish to Maly a few words with re-
gard to the t•urati'e powers of Dield's
Kidney Pills. They have greatly
benefited loth my father and mother.
My father muttered terribly from rheu-
matisrn for ten years'. lie used mix
boxes of DodiTe Kidney Pills and the
ri•
mol( 1 '.
that. he am 111 , �/
h 1 t u n o
K
{ C 1 (
his rhe div {
h m. Finding that. my
lS)
Loiter haul benefited so :h 1 aul-
ised my another tell give them n trial,
ns she was troubled with inflamma-
tion of the kidneys for over twenty -
font. years. She now feels better in
eters way ,and cannot may ton mu0h
fot;{)od.l, Kidney Pills.
CONTINUE
' Those who re gaining flash
and strength by regular treat-
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
•hould continue the treatment
n hot weathers smaller doss
God away wtle ith
any od to alibbJjection
ducWhits Geringh h• h• y at Whits
!!cera iowxs (Merles,
Tares"
pa sadM.wtGl( mbe.agels
L??I NCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A {ComFAMILY. LteRARv
Best In nt (Arnim
12 COUPLE -Mr Noveta Yea#Lv
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
S2.eo Pia26 GTO. a OOP?
NO CONTINUED STORIES e
*421(542 Rut.al11 col PLATS IN rPsg*
She Hid Nerve.
A young W01111111 rltend It doctor's
...hop where ad d prel4criptions
were given free to } terms in poor
1.1 rrumMbtnr1.. ila'ln been fur -
Malted with a prescript n for medi-
cine, which she waw d could he
bought at a ti ighlrurin chemist's,
she looked what the lu(•dil'inc would
be likely to rust. "About WO vhil-
hllg)," maid the durtlll. "C3 ttld ye
e
It 11•
I 1 1•
th money •••
h ask" RnkI w
. ^Un
t; let me see your prescription
again," the doctor said. and. taking
the paper, he scored out the name of
one of the ingredients. "What was
thele for%", was Inc. next question.
-Well, you are," answered the doctor,
"I foul something in for the nerves,
but I ser you don't need it."
The Sigr it does good job printing.
No titan's heart ix permanently
M,tliaflel until hie mind is.
'PHONE
56
D. MILLAR CO.
OUR FIRST STOW OF
'PHONE
56
Fall mantles and Jackets
IN OUR MANTLE SALON ON
Saturday and Following Days.
We take this opportunity of announ`Cing to the
ladies of Goderich and vicinity, the arrival of our first
shipment of imported and Canadian mantles and
jackets, and we will show same in our mantle saloon,
when a visit of inspection is cordially invited.
A NEW DEPARTMENT.
Infants', children's and young ladies' ready-to-wear
goods.
Pellisses, Coats and Jackets, Hoods, Hats and
Tam O'Shanters.
TO VISITORS.
We are show{ng a full range of wool shawls and rugs. Mee cur special
imported, real Eider Angering, tor making faacinatony homey shawls, etc.
Only to he had at Millar's.
P SNE Millar's Scotch Store "re
S , uG TER s ,
- OF
PageFence and Gates
s
We need not take space to tell of the high
quality of Page • Fencing. That is already estab-
lished. Just look at these prices : •
Regular tl strand :41inches Page Fence, now 35c Iyer rod, was 40c.
Regular 9 strand, :, ; inch Page Fence, now 33c per rod, was :Ise.
A it No. 9 Wire, 9 strand, :_ inch Page Fence, now per rod. was Macs
Al No, 9 Wire, i; Strand, 4$ inch Page fence, now 35c per rod, was 40c.
All t). 9 Wi1'P, !; strand, 404, i eh Page Feller, noW 3 OC per roll, was :35c.
All \). 1t Wire, 9 strand, 51 itia Page Fence, now 33c per rod, w,s 3 c.
HIGH CARBON WIRE.
GATES.
1:3 foot by 4s inch Gate fol $4.95, was $0.00
\ 12 foot by 4'4 inch Gate for ;$4.85, was $5.75
10 foot by 4s inch Gate for $4.25, was $5.25
SMALLER GATES IN PROPOuTiON.
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR 3o DAYS.
\REMEMBER THE PLACE.
E. P. Paulin's Hardware
STOVES, PLUMBING, ETC.
Store 'Phone 57 House 'Phone 177
A GRATEFUL LETTER.
North Rang., Digit)' Co., N. S..
Aug 27. 1Mp*•cial.l 11 i, such grate-
ful unsulieitel letters :1* the following
that prove beyond all shadow of (hada
!shat Hislirs Kidney Pills will do if
th. v are only given n fair trial,
Mins (1. Hell of this place writes :
'•I wish to Maly a few words with re-
gard to the t•urati'e powers of Dield's
Kidney Pills. They have greatly
benefited loth my father and mother.
My father muttered terribly from rheu-
matisrn for ten years'. lie used mix
boxes of DodiTe Kidney Pills and the
ri•
mol( 1 '.
that. he am 111 , �/
h 1 t u n o
K
{ C 1 (
his rhe div {
h m. Finding that. my
lS)
Loiter haul benefited so :h 1 aul-
ised my another tell give them n trial,
ns she was troubled with inflamma-
tion of the kidneys for over twenty -
font. years. She now feels better in
eters way ,and cannot may ton mu0h
fot;{)od.l, Kidney Pills.
CONTINUE
' Those who re gaining flash
and strength by regular treat-
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
•hould continue the treatment
n hot weathers smaller doss
God away wtle ith
any od to alibbJjection
ducWhits Geringh h• h• y at Whits
!!cera iowxs (Merles,
Tares"
pa sadM.wtGl( mbe.agels
L??I NCOTT'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
A {ComFAMILY. LteRARv
Best In nt (Arnim
12 COUPLE -Mr Noveta Yea#Lv
MANY SHORT STORIES AND
PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS
S2.eo Pia26 GTO. a OOP?
NO CONTINUED STORIES e
*421(542 Rut.al11 col PLATS IN rPsg*
She Hid Nerve.
A young W01111111 rltend It doctor's
...hop where ad d prel4criptions
were given free to } terms in poor
1.1 rrumMbtnr1.. ila'ln been fur -
Malted with a prescript n for medi-
cine, which she waw d could he
bought at a ti ighlrurin chemist's,
she looked what the lu(•dil'inc would
be likely to rust. "About WO vhil-
hllg)," maid the durtlll. "C3 ttld ye
e
It 11•
I 1 1•
th money •••
h ask" RnkI w
. ^Un
t; let me see your prescription
again," the doctor said. and. taking
the paper, he scored out the name of
one of the ingredients. "What was
thele for%", was Inc. next question.
-Well, you are," answered the doctor,
"I foul something in for the nerves,
but I ser you don't need it."
The Sigr it does good job printing.
No titan's heart ix permanently
M,tliaflel until hie mind is.
'PHONE
56
D. MILLAR CO.
OUR FIRST STOW OF
'PHONE
56
Fall mantles and Jackets
IN OUR MANTLE SALON ON
Saturday and Following Days.
We take this opportunity of announ`Cing to the
ladies of Goderich and vicinity, the arrival of our first
shipment of imported and Canadian mantles and
jackets, and we will show same in our mantle saloon,
when a visit of inspection is cordially invited.
A NEW DEPARTMENT.
Infants', children's and young ladies' ready-to-wear
goods.
Pellisses, Coats and Jackets, Hoods, Hats and
Tam O'Shanters.
TO VISITORS.
We are show{ng a full range of wool shawls and rugs. Mee cur special
imported, real Eider Angering, tor making faacinatony homey shawls, etc.
Only to he had at Millar's.
P SNE Millar's Scotch Store "re