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If s and other outbuildings
44wren• painted it would add •h to appearettier,and hewould
Improve the Farm Buildings.
The News of the District. their ifling. Now that
h roar est la
1* trifling. Now that the harem[ is
� over, most farmers would have plenty
M}t' of time un their hands in which to
paint their buildings themselves, if
they do not want to employ a painter.
Contrast a [stinted building with an
unpainted one, and are what a, differ-
ence Mee is in apparent, values. \\'e
can [stint 1)444 farm houses that do not
hook to Ise worth more than a few
hundred dollars that wuldd•double in
value, so (oar as ap4N•ur nt•,'M Sae (nn-
rerne1, if they were painted. And
men who buy (area are influenced by
the ho.ko of the buildings. Another
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LANES. PORTER'S HILL LEESURN
CARLOW.
TuwtUAY, Sept.41b.
Mrs. Hall, of Ottawa, visited
friends o1) the A1hllrld circuit during
last week.
Mus. Frank Quinn. of Chicago, hots
again [returned home after a prolonged
visit 1)t the home of Mt'. Daniel
Quina.
The fading,. of 1 him vicinity are
busy picking ,appl4N and threshing.
The wr'ather t' very favorable for all
kinds of work.
Mrs. Suualry and daughter, May, of
Urtroit, 41)•4 trending tattoo (ew days
at the h of the former's father,
John Baldwin.
William Howl, jr., has about fin-
ished building a new ,uldition 1)t his
house. Hr its erecting as fine cement
font. which grratly whim to the ap-
pearance of the place.
KINTAIL.
TrtcauAY, Sept. 4th.
Arnold Cowan is visiting under the
parental rood.
Rev. Father O'Neil. of London, was
here on Sunday.
Missies Annie and Catherine Taylor
are h • from Chicago.
Jsa Rose. son of Rev. Mr. Koss, is
visiting his aunt, Mr. A. Beckett.
Aussie Whitty has returned to
Stratford Business College to continue
his 'ludi ll there.
We are sorry to hear of the illnr-s
of Joseph \Vhill y it! the Si Io, I.4( bigie
moon to bear of his reeove•y.
Ur. McLennan, wife and Loftily. of
Riley, McDon-
ald,
Minn \Vinnogette Mrrn-
ald. of 1) trrit..sp eat Sunday herr.
Nits. A. H: Murray and ( 'h• have
returned to their home in Fargo, N.
D.. after a two nlo44(hti vivit with her
mother here.
Quite a numtwr of 1 he young folks
Attended the patty on Friday evening
at the home of Jas. Sennitt. All re-
m good time.
w. Navin has!1 .
rt
R
1
Among thole y'ho took in Toronto
exhibition (rlou1 herr were M1NM•M
Mary and Flo McLeod, Mlurdie Mr -
Kenzie and Archie McMtit chid
LAURIER.
Tt'xaDAY. Sept. Ith
Mi.s May Urannen intends leaving
for Toronto this week.
Mia, Sadie MacLean,' of Duluth, iv
visitingher cousin. m Miss Lex3
Mac-
Lean.
Miss Jennie Du.gla.s, of Flower -
dale. 'Tent a few days in our midst
titin week.
Mina Sadie Mau•Chnrles, of ('lover
Valley, spent Sunday with Miss Mary
McDonald.
MoNUAY, Sept.
Mr. and MIs. Petri. MacDougall are
visiting friends at Pori Stanley.
Mow. [vino', of Kipps'n, i, the guest
of her daughter, Sire. Sterling McPhail.
John T. Elliott intends leaving for
Charlestown, \Vashiogton, next week.
After a ple4sint visit with friends
in St'atfnr,l Miss Mabel Newton hots
returned to her hums.
Miss M,u'I)ougotll, of Detroit, who
hats spent the summer here, its at pre*.
rot visiting friends in F:ginuudrillr.
In the absence of the pastor of
Bethany 41)14.111 on Snndav Nlr,
Archibald delivered ,1)l eha!tient
aullhew1.
Owing to the 411 ,181e4e of the weat-
thermu+t 1)t the campers at the lake
have palled 4441' stakes sued returned
11) thee' h •M in Clinton.
Mils Helen MaeDonadd, of London.
and Miss Maggie Mlu•I'Iutil, u( Brae-
side, after spending a pleasant week
with friends at Dunlop, h,r:y returned
to Porter'. Hill.
HOLMESVILLE.
1'uxou.ty, Sept. 4th.
Mrs. Pickard is offering44her fine
brick hoot' fah sale.
Robert \V,•ir, principal of Mar traalr1,
yelled un hi. friends, Mr. ,and Mrs. N.
'free art ha.
Rev. Mr. Junes, of Auburn, will
preach bete -next ,Hablsit
h - I(
a, d 11. Hoh err it t
evening.Iw
a1 I
The English church S,.bbalh school
held their annual picnic lastweek
down on the Nltilland rf,e• Hats.
The keit social held 1)u 1114 grounds
of .butes Huss last Sionalpy eve g
proved:a .44811.'4N 1114• 111114 ('411.141 biting
)Ygl.
The INonhry station of this place is
(wing di'p..-el of. People of this
vicinity are sorry to louse Mr. Swallow
as a citizen. '
The officials of the Methsli't
c 1)rrh have Milted ed R
r.. J. F '.h et
to
prrachAtt their anniversary. Fut ther
particulars will Is. given later.
The \Votul'n's Institute will visit
the Choleric!' Institute on Thursday,
September nth, at the home of Aliso A.
Andrews, Hayfield rad.
Many trout this 'vicinity art taking
in the Toronto exhibition, aruong
them Ming Miss F:. Holdsworth. Mts.
Forester and E. Pickard and wife.
Mr. and Mr"..1. Yea left last Satur-
day for Toronto exhibition and while
there will visit their daughter. Sirs.
I' lstet•, who. lives north of rot -onto.
W. Jenkins, who is buying apples
in this vicinity for Hobert Elliott, has
tonight a large Iwr of orchards
and will l.rgin parking the fall :reit
Miss Jennie MacRae eend Miss Tensa in a few days.
K,•ugdon .pent %'rdnesday in .1. ('ant.eIon, who had several breaks
Mtridhvran• with his lhreohing machine at the
Nies. Kinrhelve has returned to h.',' first of the- season, is now doing ex-
cellent wok. He is very It in de-
mand. having aa., many as twent '-fse
1111111 in one day tore? itbui,t 6hr.•.hing.
SAYFIELD.
Inane in Chicago atter .pending 1444 IOW
time at her pat•rnts'.
Miss .lean .Inhhsto11e returned to
limdrrirh this week after spending her
Vacation with her patrols.
James Marl.ennan ,and Charlie Ale-
hregor left this week to attend the
(ilwlrrirh 4'ojlegoatr Institute.
Miss Idella Wilson haw retooled
to her t • in Ripley :after spending
a few days with Mrs. Tom Dickson.
.lames Hose. son 1)l Rev. Mat Huse. of
4'alw Hrrtou, foruet'h• of AshHrld, i'
tinting his aunt. Mrs. Alpert Beckell.
Miss Isnlwl MacLennan. F. i.. 1'.
M.. is 11) give 4 recital in Luck
town hall on 'I'hurwday evening. Sept-
ember lith, assisted be .1411,,',. Angler -
SOIL of Buffalo, -esdtott.t, and Mise
Joynt. of l,.ucknow. ehmutiotIiat.
PORT ALBERT.
Tritan% v. Sept. 4th.
• Hrrlor tad Alex. McKenzie PP-
Punit'11 their studies of the H. 4'. 1. this
week.
Mt. tau Mrs. lames M.' Vhinney
and Mita Mary McKenzie are at the
Toronto exhibition this week. •
Mrs. Wni. Garside and her Ian
daughters, of Brandon, were the
guests of Mrs. .luhn Bennett last
week.
Times are good at the mill these
dayt. Mr. Mhowltllnlz says trade never
was Iwtter. It pays to make a good
article.
Mr. Rennet' 444)111 t pair of fine
stet' this week to .line Foley for a
good figure. Mr. Foley it whirring
III s' • good °nee to winter.
In the thownee .rte' Her. T. Hiek',
who wva visiting his graudmnlhrr at
Thornhill. Waiter Hawkins took the
aerviee' last Monday here and at Dcn-
gannon.
WEleNgsnAv, Sept. 5th.
Miss Sint Johnson is h • on It
vi+ir.
The evaporator Inas started and is in
full blast.
Mrs. H. Little at enied her cou'fn's
welding in To.•lenylilIt on 1'hnlwlay.
Mis+ Jeffreys, of Egnlon,ivillr, is
visiting her friend, Misr Floss Att-
wood.
Dr. Atkinson. of Detroit, was in
town (or a flew clay' at hi' summer
residence.
irhr.'rnwd on l,Hl,or iay was the
largest on '11.1.11111. A her re -
maims' for the evening donee
Mr. and Mrs. John Fraser arrive)
Monday evening fr their visit to
the 1114 Country. They report a fine
tip ,and 1'N,k will
Misses Koine end Edith limen I.•ft
on Saturday for Detroit, whir• they
have loosit' \Vhilr here they
visite th.•ir her.'
The How'ntte(• faaiuily left for Lon-
don on Tuesday after two) months re-
sort here. Mr. and Mrs. ('lark also
left 1111 Tnrslay for londa'1).
Ihr. Smith arrived h • fr
Toronto 1)41 Mond.,V 4vrnin4{ after an
absence of two wf«'ks. While away
he was sick for over it week.
The following attended the Toronto
fair last week : Mrs..1. Falconer. MIs.
Cleave, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Krwin,
Mrs. Ewing. Mrs. 1h. Smith 11041 son
Kenneth, Mist. H. Biggest, 11. W. Er-
win, A. Elliott, A. G. Erwin. T. 11.
Rrow'nlee, Mise F. Stanbury•, Miss A.
Ellio(t., Apr. and Mrs. W. Mustard.
A Goon BrNesitsa( IIANt•H.--AM Mr.
lirintim is leaving the store at Par)
Albert there will be a gond opening
Inv w ' lire 411,111. \\'hal, we need in
Port Albert is a fakery in i•nnnedlion
with a1. grocery store, and the place
Mr. (irinton iv leaving is espe•in.Ity
Muit.'.1 for the purpose..
DKATH 01.' F'.IIt)(FI, ItgsI DENT. --TIIe
death occurred at Arlen, Matt., on
August :sith of Mrs. M. E. Boughton.
sister of • Janie, ('t•awfnrl 1)l this
place. The deceased ens the last of
six sister', daughters of James T.
Crawford. of Ner4'1' Nan. She
WAN hrohght 44 1 al Port Albert and
moved 1•o 1h.' West thirty year' ago.
Besides her husband, who is post-
master at Arlen, 'he leaven a fatuity
of six children. John Crawford. Ni.
P. for Portage la Prairie. i+ another
brother of the deceased.
(Prom Nnot her corm.uonaest.1
'rr esuity, Sept. Ith.
Miss Ntyrlle Smote has gold' 161 w..i k
in the s 'r hotel at (i,tlerieh.
Mi.. Tent F. HnwkilIM ha' gone to
troch in the pl)hli1 .,•1111411 at Lemming -
ton
Mims Rlnnche Olver is 1i'itiwg with
her t• Alis. Miller, in Stratford for
It few days.
Miss Attie Johnston and her brother
Hoolerif•k, of Ooilerl 'h, spent Labor
Day in our midst.
Miss Lena Brown has ret 1n•nel f
Muskoka, where she had been Visiting
with her brother for two weeks.
Among !home from nr and here who
took in Tnlotto exhibit' were Jana.
and Frank Hayden. Edward Blown
1111d Will Singe.
Mr. and Mrs.. Olver and Mr. and
Mts. Bennett. Attended theenncert 11 ml
supper held in Ihil)4p(aitit n on Fridnp
eveninggnm a reception for Rev. 4'. N.
Rutherford, who hnw been away on
his vacation the pant month.
A Fatal Fall. ,
Meafort.h, Ang. 31. John O'Reilly. of
McKillop, is demi .as the remit of fall-
ing from a load of lotto on the \Vingle
farm. eontwemion 'L (4 Reilly'a skull
WW1 trseturn& He wslkel s short
distance after the fall.
MONDAY. Sept. lila.
Hmaghwn S 'al, of Loyal.
wast tan$irnl visitor herr Monday
1)r 1 IIID week.
Altos \\'inoie Shaw, formerly teach-
er of the Dunlop Ncb.od, who now re-
sides at Stratford. acts up o1) a vlait to
her pstreists here 1)u the rw0[int holi-
day.
Two of the Goldthorpe ?1n'SUhing
machines, n, oharge of Engineer. Dun-
bar and the veteran lieorge Hurtrtwt,
have been lhlewhing (r 1 here last
week and this week.
.Again the sage Government has se-
lectetf Tburaday as the day for Cao•
5ulais general thanksgiving, and trout
the tune of the lural [open. tar set
that the day does not. suit everybody.
As 1 timid 1)u former °evasions. the Iwst
day of the week would ty Mu441ay,
with the religious services on the pre-
ceding Sunday. \Vhy not let the
people have a voice in selecting the
day ? 1 't the question tie voted on at
the next ultmfeipeal election. each
e y playing the expense of Paling
the vote in that locality.
ST. HELENS.
Tt'KMnAv. Sept. 4th.
Lorne Firtb returned to London on
Mondej'.
Miss Mina* Huth'rtbrd was home
over Sunday.
Will Rutherford and Mid Humphrey
vfsilatl friends at Westfield on Sun-
da y. -
K. R. S,tlluw•s. of (ioderich, was in
The hong on Monday taking n few
Mr. ,and Mrs, %V. 130wIes, of lin, Iplr,
spend at few daym visiting rel,lto es
here the first of the week.
J..13. Rutherford, V'. Caine, W. H
Ferrier, • John Mc3)uliald and others
are taking i1) th.' Toronto exhibit'
this week.
Miss Lilian *rid Donald Clark and
\ '
. Itss (hrfss) Miller went W (
'lerich
on Monday and will attend the
Collegiate Institute there.
Mrs. Thurston tied wmis, Hobert and
T. W., left on Wednesday for their
hum,' 1)a Alia, Minn., after a urunth's
visit at the i of . Mrs. Thurston's
father. Hobert Murray.
• WESTFIELD.
MONDAY, Sept. :3rd.
lw e wvisit
('mmPP Il left last work to
his daughter, Mts. W. R. Carr, at
Kirkton.
Herbert Bamford and Alhertd':unp-
bell are attending the National F.xhi-
biti0ll at Toronto this week. '
Miss Malwl Hickinghottow went to
Toronto last week to visit friend -4 and
also to take in the -exhibition.
The embers of the A. O. 1'. W.
from this vicinity attended the fun-
eral of a brother Workman at Nile on
Wedndaday of hast week.
WENT ASTRAY.-- Aa several men of
experience fr this Vicinity were re-
turning home by the t.4.•k road from
ti derieh one day last week they lost
their way and wandered,PVerol mile•.
oot of their road. We think they
sholI4d 'know the lay of • ruuntry
better than that.
Cm:ne'n Ntrrgs,-The anniverwtry
services of the Donnybrook Methodist
appointment will Iw held next Sun-
day and Monday, September 1H,h and
Ilkh. Rev. F. Swann. of Holmesville.
will preach three time. on Sunday.
and on Monday evening a sacred
conccrt will be given. Diss
McDonald, of Auburn. and Mr. ('alk,
of Clinton. will fm•nish the nt1tsic :
MissJoynt, of imeknow, iv expected to
`IVe several te,uling1, and addresses
will he delivered by Rev. Messrs.
Small, of Auburn : ('ran'. of St.
Helens ; Swann, of Holmreville. and
Reid. of Nile. Freewill offering at
the 4104W.. ...The anniversary ser-
vices of \\'(•lit field appoint ment will
be held nn Septeml,.'r 31st and
October 1st.
COLBORNE.
August. 27th, Hid.
('oM,yrrll. MKIIc'rlN.l. The Pollan-ne
ruunril mel in the 411w11 Hall balmy.
All the member, were present.
Arconnf s were paid as follows : Bell
'telephone Co., 2:N• : \Vol. Potts,
Cinder walk and breaking MI OOP. $i1 :
lie,rge Dawson. tilling culvert and
digging ditch and rep4uring
*1s:.1. T. Goldthorpe, I lieu, $dal:
.1. T.Onldthorpe, drawing aeon., $.i:
lobo (1raven1tin. breaking stone,
fXt.45 ; Wm. Milligan. gravel. 1119.44?
Peter M)F:wan, lumber and posts,
$111.34: Thos. T,ahh, repairing bridge
nth vol., $17.4.•5; Star °fare. printing
voters' fiNtr, $;ifx;,t): ('barbs Walters,
inspecting. 51./C: Sam1141 Echlin,
tile, *55.2s'i W. (t(' ell, setting
Dusts. $11 : Jacob Moser, building
cement culvert, $117 ; John Breen.
gravel and use of road, $7.45 ; .J. .1.
Robertson. inspecting culvert ,and
watering sante. 57: John Treble,
putting in the culvert, $4 ; John
Treble, repairing culvert• 51 ; Harry
Phillips. items for rnlvert, $1.:+1. A
Letter from the clerk of hotle'1Jch
totrnahip wits read accepting $75.011Y in
settlement of the dispute in regard to
the Holinesville hill cot. Mored h) -
rounding. Robertson, 'rr45ndel h)•
Councillor St.rnughan, that the $75.In
he paid to Goderich township. Moved
in amendment by Councillor Me -
Manns, aef•ond.d by ro,neillor Me.
Kwan, that the anotmt he $.it1.IMl,
Reeve .Jewell voted with the motion,
which dirtied. MI v1d ha• I'1lunrillor
Straughan, secnndel by Reeve Jewell,
that this council proceed. in rnojune-
I' with W('MI \\'awano'h, with the
wn1•k,o(rntting end grovelling Shan
(1454'4 hill. provided that the job ran
IN• completed of t rust of aCilia?il.
( arried. The roomy rale was flied at.
2 1-111 mills. township rate at 2 milli
and spNecial'rhnol rite at. 2 I -lot mots
on the dollar. The emineil adlonrned
to meet ,gain o1 Noonday. the 'lllh of
September, at 2 mi rIoek. F. W. Mi'-
IMNAatt. Geek.
\V 4(uNKNUAY, Sept. with.
Rev„ lames Hamilton, of lwrburn,
and Rev. J.'1.. Small exchanged pulpits
on M
Morningstar Longe, No. :Mk A. F. &
A. AI.. a i11 hold ,t picnic at Point Farm
on Sat IOWA). m(ter11lsmI. 13epteilller 15.
The Irtelhre4 lite 104 .kfng fo1•w•,ud to It
14411e111111e. i111pr uvetuent that could easily lie
.,oho Levy has that'ge of a Katt} 1)p made refer' to teas. 111 fvnt...t
apple rickets' which c •el work ninny farms are rows of [N,111a1'a; Ho.
t11iti K. They are parking (1)c I''N'IM rum and grow 44p until there is
1t1It, Elliott, of ONIe•
Iich. Mr. 144V)' a sit. a growth of y g 1411-11411.4I,•'
the roadside ; un hour M work wflh ,t
reports that the eat l)• fall apples are
homing out well. Nu'ong sickle would clean them Ali out,
but they are allowed to grow -on to
A Iwr 1)( """w pro4de are ''t.the d4l1. • it of the farm.--l'lintuu
lending the uroltu exhibition, in- New Era.
chiding F. %N'. Me1umagh, H. M.
Young, T. S. Ha stilton ,o)d Mis5 Me. ••1.441 np as tel," admitted the holt.
Hardy. Mr. You g is a delegate from ing senator ; but my bark is to lhr
West Huron t1' t h'au•mers' institute wall• and 1'11 die in the hist ditch,
convrution. going down with HH
ags ying, and,
\\'m. Cufningha
hurhng defiance at the Inc. soar 1)u
I has sold his
t
King, 1)t the
King Edward hotel in the rushy
town. The pn1114' w -at. 11 the 11(.igI11Nle-
fancy driver to Holg the wing. of t•ntiuph, regardless 1)f
the party lash that harks at my
heels." He looked as though he
nu'antoo.t it, to. Philadelphia ledger.
Sunlight Soap is hotter than otter soaps,
kat a best when used in the Sunlight way.
Say Spotlight Sep and follow (insomnia
h,NNI of $''IMI. A Iutlf•hl
animal was COI. (1tt.•r s n:
the lute South African w
raised by Mr. C411ninghuu,
splendid record as a horse -lir
Mrs. Tyndall and family
Clinton today. attending the
of her moor, Mies Ella Tyndall,
Arthur Bowbrick, a Baptist Int
of Saskatchewan. Both Iaride nod
groom are well and favorably known
here 111141 at Auburn, and carry tai h
[heel to [brit home t
e in the \Vest.
u 1
1104 41•I'II4M 411 at wide circle of (tiro
4thee of thio
timing
r and was
who his a
.ed.
are at
edding
n Rev.
ist.'
d.
MAFEKIN(i.
AIuNU.t]-, Sept.
\lis. AI' Et:bauds went down 40
Toronto) o1) Friday to attend the
millinery owning',
Miss Edith Edwards went to Paisley
on Thursday for it two weeks visit
with relatives there.
Miss Millie and .lame. Webster 5(1111
u vis' at the
"friends,"° f Luckn w visited
home of Thos. Maki. on Sunday.
Many of the farmer. have sowed
their fall wheat. Thr heavy rain un
Sunday: night will hasten its growth.
Some of the people intend going
down to Toronto to the exhibition this'
week. Further details will be given
next week.
Threshing is the order of the day.
Charlie Agar is doing must of the
'
work ,urNlnd het V. l'hur1i' cer-
tainly
1
fainly a hustler.
Labor Day passel off quietly here.
The farmers do nil have time to take
the (toy elf, hot the school children
get the ,ulvantage elf it.
Airs. Hall, of Clinton, visited friends
i1) Ashfield hoot week. She returns to
Clinton on Monday accompanied by
Morley, who luta IN•rn rusticating al
T. Blake's.
l'he garden part )• at Zion on Tues-
day evening should 1..• a gots! thing.
Many of the y g people intend tak-
ing it in, ael they say it rivals a day ,at.
Toronto fair in its attractions.
The topic at League' on Sunday
night was taken by Tboa. Blake : the
Meriptti's lesson eras read by Miss
Aggie Kilpatrick. It was the regular
consecration night and "roll call" was
taken,
Will b'inlay saved his second crop of
NIfa11,1 hay last week. Alfalfa is one
of the lest hay crops 1 should be
grown re than it it. It gives three '
crops as year, yielding lie VPral tuns of 1
hay per acre.
Miss Irru.• Mallough and brother
Harrold roomed to (Joderieh on Satur-
day after a donne of we'kd visit. at
the h • of thew aunt, Mrs. Win.
Blake. They wee accompanied h)•
ALPO Lizzie and John Blake, who
spent Sunday in town.
DUNLOP. .
T.'KNUAY, Sept. 4th.
Mr. ,and Mrs. Chas, McNeil were at
Toronto fair last week and also
elided their relatives in and near
Barrie.
Mts. Broadwell, of Alpena. Mich., is
visiting her mister. Mrs. McDonald, of
this plate. It is eighteen year' Mince
they had seen each other.
Thr frame house which has stood
fit so y )•eats on the McNeil
fa run. not far ((von out. postlfi..', has
been sold to one of 1o)•al's residents,
who hots pulled it down and will take
its ti111wr' to Loyal for building
p
m-
itst week anotherof 1)l.1 1urPe'm
threshing outfit. wags In the neighbor-
hood fora day and a half. Tho ma-
chine staff were ler the en1111)'n))
of the veteran Thresher chieftnin
George Burrows, who for over a
quarter of a century was an mortal
visitor on many of the farms of the
western division of Colborne and As11-
He1d. For m • time he used -horse
power but later adopted steam, and
many is the time he has kept the en-
gine puffing while the men, big and
little, puffed and st.rainel like the en•
gine. working the grain to the feeder.
For the last several years George has
been in tin. Northwest at threshing
tines, and he hat. b,4n connected with
the 1'. P. H. work going on in Col-
borne. Though he is a Mlle past th,
half spntr,r)• fu years and Father T'
has given him white hairs, his step i
as quirk A. ever and him eye HS keen t.
watch the engine And the men n4
work. He spoke while here of ninny
of him former mtnff, not forget?fns
Joseph. Quite a , n111111wr of 111r
elderly rnen who 414e1 to work a
threshing in this section he now finds
missing. About. 11::4) p. m. Frirh43
nighthe steamed up to Il. Zoelner's
near the lake, who had telephoned
that the lake had neer•ly gone dry
Asking him to bring a look of {ra45m
from the I/nnlop river to thresh with
the next day. Oe. P N staff of feed
ere are Abner Morris And John Barr
r.,wm.
A yomng elan marvels the float time
he Snakes a fool of hirnawlf. Mut, he
soon gets used In it. -New York
Tines.
TamilsTes soya September r1, 190($ 7
Cool and
Comfortable
Everything ' U1) nl ed in the shale 1)t' smuttier
wean' 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 Court House Square, Galeria).
FIN
Rev. W'. A. Smith, our pastor, (wen- 1
pied the pulpit here on Sunday morn-
ing. He Ie4Vrs this week for a thee••
weeks' vacation at Port Shale%.
During his absence his place will 1t.•
supplied by Walter Hackett, Jas.
Taylor and 1•:rnest Sherwood.
Four of our boys leave this ,reek to
continence their high mch«d course of
PtndiPM, Il1u•old Treleaven, Finlay
Reid and Bailie Mtothets will attend.
the Lncknow• seho of and \Vorthv
Kilpatrick will attend (ioderich Cot-
Iegiate Institute. We wish then) sue-
CPPN.
Freeborn and Albert Johnston, of.
Kip tan, visited relatives here last
e (wk. We take plelasnre in congratu-
lating Freeborn upon his 1,11f1CP149 ski.
the honor tnatl•il'ulstion examin,tti1)n'
of Toronto University. He Nnceeeded
in taint tiring one of the (M'Ptd FAt-
ward Blake s.'hullu'hips,
UK. \TU (r• 'feta. F16NI(Y,- On Iri-.
Jap, Aagnsl 314, Thiel. Henry passed
away at his residence, Int 12. conces-
sion N, Ashfleld, at. the ripe old age of
eighty-three yrnl•s. The f •rnl,
which took place on Molotov to Dint-
gamlon cemetery, was very Iat•gely
attended, showing the high esteem in
which the 4 ,'.,•awed was hell.
IMPRI IVKMI':NTM Ngl'KNNAHY. In-
slw4tot lout tiaitel the school on
uPwbay. Hr reported favorably on
the work (wing dune but ,advised s
inttlrnvenlent in the accommodation
and eluiptnent of the school. Aceord-
ing to the new r('gulationot all srh(edm
1nalathe fitted 11p with at least. the
minimus equipment in order to share
in county and legislative grana.
NKw' EVA POHATI,K.-WP are pleased
to note the introduction oft new in-
dustry to our hnrg. J(P. Culhrrt. lilt.
(turret an evaporator on Thin. Reed's
farm and will vim opp1,sition to the
Lurknow and Dt1*�ngannon evlpotttora
for the apple trace. \Ve understand
that as soon as preparations are com-
pleted he will repo re quite a staff of
helpers. More particulars next week.
Metro ot. REI'oHT Fon Aror.T. S.H.
No. 5, Ashfield- V.-0elrg1Treleaven.
1V. -Wm. Alton, Bert, River., Pearl
Saunders, Maggie Olen, Penny Fitz-
gerald, Mary Saunders. Garman
Mothers, Leila Blake, Wallace Twain -
ley. II1. \\'at AIton. George
Maunders, Ernest. Hall. 11.-•. Kt31
Johnston. Elliot TwnmI s'. Mary
Jon114, T ' filen, Jessie Hfolhers,
Edith .Johnston. Pt. I. Willie Fitz-
gerald, John (filen. Hoag 'twnnley,
(ila.dys Rivera. George lilt m. N h, r
in attendance 21. Average 21. .1.
C. HTarrunna. Teacher.
It Creeps Like a serpent.
Steals through the 'ystenl like a
thief in the night. That's how r8l;arrh
arta. Dont trifle with smelt a scourge
!tool exper•inren; with a doubtful
treal ment. 'rime and experienee
prove that l'atarrhovon,• Gley rare.
that it gives quirk relief and sin t.hor-
o,ighly destrr,yw the disease that it
111e' forever.
het ('atarrhnrone in the first place.
and your cone is *wooed. In 1:N• and
$I.IN) sizes at all dealer* and g taran-
teed In evert_ mow.
Any girl who has a dimple and
understands the art of working it can
make n dignified man act like a
monkey, ilfaleagn News.
SLAUGHTER SALE
Page Fence and Gates
We need not take space to tell of the high
quality pf Page Fencing. That is already estab-
lished. justlookatprices these :
Regular 9 strand 50 inches Page Fence, now 35c per rod, was 40c.
Regular 9 stand, :311 inch Page Fence, now 33c per rod, was 3t(c.
All No. 9 Wire, .9 strand, 52 inch Page Fence, now 39c per trod,
All No. 9 Wire, K strand, 49 inch Page Fence, now 35c per rod,
All No. 9 Wire, s strand, 4t(4 inch Page Fence, now 3oc per rod,
All No. 9 Wire, 9 strand, 51 inch Page Fence, now 33c per rod,
HIGH CARBON WIRE.
GATES.
13 foot by 441 inch Gate for $4.95, was $0.00
12 foot by 48 inch Gate for $4.85, was $5.75
10 foot by 4s inch Gate for $425, was *5.25
SMALLER GATES IN PROPORTION.
THESE PRICES ARE GOOD FOR 3o DAYS.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
was 45c.
was 40c.
was 35c.
Wi.s 38c.
7
E. P. Paulin's Hardware
STOVES. PLUMBING, ETC.
Store 'Phone 57
House 'Phone 177
Correct.
"in ?him in4tanf•e," explained the
pmfemsou• of surgery to t group of
medical Atudentm, "the leftleg of the
patient is son.ewhat, shorter than the
right. limb, Lhna calming the patient
to limp. Now, Mr. Freels. whet
would you do in a cane like this Y'
"Well," responded the. alert Mr.
Fresh, "1 guess I'd Ilinp, teal." --Brook•
lyn Life.
Subscribe for The Nignal.
Humor of the Farm.
A farmer, who had hired a 'raw
Irishman r'eeetatly arriyeli1) this
er1401r1•, sent him oat to plow a ileld.
"Now, Peat,' said he, "you know you
want to make your Hest furrow
straight, so you'.1 better choose a
hark and plow at. ft." "All right.
sum'," said Pat ; tar When he got to th.•
field he chose a prominent object on a
neighboring hillside for n mark, and
plowed luta Hr11, furrow t.taight at il.
BY and by the faro WI' 'sone 11111 1.0 Mee
how Pat was getting along. and was
amazed to Hud that the plow haat
leen wandering in a zig-zag course all
over the Held. "Why, Pat.!" he ex
claimed, " I thought 1 told pan to
1.111.11141 n 111,1rk and plow at if, til 11114
The Better
Way
The tissues of the throat are
inflamed and irritated; you
cough, and there is more irrita-
tion -more coughing. You take
a cough mixture and it eases the
irritation -for a while. You take
your guiding (arrow would be
'straight." :More, std 1 did, sat," re-
plied Pat. ••1 plowed straight, for the
1.0W on the hill twyant, but the ray -
Thur wouldn't kaiw'still."
Willie's Picture.
An sing story boo told of a cer-
tain An1.•rir,ur '('1ur stet. For.s4n e.
°reado t of public rejoicing itwas de-
rided to de•orat• hit school, and the
b.yt were invited to help with gifts of
flowers, etc. Thereupon Willie B-
offeted to bring 11 picture of \Vashing-
ton. Nee11eMN to rein:ark, the offer
was accepted, and a 'UMW*. of about
f.rot Itgwuw, Murroun el by laurel
leavt•s, etc., was left, in a most con-
spicuous position on 0111 of the walls.
Next. dao Willie arrived with his
"picture. Hut judge of everynne'M
feelings. when he solemnly produced
n. postage stamp twitting upon it the
fiend of the 11411.11 who "couldn't tell a
lir."
'PHONE
S6
D. MILLAR CO.
OUR FIRST SHOW OF
'PHONE
56
Fall mantles and Jackets
We take this opportunity of announcing 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.
SCOTT'S A NEW DEPARTMENT.
Infants' children's and young ladies' ready-to-wear
EMULSION goods.
Pellisses, Coats and Jackets, Hoods, Hats and
Tam O'Shanters.
and it cern Me cold. That's
what is necessary. It soothes the
throat because it .reduces the
irritation ; cures the cold because
it drives out the inflammation ;
builds up the weakened tissues
because it nourishes them back
to their natural strength. That's
how Scott's Emulsion deals with
a sore throat, a cough, a cold,
or bronchitis.
Mt'LL WW1 You
• e•MKI ►nu.
SCOTT $ 00WNE,
olnwert1stw,
Teewy O...
NEW FALL GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY.
TO VISITORS.
.• 4411' «bowing a foil range of wool shaw lm and rug'. Sew our special
shawls, etc.
i(1geutesl. real KkIer fingering, for making fascinators, Meas,
Only to be had at. Minor'..
"Sr
Millar's Scotch Store 'P7I=