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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1906-9-13, Page 7„elli„PAI 44. rii11.41,6416ft.RAftot THE SIGNAL: GI-OW:RICH ONTARIO • ag****9****9494.494.4944 4.4 9i94Si9i9+4.49+419+4"i9+ ViC 4+ +++4 44+ +49/19444N DUNGANNON N • it 4c OT10E - THE LOCAL AGENCY in DungannOn fur Tb. Signal 14 at tar/Kra News of the D1str1ct. ddrertisina and Job ...oak. And is eatliunhed ' .45 I Altd.oasi ad] risolte enters for subscription.. j!altlee Book Slid Sts,ticifiery Slum and Mi.. g ive iessapts fur suioune. paid fur the mime. 41' 1 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK * • 14464444644+45454646404141464444464454546464546466136*** 4546464454645464546 4546++6364 16+46 446V Athuwr rel:TsPits!= Mn. NUr NILE. MorooeY, Sept. 10th. Wm. Long, of Zion, visited at on Sunday. MINA Lucknow Lizzie Linfield is visiting at this week. Robert Young, of Uodertch, occu- pied the pulpit of Nile church hu.t fiabbath evening. The young people of Nile League Are 1E4.1 ',repining for a literary context to take place on September rah. Full partieularm next week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oirvin returned this week after spending a few weeks with friends at Torotit6 end other points. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. TvEsineY, Sept. Ilth. WKDDINO.-A pretty event which bad been looked forward to for twine tour took place at the Methodist par- sonage. Hayfield, On WethlefitittY of last week. when Milne May Perdue, second daughter of William Perdue, became the bride of J obit Brae . The ceremony wax performed by Her. T. A. Steadman, after which the happy war drove -to the residence of the bride'e perente, where the wending luncheon was served. Brideamitiii and groomsman were dispeneeel with and only the immediate relativen of the contracting parties were present at the luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Bea- com drove to Clinton arid left by the 3:Z3 train for Toronto, Niagara 1•'alls and other phiCen. To the happy couple. who are both residents of the Hayfield line, their numerous friends extend cordial good wishes for their fieture happiness and proaperity. CREWE. Toinsuast, Sept. Ilth. Mrit. Jas. Johnston, of North Bay, is visiting friends herr. Hugh John Blake hem rented his farm of Bin acres to R. Henry. Robert •Higginm left on Tuesday, September lith, for the London fair. Albert eiheckleton left here on Mon• day to attend the tioderich Collegiate. Mrs. R. Higgine and her son, Aubrey, are visiting relative.' at (lin- , ton. Mrs. %Vw. Pierce is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. B. McKay, in (lode - rich. Dr. Simpaon, liintsil, nttend• ing Mrsi. John Hunter, who its nick at prenenL Mn. Samuel Vanstone, of Doderieh. is the room iff her sinter. Mrs. Thomas l'ongratn. Mrs. J. Whiny is (Tending it few daym with her daughter. Mts. Stewart Findlay, of Mafeking. Sirs. Thou. Shackleton arrived home from the Tot -unto exhibition on Satin - day:September 8th. atter spending it ery pleasant time amongst her tele- tives there. Mr. toed Mrs. Arthur Johnston, of Retelstoke. B C., who were visiting the formers sister. Mrs. T. W. 1.ittle, of Dungannon, are now visiting rela- t Ives in thin neighborhood. •i• " ••• LANES. MoNfisr. Sept. Daniel Alton %pent a few days with friends in Stanley township holt week. The weekly prayer -meeting has again commenced in the Presbyterian church here. The farmers of this locality are at present preparing the ground for the Itt.' fall ploughing. Mantle atilt Minder Bodin Ritchie, of Zion, were the glinite of Mr. and Mr%. Thome% F'ergtison on !Sunday last. %Saes Emma and Martha Johnston returned to Ooderich on Monday lest to attend the Model. We wish them every succesi; in their line of studies. Quite a number returned home front the Toronto exhibition on Saturday of last week and report having an en- joyable and profitable holiday. It is a tine outing rater a summer's hervest- ing. It in with feeling!' of great sorrow and sympathy that we record the death of Mts. Walter Findlay, id Vaneouver. B. C. For it few week• past she had re/tided with her brother. David Alton, of Lanett. The remains were taken 'to Lueknow station on Mondaw to he taken hark to Vancou- ver. We feel h sympathy for Mr. Findlay and fatnily in their lonely t rip. Itzeoter oe R. S. No. I0. --The fol- lowing in the result of exeminations held sine,. holiday.. Some were not present at all the examinations : IV. Haim- Ides Sherwood, 7:4. Senior III. Viola Baker. 107 : Wilfrid Far- rimh, 01. Junior ill. -Laura Johns- ton, 73 ; May Caird, 70 ; Vina Sher- w"od, Eddy Dwyer, 112. Menior II. -Charlie Smeltzer, 174 : Allan NM - 401 I. hi( Mamie O'Laughlin, 75. Junior I. -Rachel Alton, 108; Charlie Sherwood, 1:411 ; Drennan, 101 Johnny Scott, 04. Part 11. Annie Drennan. 1115 ; Hattie raird, Freddie Johnston. 45: Tommy Little. 115 ; Bernette O'Laughlin, M. Senior I. Lizzie Drennsn, ltsi ; Jetties Little. 75 ; Joe Bowler. 75, la et, ierr TeaCher. (From another eorresporidrat.1 TuganAy, Sept. Ilth. WKDDisti.--The evening of Septem- ber 5th wax a happy one in the resid- ence and on the lawn at Fir Park • Farm, the home of Mrs. J. Johnston", the event heing the marriage. of her daughter, Edith H., to Chas E. Me• l)onegh, merchant at lonen. The ceremony tee* piece at 7 p. con- ducted by Rev. Mr. t'raw, of Mi. Helene, issainted by Rey. Mr. Smith. of Luck- '. now. young eouple were unat- tended. The bride wan ronehieteel her (station beside the strtvoin by her • brother. 1V Fn. Joh nntone, lteknm.,, Ale wee prettily dreamed In while organdie. Aft, r the ceremony wits performed and an ample 'Tread wns enjoyed by the guente the evening wan timid in pleasant efinversation ' and minde. An the night. worc into the "wee, tuna' " hours the Kiwi's' he- , gen to lefty.. and the young couple amkl hearty good wishes left to take the early tnuin from Goderich 10 epend their honeymoon et Tomnto. Mns. lielr)onagh is A young lady whom to know is to reapect and the groom, Mr. Mcl)onagh, haa shown himself to be a yoting man of excellent bosineset qualifications. We join In wishing them true happiness( and aircrews in . tiff% Mrs. McDonagh will he peered to reoeive her frleas in her home at L'inso after Rentember 17th. Zil=141111 veal an Ms =7w kap ls Wear Ow *lbw wage. On110111110. end Yew LEEBURN. TeesneY, Sept. Ilth. Thrashings were the go isist, week. Mr. and Mr*. James HO11011 were at Toronto Fair last week. Jean Chinon and Ruth Shaw have resumed their studies( at the Collegiate Institute in Ouderich. KINGSBRIDGE. sATuenev. Sept. Rh. MATHDdosiaL.-A very pretty wed- ding took place in St. J....septet. chairch, Kingsbridge, on September 5th, when Miss Agnes O'Keefe became the bride of Raymund Marontate. of Amherst • burg, Out. The bride wam attired in a charming conturue of pale grey taffeta with trimmings of valen- cieunces and t d'esprit, and wore a hat to match. Her bridesmaid, Miss Katherine Sullivan, wore IA very pretty dress of white organdie and carried whit* ewers. The bride was given away by_her brother, Jael. O'Keefe, while Frank Dalton performed the dune's of best titan. After the eel*, lllll ny theavedding guests, to the num- ber II( sixty, drove to the home of the bride's mother, whets. breakfaat wait served. Speeches were !mule by Rev. 'Father Mel 'ormaek and Rrv. Father Hogan, id Windsor, to which the groom responded in it happy manner. About 3 o'cick the bridal ',arty left Inc a short visit 1., Toronto anti Deana be- fore settling in their 1 • in Col' ehat er Mouth. KINTAIL. Totten...v. Sept. llth. David L. Taylor in indisposed. Miss Sadie Griffin its leaving for Detroit on Miss Belle McRae is attending Lan.. don fair this week. Mini Dom Phelan. of Gixierich, is visiting Miss K. Jliek M. O'Rielly took in the excur- sion Detroit on Friday last. Thr party given in McDonald's Hall bit week proved a great ',ment. Mr. and Min. Neil Mclhatidd and :Miss Sara Taylor were in Gialerich on Monday. Jake McDonald, of Brockville. and Murdie Winn's, of Liwknow, spent Sunday herr. Miss Hattie Young attended the wedding at Kingsbridge of Miss Agnes O'Keefe to Raymond Meer- inlette, of Amerstburg. Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor and family. of the Sault, are visiting it few days at the former's h herr, after spending some days at Toronto MAFEKINCt. • Tremoev. Sept. lith. Miss Luella Treleaven viaited Miss Laura Irwin over Siltiday. Man Amy Reid is 'mending a few days visiting zelatiVer bete. Oliver Henry. of Port Albert, was the guest of Cannon Smothers un Sat- urday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Saunders and Mi.,. May and George visited friends at Crewe on Sunday. Stephen Stuthers. Elliott Brown and Cl/trews. Shackleton went to Tor - ( into exhibition last week. Those who tool. in the garden party At Zion report having had a good notwithstanding the coldness i;1 thi• evening. Onrrusitv.--On Sunday evening at the home of David Alton, lot colleen - Rion Ashtield, is•ciirted the death of Mrs. Walter Findlay, daughter iif the late Valentine Alton. She heel been living at Vancouver, B. C., and on her way home to attend her brother's funeral in July she wits stricken down with a r plicat ion of d knows, from which she never recor- ere& She leaves to mout n the loss of a loving wife and inothen a husband and family of four children. The fun- eral to lawknow tiatk place 01 I Mon- day afternoon at 3:11, o'clock, the roma«. twing.taken to her old home at Vancouver. The bereaved family and friends have the sympathy of the en- tire community. LOCHALSH. WiDNEsn %Y. Rept. 12th. A. R. Finleysnii is in London this week. Bet -ea Campbell, of Jackson, Mich., is home 011 visit to her parents. Sarah MacLean. of Duluth, was visiting her aunt, Mrs M. McRae. last week. Bella MacDonald took advantage of the King Edward excursion Inc the neek-end. Lizzie Dickson. who has been very ill Inc atone weekm past, is slowly im- proving. Melogrn. Peter Maeintyre and .John Dickson and Mien... Minnie MacIntyre and .hoinie Armstrong were in Toron- to Wit week. John R. MacKenzie, who, in not in very robust health, has resigned his petition with A. R. Finlayson and W. Matheson has leen engaged in himplace Rod Finlayson, Eddie Hobb and Sarah Mar( 'harles intend_going to Kinenrdine to attend high school there. Donald R. Finlayson and Rhoda MacKenzie ore in attendance at the Gotlerieh Collegiate. The date stone of the .Ashfleld Pres- hyterian church was raised to ita place last week. A record of the history of the congregation from its earliest days was deposited with the some by Mrs. 0. MacLennan. A MARINE. MONSTER. -It wit's re- ported that sons' ladies down at Point Clark lighthouse eame upon a strange lllll nster, 'Totting itself in the hike, which fled on their approach. In- quiries, however, hnve resulted in the (however), that the " lllll inter" was a very civil biped. hailing from our burgh. THK MAIL SlittVit E. Them is quite an agitation to have the route of our mail pierviee rhenged, to begin from Ripley, instead of from I oehaish as at present. The preen t service is the most etivenragemot in from every point of view, however. and we hope that the Department et Ottawa will firmly refine. to pay any heed to the clamor lend deride the cam. on -de mask& Those who make thin their °Mee for receiving or despatching mall would do well to look after their own interred* and not Allow them to Pe overlooked. New life for a quarter. Milked, J(jred Iron Pills. For sale by a. Make arrangements to visit the Otvet. Northwestern Exhibition, Sep- tember letin, Mk and h. DUNLOP. ASHFIELD. Teams...tit, Sept. Ilth. Janine Miller, of Clinton. visited relatives( here lately. Mr. Miller formerly resided in Oodt•rich town- ship, but for Howe time lately had been living in the State of Kansas. Labor Day an Monday of last week gave the achool a holiday. On Wed- nesday last the inspector visited the school, this lasing his first visit since the new teacher assumed her duties. John Young, of Loyal, third sou of W. 10. Young, left on Friday of lest week to Les lll e his studies at the Roman Catholic college at Sandwich. This in Mr. Young's second year at the college. LOYAL. Tuesn.% v, Sept. Ilth. Taylor is improving his place by building a new lietehoinw. Mi.'. Sallows and her friends, Mr. and Mils. Higginison, Uoderich, visited Maplewood Farm Sunday last. Mrs. George MePliee is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cassiday, in London Inc a i•ouple of weeks. She will also rail on ttw wholesale houses to ke chases tot the c • g season Loyal Kends out its find, commercial traveller in the person of Agar Sone inersel, who has taken the itgency for the Boston Garter C puny. We wish Mr. Sonimersal every success in his new undertaking. A her of our residents Attended the T.ironto exhibit nin during the past two weeks. Among them WI -II. the Mimeem M. L. (end A. W. Omen. We are pleased to state 1 he voting ladies Were again sticenedul In the but ter -making tlimpetit • . Congrat let Ione ! Tutnannst. -The farmers around hem are having their threshing done by the Goldthorpe inaehine in charge of Joseph Dunbar load tietnye Blur- rOWS. We welcome Mr. Burt•ows hack after an absence of ten years : we f 1 it hard to get N titan to 1111 his placeDuring the last week he threshed for las. Young and John 0. excellent style, Frank Young having charge of the alien(' mow, while Jas. Green and Haugh- ton S ostal earned away the grain. Houghton was soon meized with a violent attack of cramps and had to retire for the day. However. we are pleased to state he is quite himself again. John Patton ably filled his plow. while W. 10. Young took charge of the straw and built • of the finest stacks ever built around Loyal. CARLOW. Ttoesiisy, Sept. 1111). Warner Walter returned hist week ft the West. Alex Young left this morning on a trip to Henson. Lester Robertson 1% home roma Toronto for a holiday visit. Our popular stotekeeper. Mrs. Jones, left today int a visit to the London fair. Threshing% are the oilier of the day and the grain is turning mit better than tor atone years. Remember the picnic by Morning Star Lodge, No. 3110, A. F. & A. M.. at Point Farm on Saturday. Miss Tena Johnston. former teacher at No. /4, left on Monday for London, where she will take her Normal course. Our ratepayers are well pleased know that the dispute between God- erich and Colborne townships has been nettled. Among fh011e who are visiting the Western Fair at London are Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Sit I Lenten slaver, Miss Hattie Mallows, George and Miss Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Walters, the Misses Hamilton, and Milton and Melville Tyndall. Mine boat Jonathan Miller has had his new windmill installed and is hav- ing bathrooms and water connection put in the„hotel. The house has been painted in red and yellow and is be- ing reshingled. Jonathan has been finding the weather lately very WarIll and a little dry. He hopes things will he a little nowe moist ere long. The sale of the bonds to purchase the right of way for the P. R. through our township in delayed by what appears to be a fl;tw in the bylaw, the broker who agreed to piir- chase the bonds refusing them on the grounds that, the word,. "eaeh and every yea.- fire °Milted from the hyl•tw, with the result that no partieu- lar timt• is fixed for payment. • WESTFIELD. TUESDAY, Sept. llth. , Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. McClinton at- tended the Toronto exhibition Ian( week. Min. Nellie Fowler, of Toronto, ia renewing old esequeintancem here at present. Melbourne McDowell. of Cobalt, is spending a 'short tittle with his brother Harvey. .1. Wightmati. of Goderich, spent a few days lent week renewing old aeq.Iitintaneea here. Miss M. Hiles, of Kincardine., paid a flying visit to her cousin. Mies L. Campbell. this week. Dr. MrDowell and wife, of Michigan, are visiting the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. .1. MeDowell. D•tvid Dunbar is building a fine new cement house, which adds greatly to the appearance of him farm. Miss Annie Wighttnan returned h from Wingham on Satiirriny hint after siwniling the past t wo weeks visiting friends there. Mrs. F. Smoot, of Hohnenville, ad- dresieed union meeting of the %V. F. M. s. of the eirenit in the Westfield elitirch this (Ti•stlayi afternoon. Surcitameri. SERVICES. The Donnybrook church annivereary Pei - fires were is 41Peided Fillereas. all the serviees tieing well attended and excel- lent die...mews being delivered by Rev. F. Swann. (In Monday evening the ehuirch was crowded and the audience Wan I 104. disappointed, se is program of high order wow rendered. Mimi Me - Donald, of Autinni, desterven speelel mention, as her contriMitions to the program indieated that. (the is likely to herome one of popular einem. Others on the progrein were A. (look, of Clinton, Mier Joynt, of Locknow, and the neighboring ministers'. Al- though it wan a freewill offering the presser& amounted to $110. Milken Drip Powdery cure. Por Dale hy Jae. %Nilson. The weather has been almorruany hot and dry. A gond rain and a change to lower temperatures would be ap preeiated. Tes:susy, Rept. II tit. Jan. Helm end Chas. E. McDonagh, who carried on a general duns. 1st Lanes, have dissolved partnership, and the 'Hilliness will he carried on hy Mr. Mt•Dottagh. SARlia'rtl &AWOL CONVENTION. - The t went y•si x tit it nn tial convent itm of the Sabath schools in the Ashfield Methodist ciiciiit will 1,.' held on Fi•i• day, Oetober 1201. in Hope elitit•eli. There will he three sessions, at 4147) 2 p. and 7 p. Ati riti•t ire plograin i4thlresses and dismiss. 4,11 matters tif interest to Sabinith school o I irkeiN kis iieeu prepared. and there ahould be a large attendance at the meeting's. Rev. W. A. Smith im chail of Oh I e • let. Mid E. Sherwood is secretary. ST. HELENS. TUE2411,01": Sept. Ilth. Mrs. .1as. Ramage started for the 1%'est Fritlity•last. MIS. MeGuit•e and Miss Charlotte Took nlielit last week at Mr, Mi. Mitchel% of Lueknow, delivered a ileititzinne prom at T. h • last week. Judging from the loads of tile com• ing from T. Phillips hush kiln we would say that business is good. Mrs. Sineitzer +.11(1 daughter. of Sault Site. Marie, ate visiting the former's minter,51i.s. JOII I I Gaunt. NS'e are sorry to hear that Moe. Jas. McDonald, of the Oth conceit , 0. poorly again, but hope soon to hear of an improvement. 'tVr are pleased to see Mine Annie sheriff, of Wite.hem, again in our • 1st. She is visiting her grand- mother. Mts. Ferries. Miss Robinson, of Brooklyn, has re- turned home after spending a few weeks with het coosins, Mrs. Stuart, Mrs. Murray anti Mrs. Camt•ron. . COLBORNE. Trzsosv, Sept. Ilth. Mins Thoinpson is visiting at the homi• of Mr. and Mrs. kutf. Mr. and Mrs. Dhler, sr., spent Sun- day in Hay visiting their daughter. Ed. Damen. of Toronto, is visiting at the 1101 le or Inn lin her, Rev. .1. s. Mrs. Diarist and t wo of her daughters were visiting friends at Zurieh and Crediton. Jacob Flick and Paul and Polly Maedel took in the excursion to Detroit mi Friday. John :SehWanZ Ilan purchased a sulky plough. John knows a good thing when he sees it. John Flick and his sister, accom- panied by Miss Maed..1, spent a very pleasant time at Zurich and Dash- wood. Thos. Biggin. who has been living ori t he Allan farm. *Maitland conces- sion, fol several years, is leaving this as he is unable to continue the heavy work of the faim. He has not yet decided what he will do, hut it is possible he May buy small store munewhere. The Colborne Sunday school of the Evangelistic church will celebrate their harvest home on Sunday even- ing, September Zird. A well -ordered program is provided (or, composed of speeches, recitations and singing. The singing will he elmditeted tinder the lible leadership of M. Ohler. A free- will offet Mg will he teken. All are welc lllll e. SAYFIELD. Tumor v, Sept. llth. Mrs. John Biggart is on the sick Mini Edith Falconer 0. home for a few days. Mrs. 1). Reid, of (*Wench, is here on a visit. All our h. -API -keepers are at London fair this week. Mr. McLean, id Goderieh. called on friend.; here this week. A load from Blyth visited at James Ctturphell'n Tueaday. A larg.• number of visitors spent Sunday in Breezy BitYfield. The inspector of the Postoffice Department woe in town on Tuesday. HORSES I -- A manlier of outside liverymen should visit, our town on Sundays and attend to their horses. Moine of them are on the street most of the time. Those Who drive them had better reform before they are brought up before the mag- istrate. TAKEN IN I,. Lieg., Death has afitin visited "lir community. This tune the grim tempi... called tit the h • of Matthew Bates, of he Front road, and claimed his only son, M .1 Hanna. ifp hail been attend- ing the Collegiate Itintittite at Sea - forth, where he Wan 'liken ill. , His death twetirrisl Sat urday eVell ing. The remains were interred in the Hay- field cemetery, the funeral being largely attended. Sleep, or No Sleep, Inventor Eden neserte that men deep too eh : that four or five hours it day is enough. Testa, on the other hand, declarer. that, it im because men do not sleep enough that they fail to live to list or 125 years -the age their eonstitotion seems to warrant them. Tenla says that in sleep all YHA wear and tear ceases ; that in sleep, in fact, the ravages of wear and hear are repaired. Hence they whir, (deep h do not waste their time, for the longer they sleep the longer they will live. He pointe tiltubetone, whose mind remained keen and his frame power - Ail up to a great age. Gladstone, he soya, slept. seventoen hours a dray. He point.' to the negroes, many of wh middle-aged at, 711, and at tat are .1111 fey from old. The negroes sleep all they can. They AVel age 13 or 4 hours ithr•d a day. The whites, Trite holds, should do the same. When not working, they ?should he sleeping. Hi. philosophy of /deep summed up in the paradox : The more -hours yon sleep t h.• more hours you'll he awake.-Philaelelphin You may call a fellow a brick, last he in only clay after all. -New York Times. A woman atti naturally carry her age better by drog,ping a few birth- days. -New York Times. While the average woman displays, rati:Lly mite tbe wont a It when It Judgment at a bargain wale, she eases to seloctleg a beshaed.-Okl- aims New*. • • 14'1 a1,64;„ forum. atter than gascolon and bridge ....irk. • Aluminium plater Inon.biratabks. N. 41, - Y011(.1111 always tie)* )uus work much better &w,. Iti the newel °glee - more time. better redline. for doing the suit, mon, COM tui table fin the patient. min.: STERLING BANK 010 ('AN Alai', °welch. Tiatusro a . Advncemul .. e to farmer. al Instal 'rates. n At,' un* e ',anal or eolledud 011 fainiable tem, Dollar dennaii. and upward. received and intareat paid or diaupotinded four !Wale a ear. law huuN. MDA. th a at µ. 41" 1" 11jule; k E. AUUIJMTINE - DITNGAN- . NON (lumping Mill. Dealer In dour and 47;b4reeethie,tar htpeprflouingpr b 1 ro, w01t i 141 tended to. Tueesuev, Ilth. Miss Haley ha spending a few days in Detroit. Mr, and aim Jasper Walkout are at London this week. Jas. Elliott has commenced work et Mctievin's new livery barn. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Raoul) were vis- itors at Dunlop over Sunday. Jit,.tt Stonehotase 04 win -king at J. Anderson's more at Lin -know. We are sou --y to hear of the COO- tintarti illeie...4 of Mra. Clara Wilson. Ale. and Mrs. Charlet( t are at- tending the fair at London this week. Warm r Nosed and Will Begley have gone to London and St, Thomas for this week. Deer Brom., of Hlyth, have ideated building the cement blocks at Mr. Henderson's 1 he. Mr. Johnston and family, of Revel - ;duke, B. C.. see visiting id the I of Mrs. T. W. Little, Mims Nichobion, of Buffalo, has re- turned to her h • after it pleasant visit wish friends here. WIll. Mulligan) has returned from Henfryn, where she haul been visiting for two months. Miss Lulu Robinson left by steamer King Edward last Friday for her wi irk at Kalamazoo, Mich. Mrs. McClure and Mrs. Gardner. of Benmiller, celled on friends in Dun- gannon 011 Monday of this week. Mrs. Scott, of Port Albert, in tinder the doetor's care at the 1 • of het. daughter. Mrs. McNally. of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Sinn West and eon and Mrs. Frank Gordon wen• visitors at Mrs. Young's on Monday .if this week. 1.4m West hrtaik returned front Daliphio. Man., last week to tee his mother, who is very ill at Mrs. Frank tillPnn.;• saaJonea, of Algoine, is visiting his friends here. It is ..vet. twenty years Mi.11CP he left nand he see,, many changes in thin place. Miss McDei tt and Miss Nivior have returned to their duties. We can hardly imagine fall and winter millinery being iliatie up while t be weather is so warm. '1'. G. Allen is building a store -room at the evaporator for the dried fruit. The evaporator is getting along well and there are more apples on hand than they can Ilse at present. Richard Cousins hag quit his job of drawing cream and is working at the evaporat0e. Barney Benninger has taken his place on the road, OM two men are not required in the creamery at present. Pasture is very poor owing to the dry summer and cream is not as plentiful ss it was* month ago. They - are making about 900 pounds per day now. TO HELP TEACHERS. Examinations for First-class Certi- ficates May be Further Divided Toront.), Srpt. S. Education Dena' 1 iii..1.1 has further important changes in the existing regulations under eonsideration. Itt view of the position generally held that, with the eniteted and the further proposed increases to the teacher.' retiiiineta I , none but holders of tIrst-elass pt ideational Cer- tificates should be ill, Wed t., act On principals of graded pi 911- Is, it is planned to further divide the ex- aminations under which teacher's actively engaged in their work ran ol 4 ain this qualificati At the present time the first-class certificate van be obtained in. two parts, the extlll inat iori for each part being a year apart. It is proposed to further divide the exi • :Ilion. in m der that it may be token in three, or possibly tour, parts. 'Lids priv- ilege, however. will be accorded only to those at present holding second- class Certifiea:14 .1 Who are actually engaged in teaching Ind are conse- quently at a disadvantage in prepar- ing their work for the eX14 lll l union. Thr trend of (Inning Departmental changes will be emphatically towards !letter titinlifient 0,ti and inertinedi Salary recognition. ---- --- Miller'. Drink Cure is $1.0o iwr box. For male by Sas. Wilson. The nolo Who gives himself away titusI expeet the World to Iskc 1 • at his ow'n veluation. --New York Times. FIFTY CENTS IN some conditions the I gain from the use of Scott's Emulsion 13 very rapid. For this reason we pui up a Rfty-cent size, which Is, enough for an ordinary cough or cold or useful as a trial for babies and children. In other conditions the gain is slower --health cannot be built up In a day. In such cases Scott's Enwhion must be taken as nourishment: a food rather than a medicine. It's hood for tired end week digestions. eftwounit SCO1T & $OWN, ammo. Tema% ea& solieAD. Ai afgesbft r 11 114 be, 13, 1906 Tri*s AT, Septets • ,‘ Cool and Comfortable Everything yon need in the shape of summer 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 Court ! louse Square, Goderich. FALL 1906. - FALL 1906. ' " MARTIN'S " r-.- ir• THE PLACE FOR THE DRESSERS EXCLUSIVE STYLES AT , . ,.. POPULAR PRICES y WE ARE READY TO El' FILLY71; „ FALL ORDERS t't : DO IT NOW :;',4A ' FALL 1906. ' FALL z9O6. PHONE SO D. MILLAR CO. Fall 'Dress Materials and Fall Mantles 'PHONE 56 We have been busy these last few days marking ail the new materials that have been arriving almost daily and will be ready to show them on Saturday. Wo have anticipated a very large' fall business this season and have bought accord- ingly all the newest materials in all the newest weaves, colors and effects and all are marked at Millar's prices, which are the lowest for high-class goods. Ladies' Mantles Misses' Mantles Children's Cloaks Our range of ladies', misses' and children's mantles and cloaks will be found. very coniplete in every detail, many of the lines being our own importations and others from the leading Canadian manufacturers. It is impossible to detail the many different style:a;,,lrwliercordialperrmly Gyotoeu tso pay us a visit of inspection and ymi will be welcome whether you buy or not. Perrin's Gloves .Pur Millar's Scotch Store PITE It ' II PANDORA RANGES Some men have their wishbone where their backbone ought to be. If your backbone is where it ought to be, you will not be wishing you had one of our Pandora Ranges but would actually have one. A look into the firebox :is usually enough to convince the most skeptical. 3 bars in the grate. No cementing of castings spring and fall. Can be changed in less than one minute from coal to wood or wood to coal linings. The grate is made so as to force the draft through firepot, securing quick and equal com- bustion.' There are many other excellent points which we will explain when you call. Just one word about our heating and plumbing. We have the best mechanic that money can procure. Quality is what we guar- antee. If we cannot please you in this depart- ment would gladly refund your mosey We cannot skimp the job in order to- glvt you a cut price. • •s Onee a customer, always a ciestenter, 1% our motto.• When in at the Fair, make use Of our store to leave your pareele. , E. P. PAULIN TELEPHONE No. 37 TELEPHONE No. 57 FALL 1906. - FALL 1906. ' " MARTIN'S " r-.- ir• THE PLACE FOR THE DRESSERS EXCLUSIVE STYLES AT , . ,.. POPULAR PRICES y WE ARE READY TO El' FILLY71; „ FALL ORDERS t't : DO IT NOW :;',4A ' FALL 1906. ' FALL z9O6. PHONE SO D. MILLAR CO. Fall 'Dress Materials and Fall Mantles 'PHONE 56 We have been busy these last few days marking ail the new materials that have been arriving almost daily and will be ready to show them on Saturday. Wo have anticipated a very large' fall business this season and have bought accord- ingly all the newest materials in all the newest weaves, colors and effects and all are marked at Millar's prices, which are the lowest for high-class goods. Ladies' Mantles Misses' Mantles Children's Cloaks Our range of ladies', misses' and children's mantles and cloaks will be found. very coniplete in every detail, many of the lines being our own importations and others from the leading Canadian manufacturers. It is impossible to detail the many different style:a;,,lrwliercordialperrmly Gyotoeu tso pay us a visit of inspection and ymi will be welcome whether you buy or not. Perrin's Gloves .Pur Millar's Scotch Store PITE