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DUNLOP.
'I'tlICHDAY, Ort. 2nd.
1111,14 Maggie McLeod. of Lueknow,
who resided here several years ago,
was down on a visit to relatives here
nod Nt Sanford,
Thursday of last week was a !olid
at the w:ho)! and was .1 elvie holiday
for everybody top go to (loderieh 141(11
.el. the lotrat Northwestern fair. All
who went were -well pleased with
WI11at they saw. •
Quite a number of our residents
were in UtNlerich this week attending
Ow funeral of the late F. Y. Ilartrhlrt•,
jr., who for some years' was eugage(L
in the sawmilling L0INL11ess near here
before going to Port Huron. Mich.
LMESylLLE,
Tt'itsu.t Y, Det. 24(41.
Mites Marin, of S„afort11. fs 41.11 ing
her sister, .Lea. L. 'lidded t,
s Lulu Mulholland spent hast
week with her sinter. Mts. 1'111', u
(1). Seafurth.
MAFEKINU.
MINl1AY. Oct. lit.
Mist+ Edith Edwards retuned from
visit to Paisley on Thursday.
Miss Amy lurid is vi.,iting at the
1 te of Stuart Finlay this week.
Mr. and Mr.. Anson Finlay took in
the WNlerich fair on Thutwlay (4r last
week.
Misr Luella'l'leleaven went to Lin -k-
now last week and intends to learn
IIIIIIIiie'ry,
Quite a her Intend attending
the (airy at Lucknow and Dung
this week.
Rev. A. E. Jones, of Auburn, book
the work of the pastor on Ashfield
,ir•Ilit W1 Sunday.
Seito t. Rios ott-r. The following
report hit of S. M. Nu. D. Asbtieki, shows
the stAndiug of pupils at the teat
ex.4nli math *theme : V. (-.aura Fitzgerald,
teorge l'r•Iravett. 1 V. *Bert 11i1ers,
7s pwr vent. ; Margaret (filen, 75: (':H-
elen Steothers, 70; Prar1 Saundrr:. I1M;.
•11'um. Alton. (114; F1 y Fitzgerald,
th; Mary Soindrl•,, 117;'dory S,u1n-
ilers, 117 ; Leila Blake, Ill ; 11',)1htee
'I'wantley, iai. 111. -Walter Alton, 11 ;
•11. Saunders, 511; @:reed Hn11, 1H;
Elbe Johnston. -I1. Eldin Twamlry,
Jessie Stuthers, Tho... Girl. Mary
.1 •s, Willie lilaziev, Agues Kral
Edith Johnston. Part 11. Will PI/ z-
grtaW, Lily Alton. Part I. John
Olen, Rita Twamlry, Ultulys Rivers,
renege Olen.
W I NGNAM.
MONDAY, Oct. lstt/
'1'IIF: F.al.l, 44How,--Thr 1Vinghiun
fall fair, which closed on Friday, was
one of the most 4uc4PNNfII ite the
history of th.' Lown. The exhibition
in borers:, rattle-, fruit, produce, fine
„'1s and Indies' work was the finest
and largo -sit ever seen here. The
directors,
1N decided to'
WIII1• N INIII a • /-
t ltd
1
fess'o a
n nal in 'vet s c
1 *nil it i •
thought that ,this, with fthe increase
in the et t of prizes given in the
vorio 4(e classes, will have it lwnrtie•ial
egret and result in placing the annual
fall exhibition in a •h better stand-
ing. The elireetense contemplate en-
larging the building and making ex-
tensive iulprovements 10 the fair
grounds.
KILLKI) ON H.tIM.N•.%v.--Janwit.l,hh,
it 14(1m1ner, tvhu hoar been a resident of
this section for •1 ier of years,
was instantly killed )/y the t'.
express at the ronin street civ ri(ag in
this town, about eleven ee'IJoek on
Finlay night. He had spent the day
1t the Kingham fair and was driv-
ing h • alum in n buggy when the
.accident or,rred. The engineer '4. W
Ihr. rig on the track and blew the
whistle, hat (mold not stop the train
in time t, •avail the accident.
(Coroner Kennelly Naas motitiel and
'thee viewing the remain. decided t,
hold an inquest. which was adjourned
until 1V«lnaw1ay; Jobb was about
fortv.flve yearn' of age and was unmar-
ried.
NILE.
Trieste 1Y, Oct, 21141..
Mr. 1411(1 Mill. 11. 0, Eehlitl are vi 11-
inK old friends at Nile.
Mrs. W. C. Potter is under the
dnrtor's rare at present. %Vt• hope•
swim t, repxm•t her recovery.
Don't miss the great fair at Irene'
wltln'ln this week. Only tine weather
ii needed'(, ensiles it great success.
Epworth League told,. next Tues-
day evening will be ••A Sttefn( Will :
How 1, Ort It 'end Hob. 10 1'se 11 for
Te,gwr •e," taken ley 1Vn.. Bailie.
Anniversary *ervirosWill be IwId•at
:tile church nn S lay, October Ilt h.
ineileat' ,f the 7th as announced pawl
week. Het.. Henry Irvine, of Calling•
W,NNI. 14 former paat.r, will preach
morning, afternoon and evening.
Slat Nt. IttcrnRT. - Senior V. --Vera
Terre, Eva McNee. Junior V.
IA -mined Mellw•ain. Junior iV.
'L•JN•I \1'"hum, Gertrude Kirkp{».tttrick,
Viola Vining. Senior 111. - Reginald
Glen. Senior 16 -- 1Vorthy Ryan.
Vidor Yon ng, Olive McNee. .1
11.--1lrokI 'f.Ilwain, Ernest Olen.
Per
1 H. Vert 'rima. Lloyd 1'uung.
Violet Me\Vhinney, Arnim. I. - Ma,-
greerite filen. Junior 1. lowrs-
1'
carr)•• 'la'i'n Ity,u,. I'ANN11•: S.
GRAY, 'reacher.
1.rmarlet (1oNTK4r. The literary
contest held at Nile l,sl week was a
derided sme4r4414. The content w•4., (4'-
1w44n the Indies and gentlemen of the
League. each side presenting a moo
Krim of right be Is, ,oisisting oef
re,uling*. recitations, 4444 4(1 and in-
strumental nlnsir. The j' tIZes It'd
considerable difficulty in reaching a
decision, but after hnlf an hour's de-
lflsa•ati,n 41nnuuneed that hev gave
the award to the ladles by -ono- point.
11'0• think that more meet ing411f 1161.
khul in the League would 114• Isle
p1'utttable and • intelr141 intr.
NOW 1S THE TIME.
Summer is Best Season to Cure Ca-
tarrh Hyomei Sold Under Guarantee.
Slimmer is the lest time in the
whole year for the tr'lItIlwnt of ea-
t.atrhal trm,hl's, avid we 'erg. 'vet•y
reader of The Signal to 41.e Ill•
now and lee pernuumd
lently 'r.•
Unlike th' ordinary trent.m ent for
catarrh, th,•t'e is no stomach dosing
When using Hy,n,,1. The remedy is
breathed flirt -nigh a neat pocket M-
intier that ennie1 in every reul.tit, fuel
its balsamle heading air penetrates to
the motet remote ;meter of the none,
throatand lunge, 'watches net and
kill; the catarrh Kerma in all parte. of
the respiratory organs, and soothes
and beetle any irritation there may he
in the mucous membrane.
firm,' is not alone the only
natural treatment for eatirrh, but it
is the only one sold under an alnolute
guarantee to refend the money toeless
it give. nat.isfaction. it kills all alis
'ane ggerten and rPntntrn t(4e tn,rrplin
mernbrane of the throat, now And
hinge to perfectly healthy eondit.Mn.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
Mit Sten, extra bottles alk.
Por sate by all dealers. The R. T.
600t14 Co.. Hsilo, N. Y.
Thunitas hurler, 441.11,7 I,1. 134•
seriously i11 with pleurisy, is uuply
ing slowly.
%Ve are surly to livae 1 h.it- J. 1
Yl•u has not been enjoying the Zest
health 11µ.4.1y
Misty A 11111 Swann, w1, is attend-
ing Model ,at lioderich, was 1
over 4411114114)•. Rev. Mr. Rhodes muse) away f
our village thin Nark to his new par-
ish at 'Tel•
I'rvit.+4(.t Y, (111, '114(41.
(leo, Maelieegur .p14'llt `luud,ly at
his butt' here.
Miss li•xy Ma••I,e:111 left fl n• I11•,utt•
r four) on Monday.
J1iss :1uni„ John:,l,n spell :1 eomple
m of drays in (ildrrrh last week.
e' Miss May Aldo -hell, of P,wans1e11, 11
visiting relatives in this neighbor -
1'. !moil.
1(lBectu' SIr1.41111, who went out
%Pest on the h.u'vest excursion, t•e-
tnrued hem' last Ttoo'sday. -
LAURIER.
•
Mrs. Holdsworth. Mrs. W. I'ickar
nnd F. I.run4uYl and wife, who went 4111
the recent Chicago eitenesi4111, are ,ex -
petted ho,u' this week.
AUI:UHN.
Mloblot1', Oct. 1st.
kuush: His La::, . %%liar wicking
monis some 'Inv,. ago, 'I'houui*
d (4lrauglue, fell and bi•u!4' one ,f his
legs near the thigh. ' He is doing
fairly well, but it will be mane weeks
IN•fWr he 4111 g1( 14hmnt With ally
freedom).
ANNIy1:Its. It Y. -- A
ST. HELENS. •
Texan.% Y, Oct. 2nel.
141(1414 ('ret' has returned after a
Wil -L's visit in lioderich.
11114. Henderson, of 1Haumilton, is vim -
Ring her rutsiu, Airs. Clark.
Threshing ing seems to lie the order of
the day. 11t•el1411414(y is busy, '
H. N. Riney, of Torop1o, inLenels
spending N few weeks at Mrs. H. K.
Miller's.
Miss 11tt1•)' I1,1111erf1'd lits returned
home aaftl•I spending six weeks visit-
ing friends in Jlil•hig.all.
The sacrament of the 1:o•11's Stepper
will be dispensed in ('al44iu church, St.
HefeD4, Ilett Sabbath. Go -101.•1- 1.-
JIr.' 111141 \11x. 11. Rutherford 4(t
tended the w:ua-ibge III their nephew
A. Houma' h• ill11'inghauulast 11'ednes
day.
A lovely toothy girl has at rived at th
01811,,. \t'r 4.x(4.11)1 ,sslro•otigr1(11141
lions to Rev. 11,-. tend 111., t raw.
}i, • of our young peofdm• took u
the 1 bede1•i,h fair
11'4re'y set
viers Will be hilt) 4(t the Methodist
rwel. nu 0Mt111wr 11th, when Rev.
11. L...ce •, of Ontario stte'I. church,
1'lilituo, will conduct he seeviees.
'!'herr will be 4(i ,meed;
Monday evening, Intl a f1.4•tvill offer•
hut wilibe taken on Sunday.
CREWII.
. Tresu.444, ()et. 21741.
Fall what is looking well nipun4l
heir this fall:
Fall p6lw1ng ii. rusl111g around 14,4.4'
Nine' S1(t1I'(hay''Y 111111.
did(11.,11.• a few from here took in the
Illwlea•ieh show and say it was splen.
1Ii.4 'laud Pearce is visiting her
sister. Airs. McKay, in the vircular
The 1hrrthing nlarhin' hair; disap-
peared frun4 our Midst for it couple of
P weeks.
AI1•...1,11111 Mennry les arrived !ohne
i after a brief ,ley with ,,,hives 1It
I1
(Ie4n•grDo,-, of goitig of apple-
1,aekrt•s are hast• r.r,mtll( here 11114V.
rhey are 1111,1 111.1,
MIN. (16.4.1.gt. 1'I:o•ke and family, of
1).•t•oit, Miele., our slaending n few
tv,'.•ks win 4 the L•ady'4 parents, Mr,
,and Mrs, Metelvn,.
COLBORNE.
Trh:slat\, pct. 24(11.
l'I.:v F:It HI'TTrat o%KEW. -The
Vodstlwk Sentinel-K,•tiew ,f last
tve•k has the bond, •ing ref. -relive li,
l'44114et•ne t,w'n111ip paint( fatly.
daughter of AudlrB' (1reeu, '11' 1, ,)1
"A very 4 •ndaide• re:dela* or
1Voo1'.h x k fair and • that ntlr+trt.ed
cnnsidrrable attention un Friday
afternoon tv.'. the ptr.4•nce of Miss A.
11'. lireer., toyer •'.t expert from
the Guelph :1gt•ieultina)1 College. In
:1 on -retell ,
telt
1 I t Y
l fla r e Ilpurpose 1 1(1 muse Mis.
tree; 841)4 un exhihit' I Id 111 le1
Iul1King. g,i ug through all the pre -
-erases of nep:o'at ing, elute .r11g, is ash:
Mg. working the butter and putting
it into roomed roll. reads- for' the
market.- It 1(a. 411 1,bjr.t lesson 1'f
great valu,• andJliss lir',•ii was
watched et it!) rh interest as she
deftly handled the butter prosily -Mg
utensils. while at the wirer time she
(ddresred the lruwd of farmers
wives and daughters who. hod
gathered round to witness the in
ter•sting proceedings. The milk had
iwell pt•o'lIl.'d the eVening before.
from J. (n8.4rnee', tine hell of .11•r-
,rys, Miss 1iow,' fully explained nisi
illustltlh,l the pr14rs4 of making but-
ter from .tart to finish :old wound up
by producing a churning of nearly
nine pounds of rich, attl•1(11ivr•bo4k•
ing Cutter lit fir the 1.41(1,• 4,1 a kin
7'he 1Vo*lsto•k fyir nt4nngrtl'It nr'•
to I/11 .Iugrattlat••d on seeming the
W'M'iel'N ..f Ali., 1 i 1 cell.
LEEBURN.
Trf•st.t', 41,6. 2ud.
111•s. than. ('hishohn. ,f ltrnntfard,
has I4een refining here.
Kiss Jessie Linklater. on aeronnt ,f
TI:Irlge,. mule 111 the ,Il101 art, has
resigned her .,111"'1 at I'441441rt' in
HUM... ening y, s, that she ruuld � eon.
thine her studies a• a teacher. She
left ,n Satotiday hast tor Hf 'Itnn to
attend the Normal 1'oelleg, there.
1'4n -cutting hers were the go last
week at the farm of John Link -
later, H. A. Horton and A. H. Chil-
ton. John Mullins did the rlmuiIlg
of the machine and H. A. Ilnrtme Jul
most of 111e feeding. Two silos were
The ••tug•phi.' 'alY•get1inga1(1(1his
tine_ at -nth e. .'1'Itrcropappears (4( boo
14 hair 4110. There .111• 14,11144 4+41111
1111)iat..11 grub.' d,•stoyi11g• them to
quite 1a11 extent.
BENMiLLER.
11'):oN1
I 1<:• 1 6 44-. (Irl. art.
Iltvu:\' $'r411.1.:N, ;\ H. uwillel lieu
Write, The Signal : '' :1 piece '4t' dar-
ing wai•k w4., 11 • here tiunlay night.
when live gentleul,u hail 114.• moth
hall their boggy stolen,' - 4, 1 Iu1 to
walk 141, it ItvelV,• utile, to their
1111110.. Jour, Ih1, is going .alingenter
1410 1'{11', :11411 1111• he,: Min;; rhP four
1,.y'1 w'11,, took 111 buggy . nn 1114 is to
Stay 411 home• with their parents until
they have learned how - to condoler
themselves. The f.tit boys are
known. ,and they are warned not t,
let. such n thing as 1 hi : oro'nr 4441 41.
Once F fen : once nee.. will he fun
for t h • . a Lr' side."
UUNGANNUN.
ITOTICE.-'1'II 1:' Luc Al. A(. I•;Nl'1'
♦ • 441 Ilullg.tllll,nl I,,. T11.• i. .11 Irl•' 1.11+1
,Mir,• lb,x'l lute)�`I.111,e,,•,,1 �t0re dud .th,. 41•ie•u,
,.444 4‘,4•4•14. for -Wase, 44144444.,
141vi•r1:•114: muted, 11 ,u I:.:u,,14 _ .11111101i/ell Ill
1:44o ..vri(4.. our .,u„n n, Ic•,d fur- 4(4' ...Ivo..
I A. NM:11"1'0N. DEN I'IS'I', 1,1'1'x•
i. s..) 4%. .41 al , 44(•4•1,•1 t' 114(1'•.0.4, 17,:4•
413)-. 441.6610111011 114411 Isom .4
(wank l„',.r llwu l' 4 ru41n and br,dac 6.1,14.
elr. Alu.041l1l1w 41.41,• twit. Irr041k4.61ea.
N. 14. Tull 4.411 461,4.44 .1.611• lour 8001 11111,11
IN•i.rr Juu' iu (h. .41.11(111 trace were time.
1,1 ler hlril,1 ors for &stir the nutk,Ai•m' root
i311ab1e for the 11111,•114.:
TJIIIE S'I'EHLINti 11ANK 0,?
A 14.4.
fir. l, literI. 4., '141)4,4)4..
.4dr4m4.. 1ra1• r. 1.I11u14•1.-• :It lune.: rot....
''e1,, nut,•. r:wliedl or oollet'u'I 01( Li%onihle
Nom. [lunar Jul„ -i1 and up•'anl, re ekve44
wood int,rr,.t I111i'1 1sr.„uyN+ui,Iu, four liter.. IS
l ones 411(4,.0 hunt+, 1„ a.;.. 10 :t 4.111. ; 44,4110-
,i ,A., I'., 111.4.111.111..11111 7 4.W. t49Vy.4(t.
It. C. At
51 III 14 'r nuag 11111011 Hnun•h.
11 A.. AF(il'ST,NE Ul'Nti:1N
NUN ('11044014 1111. Ih•.k- 4,. 110(11 u11a
ford. .• liter :4.,d Fim• Hlar hour. hrau.
no ;ti. and roar.' g. 11-. 1 h"ppi.•K pr(1u,4111'
;t 1, ;Aral to.
(11111)1'14AN14.� 1(h' 11.4(1(4 (11,'(►1
apple. 4.114(1,•14 fin the 4.1 41101.1614.W. dl 1.1 -.
,o'(' ,, hag. '1'Ipl 1(. 1 LLF:\.
'2
(1,1.1111,
Eel. i(uhillsnll h.4. 111,41,41 into ti',..
11:11'll's Meese.
Miss Eolith RoIN•t'ts was a Visitor i
(1, )4ll'I•I4•Il for a few 41:1)•. hod week.
T. J. Anderson is 11111114 f • ('til
ton for a few (1ay s owing to ill-hetltl
Miss Ruby Rubinson spent Shit nolo
and Sumtty with treends 111 (i,tl'rirl
11
)'
1,
Mrs. Nicholson has rebelled 'ff..
Althorn after. visiting her (laughter,
Mrs. Clark.
Mester (.afayelt• West. has finished
work Ivilh Mr. Elliott and has gone
holo- to Kinglam.'
T. (i, Allen las been getting in
preut v (dapples al 1 he ee'alsn•nt,e and
the 11111 staff of .workers is on lignin.
Mrs. %eats, ,1 11'0444'04.k, has re
turned home alter u- very ,plrla'tnl
visit with her friend, 31i•... S. E.
Sander,,;.
1V.. are pleasured to hear of the con•
tinned improvement of Harvey Tre-
leaven. He is ge1 it14 alnug
nic'ly now•.
'1'. 11'. Little has ret tinted' from
Latrhfurd, New 4hltu•in, for the
winter. Ile is heel in his praises of
that ,riu,tev. lout h,• Thinks there :4,e
worse place4 than Ihn,I'.ulnon:
L41411t1N, Fitt 44 51.11 FssreI. F.%1 R. -
With good weather 111, Dung: alulun
fair this week should h- a great .',"-
cess. The concert ,u Friday ev.iiI, g
prvaui,l•s to be one ,f the iw•s1 4.41,1
hell in r,nmef Il,,l' w it4 Ihing:unn,n
fair. and there h.tt4• tern 1,4rie gond
,ries. IA's ea•r4) 1 .1,ly torn out and
1w1)1 11'111aking 111.- s)..iw n 14114r,'1414,
-ill:44TH 4(F Al It . 1V KHTHKI,OK.
111,1 .ynlpalhs i- 1'11 for th'in'g/,
1Vesttwook and I'.owl t' ill the death 14
11,,' wily :Ind toot licr.,1' the huule•.
444111'1, ,r•corcdl yest calla y. 'T h'
funrl.d takes plan. on !1'111111(41 from
the aesiobo ie of d.•,•'.ah-,l s daughter.
'les. frank (Henn. 141.-. 11',-.lbropk's
maiden ro,nr 41 414 !tannish 11ari t
Mte't4:11111 -,hr oil. (:nal in the town-
ship of Loh., near 1u111,11, where she
was married. 'l•. and Alt's. 11'est-
nook came froth KO/fnuka to Ilnngaul•
1,11 a1Nn11 1114411 -gilt years ago and
4(11 11ve1 for the past three yr14114 1101'
Kingham. Of a family of eight. five
1)r living, 11»•ge', et'h, 111.1.'1
1.•: u
Nle past 1weelve ',"ales in (1141:1.4":114t141";
1" 11 too .4 Suer g... --The ,aliertain-
Illeld •:it en last night ler the 0114-
pi'•e, • f the Sons of Tellllwl'1411rr was 1
aen ills -tided and 14 splendid progr4411
Leona1Y1 •lt D11 h'
5 r .mei 41 nut 11.111 slleees.. Iles..1.
1:. 1''Ilvul 8.11. ellairmuill and di:.
rFo mI, .4141., hut. dal
lame 14t pre•seut : Mrs, thews. ,f Gun -
annus, and Richard and Elmer. at
'
Mrs. 1Vestlermok w41. a JLethe-
list in religion. She 5ras tlfty•six
oar. ''i age.
,•wugld his deities In an able and g
I' 4'1( int slimmer. The program in-
elud,.I vocal and instrumental no41o%
and duets,' chorus/•s, dialogue. and y
/1.0131i ttt 411 11( whichWere received e1ved
with applause.. The audience listened
with pleasure to 1'. '1. I(4zzu, of Bolide- -
rich, whit dealt with the lempetanre
question in ,a (leve9' and interesting
ad,lt•e.s. The proceeds eeis (tf ills. evening 11
(amounted tee $115.:45. ,
• LANES. 1
'.1
Tr1•�s4I1.4Y. Oct. 2nd. •
Our genial nt•r•Ilm,t and wife welt" I,
in tun n 1111 Jinnda1 141.1.'
Ian -know promises to Iueveu tine '1
Any' for the flair 4111 October:h,l. I4
(hit• 11 fmltat'r from this neighbor
hotel al tended the Ripley fn(r 4(t 1
R elne'day of past week.
Si man. Rs -theta%- Following is the
tainting of 1111' pupils of I111ng.11tion
uhlic .1-1)001 for the month of Sep'
ember. N 1111,': are in older of
Writ : t
41t.lwt DKI'AHT)LKNT,
•4"ni1r Janie41'. •11nie Shalom..., .b.1111
1,111„ugh, 11,w;u•d ('ase. .coni,' 1'.
lar .lour•., Alma Robinson, (.4hrt
Beulah 11':alkmnl, 44lunrl .11.41
4(11711. chart.- Fowler. 11'.. -hr.,
!:tint (:Ira, oil:uly) JI.•t.enu, Edith
'rl•Irn 4''•4(.
Maggie 1 bsher, .Irene
-.;Melt i11e•1Henn. Vela Diernin.
lac,: SI,.e1,11. ,I44'.t 1V.ggitls, Allan
vers. Hoy Dredd, - 1','+vI McNally,
wino• Yttttti'. Leslie Pentland. 111.
cls. (;. o;}4•• ('4s,. 1:111 .AIall,ugh,
.4'1111 1I,N.dly, 1L•tz,•h
1„-4 4111 (' 1(,J - Torn Allem, 3101i 1.,
k•gh•y, ('h.u,'nee Smiley. 1:nvr,a,.
nlaey. 11 H. Loxia, 1";chi',
.I I'smut 1)1.1•. tirt•4I1i,NT, -,
Senior I i. - 'Iver, .14(1 ,1 Laura
owlet., Howard IVet•e, step en Medd.
• 11. 11er•truele 1te et•, Riley,
'11401.41, lt.tlph 1)1.1ta' Mary Me-
mel Huarh. 1• till Slathers,
'(11511) Ifni' ,late is Allilernial.
alloy pini 111' ell Ellington,
low;rd Ander,,,, Clayton 444(1115,
i,,th•Id Anderson. ,louder pari I I.
11 • S / '
t4 t Ihrr4
. 1 r
u
1 Ice •s4.
t : Myrtle
Oliver. Lillian I emtl:uul, Victor 1•,e-
ringloD. 1 are. (rniu11. Hazel
A 4110.1in,•. i4,' 1J1e11n, Marion
!fisher, 1', 1 Robinson, `!sat 11t• -
Nally, Har IJ Sprami, Alex, Ander-
son. Juni 1' 1
Ethel I(rowu. Fred
1•',wle.r, 'a nest Itatlfi.rd, Edith .Ati-
(1e1y„n, Ivay 1';4(.1•, Ruth Fowler,
Lavin: fIltchin., Frank Olenn,Ft•ank-
Iineine, Edgar :u• (', r, ,1' ' •
4•
i).rs, A phone.--Ge4rgie ('aldwrll,
Et th (41711(14, Heaver) Auguain4', Len
F th.1.t, Irene ('err, (ien•gie Henn,
lbert. Brown. Alford Robinson,
Warren Ire'., item• A. ItemiNs,N,
A*414i•i0111, --
CARLOW.
Tl'KanAv, Ili,, 2nd.
('4181341. AND, U,I*,, -- Mrs. At ch.
111 irtnn has been visiting at 1.114 11,111,•
of leer• parents. Mr. and .11114. OMolten,
116 Ieeellllrtl S. Iautt.nslnt'er Is At-
tel/ding Idle 3!.41/4 :4 at (irNlr'1'ir'1 a) inr
of His Majesty's jurors 1.1..1'01.
1'arroe Ief, ,n Saturday me a trip to
Toronto.
A ('tot•:y1:m Voir 311 LADY. AV'. ,orl-
gl,r:tttlate 11th.,, I,•na 1111.111111011 upon
her vont inue41 1411tees4 As 011 expert
blotter-n:tker. She has taken prizes
this fall 4(1 London a11111 Uolerir•h.
Mims Hamilton is not. afraid 1, can,
pet,• wir11 the best butler -makers in
11'e -stern (but lrtr•i4', 1 Ihr 11-4,111.
show that she hot(144 it plow,- in the
front rank*
Amines -r. ,1 few okay. :4.K, John
)nhn)tnn ,e•1 trill, :t4( accident which
ham laid hila off from work: 1Vhilo•
1l. 8,rk filling the silo he lust his hal
once and 1'x11 from the ladder on
which he W)4( )landing to the
gr•nund, 1a deetnnce of ahont sixteen
feet. Fot•ttnaiely no Ione) were
broken, hot he get a pret.t y dere',
shaking -4(p. He is progressing nicely
under the attention of i/r. 11'etr and
will Iw Ar7nd again In a few days.
('Ht7 gr te Norm; -- (children's 1)ay
*Ail suceessfully nhserp(d at. Smith's
Hill church on Sunday. There was a
large attendance and everything Was
tilled at ml'. I,iuklal,•r's. John if. 'rheI-mn1er, of1(41. 41(•inily nee DIL-
Harked•, of Dunlop, ith his co110'111. ing :1.yaninge of the line we in 1
ter ret coral ha' l:uneill,r 114141am1441 h:IrceStir,g (heir r11rt) 111141 1441:,I,...
dewing the 11(4k. \I1ns Emma nnd Alis. 'tour,(,;,John- S
(tn Smalley .nextlioolfet,w, a 46,11••, ,f (ioll•1'h•II, were (Ile 4',,'.t•. of
'I r.
and 'Ira. MIDonlulgh 1,u Salmi-
• flay am/ Sunday of Least week,
returned wisrsi(u:ny front .1,41411,
who has NMI) wm•ting there for soma.
time under the auspices of the 14Vo-
men's F'o•eign \Iisslo414ry S.Niety of
the Presbyterian '.bomb in l',aada,
will give at address in the Presbyter-
ian church here 111 . K service.
For some years there has beim it
hraneh of 111' 141'onlru's F44rt'igrl Mis-
sionary Soriely herr whirl, hold.: reg.
ether monthly meetings and Ilanrs
worked very surges+fully in the nlis-
sion111'1
I)1:MTII ,F .4 F',u 441raa R,:st n►ar.
The sail news of the unlooked-for
death of F. X. lineehler, Jr, let Port
Huron, was received herr with deep
regret, 444 he was well k 'n in this
vicinity, having r• -ideal here for 4
C • Whim herr he Was in the saw -
Milling hoidens and 11se1 too purrhame
front the farmer's 111141 111(41. his tiIl11
unarhinrry f( th.• spot and rut 4(p the
timber into 1andel. 111• wens nm4(•ried
to Annie. Ne1•,nd (111 tighter of the pate
Hugh 1'hi4holm, ,and leaves her a
widow with live chil,lren. Sinn their
removal from he,-. the family often
visited ta•hativwt hero and •h regret
is felt fur the monthly rutting c'IT oef
the bright and useful life of a good
business Imus and kind hnslnlnd and
father. On Monday moaning a huge
number of nor residents., together
with relatives, attended the f 'rn1
in (i4wlerich, the remains (wing
hrought over from fort. !Imam to the
residence rip the 41„1'1I1,441'ee brother,
Joseph. From there. the f 'x141 took
Once to St. Peters church, where mass
was said by ((eV. FnN.er 141rltae.•atter
which the soul firt'o•san11 wtt4dl41 its
tvay to the Itomntl Catholic cemetery
in 4,,It14 roe, where the remains weir
lowered to th,•ir last testing place by
dye lot .41 leers and n $,'other -in-law
'Jacob Moser, of this place) of the ele-
ceasel. Mr. HAe'hler s death wan due
to blond-lamsoning.
Doubled Up With' Cramps:
Stomach feels like an infernal ma-
chine and you 8 111 relief mighty
quirk. Nothingnon'does the work bad( so
soon 1414a Neivlline. 1Vhy, it.
kills the pain instantly. If your
hottle is .empty get Another today.
Nervhline keeps the do'tor hill 44m111
1scatiee they cure little ills before
they ggmw big. Nothing forlike
i
tion, heart.Mtrn and cramp
son's Nervlline. iarge IN.tt.lea for 2:w,
Subscribe for The Signal
Thr pulpit ''1 Ila,•k,tl's chn4rlron I'
Sabbath last w'4., /xrnyie't 1'4' ((' 1 A, 1
F:. ,1etMe4, of Auburn, in the 111,.ence of
tIle pastor. I'rs. 11. A. 4411)/11,. Who
runducted :,4111 er•w1 y servir,s on the f4
Auburn ehrrnit.
seamen. Rio.otrr. The following is 1,
hos s44 1; r
11, I4 1111 ( xnnlino. ', .
1 D 11,111in 44 44
No. 111, :lshllel.l, )1nringthe month of
September: Sr. IV, class 11111 Shee-
wood. 1111. fr. 1f'.class Viola (Maker,
:CI: Hae Jamieson, _1L': 1'ilfrid
Flitl'l'4It, 17:1. Sr. 11 I. 1.1114444-- :1111 v
1'41111.:411: Irene Mineltz,•r, '4411 • Eddie
.I
1)w)-rI, 211 ; 1 in11 Mheriv,14N1, 1441. Jr.
1I1. elas4 lieu lie Suleltzrr, 4('*4
J11unieO'Laughlin, 11(1: Allan 14els,,,
153 Sr. I1. rlevs44' Rachel Alton, 242:
Johnny Scat t, 211; 1!harlir(4hrt•wood,
1 (1; 11'i1foal fireman's, 11(1; Leslie
Alton, 1111. .1e. II, etas, Freddie
Johnston, 1744: Annie Drennan, i ('i;
Rollie 1'1inel, I:ti; Iteetiellr (l'langh-
lin, 127. Sc, Pt. 11. 4)4441.: T,rdtn
1.1111', I:11l, Jr, I't. II. class Liz
Ihrnnan, 16:1: .1inunie Little,
.tor Bowler, 12.1 LIKrh:TT.4 (Ts
41.43, Teaelier.
•
YOU CAN'T STOP 1 .
Pott Felix/ Ii,yniN,ri n.. N. S.,
Det. 1st (Special.) - 7' following
letter is another ittslat a elf the ,-x•
'.'II i,t work 1►old's K ll'y fills are
rout inouklly doing a el how friends,
reboil, es lord neigh) Ito rec •1111141
then, 111 .411'11 111 hl'
'Ir. ,Io4'p1, 1114 .il writ,'.: ••:11)(1111
f • yarn ago i 15.114 r(mpletely reed
of kidney ttem,hle by Uold'. t(idne'
fills, 144ent fora supply of Ihablen
Kidney l'ills (or 444 friend ,f mine who
sns suffering from kidury trouble
and I tun p1earssl to say they proved
just 114 ,111 ren,fi,l as In my own ease,
%Iy wife had been troubled with her
kidneys for a to/11g title and 111,,1 fill
went into a hospital where she was
Ir•etel by Ili• 1111.1111.4 f,r .,n,• 1'
11111 they failed to elo her any good.
Since she returned 114(1e she hots 1
ntenred taking 1).nld's Kidney P111s
mid is )1'riving great benefit from
then, right, along." -
'lili'e's Drink ('err is safe, 4tYeetual
and ran he readily tnki'n. For mile by
.les. 11'i1mo,.
hslilkt leap 1s bettor elan ntxan ssap4
bet la Leat 'low nand In 11ma Sunlight war.
Say $ulilkt leap a.4 aglow iirsatlrla
Dear Mother
Your link ones are • cot:want can is
Fall and Wooer weather. They will
catch Loa Do you know about S(ulok's
Consumption Cute, the Lucy 1'oelc, and
what at has done for so many T It is mud
to be the only gamble remedy for all
ehmaames of the air 'Amit 1$ 111 children.
h u at.olutcly hamlets and pleasant to
take. hill guatantead !azure or your money
is returned. The price is 25c. per honk,
and all dealers a medico.- sell 314
S'HILOH
This Heady should be a ewes hoessiwkl.
candurt'd in exeelll11, style. The
order 4l' service Keay/ilea' by the
lieneral A'ss•mbly was followed. The
diploma (11' the 1a'neral .k t,'i0111y fur
4•epw•:t1111(4 the Shutter 14411eellmlla was
presented l0 1 h following chit -
ellen 1. JI' ' 1111 Illus., Gladys Let y,
Bessie 141,'P1,.. and bimetal) Voting
:Intl au`pws•ititrneh•ut 14111114(4 prest'ut4•41
each of tlh•ti, will' 41. baud', Oxfi 41
Ribl'. 11', Fingl:eulgave 1)14 address
lehirh 'V:ts In11•h appreciated, and
Jliltau 'I yseoloill assisted in the pru-
gbent wit :1 sole. '('he- reports given
by the teacha•s of the various , 111Hs•14
shuw'd the 0111111 Uo IN• ill a verb
slit isftetory sunlit ion. :!dere 141•..
carer one htua •,1 4(,t. s (111 the roll.
'Viva Joh' ton, who has been
for sinew lime t 't•llei'ot organist
and choir -leader 1 the Smiths 11411
church, huts resign. till' position and
Jli.s 141 1144llly 11:11 been Milli dined
Organist. A new le der has not yet
been .'11,se,,,
Jimmies. 11',0, McPhee is laud off
f • w•ot'k ,with ,a sore hand. 1f it
does not at,11 get will the .4N'ial
gnlht'rings ill this neielitso'ho,wl will
all hate to he railed ,,T 4''.r to holt .-anN•1• 11, wit ho,
hilly and ibis 1edit. 1
folio- Ilow i., In lint, 04( inter-
esting eVela1 in the (rear ),1(1(1.'. .1/1/re
ttmall 'I'Ile 1',11111131 ion 1114 the 1'.
1'. It. s14111,11 is finished. 'Talkij1Ig of
14 mune for (lie station, ,1.1' hu►(Ihlr
opinion is that it ought to 1w ,et lel•
(',Ilsane ,.r (:u'I11w•• The hal •r
54,11111 1146 It vl•r)' 11111/11/111'1311. brill
11'0 expert to see the Ir•ark•14yimi,
g.ing 1hr.iu::11 here in a fess. week'..
W. h:1() n 1;''141 rain 444( (4:atu1'-
d,,y, wbit•h 1V:4; IIiiu•h 4(.•1414,1. The
ft 1111.1, will he 4(11.' 1;1 plow now .
%Vhile ill T. .runt() lrr'ntl)' 'Thus.
11 11,n pur0h:seel a bunds , toad
wagon, which maker quite a fine ap-
pear 1, Tont has to keep 1111 with
the tiniest. He gut first prize at the
(4,derieh fair last week with his leans.
Apply-pa,k1154 is Suing 141 1111'1'-
111y. John Levy and Nathan 11)1411.
:ire both it it, in 1h' interests of Hubs,
Elliott, the (14dericln dealer On
lo'',unt of the u•regolarity in 111 by-
law for the granting of a bonus In the
1'. P. It., whirl' was notice=d in a re-
cent Is.,' 4 The Signitl, it linty' be
41.4•es-:ary t, r'-s,hnlit the b)•IaW 1,
the 4(1
I 11:,}44.1, of the I,tv'ttalip.
WIRED
GLASS
WINDOWS
HOLLOW SHEET METAL SASH b FRAME
METALLIC ROOFING C°
TORONTO 6 WIN !PEG
FOR BOTH
One disease of thinness in
children in scrofula; in adults,
consumption. Both th /have poor
bl(iod ; both need, more fat.
These 'diseases thrive on lean-
(leHa. Fat is the best means of
overcoming them; 'cod liver oil
makes the best and healthiest
fat and
SCOTT'S
EMULSION.
is the easiest and most effective
form of cod liver oil. Here's a
natural order of things that
shows why Scott's Emulsion in
of so much value in all cases of
scrofula and consumption. More
fat, more weight, more nourish-
ment, that's why.
Send fur free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists
Toronto, ova.
ilk. mrd $1.00 u n is M All down*.
v Gra4dnl l'o 'The Skin
f$
A woman 1 Wal r
! revel !
c tete
h
silky •rrl,!hncis -the luxurious
warm((, -'4
5taniieid's
"Truro Knit"
Underwear
it is made
of a specially
selected wool - that
is gratef111 to the most
delicate skin. The right weights
for .()Wort. The right size to
ht all figures.
Every s TRURO KNiT s
Rarment is g:laranleed nnahrilk-
aitle.
Ask ' YOUI' Sarre' to ahnw
eoils ' i retro Knit' •, ��
gir
Fall and Winter
Underwear
-A full Stock in this week.
Both in combination and separate garment,
Tight and heavy weights,
British and Canadian makes.
66
s
Headquarters for the Celebrated Stanfield Un -
shrinkable Underwear,
Goods the Pest. - Prices the Lowest.
MCLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Furnishers, Clothiers, Hatters.
North side Court !louse Square, Goderich.
Look at these Leaders:
Pandora Ranges,
Famous Base Burners,
International Stock Food,
Page Wire Fence,
IParoid Roofing,
E., P. Paulin
Hardware, Stoves,
Plumbing, etc.
'Phones
Store 57. House 177.
Don't Forget This !
V
A BiG
•
Slaughterof ashes
Commencing Monday,' Sept. 2
(you TWO 14VEEKs 0Nl,1'.)
The E (4TO('K CONM►ti'1'M OI'
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, China,
• Glassware and Common Stoneware.
All these goods will he sold away below cost, as I need
space for other goods. All goods at bargain prices must
, he Spot Cash. Produce taken same as cash.
('all and see them.
P. T. DEAN, --- The
Grocer
l'llpN F: 1 10
The Square - (ODERIC1-I
PNUN • D
56
'PHONE
6
. MILLAR CO
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Fall Dress Materials
All that is new in Dress Materials is to be found at
our store. All the new weaves and new shades, and many
of the better lines being confined to ns makes it impossible
for then: to become common.
Among the moderately -priced materials we would give
special mention to our large range of
' .. SCOTCH CLAN TARTANS , ,
uonl;st which the most popular plaids are to be found,
50c and 75c a yard.
A large range of smart dressy Tweeds in all the Lowest effects at W. a yard.
Hotter 71'
litaew in Tweel14 4(t 7 , $1.1411, Ill 1.25 and $1.311 a yard.
hlallhli H
A1/l'LI)TH and VENETIANS in almost all colors, 714•, 111.1(1,
*1.11 avid *2.(11 it yard.
Ladies' and Children's Flannelette Wear.
Ihr• stork ,f Fladu,elette \Veal) 444 very complete for 1141(14444' and :(111i1-
1111 11 s 1Ve 4.r, We herewith mention only a few ..f the lending pine) :
LADIES' NIGHTDRESSES Ladies'Flannelette Nightdresses
mode of n Bowl misfit if stripedin white, pink, 171,1,• 1111(1 gray, hen-
Hnnm•letle. with frill 11( neck ;ani 1tit.hell at neck 01111 sleeves. This
'.I9%,•, extrlt large 14izr, Q� is 4.o nno.L r14nu� Karn,rnt x4(41
MINY 11h, each... WC should 141114'*' A hug welder, 75c
4pH4•i111
i CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES
in pink only, made 4extra (reality and to Q(>,C
m( �V��JJ
seilall ages, from
8. & C. CORSETS, the most comfort alik enc et on the mnrket: all the latest
model's are in stock in all 41x,•14.
A Special Line of Ladies' 1' lannelette Wrappers, l one Dollar,
Ladies' Flanbelette Drawers, ilrwhite, pink and grey, at soc, sloe, jsc.
Penin's Gloves Perrin's Globes
"197" Millar's Scotch Store PH(5)e"