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00 0111111061 TOWNISM1P.
Weaver, Oct. eth.
Mrs eardoa. Meadeoha. Ie vidtin``
ben mother. Mrs. llavideon, Bay11eIJ
road.
Mn• R. Bell frosts visiting relatives
ion n Windsor
and Dett'olL
Mrs. R. Devklwn, of Dungannon, le
vieitisg her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Jo& Mellluakey,
Mies Peart Pratt returned on Sat-
urday w Petrokw. scoowpenied byl
her cousin, Mime Mantle
will speed a fortnight here.
c who
Miss etoodfelbw. of Ujjadit, India,
delivered • very appealing and iw-
pyeerive addhese In the Union Ptrshy-
iieerriiaw• ohureh last Sunday afternoon,
g, Jordan has rented the Willie
Currie farm. on the dth cooncesutiun,
two bb mw -In-law, W. J. Currie, for
a term of seven ye•+s, and takes pos-
session next spring. His son-indaw
will go weetr
DIAYONn WltoDIMO.--A happy and
an unusual event took place ou Fri-
day, September 9Ith. at. the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George O•ntektn, of the
7th concession. where a large owufer
of relatives assembled to help the
woHhy tenpin esislatatw the sixtieth
anniversary of their wedding day.
Mr. and Mre. Cant.elon are ioth
naives of Tipperary, Ireland. Mut
tams to Ontario when quite young,
and their wedding took place in To-
ronto township. Nine years burr
they removed to Goderich township
and to the lot when. they have ever
since resided. Here by Industry and
perseverance they toade for thew.
selves and their family a comfortable
Looe, end they are now in dude de-
clining years enjoying • wen -earned
ease. Mr. (!ante[oo la in bis eighty-
seventh year. while Mrs. Caantelon is
tuuneorr. They are both in excellent
health for persona of their advanced
elle. Six of their seven children were
borne for the baps noc••ion : Mrs.
Beatty Webster, Acid; Mrs. (Rev.)
Die. Vale, Mkb.; William, Linda,
ec r e and Adam. Mrs. Edwards, of
@
tiffiT e, Men., wen unable to be pres-
ent. Among the guests were : Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mellwain and Mrs.
William Watson, Nile; Beatty Web.
stn. Arbfleld : Mr. and Mrs. Peter
C•nt,Iu') and their daughter Gladys,
David and Harry (`anteloo. Mr. and
D. It look, Mr. and Mrs. John Mul-
holland. Mrs, George Cantelon and
Miss A. O.ek. C latOst t Mr. and Mt..
0. R. Hanley. London Road ; Jobn
McCartney, Muses Minnie and Tillie
McCartney, Mrs. Fletcher McCartney.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Nwano, Mr. and
Mss. Wenn Cooper, Mr. and Mi,.
Admit C•nntelon. Mr, and Mr. Peter
Cele. sere. Rmmereon. sr.. Fred Em-
mental. A. McCartney.Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Currie, Mr. and ee. Maes Ster-
ling, of the Lowaehip: Mies Sophia
Adie and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Imi-
tation, (rder•Ich ; Harvie Hudie, Mc -
Mop. It le worthy of rote that Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Cantelon, of (lode -
Web, who were present, are fifty-six
years married and are bath hale and
LUCKNOW.
Tt• wain* Y. I kat . lith.
T. Watson baa moved into his new
lecher abate which will he one of the
sw•llest trattoria! parking in this part
of the «winttrsyy when Trent gets the
Mtinp completed.
Se.Ttel.t. ('nANOINtu HAMmt. -
James Bryan. who for twenty-eight
yrat has conducted The Sentinel,
M
Ag .old the Mw tsinrto W. J. Mr-
Otegor, of 715ame isird. formerly of
Loc tow and Ripley. The new pro-
r rp,ston takes charge, of the paper on
November let. We have not learned
what Mr. Bryan intends doing.
KINWMNMAM INJUttsn. - on Thee -
day of bast week Peter McIntneh. of the
4th concession of Kinloss, was found
tying in a field, unconscious. He re -
stained in this state until Friday
Morning. when he tallied somewhat.
Rumination revealed an injury at
the side of the ann. and it is supported
that he may have fallen. perhaps
ham • wagon. and struck his head on
• strop. He was evidently wnffeving
hem eons wits of use blain and an
operation was decided on, and this
use tarried out yesterday by i)rs.
Clanton. Blake and Spence. and was
gelte sntrrsatul. The patient is now
fist Ing along nicely.
Tis FAL.. Snow.--Tbr annual ex-
kMition of the Kinking Breneh Agri
(*Iturallleiety waw held here Timi-
d*? sal Wednesday of last week and
wall areompani.d with gratifying sue -
Meek The exhibits were gland and the
Mteahnee was large. An attract'
that esu not em the pirogrant of any
of the big city shows wee seen herr -
• ran of Hata bitched to a natty
H
u7epneumatic-tired rigs Thin
un-
itise turnout waw shown by D. Heel -
ley and war a great attractutn for the
uling folks. The Ilst of pried award..
bl1ahed elsewhere in The !Signal
Ilia week. On Wednesday evening
the fair concert wee given in the
Opera House, which was crowded to
the door,. The program waw given by
Jame, Andersson, tenor. of Iffalo:
Donald C. MeGreger, baritone, of To-
roth ; Alfred R. --Harding. humorous
entertainer, of Toronto, and McMor-
lea's orchestra. Mrs. Neor1'ggtee Smith
MIA ss areompanist. The per-
formers were all well received and the
menet was, one of the deet ever given
her.
WESTFIELD.
FRIDAY. Oct. nth.
ANt1YRRSARY HiRVICICs. - Ver y
s iecees1ul ylolv.nnt y servlre were
held in the Methodist church on Hun -
day rant.. Three 'retiree were held. at
wh1Ch Rev. W. A. Smith, of Anhflelel,
preached, giving rlugnent sermon..
us Metday night an enterteinn.ent
***given In the chureb, at which an
excellent protean' was rendered.
Role were given by Norman Murch.
M Hlytie and Mies inure Homiith. of
winn/tghem • reeding* by Rev. J. L.
Stdltll, of Auhiwa 11NIae Ansi. Joy*.
elf Lnekanw, and Mite Lunt ilry ,
M (Aoderirh ; selections by the choli
t1at1
the W e+tAeld galartet t., and nal -
'me•'s by Rev, O. W. Rivera, of Bel -
we. Rev. T. Walker Malenim.
k'•lle. The s on Sunday
rad Moodap totalled Bialk211.
ASHFIRLp.
iawY. Oct. IRb.
Meeh_ - sytupathy. in telt. with Mr. and
Mrs. Melina' H.ogau, of the 12th 'con -
erasion. who list our of their twin
children yesterday by death. at eight
soothe of *gr. 'Vhl's hi the third
death in the family this year.
LUCHALSH.
\VKDsrarneY, ()et. 11th.
W. H. Uadou and family have left
for Rainy River district.
Rev. A. Miller hot purchased Don-
ald 4i *du l's flue bay driver.
Dota.W J. MecUbariss bas taken a
position with A. H. Flniaysou for the
whiter.
Mr. wed Mee Sol. Maclntyre and
daughter have IcUn'nwl Ryna visiting
friends in Kincardine.
Mina Maggie Armstrong has re-
turned to Milwaukee and alis Jean
has gone to Owen Sound.
With October has come wet and
Mtlrmay weather. Tolay a soft :fleece
of snow mottles Held and forest.
KINTAIL.
TugsuAY, Oct. 11th.
J. T. Griffin is sinking an artesian
well.
Con. Keefe is at present under the
doctor's care.
Mrs. A. A. Boyd ham left for Duluth
to juin her husband there.
Quite s.uuwber from here took in
the fair at Dungannon on Ftiday.
Miss Tena (h it, of Owen Sound,
v'isit•tl h1•r hider, Mrs. R. A. Carrick.
Rev. K. McDonald, of Kincardine, is
visiting friends herr and in Dungan-
non.
Mise t.illan Mrlxan, of Sheppard -
ton. spent a Thaw days at her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. M. .1. Dalton visited
the fonurr ei aunt, lire. T. Styles, on
Wednesday of lad week.
EAST WAWANOSH,
alio-way, Oct. Nth.
K'xnuINr. An interesting event
took place at noon on Wednesday.
September 28th, at the residence of
Mrs. Orrgor McGowan, East \\'awa-
nreth, when her youngest daughter,
Maria B.. was uuiteel in marriage to
Win. T. Jenkins. i.nly son of Giles
Jenkins. of the same township. The
ceremony mss performed by Rev. Dr.
Mclean in the IIarmetic.• of over fifty
invited guests, who. after congratula-
tion.. repaired to the dining mom,
which was tastily decorated with
white asters anti evergreens. and
where lunch s is /served. The bride
was hererniingty attired in cream
crepe de ehenr, with trimmings of
braid, chiffon and riblets, and carried
a bouquet of cream roses and lilies of
the valley. The bridesmaid, Mist'
Fraser of Edmonton. niers of the
bride. was dres..d in cream Japanese
silk. E. Wilford, Blyth, acted as
groomsman, while Miss Marjorie lied -
ley, of inmdon. was is very pleturewlue
little nowergirl. Miss Shipley, of hal-
kirk, niece of the bride. played the
wedding march. Guests were prees-
ent from Kwhnont es, Toronto. London,
Gs.detich, l`linton and Brussels. The
wedding paity strove to Blyth, where
the young couple balk the 4 o'clock
train for a 1 unman trip amid
showers of rite. and gold wishes.
They will remidr in East Wawanosh
on their return.
Many Children Sick.
net their lest wets catch cold or
"aMP5Land Ore aletbere ea aMfats
with t0. Hest. 'hirer or Snarls
oke IltUe one's sheet with Nor-
• .I11 le the threat and giro ten
water at bed -time. Next
Ml ell i. well. Pro geld. ate tilde
M51e haoeetl. if Polaris's Norvllloe
them at
11111110%as1Sresell It iots geen lerggr Me.
CARLOW.
Tt' Ksn.t Y. Oct. 9th.
Frank Melhmrgh, jr., bas gon • to
Toronto to pursue his studies is. the
L nive•sit y.
Mita GoMlfrlluw, ret nrned Itlia'sion•
try from Japan. gave an Itddreea in
the church oil Tire -slay afternoon.
The fanner. in this section are busy
raising the sugar fleets atnd expect to
ship them to Berlin next week. This
time next year we hole to have at t;.
P. R. station at Carlow, which will be
a great es.nveniell a 10 shipper.
The 1'. P. R. steam shovel is alewt
through to Auburn, This week will
seethe grading the shovel has leen
doing completed trots Godrt•ich to
Auburn. 'rhe 'aliening of this part
of the road. w5• understand, im to he
prx•swled with right away.
On Thanksgiving Day them will i..
Rewire in the chilled at 2:HI) o'clock.
A congregational meeting will he held
immediately after the 'service to re-
ceive reports from .1. A. Fowler, ('.
E.. on the durability of the church,
the probable cost of heating and the
pmllwhle coed of a school room Meal
feet at the rear of the church.
('APT. MITIHtcl.t. DiuiWNgi. The
news of the drowning of l'upt. James
Mitchell hast Settirday Ott -moon www
teeeived here the following day and
threw the whole neighborhood into
glourl. ('apt. Mitchell had leen a
resident of sur community for the
peat twenty-five }ears and waw uni-
versally tees acted. He was a hard-
working indu.tr•ioua man and every
sympathy from the entire neighbor -
Went Is extended to the sorrowing
ones in their 'sudden and irreparable
lone. Capt. Mitchell was sailing the
'schooner Julia Iwreon, owned by Col.
Young and 11. W. Thomson. of Gode-
rieh, and left. Stukrs Bay with a cargo
of 'under. lath and shingles, bound
for Kincardine. in Saturday after•
sexes r tam n1 he went, aloft to assist in
reefing wane nail, when the vessel
took a midden lurch and he lost his
hose and fell into the water. There
were two nt.her men on the l,oat who
hale every effortto rescue him but
without at nil. 7'he vessel arrived at
Southampton hw•hlr on Saturday,
the pla•r of the accident being about
ten miles north of that place.
Captain Mitchell wan a native of Scot-
land and rame to this rnontry In his
youth. settling in Fergus, where a
'sister survives. Besides his widow
(formerly Min's Hamilton), he leave'
a family of three girls and two boy.
11e was a Preahyterien in religion and
and
1
ler o f the Workmen waw a mem /
Orangemen. having !Moot inauranee
in the former .society and $1,1011 in the
latter.
1100 Howard, StOO.
TM rasder' ret this wiper w111 he ploased to
kora that there Is at ksa4One dreaded diae,aaa
that rimsst has helm able to rare In all it.
Magee. and that M (•stent. Hall'. Catarrh
esrr 1' (rk(,re oely podllve Rare new kaewn to
the medlesl frsternit.y. catarrh. bring a con
,Utetfnaaal dowse rerelatergatea ormstltotltmal
!Mamma. Hall'. 1'atsera cure M taken inter
molly. stein directly span the blood and
mtr+oaaa slimier at Ow em. thereby do
.rnewyl
nif the fss,aeatlose.the ti gess, ami
Se ilea paalrwt.anaanatk Mlldl as ap tk.r
etli and onal■flue ta wn to def,e Ms
week, proprietor, have ea mash fMt¢ In
ascii r ea pewees that klelY *Of Ona „an
•
deede t r+hvr an(1rasaaltlrt It tans b este.
wVt.ae
P. 1' co., co., Tarda 0.
E iersessairafte.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
As next Thursday will be
Thanksgiving Day and • public
holiday, The Signal will he printed
on Wednesday, and we would ask
our correspondents to semi in their
news -letters as early as possible in
the week --not later than Tuesday
- so that we may get them in type.
Attention to this request will be
esteemed as a favor.
wramammentransrat
LEEBURN.
TL't:.o.tY, Oct. Uth.
Quite a number fr bele were at
the Dungannon fair friday of hist
week.
Thieshinga are going sal in our burg
this work.
COLBORNE.
\VEUNttsUAY, Oct. I5kt1.
\Vin. Youngblood has been on the
sick list.
Mr. and Mie+. Hill, jr., have been
visiting friends at Listowel.
Thr heavy snowfall on Tuesday
night has dune h duulage to the
apple trees.
Mr. Mugford has moved to (lode -
rich. His nrighlews were sorry to are
hint leave; however, they wish hiut
success in hi: new home.
\Ir. Brown, son -ie -Maw of Mr. Good.
has procured a pxxaitiom at Gaxlerieh
consequently he and hi. family- hue
Isencrtorlh to reside at that town.
Mr. Mew has moved into A. Fisher's
house at the curter of the Maitland
road. Mr. Hill, jr., i. Kiting to occupy
the house in which Mr. Mew resided.
John Schwartz and wife mourn the
loss by death of their little infant
daughter, Lilian. But they are cold -
forted by the thieight that the little
one is with the laird. .
Rev. J . S. 1) and his sister have
returned groin their parental home,
where they attended the fiftieth Jin ni-
vrrmary festival of the cungnehat .
They report having had an excellent
tint..
ST. HELENS.
Me,N,1Y, Ort. Nth.
Miss Marcie Miller. of Toronto, is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Miller.
Gordon McDonald was 4 from
Jamestown for {t few days last week.
John Patterson, Lew \\'ratherheal
and olbrir took in the Dungannon
fair past Friday.
f
Plias Al. E. Salkeld, of (&tderieh,
slant Saturday anti Sunday at her
sister's. airs. GuishOis.
ally. McAllister, of Pisalinch, and
her daughter. airs. Hollinger, etre
visiting friends in the vicinity.
Mr. and air,, Geo. Asquith, .of
Minnesota. are visiting at the for•nher's
father's. It. 1s twenty-two years since
air. Asquith waw herr before.
Mir. Hocken and soon Edgar• left on
Monday ul ,sting fur thrix 1 in
Mak Lake 'City. atter it visit of flair
months with the (ornler'a father. Gee..
Asquith.
Anniv.•twtry s•rvisrs will be held in
the Presbyterian church on October
21st. Iter. Mr. Wishart, of Iirnasels,
will ronduet the services bxdh •n
Sag ilia! evening.
John \Webster. and silt have re-
turned from England. Mr. \Wrlstsr
has brought some trice specimens of
heather, which he is distributing
anteing his friend.
BENMILLER.
MsNUAY, Oct.14t1.
Ilerthatn Maedel is spending a few
days in Golrrich.
Mrs. W. M. Mohring, who has been
sick, is able to be around again.
A few fr herr took in the Dun-
gannon fair last week. and report it
,plrudid.
Miss Maggie \'anstoue, of (l dericb,
is spending it few days with relatives
and frrnda.
Much sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. John SChwanz in the lois of
their little ten -months -old girl.
Mrs. Ed. Walters and sun Harold.
are visiting Mrs. Waltersi pxuents,
Mr. anti Mrs. Henry Fisher, at ('lin-
ton.
Thr fanners s in (bit vicinity lite busy
picking and packing .apples, which
!Weill to be a fairly goat crop this
year.
Mrs. Jerrie (:hdhill, who has been ill
for some little time. is. the are shut to
sty. slowly improving. We wish her
a speedy recovery.
Epworth ie•agne service will be held
next Thorvda • evening. Uo•tilet• let h.
at N o'clock. '111e topic, "Christ's Life:
The l'omtuandnlrnts He Left Us : Vur
Obedience," will les token by Miss blob -
ring.
A. E. Arlin, an old resident of Col-
borne, hut lately of the West, Was; le
newing old argnaintanres. Ile is a
brother of Misses. Annie and Susie
Allis. of (isaleriell. We are pleased to
see hila lagain looking so well.
Travellers Sandwiches.
Nothing halt so Gutty and good as
('lark's Lunch Tongue spread he-
tween two pieces of buttered bread.
A Tug of War.
The above is the title of one of the
must pleasing pirtm•ea we have ever
!earn. 1t is a Ieautifsll gravure. 22x29
inches. by the celebrated at•tist• Furth
Morgan, and base been seleeted hy' the
publishers o' The Family Herald and
Weekly Star of Montreal as their
pen iosn for auharri(ers this season.
The pieturs {a vaatlr usIwrior to any-
thing ever offered by that weekly.
and that is saying a god demi. The
Family Hrraid•s anhs•ription list is in-
creasing rapidly. and no wonder,
n
when one e ronaiders the immense.
tale the autrerrdwr deceives' for one
dollar. That The Family Herald in
going In have another big -year goes
without saying. and it is a qiwstion if
their big modern plant will he able to
sus °Hate the rush of new soh.
acriterw they ate store to have. Any
of our restfen who want. a big dol-
lar's
lar's worth ahnnld not overlook The
FamilyHerald and \Veekly Star this
fall. very yearly athseriber receive')
the picture, •'A Tug of War."
Miller's Grip Pnwdets cure. For
sale by Ju. Wilson.
The Signal sod The Toronto Weekly
Globe $o new sntuserih.,e for the bal-
ance of the year for !t costa. it la a
ergs
DUNLOP.
Tv :so.t V, Oct. 94 h.
R. H. MCDJmikl tele returned to De-
troit.
Aline boat of the Exchange has por-
ch/used a supply of Coal for the winter,
town. --'\V. 11.
now Golei•ich, vi.ateet our
Our
Jewell,
burg Iasi
Miss Nellie
who has Igen up
relatives in A.hlrld.
in, aliss Nellie Voting,
week.
former
of
week.
'Hallic,os, of
holidays
her
London
seeing
1' ll:it&Yl 1•t11a•
Loyal 1;tat
1551
at
ST. AUUUSTINE.
Oct. 15th.
We are having extremely had
weal her now.
NY*. are ,leased t., .at that Joseph
Flynn 1. able to wurL again.
Mrs. ('has. 'I;tylur. of llinnrsutn, is
reu.•tving old a gnaiut;slices at present.
1'. Kearney hits Isom oil Ibe .irk
list for a few days past with a had
cold.
Nearly everylaxly in this vicinity
took in the Danganiuu fait and all re-
port it goat! tittle.
Miss Betsy McAllister, of Golrtich,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
h • of her parents.
A• het• of th,• farinees have
started w take up their in Mgr's,
They report :a good crop.
Fowl bourn are out sal the round.
again. They are offering hared •
priers far choice poultry.
N'rarr sorry to form that a1r
Wallace, who hits Teen very .irk fur
s (Wilt. is nut iulpryt 5 sg •h.
ISA3IFIELD.
1Vene so 5 5', Oct. bllh.
5,1111. Sturgeon returned from the
West Ink Saturday night,
Thr
evaporator ator shut down on %Vrd-
neaday for it few days. No apples
wets the valises.
Trinity church will holt its an-
nual thanksgiving service, on l►c-
totM•r'2lst at 11 o'clock.
Kenneth Mrs,rehs 5 .. of Laindon,
paid a flying visit to his parental
home last ws•ek and while herr took a
day'. shooting.
Rev. Jul 11 S1rNr11 has arrived Il
fr a sample of the' holiaday-s in
tuna Milli lid. Hr lucky refreshed
after hi test. He i, a hard-wurLisig
now a1 11 devotes a (gent deal of time
and energy to his church work.
John Pollock mel with a loss on
Thursday of last week. Some buys
left the gate of the Liddy proFFtarty
;Iwo and his row ggiit inside and fell
through the,, old platform of the well
and w11.. dead bettor, .hr could be
taken out.
During the stetrul 5 Monday night
the luau of Charles alr41tegnr. neat'
here, was struck by lightning. The
spark caught lira and ..sin his entire
buildings were in tane.. His hiss
will be heavy, as the liths wi'h all its
contents was burn',!, including the
season's crop. The insurance war
only 7)1,55(1, in the Hay Mutual.
DUNGANNON.
N'uYrII'E. '1'111: LOCAL AGENCY
in 1lungaanma for The Signal 5e afthe 1'a.t
odlca• 14,uk and 5cwtinnery Store, and M1 i,.
McLean will meet,, oder• for eu b.•rlpt ion.,
advert1.111g and fob work, tad 1. amt hnniasl to
ai,o receipt. fur awunnt• paid tor the .1111e.
s A. N EW'1'ON, DENTIST. LUCK -
111. Ntlw. At homer, cry day swept Thar.
day.. New remeelyfura•IntractingteethfSouuul
-
fornu.lintter th:m ,t, 1 .awn and bridge work,
etc tl s s ural ;Ante. nano -breakable.
N. H. -You can alwny• have your work much
bear,f done in the dental nines- re time.
better Iarlllt le. far doing t he work. more COM.
hatable for the patient.
tilIlE STERLING HANK OF CAN -
1 ADA.
HEAD Itsrnl:. Tome. rid.
Advances made to !amen. at lowes.t nate..
Salt notes cashad or collected on favorable
term, Dollar de5al.ife and samants osvIv.t
and intere.t laid or rumpoundod four time. a
veer.
um, hour. 511 a.m. to :1 pan. ; Sat ar-
dar•t In a.m. to 1 Wren. And ; p.m. tow4 .111.
R. K. MANNI`I,
Manager Dungannon Branch.
11
E. AUGOS'I'INE - Ut'NGAN
NON 'hopping 11111. Dealer In (torr mud
fed. Three Star sod !•I,r Star Maur. haul.
aware and vsuss. trema.. I hopping prurnptl)•
III tended to.
J. Walkout and Allen spent Huntley
in Golerich.
Miss Daniels is visiting friends in
Golerirh this wee•L.
Miss Iso Nivi•ns was a visitor to
Gialerich on Sunday.
Mrh..Man g and Harold have re-
turned boob from Clinton.
Miss Laura Hrydges, of (iolerish, is
u visitor at Thus. Pent boas.
13..1. Crawford was a visitor tit Tor
onto ou Sat utehty and Sunday.
Eddie Durnip, .son of T. E. Dst•nin,
has gone to attend the 1'nitersity at
/
T
' 1 AI
amt .
Alis! Ande.n, of Dietetic/1. iv the
guest of her friend. 51 ies ('ora Roberts,
for it few days.
Miss Edith Augustine,•of Gsdet•ich,
is spending is few days at the !untie of
Alex. Pentland.
airs `and Mus. Lott, of Winghaui,
were the guests of Mise Sturdy for a
few days host week.
Chas. Robinson, of Kalamazoo,
Mich.. is visiting his b•otliet, and
father of this plines%
Miss Mary McChie and Sister, of
Ooderieh, were renewing acquain•
tancea here on fair day.
Ben+on ('ase. Ross Rutherford ani
Jack Roberts vele hotue from the
Collegiate for the fair fart Friday,
Miss Bowman, of Hrseets, and Miss
Carrie Milligan visited at the hone of
Miss Milligan's father over Snntlay.
We had quite a fall of anew this
morning. but it is rather early for
winter and it has all disappeared
again.
Mita ()retie Planning's, of (iolerieh,
ani Miss Olive Goldthorpe, of Self -
fold, were visiting Mies Pearl HAed-
ford over Sunday.
flume Stet ETV MEtrrttu. The
Bible M iei.t.y mt•eting was held in the
r rpt a r o, 'e•
M th lit church n Wednesday lrsolnv even
big by Rev. W. E. Hansard, B. A., H.
1)., Held eestetary. who gave a tory
inteetesting illnstratrd lecture.
Tit evKIM !VIM; IMV Mrprgh. A
hot !nipper is G/ les held in the Agrirul-
lot•nl Hall on the evening of Thank*.
giving Day, tinder the auapieea of the
Episcopal church. Supper will be
served downstairs. A fine program
is being prepared. - _--
I
Geed Het, of Oveliflnp.
1f posing duck, are given proper teed
toad not allowed ton much range there
11 very seldom any sickness In the
Sock. Always endeavor to Had est the
mime of any trouble and remove 11.
Afedletas will he of an ayell sates* tis
tame et the dtsssss r *tet let ltd (lt.
it iso);'
Your Doctor
Can cure your Cough or ('old,
no qut .tiom about that, but
why go to all the trouble and
inconvenience of looking him up,
and then of having his prescript ion
filled, when you can step into any
drug store in Canada and obtain
a bottle of SHII,OH'S CURE
for a quarter.
Why pay two to five dollars
when a twenty-five cent
bottle of SHILOH will cure you
as quickly'!
Why not do as hundreds of
thousands of Canadians have
done fur tl)e past thirty-four
years : let SHILOH be your doc-
tor whenevera Cough or Cold
appears.
SHILOH will etre you, and all
druggists back up this statement
with a positive guarantee.
The next time you have a
Cough or Cold cure it with
SHILOH
1 Dairy Wisdom
a
if the pastures begin to get abort
keep the tows in the stable away trues
the diem and hot sum and give thew
plenty of cut greet) feed, says the
Farm Journal. This should have been
pro% Wed for. 'Tru Girth out iu good
creno pastures at night.
1r allowed to tihriuk In utak ut the
first shortage In pasture no amount of
after feeding will bring cows up to
their former profitable production until
they come fresh ugalu.
To wake a profit In the dairy there
must be au evru flow of milk during
the whole Of the milking period.
The nett must be uniform. Good
manageweut eau easily wake this pus -
Frequent .cbauees of pasture and
plenty of aolltu;; erupt are within the
easy reach of every intelligent dairy-
man.
A fresh bite will stimulate the appe-
tite. The wore a cow eats with relish
the uwrae She will produce.
Some dairytueu try to see bow little
they eau keep their rows alive on. No
wonder that they are always. In "hard
tuck."
lluu't allow the tiles to eat up the
calves'. Remember that their akin is
thin and delicate and that tiles raw sap
more blood than the calves cat make.
Give the calves a drink of pure,
clean water every dry, nu matter if
they urs getting milk.
Always have a chunk of ruck salt In
every posture, also In the cow yard. .
Did you know that it dues make a
difference whetter or not a cow stnudn
It her own stall at milking time? Just
look lulu this a little. You will see that
nut nue cow out of a duzeu will act or
feel at home In a stall where she Is not
in the habit of going. 'Till.' moon that
her sled will be ou something cls•.
It may be she is having a tussle over
the partition with another row. Any-
way, her milk will whom a lark In
quantity uWi aural• in quality
fArreseade t al.5net.
A cabinet for the keepimr; of house-
hold hooks. accounts, etc., tl in irut5. a
boon to all w'ho lure a tidy nod swell
appolnttd house. 1t Is of simple con
struction-an old box serves the pur
pose admirably. A Ault should be In.
/wiled ns Rbott•n, nod a hiu:rd doss
Wight be affixed. .5,1 the top• Which I.
Poiutetl, a hole should hr Isomil for the
n•rrptiou of n attow; nail wherewith to
hang tip the ealdt,•t.
A Timely Hist.
One honsekrs•per hets won n nun.
for herself by c:ru11iug pineapple :rend
Sweet apples to,:ititer. The pineapples
were cannel early in the se:iS Is noel
added to a very rich sirup with halves
or gsisrtens of sweet apples eookeel
tender. They are a great improvement
over aWnces and sweet apples.
Ce CoId anO flnoter
The season's first cold
may be slight -may yield
to early treatment, but the
next cold will hang on
longer ; it will be more
troublesome, too. U n -
necessary to take chances
on that second one. Scott's
Emulsion is a preventive
as well as a cure. Take
Scan's EJIIULSIOI
When colds abound ,and
you'll have no cold. Take it
when the cold is contracted
and it checks inflamma-
tion, heals the membranes
of the throat and lungs
and drives the cold out.
Send for free sa ntple.
SCOTT • NINE. Omahas
Tomlin Ort
IIA GIM Ma - • . Y areMMs
rift ha AY, Oc'o:rer 11th, 110d
Fall and Winter
Underwear
A full Stock in this week.
Both in combination and separate trarments,
't light and heavy weights,
British and Canadian stakes.
Headquarters for the Celebrated Stanfield Un -
shrinkable Underwear.
U.0 Is the Best. Prices the Lowest.
MCLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Furnishers, Clothiers, Hatters.
North side Omit !louse Square, (roderich.
•
Look at these Leaders:
Pandora Ranges,
Famous Base Burners,
International Stock Food,
Page Wire Fence,
i
IParoid Roofing,
E. P. Paulin
Store 57.
FINE TAILORING.
Hardware, Stoves,
Plumbing, etc.
'Phones
45
House 177.
1 EVERYTHING IN MEN'S
FALL WEAR.
REG. BLACK
Plastic Form Parlors
A nice line sit Men's silk -lined
Mocha Gloves just arrived.
fall and sae our assortment.
1f you Are in nerd of a
NEW FALL SUiT
Call and see OM and we will
try to pleas. you.
Everything in Men's Smart Wear.
`° °` D. MILLAR CO. -•_„°
Fall Dress Materials
All that is new in Dress Materials is to be found at
tau' store. All the new weaves and new similes, and many
of the better lines being confined to its makes it impossible
for them to become common.
Among the moderately -priced materials we would give
special mention to our Targe range of
... SCOTCH CLAN TARTANS .. .
Amongst which the most popular plaids are to be found.
50e and 75c a yard.
A large range of sitmrt dressy Tweed. in all the newest effects at INC. a yard.
Holter line. in Tweeds alt T:e, $1.151, $1.9's mod *l..111 a yard.
Lubes HItOAI)('LOTH auxl VENETI ANS in al I mil curs., Tile, $1.551,
111.ldr and $1?.,551 n yard.
Ladies' and Children's Flannelette Wear.
(hu .tock rel" 1•'liuno• •GIs• )'sane i5 very r plate for lotdieri and 'Chil-
dmn's ' \\'5 nr. We Ifer•w•it h merit ion only a few of t he bawling lines!:
LADIES' NIGHTDRESSES Ladies' Flannelette Nightdresses
eaten
hens -
mode of n weal l,nalilr of striped
in white, pink, blueandgray,hens-
flanneb•t1e, with frill at neck ,tad stilrhiml at neck and sleeves. Thin
is a mist roomy anent and
sleeve, extra large size, u movement
'special, each 60c sMmld ptynve a Mg rreller,
CHILDREN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHTDRESSES
in pink only, male of extra quality and to 60c 'mita!' ;wee, Ingee, freed rill
B. & C. CORSETS, the mod. comfort -aid.. (-tweet on the market; all the latest
models are in Mork in all sixes.
A Special Lino of Ladies' Flannelette Wrnppertf, One Dollar.
Ladies' Fbauotietts Drawers, in white, pink and grey, at sec, dee, ysc.
Perrin's Gloves Afrrin's Gldbes
PHONE Millar's Scotch Store PHr