The Signal, 1907-4-4, Page 31
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH' ONr!,%RIO
Xews f District
moved W Ilrucefirld. Mrs. Wolle'r
ptydwersaJ Iwo it, ltitlii, rich
are
I Pott Ehtflt. oil Munday, March:!Mb. I
who %vasa rbt�r of Iluu-
o 'l'
had rluwt wotiuued W live in
bad
can Manx,
can McEwen, of Clinton, odd a laugh
wet season. T1rey found no bers"t
from liming the potatoes or treatment
RruceflrM. There daughters uuourn
ter of the late John McEwen, (pile lot
- - --
the loss ut a kind parent.
the pioneers (of Stauley, had reaelv'd ,
Mr. and Mrv. J. Paryuns, of near Kip- Alta., whero they will tvside in the
A 'inlet wedding was eelebt•atsd +►t
the home of Mrv. Alhert Sunder,,;.
the Pmnlurist's three wxtreyears and
tell. For sortie tiule after their
u Mft tart week for their new house future,
in t> alchesram.
jVitighant, esti Wedneat the %7th
,tn,u-
riage Me-. and Mrs. McFarlane -irsided
Ales. $. Criiglston, of Hlanshard,
The Huwi(* A►�iattltural Soolety has beam tl�pwluttxi lioonee isrpecwr
tilt., when Mrs. Kandeiam's, vistrr,,
Mi. Maude Watcher, forusrly of
nn the (arra 'low occupied Iq the
I L
IUraham fires.., but mold that farts and
will bold a s ring rtxlliwt alum ort for Stouth Perth to succeed the late
'L3td.
\vinghaun, because the bride of Abets-
Moved W Oreonock, Bruce county,
Tuesday. April Will. White.
linin Johnston, of Hamilton. fie v.
w'her'e they continued W reside until
Ronald M. Sinclair, of Bnsaaals, has Dr•. Kirkby of lielgrave, who %vets
W. W Howson oAteirted at the cere
this death of Mr. McFarlane twit years
taken a position in the \ValkerWn suffering hunt Mood-}Ouircnling. fa
wouv,
agu, when Any. McFarlane wovwl to
xpt If able to attend W his pr(pfes- 1
bra" of the Bank of (laolnerce. atonal dntlem.
, lhi 'fuerdny, tltr, Stith tilt., Mty. C.
PtNt FIgin. Ilovens-d, who was It
woloan of sterling i, sur-
MI. and Miss. ltol►t. Uiark; of Mot- I (1n Monday, Manch 2kh, Mr. and
l.fudenfeld, sr., depaitod this lila at
the hour of ber sun (9larler in Exe•
qualities,
vivtm[ by eight ehlldre•n. The initi-
I is. • left Ia►t week for Clarwholus, I Aire. Thom. Cottle, sr., of Clinton, cele-
let.. The deceased• who ryas seventy
lusut took I Lee at ULuuunis.
beated the sixtieth aunivenyary of I
their wedding.
carr of age, leaver lhttist suns atnd
Death of Mrs. Ddbrtdge, Exeter.
daughter of Holoert l;arr, of Etb.-1.
four d+lughterto to mourn her. The iu-
Death of Paul Shafer, Seaforth.'
• Al r. and firs. J.serplr Uiblsma, of
l.awknow,
trrnient tuck plus iu the H. C. tslrI
' There paltlrd pwncefnlh sexy tit Pel'
Mane in Exett-r, ti:rtusday, March
left Iasi week for liathwell,
fee-)-, where Fier late husband lies
uo
Mau., where they will woke their
buriwl
Zinl, EIfzalwth Andrew, wife of tiicll-
home in future.
Au enlernted resident of Crediton
,ud Ih•Ibridlte. and dno&ev of I he
°'" nam" 01L111era David McUutcheon, of McKillop,
TO" e:are Narnal9w Rk-mab m, cellos"" d left Islet week for Saskatchewan,
depu•tod this life on Wednesdrv,
March Wth, in the parycm of Mrs.
late Ovorge Andrew, (p( l.shorop, Dv -
°eased, who, wits mixty-six yeeuy of
hands sad
fact. .Iroreasa. of break week hates, where he will spend the summer im-
Henry Lntoport• mgrs, Henry
age, had auffere•d frotq heart trouble
..lbw Am.unpan.d rid droq the r.oda. al proving his tarot.
vears, whu dfexl tit her home esti the
for over it yard•, uy 1. about three
wiseks -nice)' wet" twiner with an .fleck
crit heli`, err. Hubert liner, a former well-known
7th Ksmceerion yf Stephen from par^-
of livieununria which ptoved fatal.
They supply Bene-thees sed help the body d
St. (if Hrusrelr, died veryy suddenlyon
lyric, Nie. I.nui ita hurlaaud re
pre-
.She loaves. Im•sklen her hustntnd, four
at
eras aermal Peeks r at St. Jose h'n Hospital, (duel oh, on
eirath pn..Wa hoc. p P I
lied Friday, the kith ills
deceased her seven weeks. A (^Dilly
of eight children etre left to mourn her.
nuns and two daughters. The suns
lot. s-Aor. ! ed evilA Ali /;hood
?•orris and Aura Ointment, /;'czema, amid S. H. McKelvin, late of the Wioze-
Last week Me. turd Ala. .lues
asy Georgi awl herr, of Manitnlw,
and Henry and Fred, tit Ualorne, and
Us astir"! jorwrl raj JAies dileacel ars torr woollen tiillls, died last week at
Walker, of the 'bud concession,
this daughters Mismst Anna and
1�,sr fiV n.rrd. At d-1loves-orjronr his house in Chesley, after a few days'
illness
Stephen, left for IfAcowlw, Alta.,
where in future.
Jennie, IAttLb mit benne. These are alms
7As ,Tlf' (-o. ol�misda, Liiwilsd, of pneumonia.
they will reside.
three trrsther•s-Oeorge, of California ;
f1a^dllpe--7oromila. Miss M. A. Downey has resfgntd
Prior to their departne a ]Argo nuru-
let•
,inlet. u! Elioivillr, amid Thoma, ..f
her pusftfun no t4voi her esu Whir stall of
of neighbors and friends gathered
Uorrir. The funeral W Kliwvilk
_ firursele public achoul anti will go to
st their home and presented them with
two handsome chairs Laken
cemelrry was conducted under the
riwide in Chatham with her brother.
as a of
eatrPm xnd the eaglet that is felt at
Mtepice., of the Older of Chosen
Friend-, of which the deceased was
Gets. S. Dever and tnunily, of Coil-
Youard of biscafts-nod -Lance, left last week for their new
their departure
a faitLf(pI unrnils r.
-and eaten biacuits- house in Shelburne, where Mr. Ihtver
A 4tlirt matnmonuLf event Gatkknow
ceased'" wife was It native of Stanley.
bisc�rit, until has engaged fu the hordw ire business.
'a 1
place at St. Paul's rectory, Wingh^nu,
on Monday, the ;.,sth left., when Rev.POTATO
ROT.
Perfection Cream Join TAvI(pr beta tented his lore
nearChisolflursiL to Andrew Wright;
T. fin HL►tle, H. A., H. U , uniteul litare
vice presidents have mllere,•dm) to the
everything that
the ideal biscuits should be. of Hibbert, (,or A term of year•". Mr.
rtwr•riage Idles Malwl Mande, daugh-
lar (of John McDonald, of Whit,'_
Deeny of the Tubers In Steirs�The
Taylor• intends tewoving to baskatche-
church, and John A. McKay, formerly
Preventive Measur•w.
Tle air -tight, moisture - proof wall,
of Kitiluss. The groom left for the
The rotting of pestatesen.in storage Is
Parker beet' then to you fresh. The 70 -acre Gann belonging W John
West, where he is LeAching, and Mrs.
often a serious loss. Facts concerning
creep, invirms. n. Smith, nth rone"Alan, (trey town-
It" barn
McKay will follow In it few weeks.
the prevention of such loss are likely [
Practically every Foes in Canada ship, plerchAmd by R. pest..
ear
son for r1,1a) Me Smith ytxi 100
Wmp ham's New Cult.
to be welcomed by the grower DOW,
'D. MILLAR CO.
READY FOR SPRING
WC Are jllep•il"I V,ilh hill (he Int•mL , Ivations fill- Spring,
and on Saturdav we will show a owgnillcrnt range of ill ton
latest uovellft•s for Spring Wear. A rralle•clion is here by
tar the largemt wr have ever h,ul the pleamice of showing.
Ladies' Mantles
Ladies' Silk Capes and Jackets
Ladies' Short and 3-4 length Mantles
Ladies' Pony jackets
Ladies' mash Suits and Skirts
LADIES' •1' \V E it D COLLAR- LADIES' WEK11 COAT.
LV88 iCO?'r:= r
40 inches long, collarlebs
38 inches tom;, stale with psifect, pbeatd Nock. The collar'
fly front. The collar and coffr and cuffs ate te'ilibili l with vel•
are handsauely lrimsintst wish vet avid braid A very stylish
velvet and hi -Ad. Nlwrial St.7.1 Karnwut. - Special $7..,11
Ladies' Pony Jackets from $2.50.
Ladies' Wash Suits from $2.75•
TWEEDS aur• here in all line nEweot effects. heautiful Tweeds
t limit. wnkeexcited ing!v smuart !spring suits at :ilit- yd.
Others itt 75c, `I,IMI, $1.YS and, lil.:r(1, the lwtler uumlxn•a being in
suit longtiil's only.
Millar's Scotch Store.
'Phone 56.
ha MOONEY S. Yount will get t ler while the actual damage is before his _ _ --�•
acres, Representatives of a new religious - - --
tkrnr if you ask. la t & 1 lb. pigs. movement have appeared in \Vin eyes, as valuable for use In the coming
The clthteDa of Cllnto l are protest- ppBet K reason tb
Ing against the Grand Trunk Railway haau. They chum flet th. y have re- The Vermont and Maine stations
Co.'s proptma) W move the outtion ceived the *'gift of tongues" and when
we frond the pleaeut location down W I the Kitt uimnifet-ts itself they babble have ,reported the results of experi-
the "Y". fncobrrently. merits undertaken to determine the
The rnarriage of Mfee IAlttie Boss, of I To Assist Blyth industry. way in which the rot fungus is traw-
Edmonlon, slaughter of John Roost, miffed and the best methods of check -
formerly of Exeter, W Dr. Jas. Mr" I/ The bylaw submitted to the prop -Ing the trouble, C. D. Woods of the Iron, p } , etty-uwoety of Rlyth Inst week, grant-
1rk lace on lVednesda • \false station teaches the conclusion
MamhWt•h. fag w W hen xOlin the W that 'the Infection of the potatoes
wrist of the Hilll p mill,
wlnniug ars
Oil Sunday, Alarc•h fifth, the death carried by it vote of 150 forts Yagainat. with the fungus occurs chiefly if not
of Alts. Will. Mitchell, Aged beventy. Work will Iw pushed ahead (pu the entirely In the field before digging.
two yeara, ocrurted at her botue near iwprovententat an early date. The Infection is usually the result of
Ethel, where 011ie had reslded for distoesed vines. The disease Is trans -
litany yearn. Brussels Bylaw Carried. mitten In the maty of cases not di -
F. A. Hall, formerly in the furniture frust week file hylaw relative, to the rectly through the vine, but Indirectly
business in WinghaO, is leaving for site of the proposed Carnegie library through, the Solt. Potatoes may be in -
0 Q � Fore. Willimin. whine he will open a lot• Ilruamels wits carr•itsl by it majority fected directly In the field from spores
LL�� �LL11+ CCJJ new furniture and net h%
taking es. of eleven votes. This giver file coon- Introduced In the manure or from rot-
tablishntent. (-I[ authority to remove the town hall
e Henry Fillet•• M. P. P., of Crediton, tend erect the library on the site. tbus ten potatoes spread upon or left In the
fn now rr•royering from Zile recent rm"oe•.s'itating the building of a new [still the prer'edinR year." It appeam,
attack of Lt grippe. He expectot It, Iw fire h,LlI. morroTer, "that abnormal conditions
„w„� ., 1 • Able to resutne his Parltaineutary Sudden Death at Seaforth. of moisture or temperature may cause
1 dulien in Toronto after Easter, abnormal SCUvity in the fangus, and
At r. Hallern and family, will, for On Tuesday of last week a` very hence the rotting of the tutees." For
sudden death txcurred at the home of
till yrtare had been re-sidents of thin reason 'there is far lege (lability
\1'in ham, lerl Last. week for their \Ven. Fortune, Seaf(prth, when his
K dao filer, A[r ares, of lova from rotting In the cellar in the
new houle near Mooresville toRl R rq paswrl away after
p°s oa' only a day's illness. The dee m d case of late dug potatoes."
- - whew they have purchased a farm• -.-osis pad • win" fn her twenty-fourth Drying
An I itereating event took Lace at K 3eand Cold Storage.
the home of Mr. Juhn'ton, place
year, and up to within a dxv of her I« It. Jones and W. J. Mouse of the
• • ft • church, on Friday. \larch 1:nd, when
death %ran in apparent g,slei health. Vermont station have, however, our
w • his daughter, Kate, was iwarried to Brussels Oil Co.'s Operations. tained contradictory results In• ezperl-
Saumuel Hutchison the- village Mack- ments on the latter polot but they rec- If
nuitii. Afr. Jacksa)n, I le, Laurer of the Brun• ommend late digging to redoes rot In
s•Ir Oil Co.. who -are loris for oil
JII`d1_I -y' ,,�- o -1 � i -=ftlt,�;•as=��,e_ � ', ,•
f Y'
-.r 0 7� '' all want
` •�;: St. Georgrt's
a ' Baking Powder."
"I never in my, life
raw an article make
r friends like St. George's."
it seems as if every order I
X !Iget calls fns this Baking -Powder."
J " And, not wonder!
-� St. George's
Baking Powder
ft nmd- of Creani of Tartar that iu gj.gn!r pure -it keeps
its full strength till the cant is empty. It never disappoints -bat
always makes the baking light and white."
"Look at the result -everyone dilighted, and ordering tiii% genuine
Ceram of Tartar Baking -Powder again and again."
ata we null ym. ■cop, of mfr new Cook ennk t. A lythe newel
t,e 1 of famous theft -wan pnctic.l sugmesifnn', will!ooaeasrrea, etc. tient FRBF,, if vm, write to T" N.Tenmw,.
Davi a Caa N,CAL Cu...r CAmADA, Li,rit-d. N+entreal 1
The new high school at Winghanl
near Munkuan, reports that natural
stooge except on heavy wet Mails in a
and Lincoln Birthdays.
will lot- formally i,pened nn Friday,
April 11th. It is exttrectr-1 that toe ear
glee his been struck no a depth of Well
or 7411) feet, the How being sufficient
wet season. T1rey found no bers"t
from liming the potatoes or treatment
,
twit of the OntAtio i'a unet Ministers
to light the vill.tgr. The t umpuiy,
with formaldehyde before storage. Dry
1
will tae prelie•nt and will deliver ad-
deviation.
however, will conrtinue. luring for oil,
Ing the potatoes an much as possible
the birthdacelebrations of ]'resident
y
Washington and Presldeut Lincoln,
Jnrk-
son. e. William ii. finrrtmnn, %nrhnry
Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield, \icKlnle 7.
of which there mire ezcellPnt indica-
before storage reduced rot materially
side of each nail. As it train tip-
monehes a crossing it touches
Th- horne of John Hind, Elimville,
titins, They have rPcured options on
rohd storage at 40 degrees F. was par-
it corn-
�Oin,, on of levers that causes the wile
wae the scene of a prett y welding oto
WeeinPMla •,
:M1111111 acres if hand fn file vicinity of
the Ihey
titularly PAclent in checking rot
guards to fall below the nails. As
Man -la :17th. when his
er, ellie, ens married to ier
wells more nowsinkiug•
With potatoes et NO to 1N1 cents per
'Klein me the last car firs paaaPd the
F,e",
Fletcher, a inmlising ynuug farmer ill
of
I Death of Ethel Young Lady
bushel, as they were In the Burlington
levers lite releaser) and thr wire
guards remume their upright position,
I"sheens,
On R'rolnPwlxy, March :filth, the
market in 19M5. there was a wide mar
forminga ft-nre,u•ness the track. Afr.
John McEw•een, wm of Malcolm Mc-
'Waster's rail catlrP to Helen %V., ehlest
Rin of profit from cold storage. These
Holt has applied for a patent for it.
Fwan. of the 3rd concession of Stan-
daughter of Holoert l;arr, of Etb.-1.
authorlti" may:
Death of Paul Shafer, Seaforth.'
ley, who Is attending Knox College.
Ihiring the pass t yenale, had leen in
"While it may not prove practicable
....AtMns.Oowm. Rawarfa, somigMGx1 W Canada in I",. A former woollAnown rrArdPnt of
Stetyearsolater MM. Wolfs and her Stanley. in the anon of Janet Me.
fnforrtJ Ilckefa eta,f1b 1IclN (lase,f»
in hllmhand APLWMI in 'ttAnlP)', whPrr P.wPn. wlfA if 1. P IAI,P Neil iMC1+'mr•
ret•. Kf lis I
has been appointed to work in South-
(titling health derfite all that medical
for the smaller growers to do this, It
,
wad, in Northern Ontario. for the
^id ,and change o scene could do fur
her. Deceased, who was in her
certainly behooves every one to appre-
w:
summer months.
K. W. Jewitt and {nmily, of (ern-
nine-
ternth year, n'ns ^ fxith[nl worker fn
Presbyterian chui•c:h. of which she
elate the importance of placing the
crop in the coldost mttxate room avail -
and well-known resident of Seaforlh•
stance.
stance, who sold their store and husi-
nese, have removed to Warwick, Mrs.
wits a memlm•r•, andwas dearly file.
able and as promptly as possible after
t
Jrwitt'r puarentnl Iwnie, far A time.
loved by all who knew ber•. The in-
digging when much rot is anticipated."
the object of a most IrruW attack by
Mr. Jewitt may take a prospecting
War thro.t It the W t
ferment at Brnsaels ceutetery was
largely attended.
Presidential Party Full For Washington
^ nun who is now expiating Pin
as
R
Jos. weld Ill" Ifo t7L
Patent Cattle Guard.
and Lincoln Birthdays.
dent went to him InnugnraUon lit dlm-
Kinloss t -i
Gann in Kitllmss to his min Juhn, for
for
Wm. Holt, of Wiugh.un, has in-
Thr few atiogemtion3 given below
t t ' ia I
filn,i11X`. The transfer d,es not take
ventedcattle cattle guaud. It consists of
are to Its used In connection with
Al Ooing officiated at the ceremony. "it ss nota naval thing for n wan to
Toronto Muskoka Ma and Mrs. Durdle will reside It hay his hirer) help more" than the inan
place until next fall, when Mr. Wild-
del, or., will move to hie farm on the
thtrw sections of wire guard. one Iw
e r
tween thails, and one on the outPr
the birthdacelebrations of ]'resident
y
Washington and Presldeut Lincoln,
Jnrk-
son. e. William ii. finrrtmnn, %nrhnry
Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield, \icKlnle 7.
COBALTSPECIAL
5th concession of Cuirass,
Coates, an old
side of each nail. As it train tip-
monehes a crossing it touches
which occur rempwetirely on the 7-1dChristopher
and 12th February. Have
o n
e got Ali intent-
and re-
lepec•teti resident of Uslorue, died in
it corn-
�Oin,, on of levers that causes the wile
of pinned
up around the rcx,nr photographs of
A Solid Train of Vestibule Cars and
i.nndon on Monday, March 111th.
guards to fall below the nails. As
the presidents, their homes (Alount
Pullman Sleepers leave Toronto
Pe
a
Decereelas
, who win his eighty-first
'Klein me the last car firs paaaPd the
Vernon, \fnuticell.,, etc.) and any other
dally at 9.0o p m. Arriving at
year. leave' it wife, two MODS and three
da igbter•S to mourn his deiniM,
levers lite releaser) and thr wire
guards remume their upright position,
Ilhtatratlonm of pPnplP, plan' or event'
Cobalt g.45 a m., New Liskeard,
iAtst wrtrk Albert Carter, a well-
forminga ft-nre,u•ness the track. Afr.
which may le closely associated with
9.15 a.m. Cobalt is the richest
known resident of Orey township.
Holt has applied for a patent for it.
them. These should all Ito clearly
y
Silver Minis Cam in the
R p
left. for )nnisfail, Alta., where he- owns
Death of Paul Shafer, Seaforth.'
nambeed, while cards hearing corre-
land. Mrs. Carter and sons will
....AtMns.Oowm. Rawarfa, somigMGx1 W Canada in I",. A former woollAnown rrArdPnt of
Stetyearsolater MM. Wolfs and her Stanley. in the anon of Janet Me.
fnforrtJ Ilckefa eta,f1b 1IclN (lase,f»
in hllmhand APLWMI in 'ttAnlP)', whPrr P.wPn. wlfA if 1. P IAI,P Neil iMC1+'mr•
ret•. Kf lis I
spondlug numbers with pencils attach -
world and well worth a visit.
'prod A few months in Brnesels hefnre
Tire death occurred ern Wednesday
o'd must be provided for each guest
y Y l
irocceding tolheh• new bottle in the
of fast work of Poll Shafer. an old
that he or else may guess these Dnme•
ONE41Y SECOND GLASS
`ti'rmt•
and well-known resident of Seaforlh•
lana plcturr'.
Colonist Ticket
iAast %week John Walker, of Iter:•
Inn"' m rl%eel the silt rDt lligrint•r
Mr. Shafer will be- remembered as till-
awn who. Soule two vert" Agn, was
d blur net of yard', with red, white
blue
of
death in Winnip•g
the object of a most IrruW attack by
and pencils and decorated with
the nn the With
DIt.. of his youngest son, Janlee. 'rhe
^ nun who is now expiating Pin
aketebes or panted pictures of flag'.
the
On Bale dally until April
30th, to in firitimh
deceased, who was twenty-six years
crinin in Kingston penitentiary
where he hoe still to tea dehit sortie
American engle, etc., may have
written upon them the following list of
paint'
C n I u m h i a, California,
of age, had been ill only a few days of
inflnuunatirnt of the brain.
twelve ural•'. The lurmediate result
quPstlons, all of which refer directly
• o is it a is ta, Qolor•adn,
News has Mean received of the deathI
to the dece,sed was the loss of net eye,
but it was known that hi' health had
to our presidents. Of course the host-
Orggon
at (little Current of Iter. J. A. Ale-
eutli otherwise and he never thor-
Plus ran extend the limit eta much an solveWashington,
Dh%nald, who, for eight. yMM prior to I
his de lirtrlre for Rt. Joseph Island,
oughly recovered,
may demlre:
I. How realAPnts Payr we
many p
- - -`---- --
was I e pastor of Varna and Blake�
1leath M Aged Seaforth Resident.
had? 1. Which slate has given the
frer"OU andfull information call nn
1'rrnby trri an cnnRn"gntinns. De-
On Friday, Marrh22nd, an old and
most? 3. Which president was the n14 -
F. F. LAWRENCE,
ceased'" wife was It native of Stanley.
esteemed resident of Seeforth, it, the
,at on taking MHKe? i. How many
Town Agrnr.
After hn illness of a few weeks, Miss
prrm n of Mi -A. Mary Hargan, relict of
vice presidents have mllere,•dm) to the
Ofll.e hone n. ti' n. m. L. S n.m'
Alma, daughter of Air. and Mrs. kd-
thr late John Hargan, passed peau•••
chief executive? :.. �Vhn ivnm "Old
ward Cooper, of the 2nd concession of
fully AWAY at the age tit righty -nine
Hickory?" ,f. Whirls presidents have
J. STRATTON,
Howic•k, paaMd awns on Sunday,
years. Derensed was Im.rn in F( -r.
died In ofllee? 7. Which two died on
IMpnt Tlrket. Agent.
March 24th. IMrenmrd w•asit popular
young hilly and her demiaP IA sincerely
inan,agh, Ireland, mord with her hns-
hand cants to (hnndn in IS 12,11 iA74
the 'line day, ,iust toffy venrpF niter
J. Is. Mc[k,nwld. hlNrlrt Pw,r. Agent,
trprctLPd by a Largs circle of ttiends,
they eansP to Horm ev/nnt. meUlinR
rlr)dng the Irtrdnrntlon tit inrleliend-
euA-
Tomon.
un March lith, nn oho and rs urn
in \icKiflop. Twenty-fi•o years Ago
e1cP?. S. Who w•as "(ltd Hnnh and
r, K
to
P
n"sident of Crediton in the person of
\1rs. Kuhn, wife of the Late John
Kuhn, paA.aed away it Lha, xpTe of
they novel fn Seafonh, where Mtm,
Hargan limit mince resided. Fer over
mevt•I tv ytstM mile wet' n faithful mew-
ler nf' the Mei.lux4int church
newly. p. Will, was "the Rtrennom
One?" 10. Whitt e, out charneterized
Ik•n.,nmln Harrileon's term? 11. flow
e
Canadian Northern Oetulo
yearn, ih•rena. who
nPyene iAed ill
1 idrel ii Hue h f f
and was
tiniver'ally beloved Ly all within tits
pinny presidents have hurl elect,•] for
n second terin? 1" \\'hfell .remldent
3CHILDREN WHO WERE
• COVERED WITH
SORES
Wonderful Zam=Buk Triumph 1
Every mother known with what rapidity sores, ringworm,
ulcera, spread from child to child, In Montreal recently
most oP the public schools were visited by an epidemic of itch
in this way. A child is afflicted with scalp sores, itch or ring-
worm. In the oouree of play, one child puts on another's hat.
In this way, or in a hundred and one mors which children make pesihle, the in.
lection spreads and srmetimem a whole family in aBerted. Mr. J. C. Bat", of
Burk's Falls Bay*:-" My three children were all broken out with sores on fare,
hands and feet. Their condition was pitiable; and although I tried various
ointments still salves the mores continued to spread.
"One day I saw a report telling how leeneffcfal %sm Ruk was for skin diseases,
ulcers, etc. I got a Reapply of the, Insists and applied it to the children's eorem.
Almost immediately they got relief, and the sores began to heal. Although the
skin disease had defied all the salves I had prelviounly tried, in one week %ant
Book overeamo the trouble, and today the children have not a piruple or spit or
mark of disease on their skin. For thin grand result i have lane Buk to thank."
READ W"AT ZAM-BUK CURES FREE BOX
7Am•Ruk heal. all akin dhasenes-eczema, scaly sores, ulrer•.
ringworm, poisoned wounds, barbers' rash, pustalem, fere This coupon. the
hlemi.hew due to bland Polson, gnat also for rheun,am.m and name of thu paper
oenralgim.. it, heal@ cuts and lartmtfons, step ble.ding. cure. and a 1 cent stamp
pl heel eases annuls, reduces enlarrgged veins. IC euros burn. and sot to the 7Atn-
scaldn. end 1t In ►a cooed lent "drat aid'• remedy. it is highly Bull Co.. Toronto,
wetlseptir. All dru gletto and mtoren moll will obtain for you
Oppwt RO oenG •box, ler (from 7LA M -Al' K CO..a tree trial iso:.
TORONTO, for price. 6 box" for $2.50. lion't delay.
�� 117, t
AI'Av'a
d�: aur•
1 IYe 1 p en ler titer tit tf 1 1 _-
cntvv of her Aden toAStP. She wets Im
yeah, had been infirm nese Milne time peached? 13. \1'to %ens "the - - - - - - - .---- - - ----- --
1MAVe•m eight children to mourn h
1' r
RAILWAY ^"t. deceaeP r
Sngr- of Monticello?" 14. N%lilch presk
- --- On Tuewlay, Alarch Alth, Alia" Better Than He promised,
dent went to him InnugnraUon lit dlm-
Annie H., danghter of Ates. (lenge
SHORT LINE The 11inton liew FLrs,
gtltae? 15. Who was president during
/
Rook, of Exet•r, was united in roar- chronicles it
IETWEEN ringe to Francis is. Durdle. Rev. A. good deed In the following paragraph :
the Mexican war?
The answers to theme are: 1. Twenty -
Al Ooing officiated at the ceremony. "it ss nota naval thing for n wan to
Toronto Muskoka Ma and Mrs. Durdle will reside It hay his hirer) help more" than the inan
m1z. 2. New York, six. 1. \\'Iulem ii.
Dlarrlmon. 4. Fight. 5. Andrew
4 Hrummel., where Mr. Durdle is con- ^Ki'�• to work for, and when much
'we) wathloRdoeto happen It is lworth
Parry Sound darting n rreannrry business. } of
Jnrk-
son. e. William ii. finrrtmnn, %nrhnry
Taylor, Lincoln, Garfield, \icKlnle 7.
roentinn. Iwet spring
spring_ JAmeA
On Tuesday, the loth tilt., the death Nothronlb
y
John Adamm and Thmmam JeRrrmnn.
o n
e got Ali intent-
A.
WDN7"ER SERVICE of Wen. Rotation. formerly of McKillop Istat toy --a mer! Ind who agreed
township, ncrurr•sd At 115mrntn (;en •
ZachAry Taylor. 9 Theodore IlomIP
PARRY SOUND PASSENGER tr, work w rear for $100 And him loatd.
Nosirlrmocmp PMI HnwpitAl, where hP had tinder- Th poly aithfnlly int in hill time,
vrlt. 10. The centennial celebration of
the Innng»restlnn of tl(orgP AVoshing-
Tora,to.. ................... t.cavePA) x.m. wane an opwrAtion. Mr. ltmaGonwa* and privetrl to IrP an e•xce t.ionall•
I•arry tion,i�Arrive 3.10 p.m. mixtrtwo TPAM of Age And hal been reliable
toll. 11. Nln#,. 11. Androw Johnson.
.................... and rompetent worker. Ile
SM-TRUOL'XD' in failing health fur the past yamir. left. a few daym ago for the West.,
13. Thomas Jefferson. 14. ALrnhnm
Perry found ........... ,. Lewo.RsiA.m. The interunent took ar•e at Hrnmsmis.
To1wn G, Arrive i.l0 pf unirh to the t•agRt of Air. R.mth-
Lincoln. 15..1ohn 'rSIPr.
... ......._.............. pun,
17rAiNA10 LOOAL on Fridotf, March =!nd, Magd len cnnlbt, hnt hie employer sh.iw•eel his
Diehl \�ohe, apltttsr'iation of hint Icy hinl $&I
Rmnil photngrnphm of any of ihn
plAmalAPnU, trnme 1, ler IinzM of ixon
am•Twmx.prD rnllct of the kora lecnlo giving
%r aahowe ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ILMve aYt a.m. dopnrttd This life At. her home In SOoro than her agreed upon. "
heyne flood with red, white and blue rile
Toronto ........................AMvn i0.6na.m. HntreflPld, at the ^Re of aipDht tTrO
NeaTnsot!m Fermat Resident of Stanley.
hnns would main nrreptable prizem.
TnbIP Talk.
Toronto ................. ....... 1,lay.3llp.m. yPaM. Ihr•Pxs►rf, who waw w native of
%t'"h&4P......
....AtMns.Oowm. Rawarfa, somigMGx1 W Canada in I",. A former woollAnown rrArdPnt of
Stetyearsolater MM. Wolfs and her Stanley. in the anon of Janet Me.
fnforrtJ Ilckefa eta,f1b 1IclN (lase,f»
in hllmhand APLWMI in 'ttAnlP)', whPrr P.wPn. wlfA if 1. P IAI,P Neil iMC1+'mr•
ret•. Kf lis I
- --
Thr average man m nelm innst of him
tfnue tm.twern
mig'1' .N7a seta all
AseetA orontottl..,
the �� Will Wet ;;f4 n Obs • Iraq din d of ural •si at fret
P •, bore! in
ibans fete the hllnte and
y Y l
regrets fur the last, was
"HINDS-STAVO" MAKS DILLON
TWIG! AS STRONG
Ahnrt,.liff, harA, .t -.I
olnl at rv.ry 1-U-1 warn nn she U,IIIPo Ion'...
rheas, , linur ales" Rive Pur trnre w arwwMr dares Pf
rlaanelty -14- it Ln w,mi.Ma.l ler.wn.r .train. Thr) w
like, and roolm ler••, huller. look. our f -nee owing nt serinm
hawk into shape AnM reret melt o, hMry ldnw, ler Lh-nen.aH
pree.uro rauaM by a Nriau bull ler olhor sninul.rod-a rnringM
posh hi. w r1ohrnuah M freedom. ealaltene, Irlls wore ateont
thin "twit. M atrnn('fenr..
The Owen Sonata VAre ranee co.. LNRfted.
Owes tlerM, Ont.
11\ :, -� 44
rl�io,XlAffi��f�Xc,E
STODDAR•T til: MCKINNON, Agents.
THUgaDAY, AprU 4. 1907 3
SPRING
HOUSE
CLEANING
WILL "IN HE THE
ORDER OF THE DAV.
\Ve have every requisite to duke
the house-cleaning procesLL thorough
and at the eawet thine as light a task as
pos ihlr.
CHOICE
MARMALADE
ORANGES
and everything elbe in herlhon
EVERYTHING IN GROCERIES
pure and fresh.
STURDY & CO.
The Sousse 'Phone 91
TO CONSUMPTIVES,
The underesignrd having bgen re
stored W health by simple means• after
mufTering for several yen" with a sev.
er• lung affection, And that dread
dipwaar C mmopths, ie anxious W stake
known W his fellow sutfe-sers the
Meana of cure. To thoow who desire
it, he will cheerfully send (free of
charge) a copy of the prescription
used, which they will find a sun+ curt.
for Casnaptfen, Aathsw, Catarrh, Bron-
chitis and nil Ihnwt and lung Maladies.
lie h(ppws all sufferers will try his
Remedy, AA it is invaluablr. Those
desiring the prescription, which will
crle,t therd nothing, and may prove a
hll-wing, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, trMklys, N.Y
H. B. BECKETT
EMBALMER
AND
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
f urniture al%tt I'rldemiking w'arerounIP,
�. W' t +ide fly us re,
THONRS: Atom". Goderioh
Houma, 1;a
NLKht call.: At rcwidencr, cor. cainbrin .
read aril Nelson Street_
J. BROPHEY & SON
--1HBLEADWO--
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden urfrlly attane.a to at all
Rivers. night K day
THE BON -TON
Lavery and Hack
Stables
EAST STREET
'*INEST SERVICE IN TOWN.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE.
The finest turnouts in
town Are gl#Plied at
these well-known stables.
(!arriages for every re-
yuireulent wild good
horses furnished at teas-
lnlRloln rates ref Lire.
Careful di-irers furnished
when required.
:111 u►Ils ptuwptly attended W.
Walker & Augustine.
'Phone St. East street Livery.
IIUUNDItY BROS.
Livery, Back
� 'Bus Stables ii
OOOD HOR898
CARRDAGNS
PHA $TONS
Era AT-
itEASOkABLS
--R A
Well-appointed
Hackle and reli-
able drivers in
charge- of! the
'Blows. which will
meet all train s
and steamboats
Aid. CATLTA ATTRNDRD TI)
PROMPTLY FROM HOTRf1+
AND PRIVATE HOUFAt9
GUNDRY BROS.
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