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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1907-5-2, Page 7N The UUNUANNUN. G. A. NE\V'1'ON, DF;N1'ItiT, Ll1CK . NUN'.- Al hamtreovrp day exow,yt '1Tur. day.. Ni Ienlody for uatrltclina teeol Iticlumn forml, wtiar i l ul gag. (•rewn arld br4lgs work uta•. Aluminum plate.Inon "A kablel. N. H. --You nae al way luso 77n�r work Lanus better done In the dental ullleu more time better fac111Uw` for doing Lite work, more txnu tunable for the oaLient. Nlrrll E. THE LOCAL AGENCY lu Duo mon for The Hictral I. at the Wet .Mc o Houk cad HUatlomory tlton when orders w11I be re(wlvtd for ub.crlptlooad vnrt!•luw and yob wort, and receipt. will Ire given for autouta, paid for the acme. WHONaMDtY, May let. N. Cooper ut&do x trip to Brantford oil Tuesday'. Hub Moore visited at Belgrave os Sunday last. H. R. I..ong and wife @pent Sunday at Hent#liller•. R. F. Manning spent lunday with friends. i4 Clinton. E. Mallough and W. Elliott spent Suoday in Goderich. Mr. Taylor, of Westfield, visitej J. A. Killough on Ntinday last. Jas. Whrd slid J. Walkout were in Oodericun Monday last. Mrs. Cullinwm and child, of Kintail, visited friend" here last week. J. Walkout made a btwinew trip last week to Ingersoll and o her points. Clem Pennington returned t) Gode. rich on Sundry after at Albert visit with friends bele, Mrs. McWhinney "flit Miss Belle are at present os it couple of weeks' visit,tu airs. Cullinauu, of Kintail. Mrs. Mountain, who has been in- disposed for some Lime, is, we are glad to "tate, oil the way to recovery. Miss Maud Whyrrd returned home last week after spending tht•ee weeks with her sister, Mrs. Turner, of New York. ' ClIV14"'u. -- Quarterly met -vices in twnnectiun with the Methodiat church will he held on Snndxy' next At 10;30 A. lit. Rev, A. H. Jost". of'Auburn, is expected to addiems the Epworth Iwmtmrs tonight in connection . with tbn urwalyd Movement. Taube i Sun. manufactuling opti- cirna and eyesight mpecialiste. of '1 ur- ontO, will be at Mallougb's hotel, on Thuroday, May 10th. If there is an)-- s thing whatever wrong with your eye- sight, do nit neglect this (opportunity of haviug your eyes properly attend td to. RIFLE CLOR.- A scheme dm On foot for the organization of it rifle club in our village. So far Ihr promoters have met with success, and we have no doubt a Het -chasm club win bor or. ganized. There is plenty of good material here for a club mod an organ- iration of this kind would not only provide pleasure knit would pie pt•oflt- able as well. Cumttsu. -Jag Whyatd received r message on Tuesday stating that the telegraph office at this pint would to closed that day. Mr. A%'bymrl, who has faithfully discharged the duties of operator here for an many years., had decided to give up him pwmtion in July next and it appears that no one in the vd Ali wisloo to take the position. r the telegraph of ler in Lucknow- is at present being removed w other quarters, the company saw fit to cut teff Dungannon at once, otherwise we should have haul connection until July at let. Now, since the telegraph office is domed, we have neither' tele- graph nor telephone, it tiepplorA Ile ,it - nation in a village of Lillis mite in which there is s, much hominess done. Let tie hope that th.• long talked -of telephone will son toe installsd in our village and the mituotion telievet. & lt(H)L RKI.ORT.--Following is the standing of the pupils of Dungannon public school for the month of April. N"anem in order M merit : Senior iYe- partntenL: Senior V. --H. Caw, Janie Mtothen. Junior V. -Ethel Capt., Beedrh Walkout, May Jones, Alm& Robinsm, Charles Fuwlrr. Senior IV. --Ethel Glenn, Alan iverm, Bert Wigggins, Fdith Treleaven, Vern Dur. alio, ('larx Rpt(nrl, Irene Oliver. 11e1- ♦illc Glenn, Viva Bell, Roy Medd, Maggie Disher, Pearl McNally, i."lie Petdland, iw,rne Young. JuniorlV.-- Mostyn Sands, Geo. CiLsv, Corn Allen. Verna McNally. ILawrenre Smiley, Clarence Smiley, Martha Hegley. Junior 111. Riley Bradford. Inurm Smith, Pref Savage, bdvrtle Allen, Har Mcl'ourt, Stephen Medd. Gertie Begley. Number on the roll :Li, Average attendance 31. H. R. U)No, Principal. Junior Room : Senior I1. -Edith Stothers, Ray Stothers, Howard An- derson, Arthur Roach, Marvin Dur. Rin. Ralph Disher, Howard (vers, I.crtx Fowler. Fred Errington, JArvIn Anderson. Junior IL-Llnian Pent - Lod, Linfield Andetwon. Pearl Iverm, ClAyton Sands, C. 11. Rubinson, Myrtle Oliver, Marion Disher•, Hazel Carr. Scott McNally Alex. Anderson, Victor Errington, Olive Glenn, Harold Sproul. Part I1.-F;thel Brown, Jen- nie Jones, Hazel Augustine, Iva Carr, Ruth Fowler. Fred Fowler, Edith Sands, Harold Riverm, Edith Ander- son, Edgar Carr, Frank Glenn. Frank- lin Thompson. Junior 1. - Lew 191liott, Georgie Caldwell, Redvern Altyg(ffmtine. B ('lass. --Albert Browr, .11,dwm Atli, Margaret Medd, Alfred Robinwit, Harold Manning, Georgie Glenn, Irene Cotrr. A Clans.--F'roda Sands, Florence Durnin, Bert Smith, Warren ivera, Ha die Mountain, Harry Stuart, Willner Stewart, Herloet•t Wbyard, Gladys Errington. Nuue- her on roll cat. Average attendance 12. CORA B. R.ORERTH, Assistant. NILE. Trrmi)Ay, Aprii 301, \Ve reKretto rep.?rt that Miss Lizzie Tiffin in seriously ill with pleurisy. Epworth League next Tuesday evening will ten consoverAtion net -vice. Yobkct, "Personal Work." We are not sire, but we ftancy we can hear the chime of wedding ioeils in the distance. Mote worm. Miss Mayme Girvin, who ham been teething at Crediton, b visitinogg wt hemp, the school he, ing been (•IonP,l owing to the outbreak of smallpox in that locality. The antitank tee -meeting under the AUwpleM of the Nile Epworth IRAq 111• will he held this yeAr as ussal On 11Ay 24th. Arrangements have been inside with Miss Hock, PhcuLion ist, of Dray - two, And Rev. J. Currie, of Walton. and further particulpm will he an- natnesd later. Adunmsnion Mr. 8CH00f. R10PORT.-- The following iv the report of Nile public school for April: V. -Lennard McIIWA1n 417. Senior 1V. --Mabel Wilson 4911; Ernest Mellwain 46011; Gertnide. Kilpatrick 444. Junior IV.- RoWinwld Glen 43(1; Vlola Young :V4. Senior Ill - -\Vnr- f,ltyRywnW: Harold Mctlwwin 41►_'; V k4or Voting 144; Olive McNee I:R News of IL--Erno9tUIen398; Leslie l'eoUam. 370\'uilA McWhinney 3A; Vern Tif tin :t51 ; Lloyd Young i:{7. Part 11. Marian Ryau tw; Lucy Currey 430 Marguerite Glen 3tl9. FANNIE S GRAT. Teacher. COLBORNE. MONDAY, Ap1'lI :Wth. M. Oiler has engaged the servicer of J. Vitnrtone for the summer. William Blake has disposutd of his fins llAlacre farsl, lot 13, concelwion 1, to his woo -in-law, Levi Nnyder, for if good figure. Services at the Evangelical church will lie held in the morning at NI and in this evening at 7:30 next Rats. hath. The new pastor, Rev. J. Burn. will conduct the merviLee. Durst Broa., who have leen in the poultry businesw for risme titin, have at prees rt &lout 230 young chicks which are doing well. 'Thias is certainly A goxl start for this tiwe of year, and the weather is in no wire favorable for the tearing of young chicks. Rev. J. S. Damm preached his fare- well sermon in the Bvangelicil church on Sunday last. lie leaves for Her. tin on Wednrslay. From Berlin he intends to visit his parents rt Atrfsldl• after which he will go West to his new field of lisibm, Him sister, Misr Datum, who has been staying with him, will pprobrbly go home to her parents. Ttlrfr atwrnce from this vicinity will begrewtly felt. TIIAT I.t•ENRa.;- There da A good deal of feeling among the temperane:e people of this township over the granting of x license W the hotel at Carlow. The place has got Along without it license for a good ruany yh, eaAnd a great many people in the locality du nut see &fly necessity what- ever for giving it one now. The re- sult Iuaav ten A demand for another vote on local opt ion. And it im claimed that it a bylaw is submitted the tem. perance vote will thin time be strong enough to wipoo put truth the licenses granted in this township. Time will tell. DUNLOP. TvZODAY, April 311th. Mims So him, Sterling, of Clinton, visited relatives here Tuesday of last week. Miss Nin& Burrows, of Goderich, was the quest of hiss Fanny Quaid this week. Even -body Mm,m busy last week seed- ing. The cold weather made it easy on the horse. drilling in the grain un a good seed Iced. Quite a number of our residents at. tended the funerml of the late Mrs. Jooeeph Mor•im, which took place nn Tuesday of last week in Goderich, In. terment tieing made in Colborne ceilrett-I V, Albert Jardine. it former well- known resident. her gone to twke the position of watchman on the Lake Chief, which wintered AL Port Arthur. Frirnds hereAnd mt Leeeburn wish hini a anccrmeful season. He has quite recovered from an injury he re- ceived while cleaning "gun, theg"n going off and his big Wp receiving; a good poart 'of the charge. LEEBURN. Tu"i).ty. April:MKh. Farmers here tyre all busy lam week sowing their grain. Several from here attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph Morris in Goderich TuemiA% of last week. SMEPPARDTON. Moxmkv, April 2 h. Dr. W. Y. Hayden, of Goderich. spent, the week.cnd at the home of his ' uncle, Frank Hayden. We understand that the store And postofflre here has changed hands. John Nimpeon buying it from Walter Steele. Wes. Graham came home het week fmm Goderich, suffering fmm an attack of measles. He has quite re- covered now. A number of the residents of this vicinity attended the .tuneml of the late Oro. Thurinw, in (Irmferich, on Monday. Mr. Thurinw lived on the homestead here for several y'eam and had alwity@ been highly respected. The 7Zpathy of thin community ie exten ed to the family in their be. reavemen t. PORT ALBERT. TCE9DAT, April 311th. Mins Bert fix Brown left, on Tuesday last to work in Goderich. ° Mrs. 'Francis Cunningham, we are marry to say, is very ill at the present time. Miss Lottie Bennett returned house last week after spending the winter with her brothers in Chicago. Quit#• A number from around this vicinity attended the funeral of the Into Geo. Thurinw, of Goderich, for. merly of thim place. The weAther the post few d tys has been very disagreeable find halt mop- pets most of the farmetw front needing, although a fete of the swift ones finished last week. KINGSBRIDGE. WEDs;KRI)AY• M"yy I9t. We are glad that Nin.Af. tL 1., of Kintail, who has been very, sick is recovering. Frank Dalton leaves this week tot. Winnipeg, where he intends to reside In the future. Kd. Connor, who hew Imen away in Buffalo for @rite years, returned home thin week. A number of our ynunK pvA)pple At- tended w party given by Frank Flalton before his depnrture for Winnipeg. The people of this neighborhood are very anxious for fine w#•ather so that they may get their grain sown in good tittle.- KINTAIL. TUrwO.ty, April ;*Ah. Miss Benjamin leaves this week for Ilear iwke, MumkokA. Mrs. And Minn H. 1icWhinnev. of Dungannon, are visiting friends hen. The Misses Ida Mc(;mgnr and Tens Innen are apprentices in the millinery shop. Mrs. Rom" and Minot R. Meor"Er called on friends in imx•halmh last Tuesday. Missiles Lily McKay and Anna Mr- Orpgrn' spent A few days in Goderich thin week. Mr. and Mew. Ed. McTavish, of Rip - ,cin F the Dis Icy, spent Sunday with 1L. Ittltl Mrs Ncil McLeod. Mr. and Mrs. hoist. MvDonald out tertAised it little surprise party on AHonday evening. Mr. anti 11rs. Geo. ('olliusot and Isaim rpept #t few dayr in Blyth at List house rd the (culler'" pLr•entt. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Keurlchel, who open! the winter Months kis fAiraine Ohio, retu -nod tt the old home hwl week. They were twcotupanied by Jack Kenetchel, who u•n retts do it few days. We are sorry to learn that Mr. Kemetchel, .r., whnsl eyesight hat been fAiling very rapidly, has not ins. proved under the recent treatment taken in Loraine. UREWE. MONDAY, April 71hh. John Nhackleton leaver today tot• Theslwlon. Jnr. Txckalrrrry, of Langside, is vie- itinQ relatives here. Albert Shackleton is house from the G. C. 1. with mtawles. Gs(#. and Dave Cantwell are cutting wood for Albort 11nize. John Myom moved into his new hunse Im,a6 Wednesday and Thursday. Mise Letitia Draney is very low at prtweot with plteuoloni.t. \Ve wish Iter a speedy recovery. Mrs. N. Plere is Pride fnnu Hekfr&t. where .he had 1wet spending a few weeks with her dmightet, Mro. Get, Nixon. Seeding is going "head rapidly, on account of the goal "tate of filth the land is in, Arid thec(xol weather, which is gtm)d fur the teams. LANES. .MAIN tA.,,Y. April Q th. 11x1. William Lane and non, M. P., of Guderich, called nn friends jo the vicinity cat Lanes last week. Tito farmers have leen buoy the IiLat couple of weeks putting in their spring crops and duiog early garden- ing. Mr. and 11t;P. John McDoungh. who have lately returned from Misnetiota, visited the formers brother, Chis. McDonagh, our genial merchant. Bible study on Sabbath evening last was very htrgolly Attended, which is very encouraging. Study will con- tinue in the basement of the church on Sunday evenings for Lite remainder of the sutuurer. MAFEKINU. MONDAY, Aprilli,th. John Reid is visiting relative. here flow. Worthy Kilpatrick, of the G. C. i„ has been home during the past week. Elnser Phillips, who has been on the sick list, rettn'nel to Goderich on Sun- day. Mt-%. Stuart F'inlnV has leen veru ill with pneumonia. We are. glad toy, re- port an improvement kn her condition. \VITII THe LEAOUKRM. The League topic Sunday night on '•Contentrueot in Life" was taken by ItAy Stotherr anti the Scripture lesson was read by unmet Cranwttal. The new officers of the League for IUs. Are : President, The. Blake ; fat vice-president. Wilr Finlay; 2nd vice -President, R a v Nt)tben( : and vice-prehidrnt, Mm. 19. J. Kilpatrick ; ex rresponding mecre- tary, Ernest Blake; rccrtvling secre- tary, Stephen Stotherm : treasurer, Ray Strtherm; organist, Ann" Fitz- gerald. N('Illor, REPORT. -Following is the report of S. 4. No, 0, Ashfield. for April: V.lAiars, Fitzgerald. George Treleaven. IV. -Total marks Z1111 - Bert Riven(, Lolls; *.V&ggic Glen, 140; Will. Alton, 140: Carman Stotherm, I:N : Leila Blake, 1= 1; Pearl Seundent, 112: Wallaee Twamlev, 1t1O; Fanny Fitzgerald, iLS; 11wry Saunders, 911. iiI.-Wet. Alton, Ernest Hall.GeolCte Saunders, Effle Johnston. 11. Sr.- Total marks 115 Eldin Twamley, Ila ; Jessie Stothe m, 92 ; Will Glazier, tfi2: 'Torn Glen, 5.1; "Mite GlAzier. 43; eFdith Johnston. IL Jr. --Will Fitz- gerAld, Ott; Ila Glazirr, fti; Lit.,, Alton, 74. Part 1. Sr. -Rets Twain - ley, John Glen. Peter Glazier, Gladys Rivers. Part 1. Jr.- -Bervl Johnston. Those marked a were alm,ent tot- part of examination. - LUCKNOW. ' u"nAY. April :Istb. Oar citizens have subscribed felly V2110 in cash and special prizes for the fall fair. Sir. McKAy, the new miller for Treleaven Bnw., halt moved him family to town and lit ptement occupies the rectory. The Llrcknow lodge. 1. O. O. F., at. tended public service in the Metho- dist chmlreh on Sunday morning. in the Ahmence of the pastor Rev. Walter Treleaven occupied the pulpit. Rev. Mr. Pentland preached in the evening. CARLOW. MONI)Av, April 21hh. So Jonathan got hi+ license! Charles Treble htu, rented l,tmes i rout's grass tariff on the sixth con. cession. Miss Levy in homp ill front Goderich hospital, where she has been acting an assistant to the matron. Rev, Mr. Andrews: s "trate of Knox College, occupied the pulpit here. on Sunday And will officiate "gain next Sunday. Mr. Andrews was listened to with great interest on Sunday And preached with much ac- ceptance. Robert Bean has started the founda- tion for him newt ►tarn, which he will build to take the Owe of the one destroyed by lightning Iwat /all, The new horn will he fully the equ+l of the old. C. Schultze, of Auburl, has the contract for the stone work. F.vt.M OPttRATloNlt - Seeding will Foe Ithont cnmpleted this week. On Account of the frosty nigMI we have been having the groun(1 has been in it(Hxt condition for working, in fact it wan nevrr better. Some of the old rpmidentm nay flip past month has been the roldeat April in fifty years. The fronts have done vPry serious injury to the wheat and clover: in fact, with few exceptions the flrldm of fall wheat and clover will have M be plowed up and resrwn. CACOICT 114 TILE STowx. -Neth mvm. V:thy in felt in lhia neighhorhn od witb roran McPhee and famll3 who were among It pert of mPvetwl fmm this county who r.ft for the Went on March 19th and were rttelit in the storm and snow Mo rkade. R(sidem the sdlering Mr. McPhee and his famil underwent. thpmsolvea, they snstanetl the lois of three hones and SIGNAL: GODERICU, ONTARIO THURSDAY, May t• Iso; 71 • t THIS Year tract. f3 The Man Whollis � P L A N T torn sows, which diel owing to the 1,%w even of Ihr flL oamo of the p>u'Cy Well Dressed 14 were t•vcu hexvi(a hours th.%u 1(s.. McPhce. P E A S AUBURN. I•idd lee" have sold high for aevenl I HE STERLING BANK OF ( N. year", 75&ad 77 cents a buehvl lad whether togged out ill a IT AI)A_AURCR\' AGO.' '1', utmo �uw,- year. 'fhuyear'ee><lH,rtdemandwill I �g �dut.. Thunalmy old Slit.d,ly.. 1 germ+rel be Iteeu, -profit there f,r shrewd bI dress suit Or a business suit Imwkiug n4itto- lran.mt•twl. Sao lot#, ILtok fusers. dnpmrlmrnt auu+pt- du W.,11. of 1)1 a,ml uy- ward.. Intrr.mlt at 8,rnr cont. per ,umwu' V'ty P P P Mbltl n"nry lhrssu 1110ntIN. 1'al'Itlnr sale #vote. Always Looks Well if His purcha-edat rea.onablu rictus A. G.(:ANHI,K. Two profits in a pea -crop, --the peas _ Acthu( NaimWer• and the vines, -rich row -fodder, TUY.MDAV,April :M)th• valuable green manure, high in nitro- Garments Are Designed at J. l:ilosm ha. Iwought a place in goo. Now that the pea buil ut hwquit I It) that ,old will shortly remove business in (:&nada, peas PAY and the Palace ClothingStore. to that villxKr• P& BIG. The cumplel ion orf the 1% P. R. liar y P P P a to Auburn and the opening of traMc Easy crop to/candle, quick growing, Our reputation Stands behind every tailored -t0- to this p oiut im heing looked forward do" well even on'timi' land, and %,out' tlleasure shit or overcoat we make. to with pm,gerness. It hA" leen a long &SURESIARKK,Tatprotitablepricss time corning. for all You can raise. Plant peas The Sterling Ilank is duieg wg,mmi early, -April and early May is bad convenience herr. The office is ,t ii of New fiats Shirts Ties Gloves, Etc convenience d the business men cat sow f f t • stir tillage std to the lartmelr of ""• nuruouuding country. Medium -weight Underwear. 'fill. next thing On life progrvuu for Atlburit hhotaid Ili. :t telelilm ex' some EVERYTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS change for the vilbtge. It preaent our telephones At--- worked through the Blyth exchange' 1�S�L=- r Mc L EA N B �ZOS. CxUlu H N(rras. - Mr. Andrews, who has .just finished it cuut+;e. at Knox College, preached un Sunday in -- - _-_ _ IIATTEI{.V Knox church and nlatle it very favor- ART TAILORS able impreswion. Ile will occupy the t•i"iting the former'm ai,ler Jure. (Dr.) FURNISHERS ,:"Tit again next Sunday. It ks Smith. 1'LIOTHIERS uno�erst(xsl that Rev. J. A. Hamilton. Weare sorry to lestrii of the illness 1' ,n rt Hou.c Sgn.u,•. G oI)ERle'H, ONT. A)( Leamington. hall declined tAl tun- of Mrs. Heard, who Wok to slight J aider a 1-411 ft-0111theKnox an Smith's stevke x .hurt time ago. - Hill congregattioss• J. \V. Tippett halt Iw•en wlptvlving EtRLY Cu)mtvo. -•1'he eariv closing the I.oks of the inside Of the H.Lnk -- ----- - - ------ - nurvement hod struck Auburl, and with it new chat of paint. the hnsiness men of the village have Allw•rt McGee. of Goderich town. age to club• their places of business whip, ha, move( to town arul Utkeu every Velnesfav evening fruln %lily pssrm,iut of the ulxitltirs overRou- to 0cWlwr at tl:311 p. lis. As this will att', hardware sl.ore. affect the p#stofllce also the arntnge- fir. 1lrtcalf, of I)eLoory'l, is :it, town talent will not go into effect until the making the neccwh:u-y orraugr(urntx consent of the Postof ice Department for the return of his aw•ifo ;ind ftluily is received. The ruove is in the right to his favorite sutumer i-voidence. direction. The boniness #lieu should have A little time for nr:reation (Ins.- The ,ws•smor is'Imsy these days ing the omeirmer all+oaths. hunting ilp lilt thoste engairdd in hu,i- ness. We un(reest:tnd thcte will I.e It tlon,ber of App•Als &t the court cat ie- WE$'TFIELD. vision this year. - MoND.ty, .lpril 211th. PNE lecwgmE T.tttt:N lerty.- one Mim Annie Chatltw,- im under the license lues leen taken frutu thevil- doctor's care rt present. We hope its n logo'. There will lie )tie )-(-art),lid plod,, hear of her speedy recovery. the. Commerrixl• and one for llix The remains o[ the. IAtr Wim. Fro- rnonlha• the Albion. 'rhe River ho(VI wick of Blyth. will ire interred in the prirtur will du we know out. has lawn shut out: x@ to 'A hat the pr y \Vrmtfleld cemetery on Tuesday aftrr- rooll. - - Will. StAckhous• had the. m6for• STANLEY. tune to lime his valuable drives one Trmmsov, April allth. day lust week, hatimuut•Ltiun of the So 114001, RVI.ORT.-The following is lung" c tuditlg its death. the April monthly report fill- S. S. The topic in the Epworth l.rague No 14, Stanley. 'The names art, in On 8410.ath evening was very ably order of merit : V. -Etta Jarrott. Ed. handled by Will Fingland. 'lite will Geonitlell, Norman Junes. iV. A alerting wait lead by Miss May Taylor. t - -M. 11. Fisher. J. T. Jarrott, Aggie Rev. H. E. Currie, of I.00des- Gessselk. IV. B --J. W. Kehl. J. If. horough, its expected to wldrems the Jones. J. Gemmell. iV.' C -Hannah Epworth League on Friday evening Dinsbale, SArah Rathwell. Junior next. in the intertest of the forward III. -Lola R,athwell. A. Jones, H. A. movement for missiogs, I Fisher. i1. A - Ida R•Lthwell, Antler Donnybrook church, which hen loeelt (fav Hood. if. B. --W. McBeth. A. undergoing m thorough renovation of 11c11nrtrir, G. McKay Part 1.-- the interior, was opened Again fur ser- Anna Fisher, Willie Cooper. 'Tile vier un Sabbath uunnin it now locust mprellrts in the mohthly epiellin presents a very creditable appearance, 1 rex eliesMm- were ishor. tax. R avid t. IN A ---Hosea • Fisher. R'. Rand l' J4 in Kehl. i1. A ---Anna Hood. H. ST. AUGUSTINE. H -Willie 1lcBeath. Moxi)A),. April '2f1th. Some of the farinersin the vicinity A blilldog in a Kinner because he have flnished seeding. air. and Mrs. Will. .1. F'nt•An @petit - StGus. At Thos. L stal-I . WILL KISSING l;n@. McGuire ham startld on the maul l again with his coin vie welfgaon. BE PROHIBITED Joseph 1•lynn conunrncrd framing un Monday. He s.tartell at Harry Chain - nes s. 111-. Spencer, who was vi"iting tit The Osculatory Process Denounced Mrs, Thompson*�. ham returned to hi, by Scientists as Extremely home lien r'I'olont,.. Dangerous How the Dan - Will. Thomrwm and family have ger Can be Removed. moved to the �artl which Mr. Them - milli pnt•u•hasel trout his brother Crireh. We I A keen discncaion is Boeing rarrisd ate pleased to see tbwt Bob Chatnhry is recovering from x very fin hl, anger and f the i nn h nems of the est scientists rr to Scientists kissing, Iwo - gels a 'grip in the tight pl»ce and t1- prrHt by the experience of his folds (felbowr. me re »ttLck of inflammation of the eye". by Dr. .Somers, HPaJth O�/ rpr of At- o°' Th1e lantit` City, and Dr. Nalplisme, of the better the•; time you .had, the, Discontent. Mildical Fjsculty of Paris. They rharre dAYFIELU. wm•rat the hemdache on the ulorninsf I It ""+ ' o'1e can not pluck the (tower, 1'+„t the kine with spreading grippe, scarlet after.. pa.- the -*set .cent by; Ica-can+n yen ears rMr lu,'e the Sian. Tt-mmi) April :1t)th. fever, meanlpc, mumps, whooping A lau:helor in a man who has lene-ne,p I v,.,+ '+ii .+.x .cc the aura. ScII(xo. RFmItT,---The followinK em eough, typhoid fever, diphtheria. erv- the report of the of the Bav- sipplas, K. S. Phclt.,. pupils meningitis, htbercol"m and Held public school for the month sot ; many infectious akin dismaes. They i April, bald on attendance, demeanor i suggest legislation on the subject, and and general proficiency : V. --Mamie the posting of notices in ram�m�m�m`�--s� railway nto- 11cUonKk1. Harry Cameron. Senior lien street cars and other public I\. --Fool King, Hi1dA King, L»carie: plats, bet they say it would ls+ ti*r� Fowlie. Junior 1V.-Winnie:McNeil. lase to post them on verandahs, in Paroid Roofing Amy lIe eil, Frank Cameron. Sen- + cosy' corners, porelips shady nooks, sur 1 iiI.-Eve,,Iyn Pollock. F9nJnhnson, or moonlit lawns. They also prepossess, Martin. Junior 111. -Lulu compulsory Irgislation for methods. of King, 1(xtnie Pxr#uns And Nay King, disinfection of the month and purify- iis,tl, Annie Elliott, Nffmber on roll, ing the breath, Pspeeially with a view lk; slakes :1 good roof for all kinds of buildings. average, 11. T. H. BItfIlI NLRE, #n the protection of the innocent babies Teacher'. rust the thing for Bat shanty roofs, Ili onQ inch who are particularly suhp,•rt to infer. Senior 11. ---Kathleen Kiliott, I.ouisP , tion. The grPst"t and mouth effective Parker, its the'foot is enourll 41ant and guaranteeta not Agnes John Tit Middle lard purifier and germ dporover known to Anhie alctiril, John Turner. \\'illAnl medical for the t0 leak. It Cilli Ld40 be Uied t0 adV$ntaj;e 111 science mouth, threat Sturgeon. Junior 11,--Wilhtrd Drem-! and breath, on well an for the blood, ser, Isabel Wosodm, Ernest McGee. I Slining outside Of Pig fells, Hen Houses, Wno(i stomach and hung., is Paychine, that wrliol• PArt If. Katie Little, HPMsie, triumphof flit- medical world that is Sheds, Etc. a Elliott, Robbie Ki . Liliad. Jsniru Part If. -Frank King, Lilian ('ailing, attracting alm#nt universal attention It i4 (1011e Ill) in One alld two Square rolls, once Ellifftl. Part L-\Yiluier Blair, lith. berana.` of the norlderftll resnita at- tending its with flails and instructious inside so that anyone nor. One of its recent tH- Beat.rice Brown. Number on roll, 47; umphn is tnpd n@ a matter of oxperi•: Can Put it On. average, Al. F. M. 4TANHURY•, Tearber. i erste in the following brief ataMmpart MaV 1st• lis. PlnrDm Co. T. Jowett is ntill'very low. ,an„renAingymi The Price is Lowe phos', and t"Allonlel kora• 11rm, E Elliott half put in a new bar with for )oar crest r,•medy Pl Y,'HINE. Tette ILL the Albion hotel. rrmediea +Ihl wonder h,r me. I wag oatnnt 9,tw \Veregret to have to record the ill- denten hall 1-c heal b..k PAY, NINE. Tete inrnnhieeoowmp C Sold at paean ncanorfMrs. McDougal. � tt.e MT40nIonand.verynrxanofthetw w IerHbh , Isea.e.t nod watlM. reknit, and nalRh. The OrAngrmpn hese Irl the ronlract her thnnrht I'd never tn•t better Hut Pi1T('HL'E Anderson's Hardware of siding their well to J. H. Wolvell. rtmd tip,. %t1- h& ­runt, h&never hotb,wed mos lines. and Pe)vhine lea permanestrare. A number from here Attended the xR.v. LIZ7,IE OARAIDIL DUNGANNON conflr•mat ion mervices at Varna, today. l bit Hathnrl et. tmntim. ont R. Bailey, of the Goderich branch of Pavehine, pronocreed Ri-kopn. is ltd - the Sterling Bank, was home fur Sun- mitted to lie the tenet wonderhil of all day. I dinpa5p and germ-drstroving ■genriee Mem. J. Pollwk. Mism Flonsie »nit For hitild,ng lie thn run -dawn ayst,m _ Master Clifford were in Clinton hast and enrilyt a 1 forma of stomach j week, tmuhl" and diseasen of the ehest, Miss Jessie Biggart left of Mond A). throat and Inngs or head, it, is simply for Toronto, where her minter, 1h•,.. unapproachable. it is w reliable home Baker, Is quite ill, treatment. For sake at all druggists, "MINOR -$TAY&" MAKE DILION Oso. E. Mc('tifnry, M. P. for !Bask- fine and lE1.00, or Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited, lig Ki Street West, To. 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