HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1907-5-23, Page 3THE SIGNAL: GODERICH. ONTARIO
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the
"element roll of the Wwnabip of Orry
for 19Uf : Actual value of real pp,olIT-
erty excluslre of buildings. $111167,470.1
0%
09istriet •
value of handing+. $M3,S111 ; burinew
at 611 cents it box or from the 7oarn-
assesrmeuh 1113JILW ; iucouw arres.t-
Buk CO., Tordnto, for price, 0 boxes xetl
meat, t; ; total
The death oyccuned in ben on
�P
inst., IWbert Ridley,
pital, when he will under o an opera-
g p°
tion.
twe"asoenmlive add
Nlfltl190 ; children between flue add
chit
Sunday, 12th of
twenty-one • years, W7 ; children
a reeprrled resititmt of that township.
Mrs. Stewsrt Keymour, of Clinton,
between five and sixteen years, 117N ;
Last week Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of
left latest wtwk to join her husband in
tualr pa•raons from Iwent y-unr to sixty
Wingghaw, celebrated the forty-
Walkerville, where they will reside in
future.
years, 7118 ; food population. 3,UU4.
The is thinly aevell Iran
eigbth Anniversary of their wedding.
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
FFnopulnliun
Dr. A. J. Irwin, dental surgeon, of
On Monday, the Oth inst., Mrs.
than in 1114111.
NVinghsm, is ill in the Winghaw hos-
Wilkin departed this life at the home
Death Mrs. Sprung, Hallett
of her sun -in-law, Will. Run, New-
of John
"-
bridge, Stephen.
lin MAndn •, the title fist., one of file
Eve11e,7rone Run Down I Ou'1'ueselay. May 7th, Misr Anns F:.
F)iuntlerve of �lullelt, futile persutt of
(%atharine Pot -lei-, wife of John
the foible" of English society life,
is
Brennan, only daughter of Thin.
and
brr handling, ane willhP quite cum-
,d
d.ple.od-wide he.d.rle 's•a°O rens; w-
Brennan, of Dublin, Iwesed away lit
Sprung, was twmoved froto the viceovi
illness
tits, "la. rumour~ •odd. w aha rewdt. of
the age of nineteen years.
lit lite sitter• a few w"Its' vuh-
impase biwd- nus 6d q-tdy eeleel m heirs
The death of Matthew FArrish, of
'"i to a paralytic stroke. De.
Bill"Tlak.
k drew. our d• enn Isom the U -d sad
Po'
which texek place ua Purr•
lea/'ell, who was a (soman of excep-
intelligence, ratex•wed by all
scan up aoae.tjt. h.eu, ks.iory. lid bow.lw
day of Iwo weak, nwuved a well-
ayLocof l
known citizen of that town.
her atquxintaoces, was an active.
her
pia., nl. y.lwbk sats a uln msl5ca.1
tflo rn110l/fen
worker fu the :Methodist chnreh, Of
yirw.•s of cv.bvs herbs whwh set is a saurell
Dr. \V. J. Milne, Reeve of BItil,
which since her early Kirlhos"1 pile
her
Inaaaer w de. .yawl. Poi..., 31 a -body --6 col
hal invested it)no autnmuhile. This
had been a a»emher. She is
$5. At okoa-awn-w foam The Clee.it.' Co.
makes the second machine owned in
her nAnd, three
survived byy ha
d Clads, Levert d, Ha -&l Tomma.
the village, Isaac Brown owning the
daughtrt list. 011nnima11.1 ln, 1)rue-
B..w.so, s flew.. ,+r .,1/s
other.
sells, Mrs. R. Uovier, and Mrs. S. Cox,
and Tmmnto mwiety now 1111 not out In
•
The death occurred in New Lir-
Hullett--and one tion, Fitzallan, of
4
kearl, lint., on Mondsy, the 13th
M.ucitolsi,
nut., Of Bt•Utrice, daughter of Mr. and
1fts. Will. Lindsay, formerly of Con-
Death of Thomas Cudinors, Exetta.
a"ol "AAs K4111Tt114e.
stance.
}Alsi lie. portsom of Thomas Otidmore.
Miss Ida llt•ywwd, O( Clinton,
wfi.o drluarted Chip life on Saturday,
-- --
leaivas shortly for Winnipeg, tvhet•e
;flay fill,. death hits ..woed one,,r
she will be nian led to Alfred Butt, of
Fxet.er's ttust respocird citizens. nud
that city, lain -if U. Butt, of the Iwaa
one of Ualsa'm• townnhili h forlller
line, Hullett.
well-known Lamers, noted for bis un -
Packed at the
On Moodily, the ffth Inst., Herbert
swerving integrity and aterlingg qual-
Ant, son{ of Mr. and Mn. F. Axt, of
ities. DereaAed, who "T"ut
Oven'✓•Mouth
Zurich, was married in I.otlduu u/
twit yenrs of age, ,was a motive of
View Janie, daughter of Mrs. P. Men-
i —on. England, and enncr to Ccolada
We do tftings right at
der, of that city.
in ,1857, settling oritr Kipllen. Lnler
test Mooney bakery.
AVord wait received in Seaforth last
he went is 17olootiov. where he con-
week of the drath fu Toronto of John
tiuued ll. iwride until snout flee ,years
:risclikss are P� l
Wgun. Of that (,fly. who for many
sign. when he retired froyi active life
hot frcrn the ovens. The
years war extensively engaged in Ihr
.net took up his residence in Exeter.
and produce business in
Mr. Cudmole wits twice married and
moilittlareuvivAntile,
'�
Yeafurth.
is survived by hip second wife, two
cur -tight tins retain aD thew
In l:nwnuel Church. AVinniloeK, nn
ens and three daughters.
fyeeshrism and Ute, no
WMne.tay, the Nth in•t., Mrs. Louie
A Grey Pioneer Deceased.
>filter, formerly of AVinghnul, and
sinter of MI's. 1lsnrsliQlr of that town,
On Sunday, 1Lty 12th, one of the
0 Q
was united fn uuarriuge to A. English,
worthy vitro of Orey fit
lit N'im)iprg,
11ee la -mu r( NVul. H hiilwun
An Interesting event. took Mace at
was pndue.oned to that country from
tilt re -
iKEvangelical
then
earsonla Zolich, on
1 gtl,
.sr e.erne no tbtraveller
locus. Uresuads who w'Ma Isrru in
iiVednoetalay, the 15th fort.• when Ilev.
Knglsnd right ythrpr ren" Selin• rillo'.
A. D. Gi"chler• unllel ill the 1p,nds of
to Crawls with his wife in 1N511 A
fl�'f tjSil• I '
Iuntrin on oovo\N leo, t,! ne.or
Y Jb d
fY\\' 'i Yal1'h Ret1.1' 111• p11IYi1N!MYI It IIIIYII
1
UAshwoaed, and Misr Annie llumuiel,
lot un the with com:rpainn of Grey.
„( 7wrrich•
%% hi, 11 with iudo•f:Ui ab11• Winslow he
On Monday of hast week. Thouinll
transforulel into the rxowllent farm
0*Hrien. a well-known resident of
stain which hereridel until the denth
cltatta where or when
1'uckersmith, departed this life at his
of his wile ten yenrs ago. Since then
tlonle on the 2nd concetwion of that
he had n1Ade his house with hip daogh-
Y� ba+Y them.
Wwnehip at the logo of fifty-six years.
terse. Mrs. Cameron. of Morris, +old
He is survived by his wife, four son*
111x. Hnycruft. of Brus"Is, tit who
rti
soe to Yourts-
send two daughters.
hoose he pasisel away. Mr. Ifute'bin-
bee just as inviting and de-
Joseph E. C voinhes, principal of the
noon, it ho was at uoan of high Christi:ue
6:iCK.0 h
South Qu'AppeIIv school. Sited..• bas
character• w•a" seta Illld Itv all wilt)
as thOU 8 Y Ott ate
rnouq) tel her college course end re.
knew hills. Ho• is nurvived by lhrv,
tfsern at the ovens in the
:rived the degree. of B. A. Hr is a
s+sup and three o;nughtrlA.
bakery. At all in
won of Me-. and MIs. Joseph Cosomhim
The Hetnsall Local Option Bylaw.
grocers
of Janleltown, and n former htndent
air -tight packages,
of Goderich Collegiate Institute..
We insivretand, stye the Seaforth
The death of Rich,ud Adams, a
Expositor, that prOove}ia;frl have Ia•en
well•koown sesideut of Stephen, oyc.
I•lken to,111:11.11 the L•enl opli-/n 11vblw
cured at hi* home un the 17th con-
IvlpArd btbl• (a a{ofr lit- Hen> null in
yry
—
cession of that township on Monday,
J•rnuxIxet•' which moue into fore,
Pith Inst. I)e!ceaewd, aero war in her
..Is thtt list of May. One Of the main
main
'
'fife-sixth ds flyto her
rend lite be lir bylaw i" that it wren
rend the first and second limo before
11CCONo-cuss ROUND -Tali
Noun two lard
wife, cher roma sial two daughters.
An a token o! appreciation of the
services of !heir retiring organist, and
the town council ties bylaw Nes irl for
11Mlfs and it was read a child time and
uevaslowe ro
the regret that is frit sit he rrumval
finally puus•ed no bylaw No. I of HAM
Buth statements tire-, literally, rurrwet,
MANITOBA
flow their mid -1, the ulemherr of the
Methoidi"tchurh, Bayfield. {root week
as the I,vhtly .ve+ II:IANYI else flrat Alld
SASKATCHEWAN
p eoeuted Mia Kvot \Vallih with x
sos,snd title.. ill I:Ma,l,ul the thiel time
4'tr
� ALBERTA
lwouti(ul au•I ria accompanied h
I't's. g p' Y
in ItMli. It i• roll ,411).00. dao it
rbuuld baso• Ia•rn �nally palwvl as it.
an adder
was originally intrxdor•el. Whether
F,.nroc+n. fesTnrnnm vYawda
DATES oyes 4, /a; dlrly 2, 1 so; AY avA
A quiet wedding was celebrated at
or mot Thi+ content ion i•• rotr,s t will
la, 271 so to sed 2.. T.ck•ts
the manse. Henslall. on Wednendwyy
1w;leterouiuesl fly Ile- rmml. Ties- rasr
Se.d to rot.c. .IU%W§IXtV saw frau'ttNnt
the Nth inst., when Rev. F. Me
I. Id hr heard At 'cannon no -the 'Lird.
al•
Smith tied the nuptdll knelt between
It L ere'tl ollf."Ilub fit,- Ill-Iteal Ir ell..
RiITEB (re the asasefrim all p inena nnt•ris
Mfsn Elizabeth Clerk, dxnKhler Of
I."."I nold lh• e:ylil N' llll,hhe'.L ill YlY\V
rle q It., 1 1.'AlnD nneed-env u
\, mn.pra to N2 a .,•unA•enp of FA•
Jounes Clark, of Hensaall, and Arthur
Anderson, farmer
m( Ile 1.ecl.aed Iwlfry u! Ihtl GWui•n•
montm Tacksu in all punt. 1n theNurth•welsk.
TOURIST SLEEPERS A 1I 10,I eeuo� b4C
it prosperous young
of near Kippen'
ment the action of the court will not
avail. The defects in the Ieylaw are
7„wot laMpsae Care
On Monday. May- 13th. Mrr. AVID.
purrly technienl end the Government
w,a b. run ns a”
•:eurn•,n. tole, x, ntpMd w.Ih b.+i.ne. is,
1>�
tones, an ofd and res ted resident
A%. decLlred it m their slit}, enol
1
•,nen {..,,err u, rho-- aerth. must be e,•e,
U( Clinton, passed pratwfully AWRY sit
hAve Acted on Ihfs relic not W issue
,.,Inasi f,.r Ihmugh Deal Well at Isaaleadays
her home in that town. DeceAAed,
license" fn Any ulllniripa where a
but.,*e,.rar..•�, le.r..
who was horn in England sixty-three
Heal option bylaw has been adopted
I .rkiek users urn
COLONIST SLEEPERS foe
veer" an, came fn IS742 with her hits-
K
and where it inn been set aside un terh-
.sora Charge
b.rtk•. p••r••so"e
hand to Clinton, where they had
nical griunofs. In View- ofthis de-
t.,ld.at, will be used he fn
sipphmt that, nae.
since resided. The interment Look
nent,
cision ort the part of the Goverm
., pne,..bl. i. pial ,( ordZ Iris...
place at Goderich,
the localoptionists of Hen 11 have
nit« .ed run ntfsrtwtlen Contained M leve
Meesls. Edge K Gutteridge, of Spot-
not much to tear no inatter what the
Maet.•s.et.n' pempitllrt. Ass aenrost C.►,R
have- xR forth, hAin been xwxrdld puree
decision of the courts mnv ill.
seem for a W w or sures M
large contracts by I've t%, P. K. rn-
L R 1M1% Alii less. W W4V 111"
park Y.They ars to build a general
pastation,
and also It stunner still-
(
A MAGISTRATE INVESTIGATES
tion At Bala. Munkoka ; stations
ZAM-BUK.
and other buildings on the new line
between Byng Inlet And Parry bound,
And the tAnks and pumping stations
between Durham and Walkerton.
On Friday, the loth Inst., the home
of John Fitch, of Howick, near Bel.
More, was visited with r, and bereave.
aunt in the death of Mrs. Witch. Ie.
ceased, who was thirty-seven years of
xKeWy, w.1n a daughter of Mrs. Jan.
iie, of ro rnberry, and was es-
teemed and beloved by n large circle
of amiuwintaoces. hhe leaves, besides
her husband, there children to mourn
her detniee.
Dr. Eddie Bryans, formerly of the
Jnlnestewn locality, who has been
t•eiiding fu AVinnipeg for some time,
Is now practising physician And
surgeon for one division o)f the (band
Trtnk Pacific Railway, with head.
,1luarters at Killaly,Sank. He ha"
eight railway camps to look After,
with the probable addition of others.
These camps extend over sixty miles
of district and the round drive each
week makes the Doctor travel 120
mile".
On Salunhty, the 11th inst.. Mrs.
Samuel Brokenrbire, who for the past
fifty yestrs had kern An exteemed resi-
dent of Stephen, entered into her rest
at the age of neventy-flue years. She
leaves to mourn her dect•as" six noon'
And six daoghterit--John and Emily,
at home ; Edward And Mark, of Diskette -
wood ; Silas and William, of Stephen;
Frank, of Elgin ; Mrs. it. Adams and
Mrs. J. Nims, of Stephen ; Me". J. W.
Morl ck, of Michigan ; Mrs, Luke
Says is a Wonderful Healer and Does
More Than is Claimed for It.
Probably uo household remedy in
existence has wan such glowing
tributes from people in high places re
has 7.am-Auk. Mr. Roger F. Perry,
Justice of the Peare for British Colior.-
hist., recently tested this famoug halin,
and this it what he says of it :
t
"The Pavilion.
••Goldfields, B. C.
-To the 7.anrBuk Cu.
"Gentlemen, - After a very fair
trial 1 have proved 7Atn-Buk eminlnt-
r
• o •. 1 m cane it mond x
I satisfne h rt fit Y
akin rush of five yearn' standing
which no doctor had been able to do
any good file.
"•I would certainly enrourage any
�person to keep 7.au)-Buk in their
nme. It trulyFdors more than you
claim for it. ur tole own part i
would not. now Ice without it in the i
house. fours very truly,
(iiigned) ••hatgeer V Pprrv,
Jusetice iof the Pr:acc fur B. C."
7Ain-Buk differs from Ordinary
aalvee and cut br ocations, for while
these mostly contain animal oils and
fat /.am-Buk is purply herbal. it
cloven and beetle cute, festering mores,
ulcers, eruptions, boils, eczema, chaf-
ing sores, etc. in the household it in
the handiest possible remedy for
htrna, mcaldes, children's injuries. It
instantly cleanses any wound to
which it is applied : prevents fester-
ing, inflammation or bind p olson.
I
-_
Luau, and Mrs. CYntA Lucas, of Flom.
f o cures ppries, VAricose ulceM wn
flstmlA. A11 druggistx and store" sell
Robert Miller, a former well-known
at 611 cents it box or from the 7oarn-
resident of Wroxeter, and ex -Warden
Buk CO., Tordnto, for price, 0 boxes xetl
of the county of Huron, has taken ♦
for IiPl esti.
odbfe position with the C. P. R.
respm
His dirties are W visit the various
localities and inspect the old ties
The Toronto Press Club's Production.
HEATING
tAken out an that Any worth replacing
the track Are to be marked and
Visitors to Toronto during the sec•
RAILWAY
on
listed on straight pieces of roadway or
The of timber, ties, etc.,
and week of the race" will have the
opportunity of witneaaing the Prean
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
sidings. care
t71nh'awnAuwllheAtricAl performance At
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by the foremen of the various sections
the Princess Theatre. Thin year 'The
SHORT Li NE is alar to Iw r•eporteNd cm. The work
will extend from 'lmith'a Falls to
Intportince of Being EArnes41" its being
by "Oringolre
Windsor : fmm Toronto to Teeswitter,
produced, preceded
tt)e Ballad-twonger." The former is an
B[T WLEN
Owen Sound, Grrdprich, Parry Sound
intensely satirical crlmedy, leaned on
Toronto, Muskoka
and St. Thom". Mr. Miller in An old
experienced hAod at railway tllil.
the foible" of English society life,
is
and
brr handling, ane willhP quite cum-
while the curtAin-rniAer a skit on
event" connect(d with the life of
Awo
Parry Sound
ps tent 10 handle the new work. He
iA uis \ 1 . of France. Dougina A.
will have a very buy their in coveting
Patterson, who had It long experience
BPR/N0 SERV/tDE
hill large territory.
on the American stage with Henry
May TownririP Assessment.
Miller, fit dirpeting the prodnetion And
in effect May 5th to Jens 14th, 1907.
'Phe total nssprAment of : ne town.
the chief part" are takpn by Robert
tflo rn110l/fen
ship rd Hwy for the year 111117 I 82' -Stuart
Pigott, wlsn An Actor of inter.
national repute. The lending female
T•�mmnf, ......:. .a•tya.m. 4:1% p.m.
P•m smtrwt..?..."i OA p.rs...........tooP.,•
3ty7,9fM1. lAnd in vsilued nt 11111,433,R70;
buildings at gfLifi,IM: the illness
pArt has been assigned to Miss Bernice
foot-rdR UP(D
tax ot*mwament is S'Li,(ra and income
Parker and the nphvr mlrA Are elnally
well filled. Thep olurtionsoftho past
'arTy. tq,ttttd .: .. ....Itsn a. m..
..... .last p.m.
n:asp.to.
iAx aw+sanent, •l,fiion. The pnpulA_
Linn in :1,176, a .leaseelse of fro since w
two years haus given the 1'rpAa ('hih w
in
oTonte. ...141np.m . ...
high atnnding thewln-going rireles
rMily arePpt, ftnroday.
Year ago.
and Tmmnto mwiety now 1111 not out In
IA(Ornutln", IMkrfw. At, , ('fl Ticket 011110.
vol. Rory eu,A Teeerloaa. Main iIIR TsissOA
Grey Township Statistics.
flollowlnx is a Ilynopads at the Ron-
full force for the show. The dates are
May Ion and 81 tad Jane 1.
sold A11 AR""rA.
HZ'S QUITE SURE
That Dodd's Kidney Pins and Nothing
Elm Cared His Gravel.
Briatol, Que., May 2lkh.-48pecial.)
--Mi. Reuben DrA ler, of this place,
has the proof right with him that
Doedd's Kidney Pills cure completely
and permanently the much dreaded
gravel. The proof conalrts of two
Nixon. one the size of a •Mall hewn
and the other as big as it grain of
barley. He prsstod these stones and
was tviieved of the terrihIe Twins they
csuaM after using Dodds Kidney
Pills for a short time.
Mr. Dtwpsr is confident iAdd's Kid-
ney Pills and nothing else brought
About Ilia rule, its he hold tried two
doovtors without getting rein, woof was
fast getting weak and despondent
when he stopped all other tteatwents
and storied to takc Dodd Kidney
Pills
THE DEAF AND DUMB
An Appeal for Information from the
Provincial Institute at Belleville.
The Canadian Mute, it wla•r pub-
lished im conne; tion with the Provin-
cial Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb at Belleville, urxker the follow-
ing nleporal in its latest issue:
\\ a have r•ea,tou l0 believe that
there. is :t considerable masher of deaf
children in titin Province of seboOl
age will. are not attending our Insti-
tution, but who should be doing no.
\Ve lee desirous of obtaining the
names and addresses of the parents of
all such children• and we varnently
appa•al to (Ile readern of these lines to
assist its in srctlt•ing this information.
Clergymen of all denuu)inations, pit) --
s f c I it Sim. Assessors. inspt+ctors of
schools And public w•Ixal teachers wee
in an exp ecinlly f+Jvornbke position to
,insist it. ill this direction, and by so
doing th.•y would he conferring an iu-
estinlable boon to these Alent tnetu-
Isrrs of ti a enniumuity. Our desire is
to enter into correspondence with the
pearentsofall delf children with Idle
luope of inducing tlWni to send then) to
our• ach.al At B4—lit—Ville, whrre they
ought receive surh training need In-
struction as will fit them to la -come
useful. •rlr•nupptlrting and it.pected
citizens. It is it lamentable thing
Ihat soy deaf Ian• or girl should he
deprive) of the advantages Of such toil
elurAtil.r, w-hec it is freely provided
for thein I,y Me people of the Prov-
ioce. NN'.• earnestly hope the new*.
lapse" thrvmghnut Ontario will cal)
attention to this inatter au eulphat-
iradlj` At possible and thus aid in thin
goa"1 uork.' e
The Canadian Handicrafts Guild.
Many people who, during thrir
leisure hours, doe fancy work, either in
the w:ty of embroidery. faces carpels,
carving, or metol work. ufteu wonder
whether they could not divivow of
their work, and thus add to their in-
come. The Cohntidian Handicrafts
Build, SWtSt. Catherinestr•rt, West,
Montreal. ore alwayn willing to re.
.rive suitlble work unit di -post -of it.
to the la• -t aelvuutage, shopiv charg-
ing a small percentage, for the se• -
vire rt•nderA. Those- of _our readers
who, snot further information (on the
subject ran olrtaiu it by itddreesing
the se retary. Thr Guild, sit the re-
qurst oftHrr Exrellency the Countess
Grey, is collecting a representative'
exhibit of Canadian women's work to
send to the exhibition of womefe's
work its lee held nt Mrltmtrrtle,
Australia, next (Aanlwr. At the ex-
hibition of C.iinnodian hlandit-rafts held
in the Art. Asnociation, Montreal, in
March, Her Rxcelleri j• inade a large
selection ,of work. Further exhibits
are invited, such an specimens of:
Fine neisilework, embroidery, face,
crochet, knitting. etc.
Wood -carving, leather work,
enamels, metal work, hook-hinding,
rir.
Pottery and china painting.
Fine weaving, artistically' woven
and hOe ked rl
The Guild add Riau (on title Ovens=
Ilion Foe willfI In forward with its, ex-
hibit e pain ings fu nil And wnter
colors, pelst•Ip. rginiAUars. etchings,
drawings in black and white, artistic
photography ;tied nch,00rexhihits. All
work must in• nddrersed to the Cnnrt-
dian ilsndicrnfts Guild, 6118 St. Cath-
erine Shut. West, Montreal, marked
**For .Australian Exhibition," and toe
re mived not later than June 155th.
Entry toric enn lop (obtained file the
asking and should be applied for im-
mediated•.
The Farmers' Creed.
*'We relive in small facing and
thorough cultivation.
"We Relieve that soil loves to eat,
as well As its owner, and ought there.
fore to he liberally feed.
•'We believe fu hlrge cups, which
leave the land (letter than they found
it -making the farmer And the farm
both flnel at once.
, NA a believe in going to the Volcano
of things, and, therefore, In deep plow -
Ing And enough of it -all Ire• better
with It AulrAlil-plow•.
"We believe that every farm shoulti
own it giaod farurer.
• %N a believe thalik the bei► feetilizer
for an'ysoil is A spirit of Indust, v, en=
te•priae And intelligence. Without
this, Ihne and gypsuul, bones and
C7_ manure, marl anal RUAnu, will
hP of little use.
"We beliear in good fences, good
horns, good farmhouses, good "tick,
good orchnrdn, and children enough to
gather the fruit. '
"We believe in a clean kitchen, a
neat wife in it. A spinning wlseel, a
clean conscience.
"We ficinly diahelipve in frinnerm
who will not improve; in faring which
grow poorer every year : In starving
cattle ; in. farmers' boys turning into
elerka and nlerchantst : in fanners
Ashamed ret their vocation, or who
drink whiskey until honest people are
nmhnmed of them." - Henry NVArI
i3ee•cher.
CATARRH CAN BE CURED
Kill the Germs by Breathing Hy-o-mri
--Gives Quick Relief.
Many people who have suffered
with catarrh for yeAt•v natnrtlly think
they cannot, hp rnrel, And lccotnc
d ievrou rA ged.
The reAeOn they 1►nve failed to ell"
in teernune they have not treated the
disease with the Loral "weedy, Hy•
o -mei, which in hrewthwlthrough n
rimtpocket,Inhaler, set tilt its hPAi
Ing melicntel air renchph the roast re
mote air•cells, kills all entarrh gertm
and rentorem the mucous membrane o1
the nose, throat and lungs to A
healthy condition.
Cataarrh is really w local disease anal
to eure it, it, muni be trentel It A recto
edy whirh metchea every spot in the
nosy and throat where the disease
R,rmn lodge. Hy -o -mel do" this ani
given relief from the first day'n use.
A complete Hy -o -mei outfit coe{I
hilt $1.401 and Jf,& Wilson Kivet e
get llf,ev •r with Pvery ItAKe tore
fund thin money unless f cures,
D. MILLAR CO.
Regarding Mantles
ALTHOUGH the peason has I►een rather back-
-1 our sales it the mantle section have been
far ahead of last season's, but now that the stock in
broken and the variety comparatively small, we have
decided to make a great sacrifice on bole last few anti
Iflow is your golden opportunity, as not one will we
allow to remain over if price will help it.
I Ladies' Lawn Waists
Never before have we cold no many ]awn waints as thin
season. T4 reason why our witist deuartnteut is so papular is
btcauss wee have the beat iumK)o tuent and all moderately priced.
White bit"oll• xists, in lou or short sleeves, to button At back or
at front. Fibut $t.00 Ge *,,.So Pitch. Fvery our is perfect fn
make, fit and finish, sad ve•ptvsentne best possible value for
the price linked.
Children's Pinafores and Dresses I
We have it nice ahsortment, of rhildren's pinafores end
Holland lessees nud sill sew Marked at prices that make them
even cheaper than you call mike au bottle. See theta and lie
conyinrel. Children's school calls in large variety.
I
THE LEAQING L�DIES' STORE
'Phone I%, MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Phone 56
M
WS Pernoll's
Bread
1 Made by ,acklaery. satellites
til. -.it u la-s•a if. -pace -cuss -
too
h.,. -pe,w sad as
wb,A— brood, wa
- out any of the, tri,ukls .sof
wary baking day occ.-
siossder hst law.
ill It Oaa
sts lest That is llake.
P . T. DEAN
YOUR POPULAR GROCER. AGENT a
THE RECORD
belle eta, vw mrior� Nor IW
W. R. P I N D E R, Stelling Agent, Goderich
'
C. J. HARPER '
Ark Brand Paints
WV a
The [Ilanufar•hlrerl of these paints have
joint rompletel a Xill•11IMlpinnt at Toronto
Junction• which is itself It gu ArAntPV As
to thequnlities of the Ark Brand of point.
PLUMBING
HEATING
EAVESTROUGHING
ELECTRIC WIRING
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
.
at Lowest Prices. .
' 100 per cent. Durability.
C. J. HARPER 1
00101 014-0
BUYING A BUGGY
is just like buying anything else— you want to get
the best you can for the money. There i9 just
this difference : You expect a buggy to last some
years, and should therefore be careful in making
your sele2tion.
Vou cannotinake a
mistake in buying a
McLAUGH L I N
BUGGY
It js absolutely the hest
value to hu haul. Call
a11d let us show Voll
some of the handsome
styles i11 which it is made.
THF MiKADO
WILLIAM KNOX
Agent fnr McLaughlin Carriages New Rafe St., Goderich
THE SIGNAL DOES GOOD JOB PRINTING
Tau1f11wAT, May 'is, 1907 a
"Beware. my son, of loose methods.
Do you know how they generally end f"
'No, sir ; how Y" "[n tight places."
HOUSE
CLEANING
IS NOW ON.
WE HAVE EVERY REQUISITE
to make the houtle-cleaning
paxeps thorough and it
the i+tnle time as light It,
tA.sk as poeeible.
EVERYTHING IN GROCERIES
pure and fresh.
STURDY & CO.
The Square 'Phone 91
I
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any e,en numbered aeetion of hutnhtion
IJlods to Manitoba. Kaskatchew.n and Alberta.
ecce{{ainK x anA :et not reperved, neay be horns,
orad, -A by any Iserron who I. the sole )lend of a
family• or any male over IA year. of 11"x% to the i
extent of one-quarter rection of IMU acme, taoty
or dew.
Entry) mull be mule personally at tAe local ,
fiend ofllde for the district in which the land is
lit nate.
The homeAeader I. required to pertonn file -
couditiorr. oonmx:ted therewith under one of
the following plans: I
IU At leapt rix monthsresidence upon and
cult Ivatlon of the land ill ea,•k year for lhna
year..
In If the father for mother. If the father isdc
oesesedl of the homesteader resido.. urge a trona
in the vicinity of the land entered for the re-
lulmotmeolm as to residence may be satisaal
by such person reridint with the father or
mot her.;
(11 if the settler has his permanent n+ridence
upon farming land owned by him in the vicin-
ity of his honn+„tea,L the nslulrements An to
rosldence loosely be •stymied by mAdenoe upon
I he ••aid Isnot.
six monlhr' notice in writltlg should ole Iran
to the Conuntasfoner of 0omtnlon It at
I fanwa of intention LO apply for patent.
Deputy of the Minister of the Interior.
N. It. 1'c alit hortred publication of this ad
vert s nrnl wilt eel be toned for.
H. B. BECKETT
EMBALMER
AND
iFUNERAL DIRECTOR
Furniture and t'ndertisking:warcroouls•
Nest aide square.
'PlI0N F:a: Nf ro Br. Goderich
House• 178
Night calls: At residence. cor. Cambria
nud and Nell a/ street.
r
OPHEY & SON
-IKE LBADINe—
eral Directors
Embalmers
rtully att.naed to a dl
an• alight lir day
'PHONE 15 OR 24
(at
/(ort Went`
When yyou went 1 and Yierds l 1 street and 1
THE R};41, at hock \Mquare
OOAL*
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND,
alA11 Co"I weighed al the market soalase
"'hero yon get, .A lbw for a loo.
WM. LEE.
(order+left at C. C. 16=8 Hardware Etas
r,1st std, ttquare, promntiv attended to
GUNllRY BROS.
Livery, hack
'Bus Stables
GOOD HORSSS-
CARRIAORS
PHARTON>,
—RTC . A T--
RBA8.0 ABLR
—R A .,S e—
+• r
Weil -appoint ed
((nicks rend rt -li-
able drivers in
r•harges of the
'Burns, which will
meet all train s
And At"nnaboats
ALL CALLM ATTENDED 7"
PROMf Y FROM HOTHI9
AND PR VAT$ HOUESS
(SUNDRY BROS.
FA)UTH eMURT PHONE :TFT