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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1907-5-23, Page 7ARM ,ll THE SIGNAL: GODERIA. ONTARIO News ftheDistrict- Without The o .. Alcohol EAST WAWANOSH. I UUNUANNUN. + I DUNLOP. and dispatched either by the nursery A Strong Tonic Without Alcohol MONDAY, May 811th. l / t A. NEWTON, DENTIST; LIJC; -I Toftsu.{Y, May'llet. tennis or by express, the scene wit - Patrick Gibbons, who was accident- T. NQN'.--AthoweeverydayeueptThun cle7 Illus M. Qnxid it fu G(vderich visit- nessNl in thrpNa t ill hoinv is to liver, , dare. NewremenytureriractlsatoethR'.nano-7 ane, ar the wot•k in connpcl.iuq wit t A Body t3uilder Without Alcohol ally iu))m d at harry Chamopy's Ifoorday,. etb` fru�(.ales xtrac end brtdgr nuns ing het• sister, Mch. V oumau' the handling of thtiusauda of trees, ltArn•nlaitlK, hr, we are plessoxl to way, lens Ala anus plain mmrbre,akNbicl. Quite it number from here attended A Blood i'urifler Without Alcohol again rblu to ►m around. N. U.- 1ou,•..,1 .ulnar nate aur •..•,k mu,•h ler tuurr,al of ter Ixte lefts. •i. C. Mar- Ishrubs xn<1 vines has to Ili, put through A number of the texchrrw in this better done ba the dental otl{ue -ansa Ibl.r, its a very short space of tine. Just Getter fxrtllue.. for duln.r the .vuh, uwnv cin.. lin, tit Gextet•irh, ti� '1'liwsduy of last naw the gglYwnhuiiheN prweeut & seen(- A Great Alterative Without Alcohol district purpose attending the Assoei- furtxble for the Iwtteut. week. I of t opiCAl Imauly with the great num- atiun nleetiog in Exeter on Tureday *T0'ticE. TILE LOCAL AGENCY 'Phis week our teacher will attend ber and the many varieties of flt,vers A Doctor's Medicine WitboutAicobol and Wednesday of thin week. PI to uwi a....ul, for Tile Signal Ism thu fro+t- the teachers convention in Fxeter. in Notion, along with showy bedding William Murton received the bad "slat book book and Stationery Stores noon, With Empires Daily cunninA this week I+ulty and hanging baskets, ready for I A er's Sarsaparilla Without Alcohol orders will be ro"1%et for mub-,•rlptlon•, Sol- Y P news of the death of his roil, Dr. J. C. vorti.fnee and job work. alai teculpta wtB be- thete will Ise nu rrha,l after Tuesday. c elivety, and the pruprietotw invite ]Marna, eln Saturday last. Before rh•eo (or ariuuut, Va1d for the saute. _ 1 intending pttrchaaer•s lend the public studying medicine, thin young man I A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF ANDER• I to pay thein it visit at this seaw/u. aj W. publish Q„r ro..,.i.. taught school at St. lielene for Some A SONS LEEFlURN, W. s....a .lush., paint_.. wrnbht+sand .t•in.wm GI.9I)II1LI:N \\immi cs Atmt_ The hos sur�.uata•s Move , Lot of hofs he had beret practl.- moa Sour waY in uwking thhyr, lack bright TUESDAY, 11ay 'Slat. w• ora. nor <o in in the Wert, t cheerfue stout the house. feel It glow with Bemuiller woollen mill still holds a 8 Jacob Maser is home from too ft teputxtiuu ILI tee ers •�moioe.ar rear hotn.ncicnufng and You will kt VleracdWen•Piai•Iletl - _ with the result. Huron' faruring community for the excel- ST. AUGUEliNE. Tu"DAY. May 216t. Min. (;•.,rune Iaaliencleau npent Nun• day in Winghanl, Mrs. W. Thompson in visiting her sister, Mk!. A. Clark. Mrw. Jahn N ester, tit tit. Frank is visiting her sister, Mow. Frank Ilrv- Deve Breaux. �TF,W PATTERNY IN \VALE, N paper%, alfilnip,, bewderot. etc., at the Due'- gannuu p,e-wm•.u, book. rtauouory. eau niter Nod row•) rusts sere. Gall Nod •en �li.r I(ysu'.•.twk anal gut prices. WKUNKSDAY, May CLnd. lease Mountain made it Intaillegr trip tel Toronti last week. Mr. and Mr•le. Corwin nil• yihiting friend. at Stratford at present. The Farmers' Institut+ had it very Kexxl 111 ting un Wednesday if hast week. JAIII t�aklxtrr, es (-Wer of ten• Ptwrhytertmen rhury bele, attended the meeting of the Huron Prembytery at Clintbn tin Tuenclay of Islet week. le'uR THK BluTtmH �IABKP.'T.—Ulla former Gownsman James Foley,m%• n fence of its luanufactulwu. The outfit of manufactured goods nlalle herr shown a steady increase ever yunr, yy The proprir.Gn, Jens. (ilelhill, d/N`m not make any pretence at nlauuf ac- telling IUIy of the finer Rexxlr Aar the retail tr•,a e, for the coni -se wool of our native hhor dotes not adulit tit it, bel p for g/od, honest, pure -wool Romain tilt,, Ayer's Pills ore liver pills. They act directly on the liver, make more bile secreted. This is why they are so valu- able in constipation, biliousness, of Pe sial sick -headache. Ask yourdoctor if he knolls a better laxative pill. � eJruaea.c.yreC Laws".Seass.— _ _ - - _ ____ __-- Woo" pleated to barn that 1111sa Gait. l;olllnsn, wife and child, t( to( 1 Kingsbridge, passed through herr un :1luucbay with a drove of xixt%••six ebtabli%huueut bas Int enviable re lite• p lino. '191. !ie•nmiller bLankrlb nor DISTRICT MEETING. _ .Alalthn V�allace, who hag lie -en ver Y Kiutlail, visited friends herr Suudia)' tart c:attlr, which hu had wintered and known Gtr lmyelllil (he 111111tH of life Gathering of Methodist Church Repre ill for Borne hoop, ii ituproving. "Aa fattened for the buyers. The animals ) county " and orders lire coustanti seata6va at Clinton. J,wrph and Augustine Leddy have H, It- Lost • , ti cul Slier ft,lwrts are were weighed tit Dnttlup land par- cawing in hniu f,u••uff Manirolta from • ceo returned Lou WalfoM, Algonha, after atteodipg tea• teachers' voovention chased by Robert McLean. tit Godes fltl•Int•r reredelits naw wttld there. The May meeting of the Methodimt spending several weeks visiting their 'it Exeter, etch, for a fair price. MI.. Mcl,eall The season will action Ile on for, takiRg churches in the Goderich dimu•ia was Parente and friends here. T. E. Dmr•nio has ptnrch,tsel \\rill. will chip then) over W England. 'stirs in the new clip of woetl and It Ingy held Ito Wesley church. Clinton, on Andrew's prul,erky on Main stmt. is not the first ehipwent of cattle that safely be Well that the hulk of the Thursday front chairman, last. Rev. A. K. Birks, Every WESTFIELD. The price paid was $7511. Me-. Foley has sold for the markets of wool our native sheep Ands its presided. minister Ipti Mfrs Frank (t dal les returned ed tel Y R the old counts Y• way eventually to this mill, either writ, )assent vet the morning messiotl, MONDAY. 21 Ith h last week xfte spending aTIIK atS lKLT HK. -The fire in taken IrzchnuRr rhiliR ht foire ash.and iis following laymene-u reported ACGxeri weddings are on thePro- Ream leer neighhonhnoxl for the maple of west s with hirttda herr. Clinton was x theme of general C1nt Acc,ndinK to xtyicea front the whole_ tilt' ""to bel J. the prices of lvhi thin afternoon :-R. `\. McKenzie andSeveal It. Militate, Goxde•ich : It. Holmes, w tlrzG few week". Thos. Elliott's youngest Som, x child six montlls old, oaraed awn Natur- versattun in Tuesday of hint week and Y then cattle the burning of Dietrich'g I leuaxeln luny nut !m quits so high xr (;linton tufty : It. lush, Seafnrth ; R Ache• liulnle•syill" J. H. McClinton returned hotue last holo Regina P Y on day loaf Thr n Place on mill on Thursday returning last. Rest -,flet R stn, your, lrui so feu' tlRleln• is nu Arica Join. fixed. Short) washing will Leon is. I a J. WiHutd, Blvth ; H. lllnlluu •h, R h Dun anridn . John week %vhrte he �ird been with a load of hurrrs, t - > o Monday afternoon. \II. and Mih, . 11% Elliottnconvenience) Lllitt hive drnta tit sur vee ighlorbeNNd are much by the btltning of t e ¢ general with our farmers Nod already Duston, Nile :stabil Yuutl 13e•nulil- K• Roy Slackholase, won of �\ m. Noack• the rympw[hy of the caw• Inanit • in their bereavement. utill, as yutte a uumlerr got their 1Wo tells tit ilcw w'tol have Vieille ill I ler , H,ackwell, from farmers nein Porter, liiI G1xir-• . J. J. Warhingtun. Auburn : W. Walton . E.. McVitie. house, hag gtvrn n far and have - chopping done tern•, sand snnr had . itch township. Ltondemlori It. H. cols. liorter's gone to Brantfunsen l for the pret. LANES. take, grieved lel the mto ill h• chopped Hill : W. L. Ko•ym, Varna. Misr Annie Ctlamne and l►lisr F • after repairs hid been made to the I"a ----- Iter •� 11 B •1 • •t ed e r- 4T►rstn visited at Miss ergns,n's heonle en IVinghanl tin Saturday and Sun- day. Mrs. John Pickett and family' left Inst week for Maple Creek. Sank.• to join Mr. Pickett, who went West about two months ago. Win. Ntackboure has wild the south hundred acres of his farm to A. W. n• *4,f an t i sail Phis consid- erable is a r rnniel- Y e•abe v u I Advance upon px n the price At which this (arta was sold three or tour years ago. AUBURN. r1`1'PHIC STERLING BANK OF CAN. 11 ADA—ACRCKN AOKN('T. Open Tura Aar, Th•tsday and maturdaY, general Mnkins bnal ilia. trate,wctet 86' Ing. Bank department aerept., dtpta.lta of $1 sad up ward.. inter t at J per cent- per annum, pay. Nble every three mouth,. Fannerw' .ate note. purv•ha,.ed At rraeonable rate, A. 6.UAMBLE. AcllI.g ]tanager. Wri)xmn.tY, May '32nd. JamesJo/hnston moved into the vil- lage last week. Miss Thompson, of BIy tb. a former teacher here, visited at O. E. Erratt'x last Sunday. Rev. Mr. MrKinnein. of Pinkerton, will pmnch in the Presbyterian church nest Sabbath. Mrs. Wallace, who has tersest visiting her move her, Mrs. R. Sprung, left last Wednesday morning to join her hus. !nand in the Northwest The Ladiels' Aid of the Presbyterian con Lion intend having a Social at tb(.refits of John Fingland next Fri. day evening; the 211h. The proceeds are to toe applied to the rebuilding of the sheds. Robert Jledd is little), putting up A new house. The walls are to lie et( crnlent blocks. The workmen are busy making the blocks at present. Samuel (hoer hie. the contract for the cement work and C. Schultz builds the cellar, which is to he of atone. EZTBNDINo .% CALL.-The,Preshy- terian congregation here in Ptcercising its prer)gativil of selecting a wtnister' at present The rumor is current that nn official stated that this wan would not accept a call, while othera express! An aversion to that line. it wnuld astroni-h even aclergyman to see him- s•if reflected ill the nairtor of public oPinion. The Pre"byterian a And the M ithodista are ahout ready to join in the giving -&-call question. A PROAPKROI'm WORK.—Auburn Methodist circnit has enjoyed A pt•ox- perous year. Pastor and prople aavet wexktd harmoniously together. An inctr eoinq Interest is being taken' in All lines of church work. Sixty i nem. lien have been taken into the church during the year. An inc!-ease of Vie) hits Iaeen given to ministerial 'support and of $IW) to missions, raisin the missionary givings to $5'27.555 enol t in the c r ircrit float lace in the dis- trict, while all other place and circuit interests have been loyally sus- taireeed. NILE. Jlo�n•%Y, May Afth. Jos. Jones has sold him farm to Mr. Dunhar. Mrs. Wriethnooke, of Gotderich, visited friends at Nile on Sunday. Jose. Jones, who has advertised the We of his farm stock and imppIPinnentm, has ploteemed the Rale irdeflnttelrv. The Irate on which it will too held wit, Ile announced later. IV re t to t -port this week the denthtof Throm• R9hott or., which took place on Saturday morning last. lie - reamed had been Ill for some titter and death was not unexpected. The fnneral took place ren Monday to Men- gannon cemetery. Rev. J. O. Reid conducted the servdc UREWE MONDAY, Ay 20th. }Inward Dtn•nin lett horn i. morn: Ing for the West. Orville and Orton Durnitt were home from the G. C. 1. on Nesturdtay. John Griffiths. of Kinlons; wait ke: newing tilt mr,limintanves here on Sunday. jt Mr. McMurrhy, storekeeper, of Kin - tail, Lass.. t hough here on Mondays with his stoic waggon. Mrs. 'rho., ShacklPiton In ill at prem- Pint with eryrtpptrcI&@ in the face. We wish her a .ptPPdy recovery. Marvin Durnin And his misters, Fera and Florence, of Dungannon• were Crewe viniton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong And Minim Sadie, their daughter, of Port Albert, were visiting friends here on 8unday. Richard Constrain bar "Wrael home Atter npending a week with his son, Namoel (mngram, in Kinitxw township. A� are ding iR through here farmers Ara Many Rettinq in the root i end rolling the grain fields. Wewthpt still continues cold and the growth is *cry Clow+. MCVDAY, May •211th. The mid -week pro,yet[-westing hits cunnuenced to over berg for the aune- mer. Ernest Nherw,od occupied the pul. oit of Crewe church on quarterly Sale - lath evening. Bible solely at Hackett's church will be held every Sabbath evening throughout the sumruer counuencing tet eight o'clock. R Mrs. Jeeneph Smeltiferreturnel home last week from Behnore, where she had been for the past two we•ks *!- Lending the dea If o b R t! ,rad f her rother'e wife, lire. John Fitch. Tip coolness of the past couple of weeks has insole the spring work move along rapidly. Most of the farnr ers have finiahel seeding, including the root and potato cnip. Walter Hackett, who has theishod one year's course in medicide tit To- ronto, returned home on Saturday hart for s couple of days, prior to his Icaving•for Detroit, where he intends staying for some timr. LOTHIAN. TUMDAY, May 21st. Sandy George is improving, we arc glad to know. R. Holmes and sun were guests of A. McLean over Sunday. Misses Henderson. Boyd and Lyons were guests of Misli McLean last week. D. H. and Mrs. McIntosh were guests of Mrs. McKenzie on Sunday. Peter McKenzie, M. P., an Miss Mackenzie called On friends he • this week. R. Grant hill set ped A genal mu ply of watts- for Jas. &d nby at a depth of lett) feet. Miss Beasie MacKenzie. of Kinloss, was the guest of Mise H. Mackenzie fur a few days last week. LUCKNOW. TuVWDAY. May 21st. A11OHT HAve HKKN Mons SKRious. - What might have been k serinute ner- rident occurrtid Saturday on the farm of Alex. Gollan, 2nd concession of Kinloss, when n young nine, he had working for him wan driving A land roller. It seams the tongue of the mller was too short, and, dropping down, stuck in the ground. The jolt threw the young man off ill front of the reviler between the hor•eer. The animals ,w,er• running at the time still atoned on x gallop. The lout had the presence of mind to cling to the hat evens, thus preventing him- self from toeing rim over by the roller. The hones, when they reached the gate, juniped over it, And the roller mailing in contact with one of the side post" was stopped. It was to narrow esca . im A FATAL Accil)KNT.--The need and madden death of Jantem Torrance, which occurred on the farm of his father, PeterTorrance, tat coneession, Kinlons, last Friday, ham cast A gloom neer the entire neighborhood. Youngg Torrance undertook to drive a span n( colts on the land roller. No one but his father had handled thein before to Any extent, And Me-. Torrance ad- virtd his son not to undertake the task, but at last W hitch up one of the older hones with one of the colts. rhe young town thought he could manage them RH right And started to roll a firld tit the rear of the farm, across the railway. Mr. Torrance, after seeing him son get well started, went Neck to the learn, but a feeling that something would happen int• r111ed him to gel )lack to the flrld. On him arrival he toond him .son lying in the field and the team, aeveml V. Away, walking Aloof •the field. He tricked the voting often up and carried fiitn to the nide of the fence. He tilos ronRcious ani in answer to a questinn %aid hp was badly hurt. His father, after bracing him in it mittinq posture Against the fence, started for the hoose, abut half a mile distant, Hailing s young ninn who was pleas- ing on the fiend he- asked hint Leel n for Dr. Elliott:, then hitching up the hn,u went back to His son, whore he N. Atanding uie ngainnt the fence. e ynung man was conscious most of the %witYy to the house And spoke to his fA er several titres. but It i. thought he wan not Able to recognize his mother. When he got hint to the house Dr. Elliott end arrived, but Found Ihr+ young tnan waa past alp help and he expired n few mnnlents %iter being placed nn the 1x.1. Dr. Elliott afterwards undertook to catch the colts, which had become restless,'. hat Mr. Torranr•e finally got, them inder control• The funprAl was held' Nonday, and wan cone of the most argaly attended In this npighb orho•td 'or Rinne time. The myrNpathy of the entire community in extended to the 'wr•eaved patents and the rpnnAining atritheir. Wire 111 per rrnt, cheAppr at WORmiti.rw' Whol~le Hardware, M achinery, and Inst their grain in the COLBORNE. town wits a ale c P t n- eral secretary. lire, seear that, s thmighr. lie i dot•. Uthe o is DICATH.--An old resident of Col. I The circuit scheduler were read, the the largest lirser, be it not the only Ixweep died illi luesdav, .lay 7th, sat following fact,, being Nuuumarir-el one. P F Cromwell, Mich., to thee pmon of therefroul:- tr"INO IN THE tit NDATtoN. — David liner. At thea a of nevem)nine Last week Samuel Putter #tied his years. Decesed resident on theMait- cement mixer and staff returned from land concession fol• Many years, prior the progressive village of Saltfold, to his removal to Michigan, it Cert- he where they bad been working for John had la•en living for nearly twenty Walt(-rs for some days, putting to it ,•eat•., and carried on it successfml crnentwall under ab,u n which uhw s b •s ' Ixrk mlthin business. 'r u nines. Hl death forowi ly" the hott•1 stahlb and was was Ill lexp ec �d by ix relatives herr, recently moyexl ton new stir• in the who haat no intiena4lon of his having rear of the old brick hotel built by the been ill. He w is twice married, his hate C. Shannon nearly half a century second wife being a sister of W. H. SRU. Jit•. Potter will 'now llixlt 1,44h01, Goderich township ; n family at once putting in the foundation for of three children was the result of the Mr. Chisbolni s new barn, and Cohen second Rlarriage. The children of Smile is through tea timbers will Ile the first family are Ed. And Will, at Inst ingpther And a birxisi11 clay Ile \Vingham ; Nathaniel. (in the Mail- • soloist for. Deering t Ir week gravel- land ; Frank, at London, -and Wesley drawing been have loo -en held, bring- 1\e-., vet Victoria, H, C. Deceased was ing up the gravel from the lake for :t inember of the -Methodist church. the cement work. SHEI'PARDTON. WKnNENDAY. May 22nd. J. H. Simpson has tekrnri poe'seeotl of the store And p enowflice here. We wish him every ency-sr. The Lente for the services aft the Mrthlslist church herr has losim [changed trout the afte•rnaon tI. the morning. A naunher of tramps have berm giving ahemt this neighlorho ud lately. c,ruxlilgann"AllCe to uuany rasidentb. We nndeintand ane drew it revolver bf-CA11W it iadc rcfuaed his requeett to sign her na•ue and address un ,t earl. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steele and family have gone hack to their farm at Cedar Valley. They have carried on business here (of- abut three years. And were Orap erteel very uftich. The children will toe missed from the school, whet•tt they had many little n frieds:, KINTAIL, MILLINERY SALE. - GREAT sale of hat.` for the next two week.- at MIUB HARRla', Kintoil. (route early and Rel a Roel choice. IVE HAVE P17T iN A FiR.aIT- 1' ('LASH cgnipment for UummithinR. eavekstrotrehin`. twang, etc., and orders for nnrthino in thlr Ione will receive prompt et lcntion. Newlt"M nnatly and rhe.sply Inns•. A trial solicitorl. McINtNALh a: AP MUR('HY. General Merchant,, Kintail. TuMDAY. May 21st. DuIc. Munro, of Ripley, spent Sun- day in the village. Miles Lizzie Martin, of Kingsbridge, is indisposed this Werk. Dan. McDonald shipped a carload of cattle to Toronto today. Alex. Mclhtnald, of Brussels, spent Sunday at the old hutne. Mines \fund Harris, nrillider, of Ripley, is supplying for hiss HArvim for a few days here. Air. and Airs. James Rayne lend family. of Kineardint-, spent Sundny with Nr. find Mrs. John Cowan. Mr. ,and Mrs. Dan. McMurch), of G1x�prich, (troy(- out to nttentl the op ening service at the new chmrch nn Sunday. BENMI�.LER. • TumvenAy, May 1401. Finvie Snyder ham hepn very sick of late. F. Kuncho•nmki is away front home at Preentdoin some masr rb work. . At. Schwartz has engageet •.he ser- vices of Me-. Honking for the snntm(-r. John Schwartz mowed setup ni angels last week. This is quite early, but the ptement, waffle weather wHl ,lion sprout them. I'p-to-datp farwene are auutewhAt Acarce, but we can may we have a few in this virinity. TuRADAY, Mav 21st. Ward Gledhill, who has Imes suffer ing with a light attack if fever, is much hetter and we hope soon to mee Win again at his usual post At the far tory. George Newell is the hnppirlet won in alp Benmiller, and that happy stat,, of things in attrilnitable rel the arrival of the little lady � who h,ia Instill, her arKeetr once Am (se youngest membri c f it+ household. THR WKATHRR AND Tsf F, FRUIT PROnf•KI•Tm. ---Thin mornings rather severe frost may have the effect r.f cutting nff the peaches, apricotta and similar Parly blo cerning fruits, but the apples, Twan, plums and rherripn are. Apparently nil right, for they have nit, opened out in bloom. The allow of buds in ,Iit,,PIY • Innmense nn all wart- eties of fruity And if they become ter• tilized during the critical period of bloom there is every in". poet that the present year will loo a re -cord one for our orcharlista. HRNNILLICR Vt?RPKRIRA.--The Menial spring diellvery of t•iwm from the well. known Hennillpr Nurspries is just eomploeted and the propriptors report abig Advance upon last yPar's sa1M. At thin appmeM, when flit- mi,wk fir all the orders booked during the ypar by the assns ban to roe dug up, I&Inelled GODENICH TOWNSHIP. %movn."Y, MaY Wth. Mr. and Mrs; Jas. W. Bell spent Sunday to Clinton. - Miss Helen Dry Aide will attend the teachers' convention to be held in Exeter this week. The nearly friends of Miss Mamie Yuill will bp pleased to learn that she is recovering front her recent illness. The auxili,ary of the Wuulpu'm For- eign Missionary Society of the Union Presbyterian c h u r c h held their monthly ineeting at the home of Mrs. Johnston Mcllwain, Bayfield road, on Friday of last week. The fine new bairn At (;has. Middle - ton's w&" raised it few days ago. The dimensions of the building are 14) by :dl, with 1R ft. pants. The frame is it complete• structure of gettitl timber amt Kexxl workmanmhip, and everything went together in Hrst-class cotyle. dAYFIELu. WKnNsmnAY, May '=11d. T'Ki ng has pat a newH,x,r in. his bake .hop. The rustic verandah ill front of H. Penhsle'n hut, -her shop is very at- tractive. J. W. Tippmtt is giving him store and herame a hash coat tf paint, which toddle greatly to itb appearance. T. H. Brownlee, principal of our nch(x)l, isattending the meeting of the West Helton Teachers' Association, if which he is President. AwyniKR PHATIL-We are marry to have to report another death, that of Mrs. Hugh AIcl.eeid, who had been ,tiling for some month». The remains were inter ed in Bayfield cemetety on Wednesday, the mervicea being con- diected try Rev. John MCNPil. Customer - "The inan who killel this chicken env &soft heart." Waiter "Why, vu, mir ?" Costumer - "He Invest hive »pent three or tynr years hesitating before he wrung its neck.' Under an act palmed recently, it township cottncil in Ontario may now Piton a bylaw tinder which A farmer may, on making application and row. VVing %with tilt- necessary conditiunm, Pxempted from taxatron ml ten ner(-s of reasonably think, unpa's -t-d woodland for every hundred arses in his fett•tn, providing only that the 11rpA mil exempted shall not rxreer,l twenty -fly#• w -res under as mingle ow'n- enhiP_ — —.---- --- Total s u s s . ...... .. ..inti 372111 SUM Where the inemliership is .narked With LL slat•, It indicates an increase•, which occurs 111 a nmlority of places on the district, the net inerrant. being I.M. Contributions to the educational frond show an increase tit $dal, anti to this missionary fubd an increase of $7K1 over last vea r. The rrpurto were considermt very satisfactory and en- couraging. Hrpreseutat ive elected to the stx- tiuning conimittee, Rev. J. W. Melvin - won. of Dungannon; alternate, Rev. \Y. H(;rt(h&nl. The Is)- representative. t4. the coming conference at Gtxlerich are ,lrssrs. Achewm. McKenzie and Millian, Gexlerich. Hohnes, McMath and Hooper, Clinton : Beattie and Gunn, Senfurth : T It u m. Potter. Holmeaville ; .1, Wilford and W. Jack- son. Blyth: J. if. Maliuugh, 1l ingan- non : J . I htntow, Nile; John Young, "t,ford :.Join• Washington, Auburn; 1V. H&rkwl•ll, W&Itust: I— McVittie. LnndealwaW; R. J. ('ox, 1'nrter's Hill : W. L. Keys, Varna. Alternates : (:. M. Elliott, GiArrich : Jan. Jenkins, Saltfund : H. E. Manning, Dungannon; it. Acheson. Hohuemville. It was decided tel hold the next Mav district effecting in Sea►forth. The fallowing resolution was c,ar- ried ttnaninmosly by the district meet- ing : Resolved --That we, tier alcoe- ber•s of the Goxderich district meeting of tel• iwmdon Methodist conference. ass•neb,leel to Clinton to May, vefq, wish tai Place upon record our utter ahhurrence of Chit licensed liquor Leaf - flu, and deeply deFFthwe the indiffer- Price which ptevaila concerning it even on the part of niany uunnitera of nine church. AVe heartily ipjuice to the slcresm with which the local option movement is meeting• and also rx- press otli' great disappointment at, and over emphatic disapprobation elf, the course pursued by the Govern= went in the unfair and unreasonable three-fifths hmndicap placed upon it ; Yet wt- are sincerely hulling for its speedy rculieval. We ,gars wisll to Pl.o•e uptou to-vord lint• ronviclinn of what %vp consider As a mi•ri,ols derelic•- tinn if al••ty "InIA-1011 lost the Part of the commissioner" of West Huron in the grautinpprr of n license to Carlow hotel in Cullorne township, Particu- larly in vipw of the fact that we large a section of the community were PATERSON S w COUGH DROPS � es bit awns e•aAr. th.,ara ta,rT .n AAYYY•• n.lk7o,a.- u+AI uM. n.ro nll•f ler •ls►b•ia mush•. roM... A j mO�sri•1.t Ian of .II t1wAa (k_.. T.lir thea •l- 1ax4 eomna klMYf�. rnAawdy"ll A t t.11mr lie's • THS? WILL CURL Rickets. Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Scott',. Emulsion nourishes baby's entire system. Stimulates and makes bone. Exactly what baby needs. All DRUGGISTS: see. AND $1.00 Helpless from Rheumatisn When Rhruniatimn p;rifn y,ot—when ynu call erutches—when every movement meant agony - T&KV Gin Pill They Cure Rheumatic Itis wonderful—the way sin rillstake away the pain —glirngfhere and heAl the kidnevR— and cure Phrumatism, Sciatica and Lnmloago to stay cured. Try Gin Pills on otnr guaranter that th••v cure or rnnney hack. Jnr. a ixcx-6 f,w 12.',^. At druK;tRimt. nr by mail, 0e- .OL` DRUG CO. MILAN pile, MAN, '1+IivtteDAY, May 23, 1807 'j' I WEAR THE CaRNaaTT'a CELEBRATED Carhartt 4 Overalls r and Smocks First in the Hearts of Union Men. 1 AC_AM1.A TTP WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY "PHIS WEEK McLean V Agenln• F ON THE JOBBER'S,,, LIST I There are a lot of people ou the .Jobber's List now, but don't forget that under the Cash System we are enabled to give you just five per cent, better than these jobber's prices. For instance : on a purchase of $10.00, a per cent, cash discount would be 50 cents. If you paid for the goods at the end of two months you woul(1 have paid interest at the rate of 30 per cent. per annum. If paid for at the end. of four months, 1e-; per alFent, per annum. .Just ask yourself the question, Is it profitable to pay this high rate of interest ? Cleveland Coiled Spring Wire at $2.90 per i oo We have just received. Cleveland Wire, which we it IaaIts, Gasoline Stoves it large import order of offer at these prices while As simple as ligliting a gas ,jet. Have a look at them before they bo ; from $:t.110 to $21.00. Celebrated Brockville Lawn Mowers There are others, but not just quite so -good as the Brockville. Four blades, four braces, loi in. wheel from $3.75 to $11.00. A great variety to' hoose from Refrigerators, Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Hammocks, Wire Fencing, Gates, Elephant Pure Paints; in fact, we are loaded with seasonable goods of enclless variety. DON'T FORGET THE 5 PER CENT. E. P. Paulin 'PHONES: Hardware. 57 Residence, 177 oPpxtRed to it, lend protvivoteci against it vection with it. And hen will )v n large and Infileentinl de•Pntaton. • look after the interests of the W&N,arce. And We trgacoll the- ae•rrh►r•y tti call httt•K ill- finet ory. One- rep -mon for .lit- atte •e norm of the Government Ur the rhangr i, mail( to lei.te • r unultim• he- nut[itr• • factory woty in which Qr•nn,•1's wpm ----- � tree teal Ixnt f W. all As MR -11m the- ship- (ieleft who has lx en Yoking uieut of the -ii Ime•ts. offer the interemtm if the Herlio sugar ant toettery,in tilt" section for the I Illi -) Iter cent. Ptlr� )e -&into, sold only act two) yearn, hila severed him evil" at WoNeKLI•a" Wholesale H&rdwar•r. PAINTS We sell Sherwin-Williams and Robertson's Heady -mixed I'aillts, Oils, -Varnishes and Staind, also White lead and hey Colors. FENCING 111 Peerless aid Dillon Woven Fencing at 30c, :33c, Sac, ')See 40c, 45c, and 50c per rod. We are selling a lot of the :3.54; anti 40c fence, as it makes it good general field'fence. Coil and hart► wire is q(> ng out Iii -St these flays, alt?o iron gates are in demand. CHURNS, WASHING MACHINES AND WRINGERS Four different makes of Washing Machines I to chooso from. Does not a Washing Machine save clothes anti strength '? Our prices are all right. ANDERSON'S HARDWARE DUNGANNON �----- -- E` ('feoult Godetich, North �Ir•cl leave fn2m rlsl:tb Iialerich• Vlruoria St .. "Aa Ud 24M /'lin un w . .. .suss..(n s 721 '.title l'tu. nn• 1/ t nlxtiu .. .. • ceo --1 •17iL W 4orihel ... . ........... T . .IUs ,,Is a-001Hohucavllle .. pal 1.3G Blyth . . . . ................. ':SII Mi 2N,a hwtrannoo suss...............'•Ga; 111 Isar .......... .......... 219 1'G 2013 11 Bentnllier I.vl •r, Ipti l Auburn..... suss........ .'tiN T 'Lilts I \{'xlwn............. ' •IRs 1,'L 1112 hondr>•bore.... .._... 'Jltl 1:a1 21C f±aYAcM suss suss. .......-... Uel Ill 2123 ;Verna suss suss.. suss.. suss. II451.3 I819 Total s u s s . ...... .. ..inti 372111 SUM Where the inemliership is .narked With LL slat•, It indicates an increase•, which occurs 111 a nmlority of places on the district, the net inerrant. being I.M. Contributions to the educational frond show an increase tit $dal, anti to this missionary fubd an increase of $7K1 over last vea r. The rrpurto were considermt very satisfactory and en- couraging. Hrpreseutat ive elected to the stx- tiuning conimittee, Rev. J. W. Melvin - won. of Dungannon; alternate, Rev. \Y. H(;rt(h&nl. The Is)- representative. t4. the coming conference at Gtxlerich are ,lrssrs. Achewm. McKenzie and Millian, Gexlerich. Hohnes, McMath and Hooper, Clinton : Beattie and Gunn, Senfurth : T It u m. Potter. Holmeaville ; .1, Wilford and W. Jack- son. Blyth: J. if. Maliuugh, 1l ingan- non : J . I htntow, Nile; John Young, "t,ford :.Join• Washington, Auburn; 1V. H&rkwl•ll, W&Itust: I— McVittie. LnndealwaW; R. J. ('ox, 1'nrter's Hill : W. L. Keys, Varna. Alternates : (:. M. Elliott, GiArrich : Jan. Jenkins, Saltfund : H. E. Manning, Dungannon; it. Acheson. Hohuemville. It was decided tel hold the next Mav district effecting in Sea►forth. The fallowing resolution was c,ar- ried ttnaninmosly by the district meet- ing : Resolved --That we, tier alcoe- ber•s of the Goxderich district meeting of tel• iwmdon Methodist conference. ass•neb,leel to Clinton to May, vefq, wish tai Place upon record our utter ahhurrence of Chit licensed liquor Leaf - flu, and deeply deFFthwe the indiffer- Price which ptevaila concerning it even on the part of niany uunnitera of nine church. AVe heartily ipjuice to the slcresm with which the local option movement is meeting• and also rx- press otli' great disappointment at, and over emphatic disapprobation elf, the course pursued by the Govern= went in the unfair and unreasonable three-fifths hmndicap placed upon it ; Yet wt- are sincerely hulling for its speedy rculieval. We ,gars wisll to Pl.o•e uptou to-vord lint• ronviclinn of what %vp consider As a mi•ri,ols derelic•- tinn if al••ty "InIA-1011 lost the Part of the commissioner" of West Huron in the grautinpprr of n license to Carlow hotel in Cullorne township, Particu- larly in vipw of the fact that we large a section of the community were PATERSON S w COUGH DROPS � es bit awns e•aAr. th.,ara ta,rT .n AAYYY•• n.lk7o,a.- u+AI uM. n.ro nll•f ler •ls►b•ia mush•. roM... A j mO�sri•1.t Ian of .II t1wAa (k_.. T.lir thea •l- 1ax4 eomna klMYf�. rnAawdy"ll A t t.11mr lie's • THS? WILL CURL Rickets. Simply the visible sign that baby's tiny bones are not forming rapidly enough. Lack of nourishment is the cause. Scott',. Emulsion nourishes baby's entire system. Stimulates and makes bone. Exactly what baby needs. All DRUGGISTS: see. AND $1.00 Helpless from Rheumatisn When Rhruniatimn p;rifn y,ot—when ynu call erutches—when every movement meant agony - T&KV Gin Pill They Cure Rheumatic Itis wonderful—the way sin rillstake away the pain —glirngfhere and heAl the kidnevR— and cure Phrumatism, Sciatica and Lnmloago to stay cured. Try Gin Pills on otnr guaranter that th••v cure or rnnney hack. Jnr. a ixcx-6 f,w 12.',^. At druK;tRimt. nr by mail, 0e- .OL` DRUG CO. MILAN pile, MAN, '1+IivtteDAY, May 23, 1807 'j' I WEAR THE CaRNaaTT'a CELEBRATED Carhartt 4 Overalls r and Smocks First in the Hearts of Union Men. 1 AC_AM1.A TTP WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY "PHIS WEEK McLean V Agenln• F ON THE JOBBER'S,,, LIST I There are a lot of people ou the .Jobber's List now, but don't forget that under the Cash System we are enabled to give you just five per cent, better than these jobber's prices. For instance : on a purchase of $10.00, a per cent, cash discount would be 50 cents. If you paid for the goods at the end of two months you woul(1 have paid interest at the rate of 30 per cent. per annum. If paid for at the end. of four months, 1e-; per alFent, per annum. .Just ask yourself the question, Is it profitable to pay this high rate of interest ? Cleveland Coiled Spring Wire at $2.90 per i oo We have just received. Cleveland Wire, which we it IaaIts, Gasoline Stoves it large import order of offer at these prices while As simple as ligliting a gas ,jet. Have a look at them before they bo ; from $:t.110 to $21.00. Celebrated Brockville Lawn Mowers There are others, but not just quite so -good as the Brockville. Four blades, four braces, loi in. wheel from $3.75 to $11.00. A great variety to' hoose from Refrigerators, Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Hammocks, Wire Fencing, Gates, Elephant Pure Paints; in fact, we are loaded with seasonable goods of enclless variety. DON'T FORGET THE 5 PER CENT. E. P. Paulin 'PHONES: Hardware. 57 Residence, 177 oPpxtRed to it, lend protvivoteci against it vection with it. And hen will )v n large and Infileentinl de•Pntaton. • look after the interests of the W&N,arce. And We trgacoll the- ae•rrh►r•y tti call httt•K ill- finet ory. One- rep -mon for .lit- atte •e norm of the Government Ur the rhangr i, mail( to lei.te • r unultim• he- nut[itr• • factory woty in which Qr•nn,•1's wpm ----- � tree teal Ixnt f W. all As MR -11m the- ship- (ieleft who has lx en Yoking uieut of the -ii Ime•ts. offer the interemtm if the Herlio sugar ant toettery,in tilt" section for the I Illi -) Iter cent. Ptlr� )e -&into, sold only act two) yearn, hila severed him evil" at WoNeKLI•a" Wholesale H&rdwar•r. PAINTS We sell Sherwin-Williams and Robertson's Heady -mixed I'aillts, Oils, -Varnishes and Staind, also White lead and hey Colors. FENCING 111 Peerless aid Dillon Woven Fencing at 30c, :33c, Sac, ')See 40c, 45c, and 50c per rod. We are selling a lot of the :3.54; anti 40c fence, as it makes it good general field'fence. Coil and hart► wire is q(> ng out Iii -St these flays, alt?o iron gates are in demand. CHURNS, WASHING MACHINES AND WRINGERS Four different makes of Washing Machines I to chooso from. Does not a Washing Machine save clothes anti strength '? Our prices are all right. ANDERSON'S HARDWARE DUNGANNON �----- --