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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1907-10-3, Page 7KINTAIL. Tu"DAY, Oct. Lt. Donald McGregor has returned to Duluth. Robt. 11. McDonald spent a few days in Toronto last week. Gen. (•,Allinson and Ken. McLean at- tended Blyt h fair last week. Miss Teti& Carrick, of Lucknow, is visiting frit•ndsip this vicinity. Jam. MrChlre, of Ncihletnn, is a Knest at the residence of A. McMurchy this week. MiusAnnie McMurchp, of Ooderich, is supplyibg In the McDonald store - for a few weeks. Dannie McLeod is on the nick list thin week. We home to hear of his speedy recovery. Mrs. Linklater, of Wingharn, has re- turned to her home after nit extended visit with friends here. Mrs. Dick McDonald and baby Katharine are spending• a few days with the former'a mother, Airs. Fer. guson, of Amberley. The many friends of Rev. S. A. Beckett, of Carberry, Man., will he pleased to know that he is recovering from his recent attack of typhoid fever. Miwl Harris, of Ripley, who has just. returned from the Toronto openings, has opened tip a hranch millinery Store bere and im prepared to show everything up•W-date in ladies and children'x headweAr. Edith Margaret, the infant danght.er of Mr. and Mrs. Neil McDonald, polis," peacefoldy away this morning after a two week@' illness. The fu- neral will he held tomorrow afternotm to Kintail cemetery.Much nympathv in extended to the reaved parents. LANES. HATCRDAY, S(ept.21(th. Apple pnckerte Are busy at present. Itshhit-hunting see•t im more success- ful this (till than coon -hunting. A ntmber of people from this vicinity attended the Ripley fair Rant week. C. E. Mrl)nnagh, of faneem, and Rob. Andrew, of Zion, took in the Ooderich fair on Thursday last. Mr. And. Mm. Joseph Rmeltser spent A few day. of Iant week at the home of the latter'a father in Howirk: Mire Tibbs and Mfm Houston, of Wingharn, visited at the home of .fa.. Lane on Saturday and Sunday Inst. The rain of Saturday lant wM wel- cnmwl by everything, especially by the tall wheat, which wan nirr)ry .prrnitrd Mit at a .toondstill for a = or more. The annual convention of the Sah- hath school+ of Ashfield circuli will he held on Thnr•sdol, October 17th, In Hnckett'a chop h. Them will lx three services, 9:45 a, m., II . m. And 7 pp m. Rt X. G. Powell, dimlrict Sabbath school see rstary, of BrlsePls, f-Adr•elemm the audient.elt at she after noon mod evening sessions. Mary McCourt, Htephrn add, I'OtmA Gibson. Number on roll, 31. Aver - lege Attendance, W. H. H. LUNU, Principal: THE f the Disi PROSPERITY. TtlKNIJAY, Oct. 2nd. THY PUPlut' HTANDINU. -Tile fol- luwing is the StAndlnk of the pu4til t rehtrul t.ection No. 4 \Vest. \Vatt•n- nesh, for the mmlyth of SepLeeulls`r: Senior IV. - Thomas Heid. Junior IV. - Uvorir Baxter, Lizzie Fluker, Malsl Miler. St.niur 111.-Violette Plunkett, George Twamlry, Junior Il 1. --Charlie Twumiey, Muriel Wash- ington, Charlie Mills, Senior If. --I Walter \Vashingto ll, Loswrence Hax- ter, Lillie Plunkett. Junior IL La- vin, Hutchius, Ada Model. fart N lwin Moir, 1luriel Hmith. Hannah Fluker, Hazel Finnigan, Adeline Smith. Senior Part 1,--Cveil B+azter, Lillie Hutchips, Rdytno Sicriingauur, Burton 11111x. Jimiur Part L-rFveret Finnigan. MAnxl. A. BAIIAX. Te Cher. WESTFIELD. MONDAY. 84•pt.:001' Thomas Bainfotel unit Willie RoIll- rsm tut packing apples for Geo. Powell this fall. Miles lora Phalen, of Goderich, in at pr -dent the guest of her friend, Mi.'s Annie Redulot Hiram Campbell 11 left on Hatilrlay last to vt his daughter, Mrs. W. R. Carr, of Kirkton f r a few weekm. A number front h attended Gode- rich exhibition Nmt eek. They re- port a gootl exhibition ' all limes. Hiss Annie Deusmot whim called to Wingliam, hospital on Friday fast to take the position of night tturme for A time. Thr funeral of the late ' Edwarel Craig on Saturday afterntom h"t was very largely attended. Ilia death Value AN a great surprise tet ever, ter - bills ; he wase mick only a short me. Qoi.NU 'lel Crus.t. --Rey. Mr. N!t>:, M. P.trlN and Mrs. IAngley ha Pita•isitinK herr. 'rhe laehr s we formerly Misses Nellie,tilll Marion Auld, former residents of t him place, but now of the \Nest. They spent a f -w days with their aunt, Mrs. Will. Mclarty, and Node farewell to their retail)- friends here before taking their departure for Chinn, where they par - poise going with their husl,ands in the - near tutor. Rev. 1leem.,rs. Earl "rid lnngley expect to lee• in the contin- gent of the fall -if 1t1y1; who leave for China. HI/w TII F. Sc HOL.a HM HTA D.-Theful- Iowing rep owt shows ttie setandingof the pnpilm of S. S. No. if, East \\':uvanomh. for the month of September: V. elitism -Tommy Rodger. Dell McfArh•, ( ev Il McLarty, Mussell Woods. IV. clams -Ma C.ok, Lredie Buchanan, Nelson Robison, Maggie F'a rrom.-, Frank Mclarty, Jennie Tanney L tensa. ('cabin l'auipbell, Lilly Hilt - hit, May Tuuney, Maggie Tunnea•. If. clama.-Gertie Hibbitt. Violet Bi## rhanan. Part 11.-4:harlutte Tunney, \Villi'- Hibbitt, Italy Farrow. 1, chasm Ettie TAbb, Aggie Howatt. Xooky 1. CI.AHai, Teacher. Wrenn another come-pondenl.I CAColtT A HAWK. -Returning from It. mtrnll the'other morning, .1. S. Ked- ge., Jr.. noticed a hawk itusiby ell. gaged in killing it hen. lie Met it u'Ap And before- t fretting had it flue hawk. It uleasun•d from wing in wing tett-w• and n -half fleet And front point of leak to end of tail rine and a -half fort. AUBURN. f1lifE vTERI.IiG BANK OF CAN Alm.At BUR% AUkNCV. 0I. -Il daib• In a. til. tot.. til.: yntu❑lays. r a on. to IY Ine/nln, std 7 LO r p u.. A gelierwl Iwnklux bu-int., thoomsel"I. SW%iogn Hank de. part anent %Verelan dtvN il of sl and up. wards, ftflntemt at J pr runt. Per annnni.laty- nbls every lhrre month-. Partner wale notrm rroolh ed at rete onabla• swan-. J. A. SUTHkH AxD. Ament. Tuxiomely. Oct. IxL Anniverear_y services will lie held in the Auburn Methodist churvh Sun- day, October 6th. Rev. M. J. Wilson,B. A., df Teemwater. Will preach at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and at 7 o'clock in the evening. Music for there serviees will Ile furnished by the JrmoR Rooth. "extfield Cottle. Sr. 11, -Edith Stotherm, Ralph (.t Lt. EXTesugm.--A Meeting of the Disher. Marvin Durnin, Lillian Pent- eoutgn•Rationn of Auburn and Smith's land, Arthur Roach, Howard Ander- Hill Presbyterians ebutrhen was' son, Rae. StoLhem .Hazel Carr, Pearl held here on *.Mondayevening, when Ivers, Fred Errington, Jarvis Ander- it was decided nnnmously to extend son. Jr. iI.--Marion Disher, Nth" arall to Rev. Mr. Fnllte, of Varna.' Brown. Scott McNally, MyrtleOliver 1 int Sunday was Children's Day in c. 11. Robinson, Alex. Andrrmon, Vic- the Prrmby terian ehnrrh herr, ,ted for Errington, Olive (stern, Harold Rev. J. L. SinAll, of Blyth, oVrupied Sproul. Sr. Pt. I[. --Iva Parr, F the pulpit. Fowler, Hazel Augustine, Edith An- derson, Harrold Rivers, Ruth Fowler. SCHlx)I. CnoNCRRT.--What pr)ulimes Jr. Pt. iL Lew Elliott, Holly Allen, to lie the biggest hit of the season is Edgar Carr, Franklin Thompson, the school concert of No. :3. Colborne. -- Frank Glenn. Jr. LGeo rgir ( old• This school ham It reputation along the well. "B" clams--Allwrt Brown, Judson concert line rued we a"Pure you some - Bell, Margaret Medd, Hadterm Angus- thing good is corning. The intention tine, Irene Carr. •'A" Inns--Delose Is to hate the concert in this village, Disher, Harold Manningililladys Err- no get ready. One of the "hig' things ington, Myrtle Begley, Bert Smith, in the famous "Nigger Night School" Florence Dornin, Sadie Mountain, now inpreparation. When in it com- Georgie Glenn, Warren Ivcrs, Harry ing? The 'Lith of October. Stuart, Wilhur Stuart, Donlon Glenn. Numiwr on roll, 55. Average attend- EAST WAWANOSH. ante, M. CORA B. RemgH'tw. Teacher. - Tumimv, Oct. lmL NILE. The Methodists of BelgrAve purpose holding a tea -meeting ire their new TvgmDeY, Oct. itet. heel on Mnoday. evening, the 11th M194 Wallace of D onmybrook, is the net,• gte•st of Mrm. ifenry Horney. On accountof the Auhm'n anniver- Mrs. It. Girvin, of Lorknow, 'lung ,nry, flit, he•vive :at. Donnybrook will been renewing old aepusintanees At Ise withdrawmrsext Sunday, Nile. DKATH (111 EDWARD Cltmi;. - Afteo We regret to ait been that Me s, W. nuly a brief illnem9, 1•:darard Craig .lackuian, who haw torn fel for rants R time, is moll very low. p a"el away athim home, concession N, West \Vxwannmh, on Thnn+dnyj Inst. All roads lead to Dungaumon on Ili+ funeral took place on Saturday to Thursday and Friday of this week, to the 1►ohnybnox cemetery And was the great fair. Don't miss it. largely ►Hendee. Service wan held in Mrs, (Rev.) J. W. Robinson, of tilt- church, conducted by -Rev. Hessrn. Sparta• visited at Nile the pant week, Jones and Ca Ater. of St. Helens Mlleh owingR to the illness of her brother, sympathy im expengsed in Iwhifif of the Mr. i►unlar. bereaved widow and children. The services in the Methodist - church were taken last Sunday morn- OOLBORNE. ing and evening by Ernest Aerwool, of Rrlfast, and I). C. Taylor, of Luck. ItCKNuAY. Oct. ]At. now, reappsertively. Both gentlemen Ss'11001L CONCERT. S, S. No, 3 is go. gave exrellent discoulsem and will 1st ing-to have a concert. Owing to the warmly welcomed by Nile people at fart that the school has Men fre,ehly any future time. painted and the meating changed it Remember the mimmionsry literary wit" thought better to have the con. at the church next Tuesday evening revs, in Annie other hill], The largest. under the aumpicem of the Epworth mtntlxer were favorable to Antnirn, no League. Rev. C. R. Durrant, of }prey- on the 10th of Orto1wr come and hear miller, will give an addrean on New• something XmId. Have yon ever leen fnnnelland, begidr. which it Basal pro• lit. a No. :1 concert ? If not,, wok Aome- gQprram in Ming p repAml. A silver col- fine who ban been. A his darkey IPort.ion will he taken up in aid of the dinlogile in IN •ing pnrpar•wl and n s11w1 "Forward Movement." entertainment It. prornisrel. IWmfner Wolves `Ever mort»unded by wolvema ?" No; but. i know the nenantfon. f umeed to open the dining -room doors set a mummer hotel. PAL16-headond gentleman (hAvinw his boots pollshnd)-- "Confound it t You take an abominably long time abort it." Shomblack-••irrs, air. It ain't done no quick an when you 'not yottr air cut." Joaryoin Miller was onre rnriver ting withA, learned proftexwlr who wam vis iting CalilorniA. To, the pewvs query, "What da you do ythe prnfetamor anmaver•ed that )yc hei d the chair of metapisi( and In dr at, a New Eng lanrtun vat'.ity. \'hereupon the ven- erahle Millar, e-ilh an eneouraginR .mfle, ressnnringly patted the profee- nor on the shooller. '•Is/gir and tuet- aphysitea, liphis Well, 1nppese we millet hll"'lleegrhe t" Zink `after tbrae things, even it Lheey-dou't sltlat." RIGNAL : GODERICH, trict. LUCKNOW FAIR. A Great Show, Good Weather and Lame Attendance. Splendid wea(hel. f;aaort.d the Lock - flow full fair, held tut Monday and TovMlay of tittle week. afill It utist slt(!- crbmful exhibition %Vita the result. Lucknow is the tomer of u splendid a ( r icldhlral dimif irs. and the dimplay of live stop -k and other farts products wasters excellent index to the calua- bilitier of the dihl►tirl. The horn -S 1•m Joecially made a grand showing, both nn nnnnler and yualfly. Cattle, sheep road xwifle• also muds creditable dile- FFlbtys. The penitry exhibit was only. ftatr. fIle hillside departments were filled to too, es flowing, ,tod the a ccoul- uilmfatiun or the hall was taxetl it) the utyuumt. We understand the direr- tors.u•e conleutplating-ch:Mgrs which will girt- the exhibition ronin to 1 e- ,iw, still this would is glrnt• U+ Is• to i., wove. Nuch a 4 isp]ny of f•flit grid Huwers,grai'IN. daily produce, vege- lllblom, Ilal11P 11111,1111f.", 111r", 1111f.tures and other goads which troweled the hall un 1'alewlay deserves the Best aretlulnti)- intiun that can iw pro idol. Reverse ,f the merchants of Lucknow had huudsuule digplaym e.f their wares. While inany features of t1w inside dt.- partlnrrits ,tie worthy of Individual urenliml, special iefeeencv inay In - motile it, the apple exhibit. whiVh, eori- sidering the dr:%wiNu'L4 of the season, wasa, magnificent iniv. 'I'll*- fruit was clean And well Voluted, +Ind there were- large eirlarge displays of mlauv of the stall - (14141 V3rictiVa. , '1'le fair openeal fin \lunday and its the eve-ning a program of instl•u- Inental nm.ir, including Magpia M•- leo-lions, witto given in the hal. Un Tuesday alt• people flocked to town f•emu nit direction- surd shortly after the (finner hour it pre N-emsimi of M•lit Nll chtldre•n wets (orated down town lend D 1 , f• utuds bended t Mar•chwl G tit r g ) 1 I'u d ram - 1 b w t' •les in II h, y land f 1 u piper. Ix K rine. There were nlout :I l ehildren in lice, inVludinK it runner front Kin - lo. And \Vaw•anohh t1IWI3ship9, Iw•- midr the pnptls til' the Lur knu% r bice. t Wetwitnumh, Wits dihtin eimtlwl by a gaily-deeorated wagtn In w'hwh till• pupils of the M Imol r e in rtikte•, It is cnleullated that there -ere abut 2,s 1 people on the grotan in the afternoon. 'rhe favi that tht• was flit hom"t•aring nu doubt haul a endenry lel Ielaeen the attendance, lots it, it writs tilt- gate re- ceipts were film( it up ler last v ear's. Aniong the eve 1%o( the afternoon was a merles of rat •s, w hich r•snited it. follows ; Roy nue, owes- 12 Baler=Moloch Mo-Leod, ('(soil Allin. (;irloe rays•. over 13 bel M aedon. oahl, Mildriml Spence. Rliye' race. under 12 - enry Mae- kenzie, Fred Kenn)-. Girls' nue, ugder 12 - . Fa 1ny Aen- dertion. Annie. MACkt.nziP. Have fur first ye.ir pupils- -F.. Well- slre., Pr:lrl Irwin, F.I. M04oi1L•an. Mace for Lucknow sc•heo) titer Mildred! Spence, J. H-Aley, Wiu. H t - kirk. PolAto race. mounted - Go•ot•ge Me. Nall,(% Milne. \V. Ilentlerson. lluarter-mile• race K. Sherwood. J. A -kert, \N, M•l'oy, Old turn's I'dVJ thlandic,tpl - J(x:k Adams, Mont Reed, Paul 'sineltzer. The juJges for theM• everitm were George Sinith, J;w. Bryan, 1). It. 11(•- Irilnmh acid lien. R ilm'rtoon. m . 'IIf•1'Y was .1 sell , ('Il 'llfool. 1 1 a IIIp)Pt1(1 h Iaagpi{{werN, the sno•eesaful ones living Mr. 11uun, of Lucknow; S. McLean. of Glurii and A. McLean. of Ripley. The judge•it were Dr. McCriolown. Rip. ley : Arch. Andersen. St. Helens, :tied David McKay. Lucknow. Fxhibitions of Highland •uyd other dances were given by the Misses Mr - Donald. of WinKIlau1; Dan Marlyn, tlf Ripley: Alex, McPherson, or Luck - now, and Asaron Pitzell, elf St. Helens. In the evening it vont) rt. was given in the t,lwfl hall by tilt. haste Gatilt Cooled Y ('a. Tile lfilvers or the L,UcknoW Agri- ellbturid Society for thin year are : P. H. McKenzie. M. I'.. Istat presi- dent; Jan. Bryan, president: 1'. (',or- rigan, first tier -president: \V. Wil• stn, second vice president : 3. llnrrhi-I soon. mec•retmrv. T. I.nwremce, tteas- u i-er. A portion of the pr'ze list is ns fol- lows: the remainder will,ie published next week : isaely driver, Mixte Matheson. Hiss flena Gordon, Mism R. Hnbilimin : Krutlemnn's single taunout, c. Van•II tiAYFIELU. . \\'1!uvI?:cD.aY, (►ct. '_'nit. .110111 Mel.emel, who ham Ieen in \ew Onlillit) foil• sonar litre, nrrived home Inst wet.k. Win. Thoulstfil, who went i1 Benx.ekr Ili work sal the shoe -making hominess; is home again. I:' prt.fers Hailed( to Brilmselx. L. G, 1.. No, 21 will ltplld its regulon. 1116•P1inK nn WedueNelay evening, Ur- tolx•t Itch, inmtend of October 2nef, it., lilt. r•elill ne't.t ing night falls on fair nigh L. Mr. and Mrm. John Fraser have gone to New O:ltnriu, inert• the I'm - mer• will engage in preaching. Mr. Fra,•.er spent smite• time there it )Vent. ngo and Iike•s.the work well. Perry Parker, who ban been teach- ing in Dakota, is hoose for is month" holiday. leis m:uiy friends nrr pleised to hear that ler• is doing well in theWent, We understotnd that he ix spending him spate time Atetdying theology witty a view of entering the niinimtry. SCHexol. REPORT. --The following in the report of Ifayfleld public Achool for the month of Srptemler, hasied on atterklant•e, de llearor and general proficiency, including the weekly ex. aminations: V. Ford King. Rally \(rood%, (:erre Weir, Winnie McNeil. Senior I I I. Evelyn i'oliock, FlorenceMartin, Pearl Leitch, Jon- ior Ill. - Lida King, Anna Wneslm, [,it. liner King. Se•ni.or I1.- Kathleen Elliott. Agnes 1i,hnsGn, Iewixa Par. ker. No . on roll, Al: average, :01, T. H. BRfI{r LKE, I'?inripml. ONTARIO When the bowels are constipated, poi- sonous substances are absorbed into the bloodinstead of heingdaily removed from the body as nature Intended. Knowing this danger, doctors alwayys inqu?re about the condition of the bowN.. Ayer 's Pills. -Meele by the J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, 11eas.- noruyAli, L. Lott. N. Markenzie : hadiee' hitching race. Mitis Matheson, Winghau. -. :Hiss Taylor, For•elyce : Misr. Johnston. Lucknow. IIHAVY URAUUIIT. Span len liarnaws and wagon, Jam. FuNter, 1l. J. Pollock ; brood olare, J. Mc Dia rloid, W. Webb. J. BRI -hour ; foal of IIM17, McIntyre Bros., J. Bar- bour, Jam. Cr•uwston ; three-year-old gelding or filly, Jam. Flste•r; two-year. old gelditiK, Frank Henry. H. Morri- mou ; two-year-old filly. It. J. Pollack, J. E. Davids(u : ane -year-old geld" Jam. Alton, N'ri). Taylor, It. J. Pollack; otte•year-old filly, It. J. Poll«•k, 1). K. Alton ; female, any age. R, J. Pollock, Ist and 2nd ; imported mare, W. M(•Llnillan• lat and 2nd. MIHII'UI.TUHAI- Sp an its harries and rig, John Me. larmid Jam. F ALer brood mitre, \ Webb . il John .lutein, N'lu. J. M Ihn ; foal of IiMt7. \Viol. W.Chb• W. It. Martin, S. Morrison : two-year-old fpCeldinK. C. 'Taylor, \\'. It. Martin, 1't•ler \\•atimin • two -your -old filly, \V. R. Martin, J. F. Davidmin, Alclutyre fins.: one -year-old filly. %%'fly. Taylor. W. Richards ; female, any age, J. Mc- Diartnid,. R'. K. Martin : mare err geldinv, tiny age, agricultural or draught, W. Webb, R. Mackenzie. UENKMAL PURPOOK. Span in harness and rig, C. Taylor. It. 1lackeozie, 1. (,ang17aI11: I)InNNI mare, W. It. Martin. J. I3aarlxtur ; foal R IMartio ;rntwo year-yeaylor, Win. ror filly, W. Henderson. 1st and 2nd• J:w. ton, Std ; one -year-old gelding or Hely, J. ilarlour: CARHI. UE. !span in harness and carriage. E. MLQuillen . based roan•; 11. Mather!, At. Woods: toal of 111(6. H. Mathers, Jim McQnillan, M. Woolds; one -year- old gelding or toly. M. McKenzie; mingle carriage hone(•, V. Vannorman• A. 11cKinnun. ROAD 11+IHNkN. Boggy horse in harness. Y« leltt. N. McKenzie, Angus Martin ; mare• M. IVtewla, Jam. Atc•Qkrill n -.filial of 1!1117, 1 \1'oosds, J. Fobtei, Jag. Crowston ten-yexr•ald .,filing or Illly. J. Me - it : nnagyear old go Iding err filly. Will Strtrthvts„I:ym. Poster. Jnd for hewn y horst se -J. \V. Dickxu Atwtxsl. lodge f Ii ht horses.- C fns. Val. e [[t lance, Atw'Xxxl. CATTLE:. PL'•HE-H Ian 91JORTHaRN, Bull, two yea (old• McKay Bros. • Peter• Torrance ; hull one year old• a Continued o pane 11.1 PATER N'S COUGH DROPS and. by an old trrtpe the bits M"d e ern• and Ida fur tTu e.o=,&I Ap%--4 be- .i,rtor, M •e+ -t7 ,r. pML1 W tanaat Irr1W NALonend to- TM7 Vow W ken I In to. M uw rlbw b- I THEY W ILL-eC17EZ ALMA COLLEGE Nov. t. I - The News Wylie Gray. Last Principal. Residential 1, Scheel for Girle and Was" DWILOP, LOTHIAN. TuRsDAY, Oct. Lt, TUxeDAY, Oct. Imt. 1 Mr. turd Mrs. it. Ctirrit r, of Haml • Mists Florence Duplin is the guest ton, and Mr. and Mrse. Menary Arid of her siater-this week. sun, of Crewe, nee visitors At Mrs. Mrs. J. McLeod and Met►. A. McKay John Hyau's Lilies week. are visiting friends here. A. A. Williams has had a cement A number inlets here ulik in the culvert with arch of the lAtest design Ripley fall fair unit report a very gaud built on his farm. For the {sart nun- time. twi- of yearsthe spring freshets have Misses Annie McKenzie. and Nara been the rouse of an annual break in Mcl ran left un Friday for Chicago. the culvert, but Mr. Williall s now where they Intend traiuiugfor nurses. has a culvert which not even the floodof Nosh's feast could injure. John BELFAST. Farrish, of D.esheirn, did the work. Misr Ma to Lawson ham left on her dcotlar►d, Tnti will actAY. as Irl. MfN► Jean Mullen will ret as rine of return GI serfeen. after r month's visit with her cousin. D. IAw. the judger at Dungannon fair. son. She intends stopping at Hamil- Mr. and Mrs. Will. Crosby are visit - tun to visit relatives there and at ing their daughter, Mrs. Win. Rue• Montreal. She will visit Mrs. Havagr, (Jorrie. formerly Miiu Vila Goods. sitter of .In n Miss 1l.•. Rod Mrs. W. Twrntleyy rlyanl a (;alt, of Ooderich. While herr few days last week with \Vinghau) IAWsun took a number of views of the frie•ndb. waves of lake Huron to show herSeot- Mr. and :Naw. J. U. McCrostie, of fish friends. Drewlen• were visitors at S. McCros- -- tie's Inst week. LEEdURN. Mrs. P. C. Carmichael, of St. Paul, Tu"DAY, Oct. flit. Minn.. returnee) to her home on Sal - John Webster, of Tonawanda. N. urday of last week. Y., and his bride are visiting R. Fulford WaflerL.Hackett loaves onWednes- and other relatives here. d:ty for Toronto tai resume hits studies at Toronto Medical College. The h law W guarantee the lands --t - - _-'-- of the Ontario \Vest ShoTe electric '}railway did not meet with a very UUNUANNUN. favorable reception in this division, A. NE\\'Tu\, DENTIST. l.l'('K- uniy Wn voter tieing polled in favor of ("' \Uro•. At home everyday useept Thur -- it, while the adverse vote was sev. day,- Vewreutedyfor extractinertaethtaomno rntynlne. tunnt.betWr tenni m aan,,. frown and bridge work et.a•. Aluu+h+um platualnombrvakablel. PORT ALBERT. %.H. ---You call always have your worktullch better done its the dental office auort, time-, Wooer facilities for doing the work, muni cos MONDAY. Sept. qkh. furtable for the vatlent. Miss Pearl Hawkins Is visiting in 1 TOTICK. Tith IAWAL AGENCY Nin London this week. leu urun for The Nigral In at the Pu l - store Mimn Annie Uunnioghrm h,u left oaOe ltoo Cmslid niationenry where orders will be rooelved for n rtit rIption+ wt T hereto visit friends in oronte). vertiehs and job work• and r,celpea will ten •de was rine of the prize- James Ha n yy 1 u ount., id for the mune. si vets f r nut ha MACHINE OIL' IH BOLI I_ W D winners at (:(xlerich chow hist week. l.)1 at A\I1KRSel\•a Hardware. Nixon Dougherty had the nlie- WxbsKsi)Ay, Oct. '2nd. fortune to lose a ill st valuable young J. \Vrlkgm visited friends at I1O Mitchell frit• a few days Lot week. Misg'Jesisie McMillan spent n few A nnnllier from her attended Luck. dayy+ with her mister, Mi. . Morris• int r now fair on Tuesday of this week. Srltfotd, Mrs. E. Livingieton has retornel to Inm1low-t.,r Tom paid his seenii-annual visit to our whood on Wednesday of her home. after spending a couple tit last week' weeks at her home here. Mrs. and Miss Hosdgens, of Clinton. Rev. T. Hicks fax again reaunuol Ilia duties at the English church after were the guests of Mrs. R. E. Manning himending his vae-ation in Manitoba. for it few days last week. Daniel Carney ham leen threshing M. T. Bechtel. wife and family, of Elmira, are mprneling a few days :al in our neighlmorhtx)d last weak. The the home of Jae. Whyanl. farmers find that him tllachine does quick work. ARtN-IjRokxs. lieu• Medd hold flip Children's Day service last Sunday misfortune to fall while cliulbing over the fence on Monday Inst at school was well attended and Itev. Mr. Rutherford 'a addrewm to the children and sustained %. fracture of the- left was very instructive aro well am annus- Orn' •ANNUAL 4sitsrr.-The arititral shoot ing. - - of the Dungannon Ride Club will lit ASHFIELD. held un October 'Sf1d and '24th. All the memtent or the club are exptected FRIDAY, Sept. rah. P to Ile in attendance. The annual convention of the Sun• day schools of the Aahtleld Methodist Site.IAL. Tile Mlcixl given by the Tile y ireiety be held Thursday, October \YumIAL.ntri'm Missionary Sac on Wed - i.esday evefling last wits fairly well at - 17th.will 171h, in Hackett'x Church. rl despite the incitement weather. \Vmim NU. The home of Mr. arse The m of set Will Its used The Mrs. lieu Drennan. on Wt-Inttela •, r'If" ) pringf Joe in buying furnirhingm for the plaraom- hin INth inst., was the mo-ene of a halF)Ipy two, event, about fifty guests ammetnbling Ho tlut)1. ItgeuHT.-Following it' the d witness the to Fra li their daughter. ISva M., to Franklin standing of the pupils of Dungannon c v_T. Mcintoah, of Lucknow. The cele - Imlhlic w bice for the month of Sep teenb er. Names are in under of merit : many wag pxerfornit"I by Iter. R. \V. Craw, aamixtJed by Rev. 1). T. L.. Me. lexFlolt tax PARTMENT. Kernlll of Lorknow. Miss Bertha Sr. V. Ethel Unlet•, May Jones. Sherwood playenl the wedding match, ('haw. Fowler. Jr. V. -Ethel Glenn, The bridexnrmid wax Mutt May Dren- Vera Durnin, (Tara Sproul. Maggie nan, of Kiotail, Land W. McIntosh, of 1,)imher. Hart Wiggins, Kdith Tre- Toronto discharged the du ' n of festive r. Irene Oliver, Roy Medd, Pearl ggnnwmsman. The ceremony V fol- McNally. Leslie Pentland Alan Iver%. 'uunK, Cerra l)wed by an evening of pleasant fes- IV. --(:len. ('ase. Lorne tivities. Mr. and Mrs. Melntt,sh will Alten, ClarenveSell ile•y,MeIviIle(aenit, Vernal McNally, Martha Begley, I.aw- reside in Lucknow. Their many friends wish them long life and halt. rence `(miler, Thom. Young. 111. - pinexes. Riley Br,adlorL, Iaur;a Smith, Fr"I -- Savage, Uertie Begley, Myrtle Allen, KINTAIL. Tu"DAY, Oct. Lt. Donald McGregor has returned to Duluth. Robt. 11. McDonald spent a few days in Toronto last week. Gen. (•,Allinson and Ken. McLean at- tended Blyt h fair last week. Miss Teti& Carrick, of Lucknow, is visiting frit•ndsip this vicinity. Jam. MrChlre, of Ncihletnn, is a Knest at the residence of A. McMurchy this week. MiusAnnie McMurchp, of Ooderich, is supplyibg In the McDonald store - for a few weeks. Dannie McLeod is on the nick list thin week. We home to hear of his speedy recovery. Mrs. Linklater, of Wingharn, has re- turned to her home after nit extended visit with friends here. Mrs. Dick McDonald and baby Katharine are spending• a few days with the former'a mother, Airs. Fer. guson, of Amberley. The many friends of Rev. S. A. Beckett, of Carberry, Man., will he pleased to know that he is recovering from his recent attack of typhoid fever. Miwl Harris, of Ripley, who has just. returned from the Toronto openings, has opened tip a hranch millinery Store bere and im prepared to show everything up•W-date in ladies and children'x headweAr. Edith Margaret, the infant danght.er of Mr. and Mrs. Neil McDonald, polis," peacefoldy away this morning after a two week@' illness. The fu- neral will he held tomorrow afternotm to Kintail cemetery.Much nympathv in extended to the reaved parents. LANES. HATCRDAY, S(ept.21(th. Apple pnckerte Are busy at present. Itshhit-hunting see•t im more success- ful this (till than coon -hunting. A ntmber of people from this vicinity attended the Ripley fair Rant week. C. E. Mrl)nnagh, of faneem, and Rob. Andrew, of Zion, took in the Ooderich fair on Thursday last. Mr. And. Mm. Joseph Rmeltser spent A few day. of Iant week at the home of the latter'a father in Howirk: Mire Tibbs and Mfm Houston, of Wingharn, visited at the home of .fa.. Lane on Saturday and Sunday Inst. The rain of Saturday lant wM wel- cnmwl by everything, especially by the tall wheat, which wan nirr)ry .prrnitrd Mit at a .toondstill for a = or more. The annual convention of the Sah- hath school+ of Ashfield circuli will he held on Thnr•sdol, October 17th, In Hnckett'a chop h. Them will lx three services, 9:45 a, m., II . m. And 7 pp m. Rt X. G. Powell, dimlrict Sabbath school see rstary, of BrlsePls, f-Adr•elemm the audient.elt at she after noon mod evening sessions. Mary McCourt, Htephrn add, I'OtmA Gibson. Number on roll, 31. Aver - lege Attendance, W. H. H. LUNU, Principal: THE f the Disi PROSPERITY. TtlKNIJAY, Oct. 2nd. THY PUPlut' HTANDINU. -Tile fol- luwing is the StAndlnk of the pu4til t rehtrul t.ection No. 4 \Vest. \Vatt•n- nesh, for the mmlyth of SepLeeulls`r: Senior IV. - Thomas Heid. Junior IV. - Uvorir Baxter, Lizzie Fluker, Malsl Miler. St.niur 111.-Violette Plunkett, George Twamlry, Junior Il 1. --Charlie Twumiey, Muriel Wash- ington, Charlie Mills, Senior If. --I Walter \Vashingto ll, Loswrence Hax- ter, Lillie Plunkett. Junior IL La- vin, Hutchius, Ada Model. fart N lwin Moir, 1luriel Hmith. Hannah Fluker, Hazel Finnigan, Adeline Smith. Senior Part 1,--Cveil B+azter, Lillie Hutchips, Rdytno Sicriingauur, Burton 11111x. Jimiur Part L-rFveret Finnigan. MAnxl. A. BAIIAX. Te Cher. WESTFIELD. MONDAY. 84•pt.:001' Thomas Bainfotel unit Willie RoIll- rsm tut packing apples for Geo. Powell this fall. Miles lora Phalen, of Goderich, in at pr -dent the guest of her friend, Mi.'s Annie Redulot Hirnw Uaugll 11 left on Hatilrlay last to vt his (I ' ghter, Mrs. W. H. Carr, ofaKirkl6iL f r a few weekm. A number front h attended Gode- rich exhibition Nmt eek. They re- port a gootl exhibition ' all limes. Hiss Annie Deusmot whim called to Wingliam, hospital on Friday fast to take the position of night tturme for A time. Thr funeral of the late ' Edwarel Craig on Saturday afterntom h"t was very largely attended. Ilia death Value AN a great surprise tet ever, ter - bills ; he wase mick only a short me. Qoi.NU 'lel Crus.t. --Rey. Mr. N!t>:, M. P.trlN and Mrs. IAngley ha Pita•isitinK herr. 'rhe laehr s we formerly Misses Nellie,tilll Marion Auld, former residents of t him place, but now of the \Nest. They spent a f -w days with their aunt, Mrs. Will. Mclarty, and Node farewell to their retail)- friends here before taking their departure for Chinn, where they par - poise going with their husl,ands in the - near tutor. Rev. 1leem.,rs. Earl "rid lnngley expect to lee• in the contin- gent of the fall -if 1t1y1; who leave for China. HI/w TII F. Sc HOL.a HM HTA D.-Theful- Iowing rep owt shows ttie setandingof the pnpilm of S. S. No. if, East \\':uvanomh. for the month of September: V. elitism -Tommy Rodger. Dell McfArh•, ( ev Il McLarty, Mussell Woods. IV. clams -Ma C.ok, Lredie Buchanan, Nelson Robison, Maggie F'a rrom.-, Frank Mclarty, Jennie Tanney L tensa. ('cabin l'auipbell, Lilly Hilt - hit, May Tuuney, Maggie Tunnea•. If. clama.-Gertie Hibbitt. Violet Bi## rhanan. Part 11.-4:harlutte Tunney, \Villi'- Hibbitt, Italy Farrow. 1, chasm Ettie TAbb, Aggie Howatt. Xooky 1. CI.AHai, Teacher. Wrenn another come-pondenl.I CAColtT A HAWK. -Returning from It. mtrnll the'other morning, .1. S. Ked- ge., Jr.. noticed a hawk itusiby ell. gaged in killing it hen. lie Met it u'Ap And before- t fretting had it flue hawk. It uleasun•d from wing in wing tett-w• and n -half fleet And front point of leak to end of tail rine and a -half fort. AUBURN. f1lifE vTERI.IiG BANK OF CAN Alm.At BUR% AUkNCV. 0I. -Il daib• In a. til. tot.. til.: yntu❑lays. r a on. to IY Ine/nln, std 7 LO r p u.. A gelierwl Iwnklux bu-int., thoomsel"I. SW%iogn Hank de. part anent %Verelan dtvN il of sl and up. wards, ftflntemt at J pr runt. Per annnni.laty- nbls every lhrre month-. Partner wale notrm rroolh ed at rete onabla• swan-. J. A. SUTHkH AxD. Ament. Tuxiomely. Oct. IxL Anniverear_y services will lie held in the Auburn Methodist churvh Sun- day, October 6th. Rev. M. J. Wilson,B. A., df Teemwater. Will preach at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and at 7 o'clock in the evening. Music for there serviees will Ile furnished by the JrmoR Rooth. "extfield Cottle. Sr. 11, -Edith Stotherm, Ralph (.t Lt. EXTesugm.--A Meeting of the Disher. Marvin Durnin, Lillian Pent- eoutgn•Rationn of Auburn and Smith's land, Arthur Roach, Howard Ander- Hill Presbyterians ebutrhen was' son, Rae. StoLhem .Hazel Carr, Pearl held here on *.Mondayevening, when Ivers, Fred Errington, Jarvis Ander- it was decided nnnmously to extend son. Jr. iI.--Marion Disher, Nth" arall to Rev. Mr. Fnllte, of Varna.' Brown. Scott McNally, MyrtleOliver 1 int Sunday was Children's Day in c. 11. Robinson, Alex. Andrrmon, Vic- the Prrmby terian ehnrrh herr, ,ted for Errington, Olive (stern, Harold Rev. J. L. SinAll, of Blyth, oVrupied Sproul. Sr. Pt. I[. --Iva Parr, F the pulpit. Fowler, Hazel Augustine, Edith An- derson, Harrold Rivers, Ruth Fowler. SCHlx)I. CnoNCRRT.--What pr)ulimes Jr. Pt. iL Lew Elliott, Holly Allen, to lie the biggest hit of the season is Edgar Carr, Franklin Thompson, the school concert of No. :3. Colborne. -- Frank Glenn. Jr. LGeo rgir ( old• This school ham It reputation along the well. "B" clams--Allwrt Brown, Judson concert line rued we a"Pure you some - Bell, Margaret Medd, Hadterm Angus- thing good is corning. The intention tine, Irene Carr. •'A" Inns--Delose Is to hate the concert in this village, Disher, Harold Manningililladys Err- no get ready. One of the "hig' things ington, Myrtle Begley, Bert Smith, in the famous "Nigger Night School" Florence Dornin, Sadie Mountain, now inpreparation. When in it com- Georgie Glenn, Warren Ivcrs, Harry ing? The 'Lith of October. Stuart, Wilhur Stuart, Donlon Glenn. Numiwr on roll, 55. Average attend- EAST WAWANOSH. ante, M. CORA B. RemgH'tw. Teacher. - Tumimv, Oct. lmL NILE. The Methodists of BelgrAve purpose holding a tea -meeting ire their new TvgmDeY, Oct. itet. heel on Mnoday. evening, the 11th M194 Wallace of D onmybrook, is the net,• gte•st of Mrm. ifenry Horney. On accountof the Auhm'n anniver- Mrs. It. Girvin, of Lorknow, 'lung ,nry, flit, he•vive :at. Donnybrook will been renewing old aepusintanees At Ise withdrawmrsext Sunday, Nile. DKATH (111 EDWARD Cltmi;. - Afteo We regret to ait been that Me s, W. nuly a brief illnem9, 1•:darard Craig .lackuian, who haw torn fel for rants R time, is moll very low. p a"el away athim home, concession N, West \Vxwannmh, on Thnn+dnyj Inst. All roads lead to Dungaumon on Ili+ funeral took place on Saturday to Thursday and Friday of this week, to the 1►ohnybnox cemetery And was the great fair. Don't miss it. largely ►Hendee. Service wan held in Mrs, (Rev.) J. W. Robinson, of tilt- church, conducted by -Rev. Hessrn. Sparta• visited at Nile the pant week, Jones and Ca Ater. of St. Helens Mlleh owingR to the illness of her brother, sympathy im expengsed in Iwhifif of the Mr. i►unlar. bereaved widow and children. The services in the Methodist - church were taken last Sunday morn- OOLBORNE. ing and evening by Ernest Aerwool, of Rrlfast, and I). C. Taylor, of Luck. ItCKNuAY. Oct. ]At. now, reappsertively. Both gentlemen Ss'11001L CONCERT. S, S. No, 3 is go. gave exrellent discoulsem and will 1st ing-to have a concert. Owing to the warmly welcomed by Nile people at fart that the school has Men fre,ehly any future time. painted and the meating changed it Remember the mimmionsry literary wit" thought better to have the con. at the church next Tuesday evening revs, in Annie other hill], The largest. under the aumpicem of the Epworth mtntlxer were favorable to Antnirn, no League. Rev. C. R. Durrant, of }prey- on the 10th of Orto1wr come and hear miller, will give an addrean on New• something XmId. Have yon ever leen fnnnelland, begidr. which it Basal pro• lit. a No. :1 concert ? If not,, wok Aome- gQprram in Ming p repAml. A silver col- fine who ban been. A his darkey IPort.ion will he taken up in aid of the dinlogile in IN •ing pnrpar•wl and n s11w1 "Forward Movement." entertainment It. prornisrel. IWmfner Wolves `Ever mort»unded by wolvema ?" No; but. i know the nenantfon. f umeed to open the dining -room doors set a mummer hotel. PAL16-headond gentleman (hAvinw his boots pollshnd)-- "Confound it t You take an abominably long time abort it." Shomblack-••irrs, air. It ain't done no quick an when you 'not yottr air cut." Joaryoin Miller was onre rnriver ting withA, learned proftexwlr who wam vis iting CalilorniA. To, the pewvs query, "What da you do ythe prnfetamor anmaver•ed that )yc hei d the chair of metapisi( and In dr at, a New Eng lanrtun vat'.ity. \'hereupon the ven- erahle Millar, e-ilh an eneouraginR .mfle, ressnnringly patted the profee- nor on the shooller. '•Is/gir and tuet- aphysitea, liphis Well, 1nppese we millet hll"'lleegrhe t" Zink `after tbrae things, even it Lheey-dou't sltlat." RIGNAL : GODERICH, trict. LUCKNOW FAIR. A Great Show, Good Weather and Lame Attendance. Splendid wea(hel. f;aaort.d the Lock - flow full fair, held tut Monday and TovMlay of tittle week. afill It utist slt(!- crbmful exhibition %Vita the result. Lucknow is the tomer of u splendid a ( r icldhlral dimif irs. and the dimplay of live stop -k and other farts products wasters excellent index to the calua- bilitier of the dihl►tirl. The horn -S 1•m Joecially made a grand showing, both nn nnnnler and yualfly. Cattle, sheep road xwifle• also muds creditable dile- FFlbtys. The penitry exhibit was only. ftatr. fIle hillside departments were filled to too, es flowing, ,tod the a ccoul- uilmfatiun or the hall was taxetl it) the utyuumt. We understand the direr- tors.u•e conleutplating-ch:Mgrs which will girt- the exhibition ronin to 1 e- ,iw, still this would is glrnt• U+ Is• to i., wove. Nuch a 4 isp]ny of f•flit grid Huwers,grai'IN. daily produce, vege- lllblom, Ilal11P 11111,1111f.", 111r", 1111f.tures and other goads which troweled the hall un 1'alewlay deserves the Best aretlulnti)- intiun that can iw pro idol. Reverse ,f the merchants of Lucknow had huudsuule digplaym e.f their wares. While inany features of t1w inside dt.- partlnrrits ,tie worthy of Individual urenliml, special iefeeencv inay In - motile it, the apple exhibit. whiVh, eori- sidering the dr:%wiNu'L4 of the season, wasa, magnificent iniv. 'I'll*- fruit was clean And well Voluted, +Ind there were- large eirlarge displays of mlauv of the stall - (14141 V3rictiVa. , '1'le fair openeal fin \lunday and its the eve-ning a program of instl•u- Inental nm.ir, including Magpia M•- leo-lions, witto given in the hal. Un Tuesday alt• people flocked to town f•emu nit direction- surd shortly after the (finner hour it pre N-emsimi of M•lit Nll chtldre•n wets (orated down town lend D 1 , f• utuds bended t Mar•chwl G tit r g ) 1 I'u d ram - 1 b w t' •les in II h, y land f 1 u piper. Ix K rine. There were nlout :I l ehildren in lice, inVludinK it runner front Kin - lo. And \Vaw•anohh t1IWI3ship9, Iw•- midr the pnptls til' the Lur knu% r bice. t Wetwitnumh, Wits dihtin eimtlwl by a gaily-deeorated wagtn In w'hwh till• pupils of the M Imol r e in rtikte•, It is cnleullated that there -ere abut 2,s 1 people on the grotan in the afternoon. 'rhe favi that tht• was flit hom"t•aring nu doubt haul a endenry lel Ielaeen the attendance, lots it, it writs tilt- gate re- ceipts were film( it up ler last v ear's. Aniong the eve 1%o( the afternoon was a merles of rat •s, w hich r•snited it. follows ; Roy nue, owes- 12 Baler=Moloch Mo-Leod, ('(soil Allin. (;irloe rays•. over 13 bel M aedon. oahl, Mildriml Spence. Rliye' race. under 12 - enry Mae- kenzie, Fred Kenn)-. Girls' nue, ugder 12 - . Fa 1ny Aen- dertion. Annie. MACkt.nziP. Have fur first ye.ir pupils- -F.. Well- slre., Pr:lrl Irwin, F.I. M04oi1L•an. Mace for Lucknow sc•heo) titer Mildred! Spence, J. H-Aley, Wiu. H t - kirk. PolAto race. mounted - Go•ot•ge Me. Nall,(% Milne. \V. Ilentlerson. lluarter-mile• race K. Sherwood. J. A -kert, \N, M•l'oy, Old turn's I'dVJ thlandic,tpl - J(x:k Adams, Mont Reed, Paul 'sineltzer. The juJges for theM• everitm were George Sinith, J;w. Bryan, 1). It. 11(•- Irilnmh acid lien. R ilm'rtoon. m . 'IIf•1'Y was .1 sell , ('Il 'llfool. 1 1 a IIIp)Pt1(1 h Iaagpi{{werN, the sno•eesaful ones living Mr. 11uun, of Lucknow; S. McLean. of Glurii and A. McLean. of Ripley. The judge•it were Dr. McCriolown. Rip. ley : Arch. Andersen. St. Helens, :tied David McKay. Lucknow. Fxhibitions of Highland •uyd other dances were given by the Misses Mr - Donald. of WinKIlau1; Dan Marlyn, tlf Ripley: Alex, McPherson, or Luck - now, and Asaron Pitzell, elf St. Helens. In the evening it vont) rt. was given in the t,lwfl hall by tilt. haste Gatilt Cooled Y ('a. Tile lfilvers or the L,UcknoW Agri- ellbturid Society for thin year are : P. H. McKenzie. M. I'.. Istat presi- dent; Jan. Bryan, president: 1'. (',or- rigan, first tier -president: \V. Wil• stn, second vice president : 3. llnrrhi-I soon. mec•retmrv. T. I.nwremce, tteas- u i-er. A portion of the pr'ze list is ns fol- lows: the remainder will,ie published next week : isaely driver, Mixte Matheson. Hiss flena Gordon, Mism R. Hnbilimin : Krutlemnn's single taunout, c. Van•II tiAYFIELU. . \\'1!uvI?:cD.aY, (►ct. '_'nit. .110111 Mel.emel, who ham Ieen in \ew Onlillit) foil• sonar litre, nrrived home Inst wet.k. Win. Thoulstfil, who went i1 Benx.ekr Ili work sal the shoe -making hominess; is home again. I:' prt.fers Hailed( to Brilmselx. L. G, 1.. No, 21 will ltplld its regulon. 1116•P1inK nn WedueNelay evening, Ur- tolx•t Itch, inmtend of October 2nef, it., lilt. r•elill ne't.t ing night falls on fair nigh L. Mr. and Mrm. John Fraser have gone to New O:ltnriu, inert• the I'm - mer• will engage in preaching. Mr. Fra,•.er spent smite• time there it )Vent. ngo and Iike•s.the work well. Perry Parker, who ban been teach- ing in Dakota, is hoose for is month" holiday. leis m:uiy friends nrr pleised to hear that ler• is doing well in theWent, We understotnd that he ix spending him spate time Atetdying theology witty a view of entering the niinimtry. SCHexol. REPORT. --The following in the report of Ifayfleld public Achool for the month of Srptemler, hasied on atterklant•e, de llearor and general proficiency, including the weekly ex. aminations: V. Ford King. Rally \(rood%, (:erre Weir, Winnie McNeil. Senior I I I. Evelyn i'oliock, FlorenceMartin, Pearl Leitch, Jon- ior Ill. - Lida King, Anna Wneslm, [,it. liner King. Se•ni.or I1.- Kathleen Elliott. Agnes 1i,hnsGn, Iewixa Par. ker. No . on roll, Al: average, :01, T. H. BRfI{r LKE, I'?inripml. ONTARIO When the bowels are constipated, poi- sonous substances are absorbed into the bloodinstead of heingdaily removed from the body as nature Intended. Knowing this danger, doctors alwayys inqu?re about the condition of the bowN.. Ayer 's Pills. -Meele by the J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell, 11eas.- noruyAli, L. Lott. N. Markenzie : hadiee' hitching race. Mitis Matheson, Winghau. -. :Hiss Taylor, For•elyce : Misr. Johnston. Lucknow. IIHAVY URAUUIIT. Span len liarnaws and wagon, Jam. FuNter, 1l. J. Pollock ; brood olare, J. Mc Dia rloid, W. Webb. J. BRI -hour ; foal of IIM17, McIntyre Bros., J. Bar- bour, Jam. Cr•uwston ; three-year-old gelding or filly, Jam. Flste•r; two-year. old gelditiK, Frank Henry. H. Morri- mou ; two-year-old filly. It. J. Pollack, J. E. Davids(u : ane -year-old geld" Jam. Alton, N'ri). Taylor, It. J. Pollack; otte•year-old filly, It. J. Poll«•k, 1). K. Alton ; female, any age. R, J. Pollock, Ist and 2nd ; imported mare, W. M(•Llnillan• lat and 2nd. MIHII'UI.TUHAI- Sp an its harries and rig, John Me. larmid Jam. F ALer brood mitre, \ Webb . il John .lutein, N'lu. J. M Ihn ; foal of IiMt7. \Viol. W.Chb• W. It. Martin, S. Morrison : two-year-old fpCeldinK. C. 'Taylor, \\'. It. Martin, 1't•ler \\•atimin • two -your -old filly, \V. R. Martin, J. F. Davidmin, Alclutyre fins.: one -year-old filly. %%'fly. Taylor. W. Richards ; female, any age, J. Mc- Diartnid,. R'. K. Martin : mare err geldinv, tiny age, agricultural or draught, W. Webb, R. Mackenzie. UENKMAL PURPOOK. Span in harness and rig, C. Taylor. It. 1lackeozie, 1. (,ang17aI11: I)InNNI mare, W. It. Martin. J. I3aarlxtur ; foal R IMartio ;rntwo year-yeaylor, Win. ror filly, W. Henderson. 1st and 2nd• J:w. ton, Std ; one -year-old gelding or Hely, J. ilarlour: CARHI. UE. !span in harness and carriage. E. MLQuillen . based roan•; 11. Mather!, At. Woods: toal of 111(6. H. Mathers, Jim McQnillan, M. Woolds; one -year- old gelding or toly. M. McKenzie; mingle carriage hone(•, V. Vannorman• A. 11cKinnun. ROAD 11+IHNkN. Boggy horse in harness. Y« leltt. N. McKenzie, Angus Martin ; mare• M. IVtewla, Jam. Atc•Qkrill n -.filial of 1!1117, 1 \1'oosds, J. Fobtei, Jag. Crowston ten-yexr•ald .,filing or Illly. J. Me - it : nnagyear old go Iding err filly. Will Strtrthvts„I:ym. Poster. Jnd for hewn y horst se -J. \V. Dickxu Atwtxsl. lodge f Ii ht horses.- C fns. Val. e [[t lance, Atw'Xxxl. CATTLE:. PL'•HE-H Ian 91JORTHaRN, Bull, two yea (old• McKay Bros. • Peter• Torrance ; hull one year old• a Continued o pane 11.1 PATER N'S COUGH DROPS and. by an old trrtpe the bits M"d e ern• and Ida fur tTu e.o=,&I Ap%--4 be- .i,rtor, M •e+ -t7 ,r. pML1 W tanaat Irr1W NALonend to- TM7 Vow W ken I In to. M uw rlbw b- I THEY W ILL-eC17EZ ALMA COLLEGE Nov. t. I - warner, o. D., Principal. Yrs. )ran Wylie Gray. Last Principal. Residential 1, Scheel for Girle and Was" LadNs. 27th year spent Sept. IOUL god" rrrr - i Student Lite at Alma The life of lbs student le made se mash an Pewible like life in • well regulated family; a few dmpte roll" govern. t)arlag the year. Inetens and talks on current *Tents and U,e beef con- Mmporar), literature are given, and musical, Iiasrary aloof social eaterWromenls hold at aha Douses. The school in opened every morning by aPrro rials r, religious tersedseattand"an &Ioheret° an Sundays Is reernlred a all studsoM, the wlsetion of the church being len lO Wa iyareels Oolle`tate and l'isparaWry studies, leasto Zine Art, glocutlog Business,Domestto W: ones, doral and isthetto advantaeaa Writ* for catalogue W Pliaetw warner, at Thomas. out. GODERICH BUSINESS COLLEGE will be. opened soon Icy a management who trains more young people a. Boiok-keepers, Hteneigraphern and Tel. egrapherm shah tiny other in Wenteern Ontario. Individual instruction. Gradnates placed in gfifid situtationn. i►ay and night classes. Enter any time. For Catalogue write GEO. SPOTTON, WiNGHAM. Consumption is less deadly than it used to be. Certain relief and usually complete recovery will result from the following treatment: Hope, rest, fresh air, and -Scott's Emutrlon. ALL 13R0001STS I 600. AND $1.00. TiiUIWDAY, October 3, IW7 of O You will soon be wanting a coal range or cook stove. t It willa P YYou to examine our PANDORA RANGE. For economy and durability it is unsurpassed. If you have' A HEATING JOB come in and let us talk the question 4pver with you.' We can give You the benefit of long experience. 1 E. P Paulin 'PHONES: Store, 57 Residence, 177 STODDART'S HARNESS SHOP is the place to buy the very newest styles in SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS We have a stock of these goods different from My ever shown in Goderich before, and the prices are nq higher than the ordinary goods. Watc or our exhibit of Furs, Travelling Goods and Harness, at -the Goderich Industrial Exhibi- tion. STODDA ?T" S HARNESS SHOP GODERICH. THE CANADA NATIONAL STEEL RANGE Here is 'a good com- mon sense stove for the farmer, because it has large oven, so inches square by 14 inches high, large bre box to burn coal or wood: will take 24 inch wood, coal linin s easily re- moved will give lots of heat, is built to last a long time. The above cut noes nat show the latest improvement with cohort legs under range. giving it better circulation of hot air around base of stove also making it more early kept clean. We recommend this stove. Kindly call and see it to our store. ANDERSON'S HARDWARE