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DUNLOP. KINTAIL. UUNUANNON. LANES.
TUINUAY, Jan. 7th.
Capt. Beater. of flollerich, visited
his Imrother-in-law. H. A. Shields,
last week.
A q tette et our y g folks en
joyed a pleasant drive Lo Hayfield ou
New Tette. night.
were ;deemed to receive frees
our old friend H. (f. Horton, of the
Queen City. e pretty eatendar. ehow•
ing a winautne maiden gatheriug
Howie's. Thaw here who heve re-
ceived a copy urn very 'nisch ;Soused
with it.
The thew et the close of Christmas
week cotto.ed cave-in around the
cement crib in the bowie well or our
general merchant. Assisted by A.
and F. (Stiehl he has repitired tlie well
by lowering the crib and Citing In
with clay.
New YEA les ENTICIIT.11NlihsT14.-
Some of the rising generation enjoyed
a pleasant day'skating on New
Year's; Day, our well-known skating
rink in the cedar,stwiteep neer Shep-
perdue' being in good shape. The
lade are thinking of forming ithockey
club for it' few g l 4,4 with neighbor-
ing clubs. At John Ityen's there wait
a pleamant social gathering in the
afternoon. There was /11494.1 an im-
promptu gathering of a few neighbors
at the tams. tut Thureday evening,
%dimly. Quaid gave wine Mee gram•
oplethie selections.
LEEISURN.
TrgsliAl. Jan. 7111.
31 MS 1.111klater 14,11t1 Mile. 1- Morton
ere vbmitores in titration! this week.
A. IL Chalon nettle a transient
visit to the Classic City Christman
week.
Our G. C. I. studesias rainiest to
;their studies tiskweek after the holi-
day season.
Mists Jessie Linklater has gone back
to Outwit Head to alit her duties
as ;principal of th.• school there.
Mist. Ituth *haw 'et Thursday.;
morning of teat week to ii 1111
duties of teacher of a school near
Ilanover. in Bruce county.
The guideivesMonday morning
of thus wek had it 1111.1 1111,1 1.- getting
olf their urchins to school, and &fir' -
weeds sendiug off their dent- !un-
hands and sons to vote fur the totvit-
Ship rulers fur the c ttttt ins year.
: - . SHEPPARDTON.
Tresets , Ile.. 31,44
Miss Olive Poster. of Dante, 00 , is
spending her hididays at her home.
. 0. Green, or Toronto. spent the
, Chi istusaat tile with his parent a here.
511. mei Sim Robert Buchanan, of
Buchanan, Ses,:t., iird• visaing ms,.
' vem. and (needs here and at Port
,1 NO t.
. 1.1 -1 f• this vicinity at-
tended the f sisal of the late Capt.
A. 11. 'e on Friday List. Cam Bogie
es%
wat. wel known end highly respected
and the s empathy of the t •ty
is extended to the beleaved widow
,ted children 411 their anlietion.
PORT ALBERT.
Trestia v. Jen. iLII.
Charles Crawford his left this vic-
inity for the queen City.
Mr. Drake. of Stette is niwniling a
few days Will) relatives in this local-
, it y.
Sirs Milks... of Stratford, is at pre..
cut visiting with her sister. Mrs.
s'"---01ver
Walter Dickinnon, of Hamilton. is
once more renewing old friendships 114
spur burg.
A neat enjoyable time was spent et
Use home of Frank Hayden last Fri-
day evening.
Will Sage returned home host Sat-
urday from New York, where he
spent Che i ;Wins.
Its.a.ria. The hand of death has re-
moved from Our midst it long sufferer,
in the person of George II.. eldest
son el Mr. and Mrs. .las. Oliver, aged
twenty-nine years. The call aam' not
unexpectedly, as itectsused hail been in
poor health for some time. The fun-
eral took piece on Monday at Lau
p. tn. and the remains were taken to
Dungannon for interinent. The
family have the heartfelt sympathy of
the community in their sad bereave-
ment.
° tSREWE.
Tt•rstim 1. .len. 7th.
Sirs. John [hinter is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mee. W. Dentin hod si tam•
ily gathering last Thursday.
Mrs. 1'. McGlynn and her son Fred
Were Crewe visitors yesterday.
Mr. end Mrs. Geo. Durnin and fam-
ily spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
mind Sirs. Jas. Oahe. t.
Mr. and Mrs..1. H. McKay. of (lode -
rich. spent last week with the lattee's
mother. Mrs. %V. Pierce, returning
home last Thursday.
Miss Mary Culbert left here on
Thursday to resume her ditties tUt
teacher in her old echoul at Bird's
Creek, Meetings county,
Nvw l'oterstaereu.---Sansuel Sher-
wood has bought the store and mop-
erty of the late Matthew Siharklebei.
Mr. Sherwood has sent in his applint-
tion for the postoffice and is :toppled.
Ile in also going to keep a good gt•n-
eral store.
s CURED 1415 DIABETES.
That's What Dodd's Kidney Pills Did
Tor Thos. Harrison. of St. Mary's
Perry, N. B.
St. Mary's Ferry. York Co., N. B.,
Jen. 6th. - (Special.) 'That I)ocitl's
Kidney Pillm will cure diabetsmillieve
been proved by air. Theis Harrison.
of this piece. Sir. Harrimin speaks of
his cure as follows :
"I suffered with PoeVeVe pains alma
the region of the kidneys. When I
lay down it was tortine to get tip
'again. 1 grew week and my appetite
felled. I doctored with several
physicians. but it was no use. 1 grew
• woree all the time, till I began to des-
pair of n'y life. Shortly after Otis 1
began to initiate blood, and 1 knew 1
*as in the grip of that terrible Moe
elute, diabetes.
"At thie time a friend persuaded
me to try Dodd's Kidney Pills. After
the use of on. box 1 was much better.
Three taxes cured me completely."
"1 really don't believe that you par-
tAcularly wanted to hear me Ping."
said a young lady coyly. "1 did, In-
deed," her Admirer proteeted. "1 had
rower beard you liefore."-s-l'itk•Me-
s UP
QEE THE LIST 01.' CLUBBING
so users In thls week's Signal. Heed your
subsoriptlua to the local agent or postmaster,
or scud direct to TUN URINAL. Uoderich.
Trlf.riDAY, Jau. 711i,
J11111041 A. McKinnon, of Caseelton,
North Dakota, visited his cower'. Mre.
M. Whitty. a few days this week.
FAK311001. INN:TITO= Merrisos-
meeting of the West Hurou Fanners'
Institute will be held in Young's Hall
on Tueadry next, 11th inst. There
will lie two neesions, at 2 p. to. and 7:30
p. 111. and it bi hoped there will be
a good attendance at etteh.
• AMBERLEY.
Mosnay. Jan. 6th.
Eroy it travelling south these days.
Too cold up float'.
Wedding bells still keep ringing
down the boundary*.
IVIlfred Francey was visiting friends
in Kluted last $uoday.
Jack Campbell Trtiblest Tuesday
with friends in Loc als .
Roddy McLennan spent his Chrita-
nuts vacation under the parental roof.
Mime Lena Dirkeon waa visiting her
mister, Mrs. Matthew Moore, last week.
Aliss Cassie Buchatiae. of. &ludo's
is at present visiting in the neighbor-
hood.
Duncan McLean With imeritsiely in-
jured by it kick 'from a horse last
week.
1'. Steele aud W. Brown spent Sun-
day with friends 011 the fourth last
week.
Miss Verna Filsiuger, of Teilsweter:
is at present visitiflg. tit the White
House.
Johuny Blue, who 114111 beeu laid up
for the boa month. is progressing
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boyd spent New
Year's Day at the-hasee of the letter's
parents.
Elsner Mahtmml, of Wingham,
spent New Year's Day at Albert
Hrown's.
Mrs. Harrigan, of Kincardme, was
the guest of 31,. 41141 Mrs. W. Wilkie
last week,.
R. Bradley and Walter Brown spent
11104.', days at Tiverbiti and I 'tiderwood
hod week.
1),s- id and Mies V itilet Sui is ineJ., of
I nderwood, spent Sunday at the Pot-
ter house.
Services in the Methodist church
next Sabbath afternoon will be held
et 3 o'cksek.
Danny 111cLeatt had the misfortune
to have hit driver laid up but it is on
the move maxim
Mr. and Mis. Harry Gibson, of Tie-
ertim, were. the guest* of Robert
Bradley last week.
Quite a number of friends orient 11
pleaisinit evening at the home of E.
MeLeans last week.
Hector Maxim and sister, Lexie,
attended the leap year ball in Luck -
note New Yenr'e night.
Miss Agnep Courtney left last week
for Midland. where she is taking
charge of a public school.
John Jertlites and Archie Dickson.
of Swift Portent. Sask.. are at present
visiting in the tieidiborhood.
Wm. Mitchell and the Miele.% Hus-
ton, of Kincardine. were the winds of
Robert :Mirth; on Christmas Day.
Mime billy McLean and Miss Maggie
MeCharles were the gurgle of Mni.
Clete. Boyd for it few dap' Wit week.
A ber of young people spent a
joyful evening at the h of ?Atil-
t:01m Mclennan last Friday evening.
The home of Finley McDonald wax
the scene of quite a gathering of
young folks on Thursday evening last.
We notice by it Kincardine paper
that there is *Jimmy buying pigs in
this district, but no one hes seen him
yet.
Unite a timuler of our 70)) ng Id -
lows took in the ball itt Kintail un
New Year's night and reported a good
time.
Mrs L. G. Wildfang. who has been
spending her Christnies vacation at
her home in Teenwater, returned
house last Friday.
L. O. Wildfeng and Sate Brown
paid a visit to Kincardine lest Tues-
day. It Was quite a rough day but
they both stood the trip well.
A very pleasant evening wes spent
at the h • of Mrs. Jardine last h'ri-
day. The rrowd danced and played
parlor games till the early hours of
the morning.
A number of our young folks at-
tended the fireman's bell iii Kinear.
dine on Christmas Eve. The night
being quite stormy kept the boys in
town tall daylight.
OftANoE Btatettoits.- -The home of
Mr. and Mrs. %Vim Potter wan the
scene of e vet y pretty wedding event
on the evening of New Years Dey, it
being the marriage of their daughter.
Ida, to John Ferguson. Rev. 31r. Fy-
dell, was the officiating clergyman.
The ceremony took place in the parlor,
the participants standing in the
bey window beneath a beautiful nreh
of evergreens decorated with vitt
roses. The bride WAR given away by
her father. and enteredthe parlor
Its the wedding match was Icing played
by Miss Ethel • Henderson. the
bride's costume was white etilienne
and she carried n bouquet of roses aini
a Bible, the gift of leo (dither. There
were no attendants. The wedding
was. a quiet one, those present being
members of the families of the bride
and groom, about forty -live in num-
ber. The pretents, of which there
witt an elegmit collection, inrludrsl
several from relatives in St. Joseph.
Micifigen. The wedding sumwr WWI
.served on a table prettily decorated
with tulle and meninx, over which
hung a bridal bell of red and green.
The eeiling was decorated with ever-
green'. and Bosun paper etringerts At
the conclusion of the repent the guests
engaged in parlor games until the
early hours of the morning,
s" LOYAL.
Tres') s 7th.
Haughton Sumanersal. of Ooderich,
spent Sunday et his home here.
Thos. Cerro% we ere 'lorry to state,
is under the doctor's care at present.
Mr. and Sire. Robert Buchanan were
calling on their old friends and neigh-
bors for a few days last week.
The Misses Loretta and Jennie
Young have returned to Toronto
after spending the holiday gessoes at
hOMe.
•
"Whv le Jones growing it beard 1'
0, 1 believe his wits made him a
present of some tiee." - Leslie's
Weekly.
`1 A. NEWTON, liENTIST, LUCK
1.3. NOW. At home every day except Muhl
day.. New 'innerly fur extracting teeth ttionino-
forua, better than pia Crown and bridge work
etc. Aluminum plates inotrbreakablei.
N. B. - You can always have your work much
better done hi 4140 dowel °Moe -more time,
better facilities for doing the work, more com-
fortable for the patient.
MOTICE.- IA1CAL AGENCY
IN in Dungannon for The Slgual is at the Poet
-
office Huok and Stationery Store, Wbdre
orders will be notched for eubscription*, ad•
vertiaing and lob work. and receipt* will be
enroll for ammonia "aid for the same.
4,1E14 THE Lan UF cLutittiNti
I/ tiger. in this week. Signal. Hand your
subacription to tbg local agent or postmaster,
or send direct to 1 Hle, 4IONAI Uoderich.
THisameay. Jan, 2nd.
New Ye.ttemi Stearn:so Marco. -
New Year', wits celebrated here by
the old captains.. Jacob McGee aud
Dr-Iiice,, having a shooting match at
the rifle range for an oyster supper to
be given iu the Mallough Houee, the
losing tide paying for the supper. Dr.
Bice'., side won .by I point. The
score :
:Yoyard lin-yard Total
Jacob Medico .5 3 4 4 1 IS .5 4 3 5 4-11 11
Jim Elliott 2 3 2 2 -II 5 5 3 3 3 -21 33
l'has. Elliott 3 5 5 5 3-11 4 3 2 3 4-18 SO
B. J. Crawford 3 2 1 3 3 -15 2 5 4 3 la 31
H. flowers 1 3 3 1-17 3 1 0 3 -II 31
W. p. tiandenwo 2 0 3 3 0 -.11 3 2 A 2 2 44 4141
Wm. Speoul 0 5 5 5 .1-20 5 2 2 3 3 -1: 37
Tom McLean 14 3U110-011 28S 5 3-17 20
Wui Mcchire y 0 41 02 3 .4 0 11 41-0‘ In
Joe &sync 2 0 o 2 4.111 2 2 :I 4 4-1. 21
DrBice
Wm. Wanton
T.O. Alien
Temple Clark
Harry %YAWATA
Will Held
Herb &other)
Harry Jones
I) Glenn
U. Pentland
:Assam an -flue Total
I 3 3 3 3-'33 3 4 3 3 I- 17 37
4 0 2 2 5 -13 3 :1 3 4 3 141 29
5 3 3 4 4 21 4 5 .5 4 - 41
2 1 3 4 1-111 2 5 2 1 5-1A 37
1 4 3wIli 2 2 I 2-1.; 33
2 I 2 I 3 - Is ti 2 2 7.2 -it ;X
0 is 0 2 0 -kr: 1 2 2 0-41) 12
0 ° 0 4 9-01 2 4 2 2-1: Ii(
2 i33 a -11 4 1 3 3 141 '25
3 0 2 3 1 12 3 1 2 3 -11 4)4
Mural" for the Doctor ! The annual
meeting of the rifle club will he held
on the night of January 15th. All
members are requested to he present.
Tut:spa r, Jan. 7th.
The M nem Dur eturned to theia.
schools un Saturday laat.
The G. C. I. students fisen this vil-
lage returned to their labors on Mon-
day.
The Mimes Cunningham, of Port
Albert. were the guests of Mrs. Oliver
a few days last week.
Will Elliott returned to Nev Lite
keard yestet day after ;gelding a few
days with friends here.
Ed. Darnin returned on Monday to
Tornto, where he will res
his
studies at the University.
The _engagement here of John R.
Clarke. the lettairei and 1 ist. for
Sunday end Monday next hes 'been
cancelled for the present.
Win. Bailie was re-elected reeve for
the township of 'Wert Wawanosti all
Monday butt by it majority of sixty.
John McLeiiu waa hie opponent.
The last few days s thing
mysterious has been goll‘g on ill the
shop formerly occupied by our barber.
Wm. Mole. The proceedings are be-
ing married ou behind dntwn blinds
and bolted doors. We wonder what
••
it is ? •
On Friday lest Nelson Stewart shot
a tine specimen of grey °ogle. \Vhen
the wings were spread out it mem-
tired 'seven feet acrose. It hint' exhibi-
ti in Vi*hyard's hardware store and
been inspected by a large number
of people.
Rev. Mr. Lloyd, wife and family,
after spending it week at the parson-
age herr, returned to their home at
Port Stanley on Tuesday. Mr. Lloyd
occupied the pulpit in the Methodist
church on Sanday evening and With
listened to with great 'Autumn-.
A large nuinber front here attended
the funeral of the late 0. E. Munro,
of Auburn. on Friday last. The de-
ceased was at one tone principal of
the public school here. The bereft% ed
fetidly have the sympathy of 41 large
number of friends in this co
s BELFAST.
Mosnav, Jan. Oth.
Mies Annie Sherwood is at present
with her parents here.
Jack lt, McCrostie left On Thursday
of lant week to take charge of his
school.
Walter L. Hackett returned to To-
ronto on Saturday and Allan Bowles
on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Borland, of the
Soo. spent Christmas with the gentle-
man's parents.
We extend our heartiest welcome to
Miss Cunningham, who takes charge
of our school for 191)44.
R. W. Agar returned un Saturday
from Alliston, where he spent the
New Year with frienchs
Destro or ENOCH 1:111OWN.-We re-
gret to learn of the death of Enoch
Brown, which Wok place on Sunday
morning. The funeral on Tuesday to
Greenhill cemetery was very largely
attended. Our sincerest sympathy
goes out to the bereaved relatives and
friends.
• 87. HELENS.
Tura's% v. Jan. 701.
Election day ;maned utf quietly.
Quite a number are suffering front
the cold.
%Vill Todd mistime! on Titeetlay lest
from Cargill.
Fred Hyde, of Alberta, visited his
brother lest week.
Mis Milbe,, Stuart and Chrisisy
spent New Yeer's 411 Otelerich.
Rev. R. W. Craw hemp received a
call from Melville church, Fermi,.
Will McDonald. of Jamestown. is
visiting et his uncle's, 11. McDonald's.
Sirs. Peter Clark is laid tip with
neuralgia. but we hope to see her
around soon.
Mime MeIllierision is making an es -
(elided visit with friends in %Vinghase
and Temweter.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex. Stuart attended
the funeral 01 the late Jam. Robb, of
London township,
Our tem:where, after enjoying two
weeks holidays, have returned to theii
respective schools.
MU Lillian and Donald Clark re-
turned on Tumidity to coutinue their
studies et the G. (1 I.
The annual 'fleeting of Calvin Pres-
byterian ()beech will be held on Tue..
day. January lith. at 2) p. tn.
Mn. Hyde and family haverreturned
house after spending a week with
friend. in Cargill and other points.
We congratulatas the member.% of
the rommittee of the Mechanic's' In-
stitnte who arranged such a splendid
program for Friday night's con-
cert. The only regrettelne feature
was that a great Inane made thIqu.
MONO othsplcuous ly tbeir algoesce.
MoNDAY. Jan. nth.
P. E. Sid:fan:id) has been 'tittering
from a cold aud auto throat.
Kismet Sherwitod leaves for the
Mrest on Tuesday. %Ve whit' 1
every succesii.
Holidays are over : sehool opens to.
day with our now •tetteher.
Stothers. 1,1 charge. NVe wish
every success.
Richard Andersen and hitt 1' 11
daughter'', Misses Edn:anAlar
Edna *id gate
visited at the home of James Little o 1
Thursday butt.
Mrs. Joseph SatteltZer Was called 10
Bel • lamweek to rev her Dor.
Airs. "itch. who fed and reeeked
severe iujuries.
Waltee Hackett and NVin. J. Irwin
returned to Toronto tin Sattstslay afteti
spending the holidays 'teeing friends
and at their homes.
George Lane, Who tins been laid up
with* cut its his foot, is improving
and is at present visiting his sister,
Mrs. A. M. Treleaven, at Ripley.
The church service was Withdraign
here on Sabbath last mi account of
the funeral of Malcolm McMillan. who
died on Friday. syniptithy of the
neighborhood is extended to the rela-
tives and friends in their bereave-
ar leshave been quite colon lllll
tullii'iltsi.trieigliborhuod lately. A few of
the young people spent 1 pleasant
eveping at the house of Daniel .11ton.
SBAMay Reid gat 0 a party to it
ler of the youtn.T pt•ople on New
+,
Yettee Eve which also ns
aweted ;t
leap year party. All enjoyed it plea,.
ant tinse. . .
BENMILLER.
Tit ustsos V, Jan. 21111.
131..Nn 1.1.101, Nit. 4414, C. 44. F.
The mamab supper and entertainment
of Court Bentniller, NO. NS( C. 1. F.,
on New Year's night was certainly a
grand tilleePets. There is al late e
of good talent it; :old around the Idt le
burgh of lientuiller which has been
heard on former occasions, but last
night's .niteita nt tam taint) Lapped
them ell. 'the lodge Was honored
with the presence 01 1011 of the nigh
11111t 1)fficers, Bro. A. D. •N'. C.
It.. of Cirititithy, who gave it very neat
address which. jittlgill hy the hear-
ing he revel Ved. Ions( tut% 4. 54.1 y
highly appreciated. The lodge
to express thank)* to all those who
took pert in the pr. (gram. The an-
imal installation of ogice: s of toot t
'11..1will be hehl in NItinday.
January 1:4t h. the (.1licers for the year
being as follows : 4 'Ilia If inger. Alex.
Maedel ; vice t'. P. %Vetter's
recording secretary, 5N'. W. Fisher :
financial secretary, Jesse :
treasurer. %Vim. Stratighan 1cheplaitt,
Edward Stewart : senior timid ward.
John Breen : .14111111. wmalwaid.
Charles Fuller : 110111111., 11444.1)1
M 11111111 : beadle. Ezra Fisher :
1iesters. P. Mantel, S. Robinson and
E. Mitchell.
o: AUBURN.
Tress.% v, Jn. ills.
Welsh Erratt is visiting at the hums
of his brother, 0. E. Eiratt.
Our village school earned Monday
last with Sir. John- in charge ot the
senior room and Miss Sclater of the
junior room.
l'41.01.don 41141 NI 1 4, Pat-
erson left last Tuesday for Dalt to at-
tend the in trriage of Mr. Pstereon's
niece in Unit tievu.
The election; are over a1141 every-
one is pleased of t perforir
satisfied with the reetilts. leical op-
tion waves over Mullett.
The annual Sabbath seined conten-
tion will be held ill PreShylel'i411
church here mi %Veiltiesday, the lith
of Jentiary. A good time is expei•teJ.
All are invited to attend.
Mr. Murdoch is visitiser ai the home
of his brother-in-law, 0. E. Erratt.
On hie way here f the North-
west he experienced the sens it ion Of
passing through a railway wreck.
I). W. Paterson, who has tweti vis-
iting at his father's in East Waive -
noel). returns to his home ill Alberta
tide week. aceompanied I.y his sister.
Rena. They are both engaged in
teaching in the West.
ANNIVE1043115- SKRVICEs. Anni-
versary service.' will be held in the
Presbyterian church on the Vali of
the present month, tea -meeting on the
20th. A larg.• number are es pecfed.
Churches would act wisely in having
their tea -meetings before the muni-
cipal elect' . as candidates feel very
generous thet, time.
CARD THANKS. - Mrs. Slums) de-
sires to thank the peeple of Auburn
and surrounding counti y for the great
kindness and sympathy shown to her
and her dear tiepin ted husband. Cute
Also. as many of her patrons in Rawl& Qlfi,r the worst
netts are in doubt as to her flume t lie sharpest ; et121•
You May
Need It
Ask your doctor about tbe
wisdom of your keeping Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral in the house,
ready for colds, coughs, croup,
bronchitis. If he says it's all
right, then get a bottle of it
at once. Why not show a
little foresight in such matters?
Early treatment, early cure.
A W•vases our formuli
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gersW:41;12r4f41"
dandr
•
Many a boy is called dull and stupid,
when the whole trouble is due to a lazy
liver. We firmly believe your own 'doc-
tor will tell you that an occasional dose
of Ayer's Pills will do such boys a great
deal of good. They keep the liver active.
-*Ms by 144,4.43. Ora Oo.. Lowell. Mass, -
addresses. Their should Ile it 10114/1.
it t11.11114111:1' in. 1101 11 Ne1.1.1110101, and it is
hoped that many will he prepared to
take part in the discussion,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
. 1/51/ 1 1 , Jae. eth.
I:V. Otte of the oldest resi-
dents 1)4 (1)' township passed 41Wily 011
1 lelre1111111' 2,11 11, in 1 Ilt• 11441'-
41111 of Martha Cassels, 55' ift• it E.
Rumball. 11 1.111. 1:411 eme,,,sioo. The
tie,exotea was .1 native of Ireland, hut
had resided I.ere for over fifty years.
11) 1(11114 1111) to her husban(l. she leaves
0111'1 11,1•1. 31 btiiiiil,,ll. 01 MAO'
(1141, 31111. : 51111, Iliwooit.", and
th-orge. of Flint. Mica. and four
daughters Mrs, James Fold. of nth-
: Mrs. Will Pickard. 4f this ()nen-
ship : 311s. Sinclair. Winnipeg, and
beorgitas, al home . t he
1,1 1)1414111er John Stewart.
S1111 Of John Green. 114 the titli
soon, died atter a short illness.
y Stas only in his
twentydirst year
•. COTHIAIN.
T1 (.,1).4. . Jan. ;11i.
)1c. and Mr,. .%. NIcKay. .1 Port
J:Igis, (401(1(1over 811111141y 5114.
SicKensic.
31r. ;ma Mrs. Ili,it have return) 41 to
their hunt at taieslef alter visiting
friends hei
I:wart Who s habeen
speieling Ids vacatian id liesie•_ re
turned 1,' Toronto this week.
3! is NI. Dernin I,t, rta tinted from
her l.ii- at 11,11;1.ton-ion to lesion.
her duties as teacher iti our selesol.
WESTFIELD.
, Jan. litla.
4.5,11. Stack !loose hail as surcessfill
wisid ,ill iday last.
licr. A. K. Jones preached %et y
energetic lent perative ?1,1111010: 011 Silt, -
1.:4111 its both 5Vestlield and Donny-
brook.
%Vie. Graham ;11111 1. 'ly have been
spentlitig the holidays uII, 31,s
Graham's parents, Slr. and' Mrs. Davit.
Dunbar.
Miss Msry Chi •7 is very ill /1.1
tiiii ja Writ i lig . We hope to 11011 111,
(hill) go for he het ter very soon,
she is lit a serious condition at pre.
0111.
31 ItelVil C.11111111'11 1 11111111 'I 1 to
111)' (4. C. 1. 111/1y after an absence
of alanit live weeks. She had as set 1-
11ns time from the effects vaccina-.
3lis Ella 314:Dowell. who has been
living with lie'r brattier, Dr. A. Sic
Dowell, in lits been spend-
ing 4.1)0 past, two weeks with her par
ents, 31 Mrs. John 11(d)owell.
Albert 51 1411111- reterned to hi,
farin 0 Miehieten last week. also John-
SlelSovell. They were accent -
[tallied I.y Sliss Phoebe Delimmore,
who has gone tilt a. trip for the bent -!it.
(if her health mid to visit friends.
School opened (iii Friday last for 1 he
year lir 1.4. with Miss Mary Clark %gain
in charge. 31iss Clark hots -done es•
eellent work during the year mitt a
half she has been 11,11. ,11141 the trustees
are wise in engaging her fur another
year.
Sudden Ueath at Kincardine.
Kincardine. Jais• II. John Nittlfatt.
;wed fifty-seven V11114, lliglily 1 t-
speeted citin.n, (lied here this nen !l-
ing. For years he was it 1111 11111111111
11111.1111.W1 111.111. 141s 1,1111 was veru slid
den, from stanietch trouble. He W41,4
14 0111111 011 I4,11.111414)'
1411110111 ing Boarder : "Sits. Satelys.
1 ani going to write .te the tuwn
couree. she would het, leave to inform Cure
thee) that she intends earryng on the
huminess as formerly. She thanks one
Cures
.11(1 an for past patronage end will be
pleased to see and will endeavor to
meet the wants of all.
FARMERS' Issrm"re MEISTINos, Coughs
Don't forget the meeting of the West
Huron Formers' Institute to be
held in the Orange hall ini Mn1 (lay and Colds
next. There will 11C two 141.41h10101, 011).
&t2 o'cloOk aud the other at 7::11..
the evening meeting 11 111111.11.41 pro-
"
mQUICKLY
gram will be given 1,1 Odin tttt to the
--try 11 mi ...eaa.
antee s • 1 11
1110110 t. 1a it.
doesn't41(144.",',
CURE t„„
the hnyt 1111)47.3,U
ever I TIC,!.
ake,-nta lung 111
it to hurt ()Ceti 4,
bal)y. :14 4(10s 11
'4111'0,S 1 1-411111CM/
S11 1 1011''.: Cure
23c.. )411-•, 313
.0440.00.000.000.4.0
Most people know that if they have
been sick they need Scott's Erne:1-
.110n to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about Scotes
Emte/sion is that you don't have to be
sick to get results from it.
It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre-
vents coughs, colds and consumption.
Food in concentrated form for sick and
well, young and old, rich and poor.
And it contains no drugs and no alcohol.
ALL DRUGGISTS' 600. AND $1.00.
11:
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r
Half -Price Sale
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING
. WHAT DOES IT MEAN ?
It 111(141114 that yen can vet :1 $10.00
suit of clothes for . ••55.00
• .‘ $5.00 Overcoat for '`r &2.50
etc.,
11.011k 50c to sl..51.) for •
•
1 en', th cap, it Nola tor
Foiir Linen Collars fol. 0..
25c.
$25c.
Never mind wondering how 111call 1 an do it. Of cow's*. We
could nut if tie were to It don n c.t. irini role lea to sell
wash) away below (amt..
We 4.5:1(11 ti. them 0111. 11'.1S0.11 1110. 11144) It 1111111 1/111.
1111,1 fu totisr,pleittly I her hate Unit 11110111 it, quickly as
they would otherwise have tl •
Our Loss will be Vour Gain: Move Quickly.
• We Have Everything for Merl and Boys.
sinthennithmisserrzectr...rmrrel
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Ou fitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE.
11
clerk." Mr,. Sandys "Indeed, sir
Whatever ;dente prey ?" ir ldiiig
Boarder %Ism( the plaid v of the
5v.t145 . II 55 lay. 1 de -
1'1 1 VII 11 i11 11111 11 1 Or III coffee in it
this 014147. l'ick-31e•re.
Sim
DRICK'S TASTELESS"'
ROGISTORD
What it is'I
What it does
What we do)
It is an extract of blab cod livers, costaiaing
all the virtues of pure Cod Ler OM withqut the
nauseous grease, combined with Phosphorus in
the form of the Compound Syrup.( Ilypephos-
phites, nutritious Extract of Malt and the Fluid
Extract of Wild Cherry Bark.
It will promptly relieve, and if its me is eon-
nisued, permanently awe chronic bronchitis, ell
pulmonary affections, croup, hoarseness, nervous
disorders due to an exhausted condition of dm
system, prostration fallowing fever% debility at
change of life, or constitutional weakness at any
age, and all blood din:edam
We positively guarantee "Brick's Tesedieseh
to do exactly what melees it will do as printed
on the label of the bottle, or any edwathing
matter, and every druggist who sells "Bria's
Tasteless" is authorised to reftmd 10 )41 =Woo-
er the full purchase price if one bottle does not
show a decided improvinnent, which improve.
meat will result in a conaire cue if additional
bottles are taken.
We therefore request you to try a bottle oi
"Brick's Tasteless n on our recommender). and
if no improvement is shown after taking itratan'
the empty bottle to the druggist irons wboto ros
purchased it and ho will refund yr= money.
Carl we be fairer?
Two Sizes -8 ounce bottle 50c; 20 ounce bottPe $1.00
White Pine and Tar-
1WITH WILD CHERRX1
The best Cough Remedy 25c a Bottle
Sold by
BEDFORD
1 BLOCK
rods, GODERIC. 'H.
ONTAR 10 j
-050-•
5
BARGAINS
),• A FEW
Ranges and Heaters
LEFT. MUST BE SOLD THIS MONTH.
10 to 25 per cent. off to clear ,
The cheapest Horse Blankets and Mitts
aL.
"
Worsell's
ardware