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SALTFORO.
'Pettsuay, Feb. I1th.
John Walters, our postmaster, (s
putting Iu his usual supply of ice. Ile
u geLLiug it from the harbor and It
looks clear and clean,
I. snot.; Snlr•y,EN•r ser Ilii Ks. --\Vin.
Maedul, of this village, rhiplred on
\V eduewlay to a lien in Toronto a
parcel ,If beef and hose hides number-
ing over :tilt and weighing in the neigh-
berhood of ten tons.
PuKI %Kion rue •rllb: NEW Bltk:.\K-
w.iTklc.---A large 'lumber of men and
teams are now engaged in the
quarry on the - Colborne ride of
the river preparing the stone and
delivering Owen to the duck fur the
new breakwater. We uudetstaud
1.11141. l'ol. 1' g is the contractor and
lie has to deliver 1.t»i cords. At pres-
ent the 1111.1111 are driven over the ice
on the river, where there is a capital
road.
SHEPPARDTON.
TeK14u.ty. Feb. 11th.
11issJohnston. of Saskatoon, Sack.,
is visiting bee Gather, Win. 1)oagh-
erly.
\Vise. Mcl'uuuell, of L wleiow, has
Isco renewing M•g11a1ntalee, in this
neighborhood
Mrs. Burrows is epeueling a couple
ed weeks in (i.mlerirb with her daugh-
ter, MI•s. J. !logit.
The school was clued for three days
Lel week, the children being unable
to attend swing to the condition of
1 h rants. The teacher. Miss McLean.
Msent a few dayN with her blend
iss Burrows.
The roads are now tieing broken
after hating been be... led with snow
fur ,lout it week. The stage hes not
been making 1114 'eviler tips, but it is
hoped the roasts will woo be in better
euuditiun, so that we may get the
mail retch day as usual.
Ms, rn•:I, ('el.W'KIt r. On February
17th a emceed concert will lir given in
Nile church under the auspice.. of the
Epworth league. Rev. W. E. Millan.
of Kingsville, a popular singer and
reader, will furnish a large Wert of the
Iengrain. lawel talent will assist.
tefieshuients will lar Nerved in the
basement at the close of the entertain-
ment. Admiwion, 23 cents. Pro -
'veils are in aid of parsonage repair..
1 ouiecrt begins at 8 p. ru.
NILE.
Zvi:uvksu.ty, hob. Jth.
'1.11•• l.eagtee entertained Dungannon
Leagnr• un \Ve.lneday evening, .1 an -
miry :Nth. A goal progrnn, was' pro-
m hied by the umembero of loth !.rogues.
after which tefrewhiuentN were served
and an eujoyahle social hour wax
spent.
M slims- of Se 11114.1. Ce ex V Ii'Ti..N.
Ple firth annual convention of the
Nile Sabbath School Association will
l.• licki in Nile Methodist church on
Friday, February 21st. There will le
oder'. WW1' , al to a.m.. 2 p.m.. and
7;II p.m. Among those use the pro-
gram are Rev. (l. N. Hawn, of liode-
rich : Rev../. E. Forel, of Lurkuow :
Rev. W. A. Smith. of Dungannon :
Iter. A. E. Jones, of Auburn : InNpxr-
tor T , ; d liolerich, !asides 104•x1
.pelakrn11)e officers of the MOW -
are Rev. .1 C. Reid. honorary
president ; .1 on e p h Hetherington,
powident : Charlet. ('Irvin, vice-presi-
dent : \%'illietw Bailie, laeentary
ENTrairat VM)CYT Nttrr MUNI,.\v,--
A musical and literary entertain-
ment and sreial evening will be held
in Nile church Monday evening Fels
emery 17th, when the pastor,
1'. Reid. It. A., Il. I)., will deliver his
well-known address on "The Power
of the Tongue." This lecture. while
it has been given at a nnnnler of
rheas, throughout the London con•
ferrate with marked Nueva.., has not
Igen given at Nile before, and the
whole eon •ty women and girls,
morn and Ivry.. are anxious to hear it.
Iter. W. E. Willson. of Kingsville.
who is one of the leauling singers
among the miui'.Lev of the conference,
will contribute of ire talents to boll'
IIIe musical and literary features of
the progt•I.I,,. The Nile choir and or-
chestra and usher talent will elle Like
tart. After the pmgrnnl a modal tea
will Ile held in th.• basement. Ad -
11160I011 2.5 cents. Pi -tweeds in aid of
the parsonage fund. All are invited
to 1'011.. -
AUBURN.
WanN)taa.vy, Feb. Lida
.John Sturdy, ,jr., of Papery Sound, ss
stx•u•ling thin week nt the Sturdy
home.
lr thee loo ler, who has been en-
gaged iu Wieldiest'', arrived in the
village last week.
Rev. W. A. Smith, of Ihnlgaunon,
will preach in the Methodist church
nextS lay evening.
Mrs. Walter Moore, of. (itmlericb, is
at her parents' home here owing to
the infirm' of her Cher.
,1. Ernest Robertson attends the
Goxlerich district Epworth league
convention at 1eefo•th thin week.
Globe midst; are in tin• rear at
present. No cnpiva of the paper are
rived Leat week owing to the blockade
on the C. P. It.
The Presbyterian church hem has
had no Nervirea the past two Sal, -
baths. 'There will be service next
Menthe at the usual hour.
Geroge Ynongbhit. lond.d a car of
cattle here n week ago last Saturday,
unloaded them on Snnday and drove
thele to Blyth !get Saturday and
shipped ttrent by way of the Grand
Trunk to Toronto.
Mondry was n led -letter day along
1he('. 1'. R. Every person that could
master a Above! meas •engaged on the
railway. and with the assistance of
the mnowplow (3otrrich was reaches
on Monday evening.
TIM Su k L,,,r. Yuveral people in
the tillage are ill. in a couple of sasses
s'rinusly so. ohs. Joe Lawson is in a
rather dangerous condition, due to
anemia. Mrs. S. Clark, who ham lived
too a good lige, is very weak, owing
rather to old age then to any )art.icti
Lir ailment. The little arm nt (inn.
needle, jr., has been having a hard
pull -first pneumonia, then conviel-
Mana--hut now there. i; stomp hope
Moat the little fellow may pull
i.hrough. Thom. Anderson, who ham
Imam suffering fur some time pkat
Willi veneer, im in is serious condition:
Diss Tena Lnntenslayer, who for mere
oral yenta worked In a London tailor-
ing establishment, came home during
November, and less almost ever since
been rnnfin(d to her roost with con-
reamptlon. Mr. Menthell is confined
to the house with dropsy. Mrs, 11 in.
King, sr„ vhn has had several attacks
of heart failure, is now in a Nome -
what precarloos popdition.
UUNUANNUN.
t A. NE\VTON, DENTIST, LUCK•
xjr4*)- . Kew lume'dy fur .xLraen rx day except
Itiumuo
re
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furmbiwtlur tban,,ttas. tureen and bridge work
sla•. Alun,luuin .peateo tnoi-brNlkablel.
N. fl. - You eau always baro your work meets
bettor down lu the dental om.w - wore time.
bettor facilities fur dealt the work. wore own.
fwtable for the walnut.
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- THE LOCAL AGENCY
1� h, huutrttannou fur The Klgoal twat the feet,
limn,, hook end Ktatlwrery Store,� wbdrs
olden.14111 be rtoaelvud for wub.,criptlon. ad-
yertbina end job work, ►ad roes. let• will be
revue (or amounts o.14 for the mune.
\1'saesesteav, Feb3th.
11'ill Crawford is at present here on
a buslne*4r trip.
D. T. I.oug, of Calgary, Alta.,
visited his belittler bete last week.
H. E. Willis left for SeaforLh yes-
terday after spending ■ week in uurl
village.
\Ve are pleased to state that Rev.
W. A. Smith is able to be out again
after his recent illness.
About thirty members of the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist church
rraid a visiL (o the Nile league un
ednevday evening of last week. A
pilgrim' was furnished by the Nile
and Dungannon leagues, atter which
refreshments were served and a 40.1441
lour spent.
INK Fon: m. On accountof the
snowstorm which raged from Friday
night to Monday evening trent: in
and out of Dungannon wail entirely
suspended. The first mail arriving
from (iode,ich since Friday came iu
last night n1 it late hour. The ser-
vices in all the churches were with-
drawn un Sunday. A number frost'
Use village and surrounding eotentry
who were unfortunate en being away
frau home lead to walk track. Among
these unfortunates were Reeves
Bailie and Stother', who had been
attending the meeting of the county
council in Golerieh. Hiner the storm
outmoded large gangs of men have
been out bre.tIing the roads, which
are now in a possible condition.
l'NroN He'uool. Iteaao T. -The fol-
lowing is the report for the month u(
January of U. S. S. No. 17, Ashfield
and \Vent Wawau.wh. IL im NUMMI on
general proficieney and good conduct.
The rani% are in order of merit
Senior V. claws -Stella Kirke. Junior
V, class Floosy Elliott, Earle 1Vilson.
Juiiur IV. clams- 'Charlie Nivin.,
Ella Slathers, Norman Kirke, Carrie
Duhfleld. Calvin Bailie. Senior I11.
class-•,fatne. McIntyre. Junior III.
et eat- Oliver Kirke. Georgi Nixon,
• ae•nnie' (irifllu. Senior I1. class--
•\\'illie Griffith •Ernest Meth -al -tem
Part 1I. clam. •Marie Sproul. 'John
Sproul. fart 1. claws •Isabelle Stith -
en, •Richard McIntyre. 'These
whose name* are marked thus •
missed 011e or more of the examina-
tions. Many E. B.1KKIKv, Teacher.
Wsaesasosv, Feb. 1211.
Temple !'lark was called t4) Auburn
on Monday last, swing to the serious
illness of his mother.
The Dungannon branch of the W.
M. H. par is visit to the Nile !ranch of
the sinew sus irly this evening.
Mimi Donna Bice returned home
yesterday after spending a month
with friends in London and other
places.
\\•e are ,orry to Ntatc that Will
Sproul is at present somewhat indis-
posed. \\'e hope to bear of his speedy
recovery.
Itev. A. 1•:. Jones, of Auburn, will
conduct educational services in the
Methodist churches here and at Crewe
on Sunday. February (lith.
Rev. W. A. Smith- is recovering
from his teceut illnvns. H. Waw pnr
able to take his work on Sunday last,p'
and as et remelt the pulpit in the Metho-
dist church uu Sunday evening war
occupied by Rev. C. Rutherford.
Folsom.' INNTITI-TV..-Bills are out
announcing meetings to lee held here
on Tuesday next by the West Hairnet
Farmers luatitute, in the afternoon
at 2 o'clock and in the evening at :.all.
The meetings will he held in Elliott's
hall. In the afternoon there will be a
separate meeting for the ladies,
to be addressed by Miss Isobel Rife. of
I1espeier. (iavin Barls.ur, of Crow,
hill : 11. D. Cameron, of Ltuknow, and
.1. N. Kernighan. of Itenmiller, are 00
the program for the day. The meet-
ings should be interesting and ioNtruc-
lire.
1•k ltoit, Itpl',R•r. following is the
standing of Use pupils of Dungannon
publie school for the th of Jan.' -
wry, names •aro in older of merit :
Senior department -Senior V.-•F:the!
Case, ('has. Fowler. Junior V.
Vera 1)urenn. Clara Sproul, Iron.
1 /liver, Patel McKenzie, F:dith Tre-
leaven. Maggie Diener, Roy Medd,
Pearl McNally. Leslie Pentland, Ethel
!deet'. Alan laces. 1\•.- lino. ('ase.
Mehill' Glenn. lora Allen, Lorne
l•o.sg, Clarence Shlile}•, Verna Mr -
dally• Mostyn Samos, Frett Pentland,
Martha Begley. IAWren(e Nmilry.
III. Riley Bradford, Myrtle. Allen,
Mary Itiel:cairt, Laura Smith. 1,-eal
Savage, (!eerie Bentley. Stephen Medd,
Lotus Gibson. 1 I'er on roll. :11 :
average attendance. 27. I1. R. 1APNo,
Principal.
Junior Room Senior 1I. ---Edith
Stotherm, Arthur Roach, Howard An-
derson, Ralph Disher, Marvin Durnin,
Rae Swthers, Lillian .Pentland, Lorne
McKenzie, Clayton Sands, Linnet('
Anders.', Flet! Errington, H,zol
(`.are. 1lnward leers, Pearl Iters.
Jarvis' Auderwu, Laura Fowler.
Junior 11. --Ethel Brown. C. It Rob-
inson, Marian Diaper• Scott McNally,
Myrtle Oliver, Alex. Anderson, Victor
Errington, Olive (.lens, Harold
Sproul. Senior paerl. 1I. --Iva ('are
Fred Fowler. Herold Rivers, Hazel
ARgustiner Edith Anderson, Edith
Mantis, Ruth Fowler. Junior part II.
-Edgar Carr, Georgie Caldwell. AI•
leert Brown, Margaret Meedd. .Judson
Bell• Lew Elliott, Franklin Thomp-
son. Frank (Henn. Senior I.- Harold
Manning, Irene Carr. Deloss 1)imher.
Relver•s Augustine. Junior I. -Sadie
Moienbain, !ferry Stuart. Florence
Dentin, Freida Sandra, Georgie Glenn,
Gordon Glenn. Number on roll. 1,:f;
average. 711. Cont B. Itonett re,
Asalstsnt.
LOTHIAN.
MoNnav, Fel). anl.
Mrs. Donald Mclenn, of Lscknow.
ii visiting Mrs. Alex. Mclean.
The schools have a eery ,small at-
tendance on account of the atorrn.
Donald McLean made a Imminent,'
trip to Uoderich one day last week.
Mrs. Gilmore. who had been in-
disposed for tome liens, Is around
again.
The reads are in serh a condition
thatit is doubled whether the trail
can get through.
Mita Maggie Hogan reterned bane
After spending a few weeks with her
dater, Mn. Brady, near Stnithtoy.
PORT ALBERT,
'PUItriDAS. Pub. 11th.
Mier Gertrude Quaid, of I)uulop, is
visiting at the house of her uuele, Jar.,
Quaid,
Misr Leather Smale, of l: ode' eel'. ie
spending a few days under the pave
ental roof.
Jas. Foley, of Kiugrleridgo. iwayrti
lhmough this village on Monday with
a I:u-ge herd of cattle'.
Mr. and Mrs. 11,01.l. liuchauau, of
1•urkto,i Rask., are the guests of the
Litter's brother, .las. Hayden, at in 416.
ent.
Eddie Sch.a•nhals entct'laiued a few
of bio boy friends last Monday even-
ing to a talky -pull, it being the aun(-
)•entat•y of hi, birthday-.
\Ve ate glad to see tine-. weather
once more after a long siege of store's.
\\•o lupe it. u,ntinuee. Hue, les the
roads are now- getliug iu geeod thole
fur traffic.
CREWE,
Te•genty, Feb. ITh.
Breaking reads is the order of the
day at pi -remit.
James Pieter is on the rick dirt at
present. \1'e hope won to heat• set his
recovery.
The roasts are badly blocked by the
recent stormy weather. leaving Its
without eh.• needs for the last few
days.
lama Sabbath there With use set vire
at Crewe Methodist church on eu-
count. of the lard 1414114 and stormy
weather.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Toner Pierre are vis-
itors at the home of the latter', par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph Speen.,
near Belfast. '
LANES.
Moats% y, Feb.:kd.
Mrs. C. E. McDonagh is speuding a
few days at the ferns of her mother.
Mr.. A. M. Treleaven, of Ripley. is
spending a few dans with her sister,
Mrs, David Hacked.
James Taylor and wife o 1 l . K.
t l
Webster, of the boundary. anal Iteulien
Tiffin. of Lethbridge. Allier were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jan !sane
last week.
The storms of Saturday and Sun
past have almost if not complete
blocked the roads, especially the side-
lines. This storm is the heaviest we,
have had during the present winter.
Farmer. will have :a lively t• • in a
few days with their teams in roads
mountains high.
HI
111 101, Hr:rtrltT 1014 J.a'I SKr'.
'I'he following is the report for S. S.
Nu. , n. fote oof ,Ian•
nary111: V.Ines\\'(Iliamrh
hermd. Seninth or 1\'.
Ewart Jamieson. Nora \Veetiope.
Junior I\•, -Das' Jamieson, \1•fltrid
Famish. May laird. Nina Sherwood,
Irene Smeltzer, Laura Johnstone,
Eddie Dwyer. Senior:Il 1. -Allan Nel-
son, Rachel Alton, Johnnie Scott.
Charlie Srmellzer. Junior 111. --Charlie
Sherwood, Leslie Alton. Senior 11.
Freddie .Johnstone, Hallie Caird. Neil
McAdam. Junior 1I. -Thomas LILUr,
James Little, Lizzie Drennan. Part
II.- -Elmer Parrish, Joa•ph Bowler,
Part I.- Jeau Scott, Lorne Famish.
W. B. S• erreious. Teacher.
ST. HELENS.
Ttateptt, Fele 11th.
We web the fine weather, lifter
the long siege of dote!.
Rev. It. W. d'r'aw preaches his fun•-
wrll sermon on Suuday.
\\-e are pleased to learn that Chas.
Taylor in still improving.
K.
Mts. 1\'. .1, Todd entertained as few
friends on Monday evening.
Our people have been busy 'working
roads this week, and travelling to still
far ft one good.
A. Finsen accompwiel the Iawknow
hockey club to Liecowel at.. drummer
of the pipe band.
Mrs. D. B. Itutheuiod received the
mil intelligence today of the death of
her father, Jos. Salkeld, of Stratford.
Messrs. J. 13. Rutherford, D. B.
Murray. George Webb and John Web-
ster attended the Presbytery meeting
at Winghas today W deal with the
tran5latlon of )rev. Mr. ('raw from
here to Fergus.
Fttest rats' MKIertae es. The Far-
mers Institute will hold luoetiuga to
the Mechanics' Institute ball here next
Wednesday. 111th inst., in the after-
noon at'2 o'clock said in the evening
at 7:11l. In the afternoon there will
also be a meeting for Indies, to be
addressed by the visiting lady dele-
gate. At the evening meeting in
addition to addresses there will Ise a
musical program.
WESTFIELD.
Tt1sn.tY, Fen. IItb.
'I'h, literary debate whirls was to be
held in the Donnybrook Epworth
League has had to he postponed owing
to the storm.
--Phone from here who mttended the
funeralpf Mrs. Taylor, of Bethel, hast
week encountered much difficulty in
getting thele.
We are glaul to know Mims Mary
Chimney is very ninth improved in
health. We hope son to see her
around again.
Reeve I4a•km was stoniest:veil in
Golerich for several day; daring the
recent Moine. having gone to town to
attend the county comcil.
Ray menet Redmond ra 1110 home
from his school for Hnndaty and WAN
,turmstaayed here for a week before he
cont.] return to his school again.
The clear, sunshiny days are a web•
come sight after en many wormy one.
and the roads will soon Ire in a pass-
able condition again, although the
banks of snow are nomethlmg tremeu-
dobler.
ernupnlaT (lnr14rn Ma1-rxRx.--At
the a n*rterly ()Mein' hoard sleeting of
the Auburn eircuit of the Methodist
church held at Donnybrook on Mon•
dry .fternnnn, a nnaninlmis incites
tion wax extended to Ree. A. E. Jones
to remain for the third year on the
circuit. The coupon wiekly offering
system Wet; char -teamed and arrange-
ment, remade to introduce it on the
circuit, and have everything in order
to commence this system of giving by
the beginning of the new conference
year.
• TMs: .I\N1;ARv Itsaaorr. -The fol-
lowing is the ;tending of pupils in S.
S. No. fl, East \Wawanomh, lased on
examination; held during the month
of hennas), : Sr. V. A --John Bnrhnn•
an, Joe. McClinton. Sr. V. 1q --Dell
McLarty, Russell Woods, Tommy
Rodger, ('sell McLnrt7. Jr. \'.-Earle
1Vightnlan, Alva Mrfowell. IV.-
Meggggi. Farrow, Frank Melaarty, Les-
lie Buchanan, May Cook, Nclsou Rola
ism'. Jennie Tenney talment). 111. -
Colin Campbell. !,illy llibhitt, Ma
'Penney, Maggie Tenney. Hr. Ile
Violet liuchau+ul, Gertrude Hiblent
Junior 1t..- Roy Farrow, \Villi', !lib
1,111, Charlotte Tenney. Si. 1. -Aggie
Howatt. .Ir. I. Norman Blackulase
Average uuuud:ule a for the mouth, 11
Al. I. ('t..tlta, Teacher.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
11.esilay, Fels loth.
li. Brophy i, back Mule New On-
tario. looking hale and hearty.
TN, ',torn, 111(11 the roads in 1 his
vicinity very bail for travelling owing
to the wooden fences, and seine ul' the
Triads Are not olx•uel yet,
I '.Ve: are sorry- to hr:u that 1'. \Vi►Ish
With very low the tit ter part ref Jasa-
ney with heart 11,1111.1e. \V.• have
heard Tater that. he is ,cunsyleraably
better. Ile is well waited intoe, vs
there ate two trained •ses a'tend-
iug 1 • .
F.u:Mtats' lawrii1 11. Merlin; s
tinder the auspices of the 51 est Iuruu
l•un14vN' Institute will he held ise We
school house u11,1(1o11d,ty'next. 17th
inst. ne the afternoon at 2 o'clock
and in Ile eyeing at i::fl. 11, 14u -
lour. ul (ll,owhill. and \lige (life. of
Hrrpelc ite addition 1.. les al men will
Like part in the program.
FORDYCE.
'1'r►sn4). Feb. Ilth.
Taylor 14 still very leanly.
I Itt•e• Dow be spirting a tier teasel of
(rivets.
Measles haus aluuost euulplelely dis-
appeared.
Min. Jelin Iti:Omit is suffering teem
a s•vetve e•uld.
1:harles ItuA' i, ,pending a few day's
:at \I r. Mr(il1'nq'N.
A snowhhneing party haw laeu in
this neighborhood.
Flank Doyle intends moving to Ilia
Garet near herr 110uq.
John Webster made a business trip
to \1'ingha m this week. .
The roads in this neighborhood ere
blocked and train.: is difficult.
Owing to the coati 1' rind
weather Iler attend: wee :at school has
wen small.
7.1i.,. Elsie low is sp isding a few
weeks at her home prior to her Lav-
ing tor Toronto.
Vias Ethel Barbour entertained it
number of friends oie Friday last.
15rryouc reports a, IdcaN:rnt titre.
LUCKNOW.
S 51 I III) % N. Feb. lith.
Miss Blake. of Geslerich, i, visiting
her brother, I .1. Blake.
Rev, Ileo. A. Iron. pastor of the
Melh(xlist deur, a Grand !rapids.
111',11., accompanie by hie aim. C. Al.
(kllum, of South A lea, is visiting
his Gather, John. Oe use, of town.
31 r. Odium lett 1ers kuuw thirty
years ago. His sem ex •l. awn Ur
return to Afriea, where le cuniwctel
with the (lover •nl of Itleede-i:u. lir
will visit Ottawa est route.
COLBORNE.
MtiN1.tt, Feb. loth.
S. S. No 1 wan chests! during last
week 011 account set the store!.
Miss Mabel Moto -Mg, of Ileumiller,
acne the guest of Miss \!Redel for as
few days.
11'e regret to many that Henry
ScliWal'z hags keen under 11145 weather
fur a few days.
The service t r, at the S Evangelical
church ose g
lay evening was well
attended. Services will 1N• held ...aril
ev..Hing of this week.
Tru44n.ty, Fehr •y 11th.
Iticiu*T or S. S. No. 3.--holluw-itig
i'. the reporter( S. 11. No. a, Colborne,
for January : 1V.- -Detrain McCann.
fin ; Johnny Chisholm. 07 : Albite
Watson. 0:.. 11'. Beetle Bogie,
Alex. Waimea. Senior III. Harvey
McCann. 77 ; ('para Cook, t. Junior
111. - Wiggle Me('ann, K:3 : Lorne Thus -
low, 7 t ; remains, Chishulu,, 72 :
NI inmate McDonald, (iv ; Anni.
Thompson, ,'.I Senior 11.--.lndtr w
Bogie. • enliut I I..- - Terence Hunter,
Ernest Bogie, .I' v Thom lama
Senior part 11. -Della 114•C. . Inti.
for part 11.-- Beatrice Chisholm, Part
I. - Mary (.lidd•'m.- The tollyQwing
were •iheaul in the Nlx•11ing ;Mode :
IV. Allan Watson. Senior 11I.
Harvev McCain. Janiew III. 11ite-
nette ifcUunalel�- - -
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Trp •u,►y, lel., Ilth.
S 4 I.tl.. A sorinl in ronneefion
Willi Bethel e•hgr•eb will IN• held on the
evening .if Ilio IMO' at 11:. home of
Mrs. Mcl'114111, eat lice. '1'r,1 rervcd
atm o'clock. Admission 2,1•,
Ntts•r MoNsty. The cantata. •:lune
Conquering ('rosy," premised by I ha•
11 • 1\',11141.15 01 Cuion thenen, tv..s
unavoidably postponed nod, weather
permitting. will be giver' ire Monday
evening, Fele-one y 17th.
Spatce.%T. 11 K4I IN(L --A special elect-
ing of the rotund! 141' Golerirh town-
ship will he held at 1101,pesr9Tle un
Monday next. 1isi ina�st I.515
n clock p, in , for the• enn•.ideratt lou of
the proposed comity scheme of road
improvement .ul,l the transaction of
other business.
Coughs of
Children
a
Tuv uaY, February 1,1, 1)O8
---S
Especially night coughs, Na-
ture needs a little 11,1p to quirt
the irritation, control the in-
flammation, check the progress
of the disease. Our advice is
-give the children Aycr's
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor if this is his advice also.
He knows hest. 1)o as he says.
W• publlar nor f•rmuiar
web .,l•54 •Icohol
' from (:t *.t a,,,••
17cergs you to
o,•,rt your
doctor
t jers
aemammma.
If you think constipation is of trifling
consequence, just ask your doctor. He
will disabuse you of that notion in short
order. "Correct its at once!" he will
sty. TDen ask him about Ayer's Pills.
A mild liver pill, all vegetable.
aids b7 OM J. C. y.. Co.,•
Lowell, stsIL. .
tiENMILLER.
Tr►a.ti, lel, 11t'h.
htuMrac,' 1'_ -rot ar: 11 Li re,uk.
The meetings 1,1 IN. hell bete on ` 11111 -
day next. 1.-.U' its 1-, under 1be:u1
Irises of the \\•trot Huron Farmers'
Institute should le Lirgrly attended.
.\ Handier of g.N*l speakers au. on Ilio
pit g►•au11 noel niters -sting b 5ld s may
tie expecte!. The afternoon meeting
win .• •ore aL •_' 1ielltrk 111111 till'
evening Haeetieg at is:Pt., In the after -
110.a1 Meru will 1N• a separate oweli 155
for ladies. to b:• addressed Ly Miss
Isobel 1111e, of 1le .p 'ler.
CARLOW.
• Tresuav, F.• IU,.
„ Too NsI111• (015(111.. ('u rinr
cluncil meet in the hall today •tl he
ule•ff:b to .present. M' toes of
meeting were read and adopted. -
draught bylaw was received from the
county re the good roads movement.
:Unreel Ly 7.fr. Kernighan, srcutadel
by Mr. lIeni , that the reader Is. left
in 1lie baaudh of the Breve, Carried.
The comae -ill at this Meeting desig-
nated 11,.' toads which they desire to
be placed under the ,•0u11y roiuls
system, in the event of the county's
adopting such system. The resigIi:e-
tiou of .1. 1'. Goldthorpe as Measurer
of the township was received and
is by the Reeve. Moved by \Ir.
Keruightu, st•cunele.l, ley 111. Dummy,
that still resigmtiui be accepted al
the next regular meeting. ('anise!.
Moved by \1r. Kernighau, wee 1,d
by Mr. Stvusghan. that the Reeve be
empowered to receive the :u,d it.ur', Tv.
poll and. if f d satisfactory, to have
a Isar printed. ';arrie'l. The
Star °!lice was paid K7 fen- printing
ballots. '!'Ire necesau•y miteib •r of
pNathulasters and `ruunelke.•elw'r, were
appointed and will Ge notified. The
emend! adjourned t.. meet again on
the :ted of Motets•:at 2 o'clock p. sea. F.
Ale Dos .Se tier k.
Six Weeks
would bu a long time
to have such weather
as prevailed' last week
so thought the weather
Mall, and he has or-
dered a more moderato
variety for this wrok
at least, azul
We hope it will
continue
111415 :111.1 l winglike
teeth 11•1w ult.
We arae ready
with Semi -Ready
and a complete i,torl, of
New Cloths
fur tilt+ coming Spring
season.
The Bast of Everything for Men and Boys. I«l
McLEAN BROS:
1AYF IELu.
\Yl: • i-.-o.t,, 1e1. J111.
(suite a let• are iu bed sick with
la grippe, •
Mi.. 1. Falconer '1a•111. .1 few day.
in Golerich haat week.
Mrs. E. Elliott Mill sunt' '., very
ill. Iler sun, (lumeds, has arrived
holm..
The last mail on SutItrday'did not
arrive until \lunday, owing 10 the
Ind roads,
1'her. wet, no eomcil neve; Mg un
Monday. as the Reeve ion! nue ,04111•
either were:
( le'•
l
\V. \Venni'', S. Moore and tieevp
Smith were%ietained in Goderiel fruit
Friday until 'Tuesday un sae'cnuut td
the storm. -
Rotel. Fermat!', has purchased a line
draulght horse (rpm :a Tern' near Tor-
onto. Ile disposed of lis other lots.
to the w • firms.
Owing to the stormy weather there
were no church serrice, use Sundry
except en Trinity church, where abort
twenty -live Were present,
It. McMnrray and D. t'. Galbraith
attended the comely Orange loll;.' at.
Exeter on 1'ru•slay. The e4/1,4 dna•,
not freeze tile I)r;inge blood.
\\'n have to thank our worthy con-
stable., IL McMurray, for hi., kindness
tei the pu11k,111 keeping the streets
open with Iris suutcplow. \1•e lrliet;e
he does it teratis.
S/ 111 101. Rtsrol:T. Tilt; !.11r.11 itig is
the report of ICayliell1 , iobeli'• s, had
for lice uintth ef-lameary, 1.14ed un
:attend e . delne:ul,1r nn11 g.nera1
proficiency : V. Furl King, St•nim•
IV. Maggie 1`. rke•r, Wheelie 11e -
Neil, Rely \1 0 ,.1-, .Junior IW.
Evelyn Pollock, Flo. • Jnllnsou, Cora
Turner. Sensor 1.11. Maggfe Me•
Lees!, Andy Sturgeon, ('.rid Jlcee•nd,
Junior I11. 1.:,iti King}�, lees I:nm5,
Lilian King, lir.! -leper..: 1'. -luted
King x. Menke I V. - Maggie Parker,
x, Junior IV, \5.4111.1) Erwin. Se ' -
I I I. - Maggie 'McLeod x, .lunio, I11.
Lulu King x. 'Those mau•k.d x were
perfect. Number un roll, :11; average.
•L t. 1'. H. HRuw•Nt.1ce;, Principal,
KIPPEN.
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1Vr:1)NF:s1)a1', Feb :,, 1.
St 111 4114 i,,IIT. - The .541111141y
monthly report of S.S. N. 11. Stin'ey,
1. as follow.. mune- in ou!ee of Iuerit:
Fifth -\I. 31. 1•'ish.,, 1.. 1 tephen
004448440000404444044*0S
,4
8
Don't neglect your cough.
Statistics show that in New York City
alone over 200 people die every week from
consumption.
And moat of these consumptives might
be living now if they had not neglected the
warning cough.
You know how quickly Scott's
Errtul.rion enables you to throw off a
cough or cold.
ALL DRUGGISTS; (or. AND 31 nn
0.444:041100.0000000.034
Art Tailors, Clothiers and M=n's Outfitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE.
s ei, N. fl.:leu. luur(11- .1.
11. June N, Ooln I.li::tlh, A. Petrie.
,lute er Fourth I litish 1)insdale,
Sawa- Mathes!!. 'l'i)ird 11. A. Fisher,
I1. C. Kehl, lis A. .bones. Senior
tieennd- nna
Hoed, I4:a. Rothwell,
\V, 0. \ Heath. Junior Second A.
11.•11(ertrie, I. N. 1104x1, L. 11. 1Vas-
titan, Sean 1 Patel Anna Fisher.
The boa x!x•11 sin Ile monthly spell -
lug 'natty',,, ere: Fifth Altai -ay
Fisher. F'uurth retold Pettit. Third
Allam lishe•'. , t'slur Se(' 1 Ida
1ilnc. II. .1 India. •stunt I.aw'Y.'la.'
\1':ea,1ale. W. 1I. J., Ns• roti, Teacher. 1
I
O d M nsall R (
e elide t Deaf 1
IIrn4,lt, lel. 1'lth. '1'51 r (heel in
1bensall on Saturday, 1,•br -try 14th,
at the
,t;;• of •ty y.lt4 sed six
1v..11urray, 1,111. of e r old- 1
est re.i•leots, w•ho l,t- :,•sidrJ i11 Ism
sail for a nun1114•r of years, .tut '11)4
!pre tarn n fano in flay town -deft a
few miles from •Iten-all. 11r. Muria
has been :141 :inherent (51' t lie 1letholi.t
•lurch ,ince Moving to town and was
highly- respected by Itis friends and
neighbors.
Former Exeter Man Killed.
Loudon. Feb, litl.- --1V, P. Abbott .4
this city was killed at Len Angeles
vrstetday in we auto accident, Mr.
Ahlolt Wath a n1li5e of Exeter, (hit..
and rutile to London twelve years ago,
engaging in the Inokerage
A year and a teal( ago Mr. .lblott
went to Los Angels lu morels n
brokerage• ruueern fur a Neal/ York
tiro,, lk•sidrN his wife, lee is survived
by two brothers., Chas. -lblott, of
bunches, .
J 1 and I. •NN bI
A ell .4 ' Mom
iota, Mall.. 11)11 oevrt•n1 sister..
Dr. Grenfebl'a Experiment.
An imp.' volt e,;.r•linte•nt is being
'mule nti 1k.• Labrador lona► t. Dr.
Greet...II has succeed.1 ntoo h
strum in landing a herd of there 1.,, T
dreel inlander le Nuri. ay .t Ht. U
.\11th rey. some people alight 111(1iue• C K L Y I
that this briiigin" of reindeer W LAI,
IAdor lam! Nort'err Newfoundland,
where the dog hes reigned supreme as
le least of burden) is an t ecessat y
work err the Isnot of the great lnielsioh-
44ry. slut those who live close at bane)
and know what the nerds are take a
different view. The literal*, o(,lohn'.,
Newfoundland, after describing tie
IandingOsoes on to Iwint out the at'.
1-autIgeq of using reindeer in the place
of dugs. It Nays that if the adapts
ability of the reir.det•r to Lrthr:ul,,lcon•
ditiuus Caul 1m• demonstrated it tlou:e4
solve it p5411lew which nus ,been im-
possible of solution .hitherto. A sub-
stitute must be found for the dug,
which is -admitted to Ire a lost, but
which, chiefly b(rauxe of sentimental
reasns, has been allowed to ntt•an$1r ,
the business of sheep and c ittleraismg
which would otherwise baa great
industry. The herald congratulates
Dr.lireulelt on the success of his ex-
periment so far, and says that while
there 1111 *4(5111(5 who predict that
nothing can be :t sucerss in Newfound -
red this deem not deter earnest men
le in working along the lines of prog-
ues:. and development It adds that
if ri •nde•r ren supplant dugs, then
their it•(xluction will lee considered
one of C ne greatest hlessi5Igs ever co' •
fern d on that country., ,,
Quick 01110 (or the worst cough -quick
relict to the heaviest old -and SAFI,
1, lake, even fora child.
That i. Shduh', Cure. Cures
S 'L
. t u
ndrra guarantee art ser 1
ee
U
o h
s
to cure cold, and rough,
quicker than any other C Colds
,uedii itte-or your merry back 11.4
of susses, commend Shiloh's Cure. 15.
1114' , 51 ae,
sleds of 1M• eplend,d nes Timate
■:veP w•.',, ire•
SEEDS FREE
\1. lart.innlc III I..I n1 is.1.hn
1,114 to waste let our New 1908 Catalogue,
N1101 is one of the need .,m,plete se.l
(ata:..gne4 nrbllsh,d. Tu cacti inquirer we
will Inalu.�e sb•olutely Ire', a p.1, kage of
s• al of elle splendid now touate. "Canada's
Pride," or if prcderrcd a package of our
mowlerfeel "Comedian Com" Turnip or
"• Sent:, 16,1" l'nppi.
11 rite 1, . nl name y.ner choice,
Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd.
London, Ont.
READ THIS
SPLCIAL
CLUBBING
OEI-LI{
The
WESTERN HOME MONTIILY
WINNIPEG
THE SIGNAL
'THE-TWO,FOR OMF. YEAR FOR
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over ) 'LIMO taro' -, r. try mash -
k rmtn,n. a te.ld, •4I -.,,m; h.15, -.rt e,hs.i•letr men and iomrn, able
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