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The News of the District.'
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SALTFORD.
l U ti.OA I , Mardi 8rd.
larroe0 1teauv To NTART. - J. T.
lluldthot•Iru's rewinill in thin village
will Isom lie in active operation again.
Already a large number of Jogs ate on
the ptewnees and when he is through
with the still on the Canada Itewerve
where he lea been at work all winter
\lr. Goldthorpe will remove the
machinery and plant to the old stamd
near me wan's salt block. A lot of
custom logs are prowibed and there
will be lively tinier when the spring
opens and tiro robin returue.
SHEPPARDTON.
WCUNesi' Match lth.
Miss L. McLean event the week -std
with relatives in Goderich.
Alf. Bennett, of Chieego, ie visiting
relativesJdure and at fort Albert.
Nelsou Graham attended Russell
Iteid'e sale un 1! edueedey last at Pine
River.
On Thursday afternoon bust. a roust
enjoyable tiute was spent at Mrs.
John H. Grahams quilt ing boo. Home
time.tfter tea was *pent iu vocal and
instrumental music, after which all
the gide wore treated to a jolly
sleigh -ride.
PORT ALBERT.
'l Uniiu.tl', Murch 2nd.
Alfred Bennett, of Chicago, is t isit•
ing under the parental roof at present.
Janice Hayden weals a bread etude
these days, on the arcual of a boun-
cing boy.
Mrs. Oliver and woo. Franc. are
pending few days with ielativ.•s to
Stade and Stratford.
!Miss Pearl McNally, of Dungannon,
e pent Sunday with her grandparent*,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott.
A few of the young Indies from this
locality enjoyea pleasant time at a
quilting last Thursday et the hoose of
Mr.. J. 11. Graham.
Robert Scott tocol in the hall at
Kinkell last \Vedne•,wlty evening. 1fe
was. accompanied by lime L. L. M4. -
Lean.
teacher.At 11 , r11U11.
1/•eel, p pba
Lerman, gravel, $3.0U ; A. McDonald,
auditors supplies, $1.70 ; I H. McLean,
ravel. $2. Al ; John Long, auditing,
111; A. It. l iulaysou, auditing R10;
Ed. McLean. gravel. 11130.lt8; John
Shields, repairing culvert. concession
2, and at *1 ; M. J. MacKay, Ital-
auce of sale•}•. 0-13. Next meeting
will be held March ai 111 a. in.
Tilos. (. ALLEN. Clerk.
gravel, e0. ' ; J. McIntyre, spikes and
KINTAIL.
'1'1 1 .11 \ v. alai.:4. I.
Miss Priscilla Dalton heves this
morning for Tornio to learn millin-
ery.
.11ex. Young has suited his en ,ply
of ice for next season free Fort
Albert.
Mas. Ferguson. of Aisiberley. spent
.i week with her daughter, Mrs. Dick
McI)o1).wl
Dau 31cLesu hares toutorruw on
Iter return to Alberta. ilia puny
friends here wish him surcees.
holt. hoar. of Cleveland, his re-
turned to his home after a two week,
Sett with the Mclkmald. tut Kintail.
'Mrs. M. Dalton arrived home Satur-
d.ty evening after spending two week.
in Goderich with her nester. Mrs. Me•
'Dratwn, who is ill.
We are atm? Up rrp.,e t the ser
illness at the true of w ri t a ng of three
o1 the pioneers wt...., recut cry- is
doubtful: Mts. Donald McIver. Mr*.
Dan Knecbtel and Mrs. Michael
O'Reilly.
Thee friends of Alex. !Itch ay
are pleased to see hits home again
after his recent illness at the home of
his aunt.. Mn. Dingwall, at Blyth.
Mica Lily. his enleicnt nurse, returned
with bine.
ban Mel/ambit' returned to Sault
Ste Marie, Mich., last week, after a
Iwo months visit at the old 1
feeling much improved in health. He
was,glad ti, be with hit mother. the
late Mrs. l)onalel McDonald, in her
illness.
DEATutes. Mus. Ikpaapt af•,t1os.%tap.
• On Thursday, February 9►th, the
angel of deaths d 1.. her re-
ward nu esteemed pioneer of AehHeld,
in the person of Mei. Dowell Mellon -
:Ltd, at the age of eight? -one years.
The denea.ed sae, at native of Ross -
shire, Seotland. and Nettled sixty-one
tears age with her late husband on
the farm on which she died. Mr. Mc-
Donald predeceased bee four years.
'J'he de-ceneed was beloved by it large
circle .1 friends anti was widely
known for her charitable disposition
and kindly acts. She reaves to mourn
her loss a fatuity of six *erns And three
daughters. She hal been iu her usual
health until ten days before her death,
when uhc fell soil injured her hip,
which confined he r,itn Ixr1. Bron-
chitis net in and all that loving hands
could do was of tie avail. The funeral
en Saturday was largely attended.
Services were u•ondnctrl by Rev. A.
Miller, who was her very intimate
friend and pastor. Six of her old
neighbors bum her (burly to the gtutve:
David Stewart, Dtttrcan McKeuaie,
John McDonald, .lames Griffin, Rohe
Ross and Duncan McKay. The com-
ity extend to the bereaved family
their sympathy.
AMBERLEY.
MuNOAT, March 'Ind.
Wedding belle -are ringing.
Sibiu Howe lost "it valuable lease
last week.
Mrs. Jae. Steele is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
Jas. Steele speut haat week with
friends In Luckuuw.
Robert Steele thinks the roads on
the tenth are not very goon.
Hugh Bell's bah boy. Harold, ie re-
vering, we are p�esged to report.
Peter McCarron. of Calumet, Mich.,
visited Frank McKenslblast weds.
Servicer will be held in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday afternoou at
:3 o'clock.
Jack Caw bell has finished his con-
tract with Mclean Bros. and left for
house tart week.
Frank Mei-Kenzie is looking for an
A,. tataut in his 'u lice on Young street,
Kiutafl. tum account of overwork.
Russell Reid hada tory successful
sale ofn
are•b s
i 1 shorthorn e p
1 stock r u
\1'ednceday, February 21ith.
11
u ,eccour
LL ul the deep sooty on the
sideroal liec. Maclean is making
`sour headway with his contract near
Kerte!.
Mies Tetra Maud Itubin om, of Luck•
now. has been viq tin the Misses
MaeIntyr• and MacKenzie the past
few weeks.
A number of the young people of
the lake shore spout a very enjoyable
evening as .huhu Campbell's nn Fri-
day, lith alt.
Miss Edith Feencey', after spurting
a few weeks here with her mother.
left for her home in Brandon. Mao.,
Lisa 1Vedneeday.
Our storekeeper, Mr. 1Vildfang.
finds a great demand for Ayer's Hair
Vigor as a remelt of the boys trying
to grow moustaches.
.1 number of the toy* freer here at-
tended the leap year ball in Kintail on
Wednewlay evening haat and all re-
port an excellent time.
Wanted, by our sWtekeeper, Mr.
Wildfaug, a good strong man to
handle the sugar barrels. He finds
that be is not equal to the task.
Archie Steele. of California. after
an Menace of twenty years. returned
to the village last week to spend a few
days with his brother, .pas. Steele.
1)am McLean look a grist to Port
Albert last Saturday. Judging by the
time he was away we think Port
Albert must have moved to Kings-
bridge.
footter Hunter and his bride, after
spending a few weeks at Jas. McPhee.
wee,. left for Brandon, Man.. last
Monday. The lest wishes of a host of
friends follow them.
The ladies of Atnlserley and Laurier
held a very successful leap year party
in the Laurier hall ou Monday even -
Ing, February lith. All who were
prevent report a very enjoyable time.
A FeenrAnv WuonINu.-A quiet
wedding took trlace at the home of
John Kohn on Tuesday evening, Feb-
ruary firth• wheo his daughter. Edith.
was united in marriage to John
Henry, of the village. )rev. T. K.
Fydell performed the ceremony. We
wish the youug couple a happy And
prosperous voyage through life.
cu
ASHFIELD.
Feb. ..,
SATURDAY,
TowNsune Corin ut. - The ad-
journed sleeting of council was held
today : all the members present.
3linutes of February 13tH approved.
It was um,verl and carried that, in view
of the report of the local load of
health on the McDairmid smallpox
quarantine, the colncil do pay one.
h•llf the expenses of said quarantine,
ur the num of 11I.50. Bylaws Non. 1
and " of 1184 of the Aunty council
were fully considered add it was final-
ly decided to leave the whole matter
with the Reeves for decision as they
lace proper at the special meeting of
the county council at Seaforth.
Moved by Councillors Stiles and
Mhoenhala that the auditory report,
showing receipts of 121,174.141, ex-
penditures of $'22,540.21, tweets of
$l,t/0.51 And liabilities of $111.81.
with an approximate balance Decem-
Ie-r 31s1, 11817, of at ,571.73, beaccepted.
Carried. fly Stile•, and Hunter, that
the collector's roll for mil., with All
faxen collected, Ise accepted. Carried.
Hy Shoenhals and K ickley. that the res-
ignation of W. J. 'Treleaven es treas-
urer he aecepted, to take effect as soon
as bis successor can be appointed and
qualifled. ('Arrite 1. Rylnw No. !4.
Appointing petthntaaters, p 0 u n 11 -
keepers and fenceviewers for 1t84,
was fleetly ppnewul. The ipoundkeepere
and fencevieweru of 1017 were all re-
appointed. The following at•eounte
were ordered lucid : 1'. G. Allen,
services ,am nectrtnry of the hoard of
health for 11817, 15 : J. Tiggert, re ir-
Ing bridge S. R. 3, 1. P:.. *3 : S. Min-
ter, exervieeti to hoard of health, fake
T. (i. Allen, registering births, deaths
end marriages for 11107, 121 ; (lode -
rich Star, advertising. 12.10 ; I)re.
Simpson k Browning for mortices ie
CREWE.
MuNn.ty, March :dud.
Jae. Pierce is improving a little in
health. Mrs. Plunkett is also getting
letter.
Fred Culbert. is house frotu the lum-
ber woods at Peterlari looking hale
and hearty.
Mr. and Mr.. Wut. Jame, of Kin-
loss. is spending a few days with rela-
tives at Crewe.
Frank McConnell and Itobett Arne
st rng are going to have an auction
sale on the Kb of March.
Mrs. A1. W. Howell, of Goderich, is
a visitor at the home of iter parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Crozier.
The barber and blacksmith shops are
still freely discussed, although some
of the young gents have taken the
hint.
FARM SO)LII.-waw. Anderson, of
Dungannon, has sold his farcy, which
formerly belonged to Robert McKee.
zie, to (Marge Hotht, the Dungannon
teamster. We heartily welcome Mr.
Horn to our unidal., as a will slake a
good neighbor.
AN(rrHRR Cttto :. - Robert Arai•
strong, of title burg, is leaving Crewe
to take George Ilen•n's piece as the
Una martnsfreight-carrier.
We wish
Robert every success in his new enter-
prise, although we are sorry to part
with an old and obliging neighbor.
llnrrNo Ion .t i)AILY
residents of (Tawe are looking
anxiously for the advent of a daily
mail in the near fntmte. it is meth
needed . About a dozen persons here
are taking daily newspapers and can-
not get them daily with the portent
mall service. We hope for something
better shortly.
Senoxpt. ItXIStRT.--Itepx)rt of S. S.
No. 0, AehHeld, for the month of Feb-
ruary, bused on weekly examina•
Dons: V. class --Minnie Shackleton,
:1:t7:Jenny Clud, :3C. Senior iV,-
Lawtence Gray, :ick: •Donald McKen-
zie,215; *May Shackleton, 1143. Jun-
ior IV. -Bettie Maize, :1$. Senior
III.- Bertha l'etrie. '538: Willie
Maize. 211 ; •Nellie Hefforl, 173. Jun-
ior iI1.- 'Finley Cook, VD . '(:race
McKenzie, dill. Senior 11. Harvey
Maize. 215 *Harry Shackleton, 'J'I8[.
Junior iL Willard (ire y, 211):
Chester i)urniu, 21); Nellie Petrie,
•yrs; • Melville Culbert, het Senior
pert 1. Hoy Petrie. Junior part
1. -- Weida. !McKenzie, George Mc
Glynn. •Those who wer•e'atipent. one
or mord exanuinat.ions. Nest hILP.\T
HOact. Teacher.
LOTHIAN. UUNUANNUN.
'1'I ssuAY. Mat.:4rtl. ( 1 A. NBWTON, t1ENT1S1', LUCK -
Mien Yadie McLean is the guest, of W. NOW. -At hamlet eryder rsr•eet Thur.
Miss Mary Mclean. - day... New runway fur est ri Uugtoot{htauwnn-
forwl.l)stter thea ear. crow.. amt brume work
Mr. and Mrs. McNay had is very en- eta; Aleut plats.. nieeeba',kablea.
•joyable thee fur their eleventh anni-
versary.
The roads are in very bad wuditiut
vet, but the mail survice haw leen att-
istactury,
Patrick Hogan. or., is very seriously
i11. His many friend. hope to heal' of
his speedy recovery.
Mies Mervin was at her hove in
l)mnganuuu user Sunday a week ago.
and she spent Sunday of this week in
Luckuuw with friends.
LAURIER.
M0Nnnv, Match 2ud.
Her. !McLean drove to Goderich
I' riday.
Keoueth McGregor left on Friday
for a trip to Chicago.
Sandy /:rant is the guest of D. N.
MacGregor at present.
Jack Kuntz spepnt a few days in our
neighlelrhood last week.
D. N. MacGregor ttended the
Presbytery at Winghatu on Tuesday.
Miss Maud Rubinson, of Lucknow,
is a visitor in our neighborhood at
present.
Jack McLennan. and 11. Brent, of
Lucknow, speut the tore -part of this
week at the forwer's home here.
BELFAST.
Mo;ro*Y, March 2ud.
Mise Bennett, of Sheppardton, w
with her sister. Mrs. J. Campbell.
Ise
!Rutherford,
. f Lizzie of Carlow
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents here.
1Ve are very glad to learn that J. S.
Spears. who has been very ill, is im-
proving quite rapidly.
Roger Worsley has left for the
West. We are *eery to lose Roger
but wish hips every sweetie.
Miss Lovie McCrostie is spendiug n
fortnight with friends at Nile and
Auburn. Will McCrowtie, who also
spent a few days with friends, hag re-
turned home.
St•ceitsrtt. li,txtl: ENTRRT.IIN-
M1:ST.-The members of the L. O. L.
herr enterutiued their friends at an
"at home" on Friday evening. when a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
A splendid program was given, in-
cluding speeches by Rev. Messrs.
Smith and Hicks, of Dungannon. sod
Saunders. of Lucknow ; solos by
Roger Worley. Gen. Lane and John
M. Mlenuy, (Mins Bertha Sherwood.
;recommitted': recitations by Miro
Mae Reed. of Lanes, Miss Laura
Irwin, of Dungannon, and Miss Lou
Cunningham, and music by the or-
chestra. The numbers were all well
tendered. John Joyul, of Lucknow-,
very ably presided. The energetic
committee are certainly to be con-
gratulated ou the success of the enter-
tainment.
LUCKNOW.
MUNnAa. Match 2ud.
Miss Mena Gotdun has gone on It
vieit tb her friend Miss May Krug, of
Tavistock.
Miss Mary Audenou hat been eta
pointed organist of the Lucknow
Methodist church.
41. Ileo, local (1. T. It. agent. J,pas
received notice of his promotion to
the Fergus station.
The death of Peter Watson, sr..
occurred tar Thursday morning. -De-
ceased hail been ill for some time.
Rev. John MacKay, of Montreal. is
mentioned for the principalship of the
new Presbyterian college to be cute. -
fished at Vancouver, B. C. Mr. Mac-
Kayis another Bruce man who is
staing a stark. Ne was born near
Lucknow.
A Fottgett HCttuNITt.--Atuounce-
memt is made of the death at Souris,
Man., of Mus. Eliza Briggs, relict of the
lateJohn Hetherington, of Lucknow, at
the good old age of eighty-two years.
TIMI deceased was of Irish birth, but
c to l'anadit when quite young,
living uear Smith's Falls, in the cast-
ers part of Ontario. Their elle met
And wedded her husband and they
afterwards moved to Huron county.
where they resided until the time of
his death. Mrs. Hetherington went
west in Vise with several of her chil-
dren and resided for it time at Por-
tage la Prairie. In 5142, with some
members of her family. she went to
the Souris district, where she made
her home and had mince resided.
Deceased had a large family.
HOLMESVILLE.
MIINmAV, March and.
F a .-r e m v T)ttvmew:Seen. - The
transfer of the putter and cheese fac-
urey to the local pnmhtteers took place
on Tnswlity last. Itis expected that
it will he run as A (-hemp factory this
yesr. The price paid for it a ss 11,000,
being nix)nt, ons -quarter it. origin('
McDeirmid quarantine, 1'x3 ; A. tic- cost. There should toe tnnney in it.
N. It. - .you can alway. Guar sour wok utta'h
bettor done to the dental utll.'u -store dun..
hot ter facilities fur doing the work, knob; COW
iodatede fur the uettcnt.
N°TICK -THE I.ol'Al. AGENCY
In Irn,ugrttuunon fur The signal i. itt the Ib -t.
Ware H.,k turd Stationery Slum wiwru
onlene wilt he ec -elved;tor .ub.a•rlptiou•. ad•
yerllnug and job work.. and receipts will but
given tor awuusb timid Sur the •atom .
1VeoNttsiraY. Alarch Itlt.
.1. Walkout was iu tiolorich un
Thursday un business.
U. E. Augustine mule a stip to
Goderich last Seituaday.
Miss Pearl !''ether. of lleuwiller, is
at present. vitiating her seater Mot 11.
1t. Long.
Hisses Daisy Ryan tial Birdie
Dentin, of the 0. C. L. spent Sunday
at thele house. herr.
blies Augustine, teacher of S. S.
No. 1, Colborne, spent Sunday last
with her sister, Mrs. Alex. Pentland.
S. J. Young is having the drygools
department of his stt.rttpered and
otherwise, r•enovat•el. '1144 will add
greatly to its appearance.
Mier Celia, Pentland is this Neek
ateuding the tuilliuer•y upeuiuga to
Toronto. She will conduct. Chas.
Elliott's millinery depat tweet this
season.,/
CHURCH NryrE.,. Rev. A. E. Junta,,
of Auburn, preached educat' I see -
11100r till thla circuit on Sunday Met.
As a trault of the•iuclement weather
the congregations were not largo•
.The postponed cidurtt-de cervi,•,•
will be conducted iu the Mctiuodi,t
church on Sunday next art In:k) is. un.
BtSINY.s4 CIIANu:1:. t (Seurge Horn
ay I,usineee
bar disposed of hie
which he has conduetnl • t. many
years, to Mr. Armen-ring,dffrear.
He has ttadetl hitt 1 e an lot for
Roht. Anderson', farm. f -mealy
owned by Relit. McKutn,ic. Mr.
Horn has sold his farm herr, con t-
ing of thirty arms. to J. Medd. 1
will move 10 his farm on the and ogn-
cession of Ashfield in rt few days. ,
r -- owin • .
x R t'ronT. >:'oll a an the
Ik1(, L g ti 1
standing of the pupils of Luognn11on
public school for the month of Frhru-
ary, flames io order of merit : Senioe
V. -Ethel Case, Chat.. Fowler, .la
Stothets. Junior V. Edith Tre-
leaven. Vera Durnin, Hoy Medd,
Pearl McKenzie, Ilene l►livid. 5leggie
Dieher. Hart Wiggins, Pearl McNally.
Leslie Pentland,Alan Ivers. 1V. -
Geo. lase.McWilI Glens'. Lorne
Young, Cora Allen, Clarence Smiley.
Fred Pentland, Mustyu S,ands,
Martha Begley, Verna McNally,
Lawrence Smiley. 111. -Feed Savage,
Mar • McCourt. Myrtle Allen. Miley
Bradford, Laura Smith, Gerrie Beg-
ley, Stephen Medd. Lotus Gibson.
Number on roll, 31. Average attend -
awe. 21. H. R. Luta, Principal.
Junior Room : Senior 1I. - Arthur
Roach, Edith Stotler. Ralph Dialler,
Marvin Durnin, Howard Antietam',
Rae eitothere. Linlield Andersen.
Clayton Sands, Lorne McKenzie.
Fred Errington. Hazel Carr, Pearl
leers, Howard Iver,, .farvia Ander
sm. Junior 11. - Ethel Itaowu, Scutt
McNally.C. H. Robinson, Myrtle
Oliver, ictor Errington. Ales. And-
erson. Olive Glenn, Harold Sproul.
Senior part IL )hazel Augustine,
Fred Fowler, ' Harold Biters. Iva
Carr, Edith Sends. Ruth Fowler.
Edith Anderson. Junior part ll.
Alpert Brawn, Georgie Caldwell,
Margaret Medd, JuilseW Bell, Frank-
lin Thompson, Lew Elliult, Edgar
Carr, Frank Glenn. Senior 1. Har-
old Manning. Irene Carr. Hedvers
Augustine. Junior I. --Sadie 11
taiu. Freida Sande. Florence Dentin,
Harry Stuart, Georgie Glenn. Gordon
(ileus. Number on roll, 141. Aver-
age attendance. :et. (1i.nt 14. that.
t!iTs, 'Teacher.
NILE.
MosoAV, Match 2nd.
Sr HIOI. KReoKT.-Tho following is
the report of Nile public school fur the
month of February: V. - Leonard
McElwain. IV. Wilbur Dunbar, fill :
Reginald Glen, 11011; Mabel AViltai,,
M0: Viola Young 'kis ; Gertrude Kil-
patrick. 1i1. --`Worthy Ryan, 117u;
Harold Mcllwain, 'full; May McDer-
maid, 310: Victor Young. 9.40; Lizzie
McDernaid lila; Olive McNee.
Sen -
for 1i-Ltie Pentland. iJt
,Ernrst
Olen. 372; Viola Mc5Vhinney, 319:
Gerald Dunbar, 250: i looyd Young,
2t t : Vera Tiffin. Junior 1 1. Marion
Ryan. Lucy Currey, Marguerite Glen.
Part 11.--D. A. Mcbermaid, Howard
McNee, Lorne Pentland, Isaac Currey,
Ilarry Dodd. F.AXt. T S. UHAl.,
Teacher.
TcksnAt, March 3rd.
Mrs, 101111 Linfield is visiting her
(tinter, Miss Susie Allen.
The monthly meeting of the W. M.
R. was held At the hone of Mts. It.
Ryan.
Miss Carrie Potter, who lies sec,•
seriously ill for motne time is reenver-
ing. we are pleased to say.
A number from here took advan-
tage of the good weather and sleigh-
ing to visit the county town last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. 11r. McKay, a formerly !lime
Eleanor AVAtatmt, of North Dakota.
hes 1ueen renewing old acquaintances
it titin vicinity
Eyeteeth dengue will meet as usual
next Tmeealay evening. 'The topic,
"Leeson* from Tome," will be taken
by Miss Kline Girvin.
The 1)ist•ir•tEpworth league nfil-
erre from hem Attended a meeting in
Goderich to Arrange for the anneal
strummer school which is to be held in
Goderich from .holy 27th to Angnst
tend
The Totnhutnns 5"What kind
merriment mnnment do yon 'Neigh put over
your husband 7" Mr.. AA pule "Veil
can carve any Agar', 1 suppose ,"
The Tomhstone Man "Oh S yeti.
ma'am." Mem. 1Veedti- "Then make
the statute of limitatiome. I've often
heard sty husband menton that.'
WESTFIELD.
'l't•eep.%v, Fel. 25th.
Mrs. Joint Sowler paid a short visit
to her mother, Mrs. ltowdu,. of Guide.
rich, -this week.
Miss Christina M.eCIintue is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. _ Henry Morrish, of
Goderich, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lennox, of To-
ronto, have spent the moot week visit-
ing et the honey of .1. 11. Mel'lint,it.
Mrs. Robert Henry awl Mrs. Robert
McDowell have been spending the
peat few days s i.itibgf rivet& in 1
rich.
1Veare glad to k :Lames IIick-
inRbottom is able to be out again after
being confined to the house fur sure
time.
We are sorry to hear that Mre. T.
H. 1'aypar, sr., is very poorly at pres-
ent. We hole she mac Spon 1,0 ;able
to be around again.
Have One
Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
best one, then stand by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
in time when you are sick.
Ask his o pi n i o n of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Then use it or
not, just as he says.
W. pu*lu t our recce
AV:Na1•o\•l
i/er's treWs 8r$. 780 1.0
w• rr • you to
am• �t year
doctor
Arrays keep a box of Ayer's Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward off many an attack of
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
Hov many years has your doctor known
these pills? Ask him all about them.
- Reds b tie a. C. Arse as., Lewc'',
PROSPERITY.
:MON utt, Match:Sud. -
'1'he fe.11tiwiugp( is Ilse staudiug of the
pupils of S. S. No. 2. \fest 1Vawauush,
for the month of February. V. class
-Li:illrert 11'iltiiiu. I. V. .1 laS- Lizzie
Flukey. Clara 1'w:unley, 'George Ii..
ler. (11. class --George 1'wautley.
Charlie 1 w•awlry, Muriel 11-s.hiugtuu,
•h
arlie Senior 11.- 1.awH5•.r1rw.4mie4nr
Baxter. •%Vatter Washington. Jtinier
II. lavi11h Hutchins, •til,
Part IL -Ilam aMilker.
1
Meals. Owing to illness and biot•un.
many of the pupils have liven usable
to attend 1 those marked* were it
'sea for Hoc or d/.ene dxluni lnitiel1..
M.tttt.l A. b.%tl.tt:. teacher.
ST. t1ELENS.
Tr'Esti.'v. Mauch St•d.
Alex. Mclennan, of Gnu ier. called
on W. 1.'. McGregor uu Monday.
Mrs. S. Culbert is poorly at I n•s-
eut. 1Ve hope to hear of her.pee•ely
recovery.. .
Tho,. Philip. is busy geftiu,; iu lir
airplay of wood for next season at the
brie -yard.
airs. 1. E. 1)um-liin and Lorna and
\ire. A. Bordon visited friends in
11-ingltan Saturday and Sunday.
Harry !In •y leis been engaged with
11'nt. Mclluil 11 and John McGuire
has taken 1Lu•rt' place at 'odd b.
WO wonder wh will be the ack-
nowledged eel'tevet Champion." If
"Charlie" haps a IitU, wear practice
he might have A show.
Franc 'Todd sought in about :Art
bushels of oats this week. Ates•
are peo-
ple re fertuuate euua,(l, 1 hare
some to sell. but not very a tluv:
Thus. 'Todd has leen confinees to the
�
house for s timet pant with ,
tt
grippe, but we are pleased to know he
is very •1, iulprovet and expects to
be art . 1 e, usual in a few days
- lir-. Titus. Todd left on Saturtl iy last
last to attend the fettered of her
brother -iii -law Oil. late Mr. !L•rre-
heai. who diel at his holo,' at Milton
on Friday. Her sou William .tubs
accurupe►uiad her.
A. 4.. Stewart. as student of Knox
College, occupied the inulpit here last
Seawall. ane those who 1.i teed the
stormy morning listened to a eery in-
teresting and instructive sermon. Nle.
Gordon. also a,taulemt of Knus Col-
lege will preach here next Sabbath.
A nu,nlut•r tuI ppeerpl - lore lhiet
locality have been very •h incest
venieuc,d of late by the• c:ancelliug of
the 12 and the 11 o'clock trains Wand
from liudut•ieb, owing to the storms.
Rev. A, E. Junes. gave A miusiunary
discourse on Sabbath, caking Japan as
his subject and showing t he progress
that has been shade in that country
along religious ious linos since the white
man made his entransuce there.
Rev. 1V. A. Smith, of thing, lllll
will preach educational wernron8 im
the Methodist churches cm this circuit
next Sabbath. '!'hese teerviccs were to
be held weeks a
two weekgo. but owing to
the bad:toatds had fat be pomtp inked.
t
WEST WAWANOSH.
S.*TCnUA T, I'eh. 22nd.
Corsa tt. MggTteria-Council met to.
day. Member: all present. Reeve
Bailie in the chair. Minutes of last
meeting confirmed un motion of Coun-
cillors Thompson and Ander...pi. The
treasurer's land 'Witt pr•seuted ly
11'm. Tho+np*nu atnd accepted en
motion of Councillors Thompson and
Auder.un. The auditor: report wens
presented by 1. A. Mallough sud
,accepted on 011,tiot) of Councillors An-
derson and 31edd. The council desig-
nested the roads which they desired
to be placed tinder the county road -
system in event of the colnity's adopt-
ing such system. The following
accounts were paid : .Auditors. $7
each : 31unicipal \1'url,l, snhs' a ipt • ,
*11.7:1, and assessment roll. etc.. $7.11" :
telephone and Pxpress, $1.1n. Coun-
cil adjourned to meet un !Larch title
at 111 o'clock. W. S. M!('s:e.-Tll•I,
Clerk.
MuSn.'.t, 31,trcl:rltl.
Flatut•.vn R,:hnl,r. The follow-
ing is the Iamtit for the -month of
February tu 1'. S. S. No. 17. West
4.Vawansli: the names ,use in order
of tnet•it : V. class Stella Kirke,
Flossie Elliott, •li,u•Ie \1'ilsno. iV.
elites Nutlnan Kirke. Ella SU)thcrs.
Carrie Dunkeld, ('alvitt Bailie.
'('hm'lie Nit ins. I11. clams - Olivet
Kirke, George Nixon. 11. claves -
Ernest Mclirauen.' '1Villic lecithin.
Pelt 11.class •;ll.trie Sproul, '.lolan
Sproul. Those who.0 names are
marked thee • uIi-.,*cul all the exautin-
KELPION
STAINLESS IODINE OINTMENT
poen not for et learn. cvrr. Rheum,.... 4IK•ern•,
lienee. and law (lanais. appli,J 1), tubbingAi all
Drug Slott% 21e.
Most people know that if they have
been sick they need Scott',) Emul-
.slon to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about Scott's
Emulsion 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: 50c. AND $1.00.
0404.00.0.00
The windy month
Of March is here
Some warm things left
• That arc not dear.
While Winter lingers
in the lap of Spring, we are still selling 11►1' heavier
goods. The low prices on many lint's give you the
kp ,
l4))urtuuit • of practical inllstlncl�l.
l I S 1
New Goods
for the New Season
are cooling in fast.
We do not think nicer cloths for 111011 s suits and
Medium -weight overcoats were ever produced than
those imported by us for the coming sea'son's wearing.
We take these tine fabrics, selected- in British Mills,
imported- in exclusive patterns, and impart to each:
garment that quiet and artistic simplicity which meet
good taste.. t)iir garments appeal to gentlemen.We; reg exclusive tailors and lueu's furnishers,
deVbti' • our whole time to the study of what is newest
an'.'. nes ►uptilar in art -tailored clothing. yet. moder-
ately price
We shaX be pleased to have you call.
thing for Men and Boys.
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothier
THE PALACE C
and Men's Outfitters.
THiNG STORE.
i
steno.. The best sixellet, for thef
month were : Stella Kirke : Calvin
Hadi., Ella Stothdrs levers : Oliver
Kirke ; Ernest Med;rattcn. M. E.
Bt It Teacher.
BENMILLER.
'1't mews v. tler.:3,4.
Dies M. Snyder spent Sunday at
Nile.
bliss
Pearl Fichte returned hems
Last week after All extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. M. Uhler.
A farmers' club has been urgani..ed
here, with the fallowing officers.:
President, J. N. Kernlghan : vice-
utrtident, A. Ginn: secretary. Hugh
Hill' A meeting is to be held on
Wednesday et Ode week. with ad-
dresses by members on suitable topics
ltev.1 C. K. Durrant and Mrs. Dur-
rant entertained the choir of Henmil-
er vhuucb en Monday eveniog.
c evening Was spent very pleas-
ant • in games and nattsic. after
whic much was seated ley the lio.tes•
:and w . much eujuycekhy all. Evet•y
eh.
-
ouwas lighted with 1• eve'ning's
enllertaitU nt. -
Epworth la lie wags well :attended
last 1'hui•sday ening and a splendid
fl apart tits giver
4ext Thnrealxy
evening, March 5(3 will le monthly
comarratiut nueotin A number of
the young people toil re When into
the -league at this u ting. The
meudeer, cordially invite a I wire are
interested in the young paulih'a work
to at tend 1l heir week -night seta -ice: .
Diplomatic Move.
"Now. t.Lr that," said,. the bright
boy's moth , "Fin going to spank
you."
"Say, ova." h pleated, "let's come
promise this the . Call it quits aqd
I'll use my infiueu • with pa to buy
yon that fur coatxt wanted."
:Some of the grelateat classical
composers (lid not make any money
said the meat at the musicale.
"Vest," answered Mr. Contrite. That
11 ght is about the only thing that
gives me any comfort when 1 listen to
the things they made up." -Washing-
ton Star.
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
AND COMFORT
on stormy days
by wearing a
WATERPROOF
OILED
CLOTHING
SEEDS FREE
To innr.intt- our N. t'. Swctk Tu,uip. the "Csnalian
Gent," ver will gee to every iL(luirrr for our New 150*
Catalogs. a package of these net,I' absolutely free. The
great turnip growing district near Guelph shipped deo earn
,•1thosentrnitstothe United States last season. "Cana-
dian Gem " never grnws.long or narrow; ia, free from side
.•lipids, and is of unsurpassed quanta.
If you prefer, ee will send a paClkage of our "Santa
Ro•.a " poppy or " Canada', Pride " tomato instead of the
!lump •red. Write to -date and nam.' yonr claire.
dimbefikealf w sweet. Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd., London, Ont.
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EQUATE
VERTISING
.1s a store grotty- in importance, Its
advertising must grow. 13ut the ;uh'drtising
must grow ----in' volume, in liberality, in
quality ---faster than the store itself grows.
This is true because the store must keep
pace with the advertising- -or within hailing
distance of it.. It server does quite "catch up,"
any more th-tn the cars of a train overtake the
engine. And exactly as the engine "pulls
the train ;along," Sit. the advertising "pulls the
store along," i
To pursue the compari'on : It requires
.a bigger engine. to pull a thirtyi.car train than
it does to pull ;► ten -car train. And it takes
more advertising to "pull " ;t " hundred -clerk
store " than it does to pull a ten -clerk one.
The train will not make much progress
on the days that the engine is not running ;
but it will make just as good progress on those
day's as will a store on the days when the ad-
vertising is not running.
Your advertising is "adequate" when it is
strong enough to pull the store along after
it; and tlheil it • running evcrv""weals-•that o
e you desire to seek business and to increase
t rade.
Advertise in
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