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BAYFIELO. r,�_,
W i•NKWAY. Musette tlar.^-1
11. 1). Turner lett on Muudey for the
(lest.
Mire Ida Browi►Iw,, of Lullduu, war
iu town un Sunday.
Mrlatau and J. %Vorwll, of
tiudt•rich, were in town itt tiunday.
1., D. IMarch 2i.t irltweet IOU l
tuitd u( April
j, Pollock is building a skin with
which he intends to fish this reuniter.
11'ul. Slustatd is putting a planer its
1 Lo k
will I all lees o
his sawmill and f
job work.
Owing to the etdt weather the
',ridge gang bad t, wok on Sunday
eud alt• now busy rivetting.
)b,bt. McMurray alit! D. 1', Gal
ie.ilh are in Meme Forret tilt week
attending the Provincial (fraud Lodgge
u1 the Orange new viatiuu. Ilio
former represents L. O. L. Nu. 21, the
' latter the Stanley district Scarlet
Chapter. _ - ._ - -.
KIPPEN.
Trustees, March l•eh.
Is ga'i fir is all the rage.
Mr. Johnston auttk family have
novel net, their new home od the old
How tarot now owned by Welter Mc-
Hugh Mcl'unuell, who lust the Ilt•sl
kilo, of attest( his fingers in the grain
ember, resulting iu * Nut cure of
bet td. i ironing, is, we are happy to
,ay, ingaorinit.. We trust he way
,awtt he iuLat his work mice more.
David Cameron, who muted his
farts to Inc cousin, Peter, for three
years., held a successful MIA 1.1 snack
and implements 'Tuesday, the 11►th
ins,.. and expects to start for the Wesel
about the 17th. All juin iu wishing
bun : uccna in hill new hone.
MA vl.. John SicMurtrie
and Mies Kate Mc}ieath, who were
*pity merrier! the:llith ult., are this
week moving into the house on their
splendid farm on the d cunt-erbiut,
Stanley. The young couple are
&nertelly popular and all joie in
wishing thew inn voyage tier the
matrimonial Welt.
The following in the 'Fritillary
tuunthly ,report of S. S. No. 14. Stan-
ley. nailer% iu order of Merit : V.-
_ -G. E. Stephenson, M. M. Fisher, N.
H. lents. Senior IV. --.l. H. Jones.
Janet I.,gan, .1. W. Kehl. Juniur
I\'. Saral, Itathwell, Harnett Dins -
dale. III. If. C. Kehl. H. A. Jones,
11. A. Fisher. Senior, ll. Ida Hate.
well, Anne Hood, W. O. alcliewth.
Junior I1. 1. N. Hood, 1. K. Wam-
pum, A. McMurtrie. fart II. -A. 1..
Fehr'. feet 1. -W. C. Johnston.
The beet spellers in the monthly spell-
ing matches were : V. - George
srphenson. 1 V. Herbert .1 u nes,
111.-Ilerlert Kehl. Senior I1.
Anna Hotel. Juuior 11. -- 1., %Vas -
man.
EAST WAWANOISH.
Munu.ty. Mar. rad.
Miss Sylvia Seel. of Marnoch, visited
A low davo last week with friends in
this neighborhood.
John Foran, who had heels visiting
round Kincardine last week, n•-
tnrne.l hour Salmday night.
%Vatter Tisdele hail a slight accident
when returning from church uu Suu•
slay by the upsetting of the cutter.
The draw -lar was broken out of it.
A Itt'N.vw.ty. -John Dow !nut the
tuisfortune to have a runaway on Sat-
urday. 11e wan on his way to Wing
haw and when he was going through
Ise of the momentum pitch -holes ok
the liravel the harness broke avid the
horse gut away from his. The hone.
ran for a short diNtauc e, but was sueut
-.topped anti Mr. Dew n•enntel his
journey to %1'it►gl►aui.
MiND.\Y, March 11.
Walter' Tisdale hen engaged John
Form for the smuttier.
We are sorry to hear that Robert
Haims, is not i,upprovitgt au. 1' i►.n
could be expected.
navid 1'iwlale, who wain inti-uding
to return to Mattitula on the 111th of
tbie month, has changed his 1 and
is going to move tit Wivightuu ,tuns.
The Donnybrook League is expect-
ing the Westfield League over Grtner-
rew evening and if the weather is
favorable there is every pronpeet of an
enjoyable evening.
LANES.'
Mo.u.1t', Minh Otis
Joseph Sim:User and Hugh .1. John-
stone were in (iullerich nn Tite.d.ty of
last weak.
AIn.. Jas. Lass u, visiting her dangle
ter, Mrs % 1I 'Treleaven, of Ripley,
at ',recut.
Mia, May Reed is itt present, the
guest of her sister, Aire, 'Phomas Inx-
nn, of I'ot•t Albert.
Aliso Dunbar, of %Vestfield, has been
the guest, of her aunt, Mem. 1V111. Bald-
win, and her uncle. Silbert Vint, the
past week.
Henry Mullin and Joseph Speen
have each taken a turn for the better :
we hop{pe to sec them again in our
midst shortly.
Hoy Alton met with nn accident
week before hast in getting his foot
1t'verrly rut with en axe while split•
ting wood. The foot is improving
nicely and we hope sown to see him
around again en hale and hearty es
ever.
ANN' .tr, Mt:KTINo.- -Thu Lanes Rifle
Association will hold its annual meet-
ing on Tuesday evening, March 17th.
in the Foresters Hall at Lanes. All
members +anti (hose inter•eotctl are
kneed to attend. Meeting lit 7::111
dclA:k.
The content between Ilat•kelt'N and
I(Ixke's dengues ender) the week be-
fore hast. resulting in a v ictory for
1l4,•kett;s League by quite it margin.
Patience in a vIrtite. We are waiting
patiently, for it good thing in not
arranged by a hurried prepnrxtion.
The moonlight will 1p• excellent next
week.
SI 1111111. Teter. --Tho following is the
repetrt of M. R. No, 19, Ashfield, for the
month of February, based upon
weekly test examination,' and the
names in order of tnerit : V. William
lust. Sr. IV.---Kwart Jamieson,
Nora Weit.rope. Jr. IV. -Rae Jamie -
'no, Irene Smeltrer, Wilfrid Parrish,
Vine Sherwood, Eddie Dwyer. Mr.
111. -- Allan Nelson, Herhct Alton,
Johnnie Meott, Chariit• Rneltzer. Jr.
111.--Charlli. Sherwood, i.eslie Alton.
Wilfrid Drannen. Mr. 11. - Neil Mc-
Adam, Jr. IL- Tommy Little, Lizzie
manses. Pert. ii.-Staleph Howler.
Pali 1. • ,fean ticotL W. B. Seamus
lots, Teacher.
The worst of the man with strong
IliiRkes is that be bas oleo strong dim -
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WESTFIELD.
'fu, ouAv, Match Pett.
Mire Ada McCllntdlt is in lioti.ericb
visiting her auut, Mrs. Henry Morrish.
Misr I.urenia Campbell is home after
spending tiro past two weeks visiting
friends iu Lucktww•.
The wetnhero of %Vestfield League
expect to spend it pleasxut evemug
with the Donnybrook League this
t'veniug, as they are being entertained
by the Dounybtrn,k (t•ietidr.
Miss Mary Cheinncy is. we are
pleased to know. so far recovered le
to 1e able to he around tie house.
iter uurre, Miss \Vigbtwan, returned
to her home its Clinton teat week.
Muvtso Tel MYTH.- -Wm. Stack
house and family purpose moving to
Blyth on \Vsdocaday of this week.
They will be very much missed loth
in the ueighlorhood and in the
rhumb. at they have taken quite au
interest and also been able supporters
in the church.
(GONE Tu ALIItRTA,-With Mclarty
and family left today for Alberta,
where they purpose uwking their
hose in future, Mr. Mclarty having
bought a farm neat itlrenrol. Alberta,
LUL fall when in Chet tart of the
e t')'. The members of the \Vtst-
Ileld Methodist congregation wetat
their home last T1tat•sdmy evening and
presented Mr. find Mrs. Mclarty with
au address, a fancy chair and silver-
ware. Much regret was expressed at
their departure from our midst
Charlie Blackman and family alto left
for Alberts today. We are very worry
to lure them tram our midst. Al-
though they have been here only
about two ylant, having come here
from England. land. they have wade many
waris friends and will long 1e• Irup-uh•
beret,.
LOTHIAN.
Tt-t:sitar, Mir. Pah.
Mira Effie McDonald is the guest of
MIs. Jamtes McDonald.
Miss lassie McIntosh visited her
many friends here last week.
Misr Sadie VIcLea a• has returned
hove to Lucknow after spending A
week with Miss Mary McLean.
James Oilman• visited his sister,
Mrs. O'Hara, near TAt•a, and also vis-
ited at Walkerton, where he has rela-
tives.
Mier Nora Hogan has been called
home to her father's rick -1. We
are pleased to know Lha is im-
proving and will be glade pee him
:around again.
TOE Se HOLARA' STANDINt. - The
following is the standing of S. M. No.
7, Ashfield, for the month of Febru-
ary : Senior V. -Everett Henderson,
Alex. Barnby. Junior V. - bila
Agar, Bridget Hogan. Senior IV. -
Lona Henderson, Hannah Hogan. KINTAIL.
Junior IV. ---Gordon Ritchie, Violet
Tuts -tits. Alar. 19(1.
Baker. Murdena McKenzie, Don.
The Misses hose and Jelin O'fteill
Ada Hagan. Krpnie Campbell. III'. arrived home from Cobalt last week Campbell, John McKeith.
Rumen Ritchie, Janet Ritchie, Ethel
McKeitb, Robert McKeith, Mabel
McKeitb. Kennett' Henderson. 11.
F:Ito Agar. Sadie Cooke, Kehl()
McNay. t'irt Il. Finlay Agar,
Themes Cooke, Olive McKeith. I.
May Stein. Graham Messy, Jennie
J oimeton.
A4 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, I.h'ItK-I Itrteking I.,,141n, 751 : Edwlud H+ut
lit NOW. Athone.%eryday eswag Thur. mon, tr.peiring teed., IIii.G, : Angu
ears New remedy for ratn,cUngtee•Ih Iliurmo- 1 Mel.eutl, shovelling Attuw•, $1.2.i : A
forru,hutler than res (ruwu and bridge work \'iutsWue, bre•xking i -u .ids, $'S , A. ,
ret Alodututu elateslnombnrtkablm• (ittldlhet• p•, breatk►ti • 2..
N. It- -You eau always hate your work mud,' 1 1• roads,
bettor dune 111 the deutr' nines -were tau.-. Johll '1'11•1.le, breaking roads, I112. ial
bettor faellIUe. fur doing the work, more coon I' -ii - l, Segnes, hn•nkiug shuts, $1.110
tunable for the urUeul' Edward Shaw-, breaking a o;telt, t i
N°TICK. -THE IA)CAL AGENCY. The • SI will meet again April '2Is
he Dungannon fur The 1.31411111bel the Post- .,
InnenHook and Si atlunerY A(ore Alien 11L again
is,. 1'', 1V. All 111\.\till
onlery 0111 be leee1V011 for uts.eriplion., ad vie. k•
vertlrlun and job work. and moist., will Ito
given fes auieuut. 'sod for the come, NILE.
\VKIINKst,.\Y, March Ilett. 'I'1'IS,i,,.',y. Mewls Pelt.
Mies Ella Ityan tete taken a position Ali. and ?firs, David Mclirattan are
en, clerk with J. 11. Walkout, lug to the %Vast, where lite' heti
Mies Ise Nevins, of (iuderieh, visited decided to wake their future 1 •
friends here on Suuday 1art. We with them every prtwps•rity.
Mise abet.* Treleaven, of Ripley, is
at present visitiug friends here.
A load of our young people went to
Lucknow Inst nighL They report a
pleasant time.
J. E. Tow, I. 1'. S., paid his 'mini -
runnel visit to our spool on %Vednes-
duy of Iart week.
Mt•. Sellers and wife, of Toronto, Ate
at present on ae visit to the Ixtter'r
former home here.
Mn R. P. Maned* left ou'1'hursday
last for London, where elle/ has gone
ou aceouu[ of her !sept), We• Rupp•
the change will benefit her.
T. G. Allen left on Monday fur
Peterborough, when he has. a large
timber limit. He wifl be *Mount about
A week. During Ilia ableuce Nat
Whyarl will have charge of the gas
works.
CHL *eclat was given in the
Presbyterian ebreh on Friday even-
ing last. A/program _was tendered
and a good Mute generally was spent.
quarterly services were con-
ducted in the Methodist church on
Sunday best. The quarterly board
meets on Wednesday of this week.
AN h:zrn.%No.t,. -Jas. Bailie, tel the
Sed voncession of West %Wawanoelt,
has trulepd his fifty -acre farm for the
bakery business of Gen. Stothers, of
Walkerton. 1 he transfer will be
wale shortly. Mr. Soothers was
formerly a resident of thin place and
his many' friends here will welcome
him back to our miflst. •
DSti.'Tg.--un Wednesday evening
of last week the League service took
the form of a dehate. The subject
was, "Resolved, that the pulpit exerts
a greater influence for good than the
press," The affirmative was upheld
by .lops. A. Killough and Joseph Mal -
lough, while H. R. Long and It. E.
Manning spoke in favor of the puss.
This judges, were Itev. W. A. Smith
and J. E. Torn, I. P. S.. who gave
their decision in favor of the negative
by a nerntw margin.
Ph sician
The best medicines in the
a world cannot take the place of
• the family physician. Consult
him early when taken ill. If a
the trouble is with your
throat, bronchial rubes, or
lunge, ask him about taking
. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Then
take It or sot, as he says.
w• publish, .lir ,brine:..
MAFEKINO.
Trlu,i.ly, March Pith.
Mt.. J. 1Velster. of lockaow, visited
her daughter, Mn. Thos. Blake, lest
week.
Miss Lulu Phillips, of Goderich, is
the guest of her cousin. Mins Laura
Phillips.
Mr. land Mee. Richard Johnston end
Mies Lizzie Hoke spent a couple of
days in lioderich last, week.
A sleigh -fond of young people f
here spent a very enjoyable evening
at the home of lieu. Irwin last Friday
night.
()n February 2(k.h a bouncing baby
boy came to gladden the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Finlay. Congratula-
tions!
Earl Slalluugh, if L.oelericb, xud
Ilarry Alton, of Lucknow, are guests
at this I • of their aunt. Mrs. W m.
Blake.
Frank McConnell disposed of his
farm stock and implements at an
auction sale on Monday. Mr. Mc-
Connell has rented hie farm and in-
tends to retire from farthing.
Owing to the snow blockade nm
Om railways, the meil carrier had
very little mail to deliver until Thum -
day of last week, but the weather the
rust few days has been much milder
and it looks as if we would soon have
spring
in.
PORT ALBERT.
Trt ok.ty, Mar. loth. •
loin Bennett took a (lying trip to
('Bette yesterday (Monday).
C. Stewart, of Colborne, renewed
old acquainGthces here on Sunday.
Charlie Alton, of Belfast called un
him aunt, Mrs. Dickson, last Sunday.
Miss May Reid, of Lanes, spent Sun-
day with relatives in thin community.
Miss loti Cunningham was home
from her Arhoul at Belfast laid Satur-
day.
Aire. McNnlIy, of Dungannon, was
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
.Ins, Scott., recently.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. J. Crawford, of
Dungannon, visited lit the forwer's
enures, Jen. Crawfotd's, last Sundry.
A number of young people from
around here enjoyed A pleasant even-
ing at the home of Mr. ,1111 Mn. Nel-
son Graham last Wednesday. The
evening was spent tit in games and vocal
and instrumental music, ending with
it dainty lunch.
BENMILLER.
1: Kmk.'t, Mar. bath.
Misr it. Snyder was the guest of
Mies 14.11. Heddle last Sunday.
.1. T. Newell end family, of (lode -
rich. spent. Sunda at "Pleasant
View." the home of Mrs. Mohring.
A number of the young people from
thin vicinity attended the revival
services held in North street Metho-
dist church, Goderich. net Sunday
evening.
Epworth League topic fleet Thurs-
day evening will he "The %Vine I'ne of
Money," 1. Tien. fi : 17-10, taken by A.
Ileddle, the meeting to be lest by Mrs.
'Rev.) (terrine
The Leegne nervier last. Thurld*y
evening wA...1 well Attended, ifbeing
the Lhly eonserntion nets -ire. A
her of the v g tweiple were
taken into the Imwgue Am members
and it. ie hope) there will he A goodly
number more in the near future.
A horse is still a horse, even When
turned ihto a pastime.
to see their mother, who continuer in
pour health.
Mr. find Mrs. Geo. Collinson and
child and Miss Belle Mc Whimsey
epeut the past week in Blyth at the
hone of the fornter'e latents.
Will long. of Atpen, Colorado.
arrived at lhtt, old hose last week.
Hie Many friend,' here are glad to wel-
come bite heck. Him wife and family
bate spent the winter utonthe here.
Miss Anna McGregor arrived home
last Thursday. She spent i)ecember
and January with her pareub.. wile
now reside in Duluth, and the month
of February- with her aunt, Mrs. Itoea,
in Sault Ste Marie.
Mrs. With Taylor hue returned to her
hone in Sault Ste. Marie :cod Mrs.
Herrick has returned to Lorain, Ohiu,
being called thither by the illness of
their mother, Mts. Kue:htel. who, we
glad to report. is much improved In
health this week.
Aso -mem PIoNKKu (iuNK. - lit
NVednesday morning. March Itis, the
spirit of Mrs. Donald Meteor winged
its flight to its eternal rest. ' Mn.
Mclvur had been a sufferer from rheu-
matism fit it number of years, but
Lore her sufferings without murmur
or e•mtplaitit. She was burn in Scot-
land seventy-three years ago and emi-
grated to Canada with her now-Is•rett
pat•tner W the early sixties. After a
few years' residence in Huron town-
ship, the family moved to the farm in
Ashfield where the son Kenneth now
resides. 'Though quiet and unostenta-
tious, the deceased won many friend',
by whom she was h,•Id in high estrrm.
She leaves G, mourn her departure
her aged Inpatient', three eons Ken-
neth. on the homestead. George. of
Lauriunt, Mich., and John A., of Ann
Arbor University, whose. fellow-rted-
ente sent A sheaf of white ruses to
piece on her casket - and two daugh-
ters -Mrs. Roht. Drennan and ?Iris.
Jas. West, loth of Ashfield. The fun-
eral service on Saturday morning at
the 11011lie watt largely attended. Iter-.
A. Miller conducting the services.
The remains were interred in Kincar-
dine cemetery. The sympathy of the
community in extends to the Ic-
teotett family.
t3ARLOW.
Texans v, March ant.
'I'ow•Nsntt Corset.. Colborne
council met in the township hall at
alovc date, all the nteuthers present.
Minutes of lust tweeting tread and son-
tlrmcd . Moved by Mr. Dtstow, sec-
onded by Mr. Young, that the audi•
tors' report be received, and each
auditor receive 5(1 for him services.
(tarried. A letter from 1.. E. Dtncey
was read, claiming damages for the
boss of a horse, on the L. S. IL, owned
by Mrs. Carney. The matter wee left
in the hands of Councillor Young to
investigate, and report at next meet-
ing. Applications for the position of
treasurer were received from R. M.
Young and T. M. llamilt,n. Moved
by Mr. Kernighan, secotded by Mr.
Young, that R. M. Young be ap-
pointed. Carried. More! by AI,
Kernighen, ,tecondel by Mr. Young,
that the prerient treasurer, Mr. Gold-
thorpe, produce ell I,ok., statements
and pipers, cash, el:;., at tltis,ueet-
ing. The motion wen declared lost..
Moved by Mr. 1lustow, urondel by
Mr. letraughen, that the Meeting
stand adjourned until Thursday et
10 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of re -
ere i'ingthe above•nented patten, etc.
Carried. Move) hp Mr. Kernighan.
seconded by Mr. I)ustow, (hat Herbert
Morris be ,permitted to Inek the gate
et the gravel pit pnrchssed form John
Rands. (earned. The following ar-
entmts .were ordered paid : Mlmiripnl
World, 1l i. all ; E. 1'. I aul ,. 1;q r 1.
wire at PI rents, $.,.:5) : Riker, Bogie.
twenty-one loads insert, a'L. to :
Charles McPhee, repairing swamp
mad, g'L : Lou Mention. repairing two
culverts, *i.i,•) : George Mri NSI.
breaking sones, 141:.Pc..eph (:atter,
breaking nettle yf : Jenkins Brea.,
Cit cm Ntere& - 1'11e• \Voufesee Mis-
sionary Society. net tel the house of
Mrs. Ryan last week. There sate a
good attendance. The hulies are mak-
ing a number of yuihs ,1101 •irticlea of
clothing to send to the Indieels. Next
meeting will be held at Mies Currie'.,
Sunda ' last Ruing missionary,
day, Rev. J. C. Iteid preached two
very excellent sermons, in the morn -
lug 011 China. and u► the evening on
the verse, "The Lunt hath need of
thee," Mau. 21 : a. The offering was
much larger than formerly.... .At
Epworth League next Tuestbly even=
ing the topic will be taken by Miss
Myrtle Ryan. The sultjer't is, e•At,
Easy Life vs. a Hard one,'•
SIXTY YK.Vts \ Rk..IrENT l( \1'A-
w.1Nu14I1. -One of the shoot t'ste'emel
and venerated residents of 11,.
towuehip u 1 %Vas[ \%':►wxnush
parAl
ANA y u i Fridity last ,1n
the death of !)avid Mcllwam, sr. 'alit•
deceased was a native 11f Ireland, 1,.'-
ing born at the town land d of T gb
m:,re, parish of liandlhe•Id, comity
Down. on .tune IOtb, l'422. Ile ciente
to Canada lit the year 1.10. leavinp}i
horse on the Rh. of April and arriving
in Goderich Julie loth. Ile was ut,►t-
rie/d February ant, 1x17, to Jane
Johnstone, and x ahem tinge Tater
settled in the township of Wawauosh,
Mrs. Mellwain died s • sixteen
years ago. but x family of ten children
are left, as follows : Robert, merchant,
at Nile; %Valliant, on the holue.te,td,
and Andrew. on the adjoining farm :
David, at Nile : John, in Mont est :
Alexander, in North Dakota ; ?ars.
%Vilson and Miss Martha, at boor,
and Mrs. Tiffin and Mrs. McPhee. im
the township of Colborne. The -de-
ceased is survived also 1.y two
brothers,
•
'twct
Pelf-siste,•e quad six half-
brothers. Rio brothers are John, in
Wingtant, and Andrew, in i)etroit,
and his half-brothers George, Janes,
Johnstone, Robert, Saltitle! and Ilugh,
all in (ioderict' township. Mrs. SIc-
Allistet'and Mts. (iridin. abet in Godes
rich township, are half-sisters. '1'h••
funeral took place on Monday to Moit•
land ceumetery, Rev. ('. Rutberforl,
of Dungannon, conducting the,obse•
quies. The pall -beaters were f
sons and two tions-in•Iow, It. Alcjl-
wain, Andrew Mcllwxi,, David Mell•
wain. W'nt. Mcllwnin, John McPhee
and John Tiffin. The very large n
her of rigs which followed the remains
all the way to Maitland cemetery
showed in what esteem the deceased
was held in the community iu w•laieh
he had sit lung resided.
AUBURN.
Wt:o.Ksuvy, ALu.•h Iltl..
.1. 1'..lackson has rented the 1'utli,
loom' ty. beside the mill, for 0 1, 11..1
if ttve yeti's.
Thomas Anderson in very low at
present. Hut slight hopes are entre••
talked for his recovery.
Frank Dobie, wl,, hats spent. the
past Ihtee• yuan: on the 1ar.ifr 1'0151.
re here at presort visiting his mother.
Jamey llowete, rm., of CoIls,rnr. La.
sold his farm to Mr. Builder., of the
aau►e luwuthi 1. The price et -slime! is
said to I to $ (,:2111,
N. Johns, :tsaesotr fur l:edlorne,
made his animal rounds to the west
of the village Lust week. The ,tsse•.e•
Iter in • of the indications of spring.
and also gives certainty that. the rel
lector will follow in due time.
Mts. \V. T. Riddell t•,r:cive•d a Irk --
grant litot %I lay interning info' ••
her that her sieter. Alt•u, had died the
day before in Lloyvhuinster. Deceased
hail been complaining during the forst
year. bat the end was not esp. eted Ni
soon.
Janie!" iluwell, or., w trying to v -
mere a Poon in the village to relit:
Therein be shows his e• 11•m.'.
'e have n,• press to blow our U nur
let. but wee ran a'bird aquiet; lilthy,
progressive aetrent rid' it let ire.'
fernier.
1.11,1t.11nv t':NTt:tiT.1,NMKNT. :11. me
tertainviment ander the anis tires of the
Auburn public library will be heed en
the evening of \Ve ne.th,y, Mer, I1
111th, when the ((disposing will take
part : (bnd,'t•ich 'wart elle 'Misses
Brown and (lark and Messrs. Suntan
and'Thoninotlt..A. Key Adams, t,ctI,-
rich : Mien Mabel Young, loyal ; Miss
Florence Young, tastes : Rev. .1. L.
Small, Blyth : \('ill Finglautl, (bode -
rich 1'. I. ; and .1. A. Sntheeliukl,
Auburn. Admission '2s-,. eltildn•ii
111,-. 1)out•t time at 7::1111 1, n1., run•
eet•t at N. This remises to be the
most cnjovable ('vent of the sea see in
this nrighlorhtsxl, and ass the object
is A %o thy line there ,hwdd b• a
bumper house.
Hlrt.v. Ammo( 1.'ruoN Mt'ret:1: .'.i
CoN,'Itter,--Loot \Vedneed.y evening,
A•P M.�bs■ra Mte...n
nt
Ue�sw. 11110 you' .t.
ewn.0 ,..0r
Meta
Bilious attacks, sick -headaches, indiges-
tion, constipation, dizzy spells- these
are some of the results of an inactive
liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses
Ayer's Pills in these cases. The dose
is small, one pill at bedtime.
=seems es ab• J. 0. yes a.. Lown. 'Jew.•--
Lhe Ili Inst., the• Rifle .‘,..Ariel'
gate its um111AI oyster supper mut • in -
cert. Them teas it splemdul 11,1101.1
and the t', -t,iu was ,►fl ex.•.Aleut •
iu eve•ry respect. wheel , 1 uselo deet.
An admirable supper it ..•t-tetl iu
the Oriattg.• Hall from 1; Ie s .i aha k
slid all were delighted tt 11 1t the rN
*silent Carr limaidel. .111.•1 .uppA•I
all Atli lied 1.• the '1'rwlr r:uive 11.111.
where tleretiurere wit. held, alit all
re
psent tare agreed that the prow
wua 1b1e 11. 14 till• Asa,l•latlnli hail tel
IIrrut idol at this annual event. %V1,,.
pallier. Reeve if %Ve•st \1':tw:enush.
occupied the chair and after a Cott
appnq,riae wunls
.ear' .ti lists. .1 due•( 0•:11 u•udete.l
by Mr:>rs..1. Shake, :cod MAW Ile, e1
Iilytt11. And tiu•.e gentlemen also resit
dere,l seises during Ihe• etc . '111.
4111ter s. 11oi,ts were 111rsnr-. Downs, e1
L'lintot, ole, :n. A sieges of enols
mingi t inlmiGahlr, ieliee and Suth-
rebind! of Atlhllt•lt. Headings were
Oven i\ Messrs. 't' u., %Vatseu and -
,lnhus, tel' %ulut•i,, and variety was
given to the evening's enjoyment by.
two dialogues first, "The 1'01t And
Ibe 1.ishulxn,•' by Ernest liots•rtsel.
and John U ,Iwo-tsou, who were excel-
lent in their rest sective parte and
whose jukes kept the audience in a
dcintinual roar of Iatighti'a. 111'11, ser.
Ile ••1Vautted. A .1'ymfdrntinl
eutuely !till ori tuney shut
ti and I sus '-.atV rsation•
-
Dr. %Voir w•a, -.Ion (than •Dubh.,"
who 6„s as girut t rhos-iret.a cia'.L
front four itt•Irlir:mtty, which 11:111,4
wwr Mean by Ale•vv. (0-.tt•g.• Stento.
Sutherland, ICrr.x Au1( 11.•Is. L .. Hfs
11st servant ,i. used di laughter. by
his strop hugtor bud this part wits Well
acted by George Lsulpulsn. "reel
Save the Kit.;,•' I.ruught thi. uwst ,tors
ressful e•aenit„ fait ,-lone, '11it• n'cnue-
luanists Wen. Alt•.. Stalker. elf nlvth,
and .1. Arthur Sutherluud, of Aubimu.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP. ,
Alar. loth.
alis. Adelaide Itit idsem lett last
week -to take charge of ,t school. at
Crediton.
Mrs. Healy, of luau, stn's, it few
days last week at the hettte of Jae.
Mcl'lu.key. •
?lits ML•uuie Yuitl t•ulutainrd it
her of her friends nn I'hnrstlav
evening of 1.1 41 week.
Ge.. .\Iontg sty: who has heirs
laid up several weeks with ,i broken
leg, is able to be nut. again.
ST. HELENS.
'I't-t.;n.t v. ?I:►r. lith.
Will '1'i"Id n•tnrned to Cargill am
Wednesday.
Mel 1 , 'n• e
John . \ Ion»Id anal a lit l tel 0,•r
in %V imgh:un on 'Tuesday.
Gregor btustt, of Mulsotls Ikutk,
Ltickuow, :pent Sunday at house.
, l'has,'l',w,ke has left again for the
woods after spending it low weeks
with friends hem.
'Ve are Meshed to see Thin. T'wld
art 1 again its usual lifter his recent
attack of grippe'.
itiiss Shiest Itllthel'finl, teacher at
1tolyrxsi, nie•tlt tit(uit-diy sell Sen-
ility at her I • hen•:
\V, S. Mcl'rontie aural hi.'4.ster
B. Me( I,satie heft un 'I'hul•stlnv .,ti all
extended visit. 10 friend, at IAretlen.
.A n,nnle t of tsimee ln'nple trent
here had a carry rnjuyable• .14..1iii
part ylit W. 4-. %Veblis nn 'rue.d:.v
night.
!.utbe., dnh'1 'firgel the inslitole
meeting on the 21111 a1 ►1r 11. K.
\1111e's. A treat fn f•vu rh.nly so h
e
attends.
Will Taylor, of Knox College. will,
is well and fitvul•ably 1. •rt an,uud
here, occupied I111• polpil here lama
Sabbath,
%VI• mete pleased lit tee 1 t..'l'aaylot
down for the village on Tnreday and
we hips. sant Ln see him elnnpletely
recovered.
KELPION
STAINLESS IODINE OINTMENT
Dorn not ,olot or burn, time. Rheum.b,m• Sprains,
!Muir., and large glands, applied b1 rubbing. at :.4
kelt Store., 21..
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Rapid changes of temperature are hard
on the toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform -the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind - know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
Scott's Ern:lb-ion strengthens the
body so that it can better withstand the
danger of cold from changes of temperature.
It will help you to avoid taking cold.
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ALL fRUr:CISTS: rot. ANE) Ft.00.
The windy month
Of March is here
eons warm things left
That are not dear,
W'-3ile Winter lingers
in tlie lap 1,1 Sluing. (vl'•al'tf still selling the heavier
"(iud1•', Thr 1111,' prices of -many lines give you this
opportunity of it practical investment.
New Goods
i
for the New Season
I
1 i are 10IIiillg' itt last.
11-u do tut think nicer cloths fur Men's suits atilt
inediuui-weight overcoats were ever 1Iiodueo(1 dull
those imported, by us for the euluiug season's wearing.
We take these lieu fabrics, selected in I;ritish Mills,
imported in delusive patterns, and impart to each
garment that quiet and artistic simplicity which meets
good taste. (aur garments appeal to gentlemen.
NVe are excIIl'dte tailors and men's furnishers,
devoting our whole time to the study of what is newest
au': most popular in art -tailored cluthiug. yet moder-
ately pric1•ll. 4
\Ye shall be pleased to have you call.
Everything for Men and Boys.
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE.
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THE FENCE TO BUY
IS THE FENCE THAT WiLL TURN ANY
KIND OF STOCK and last longest. When we
say that fence is the PEERLESS we have plenty
of good reasons for saying so. 1t is
HORSE -HIGH,
,_ ,BULL -STRONG
and PIG -TIGHT
Made of all No. q wire. Will stand double the
strain ever required of itIt's all in the lock the
harder you pull the bghter it holds. Cannot slip
up, down or sideways -
n That's s THE PEERLESS
All kinds of Fence Wire cheap at
L'4)
Worsells' Hardware
and Stove Store
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AItEQUATE
VERTISING
• As • a store grows 11 importance, it-.
advertising must ;row. .I it the advertising .
must grow -in volume, in li erality, in quality
- faster than the store itself\grows.
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This is true because tho Store must keep
pace with the advertising or within hailing
distance of it. 1t never does quite "catch up,'
any more than the cars of a trail) overtake the
engine. And exactly as the engine pulls
the train along," s(i the advertising "pulls the
store along." -
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To pursue the conyarison : 'It requires
a bigger engine to pull a thirty -car train than
it does to pull a ten -car train. And it takes
more advertising to "pull" 11 "hundred -clerk
store' than it does to pull it ten -clerk one.
The train will not -make much progress
on the (lays that the engine is not running ;
but it will slake just as !live progress on talose
they, 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
0 ,it: ,slid when it i•i running every week that
you (tesire to seek business and to increase
trade.
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