The Signal, 1908-4-2, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICIL ONTARIO
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The News of the District.
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LEEIIURN. 1 LOTHIAN. I LANES. tHat:ketl's succeediug in reaching Che
'1'VI L)AY, March 31rt. I Tri oAY, March :flat. Mos. iaY. Mauch Mali.'�''•hu in mon s.ue pastor e ( e the -
1 whriug errs. As some oC -their in-
vile.d to take u.►rt in the prugruut hod
con.v some little distance to eaeeuut- I
lie slate 46. it was decided to give ell 1
the pnograur Imes*ilrte. J. C. Stouter..
WW1 appointed chairurau and :a short i
but well appteciatd program wire
givenconsisting of music by the 1Juti•
gement orchestra and Blake': d buii•,
Recitations by Hazel Hcury nod Irene
TI sun. a drill try the buys, it iii,t-
Iogeu: by tome little girls and an Ad-
dles« by N. Sha.•kletoo. Hazel
tv %
,• • •'e rwiWt ,I. v, roto•
11 111) Y) ell •
plate, deedibing the 1.1r•iit Contest
In verse and extending .1 welt ' to
the visitors. The Duugamem er.
cleat st gave home gid d scleetions 11.,d
wet•.• heartily oucurwl. At the cosi-
cluaiuw of the meeting a hearty vote
of thanks wee teudeini t free at
dietetic.. who unsirti:d in the program.
per Irawrou has -bought a "mit from AttuTN1:K PtoNutut Go ig. - Last,l Nathaniel 1)earsley, of Torouto. Lr
'eaten %VIIIIaiuu. lie is g g Lu Thursday. Patrick Hogan. one of the artieting JuseithStueltzar, our rmithy,
stake it driver out of it. early pioneers; of Ashfield, p,assd in the spring rush.
LITKIt.IKV f4/t'IYTv. -Thu Literary away in the eixtysevauth year of his Sugar -making is the pastime of
society hAAun,cAni ad with Henry ay. I)ecetased cave here, in company quite a number of people i1. and
IlortulI as preeid,ut .(td Reggie Wil- with his pxlents, brother', and eistetw, around this district at lambent.
haute as .ectttlarytieaeuter. A chair
when he was tette.. seals of Age autl The teeny friends of Henry Mullin
wan will be electett eat each meeting. hart resided here eversiuee• ile leave, are glad t, hear of his improvement.
The next uioetiug will to o1. Friday
to mourn him* widow, one e m and We
supe to se+e him around again i1.
nett, April Std, when therti will be a seven daughters. The (intern un his fernier stilts.
debate on the aubjuct, "Resolved, that Monday to Kingsbridge cemetery, Ko Alton who bad been virion
'tile Indian has 'suffered mute at the, despitv the bad state of this roads, teas i f.
he dr of the hvliit• Mina than the largely attended, !Mowing t b e lelativem at Heltmste iettartlwl stone o1.
nog Irving limiter and Reggie high *rep ct in which the deceased 1'I'iday tart. HI. sore foot is Laptev
Willi ' will take the itnliulxtive• and nae held i1. the district. lug ousels, having had 1.0 setback.
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Hume uatm" and Henry Horton the ►'hi' Hifi.. Asetx irtiuu him hal! its
ut•gative. The Society has adopted LAURIER. annual tueetiug and erianged businers
this rule th t only tI uioe will la awl• for the coining et•aton's 6hootiug. As
milted to lho. meting., who will agree
Hr ur'r:u.tv', March 31st. .eon i it the weather and ground per-
, to rase come { in the program.. ay, Bob. the lane is splendid now : ',tit the member. will meet for an
but Lake a buggy next time. ..early shoot.
14x1. Macle•.uwuo, who is atWnding The toads at present ale almost he-
r' t•
the Gdderich Collegiate Institute, paaawbs: then 1s n Ithe wheeling
sprat Sunday at hie houee here. nor sleighing. If the warut weather
Mies Anuie MacLennan hada very continues the aDOW will won disay-
succeteful regbec ou Tuesday of last pe • giving us the roust enjoyable
week. This is leap yexr, you know. 11eaaon of itis year.
Neil MacKenzie. wbu hoe spent the L:REWE
winter months at Year Lake, returned
lows Saturday. The girls are all ' Tummee. March 314.
smiles now. MIs. Plunkett i9 couvaleecent at
Mise'. Tena and Ethel MacKenzie, prevent.
who spent the last two months with -auine' Sherwood had :t euceessful
their uncle, U. McKenzie, returned to tvo,xller 1.0 I'hureday.
Dakota on Sate:elev. 11..1. JohnstnL of Imes, *pent it
Miss Minttit MacLmnuao has r•- trw +boys here with relatives.
turned 10 her home inGxlertch ha
v- Meuary end Miss Lily Como
to •w
g a Ipent a G wr ek« visiting friends )rft here 1.0 M00d4 % on a trip to
,aid retie tyre In this neighborhood. Hxwtltuc.
\ heavy electric ..term, the fleet of Victor %tautly left here 011 Tuesday
the waren, night over tai* ueighbur- for an extended visit to relatives at
beret Friday night. It was aceompan- .�1e1ewbn.
dam by very ilt,, I heavy talo and bell, iwt no Mr. and Mn. Robert Higgins; were
damage Ivroultesl.
, 1'run, i no,b.r uarws,«ndtnt.. the guests of Mr. and .fes. Geo.
I, DAY, March .'7th. Durnin on Thursday.
Among those who are on the sick Mr. and MIs. Stephen Deever, of
list :err Airs. James Johnstone And Dungannon, were the guests of Mrs.
Lary Munroe. Wm. Pierce 1.0 Thursday.
\\'.• art sorry to see that Mrs. Me- .1. Blake. of Mafekiug, who has leen
If.u• mid Mrs. .I,unie•au► are net Lm- at Fort Francis in the luwbxerwo du,
proving very much. is home. He gave Crewe a call as
%Vake up. Lochalsh ! it it pretty usual.
near •priug : time you're waking. Mr. and Mn. John (iauley and
We have not teen any news from dsughtet• were the guests of Mr. and
your burg for it Icing time. Mrs. Samuel !Sherwood for it few days
We are pleaa.ed to welcome Miss Ltd. work,
Ituth McAdam hack to our midst Mn, Stuart Findlay'. of Mafeking,
after a *toy of over a year with her returned home un Tuesday after
sister, Mn. Owens, in It inlaid'. spending it few dart with her neither,
Tut.. is Lett. YK.eR.-- \\ hat eau 'he Dfs. J. sVbitly.
the platter with those girls anyway Mee. Gen. Nixon Is here At ',Lessor
Here there are pretty nearly for e, waiting on her mother. Mee. Pat.
months gone by of Mark and no pro- ,Pierce, who is ill. We wish the
!meals heard of. Why. girls. wake Invalid A speedy recovery.
up! do not waste precious time. This W. H. Maii.e has mold fifty acres of
opportunity comes but every four land to Abram Culbert. it portion of
years, you know. and for toys are what was formerly known +as the
anxiously waiting for you. So get Taylor's mill property, un the Ith con-
version.
A ti.art'v Et ENT. ---On Thursday, Samuel Sherwood, of Benast, tit: -
March the Iut1,, the home of Archie eupieut the pulpit in the Methodist
McIntyre was the scene of a brilliant rhureh on Sunda • in the absence of
wedding• the joining in holy wedlock the pastor, Rev. IV. A. Smith, who is
of hie daughter Margaret to Donald indisposed at present.
MacKenzie, of Alberta. son of Duncan
MacKenzie, 12th concession. 1'11 the
strains of the bagpipes. played by the
well-known piper Duncan McKay. the
bride entered the parlor leaning on
her father's aunt. She was beautifully
attired in point d'esprit over taffeta,
with the usual veil and orange 'blos-
soms• and carried cream roses. She
was att•udal by her slater. Sarah,
daintily gowned and carrying carna-
tion... The groom w:as eestste.l by his
C1/111611, Alex. MacDonald. The cere-
mony wax performed by Rev. A. Mil-
ler, pastor of Ashfield Presbyterian
church. in his usual secure and im-
pressive planner. after which all re-
paired to the basement, where a most
sumptuous repast was served. The
tables and rooms were beautifully
decorated with roses and carnations.
The night was spent by the assembled
Retests In the usual festivities to suit
the butte of all. The presents were
magnificent. showing the high esteem
in which the popular bride and groom
ate held. The but wishes of all fol-
low then' to their home in sunny Al-
berta.
1'n1: F.tItMgKw. '1.1•11. --At the meet•
alt 1.f the r F arm
er+' Ulu
h 0n dh
We.es-
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day evening of teat w.wl: a number of
interesting addressee were given. A.
Regime. of Sarnia, talked 1.0 eMtxleru
'Miry Methods :' lieu. Laithwaitu, of
i oderrh towuship, dealt with a num-
ber of teaks of agricultural inlereet :
Ed. 1.A ti spoke on "Pari.. and
Fore,h" and J. I'. Linfield gave a
paper• 11. Mortis, the chairuttut, alai
Vis an :uldrree. Jar. l,iuklutv.r eou-
tl'ibuttxl tome violin melect• , studgs
were given by Mr. hugs.... and 11.
Horton. and a vocal duet mite ren-
dered by 'Oliver ('took xod N'«Iter
kingswell, The next meeting will be
Pah. instead 01
a • .\
Its ilea
Held on Fry i y , til 1
p
the Mb. A number of important eub-
iel•ts will be put furwitrd ler consider
d ion.
KINC;SBRIDGE.
31OND.ee. March 30th.
Mics Ila Foley i« visiting friends in
l,uadon.
Mrs. John O'Neil and baby have :t•-
ri ..sl beim..
Mi.. Maty Doyle has been venting
her p-uents here.
Misr Minuie O'Connor i* 61111 visit
lug friends on Brush street.
Jus- and T. O'Connor are ',repel -
ing till go sailing this examen.
Slims Mary Stock, of Kinkw•a, was
the guest of Miss Marie Hd11ivan last
week. -
Lany Wallace. of the 1'nion hotel,
tiuderich, paid a visit to our t ow n un
Sunday.
Jun Young. of Loyal. paid it fur-
. well visit to friends here la%t week,
t;,wei•bye. Jim,
Miss Margaret Buckleryr %pent it few
week* with her sister, Mn. Foran, of
4t. Augustine.
Andrew Martin has been .t. L for a
few days. However. too Al I. glad l',
We him out again.
Well, we are rutty for our friend
who sent in the budget of news last
week. We :ere not ashamed of our
dames.
Misses Kate and Agnes l'ope have
returned to their h in Parkhill.
:Nis.. Alice. Dalton is teething Kings, -
bridge school in Miss Agnes' place.
The roads here are in a very hal
ondit ion. There is neither wheeling,
walking, nor sleighing. We hope.
however. to see good roads for East*.
John Kerte, of Duluth, is recover-
ing from an attack of «nlallpux. His
many friends herr are glad to know
this, aa Mr. Keefe was Duce a Kings-
bridge boy.
)lis% Kate Sullivan visited our vile
lege a short time sgu. When sbe re-
turned to Gtderieb her sister. Miss
.tnuic, went with her and ea yet we
do not hear of Annie's return. .
Edward Dalt nu utas returned from
Asheville. North ('srnline. where he
was emending the winter. We are all
glad to see him back again and bope
hr will have bettet• health bete now.
Yes, Messrs. McCarthy and Austin
have arrived on the scene at bast.
Even though one of them did play out
they managed to get to a place when
they ...fluid get refreshment« again,
"Hume sweet home."
11q11111 111nother'on,•-1«,ndri.
Mo.u.tX. March :Moth.
Chas. Dalton has arrived home from
1'nitalt.
The many friends of Patrick Hogan,
of Lanes, will he spiry to hear of hie
drmisr, which weltered on the 27th
of this month. The remains were in-
terred at Kingsbridge eenu•lery 011
Monday lent.
Mr. Mala, of Kingshridge, h:w
rented the farm of Jame!' Young, jr.,
of hovel, for gram. Mr. Young has
sucereefelly patted bio examinaLinn a«
lint engineer and intends to sail on
the lakes for the future.
KINTAIL.
TrrlleDA Y, Mar. Mot.
Thos. O'Reilly, sr., is Laid sip
Sikh 1a pkrippe.
John K. McGregor arrived tonight
went hie trip to Chicago. '
('ham. Daltonof Cobalt, tetar;eel to
,tend the 1 f1.t 1
we 1
MIs. Diek McDonald is visiting her
mntht•r, Ahs. Ferguson, of Aml►erley.
Mrs. Jim. Griffin is indisposed at
present; but we hope to hear of her
speedy recoVtet•).
Moe Hewed Owen has gone to Gude•
rich to spend souse time with her
*inter, Mn. It, Oke.
Mr. and Mils. Wm. Fihtayaon. Irf
Lorne. ne. !lent a few days lent week- at
Ile hd.nse of her brother, Chas, Stew.
•tet.
Dan McMurrhyr, of Goderieh, is DLO'
lug with John Douglas, who, We its
Pleased to state, la recovering front his
recent illness.
ORet't'ARY.--On Tlwlacley, Mai -ch
10th. the angel of death again came to
our midst and took an aged and re-
verted Led c"teen in theperson
of Mn.
Noble Johnston. Her hunllatnl pre -
demoted her four years. She was a
native of Ireland an4 can,, with her
Ietlnhand in pioneer (Trt's. She leaven
to mourn IMAMS four sons and two
daughters. The remain-. were in•
terred in Kintail ce. tory Saturday
afternoon, Rev. A. Miller conducting
the nervier..
Ni'eTt. Is, On Wednesday even-
ing, March 2.ith, n d uiet but pretty
wedding (weltered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Dixon, 1201 coneessinn
of ,1slufle14, when their eldest daugh-
ter, Mary J., became the bride of John
Me('reight, of Huron township. Rev.
A. Miller performed the eeremnny.
Owing to her,avement in the bride's
family only a few relativsi were in-
vited. Mr. and Mere. McCrsight left
for their home In Huron next after-
noon, causing with them the Iwst
willies of the bride's many friends
here.
Ambition goIs a.'on, faster when
unhindered by a tender eenscience.
PORT ALBERT.
WNW:VsDAT. April 1st.
(Idling wood is the order of the duty.
Mrs. Saw (frown and sun arrived
home from Mu.knke last Thursday.
Jas. ,Scott sold his team of heavy
horses to Nixon Dougherty last week.
The jam of ice up Lhe river has got
hoose and the river is once more dear.
Miss Evelyn Hayden. of Gaderick.
spent a few days last week under the
parental roof.
IVs are glad to itrotlt that Mr. and
Mir. Thos. Dickeon's infant child, is
better again after being seriously ill.
Nelslnl Menton has recently pro-
ctored it colt from Mantuel Lewis.
Nets kuuws where to find good horses.
Mise Minnie Cunningham and retry
Hayden. of the G. C. 1.. spent Satur-
day and Monday at their Ivsp•ctive
homes.
Hector itawkins and Frank 4
returned to Port Arthur yesterday
ITuesdayt after spending the winter at
their Balk`s here.
A RECORD BREAKER.
Last Year's Sales of Hyomei, the Guar-
anteed Cure for Catarrh. Larger
Than Ever.
The Inerile of Hyomei (this Hetet
ment that cures catarrh without
stomach timing), an popularity and
growth are unique in the annals of
medicine. Mo pronounced is the re
lief and cure tollowing the use of this
treatment that it ban been publicly
recommended by leading drugglsts
and physicians in nearly every state
awl town in the country, with the
result that last
year's s sales were
larger than ever.
The fart that If omei is s, simple
and eomplotc, and that it cures by
breathing medicated air and not tak-
ing drlgn into the ttoitiM•h, no doubt
hex helped to create thie widespread)
ind rapidly increasing army of
friends.
The way in which it has been sold
by .lane Wilson has undoubtedly aided
greatly its introduction in ((oderleb.
He is mach a firm believer in the
power of Ifyomei to curs all catarrhs
tremble, that hr 1.I•ges peeepte to use it
with the understanding that the cast
will be refunded to anvuune who is not
benefitted by the treatment. Yon do
not risk a cent in testing the healing
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EAST WAWANOSH.
Non-alcohofic
Sarsaparilla
If you think you need a tonic,
ask your doctor. If you think
you need r'ontething for you:
blood, ask your doctor. If you
think you would like to in,
Ayer's non-alcoholic Sarsapa-
rilla, ask your doctor. Con-
sult him often. Keep in close
touch with him.
A
rt
publish °ur r rr
W. bare.► -.•h,.'.
7 rr...,,r..wd.cic.
ers
Ask your doctor to name some of the
results of constipation. His long list will
begin with sick -headache, biliousness,
dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then
ask him if he would recommend your
',sins Ayer's Pills.
• mad. by u. J. C. Ares Or,, Low.::. I:r:r.•�
\luvn.Va, March :Ali.---- •
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Bu►liug top is this sided of the day
DOW. Spent Eighteen Dollars
David Tiedrtle and family moved t .
Ifrlgrave l.t.t week. u;ratirutrn:-i have pleasure i1.
We are sorry to beer that Robert a utlhi; Hier l hove used $15.00 orthef
Haines !s wore,• aawait,]lsythine, and es u result$
was worth of
very serious throat and lung trouble.
\ly rase was meiotic dittieult nue, sad
the doctors Lad practically said that I
could ant get well. I tried PsydUnsl
Juhn Furan ronsiwrnred work all
Ali.. •1'istl.de'e todac, Ile is rwgagrd
fur eight he, it •
Alberti. Stein left 110i'11111110.i111.: Cur and it did me so much good that I con -
working hit Ildulretead.
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I' ...SPRII�TG- I908...
suiting Cloths
iH the popular shades UI' brUWils, grey's,
etc. • We design and ',lake u1) these
exquisite goods' to your measure in
latest style known to art tailurilig.
11 Stiff Hats
itt
all the newest I)Ioeks noel shades.
NEW
C t,nu•,I us ow, until 1 had takou 108.00
worth trios e t h
r. result t that 1 •ismn ow
Vi siliant %Vatten. of Italifraie. bas a new mon phy-sieaily. I have gained
been ewes -dell the emittatt for et- thirtydive pound..
uaulrlling the alms,' 1.1 wita,l n.•etiun 1 r is with the greatest renfdenee
No. 7. that 1 recommend Psychlne to all who
A cyclone did considerable damage are afibeted with threat or lung trouble.
down about free«{u•rity un Friday Yours truly. C. A. PINKHAM.
night. It tore the rout alt Mr. W,uh• s. etAbet n. Que.. Sept., '07. I'
Mgt 011'. p '. harand blab 1.1111 heal
away. It ulxt took the runt elf M1. T!''i man apeaks from experience.
Mill's learn, Psycbine runes all throat. ehest, lung
and _roniari' troubles and rives ren••wod
► BN/i oaYK, ibe. '005 el retie' and litality to rundown
JIt ludaty►t. C'urNd n.. -Thr cuuura ,lis. At all dtu tuts, ti0.• and •1.01. or
',met today pursuant to adjournt(i 1.t• 1)r. 'l+. A. Stereo'. Limited, Torectn,
members all present. \Minutes of list
meeting were ttdd std latbred. The
following pxtlhtunett•i t. prundkecpere 7 --' - - -"--- --
and fencr'.icwere writ. appointed -for of M. M. No.:•, Colborne. for Fel.r.cu•y
the current yexr: 1'.athunmllrrn--- and Metra: Aleck Wiesen. diorite
(Avid lex:khart. John Pfeifer. .Ino. N'. Ho gi., Walter Thantp.su. 1,1"y.1 Me•
Noinere,'1'heelar,ulnoek, Alex. Palter- 1. sun. Senior 1V. IYarrrll 31't'aun,
rrin. Juhn Duerr. %% Ruddy. .lou.
Hoare, %Vsn. 1Atbie', Wm. 'I'oll, Geo..•t.
Henderson, It G. Metiowan. D. McGill,
si., Jas E. Marshall, John J. Nimes,
Jar. Tuu\\
ney, '1.i. J. 'timer, ,la+.
Hickinglsittem, Ja.. R. liedmonil.
Newton J. Campbell. Relit. T •y,
Thou. M. Nobly, Fret] .1. Itatb. \1'm.
Fotheigill, •1a•. E. Neter, A. 1'. Hard.
151: Allen \\'al..m, r .: Jol' y t'hih-
holm, Ht.. Senior 111. -Harvey Me-
Caun, 7t4; t'in,'.i Cool., 17. Junior 111.
Reggie Met'.•s•iq,C • \linoet1.' Me
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D0114151. i:r; T y /`hisbd..ro, ,1:
ie+t•ne• Thin 1..w. t ! : !ani,• Thempstm,
:,!). Settler !1.-.\ndn'w Mogi.•. •I,,1.•,
:'.r It. !sl Et 'wet Brri,•. '1'etrnde
Hunter. J' y Theeitt '.I. (le Delle
isty, Thos. Black, Fred M. Cook. Mdd'ann. Seeder Pert 11. Beatrice
()Avid A. Dunbar. \Vn1. \%ightmati. 1'hisbolKti Senior Cad 1. `.lust•y
Jno. S. Scott. C)•rue \V. Scott, Relit. Glidden. The tull.wing were Owed
Owens. Dan. Geddes, .las. McCaI-
lutu, sr...las. %V. Bone, • t' g.
haus Nathaniel Bolt. lin t. Henry,
('hos. If. King. Patrick Gi ns, e11.
Deepen. Jos. A. Brandon. ty Ii,
Selendn•U, Win. J. Salter, John',Ce-
ram., Gel,. E. Fitzpatrick. (;.•o. '1'.
Robertson, {..b1. Reid, Jonathan 'Pe -
Mr. and Mee. W. J. Treleaven. of Lison, Gen. 31. RoIs•rts,n. proles 11.
\\'ingh,iw, were visiting friends here Scott. Andrew :Schimmel!, \Ven. Ar -
the latter part of the week. We- were buckle, sr.. Wm. M. Anderson, '1'h••,.. _
pleased to meet them, ,as they were Finnan. Chas. J. Meteor Jules Nor -
old neighbors and highly respected. roan. John Leggett, Fret' J. Davidrun,
Mr. Treleaven' was treasurer of Ash- ihteitf Clow, Witt. Purdun, •1.n..
field township tor a number uf years. . HmelIzer, W m. BSecraft Jae.
1 actin
:From another rori'e.ponnrnt., st•., aohu-GJbltons, John Je nie:um,
S. Rivett bar rented two fields for Gro, l'. \xyLo'. John tM-ecroft, An•
crop. 000 to (leo. heroin, the other to•
Robert Finnigan.
By the looks of thinge spring is
herr. ' Wale up, farmers, and get
ready for seeding.
Miss Franc. Treleaven left today to
spend a few days in \Vingham,and
attend Miss Jean Treleaven'. weddi : g.
The event takes place on April 2nd
high noon.
1.ro KNou h'ARMIU S Bt e•rr.N.--About
two years ,ago Lucknow farmers were
bragging about two calves they lied.
that weighed seventy-four and sev-
enty-nine pound... if 1 mistake note
Robert Treleaven has nate that weighs
eighty-four pounds. Best that if you
can. I,ucknow. J. G. McQuaid h,1.)
gimes egg that weighed over a po
iii the spelling match : its. Allan
\Vermin: wilier 3111 1lartey Me('tnur
iuni,eraid. 31innette McDonald.
•
tirry ''Ob, 1- wish 1 find your
voice!' (hers, --'''No doubt von
would enjoy wine it."
1 WnW1 thirskiug, if it were ' . 1
mid stop it when I liked."
MAFEKINCi.
Trrsn.tY, M
drew Jaainirtuu, 'tV,u, James.
Chsrnney, Gee. %Vallatec, F.•,niei.
1)eveven x. Poundkeep•1e -101hn
Beare Alex. McGuwxn, Ben 11. Tay-
lor, Isaiss Pe:ssen, Harry F. *Siete
David 1.1on. Thos I;obinesm. Juhus
Campbell, John Cochrane, Allier! t('.
Hinton'. Frureviewrrs- David Me.
Gill. er.. in place of J,as. T. 13.11. Joint
McDowell. (Merge Fothergill. 3Veel•y
Pail icon. Samuel McBurney and Gro.
Roberton. A scale for the pet foie
n?aace of tit/vete latter, Hoe. aver
ad ted am follows: ASIlleSoed sip to
g,lMi. une day's work : flow .$ 41 to
$1.0Nietwo days work: from Itl,Ihln to
22.2101. tree days' work : trete $2.21't
to ' four dat-.r' work : from 53 1'1,1
to it.liOil. ee day.. work. and fur every
other $1,5$ ifassessulrntorany fee•
tional part t' ref one additional Jay.
The amount to he charged f.,t _
unperformed et ate latter was set a+.
b 31st. 91 per day. All s
etch lot within t
municipality to he f1
as neer as pn:,.iblet in t c vari.tus n1 ti
Th
divisions in which an, 1 propel ty i.
situated. 51.'vw1 by MI St•sut t, see
ended by Mi. (iillevipit, tba the trees• and
twee Ie• authorized to pay 1 surd+t•.•t • •
ecbcriol heart. such s ns I •) sea>' Tile Linillgi'or i
�oemptier for flit• pty"nK1.d of to diet,'
salaries quarterly.- Carried. 'I'll tole
The Muuicipill \Vnr).l, seeesstuenl rr are 1'0116i4t'i in every
and other toipplirs, 1012.eti, : Glee Pilo.- , WeII-oni('tPtl itttiteheelll :
pen. Winghtww. cementite (wee miller
Lds:al Option Act. 52.311: IV. K. ieveitIiels't,ti
\Vhadey, rent or hall fur' uoun.•11
meetings, tmet !l�s oemelt then
adjourned too ulster again 0t. '1'ur, elay, A n would be
April 7111. when the engineer's Ire j
port upra
the 4islty and Itnllaha,l useless
drains will be rend and eonsider•d.
Au v.x. POIITI•ael'1ta.n, ('lurk. •
1uI•june tothe. huuee
COLBORNE.,
\1
xnev A ryh:M
:eels
)Bell
Al.trrt,e�n ('unr•ssrto♦ N.rl•:•+. With
The member,. of the Evangelical ct ,
wereente•rtaiowl at Uwe I • of their Good Thing
e 1 11
leader, .\ L. Ohler, , on friday evening.
Miss Mattel Snyder spent a few,
days last week with friend: in town. tli.tt✓ttl'e fresh .111)1 1!1'1 ,
The reg11lar weekly tweeting will ' frhlll
be held in 114•thel on fritts• e'..., , ;.
EtTnrte are tieing made to mike the
Bible headings of generalintcleel and
we sir.. leaking for a good) attt•tldanrl•. STURDY & CO.,
lh(YaIN'r.tTldIY. As a lest' • of
regard fur .Itis. Jent kin. wh fat i I1L (lRO(.ER,S.
twenty retie lout been ser•►etu•y' end none ot. Prompt Delnery
treaenrer of M. N. No. 2, the rate.
payrn of the section recently pus -- _--
panted him with it 5251 gold piece'.
The preeentat.i.•n was iw'clnnpnnial fey
nn address thanking Mr. :lenkin for
his servicee to the section. Mr. Jets -
kin is eighty years of ago, but we
hope he will null hr spiral for many, STAINLESS,IOOINE oIN"MENT
yea lie 111 the' 917b1111.1 Ill(P11•!th ,If C"1- not ,.101 sir In.rn. carr, R6e,.n,a1.
bd.l'm'.' 1 ' Rn.i•.r. And large emote,, .eelieJ 1., rnAMng�at ill
11ott- 1151: rPtt.m STAND. Report, IhseStmt.. lam.
After Once Tasting
-f"liel 0, I
no one wants an old-fash-
ioned cod liver oil prepara-
tion or emulsion: bccaui5c
Vinol is a much better body-
builder and strength creator
for old people,weak children,
and for coughs, colds, bron-
chitisetc. If it does no good
we will return your money.
Miss Mabel Alton, of nae, is a
guest at the home of Th. Hall.
my visited
adpy.
Ronald Campbell. o Lttcknow,
spent Sunday with friend at Schaal*.
pot
Mr. and Mrs. Will 11
tebitit•ee in Oodet'ich on S
J. Thomson and c ildren, of
Ilawkesville, ere spendin a .:ouple of
weeks with relatives here.
Win. 'Livers and family ni vcd their
household effects to their n home
in West \Vawanosh un Tue- • v last.
Carey Brim. are giving thei high-
class show of moving ppictu : at
i.ucknow, Hackett's and hinge! on
this week.
N. Saunders had n wood -bee last
Tuesday afternoon and in the evening
entertained some of the young people
social evening.
to a see . g
John Blake, who stent the winter
its it lumber caro', neat Fort Frances,
in New Ontario, returned to his
home here on Saturiny.
A number are attending the funeral
Jae. Brown,who died Mon-
day the morning at the lionise of refuge,
Clinton. The (,mesal takes place to-
day (Tuesday) from Lticknow to Dun-
gannon cemetery.
W. pias. Treleaven. of Wiughasn,
spent a few days here last week re-
newing iee.plaintanees and winding up
his connections aa treasurer of Ash-
field township. Mr. Treleaven in-
tends to 1110,0 old West with his fam-
ily. • '
A r TI15 Semen,. - Report of H. S.
No. 0, Ashfield. for March, showing
percentages obtained by pupils at the
r examinations : - -
monthly Les ♦ .
Carman Mothers, 71. IV. Sr. -- Leila
Blake, 72 ; Fanny Fitzgerald, 114 ;
WAlhan+Twandey, IMI; Walter Alton,
i10: 'Willie Alton, 33 : 'Mary Stun•
der,, 111. 1'.'. .Jr. - !•'••nest }fall, 70 ;
'George Saunders, till. 1 I I. Sr. - Effie
Johnston, 75. IiI. Jr. EIdinf erect -
ley, 111: Jessie Mtothers, Ri : *Tont
Glen, •Edith .Johnston, •\%ill Glazier.
iI,-Will Fitzgerald, 72 ; •Lilly Allen.
•idaGlazier. i't. 11. Mr. - liefaTwam•
Irv, Marie Raker, John Olen, Peter
Glazier. Pt. II. Jr. Ik-ryl Johnslu).
Those harked ' were absent for all 1.r
part of examination. J. U. MrorruucRu,
Teacher.
"TIIRRK't MANI A SLIP." '- Ittake'n
virtues of Hyoltoel, fat• .las. \V' Nen League had prepared an excellent pro
takes all the rink of its leiving sntisfar•- grain for Friday evening in readiness
tion and leaves yon to he the .judge. to entertain the Hackelt's i sign...
Hut as the weft exprea'al it, "Ise
hest mid plans of mice and men gene
h a
aft ' : so the arrangements were
\%hon a foreign nobleman merrier, somewhat altered to suitthe dram]
an American heirose 1s lie not eh.. k- «fences. Owing to the tnelemeniy of
metal r I,lppinoott'm, weather only it few of the people from
Omeees"y Speaking.
Hite lilts Blue sir, Th
It is 1.r Ilse
e
e
Pantry,
Kitchen
lowing account. were ordered pa 1'
KELPION
40406.0400040.10400.04) 410
That hacking cough continues
Because your system its exhausted and
your powers of resistance weakened.
Take Scott'.* Emulsion.
It builds up and strengthens your entire system.
it contains Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites so
prepared that it is easy to take and easy to digest.
All. DRt1LGISTa, co.-, AND 1100 A
the
TIES
NEW COLLARS
NEW GLOVES
NEW UNDERWEAR
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS
Suits and Overcoats Ready to Wear or made
to your measure.
EL'crything for Men and Boys
Right up to the Minute.
Mc L EABROS.
I'�T
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE I
When CI•:eiidren Cough
Give them Mat oil reliable remedy that t.cver fc: , !•, ewe
BOLE'S PREPARATION OF
Friar's Cough Balsam
It step, toughs -bre,.- ;.p ,..:Js- ui.1 i , iu!!.•r:•na•
tioa in throat sail bronchial tells. Ahsilutrly pure and
safe for diddle 2-.t a bottle. At draggle .. er from
NATIONAL UUS 1 CHEMICAL Cu. Llaiaid 101005, Oat. at
VINOL
The Cod Liver Oil preparation that utas nut the disagreeable
of the old-faehiutseil Cod Liver Oil ',repo -idiot's.
It is a Blood Purifier, Flesh Creator u 1 ntiengtii 1'roduc..t, the
best Tonic fur this time of the year.
We return )'+,111• y If not saUsflal.
Sold by
Lost('
BEDFORD
BLOCK
elost GODERICH,
ONTARIO
SEEDS FREE
To introduce our New Swede Turnip, the " Canadian
Gem," we w•i11 give to every inquirer for o(Ir New 1505
Catalerae a packege of tlirse sterns absolutely free. The
great turnip growing district near Guelph shipped 400 car.
of these turnip% to the United States 1::4 season. "Cana•
diian Gem" never grows inng or narrow, is free from side
.hunts, and it of un.nrpassed quality.
if you prefer, we w•111 stud a package of our " Santa
F:nV" puppy or •' Canada', Pride " lunar" in.teed of the
ernip ser•►. 'Write tis. -lav and flame vtc,r'•11n5..
1110116' of th;. N.,r awed. Dante & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd., London, Ont.
Turnip r
i
Clearing Sale of
Wire Fencing
I DEAL
1111 rode of :r wires, :ts inchem high, Stu a reel.
wr
title of t' r
tvs A 111 Ileah 1 :M5• a red.
!
h .
R
:111 rem, of 7 wires, In inches high, 3i,• a cal.
`Ill coals of N wiles, 17 inch,e high, itse a reel.
711 rt elm suf ft wires, :d inches high, -131• u rel.
s1 rode of 11 wine, :)te inches high, 1:k: a rod.
1151 rod. of 111 wires, Its inds.w high. 1`te a rod.
AMERICAN
�y All No. q Wire, Stays Is inches apart.
.•1 rials if 01 Wiles, :Mt invites high, :06• a real.
NII rods of 7 Wilts, IS i11011es high, :3;«• ,a reel.
121 rode 1.t a wire.•., 12 iuehe, high, IOe it cud.
:rtttlt4«I« of 10 wiles. 1'• inches high,' 42c a real.
Stays 24 inches apart
gist rets if 11 wires, :al inches high, 28s: a rile..
1111 reels of s wires, 42 inches high, epic as cal.
IN/ nal* -of I wit.., 18 inches high, (11 at rod.
CYCLONE
7 -wire fl'* ce, 'flays 115 im9n 11 sort. I l.', wire' Nn, 7
aril -ger l hen �/.1
1
1, ►•Pmt all No. 9, at .*re a rod.
fertile' team slave Iit inches apart., tip wily No. 7
llar•ge•r than No. In, rest all No. 1t, at 40c per rod,
:1 full line o'f iiarh. 2 and 1 pain', coiled No. 11 and No. 12,
and weaving No.. I. ml No, 13, always In stet'k.
%''-• ,•trey 11 full lin,' of
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
READY -MIXED PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES
NATIONAL CRMEN r nhvayt d nrrird in slack. lksok
Mir 01111.1 :Medd tar National Ctwleut as a nimhrr M
others are ening, then you are sere of it when you want it.
IN 4'LUMBING, HEATING, TiNSMITHING
and ELECTRIC WIPING
we can give you prompt attention and all work and material
fully guaranteted.
Mere 'Mose as
\to House 'Mons its
CHAS. C. i.' . E
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