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NILE.
Mox»A', April 13th.
Leatit'K.---Nest Tueuday evening
the League, will give a wiesiuuat•y lit-
erary. Realties essays mud readings
an addrem. will Le given by Mrs. Jobe
[ill ow. on ...Impart." Considerable
outside talent i» expected 4, be prey
cut to assist ill the tuusical part of the
progreul, both vocal and Ittrtruwental.
An offering will 1e taken in aid of
mhsitons. All are cordially invited to
attend.
PKE4KNTArIo . Prior to the de-
parture of Mies Orem and Alfred Liu.
field for Baseman, Montane, the exec -
'Rive euulmittee of the Epworth
league gave thaw a hull• surprise.
A very pleasant time was spent in
statues, mimic and recitations. Rev.
.1. C. Reid Made a few well-chos,u re-
marks, e•xpreesi0g the regret of the
executive committee et lo.mg Mies
Linfield and her brother, also esterase-
ing eowweudation for their efficient
work in conneeti'u with all branches
of church work. Mies 1•intield was
then presented with re gold locket mud
chain: 'suitably eugr•aved, as 4a alight
token of Appreciation. All juin in
wiehiug both yuwlg people rucceee
,mud prosperity 114 their new field of
labor.
1',lls.Hee, April lith.
Mrs. G. Sprung, of Auburn, is visit-
ing at the hums of Mies Charles Girviu.
Mr. and Mr. Dan Melvin, of \Viuni-
3eg, sue visiting the Iattel's paare11ts,
II•. and Mrie Potter.
Mr. and MI•s. Thos. Jolmntrnl eut•r-
Lanett a 'slumber of their Nile trirnda
and also some foot' Poplar Row on
Sunday evening.
Thu Hag -pilo fur the Nile *ghoul was
drli*erel on the gII,UIsds some time
.Igo. Sonic aur wiiiiviering if It will be
up ler the'21th of May.
Nie. (!race 1,infiria and her brother
Alfred start tumors -ow fur Bo1A•Inare.
Montana, where the latter has secured
a Iucrative position ton the staff of the
Montana .lgricultitral College.
Spring work has etartml in this
% i*iuity, these last few tbiys have
dried up the *oil Merle. If the
weather continues favorable for a few
teeny day's, seeding will be well under
wayy. '
Kiev, .1. C. herd. B• A.. B. 1)., had a
arty eucceasful wood -bar et the Lush
of Geo. Curry, stetting his year's mite
ply of wood cut. We are glad to
know that liar. Reid has about decldel
stay with ns for his fourth year.
Mee 11umtea lura, it Seaga.
Nest Sabbath being Easter the
ladies of the W. AI. S. take the entire
char-ge 44f the morning service. Mrs.
Charles liireet. the r•
,.ident. a( the
Society, will occupy the chair. There
will lie a program coneieting 114 nl.-
stonary readings, Bible serves by the
termite's+, immanent. d with singing
by the choir Il the church. .A
flee -wall offering will be taken for
suasion,. We hopes to ter the thereto
tilled, les three meeting, are invariably
iutereeting. Iistteed of the Irgulat
Sunday eve g .eryiee the choir is
preparing special wu,.i', for the 4xra-
s1011. -
AMBERLEY.
Moet. is, 1Inil13th.
catching suckers is the rage thi-
%seek.
Hector SI,'Leau ferule n flying trip
lu townt
Ia. week.
Sam Brown rental la! farm 411
Br 1 has Irl 1 I r
Paisleyto\ Crystal 0' pasture.
.11 ta ( i re
) 1>w•
Nisi Annie Iluston, of Pine River.
Is the guest of Mr.. Robert Shields.
Ve all expect to seer the electri4
railway started inside of two weeks.
Service in the Methodist church
next Sunday afternoon at the usual
hoar.
.Jellies Shields ds 1 busy man hull.•
OM a new fence around the Laurier
schoolyanl.
\Vilfre(1 Franey is itupeuving his
farm by putting a new wire fence
along the toed.
lames McDonald merited home fl'.un
the Soo Zest week and rep'otts that be
haul a splendid time.
Mr. and Mrs, John Ferguson have
moved to their new home on the 2nd
concession, on Wm. McTavish's farm.
SAM McNain mays he is going to
start et the horse -baying. Sam can
judge a horse about as well as the
next eine.
Mrs. McLaughlin, who lam leen vis-
iting Mrs. Robe. Headley for the past
two years• hes left for her house in
Toronto.
Bryan Buckingham x1111 Richard
Drown, of Hemlock City. have pur-
chased a flue pair of cows from S.
Brown. Anllwrley.
The Atnberlev sports held their me
nual meeting et, (lowish,. ish,. whether they
would play baseball or footloose the
'netting season, and it wan arranged
that they would pixy footled!. in the
name Held as lent year.
AUBURN.
I
CMI'RECEIVED, ACARD )AI) OF
•1 Manitoba feed wheat. Vol •.,Ir by W
'I'. 1(1Ubi:LL. Auburn.
.VEDNKN1oAs, .fpr. 15t0i.
.Veeky \'redden and Thither
Straughan etartetl sowing last Tues-
day.
JL is rumored that the new etoad le
the station has been bought from Jir•.
3IeUuns Id,
\Villian, Pattison is 011 the sick
list. He im suffering from inflamma-
tory rheumatism.
least Monday .lance Young slatted
sawing. He has quite a large number
of lugs and heading to etit,•1his season.
Innathan Willard, who had tern
spending the winter with friend% in
.Michigan and Parry bound, arrival
home thin week.
.Icpiepli \V,uhin ton had a raising
Inst \. ednestay of the portion of his
taarn damaged by the recent *torn(.
0. ('lark has the contract of the work.
Matt. Cowrie w �r-re, John McKnight
has ter:eiv, ' notice that. his contract
for carrying the mails from 1ilyth to
Mt. Augustine will terminate Slater -
day ever -ng. Hols•rl.:\wluilh has re-
sei41d n. Ice that his rm)trace for
carrying the !nail, free' t he station to
he pe ,.loftier. Mere, stud from here to
Mt. Augustine, will start on Monday.
LUOKNOW.
Motne', April 13th.
Mr. and Sirs. T. W. Little have
moved to Lucknnw from ihinganncn.
A1*. Little Intends taking a trip north.
Dw\T11 ov M1%m Mr I.K t.. The soli
and unexpected death took place on
Thursday morning hamt of Miss ('Lara
McLean, of the gravel road about one
mit month of i,ucknnw. On the pre -
clone TuaMay Ilr. Oro*es, of F'erglns.
performed an operation for tumor of
the towels. Afterwards violent vnn,-
iting occurred, rupturing a blood veils
eel and calming the death of the
patient, The taln4tal frank place to
patient,
cemetery t(Nley.
LOTHIAN.
Trusties-, April 11th.
Mies Lirrie Henderson, of Lueknow,
ie the gut•et of her cousin, Mies Barn-
by.
Alien Dur uiu was for guest ut Mire
Annie Mclennan, of Laurier, over
Mummy.
Robert Ritcbte has bought the farm
owned by Win. Agar. We wish trim
every Inlecelm in his undertaking.
Mrs. Win. Hogan hose returned
home after spending a few weeks with
her deught•r, Sirs: B. Brody, near
Stlxtbroy.
[)i. '1'houllas 1 !twine has returned
home alter spending a wart with his
'sister, 5Ire. O'Hara. near Chesley, in
patty with ilia mother.
LAURIER.
MONDAY, April 13th.
1). N. Lila:Gregor• drove to Gtrderich
on Monday.
Miw Beth Sandy es a visitor in our
neighborhood.
;Miss Bell MacKenzie, of Lucknnw•,
epwllt Sunday at home.
Mise' Stahel Ferries, of Lothian,
.pent Sunday in Str,athtran.
Donallyy Gordon was the gueet of
Mal. McLennan Saturday evening.
Kenneth MacKenzie and Alex. Mc-
Lennan tm4ule a busiuese trip tie-Gude-
rich
o 611 de -
rich on Saturday. -
Mier Minnie Durnin, of Lothian,
WAS the guest of Mies Annie ?IacLeu-
tan for a few days this week.
Mier Maggie McLean, of Kiutail,
spent a couple of days the guest of her
aunt, Mie. Kenneth F. Mclennan.
\\'e ale sorry to stale that Mis. Johll
JewirwnI. or., is erelong'? III at pres-
eut, hut we hope for bee speedy
recovery.
r KINGSBRIDGE.
Moyi.sy, April 13th.
John Lannon, of Guttered), spent
Sunday here.
Mira Marie Mullivau is visiting
friends in Kinkora.
Leo Stock, of Ism -know, has been
visiting 1rientls in this vicinity.
• Mira Couloir O'Connor spent Sunday
with her friend Miall Young, of Kin -
tail.
Mr. and Nine Tho eval and family
have left our village end moved north-
ward.
Mime Alice O'lalary 1s gone to spend
her holidays at her home et Port
Iawbtou.
Our holiday venture have nut
arrived yet. but we will we 1h.•ui all
by Su11/1Ay.
W1111"'Nest Ie+waes •.n Tuesday for
\11nui1s•K, as here he introits 4, spend
the .uunu,-1.
Im .'oung. 0f loyal. !pent l'w'.day
of last week with h•o•nd. here. Was
that good -ht•,', .Ilml "•
St 'mull.. .1 our yen ug people al-
tendel Ste 1 Martins learn -raising
ou 7'hurvla All retest a motel t
Although this i.. leap teal the girt
.11, not 4411' ynI• k. 'rM• hoses leave
their Exeter Irwnete first . pallet*. we
should %my derbys.
\Ve are glad to heat that the
pstiru!. of Hersh sleet ale able 411
care for thenrsrlset. again and our
young Allhome again.
our •o r,
Some of r un men have t
K
had the beet of hick to begin the
spring. Time. Sullivan bat ,a COW.
Andrew Martin a home, end \Vtlhaw
Wall a number e( chick. r s- all valu-
able articles.
.IIs• ilurses', sale un Friday reit.
%cry good eonsidering the state of the
rolmts. Thele was a large crowd, but
they were not active buyers. Sir.
Hussey left on Monday for SeaLUe.
His many friend, here send with 1 '
their best wishes for his welfare.
eSAYFIELU.
.VKI,NrsDAT, April 1st.
Stmoot HKetinT. The following is
the report of Boit-Held public school
for the month of March. based on at-
tendance, demeanor and general tone
Hciency: Senior ronm. V.-- Ford
King. Senior iV.-Baby Wood N,
Maggie Parker, Winnie McNeil.
Junior IV. -Evelyn Pollock, Wilbur
Erwin, Cora Turner. Senior 111. -
Andy Sturgeon, Maggie McLeod, Cecil
Mcleod. Junior 111. --Lulu King,
Lilian King, Anna Woods. T. H.
Beowy,.i i, Principal.
Junior room. Senior 11. -Anna
McNeil. Dorothy Fowlie. .Villianl
Sturgeon. Middle I1.- Ernest McBer,
Bessie Elliott, Isabel Woods. Junior
11. --tallier' Ceiling. Irene Currie,
F'ruik King. Senior Part 1i. --Alex-
ander Brown, Wilmer Blair. Junior
Pate 1 L --Ethel Fowlic, Muriel King,
Russel Heard. Senior Part 1. --Mel-
vin Turner, Cecil Attwood, Raby
Elliott. Junior Part I. -Hales Dress-
ler. Here Tippet. Number on roll. Ll ;
average, 14. F. M. RT.t NHt•KY,
l eeau'hel•.
Trent' April 11th.
Ales. Wit. Johnson is visiting in
(,oderich.
Gordon Johnson. of MeeforU,, is
home for a few days.
The report .f the promotion ream-
inatione will be out, next week.
James Dick, proprietor of the Dick
House, Stenforth. wan in town on
Tuesday .
Trinity church will hold service in
the morning hereafter, instead of in
the evening.
The population still t'ontinuen to
grow. A young .on has arrival et
Geo, Lindsay'm.
The Trinity church Guild will hold
an '•English social" in the town hall
on 'Thursday, the J4trl (St. George's
Day(.
The at home given tinder the aus-
pices of the Ledtev' Aid of the Prenby•
terian church war not very largely
attended.
NIts Hawkins, :agent, for The Free
Preee, was in to.en tide week. lie
has a1n.111 flirty -the topic, tinning to
Hayfield daily.
T. A. MLi11Uo11 moved his Iwlougi11g*
1111 Tuetelny t. Clinton, where he in-
tends taking up 'mow! again. ('on-
gl•atelatiene, 1' .
SKItlora All weer. We ere sorry
t.o hear that Walter Welton, of the
township, had three rills broken and
hie *pine hurt by a building falling nn
hint. Ile is in 41 very crit.iral condi-
tion. -
COLBORNE.
NoN*.t Y. April 13th.
.1. Errant Rnh.•.rMnn bee taken
(har•ge of the 1(enniller school !M. S.
No. _1 for the balance of the term, Ed.
Stewart having resigned for the pur-
1 pewee of giving hie time to the boatmen,'
of the Brntniller Numerics.
LANES.
h.crcno.ay, April 11111.
Jerk Watson, of Lucknow, lately
purchased the fine driver of Manuel
Sherwood.
Rev. F. A..\'rlalter occupied tit
pulpit of Lauer Presbyterian cburc
on Sabbath last.
Nies. 1). 11, Hackett mud baby were
the guest! of Mrs. A. M. 'Treleaven, of
Ripley, last week.
• UUNGANNON. .
/ IAtiH YOB WIGS AND Bt'T'1'EK.-
. T. W. Mae. uld -land, l)uugawwu. J.
•
'A[ 1 -PAPER. -SEE TI1K NEN);
wall gala''. ai the 19wloalce dlmr .1
e sued satiety of titaeful µAltera.• iu.l placed
b , •luck. tall alai gel latices.
1'Alil'8R CAItDY AT Till: P'OS'T
11.4 011''14.14 atom. New .,tuck 10.1 111.
i'A. NEWTON, DENTIS'', 1.lUl'K-
l7 NOW.- Alhwuee%ery day except Thus„
days.. V.w remedy fur extracting teeth lyel4oIul.0
ae forma, tet l,Ihail aa», a'rolat wn sbcMis• work
.aj
- etc. Alununum ylnte. moo breablo,.
I N. H.-. You ran al way. have your work vouch
latter dime le (le dental °Mee -wore Ifwu,
better fa41111ite fur dome; the work: 01010 retie
n
fellable tor the lacet.
Miss Lizzie Gauley, of 6oderieb, w
the guest of MIs. John Johnstone dor
ing the past week.
Wesley Sherwood returned home
on Saturday last from Durham. where
he had been during the late fall and
winter.
W. P. (teed, of lanes, hose been
appointed treasurer of Ashfield, *Se.
wording W. J. Treleaven, who lately
resigued.
Samuel Sherwood, who has beau
.eriously ill during the feat week. is
improving favorably. We hope to
hear of his restoration to his former
health in the near future.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Tu1s,Ay, April 1111,.
tebn A. Thowpao,i and Miss (:race
E. Macdougall were quietly married et
the ulam„e in Ida lield on Tuesday of
last week by Rev. John McNeil. rhe
following day they left for the Lloyd-
nlinst,r district, alaskatcbewau. where
Mr. 'Thompson has a horuee(eed.
MAattlED IN BcrrALu.-[n Buffalo,
on Much IStb, Miss Bertha Rathwell.
a trained nurse, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward ltathwell of tbie
township, Iex:ane• the bride of Dr. A.
1'. Squire. of ltotterdein. N. V. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr.
Coken, Methodist clergyman. The
newly -wedded couple will reside at
Rotterdam. where the Doctor has a
large practice.
A Seatfit-1 A( -(ii ;NT. -Mrs. Charles
Middleton, of this township, met with
it very eerioes accident in Clinton on
Moseley afternoon of last week. She
hail driven to town ie visit her
mother, 31*... Coats. and on leaving
the latt.rr's house the burse was
frightened and became unmanageable
and ran away. In its wild career it
ran Lee buggy against :a tree and Mrs.
Middleton was thrown out and struck
her heal with terrible force on the
cement walk. ,She was borne uneou•
scions l., the hospital. where she re-
mained for some time in a very criti-
cal eunditein, it beteg toned that abe
hal sutTer•d concussion of talc brain,
halides sustaining severe external du•
\VEUNeeu.ae, April lith.
Miss Agues Forder left last week
for Toronto.
Mimi .Adelaide DA%WIstrn. ,11 Creigh-
ton. ie home for the Easter vacation.
Mfrs. Chau1. Johnston. of Asquith.
Sank.. who bas been visiting relatives,
in the township, returned borne last
week.
The auxiliary of V. 1'. M. S. of
Trion 1'nrohyt.erian (buret' held its
tuoutbly ,ulwtiug 1711- `IVldnewday
e(ternan of 'last week at -the home of
Mrs. Jas. lit.'s.
EAST WAWANOSH
Btu.HAys, April 7th.
Ton veiny Coreetl_- The eouord
met1 adjournment.
coda remnant to
r
F re 's
Nem sets all t. The en In r
n
g
report on the proposed Ormsby
drain
was rend by
the clerk to the several
parties interested. There (wing no
objections Li the report the clerk was
instructed to prepare the necessary
h taw in connection with the same.
The, ngineer's report on the proposed
Hallrhan drain (the estimated cost be-
ing $2,3811 was read else, and an oppor-
tunity given the several parties to add
to or withdraw from the petition.
The council. however, on the advice
of its solicitor refused to ,adopt the
report. it being contended that the
petitioner had failed 4, secure a ma-
jority of the owners in the area de-
scrilred as presented in the petition.
A debenture for 711 cents in favor of
J. 1. Holmes. Whitechurch, for repairs
to road grader in 1907. was ordered to
tw paid. There being no further busi-
ness the council then adjourned to
meet again on Tuesday, May C'dith, at
111 o'clock a. in., as a court of revision
and appeal and for the transaction of
other township lousiness. Alex.
PoKTEsieniste Clerk.
MONeev, A ,til 13th.
m*w
1ers have started their spring
plowing.
Geo. C. Naylor ',imposed of a sou le
of heifers last week. .tastes Douely lee-,
ing the purchaser.
John Craig held A auccetnful raising
on Thursday last. lie moved his baro
from the other farm and set it on the
foundation on which his driving shed
was sitting before the fire.
Dr.4TI1 ins Mits. Si ,w -Celt. -it is our
sad duty to record the death o[ Mn,
Geo. Howler, of Belgrave, which occur-
red on Wednesday, )nth inst.. in the
sixty-seventh year of her age. Mrs.
Sowier wee a much respected resident
of this neighborhood. The funeral
took place on Friday last to Bethel
cemetery. The surviving family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the whole
community.
PORT ALBERT.
1VeiNK.nav, April IJth,
Hobert Scat called on relatives in
Ripley lett week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hutcheson have•
suffered in the 10*44 of a valuable dog.
Mise Mary Cunningham is vi.iting
nt Mrs. Oliver's in Dungnnnpn this
week.
Edward Brown is getting an arta".
Mt' well sunk. Mr. Kuutz's machine Is
doing the work.
Some of the boys front this burg
have been out selling post came
They seen) to get good sale.
Miss Uell Brindley entertainer) a
barge number of young people to
tatty pull on Friday evening of last
week.
If this weal her '111? 1111114* the farm-
er, Will ease, to get bony, as the
ground in getting in good shnpe for
cultivation.
Faking i4 the pastime of quite a
number of people In and around this
district. The boys think it fine sport
the.w moonlight evenings.
A number of relativee end friends
from thin (orality attender) the funeral
of Mian ('lire McIuean, of Lucknnw,
last Monday. We extend the hand of
sympathy to the sorrowing releti• •s
in their berenvemont.
Milanese iamt.ounderl) "Yon ran
reed, Norah :' Good graciene ! How
did you ever learn to rook so well P"
N.•w ('ink •"Mhere, mum. le lay It t'
not 'min' aIle t, rain*' th' emik•leoks.'
['own end Conntly.
10TICF:. - '1'HI: Id)t1A1. AGENCY
in 1ruI1gannun for The Signal ie,u law 1'as.a-
oMce 144lok and Stationery Store wham
orderw will be neon -wt fur nlw:rlyllou.. ad-
rertlaluat and Ju', work, and retelyle will be
alvei lur amount.. orad for the saute.
%VKmpal).tt', April IS la
Jae, of Citation. visite,( be.
(her Ileac tier week.
\\' • H. ltolwttaon, 111 The Sigma.
gave us *cell 011 Saturday last.
J. 1). O'Cun • shipped a curium] of
cattle Lo'1'ut.mtu uu Sal tardily dual.
Mr. Augultiuesof (ioduriela, i. vigil-
ing Welton. U. E. Augustine, at prim -
rot.
\fn. '1'. 8.-;Duwahl w•:L. called 4,
fuUdon yestei.Iay 1•y 1he death of her
airier.
Max 1•'ielaet, of lie '(ler. ie viwl-
in* her daughter. Mrs. 11.
this week.
Rich. Blake, formerly of this. pldee,
called on friend» herr on \I lay.
He i, at preaent,iu Berlin.
Mr, Sellers. suu•io-law of S. E.
Manderou, /moped Ilia week to Mite.
vale, whets he. has rental a (arta.
Talents having t•hildlrn to start In
seho.l are requested to mond therm 1111
the reaopenitet '•f 114/101/1 after Easter
holidays, Aprl'27Ui, •
\Vw.-Sulith, of \Vr►L \V.awauesb,
lab pllreh.raed the stalde in the vit.
lege lielougging to J. le• irntior. He t•
tearing it down mutt haying it ineved
down w his farm.
%Vw. Anderemo. who baa faro a
resident of our village for a number
of years, has bought a house in poste -
rich and will move theme in a wee(: or
two. He is a gaud citiarit and we '41'e
sorry to loge hint. `
I)1'Noesteoe FAL,. FAIR. The
directors of the Dungannon Agricul-
tur•e1 Society 'lave deeidel 111 Chang..
the date» for the hokliug alt the la I
fair of 191114. in 'order to avoid conflict-
ing with the L11cknow show. 'rhe
dates now derided upon sire \Vednes-
day and Thursday. October 7tl1 Anel
sth. The prise list ham heen revived,
and with the experience of past yexrk
to guide them the directors hope to
have an even more sutrew(,,l fair tela
year than the excellent exhibitions of
the last.•
KINTAIL.
TI'Ye1is v. April 11U1.
Thees llendersbn held a eurosseful
weeel-pax last \Vrdn,•st1sy.
Bain AIclernald has anise(' buuae
from Stratford Bu.in.•a. College.
\Ilam Minnie Mrl.l•nn hes returned
from her visit with friends in (bde-
•
ti••1,.
Airs. Benjamin and !OIL Willis., have
returned t, the till4K, attar .Irendtng
the e inter a Il
a te xa hake.
Nies, .las. Grif?lu a still on the Kirk
list. He'. ,many friends here would he
ply.sed to bear of her •partly recovery.
Kenny Mc1,.wn and Tel. Griffin
have returned to . their liontew after
spending the winter in Sault tile.
Marie.
Aire. B4)iueon has 1 -eternal to her
home t temple
le li ve
after stwniling
the past winter with her Intether.
Duncan S,Le.xl.
The :theses ALary !le•ndersun, of Kin-
Inta. anal ib•Ile llendersos, et H11ron,
were the guests of Mi., .lane Mr•1)i,n-
odd on %Velneawday,
rAFEKING.
\VKDNIg.mA*, Apr. 13th.
SUNDAY S19N01. G1'FII'KKe.-At the
,u)nual meeting of Blake's Sunday
school last Wednesday evening the
following (Wirers were elected : Sutter-
intendent, Norman Mharkleton : as•
sisuset superintendent.. S. .1. Kil-
patrick : treasurer, Stephen Straiten,:
secrete' y, Everett Henry ; librarian.
Ernest Blake : aesistent librarian, .1,
C. Stothers : organist, Annie Fitz.
geraald : (assistant, Pearl Saunders.
et men. iteemo. Report of N, S.
No. u, eshfield, for Easter, showing
Marks obtained nt promotion and test
eaaminat' : V. Total, 111) -- ear.
a an !Anthers. lltl. Ent ranee ebay.
Total, 710 - Wm. Altnn, ;CI ; Fanny
F'itxgersld, :pa : Walter Alton, :IlN :
Leila Blake, :117: Wallace Twaulley,
4Ki : Mm•v Saunder., lair. Inter. 1 V.
--Entest Help. Ila. Junior 1.', -
EtHe Johnston, 4.,3. 111. -Total, .110
-Jessie Seabees, We: Toni Glen,
311) : KIdit Twatuley, 2114 : Edith
Johnston, ;112: Will lilezier, 232°
II.- -Total, ;ibis -Will Fitzgerald, :1Mj ;
[.illy Alton. Til : ids Glacier, 273.
Junior II. Heti Twamley, Marie
Baker, Peter Glazier, John filen,
Elisabeth flowers. Part 11. Beryl
Johnston. .1. C. Itlearr,(EKs, Teascher,
WEST WAWANOSH.
Fnitiav, Marsh 2711..
Tow N»H10 Owlet 11. -t'mmcil met
:13 per adjournment. meridian; all pres-
ent, Reeve Ilailie iu the elutes
utes of last in ieting confirtned, un
motion of Monne and 514 dd. 7'he
treasurer's statement %hewed balance
on hand of $(R111.77. Filed, nn motion
of Murray and Th peon. .Ise.
Lyons waited on' council re .lay. Mc.
Pherson, who in sick at his place
The rouncil agreed to pay Jas. Lyme
1j3 per week for care of patient until
ter
hi removal the p'n
Ina Ital on motion
nn
i
r
of Medd and Thompson. The claim o[
H. Smith re drain wan left over until
next meeting. Mengeyiewers. pound -
keepers and ppaatbmaaters were ap-
ment rl an `follows : F'ene•eviewere -
John M1IL•, John titaffotII, A. Ihn•nin,
J. Pulliam. W. E. Gordon. ti, liner.
Free from
Alcohol
Since May, If)Oti, Ayer's Sar-
saparilla has been entirely free
from alcohol. If you arc in
poor health, weak, pale, nerv-
ous, ask you - doctor about tak-
ing this non-alcoholic tonic and
alterative. 1f he has a better
medicine, take his. (,et the best
always. This is our advice.
w, yubuids our roraiu:ae
W. buts* leoho'
.
nem our..ile,u..
ars arp7ee •o
ror=rou r
aaeaor
A sluggish liver means a coated tongue,
a bad breath, and constipated bowels.
The question is, "What is the best thing
to do under such circumstances? " Ask
jour doctor if this Is not a good answer:
Take laxative doses of Ayer's Pills."
-maw se las J. C. Alsr 00, Low e, l
l'uuudktepera .1. Iseaagan, 1'. - 1'.
Brown. J. Taylor, J. Kenneled', %Vii.
Ilunphrey, \\1a1. McQuillan.' Path- -
talasters--J. W..hu•kman, S. Kerr, W'
%vats°i .. i). t\'ilauu, S, l.uw1e r, M.
Sproule. .1. Niven!. W. Young.- R.
Bruce, F, Bruce, J. Logan, H. lereag
an, Thur. Doyle. \V. Brother,•. 4.V.
('arts ,1. 1). Smylie, 1). rlenders,n,
Jae, Finnigan. K. Tweurley. H. King,
F. Sloes, \\'. J. \Vighluuul, Tees.
Radcliffe. 11. Green, 11. Bell, A.
Durnii, W. %%Te 11, l:. Buster, W.
Ti plum, W. Andrews, \1. Mc-
Allister,. G. Brophy, 1'. Kearney, J.
Beadle, J. C1,a111t.ry. 1. Slewatt'l. M.
\1 twill, J. Invrtin, J. 1'raustuu. J.
F'or'han, A. Kenuehau, I. ('4111(1, 11',
►rmstroug, 1i. Meanly. \V. Subduer,
11, Rutherford, A. Ilarper..I, 1:. Ruth-
erford. I), Mel envie'. M, H piney.
.1'..1. Tail.!, ,Ies. Barber. John Herber,
I. 3' elatrr, E. `.I. lieu les. 1'.
• .riymn•, N. l',uuplwlh Jan. (:aunt. W.
Caplets 1\ . ('eugdwlL J. Alchienuu,
IL\uylor, 31, l',tvlir. 1(w. l.aidlaw, J.
Martin, It. Webster. J. Lyons. Mixt
Melllanxkl, J.:tle(luillin, \V. Mei/MI-
lin. 11. I',/tte w,n, P'• Weld,, 1)• Ken-
nedy, R. Th peon. .1. Ealgleetonc, 1',
Clark, \Vtu. Sproule, Thu.. Pentland,
Council a,hjuoene) to mat•rl 1111 Nay
2771h ns. n c4lht 111 lrvis 1111.1 for
general lwsiewise. \V. S. eh Grip TIY.,
clerk.
ST. HELENS.
'1'rrem v, .t til 11th,
IVill '1'ashi went 4, ('Argil' en Sat-
urday.
Miss Nora Lashio i. visiting friends
iu Lue•knuw this week.
Donald AI. Clark, of the lis C. 1.,
.pent Sunday at his honor.
'• W. 1I. RolkyIwu, of The Signal.
called cosi our sct•ilie uu 1•katurl•ly.
Mr.. ,loylit and family have eel
Ls, the homer lately saca4sl Ies A.
F'itael 1.
.1's. osre sorry to hear (hat IL .1rid.•t•
stn is ill again. :We hula• to hair of
hie .p.erly recovery.
Stuart A. Millet wi■hes tr. Annon11re
that he will be 4111 the road with hip
wagon next week, wheel hr will be
Weaned to .apply the wants of the
harmers in the dryglnnk laud grocery
line. :'lq, farmers,. Parr yell! eggs for
1*ur•1,e pay. lIle highest prise.
Rev. A.\' 1 i 1
tr F . e serer (f . t. '
M :as
w n1t
lase t
_
u
ialCalvin church
pul-
pit
-
pit for two Seblettlul, bah accepted a
ra11 to I'uIl,A:k, South Dakota. Rev.
Mr. Mann, of Sturgeon F,►lly, will
preach on Exeter.
Rural School Grounds.
Tle Presby lei bin.
w• e
L 1 rid not Inc tames to discover a
mute Imre, cheerless, unattnietire,
and even 'immodest scene than the
avenge astral school building and
grounds• The building is tow often
entirely devoid of any aurltjtet'tunal
aadornment, and ie set in is here piece
u( ground in which the outbuildings
stand out in all their unbs•autifltl
nektdnevm, it dues not seem to have
dawned 011 Many s•li.ol Imitate that
the building end the ggnn)unds mny lie
a means of literal education, and a
source of training in that In,e of
beauty which in near akin to '!orality,
:here is notating in runny a rural
schotd-and this is true of 11rxny n
town school- to awaken the latent
sense of hemuty that will tell power.
fully upon the after life. The school
ie regarded as preeminently a phew of
tasks, with nothing ato.ut it to stir lip
fond memories in after days. or to
give u stimulus 111 the beautifying of
the farm hums.. hay the planting and
Otto nay of treat, cud 41p4�4. laying out of
artistic Hower beds.the :haul grounds
ami be traneforme(1 fr n eI,'erleem
desert into a veritable beauty spot,
and tastes will b ,
I a formed which t, h mil
1
not be satisfied with cheerims and
hare home sun'oumdiogs whin the
school days are past. One of the
causes of the h l owplxina+d•of
"Lie in Every Dose"
1,'I cannot speak too highly of Psy.
ebbs., for it. is the greutrrt medicine I
ever need. I was eon Muse' 'all in'
when I begat the treatment. and in :(
months I was as well as ever. 1t in a
great,t.sic for weak and run dawn peen
fire. Tbere is new life in every dose."
,IAS. STOI.TRKR.
Ridgetewn, Out., Des. 19. 19044.
1t is a sin not to tell your sick friends
abent this waedrrtui prescription.
Throat, )ewg and etnmach troubles, and
all eon down conditions quickly cured
by. its use. 41 all druggists, .'ale and
$1.00, or Dt. T. A. Slocum, Ltd., Toronto
KELPION
STAINLESS IODINE OINTMENT
rem nil ala or burn rues.. Ithrunun.m. Splaim,
erd%ee and targe (Mrd+, a weed 1,1 r-abbmp. 114 ill
thug sties:. the
The effect of Scott's Emulsion on thin,
pale children is magical.
it makes them plump, rosy, active, happy.
it contains Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphites
and Glycerine, to make fat, blood and bone,
and so put together that it is easily digested
by little folk.
At I" DRUGGISTS: tiOc. AND 1111.00.
MERINO
...For....
Easter Wearing
Ne ►v Fats,
New (!loves,
New Ties,
New Handkerchiefs,
New Vests.
ll► tact we have everything that id new
iu 111!11 s wearai,Ies. You will enjoy the
Easter season touch 1.cttel' by donning gear
that is new and !rush,
1 u. such CUD bo found
ill choice variety at
The Palace Clothing Store
We have everything for 'Men and Boys
and all at moderate prices.
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE
I ,
tendency to leave the farm for the'
city is the tale c1,eerlessneas of _ many
a farm home which might easily be
transformed into an earthly paradise.
If parents and :school Ioauds .11314 be
brought 4, realize the importance of
the whew) building and gn,unds as a
tactor in erlueation, many a here and
clieerlrls quarter of an :acne would be
made to blo,.mon, :as the ruse.
Homeseekers' Excursions.
Thr (:rand 'Trunk Railway Syeleul
will issue ..evond'elnss return tickets
at reduced nates to principal points in
.elallitob.a, Saskatchewan and Alberta,
tion d going April 1 Ith end Sestli, May
12th and :!lith, J'rne Dtha and 23rd. July
-th and 21 et, August 4th and loth,
Sepdeenher 1st, l:.th and _filth. Ticket..
good 'returning within sixty .lay.. A;
1nuriet sleeper will he attached 4/ care'
train; P'or full information, rates, ete ,
apply to F. le. Lawrence, !town Town
G. T. It. Ticket Agent.
10 CONSUMPTIVES.
Edward A. Nilson Preparation of
Hypophosphites and Blodgett' how tlo•
'.aminal formula is the Sovereign Rem-
edy for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Catarrh, La Grippe. Coughs. Colds, ,mud
all Throat and Lung Maladies.
Thousandspe)p1r• nay they hese
leen relieved by it.
Those who have used it will beer tin
other, and r•rowweod it ti, t heir fellow
sufferer..
1t her cured many after they were
given up asincurabk by their phyule ians.
The under.igued an a consumptive
can testify (rues his own experience ss
111 its value.
Write at once delays are dauget•nus
and may prose fatal.
For full particular., testimonial.,
et e. address
C. A. ABBOTT, Sole Agent,
6o Ann Street, New York City, N.Y.
in
THESE DAYS ARE ALL
Bargain
Days
AT
The
BusyStore
(McKim's Old Stand)
1 CAMERON & M00RE
M
44th j
00
Clearing Sale of
Wire
Fencing
IDEAL
1M) rads of :b wires, :04 inches, high, :lie a ru(1.
►t) rods of 7 wh'e* Jt1 inches high, Atte a rod.
:31 won of 7'dire*, 111 inches high, a.; a rod.
5) roils of a wires, 17 inches high, IIIc a reel.
711 nods of Il wiles, 51 inches high, Ek: a nal.
MI rods of 9 wins, :e) inches high, -1 k: a rod.
113) ruts of 1n Winn, 15 inches high, (44e a reel,
AMERICAN
All No. is Wire, Stays is inches apart.
:I► nods .rf 9 wires, 111 inches high, :as. A nal.
te) nods of 7 wires, 42 inches high, 35e a nil.
1.21 nods of K winr4, 12 inches high, lee a roil.
uRtl reds of II wirer, le inches high, 12c a and.
Stays ae inches apart.
Mu rale of 11 wires, :01 inches high, 24c a rod.
1111 rolls err „ wi ee, 42 inches high, :1's: a nay.
(M) I Ode of 1. wires, Ir inches high. Its: a'slat.
CYCLONE
wise
t fence, :steps 111 inches apart. top wit'! No. 7
'larger than No. let rent all No. 9, at 33c. a reel
-o'in• tense, stays ie inches apart, top wile No. 7
Marge' than No. ti., rept till No, 9, at 40c per toil,
.A fill line of Flarb, 2'and 1 point„ roiled No. 9 Alla No. 12.
Fed weaving No. 12 and N.. 1:1, alivey a in %leek.
54.4 ••nary n full line of
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
READY -MIXED PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES
NATIONAL CEMENT nlway+ r„tried do Meek. Beek
tour 01-4(114 ahead Ins. NAtiena(1 l'i meet as a ,,onus's. 111
others are doing, 1 hen yin are mire of is when yon want i1.
IN PLUMBING, HEATING, TINSMiTHING
and ELECTRIC WiRING
011 ran give you prompt attention and all work aid material
I illy )(lumen teed.
Store 'Phone 22
itnuse'Phone Ili
CHAS. -C. LEE I
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