The Signal, 1908-10-8, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO •
Xews of the itrkt.
M1st.C1'ebbutt, sr., of Iluhnetttills% has
boon stricken with paralysis and is in a
very critter' condition. .
W. O. Reid, of Seafortb, suffered a
stroke of paralyrie un Satnrdey, the
;lath tilt; As this is not .the lirst at-
tack his condi(' is considered seri-
ous.
Miss Minnie Rinker, daughter of
Mrs. Louis Kinker, of Dashwood, was
warried iu Sarnia on Wednesday, the
illthtilt., to Ilarry Harris, of that
town.
The death of .lames Galbraith, of
the I IUs con...men t of Iluwirl.. which
occurred on Saturday, the ythult.,
removes one of the worthy pioneers
of that township,
On 1Vednesday, the :loth tilt., Rev.
11. M. Langford, of Brussels. tied the
nuptial knot Iwt wren Hobert llrwig, of
the:,tlt line of Morris, and Mins Ada
of theta tiKlineeofrthatrk township.cbron,
Alt intt•retting event occurred et the
boots of Mr. and Mrs, George Mason,
of 1Vingham, tit Wednesday, the eltb
Watchmaking, etc,
HALSE1' PAI{K
s
ws'n•HM AKKM, Jswsr.tttt. 0114•1(V.
tooth side of square, tiodedrl, tier
Civil ineineenng
VAUGHAN M. It011EItTS, CIVIL
and Hydraulic Engineer, I 'ntarlo bund
Surveyor.
t111foe -McLean Block, Gtalerich. ,corner
Montreal street. Telephone Ir.
$eneeetune Mineral Water
THE (.O1)ERI('H MINERAL 1VA•
TER t'U.. manufacturers of "Mone -e -
lung," are prep* cel to deliver to any part of
the town peltas Ginger Ale In tents And
quart., &leo Mi Water is three site,.
splits. int. and tart..(, Meltzer Water and
Double �a. Thor goods are male from
natural mineral trate and are therefore free
from all Impurities. ', !s. W' 11.T11N Man-
ager' I'hone dtl _ .•
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S
A LFRKD E: COOK,
ti Plano -playing. Theory;
---------tseautpoo(ro Peels vzewed
Ilona of7 Toronto l'onservatory of.
at Thomson* MusirStore, or need
' clangor. Pennington. Brock street,
Mondays In 4 'Ilnton, at residence tit
Mnekeneie. Unuarteslreie.
ACHEIt OF
annonv and
tot ezaHlioa-
usie. Apply
me of 31r
(italerieh.
Ir. .t le is
USIC ('LASSES. -1 AM 'RE-
PAKk:tile r+xeive pewits Mr 1. in
piano and theory. also the _ Huerow,s esu. cuI
kindergarten method lot Young ehildr. n.
Terms and other Information may he had t
Thomann's inmate stoto. erch. EMMA A
ANDREWS t f
4. ROY ADAMS
Ta cunt Off PIANO
Studio la Hulk of Montreal Block.
Medical
UR..S. `BMMERSON At TUKNBULL.
. T. KlIManess, M, I).
' H. Tt'Hracl.t. M. H.
°Moe. Hann on Street Phone 1 t,
Ur. Kinn.erwne residence. \orifi et relit.
tii'to'- tc$t. lieorgr .chnn:h.'phone Iwo.
Ur. Turnbull'- rwJdena.. Mese.'..' +hent.
Mout h wr.t ul,lhtbhr 1.ibrarv. 'I'hone UN.
1)K. W. F. GAi.lAtt ", M. 11.
\(Mee. (onorue tired nett door. to Mtn, et •
' elite Hank. Telephones -- t Imm.•, I11 : htni.e,
R. F. J. It. I"OItSTRR EYE.-EAR-
None
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None and Throat ollly�. Stretford. (Mt.
onurgent New Work '+phi Nilotic and
Aural - ti i ate nrg-n-, 4 linin \I a•-1-t.ua E r,
NOM and ' teat Ho,yit,,1, Goblin, M.11care, art.'.
Royal bons n I oy,ht helium 4%104n -field Eyri
Hospital IA/II �n. Ytt ,Will., bort trawl,
$iratfoni. IND . it t�Oslotr 1101 e1. Ilona- :
ail a.m. 4 t o.n,. r,.nl. 'rrlcnhmie XS
Tie
f L. KILdA)KAN, B KIST' It
.1 • solkitur. nut.Ary'. et.:.. Motley lend yt
lowest rate,. tilntes- North Street, - 'merle
mare Signal 11111.ei. In 1eeforth Set y.
and Mandsyw. --- -. _. - _ .
SII•G. CAMERON, K. C..-BAKKIS-
1 TEN. +olirltor. nolnry piddle. 1111Mtw' -
otniltvn Street. Uuderictl. third. door front
Square.
Tel HAYS & BI,AIR
11 barrl.rters, aolieltor•, no(arbi. Putti pn •
tors In the Maritime Court, etc. I Imre. rust -It:e
Square. next door 4'. A. :ssirtt . grocery. i'ri
sate funds to trod at Icwrtt rates of interest.
W. PKUU14Ftli1', K. r, It. 4'. HAYS. (1, 1'
dLA1 it. .
DICKINSON & (JARROW,RAH-
ftTi)Tk9l.'s, attorney'. isolleTt r,. etc.
Uoderlch. Money to lend at lowest rate-. 1:
L. DICKINSON. f' 11.1141.1.•11i.16RUW. I.L.H
A( O. Jl1H:NSTON, BARRI.91'EK..
•sollrttor, mounts+inner, notary pith-.
Hamilton ,tHort . litatrri,h Init.
Insurance, LOAM, etc.
yOUN(1 & Kl1Bl':ItTS()N• HEAP.
Putate and In>-tlranre Agent. Ideal es.
tete for meteor to let . Properties handled in
any part of the town curl enmity..01,. and
fe Insurance, stoney (0 loan .etc. -
TORN W. (;RAt(i1Ll', 'LIFE, FACE.
• and accident insurance. Ant for leading
mutual and stock companion. iAstlranee in all
linea effected on best plans and at lowest rates.
('ail at bees. corner West Street and Square•
or address J. WV. 1'KAIUIK, ltolerich, Ont.
Tete .hone 21
McK1Lu)P MUTUAI. FIRE I N.
S U R A NC E 1' 0.- fano and isolated
town property insured.
officers J. H. Mclevoi, Parc.., Klp`en P. Ir
T. Eraser, %ice fres.. Ilrut!eaeld 1'. I,.
Thorn&., tl;, )tales-dew-Tseata„ sear •,_. .E....1)
Ofie tern -Wm. T9ieafe .-listen'"7.%An
0.0rleve, Wlnthr•n.: (Irorge Hale, Nenfnrth:
John Hennewele Dublin: James Evans, 'meet'
wood ; John Watt- Harlw•k : 'rho. Fraser.
Brnoedeld : John H. Mclean, Kippon : Jas.
Connolly, ('dotal.
J. W. Yen. Hobm•-vier. agent for %Vest
Huron. Policy-holder>I can pay atseesmenta
and get.' their cards reveller! at Tour &
Drown',, Clinton, or et. It. IL Putt s grocery.
Kingston steed, (loderich.
SHAVING PARLOR I
PARLORIII. - The beet place in town.
rompt service ; everything clean and sani•
tary. itor and oold baths, WM. DAVIS.
British Ezehange Hotel Block Istiocetwor to
Jae. Frit sler.
Ironer of Marriage LI new..
VIIT LANE, ISSUER OF MARR1-
inctioneering
THOMAS OUNDRY, LIVE ST(KIK
end general auctioneer. ()Mee, nn South
Ktreet, witore be Will he toned at an times
when not steins nahte. ,Terms reasonable and
every effort used Le Mt e you sal isfict
GEORCIEAIECKETT
General Auctioneer.
New stem of Tickets and Cataki ue
tilt., Whin their eldest datighter, Olive.
became the bride of Robert Beattie,
slap of Wiigb it. Rev, W. G. How-
son officiated et the ceremony.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Daly, daughtt•i• ''('fit libel's: Daly,
'f Seaforth, and Frank Devel'-
t•tlX,rof the iodide t,+wli, Wan vomiting -
mated in St. Jame,: church, Seaford',
on 1Vutlnt•.dny, the :SULK ult., Rev.
Father Northgravtul olUriuliug -
Johu 11cQuarrir, it former resident
of t'ranbrook, and brother of 11. Mr,
Mcl,luarrie, of l'ranbrook, and I lector
McQuarrie, of Grey, met Itis death by
drowning in False Clerk, near Van.
cuuvt•r, 11. l'.. recently. Ile was fifty
years of age and was tininurrlyd,
Mrs. David 1Vllite, an esteemed resi-
dent of Exeter, died at her home in
Dolt village 00 Thursday. the lot into.
Deceased, who was in her Nevem V-
nitnth year. is aurvi,el by her hum -
hand, one sun, II wary. of Exeter, and
four daiighters, Mesdames Beer and
['hipper), of 11'iunipeg, and Mesdames
Stephenson and 11. 1). Tyler, of Seas
forth.
The residents of Winghatir learned
with deep regret of the death of Mrs.
John Addison, of Orltlltt, Who i rased
away on Friday, the'L3th tilt., leaving
a. husband and three small children.
Before her marriage deceased, who
wax formerly Hiss Annie Eder, real
-a
ed ts1 111 t tll4.l am wiih ter Miele. A
W. Webster.
After a few weeks illness of hear
trouble Mrs. Richard A. Govier, o
the, boas litre -of Mallett,t��d thin
lite on -Monday, the _'lush ort: 'thin
ceased, who WAS in her furty'•sy'tctl
year, was a daughter of the late .Job
Sprung, of Mullett. She was a wo
of beautiful character and was
dearly 11.40yed t,Kalerge eierle of ac
•inanrttntes. tier husband' end tw,
young daughters, Ethel and K ie
are heft to mourn their irrepitr >d
loss.
Sire. Richard Hartwell, a formet
well-known resident of Hullett, passed
away at the h of her son-in-law
)VUI._Ililia, of.lundwfrtpt,.,tilt Mon
day, the'2Sth tilt. Deceased, who had
attained to the good old age of eighty
seven years, is survived by thte
sons : Dr. Richard, of London, Eng.
John. of Winnipeg, and James L., o
Litcknow, and three daughters
lfeadauies Neal, of 'Battle Creek,
Beyer., of 1..19100. and 'files, •o
IAttitteaialrO ,
A happy- .event toot place at th
house of Mrs. It. Miller, of Clinton
on Wednesday, the 30th ult., when
Err niece, Miss Maiwi Sheppard, om )
of the most popular young ladies o
the t,lwu, Was, matrimonially united
to Silas 1'. Andrews, of 1Vetaekawin,
Alta., eldest win of Police Magistrate•
'.strews, of Clinton.. A few day
vious the choir of St. Paul's
rch. of which the bride w„ts :s
v ed member, presented her with a
heat 'ifnl omission cls -k as a token of
their ateetn.
Ifo itimelav, the 21th tilt., • u
the popular and prontitiog young
men of 1'inggharn, in the person of
(thw•Ies 't 'ebb eon itf Mr. and Mie.
Richard 1 't'bb, was stricken by Lite
frit hand of cath. The previodo Nat-
orday det•ca. went about his work
as mutat, bet : Her evening he'aoni•
plainer of not feeling well. Iuthice-
tents of fever a seated and on Mon-
day he was La n to the hospital.
11eniot•i•hag•• of t brain followed -std
on Thursday he p: .sed away, ,tt the
age of seventeen ye
The Bly th Fair: j'�:=�•
Success of This Popular Annual Ev-I
ent Interfered With By Rain.
I.ttxt yeas and this ,year were
years for the I(Iyllh fair, ou account
Ow weather. The (1554 exhibit' w
held Tuesday and \1'edne.d,ty
last week. The weather on. N ednes-
day afternoon was line t• gh, but
the rain in the •ping probably
detet•Wtd a large her from attend-
ing. The Clinton Citizens' baud fin n-
isttetl good wusic during the day. Ill
the ladies' work department the e
tries were awe ahead of ltat yea
The showing of Id.n'ses and rattle w
good. 'The prise list is :w follows-:
o, f WurhAids, Iuug,lWl W. II.ruM�l'recken,�
asI & F. '.metre : mangul wurtiel.,,
f globe. W. 11. - \Irt'rat'ken ; ulang,d
wurizels, yellow, %V. li. NtUi, 'keit,
1'. ,11. Taylor : nunjokin, 1{. 11. 31., -
(Iowan. Ed. !bnggltt : squash,
1laggitt, W. If. 14•Craclten : t'ed
• , W. 11. JIc(rtu•keu ; yellow
ouiuus, W. 1f. Mclr,s:ken • pickling
ouiuus, W. 11. Mi('raekco ; Aeld corn,
1{. G. McGowan. 'f. 11. Taylor ;
it -
r.
as rit•on, Is, !faggot, W. 11. Jlc-
Crsrkee ; watermelons, 1V. 4 "atter.
W. H. McCra•keu : i•abbxge, P. Wil-
lows, W. H. McCracken : pickling
al rabhngr, 1Y. ,H . Mt't'rncken ; celery,
Y F, Metcalf, NV. I1. 11cCrarkcn.
a.
Id Dairy and•Provistons.
G. Tub butter, A. Elliott : crock but:
or ter, A. Elliott, Mrs, Johnston, Coli-
n, low , Imade bread, A. Elliott, 1).
Laiallaw : tea his.•+tit«, A; Elliott, -11:
y Laidlaw t staple eyrrtp, .1. & L. Loid-
, law, \V. 11. \1t•l'rackeu ; preserved
fruit. W. 1L 31c('i (,-ken ; jingo. wine,
D. Laidlaw, W. I!. McCracken ; to-
rn..t...,aten
leidlsw ; mixed pickles, Al. Living.
sten, D. Symington ; any otter
pickles, 1V. Ii. McCracken. ,
Horses.
Heavy Draught -Brood mare. fu
b her sid(', Shortreid Itros., Wesie
Marquis; Coal, horse or roars, .la
Blake, Leiper Bros. ; two year -o
gelding or filly. Geo. T. Rots -11 x,111,
McVittie; one -year-old grilling
filly, Leiper Bret, 1st and '2nd ; teat
"Birk
Birks or gNdinga, twtiper (Arta„ ,tot
Blake : best tour colts foaled to 1155'.'
any registert•d heavy draught 'orae
Leiper Hros..
Agricultural - -Brood Coater, foal by
her side, (leo. 1'. fterbhrtsotr.--t W.
Slows ; foal, horse or mare, A. %V.
Sloan. David Cook : two-year-old
t gelding or filly, Thos. E. M+won, G. le.
f Dale; one year -old -gelding or fill-,
Leiper Bros:, Gad. Dale tk Sou F -iwitt
mares or geldings, 1. Denholm.
Judge -A. Cruickshaikit, W ingbatn.
u General Purpose Brood mare, foal
• by het• nide, David Cook, A.'.V. Shan :
Goal horse or mare, (i, F. Robertson, A.
- 1V Sloan L.t.wo-yearolik ytel'iitue- ur.
' tllly, Geo. f)a1e & Son. I.. 11. Tayylor•
• tine-yyear-old gelding or filly, G. H.
e Taylor : tram, mares or geldings,Alex.
l'urdun, M. Lockhart.
• Carriage - Bross' mare, foal by her
side, A. Elliott; foal, horse or inure,
, A. Elliott, John Parrott : two -year• -old
- gelding-af Illly,itert(:arLer, A. Elliott;
one -year-old gelding or 1111y, A. E.
- ('mons A. Elliott i. carriage team. G.
e I. Walker, Chas. Walker.
Itoadstturo - Brood mare. foal
1 het side, 'f. HIga'k, Tho In
Archer ; foal, hoivte \ ur stare, 1'.
Black. Thus. Archer ; two-year-old
f gelding 'or filly. M. tttckhert, S,
\\'heeler ; one -year-old gelding. or
e filly, Tinos. Areher. 0. H single -
driver. Jite. HefferIIII, Joh' .McUly-
niunt ; sweepstakes, belt stlare ur
gelding, (1. T. Ittobet'taon :A'(Pun
( mares or geldings, L. Scott,
Judge -J. Dickson, Walton. s
`'t
. Cattle.
Pure-bredDurh,tut,-Milch row with
d 'c'alf, R. Harrison, A. 11, Jacobs ; two-
year-old leiter, T. H. Taylor, K.
Harrison : one -year-old 'rifer, T. H.
Taylor, J. S. Scott ; heifer calf, It.
Harrison. J. S. Scott ; aged hull.
John it tit : hull calf, A. WV. filo tn,
f '1'. H. Taylor : -herd, one, bull and
two female, John Harr.
Aberdeen-anglls Mitek cow with
chit, \Vin. l'ollinsvn, A. M.'Ewing
ages' hull, A. McEwing ; bull calf,
A. M'Etving, 1st and 2nd : herd. one
hull and two females. A. Me Ewing.
ilerefort s •Alien Isms. ['elk '.111
prize, awarded in this class.
tirades Milch cow, S. Bin, .
Harrison : two-year-old heifer, A: W.
Sloan, J. Harr ; unr-year-odd heifer, J.
Barr, .1. S. Scott : heifer calf, .1, Scott,
K. Harrison ; steer calf, .1,' Itirr, A.
1V. Sloan ;.two-year-old iteer, A. W.
Sloan, J. and F. Laidlaw •-year-
old steer, .1. Harr 1 N Scutt : herd of
rattle, I. Itarr: fat ox or steer, 1.
Barr : fat cow or heifer, .1. and F.
Laidlaw, T. IL Taylor.
.Ill gee -,I. Connolly. Uod,•riclt: A:
A. Young, Z arfitw K A iiovenTock,
(in Wednesday. t :5th ult., the
tiuud Physician came 'u the likeness
of death to Mrs. S. 1 Plutitrtier. of
Clinton, who hail huert confined to
her couch through illn for almost
a quarter of a ceutur )', During all
[twee years her happy dispc '.tion and
her Ileatitikll Christian t'ortit de were
an inspiration and :t benetict to all
who had the pleasure of er ar-
.iraint►nct'. Deceased was twic mar-
ried, her first partner toeing toy hate
John Walleye. Nhr is stq•vit- . by
her husband. two .our and wo
daughters. -
in (lie petwoti of 11rs, Willie
:on. who panned to her long horn
o Saturday, the :lith tilt., 1Vingham
haft one of its entad e't'renetl resi•
dent),. Deceased had not enjoyed
gond laealth for w'ter.tl months, but
her sudden death of heart failure' was
quite• unexpected. 1It',.. Dixon was
Itorrt in Dundee seventy-seven yearn
ago. For some time after her mar -
liege to her late husband she had lived
In Niagara Falls, but for the past Nf-
twn years she hal trsidel in Wing-
itattm. Deceased's noble character and
winsome dis4Hmlti(Hi eutleered her to
all with whom eatne in contact.
(inc rim , W. 11., Dauphin, Man..
and one daughter, Cess, A. Lloyd, of
Wingham, sir the lose
of a kind mother.
A Wingham Wedding.
A quiet wedding was solemnised 'at
the house of William .I. Rowson, of
Winghatn, on Satunlay, the Atth tilt.,
when his only daughter', Ails Irene,
was united in 'marriage to Dohald Or -
Morn McKinnon, publisher Of The
Canadian Manufacturer, Tot'ontl.
Rev. W. G. Howson performed the
ceremonyy. The bride was attended
by Mise Olive Cooper, of Clinton, and
Miss Mabel Rosa, of Wingham. Ow-
ing to the serious iflnesa of her brother
Fred, Mrs. McKinnon will remain with
her parents for some time.
Fatal Accident in McKillop.
-;-
occ,irrt'd in McKillop on Friday, the
25th' tilt., which results' in the death
Of James McCallum. of the boundary
east of Walton. The unfortunate
young man wax threshing clover at
his brother's farm and was crossing a
neaRnld when he slipped and 'fell.
Ilia right leg wax entangled in the
cylinder of the tnachine and was so
horribly rruxhed that in its amputa-
tion rented the only hope Of saving his
life. 11e was linable to stand the
shock and during the operation his
lit' ebbed away. Deceased was an
estimable young man in his twenty•
eighth near.
Death of Will Rattenbury, Clinton.
Clinton is mourning the loss of one
of Rs most promising young men, in
the person of Will C. Rettenbury, eld-
est son of Joseph Rettenbury. De-
ceased had been weltering from
rheumatism for some time And had re.
signed his position as teller in the
Molmons Bank, Clinton, in order that
he might reettperote. lie seemed to
be regaining strength end on Monday
evening of lest week he retired feeling
unusually well. On Tuesday inornine
he awakened *ith a pain in him chest.
phymician, who was mummoned,
succeeded in relieving him and after
partoking of his hreakfroot he fell into
a peaceful et -lending sleep.. Dere/toed
wan a young titan of parts, of unswerv.
ing integrity and *liable dimpimition.
During the twenty-three rears; of his
all tno brief esistenee be wore the
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST. I Many a small uian accomplishes •
Se►torth.
Sheep.
Cotswold --John Barr tick all the
prizei, awarded in this class, firsts for
aged ewes and ewe 'stuns.
Leicester -Aged text.). .1 as. Snell,
John Harr : Siis ie ing - sins- Jae.
Snell : rain lamb. Jas. Snell : pair
sheet litig ewes, ,la., Snell, John Barr
pair of age,' ewes Bating raised
anilt, in Ii11s, Jas. Snell, John Burr.
Sbrophireduwn Geo. Glenn took
a the prizes awarded in this class,
ny other Breed -Fat sheep, ewe
or ether, Jan. Snell..luhu
.iia e --Oliver Turnbull, Walton.
Pigs.
11'ui. ( hmelt took all the the prizes
for imp tied Bet•kehires, the only
class in w bit there were entries.
Poultry.
fair i.nm turkeys, E. Iluggitl,
Harvey Kaci 1: pair geese. large
byeel, Win. l' • tet' E.'.'aggitt ; pair
geese. small 1 , E. Haggitt, H.
nacho ; pair ,nen ducks, Wm.
Carter, Geo. Irwi : pair ducks, any
other variety, (leo. Irwin : pair ham -
burgs. Writ. Carter, let and 2nd ; pair
wyandottes, white, 1). Carter : or-
pingtone, H. Hach.). ' ' Ilaggltt ; leg -
home, white, Mrs. Ilot ie, John Fair -
service ; leghorns, brot i.
E. Haggitt : leghorns, a other vari-
ety, Wm. Carter, Mrs. Ho rie ; holt-
dans, 1Vm. (Miter, lit and •d ; black
Spanish, Wm. Carter, \it's. lowrie :
minorcaa, M:. ilaggitt. Geo. twin
h urdere ., agiarry[Ird, Wtn. fb,rt •, 1st
and 2nd : hanilntrgs, pencilled, Vol.
(tarter, let and 2nd : langshans,
Ifowrie ; doming, Geo. lt•win, Iso a
2n1; wyandottes, si1Vet, (len, Irwin
iat ard..loaL wY appr
variety, Wm. Carter, 0. Carter : an-
dahlaiapias. Mrs. Howrie, tat and --2nd :
buff cocH ns, Geo. Irwin, 1st and 2nd ;
partridgeCochins, Win. hurter ; ban-
tams, W •m. Carter. Ist and 2nd ; pol-
ands. Wm. (Carter ; Plymouth' rocks,
barred, E. Haggitt, John i•'airservice
Plymouth roMis, whine, Geo. Irwin,
E. Haggitt ; guinea fowl, Wm.
Carter; pigeons, E. Ilaggitt, Wm.
Carter.
Judge -Andrew Ferguson. Belgrade.
implements.
Met of horse shoes, Wut. Sitna :
Winter appIe.i. ;Cif. Sloan. James
ter ; king of Tompkins. A. N1'. Sloan,
L Potter ; northern spy, J. S.: 1.. Laid.
law. A. 11'.- Sloan : . Hhode island
strinpipitin, O. Laidlaw, A. NV. Sloan;
111.1"iii..! j•r_s:;,:rituiti:s;se:htesr.:10.edxkliur:iti.4.:Tii.).AA.itelir.j. CAatit..r,\JAL.
Jacobs, A. NV. Sloan : nit lllll melt
pippin, A. %V. Sloan : talinan sweet,
snow, John Denholm, J. I. Mason ;
OtItavio, 1). Carter : pewatikee, H. 0.
Alexander. A. W. Sloan. Jetties PIA,
shoal' ; Ally tit her variety, '1'. 11. 'Taylor.
MI thrall lAllidlan, : eglIreti..11 ..I apples
'Attained from any source, A. NV.
Sheol, R. 0, 111c11 4 AVAll : winter pears,
Sloan. W. 11. 314•Crocken : collection
Pine Arts.
in s.il,'N. 14sismon, M. Liming -
Mem :. piere of burnt work mi leather.
SI. Livingston. • N. Hanson; burnt
work on wood. N. Hanson. 3Irs. Tato-
oti bolting elutli. NI. Livingston. N.
Hanson : cups Alia 'mincers. N. Ilan -
son, Mrs. Tattilyn : plates, N. Hanson.
M. I.i viewable' ; oil paintings, 3liss
Agnew. M. Livingston : \water color
paititiug),, Mies Agnew. N. Hanson ;
figure painting in oil. N. dement, 31,
Livingston :' figure painting in water
animals, grouped or singly in oil, Miss
Agnew. N. Halation : a tt i ttt ale, grouped
or single in witti•r tailor. NI. Living-
ston, N. Hanson : landscape in oil, N.
terra:Ir.-M.- Livingston, N. Han.
wa
3Irs;Tantlyta: paned drawing. .- Liv-
itigiA4411, Mrs. lionion : lien anti ink
china painting, Al. Livingston. N.
Henson : band painting on silk. stunt
or plied'. Mime Agnew, M. Livingston'.
painting tin glAss in oil, Miss Agttew,
t'lilifeji0i1-'4.4 foliage. Mrs. Fell wick :
fuschins in bloom, Mts. Fenwick :
table bouquet, M. Livingston. :Mrs.
Fenwick : dahlia., M. Livingston.
Mrs. Fenwick. -
School Children's Competition.
A. Effie Stetter, Auburn : C. A iketi-
C. fi. Mustard, Ilruceliclil : IL Fer-
guson. Auburn.,
flannel, J. K. Wise : wool blankets. J.
K. %Vise, James Porter : union Wan.
Delia Symington, Mrs. Johnoton ;
rag cnrpet, .1. K. NVise : stocking
yarn, .1. E. Wine ; double ittirtIOSPI. ft
11. Rubiusou: single. hurtles*, IL H.
Ladies' Work.
Lace handkerehieln, M. Livingston,
N. Hannon ; ibloon work, Mrs. How-
-y.AIN4itirtfigkigstori, is. Johnson ;
min ton, Mrs. Tatulyn patch quilt III
silk eti t, crazy, 1). Symingtott
crochet lilt, 1V. II. McCracken, Mrs.
Howrie ; flitted quilt, I) Symington,
Mrs. Taint woollen ...eke or attrek•
embroiders. 4) bolting cloth, 111.s.
taint/ST, O<:tober 8, 1908 3
D. MILLAR CO.
% 1.10 1101. MeeWlie others of being re -
'PHONE spotwilile fur your lack of success.
56 N,.thing Mtn alter the facts that you
e the builder cif your own character
oid the sole "architect of your fate."
New Kid Gloves
Now is the tune to buy you, Kid Gloves when stocks
are most complete (and never was our stock better as-
sorted, with ail the best colors. Gloves to match costumes
we make* special feature. We never buy any seconds or
job lines in kid gloves.' We stock only Perms' Gloves
the name that stands for quality. We quote a lew of the
leading lines :
Short Gloves
Lillian at $1.00 per pair
, hiding black, !nitwit, tati, miry,
Li mon Driving Gloves, 1111411 -
nista in effect ; splendid glove
lor hard wear, $1.111) per pair.
Eglantine Black Kid Gloves.
,•very pair !tiny gliardill tied. al
. Long Gloves
A very special line in Ladies'
bong Kid 4.1,,ires, 12 button
length, full range of sizes in
*2.25 per paii.
The new Long tiosset tilove
in tan only. Full range of siites.
Long Silk lino e, for et mina.;
._ Kid Glos., front ittesittallest 15.• per intim -
anti 41)11411cm
Infants ilocibs•-•,- infants' I.eggings, (It cyan... Hilt.
st mite of Ladies', Alen's • Children'e rtnietsi Val' .44
nimble, in all %%eights, kr., ,fibli We feat nre
Abe
L.
.4, NA6EXTE?
11 ltii(117ii,
Price 25 etslionel
LIMITED •- MINARD'S
ALLIILINIMENT
tut Millar s Scotch Store Patterns
McCall
•
Mrs. llowrie : cushion tni. iv corona-
tion lace, D. Symington ; sole pillow,
Tomlin ; drawn Work, N. Hansom
NI. Livingston. Mrs. Tautly ; novelty -
in fancy wink, Mre. Tain n, M.
1.ientgston ; sToeliet work in .1k, N.
Hanson, D. Symington : eyelet' waist
bedroom slippers, Mrs. Johns it,
work. Mrs. Taintyti, M. 1.ii,ings
Laney 'pin cuisition, M. Livinstauto,
photo fraute,..• M. Livingetion, 34114.
ILOWl'itt : knitted lace in vot ton, Mrs.
'Illitillyn, D. Symington.: knitted or
crochet bailey wool 141111W1, Mra. .1411111-
40n. Mrs. Tainlyn : table mats, Nirs.
Trunlytt, Mrs. I Lowrie : doylies, Mrs
lace, M. Livingston, 31rs. Johnston :
limey glove ease, N. Ilitursiti., NIrs.
'rawly n ; fancy lieu ing, Mrs. I I ()writ..
Mr.. Johnston. AI. Livingston ; gents'
',oiler and calf ease, NI. Livingston,
Al. Livingston:. N. Ilatistin ; tad de
cover; N. Harmon, Mii4. IhTilltYll : tray
rosy, M. Livingston, 31mi. Johnston :
cushion top, Mrs. l'ainlyn. 51. Lit Me -
spread, I). Sy Kroft : mantle drape,
D. Sy iningtim . el ber inlet, Mrs.
whisk bolder, I). Syinineum. N. Ilan -
eon ; vouching, 'Mrs. Johnstim. Mrs.
Livingston. N. Hanson ; yollection of
ladies' wort,'1,1. Livingston. N. Ilan -
'Spatial Prises.
Mseon llros.. for bent two -year -01
filly or gelding. 11. T. Robinson, Geo.
1.."-11111. five leitielit:s of British .1
'0111•11111441 Oli owe ;
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
AND COMFORT
W ROOF'
OdTLED
IMO
CLOTHING
cr'.isr,r_l• Low in ionee
Its
When the bread or Lake Or pastry
Cornet front 'rise- OVelf
say you h,we had -gem-f• lock with
yuur baking.
,Thr ..good lu.k" isita relic
their i.unipetctit .11;.tito,•,4akit Hutu.
of good lock in home here
Royal
usehold Flour
In the hands comment house-
wives it never In be, ause it is the
whitest, lightest, p •,c and best
baking flour 14 be had.
V the goodness of v baking is
you the wrong kind WI Ask
for Ogrivic's Royal H
Ogilvie Flew. Kills Ce,
151 liestresL
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD DRIVER?
young driving' hones.. ',lecke end
suit pm.
ere yesterday, APO today, and will
lat__„tiaitoreow- the twist on- e
market: I 1/111 the agent for 140'1 -
Get your NEW PLOW from
tn... 1 have the twii best makes
Fleury and Perrin, lea). riding and
walking [dims.
of STANDARD
FENCE WIRE PIA
STONE -
11111i1-14 ill large or tonal' titian
delivered nr at the quarry.
ROBERT WILSON
Agent for
BRANTFORD WIND MILLS,'
LOUDEN HAY TOOLS. etc.
"Homerna.de Pudge"-for Ice Cream.
Cocoa Delicious in flavor,
nutritious, economical.
79
THE
WHIM
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
BLIVARE
OF
IMITATIONS
SOLD
ON THE
MERITS
OF
EMBALMER
FUNERAL DIAVECIeroir
West side Square.
Residence 178
Neat call.: At residence. 33 William
StieeL
J. BkOPHEY & ON
rife LEADING- -
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Draws torlully •ttrt•od to .1 .1111
"CORRECT ENGLISH
HOW TO USE IT."
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE Ele_YOTECI TO THE
UST OF ENOLISN.
JOSEPHINE TURCK BAKER, Editor.
PARTIAL CONTENTS
"Queries and Answere.
shall and Will Should and Would
flow to l'ite Them.
•reet English in the Howe.
Co set Englieh in the School..
Wh o Nay and What Not to Say.
rout VI. 1 (1Elt ill 111441'.
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ltosintms El
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when you want and Yard., street and
(warehoinp ) (Car. West
TILE BENT CZ! at Leek liquar•)
COAL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Arno ottl weighed on the market Keel,.
where you get 2,4100 lba, for • ton.
-Orders left at C. r. LEE'S Hordware litor•
east side still/WO. promptly attended to.
DEATH LURKS IN THE KIDNEYS !
TREY ARE RESPONSISLE FOR NI APIA' HALF or THE HUMAN ILLS,
Yesitteatti lurks in fbe'iesidn.•, ' These delicate organs ate s receptacle for all
the poiebns that germinatt, in Ow cat.,„: system. Few people realize how quickly
disease of the kidneys develops into 'that most dangerous form 'of Bright's disease.
Sometimes the heart is poisoned, and dropsy appears. The nervous &went is affec-
ted! too - poisoned, and convulsions occur. I or at least half a century the most
eminent minds in the medical profession have hien puzzled to find a positive cure
for Kidney di True, there ha% e been numerous nostrums, and so-called
'Kidney cures, both in liquid and lotm, offered for sale. No other remedy, how-
ever, has received so strong an 'endorsement, both from the public, the press,
and the medical profession, es DR. ROOT'S KIDNEY AND LIVER PILLS.
ov.„un liberal offer Bee coupon
TWO YEARS' SUIITYRIVG bitItn.t. Charlet, Raker. Penetan,
esi.h•se. own.' • 1 thenk 4.n.1 met yeti for bringing such A
medicine ow Dr. knot P Kidney and borer Pills ',ohm my
reaeh. They are a veritable Ondsend to nip alter the pain I
have differed ter t wo year.. 1 had lhont given tip all hope ef
gettlne relief. het Rom Om grot day began taking your
'dirk which I had tri Niro up for a le* daft, at e time."
teouel.t free. nod t lie proprietors therefore niake you T;his
D" ROOTS
ONO
FREE SAMPLE
will be mailed on
application. Semi
rontion with name
and addenda to Dr.
Fteiet Noodles
Avenue. Termite.
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any es*, numbered eeetIon of Dominion
teed -tin :Manitoba. Meeketehewen and Alberto.
except nig NI will III, not ro...et, ed. luny be home -
*Leaded I» any person who ie the eole head of a
y, or any Inale over 15 year. of age, to the
extent of one Ilunrter meet ion of len wren, more
or les.
APpliesit fon for entry t be made in person
by the applicant at • Dominion hands aireney
or Subagency for the district in which the land
is sit Imo., Entry hy proxy may. however, be
made at an Agcney on certain conditions by
the father. niother, son, daughter. brother or
.i.ter of an intending homesteader.
TIM The hotnestea Is I ,quinel to perform the
homestead dull undo. orm of tho following
plans
I» At leamt six month,' residence upon and
cultivation of the land is eater year for three
12j A 110111144MPIPP May, if he ett desires, eel,
form the required re,Idenee did tee by living on
fainting land owned eolely by him, not tem than
eighty tan acres /44 eaten,. in the vicinity of his
hom,..tead. Joint owitership in land will not
CO If the father for mother, If the father MAO
eraseitt of ti homesteader has permanent rem
dente on farming land owned moiety by him
not lee.. than eighty acres ill extent. in the
vicinity of the homestead. or neon homeeteed
entered for hy him III the %trinity. such home -
deader may perform.hle own residence duties
by lit Ing with Ow lather ow mother).
111 The term ..\ wooly- in the t wo preeedin
paragraph., is defined tie meaning not rnor
than nine mile* In a direct line, exChtalve of the
width of road allowances' craned In the
fs, A imomoreader Wending to perform his
residimmi dut les in accordance with the abet,*
'slots tieing 'nth parent., or on farming, laiel
owned riv him -elf thud notify the west Tor tbe
Pitt month., 110I ill. in writing mnee.„Ini glees
, to i he ommiseloner of Dominion ZANY MI
I Ottawa of intention to apply for patent.
Deem y of the Minfotar Of the Intoner.
NitoslillAuthortswi publication et thm ad
let t whi oat be paid ter.