HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-11-5, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONTARIO
Tav«stev, November 5, 1908 3
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Tfews of the Sistriet.
Charles Kuight, of Exeter, suffered
is
severe stroke of paraly,.ip last week.
The village ,of Varna narrowly es-
caped destruction freta, bush Breit
resent l y. •
Miss Ada Seaniain evangelist, is
.-• „swiuctu(g revival services in the
%tetteeliet church** el Grey township.
Lime. laird and Miss Mclntoeh,
loth of the 12th concession of Howiek,
signed a life contract on Wednesday,
the :Nth ult.
'While playing footled' at school last
*reek ('eerie `Vilma', sou of John
\Vit*on, •V. 14., of \Vinghatii, fell anti
broke his aro.
Miss :Nellie Saint, formerly of
Wit whale, was Illal•1•iell in Buffalo on
\VedIesday, the 21st ult., to ('hales
It(irget', of that city.
Leonard %rat, won of W. A. %a•nt, a
former, resident of Zurich. was se's.
iously iujou'cd in it,railwsy accident at.
Watchmakitng, etc.
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I .SH Y YA RK
areinaasesn.-j n*tµ.sacuslyest itis.
t,, .,1, -brie of sgnure, G,slrt L It 6a.
Civil Engineering
\t'GIIAN M. ROBERTS, ('iViL
ted li ydriullc Engineer, Ontario Lrnd
tion cyur.
title McLaren Block, (lawlerleh, owner
Jluut coal street,. Telephone 1:17.
Menesetung Mineral Water
r1T111: GOU.F.lill'H ,MINEltAl. WA
1 1'I'Elt, l'U.. manufeetureN of "Mene.e
arc_ttr utsnoL deflect Ng un
(1,,,uon ReMot .(roger Ale III Vint �nJ
gar.-. ul.o Mineral %Vater in three .bf.,
pinta and Gate.). Seltr.r Witter and.
jlnebleSoda. Thew rands are made trolly
rat inti mineral water. nod are then•tore free
from all nupurltlo.. 1'. 1.. WAI.TuX \lug
rarer' !'hour 1111
Chit eland mi Friday, lbs Itkh ins
and died,the following day.
It. J. Hill, sett of John Mill,
parsed away. His widow. four sone
and two daughters are left to mouse
hills.
Death of Grey Township Resident.
Joeepb Rayuird, gtoold resident of
t, !be lull cuucessiou of Grey, departed
this lite un Friday, the Zit'd ult. Ile
had suffered from Height's cheekier -for
0W1 Gine and his illness was aggl'a-
stated by an uttAck of pneutrutuia.
i;leceased, who was in hie tl(ty-eighth
year, war a native of yilsushard town-
ship. An industrious, upright, tindty
man, he enjoyed the 'brattish1 of the
whole e ' y. He was twice
married and is survived by his widow,
• formerly Miss it.Iweca Hogg, of Grey,
- two sous: Austin and Irwin, of (hey,
and one daughter. Mrs. George Yex1,
Of 1'urnbert-v.
Accident in Usborne.
of
Hruset•le, has been appointed prine.pal
of the King Edward.tchuol,• fig -rutty
erected at Hamilton.
1'• rift fattest teasel! his excellent
Mestere farm on tlut Lon41 s ro'sd,
Cabinue, le John %Velah, a,( that
towuwhip, fur the Nuri of $7,5IE.
1'he four-year-old son id Frank Mc
Catighey, id iatcknow, drank a quail
tit y of tauilla extract on Saturday,
the 21t11 silt., auej died a few hours
later.
Mait. George 1'. Wells, a former
well-known resident of \Vinghaol,
died at her house in l'etllaluui, Flurielu.
on .donday. the lUth ult. deceased
wad in her ne%elll y' -t 1111'tt year.
Miss Annie 1. ,'Its \Vestc0tt, second
dauglder of Mts. Will. \Vestcott, .of
Seafortti. was married it, Winnipeg
on Saturday, the lith ult., to \1 w.
Twauley, of Mc(irevor. Man., form-
erly of 1•leaflot•th. •
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1Vhile vi riling it, Detroit see-'utly
Miss Etta,. Kerslake, of ;Exeter, won
the Ural yriw•twr-•etit-Irltti w hiseryseet•,
for being the -)sparladyltae person" to
enter iien,trt t fair fargeat department -al
store.* in the w-tk,•M�
On Sunday, October 25th. Bev. Dr.
%Murray meat -hest -his farewell -sermon
tsethe-seongrexAtinn of Knox-churelt;
Kincardine. He is retiring after ha v•
ing 'titled It, this congregatiuu
forst little over thirty fears. •
A quiet wedding was Noleulniud at
the house 44 air. mud Mrm. Andrew
Johnston, of W.iftoet; oil \1'tdoeetlag.
(lie
lith silt., %then their daughter,
Caroline. %(I5 auttl•iiti•alielly united to
Charles 11, Sttple•Iuf livaabuu'u Mau.
Mrs. William Bonner, 01 lirne..elu,
pissed *W ty at the 11111141110, "1 1). 11e-
watn. of tut t.'tya, on Sunday , the•
25th ult.. nftet a prolonged illness due
to at paralytic stroke. ' deceased was
oi( year. n ertnen
took place nt Seafortb.
Miss Ida IVilken, of Clinton, had
D Utv . tElijw. la.L- week: White
tent p.tsving a drygo.NIS store a heavy
rusut,thing iron. which had been
placed ill an upstairs window to cool
fell I tG the sidewalk, t l walk, striking an
aiming her (land. -
Miss Murgat'et Cole, daughter o
Mr: and Mrs. itotwrt Cole, tit Water
lou, forme: ly of Clinton, was married
at the hinny ot. her parries on
Wednesday. -the 4th rdt:, to (tilt*
(:r0*Z, of Waterloo. Mr.. awl Mrs
tire .szate Ns -titling their huneytioot
n {Clinton.
iu$1c
- t t+i(til4 i+, (1►(Sk. TEAC:IHg1t-4Nw•
1 1'iwn.. i 4t)lIug, '1'hrury. Iturtuony ,ntd
( „'..ler wool. Pupil. prepanal for exitmina-
tion• of Tunuo('tut.cn atury of Mu.k•. away
at Tlwnt•on a titian- Store, or re.idenre of Mr
I
intone Pennington. Brock atrxet, lidlcnrb.
M /aye int Ilnton.at itaidout'r or Mr. Airy.
,ler k ruse. Ontario wt root.
CLAI4SES.-1 AM Piti•:-
• its 1' (Itk11 to meet, a pupa, f,.r L•. -nn, w
piano and theory. Ala, the 11 rrowe, un.-iral
u.eti.t■t 10r )uuug children.
Tern,• sad other infu,m.tlon may 1a` hod et
Ts,miinn's masts More. Uoden•h. Y.MStA A.
A\DHEWS
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AROY ADAMS
. 'fawCBait PIANO
S' otto In Hank of Montreal In.e.k. •
Medical
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1QRS. EMME}t5MON Jk Tl:KNI3l'LL.
A. T. KNNetotOs, M D.
W ti. Tcasscl.t. 4. If.
(,Moo, Hamilton Street. Phone lot.
. Oppuette St. George ch teen. phone PM
Ur. Ternbdll'a tds(dene e, Montreal street.
Southwest of Public Library. Phone 114.
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Deeth of tiny Pioneer..
1 William Tinney, oar ot the• pionee
•ostlers ..f Huron, ell at hilt home
near Hensel! on Motu Any, the '24th
ult. Ut•eeased 4nd sit .ed for'anme
norths from injuries is'tilting hone
the kick otan annual. .l i.rn in Eng-
land sevvnty•thero years Attu, he cause
to Canada with his nu thitr early in
childhood, settling at.l'ot't Hope, Ou
n•acllihlt manhood he teruot'ed to the
township of McKillop and' sutwe-
q teritly to Hay, wfierc he resided con-
[intenseMr. and Mrs. Jitiroh Miller, of Clin-
ly until death summoned hire
hence. Deceased was an industrious,
ton. last week reeeived the. sad ins
kind-hearted man, ielligeie e .4 the etidden death in Cali -
esteemed by all
who knew him. He is survived by his
Willow1 tete/twit: ,.vi Ara, all CIA linable
, three wine -John, Herbert and
Matthew, all of Hay -and four daupritii1( OHIO in Iiis twenty-eighth year.
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tcrs--Mrs. Win.had 08104:ell in the lituiber bilat-
Blae•kwell, of Hay ;
Mrs. Wm. Colclnugh, of Varna,: Mrs.
O'Brien; of Ft•obieht•r, Sask. ; and Miss
An interentrtig event took place at
PJuebe, at hone.
the home of airs. Mat ilda Gilespi, of
The Late Edward Diasley, Clinton.
1.•ii ler granddaughter, Aliso
'Margaret- -M. -Sturdie, was .joined in
s Me -S.
resident, • entered into .hie rest on
wedlock to Ernest 11. ‘Vhite,.of
Tuesday. the 27th ult., et the grand
now. Itev. I). (Ott -swell wits the
old age of ninety-two years. He had
officiating vie:up-unto
enjoyed good health and the use of
his faculties until the Iitst, but had
been cristricken Milli ittrelysis last 'week.
ppled with rhturnatl sm feir a
fits deughter, seeing his horses ap-
decade. His early years were client at
his native home in Enproaching the house without a driver,
gland, but in
became alarmed and went in i4eareh of
1$5.1 he came 10 Clinton, where he pur-
sued his vocation asscarpenter, erect-'
inrhicis. She found him lying 'menu-
etous Mine tleidAnd he lit now' in a
g many of the must eubatt.ntlal edi-
fices in the town. Deceased wvery critical cendition.
as au
honest, kind-hearted man and was
highlham, in the penions of Norman born
y esteemed by the community in
which he lived eo lonFry and Miss Annie Iteatrice Gil.
g. In polities he
lyse a Conservative and «hrist, serond daughter of Mrs. Cath -
in religious
faith an Anglican. lie ie survived by
erine Gilchrist, were quietly married
three sons -Edward, William and
at the hone. of the hritle•s mother on
Rot*•rt. n1 Chicago -and thre daugh-
ters -Mrs. T. St+whur , of Dt•troit:
3rI Bo1i.onandSf�sa Mabel, both
Mies Mary Cuniing, old and
of Clinton.
highly estnenied resident of Blyth,
The Founder of Remelt
passed rswatllott.“414fre_uund_ionie in that '
The late James Petty, of Hensall, _of
;slier a, fen' weeks' •illnese subsequent
W -h-4 we death brief mention was matte
last week. was suddenly seized with
i*sunned- to the age 44 -right Y-t-hree
liness'on Saturday. the 2lth ult., and
years. She is survived by her ender.
despite al} that medu'al rid and tender
Miss Katherine. and two. inothere,
rare could do he gradually grew
Elias and Nicholas.
1)R. W. F. GALU)W, M. B.
'mess ('o/borne .t reset. next deo* to Sover-
eign tank. Telephoto!.. -!'dew, 1t1 hone,
l�R. Ft J. R. FORSTER-EYE. EAR
Now and Throat only. Stratford. flint.
House eusgeoon New York Ophthalmic And
Amit Institute Mall-Itt ` t'lnteet &sat.tant 7p r.
Wliae Ahd Throat .Hooting. liolden'ttlnanr. -and
Boyd London Uphthelmle t Moorefield,F.ye1
Ha.tdtsl Isnuton, Eolt 1 /Moe Alters Ireet,
Stratford oppo.lte wind -or hotel. Noun :
1t12►m. 2 t tr.nl. 7.8 0.n%. Telenhonc l6'
Legg
7 1. KiLLORA`. BARRISTER.
.•lowreet rats. (lMces-North Street. Undone
ewer signal OfSort In Seaforth Saturdays
and Monday..
G. CAMERON. K. Q BARRIS-
:.oftener, notary public.
amino,' barest. Ooderb•h, third door from
rare.
ROCDFO(11', HArs a BLAtft
barrister, .ollcltoes Iluterim p•lbhe prt '
ton n thelNArlt line I'ourt.,•etc. Ufllre, reed aide
& s nett door ('. A. %itrnb grocery. Ph
trate white lend at Icwsst rates of intermit.
W. P1 CUFl))T, K. C. It l'. HAYS. U. •F
dIAIIL\ ,
DICK Nf1ON & (IARItOW,( BAR-_
HI RR, attorneys, solicitor.. clot
Ogderirh oney to lend et lowest rate.. l
LIHt'KIN N.eHAttLK-'fUAIMO W,MIR
0, JOIINMTON, . I3ARRIM'I'ER,
▪ enlleitor. 'mmim•loner, notary public.
Delco. co
ce. Hamilton' .reset. Uoderich Ont.
insurance, Loans, tc.
VOI'N(i & ROBfSRTMON, • REAL
1 Some and lr*.urnnee Agent.. Rest es-
ter, tor wets or to let . Prepertlea handled In
any put of the town and county. Fire and
fe inanranee, money to loan et,'.
1OHN W. ('RAIUiE, LiFE. FiRE
Yr and accident Maumee*. Agent for totaling
mutual end Steck on,op{anlea. Insurance in all
lir. resected on beet plane and at lowest extra,
('all at oMee, corner west Street and Square
or outdrew .1, W. CRAIGiIC, Uoder1ch, In,4
fele ,hone 7t
11ic•K11.LOP Ml'Tt'A1. FIRE IN-
11�Y11 S v H A N (' ie r U. -therm and Isolated
town property manned.
(Meer. -J, H. McLean. Pre... KIPPen 1'. U
T. ',mint,Vkle-Pres., lfrureaeld
Monne F.. 1ay.. .See•..Trees.. ttalfort.h 1'. 0
Director. -Wit.. t'hrnney, Senforlh ; John
G. Grieve, Winthrop • George Dale, Sewforth;
John Hennewele Dublin; Jaime Keane, Beech.
wend ; John Watt, Harlock ; Tho*. Fraser,
Hrneeneld ; John 14, Mel.een. Klppen ; Jae.
C'onuc ,_4lluton.
--•1:-W. Teo, Holme.ville. age,.( for tu'e•t
Numb. Polley -holders ca. 1,.y aaneamsant,
and let their calls recaitite't at Toyer k
Drowns, Clinton.r at It H. Cult . gr ser).
King•ton street, hJoderlrh.
SHAVING PARLOR
rk IIAVTNO AND HAIR -DRESSING
y l PARLORS. - The Meat place. in town.
rept service ; everything clime, and sani-
tary. Her and cold Dinh.. WM: DAVIS,
ltrlush Ktehenge Hotel Block t.uooessor to
Jae VI -Raley).
BEDFORD BLOCK BARBER SHOP.
--Thi. well-known end popular surd
°Ren. ifs Petrone the beat sear re In shaving,
halrcettIng, etc.., etc. Ladle.' ahempoolng a
ert'ttlty. Only skilled hand., employed.
1 oar patronace will be appreclstedl. - H. 11.
1p.KHprtetor.
Sarrisge licenses
WALTER E. KELLY,
UUDKHICH, OST.
Watehmwker, Jeweller And Olptician,
leaner of Msrrlege License..,
W• LANE, ISSUER OF MARRI•
AUK Iltlener.% (ioderlek• Ont.
Anetioneering
'FHONAM (SUNDRY, LiVRSTO(JK
A. and serest snctloneer. OfSee. on South
Rtreet., when, he will be found at all times
when not -eying awls.,. :Caitlin reseonshle end
svy effort. awed to rive you sadetsrtlon,
Perhoney.
GEORGE BECKETT
General Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, iBAMiLTON ST.
P. O. Box t8;.
Thomas Yemen, for nearly fifty
veers is familiar figure in Iluron town-,
ship, died at his home in that town-
stltp ntr-tlfe -.r(id utt., at the lige of
Seventy -right years. As it money-
lender. buyer of mortgages, etc., he
was well knownthroughLurun.�A*-
field and Kincardine township*, and
he is suppeesed to have atna,.arth is eon-
niderahle fortune. His widow, four
daughters and three sone survive.
On Tues.lay est least week Samuel
Erralt,. a highly respected young farm-
er of the Babylon line Sttnleyr sec:
ntii ib •d to an attack of next-poi/10
ing, following an operation for ep
dicitis. Deceased, who wan 1) his
thirty-ninth year. wan a son u the
Tote keit, Erratt, .lf Stanley. He is
survived by his widow, a dadghte•r of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rotrins. nS (1t Zurich.
smut one child. ''/
The-hohie.-.,f Mrs. -�twri )teiet.tw,
of Egmondville, was the .sere of a
pretty wedding on WMln,61dav, for
241h silt., when iter daughter. Lillian
May,. gave her boort and hand to
t+atotiet llohnet', of Hayfield. Rev. J.
McNeil, of Itaylield, performed the
celeuwny'in th.• presence of only int-
IIicdIate relatives and friends of the
rontt•artingg parties. The bride was
1tU.euded., \sas ' ,t t , ,.1#rrntow...
while \ 'Ilium 1.1oh her supported the•
HatIWlrl Soule, id Elilnville, met
with a dilaretsiug accident blas. week,
one which will permanently disfigure
hint, although bis escape f ' Intel
injury is very fortluiete. Ile lad
leen engaged With t he Cobol
threshing syndicate and Was wut'klug
81 the machine when a large hay'
knife, which had beep t•ar•Iessly set
aside by one t,if the we•n, fell from the
mow, -striking hint and completely
severing a portion of his nose. 'Betio
the wonted could be dressed• the skin
ifor grafting it hails to 1,e removed
from Mr. Muitle'N 1)011V. Tho injured
memis•i' is Slowly healing.
• McCracken's Winnings for 1908.
Liruatu•Is ,Post : W. 11. McCracken,
thOwell-known gardener of hhiutew•lty
stte lei. eigfit fall fairs this seamen-
and Captured no less than 'L'i0 rites.
)fv dt'pve nese 2fll wiled and w•i 'clear
1 oyer *1OU. The bit or faits and
ltwards'it; foliows ; =1
Brussels .. 13
Dungannon 1 01
Seaforth
At wood 23
M'itverinn ---'-'- - -... '.:.'
Fordwieh.
Listoctel ... . 311
Myth S1
Tooral .... ......
2
at', WI a •y g n o
next January but can holt) his a Wn
with the most of them y,•t.
moo housewives ridge the Purity
of a flour Ly its e,Uteccst. 1\'hite
r
somehow ti�titiet l wrr S . Rut whik
pore flours are tit 1% , to t.1 : (white
flours are not 2:1(ty. i"JF'.
Royal, Seesehie.d Faonr
is the whitest Cu,.: that a willed.
It is also the puss.. ) 'u rev think
the Flom you art' cru,; It about to
white as flour ran i C. Yet it you
place it beside f.o,l a! household
Flou, it oil .utti n1 I c ,..ni
prison. Ask wen l s cr i„ I:o�'.+l
House'toid, allai'1 ,.A tit lee
and:r$(1•1 t.., that s ou ni:ani is
�ii 4e fink Mf 1ls- L.3Mi•
IL'! ' ,not. eel.
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BEES AND HONEY.
The Way They Gather Their Harvest
From the Flowers.
Bets gather honey (row the ureter
vessels of flowers and plants. The
sugar, starch, albumen, etc., are car-
riedeight up by the map to the seed beat-
ing pods. To a marked exteut nature
is assisted by the natural law of sheat
le -produce a sweating at von
-
denotation of moisture, which we call.
dew. This takes place to the co-
rolla of the flower, making It mor'*
sy for the plant to deposit Its over -
ow of sugar, starch, albumen, etc.,
i 1 the dew already In the Hower.
', .Is sweet nectar is carried up by
the sap and discharged in the dew
throogb the pores of the plant. When
the see rises evaporation takes place,
and the result Is a tiny drop of nee -
tar In the cup of the flower. The bee
goes to the flower and with its long
silken tongue sips up tbls drop of
nectar and deposits It into Its honey
sack hack of the throat.
The bee Is provided with a stomalh
for its physics well being back of
this storage stoiti eh, and all the hon-
er that goes tot s stomach Is used
Inc the life or ph (cal demands of
the. boo. -- .. has its stor-
age tank full of net + r It straight-
way flies to the hive • . exudes it
into the cell. The bee 1s endowed
with the power of exuding s natural-
ly as In taking, so there nothing
wonderful about It except tb= natural
cariousness of the matter.
gtoum.
Wanted a Prison Berth for the Witter.
Lest week a young nian ,named
Phillips applied to Magistrate Kay, of
Exeter, for a sentene.• df *ix months
in the ('e ntral Prison. On being re-
fused he departed on foot, condcuuning
the law that would not give hint at
term when lie wanted it.
Local Option Campaign Postponed.
Blyth Standard : 'I'he temperance
people of Blyth, in view of the very
limited time there 4, left in whirh to
circulate the petitions for the local op-
tion bylaw, think it best to postpone
the canipaigu until next year. It, the
meantime they will perfect their or-
ganism ion and carry 011 a campaign of
tdusatton and agitation in order to be
natty next tali, when they hope the
bylaw will carry by a good' majority.
Turnberry Pioneer Pasties Away.
Otte of this earlesit pitifteere of TITER -
berry, in the person ..f 1Villiatu S.
Anderson. who*.' yenta mimlered
fourscore, joiner( the silent majority
on Saturday, the 211 is alt. Moto than
half century ago deceased with hie
bride tinned bin face from his native
hone in Scotland and after braving
the perils of it nine weeks' ocean
voyage arrived in t'anwda. Three
Years were pained in Scnrlsoro' town-
ship and then he again proreeded
wentwanl and settled on the 1st con-
cession of Tornherry, where he
fought and overcame the trials and
privations incident to pioneer life,
transforming his bush lot into the
weaker until the following Thureelay,
when his spirit winged its Hight.
Born in England seventy-five years
ago deceased came to Canada with his
brother John it, 1643 and Bellied on
what he afterwards named Hensall in
memory of hit native village. A few
years later fames and John were
je.ined by their brother George. These
enterprising young then engaged ex-.
tc'i irvely in the pork -packing business
and later in the exporting of rattle.
Tlwv
WY
ere the fleet to import Leicee-
eejt and shorthofned cattle into
('minty. When the London.
'iron & Brune -Railway_ was pro-
jected the hrothere presented the cote,
piny with the ground now occupied
by'lensall station. it is said that at
thio time they sold in one d ty mote
that $fl,asl worth of Iota un King and
Queen atreetn, Hensall. U,ceneed's
extensive cotnmerrinl enterprises made
him well known throughout the Prost
iti,'t.;it d wherever lie went ..his re•
uon'kable bueinets abilities, his is hole -
smiled honesty bis ready wit and his
great goodness of heart Won for -him
the esteem and love .11 all vitli whom
he cattresitt.,RNR iter: lreeessed was
unmarried' ,inti is s�iriivii -by his
brother George wlfb lies seriously i11 ;
his hrother John predeceased hint
several years.
' ltllPS:'W:T. BURNS.
National Correspondent of W. R C..
Suffered from Nervousness and a
General Breakdown -- Caused by a
Cold Restored to Health by Vinol.
I c'ltfght a severe cold which it
seemed inlp''uihle to get rid of. i be-
came mmeh run down, lost my ap-
petite and flesh and felt nervous and
iel' itAble . Vivol was rect mmended.
and certainly worked wonders for rue ;
tit increased my appetite and cured
my eouith and nervousness. 1 eon -
miller Vinol a wonderful remedy."
Mrs. \V. 1'. Berms Memphis, Tenn.
Many people Are in just her condi-
titnt-all run down, hardly Otte to
drag about, don't know what dile
therm. This is probably canned by a
coli or cough which is hand to cure,
overwork or too ,'Inas confinement to
business, and sn,li people need -Vivol.
Viral ire not a stent medicine, but
contains the medicinal curative .ele-
ments found in fresh cols' livers, with
all the oil eliminated and tonic iron
added,
We ask every ren.,( v u, ner-
vous, dehilitated, aged or weak
person in thin piece, and every person
suffering from Stubborn colds, bang-
ing -on coughs or hronchitic, to try
V incl on our offer to return money 11
it fails to give twtisfartion. II. C.
Dunlop, Druggist, Goderich.
The Beide-"Oh,'Algernon, are you
eertnin, are you pasitive, that nothing
will ever come between us 1" The
Groom -"Nothing, dearest ! Nothing
can ever come between .u. nu, long tL
comfortable home from whichbe we Iivs in this flat -there isn't room."
THE WHEAT.
Binding and Shocking It So as to
Bast Results.
From the tlule the wheat stands
waving yellow to the field until It 1s
In the hands of the miller is an im-
portant period. The cutting of the
wheat may trot be a ditScult,task, but
much depends on bow well the grain
1s gathered and bound and shocked.
If the machine does not gather the
grain well. a good deal of It wUl be
Pont falling down before the sickle or
stringing out from beneath the aprons -
Care should be takea to avottl this.
The binder should also gather the
straw evenly, so that the bundles may
not look ragged or part to lost in tbe
shocking. Tho binder should be shift-
ed just right, so that the bundles may
be bound near the middle. Binding
_too -Clore to the butte or heads will
make them inconvenient' to handle., as
well as rause the dropping out of n
part of the bundle*.
The shocking of the wheat 1s very
important. espct'ially In those sections
where mins and winds are frequent.
The bundlers cannot be thrown together
any old way and be expected to stand
the storms of wind and rain.
_My experience has proved that the
test and strongest shock is made In
the following manner: Plae.• three
pairs of bundles in a row, then set one
bundle at each end and three on each
nide. The •caps should be !laced on
lengthwise of the stiork and tipren,l so
they will cover the top of the shock
and hang down on the eldest, protect-
ing the heads of the wheat and turn-
ing the water like the roof of a house.
For twenty years we built our shocks
in 'this manner and seldom ever lost
any Wheat from winds or rain. It wee
often necessary to go over the field aft-
er n severe windstorm and replace
come of the taps, but eddom did we
have to s'sbalkd a .seek.
,After the wheat la all eat and shock-
ed It 1a the best plan to have it thrash•
ed ns ROOD as ft will do. It sun then
be stored nway in a rat proof granary
or hauled direct to market. We be-
lieve it is wise to sell Immediately
after thrashing. Sae higher price for
which one emu hold will not more
than offset the 'shrinkage and lass ht
handling, and sometimes the higher
price 1s acres redtaed. A person had
better take a few cents less than nun
the risk.
Newel Educational Trip.
The Grimsby Ednoatiett eseestittee
ham tient 1,000 t•hildren to the Primo -
British exhibition with a view to in-
stilling into the children's minds the
reality of the entente, and al�stdllgf
them nn ,.hieet lesson !n the growth
of commerce and art.
Killing sum.c,
For killing out .ulnae a correspond,
ent rerommendc a dock of sheep. First
maw the smmir, then turn In the *beep.
Stumm may It destroyed by persistent
cutting after flowering pennon and be-
fore ft step berries, tint sheep will do
the work nt leap tronhle and expense.
A Forcing Effect.
wets(( mnnnre ham m f'rrinc effect
end ten.(• to prodnce 'tem* and len vett
at the exporters of tenth and Irvin it In
therefore hotter tat early garden truck•
graam„ti end fall *iota than fel
cereals or fruit.
D. MILLAR CO. 'P56
ONS
IN THE NEW MANTLE SECTION
In our new Iuanl1e root,. we
rue showing s gu.• .tory stu:u't
new coats Inelwiint ,t)ie New
tttreetrffr OAK, fastttntt'rf`tare r -�
algid
We have never wild sw many
mantles Its we have dune the
hist few day•, flue stock is sl ill
well itesurted, but we would ad-
vise ars early inwlweetiun 140 as to
get a better choice.
Ladies' Semi -fitting Coats from 1
;5.75•
I • 1.1 (, ata 111 t11e Ilea•,• -t
styles, reasonably pricer(,
o -.\\'e have jowl phased into
stork another t- nrigtimentofo.�t
tamed Bearskin Coats, also son,•
new styles in Infants' Hradwr:u .
The Family ljnderwear.
The cold weather' is now here
rend there has beim it brisk de-
mand for warmer under gat-
tuents. Never before were we su
well prepared to' meet the de-
_-_-niantl-.._r1f-DM' mRIIy rllstOlnel•*
WW1 Underwear- for
ladies. Rents and .Children.
Some hosiery Specials for This Week.
I:ulies' btu, k 1't-bmore Hos.•, ,•\,•ee.ling fine make. tegular3;e. for
25c per pair.
*Jur Le iii•i t Hose sit illi• per pair is the hest Half Ducar • Hose in the
trade.
See our special heavy Worst id Hose, all sizes, one price, 215c, ext ra-
,rdMary value.
• _ McCall Patterns and Magazine for December now in stock
MLC A I 1
PATTERNS'
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Millar's ScotclrStore
is the perfect food drink for
children. Highly nutritious -
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economical.
Th.r Cowan Co. l.t.nitid, Toronto.
Kiditer, Cured or
Money Book
-'Firm Is no risk in bus •ng GrN I'tLLB.
They aro weal un a -p 'so guarantee
that they wil lcuro all Sid
Troubles, Ii.heamr.tisln all i9t:.atici, Iain in the Rack, etc. It, atter
taking 8 boxes, yon can honestly say that Gin.Pills have not cured yon,
take the empty hence to your defiler and bo will refund the money.
That shows how certain we aro that Gin Pine will cure you. 600. a bolt ;
for 112.60. Sent- on'recei et of price if vnnr dealer can't supply you.
mple free DiPT. A. -NATIONAL 0100 & CHEM. CO. LIMITED "�'r"e,y
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SYNOPSIS OF
anadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
.\ny even Numbered aeetoa of of ■
land. in Mtsnitobn, Seekatchewan an Alberta.
excepting tt turd tat, not. martial. maybe home.
'needed Icy any t'er•on who la the solhead et a
funny, or any malt( over Is years of age, le Ike
extent of one-quarter section of ISO aerie, =Ora
ale.,.
by hetic It'onant. at
ari.mminion wedeln Lando gra
gency
or Suh-aren -y for the db. Het In which the t
and
Is .host*. Entry by pro may, however, be
rade at an Agency on co In conditions by
the father, mnther, ran, dalgrhter, brother et
whiter of an intending home.teeder.
The homeetea Is i'quir•ed to perform the
homestead dud nnde. one of the following
pease
In At least ale month.' reat4enoe upon and
cultivation( of the land to each year for three
yearn.
12 A homue•1e eder may, if he to denim, per
form the regntred re.•ldenee duties by living ea
farming lend owned owlet} by him, not lets thea
eigl.i y Ian *cera in extent. In the vicinity et Ids
homeateyed. Joint ownership la land will dei_
1 15Itil i .ra.n
(se 1. If t hereauirfather (or m(, other he tither IM AC
nc
syed(of w homn.teader hes "f• h rtnan•nt MC
(meson farming land owned solely by him \
not leen than eighty IR.e acres to extent. t��
vlclnit of the hotne.tead, or upon a bet
aIs. sad
ent for by hint In the vicinity, each bets.
leanermay perform lila own residence dem.e
by living with the father tor mothers.
til The term "vlr,nity" In the two p1•eoedtu
paragraph+ 1. Aenned se meaning not. mor
than nine mile* In a direct lino. etcln.tveof tae
width of road sllowanew =seed In the
meeeu rem.nt,
ISI A homostesder intending to perform ht.
Ieaidenee(hole. to alrordan"e with the shorn
while living with parento or 011 farming lend
' owned by hlrn.elt mn.t notify the agent for the
diatTito. of such Intention.
Six motabie not in writing mn. t to given
to the ('ommiredoner of INdwnion Leads at
(xtawa Of Intention to Apply for patent
K. W.(JQa Y'
Warmly of the Mtnlaree ret IM �tttetgr.
N. Unauthorised M.hlielttit• W NU r•
ver ent will not be paid les.
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