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DUNLOP. ASHFIELD. DUNGANNON. ST. AUGUSTINE.
MONDAY, Noy,
-h a.tee H. T. %V811aans, who has
been laid off work for the last week
with au Aiakww uu his hand. ie able to
I,e around again.
Mrs. D. Cumming. formerly of this
place, who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. Crawley. of Tor-
onto. is spending a new days in Qut1e-
rish and neighborhood.
Our enterprising and progressive
townsman A. 11. Clutton hale with
d of r. McLaren o
h.• at M t (rude •'c
t u 6
raised another of Itis burns and is now
putting a cement stable underneath
ti. 8. Putter is d.,,ng the cement work
In spite of the unprecedentedly dry
weather this fall the farmers her. are
getting on with ( heir plowing, though
the call for fresh plow.pointa daily Is
something alarming. However, "it
is en . ill wind that blows nobody
good," and the machine men and
blacksmiths will profit by the farm-
er•'losees.
T&A('Hgi ENOAuiD. -- The school
board of No. 9 have secured the ser-
vices of Miss Loretta Young for the
ceasing year. They:- ars -to- be et.n-
gratulated un their good forttete, as
Miss Voting comes highly recom-
mended, bestdee holding a Normal ear -
tiflcate. Miss Young also is le he cun-
gratulated, as she is chosen from a
targe number of applicants.
LEEBURN.
TuIc$DA V, Nov. loth.
A MayORAIILR DAY. - Thanksgiv-
ing Day and the King's birthday
made a splendid coIntrinetion. A
more heautiful day,is rarely seen than
was Mooday. After suets n uice day
the boys and girls of Leebm-n were in
splendid humor for an evening's en-
ioynent: so they assembled in the
hall and the motto was -.anything
that can contribute to th- hilarity of
the. evening. With games and social
intercourse• they had a splendid time
and when the evening leg in to grow
late an excellent lunch teat. served.
which did credit to the young ledies
of Leeburn ; then after singing "tied
Sate the King' they all went home.
It is hard to *ay how far the result.
of this, affair may reach into the
tutees..
PORT ALBERT.
\VelesestieY, Nov. iIth.
Ni.. Jean UuntYar spent Titanksgive
ing with (1 iendn in (iii.-1ph.
Mrs. Oalds is visiting with her
sea. r -in-law, Mrs. Jas. Seel t.
Miss Lieuetta Cunningham, of Bel-
fast, spent Sunday at her home here.
Mrs. Harry Hayden entertained the
members of the Ladies' Aid;b( Christ
church lust Wednesday.
W. T. Pellow left last week ter
Stratford, where he intendls needing
with his daughter, Mire. \V. Burrows.
Miss Winnie Cunningham, Percy
Hayden and Willie Suede returned to
their duties at the O. C. I. after spend-
ing Thanksgiving at their respective
kerne. here.
KINTAIL.
TUESDAY, Nov. IUth.
Ilan McDonald shipped a carload e,f
cattle to Toronto today trims Ripley.
Morgan Austin expects to leave this
week on a visit to his sons its Loraine,
Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. \Vill Aline Ma.D•t-
Duncan and Baby Archibald. of 'Cam-
iaebT1•,-speiit the holifiayys With Mins.
Allin'e parrots. Mr. and Mrs.Duncan
McLeod.
Miss Kate Bowler, of Golerichr was
home for the holidays. Thune attend-
ing the G. C. 1. who were home were
the Misses -Minnie a • car , era
Griffin, Grace McLean and Vera
Bowler.
Deese' oK Joule SiNNNTT. --Meet)
sympathy is extended to ,1a4. Stinnett
and family in this their time of
trouble. His little grandee]. Eddie
Dwyer. has been ill for the pa.it ten
.lays, hut is now. we ate pleased Go
state, showing a change for the better.
On Saturday evening last John
Sinnett, who resided with his hr.)ther,
was seized with a stroke of paralysis
and h.• passed away this evening. The
deceased had reached the advanced
age of eighty-nine years, and was
highly respected for his kind and
affable manner. The funeral will be
held from St. Joseph's church.
AMBERLEY.
MONDAY. Nov. 9th.
James Bradley 'has bought Alex.
McLennan's farm.
Miss Ralph, of (ioderich, is visiting
Mr. and Men. Ram. Grey.
lfeetor McLean shipped a carload of
cattle to Toronto last weirb. --
R. Bradley her bought fifty
more land front Charles Boyd.
You can new the mud fly now. Bob
Wilkie hats bought a new driver.
*Service in the Methodist r•hneeh
next Sunday afternoon at the usual
hour.
L. ie. Wildfang and S. Brown spent
last week visiting trlendn and hunting
at Elmwood.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Shiefd-4. o
Kincardine. visited friends in Amber
ley last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fergmnn and
daughter visited friend. in Awhere.),
one day last week.
The railway is boonlir t around this
town now. Everybody that has
finished plowing is working on the
road.
Bob Steele spent a few days last
week visiting friends in Lueknow and
Dungannon and calling on friends in
Kintail on his way horde.
LANES.
FRIDAY, Oct. :0)11).
St Hoot, Herm:T.-The following is
the report of 8. 8. No. 1Q Askfleld, for
the month of October, the notion be-
ing in order of merit, basted upon
monthly examinations: TV. -Laura
B. Johnston, Ltvina Sherwood, Rae
Jamieson, Irene Smeltter. Senior 1Ii.
-Ray Alton, Mantle 'O'Loughlin,
Johnnie Scott, Charles Smeltzer.
Intermediate 111. --Wilfrid Drennan,
Charles Sherwood. Junior 111. --
'Phomas Little, Hernette O'Loughlin.
Halle Caird. •Freddie Johnston.
Senior 11.-Lizzle Drennan. James
Little, Neil Meacham, •Annie Dien
nam. herder 11. Wilfrid O'Loughlin,
Rimer Farrlah. Joseph Howler. Pert.
I1. Reninr Edward Srnith, •Jn1i.•n
Thoraysl. Part. I1. Junior -Jean
Reott, Bert Jnhrlstoti, Lorne Farrish,
Marjory Johnston. Part 1. (a) Rid•
wry Ferguson, Lennard O'Loughlin.
(hl -Siesta Reed, Vern* Smelter, Vie -
lot' Johnston. Irl -Mary Dufnre.
Paul Hmeltzet. W. 13. Renewtsts,
Maher.
October 241141110K -.
TOWNSHIP COVNI•IL,-All the tient•
torn were present at the regular merle
ing of council today. The minutes of
September 19th were read and eu
motion of Uouneillers 8hoenhels and
Kickley ' were adopted. Moved by
Councillors Kickley and Hunter that
the petition of 8110 ratepayers praying
for the submitting of a local option
bylaw at the time .lf the next munici-
pal elections be favorehly received,
and that the clerk be Instructed to
have th.• necessary bylaw prepared for
the next regular meeting of council
in Ne)veml.er. Carried. Accounts
totalling $575,71 were ordered paid,
and on motion of Councillors Stiles
and Kickley council adjourned to meet
November lith at 10 a.m. • -
THtat. G. At.t. N, Clerk.
NILE,
Te SODA Y. Nov. loth.
Cuottere-There will be no serviee
here next Sabbath, except. Sunday
school at 10::30a,m:.oneccoutn of the
-opening servicer et the Ebenezer
ppeirttnlent.
• EI'WORTH LEAGUE. - The misslen
shiny class will have charge of the
Ine•eting next week, which will be held
Tburselay evening. instead of Tuesday.
The vlai wt,1Leteiaw their_ b url_.bouk...
"The Uplift of China," each Member
of the. class taking part. Special
music, v. sed and instrumental, is being
prepareel. A collection will be taken
in aid of missions. All are welcome.
LOTHIAN.
TUESDAY, Nov. loth.
Mrs. K. MaeKenzie visited friends in
%arra last week.
Mrs. Torn Randy armee it few days
with her parents in Bervie.
Bridget Hogan, of \Vingha.n Bud. -
tress Genesee was home over Thanks-
giving.
CREWE.
Moenay. Nov. 9th.
- John Lannan. of (iodericie spent
Sunday with friends here.
Jas. Culbert, jr., of Lateknoty, vis-
ited friends Isere on Sunday'.
Walter Steely was pr. -dented with -
bouncing laky boy en thus 31st of
October.
Some of the lacy
the NVeestern harvest are expected
home agpiu on Saturday.
-Onsite es Orton --enrol ---isfiste--Hurst
Durnin. also Albert and Jlinnie
Shackleton. students of the (iolerich
Collegiate Institute, spent Sunday at
their w• im
b Pres skive h pe
ee he•n•
The fine weather still continues.
\Ve have had neither rein nor snow
hire this autumn. although we read of
several places even -in latitttdes south
of ue where they have had from six to
eight inches of .now. Not hid for the
northern part of Huron county. -A
good many farmers are through fall
ploughing here.
MAFEKINU.
Teesn.t'. Nor. 3rd:
Mt*. A. Finlay is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Andersen, at 'Lion.
Mrs. Mallough and Miss Mallnugh
were guests etthe home of Mr,. Blake
last week;
Mies M. \%'eluted, of Clinton. spent
a few .lays as the guest of her sister,
re. Tho.. Blake, -
Tom Menai v is setting up a house•
in Anson Finlay's tsh. That looks
lik.• business. Tdrn !
The ammlnl meeting of the heel ring
was held last Tuesday evening at the
ad-.IL S eie,naere.
Owing to quarterly serviees being
held at Lion on Sunday all the reguiar
services en the Ashfield circuit, were
withdrawn. •
A. NEWTON. DENTIST. LUL/H.:
NOW. ---Al home every day uuept Thur. -
day.. New remedy for extracting teeth ISo
tones better than fifes. ('ruwn Wed bridge work.
etc. Aluminum plates loon-brookablel.
N. B. -You ata always have your work woe
I bettor done In the denW ulnae --mucro thus
TutiauAY. 1nL. MIih. F. flick, of Turuutu, was iu the burg•
oue day haat week.
Mts. Murphy left last week to visit
h hernieer do I)tlnda+,
better faonittw for doing the work. mire tom
hatable for the patient.
NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENC
In Dungannon for The Signal 1s at the l'o•
ohlw lkwk and Stationery Store. who
order., will be reveled fur •ub..eriptltt.. ad
rertising and Jut) work, and receipte will he
Pico fur amounts uaid fur the .ante.
WRDN D Y Nov I h
rs A it .
Mrs. Little and Wile ' •e spendio
li ar pend o
a new daya with friends here.
(1. S. Woods and wife, of (ioderich
tt Thankegiviug Day in our vil
lege.
• Miss Miry Philip., eif Belfast.
Y visiteet in this vicinity last -week, --
t- Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc(rostie. of
re Belfast, spent TIr.inkAgiving eats
friends id this vicinity.
e
N. F. W hyatd teed Win. Mole paid
a visit to friends in Seafen•lb on Sun-
day last. .
W. Little has rented part of J. Mc
Nabli s store and has opened a hoot
and *hoe repair shop. -
T. G. Allen returned on Friday
from Peterborough, where he held
been on a business trip.
Mr. Johnston, of Clintou, visited at
trtehiorue7if J..Tuhu.teti, our harness -
maker, on Saturday and Sunday last.
R. E. Manning and Ilarbld *pent
Thanksgiving in Clinton. They were
accompanied on their return yester-
day by Mrn. Boles.
Mis. Carrie Milligan is spending a
couple of weekset her house here. It.
Rutherford is taking her work at her
school near Dashwood.
J. Kickley, wife and family moved
lit week to Port Albert, where Mr.
Kickley ie engaged in workiug on the
electric road now in course of cou-
atruc(iwr. - - -
Among those •.who spent Thanks-
giving with their rewrote here are :
Misses McLean. Unrnin, Hellamy and
ltyao„and J. Roberts, Crete -Treleaven
and Howard Case.
A Srcclrse.-The supper end con-
cert given under the auspices of St.
13/1111'S cluncnn Monday last was a
grand success. The supper and, con-
cert were both of unusual excellence.
The pna•eedr umountel to $1(7.
BIIN,R S(x'lierv.-7he annual meet
i)1►t of the Bible Society of this piste
will be held en Tuesday evening,
ventiwr lith, in tit. Paul's 'c
Everybody is Invited to attend yh41 to
assist in - the furtherance nt this
worthy cause. -
-RIIr1.L MATCII. -The members of
the Dpugannon rifle club held a title
old•thue rivets, DDrr. Ttuascend JaDaJake M
Gee, Were again the captain*. There
was some good shout' g on both sides
and on sun ' g up hese-Dices at the
conclusion o t eWad found
f he at h it as
that the i).•tors aide had won by et
narrow margin. .
o-
WEST WAWANOSH,
FRIDAY. get . G3. •
TntcN.+nn
Cores -cue -Council met
as per adjournment. Members all
present : Reeve Bailie in the chair.
M' tes of last meting read and
eonfirnu•J on motion of Meesri.
Thompsun and Murray. Treasurer's
ststetneut'hewed balance on hand of
$711.143. Filed. Mrs. Hedley's razes
were refunded en motion of Messrs.
Anderson and Thumpsuu. Mrs.' Rob-
inson was granted $I5 cbatrity on
motion of Messrs. Medd and Murray.
Councillor Medd paid the trc*siu-er
$S for sale of timis•rre bridge, ronres-
sion 5. Messrs. Murray and •Medd
were appointed to see about the shing-
ling of Temperance Hall.. The Reeve
brought up the matter of the drain
opposite .1. Medd'o stable et Dungan-
non, also the road at concession 5.
lots 10 and 17. Left over until next
ee tog. Blues neve issued to the
amount of about $aHei for payment of
accounts. Council adjourned to meet
on November 190) at ,10 o'clock. W.
S. M.Qaoteri)t, Clerk.
Joseph Wilson, of Detroit. .spent
Thanksgiving at his old keine on the
7th concession of ) 4 444arinsh.
Miss Mary Uluunney has tetauued
home utter having undergone an
operation in the Clinton hoepi•al.
Mr. and Mee, William :McAllister
left this week for an extended visit to
friends at Shakespeare, Inncrkip rind
Stratford.
The funeral of Mrs. J. McCourt took
piece last 'Wednesday mou ing fr
the house of her son-in-law, Wtn
Brophy, to the Regime; Vat hulk selne-
tery here. The dece*se l Ia:fy Was
eighty-four years -of age and wee held
in high esteem by her spiny friends
-and exquaintaunea.
Desperate
Coughs
Dangerous coughs. Extremely
perilous coughs. Coughs that
rasp and tear the throat and
lungs. Coughs that shake the
whole body. You need a regu-
lar medicine, a doctor's medi-
cine, for such a cough. Ask
your doctor about Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
At/
W. publish our ror.auIn
pw. *,.a Ira! 01eon.1
ers from aur mW,ri.:..
w. urs. au to
oo wilt eroar
a.,olor
Anygood doctor will tell you theta medi-
cinlike Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work if the bowels are con-
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better than Ayer's Pills for cor-
recting this sluggishness of the liver.
-Yeas sr ski J. C. Afar 0e., Lewe1L Itaaa-
ABOLISITHE:LEYIEL CROSSING.
COLBORNE:
\'i RUN Esu.4Y, Nov. 40h,
SCHISM Itereer.-Report for O(•.
teber,'.ti. M. No. re Celher,rnc- Pere i': -
1Ltiulie ':'ludo'•, Lily Morris. Jun-
kie 11. -Mary Glidden, Beatrice Chis-
holm. Philip Bogie. Senior iL--Ter-
ence hunter, Adele Mer ann. Jimmy
1'hompsotl. JUniot• 11I. - E r n i s t
Bogie, Andrew Bogie. Senior I11 --
Reggie McCann, $innette McDonald,
Torn 'Chieholul, Annie Thompson,
Lorne Tittlow: Senior [V. -flat -Ye/
McCain'.Aliirrit-. iii. Junior A •-
Dal cell McCon. Ai it -g M. Time -rem
Teacher'. '
Morn:ay. Noy. t►tb.
!Ifist . ine-T;TenTiTITTintekeigivitig
holida at her holies in6olrrich.
Jobe 8chwanz hi, secured the ser
vice of F.. Lloyd for the winter
m ths.
Aern'mbsr of the young folks at-
endeel thet fowl sn ,
urs... nt Luuefrs•
hero' on Monday evening, -
Jit. told Urs. \Nuts UMlrr seem
Thanksgiving with their daughter.
D1t•.t lS2 ( ere' sof Nehrinf•vli)e
N. Baer bas jltided much to the
appcatrance of his house l.y ;Ageing' It
glues front around the verandah. '
fieri Snyder• is agaiin .nt the line
with his threshing outfit and will-
liui,lt_inasks dereleees--Ile-. bee heal
exceptionall7 good rnnthis fall. hutt-
ing almost threettiont4w.
essiewee-
is near ley', h tel a t•eint Whistle at
the crossing w.:•re the accident oc-
cut red.
Ur.-Charleswort and 1)r. Carder,
wh unade a_poet•tno,le rxgQ1inatien
iii 5[rs."S , l , gave 411 s .if her iu-
jut•iee. showing a viol. • t comets -Sen.
William/ ('Preset. and • his 'brothel
(Jorden, two bey' wholi)� mirth lit
the traelp. 'said they heard the rugine
whistle but +agreed in . ty l there
were only tkr(•e whistles (the statu-
tory railsvay crossing whistle i. two
ling sod two short blasts(.
1V�li P„ti.,.een.-a_eactiute
was working about two miles east (i
the accident when the engine passed.
lite engine had not gained her speed,
as it tsar un as up. grandee ha .lacy t the
grade was down. He supposed the
train was going ahout ptsseng'•r
Other witnesses were Peter Walker
and .John Doer, two' of the jury, 51141
Alvin-Yeungblut.
tal.25 ; Fred Iteth, gravelling at lot 41,
eonrew.ime 4. $lk3.t+l) : Malcolm '1'.
Walsh, furnishiugt;lu utul put !ing in
*Pitta err on eastern Amin -dare. Stn.'s,.
Thr council theft adj•mrned to meet
again en Monday, .November Zed
next. &L.ee. Pours ni IELD: Clerk. -
MIuen.Y, Nov 11th.
been 'Tisdale, who has •en at
+!m ten,liee. tin• horn rat filminess Vtittispw
of Toronto. w'a. Mime for the hcliday,t
returning this afternoon.
1). C. (:ra.sick has Item te-t•ngsgeil
EAST WAWANQSH.
REWEAVE, Cit. :flat, 1litel.
TOW Nall IP Civ St 'IL. -The council
stet t.nlay pe»)precut -i.r-aeljutrl•ntn,nt:
51emb•rs all pr••sent-. JLnnle4 nt last
meeting recut and confirmed. The
treasurer rele)rted that in answer to
Id. advertisement some t -t1 d:lTer.:nt
br,kew had forwarded .:enders for the
perch/sae of the Hnllahan drain de-
bentures. Move(: by Ur. Gillesp.r,
seconded by \Ir. Berrhirl, that the
tender -of the l)ouriuiou .Secaritios
Carper:it ion of Toronto, being the
highest cfTer, be accepted and that the
Reeve and Councillor Scott be ap-
pointed to arrange with the treasurer
for the final settlement of the same.
Carried. Bylaw No. 10, 19I14, t p repeal
bylaw No. 5, 1907, and bylaw No. 17,
lees. relifying the appointment of
Iid,vin 0..Ftiti-, of ,Galt, as township
engineer in place oLewis Belem. of
Listowel, were both daily read and
pae.ed. On Motion of an Gilleyoie,
seconded by Jlr. fuming. the follow-
ing ace to were ordered to he paid :
The Steil and l•',,•;, ,.. Tnrnet.tt alcor_
tising for sale of drainage debentures,
$4410: Connelly & Co., contractors.
part pay(nent on the Hell than drain..
$747.63 ; Win. Connelly & ('o., bond-
ing culvert - on'Hallnitan Jreiiu, $i1 :
Geo. Tailor, building Belgrave bridge,
8e'u(xu. Harmer. Report of Ni S.
No. 9, Ashfleld, for October : V. --
Willie Alton, Walter Alton, Leila
Blake, Carman Stothet•s. teenier IV. -
Mary Ra Iers, Ernest Hall. Junior
IV. - Effie Johnetoo. 111. - Eldin
Twamley, Tommy Glen, Jessie Stotb-
ere, Edith Johnston. Will (lazier.
Senior 1i. -Lily Alton, ida Glazier.
Junior 11. - Hetes Twamley, Peter
Glazier, Marie Baker. John Glen,
Beryl Johnston, Elizabeth Bowers.
Senior Part L -Irene Moran, George
Glen. Junior Part I.-Ueril Johnston.
J, C. STerrttttla, Teacher.
LOCHALSH.
Tr est:se, Nov.4(th.
Mrs. U. McLennan is visiting friends
in London.
Miss Sarah Cameron left lain Satur-
day for Detroit. '
Mrs. Dan McDonald is visiting
rienda is Goderiele:
Miss Lilian Clark pis at her home rte
81. Helens for the holidays.
Miss Alda McDonald and Mr. Dun-
can, of Toronto, are visiting at the
parental home of the termer.
Miss Rhoda McKenzie and Don Fin-
layson, of (lode r ich, are spending the
Thanksgiving holiday's at their re-
spe' tive homes
ing for Neil Camphill since last spring,
is now enjoying well-earned holidays
at the homestead.
Mies Mary 11. McKenzie and Miss
Tema Kempton left last week for Tor-
onto, where they have secured posi-
tions with the T. Eaton Co.
IMvid Stewart, ere the faithful
guardian of our educational interests',
is already taking down notes for his
eloquent speech to be delivered at our
next annual school -meeting.
Alex. C. McKenzie, jr., who under-
went a critical operation at the
\\-ingham hospital last Tuesday, is
doing so far as well as could he
expected under the circumstances.
Dune. and R. J., in utter indignation
at the obduracy of the many Is-helors
in the vicinity of Lochalsh, are think-
ing seriously - of setting a good ,xtsn-
ple soon to the said O. 13.'s. Congrat-
ulations!
Emotes CR(taNan.-Rollo Grant
had the misfortune, while working in
connection with his drilling outfit, to
have t wo or three fingers of his left
hand Molly crushed. it is feared that
he may lose one of the fingers.
FIR&. --The vacant house and nett -
buildings on the property of Nell
Campbell, on the 13th concession,
which had been occupied by him IN--
fon• residing on his farm on the
boundary, Were wholly deettoyed by
flee during the night of Friday, the
0th inst. The loss 14 fully covered by
ineuraoce. No cause can as yet be as-
signed for the origin of the fire.
Read The Signal tot' local news.
ST. HELENS. •
MoNnAY, Nov. 9tb.
Will Todd returned to Cargill last
id
DId• Clark was home from the G.
C. L over Sunday.
Jas. Joynt was h from White-
church for the holidays
Rev. S. M. Whaley. of Hickson,
spent a few days in our burg this
week.
Rev. D. A. McDonald, of ,(wonto,
occupied the pulpit. of Calvin 'Irurcb
on Sunday last,
Misses Mary. Merger and i ilian
Clark spent Thankegiv Da -at
their home herr.
Mr, and Moe. 11. N. 1)
onto, spent Thank4giving the
-
ed Mr's. R. K. Miller.
Sivart Miller telc1oa Monday for
Vermilioo. Alta.,
where he bas
secured a position in n general stove.
- CALVIN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. -
The anniversary services of Calvin
church will L' held next Sunday,
when Rev. J. L. Murray, I). 1)., of To-
ronto, will preach at 11 a. tn. and 7
p. m. On Monday erening a tea-
meeting
eameeting will bre held, when I)r. Mur-
ray will give a lecture on "Yellow-
aiest Wander3ansk=eats-Auk
erica." :lues 13eil and Bice; of Dun-
gannon, it»d. Mr. Armitage; of Luck.
now, will assist in the musical pro -
grant,
WESTFIELD.
Moses. v, Nov. 9th.
Miss Mary Clark spent the holidays
et her home in St. Helens.
George Bamford, of Toronto, -paid le
flying visit to his parents it few days
age.
Rev. A. E. Jones 'wretched Thanks-
giving sermons et ikmnyyhank and
Westfield churches on Sabbath.
Mrs. %V. H. Camppla•II and Master
Colin are spending the holidays with
friends in Kincardine and Lurknnw.
Rorie of the bey., thinking they
would like to have a fowl supper all to
theme'''. es on Hallow. en, helped
them' -fives to a number of fowl from
various barnyards, then proceeded to
a vacant hoose where they_ dressed
and revoked their temper. hey are
now having to mak.• good the thefts.
Teemoev, Nev. 3rd.
MyeentNn Pett De Toneit --The fol-
lowing is the standing of pupils in 9.
S. Nu. 6, Katet Wawanonh, hoard 00
October examination*: V. - Thos.
lto tiger. IV. -Maggie. Farrow, Nell.
son Robiaon, Jennie Tenney, May
Cook, Leslie Buchanan. teenier 111. -
May Tanney-, Colin Campbell, 1.i111.
Hihhitt. Junior Hi. --Violet Buchan-
an. ii. - Charlott.e Teinney, Roy
Faredlr,• Willie Iiibbitt Part 11.--
Aggie Howatt. MARY 1. CLARK,
Teacher.
-Wad all The Signal this week,
concession 9, $551.71) ; Ge -o. Taylor, •
building In idge opposite lot 99, (Num -II --
Mon 5, on the Hallahan drain, $1;0.07
Thos: J. Bell, inspecting Welding
heidgee - lot 311, -concession +k --$U f 4444,
A. Scott, work and material on out-
let, concession_ 9, $12.80 ; Harry Ed-
ward., cleaning mit ditch opposite luty
St, concession 5, L(k: ; Thos'. 11. Taylor,
jr., repairing Fother•gill's bridge, con-
cussion 6, lac ; Jusbe& J. Welds,
drawing , and furnishing gravel for
I3elgrave bridge, $:3; Win. Ifirkett.
repairing Marnoch bridge, concession
9, $5.73; Char. Csnipbell. underbrush-
ing on road allowance, lot :31, ..•)11. -5-•
cion 9, $t ; J. N. CanlphrU, tilt ter
dea3u-- or rail way, coneestiitl u,
$4.01; Thos. Rodger. clearing stones
off .hW. c_o_n_ctssion 5, 5l) i J. Ander-
son. Blyth, ball rent, voters list
court_ $1r. ; ♦ \Vies. J. Parks, .electing
mews, >ll i t- Alert. P •uetertfeld,-srfee.titig
Iirors, $5 : Alex. Porterfield, clerk's
sone --else- .h.let,,..n ..t.9
eine, $50 ; Win. Deacon; gravelling
o concession 10, $22.40 ; Jets. Tunnel-,
00 \yards gravel, $4.20 ; Hurry Ed -
war la, 28 yard*, gravel. SLOG :-liuht.
Shrill, til
yenta gravel, $1.18; \Vin. O.
Craig, 80 -yards gravel, $0.02 ; Harty
Deacon, 5 days ehnleetting-grwvet,
This Is the trade -marls of
Scott's Emulsion
and is on everyhottle of it sold
in the world -Which amounts
to several millions yearly.
Whyliecause it has made
so 111auy sickly children
strong and well -given
health and rosy cheeks to so
many pale, anaemic girls and
restored to health so many
thousands in the first stages
of Consumption.
Send this adewilseeemI, together with nam•
of popel0 wINKII a appears. Snot addr..•
MM lar but• to envrr poop and we trill
emit p*lt a '•l'onpl.te Heady Aub of the
world" :. • • •.:,
a1(Trr A PAWN 1r
.wwelbeala S. W., TORONTO, ONT.
Overwear,
Ilenemeameeteiewesensuniasenweinmwmoso
Underwear,
AamMS
AND THE TRIMMINGS
such nt, are to be had at The palace
Clothing Store, go a `long way in im-
proving the appearance of a good-looking
man, and will make an ordinary -looking
tiillUw1
good pear as as the best.
This is the
Underwear Season
the time when yo change from the lighter
- to.tho heavier weig s of undera'carables.
Our stock was never ore complete, qual-
ities never bettor, and t n values we are
-_able to otter will -mite - .interesting -fur - -
• you to look our way.
Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Hat
Caps, Collars,
Ties in fact Everything for Men iii Boys
L_
CLEAN BROS
e
Art Tailors and Clothiers
GODERICH, - - ONTARIO
FREE! 3!VEN AWAY!
by the trusters of 14. S. No. '7 for 11L49,
at et salary of $12.i. Next yeti• will tie
hie third year in this section.
Her. A. E. Jones preacher' a special
Thanksgiving .eriti.ln at the Donny--
bro.,L' church Sunday -' morning and
sacrament wets administered at the
r1oS1• of the set -vire.
We ere pleased to be able to state
that Patrick O'Connor, rho was
seriously i11 us the t•esadt of the horst-
ing of an artery in h 5 forehead, i••
able to be around again,
A. A. Naylor took charge of St.
Helene school last :Monday, having
been engaged fur tin• temainder of the
year ars successor to Mise Beatrice
Anderson. who resigned to accept a
Fpositiou on the staff of the Wingbune
high school.
Ije:.tTR OF MRS. CAMILMM(l . - The
deetb of Mrs. John ('aruerun, which
took place on • Tuesday, November
3rd, removed one of the old end
esteemed tesidents of this township.
The deceased w•as a native 1)1 Seet-
lanol, having Neem born at Port Glen
vefe la lar. in 1245(1 .cin r•ied-
to Mr. Cameron and a few days after
their urarriage they sailed fur..
America. For some yearn they liver)
in the heighbu•hood of 'reroute mud
thirty•flve years ago they came to
Huron county. The deceased ia sur-
vived by her husband, -four daughters
and nue son : Mrs. ..ohn Jackson. of
Toronto : Mrs Robert Currie, of Eats'
Wnwnnosh : Mrs. \Vm. Twamley. of
14ehfield , Mite Reher:ra, of Norwalk.
Chin, and Alexander, of Atnherst,
Ohio. A brother. Duncan McCanig,
iteidts at Oro.
hover give to beggars n:i the
road." rein.rked a young IRttn tet n
fellow a ho had asked bier for help.
"Will you• honor oblige inc with
your name and a ddrege, and .1•11 east
on yet':?" ovan the retort.
1.1.
FINjiE TAILORED'
FOR MEN
FiTS WELL
LOOKS WELL
WEARS WELL
When made by
• DUNLOP
the Tailor West St.
•�+r. a �slt�.stt�
BUSINESS
i have rontrecteerl to represent
the MAS$EY•HAMUM Co. in
Geslerich for the coating 4114011 at
the ole' stand on II 'Iron Street.
1 have represented the
MrCOltMlQK (=.er..ltny the pest
tai *eatti,ne, nd IMV,• Sept) fit 3.
chomps to anent t. linen/ nelsi irttery
for the coming sens.n. ,
i /Am also, agent fur (iitA
BI'GGi448 and (;:'TTI?I R,
BItAN T F O R D \V 1 N 1) M 1 1, , N,
MF:r,orTE: CREAM MEPs RA-
7'OIIM, FLEI•It'4 PLOW noel
the IIISSEI,L i)i$(! 11 l(WVt
and LANi) ROLLERS.
Call and sew tie..
ROBERT WILSON
Ilalllilten Street,
Guider i. h.
P. R. I have tot• MIP sump gond
clewing 1lorse4 rind a heavy Celt,
eighteen months old, also is
theronghbred Low and Calf.
S n•. V. F. ('urrab, Wirsher. u tut. •
4)-ar Mi-.. Cutrieit. yourlet terof ole• I r•.,... ,.(. in -stay. Plea.e thud coelrsd 5•i.in for
boxes of orange Lily.1 wuukl not thl•'L ,,f' ua. i•, lino 0, nae, u. 1 :.now 1: more bitei will
produce apermanent
p cur,. F. even now I Ital... .. c6'n. Ir Ince. rn:atUro. leer a+hug O. L. At
:e.n
pnt 1 know of two other.. . ' • -ala 1. lir. .• II ort •t ,n•1ingrf leucurrlioe. and ns yon give
uunPle trt-'l hoar,. free, tt , d 1 •0,.:t en . 1-, - 1 eo...d gIwfly band than to uty friend.,
for l know it wiltprndn.w t2.,-•e.e gent result - 'cry encs. 1 Intend +ends ng you my photo
and lesltmonial lens: litter. far l feel we c 4ltnet • ev to 1111101 1:1 f..• -or of 1 trona... I.IIy, and know
if mon• of ..;4+110 war U.rd auno,lg •wrering wn•o uekhnd hu 'tn$ua. - knit., wuubl 1e ehuated of
many bal.Wnetia ties. hl.rel,,f .rr'rri,rt w•m.4e. Ho ng 1:.al h1 iy ever bre.. and prosper
von and Dr. ro.iley In vonr noble work. b diene oto, ever your sincere friend. IMLwf B.
MnK„ Stento. I'. O., Kent Cu., tint, -
Ringsnxo, Ont., July 15th. 13513
!tear Friend, -seine time ago 1 woo'. and told yes :le Krait good yule wonder/M. medicine had
dune fur one. arose then I.Ivvver•e..ti.uod noes* m..end ..4.•r Fere Tetra of terrible suffering
nosh ,anler,-oln, 14)20.' 04(05)4.4. I riO4• .,ii d,•klr const 1.. lir.,[•• Lily. ,.site.. ..Ino it for eight
um.lhs. 1 cannot trey too is a'h w prsi.e a ii. ,41 nodeing „+Ido, t run •1 •e1111* we,• in thio
city suffer as diel. nod :wu woof w441. it. ,lit (te ore, 1 wanid like to taktt the .Agency. Kill you
p!ca-e .end In.1 ti.'ton, and tern). to .tgclnt- r -
SPECIAL OFFER TO LADIES
.4 eel .,end ten dap'. tree meet of the
•)rant.-, Lily 4Ithj, to every
sn h'i'rer who write. for it. Th14 Ilomt
T•eatawst t.nr.l wtMmm the alit of n
1 ayiclut. It cum... i 'curate Weak ns.,
I. +n -'n rl oe-4 t.ivpor-. cancer*, in their-
turcultnu2044c. di. plareneent+.
leek, -i.1e- Italian! periods, Palma ill
164ou.cn, bearing down
rn+tri len+.vnd all It tegnlatinge. lined
the to11nwnrlttetr4,-.. and fee convinced
of the etttc;tr) of this truly wonderful
tImeYly.
eternal, .1 .. Starch t7, ISM.
tUL+s1 G. T..3;11 111u0s .�trix•t: '
(.fatefully soiree
• Wdreaauoaclo''htf• 1-ocut •4+niti4. for Vree t;nMtde errs -titan znd other te•tlntontals.
Sic-' 4. t•'.a l'l;It til. 44'ind or. i,t.
NEWS OF SHOES
is are es, interesting bees use wee r.11
need thein.
Perhaps it is not news to you that
we 111.0 very careful:to have the host
01 leather in shoes we buy and sell.
The making roust be as it should be,
and that ie why our .hoes tvill fit, and
fit well. You prob thly- need a new
pnir. R'lll you cutue and sec what
wr 11114.'
Wm, Sharman
Goderich.
nmsomareammaot
BLANKETS
A1NI)
ROBES
Aak to see .ane,
SA
l'.t!ttit lloree 13leiiketa in all
styles and qualities.
Robes, Robes, Robes.
Saskatchewan 13 u fia 10
Robes,
Sandwich Fur Robes,
Manitoba Buffalo robes,
BishopF'Ul' Robes,
1lorse hide Robes.
I'•tne anJ get your choice -
H. E. Knox
AUBURN
4WD IINWOmmill
BAR CY POSSIBLE
al
- . 2
We 'tame. hot is sen.ihle idea jest the name, to be tate from
COLD and (:
CHAMOIS VEST.•
GES of the weather ; by - wearing a
Everybody who is efraid orale weather .hotdd wear one, and
everybody can afford to at our:prices.
We have ell sizeo, in severe, colors, made in the best styles for
Laawae umminummencornice't.
I Better 'I'tlire then yon pri-d lrly exile, 1.
F.J. BUTLAND, Go ERICH
"THE STORE THAT PLEASES."
111111•1111111•1111111,
Rubbers
tt111•-14-
a
Granby
GRANBY RUBBERS
wear like iron.
SOLi) ONLY B"
LG. Ili. Elliott.
Rubbers
are the best -looking
and fhc hest -wearing
Rubbers on the market.
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