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The Signal, 1909-1-14, Page 7t oh! pJf "M);4o1 suet« ::w )erdv[:.+e.vroro rkw .4" it"a%ttkk8ar531t.Ti, t3tt4.itm: r6isxa. THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO Aect* 444°44 4 °4°9+ `>4p+'94 *****'' ******494 ° 1' ''` *444 The News of the District 4444b*++44 * +4445++++454546454663646++.44.444++++.4444.444 DUNLOP. 1 NILE. CREWE. MONDAv, Jan. 11th. Mrs. D. duwming paid our villa,e e flyiogvlslttart week. Rees Quaid. who came home for Obriatinas, is still here and looks well and hearty. "'Ref. Williams, who spent last sum- mer in Petoskey, Mich., is home for the winter. J. H. Ryan. who was working on the new railway as fireutan, nor Port Albert, for some weeks, is now running an engine down in Goderich township. Our school (No. to ie 01.W111 again, but under • new dynasty, Miss Young, of Loyal. having taken the reins of gov• eromenL Miss Spence, the former teacher, has returned to Pendleton to teach the same a:hool she had before coming herr. Quite • number of our young people drove down to Union church, Code - rich township, last week, to hear the cantata. which had been postponed from Christmas week. Although the eotertainwent was very well carried out, some of the young folks seemed to think the drive there and beck the best part of it, aa they spent over four hours on the road. LEEBURN. - Tu seDAT, Jan. 12tb. The cantata announced to be held at Union church was given on Friday night. Harry Williams generously volunteered to take a load of young folks out and the generous offer was -reality accepted and highly appreci. 'Med by the young ladies of l.eeburn and Dunlop. The entertainment was good and the drive going and coming -was very much enjju ed by all. Miss Kate Whaling, from near Stratford, Is visiting a few weeks with Mrs. James Chisholm. KiNGSBRIDGE. TUltanAY, Jan. 12th. Wedding bells are ringing. Win. O'Neil is home from the WesL Miss Minnie Deane arrived home today. Shut Young. of Colborne, spent Bun - day in this burg. Jos. Mc(Irory is hauling grain to Lucknow this week. Miss Gladys Moss is visiting her uncle in Wawanosb. Misses Tema and Bella Mcinnes in- tend leaving for Detroit this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Griffin were the guest," of Morgan Dalton on Sunday. Joe. O'Connor has purchased a new tntggy, hone and harness. That looks gcod Willie O'Brien has been renewing old acquaintances the past week. We hope it won't he nine years before be cower again. KIN TUItaDAY, Jan. 12th. Miss Julia O'Reilly, of Woodelee, is spending • few weeks at her home here. Mise Minnie Mclean returned to her duties in Detroit on Tuesday of kat week. Mr. anti Mrs. Joseph Griffin, of Goderich, me spending a few days with friends in this vicinity. Master Alvin Griffin received an injury to three of his angers while playing with some explosive. Owing to the severe weather of the post week the grading work on the electric railway has ceased for an indefinite time. TUKeDAT. Jao. 12th. Mrs. Fred Jarvis (formerly Miss Etta McIlwain. el Alberta. is ensiling her father, Robert Mcllwain. Stanley Cook, who spent New Year's with his hither at Kingsville, bas returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ryan and family, of Manitolui, are visiting at the old bunts and retirwiug aequaiutanceN at Nile. A number from around here spent • very pleasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mn. Harry Morris, Popt•r How. un Friday last. The W. M. S. met on Wednesday last at the home of the provident, Mrs. Chas. Garvin. There war a very good attendance, notwlthet•nding the In - favorable weather. E. L, Noesis -Nett Tuesday even- ing will be missionary evening. Thr first subject. "Duties to Iwwigtants," taken b Mies (;ray ; secoodt "Work in Lumber Camps," by Chas. Garvin; third, "Relation of hallway Obteito- tion to Ikomeetic Missions." by the pastor. The meeting will be lad by Mrs, A. P. Sheppard. MONDAY. Jan. 11th. John Menarpp bad • lex drawing premed bey to Lucknow on Saturday. Thus who attended the at borne s.1 Zion 1.. O. L. report having had a good time. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Deere., of Dungannon, were the guests of Mrs. Rem. Pierce un Sunday. - ST. HELENS. Tu1sIMY, Jan. 12th. J. B. Rutherford and sou Hugh wt re in Cargill on business on Times day. Mrs. T. E. Finlay, of Ashtleld, spent a few days visiting Mrs. Rutherford, u•., last week. A good number of the youug people took iii the Scottish concert at Viug- Miss (;wrudoline Templeton spent r I bum on Friday last. few days of the latter part of last We arra sorry to hear that Min. '1'. 111 B. Taylor has en attack of rheuron tiara. We hope soon to hear of her speedy recovery. Pvuuc LInHAKY. - The annual meeting of the St. Helens public library was held on Monday evening. Rev. S. H. Moyer was elected prrsl- dent. Peter Clark vice-president ; all the test of last year's officers were re-elected. 1t is hoped that during the year the library will be largely patronized. week with her sister, iss Ethel Templeton, in Godcricb. Ashfield generally toes the murk in any good coitus'. Soave of the franchise seld used on any other occasion turned out and voted for local option on Monday. Asbfield leafs : it never follows. Anthony Pierce hsa sold hi" farm, the west half of lot 2, nn the 7th con- cession, containing loll ares. to Thos. Irwin, of Lucknow. We arc very sorry to lose Toney, as be was one of the best and moat obliging of neigh- bors. We understand that he Intends going Wet in the spring. DUNGANNON. G A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK - . NOW. -At home every day exaspt Thur days. New remedy for extracting teeth INomno- loran. better than gas. Crown and bridge work, rite. Aluminum plated Inure breakablel. N. H. -You can always hate our work much better done 1n the dental *Moe-tuore time, better faculties for doing the work. more com- fortsble for the patient. NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY to Dungannon for The Signalbatibe Poet- omoe Hook and Stationery Steer where order. will be reae(red for-.lbsorlptton% ad- vertl.ing and Job work. and receipts will be given for awouc t.. paid for the same. WY-u»RriuA i, Jan. lath. jtn-a Rutherford visited friends at St. Helens a few days last week. Jack Roberts, of the Sterling Bank, Auburn, spent Sunday at his home here. Ben. -on Case and Ka. Durnin re- turned to Toronto on Saturday last to reeulne their studies et the Univer- sity. Mrs. Mountain is recovering from a severe attack of rheumatism which has confined her to her nom for - several ,weeks. Mrs. W. J. Crawford returned to Toronto yesterday after spending a couple of weeks the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Crawford. We are glad to state that Fred Robinson, who has been laid up with a sore knee, is improving and expects to be out in • few days. C. Rivers has started an open-air stink no IMeher's point. The glint le being kept in first-class condition and eta far has been well patronized. The W. M. S. held its monthly meeting in Elliott's hall un Thursday 't last week. The Society has de- cided to hold a concert in a few weeks. full particulars of which will he given later. \\ SELFAt, Messrs. Kenneth and Murdoch Mc- Gregor, who have spent the summer off the lakes. spent a few days at t be residence of their uncle. Duncan Mc- Kay. Murdoch has returned to his house in Duluth. while Kenneth has gone to Chicago to resume his studies in engineering. MOIeDAT. Jaailary ilth. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell were in Goderich last week. G. M. Gilchrist, of Toronto, visited friends here this week. Mr.. Chas. Browning is home from Palmerston for a fortnight. Mn. Jas. Cook has returned from • very plesrant vivit to her sister in Toronto. Mrs. W. .1. Row has returned to Corrie after spending a few days with friends here. V. L. Hackett, who spent bis vaca- tion with his parents here, has re- turned to Toronto. Mrs. Jas. Hackett, accompanied by her son Walter and grandson" lirenk and Bazil, visited friends in Detroit recently. Miss Gladys Holmes. of the Soo, who is spending a month with her parente in Lucknow, visited Mies Jean Mullin last week. LOCHALSH. TUISDAY, Jan. 12th. Rev. Wm. McIntosh. of Elora, was visiting his brother, Hugh McIntosh, during the holidays. Angus McLean, of Duluth. Minn., looking hale and hearty, is visiting friends in this vicinity. John S. McDonald, of Kintail, and Miss fleece McKenzie, of Leurier, were visiting triends on the boundary last Sunday. Fred. Roes has sold his farm of 50 acres. on the Huron side of the bound arynear Amberley, to Ar -hie Mcfon olof Huron township. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Boyd of Mount Iron. Minn., who have been visiting friends in l*urier and (ioderich, at- tended Asbfleld Presbyterian church last. Sunday. Neil found the lake venter somewhat chilly for the intuit swim last Wednes- day evening and so did not remain io long. Aa soon as the ice forms, how- ever, he and Bdb wiH probably tacks to skating. in order to inspire awe in Fenian• and other enemies of our country it is the intention to form a body of sharp- shooters among the young men of this vicinity. A rifle corps will soon be organized under the leadership of T. F. Henderson in connection with the Canadian militia. Au attractive little booklet, dedi- cated to the Lochalsh and Lake Shore bachelors and entitled "How to Win the Affections," Is being published by the author, John R. of Lochalsh. in view of the author's wide experience and extensive travelling, this should bre • valuable little treatise and will meet • long -felt want in this vicinity. LOTHIAN. WgnagertaY, Jab. 13th. T. A. McKeith is appointei as as- sessor for this year. Miss Ada McKenzie is attending Lucknow high school Miss Bridget Hogan has returned to AViogham w attend business college. Mie Mary McDonald bas gone to Detroit, where she intends staying for some time. - Miss Mara Hogan has returned to Toronto after spending the holidays at her borne here- ---- A number of Lothian people at- tended the debate at Laurier on Mon- day night and enjoyed it very much. MAFEKINU. MONDAY, Jan. Ilth. Our school opened boat week with Mien Culbert in charge. Mrs. Brothers and son Bailie spent Saturday in Goderich. Mrs. Whitley is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. Stewart Finlay. Gilborrt Backwell of i.ocbalsh, vis- ited friends here last weak. our late teacher, J. C. Mtothers, has smeared a school in Colborne. Mr. and Mrs. James Webster visited friends in Wawanosli yesterday. Miss ht. Hasty spent the week -end with her sister, Mir. John Blake. %Ve must congratulate Mr. Kickley on being elected to our council board once inure. Bev. Mr. Rivers, art-$elgrsve, preached a missionary sermon in our church last night. We are sorry to say that Mrs. Las- enby is not improving as fast as her many friends would like. Our shingle mill broke down Last week. James Saunders, who is working it. ezpeets to have it running again soon. Someone has changed our mail day. %Vhat the reason is we du not know, but we do not think many of the people appreciate the advantages 1:'1 oft esun hage. Please change it agai LUCKNOW. TuseoAY, Jan. 12th. The new rouncil held its initial meeting et the council chamber in Monday morning. 1). C. Taylor is installing a hot water and steam heating system in hilt new .■'silence. Harry Torras a left Monday for Guelph, where he will attend the AgriculOtte College. Thr first hockey match of the Northern league. played here Friday evening with PsImerston, resulted In a victor- for the tlepoye by a more of 12 -3. Three rinks of Lucknow curlers are ,this week taking part in the curling tournament and benq et. being held at. Fergus in honor of the seventy- fifth anniaersary of the curling club of that place. Harry louder and Jimmie Hunter will sing et the banquet FARM IRs' INHTITUTR MRSTINOs.- The meetings of the South Bruce Farmers' Institute which weer held herr on Saturday afternoon and even- ing last were well attended and proved interesting and beneficial. A meeting held under the auspices of the Women's Institute was addressed hy Miss. Campbell, who gave practical demonstrations in housekeeping. Almost every day since last fall can be seen In this vicinity large flocks of that hardy little snow -bird called by ornithologists the "snowflake." Ac - resetting to the popular opinion this would mean a hard winter with a heavy snowfall, yet .o far we have had an unuenally mild and open winter. The old-time superstitions, whether in the natural or In the re- 111ions sphere, die hard. LOYAL. TUsanAy, Jao. 12th. Mier Orars Wier has gone on a two weeks visit to is natives at Guelph. Jas. Adams and family, from Salt ford, visited our merchant., J. Young, last week. William Mnl'hee spent the holiday easson with friends up around Ida old home near Auburn. Semite) Potter has returned from spending the holiday season with relit - thee and friends in Wisconsin. Msmihs for The N(ftnal. COLBORNE. TUKNDAY, Jan. 12th. The Many friends of Joseph Mc - Nevin are pleased to see9tis rapid ad- vancement to the high and exalted position of Worshipful Master of the Godericb Orange Lodge. Push on, push on. Joe ; Dr. Sproul is getting old. GT. AUGUSTINE. MONDAY'. Jan. lith. Joseph Wilson, of Auburn, spent Sunday with friends in this vicinity. John Clark, er., of Auburn. visited bis daughter, Mrs. Wwt..Thompeou, last week. T& UNeDAv, Janu►cy 14, 1909 The Cough of Consumi,tjon Your doctor will tellou that fresh air and good food are the real cures for consumption. But often the cough is very hard. Hence, we suggest that you ask your doctor about your taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It controls the tick- ling, quiets the cough. /lqer we gJluk our forwaW W• natal. taint ( Mr oarNs owe.sey.,, oDoan rosew dealer One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime will cause an increased flow of bile*and produce a gentle laxative effect the day fallowing. Formula on each box. Show it to your doctor. He will understand ata glance. Dose, one pill at bedtime. — kids by We J. C. Asir 0o., Lw.11. N . vioustlyy grown. the soil is well supplied with these desirable bacteria, and the use of artificial inoculation would be of little benefit. On new ground, however. -or where the crop to be sown bas not been successfully grown Miss Kate McGuire, of Goderich. isbefore, the inoc-tlation of the seed spending a few holidays with her par- ents here. Shearer Wilson, of London, veiled friends in this vicinity the latter part of last week, Charles McIntosh has returned after having spent three or four weeks with friends in Hull.•tt and Clinton. Misses Kate and Itose McGuire and Messrs. Joe and John Boyle spent a pleasant evening teat week at the bowe of J. Foran, 0th concession. usually helps to secure a better stand. During 1908, over 2,100 of these cul. tures were sent to refiners all over the Dominion and to five foreign coun- tries. The results) as reported by the farmers, and compiled in the forth- coming bulletin, showed that the in - mutation of the seed was beneficial in 'sixty five ler cent. of c uses tried. Many farmers tried the cultures on old -established fields, and As w411 to he expeoted the results here showed no increase in the crop from using the SCrNER AND CONCERT. -- A grand cultures. concert and supper was given in !)wring the comfhg spring, the C01 - the hall in the basement of the! lege will send similar quitures for alt. church here last Monday evening. site, red. white, and Welke clover, tea was served from 6 to si o'clock, pease, twain,. and sweet pear. the only after which the following program cost to the farmer being • nominal was given : Songs by Mies May Red- erste of 26 cents for each culture mond, Miss Annie Donovan, T. Don- • sent for sixty pounds or less of oven and C. Robinson ; step -dancing seed. The cultures. of which there is by Joseph Kinahao, sr. ; mouth organ but doe site, are sept in 'gime bottles selections by R. Chamney and J. wltb full directions for their use. Craig; violin selections h• George Applicationa should be adderseed to Stuart. Joe Flynn. John Boyle and The Becterinloglcal Laboratory, 0, A. the %Verd brother, : phonograph O., Guelph; nd should be sent app,,onee selection, by Mr. Fox, of NVhite- so that ample provision may ie made church, and an address by Rev. by the College toi'I' ly all demands. Father Laurendesu. Miss Annie The kind and the &mount of seed to Donovan was accompanist for the be inoculated and approximate date of evening and Joacpb Kinahan, jr., seeding should also be stated in the acted as chairman. - , i application. TOWNNelr CoCNtiL - The newly elected council for Colborne township held 1ts statutory meeting at Carlow on Monday, January Ilth. The fol- lowing gentlemen were present, and signed the neeesaary oath of office and property q.uliIication. viz.. Reeve H. J. A. McEwan and Coun- cillors John Dustow, James McManus, J. J. Moser and Wm. F. Young. The council took their "eats, the Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and adopted. Councillor Young moved that Robert Mcllwain and John Wilso.i be ap- pointed auditors for the year. Mr. Young not getting a seconder Coun- cillor Moser moved. wronded Goy Councillor Dustow, that Rolwrt Me - Herein and Alexander Shepperd be the auditors. Carried. Moved by Councillor Moser, seconded by Coun- cillor Duetow, that the same collector be appointed. Carried. Moved by Councillor MdManus, seconded by Councillor Duetow. that 95 he given to help the Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto. Carried. On motion of Councillors Dustow and Moser, the council adjourned for dinner. On resuming business at 1:311 the fallow- ing Recounts were pained : Election expenses, 9:12: Municipal 1Vorld, 913.05: The Signal, printing. 914 ; Robert Rutledge. inspecting. at; Chas. C. Lee. Ole, 918.011 ; six copies Municipal World, 95; John Barker, operating grader and teaming iron for bridge un 4th concession, 94.26. A complaint was made to the council that obstrrutione were placed on the highway in front of Jas. Young's (arm. Moved hy Councillor Moser, seconded by Councillor McManus, that the Reeve Ie instructed to look after the matter. Carried. Moved by Councillor Moser, seconded hy (%ouncillnr Du.tow, that the minutes of earl meeting be published In the On,lerich patient Carried. Council adjourned to meet again fleet Tuesday in February. F. W. McDoemen, Clerk. ------ _ —_ AUBURN. Tug LAIR MINA M,'NRA Y. -After many months' illness, Miss Amanda Murray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murray, died at (;ravenhurst on the int inst., aged twenty three years. The deceased was an estimable Toting lady and her death although not unexpected is deeply regretted hy her many friends. Mise Murray was horn in the township of Ashfield, but for the past few years had with her parents resided in Lucknow. Six months ago they went to Parry Sound district in the hope of the ehenge being heneflrlal to Miss Mur - ray's health. The remains were brought herr for interment, the ftineral taking piece on We.lnell,lay last from the residence of MR. Mc- Intosh to Lochalsh cemetery. The funeral Nervier* were conducted by Rev. i). T. L. McKerroll, pastor of the Presbyterian church. of which the dece,sed was a devout member, hav- ing taken a helpful interest in all church work and e.pecielly In the choir. The finest tributes were many and very pretty. Much sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Mnrrsy in the death of the fifth end last Alin viving member of their family. Repeat it :-"Sfilloh'. Cnre will al- ways mire my coughs and -olds.' The tenable with the man whn thinks that be knows it all la that he invariably toile a Web seam EAST WAWANOSH. MmrnAT, Jaa'1Trtr Quite a number from this neighbor - toed attended the Scottish concert in Wingham on Friday night, and were pretty well satisfied with the pro- gram. John Chamney, jr., has moved his chopping outfit to the old blacksmith shop at Donnybrook and will attend to the needs of the fernier in this particular on Friday and Saturday of each week. C. O. F. Oaterglt Screme.--The an- nual oyster supper given by Court Donnybrook, No. 652, C. O. F., was held in Thursday night at Robert Henry's. Marnoch. After partaking of an excellent dinner. the evening WWI spent in games and amusements, and all present report a good time. The members of this flourishing Court are to he congratulated on the success of their supper. JI Erwonrit LKAOug 01 leaner.-At1 the meeting of the Krpwoi . League of the Donnybrook church lest Tues- day evening, the following officers were elected for this year : President. Mise L. Campbell ; secretary, Miss Clara Craig ; treasurer, Miss Annie Naylor ; organist, Miss Annie Naylor. A meeting of the new executive is called for this evening at the home of %Vm. Campbell to arrange the topics for the year. WRnstornaY. Jan. 13th, The death of John Murdoch oc- curred on Monday. January 11th. at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. R. C. McGowan, in this township. The intsmeut will take place at Green Hill cemetery, Lucknow, on the 14th inat. A further reference will he uuude in these columns nett week. InOCuMIon of Seed. TheOntario Agricultural College has to Devon Lulirtln from the bacterio- logicallaborntory. giving the results of work on the inoculation c.f Need with baeteria to increase the chance*, of the crop. 'This work has hren in progress since 11103, and hoe increased in amount ench year. It has been known for many years that the nod- ules or tubercles on the root. of alf- alfa, clovers, peas. Is'anN, etc., are inhabited . by bacteria that have the power of taking nitrogen from the vast amount in the atmosphere. and storing up this yaliable fertilizing ele- ment in the plants. thus enriching the snit when three plants ars ploughed under. In the college laboratory these bacteria are cultivated under artificial conditions, their full power of nitrogen accumulation being con- served, and three cultures. as they are called, ',ley he applied to the seal to be -sown. On ,td -established fields where clover or alfalfa has been pro- Tt',snAY. Jan. 12tb2 KNOX CHUB. ti ANNIvVRs.iRT.—Tbe anniversary Nervines In connection with Knox church. Auburn. will be held on Mnndsy, Jannary 24th, when Rev. N. D. Mckinnon. 13. A., of Mil - Triton. will preach el loth the 11 a. m. and 7 p. tax. services. On the following Mindsy evening. Januar 25th. a nipper and entertainment January be given. Napper will 1.e served from 310 p. en. tog p. in., with the wolfram to enmmenrr at s o'clock. Thr pro- gram will a.nslet of ehnrt address's, readings, chirnsea, quartet .les and dune, and will le taken part in 1.v Rev. Messrs. Chsrlesworlh. H"rlley, Jones, Snell. Leckie and the Presby- terian ehnir, Wingham, and taste quartette, of R inehaur. Adml.nlin 9flr. and tic for children under thirteen Team Repeat it • "Shiloh's Cure will el. ways -urs my ,Hugh* and colds." Probably more men wrnuld go to church nn (hinder if they had ti tweak In through • Nide door. Poor Stuff Comas Easy. . Lague. _during a country t%lt, wits asked how many sermon, e preacher could prepare in e. week. Smiling, Cardinal Logue answered: "if the preacher isle man of extra- ordinary ability, he can prepare pne sermon ; if a man of average abil- ity, two; if a blockhead, ten or wi•Ive." "After taking three bottles of your wonderful medicine, our baby was entirely well and needed no more medicine. At six- teen months of age she weighed thirty pounds. She had cried eight months. night and day, and nothing did her good until we tried Scott's Emulsion."—MRS. E. C. SMITH, Villa Rica, Gia. Scott's Emulsion probably saved this child's life. Four doctors had been tried. Scan's EMULSION seemed to he just the thing needed, and it is just the thing needed by thousands of other children. It's so easily digested, so pure and haitnless, yet must powerful in bu:ldir.g up the most deli- cate child or adult. But be sure to get Scarp': EMIULx'ON, there are so many worthless and harmful imitations. AI.4 DRUGGIBT5 ,Mall dory of Rea B,.Nh'e tetter are wear puss-, of ..i,, l is r netu ro. tneetber witk ern. ,,f our r.Innhin Ilt.rM.rn n- gerdles cblldnn. wltl lino foe, .en• re- eelpi of r,wr addraa •oeuo.,.a tile /NW. SCOTT & ROWNE Ifs Weliesisee A., W. Terve.* INN IL "Reef COLEMAN'S MARI( QUININE COLDS 8g LA GRIPPE Breaks up a cold at the start. At the first sneeze or chill, take Campho-Quinlne. Cures in 24 hours. At your dealer's— 25c. SPRING,. NEW SPRING! SHIRTS, NEW SPRING HATS, NEW SPRING SUITS. :;oo New Spring Suits, the largest stock in Goderich. .111 the latest goods. Call early and ,get the best choice. McLEAN BROS. Art Tailors and Clothiers GODERICH. ONTARIO 1 New Year Gifts We pride ourselves . •1 our fine display of New YeGift'. and we hear many Hatt. -ng remarks on theyen excellenceorquatity and also the large rani of articles to choose from. Before purchasing, to sure you come here first and sea our goods, and we are sure we can suit the most critical. We also carry a large assortment of New Year Post Cards. Butland's Drug Store The Square Goderich "THE STORE THAT PLEASES." holiday Goods SEEDS FREE If you ask, you can have a package of seed of this nurelinua Russian Giant Lettnce included ahanl ntrly free with mit new handsomely Illustrated 1909 Cata- logue. Thin lettuce ia nearly as large and . olid as • cabbage. Stonds hot weather . nrprisingly well, and hese rich, hnttrry flavor. if yin prefer, yon may (*borne a psrkage of mfr Cnlo.aal White $offs Beet ora package of Ostrich Feather Aster Write erJav sed aims ret wSale., abs e ms else rem id this war. Seeds r this rar..M grilse dins Leases D.re b & Hwnte r geed Ce . l aerated are gives WOW fres lasoioa. O*L tM1 1 OUR ASSORTMENT THIS YEAR f8 ILTTER THAN EVER. LARGE LINE OP Perfur- : es, Hair Brushes, Mirrors, Manicure Sets, etc. LOWNEY'S. WEBB'S AND NEIBON'8 CHOCOLATES. - r Fine Pipes in Cases, Presentation Packages of Cigars, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Pouches, etc. BEDFOBLOCK RD DUNLOP THE DRUOOI8T 01 -1, • MO OM. 1 The New Years Season O is nesii'ing us again, and the question that season is presents itself to every person at this , What Shall I Get and Where, Shall 1 Go To Look for Good and Useful .... Household Requisits? We have a large and well assorted stock of suitable goods for presents and we are only too pleased to show them to you. We might suggest a few out of our large stock: English decorated Granite -ware, at greatly reduced prices, Carving Sets in cases, Carving Sets out of cases, Rodgers 1847 Knives,_ -Forks and Spoons, Rodgers 1847 Sundries, Pocket Knives in all sizes and styles, Scissors, in cases or separate, Safety Razors, Hockey Skates, all sizes and prices, Hockey Sticks, Shot Guns and Rifles, Bissell Carpet Sweepers, a variety of styles, Library and Hall Lamps. For the preparation of ('hristmas Puddings, Cakes, Nlitice Meat., etc, we have Raisin Seeders, Vegetable Slicers, Meat ('utters, etc. With these the slow, tedious work is done quickly and made a pleasure. taril .,3, 44.4 API Illseser Weldarine We have added another naw br anch to out well-equipped Plumbing, Tins mit hing and Steam -fining shop; it is the welding of Cast -Iron, Steel, Cast -Iron to Steel or Cast -Iron to Brass, by a new process, Weldarine, and we guarantee it as strong as it was before the break. Do not throw away your broken castings, hring thein in and have them repaired. email I Blore 'phone 22 House Phone 11 J CHAS. C. EE