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LOCHALSH.
TIEy1DAY, Feb. ttth.
"Hiram" was viatting friends iu
eiodeneh last week.
We regret tolearn that R. Hulleu,
sr., ie coutned to led with illness.
John N. McDonald, Kintail, was tae
guest of Tom McDonald last Sunday.
Mien Bella arwetroug is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dan S. McD.tnald, 11!
Huron.
John Cowell, p„ and l'd. Itavey ate
at pretreat cutting wood in Neil Camp-
bell's teazle.
Miss Tena \Icl.enital, , I Barrie,
formerly of lloderich, is visiting her
slater, Mrs. I). A. McDonald.
A. it. Finlayson, who had been ab-
sent while auditing the hooks fur the
township of Ashfield, returned house
a few days ago.
President-elect Taft will soon he
making his home in the White House.
J. Cowan and T. lfueglass also intend
doing the same.
The hitherto wild and benevolent -
looking countenances of Lieutenenta
McIntyre and McKenzie have &(heady
begun to assume that stern and mar-
tial mien chars terintic of veteran
army offlcere.
Rollo (hart, whittle injured hand
has so far recovered as to wield the
pen with considerable facility, is at
present busy reading the "History of
the Fenian Raid," with apocryphal
additions by (apt. liendeisoo.
AN EAKI.Y SATURN. --The prairie
horned larks, ref.•ri ed to in a former
issue of The Signal. have returned un-
usually early this winter. They were
seen In this section about the 25th of
January. This is, 00 doubt, owing to
the abnormally mild winter, and
especially to the bare roads ,tint fields,
where they can score sbunditura of
toed, which is impossible when there
is s heavy snowfall.
THE DEFENCES 1W KINTall. -The
.eaprt.trwn of Kintaih which had
been hitherto exposed to the danger
of being razed clean off the (ace of the
earth, and becoming like Tyre and
Sidon. can now calmly go to sleep, es
it. In protected on the north side by
the inviocible Loehalsh Rifle Brigade,
while it has the Lanes Rine Club on
its right wing. 1Ve.hope this will not
call forth scorn and derision. as tate
substance of the above remarks was
expressed by one of the most lion-
( -treble citizens of that quarter at the
meeting of the L. R. C. lest Wednes-
day evening.
Meier Cue' O,ureeezgn.- A very
enthueiaati.• meeting was held in
Locbeleh last Wednesday evening for
the purpose of orgsniziog a rifle club
John McIntyre was appointed chair-
man, and A. Iii. Finlayson, secretary
of the meeting. After aurae prclim-
teary remarks by the chairman and
others. the business of organizing the
club was proceeded with. Twenty. ,
two recruits were form illy enrolled,
and sworn in se memherw of the uew
association; and other -re sod a man-
aging committee were selected. .1
hearty vote of thanks was tendered to
John Griffin, of Kintail, for his kind-
ness in coming, without charge. to
swear in the new member+, +also to
Messrs Lane end Mmeltzer, of Lane+,
ew giving important information.
The club when fully organized will be
quite large, as we learn that fifty -tour
young men heve signified their inten-
tion of joining. The following are
the officers and member. of commit-
tee : T. F. Henderson, captain ; J.
McIntyre, let lieuten+nt ; D. C. Mc-
Kenzie, 'led lieutenant; V. D. Mc-
Lennan, secretary ; A. R. Finlayson,
treasurer. Committee -- J. Barnby,
R. Mclennan. E. Armstrong, .1. Me•
Lerman and D. K. McKenzie.
KINTAIL
TUgSDAT, Feb. 9th.
Miss Mergarea McDonald. teacher
at Clover Valley, spent Saturday in
the village.
Mies Lily McLean, of Sheppar•dtnn,
and Miss Orae+, of the G. Ie. L, were
home over Sunday.
Dave McMnre6 vent Saturday
and Sunday with h
is aunt, Mrs. Wm.
Finlayson. at Lorne.
Miss Clifton and Joe Austin at-
tended the party given Inst week by
the Misses Bogie, of Mhepparlton.
J. McDermott, of Kintner., and Den
Mclinnald, of British Columbia, were
guest. one day last week at the regi•
dence of Dian McDonald.
The Misses liannsh. 1'611611A and
Annie Dalton have left for Toronto,
while Miss Vera Dalton has left to
take a business count in Grxieneh.
A number from the village attended
the party given by Miss Belle and
Tom McDonald, of Lochalsh, last
Wednesday evening and report a
good time,
Thos. O'Reilly, sr.. still continuee'Io
be in a very weak condition. His
daughter. Mrs. P. Finn. ()f Goderich,
is with him. Mrs. .iothn T. O'Reilly
was called to Goderich a week ago
owing to the illness of her mother.
Mn. Lennart.
WnMMe'R INHTITUTK. - The first
meeting of the Women's Inetilnte of
Kintail was held at the home of the
vice-president. Mrs. .1. T. Griffin. on
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
when it very enjoyable time was
'gent by the seventeen members prev-
ent. After the business of the meet-
ing
ee -ing
way over a number of instru-
mental and vocal duets and solos were
rendeteri. Mrs. Albert Beckett hes
kindly offered her hone for the next
meeting, March aril. it is to be
'hoped a larger number of the ladies of
the neighborhood will attend.
DUNGANNON.
fI A. NEWTON, DENTIST. LUCK -
.1. NOW. -AthomeeverydayezoeytThurs-
days. t,New r medyfor extracting teeeth Itiomoo-
then�a�. bridge work.
eta Aluminum plate. (non•breakablel.
N. B. - You an elway. have your work much
better done in the dental otflue inure flute.
better faontLlea for dolug Um work, more owm-
fortable for the patient.
kr O'1Wk. --TSB LOCAL AGENCY
111 itt l tunrrwtnon for The Signal is at the root -
Mine hook and Stationery Store, where
order, will by received for autos:rlption+ ad
verti.ing and job work, and receipts will be
given for awouute paid for the same.
LIE THE NEW LINE OF VALEN-
1 USE puetard, at the Dungannon post
Manu store. Souvenir and picture postcards lu
many varlet.), MISS M. RYAN.
WBnNItNUAY, Feb. VAIL
Rev, U. M. Rutherford attended $
meeting of 111e Presbytery at N'ing-
harn on Monday of this week.
Wm. Anderwm, formerly a bald.
ware merchant here, ha. disposed of
his property in t .f, village to Robt.
.trinstrong, our drayman.
?dry. Crawford. sr., who has been ill
with pneumonia, is now recoverin
satisfactorily. Mrs. Thos. Pentland
has been 011 lbe sick list for a few
days.
Thos. Windmill, wife and family, of
Sask*t bewen, have been visiting at
the h • of Itob+rt McKenzie for a
few daysMee. %Vieldruill is a deter
of Mer. McKenzie. c
JigwMLi.tiKY (IAioKti. -- A jeweller
from Hlyth wits in our village on
Monday lest with the end in view of
opening a jewellery store. If he de-
cides to locale here anti %V La. Mole_
pr'oc'eeds with the erection of his
cement block. which will be occupied
by a jeweller from M'aterloo, our vil-
lage people will have no difficulty in
getting their wat'bes and clocks re-
dOutsets.-The trustee board
of the efethodiet church has formally
decided to build the new church on
the site tient agreed upon. .Although
two or three other sites were men-
tioned, Cie corner lot on Main street
purchase.) some tune ago seemed to
Meet wi h the approval of the ma-
jority ot the hyar. A number of
teams ate at present busy drawing
gravel for the new edifice.
Pt:Rt.tc LIBRARY. - The minuet
meetings of the public library board
was held on Monday evening of this
week. The officers for the ensuing
year were elected. It. E. Henning
was electe 1 president and Dr. Case
w as re-elected secretary treasurer.
Mrs. Mole, who has been the efficient
librarian for a couple of years, was
re -appointed. Other L ninees of im-
portance was transacted.
FARM EIts' INSTITUTE MEETINGS,--
Meetin s under the auspices of West
Huron Farmers' institute will las field
in Sniott's hall. Dnt►g$onon.-.-Qs.
Thursday. loth inst. There will be an
afternoon meeting at 'l o'clock and
one in the evening at 7:311. Practical
addressees will he given on subjects
pertaining to the feral and the home,
and there should lee a gaod attend-
anee. See bills for further pe rticu•
ler•.
AMBERLEY.
WereexaD.eY, Feb. loth.
Bob Wilkie visited friends in Rip-
ley last Sunday.
John Campbell visited Hugh Fer-
guson lest Sunday.
L O. Wild's/mg was in Teeswater li
Zest week for a few days.
Hiram Snaith, of Wiogbun. is et
present visiting Wm. Potter. ,
Wm. Blue is home again after sev-
eral weeks' visit at Nanticoke.
Service will he held in the Metho-
dise church next liebbath evening at
the usual hour.
Mies Lizzie Hr.tdlcy. of Nanticoke. kr
at ()resent visiting her grendmr, they,
Mi.. Jetties Wilkie.
We are glad to report that James
Blue is refile to be Aroullil again after a
couple of weeks' illness.
THE DKIt.erit -The debate whirl'
wee he'd at Laurier on the subject,
"Resolved, that ntartied life is a fail-
ure," way a fair sneers+, The decision
was given in fav of affirmative.
Neil call be heard sl ing. "Will She
No' Come Beek Again.'
Two POPULAR YoUNoL.eritot.-On
Wednesday evening. February let h, a
large crowd gathered at the home of
Mr. end Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie and
made Misses Rebecca -and Bell AfeKeo-
zie the recipients of a Is•zutihtl pres-
ent. which showed t he esteem to
which the two young ladies ere held.
Neil N. McKenzie and Neil D. McKen-
zie and MissAnnie 13. McLennan were
among the movers in the presentation.
Deeoenous Roms. -The Goveru-
utent °relate ought to pay a visit In
Autb•rley and ere the poor condition
our marls are in. Fol' years every
council that we have elected tried to
wave wnney and lower the lazes sap
that we could say to the members,
"you aro• bled fellow+." Rut pleas. it'
is "good 1 •?low" thet evt•rdill cinch fol
hhner•If 1.1 for 1h, -r• he wee woo king
for. lbw• 1. Ink urs• in It dangerous
condilioe, at present, and anyone
doubting this statement should drive
over Chore hills between Amberley
and Laurier, which are rougher then
the old cr•oseway of fifty years ago.
We sro,uld advise t he preeent council,
tr
' 1 �e-elp
cte n neat r a . to
it
sect 1
try
y it on iter i1, ;tn.l lint. pttSC ay atJrtd
fellOe P.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
MI1tDAY, Feb. SI h.
Mies hiss Thompson visited .Au
burn Mende the letter port ref last
week.
Mee Eliswleth Elliott. of Dungan-
non, visited Mies lietspy McAllister
last week.
David McAllister spent a couple of
very pleasant drys the; week near
Teemwater. •
Miss Alice Clarke, of Althorn. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Will Thomp-
son, at present.
Michael Leddy had a very encreesful
wood bee In T. McCelre's hush last
Saturday afternoon.
Mine Corinne faurende+n has re-
turned home after an extended visit
to friends In Michigan.
Mise ids Ilsvldeon, of Winnipeg, is
renewing old argasintwnces in the
neighborhood at present.
Quite a number from this vicinity
Wended the Sunda *chose] conven-
tion In Auburn lest Thursday.
Read all The Signal thin week.
ASKS US TO PRINT.
Tells How to Prepare a Simple Mixture
to Overcome Disease.
T., relieve the ss.,rst forms of
rhoutitntistu, take a 1esip onful of the
following mixture after each meal and
et bedtime:
Fluid Extract 1),i,lelion, one half
worse ; Compound Knrgnn, o n e
our ee ; Comps t Syrop Hxreaparllls.
three ces.
These harmleaa ingredients can be
obtained from our home druggist►.
and ate easily mixed by shaking then
well in a bottle. Relief is generally
felt from the first few doses.
This prescription lovers the clogged -
tip. inactive kidney,. to filter and
stein front the blood the poiuonoua
',mato matter and uric aeid, which
reuses rheumatism.
As rite umatlen) is not only the utast
painful and torturous dimwit. but
(Imngerou* to life. this eilnple recipe
will no Heriot 1x• greatly valued hy
mansufferers here at home, who
should at, once prepare the mixture to
get this relief.
it is said that it peruon who would
take this pretrription regularly, a
dose ne Iwo daily, or picot a fear Iimes
a week, would never hove seroma kid-
ney or urinary disorders or rheums.
ti -m,
Ont this out and p it. (heel
rheumatism prteee eript inns which
really relieve are ecareee indeed, end
when you need it. you want. It badly.
PORT ALBERT,
Tues AY. Fah. 9th-
Het•tor McKenzie, teacher at Car-
low, spent Staidly at his home here.
Miss Lillie Gouley is home from God-
erich calling un relst Ives in these parts.
Mia Lizvie Rutherford, of Belfast,
visited with her sister, Mn. J. Ben.
nett. jr , last week.
Mrs. Johnston and daughter, Mies
Attie, of (loderich, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon on Sunday.
Mrs. Janes Stott, who has been
very i11 fur a couple of weeks., is, we
are glad to report, getting along
nicely,
About fifty invited gueeta Assent -
bled et the house of Mr, and Mrs. Jas.
Olver last Tburetiay and had a most
enjoyable time, the evening being
spent principally in dancing.
LUCKNOW.
Tulwu.ey, Feb. Uth.
$Te Hunter has been appointed
engiueer at the waterworks pumping
station. •
The Lucknow orchestra held a very
enjn able assembly at the town hall
on Friday evening last.
Sunday next, Itch inst., the iacre-
meut of the Lord'e Supper will be dis-
pensed at Lucknow Presbyterian
church. Preparatory services will be
held on Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon, to he conducted by Rev. ee
P. Duncan, of Whitechurch.
-LUCK it Non PIPKKs ARE POPt'LAR.-
The Lucknow pipe band, W. Young,
J..'. McLennan, A. McPhermon and
N. McCallum, were in (lt•and ltapids
last week and furnished intuit. at a
curling tournament held in 'that city.
Like Longboat. they were heartily re-
ceived and lefts good impression of
tht•ir home town. They were out to
win and won the apprt.dietiou of those
they had the honor to entertain,
Tint WHY REAPER. -The interment
took place in Kinloss cemetery on
Thursday afternoon last of the late
Arabella Teakey, wife of W m. Switzer,
of Wingbant. Deceased, who was
over eighty years of age, had guttered
a stroke of paralysis. a cohort time pre-
vious to her death. She wee a native
of Ireland and was married before
coming to Canada forty years ago,
when the•; settled at Holyrood.
Two years ago Mr. and Mrs. Switzer
moven to Wingbam and purchased
several dwelling house', in that town.
Besides her huebend she leaves a fam-
ily of five: Garrett and William
Switzer, of Holyrood : Arnos, of
Sleethclair; Mrs. Colin Eadie, of Turn -
berry, and Mrs. Johnston, of Ripley.
lint. Angie Bowles- relict of the
late Charles Bowler, died at the reni-
debce of her son, Wm. Rowles, tot 12,
concession 12, Ashfield, on Thursday,
lth inst., aged sixty-four years. In-
terment took place In Green Hill cem-
etery on Saturday afternoon. Among
those from a distance to attend the
funeral wits J. Bowles, of Sombre.
Angus McGillivray, a pioneer of
Kinloss township, died at his home en
the Hth concession on Friday last
in hie eightieth year. The funeral
eervires os. Monday afternoon were
conducted by Rev. F. A. McLennan,
interment took place in Kinloss ceme-
tery .. The death on Friday, lith
inst., of David Agnew removes owe of
the most highly respected residents of
Ashfield township, Deceased, who
wag in his fifty -a inth year, had been
i11 for over two yeere, but recovered
sufficiently to move with his wife, to
Lucknow about a year ago. A few
months ago Mrs. Agnew died and
since then Mr. Agnew had resided
with Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Beaton,
in Aahfleld, front which place the fun-
eral on Monday was held to Hope
church, where the services were con-
ducted. Interment took piece in
Hope cemetery. One brother and one
sister survive : J. E. Agnew. ot Luck -
now, and Mrs. E. A. McKenzie, of
Montreal. Dem:teed was a member
of Hope Methediet church and way a
devout worker in the Master's cause.
LANE.S.
MONDAY, Feb. Slh.
Mrs. Henry Johnston and Mrs.
Saunders, of Mafeking, are at present
spending a few days with the former
'+
daughter, Mrs. W. P. Itejed.
Kenneth. McLean. who has been
home from the West for the past few
weeks, intends returning in a abort
time, accompanied by his brother
Angus.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McLean,
we are sorry to Iearo, see not improv-
ing. Mr. McLean has leen bedfast
for the past ten weeks, giving slight
indieatione of recovery. Mrs. Mc-
lean is almost h.'lplees, though bight
and cheerful as ever.
The annual meeting of the Lanes
Rifle Association will be held in Linen
Foresters' Hell nn t'Sattrdey evening.
Febrilery lith, et7::1t1o'clock. All per-
sons inter++led, especbelly members).
are requested to attend, sa there is
considerable Intsinese to be transacted.
LOTHIAN..
WKHNIMreeveFeb. 19th
Master .flex. Hamby spent Sunday
e
at his bomr s
%lex. McLean, jr. spent a few days
visiting friends et Elution last week.
John Rillie and John McDonald
were cutting wood lest week at the
patter a place.
111. A. Melliarniid and Mr. McDonald.
of Kinloaa. spent a d ty ;at Vex. Me•
(clan'+ pant week.
George Swan and Gamily have.
movedto the fern' itt titer neighbor-
hood owned by Mrs. Mclean, of
Lucknow. We extend a hearty wet•
come.
MAYFIELU,
TIHNnAY, Fel). nth.
.1. Doneldson, of the S,o, is visiting
his parents in town.
Mr. end Mrs. George Chesney were
in the village on Monday of this week.
Ice is regain terming in the river and
the Hibernian and others depending
on le supply of ire fire cheering np,
with the prospect.• of an ice -harems,
After nit.
A very pleasant evening was spent,
by the young people of the Methodist
church and others at the home of
John beaten on the Minable line on
Friday of last. week.
The Home Missionary Society of St..
Andrew's ehurrh held a very success-
ful welting bee in the basement of the
church on Turgidity afternoon of this
week. The weedlike wee very diva-
greeahle, In fact almnet the worst day
title winter, bit the ladles turned out
in anMcient numbers to finish feint-
quilts,
nnrquilt*, which err to be trent to the
Mooiety's hospital In the Northwest.
DUNLOP.
W EDNtepAT, Feb. lUth.
J. H. Ryan sold a valuable horse tl
M. J. Tobin thio week.
Charlet Spence, of Goderich tows•
ship, vivified this village lest week.
J. if. Rysu, who hat lived hers for
the la* five years, hos gone to live in
Sell ford.
1Ye are glad to know that Mr. Lynn
Knox, who taught our school here
about six years ago, has been ap
pointed to the petition of town clerk
in (iedericb. Ile was well liked herr,
being conscientious and painstaking,
and we are sore he will prove the
same in his present office.
LEELIURN.
FRIDAY, Feb. 5th.
Scutari. RKPo er.-The following is
the January report of 8. H. No. 5, Col-
botue: Fenn l.-Mriwie Thurlow.
Form 11, Senior -Mary Glidden, Bt'
tripe Chisholm, Phillip Bogie. Form
111. Junior -Adele McCann, Terence
Hunter, Andrew Bogie, Ernest Bogie,
Ji y Thompson. Form IV. Junior
-Regie McCann, Tont Chisholm,
Annie Thompson, Lorne Thurlow.
Form IV. Senior -Hervey McCenn,
Allan Watson, Bert Bogie. Alex.
1Vatso11. Forst V. Junior-Darrt•II
McCann, A L I c• M M. TKarree.
Teacher.
TUgsnAY, Feb. 9tb.
The weather 6 pretty cold. but the
made are good and some people :are
Stitt ptowing.
John Ryan, who moved into Mrs.
C ming a place five years ago,
moved int() Maitlandville this week.
The annual congregational meeting
of Ieeburn chureeh was held in the
Sunday school roost on Monday night
and the attendance was Larger than
usual. The treasurer's report mai not
as favorable 118 last year's, the church
having felt the pinch ot herd times, es
well sa any other institution.
BENMILLER.
MINDAY. Feb. nth.
PROPOSED IMI'RiuVICMICNTH, -- Mi-
chael Pfrimmer, the proprietor of the
Beumiller flour wills, is preparing for
extensive improvements and will in-
stall a new chopping plant with a
capacity of fifty bags per hour to cost
=1,151(1. Our Mich, ra not No slow. and
with hie son Ernest AS head miller the
old "meet" will become a lively place.
There will be no delay and- customers
will have their chopping done while
they wait. •
Tux MAITLIND POWER DAM. -A
lacte staff of choppers has been'at
work for, some time under the super-
intendence of J. T. Goldthorpe pre-
paring the plats -where the proposed
Maitland River Power Co.'s dem is to
be erected. by chopping the timber
growing on the hillside and clearing
the underbrush. Several hundred
glee, from twenty to fifty feet in
length, are now ready for transporta-
tion to Port Albert for the trestle-
work over the Nine -mile River, where
a heavy embankment 6 being filled in
connection with the electric railway.
The poles are all ready end will be
sent forward just as soon as sleighing
will permit.
CARLOW.
MONDAY, Feb. Stb.
The annual congregational meeting
of Smith's Hill church will be held on
Wednesday of tbie week.
The return spelling niitch. between
No. 1 school and Nile school wee ry(d
at Nile and was won by the pal. of
No. 1. The former contest was at No.
1 school and the Nile pupils were vie-
torioue.
Meetings of the West Huron Ferm-
ent' institute will be held here on
Tuesday next, 19th inst., in the afG•r-
noon at 2 o'clock and in the evening
9t 7:31). See the bills for particulars.
Let everybodyturn out and help
snake the meetgs a success.
There was a strong representation
from Smith's Hill Sabbath school at
the eenvention of the 'Union Sabbath
School Association held at Auburn oft
Thursday lax. Alex. Young was
elected president of the aesocietiou.
The repast presented by the Smith's
Hill representatives showed it very
eetisfactory condition in the school
bore.
A Goole Ttxg.-The at-home given
by the Woman's Missionary Society
of Smith's Hill church at the township
hall wee a very successful occasion.
Rev. J. R. Mann gave an address ()n
the great laymen's rniesionary move; i
mens, and another interesting feature
was a ttronoimcinR mab-h, Over which
Coughs of
Children
Especially night coughs. Na-
ture needs a little help to quiet
the Irritation, control the in-
flammation, check the progress
of the disease. Our advice is
-give the children Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor if this is his advice also.
He knows best. Do as he says.
We publish our formula•
W. e.�la• io„b,t
Ayers.r.ta•ur_.alcohol
W ore. you to
.wa•wu year
dewier
if you think constipation is of trifling
consequence, just ask yourdoctor. He
will disabuse you of that notion in short
order. "Correct it, at once!" he will
say. Then ask him about Ayer's Pills.
A mild liver pill, all vegetable.
rises br Ike a. C. ayee Co.. twsR.
and the.exe8utors of the late Thoritak
Nicholeon. •
.Willisut Pinker. of Clinton, Ilse leen
renewing old antuaintances during
the: past week.
Last Satuniay evening the ice on
the river disappeared. In all probe -
ye iee will be a scarcer commodity
here next summer.SABBATH S('111111. UNIDs. - - The
n
eighteenth anual rottvention of the
AetbM.ib
rx Utterer $bettie Seined Anse.
elation was held in the Pi•r•sbyterian
church here n
on Thttday, Ith inst.,
when a number of interesting ad-
dressee were given. A report of the
ilunvcntioiwill h9 glvan,aavt wt:ek,
SHEPPARDTON.
WEDNIO,DAY, Feb. 101•11.Mr. Pollock, of Pine River, is visit-
ing hie sister, Mrs. Nelson Graham.
Miss Bell, of Gotlerich township, 6
her aunt, Mrs. Alin. Young.
Mise Mary Gordon is speeding a
couple of week+ with friends to Kip -
pen.
Miss Annie Tigert was the guest of
her brother James, of Uodcricb, for it
few days hint week.
Last Wed cicada y afternoon Mrs.
Irwin Foster entertained the ladies'
Guild of Christ's chin - . Port .' lbert,
to high tea.
One evening last week u number of
young people enjoyed themselves et a
dancing party at the home of Wm.
Bogie. The music was excellent.
ST. HELENS'
TUMNDAY, Feb._9th: t
Mien Mary K-Fraikeld Te v iiiiirig
friends herr.
J. W. Seiko:14 roti Aiuderich, spent
Saturday stere.
Miss Margaret Rutherford is visit-
ing et A inb erley.
Mr. end Mrs. H. D. Weod, spent
Sunday in 1Vinghaut.
Miss Ford left for Wingbant on her
return home tb Milton.
Mr, Johnston, of Verne, 6visiting
his sister, hire. Rubinson %Voods.
Jas. Stein, of Yellowgress, 8.isk., is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mts. W. J. Humphrey:
The Farmers' Institute will hold
their meeting in the public hall, St.
Helens, on February 19th.
PItWRE:v"rATtos.-The Yeller! Onus,
Sask., Journal reports a presentation
to Mr. and Mrs Win. Hi •uphrey, es
follows: -"The house of Mt. anti Mrs.
Jas. Stein, seven utiles north of" Mc-
1iiltgert, was crowded one evening
last week by an assemblage of about
fifty neighbors and friends. who flet
to do honor to Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Humphrey. who ere returning to
their old horse in St. Helens, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey and family
have been nearly five years in the dis-
trict, and during that time have won
the goodwill and esteem of practically
all in the neighborhood. A very
pleasant social evening was spent; and
In the course of it Mr. Humphrey was
presented with a carving set and e
dozen silver knives, forks and spoons
for Mrs. Humphrey; silver 'having
utensils and beautiful glove for him-
self; glover for 1Vlt. Humphrey. jr.,
and silver t sa
in rings for eliss
Humphrey. Mr. D. Muir made the
presentation on behalf of the corn -
the same reverend gegtleman pre-
sided. The opposing sides were cap-
tained by Mrs. Henderson and Mrs.
John Walter, and the honors were
about evenly divided. .tefreehments
followed this strenuous per(oi-in trice.
and an enjoyable social time was had.
AUBURN.
TI IC$UAY, Feb. nth.
7'tt1 ORDER OF MMRIT,-The follow-
ing shows the relative standing of the
pupils of Auburn public school for
January, beset! on test papers and
niers! proficiency, nc Names int order
��
'WATT V:=F:MA'TPtb -
I►;)yle, Milton Plunkett. Sr. 1 - al -
lister' Mann, F'ronuldi Pfeffer, l ; race
Plunkett, May Denetedt, Winnie
Howson; Ruth Jaekeon, Bella Stalker,
!aura Jackson, Zell& I)syle, Ernest
Jackson, Mary Reithby, David Mc-
('itochey, :%them Doerr, Wesley Mee
('linchey, Clarence Symiegton. Jr,
1 V. --('lass Tulervele, Neese! King,
Blanche Ferguson, Elena Younghlut,
l;la Howatt, Alfred 1 'nip, %Vni.
Letup, Ivan Armstrong. Sr. 111. -
Jennie Stalker, Verde Asquith, I.t-
verne Robinson, 1Joyd Ferguson,
Fern Symington, Esther McJlinehey,
Karl Raithhy, Robert Phillipa, Jr.
ii1.-Gordan Mrfelinchey, Edna 11 M-
inton, Arthur Lemp, Willie ('aster,
Henry Taman. Enrolled, :M; average
attendance, 3(1. A . F. JOHN., Teacher,
Junior Division.
Mr. IL -lids Stewart, Effie Stoltz,
Ellen Phillips. Lana Plunkett. Jr. 11
A Reggie Mann, Agnes Creighton
Birdie Fere/mem. Jr. 11. H --Elbe
Stalker, John Stewart, Olive Tainan
Archie Rnbinton, Elwin Reithby. Nr
Pt. if,-(lraemo Symington, lends
Rudd Leonard Yunghlnt, Victor
Yu ngbhlt, Jr. PL 11.--leireetha Mc
Knight, Georgina Beadle, Innerr Mc
('llnchr , !terry Beadle, Gertie Ladd
Mr. Pt. L.-IAN/lie Shultz, Ezra Mhnitz
Jr. Pt.. 1. -Harvey •Arutatrong, ('lay
I Ladd. add. Enrolled attendance, 20
average, 31. C. A. St•LATRK, Teacher
WanwtmnAT. Feb. 1111h.
Mr. Triose last Tneeday no el to
the farm of the pate Thomas Nicholson
'The chief Interest of the poet week
centered in the lawsuit of John Barr
"II can testify to -the -
great merits of your Emul-
sion, especially in all
diseases of a pulmonary
nature. It has saved many
lives that otherwise would
have yielded to consump-
tion ... we keep Scott's
Emulsion in the house all
the time and alithe family
use it." - MR. C. . BUD -
LONG, Box 158,
Wash-
ington,R.I. -
R.1._
-.:r.
All the Latest
New
Spring
Soitiugs...
JUST TO HAND.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH IMPORTATIONS
made up in
THE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors and Clothiers
-Mr,
Pane, andHumphrey suitably re• (fu bis usual good humor and quite
plied. Accompanying the gifts was a ready to extend his hospitality to hie
neatly worded address, wishing Mr. unexpected guests. Thees-eningwas
and Mrs. Humphrey soil family aur-- spent pleasantly- fn games and song
---`amt Mr: Rivera eras presented with n
loud of oats. for which he expressed
his thanks' in as lt,•nt speech_
EAST .WAWANOSH.
MONDAY,, Fah. 'nh.
Miss Myrtle ,'add.__ 1lustiu L 'wenn .
spent Sunday et Win. Robinson's.
Miss Icily Kinsman, who has been
iu Michigan for the past few months,
is home for is short eisft.
The Misses Pearen and Miss Sylvia
Seel visited at Mr. Agnew'+, Wing -
ham, over Saturday and Sunday.
Janie* Stein. of Yellow Grass, Sask.,
who hss been visiting friends in this
district and at St. Helens for some
tiruo past, purposes returning to the
%%'est the latter part of this month.
A SURPRISE FOR TRH P.aSTOIt-
Quite a large !mintier of the members
ot the Brick church congregation
plemently surprised their pastor, Rev.
G. AV. W. Rivers, et the parsonage at
Helgrave on Friday night last. Al-
though the night wan lather disa•
greeable and Mr. Rivers had just re-
turned from Wiughat t, he was found
.111 Call and examine our new
Eye Glass Frames,
The
Smart
Set_ -
We teat the eyes by the most up-
to-date method and guarantee
every fitting.
W. E. KELLY,
Issuer of Marriage L enscs,
Phone 153
WESTFIELD.
FRIDAY, Feb :it h.
SCHHOOL. REP. .It r -Tbe following re-
port shows the sandingg of pupils in
1', 8. 8, No. e, leset Wawanosh, for
January :.-e Senior V. - Thos, Red
ger. Junior \', Erums Cant!iltell,
Russell Wonde• IV: --Nelson Robison,
eleggie Farrow; Leslie Buchauan,
• Jennie Tunney, May Cook. Senior
11L�MAy Tunne,yy, Lillie Hibbitt,
'Colin Campbell. Junior 111, -Violet
Buchanan. 1L -Charlotte Tummy,
Roy Farrow, Willie Hibhitt, Part
IL-Aggie Howatt. fart i. -Louis
Tunney. MARY CLARK, Teacher,
11(peat it :- 'Shiloh's Cure will al -
wive cure my coughs and colds."
We do
not
keep
Har-
nessl
We
Seli
Them!
We have
them at
all
PRICES.
M. E. KNOX
AUBURN.
21111041Mmin-o-_O
STOCK o
REDUCING SALE
of
RANGES and HEATERS,
Scott's
Emulsion
does AL1. it does by creating
flesh and strength so rapidly
that the progress of the
disease is retarded and often
stopped. It is a wonderful
flesh builder and so easy to
digest that the youngest child
and most delicate adult can
take it. if you are losing flesh
from consumption or any
other cause take Scare's .
EMULSION. It will stop the
wasting and strengthen the
whole system.
Be sure to get SCOTT'S
ALL DRUGGISTS
1M r weed roe • ,tees of Mr Ratted •
(cher -411• eve In wally w.m,Iarfnl - sea
'..nt• reireMine err
t,,.,aeel5w. J•ra wad .. • sari wen
tl, wine mot, e•e•v.
SCOTT & sOWNx
1 x Wtl'elew at.. W. T•reass
CREAM SEPARATORS,
HORSE BLANKETS,
BASKETS, etc.
lu order to make floor space for our Spring
and Summer goods, we quote extremely low prices
011 the following goods.
STOVES.
Empire Queen with reservoir atm] high shelf, wsrllR6.000
for $35.00.
iter Majesty 8teet htgh shelf, mmadtrlvy the
Wm. Buck Stove Co., wee $180.09. for 54:4.151.
+sitter+ Pilot Steel- ---htgh ettetle- etteAeh';"tt'stl.-
po,q►, for $13.151.
Royal Art Heater, for hard or tuft coal olrwtod. This stove
has a self -feeder that can be removed when huruing weed ; it
also has a place for it hot air pipe, sags $214.0), now $21.1111.
Huck Prise, self -feeder, was $2'i.ItI, now $21,151.
Alen a number of
SECONDHAND HEATERS AND RANGES at low prices.
HORSE BLANKETS.
21tlankets with Midi. 4on'. $2.25, now 1/1.711.
41 Illankr•t., wet,• 11'3.(51, now 5, :en
:i Blankets, were $l.ti,i, now 51
WILLOW BASKETS.
Large number of nne•-bushel Willow Muskets at sic.
Afro li-bushel basket+ et :etc.
No. 12 Coiled Spring Steel Wire.
we heve two Ilfianf (hie wire which we want to clear ort.
which we utter you at t he ton prier of air per 1b. One pound
of this goes as fm es 1 wo pounds of NO. D.
SEPARATORS.
Ono No.:1 S1111'01411+ Separator, $13.50.
One No. 4 Mherpreirs Separator, $47.541.
Plumbing, Heating Steam -fittings Electric -wiring ATTENDED TO, AND ALL
WORK FULLY GUARANTEED.
Store 'Phone 21
House 'Phone Irl
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