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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-4-29, Page 9sal., „t ii1= RN UP only for ryone. ry home or sweet- e. aking up t. .t p esthlr me manner oa raring 4116. sans crown 4• 4101,4410:1110105* Will Pat 'our Pocket. Toronto Daily :e daily market on1d sell your stock at top - 'alt a cent extra els of whett or year's twtbscflp- red weight on a leer three yarn weekly fePOrts. old when yon ces by at least year! Star 1 le 18 I�n'at very ock markets of other important that the next later. kR NAY2.30 Wer- e" er- tf flee so.. Was pekes. THE SIGNAL QODRRIOH.: ONTARIO $+ # + 01, +ivy+ ii�4++.4 ststi+ +it++ +44 i.4F ;lot ° VW The News of the District.I*� 1644.+446*444444464'444+45454+'464144444044046+4444444444** DUNLOP. WIDN6a»AY, April 21st. The twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. peril Stewart give • birthday party lent week to their young friends. wbu woo, aD enjoyable afternoon. Mrs• t'ummingai r putting up a new wire fence along the front of her reel- deuce. When it appearance finished will uupwove the place. '113. sawioif machine of William Worm, of Putt Albert, was iu our „uJst lust week and did good work at t1i• Ironies of Messrs. Linklater, Arthur end Robert Quaid. The saw, wheel is run by a gaerline engine of six horsepower, is slily manipulated by Albert Quaid. of Port Albert. A FAMILIA.. FlUtIlti Cioes. The death of George Burrows, win.curred last week• has removed a well- known figure from our midst. For many years: Mr. Burrows did most of the threshing in this neighborhood and was always capable and energetic. The hinsnwa bicw l attended passed Rh and on Sunday, would probably theweath rebeeoen much moree fav- lugrr bidd rabic. LEEBURN. TossDaT, April 27th. T e eeOlawas hasagut back W their work after their Easter holiday and the work of the school groes on again. The Very wet weather We have been baring lately Intl retarded farthing operations. Sowltime is going to be late enough after all. The weather continues Very cold and wintry. although the ice bas all pew off the lake. We hope to we warmer weather before long. Fred Sutherland, who visited here Taal tall on his way to attend the Pies bvterian college at Halifax. has Hu• _ ylk.d We term and called here on his way mit WOOL weir belinitb Volition in the missionary work of the church. Mr. Young did oil the road again with his travelling store. with x11 sled. of a.•eommodatton for the Ladies along the road. Mr. Young a accotn• medial wnd,friendly manner make him a general fayorite along the road. 'r ell&. CREWE • MONDAY, April :nth. Miss Ethel Finnigan is indisposed at Miss Mabel Wilson. of Saratoga, is •,h nck. 1Vm. Mharkleton and Abd Cnlhert a'IJtd ten feet to each of their wind- mills Is.t week. P. J. Mctilynn. of Detroit.. spent at fardays las week visiting his par- . vita Mr. and Mre. P. Mc(ilynu. Thos. Culbert received a bad kick se the knee front a hone and is laid up at present. He is improving nicely. boweVer. Abram Culbert and Robert Hasty hive been investing in town property ,n Dungannon. Both families intend 1.. retire io the near future. Thomas Henry Culbert had the mix• lortllnr to teta few of his ribs broken el a runawayInst woe! k, 11P fe.1. i tit stiff and bore, yet he carries his .iiial pleasant lmile. Mr. and Mn. Isaiah Kilpatrick, of I nit -age. are spending a portion of their honeymoon amongst their ummenmm friends here. We join in reogratulatirrns to the young couple, 4 Isaiah was formerly one. of our t'rewe boys. Ai"7%s MAFEKiNG. THVRADAY. April 1st. Smoot. Rgrowr.-The following is the report for v. 8. No, 9. A.hHdd, for the month of March. names in .inter of merit : V. Class --Walter Alton. Willie Alton. Sr. IV.- -Leila Blake. Mar Saunders, Ernest Hall. Int iV:.-. s ibhnston. Jr. IV.- liiitb Jobnstoa. Jessie Stothers, l:ldin Twasaley, Tommy Glen. Sr. til. -Willie glazier. Jr. Ili. -Ida Ideate, lilly'Altou: Jr. 11.- Marie iakar. Beryl Johnston, lista Twam• Irv. Peter (;lazier, Johnny Olen. Pt. lh -Elisabeth Bowers. Sr. 1. -Irene M,rao, Jr. 1. -- Cacti' Johnston. 1Numm.R. ('rl.nitaT, Teaeber. MONDAY. April b th. John Reid called on friends last week. Mise Kay Slathers was home for the esek-end. Merl Heid was hauling logs to fort Albert the past week. Ina. M.11ough visited his sister. Mn. W. Blak'', lams week. Sas. Webster, of Lucknow, called on Thos. Blake yesterday. Misr Bertha Shackleton. of Crewe, M visiting Mrs N. Shackleton. Peke Cook is busy plowing on the ream he bought trona Mr. Mctluoid. Misses E. Edwards and Grace Blake slid Geo. Campbell are on the sick list. Menary has left his bush here dtet�working in it most of the *Is Th0.,"[f. Hell bought a horse last mak fro F'. Johnston and If. Reid purchased tape from W. Smeltzer. with the saute feed, would produce ilk's, =teal helpfulness and financial I AUBURN. t wtxes elands in the very !runt rank y i ` Leet Saturday tt . T. Riddell and J. Lon of the average Ontario cow, ID is doing in Luekuox speaks fur u' C. l'in'k each shi Divi a carload of these, gHitleunru have determined self am an evidence of the liberalness of ,tato,. front the....Himont .fire to revolutionize the dairy industry in' the organisation and the quiet. hurt {a Obit auttautuuiy,ass a,luatry iWLu:h1» tw In oienecr_ht whir . its Opera. Vaume' Col, of UIi Maitland' hl�x•k, certainly in a deplorable coedit ion in tions are bring carried on. The meta- tot ud. eretiing a Wan dill li !ilia year. the average rural district. errs together with viadling brothers ; John JOhltgtmn has weiircd the' eon - _ residents of the place uccu iwi the tract for the cement foundation and k fall 3' front Brats of the lorrutdfal L�piscopal I Thomas Shiers for the framework. •-!elsrr+tir'• LOTHIAN. Ichurch. and presented a fine appear- � Robert ttnbertou is busy at pseient fitting up the old hotel property. Ile is ends opening a temnistance house' . travel- lingforu• tccu m. dalton 1 the l d rl t! , w t ling public. That tndispeusable ad- junct of every known 'Totems of Cele adian enterprise, x Bonus, is the topic of the day. my ...Ilse., which latter mrioun ss 1 tlsAn,iv. April 27th. Najd h xuthuritier to be the undue• of fraternal urgunir. alone. The work .2.eita1_1a_Y April'2ltjI atter folly representative of the tturd Miss sna Kenpwo, of Laurier, vis- u ►arhreel. cottu uec al eo(1dRj area a4 Mn. James (fim re'r ror a 1sraa isaI intelligence of • the corn. few . few days Met week. ityy. Rev. C. W. Satider•e, rector Cheater Ritchie's many friends will "Gln. Peler'e church, delivered a die. la pleased to learn that he is now able sours. which 'was rewarkaWy suited to walk for a abort distance. with the' 10 the (ve"'on and whirl gave.'evi- aid of crutches. , l dance that he ham ability of a high , t useful D$ATU or Moo. MUKlart'It. The I order bed has a bright and re - many friend. of Mrs. Alex. Mord, d i 1 future before hie. He hissed lir will he wee to learn of her death in wank. an "the importance of being Y men of character," and of 'living tour Wingham on TWmday, the beth inst. to the pure principles of the Order." Deceased wee an old and h'ythly The brethren thot•ouyhly appreciated' esteemed resident of this place hu1t •'le excellent service and the suoeeM great many years. Her funeral took of their anniversary. place from the Prerbyterirn shurcb at Lucknow to Kinloss ... netery and a eaff very large number of friends end r' WE$T WAWANOSH. acquadntanees attended the obsequies. DUNGANNON. 5 (vA. NE -TON... erNTI`ST. I.Lr -. „nee„oflast-meet;,,rr,rere,ewda„d LU7f<. NOW.- Athome every day eaeeet iiur■' eye New remedy fur extracting teeth Minnow u proved, on motion of Messrs. form). better than .w. !'sown and bridge work. 'Thompson end Watson. The tress - etc. Alununum p ate. uwnbreaknbleo.work urere statement, showing a balance N. 4. - Yuu Dan al wee+ he muck bazar done In the dense avJo.-our mon 0041, on hand of $24$, was filed, on wotiou bettor facWtl.o for doing the work. more com- of Melissa. Aitcheson and Thompson. testable ter tee patient The clerk reported that he and Coon- OTICE.-THE LOCAL AGE. •Y ciNnr Wilw,u had purchased a cafe 1N in Dungannon for :,i Thegrdist . Mel • for the townshil$ from Wm. Little, -nt- oaaoe hook and - Stationer Store who orders will be received tor ub.crlpUon.. ad. Lucknow, for ill and an order WAS v.rttrine and job work. and receipts MU be :emu on the treasurer for $lib for elven tor amount. Odd for the „sane. 1 •mint aerami. and $2 for removing tCH(N)I. 1;OOKM AND ALL KINDS tit .rife to the clerk's office. Mattern of .clad sib plie. al the postern,* Ifouk iae t • the roads and working the grade were talked over and arrenge- maJe. f.ur•*ttending to_tht council thin iyljourued te, ptlthat to OCIOOk asa ion of the assensment rat business. "y2 suit EAST WA ANOSH. MoNDA• , April 'lath. Leonard Cook has ngagod with Jobe Gibbons fav ilia Tenders are bring recel _to May 1st for the repairing o Donny - TIICKbDA Y. April 15th. Tuwrsttlr Coutcclt.. -- Council met today as per adjournment ; members all present except Cnuneillor Wilson. and Stat lonary Store. Sow that (teeter i, over boo..cleani ng 1• iib order and you will want niwiti, stew -wattVon-vent - Mid -upto•tem- outs. T tylei at the P.r.totnee .io,re and will was. nu mletake In pureha..lnir then. You are Invited meet on 'iiia to Inspect the.tock. M. RYAN, Dungannon. court of rev WetDNanuav, April Withe roll and for ge leeward C:...e. of the Sunday at his home here. Mr. Ferguson sold J. 'Roberts, of the Stennis Bank, Auburn, spent Sunday at the latter'. home bare. Mee. J. •Ryan In itt preiteet bottle - what indisposed. Mrs. Sprung, who noisier; with Mrd. Ryan. is al -au un'�Ter the doctor'+ rare. Bishop Williams will conduct .•con• Charlie Martin has moved firrnation servIe Inlet Paul's rhumb --Jack's place at Fordyce and int Monday, May aid. at foes) it. re. working it this sumtnet. n' u co r Im w dray of eevrn ur right for •• m. It�1_)ines u, Herr,' - Chamney confirmation.' ! and Jos. Chamney areeacb putting in a considerable number of the this spring. brook Jlethod'st church. to ds - Rev. W. A. Sm through illnes •to t Sunday. The. pulpit church on Sunday eve h was unable e his work ;ear. the Methodist ing was neer-- pied by Rev. Charles' Ru berford. , The•rreastery frill re -o, here in a few days. Mr. Hettinger ill again have clfarge. He hiss disp d of his general dewiness at SL Aug , and will move to for village se bra as a I se can be procured. Wm. brown. ref. Por- Albu•rt rived on Monday with his ren mixer and las rouonencwl work ,Mr. Mole'e new Neck. Mr. 'tiro bourarrUp notate i.nt11t en Mrs. Hole. Metier. Who hese been ill with pneumonias in lWingham losj.ital for the past three weeks, is now fully recovered and was taken t4 the home of her parents lot Friday. Mr. Tom impeded several of the sehnole ire -this -nighborlosal Iast.r- werk. On Thursday Iorenoon he -gird No. No. 1f. arid in the afternoon No. H, tatting Miss Lawrence.' teacher of No, t, with him. Ile alms met the trn•treee of these sections at their re- spective schools, -.---' Bggtariavr. Aptit'i tTi. .1',,wsoutie ('or1.it.. The council met to day pinrouant to i djournment : diernler, all present. Minutes of lent meeting read and continued. A Com- munici► ' from David took waking the council to remote obstructions at present on the Hallahau drain causing the water to flood hack on his prop- erty, or else to pay damages Got estP, was received and ordered to be filed. In the matter or the petition of John Pfeffer and others' presented et bast meeting of council re construction of another polling division in the town- ship, the council after due conside►a- teen granted the petition and the clerk was instructed to peeper., the nwewiftn• bylaw for next meeting of the council confirming the same. J. 1:. Gillespie, being for only applicant for the position, was re-engaged to operate the road grader for the pee. ent. Reason, A cumuttmicstion from the manager of the Dominion Bank, Winghani. sews received, stating thin the balance at the credit of -the treas- urer 1 account on March elle1 hurt ammmted to $I,i0i1.13 and special /miry drain account of $bio.'li. Filed. Jas. Cunningham wee are pointed poundkeeper in place of John 1'. Scott. Owing to the ne' hhoring municipalities having for .f me time leen paying a higher price for gravel than has been paid in this muni- cipality it was resolved that the prire allowed for good gravel this season he at the rate of ten cents per yen! in- stead of seven cents As formerly ; no damages to be a/lowr,l any owners of gravel pits for drawing of the RAmc. Cheques were issued for payment of the following amopnts : John J. Ilallahan. repairing culvert sideline 'CI and M), concession 5. $1 : Wm. i'. ilailahan, repairing culvert opposite tot 42, concession' I. $f ; Hicherdettn & Rae, Wingham, 110 Ilia of flat iron, $VXf ; J. A. McLean, Wingham, 1*) frost pf elnr plank, $.; ; The Municipal World, binding book for birthe, mar- riages end deaths, $'2 0R ; The (:rand Trunk Railway Company, for euper- vieinn of laying drain on right of way of Johnson drain. 9 0c. ; the Reeve's and Councillor Scotty; expenses in .connec- tion with trips to Tuckersmith town- ship, re bridge building, $4 ; Wm. ANNIv6KoARY 3RRVIt•6M. The - an- Walden, balance of. gravelling cnn- n ivereary services of Lucknow Pres- tract, concession I, $5. There being bytesSan church will he held on Sun- no further business the cannel' then day, May lith. when Prof. M,Fadzean, adjourned, to meet Again on Tuesday, of Knot College. will preach at both May 2Sth, at 10 o'clock. am a court of morning and evening services. Very revision and appeal. and for the trans - interesting and helpful services are action of other township business. expected. The proceeds of this anni- ALEX. POKTIRPI6t.D, Township clerk. versary occasion will be devoted to - the manse futid end large and gen- erous contributions are desired and will no doubt be forthcoming. MOIrDAT. Apra 37th. Mirent.NARY Co4Oagaw.-Meetings We are pleased to report that Mn. o f the layymen'. missionary congress Percy Walters is able to he around o n oil Wednesday ofternoon id the Again. Methodist church, in the evening at Mr. the Presbyterian church, and will be d daily including Snndwy, May 2n Amon the speakers are Canon Tischer, N. W. Rowell, K. C., Rev. Ju. Allen, M. Parkinson, R. A. Allen, lieu Ise. P. McKay, Canon Fe-Tee- leaved, y. e. Env. U. Howson. Rev. W. Fe -Tess leaved, L. C. Taylor, R. 1). Cameron. John Joyntand i. (f. Murdoch. ODDr6Lt.owsi AT (�Rt•Rt'II.--Motet favorable wether was allotted to Lucknow and its neighborhood on Sunday and there was an excellent turnout of Oddfellows and an interest- ing annivereary service at St. Peter's church in the morning •The occasion WAR one of especial interest to mem- bers of the I. O. O. F. throughout thio Rection. wbo In edmmnn with their brethren thtoughoutthe Domin- ion never fail to recognize the occur- rence of the anniversaryof the birth of their noble Order. which in point of fraternal co-operation, social ameni - Mertioutier Corucit Nirreis.-The visit 01 Rev. S. T. Bartlett, gen- eral secretary of Epworth Lcagure and Sabbath schools, to the Auburn circuit last Sabbath was a great sac- cess. As a preacher he fulfilled the highest expectations and the your people were greatly encouraged and hler.ed under hie able, practical and spiritual discourses. The Sabbath schools of the Auburn circuit ,will be reorganized ibie week ..... ,Next stab - hath the pastor will speak on the great missionary congress, giving special attention to the national mis- sionary policy that was adopted at that --gathering- and- --distributing printedcopies et that policy tc all who desire thew The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be adminis- tered in the Auburn Methndirt church next Sabbath and the official board willeneet in the same chureb at 7SR) p. m. on the following Monday I)$ATI( OF MKT. ARMSTRoto.-We are again reminded of the uncertainty of lite, by the death of Mrs. Arm• strong, which sad event tookplace in the village last Thuraday. Deceased had reached the advanced age of eighty-tourears. Born in the {'Vanity- r Montreal:-ttrtler Dirty. life he accompanied her parents to, Whitby, where the greater part of her life was. spent. Thirty-eight yeat1i ago abs -Cama to the jtth c of Hullett, along with her late bus band and family. After the death of her hii'land she resided with her son Martin, on the old homestead, A few years ago she came to the village to resttile with her daughter; -Mrs. Ma She Seas a member of the Methodist church. A grown-up family of Boo and (Inc daughter are left to mourn a kind a d aIectiooate mother. no. lowed a dirge nilu►ler• of friends and neigh iris. her remains -were ern- at resting ve ted o t it la r to lace in y t h g P 11's cemetery. Base- line.-th -then vuship of Itullett. i Alcohol not needed Ayer's Sarsaparilla is not a strong drink. As now made, there is not a drop of alcohol in it. It is a non-alcoholic tunic and alterative. Ask your own doctor about your taking this medicine for thin, impure blood. Follow his advice every time. He knows. we Y iY .. a. A..,...•=.:::::att: .waless�.t.:.v We YO s ear e. gyp r� w. Ask yothr doctor, "What is the first Brest rule of health ? " Nine doctors out of ten will quickly reply, " Keep the bowels regular.' Then ask him another ques- tion, "Visit do you ' Mink of Ayer's Pills for constipation?" �ataes br W J. 0. slyer Ora. x.sirell. araaa� A Good Suggestion. The tiltrieh Herald say._: Vere are indicationm that the 8t. Marys & Western Railway Co. may extend their line_frontExeter via /.urich w lioderich. The latter is one of the_ beat lakrposts in llntarw-.and as -the C', 1'. R., which ia going to operate the Itaad when completed, bar come to the south side of the Maitland at great expense, it looks as if they were ex- pecting to connect with one or he other of the southern lines. The bu n- nerM nun of 'Zurich. Hayfield and Goderich should !uric a !determined effort to have the line extended through thisaectioo of the county. -t., i'apa Got Off Easy. re Teacher. Now. Henry,' if your father should come haute .with SM. and give your mother one-half of that, what would rbc have i' Henry --A bat. .Mistress -"Bridget. it always seems to - Dae --that- taw--eesseriest -asistm essw get the brit cooks." Cook ---"Ah. go on wid yet. blarney." -Illustrated Bits. Heinous ORence. tlz`` Adjutant bat ing orefion,'weaver• ing second button of a soldiers tunic unfastenedi -- 1)asli it a11, 'sergeant- tajor. Here's a feltah half naked ! ke him it prig oar ' Frank C Saturday o WESTFIELD. • Mornay. April 26th. wpbell went to Toronto on husinees trip. Mn.. }tam here on a visit t of erection ehonld progress rapidly. Mr. Mole .expects to have the build- ing ready for uccupati by June tat. Mr. Murdoch. a layman. of l.uck- now. conducted the service in the Presbyterian church on Sunday morn- ing last. He spoke on the• laymen's missionary movement and delivered w very intereeting discourse. A num• her from here purpose attending the miesionary congeries which opens in Lucknuw today. W. M. S, Thr - open meeting of the W. M. S. held in Elliott', Hail on Monday evening last With quite sec• cers(nl. A very intereeting, program Wit., rendered. The lhu,gennon branch of the W. M. R: is in tr front- ishing conditinu. having increased largely in membership the Iasi year. The next regular meeting will In• held en 'Thursday of next week at the parsonage. n,;avt.s, LUCKNOW. Movi.tt, April _hrtl1. 11. Bogor- ham moved to tht resi• dense owned fry Jas. titian and recently vacated by R. Mct'harles. J. (i. Anderson has purchased a new Ren automobile. Thos. Agar accuse• ponied Mr. Anderson nn his initial trip from London on Friday last. W. J. A. MacGregor, former pro- prietor of Tin. Sentinel. has purchamed the Simmons job printing oft1.•e at Winghani. He will still retain his reel -donee and property on Havelock street. Oliver Johnston 1►aa purchased the residence of D. C. MCMor•ran, on Havelock street. This im one of the beet properties in town and will make an ideal home. Mr. -MrMrnran in- tends moving with his family to Brit. ish Columbia. Bon 1,)xh Ctrn OFFICE/Po. - At the annual meeting of the Lu,•knon lawn howling chili the following on t were elected : Hon. president. Reeve J oynt ; president, N. H. Smith : v ire- prewident, T. Wwt.mon ; eeeretary. T. E. Lawrence: treasurer, A. McDon- ald ; managing committee, Phos!. Watson. O. 11. Smith and Natter Horn. anis LOCHALSHT MoNPAT, April 26th. Rory WI flint: left lent weak for Al.berta, where he intends to reside. Wm. Matheson arrived home from Toronto i'nivereity a few days ago. Dan Winne. ham the contract of building n driving-ehed for R. Hullen this minima. Bryan Rockingham was engaged in 'hmgling top roof of the Free Presby urian r•h, rah last week. - Miss Tens McDonald, Ri o1P7, Was 'ke fnrct of the Wooten Md),cnnen at the beginning of beet week. Mies Lilian Clark hex renamed her duties at the Lochalsh school after 'Pending Mester with friends. the first barn -swallow wan observed in this aertion last Friday, but It Mei more than one swallow to make •nmmPr. Miss Rhode McKenzie. Din may: .'n end Eddie Robb have returned to 'heir respective educational inatitu- ''"ne after spending Easter at home. To IY4•ROVK DAIRYI2f6.-1). N. Me- hrnzie, it. Hellen and D. A. Men"' 44 have purchae d thoroughbred and Arad. 1lniatein calves (one each), the re"Rsnitore of which have high r•- evdsfor milk prndnrt.ion. They were °kern! from dairymen near Sebring - 11111 and Ingersoll It ham long been !Si known among dairymen that the nelstein cow lakee the lead as a milk reducer, and realizing the simple wt• that it is more profitable to keep Il11ryit th mono f milk aper year than from one which, fir+ y: nxti P sr., of Michigan, is her sen, David. reseed tor the Season. "bones (telling a story` •Weil, the evening wo on-- Jo. "It did. eh" What di it wear : '• "Well, if you model know.1 belies was theclo.e of a minerday."-L • Repeat it :- 'Shiloh' Cure will al. way ure my coughs a colds." • No tier how silly a etty girl talks me ever seem to notice it. InspecturTom a Is semi-annual - visit to S. S. 'No. 6 .. Friday last. Mrs. '_ Wesley S house, Nelson ► Rohieon anti Colin b mpbrll have been laid up during t • past week with severe colds, which in to be a .vary-trrmm.>ir-t6fnft-est-1,.�. , t -We ti hope they may *non be trod again and that the boys may be a• in in their places at school. ieE s Rev. S. T. Bartlett. of Toronto. era' i.ecrctary of Epworth Leman] and Sabbath schools for the Metho- dist church, preached excellent anui- versary sermons on this circuit on Sabbath last. It is an event which will long doe remernbe'red by the young people. as it ie only once in a great while they can enjoy the privi- lege of listening to the secretary. 111. work extends over such a large extent of country that his time is very much occupied. and Mrs. H. Wileon and daugh- ter, of (:oderich, epent a day or so in this vicinity last week. The gsist mill at tienmiller ie get- ting some Improvements in the shape of new machinery this spring. Guess things will bum this summer. Quite* Wire number of people from these parts boarded the train at Mc - (Saw on Tuesday of leet week, en route to various parts of he West- Among them were Jam Manning. John ','anstfone, Thor Mitchell and Will Johnii. . Helmet it:-"Mhiloh's Cure will al- ways ere my coughs and colds." "i'm in a difficult over my. girl." "What's wrong 1" "I've hear saying such nice hinge to her that she is getting conceited. if i atop she'll think 1 don't rare for her any longer. and if 1 go on shalt think shed too good for me." 87 AUGUSTINE TrVIDAY, April 27th. Seeding is the order of the day in this vicinity. \Vm. McAllister visited Brussels friends last week. Mies Mary ('mernn, of St. Helens, visited in this vicinity this week. Chess. Moors, of Kingsbridge, las Wm. McIntosh's farm rented for pasture this summer. A number from thin vicinity at- tended Mrs.' Armstrong's funeral in Auburn last Saturday. Peter Beringer, of Butte, Montane.. and Larry. of Riveredale, Ont., vis- ited their .`.rother. M. J.. the begin- ning of lira week. Mr. Hettinger and family intend moving to Dungannon in the near future, as Mr. 13mninger has secured a position as buttertuaker in the butter- faetory there. John Boyle is going to move into the dote when Mr. Deninger moves out. rut 6AYFIELU. WEDSiKIAV. April2rtth. 1-nion revival services !n the Pres- byterian and Methodist churches hieve been held during the part two weeks. hy the two pastors, Rev. Mr. McNeil and Rev. Mr. Hiles, assipted hy Mr. Wameley, the colporteur. Archie Armstrong left on Saturday fur London to spend a few days wit his sisters, alter which he leaves for the West to join a party -of surveyors at Calgary for the I ummer'c work. Robert Scotchmere hes rented Mr. Armstrong's farm. which adjoins his own, and will work them both for his year. psi b HAY . TcgmDAY. April 27th. Two of Hugh Mc('onnell'e sons err seriously ill with typhoid fever. All hope for their speedy I ecovery. tewt»rtY STANLEY. TLIiOAT. April 27th. W. 1!. Johnston and family moved last week into David Cameron's hone• on lot 5, concession 4. Walter McJteatb and family are moving this week inte his home on the 3rd concession. He .old his farm on the 4th to Wm. Barden, of Aseter. 'I he funeral of the late Mrs. Shafer was largelyAttended 1t Tuesday. She was a As kind and generous woman who will he,greatly missed. it is said no one was ever sent hungry from her door. Mrs. (Dr.) Al... Murdoch, of Rainy River, and child are visiting at the home of her father-in-law, William Murdoch. nn her way home from New York, where she hied been called on account of her mother'. death. It doesn't take long her a handsome young widow to convince a woman - hater of the error of hie ways. 1 "The physician attend- ing me .prescribed. -on my rallying from an attack of rheumatism, your Scoft's Emulsion, which 1 have been taking every winter since. I find it most valu- able in strengthening and 'building up one after a severe illness. I have not had rheumatism since the time mentioned above and I owe it to your most valu- able Emulsion. it is my life now, and makes me strong and healthy." -R. I'ICARD, Grand Ligne, Quebec. For two handfed years be- fore Scorr's F. n',1oN came Cod Liver Oil was used for rheumatism. Scott's Emulsion is modernized Cod Liver Oil; the purest 'and best oil partly predigested. -!nide palatable and suitable for the most delicate child or invalid. It enriches the ,blood, tones up- the -entire system, and drives out rheumatism. ALL Vitt/0O21Tb Let ,W a..a ea. a My et Mr. )than'• 1 -iter and ether Montano on Um mob. A Pont Card, mationingtbIPSPPr. it oobeiest. sco7T ! corms 1]{ Weltinetee St.. W. Tweet° Collars Collars We hare our 1'ollats for the spring trade. Leather, Cloth and Sweney Collars A goal (lean stock to clitolie from (her beery eraeson---issatoriossenaitsg and if yon need vine Of onf • Best Team Harness don'tleave it too late in the season. Our increasing Mesines* la the twat proof of our giving satisfaction. M. E. KNOX AUBURN. Tana DAT, f, r t : I'. If 9. Spring and Summer Underwear In Fine English Natural Wools, • !Perch Balbriggan, Ellis Spring Needle, Merino and all the leading lines in Summer Underwear. Call and see the New Rubber Collar, 66 11 antkrack in all the newesti styles. McLEAN BROS. PALACE CLOTHING STORE. i The effectiveness of housecleaning can be ma- terially increased by the use of paints and var- nishes. Your work will show results, the house will not only be cleaner but look cleaner. SIIERWIhWIL L /AMS BRIGHTEN UP FINISHES Perhaps then is a chair or two (hat should be varnished, some shelving to be palmed, or a lbw with worn spots that needs unsealing. It's the etuft things like these that in the aggregate makes bouse "spick and span and homey.'• S -W. Brighten Up Ftnlshes paint, varnish, stain and en.• • . iinhh for everpthlnt In- side the home. Tell the Sherwin- • Wltliams dealer what you want to finish and he will give you the Brighten adapted your Up Finish particularly' to- Write for booldd, B60, THE SHEABIN-WILLLltS Co. LAMaST PAINT AND VaRN,am ■ SO Tr■ WORLD. a Tew.RTO V011111111.14 ghten Up House -clewing Helps Ibnuse-cheaning time is here again and we would remind you of our goods that make house-cleaning a success. Here are some 71TMein: Pufr'Ciir1sdlii' Ada Tik" ion odnce,""71-ounce. 11F 2.1c. `(rude Carbolic Acid 2c pint. Formaldehyde 50c pint. Copperas Irk Ili. Borax 11kc R,. Sulphur (pure) 11M• lb. Household Am- mon -MAW bottle. Toilet Ammonia 25c bottle. Crioline Diein- fectart-Ottc pint. Call or 'phone ow and we will give you right goods and prompt. delivery. F. BUT LAND'S Drug Store Goderich -THE S1'OHE THAT PLEASES.' le I Ir =251 A BIG SNAP IN U WIRE FENCING • issionAmmolig 1111111111M1/111116111111111111=_,___' \ ftrimmempurammtemur ••.Mrirs,:e .'N'C.,w,r, t.. 4, If loess tatter Pease ease reef •{knit• to ,live►• it s r' ' nee *int . •p►r.:; oto: 0 80o rods of 5o cent fence, for 4oc per rod. This fence is cline wires high and stays twelve inches apart and is made of all No. 9 spring steel wire. This is the price of a seven -wire fence. We still have some of the other sizes left, which we have cut down to run off. PAINTS We have a quantity of Hollywood Paint which will cost you $1.30 per gallon. Me haven't a great lot of any one color, but for email jobs or first coating it will rave you money. BRUSHES r. stock of Br,ishes was never• We complete. WP hive a full • e "f Canadian and American 'brushes, rang ing from 50`ta 114.50 eaa1 l'aint for iron roofs. bringes and for shingle", We have the famous Arco firma in Week, lwsswn, maroon ansLgreett., ,- . „ We carry a full line of robin, of Sherwin-Williams Paints. 'which paint is generally acknowledged to he the hest paint on the market. Do you w a heating stove for next winter ? We have a fay we have to carry •over and we want the room for simmer goods. If you. can get a $45 stove for $38 this s a saving of $7, or on art investment of $31 from Qw until fall, say October, your money is earning bout 35 per cent. or fR per cent.: per year. is 1 of worth thinking .over ? in Rakes, Lawn Mowers, Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Refrigerators and Al lines of summer goods we have a Targe stock to choose trom. Let ns figure on your pl bing. heating. eavestroughing and electric wiring. We ran give you prompt attention and all work fully guaranteed. Stere 'PMse as Home 'Phone t CHAS. C. LEE = = i