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The Signal, 1909-6-3, Page 7THE SIGNAL GODERICH.: ONTARIO g+44+ * ok4+++* 444+ ++oki vi9 910 *4'' 44 iv 4*44*4*X The News of the District. • I t4, 44444 +.4.4444++++++444,. 44 44 !454 +4d,4 4*.. EAST WAWANOSH • avpsDAY, Julie let. Mlae A_onis and 8andt Nixon took • in the celebration st Bruaae-Ta on the filth. The members of the gun club held their first shoot at Marnoch on Vic Loris Day. LKAUuZKH ENTaRTAINRD. - T b e young people of Brick church Ep- worth League were the guests of the members' of Lhe Westfield League on Friday night last in the Westfield church. An excellent program. part of which was contributed by the vis- itors, was rendered, after which re• fr•eehulcute were served. Some time was spent in social intercourse and when the meeting was brought to s close it was generally agreed among the guests that their friends or the Weetfleld League know bow to enter- tain. W - ESTFI ELD. MONDAY, May 31st. $J. H. McClinton le in Manitoba at present on a business trip. 'Miss Mary ('hamney has been visit- ing friends is Wingbmrn during the past week. John Ferguson, wife and fatnily, of Luclenow, spent Sunday visiting at. the home of Thouraa Bamford. !firs Bell, who had been visiting • her .cousin, Miss Lily Taylor, for the past few months, returned to her home in Dakota last week. The members -of the Westfield League entertained the meinber•s of the Brick church League on Friday evening. A very enjoyable time was spent ty all present. We are glad to know that Mrs. J. Parks hes so far recovered from her recent illness es to be aide to be around again. PORT ALBERT. iYenNtsrroaT, Suite and. Mrs. Thos. Leigh, of Sault Ste. Marie, is visiting with her father, Mr. -- Hawkins. - - _ A nun i er (nein this neighborhood attended the horse fair at (itderich on Monday' Kenny cIMan's threshing outfit passed th ugh Hail _place Tueeday, en route to tntai : Mr. McLean was accompanied by Frank Hayden, of Sbeppardton. Lo took charge of the engine. ;CHotten NOT -There will be no service in St. Anraw's Presbyterian church next Sunda , as the pastor, Rev. C. M. Butherfor. , is attendingR the Assembly meeting h d in Hamilton. Christ church pal it war vacant last Sunday. owing to v. T. Hick,' Joavwg to conduct the fun rel of Mr. hnston at Dungannon. BENMILLER. Mies Nellie Jewell has returned to London again. Mr. and ]tri. R. Mohring and bal)y _-__.left hest week on their return to ther home i i rado. Mrs. Meteor arrived from the West lest week on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. eenrge Newell, of this place. Rev. Mr. laugh experts to attend Conference this week. Mr. Robert Young, of Guderich, will take his place at the different appointments on Sunday. John V*nstone arrived home on Tuesday last on his way from the West, having stayed over a few days in Toronto. James Manning also re- turned on Friday night. Both have exiles Cations of returning West at some future date to look after land there. niversary services at Egmondville Presbyterian church on Sabbath. The pulpit here was occupied by Rev. Neil Shaw, pastor of Rgmondville cbu rcliPURCHASEDPU•HASED Rar$IUKN,ia IN WIMP ILA M. -W. J. Albert MacGregor, a' forever prorrietnr of The Sentinel, who recently purchased the Sim- mons printing business in Winphsan, has this week purchased the o'aidence of Mrs. Halsey Park, on Patrick street. This is one of the best - situated residences in Lowu and will make a very comfortable home. Mr. disposeMacGregor will likely dispose of his residence and property in Lucknow. Cusetige.-T. F. Cain has moved to his new residence ; the residence be vacated has been leased by John Blake. Mr. Blake's former home is now occupied by W. Horne, who recently lived in Dr. Newton's frame house on the hill. Dr. Newton has disposed of hie brick residence and will fit up the frame buildingfor his, own place of residence. Thos. E. Finlay is having a new residence erected b Mr. Cottle, of White- church. D. It. Mclittoela has added'a new verandah to his residence on Havelock street. A. T. Davison is Ci LUCKNOW. AMBERLEY. able eontributionsand genie of prose MONDAY, May -Met. The ferniers around here are nearly all through seeding. - Walter Wilkie was kicked by a MONDAY, May 314S, Mn. J. E. Aggnew is visiting friends N ,w bllb SM. !!ib ie. -- Rev. ,Messrs. Sawyer and Ford are attending the. Methodist conference at London. Alex. Kennedy is on his rounds with Luoknow Chief, the noted Tom Reed and Wilkes•bred horse. Mr. and Mrs. T. Smith, of Wing. harp, were over -Sunda guests of the latter's parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. Alex. Rose. I)un. J. McCharles' restaurant wee a lively place on Saturday evening. The Lucknow orchestra furnished music during the evening. Rev. 0. R. (iunne, rector of St. Paul'. church, Clinton, couducted err - vices in St. Peter's church on Sundry, Rev. C. W. Sanders conducting ser- vices at. Tara. The Orangemen- of Lucknow will celebrate the Battle of the Boyne st Brussels on July 12th.. They will have the pips hand to -lead the pro- ceeslon and liven the day with their excellent pibroch music, which is al- ways an attraction that is- much ap- preciated. The ofliher•s of Lucknow 1. O. O. F. for the routing term will be the same am for the past six months : P. W. J. Albert MacGregor ; N. (i., Neil McKenzie ; V. IS., Don. McLean ; F. ie., D. Mallough ; P. 8.. R. V. Me - Kenzie ; treasurer, A. Roes : cond., A. Bennett ; ward, R. R. McLeod ; chaplain. D. Patterson. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be otwerved - in the Presbyterian church on Sunday next. The pastor will be assisted by Rev. D. McLean, pastor of Huron church, Ripley. Rev. Li 1 meg errd1simieted .t hean horse last week but is ttuproving slowly. Mr. Huttel will preach in the Meth - whet church next Sabbath eveniug at 7 o'clock. We are glad to hear that Duncan Th.rburn is able to be around again after a pew weeks' sickness. Robert.Steele returned homee last, week from Fort Frances, where he 1111 btwn working with his brother at the bl*cksutithiug for the winter worths, The Awberley Rovers have decided not to play football this year but will play baseball. They think that they will have things in shape for a start in a few days. ST. AUGUSTINE. TU1esuAY, June let. Wellington Nixon spent Sunday with Mores Champion. ' The fanners have finished seeding and are wishing for more rain. - Thomas Woods, of Stratford, vis- ited friends in this vicinity last week. Mrs. Hugh King and sister-in-law. Miss M. J. King, spent Stigday at 1'. McGuire s. Will Taylor, at Knox College. To- ronto. called on friends in this vicinity this week. Mr. Series and daughter, Mrs. How itt, of Auburn, visited Mrs. Thompson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, of l.uck- now, and Mr. and Mrs. Finlay, of Asbfield, spent Sunday at John erecting a cement stable for his horses and hearse,.. LOTHIAN. TUa*DAT, June tat. r. and Mn. J. N. McKenzie visited fri?nds here last week. LEEBURN. TuasDAY, June let. We under•atand that Mr. Vanetter is severing his conoe^_tion with The Signal and is going out West for a holiday trip. We hope it will bave the desired effect mod that Mr. Vanet- ter will come back with renewed youth and in the enjoyment of perfect health. We can't afford to lame such men as Mr. Vsnatter. Tna ELtuunto Weii.WAv.-A good many people are going to work on the electric railway and the construction is being pushed ahead. Some people who denounced the whole affair as a delusion and a fraud are beginning to' toek'omewbat crestfallen when they �'e the turn of affairs, while those day evening. Issho always had an *hiding confidence e Mims Maud Pierer has n spending 111 the railway and its •nanagement the past week with her xis r, Mrs. T. --ere-hnskingforward--toareing in tb•' t>ork„at,DungaFnnon. near future, the rare passing tip and p g down The tine rrrtwde 1- to -Miele at of Deem most capacity with freight and pas- %engers. About this. time next year we shall be able to go up to Kincardine fe in seeiner a Povely have a grove beside tthetrtown. take a strnll rertmd ineeee and return in time to do the mielk Won't that be jolty? Mrla. Hughes and chilit-en, of Guelph. axe visiting Win. Hughes. Mise M. Henderson, of Kinloss. spent a few days at A. McLean's last week. A Mr. and Ars. Rod McLeod, of the 4th of Kinloss, visited friends here last Sunday. \ A number trod aaound here took in the picnic at 'Ire Point on the Twenty-fourth. Miss Mary McLeod, of Kinloss, spent a week withher aunt, Mn. Sandy G. McKenzie. Miss Irene Woods is&ttendina the w ding of her brother, r. Woods, of Detroit, this week. CREWE. MONDAY, Ma 31st. Miss Bertha Twamley, from Pros- perity, spent Sunday at Crewe. Miss 11fat•ya Culbert, of Mafeking, spent the weekend at her home here. d Mre. (iodfre Hail visited attteh m of m. y terday. Mr. and Mn. Fred Culbert, of'Mafe- king, called on friends here last Tues. Mr. an y h home 'iV Shackleton rs- Craig's. We are pleased to state that John O'Connor is getting along nicely after Swing gone through a success- ful uperation last Saturday for__ appen- dicitis. Dr. Jamiesou, of White- church, and 1)r. Kennedy, of . Wing - haw, performed the operation. Nurse King, of SVirtghaw, is attend) ing the patient. Baia. - Hemmen,. -- The Roman Catbolic church here was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday morning, May `Lith. when Miss Anna May, daughter of Mr. atul Mrs. John Redmond, of Westfield, became the bride of John Bell, tormet•ly of Blyth, ixtt now of Claresholm, Alberta. At N:ail o'clock the bride entered the church leaning on the arta of her father and tool her place before the altar, while Miss Annie Donovan flayed the wedding march. Rev. Father • Laurendeau performed the ceremony and it beautiful nolowas rendered by Miss' May \Villiame, of Seaforth, at the offertory. - Raymond 1t. Redmond, brother of the bride: acted as groomsmen ani! Miss May' Bell. of, Haget•eville, aiat.er of the groom, as-inalesivaid. Williant__llelp. of Tot•ouln, and James Redmond, of Westfield, filled the otHee of ushers. The bride:was brautifnfy--towned in ivory sirt'ru with mandrels of em- broidered Bruwets net. with 1.,;..1.1 veil end orange bloesowy. and carried a bouquet of cream roses. The brides- maid's dress was point d'esprit over white silk and large white hat with plume and she carried pink roses. After the ceremony the wedding party drove---to---the bone' of the bride e father, "Fairview Fare," Westfield, where dinner was served, the gueete numbering about eighty. The prem. ente were very numerous and costly, fioclnding some handsotne paintings. china and silverware and a cheque [rota the bride's brother Raymond), showing the esteem in which the young couple are held. The groom's gift to the bride was A $:ds) cirque, to the bridesmaid a handsome bracelet and to the groomsman a gold locket. After visiting friends here for rt few days the young couple leave on a honeymoon trip, going by boat from Oweu,Sound to Fort William, then by reit to Vancouver, then to Seattle, then back to Alberta, where they in- tend spending the summer months. The bride's travelling suit is navy bine chiffon taffeta anti white hat with plume. Their many trienste wish Mr. and Mrs. Bell much Joy in their voy- age o'er the sea of matrimony. ASHFiELO. lL*MDAY, ,!tine let. K. Lv-Coltsyt.tre. -At 0::111 o'clock Tna ing, Jene let, the mar - triage n1 ?piss Gertrude J. A. Cornelius, of Idtnesi(1e, and Frames 1'. Kelly, of Ashfield, ` fook place at. the Roman ('...tholir-_lies Father ('orenree pee forming the crre- On ` the 24th of Maya yon son arrived- tit the h..ete Whinney. Congratulations, D A. Culbert had the misfortune have Several of his sheep worried i t week by dogs, but the owner of th dogs has made ample restitution. EAST WAWANOSH. TvkaoAT, May 25th. Tow emu t Corsica, Maa'riNo.-The council met today *s a court of re- vision and appeal, tore members all present. Having each severally sub- scribed to the atnrmation required by statute. the following appeals were then considered : M. Lockhart'e assess- ment, confirmed: \Vet. Haloes as- sessment, confirmed ; ltobt. McGee. enneesefon 11, assessment lowered 111011; John Cole, dog struck off ; Mrs. Elizabeth Scott; to be added as owner of lot 35, concession 7 : Robert S. Reid. who has rem,ived from the municipality, struek off. it was moved by Mr. Gillespie, seconded by Mr. Mellee, that the assessment roll, an now revised and corrected, he adopted and the court of revision on the same be closed. Carried. The council resumed. Minutes of the but meeting read and passel, nn motion of ('ouncillora Scott and Coming. David Conk was present, asking for compensation from the townehin, owing *s he claims to damages he has sustained to his property from water flowing back on the same from the H*Ilahan drain. Moved by Mr. Gil- lespie. eeennded by Mr. Cowing, that the Reeve and Councillor McGee he Instructed to go and view the prem - lees and report on condition of the same at the next meeting of council. carried. Bylaw No. A, Mal, defining the boundaries of the different polling sub -divisions, and bylaw No. 7, Ignit, to flx the amount to he paid for gravel, were both duly read and passed. The following *cconnts were ordered to he paid ; William Rohin- enn, salary ea erevessor, $It; : William Robinson, equalizing union school sections 19flp, $22 ; George Quton, drawingtile and putting in culvert, concesson 3, $4 ; Martin Ar•matmng, removing tree top on southern bound• wry, HO rents ; Fred Seandrett, draw- ing bridge plans. $1. The council teen adjourned to meet again on Monday. Jnne 21at next. ALaz. Potrraartsl.U, Clerk. BAYFIELU. TtlksnAY, June 1st. Rev. W. Hinde cnndected service in the Anglican .church on Sabbath morning, in the absenceof the rector. Rev. Mr. Caudell. Miss Lottie' Stirling has returned home for the Bummer from Toronto, having completed her course at the Faculty of Education in that city. Mr. and Mrs. .1. Douglaa and family, Mn. Shepherd, of Galt., and George Millar, of Paris, were guests this week at the home :rf Mr. and Mrs. J. Tough. Rev. J. McNeil will attend the meeting of the General Assembly In Hamilton this week and key. W. L. Hiles will attend the Conference in London. Our football team!eyed a winning Rayne in Varna on Saturday evening, the ocore being 2 to I. A return game will probably lie played on the square here on S*ttirday evening of this week. Miss Chesney, of Seaforth, has ar- rived to spend the ,ommer in Bay• field and in at present visiting with Miss Carter, of Detroit. who also has returned for the summer to occupy Dr. At.kinson'e residence. The sacrament of the Lord's Slip- per wee dispensed in qt. Andrew's church on Sabbath morning last, the p*ator, lieu. 1. McNeil. having charge of the service. About one hundred rnemhere took communion and six new names were added to the roll on profession of feith. WOMRN'a 1NaTITt-Ta. The ,Ione meeting of the Women's inet.itnte will be held on Wednesday afternoon, Jerre Oth, at the home of Mrs. .1. Whaddon, and the subject will he. "How a Wo»un's Institute 1s of Vele* to a Community." Theociety intends holding * public S ic meeting in the town hall nn the 14th of June, at which two lady delegates wUl lecture. ter of Mr,_ an Mrs. Jae. Cornelius, formerly of ne Dungannon. She was attended by the groan's' sinter, Miss Sarah Kelly, of G slerich. and he poulil was sttpporled by the fi . - a brother, Aniosdlornelitte. Af- ter the ceremony the\ bride) party drys to the re=idence of the bride's paten , where the wedding dinner waw me -ed, after which the young people dr ve to Lucknow totake the afternoon min for 'Toronto. Hamil- ton, Niag*r,LNFslle, Detroit and other pprenitis. On `their rettiru from the honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Felly will 'wide nn the groom's term in Aehfleld. LOCHAL $ATt'RDA May •lath. John McKenzie, of i mpbx•Ilton, Elgin county, is visiting at ). T, Mc- Kenzie's. Mise May Muir, of Toronto. vis- iting Mise Bella Armstrong for few days last week. Mrs. Shoup, Mias Maggie McKenzl',t' and Rol. McKenzie, all of Detroit, are visiting friends in this district, 11r. A. Cowan, who had been spend- ing a few days at the parental home, left for Brandon, Man., this week. 11. %alien and Neil M Kenzie, tlth concession, attended the Salvation Arniy services held at iAlekrinw last Sunday._ Mrs. McDonnell, of Milwaukee, Wis., arrived this week to attend the rom ion services In the Free Pres- byterian chufeh. itollo brant is moving his nut fit to Matthew Welsh's, Lake Shore. after drilling an artesian well nil the (1h concession of Huron. Mr.. McNish and Mrs. Hyndman of near Glencoe, arrived on Wednesday to attend the funeral of their brother- in-law, Wm. Matheson. Ma, ()RAM's VISIT. --Mr. and Mrs, J. f.. Grant, of (lode%i'h, were visit- ing friends ire Hemlock City this week. Mr. Grant is not only it dili- gent and efflrienf customs official of thn ('irrnlar Town, but abet, we nods - stand, a brilliant newspaper contrib- utor, and hie many friends in this sec- tion look eagerly forward to the vain - Tena Dar, Just, 3, 1909 7 uccaatuuaUy tient by Lim W that prates. which remind us of Addison or of Maeauray's obeys'. \Ve hope that a pew days' eonrmnning--with natters- its- the shades of the hrudocls of the s and bring back the requisite tone tt) eccourplish .his litany and' arduous duties. rural city will recuperate nus energie Uiirrisu Reap v. --- Do not 1 alarteet if you hmppe-u to hear drum like sounds from .the ditecdiiue of the 12th concession these summer eveuings. It t nota •'r t h t i t s t 1 tat marching c Stn the K u s 12th frotu the lake shore, but Hull and Neil beating their tambourines, with Tommy, their Hatt recruit, carrying the flag. They hope soon W secure Mut•v, and Ililly the artist. TIM TWENTY AT POINT 11111111ST front this sectiuu attended the picnic. at Point Clark ou the 2ltb. Although there was a coo- sidereble let• of people present, the crowd was not so Targe as in former years, ou account of t he fact that many far:tiel'e were not through' with the spring seeding. The chief feature of the day was a baseball Kafue of six innings between the Loch- alsh and Kincardine, baseball club,., with a scoreof Ju to 11 in favor of the forwet J The statue was fast and Loch- alsh made an rxrellent showing in this its fleet contest of the season, which showed the beneficial rebuke of herd practice. while Kincardine showed a decided want. of tt•sJning, rubes we attribute its failure to the too flee use of the tongue; and we might add that there were some un- piraaant features on faith sides of the gauge which should bave been omitted from the program, especially for the sake of the many young ladies pres- ent. - J)t:.writ OF \\'n. MATIIReoN,-On the evening of Monday, the :4th inet., occurred the death -of Wm. Matheson, a touch respected resident of this *rc- titin, at the age of sixty-eight years. Born tn--itoss-suite,- i ..timid. in- -the year 1N11. the deceased emigrated with his patents in early youth to Ca- nada, and ultimate!). settled on a farm near Glencoe. Some twenty-five years aqo he sdld out, and moved to a farm near l.oxhalsh, which he occu- pied "1 to the time of hie death. Al- though strong and active in early ,uantititd, yet from a complication of ti oubtes the deceased suffered consid- erably at times, and was in It condi- tion of semi -invalidism a number of years bark. He was respected lie all who knew hiui as a man of integrity and upright deelinge. A particular trait of his character was hospitality and a readiness to help in time of nerd. He Wok a deep interest in re- ligious matter's, especially in connec- tion with his own church, the Free Presbyterian, in which he served in the capacity of elder. In his religious views, he belonged to that type of con- servative Presnyterianisnt chiefly to he found in the highlands of Scot-. laud. The dereaesd-irsnrvived by his wife; one daughte•, t,alefa, and eight sone, of whom Murdoch. Peter, FatrotiLhar and Duncan are at Thome ; Roderick in Toronto ; John. in Cal- gary, and William and Donald at To- ronto t'niversity. On Wednesday a large concourse of people from the surrounding towns and coun- try billowed the remains to their last resting . place in Lochalsh cemetery. 'Rev. Donald McLeod, of !Skye, floottend, conducted the -funeral service. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Matheson, who within a short period of time has lost a sons an only brother and now her husband, and also Cu the family in their bereavement. • DUNGANNON. CA. NEWTON, DENTIST, LCCK- . NUW.-Atboms every day esftcei t Thur+.• day -u. New remedy for extracting teeth tSowno- fornettbetter than gabs Crowe and bridge work, Cts:. Aluminum plates Inon•broaksblei. N. H. - You ran atwer%have your work ouch better done in the dental omce-more time, better farilitie- for doing the work. more. emu tenable for the patient. NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY In Dungannon for The Signal kat the Post- omoe Book and ,Stationery Store, where order/twill be received for nbecriptinn., ad- vertising and job work• and reeeipta will be given for amount. paid for the .sine. (1HO(CE: Fl.t)%VF:R SEEDS ANI) J PLANTS at the; fuatonice Store. M. 15YAN. •.VKDNasnAY, June geld. - Jae. Curwen wade* bnsinrar trip to Guderich on Tuesday. - G. S. t}}'oixls, of Guderich, visited he oh Saturday A Hair Dress,nq 1f you wish a high-class hair dressing, we are sure Ayer's Hair Vigor, new improved for- mula, wit) greatly' please you. It keeps the hair soft and smooth, makes it look rich and luxuriant, prevents splitting at the ends. And it keeps the scalp free from dandruff. Does not change the color of the her. rore.ut. with ...a bttN p who. 11 1. roar els A.a °t.. ht- shoat It. lie121 do..h...y. Straw Hats A Swell Lot of them in the Leading English and American Styles. Ranging in price from 25c to X3.00 At the same time the new Ayer's Hair Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting the growth of the hair, keeping all the I tissues of the hair and scalp in a healthy condition. The hair stops falling, den - drug disappears. A splendid dressing. - -i[.d. by tn..r. C. Ayer Oa, Unroll. iass....' McLEAN BROS. PALACE CLOTHING STORE. course, and this leseene the disap- pointment we all feel in losing no pop- ular a citizen ae Mr. Manning has been. Under his superintendence the Sterliug Batik has built up a large business with the people of Dungan non and the surrounding country. and in addition Ito his business interests Mr. Maqning has taken his part iu churcb mud other affairs with -much benefit to the community. We wish hits ever increasing success for the future. His success* here. is Mr. Watt, who comes from the head office of the Sterling Hank at Toronto.- ---- 'Conlinued on nage t I ERESU AND". GOOD N-othing Intt the highest quality of Groceries handled at our store, autl our stock is ctinstantl.y changing. GIVE U5 A CALL. William L. Lindsay Hamilton �t Phone lo. I5S L SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS MOTH BALLS and MOTH -PROOF BAGS - -- fur putting away Furs, et. DISINFECTANTS Such as Chloride Lime, t•reolin, I)isinfectol, Formaldehyde, etc. For housecleaning you need -HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA, and our FURNITURE POLISH makes old Furniture like new. DUNLOP, Bedford Block, The Druggist. Goderich. OUR STOCK OF SmiOxfords FOR MEN AND WOMEN 19 COMPLETE. friendsay last. E. Johnson. of Clinton, emelt Sun- day"with hit See thee, Jno. Johnson. Alex. Pentland, wife and family visited friends to Guderich on Sunday last,, Benmiller Nurseries -HEADQUARTERS FOR -- -Bedding Plants - We have several hundred of the tlE4T SttA-tit i:T and Pi -K R&D - DING GRI(AN l l'MS ; also liege pn iia, S tiviae, Coleus, Petffnias, Heliotropes, hydrangeas, Pelargoniums, Boston Fern,, Asparagus Verne. etc., etc. Hanging blankets and urns re- filled. All enquiries lir orders given our careful attention. Sethi in your order' now so that you may get the rhnice of the varieties. • Address : John Stewart Estate BENMILLER. ONT. Ladies' Patent Oxfords and Ties. Narrow and wide toes, Sutton and lace, and patent with colored tops, all prices, Ocie to $4.M1 Ladies' Kid Oxfords. Medium weight and turn soles. Good values at _ $1.50 to $2.5. as We have colored shoes in chocolate, tan and oY blood $I•50 an G. M. Elliott. village every Wednesday aloe noon and evening goes- Into effect today. We hope t.hw scheme will work with eatisfaction to ell concerned. The wink of laying the foundation of the Mrlb,elitt chrtt+•b h.s i,rro cownrenerd. '11m work w 11 1•e pushed ahead rapidly preparatory to the laying of the corner sone in a couple of weeks. 'esNs'gore--The great hit of the season- -Laing Bios.' moving rarture concert -- will be held on Monday evening next, June 7th, in the Agri. redolent Hall udder the wisp ices of the Epworth• league. This company curves * highly recommended and !hound he greeted with a full house. Remember the date. IKKI' Klt.I.KD. -- Abram Culbert recently entfered serious Ions through the s'orrying of his sheep by a dog. Ile es 'mated hit lost at *De and took act n against the owner of the dog. t he c se being tried -before Magis- trate Bailie We understand that a settlement s arrangerd between the parties ent-eries the d*tltages, and in addition the magistrate never ',t a fine and ordered the killing of Ile dog. MR. MANNINo tittAS'1Nte. T1,e pro pin of Dungannon have heard with re- gret et( the Intention of R. E. Man- ning, Who has been manager of the branch hf the Sterling Bank here since it ems opened, to remove to Clinton, where he takes the manager- ship of the Royal Bank. Itis an ad- vsncerhent (1' Mr. Manning, of FARMERS' EXCURSION TO ONTARIO AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE GUELPH Thr Annrrhl Kxanrrion to the Ontario Agrirnllurel f'irllege al Guelph, under the nuspires (if the \Vest burnt) Partnere' Institute, ev,11 ieftrid on DON'T WAIT IF YOU ONLY INEW HOW SCOT 1'S [MULSIO would build you ep, in. -realm your weight, strengthen your weak throat and bungs and put you in rendition for nowt winter, you would b.gin biking it now. T... ,t ,. • I r, i. RAN .u,t. w, ..tor O. sae! 51 WI Aa nsoa M •••i • - • -. 0 e c i , r ... 4 iri A BIG SNAP IN 11 WIFE FENCING 11 speci*I train* will he ren. by (i. T. R. for the iteeti ouodatnet of excite- nt. follow!: I.P:.\\"M: TIME --I•aHP.- Adult Child (iODh:HICH.., 7.101 a.ui $1.2., '$ .I;3 1101.MESVILE7.55 1.211 ,oto CLINTON... ,.N.1)3 1.20 .111 SF:AF()ItTH....M. 2 1.15 ,M ST. COLltMl1'NN.a) 1.13 .I11 111111.1N t33 1.10 ,:s5 STRATFORD,.11 its BKI.URAI '.-1151 1: .KS BLYTH........ 7.Iet 1.2.5 .1141 -LONDRMI4011t17:141 1.01 .nU Arrive at. Onrlph at 1'e,1J a.m. l'E`TIIALiA...7.1d i.2ee .tet EXETER 7 :MI 1.25 .torr IIRNMAI.L 7 Id I.2.i .R; KIPPEN 7 ai 1••••.6 .ter BR('CK/el1ii.D.*.12 1.211 .Ot CLINTON... _8.25 ran .t1I Arrive at Guelph at I I a.rn. Rxcursioniste from Belgrave, Myth and i ondeatoro' will leave by the ' regular morning train going eolith. connecting with the excursion train at Clinton, Returning, special trains will have (ileelph on 'Friday et 7:110 p. m. A special train will meet excursion* from l.rmdeaboro', Blyth and Bel - grave. Tickets will be good only on excursion train*, valid to return the follow- ing day. Excureinniet.t may IP - turn on ,any regular train. The Women'* Institutes of West and South Huron also will join the excursion. AVNUAI. MEETING. The *nnual meeting and picnic of the Went Heron Farmers' Institute wale* held at the residence of H. J. Morrie, ioyal, on Friday, .lune INth. Moines!' meeting itt 1 nrlork ah*r•p. Women's Institute branches and Farmers' ('lute* of the riding ere in- vited to be present, Prof. Day. of the Ontario Agricultural College, will be �prevent and will address the meeting. VM. Hamm, 11. J. Monfort, (Dungannon); Secy. (Loyal), Pres. Soo rods of 5o cent fence, for 40c per rctd. This fence is nine wires high and stays twelve inches apart and is made of all No. 9 sprinh' 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 �.e ♦ e 'have a t1i,stltity of Hollywood Paint which will .•net you $1.30 per gallon. We haven't a great lot of any one color, hut Pie -emelt johe or first coating it will Move ,you money. BRUSHES Our ,tock of Brnthrn was never more complete. We lave a full line_ of Canadian and American brusher, rang- ing from de to $1.311 each• Paint for iron roofs, briages and fol' shingles. We have the famous Arco Brand in black, brown, maroon and green. We carry a full lino of colors of Sherwin-Williams faints, which paintla generally acknowledged to bre the best paint on the market. 1)o you want a lieating stove for next. winter ? We have a few that we have to carry over and we want the room for •esuminer goods. If you can get a $45 stove for ti 8 this is a saving of $7, or on an investment of $3R from now until fall. say October, your money is earning about 35 per cent., or r9 per cent. per year; is it trot worth thinking over? ' ill Rakes, Lawn Mowers, Screen Doors, Screen Windows, Refrigerators and all lines of summer goods we have a large stock to choose from. iet ua figure onmfr plumbing, heating, eavestroughing aped electric wiring. We ran give you protbpt *tteotion .and alt work fully guaranteed. Store 'Phone 72 CHAS. C. 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