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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-7-8, Page 31 1 1 BOOK I3INDING MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES hound or repaired. QOLD LETTERNO ou LICATHER ODODS 1 _ "I"de^'it"3:4lU lyr A(Ib Oudnrtohdn 1.1'1118 A. K. 'PAY LOR, MTKA'r)n1Ru SYNOPKIS OF CANADIAN NuKTHWIDIT LAND RICOULATIUNK _Any person who U the vole head of a family, wen, mole over Ie years' old may buwwtead quarter sectio' of available tluwl0400 laud In LanlWba. Saek.tchewan ur Alberts. '1 b. airPhOatll mw,l appear in per.un at the Douala - Wu Lands Agen°Y or nub Agency fur the Carr bT proxy 1 m• be mote et any Busy. 1111 ,wrtaln nuudlla,ne, by fatyer, a n, daughter, brother or sister of intending Duties -Ma months' reetdeuce upon arid lore. year.. A Uvet Ulo.Ut of the laud in each of yy A bjjjj1e„teadsr may ova within nine udhr of kis bowsun41140u4„form of by hint eb '•rb. hitelyher daughter, brother or father, mut Dar..o4,• Oster. l4, certain dut'i'es ealptow40 tendder inwafl good standing may V eteogaide his homestead. Pritw W per acre. Duties -Lust reside Ox months 10 each of Oa tsars from duof mn6entry (nt} the time required W esomese ad pate and omiresa •teh. Ahomesteader who bee exhausted his home. stead right and cannot obtain a preemption mal take a pl ies :W aper acre. 4)tutle0ad in rtain aMust r tr+t:tw. n reside Oa wo0tbs In each of [Aron Years. ou1U• rate tiny acne and erect a house worth leillo W Y W. ( W K Mlnlster of the Interior Debut of the gilaahi of MW.Ad.. 'N.13.-L'lt w p11 s,twmsnt winos., M said tor• watehmatng, eto. HALSEY PARK WayC.r/xa*, Jawxl.l2 a4 of TIOI•a. Boal etas 01 Square. Uodertch'Ont. Civil Engineering nee !in g V•VIL out Hydraulic Knit -Meer. Ontario f leas Snr,oyer. office stetson Bork. Dederick. Beetroot street, T.lepbone LSI. ldn$1C e1.•-. - ALFRED E. COOK. TEACHER OF Man/splaying, Theory. Harmony and CNaterpd0t. Pupae prepared for clamina- dos..1 Toronto ('ooeorvatury of Basic. Apply at Thomson s Must., Stere. llddertch. Mondays to l'Ilatao as re,ldeoce of Mr. Alex. Metcken- ale, 04 0'111 et rest, Jredlcat - as. BMMERSON t TURNBULL'. L A. T.lrrtwlnr, 10,D W S. Tenant:1 , IL 1. Ueese len nlltoa Street_ 'PDM Na. Dr. *mmereoU• reddenmt. North sltr'aat. 1 Ire 8L Uesm • chert►,'phone US. err Ile. tbrnalts t of Public N snt.eeals t Southwest of Public WDnn. 'Phone le#, 1)11. W. F. UALLOW, M. B. nee sod resident+., North .LreeieVh a, Irl sank of Pointy Keels' ry Legal I. KILLOKAN, BAKRiSTER. e solicitor. notary. etc. Money to lend et lowest rates Weer- North street. Dederick mesa algoell(♦neat In Seafurtb Saturdays earl Illesidare. O. OAMKRON. K. C.. BARKIS- T ollcltor. inner, public. Omee. ' rich third l/ov $ Dederick. •htou Street. d4 .m ,•roars. YKOUDFOOT. HAYN & IILAiIt barrbRen., +elicitors. notaries piddle tin • toren' th•Mar1Ume Court., etc. Office. evil side Square. next door 1'. A. ♦al'm's grocery. Prl vete funds to lend at Itwest rats. of Inlere 1. W. PROUDFOOT, Y. c. H. ('. HAYS. U. Y +LAIN. (IHAKLKS(IAKKOiV, 1».1..»., HAI,tt- l iu1TLtt, attorneM .ohcltor, etc.. Uode b. IIossy to kind at lowest rate.. MO. JOHNSTON, BAR itIi'l'EI(, , solicitor. oonsolr0ouer. not.ry pub:=c, 011... nonillion e4?aot, lluderich Un4 - - Ilnst}saneer Loans. Eta 0J ll 00i PI.1RIaI• VATISteFUNDHCAT]OI 1. Barrister. Runtime 'inert. Uoderlob. W , R. ROBEKTMON. iNSI'KAN('K AGENT. Piet •a0 LORTIONo: BiilWh. comedian and A.eria•o. Aoctnegr, 1411C14.1141411C14.1140114lCAmar I; Pt.0.41th 1.1.01411: tie : The (mean Aceldent and Ilnwrant/w .'orporation Limited. of London , Eng. Furl Fl.ITT Avo dc. WW1.. The U. P., Fidelity and leuaranteel bmp.ny Office at reeldenne. northeast rooter of Vie. torte nod 8L Davide .treat.. Phone Kn. 101i1N W. CRAIUIR, LIFE, FIRE ey and accident Ineuronoe. Agent for leading mutual and Mock rimpaniee. insurance In an 11nee effected on beet plans and et low.... rale.. ( all M owes, Ammer Weet Street and nutinre Or sddra* J. W. CRAIbilK, Uuderlcb, Out. 4 els .hone 4 jc•Ii11.LOP MUTUAL FIRE- IN - `L S U R A St' IC (' 0• -Yarm and I.olea d town property insured. Officer.-- J.Ma, Pim.. K4. en u T. Frewer, Vhoutlos-Pres., trace 1'. 0. Themes C TheHal , 44ee.-Trw., 8emforth Innm't.Or,. -Wm. chestier, 8eaforth ; John -.U. Grieve, Winthrop: Dooms Dale, Seater( h: Joko HenneweW Dublin; Jhmes Keane, Reerh 11041 John welt. Herlock . Than. Fre,.,•r, Hrueex"John ti. McLean. Klppeo : Jae. Connolly. ('t1nt.Qn. J. W. Yeo, Rnlmasv1110, agent for West Heron. Policy holders can pay aesessmento toe ted mer t cwt tear& A '114 et To 'trowels. Clinton,1111or At K. i, Cuns grocery. 14,,',teo street, Oodeliab. imitate Lleenoes WALTER E. KELLY, OWatchmaker, ewelller ONT. nd Optletan. limier of Marrie.e Lioenaee. WLANE, ISSUER OF MARRI• . AOl limewt Ood•tieb. Ont. - 8EAR1jj PARLOR DEDFORD BLOCK BARBER SHOP; -Thin well-known and ``stonier Frond n*nn Its p04rons the beet eery ice In shoving. hair-en/4nt• eta, eta. Iwdle,' shampooing a specialty. Only Allied hands employed. YTOIIppaatronaajaee will be appreckiud. H. 1. ROLKMICR, Pieprletor. Anet1oneeruur THOMAS OUNDRY, LiVE STOCK and general auctioneer. 010e. on South Street. whore he will be found et all tinsel *boa not •rying ..le.. Terms r,lw4nehle and every effort ones to Ova you .atIAfacUon. Phone re AUCTIONEERING. All. brenehee "*,.folly attended to. Farm tales• live One's avian awreal M to and merehan d4ce rwlwF 'nude anywhere, Write for date. or roll and talk it over with Oeo. Beckett, Hamilton street, Goderich Ont. Teispbe•s Na tot BMiaw. A big negro and is small Italian were sawing a largo timber, for a suh- wath a w, each n t trn mill ng it hack and forth. A P'Igllistic iriahrnan stopped to watch the nperetinn. in a minute he hit the negro. "Ofve the saw to the little fellow if hs want.' It," 9'NE SIGNAL 4M'I':‘ItH I -.1 III'Ksu.ty , Jrl.v A, 1000 4 dews of the 9istriet. Miss Beatrice Greene, of (Tinton. -turn they will take up hnu1rkeeping left last week on a rix weeks' visit to nn the gtouul'r farm in Hallett.. England. Presentation td Miss Ida Holmes. Rev. Donald W. M. Urituliart, 11. A., of-Kippcn, has accepted the call of. Miw Ida fioltlles, Who is l•+Luing (tired himfl•u111 Knox church, Listowel. CliuLuu to reNi.f4. With the rely 4,l' Mr. iGJitl+, the tw.a year oW; daughter of Holmes' family in '1'uiWito, was per. J. D. and 111x, MCEWPD, of Morrie, sr.nteii by the 1)'liIrs Of Wp n. fell Inst week and treat wed her (viler- church with a vary, accompanied piece «1 Dune, hand-paintast chink, accompanied by Rev. H. K. ('urs of LotWexlslni • an address expressing high regard fon. OW the nuptial knot between Frank Mier him( de and regret at ler ap- Llttleend Miss Lucy Cowan. of Hill-, Prouchiugdepulirate. lett, last week, Bad Blase at Mensal'. Misr Moir hat resigned her position as commercial specialist in the Chu. ton (Jollegiete Institute to accept a Wunder one in Napuanee• at a larger lead. wry. - Rev. W. 1.. Mteeveu, pastor of Witi h aw Baptist c hurt h was mar- ried r- rind on Tuesday, :Nth ult., to Miss Jerrie-(iertrude Wright. 'o( New York. Norman Percy (freer, formerly of the Dominion Hank, Wingghaw, Ware inerriedl in Winnipeg on Wednesday, the Z(rd ult., to Miss Olive Nkiuk, of that city. Alex. McLeod, principal of Zurich public school, has ie•siggned. Hjs sur. cewor will prof/ably be Mr. (Jordon, who hair taught nn the 11th cuncessiun of Hay' for some years. erne and English, $1,1M)), Mies Moir, Miss Rutty M. J.ollilfe, of Virnten; min *P ' .-blee Teei1fto.-1re has been ggranted the degtae of M. A. accept a position nu the Napanee Col- ley the UoiverNiiy of Toronto!. MIW e'giate staff at a salary of $1,010. Julli)e has returned from Penning - too, N. J., fur a three tnuntb.- race- ' i8bfEPPARDTON. •A dieastrogr fire broke amt 4,L 7::k) on Thursday 410011in4.iii the•'bea' 1 lardy of the machine shop 111 the Hen. toll • f dry. Before the brimele ariit•rd the the was pis[ control, and it was with great dimcnity that tan. mets Mei/entrd elle moulding sl11,11 111111 sawtuill adjoining /1.4,111 catching Me. The Ibis, which is estimated lel $K,link, is partly coveted by ineuranee 1,1 $5,- 4 MMI, Clinton C ollegiate Teachers. 1"our of the, live weulllers.uf the Clic Loll Collegiate Institute teaching sett have Dern re-engaged, at the bellow- ing salaries: A. P. (sundry, principal and science. $1,500; J. 1V.. Treleaven, 1t1 claaitica, $I,2; .Kine E. It. Orlug-ge, mathematics, $1,01111; E. E. Hall, mesl- Mn. Wm. Hawking, 'formerly of Crediton, pasted away at the horse of her nephew, Frank Adams, of Mhipka, on Friday, the tech ult. She is sur- vived by her husband, a son and daughter. and four sisters. Mts. Ann Jane (iodbolt, of Iced Bluff. .l'a1., formerly of Winchelsea, married! r'ecenM, to Ur- W. M. Thompson,' of that piste. Ur. and Mrs. Th+mlpeon are spending x44 ex ten.ive honeymoon' in Alaska, Walter Davidson, o,( .Regina, was married in the Presbyterian church at St. George on 1Vednesslay, the Zird ult., to Mims Florence 1{0.00, of that place. Alex. and Mise Mary David- son, Ot Winghanl, attended the cere- mony. The marriage of Miss Altaic L. Hod' gins. daughter of Richard and Mrr. Hodgins, of the south boundary, .Cr - borne, to Oeoiser (}odbo*t, of Winchel- sea, oxutr.d at the home of the hriTg e o pareia-ard 'W&iUe.d4 y, the :30th ult. Igyher,, McCartney and Pon, Oeprge, who have been farming in the Motets Jaw district for some time, hsve re- turned to their home on the Mill road, tuckersmith owing to the difficulty in 4,i\' securing l,rl in the les .1 . g pL r McCartney sold his land' fsr' 835 an acre. - - Auiet wedtlin _ wan s01et ni 1 9 R n zee at the horse of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- Gee. of BrnceflekL on Wedne,aday, the 'tied ult., when their eldest daughter, Ray, was united to Wilson Arm- strong, o( the -Milt road, T41ckramit.b. Rev. A. If. Brown, of Varna, oHHc- iettd. • Aft'e'r an ilInees of several ,sondes' duration James Nutt, of the -1.4ndnn road, Tuckersgnith, departed this life on Sunday, the frith ult. Deceased, who wag silty -nine •Dint YParnfage. was s the second son of the late Robert Nott. His widow; tweiens and four deugb- tets survive. H111. I'eter Imlay, an Old resident of Wingham, pawl away after a short Motels of paralysis on %V*'.ltlesday, the Zard tat. Deceased's hushaod, who was for many yearn a miller in Wing - barn Hour milt, died a few years age and since his death Mrs. Imlay had lived atone. - Howard. JarnP', mon of George A. and Harriet Bradshaw, of (Tinton, who had been ill for :in swat years, was released hour hi. sufferings nn Monthly, the 213th ult.. and passed away at the early age of eleven yearn. His removal leavea a void in the hone that can never be filled. The residence of Robert Gibson, on the 5th roneemsinn of M.Ki') p, was Mlrnerl44)4144'remind with Om entire (.allentm on Friday. Ihe'2.ilh tilt. The conflagration is supposed In have or- iginated in the exphelinn of age.nline stove in the kitchen. There was a small insurance of $1:111, but the 'total loss ie over 112,4100. O. G. Audmnndn.m, prinripat of•th. Clinton Bueineae ('ollege, formerly of (ItAerie-h. -has resigned him position and will take a short course in Gregg. shorthand "'chord in Chicago. After- wardhe Win visit the parental home in DRknta and 1t't -September mlber enter upon him dubsll as commercial teacher in the high school at Holme, Iowa. Another of the ptane rs of Howiek. In the person of John Kiane, anew0P4'd the roll call nn Friday, the ?14th alt. DeeesAed, who sues in his eightieth veer, had been suffering from .the in- firmities of age for mime time. Ile leave. three sons : William, James and Adam, and one (laughter, Maggie. to mourn his removal from their midst. At the patriarchal age of eighty- nine years. Mre. Archibald McAllis- ter, one of the earliest settlers of Me- llon. passer] away at the home of her • : lighter, Mrs. Jas. MPaeer, ti< Morrie, en Monday. the 214th ult, Des cease] suffered a paralytic stroke a short time previous. Mrs. Wm. Meager, of Hluevale, ' . a daughter 01 the deceased. Wm. Blake, a pioneer nt of the 11111 conceit/Inn of Hullettt 1.H heart trouble. on Sunday. the 27th tilt. Deceased was seventy years n \sge. He wits a devout Roman ('atholic`and wax highly respected. He leeveea'to mourn hie lode hie widow and eight chiildren-Bennla, of Waltoh; Pat- rick, rd British Columbia ; Dr. John, of Detroit ; Wm.. (►enrge, Lnnle and Misses Ellie and Edith, at home. A jnymta company congregated on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. D. McMar- tin, of Henxall, formerly of Rriletela, on %Wednesday, the Zirt) oft., to wit• netts the marriage of their daughter, ida Mev, and William If. Amikin, of Mitchell. Rev. 0. Toll conducted the ceremony. The bride wan attended hy Miss I io..ie Hoek in, sister of the groom, and Ernest Miller, of 1iru,e-li, waw heat, man. Mr. and Mr.. Hoskin wilt reside in Hensall for the present.. An impreselve ceremony was sol- emnized In the St. Columbian church Oh Monday. the 21st ult... when Mien Anna Me(larnle, second danghter of Michael Mr(;ardle, of Flecrhwood. and Jame# Nolan, of Walton, celebrated the macrament. of matrimony together. The bride, who wore an Empire gown of white milk, won attended by her minter. Mina Katie. in pink .ilk. .1amar Ryan, of Welton. supported the groom. After dejeuner at the bride's parental home the happy temple left. for Toronto, Buffalo and other Eastern points. On their re- ST. AUUUSTINE. M.iNu,. V. .IVUs et h. littler Noyes. Mr. anti sits. N'1ii. Ilentiltu11 41111 1laughtei. 1•:1111, 111 Ja1111•"t.IW1l, VIlir1Nl friends 111 1111• vicinity hast week 1Ir. and ah%. 'I'rulpl• 1'lark, of Iluog,Ilnott, spent Sunday 111 Wen, '1'h. nlpeou'x t member of young p4"ule from this vicinity attended the %%'emtHeld pirnie fast Mutinslay and 1 'j4'rt as Ruud tLur. _ ••.1. nr111'y 441111x1••11iel1,Wits ill this Vicinity ted Week hiayin/1 cattle., 11.111. 1.•• III) ,olds a 1111•• team of 1440444a In %Vol. MrKeuzi1., 11 Luck 110 111, bast Week 11 i.. Ivo,• 'trophy, has le -turned home 4(44')' 1111 extended visit with friends in :Mimi. lti,hnrd Theinp0,ul, of 1're.p4't ity, wan aseisling 1:e.erge 1(replry t.. build a new wit•. f1.rice Loa we•I(-, Mies lies.rgina tiulith, of lao•l'no.\r, visited frilmds in this vicinity Ltst week. MAFEKIN(;. Ml11/0Y, June 'l•tb. i •111'. Land ' MreN'ea, H,•nryrrrllraf--nn- //- Irieildx at ('revue ) eeielday. 11'h. and 1110. 1.'Kilpatrick. of 'tVilke pmt, a4•t•• vi.!4.iu1 lriend0 here. . 4011 s. K. J. Kilpaurlvk:,f l3ro('kvilln•, Im I•e11•witeg arepiai411.anl'ee here at premeet. 111.. ,tad Mrs. 1140-srwsmlcy, of -'rat. terra)', visited •eet the home of Geo. 'womb.), yeste•rthty, • - The nlewbei•s of 131ak. s Sunday xc ,.,4,l are holding their picnic on the lit, of July hn- *' . 1 00,14041')' s glove, . and Mt s. James Iiarkwell, t+f Loc alsh, visited i t the hum',f Mrs. antis eta. Who Aaru u L been well this last 1' ' HEA aTi I SPECIAL tiUSI RY sad• 4ILit 1 E VALUES • Yo1i r;111 a1144:4C..L•1N 1111 on c.•i 1,a,„,,,11.1 ing Ih,• 'lat.:1. of, errryth'in in nary • Ilosi1..yrurall:l'vyl.,1'tum. 114eI.!o wve boy_ e,conds or job luta ose,1,,thlleoil)'rov.ap.pi_Ihe In-L,111:(I 1.:rt. is a symptom of Kidney . f Y !)i.ca4r•. A well-known do..tur has 0.,'44(1, "I never )'et made a pxlml-mortemax. anlul.t!!lorainaca.wof death fro,irileart Dewar twith. out finding the kidneys wi:reatl:.ult." The Kidtity medicine N hich was first on the market, most success- ful for Heart Di.eaae and all, Kidney Troubles, and most widely imitated is `........•8......1_ _l 'Phone Sb 0. M f LLAR CO. 'Phone 56 ♦ r Dodd's d S Kidney Pills DUNGANNON. . Special I.i11e in Silk.Finished Cotton Hose I .0 1 ' '. laity, 18•'111ed. rt dye. roto, - i ' 1 k, .Ly, pink, 1...1 :nut white, ' 1 1•.111 ;; ll:l1'141.1 ,•, ,1 -25c. per pair. Special Value in Lisle [los - ronll'orl.:."' per bait', a (01' ..$1.00. l.adies' 1-i:.1e [,:ice Hose 11eI.11twIot'f dye, in Iu•autitel' a.0urtwent 111' 'i :11,1'1• deign., extra Iuull y ..., • t40 40 ... 40 . sec. per pair. 1).4'1 l'orglet we r,th give you a epl'ndiel I lose, 2 Bales for .....asc. Ladies' Sumner Vests. Chddren's Summer Vests, I III 1 stock ksaintlier 11 ,• 1 d, 1'\\ea I' h, l.• . a +h 1 1 .'I h. 1 1 several f Ileading tlianuLiet,u,'.rnt atul Ave b,e % l' 1114.111 in (Wet/ ' 0.411( 14,* suit ,all • Wxtl•H. 1.a11ias' \',;.t., ,•411o'r 0,101 t ..P no .EsVes, v14'44 •4IZe, it .ldeuditl g.alou•Ut 444,111' 1 4 1 Pan'( 1.11 ' '...... ... '.... asc. (deist• tut•it't y of L:nlie f r•Iy' %'e. -t'-. nn '.Ire v4. !hurt sle',.vex, for hong sleeve', in a minty (ray 0.t )•le. ; .256. each. I1.011*.' Knit e wei,•11a 1):'.s\'cr., S.i.•: 1.i.. aiii...(4, per i' '4'. u( ' Fabritc Gloves - Fabric (cloves - \Vr Inti•e much pleasure in drawing your 111 11.1.1 ion to ,ilii 4111W41g; F:aluir ltluvrs, N-r'i•luvk only 1'el•1i.1'. rolr•i'r.lt••d /ilu\,•s, . !Attlee' 1wt Glove., toper yualit)•, .,•ilk lisle.in Lluck, whirr irod • • . . 11'I:1,NI:'I1.00, June 2eth. `- 11i1, )ran.:. 51.•1.1•:al. of len••know. •• co'i0rx, .. Far fait. t 11111', th,K/ Silk Wove., i4, 14:0;1.. w'bi!v. tacit, clta)4pague, 0)1(,11.1 anti pe•ari, doubt•-friuge,l till.. Every pair 1411.1.1 Mit 114) 5oc. per pair. 14. A tel .1( 411 1 ant I n. and 'm1.111%11 i 11.1 for .►ugtr.e in suck. ttriced hums' '114, iat,,rd.ev for h(1. Ouuuuer huhd.,y1.. - r (400'1 x n { tl ,manager o f rhe Sterling Bnuk; load4. a bu.iur•. hip to 'l'ol- ,,j per, W0.. attended Atte annus) c,11mty Point Fano on Friday Inas. to Ag.*.ltilio.. 4040 WESTF ' W14:1/.. 1:-14.0 v, June :loth. 1urrp;.. - hr ,ee1111ere of 1 . lull It ..... 'b •n, Y r k E n hs*OAY, June - it. Mr. SCHOCH. ItKPOItT.-:The following isi0tuthe the rtanding_of the pupils in ti. S, `u. ihnot 11, in order of 'Merit, for the terns 'l'heY ending June :lath : V.-- Elea Dougherty. IV. - Hazel ,Johr,sti,n, Meredith Graham, Whitely 1)trugh- erty, Ida ` 0111114 Maria Il.twkin, 111. --May Men:wry. Ida Hawkins, (' l.... sir»Pl.rat«- arta f • IweslieJcdnlst,ll, Mildred Duuglielt)1,. IL-ileulen'13ouie, Marguerite Ju1111' ston, Darold 'Tiger*, alarien.Ti4441t, Clete Wintry. Evelina Hanley, (Allis, tents Bogie, Leona Young., Port 1L -- Florence, Dougherty. Josephine Car- ney. Part I. -George Dougherty, Johnny Bogie, Florence • Ju tns'en, Mallow Smith. L. L. M4'LIcAN, Teach- er. BRI 1N 8 Another Esse of - the - Meet Advanced Stage of Kidney Disease Yields to Dodd's Kidney Pitts. Hund. Sltsk., July :,.- (Special -air. Robert hkind, a well ku.+wu .tnkioitul Of this plate, dorsal not hesitate, le say he owes his life to Dodd'. Kidney Pills. "My physician bard, 1 e , Iw,d wee in the last stages of Bright'' disease, end 'here W141 n0 hopefor u1e." Mr: Bond d state.: •1 hen eonenlenred • using Dudd'ee Kidney Pills and no other temedy. i used in all about twenty boxes, rt. -tutored me quite well. 1 have no retunl-of the trouble JJodd's Moltke* Pills Alvaye Alla Bright's disease. Any -other foto of kidney disease is now for then'. PORT ALBERT. . • WKoNuSuAY, .lune :10,11, • PORT LH K PoINTERS nl • A T I I. ¢ x- 1 Ic T K IL IL Hoy In_the proud father of another 'daughter Mrs. T. Richardson of Muskoka, is visiting with her mon. Phoma*, at present .. , .. _Mit., M. (filen and C. Thomson, of - Unnganncn, spent Sunday in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. George (.'aldweH' and children, of Dungannon, repent Monday at the hnrne eef Mr. and Mrs. F. 1\'illi, Nin+ Ali()' apd John McWhinney ' were gneste of Miss Mary' Cunningham last 0unday...t,. Mama Tena F. Hawk itis is home front B..0+4+0(4 ila"-WIngtinUL mneme her dut ie. after midsummer,... School cicied '011 TOewlay and %,t. E. .lone.leaves fon her home at l're'dit Forks this•wrek A iulnier took advantage of the exew•sit» on the gasoline launch last Matgrday even- ing. This excurmiuu`im worth coming a distance to take, as the launch in in gond repair Miss A. FlittIer, of Ripley, is spending a few .lays at the home of Mr. an 1 Mrs. .1. Bennett, me., this week. AUBURN. ,rvBI4RN H4►1-4E. ltl)BT,'A. ROH- t't 4KTUV, Proprietor. (loud acnommlda tion At rerue/mtble Tires. Well Mat'tlilkn htv car 41 trrarr4-rm,r. TI'gmt)AT. June 2Stb. • 1101(44 ANI) '1'I44414. Rev. Is IL. Mann left uu 11t. holidays last Sat- urday 'ping. lie was to preach for }tee. John Young in flauultun, Young preaching here and at Smith's' Cutlet it, ( West the n 04,1111 1.1•41411 es .0.1.1.• en4,11.11nre ly 1111• Aii'au•ra 1 'wort la League 4,l TM's- if ..4 11 I1111he/fiord t, ft, [Lit 4'4,4.4, day' e% toting. A very ettiiv lhle ...4 en. (04 !sew s Ira 111',, where 11e 11). Mitred IllK 4114 %1111 by 4411 141e.4I1l, The. 14 surveying {•.4,•t)' 44144,'•c 014, ut1'., Annan n 'assn ' e., '4,r.l A.L.w h,....- ., 311.s 411110• 4 J lb *44. \a'U . lith turn to entertain..., . il.'t Mr. ('outer•, otrathiug in l!se \Vee f a' ., \'•i1., 11.,. Myth. preached 1411 011. ,1r,•uit ore airiro1•l14111(11., Where 4+414' 44th ,410041 N fry Iasi, Itt•0•, 1 ' h:. Jones taking for 0.''1111 t u0e. el4arge of a natal .ria, ill the in. - Methollstci",,h iluch, NtePht~e old- Wifo. of -Little Itag'i)i•, have *r,i\/d bete and intend rry t, know j„•ldiag tin+ neuro•' with their • r.. n a 'ry ,av 1.1 ., ''• JI •u'^;•' ;and alt's. 11'eihgraope 0that 1L'ed.:'IL.bjny1•olt., 51, -. l. .nal„_44-leerci=k#ttc•-•:iasigea sisee lows the me 11)..) r,,gn,''gluon 14'41.• Club ,ttend..•I the Maw, t Mche11n . 1'ut Iware .tore la receiving; it let ,h dcoat ,, paint. Thos. I;I11,tt has the contract. .'111.«. Ir(m J,hn'on tool Jaughtrr, 31 arse, hey..hetet - op..Udi114 the plat work \\'itlt iri,•eds'iu ()Mein. ' Mr-. Palmer ,trritv.l 1411114' het w,vk .. 1 . Y : . , ,4040,. . f1. 1 I..11t all I ,• I•aI"lies • m 11 PhiNKI IN.IJ..--N e a that John McClinton poor stale of health. 111, Will.anntLtl. 11• stiiMut 1. and 0144•,1 I 1 t %1 . It 'din m and 11:4 .g,>ht. a•, alt.. N 11• 4'.411LWt1 II•,1t at Pant 1,.4,,o la -,1 1't i - hard, .''( 1t. Thom,.: are' spending -t Oaf . 111 y dol lief br+lg' borne the month vi.itinK at 111• 110111 s of .I, N. ••up but 0.n ••*.,sled {II eitITyolg; ole' a atilt 11'. ff. Cauntdn•fl, psi" • to tlu• . f, w• i•1 the• lli.es. Tile alb wii1 hay.'dep:u•tltre for •(•,ilf ,411.4 • -oh,- a :a r' •, t4.J.4.'•••Lu( 111 1111 1.1. 4i"j47)"41. Of NI 'i1! .+am, rtnt'nevl • A Member of priz4'. ore h •1114 olfere•I. 1 u t hu. ice last. • 1 1 7 a4t1.•r s i n h K • 1't4F: 111: alelnuulsT a11 4m'r,:u a work vimitin her e,il.inm Art K Rev. 1. Dmitri t, wift• and tortilla rete• sed ho McKenzie, of {Vest niteWevr 411,43 alrr4(d 11 4,e from ‘% 1"1111.11111 1,4-1 I"rc- 14•tm•n(d 1111,, re \gun I')'after s nal- .1.4\• an'1 54I-Ilaettett ha. 4..•_run hit ing some 'bin*, renew V1. old ocelot work ax pastor 1f the Donavann,ln sic- *mei; in and uround.N('11111 l I:ei r+ suit. , 11,• wel,dole air. Martiel1 and at ended and aln - Te Reli d THE GREATEST OF TONI attrnded•u pi(nir, n'ar. '1'1•rswatrr n: I (•111111)' Gra our Mill ,41111 11"I/4, that his ay Ktr(n by the ,(?tool *Tech._ in Which ita)•tnilnd is teaching. a Cttnlphett'h,nr-arnirr,t the -f - - - Me•1'pucan Selliu,1, at a .alar)• eef 8417; •111 imP'n"r}+dr • thing- .to'Wet. -a p.a. annum. for the c. term. to ,•1.•1., 4.'111:11'11 Ui ••:1'he 114.. _ -._- 1140 •Clwl. And it is king imitated. •Let t:. a gennini•. For ride 3,1.11,41, 111.1,: h('., 4'iteho•,, not 14im4•l•eln:kls alalic by 111 o -i.. A 1:a4•re•nce ('u. atltttllttttttlt s tssltll4mtt1m ONNIMMINIIMe Oa a .11110.1111• • VMJNEEDATONIC bl od has become thin and weak. -The n u1 ott.your system cite past few months has - P., It very great. You are consequently feeling I out of sorts" and "run down." Your ite is bad and you hardly have enough left to do your daily duties. You,should e I'SYCIONIi, ,the greatest of Tonics,' without v. This 'will put you do your ieet at once. The ing testimonial will interesty'ou.. "RUN-DOWN" FOLK H you e weak PSYCHINE will make you sfront 'Gem] en: "1 have used PSYCHINE and 1 do • think it t greatest tonic and syseem builder known. 1 would-aderk ail 0'14, o' rub or'physicatty weak to 0se, PSYCHINE." , 1Tours t lv,-Trlrs. Jas. le.rtr1ii , West Toronto. e • sn ltonis pp the system. _ 1t cronesq oleh , 11.11 bites( -a wrmriertnl hmil• T••ne. You mar to r4YCItINP: r're.. Amply Mad) our name 40114 mach's, to 1448. T, A. m1Aa.tr11;Iamlt.4, tlpadina Ave, Toronto. Alldmaelsta andstorms sell r,vmhine Sae 0114 e1 bottle. rt y.' Il l V r. restores t h e. a1. 0:110 Anemic women and children. wile fregneutly feel chilly. 141'1• pale 1(111) ex- 1.nsted, will derit'e great len1.•flL from the net' of Ferrovini, 1he invigorating tonic, which eonsia, of iron in a Corm they can assimilate, freto Tenn 1`41.T and pare slte•ry wine. Nothing you'd be better than this combination 1t strength -giving agents in .u(h cases. $1.440 per dont'. 1AYFIELU. 1'11011'.1; of the Son BENMILt. R. . -. ft -reuse', J41W,f !8th. IND/. ( (110(1. The Member's of Temperance f,lsl4e of this -p!aee 'e1(1 their annual pienie• al' flayllehl. ovot 1atlrrllay Heddle and J. %owe left 'this Innen ing for there de'stin'ation to the 401:11 1Ve.t. 1\'.. cu. a all heard the 0.'n i11gt N'Kn"tsu,0'v, Jinn :4.1i1. Tt:•N'hat, ir.iionus Hithont a 11411(1+.•r• TI?N'Sr'1 ('1,1.114.4 --The r411t. -117•W-we luniti1 1iLe t•' R•L. Ivuhi• e111) entertained the•Iioelte•s' ••1Vltitt Will He Miller be Witlour . to the n1111111e1 11f Stitt and .1,10k '" .....1111it• :1 Ilntnll•I. h d .Tim getOer1 evening lest. , pally re (' l)i:.w• , L f eve)iing ll:u'ty h1:1,1r)( lural 1.1 1.r, 111 Tntorlto, 01'0114 111,41.4 :,t Cons nn.t `.o, IFT\ 1I:IIN11004.>. tor paster will ndtirems :4 =('mean • ht- ' • 4Orangemen on Smithy, .tuiy 11th., 'he Ontelay mne '''41ii1.1, the leersteer wiii' here their turn. Kith servirr0‘ ill be held nil lie evening. ti j'EI1.oXAt,. lir.. Rankin awl fatO• ily,.4f J)etrnr, ha\'e 1e•ti1111.•11 I, Hay. _gel() f•'1., 11e .ntn?I1/•t•. ' They have taken 1,111,11 of Miss Simo:on .Almy•. Miss 3I,,.v 1'.. 4,4114'). grave, is 4 4"! 1114 ai Ne• 1 .'4,,..-"f her mh.ite•1., Mrs. II.. Feign. .,n . 4040 George Millar. kir 1': , i., who ham 101111 spend- in4'lt hely w., L: with his r"uan, \tree. .1 eam'T1ngb. 1. 1 orn• el horse t his week, Mies Millie (',meet on lett on Mlrtldn'c •'f this week for Il••troit to ('11114-114' - 1,11 II ..11*,, hospiil(t_-Tis-trn it for a nut .c. ' _ ('m'4,, a \• ..1 0„. ', 1C; 1.. 11i1e, preached hi• ta.ewPll-e(r111on in the Methodist .•hurch here on Sa111atII l'vening Inst .t4, at, large congregation. Although Mr. 144,1 Mrs. Hiles have spout Duly .l.e.tr it: thr_silLtgt'. _thee have ' made ntarry warm ft lends ruutalgst the Inemht•1'n of all tilt- crew gregItnrls.wh, nnnst 0411. •rely 1.14.1 11111.. 1'he ml•mbersof,the English hen d'Liititne. Mr. Itch hilx,ul44441-'1 T church 1- !tad a dee-fast-'Mondry ,ir7{ir- ,iiflCnil tyi wormy, _fir T, ing gravel for their new sheds The dry weather in meth Hotly affecting the atruwherry crop. The net dem are drying up instead of maturing prop- erly A union service is 1, be held in the Presbyterian church next Sab- bath hath of the. Prembyterian and ,Meth- odist congregations, Rev. A. E Jones to take the service Charles Knlerteon spent Sunday under the parental roof. Tltg LATK WILLIAM KINo.--levet Saturday morning William King,- of the let concession of East Wawauush, crossed the boundary which separates time from eternity. Although failing in health the sudden termination was rather nnexperted. About 5 o'clock on Saturday morning he arose end went out and when he was found the rd of life had liven broken and the t had taken its Hight. Deceased came ' e over sixty year's ego. The woodman . IP on the trees marked the roads an . oy a curve to Avoid the awwllapat. avelling Co* at that period. A raft o oat roughly made formcd.the only me • of eros Ing, the riyrrP. To nvercnt the hardships of that period, and the 1 nal du endenee necesxal y on one an- ot•her, establ}tehed a friendship Among the earlier settlrie unknown to those of the present period. in politieal matters dereow'd took an active part and as a controverefettet net id( the public questions of the day in bath ehureh and '.tato ha had few cquol An extensive reader, he piseemtied a large library, rnnsi4ting of the, hent wnrkm of the period. In nomiripal matterm he took a deep internal and WAN honored hy him fellow electors with a seat in the Lownellip council. He was a nlpmher of the Preehyterien church and few were letter posted in She retiree and regulation@ of ,that church. dor 111111114'11 years he wax treasurer of Knox rhnrrh. 1)im Aged widow and *WI) da11ghtPt. And Pix Anne %(1r01ve him. Ile had reached the age of eighty-three yen'.. 1.a.1 Monday ono of the largemt A.nemhli.P witn.omed in 1hie locality for years fol- lowed hie rernaine to their lest reefing place in Ball'. cemetery, Base line, Ifullett. A 1,dy '''ries her -4- - mom alw^ly. 1,".1.1114 .at the bright, i11e of things. "My akar." mnitn1.•'I 110,4 bus - hand ane .44<. -rvrrrttty, as be est l•••iy nrl his lee!. "it'. Ilie •) an 1 m thinking of. Whin ,1 bili. hi.) i11 Im' 1" -leve' mind,-1J1.eph,' said wife. "'4..x1- kterw thee•'', the n111'an1Y` 111 - 'y." _ - LOTHIAN. - Tt i -04''. Innr'alth. I -1. -,r -'114... :11 it. W4.n1., of Ire I'a•t, IL grn:lll 11.• ' I I ice tl•,•.1- 111L111t11, e1M•IIL IL 1'a•\\' .4s.ym he,. 14-'4 ts,•ek hr. ,Tan 11rL1.;441, 1.1 1'hieng0, is sp*•ndilg div \ualfie,nulhi'. Mace Icer(:, .Jock, orf Wimettleg, spent a few - aha - Rnrst- 44f I1rn, MvI rata - 144414,0(111 i. ...cos..titer f • the hurt herece•ivi11 while laking drawn the (Milieu of the .toed: at the fres byt,•rian ('hturh A number tram around bete took ite the picnic tit Point Farren last 1'riilay. Tti`rl IIT-ii.iiiiivkr.. 711E t inn of ltichard And Henry li,udnrr. '!.11111, w,10 Abe 11en4 111 a v(•IV pleasai,t ecrut'. tort \Verlm•si)ny, -Jmte 'S'4rd, when their youngest sister, Alice, Was 11110P41 111 11411l•ria4e to IIn1s•rt R41 14ic, of this pla4e.Jtev. T. E. .Mauvye•r .ulk1a1lt'tl.- rho -lai44...a•.., he 1••.ip. ient of many ``ha.•fell and' rnsl ly 1441 0, 4.1l?Wingt (4,; esteem in which .he 1,1 held int '.' a4 11 41)'. N'•• join with their ninny I:iend. in wishing the new temple a long will pleAmant journey throdgll 'i'.. • II00I' Anlherahurg fora few, month., after whirl) he will go 44, S0p1nnrl to atU•nd cldti•,tc 01 (ihu+gow,... 1:1111ac Who attended ,•l iurea, in ML-Auare_w'+ churcheu Sahtrith morning I1.1 ('n - joy'' a treat in the Way „f n ...L . rpnder.l by 111,'.1 IL'fert m onto, tvhrv'i'. vieioing her cousin. 111-. John Stewart. of (1,derirh ionic -top. Hiss Hobert on is a daughter 111 the hue Dr.' I10144!son, snprlintcnd(n, of nliesibnl, for 11re N irtItwest, 1111,1 familiarly know''n )11 1 tew1yt.e+raatis as '•ltolerterm of 4('' Northwest," 11 man Whose Work lois Laid for RI TA( g*Rxl-i,, the milting of the new court -try. Mks Rn1etL.on W,i. thet efore doubly w1.' come. both for her father's sake and her .who --,/.i-'4 .' Ilan a )W..44401 w11e4- well-trained voice. and elclightes1 1111 with her nimging...,_.it is 4,114e0ed That Murder Douglas 'Mtenhury, of Toronto, who flan Istely 1''*',me (Ani- ons inhi. native city as a soloist, will sing on Sahli 1th next, OMM4S •4 COCOA is made from the finest care- fully selected cocoa be ,n::, roasted by a special proro: to perfect Liao-- rich -ehee -- flavor. Cowart's is most deli- cious andmost economical._ - - TN[ COWAN CO. 1.1MITCO, TORONTO. •2 40,„40' arctsffffeer$ SHOE POLISH Children delight to use 'it. Polishing oes with "2 in i " is child's play. o more sticky, -mussy, hard shining pr'lositions but an instantaneous hard fini waterproof and permanent, which softe ' sand preserves theleather at the 'ante time. No sub titute even half as good. 10c. and 201.;ov Tins 1) I ..ret t'...,# Think (1 4140, 111 .•a..1, I- 1 ' , 1.,4 t 1'111'! na the 111,e44 uni1)440 delicacy yea 0%r4 4040 ' n h•opmd for, .wl yo i'iI find it t, thi, *n.iderftd new crt,4440'•0 : 4.4 11. al,-4'•,rtntri'm i;+rt • t 1.r r '1.s 'Ihn nrhert and waw 4»314(,ffu)fy•N,'. -r".) (bsrytenn) the tri'-1.'ttrti•11-' neral f11rf iri*t.tic .i 'ltteii.tLy. 414114. ,.,SSI14 l'4Vthltl4 ': •' 1. 1s•f, rst #r(liters!. !1a ,441 or Fent 1 tete Y.f• mmmll.er .^vrfo') with (1'-y *}pram a 1'314 treat 11!..11 1,, for.