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The News of the District.
• EMIT WAWANOBH.
MuNnAY, Aug. luta.
Il, t'.lirasii k returned from Hey -
eta nn Saturday.
.V. A. Naylor taker charge of S. S.
N,,, lc, Whitechurch, until the open-
ing if the f1orulsl.
A111o11g 111041e rho Idose going
%Vest from this , fleabite/Mood on
'l'her.alay tau Mr. 'mat Mrs. Oen. U.
Na)Jrn, Henry Tisdale, Rose (`harks
Mrs Harvey • and at Watson,u1 M
r. 1 a
an )
Irrljtrave.
KINGSBRIDGE.
MoNt'AY, Aug, (lith.
JnrrINaia.--1.. Wallaer spent Sun-
day 111 this bang. i ... Well. Dolan has
retitlnc•d 4o Hamilten aft. r spending a
c,i,p1r of weeks with ttien(.4 herr.
John P. Sullivan Is •pending e
erull,l,• of weeks Colder Ihi. parental
tool. He is a1•ennin anit..-I by 111.4
'fiend Win. Howler Visa Ethel
coley is viviliug friends in' this virile
tIl 'rhe hors;Ile nl .fling alt ath-
leti.' club here Thev have been
practising running, and Paddy snyu he
,•roma to beaten In s two -)nil(, sprint.
itiltie H. intend* awaking all previoals
records one of there• evenu,g$ by
a Ivan trout Kintail to Kingsbridge.
The distance 8.48wo and one -hat( utiles.
BENMILLER.
Most) v, Aug. Intl.
J. C. atTTnitets, "nt Itnfelring;--stpent
Sunday in the neighborhood.
88.'1'loyer, of Townie., was a guest
nt the home of Mrs. Muhring last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Aiehlwrgrr, of Cleve-
. I old, ale guests at the hums of Mrs.
Stewart
To - Oke has been laid up this
1.. 1 week with an illness eausral by
Iso+on ivy.
\rise Nrllir MU'aughan left today for
1'oi•onto after spending a couple of
,aeeks' viteiTiTaTatlieritInne
Miss Olive Chile, of Dungannon. has
lrturied lis resume her duties as
school teacher at the old He 'Iter
sehmdlruuw,
Quite a mole( of prop(' from 111i14
neighborhood attended the funeral of
the late Nixon Hturdy, of Goderich
14(W(lship, yesterday.
Mrs. A Putter. of 1Vhitrweseh. N.
11'_T,. who is home on a visit to her
nn.thrr, Mr.. T. Olydlill,.sp.nt Twit
week calling on ',relieve* et 1V'ing-
h4111, Kincardine, letrknow. etc.
On Thursday. August :9th. at the
1a•e(kly Epworth League meeting,
1(obt. Young, of (ioderich4 is expected
to give an luldrtlss on "Chi Life of
Y (;pj,My'smith."' We itmnld like a trig
tut'tlnut. ,141 we are s11a'e 111.• ad.hl•...
will he ,worth listening to.
COLBUHNc.
• _ • TvgisnaY. Ali,;. 1.11i.
Array: Pacoima -yd. - u• piv'iiii,.Jw
for a Targe yield nt apples this fall
•retinue Mowat and a busy time may
l••e looked for during the shipping ewe. -
- son. Thr winter varieties toe show•
nut beat the spies. greening... russets
and kings . ,..$ ially, and Pu far the
fruit rime -ere exceptionally clean, with
very few 1ra, o of the codling 111.
Many of the free. ars. overladen and
as a 1'.nseitiietice the fruit will be
small. for the tares cannot possibly
develop ... (erg. a int int ity of (alit io•
to'pesl shipping samples. It will pay
, It frust -grower( 1 they ttdlow -Hm
ielvicr given by the leading horticul-
r oris(. ie the 11,pen. to thin the apple's,
ehrn•ver' they are growing 1 n
hat, be.. 411 (nP 1r ten promising
sample'. A god dial of spraying has non.
-__.1,,,-ndone One emili,nand the results WenNEstt.4Y,Ang.Nth.
are notice:dile, for there is a marked
ditfereitee ia•j w/d'n art orchard that
has beet, spri4eil and one that has
it -writ hire to PwmP to tile, far
fr. it•rajying will depend
.gwnl hr carr taken of for orchards in
tight mg ear many (Wilt• I 114 4111(1oy
Ile. ft nit and the loliagr 44 the Utes.
LOYAL.
'1'u Kl8nA v, Aug. 1714.
Mrs. arid Miss ('lark were in Auburn
over Sunday.
Will Mallows spent Sunday with
friends in (iuderirh township.
Mr. Me(ifllivrny, of Manitoba, is vis-
iting with his cousin, Mrs. Jas. filen.
M. 1.'twrt'nre wiwnt Sunday the
guest of 'Arrhte Menke, ftnimeevitle.'
w
(8'81.4,.
Varc.e, of Toronto, ivsa'.•nd-
ing his holidays at his parent,' home.
Abs. .1, Morris, of Wayne. Michigeo,
returned to her h after a two
weeks' visit with her !mother, 1Vi11
McPhee.
Our school opened on Monday Idea
with a good attendance, our very
touch appreciated teacher, Miss
Augustine, in (Matas.
1
LOTHIAN.
T,'i.sa.tY, .tug. iii h.
Mader. David and Reid McKay are
.1 emigre part of their vas•ati4n here.
.)Lis.(. Ue11:1 :ud Ruby Rolertwm.
of 1V'inghanl, were the gars(., of Miss
Ada \ta.'Kenzie last week,
Thomas hoed has returned from
S •at 11.' and i. at presi•nt visiting - his
daughter, Mr,. Mike Hogan.
NILE.
1.
Tt'Ksn.AY, Aug. 170i.
Mr. and Mrs. (renege Currie left last
week fur the \Vest to visit thea
daughter, Mrs. Hoover.
The Misses Young, of Kincardine,
who had been visiting Mr. and Mrs
Richard Ryan, rrhlrued ui their h
011 Saturday,
_1„atilly Taylorlour, popular apple
buyer. has ,'gain Iwen making his
rounds and rt•ports a pleetiful crop of
winter apples.. He. will ke using a
.1111ar a 1/4., 11.1 and upwanl#.
A. haat Currie and hiH rioter were
WI their way to the chile picnic on
Friday Ixst their horse took fright
. nd ran away, cutting its foot badly.
Fol innately nit other damage was
(lupe.
Mi.a 1111 by Milanwn, formerly of
8hu,g.crnaon. hats lawn engaged to
4(41411 tar Nile ^181,,.1. She e -
uu•ot•ea her wink the Hrst week of
M,•plrtn►wr, Miss (fray remaining in
rhatgr in the meantime.
Miss M ars Henderson, of Kinloas,
ii,.1 bL -. ',,ung, of Chatham. were
ci-itiuq r,t .1. Mclean s for a few days
1 •-, asuak_ r
\Its 1'. M(8,ran, 44 Calumet. Minh.,
and ter si.t'•u', Mr.. O. M(Lean, of
Alpe w Mieh , are Vi.itinK their broth.
eV, 11. 11':uoplell, -
PORT ALBERT.
Wsae:tom.%v, Aug. INtb.
11.01 S t .,• 1481 un Monday to visit
f.n•t1d. III . eskoka•
l'he Pres teriana of Dunganbori
•1e4,1 1.141 11'. ursday at the lace.
MINN 1r1.1lr H Iliday, of (8, detich. is
slwmtttrg-a le nape with - Mrs. Jas,
Hayden.
Miss Urinals, 1'I niughaul returned
to bre s'•ho,.l dot es at Belfast on
M•1,.l .y.
Mr. and \11.. ,las.. ••uta, of Auburn,
were guests of Mr. an Move. Olver nn
tSutlday last,
114 and M. 4. H. J. Mo is, of Loyal,
-Iwo: one tiny last k vieittn1
fl i. tads in thee. jr: i'ti,
ALS. 41.1; attended the ones' of
her cou.iu, Mr. Sturdy, of 1'.lerieh
;ow•:drp, 11st Sunday.
JL. and Mrs. Wm: Pello and
F't ark Cromer y, of (i.alerirh, spent
S•tncty in this nrighharrhood
S h nilLietied nn Hnndayj in
char,.' of .Mts. t;utl.•r. rir Stratlo .l.
who has leen engaged Els teacher r
l he term.
A ler from Dungannon Presby -
tee i
resbyLeri ul congrellMion peat M,inday in
-.1111' ttlidst and attended the rw.pening
DUNGANNON.
/ A. NEW'I'l)N, DENTIST, LU('K•
I I. sulk. At lwwec. eryday eat'Ci' Yh(!-tut'
(.j,, New Ir naolyfur '•r:meting teeth, I. trio•
los no better than gas. 1 'rown and (ridge work,
etc. a,uwfiu,l, plate. mull brtakabir ,
N. 1t.- You .'111 4414-.1)'- hAa • your work n, wh
better dhow in the dental omos-more time,
1,el ler 4.8.6811,- for doing the work. more .wow
fur:able for the ',orient.
TUTlt'E 'CRE I.00AL AGENCY
Li is Ihu. i moon for The Signal bat the Pont •
,Mlle( 44.mit an4 stwlaw.ery Store where
unit,. will be reccirea for 1hs•riptlon .M-
♦.., hl..., met-job'-werw:-*i.4-e e«tytwaYt bet
givno for a'uuanb. 1.64,1 for the .rule.
`e ('HO(►1. HOOKS.- -THF' NEIN'
I School Hr,ut'r. and all other .chow)
eii.- at tar 1'o.t0mce S•nre. A coral .elertinn
or oiet're tr,.tr,ardo. M. RYAN, nonrfan-
Cory( n. Aln.rrrxo,--The IolOnship
cn'Incll 'flet August 111th ; all the Iln•tll-
bs•rs esent, Minulr.i of Iasi meeting
read awl payees(. Account, pail.
11.1in Arlin, work on Wallet's bell,
' *12.2:.: 8'harles Arlin. work on Walt-
ers hill, $,1.2.1: William Lippett,
work in Walter's hill, $I.:It; Charles
Robert Al in, work on \Valter•s 11411.
11tt.:a1; William Walter, work.on Wal-
ter's hill and broken plough. $1N
Albert Mugford. work nn Walter'n
IOW Rah4,4/i; Alex. Robe'twn, inspect-
ing on Walter's hill, VII: Aldir Alain,
divert, $tae: Aldin Arlin, repairing
•ro;a,l, *KM; Samuel Arlin, road work,
g.'.tti: Avert Msakrll, road work,
11141.',: Albert. Maskell, culvert, *2:
Albert Msakrll, team in grader one
day. $3.ret; Joseph Mrt!ann, grovel-
ling and tilling, $12.211: Ed. 11 alters,
•pikes, 2(1' ; Jame!. Jewell. spikes,
Js' : Jesse tr1e,fhill, four ),rare, for
finer, $1,881: William ante one.
- hiiilding. fence al Benmiller. *13.'Ll:
Thomas !tnrnhv, hr'aking Menlo
three days, $1.511; A. 1'. Brant, re-
pairing grader and stone hamnu'rs,
74!4: William Collinson, inspecting
three days, $2.211:'.%William Collinson,
eighty-four roadie of gravel, $4i.10:
,(ohm Ilreen, 107luadnofgravel, $Io.NO:
%Villiant Me Whinney, cutting hill.
*I_`11: Alex, Mcberel, building r•irrr
fence, $21.10; William Collinson. gra.
%ening, $2.i: James Kirkpatrick. in•
gwcting, $2 2.' ; Richard Carney. in-
'pecan*, $2.881; Joseph Thompson.
gray elling,$'L'',:'r1; Alex Hngie, three
and ,-half days' inspecting. *2.431:
James t,cing,'tttepe•tint., $2fti: Abner
Morris, gravelling. $'?.54.70: Matthew
Foley-, inspecting. $R:t Abner Mm
tram on grader, *7: Joseph Cat ter,
gravelling. $25; James; White, work
on Walter's hill, $41,2,1; William 1V'hit•
ley, work on Walter's hill. $3•75; 1V,
W. Fisher, twenty-eight loads of gra-
vel, $2.110; 1V. W. Fisher, road work.
: %V. Duret,'repairingrltivert,:'aIr
George Fowler, repairing greuler and
ether blacksmith work, $7.(15: Wil•
linin Hrindley, cedar poets. 11113.5'3;
Robert Bogie, gravel, $ ti,tit: Robert
Bogie, culvert, $2; Michael Tobin, re-
pairing culvert. $1: Albert 01.111 -
thorn's. inspecting cement culvert.
$1t : Samuel Potter, rlttverte end
drawing tile, $111; Arthur McNeil,
drawing gravel, $.1 48) : Alex. filen, in-
n/Piling two days and culvert. $2 AO;
Jansen Jones, building *now retire, $,i:
,lames lone., two days' work at cul
vers, $3; James Jones, railing work 411
eulv„rt. *3:.fames lone., inspecting
the coning of hill near (loldthoi p' n,
$12: John Harker, gravelling. $2.1.18):
John Barker, gravelling, $13: John
Harker, gravelling, $211 ; John Harker,
euhert at Varcoe'a, $11: John
Harker, cleaning ditch at Vareoe'e,
*7R. The county rate waw struck at
2 milk on the dollar ; township rate.
21 Mils; special wheal rate, 2 1.10
stills: sufficient elites for dlferent
school section. to he *twanged by the
clerk. The council adjourned to meet
,fainher 14th, at 2 o'clock
P. m, P. -W. MCDotrao& Clerk.
kb
Misses Lily and Frank McLean are
visiting fiends in lioderich thin week,
1. Walkom and wife left last Friday
finlnd Hen,. where they will
estep for a few days.
Jars. H. J. Crawford is vieiti(1g thin
week in inger.oll, where An old boys'
1• •(Inion is 'wing held.
Tho.. Arrlersoi and wife, of ('lin.
tent, are visiting th• formers parents
her • foe a couple of weeks.
-'JIis4 Alma Robinson left yesterday
fol a visit with friends at Nile after
renewi't_ old acquaint (nee.. in .and
around Dungannon.
Rev. G. O. Harris, who leaves
shortly for China, where he' will en-
gage. in missionary work, inldrrssedl
the. Epworth League on Wednesday,
Pvcnirrg of last week. Mr. Harris -
iv hit .s a very able speaker, elute sap
p' rte•I by the (iolerich district Ep•
i' ,rah Iragarrs, who will, no doubt,
give hint thrix hearty support.
F4«,Tlt tt.r..-On Friday evening last
Ih • ((torn tooth ill match with Crewe
was played on the Agricnthlrel I'ark.
Roth teams played well and were no
etvnly snatched that neither tenni
could wn're. A number of brilliant
plays Wel.. (mete by players of each
1.11,11. H. McKenzie acted as referee.
A I arge crowd witnessed the matrh.
8,vkV4 Sea IAL. -A lanai mortal under
the auspices of the Dungannon F:p-
wotth l.1'ngne will be held nn the
lawn of Geo. Mothers on Wednesday
evening of next week, August lith. A
gosi program will be rendered by
Mrs. Young and Mtge Treleaven. of
lateknow. the Dungannon orchestra,
Missvy,1 Vhyard, Roarh and Ryan,
of Dungannon, (iso. • L-ine, of %Anrs-
vitle, Bev, C. M. Huibe,-ford and Rev.
rho.. 'licks. Ten will but served from
.1:!x111, 4:311.irloek, A booth will be
(n (he ge4.14114d41 at which refreshments
may la• secured. A football match.
Ashtlrld t•+. West 1V'awano. h, evil/
he
played.
To,' 1:11.1. Snow four/or. -- The
directors of the Dungannon Agricul-
tnra) Society have been Innking about
fur the hen) pos'ihle talent for the *n-
un 11 concert, in connection with the
Intl show, and have decided to engage
t he Hewer Coneert Company of Lon-
don. The company include. vocal
soloists, it male gnu -tette, a comerdian
and an t'hwiili 8, giiing the variety
which is slway, det.ired in an enter-
tainment of (hid kind. Fu, -(her par-
ticulars will Is' given later on, but in
the me stall& pveryt^sly (nay• h0 a+
mired that the concert Chia year will
be idly up to the high standard estab-
lished in the pain.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
Hy heal application., as they rennin reach
the dl'no-edt 'portion n/ the ear. There 10 only
OOP way to mire dr•etre... mol Ihst is h cem•
.41,1010nel remedies Iteafness l+relined PIV an
Inflamed eonellrlon of the meenun lining of ins
1odarhlen totem. Whoa tit'. Ina. is Inflamed
yon haven rimming round or imperfect he.ar-
Ing. And when it b. entirely elosnd deafnee4 t.
the re+alt, and unless the Inflammation ewe he
taken net and tits tube restored to Its normal
condition. hearing *4)1 be 4.wtrore.l forever:
Mee mem ont of ten are reused be eaterr11
which le netalrrin=�hrltan Inflamed eondttloel ei
the mucous metros•.
We will eve One Hundred Dollars for any
ares of d*lnew (espied by catarrh, that eas•
��. o*
,d by Hair. Catarrh Vara Mood for
lar�y4, tress
,J.CHINEYaCO..Tslsae.0.
Tska yRaU i p /'aw0r PHM wr oeae-tltaNsa.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
•
'I't-Kti11.tY, Aug. 178 h.
Miss Maggie (filen, of Carlow, sawn(
Sunday with friends in this vicinity.
Mise Lizzie Hiehardron, of Woad -
stock. is Yisiting her uncle, Robert Mc-
Allister.
c-
Allister.
Jo., Wes. and Bertha Armstrong,
of Brussels, visited at Wru. Thome-
Tom Menary, of Crewe, is engtged
with A. Johu,ton this week helping
him to harvest.
. The reu)aiu+ of the late Pat. ick
Nugent, of O.deri,'h, were interred in
the. Rowan Catholic cemetery heir
last Tuesday.
:Kiss Roar McCarthy retnrnadl front
her home In Merrittun hen Salunlay
and *tatted het ditties herr as school
teacher on Monday.
James Agar threshed for quite a
11111,11 ra Taemers in This- Oct arty
last week, the wheataveraging about
twenty bushels to the acre. Donald
Melton:Lid and John Patderoon, of St.
Helene. are engage 1 with him for the
threshing season.
t:ARLOW,
8V'r-(N4su.ar, Aug. Nth.
Mrs. Duncan ii. visiting her sister,
Mrs. Miller.
Miss Laura Laute'nsIayer le spending
it week in Seaforth.
Mise Green entertained s molter of
her young friends at the lake last
Saturday.
Next Sabbath is communion Sunday
ill 8lnilh'8 Hill church. Prepatatot•y
service nn Friday afternoon.
AI.N.,.'T R e: i nv. --The grain elevator
at our station is beginning to loom up
into reality, and a few days will see it
wady to recr ye this seala)n'e grain.
is icing hilt by Hay Bros., of
wr?:
1111 I{KNTI.:n, -Nathan Johns, our
ex- ' ve. has rented' his 1.11 -acre faxen
to A ....l M. !Istria, of ('41►s)rne town-
ship, r a terra of years. Mr. Johns
and fa ily will shortly move to 111'
West, wry lie has a large farm. We-
er. sort lis lose Mr. Johns, but wel-
t Mr. Harris and family to our
township.
A Jo1.1.Y I t rtTY. --Seven IadilOI tram
the county ,wn (41111. by train to
Alcl3aw, and walk...1 ap fr the
4{ion to saw the sftern(on and
evening with lh : Trim. . Mrs. Wafer.
As Carlow diem of support a 'bus the
horses 111141 rigs of . u• storekeeper and
Mr. Miller wrre br. ght into requisi-
tion and t he partyy-,w safelyconveyed
to the depot at Melia They were a
jolly band. Came raga. , Indies,
AUBURN.
t)RINTS. Klii(i(•LAK Luc. FUR i;.:;
11 emptier ;!veto 1..: for Ihr, 70' straw
hat., regular Ss:. for Lw• : boy' line, hate, mg
War / v. for :.•: any+ linen hal., . alar �s•,
/or Iter. Ten (torr,, own'. brae(., w rah .44•,
for 2.•. At HI UUF:LLs +tore, Aubur
MiduAY, Aug. +th.
Mrs. Knox. who hail been via
friends at Br,crtleld the last
weeks. arrived home last Wednealit
John Young, of West Wetwanos
and Andrew Halliday, of Colborne,
were inducted to the (flier of elder in
the. Presbyterian church here last
Sunday.
The cooper shop is very busy at.
present turning nut et large number of
apple barrels. Theme are 1'urrhasrd
by and delivered to the farmer'+ in
rouble's* for the shipping season.
_While driving home eighteen head
of rattle which he had taught from
M. Io ekliart, Robert Medd, sr., was
kicked on the knee byy a steer. At
first it was thought to be broken, 81111
the doctor pronounced it just a severe
knock, -
('HuR.H Na1TK+.-The sacrament of
the Lord's Slipper will be administered
on Sunday, August 22nd. in the
Anieirn Prefebylrrien church at the
forenrr,n service, and at Smith's Hill in
the afternoon, Precoinion tier -
viers will he held on Friday, August
1J' Ith. nt 18:fig a. m. and - at :1 p. m.
Any persons having infants to be bap-
tized okay bring then) to the service
on Friday. There will he no preach•
ing .in the Presbyterian church.
Aubtrrn, cm Sunday evening, August.
22nd.
BARE!, ',IA..- The lest and one of the
most friendlt games of baseball of the
season was played here Setir•day
afternoon between the Salt ford and
Auburn teams. The Saltfrnd
boys
came down in Hghting trial, bringing
with them several Onderirh players.
However, the Auburn boys were not
discouraged, and pit up a very grad
exhibition of hall. The game was
rolled shortly after 5 o'clock, and for
the first five innings neither team
mewed. At the end of the ninth
the erore stood four all. In the tenth
Innings Malt ford got Inky, scoring two
to Aub urn's one and winning out. Dr.
Weir Innpired to the satisfaction of ala
Robert McGee did good work with the
hat, while Joe Lawson played a little
game of hall of his own. The lays
hope to have another game at Point.
'Farm in the ct4H'14I rte it week 1* two.
The line-up wan : Ssltford --E, 1 teen,
2 b. • 1.. Weide, :5 h. : H. Mantel, e,s, :
ft Welters, p. ; 1V. Bi.eett, c. ; H.
Walt ere, r.f. ; J, ('himholtn,
Bissett, LL ; R. McLean, 181, Auburn
-D. 1V. Ferguson(, lb.; W. McDonald],
p.J. Carter, 2h.; .1. Arthur, LP.; J.
Thervil a c. ; E. Lawson, i h. ; W.
Oovier, If,: H. McGee, r.f. ; H. Enos,
thither district ne WA on page 3
Sufferers from rheumatism find in -
lean:, relief In the "The I). & L" Men •
tbol Plaster. Be sure and get the
gen aloe. Made by Davis & Lawrence
it you have anything to flay W a
�lu1s say It to 61. face.
FALL FAIRS -1909.
Toronto Aug. 2s Sept. 1:1
1London ......... . ..... Sept. 1i- Is
(Welke. ton Sept. 111. 17
Listowel Sept. 21,
K im:it-dine Sept. 22, '2.3
tat. Marys Sept. 22, 2:1
Zurich Sept. 22, 23
....,Sept. 'L3, 21
Sept. 23, 2l
r . :.
t.
..
aiejttl.'J:, 18
Sept. :Pi, 2.s 10,...48 with .art. butoe
Sept. 'beg, 211 9 $bow .t t0 your
Sept. 38, 39, 311 T doctor
Sept, :31, Ih't. 1 / e/ ,S Ask bins .host it
.hon do.aba....
I.ucknow• .
.Milvet tun
o T
Stt tf
x It
\Vinghar
Atwood
Ripley.
Goderach
Brussels. .......
Kirkton
Borrie.....
Myth. .....
Parkhill. ....
'sweater
Dungannon
Where is
Your Hair?
In your comb? Why soP Is
not the head a much better place
for it? Better keep what is left
where it belongs! Ayer's Hair
Vigor, new improved formula,
quickly stops falling hair.
There is not s particle of doubt
about it. We speak very posi-
tively about this, for we know.
Ik,es net change the
an rotor t
( of he hale.
Sept, :pl, Ort. 1 awaseweirew
flet.:'. Indeed, the one great Ivading feature of
, • . , . • Ort. '• '1 our new Hair Vigor may well be said to
Oct, 5." be this- it stops falling hpir. Then it
.. Oct. 5, (4 goes one step further-- it aids nature in
Oct. 7. 8 restoring the hair and scalp to a healthy
condition. Ask for "the new kind."
SUMMER VISITORS. ---whew by the J. e. Ayer C!, Lowell, kLme,w,w
Arrivals at Hotel Sunset: Miss M.
Alin( urn, Terre Hants, led, : Mr. and
A11 -s. W. Acres and daughter, Hated -
ton; Mr. and Mrs. (1 R. Looker. 11..
car Looker, Heath Iwa.ker, E. Iiarohlr
Mrs. J. W. West edict, Miss 1,0111,4'
8Vesteott. Mre.. 1'•1.,. Logs, Mrs. A.
MILaren, Miss ItrnP f,. sfeLit-a.
Muss Pearl Phillips. Miss Louis.• Rul-
mei, Airs. J. 1'. Ileal, Mrs. 1V. 11
K 'nsom, Detroit : A. M. \\'agar•• O.
.11'..1\'agair.4�11ry_ •lyt��nt,.l). •' Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. 1VetheralIf an1� IK.y, 7)e
(Pint: the Mise.. 1)nuugh and :Vibe
Macpherson, (icslerieh : 111 r. and
Mts. R'. J Ha2•wa1'1I, Mrs. Alf. N..
tit exlhy, Miss F. liuorlby, Mrs. .I.
Shapland, London : Miss 1.. 1Vark
111311, Miss Fox, MINS \Varktuan,
Stratford; H. Stethrw. Montreal:
1V. T. Owan. Stilt* ford : 1'. M. Mr.
14411, Clinton: Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Ht'dgene and child, tioderich: Mr.
and Mrs. lied,, \Vaugh, Stratford ;
Mrs. J. Walkden. Hamilton ; H. J.
\1-alkttrb,j .� Seafot'OI : Mee. 11,
Heyd, Alts. B. C.13'.11, Alias 4ibliitt,
E. C. Heyd, Brant ford : Mrs. D. 8.
Lyon, Oliver T. Lyon.' Sherman,
Texas; Mrs. Francis 1/I.HIPId• Ih'treit :
Minors Violet Gale. Nina (rale. Mar-
jorie Pickthall. Toronto : Mrs. 1'. A.
lier•mond, Adeline. Shannon, Cleve-
land, 0. ; Mr. and 'Mrs. Womack.
Ilderton ; Miss Belle Stark, Ottawa
Mrs. O. Maclaren, M. F. (i. Mac -
Laren, London ; Mrs. O. K. 1V'hitely,
Alias O. C. Whitely. Paris ; Miss R.
Stewart, Miss Anita Hill. lietelph
Mr. and Mrs. 1'. S. Eppley. Ilayton,
0. ; Et•osat J. Laidlaw, Toronto : J.
A. Connor, Toronto; R. D. Jarvts,
Alex. \V. Fraser, .1. Tillman, Miss
Tillman, Mr. and Mrs. I,ashhr.a)k,
Perry Foster. London: Mr. and Mrs.
F. 11. Brewieter, London ; Dr, Nor-
man Anderson and Mrs. Anderson,
Toronto: Mrs. T. .I, Quinn, John \V.
Quinn, Dinorwic. Ont. : Miss Lucy
Ayer•«, 1Vardstock ; May H. (Reason,
Salt Lake City. Utah ; Jas. South.
(Oinis.n ; Me, anti Mee. J. Woad and
chill, London; Mrs, lireen and daugh-
ter, ('evil A. Bonrke, %Incisor : Mrs.
D, Millar. Miss Millar, Hiss 1.. Millar.
Miss MacPherson, I;o.irrielt; Mr, and
Mes. H. 114:about* a,l/t. hilal,.11axlirichL
Miss bonier Jackson, Wins.ir; Miss
Myrtle A. Thorpe. 1V'alkert•ille ; L.
Minutia]. Terre Haute, led. ; F. E.
1'umlusrn, J. 1V'. Sloan. iV. Ander- 1
son. Toronto: Miss Ada Dore. Mitch-
: Miss 1.:. Dore. Windsor: Mr. and
Mrs, F. J. Illutland, Oederich ; Mr.
and Airs. Il. Johnston, Windsor ; Mrs.
J. S. Rol.. rtaon..and_Mis+t._K1,1,FrLajo.
St, T'home,.: Mrs. M. E4
. 'ulton and
daughter, Ih-troit ; K. E. and Mrs,
Da'y'i,., Mrs. Edge. London ; It. H. Rob-
ertson, Stratford ; Mr. and lilts. W.
It. Kurtz, Jar, and Mrs. Willard Pen-
nock. Miss Heren Pennock, Minerva.
0. Oliver D. Heesrh, MisPP+ Carrie
and Manche ('cne, Detroit : Mr- and
Mrs. F. A. 8.1 'Ketmey and daughter,
Toledo. 0. ; 111r. and Mrs. B. Mettler.,
Toledo : Mr. and Mrs. (leo, E. Moore,
Toledo ; Mr. and Mrs. 1V. H. C. Bur-
nett and child, Detroit : Mr. and Mrs.
A. Wilkinson, Aries Aileen \V ilk414in,
Mies Julia Qj.arr•y, 1V incisor: Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Fold, Archibald Marl.•lren.-
I)etroit : O. K. Whitely, Paris ;
Misses 1,n114e and Hattie Armstrong,
Detroit ; .lfliss O, McCnrnitek. Mist.
I111.11',1dr M.41'ormick, Pelee Island
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Me(ilenn, Chel-
an] : Miss E. Lawrence Brown, I ).•-
t
alit.
Tho Dpoly Housefly.
in Paigatinn has shown that the
apps ntly harmless fiy is x far more
deadly nemy to the human race than
the poi. mons insects and reptile.'
whose re Illation ie wormy but whose
fi-Id of of Minn is more limited. In
recognition (f the eremite of its ertivi-
tie., Dr. 110 'ard, the United Mlales
entA lugist, has named it "The
rt'p hoi,l Fty. ft carries upon its
body from seven 1 hundred to several
million (lisrese erne. It is respon-
sible not only fir large proportion of
dent hs from lypho I fever, ant to a
large extent. (or th. high rate of in-
fant ninrtafity durin the fly .."*on.
It is estimated thatt e devastations
of the holt..• fly cost 'anada about
twenty-fivW millions ant ally.
Sanitarily speaking. . e fly is a
child of sin. it breeds ant thrives in
filth and 41rray. In sewn it lives
end mov.w and has its • 'ng. It
would is• had enough if the
fined itself to the pimps whet ninth
dirt i'. food ; but its peculiar 4 nicer
lies in the N.A. thatit is more 1 sly
than not to Worry M your kits he, or
dining -room a sufficiently , la e
amount all he filth to infect the ole
or milk or otter food it finds here.
The fly is. however, by no mean' an
ineradirehle evil. Itis at least possible
to exclude the Hy from not• homes by
means of srreence and nettings. Hatt
the more 1 11,,'al metrical it. to put an
end for good and all to the expiating
of garbage and filth where it can act
as a hotbed for these lest,. In the
absence of a system fur cull.rling gar -
lenge there, is no nevem why the
greater pert of it cannot be hurtled o'
buried. Either plan gives the house
holder inconvenience and trouble, hot
it is nlnch Letter to have to resort to
it than to suffer from the fly pest.
td be in danger of the (lineage which
it, may spread. -
As contemporary says, we have
advanced a long. way from the goal
n1d inedievel days, when. in the
stwenre .4 drainage or the. simpers)
sanitary .144%11141, RAlLagr pi 1111 41111i
weer lett exposed in the 'fen 41 treks,
and when the unholy conception of
the sanctity of dirt retarded improve-
ment In this state of Affair+. The
great Magnet,. such, for example, tea
calmed the death of twenty-flve mil-
lion people in Europe In the four-
teenth century, have disappented
with the advance in the .cienee of
sanitation. A still further advance,
In the form ora campaign against the
ubiquitous honk Ay, would probably
result In the disappearance of the lees
prevalent but equally deadly Meeks. n
of our own day.
y rim -
.Judging from the freckles on 1hi.•
summer girl's face, the open 14.31..1111
for .u1) spots 1s now
r
IF Yost' %'Al.[1i:
Real Economy
Ttlpaap4y, Augoat Ili, i909
t flu (';O'r to .harp where your
,.141Iar reaches farthest don't
fail t,) go kir McLean Bros.'
where they cii'ry the best lines
Tit-t't(8ttltfg, Ftrrrrithings, Hats -
anal Caps, Taih►rintr, ;find every-
thing for gentlemen except the
boots, at the \'el'\' closet prices
for good goods.
McLean Bros.
Tailoring
5
Gents' Furnishings.
LOSING FLESH
in summer can be prevented
by taking
SCOTT'S EMULSION
It's ak beneficial in summer
as in winter. If you are weak
and run down it will give you
strength and build you up.
14.40 a is . I1n10 wad milk .,r ..ter
Geta ImaH-bottle now. Ata t)n.gists
THE STANDARD Or THE WORLD
AN .1 IIlle you can furls it t',tirly
lice (1111(e opinion of what your neigh-
i>.ue. Slink of you hv,what tln•y say of
(arras
T
With half the labor, and at
half the cost of other soap,
Sunlight does the whole
washing In half the time,
yet without injuring the
most delicate fabric.
Use It the Sunlight way.
Follow the directions.
APPLES
The undersigned will be in the
-market during: the codling
me4Rnn for o,'plr4nf all kinds,
fill an.l Water. •
11'811 buy- and pact: apples in
411' owlet' dicit. :is they rttnle
from the tree delivered at the
stot•ehnuse in liolrrich.
D. F. HAM LINK,
;U11•:1(11'8.
W. E. KELLY
WATCHMAKER,
JEWELER
and
OPTICIAN.
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE
LICENSES'
'PHONES
Store, 153.
Residence, 185.
-1-
Store will be closed Wednesday
afternoons during July
and August -
Western -Fair-
()l'EN
' THE woRL11
Athletic . __ ,
Day
Monday
Dog Show
LONDON
Ontario's
Popular
Exhibition
Sept. IO -18
INCREASED
PRIZE LIST
Speed
Events
Daily
Cat Show
THE GREAT LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION
Music
!4)st HiG:HI.,tNDERS
7th FUSILIERS
Attractions
l'ROORAM T%VICE DAILY
THE HEST EVER
hIRE\1'O1t1S TAKE .V HOLIDAY
each e v ('n i n g visit London's Fair
SPEC'A1. RATES
over all Railways
Prize Li'.ta, Entry F,u•ma, l'rugr.l,mtnea. and all information from
\V'. J. ItE11), President A. 111. Hl'NT, Secretary
HELP
WANTED
Wanted. - Experienced Operators, on
Pants, Knickers, Overalls. Constant
Employment theear round, HIGHEST
• WAGE PAT -D, -
INEXPERIENCED !{ANDS TO
LEARN OPERATING.
Taylor -Anderson -
Southgate Co., Limited,
Seaforth
Picnic Time
For pienie t' • we have all
the best kiude of Canned( Hoods.
Canned Turkey
('anntd Ctlicken
(.Tanned Veal
Canned( Tongue
Canned Salmon
(T1a11� H*yn--_--_--
Condeneed Cream
hull
-variety of Fancy Biscuits.
('all up telephone No. Itki
(rooms delivered) promptly.
William L. Lindsay
Hamilton Ht. ll(derich.
For buying opportunities read Signal Advertisements.
ri iHarvestTme
I! ,
flAgain!.
Wc'always strive to get the hest and 8.VC have it
_
for \ uta this year.
awe. -s
BUGGIES - BUGGIES
O
ve received shipments
ala of the
mem Models in
GREY and MOUNT FOREST
BUGGI ES
Two of the best lines made in Can-
ada.
Rubber Tires. Automobile Stats
and all rhe.latest Ideas in 8rst-
eles. Carnage'.
A good- second-hand -Grinder for
sale, in good repair. to -inch plates.
Several good drivers and some
Sows for sale.
Robert Wilson
Agent for
Mosey- Harris Implements, Mel-
tette Cream Separators, Fleury
Plows, Bissell Disc
Harrows, Land Rollers,
etc., etc.
Wareeooma -Hamilton Street.
(►oderich•
0
GILT EDGE
BINDER TWINE
650 feet Twine at 11 Cents per Ib.
This Twine is all one sizl', 111 making, '1 paanen through a miser,
'which snakes itimpeeesibl.• for any 1 p. or larg•• piet'4'U to get
Ili 10 choke your Moder.
rail&y:--- ROPE
We have a quantity of 7-v in. list American Pure Manila
Hope A reg,llar'J' h'. Rope, rebirth we ran give you for 141.•. per Ih,
it••,t N11'11311 I in. Rope, 1 strand*, ave ran glue you at 1 1c. per 11,
1\'e 1145 I. a 1:111.i' ns'orinomt of Forks, with end without
'.8381, just in for volt In (hisme froru. Scythes, from t;:«•, to $1.25,
Smiths, 7.1e. 80 `Cir.
Pure Paris Green, 30c. per Ib.
WARM WEATHER GOODS
cunt. (til, and (iASIII.INI? MTOVEM, A large assortment
tn,honse from.
til:I 1(1(3 ERATORS, at all price%
HAMMOCKS. atall prices.
FIMHIN(3 P141.F,s4 end TM 'K LE.
Al'TOMi)IIILIES and ('ARTS.
-t1A3tl►EN 88188.14 end MY/MEN.
MIRA %V 11E11RV HULLERS. 0i81ItitY STONERS.
ELEPHANT 1WHI'l'F: LEAD and IJAI)EN 081..
SIIERWIN•WIL1.I:IJiS HEADY-MTXF.11 TAINTS.
FENCING
We el ill have a few ro.i. ,,r i hr t1 -wile No, H Wire 1eft, at roe.
per rod ; alio a quantity of Nos. H end 12 ('oiled Wire, and a
quanl i4y of Dart, Wire.
For E4vestroughing, Tinnmith,ing, Plumbing end Heating we ran
give you prompt intent inn, and all work fully guaranteed.
AtmThaw t CHAS. C. LEE
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