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The News of the District. .4.
411.
LOTHIAN.
TU KStA Y, Oct. 244th,
.fas. Gilmore to vIulttng In Chicago.
Mies Isobel MtDertnid sled Monday
with Miss Ada McKenzie.
Urs. \. Mao'Kay, her brother, Italy')
Nizun, and d
(laughter spent Monday at
him'.
number flvin ,u• d her tuck i4)
the 1Id ileIluws' celebration at Luck -
now yesterday.
Alex. Maltby has returned to Luck-
: ,1 .o high school after spending
'T'hanksgiv'ing at h
The stork has visited the home of
%Ir. and Mrs. Hogan 1 lett a Tittle
baby. Couglalula ' s!
%lis. Ada Jl'Ketzie 4410 returned 1.
\,n111141 all SO•atforl utter 444M1111iug
'I'hauka.giviltg at her h how.
Mis. Robertson, of Ottawa, and Mts.
Hellon, of Littleton, are %irking their
s, -ter, )Ire. James McDonald.
CARLOW.
• TL'KIDAv, Oct. 2aR.h.
some people from Carlow were at-
tending wtddioge Tart week. Hope it
may put thrune of them in lav notion
1hl•msrl►''N.
11. 11. VolIll f is having a rruhrn4
took put up this week, and :let Jars.
I. eneeslayer one 440 her Lu in, in con-
tiection with the windmill.
_ores plraswl t kr able to M&y
that Jonathan Miller, who has been
-enously i11, is emorwlIat improved.
\Ir, Bull ale() has leen -ick, but
is inlpm,ving.
4'ivt1Nu 141 (1,4111,! Misses
Maine 14 Mows and Florence Young
stent
Illy Thanksgiving holidays in
S.•Itorl h ...... Mrs. 1',miter. of 1.',ndon.
w.t- the guest of her 1111,14', Thus.
limns ...Frank MrUonagh, j r. ,
visited his parents over 4 lay and
('has. Var,nw waw Al Ilia hurtle fit' the
holiday Mrs. flex. holm, ( sun. el
fGmd,•tirh, vinitett her (laughter. Mrd.
El. Fisher . Airs A \Valuers
has returned limn.. (nun the %Vest.
. .&tr. Busy, of Toronto, was :4
guest at the hung• of /'oL Verne-. ...
Ili.. Loire Walter, 4.41 Durham Model
School, Nab hut1'' for the holiday
%Ins Lena Haiittun spent Thanks-
giving in London.
AMBERLEY.
Jhevo%v. (let. ':nth.
\,Ian Bottle i, t► happy own now,
a. there is enough Water 'to turd his
guilt.
The cement 'nen are busy wiirking
on tar railway at the Eighteen -nails
Itivei.
t«
G. 1Vildfang I B,.ht_ Mleele
have gone 4r Elmwood t.. .pend Thatks-
giving.
Hervice in the Jlrth.Nlist church
meat Sabbath ate: nldru will be at a
Carmel l'horlourit and 1'Iifi Robinson
ietlimed ho11ie tri r111 swift 1'urrent.
S.h.k., last wreak.
1V.• ar.glad to hear that .lames Mc -
1 tatiald is aide t., lie around again after
reef t Ing oyer 111P (PVC!".
• %Ir. std JI('-. J:uu.•d 1Vilki, and
,;•:11111,1nnghl•r Hazel Bradley, spout.
'I'h.ulkspising in '1'4te9on.
Ron• \(curo,.(W .ay. Il.tl w,• are
K
g have Italian .•r yet. as
the robins hay, not gone to Ilse Soulh
fol' t!1.• Wirrtel I.
kV.. ale .orgy to 4.•1..rl Ute deal Is of
Daniel 11cNsi14, who died Saturday.
Get"111 r 'skd. '1'h.• Celli/11N herr
lakrn 14, Kinc:tnrinr cemetey Mon -
da• . 4 )'titter- 2-,I It Much .ytrpathy
is felt for the li-teave.l widow nod
fiend(.
LOCHALSM.
Monn.vY, Oct.i:rlll
Nail of the 121 It spent 1111 r% ' g
m
Imine last week.
Jai-. 4.itiau l bink is at her 1 tt
St. Helens for the holidays.
1V.• regret 1.. learn that Mrs. D.
' 4•Leii11ail is lad up. owing l,1
re•.ulting from a severe fall.
Mr • 51.try 11. 'Ic Kentie. 1:h1 ami-
' •..int, spent it few day. at 1). It.
�1 'I\,'11/11' N last week.
The youngest child /if .lultn Camp-
bell. who wa. seriously ill last week.
r, again, we are !deists' to v1y, rrcn%-
.1 mg.
John• It. M. Kenzie returned limes
Last week after spending a few wes•k.
1, , n e
4)l I Ir � r• point, n lb
u1t and ells t n
oilier s111,' of the hmldet.
F:.I,;.m' Rohl', of S11 111,rd, and !ton-
al I h int 'yam. mf 44 ..I rich, are sp.-nd-
;y--cult the Thanksgiving h.1iialdt�'4 iIt their
• r.•+pccu v1• h •s in this semU"n.
ii illy Bs: Its:Kv s: '4r4:84 8111'. The
• following apprer•ialion of Chas. Slew
nal quoted trona The . Ripley Express
--.4 tart week will doubtll:ss lind 1111
A
_-_cele i4) the hearts of ,\I r. Stewart'.ra many ft iln11. in .4 I,Il ld : "Charlie
tt% 41,•wv.rt'e name in mentioned in con-
nect ion with t he reeve -ship of Ashfield,
and we would not be surprise) to learn
that his ftiends have perxunded him l4'
la.
13,uIafPo
for lh1 is ,chair.
t
u NlMAion of the township enuncil.
Charlie displayed great Mural cooing..
when Ihelocal option bylaw wee in-
treslrm'ryh He is a man that is not
afraid to express an opinion and 1)4.811'
swarm to evade an home. The rate
payer" of Ashfield Overt! hire at the
hr.tl of the (44(44 lent year, aid the eon-
lidrner placed in him had not leen
shaken.
V
.1 vt THE LAD
s. 11'r
1V.\HN NI1 s H 1
I
give the following, which is quoted by
a► heal paler fr The Bruce Time,,
its a terrible warning to our *1111.4••,.
and uneophistieuted Lochalsh lade :
"You have all betted of the ease where
a woman ran a needle into her thumb
and after twenty yenta it worked it-
self out Yet her lig t.w, Wall. Walk-
Piton has a cage thou has that unto
heat by a mile. last year one of our
young holies m,ude the mistake of pin-
ning her belt with a needle, and the
needle ran into her, and could not 1*'
found. Just the other day, it in said
to have been found coming out of the
arm M one of our young men. We
don't know how the needle was tPeog-
n17.401 aro the same unless by the ex-
pteAsion of its eye. • How it got ft
the young _lady'a_Waist _ti tate j'nhing
man's arae La a mystery that bsfmce
sdeneo."
ta.
e100 Reward, MOO
The readers of thl. tetrer will ►s• plan -rd to
learn that 4here is al Iee-I one dreaded dlsre.e
that wiener ha. been able to carp In all its
'taee•, ane that Is ('atarrh Hell + ('eterch
1141.0arly 4440,44bre rnr4 11known to
Ih. niMlrs? hMPrnit r. 4'M.trrh• In014 dnlr R rnnst f
Iminnal 44,,p o. ,'puln.e A r, th etlnnal trent
lint. Halle Catarrh I Unrolls taken Inlern1lly.
tine dimity Open the Moral nod memo•
mem of the system. thereby destroying the
Arlon of the dh.e't.w, end gisitlg the PR
strength h heeling` no the conaltutlon
biting nature In Me R work. The
tons hese weer fat In Ito soma • e
hat they M1er One undyed (h gnat"
a'1 that It hIM to oar. &end for Ilia
CR4NRY 11 Cu, Toledo. o.
idle fsr eoasUpellen•
we
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OUNGANNON.
t A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK -
II. kN►W.--At lemma every day exauplThula
days. New reueoly for extracting teeth Iilou nu
foram. better I I g.o. ''1'uw44 wad br 4 o work,
• Aluminum plalu.e loon breakable.'
N. H. • You can adways have your work 'much
betlel 1101111 in the dental oIIw- 1110111 Ile.•,
IM:Uur !twilit.. fur doing taw work, more cow
forbade fur the Vataen4
NOI'R'E.. THE LOCAL A11ENl'Y
to I nu,rg{ap thou fur The Signal kat the I'Ir.t
osier k y
w
mat Stationery MWtt where
owlet, wall 1,,. received fur ubscriptlu.., to
4.•rli.i,g :old rub work. wad r oeiote will be
given fur •event• paid fur this elru.e.
IIEN VISITING 1 '
I l -INTI OI NU N Y.
1 A NU.
d 01.' r
V l furget • I
..s, lar Oar n, l0111 at the .dr.t ufuu and
r,ei. *' w'aU lance. Regular ..i
:ad Mlle u.ell µµler. .rlllug for 1!s: ; regular 1'd•.
Pic. 4.c 14'. selling for 4.c: 1.8% 13• w.d 111',
944,4* fur 114' , also a lartle wwrlueul of good
p1. µr•r. ,.•flue*+t :4 .tad .c a roll. M. RYAN.
111144*
``1 1.. 'I'AU'BI•:, El'ESIGH'T MI'El'-
U . 1A LIST. of Toronto. will ter at Mil-
luu*I • hulrl. 1l,,,, .uuw,4. N'edue.duy rule
444)0(4. Nov r11.b.•r :enl, and ff there 4, anything
wrong wit It f our eye,, or thela„g. ymt are
now we.milg do out suit you. . �o 1.01 fail Lucor,
.oil hlln.
NyKON101111Ar, Oct. 27th.
Curio it NiITK,t.._It,•v. Mt'. Thump -
eon, of 1Vhitechurch, preached in the.
Methodist church last Sundry, morn-
ing and evening, supplying for Itev, L.
Bartlett, who conducted anniversary
services at one of Mr. Thou,psun'o
appoiulmetlr.
111'1, 44444 THE Wien/N.-H..1, Craw -
lord, Charles, Elliott and J. Johnston
leave this week for the hunting
grounds. Mr. Johtisluil glrett with a
'tart- of Chlllotl ntnlro4s to he Moose
country hack of Sudbuy, while the
others, r4itturewl by Dan Biekle, of
(il.urrirh, and H. Carrick, of 1Vhite-
'•h4iirh, will hunt deer in Parry Sound
11i•ll icl, Ira n ing riviliza6011 at Trout
Creek 'dation.
4I tem IS.. (►x %Vea.t, E. M. 1'.01w.11,
,0l1 r4f Hes. .I at urs l':Nwe•11, 1.fnrnurr.
14.1st01 on tin• L)ungaunut circuit, art,
resigned his pd.Oition aN manager in
the Meth.rl,st Book 14114.111, Toronto,
10 a.•crpt lar posit' 11 yN.irtaul
rtraeag.•r ..t the Turuulu public Id.-
rary ,)'.Lem. Mr. Caswell has many
friends 11n Unngmunon who ale pleased
t.1 know of the record he is waking i
the Queen ('it y and who wish hie.
every .114-ee"N in his new position.
helm,' ties, Full 84,.8S/N411 Ru\.
1•crit '1't"leav'en ha• been trans-
ferred Ir the 1Vatfold branch of
the Sterling frank to Auburn, where
he will have charge temporarily at
Itattt, The. _resignation mf 1). 1V.
Ferguson, fie utterly in charge at Au-
burn, left the pewit' vacant, and flip
head office has shown cinflil..nee
in our former towu.,uwe's anility and
integrity by waking 1 Inallagll•.
. Mo CONN4a.1.-141Hw4N. A pretty
wedding took place at S:al %V. -does --
414y evening. 44•tnler )tt h. at the reel -
(temp of .Jr, and Mee. .las. (.ibnon,
Dungan when .their youngest
d:,nghtet, Lottie, was United int Mar-
riage to 111(4. Mrl'.1nnr11, of Kincar-
dine; Rev. 'Thus. Hicks, rector of
tit. 1'atil'( clued), officiating. 1'he
bride t'reeivrJ ninny beautiful and
useful prew•n(44, showing the Psteeut in
w'hic11 she is held. The groom's
gift to the bride was. a handsome
Maim. Atter partaking of a stoup-
tom.
ump-t 4). r.• .a+1 the. bridle and gnenti
Mees,• 4.. 1.1r k and took the train
to Kincar.line. where they will in
future read.'. The many friends of
Elie bride aunt grooms join' in wishing
them a happy .mel 41 operiiii. wedded
life
111114:414. Word has b, -en received
of the death at F:1urn 1.1 Mair Mat •
thew.. relict .1 the late Rev. ,late'
lir.ley, n former pastor lila 1 11 1►11n-
gait eirruil . News of the slid -
den death of Mrs. Ill'., Whitley at
linea h• hast Friday cane• A. a great.
.hark to man)' friends in !hinge
and vicinity. and great 'V1114.11hs' is
felt for the bereaved parents.
Fresh eggs mfr lringiug :' t...We and
good butter 111,,'.11 [J' 4 rents this week.
44141441 ptnglv.'. lg 1wtllg made lit
the Methodle.t clnlrl•h. The frame-
work 1115 fh,• 111w'e' is completed and
the utetal shingles are nearly all in
1.0,1 lull. 'TIP lathing has Iwr11 c -
plelyd .old pl •stet 4118 vv111 he ronuurn-
rrd this week. Thr olwutng ?wrvic.•-
tM:) he• 111'1/1 before'New Year's
NI1. Ileorge, ,'(4i 111, nrg'Inizer for the
4 Pi der of ('anadi 111 Hogue ('ir•le•.,
.pout .n few .lay's lag week in our vil-
lage in the-in'.ere-a. of that .swirly,
11 h•:n. V ♦ v1. hr.sl Treleaven,of
1ifelerh .col Thanksgiving iv
1 a g 1 g al
bonne Miss Mary IMaw', of %lild-
may. spent the holiday with relittIves
b.•rr... ..M4 ('11111» 11'bye rd
daughter, Ilumm..left 41111 TIe'.l.ty
M.0'11i14 Io sisal t4 i 11 lii•ir in
\IiIJlnay 1b • Peat I4.ulford is
a..ietau)t at li. J."1. r»twiw ti's , . s, , . %Vw.
‘144'1410 spent 1 hanke+ggiving with has
brother of Beit 'thee ...ial. k
Roberts, of Auburn, wag 11.11111' .1'14.1•
~,runty 4 la) boil i'S1(41,I', '.14414 '.1 hie
1I .est week M
f.athrl in a lit l k 1 .
alt
1
awl .' I 4;. S t400ds. of lerdlerirl.
visited at Hie i elf .t. M. Roberta
thin week .. 11ms Spence, of Gde-
richh, spent the holiday wit h Mis.
Augustine Miss Ho•ggarth and
Mi -s Ada Sproul. of (helm tell, visited
• w .neeSunday
eh.•laltlern ,nt nl y r
%Ir, and illi'.,. II. 'I'.ir'im•1' 111111 Misg
Mil want wen• out f • (iadl,•-
rich river Sunday Chan. Whyen',
f Waterloo, spent •rhankseiving at
the '11,4111P of his parents. Charlie
leaves on the first of next month 4't'
( hesley, where lie will liner ihargtpe .d
the "Mee 1444(... in Krug tiros.' tilrni-
rur.• (,••tory Al! 4. Elliott and
chilthen, who have been visiting col.
.11 this left for their
home in the %V.'oI to Monday
Miss S. Hell, of 1(dlerirh, Visited
friends 'here un Jlnn11ay... ..Wm.
)pole 111111 Rnht. Bowers Matte. a hugi-
nrsd Trip li I.IIl'_k,rnw )•end Prlay
Ili.. Frank \L•1.'an, of Lncknnw,
event Thanksgiving at her home
here Mies Olive 'Crawford is viAtt-
ing at the h.1n,r of '.Ti-. it," 1t11'kte fn
Oo,lrtieh Jit'd, .1a1nPA Meld• who
hid Icon ill at the hotly tf her 1111thP1t,
left laid week for Auburn'and has
since von" Co ('linl"n hrtepittlt
Ali.. Hay, of Ltk.ffeld, is visiting her
sister, Mra. DuR it 'harks Saun-
ders end James 4'arnie, of (inderltb,
visited (riemle here on Jlondny.....
Mins Mand Whrard, of liowlph, and
\1Iav Jlarinn Heehle•I, of Elmira, spent
Thanksgiving et the h of Mr. and
ttrs.:fmmnew Wiry -nod -Miss Elliott
spent the holiday at Wise:Work
The U. 4,. 1. el Intents were Mune from
41rdle•rirh over Thanksgiving, Donald
Air Nevin bringing mita load of sixteen
or eighteen.
AT rite. Mv.\I•ont %TOR, -The husked
spot in 1 hingannot at present in at the
evaporator, which at times ie nearly
swamped by the tipples which rame
piling in. The high winds of the past
week have shaken Ihnusandr of
bushels of apples from the trees, and
at times as many aA six end seven
wagons are lined up hetore the rewrites
Ing bins. The Industry gives employ
menu to over twenty-five hands and
more help would he employed If It
were available. The season this year
will Tart W near the end of November.
T1le price paid is such that in mune
cadre the lament ter rha1in1 the
apples from the tuns and twinging
them iu bags to the evaporator rather
than go to the trouble of picking and
lucking thew in harrele.
A (i1IKA'r l'u1t'I NIi,NI'N. The ILew
in last week'x Signal regarding the C.
I'. R. elation at Metlaw war appreci-
ated very much by people i11 this
vicinity. It is rate to say that over
seventy-five tee cent. of the produce
whirl formerly went from this vicin-
ity to (iuderich and I.uckuow is DOW
taken to McGaw. .INut lily is the
distance shorter, but the lung hills are
avoided. The road, however, Trow
Carlow to the station should be put in
better shape at once. True, some
gravel ham been put on it, but many
(*moor claim the gravel is tut Flue
that large stones should he put down
first W (urn a foundation fur the
email fillers. The driveway at the
station booth of the tricky has been
put In excellent shape, but two or
three hundred wagonloads of gravel
should be placed around the freight
sheds and cattle pens.
A Succrtss.-The annual hot Hopper
nod entertainment under the auspice
of Sl. Paul's church was held in the
Agricultural Hall on Monday evening,
and notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather wan a derided success, the
proe•eeds amounting to. over $tlf). The
supper was served from 0 to S o'clock
downs -1.1'1m t-vor7011e
bounteous supply of fowl and other
god thiugs, after which the enter-
tainment was held upstairs. The at-
traction of the evening was the Abut -
cheater Male Quartette, of Celt, and
the church uuanagemrnt should be
thanked most heartily for the excel-
lent program provided. In (4e past
Dungannon people have had the pleas,
ore of listening to sone of ('anadw'A
Most popular singers, but we way
safely say never before have they en•
joyed singing more than that which
they heard last Monday evening. The
old familiar Hong "Annie Laurie'
stirred new and deeper emotions,
while -Southern Melodies' yeller(' the
most popular' and touching mel-
odies of the 4.1nth. The iluwurnu,
selections abet were well rendered and
greatly appreciated by the audience.
Rm. C. Handers, of Lucknow, contriM-
uted a reading and addresses were
given by Rev. Mestere. Rutherford and
I.. Bartlett, and Mrs. Hicks sang a
solo. The concert was one of the lest
ever given ,in Dungannon, and we
may safely say should they return tt
the village at some future date, no
hall will be Targe enough to hold ,the
crowd which will greet the Manchester
Mattie Quartette
ST. AUGUSTINE. •
TUESDAY, Oct. 241th.
Bernard McCabe has returned home
from the West.
Apple -picking and packing is the
order of the day.
Miss .%nnie Kinahan is visiting Mrs
statTord at present.
Miss ERIe Knox, of Auburn, is ',boil-
ing !riptide in this vicinity.
John Boyle, the township collector,
slartwl on his rounds last week.
Miss Josephine, Betsy and David
JI,A1lister spent Sunday with Cedar
Valley friends.
Hubert l'haumry ham returned home
after having spent a couple of tuonth-
in the harvest fields of the great
Northwest.
.\ number of people from this
vicinity attended the funeral of the
late H. Campbell, of Westfield, tart
Wed relay afternoon.
.1 number of the people from thin
vi.•inity attended the Westfield anni-
versary eervkees hast Sunda and the
fowl supper on Monday night,
Sums of the farmers in this vicinity
attended the aur'tion sale of farm,
farm stock and implements of the
estate of the late Patrick Troy, of
11'hiterhureb. on Monday
KINTAIL.
WEUNF:Ni.vv, Oct. 27th.
9LIVE FOWL WANTED.--
y,111111 .yes- u- n. to 1 rare AIM1 date of de
tort) F. A. JF:1.1,114.•kIotall.
HERE ARE MONEY -HAVERS FOR
you. SI. lltorge naen • purr wool un-
•hrl11kable ester*tar Ithe good kbdt.. per
,ult p. 'u. for lt..ln: 141,107. only woollen
-rd•k•. •L".e. for '!a pair : men "r leather mltt.,.,:r.
for Rte. :or for 1 r i ladies e
r.ledo and rehear. l,
1••' pure
wool. 1' gnnuent. \\'r don't sell cheat/ Huh
hi•h. We do what we advertise. give you
..at iditol ion or sour money refunded. F. A.
11.1.1.1s Kiul:J?.
Hiss Mary McKenzie, of Port Al-
bert, spent a few days with her aunt,
Miss Annie McKenzie, Lake Shore.
\Ir. and Mrs. Thin. Mollineaux, of
Oluhlin, .tient a few days Iasi week" at
Mrs. Mollineaux's father's, John
Griffin's.
Missed Lily and Florence McLean
....re home fr.1m Stratford for the holi-
days and Mise firace McLean WAS home
fl't.m the G. 1'. 1.
Mrs. Will Aplin with Masters
I)unran and Archibald, of l:amlachie,
ep ant the holidays at the residence of
her parent.., Mr. and Mrs, Duncan
\Irf.eo d.
flue Women's institute will meet at
tFP home of Miss Reece McGregor on
Wednesday of next week, November"
3rd, at 2:)10. All ladies will be made
weleome.
NILE.
Tt'Rano,', Oct. 211th.
Mrs. Cook, of Clinton, ds visiting her•
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Kerr.
The many friends here of Mrs. (Dr.)
Whitley (formerly Aliso Minnie Mc-
Vittiel were ehorked to hear of her
sudden death last week, 1Ve extend
4t the bereaved family our sincere
sympathy.
THE MISSIONARY Mn\'F.MRNT.---Htrn-
day. October lith, was missionary day
on the Nib circuit and special sermons
were preached on the great theme of
missions. In tbe morning the pastor,
Rev. 1V, Conway, spoke on "The Need
of a Forward Movement for Mis-
sions," and in the evening an eloquent,
thrnrghtfnl and Ponehing *ddreaa was
given by Rev. Al. I). Madden, of rine
Biter, ,n "Why We Should .Send the
(beget; t+, t.bw Whole World." U
Monday evening, ()Mohr!. xith, a
gathering 'qua in character And of
exceptional interestwax held in the
form of a laymen's missionary ban-
quet. The sapper, which wan pro-
vided by a non)twr of the good ladies
11 the Women'', Missionary Mowiety,
was held in the basement of the
church. The rnotn 10sr tastefully dec-
orated, the tables neatly arranged and
the mono such as would satisfy the
palate of the epicurean. A number of
the young men very skilfully and
politely acted am wafters. After all
had partaken to their full satisfaction
of the good things so generously pro-
vided.p.etor, acting as chairman.
inttoduoed a program which proved
to 1* one of the greatest tt'e1Lte ever
enjoyed by the people of Nile. In his
oprolog remark', the chairulau void he
rejoiced in the we1Lrw'e .1i missionary
enterprise and of Missionary spirit
which made Mull a gathering possible
in the community ; while miesiunar)
banquets were being held it the towns
and cities, they were a rare oecw'rrurr
i41 the coutdry places. He said he was
proud of the fact that the Nilet'hurch
had a competent laymen's comMitter
which was working enthusiastically
along the lines of the laymen's mis-
sionary wovemeut. After a oelectiut
from the male quartette,J. O, .1ur
-
dock, of Luck now, was introduced
and Npuke on the awakening lh•ieit
and the origin mud aim of the laymen's
1u(Yentent, showing how (rod had
given this generation such umar%eltous
opportunity through the open door in
the East and how through the lay-
usen'r mirsiouary movement He was
inspiring the \Vest to seize the oppor-
tunity and to fulfill the responsibility.
Then followed a rosete:1y preeeotation
of the subject of Canada's national
wiesionary policy by G. F. Blair. of
Oomderich, It is sate to say that no
finer addressee were ever given in our
church. The eloquence and enthus-
iasm of the speakers showed that they
had given thorough study to these
great problems and were intensely in
earnest in the great cause of missions.
Following the at:dressee there was a
brief discussion regarding local con-
ditions and what we eould do to fulfill
our pa-Ti6' h4 i(re4t wm'!<:---treesotn'
Om was passed that we set the s
of $5110 as the amount the Nile circuit
would endeavor to raise thie year for
missions. Votes of thanks were ten-
dered to the speakers and to the
ladies and the meeting closed with the
singing of "Praise (rod from Whom
All Blessings Flj,w." Among those
preheat from a distance were Rev.).
H. Mann, of Aubut'n; W. C. Potter,
u( G,alerieh, and William Mallows, of
Carlow.
FOOD FOB A YEAR
NSW ]Mas
ink *IWO&
•leer Imam
lir. Ili da
Tvensillna. !MIL
This represents a ink ra-
tios ter a mon for aver.
But some people est and
eat and pew thinner. This
means a defecli a e%estion
and unsuitable fool Merge
rase bottle of
Scolt's Emulsin
equals in nourishing proper-
ties ten pounds of meat.
Your physician can tell you
how it does it.
1011 *ALE NY ALL mummers
51.4 Mk. . •ems• .,f pprr and flu. .1 4..r Nr
A.ath.l 14..,en 8,.,1 .:.448.,14. sae4ra IM r
a.sa One/ ....WI,.. Uwd Lei e.e•r.
SCoi r & aOWNE
tri Wllingt•e Stress. West Troweet, AL
NEW STOCK
of Pickles just in. 1
MUSTARD PICKLES.
SWEET PICKLES.
MIXED PiCKLES,
AT THE PEOPLE'S
GROCERY
Also a new stuck off
CURRANTS.
1
RAI S NS Etc.
Highest rash or trade prices
for I'otat.'a, Butter and Egg..
Let 1144 have your y u nrdPrN for
FIA)t1R ANi) FEED.
Prompt delivery.
P.. f-. RYAN
I'h.1nr \o. Ili. 4iaruiltlin St.
n_n
1t'e easier to descend front our an-
eentorN than it ie to rise shone thane.
1'uuaanafl
Coughs of
Children
Especially sight coughs. Na-
ture
rture needs a little help te quiet
the irritation, control the is-
flammatioo, check the progress
of the disease. Our advice la
-give the children Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral. Ask your
doctor If this is his advice also.
He knows best. Do as he trays.
WEAR
Stanfield's
Unshrinkable
Underwear
ae•AWe
•sense •se fer
/ers' aN1
.1
tre_ .v aala.•.
w• sego 7.0 re
NYroa Low
Horror
If you think constipation is of trilling
consequence, just ask your doctor. Hs
will disabuse you of that notion la short
order. "Correa it, at once I " hs will
say. Then ask him about Ayeres Pills.
A mild liver pill, all vegetable.
Amu 117 the 2.0. Lore Oe., twtlk, iaaa,•�
The
Latest Thing
for Wash Day is
TAYLOR'S
BORAX SOAP
The best soap made for
the laundry.
No need' to add borax
with this soap to soften
the water, as the soap
contains a sufficient
quantity.
TAYLOR'S
BORAX SOAP
can be had at
Sturdy & Co.'s
'Phone qt - West Side Square.
4
nig
Propos' l ro s'
1
in
de 'rT
WE
HAVE
IT
FOR
ALL
SIZES
OF
MEN
McLEAN BROS.
Agents
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Furnishers
Irsssl�e
otE
\ FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
n.v OUR
Cascara Bromide Quinine
ANO
White Pine and Tar
rHISI RiMiO/ID AND DUNE.
DUNLOP,
Bedford Block.
The Druggist.
Uoderich
Advertisements in THE SIGNAL are read by the best.
people in West Huron.
r
Tim Sea w Casal ere
The Shoe We Hold Up
for ywir esaminaton 4• made by one of the
foremost +boo designers of the country. It IN a
shoe that I. as honestly built as it Is skilfully
elan1.e•a
!Wok: ('OMFOlt AND $TYLIC
are wowed its wearer and long sorviee as well.
Conte and have your foot fitted with a pair.
There aro all elms and width.. so tee can guar
antee a Int se good a. 11 Y0/1 had year Yee.
made to order.
WM. SHARMAN
WE TEACH
BUSINESS
Today's ways of doing things. •
Our graduates go to good
positions --because our training
makes therm callable nt doing
the kin(' of work men are
willing to pay for. We have
the 'sentiment. %Ve have the
teachers --211 o r
f them. If you
want gaud results and stasis.
twice to a position ata gcddb
salary' come 4, our school.
Free catalogue,
Gastral guises, Genese, Tornio.
W. 14. SHAW,
Principal.
(ret -rich -quick schemes enable a lot
of people to get Poor quicker.
Howfo Ifl9w7
ISONh
jl
I)o not bus an Edison Phonograph until
you are convinced that you want one.
Hear it at the dealer's first.
Hear it play a number of pieces. Hear It
play the kind of music that you like -music
that you have heard people sing and play -so
that you ('an know how well it does it. H.
it play Amh(•roI sw well as Standard Records.
You will decide that the Edison Phonograph
is the hest.
Then remember that it takes only a small
amount .of money to buy it. _ You can get a
perfect &limn, Phonograph at your own price,
ihether it is $16.5U or any price up to
$161.50--otl.' that will last a life -time, that
egill give pleasure every day, that will help you
to educate your family, that will entertain your
friends, and that will while away many hour
that might otherwise be misspent"
Standard Records Me
Amtartek .eorde (4w1e al hoar 'ire
Grand Opera Reecede . . . . ase
Tore oft YAW*. dealer. ever7wk.re. G ti w
Nolo the ban Phor.ear.Dk star beth KNOW fig=
eat
Amber -el It testes. Ger eWistte, catalogs lroa TOM sedww
(km m. NATIONAL MIONOORAPN COMPANY
see Leasr4 Asa.II►esass, N. J.. Y. a. A.
Goo rrua Waal. *wens
WI. ARF: so[.K AGENTS FOR
The Slater Shoe
IN (UDERI(3a. -
We are ready to sell you your Fall Shoes, and we
rertain_ly have a lot of styles that are stere to please
you. We invite you to inspect our complete stook of
men's and women's Show for Fall wear. They have
no equal.
Hee our special men's Fall Boot -leather lining and
heavy sole, only $.1,yp
THE SQUARE
UODERICH
Povoomo
SPECIAL!•
- Graniteware
that looks like China but for durability is far
qsuperior to china. The price at -present is 331 per
cent. off regular prices.
Q
GASOLINE AND COAL OIL STOVES
AT CURT
REFRIGERATORS AT COST
Stoves
The Happy Thought Range still leads the
market in economy of fuel. Even -heating ovens,
easy to regulate. It is the heaviest and most
durable range on the market today. It is in a
class by itself. We have several other stoves and
ranges that are equal to other makes, ranging in
111 price from $25.00 up. CaII and see our full line
and judge for yourself.
two FRESH PORTLAND CEMENT
ALWAYS iN STOCK
0
0
Now is the time to do your Fall painting.
We have a full line of colbrs of Sherwin-Williams
Paint, also white lead and oils.
Roofing
We are agents for the famous Regal Roofing,
manufactured by H. W. Johns - Manville Co.
This roof is fully guaranteed.
For Kavestroughtng, Tinsmithio Plumb) i
r. rat and Heating v►e can
sive you prompt attention, and all work fully gu.Mbstl.
CHAS. C. LEE
Basra 'Phase s
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