HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-2-3, Page 66 T.41. NAHA V. FKISKVART 3, 1910
Huron County Council.
What Was Done at the January Session,
Held Here Last Week.
The county nouneil was in swish)
laid week until Friday.
lie members of the council ot 191
Thew. Mothers, IJungan
nue ; Wit). Hunter, Lucknow.
Hayfield Or. Smith.
Hrtis.aelki —John Leckie.
ittrth–Luxton Hill.
Dolleirne J. 5. Kernighan, Ben
Rueter- Wm. Hamden.
Utiderich towitihip- --Samuel Sturdy
Goderieb town—O. A. lteid, t;
Hensel! -Owen Geiger. ,
Hay—P. Lemont, Zurich. .
llowick '1'. G. Shearer, Pordwich
SIcKillop----J. M. Govenlock. Win
—
McKay. Eg-
fertile
Tun ilberr) T. K. Powell, filfillfer-
TOW
- John Moir. litironrialo.
Whit et hut ch.
W.44'411,411 West stephen Medd.
Antall it. -
coot,. 11 •• at rtifit IOIliaWs :
n ;and asked for liberal support front the
; county council.
0 Among retrolutions referred to com-
mittee was one by Messrs. Geiger and
- Reid, "that, the mini of $25 be graoted
to thi. Huron Poultry Association! for
this year. to be held in the town of
Goderich ; that the place be then
moved yearly, or every two year', Co
different localities iu the county to
• serve the beet interesta•and welfare of
suck Association."
On Thursday afternoon T. B( -Dur-
, nit', of Dungannon; appeared before
the eouucil and attempted to show
. that Inspector Tom had been partial
in granting extensions of certificates
: to certain teachers in bis inspectorate.
Mr. Tont was heard iti bis defence and
the following day, on motion of
Messrs. Reid and Watson, the follow -
having heard the complaint of Mr.
T. Durnin concerning inapector .1.
E. Tout and after explanations of In-
spet•tore T and Robb, this council
desires -4o place -on -record our _opinion
that the matters complained of by
Mr. Durnin are without foundatiop,
and that Inspector Toni siniply com-
plied with the regulatiims in the re-
newal of t lie certitloates-ot teachers."
. It was moved by Slessrec—rylen and.
Living/4411e. and earriedr, that the
Warden and Messrs. Lamont and
Iii/atata• be a committee to confer
ith Dr. R. W. Bruce Smith, Pro-
vistilai inspector i!!)f prisons and char-
ities, with a view of 'itelr•cring a Hint -
able It tcat kr, in 4 he 1.1111111T of Litiroli
for ttaltrtoilosis sanittirititn. The
before the ernincil at its' June meet -
s remedy, simple, effective and
It is well to have on hand sAvED
easilyapplied for mosquito
bites, insect stings, sores,
bruises, sunburn, and iaju: les
to the skin, and forty other
figments not a: w ays dangrer-
S ., hat
by outward application. ';�,, : -
a remedy is Davis' Menthol
Salve(Thel>,&L.),which:
in tins for 25 cts. at drug 1.. ,,
FROM AN
OPERATION
By Lydia E. Pinkhani's
Vegetable Compound
Belleriver. Que.—"Without Lydia
E. /Inkhorn's Vegetable Compound I
would not be alive. For live mouths I
had path! ul and
irregular periods.
and inflammation
of the uterus. 1
suffered like a mar-
tyr a ia,d thought
often of death. I
consulted two doc-
,tora who could do
nothing for Me. I
went to a liospitaj,
anti the best doc-
tors said 1 :unlit
submit to an oper-
at lost, because I had
a tumor. 1 went back home much dis-
couraged. One of my cousins advised
me to take your Conipound. as it had
cured her. I did so and soon com-
menced to feel better, and my appetite
came back with the tint bottle- Now
I feel no pain and am cured. Your
rentidy is deserving of praise."--Ittirs.
Another Operation Avoided.
Adrian, Ga. — "1 suffered untold
chance, atid I dreaileil it almost as
much Its death.: -Lydia 17.—Phikhain's
me vrithout an operation. '—LENA y.
Thirty years of unparalleled sucf•ess-
female diseiises. .•
ing.
Alien's
Lung Balsam
Cementite no Opium.
Is the one Safe and Effective
Cough Itemedy for general
family use
rola 1 1. if the diteAT inn ennimit-
the Itill•or ing.trittotrot, be paid to the
11.1.11t•13 1,/r 111e
71. Ea
.11111, 1
Quick tReturii3
Honest Assort meet
Correct Market Prizes Paid
RAW FURS ni;C
The 1.1.:ader the
:Our 1909-PiD PRICE LIST MEE
(or thc asking I
WE. PAY Exeirmis cttaltonS
h will visit Park -stir,. and iteher Basi -
1 ern ands.
.eCWr$N lass year. Then worn four
of these. Trustee" are Ending it al
most impossible to obtain dui) yuali-I
Bed Leachers at reasonable salaries. In
rural schools in MOO the average -.alar-
les were $48- for men and it 1B fir
women : iu urban, schools, $891 fur
men and $142 for wounut. Our ecbools
vary little from year to year, rays In• l
specter Robb. sud change only -what
it necessary to keep up with the prr:og-
reas made in other departments of
human aetivltiet; Mud while the De-
pattment is trying to make teachin a
permuanent calling the lure of the
West will be too great an attraction
for the men and lady tearhrts should
and will marry.
Roads and Bridges.
It. Pat ter twu. county road and
bridge twmmiaoiuner, submitted a de-
tailed report of the orders issued 'in his
drpartwrnt bluer his last report it*
December. 1be largest amount* were
$10110 to Thos. Sandy air Bret paytueut
for treed BBuckley's and Boyd'a
bridgRes, in Ashfield township; $1,018
to W. J. I Iliott as payment in full for
erecting abutments. for the Olen
bridge : $000 to Thou. Mandy as eecotel
payment for erecting Buckley'y and
.yd's bridges: igi,I60.50 to D. With-
erspoon as payment. in full for erect-
ing abutments and piers for Huluret-
ville hridge.
The treat and •brit1ge committee re.
Make Each Animal Worth
25% Over Its Cost
On of a Cent a Day
tad
Nobody ever heard of - sto.h loud • curing the bob ur whc, making
hens lay in winter, mcreutng the yield of milk five pounds per cow oda),
or restoring rundown animals to plumpness and vigor.
When you feed .tock food " to Your cove, horse, swine or pooh
ye" ars merely feeding them what you are Browny on your own farm.
Your animals do need not more feed. but something to he:p tt,vr
,yu,liee get all the gwud out of the fwd you give them w they can get fat
and stay fat all y.areound: also to prevent disease. cure disease and keep
them up to the be iWww
eytttn. NO '..todt food" cantle all taws.
things. ROYAL PURPLB STOCK SPECIFIC can and docs It is
Not a "Stock Food" But a "Conditioner"
r lyat_ PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC contains no grain. nor farm pr..tucts. It ant rt.,. s
1 • 1.1 of milk from Ore* to five pounds per cow per day before the Specific ha• been l, 64 ki 2 ,i. U
.1., It mak,. the _moat richer and adds flesh faster than any other preparation know II.
. I'j ilt1,11frIl..14:11tVartitAitnSFEVFIC builds up run-down animals and restores them t•i
Plurnoners atm.( magica ay. Cures hots. colic. worms. skin diseases •nct darhality permanent()
V spot calVes fed with RIJYAL PURPLE are as large at sat week• opldulasstTlivey.:_wko,u: 1,1 . e ct t i va:
1/111 ,41..,F.w.in. the hor .eman, says: -I have used ROYAL PUR
1, ,.....tvntly in the. feeding of 'The ltel,• 2.04 largest winner of any pacer cial Gr.ina t ie,,,,, ,,,
I tit. inci .11unry %Vinters ' 2 09t. brother of Allen Winters.' %winner of 11:16.04X1 an t rot t one •1.4.i-,
in 140-4 These horses have never been off their feed since I tornmensed urine kuyal btu, pie
Soccific almost a year ag..., and I will always have it in my stables.- .
1 Purpi
STOCK AND POULTRY SPECIFICS
co
trim
• Qne 50e. paekapo of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will 1.,,t one animal Iwo, 1-•
.trtys. Whadh is a holt °veer woithirds of a cent • JAIL. WIN( StOail foods as.iihoIrct Keersi,tptsek
la.t hut lity clays and are given three times • day • ROYAL PURPLE
Won Ait on...e a day, and lasts half again as long A ft ro pail containing four tar es the
Sinintait of the fifty cent paelfaaa will lio.1310i.lays. ROYAL PURPLE wtti int reas. he value
'64 94.4. at.th.it Yes .tei• arc astonishingly. quick fattener. stimulating the manna, and- the
relialr:fwarittfr:1„. it,s.sineytitnigmner,t,u1,re,lotcliineevsettarn,ndatruyrnhiflei.ed into flesh Asa hog fattuner at o leader.
PIC ...sr other Specific: fair poultry. not for stock. RotlfseAL.,,,PnUt pRaP,LE POULTRY srt.ct.
1,,I^.A),1•11'• Or Pall 120111,nit 11 iOsvill last twenty-five bens 2.10 days. which is foto-,
fol.e.'rui for. onlY three times the cost. It makes a laytng ioachine of t,t.•r tu•nr I"
u.e ROYAL PURPLE on ono of yoor animals and any other re..plent ;on no siv./.1. -
:itl heat- to death. or else hack corner your money. PRF.P.— Ask
your mershant or tir e us for our valuable 2.: -page booklet on cat t
and poultry diseases. containing aka
cooking receines and fiat! particulars ahout
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK and POUL-
JV
TRY SPECIFICS.
If you cannot gut Royal Purple
Soecifice from merchants or pezio.. We
On r.,..eipt 41.30 a pad for either 'Swat y
your district. Not" or terror.
. For rale by all up-to-date merchints.
! The revirt of J. Torrance. invector
nf the house -of reftige, grsve the to! -
4 it( inmates on Ist of December. MIS:
during year .! BIM, 17 ; tutu Iwo. of
notiiber pt initiates in lualse tat- 1st
Admitted during the year from th .
Nationality of imitates, .arititill; 4
Iti, II_ roetilitr. 3.
re
PO
Royal Purple Stork and Poultry Ovecitica and free bookie an. 1(1.111 K i•y .4..4. 1 ,)11;.1.).
lave a Cough.'
Nave twig Treat/ICS.
'Rave Lest
Are Threalcord with Con•
;lir-the res ts.
sad SZ.00 Bottles.
is the most
.2 make a
rconomkalth
Haifa teaspoon
—with the deIie
llavor that is characteristic of Oowan's.
COWAN CO. LIMITED, TORONTO
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I tt-p, et o • Tony in his ret wort upon
114A .• 4,1 ,..1.1•11111. :11111111fied It1.3111111r
;910., .11111 111r• .1.11i1111$ ,weri. opened by
0-1,i- 'pectorate there were' in IWO
filet! left t heir positions:. Sotto. ktui•
"filo! 41 ocilvr work, 'and s.,tiite
!Mao and ..tminagernent of the stilted.)
tiro Otter:111y
lie- first inn,. in twent y, yenta
tio • ti,o•.; teachers taught in the in-
MICK
OP" Wish for something so irresistably-
delicious—so distinctively -delightful, then try McCormick's Maple Leaf
Biscuit—a delicacy revelation. A soft layer of enticingly -palatable, full -flavored, pure
Maple Cream, smothered with two temptingly -wholesome. rich Maple -flavored Biscuits
afriezea
of Maple Leaf design
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Here
RNM01E111E1 Fr Your Chance to Save MoneV
We have dis
who will take o
Tin and Gram
scd of our business .to MR. FRED HUNT, of Chicago, an expert plumber, steam 'and hot-wat engineer,
er our stock on. April 1st. In the meantime we desire to reduce our immense stock of Hardwa • Stoves,
ware as low_as possible 13efore that 'date, so—we've–put prtees where you'll feel Compelled to buy.
• Leather Goods
lies! Leather 1 1alt Soles, per pair
Sit& Tacks. 2. :packages
Economy Cobbler Set
Twenty-five per cent. off Leather Gloves, Mitts au
Mouse Traps
2C each.
65c
Horse Blanket,.
Rat Traps, each 10c
Axes and Saws
Axe' Handles, each
HockeY and Spring.Skates, per pair 50c
Maple Leaf, Racer and Lance Cross -cut Saws, 'each $3.45
Black Diamond Hand -made Axes 98c
NV.• dd our business. Come on
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for Genuin(.
H WORSELL SON) GODERICH