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THE SIGNAL :• GODERiCH ONTARIO
News of District
MAFEKING. KINTAIL
\loeirtY, Mar. 7th. IttitEMANI)(iICNTLNMI N, -OUR
I f • 1 - a4• wU1 not to ureic nbhrd. That will
PLSltxuN L•--li, • an T1 tt rkwrh+ 111.• • e ui11ny nTntb7�tfiataTsitratway+Wx+
• ietch»Isis; visited at the home of shed' The stark was udemi to inert haelt. w•hn re-
nunt-Mite, leer week hisert the, utter . now the sash' rt rk t,' elf cm,
�,,.�_ r • nt, eau
John Maker Is •i'�t-itiotte •icli this weeit.p,ln•tw-, tn.rw tlu•+•t• at. ' he 'nit
attending on the July 1Ir. arid our ter m .hors tittle unit as it 1- Inc intuu
. • Mrs. R. Johnston utaile a trip to shad - tion Ie 10x1 „e .torts at *arks.( p„).abW .lints
1'{ch last week ..�..�ll's. ,as. \\'Pbr-• tau. ,
suer,. of Luekliow, visited het• dottrel'. Yuen fahhtull>
`f ' lt. 1u6att'lliF'..
Uri, Mrs. 'l'hery•. Blake. Ina mirk 3ue.o.wr w Frail, p..Jsllt.
M. \Vt1iienisnn, from I.•idolt, Eng111u1' ilAI;F:. .J ).t HF.A)IO'\t:tiT
has engaged with Thu.,. Minks foes ahe wi.r. '.rise tion*' when you ..m
sillies 1.. •A:1) •
.uf4 rimae pat - right and .err)• ea •tomer
St'llnol. ItEI9IIIT.- The fallowing is • e•••ned with tr.ILI,•e• [std Ion• fur 0 ,due.+
Ana ' n �4fuajr .he Wlttht. A•► your nefghl)or
the t•epurl o/ S. t Nc. 1+, .lshtield. t•nr r -n 5sa.0 t sata.flel . sou eta, here lot week.
the mend, of January: names in t4.'rr }•�uydletok at.the sae It takes two
-'.0-n pi wa•1.."';',:"."'611''..','4":!;• the
order o[ merit : (tl»ttN ,1'. 1'atyuau et •'• at the prit�lttl• Co•r1bu
. 'Mtot.her,: 14.i la lihlke, Ernest 11 ell LireM•u.e ..0 rtlMt.. t'oul °cd .oat us. 1'l,aw
(crass I\': -KtHe .Inhtuston iv -.1e• w.•rgh Ivor t,utt.r and ser If ,you don t get
StothettA,•E •a •rwaluley„Edith J.,tiste is
t1h4 nitcommie k1viol , e. Kine comeMt Once.
(ton, Moines to Caenise-B. Class 11. nri•�'1 • W F•ftegsu.tY,a:llar'ch 11th,
Baker,- R• eels watt.
its tit
r
eta
I -Johnston,
ley, Ida Iaaxirr, Jahn filen. Peter '1'hr;RiNr Chrh ill n.?w forging »haul.
(Hazier. Sr. Pt. • .1.1..- [vela* Moran. .1. t:uttin t ''t'iv.'tt ' wise's' fr.ine Ot-
Jr. l't. I1. - Cecil Johntnu. Sr. 1.. -'.taw» hast week and a trust the meet -
Fret! Finity. .Harvey• Audra+on. ,Ir: in* this week will Intim. 0.11 s large
al-
I,- lire g"1 w.•41"1"-• L.autctt+a Tiara tetldati. a anitibings in gartered -will -1W
• Mt. l'I.ss A 44. dole Ilaekel1. go ikti.shape.
- Nt.n. •:•.•.1'ro'f.-4l. A••••K"iw µrtrr:,1- biosis Lt. It, iktYal ?I••rtl•v 111Y1u
slice, 11, MARY It. l'CL11%Ft r,' :as.thr 4 i 41 of it. falrw'rll .Party
Teactx•1. to D. ,'ilea* rid- T. GI trill). • They
DUNGANNON. „
\. N1:1\"I't)N, 1 KN'fI!ll I C('K•
'1,\IIw'.-Athome areeryday exaplThor.
nay \,w retllrrtyfor ext raei iig• lr:•t h n+utiuo
. toruli tet ter I tams . t' male anti ',ridge work.•
etc. A l uuun4ol,plg0s own b ek1)hb- 1 t
• N. It -Yui x1411 al way. Mod •our work much
• better done in the dental -o ce--worn nun•,
better f.o ti$ies iva doing the wings.. more ounl
tortabte fur the oat Ian
NUTICK--T110.LOCAL.. AOENI'4
in Dungannon fur The Signal a- at ttw lea
• l Stores
office
IteN,
and stationery � �.d me .ulw u.liwe• 1
where
1lt'dtl1. evil' lin •avW • 1,
'vtu•lislnd and mt. work, and receipt.. wife,.
'given for aului,nt. omit for the rano•.
11' A . . I' -1 1 E K, --Ot A I.11
pa1.in•1r for Ihi avUUl ha, lu.'11 an is\V ad au.
im 1114.'• NII t Lo 1.11 c4 11.11-110.- and e'rtlorlli*- tui
..ta,tat. \1'i• hose paper 141 .114 any nano. lin
Hint er I.ow dark nor now Might a Li.. 1't ire.
range noun Y to :sii+a r. •11.• We be-plew-al
to show our latae, -t *'k of p.. R.er.-at u.y' lune
1.011 /loll tt cyilvenicu' riJI, \11'5 ,ll.
ay.\\. euugu inmi.
L''AST. It i4 cofi'i: AND 1'w'
l.'s • have.. t r t,y -end -
• low' itell. I. , •. •1•• IIH! whin
youwau4. •i ,i .ar duck. \It"S \l.
hiAP.11.4. un.
\\ 1.l'1Nto. tla X, Murch. !ith
Si-U.N1. •ItkremT- -The f.)huwing is
the report 111 S. 14; No. 17, A1:h11rid. for
' 1 1 bl
the mouth of l•• dal) ti
)1e1r1 N
EX -MEMBERS QUEEN'S 1
OWN RIFLES.
Requested to Communicate with Secre-
tary of Semi -Centennial Reunion. -
Several thousand,' of former 'item -
berm of the Queeu'e Own Rifles will Ad-
elewble from all p'as'te of the continent
Tur ynlu nekt.altinr.for n reunion
in celebration of the srwi•eentt•nntar
of the regiment. Thr festivities will
comet* cr $atnrday, /one Pith, with
is reception '.t lioyeerst War Houde, his
H the Lieutenant -Governor, like
many other• notables, being an ex -
'itemiser ,of the crack regiment. On
Sonelay it. minister church parade* tit
ex -members and the present members
will be it unique affair. !hiring the
week, g 1 hirtietieal Vagrants on s
. code rtivalle•d only at the Quebec ter-
centenary will Iw given by several
pert -eminent ,on the Rosedale* athletic'
gro owls. in 1t(1dision, there will he
nthnerous social tileetilgs of old cow -
rale.1
R
11 namely ever' town and eity in the
Dominion, and in tunny in the 1'nitl•d
Stales and elsewhe'te, ant 'nen who
Faye served in the tjire
's Own. and
the seuii•centcnisial ^.ein111tMee is de-
Niropsof' getting personally in touch
el oh as teeny tot than ae pnssibIP.
To that end, it will ertettly `,e. ilitate
toot tris if the sic -member,' Who sere
this will are,. tiny. romauunieettt,with
tier eermardoit rtwestry.-4 -- 4t4d
dell, :p1.Ketig Street Exton, Toronto,
an'd prevail upon, ail the other ex-
left u,1'f11,""i0-(ur l'uh;.trv. :Utieetas. weaulwre they know toao1he same,
\\'r were all gi.ul to ser• them 3lr. Riddell will ptonillth' send thele
in nut• midst before d) i I..iIttar a++.1�►t• • ) rm stars.
loth to 4e•••'1heat leave us uow, ,Our
IN -wt w3•lra t: y.► Wt:.tl- khrtu- - aini we
trust dint su(Cees Will cteW11 their
effort to make their pile• and a tete
little home of their own.
ST, HELENS.
Tel:- itv, Mar.h.t, b.
1 1 I ONES Tien watreiege W44 t t
bratl'tt itt _%V{nghA11t 1111 ,yondat•, Feb-
risery :Nth; of .Ise (74111W/ell. int 11irt•Iy''
Of 111e Intl i'excism . ,tad .%1119. Kat.
Rees, rot \vhtlrclmu•eh. Mr. and Nits.
(;,11111111x11 left x11 T o-sday for their new
he11n• in Sttoekholul, Sack. \Ver .•x•
1.11.10111' hest•liest congratulations.
Neit's Nuri -s. --The R. K. Miller
l;;•t.ett' l:4 •t*-i-lavi ng a very attend ter
as. els 111.111 of new opting gods
lie.. ,en.l Bltke,(:1'ern have 14k.n tips
Ile 11• resitien(e ie* the village and to •'
etyaged 'lith Frank'I'udd in the mill.
;Me. mod :\Irs.:1ohn '1'•nld enter -
ablest at Lew frit gods Inst FI id:1y even•
mg,. A .t t•tij'yahle ••veuuli :war
A eon-
-1 (1111' heat to l
\\ extend spent r
general pet fin and K'anl coudue'1. •gtatOat ione to Mr. and Mrs Hugh An.
too me. 1. It.IFewr Sid . .I i•. ,Lison. who will celebrate the sixty -
tem th ,unlity4'set y 11 their %%editing
111. I ilio. .eek,' -i4.::: 'Wallace ural Sunday 1Vill '1,1 bur ha: the
Hlack.• !s: 1 .a n. Johns1on.• a11. tie. e.oltraa of bawling the ptrevel for the -
11.. - Peel 1
he11.,-1'eell 1i41'1.1.', 1,sn: !laze! leundulinn nt the residenee,of .1. H.
.Streik,• .1111, Llej'd tfla.k, 1:17 : t l $l- \\'rioter tin for village.
'Black.• 1'SI Jr•. ll-erhatemie seep -
.
soli. 14C. Vt.", imhnslnn,% 1111X; ('4411 ('113nNC. t>u : G11w;,-)1r I),tve
• Blark,• 11:'.' Pt: Blasts, M11; '1'eald and daughter \'era, h►ir. re
Willett tiateestee. 17(1. Hest spal.rs turned iv a 11114:' en jnya hl. 1i.it
for emelt!- were IGtlimer Suupseot. faith her thee at Pidgeon. Mich....
LizzieHla.k, I!'enl Jululnten.. dial• , -111. Durbin {eft for the West last
Steeled. Neva Jellindoe. Charlotte 'I'n.•-day wir h a r*I�rr'load atf valuable
(Simpson'. Those whore name; are .massy. Sieh diary •Saleeltl and
Waratd t (1b" N'',. il+sr•nr excel xi Miss Alicie-i\ ..,yews have returned to
days. M. K. 11utl.l.ftt', Teacher. . tnode" hl.'nIt. • .pent
l.es'.el. 11Hlhl . )lis9 Fratl,e1' rp.nt with friend,' 11.re. . Durnin I h11-
1.IaUti•tl:ay aqd �L11'$ ' at her hemi in Ii;tr wet. home, from Glslerieh• over
1iealerielt !toward and .ladled '5inulay Hugh 11r1'toaie. ref the
Cmbe 1 Hu)Medd wry. heu.c fele 'Nineteen high ,N•hool. spent tiiuldsy
S lay ,1i*. 11. J. l'tawfold lute at house Miss Helie Ma'rvi4lie
returned from her visit to 'I'uluutei. left last Tuesday 1., tatse a position in
Mr, McK:•gue, of Kin111rr; 1/ hospital in New Perk Mrs. Jas.
visited• his sister, Nile. Wm. Ryall, oto Purden and ran h:1111er yisit.tl lire
Sunday .. •lir. and Mr's. ,las. •\vhy- lt.dl,r in Kin..Irdine list Werk
std sprat' x Now day last week :.t amelee Nielh'lnald visited hi grand-
alafeking•...\Veli tit leteourived 'mule parent.. Nit. noel ti is. "I'Ite 'relit ie*
ft• d.ali'last weekH August
Vitigha11n.
, the has added +m olh*" Rorer In .hi,
' lively business... . tot mg to tbe
flood our paaplant tailed es last sen-
ility evening ThosCulbert l.
a.
pwrehased 11;et:uey tor Nlrs. McDnlrgai.
ire' sin u ' Wes Wan oN
4thcm 1 n t_ t a an h. ..
Our milliners have started work the.
week, 'Miss 11094 haying charge at
J. Wa'k1 u1's aril Miss C. I'entlsnd in
charge at 1.'. Mille Ce Hove; you 11x,1
better sae•• your n)1 hey for the
millinery bills Remember the ser
vice in the Methodist rhumb Monday
evening.. March lth. lie 811.1• to go
and hear the male choir.. •
Derimso\-D('I(NIN. Erskie Pres-
byterian Church Nam the s1•ene of a
very pretty event on Wednesday
morning of this week, when Miss 31iii-
nie J., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T.
E. Don inn, became the bride of h;vel -
tnn N'. -Garrison, 1.'f Sabkatootl,•S,isk.
Rev. C. M. Itntherlord wan the _offici-
ating
flici-
ating elergyllsn. At 11::10 :l. 91. the
wedding patty took their •placers at
the altar. as Mendellesnhn's wedding
march' was being played •by Mies
-Await. 41,4+uoidIlhe h.•iel
-_ ___ sli er olv444.
away by her father. • Nike Claire
Augustint•'caul Miss Letitia finiiin.
teeter of the hl•ide. Retell as bents-
maids. Miss Florence Durnin, an•
other sister, acted as ring -hearer. S.
A. Sex•Stnith, of the Hank of ('mot
1114(er. Totem°, was lest plan and 1':.
NV. Duren), of Torten() 1Tniversity,
and 11..1. Bisset 1, of Gotderich, acted
as ushers. The bride woo. a drew. elf
white pull., etdered 11 and bridal
veil and coated it bouquet of bridal
rosea and lilies of the v►Ih•y. ,The
•, bridesmaids were dressed in white silk
11 over pale blue and wore black
Picture hats. 'They carried bouquets
of Atnerieati bewity ('.nes. Mies Flor-
ence Durnin, the ring -hearer, wore a
dress of white nn111 over pink and car-
ried a basket of sweet peas and carna-
tions. After congratulations the wed-
ding party, consisting of about seventy
invited gishsts, Ilrreeedesi to the home
-of the bride temente. where - dal
luncheon w seryed. The happy
couple then sive td (idllerich and
took the 4::e0 drain front the Brand
Trunk station. The honeymoon will
be mpent at. Turn o. fit. lends and
Chicago. They wit nuked from the
latter Idiot to their uture 110914' at
Saskatoon, Sank. The nitride's travel-
ling suit "ram of Wee lm cloth with
hat to match. She woke it set of
Persian Iamb fere. the Rift of the
groom. A bracelet set w ith'amethyst
and chip disnlonds and a neckla"e net
*Rh a,1leth. sem and pearls were gifts
to the briderilaide. The organist and
ring -bearer each received a bracelet.
• Love -knot. pine were presented to the
groomsman and tethers. The bride
received inane handsome present*.
conmieting of silverware, cut glass and
hand -painted china. A cheque) for
111,111) wan the gift of the bride's ppar-
ents, A telegram of congratulations
wan received from relatives in the
West. The many friends of the bride
will loin in exteludIng t0 Mr. and Mrs.
liarri.on test wishes for a long and
prosperous life.
-ST. AUGUSTINE ..-
fi•1:..u.ta. \larchSth.
Nee VOTK-.- Mt'. Clark. of- Pick:
ming. 1-ited ,at \\•u'. 'Ctln)m( Non's
!4st, ' i s +... Mies Jowl)! lb•AI-
iiuetrr i rsitint Hreseele friends ...
m '. A1. rm. JohniVilson .f . Auburn.
(0111 t1 .. • friends here hast week
AUBURN.
TI'F:s1.\Y, March 13th.=
IIs. Mann. sisterof itet •.1. It.
Nelmo., is visiting et the uistlse at preb-
,
•• _ t•
\\ illt:uu Ylingl.lut,of the Monett
tidal y'. slwtrt last1. Sunday .in Ot le-
t e.h.
Jetties D: Howatt spent the former
part of this week at Guderich. Ile is
oti the jory.
Iimpectoi' Asquith attended a meet-
ing of the 'kerns- board et. (iuel.tirh
last Nlnndsy.
Thr 11.tl' flub hail it slipper -at Itob-
e•Iaou's on the U h inst., and a very
enjoyable time was spent;
Rev. .A. IC. 'lore s had a bard time
last Monday in filling hie appointments
on this circuit. He got 'h • on Mon-•
day forenoon.
A ntmllwr from site a i••( oily :.Vended
Mr. Leishlu:an'.. sale (id tthe lith ruts
cession Tate 'l'n.sdsv . .\\'e ale
pleased 10 see Jelin Hoyle iphi'. tophi•'
»[(1111141 agouti alter his 1•.•.••n1 tilnrs9.
H. 11. Reid. of the tlth entices-
Illlliy011 11114 1411'4 11:t 441 111.•4.4114
J0,.41111 fly 110'119 in (ieatrrich this
week lin the jrtry ., •Owing to the
1,411 11Ma. .41111 ,1elfay+,t»1.le, W*Nthrt•
the concert wbieli was to Ise held in
U y tweet oleo eli )'
tiesdu
evenintr w•a4.post pnnrel to ire` 011.11e\tr.
The fled meeting of/the 1Vom-
a'It'r, Iteol11ilfe will -tin • eld in the'
church hall here on A 'an It 15:h i*t
9:al p• tit 'Allier( i9rdalP. Jinn
Beadle ...nil James lilt. by wet.
all r t iire• w 1 '.) • e West
1uu h h 1 Ir [ 1 1 t h t t
last week.
.
"9 E!1-HUR/ AT LONDON.
The Canadian Order of _Fmtetitt'r's
reiehrated the late ruldititms to their
i ()peter looney
berm by having an t yet talc L r
last Wednesday exenh11gs •
Our tinsmith Is busy at present mak-
ing sap -pails. • Quite a number are
staking, preparations for making
maple syrup thio spring.
Mr. Howson's mill has started (6 cut
rollers. Ile had a slight break chis
we •k : on Tueede f he was obliged to
/Imre down for the want of water.
Iphn Jackson and \Vidian At'cham-
'wear of the 1:th eonceeelon of Hallett,
left with a carload ofsettlerli effects
lest TuPidey from the station here.
They are going to southern Alberta.
Rev„ J. R. Mann had no services in
the Presbyterian church last Sunday
evening, »m he wa. unable Gtget hack
from Smith's Hill on account of the
condition of the roads..
Kiaw & Erlatyger's Great Production at
the Grand Opera House, London,
• March 21. 22 and 23.
When, tht• curtain is d,'*wn at the
11rand 4 /petit. H.)use, Lendori. on Mon-
day evils t i tt g, March 21st; the most
elaborate. ulagnitirert .ttad historic-
ally •tirtect Vtoltietiu1 will be•die•
clo (hat ham ever r i' 'we td11 ens
the• lied a. theatre andietiee. • It will
le. the ptenliet•4 in 1 21111d011 Of the new
and greeter nr,.hll'ti,ln 11f '•lieu-Hur,"
aN r.••vt•inngeti t,4' • Klee. ez Erlanger.
•'ik•te 11wr.".'with its 'estnnw • Star
of lirthle!hen," its camels. Arabian
surds; urit•i•aal tuepta•ry and: miotic
spleielor of 1h,• (..'gems East'. is Iw-
y befouls 1 hr t .ehtlsrtmt11 rt/ c -
tae to ever• i;:it..i1 in 1b# liiaWry of the
world. lt+ aeries of 914•1149 prurunt to
the eye :1 feiast .1 nnlltil•.u:o111l 1leauty
mud varlet y aril set tit ii s.Ywi1h11nic •lu'-
pluiimr•nt of gigiiteftli wusie. The
exciting episodes, such as the galley
seen. with its h tds of rhli e
d slaves,
•.
the sen fight. theresiue in 111I4.set.
,
the thrilling rate .with its gpsdruple
teams of galloping horses, comhiued
with the picturesque scenes represeut-
ing rte a1'learnnce of th _14tsr to toe
Wise nen in the Ih•aert, the m(otltit
lake in the Orchard of ,E'Hhu+. whet.
lien -11,11• and leas tneke love whil•-
driftintt in the barge of the fair h:gyp-
Iine. the palti:-waving worshiitwt•s on
Itis Mount of Olives, siiilply captivate
the greet sudi,•nce•s that are nightly
in attendance wherever it is Ieiog en-
acted.
• As now arranged and staged by-
Klaw A Erlanger. the puhtic sees it
great spectacle which appeals not
merely on the strength of its dramatis
valu••s, but as a colossal and pic-
turesque pageant. And in the char-
iot rate, the • erette which, coupled
with the popularity of General Wal -
lace's hook, g*ve they play its enor-
vatgan•>---r-teidatd by
the Most intricate Mechanisms, will
produce the prodigious illusion of the
struggle for victory in the arena of
the Cirrus of Antioch. Edger Still-
man Kelley's brilliant rnusical score,
which so heightens the dignity and
solemnity of the ,Bi.Uical narrative
and was one *1 the most potent fact
ere in its t111cemin, is hinds• a dominant
feature of the present proMiction. Lw.
ing interpreted by a special orchestra
and chorus carried by the company
for that purpose.
in addition to the three evening
performances a matinee is annonneed
for Wednesday. March 2'trd. ,
'One of the most danger-
ous and repulsive forms of
Kidney Disease is
for whicb'Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the only certain
cure. In Dropsy the Kid-
neys.are actually dammed
oft, and the -water,• whieb
should bd expelled in the
form of urine, flows hack
and lodges in the cells of
the flesh and pulls out .the
skin. Remove the filth
wbich plugs up the drain.
Restore the Kidneys to
health. There is only one
Kidney Medicine
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
THE E. N. LEWIS NAVAL POLICY.
The Toronto Telegram Ha; Some Fun
With West Huron's Uemb=r.
'ruraMn Telarreet.-----_
1'atlotleen "hath her bright!outwit)
the setting sun."
\\'est Huron salutes the Occidental
horizon and' 1he epleu,lnl idralieul of
E. N. L••1it-, M. 1'., glows with the
ruddy Wile 111111 of 111. (•him4'm curtains
that wu('t0nntl the e••11ct1 of deo tiling
AN AD. FULL OF INTEREST
Head carefully the Items in this advertisement. You are sure to find in tt something that will
interest you d you are a buyer. Some goods named are marked Tess than makers' prices, but
-- we intend them to go at some price.
•
Anothll .hlpute0t
DRESS GOODS Dread Gonda ;net io[n,
all the new c.lnre and
weave', font hlb to `1.26. Yon will find in our -
stock some of the very latest makes shown"
D. & A. C3RSETS_o
A - small' lot e an d
$L.(U. Yur'
.huice for :rile. All perfect gond', but we are
dropping thew for other lines in D. & A.
The lata of the Furi - jot eight
FU R S l ollart left, land you ran get any one
_ 1flhe for lees than makers* prices.
Powe and get 004-a real snap these Collars are.
EMBROIDERIES arrivbdrand atsuch
prices. Edger and
insertions to match . cots.et-u ovPr, widths 17 to
I; Ir1tP,', and .N. Worth gond deal snore
than, we arc asking fair then(. We [ought thew
cheap. and Yeti are getting the benefit,
ALLOVER LADES entx" e" seri.
-' - t oilseed -all
new, and t.ur prlcrs.ale more than right stn-tSheme--1
{�•
tun. black, creno and. white."
WOOL HOSE,I Mtn IIlan a INI feat/ f 1)'11m:r r--1 P tsm
+t ogrind
- - bargain 1V11o1 Home that
we hay.' been setting for "it• add :tic, regular liar:
and lisle, now further reohned to :'J.'c and :4h•.
Sizes (11. 7. K,
PRINTS 'AND GINGIIAAIS specia�ty
gooike a
ds.
these R.
Our clothe are the very hest and colors absolutely
fetal. Every piece Scotch or English make. 1V,•
are bowel to keep ,1p our reputation for having
e last [h w Prints and ti' s 'I t •
In,(hlun 1 h he trade. ft is
sate to buy these g(a)ds herr. for 'you always get
the Iwst. '
PATTERNS - Buy Standard ---none better lOc and
I6c. Designee and Fashion Houk
give all information.
J. H. COLBORNE
Fido.
You'd better ke?lr your muzzle on.
wed mind %bet Ir about •
For the I.og 4..u.!.ay''ll Fel $A41
you
•
wutcb
out\
day.
Aisle.it patriotism and au -tern prin-
eipir•• 1.1 •i. ter seat!. t-e•IItitueiit bt141
04114 4, ,.•a.uu 11!. iiIrsithql in !dent
eine 11 t ,*'''watts whole -the ultvid
ptiliry .•f E. N. Lewie M. it
l•'u.1. .111. 1.••ee'1. 1' da0lat••s that
tilrle.nue only 1.114',1.14.1 1' Payers in
(':snarl* and it Rift oft ee . • I trend noughts
'111tt(iwin wnuld.cn.t these. taxpayers
$2.-) apiece.
'line 'lore -.E. N. Lewis. M. P.. will
have none et tir 1)1•a•,td1,.m4ht pulley.
Iter stay. \Vhstho. t itlln,et [herr•;
hetet the Iortculls, heist the draw ••
,ln'itlge! h;, N. Le•w'i-, '1. P; it not.
going to Vrinlit, (*.Letitia to etaiel idle
a' i
and"ears Britain perish.
loam E. N. Lee'i9 officiates- ay
light ll11•1„`e :ele•llatel'. and 1111 ••tigget e"
pro eve t111V. l'anxtle 't lie bowie of :11,•
l 1N rtlsl. erneeh.
Hooray!
The naval policy of F N. Lewis.
M. P., is to have the fishermen ale
scuttled end drilledp so that, when was•,
solved. her wild. des,•letinn ever the
nee on. the fishes men 14111 la• ready to
'revs as C'o'tta'' olfrtipg un.the alter
of, au. rut ire'N safety.
Theme% 1 iolicy 11l E. N. Lewis.' M.
P:, 114.1111'•• :
KIPPEN.
TI'icsnav, March 14Lh.
DRATH OF NIRA. aMULHALLAND. The
5nlne n! 't nanTc was fined w itlu
sorrow when his wife died last Satan..
(lay. !teeth followed a seri•11fe opera-
tion which wee iwrformed two or
three days previously. 'Lha late Mrs.
Mulholland was a sister ni Mrs. Sam -
led 'I'herneon, sr., Colin Moir, of
Ha'.. and Dr. Alex.' Moir. of Lenore.
Man., who 18 at he here at present.
Hreides her 1Nlrrowing linshand she
leave,':. number of grown children to
mourn her loom.
cftuloNAI. MK,rrlo ,-A. "Me Beath
and .on, Walter, were in Myth last
week on business .• Ever'•one is
pleased to notice that Mrs. Avellis le
quite recovered after her late illness:
As it was apparently very merious, her
daughters, Mem. Ilse,) IIieXthMm, of
Mount Hrydges, and Mrs. Balfour,, of
i.tmmden, Mask.; came home to see
her). Mre. Balfour was accompanied
by her children. All are looking as
though Western air and scenes were
conducive to grad health . All are
glad t.o hear of the mere/mild rewilt of
the operation undergone by Mrs•
l'etrie In Clinton hoepitel recently.
Invent 'Tic. in a box of I) (vie' Men-
thol Salve and be prepared for ulcer..
neuralgia, old sores, etc.
Not in a Hurry.
A gentleman hurriedly entered a
mtirb-adVeiiTi.ed Were End of London
emporium no look for an address in the
directory. He found a lady studying
the hook very intently. He waited am
patiently sp he could for a time, but
the lady still searched, and am hie time
was limited he finally ventured to re-
mark, "if you are in no great hurry,
Inaedaul, would you be so kind am to
allow me to glenee in that book for
)u*t a moment 1'" '•('ertainly," she re-
plied. "i was just looking. it over to
(tad rr nttee ['tame ftw tpttty.
How's This?
We offer one hundred dollen. reward for any
rinse of catarrh that .. amtot lie cured by Hall4
Catarrh fore.
F. J. (' H RN wY a CO.. Toledo. 0.
We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney
tor the lest ti years, and believe him perfectly
honorable In all badss netrenea*Dons and 11
nanelallyahle to carryout any obligations
snails by his flim.
WaliIng )(Innen & Marvin
Wholesale Itrug;ts!.. Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh titre te taken internally, act.
Ing directly mom the blood and morons ar
faces of the sy.te.n. Testimonials sent free.
Prete 7.5 orate per bot I le. Rohl by all druggf.ta.
Take Halla Family fills for constipation.
('181114.*.1. h4Y4 s2:: 01,1,,1 tee 11/.1'
if-C.tnadaputs two) Dread-
noughlwtni a f1, Ming line.
• 2 --The ifJ, tisllrrltien elf
'Can eda'•haveonly 1111eIlfrapil•ce
to Torr 1 l'an'd' -pais these 0e*
the fighting line.
NN flat is life .enupared to money
Thr E. N. 1. •tt'i. 111V.d pulley 1/1 Ir-
ljlig LIN 10.1MtI iaxpevers ker•i) their I625
'hese 111(1 co,1itn•Iling•:111,0*1 fisher Men
to risk one life ltlltree is 11 triumph of
patrintisnlr c1 s,1ptetile example of
natini * l unse•lfirhriel r end heroic se:l-
eac•ritlee! Mete has hien nnthint-like
it. ounce tin• late Art s \\'t1.0 in -
'noted
'ei t:11•� 1 ' tiimarl /c
aieted n s Iurr ,,-
otleiett to weld ell hie wife's relaltune
to.the war.
GOING TO SATURDAY NIGHT.
Hector W. Charlesworth .Leaving The
Mail and Empire.
11r. fleeter NV. Charlesworth. rity
editor of The Toronto Mail and Em-
pire and nne of the most widcly known
of Canadian newsp:ep"rnten, is shortly
going to TIrontn Saturday Night as
associate editor. It was in 14)1 that
he started ms. (Anrnalietie career Ott
site publication to which he ie now re-
turning. Youthful as he WAR. the
junrnalistie instinct wait even theft
well developed in Mr. Charlesworth,
emnhined with reel ability as a writer.
From Saturday Night he went tn'The
r wason s
Empire ami la
m The New
ter
and The World, finally going to The
Nlaif rind Kflifo 00,--(efhere he dial litems'
city editor for six years. For a con-
aiderable period he was dramatic and
mtleiral critic 011 the paters with
which he was connected. and hie nom
de pi time, '•Touchstone." became
familiar to many thousands of inter-
ested traders. On nseuming hie pres-
ent position he dropped this nom de
plume. though cnntmuing to do con-
siderable dramatic and musical criti-
cise for The Mail and Ernpire.-The
Globe, Feb. 24. •
Saccharine ?
It'a when the warm March sun be-
gins to melt the snow on the road-
ways, and we feel again the approach
of the sugarin' season, that we jest
feel like cnttin' this 'ere job an' hikin'
it fer the tall timbers. Justlto relieve
our feelin'e we have perpetrated the
followinpt '-
(th, mugarin' times 1. cumin' round again.
Wares Blare sees more the buckets on the trees,
And hear the merry tinkle of the racchariny
As they fall to their place la the bottom of the
own.
Oh, satarin' limen Is romin' sure enough.
Before we have time to look around abeam(
they'll he here.
And we w111 live the Joyous ;Spey life we Ions
no well.
in the little ole lolr robin In the eutarbush.
Not high-clssn tsetry, to be sure (it
dafecta are as patent to us as to the
retader), but direct and free from our
arurity and affectation. -Montreal
Herald.
if y(inr hair is thin. brittle or poorly
nourished. apply Hearin (matte from
Comedian Bear grease'. It saves hair.
60c. a jar..
One on Grandma.
••Granny, pisses go down nn your
kande and knees for a minute."
"Whatfor. dear Y"
"•'Cos 1 want to draw a 'potitmus."
-M. A. P.
ter-- a •
- To lb. 1 1e•IlYn,1 PU)Jla
(i*Nlet'i.11 end Viet 1
You wit: tit I1 it to \
Your interest
lei cailaon W. It. Pinder fat• •
anything 'l • malut i0 •the
Non
-- line of
Heating
Plumbing
• Metal Work
• Electric Wiring
and Fixtured:
First•la99'line of .
aloes'
Heaters
Gran:tewaee
and Tinware.
Pietept ant ion given to all
id; in e.
V. R. PINDER',
'Rhone I:i).
Sole Agent for 'the celebreitea
Brantford hoofing.
w t•
51'
.4
TIIE
'ORIGINALf
AND i
1
ONLY M
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0GENUiNE
er
CORONA and
LEADER .
Steel Ranges
)fannfneiu'al by • the Perrin
"p
steer • ('.1:, 1 11's
Falls, Ont. .•1'11.•84 .1r1. 11• kt iris
Ranges.. built° estweislly 11.1
Lu -niers 11.1.1 01' (ile 1111.11 kit-
chens whir•• a tamer ![nudge i.
t eepuirrd. They airy laxly tI. •
!.test and beet iibeest- In s• •,n ••
(teslruet and 1 4,hnullt
sed to whew. lhetil to ua
(11(41
rr. "
BUGGIES '
• 1 b eve it eat 1e of ,4\ l:ra•.
1111ggie on the toad. I)oli L buy
until yu1 . •e tl11.11t.
WI FENCE
A carload Standaid \ psi•
hrt•ct also is n, he way . Thor
who are wooing t :, tee any wir
rem ing this yea • huult: sail
and get pricer. `
Fish
J
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11
et
xi
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'Halibut
"4altnott '
Finnan Muhl 11
OYSTERS !
Robert W
best at
HAMILTON ST., GOD
Agent sur 31. saey-Har•ri
Implements 110(1 other
leading Imes of Frim
\laebinery.
�c►oFxi,l-
oixari-Q
lt►'N'AN &Bir.
Price
25 cis. �a1bUl.
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TIONS.
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MERITS Ill'
Sturdy IR Co.'s
Yh•,:
91 'West Side Square
XILLI RY
MRS. H. PARK and MiSS M.
turned from attending the. To
openings. They, have purchased a ver
and carefully selected stock of fine Midline
now ready for 'early customers.
have
lillinery
-date
L
au e
GRAND MILLINERY OPENING
I,N
SATURDAY, MARCH 19th
MRS. 'FL -PARK
SSD amosprommeamomm0 amaimp IMO
NVESTORSli
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i
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syndicate ' members monthly. Open an account with us
NOW.
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