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THURSDAY, MYNAH 11), 1910
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The News of the District.
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eer, W Squaw McLaren ; second engin-
eer, C. Hilbert ; purser, ,C. Hiers :
St4Ward, E. McCallum.
Nort�ikin-IYiiVfga
Collingwood. March 2. --The Noetb-
ern .aviggatton -C
pounced the toliow•ion appaintturtts
for the season of 1910 :
SARNIA DIVISION. ,'• •
•
DUNLOP, i BAYFIELD. '' THE PIONEERS OF ZOLBORNE.
lie r _ e tote! \\'►<uNlpNunv, March 11th.
llc'H( r Mr. John Ltnklater Writes Interestingly
FF pile of Y• 8. No, 11 to N"abret y./ Menwrarrtti*-,t-tx-4isY
\ame,, In order of merit: lir. IV. • embus The ellcial in the town hall oil ,T ' e( t1aQ1d Tom' -
l'leinentiue Williams. $3. t%Ow 11I, -i t,3frealletaatlas e;ffeninr(_tot , under fhb Whr 1 think or. thedria,d+alio. youth.
1.11„wig Glazier, 147 ; Etta !Stewart, aiurpices of the Methtalist church-
...ii:
hurch ! 1 tales with a slrtl►to the days gone by.
; tird Davi, 711; Atone Stwart, ?badly.' Aid ehe ety, stow quite'emcees- Anal wane to rIto he d ysgu.lAnnie Hker..i4; Joe Glazier, u7; fial in spite of the vry had condition --
- Old.aea=
Aileen Horton. 63: Pearl Fulton, M: ed the reeds, ,end over twenty donates i')6AR \11L F.utTON•-It was lay
%bug, Shaw', it ; Willie Chisholm, 'le war realized. The chief attre etion painful lark to moist in the burial of
Ir• IL --Edward %Vintage,. flu: Hamid• on Ihr pcogr*•n wa+. a debate on the an old -ti Ir friend, 3I r. David Heal
y.
tote Cheeses 71: Ethel Jewell. de: Jim etihject. -Resolved. that marriage ie. a fewdei a o. Ile nes the oldestchi-huhu, 53•' Sr. Pt. 11. --Frank sl.ee*wL'': This debate a e was given byY .4t
tihi.•1ds : brave Mcleod : Herold Ful. the nterrii.d telics of the Ladies' Aid
sou of the late Her .Healy, who with
Ie 11 to re
h family of gsu h and three
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Horton, iietcirt •, She. H. Little acting g ll.'
fr)rd. .Ig• Pf. 11.-Hlldred ) 1, Una las Fort. sons came to deride on lot 11, L. R. F'.,
Anthony Ilttter, dfw �pbine Chirholul, taiu uu theieg negative.
and alts, Fort- about the year Ili'i7. He had Sought
Mester .Fulford.- _ 1 r, I.- Virginia' per on the urgative. A moat intrtrs•• ,ort one Camtnirh, who had built w
wileeol'. .Kt.•I-GA'Yeitllto, Teacher.- inti-aai/l ..ttwa..auuiriug tiircuesian (!ark_ -41W WIN.
Ca tutisu and L•thd• abuiltnt
Mere. keit. abets hrating'bath sides tike om the duce. The 19er vont was ere -
LANES.
ridges, Dr. Smith. Ed. Elliot and ii. tired ierinsiuner of the British army
Yeo •.t (ioslee i •h township, gave their
Ii,a . Ti'v.sDAY, Marsh let. 41et•fsian lis 1eror u( the afrwalive. e)d-war a well-known figure in the
e, 1,1 .1l. HEM/HT.-The followinir ie.- tie now the'• boy*+tui girt* ttlry neighborhood with hie erect and audit-
ion o•f the pupils of S. S. N... Ilk ,brestlle lively ageim and feel confident ary beatingand bis gqenial and 'kind
to r;,iaheael, way- He was a touch.reepected citI-
zeo. '.The family have all parw4l away
„t:. t AUBURN, with the reception of Miss Margeret
") t .E wnd Joseph, who live a 'short way
31uNIrAY, \lar. 7th. (row the old place.
• Nlstl's Nereusr
•
,-Thee iv every iheti: Uyr late departed friend was, like
e si hit: ea -Pring Sat present. - sire cow -_ hie father, of a veryfriendly, dim -
hag id Nowt. and the chirping Of rib- posit' and a favorite generally. He
ins h..v•• leeeene familiar euuide. , wee in his bappiett element when he
\luny ei i1 ne»red the ie,. going out on ; haul set•,!nn foil of Lads and lasses auf1
the river last:- Sunday evening had f.i., a iuliu at breast. Ile was a
M,.. Moiled F:rrett bee recovered ii'i)Ia itteaurtfttl axetnan fuel would point to
an attack id tul,riliti' .. Mise Effie' al keit' without a mrark.•orl it. He did
Ji.tu.x. Synge taineJ a Mueller of young Ibis share of the hard work .•f resdaiui-
iseep a at her hump. last Friday night. ; Ing (tae --Like road hems the turret and
'1'11.- r'eH,,,t ww. 1.11••11• piny nag cal;•'t making it a place id ;dente and tempi -
141114 ..,.I..st•Their-.ley a ',ember lit ieess. The Lek.. road w•a. a narrow
dewy row i vele diStIOSed of toy Luc- mod reed; the Revamp -holes laid with
tiers et the Auburn hotel. Owing 1 •gs laid erosswise *end called a eordu-
to the had coodit ion of tike roads , r•,y' 'coed. The 1221h concession nes
,nertswi r ouly chapped out, end there was it
lee of pt•dc-tleels' fitem the eft ,nr ern:,-
inrrnuung.... „A nutalwr •it . young; Imatubles. nearly • toncheel scram it. ( taws, a
pe, ph. Icon the yi-lease spent :e very; tiraly'e hou.0 was shout half -way be- United ;hates Congress yesterday in
eti.i •y,41.1.• elite et the hr)uur of itubet1 ; tween home and the *.:hoof. and we amending the Mayne- lddrich tariff
Hu.t.n. Nile. laic Irid,y aright ), always had a warm .tvelcume from the law so as to remit the tonnage taxer
;rent,,..+it's euchre. end et *midnight (.'li4e. Ilib A144i). mill hits e,,111111.IR•ed Lundy when, neem) frozen eft a Cold on I'amulien vessels a.t Aulerican porta
• v by ,alt u etoget .nu the Y will efollowed
• • 1 w'ias 'lei ted lhu 1 u vv a i. • \ r t e t , i : winter o • we called t rest la es
r lu.ul 1 mr' 1. 1 r t, n a na r u r n tufoaby
aa..I.ti t u 1f,' K.greed
.,f Mc t'.Itb, "\V taro Al- Mel- lacia!ke•n •et the s...ling It me, hes Leen trans- , warmed up on our way to. school. similar action on the pre of the Can-
nitle.• �.• .J tiling• In.nlw
evl thetc.ftit Leri Int the. t•�nd .1111••e, Toronto. The Reboil was situated on the cuener adian Government.
.a ••'•wd.ef weeks.. as the IAwob•,j .14.0 J.r Gr.n, 1'4,* the ti deritit Of- of Mr. John Andrew•*. 'farm. As wain expleihed to Congress: the
-,d '.11r )fathering -clipped Ilse Wilt fie, . b-sa Aqq•iyen;t ton• varatry at • pre.., though the little lot now iwlonas to clause in the Payne -Aldrich sent which
;ante -tie" to the 'drains of• enee1 rot • .. �`'ma, Weedieit! and (aamily,Jeseph 'I'houtpsnn. The school was repealed the law providing for ere.
in4ai,• Wile:bed by Wine NV batty : �,ite,ve r• (',coed t.1 their home in Sas- �'klenit twenty feet ,square, of unbewn miesiotl of the tonnage taxes: on ('tina-
%.%ul. 'Weak -field , acting hs n1,k.I.e.' „f 1 testa ,j, . . 1 loge patched at the .',,•nets and dean veseels entering Atneriean lake
c;erm•,uir-. The getht�eing broke •I, to - -- ' chinked and plastered between the ports wits inset ted iliadcel tenlly, To
in 1)11' , re, MOM' • Stove" by thee,r114 ;��� s-"t:AHLOW. - •,- large, The school furniture consisted meet it, however, the Canadian Gov -
dig ,d'".' oI 1 Lang Syne," - l3 . rr\'tet+,Fan aY, �Iarc4 lkb. of writing desks faidene/1 Ili the well eminent un November t� Inst passed
. " f,• + and,l:•nj• bare, Fu^_kles'. Itetli+hes to sit an under in ('tpleincil wit it.l etwing the
tap a't' ELD. .aafif l tfE our` to alit d weather ehay caught
fur the month of Febt-u
Ash!'eIJ,
oO) for Haines o,eur iu ender of
swot t4. I V. 1,.. Sherwood, I.
Jelin t, e. - .I r. 1 V Al Nel.ou; it
tome • 1 . .`'nerltrrr, I. Smeltarro J
a 1. • 111. T. Little, t3. ether-
, ,>., , 1, \\ . -1)rrnnan, H. O'Loughlin.
p'• .i,d,,•ton, H. Caird. Jr. 1I1. .1.
let'1., i t Diemiiu. Mr. 11. -It. bar.
rlsh, .1. howler, W O'Loughlin. Jr.
U• yl. 1►owney, 8. Stuart, 1«.Yerileh,
.1. se:..rtt.11. Juhnrt es Jr. 1't. J I. ' A.
Setae .1k-Ferbtu0Dn. -:V. Srtieltzer, 1.
u'Letigbhu. Sr. I't. I. -1'. Sine -11-7W:
t', 'dnliiu. NI. JIm1NATONK, T.wcl.rt.
(;0DERICM TOWNSHIP.
MOmU,al% Match 7th.
- • • 'ARTY. -A ale»,ant time
esti spent at i er in to,
Mr. :AO Mir. Oliver F. EelWiLiA. uu
fleasiIuy evening last, when tIT..m-u
lane. ..i 'Taylor's l'.ea•ners I'aat' Clot..
¢al'.•Iwi to !Amend the evening•' The
lore ;sit•. 1 the e''••hiu;r wee spent ill
Messmer Ilfatuonic -Captain H. D.
Foote ; chief engineer, S, -Captain!
punier, J. H. Ronan ; . $gwatt, J.
Uardhouse.
Steamer Huronic-Captain, • A. L.
Campbell; chief engineer. tames \Vil-
eon; punier, T. F. Cavanagh: stew-
ard, .1. 11. Morrison. •
Steamer Saronic-l'aptaiu. A. M.
\Vright ; chief engineer. W. Whipple ;
purser, P. Bentley ; steward. NV.
Hunter,
Steamer Majestic- -Captain, 'W. G.
Cox ; chief.dtagineat', Anil. Kerr.
Steawer Doric- -Captain. 8. 11111:
chief engineer, H. Nyder; ;.unser. J.
1. Bekcbetr•
Steamer Ionic -Captain, 31, Iron-
sidee; chief engineer. AV. G. Scott;
purser, M. Sutherland.
GRoitti1Ax BAY 1)Iv'InnoN,
Steamer Germanic -Captain,
.1Ioies ; aIle( engineet' Joseph Aston
Purser, H. H. Storey; steward, 8.
Bayley. -
Steamer. ('it y \ of Midland--Oept.ain,
M. A. Livinustonet thief engineer. •!(.
harness : purser..N. Celine.; Steward.
J. t.lIien. •
Steamer \Vaub e -Captain. W. Car-
ona ; chief engineei. S. Beatty :
purser, J. A. 31ePadzet:.
Tonnage Taxes Hemitteel..:,.r
"' ' on. The (crest came Sup 'near to the privilege% which had been hitherto
e
t C;f: 1'1'P.nu.vt'. \i+Ien 11n. '11 to it,
ag11 • •,,n Ilarold air vu- I -(act that eet`mpsnonuhf tuaccoynt ha%for
d .ne entry 1( .l'anadiaceorded ca lak,sT port•( as of m d
(boors; „hp
sp ring weather II( au Sling 1111!.lsin • porton.. .1 anything vt•ry laid. since we lett. imrx,sjeer a tax of two cents per tons
weri, >rce-sal 1.11.1114. wire urn- -1,t. yin+ t" t., Sipe :eta en i4 spending a s4auid,- lecintwe the teacher hal not. not to exceed ten cents in any one
dt,Inl lhr sesia,n, Wr hav4 .nut i-,Irrw• d9)e withJrirnde inKx,•tel. I far to -go to get a 'belt gad. 'Andy yeses this heii.g the same rate at; was
fel 1:.nu1 of .4h., lilobe 11 )tII'R w,Iki2:4 ` ,. • w•uiltd }'e8 believe it, we liked the. 'd,' 41irt•ge•d under the American law, As
Fred eta baser, who spent the
q• :Ills -Miler. •'i;,.t t w,i ,it.•,r,n..,at his honor in, titan-; to g,)1....1 get the gull to ere the other ►uouas the United States liter reptad-
- Uwin1; to the very I,od rohditii)n''et I. -r, !eft ia•twe k-f.irkaaik, S:uk. - i fellow's jar•l'rt dusted.. :\wfgl, wxy 1't) ing the tax has been iteule effective
41tat,n!Ii Rev. A. 13, Junee 1.4iti.I rt tt . ltul thus* were carefree days. tlu• lnvernne•m( ,here will pass an -
,ow :I•• 14.1.
heave !}is bot a.• .,t Nr.` 3itr' `am"..I opt ili.• _late elle-;. lirem- 1 In aur homespun and leenemaatle oth••r,.rter in Council making the ri•-
hi, t, st nutU•su'e uI.1! wake to \V --t if,'
"' "1 (:•i•,t .n, ru ik t.u.. t , thtsaf"'' clothes we 'wire all 'right. 'flume venetian W the old reciprocity mutual.
li-'•1 ow ii,,nuybt•e)k.nn 8,1r044). !,,-,, flet 1 .et....1..! S ,10 .1e11..u1Av. • I clothes were see ua:ule to the latest
--WT+is,4 wg ,w••l•: k mi« T. (1, ti:r•••i -d, t'.e.L Welter of bile i pari+ f.ishioti•. but to the drat old A horisms.
ill a In one••
II" wank atte•nditi the p
ohl4. w,i k'. OPIUM.. InsG•eJ o . •, .n K.. Itairds 1h at nude them sal h stitch wax t
h,dni,t.d 14 -in home (lou. the West 11•e,eni tlI•-nu•• .^e ge 0 iJ girl,
Only tailors and the vnlgse judge a
K ..t tit, 1'.t!'... Sura, • wears. The dia. ,> J•d.n 1:e11, s.a,•kn-low of Joh•. I heels. Mcsttl'rrgl (tar end wide. soma '
evening judge.
Hedtne n.!, >r.. Nhe, is homer .1n n veal Mr.., 1, . , nslayer end Mies Nellie find graves f • far where their youth- K j t
i ' .1111. to a' 1,rl,li•d Nm oyster supper er at fol fern played, and it few ars left to unite wcare.
to Jus wee null other friend. hen . 1 I t Women are better than men because
f• Imil out then destiny to iii,yuwith • the do .nut !Hive w 'it 'to tet) )t
1 night goon indefinitely with this Y V 1
talk,. hit your space is valuable. and 1 )hem, •
-The way .of, the transgressor is
hard.' It. ought tie be after all the
travel that's passed over 1t.
The grub who Cinries himself a hilt -
teddy exploits his limitations at the
first Night.
A -girl who aspires to being awfully
simple succeeds generally in being
supply awful. ,
is the night before worth the morn-
ing after ?-Smart Set.
The. Donna nook Epworth lemaree Ai*l'.l,t,;,,;•r. by Its• 1'+naadlan Oyler
1,41 *1r,.ngrd ft, huld.a literary , no., of F' •teeeet• On Wednesday evening.
tosetws Timidity. Nat rh Lt, but ow io •• 11, v. J. It. 111110 preached i splendid
tei the• %cry lead reedit an of the il),•a- -""e„•st on Sn.•d.y I•aar on 1h•• -uhjeei, will clary with a ached or two more.
it WA. tho night wise to ;n+t,)4h,' it tic, ' ' Wirar, s Y g ALM No(st 1M, ' I shuiikl Tike to see a history of Col.
lily 1alit date. The: Lewgur. onw,in 1.1,.,,,i,who weft, aI*Pnt mie.ed 4 tenet.' borne township. When'we lay those.
- !ends t.. give the concert u I Feld •i• i • N11.-- Ktienl.u•c, of yiest Tor.heroes o1' the early drys 'annd, the
C F,,M•14181".. Nnil way, Duet 1.. 1111.1, *'.lire to
''../7,',1111., *al IIth, • } ' 1 • nen, r.•aairn.11 hilus nn 1„1t11Jaa' ashen, air we to torn ansa' ant(•forget
fir*. r --- j. '. o', g to help wait .1n- her fn;h r, them) forever:' 1 should like' to see
* , LOTHIAN. \ It;, tit .n1.ue), who.: we
ate Bled l.' the township put up a montintent to
ave:±<,'r r e+HAY. MNr•h la Ir•Irn s• Ile.pru:iug, rb )ugh slowly' the ;loner of Colborne and round
formerr
-Frn.afl. ItKI'e)R The futl•+wing i► :di,•'. ,\It)1. I'rrpnson. 'a its- base plates the 'Viols that in Ili
• the e.t.a', report 04 S. M, No. 7 for the resident of ('ti le:v. but flow of Win- they used in their work of congquest;
Inlneth et-F.'hrualy,- •Name•.' n:rio, hi •.ipeg, h al. Meet re:y ill. out her many the axe. the handspike, the: ox -yoke.
upld.[ In r• : V.-.. ,trdrna � hn_ r`Irl d here- ► ter pleased sed tn hear
thrl1KR
koR
chainIntu
c thingss to
IV, -Jahn Mete est, Ron. Ste. ( she ;s improvir i nicely. We all asi.h them ul more inlportaoce titan° hind -
Keith, K.nnrth Ii••u11,er.n77. Ethel to. leer .f. -rely twnvery, ers or mowers.
\il•1(c,,l-, J•net Ritchie. - Dierelets rile Pie-byteriate Ladies' Aid intend To e( • back to thel history-wbo
'Rogow 1r.4i1. -Kele.cN,ai•, .Icahn Wailing their mums, St. Patrick's is to write Sty I do not know. but 1
5trat.n, Jr. 111, Oiivie M.•Keith. sewed on the usual elate. The euaton,- know one eminently, fitted foe the
Ea'rlvn \Crllingtnn,
le
-.are nee Hendee any h sial timewill be eujayed. with teak. 1 refer to my friend Cel.• Var-
son. Eerie M**nn, Elsie Iia e. Mr. some addituon,d trawls.* introduced, cog. it he will undertake it it will be
I1.-f:1•aham McNay, Jennie Jo rs'on, sod is goes! time is promised. well Ansi' faithfully done.
Ms stein, Jr. 11. - Uweudeliue Htalls ARK 1Kv-Htr,u. - lave hogs .Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for your
Hultbe., Koh. Helm. Pt.. 11. --Lours i,.U•.. re..u•he,l the twrmri mark..1. F kitad)rset, Ttuly pours.
'loin. Mr. 1't. 1. -.flex. tJcNay. Ci i'- ;\n.ln•ws, of filalrrich, paving 9 cents JOHN L1NKL.ATF.R.
lain) 11rPherlran. Jr. PL I. -'Thome' pie- pt With. on Monday at Nrliaw, fpr Leehurn, Feb: ••_Il. 1,(11).
Helm. llsrgery Hughes, J. E. JOHN• a do„ble•dtckIusd.. Ne also shipped 'Keri -they was a word used to de-
FnrraTeschrr. three roes of prince cattle frirtu the scribe. both Pities of aruc in a large log.
\VKuvr:se.av, Match 94.1,, same plare on Saturday last. -and a good axeman triedtostrike so
' LOCALS. --.fames Henderaou, of Kin. Fenn Sous -W. L, Ferguson. our strtight that he. would leave no marks
ltna,_Hient h few de, • with hie uncle. vet -ram hotIleman. has Aold his splen- on the kerf. but it would appear to be
Alex. Mclean, 1 • Attended the did 100 -sere farm Piet yard of this place done with one stroke on each•side.
•..taricee of Hee, J.S. Hardie. to .lames Watson, of the lith elme!es- C. P. R. FLEET COMMANDS.
- . Ellinte btendy left for the` Wbif;iiair, trs
osebstantialligg_re• He gets
tan week. We wish him success.,.. s,ssessionon Apn1 1st next. We • • ' -`
His rale McLeod, of Lochalsh, spent not know !lir. 11"ergusoo's intentions List of Ods Applin-"ridfbP tlppertake
the eek -end at Lothian Mi.. for the future, but he will probably Fleet This Season,
Jean ilmore 11 hone from 81. take a well-earned rest. Owen Sound, Nisch 4. -The follow-
Jelen•Jo hospital, Chatham.. .-.Misr --- ing officers have been appointed for
Jean •Johnston spent Sunday at her HE IS ALL. RiGHT. i' the (; P. R. upper lake fleet for the
• home near Kintail A. Barnby coming season t
was home from Lucknow over Sunday
T. F. Heed and son, Jack, Had Urinary Trouble and Diabetes, Bo . B, M. Assinihoia--Captain, Luis
Dodd's IG Pills Cured Him. Pyette ; fleet officer, Wm. J. McQuade;
t for St. Helens sawmill
Monday. They dl1ey second officer, George Bartley : chief
i` -un Sir. Todd's sawmill a croason. \Veltesley, Clem Marsh 7th • - engineer. •\hgn. A: Cameron.; second
The loud cawing of the crows is Itipecisl.)--•1flr. (ioorge Strobel. a bar • enqgineer, Henry Moore ;purser, Hilton
me omen of spring atter the newsmaker, esf this -place, states post- Holo) , ; steward, Wm. A. Archer.
titer. lively that Dodd'a Hidney Pills cured M. S. R-atwa = n, Malcolm
him of urinary trouble and diabetes. McPhee; first office;,--e-try Canon ;
Mr. Strebel says:chief engineer, Win. Lewis : second
"i was troubled with kidney' die- engineer. Jacob Walters ; purser, \Vm.
ease and diabetes all my life (111 i was Bethune : steward, George A. Caven.
thirteen years of age. No one knows 3. S, Manitntaa-Captain, Jobn Mc -
who has not suttee rd it, what itis like. ,intp re ; first officer. D. McIntyre ; sec -
Our doctor could not eve) give me re- cid officer. J. Silverthorn ; chief en -
lief, and all other Po -called special gineer, James Gregg;second engineer.
remedies were,laeleee." 1 Frank Bowland ; purser, J. E. Laine;
"11 was in-Jwhen aauary..1906, toward, !ien. W. Day.
read in ytytit alensnac the rules�r 8 ' g. Atltahescn -Captain, James
melt -examination, and detefmined to McConnell ; forst nflteer, Archie Mc -
try i)odd's Kidney Pills. After nein Kinnon: second of Icer, Frank NIiddle-
nine boxes i was completely cured. ton ; chief engineer. Wm. Lockerbie ;
am now eighteen yeah old. and have second engineer, Geo. Adam ; purser,
not been troubled with these diseases George Bethune ; steward, Isaac A.
Riney. Dodd's Kidney Pill., with the Arnold.
help of God, cured me." 8. 8. Alberta -Captain, F. F. Davis:
Ant officer, John McCannel ; second
The Progressive School, officer, Harry Lang : chief engineer ,
The one school in Canada which Charles Butterworth; second engineer.
ape resnoexpense In providing mod_ Robert Sinclair W� r,BAAllvin Galla -
ern equipment and rnmp.tent in- g
tt.
atructore in the Central Business (fol- The following are the officers for
lege of Toronto. As a result this 1911) for the Dominion Transportation
school enjoys a larger patronage this Company : '
year than ever before, and yet it is Steamer Caribou -Master, A. A.
unable to supply the constant demand Batten ; first mate, It. F. Iteeh,irn ;
upon it for well-trained young people ascend mate, Edward Heker; chief en -
to fill positions as stenographers and gineer. H. H. Grierson ; second engin
M,qk keeper.' in the offices of the test eer, H. Sholdire ; purser, leo Doyle ;
firms in the. i)ominion. The sprin a 8t*ad, Royr 3h/tiManit(3h/timers.
Meeker, N. J.
term in this college opens on March
29th, se announced in our advertising
McCoy flee,matt
columna. eBccum chiefenginwi
1► Wel
long wi
CAUSE OF ECZEMA EXPLAINED;
Genas Fester in the Skin and Blood
Cures are impossible.
After years of debate medical
authorities are now agreed that
eczema and other skin linemen are
'not seated In the Mond, hut ere caused
b3' germs in the akin. Myriads ret
microscopic animals gnaw the flesh
last below the epidermis. The petient
a perfectly healthy, it is only the
skin that is diseased. Hence, scient-
ists IIP Dow agreed that you must
:ere the skin thtough the akin.
The medicine must be
be in liquid form
in order to penetrate properly. as
salves and ointments clog the pores
without reaching the inner skin.
The remedy that will search out and
destroy the disease germ, atop the
itch and soothe the healthy Gomm is
that mild, risen (•omponnd of nil of
wintergreen, thymol, glycerine, etc.,
known as I). i). 0. Prescription.
The Instant you wash with this
,nothing lir{aid you will find the itch
reMlithieves,d, We positively aaenre lou
Write the D. D. D. laboratories,
fDpa tree trial mottle trod } royeto,
11
ymitalelf.
For sale by all druggists.
Have One
Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
best one, then stand by hind.
Do not delay, but consult him
tune• when you are sick.
"Ask his opinion of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and colds. Then use it or
not, Just as he says.
:y• pub. I•h our formulas,v• r•elea .Ie0Lol
r
7 rt•i oar N4MI1..
we � e w ot
tIIaa 7
000•Ylt •Yr
7
Azle s
tactor
Always keep a box of Ayer's Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward off many an attack of
biliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
How many veers has your doctor known
these pins? Ask him all about them. I
-nolo eR the J. C. &rot 0o., Lowell. Sass.- F
GRA
Homeseekers'
Excursions
TO
WESTERN
CANADA
V:A C ';'.CAGOt '.
Truest i'.•••,flr ItIdeay.
April 5, 10 ; May 3; 17.. 31: June 14;
28: .July 12. 26 ; august 9, 23; Sep-
tember 6, 20. -
Winnipeg and return $32
Edmonton and return $42.501
'1'i,; kets good for sixty days..
• Propnrtinnute' rates to ' nreneipal
point. in Manitoba, ;Saskatchewan and
Alberta. -- -- - -
lar pamphlets givinglista. and
',art ial is •,t ••Prange 1:Io►neeteads,"
••Lends for Prdreh:ie. along thl! Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway," apply to
F. F. Lawrence, '
Town Aged. OMee hours 6.111 a; to
to 9 p. en.
or address ,1.' D. McDONALD, D. P.
A.. G. T..It.a.To or:to.
NATTY UP-TO-DATE
Spring Tailoring
6iu' dale. - . sed`-1,aa rocentIy rel ur ned
from taking ,a three -weeks' course in
cutting- and. garment -fitting with the
.John .T. ,11 itchell Co., New York, and
)
we are now in a better I�. sStion than
ever to suit the most fastidious in cut,
style and material.
Mc can Bros.
THE PA ('E t'L.OTIIING STOKE
WHEN SPR coIEs
,•
'be sesrm • 1 y maser
stn Wail. ; ,rel •h..
is
not ,the .1 e u :e t
ng people vyh.,
the eem1112nd
of Sboedoar.
ound W.•
i our- atuc:J:.
new
hares
••no•ilnte
themselves in a
Shoe question
rrnpertant. Tor- yo
desire Shoe individualindividu
our stock. In ail the rea
nothing better can he
have more than double:
which Includes all the u
•all the popular leathers. You
as particular- as you' like,
if there ie any such Slink as pie
thesis Mhoes-willaile it - - -
A Clergyman's Concession.
Sir James Crichton Browne told a
Food story at the Sheffield Burns din-
ner. At a certeln dinner a venerable
clergyman confessed that he was tipsy
once. He had just metaled, he said,
and had himself to marry a couple.
As was the Senttish custom in those
days. the ceremony was in the even
ing„ and he joined in the supper af-
terwards. As the toasting was going
on . be realized that he was getting
tipsy. When he got home he stealthily
snipped into the bedroom. and was
relieved to find that his wife load fell-
ers asleep white reseeding Sit bed. He
vete getting into hed as quickly as
be could, thanking God that he had ao
happily escaped detection, when be
heard his sweet little wife, in her soft
voice. exclaim, "John. dear, why are
you -oiling to bed with your hat on P"
-Seottish Awerican
CHILDREN
In disorders and dis-
eases of children drugs
seldom do good and
often do harm.
Careful feeding and
bathing are the . babies'
remedies.
Scott's -Emulsion
is the food-medicirre that
not only nourishes them
most, but also regulates
their digestion. It is a
wonderful tonic for chil-
dren of all ages. They
rapidly gain weight and
health on small doses.
POR SALT( 8Y AI,l, DRrGGISTS
Send 10c , Mame of paper and this .,i Int
r be•ntilul io-1nite Rank and l'h.Il'•
sketch nn•,k Each Lank mot..- us ,
1:0s1 luck Penny.
SCOTT a ROWNF.
176 yc.11 •.,-..•n I. . W. Ter>n,r. 0,0.
REDUCED ciAiESi-
$42.15
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEAT rt, E
TACOMA
PORTLAND
NELSON
ROSSL.AND
SPOKANE
- FROM
GODERICHL ONT.
Second Claw: coo -tray, on wale daily until
April Lath. ' \
Pronortionatdly low retro to sod from
other points. A
For full part iculaty and tickets can Oh
./08. vKI DD,
C. P. R. Agent, fioderich, Oso.
telae helms &50 e. m.\to 1190-p. •m•
or write ft. L. Thompson, C\ 1', R., Toronto.
FINE TAILORED
CLOTHING
R MEN
FITS WELL
LOOKS WELL
WEARS WELL
When made by
JUST- RECEi J ED -a large - eh'
• 'Mint of •
Trunks and Suit Cases
h.."
&tlle-in and see theta.
MLELLIOTT
.THE SQUARE.
q
A Dollar Saved
q isaDollarMadefl q•Li
o
• Anyone who watches our made. during the coming season r..
takee advantage of he.h can make Stoney. -
DUNLOP
The Tailor, West St.
CANADIAN NORTHERN
ONTARIO
0
The Established
Route to Gowganda
is by the Canadian Northern Ontario
to Oowganda Jut/ellen and • the Gow-
Rands Trans rt ('gmpeny. Fast and
Tellable sere' Fifteen hours shorter
than any other orate end lower rates.
Passengers con, from outside of
Toronto can an e very fast con -
fleet ion by taking t e Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg Express at 1910, connect
with the C. N. O. train at Mudhnry,
which waits for this train and arrives
in Gowganda that eveninjp at 0.00
p. nu., or under twenty-three hours.
For tickets and information apply to
nearest 0. P. 50 Ticket Arent.
Q
O
'',FENCING
We have a large ginentity of F'encipg, on which you rah say,
about >i5,(10 on every one. hundred rods ey buying at prevent suet
prices' instead of waiting ;until the d of April and paying
Spring price+. ,
aa• : ,, HEATERS
If you want a Radiant Home Heater next Fall, invest $37.0),
which is only making you :i per cent. In the Bank. and have It
make over 49 pet• cent., as you will save 514 4(4 on it six month-.'
investment. We are selling other Heaters et fit eat reduction,
we require the room for Spring goods.
43-37
If you intend to paint inside or outside, call in and see
RampleH of Hollywood paint -they will please you, and the price
will assure ea sale. We haveonlr a limited quantity, so do net
delay until the best colors are al sold.
\TACUUM CLEANERS
hen house-cleaning• do not raise, yooir carpets : get 1,11
Varutttn Cleaner; which will we all the hard work. And dou't
forget that a Hills Varnish Stain will renew rubbed aril
scratched fitrnitnre-brighten up your house.
LAWN MOWERS
Do not fo et that the good old summer time is near at
hand, and that n will require your Lawn Mower again. Is it
sharp or out of re air? It so. let us know. and we will send and
get it and put it in epair for you. i)o it now. do not leave it
until you want to u it And want it in a few minutes. Those
tush orders do not do -
4fit�s-;
uetice to you or ourselves.
CEM ENTfia A
Are you going to nae a y Portland Cement 'Ode summer:'
I have contracted far etsiel isof National Portland Cement,
and will be able to supply you mmediate wants.
For Plumbing, Heating, Eaves;roush;ng and Electric
Wiring 'Klee us a can. All woele promptly attended
to and fully guarai►teed. ,
'Phones :
Ikon 'Plisse as
Hems 'Phone 113
CHAS. C. LEE