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tray. Manna 30. 1914
istrict News.
DUNLOP. LUCK!dOW.
TI•CMDA V. Ver. 2rith. Mosinee, March 27th.
Eva In AIN KU — e young people
of the neighteirtur4were entertained
in a social way by • I.izzue Horton
last Friday evening. A very enjoy-
able time is reported.
LOTHIAN.
TURSD tY, Marr. 2tltb.
LOCAL NOTKb. Murdoch McLean, of
Charlottetown, P.' E. l., visited at the
borne of Alex. McLean one day last
week .. Miss Maggie Hogan, of Mer-
lin, is at present visiting at her home
here ..Min Rhoda NI -Kenzie, of
Paramount, was the guest of Miss
Jean Johnston on Saturday last
T. F. Henderson left on Monday for
St. Helens. where be has engaged with
Mr. Todd.
SALTFORD.
\VEme sio.y, Mar. 29th.
FOR THE CHINIQIE FAMINE FL'ND.—
The box social held in the schoolhouse
last Friday was a very enjoyable
event.. J. T. Goldthorpe performed
the duties of auctioneer and secured
good prices for all boxes 00 sale. The
proceeds, amount ing to 83D, have been
donated to the aid of the Chinese fanz-
ine sufferers. A special collection
taken in the Sunday school on Sun-
day, amounting to $dll, also has been
contributed to the same fund.
FALLING HAIR.
Mrs. Jas. Harris, of 1Vapelie,
Sask., says:
"I have found Parisian Sage to he
the hest scalp and Bair tonic and dres-
sing I have ever used. My hair had
been coming out in combsfull and was
very dry and brittle and the scalp was
klwnys itching and full of dandruff.
1 have used two bottles of Parisian
Sage and it has stopped my hair from
falling, the itching and dandruff have
disappeared and my hair is fine and
soft and Rloesy. I would not be with-
out this fine hair tonic for many times
tbe price."
For women, men. or children Pari-
sian Sage is without doubt the finest
Preparation for the hair. Daintily
perfumed, it is Mee from grease or
stickiness and ought to he where
every member df the family could use
it daily. Lerge bottle 50 cents at ell
druggists or from the proprietors, The
Giroux Mfg. Co., 'curt Erie, Ont..
postpaid. The girl with the siihurn
hair is ort every packsgP. Mold and
guaranteed by R. R. 1Vigle, uorth
side of Square, ('nderid,.
BENMILLER.
MONDAY, Mar. 27th.
A GIANT Tams.—W. Hill dt Son have
had- Messrs. Burk and Williams, of
Goderich, engaged cutting loge and
wood for a couple of weeks. A soft
elm giantwits cut, out, of wbieh was
secured 5,0011 feet of lumber. \S'hen
the top of it was cut it made ,seven
and a-balf cords of four -foot wood.
Few trees remain in this district that
compete at all favorably with this one
which has just met its fate.
PRESENTATION.—On Monday even-
ing of last week about eighty friends
and acquaintances met et the reei-
dence of/Ars. Rd. Ailin, Colborne, to
spend a farewell evening with her son
Will and his bride (formerly Miss
Adeline Hornhy, of Colborne), it heing
the eve of their departure for Wet.
roue Mast. A very pleasant evening
was spent, during which Mr. and Mrs,
Will Aplin wee.. trade the recipleuts
of a silver sugar spoon, a handsome
parlor clock and a lovely berry spoon,
also the following address :—
Mit AND MVP. WILLi AlLLIN �abDct. tstt.
takleear FrIends.—itthis opportunity pleasure with greet
ty of gathering here to-
night to endeavor torrents*. to you the esteem
in which you ars held In this oommunity. and
also to try to convey to you the regret which
we all feel Io tbe severance of your runner..
Uoos with us. We era hope that wherever
your lot may be omit you will always merit as
always ind [good you For
friends ids we
hare
con-
genial eompanlons. and while we aro sorry to
have to say good-bye to you ws hope It M for
Your future benefit and welfare ; sq in parting
we aak.yoa to aooept this slight taken of re-
membrance nom us and we trust that when
mare In your new hors enjoying Its nom•
your thoughts will span the dl,twnoe end
travel back to your old rrlends in 1 olborne,
8lgned on behalf of your sln.wre friends.
MA(rt.AND ALI.UN,
WILRRRT MILLION,
Mr. Aloin in a few words expressed
sincere thanks, after which the re-
mainder of the evening was spent in
social intercourse. Lunch baying
been served, the meeting closed with
"God Be with You till We Meet
Again." Mr. and Mrs. Will Aplin are
now in their new home at Watrous,
Sask.
SURE SIGNS
Of Kidney Trouble.
If your hack Is constantly aching
and if you ex/vete-nee Ault shooting
polos. your kidneys are out of order.
if your mine is thick and cloudy -or
your passages frequent, scanty and
painful, your kidneys and Madder are
out of order. Neglect quickly brings
on rheumatism, diabetes, lumbago,
sciatica, etc.
Mrs. John Wagner, of 110 Hollis
street, Halite:. N. 8., Saye : "Dull,
shooting pains would catch nie across
the small part of my hack and extend
into niy shoulders and neck, often
causing me to suffer with severe head-
aches and Vella of dizzineaa. Spots
would daezle before my eyes and
evnything would turn black. 1
would fall to the floor and be unaile
to get np again tritbnut aasistanee.
A friend told me of Booth's Kidney
Pill. and 1 began their nae, The nest
hoe gave me relief and i am now well
and strong "
All druggists
well Booth's
Kidney Pills,
fGb. a Aux with
a guarantee to
relieve or your
money neck.
They are the
worlds greatest
.peeier. for kid-
ney and bladder
trouble Port.
tr .rn btu" Im_o wietals, t. ha R T
th t lid.. Bort Rrls. &4d and
4,41174.40.11
"" R. }i. W10* north
aide et fifrfraaLP0. (>lrltisrieh,
Will Armstrong and Nelson Donald
tett for the West last week.
F. W. Lees, assistant et the G. T. R.
station, has been transferred to Mount
Forest.
Mrs. H. J. Cameron fractured her
arm the other day by falling on a
piece of ice.
U. N. Lawrence, who has been laid
up with a severe *flack of pneumonia,
is about well again.
Miss C. Mc41lister uoderwent an
operation for appendicitis at Wing -
ham bo:;pital Doe day last week.
James Caesar, of Kinloaas, shipped a
carload of settlerseffects from here to
Swift Current, Mask., last Tuesday.
A(•(•IDKN'r.—While resisting in cut-
ting wood with a circular saw Fred.
Steele had the misfortune to have his
right hand badly injured by coming in
contact with the saw. It was found
necessary to amputate the middle fin•
ger at the first joint.
Rn'xtt ON RAMPAUE.—Thr spring
freabet was the cause of considerable
damage in Lucknuw this year. The
thaw which bad been in progress suf.
feted a Budden set -back when the
snowstorm came with lower tempera-
ture. The snow settled in the river on
the Hata south of Willoughby street,
bh;cking the current, and within a
short time the waiter had covered a
considerable section of the low ground.
Nearly every cellar in the business
section of the town had from one to
two feet of water, which damaged
goods of considerable value, in some
Gases. Furnaces were out of business"
for several day.t and more primitive
methods of heating had to be resorted
to.
TRAINED NURSE ON ZAM-HUK.
Read What She Has Found.
Miss J. Keith, ot Olds. Alta., a
trained nurse, who has had a wide
experience of Lam-Buk, speaks of it
as follows; "I wish U. express my
high appreciation of Zuu-Buk.
have personally tested it in a great
numher of case. and find it excellent.
I ,have introduced it to several pa-
tients, with highly satisfactory re-
sults. indeed, in many cases I have
been warmly tbdnked forits int roduc-
t ion.
Streaking Ifrofessiogplh, I would
give all sufferers from skin disease
the following advice: Cleanse the
parts effected and apply Lam-Huk
freely and tegultrly. Use clean lint
and clean, soft raga for drving. bun -
Bilk and cleanliness will he; found suf-
ficient for the most stubborn case of
skin disease."
Zam-Buk will also he found a sure
Duro for atecessea, ulcers, blood -
poison. varico.e ulcers, sealp aorea,
eruptions, _ children's rashe., piles,
e'rta, burns. abrasions, scralA•hes,
scalds, and alt skin injuries and dis-
eases. title. a box. all druggists and
store. Try Zara-Buk soap, too : 25c.
per tablet.
DUNGANNON,
DR \. NETON. DENTIST, OF
Leekeow. has cea.nd HsiUha outside
Points and will henceforth etre hi. entire
attention to the borne once. L'w'know. where
he will be found every day. Ail waders, meth-
od+.
NOTICK—THE LOCAL AGENCY
In Du non for The Menai !set the Poet-
oMoe Hook and Stationery Store, whore
orders will Le reneired for sabecripUon.. ad
vertLing and job work, and receipts will be
vireo for amount. Decd for the saint.
THE L.iTEST IN WALLPAPERS.
`i pr:. .g 1s here, and with It have arrived
all the lat.rst de.ttmo in new wallpaper* at . he
PoaloMoe Store. Hest vales to be had any.
..here. ('all and see our stock before buying.
&. RYAN. Dungannon.
Toximae, March 'kith.
8. J. Young was in Goderich on
Mondky of this week.
Bert Roach and Lorne Young, of
Goderich, spent Sunday in our village.
Mise Ruby Robinson. of Nile, visited
at the theeidence of J. M. Roberts last
Sunday.
The millinery openings in Dungan-
non take place on Friday and Satur-
day of this week.
Jasper Walkout was in Mitchell
this week to attend the wedding of his
daughter Beulah.
Rev. Mr. Watson, of Toronto, will
occupy- the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church the next two Sundays.
D. G. Bickle, of West, Taylor, Sickle
& Oo,. Toronto, paid a visit to old
friends here Tuesday of this week.
DUNOANNW( SCHOOL REYORT.—
Wiek ending Mareb 24: V.—Science
—Stanley Walker, 90; Fenny Fitz-
gerald, 70; Myrtle Allen, 50. Sr. IV.
—Nature Study and Writing—Lorne
McKenzie, 85; Ralph Dieher, 90; Lil-
lian Pentland, 75: Stephen Medd, 69;
Rae Stothers, 90: Melitsda Culbert,
60; Marvin Dumb), 58. Jr. IV.
Drawing—Pearl Ivens, 73; Marian
Dasher, 72; Willie Fitzgerald, 67 ;
Fred. Rrriogton, 65; Fred. Fowler.
85; Mabel Culbert, 04 ; Clayton Sands.
R2; Linnfeld Anderson, 09. Jr. III.—
Drawing—Hazel Augustine, AI ; Jud-
son Bell, 751 Jervis Anderson, 75 ; Al-
bert Brown, 71; Sheldon Bartlett, 70:
Edith Sands, tlli; Ruby Allensri(l; Olive
Glenn. 56: RdIth Andervon, iib; Mel-
ville Culbert., 45 ; Harold Sproul. 49
Margaret Medd, 40. Wet. J. MoFFATT,
Teacher.
Through Train to the West via Chicago
and St. Paul.
Personally conducted Grew' Trunk
special train *10 leave Toronto 11 p. m.
April 4th, for Edmonton. st.(Ipping
at all points on the (grand Trunk
Pacific' railway West of Winnipeg.
Pullman tourist Bleepers will he car-
riedfully equipped with bedding end
E. in charge. Oodericb psaseeigere
join train at Stratford. Heaths may
he seenr•ed in these ears at a low rate.
This is an exceptional opportunity for
throw wishing to tyke advantage of
the r'emar'kably low one-way settlers'
rates, or round trip hotseaeekers'
excursions, thr(.ugh the Americas
cities Tickets, berth reservations
and hill parte-islets me% be obtained
from. ane Grand Trunk agent, nr ad-
ders. A R Duo, district passenger
agent Treento Gat Consult
1 swrenee agent at GotieHiels. for any
Outran isternatly,
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONTARIO
mitatiooct
of Meld's kidney Pies are
legion. The hog is imitated,
the outaide coating and shape of the
pate ars imitated and the name—Dodd's
Kidney Pills is imitated. Imitations are
Ja geroua The original L safe. Dodd's
Kidney Pilla have a reputation. imita-
tor's base node or they wouldn't imitate.
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pilla Do not be deceived. There
is only on. DODD'S. Dodd's Is the
original. Dodd's is the Dame to be care -
tai about—
o-o-n-o-s
KIDNEY
PILLS
AUBURN.
WgpsotBDAY, Mar. 22nd.
Miss Agwie Ladd returned from
Clinton on Saturday.
Harry Sturdy has almost recovered
from his rather serious illness. -
Wallace King is suffering from an
attack of erysipelas at present.
Charlie Asquith is home after visit-
ing in Toronto lor a few weeks.
Rev. Mr. Badke is able to be out
agaie after his attack of la grippe.
Mi ion Plunkett was home from
Blyth -chool from Saturday till Tuee-
day.
Th. ::i.worth League will hold a so-
cial evening next Tuesday evening in-
stead of the regular meeting
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SATURDAY AND MONDAY
� APRIL THE FIRST AND THIRD
will be
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G to price extra low for early bargain selling.
As has always been our custom on Bargain Sale Days, nearly
in the store will be reduced.
2 GREAT BARGAIN DAat this store
This FIRST -OF -APRIL SALE of New
SPRING MERCHANDISE
At prices that mean a big saving to you.
WWWe have secured many special va;ues in desirable goods that we
a
Having secured the position of sec- Soiree of our gon Dress reatest reductions will be
tion foreman at vtb, Chas. Bell will
bought on some of' Goods. W
a are over-
lion
move there with his family in we Myth, these lines and now take this means of unloading.
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can afford
everything
Come in and
Get
Acquainted
u you are not already ac-
quainted with the, merits of
STURDY'S
GROCERIES
try a sample order. You
can he certain of securing
seasonable goods here at all
times. Our 'phone number
is 91. Give us a trial. The
quality of our goods will eon-
s' ince you.
Sturdy & Co.
On The Square
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SPRING TERM
ere
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and
From April fed manse InW
summer session tae's July
affords continuoasoppG
funky ter brltht rimed people
to Quality tot• geed basinsw poet
iron_ Our school --thOaten ot the
Taranto—
the largest sod best quipped in
Cat lavftas your oonsdders-
den.request. se. . _mailed on
Veen and Gerrardw S rt.'o
onto.
After -a- while
Customers
Hundreds of people
read our ad. who have
no need for a new watch
not at present; but if
you succeed in educating
them to KNOW that
this is the home of know -
proven WA tub /alue•, we
will he satisfied. This
knowled will be good
fee both of us when
watch - buying DOES
come. There is nothing
worth while in watch -
don) but what we have.
And believe T H i S •
there will he nothing
worth while produced in
the future bet we'll got
it for von --Ori that this
is NOW and will remain
YOUR watch Naw.
S. `Da?,ey
J.we1Mr and (tptacsan
mouth Nile of Agnate. (l..der.ieh
This Sale gives you a great chance to get new dependable fabrics at close
down to "'WHOLESALE PRICES. r /
Bear in mind, not a few named articles but a whole storeful of reliable, u -
tp-date articles at bargain prices. p
SATURDAY
REMEMBER THE
DAYS—
AND MONDAY, APRIL 1st AND 3rd
J. H. COLBORNE
alt
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of
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O IMO
near future- He has commenoed
work there already, going up and re-
turning by train each morning and
evening.
Mr.
Wes.
the funeral (tthe letter's graodfetber,
l the late Mr. John Taylor, of Fordyce,
on Monday.
Miss Hannah Mole was home from
Seaforth over Sunday. Sbe was ac-
companiedby her little Aiece, Liars
Mole, of Sorth,
Tette:rim TO A Boon MAN.—The
news of the late Inspector Robb.* I BENMILLER.
death w
with whom he cameof l mut in contact 1
in hie official capacity as inspector
speak in the highest terms of hie eA!-
c cy a s a public servant and of his
in know and Inspector
es a man.
Tlove
and respect him. g si bfuneralpbeing
held on Monday, the school wse closed
and the flag flown at hail( -mast.
Was received with sadness by'
The Signa! to Jan. lair, 11111, for 50c.
IT'S THE BOYS AGAIN
OUR
OYS' CLOTIIINO
U01)4 `Boy, ccut in fora Lion &and soft.
We have selected our fashions
to meet the requirements in
cuteness, nattiness, durability and
swagger ; designing to conform
with the "cute" age. the "rough-
house" age. and the "sit -up -and -
take -notice" age.
Oar Lion Brand Salts
for Boys
this reason are better thin ever and
combine all the essential a o d
reinforcements necessary for the
bo}- who is herd on clothes. A boy
wears his coat out fleet at the
elbow. Lion Brand has double
elhows of cloth there, and it last.
longer. A boy wears knickers out
at the seat and knees. Lion Brand
hove an extra piece of cloth right
where they wear nut that, and the
seams are stitebed twice and the
linings are the tet we have ever
seen in boys' Suits. This mates a
gavel reason why you should mak for
this make : and the price is so
higher—that's anther good thing
about it..
A snit at Wiwi, $600 and 07.50
is fully guaranteed and Bot in the
w
very sews style.
;
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
THE LEADINO CLOTHIER
WKDNKSDAY, March 19th,
Noo•ss.—J. W. Gledhill was in Tor-
onto Out week Richard Fisher, of
Clinte)p, visited in the village last
week ..Victor Newell was home
last week, a victim of influenza
E. T. Pfrimmer received a carload of
corn this week ......Mr. and Mn. W.
W. Fisher have the sympathy of their
many- friends in the lose of their in-
fant twin son, who died this rotrning.
..Mr. and Me.. John White, of
Goderich, 'are in the village this week.
•The Rev. R. M. Lacklend, of
Walton. preached three splendid ser-
mons on the Benmiiler circuit last
Sunday. The pastor. Rev. W. Baugh.
was at Walton, preaching missionary
sermons,
ECZEMA CURE A BEAUTY WASH.
Although D. U. D. Preecription has
been recognized for yeas as the on
remedy for eczema, peuriasis, and all
other forms of skin diseases, it is now
known thst there is no other wash,
even those used by the beauty specie!-
, iota. that can compare with this mild
liquid for cleansing the skin of
pimples, blackheads, rash, and all sim-
ilar akin affections.
For this reason Slone, a bottle of U.
D. D. should he kept on hand in every
household. .4 free trial bottle will
show you the merits of this great rem -
ed as a eotaplexion wash.
D. D. D. seems W remove the cause.
whatever the trotsble may be, cleans-
ing the skin, and leaving it as soft, as
smooth and clear as that of a healthy
child.
Write the D. D. D. Laboratories
Dept. G. S., 49 Colborne street, Tor.
onto, sod prove its wonderful effec-
tiveness.
(For sale by all druggists.)
Putting up a bluff is something like
making a mountain out of a molehill.
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Orr Moble : o'A square deal to everyone "
Everythiog Upside Down F
That is about the way
thismi ars 1n the home at
■ housecleaning time.
Yon have hen consider-
%� !J �j h,• log purchmeing some new
t �_�ha•a pieces of
Furniture
for a long time. and now
is the(cbance to do it.
We hate a complete stork of up -to date Furniture of all kind.
on hand. and we can guarantee the quality to hs of the hest and
the prime rraaonahle.
AGFN/ NORUHEIMTtR PIANOS
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