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BA V FIELD.
Wttosteemee. April ]111th.
Rey. ]Ir. Taylor. of Varna. ex.
,•baogett pulpits with Mr. Laws on
Sabbath last.
Her. Thou. Davidson, of Mount For -
,y(, retched in the f resbyt.erbin
•burcb last Sabbath.
Thr telephones were installed
through the village o. Thursday and
Friday of last week and we now have
connecter° with must of the surround -
ng towns and townsbips.
LOTHIAN.
Tee.DAT, April 26th.
Locsis., Mia Edyth 4rving. of
I.ucknow, spent a few dare the guest
of Mia Bemis Barnby ....Miss Jean
tlilmore is epeodioj a few weeks visit-
ing her sister, Mrs. O•Hara, of cess -
ley While botisreleanlag Mrr.
Campbell bad the misfortune to fall
and fracture a ample of rihs, which
will leave her indiepuarl for some
time . elms. Barnby lett Wt week
OD a visit to his eon. Rev. R.. H. Hoe -
by, of Lambeth R. H. Me�Krizie
has his barn equipped wltb lightning
rads, which adds great) to its appear-
/IMOD John Helm has moved to
the farm which be purchased from his
brother.. ...The trustee. of 8. Si. No.
7 juave re-engaged Mies Johnston for
the coming year at an increased sal-
ary.
WESTFIELD.
TCICnDAT. April 25th.
Ntc vi Norrvs.-The WestAeld Ep-
to ort h League will give a concert next
Monday everting. A good program is
being prepared. Admission tic. J.
mstebcr the date -May 1st ... Miss
Lilian Clark returned to bar duties
ss teacher un Monday. alter
spending the past three weeks at her
home in St_ Helens. the sebwol ls•igg
ch -.d for two weeks previous. t Eas-
ter ,,wing to the scarlet fever in the
-met lira Albert Campbell visited
friends in Goderich on )4uodev last.
" Raymond Reckoned has le sti ea.
gaged as teacher in S. M. No. n- Kau
W:twanosb, at • sal*, i of $ is per
annum. His Artie, evomrnenes Septenr
her I.t . Mrs. Wm Graham. of
.Stratford, is home at prrs.OL having
Breen salted bete on aceouot of the ser -
i rue illness of bar father, D. !Nohow.
Ret. J. R. Mann, of A nbure,
will ocer tor thepulpit• on this cimit
next Sabbath, Bev. R. A. Miller tak-
ing Mr. Maori work a: Auburn and
Carlow.
IT GROWS RAM
But Net After the Heir is prat I be
K. R. Wigle will tell ou slat ee w
sells* great many bort of P►risiaa , of
...attest because it gives satiefacti.s ' k
He guaraeb ss it to s adicajr din- w
iiruff, step felting and plitttow hair \
.end itching scalp, or moseybark. R
Parisian Matte will ma air grow if th
HOLY
mom) . April 24th
. INS GP Tie
Ackert spent a few r in Toronto
Last week... . J, el ckert delivered
m Wednesday
for Mr. White, of G ph \tarter
Albert (Jerboa and rather Calvin
spent their Hester idays with Mrs.
Shelton, near Ber Mrs. Bur-
k itt and two childre rrived ho tie to-
day. after spending eek visiting tee
Tortures father, .1 Itobloson, and
other friend,. near. Augustine
Mrs. .1. H. Ackert nd her daughter
Nbtr M;tttms are . ing a few days
vesitstte frit -ads in ineerdiue.
ST. H ENS.
Tr .. DAY, April 25th.
THE NEWS IS hill :t••. -Mr. and Mrs.
Will Todd end baby, from Cargill, are
visiting a;j Mrs. D. Todd's, sr
Miss Lau S•Ikeld, of (ioderich, vis -
JI. ih. Miller's over Sun -
thong those who have re -
r spending the Easter hoe -
t• Mies W. D. Rutherford
pion. Miss Lilian Clark to
Slim Elizabeth Miller to
O. Misses May Cameron and
rk, D. M. ('lark and Dtti-nin
Uolerieh Collegiate, Misses
therford and (iretta Webb,
rustle and John Webb to
high school, and Miss
etherington to Winghaut
oSollkkekd has Misses
retuned to
atter spending part of the
with friends here -- Jas.
urned to Michigan on Mon-
t isiting him sister. Mrs. D.
Rev. Mr. Treleaven, of
will occupy the pulpit in
hutch next Su day..... Mrs.
phrey and Mise Lila visited
in Goderlch jest week.
919 sit `fie**°*°Q°°p * °** °g°+•,• fit" ***•' ilit* Nature makes the cures
e after all.
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INow a.nd then she gets
into a tight place and
needs help -ng out
of the
District.
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EAST WAWANOSH.
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MONDAY. April 24th.
ter
a floe carload of salt
ited at M
day
tinned a
day. her.
to Sett.
West le
Dungan
Colina
P1 lip.
Annie
Hugh
Win,
R�.xie
burin
hliza
(eerie
holed&
Neely
dry a'
Todd.
Luck
Calvi
\V. J
Fri
Preempt Source of Energy.
's System Renovator• is a
too ' Bich renews the vital force..
It -ws nerve and muscular energy
ant melee new energy. It does this
by ' creasing appetite. by insuring
assimilation of fond and by
di ally supplying elements that serve
ter trrngthen tbe nervous system.
reconstructive tonic is valuable
is all run-down conditions , of the
speterne especially these marked by
deprrr,iun and nervous debility. One
dollar per bottle. Menet:retured. by
The MacLeod Medicine Co.. Goderich:
Forrale by E. K. Wigle, druggist.
REID'S CORNERS.
TVE$DAY, April 25th.
!tiICN'a NoTgs.-We are glad to re -
I0
rt that Miss Nettie Courtney, who
was taken to Kincardine hospital to.
treated for appendicitis. is doing
ell- Everyone will be glad tet see
its Nellie hack again, as one who
noes how to serve in the sphere in
rich abs takes such interest.
With three wen 'and teams in a field
Reid ought to lead the way out,
°ugh John Henry will by appear
aces be a clone second, if not first.
Not all of us have read "Sowing
Seeds in Denny." but. most of the men,
women and children everywhere are
enwiog'seede somewhere these days.
Only good seed grows good grain
Tbe scholars who were home for Eas-
ter vacation have returned to their
various schools.. ...We felt lonely
while 1he teachers were away, but
are glad to see them again at,tbeir
post of duty Mrs. Rutberford
w ke to the W. H. M. Society of
ICinrardine on her experience in mis-
sion work in New York, on Tuesday
evening .. ..Tht minister seems de-
termined to provide shade for himself
or for some future occupant of the
misuse... . The Young People's Soci-
ety- takes up its first study in "Evan-
geiin.-- on Friday evening at t be liter-
ary muting Quite a few re-
sponded to the pastor's invitation 1.0 u
communicants class in the vestry on
S abbath evening at 7 p. m We ex-
tend to the lays true across the sea the
hand of fellowship and wish theist well
in Trying to crake their fortune in
this land of .splendid chances.
the hair toot is not dr ; et put. life
rid lustre into dull a laded hair.
end is the !nowt delgbt( hair dress
ing in the world. Only :tl u a large
bottle.
Parisian Ssgr is the (test hair
grower and b•eaatjSsr. .druff Imre
arid scalp clearer kno Try it on
our money hack plea. S • and Roar-
.inteed in Goderieh by R. Wigle.
KIPPEN. '
Magnet T. pill 24th.
NEWS N(rrei.-Mr. and
have returned after
ant time with frr ye•nds iu
Miss Mettle, teach,r in
school. Hay, roma bar
village ' Mrs. Johns
Cecil. spent the holiday
And among 9eanmith
Mn. Reynolda had a p
from her parents during
vacation. Mr. Del
taken over the bo ine•s 1
by W. E. Cusses, who
to, but is not certain
likely to Iodate. Me.
missed, u be was a•
able businesal roan. and do
vaso he and bis family
they made mace friends.
evening lit. Attarew's Mab
presented him wild an
token of tbeir apprecia
work as
Mise Mtar eJ. Me ay went
atoriurn at Byron, where
main for some time,
friends here pre for her.
to health.. ...AI.*. McBe b haa re-
turned from a visit to hts tenter limit
at Powamen, wbere be found the
work progressing favorably Wil-
liam Rathwell, the eldest sap of Thos.
Rathwell, of the 2od mneeseion,
Stanley, returoed home recently from
`teattle, Wash.. when be had been for
several months In the bnenitai no the
result of a fall of forty-five feet from a
Midge on the Milwaukee and Puget
`touted Railway,on which be was en -
Felted ea a builder. For • long lime
his life was despaired of, Mut his iron
constitution triurnpbed and Imlay he
is fairly well.
re. Meilis
g a pkaa-
on
Parr Line.
n in the
and son,
in Exeter
Ods. .
of visit
Easter
ler h a s
rely run
to toron-
be It
will be
c. honor -
g the few
pent here
Friday
school
rem in
n of his
Saturday
the OW -
will re-
s many
toratioe
SIMPER RE11110Y •
For Backache and Kidney Tremble.
The airnplest and most effective
remedy for sick kidneys is Hmeth's
Kidney PHIS. If than is west»aril,
(»ateration. Inflammation or enrenese
Ronth's Kidney Pills geir1•ly relieve
11. Teary gently
stimulate, toe.
sad streogt.hen
eiek kkt°rys,
drive away
haek.,9ss, t•b.a-
matte pain and
dewiness, stews
up and regulate
the urine and
rester. a perfect
1I$etel Altering of the
umbelit of tel , this rrvtfee/ y per
AM esti and guareseee
wtleer Mlle We. be:.
\I"^eT, e,a• 4 i th ) ►- i' senates.
P 'I'hs R. T. Booth r ss. id
cert Krie. era.. for a fres al.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Corse IL MKKr, NI:. - -Council met
March29th as per adjournment Mem-
bers all present ; Reeve Bailie in the
chair. Minutes of Net meeting were
teed and approved, on !notion of
Messrs. 'Wilson sod Watson. The
treasurer's statement showed balance
on hand of 0 -le 44 : filed on motion of
Messer. Murray and Wilson. John
Mcl)sir•mid and O. smith, of Luck -
now. ani .1. Reid, of Dungannon,
waited on the )nerd ,caking for grant
G• their agricultural ,ocieties, and on
motion of Messrs. Nilson and Watson
Ltickncw Agricultural society was
granter) $10 and Dungannon Agricul-
tural Society $!3. Accounts to the
amount
ot $28.5& were passed and
orrlerred paid. on motion of Messes.
\\ ikon and Murray. The fence -
viewers and l!irundkeepers of last year
were all re-elected end the fallowing
pathmsetets : A. Riven, J. H. Pent-
land. Therm. McPhee, D. Wilson, S.
Lawler. M. Sproule, D. Sproule, A.
Kirk. W. Oliver. S. Vienne S. John-
stone, Wilmer \Nitron, H. Feagan, J.
Rrithhy, Win. Stnther'. Jas. Red-
mond, J. Nicene, Win. Smith, jr., A.
Pollara. R. Plunkett, H. King, F.
Maes, J. Wightntan, W. Andrew. O.
Brown, D. Fowler. Wm. Campbell.
Geo. Henry. R. Smyth. W. Andrewa,
G. (heaves., A. Brophy. .los. Leddy.
John Jefferson. W. J. Perks, A. Stew-
art, J. Reid, E. Fitzpatrick, O. Me -
Roberts, Thos. Taylor, J., Kenahan.
John Craig, Thor'. Finleon, S. 1homp-
sntt. A. Alton. 14. Mc(•r•n.tie, A. Har-
per. J. B. Rutherford. (4. Stuart. R.
Wads, D. f)nnoven, J. Barker, Thea.
Ctiwminse. A. Rintotil, R. Haines. J.
Bowles, J. Smith. Neil Campbell, J5.0.
(taunt. L. Wrwtberheu4, Watt Webb,
e. Aitchs'ann. B. Naylor. R. Taylor,
John Laidlaw, D trealloghen, R.
Webster. 1'. McMillan, Wm. Merlon-
alA..Iohn Mrtlnillin. Wm. IMrQuillin.
D Met niestd. Jas. Folder, Thos. in•
iiia. Wm. H,trha•ni. J. Rag)!•r )
mI. W m Mnle
*Monier" meet se a enure nf revl-
tlbo rlyd for general budoew oxr Ms
y:t'e At 'f/ nese -1r W c M
1 let.
1'KEet*NTATIUN.-Hugh McBurney.
who recently sufeted the hors of bis
burse by fire, has disp.ned of his farm
to his son Stewart and es leaving for
Montana et visit for a while with bis
daughter. Mrs. ('barter.. A party
or friends and neighbors gathered at
bis house to tender tbeir good wishes
and presented hint with a Bible, a
wata•hcbain and locket as tokens of
goodwill.
HEI-mese& Apt il 11.
Towsatrri• COLNCtL.-The epuocil
.net today as per adjournment. Mem-
bers all present- Minutes of last
meeting read and count-med. John
Howard war appointed patbrnaater in
place of Wm. Toll. ('has. Carter In
place of And. McDougall aid Stuart
McBurney in place of Hugh McBur-
ney. ees for the
etion
crete piers and abutments tfor two
river bridges were received from
Messrs.
Mowbray a; Barber, of Wing -
ham. Vint, of Blyth, Looby, of Dub.
lin, Gnfney, of Keunicott, .Davies,' of
Stratford. Barnby, . of Brrtarrls, A.
Hill at Co., ofJfitefseil, and the Hunter
Bridge Oo., of Kincardine. Tendere
for the steel superstructures were re-
ceived from A. Hill & Co., of Mitchell,
the Hunter Bridge Oo.. ot Kincardine,
the Stratford Bridge Oo. and the Sar-
nia Bridge Co., of Hernia. Moved by
Mr. Stonebouse. seconded by Mr.
Cannpben, that the tender of A. Hill at
Co., of Mitchell, at 118.1:+0, for the com-
plete constnuetion of the Marnoch
bridge, abutments, pier and sixteen -
foot roadway superstructure, and the
tender of the Hunter Bridge Co., Kin
cardine, at $7,5O for the .owplete
construction of the 10th line brides,
abutments, pier and sixteen -foot road-
way superstructure, he accepted on
condition that the strain .beet in both
cases be approved of by County En-
eineer Patterson and some other qual-
ified engineer named by the Reeve.
Carried. Bylaw No. 3, 1011, ratify
ing the appointment of patrmasters.
poundkeepers and fenceviewers, was
read and fussed. Accounts of -R.
Vanatune, Wingham. of $4.58, for ser-
vi•es as township solicitor in 1910, sad
H. McDowell, $2, for repairing wash
out, concessions 4 and 5, received and
ordered to be paid. On ni 'tion ret Comer
cillos. Campbell and theneheuse, the
council then adjolirned to went again
ou Monday, May 29th, at 10 o'clock
r• rel`, as u court of revision and tip-
pmd and for the transaction of any
other township husinees. ALEX..
PoJTeemgee. Clerk.
The man who wants the earth can
expect to have a lot of mud thrown at
him. •
FOR OUT DOOR WORK
IN WET WEATHER
NOTHING EhUAL.
12nt stag)
WATERPROOF
CLOTHING
TO KEEP YOU DRY.
Made for hard service and
guaranteed wsterprool.
Beet Dealers E.e,ywhere.
TOWER CANADIAN OILED
CLOTHING CO.. LTD.
Toronto. Canada. Ent
J .
COLBORNE.
TDI$DAY, April 25tH. Things get started i
Remom. RIPORT•-Th• following is the wrong direction.
the result of Baster examinations held
at M. A. No. 8. Ooihorue : Jr. IV. to Sr.
IV. -Lucy Feagan, Reggie Fowler. Something is needed t
Sr.a III. to Jr. IV. -May Jr.lte" check disease and ata
Ralph Million, Olive Fowler. Jr. iiL i
to Sr. i IrL-ene
FPagan. Luella the system in the right
Femme Irene Mitchell, Bella Camino,
Gladys Kirkpatrick. Fir. II. to Jr. III. ` direction toward health.
-Olive Tebb, Ella Cousins. Andrew
Stiaugban, Reggie Allen, Pt. II. Jr.
to Sr. -Laurel Treble, Sarah Walter, Scott's Emulsion of
Chester 1•'eagan. Pt. L Jr. to Sr. -
Laura Cousirte, Iona Fowler, Wilfrid Cod Liver Oil with hypo -
Fisher. M. E. FOSTER. Teacher. phosphites can do just
TOWNPHle COUNCIL.-l3olborne couu-
cll held their regular meeting April this.
11th. All members present, except
Councillor Halliday. The minutes It strengthens the
were read and following accounts
paid : Hebert Bogie, breaking roads, nerves,feeds famished tis -
59 : CI irence Walter, breaking reedy.
$4; Albert Ma"kelt• breaking `wads' sues,and makes rich
$1.75; Edward Shaw. breaking roads,
57: Abraham Fisher, breaking roads, blood.
$1.50; Wm. Allen. breaking roads,
76e.: Arnold Harris, breaking roads, soy aeL5 ST ALL DOOGOISTS
*260; Globe Printing Co., advertising, send tae., of rarer aaa rte .t ter .as
$8.75: S. B. Potter. breaking roads.! 5.5.u5.1 5..i.e. Esse .aa elle'. Saeera-2.006
125: Thos. McIntyre. gravel, $1 : Rob- a..a t"`A •••c•+•• • o.d 1...& n..se.
art Bean, discing road, $4.10; M. G. SCOTT& BOWNE
Cameron, law Costa, nett ; witness Its Waimea. S4...k Wort Trees.. oak
fees on Carney case $15 40. Council -
wiH meet again as noel of revision
May 25th at 10 o'clock a. tu. F. W. Marine Etiquette.
D e
O
rt
M
COONAGH, Clerk.
As one of the Wt.ite Starsteantahi
CONSERVATIVES FAVOR IT. cae up New York barb or the other
_- damy, a grimy caul hatge floated imme-
diately in trent of her.
Petition for Reciprocity Largely Signed "Clear out, of the way with that old
in Duferin. mud scow ! " shouted an officer on tbe
. Orangeville, April 21. -Petitions in bridge.
[ever of the reciprocity rgreement. A round, &tin -brow -red face "Are ye
signed by, 2110 Conrervativer and 351 titer the cafit hatchway. ye
Libreria of this conies-. were sent to"No,"the captain of that tees•rt,.
rr
Sir
prewottratlyir small porniurier un of thThee a "Then *epake`�tnh yerM'eyuels. I'm
onuntr, as it was impossible. owing to eap'aim o' thee!"came (tour the bw•ge.
'the state of the roads. at this season. -. .
to get the whole feeling. of the county -
on this important queetion. 1t is he.
lirved sheets that a majority of the
CCWAN'$
favo r o 4e thus co. not itb are igifavor °[ reciprocity. Dotwithstaadhgj
the fact that in the past the Conserva-1
Live maj n sty baa been $b ut 1,500. �` R ECTI0 N
The following is the wording of the F
rtoirltl► k'
p••tit�on :-•' Ve, t h e tindersigned
eleetKey« r that
the county ofej Du green e t 1
leave tbwt Lbw reciprocity agreement i
now before the House. if carried.; ciA
would rettalt in lasting benefit to the
agricultural community of this Domin- 'COwee' , sccr'..s tp bit the
ion at large. We also repudiate tit* right spot. It is a great
views °80 freely expressed by tbe food for huskyour
gentlemen representing the privileged young Ath-
clatter,. and the moneyed institutions letes : satisfies the appetite : -
ef the country. We consider it little ley tp digest: and delicious
better than an insult for thein to die- I
tate to you what they consider goal l
for the farmer. Nee ask for no privi-
trees, only tee chance to buy and sell
where we think best."
A Ge nt'e Method.
Little Edward bad been visiting bis
uncles ranch, where they were very
much bothered by rata. When he
came back, he started to school, where
be received the information which he
gave bis grandmother one day. He
said :
eGrendota, do you know bow to get
rid of late?"
No, Edward. How V*
-' Why, s soft answer turoeth away
rats."
Bills are brave -and. least they do not
run when you foot them.
You couldn't get the truth out of
some men with astomach pump.
'l
DO YOU USE
COWAN'S
COCOA ?
It's Different Since
Q It may be that you have visited the
Semi -ready store in the past, and that
you went away with the idea that we
could not fit you -either physically,
fancily or financially.
Q Now it's all changed 1 -
Q it's a different Semi -ready Tailoring to
what you knew before.
Q Every year we've made progress, but
in the last few years we have been a
conquering force of irresistible power in
the tailoring of good clothes.
Years ago we started out to make clothes
"just as good" as retail tailoring.
To -day we can proudly prove that
Semi -ready garments are tailored
"better than the tailor's best."
If you are one of the men who came.
who'saw, and went away, it's worth
money to you to come again now.
The man we want to see is the man
who can say " I have always had my
clothes made to order by a tailor."
If you cannot surmount that idea at
one jump then I can make you to order
a special order Semi -ready garment
from any one of 350 samples which 1
can show you.
.ktlilL g0. lYll 7
Underwear
spring is here and you will soon require a change
of underclothing. We beg to remind you that we
carry a full line of
Natural Wool
Balbriggan
and
Zimmerknit
Underwear
If you are in need of anything in spriugjclothiog,
remember we are in a position to cater to all your
requirements.
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors
Men's Outfitters
Spring Tonics
Spring will soon be Isere and you will be needing
a good tonic to prepare you for the hard work of
summer. We recomurood and guarantee
Nedruco Blood Purifier Nadrucn Sarsaparilla
Nwlrtcia Compound Iron Pill Nedruco Syrup Hypophosphitee
Nadruco Tasteless Cod Liver Oil.
if these remedies do not do as recommended your
money will be returned to you. Agent for Godericb.
1
F. J. Butland, Druggist1
..The store that pleases.'
'•The pleases.'
(SET THE
IIBEST FENCING
AT THF_ BEST PRICES
TfiIJE WELT%`_
n 77/AT 11
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IIWe'beve bought three carloads of the well-known "Pittsburgh
Perfect" Fencing to arrive about the end of March. This is the
fence that isjwelded by electricity. which emcee. the most of you
have seen at Toronto and London Exhibitions. The uprights be-
come part of the horizontal wires. Therefore it is impossible for
pthem to slip as they do in other makes of fence.
For delivery from car and for cash with order
IIwe make you the following interesting prices
5-wlre Eel inches high, all No. tt wire, per rod 21 c
fr (i -wire 40 inches high, all No. 9 wire, per rod.. 2 4 c
7 -wire 41 inches high, e11 No. 9 wire, per rod...... 2113 -Se
1i -wire 1:5 inches high, all No. 9 wire, per rod 91 c
9 -wire 49 inches high, all No. 9 wire, per rod 34c
10 -wire 47lncher high. all No. 9 wire, per rod i8 c
1100 FENCING
8.wire R2 inebee high, ell No. 9 stays, 12 inches
&wire 32 innch93rod c
ea high, all No. 9 strays, 16 inches
apart, per rod 31 is
8•wirw 32 Inches high top and bottom No. 9,
gg nthen No. 11. stays 12 Inches apart, per rod,
t No. 9 Coiled Spring Steel Wirer fully guaranteed)
per 100 pound. 52.40
No. 12 Coiled
MpringSteel Wire Gully guaranteed)
Per 1(10 Barbed Wire, per 100 pounds unds 2.330
These pebes as stated before ere for cash with order. We wiU
book orders only to the extent of not purchase, as we cannot duple
este our nide. tax the money we an selling to you at, am there hes
been an advance on wire since purchasing these pan. Orders will
im Ailed as booked.
OOMR EARLY AND AVOID THR RUSH
Are you going to roof your house or earn this year? If e, we•
ran hernisb you with Metal Roofing or with our guaranteed Ready
RooAae, and can also pat them on for you. (',ail end see eampies
before pnrebaaing.
How &hoot Cement 1 Are vol. going to do any cement work
the, spring er .ourener? We still handle the National Pentane
Ce esseL the Cement that gives perfect est9dactiee-
Of Spelt and Heavy Hardware we never had a mare egos to
starek. Let ns figura on your pluntbing, beating. saveretrous js►R
asd-sMetrir wiring.
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