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LEEBURN.
TvaeDAY. June 13th.
Lammas( Locate. --Mr. and Mrs
0. Carey *petit Sunday with Mr. and
Mr... McGraw Mime Kate Renter
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harris.
Dungannon Miss Jou elution
spent the week -end et home
Alen. McNevim, of Saltfonf, spent
Sunday with his relatives here
John D. Farrisb was in Ash8e'd last
week Mr. and Mrs. D. Il•.rton,
God«rich, were in the burgSunday.
Rev. Geo. E. Ross, of Ooderlc6,
occupied the pulpit here last Sunday,
in the absence of R.V. J. Hamil-
ton, who was in Ottawa attendings the
Getseral Assembly A light hail
storm passed over these parts last
Sunday afternoon. damaging some of
the gardens.
IT GROWS HAIR
t3ENMILLER.
Tu$et)aY, June L* .
8+um'e•--Mr, said Mn. E. T. Pfrine
spent • few days at Fullerton.,,,
� Stokes, of Goderich. spout Sun-
day with Ms ereadp•reots, Mr. and
Hrs, Heddle ......
Mrs.
John
nuMcLean
and daughter were
mes of
dewy Fisher over Suoday Mrs.
Gledhill and Mrs. Newell spent a few
days to town this west.
HOLYROUO,
TotteDaT, June 13th.
Ngw . OF efts WEEK. -MIM Sara
Nyn,; is spending a week visiting bar
tartar, Mrs. Dr•hras.PU, of Hsytleld
:bs Holyrood `Sabbath .chool intend
holding "dtanl�ono lathin Mr. w1Ge4esatd
,1d ki Friday,
ell kinds of amusements are looked
foe, and lunch will themselvestd. We
h all will enjoy
J.aines, of Dunwannoo, spent Sun-
day suith his is on the .ick Het. We hops
ts here. His
mother
to Frear of her me.- recovery,
CARLOW.
KO *DAT. June 12th.
&-H,$)t REPORT. -Following is the
repot of U. S. S. No. 3. Colborne. for
the month of May : V. - -Lilian Wet.
.on. Sr. IV. -Violet Taylnr, Olive
Young. rale Rotertson, David McMil-
Ias, Elwin Rutledge. Jr. IV. -Miry
Medd, Ada Shields. Sr. 111, -Watt
Hamilton and Beatty Levy equal,
Violet Hamilton. Lily Merhes,
Evelyn Yungblut Harry Wat.on.
Row MrPhet. Willie 1 Dung. ' Jr. 111.
-Edna loner, Narie Wsuon. Verna
Hassn.
La
Rutledge. Elsie
lLeessT. Sr. 11. - Wilmer Howatt.
Hilda Hardy. Frank tahieids, Frank
•esiame.ur, tiirvin Young. Tomhiy
Hamilton, Ralph McPbee, Gordon
Taylor. Celia Hamiltnn. Jr. 11.-Jss-
,a live. Isabel Young. Kathleen
Hastilt.•n. Joe Young. Annie Jones.
M. R. J .o"Ins)'. Teacher.
LUCKNOW.
MONDAY, Igoe 12th.
torn IN THE W .r.-Tht. death s
aasounced at Lethbridge,Alta., no
ratarday, May •27th. of Ronald Me-
Kieocu brother of Charles McKin-
roe, of Lurknow, and fourth child of
:he late Mr. and Mrs- Murdoch Mc-
Kinson. The deceased was in bis
chitty-.ec..od year and his untimely
Reath is mourned by bis young wife,
and a sister and three brothers. They
are Mita Emma and Charlet., of Luca -
now : Laughlin. of Lethbridge. and
Angus. of Sault Rte. Marie. A sad
f. -store in connection with the event
that the dead men's brother Chat lee
left hist s eek for Lethbridge, unaware
of his brother's demise.
Duni OF Mite. Houses. -The late
Mn. W. fl Holmes, whom. death took
daeeonSaturday. June 3rd. in Vic-
toria hospital. Londoo, was. horn in
loodon township sizty=tll'e years ago.
She was a daughter of William Tay-
lor.* former customs officer in Lon-
don. She was married in 1i384 to W.
S. Holmes and with him removed to
Lurknow. where the remainder of her
life wa+•pent. A family of four chil-
dren is left to mourn her departure :
11. V. Holmes. of the Bank of Hamil-
ton. Gorri.: W. T. Holmes. of Luck-
noir:
uck-
now : Mies tiled's. of Lucknow, and
liwlrene, of Victoria hospital, Len -
As 't1LD-T1xE MimerREL-"Billy"
Mhanooa. minstrel. of Chicago, is
spending a few weeks in town end
with friends at Dunngg•aioon. His old
home was in Goderich. He woof to
t'hicago in Mk, went on the stage as
A minstrel in 1871 (the year in which
the railway came to Bruce county),
and has been on the boards ever since.
Like all the rest of us be is getting
old. and his part now is usually that
of "uncle Tom" or "Old Black Joe,"
but hp Ft ill retains to a remarkable de-
gree his youthful vigor and Rood
Fpirits. He speaks of putting on •
local show with local talent, if he can
make the necessary arrangemente,-
Lucknow Sentinel.
Nc>r1te.-Mise Irene Sheriff. of Gor
Ho, wu home last week on • visit... Don-
tld ltic('ervie and James Gaunt base
reamed from their trip to the West.
• • . Gen. Matheson left last Tuesday
on a trip through Northern Ontario.
R. F. Porter, who has been in
the Molsone Bank fof the past Pit
months, has been rrao.ferred to the
Pee olia brands, Willie Noise has been
promoted to his place and a junior
.latah is heing sent up from Toronto.
•. Principal White, of the Luck -
nm high school, underwent an opera-
tion for appendicitis last Tuesday.
The patient is making favorable emit-
r'as• • • . . J. A. Smith. of Raskatonn,
is visiting his brother, G. H. Smith, of
the Molitor, Rank . . Mita Ethel
Johnston, daughter of Oliver John-
ston, who returned In poor health
from Detroit recently. mnderwent an
'Potation for appendicitis at Wing -
ham hospital last Wednesday
Peter Ryan, of Grand Forks, B. C. is
h"re on a vialt to his sister. Miro-
Thomas Wehet.t. Mr. Ryan has
term •Ment from Lurknow for
went y -one years
SIMPLK RRMHDY
Rau Backache and Kidasy Trouble.
The amplest eon nitwit affective rem -
"I) for sick kidneys Is Booth's Kidney
ly 1f there ie.* weakness. congest-
""oiefianoinatinn or s orenesa, Booths
Ate- Pills quickly relieve it. They
Ren t I y stimu-
late. tone and
st.r.eogthen mirk
k •dneys, drive
away b•"kache.
rh.nmatir pain
and dizziness,
rlaar up and reg.
.lat. the urine
and restore a
perfect filtering
of the Mood.
tt'et of Al
I. this relief is pwrm•awtt.
• 0311 and Ruar•nt..
y �s Hely
Pills, fife. s trrz.
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n' • beak N beey Dail to relieve.
.rrt !:rye The R. T. Annth (b.. Ltd..
Ont . for a free trial.
Hat Not After the Hair Root Is Dead.
B. R. Wigle will tell you that be
mills a great many bottles of Parisian
Sage because k gives sat isfaction.
He euaraotees it to eradicate dand-
ruff. stop falling and splitting hair and
itehing scalp, or mnney hack.
Parisian `Mage will stake hair grow
if the hair root is not dead : it puts
lite and lustre into dull and faded hair,
and is the most delightful hair dress-
ing in the world. Only 30 cents a
large brittle.
Pari.ian Sage is toe hest hair grower
and brauufier, dandruff cure and scalp
cleaner known. Try it on our mnney
hock plan. Sold -and guaranteed in
Uuderich by E. R. Wigle.
LOTHIAN.
TUESDAY. June 13th.
Hittite/4 -Mies San MacLean, of
Chicago, le visiting at her home here.
Jim Ritchie, who had been in
Detroit for the past y -gar, left for the
Writ today miter spending • few
weeks visiting at his old home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Red. Campbell
and Irby, Mariop, of Kinloss, visited
at Jae, McDonald's last Werk
Mrs. T. A. McKeith returned last
week from Lembetb.. where she bad
been attending her father, Thos.
Herlihy. who bad been seriously Hl.
We are pleased to report he is greatly
improved .. John McLean. of Guelph,
im vi.?tins: at Alex. McLean's
Kenneth Campbell .pent Sunday with
friends near Kintail Miss Nellie
Oilmore, of Detroit is visiting a1 her
home hone.
DRUGGIST PRAISES D. D. D.
"Your D. D. D. Prescription for
eczema is tbe best thing we have ever
handled, and is giving food satisfac-
tion with our custoiuers. -Spur Stev-
enson Drug Co-, Birtle, Man.
'1 have bad eczema on and off for
about three years, and nuthing I tried
has done so much gond as D. D. 1). It
will stop that irritation in a few min-
utes. 1 can do my washing and if I
have D. D. D. on ham' it will ease it
at once." wriiiw Mrs, A. J. Squires,
Coleman. Ont.
These are just samples of letters we
are r•rceivtng every day from grateful
patients all over the country.
"Worth its weight in gold." "All
my pimples washed away by 1). D.
D." 'I found instant relief." "D. D.
D. s little short of miraculous." These
are the words of others in describing
the great skin remedy, D. 1). D.
Proved by thousands of cures. for
ten years. to he absolutely harmless
and reliable in every case of skin
trouble no matter what it s.
Write today for free trial bottle to
the D. D. D. I.abotatoriee, Dept. G. S.,
41/Colborne street, Toronto.
(For sale by all druggistal.
KIPPER.
MONDAY, June 12th.
PRtte0NAt_-Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Dinsdale and Mise Anna went down to
Centralia last week to attend tbe wed-
ding of Mrs. Diuedale'e cousin, the
daughter of the Rev. W. H. Butt.
Mins Parsons, of Bayfield, is
visiting in the home of her brother,
Robert Parsons, here ....William
Roes nod William Murdock went to
Totonto last week to purchase cattle
for their bro.d acres of pasture land.
Mies D inedale is spending a
week with friends in Centralia
R. B. McLean left for the British Isles
last week. While there be will attend
the coronation Arthur Logan
leaves this week for Sukatchewsn to
see friends and take up a homestead
possibly. Ruccese to him.
News Nsrres.=A large acreage of
beans bas been sawn in this vicinity
this season, one man. Wesley Harvey.
having twenty-five acres. Beans have
proved a good paying crop for some
yearn- Many are buying beat har-
vesters . Sender's storm did con-
siderable damage in the surrounding
country. Buildings were blown down
in mime comae and in others were par-
tially unroofed. Windmills suffered
*180: on five adjoining farms on the
2nd coneasaioo, `Stanley, four wind-
mills were either blown down or bad-
ly damaged, while many ti..e, mime
large and valuable, were blown down
nn numerous farms. Orchards suf-
fered also.
OUTDOOR SPORT AND ZAM BUK
Every athlete, every ball -player,
every swimmer, every canoeist. every
man or woman who lovee outdoor life
and .=.rents. should keep a hoe of
lam-Buk bandy
7.em-tick is • pur.la herbal prepara-
tion. which. as .non as applied to cuts.
Aransas. burns. sprain., blisters, etc.,
sets up highly beew(kial operations.
First, it. •nti.eptie properties render
the wound free from all danger from
blood poisoning. Nest, Its 'nothing
properties relieve and PASS the pain.
Then its rich, herbal halms penetrate
, the Merle. and .et np the wnnd.rfnl
of healing. Barbed wire
Meer**�tab.s, insert motes .kin diseases.
.och as .MAMAS*. Ma' realises ring
warn. MN's' heat .ores. ahafed
sure feet are all rookie e,,r..l
EasalBsik. It akin mem and eine
1w. All drtggitsta and stores. PT".
;art. 1 leap, like' per tablet.
GOOERIICH TOWNSHIP.
Moapay, Jutta 12th.
DEATH or Ggoaug W. W ai y. -This
townshiphas lost a good citizen by
death, in the person of George W.
Wray, who passed away on Saturday.
June 3.d, at his home oo the Base line
after a brief illness. The deceased
vies a man of staunch integrity and of
a kindly, unassuming nature, which
won for him the esteem of all with
whom he came in contact. In religion
he was a Methodist, a faithful member
and office holder of Ontario street
church, Clinton. He was born in
Devonshire, England, forty-three
years ago, and when be was about
twenty years of age he came to this
country ani engaged in farmiug. His
untimely death is mourned by his
widow, who was a daughter of Wm.
Tiplady. The funeral took place to
Clinton cemetery last Monday, Ray.
T. W. Comm officiating. The pall-
bearers were Ralph. John and Will
Tiplady, James and Glen Cornish, and
J. Tiplady, of Toronto.
NO REASON FOR DOUBT.
A Statement of Facts Backed by a
Strong Guarantee.
We guarantee complete relief to all
sufferers from constipation. In every
ase where we fail we will supply the
medicine tree.
Rexall Orderlies are a gentle, eftec-
tivt, drpeodable and safe bowel tegu-
lator, strengthener and tonic. They
re-establish nature's functions in a
quiet, easy way. They do not cause
any inconvenience, griping or nausea.
Them are so pleasant to take and work
so easily that they may be taken by
anyone at any time. They thorough-
ly too* up the whole system to healthy
activity.
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can-
not too highly recommend them to all
sufferers from any fours of constipa-
tion and its attendant evils. Two
sizes, 10c. and 2Zic. Remember you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in this
community onlv at our store -The
Rexall Store. i3, C. Dunlop, south
side Square.
LANES.
A' tiNOUNCEMENT.-BEC.'INNING
Thursday. June 15th, we will give • 10 per
Dent. Dash discount on all goods, eroeppt groc-
eries.
Produoe taken ss cash. W. P..SAN-
I)YRSON.
• SATURDAY, June 10th.
LA NEW Loc"At..-When does the
dry summer which was predicted
start? Field crops of all kinds are
flourishing at the present time. The
apple crop this year proves a failure
in this locality at least Mrs.
Samuel Sherwood and baby intend
leaving on Tuesday tor the West,
where she will visit her three sots,
Ernest. James and Wesley, who went
West some three years ago. Her
many friends join in wishing ber con-
tinued health and a safe journey" while
visiting among many other relatives
also, of the Western plains Rich-
ard Reed, who returned from the
West a short time ago, spent a few
days in this vicinity buying a number
of horses. He is looking well. The
West must •gree with him. %V. P.
Reed, A. Stein and Melville Reed de-
liver horses to him in Goderich on
Monday to be loaded for (be West
nett morning Daniel Alton and
W. P. Reed have each purchased valu-
able teams lately Jimmie Ritchie
and H. J. Johnstone intend leaving
for the West with a car during the
coming week. We wish them a site
trip ' ...We notice in the daily
paper of Saturday that Clifford Trel-
eaven, of Ripley, palsied his university
examinations in Toronto, with honors.
]fay success still accompany him in
his future studies. .
Prosperity,visited in vic It
this week .. Mrs Johnston. or , and
• Mrs. Blake, of Ashfield, visited at. A.
Johnstone's Iwo week Hiss Lkan,
Miss Mcl'artby and Mrs. Stafford were
the guest. of Mrs P. Kearney one day
last week ......A number from thin
vicinity took in the excursion to the
Guelph Model Farm last Friday and
report baying had a good time
Joseph Flynn has erected a sew stable
on his lot, making quite an improve-
ment to his premises Doing stat-
ute labor is the older of the day in
this vicinity Robert McAllister
was in Woodstock las week attend -
Ing the wedding of his niece. Mss
Lizzie Richardmom....Samuel Thomp-
son attended the Methodist (:oofer-
ence in Stratford last week John
Boyle stepped on a nail a few day*
tsgo. Consequently be moves around
slowly, these days .... Patrick Walsh I
had the misfortune to lose • valuable
mare sod colt last week ... Mrs.
Wm. Thompson left this week on an
extended visit to friends in Manitoba.
There was agood at etdence at
.itis practice last turday. Joeeph
Flynn Was highest, meting 28 out of
possible 35.
AUBURN.
. WEDNKSDAY, June 11th.
Mr. and Mrs. Smillie left last week
to visit their daughter in Toronto.
Mn. James Medd is visiting at her
father's, Mr. Duffs, near Dungannon.
Blas. Medd is serving ice-cream three
times a week and seems to be doing a
good business.
Mr. Taman is busy carrying out his
contract of gravelling the road lead-
ing to the station.
Mrs. (Rev.) Badke returned yester-
day from s lengthy visit with her
daughter at Brantford.
The brickwork of the new Bank
building was completed last week and
the lath is now being put on.
John .1. Gooier, of London, has
bought the old homestead and inoved
up this week. The farm contains one
hundred acres.
D. Mole, wife n and family. of
Rochester, are at present visiting the
former's parents here. They intend
living in Toronto in future.
Rev. J. R. Mann was in Brantford
over Sunday preaching in one of the
churches in that city. His work here
was taken by Will Taylor, of Knox
College.
Rev. Mr. Wiley had the pleasure
last week of meeting his wife and
fancily, who have just come over from
Scotland. They will take up their
residence in Clinton.
After being ill daring the greater
part of last winter sed t his spring.
John Wagner pawed away at his
home here yesterday-. The funeral
will take place on Thursday afternoon
to Ball's cemetery.
Henry Sturdy porting,* getting •
gasnline engine to pump the water
from the well he bad drilled recently.
It will save a greet deal of time and
labor and will rum,. •e handy for
other purposes ale.
Tisa tollowing took in the exenrsion
to the Model Fenn last Friday Miss
Loafs Jai-kena, Was Roddy, Geo.
Yungblut Jas. Medd. Mies Kiva Moo.
hem. Mr+. Jos. Wa.hinstm, Dr Weir.
Rsvmnnd Ferg.tr.n. Wm Andeeasm.
Mr.. Adan*, Ralph Graysston, Noah
Meteor, O. g Rrratt, Donald Patter-
• Stephen Medd. (1 le um ■
CORONATION PORTRAITS.
King George V. sad Queen Mary.
The Signal has made arrangements
by which our readers eau secure roost
beautiful coronation portrait. of Their
Majesties King George and Queen
Mary. They are by the celebrated
"Laogf er," of London, and copy-
righted. The Family Herald and
Weekly Star, of Montreal, has secured
the Canadian rights, and is now of-
feriog these portraits free of charge to
all who subscribe to that great weekly
for the balance of 1911 at fifty cent..
We will include The Signal with the
Family Herald and Weekly Star for
the same period for only 75 cents, and
each subscriber will receive the coron-
stioS pictures The two portraits are
no the one sheet, size about 18:111
Inches, a most convenient size for
framing. They are acknowledged by
competent judges to he the beet poi -
traits of Their,. Majesties in existence
and will become historical, growing in
value year after yeas.
The small sum of 75 cents will bring
you both papers until January 1st,
1912, and the coronation portraits. The
latter alone could not be bought for
the price.
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SCOTT'S
EMULSION
is noel a suausartrim Mlfii
as a winter remedy, It
has thy same inirigorabnc
and strengtb-producing ef-
fect in summer ani In wiitter.
Try it in a lints oma MA or
vrt
ML ORUGC81fl
WHY OATMEAL VARIES
Oey Oso-Ttilyd e1 the Oats Ar. PN
To maim • really delicious ostmeal ono
use mast ajust the plump. rick grains. Co -
mon oatmeal, made of oats as they rna,
lacks flavor and rictitous. And it lacks,
•boee'all. that wealth of eserp element
which makes one feel his oats.
Tboos.ads of people eat oatmeal witk&t
ever knowing what • vim -producing food
it is. They never know how enticing it can
be. They buy oats in bulk without even •
krsad on them to guarantee the grade they
Ed -
The choicest oats are sifted 22 times is
getting the grains used for Quaker Oats.
Only ten pounds in a bushel -the choice.t
third of the finest oats -is good enosgb for
Quaker.
The Quaker process makes these granas
into an oat food worth having. Oae who
once eats it will never again care fora com-
mon oatmeal. e ,
Oats are the vim -producing food. But
tbey wbo get the utmost e*octs ate the
eaters of Quaker Oats.
Made in Canada. /am
A Unique Declination.
A young woman prominent in the
social .et of an Ohio town tells of a
young man Stere who had not fawil-
yiarimed himself with the forms of pol-
ite correspondence to the fullest ex-
ent. When. on one occasion, be
found it necessary to decline an invi-
tation, he did so in the following
terms :
Mr. Henry Blank declines with
pleasure Mrs. Wood's invitation for
the nineteenth, and thanks her ex-
tremely for having given him the op-
portunity of doing so June Lippio-
cott's.
SOLE AGENT IN GODERICH
WALTER HERN
so -REPAIRING RECEIVES OUR SPECIAL ATTENTION
The underwear
without a fault
Ji any season of t"Iim.it
fol man, woman or ch'1
at the right prig
And it won't shl ii•
g I1 "Pitt !r.
SUMMER HATS
LIGHT headwear is a requisite for real
comfort in the warm summer weather.
We have hats in all the latest shapes and
styles, suitable for all walks of life.
A large range to choose from in
PANAMAS, SAILORS, CANVAS,
CHIPPED STRAW (extra light)
We also carry a full line of Children's
Sailors and Canvas Hats.
McLean Bros.
Semi -Ready Tailors, - Men's Outfitters
Spring Tonics
vwM. iw111.
Spring will soon be here and you will be needing
a good tonic to prepare you for the bard work of
summer. We recommend and guarantee
Nadruco Blood Purifier Nadruco Sarsaparilla
Nadruco Compound Iron Pill Nadruco Syrup Hypopboephites,
Nadruco Tastelese Cod Liver Oil.
ff theke remedies do not do am recommended your
money will be returned to you. *fent for Goderich.
F. J. Butland, Druggist
"The store that pleases."
ONOsetienetieWee
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flSUMM ERfl
� GOODS
Hammocks, Coal Oil Stoves, Gasoline Stoves, Screen Doors and
0 Windows, Refrigerators, Ice Tongs, Lawn Mowers, Ice Cream
Freezer's„ Fishing Tackle, etc.
II We are agents for the Canada Cycle & Motor Co.'s Bicycles and
carry the Cleveland line in stock.
We have added a bicycle repair department to our workshop
and carry a full line of bicycle sundries.
Is your LAWN MOWER out of repair or does it need sharpen-
ing? We can put it in order for you.
JUNE WEDDINGS
We have just received a beautiful line of Florentine Braes
Goods. Each piedt possesses the aesthetic charm of Nature's Ger-
den, each decorative design artistically engraved by hand and
finished in black and dull brass.
We have also a fine lino 4f Rodgers 1817 good.
Big assortment of Carving Knives and Forks in cases.
BICYCLES
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FENCING
We have about two thousand rods of Fencing left yet out •.f
abort four thousand. We are going to clean (hie Fencing out at
prices that no person can afford to mise. The lines consist of
The Pittelstrgh Perfect Fence, 7 wire., 47 inches
high, No. 9 wire, for 270 • rod.
Cyclone Woven Wire Fence, No. 7 and No. 9 wire,
American Woveu Wire Fepce, No. 9 wire.
Page Woven Wire Fence, No. 9.
Coiled Wire at *2.101 per 100 lbs.
Barbed Wire at *2.30 per lilt) lbs.
Does Your House Need Painting?
If so, don't forget that we handle the Sherwin-Williams Paint,
the best paint on the market,
110 you want to brighten up your furniture. floor* and wood•
work ? If so, don't forget that we handle JAP-A-LAC, ahigh-grade
. arnieh and stale combined,
FREE
To the first nue huoded housewive,, who call a'- rot,
store next Monday, May >p*, we will give • sample can of Jap•a•la.
CEMENT
A fresh rarinad of National Portland cement bum 'cost arrived.
The National is the hest ars* strongest comma M
lot is figure on your Plumbing. lhEtlaR.
Metal Roofing etc,
MP
CHAS. C. LEE
Comte Phone No 112 Stene Phone No. 22
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