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4 TNoarrl*T. Aleut 3. 1913
District News
PORTER'S NILL.
TUESDAY. April 1st.
Nome. --Mr's Tout Tiebboene.
Goderieh, is viaitingat Hall Rutledge'.
Mimosa Kate mad Annie Mellow
gall returned Louse on WednesJay,
having, spent a week at Port Stanley.
Peter McDougel1 and Mrs. James
McDosaJd are visiting in Detroit
Miss Jennie Burke spent a taw days in
Loudon last week.
COLBORNE.
Tritons v, April l at.
Noyes-—MissAmanda Dunt has
returned borne after a visit of a few
day, with friends in Hullett township.
Mr. and Mee. Samuel Schwab:
who bave been apeoding some time
with friends in this vicinity. left for
their home in Rocanville. Sask., last
week.. )ors. J. Freeman returned
to her borne in Goderirh last week
after a short viait at the hornets( Tbo.s.
Pennington J. C. Durst has
secured the services d James Farrant
for the summer Wesley Fisher is
busy putting a new roof an Ida barn
this week.
HO LM ES V I LLE.
Trasnar, April 1st.
BRIEF?.- Geo. Holland held a eue-
ceneful stock sale on 'Tuesday of this
week Miss Robinson. of liroderich,
commenced her duties at the village
school oo Monday . ...A number
from here attended the funeral of the
late J. S. C. -entire at Clinton on Mon-
day Mr•. A.. Huller, we are sorry
to say. is sufieriog froze a severe
attack of pneumonia Nin Geor-
genie Rumball is visiting frieodei at
Clinton Miss Emmeline Holland
returned to her studies at t be Normal
School et London on Monday ....Miss
Sarah Tebbutt returned home this
week H. Halstead, of (?oderich.
was in the village oo Monday.
LAURIER.
• WEDXENDSY. April nod.
THE NEWS os THE \Vggx.— Making
maple sugar is the order of the day.
Mrs. Dan Neil MacKenzie and
babe are home atter spending Easter
in London .. Dan MacLean, jr.,
psrcbaned a fine team of borers at
Dank Johnstone• sale... .A num-
her of the young people of this ricin
• ity were at tbe box social at Lochalsh
last Thursday evening and all report a
good time . . ..Miss Tabitha Kemp-
ton has returned to school after spend-
ing her Eastet vacation at her home.
. K. J. MacKenzie is busy repair-
ing his barn, which was injured by
the windstorm ..Mr. son Mrs.
Thos. Dixon and family moved from
here Let Tuesday to live in their new
home et Tiverton . Mrs. Philip
MarMilluo and babe, of Luckoow, are
visiting at the home of ber parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLean.
MULLETT.
Morusv, Mar. 314.
Miss Iavioa Brigham, oe Londes-
boro', is away on a vibit to Tcronto
and Woodstock.
Mrs. Gender Longman is u=pending a
month with her daughter, Mrs. George
Stevens., of Walton.
Wm..Critteuden, of Morris, haw
moved to the farm of his brother -.o -
law. James Faireervic.-, and the latter
will move to his hum near Seaforth.
Miss L. Young. of Brantford, visited
at her home et L.ndesboro' b.for
leaving for Regina. where she bas a
position as teacher in a business col-
lege.
ol-
el ge.
School -house No. 5 was I.adlyshaken
in the big storm on Gond Friday and
the trustees have rented the hotel hall
at Loodeaboro' and will use it for the
holding of school until midsummer.
DEATH OF MRS. HLeK.—Altera long
Illness Mrs. W. 11. Hoak, of this town-
abip, passed away on Saturday. Marro
22od. The deceased was forty yeah
of'age and is survived by her husband,
her mothir. Mrs. Mogaridge of Clin-
ton. ooe sister, Mrs. Chas. Manning of
Londesboro. sod two hwotbera, Herb-
ert of Hullett and Edgar of Clinton.
The funeral took place on Monday.
March 24th, to Clinton cemetery. the
services being conducted by the family
pastor. Rev. J. H. Osterbi.ut.
ItHartris or 111E ST 'ItM. --The farm-
ers of this township 'offered severely
from the windstorm on Good Friday.
W. Morrison bad two barns damaged.
one on u- •th and one on the Gravel
',road : on the tits the barns of M. Mor-
ris, ,n. T. Tigbe, B. Medd, G. Dale. J.
Shanahan and Rol.[. Lawson were
more or fees .lemag.d. On the Gravel
road those wbo suffered moat were:
John Reynolds, W. Morrison, Geo.
Oaebeet. Rd. Kart. John Farquhar and
Jobs Denby. On tbe tth were the
horse o1 Joe Reynolds and Dominick
Arm, and os the nth Jaynes Brown
toed Rkbatd Make, whole house was
b.aly damaged. The No. S school heti
a big bole bored in it, and it was a
blrsing it happened on a holiday,
otberwtse serious injury might base
Mee done. The two Mason farms o0
Mee Base line were visited and J. Cor-
treh lost his windmill. The belfry re
the Methodist rhumb at Londesboro'
was blown down.
Re Charitable before wealth makes
thee oo•steous.—Eli: Thomas Browse.
DRANK
IIABIT
Reliable Home Treatment
The ORbiRI treataest for the
Drink Haft sae he used with ahem to
=IIbeer or other alashrnte
It destroys IA Amin ha
Themeemde leave Hessen►
tensed ac ted Meg. blas ...m a.d to
Owes st .Ad tsaimlmega arm
_ Mwall Ikepernalbd. bosh
. IOW
rmlf fin i
hi 1101.111 dlIl shwa
aiilOf attar a lees pry
NILE
W Et x,.n.:.„a.ob heath.
NILE Ns we Noyes.-- storm, c•tn-
sidered the roost swee* in the memos
of the otiosepioneer, swept over thl
vicinity un Friday, leaving "confusion
in its train.” A cumber of barns and
.beds were unroofed and fences lev-
elled, and considerable toes and Ooeoo-
seuieoce are tbe results The taw
dente from tae G. C. 1. are all holiday.
int at their respe.tave homes—Lillian
NVatarn, Ohre McNee and Worthy)
Ryan Miss May MeeDottmiid.
student at Winghatn Business College,
is bonne fur vacation Harvey
Pentland, of Stratford, spent. the week-
end at hu borne Wm. Dodd, of
Antons, who has been visiting fritads
and relatives here, returned home on
Wednesday Misses Edna and
Laura PeaUand are spciiding the
Easter vecatioo at their home A
number from here attended the tea -
meeting at Sheppardton lest week.
As usual, good entertainment wee pro-
vided by toe hospitable ladies. The
program was unusually Ear.
WEST WAWANObel.
Wsa:trgensY. Mar. ''ith.
Towveatr ('orrNeit..—(kwuncil met
Myrrh 21st as per adjournment :
Reeve Wm. Bailie on the chair, Coun-
cillors Mallough, Murray and Naylor
printout. Minutes of hat meeting read
and pawed oo motion of Masses. Nay-
lor and Mallough. Treasurer • state-
ment read. shooing balance on hand
of $5714.74. Filed on motion of lllessrra
Murray and Naylor. Mr. Cballen, of
Godericb, waited on the coono/ in
reference to road uwa:hiaen. On
motion of Messrs. Murray and Naylor
bi. proposals were laid over till next
meeting. On motion of Messrs. Mal -
lough and Naylor accounts amountiog
w
4131.7e were paid. Bylaw No. 2.
1913. was read three times and passed,
confirming the folio wjog appoirt-
mebts: Fencevieseers: Jas. Nivioa.
John Mills, W. Kinnabao. John Dren-
san, Jas. Purdoo, W. E. 4fordon. G.
A. Greer. Poundkiepers : John Tay-
lor, C. C. Brown, W. McAllister, Jos.
Kinoshita. Med Huinphrey, Paul
Smeltzer, Wallace Miller. Path -
toasters : Jas Gordon. J. Kerr, D.
Sproul, W. Weteoo. A. Bruce, W.
Wilson, Jas. Ducker. H. G. Taylor. S.
Scott, C. M. Roberts, Geo. Pollock, J.
D. Nivina, A. Oulbert, W. Oliver, R.
Plunkett, A. Church, H. Iteid,J. Milk,
Geo. Woods, Alez. Pentland; J. Mc-
Lean, W. Campbell, T. W. Culbert, R.
Smythe, Jas. F'inh' an, Jos. Boyle, H.
Hing, P. Kearney, W. J . Wightman,
W. J. Park, S. Cook, Alt. Errington,
Win. Wilson, Ed. M. Roberta, R. Mc-
Allister, A. Johnston. J. Redmond;
Jar. Craig, W. Sillies, W. Brophy. A.
Alton, J. Heid, A. Harper. A. McDon-
ald, Geo.Stewart, J. Foreben, W. J.
Todd, Gus. Kinnabant S. Phillip', W.
Armaitrong. Haines, J. Boles, W.
Rutherford. A. Campbell, Robison
Woods, L. Wemtherbed, D. Todd, D.
M_Keazie, D. Ferrier, A. Pardon, A.
Riutoul, D. O'Callaghan, P. Smellier,
W. A. Wilson. K. Cameron. J. Leona,
Jas. Mrt/uillae. G. Webb. Jas. Forster,
W. R. Ferrier, J. Clubb, Jos. Laidlaw,
Wm. Patterson, G. A. Greer, J. Me-
Quinan. D. Gilie, R. Tbowpson, R.
Cousins. J. Medd. W. A. Witems,
Clerk.
11100 Howard, MOO
The rvalart of this Payer wOl b. plsd eto
lea r e that there l> at West ess d+e•dad Moses
that scions, bas *ea ad to raw le W It.
eases. and that ti taterrk. ewes Ostasrb
eros to the only 1r. clue sew knees its
tee treresal fraternity. Qdhsth, 1a b esa-
rtlpsttewei amass. raped a sesAmptasrl
nestssdat- Hatt'. tatanb b oaseesuses Iles Wadis/ de Itesedaden t .
s ash. mow else they t ou / eedleeF
tads. asM elerrialls MEM fa tam dam demob iv ~ Si wet
The prowlete sa have se mai Mita ate ods
uva •as ued that they a4 ese bookroM didlars
farof eailNare
leatr It tib. is au.Sal /w Het
AYrsr r. J. CHLstE t" t t't t-. Toledo. O.
dell W all drsaeb t...3e.
Take Salle Family POLL formaair.ariva.
AUBURN.
QUANTITY OF CEDAR POSTS
ft raw sale. Apply' at RtDtlgLtt STORK,
Antrum. L t
THURSDAY. April 3rd.
R. J. Rutledge has received a car of
fence wir.ti wbich be has been selling
during the winter to the farmers. He
to *tot taking orders owing to the
damage to fences by the recent storm.
The result of tbe balloting for elders
in KDox church was aonoucced on
Sabbath, the following being melee -
toed : Wm. Anderson, John Arthur..
Herman Buboltz, John .1. Wilson,
Noah Plaet.ser has engaged with Mr.
Chapman, of Bruisefleld and lett fur
that place on Monday.
Ezekiel Phillips is working for Jas.
Sims, of Blyth. at his trade.
Atex. Young and Mrs. Hannah, of
Wingbam : Mn. Thor. Anderton, of
(ioderich, and Mrs. Alex. McKenzie,
of It lumen, attended the funeral of the
late Mrs. Young.
DEATH os- ALEX. ROSE. —After srt-
fering for over a year. Alex. Rose. of
West Wawamosh, passed to the Great
Beyond on Thursday nsoresieg of last
week. leaving to mourn bis depettasre
his wife and four childless. The re-
mains were interred in Uolborse cem-
etery on Monday enemata The de-
ceased was one of the otiose residents
of West Wawasosb, having passed
over etrveety years is that tsowsebip.
Dears or Ilan, JAS. Tomo.--
Aabers lost a m ndeeseatssd resident
in the death of Ws. Yam& widow of
the late James Yaesg, width sneer ed
es Ilearsaay. Marti rift as the m-
eek of a paralytic seals. The de-
ceased, whose ttariiae tants was Mary
Clisabste Pbsrb'y. wee been
1ltM-
land in year Iles Wham awns
two yarn of awe she same with her
parssts se this eassNry sad [shier re-
ts Aoierteb ter ansae tis the
snowed to atrdt lo. where the
es4set at thb amiss wee serried be
talc* the lata Jens Tsago M this
that ptliw alms at tine octe had bees
died .wet fo.Ambers Net hosimme
.rd rile
hooey two drett stlt yap
we Mk% ',he haw the sy,.pch,'
where Mem The twieed ewselcyeeskls their Clint -
barne easebery yea
aims.
awoke, Wag
Sao. Albs,£ (w Th. 'afternoon
% •ten
«' tL nem_ wt.. solo.
w T. aliY"' aT„ aA /l ybteil'airw`
WESTFIELD.
W aOtsONoa s , Mar. 8ftth.
SUcrarrrtL St seam.—A very esjoy-
.Ms wrdal..tdre w sluices of the
Doseybrooi apsysse► Lags.. was
held at tremi1heaaO yMefdesoelTbomp-
pro-
ceeeed.mamouated to 1111101). The
Mame SYsrp.—West, Thompson
sod Was. Robiaeon, the rival syrup
kings of West and Ram Wawana.b
rsepeetively, report a good flow of
sap lately. They each bays about iW
tress tapped and use the Grimm evap-
orator in tuanufaeturiug the syrup.
BAD ROADS -The roads in this
vicinity at present are in a very bad
coodition. Tbere having been very
Ilio. anow this winter. the frost went
deeply into the grouod, and on thaw-
ing out has left for roads in a very
spongy state. We hope Huron county
will soon adopt the good roads rnove-
menL
EASTER VISITORS. -- Robert Mc-
Dowell and family. of Ooderich, are
*rending their Fluter vacation with
friends here Wm. fStaekbour, of
Blyth, is visiting hb oepbew, J. W.
otaeshouse Harvey and Marvin
McDowell and wife are visiting the
parents of the former. Edward and
Mrs. McDowell, of Cowan avenue,
Toronto.
Dr erettcrtvg Simko.—In the rue,n-
ory of the oldest inhabitant of this
vicinity we ',ever had as destluetivt a
storm as that of Friday last While
nearly every farmer met with some
lose. tbe beaviest losers around bete
are Ji.bn Kilis, B. H. Taylor, J. W.
Stackhouse, W. H- Campbell, J. Mc-
Dowell, l.' , Frank C umpbell, J. Hick-
ingbotwto and W. Andrew. who bad
tbe roof of their barns either blown
off, or almost completely strippei of
shingles. More than half of tbe silos
also were destroyed and 'several wind-
mills were turned over. Geo. 'iSal-
lace'e extensive poultry bougie was
blown over and now tests upon its
roof and the sills are high up in the
air.
STANLE r.
Moons) Match31st.
P.1. McKenzie and Angus Gordon. Of
ort Alt.ert. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wil -
500, of Godericb, spent the Eastertide
at tbe home of Thomas Baird.
SPECIAL SEEv10EIL—Special services
will be held in the Varna Presbyter-
ian church oo Sunday, April 6th, to
mark the sixtietb anniversary of the
nrgaeization of the congregation.
Rev. 11 C. MacGregor, M. A., of Tor-
obto, assistant secretary of the board
of social reform sod evangelism, will
be the pteacber of the day.
WEDDED. --A quiet wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner, near Drysdale, on
Wednesday last, when their daughter,
Mies Bessie, was married to Gilbert C.
Frectleton, of near Blake. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. D.
Johnston, of Varna, in the presence of
a goodly number of the friends of the
young couple. Mr. Freckleton is a
nephew of John Thirst, of the Hay
boundary, and has been with his uncle
about 'even ye.rs, corning here from
the old land. The young couple will
settle down to the sterner realities of
life on this comfortable bome.tead.
OUNUANNON,
UR. NEWTON, DENTIST. OF
lwokaow. Ewe roomed visiting oot..ide
Pointe sad will henceforth ewe htm entire
attention to the h3se seethe. Locioow, where
oheeawill
be teemed every day. Alt modern w.t5-
%TUTICE.—THE LOCAL AGENCY
In Doawaanes for The fittest is at the
aims will Breawl rad s,lo .
ard-
vert4etsg and Oh wort, and receipts will be
Elven tat aoonate paid for the ream
THURSDAY. April 3rd.
Frank Crozier, of Detroit, spent
Easter at his home in Ash4-ld.
Wataoo McAuley has sold his farm.
just south of the village, to Peter
Habits, of Kinloss, possession to be
taken this month.
Ernest Segues and family have
moved to the Bell property. This is
the beginning of a seines of rernovab
in which several familieswill take
part.
George Baxter and family moved
last week to their new house near
Godes kb. Dungaanoo is sorry to lose
them. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roach have
mored to the term vacated by the
Batten.
New POSTMAPITILIS AT CREWE.—A.
D. Culbert bus sold the Crewe georral
store business to Robt. Curran, late of
Detroit, wbo is new in possession.
The new proprietor. wbo is also the
Crewe postmaster, is a malice of Ash-
field : so be is not a stranger to the
community. Mr. Culbert intends go-
irg West.
TpE Lan Mite. DISARM. —The death
of Mn Tbos. 1)isbar, which, as an-
nounced last week, 000utred on the
24tb ult.. removed a woman who was
very bigbly esteemed in the eostesD-
ity in which .be tad lived for so assay
years. Mrs. Dialler. whose maiden
name was Mary Jane Oordon. was
horn in the county of Mir,nncbi, New
Brutswiek, seventy-three veer. ago
When • young lady she came with her
parents to churebville, dose Brsrup-
tas, wbere a few years MAW aM was
married to bet now bereft yaabaod.
Io the year DM she with ber beeband
and family moved to Alhdi.Y. settling
os a farm near Asoma io s ail the
Ume when ail this pat of the country
was grill a fond. Os this toes the do
tweed Jived roeU
death. Of fats Teaahs by been an
Tears e
invalid. but bee e ieesweesalwa s
horse wbtb ;valiance and fortitude
Her death came mbar .mmrpee t tt1 1y
at the hat, as the day Isell sew rest.
well sed showed so defn et the ap-
disssletion : hat early Mam-
ie pasead away. fibs
was of a hied sed loving disposition
am/ her demise is sincerelyaaowneed
cbv . Ors brother. J. . O.i4uw,
at t • icer.Padres,
eon. sad owe de J. is
;i !set taM,.a .g.
war M1Ma r•tb.dwe all We. taw
semi esrelleas bin
Wee* iron ea ieal d by Ternrnmendmi) IL
=pram
shin A Iliwea relriae. d
t1 rambe. was I awn. theme ttrw t s4 Irnairst the 1111111111Minnes teem width
Rhoumaffsm.
Is this Add IN the Mesa
Casaeerer ! acid r l
the, If rhos kidneys aa.Mi
as they should they edit
semis the Uric Asad cart
of the eymwn and rhosss.-
tisrw woritlit occur. Rhow
mallow is a K.dney
.ssaa Dodd's K,.incy PAR
have seeds a great part elf
their
Rho •ate s So gR
the anus d those TssrLti
ttthootiag_ r and ata.
aching plats. Thr M
hal cos asps may —
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
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Yarm mono anaD r CRS' yeas Gmado m.. mood.
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am/ ler Fes. Orme Card. aro y ut..e oe. rad
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.nolo./ rya warp a..rb..rri.e ane eb ed .ave
soetba• Ib. nee rtersod sense tb.o.A rune*
r.wehtl .lobar, It Is tw:a v. M wires wit*
“cued amara W pineal as u .i'ties ototr.t.
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tram.TASI7They lir moose
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m .roillOtstomps
Vase CrssdeassC. ►` `v+tQ
In Cain* ones
Lseseresg
ta'
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education a profitable venture Y "You
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side of us at half their value."
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Howell Hardware Co.. Ltd.
I THE COLBORNE 8TORE
DRESS GOODS, SILK, LACE
AND DRESS TRIMMING WEEK
THE recent unprecedented growth of our Dress Goods a.94 Silk business
is a significant sign that we are in a large degree more than right on
these goods as to style, quality and prices. O'ur Dress Goods depart-
ment is brimming with the new creations for spring wear. Plain weaves
are pre-eminent and the strong colorings are navy, tan, grey, king's
blue and mauve.
Dress Materials
In SKrgee, Whipcords, Maatnys, Diagonals and
Tweeds in robe hew shades, Me, Sic, 90r, $1.(x1 end
These are new ebb nerwon and our pliers
are drsd right oo them. Navy, brown. tan, grey,
kingb'. blue.
Black Dress floods
ar.d Suiting'. Bieck dress goods are apparently
much the saw everywhere, but they are not.
Ten rents a yard diferenee in pries may cover
many debets which you will nod out when the
cheap black turns rusty sad its quality is shown.
We can rbow black goods of quality and you are
not asked to pay a penny more than is right.
Pe ices from e0e W $1.75.
Dress Trimmings
'A bigameortasont of mw m colon to
Goods. y me Isere if ou want
the best and cheapest Trimmings to Ae found
ofin black.
Silks
A Dew shm
ipent of flirt.. In too, navy, br.t.
cede, kings blew, in Paihtta, Bh.atuog and Meii
saline. rate values. 34 to al ibckes wide, 3 epeeist
lines IS black. $1.(x1, *LIS and 9ll and1.50. You win cur silks, both oolottsd and black, szoeptioaafly
good value and guaranteed not to cut sad good
wearers,
Allover Laces
A choice asso`r+t_s_eet in black, white, cream,
Paris. navy ad kiag's blue, These Laces Bowe
direct to os from Switzser{and and you will fled
our prices much lower than you are likely paying
in other places. Insertions. Sandings and
Edg-
ings, in black, cream. Paris and white.
Dress (foods
At
rote
ts, we wi'1
this meet put on olds one-quarter regular Priem.
All wool, a ad widthcolors.
gasaand gest value at the
priers we are sking, will make serviceable dresses
special pries. Nine pieces, to Bods f
four yards to sixteen in
good onto fast
match our Dross Good in dein brown bluegree. and behest.
quality considered. A lot specials
or sutra
IJ. H. COLBORNE 11
c..••-•maN,
EGGS
5c A DOZL3N!
If.a man'came around selling eggs at 5c a
dozen, he wouldn't sell many, would he ? but
when you:can buy Elephant Paint, worth 65c
per quart, per quart .4oc you buy it quick.
We have only a small quantity and while it
lasts we will clear it out at above price to make
room for our Spring shipment of
Lowe Bros. High Standard Palin
The Jowell Hardware Co., Limited
E-"11.10.001)
OWING TiO TRE HIGH STANDARD!
maintained in the popular
IJOTT
Tomato. use. the demosti be teas psdastas
Y iar is erom et the rapoly. Oitse apes all
year. Ester now. Writs (w estalesura
The great thio( in tbe *mid M cot
se moeb to OW*`appistga as to earn
peso. and self -u • .:t.—Ilan ley.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
EXCURSIONS
To Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta
11OMESEEKERS SETTLERS
Low Rour d Trip Rates each Tues-
day. March to October inclusive
WINNIPEG and return 535.00
EDMONTON and return 11149.00
Other porde in proportion
latera DEE two swaths
rouser ammo° cats.
w a&teas a rzessoiess C ooterrttabie Muth .
sated ▪ - at. tsedetwtsi a takes Swoosh sea le we
OCL AtesgT CAMS ON All TRAMS
He cheese Mw Sot*
Thrown Trains Toronto to wir.nip.R aid west
Par .cows
tea
tl
seseis
Seedel Trudge
Will leave T.
toast.
Massa Apr gWa
ftestbw ad
lk ad eh -
eat Ise
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