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FORT ALDERT PORTER'S HILL NOLMl,v1l LE.
Tt•Esoat. Sept. ±td.
Norma.—Res. J. R. M. Cormick and
family an ised have from their holiday
on Friday .. litre. N.. W Ttewart a
spent ■ temple of deys os the 1st con-
cession last. week .. . The Hydro-
electric potpie are tutting in their
polyr.n t,je H•trmt r•ra4 Mr. and
}Jr,. E. Pickard and Mr. end Mrs. John
Potter ate taking in Toronto Exhibi-
tion this week Mrs. Eltutd sod
Jean left for their borne at Ottawa on
Mon lay. Mr. Cour ice accompanied
them as far as. Toronto . Mn.
Lowe' y and 1 we eons left for North
Lie! on status -day .. Mr. and Mrs.
Will Jenkins and Prank went to Tor -
oat,. on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs.
Comber and family left for their new
home near London on Monday
Miss R iberlsoo is back on duty at lbs
nice seboolbouet. ... Miss May Me-
Cartrey visited her aunt, Miss Tete
butt, tbis week.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. Sed. TrUSDAY, Sept. Mod.
yt„ Elizabeth Clark. of Oudot ich. fratsa.—Mr. and Mrs. Pled Nor an
has charge again p1 the Port Albert
a poi l visitors lett
The last of t be summer
for their homes in Stratford on Mos -
da, w ell pleased
with uting
saying it is the best camping
eln. they have ever been at.
McBee is the Nicky possessor
of a black squirrel. They have be-
came trey scarce around bete and Mr.
gibes was rely fortunate to captur-
irg uses in his orchard last week.
The last of the open-air services on
Ike beach was held last Surday et•en-
isg and bad the largest attendance
yet. These services base been a great
' access and it is fully expected that
they will comuseoce much earlier in EVERY DAY
the season next year.
px,t.oN.at--lid. Olvsr bas been Dodd's Kidney Pills Proving Their Vales
Leawith his brother, John. at as a Family Medinae.
a ,..Mrs (Rev.) Joseph Deacon, South Hams. Wolfe Co., Que., eept.
( RidTetown, and Mrs. JE. oftbNelson. Ist—1Speeial►— Duthj'r Kidney Pdts
'of tit. Thomas, are the guests of their het mV rbeu ockiem, backache,
sister. Mn. H. Hayden Mn. era gravel and heart disease. from which
geindtej visite' with bre d•uMiu�t
Grace I suffered for twenty year*." This is
Toroot° last week the statement of Mr. Atnable Pinard
cKeerie and Wallace Cunningham of this place.
tuned their steadies at the •Thea• have not vet cured roe com-
pletely. but they did completely cure
my nephew, who suffered from kidney
disease.'.
Dodd's Kidney Pals always cure
kidney dieeare. They will complete
Amiable Pinard's cure. because all the
diseases mentioned are the results of
y kidney disease. They cured the young
asYs with ale. nice rs. tii,u Only. man • kidney disease quickly. because
y it was taken in its early stages.
WESTFIEt-D. Amiable ?inaudis troubles are of
Tt"geoLT, Sept. '_'oda twenty years' standing. and take a
longer treatment:
Norge. -Threshing is the older of the
and cbildtea and Mr, and Mrs. out
Morgan and child's°, of Poet Stanley
are visiting to the neighborhood
Mr. and Mrs. Nor•wan McDougall,
of London, are *Pending a few days in
the neythbo,hucd. ... Miss Nell Mc-
Dougall, of Seaforth, is visiting at
Wm. Elliott's Miss Nell McOou-
ald, of London. is visiting at Peter Mc-
Dougairs Mr. and Mrs. Will
Proctor and children. of Clinton, spent
a couple of days at Wes. Vander -
burgh's Mire Shaw, of C'alborne,
visited in the neighborhood last week.
Mrr. McDougall and Minnie. c f
Dungannon, spent a couple of days in
the neighborhood
trod Collegiate Institute
t;ndericb
J(,pn Ne:son left tut Saturday for a
ri-it with relatives at St. Catharines..
Mrs. N. C'unuingham is visiting with
btr:oo, B^rt. in Toronto. . Shewill
also volt at Pickering
:Morn-
ing home . Mi -a C. F. Hawkins re-
turned to her eebool at 8t. Thomas
on Monda • after pe.dlnq .the holi-
day. The grain is turning out well to
the straw...School re -opens today with
Raymond Redmond as teacher. Both
teacher and scholium wit' be pleased
with the appearance of (he school-
house. which has been repaired and
n icr'c paioted.a • - • Hovey McDowell
arum Toronto Isat week vitiating his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Had. McDowell
He also took in the Exhibition
Tho. and Will Taylor were Toronto
- Fair visitors last week...... Miss Lovett
is visiting ber slater. Mrs. teordod
Johnston Robt. Hoover. of Bras
ads, and his sister. Mors. Thos. Fowler,
cf Cimrese. Alberta. wets calling en
triends and acquaintances last Satur-
day
atur-
day Miss Bel -a Campbell has
rewrned to Ruliett to resume her
sebool duties after the holidays
Tommy Rodgers has seettred the school
on the tl: b concession of East Wawa -
nosh and commenced his duties today.
W� . A. Harrison. of Lewknow. is
visiting his dsughter. Mrs. W. H.
aamphell. .. John Rodgers spent
Sunday under the parental roof -
Wm. Henry and family, who eneot
the last three months visiting at the
home c: J. Wtgbtman and with other.
::-.r'..'.-. have returned to their home
in the states ... Mr. and Mrs Joe
alc,oehouse ate Toronto Fair visitors
this week... Mr. and Mn. Kenneth
t'ameton. of Luckuow, spent Sunday
at John McDowell's. sr Mr. and
Mrs. John McDowell. sr.. are Toronto
Fair visitors this week... .Rebt.
Buchanan hates today for a trip out
Wert to visit his son and daughters
and other ['lends Mts. Wm.
Crosier and little son. Clifford. of Ash-
field. spent Sunday at Mrs. Crosier's
old home herr.
,Tso late for test weak.'
WEDNESDAY. August 27tb.
Master Charlie Harrison is spending
his holidays at Luck now with his aunt.
Mt.. 11)r.) Gotdoo.
Miss Evslyo Carter has retained to
her. borne it Toronto after spending
several months with ber graodpareote.
lir. aoi Mrs. Samson Carter.
Laws Soeist. — The Westfieli
Epworth League held a successful lawn
social at the borne of Reeve J N.
Campbell on the evening of August
21st, There was a good crowd. many
routing toenjoy the game of baseball
between Belgrare and Westfield A
good game was played, the borae team
winning. A „musical program was
given and ice cream was greatly in
demand it kept some of the young
people busy milting cows and turning
the ice cream frees -vs, they basting to
make six ,islloos wore than they
thought they would require.
LOOK FOR THIS WRL
ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY. Sept- 2nd.
SceooLs OPE'.—The St. Helens
school opened today with Miss Lillian
Clark u teacher : the Tenth school
with Miss Shaw; of Bluevale, as
teacher ; tbe No. 3 school with Mise
Dormice, of Seafesrtb. in charge. We
wish them all success in their work.. _.
Miss Colina ('lark and Durnin Phillips
have returned to Godericb Collegiate
the Misses Woods. Durnin and Miller
to Lucknow con:.inuetioo class. and
Misses Jennie Webb and Chrissie
Miller to \Vingham High School.
\rws Ncrres —Miss Pearl Webster
went to Toronto on Thursday to
attend the Collegiate Miss May
Cameronwill resume her duties •t
Donnyhtook school sifter spending her
vacation at horse . Miss Elisabeth
Rutherford lett on Monday for Lin-
wood. wbere she has secured • good
school _ ..!Miss Sara Smith ;s attending
the Model School at Clinton.... R. Me-
Al.ister amd son Will and John Web-
ster motored to Kincardine on Labor
Day for the county shoo' Will and
Hugh Rutherford weut to Toronto on
Mocday with a carload of cattle
a,ud sheep ..Miss Jean McDonald re-
turned to Toronto on. Tuesday after
speuding the racaliou with friends
here.. Mrs. Jas. Mitchell and chil-
dren. of Toronto. are visiting at John
Webster's Miss Jessie Cameron,
Colooa Cameron. Cliff. Murray and
Elliott Milier are in Toroo:o this week.
It is well to have visions of is hewer
life l.ban that of every day but it is
tl.e life of ewe.y day from whish
elements of a betur life must come.
-M•etrtiinck.
tSLYTH.
TUESDAY, Sept. 2nd.
L i'e OF PLux —A great many
plums ate being shipped from the
station here all the time, and el -
though they aro a large crop the
growers seem to be al le to get rid of
the wbole crop at t fairly good ftgure.
A buyer was hare Saturday and pur-
chased
uscbasc-d a great many for one of the
large canneries and tbev were shipped
this weer
LanoR DAY.—The weatheron Labor
Day was almost perfect for a holiday,
The matinee horse rarer held here
drew a large crowd and as every race
was well filled a gcod' afternoon's
sport was et.joyei by all present. The
track was in good rondttion and in
consequence fairly fast time was made
by the vat loos bones. The bowlers
also but 'tome games of bowls on the
green in the morning and evening.
1t is usnalon a holiday that quite a
Dumber take advantage of the cheap
railway rates to visit friends here.
while others visit friends out of town.
and tabor ray was no esceptiot: to
the tele.
PERSONAL AND GENER.at--Rev. Mr.
Arno, of Egmuodrille. occupied the
palpst of St. Andrews church on Sab-
bath last preaching two splendid ser
mone..... Mr.. Jae. Mcllurrbie. who
has been on a two month. visit to
Scotland. returned home on Saturday
evening Miss Hattie Spafford lef
on Monday for a couple of days in
Toronto. before re.umiog her position
in A1Iist.co as milliner's &satsuma....
Dr. Tanner. of Vancouver. who has
been on • visit to his slater. Mn. Geo.
Powell. left this week for bis home....
Jas Dodde, of Toronto. spent the boli -
days with his mother here W.
Moore received hi. new McLaughlin
ear this week and he is highly pleased
with it .... The public school resumed
wrist again on Tuesday after the
long holidays. The full str.ff of
teachers was on hand, also a fair
attendance of the children . Mr.
and Mr. Joe Taman and family. o
Sieafotth, visited with the torsos.' s
sister here. Mn. S. H. Gidisy
Quite • number from here were in
a,t,ndanreat tbe Toronto Exhibition
Ibis week.... The Mises McManus,
of Oodericb. visited tbeir friend., the
CommMimes this week .. J. Diet,
of Teeewater. was a visite, w.th bis
uncle. A. McKenzie, this week.. .The
foresees have now finished their
harvest and are busily engagedgetting
it 'hi esbed,and by all reports it t
turning oast !_ good averse crop of
first•clses quality T'be rains of late'
have aided the root stop groat/ y _ tram the
reamt sassy am here atsesdM
s s match at ("listen on ;Vedette -
glee lest Newels" Ortderich and Wing.
hion and +•rr w,11 p'eo•e•I with the
high go•los t f the game .Jobs*
Torn.i. of Path, was a riai•or wi h
his Mother here tax a few Aays cif the
peat week .. Mr. sed Mrs. A. Elder
meet a few date of tie pent week
the guests 01 Toroeto sad Dolton
Mende
When yon ask for Sageine see 1 hat
(hie gins pieturs M on the label. This
n a gtursntee of quality esti esesl-
knce. Stein* is the wotld's tbremeet
hair tonic. Rageine is ee good we
pairantee every bailie tad U yos ate
ent satisfied that 8agNee 1a tie blot
scalp classier. dandruff eewdieatoe and
hair beautifier you Imre emir tired, see
will ritandr oheseiwq
MI we inks t. p. j la
agent in (lode, ir•b f• A•gei..e, so ise
sore to go to P. J. 1941'184er. drng
Kms. other steels dost ha • e P—
rimly ale. a beetle. Oon't Nigel the
seas.
MUSCULAR RHEUMATISM.
Muscular rheumatism exists in two
forms : Acute and chi lemic. In acute
muscular rheumstistn there is first
relined a dull pain in the muscles
which gradually increases. This pain
often shifts from orfs muscle to ar.-
other, and the working of these mus-
cles makes the pain very severe.
Musculto. rb atime is a blood dis-
ease and should not he neglected. A
proper treatment shewld herein with
the first syu'p'orus. Rh-umo ie recent
wended by the foremost people every-
wbete because it dtiv.•s all uric acid
poisons froom the blood and enriches
it sn that she aystem becomes healthy
sad free from the tortures of rbeumr.
tient. Geta bottle of Rheumo ludas
and rid yourself of rheumaliro.. Sold
in Godetich only st F. J. Butlandb
drug Pitts.
DISTRICT NEWS.
The Clinton Hortieultaral Society
beld • dower show laet Thursday.
\V. B. EII.cit, of \Vingham, bas
been appointed a game warden for the
Pr.vince of Ontario.
The dwelling of Mrs. Madigan at
Wingbam was partially destroyed by
fire one night tecentty.
Miss Cunningham, of Belgrave, has
been engaged as teacher of the Mar-
oo-h sebool at a salary of 90(10.
Harry Moore, of Brussel,, has kern
engaged ar priocipal of the Trow-
bridge school, est a salary of *IOW per
annum.
G. F. Coiling• who for several years
leas a rn-tnher of the Seafortb Uoilei,i-
ate institute .taff, died last week in
Toroot r
An or_snixation has been formed
at Seatorth for the bolding of an old
boy's reunion in August. 19i4. in con-
nection with the firemen's tournament.
M. H. Moore. veterinary surgeon,
purposes moving from E rusaeis. w bets
he baa lived for twenty-one seats, and
removing 10 .Listowel, where be bas
purchased the practice of \'ete.ioary
Milner.
• The Carnegie politic library bold-
ing at Seafortb is now completed and
ready for occupancy. The buildings
and equipment will rnat abnat 810,000,
the whole amount being furnished by
Andrew (..at oegie.
Misr Helen R. t,Vilaon. daughter of
John A. Wilson. of Sraforth, has to
turned from three *years' ,Cody of
music in ier-naity and has teen ap-
pointed instructor in piano in the Tor
onto Conservatory of Music. '
Mr. Alex. Yonne. on. of the pion -
e r residents of East Wawanosb, died
in the Vet on Sttutday, S),b ult.
The deceased was mother of Samuel
Young. of 'IVineham. and Jae. F.
Tnung. of Saar Wawenosb.
!Flse•teetbe of be miseries and
rises et Eraakied proceed from idle-
ness. - y%
ant
OMFORJ
S OAN.
IT All
RIGHT
u
A Wall of Soap
One year's sales of Comfort Soap
mesas enough snap to Ist,ild a wall
15 feet high and 29 miles long. Think
of it ! Enough to completely surrount
lb* City of Tor•ootr.
POSITIVELY THE LARCLST SALE IN CANADA
News of the death of Mrs. Guedy.
wife of Rev Dr. Gundy. was received
with mueb regret in gingham, where
Dr. Gundy was formerly in charge of
the Methodist ooegregation. Mrs.
Goody died at St. Thomas, where she
and dor husband bad been living Maes
Dr. Ounde's superannuation. Therm -
mains were taken to Exeter foe iater-
etenl.
G. F. Roger. late principal of the
tleaforth Collegiate lostitote. has hero
app{toointed prtrcipal of the London
Collegiate. He resigned his position
■t Seaforth this summer to take the
Collegiate principalship at North Bay
and w•as oil his way to that town when
the London appointment was made.
Mr. Rogers made is very good record
at Seaforth.
An old re•, dent of Seafortb and
viedoity. in the person of Mrs. Michael
(YKeefe, departed this lite nn Thurs-
day. Asmara 21st. Mrs. O'Keefe was
seventy-eight years of age and was
one of the pioneer settlers of the town-
ship of Hilbert About fifteen years
ago she end her husband retired to
Seatorth. Her husband died several
yeah ago and she is survived by two
sons and three daughters.
The death of John Hey w ood, who.
departed this life no August '.rot.b, at
Exeter. removed one the oldest resi-
dents of that town. The deceased
Sts born in tkvonshire, England, in
18m He came to Canada and to
Exeter when twenty-seven years of
age and lived for offer thirty years oe
a farm two miles east of Exeter. in
11180 be retired from the farm and
since that time had lived in Exeter.
His wife died many years ago, and he
leaves three sous and two d.tugbten.
409
SHOE STYLE
Nat Extravagance !
Think of • Shapely Fcot Rn -
•cased in an L'nsbapely Shot!
'I' WOULD BE A SHAME!
Suet Shoes are not to be foe0{
Here ! You are Perfectly hull -
fief; in
BUYING STYLISH SIDES
COUPLED WITH COMFORT -
AND SERVICE,
t\'hr n las iced Rea.uutab1} .
As Ours are Priced !
W. SHARMAN
The death of Mrs. -Philip Allen, wife
of the former porentast.er at Red-
g earr, took t-1 ice Moioday of list week
at the home, of her son -'n -law, Thos.
Lunn, Howirk tnwnithipi The de-
ceased was in her eightieth year.
The pi^nic held no Wefnesday of
last week ender the auspices of St
Joseph's church, Clinton, was a great
success, financially and otherwise. The
elaborate arrangements were well
carried out, and an imnt-use crowd
es, present.
M/s. S oriel D trrance, a former
resident of Mcn•llop end Seafor'b,
died et Chirar•t on Sat.ot•tay. 23rd lilt
She was a sister of T. E Hays. of Sea-
frnth. She went 1n Chirago about
fifteen sews ago 1' reside with bee
song and daushter. .
Res. F. It. Lirkin and Mr,. Larkin,
n( Seafnrth. w.rn presented nu the
Mtn of August with a beautiful and
costly Fitt of silverware fr.tm the ron-
yregatton of • he Reafnrth Presbyter-
ian chun'h. The clay was the twilit y -
lift h acniveraery of their wedding.
The G. T. R stall .n .t Clifford wit,
',token into by four hnrglars early
Mondry .norning of last week. Al-
though the pia-. was ransacked the
only thing known to hate peen takes
was apair of eveilaeees. One of the
burglar.. has he •n .neat -ad. but the
others °lade good ;heir escape.
MacEwan's
COAL
Best Scranton Hard
Coal—all sizes. -
Cannel Coal for open
grates --the highest
quality of Coal that
can be ,b ug::t kar
the purpti-e.
t Liierire Domestic
Lump Coal — Jnoat .
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
and fireplaces. .
Standard Chest n u t
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of ,Hard-
wood end Kindling.
.Peter MacEwanEstatei
OFF TO
SCHOOL
You want a new suit
for that boy of yours who
is starting off to school
again after the vacation.
We believe we have just
what you want—something
nice and natty and MADE
TO WEAR, at a reason-
able price.
Bring the boy to
us and let us
fit him out
Don't forget that in
MEN'S WEAR wehavelhe
best lines on the market,
right up to the minute in
style and quality.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
SEMI -READY TAILORS AND MEN'S OUTFITTERS.
Agents for Carhartt Overalls, Stanfeld's Underwear, Fitwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs.
!SPECLAL OFFER
Trleobone Se
The Signal for the balance of 1913.
t8 new subscribers le Can- 2f�,..
Ada or Great Britain. only JLI.
PRISM
oopisagreeable--C dor in
it Weather there
is No Turpentine
Easy to use, Good for the Shoes
a
Binder Twine
McCormick, 65o ft.
Twine at I2C per Ib.
a55o ft. Twine2_at t lc
per lb.
PAINT NOW St";/EP
Fencing
We have a few rods
left of the Canadian
Steel Wire Co. all No.
q Fence, which we are
still selling, ati the old
prices :
7-42 fence for 25c rod
.. „ 2/Se ..
!t-itt " '. "
Portland; Cement
We have just got in
a fresh carload.
Coal
Do not forget that
we handle the genuine
white ash Plymouth
hard Coal. This Coal
comes from the Scran-
ton Coal fields but from
a vein in which there is
i hardly any slate or
stone. It is guaranteed
411 not to be over two per
cent. stone or slate.
!�
res Cass' it
Fernere 0 .1 57 :a
Stove and Kut $7.75
.T*441t41111P4WT°M,
OUR 1IADWAftE
ISThE5TTIW
��SICO5t
VMiiiiili tiiil.>llriliNriiriYili
Cannel Coal
IF
THERE'LL BE h0 GVLSS ;WORK WKLN YOV !IVY
YOVR HARDWARE:FROM VS.
WE KNOW WHICH BRANDS WILL STAND THE HARD
W LAR.
WHEN YOV !VELD ANYTHING IN HARDWARE. FROM
A CARPET TACK VP. COML!IfTO ;VS. YOV'LL FIND IT
IN OVR STORE
WL DO /BUSINESS ON THE SQUARE.
Let ugors ne nn -nor Plumbing. Heating, EMrtr.e Wiring. Eare-
trnasebing. etc- All wort guarsteteM.
Chas. C. Lee
Live have just got in
a car load of Dixie
Birdseye Cannel Lump
Coal. This coal will
not crack and throw
coal all over your
room. Price $8.00
per ton.
Call and see our
Ham[hocks, Hammock
Couches, Refrigators,
Oil Stoves, Gasoline
Stoves, etc.
PHONES : 91oes 22 Hove* 112
SIE Skerwia-ttill,.eee iaiwfa Cir•' the Earth
401444#314.4
Screen Doors
and Windows
at reduced prices. ' -
Bicycles
Jo
1)o you want
Cleveland Bicycle ?
We hare three new
bicycles which ilk
we are
reduced
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' 1,0114 PTTTTorol 1g1Tlt-
selling at
prices.
2 551 igt wbeeis for it., iv
1 581.00 wheel for ElEfs.
1 good seeoed-band wheel
with sew tiles for 11itet