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4 a Tal:lusee a Feu. Lill, 1811
THF SIGNAL : .,ODERICIi
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essenewureeseseserseumeseseemeseureeeer
OoIy a Few Left
Ranges and Hesters whieh
we are selling et Red-osd Prices.
One No q aa Empire Qeeen.
regular 811 uo, tor. . *34.00
One No. q 30 Penn Esther with
reservoir. Regular $38 00, for
*31.00
One No es Good Cbeer Art
with oven Regular 813 00. for
*39.00
One N... esti Good Cheer Oak.
double heater Regular 82300, for
1114.00
W. R. PINDER
Plum►ting.
!leather. Th1011) tk
Ing, Eleer.L• Wiring rend
Genet -al leepa ii' Work.
('hone lee Ilawtltori St r ere
LOGS
WANTED
The 11ndeiiii;ncd will pay lite
highest cash piker' tor all kind-
of geed lee, deliverer) et t h•
Mill, foot of Anglesea
Street, GOderich.
mill work done 1�� � �ptl�.
Custo)1 sawing mid gene rel
tnill,workdone eimipth.
J. E. B.AECNLER
t
WeseesesesseeeseeleeeterterseinsWeeenereeleve
MONARCH
SHOES
Every M m,treh Shoe is
collect inn of hard -to -wear -out
parte put together in the Most
substantial and scientific manner
possible.
1'h.• thread. the tele leather.
the linings, every single part is
neleet.•d for its roughness end
fitness for this function it is
meant to perform.
They arsenical reasott.tlde in
price.
REPAIRING
Dawning & MacVicar
I'h e.e 220 1:0d,•1i.•h
SPECIAL
FOR SALE
liasoline Engine
Lw
In A t shape
2' : Horse Power
\Ver u.P pit"14 1110(1a•
end wilt there ee. .ell this en
parte et 14 fiar,tee). , . anyone
want fun( l ii It a 'smelters. wtxrl i
do w.•11 to ..•.• ns.
O'BRIEN & LEGO
1Vhite Front Meat Market
le 1st. let wet Phone :,I
1'irerreet Ilteleecre1.e.e
reessieme
CANADIAN
PAcuFIc
HOMESEEKERS
EXCURSIONS
MANITOBA. ALBERTA
• SASKATCHEWAN
Each T,•wt.'y Martk 3toO,tabr- :7 Iarlu...•e
Winnipeg and Return - 010,(»
Edmonton and Return - 43t01
From Toruntn. and Reaetens wept Well
''Berth of Thrown Proportionate heels
free tittles. 14..t of Toronto.
Return 1,unt tar . months.
RBUU('Ek) SETTLERS' FARIS
('F -W&• 14W OND CLAIM
BA(11 Tl'rShaY• MARIa1 AND APRIL
Real.,. tr...ltina{ with Rhe Kock and
ease:. .Muss take tlrTTI.►' R'NPI(]AL
TRAiN with). t...-•. Wentnnr.t.�al1'h
Tuesday durtna MARCH .M APRIL
efter ...teal ree.lar 10 71 elm. tr.lo fro*
T,w..n.o I: eine Winn
Anshan and fawn. .rtaeet are weak
dwell(:II
a R0LAR 111Th
Tamale. tato mon. DA
Ogee* and Taar't weeptea
West t Vete. emit* to '1, f e Rrrtto. CARSON Ai and
TRAMS.
f (
M e A M
G. D.PA. Tweets.
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THE DOMINION HOUSE
Redistribution, Freight Raise, and
Election Corruption Discussed
The committee which is to prepay
the se sdvlsa elf the Redistribution
11111 was appointed of the House of
Commons (to the motion of Right Hon.
R. L. Borden, as follows: Hon. Messrs.
.Itetter, Reid and Rogers and Messrs.
3honilett (Calgary), Deland. (Heance),
ebanan lMedicine Hatt. Pardee (W.
mblonl, Rhodes (Cumberland. V.8 )
and Macdonald (Pictou, N.S.).
Col. the Hon. Sant Hughes made the
aanounrement that he had sent •
cable to Ragland slating definitely
that a ('anadlnn team would go to
Bliley this year. shooting under the
same conditions as prevailed last year.
This followed the receipt at Ottawa
tai information to the effect that the
War Office bad withdrawn its oppo-
sition to the use of the rear aperture
sleet. with which the Rom ride Is
equipped. and which itas been used
heretofore at Risley.
The disemsion of the control of
ocean fr.•Iget rates occupied much
time In the House. HevPral Oppu-
altJoa members were anxious that a
parliamentary committee should be
appointed to make an enquiry. Mr.
W. F. Maclean, of South York, pro•
posed that the ik,minion Railway
Huard make reprisal for the increase
in ocean rates by reducing railway
rates, while (lore. Frank Oliver wished
to bring about a reduction of freight
rates (,n the great lakes by permitting
United States teasels to ply between
t'anadian ports. .
On the initiative of A. K. Maclean.
the Ltbrral member for Halifax, a
'select eomtietter of the House will
inquire into the laws relating to etc... -
lions and electoral curruptton. with
a slew to maidnr• those law, morn
effective in checking corruption and
In dealing with,electlun petitions. The
motion by whlch Mr. Maclean brought
up the matter was couched In large
part in the words of the pledge which
Premier Borden gave to the peoph.
when in Opposition. It putritod out
the desirability of more effective pro -
Visions to punish bribery and fraud
at elections, to insure publicity as to
erpendltures by political urganitatlons,
to prevent the accumulation of cam-
paign funds fur corrupt purposes. and
to prevent campaign contributions by
contractors, curporatlons end prgnlo-
tera, to expedite, the hearing- of .'lec-
tion petitions and to prevent "saw -
offs," and urged also the appointment
of an independent prosecuting officer
to carry on election cases.
Hun. Rodolphe Lemieux nn Monday
asked for a full enquiry into the deal
'whereby the Government purchased a
piece of property near Montreal for
,.he erection of a military Wernicke and
other militia buildings. The sum of
00,000 had been paid, said Mr.
rnieux, for 150, acres which onty 16
a7 s before had been purchased hued
D by
IW. T. Redden for $95,000 less. Col.
'Rem Hughes defended the transaction
bead maintained that the price paid
was a fair one. He courted the ful-
lest enquiry. he said.
FAMOUS SCHOLAR DEAD
Prof. Duncan, a Native of Brantford,
Passed Away at Pittsburg
Brantford lost one of her most
brilliant sons In the death of Prof.
Robert K. Duncan, a leader to the
work of chemical research through the
world and head of the Industrial In-
stitute to ronnection with the Univer-
sity of Pittsburg. Prof. Duncan was
about 45 year. old.
Rev. Arch Stewart. a superannuated
Presbyterian minister died at London
last week. aged h5.
• While making a pastoral visit. Rev.
C. L. Johnston of St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian ('hurt h. Pickering, died sud-
denly of heart (allure.
Joseph Fels, the millionaire soap
manufacture single tax advocate and
philanthropist. died on Sunday at
Philadelphia of pnenmonis.
Rev. T. .1. Mansell. pastor of Char-
lotte Street Methodist Church. Peter-
boro, died suddenly on Sunday even-
ing atter church servlre.
lir. Christopher Eaton. president of
the Eaton Bros. Malting Company of
Owen Sound and North Bay, died of
pneumonia after a week's illness.
TRAIN ROBBERS USED GUNS
Two Canadians Wars Killed on Train
Approaching Vancouver
Three passengers on a Great Nor-
thern paas.ager train hound for Van-
couver. resisted three bandits iso F1t-
slay tight sear Bentngham. Wash..
and were shot dead. Thomas B. Wada.
berth. a Canadian Pacific, conductor,
of Vancouver; R. L. lee of Bremerton.
.-tet M. B. Mc3rllsoer of Van -
Ever er wthe mita Med•Uwe
pbsnengera eon treated by the Romp
11' top taetr bands. but tont moo
pounded to resist. Three of Oast
insole failed almost blatantly,
ZeataIstb Mrs A3ewred ler Freedom
KaRiva-
s
the R,tm
who passed savers/ !roan -
1a Festers Ontario
. was liberated on
when ale
luau nN4 at=
M oae of qts
IMO hat wall
11.1111•111i Of bar
Mrs Mswbd
W Ores sabot 11�
• 40141.4r1114
DM wort '!tits
kadem Marc Rust
t1Rlissab/c 1b11• brI1
COUNTY -DISTRICT
CREWE
Mr. Wua. 1►urnin was a recent visi-
tor awns' Jriarttbl in tins seeikaa..
Nr. Win. timelier loft last week /or
liurlph where he will undergo an
'Iwret inn for apt...mile-0ia.
Mea.r,. Albert Collier Lawrenee
linty were viai(ora *moue friends in
Clinton end G,slerieh during the past
.•1' k .
At the re•gulsr meeting of the l:p-
wert h lr4gue I.tt week. iter. 1. K.
Hunter. u( Ihanaannon, save an ad•
dress .n hi, usual int.restiug wanner.
M Menaiy is. in.muving 11u,hly
1,11' we are ...rev to know that Sir.
Slenary end Mr-. SIcQiired err not
.nproving ea fast as their friends
weol4 Ike.
\1.•. l•eacr (iawlev has rented Mr.
\\'ret. 11nt rein'* house and expecte t,.
make hi, abode with u+ before many
.[,eye. livery (+mile nddwl t.. the+
t• is highly appreciete.l.
GOOERI HI TOWNSHIP
Mi ileltre Cook, an need rew,lent
of 1lie [lest eonressiun of Kinl, tnw•n-
ilin, w hn passed away on Saturday. '
the 11•h nest.. waw a naive of Ireland,
having tern born in Tintwrllry ie
leee. Ne .•ante to this country in 19,17
1 HP/41 will.'.l nn the ninth convey.
luno .:f (l,slet'vIi townthin, where he
'c.idwt ante the year IWMI. In the, I
s•. xr he 111ot•esl to 1 he tarot he ,.M.InIPII
,it the 1fnro of his .Ie: th. In laid he
unit i.vl 1:V./Aiello, M.•(ie.. daughter of
the late Peter irlie.., n(- gmondvill.'.
wt....ttrt Ives hint. The members of
'h.• 'anile are : 511 VC A. Hamilton.
Henfryn ; Mr,'. Writ. Robb. K.nln.s ;
\\'e11ev, T.•:•.'nto, 14.1,1 Atbwlr, who
!lee 1 with the pfarents. The funeral
tock 1,,�i•ter to Greenhill remet.rv. Rev.
1..1. 17ut..101 ,^ i.i lusting the funeral
+ervir.•s. The !.sit•ls•,ieer., 15Pve hi,
Cobh and .\n
drew Hamilton. and his feet. n.ehew•s.
'Vex. Mani tit. I' -•ter Look. Jelin I1.
Wesel? and 1''. Powell. Throughout
his Lang life the tate Sfr. Cook was a'•
very in ice man. a 51''? hMh-t in re.
l giott and a ('..nservetivs in r• diti.•s.
WINGHAWe
Maggie M,trahalI w•a.. the guest
of (meted. in Beeline. last week.
Miss Bennett. vnnngest daughter of
Mr. ,cod \ire. S. Bennett. who !vent
theeii,rh an operelio t1 lest week. is do-
ing nicely.
Revival servfces are still hying .,con -
1 itt,•d in the Methodist church by
Iti'v. \V..1. Hihhart and prove to he u
'1i • •.•.$ ata many :use attending In epite•
iof the heevy encs.+tonus which raged
'hrongh here on Saturday mirning,
Hl ling the ramie.
The military instal.:ttnrttit
•'cel h t y•
Sergeant (%trier, of London. during
t hr , 11(1 thter • meet is has proved a
.nisei .s.:a+ there ate now 40 recruit•;
in H company, Thirty-third regiment..
\Io
. u a
d v mottling
v.'
n nes cal 0
fti1'P t s
went to Wolseley berrarks. London,
to get further instructions. They i
were : ('eine-Sergi. J. Mann. Se,-gt. R
Ranson, Corp. J. Bodge. Corp. A.
(Maroon and Capt. A. Boyd.
Mr. 1Vm. R. Mitchell passed away
at his residene.' on 1- notoria street on
Suter,l:.v at 12.3') o'clock, after an
illne'.. n( about two weeks. He was
in the tried year of his age. being born
in East tiilienfta.rnngh in noel. He
rami. to Turnhlrry when twelve years
of age with hispatvnta and soon took
n great interest in terming. -\(ter a
whit.• he took to **wend' work. then
started to drive a drily, being one of
he first to drive a dray in \Vinghem.
He was unu•rs.-.l to Misr. Margaret Ann
Halfour•, of \Vingham, and to thetu
two of a f '11 were horn, William,
of Mossjl:ink, Seekatchewau, and Mrs.
Into, t'4armure, of Hill Firm. Masket-
eh••w.n. Ili, fine wife died in Turn -
ten v on the satue (lain which lie re -
...fitly left. H.• was later married to
Sties t3 'rah Matilda \\',.tion! of Logen
oavoe,,1p. near Mitchell, who nut lice.
him. From the .econd marriage te-
trad two daughters. Anarnaysel and
Hazel. t he former pulsing away when
a (14he. Iiaz •1 grew ftp to girlller.l,
nut died after an illness of only three
lays. At'utt a month ego the resi-
deuts of 7ltrnberry township assem-
bled at his lio)Ie on lar• fare' and pt
enter! he and Ilia wife with valuable
^r,•etreen. in politics ID. \I(t-
abell was a Conservative and in relig-
t a .urth,sli•t. He war :t gr. at
•arrkrr in the church and Sunday
-whore. and 5511. prominent in the
(anaditn triter of Foretters. Ile
lease, live brothers and one sister.
•
BENMILLER
Some liquor lever shier.! a whisky
beide through Bethel church window
our evening last. tarok after the bottle
hail been ereivael of its content..
\Ira ',.cane Junee f. expected to
leave the sirfuity the. we. I. -Humor
has it she is going west. The good
wishes of limey friends will follow her.
Rev. A. T. Nash, of the Evangelicsl
church, is away at M' Kilk,p for a week
or two, where he is conducting special
rtatyta. He bas born brlping at the
.,(l.• in the week evenings.
The report is received that Mr.
ilarid3 1..n, t. son of lir and Mrs.
leete. L'.ng of this village, who lives
in tl,e trreer..wive western city of
Lethbridge, hie been made editor n(
the I,-thiredge Herold. That speaks
well for on old Ih.'nmiiller boy who is
only a young man of _'0 rents.
The revival !reeling. at the Ben
miller Methodist ,hutch under the
leader.hep, of the pa•tnr have Ire.'n
meet .ttre.wful end good results have
been seen. Large rompanira have
gathered from night to night. The t
tilts Last wick of Rev.
Ilager, of li,wkvrich, and R... N.
lan., of Nile. were much tip rrriat`d.
A and accident befell Mr. Harry t
Mew morality. The old gentleman
era. leaving the revival meeting at t
Henesilkr church when he ww!denly
found himself between two rotten on
the road and the driveee of both were
1'y
,ng to pass ('IIi �' another On the
.•P one cutter swerved to bin side *ad
hawked the olJ Man,1own giviag him
• nasty fail. Afterwards he was
(.rind to he suffering from a broken
rib and a badly Modred sh sadder.
Perhaps his infirmity of deaf WIC made
him titree liable to denim, but greater
eats' should be I -remised by people
when driving on the highwayat
night. There 'reeve to be a teeblewe-
nes. and randomness wbleb often
leads to fatal results.
No • et
are simply kidney &borders. Th.kbd..ye
clter the blood of .11 that ebowlda't be
there. The blogd poses through the kid-
neys every large minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or tams of
i disorder can remain 'a the circulations
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys bare
Luded ei their work. They are la need d
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitet.d blood taedicioe there
is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL REPORTS
COLlft►1tN E
Tuw•n!i,ip rntucil . met in township
ba11 e11 February !t1'b. Members all
preview. Minutes ut last Iueetine, read
and ad,)prted. The tellowiug 11. "minter
were prt+setl and nldere drawn o11 the
tit d,Uter for same: ':\I, (i. Cameron.
\Vawallosll v.. Colborne. $75.011;
leets it,•ot, !lays \ Killoran, settle-
nfent \Vawenos v. (eel, ebur, $..1 23;
Si.na1 Printing Co., punting, $17.00;
Tete Star Printing l'o.. t't'1.ee; .1. D.
l'arri.h. ,-,i loads gr.tvel. Se std : Oliver
C'.rk, gravelling SAL. %IH,te): \1'.
Jewell, flue•• weep killed by dugs,
g_[, lei: .\. G.' .:i. gra veiling division liar,
!stele : .511wrt Negroid. iehratc school
tax. 31 Es -17. A. I'. Sheppard. auditor,
747,1..t: Edward Strwatt, auditor,
gees); R. Jewele refttud statute labor,
tetter 1'1c..•ire(' front 11. SI. Young,
Ds -oeuvre seeing to I...e relieved (rem
the ulti •r of ta•eesurer. elove.I by
Young and Snyder that the treasurer
Is. requested to retain the chive fur
the present year. ('urried. Auditors
repott received mud adopted. Moves
by lee 1ne end Snyder thea Thomas
Hnmiltonl he empowered to ger on :and
collect all outstanding taxes. Moved
in aul.'ndw••nt (ty Ih+set and t ihis-
Melte: ti tI Albert Ohldthorpt b1' np-
rent.,l collector. Amend)tentcarried.
l'lie cle,k,pr.'aetltP,l engineer's report,
also bylaw of West R'itw*nosh re
Young's . lett.•.1' ,
g t After Wine sc talion
it teas moved by Verne; and Snyder
that the reeve and Couu. liethering-•
[err be.tpps,intewt to consort rhe +ofre-
itor. Atriv-e1 in an'enduaeet by Heth-
erington and Uhieh.dm, that the reeve
and Conn. Young bea committee to Con -
snit solicitor. Amendment carried.
Moved by Chisholm and Hetherington
that the rouncil meet again at the ,`111
of the reeve.
R. Mr it.a vii, Clerk.
WEST W.A\V \St1SH
Council met on January :11.1 as per
adjournment. Member" all present.
Reeve U. B. Slurray in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read tad
passed on suction by (enameller+ Nay -
101' end MalIo.igh
Tb.. treasUret . etat,snlent for Janu-
ary was teed by Tee:emcee Tbowp.en,
showed a hal.allce on hind of & M:.IK-
This statement wet tiled nn u►ntem by
Councillors Johnston and Naylor.
The auditore report was read be
Audited. Charles (iirvi). and brink .
finally audited by council, the report
was adopted 414 lead 011 motion of
Councillors Naylor and Mallow!).
The twill nurneer or copies will be
printed for di,trihutiop.
Reeve Murray went over the hi.tory
of the Young .1reen and also the nnrni-
repel tele, hn11rsystem 1',t..., expls
both cases very tally for the lenient o
the new members of rouncil. Ile ail
reported hav-ti.g got moo- legal advic
on the drain question ,fuel outlined tit
prat test delluh to take.
(►:t neutron by rottn,-illnrt Pnrdn
and Mallongh the clerk was author
ized to Is tv•' bylaw printed and G
(ers..millV serve each et the interested
rstepeyet, with a copy of the 'eine a
4)44?? e, posse tee, --carried.
Accent:Di t1. the amount.' of S1'1-, it
were passed and raid on motion b
Councillors .lohnston end Naylor.
Connell ltd jout•ne d tU meet on MAIN
lith *t 111 a cl.trk a.m. for general Must
nese and at !.:►1 p.m. es a eoutt 0
revision etre tM' l cine 'rein asseae
memo.
R
0
Yredh as Mpple 531o��om.s
are the heaps of Dress Stuf s and woven dainties. The loont artists
have caught many a hint from nature and the merchandise artists
have made the things almost as cheap for you as if they grew.
Already we have opened up some of the daintiest and most fetch-
ing wash fabrics you ever saw, and not a bit high priced either. It
seems early and yet many of our customers are picking them up,
knowing- that it i'. only a few weeks at most until they will need
thein.
HOSIERY
\VE JUST' ITT INTO STOI:K A 811, LOT U1' STOCKI\(6S' la •AL1. torah. .A CLEAN-UP
.ASSORTMENT FROM A Mild.. THEY ARE JUST ONE-THIRD Lisa+.% THAN RI!W5l.AR PRICE!:
AND WILL FIE ON SALE Fltll►AV' MORNING. \\'ATCII 1'OH 'I Hi:M IN 0I It WINDOW.
Dress Crepes
in the new weaves fut• the cumiug sessou. Net or
h.•tore have we bad such choice shades and enl,.r-
ings. .'7 inches wide and only ...........1 Sc
Champagne with tnse-bind,. (rink, helix and
white with rove-hud,:• all 150
Gres* Crepes, ' i inches wide, white w nth pink
or blur small fitney figures 25c
Self Colon Crepe, for dres.ee, in heliro.e.
sky arid white. 147 inches wide, only.... 150
hiirs ni ('repos, inches wide. only20c
Color", hetet), clermpegne ,toil kieg..' Woe tar h
large Clower patterns. Retnrrnher, Only20c
Ratine Sultings
Peri'.rctu hr;tnd, al,-,bUely fa..t. .lik•, n,ually
sold at :elk. (',dor, white wit h neriew pink stripe.
white w ittt nertow illa011 .tripe. rose with nal tow
black .trips., light fawn with tomo". black stripe.
white with narrow heti., stripe, sky with untesev
Mack .tripe- Our prier is 400
J
Laces
Ne* for the String, Toss -bon,
and Vials. Shatlnw frnm 1 to
Vale, Cluney and urebuns a big
:100 yard■ and 111011' of litre
lc trrFir regnlnt. may one cent *
ings to match f, the teasel) ft 1st
('htney, Solidus.
1, inches wide.
showing.
i llaertiMia, weir
yard. No edg
•Iling at per yard
lc
Corsets
No. 131•, 11'hat is left of a t*t pan, lot, 1L pairin till, sizes 1t► to _.; l'nee *1.10. furEight pairsf another h.s! lot fol7-.', 11) to21. All 4 M,th of these. Itl 1) A \
11mak,• and !et fet in everEmbroideries •
%Ve bare iu-t peaased into .tock a cecind shipintuit of these go,,d. Fur Hewn...„ ,.f pattern. endperfectness el wo,ktnanahip they at, tint excelledatour priers. .\.k tsee them.
H. COLBORNEII
LAURIER
Mies Jennie McNsin is spending ..
week at her bottle here.
Mrs. \\'ui. J • -son is visiting het•
.t \
snort. -Ira. John J .0
h tulle
n.
Mies Agnes ‘1, 'ley wt). the burst of
Mitre Sophia Kempton on Satti day and
tetradMr.. J..latni.•ann vi,it,•d friends et
Laurier last friday afternoon and
evening.
Jerk Fs i, here [gain and it 100ks
as if he expect, to stay :A while longer
then lag time.
Mr. Jame. Bradley. who was visiting
friends in Tivettrm and Paisley, has
returned home after spending a few
days there.
Mr*. Sodom 1+ ill again. She is
auflgping from dropsy Dr. Simpson.
1. attending her and all wish` for her
epee,' y t rent ery
A number of ymmg folk went to
Lucknow en Saturday afternoon and
011 visited the skating rink there and
reppnrrr't a delightt'tI time.
Mrs. Philip 51 '5tdltn and child!
who were visiting her parent.•, Mr,
1101 Mee. 1). Mel.ean, near Atnhrrley.
have returned to their honor in Luck -
now. •
The aproint meat is announced of SI r.
Geroge t1 Ray to succeed 111, Min •
do it 'MrDun.Id, lately deceasedas
keeper of the Point Clark light 1 se.
The light ie the )lighear nn the Lake
Hilton coast and r in be ,een for teeny
wiles.
MAFEKING
SIis.lsthei 114,ty, of Dungannon.
i, visiting her sister, Mtn. John Blak.'.
e Mrs. \V. 1'. Oat -duct. and children, of
%inn, ere seeding friends in this velet-
a its.
• Mr. J. J. Taylor. of 1, irknow. tn.,11
bis u-ge of the •.•['viers here Suti l.ty
'waning.
James lsaimiters and Mae at
• on the .ick hat. \\'e hope for their
' speedy re,•,.vel'y.
y Mr. Herbert Alron'a sdr, which wee
held on Friday, wt)s well attende.) by
1 Meteking friend..
Mr. .and Mrs. John Mike entet'ttin
f Poi is few of the prang people oil
Thursday evening.
Hiss Edith Slathers. of Itungannon,
• spent the week -end at the home of her
aunt, Mr.. Win. /Bother,.
Unite a number (f the young folks
- of thin line attended a dance at Mr.
r John Gattley's, of Lm'know. last Wed
ue.day evening.
Rev. 1. W. Kilpatrick, of Relgesve,
t visited hie brother, el. .,., who haw
• been on the Birk -list for wane time
pest. 51i , Aggie Kilpiatrirk retained
with him.
[, Mr.. let qes Welieter at tended tits
funeral of Mi : the e late Wm...
Cook. nn Monday !sat. Mr. George
- Hackett 4nrornpanied hint home and
Is stopping with biro for a time.
W. A. Wit -tr., Clerk
CARLOW
Mr. \Vn.. Young of the eighth eon
cession delivered to 511'..\rehibald, o
Seefortle last week three tine het•see
one of then) weighing in the neigl:l,or
hood of atop. It is understood the
the trice paid wt)+ *Urso 10 A10Ml
Mr. Young i■ an expettenr,•d horse.
watt and breeds nothing but the t.•st.
Jnr: slh'tleew.wlrrobcrads. 19awt as
the McDonagh faros, of this pine'..
quite recently di'pr4491 of a monster
elm tree. Old tinsbenurn yu.te faint'
far in this section maintain that it
was One of the Ingest. if not the
Largest tree grown in thin township.
Sem. years ago Mr. \IcO'nsgh, who
then cwned the farm, +old the Irish of
which his tree rnmprisetl a hart to
Mr. Robert Elliott, recently reeve of
f3oderich. The monster tree smiled
at the axem.'p and waved its tretuen•
loos limbs which were like ordinary
r7e*, et the teamsters who passed it
istuokwterd, until the winter of 181:1,
when ante 1 .•reMelighterd in sport,
more than workfelled the monat.'r of
he forret which had stond the storms
.f many years (toshaUe'rwl, expecting
o find It hollow and filled with coons
hat finding nut to their great *unwise
rte household e• mei•teii of ooe lonely
()reopen t. The tree evidently turned
out to be p•rfertly sound and meas-
ured over six feet in diameter. This
great monarch eompeiesd thir-
teen Ings averaging 111 feet long, the
sinali..t me•ecring over tern feet in
diameter. The tree is Palmated to e(aa-
tain 11•(110 feet log meaattre, count IMO
of many cordon( wood. The largest 1r
lei twelve. feetfeiomlg Pdpta{aed over
41100 .et and wwtover swain toll.
Messrs A. and K. Maher, of Reaoillee,
est std handled It, delivering it co
Mortars. Betehler pros.. of Oeder(rb.
1
1M 1Scaae Ottm•I
Ms NO MA to
Moho !Moss tiro
asititaLser
ST. HELENS
►las. Shaw, of Fordyce, spent the
week -end at Mr. it. Woods.
Mrs. lbs of Wbitecbureh. wan at
Mr. W. J. Fox,
Un Monday.' 1
Mies N. Brooks spout last week at
Mr. Ed. Purvis'.
Mrs. John Bennett and Pon Hugh.
of Port Albert, spent last week with
her asotbsr, Mut. H. itotherford,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell, of
Westfield. spent Friday at Mr..
Clarks.
Mr. and Nn. R. Metiuire entertain-
ed • host of friend., on friday seeing
to is veer • enjoyable dance.
Mn. W. J Humphrey Is at persont
underthedoctor's tifor
re. We hone f
a rd
A veriy mad emblem happened In
little Harry Levis on Friday. He bad
grins fotoLockout" s.1tb hie brother
Arthur fora load of primed hay for
Mr. J. Joyitt and when ready to start
bombe be climber q on the hark of
the lead. One d the balm )renaming
f.11 with the boy,
k
bone
w. The poor Utilefellow
Ing
very tow eb.
PORTERS HILL
I,.0.1... No.1`tl, heir dreaded to bold
:a box social in their hall at Shelves en
\lunday, Mareb IRM. A good pro- -L r..utu, enure., telud. 11, central it
u•u..-
gramme is being prepued anaa gond ' 'Metre with tire ('i•1' limn elcbor,b. (;es1.
time is assured. F:%eryh'dy come and
Tee-
. irw
unfle-l
e) swctd+nttt.
toter .rtbrit'k•yOUI hoe. Further aanUtCP t1'c>Ot .,rtfuleatafsepe�•wr,I. '...
+rt.er.nrcnt will heniafe neer week.
1,.0.1, No.- -
eta►, will hold their regu-
--
lar meeting on Monday, March 2ud.
A. husine's, of importance ie on hand
e full attendance fe ,•.'quested• f
SHAW'S BUSINESS
SCHOOLS
OBITUARY
Miss Donogh
CHURCH NOTES The funeral of Mies Nellie lhaeegh
1 tial place from the residence of Miss
Iter. \Vm, 1f. W,ighton will con•
duct a eerie. o1 special meetings in the I
liaptiet chinch every eveuiug next
week beginning March 1st. All who
attend these services art aseurcd a
warm welcome. Come and bring your
friends to enj,.v the hearty singing of
Gunther hymns and the preaching of
the Old Gospel Meewge. These
gatherings will ta• brief. bright and
hrntherly.
On Tuesday, *Ref noon. \I,atrh 3rd. .t
short children's 'service will bre preach-
ed and children's hymns .,Ing. Tt.is
i, quite tindenonlinai,rn,tl and all
school children are invited. Meeting
commences at 11.,. out at five p.m.
Sir,,. \l' II. \Viighterr ha- lately Or-
Kanited at I'hilathe4 Ifib1..elites at the
Herei.,t church. \It.. %Vtighton is
all ready having rnn.iderahlr 6uceese
with till'. new efturt, nod she earnest
h- invites all young Iitdie.,who are net
af' present connrreed with ,uiy chess,
►o Iain with 11061' in n pleasanthour of
Biters study on Sunday atterursms at .
three , cluck.
lit Ku0x eltueeh the sacrament of
the the Lor d'. Hopper will Ire di.ptn
sed at the M..rning.ervice next Sure
'as. .\ [Pry Liegeatlendianc.' of the
tut•mtwl s in expected. The series of
preparatory ,ervire, this week will
conclude on friday eve g. when at
eight.o',•lork the new tn.-nieces will be
i er'pj -ed. These nIPm(wt'. are requested
to meet. Mr. ft..sa in the lett ut•e room
at 7.,51 that evening-
' heriP* t i- of ht to' Victoria
r E. Fnrdeet
\I
loft (tet week nn a visit to bis eroth-
rr. itrv. 1V J. Foal, of (ilenenc,
I.a..t Sunday morning SI r, Sidney
Belcher was in •'targe of the ..•t. •
vice in that church and Hear. A.'
W. Brown. „f Bennulk•r, p•eache•d
in the evening. The ash nnntver•ary
of the church will ire celehreted on I
Sunday and Monday, the I ;[hand loth
of March. The. preechrr of the (nay '
will 1:. Itev. I or. carman, general
.'y,erintendent of Ihi. Methodist
rhtirrICall.tapenlei Villms4.4111
01.141nm eoppe► nntf n,'*y evening.
tmu.ic end an adds • .- by Rev. Dr. ,
l;arrnan. Tb. ,hunch has also deeid-
ed to mete Mareh I:.th for •gjn-to-
t'hurch' Sunday for ebe whole eon•
Kr'et;ation. This week ileo league and
prayer tweeting were IoW .ea Wed.
nend•y evenine. Mr. J 11. Million
WW1 shame. Tb. snAjer-t was ••sys-
termitic Diving, Its (Ibligati.wss and I
Blwiltgs," (
Durk. St. Pat rie l -t Icer, t0 St. (ie.•r,te'e
church nn \\'ednreel y afternoon Ito
*red wits target'. attended. Rev. .1. 11
Potheriogbst officiated and the (eti
lions) Ie. s.1 .'e : Messrs. Frank I,ftwrencr
Fr.d Devi.. W. L. Horton. U. .\.
Nam:.Tbnnies McDermott and J. J
Interim -to ties wade in Slaetland
cemetery:
ells, tonugb was web known and
highly resp,•tel in li.derich. For
many year. she ct-ndurtel a milliners
bu•inew here.
She is sutcid by three br, t s,.
mei one sister.
Wilveliam Nsal
tin 'Tueridav:. February 17th. Nr.
Str. \Crib. \cal, of Gnd••rfeb. ps•.wl
1444*' at the 11'4U1.'n, r of his son -in -few,
Willies.: Runic. Cambridge etre.-t..it
the age of `i1 years
He Ieeves to mourn his lows, one .'at
and four daughters \Wiliesnn and \I:-•
l:mise, of Madise,n, 1'rnn.ylvai.,..
Mr.. H: nsilt+.m i- sgnn. of 1':,.,i1
Comet e, Mask mile -wan : \i r.. 1'h... -
1iaher, of (3etrndiller, and Nn. Wel
Illt nib, of town.
' lipt(lnora{ took glare on Thu,
attrrhottn,"'February lath, f.( ('ulhot or
cetat-le.y. Rev. Geo. are 1,. Hers 1 n•
ducted the services at the bone: and at
the Rravr.
Tier palllerttvr. were U,.. -t•.
Thomas leier-y. \Viiliw.0 Make. Jwmw
SI.:reAles. JuhF:muteel
NlteeCihrll, and Hohrtt Knetouerr.,
Mrs. Thomas Bowler
Very -ltd and impressive we- the
ton„rel rel• Mr-. Thoin:(a Bowler .nee
Rhona Iftoon(tield, *hirh was entitle, -
ted from the remit -nee of Mr. George
Johnston, Maple street, nn Sunday
I.a 1., St George'', church. The
.•a_.1. 1 wee only :5. year. of erg.• :10.1
had been ill for floe weeks when .he
died in the Alexandra Marine .fel
General heepital last Friday. . Hrr
(teeth is made doubly sad by the f .et
that List
bad only- hewn in 1 ana.14
wittoe� and that she leaves nor
awed Pt months.
hr,ate.pd sten mourywher loan.
elle was an Anglican in religion and
tended St George's church. Nev.
J. 11. F •,theringbein oflt(y*t.d.
'Ile pallbearers were Neem. Iter-
lout .line, H. L►ggart, George Ibidle
'mal ',Pont*. Johru.tsm,
Mr. iowler wishes to thank all th"-"
who extended then. sympathy .not
-ono ibuted flowers, especially .1 lir
'ran.i Think utlsetala.
You Got Bilious
Because Your Liver is Lazy
You 1,et a bilious stark when yo,.r le. •r refuses to do its
week. The bile does not flow. You become constipated.
Food sours Instead of digesting. You here that "bine,..
gall" taste The strmach becomes inflamed .rid leaned -
turns siefr-vowniting, .red violent headache. -Tete best
preventative and cure for elliousrie.s
Tablets. They maks the hem do its work--MtwMrN the
digestive organs, .ed resew. to perfect health. :le. • beide
--All Dealers .red Druggists. or by snail. 1
Ciem:eriela Minis
Cbarpaiy ?assssr
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