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THE SIGNAL : 3ODERICH ONTARIO
LAURIER
• Mies Annie Huth•raord called on
friende here hat week.
Miss H. Welsh wu, the gue,t of Mi..
hilaiiala•tnatd one .venin last week
Joh iI Ki11MOriue
hlij s tr , spent n wr,•k end at her
home hare.
Mr Fred Ho..•, of Dungannon. spent
the week -end with her sister, Mr-.
J.me•r McN•in.
Nes. K J. M•'Kenzie and daughter
Miss Annie yl-iterRiends at Laine.
hoot Saturday ii itemise).
Mr.. Kenneth McLennan ham r,•-
trirneol li . ,,u. ,. ft .s spending at few, day.
with fid. nils In %Jingh:ui.
)1,. :wool Mrs. K. Mcleer • •n,1
daughter 1i.iry weirs the guest* of
Mi.. Jt noir McRae one evening la --i
we. k.
Mr. J. N. M •Kenzie was cellwt t
(ioJ.+rich i4ttudtiv kat on account of
I h.• dunes, of his father, Mr. Neil M,:•
Kci zie.
Tea "is good tea
001
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Call and see our
1-8 hep. Racine
Small Power Motor
Get our prices, the best
to he had, en Motors
ss! all sizes, for
1 2 h.p. to 10 h.p.
W. R. PINDi R
II • iii°,;, Ti! -w. I
\feta! Wot k.
1'1,,u, !si Il:ui, ''
LOGS
WANTED
The undersigned will pay the
highest caeli prices tor all kinds
of good logs delivered at the
Mill, foot of Anglesea
Street, Goderich.
Custom sawing and general
mill work dune 1 ptly.
J. E. BAECNLER
MONARCH
SHOES
Every .M march Shoe ra a
collection of hard-to.w.at-out
parts put together in the most
stthataulial and ..ciente&: wanner
possible.
The thread, the ante leather,
the linings, every single part is
*elected for• itta roughness and
'itness for the (unci' it is
meant to perform.
They &re,pu,s, treasonable in
price.
REPAIRING
Downing & ItilacVicar
220 ..,.I••..! el
Specials This Week
PORK
. !locks, per lb. Ilk(
Sears rib., per 11.. I:L •
['.•oilier loon. neer 11, Flt•
.I,-Ilird h'. k, per Ih. 15h-
I'ressed Longue, net. It.:t .
Should pot
pwotk. ter lb. Irk•
('h,, -i' A1a^Jlr young pork•
Head .hers, per Ib. 12(:
Route -made bologna, pa r
Ih. 12;r
Liver sausage, per lb. Ile
A ehniee line of young fat
h.ef always .n stork.
FISH
ilalibut, per 1h. ..'w:
Salmon, per Ib. tic
Finnan Middle. per RL 1 tc
O'BRIEN & LEGG
White Front Meat Market
Heat Street Phone 31
Prompt I)sHvery
SHAW'SSCHOOLS BUSINESS
:1= ei c sa�Mir�C
a oast
1s t'ric A, id !•, the
Uuhra itis ►,dory. air Ina
rause Jt the acid being
there. litho kidneys acted
as they should they wools
strain the Uric Acid out
of the system and rheuma-
tism me...ldn t occur Rheu-
matil.tn is a Kidney Dis-
ease. 1).sfu s Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their rrput4t.ua curing
Rheumatism. So Ret at
the rawe of those tearful
sh!ootiiit . P u,•, and stiff,
aching y:pent* There is
but ono burr t..v -
COUNTY DISTRICT I Dodd's
iK
CARLOW
Mrs. James tile un is reeot'ering from 1
her illness.
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Mr. George Minim) kit very frett'trnt I pillS
visitor at: Carlow now,
Mi. Millar iv visiting friends in I(
1).1 colt fur me few weeps.
idney
\!Joy (rb•ud,::►�e story to hear that I
H.u-nt.y has. !WWII indi.p.:ed
til)• -
\lr. 11:1,1 \I,.....M.leih'1'ynd:.I1 enter- I
1;1.,•,1 .r t•.w °1 their friends one even. 1
SPRINGWARD
We are opening up shipment after shipment of
the daintiest wash materials you ever saw. These
are not a bit high priced either. The values are
particularly striking for this Spring's novelties.
'Crinkled Wash Dress Materials ' i+ Prints
1n r mutt..:- ! Rosebud. I4ni.il *sprig and
elf -color Fit t ,•: n •. : 'tic• , only . • • • • 160
Crepe Wash (foods
KINTAIL white. Mauve. Linen. ['ink .and Irl 1 e. They
:we very popular ..ud much asked I. r. Coml. for
Mr. Oswald R.>••te, ,e4 Toronto, i. vin- idressee and watts.,. Pi lees 2111e
fling his aunt, Mos. Albert Itw•keit.
)ti -•e. Pearl Inentirtn and Elia Cote• InRatites
:•n. t•i til.• (1,, tees 1., spent the week -end ' narrow ;tri in mown shaeii,, tar waists
'1-elf'-teepartit'e. homes.i "s•
V r e. It .be. rt Scott :and own child and - sses,. This cloth is t uxung the newest arid
•.tubo: n. are visiting at the horn will be. touch wanted 400
!he f.y no•r'a parent. herr.
1 The'%V'omien's. 11 and Foreign LI i. Hosiery
.ionmery Society held ite monthly moot - Ill. pgjrsstill lett ,.i',Ur ..Ml -pair lot of wont hoer,
in& :fyu 11..• h, ole „f \ors. K. %1cLea n re- Hrgular.iek for 36c Regular Jet• for $00
rvn: • Regular :tie for 25c 'Regular .''.•• for 20o
Sir II'r•zb K. McKenzie., nt Brandon, Every pair all w •rot. Come for ..ar.• ..t 1 hero
11411 1. ha. •vhn tit. [,,also vi.itlnd.sits- 1. fore they .n••• all g.ole,
tis.. in tel,• sir:aitr'. has ri.turnt•d to -
hie house in 1h•• ares
The monthly t inti of the. Wr-
,4tr-r's'(e)-Yi•n'.• !1•,L1:itth,horne
of 11,., II t !I ..-lits. Hetwerr,
'27! an.l 31 1 •tl,t .. ••o . present awl
.•Its t ts1• •i-111 r ;. . t.rolil at•1r after
• •1. 1 , .11111 p.•per4 :Ie,.l
un ., .! ..•i..,.ti. • - tee•. la !ie -4 1111,1 :,
,1 .1, 141 t1' • :1itig of bread and
refl.
r est
PORTER'S HILL
Miss Jennie %Vocalir i; si•itiug in j
Tut onto.
Mr. Ed. Jordon, having rented the
\I.rr,hu11 pts,,. i, movin1110 tells week. •
F' k P
"trdFisrf ao,.. r. s 1 Mr. tau tcu: wears a beamed
h wlyrevover s,,,il.•, a lot11e hehy irl arrived a tris
1,„ 1.. .i his i•.tuene„ reseed by a h s•e:e on Finlay la+t.
' + 1.. ,-.• 61.11 ar•-k. S. ...mall are! 31inti,of
`1 Ll I,..t1 ..n :Inq:r.. oen i t : .11 .1, Norman
- . i 1!, No . i J4•ltou
.: r
w ' •••• 1• t.. kir. . 11. , , l..u,i ,r,, it: .•ailed tied
II L. • „ .i.
:.1. • 4t. . •I, •
...term; 111 r• "t 11•'- ,•,,.Ire; or, Friilat' last
I .. •...'I 1. 14.11 think. MAFL•KIN(i
1 rt :111. 1., I,11y our jo-t I) , , f,.I•:_••t 11 • .!, ,.•t. .11i'•o.' .1,
M-ir •ti 1:4.1 I, t
It (carat/Ler lit ',there at
'(1
,t.•rtawuuu:b ,rt li.•nruille•r
replay revs .lift, •tad 11.1/011. a ;;n
l ln.,•.
V,-, 1', o, eerie 1',nu151.. ofs' Irnt:. ,e
110,1,•1,• hn I, .. tat the tvrek,rn.l will
In•r p.u.•111-, 11.. and )Its. 1(. Al
%'our•,C.
i \f.. S,iniur-1 Snepp Led is Making
very 1ie, rent vi.its ter 1►ungatlnoi
and tier result Is bring w'alrlus) with
Itltra'f,e'.
. Mr. Ifaert Varcnae is looking forwa d
tt•p g.sxl season, in the sugar bus.;
Al he has purcha+ed au up-to-date.
e vasiora l or.
Miss fitarkley spent the latter end of
law week with her parents, in A•bHeld
and owing to the severe storm was
unable tole•turn leiberschool Monday.
Mr. Charles Nobr+ has returned to
Hobert Menu's from the "Old Nod"
and report@ me very rough voyage arid
wonderful changes in the laud of his
hi. t h.
Mr. Clayton is on an extent:10 visit
tri ft tolnaiete`bonie. Thetis trip,. are
ratites utysterious and many. aft look-
ing forward with interest to. hi. re-
turn.
Mr. Wilson ham finished cutting the
good which be• bought from the Pit,
bludo brothers bud by the amount of
wood lie has drawn up it appears that
be must 1-e going to start a svo,xlyard.
The parlor social held at 3lt•s. Wil-
S..o's was a decided suer,,'., there be-
ing a splendid programme consisting
of readings. recitations, Holo., in.tru-
mentu! aed vocal selections,' rend ing
with 1111.' of the finest suppers that the
Isdies of Smith's Hill ever served.
WINGHAM
%1r. Joseph Ohei-er, the hottlkeeper
at Teeswater, where I'rovittrial Of1leer
1'bippe.n f d liquor much stronger
than- the law allows some weeks ago,
on Thursday plead,*[ guilty -at Walk-
erton and was taxed $1110 and cost..
Winghatn wi!I celebra'e March 17,
St. Patrick's 1)ay. by holding a great
dollar bargain 1/AY. All the merch-
ants in town have agreed to give greet
halgein. that day arid expect a Targe
crowd in town. Special tllduceme.nts
in the. way of prices will also be offer-
ed.
The marriage of Miss Violet M
Shrlk, daughter of Mr. It. Sheik, of
\%ingh• en, to Mr. R. 1). Joriian, tem
of \1r•. Win. H. Jordan, of Listowel,
look place on the 19th 0f last month
in Toronto. lmy Rev. John McNeil.
The Inide'. friends in \Vingham ex-
tend congratulations.
1)r. George et. Fowler, of Teeeweter,
visited the %Vingham Maeontc Lodge
in ho, official capacity as district drp.
lit ygrand blaster ..f 'North Huron ern
Tuesday evening of last week. After
teviewing the work of the lodge a
banquet was tendc,ed hie in Millet'''.
restaurant, where there w111 it full
toast list.
As the result of an encounter (te-
t ween Miss l'e11 and some of ber cous-
ins 00 Sunday night, while driving
horse from church. a rather peculiar.
tt••Frf•r.,^ntrLL•Ca+W ties. •�ttst t.renaegt( ;
ie was charger by Mr•... (ieot'ge Yeo
and othr,•S that Mess Yen had stopped
her horim on tn.',tiug the °theta and
bad rained a remain A iiiiii t 0f Phases
11 1hout. A little hair pulling and
,•e scratching is alsolllrged. :Rise
eo was Iw,uhd over to keep the (ware
by Magistrate Orton
,. .
11 f• 'ern his r.• t Itp HOL1A SV:, -LE
J.
Our Spring feint. ,ue here and out• attack it ,f
anything latter than ever. Crest brand awl'
dor. guar:tweed to 1•e fart. 31 to 32 in, hes whir
at pci-'. .1.1 ....12•:0
Ladies' Dress Suits
'Elsie is a new branch in our ha•inesa. A•
thins 14 cur first 401901.11 in Heftily to Wear 4WD.,
vnu are sure to get the. very latest styles and rural.'
of the newest material,.
New Dress Goods
In Hr,e .ilea, Rat Ines and u"t• oras ts.,:t,.-
Come have a Io,,; at them. .
Prithes die t. Bac
Serge Suitings
• in 1•r•.• Rhok and tunny shales of filar.
s,•11:es :m'• alwnts w •• •rel fur Robs. Wt. hat,.
[h.,:, Ir••o, 0300 tet *2.26. Values (151111.
H. COLBORNE
ST. HELENS
i l s
\Ir. liendoess If.n•kerell '.:.1144d at
\Iafeking over Sut:day
I Our pe.tlliaatel' vi.!'..! 111••:..l• in
1)aniranmmrt an Satoul tv'ba.t.
• (tune a 14110 crowd sit tripled chur-n
164. fdiakr'wr.at riu..drw ,...alai ,
\1 r. James Culbert i. iutue but t•).:-
pt•cts to teti.ru to Petrolia'rhortly.
311-. Thoma* Anilemon rustle a buii-
neeS trip to the hnh'town last week..
MI. amt 311s, John Kilpatrick, of
Crews, visited Mrs. Wm. Mothers on
Friday last.
'Iles -Mary Culbert, reacher at Zion
'public school, spent the week -end at
her home herr.
Miss Kae Stotbers, 01 Dungannon,
".pent the week-eud With her cousin,
Jessie, at Mafekiiig.
It was ,mite a disappoil:truest to
find no daily or weekly papers iu the
mail on F. Hay last. -
Messrs. James %Veh.tf•r and George
Rae/tett •sttrrsdyal torsed enstear Kau,o
on Thursday evet.ing last. They re -
porta good time.
Mrs. Wail. Stothers returned home
on Tuesday evening, After -pending
the week -end with her sister, Mrs.
James y. Backwell. of Lochalsh.
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EAST WAWANOSH
There passed away on Starch Ith
"tit o` the few remaining pioneers, and
a .host highly respected resident of
Palest Wawatt.sh, in the person of
Margaret Wilson, rasher of the late
\Villtern Kong. The deceased was
horn in Wetemo relsnd, England, in
1512 ,and came to this country with
her parents at the age of eve years.
She was married to her late husband
(who prrdeeea.ed her fve years ago)
in lam year MSS, the result of sued
union bele 11 children nine of whom
survive : Thomas, of Woodstock
Walter. of Clinton; Albert, of Auburn;
Andrew. Edmund and Robert is the
United Staten; Mrs. Thomas Doyle, of
Auburn, and Waller* and Margaret,
at hots. She was a staunch Presby-
terian 11s religion and a very regular at-
a( divine worship at Knox
shorn, until prevented by the
Isbsdtise of age. The funereal took
place from her late reeklenee to Hairs
/w Nester, on Marsh alb. Her pastor.
Rey. A. Laing. aaad Rev. R. A. Millar
wombed the funeral ..niton. The
pall -borers wirier germ. James How-
att. Maori J. O. Stoltz. wet.
PI Wm. Aadersoa and Law -
MOOS Plomair. Tba sert'ayt.1nE fatal,
is
es
bw iersat. the eotwetwlq
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ST. AUGUSTINE
)Jr. rind \Ir.. Lawson. of Kinburn,
silted at Mr.Wm.Th peon'. this
Werk.
Quite a number of young people
Prow this vicinity at?ended the party I
at Mr. Parson..', at Donnybrook, li►,t d
Wednesday night. All report having F
had good time. 111
The Moyle Hros. and Mr. Naylor are a
cutting wool for Mr. l:riah ['hump- w
son's this week, tt
The Johnston A: Mutton sawmill in
McCabe.'s bush shut down last week,
they having Huished the work con-
tracted for.
The funeral of the late )Ir. O'Connor,
of bindle), took pla':r trout Mr. (fro.
Hrophy'm residence on Tueelay morn-
ing to the R. t',. cemetery here.
Miss Molly ',eddy. of Toronto, is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
1. t , t tuts -•nl*n loon Ali -s Ethel M.PhArsun spent tint day
o.' ei. is • h 1:. L , i with 3lIarc My ltlr• %V,-I,.i ,
Mt-. 11 .1h•'1Lu:,! eon,. holm. on 1 Little Hurry loci, r, ir.w getting
'1'h It -•I •v (tom 1). •iilr, on as well in. can b,• •-XIV•, roil
\11. 1;.•,... Ai•ir..• , I••fr for the w•,.t ' Vies P.'art Todd •per,: tees• .vuel. end
uti.Taws.tr.t.
Mr. N. W. Tie„J,'118'a' it, myth Mr...'Velltiood, of 11 ..ii ins. i.
Oil Mondav Ila :1 bonnets.. visiting at prearist with i,: . og:,Mr
. Mr.'V4..-Ie\• M. t' .•mirk. of London. Mr". G,e'rge %'ebbs
.pent theoveeit-end ,r the pa•t.on*ge. Mrs. T. Taylor and May. :1 •• spend -
Mee. Ore pprt'r,of li•slerirh. has beet) [ng a few days in .'rllhrl1 wish Mlr.
viaitiitg at iter falile.'a for ra week• ur and Mrs. Volt.
.4,.. ' Mr. McKenzie and -dangbt,•r, of
Mrs. Antl.rnoo. 41 %%'inniI.eg• vieitwl Tiverton, are visitimr• at Mt. W. t'.
her si.cer, Mrs O ' r.. a ['ruder, last t%."i'hfr.
R
hist
I Rev Wm. Mclntorh addressed
31r. m.ei
1. . min of mt.! J. %V: yap• , the young prupl.'i (holt! in L•lcknow
of the Cot line. iv house from the; )I(nday evening, Ili' ruble". was
west for a visit.'Rambles in Scotland."
Mrs. H. Miller canoe horn*•from the i The address given in Calvin church ,
hospital en Satnuiay and is getting on Sunday evening ou -sae-anomie
along nieely. Ly Rev. Win. Mcluuroh wits much j
The Chosen Friend. held ,e surer::- tnloy b) rhos, tvho erre out to
owl, en te/.`uAF^n q►- 1'ee'..t y ..4 ethllr •be•%k it. -.,,--. - ..-
week at :ill•. AIfo••;l Jell vis'. On Friday, March lhls 11th, .i very
Mrs. (;has. McPhail ha, been visit- f Irain.nt everting was spent :It the
ing her another. Mt -e. Holdawottn, who 1101*,.' of Mr. and xi re. Walter' Webb.
has been sick with la grippe, it being the ace.*nen of their :3)(.h
)rise. Elva Luria, of Clinton. and we'eldiug d 1 -1, bls of
Eva (tsntel,n. of Bressele, visited 'at the fanulp tay-orilx,01 thealiautntie. endof ai
Mr. Wnl Jenkin' last week. enjoyed a dainty repast. after•watd.
Mr. H. (forret', of Oxbow, Kt-vkmet ms music md.tocinr,• ndu
chewan. spent n few dyys with his edgaine. )1 r. na:ilid Ncs. Wr_ghbererire Ihlq-
r
uncle, Mr. \V. Jenkins last week. recipients of many lovely pier.•. of
Rev. Mre rind NI/a. McCormick china. Congratulations out. extended
were the host and L„er,.a to a gather- to the happy couple.
ng of the vo'ing people of the Metho- -___
led_ eongregtti ,n :tt the (1,.1•a0nag.e n YOUR 11
iday evening last. A splendid time i l
reported. The guests stayed 1111
fter 12 o'. fork to have the plea*Imre of
ishing their heat many happy re -
urns 11f th.• day, Match 7th •twin
his hirthdey.
How's l his -
we atter ot.e Ilnndrnt Dollars fteward f
any ea -c nil:Merril that cannot t,v curet!
Hall'. Catarrh cure.
F. J. ('HEN F:T k t ,).. Toledo, O.
We the under -Owned Mote known F. J
Cheney for the lar, 15 year., and believe hin
perfectly bonerstile• in all bu-ins-, tru.,art ion
and financially able to carry out any oblige
Oats made by hl. nem.
Whnlow.)e Ihvrgi.b. Tnirdo, 1
Hall'. Catarrh fare 1. taken Internally, .-t
Int directly epee the blood and mucous -nr
face,, of the •T -'••m. Te•trmnnial.., nt free
Price I . ern(. ter bottle. seed by *ll drnrrgi.
Tale Hall'. !'winity ('ill. for conampation.
BENMILLER
\I r.
William Van•tone is still very
sick. His sister is expeetel (runts
Toronto.
Mr. Clyde filelhill was h • for
the week -end from the 'amines*
college. Stratford.
Mr. i.ett (Nie •.cent to Toronto on
Monday tosie•tut,► %reek or two with
his brorherr. thole.
Mi. )1. E. Ly*,,burner and Mr. R.
Young. of Girder Mit. shared the pulpit
of l!cnauill•-r Methodist rhnlrh on
Sunday evening.
Wedding hell, are tinging merrily
this week in the vicinity. One of our
own Henmir)Ire• 11irtispo•Aageeleid t
well on W.dnes,t,ty.
Mr. J•amrs 1leddle has ieen some-
what indi.p t. -d for n few daya. On
Sunday and Monday be was sick in
bed with sciati,:'t or lunllwgo pain,. in
the hack.
Mr. F:rneat '1'. [•trimmer hat heen
suffering front :a lame ankle. slit horse
stepped ot: it one day while in town.
it so incapacitate,! hint from work -
int that he 11.d to take a rest.
-The Private steeret: ry" was well
presented in Walters' 11a11 nn Friday'
evening last by tont. clever ynfing�
people of the C.L. of (fodericb, Mr.
Frank Collins was particularly good
in playing hi, part of Mr. ltattermole,
The ,.odiem•t was fairly large and ap-
peared to 1,e well internatecl.
• A5thrar. Cat�rr}i
TlIGJi I:,c coJcli: sr.L'IN`Lir_ QIYT
7 30':Clt!Tl$ COCCGJ COia;
t•••auaeso 1•74
.t sln,14., C f. a k ear„ !.. t...tetrnt t•.r ase+•.•
o-1 tree.,,*.,4 s:u..t d,"ants rn, .e,.:wea with
r,.;•. t r, '.'t.1...a.pr.,ra:..rr=
1[.e arr r,,. ,"lime ten.. •.e vr• r. Imes`•,:
to • r hrjtn. r. k.
•" - '.4 k1.th.Coush.*a...enk.4 ,•I
N (•.-. lite Is tat.,: -isle l0 mases „h
A• 1 :,,' :. .1 a 1 a N • 04 to 441.1-.4•. fixes
,•hr.,�. Lend 41,olidtwd.acettAl .leaaleL
AL1, O•U011111T..
Try C11:ar•r.r.Nr.
ANTISTinte l•.w,1tr
AM..Tttr, rear tr.wat.d
11.1 : • r tuft..
n:.on
(rt „w dn...ties r Eats.
YiPstsisk. Co.
a Carni sr.. N.T.
two r 111•.. H
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IT'S WASTING
DOLLARS
to employ a poor plumber. An inade-
quate waste pipe to your kitchen mink
can ranee moan damage than the Wen
lo.
of the
VERY BEST PLUMBING
Perhaps you have been trylag to woe
mosey on plumhing and ars teed elsan
through at the fraternity. L.e us
show that there are some real plumb-
ers In the business.
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON ST***T 0005IRJGH
MOOR 11111
AIR NEEDS
PARISIAN SAGE
g It Quickly Removes Dand-
ruff
.lust because your hair is full of
b'r dandruff, thin, streaky. dull. and
never will do up to look wetly do nut
despair. hranlifel hair. thi••k, 111)1fy.
lustrous and abrolufely free from
(land:tit! i,. only* matter 0t care.
Pet kiwi Sage frequently applied will
work wonders. Just one application
1. ,tope itching head. removes dandruff
and all excessive oil. It go we right to
the hair roots and furnishes the nous-
, i.hment npedr.l--the Hair iwernites soft.
fluffy, abundant and radiant with life.
Parisian Nage nor only.ev.•. the hsir
hot stimulate. it to grow long and
heavy. Ort aJ)-rent bottle from E. It.
Wigle at onee. There- is no other-
-Just -as -good.:
SALLOW SKIN
Liver Spots, Pimples,
Dark Circles Under the
Eye
are all signs of tile system being clog-
ged. The liver and bowels are in-
active and the stomach is weak frost
undigested foods and foul galea
PM !ILIA
Lbe groat fruit remedy, will make you
feel like a new persr+e
Winnipeg Jein.27, Hal
After taking tares hoxee of your
Fig Pi11. toe etnrn•ch mad liver troub-
les 1 fed strong sad well and able to
do my own work.
Sold
MM. A. H. RACLTER
Ware is 24 and 50 cost
Isms or smelled d by a rig PM Dn.,
114. Thesaa., Ont. OM to (lee w'teh by
ti
R. Wigle. druggist.
A
he couldn t eat
AUBURN
tie I•:•Itn Fing!atnd is oo. til .
y,lt*t this neck.
31...1. pvitlo is rin)ntufing .1 • L
ref Hoer and ti•, -d this week
.Li,. Pdt*,er, of r iwn. i* f•isitia$ h
crethorr.'Mi: Alur Rr'l1','
,trt present.
'It'. Thuuut. \dn .t. t* ru•.4II g' int
the obi manse along with Mr. Jambe
I(owatt.
Mr. Lorne Wilaeiu alai )lis* Wil.o
are vi inti; their.'ritttec, )Ire, Ue'e..
Hamilton. .
IV:: Wm. Marsh bit,. moved into hi*
house recently I purchased ('rum Mr.
:Fauces Hai.
Mr. Andrew re mutant' wen. relieved
t . til.• (1oderieh lid -pit al last Friday
for 1 r •et,nent.
SOuie of tele young people at tended
the part y at M1•. 01it rr Mclir,eu'S home
0o Friday night.
Me.-rs. Howson an,! Lawson have
put un a night gang to get their lafge
iaWrSra$ w
isnwer,• • - '•• .
Mr. .lawn+ lliekiugt.•ttoh ha' sold
three horse* and at present 11A• 1101
a horse on bin I(a)-arre t.,,
The ladies of the M.: h.. list ei•urch
held a quilting be. at the home of Mr.
Wnl. Amboy.... on Tuesday d:tet 11(100:
Sir. C. t'ullia, of Winnipeg in visit-
ing tole sortie of hi. boyhood and call-
ing on hi* friends. 11 • is looking nett
S. cbild.,•n under school age lis.
notieeel Dinning the street. in ..cboo
hours. (let t hose. children to school or
have . the aothnritie, look after 1 be
parents at once is suggested.
The 1..41.1.. hex social was well at-
tended A11.1me good pn•I;r,muulr W.01giv-
en Ly Inial ,talent. The .ale of boxescreated a good (feel of a .einent.
The :nerd tonsorial artist was the kigh-
,'st bidder for his favorite box. The
brass hand nl:uir, its fel at ropprnr:inre
111 t uhlir at the socia) rind did r•en,ark-
ally well for their time of practice.
The proceeds ted CR>siLrM)
After three day; iMa. c.for .pit it of
.Mrs. Wm. King took its flight on
Good, feed «'heat
rt
o' ) ' 1 have ,t royal' salon,,
-Feed %Vhrat on I',and a•,d 1 .
n . must he A»Lwrw•d nt before
lata a. I art giving up p,.•re„ r,
elf the Hamilton sleet w.u.
house on that daie. To e.v.-
to-noble of removing this toilet•
it will he sold at
65 cents per hundred
Special Price for buyers of Ton Ice' .
1f in need °f any. ,e•. ,; .,
once, a. this price will .e!1 it
111141 f:'.
P. T. DEAN
(iODERICN
-4
Wrlttre,.lny utoruing in her !,_yid year
She moved with her husband, now de-
ceased, to East Waw,eno•h about Oil
years ago. She was of a kind and
loving disixnition and well loved by all
who hail the pleasure ,,t her acquaint
ante. She bairn to mourn her Inss
sir s•,ns arid two daughters. . The fun-
eral e.ndected by !Irv. .l. Laing and
Hev. ft. %Mittel. 1. eat 11.11•. on Friday
aftennxon to iiall'4 cemetery and was
largely attended. Th.• pallbearers
were Messrs. .1ohn Plefier. Wm.
Plunkett• .1. C. Stott/, %%1n. .lnder-
son. Lawrence Plaetzet and Janes
Howatt. The sympathy of the rout -
enmity is extended t.• the betrayed
year ago one
HURON REDISTRIBUTION
Oita..
gar introns
Ttlll.Jtud)•t-!a .ntith Issfwet te•f�••
lei
Today be earl eat direr squire
meals and somet,tmes ono
"extra" because Chamberlain's
Tablets cured Stora- ach Tr: •.:teles
and gave hitt a good dice -Ertel.
You try them. 2k. a bottle.
AL Druggists and Dealers or by
Matt. t
Oaa1-W. Mau.. Ce. Teslas
rinser arum
�'-otrl
TORCsNTe'
to Dealself R,.op ju 9
,tai Ilk enema Uik,e I.
1ss MHOS -Me tMm Ptwsa. sorb
/tear•satr awn A.r-•- r / 1
atsr-.•..,•
SAO ,. -Ya "r. 0.-
1
Negotiations are New Under Way in
sea
Oti.•twa. \lateh 12. N.' ale
kagfatt n{ Hwn.R and irti .• 4 .3-
Y Will be sea, bed u�
an earl Fettletllrnl
there le but one township undecided in 1
each of Ihr,.. two e.,tntjC..
In Huron the diiTerereo of opink,s
is over the township of lioderieh. The
north riding of Hrlr••o will he rotn-
po.-d of the present reit! tiding. with
the addition Of Ashfield, Colborne.
Weed Wewano.h. the town of (lode -
rich and lirderi,•h township, if it is de-
cided to include this bitter municipal-
ity. '."h.• ,,.w south riding will Ice
made up of the old .o.tth riding, to.
gether with Willett. Clinton with
(loderk'b township in case It docs not
go into the north._ -
TROUBL$ IN WELLAND
Latest Move allsis ky Temperance
II
%Vsllaed, Ost., Merril 1. A writ
bar' bees based by J. F. ((roes counsel
for Andrew E. Murdoch• secretary of
the Waned county_temperance lea-
gue. agaiMg F. W. Kilg.nlr, preaidettt
of the Wend ro ,,ty liquor dealers'
officer. Hugh A. K,•e., retturning
The plaintiff Judge
• prune.
ion
that thre sea• no election on tt he ,
Oenad*Temperance Ari on JanuaryM1 b. because the bnilnt was impro-
per and because the ballot boxes were
tampered with, and that • new t•lec-
tiies may he held at stay time: also for
arillit to etoos
froesrmakiag a Baal certifhibit Judge icate I -
section with the •rrotlny andto re-
strain strain H. A. ee ftrow ssa�{agg • re-
hire to the enventete_ln r nrmrll
Fat tale
A good poles pis.,. 151 Ap I
gXre R
at aro. ol�`ti Frreftere
NOMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
To MANITOBA, ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Each Tues.1ay, March yd to Oototer
z7th Inclusive, via Chicago, 51. 1'.,..
or Duluth
WINNIPEG and return 35 1
EDMONTON and return *41..,,
Yn,m Turn• to n-.1 1411.•n- Nortl
t4,.t , f T •rein•;,. i'mfr'rt Ia•ile kw r•
!Mtn •. 4,1-..,- I... -t o1 Toronto.
Return rind-. two month.
1011 p,rtirnta•. at Vend Trnnk 1!
nnn4. lit e :turf . a liutt\t\t., ler e
lomat ,').t
F. P. 1.1 ItK,irgk'.(V+, Tow' 1•,-
1 kr:r and 1 .ret Ag.nt., vione t1.
1'
ie.
J Win er'4.11ine.
11 trete j, Itpysl tGl word
40,1114 Apr1I !1 toyat ti. t r.
It,rd Klw.rd
firi•to.
Apr,'
.49,11
Mgt)
Remi Lae r•eew.Yp. r.r.r Ow a •• Trey..
44.4146 or Awel. A .►lir err.,.
r't•.•a,i, week/ wows •sets.•,
■1,.r. a.a4.aevt. 1n. ewer) beat! -
as► -wawa ra 13 afar Sic
Pam.. Tommie. Ow.
CANADIAN
PAc. -uc
HOMESEEKERS'
EX CURSIONS
MANITOBA, , ALBERTA
SASKATCHEWAN
Lek Ttw.aat Mardi Ste Oeekw 17 lady,
117.oyae ford tars.. • tl>B.«
1Lrtare tM lad Ratites - a.
t+64•w. atd�r "Nit .r
tore.
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setas k time.sk .
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