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NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Swarts''
'Bus, Livery
ndhack 'Stables
M,tevest.L STREET
JLrr OI'V Title SWAMI
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lir8E' 11IiRT Ai.I. TRAINS
AND : PAS$RNOER : BOAT`?
i wawnsrrs sheet) (err in
.any tilt of the town for
all t•;tin• at 0. T. R. or
C. P. It. depot.. Prompt
yrs yi• r alai ear 4u1 atten-
dance •.
Our Livery and Hack
estisaree.will asetmoweresp.
Ir -data. in ever') rPspeet.
Volt:. na'mnegesolicited,
T. SWARTS
''hone 1117 Montreal Sire, t
COLLEGE
AT -HOME
Tho,vn& of ambition. young people
're h. {reposing in their own bortla..
;^ 44,•(404 lotrsnrd po+ltfoe a.• .tedaar'
r usher.l•.w,kkueper.• relegrapb.r. •4.,l
-.ream% in fact every •lame of 14u+l
4,4e., A. uritis., Yo. may aal.h at col
If Y••u -n WW,. P..ilbn• Rwran-
'ad. f:nler nonage nay dui. Indivld-
a+l ta.trurtkn.. I,,pett teachers.Thirty yr.Ier: experience. Leone
trainer. in l'an.dnnSeven renege..
prei 1 or.nm for reser,,.
AtHw,-d with t'gwmerc:.tl Fifuem-
'nr-' .,--4+:..t:on of Coned._444 1mrr
-, 40) 1 .0 fenlou. .porton 11 .snow
011.1:0. Leedon.
Clinton Business allege
G. S,vrr"' 11. e'. WAltn
l'tr:•.fdeat. . Pr1M'inal
DLDIyMSFRENCH PILLS
W'
• . •L,„I',ll for Wo... f,• ., 44. M th •M r.rr
1t, •4'44 at all Drug atoms cc,nailed to any
n reeiptof prise. Tag Ptoau, 1nu 0
4^44 •1. 4 aura:uses, (/marls. _
PIIOSPHONOL FOR MEN. Re:ere.
vestry; Ylm Mad
rner tar nem Mas Reals: fsetiees.s -eve/
a Toole will Wold fee U. 1 • hens et-
11n ,..r r at en's pewee or by east r rr.. t,•t
G6iarie. to [ bob11414 /MOO OP, yt e.t'-ar1C..
E. R. WIGLE
1)14(11.244?
Inver of Marriage Liceaes
I %rtrarin
Sera 9s wA►..w
.COAL
Ha vi4gpur•ehe.I'l 1 hr hua1.
new. frtiwetly r onducla•.I by
F le .mer 11.•!mmes. we per -
i1.3* d.aling in
Cool, Wood
♦ COSISSI
1rf Back♦ Ete.
W . will handle Scranton
And Lebileth V►Ilry Coal. two
Imes which art. rorsignited as
the hest. We wish to (Ivo
the people of Goder►ch and
vicinity the beet service poi
'fifes and shall beet to
hear femme all of Mr. Holmete
^liatomeen and any others
who wish anything in ewe
line.
All orders haft with Ja.-
ti. VY est street. Promptly
at ted
1cDeaa 8ledh l
'Phone No. 70
sada st O. T. II., Helens Street
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DISTRICT NEWS
-ate Johu H. Nlartyn Lu how ap-
pointed ehi./laf pollee of Riper?.
-Exeter IWr.Mipal council feline
to grant licensee tar billiard rod pool
rooms.
--Losses atllol111ling to teet,lles were
paid by the Huron Weather istuel
et year.
---The total receipts of Knox chureb,
PIIwrr•ston, during the fast year
were ii itsl.2!.
Mr. Mose., Rlli , olio of the early
pioneers of Egremnnt, is dead at the
age of iey)•aars.
- '!r. Peter Miscli.•th. a resident of
'1i14rtton fit twelve years, is deaul at
the age of ;,t Spews.
Mi. Michael Lawless, win &ruled
in Mints in the pinnrer any.e is dead
at the age of lire yetis-
-- Ch..... will tee he made at the
Millartuu factory this year °wee; to
LIN' eves ell y nt pelt one.
Mr. N. P. \Vst trnet. has sold his
taking and restaurant businesss en
Nieman to Mr. Alpine %IcEweit. •
- 41►. .lehu Tutnbull, an old resi-
dent of M. 'ini,.g1 In townshipp died
lest west at his farm near \tltverton.
Mr. A. I. Smith, a member of the
Bank of Commerce ..tat( at Seafortll,
haw been prntuotee to the 'Windsor
Il Mach.
Rev. (lomat 'laclntyre, 11.A., .t
lienee county hoy, horn at lila ulnlis. is
the new p...tor o. the East Toronto
Baptist- .•hn(,•h.
Mr. James Grier •.f Macleod, Al-
berta, torten -sly a resident of %Viarton,
elitism to he the oldest orangemen in
:anode. He li1111ye.lr* of age,
1. \1'wm. Glenn, reeve ..t Stanley ,
ha' !wen appointed to the vacancy nu
the South Buns, w berme. braid. He
mete -rah Mr. John Sheritt,
eh.) ie•iguat.
-The civil it erY of .'our o .the iat-
ge,t.f-etories iii SL C *that Mee have
decided to refrain (44 ,0 rating [)eat
fee nae mantis in an rndeaCeeto kiting
d0
yis t}mimie4.
- Ur. -Thomas Strachan, who has
' I defer nearly two year•. Lied at
les reeide:Ire in Gley in lo, year.
lie was morn in leey tuwuship and
haat lived there alt his life.
•114. Y. ft. tiny..% prim:pal of Mil-
verton public eehool, has been cone
pilled to resign his prn.ilinu owing to
a uetVour breakdown, and the school
has been •4or.-,l In o.`n114,quenre.
-lir. Milli!. Bern ha, disposed of
!lis list -.,'re terra in t'yhorne to his
sun. ~Ir. Meivillo'fern, who will take
1W)esesaion on Apiil 1.1. lir. Philip
Hein will retire trona farming and
clove to Exeter.
- Mr. Mistime Harri., of„Ripley. has
purches.e.l •_Sell setts in hinct.dinr•
township, the mine being the farina of
Meesrw (hlncmn McBee and Archie
Campbell. Both tarsus will he used
for WI AIN put pl[e+.-
- )lies Nct'li[, t.h; .tasks .14$414w supra,
intentfent of the hlncardlne hospital,
had the misfortune to slip on the icy
.,'.els near the post office and fracture
her knee rap. She will be confined to
tier room for some time.
--lir. It. A. Treleaven, who has
charge of the Palmerston creamery.
.toted recently that the output for the
year ltga Woe ear..44) pound,. of but-
ter, sonar of which teas shipped as far
:to the %Vest Indies acid Halifax.
One thoesa1Nl, four hundred and
thirty-four ep.irrowe destroyed in one
week by 741 aegreseivo farmers. ibis
is the record tba, the Maple Grove
Fanners' ''duh near Kossuth hart just
bung up in the Wate►la, township
agricultural terries.
-Messrs. 1'. McMichael A Son. of
Sullen, have within the past few days
sold three veal ling stallions, one to go
10 `o4a Scotia. tb'' second to Lamb -
ton seamy and the third to Totont).
They Also disposed of a two-year old
filly to .r Suet hroy man.
The contract for a new Presbyter-
ian ehtIrch at 'buses -is has beret
*warded to Mr. Jchn Hunter, of Cran-
'rook. and %1r. George Hat•kiey, of
Hrnseelr. 'I'br re) !mated cruet of the
work i. placed at 1{i,.,11: the cost of
the stables 11)'oe will he SI' On.
The 4)4.401. for thr l))'W (1, and 'I,-unk
station at Owen Sound have been
prepared and Ort• now ready at the
otli v., of 1hse divisi•oal seperintend-
ent in Str,tforl. Though plot.
d94ni4s Lave by no means been made
pehlir it i, known Chet. it cotltempIatee
the erection ..r one of . hr Oast Modern
4414.4 up to-•4ate station' in every de-
tail.
•Constance postnf1109 will soon 4*
a thing 011he pnsr, 0 bring reported
that It will ,:4os•• this month. The
mail routes having thcorur ,'tsitaish.
ed there win he no nerd far the office,
whl•'h in the past bas proved to he
+m•h a ronienienee, hist the.. do the
convenience of .,n.' g•'ner:Itien pana to
make room for the .greater ronVen-
►encee of another.
It were decided et the annual meet-
ing of the greater Middlesex I'uhlieity
association to C0e11in119 the campaign
for the'civet tilting of Middlesex conln-
y in ) ngI:4tld and elsewhere begun
I set veer .Ind to feud, if sufficient
jewali;embeehir.M*.Is9Wr wpar'is►ea er-
sentaU%,' to the •,141 country to wrens
the proper *girt of in111iaratiun for the
rt-. 'sty, and it not to .end a man to
the {"'rt of enter sr to Toronto,
A ,nowt mint -able celebration was
hell in Palmerston at the hem•• of Mr.
and Mr.. Neil Wtltord rrrrntly in
honer of their *fiver wedding. Ninety
gnosis from all over the district were
present and dicing the afternoon air.
and Mn. Wilford were the recipient'
of many beautiful *Ma, .monk them
heing a set of pearl handled knives
and forks in an oak carne from the
Palttserrston Dramatic chill, in whit+
Mr,. Wilford tek.'es keen interest.
Mitchell citizen. are greatly agi-
tated over the alleged intention of Ilse
town ermineil to put through a &111,001
tylaw for a new public school without
taking it vote of tin ratepayers, and at
the regular meeting a lartav-Signed
petition was presented, as ing that
the electors be Riven a chono. to ex-
ile/1r »pinion. The council, af-
fpf Riving the meaanre Rist sad sec-
ond readings. forot it to A special CAIN•
mittee of flue for consideration and a
--Mr. W. A. ti.rolana . the won -
Woolen n fouodrymaand fanning mill
es ant.rtursr of 'faro. died messily .t
tis advanced armor RL years. As was
a native of Prince Edward .misty and
Meal year. had Itva) in Tara wtwr9 he
hetam• widely known ,se a manufse-
rarer of agricultural inepleteeate. His
fanning mine are of world-wide rape -
lathes. Dreamed wee a emenber ttf
Tsrs's Ent commit is rrellgios be
Fresh from the Gardens
of the finest
the world.
!I
Tea -producing country in
Ceylon Tea. Sealed Lead Packet.( Only. 011
Try it -itis delicious. BLACK, MIXED or GREEN.
was a .letho.li,l .and v. An g..tie tam. in
his support nt Diu! .hunch, In politics
he was a Litweal, 1...4 on several ncea-
1.1044 ha -1 ca+t hie vote for the Crereelr-
vative party.
- Huron county chensa the Loner of
having the beet u:)1 roost'stemmataal
b.rtw of refuge in ON {arov,nce. The
lrtstttution et the jet;aent, liras has 1S1
iuu,atr+• '1';, r e•net of feeding Giese
patients, by .cienl lac management,
has been re -time -el to 9.2 cents Feer day
es'.h, and the keeper is prepared to
wage' that ne better victua's aredol•d
out i') any such inetatutle'n in Ontario.
---In judging .t debate recently the
Perth county brwspape r nem decided
in favor of the Seeteh. Thr scribes
proves, plata-elves good jaJges. in fa •t,
they •rented to bavu a 4441. 1,,11 it -
het. -• tbe4is ae 4,4., s.
Succumbs to Shock
As a result..? slsoek from a fall on
the ire, or•.urring on I•'riJav, i•'ebrtt try
Jath, l.aac lie ut died atythr resioen^e
of hie woe, 31r. Ahrshant Been. lot 43,
Mne4Peion 444:9, %Ve'.ttmin+ret• Loam -
ship, on hriday, i''el,rulu'y .71h, Mr.
Bean ' a u:
ills 4gh in• his ?(7th year,
way:b ll.• ami hearty 44(4)1 it was not
thought at. the time that the fill,
would piuv9 serious. However, he
f.lile'l to t•r..ond to t.14mentand suc-
cumbed to the ohl:Wk. Ile bad been a
reesid,'tl of i y..ln (or nuly five years,
living prior to that time. ie Goderioh. I
He is survived by hie wife and throe
sono. .\hrahanl, Jf liyr:n: Benjamin
A.?of Dei Moines, lusva; William Jet
of Kansas City. and twn brothers, and
one sister. Ahrallaln, of /fright, Ontar-
io; Jacob, of Anthony. Ksnste, and
Mrs. George Spbelling, of Detroit.
LONDESBORd
A pretty wedding took place at the
Methodist par•remagre on \V9rineaday.
March 4th, when Itev. J. H. O.ter-
LANES
One of the %ely old and h:gbly re-
spected residents of Ashtield township
pained away n0Tuesday morning. Feb-
ruary nth, 0) the person of 3It. David
Little. Ido had leached the ..'caller.'
age if e: years and until a we••k been .2
his death had enjoyed 4((45) ho•11t,1),
when Mn attua:k of pneumonia proved
fatal. Mr. little w*' a t sttve of
Pumfcies hit's; Skotlanti, having been
burr) at Locket by. Hie parents cause
to Canada when he was all infant end
ter a short time lived in MLrattachi,
N.B. They teturued to Scotland in
1rC,J.:us 1 again emigrated tot:alluiaiu
1 .77 and tiny time settled in (salt.
lir. little was married about forty-
tive year'? ago to Miss Annie Corry and
n few yearn Tater wavedlto.thefarut on
which he since lived ahuut two and
one-half mile.) west ut lanes. He was
all ex -t t 0114 )9 e • and n
Pet ( nt. t 1 did n t farm
extensively. In religion he wan a Pres-
byterian and ..bong Liberal in poli-
tics. His • partner in lite died three
.and a belt years ago. '1 het e was a
family of tour .one, Tbonies, orb" died
21 years ago, James, now in Montane,
John, who farms about a guile from the
homestead, and David, who lives at
home. •
The funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon to Kintall cemetery. The
pallbearers were Messrs. James John-
eton, John \1 McKenzie. Alert Dren-
nan, Jansen Drennan, Francis sleott,
and John Hutcheson.
hout. Q.A.. B.D., united in marriage FIXED HIM UP
Mr. Peter 1.indasy and Miss Charlotte - -
Millaon. both of Constance. Miss
Mijlson is a valued. utembes et Ilse
iConstance dleth(idist church '..boir
and was given a kitchen shower by ,
them on Friday night last.
i
IA surpri.e was in store for ex-Couo-I
cillor J. 'l'aulblyn when he came to
choir practice last Saturday night, i
the choir presenting him with a beau
tiful easy chair. Mr. Tawblyn ha
been leader of the Methodist choir
for a numh'r of years and the choi
took this, way cf expressing their ap
prrciatiou of his fwitbfulness.
The sono -1 meeting of the Landes
Intro thresher,' syndicate was held on
Wednesday. March 4th. There are
ah.,ut 10 farmers in the syndicate and
neatly all were pl4Pent. The reports
indicated a very good year's work. A
dividend of el per share was paid
The directors elected at the sleeting
weir Mesons. J. C. Adams. Richard
Carter, M. Hill and M. Corbett. Mr.
Jahn Knott was re-engtge*I to take
charge of the machin..
Dodd. Kidney Pills Cured S. D. Vic-
- - kav's Lorimer- •.
Edenbridge, `Task. -Match 144h. -
9pecial.)-elt was one 1v x of Dodd's
Kidney \'ills that fixed the up." This
is the cheerful answer Mr. Saw D.
Victual- is giving his inuniring neigh-
!bors i❑ this di.trict. Everybody
around here knows that tot three
• years he has been suffering from lum-
r i bean. Now hoer .treng and well again.
! ".1y i.umhago developed from a
cold," \Ir. Viekar goes on to say.
"My head would nebe. l was always
tired and nervous. I bad a hitter
taste in my mouth in the Morning,
was 41nuhled with dicey spells and
was always thirsty. The doctor told
' me I had lumbago, but did not help
me very much. Dodl's Kidney Pills
• cured mu."
Woman's Strange Death
Awaiting developments surroundln{r
the death of his wife, Dr. Karl flan-
nel it in custody et Sudbury-, and th.
woman's interns' organs have l#er.
forwarded to the Provincial Analyst
for examination Th. stomach show•
evideice of having; been stained with
what 1a believed to he methylene blue.
Tn the room where the woman was
found dead a !arcs, quantity of drugs
was found.
COLBORNE.
On Wednesday. February 31th, the
home of Mt. and Mrs, John Fowler, of
the fifth concession of C ab.lrne, was
the scene of a pleasant event, when
their eldr'at daughter, Miss Minnie,
was united in marriage to Mr. George
4'. Ryan, a prosperous and popular
y g farmer of Nile. The ceremony
took place at live o'clock p.m.,
and was performed by Rev. A. W.
Brown, of Ii4•nmill,'r, and Itev. H.
\Villin•, of Nile, in the presence of
about w) quest+, relatives and friend*
of the bride and gr"om.
The contracting parties, wit. were
unattended. mood ender An arch of ev-
ergreens and wedding hell.. The bride
was given away by her fat her, and
was charmingly Attired in white silk
and lace and carried it boul{u9t of ear -
nations. After the marriage ceremony
the guests repaired to the dining -mow,
where an rcerll.nt supper was serveed.
after whleh a pleasing{ programme of
tqus•,'hes, games and music *van ren-
dered. The bride was the recipient of
FOR DELICATE CHILDREN
A Mother's Letter to Mothers,
'Mrs. E. NV. eoope'r of Bloomfield,
N. J., rays. "drmy child. seven years
old. had a bad cold and was weak
ant! quit.. run down in health. She
1 act been in this condition for about
rix weekr when 1 t•cr:•.n givtnr, her
l'inol. It was a wonderful help to the
(kik!. breaking up her cold quickly
and building up her strength beside.
mans beautiful and etertly prevent". I have lean found Vinoi a most exrel-
whir It show, the high esteem in whi^h lent tonic for keeping up the chif-
she is held by those who know her. d: en's strength durfnr a stege of
The gr oto'. prevent was .1 handsonl' tihooptag h."
gold watch and chain. rt '
r !among tbi.ils 4 1A„,, •rMw,,,,f- ,amt tr f • -Vinci iv • t leen leeell combination
t f
distance were : Mr. and Mrs. Robert of two world -famed t052,s-4he mPdl-
fowler, of Moosomin, Nallit )ha; Mi.,. (•incl body building elements of rod
Nellie ('lark, of S:r-tfnld, and other.. liver oil and iron for the blood, there -
tore It is a perfectly safe m.df Ins
for children. because it fm 7104 a
patent medicine, everything In it is
printed on every package. Po mothers
may ksow what tbey are Riving their
little oa.s.
Therefore we ask every mother of
a weuak, sickly or ailing rblld In thin
vicinity to try Vinod on our guarantee.
if. C. Dunlop, Druggist, I,luderich,Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan left on the morn-
ing tr tin, Thursday if last week, furan
extended trip to 'several (h.terio
point,. Thi bride was one of th,•
most popular and highly respected
young ladies in her community an.l
will he mu.•h mis..d in social and
(horrh rireMe, whet,' she took an ac-
tive part 10 choir and Sunday schnni
work. Many friends join i0 wishing
Mr. and Nies. Ryan rt long. useful and
happy mer, -ted lite.
Aged People
.ometisses forret that pew teeth and
improper mastication prevent saf8ei9Rt nourish -
meat frost ordinary food a*d berdene the
dire rive seises, het if every tsaa 4* woman pest
fifty *mild fully readies the bountiful, enstaiablg Seerieh-
IIW*t in Scoff's Emu/sloe they weak, take it aiter every 'meal.
Ston'. Enttrlsbw t' stains the renowned body-building fats of
pure
end' liver
so ntt gy
lly prcelirested that it distributes ener.
(" !t a.. tint the bin's) rr d simplifies the vt4Nn,41 41 s wort.
To people It, (its i;nin^ years we a:n- wishunmistakable ear'te,tnc.e
-Slot's Swot/ Oen will add yes t„ your life and life to youryears,
AVOW ALCOHOLIC SUMO saris
SCHOOL REPORTS
PORT ALBERT
The tollow:og is tie report 01 Port
Albert public echoed Ye taewtr of
Sr.V. Mary Fiekler fie, Joe Buck-
ingham 77. Lina Willis 7d, *Gordon
Pearson W, Harry Carry 10. Della. Mc-
(iee laheent from all'.
eh. 111. -Olive %Valls t 1. *Willie
Dickson is. -Annie Willson 75, Lilian
Frost labsent ,,
.Jr. I11. -Reza Mousy .w.
eir 11. .I':uul••y Murray 7., (ialluw
emit!' 3S.
Jr. 1I.--1'iula Hoy ikli, Wesley Yield-
er 78, Ivy Riveted' 7:11, Minnie Dick.
41)11 :15, •Harry %Villa 44, 1VilErs 'hot -
ley 12, *Hazel green ::1, •Mildred Itieh-
ardson 144, Lorne McGee and Violet
Wilson (therm ',,
1't. 11. --Vi.-•.''r 1leiy Pr.
Se I't. L --Jame'. Rudditek, lla. el
Richardson.
Jr. Pt. 1. Freer Dickson, 1 -:dna. \lut•-
rev, Nieman Wiliest. John Uauley.
Those having their names marked
thus • were obe'nt for part or the
examinations..
U. P. M. KE:.elk. To.tIlei',
WEST WAWANOSII
Tho following i, the report of 5-S.
No. \%'est Wawanoeh, for the
month of F.b.•u.try. The [Mules are
arranged in order of merit :
V. -Lottie Johnston.
1V. Gordon Camel on„ John Cran-
ston, Able 5.0i4h, MM'.ildred I'itzpatl•ick,
Annie Durnin, Ruth Fowler, Tommy
Webster. .fauces Durnin. Willie
Thnurpeon, 11.0 4, v Webster.
1IL-Lorne laeaniu. Wilbert 11.44--l-
nin, Harris Portion, John Th.)mpsen.
Sr. Ii. - -Lizzie Wilson, Mary John-
ston, Willie Cranston, B1ant:he Weh•
stet-, Clayton Smith.
Jr. 11. - Russ. lI Tlompsoll, Elan
Purdna.
Nun►her• on roll 2.5, average ..sten
ane N.
A. V. 1)ottu-4(o L. Tea.•irer.
STANLEY ' .
et-
.1 -
Qu r New Styles
OF THE LATEST
HATS
ARE VERY NOBi3Y AND NEAT
We have also a choice tot of
ARROW COLLARS
and
EASTER NECKWEAR
TO CHOOSE FROM
u
McLean Bros.
The Square, G 1 r: h
SEMI -READY ; AILORING
Agent: for .',arhartt (Jetfoils, Stacie:u'; Underwear. Fr.v...
Arrow Brand Co"a-, and Cutis.
N,.•war'on
rl:•• following is Lb" }rir'uat; BRITISH AMERICAN I 1:r'FIIF -HEST! I
monthly leper:t of S.S. No.14,Stanley. N:iteforther,
The --Nees are in order of Orsett: BUSINESS COLLEGE 1
.--Nelson Hood. IOTT•
Sr. -
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1 \' i Johnston.. ni"
rc 1 1 hn n L 1 1 V• I
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ibo , 7 r t- Yoga? fi 1'.I:ill -:rest Toter•:o. OR:.a t, t• iil 'Lfl
Clymunt, Anna Fisher. 1.inneerri.;h.ilr•snr Ito -'new. s;.4:oolot t .nada.
In
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Jr. IV. -Mar •.ret Cooney, \V'4. - datum outer V
h l work tar ever. Write poAt w it yyon want W rd, Toros o .ia•. It c y tlov. t-:1,:• tit; man< ,it -
("doper, %'444444 (•044(0'.. , 91:e tar r stead po=ltkn, Henry l•, W*4rd, 'ant „(e• c",-re.l by th'. w.:l i. ,v . - :ool
Sr. III.- Harold Rathwell, Arehie L'rindpat. cone(,' ou. e an year. rgta:_:.5 , . ,: w,
1'.trsbn. Willie Person.
Jr. 111. Eleanor Fisher, Norma
Wool, brace Fairbairn. -
1L -Wilfrid Roo-, Willie H.:rvey,
Donald Melvor.
t't. 11. - Agnes Nigh, Frei Par.on.
Luella Foster.
Class I. -Walter Workman, Dor-
sins Foster, \Valla -e Ross.
The best spellers in the )tenthly
spelling • matches are: -
V. -Nelson Hood.
Sr. IV,--i.awrencq Waotta tig.
f V. - Nit- t:list lechers.
Sr. iI1.--Harold Kathwell,
Jr. 111. --Norma Hood.
Il. -Wilfrid Roes.
Pr. ii. .tgnes Nigh.
A FIREMAN'S PERIL
How Zam-Buk Delivered Him
At 21-i Frn>er A' -e., Edi,nuton.
Alta.. lives \V. \'.' 'Mahe , a . former
member of the local fire brigade, who
has wonderful Cause to he thankful
for the curative Rowels of %am -Balk.
He says : "A .••rious skin disease
broke out on toy fare, and spread un-
til i was in a terrible state. The spots
and little ulcers were frightfully irri-
tating, and yet when scratched ')r
rubbed they bled and 'smarted. Shav-
ing caused Ole agony, and sometimes
1 would have to go two weeks without
e shave. I tried home-malIe remedies.
herb salves and various other prepara-
tion*, but the sores got no better.
When %nam-Iluk ways mentioned i had
little :aitb tbat it would he able to do
Ole any good. My case seemed su-h
an obstinate one. I gave it a fair.
trial. however, and the first bnx made
eneh ,t wi:lderfnl change for the better
that iL gave nor ''neouragemrnt to
continue. 1 did so. And to rut a tont;
story short, 1an1.1fuk, in the end,
quite cured 111*'. \Iy face is now clear
of 111 trnree of the terrible disease
tvhirh troubled mi9 1.00 so long.
Thousands of sufferers front eczenaa,
blond poison. ulcers.,chronic sores,
piles. I ingworm, col.ores, eats,
burns and •I.'0 injuries, have heen ie-
lieved and coral, As was Mr. M,rhy. be
Zero -link. As a baba for ail .kin in-
juries awl di19ises it, is without erlual.
All druggists doe store.* at :etc box• or
pn.t free irons 1. uu-IJuk Co.. Toronto,
for price. lief use Verwfu' oihrtitutter.
T.ie Kung is Dead
The .lain; Co - inns, 04 whose poems
Th•• Signal bas ptlhliabed 14 rn4tp4e or
more 1.•-'rntly, has thrown oft hi. dim-
gttiar :Is.t will 1 .' known is Mr. \\'. ll.
U.uuptnn. of Kion.! ,n, Ontario, in fu-
tll l'nnpins [/any }}
12ut1+ a„M,4t•'i4r
. l wI-itlitltton dthir(ktlt(osl.
ew lour of },gears b;iv'd,vnears
Sorlted
ron.ideraide time to literature. The
Slgn..l believes That thew prem+ are
of interest to Its reader. and has 4L'-
cidr1 to publish a nnvitser of thrid.
The renewing. ode teas written
allnut Nley 9th, hila. niter the 'kelt] of
the late King Edward VII.
lie (dim ,x Dorn.. ,I HNtai': tong n -leen'
The totwin •onnd.awake rase 4*• mai
Weep'
Th,• Aar pi. .d Jehovah'. taw. h.. • lid '
lei.orde'elI.nd bewail'
Von- Kine I. dead.
TM King the gen;h• eonrtr'oa-. kind aad
(roew•
%Phos. iden,, bp-trk t^roe• court .uhd1114
tad namesake oath fare ion
%VAIN hold la piths of duty:
itut sew year Ifar la de.td.
may mane sad plenty In oa r I • od long reign .
And NII'. Stock mimics, oee.e he flsndlah
strain.
May teeth see is*W li/kt M every hose ;
s ud earlry 4 N Task of 4Mn now
.4•aotae "roes player 047(84'.saridehlyad•ce. p
Throw. do.n A1• ire one let,
I or •akam ne a 'rage :
T. q sea •11 -Order. er the fat app all :
The audience cheer et A4., or dap or eel.
per -hent the adieu. .&riot Sexy.. or v(ol.wis
w;
IM•4'f 414er1 enewMMyders
Tn Mme. A,g.r,.,4w.,.rwneMth.rev)'.aemus .
Fut Mond nwtl,e..'Asked sad nneoune.
Thew **t err beer In «•.two wadi haw a&pty
Pa fine. A.d mewl- known bet te ealvnter
Prat M elle fled far * hos ear father. 84.4
Totems the Stag. eaten en st blue now arid
•
The Signal is only Shoo z year, , t
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-Wt - FZI4CE S. -
THAT' '(OU CANT GET AWAY
FROM
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OUR :RICES ON WIRE FENCING WILL CATCH
YON.
WE CARRY THE KIND THAT WILL NOT CRIPPLE
YOUR STOCK.
OUR STOCK OF HARD%ARE OF ALL KINDS IS
HARD TO CRIPPLE, BECAUSE WE CARRY A Rib
STOCK. YOV CAN . FIND WHAT YOU WANT 15 (,t_ R
STORE. -
Two Bushels Instead of One
"He who snakes two heel a el gr ass ';row
‘Viers one grew before
Iv:t benefactor to his cnun'.ry."
Hol are Gr. el•y 1 ing ago recognized the firmer as ecru{,-.h.g
t hr highest. pl-cr in 4 he e94044)n4W- of -the .tasti*.►)i,rrt fear (17ila--r-
tv Valen,hasheJr ore. t#dfl„ting twto'&MT'fiely of crop whet,' • h
fathers prodeced Hill, het .re. yet at no time' ham it been more , -
saetto do this than now, with farm help always soaree and v. -
high.
But it oan 1)•' done and with less :abor instead of twee,
Two b ishel+ *nd mare of crap can positively i.. pr. du_ed :- L.
your field.. during the cumin= .wenn, :Where meters yon have r. •
gathere,l Ohre (n,us on-. 7 his isnot a miracle, hut simply arr. . r.
teltigent co-npertti .n with bountiful nature. A more ah„rda:-
fulfilment of the old time promise, :hat seealtitoe and bar- -
shnuld never Mil upon the earth.
11 yon could slake a 111rgai14 with (lame Natltte th'I' it. r,'
for your lalx1r this earning *reason she 'voted M a r ertairr tv yji% y
twelve bushels of ',motor- from three 'acres and two hundred
of mangolds from five acres, would you not class swifts be- t 1•
spot : Uf C'lur a you would.
The National Pertihzer prnducee (mat such re(urbs. • 1
'anise!. for One" is not on empty atatrotent. Under the Name gr n-
ing conditions the National Fertilizer will produ(x double the wv
age quantity of rev lain crops, that ore grown from the saran h• i
supplied with barnyard manure and with les, labor, except 1
gathering the larger crop.
We will be pleased to supply further )ar-
ticulars.
CHAS. C. LEE
HARDWARE. riximi ter, ANO STEAM PITTiNG
RUT SCRANTON HASID COAL. SOFT COAL
SOLVAY COKE. ETC.
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