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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-5-29, Page 4lluw., \I e. "1I 1'41'1 TIN .IIXUNAL aoDIatick ONT. Eeni)an1 siv Oddity is not style! Freakish cut or "noisy" pat- tern does not constitute nov- elty or elegance. The really ,stylish .suit depends for its note of refinement upon good taste in cut and pattern. Per- haps that is why Canadians bestow their favour upon Bengard;Clothes Every Bengard Suit. regard- less of its price, is essentially stylish and appealing in its effective good taste and the VALUE represented by the price .aske.i. The Spring models' are noir rea4lc. Walter C. Pridham DUNGANNON. THAT CHANCE IN MR. N. F. WHl'ARD is the Agent La THE SIGNAL at Dungannon torr. left with hem for .uhacnpuo its. AdvertmeInenl+or Job prIntIng wdl receive pn,mpt at tenttun. Telephone lGodrnch Iturall 539. Thos. G. Allen DUNGANNON Issuer of Marriage Licenses C•,mm,ss,oner kr Affidavits. etc.. -and Conveyincer W,Ilt. Deed, Mongaeaa. Agreesrnls. v C...1..11..66c ted and Mone, Suo- r1,od Sat Mansaeas. AGENT FOR Fame. W,• 1,nd L,fa Insurance..n ,M Wst Comp.n,a oat. SVehuewlry. May 2,qh. Ur., J.r-. 1Vilsterm. ►;barn. visited her mother. -Mrs. Itarlb*Nl. sr., over S. 1 daughter. of Toronto. visited eviatIves• Such annoying symptom as heat flifuead- Nlr1 and NIrs„11.tI.1.Ioliday. flh, Crawford. Mr a he,,,irtitabilitynand "the blues," h blues,'may nail Mr... .t. E. Treleaven std Rand. be speedily overcome and the system Ihishcr,d,1 NiT g• to London for th"' restored to n orrnal conditions this famous root and herb remedy Lydia E. lo•li.hl}.• U1•. mo Urs. J. It.of MtIi tuna Pl11 an complications present them- fanitc motored th Sfaturth on light- I rite the Pinkham Medicine Co t t i l t• overcome them. T tai 1„,8,.. ears e: experience is at WOMAN'S LIFE Mrs. Godden Tells How It May be Passed in Safety and Comfort. Fremont, O. -"I was pawing through the critical period of life, being forty- six years of age and had all the symp- toms incident to that change -heat Hash- es, nervousness, and was in • general nun down condition, ea it was bard for me to do m7 work. Lydia E. Ptnkham s Vegetable Com- pound was recom- mended tomeuthe best remedy for my troubles, which it surely proved to be. I feel better and stronger in every way since taking it, and the annoying symptoms have disap- peared." -Mrs. M. GODDLN, 92b Na - 4141 ay'. Mr. su.l Mrs. Wes. Trrlract•ii and poleoo St, Fremont, Ohio. Hard Enough Now. "Why don making him I f4 r a while?" "Goodness!. 1 live within it." �e res w L nn, Maas., for suggestions how to Mr. NMI Mr.. Hoy E. Harris and Y The result of fort manner. thanking his (drills for their kind re.0einbraut,•a. Mr. Hteklle !s 4118*' of the &tidies' settlers in this com- munity wad has quite a� fund of inter- esting stories alswl the pl.nilfer days. The community toad church are honored i0 having .114. 1 wrwlwrr as Mr. and Mrs. Ihtldlr. We are glad they in.. HI 111 'e11Juaiig fairly goal CARLOW. WEDNESDAY. May 28. Mr. Alex. Barnby, of Toronto Dental College. spent Sunday visiting friends here. Mr. Jas. Foreman. of Woodstock, sp.nt the week -end visiting his cousin. Mr. Frank Wilacm. For the past two weeks Mr. Jas. Scat has been in very poor health. We trust he will soon be well again. Mr. Warner Walter has moved on to his new (arm on the sth concession which he purchased from Mr Thos. Burns. WEU.OME Hosw.-We are glad to we! - come horse Pte. Alfred Williams. another of our Soldier boys. Pte. Williams en- listed at Guelph with the artillery in February of 191 5 and went to Belgium in September of the same ..ey. remaining there until the armistice was signed. He then went with the Canadian armv to Crlogne. returning from there to Eng- landFebruary of this year making in ■1i1t.■■■)l�■■■1♦%■1■■■■■lI■■%11�■x■■11x�■■■%■Irl 1 1[ • 11K • 1 ■ MI■ •1 • ■ 1 in e 1 all four years and two months' service. $ AUBURN. \\ EDNESDAY, May 28.111 Pte. Charles Nevins and Pte. Wm. 11 Good arrived home on Sunday. coming 1 by nuto from London. Their many friends are pleased to have these boys NI w Oh us again. Mt s Wn-. Nrav s i • conEned to her bed ' the past week. W e nope: for her speedy Mr. Robert J. Asquith has sold his house and lot to Mrs. Melburn Sprung. r lett os. UuudBy for t 1t• r name a pe your service recovery. Stratford 4. Iia ey v isi relatives his Isle. your letter held in strict mandolines. lir. IG.bt. Bailey visited Ids buwe at 1 as.11eld .0 Suaday. < - - possession to be given socn. Mr. Jas. 1 Mr. and airs. Root. \IcK.•nair strut"The will ens built by the lute .Sohn Johnston has bought 111r. M. Lockhart's 1 the 21th 114 tt' swlutm. + Rnu. Inia n. of G.slerich. 1f it had a property in the village. IN Ihayue spent the holiday at her ,-,,ive it c.uld tell nanny no int,er...Him Mr. Fred Plaetzer had a excitibg'. ex- hou,l• at Brussels. rule of the old r.si.h•nts of these loam.. perience on Monday night when coming' 1 Mr.. Fnr1 Hews and alis,. Rae awy gmor mud *nue .11 themforgotten. with an auto from BI.th A cow turned Srot.N•rs attended n readers meeting 1 1 t their Kricts to la amnia!: : and crossed his path. with the result that 1 at cliutou this •week. f the ought th 1n r t, to l morn sad w•ho eroma 1 . the auto went over the cow. The car Miss. F:.lith Stotlwrs. our vomiter N. u. %,ho t.44•y'il around. n• Alibi lwasonly alightlydamaged. pa4snnlars , is Seeing a tet' holidays mu delight to play about a will:,Mai Our school tea h tr. Mr. 13. Wiggins. 1 ;41.1 Is visiting her brother at Toronto „r many eupp•uitucs in this quiet. lens and Messrs. Geo. Raithby and E. dusting the deny years sites. tar Matthews have each purchased Ford cars. first wriest Mr A. C. Jackson and family_ moved \Its bila11 \h,rgnmt .1. \gbh are dele'gate•% to the We welcome them hack again. 1 A number of o.r ctizens attended 1. week. 1 est Bert Wiggins Is spurting a tww Fpnl. 11 01411-w la.Is u . *'hurlers auil from Godertch to th(u farm on Tuesday. ST. -l000STINE. Tuesday- May 27th. Urs:' 4:444. Itrophey sprat the ev rk- , with friends at l ondem. Mr. a m. u • litalr I INrI merchants of Auburn wits n.wr for n 1• to clam• their lain*. of bnslneaa Mr. aw Mrs. s• .y each W-eluesdaY afternoon at 1.30 alarua h friends unr da.y this wreck. M4•.srs. Chas. and Cyst 11.4.1nson, 041IN ► during the wooers of ]our, of 1h•trult. were tip for their brother's July. August MINI Ne•ptemlwr-W. T. Riddell. It. 1). Munro. John Arthur. A. J. FA -amens Nelsen 11111. Jas. Tarter, A. Asquith & wen. I.I. HelwIg. E. Phillips. John Phillips. Jas. W. Meld. Girl Gui.l.• rally at Toronto this the celebration at Clinton on Victoria 1 Ur. J. It. MrNubb is at Toronto this , n I Day. ,reek on business- \I Willie 1'1 t Its a of 1 sleek h N• ed n e s d a y Halt-halliay.-Tbe 1 W'e• .regret that we cannot report 1 tl !•del .gr n KAK nun•h lwpro,owent to the ,,,i.Iitlin of 1 d'lyt It 1 118w.0 rd,.Ital each t 1 31r. 1111d \Ir.. Henry 4'u•.a r. Th.• ls4.pir of 1Juusauuola mid riche it, .111 la' sorry 1.. learn that Mr. and Nies. G111. .Ia,•ktu11u natant baring the tu11erul „ii Tuesday. village in a few n11mU1s to make their.. Uis,. .iue} 4'n 11a linu. of Whit...- how. %1,1 r•how. at Toronto. Mr. Jackman Inas vhur-h. visite! let aunt, Mr.. Geo. Itrephy. this week. always done n g.neI business here its the tailoring line. but Toronto 1,. airs. .I,u•knutu's home city and 41111, is 01N h. r•tal.%. there. SV,' nndrr- 00141 they Intend to mitre about thr 1st ..f .ingust. Mr. Mowbray. of W"hiterhureh. has The Great Relied Shc Found in Dodd'• bought th. chopping Mill' front Ntr. AI t I Kidney Pill. Disler awl tills. posy ,. nAugust SHE WANTS TO TELL ALL HER FRIENDS 1 ■ DEATH OF MATTHEW LOCKHART.-06 1 Wednesday morning the call came to Mr. Matthew Lockhart. who passed 1( sway after a lingering illness from some 1 inward growth. All that medical skill , 1 could devise was resorted to in the effort to save his life. but in vain. Mr. Lock - 1 ,. lu hart was one of Cie prominent men of Is.. 8)nuganuou Is. not going to loss• Clive. Alta.. stay 2v (SpeciaIl.--After this di=trice. having taken an strive part • NIr. Iti.her. as Ile Is guhuc to lire• til th,• two years of sintering from neuralg,r. lum his life in l.en an and other house forna•rly oectiplel by his tither, bag° and rheumatism. Mts. Jotlts. a throughout and his death leaves a distinct :.r III.• top of the hill. where WP may highly respected resident here. is te.ling blank. the community. expert t hear him singing "He Meta her friends that she owes her new lease of 11 I 41110y I 1 Willer. i 11 11 14.1114 with his health to D. di's Kidney Pills. The Old Mill I conversation with Pdls too much. 1 would nut use any t t,'' 18s .r ,., ' 1 •'I cannot•recommend ',odd't Kidney wetth h." n eonyersn n 1 • other kind. Ido not know th cause (4 Mr. . Thos. lookingDisher shunt wr ser• glad m trouble. bur 1 know it dragged along to see 1- ha.king -,n.. yn.J bright its n w.I for two yt ars and in that time 1 suffered you idth utinh ynurwnbe of bis a Itis year.. The whiSl1ch iS luileaut to from cramps in my inn.cles, neuralgia. e without his allowance that the I11shn wilt. abicb i niton ht headache and Iumbagu \I) eLep was 't even make him 11 1 f I I 1 broken and unrefreshing. I had dark tired and nervous. I was low•apinted. my memory was failing. my limbs were �r�r�tlt�r �V Vt rte tar Vtr�a�1 heavy arid my' ankles swelled. I tack loon*',) XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX I Six or seven boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills.' rbc age hatuls, bur. 1414.1 enndurtell by ifn• . s nen. at wt• an. sou. ,cher s u„' circles around my eyes and I was always it ryas er..'hsl. rorty or more yenr..: ago. till Goderich oard of Trade The London Methodist ('ontete week. when it la expected that over ti in attendance. and they did me so much good 1 1 '1 like t II'mv bodyabout it " e g a ety' • ASM 1i:1.1). (council wet May .Mit h, all !wing prea- eit. The minutes ..f April 7th and of •pi+•ht1 1100118g of April 14th weer real and a pir.cet, on motion by Richardson mud 41s1•kott. The court of revision of tin• asw•ss- m.•nt roll via", then duly orgnntaeeel, each member hiking and sullw•rlbhlg the n..•e,.anry oath. Appeal of Win. \L•\ifllnu asking for rednetton, to make his assessment more equal with flint ..t n.ighls.n--mgcel by Rh'hard- 's son mud Johnston that air: ateMlllan assessment Ise lowered $:ALOO. Jfra. that ice-crea,w is Just right -wt oar F:lizals411 1:. M.lntyrr's aplwaI to 8 .'." dog r.morel from roil, on the tot yourself. yosself. 11. T. F•dNarda.' .,1 y. Try it and sty for ground 4144144{Z Wax the ..a• sold and re- In/l%'.41 IIIr4, W'aell 11(..11. w'aN all/Iwf41, on motion ..f Hackett and .lamiewnl. X ' Even a tramppictures. but.\proal of NI .1. ibalton to la re dog re- . ire saaeolhle at G,alerich nest may admire n1„red on the ground that the dog e hundred delegates will he he invariably thaws a line at wood cuts. flied a few days atter hying nosfess4I. was ,iIHowell, 1111 (notion by Hackett and 1(I••Ilat•Iln.t,. Appeal of Jim. 1'. 8)niton was 1111111 11041141. 1.,.1,ua. nut went 111 at the proper time. ,and 1.44.11 1111P the court did not• onsider his assesement ti high cotu1s. ared with neighbors'. Theme 'alit' all the appeals. the emrt was adjourned. ni d'1,11 "notion of Jamieson nod Hackett 1111• roll as revised wan (In Thursday afterna,n. June Sth, at :i 'clock. the President of the hoard of Joule will join the Acting May. In extending to the Conference a, chic welcnwe. On Saturday afternoon, June 7411, the Civic unuitter of the itoanl of Trade are arranging to entertain the delega 's to .10 ,tor„ trip, to take in settle of the delightful scenes of this dish• t. and c,, automobile owner is re.luested to come or send his auto to ,lake t (a:oaatun one of great pleasure and a real success. (.. 1.. PARSONS. President. May 211th, 1919. A. 11. MA1 •KLIN, MAL Chairman ..f r'i, ie XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ; ■■t■Y■■11th//■1■■■1■■■■■■ ■ III THE NEW SANITARY FOLDING MATTRESS a ■ 1'ourown te'ath'•r lisle toad. into the iiiipiii%e1 • slllltal'y thlattI,s..' 1 X ■ 1 ■ a rt, IN 1 $ ■ 1it t1 ■ 1 I ■ 1 ■ 1 CLEAN, SWEET and HiALTHFUL ■ Itur new .tenor proves i. ,itit i.n11,d 1',, - the "Iircetwitil re),"vasii'n $\ of leathers, each Is•II lacing cleaned separately. il1 All work gtnrant�esd. i • II R. PECKHAM, Mgr. ■ iffKingston ftttret, nett Dr, 1Vhitely.a. *1111111*11111111*■■■■■■■■■■■■m■RK■1■1r■ ItENMii.I.Elt. 1\'elurwlsy. May air. A. T. a-,ags•r. the ge•ninl add spend ul•y of the Huron (',,miry •Tem= 1wrnue• .1+ws Iatlou. w•111 glee ad- dresses at all th.• appointments n18 this et, alt i,,•%1 Sunday. .lune 1st. See - ' vices at Itennlill•r, 11 a. in.: 'Zinn .. 2.31 p. in.. I1111 Bethel, 7 p. m. Wr aerpte4l. hole there will lie a glasl somelettes. No action was taken re request of at all the services. The great question the .lsaociatel-Munlelpslitiees of North - of the day Is te•ugwrance. W'este•rn. Ontario to *onward a f,'. id The• taloa- friends of \1 r. and Mrs. $11. Two small aenunts of Itrnce "414. Utllion nmgr11tulate rh.•m np)11 11111 111Y wen• left till after June session the .rife return of their ..it Flight- of Htiron enmity council. 31rs. H. Mr•- ' Lieut. '1'. Million. after four years of W111111114.3'. \Irs. Wm. F. Finlay and •cin• ocerse,ts. all -..mute \1(41,4111, on behalf of the .e W..' are glad to se• Mrs. 4;e.rge .1shtleld Soldiers .111 I Ind*', aptsarN ',owl! oft ag1,it. We -trust she will - .on r..,.cer health a18.1 %•Igor. Nits•" %Vinni.• V,Itsto,,.• nut Mlss ,:ratite .1e1\e41 balk part In flit. W. 4', I' Inver Medal e.o.m., on the 24th. t1',• t nlrrntttlak• then) upon their goO(1 t,.•*'for niters are imsy getting In and cora these bright warm Ir Is failed with the s.,ttgt h.• 18041.44.11 11.1• Is bright• n 'tordnre of the trews. pert that Mr. 11. S. Fisher enntlnps `Teary ill. We wish 111111 11 sps'..lr recovery. 11.•v. 1'. S. Haus.• 11n1 air. John 11111111 distrk•t week. Good 11 eitcults The their raid filly-+. The of Jirds mad rued by the gn Wel regret to Femme attended the meeting lit Myth last reports worn* ret elviel front en the district. Mr. 11041 Mrs. E. \'unstop - enter - taints; friends fr.,0, .inborn the 24th. Urs. imnre sod little grandam,. 'Id I'l.kf 1r11, \Sieh.. are visiting friends In this %hinny. Good ,.IY.'rlugt were received 1111 Hem tnlller etrl•tlt lent -Smudgy -its old of the' Halifax sii fenere. Ceiebratian at Meth illrtlelay'.--Lost Satur.lny afh•rn,s111 n nonuser ed the member. of Menn111er I411.1e einem gal other frhombi gntherel nt he home of Mr, and Ms. A. 11wWd1* In honor of the former's eighty-eighth birthday. A ahnwer of useful articles new. pre sr•nteel to Mr. mill Mrs. Heddle and the afternisin was sprat 111 ss-bll enjoy mens on the lawn. the ladles serving n epden1181 Innehe.n. Ur. H,41dle replied In his usual quaint an cheerful Hours of Business 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. The Joyous Month of June HOW much we all look forward to the month of June, when all nature is at its best, hpw delightful it is to go boating, golfing, motoring or to a picnic in the glen or at the beach. Being properly attired for such occasions adds greatly to the pleasure. Our immense stock of outing apparel is exception- ally well assorted. SWEATER COATS The Sweater Coats never were more attractive. The charming styles and lovely shades are surely most tempting. In all styles of pullovers and coats, in all -wool, silk and wool and fibre silk. All reasonably priced, front $2.95 to $20.00. Women's Fibre Silk Hose $1.25 per pair Special value wonseu's Fibrae Silk Hose, Crown .duality, lisle top, in black, white and popular colors. $1.25 per pair. Motor Caps Women's smart Motor C.tp. All the season's newest style, in smart Motor Caps. Priced from $10.00. Kayser and Niagara Maid Silk Gloves r -These two well-known Canadian makes of Gloves we stock in all sizes and all leading shades. Per pair 75c, $1.00, $1.25 tend•$1 5. Guaranteed, of course. Women's Kosy-cut Vests Women's extra quality rosy -cut Vests. Special 00c each'. r i a ■ 1 1 ■ $ ■ 1 1 ■ ■ K r ■ "Art in Knitting Monarch Floss and Down" if 1 1 1 111 IR$ $ 1 ■ This Is the title of the new' knit 1111( Buil er.a•heting hook :IAA uu sale In -the Wool Depart - went. In H are ,.bona, its lithographic .vines, the very latest style and .,.hors in knit and crocheted gaarlur11rs for all ages of Infants. girls,, women. boys and well. Thr ever -popular sweater coat and p.illurer .N,•npy s very prowirn'ut pla„• and many charming styles *i. shown. The book_ is a truly Canadian production: the garstents Illustrated were all wade Ie Canadian wdpn•et. "anti the material need was Is 4'it media n- made "U4.ng rah Floss alai "Mona r.It Down.- The knitting' and cru-lwi1uig directions given am clear awl shuttle and are exactly as used ht the pnslnetlon of 11w w.nh•I gnrweuts show n '1\0 produce the proper n•suhtsethr yarn Indira tel In dlrrtime, given foretach garment must he used. a full range of which will he if 1 In - Inns Department. 1'er POW. 2:s•. "alouarch ►`blas" W a beautiful, nue. soft quality of wsd in tla' twofold Shetland nos. n, i -t that nos n light weight garment suitable for the $tanner •'scning,. on lawn or lake•, or for bonne wear wh.•n .1 1141.• ,•yt1.11 wnrual. Is u,+•.Ld. \luunr-I IM.wu' i- a fourfohl "4141 Just tele the ,.eight of I•tlt't let ltd floss. it'al is Ii.el n here it 1,.vi'ivr. more sols.htltlml garment is required It I, n very MOP .111.1 lily of woad ,u,d wake. up a .nia•rlor arttele A's ,cry e8tetsi,e range Of color,. :.r,• shown its loth 11u.s and down. inclndlig black. „Lite. novo.. aid cos••. .trr.,I,•rrc. butt. solid. mist. ',,t.ne, brown. cardinal.... I. -t. (*open., sky. purple. .auert141, wliruois•tte. re41441u. Nile. orange. gold. Royal. 14ri.•null blue. In veinier. pink and turquoise. \luwtr.-h 11..4. is put up its 1-1nt Iw1I'. price•, :::a Istll. N11.01 nil Down Is pot rip its _-..z. balls. price, 1,1,11. We extend greetings td the members of the London Conference who are to visit our town next week and trust they will fully enjoy their -stay in Goderich. We shall be glad to welcome them also at the Scotch Store and to extend any courtesies within our power. • McCall Patterns McCall Patterns The Leading Mail Order Store 1■MM■■■1■■■i11■1t■1■■■111■1■■■■11■1■ PHONE 56 1'Vlillors Scotch Store PHONE 56 ■■511/111■■■■■11■■Y■■■■■$*$$111■11■111111*' nth' purposes still ui,lispslsd nt. After dln•nssion it , sus 11144111141 to nwslt the action of the unary routa•il at .Ione .session 1'e soldiers memorial. Re 7'ny-lor's hr4Slite, -flogs and teide•rs for steel tad concrete bridge were. ,•nnsiderel. also plain of Tho.. Sandy for c.nt•rete lrc11 111111 te1111er fherefnr were also considered. but It wets de- cided to in% estigat,' the ground for foundations on May 27tH, Before de- ciding whether to mind a s1e•e1 bridge or an arch. Ile 4'itrrick brlditr. 4'onl- clllor .1Hinf000m repsarh.l that n devia- tion mall 1•x11 1s.4 INng.tt. 1.111 as 1'. Austin asks $1,(84141. and M. M.K,nzir $:'ANI for 11 toad to the top of the lake hank. it wets decide) to look• into the feasibility nt an arch on the original road mite on May 27tH. No merlon w -an taken re 1'ritehard's bridge, It hieing on enmity dssiicnntld rued, but Reeve reg•n•dlug the eounty funds for pater- i)nitom ens a+lel to bare the Aunty _ build two bridges oil th. hike, road this year. A petition from Dungannon ratealyers, asking to be anise( to ,lo their statute labor for this yenr within the villain' ler n poolimaste•r Instead of 1111 the• enmity roads, wan granted os.' motlort 41f Hackett and Itk•hards.r. Mr, John It. Savage helug named as the pwhmaster. It was found neressoty to leave over the matter et soldiers' honor r1.11 for further hlfirwattun. Marlattw* Specific Rem ove,s' ani Stones firour,s 24 THE Never -Failing Remedy for Appendicitis indlge.tinn, Stomach Disorrlera, Appendicitis end Kidney Stones are often called hy Gall Stones, and mislead people until those had attacks of Gall Stone Colic appear. Nat one In ten Gall Stone sufferers knows what ia the trouble Mnrintt's Specific will cure wtthoi,t rain or oper- ation. For sale 41eluslrely In (}oke - rich by JAMFM A. ('AMPREI.1.... J . W. MAR LATT 6.a7 let ON IORIO ST. TiMOtfl) OM: Wm. Elliott, shovelling gravel and' 4'onn*'Il then ndjoarned to Julie 2.1ns 'droning p11. $.'.:p: 'Wm. Draper, port- at 1 p. m.. on notion by I11.8.,nI.on ting Its Nle. „an. $12.75: F. M.'lilyun, and Jamieson) dragging 1•.n. 4. $:1.1NI: W. 1'. Reed, '1'111 is. 4;. A I.I.EN, part salary, ammo; total. 0324.151. 4'I,•rk of .l.htteld_ The follile.ing ne„nnta were order4•41 paid, 141 motion by Hackett awl Jamlesm : 11. Merger, gravelling e.1, 9, $2.1141: S. !Gnat. rep. 2 s'nleerts, 5 It. ft nue! 7 E. Silts*: 1t. Johnston. rep. washout, N. It. 41 0911 7 Fl., $2.(141: 41, 11a11. raga. !triage. S. It. 9 and 10 14,.1 #2.1141: M. McMillan, rep. waahoitt, 14.1 1t. 0 and 10 E., $1.1Nt: H. Miller, rep. grad,'*'. $?I,:iU: R. Tw•nmley, rep. brldtge, S. It :1 rind 4 F:.. $8410: 4'. 4'nn,itlwll, gravelling ptl. 10. $1.:d1: F. Johnston, teeming grader, $8.(481: i). \Irlhamull, removing ernnswsy, 1,. H„ $1.4141: It Itlsse•tt. dragging on 1.. R. and ('nn. 1.. $14.25: 41. Jami(wrn, dragging on L. It. anti ,nn. 12, $4:50: Wm. Johanna. rep. elleret ,N. It. 12 nivel 13. $t.(N): P. , Mnrphy, 1441. (arteria R. H. :t and 4, rind en. 9, $1.30; Jaa, ¥alMugit, halllfi, newt fees. 1019, $11,00: John ('aflleruy. assessing $100. petrel" for 'soldiers' honor roti $13, and for equal•' IxItsg nnlln w•h,s.ls *211. pwtage and Ittatlnlrry *2.2fl, total $117.26: W. Footer. troth nn tern,ler, north twain- dary, I> 1. anti N. It. 3 and 4, $*1.781; at THE HOTEL BEDFORD on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th. Dorenwend's of Toronto imide you to their display 111 the Is.„ ed ere ,rti.tic hair goods. If pito• owll lu4ir 1. thin. doll owl nula4omtug. let Sal 111.111,411' strafe Just wholt run 111• I441111. 1" .ripply your hack of too,. and how pN't recti, it Is accotnpl Ished. FOR 1.1111f.s:-Sw'ltrhe•s, Transformations, Wa%es, Chignons, Ete. F'1►R BALI) \IEN :-iIORFNWEND'S TOUPEE %%III mike yon . look y ears c, nicer nIt,1 Improv a con*' 11,11148 Light ns n feather and indef.. table on our sanitary patent struchlre- This di.plas is for one day tint). WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4. Appointments ran he arranged at residence If desired. THERE 1R NO CHARGE EOR \ DEMONSTRATION I'Iwnpad,olrs, THE DORENWEND COMPANY OF TORONTO 1.1MiTE1) (lead ()Mee:- 103 103 IONI.F: ST. 1