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NILE.
UUNUANNUN.
NVeeexmiley, March leth. I( A. NEWTON, DENTIST, I.UCK-
Lew. 'I'aylor is busy
g
breaking iti his ..M • NOW. At hemeoverY day exoeset l'hurs
day.. New itaueny for extractinteeth atonal°.
cheetuut colt. forwl.bstier Ilol,, gas. Crown and bridge work
tioorge, Pentland is at ineseent ens eiennuuni elate. luon.breakablte.
N. 9. -You can id way. hate your work much
assisting Rot', (.Irvin 1.0 cUt Wood. better done in the dental office -MOUS time.
Iteg. Ryan epeut IL couple of deer hi ftlest.bir Cantle torititi. newifiniiuid.olng tb. work, wore con,
latektiow visittne his father, who WAS
NOTICE.-TIIE LOCAL AGENCY
11"1110 from the Suss
In Dungannon for The Signd al iLite Po.t,
Mies Ruby Itubimm
e, teecher of No. Wake nook and Stationery Store whore
1. colhorne, vented at the home of
mitt Mni. Ihtubar, Nile.
Mr. and Mn'. George Stothere. of
Welkerton, are moving down to the
place lately occupied by Jas. &title.
Owiog to this extreuiely bad state
of the roads uu Sunday our pastor was
unable to get to bin appointment/I un
Huy Kerr is bony there day, deliver.
ing the bootie which he recently sold.
Everyone is well pleased with hiss pur-
chases
Edward Olean war renewing old
acquaintances lato. week. Ed. always
gets a hearty welcome when he comes
to Nile.
Miw Carrie Potter. who low peon in
't. 'Thomas undergoing medical treat-
ment, has re:awned twine !flitch ins-
proviet et health.
31i. and Mee. Wm. Ryan are 'ing
to Dungannon, where Mr. Ryan in-
trude going into Inteinees. They will
Is. much mistiest in thin vicinity, as
t hey were active church members.
Mebane (iirvin and Mc Dairen,'
hate quit Lhe maiming fur the rea-
son on account of the water. It take*
them to get the wood and as Mr.
tlirviti is au old -tinter it is just btu
for hien.
Cutlets! NOTES. Ne x t Tilessley
evening the Epworth League topic will
be "Things 10'I Ileve Learned front
Noble Men Outside The Bible." The
.illiject will be taken by Charles
t,irviii and the meeting will be had by
ise Nellie Ryan'.
8,14 IA I. Eveserte -Evening parties
crew to be very much in vogue
around here. Un Wednetiday evening
I. Currie entertained a 'flundwr of
voting people. On Theraday Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Taylov entertained a num-
ber of friends from around here and
from lialerich and Carlow, and on
Friday Mr. and Mrs. Dunlier gave a
pleasant evening to a large party of
Nile friends. The evening was epent
in progreasive genies.. iiiii sic. etc.,
:titer which a vet y dainty lunch wain
nerved. All repaired h feeling
that their genial hest and heelers" had
excelled theunwlees along the line of
entertaining.
LUCKNOW.
Most, 11. Moor It littli.
,% large quantity of pr....lied hay has
Issot .hipped lately fr Lucknow
-tat iou.
Murdoch McInnes has rha.ed his
barber shop, with the intention ot go,
ing West.
Messrs. Collins & Atcher bat. 11111
lititel 010 butcher laciness front
Donald Campbell.
Alex. Hass left !net week for 1 him
loru. Sask.. after "spending it few
necks with his friends.
Edward Earle, of lackuow, died
Friday last, the renult of a paralytic
stroke sustained it short time ago.
The Lucknow Sentinel rays that
Steele Hunter, of the tioderich-Luck-
now stage liue, has the U. T. It. trine
wed fur prompt mail service.
t1'ut. Attie( has bought the butcher
-bop recently occupied by Jan. Ger-
(Ion. the grocery etere formerly occu-
pied by IS Thouipson. and the ',hop
iscupied Inc Alex, Rosa the 1144111/.10
Mr. and hlr's Ilaus who ere leaving
for Fergus, were the recipients of
Pogue beautiful present. from some of
1 he denartmente of the Methodist
hurch, hi which they bave been
active workers.
.% gt'an.l ertrnival was hell! in the
Lorne link Wednesday ev g. It
tea:, a decided succese, and a 'ergo
crowd attended. Prize -winners were :
Muses Mary McLean, Etta Thompeon.
Mildred Spence. Margaret Taylor,
Messrs. W. 41. Young, A. E. Murchi-
son. J. Finlater. P. McCoy.
nig -I.fterk PETER W.sTmoN. -There
(lied at bit honw, on the 12th conceit-
sion of West Wawenoeh. nn 1Vednes•
day, February 2110i, l'eter 11 atson, in
his seventieth year. Mt-. Watson was
'Inc ot.. the most widely known and
highly respected ,,resident. (If the
township. Although he had been Ril-
ing for some time past he was compar-
atively Arcing mad a week before his
death. The deceased was born in
liadenoch, Inverness-shire, Scotland,
en March 12th, ItD4. Ile Came to
Canada in 1850, and in 11407 was nm-
ried itt Puslinch to Annie hlel'henton.
who survives him. The',' family of
three sons and four slaughters all stir-
ive also. with the exception of the
eldest (iiing)iter. who died about a
year ago. Deceased was it metnber of
the lateknow Preisbyteri411 rhumb.
l'he funeral took place to blreenhill
eemetery. tateknow, and was very
largely attended.
WESTFIELD.
TRURNDA Y. Mar. 12th.
1.):1111WARY KXAMINATIONN. -- The
following is the report of the eland -
nig of pupils in 8. S. No. 9, East We -
newish. at detertuined by February
examinations ; Senior V. A -Jas. Mc.
(lintel), John Buchanan. Senior V.
MeLarty, Tommy Rodger,
Russell Woods, Cecil McLarty (absent
for one examina(ion.) Junior V.--
Feele Wightman, Alva Melkiwell
(absent for ell examinetions). IV. -
Frank McLarty. Maggie Farrow
end Leslie Buchan an (equals May
Cook, Nelson Robison, Jennie Tenney.
111. -May Tenney. Lilly Ilibbitt,
Colin Campbell /absent for one exam-
ination). Senior 11. --Violet Iluchan-
an, (ierty Ilibbitt. Junior D. 'toy
Patrons Charlotte Tenney. Willie
Iliblett, Part 1. Norman Black
men. Average attendance, 17. M. I.
CLARE, Teacher,
WICON1041) %V, MATell 1/41h.
John Rogers in moving Ilia family
the, week to the house on Wm. Mc-
tarty', ferns
1V. 11. Campbell in attending the
Grand Lodge of the A. 0. I'. W. in
Tomtit() leis week.
Mrs. 1V. F. Campbell returned home
on Friday Iaat after a three months'.
visit with het perente and other
friends' at Comber.
A 'Bible sandy contest was held in
the Donnybrook Epworth Latime on
Inertia," evening. The questions' were
very promptly answered by the young
people, which (showed they had pill it
greet deal of study on the q‘Wationa.
Ads -palming in The Signe, pay-.
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MAFEKINU.
COLBORNE.
Tremesv, March 17th. Teleran v, Mar. lath.
Mrs. Au/let-Juts of Zion, ie visitiug oeveral cases of grip have been re -
relatives' here. ported in this viciuity.
Andy Culbert traded uff his driver Miss Clara Penniegton has returned
to H. J. Blake on Sisturday. home after epetiditig several month..
Miss Lizzie Blake is spending a few 111 thelerie11-
(ley' with telethon in Lucknow. I 11. F. Schwaisc, whu hate been wend.
(leo. Tweeuley tapped his treed last iug the winter at ha home here. left
week and had • couple of days' good ,iat eisatirday fur the Vest.
n 611
CIII willreceived for subeeriettue., ad• ear run. A eleigh-loart eif young people fount
yortlaIng anal job nork, and ruceipte wi
given for eniounui "aid for the iiamr. Misr M. J. Slistekletou. uf Crewe, hi tin. Maitland took 111 the oyster eup-
Misa Alary Mills is spending a few atitvesPrebeheire". visiting (lieu& and vela- Iitient- Nit fhldri;(4,4131:;fl'ec,‘10fodegricathotitenw:ii,os1:1114
1Vitextienee, March leth.
days with her sister Min. Medd \VIII. Rivers is having an auction gwki "we'
sale of hin 'surplus etock uu Monday.
the Gid Met.
A number of young people spent a
very pleasant evening at the helm. of
Rola. Fitzgerald last Friday.
Relit. and Will. Henry have rented
the 200-itere farm of John 11'oals in
1Veet NVawanueli fat a term of years.
Mien Pentland, of Nile. was the
gtieet of Minn Mary Ryan on Sunday
hiet.
Mr. and Mrs. Illuwe, of Mitchell,
were the guests. of J. H. Walkout and
wife uu Sunday last.
Jack Roberta and Benson Case, of
the U. C. I., epent Saturday aud Sun-
day at their hotline here.
Mr. %Vetch, general ageut of the
I.:embalm. Life Assurance Co.. is in
our village thio week on busineas
Win. Stuart returned on Saturday
last from Peterborough, where he
'spent the wetter in Alletea timber
J. Medd. V.S., is at protein in T•
!unto with a carload of horees. Ile
shipped the wile from Auburn hue
Seturday.
Wm. McClure, wife and child epeut
a couple of deye last week with Mr.
MeClure's friends itt Huila t and Col-
borne township's
Mr. Smith is at present elating hie
Rev. W. A. Smith. He has been
in the West for a couple of year* and
will spend some Dine here.
Mists Richards, of St. Marge, arrived
itit Munday and will hate charge of J.
13 Walkones millinery department
the coming haulms
Wan. Sproul has sold his homte suit
lot to N% Ryan, Mr. Sproul will
move into the !ntre recently vacated
by hie mother. ad loining his shop.
Mrs. Sproul. Pl., will hereafter matte
her home with her eon David.
It eerie mu et I. - We are pleased to
state that Mrs. McMatle who has been
seriously ill during the winter, is now
recovering. Iler daughter. Mrs. Man-
lier... of Winghaen, is visiting her at
present. Her son from Clinton spent
it day or two here last week.
Ex(fliXI4C o PRol'ERTIEn. - -
Jas. Bailie moved last week to
Walkertou, where he has bought lieu.
etothene bakery business as elated
last week. Mr. Stothere will move to
the fern" recently vacated by Mr.
Bailie. Mn. Stothers and daughter
arrived on Monday and are spending
a few days at Mrs. Stothers' old home
here.
ItErnovEti. Chas. Agar, wife and
family, who 'UM! been residents of
our village for Nome time, left yester-
day for Sanketoon, tisak., where Mr.
Agar has rented three q uarter-sec-
t of land from the Du Bros.
Leval.. Agar also asompanied them.
We joie with their many friends hers
in wishing thein every success in their
Western home.
lilt Le - The score of the
shoot of the Dungannon Rifle Club on
Waluesday, March I 1 th. wee ice fol-
lows :
Pe yds. Ai yds. total.
II. Jonee 15 1) 21
W. Reid 11 12 27
T. McLane I I to 21
J. McLane 1; lo •Pt
Dr. Bice In 211 :a
C. Elliott le lo
IL Bower. 44 Ili 311
11. Wallet, II 15 211
P. Fionigau II 110 21
)1. lteid ' 12 11
T. Melliee 7 12 le
J. McKenzie 12 /4 :11
A. MeOee oi 15 145
N. F. Whymtvi 11 11 25
I'. Sandertem 11 10 31
.1. Smiley 11 12 21
Jim Elliott Is 15 *1
ROSS Taylor le 12 22
Bert Treleaven _ 11 11
Heidi. Stothers 11 4 15
John Ryan 11 - , 9 lift
PORT ALBERT.
TUEIDA V, March 17th.
Angus Gordon visited in Manchester
last Saturdny.
Mr. -Oliver is down at HtRtla
with hs son, John, at present..
Quite a number fro,,, around hen.
attended a party at John Shields' last
Wednesday and report a good time.
W. McLean. of Lindsay, was in this
neighborhood last week attending the
funeral of his mother-in-law, Mrs. F.
Cunningham.
Miss Celia Cunningham returned
h last Thureday from Arthur,
where she hint pleasant three weeks'
visit with relatives.
()wing to the bad coatis last Sunday
both the Presbyterian and English
chervil pulpits were vacant.
11r. and Mrs. J. P. Cempbell, ot Ikl-
fest, were the guemts of the latter's'
parent'', Mr. and Mrs..1. Bennett, one
day last week.
There must have been some great
attraction in the Circular Town last
Saturday, for 'several of the boys from
near this village took the trip on foot.
But cheer boys, we arc living in
hopes of seeing the electric cars run
soon and then we shall all lie able to
take a holiday
Mein! (ie ci-NNINnii.‘ NI. -
Death has once more visited our
midst and taken from tie e much re-
spected reeident, in the person of Mrs.
Francis Cunningham, who peseed
from this lift. on 1 'weds y. March link
Deceased had been in poor health ter
over a ynsr, but relief came at last.
Mee. Cunningham's trouble was prin-
cipally dropsy. She wan in her fifty-
eighth year and leavps to mourn her
demise her !testified and six daugh-
ters : Mrs. W. McLean, Lindsey ;
theMeans Louetta. teacher at Bel-
fast : Minnie, at Ooderich Business
College ; at the Ooderich Col-
legiate Institute. and Mary and Maud
at home. The funeral, which took
plaec sn Friday to Dungannon cetne-
tery, was largely attended. showing
the esteem in which the deceased was
held. Rev. .1. U. Reid, of Nile, con-
ducted the olinetainess The pall-
betiren. were NV. 1. Pellow, D. Mc-
Kenzie, .118A. Stevenson. John Gra-
ham. Jon . Crawford and Jesse Gray.
Mr. Cunninghem and family bave
meat sympathy extended to them In
their bereavement..
In the bright eternal y
Death ran never. never come.
In Ht. nen gond time He'll tel at
Yom rnir met It Homo...WPM ROM..
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Ilitrold tom) reviled the fnmily ea
from the well. Covered with green
moan end water, he teased to hit
mother with the (teetered's,' : "Ma,
1 got the eat out by the stem !"
4,
0.1
Ade a-
-
Soule of the ['eye took in tho Carn-
ival at the Lucknow rink on Tuesday
night. They report having had a.
large time. If weather permits the
rink management intend holding an.
other carnival soon.
There WAS a good attendance at the
regular Sunday night service in
Blake's churchun Sunday uight, even
though the roads were not of the beet.
Mr. Sawyer delivered it very interest-
ing setenon in his urea effective style.
The Epworth League of Blake's
church have decided to take charge of
every locoed Wedneeday evening'.
prayer service. A week from Wed-
nesday evening provision will he
made for the admission of all who
have signified their intention of join-
ing the League.
is Cornist..- The weather
during the past week has been very
sptinglike in character and indice-
Lion's all point to the early arrival of
that welcome seaeon. Crows. black-
birds, robins and other harbingers of
spring have been otwerved, and the
cold snap of yesterday has given prob-
ably only a temporary set -hack. The
soft weather has left the roads in very
poor condition, and where the snow
is still deep the. pitch-holen are notne•
thing awful. If cold weather con-
tinues for some time it will 'sake ex-
cellent skating, as all the (bite ate
flooded. This would he the next beet
thing to the early arrival of balmy
spring weather.
BLA Itt LEALIUM W ILI. ENTERTAIN.
-Patience a a virtue, so the Lanes
correspondent seys, and we 'mot
agree with him. We would refer hen
and the people of Haekett'n to that
pansaute in Longfellow's Psalm of
Life -"Learn to labor and to wait."
They have proved tbeinselvee good
"lehorens" and now have an oppor-
tunity of exercising their patience •
little by "waiting" until the people of
Blake's have provided something good
for them. The members of BlekeSi
League and community have decided
to entertain the Ibicketes League on
Friday evening. March 27t11. An ex-
cellent program is being tarp:wed and
a hearty invitation is extended to the
Haeketes people to spend a social
evening at Illakes church.
SHEPPARDTON.
WEI/NI...F.11A T. March
Rev. M. Rutherford celled on a
number of his parishioner. here ou
Tenelay.
Bert Foster and Will Vrittoinall 'luxe
been busily engaged ill drawing weed
for the school.
hIrti. .1. Chapin/in, of Olean. New
York, in viniting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. (S. C. Simpeon.
Miss E. Foeter and Mita E. Illeytten
were out last week collecting for nine-
bi0111 in countelion with the English
church.
Mrs. D. McNcc and Mrs. Jas, tim-
bale have been indispoecel with 'severe
colds, but are now much better.
Mien S. Pollock and Miss L. Monti).
son. who have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Nelsoll lintharu, returned to
their homes in Pine River last week.
Ed. McLean. of Lucknow, in 'Tend -
111F a few days with relatives here.
Ills friends are pleased to learn that
he is recovering from the injuries he
received in the Chepleau wreck at the
beginning of the year.
KINTAIL.
Tesseso, Mar. 1701.
Miss Belle McWhinney is visiting
friends in Goderiels
Wm. Long, of Toronto, spent a few
days veining friends in the village.
The many friends of Jas. Dalton are
pleased to sec hint going stout again.
Donald Meteor has vacated his
residence in the village and will make
bin home for the present with his
/laughter, Mos. JaeNVest.
John Dingwall and Dave Mc(lill, of
Myth, have returned to their home
after a few pleneutnt holidays at the
resithace of Duncan McKay, Lake
Shore.
LOTHIAN.
Tegensv, March 17th,
Miss Mary McLean visited friends
io Lucknow and Kinloss last week.
Miss visited the Misses Mc-
Intyre from Seturday until Monday
morning.
John Morrison has been on the sick
list for the last week, but we are
pleatied to eye hint around
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew MacKay have
returned to their home in Port Elgin
after visiting Mende and relatives,
around here and in Ooderich and other
places.
KINGISBRIDGE.
Wm, tit 'MI: WRITER ?-- We re-
ceived an interesting budget of news(
this week from Kingisbridge, but RP
the writer did not give his tor her)
name we cannot pinatas it. We bave
repeatedly Mated that we neat have
the names; of all eorresamdents, not
for publieetion, but an a guarantee of
good faith. We have no doubt that
irrewporident in this ease meant
well. and we hope that he Inc she) will
write us, as we are looking for a regu-
lar correspondent for Kingnbridge. -
Forret Stover..
LAURIER.
8%1'1'1111%Y, %larch 14
Herr is spring.
Minn Mabel Parriet it thn gifted 01
Miss Annie McLennan this week.
Nlisia Minnie McLennan, nt Irina(
rich, spent it wrek with her aunt, Mr.
Ken. E. McLennan.
Mn.. MacDonald, of Lciehalah. wa
the guest of her (tinter. Mrs. Duncan
McLennan, for a few days' boa week.
M vrri,AND 11.10i arising: NirrKs. -
The weekly prayet•oueeting will be
held in Bethel on Friday evening
NVe trust, that there services may
prove very helpful to all who attend.
Maple eyruponalsinti la the In
of the day an this vicin ty
spite of !gear eleighing, it nuifither u(
the young people went il/ to hear the
Irish evangeliete 1,, (ioderich lust
week We are pleased to report
that Wesley Iluaking recovered
ft his recent attat•k of grip.
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CREWE.
Tt•ests.. Y. hlarelt I it le
!Milo )1. .1. Shackleton is visiting
reequip. at Maleking.
Thos. Culbert has touted terusistuit
Auguetine's farm on the ILII custeee-
sion.
hire Wm. Sherwood autl her son,
Allred, of Belfast. visited Crewe
1, keels loud week.
Mr*. J. WItitly has reined her tarn
iif lit, /acres on the lth concession of
Aehtleld Lo (Jess Duruiu.
Mies Lizzie liauley, of Otelerich, itt
at present the guest of the Midgets
Maud and Lottie Pierce.
Mrs. Win. Pierce attil Mrs. Joloi
Menary were the guests of Sirs. 11.
Taekalserry on Thursday.
Throat
Coughs
Ask your doctor about these
throat coughs., He will tell
you how deceptive they are.
A tickling in the throat often
means serious trouble ahead.
Better explain your case care-
fully to your doctor, and ask
him about your taking Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral.
W. r form 'alas
Woo bowel, orr..kol
4, fro. our nrodneine•
tiers
dortJr
.ameseeeis.
Who makes the best liver pills? The
J. C. Ayer Company, of Lowel1, Mass.
They have been making Ayer's Pills Inc
over sixty years. If you have thc stight-
est doubt about using these pills, ask.
your doctor. 1)0 as 18 ssys, Advises.
Xsdbpt»»J. C. am co.. Law •
Thursday lite!, after ftlietidifig
Ili with frittidti iii St. Tleatiae.
Tile Tata, brothers, of Colborne, left
for their new 1 • in the Wait. neat
Malibu Creek, the beginning of the
week.
Clinton Carries Bylaw.
Clinton, hbirch le. A bylaw to
/itrust a (miner agreement with the
Doherty Organ Company. and enable
them to albino their leteineise and
furor a joint stock (uniquely with in-
creased capital, was voted on today
and earliest I.y 315 for to against.
Chronic Coughs Cured
Mrs..lesepla Eccles of Drein .e. saes:
"1 took 4 nr bottles) nf Psyclune.
Today being St. Petrick's Day anus and a cough 1 had continually for 111110
of Her Crewites are doing justice to sn'Iths dissiTesr.ed• 11 is the bo4t
the occasion by IL eariug a bit of green remedy for chronic coughs that I in Of
ribbon or bouquet. u
Thousands of living wit nesse!. pro -
There ate two young iiulie. from matinee Psychtne th• greatest medicine
New York calling on the Irwhelors in the world. I t is not a patent medi-
around here. They are thinking ef
'starting a millinery at Crewe. eine, hut a prescription of a great phy-
gave a dancing patty to smile of the er any run down or weak condition. At
gelasieano.f t hpro":: t. iltungt'erthn'tritneitatrii Itnrnti.
Mr. Free, of the Illi concearion,
young folk of the Ith last evening.
or Dr. T.
Seine of the older folk seem to have A.1 sdIrtue7ggunils,"Ltm"i"5
ietcd,Toriee"°t0..
loot nothing of their youthful vim In
the mazy dance and all seemed to have
enjoyed It insmeneely. Tom Elliott,
of Dungannon, supplied the music in
his usual pleasant, good-natured man-
ner.
LEV:SCRS.
Teensy. March 17th.
The robin has come but has n•ceivod
a rather cold reception.
Farmers are busy looking up feed
and getting ready for the epriug iv/AL
they hope soon to begio.
'We are pleased to hoar that Mrs.
Archie Horton is getting a little bet-
ter and hope alt.' will Soon be able to
go around and Kr her friends.
The Rev. Mr. peek', returned this-
sionary from Formosa, will occupy
the pulpit here next Sunday end we
hope to SW a good congregation to
meet him.
.1. T. OoltIthorpe was through this
dintlict last week with an engiiteer
taking level's for the eonstructitm of
the electric railway. What will the
cars be running ?
A Densee.- A debating eticiety 1'
1,010(4 oreanized etuong the young
men of the neighborhood, and tho
first debate lute been Arranged to take
place in the Temperance Hall next
Friday evening, ott the dairy cow
versus the beef cow.
Ctrn.--A !fleeting ol the
Fartnera' Club WAS held in the 'rein-
peranee hall lent Wedneeday evening.
Speeches were given by 44. J. Morris,
vice-presideut of West Huron Fann-
ers' Institute, :out A. Hughes'. of
Sarnia, aiid several tiartialorrb of the
club also gave addrataies tin agricul-
tural topical. James Linklater con-
tributed to the progratu with s iiiii e
violin 'selections. Another meeting
will Ise held on the 25th. The plane of
the club have been it interfered
with dueling the winter by etoriny
weather and bad midis but it is ex-
pected there will be uo lllll re iliffictilly
on this Wort, and that. the met•tinget
will now be held mere remain' ly.
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WYAL.
EmiPAY, NIA.V. 1;111.
Nathan Johns, township /weenie's.,
was in this c ity litet week.
A. tW. Wise hat (Repined of Itie fat
cattle to 1V. T. Murney, 1.4 Gude:eels
Haughton Soinersall i recovering
from a never'. attack of typhoid fever.
Coon Stewart royally entertained n
number of his friends at his I on
Thursday evening.
Robt. McMillan returned last week
from it few weeks' visit te friends
GoderIcKtownship,
WEnNEISDAY, March Irith.
Mies -Potheritigharn, of beeburn,
visited last week with friends en Pop-
lar Row.
II. .1. Morris, of Moirrisditle Farm.
left on Friday evening to spend a few
days in l'orontis
Mime Poi ter iieturnod to Inc houe,
The Pantry,
The Kitchen
and
The Diningroom
aro requisites ill every
well -ordered household ;
iievertheleas
They would be
useless t
adjuncts to the home
without being supplied
with
Good Things
that are fresh and pure,
front
STURDY & CO.,
THE GROCERS.
Phone ot. Prompt Delivery.
INSURE YOUR HEALTH
AND COMFORT
on stormy days
by wearing ,'t
• 411100-0.
•' WATERPROOF
11 OILED
'CLOTHING
Clean - Light
Durable
Low in Price
KELPION
STAINLESS IODINE OINTMENT
Doe, nol l0101' or burn, cure. Rheuinalmm. Sprains,
Bruise. and large glands, •pp1,41,) rubbing. at all
I h11( St.Rte.
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Girlhood and Scote.S Emulsion are
linked together.
The girl who takes Scott's Emul-
sion has plenty of rich, red blood; she is
plump, active and energetic.
The reason is that at a period when'a girl's
digestion is weak, Scott'.* Emulsion
provides her with powerful nourishment in
easily digested form.
It is a food that builds and keeps up a
girl's strength.
DRU0018T8i 80C. AND $1 •00•
The windy month
Of March is here
Some warm things left
Thafore not dear.
While Winter lingers if
hill., lap of Spiiug, 1.b are still stillug the heavier
goods. The low prices tni many Ilium give you the
opportunity of a practical investment.
New Goods
for the New Season
are coming in fast.
We do not think nicer cloths for men's suits and
medium -weight overcoats were over produced than
those imported by us for the coming season's wearing.
We take these line fabrics, selected in "British Mills,
imported in exclusive patterns, and impart to each
garment that quiet and artisticsimplicity which meets
good taste. Our garments appeal lo gentlemen.
We are exclusive tailors and inen's furnishers,
devoting our whole time to the study of what is newest
and most popular in art -tailored clothing; yet moder-
ately priced.
- We shall be pleased 1,, have you call.
,
' Everything for Men and Boys.
,
, -
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE.
THE FENCE TO BUY
IS THE FENCE THAT WILL TURN ANY
KIND OF STOCK and last longest. When we
say that fence is the PEERLESS we hove plenty
of good reasons for saying so. It is
HORSE -HIGH,
BULL -STRONG
and PIG -TIGHT
Made of all No. 9 wire. Will stand double the
strain eve' required of It. It's all in tbe lock the
harder you pull the lighter at holds. C.annot slip
up, down or sideways
That's THE PEERLESS
All kinds of Fence Wire cheap at
Worsells' Hardware
and Stove Store
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As a store, grows in importance, •its
advertising must grow. But the advertiaing
intist grow-- in volume, in liberality, in quality
-faster than the store itself grOws.
•This is true because the store must keep
pace with the advertising -or within hailing
distance of it. it never does quite "catch up,"
any more than the ears of it train overtake the
engine. Anil exactly as the engine " pulls
tho train 9Iong," so the advertising '' pulls the
store along."
To pursue the comparison : It. requires
L bigger engine to pull a thirty -car train than
it does to pull a ten -car train. And it takes
more advertising to "pull" a sibundred-clerk
store" than it, does to pull a ten -clerk one.
The train will not male much progress
O on the days that the engine is not running ;
but it will make just is good progress oti those
days as will a store on the days when the ad-
vertising isnot running.
Your advertising is "adequate** when it is
strong enough to pull the store along after
it ; whvit it 15 running every week that
you desire to seelt4usiness and 11) increase
trade.
Advertise in
o "The Signal"
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