The Signal, 1909-7-15, Page 5BOOKBINDING
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICiI, ONTAItJO
Tnunwo.to, Ju1.Y 15, 1909 3
tat/ fete A Maiden Reverie.
XCW3 Gf the
SIN mime
Muth+ says, "lie in no hurry ; mar -
K
tilt a oft umeaur tare and wort•y
Auntie says ill timelier grave, •1\'It,•
-- INNYIIunymu fin stave." I''ittitera'k.iIII
o
1 h'. Stewart, of lfluevale, bas
iF,urehased the medical practice of Dr.
Jaiuiteun of %Vhiteehute:h.
Mitt ErrnrelinTet Musgrove, of Wing -
ham, has leen engaged as teacher in
No. n, Hawick, at a salary of ida5•
atutsdtod to os leaving
MisisySilo Davidson, of \Vinghani,
SYt! "4MempW7has be T` tinted asri.tant teacher
r t t + 4 A4 lred.
A. IL TAY WR. BTaATIOKD of the Ripley Inc s'h0OT 6t d a►lary
of x1:,11,
S`1YNOPMIM OF CANADIAN
v WJHTHwk7iT'LAND 1(IWUl.ATIIN$.
Any person who ie the .ole beed of a family
ur any mats over Is yarn told, may homestead
a quart r.esetIiN et available Dominion land in
. The
Manitoba.
limo appear liar.°. atu or
the IWntitt
lot • Laud+ Agency ur Sub Agency tar [Le
district. Kutry by prosy tory be made at any
agency. un cortein conditions, by father,
mother, eon, daughter, brother or sister of
Weeding land lel.
hoNe.+t"•der.
D.tios' riwldel111e uponand
_tS,t math
cultivation of the land In emit of throw ears.
h� phouiestete�wer usay live l on a term of ab thin oast ine tNO �Acrot w
solely •true. and uocupiwi by hltu or by his
father, mother. mu. daughter, brother ur
Aster. a• owl
lu „ertalu dlstrleW • homesteader In
studio` may pre. IP a 4Uitrter •ectlo11
I outl• giit,AAld ue tlbreel�t • Price pas., m months in each.. f six
ears from d teoff .0 earn
. teal entry lineludil.
years
tints required
and cultivate fifty acres extra.
A homesteader who has rttan ted his home.
sttlol .trht arid cannot obtain it pre-emption
uttl • • huennateai In certain
d letricta. oe RW per arra. buttes Must
residedx month+ In each of three years, eulti•
sats any err and erecta house worth tpeu.9tr.
W. W. (OILY,
Deputy of the Mi.bner of the Interior.
a.lrsSitsen Unauthorized
be Paid! for.
Charles u
of this ad -
Watchmlikng. eta.
u Y PARK
- WSrdaid•Laa. JawaudeasorTIciax.
kook side of Square. UotleNrh, tont.
Civil Engineering
j.TAUGHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL
V and Hydreelic k:ugtoeer, Uutarlo Load
S urveyor.
Uma - N seen° Telephone herlo• la derich, eeraer
laseireal • p
Charles •IItiRman, ell it or W. W.
H.,11 loan, formerly o f Sitoftt t h,
tuts twee udmitLud to the liar of
Saskatchewan,
Jaime Wright, of Grey, suite led
to a lingering ilhiest of dropsy 01111S111)•
day. the Ott 111.1. Ile leaves his widow
and at grown -op family.
Mare. John 1VImitfletld, one of the
i't 'ei'ed piuutt•rs of Wry, .nLered into
hors rest un 1Vvdne t(lay, the :loth tilt.,
at the tulvanrrd age of eighty years.
Pettr Miuelair, of (trey, ort inmate
u e.-¢ ie'tli
t th aunt !Mum of 'refuge. ,
n r. d_
Y R
last week, ;gait! sixty sine aware. itis
remains were taken to t'runbrouk for
ititei'lilwnt.
Aloud Mlieere, of Brantford, form-
erly of Exeter, siIffei•evl a -mecund
et ike of Intl•alyiis recently.' life ie
attain regaining the flee 41 his limit*
dud of his- voice.
H. U. Amity has resigned the 'trite
cilaiship of 1 r,ularteik public matted
and is goingWent. He will 1e ant• -
credal by Mr. vhitw, won, will rwwivt
a ',dairy tit $:till per annum.. •
S. Elton Itur.11, of Detroit, Piing -
est eon of Charles NMI Mrs. Ittyell. tit
(trey. wan tomtit l 1111 Saturday, the
•!tush ult.. II,,.et Stmt. Ajloude t'heete-
hr,tugh, of Detroit.
11. (1. Ler, a former iweidtent /rf
\Vinghaaui, passed away after a week's -
Mimes at his Ileum in Brantford on
Sawrday, the aril inst. lie iii sur-
vived by hit widow and one daughter,
Miss Jennie.
\V..1. Howson, 111 \Viughain. how
heti'' tit 1lakery huwintst 11f A
J. Niches ui that.towu ant txw added
to it a stock of Hour and feta. Fr:utk
Howson has been inatallerd its mdn-
ager of the buejuess.
David Blair, aT 1toltntield,
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ALFRED E. COOK, TRACKER OF
rtanoplayfng. Theory. Harmony and
Ibnnlerppooint- Pupil. prepared for ezandna-
now .t Toroot.o Conservatory of Music. Apply
at Thomsons Masao 8tsre, Oodench. Mondays
Is('listen at residence of Mr. Alex. Macken
Ontariode, Ontale street.
Medical
"ARS. KMMllfik3ON A TURNBULL.
1 £. T. IutlrWot, M. 1),
W N. TraN.tLL, M. B.
AS'•ea Fiaaillttan Street-_ Phone Int
Dr. Ifesrl mereo• reddenee. North street,
Uppn.tte Kt_ George 'aosoreh, 'phone 1M1.
Dr. Turnbull '+ reminisces, Montreal street,
Neotlweet t Public Idbrar►. Phone 191.
1►R, W. F. OALLOW, M. 11.
Owes and realdeoce, North street, Itoilench.
meth d County Iteextatry ranee. Telephone, 121
Legal
formerly of H(•uceiteld, was married
in Forest \Vrdntsday, the :4ILh
ult.. to Misr Addie Iylizaht'th Taylor,
daughter of R. 11. 1'ay'lur, of that
place.
Wont has%<,Is'en received of the
death in .1114rtx of Mrs. McMillan,
who was formerly Mot. itoliert Antler.
NON. of 1Lemall,' and who .previous to
her Hest tusn-iege was Miss Vista
-1417es, of) xetet; - -
1 L KILLORAN. BARRISTRR,
e/ .Ntoltor. notary, eta. Mimes to lend at
OSess-gitirth Street, Oodarieh
,wow Signal�t.. la asatartk Saturdays.
toed Moeds's. so
X11r• O. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRiS-
111. TIK, .ollcitor, notarl pnhllc. tiMe.,-
Iltoe Greet, Uodertch, third door from
ire ears
PROUDFOOT, HAYS h BLAiR
Wein the Maritime
barrleters. eetleitor.. notating
Court, etc. 1Mlce. t •IE•
S quare, next door C. A. Nalrn'e grocery. PH
vete fund. to lend et lowest estee of intoned.
W. PROCDFUOT, IL C. H. l'. HAYS. U. F
dLA1Pi.
f *HARLRS (JARROW, L.Lif., BAR -
1 RISTIK, attorneys eollcltor. etc.. lode
rick• Money to lend at lowest retest.
��(1 O. JOHNSTON. BARRiSTKR,
L
Haat street, U
solicitor. commissioner. oderteh Ont. pnb_c.
- Inewsnaat" Loans. Etc.
Ct 11nn PRIVATE FUNDS TO
Leo O'7,1 loan. Apply to M. U. AAM•
ROA. Barrister, Hamilton street, Goderich.
W R. ROBERTSON.
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INSCHANCK AOKNT.
Fiat Vit. IreNTvlto: Rrlllsh. l'ansdian and
Andean.
Acta DENT, 14101I4114101I411018st Awo .n
kwrtr[t'' Lunn:,
ITT : The 0001111 Aorident and linarautee
. on�t ItteA of London'Eng,,
F rn•iiTY •NDVw1aiNT[[81011114 : The
LB.
Fidelity aed Uuarautee t'ontpany.
(Imee at reddens*. northeast corner nI Vie.
torts, and St. David's street,.. Phone 1711
JOR
HN W. ('A Ili I E, L' KE, FIRli
and sodden° insurance. Agent for leading
mutual end stock companies. lnsnrente in all
lines effected on boot plane said at lowe+t rales.
l'►11 at Mitre, corner west tatre,•t and lignar,
or address J. W. CRAIUIK, Ooderich, Ont
Tele .hon. 21
McKILLOP MUTUAI. Filth: IN-
D/. U R A N C R l' O, -Farm and isolated
town property Insured.
1Mloers -J. R. McLean, fres., Klprlen 1'. I)
T. Framer. 'Floe Pres_ firuretlrld P. 11.
Thoma. C Hays, tleo.-Tr•ea•,, 1eaforth 1'. U
Directors -War. ('heeney, Seeforth : John
O. Grieve, Winthrop • Uelrge Dale, Semfortlr,
John Bennewela Itnidln; Jame., sus, Bee-+,
wood ; John Welt. Ilarlork ; Thu.. Frmer,
Brumfield ; John IL Mclaoan, Kippers ; Jas.
('atnolly, Hinton.
J. W, Yeo, floimessille, went for West
Huron. Policy hoiden tan pay .sseewments
and get their cants renelji(el at Toter at
Brown's, (Tilton, or at R. H. CoU'sgron ry.
Kingston street, Uodericb.
Marriage licenses
`TTALTBR E. KELLY, -
UUDIRIt'tl. ONT.
Watchmaker, Jeweller and 1 )pticlao.
(weer of Marriage Licensee.
LA'NR, IMMlJElt OF MARRi•
s 7 • Met II.onees. Dederick, Ont.
v _
eaavpfs PARLOR -----
j EDFORD BLOCK BARRER SHOP;
-This well-known and popular stand
tigers Ife patron. the best nervine In .having.
haircutting, etc., etc. ladies' shetnronotne a
. Wty. Only skilled - hand,. enepinyed.
Yonr
Kitpalronasro. pHetwillor. 1>e approolatel. 1I. 11
!KIICHM P
,dnctioneering
THOMAS OUNDRY, LIVE STOCK
sal /slant auctioneer. OMSoen on South
.goat: e C he will be round at an time*
tlryteg stoles. Terms re.sonahle and
sr, Wert need to give you osa(Iefao0on.
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AUCTIONEERINO.
All, branrhem e,areefolly attended to. Farm
live .took salelt, reel estate end nlerehan
..1111401. ▪ salm made anywhere. write for dates or
call and talk Itover with
Cleo. Beckett,
Hamilton street, Goderich Ont.
Telephone No. t0*
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We recommend Ferrovim, the in-
vigorating tonic, to elderly people
whose strength is beginning to wane,
and who suffer frequently from at-
tacks of midden exhauttlon, chillinrtela,
week heart action, etc. Ferrnvim
contains fresh Iean beef, Citrate nf
iron, and pure old Spanish Sherry
Wine. *1,00 per bottle at druR-
Rlete.
{tee. A. W. Dever, who is well
known in 1Vingham and a brattier of
Mee: Wm: "Button, formerly of that•
town, died at his home in Victoria, B.
C., on Wednesday, the Y•1rd ult. Mor.
Dever is it daughter of Win. Blair; of
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mole, of Sea-
furth, received word last week of the
death of AIM•rt Stevens, of Vancou-
ver, who WAN married a year ago to
their daughter Mise Nettie Mt/111e.
T)tcwated was a victim of cuneuurp-
tion,
Miss Euuna (1, Dignan, daughter of
Warren Dignan, of flay, was mar-
ried in the Main street parsonage,
!;'rater; Our Wednesday. the :+11th
to Wm. Furett, of Marquis, Sank.
Mr. and Mrs. Foreet lett a few days
later for their Western home.
A quirt wedding was connuntmatwl
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1Vw.
$herrift, of tVipg_loarn, on Wt'dnem(l }
the:4Oth ult., when their eldest 11-tiu
ter, Annie J. R., wan united to George
Tibio, tit Langeide. ltev. Mr. P__ee,,•Arte
tied the knot. Mr. and Men. Tan
will reside on th gist eon's farm in
K i n lois+,
The marriage of Mise Laura Matilda
flletz. eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Goetz, ,f Desirwood, to
Robert J. Donehy, of Toronto, was
solemnized in the (frac.' street Meth-
odist parsonage, Toronto, on Wednes-
day. the :S)tlt ult. After the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. DOrie rag rdt for
the hide's parental tame in Dash•
wood, where a reception woetendereel
them. Thi.. week they return to the
Quern City t1 reside.
Mary Blanwhard, ludoced wife of
Philip ,lames, passed ,away after it
lingering Illnt'N9 at her 1 ' on the
HO concession of'lirey, un Saturvlay,
1 vel ion w
a 1 inst. 1
rets r w las
h n
the
w the
N r spent 1 1
forty-seven year of age, 1t
greater part' of her life in Winghaut
and vicinity. She ie weirvived by
her husband, her mother, MIs. Blar1-
sharll, of \Vingham, and two sinters,
Mrs. Albert Greeny, of 1Vinghali,, and
Mrs. John Meller, of ltatytleld,
mauler it a former Clintottan, twang
*daughter of the tato C. 1t. Com.
111tygds', a former drygittte' unerchxud'
of 'town, 14... ie now a resident of the
United Stats, Auld recenl1)' cattle into
1 •, Of a colt•
Diol t• r h utao I t h 1 all ill
It n n r yt r y
Of -whit° elle called "experimental
-
marl Mgt.." She . 'itt'ibutes cunside•r-
ttldt tit Aluclirau llter_ttt re in nadil inn
to piddle IwtUnulg -
A Native of the Orkneys.
M;tgelas Speure, o11e of the few
surviving pieneent of the 1st Zine of
'\lutriw, mussed the 1111 un Friday, the
,'Ind inst. I)t•eensed, who tear elghty
rix years of age, w'us a nal ive of the.
Orkney Isituti. Shortly after Ilis
uuu•riage be went to Australia, where
to liven roe s.•vt•trtl 11•.110, tln:tuy re-
ttiming o lalldt. Foil •
t the high )
Years age he emigrated :u 1' 'nett awl
sell led on the let ole of Morris. A
man .'f ifuhnttry and integrity,
dereuted w'as universally resesso,d ill'
The township i e it •d so long.
a which h lived
IIt• had beefit•luaulyi ye•iu'N ap t•Itt '1
111 the Itlu,vath%I'ri'shyterien ebureh.
11e• it survived bytwo daughters
\Irl, McEwen .antart, 1Iend.'tot n,
and one sun, J. *penis..
• Successful Music Students.
At the rrre'nt examinations in
connect' with the Lwindun Uonst•ry
atti•y of Music the followins pupil
ft • this 1• t)• were suecc '.t ai
Intr'rrnr(liate.- In tau-IIonurs. 1\.
4tordotio xnktttrw, 14. Jareott.-Heiteall;
forts, L. Geiser, Crt'ditnn, H. 'Pre
leaven, Lie -know. Jnuior piano.
First-class home -N..1, flank, Lucknutt.
N. Nelhs, Benson, M. M. McNtttightuo,
Sealurth; hun.trs. 1':: Johusluu, forek-
now : poets M. ahannttarr, tandem.
Primary First-class 1 s, (', It��ltz•
haue'ri-Cltntal. JL..bulli1l'iugh un,
1". Ileni•y, Clinton. Intel tiledi ,tai
sight singing E. 11'inse, Utilise;,
ttrst•tltss it t, .1 senor e 1
point- E. 11 tome. /,urirh,: with lii'st-
'laes hgitlrw, Ju11itir historyb
Witter. Clinttnt, abet hutttirn in
primary practical harruunv" L'rinru•v
mailmen's -J, Mark, Lnekuow, wit t
first -eland honors; pass. L. 1 ttiser,
Crediton. 1i. P4.' ,t'od, 1.ucknow•, M.
Shanahan, Clinton.
tune rtonttttttttt g, flow does llrati•
street utte itis standing?" Mir/.'r,
crooning to her twine, sight., "\Vitt
marriage rare begins.' Maud, tai.,.
wtduWed 1stN1 and grass), hokt ill n..
andnotate. "aloe!"
They are older. 'salti r' wi+et., age
should lie a youths adviser. - They
MUNI •know ,tout yet, deco' me, when in
t i tit t y's rylis-1-war--+ill--.44te - would. -tit
love theft. tulntttg .n1 1111' hi% att.
..lav-. tumniug, I mike suited', Illy'
bat 1lartw is tad lik.• oncost tura wbu
to
trey. Isate lies olt.•rt•d me a prize;
lif.• stith love 11x•:alt. ti,u•i.littr. Life
with tit is nut worth oil the foolish
joy's till ea, lh.
Su in stile of all 1 hey ,ay, 1 shall
hour tie. wieldi• ng day.
New Hetet.
Toronto's -
A tool title addition to 't,trtrulri s 11Ut•
hest+ h•it•s is lite "Prince tieurge•,
hotl•1, ' i n,v' King a...l l ,•k streets,
•led and oew urn
I:ulin'1v.reunrbl lag f
i.hed 1 haolighout, it- mice low, tisutl-
hatr arra lilted tip with retlnt'uteet
ti tel,:gars.• le hive (moil I'issel at.
s t Mil ,61-11i0111 tt' guests. 41111.111/1111
turd. 1:uruts•Itn 111.10+. M oretels 11,
'I'll11otpsnn, I'letpt'i.•lor •Loc• of the
dowers .).
WOMEN FINUwRELIEF
la. Dodd's Kidney :ills How Mrs.
Hughes Sunned for Four
Ytars:- •
Morley, (hot., Jelly 12. iSpo'ci:dl.--
NI i s. .I. 't 1 Lighten, off his phare, feels
it ti.'r din t•.'tether suite'ing slitters
.111 over Canada knew that they caul
u.„1,..,n..r;..Ihwbls. toLury'nils,
••1 With IL etre.- ttTer.'r for Tutor
years.- rays Man. Lliebte.. "1. woe.
treated -by now-tli+eti4cawl trim'.near-
ly every- medicine I rteuld hear of,
l,ul nothing trt•nlwl to flu me any
g"".1.
••I woe in bit for nearly Three
year.. .ulTrt•iitg from p tins up any
spinal ...•limo, in uta hemi, ricer tit)•
lrfi rid.'. Iheld's'Kiduey fills cured
me ain,l now 1 suit st.Iong and able to
uti a good d;ty`s wort,-• - '
BACK
AC1113
If you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease. If you neglect
Backache it will develop into
something worse -Bright s Dir
cess or Diabetes- There is no
use rubbing and doctoring your
hack. Cure the kidneys. Chere
is only one kidney medicine but
it cures Backache every time--
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
te0r,0 Ito the Lrgia,tl tit.• li•• trot= ex•
emitted • lufore thy public lie hints
ro it(ee. bol the (lover cut suc-
tawtled.in preventing a full inteeiigit-
1ion. It was shown, however. that
tizatiitevenki was It vedette- 4',meei•va-
tivv worker in the Hindi district, .ai-
drrarin)tpublic, meeting's and, as in-
spector of roadouakiug, distrilniting
I'revintial Government cheviot un the
ere td ioliituubiy,
t If
viuiial authmiIita ih. -by no meant
new in %Ittnilubn. The It•turyt, AN The
\1'' "tag Free Prates at)•N, tit a It
ane, iuul wxtenyls over lhr entire nine
aura during which Mr. (';lin 11.
Campbell. tut Attorney-(irite•aa has
heel, the holder of •the seat of jut•
ease is simply one more item in it rec•
ord of retied character running a wide
gamut of injustice.
1 Phone 5f► D. M ILLAR CO
'Phone 56
Extra Values in Dress Goods •
Special value in all -wool French l'tshulen•t in all the new
shades. inrhiiittg ..let rest; mauve* MMdite, pink, cardinal, white
and black, T 1 inchrr wide, Iwt yard, Sot.
A.11l1etahl,lilie late° s_ PxUia bt•avy quality, in navy:
• brown, red, green tut whit.., vet y siilt.jftle for 1 hildri•nsrxrear - •
and hat hien( suit$, only, per yard, 2Sc
Our Range of White•Dress Goods is most complete.
Sterling Values In Wash Goods
\ i
We Are clearing nut our stork e f Fancy Deese .tori tor.
Every piece haw leen reduced regardleoe tit curt prier. Now it
tt.e,nue to buy you* lin unease*, With Nlul tat a buil seastin
she: on
ad o[ y
More of those splendid Print* have art'ived, and include •
.ui,•
new and novel patterns, all are that kwl 1.1 roll tit per yd, 12't
1• i'
'1 ,l � 1•t. '1 our r nl'1'l 11111111 r r / t I.I 1 II
are few ad f I x
There t h
f
le C
"u•:.0 •r, left in +Erin, Colts Nnd et•i Irs ,tt. ;lel' and s
1 1 p! 1 ) 5
Children's Wear Children's Wear
Jul)' is the• t, a I1, we always clear out what relit:oils of
5 . • Oto• -k . 11'hddren's \\'err, and thin season will 1.e no
exception., 1;tery Itonnet., every Dress, every ('uat must he
cleared. and we haat marked theta tit price. that sh:.dllelsure
a speedy clearance,
ttiC,tt.t. l'tversus-. %Nu 1'rteti untie Volt .tr ,1',1,
NMIL'LAR'S SCOTCH STORE
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•ao Ift1.e
finch ole deo ate misuse, T+ rt. penman -
II' o1W's of the ti)Wt'I'a st'oo'd itt 1,','
LITTLE DIGESTERS
Former Resident of Wingham..
Another of those 01.1 Seotelt piou-
eers who helped t0 build up Ontario
into the prosperous Province it is tie
day plumed :may et Toronto, in the
person of Duncan A. Carnptett, tate of
\Vinghuht. - Ile was ill lriateildaty1141tt
year. Born tit Dunghnore, !slay,
'4
rrltland, he cam.' to this country
when hitt %even years old Soul eeHleel
ill Peel -county. Theta he Bee•amr rn•
gaged itt the neigh. -hard wor' of
clearing tip the land. Later in life he
became rnnrt.'ctel with the limn of
Melharmtid A L,g1111,.-tit lauttklty.
Ontario. 1'yw•easetl wan a brother of
the late Prof. John ('emphett of -Vie
--
torte. tinive•rsity, and he himself was
a Methodist local pre•acher"of great
eloquence, and it etannch Li►erill in
politics. His wire diet in \Vin).-haut
about live years ago, whereupon he
moved to Toronto and took up his
residence with it daughter, Mrs. R,
H. Barlow, on 11txand✓r street,
where he died. The late Mr. Camas'
hell is survived by live onus, all ttf
whtiut are in the_Weet.rru .Provinces.
and three dengghlrre, Mrs. W. 11. Bar.
low, :His.. M, Cautptlell and )int.-
CURRENT LITERATURE:.
lit'ott t\'• 'boor: Coue.4Nn,8, • Wit.
luau. Hutue Companion tar July is a
summerHellion uulula'r. Ther°' are
right .furies in this issue, h 1-
s yrus
Ton us•'ud Brady. M tt act tali Voret,
o
U1. ,• Itrwn, Mary Ili'atiin Volts,. end
-sous •I 1Mac Vorv, Auuir_ Hamilton
1Lmle•ll, A ' kVutatur'a11i1 Eupht•utia
tlut.tem Moto of -titres err 11/v1•
.tont•. of (Ilekind the world and his
wife like to read at this time of year.
oc
Unal the most chorusing of them,
Iwo et "r, is it fa%T ai"Tetiitr Littre'
I lends .- Thing." to Windatwee hal.v
trot'-- il.rll thestr11nttewt member of
the lau.ily. Ksfeei:ally Untidy art• the
art iti thin issue on "Jitly in the
t Dail t t-1'atd," by- Kate V. Se►int-
\Inua, ' "Thr 1Vontftn 1'atuipa•r." "A
chants Caf. Cit.rumurt:' ant "The
i'ieui,
hINiia.ket." Kate Douglas Wig-
gin ,ls a winning •rsomality, and it,
seems; seenso evident ate when she
is. /1(11110111.at "(fhi11-e,rtisottaiacts.'•
A writer in this i.•111• 11.1.1 the good
feetuuie. to -'we heat is - ..e Ilnd tells
about it in a most itil.•rr$tiu? story,
AIT
wit- W iii , ti
terutent wnlrmatle nt'tVinghaul.
Waterworks for Cliatoq.
At a meeting of the Clinton 'Own
council held on Monday, the .ith inst.,
N •, after a heated discussion the water-
g - works i•untrstlra were filially award-Pit:-
the
we e ,the following tender,. being accepted
on the advice of engineer Chipman :
T. M. Cullotr, Hunt twine. excava-
titir,, estimated at $7, 7141
Bunter Bros., Kincmdine•,`wate•
tower and fou ndiJt itisllllll 3, III41
Ga rtshoe-Thompson ('ti., Ham-
ilton, (pipe, etc„ estimated
at .. 1'8, :441
Smart -Turner Miurbine Co„
Hamilton; two twee pumps
1). 1'a ittclon, lot _jigs
'Nodal , which have-Amt--yet-
leen neeepted, have been
received. footle. building1, 111)1
Hydrants and valves" lou
tints engin.' and WIN producer1' (441
Receiving 1itasin 1. elia
Fire at Wingham.
The 1Vinghanl tannery and glove
factory, owned by Mrestrs Pringle and
Gurney, was turned to the ground
with all its contents on Thersday, the
80h inst. The 1wigin of the fire is
unknown. The loss is very heavy hitt
the owners will probably rebuild.
Burglary at Zurich.
A hold attempt at, robbery wan
insole in the otace of Tlie %urieh Her-
ald about'2 o'clock on the nnnning of
Thou..day, 'Ale 801 inst. The safe door
was blown utwn, but the el intents
were left untouched. It, is thought.
that the burglars mistook the office
for the branch of the afeleon9 It ink,
which is in the 'aunt block. As yet no
elite has leen (mind. The damage
will amount to over *11111,
Automobile Constables.
Here in something new, reported by
The Exeter Allocate : ,tor, Davis has
leen appointed ruutiuohile constable
for the summer months fur Mouth
Huron by the Ontario Covelnnlent.
It is his duty to keep tali on all auto-
mobile's their numlwrs, speed and the
general action% of t he drivers, and re-
port/01111e t1 the authorities. Ile Klan
hes certain powers in regard to the en-
forcement of the law irgarding the
running of the autom,
A Hullett Wedding.
"Fairview Elmo," the 'nine, of Mr.
and Mrs. John 'f *aeon, of Constance,
was the scene of joyous festivities on
Wednesday, the :firth lilt, on the
occasion of the marriage of their
oldest daughter, Annie, to Mr. Jamie-
son. a prosperous young agriculturist
of Hallett. Rev. J. E, Currie was the
officiating clergyman. The bride,
who wore a princess gown of em-
broidered lawn, was attended by her
sister, Miss Nellie, while the groom's
hrother, James, WAS hero loan. Mins
Edith Horton played the wedding
marsh. After the ceremony the
guests, tzt the number of seventy-five,
sat down to a supper on the lawn.
Two Huron Representatives.
Clinton New {:re: The Wom-
en's Congress, recently held in Tor-
onto, at which delegates wete-present.
frnfn all parts of the world, had two
representatives from the county of
Hlrron. Mies Agnee taut, the clever
author and traveller, was formerly a
resident of Stanley if not a native nf
the township. Mrs. Kingsmill Cnro-
A Manitoba Election Outrage.
Loudon Atts cit l-er.
do rte recent trial of Oro of the spe-
r•iai c ltstatlt•e appointed by the Afani•
tutu 1.t,yerumtnt to do duty on the
•
election, s light was thr'iwn on
the me•thr tis resorted to ty 1'retilier
Roblin -arid It i5cullt•agliem to ausir.t the
('unset•t'attiv.. past 3 to gain power itt
(Ottawa. '
The tuition Was hrunglit by Ilk+
(ir.itihky, who took an active part at
Wirth in t1»e interest of the l.iltral
candidate. Th,. evidence It-ent to whew
that the deli•ndantS, who art ed on tlie•
jakusleurtius of another 1'ru1'inr•iut
I enismill'itt i nipltlyee 118n1W1 Mzehle-
waki„a Ionia. inspector, arrette'tl the
Plaintiff on a ti luuped•up chargi- and
ioes,o ;hal up in order to have him
uut,.ef the avallr tin -Ute day of ptilling.
ttifnt•nting hint Ihit he avonfd he re-
leased • when •u tint lolls were t'1oee11,
'float t hr hole tiaj of the special eon-
stuble, was 1" depri 'e (ii•alo,.ky of hie
vote is shown h the ct that nuthin
y K
more- Liam s11.• fw•i'n hw+u'd of (Ile
abarge 011 W101/11 Ire wast rested --ilial
tit attempted twitter)-. On of Owwit-
Ir to r•
i, .
wit-
nesses, the clot f the 1 t 'trial x
In.W �1
tn'
r•crrtivr-tv,rtn✓il,-tasiined tli at {Loma ui
Np.(ial rnnrtables, Who weir to he
found all over the 1'roi•inr.'dul'ingthe
Dona nem 1It' titin, were ttpptiinled
nneh'r o1 owler-in-eoun'iI that was
Malt• Ill tuial'1ive, and that .their
natio. itt 0eVer gazetted. -
'I'he fury took the only r.•aeonahle
view it the-t'tst', nanny, that tha'r.-e
wase nn el ,ifi••:'HMI wlrtl.'ttl fill' the
iit•rt't-1 ..f-t,t,iL.tsky, that the charge
agnin-m trim had been nni.le wtlely an a
pieltat, and ,i‘‘ Aided him $11111,
The I't"tiieialliov,rionent .lid its
rttounl. 1" •-hld lbw 1, ,i11;.•,*light,• in
the all'.tir, "i ttl.•wtlti. I hiring the last,
*16, 1471
This with the roost id two deep well
pnmpN, which IS estfuatted lit $1.11111.
x dther1 engineering mKex1wrs
$_
1e
41
will makes it t"til cost or *54971.
Death el Harry Ker.
The citizensef 1'l i in were shocked
Inst week to learn of the sudden dearth
of harry Ker. of Clinton, who went
Rest to work on his hotnesteaul lout
one month ago. [Deceased had spent
IMminton tity with his son, \\-alter,
in Wainw•righl. Alta., oral ill the
evening etartel out for the pine be
was working, Monti• time later he
Wait founts tying braid,. the rn ni uthnttt
tau sullen, from tint -town with his
creat under his head. A doctor wile
summoned hut all tit tempts at restora-
tion proved futile .edea hit sllilit.
winged Us flight, heart•Lailut•e being
the apparent cause td' death. " Ilu-
e.eused Was horn' in Eratt111.rt town!
ship, Wellington eon nt)•, in 1x,1:3, In
hie youth he Ieormel his troth. ns a
cabinet- ke• in Mount Forest. For
many years he had liven t•uipinyeel tit
the 1)tihert.y organ fti tory 'tit (!hu.
ton, and he wars eine'. yed abet in the
lirxlrrich orgren- f..rterry-•'-fete-atrvirw-
tinu•, ill• 'tt:w tu:u•ried twentt'
)•..•art ago hl'4 t t111H ATn't•iie, lir -lily
Illy -
Held, nhtitont ives hitnt ttith rheir ton.
wins \Vatter, of •Alberta. ;1/11.1 Eine,
AL I . --and three daughter,. Min -
air, \Ltit.'1 t I Ilacc•1, Deceased WAN
a charter rnemher of t he Woodmen of
the 1Vi,1'hl. 111 IN,II it'm he WAN A Re-
fornter au(l iia religious faith at Methti-
(hot ..
St. Helens not treated Fairly?
A t•tirlespondant 1Vi•iles from Mt.
Helens; Ott. Belem' rifle tram had
two men who afield*, have got prizes
at the Iatt' County shoot. Mr. Humph-
rey with A score of Want) .1, Mentinald
with 47 were loth high enough b, he
in the prize lint. The team nil account
of the ltmg distnnre they haat to dt•ivr
rind the lat•ntts of the meeting .',1111
not stay until it was over, but as it
was Mentioned at the meeting that
the St. Helens men were all tyros w e
expected that if there was anything
cooling our way we would get it, but
it sears we did not. it dex'sn•t a-
mount to much, but true sport cat. -
not be without lir play.
Etiquette Note.
Pretty near time to hru%h up your
table manners. Corn nn tate cob will
soon be here.
A Good Digestion.
He ate a curly puppy dol.
And then he tried a cat,
A 1101104. 14 pug, an elephant..
And, last of Rill* het.
From hmrhing on mesh mend thing+
You'd thunk to find hilt, dead,
Rut what he ate ass not him/ more
Than common glncerhread.
--The Housekeeper.
-11'.,►corking gratin thing to 1ot11.•
up your wrath.
Self-sttistded people have nothing
more to live for.
As weeping experts women ran put
it all tivet• the men.
No, Alonzo, tends ofsweatt are not
cytases as ot•naments.
' -You couldn't raise the hopes of some
temple with a del•riek.
Many a good reputation has been
stabled by a pointed. tongue.
Ihin't..aulptny it shoddy ty,itrkuian
when you waut'at horse shod.
1•'e44e of eoutse.l,teucwr keeps it lot of
teen in the straight and narrow path.
When a woman ularriee a man she
takes everything he has -including
his name. •
Many n man s'Inauders a dollar's
war th of energy in an attempt to save
a nickel. .
liressip is due to the fart that the
world" cotttalns . more talkers tbw-
thinke•P.
The rainy -day skirt was never in -
fretted for the tall woman with the
'siwtt4y *Leith.,4
°'ret °ably a woman doesn't caret,
tell Iter age Tetanse she knows that
.body will believe her.
The sick elan who is able to swear
at his (lector isn't likely to give the to-
rten akar a job right away,
iirarint'Itt•outCanadian flea .grease°
applied to the rix'ts of the hair, keeps
it gle.sty and prevents its f:►Iling oat.
:ilk% u jar.
Ne substitute for "The D. & I.."
Menthol Plaster, recommended by�
everyiwxly, for stillness, pleurisy, etc.
Mode by Davis & Lawrence l'o.
Sweetness that never ,tout•14 will do
more to smooth one's pathway t hrnugh
the• world than great. aecnmulation of
wealth. -
1 reett .,t• yosu know just what you
would do in another ulan'Y plate, but
why don't you do the tight thing in
ynnr own plate
i)uty is the little lane sky in every,
heart and 1411111 -over every lift -barge
enough fur a attr betook Itrlween the
Honda, and for the skylark happiness
to rise henveuw•,u•11 through and ming
ing.
K
Itandyy in the laterite as a clack.
1►at•is' Mlaterite
Salve corem,gniekly n'
great matey of the miutple• ailments
snail fan ciifs, ekln Injuries, insert
Bites anti sting'. 'tic. a< tin at drug-
gistm.
Nevet' ostrt•rqq any elan, nor thyself,
the more for money, or think more
utrludy 1,1' thyself of another for want.
of it,,virtle being the just reroute of
reaped, :old the: want tit it of ne-
glect.
Tte float thing in tryingto tact ter
pint etmdit inn t+ to know what you
want, and what you can. in •y.
1tl✓ot'n expttf•iettre, pat)• 1'nr. Nothing
and nuh011y ran serve you till yob de-
ride 1 he... .ditto 0104,
Positively cure Dyspepsia. Promote
Digestion. Money back if they fail to
cute.
At all Druteiale or direct from
tiL 25c. a Boz. COLEMAN MEDICINE CO., Toronto
s
Where Christie's Biscuits
come from -
The cleanest factory in Canada
IHE -Christie, -Brown biscuit factory 1.i in keeping with
the international a reputation of the firm. Visitors
know just why'Christie's biscuits are the best baked -and
hundreds visit the big factory every season.
The 'Christie, Brown people stake thiir reputation on
cleanliness and quality. The raw product is the purest
and best money can buy, and every ounce of it is
carefully analyzed before it can enter the bake rooms.
Every device and machine -making for the perfection of
the product -is used in the big factory. The bright and
cheerful employes, all arrayed. in spotlessly white uni-
forms laundried on the premises, speak volumes for the
sanitary conditions under which they work. You just
buy C}lristie's Biscuits once and you'll know why your
neighbors call them- $ft y1o(xl " The best grocers keep
them dnd they cost no more.
Christie. Brown & Co., Ltd., Toronto
I'll Explain Why
I Always Drive a
GENDMOSI
"You see the breaking of the springs causes us baby drive1n
more trouble than any other weakness in carriage cars.
But there is no spring weakness in the tyENDRONN car.
Note that double curve. It is exclusive with the DENDRON
It so distributes the strain that the spring. never breaks.
And then the wheels.. you see they are specially welded,
and cannot warp or break.
Note also that little rubber cap over the nut of the axle.
Sometimes when I have a restless passenger, I want to drive
the car around the house without scratching the
furniture- it is a little point, but a gootl one. The
materials for all the GENDRON cars are the very
teat in the bodies, "naps and every other part. There is
style 444 service in every GENDROsi model -Canadian
made. so -that any unexpected accident can be easily
remedied."
•' The Oendrnn T)ri.vr"
WRITE
SOLD BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS.
US IF YOUR DEALER DOESN'T CARRY THEM.
Gendron Manufacturing Co., Limited
TORONTO