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STRATFORD CANADA
Food
Value
Mooney's Perfehion Cream
Sodas are crispsquares
449 ares
of wholesome nourishment.
They are the food that
. builds strength and muscle.
They are as easily digested
,by the child and invalid
as by the sturdy workman.
They contain ALL the food
properties of finest Cana-
dian wheat flour, in a form
that delights the appetite.
Always fresh and crisp in
the moisture -proof packages.
-"At s11 grocers in thew
h)g.enoc peckaget '
THE
GHNE
REMEMBER
. ! , ,1J he•,dr14 gad wagon ..
Ploughs of all kinds, 141144••94•54 Reser.,
Manure Spreaders, Scufflers,
wheelbarrows, Etc., Etc. '
'., a,• a',a4.0411.4 mail„u...4. car..
The Wilkinson Plough Co.
1_It11TED
TORONTO • CANADA -
No Sleep
For The Kidneys. -1 ►1
L'eiv of the Sistriet.
It(16t. Lockliett anti tinnily, of 11'eN
W4w+ummh, have taken up their read
deuce in Wingliaul.
John A. Ev4mtdt. formerly of Clio -
4m, now of .Detroit, was married rt•-
ee,ItlY pet Toledo to Mise Josephine
Lemont, of Detroit 1'
Hi'preeentativem of the l,.4- Sterling
t with a gold watch soul ebain by their
• mous and dauglitete.•
Bank of 'Pamela huvt• been hooking In
t Gliling health fur Mateo thiremonths.
•
1)r. 1terry liruwniug, of Exeter,
left last week for Copper (Tiff. Ont„
whet*. he will take charge of the Melia
pit
cal d. depacl11n•nt of the Creighton hos-
e
Moo. Il,•Stewlt•t, a i ueh respected
resident of Kiucu.dine, Jlns4:el ,twny.
oma Friday, ,lanuary 19th, aged sixty-
eight years. Mr. kkt'wa't died some
t( the 1/41'Iwr'ts 1441' 14141114114111114411
044talo1ialltuen
Of 11 1/111111411/1 the hank at %%Ingham
Winghanirfidatirs Sudden Death.
Thomas Abruhau4, one of the earl.
lest settlers of 1%'iighatn. who had Iat•u
e•ngagel in the shale repelling business
there for upwards of fort .44.111.44, Nus
4uud 1104411 in lard early Fridley mot 11 -
been i11
dud(. The old gentleman had 1
)'eau's ago.
The Wroxeter Star has changed
hands. Mr. Palmer.t. I the mamma par)•
print t', hawing 141 1141 (4444. to Wm. Carr,
of Toronto. The O•,an:rea. takes place
iu ab(iut two weeks. •
George McNair, gn old r1ide tt of
Brucefield, passed away /recently, aged
ninety-three years. The deceased had
heel) at resident of Stanley for mousy
patrol. He 10.410 never married.
Miss Charlotte J. Smith, daughter of
Mrs. Stein, u( Wingham, was quietly
married leeen11v 01 John D'Arcy
Lediet, Mho of Wingham. Rev. Dr.
Gundy, pastor of the Methodist
church: performed the ceremony,
Miss Martha, eldest daughter of
Mrs. Millen, 7th concession ut Howick,
wits milted iu marriage to Wm. R.
Fallis, of the township or Minto, 4411
J41nuairy 17th. Rev. A. B. Dobson, of
Fordwich, was the officiating clergy-
man.
The 'Oshawa J anal doer 1111
ne-
t!ne-
t of III 11 marriage 1111 Tomer). led
of en old McKillop boy, Rev. T. J.
Robinson, B. 1., of CCrositleld, Alber-
ta, /4 1141 Mire 3lerry, y(ungeNtdaught•r
nt Mr. and 3Irs. Jas. Boyd, of Vars..
The ceremony WAN'IN•t•f4Vnlel Ity ltev.
lis
T. Bayne, of Ashton.
The new•r was received in Exeter ;f
the death in London 4n January 19th
of Mrs. James Wright, ferm4•rly 31iw'
11(a'ne, of Exeter. She leas in her
Hfty-sevt•ntli year, and had been ill for
several nunitlls. The dereaHi'l C0l1-
dnc0e1 a Millinery store in Exeter fan -
over twenty y*•al•s, until her marring!•
about three years ago.
A very pretty wedding took place
at Ihr Main street l)ltromage, Exeter,
on Thursday, January lath, lire. 11'lu.
Godwin -4ffeiating, when Mim. !limbo
gine, of l'cot main, was married to
11'm. Kirk, of Exeter• North. 1'he
couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs.
harmer, of Eden. Mr. and 3111. Kirk
will rrmtde• in Centralia.
An interesting event took ploiee at
the home •nf John . Pfaff, Blind line,
Hay. mt. Wednesday evening of let
w'e•k, when hie eldest rlulghter,
1'lolry w44ii -united in 11uuv'iago to
Peter Sell Wa 111, al pros(N•t•trnm y g
fat•iier, of the stone line. WV. E.
s •huelke• performed d the cert. iu
I lar )r•senee of nr11y the
Oat
l 1 Via.
After an illness of several ' the
Mrs. Irwin, wife of George Irwinof
1Vingham. foa'srrl ItWily nn Saturday
n'
t 1. week, ae4k.in.hrrtwrnly•rixthyent.
Sirs. Lwin WWas( dainjhter of Mr. ltd
Alts. Lewis rimed , of 1Vin}thnol, and
hail been married to it little over
three year.. l'unsnut) ion. the result
ofy 44141 ('4nlrmeted alerts a yev,r ago.
was the rause 4f her death:.
The township 4f Grey lust another
of ire worthy pi nn -id*y,
1, :try 19th. in the p erston of G4 Sage
Shirts, who passel *w'41y at his hu 4.
on the 1Ith cOncrssd(4n, at the ,age n
r•venty-seven yeat•m. The deer/marl
wart a 11ative of Scotland lout had tern
resident of the town'hnp some 1M.'2.
s wife predeceased 1 ' 'seventeen
are and of n family 4f eleven chill -
•11 tweet' survive.
A ones t{' Seeitli ng wile Yld/•Innixel 111
the St . Clemeut Roman ('at holic church
;it 514 -Gregor (4n .lannmry 1Htlt, when
51iss Ida Penr)nnplink 1)rr•anne the
wife of William Reynolds, .f Hn11ett,
the remllll/uy Ming pwrfnrmeat by the
IlI'idr .4 brother. Rev. Farther Pertson-
4eanit. After a welding breakfast nt
the St, ('lament presbytery th(• happy
(4(41110 left 1444•n; new home on the
at It eon(ersion of Hallett,
'('111• J • 4f Geo. itnok, Eden. was
the revile 4f a very pretty w'4.ddine at
high noon, Saturday, January 211411.
when Ilk daughter Alice IV/U4 au4t:riel
to Ray F'auwnn. of AIe•rnethy, Sitsk„
fernwily mf F:xeter. The rete11u)ny
was performed by Rev. Mr. Andrews.
of Centralia. a ' 1st many friends of
the sr intrite ting pal•tica. 31r. rued Mrs.
Penson will reside in 1hermit hy.
when. the groom has a large hard-
ware !moaners.
Wingham Business Charges.
1Vm B • lots sold his flame and fetal
1411sintem in 1Vinghaml t4 Mr. Awde. of
T4mntn, and C. Klee -Wel ham odd him
stock 4f hat•urss 4utct•i441 to G: Mall -
tiers. Mr. Knechtel intends going
1Ve.t.
Sold His Drug Business.
1)r. Lutz has mold him (irug husinems
in Exeter to NV. S. Cole, of London.
Dr. Lutz ham Ireton in business in Ex•
etre fur a great many years (Intl put -
1141.4 taking the rest which his health
of late requires..
Twenty -Fifth Anniversary.
There was a happy gathering at the
home o n
f.l hnT. Currie, county coun-
cillor.
ot -cillor, in East %V4wanrwb, on Friday
evening. Jn r
g, many link.when Mr. and
Mem. (lirtir eelthrot tern he twenty-fifth
111) ver•mar•y of their welding day.
The large company of friends spent a
very happy evening in apes'ch-n irking,
story -telling and grantee.
Turnberry Fatality,
Old people are especialy5-liabl* (y t•
to Kidney and Bladder Irrita- etre
(ion. The organs are weakened
by age. This starts up inilam-
mation -bhx,d, is not properly
purified as it gees to the
kidneys -and the bladder is
unable to retain the urine
properly There is a constabt
desire to urinate day and night
-and sound, restful sleep is
unknown.
Bu
ll
THE GENTLE KIDNEY CURE
gives the vigor and strength
of youth to kidney's and blad-
der. It soothes and heals the
irritated surfaces- tones up the
organa --enabled them to do
their work easily and naturally
-and curesall kidney troubles.
Cures Rheumatism Too.
THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL Co, LIMITED.
W4+or.•,4 Oar. - - • Nrw YORK.
Pure Tee
Hygienic PackegeS
Users of Grand Mogul
Tea
pronounce it the
beverage of good health
Grown on the sun -kissed
mountains of Ceylon, it
has the delicious and
mellow flavor of purity.
Q Prepared by machinery
from plantation to cup. The
packages, lined with air-
tight paper, protect it from
store dust and microbes.
Never sold in bulk nor in
poisonous lead. The effort
to substitute some other tea
to be " just as good" isthe
desire of some dealers for
an excessive profit on an
vlferior article.
Grand Mogul
Tea
IlSold at /5c, )0e 40. and 50e per
pond. Luk for the premium mi -
pan and lit of premiums in welt
oedema
Robert 1Vnwls, a farmer of Tarn.
berry township about three miles
from 1Vingh , Was killed on Friday
morning last hy a tree falling on him
while working 111 the hush of John 11.
Hardie, a neighhor. The unfortunate
man lived only at few minutes atter
the,(r0id.•nt, Be was about Hfty-flue
y(111 FS of 4tge and unmarried.
The Late John Carmichael, Henna.
The death took place on bunI4ry
loth of John Carmichael, of Hensall,
at. the ,age of fifty --right years. ,Mr. ('a -
tniehal'I was a native of Glasgow.
Scotland, but for the last thirty -fire
years he had resided in Huron, taking
an active and pmnlinent ,part in the
early deveelopment of the malt in(hl5lry
in vnrinw parts of the county. II.• is
survived by his widow, a daughter
and n mon.
Golden Wedding Celebration.
The home of Slt. and Mrs. (George
Juhnston, of Morris, Wap the s00be
of a !Hippy event on Wednesday,
January lith, the (erasion being the
eelebr*tion of the golden wedding of
the host and hostess. Mr. Johnston
is "eyeful...lne yearn of 117.45 and Mr*.
JOAnatnn sixty-eight ye*n(. The
worthy coupNi were each presented
ne was a p11111d11e11, member of the
(homage Order and at lifelong l'onw•r-
'TRWv0. lir had Imam for 411111)' years
a member 01 the 1Vinghan7• public
44(•(4/4411 hoard, maul was ie -elected by
'.cel tion at the elections in Jan-
uary.
Seaforth Man Killed at Stratford.
1'att•iek Mulcahy, 41 Seafotah, a
TSung ua•ried I11411 rulpluyt•lf em a
ii*1•bel• at Stratford, was struck and
ho1Tib
ly mangled by an engine at the
Stratford potation and instantly killed,
last Friday evening. 51r. 3Ldcidly was
the well-known Soafortlt hceosNegoal-
keeper. Him wife and nluthe,yttt't, still
living in Seaforth. Apparently he
was cmJeavot4atg to !pesos in front of
the engine, and probably stumbled,
'.4-114.11 the engine caught and pissed
over him, :11n 11141 bent was held.
Blyth Residents Go South.
Mts, Wm, ('4..n rabelI, 31iss Llitth.
Ik•itley, Getor a Ilentle+y and George
CanlpM•II, of Blyth, le t .oh . Monday
efte•nool of lust week f4 •an extensive
Dip ((4 points iii the %Vas • •414 States.
their fiend stop will 144. 1141 a at Salt
Lake Pity, Utalh, and from 11t re' they
go to lam Angel(':,, 1, 4Iitot•n , and
oleoe
Park, [)Ocean 1 k
, l'aliforuiu hem
t residence of several months wil be
made, 51r. and Mrs. James 3
5lurcbil, of Myth. Live gone on
trip southward with Havana, Cuba,
am their destination.
McKillop Wedding.
On '.Velm wlny afternoon mf hast
week the hands • residence of
J,41114•14 1V, I,1(w1•1c1.„Of 31eKill01 1, ws
1114' 504.444' of at pretty remit, when his
y(1IIgest daughter, Ethel Ada, was
mnitel in marriage to Lorne. S. Web-
ster, a prosperous young farmer near
,Lurkn(dw. The sere y was, p!er.
formed by Bev. A. K. Bilks., D. tien-
drt'son, of Lnckna'.v, pe -footled the
duties of ga.u1111Nlnatn, while Miss 444(4 -t -
1w1 Dale.', of Seaforth, acted am brides-
maid. A sumptuous wedding d' •f•
was served, after whiel) the happy left on the evendug Orlin for
their home at Imektnw.
Damage by Flood at Blyth.
The result of the severe thaw of last
week was at heavy flood *lung t i('
Blyth branch of the Mait1a1411 river., Se-
(ulup wird by Mote or I444N damage.
Owing tl taw old chapel 11( the river
Ming partly IIHed im, and there being
no lout' et for st atter When it did get in:
th,• water hn(•keI up and entered the
11;4,01 the Blyth Hour mill 5.0 the
depth of two .feet tan i114114.14. The
bast.) 114.1 VOW/titled 1.:141 hurhe•IN of
.44 ;41411 .11x1 bushels of barley. ,all of
oshich were destroyed. The elevltl11/4
and, building .were afro seriously
al
dI*gi•d, and work will be at a stand-
still till the damage is tepaitwiler
Death of a Pioneer:
Mrs. John SU:Eadz4.an, a pioneer of
Huron, (Sassed awns- at the limo*. of
her daughter. Mr.. Th - • M (i1nn11rll,
111 F.4uturuled's% ort Salo/114v of last
week. SIM' haul re*ehed the great ,age•
of ninety-four yews. Thr dm yam
war born in the island a( Arran a
''.41,40 to Canada with her 'husband
loll. After a 44hort residence in
Waterloo county they settled in (irey,
where they 'ronlinned to reside till
Mr. McF,ulz•'.un's death Sixteen yeas
at. ,, sinri• which time the dery /wed haul
real with her daughter, 31114. Gem -
men. )(a family of twe•Ive she is rur-
vivel b my tw•u'aom,11111 t'.'.' .I.iu,gh.
to",, 'thou s, 4.1 Grey : ,Lours, of Cali-
fornia,: Nem.. Simp...n, of McKillop,
and 311. Gemell, of Egmondville.
Death 01 Ma
Joeaman, Exeter. ' Mts. Ann Heatmtn.\('('44.1 of the late
%Vialiant Beaman, Iw51te•d Jwn0efully
gw•ny at the]/ tat of her sem George,
Ptrier, on Sunday, J.nnay 21st, at
1lir' advanced alg,• of righty-s.•ven
}cars. A native of Devonshire. Eng -
!mid, the deceased cattle to Antrica
with bet husband about fifty -Neem
years go and settled eh New York
State. hree years later they cane to
('.ln4lda, tiling (4n the 3111 ermeewsiorn
of Stehle•
watt employed in the 'Aye of the Me -
Clary Mfg. Co. Mi544 Field waw a
young holy of unhlentishe( char-
atoter, (4f a 111/N1l•4t, ee•11,itive load
t'etlrino 41iN(w1Niti.,,, with a te11d('ney
lu ulelau•holy and di4O•u141 mf he•c
own ability, and the uuly expla-
nation at the su) ntfair dm that Iter
melancholiac developed into temporary
insanity. The remains weirs brought
W SVingh,wl for internment.
Death of Mrs. John Beattie, Seaforth.
On Sunday.21st, (acurred
the death of 31 s. John fleet tie, one of
Seefnt•(h'e earliest must res te('trtl
reeidrnts. .The the -metal had leen
ae•1'iautly ill for seyet•atl weeks and
while het. recovery wits hoped. for
death , was not unexpected. 31re,
Beattie Wow at daughter of the late
I"r llc1po Seott, of 1'uckes:ndtil, lull
wnm IK4•n near (ialt in IKt(. She had
been a resident of Sra[urth Since her
marriage to Mr. Ik•atie in (14541, Mt•s,
lle•attit. was highly esteemed fey herr
genial, kind diNpositi4m olid high in-
tegrity of (diameter. Besides hrrinum-
lo,u14 44(44. leaves
41 mourn bre loss font
mans and four daughters. The 101111 -
1111' 1,ttue$4, of 1'11114'04M. British Uo-.
luwbix :
Frank and William, of lull,'
K41144414, and 1Vesh•y, of Seaforth, and
the daughters, 311.14. .1. -H. Pyper, of,
Hamilton, and the Misiee Margaret.
Helen and Mary, at home..
OBITUARY.
ENsu4N.-An Old iemident of Loch-
alsh, in the person of 1same Ensign,
passel away mn December 211th. The
11.111114 11N Wel intered in Loebahh
cemetery (4n New Year's lay. 31r.
EnNigi was 110111 in Karst Nieeonri fifty-
s'v4.m years ago, and war married in
1870 In 1874 he with .his family
moved to Parantnun1 and Nhur11)'
fterwa m settled
rd 4
nthef 4 '
l 1 a'
u n.n Ash --
Held %Owt•e he livid till reu4ovet by
death. Hr wits a mUPI 11bel. let the
Mpthodi/it 1+1114.1) and N•!m highly re-
$(}''Ied in the c6n)lnunity. ,He is star -
dyed by his widow and a family.
'IA)ro,i l.IN. -On 11'edn•aality, Jilll-
(ou• • 10111. occurred the de4ulr of Mier.
'Thum s O'lomghlin alt her f • on
the 12 eon(•e•N)+ion 411' %Pest Wawa -
I4
• de•eas 4.l was a woman of
sterling c urate •r 1118(1 was highly es-
teemed Iiv I. she had Leen a resi-
dent of 1 ship for a Iw-'' of
years. 'J'he mu tiring niemleem of the
fuuily, Sue (Ian der. 3finnie. ,and,
son, Martin, 64((40 the heartfelt 44t'111-
patby of the r iiity; as the 'hand
of death ham. ream; art from their
midst four ntentloers a he family din-
ing the pied three •ram. Mrs.
lylwnrghlin WAS 144xty-t'. 1 years of
age. 1'he funeral mrn•ice w . m held at
Sr. Aug.istine ehlm•oh, 10.114. r 111381
4444414 l•(•Iehl•11tell by -Itev. Fade Han -
Inn. 4t Clinton. assisted by Bey.
Father Lanoend'uu, . 1,10ng 'he
mourners erre 51i1n1 Tessin 3141', n
and Matthew 1.. M0('ann, of Ilodal(
and Dennis O'Loughlin. +i Holm m. of
rankle, N. 'Y.
A Valuable Paper.
George Drannetr, Kintitil, renews
his subscription to The Signal for 111411
and writes :, "1 have taken The Sig-
nal far n l.er of years and Hnd it ,t
valuable paler, as it contains se much
home news."
Information Wanted About Canadians
Who Died in South African War.
The South African 4141 uncia which
is now in course of completion will
have rlrnt'tled upon panels around the
brow the noinwY of all l tniulinn
soldiers who were killed Or action,
or who died of wounds or disease
rd while on st•rviee 111 South Africa due -
n(1 ing the . Boer war 1MKF lilts_. The
714 South Atriatn Memorial A4soeietion,
is dr>Yrnus . of obtaining full partici',
hos of nil those who thus Baer up
their livres Illusti•ateot particulars of
the 1It4.tn01b11 will two sent upon re-
quiem. Mailroom, -Sydney H. ,Jones,
Srett•tnry, »4 1Vellingtnn Street West,
Toronto.
Got Two Seats,
.101111 VraN the new• Iwiy at the board-
ing-house. Him mistressw•1aS meolding
hien because he never surmounted an
olstar'Ie: "John," the'molded. •'when
1 sent you for a two-lwiund loaf of
cake, and they bald none. why in the
world did you not bring two one -
pound cakes That would he exactly
ahr same thing." John Keto neo to
grasp the knowledge. Him nnistrl',m
thought (40 until t he next. day. She war,
going nn a journey, and bring a large,
remit wonlnn. tl4bd John 1,1 4.(45Jt(45l(4' two.
'rets in the 'hum. When John n• -
turned ahr awked, "Did you have 4111)'
difiretl4y %" "No, madam," replied the
hopeless John : "but f could riot get
therm loth together, an i got one in the
in.Mi11ratnd (1141• on the top,"
Frost Fence Company's Agents' Cc n •
vention. - -
where they resided until
about third •-nine years ago, when Mr.
Hemmen diim ,. For many years Mrs:
Heitman colt inu441 to reside on the
honl.'steul, butin the year DOG
to Exeter, whe she had miner lived.
She is survived h three 144 1111e, George,
of Exeter• : 1'hopin of Brantford, and
Hobert, of Montan
Demise of Stephen Pioneer.
One of the oldest resident of
Stephen township pas. 1 amity on
Thursday, January I$th, in the per-
son ;1 Samuel Braketimhioe.•,4t the ripe
age of eighty -One years. Th de•rar•d
was born in ('ornwall,'Englan , where
he worked in the mines until h 041110
t) 1111M country in 18144. Four errs
latter with his wife, who survives int,
he took up land on the 9th routes 'on
of /Stephen, at that time almost an n-
11foken forest, and there the decen.
continual to live while life •laste(1.
For twenty-five years he WAN an
h • •d director of Hay Township
Fire insurance (Company. He WAS it
member of f r
the 1 r '
.1 til 1 '1
dltc1111r
rhand
in former
• •m
en s
r took
his
It ( m
P,r• n. a
local prea(•her. Besides him wife he is
Mmrvivei by mix mons and six lltuglite4s
and one sister. 5(48. Kernick, of Ex.
Closing Up Horse Breeders' Society.
•A 'period general meeting of the
Dominion Draught Horse Breeder's'
S1w•iety Waw held at (Clinton laat week
to (•0nsidcr what action should be
token regarding the future of the
rieiety. it is now ten years miner the
a4w'iety was organized. '11)e .society
has published three volnr114'n 4f its
stud Monk, end 1144' a fourth toady for
the prem..• with a surplus in hunk of
Meverll hundred (tellers, but in view 4f
the apparent impossibility of haying
its eetifleates of registry t•5rogpizel
under present Government regula-
tion' for nalionalizat' of stork
r'Fgiatry, the meeting derided 41 wind
lip the aiw•ie'ty end appointed its emot-
ed to pnweetel,ther•with aernrling to
law. The envdfiI derided to 'weep( en-
tries for reratration up till 5lereh
next, after which date no more bush
nevi will be done.
Sad Death in London.
The relatives and friends in Wing.
hath of Miss May Field wee ,,*illy
e110eked to hear that She fwd ttken
her life hy taking enrledir neir1 at the
home of her sister, Mn. Mr('reeken, in
Loudon. The resit del was com-
mitted on Wedne*18yy evening, Jan -
limey 17th, hot her lifelerm budy was
not found until the following after-
noon. The dem•III'd wan a bright
young lady of twenty-two years and
The annual convention of the agents
of On. Frost Wire Fence Co. was held
at Hnmiltun recently Nf1(1 10(41 n most
mum:tomtit' alfail'. it W41a the third,
and 1114. largest, of the rnn4entione
held by the Company in Hamilton
since the establishment of the works
in Witt ei1v. One in the principal oh-
jeetm of these gatherings to. to explain
in detail the ntanormative erf the ('
pony', go(dM, so that agents may he in
a position to set forth concisely and
intelligently the advantages enol sn-
(wriority of the various lines. The
conventions *ho tend to !MOW tht•
1►grntn better acquainted with earl
ther and with the heads of the Hrnl,
ith good results all 'mend, A ora -
1 tile am well as at piia.Mnnt time HAS
N t
dor'
In
1'e g the three (t+aym of the
cony norm, 4141 w I
1
hnrhr•t (looted with Ith a ban-
quet quet t the Royal house, The Frost
Oorupa im an enterprising concern,
and its enerlue treatment of its
agents is Ilpparently one of lite factors
in ism suer: s.
Marshall Field to Young Men.
The trouble ivVis newt young inert is 1
that they do it learn anything
thoroughly and ore apt to do the work
co 'fled to there in a ear•lees man•
net., forgetting tint what is' worth
doing nt ell is worth doing well.
They become mere drones and rely
upon chine'. to bring theta agrees..
The young roan pometmsing n eon -
science that ('ann01 brook thealighteet
suspicion of wrongdoing, and which
insists on atendfnmt end undeviating
truthfuh)eas, sturdy honesty end Ntriet
devotion In duty under all siren tii-
etAnreM, hem a fortune to begin with.
Economy ist one of the 111(1541. eM(41'n (1141
element..' of pomrreem, yetnn.t wretch-
ed!), disreg(.rbd. The old ,adage,
"11'711114 wooste maker woeful
15-4414 never more fully exemplified thin
in these deys when 111(1((4 of the want.
that now prevailm would not exist 14,4(1
care been t*ken in time of prosperity
to lav up something fora "rainy day."
Whetis needed today w than
anything elms. is 1.1 instill in the minds
of our young men the desire alw)ve ell
to build up a eh/trio-ter that will win
the re peat of ell with whom they rosy
mono, in rumors, 1 which in veatly
mute imp ort*nt than a groat fortune.
M*tehall Field in to, letter written to
Dr. Newell Dwight Hillis two yearn
I go.
TIIUS$DAT, Felt. I 19041
3
TILE success of pastry
depends upon the
flour. Bread and pastry
must he more than mere-
ly appetising; they must
be wholesome, digestible,
nourishing.
The flour depends
upon• the wheat and the
way it is milled.
Royal Household Flour.
.a
1 made from spring
wheat only. It is milled
by the newest and best
machinery; It is purified
by electricity.
Use it and you rt
bread not only light, crisp
and appletising; but also
wholesome,digestible and
nourishing. . .
You will better . your
baking by buying Ogil-
vie's Royal Household
Flour from your grocer.
Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. -
Montreal.
"t t i11ie' . 1lo.4k G.r a Gook,"
n
c nt.aills 1440 pages 01 excellent
re'ill(yi some never published Me -
lot fere. our gr(44•er can teal you
hew to get it FREE
BISSELL STEEL ROLLER
ElE•f) UM`
With Tyro Drams and Strong Rigid
Frame. Soule Improvements are : 7.avy
Steel Axle, Tblrb Nes.y N.H. rt...,
Drapes Riveted up to stand any strain
Roller Rrartoss• )tolls like s bird. Full
Narticular. free by mall, or ask your dealer.
one genuine Without the name "BIS-
SELL" Look out for it. Address
T. E. BISSELL, ELo11a, ONT.I
Writs for Booths •, lC -
For every bui'k3 of man
there is a Semi -ready type
E''• -READY
a, fit He men.
31• t
dummies.
garments are built' to measurement. But according to clothing
• makers' -methods, a 40-incl1 breast is
clothing is built to fit supposed to belong to a 6 -foot man, so
where does Mr, Short Stout come off?
The four extra inches on the tail of
1'I - 0:'44 his coat make hint ridiculous.
,11, l ,. You see, the old system was wrong-
, it could only fit norfnal meta - - the
Semi -read system tem of
physiquet
' _Y Y
s
1' will fit anytypes
figure.
keOf (•0114.544, fit is an important thin;; to
I
get .so satisfactorily settled, but Semi-
, . ready didn't stop there.!
Semi • ready system of tailoring is
'AtIIIIIIIM different, too. Instead of employing a
The Semi -ready aystein of sizes
based on the permanent "measurement
-height. Once the figure is formed,
height never changes, though the
waist and breast lines may vary con-
siderably.
For each height we have every
variation of figure - stout, slight,
over -erect, sloping -shoulders, etc. -
there are 105 variations altogether.
Here is an example: When a 5 -foot
4 -inch man with a 4o -inch breast comes
tato one of our wardrobes, we produce
a suit for a 5 -foot 4 -inch man with a
So -inch breast. ' 'The fit is invariably
perfect.
If the same man goes into•an ordinary
Clothing store they take hie breast
is'
math pimply because he is a tailor, we
ploy him because he has proved
hi. self ail expert in ope particular
bran 1 of the business, and keep him
doing 'othing else but his specialty.
If he t s in sleeves hest the does
nothing elin our tailorey ; if he is
an expert au collars, that ir his per-
manent occupat •n while with tis -and
510 on to every • . rt of our business.
Thus we get the m. t perfect tailoring
there is. That is w 7 you find style
in all our garments, a permanent
shape.
We have reached such a ' _ it plane
in tailoring that we couldn't ; oral to
use anything hqt the best of ma rials,
so we carefully test every three of
goods we buy -then we guarantee the
with the knowledge that they can't go
wrong.
Perhaps you have never been in a
Semi -ready Wardrobe! We would like
to show you what it i1 like. 423
Semi -Cady
1i1oring
sGODERiCH -- - - Mc[[ N BROS., Agent's
/ Mapk
(h'
L-,
Leaf
MAPL& . LEAF
4),r ` (1
i
GOOERICH IELEGR(tpHY SCHOOL
t' • to the (:o erich Telegraph)
School Anda. A few lomat. )441-(4111 4m
Able to earn A Muhry of 56', to 51.11 pc,
month. There is it grill 11011141111 for
o(N-r,tor.. Ih' ready to /10141 N ywit ton
on the linl'Ipli A (mulct ieh Ity. li,14,1
c1 r, for buoy operators,
A. E.-MATHESON, Principal
(ii•Th'l: lis 11'. 'I l,, ,,,, A .4
41-I4. Sol 4.c. o)1 the "4444(41',
i
1
Build
Up
Now
by get tang nut•
Beef, Iron & Wine $LII
bottle for i5c,
Cod' Liner Oil 51.00 bottle
for 50c,
Compound Syrup Hvpopbos•
phites $1.00 bottle, 50c.
i
•
Any of these medicines will
put ut you in good shnpo, for the
spring.
H. W. Thomson's
DRUG STORE,
BROWN'S
Celebrated
Hair Grower.
Pln`•14•iins, Seieuliats..ete, have given their
null aalinel tests 1., the only klown rometle..
which will alwdud•y Oto Wh,o la rlalulel for
them. and al 1110 4441110 141110 now be Celled upon
aha Miley-hannl0.w and elfrvtivc. We do
IUB 01111110 grow hair on a shining trht head
where the 4.004 of the 11111r are dead or do-
.lrey,ml and nn 1111044110 1011. but if there is any
fine Ratr left *0 cart' 1411)lac 11 VIM. We him.
grown hair on 1101414 11441? hats',- 1444'4 14141 for
44)41M and year, 441,11 11,1•r' 4.4 our et ease to be
1411000 N )'oln)g 1(14411 or w'ot111let who 1•41044•
10( their lutu'aud lar ins/bold where our vele
I. •tied hair growing r•uredic, will fall to poo
441 it good (4(4411144 head of hair, If 1110,1
I401.0 i...-..-.._
Te wh It may concern :
I
most h :illy endorse the 1140 of Moon'.
G.:kJlnmwl 1 it 4. rower. Jfy Iw•.rwu,4l expel,
onus• 1 1141%0 41 Id that i1 1, not a vuounon µo
,'Irl 1111.41irinc, 1 1 a 44.144111114cally pr'panl
L404114111 10(4 are
nt 1. which prevents the for -
Hots.' onto... nor. Id 01 llnrwiM' eleatq.m the
-Ip w.'h:at the hair 01 oily di.,'ontlWee to
fall '
• m. but 144•gins to row In the'.,' 'dames
who'are
am in •Ul1111, pieces my'w•4*',a.144111a•(g'o1110 aliinite
bold. 1 n+ut iI,(',H. (111 - , . any em•mlp is now
411110 flee front dandruff, and +a ,Mori• 1144 IIe11M'
sign/will of hair ,o. it ever did.
. It ,1, WATER
13cneral neon. "en(' %e
Canadian (u aes fen 41ent'o (. • loge.
S.. E. HICK,
JAMES WILSON.
Druggists
For Sade by
EMENT
RICKS
•
Those proposing to bnild.the coming ' -
x1~151(441 W011111 110 we11 to Investigate
the bt•iek51 made by 1144. They are
Firmly Dressed
.Evenly Finished
Can be colored to suit
Rock -faced for trim-
ming
(NHS
F01' 1519454 411111 pat ticldare write tc
The rick Ceueat irkk G., itd
•
m gaurieet brick for 'minding pue-
Rubbers
are made only from the best "Para" rubber.
'fade to fit every style and shape of (Hen's
shot's, !curies' shoes and shoes for the little ones.
in ladies' shapes they arc neat, light( perfect
fitting and lasting.
Insist on the " Maple Leaf"
Brand - it's on every
rubber.
Sold by all dealers.
1411•••1••w'
i4
J. BROPIIEY & SON
1 tip. 1.11A1INm-
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders urlully slleca4d to •1 alt
hour*, ',light or day mil
iNllRY BIiOS.\
Livery, ilack
'Buss Stable
wessuessig 4.r
(i(UU 111►f*MR
('Alt1(JA(Itl:l.
PHA ET
-TC., A T----
HE A"ONAAL.11
ATES
Well. 4pptinted
111*i•ka and reli-
able drivei'e in
charge of the
'Mimes, which will
meet all train.'
rind etcant hoata
,11.1, ('A LIS A'ITENDEI* 1'44 a
PROMPTLY F'ItoM H( I'11• I •
AND I'ItIVATF: HOt'hr;
(SUNDRY
Pall TN MTIItNT
BROS.
PHONIC FiFTY
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