HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-3-8, Page 3SUNLIGIIT
SOAP
is better than other Soaps
but is best when used in
the Sunlight way. Follow
directions.
SUNLIGHT
WAY OF WASHING
e'II(ST.—thp the article
to tie wuhtd In a tub of
lukewarm wets,. draw it
I un a w.s111.,.ard 011111 el/
the swap Wit* 01a {t
he partaulat nu to miss
paining all 01 er. T11 EN
roll it in • tight roll, lay
in the tub under the water,
and go on the same way
until all the .Lee the
'roep rubbwl ou, and are
tolled tip
Thea go ewes for
thirty sniertes to one
hour sol let the "Sun-
light' Soap do As work.
KT. --Alter ..kin;
the full time rub 1)111 Int rep
tightly out one wash (hard,
.d Itis diet will drop
set tum the Itil1111.1il ter.
tale oil to ger at nw gram,
• halt don't use any awe
mop; dont .said „r 1.111 a
single piece, sod don't
snub through two suds. 1f
the water get• too dirty,
pour a little out and 1,111
esti. M • streak is hard
to wash, rub some more
soap on It. 111111 ter,
the piece back into ler
suds for a Irs oases,,.
IA!IIY IOMLS Iltt
1e6 1
dune " 1•<-
dune ;n -lukewarm water,
taking .pe,ul.,,are to get
all the duty s •
ols .ay,
their wring out and Lang'
up tort,.
for WooWs ad flap.
OWN pr'era a, Inn, -
Sluke the anis les free from
lull. ('0t a tallier of
SUNLIGHT SOAP int,
thAVIng,, 01,011 In a 1011.111
of wow and s hy.k
ia.■ holler. Whom is 1
esarm, work 01101r, in
the lather wittiest rub-
bing. Saueere out dirty
aye, .r without rebates
lid
rinse thoro..ihly nr
relays of lukewarn,
Smitten
out water wabbyt
bristlierbristliero and hang m the
open err.
t/ -The most delicate
Colors may be wifely
washed in the "Sun-
light " way.
Pc•s3G r4 _-,
o ss v
t r) 000 RtWARD Ill" wil I be pard'
•Y r to 1111 -un wbo
proves that !sunlight n,fP 0,111•
talus any ilt.lurlouo chemicals
or any forma adulteration. .
Buy follow
5ce d.rItwandtont. 5c.
LTVTR BROTrtt RS LIMiTTD., TORONTO
rf,t
THE "LORNEf1
THE SIGN A I. t (:(►111';Itlt;Il• ON'I'A Rllt
Mews of the i8trkt.
. 1). A. Anderson has disp oned of Ice in the ceremony in the presence of only
ntpractA) agroom.rlAfter'the1lweddingbrei
e and
1)rkfaet
Kiulpsun l3ta,r., general merchantman, i the newly -wedded couple went to their
own hoofs in Keaforth.
Nuptials at Hensall.
A very pretty wedding totuk phase
at the Stethtnliut. parsonage. Iltrlttsl1,
on \\'edmeMlay, 1'ebruat•y 34t1s. when
Miss Is Vollick, of tidy tlwuship, le-
canIe the wirli tet Jacob Snider. of Hay-
field. The groom wise ably supported
b)' '1'r tet 6ue•linet•, of St. Jose th,
and the bride 11 • het' niat,•t, Slisa
1«tnt•tVulli}♦;. :\Mersa; Wedding din•
tlle•nded fur the position of {4tb111 tier ,at ter Inane of John Vullick,
nlagist•ate of Clinton and Dr. Thump- father of t he 1114410, the happy euupk•
411 for 11111 pnhl(aHl Ill 11tI'Om1•P, proceeded t. their new house in Bay-
son
text fall fair of the 'furnlerr3 Held. Hes, pt. Medd tied the 11111/11111
\t:rieulturaal Se,cnety w111 be hold in .knot.
\ Ingham e.11 Thursday and Friday, Egmondville Resident's Death. •
sieptetlls•r 271II :and :tyre.. The death occurred ou MI 'day of
%'. B. McLean. of lielet"11, hay in•, last week of Mrs. Omega. Each, of
vented +t dust -proof heating ti 'bin h: mdvipc. The deceased Iuu1 been
n. etlove- ,i fes Land has appliedpplied n 14
nu
l':uuuLa u0ol the United Status fat `ick only a steam time with pnewutmta
and hersudden deal h came As a gr tit
laaleanitl._.. hock ler herr friends. Mrs. Fisch
(4rotge Muldoon has sold bis Iivei formerly lived in fhurylteld, where
httsine•as to lirusst•Is tat Hugh Ramsay. avid her late hustsuol they Managed
if the lith rconctsaiot of Ut•ry, w'bo .1tit' of the 51rticetielil 111004. From
le in posses.' . 'fee price Paul w"" 1her they trmoved to EgutottIvillr,
about $11.16111. whe•ve they lived fur a tattooing. of
.1 •11 'rayloc has •0141 hist -100 -stere years and in whirls 11thtee the husbawl
tars rut the 11111 rnneryatuu of Turn. of ler dereasi41 (heal. Mrs. Filch then
terry to John Baird, who gets tosser+- newts! to Settfn•th, -where, haul
situ this month. SI r. 'faaylut• intends ..ince continued to reside. she w'als
going West to live. sixty',two year of age.
11,•,,t-gt• Kerniel , a Guano- trsident Induction Service at Winghani. •
cof I'xet•r, died recently at Oakland' An interesting seryioe ill c .,.(.
( alifuruin, of heart tatlurt. Hr was with the• induct un of Re.v.' ,S, Royle.
sixty-nine year.; of age and leaver one .N.:\.. li. 11., as rector n( tit. I'unl's
son and nue daughter. i•hurih, \Vaughan, was held on Tues.
Mrs. Gau•,liner. wife tet 11. Al (heir- .lay evening of lot sveck. There was
let•, of Klal
mesiiJt•( pis-sr(I ilway alt as very Loge at trod:auee of members of
TI""alay tet last week. She alts the cnngregaticom Anil, tnwnyefyla•.
twenty-seven years ' of age and had The ceremony sus performed' b \' en.
Item i11 only ,a'thort t:1rcluleal'uu,Hichar,la011,
mks biol. Niel'ell , who fon of landau, oleo was assisted by Rev.
spur nia,nom had lee% stenographer H. 1'. \Vestgatt', of Atwood. d. and Rev.
for the Exeter itr,tach of the Sttvert•igtt 11' 11. 11tu tie), of 115yth. Arch.
Bank. luta accepted A Isr'iitiuu will leacutl Itiehatd,on preached the we -
he lietrdren, Mackay Co., of Turout"- man, which was very appropriate to
;15 stenographer. he to•Carh0l. After the induction si'I'-
\'m. Brow it, 2nd concession of Grey, vice a1 short. musical program was
haw • lspnsrd tet bis tine list -acre las tet rendered in the he11001 1011111 and re -
his sou -in-law•, S. G. Sangster. foo ftrstitnents were peeved.
thy sol of $41.31"' J1 . Brown 11x. r•- Wingham Retail Merchants Organize.
sided Ib o for the pod 'foety years
n will st• 1 Blake home with Mt- At tht4tt' utigalion meeting of the
Fordyce, have made :111 assignment to
Uro. C. Hanna. of \1'ingh,uu.
Tender's are lasing asked for the
erection of a new schoulht,use for 1'.
S. .K, NO. 12, (i elerirh and Mullen
townships.
W. G. Paton, of \Vingleaut, 11114 140111140111him welirlrillitg outfit to S. \\', Leg-
ghlt. of Collingswood, to which place it
rias leen shipped.
14. J. Andrews has lett tr'coul-
a t1 \Vinghisut branch of the Retail Mer-
5ang«tcr. rbtnt' .assrtciotiur. of 1'iulxdn onl'rrs
Airs. Junatl were elected as follows: President,
it. 11. 1�' owder L 1. vier -president,
IV. .1. Urrer: 2nd vitraptesident, 1►.
51. Gordon: tremover, 1'. N, (ariflln :
-ecr•anrr. A. %'. Brewer : auditors, 1".
11. Walley and 1,. A. It ell. The As-
:urtntton is not berthed with the object
prosper.
if raising. fixing err controlling polices
lens n1 any way,- but 10 present 11 united
front and hefalre justice for themselves
• and Irl .Iti•h matters ,4y ttssr-11111.111, i*totir-
.tnrr, freight and ex pre,. tales, roller-
I tum ttf ace.n tit s, inspection of weights
.and turitxutes, purr food Ian s, 1
other matters of interest to the re -
tiler.
n Moine. 11 well-kinnt rt
11101• resident tel the
orris. ens -rd 1,0.1*y..
Oil 1'1•.•.•111 ly. at the
ars. 1)eotll was
Mil Which she
auires.
and respected
telt cunweision o
at, her home• in Wil
,age of sixty- ' •3
cuuM•d by a canter
had suffered fur seVrt•a
liilsines% with the .\Vest rn Foundry'
of 1''ingham, islet it Ve
,,its condition: An •,ester
r:tt'Iu:ids 1)t' the Huron stun
ranges hos been rescind from
peg, .and the tit'st consig �t
t) -t stoves has just I
shipped.
Tniiiilits Witt 1, of 1'liututf, met with
tet aaccident List week which might
have leen attended with ser' s re,
suits. \%hale engaged at his work in
the plaiting. mill he stepped 'awkward,
and fell through al 1r1gs1.0trr avhieh luta
been loft open. Except for it severe
yhnkinl( up he WA, uninjured. •
11. J. Aitt'hcse.tt has sold his farms
near itarpuihev, ill • .McKillop. to
Hobert Auntie. for the sum of $2,7164:
The farm tuntaius about twenty-eight
114.11.14rend Ices ren i1 good huilditigs.
\1r.:\ che,on iutrr,d. going tet Alls•r-
, k-
etd t Is int
1 his l
•
wh t
e•i be ,tet l
sons
ing op 11 Lugo tract of hind. •
:\ pettily w'Wlelirlg( Cad: place tit the
shame of 11 r. and ilex, Allan Slli•ir. of
31urris. int Wednesday, February 21st.
whets their daughter. 3111 Aggic, Was
nnit•d ill marriage to David Drnholul,
tet Myth.. Hest•, 14, Met ait, per•
furuteil the ceremony before al large
company of guests. The happy
couple will make their hohte in Myth.
he Wednesday alto tee in of taut
we an intetrating event took place
at' .t • 11 • of the bride on the Jt h
eou.rs.'nn of M*KiIlop, when Miss
Slaty He i11 Isvnimr the Lride of %'t1.
limn Sotit of Sesefurt11. Rey. F. H.
Inrkin was be official ing clergyman.
Mr and Mrs. smith have taken tip
their residence r S.•ttfnrth,
, Who
Mes+rs. 1 er delft( r A (L,u•dm tr• , e
1
have been c14,h\t'ing e x general store
busters. in Exeter 1 • the I:ut1hrre
year!. have dosed 1hek torsi• there 10
lake charge of ,a Widnes,. in l(Ivth
which they pur'htsrd in\Deeeniot•.
31r. Poplestotti, hes )n•td r 11101b
since the beginning of the'C4 r and
11 r: IJsrliner and t 'ly will re flay
there ritually.
1)r. N. It. a foods,
pastor Of Jailor{ 4tl'I;I•t Melhaltst
clion•h. 1•:xrti•r. 1111 ij,pwrl 1101111' its 111•
pulpit Of the Itlenhofin Methodist
church on s1tIt '. February 'Lith.
Death came suddenly just offer the
!Nieto'. had dclivctrel a 1'ineirons tied
impressive sermon. 1tr w;1s se•t•vmty
yearn of lige and is siitnted by lino.
nuns and one daughter.
REMEMBER
We bu,:d bendeae good wagon
Ploughs of all 'dads, Marrows, Rolle
Manure Sprooders, prattlers,
Wheelbarrows. Ate.. Etc.
\ •.4. ,raa,ed te awl ym our catalo,:n-
The Wilkinson Plough Co.
LIMITED
TOROITO • OUIDI
Sold
on 3
Month8'
Trial
Vow money returned
d not'absbcd In every ways
61151:aLis,
ALWAYS READY
FOR INSTANT USE
because the "l:arM-Magnetic"
o
{arL0tlnal/l tr,wl'rnAand
hollow ground in its owe
I,eculiA way. With S�
ordinary prelul VQk
use. it will hold
its edge lot
years
with
cps
c.r
uu t
• ktugs•tle
Nr to 1436
leather oam •
Do.bt• comae..7ts
for Iwo beards
"Carbo- Magnetic" F las.
tic Cashion Smola. $1.00.
!tie booklet "Biota to /theatre."
sur (..w u>
e W HO vet 1 - Corer
tel
I)
Stolen Pleasure
The children will show you
the merits of Mooney's biscuits
r you give chem the chance.
Moonelts Perfection
• Cream Sodas
have made themselves famous
all over Canada in A very short
time. Crisp. - inviting, tasty.
Different from Any other cracker
you have ever eaten
Say "Mooney's" to your grocer.
N'T DOSE THE 'STOMACH.
Hyomel Cures Cataria by Breathing
emetic Healing Air.
Yon raw, 1 afford to risk pollee -
pent •ithlt Ity taking 4tlotig
arks, into th stonuu•h in the vain
hole 01curing; •ttarrh of the nose
and throat. The only true way of
raring catarrhal t roily is by the
use of Ilyulnei, w'h' •'s is bta.ithlOi
Wk. er that
r:; ask Itlllal
I 1111 h a ti t
II a
1
It It
Yvon i is not every sec to t• 1 u wry, and
its forth is given .to al •e•put:161.
physici,tM. Its WM. Im tileiiiii 14
eucalyptus o 'Phis is rumble] with
other hr:ding, /tr• tic g stool
It:als,3ntn, so the when timing Hoo el.
the air you hr, the is filled wi t
gettn•killing, heart giving. curatiV
powers. It kills all catrt•rhal germs
and restores the mucous me•nbrane of
the nose, throat lend lues to at ler•
fectiy,healthv e inion.
The complete. It,ytimei outfit. eon0t4t-
ing of n neat phcket inhaler, a Inedi-
eint' dropper and n bottle of Hyuhw'i,
costs but $1, and e'xr111 bottles can be
ubtnittgl for :10 toile', king it the
Molt ernntttltcal nle•lhtrl of cueing
colau•1•h, atm wr11 /IS the most reliable.
If you eanuot obtain 1lymne•i of
year deader, it will be forwarded by
nuttl,'postnge paid. reik1'w•eipt of price.
Write today for einyultttion blank
t hitt will entitle you to lt•t'Vires of our
medical department without chorea.
Thr R. T. Booth 1'mnpttty, Ity- •i
Ruilditg, Ithaca, N. l'.
GIRLS 'IN PLENTY.
On Thursday, I:Own uy 22211(1, Mite
Heat McNair: of 4'r tiltivn,k, wily
in rd in uuuti;ipp• In J. Robertson
"With regard Ml ate, item in yealer-
Mit ,ell, nf,Mt'iitl, Shlnitnh+l' The 111'SSOW, sayingthat the•femallesex
cere•m ny t tt'v. r1) 1n41 in 1'r:anbrnok was greatly in the minority in the
nllanse v He•v. 11. "lis McHiu•. 3l•' counties of Huron and Bence, allow
•end ;11r•s. Mthhell reit nn a slumt to say that v • correspondent
1 ,;"11,117.:,lnu Iri�, t1) ('IiiCngre. after one t have been kindly misinformed.
which they will take up their iv -
I have lived in•lhnon enmity nearly
aidt•nce at Me fifty years, nod can saw that there
appear 11) Ire it Inuit, LIMP marriageable
females to one of the male sex. and It
is a very common sight to set• three,
four or five girls going with one
young nutn, as many of our young
Men hn)'e gone West. leaving the
girls her'. Phoneve it is abut the
%atilt' in limp small. ns I was talk-
ing tort voting lady 11 short time ago
from Mildnuty, Bruce wanly. She
said that thew. were five gills to nor
boy them. Sol your emigrant ',title
for wives are out of the qucsl ism here.
' 'MIt11W'ttlle tat.
mhvir h, Ifucoti ('minty, Felt, 1M."
0 ONE WAS BLAMED.
strophe at the Bridge
Guelph.
Guelph. Slat• ".- After waiting
three weeks to s •11 • the evidence of
Clement :\me'3•, t1 - •lege foreman,
who w,14 no !erimts i • 'tired, the in-
quest. upon the acridcn t, the (Lu(•Iph
(irxlet•ieh Railway a le 0t•,1nd
MVP!' bridge, by which t o nen Inyt
their lives through the it; • ing of
the derrick while placing a r1.p-toe
girder on the bt•idge, wife con talr41
Incl night..
'rhe Pura- wile unable to dee
whether the upsetting was canned 1
defieta in the trendily'', 1)1% by defects
in the construction of the derrick, in
of
free the evade• re
n .
hitt founts that it was not entlwd by
criminal negligence. its every urle of
the employee.' did is he possibly ertnld
11ndt•r lite citemitsttnces to prevent
such an ocrnt'n'nar.
•
Uel your sale bills at The Signal.
LEGAL NOTES.
Huron Correspondents Answered in
Mail and Empire's Legal Colunm.
A. t'., (Tinian: 4ju,-- During An im
veatigatiou A tyle intimidated +end
hurried into eigniug a atltemrut of
facto which purported to giveevideure
r'lieving the elf eitls of an inst it at •
from all blame. lir now regrets It ty-
ing signed the statement. Can he re-
pudiate it and bring an sixth cou against
the panics for rousing 'situ W sign
Ans. --Even it A cru► aucuvrl in prov-
ing that the statement which he
signed was untrue, it will out add
au)'Lhiug to Iris credibility as it wit-
ness. The With who 11111,0.4 1 ' • •If to
be intimidated iutii putting his Ili
It) to f lar statement (.111 apt be Cilli•
sidrreir it very 'reliable portion. He
may succeed tet deet•uving the tater
of the seawater.' which ler aigmetl, 10'11
it is quite certain that he CA WWI
II1a1111t1111 all roll ittl tall ILa1Uag0a
Agisimat' flu ptlrtics Wilt) iuducrd htim
W sign it.
\\loxeter. --( t, -Il haul at
axle of farm stark : A put a COW to
fur sale. The ('(11Y turas Mild. The puC-
chA:tet• now liuts that ane of Iter teats
does not give milk. Cali h• return
Ow cow and demand his 111oucy Back
Ans.--Where houses err cultic are.
sold at pubic ,ulctiuu without ail)'
••warrant)-', as ler their soundness, the
purchaser buys them tit his own risk.
Che general rifle i, t hart t he purchaser
of articles s,tlll it 5/111/1111xuction
utast et/A.mine (het11 11111141 f. The
,arc ' 'et is not la 1 to point out
their defects,
W. It., 16e-ltw,taI. - Qu. -If 11r -
sett dice worth $i11,16)), does the Hov-
e 'tit charge ,r {a'rcenttge on the
whole amount. or only on the excess
tet••t $111,16)1? It there are debts 'mist
they he deducted ft•f$m the amount of
the e•stlte before the succession duty
can be charged.
Alla. N11 suee'rss. duty is enl-
teCtahle from any estate which is un-
der. or deals not exce141, 8111,01K I. If
the estate exceeds $111,16)1, after pay-
ment of della,, and is IttI,te eco tint V,
the duty t. rolleetable frown the whole
amount. Where he estate passes to
It stranger 10 ler ('rut. is collected.
If it passes to certain of the lustre dial
tont relatives of the Ilrt't• tmal .1 per
cent. only i. collected, 12iChe debts
t. be deducted, anti the duty is
chargeable on the, balance. See Sur-
tessinn Duty Actof 111 ti, it ia', too
lengLhv to give herr. •
l'. if., -qu.-1 ani it house-
holder in a village and receive $1.1)
annually brine* a1 mortgage on 11 farm.
Can 1 ie e pellet' to pay int.
tax?
Ano, - The income derived from
mart -gages is eubjeet to taxatiiut.
There is no exemption in such Cam,.
But the income of a farmer "derived
from his tarn)" is exempt.
Correspondent Says There Is a Surplus
in Huron and Bruce.
Mr Merritt s Explanation. -
The following letter trout It. N.
Slet•t•itt lythe entitlitlg editor of The
London Free I'r.•ss explaie% itself :
Sporting Ed4•n
Editor Free Pts : 1ii a
eo ' silicon of 21t11 Itlt., 01Kne.•t1
"Tecumseh," a slight injustire is (lone
Clinton. On the aftrt•nta,t of the tin\
of the match Clinton 'phoned, desit•i
of postponing 1ht' galore. Ilene%o
the boy's would prefer• -a night w114
the ire would be goxai, I rnn"'•nw
However, 1 inllucdtayely letu•tn•.'
piety art•autgentent% had been
and 'phoned to have the gamy played,
and tole expected the match that _
night. fiat• the Clinton tram had
dispersed, and the manager tells ere pAG
he did his utmost to co his players.
Failing, he tried twice to retch ale by
l'hcT,notg(1l,M(ar hawing mauls the
suggest n that. 111 account of the
1111111110' ,bachelors in tort' of
11181.1)11, fin 'o and Middlesex. snmu' of
the girls con'ng out filen the ()141
(lomaty shoed be wilt to, Ihisedis-
tt'li't, 'tttU' writes to that pet er any
follows :
a. Matt.
On February 1,. 1 there dieltkan old
and respected t'esi 'tit of Kincardine
in the person of Mrs. etude McKenzie,
in her eight 3'•ninth ye t. Death 'w'as
the result of ,t stt'ck' of paual•018.
Che dereasitl WAS 0 native if Me, it lea d
AIM Came 10 ('11(1x(114 ill Masi, She hai.1
resided in Kincardine for :t it ober i,t
Years. She is survived by at fit ily of
teinr irens 11 (111'4• daughters, Mrs.
Angels 31,•1A'Ist, 1)f (itoI•t'idl, Io11) Il
daughter.
Leaving Wingham for thz West.
\laiguire, %%Ingham. has meld
Iia roil estate and ,insurance boldness
to J. 11. Chisholm. a fanner %'tnghtm
young than. Mr. Maguire purposes
going West to engage morrextenslt ely
in the real estate business.
Death of Mrs. George Clark, Haller.
The death Occurred on %'nlneselty,
February 21st, of Mrs, George ('Lurk, at
her hone in Mallett, 1►eath, which
wits rine to heart trouble, Came very
suddenly, Claiming its victim before
medical nl cadence ennld be pt•nrumd.
Th.' d,''ioisttl. hi, was a native of
York'shitw, England, was seventy -t hove
years of Age Itnd 514110 one of the oldest
residents of the township. Resides
her husband she leaves e. family of
thrw tion% and Her daughters.
Seaforth Nuptials,
The marriage was gniel.lc solenn-
ilaYl on %'edne'+dty aftrrnr.in of last
weak, ,It the home of the hride'0
fatfler, e,f hiss May, only daughter of
N, UIuiT, of Medina h. and Jas. Grieve.
Dan of Hebert thieve, of McKillop.
Rev. A. K. Mike, paator of the Sow
forth Methodist church, performed
e
The
Shape
Vermanent Style and
of Semi -ready Garments
Teltivauay, March t4, 190ti 3
PIMPLINE
e 1 lel
PIMPLES
1'iulpline is absolutely guaranteed
to cure the worst CAMAS of pittplen and
°thi . stele akin IdiM'aaes that can le
found. four or five applications have
entirely cured x1111(1 l'ane's lath we guau'-
aut•e ane bolt IP a pavfet41 are,
Money refunded if not snliafau'lory.
To Whom It May Concern :
1 used 1'ittplinr and caul highly
reepml lltettd it. 1 w•as lruublwf
Willi pingdes and t skin 'Baena..
tut 3 ears. I - used less than 11
bolds tit Pill ilii' Mill l sal per-
manently ruled 1 there -is not a
pimple on my Tice. It is a
wonderful cute.
Teens, CtusetN.
Iiuelph, Ont.
Price 50 cents, postpaid
P.ve • •sae wants style in his clothes.
S men say they don't, but they
are mistaken.
Almost all reatly-made clothing has
'style jet it. In fact, it is style that sells
ha' f the ordinary ready-made clothes.
But there are t5eo kinds of style-
etlrfacc style and through-and-through
lailor.'l style. There is as mych differ.
trace between them as there is Between a
wooden Louse palated to look' like stone
-and a solid stone, 13011se.
Surfacessty1e is created principally in
the i/ressiwg room -put in with the hot
iron -it pleases you when you try it on,
tut after a couple of weeks wear it
looks as if it had been drawn through
a knot -]tole. ,
Our styles see designed by the ac-
knowledged last clothing designer in
Attlerica. Semi -ready styles are right -
then we tailor *cut permanently.
Smi-ready Apt is bath from the
fouuylation out. 'every step in the, con-
struction is in i%o hands of expert
tailors. The shot$$►. are permanently
stitch - moulded into shape (see the
illustration), not prated and shrunk by
a hot iron only to erg out of shape
utter a little wear.
Every part of eve, hemi -ready gar-
ment is stitched into permanent shape.
1f the least unevenness shows it is ripped
sad re -stitched, not smoothed over with
a hot iron. Every garment is pasiltill
by an expert as perfect in shape letter
it gate to the pressen.
Semi -ready fit is a certainty. Our
plan of physique types cover every class
of figure. Short stouts and tall stoat:'.,
sloping shoulders anti over -erect, as
variations of figure are provided fur in
the Semi -ready plan. •
These points give you. style,' fit aa.I
comfort—now for wear. ^
Every piece of cloth that comes in'
our tailorey has lteen selected at t1,,
mill by our cloth experts ; hefure• it i
placed in stock it is tested by the tit,
severe tests. Some cloth mea rpy vc
are too severe, but we think not, for
we put our reputation back of t'' 1 Y
thread of it when we sew the Semi -
ready label in a garment. •
The silk -sewn seaters, the carcf:t l •:
selected linings, the ,perfectly. ti..'.t
button -holes, every little detail is , 1:
fully watched so as to inns:e :;euli-1. '
tailoring the best produced.
You can see -the style, fit :aid 1.^1
of a Semi -ready garment wh':n •
try it on -there, is• no guess wet: - .
our guarantee covers any pxosath'c -
velopment.
Next time you are thinking of r'.,::.. .
drop in anti see w -ill' justice to your-
self, you should investigate our claims
Sy4
Semi -ready
Tailoring
E. BROWN & CO.
(GUELPH. ONT.
SEIM
Build
P
ow
bygr11ingour
Beef, Iron & Wine $1.00
battle for Mc.
Cud Liver Oil SI.UO botllt
fur 501x.
Compound Syrup Ilypophos•
r
pintopintoSI.UI bottle, 51c.
Any of thew' irlediciuer will
put you in good bhispte for the
springs,
\
H. W. Thomson's
DRUG STORE
011
GODERICH - - - MclihN BROS., Agents
'ph I f I ' '1'
f this. lint the I
s o withstand- r a• remains. lett not 1
111 fat ort
ing c plot• arrangements hard been
inside; many tickets sold, and that the
boys fully expected the match, no
telegraphic or other' Inexsage wits smut.
This fact, added to the displeasure felt
hist year, when Clint ou (lid not play a
return ge • that hail been advertised,
explains the warmth if the w•t•ite•r.
Haul he known the full trircumstances
0 w•onld cet•ttinly. have noted tht•tl
his letter. , It. N. )1KBItrr.
urich, Marsch 1.
Verdict on
r
E FENCING
alt was unsurtrn% u . scan'' j THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
1)r. Si
tigly pr
patients.
which a 'trot
which illust•at
ofrrt•
Iiainn.
A voting man
tiit' ,Ment• and lie
melody that had befit
"The thing for not
physician said, •'I" to dei
en hour before• break font
ing,"
The patient took his leave, i
week returned.;
••%Veil, how sec you feeling
physician asked' , e
n• o •if
thing," wont the reply.
-Alil Did you follow my tulvice,
and drink hot water an 1 before.
breakfast
"i dal my test, sir," said the young
mat, "hut 1 couldn't keep it up am
ten minutes At stetell."-'SVunl urs
llotne Uompan' .
'rhe high fiver is usually the heavy
feller.- - he iioheuliten.
The Hot Water cure.
lass Osler is always exceed -
bee in hie directions to
e relater all expe•t•ience
r practitioner once haul
the dangers of lack
visited
ellr tiny 141 tt
't'ilted tt Cmlll moil
t1 him,
to do," ter
Int water
ery morn
-
(I in a
l on
tbuy knife for w h ora• t
When you a
3
' the steel intheconsider the n t f
quality
blade. The biggest and heaviest knife ire:et
nci•essaniy the best. Netw there is ji,.1 ay
much difference iil.lhe yu:dity and "Ark meth
of Steel in fence wire xs
there is in a knife blade or
razor. • The Page Co. use
a high carton steel
wire. which though it
costs you but little more,
is fifty per cent. (io;-)
stronger tIan wire incliner
fences. T'helightcst PAIGE
fence is as strong 'e0 the
heaviest of ether makes.
Notice the lock in l'.1G1,
"EMPIRE" FENCE. You
may have noticed also that
others, are imitating
it. That is a good recommend for it.
Where we lead others follow.
All PAGE wire is "COILICD.”,not
crimped.
Gist priors before placing your mrd
the extra str'•n rth an s t v;or
Besidesd
f,
tis
workmanship,p.1\GE FENCES aledip-
ped in a special white painto% hit h on
top of the bcs1.4galaanlrit:g, will lengthen
the life of wire for years. Aqd, also, this
e. white coaling makes wire
touch more. sightly.
• 4)o- t.; .to - the great
•treng lit and elasticity of
I'AGF. fencing, ono-
-third lass posts are re-
quired, thus reducing the
cost of the fencing.
• "As you get in PAGE,
FENCES one -halt
more fence strength,
greater protection against
rust, halter workmanship,
••FENCES. better appearance, use
less posts, can you afford
In use other fenccs,.'ven though you could
but' thein for oar -half the lyrics of the,
PAGE i' But, really ours cost you
little if any
more. •
0s
I
er for Fence Giu.-s or Lawn Fence.
THE LOC
K IN PAGE
"EMPIRE'
Sold and erected by J. I3. HAWKINS, Godericn
1 371
If you
are
in Need
of anything in the line of'
Tinware, Graniteware,
Stoves and Ranges,
Coal Oil or Gasoline,
call at PixI)E1t's, ,.He
keeps only the best and
prices are right.
Let hint• figure on your
Plumbing, Heating and
Tinsmithing.
'mithulb .
S
•5.1'rlsi.t "PION (iti-ARAN-
TEED.
RAN-
'I'I•:h►.
W. R. Pinder
1 min.!) nun , fi rmr r1
I lea R nil, former,. as the 1 Oink
Made. he. nu, tI tins ter g•aparll7, Ih.
Stanek. Mt I.et There, welch other, lark.
Try Ihr 1(103411 tar making ngood herd lied
- for pnlrerirlog I tt,. or Roel lason net. or
for not' tough init. It'a the Innot.h lar. None
Rg mina 01)1 .',r rho name "BISSELL..'
Nor Salo by Aram Mnnu(aclurcd by
T. E. BISSELL, ELORA, ONT,
-Ask for Booklet "fr."
If You Suffer
From Germ Troubles, Please Learn W
Thousands who wore sick -like you,
perhaps -are well to-drey because of
i•trinozone. Many had doctored long.
Many were discouraged because other
treatments had failed. But they were
treating germ diseases with remedies
which do not kill germs.
We offered to buy them it bottle of
Liquozone-just as we foffer you. They
did with it what other remedies failed to
acromplish. And those countless cured
ones - seattered everywhere - are now
telling others what Liquozone has done.
Kills Disease Germs.
Contact with Liquozone kills any form
of disease germ, because germs are .of
vegetable origin. Yet to the body
Liquozone is not only harmless, but help-
ful in the extreme. That is its main
distinction. Common germicide. are
poisons when taken internally. That in
why medicine hna been so helpless in a
germ disease. Liquozone is exhilarating,
vitalizing, purifying; yet no disease germ
can exist in it.
The virtues of Liquoaone are derived
solely from gums. They are generated
qt, the hest produeeri of oxygen, ,lil-
p r dioxide and other germicidal gases.
The meets of making requires large
tipper us, end from 8 to 14 days' time.
The
oh t is to PO fax the gases, and to
romhine em, all to Carry Intl) the sys-
tem a powelrful tnnio-germicide.
Wo purehaAed the American rights to
Liquoaoae ate *masts of testa had
��f1s
J. BROPUEY & SON
THE LEADINn
s
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carlully attenunt In •t ■11
hours. ,,gel or de.
t Liquozone COM Do.
withpowerhad been
been made it. Ill
proved, again and agaiin the most.
diffteult germ dienaey. Then we offered
to supply the first bottle free in every
disease that required it. And over one
million dollars have been spent to an-
nounce and fulfill this offer.
.The result is that 11,000,000 bottles
have been used, mostly in the palet two
years. To -day there are countless cured
ones, scattered everywhere, to tell what
Liquozone has done.
But so many others need it that this
offer is published still. In the last few
rears, science has traced acorea ad die -
Pules to germ attacks'. Old reme,br•s do
not apply to thorn. We wish to show
those lick ones -at our cost -what
Liquosone can do,
Where It Applies.
These are th . diseases in which
zone has been most employed. In three
it hall earned its widest reputation. In
all of these troubles we supply the first
bottle free. And in all -no matter how dif-
ficult -we offer each user a two months'
further test without the risk of a palmy.
Asthma nMtnp-liner
A IAMB - l MEOW nonorrh.a Moot
Bonrhltis AV Falr-tnS. oia
Aland Poison taanrlmp,n•
Ane, Tvvv*I.. teceorrheu
('nnelts-Holds Nalarle- Yewaisis
Corwnrnptt.n ihlel - Qnln.
Contaglmie nt.onlsu Rhemin•n.m
Cann.? -Catarrh facrntote 4.1,31%111s
Inserting Hen
her TRh.restia
Ya',,.tea- r:1 Ip.lY 'roman
C101a/.Oal1 NOON Throat Tt.,bl41
Iss best forms of eke fnll0wleg
R nay Trnunlea 1.' o1.07
Trml,lrw
Mtn b Trembles wnm.n a t,t,.aa.+
Yet rneantn,atbn nr catarrh - lelpere nr pd.
a•ned b • -11.111111 Indic -at. • germ altar
In nor me MPhil It? ldgwvnn. r u r• villins ,
ane ntupfla ^ s remarkable resui u
50 Bottle Free.
If you need i'luozone, and have never
tried it, please s. d us this coupon. We
will then mall y an order on a loeal
druggist for a to .. rzn bottle, and will
pay the drtggiat ou vee for it. This
10 our free gift, made t eonvineo you;
to let the product itself ow you what
it can do. In justice to y, melt, please
aceeppt it today, for it places • u under
no obligations whatever.
Liquosone costs 50c. and 111.
CUT OUT THiS COU
1,111 It out ■nil man It In The T imb:aom Cern -
panl,4M-4g4 w'ab*b Aya, Chicago.
My dims. Is
i base never MM 1,1g1n0eM, het 14 yea will
Supply m. • bis bottle free 1 will uta 14
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boy pkyetelau nr1...0l•I not yet meas Lt.aassas
Will r Maly .opldl•d for a mat
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(1001) 110103E$
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