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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-4-8, Page 7THE SIGNAL G01)1,10(111.- ONTARIO AFTER FOURYEARS OF MISERY Cured by Lydia E. Pink - ham's Vegetable Compound Baltimore, Md. " For four years niy life was $ misery to me. I suffered from irregulari- ties, terrible drag- ging sertsatintut, extreme nervous - nes,, and that all gone feeling in my stomach. I had given up hone of ever being ,veli when 1 began to tate Lydia E,Pinlf- ham's Vegetable Compound. Then I felt as though new life had been given rue, and I am r•ecomrneuding it to all my friends." -Mrs. W. S. Fear, IIi.I$ Lansdowne SL, Baltimore, Md. 'fhe meet successful remedy in this country for the curt, of all forms of lrlttatla cataplalnta is. Lyda E. pink. hem's Vegetable Compound. Ib has ahead the test nt years and today is n ,ire widely and successfnit used than shy otbhr female remedy. It has cured , thousands of women who have been troubled with displacements, inttam- . hinder, ulceration, fibroid tumors, ir- regularities, periodic pains, backache, that bearing -dean feeling, flatulency, iudigestinn, and nervous prostration, alter all other meats had failed. I f you are puttering from any M these ailments, don't give app tame until you hare given Lydia E. Pinkham•s Vege- table Compound a trial. -U you would -Bhp epi eIal advfee write to Mrs. Yinkham, Lynn, Mass., for It. She has guided thousands t0 health. tree of c harEv'.- er FINE TAILORED JCLOTIIING FOR MEN 1 PITS WELL LOOKS WELL WEARS WELL When made by 1 DUNLOP 1 Lhe Tailor West St. an G rocerieS TO THE LADY • OF THE HOUSE : When ,you are coming down town make a list of your wants in the Grocery line. and bring it to be filled prompt! with the beet and mast reliable g,sias to be had. Or can up Telephone No. 91, And your otderiwill be attended with, equal care and prompt nese. 1ur stock of Teas and Coffees ie complete. All the beetduel- itire at the right privet 7 sample order. Johnston's Military] Bread 41,n,.t Is• t„•itte•it. t)Ve sen it. Sturdy & Co. The (;rotors. On the;Square Collars -Collars %Ve have ('allot, f or 1 he spring trade. Leather, Cloth and Sweney Collars ,,„„i lean stock to choose from l.osy lemon is commencing ,e1 ,f you need one of our Best Team Harness don't leave it too late in the season. Our increasing Mishima is the hest proof of our giving Falloffs, t ion. our M. E. KNOX AUBURN. 'PHONE 15 °R 24 (worn/vino.) TH RnI(JI'r yen want 1 and Yards ink.` (( ::sad/1 et Dook asses COAL ALL KINDS OF GOAL ALWAYS ON HAND asrAll coal welshed on the market .owls. where von rest %On lbw for • ton. WM. LEE. nyder ustalae let at . c. '.SIM Hardware Store Vremmed, attended to• Tia pi.Iail to Jaw. 1st, IUIO, for 00c. CLINTON'S SUCCESSFUL SHOW. Big Crowd at Annual Exhibition of Live Stock. The county live attack and reed show, held at Clinton on Thursday last, attracted a large number of ex- hibitors and spectators, andlthe affeir was a guest succegs. The weather was all tied could be desired, and everybody seeuied well pleased. The -entries for the show nurubet'ed about 311l, an the a lassies Lriat well tilted. No eatrauce ur adwirrion fees were, charged. 1)r. J. W. Shaw and James Fait, the efficient secretary end treueurer, are to he congratulated up- pn the success of their etforti to wake the show a r'tccese. Among the visitors was J. Leckie %Vilson, superintendent of agricul- tural•societies fur Ontario, who war tush pleated with the exhibition. Following is the Prise List, Heavy draught brood mare, 3 years and over -I, Ales. Innes; 2, ale, Slack ; Dale & Son. Filly or gelding, 3 years and over- t, Leiter Bros, ; 2, Charles Lovett ; 3, Bra Churchill. ,,Ll Filly or gelding under 3 years -1, (I, W. Nutt; 2r W. Elder; 3, J.ltey. noble. Trawl in harness -1. Leiper tiros. ; 2, Douglas McDougall;,'1,1. F. Dale. Family of threw rr l!" of like, pro- geny of seine sire -le W. Rion ; 2, D. Reynolds. Agricultural special prize, team in harness -el. -James -b't*tar-s 2,-T -Tow, %lair ; 3, Jamey MrLean, Breed miry, 3 years ,and over -r, Alex. Inner ; 2, Andrews Hew. ; :i, S. Mc Michael. Filly or gelding, :3 years and over- t, James rooter ; 'S, James fetter: 3, K. Disney. Filly or gelding, under 3 years -1. Joe Reynolds; 2. Alef. lanes; 3, Thor, Matin. General purpose team, in harness - I, Joe Reynolds ; 2, James & N. Fair ; 3, C. Lowery. Itetadsters. stallion. lie hands and over -1, Berrie& Son ;' It. I. t.oten- lock. Stallion. under Ely bandy -I, Joe Reynold., ('n rriege harness horse -1, Geo. HEART' DISEASE is a symptom of Kidney Disease. A well-�,tnown doctor bas said, I never yet made a post-mortem es- arninationinacaseot death from }least Diease with- - out finding the kidneys *creat fault.' The Kidney medicine which was first on the market, most success. fill for Heart Di,easwand all Kidney Troubles, and moat widely imitated is Dodd's • Kidney Pills 4 CHAS. E. GRIFFITH UPHOLSTERING ANO REPAIRING HAIR MATTRESSES RENEWED AND RE -MADE . CARPET Madera LAYING promptly attended to t' heroes moderate Repair Koons : one dont West of C. J. Harper's Stove Wore, Wait street_ 1t ldenoe-ICI min Avenue, (;ODERI(' B. ONT. • rWant a 7 Cutter? 11f you do, now is your op " - tunity 1 have $ few still left. and 1 intend to let them go at bargain prices tet as to clear them out tlefn_ir the close of the season. ('all and rase what we can do for you. DRAY, TUDt-iOPE and MOUNT FOREST are the geode we handle, - 1 have for sale two good Drivers and a heavy Colt. Robert Wilson Agent fur Magary- Harris Implements, MeI- lotte Cream Separators. Fleury Plows, Bissell Disc Harrows, Land Rollers, etc., etc. Wareroomm-Hamilton Street, Go derieh. G. JOHNSTON EMBALMER amp FUNERAL DIRECTOR Furniture and Undertaking.warerooms,. West side Square. 'PRONE : stook Oodsrieh Residence 1P1 Night salla: At residence, IS WIlllam Strew. ---TSB LSADINO - Funeral Directors and Embalmers Oran eartalty /Atoned to at all been. night or day Walker; 2, B. Bowenbury ; 3, Luke Fortune. lteadeter horse in harness -1, J. Me- Naughttu; 2, J. W. Elliott; 3, Joe Reynolds. Carriage team in harness --1, George Walker. Roadsters, team in harness -1, Ales. Davidiou ; 2, Mr. Dale ; 3, Garnet Dater*. Saddle horse -1, James McAithur; A Thomas (look. Best three horses, mare or gelding, n any towneelp jn. gnty of 11(11.0'11(11.0'1- '1,o- , Tucker,with ; 2, Mullett. Clydesdale sWlisin, 3ears and over Moon. Leiper & Moon ; 2Spooner & Mc- Gregor; 3, Leiper & Stallion, 'l eats and under -1, Mc- Michael ; 2, W. Rion ; 3, John Short - reed. Shires, stallion, 3 years and over -1, Don Reyynohtr. Bert Percheron hackney stallion, 3 years and over -1, Tbos. Shipley. Bull, 2 year, or over -1, L. Butt. Buil, 1 year -L Thomas Mason. 1) lir cow, any age -1, it. Graham : 3, W. Doherty ; 3. Fred Cook. ` Fat heifer, age considered ; fat steer, age considered -1, R. F1tssim- Ittnna. Sweeprtakeaa, best three of any breed, a years and under, with bull -1, H. Smith, Best mare, aged -H. Smith. Best female -H. Smith. Shorthorn bull. 3.ydars and over -- 1, Ed. Wise ; Y, John Ilarr. Bull, 2 years -1, James S. Smith. Bull, 1ear-1, H. Smith ; 2, Ed. Wier ; 3, Jame* Snell. Cow._ 3_: years and over - 1. -11. Smith ; 3. W. Doherty - Heifer, 2 years -1, H. Smith ; Ed. Wise. Heifer, any year -1, H. Smith ; 2, Jame, Snell ; 3, James Snell. Gram and Seeds. Fall wheat• any variety -1, John Wise; 2..1. W. Salkeld ; 3, J. Elcost, tate. black, named -1. J. Wise ; 2, J. Vise ; 3, bred Ford. Oats, white, named -1, Alfred Teb• butt ; 2, 8. Dale ; 3, John Wise. Barley, two -rowed, named --1, J. Wise; 2, W. Smiilie; 3, John Barr. ---111trler recwsd a ramad=Y'`J: Wise; 2, J. W. Salkeld. Peas, named -I, John 'Wire ; 2, J. Wise; 8, Welter Osborne. Timothy heed -1, John iViai• ; e -3 shillerr ; 'te.ATfr•e'Irebbutt. Clover seed - el, John Wise; 2, Al- fred,Tehbutt ;'J, John Carteret. et. P"tettees--1, item, i S, W. Smillie; 3, John Barr. Potatoes. early -e W. Smillie ; 2 James B. Smith; :i, John Barr. Special, bag flour, fer beet bag Mich- igau amber wheat -John. Wise. Dirt For Horse,, In reply to the rytteailon, 'will dirt hurt basses? -1 notice that mine eat enrodtlarahle of 1t sow and then," a bewrter mayor. • :;o. It L advliable to allow the home to eat an the dirt he wnta in fact. It lei ■ good Idea to oc- caslnnatiy Banos a chunk of lard tato the Aad boa* Are Plants ferry! Are ptgree lazy % From my 'stand- point of observation for sixty years, they are. -They will wok the nearest food regardless of consequences. In ray garden a few Feud ago I had an annual nix or more feet high. One rta,rntne 1 obaerved that the wind had btown it over flat upon the gr*ubd. There were no pro)eeting route pro- truding from the northeast side of the plant. - All of the route upon that see. were curved around toward the acuthwest. With a spading fork I lifted the earth upon the southwest side of the plant and discovered a forkful of decayed stable manure. The roots, upon the northeast side curved to the southwest because it was the ahort.et route to a food sup- ply. That waa manlike The fact that 0. meant dseuLll to rte plant when the fall winds came was' not ooeasider- ed-Frsutcir Wayland Glen in Louis- iana Planter. The Wonders of To.,... w. "The next era," wrote Edison re- cently "will mark the most wonder- ful advance in semens and invention that the world ?me ever known or hoped for.'• Artd here : r • some of the remarkable developnie:ea this, great scientist foresees: Moving pictures, so perfected that the characters will not only move, but will speak, and all the accessories end effects of the stage will be faith- fully reproduced.- The eproduced.The disappearance' of the locomo- tive, all trunk linea being operated by electricity. The triumphant culmination of our fight against tuberculosis and saner. Better realization of the possibili- ties of coal aweless, whereby we shall learn how to -utilize them without throwing away 90' per cent. of the effi- ciency, aa to -day. .Asa- Aeilet'a._W1fe. T worked hard, though there was little to show for it, as my wife told tyle when, elle_turned over my many sketches. "What, three shiny poles and a lot of green water!" She exelaimed. "War that all you did in a day Why didn't you paint a whole view?" I do not like her to criticize my stu- dies. She handless them unlovingly, fronts at them upside down and says, "ff you would only enlarge that and make a iuctre of it and put in Same figures 1 ought have the pink dress after sill-" Three palnnee, several gondolas and a floek of pigeons mean the ink Gats. and six paeans, more and more pigeons mesa GRIPPE VICTIM. Restored to Health and Strength by Vinol After All Other Means Had Failed -Professor Hicks' Sto7. "i suffered from a v,'vere shark of the grippe which left Ins• in a weak- ened condition with bronchitis, a soreness in my chest" and a hacking cough. 1 tried different physo'tane and took nearly every kind of cough Syrup sold on the market without get- ting' any permanent relief. i saw your cod live; and iron preparation- Vinol---advertised, and decided to try it, and it completely cured my bron chial trouble and restored m y strength. I cannot say too much for Vinol,;aa i'received inexpressible ben- efit: fropi its use. and i consider it one of the greatest blessings ever offered to the public." R. E. i1. 'Hicks, Ma deesville, Ata. The grippe invariably leaves in its wake a weakener, sin -down condi- tion of the opulent. Vinol is guaran- teed to Texture the sufferer to health and strength, and to hnikl lite and ereate strength for old people, dhlieate children and weak, debilitated people. Mo sure are we of this the% we unhesi- tatingly say give Vinol a trial. if you think it does yen n0 gond we will refund your money, Met i1 will. If. C. Dunlop, Druggist, (loderich, The dog owned M ytnir neighbor is nearly always s howling tiucceSa. su. MIME A itairdressing Halt Just,wnireld Fttan Gay Paris. THE 'SRL" POSSUM ?ASCOT. Sas- l iII Ludas', Lamp F1had, ital. Stationery Owed by the filirart Sid biasses, aid a Dainty Ice For Bridges Pasity--Suwernee Fruek,. My Dear EIe -It certainly was meet of you, dear, to say you enjoyed at_"- dao s gush. Rut then 1 manned on your good nature when 1 setttitltity unloaded my enthttsiatmt upon you. Bleated ed tae friendship! And how many stun an evtmmltted in Us name! Now, 1'na going to give you a Roose- velt deal by way of reparstioe -u besting (lint east arrived front Parte leetenlay aftm'ntwn while waiting at M. a..'s to have my bah - treated ray attention nes attzaetai by the entranee of a fnatdonetuly dreamed woman, fufhiwed by a Preach maid beating a large:, mend tin hos. My deet Omega tape 'Ttb Mrs. Qrnel)us Vanderbilt, who has just mane from the sate depaitt wane and ,Lett err - paring to tate hei3tie f, storks, bonds anti ase ritN, out of demiwratic Amer - ice over u, dear aristocratte }y en" Nothing of the kind- Only another in - starve of my Magination gone Were bfy wrote" for the round "tin" pawed to be merely the latest kind of bat box sal LFP lady a great unknown. you know, mast odors of one's favorite Itis been found to better than the Voyos? no ethshe wanted her hair deemed for Aiken and added: "I've bre my playas hat with toe. Whim 1 get a new hat," he ezpkeeled, "1 ataarys hale my hair drowsed to flt It, a trick I learned rib a1y In Paris." 8b,, then wand herself, while the maid took from the box a huge, attm- nbig creation of lace and flowers and, standing by her tnletrnes, cbapesw in Mad, awaited orders, e �ded milady to tbe , was plainly In the poatt on of taking a lama in his own art, "take down my hair and brush, ft." An asattstara having done this mental week, ruoasirur now took a hand in the actual dee stns ref the hen Ile arranged the pomlmk ar in a kat. sat pelf direr the forehead -- whirl) la aaemtSag to thea new mode -- and tiers tied the engin of the hair at the r•eOatp at the head vett a brown Mk elates. At this point the maid weeds ms1 the hat on her rnletrr.' had with sweat pins. If you had beta there, Elsa, to have seen the s»at Madsen presented at elk A charmingly put up topped wish a French ere aeon and a king, straight tail of halt hanging tonna her hack. J'vrfteelty ob brims to tis' humotour, side of the Idt Ideas mttady turned to monaient with a hmlSetfs,j air and said, "Nola do Ley bark hair." Il:e went to work web the Eisner• of a Corot attrtytnp thae lett d a hit of fdisgo oalsrine The !1I suggest. perfume, retain ttx ordinary. M. JL tooted when madame teacetre Way to serve cream at a bridge, don't you? Rut what was I talking about? fist, 1 know. While enJuying the We 1 emddealy looked up and saw what to my astonished haw awes red W be a perambulating lamp MOR Or ROSE LOOM. v shade horn by Mrs. Philip Lydlg. In- stead of being manufactured in Tif- fany glass thio piece of headgear was produced with strings of enormous cut Jet beads forming crown and what there vias of -the -brim, a- small projection from which hung a tine fringe of jet tbat reached almost to the nose of this Pretty- society matron. The effect of tier dark eyes shining through the bands was weird and Turkiaheaque. firs. Lydig has always been famous fur her marvelous creations in flee mil- linery line, but since she bas gone in• for the ballot I thought perhaps sbe had dropped this sensatbonaUam for one of more vital interest. And, talk- ing of suffragettes, have you seen the tfterature sent out by the Equal Fran- chise league, of which Mrs. Clarence Mackay Is president and Mrs. Lydig "secretary? It's written o0 the treat \surprisingly feminine kind 'se station- ery for women to use who yearn to be on equal terms with t, • tronger sex, dalutily typewritten ..eiouncementa done on the finest lavender eiaper with a hand wrought border in a white flo- ral design. If their campaign is to be run ort the same expensive basis the league'ertll be soon !u the hands of a receiver. Possibly, though, the nest time you bear from me I will have • joined the howling sisterhood. but In the meantime I am glad to think I am not 'bound to stoke the world go right. 1 find my time fully employed spat now in getting a little dreaamaker to make my summer Wash frocks go "jut right" Theme aro so many\lnexpenaive ma- terials that make up attractively, and this season the simple gowu IS the cor- rect thing. This little seamstress is making me a charming rose colored linen dress In prtnceea style. It has a graduated panel front and back and is seamed at the sides to make 1t fit closely to the figure. The panel L finished on the edge with scallops done In black wash cotton, and in each scal- lop is a black crochet button. It opens to the left of the front under the scal- loped edge. The yoke is of cream. Irish lace,°+with a deep circular border of black ellk embroidered in rose shades. The sleeves aro tight fitting and open part the way up with three !wallops and crochet buttons. It's a mighty smart little affair. Did I tell you Argyle (I•, who lives In Atlanta, baa Just went me the can - Magnet possum charm? You know. these animals are the mascots of the Taft administration, the 'Bili" possum having superseded the "Teddy" bear. A ()eorgia woman, Mrs. De Foreat Algood, ham gone into the poamm mak- ing business and is coining money and fame. Won't you go bite trade with MABEL? a trrlii nz 1iII[Iw° brtlime. heels ng serasionaily the hat to ad- just a puff rioter to they Krim, but practically all the dressing was done with the hat on. When he finished madame peeked tip the haud glass and crini/ly examined her bead. "Now, Matte," she said to leer maid, "Ton mi,v unpin my hat and study the haireimposing-" Marie did as told. "Zoe est tear:" blandly repaired madame to ttsunannr, "1t. will not be s+cemarry h• pat on the hat before my hair tri -.leased. Marie will study your wrwk and be Moran to do it by herself befawe ttr hat to partner on. But the thwt time a new bat is warn itahould always be taken to the hairdresser to have thea ofmrin+sadap.rrl to It " And away abe went. the mail still carry- ing the hat for Mkevt. i lootrvi :rt rmaileurealaad laughingly atal.d, "pate lthe 7ratr Mit patient?" Yeakiwi le ase,orat-tfes-..srml Pmenire mar)wsar 1s. .wiry thaw buten trot of the end off a one elf rears .'es* xrwa." i Mrtrwetl- tun. IIIIRGT rlmnotm etordlIMSTI A r-, A h, A !Tufty Mlle terrane shiner Ant*** mrvaw the t orehred below the tonne perniptible pompadour. This o tyle has been poalthsely forced hack on acv-nnnt of (1e hanh•atng ethert pro- duced by bate omen tow over the thee. And, awaking of hate. after my edf- ttrre Imam I went..w.•r to the Plaza to lave a°rnn (Pa stn, not ttsa, for you know I loathe this G oliock pick -me - up -bet white dallying wt h an ten vanilla ctr'am served in a rhn nnegne glans and covered with a small pyra- mid of whippesd crrtim tinted n drsll- este green with singer and fLvervsd with pYlaehlo and garrakdtsd wail pe, - tartar) ants --I'm emplaftdng the cm fotilia t., for I thtek, It L) such as at. -beta, Never Forgot His Kindness. Art/wane Ward welled on a friend the nlght before one of hie panoramic lec- tures. There were some three or four large roachee scurrying about the room, and they 'Wearied his attention. "i em very fond of roaches," he said. "Once in my own home I found a mash struggling in a bowl of water. i took a half walmtt shell and put him in it. It made a good boat. I gave him a couple of the toothpk'km for entre. Next morning i haw that he had fastened a hair to one of the tooth- pfcke and had evfderttly been fishing. Then, nveerr•nme with exhaustion, he had fallen asleep. The eight moved mei took him one washed him, gave him a epnmhtl of egg and let him go. That, roach never forgot Iny ktndnerte, and now nav boenefie fun of sseebes " lenses hie the Heed ioairymen who cannot afford to bay Por. bred main , +Aieeild buy • sante ,alt tine sten name have their bast native cnw. wowed. Ry tide enwtlisell they can rasprevr their herds at tar least-cest_ Saar Dairy Peird.re. Meed Is tee expenatye to nee spy t4iv You Ret no renews for the ss a ration. Ms what yon tweet above (hit 111✓% trails =Ike. you money. The differeare Matwam the awassipm fkrw erre and • really awed ewer to rssmalty tAw.v.,b,wflreuo Il�wa/ 111311 penmen at leativretat ovary yes '. No the ream seem be fed fort slams and Will he fed to the beet ,dvmwsasa., iter taerarsa the 1idtviktnaRlL Atagge Norse may that rows are wor& ass, than breed, hat It 1s well to reemwsAees Met the row mitten the hewed. Many • peer row' Beare Unto yam' el000ernt trot/worry of the MO OW at feed leery dairyman nee& Tem tta_/i RP nada It for toy awl hex penflrrl Thr wisher rail meads ,pan batshimeg gs won tesio t Subscribe for The Signal. rao WORSELLS' HARDWARE and STOVE STORE Tuve DAT, APRIL 8, iso. ----Hari-you seen our --store 'lately ? - -U--not, it's. • time you had. Come on in and sly the changes we've made, examine - The Best Stock of HARDWARE in Town We're right up to the minute in PRICE, QUALITY, QUANTITY and SERVICE 1 1 Wash -Day Needs. Washing Machines, Wringers, 'Tuts, Clothes Horses and Clothes Lines. Carpenters' Tools mastaner flaws, -Hemmers, Planes, Chisels, 1atcheta. + Roofing and Repairing to be the best. We do Good Work at Lowest Privet Wo :vast your orders. , a' WOR S' , HARDWARE AND STOVE Dairy Supplies Churns, rails, Strainers, Rawls, Pans and Cans, Ladles, etc. 11°"e•) Paint and Floor, 1 Chris, Cart -liege, j Varnish Whitehead, Oils, Brushes, Ala- bastiue, Liquid Veneer. Fencing Necessities Pewrlesaaasovan_sera Peering all No. 1), Coiled, Barb aril Black Wire, Stapler and Tools. Garden Tools Spades. Shovels, hakes; Hoes, Wheel-barrowe, Garden and Flower hoods. ,Mr. Carl Worsen has again resumed his position in our Workshop. As a workman he is a top- notcher, -and-we-gua--ititeet e R - Plumbing. Eavestroughing, 1 1 i I L.. Vale �.tcyt d If you had trouble avith C, prepared Cake Ioing, it was not Cowan's. Even a child can ice a cake perfectly,in three minutes, witCowan's Icing. Eight delicious flavors. Sold everywhere. The CONAN CO. ignited, TORONTO. 73 I BICYCLES, ELECTRIC SUPPLIES and GENERAL REPAIRING. Opera House Block, Kingston Street. BICYCLE SEASON NOW OPEN :...New .Wheels...., WE HANDLE ONLY THE BEMT MAKES 'I'll AT AIM MANUFACTURED. New Tires, . New Seats, New Coaster Brakes. Great Iia built second=hand Wheels. --Old Wh^cls feftted tld made as good as new at moderate cost Complete stdtk of Bicycle Sundries now on hand Lrt is put your wheel in good shape All work thoroughly and promptly attended to WM. YULE Why You Should Advertise The biggest business men of the country have fount) that the easiest and surest way to spell Success Is, A-D-V-$-R-T-I-S-h. Suppose. the- newspapers did not publish the news, how would people know what is happening ? If you don't publish "store news," how will folks know about your goods ? N You --- You can never 111 the goods peopple do not know you have. Advertising is telling folks about your stock. Shopworn and out-of-date stock is the penalty many merchants pay tor not advertising.