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THE SIGNAL, GODERICH ONTARIO
District News.
ST. HELENS. BAYFIELD.
%ViDNMSDAY, April 1961.
Tessiativ, April
IA'enitgxSt letTrTs. -Thu
e mostbir 1 !Nt-, rioN MAY Writ.--Neveral dele-
rneeting of the voluen.,. institute wi gates 1E010 the Prerbyteisen chinch
attended the Presbytery meeting in
he held at the home of Idirs., W. I.
Clinton on Monday afternoon and pre -
Miller on the afternoon of April 27th.
at 2:310 o'clock. The subject is "tiar- "'wed the cell to area, A. Meeferiene'
denims" The quilt for tbe Iso•pital Thin induction services wiU be held in
will be patched during the oseetiag.
SLIAndeew's church on Tuenday even -
Alt
the ladies are cordially invited. May ith, with Rev. D. Johnston.
of Vat ne. to preach: Rev. G. E. Rose.
LOTHIAN. of Goderich, and Rev. S. F. Sharp. of
Exeter, also to take part in the see-
Turtgl'•••Y; APILI lSth.views. .Special music will be provided
Nor. -P. R. McNay spent a few for the occasion.
days visiting friends in Seaforth
Miss Moisten* McKenzie. of Lucknow
high school. is spending the vacation
at her home here Miss Hennah
Hogan. of Listowel, spent tbe holiday
at her home here Finlay 'McLen-
nan and family left last week for
British Columbia.- Miss Jean John-
ston is spending the vacation at her
home near Kintail Alex. Bainby
is spending the holiday s at his home
here.- Mies Ella Metionit'd. of Ain-
lierley. way the guest of Miss Florence
McDonald last week.
LAURIER.
FRIDAY. Aptil lith.
Scritiot Rgeowr.-The following is
the standing of the pupils of S. S. No.
12, based nn the county pr tion ex-
amination and weeeiy testaThoee
merited with an asterisk were absent
for one dr more examinations : SI.
IV. -Marguerite MacLennan, et per
rent.: Maggie MacNeil). 75; Robbie
Walker. 71; Isabel ,Walkei. 65; Sadie
Johnetons, Annie 'Blues. Jr. IV. -
May Johnston. 78: Sam Bradley. 51:
Geo. Blue. 12; Lila Robh. 34. 111. -
Blanche Jamieson, T7; Violet Maci.en-
nail. 76: Elmer Bradley. 71; Hugbie
MacKain, St; Kempton„ 61.
1l. -Ida• Jamieson, Jessie Bucking-
hiun. Tommie Tborburn, Marshal
Bradley. Pt. 11. -Aust it' Bucking-
ham. Pt. 1.-leabel MarDonald, Mary
ROSS. Johnnie Ross. Clials. J. Msr-
liastirnit, Teacher.
LEEBURN.
TrlitBDAY, April 113th.
LILIEBURN LOCALS. -NI $ e Alice
Bogie was in Goderich for Fester.
Miss Jerrie Linklater is bons,
fromPeterborough for the holiday.
AVM Glidden was in 'Hamilton
last week Mrs. A. t% Rheum and
(laughter are visiting in Buffalo at
present Lockie Oook is borne
after spending the winter in Wood-
stock Mn. Join Hunter was ip
Goderich for a few days last week.
.. ...Miss E. McKer is visiting ber
friend Miss Jean Chilton Mrs R.
Glidion is on an extended visit to ber
children in Mitchell and HantiltOn.
O. (*lotion and children. of
Stratford. are the worsts of Mrs. John
Horton..., . Mies Winnie Shaw. of
Toronto. and Miss Ruth. of Porter's
Hill, spent the Easter Itelidays et
home Mr. and Mis. Kelly moved
limit week from the farm Mr. Kelly has
just sold to Mr. Fireman. to the old
Kelly homestead.. ..Frid•y evening
last Mr. and Mts. E. Show entertained
the young people to the nutnber of
twenty-five. The evening was spent
in games and moan- and all went litre
voting Mr. and /doEfb,sw royal enter-
teinei Monday evening t he
Misses Linklater invited a few to
spend the evening in honor of
their mister. Miss Jemie, and Mr. and
Mn. Biatchford. ot Hensel!.
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WESTFIELD.
Nurses -Mies Jean Munroe, ot Port
Elgin. spent the Kasten vacation with
Miss Chat lotto Sterling at her home
herr Miss Frankie Evans, of
Buffalo, is visiting nt bey father's
brine on the Sauble• line Mis.
Forbes is 'pending ber vacation at her
bonne in Clinton.... . F. A. Edwards
and Slue Floy are spending a week in
London.... .Miss Ruby Whiddon at-
tended the Sheffield Oboir concert in
London Good Friday night.. .. H.
Faulkner left this week to resume his
summer s work un the lakes . Miss
Alice Tippet and Miss Edith Spack-
man. ..f (Afoot, busionis eollegr. @pent
the Easter holidays at their homes
here. .. Geo. Greenslade is moving
into the store formerly occupied by T.
J. Marks and will open business in it
short time.
TUESDAY. April 114th.
Pgittersst..-Will Taylor is home
from Toronto University for the vaca-
tion Miss t)ella McDowell visited
her sister, Miss Vera McDowell. at
Hensall the hitter part of last week.
Mre. Woodcock i visiting
friends at Dundee, this week ....
John liamiSird, of Toronto School of
Pharmacy, was home over Saturday
and Sunday Hobert Brooks. of
Winghans, @pent Sunday visiting his
cousin, Miss Annie Cliamiley
The many friends of Harvey Mcl tow -
ell are pleased to know that his little
daughter, who has been very ill with
scarlet fever. is recovering as rapidly
as can he expected r \limy of the
farmers here have commenced seeding
operation.. hut some find the land
!maser wet yet Raymond Red-
mond returned home lest week from
Stratford Normal, having written on
the Easter examinations. He pur-
poses remaining home until after Mid-
aUtUnner. when he may take up tbe
teaching profession again Mrs.
Clark. of St. lielens, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Marvin McDowell.
Mr& Ringler. from near Tmw-
bridge. visited ber Mother, Geo. Wal-
lace, last week. Her little daughter
Nettie returned to her new home with
ber mother Mrs. Ramsay, of
Guelpb. spent the Easter vacation
with ber mother, Mn. Hebry. and ber
Aster. Mn. W. J. Wightman .
Mee. J. N. Campbell is visiting her sisters
nedr I indesnorothis week
James NI,•Clinton, of Goderich, is re-
newing old acquaintances here this
week . Willie Robison spent last
week in (ioderich, attending the
smite* George Williams, o f
Guelph. was renewing old acquaint -
*noes here over Easter.
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A BAD BACK
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, April 19th.
Nuo s Nerrss.-A meeting of the
members if tbe Rifle (Alibis to be held
in Herb. Knox'w shop next Tuesday
evening. 25tb inst., at 8 o'clock. FOIL
attendance requested Don't for-
get the Old Maids' Convention in the
Temperance Hall Friday evening.
.... The choir of Clinton Baptist
church furnished tbe music at the
afternoon 'service in the Baptist
church here on Easter Sunday. Idre.
Hoover wig a solo in good voice and
Miss Hoover, an accomplished violin
ist rendered Noisy efficiently 'The
Holy City."- The front of the church
was very prettily decorated. In the
centre et ferries was suspended.
draped in white, With Easter lilies
twined shout and at either side was a
!tinging vine. The serum& by Mr.
Writs *as very approptiate to the
Is • Warning That the Kidneys Are Sick.
A had hack turns every t wenty-four
boors into one dull round of pain and
misery -you are lame in the morning,
bawd all day. by a dull throbbing
hacksi-he. remit rest in the evening
or sleet, well at
night. It hurts
to bend (neon
straighten u p,
get op from a
chair. o r lift,
even a light
weight. Any
sudden twist.
torn or awkward
movement sends
a tearing twinge
of pm in through the weak spot.
Booth's Kidney Pills reach the week
spit. the kidney.. and quickly- motors
Iodises health and comfort. they are
gmarenteed All dealers and drug/rine
See . or postpaid from tbe K. T Rooth
o Ltd Port Erie. Oat genii for
free hos ethic\ will he enadly went on
eppliestion. Fiend and giastrenteral in
Ciederieh by E. R Wiens
Booth's
PORTER'S HILL
Trusties% April 18th.
N Addie Cox hi visiting in
teirafford. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook.
Of Colborne, spent Sunday at 0, W.
Potter's .. _Miss Mara Jane Cox re-
turned to her home in Stratford au
Tuesday home Tabor spent
Easter with his parents et Swebeirg..
. Mowat is apeuding
few days in Caledonia Mr. and
Mos C. Johnston. of Toronto, are
visitiog at R. V. l'oz's Mr. and
Mrs. %VIII Lindsay and child of the
%Vest, returned borne 'wit week
Mist Shaw is spending the Easter holi-
days at her home at I hinlop.
CARLOW.
MoNDAY. April 17th.
MII.SIONARY WOKKHNS. -A thank -
NI Winona re Sceiety in connection with
offering meeting of the Woman'
Smith's [fill church was held at Mrs.
R. M. Young's on Tuesday. Ilth inst.
Mrs. Bartlett, 4,1 Arden, Man.. who
was a delegate to the recent meeting
of the Home Missionary Society in
Torontogave a very interesting re-
port 1 the proceedings or tbe conven-
tem and of the work earned on Un-
der the auspices of the Society in ber
own bonne district. Representatives
were present fr Nile. Auburn and
leeburn societies. A PUhst rustled
offering was taken. The local Soci-
ety was only recently organised and
is already doing good work.
occaason
(*OWING AND GOINO. -Gordon
Moore. of Beigrave, visited friends in
the village for a few days this week.
. Mite Cora Ferguson, of Cain.ville. is spending the Raster vacation
at her home here 6 R. Denstedt
visited his daughter. Mrs. Steausser,
and other friends at Srbringville from
Thuriday till Monday Miss Ger-
tio Asquith spent a few days in Lon-
don last week .... Miss Clark. of Var-
na. and Mrs. Reed. of Brucefleld, vis-
ited their sister, Mrs. (Rev.) R. A.
Miller. from Saturday till Monday.
. .... Mrs. Doerring and Miss Koehler.
of Pbillipshurg, and Valter Schafer,
of Berlin, were Easter visitor@ at G.
F. Denstedes Alt. Rollinson is in
Kippen for two weeks Miss Rrma
and Clarence Symington were borne
over Sundae Mr. Manning and
family moved to the village on Tqes-
day Wm. Sturdy. of Wingbam.
visited et his old h here from
Saturday till Monday.
SCHOOL REPoRT.-The following is
the etandiog of the pupils of the Au-
burn school as a result of the promo-
tion examinations held recently- :
V.-Fromilda Pf•ff e r. Entrance
class -Lila Howatt. Rena Barr, Rob.
Phillips, Jennie Stalker. Sr. IV. -
Lima Yungblut, Reggie Menu, Effie
Stoltz. Fern Symington. Ellen Phil-
lip,, Gordon McClincbey. Jr. IV.
Lena Plunkett.. Willie Carter. Arthur
I emp. Sr. 111. -Elwin Raithby. Ethel
Stalker, Berdie Ferguson. Olive
Tamen. 'Jr. 111. -Roy Barr, Iona Mc-
Clinchey. Leonard Yungblut, Fred.
Earle, Georgina Beadle. Lureatha Mc-
Knight. (interne Symington. Lewis
Ruddy, Victor Yungblut. Harry
Resole. Sr. II. -Ethel Mordoch. Mag-
gie Taman. Jr. I I.-Oertrude LAWS.
Leslie Schultz, Eldon Stoltz. Victor
Isemp, Mary Barr, Ezra Schultz, Her-
vey Dawson, Glen. Rwithby. Frank
Raithby. Audrey Dawson. Pt- II. -
Eddie Earle, Harvey Armstrong, Syd-
ney. McUlinchey. Edna Ralthby. Pt. I.
-Moil Lemp. Mary Wilson, Arthur
Yungblut, Clayton Ladd. A. A. NAY-
LOR. Teacher.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
A Pointer to Housekeepers.
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mitationsi
Dodif • Kidney Ma ate
legion. The boa is imitated. •
the outaOle coating and shape of the
pins are imitated sad the aseee--Dwits
Kidney Pills is imitated. Imitations are
dani,-erous. The origal is sate. Dodd'.
Kidney P.11. base a reputation. lents.
tors have nooe or they wouldn't imitate.
So they trade on the reputation 01 DWd'S
Kidney Pills. Do Dot he deceived. Thole
ni only one DODD'S. Dodd's is the
or*ittal. Docid'e is the name to be car..
MI about -
GOOERICH TOWNSHIP.
TUESDAY. April lith.
CHURCH OPSNINti. -Sunday, April
30th, is the date announced for the re-
opening services in futon church. A
concert will he given on the Monday
evening following. Further particu-
lers with reference to the coming
event will be announced next week.
DEATH OF A FORMER REsIDENT.-A
tel ream was received by relatives
Cli last Tuesday aanouncing tte
dee! at Sousie, Man.. of a former
rest •••t of tbi) township in the per-
son • 1 John McCartney. The de -
was t. native of Ireland and for
over forty years be was it resident ot
this township. When he was hut a
hild the family carne to this eguntry
and sixty years ago the subject of
this notice located in this district.
For it time alter his marriage he lived
in Hullett. then upon the Maitland
eonoession in this township, and later
on the 7th coineession. About ten
years ago he disposed of that farm 'nod
moved to Holmes% litewhere his life
partner died six year' later. Since
that time he had lived with diftereot
members of his (Amity. and for the
last couple of years with his daughter.
Mrs. D. bevies, at Souria, Man., where
bis death took piece. He was in his
eight y-tIrst. year. The surviving
members of the family are Mrs.
Imam nod Mr*. H. Mitchell. of Souris :
Mrs. G. B. Hasley. London road :
Mies Minnie. of Detroit; Miss Tillie
and Adam, in Clinton. and George, of
Woodstock. Mrs. Henry Gook, of
Souris, is the Only surviving sister of
the deceased.
Look at the financial side of Zane
Buk's use. A cut sustained in the
home. the store, or the workshop, a
sore which it unattended, revolts, say.
in festering or blood -poisoning. You
have to lay off ior a day or two.
What does t hat mean when pay day
mines round? insures you
against that loss! A little Zatii-Bilk
applied to such an injury prevents all
danger of blood -mixing, takes out
the smarting and
MEADS oF FAMILIES knowhovi costly
doctoring is. Be wise and tact on the
pre% ent ive line. A box of 7.atn-Buk in
the home is so all-round useful. The
beby's rashes, the older children', cuts
and bruises, the inevitable burn, cut,
or scald -for all these, as well as for
more /serious ailment's such as piles.
likens eczema, ringworm, etc.. Zan,Bak la without a rival.
DANORR bIt hHAVINO.- Vent get a cot
at tbe barber's shop. A little /am-
buk smeared ou the wound prevents all
danger. If any ailment bas lento ron-
t met ed. "Lem -Bilk rune. Mr. °emerge!
Ilnbden. 1014 Manitoba street. St -
Thomas, Ontario. 'eye : con-
tracted barber's melt. and the whole
of my left cheek broke out In one mass
of red. watery pimples and sores.
Theee spread to other parts of my fare
until face and neck were covered with
running sores. How far the dimease
would have spread had it not been for
Zam-Riii.. 1 don't know. I Applied
Ibi link°and in 'a short. time Zeal-
lituk effected it cotnplete cure."
ZAN-BUS KoAP 1.1 good as th•
hair's but in a differ". way. Witabed
in 7.euielitih Soap thee akin le disin-
fected and 41...... -get MO lying upon
it are killed Mot here will And It un
la I Itsi for halls • hell'
/Am Bull Balm and Zarb Risk notep
ass sold by all druggists and stores ai
Mbn for the balm and 16c tablet be
the soap
REID'S CORNERS.
Trtssoav, April 1Fitis.
CONINO AND GOINCi - E a t• r
brougbt enemy visitors to homes from
different quarters -"There is no place
like home." Misses McDonald, Scott.
from Wingham Business College: Ena
Welsh from Goderich C.I.; Miss Lizzie
Welsh from Conservatory of Movie,
London ; Roswell Rutherford, from
Toronto. University. Some of the
older boys whoplayed with the other
old boys of the Corners some years
ago renewed acquaintance :-Mr. Mc-
Tavish from Stratford. Mr. Fraser
from Petrolia... Norval Bice hat re-
turned from Guelph College to assist
his father in the cheese Inverness
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell. of Kincardine,
were at the home of Mrs. Mitchell's
parents. on Sunday, calling on Miss
Nellie, who is not as well as her many
friends would wish We Bell.
of Vhden. and her mother, Mrs. Shielle,
are visiting in Brantford ....Mrs. Loft
intends to visit sisters in Clinton this
week. We hope the chsnge will benefit
her, her health having been poor
lately.
N ors. \York of destruct ion,
propbetic of improvement. is going
on at the maps. grounds. Who was it
said, "Woodman. spare that tree"? ...
We are very sorry to hear of the sud-
den death of Mr. Strischan, of Grey,
tether of Mr. Strachan, of Pine River,
and of Mrs. Alex. McCostie, of the Oth
of Huron .... ...The meeting of the
Farmers' Club on the 17th was as good
aa any of the past. Thos. Welsh
incited the termers present to an
interest in the value of draining
the farms The ladies who
supplied the chinch with flowers
and plants, to make Easter so signif-
icant of what it ie, deserve the thanks
of the conaregetion. The cbqir rend-
ered special service in song appropriate
to the day and occasion The
surest evidence of the advent of
spring is that Mr. McDonald,
Point Clark. is on duty at
the lighthouse M .Armstrong
is replacing the beautiful maples that
the electric road axes destroyed in
front of his home by new bill consider-
ably smaller ones. Someone will en-
joy their shade.
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KIDNEY
PILLS
ClYd•Sdal• Stallion.
Graham k Renfrew Co.. of Bedford
Park, have sold to the nether Bros- of
Henn:tiller, the imported Clydesdale
demon caned "Glenlivet Chief." No.
13000. by Aroma 10492. be by the noted
horse Baron's Pride 91`.2, darn Lily
Mellroy, No. 97Ws by Prince John.
filenlivet Chief 1. a grand big -sized
handsome home with good clean
flinty hone and is eery choicely bred.
His sire. Argus, le a .on of the lir
vineible BeronlisPrkle and of • Lord
Erskine mere. This horse should be
well patronized by the breeder' in
his locality.
A immipenj has been f,,rtned with
haul offices at Seaforth. for the pur-
pose of dealing in automobiles. motor
trucks, motor boats. and otbei motor
vehicles. The name of the rompeny
is "internal ior,a1 Mot or*" and the rap
italizati, is g 4,1A1iil A Atarter hem
been applied fet and it is the intent i,in
of Mall POW 1.411lo 0.44/81./t0h ban,. be.
Iti legitieS0 %I. introit, Mr lotin Dalt
his. Whales, I 'algery and van
towene11le assieretuud that the MRS
=
Iiisessired the NOW tot sae is
fit a weva•••• • of Rea lest CeiterI
ot • tr. mashieee
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Of aU the paints
you can buy, either
prepared or spe-
cially -made, none
will spread so easy,
cover ao much sur-
face and give such
good satisfaction as
ML
. Pure Paints
To poise des whole &woe est sr is fw
merely tombs. so • WI swadwork.11•4
- L Pow. Se•w1e• puff irsd.sar• sta.
sod pore oil Here's • spesial Snared:est
ter makes id -L. P.n. protect and
boom* any ~lees Jay sewer ler
mime as leed ores.,, psioa
Forty -ewes eskers and hate
ter all prpose. Mee by
Imeoriel Vanish & Geier
Liases. Tar....
kl-t. Plea Well Coders to point
am* Admires. esaitarr.
• • le ahods. 706
Recommended and sold by
Hardware Co., Limited.
Howell
spring 4tock Xow fontplete
Silk
A full stock ()f all lines required to complete au up-to-date showing for
the seasons wants. We are now right. in the front rank of PROGRESSIVE
MERcHANDISING which means much to you and much to us. Here is a
store full of bright April merchandise for you to select from.
;
Zip to Sate in 2ualitq and *ice
We are showing this season en unusuallyleige asoortinentof black sod colored makes -
S :31). 23. 20, 28, 36 and 41 inchee wide in this season's attractive productioos. Some exclusive
fancies. in our colored offerings. Haviog bought at the right time we know that out
prices ate just what they ought to be.
Linen Suiting
Thirty-six inches wide. till linen. A special lot. Values the hest
S yet at our pricer. Mies 30a, 380, 40o and 800.
Delaines French usakes.
Ten piece, all new designs this spring, patterns just as good it. in the
Gloves $1.25. We ask for the beet only 81 23.,
New fresh Kld 010Ves. make. guaranteed. black and colors, 81.00 and
Collars
Hosiery
Cotton Hose
Direct from makers, in all wives, Mein and embroidered, the very latest shapes. new
this week. Plain Dutch t 'oilers and Jabots -150, 20o, 25c. Mks 40o. Lod 504.
All our wool stitekings are 1101ff o ,&h -at (-leering prices: 25c for leo 35c 'foe
97o ; 415' for 150o ; 505' fot 4.00: 55c fur 45o. This is a big stocking proposition.
'onsider it.
A full stock in black. tan, white- and opera shades in all sizes from 4
to 10 inches. Prices: 10o to 500. SECONDS 1 lines which sell front
!roc to 36c and Toy ran huy Goon 2 pairs for 25o. Some of them will
wear just as well as firsts but Still not perfect. Sizes. 9. 94 and 10 Don't forget • 2 for 25c.
IIIIMMemetalMiiimsmemmi
J. H. COLBORNE
Seats for 'lte County Fair' are go-
ing rapidly. The plan is at H. Md -
ward's restaurant and those who wish
seats should not delay in securing
them.
CR 0 UNKITI-r4
TORONTO
$3.90
RETL RN
from tioderich. plus 50c for admis-
MIMI to Canadian National Home
Sh0V1. Tickets goes] going April
2.5th. Return limit May 1st, 1911.
Low Rates to the West
Ask neal.at Grand Trunk .A gent
about "Homeserkers- and "Set-
tler.'" extensions or address A. E.
Duff, D.P.A.. Toronto, Ont.
Fuhl ratrtirolars and tirketa from
F. F. LA WRESCE. TO 11 Agent.
The Old Folks
find advancing years bring an increasing tendency
to constipadon. The corrective they need is
weneneseseseneeeneenewnesesenewnet,esesenewsFsessne'sreneennesewneeWesee
COMING
"NA -DRU -CO" Laxatives
Entirely different from common laxatives. Pleasant to take, maid and painless.
A tablet (or less) at bed -time regulates the bowels perfectly. lricseasing
doses never needed. Compounded, like aS the 125 NA -DRU -CO pre-
parations, by expert chemists. Money back if not sathdactory.
25c. a box. If your druggist has not yet stocked Mem
send 25c. and we will mali them.
NATIONAL DRUG 4 CHEMICAL COMPANY
OF CANADA, UMITED. MONTREAL 22
SWITCHES
TRANSFORMATIONS
POMPADOURS
CURLS
PUFFS, Etc.
DOIENIVEND
OF TORONTO
till 1*
at
Bedford )(ore!
Goderich, 011
Wednesday,
April 26th
with a large and varied
stock of the newest
Parisian, London and
New York Creations.
Ladies with thin hair will be
interested in our iAiproved
Transformations. The new
designs in Curls are very dainty
and attrtctive. We invite your
inspection of these goo6s.
Dorenwend's Sanitary Patent Toupees
for Men who are bald. are so constructed that, only the weeuvr, will
know that it is not their own
hair. They give the pesitection
'neennary to physical health.
Adjust tberitselves as readily
as your own hair would -
light., strong. made in any
style. shade or shape.
TOSE ONLY SANITARY AND PAT
INTRO TOUPEES MANUFACTURED
De 01 1.11 to can and see thstn.
6 " ORANGE LILT SAVED NT LIFE"
These words or expressions hay -
Ing the same meaning are contained
In hundreds of the letters I have re-
, eived durinx the past year. Many
It ere from women who had suffered
agonies from tailing of womb: others
from -• omen who had escaped dang-
erous surgical operations. as the
tumors and ulcers had been remov-
ed by the action of Orange LlIy;
and others who had suffered from
suppressed menstruation. leucor-
rhoeapainful periods. etc. For all
these and the other troubles known
In general as Women's Disorders.
Orang. Lily furnishes • positive
scientificnever-taning can. Olt Is
applied direct to The suffering organs and Its operation Is rert•in and beneficial.
As a. trial actually proves Its merit. I hereby offer tn tend absolutely free. a box
worth :15c suMetent for ten days' treatment. to every suffering woman who will
wilt. for It. Enclose 3 stamps. ma& FRANCIS a. CURRAN. Windsor. Ont.
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Be sure to look
for the Signature
The success of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes
has brought many imitations. But you can always
tell the genuine by the fac-simile signature
"W. K. Kellogg," which appears on the front of
the box. This signature is your guide in getting a
scientifically prepared
breakfast food.
sYt4114"904 17
TOASTED
CORN,/
FLAKES
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Doreoweod Co. of Toronto, Limited
ale House of Quality Hair Goods, 103-105 Yoage Street
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