The Signal, 1912-1-4, Page 6C
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CONVALESCENTS
Ttt,ric ::=covering from Any Se-
vere illness
Mter a long; wasting tune's. nos -
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( 1114 r•iulro nuurt•ltung fool
that will not overtax the dlgeastive
Inactions- arid In the way of a
rdreug(k esturlug and vitality -making
toxic, we know of nothing that equals
Yluaf, our delicious cal liver and Iron
fou, (without dill.
'loud treater au appetite, re-esta
fisher good digestion and helps thf
dally food to make rich blood. form
(lerlr, sfroag muscles and impart new
life and vitality to every organ In the
body. wask those who need a
rtreogth tied flesh-bullding tonic res-
torative to rail of our store and get a
Lnottte of Vend. with the understand-
ing chat if it does not help them we
wet refund their money without ques-
tion
H. ( 1►unlup. I ti uggirl. (io(lerich. Ont.
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Fro. Helenas by the twee
inert ryes .as r teat it takes
It R,e Ja), I" reit, h Bristol
Rvs,' Mal :.-ra.hips,
ROYAL EDWARD .d
ROYAL GEORGE
1, sal vistas waiting at t:ri:.
. •,1 coe.ey pasiengwi t1 tile•
,o in t w o briars lla* --a t .tat
...lug .f flurre.e brow,.
1.4 full information se
1:y to rterw•hiye agent..
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G. serail Agc1tt. Can. Nor.
a;. I ,.ronto. Ont.
stellOr
Airhelicied
Y M. C. A. BLDG..
/.ONDOP1. OPIT.
BUSINESS and SHORTHAND SUBJECTS.
Registered last season upwards of ?00
students and placed every gradt.ate Seven
rpecially qualified regular teacher,. One
hundred and fifty London firma employ
our trained help. College in session from
Sept. 5 to June 30. Enter any title.
Catalogue Free
Forest CityeSaeruou, (collage
J W. WrSTL'vrLT, ors. J. W. Wrsr o�•:. T.
Char reed Accountant. Int.cti.•I
V101 Pruict rat. 15
WE PAY CASH
FOR USZO
CANADA
NIITA6f 5TAit?a
IONE $TL`•P3 W= CSFCe
►tau '4.5
0100. cc t -rib.
1ry-u.wa i.ena•ta .: c. 1 rd stmt., to
seri writ r•e our t,•t... fled cnta.ecue
speedom w opn y i •r each kind by
malttoDi !tress (.wl tcentvinotfr•e).
QUEBEC "T.1MP EXCHANGE (Ecco)
P O. B .7 ), QIJI REC. Ctnada.
MOSS' Limited
:..ondon and Edmonton
MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
A satisfactory purchase
is not necessarily one
that commends it-
self through
cheapness alone
but rather upon
theevalue you
receive for your
money. it has
elft In been
and always
will he our
titinciple
t o offer
our patrons
t h e highest
grade of furs
obtainable at the
lowest possible
prices
Quality, St y le
Workmanship
and Fit are the
important features
-of our garments,
and each detail retrive•
our personal attention All garments
are manufactured in nor awn
Factory.
NEW C. P. R. LINES.
SEVERAL EXTENSIONS PROPOSED
FOR WESTERN ONTARIO.
Godench to Have Better Connections to
the South St. Marys branch to
Be Continued in This Direction --
The Company's Program for 1912.
1t it repotted from Toronto that the
Canadian Pacific Railway's Ontario
program for 11)12 wilt wisp the con-
struction' of an aggregate of over 4611
tulles ut railway. It bas already bead
stated that the company will build a
rrctiuu of the elteroate Toronto -
Montreal route, frow Belleville to
Toronto, paring the lake-sbote towns
of Trentem , Brighton, CoI1101ne, Graf-
ton. l'obourg, Pon Hope. Boas -man -
vette, Oahawa and Whitby.
Other projected lines are said t ' be :
Frost Hamilton to tit. Catherine',
Welland and Port Colborne. A third
one, it is stated, will be a line from
Ingersoll uor'.b, connecting with the
Port Burwell branch and the St.
Thomas branch, passing through
Kwbru, Tavistock and ?Shakespeare
tebout eight wiles east of Sirattotd),
conurctIIIg with the company's (lode -
rich, Guelph and Listowel lines ut
Linwood, then on to Arthur, where
cuouretiutt is made with the Tt eaw•ater
at:d Mount Forret and 1Vinghaw
liner, eltwring its !)wen Sound line in
the vic•inity1.1 Dundalk and Lei -militat-
ing at l:olhngwoed. It is alai raid thirst
the cutnpauy intend§ extending the
line now rtupptng at tit. Marys to the
rhea of Labe !furan, and passing'
1lno ugh Exeter, possibly to Santis.
Another ptuposel line is from St.
ffan's to connect with the Uuderich
hue near tiodetich, which will pars
tbtuugh Mitchell. Dublin and Meafu.th.
The combined mileage of these pro-
po.ed liner aggregates over 4511 *wire,
and their courtruttion will give splen-
did bddtttonal tiaesngtrtatlo0 htcinties
to the central and western port iu05 of -
the Province.
FOUND AT LAST.
Complete Cure of Gravel. Bright's Dis-
ease and Rheumatism by Dodd s
Kidney Pills.
Mistasriui, Lac St. Jean, !fur., Jan
sat.-(Specaat.)-After suffeliug to.
seven years trona Bright disease,
rheumatism and gravel. three of the
most dangerous and painful of the
whole family of diseases caused by
di.orderen kidneys, Mr, Alcide Trem-
blay. of this place. is oiler note awell
man.
"I heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills,"
says Mr. Tremblay, in an tater view re-
gard.ng Ina cure. "and so determined
to trey then. 1 used them fora month
with the result that my Bright's dis-
ease is completely cured. 1 want
other people who suffer from kidney
disease to know that Ikdid's Kidney
Pills a ill cure thew. Cure your back-
ache with ifodd's Kidney' Pills and
you will never have Bright's disease.
MUNICIPAL
MOSS' Limited
ir'URS AND CLOAKS
ifs Dundas Street
LONDON. ON !A1tiO
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CLINTON`,
Mayoi -13. J. (ribbings (57 major-
ity).
Reeve -1/avid Cantelon (tf2 major-
ity ).
(7ouncilloia-'llhoa. Jackson. jr..
Fred. Jackson. Jas. A. Ford, Thos.
Beacom, A. J. Morrish, C. W. 'Thump -
won, M.U.
Witter Cirmwisrioners J. W. Shaw,
M. U., J. B. Hcover.
SEAFORTH.
Mayor --John C. Greig.
Reeve -Wm. Amem .
(:ouucillors-F. Hail/arm V. S., Jar.
Gillespie. J. Giieve, V. S., S. T.
Holmes. H. ~pester H. Stewart.
WINGHAM.
Mayor -Gro. Strotttro (acclamation).
Rem r 1). E. McDonald (acclama-
tion
Councillors -\V. Bette. H. B. Elliott,
J. A. Mills, S. Mitchell, ,1. W. McKih
bon. C. G. Yemenite.
KINCARDINE.
TRE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO
jWlermaao, Y. Finkbeirs.r.
(sine tag bylaw carried by vote of
404 tr yUfi.
WA ILWP.
itterrve-Ji M. Otivenlock.
fiouucillo s -John Itelfour. Conrad
Eekart, John Govenl.tck. Thomas Put -
cell
HULL ETT.
Reeve ---James Leiper.
Ur unrillors-John Bart. John Vine-
land. W. J. Miller, John Tarublyo.
HOWII'K
Reeve --John T. 1Vtnten tambours -
lion 1.
DeputyReeve-Joseph Underwood.
Councllors--Johu Hyndwau, Wil-
istli Crawford, James W. Edgar.
TURNBERRY.
Reeve 1'. K. Powell,
Councillors -John J. Moffatt.
Arthur Wheeler, John Rutherford
John McBurney.
THE COUNTY COUNCIL.
Twenty of Last Year's Members flack
for Iota.
The county council of 11)12 will be
cwnposed of the following reeves and
deputy reeves:
Arhtleld-Reeve T. Studien.. Dep-
uty Reeve Wm. Hunter.
Colborne -Reeve J. N. Ketuighau.
Goderich township -•peeve +obo ,
McClure.
Stanley ---Reeve W. Glenn.
Hay --•Keele Louts KalbHeisch.
Stephen - Reeve Hems- Willett,
•Deputy Reeve Wm. Yearley.
Ushorne-Reeve Aht•ea Hunkin.
Tucker smith --Reeve Robert McKay.
Hullett -Reeve Jazzier Leipei.
McKillop -Reeve J. M. Govenlock.
East \Vawano•h-Reeve John Gil-
lespie.
Wert \\awauorn - Reeve Win.
Haiti..
Morrie- Reeve J. Shuttered. 1
Lary -Reeve H. W. Livingston.
Diputy Reeve Juba Blown.
'bwriter, y -Kee ve T. K. Powell.
Howitt -Reeve John T. Winter.
•Deputy Reeve Jusrph Underwood.
Guderich- Reeve 13. C. !!tannings,
'Deputy Reeve W. F. ('lark -�
Unman -•Reeve David Camelot,.
tit-afot•th-•Nerve \Vw. A.uent.
Winghaw -serve U. E. McD.lcald.
Exeter --•Nerve W. J. Heuu:an.
Hensali-•Reeve G. C. Petty.
Blyth -•Reeve\ '. J. Milne.
Bayfield -•Reeve Glu, Lindsay.
Brussels -Reeve John Leckie.
Wroxeter ---Reeve C. Reis.
'1'buse marked • weer not 'newborn
orf the countcouncil of 1911. , -.
CARLOW.
FHti)AY, CtteC. 213od.
THESE TROUBLES MIGHT HAVE BEEN
OBVIATED
BY THE USE OF A MOPFAT STOVE.
"TNERE VASA CROOKED YAM.AND HE A
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BECAUSE 1110I100011T A C D D ITOVI
THAT NADH? ANY STYLI.
"NE HAD A CROOKED COOK.
AND s11E COOKED MUCH CROOKED !READ:
=HTILLDHI WAS NEARTHAT MAN LYSDIAD.' TOMACH CAKE
INFORMATION by •TELEEPfONE
PEOPLE are not leaving so much
to chance in these days o; universal
S1'IIOOL HeroRT. --The following is
the report of S. S. No. 3. Colborne, for
December : V. -Lilian Watson. Sr.
IV., -David McMillan, Elwin Rut-
ledge, Ella Robrotsun. Jr. IV. -Mary
Mt•ud, Ada Shields, Alfred Pratt,
St. III.-Reatta Levy, Harry Watson,
Evelyn Yungblut, Lily McPhee,
Violet Hamilton. \Vett Hamilton,
Ross McPhee. Jr. 111. -Marie \Vat -
son, . Verna Hamilton, Elsie Levy,
Edna Jones and Laura Rutledge equal,
Willie Yuuug. Sr. I1. -Cella Hamil-
1 to', Hilda Hardy, Tout Hamilton, Gir-
vin Young and Goodon Taylor equal,
Frank Scriingeour, Ralph McPhee,
Frauk Shields. Jr. iL-Isabel Young,
Jessie Levy, Kathleen Hamilton, Joe
Young. Annie Jour, Pr.II.- Hits
Hamilton, Nellie Shields, Genevieve
Hamilton, Julia Young, Reggae Ham-
ilton, Hazel Sit iwgeuur (absent).
Most perfect lesions-lsahel Young.
Average attendance -9). F. C. HESS,
Teacher.
Old council ir-el••ctf by
tion •
Mayor- Robert 1'atlpreen.
Reeve- Wm. Hunter.
Councillors- Wni. J. Hem
It. Heed. Jas. Futrell, Wm.
W. G. 1etnple, John McGIIw.
COLBORNE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31d.
FLICK - Dctu;T. - On Wednesday.
December 27th. at high noon, a quiet
but very pretty wedding took place at
the home of Mr. and MIS. \Viluam l'.
,Durst, when their eldest daughter,
Adeline. was united in marriage to
John J. Flick, Rev. U. G. lfallwau
offlciating. Masa Amanda Duret pre-
sided at the mean, and as the sweet
strains of Mrndelssobu s Wedding
Match pealed forth, the bridal couple,
who weir unattended, reacted the
spacious and daintily decorated
drawing -room, the pride being given
away by her lather. After tffe orte-
wuny was performed. the guest, were
ushered into the dining -toots. which
also was beautifully d e co rate d,
acclaniaand where a very elaborate wedding
dinner was served. The bride looked
very charming in her bridal attire of
mauve satin striped delaine. trimmed
v. Thos. with satin bands, and carrying a
Mitchell, bouquet of loses. Her travelling suit
was of nevy blur broadcloth trimmed
black satin. with hat to math
with
BRUSSELS. The costly aril (leantiful gifts showed
peeve --John Leckie (acclamation). the high estimation in which the bride
l:ouncillorp- 1'. Anent, A.('. (lames, and groom are held by their many
Arthur McGuire, (i. It. Muldoon. friends. The groom's gift to the bride
LI'l'K�U\\'. was a for -lintel coat. The happy
couple left by the u o'clock train et
Reeve-int(rchouse Mitchell• (ac- lfoln.esville, amidst showers of rice
rlamau"P). and confetti, for Saginaw. Orion, and
Council', is -Harry Mctluillin. W. other parts of Michigan, where they
W. Hill. W. J. 1)avidron, David Sher- will spend some time visiting their
riff. friend,. The unexpened home-com-
EX BTER. ing of Fred Durst. brother of the bt ide,
Reeve -W. J. Neaman, after an absence of nine years, greatly
Councillor. -.1. 11. Scott, W. H, added to the joy of the occasion.
Levert. A. J. Ford. W. Rivers.
HESIIALI.. YOU RISK NO MONEY.
Reeve -G. C. Petty.
BLYTH.
Reeve -W. Jas. Milne. M. D.
('twncillore-Win. 8. McFan. Jos-
eph Carter. Alfred B. Cate (by eche
mation 1.
STANLEY.
Hrrve-W. Glenn.
/'grrnclllon-Alex. Mustard. Jae.
K...'e, Das Id Dewar, John McKinley.
MORRIS.
Reeve J. McCracken IoM. J. Knort-
rreed IN,
Sh•atsepd elected.
Gannon r• - W. I I Ston Z14. W.
Fraser INS. W. Laidlaw IRK (5. Proc-
tor IM, W. Tbtlell
Loidl•w, Thae11, Melon and Fraser
eleetrd.
HAi•. •
Reetro-Loma eaibBei.eh, Zurich.
Gine sews ---w.. Onttleft, Hu1.-
irwe 1 Il/ward niter's, Houma Ga-
rd Sehabaa, Zurich : Fred IR Sleet.
Oa.hwond,
HTRPHBN.
Rreev.-Henry Willow tai
Deputy Howe -wows T
ratylla
t• --W.. R. mM•tt, Oona
Our Reputaboo and Money Are Back o
This Offer.
We pay for .I1 the medicine used
during the trial, if our remedy fells to
completely relieveutt of enmities, ion.
We tisk. all the risk. Yon are not ob-
ligated to us in any w. whatever, if
be•u accept our offer. Could anything
more fair for you? is there any
rs•aon why you should hesitate to put
our daises to • practical tasty
A ascot selentific, cosmoa..ean
treatment i. Retal orderlies, which
are eases like candy. Tb.y are vary
pronounced. gentle and pleasant in se -
cion, and partteniarly agre•sble in
every way. They do not reuse Mar -
Axes. nan.e& flatulence. griping. or
older ineoevewbnee. Recall iierlies
.re psrtieularly good for children,
aged and delies,r person*.
Wo urrg{e you to try Rosati Orderlies
at ow risk Throe leer , �• .
and to. li.m.eah.r, one :.got
ably
✓ow �_Tb. Is I Sum
�waM[►, sawed edit el diaries.
Walt .but emat.ry
•t1t weak•+ e+ tic! .ws.tpt
lbs•• ohs •willow 7ti •
telephone service. Instead of risking disw
appointment they telephone and get the facts.
WI!1 school be held on a stormy morning. w11 your friend be in
if you call, what docs the weather to .n pr:tlict : id r hen does the
train 12ave-are 7,amplct-, of layri ids et queaoas constantly pass-
ing over the wire, and being answered by the proper authorities.
'There are also questions to be asked about the telephone
service, how somebody can be reached ;:cr rite Bell Long Dis-
tance Telephone and what 'it wi,) r.:- •. ..0 similar questions,
which arc beim; •t . ,•eered by the i::formatior. cp trators.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY
Of CANADA.
(very Bell Telephone is the Center of tits System. 14
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Moffat Stoves IBviAToRs“ Of Domestic
Are Great Difficulties.
QUICKEST RAKERS MEL t nas
THE. MOVFAT STOVE CO.
w••TON, ONr.
If TME MOFFAT RANGE isnot for sale
In your town end direct for pekes delivered at your nearest Railway elation
,r 1 1.i t rich FRED HUNi
Deicicis
Bread or Your
Money Refunced
Every Bag of Cream of the
West Flour Guaranteed for Bread
Yes, madam, I am the Cream of the West miller.
I know what Cream of the West is. It's a strong
flour. It has extra bread -'making qualities, and I'll
guarantee great, big, 'bulging loaves of the lightest, whitest,
most wholesome bread.
Cream te West Floor
the hard Wheat flour that is guaranteed for bread
Tell your grocer you want to try Cream of the West Flour. Buy a bag
s -Abject to the guarantee. Tell him we expect him to refund your moue/
if the flour fails to do as we claim. lie won't lose a cent. We will
reimburse him in full. Show him this paper with the guarantee. It is his
authority to pay you back if you ask him.
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iljE hereby affirm and declare that Cream of the West Flour is a•superior bread flour,
and as such is subject to our abs lute guarantee re money back if not satisfactory
atter a fair trial. Any dealer is hereby authorized to return price
paid by customer on return of unused portioe of bag if the flour is not as
represented.
The Campbell Milling Company, Limited, Toronto.
ARCHI3AID CAMPBELL PRESIDENT
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K. LYBEL
DRA LEI! ' I N
JUNK
CORNER HURON ROAD
and WELLS STREET
11 iving m ved to Ooderich
nod rat husha business here,
1 will buy ell ir•da of junk and
pay good pricee. Any person
having any .tut to Pell is re-
quested to drop a Postcard to my
so'dree. and 1 w i11 cell for it.
I will •pro buy all Linde of
Live Poultry
Ke L YBg•L
The Place
to buy your
(3
roceries
Is where you will be
sure to get the pur-
est and freshest of
goods.
You will be sure of
Obtaining suppl ies
of the very best
quality if you buy
your groceries from
Sturdy & Co.
The Grocer,. On the Square
'PHONE 91
Fo•• Nal. by J. lin U. net 1 . I1lws• : Beacom A Smythe. Clinton
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What Would it Mean to Your Business, to Your Nerves, to Your Brain and to
Your General Health if you Were to Stop Drinking Liquor To -day
Were to Stop Forever Never to Touch it Again ?
THE GATLIN TREATMENT
THE ORIGINAL 3 -DAY LIQ$JOR CURE
In three days it removes all craving and desire for liquor without hypodermic injections. Each
patient is accepted for treatment under legal contract that it has to be entirely satisfactory in
every particular or the fee paid is refunded when the patient is leaving the Institute.
The Gatlin Home Treatment is just as effective if simple directions are followed. Call, write or
'phone N. 4538 for Booklet and copies of contract.
1 TIE fiATLIN INSTITUTE, ',1 ; MONTE/1 INSTITUTE. 118 5t tie 't St.
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