The Signal, 1912-2-22, Page 5THIS: SIGNAL : GUUE
TMVttauAT, VICBKUANY lilt! S
LOCAL TOPICS
Horse Nprket Next Tuesday.
Next T' •Y. rebruse y 27, is the
,Lite'* tneinrli ged sihob eTbowewho
lists .hoes to are ere urged to brill%
t hone* l
thheineminn..In additoo to the oppose
'wooer for private webs, them will be
Ali taction eels for tho.rrwhe wish to
.•rare their horses.
e , worship Entertains.
Mayor head ebtertalned the mew -
setter and light oommlastoa. the elviie town eouucll ead c
edictal* and newspaper IMO on Wed.
ueedey evenlne at hie comfortable
hums oil St. David's street. A sump-
tuousw
dinner was sawed. and atter-
wards a most eojoylWis social time
was spent.
High Tea. tea under
awe
pier of e r the Lual adies' Aid Soc the
of
Knox church will he bold in the
even-
ih ng, rbiiuuntynt ors Jitb. Tea Thursday
he
vet-vrd frond to t; o'clock p. tn. anti
a(terwsids a firveciars program will
h• given. for which excellent
zcell n iesicn1
tient has been ng ge
Death of John Burley.
The death of JohoBurley, n8un-
hie
,ixty-sec nd y
d on
Joy evening at his bouleepn Cambria
road. Mr. Burley had n In poor
bealth for two or three Liars. but the
end ,'amt suddenly and unexpectedly.
lio n survived by his wife and one
,,.n, William. of Detroit. Deceased
ova- etuployed for many years at the
North Ateericar. ('bemieal work..
The funeral took plate on Wednesday
afternoon to Colborne cemetery.
Tor• o Man to Open GWage.
A. M. Glover, of To cute, has leotard
tbe Bou -Ton livery itdio* on East
sunset for three years d will open a
gor'* a on the 1st of April. Tlie auto-
mobile trade will to well looked after
In Godesicb this year.
Storm Ties Up Traffic.
Hallway traffic has been complete)
suspended by the stoma which
awuopsd down upon us on Wednes-
day ..venlug. There has not been a
treen in or out on either railway to,
day. The evening train on the O. P.
R. got 1n last evening about en !tour
late, The midnight train on the
G. T. R. r*eched town at 4 o'clock
this; morning. The G. T. R. soowplow
Is stalk in. the drifts neat' golieee-
vIlle and the U. P It: gpgimpiow in
repotted to be et Aura. The storm
hos abated, and it ie likely the tracks
will be cleared tonight and traffic will
he resumed tomorrow. None ol! the
stages hes reached town today ; the
country roads are doubtless practic-
ally lu,prr sable. Quite a number of
Goderich sten were going down to
lorouto today, soave to attend the
meeting of the Associated Boaris of
'Trade, others to sue the automobile
show ; bot they have had to stay at
home. The wish is gepeunl that tills
may be the last "kick" of the winter.
On Public Schools Promotions.
The annual petite school promotion
examinations will begin March :Nth,
1012. Paper's will be prepared for
the junior and senior second and
third and the junior fourth classes
and a ccpy sent for each pupil.
Thr teachers must notify their
inspector before March 9th, giving
the her of papers required for
each close. The parcel of papers will
he sent to the teacher hy toad about
March 22 : else hill Inetructiona'
fur conducting the exanrivatitm.
Trees Killed in Essex County.
The Leamington Poet and News of
Lot week says :
L•tst Saturday morning at 6110 Mr.
1V. W. Hilhorn, who bee charge of
weather statistics in this section for
the Government. stated that the mer-
cury stood at eij degrees below sere,
the lowest rued tewsOerature ever
given in the county. In his opinion
the peach, plum and Tweet cherry
hada are killed. It is impossible to
say yet wb%t effect the intense cold
had on tbe body of tbe trees.
An Industrial Prospect.
Arepreoentotiveofe Iergethreshing-
machine rnenufactery hat been in town
looking over tbe ground with a vie*
1 .enuring • suitable site here in ease
it is decided to remove from the city
in which the factogp is now legated.
Thi. codeem Is weltknown through -
011 (heark as manufacturers of a
.pkndid line of threshing macbinery.
Their goods are in large demand In
the Canadian Northwest, and Gods
rich, with its r Jlwsy and water co.-
uections, is looked upon as a favorable
point for catering to this trade.
LOCAL TOPIOS iN BRIEF.
Don forget that 'Smith, Art Deers. E .t
street. always b•l a large assortment of picture
peels, with Oodertob views. birthday greet-
niti etn.te.- cep and make aselecUon.
That storm Wase corker while 1t luted. De
ptepared ter the owning spring w.,atba, b
ordoring t�ipl4tYber4s1geb1 overcoat at P. J. Prid
Nene liY�eMterait"tsriale in stook to °elect
from. !!
Inverness Camp, Sone of Scotland,
tweets Feeley evening of this week.
Blackstiie'a aremakingspecial ar-
rangements for ftv'ah oysters during
the Lenten lemon. 'Phone 210.
Rev. Dr. Vac[iitirvray will wive sn
address in Knox church on Mondky
evening, Mareb 181b. The date
sbould be kept free from ether engage-
ments.
Cbas. M. Robertson. of tbe Opera
House Grocery, bee taken w pace in
the advertising columns of The Signal
and will let the public know what he
is oRsting in fresh and dependable
groceries. Give him a call.
elessre. Jenny do Fewer have moved
their repair shop from Kisguwn street
to the building at the corner of West
and Waterloo Streets. They have
added a lathe to their equipment and
are prepared to execute orders for
wood turning.
Thele is a nuovemeat among the
great manufacturing concerns of New
York City to confine their advertising
almost entirely re the newspaper.,
batting Lound them to be the best
medium. This seems to he a wise de-
cision. The man who. does not read
the newspapers in these days is not
likely to be a very good customer.
Presentation to Mita Nettie Cowan.
On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Nairn entertained tate members
,1 Knox church cbolr and a few
friends in honor of Mize Nettie Cowan,
who• was leaving the neat mtirrting fee
"New Westminster. B. C. During the
evening w gold bt'aaa1rt woe presented
om
to Mist (en, =stir of the choir,
as a token of appreciation of her ser-
vice* and a mark of esteem andgpcx1•
will. The choir ootdsstsfr, J. B.
Hunter, made an appropriate eneech
and Jan. F. Thomson presented the
rift- Rev. Geo. E. Rosa pastor of
Knox church, oleo spoke in terms of
warm praie. of Miss Dowel). and her
good qualities were farther set forth
to some verses composed be the poet
laureate of tin; hoar. Mire Cowan has
given uoat faithful sod willing.ervice
and has been one of the leaders In the
work of the ebnir. and her place will
indeed be diffingllt to ele
from the sentimrnu openly ezpeepeed I ,CULTURE OP THE GRAPE,
It is expected teat Knox church will — --
vote largely against unites. Address Given by Woe Warnock Before
tei
Some Thought' for Lent.
Goderich Horticultural Society.
•
•Be muse God is love, and Goaie a 4t the last uwoetin Rd( the Gudenc
living God. and God has made His Horticultural Societ sea ewer on
children that He may have rumeone cultivation sod pruning or the goner
that H+ way love. and because God wee readrby Mr. Wm. Warnock, wbto
has manifested and i evealed Himself is au enthusiastic and paocuwlul peew-
ee
rrp
ee love, to other beartrt of love, there- grower, Mr. Warnock would liketi
furs religion tonet.ts in loving, in yes more people in Goderich go int.
serving, en doing throe, not in wedi- the culture of {raps. fhe oondiUon.
In lig. lteligioes doer not consist in here are aspt�elaUy favorable for the
meditating about God, but it courhee growth of chis delicious fruit, and the
in living the kind of lite God liver reward of a suwreee's care of the vines
Hlaiaelf. To be r ligwu. to to go into is s crop of fruit that will keep all
the world. end to carry in the world through the winter. Mr. Warnock'.
the spirit of activity and service andpemfaut as fellows:love. is a wide difference in the
This extract from a sermon by Dr. multi •tion of fruit ts'ere and situelb
Abbott I. by no mean' to be token ea and pumpkin vines, but when we cour
decryinie meaitation, but only the pare the intense culture, pi uniug and
meditation which is unproductive of thinniug wbich expert ezbibitore
action. The engine which is never have to practise to get the best requite
fur overhauliug or for testing. possible. especially to *rape culture.
ls sly t0 prove, at some thefts, a there cell be seen • fear amount of
,source of dtssater. The roan who similarity, and a. I have had good
wolfs always without stopping to eu6CW8 in making the grape respond
think .eriously is likely to tau many to cultivation, ferdliaibg and pruning Wingham Man Badly Frozen.
harmful thiogs. But neither would 1 find there is this great d,tfereuce in Witigham, Feb. 14. -Jrwaw Lock-
eso utterly valueless in the world as growing grapes and squash or pump- ridge, a young mon who resides k
e machine or a man that never as kine : groper never need watering Wioghawms in every des iu
campl➢shed or even attempted any- like vegetables to get the beet results oo Loweri�n at a house ase result of
w.
thing. There u a danger (.bat in med- and they thrive better With a system- being badly is ho Ltoc a res was
eating on God rill Hie relations to atic cultivation after coming into found 1 d in the band house near
man the soul may twoolne like Peter's bearing than if carter be applied to the daft work*, barn inhouse nor
when be wisbed to remain on the the surface of the ground. If they it war t wcoverel and ut legs were
Mount of Trauefigurrtiou. have been pI eLted in good rod suitable frozen to the knees. bothFor a time it
Lent is a period of rest. of with- ground, aqd tbere are ample elements feared that reputation would be
feare Attending physicians
drawee front the round of pleas•tvu
re, of of fertility in moat of the lands that wasnecbut the attend
frivolity which dibsipates too much of are now nearly exhausted of plant now have buyer of ending both t.e
our strength and wastes our time, and food, to produce Asir crops, if only s
and legs unless complications develop
in resting and withdrawing we are to good cultivation is adopted eo liberate
take time to meditate on sacred the plant food it contains and also
thing.. Well fur bs it this meditation to conserve the moisture, .which is of
results in renewed activities, renewed greet iwporlaenoe in time of drought.
aspirations, renewed consecration tor The fact that a sufficient supply of
the service for others, and the contin- moisture can be kept in soil through
nal denial of the selfish and the bare very long dry spells by a constant
in ourselves. culti eat Wee so ea to teducc to a perfect
HOtYKEY NOTES• �' dust the whole en -feces at least three
iocbee deep, has been proved to the a
perfectly sere protection against
The second snatch between teams drought of the loogeet duration. In
rept esentiire The Signet and The fact, I have had much better crops of
Star, respectively, was played on the grapes in such seasons. A tees years
West -street rink on Saturday after- ego we had a very dry summer here
noon. The Star team won this time. and my neighbors that cultivated only
the score being 5 to 4. Juit wait tilt enough to keep bee ground free from
the next time ! weeds bad very poor crops of grapes,
A hockey notch between the Ceti- but wx grapes never were better. I
teal school and thee Separate school had single bunched .of Eaton and
was played no Saeurday afternoon, re- Wil4er that wetgbed thirty-two
suiting 7 to 1 in favor of the Centra,. ounces each and several other varieties
Tbe referee was Harvey Elliott add well up to that size. My land is of a
the teams were as tollows : light gravelly formation, about ten
CHNTRAL SEPARATg inches of clay loam on the surface
W. Hebei boat J. Rally and all below le limestone gravel, and
P. Jenkins Point C. Hood when dry weather sets in I work the
R. Brown C. Point J. Webb ground every four stays and at the end
W. Sturdy Royer J. Dean of three weeks of de bot weather the
W. Babb Goitre Jerry Farr lend around and under my grapes for
A. Hebei Right J. Dalton about three inches deep is reduued to
J. Telford Lett Johnny Farr duet and forms the moet-perfect mulch,
G. C. 1. Champions of Town League. which prevents evaporation of moire
The G. C. I. teamagaihowed fere from the soil. sea once in this
their superiority when they won from
scondition he don't, f ghhogdrought
the Dreadnou its in a fastgame of
Through the stimu effecteet this
hockey last g intense working of the soil my grapes
Friday evening.This ripen Mier and produce much larger
gave makes the (1. C. 1. seven tat bunches.
holders of the silver cup presented by O! course 1 prune and thir� with due
Walter having
fouro the town league, care to produce quality ratber than
theynhavinn won straight games quantity, for in this I find the most
and losing none. Tbe half-time snore q y'
on Friday was 4.0 in favor of the G C pleasure. i have not 4, large number
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Holidays for 1912 are as 'Antra :
Goad Friday, April 5th; Victoria
Day, Friday, Ma 24th ; Dominion
Day, Monday, J let • Labor Day,
Monday, t�epterri r 2nd ; Christmas,
Wednesday, Deeetober 25th. In
addition to these will be civic holi-
day, Thaoksfreving Day and possibly
King George a birthday, Monday,
June 3rd.
M. W. Howell was at Guelph this
week attendieg the hardware conven-
tion. The winter fair building at the
Ro ai City wail turned into a great ex-
hibition ball, in which manufacturers
of hardware goods displayed their
products. Hardware men were pres-
ent
re.ent from ell parts of Ontario and some
from outside the Province, and Mr.
Howell picked up some pointers
which will enable him to give his cue-
tomers better service than ever.
Do You Remember This'?
s
From The
Stratford Beacon, rr-
nrinted from ate issue of February 14,
'1873:
A fire broke nut Tuesilsy morning
at shout holt-past one o'clock in the
rear of D. McKensie'w jewellery store.
which rapidly tusk all the adjoining
Miildinga. McKenzie's jewellery store,
Waddell's ezehange office, Mrw. Me-
Mullin's restaurant. Knight's hair
dr.s,in ohne. Mn, Warnock's fancy
store, John Acheson & Oo.'s general
druggist 'twee, and the Montes] tete-
graph nfflce. The hetsvieet loss by the
err is Mr. Davie' store and dwelling,
very little being saved from the Ann
I nee ahnut 1115.000in bhildhtg•, ureides
tremendous lose of gresthe wbbb
amounts to another 1115,000. Ifs nasal
there was no water or the flre ennld
eerie; have been confined to the
wooden buildings, and thousands of
dollar* of valuehlet property saved.
The rause of the fire is believed to be
incendiary.
Cases before Mayor Red.
In the illnees of Police Maglstrate
Butler. Mayne Reid bas bad a berry
time thi. week *b acting rnagietrste-
Three rawrt have been before him—
ere Against, h:. R. Swart. for allowing
liquor to he drunk on hie premises
attar hour* beet Mosparday night : twee
against 1'. Nihon, charged with a&
whir upon J. 0. Stewart, and ogle
arainpt an 'Indian teeter." (Crown
Attorney getter was the prosecutor
in match ease. Ta tile fl carte ease Pwt-
dener was taken on Tiwoday7 morning
and rnntintr.d oe Wedoeeday morn-
Ing r elendIn ream tetras reserved to be
erred for they' M. O. Jolhneton
moult dellstitd.st. in the ow.
ar. M. O. Qtellro,n14°0" for
the defendant, vrail-Rd eiilsati
and the rasp
tb. June tis.i ffik�1 j
"donee wg thaters
CHURCH NOTES.
The Sturm sisters will clone their
work in Victoria street church next
eunday. These services ere for the
people. and all who attend will find a
TolleI welcome.
The quarterly official board of Vic-
toria street Methodist church bag
voted on church union. the result be-
ingtwi votfes for union and twelve
against. 'The vote of the c sogrega-
Li,on is to be taken the first two weeks
of March.
At North street Methodist church
next Sunday. educational anni-
versary services will be hell. Rev.
Dr. Wismar, pfi*cipal of Alma
College:—fit. Thornes. and coresident
-of Loutish Cdale.ence, will preach
morning and evening. The pastor,
Rev. Alfred Brown, will wise
in the siggriceeand conduct the %dolt
Bible cTiie A cordial welcome is
extended to all.
I., but »fter half-time the Dread- of vines—about sixty, tttt�ith thirty-four
b tb fresh d varieties, planted ten jbet apart and
noughts came game a ice res al gut allowed to fort: two Meng each way
right intothe and an t s tors five feet long which start vile near
the score stood 4- t. Ten minutes G.
C.as the gtosnd or rrooppe, and run along the
allowed to break the to hed the more. lower wire of/the trellis about ten
gI. aulled away and notched own inches from the ground. On this ten
, leaving the finals.score epi in feet of old wood or parent vine about
favor of the Collegians W. Chapman
refereed to the satisfaction of both twenty bearing canes' grow every
teams. The line-up was as follows: Yom• Fick of these canesnaturally
G. C. I.—KeUy, goal : Swarta, point:ptod're.w there or more+lunchw, i ut I
Niohol.on, cover point ; Pridbam, nevi r leave mi re than two bunched le
centre ; Hawkins, left wing; 8nazel, the cane to mature. Tbe two lower'
right wing. bunches are always left on, and as
Dreadnoughts -e Deati, goal • Mc. 1O°n ae the cane has mode four I.wvee
Lean, point ; Dean, cover point ; J.
(bishnlm, centre; Kuntz, left wing:
A. Obisbolm, right wing.
Sarnia 7, Goderich &
The votes on church union from
different tonereg %tions vary enneider-
ably. Thames Read, a strong Presby-
terian congregation in Osborne town-
ehlp, votes 20' for and :iA against. f3av-
Held Presbyterian church votes 98
against and 'ell for. it is mooned from
the Presbyterian offices a►, Toronto that
the indications are for a large majority
in favor of union, though the returns
so far received are so scattered that.
they can hardly be taken as a sure
index of the final result.
Yesterday being Ash Wednesday,
services were held in 8t. G.orxe's
church morins and evening. For the
first Sunday in Lent the earners will
be ae follows : A a.m.. holy comsnn-
lon ; 11 a m., morning prayer ; :f p.m..
able claM ; 7 p. m., evening
prayer. The rector will preach on
Monday wording. throughout Lent on
'leen.. our Example," and on Sundayy
evening.. on "Around the Oross.
eke Sunday's nuhjerts will he, 'Our
in Temptation" and 'The
Paden : the Tragedy of Indifference."
tlerviO will be held every Wednesday
totting at 7:$0 o'clock.
The me.tirg et Knot ehurrh on
Wednesday evening for tbe dlseeseion
of the subject of church imine sew. wall
j� In spite of the *form. Roth
sfd of the q.tewtinn were fo reeflilly
ernby tbe epeakees. A great
et c .+fl 11 a aterasetis being taken in the
rsMtsr and no fewer than torr hun-
dred 'mom of the " basis ''of WOOS "
MVO Ws M demand inrinm the past
1'he Sarnia teaiu played at the We •-
sL rink on Wednesday evening witn
the local O. H. A. seven, and gave a
good exhibition of hockey. The Sar-
nia boys are a gentlemanly lot of
player,. and clever, too, as they man-
aged to beat the locals on their own
ins, a fest that in not often perfortned.
There were two changes on the local
team. H. Belcher and Erie Hawkins
ppleying insteed of Thompson and Jas.
Wiggins. Belcter is a favorite with
Goderich hockey "fans," and his re-
appearance in the game was hailed
with pleasure. He put up a good
gene at coverpoint. The game was
very, late in starting, the 7$10 train on
which the Sarnia toys arrived not
getting into the station until 9:30,
owing to the storm. The attendance,
perhaps due largely to the dame cauee,
was not large. raSernia started off
ntroog and at half-time the score was
5 to 3, in their favor. At full-time
the teams were even, 6 all, and it was
decided to play five minutes extra each
way. Sarnia scored the winning goal
during the last five minute., making
the noel score 7 to & D. McDonald
was tbe referee. The 'teams lined up
as follow!:
Sarnia—(awl, A. Cameron; point,
Dodds ; roverpoint. Wilson d rover,
Finch ; centre, McCart : left. H. Came -
ran ; right, McDonald.
Goderich—Goal. Chapman ; point.
Stanway; ouverpoint, H. Helnber:
rover, McDonald ; centre, Webb
left. Hawkins: right, Mciver.
N. D. Isongvie, a former (hderich
townsman and ,e good sport, came u,i
with the Sarnia team as manager and
was greeted by many old aoquaib-
r gta week. It M ezpeeted that a largo vete
the rho t. glrwtosla arwo, irk ��d
. Mil next i. the la
•dq floe rsesiving trellms. Jodgtog
"I thanks
all right now,
to Dr. Miles'
Heart Remedy."
The same relief is ready for you.
Are you sure you do not need it?
If Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy helped
Charles Holmes, why won't it help
"you?
'I was troubled with heart disease,
and after reading about Dr. Miles'
Heart Remedy, I got a bottle. Be -
tore I got the Heart Remedy I had
to sit up most of the night, and felt
very had et my stomach. Whatever
1 would eat made me feel wone, and
say heart beat very fast( but thanks
to Dr. Males' Heart Remedy, I am
-n richt now. I est good. sleep
geed, and feel like, a new man, al-
tnough I en almost 68 years old. I
..eve been a soldier iu the late war
of the rebellion, and was bully
wounded." CHARLES HO! MES,
Private Co. B, ytt3 N. Y. Infantry
Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co.,
Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy
is kept in thousands of homes as a
friend always to be relied upon ist
time of need.
Sold by all Druggists It the first
bottle fails to benefit, your mousy
is rearmed. Mk any Drupelet
s••t. F' seeoicAL CO.. Toronto. Can.
Daeliwood Postmaster Dismissed.
Jacob Kellermann has been removed
from the offioe of pr»t.nester at Dash
wood and i. sueeeeded by Henry Wil-
ed. Mr. Kellermann had held the
Moe for the past ten years and had
given satisfaction, but the feet that he
was a Liberal. and exercised hie s igbts
as a citizen, was considered sufficient
reason for depriving him of the post -
mastership. Mr. Kellermann wag rd
i4emher of the county council for two
or three years, and was en unsuccess-
ful zandidate for the Legislature in
South Huron in 19031.
shove the second batch d; nip off top 1
of cane and keep it nipped back and °
also all lateral* through the whole
season. Some Prower• nip back to
two loaves, bat this is too severe and
will shorten the lite of the vine, taking
with it pleasure and profit and dis-
couragement to the would-be enthu-
siastic grower. By all means allow
four leaves to mature above the fruit.
It will make the fruit the sweeter, and
I alwaye leave two canes without
fruit. The I train up over the bear•-
,ing canes and allow them to gro* and
mecum as many Moves as they can,
knowing that the more leaves that are
ripened on a tree or plaot the more
vitality is given or secured for the
motes To secure perfect ripened wood
never culcivete after the 15th of
August, and I always prune illy grape
vines as soon as all the leaves are off
in the tall. I prune e11 the new •
growth back to one hud of the parent
vine, and let the vine down on the
ground, which is necessary with the
tenderer varieties, and they should he
covered with earth or other material
to keep the vine abaaed front the sun
tbrough the latter part of the winter,
when we bave warm sunny days alter
very frosty nights.
To keep up the fertility of the soil
manure heavily every three yeses
with good freak rich stable manure
in late fell, and the next two years I
give a good dressing of di solved bone
and wood ashes. I make this by
breaking boost up into emelt piens•,
not larger then walnut.. I alp this
tbrougbthe winter and early in the
sprit* i place a large twz In a shady
piece and put three inches of ashes
evenly over the Iaottota,. thea two
inches of the broken bones. {bee two
inches of ashes, and odatinue the
layers in this way till the box le full.
The last layer is better to be lime with
two of mime on the top. leaving room
for watering. Thi. nada swum be well
peeked as it is filled up. Water slowly
until it is all wet theote, but ho
more; Every few weeks add more
water .o as to keep the mum well wet.
and in as. fall the Mons should he
dissolved. the somas well mixed and
to the land around the vine,.
rslae of early winter' and sprier(
carry dawn a portinn of the bot.•
pheepbate and pntenh ebusents of
p4At food to the rants of th. yin".�Uyy ail means enmmetaoe ado a ihivste
as sally as vomiter and keep it up ea
described above. •
A Thin Joke.
Beggar—"Please, sir.
ice me soene-
in coven. Orders left with F. J. Bot. {ting to oat. 1 am nee starving."
lend, glet, will receive p onsptat- YM --''Look bwre. this • the third
tondoee Photo. 19. tltttte you have been heir's, telling ins
After tbe rink call st Burdett.'• *w yto'W Starving. 1 nil able lo sed
a Apt M rot chocolate or tomato theenI(b Lis.." •' .
.�p ens {o stand (bet RUKRas..".My 1 1 kn.w }' wee pr'►tty
OtM • good ibMga s{ 1355 Hsi- Mia,�,_t 1 nsgglr knew 1 was as (tad
mond Oat*. toe. Oive ea a .sd as Jot."
!doth Quick and Permanent Strength.
if you are run down or tired out, if
you take cold easily, have no appetite.
are losing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality. try our MacLeod's
System Renovator 'miler our guaran
tee to refund tbe price paid if the rem-
edy fails to give entire satisfaction.
it aid. digestion, toner, up the nervous
system ,and gives both quick and per-
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Menufa.tured by MacLeod Medicine
Co., O°dcrleh. Ont. For sale hy R. R.
Wigle, druggist.
A. titrebler, expert piano tuner is
Motherhood
is the highest type of
womanhood.
Scott's
Emulsion
is the highest type of
curative food.
The nourishing and .
curative elements in
Scott's Emulsion are so
perfectly combined that
all (babies, children and
adults) are equally bene-
fitted and built up.
Be were lie got SCOTTS—
it'a the ittewdan% and alteSye
the beet.
arc Qtrussasere
11-17
COAL
Any quentity of the hest
Obestnnt and Stove (ktal cn
hand at Kingebrid%e.
Farmer. wan ieg ('rel heti
letter gut In a .apply al once..»a
there le a l i k e lee o.t of le coal
strike and eine deniers in the
wurrbefii lg towns are euf.
• C. Summit Reis.L, .
OF CANADA
tr6TABLOIMMu Leon
LsItwould be much safer in he Union Hant of (',uta a- ked
likely to be 'pent—and, iosteadkof being idle, would Le earning
iuter•e.it night and day.
If you haven't it Savings Bank Aw
Account already, Boe in
and open Line.
Paid - up Capital. Item rill
Undivided Pruflts ein,181,:4I)
Total Assetal•tvei t 11: ,r ,Utto
DON'T
WASTE INTEREST
and risk the principal 1(4011
by keeping a lot of money in
your house or your pockets.
L
Goderich Branch
W. L. MORTON,
Furniture
Repaired
POLISHED, ET('.
Nilver Plating, Hilding. Etc.
Mirrors made or repilvered.
Picture Framing, W u o d
Turning, Etc., by
germy F3 Fraser
West 3treer
North side, corner tVat.erloo
ENTER ANY TIME
One of Eastern Ontario's HUM -Clam and
popular Budtneas Orion!, which keels
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OeO..POTTON, B. P. WARD
Preald.nt. Principal.
\I.inage r
IS THE
PLACE
FOR
Pure
Groceries
ALL WE
ASK 1Sa
TRIAL
Winter Resorts
Round trip tourist tickets naw
on sale to all principal Winter
Resorts, including
The attractive route to West-
ern Canada is via Chicago.
Steamship tickets on sale by
all lines.
Changeof
Business
I have purchased tbe
steam laundry busi-
ness on Hamilton
Street run for many
Rosa,
by Mr. D. H.
Rose, and I am pre-
pared to attend to all
the wants of hie cute
tcmere and many
,new ones.
I solicit your patron-
age.
!Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
George Pong
Successor to D. H. Rory,
Steam Laundry Hamilton St.
LOGS
WANTED
The undersigned will pay
the highest &ash prices for
all kind. of good loge, de-
livered at, o u r m i 1 1
north of MecEwan'e ('raj
Yard.
CUSTOM
SAWING
anti general mill work done
promptly and at teseonahle
tate..
The Grocers On the Square
'PHONE 91
WeekereanallareatenIseheerevenostrealetereenew
The
Massey -
Harris
Shop
on HAM ILTON STRE EGET iv the
place to buy all kinds of (ares
machinery.
WAGONS from Halo's.
of Woodstock
BUGGIES from Gray a'
of Chatham
WIRE PENCING from
Standard Fence Co.
CREAM SEPARATORS
from Toccata
BLACK BONE FERT-
ILIZER from Detroit
--in fact. anything a fernier
needs or wants.
Cutters
We bave a few ('utters to
sell'at cost es long as the stock
lasts, at
Robert Wilson's
Hamilton Street, troderich
eeneeenenecenoneesetaimmeemenesetewere
Goderich
Limber 1 Mi1Tin Got.
l
Join the
Pioneer
Club
Any man or woman whose
age is over sixty years bisg
the privilege of sitting for e
portrait, sail each one will
ate presented with e
Carnet - ., ged
Photograph
on one of f M
West re,ownts
'Kt of charge
Call .any tiro* after the *kb
and early in the dna,
end arrange for ynursitting.
ief. ie very uncertain at soy
time, hut the infir•,•ittee of
old age may pie -vent you
from mining at a '.ter date.
Don't procreate ewe. twit gine
your trays and girls snag.
*hip( hy which to nnwvehrt
yon, is 'boohoo, of a gnat
lik •f yourself
R. R. Sallows
Perrtrgi t
a d TYdsoyr Ptowgrsph e
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