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The Signal, 1912-2-29, Page 4District ��1Tews. THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO a R 18[pOOVE*ENT WORM. LANE$. KfNGSBRtDGE. MONDAY. Feb. ' ILh. The storm of last week again blocked tb. roads for a brier spare. They are Nada in fair eonditeon. Yr. sod Mra.. A. M. Treleaven, of Ripley. and Mr. Lod Mrs, David Fer- rier, of West Wawagosh, were guests :lanes Out week. We are glad to know that W. P. nder,on. who has been seriou ly i11 and under tbe doctor's care tor some throe or four weeks. ie in a fair way again to !multi). We hope to see him among to again shortly. LUCKNOW. Molan.tY, Feb. 20th. Mfrs Margaret Holmes, of Clinton, wee the guest of Mies Gladys Holmes. Capt. A. L. Grisdale, of Port Huron, was visiting W. S. Holmes for a few days. Dr. Patterson bad hie shoulder dis- located when he was thrown from his cutter the other day. Deasy of HUGH MCDONALD.-Thr death of Hugh McDonald, a former resident of Lncknow, occurred at Winnipeg on Monday morning, 19th inst. He had keen i11 for several weeks. Mr. McDonald was born in Scotland fifty-four years ago and same to Canada with his parent" in 1873. Be resided at Lecknow until 11481, when be removed to Winnipeg. For several years he was associated with J. C. Orr in the plumbing business. He retired from that partnership and eince then he had leen a commer;ial traveller for Gen. Valle It Co.. of the Prairiepity. H1 in survived by big widow. to whom he was married seven years ego, and two small chit- dren. He also ie survived by six brothers. PARAMOUNT. TUssDAY, Feb. 27th. A WINTER D1FFIcvL'rr_Tom Smith is the only one around here who is able to keen his wind -mill in opera- tion. Tom has made use of bis inven- tive capabilities and devised a new plan for opening -up frozen pipes. His methods are altogether new a -d inex- pensive. Full information given on application. Baoree.-On account of ill health Mies Margaret Murray has discontin- ued her atodles in Winghaao Business College and r.turned home Kenny M►clnnis aryl sister Margaret are visiting friend- in Kintail at present. Mrs. n. Murray spent the week- end in Wingbam The violent ,t.orm of la•t week made the reads immoveable here for a sew days. Even Will Martin's sturdy teem was held fast in a enowhenk and had to be shovelled out. LUTKtLARY Sociwry.-The regular wetting of the Paramount Li ',society .ociety was held in the school on IM - day evening bit 'wing to the condi- tion n' the roads the attendanos was small. Exrellent paper" were read ou the topic, however, but as some of the debaters were absent judgment was not given. At this week's meeting a box social will be given, en interest- ing feature of which will be another debate. the topic of which is. "Re - 'solved. married life is superior to single life." Eve h welcome. Legal Questions and Answers. Vrotn The Mail and F:metre. J. W. W., Gndericb.-Qu.-Drs I need a lirenae to.rondnet a mail order business in Ontario? (2) Do I need a license to ern through agents or to agents Rods which bare been brought from the United States into Osnada P(8) If i manufacture a home - hold article and canvass it from house to house, meet I bale a license? (4) Must an agent have a license? (5) Is an agent limited as to territory? (6) Dos. the law allow anyone to tree the word 'company" wben there ia only one in the Mutineer? Ans.-You don't require a license to f onduct a mail order business in the Previao. ct Ontario. (2) You don't require a license to sell imported Roods to agents. If you .el) your geode through agent.. that is by mains of, •'hawkers" and "peddler.. who go from house to house. such agents may require to have a license from earl municipality through which they travel selling goods. By- laws may be petered by nnnncile for lioensing and regulating hawkers and peddlers ; the word "hawker," In- cludes agents tor persons not resident within the county. See erection 5filbf the Municipal Act (3-4) Rut the Municipal Act save no liernee shall be required for peddling or milling goods. wares of merchandise to any retail dealer, nor for peddling or seeing geads which are the Produce or menu - facture of this Province if the same are being peddled or sold by the man- efacturer or nroduoer of the goods, or by his bona fide servant, or emploves, etc. (51 iJeenses are not Provincial. They are granted by the councils, Fri counties, cities and towns. The license only applies to the particular county, city or town. The peddler must obtain a license from the clerk of each municipality. (8) Any person who wishes may use the word 'atom - patty" after his name, hot the e- tratlon of Copartnership' Act" re- quires that a eertl6cate shall he regta toped in the registry offineof the regiar tration division where the ?trainees I. carried on within six mantle' after the mmmenrem.nt of the hedeemee. A proem neglecting to regretter within that Bmo renders birdmen liable to a Roe of MOO. ortunete. Before the fire on Christmas Etre two rid maids were planning for the bnllday. -Sieve Mallin" .aid the ynnnger. -would a foeg mocking bald ell you'd want for • Christmas gift r •'NoS Ware." said the older, "hut a pair of socks wneld." A Oeep On.. "Gosh all h-eilnck t" exclaimed tbe lest brwree, "ain't per .truek water vet 1 How deep hew ye gone r •• 'Pinot a hundred foe." replied the ether etae4dfy. "An' aia't ye diarour•aged r "Oh ! f dentin i i neo t say 1 ain't Rdttln' a Wag well." • COAL Aoy quantity of the best Chestnut and Stove (kcal on hand at Kingsbridge. 5 Farmers wanting Coal bad 1 better get in a moldy of trace, as 111 there is a likelihood of a coal S strike and moat dealers in the Ji surrounding towns are out. 1 0. Rus,,- HELL, Kingsbridge. ThZ$DAT. Feb. 27th. Mrs. 3. Pion, of Winnipeg, was vis- iting Mrs. Wm. McCarthy last week. Oyerint SOPPIER. --On Friday night" 1&.h intro, Rupert Bell. merchant of Kingsbridge, handsomely entertained his friends to the number of fifty. The first part of the evening was taken up with progressive euchr., twelve tables playing until midnight. John Courtney won the prize. After the game oysters were served and cbe sup- per was much enjoyed. Roy and Nei McKenzie, of the 12th concession. en' tertained the gathering with the hat -- pipes, others joining with violins. After supper the cards were again re- sorted to for entertainment until nearly morning. Settlers' Excursions to Canadian North west. Cnrnmencing with the first Tuesday in March and continuing 011 very Tuesday thereafter .luring March and April, the Canadian Pacific will run settler% excursion trains to Winni- peg and West For the accommodation of settlers travelling with their live stock and effects a colonist oar will be attached to the settlers' effects train. This car will leave Toronto on regular train at 1(1 20 p. m. ; arriving at West Toronto it will be cut off and attached to settler,' effects train as mentioned above. For those not travelling with stock and effects, special colonist cars will be attached to regular train leaving Toronto at 10.211 p. m and run through to Wfnnipeg without change. No charge is made tor accommodation in colonist cora. Tem•let ears are also run nn regular train leaving Toronto at 10.20 p. m, A small extra charge is made for accommodation in these cars. Apply to nearest C. P.R. agent for a "Settlers' Guide" and •'Tourist Car" pamphlet. u Notes from the Legislature. Mr. Proodfont, memfier for (`,eotr. Huron, had several questions on the order paper in reference to the astute revision oommiwiote. "In reply the Attorney -(h -neral gave the following information : The present commis- sion has root the Province to date $149,- 064.16. The revision commission of 1807 was appointed on December 11.- 181M and completed its work on Dec- ember erereher 20, 1987: the onemission of 1897 was appointed April 21, 189& and finished its work no December 211, 1887. The cost respectively in times taws was $79,912 and *76 9198. The present commission win probably reach an end of it, labors this year. The .upplerneotary estimates pre- seem►ed in the Legislature this week in- clude two millions for the proposed ex- tension of the hydro electric system thrnngb tbe counties of Huron Bruce and Grey. . CURRENT LITERATURE THS MARCH AYgIUCAN MAGAZINE. - The March Ani trican Fagszine con- tains the first authentic report pub- lished in this country of eertain highly important discoveries in a London laboratory as to the relative strength, both mental and physical, of tbe younger children of a family as com- pared with the older children. After examining thousands of eases the evidenre seems to be that the first two children in a family are not, in the majority of cases. as strong mentally and physically as those that cone later. The point for American readers of course is that ec000mie premiurw which increases the cost of living, reduces the size of families and weakens the mental and physics) strength of a nation. There are many other important artiele• in the March American. For example, Stewart Edward White's story of a lion hunt : Julian Leavitt's investiga- tion of American prisons, in which he reveals the practice of unheard-of hne- Witless : Ida M. Tarhell'e paper nn " The Business of Being a Woman" La Follette's autobiography. and Hugh S. Fullerton'+ amutsing. and yet informing, article on " Eating." mplendid fiction is furnished by Edna Ferber, James Oppenheim. 0. S. Ray- mond, Edith Ronald Mirrielees and 0. G. Wells. The Modern Method "You don't meet any more bunco steeper, or gold -brick men." "No," replied Partner Oor.to..el •'when a man is after your money now, be dn.sn't take the trouble to be enriaMe an' *how you a good time. He res' addresses a few circulars an' 'motets you to send him the money by mall." WHOLR COUNTRY TALKS Of the Nerviness Cure sf Mrs. Julien Peterhead by Dodd's Kidney Falk Whitworth. Temiw.nata ('n., Quo-, Feb 26, - (Speniwf) -The mesa Lionel air. of Mn. Julien Panchen(' bee set this so tire nes try talk lag. $h. inherited ill t• .tib {non hyr Parente, which Ievektprd into kidney.ma a' a heart tr,gMe, and di or moven 'v. , . weary. drag. ging days sod loopiest nlghty made her life alms• intimal teissrs. She was hardly able do her hone• - Wert, when. astir no a neighher'a advice. she et/woe! t.. ,..e Dodd's Kid- ney Pills. The lire hex," Mn. Painrh.nd Onion, "relieved m.• o? e1) pain 1 tn..k six Arnow in all and am perfectly w.11. e Rom inherited kldeay disease . ep. not stood brise, Dere Kidney Pilia Wet Hurls Tttecbars' AsescisWo Plans Caoaand bis Movement The following circular letter it being snot to tbe teachers thtoofrbout Went Huron by the .eexretaty of the Wast Huron Teacher" Assoc:iat teen It desks with a subject which should have the earnest attentiou of all citiseus : Kippen. Ont., Feb. 10. 19 Urs. Teacher, -In 1910, In Goderic the Went Huron Teas -hers' Institu discuesad the subiect of improving t epoearriruos of Weet Huron. Th euhj.ct waited considerable Interns but was lett over for further consider Winn in October. 1911, when the lost tate met in Exeter. At that meets the committee appoloted in 1910 to port on the subject brought in t followiog report, which was ureas mouldy .doptwd: 1. That In the rural muoicipali shale trees be planted along the road rides at least there rods apart. trees should consist of sugar coapt white ash, walnuts, hickories, oak and other useful varieties on the sou and west sides of the roads and eve greens on the north and east sides the rood• 1f owners object to t hardwood varieties. Such trees silver tu•ples, poplars. willows, an beech.e should not be planted. 2. That the portion of road alio ane• between the roads and fences ploughed and levelled. 3. That weeds "honld he cut alon roadsides and in the field. 4. That rarh farmer place his nam on hie gate and that he be encouraged id prune hit. orchard, improve his fence. and buildings. 5. That in towns end villages shade trees ire planted. parks opened and cared for, gree it on the ,ides of streets, weeds ei t rubbish removed from vacant lots, . 1d fences removed, ..wners eneourege 1 to improve the .,npeeranoe of their property and the •ouncil recnmmendea to create one or oenre beauty smote in the town and where at all possible to erect one or mere statues of prominent persons. 8. That in order to accomplish this a strong committee of teat:berein each municipality he appointed by this as- sociation to interview their respective monicipel rouncils and urge upon them the propriety of reeking provi- sion for the accomplishment of these recommendation,. Also that a crtm- mittee be appointed to interview the county council at their December session end urge that they take some action in the matter. 7. That these committees nrge each municipal council Co offer. snhstaotial rewards to each school section that accomplishes work along the lines in- dicated up to a retain standard and that very much better work should he better rewarded. No awards to be made sooner than flue years hence. 8. net under the tearber'e direc- tions a map of each school motion ha Drepared showing where trees, grad - lug. etc.. are needed and some Mon- dani he adopted such as one mart for eaoh tree needed. Bee marks for each rood graded, twenty marks for each sixty rods on which weeds are cut, eta A basis may be laid anon which awards nifty he offered and this com- mendable work encouraged In accordance with No. 8 of them resolutions, Marrs. Tom, Tigert and Johnston were /appointed a committee to interview the county council itt Goderieh during their December ses- sion. This wen done, and the com- mittee, along with Dr. Field, iospeetnr of Beet Huron public soboob, urged upon the county •onneil their taking some action in offering rewards to the tabool sections that planted 1,000 hardwood or evergreen tines and lev- elled five miles of roadside between the ditch and the fence. The whole matter was referred to a special com- mittee who reported, that, while strongly in favor of the work ender - taken by the teachers of West Huron, they recommended that the matter I.e laid over until the various municipali- ties* in the county act. This report was adopted, the county council considering that they should not do anything until the municipal councils showed that they were inter- ested by doing something to encour- age the good wort. It now behooves the teachers to in- terview the municipal councils and urge upon them the neceesity ei im- mediate action so that work can be started this spring. In the Eaat Huron Teacher*. Associ- ation. G. M. Holman. president. J. Hartley, secretary. and Inspector Field are in waren sympathy with the movete.nt and doubtless every teacher there will be glad to seated their efforts, • Every teacher in the county i. earnestly urged to be a epeeial mis- sionary in making this a live enhject among the people, in making friends for Improvement among young and old, and in supporting the special com- mittee appointed to interview the council in bis or her municipality. These committees are urged to at- tend the next meeting of the council, get as many inflakential men or women al porafble to go with them, and urge action upon the council's part. Oonwiderahle latitude will he allowed the committees in snaking their re- quests'. Follow the line of the "Rerot- utions" if you will, or urge that the council ue.e the tnwnsblp to level the roadsides if� farmers plough therm. and pay no muob for each owe planted in the sera*, Mr• The roadsides should he levelled borne, trees are planted, un- less li they Mae& the t elms to the time. le Lamb nn county a publicity ag- ent is appointed and paid • of $1,900 a year to Forward the in�tersstss of t'be roonty. in tee that. of New Jersey, U. S M. ctwamieeineers ere sp. pointed who here the authority to plant ti.w sad rbarg. the cost against the land H the owner meioses to plant Obese. Lincoln rounty aM��orgi- 'ng abase' es account of the torts& beteg don. there along Olefin. M be- nt. Penns there rile ah+ady ree�'swtng in value The .►nse gond essulte will follow here. 12. h. te he c, og be tiet. Tome es. a. th s - of be AA d w - be g it isfrwaeation is needed, write the O. A. C., (hieloh : the Rsperim.atal Farm, Ottawa . the Forestay Depart - meet, New Janney. B. 4 A., etc., ter bulletins. at,.. Above all things instil Into the minds 01 your papas airse of the h aotifui and a desire for impmvors.nt. in tbeap- pearanoe of Ibis grand old Bounty of Humor. sad ogee day the improve. BACK - 1r' SPRINGWA • Wine Backache pie boas Omer yea ss4= isINOWNIC �� M. seariZar r bask. Gem tbs Is only see Iddeneki=im bet it sem lashectio aryl *we Dodd's Kidney Pilis meat will be *rester than we ever dreamed ot. All of which is respectfully submit- ted by Yours in this good work, W. H. Jotutwrox, Sec-, W. 11. T. A. Says. Men Think They Clot Acquainted Easily. Edna Ferber writes a flrtinn story in the March American Magazine, in which the poincipal characteris Emma McChesney. a ,ravelling saleswoman. On one of her tripe she took her Pon with her, a boy of seventeen. "Thin boy had to spend the night wi'b a stranger in a country hotel. N-xt morning big mother asked him about his room -mate. The boy knew very little, not even the name of the man with whom be 'tarred Whereupon Emma MoCbeaney broke out as follows: Men are the cusaedest ereatures. This chap eccnpied the same room with you last night and you don't even know bis name. Funny 1 If two strange women reed found them- selves occupying rhe same room for a night they wouldn't have got to the kimono and back hair stege before they would know not nnly each other's amines, but they'd have tried on each other's hats, swapped corset .,over patterns, found mutual friends living in Payton. Ohio, taught. each other a new Irish crochet stitch, showed their taaaif� photo repbe, told bow their married sisters Hit le girl nearly died with swollen rands end divided off the mirrnr kith two sections to paste their newly washed handkerchiefs on. Don't tell me men have a genius for friendship." Lower Cost of Living. Spend less for vour breathes -eat more Kellogg'. Tnast.d Corn Flakes. There sare tweet y g plateful* to the +sciage----aaa p� aokagitrcoats only 10 cenu. Clever Mary. Rev. Smartt -'Mary, if anyone calls this afternnon and asks for me, just give an evasive answer. You know what I mean?" Mary -"Yee, air." (Half an hhur la'er): The Biahop-"Ir your master in?" Mary -"Ones your norther know you're out?" No Nay for Him. French Chauffeur (to deaf farmer na a Moine toad) -"Orn vert tell me, sere, sere I get Note elf z' gasz.dine r Farmer (with his hand to his ear) - "Hey r French Chauffeur -"Non, non, non! Pint se bay-ze gessrlin.. Zits eea a motor -car, not a bnrae."-Harper's Weekly. Use the oyster with the flavor,"Vir- ginia sealed," at Bl.ckat one's. 'Phone 240. We are offering special hergaina In hot water hotttes. R. R. W i$e, druggist, Godericb. For all occasions use Blarttitone'e delicious ire cream in bulk 01 fancy bricks. 'Phone 240. trAt stakfirk MONTREAL THE STANDARD is lbs National Weekly Newspaper of the Dominion of Canada. It la national In all Its alma It uses the meet expeneive engrav- ings, procuring the photographa from alt over the world. Its articles are carefully selected and fte edttorial policy is thoroughly independent. A aubacripti n to The Standard coot. KOO per year to any address" In Canada or Great Britain. TRY IT FOR 1912! Mewb..l Standard Publishing t:.., Limited. Publishers. D. WE have ►)reedy ripened up arms of the dainUest and most fetching wattle fabric& to be found anywhere, and not a bit digb-iteiosd either. The world's market has contributed to make our spring offerings very desirable, both in quality, newsmen and prices. The goods are walti.g your inspection and you will fled them ail that we represent than to be. Just a few larding floss fur you to read about Ode week. g PRINTS We have been aqd are now bnldiug tires place to Priota Over one hundred pieces of new Prints to cbon.e from -CREW •BRAND - no butter 1l igUsh Print made -- and our price is only 1Itio. ZEPHYRS No wake-hetIeve, but reel Scotch and English, with that fineness of weave and delleacy of color shat only the Scotch *ori Engli-h can give them. 114a and 15o are the prices. GINGHAMS Imported makes, fine cloths, .superb pattern., fast rotors, full width, .Immo equal to Zephyr make ; and our price for theta is jest 10o. L We tome tor thill a g yY whits cottons.loan moths, eatbeet amortenents gooks, embroidery am Lrobwe clpths- dVictoria lawns sed linea lawns that we ever offered. FACTORY COTTONS We are allowing a very oleo 41Cineb rloth st Os or Ave yards for 15a. Ma is a reel soap. Other snakes, 8e, 10c, 124c and 15e. - SILKS We never were In .o good a pneition em now to offer extra value. in our beet makes are 96 inches wide, in taff- etas, palletise, martini** and marenleettas, at $1.00, 1/1.15 and 1111.50. Guaranteed not to out and extra good to wear. We IC aaNOre showing a attractive Msortms t of white Wattage in *Pot sad ,trip. patterns, 1 *$o to *Off, You will And our values all you expect at our prices. CREPONNE SUITING Just four nicer. in the lot, very new and desirable to make up • wash suit, (olo' fret leo. mass SUITINGs Jost one dresses in each pinks came this week. They are among the moven things to hes found for spring suit.. SERGES Men -finished is the make we are offering - very desirable, porfeart 'in weave and tintsh. black, navy, blue and other shades. $0o to 11 1.15. J. H. COL:BORNE i •e Trimmings for the Warden. Milverton Run : Wentworth Bounty eouncilo.r., litre those of Huron, have raised their own per di.m allowance to flee dollars, and The Hamilton Spectator, alter criticising the in- comes,. ref.t-s thus to another innnia- tinn adnp•rd, but one we are sure the level-headed men of Boron will not follow : "Incideetally the councillors have decided that their Warden must, when in the chair, wear a cep and gown. It has not yet been anoouewd what the nfllrial pattern is to he, bot with flee dollars a day wlalise for the conneitinr. nothing abort of a Worth ereat.ion should satisfy the Warden. But wby the important omissinn of the hells from the cap and gown reso- lution P if the thing is to be done et all it should be done right An elderly farmer ln.t his wife, and his nephew was taking the old mar bark to the empty fermhrw.., "Well." amid the old man atter a long dMner,'Korey-six years. I seppor .be was a good wife to m.. She was a gnrd nook, and a good housekeeper, and sibs kept me well, but do know," he added. "i Newer her.". • An English Chemist Has Discovered How to Urow Hair. Ia Ragland the ladies have entirely abandoned wearing rata, which is doe entirely to this new discovery. It has been proven that Henna leaves contain 'he )ngrcdiente that will positive) grow haw. That they contain this long -looked -for article 1. proven every they. The Amerit•ansare now placing on the market • preparation containing the extract from Henna leaves, which is bavdog a phenomenal side. This preparation Is called Salvia. and is being sold with a guarantee to erre dandruff and to grew bats is ahlrndance. Being daintily perfumed, Salvia mak.ers a most pheasant bait dressing. Dunlop, your druggist, is the first to Import this preparation in- to Goderieb .red a lergn, srenerners bottle can he pur:based for tbnc. WE WANT YOU Yell W. want es a eento.wr. Ant as fls MINI �t is sCatalogue. vis brims fps/ et 411 , � Supplies, slkteta.. eggeablea, PIM boo* amigo. Pinata, amon Fruits. 4.sasttle, Youotb Moronso b otos so ire tifm.4 s, oar the Doer. Swim end Pekes, etwohr. AS R tet eat Ise • ens melees N One see a mooed saeeese. Waits at soar, tea tar sea am swiss tar. DANCE ! HUNTER MD CO.. Ii11Di, D. !) �L■saaisa, C�1� / >a !+ 1$ l A.eree mem, . Mkeeitt s 61.0.. '!M[ ta. sem gees the bat 1 Death to Dandruff Germs Life to All. Haire No More Dandruff,' Falling Hair, Scalp Heads or Dull, Faded Hair. This is a free country. It's your right, your prfvihege to dee any hair tonic you desire. But why continue to use • hair tonic that doesn't do what it should do : kilt the eer.ss and banish all dandruff find hair troubles ? If you have dandruff, if your bale is getting thin and felling out. if yosr scalp itches and yam hair isn't bright and lustrous, hear is mind this feet : that Parisian Saar, now sold en over America. is guaranteed by B. R. Ingle to give the limit of satisfaction Itch, Bald if wed for soy of the above hair or scalp trembles, er money back. Parisian Sage is the most delightful and refreshing hair dr•eesink for men, wogtsa and chi dren, and fa psrticu- lar7y In dsmaod by r deed women who desire to increase tbeir bssoty by acquiring an abundanoe of fascinating hair. full of lib and lube. A large bottle est Parisian Hage toots bet 50 cents at E. 0. Willie's and druggists everywhere. The girl with the auburn hair is as ovary cart.e, and bottle. Vassar Shoes ys as FOR LADIES* Our styles and Lasts in ladies' "Vassar" Shoes for this season are perfect. We are confident in saying that this line surpasses any other in style, comfort and wear. If you have not worn VASSAR Shoes, don't fail to try them this season. We carry all lines in patent, tan, gun - metal and kid. Repairing carefully attended to. W• l -f E R N 'Phone 226, the Square Furniture and House Furnishinzs Having purchased Mr. W. J. Muir's interest in the furniture business, I will carry it on myself in future. Thepeople of Goderich and neighborhood will have at my hands the very best service possible. Being a practical man in this business, I am in a position to both buy and sell Furniture that will meet every taste, at most moderate prices. House Furnishings -Floor Rugs, Window Blinds, Room ilouldings. Frames and Pictures Cali and see my stock. No trouble p show you the best that can be had. George Hohmeier ItRPLIStant Apiary Ner./lsinee !Menus 'PHONR N WENT MDR BitUAH,t: Wasted immediately toast, capable man, aelnt i�e�oesdwoe alpet nieven. to ma ea rtes 1� fretted serrawfat tress int }}..�e� avant,. W. two ascseding to stints. me dedre best roan ,,the pesurakla 000 Acres • et fruit trees from wadi to 5)1 Oar reGulromeats. salas•aa aro were to osp sly rtillebte, satlAaetery stammer over 36 poser. Write : Dass k[aata It,slbar .marl ale. N. B. -To castoarrsv 1 If mer revrems b. *leen hare called, earls+ for catalse e and CENTRAL Business College STRATFORD. ON'r. Stand. to the front as the hest Its s.bsel of kind tp the Provisoes per owrres are ba,ea•t thane of the otd1as Mehw+ col- lege- lien s -V baa •ono tot meets - Hoe three rel...Bah dent b ip the ar••at .xoerda es Jr. 9t ii.Os see interim aadt week and teener y.a fee ,oate.tt. Get car See c Warms at ears. D. A. MCLAcst ax, Priem:MM. . An English Chemist Has Discovered How to Urow Hair. Ia Ragland the ladies have entirely abandoned wearing rata, which is doe entirely to this new discovery. It has been proven that Henna leaves contain 'he )ngrcdiente that will positive) grow haw. That they contain this long -looked -for article 1. proven every they. The Amerit•ansare now placing on the market • preparation containing the extract from Henna leaves, which is bavdog a phenomenal side. This preparation Is called Salvia. and is being sold with a guarantee to erre dandruff and to grew bats is ahlrndance. Being daintily perfumed, Salvia mak.ers a most pheasant bait dressing. Dunlop, your druggist, is the first to Import this preparation in- to Goderieb .red a lergn, srenerners bottle can he pur:based for tbnc. WE WANT YOU Yell W. want es a eento.wr. Ant as fls MINI �t is sCatalogue. vis brims fps/ et 411 , � Supplies, slkteta.. eggeablea, PIM boo* amigo. Pinata, amon Fruits. 4.sasttle, Youotb Moronso b otos so ire tifm.4 s, oar the Doer. Swim end Pekes, etwohr. AS R tet eat Ise • ens melees N One see a mooed saeeese. Waits at soar, tea tar sea am swiss tar. DANCE ! HUNTER MD CO.. Ii11Di, D. !) �L■saaisa, C�1� / >a !+ 1$ l A.eree mem, . Mkeeitt s 61.0.. '!M[ ta. sem gees the bat 1 Death to Dandruff Germs Life to All. Haire No More Dandruff,' Falling Hair, Scalp Heads or Dull, Faded Hair. This is a free country. It's your right, your prfvihege to dee any hair tonic you desire. But why continue to use • hair tonic that doesn't do what it should do : kilt the eer.ss and banish all dandruff find hair troubles ? If you have dandruff, if your bale is getting thin and felling out. if yosr scalp itches and yam hair isn't bright and lustrous, hear is mind this feet : that Parisian Saar, now sold en over America. is guaranteed by B. R. Ingle to give the limit of satisfaction Itch, Bald if wed for soy of the above hair or scalp trembles, er money back. Parisian Sage is the most delightful and refreshing hair dr•eesink for men, wogtsa and chi dren, and fa psrticu- lar7y In dsmaod by r deed women who desire to increase tbeir bssoty by acquiring an abundanoe of fascinating hair. full of lib and lube. A large bottle est Parisian Hage toots bet 50 cents at E. 0. Willie's and druggists everywhere. The girl with the auburn hair is as ovary cart.e, and bottle. Vassar Shoes ys as FOR LADIES* Our styles and Lasts in ladies' "Vassar" Shoes for this season are perfect. We are confident in saying that this line surpasses any other in style, comfort and wear. If you have not worn VASSAR Shoes, don't fail to try them this season. We carry all lines in patent, tan, gun - metal and kid. Repairing carefully attended to. W• l -f E R N 'Phone 226, the Square Furniture and House Furnishinzs Having purchased Mr. W. J. Muir's interest in the furniture business, I will carry it on myself in future. Thepeople of Goderich and neighborhood will have at my hands the very best service possible. Being a practical man in this business, I am in a position to both buy and sell Furniture that will meet every taste, at most moderate prices. House Furnishings -Floor Rugs, Window Blinds, Room ilouldings. Frames and Pictures Cali and see my stock. No trouble p show you the best that can be had. George Hohmeier ItRPLIStant Apiary Ner./lsinee !Menus 'PHONR N WENT MDR BitUAH,t: