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rim SIGNAL : GODERICH 0
Pistrict News,- DTT SAY YIVRE OLD
The Canada Furniture Co. is plan-
s)ngog to enlarge it. fat -Wry et •4r4 -
fora.
Geo. Kellerman, of 1Uashwuvd, rot.
pacts to sow about 4110.) acre. in flax
this spriug.
Brussels warble works has been pur-
chased hy Allow E. Hersey from the
estate of the late J. A. Hunter.
Dave Steep, of Clinton, has accepted
the position of [mamma on J. Rana -
lord's big farm at Stapleton.
David McKinnon. a former resident
of Tucksrewith, is dead at Portage la
Prairie, Man., at the age of sixty-four
years.
A movement is on foot in Clinton to
erect houses for the accommodation of
workmen. The idea is to induce more
people to locate in Clinton.
Dr. Price, dentist, of Wingham,
who was burned out In the recent fire
it, that town. has decided to remove
to 0' enervate, his home town.
V•leotine Ritter. one of the oldest
i osidents ut Dashwood, pissed away
eu Wednesday mornipg of last week.
He was in his eighty-ninth year.
Charles Routledge has sold his farm
on tete 3rd coli eseion of Tuckerenoth
10 Awoa Townsend for 85,300. The
farm cuotains seveuty-si4 acres.
iuteiust to friends and ariqu•intnoces
of Rev. Uantilton Week. well snows,
ite (Ilodrndeb, s►b.t is (atsuu' 1.1 Trut-
ity Mel hcdutchut.'h at Amherst:
Trinity Methudiet droit! was
opened for wuubby about four years
ago. rhe building cwt between 'sixty
and seventy thousand d..11ars and is
the finest evangelical church in the
Marinate Provisoes.
When this magnificent church edi-
fice was planned there were members
of the cougiegattou who retired that
the debt necessarily cuotracted for its
emotion would be • handicap on the
growth and development of tbe con-
gregation.
Their fears have proven groundless.
The church ban steadily expan•led and
the weathers and addervnts have
worked harmoniously together to re-
duce the debt ou the church property.
A few weeks ago Rev. Mr. Wigieuoti-
tled the cungiegaLiou tbat on Sunday,
February 1&b, a special., collect ion
w•ouki be taken up to further reduce
the debt on the church. The appeal
wade by the pastor met with a strik-
ing re'sponae. The collection yester-
day fur the debt fund alone totalled
the magnificent amount of 810,347 in
ash or cheques This we think i, a
record collection for the town of Am -
bent and indeed fur the Maritime
Charles Longley, who has been bag- Ptovincra. Larger anwents uusy have
gastrulae at the G. T. R. station et been raced by pledges covei rug a term
Clinton for some time, has boughs the of years. but the collection in Trinity
ni.rket garden of John Lanztoo, on Methodist church yesterday was iu
the Huruu red near that town, and cold cash and teas deposited in the
has taken possessiuu. beak today. In six years the congrr-
The death is rrportsd from Saginaw gation has wiped out forty thous -
of %Vat. JohtuWo, for many vara and dollars ot the debt incurred by
y the meowing of their msgniflceut
ebur b home and the balance of twen-
ty tbou.and dollars is covered by life
insurance policies which form t sink-
ing tuud to wipe out the balance in e
term of yea, s. The result of yeetet-
day's collet places Trinity Metho-
dist church on h:a.y street and there
will he no tioubte in the future to
wake ends meet and have a surplus
fur carrying on the growing• work of
the cougtsyfation. Trinity church i -
to be congratulated on its splendid
achievement of yesterday. A lot of
big things have been done in Amherst
during the past few years. but the
raising of 810,347 in good coin of the
irsaltn in nue day surpasses al' previ-
ous accomplishments.
clerk of Turnberry towppship, who af-
terwards resided in NPlodham for a
number of years. His widow and one
daughter survive.
en having attained t0 his eighty-
ninth hirtl.day James McMichael
("Wee Bouts'), of lieafortb, received
congratulations from his Clinton
frieads in Lite shape of a birthday
badge, suitably inscribed.
A. U. Pe•ker and Gec. Muldoon, of
Brts,ela, putcbased the floe -bred trot-
tieg stallion, "Cupbearer, at the hip
Chicago sale, paying 81,1101. The ani-
mal went a mile in 2:141 when he was
three years old.
Win. Bray has disposed of his farm
On the 15th concession of Grey to Rob-
ert McKay and will take a well-earoed
rest' The price received was $4,44.1u. MONEY BACK DANDRU FF CURE
Mr. Bray has been a resident ot Grey
for twenty-two years and he may take E. R. Wigle Guarantees Parisian Sage
up his residence in Brussels. (or Dandruff and Falling Hair.
It is thought that the water prod
lew in the town of Wiagbaw has been I Destroy the dandruff germs. that's
solved After drilling to a depth of the only known way to eradicate
roll feet, twenty feet into the rock. an dandruff, and Parisian Sage contains
just tie ingredients that will destroy
ger
causes falling hair and
baldness because the little dandruff
germs rob the hair roots of the Dour -
excellent flow of water eau struck.
The water and electric light co[nmit-
tee of the town will c:mmence work
at once on another weft
The 1110 -acre fare] of Harry Keys. of
Greytownship, gas been pchased ishmeot that should go to supply tife,
by w-
Andrew McKee, who will get we- lustre and vigor to the Bair.
session at once. Mrs. Keys and ism- Parisian Sage costs but 50 cents a
Gly have removed to Brussels, where bottle at E. R. Wigle's sod druggists
they will reside while Mr. Key, is ar- everywhere. It is guatanleed to
ranging a homt for them in the banish dandruff, stop failing hair or
Wast. scalp itch, or money had.. The girl
Wm. Woods.. nix' spent tbe past with the aubtirn hair is on every
few Tears in the West, and who, with bottle. 1t is a most delightful and
Mrs Woods, has been eloping in Grey daintily perfumed dressing that quick -
;
for *owe tuns, has decided ly Invigorates the scalp.
to remain in Ontario and bag put- My h.' was falling out Redly
chased the I00 -acre farm and stock I until 1 began to use Parisian Sage,
of John ('lark on the 15th concession but it looks Ane now. My hair was
of Grey. The price paid was 27,000.getting very thin, but it is gettingMr. Woods will get immediate posse, thl,k and wavy." -Eliza Archer, 00
,Goo. ( Church 8t.. Hartford. Conn., Juue 5.
On Wednesday morning of last week
the band of death removed an e,- BOOKS, NEW AND OLD.
teemed resident of Dashwood in the I - ---
perroo of Mts. Joseph Wambold. Sbe
was forty-eight years of age and her
demise carne as a result of the weak-
ening effect, of en operation. Her
husband, three children, and her par-
ents are left to mourn her early de-
parture.
The residence of David Bell in
Wingham bad a close call from being
destroyed by flee one evening last
week. Mr. Bell's aged mother took a
hot iron to bed with het, which set fire
to the bedclothes. and before it was
discovered a large hole was burred in
the bedclothes. the feather bed and
maure'e. Strange to say. Mrs. Bell was
asleep and knew nothing of the dan-
ger to which idle was exposed.
Death of Mn. Henry Hamilton.
Ou Friday. March Stb. Mary Jane
Cardiff, wife of Henry Hamilton, a
well-known 'evident of McKillop
township, died quite suddenly at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Bol-
ger. on the 10th concession -f Grey,
where she and bet- husband were
spending the winter. The deceased
was in her seventy-fifth year. With
the other members of her family she
carne to Orey over fifty years .g...
Had 'the lived until Wednesday of last
week she and her husband world have
completed half -a -century of wedded
lite. They took up their residence In
McKillop over thirty years ego. A
family of bar sons and two daughters
survive.
Why You Should TravelWest via C.P.R.
It, le the logical route, offering the
finest possible equipment and fastest
train service. it is the only all-Caos-
dian route. No change of depose. All
equipment is owned and operated by
U. P. R., affording the highest form of
efficiency. Dining -ar seryiee will
satisfy the most fastidious pereons.
The only line operating through
standard and tourist sleeping ran to
Winnipeg and Vancouver.
Are you going West this spring? it
so take advantage of the remarkably
low one-way second-class colonist
rates to Vent -otters Victoria, Neilson.
Spokane. Seattle. Portland, San Fran-
eiseo. I.os Angeles. Ban Diego, etc.. Is
effect daily nttil April Itith or M
Wasters Danada 1. your destination
the
ons -way second -claw set tlsn' rates
shoat appeal to you. Settlers' trains
to Westar° Gonads will leave Tomato
i010p. so. earls Torrey during Mareb
▪ AprIL
Lu • ort
if yews ono anipla p of this
nature apply to Joe. Kidd. C. P. R.
agent. for null particulars. Ix itf
A NOTABLE ACHiiEVEMENT.
Inv. llanillee Willie's CaagresaWa at
i►aieret fain a li n r&
The fallowing frees The Amherst
INi. 11. Sews and $satinet will he of
pir. On Editor of the 1 ignaL
1 DEAR Stat,—May I be allowed a
little spare to comment on tap article
on book$ and libraries which appearea
in • recent number of your paper?
With tbe greater part of the article
any lover of good reading must be in
most hearty acconl. Many books are
published which aim nuworthy A phioe
to any library. .P. -chips • reason wby
so much trash is or 1e found in many
public Iibrarit•a is th.t those whb
select the hooka. being very huey
people, cannot poosibly reed all of the
Woks purchase.I, arld must rely. for is
certain port et least. on the judg-
ment of patrons of the lib; airy, or on
book reviews which are usually vets
much biased. The work ohthe book
committee of • library is not Tight,
and we do not, as a rule, realize. cer-
tainly we seldom express. our inddent-
ednees to those who give' so gener-
ously of their titre And their thought
fo'r our pleasure and profit.
One reason for the demand for the
poorer class of fiction probably is that
many people. especially very young
people. do not know how to choose is
(took, and they remain, in complete
igoorance of many good book• which
they would really eatery if their at-
tention were called to them. If, occa-
sionally, during the year, some lover
0f good literattrte with • talent for
presenting his thoughts in an interest-
ing way would give, in our libraries.
"book talks" on both old and recent
Publications it might be the mases of
increasing the demand for batter
hooks. and thereby the culture of •
fl ner taste in Iitereture
But though many new works of fic-
tion are worthless.. all do not belong
to that class. And. by the way. what
cooetitutes a "new" book ? How old
must • hook be before it may be
placed on that three-foot shelf of fav-
orites ? Dickens and Thscaeray were
once very new indeed. We are thank-
ful that someone rescued them from
"• violent death." it is possible that
in the empee of sixty or seventy years
some of the publicauosa of today may
he as dear to readers as "Our Mutual
Friend" or "Esmond ;" not many.
probably, hot the two or three meat
be discovered. and bow can they he
discovered unless someone reads
them P New books have this advant-
age over those of fifty years ago that
tiq deal wish etre problems of today
and awaken interest in orations
wbiek =Mist otherwise receive less
than their esssd of •t=ention.
As M'orbn reads 'thee hundreds nt
sew befillo of Sodom which today are.
and torMre'w ars forgotten. women
do their share, i eek nowledsa t but 1
gear thee shay wren at ttln Hess of a
thaw day of benne. IMO* Shwm-
,Mier relegation M Odep sed
apt ewe.. rM fav-
orites at Wm 1MMdarR alINISer aims
You O1'y 41 011
Dlgerttvc orgaets er • _Y-r1o�'t
assimilate rood as they !o-
Othor orr-an'r act moro slowly itrel
less elec!ua11y.
blood le t'tin sn•f uiuseleh.
Renewal of strength does not e.11121
the weer and tear of your system
'that's what makes you .feel old.
Nothing In the world will tone up
and invigorate those weak, back-alld-
t' organs, make rich blood and cre-
ate
strength so qutcl-ly as Vinol.
VInol 1s not a, secret nostrum, sim-
ply the medicinal elements of the
rods' livers, with the useless nauseat-
ing oil eliminated,- and tonic iron add-
ed. Try a bottle of Vinol with the
understanding that your money will
he returned if It does not make you
etroncer, feel younger and give yon
an aided iatcrect In life.
H.C. llunlop, Druggist'. Galerich, Ont.
when they ar•e not mentally and phys-
ically weary.
Now, Mr. Editor, i fear I have tree
passed too itrest/y on your vaJueble J
.pace, therefore will sac nu more, :rut
with thanks for your courte.y, will
subscribe myself,
A Wo)1 .t. READER.
Both Quids and Permanent .Strength.
If you are run down or tired ..u1, tl
you take cold easily, have nn appetite,
are losing flesh or hey,- other evident4
of lowered vitality, 11 % our Neclrea '.
System Renovator under our goatsn-
tee to refund the price paid it t be rem
edy rani to give entire estimate i•,n.
1t aids digestion, tones up the nervoii
system and Hives both quick and pe. -
luinen t results. One d.dlsr a botil .
Manufactured hy. Miselr..v! Medicine
co., Goderich, Ont. For sale by 13. R
Wigle, druggist
When people le -gin to talk falsely It
is 'better to he quite -slant and le'
hem say what they p race. till the
sound of their own m•ii'ente makes
them ashamed.—George MacDonald.
Thew is a great Cnriatian pre.ept
that if s man esrikt•s you on tine cheek
you should two him the other. Bot
the Protectionist toed or . . . is this -
that If somebody strikes you on the
one cheek you should smite yourwlf
on the other.—Mr. Glad at one.
When a math hie once lost th.t
unconscious stout purity which exists
in a mind uoscatbrd by the fires of
passion no" after tears can weep it
back again. No penance, no prayer,
no anguieh of remorse, can give back
the simplicity of a soul that has never
been stained. -Harriet Beecher Stowe.
TARIO
TevrtsDA', Musca 21, W19 Zi
Throughout the Store the
Spirit of Spring Prevails
At the,present time our store is full of all the newest goods for personal
wear and for the adornment of the home, and everything points to. the freshness
of spring.
The New Coats
Fest showing of the new ('oats. Serges are
the popular coat material this reason and we are
showing some very mart .•tyles in navy and black
Serge (Orate, lull length, at 210.184 and $12 50 each,
New Skirts in Panauua Serge and Voiles.
New Embroideries New Laces
•
Special showing of New Embroideries, by far
the wont beautiful collection of Embroideries we
have ever shown, including Edgings, Beadings,
insertions, Bapdings, Skirtings and Corset Cover
Enibt oideries.
New Valenciennes Lace... Totrhon Laces. Gui-
pure Lan.,-.
The New Wash Materials
The beauty and freshnese of our new Wash
Materials will 141 ..nee appeal to :,11 lovers of these
dainty goods.
New Cotton Voiles. in all t be new pastel
shades, lovely sheer quality. 35c per yard.
Alexandra Mulls, in all popular shades, 10
inches wide, per yat-d'_ic.
New Veetings, new Marquisettes alai new
Piques----
McCall's Patterns
Saturday will be Children', Day in our pattern
department, when we will give every little girl a
moll's pattern free of charge.
TELEPHONE NO fie
Millar's Scotch Store
J
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NOX A COLD IN Oft DAY
At last a remedy has been discoveted
that will stop A could'. di, cure a cold,
relieve asthma in a few seconde. It
} is celled "i08 Nox a :'old." Just you
I try it. 'Sic a bottle, at Dunlop's drug
store.
The Old Folks
fir adtiaortgyesrs britt1" an increasing tendency
toemeittpuies. The corrective they need !s
"NA -DRU -CO" Laxatives
Balk* illik eat from ccm ia:atl� penises.P'oto tats. mild and penis
A Hilt perfectly. farseankg
dues never needed. C mpotwded, Eke of tis 1 NA -DRU -CO pr►
perneoert by export chemist*.Money r not irrliraory,
eta wed we will w Illmtlr.�d tb�
a.
NATIONAL DRUG • CMIRMICAL ODMPAMY
OF CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL 22
WE WA.DiT YOU
Yes we want you as a customer. Ask us to
send you our 1912 Catalogue. It's brim hill of
all that is good in Flowers, Vegetables. Field
Roots, Grains, Plants, Small Fruits, Implements,
Bee Supplies, Poultry Supplies, etc.
Vateakh h eerwietha Is what we irv. ahead to tele the
Termer. n -.-a1 * u will aid Private Planter. All l sant yea
.s
M ofamiR es time and a two -cent stamp.
Write we leis. the des /we ata re•dtaal, ilii.
DARCH & HUNTER SEED CO., Lusted.
Dept . .4 1 London, Canada. 12
D. • Ws Csaof•• likot Swede Taste-Mkeesdarsd es Ma Met earise. tie kiss
err. the test eihaser. '�T IS.
WOMEN TAKE NOTICE!
A man cannot understand the torture and suffering many women endure
uncomplainingly. If the majority of men suffered as much pain sad endured with
p•tienoe the weakening sicknesses that most women do, they would ask for
immediate sympathy and look for • quick cure.
Many women have been saved from • life of misery and suffering by turniag
to the right remedy—Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription -a remedy which is oafs
to take because containing no narcotics, alcohol or injurious ingredients. it is as
alterative extract of roots, made with pure glycerin, and first given to the pulsar
hy that famous specialist in the diseases of women -Dr. R. V. Pierce, of the
Invalids' Hotel end Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N. Y.
Mas. Lizzie M. Ilvssitr.iwxaof Lincoln, Neb..MO`C"St.,
savai ' 1 scud a testimonial with much pleasure so that some
suffering woman may know the true worth of your remedies.
I was a great sufferer from female troubles but after taking
one bottle -f Lir. Pierce'. Favorite Prescription. which a
friend advised me for take. 1 found myself verymuch 1111 -
proved. After taking three more bottles. anusing two
home of I)r. Pierce's Lotion Tablets, I found myself on the
road to recovery. I was In poor health for five years but
now k am cured.
'I hope all women anftering from female weakness will
give Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription a fair trial.
DsMar Puree's Pierer Pellets regulate sad immigrate
etewaa►. Syr sad bowel. Sutsr-costed, tiny gremlin.
Brophey Bros
-.ODEI4ICH
The Leading
FuneralFural Directors
aid EmbalmersOrders carefully attended to
at all boon, night ur day.
Furniture
Repaired
POLISHED, ET('.
Silver Plating, Gilding, Etc.
Mirrors [rade or resilvered.
Picture Framing, Wood
Turning, Etc., by
germy F3 Fraser
West Street
North side. corner Waterloo
More Stove Talk
The bargains which we are
offering in stoves Dever be-
fore were equalled in Gode-
rich. To clear our stock in
this line we have been slash-
ing the prices tar that they
have now reached the mini-
mum. We handle the Moffatt
Ranges and Art Garland,
Souvenir and Moffatt.Heaters
-all of them baying a Bros -
.•lrtas reputation.
It will pay you to call
READY FOR
MAPLE SYRUP
The seas= for maple syrup
is eppr'oacbing add we have a
big stock of sap pails sand
spiles to supply your de-
mands. Our prices are right
Rather than carry over for another season. we;hsve a nuwbei
of Horse Blankets, Crow -cut Saws stud men'+ Glove, and heavy
lined Mittswbich we will deur at gee ttly reduced prii ••.
FRED HUNT
Hamilton Street
Plum'iing, Heating, Eavestroughing
and General Hardware.
MONARC H
SHOEAS
THE BEST YET
To those who delight in Shoesthat
show their individuality, there is a
treat in store for them at our shop.
The new models that we are showing
for spring and summer wear are,
without doubt, the., bet that have
ever been brought together in Gode-
rich. We've got tans, patents and
gun-metal leathers, made in all tht
newest Monarch patterns. Come,
and we will show you all of them.
Repel ring
Downing 8' MacVicar
NORTH IIDR OF SQUARE OODEkIO*