HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-3-28, Page 44 Tavaacay, MAMA :* 1912
THR SIGNAL GODERTCH ONTARIO
District News.
LAURIER.
WgDNg.DAT, March 27th.
LACaMAR Lncata.-Mia. Isabel Mae -
Leaman. of the 0.0.1.. spent the week -
cod under the parental roof... Repeat
MHerbert K'iaa, of Clinton, were
ats at the home of Wm. Kempton
a few days 1•eet week...... Miss Mar-
garet Johnston is at present visiting
with friends near Kincardine ... Rory
and Mia. Tena Dickson, of Tiverton.
visited at Thomas Dickson's this week.
Mrs. Philip MacMiltaa and baby
have returned to Lucknow after a
week's visit with ber pas ents, Mr. arid
Mrs. D. Meade an.
ST.` AUGUSTJNE.
Te Sense, March 303th.
NoTa .-Miss Kate Brophy vested
l;oderich Mends !set week Mn.
John MaeDonaid and son Kirk. of
Carrot. Manitoba. visited friends in
this vicinity recently ....John Wilson,
of Auburn, called on friends in thin
vicinity this week Isaac Cranston
is in this neighborhood this week with
his 'awing machine rotting wood.....
John W. Nixon is engaged to work at He baa over 1 beep hundred tress
John Oraigs this summer...... The tapped
sawmill that was cutting Numbe.r in Tom 8bielda bas begun opera -
Mr. McCabe's bush bas shut down for titles on the timber work for the
a while and Mr. Stuart, tbs heed raising and enlarging of Mr. Shaw's
sawyer, has gone to I4L Helens to work barn.
in Mr. Todu's =rill Mr. Craig's
mill is running there days getting the
supply of logs cut before the spring
work starts. J. (Craig is head sawyer,
C. Richards bead engineer and W.
Nixon tail sawyer .... Joseph Bayle
delivered a tine bone at Blyth this
week for which be received a good
price. He replaced it with • team oL
colts .... Quite a numher of faruoera
in this vicinity are Noxiously wailing
for the maple syrup season to start.
Some have tapped their tis already,
but so far the sap hoe oat run very
much . While piling lumber in Mr.
IIcC+hr'F hush last week V. Walsh
had the rnistortune to get his fingers
used. He will have b sore hand
for a wbile.
PORTER'S HILL.
TUsgn.tr. Morcb 7t6tb.
Nor d¢ -Mr. gad Mre, Williata
(7aareot)of Hinge=s, visited at Georg*
Vanderi urg s last week M r s.
John ()oz. wbo bad the sulsfor1usw to
f.11 and break her biphooe recently, is
improving Mrs. G. Vanderburg.
who has been on the sick list, is
better sin.... .Stewart MoDougalle
bevy indved to tbeir new home
Miss French, of Nastortb, is spsodinbi,
a fee days at her brother's mar
French wears • broad smile tbess
day e. a luahy boy having •+rived at his
home.
DUNLOP.
TvtguAT, Marto 2tith.
DUNLOP Dolene. -James Yoea.g
SL present emg axed in tearing dowe
the Aquae on the old homestead. We
may expect to see a more pretentious
residence erected on the same site in
the near future E. V. Lawson
visited Dungannon on Monday last.
The Easter sawn) examinations w iU
take place on Thursday, Friday and
Monday Roy Linalater is mating
maple sugar on a large .rale this year.
KJNTALL.
COAL
Aay quentite of the best 1
Chateau sad Mame Oral ea
hand st Kingsb. idge.
Farmers wanting Coal bad
better get in a supply at once, us
there is • likelihood of a coal
strike and most dumdums in the
surrounding towns are out.
C. firma RaLI,
1 Kingsbridge.
HONDA'', March 23tb.
BRu*Fs.-Dan McLean left on Tues-
day of last week for Calgary, atter
spending tbe winter at his home here.
Will McGregor. who spent tbe
winter with hie parents, lett today for
his home in Alberta Mimes Mas
Boyd and Isabella McLennan, of
▪ Godericb, visited friends et Kintail
and Laurier las: week Alex.
Smith, who was visiting friends in
Ws vicinity, left last week for the
West .. Miss Mary I11Ulwbd bas re-
turned home after apending a few
weeks with ber sister, Mrs. Allin
Mina Margaret Murray.of Paramount.
is visking her sister. Mir Mary Mur-
ray, teacher of S. S. No. 3.
TUESDAY, March :lath. a
News NoTge.-(Thus. Stewsrt paid a
flying visit to Lucknow on Saturday K
sat. .... Hughie MseMurrhy sue.
carefully entertained a number of M
frien& one evening last week
Wm. N. Johnston is the proud posses- P
mor of • photograph received this week
of a fat steer raised hyhim and
afterward. sold, to Mr. Durnip for a
handsome sum; since which time it
hes been exhibited at. .tock shows in A
Toronto, Chicago and other places and
received several prizes.
PARAMOUNT.
TUESDAY, March 301b.
Boman. Gladys Macintosh
anent the week -end in Ripley
Miss Margaret Murray is visiting in
Kintail this week Dr. Smith. of
Ripley, called nn friends here last
week We are pleased to hear
that Jack Pickering and family have
returned to our midst after spending'
the winter in Brantford George
Murray entertained a Dumber of
friends at a euchre party en friday
night. A very enjoyable evening was
spent: ...Jack Mac(San)ev entertained
a few friends at the "baclo" last week. 1
4 few of our young people at-
tended tbe ball given in Ripley on Poi-
day night by the Wondmen of the j
TRIALS IN ITALY.
CetwJwat nen Mehep There Np 4y ,
Di lerent f=reer Orem
Celeste"! sue=t trials to Baty are
ducted ander a very simple
tboegk utterly different trim the
tem which severs. yeoeidere V Amar
lcaa er English courts. says as es
chasms
The trial takes prase beta's three
judges and a jury. to whisk are added
a certain number of extra jtaeeee% kerb.
are sworn and are present emit w
Mar tis tasumooy and are ►al/ ready.
to take the place le the jury box ort
altt juror who may la the coarse et
the trial be Incapacitated tress further
service. The depositions of all the
winsome tare be.s taken in writing
aid signed before the trial teem
Zech of the judges bee a copy et these
before him. The piosspappnt mil the
cow=er for the wand tiltabls to the
court a list of the witnesses telt dry
sirs called, and then are all .nmsas-
ed by the court, which luta power to
punish nonattesdanca
The first thing that happens when
the trial begins hs the questioning et
the accused by the presiding justice
la Italy, as In most of continental Eu-
rope. a man accused of a crime is eon-
sldsred by the law to be the very best
withal. to his own guilt or Innocence
In England end America the accused
need not testify unless be chooses. la
Italy be 1s the Ant and most Unpin -
tent wttsesa.
The accused le allowed the widest
ea fie 1n d.Aaadteg Mm.&t. He kap
a ! . ret to tell his own story to els
ow:: may. to otter attytting he can to
tis.• y of jnstiAcat os or palliation.
E,•• Niamey evid.e.e le admissible.
Ttc +edge bas absotnte discretion ss
fA what testimony may be received
and what excluded. and any judge
wbo exercised this discretion unfairly
would be an object of execration. Bias
on the part of one judge is possible.
but titers ars always the other two
nage' on the bench with bis.
hey are a perfect +beck against ea -
fairness.
When tine accused bas given his tes-
timony be L confronted personally
with eta accuser. Th. accuser L nee -
e sartly the principal witness epilog
him. Strictly speaking, tee prlsoner
ias no right to interrupt his accuser
while the latter b tetlig his story.
but to practice the judges permit 14
red the confrontation sometimes be-
come. a three cornered debate between
accuser. accused and judge. the latter
giving the encased the widest leeway
to demonstrate his innocence.• -rase•.
red Comment
World and report an excellent time.
Angus MacCauley, of Ripley,
called on frienda here hast week.
ST. HELENS. ,
TuraDAlr. March 26th.
Lrraa*RY Soutar,. -The St.. Hel•ns
�f►t.l&iea trill hold a debug 1
welt ow Priam evening. I
The snbjert for debate
is : "Resolved, that the steam engine
is of more benefit than the minting a
preen The deheters are : For the
amrlrrnauve, James Caewile and Archie
Atcbesrn. For the negative. Elliott !
Miner sod Isaac Miller. This will he•
the last debate of the seaann and the a
Omelet
y would like
everyone to come
nut and enjoy a good evening. Th.
Spirit of the Time& a news budget in
connection with the Society, is wine
worth coming to beer. No admiseinn
charged. Debate commences at 8 p.tu.
News No'ras.-Mrs. D. McDonald.
of Winrham, is vtaiting her pimento,
Mr. and Mrs. Todd.. .. Elllntt Miner
held a bee on Monday taking�out leen.
Jean Webb, Auntie Kutheef, d,
flhriasie Miller and Edna aril Ira
Woods, of Wine/ham high school.
Relent the week -end of home .. John
Webster and Tnm Italia are away on
a trip to Northern Ontario. We ex-
pect to see them (erne home with a
few hears R. E. Rutherford and
W. 1. Miller visited the county town
on Tuesday Miss Elisabeth
Rutherford was home over Sunday.
Mrs. B. Rutherford is at nresent
raying with her daughter. Mrs. J.
Rennett, Port, Alpert.... Mrs. Mc-
ensie, n( ()strain, is spending a few
weeks with her =laughter. Mrs. Hyde...
ism J. Rutherford is visiting b.r
brother. the R"v. C. M. Rutherford, of
ire River.
AUBURN,
eiKIJARAND
k/ for pale. gat Ie ATE AS.INGLYOU NO,
uburn. 55.41
TUERDAY. March 86th.
Miss Minnie Dohia. of sweet Wawa-
oeh. inteoda leaving next week for
The ice on the river here is begin-
ning to give signs of breaking.
Above the bridge a stream of open
water a visible.
An agent of the Deering aaricul-
turxl implements was in the vilLgr
lest Tuesday trying to procure an
agent for this locality.
BENMILLER. A
WEDNESDAY. March 27th.
Cut ace Nares. -Last Sunday even-
ing Rev. A. W. Brown assisted Rev.
W. Conway et Nile Methodist church.
The services here were taken by Mr.
Geo. Curry. of Nile. who peached
very acceptably to s. large number of
people who notwithstandieg the bed
roads were out to hear him. in
Bethel Methodist church next $.mise
evening. Memo 31, Rev. A. W. Brown
purpose' pre cbiag specially to the
young people on the subject Playing
the Fool." As this is the last of •
series of sermons Mr. Brown has been
•pprt'eeaching to the young p.npie nn the
Benmiller circuit during the pest few
months. he specially invites them to
be pr'eeent at Beth:l next Sunday
evening, twben create win be reserved
tot them. 8peri.l musk by the
Bethel choir.
PEttenvAL. - Mr. and Mex R. Ech-
lin, of Nile. viaitad at the home of the
latter's parent+. Mr. and Mrs. Jere
Gledhill, last Sunday . . J. J. Moore
left thin mining ter uenfold. Seat.,
to spend the summer no his home-
stead there. He will be accompanied
OS far as Winnipeg by his nephew.
Harvey Potter. of Montgomery, bask.
Mr. Potter spent the last, three
months ver p *asenty with relatives
in Benmill�er(ioderich, Nile and
Lucknow Win Pfrimmer left last
week for hie home at Unity. Rath
W. Reid. ,f Yellow Grand Sask.. is at
resent visiting at the home of Chas.
Walters. we. He int.e4. leaving for
the West in the court* of a few days.
. Quilting he and surprise par-
ties teem to be tbe nrdK of tlmr day in
this locality A mrmh.r of young
psv,pM svrpri ted Mr and MR John
frog last Thursday erenisg and
r.port • very pleasant time.
DUNGANNON.
NIEWToN. DENTIST.. OF
penstaLuZieerarte
klenwr sa~A..d wamilaZ� d.r• satire
Ak 4"se B=ids
eisa
OTKIre-THE LOCAL ASIRNCY
la A 1sm. The end ingW re Pea -
wean
b
•
Hew Watches Vary.
Theoretkally, says a jeweler. the
best watches of today are perfec . tit
actually they botb gain and loos time
every day. Even 1f the good watch
doss not vary one sensed at the sad
of the twenty-four hours. the expert
• Instate. It has both gained and loot in
that time. If it is wound 1. the storm-
ing it rens fast and toward Ms next
morning runs slow. tbua equalising
the time. He says the beet watches
should be wound twice a day and thea
at only two-tblrtls of the capacity of
the mainspring, thus preventing either
binding or extremes of strong or weak-
ened spring. The balance wheel was
impacted to equalize differences of
mainspring tension. but really tide le
sot the case to what Is called pbrfM-
Usa-New York Pres.
$+sten'+ Winter and rumm=er.
Nearly all visitors to Beaton. if they
; do not see 1t are told of the place
1 wbsre owe may "step from Winter tate
bsaamsr or from Summer tate Whim
at any time of the year wltbout giving
a (bought to his.clothing." This may
be done at the point wbere Washing•
ton street Internam* the street whit!
la "Winter" on sae able and "Ibunnsee
as Me other. A gelds was enlarging
oa this bit of homer to a visitor from
i New York ■ tow days ago. 'bat was
D ot rewarded by the olds wbiclt the
Winter tad Rummer joke usually mike
teeth. 'That's nothing," ate the New
Tenor. "but wkat 1s really fasay him
fe to see the estraace to tie mien
ground railway marked The Elem.
ter.' "-Naw York Tribes..
Those intending making maple
syrup were disappointed this week.
Owing to the continued void weather 1
nothing her been done yet.
Mr. and Mn. Oliver Olark, atter vis-
iting Menthe in this swlgbhor'bood dar-
ing the winter, returned to their bone
in Saskatehewan last week.
The trusiee of our public school ere
making p►en•ration fnr raining the
Molding. This week the timber for
tbe abutments has been glared on the
ground.
Robert Asquith, nowt currier to SL
Augments, has been asked to carry
the mail for the pretenL it is rum-
ored that a rural mail delivery is con-
templated.
The _elevator but been busy this
week. Quite a large amount of oats
bas been procured, the greater part
coming from the neighlictrboodof
Dungannon.
Mr. Arquith i. buy now fitting rep
the evapnrwtor fnr next summer's
work. He is installing power ma-
chine. for paring the apples instead of
the band noes. Be is also enMegleg
the drying capacity. end placing •
He iatesds to bane
ev.rytaiog 1.
gond raed.F, midi he
start le good tints le the fat
GREAT FOR BREAKFAST!
(live trim Kelleme• T•,erbd (!nes'
Flakes every mwaawg t.or bmeektamt.
They're sire to She i', end rad Is
eo.tetbag as well as l., seta
Aiwearama. March :Si.- WNW=
Ya mt W saNswl ..t his Nis
Oi0 ebbs as nom PPOO
Weer.
ar. TsesS sea elss d k limo brad
gM owing to the bud reg` Ohs wh-
it% mast Se paw a Ns es
lie road. Mr.
dist; 3I j#:142, 'air.1
The Chung tem*
Of all combs the earth musk le
the mess Mikan to chock, asd k la
almost as co.tattoee as ya*atags Tho
lab Mr. annals practically enrol his
Marylebone eesgretatiss of mashies
daring Me eervica Re wand * m-
adame an Mortal for eengbiag wit!
a petite request to them wee !band
Min tasmfseiost to go outside. Time
le a aetmewhat similar practice la the
Rumba army-tbe noes bbwtat w=ill
-wide! 1a performed by the wings
regimeat at a signal from Me (Meng
AM se addlar dares same..1 w
ether tree-fosdoe Spectate*.
The 044 Order Peessltr.
What but beeose et tbe old nub
labed lean who was abut to este*
the peteem .f perpetual meet ise t
And war. M tete eta ta-Yo•sd we-
ama whg were gloats eat reached
Mfg halfway se tire mad et bar assure!
471111 asotedy (ereasb hA'atMlea
emessibg the whereabs.lts et tho end
rnMmed bey wile were manage width
•e1e b manned 11e a beg aMut:-Chl-
Shp ltersed•tem+K
C.rselite ss•
-WI* •)f.w Mess with year mite?
W (its tesader. "Beret Des harm
tilt MEW ctrl ter
°Of a do w" repeal ticw monied ams.
1st I Ism to Mew her a .alis plots
ap ease to ewh111w'+-rusk
Dyeaaw ahem bit 11 the Nam
of and tesib.-a.mranase 4arheia
Awed the wrest &ar.r-
fese or
DROPSY
i
1
ter Medi * Dodds
Mso.rYi.
. see the
caro, 1. Drs*dy the -
asps eta 412-tooly dlasiNtel
the
which
ahim urs weer, hack
mile of
dmh lea rialedges % �v 13.
Rr/see- L: drato
m
health. ThereTsesse
Khios, Mediae
D0DcYS
KIDNEY
Piu.s
SMEPPARDTON.
, Mo7iD.%Y, March 3iitb.
F.IRxwELL PRZUMNTAT1ON. - 00
Tuesday reeeiwg, 19th inst., • gather.
hog repre.enUns the members of the
8beppoardton Methodlat church as-
sembled
♦sembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Nixon i►nugherty to bid farewell to
their eldest daughter, Mir Alias
Dougherty. prier to bee departure to
Swift Current, Beak.. where she takes
part in an intetee`ing ceremony there,
after which she will live at Gerowvilie,
Sask. An address, expressive of the
bigb esteemn in which Miss Dougherty
is held and of warut gond wisher for
her tute=e, was read. and wee accont
panied by the presentation of a clock
and silverware as parting tokens of
esteem. Afatds the gatberioa
spent it pleaseef time with games and
music.
"BOOKli NEW AND ULD.-
--
Ty
LD."To the Mita of the '+%real
DFAlt H1lt,-ijuder iii ' above cap-
tion there is an admirable letter in,
your paper from "A Woman Reader'
which divorces wore then a passim
thought. Your onrreepoodeot shed
says that t.be "work of the book cme.-
mlttee of a Misery is not light" fa
our O(wlerien 1Illrary the whole of the
board form time book committee, and I
am standing en good ground wben'I
say that no library of ita sise in On-
tario bas snggt rubbish than ours.'
We choose per bpoju principally from
the lists sent out the Education De-
partment, supplet%•nted by tbnee sug-
gested by ourblibrobers. As a free ltb-
rary open Gt .W it meat he remem-
bered that MP seasonable tastes Neve
to be catered to. At the late meeting
of the District:bibrary Association at
Stratford tatseb, was aaid on the sub-
ject. Forty -kiddy+ libraries were rep-
resented. and a thornagbly exhaus-
tive reyiew trtkIheld of the !titivation.
i had the look/ref being seleetedthe Department.° read a lap
n the
reject and emeequent by hid oto de-
vote much time and thought t3 it.
Lord l;,osebery tly advocated de-
st:lwtion of tbe great majority of
booke now ct mbering the shelves of
our libraries., as wortbleas. The vast
majority of poitglar hooks of years
ago are now toliettton. and will in all
probability mover be rejoined. His-
tory dopa hut repeat itself in ail
branches of human tis xagbt and motjv-
iry. Readers of Mrs. Oeskell'a "Crab
ford" will remember the niter seoili
with which Mir Debora Jenkins re-
garded -Pick wick," then issuing in
number, and how posterity has just/.
fied Dickens.
As long ago as Caxton fiction was
'upward to he la a position to hespol
°gilled fur, as is one ret his earliest
bonk.. Sir Thos. Mallory'. Marts
D'Artbur. tbe preface eosnu,oncms :
•'lhtr to pus the time this honk sba1
ire oleasaot to read in. but to give
faith and belief that all is true that is
.contained herein, ye he at your fib•
That genial a sayist William Hasntt
says on the subject ret old and sew
books : ") cannot understandthe
rage freadibooks manifested by the reader
rt 11
world
the public bad rand all those that bane
gene before i can ,onoeive bow y
should not wiab jq read the same book
times over. Mit when i consider the
rnanth'sa volumes that lie Unopsasd,
unregarded and unthougint of I can-
not enter into the pathetic rompidisu
that the press is kW. H I have not
read a book before it is to tall intents
and tun 'a,see u et
new to me whber
pubIIsbed twenty one hundred or two
hundred years ego. es though pub-
lished yesterday. "Since the mph's -
tints of eopyyrriiubt new editions of
Thackeny. Dickens, Trollope. Galt,
(Mahan and others are being sent oat.
How many Gederieh readers know
that Mr. Commiserates. Galt produced
tiirty-one or omen book. ? if you
want to read moria. entertaining sad
high -claim books set the "Anials of
the Parish."'
'The Provost," • "Last of blas Iritd. '
"Rhe Emblem," oe °tier+, and yea
will hod refers/Air pictures of the lite
in Sentland in AB itgrlsoing of tine
last eentel y and telae does ret tbe pr. -
ending nos. Cully as veterrgisieg as
say of the lackadaisical
made-tn-eell no
1 may tempera on your epee* at
sums.e ether omegas in tism near feee
ere with • otmtellInsatiao of reems-
mnadatimse or Mats and tbankiag
yam let space. 1 hag to
gto r .
J. Aare. Pnwi.s..
Tram. (4oderte3 Public Library.
Beatify la time
IL RYAN
F S.
WainIMMIWIMAIMMIreine
Spring News
YOU SHOULD READ
Wonderful buying opportunities is all departments of the store. Here are a
few of the strong values awaiting you. To those who want the ((ght was at the
rigl6t prices, we would suggest an examination of our offerings. .
EMBROIDERIES
We never bad so good and so cheap Embroid-
eries as we have now. They mos direct from the
makes*. beige our •zbs valeta Ask to see Chess
made by band. Toe have tee name t.eeb varies
before ler way *47 --'
are trot EreOo omtlhlk'
Ocelot Q/(libt*Tato 18 IndieswNe 11ott aSkirting&
27 *d4blechrr dOab$2.22.
D. sit A . CORSETS
New Spring styles. Ask for the special new
styles for Spring. 7 -tbe beet 91.00 Corset made,
tull spring length, (our boss supporters.
1143 - Extra value, 91.26. Made of white
coutilbe, (our bone .uppnrten, noo-ruatable steel.
131 -inch =lamp., $1.25.
Mkt a. 91.50, and 512 at i890, cannot be equalled
at the price.
KID GLOVES
A nice new stock for spring. AU Perrin's
rake. Every pair guaranteed. Popttlu priors -
$LOO and 91.18
GINGHAM
Don't fail to see our Gingham. -10e, 124e, 15c
and :8c. All iiaported, No better Giogbams to
be bad at our tee. -
51LK5
The greatest k vahws we ever offered to
Foulards. Pts►. weaves.
Pouards, $ tial
Jacquard. s .. 4dc
Iasaey weaves, 80 inches.
Sliqut.ettee. 17 inches . .ilOc
Blank Marquisettes. 3 to 119 inches wide. All
nure silk that we guarantee not to cut, isle, ill on,
91.36 and 91.60.
DRESS SUITINOS
Just a few ends. One dress cnly in each piece.
Real Dobby cloths and more of the latest weaves.
DRESS GOODS
In new Weems, as well as Serge*, Poplin,,
Triestine*, Santoys, Melrose, Vesstiags and
Broadcloths.
Some short ends in black and ooiters, from
about le yards to 3 or yards. Prices oofourtb
to one -rd off.
PRINTS
ImsoMoorde Dew Prints, 10c and Mc. ro bettor Prints
mels= wide, CRE$T BRAN lD , cothteedbetter this
than ours. Colors guansa. 31 tV.2
year than formerly.
J. M. COLBORNE
r
SPRING NEEDS
SCISSORS
For dressmaking ete. It is annoying to have a poor out ing
pair of scissor., Try our Gritfoo line of .tumors and you will thank
yourself. Priced frost 50e up to *1.03 according to size. We have
Also cutting shears at $LZ and $1.50.
3A! PAILS, ETC.
C.
Try us tar p pals. s- s,t ba}i
We hsorpe the asnos-
Try
110 1bs. sulphur blc
10 Me salts 8iic
1 HOWELL HARDWARE CO., LTD.
Grant to Libraries.
Foe the year ending October 31st,
1911,
g=rit. were made by the On-
tario Government to public libraries in
this section am follows :-Winghaen
9'30..60, Goderkb $147.87,C1iotoa$216,-
96,Dunggaannon 996.71. Kincardine *81._
09, Clifford 9Q4.8!!. narrates $100.32.
Listowel *136.16, Lucknow 167.18,
Mudmay $51.18. Ripley 99491; Teas -
water 11.36, Walkerton $107.I4.
Local tepreseetati
Waited
mew.Pmats p ` sad •at pts non met aessMesl imam.._, Stag. it Cllr
is hesartg ism, and i wrMat iaw a to
wet. A ..also.+ eatet tardisi fres.
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MADAM. ARS YOU LIKELY TO BE-
COME A MOTHER SOON!
I have glad tidbits ter pets-'cJt[Ld-
c firth seed 3. dreaded no sore. Fellow
sty advice --be happy now, and all will
be welt witk 1111. child fad Toursrlc.
My remedy.
(.raid or Merisel Temic,
builds up the reproductive, organs emtd
nerve esstw-makes ooalnement cae•>.
sate and quick, and rapidly recalls 11..
glow and cheering beanie of vigoroc e
womanhood.
Meteors' Ceedial is also a rebutlder
of run-down girl.-gtrla Strained r r
overtaxed with too much work. It
parities tee btood-mmmfks mensttw-
t:on prompt and easy, and is account-
able for many of the eiss', beautiful
(emoteitlons you admire bo much.
This valuable remedy contains ne
stimulants or burttel drugs. it is
r-lmpy a scanting blend of Indian
herbs, wbees virtues are well knots n
to medical men. Write for free ,:Iron.
lar. At your dragge=rs, or by mall
11.10 per package. er (t package. Poo.
Or. C maey Medieel Os.. Windier. Out
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of ranee. It is national in all 1ta
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It uses the moot expensive engrav-
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Its editorial policy L thoroughly
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Limited, Publishers,
i
The Goderlch Cara
To Motorists
I beg to announce that I have opeosd a germs/eon
Kin street ked am prepared to do all klads of
in Automobiles, Gas and Gs.oline tines.
cycles. Thes d all descriptions, and will earry in
stock tires repairs and supplies of all deemriptioss to con-
nection with the boldness, also oil, gasoline. carbide. Mc.
1 have the agency fur the MaeLeug lin ear and will
have two models on exhibition io a abort time.
1 am about to sits up • coetract for a very ppoopput�l1a�r
law -priced automobile. also the lowest-priosd
runabout built in America today. fully guaranteed.
intending purchasere would do well to eosult nae
before placing their order.
I invites all who are interested i• any of above lime
►o call atm Aim and jet my eo eapp'4a 1 am
dealing with we .afahltsled whorikaaie hoses and will
be la a petition to mppiy you at remarkably law priers.
JOHN G. KUNTZ
Kingston St.
Ooderich
Furniture
and House Furnishings
Spring Necessaries ea Poraitures
sad Foraishiags for tis Hose
Realizing the regairesse to et the people at Oeiericb and
vicinity, i have now • eosapbto asaOrameed td !Furniture
A11 goods, iedediml wrMaary gad- w sbJ' M ateederar.'
oriass-anrarely rasa suable the elle" . Orme he , anti
owe Omnor, �_ yes ea at H13•- --eg. It's a
and le something
eavn't stackad. I wwii1 get it for youu a you desire l
w
Rugs
1 have aloe a very desirable as.urfineet d Rugs. A variety of
aualitiew perms+ and o.loriags. Rtoek all new wad velem right
Tiet pieto got Window Rhodes, Room Mouldings.
1•'ra'M, ce gs•
Pictures.
A few !towing Machine. at baggeln pries.
A CALL SOLICITED
George Hohmeler
A0e•4 Nee.00 i4 Ami. •
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