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TWITIMMAT, Itasca VA 1912
1 FORA SLENDER
SILY�A �RINB•
THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
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"I di wast the Mamma& HewI l NIAMEY- I AGRICULTURE IM SCHOOLS.
area 1 we{e two wedding rings 1~
Theo p��� noticed the
Meader silver
band on ber anger. A happy tied 111
up ►*a face. diamond"I waut you to wear the diam.
• ring anyway. dive me the silver run
•
• : and 1 will wear It pelt my bout oat
• • of sight"
• e j "l am going to wear the silver ring
IIt Was Better Than a Dia- ; always." mid Mrs. Berkey &Wad*
• mond One, After AL • "Joe Berkley, bow much did you pay
• o idly. Tben soddenly and sevenety,.
•
•
• Sy M. MAUDE WRIGHT.
• for that diamond''"
• -Three hundred dour."
e ! "Where did yea get tbs WNW t Y•a,
• told me we's yen bo•gbt that 12 Mt
of goods that you oaly bad FOS led a.•
1 never will marry a man wbo dose the beat. A trlgbt and Ips ap.r•
not think eeoogb of nee to give me mus bit fans -you dWa'C'-
ao>Eblot less than a diamond rang.' . "M , I did not borrow or sinal *. 1
ate the very wads I used," said sold the store. and tomorrow 1 tab my
Jamie as she embed a diamond old place as clerk in 11, just wbere I.
Deters Mrs. Berkley's astonibed eyeI was wben we were marrlad."
"Aad Bob't'
"Joe Berkley, 1 had ,Ent MEM in tie.
"OL, be erst imbed surprbwd. then conclaslon that 1 was a teas', bat 1
never dreamed yes were one tool"
angry; muttered something the "1 thought a dimmed was necessary
ring being set with my birthdayday at stonaeto show that 1 loved yon"
and that It was the bast he could at -
"Well. if yod care for me now you
ford. Then be walked off without an -
will take that ring back to the lewd•
other word er's, and then you will march rlgtlt
"Of course be came back or you down the street and buy back the
would not be wearing the ring." store. Make whatever explanations
"I must confess that 1 was a little you wlsb, but bny back the store."
Bob, and you Dever know wbat a man The very next day Mn. Berkley went
bit frightened. for 1 do think a beap o
will du, bot be came back the very to call on Amelia Jones
next day Itnd brought me this beauti-Mrs. Berkley, how glad I b•
ful diam'
o d dog.Yon see, be really "a you! I used you so horrid thee otb-
cams for me" sold Amelia er day. Can you ever forgive me?" ex -
"Well," said Mrs. Berkley. "I don't claimed Amelia as abe drew her tote
see bow he could afford it, for he is not rise room'
as well off as Joe was before we were `CertainlyTbere was a iittle bit tat
married." romance in connection with the ring
A sudden thought struck her, for she made out of a dime that I thought you
'slyly concealed her left hand but not would be interested in," began Mrs.
before Amelia a no ac A bad noticed the tion. Berkley without any preliminaries as
I
"Oh. Mrs. Berkley," she said lmpul• soo0 as ,be was seated. °rat met
sisals, "do let me see your wedding Mr. Berkley on a street car. 1 pulled
ring. I do not remember noticing it Ont a dime to pay the conductor when
1 know It must be something doe, tor it &lipped from my fingers and fell to
they do any that Joe Berkley was the floor. Joe Berkley. who was sitting
heels over bad In love with you be- near, sprang up to search for It, but
lore you were married." just then the car stopped at my desd-
A flush spread over Mrs. Berkley's nation, and 1 had no time to wait for
face. the lost coin. Mr. Berkley slipped a
"7t is not a diamond-" she faltered. nickel into my hand. saying be would
"I am sure. then. it is something pay my fare and keep the dime when
ed Dim and left
equally nice. Now. Mrs. Berkley. please be fou
don't be so modest." said Amelia as the car. The nut day we met on tee
she wickedly palled tbe hand from its car again, and of course it was natural
biding place, revealing a very &lender that l should ask him if be had found
band of silver. 'the dime- He bad• and this opened the
"Oh!" Perhaps Amelia pot mors way for further conversation We tact
- ••-- - --A--•ll yon Meow
meaning into this exclamation than she the rest Mr, Berkley bad the Mine
intended, but there certainly was scorn. made tato a ring. and he asked me .te
"Ie this the kind of a ring Mr. Berkley
wear 1t always
gave snit He should be 'ashamed of
"You see why I prise it above lel
bllmsesf, and 6e could have afforded to diamond ring he could give me." Her
glue you a diamond ring better than voles was tall of feeling as she An
-
Bob could afford to give me one. Of Vhstt
coats he cared for sou. bat men have
strange ways of showing their love "How tine(" Amelia'' eyes weshin-
sometimes.-
ing with a new light "No, the kind of
Tbeeush on lire. Berkley's face grew ring does not matter, after all" she
deeper as abe palled her hand away. added softly u u to herself "I he.
"It was made ort of a dime." There lime 1 will telt Bob that 1 prefer the
was no further explanatloa. "I left tai set with myof birthday stone He some beans In the oven and must go," easily could not afford the diamond
said she and left anyway''
When she reached her home she went
up to her room and snatched the ring CostroYoo His Enemies,
from her finger as it 1t burned and It b related of • Chinese empa(IR
threw it into a barba drawer out of that on being told that his pr es E
sight revolted In one of his distantnt proenemies
"1 nater will wear It again-neverT he sold to his e>mc ars "Come. foiled'
me, and we will quickly destroy the
She stamped ber toot angrily 03 the m."
carpet "He didn't care for me or be He marched forward and when ftltty
never would have given me a ring that saw blm and his great army the rebels
would Dolce me op to scorn. Oh ysa; s°balittsd and laid down their arms
be has been good to me but thea b. b His army expected him to have all the
good to his clerks, his dog and- every rebels pot to death. but Ie gr.a M
thing else." I3er pride had been wound• are 'ted tbe captives with the muhe
tkindness* kindneand humanity and in snag
ed cases set them free. Great
Sso hoped her husband world mss Indlg.dlti
ha
the ring and thus give her a chance to with his conduct was telt In coax e
say something. but 1f he did not miss cies, bed i land mta chief otscer tp-
the ring be missed something else -her prom -bed him anted we.
usual cheery chat "Sire. is this the way your majesty
is
"Are you 111 PlantesT' be faked fulfills your promise? Your royal word.
was given that yuo would destroy all
your enemies. and losteed you have
with real concern In bis voice.
"No," she answered curtly. pardoned them and even set some
"Has anything happened. then?' free ••
"Oh, enough bas happened." she said "But I have kept my word." said the
coldly. emperor. "1 promised to destroy my
Liverpool Wheat Futures Clow Hight
or, Chtcage Lower --Live Steck _ I
-_Latest Quotations.
CHICAGO, March 26. -Persistent. the
limited selling to realise prolts more
than wiped out an advance to -day 1•
wheat- The July feature suffered 'Mr
elder; trona • steady peppering by lead-
ers on the bear aide. Claming prloes
were easy- and 3-ec to 7-8c under Datur-
iday night. Corn tlWahed 1-8c to 1-4o
hlgbsr, oats varied from a shade off to
a like amount up, and hog proda:ta
ended at an advance of 5c to 12
Liverpool wheat rimed `ed to lad higher
Rua Saturdayand corn tad to 0,4 high-
er. Parts wh.t clwed lac to lc higher.
Antwerp unchanged and Berlin %c high-
er.
Winn!--. Optima.
Op. H-gn. Low. Cause. Close.
Whoa t -
May, old-. t•! 102 111 j 11114b lY
do. new10N. !alit, 101 10140 1.111
July 101% lel% 10I% 3I8%b we*
Oats- to -day. 8attar.
t4ii5i��e
J ea
May
48 b
Termite • G•sin Ma -kat.
M0 toMW
003 ....
1 1•
oats k sI _ e M •
10avlscl. bttlabel s ■
1 bat l 1 u i0
l easewbeat belbel 1 13 11111
&- To., --to Dairy Market.
S4Mar. atraaater'y. Ib. rope Or OW
• an•aa,ery, 'olid0 a
• a0/arator. dairy. lb• 81 • i
oi.ae lou 0 33 •
C{lta•M Mw, Ib 0 11% • if
se. doses 1 a 8 es
Hasler, extracted, lb 013
Eggs, new-lald 0 1M 0 i
MenMeal Grain and Produtm.
MONTREAL Marc! Z. -Cables oa
Manitoba spring wheat came etrooger at
en advance of 1544 per quarter. The de-
mand was good for t.oth nearby and May-
uine shipment. and, as the prices. bid were
In many cases In line, much bualnest'
could have been done If ocean room was
obtainable, consequently only a few loads
were wo. ked for July -August The mar-
ket for corn was atronger-at an advance
of lc. but the demand 1s v. -y rp�tW. A
fair trade was done In oats fol11val!al and
outside account. Demand for flour con-
tinues good and business up fairly active.
atillfeed situation le unchanged. Butter
strong under fair demand and email sup -
piles. Dressed hogs strong at an advance
of 25c. with a good demand. Eggs active
and steady.
Corn -American, No. 2 yellow. 7•%c. •
Oats Canadian weetarn, No. 2t i2i%o u
tic: do.. No. 2 80c to 501,4c; extra No. 1
'feed, ile to Riic; No. 2 local white, Ma
to 51140; No. 2 local white, Oc to Mike; No.
4 local white. 41c to 4$%c.
Barley -Malting. psi to Si -la
Buckwheat -N0. 2. 72c to 71o.
Flour -Manitoba spring wheat pateah
firsts. 15.70; seconds, 01.210: strong �j�.�{
winter patents. chole,. Moe to am:
,straight rollers, 840E to $&Th do.. hag%
12.11 to ills
Hay -No. 2, per ton, car lots, $84.10
to 116
Cboese-Finest westerns. sae to 1S ;
finest eastern, 14t4c to tic.
leutter-Cboloest creamer/. %Ke 10 ie;
seconds. =lie to Sac.
Eggs -Fresh, MC: 'sleeted. 3e to Tia
Potatoes -Per bag, car lot., 81A to 113.0.
CATTLE MARKETS.
Union Steck Yards.
TORONTO, March 25. -Receipts of
live stock at the Union Stock Yards
were 124 carloads, comprising 9M0
cattle, 454 hogs, 31 sheep, 60 calves
and 54 horses.
Exporter*.
Geo. B. Campbell bought for Morris a
Co. 201 Liverpool steers. 1200 to 1300 lbs.
each, at a range of 01.75 to 17.20 1n price%
or as average of * .M
• Mere.
Easter quality butchers cattle sold at
from 17.3 to 0555. but only two brought
the latter figure; in fact. only four cattle
were reported as selling over 10. Beat
Wb' gos b"'nel
Kra
The Edaeatlea Dm.rtmest's Plans ler
lei laltodectiea.
Teaabsre, trustees mad others coag
wised is the ad-vaoeslwMt of our
seboa& will be interested Is circulars
13. 13A aidjust tweed Ire the O•-
, Lasko Depestmemt of Edemeelotl f In
them the Istentiooe sled pleas of the
Depertemet regarding She 8e .at of
agriculture are folly set torch. It is
hoped that eyesybody la Ontario► who
is interested In anywrrv• is the work of
the schools way bebooe acgaaiated
with the scheme and that a strong
publie sentiment may favor the gen-
eral adoption of the wort.
Circular 10 6 -Iver the revised regula-
tions gotesain the dtstributioo of
grants. Sabool breads are eaeoul-
laged by liberal grants to undertake
the work. Where the work is carried
out under a teacher bolding • certifi-
cate in agriculture, an Maid grant of
$50 and subsequent annual grants of
WO can be earned ; but no board will
receive more than it expends on the
work. Where the work is darried out
under Nan nneertiflcated•teacher, the
grant is Et whew practical work in
the school grounds is made part of the
course, and 118 waxen the practical
work by the children M carried on in
horse gardens. The speeiel grants to
teachers renege from iK to Rio.
The plan it to have one hour a Week
throughout the year given to the
study. whist& shall he of a emetic*/
obaracte•r and related closely to local
interviste. , A email garden on the
school grounds will be used for simple
ezperieseras es well as relatable and
flower pots. The growing of shrubs.
vines, window boxes and banging bris-
kets 10 beautify the school and ite sur-
ro;indinge will be considered part of
the work also.
A Survey of the work done in On-
tario during 1911 is included in the cir-
cular. This shows that school -gardens
for aahich grants were given in-
creased from fifteen in 1910 to tbirty-
three in 1911, and that 1F2,3'31.0O war
paid out in special grants. Besides
there were over sixty other schools re-
porting work in school garden-
ing. A very large increase is already
assuled for this year.
Circular 13A shirrs how the Agricul-
! tura) College lends itself as a teacber-
trnining school in this cause. The
work of the ten weekei spring term and
the four weeks' bummer school in July
are fully outlined. No fees arra
charged toe instruction in there
cour.es which leai to a certificate in
agriculture The attendance last
July reached two hundred. A larger
attendance is ezpected this year and
preference is given to successful
teacbere of experience. Applications
should be nude torly.
Circular 13a is issued as a practical
guide to pupils in gardening. The in-
tention is to have it used as a supple-
mentary school reader. Pdpils carry-
ing on the work will add to its pages
with accounts of their own experiences.
Schools will be furnished free with a
sufficient number ofcopies for the use
of their classes.
Other pubMcationt. are under prapsir-
ation for Ike schools. In the course of
a few weeks the Department will send
out to all the schools the first. of a
series of agricultural lesson charts;
one dealing with alfalfa and the„ other
with the advantages of early seeding.
Accompe.oying theme there will be
pupils' circulars supplementing the in-
formation given on the wail smart.
Moreover, supplies of seed will be anr-
nisbed the schools free for small prac-
tical studies to be carried out in con-
junction with tbe.cbart in small plots
quality deers, 1101 to 1200 lid. each. &1.11 •to the school grounds. ALL sebogis
to 17: prime butchers, ,00• to 1100 Iso. etch. may thus readily engage in the work.
at 11.50 to 01.76: good, is to 81.21; meditawe It ie boped that teachety may be en -
85.0 to 15.10; common. 01 to 05A; 1.- oouraged by u-tatcea and parents to
ferior, $4.10 to 84.10. cows, *3.Ts to 11.80; take it op.
tanners. 2175 to bulls, $4 to Other charts, bulletins and supplies
Milkers and and Springerswill be forthcoming from time to e.
It will be easily possible for every
rueal school in Ontario to give ita pupils
valuable instruction in the principles
of agircultute. The support of every-
ooe having the welfare of our schools
ht heart is solicited.
Copies of the circulars are sent to all
the schools for tae use of teachers.
Other persons desiring copies of these
publications or particulars regarding
the distribution of seeds to the schools
may apply to the Director of Elemen-
tary Agricultural Education, Ontario
Agricultural College, nuelpb. Canada.
Milkers and springers were quoted at
100 to 100 each.
Veal Calves.
About 00 veal calves were sold at N to
is M. •
Sheep and Lambe
Sheep. ewes. sold at 84.50 to 86.00. and
two or three handy weight ewes at IC
rams. 14 to- 84.50. yearllag lambs at 17 to
M per cwt. one spring Iamb sold fee
0.50.
Hose.
There were 248 hogs o° sale. which sold
at 17.10 for selects, fed and watered, and
17.A.
Montreal Live Stock.
MONTREAL, March 2b. -At the Mont-
real Stock Yards west end market the
receipts of live stock for the week end-
ing March 23 were 11M cattle, 7. store
lambs 1170 hos and 10110 calves.
Tire
ane
er tones caused him apprehension Tee of-
Henemies bo you not see tbal them rertrtgs o0 the market tats morning
"Amelia Jones and Bob Dalesford men are no longer my enemies? I amounted to 7011 cattle. M sheep and lambs,
are engaged," elm said finally, tact have made them my friends" 10o hogs and 400 calves.
knowing gelLJust how to begin. , The gathering of buyers on the market System Renovator under our ran -
was urge, and. as they were all pretty tee to refund the price paid it the rem -
"1s that aur be laughed. I well cleaned out of beef. the demand was ed fails to give entire satisfaetion.
Mrs Berkle did not smile. - When Mistletoe Was Sacred. , good and a fairly active trade was dose. y
y The Druids with ceremnie
os of greath
mt ' On aeeount ed e short ran and tn. tun- It aids digestion, tones up the nervosa
'Bob gave Aelia • beautifdl dla• tied supply of sood steers, some of the sv.teui and gives both quick and per
packers were obliged to go to Toronto n,anent results. One dollar a bottle.
at
]carload/lotrend wilco, they paiddbuy front Manufactbred by MacLeod Medicine
Both Quick and Permanent Strength
If you are run down or tired out, if
you take cold easily. have no appetite,
ate losing flesh or have other evidence
of lowered vitality, try our MacLeod's
mond ring. which showed that be cared solemnity used to rolled mlotleto.
sol -
something for Der." "agalust the festival of winter
Something 10 ber tone made him look order Only the „aka bearing nestle
-
Something
at the finger that should bare toe were Kernel to (hitt ancient order
worn the wedding ring.
Mooset men. ■nd they made solemn proem.
She noticed his glance and answered on° to such osis. a prince of tbe or
it. "1 never will wear It again. for you der cutting the mistletoe with a golden
did not core anything for me wben Ler
It b recorded fluff the people's
reverence for the prim!. proceeded in
you gave me such a ring as that -a
paltry ten cent ring, a target for
Mk
memoir* from the r nM which
cele. You could have afforded to the priests eQeeied by t,.,•ana of this
give me a diamond ring better than
curious rem plant of the pearl -like
Bob Dalestord could afford to Icer• berries. It was collected thus memo-
A.melia one. yet yon did not even goys memo -
plenary by tbe Druidshesautae It was
me • gold one--and-and-end you
supposed to drive away evil spirits.
pretended to love me 1 wax • foot The lesson *moue the Druids" for
1 know better now " bringing In bits of evererren from Lbs
Mr. Berkley wtttced as it be bad woods and adorning Ike bowie is •
been struck He rose and left Lbs most charming and lovable one. "Ile
nom. ■od Hit Berkley ooeiced, with houses were decked with evergreens la
Der•ember that the 'tyres° spirits might
a pang at ber beast that big usually reeler to them and remain nonlegal
straight 'boulders were bent as from with frost and cold while Datil • mos -
et she did not call said
ti•rk. K seems bad reoewed the fellow ed
Nothing mom was said about the
ring. end thing,tboir darting abodes" -(?alumna.
went on m•rb u
Mital. only instead ot cheer, ages$•.
sad • sympathy there were oiMaoe. Petrlge/ Ferret Slams.
gloowi aid =Wundermtaodtag Mie Three petr1Md r.dweed trees that
Rertley (weld not bells .•tfclag the have hum peas••oced lb* cavy most
hagprd look that had settled doors es. t• the world abet hate ties far Mss
ber bosb•nd'' tarty mg mese aha dlrovered have bees simmered hem
looted Into the gime see keew test dee debris of the mees•ak dee sib
bar ewe tam was pttleg pale. • Meet Maass from tis as Ss
Severe' day. bad mem/ then wises Madan eine grove le tsar e.•aty.
aaetbsr Osmond was faded Infer* Oat. Tele poise le seer Pr tee elf
Ides RwAdtgr ems Tide time ter Orel/sat Ons of tan.& gest hank
ria. was le the Med of her 8*- eat sesesesse. art sake the g/se�tls et
-1 bale brw•gm 700 • amend 1. IlMypt eiders W compote= le tlbi
dew tem 1 este ter yea -yes. I ease •S••. -criers- tweely4bles ION le dr
eery mere mime.' be Gehl wiesedle. easier cad le MO flit la Isiah Ss
titre M mer enact, sell we WO Las twit Wiese pentad weep tie NM=
draw t sots at" re Med • ass twelve het 1s. dbems10. 1�
elafM'y nvo, M.r etle r AtieArt
Kai to 10.10 per MID pounds. f.o.b. In con- 4
sequmoa, the demand from them today
was limited, os to e blah prima de- !
womitsth
mended for the twenty of the stook al-
tered.
Several full loads of steers, weighing
from 1160 to lla pounds, changed hands
at 17 per 101 pounds and few odd picked
tots of the Mate quality sold as hist as
07.11, whale tee quality news and balk '
brought 1b big If choice meets. welgttag
lie to 1310 mends. had been obt•laafte.
17.11 to 17.11 could have been made for
them.
Tb. undertone to the market for bop
oostin•ss very strong and price• have
scored aml►Wr advanc. of sic to lacaper
Ile pomade .t . last Weseesder, u1•k4ag
a sat rime Owe this day week of elle N
76r, and the pee•seete are that they will
go Mel mime Y use t t..e •e •ymi••
*roomthe country arc t0 detlal1. sees
wben teem blah figures WO to mem them
nut. Th. offerings on spot M1e msor e s
were small for wince the 4sataad Mae
good. and en eMlve trade Wes Mae. weft
Nle of selected loos al WOO to •t.; per
as puede weighed oft care The !see ale
the market for lamas was strong, cad
PriMe meted a further Mvmace et 10e gar
, VI pounds.
astebenr cattle, Meeks,01.10
smM Ri:
eo.. timara. W m to 01.1ds"
ei is 01; r., mete 01a
emeite e. M to W. els.. le ea M; ma-
eea melee. amok eta ID ale.. &Masa
We and M es
ease. w as es: sMlaadu
MA thio t>b mema es. 11101 etre Net am m�
as els
°alms. 1 Maw Lab.. II
test&Mem Ochil Mae1dR
See Wee
amts. feral mime and
}ream sla•1R lel, e. 1!01
1st= onseetellters.41: :eta
5111104. OD'
o , Goderich. Ont. For sale by E. R.
Wigle,
druggist.
Of Interest t0 Owners of Thorough -
teds.
It is announced from the Depart-
ment of Agriculture at Ottawa that
the policy initiated by the Deport-
ment in 1911 with reference to the
granting of aid, ender certain condi-
tions, to the owners of thoroughbred
stallions is to be continued this year.
Any person, flrtn or corporation own-
ing or controlling any thoroughbred
stallion in regard to wblcb tbe re-
quired condition, bare been fulfilled
.ball be entitled to receive the sum of
MO from the fusels of the lits Stock
Branch. Any pemons who are inter-
ested
nterested may secure the neoseary forms
of application for the great by y -
leg to the Veterinary Director Gen-
er l and Live Meek Oomwtins nowt.
Department of Awieulture. Ottawa.
10etaWet ty.
The : liglith-yos know 'er-
Bill's mimes Meowed'emit
bed the end of the wharf last debt r
Tern : "Pope Serer 1 '
Rlhieh : "An s asp Shed 'err host
"ter : "Poor BLU f" -Sydney Btdk.
Os.
-Have yea," a asked at
ore be the SIR Theorise. 'ism
yes Mr. Wales's Aegel fi'
The spelt "Me
I'm obeli ell gas ase sof." he
=the
Thee. trimelt tree _ ming the* en-
sthes, ureal its mere
eeshesetn
"Slat we've gat llat>kia gnash
A4•N'e illearealif Twins .
"'!SAP calf •eata_es. .A se -
real. t psewmme p..
•
WOMI3N
$AY AVOID
OPERATIONS
By lekeig Lydia E. C M Pier's
Vegetabie mpo_
The following letter tram lin.
t deck will prove
It is !fel
B is e worsen to sahmit b tate
Amapa ed s sergloal
be a
operation
may "
Plnkhale's V
8iewas ftlee lwti.Yagital
mad ammo beim sniteriner fEmM �!'•. soots
Hese 1s bee own statement
Pow Paw, !flab. -"Two years age
I Maned . severely wit
I eseli
MOamtime
treat.
soma menthe
at _� rem
seed me
Alm Arbor ter
operatisa I was
there four weekas54,
hoses seffertai
4y �, socias then dvi sd
aidlAL Today Iasw.Rand skew
and i all m' own hsassweek. I war
sts health
Lydia
V�gg�Compoua abbe my
Mesah
are *Mktad with say
femeis complaint to try it." -]ars.
Osman Boca, B. R. No. 6, Paw Paw,
itles are ill do not drag along emu
as epesbat
is necessary, bos
take Igdis E. Pinkhem's Vegetalas
hWilly yeses it baa been the stan-
dar semedy fee women's ills, and has
attsietw'Omes. Why don't yes WISP
LOGS
WANTED
The undersigned will pay
the highest each prices for
all kinds of good logs, de-
livered at our
north of MacEwan'e Coal
Yard.
CUSTOM
SAWING
and general mill work dome
promptly and at reasonable
rste m.
For prices and particulars
inquire at office.
Goderich
Luber & Milling Cs.
CfaS of
Business
I have purcbased the
steam laundry busi-
ness on Hamilton
Street run for man
years by Mr. D. H.
Boss, and I am pre-
pared to attend to all
the wants of his cus-
tomers and many
new ones.
1 solicit your patron-
age.
Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
George Pong
Ruccesor to D. H. Ross,
Steam L.undry Hamiltoo St.
0
Crt Ready
for Spring
by leaving your order
fog tbnt mew SUIT or
OVERCOAT with
HUGH DUNLOP
weal et The Umeemiaae toner
Brophey Bros
3UDEltIAH
The Leadleg
Funeral Directors
sad Embalmers
Orders caref,tll5 attended to
at all hours. might or day.
The
Massey -
Harris
Shop
on HAMILTON STEM!,u t
plal tea buy all kinds of farm
WAGONS Washtub Bail's.
of BUGGIES team Gray's,
ot Cbarnat
WIRE Pfrom
litlmdntd Co.
CREAM Ser TORS
hemer
SLACK SOME PERT-
ILIZER hem Detroit
-lm fact, aaytbing • farm
needs or wart&
Cutters
W. hats a few Cutter t..
'N sell at cost as loeg as the rt. • i,
lasts, at
Furniture
Repaired
POLISHED, ETC.
Silver Plating, Gilding, Etc.
Minoro made or resilvered.
Picture Framing, Wood
Turning, Etc., b
germy 8 Fraser
West 'Street
North aide. corner Waterloo
Money
orBust
Going at Full Blast
Big Cutin Prices
Men's Overcoats to be cleared at
55.45.
Meds Suits to be cleared at
Into.
Men'e.Pants to be sold at Liu.
Twenty dozen Shirts to be told
at 47c.
Mees Winter Caps to be cleared
at 2c.
Men's Working Shirts, regular
73c and 11.00, for 59c.
Boys' Knickers to be cleared at
Meds Woollen Socks to he
cleared at 2 pangs fee 39c.
M. ROSINS
South Side of Square
WE ARF AGENTS FOR THE
Empire and
Good Cheer
gauges�
By purchasing either
of these .types of stoves
you secure an ideal cook-
ing range.
Come in and see them.
W. R. PINDEit
Plumbing. Heating. Eleetric
Fixtures and Metal Work
Hamilton Street Goderieb
How to Keep Your Hair
Free from Dandruff
A Delightful and Re
freshing Hair Dressing
Parisian Sage
BANISHES DANDRUFF
OR MONEY BACK
Parisian . Sage
STOPS FALLING HAIR
OR HONEY BACK
Parisian Sage
IfiAldifi HAIR RADIANT
OR MONiEY BACK.
Potpie wbo duke to gin re the
bear one gen Vdoe trete theedevai3a.6ir craw
Hft
Have your ewe lamb sad comb at
boss sad et bait dream%
Never ens a brush er eosab In public
4 Nbi' liessee wally *Peered with
Sisk braids ones a week
wid water to which le
iawal+sa die de once a waft with
pees
V ry AN Wier every day.
lallett
reM
'A Aral
twee or smosylwilimar.
211 and hemmer Mets ill
laded haw we mo y bask. Prise We
emits
Robert Wilson's
Hamilton Street, (ioderich
tardy's
IS THE
PLACE
FOR
Pure
iroceries
ALL WE
ASK IS A
TRIAL
Sturdy & Co.
The Grocers On tbe Square
'PHONE 1111
G1°fiOr
, aUlsK
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a's
'EASTER
HOLIDAY
RATES
Single fate for round trip. Min
imam charge of Mc between all
station." hi Canada. timid going
April 4th, 5th, 8th. 7th and $th.
Return limit April 10th, lin:.
HOMESEEKE RS'
EXCURSIONS
TO
Western Canada
VIA CHICAGO
April Zed, 18th and 30th. and
every..cood Tuesdaythereat,.
until September 17tfactual%.
Winnipeg and Return 0134.00
Edmonton and Return 1044.00
Tickets good for sixty day-
Propnrtiosate rates to other
points in Manitoba, Seaketch-
ewan and Alberta. Tickets will
aim IN on aide on certain dates
via Sante and Northern Naviga-
tion Oompany.
Low Rates to
Pacific Coast
Tickets on sale daily
until April 16th.
Settler' Otlb-way
TkilatS
to Mesitobe, Sesbaobewan and
Alberta es ask ever? Tue•edaY
Se Mitch end Aped.
Whs. aolieg to
WSW TOOK
Pjt.&WHIA
11,02/rtttitt .
traSymms-the ie Gifted Tem* la ilway
Sy -tMian week
mew
TWt� 1
w. Leteeemethesig
Pmoor
away
Di
1
Roues (ielig•1
Appel'o dwell(ag Louisa14,6111
j1ro. Ww.
dpp� forawetWag
a
t far u B y
&b fur :d
yoadw tch has a
era! dcitb 111 that t
10 W be afilititt
Atte'called aw
ural., tau Thi
U ,la y Bashop
d gaster, t, dead
iletno,. at the 1
0
Wm l'i.her, ot.
sru
nI Coburn. , bad a
lmdled oats rtdea t
aveniut1 recently,
lin. 1 E. Doe
Cb•tuu fur L
lei
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euMe1.Mbs
Ile r.ritlepee c
Lye township of '
,niyed .1teraiooe
a,ardsy
10etee way a Wbsl
11313 qac Only a
carri4 heavy burden
the home d
�agbam. in the
ler, ■is' (Tara.
eevrlal w reks c'
from iuen.u,tutot
!005 lady wax u
age.
J. I1. le Lonna
bank at Clinton. I
to (hr Calgary W
the [Cell:. d 1
that 1te had char•*
0e„rBeld.
MIB. Willi&w
is
Zbekersmitlt, pee
et for Elume tat bt
Noir, in l -&horns
lith. She was
lett A fatally el
dangbter survive
Atter a heroic
Jess Plum, wido
Rosen. of (hey
ber reward on
The deceased w
year. A family
thrsuns .uryiv
Jeeohn 1)elbridge
misfortune to he
Herein ball by
m the staurdtble. T
imal became tang
keit his footing, 1
Delhnidge bough)
eight weeks age
The dwelling c
farm on the Load
villa, owned fly
eteoyed by fire a
bombed been c
lor, who moved
person was near
the fire occurred
The sad newt
of the death of
Denver, Colored
poeumonis, of te
bad been ill only
ceased was toren
body was le
itw,
1v1ter111atemtn t31sehis p
derk for five
onro lk Co., a
a recent eget
ods present
panda put
-, by .n ddt
for hie net
dibet•ta
A .udden bm
W i hen, nom
March 1,116, w
niogham was to
ing the evening
Oat immediate
fortt.-.eten y
to he
hints -three ye
O. Wednesd
t , Dr,
the nlatRevt•i111nnja
farmer of (heel
Mabel McNich,
Young cuoplei e.1
L
to Guelph
clot!.
A pretty we
at Ike home oI
berry lowneb1l
12te, when his
E. Lilian, wa
bonds of mat
Weir. Rev, 1
P7
Y • ouplo
ip.
Mr, end Mrs,
" • who will
Tn.14e, wee.
about sift
ey cyanic
Iris of the e
Mad and a peel
to the IN
the nig►
- held by 1
The mania&
' , ••ick, da
yid Cobbled
W. nil
ml•anirel
ted
Beall
Mere
ma the get
whs. airr,
d� • Meta •
as
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• with • i
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