The Signal, 1913-1-9, Page 5Allow Us to Show You
The many perfectly charm-
ing jewelry novelties that we
have gathered. Our present
display is a splendid one, and
even more extensive in style
and character than our befit
previous efforts.
RINGS
WATCHES
NECKLACES
PUFF LINKS
BROOCHES
SILVERWARE
were never shown in such
variety and so teasonably
priced. Weg•laranteethem alt
J. S. DAVEY
Jeweller end Optician
Corner Colborne 5t. and Square
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THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
LOCAL TOPICS
Farm Ii *u*. Meetings.
T*. Donation&
modal: moeti in December) The regular meetings of the West
At
ateoderich Miele No. 116 of the Order
of the tam of
moteHaCirco ted as Home
the BIM
aildren s Hospital. Toronto, aid the
value amount to Alexandra hospital,
poderich.
Ding Good Service ANwiy
isefulnews of the ambulance-
ate
mbulance-
Thr to Alexandra
ti.Pt, on recently tthe y]4ple Leaf Qpapter
1, U. D. E. -has been strikingly dem.
atsated dura g the boa tees day,.
u Monday it was bri.4%t into tM-
IaisitIoD to bring a patient from Bea-
,tipler to the hospital' The following
deg a patient was brought In from
Woburn, and the same day a lady in
sown, who fell and broke bee thi`h,
ems removed to the hospital in the
sabulauce.
Huron Farmers' lost/tufa will be bold
at Loodesboro', January 23. and
NolmesvUle, January !4•
Magistrate Kelly.
Walter K. Keay on Tuesday took
the oath of office as polio. magistrate
under his receut appointment by
the
Provincial Government. Hehas
already entered upon the performance
of his duties.
Board of Trade Meeting.
The nett regular utheaug of the
Board of Trade will be held in the
town council chamber on 1lAd +
evening. January 13. As a numbfr
of important matters require atten-
tion. and the annual meeting is to be
held in February, • large attendance
of members is urged.
Worth Seeing.Sent Up for Trial.
Peru's Peerless Mange will play 11 John O. Uhawn.y, of watt
Wawa.
M
k. a resect nosh, was before Mayor Reid on Tues-
rs ell nest wee y p
howt that are new and for which spe-
cial scenery and effects are carried to
pate each production complete in
every detail. The specialties produced
acre the acts are alone worth the
beto
prise of adoaLa ion and see cors to fore the county judge. Cbamney re -
pits,.. everyone. Sal + now un Sala oenUp rade an assignment for the
ort tdwardi reetatlesnt for the grand benefit of his creditors.
opening play, •Ten Little l3o-ed," on
Monday- night. Priors 15c, Eic and
;lir.
day on a charge of securing money on
false pretences. Cyrus W. Scott, of
East Wawano.h, was the eomp1aiD-
ant• and the sum In question was $MO.
The accused was sent up for trial be -
Rebekah Installation.
At
of the Rebekah
Lodge inrthe Oddfelkrwi Hall on Tues-
day evening. R. Y. Morrisac, of Iien-
s•iI, and his team installed the follow -
„',dicers : Past Grand. Mrs. H.
inn ; Noble Grand, Mies K. Gum
Jn' • Vice Grand, Y H.T. Edwards ;
recording secretary. Mrs. Obas. Reid ;
doming! secretary, Miss Tait ; trees-
' Gibson • c lain, lin.
reset.
j:yitzley. JattAlelhe Ing of the Coming from All Directions.
officers • banquet wee Nrved• Newspaper despatches from various
Donations Acknowledged. sources foreshadow activity in this
The Alexandra Hospital gratefully x.tion on the part of the C. N. R,
ledges the followiigdonations : people. They are said to be intending
Now for a Better Hospital Building.
The percbse of "The Maples," the
property of the late M. C. Cameron,
as a hospital site has now been com-
pleted. The deed was registered De-
cember 24, the price has been fully
paid, and the property clear of any
en.:umbrence now belongs to the
Alexandra hospital. It is to be hoped
it will not be long until a splendid
and well-equipped building on this
excellent site will be available for the
constantly increasing work of the
hospital.
ore....,
Johmalertiott, $L00: A Hood, two
ba-'rpp s ; Mr. Sowerby, two
Mr. lisailink, two
barrels apple
hag. :sprites : Mum Morrison. one bar
tel apples ; Mrs, A. Straiton. fruit
Mo. Fisher. fruit; Mrs. Jordan,
canned fruit ; ♦ Friend, turkey ; Mr.
Ellis, lilt niture for nurses'1oranges bo
liidder. grapes; Mrs.
Cori... orange : Dr. A%ttolY.. tur-
key :
ur-key: Mt'. Burdette. le. cram; Mr.
Warreier. sates; A Friend, $5 ; Mrs.
Jas. Clark. fruit.
Do You Remember Them ?
news item from Brandon, Man.,
recalls •t feature of the winters in
Goderich some years ago, when dog
races around the Square made a lively
afternoon's program. We are appar.
potty too "civilized" for that sort of
Wing _now. but Brandon Mains to
enjoy it. The item is as follow.: •
e annual dog races, a feature for
yaars Of New Year's Day in Brandon,
were a "howling eucoeee." Over sixty
races were run and, tbe weetber being
extremely- favorable, Rosser avenue
presented a lively scene at 10 a. m.
when the races started. It was
"Dog's Day" and the frightful din of
harking in every keymtngied with
the almost incessant Sugg►ter of the
lookers -n prevailed from start to
finish. "Melees" were the order of the
day and one or two drivers were bit-
ten by the mistaken canines and had
to seal medical assistance, but it cer-
tainly pt oved tbe "frolic of the sea-
son, not only to the juveniles but also
to the "children of a larger growth."
Bob Ilenny's "Lynne" and Willie
Cooper's Fitzroy were the cham-
pions.
Tgeme„ limo ant L 1Mig
which be is taking a few days
Mil-
itia his toot jammed, as • result tit EAST STREET GARAGE
holi-
days.
TW regulartuontbly Ieetiod of the
Ladles' Auxiliary of the Y. M. O. A.
will be bald on Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock, at the home of litre. Hick,
Elgin aveour.
The filar uteeting of the CbU-
dr.n's Aid Society le called for
Tuesday, January 11th, in the court
house. All the friends of this work
are urgently requested to be preesnt.
M,ucb imppoortant work is to be trans-
acted. Meeting to begin promptly at
4:13 p. m.
In addition to the organ numbers by
Ernest E. Pridhem, the noted organ-
ist, et North street Methodist church
next Tbwrsdey evening. ItIth lull.,
Yrs. King wtll sing. Miss B. "iridium.'
will recite, and the choir of the church,
under the direction of Mr. King, wig
give some new 'elections.
Don't forget the lecture under the
auspices of the Collegiate Institute in
the court house on Friday nett at S p.
p. m., by Prof. Horning, one of tbe most
popular pia -Dorm speakers of Victoria
College, on the very timely subject,
"(lermaoy and Britain." Tickets may
be had at the drug stores.
Miss Donogh has disposed ot the
well-known millinery business on King-
ston street to Miss Campbell, who has
been associated with the business for
some years. Miss D000gb asks that
all accounts be settled -within the nest
two weeks, so that tbe books may be
clotted. Their many friends will be
pleased to know that it is the inten-
tion of the Misses Donogh to remain
in town.
The settling of the bank near Mene-
set resulted in the tender and baggage
car of the Saturday morning C. P. R.
passenger train leaving the track.
The papsenger cars were brought back
to Goderich. The passenger traino
were able to run on schedule time by
tianderring the passengers, at the
scene of tbe accident, to another train.
The line was clear at d.811, and the
damage done was very slight. '
to build a line from Orillia to Cblllug-
wood and thence to Goderich, and an-
other line said to be in prospect is
from Sarnia north along the ►Aske
shore to this point. Doubtless the
compares- when it reaches Stratford
from the east will come on `to the late
shore : so that Goderich may become
an important point in C. N. R. traMic.
The Hockey Club Entertainment.'
The entertainment in Victoria
Opera House on New Year's night,
under the auspices of the Goderich
hockey club. was a success in every
respect. Miss Lucy Webling and
Walter Mrltaye, the chief entertain-
ers of the evening, were very pleas-
ing ; and the local talent -Miss Mc-
Coll,
o-Coll, soloist ; Mr. Jones, cornetist., and
Mr. Nilson. comeoian-gave valuable
assistance in presenting a program
that was received with warm ap-
provaL There was a fairly good
house, and the hockey club netted .t
substantial sum.
Former Goderich Girl Wedded.
Dixie' Are Coming.
The Redpath Bureau take much
pleasure in announcing the greatest
of all negro attractions -the famous
Dixie Chorus, in the most unique,
entertaining and refined ,bow ever
placed on any stage by colored people.
They absoolutely guarantee that the
eight men in this company are the
highest-paid colored men in the enter-
tainment
ntertainment world.
The program is in four acts and re-
quires three changes of scenery. The
scenery, costumes and electrical effects
cost over $1,000.00 and include a
jungle scene in Africa, a cotton field
and cabin in file Southeria States,
an interior of a church, and a parlor
scene. A special electrician and stage
manager travels with the company.
1f yo r want to hear one of the beet
entertainments ever presented here
with good music, bright oowedy, and
fine specialties don't miss this com-
pany.
They appearin VictoeiaOpera House
on Y. M. C. A. course on Thursday,
January 23rd. Theppl1an will open at
H. T. Edwards' on liteeday, January
21st, for ticket -holders and on Wednes-
day for the public. The prices of
admission will be 00r, 50c and 35c.
Order your sate early, as the house is
sure to be packed to the doors.
CHURCH NOTES.
Next Sunday in Victoria street
church the Young Men's Excelsior
Bible class will meet as usual at 3
p. m. .111 young men are invited.
Rev. A. E. :Min, of Quill Lake,
nark., will preach in Victoria street
church next Sunday forenoon at 11
o'clock, Rev. Dr. Medd will preach in
the evening.
At North btreet Methodist church
next 8unlay the pastor, Rev. Alfre.l
Brown, will have charge of the ser-
vices!. preaching in the morning and
cenducting the adult Bible class. in
the evening Rev. A. E. Allin, of Sask-
atchewan, will preach. A cot -dial wel-
come to all.
The marriage of Kathleen Evelyn
McGillicuddy, daughter of the Ixte D.
McGillicuddy and of Mci. McGilli -
cuddy, of Toronto- formerly of Gode-
rich, to William Walter Cary, of Cal-
gary, Alberta, took place on Friday
afternoon lamest the home of the bride s
mother, 727 Dovercourt road, Toronto.
Rev. T. M. Campbell, who baptized
the bride in infancy. was the officiating
clergyman. Owing to reo eon bereave-
ment the marriage was very quiet.
only, the immediate family being pres-
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Cary left for the
West via Chicago on the evening
train.
Mr. Porter Relieved.
On account of Mr. Porter's ill -health,
the Bell Telephone Co. has appointed
H. McLachlin, of Stratford, to relieve
him as manager of the local branch.
Mr. McLacbliu has already taken
charge. The Stratford Beacon of Mon-
day says of the new manager :
Stratford loses a prominent young
man in the removal of Mr. Hodge Mc-
Lachlin, who Las filled the position
of bead book-keeper in the local branch
of the Bell Telephone Co. for the past
eighteen months. Mr. McLachlin bas
been promoted to the Goderich branch
and left this morning to relieve Mr.
Porter, the former manager, who is
now on sick leave. Mr. J. Simpson of
the latal staff will fill Mr. McLaughlin's
position. The many friends of Mr.
McLachlin will regret his departure
from the city, but will be pleased to
hear of his promotion.
Snyder -Wein.
A
but
ding took
place lat Radistoo. Sotty ak.. December
$nth. at 1 he home of Norman Snyder,
a brother of the groom, Mies Elisa-
beth Wein becoming the wife of Levi
Snyder, a prosperous young business
con of Radisson and son of Mn. Jesse
Snyder, of Goderieb. While the soft
strains of Mendelseohn'e march were
being played by (ties Laura Fink-
beiner, the beide entered the paebr
mantel by J. J. Berge, of RadMwon.
She was dressed its • dsht down of
Alice blue silk trimmed with lees and
peat 1 ornaments asli earsW a shower
Mwluet of roses aid valleys
[AU., Mise Viola Besse mads a charm-
ing flower Or! en
dreamed le pick sia d
carried a basket of $ak earn.$hose
and hy.cloths. Tis esrallllon) was
Perforated by Rev. A. J. Ssaiwsow.
Alter expressing their lasertiset eora-
gratulatfnoe to tube bends sad R coo.
all sat down to a wptemas Ia11et
The groom' ift a fibs Mills was •
Madmen womb. Wee
ami sets:1 . w
hick esteem lin *MA Ire mid rel.
dories ass bolt tics. A __brei
v~ioniall ewe meatwith jjdre sod
alter Whish that
kr"' ain for di!
anal other poises. Among Use
neL.d tnenn gv Me MIs. 1sale
Viand Mico Iware P akkeiser
weetstew, sad Ohms. Me. aa
M•' 't^ 4 r aetMnd In Guise Ido Tem-
• ones h r,.w-r•1 e1..ir
Oibbens-Moro.
A quiet wedding took place at Sit.
Peter's church at 8:30 a. m. on the
morning of Tuesday last, wben Mia
Emily Nero, third daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Mem, was united in
marriage to Adolph Murray Gibhen..
of Paris, Ontario. The their sang as
the wedding party entered the church.
The marriage ceremony was performed
oy Rev. Father McRae. The bride was
attired in a pale blue satin dress with
trimmings of asilver brilliant shade.
and wore a large white heaver hat.
The bride's sister, Miss Maggie Nero,
acted as bridesmaid and was attired
in a beautiful golden brown satin
dregs. Tbomas Andrews. of M of o t
supported the groom.
gift to the bride was a handsome seal-
alte coat with sable Dollar and cuffs.
After the ceremony et the church a
reeeloD was helThat ehbeWPbride' home
on uroo rad • Y
by Grand Trunk for a short ouhoney-
moon
one -
moon trip, after:which they will reside
in Paris. Their many friends in Gode-
rich wish them a long and happy mar-
ried lite. _ --
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
AN OPEN LETTER
To Autoaobilt si
O arWe have as many machines 1• our barn
vow. . as we have room for. but it year machine
1s in need of repair" we cm arrange to do same atour pk.ate. blight we ask
you to go into this right away to preveut delay and disappoiutweut
nett spring.
To Bicycle Owaera. We would suggest limit you bring to your wbeel
Dow mo that we can fix it up es opportunity
oeturs, and 0 Ovist us by reducing the rush next
Yours truly, ARTHUR bl. W V KIL -
Huron Gasoline Engine and Machinery Co.
GODISRICH, ONT. Paorttc !4i
be tic ; reserved sate 35c ; plan at ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Edwards' restaurant. The game will
be called at 8 o'clock sharp.
The following players have been
signed for the Goderich intermediate
O. H. A. hockey team, and have been
given oetificates by the O. H. A. exec-
utive : Leslie Webb, Donald Mclvor,
(Jordon McDonald, Frank McGaw, F.
O. Johnston. Clifford Webb, W. Bu-
chanan. Roy McDonald, Wm,. &easel,
HarryBelobes, James Wiggins, Alex.
Mclr, Daniel McDonald, E. J. Prid-
ham, Roy Jones and Goldie Smith.
Clinton protested the elegibility of
Pridham and Buchanan, on the ground
of the residence rule, and the protest
The Woman's Guild of St. George's
church held its annual meeting for the
election of officers in the schoolroom'
on Monday afternoon. The meeting
was well attended and the following
officers were elected : President, Mrs.
W. L. Eliot : secretary, Mrs. Came ;
treasurer, Mrs. Macklin. The sec-
retary's and treasurer's reports showed
a most successful year, a good balance
ou hand and a good attendance at all
the meetings.
Victoria street church was filled to
its capacity for both the morning and
evening services last Sunday, when
I)r. Medd preached specially to the
men. in the morning his message
was to the middle-aged men, pointing
out the responsibilities that rested
upon their shoulders in taking care of
their families. The evening sermon
was to the young men. The music
for the day was supplied by a male
choir with Sidney Harding as organ-
ist. The solos by E. Schuler and W.
(Dolby in the morning and the solo by
Geo. Taylor and the selection from the
male quartette in the evening added
much to the effectiveness of the ser-
vices.
Ma bees sustained. They are lot th
Goderich boys who were temporarily,
away from town. 1
The first game 'n this district of the
O. H. A. was played at Seaforth on .
Tuesday night. when Seaforth de -
Mated Clinton 1110 5. Clinton 'cored
the first two p'o,a1", but at. half-time
the home team %%an hes!. d to 13. D.
McDonald, of Gcderich, was the ref-
eree.
GODERICH MARKETS.
Vali wheat, per built
Buctwheat, per Doak
Oats. per bush
Peas, per tomb
Barley. per bnah
SereenineL txrton
The On.ario farmer is fortunate w
baying slacken able exponent of hie
cause as The Weekly Sun, Toronto.
It makes good reading for the
tbougbttul. There is oro other paper
asst Tike e Farmer's Weekly Sun.
YThe
ahouli be a reader of it.
'larvas. Jas. tit k
IOW bitelln
OEM ellb
*sato Salt
1 0o t. 1 to
048to 555
2000 to 1000
fe6to 275
3 1e to 300
77isto 2200
SEW :tab
Il 00 to 12 W
8 m to 10 00
500 to 550
026 to 029
lb - 0 18 to 025
0 18 to 0 18
0 35 to 035
1501) 2 00
00
5 23
tl 00
7 75
4 00
5 00
0 0s
7 50
0 00
Flour, fa . per cwt
F7oty, patent, per owt
limn. per ton
Shorts, per too
Hay. per ton, new
Straw
Wood. per load
Bolter. moth
Ofd cheese, per
New Cheers.
Eggs, tro.b, Per dos
Applesper bbl, 100 to
pM toee per bombe' cwt. 5 00 to
Ce W0. oidlny to seek Orr
Cattle export. Par cot..... - . • • 353 10
Ho„• ' 700 to
Sheep, per cwt.. t 60 to
iambs. per bead 500 t 00 o
Tallow, per lb 700 to
Hides, per curt 700 to
Sheepskiru
•
Fresh oyster0, the finest that can he
had, at Blackstone's. 'Phone 240.
BORN.•
•
Remember the Collegiate Institute
lecture oo Friday, IOth inst., at 8
p. w., in the court bourse ; subject,
oermaoy and Britain," by Prof.
L. E. Horning. Tickets ou sale at
the drug stores. Tickets for the eerie,
of four lectures. only 50k, for a siugle
lecture 15c.
ELDER. -In Oodertch. on January nth. to Mr.
and Mrs. Howard C. Elder. a moa
OFIKLD.-At Dundee. on Kende y, January
5th. to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Odsid. a dauah-
ter.
THOMAS. -In tertab S. C.. Deoember 10th.
1812. to Dr. and S(rn J. E, Thomas, a
daughter 'Margaret F•latnel.
DIED.
DOAK.-In Oedericb, on Friday. Jarman' 3rd.
Clarence l
N Doak. loaInfant
k.. aged Mr. son of rod
o months.
The annual Sunday school enter-
tainment of Knox church was the
chief attraction for a large number ot
that congregation last Thursday
evening. , The lecture room was very
prettily decorated for theoccasion and
with Rev. Geo. E. Ross as chairman a
program was given in which the
-kiddies" of the lower claaeee played
very ,prominent parts. Other num-
bers by the boys and girls of the
higher classes added to tke interest.
John Story was present and delighted
his audiencewith a comic song and a
selection on the flute. On the ap-
pearance of Santa Claus each scholar
received a box of candy. the teachers
and officers seeing to It that no one
was forgotten.
inclement weather and conflicting
engagements interfered in a large
measure with the attendance at the
illustrated lecture in the auditorium
of Knox church last Friday evening.
Wm. Fingland, B. A., of Toronto
i'niversity, a former student of the
Goderich Collegiate Inatitnte, was
present as a representative of Knox
College Miesionary Society. and with
the assistance of 150 lantern slides he
portrayed vividly the eonditioos under
which the "sky pilot" labors in the
mission fields of Ontario. the Prairie
Provinces and British Columbia. Mr.
Fingland has • very pleating style of
expression and his words should not
fail to incite deeper Interest in the
home mission canoe in those who
heard him. The meeting was under
the auspices of the Home Missionary
Society of the church.
Baptist Church.
Divine worship nett Lord's Day
11 a. m. and 7 p. m., the pastor
omiciatiog. Morning subject : "Two
Motives : Fear and Love." Evening
subject : 'Tbe Two Covenants." For
those wbo love to sing a short song
service will be held just prior to the
regular evening service. Tb. eves
Burma for Bydss ! - and dm. t target that esevtee to begin at 7 o'clock. Come
tits *Mtdoeset Alai
gamed ee i htt n F'rlrf ti• and enjoyBible a d Bib einsple Gospel
viaars themempor?ie. et . 3°01111.lschool and Bible class
l s•vs seg her quit evere°et, and mt. 3 w M ..ball these .ievlsusa ttore win be y
y`etles cow r year&
• dew
Warm_
ese
emsss Owl atter
Nest at ?forth Asset
Methodist church nett Tbursdsw
sv,rling. I
Manager 11nid11wwpit mow bee les et
11. Wblues
et t rink. wad .cedes
HI
ksa
fist
OMEY NOTE&.
OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK
t'OYMENCIFti
MONDAY, JAN. I3th
G. HERBERT PERRY
DAN MALLOY
_AND -
HAZEL CORINNE
8(PPORTSD BT
PERRY'S
EERLESS
LAYERS
A company of Metropolitan
Artists with New Plays, New
Specialties, New Scenery. New
and Novel Effects.
Without a doubt the best to
{Arty here this season.
See the great four -act College
Play, Monday night
"THE LITTLE CO-ED"
Parcae 15c, 25c and 3lic
Seats now on sale at Edwards'
Restaurant.
SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
Holiday
Suggestions
Holiday goods are in,
and our ass )rtment was
never better or more
complete. The „utmost
care has been exercised
in making selections, eo
that none but the most
desirable furnishings
should find their way to
our tock. There is no
reason why you should
not be one of the early
bird.. We have many
novelties that make beau-
tiful presents.
Here are a few sugges-
. tions for you
Sweater Coats, Shirts,
Gloves, Suspenders with
Garters and Arm Bands
to match ; Scarfs, Tie
Pins, 'Pies, Hose. Hats
and Caps, dozens of
other gifts
M. Robins
South Side Square
amount aount obi the Isek of 16. iib far
the e s l sdulsd few Friday sight
of thistinwawa has Mee postponed to
nett Moeda) rtighR whom it is hrspsd
We weather will M hvolehk. eta
forth and Oodsriob see to be the me
otrsing teases, 'red as It will be the
110 p"►Dlar pasalrae. / r.. • - w •-I • h- w ow% M luta-. ‘44,
1. . • .. .. 1 1r a Rr -1 • .41 ..r
• •" " erre rawvelar 1 ...Or.. •• r r Amerse. A tre:rw o•• w if
Groceries
When you are buying Family
Groceries, the first eonsideration
is Quality.
•
We guarantee that our goods
will stand the quality test every
time. We want you toLtry
them, and if for any reason you
ate not perfectly satisfied:we
want you to let us know. We
are here to give you satisfaction
In Groceries.
Give us a trial so your next
order.
=de=
6SturJ3 Co:
OPOeer% the fRgueae l.otdetrl.'lr
'PHdas 1 1
ctimilllsm
Acom
OF CANADA
Tied hub (Iiu') • $*IISIN
You Can Always'
Get Your Money
Promptly
if itis deposited in the Union Bank of Canada. W ten tbw't
unforeseen need arises, or an opportunity comes to wake an ex
eptionaUy prwAteble cash deal, it is worth much to be able to get
your cash without delay.
Metuuwhile it is absolutely safe and is earning intermit ^]'f
the time.
L
W. L. HORTON, Manager Goderich Branch.
T. __.0.ae0s.1111r Lc l B• M. C. MART NEM . AMOMMI rbM►
WHIM YOU HAVE
An
Unexpecte d
Visitor
you like to have things nice
about the house. Furniture pur-
chased at this store gives your
rooms that air of conlfol t and elegance whit h is always desired. If
you are furnishing your house or refurnishing a room we w ill give
you our assist ance in selecting the right article,.
Agent for Not dhsWeer Piano'.
TORONTO
in Centre of Shopping
and Husine.m District.
LSM 111411111111- lee Mtn Private mom
Itt?•0Pxalr AND AtrxawC•x PLAN
. A Y lierts Metal.et
SA.. e. T 0Ns.0II, .-c
NkDRU-CO
LTIW31
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best for nursin
rs because they o
fect the rest a . Mildbetsure.25at your druggistMAwa Ct.PCaCaelPA, tent°.
THE DIXIE CHORUS
will present.
The Epic of
the Negro
TN
Victoria Opera House
ON
Thursday, Jan. 23rd
on the Y. M. C. 1. Course.
Part. I. In the Jungles a Africa.
Scenes -- The Hunt - Prayer tor
*tin - Offerings of Fleet Fruits
Selling Bve to Mala tided--
TM looMof Youth 10 Manhood.
Part lj.-Ou the Ri.sieeippi.
Soe se- Ts the 1`n& t oe Flenis _ le
the P- v., II ......,..
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1 part 111 -1 so t1.• 14. mom Pial
t forst \
Isol„ 6.- rhpn' .t Ti ill.. Viol II;
I and Cy 'MOM 1... -
GEO. I-HOt1MEIER
The Square
Goderich
I Will Stake This Medicinei
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Against Yoar Time
A Few Days Will Be Sufficient to Prove ;.
That You Are Curable
A few minutes of your time for a
few days and I will demonstrate to
you, without expense to yourself,
that I have a medicine that drives
Uric Acid poison from the system
and by so doing cures kidney trou-
ble bladder trouble and rheumatism.
I don't ask you to take my word for
it, but simply want you to let me
send you some of this medicine so
that you can use it personally.
I am trying to convince ?otferers
from these diseases that I have some-
thing far better than the usual run of
remedtee. trcatme.;,; :.:d such thtr.sa,
and the only way 1 can demonstrate
that fact L to go to the e.pense of
compounding the medicine and blending
It out tree of charge. This I am glad
to do for any sufferer who will take
the time to write me. Undcr.tand. I
will not send you a so-called "sample,
proof or test treatment.' nor will 1
lend you a package of m.-0Icine and
•ay that you can use some of It and
pay for the rest but 1 will send you a
supply free of charge and you will not
be asked to pay for this gttt nor will
you be under any obligations.
All I want to know 1s that you have a
dtsease for which my medicine is in-
tended. as it 1s not a "cure-all," and I
give herewith some of the leading
symptoms of kidney. bladder and rheu-
matic troubles. It you notice one or
more of these symptoms you need this
medicine, and I will be glad to send you
some of It If you will write me the
numbers of the symptom? }•nu have,
give your age. and your name and ad-
dress 143 FranklIaBD T. Frank onto,,
. Toe promme me nothtn t yea par
me teething for 1t A11 1 as . no there
•ball be no mistake. Is that you send me
the numbers of your symptoms or a de-
scription In your own words, and that
you take the medicine according to the
direetioeI I send you. It 1e my way of
gatttse pabllctty for m medicine so
that It will become widely
knows.
You win agree when you have used
It that It dissolves and drlyss out aria
acid Pelson. it tones the kldae s se
that they work la harmony with the
bladder. It strengthens the bladder so
flat frequent deelrs is mrinate and
other ertnary disorders are Melshed.
• IC sat np rhe made ;chem and pales ls-
ite•7!`a}•1v 71 llstori'ee uric acid er° s-
Ic!y se that beck andd muscle Ste 1 DJrr
efts and crooked 1. 01. qts ellauy
bir,V.lts* out. 1t t. -
it yo,n.ets the.
bl a Mrves .to I' Air yo,t s+on feel
-a'thtor sM more vlgerou.. steep het-
T.f eco eat better and have energy
thrnngl.•et ttwi d•T•It 4_qq5 all th1.
aro yet eoatS3SI n.t Int inns.. 504
1. sheelutely vouched for according to
taw.
tram th.ae dreadful and
afirfieR sus diseases can wtvety affordto
a tett teams ease Mit for
DR'. T. FRANK LYI IOTT
who will .mala et ab ise laep
ewes@ .
Area few dace to demo nst rate to their ow0
satlefaction i they are curable, e,pS.
claily when you consider no expense M
involved, and I willingly give yea seg
time and my medicine. An any talc
minded afflicted person wants to know;
Is If a certain, thing will cure HIM Sr,
HER. and here Is an opportunity to fin
out without cost, obligation or import
ant loos of time. THESE FEW LATS
may be the turning point in Iotas lite. •
All who are interested enough to
write me for the free medicine will
tratedeCmiedicaalcopy
which
yok t my large desertDeA
these diseases thoroughly. it M tWW
largest book of the kind ever wrlttea
for tree distribution and a new edifies'
Di just being printed 1 will arse write
you a letter of dlagnoda and medic
advice that should be of great sem te
yon: but In order to do t11s I must.
know that you aced my medietne. Writ*
me the number* of the symptoms that
trouble you. and your acre, am! I wlUl
promptly carry cost my premise* fn.ow
an inclination to be cured and yes will
be.
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