The Signal, 1914-2-19, Page 2t; Tit regia T, Fen. 12 1914
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
WHEN YOUR SICK
YOUR WAGES STOP
You know what that ntr+m--m»ery-
worry-big bills-debtI
You know you can't afford to get sick.
Keeping in good health means food and
clothing for goat and ytau family. It is up
to you taiga sem iti+tuPW
you, whenever you t or right. to takt'
something to make you right, to strength-
en you, build you up, ward off worse sick-
ness -protect you and -our family. That
thing we have in RezaIl Olive (hl Emul-
sion. In offering it to you, we protect you
against mt.ney-mk, by personally prom-
ising you that, if it does not restore your
-health, we will give luck your money with-
out word or question We believe it is the
best budderot health, energy and .tn•ngth
you can get It is helping many of your
neighbors. If it don't help you, we will give
back your moneyy.
Metall (live (Hl Emulsion is composed
prvtcappaallly of pure Olive lhl ani the IIypo-
pleisphit.•s. Each has lung been endorsed
by sutxxs,IuI physict.tna. lien they are tor
the first time combined. The result is a
remarkable nerve. blood and strength -
building remedy that is both foie and
medicine. For .til who are nervous, run-
down and debilitated --no matter what the
cause; for old peupk; for cuovalrscentt;
for puny children. we know of n..thing
that will give health and strength aoquickly
as Resell Olive Oil Emulsion. It is a real
builder of gond blood. strong muocles, good
digestion. Pleasant to take, it contains nu
alc.,hur ..r habit-forming drugs., If yam'
don't feel well. eao,nomiz.• both money and
strength by beginning today to take Rex;.11
Olive Oil Emulsion Sold only at the Rexall
Stores, and in this town only by us. $1.00.
H. C. Dunlop, Phut H.. 1h-u,.igist, Bed-
ford tisk, (lode. left
f
• adi
rinse '(grnrgw
T O R O N T O
in Centre of Shopping
and Hu.inc.w Dori. t.
fel WOW - ten meth Private Bathe
EvworaAs AND AYrlt/CAN PLAN
A M Barts sestatgsat ..
WAN. TMOY►ed1, eon
FARM
MACHINERY
Robert Wilson, Massey -Harris
Agent, has a full line of Farm
Machinery always on hand. We
have we think the cheapest
and best laeoline Engines on
the Market.
Also conte beautiful Steel
Ranges from Tudhope and And-
erson of Orillia. Just;the thing
for a tartuer's kitchen.
Re have in stock
Cutters
Horse I3Ianket.r
lumps
(:ream Separators
Milking Machines
Driving Harness
Ami 011P hermit° 1 and one
other things. CuruP in and are
us at the
Massey -Harris Shop
Hnmiltem Street
a 0.W Ireev
0LD WATCH FREE.
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Low Rates
To California, Florida
and the Sunny South
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A. K BRADWIN
EDITOR AND PUsuaams
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hoar t. (iOs la 4.. Tblireadnal3,4.
rilrewl, tiuderk•b. llutarlg. Na Si
sc near•1e1191..5 Taus*. Owe *liar ..d hyny
Cents pew 'I1 d .trlally la advance Oise
Puller wW be oeoeot.d Fiala ; N e brx/ber. to the
United states the rate is Owe Maier and Fifty
Cents strictly la dvsnes. Nwb.ortbere who
Gall to receive TNN latuNal. reaalarll Al sell
will confer • favor by aoyaalatkt[i
eralb, feet etasearl &chinos
r
a chimer of eadreI. desired. and
the new addter should be N/r.a
may 1e made try bank draft. ���prr�eo� Amey
order. po.t-olaes order. or raBilessY IWar.
Subscription. Neueo,nmenos at
A trvbrrtrINu Tinea. -thaw ear- W
assure ad vsetirtmeotr win he Awes _Ie apptt-
°mien. Leger aid ether theitairmiremeserata.
tea cent. per Hee for dreg leesrtiow sad bar
cent,. per Zine Inc each subsequent Ionortlse.
M. a..un•.l
by male afe of mild .onpar0l -twelve
lines to an Inch. Ituslxa s earn. at ata' Harr
and under, Five IMiler. per year /dverU.e-
m.cat. of L.I. limed. Strayed. Situation..
Ye.•anI,M tnation. Wanted. House- for Sale or
to Item. tares for rale et 10 Kept. ArtLotw
for not ca0osdlmg sight line... Twenty
it r r'rot - .•race lug.rtlon : e take Roller ter arst
Mouth. Ylh7Comoro? each .ubt.rque.tmonth.
Leraer dver(►went. 10 pretrwtleS. Aa-
nnel.0emesm. In ordinary roasting type. Teo
t'elite per lune. No colics Ire, than Twenty-
O reCent.. Any d
-.pdal uo.ioe, the object t/f
which le the Ir.eun1Or benedi of any Idle id,
intim association. to Oe considered an dt a
Laeons.•.it and charged accordingly.
.. ro1:Kr.erelsossir.--Tinc.0o4{.,.-rati-41 of
unr sub...•. Iters marl reader. 1s rordfally 1,. 4*
.0 tnw..rd.InOK4OCTKK $4..%5*.s wnek ly re00ed
01.11 lotto'. county and di.trb: donut-. N , cued,
muukwttun will be attended to trete. it con-
tains LAP name and .eldre.a of the writer. not
uw•u•.aril) for p ebhn.'ion. but as an evidence
of good froth. New- items should reach Tut:
11e5.m=tldtee, not later thew Wednesday noon
01 cath wank.
THI.RSDAY. FEBRUARY herr,
would be glad to alleviate their suffer-
ings but the quest loo is. who is worthy
and who Is not ? There seems to be
only one solution to this problem
which is to have an officer appointed
whose duty it Is to investigate cases
of this kind. lie could report oo each
rase and the worthy could be helped
at:d the unworthy made to work to
support their fau,llles. If notal afros
citizen, then as an inmate of the com-
mon jail, fur it ie cet tahily a et itne for
any man if he can get work and is able
to do it, to allow his wife and family
to starve ur freeze to death.
HARBOR OF REFUGE
Perbapsihere le no eiueeUon which
hes some up for a cousiderable time
bast which baa aroused such keen
interest .m the establishing of a harbor
of refuge. Not only 1oderich but the
counties of Huron and Bruce, in fact
all the town-. situated on lair rile of
Lake Huron "mid welcome a harbor
of refuge. All marines, of course, look
With hltere.ting ryes on the project,
and believe that the government can-
not act tot) soon.
The question is, then, where is it to
he estabhehed ? Iv it (0 be built at
Kincardine or Ooderich ? It is not
tor us p.erhapt to any where it shall be
ertoblish-d but all meet agree that it
should Ise built Where it will do the
moat good. At the ineluest last fall,
lull held over the birdies of the drat Vic -
t1111., 311 01' DP:tlly alt the witnesses.
old and expeiiru.xd mariners, ea-
preseed the opinion that it should be
built here. •
Kin':.ardine is greatly agitated over
the -idea and 1h taking steps to urge
ilium) the government the necessity of
improving the barber there. The
plan le a good one and if the govern-
ennt can afford a large nukuuut of
money on both harborv, well and
gored. If not, it may be said. with all
due respect to Kincardine harbor, this
it whete a harbor or should be built,
(iodericb has a large grain trade ;and
perhaps a larger business in every
other way than her sister town. The
npiniou u( the sailor witnesses was
that there was more trade parsing
We port, therefore it was the beet
place to establish a haven from the
storm.
Ih..•s not the disaster of last Novem-
ber go to prove this ? If the report
are true, the ,teatner Wexfcrd tried
to get in here and rouldi.'t and more
vessels foundered here than on any
other part of the lake. A protection
from the storm might have prevented
this and why not have it prevented in
future, without any more dillydally-
ing ?
THE MARKET QUESTION
We hope :hat the market question
is not dead. If it is, it is not our fault
for we have done all in our paver to
have a market rooalrlisb.'l lirtr. It is
nr.w the duty of the town r.luncil to
see that lir project is carried to a
successful lame. hist fall a people
expo. -treed thetuse'Ives tlir
signal as being highly is favor. .
Ilrtsrike rise are • ip , . -b . _.
We may lie rather too optimistic but
WO. eau not see anything 111 a market
;wheelie but euccew and prosperity to
the town, . Furthermore, we 'relieve
that .-very-county town should have
Republic forum. 1t serves the county
or should do so,- end if the comity
town does not, the farmers will seek a
market fur their produce elsewhere.
Of course. if G,xlericb doea,not want
he countt y trade all right, but we are
sure its merchants du and the rountl•y
people would like to deal with us, it
we will Ilse• Utero fairly- and squarely
:and give them pi ivilegei which they
should have.
We would like those who are oppos-
ed to the market, scheme SO tell us if it
watt nut the outside trade which built
up (ireat Britain. The outside world
came to her and she dealt with it and
so derived her revenue from the same.
What builds up any town? 1t is not
the trade which is actually done in a
t.1wn - until it gets up to the 1001,0011
mark -but the it which it is able
to do witn the surrounding country.
Asa proof of this, we would point
to the fair city of Toronto, which em-
ploys over *N)0 travellers. As a re-
sult Toronto deals with the whole
Dominion. It was not always able to
do this and had its small beginning.
Might not (ioderich attempt to do this
hy starting to deal with the backbone
of any toren, the farmers of the
ediste vicinity? As we have
said before, let us have a market by all
means.
THE POOR QUESTION
it is pitiable, when one considers,
that then. are some pseople who are
in su-Ii straightened circumstances
that they are hardly able to procure
the necessaries of life. There was a
gourd illustration of this, seen the other
day when two men charged with steal-
ing teal. atioted in police court here
that they had to steal it to keep thelu-
selvee and fatuities from freezing. The
odea . f perishing from the cold is
simply horrible, and hard hearted as
we may have Leeome, there is 10111 a
number of people who stand aghast
when they ,orad newepnper reports
of human beings freezing to death.
Of course, at the present time if
people choose to starve or perish by
cold they alone are responsible, as in
nearly all towns or cities there are
relief ilep. tan rata either .'r is hrri-
rate. But again there is a class of
bigh-minded people wbow' circum
stancts have perhaps in earlier year's
allowed them to enjoy high, or at least
respectable living and they feel that
they simply can not ask for charity.
Then there is another edam of people
*prime principally from the inferior
imrnigt ant Claes. wbn are simply lazy
and useless. As a prominent resident
pointed out to The Signal a few days
ago, when they are given a rhaoee to
work they rause ,and in many rases
squander the stoney given them to bre
used fur 114 feeding and clothing of
their wives and children.
Really. the relief of the poor le cer-
tainly a vexed problem and one whish
requites considerable thought and ron-
sids,ation. No ',morose hearted man
want. to nae people improperly clad or
housed, and at the wain time he doss
not want to give nutty hie mosey,
wbl.h be sometimes can 111 afford, to
be agmenderwl.
There are many cease of deserving
poverty --notes many In Godsrleh u
other plass, we we glad to may-whieh
U saes poop., knew about thess, they
NOTES
A robin has been seen in Port Albert.
No doultt the residents of that locality
will be glad to be "robbed" of the
winter weather. -
Mr. E. N. Lewis is introducing a bill
to bar the Asiatics from (otuing to
Canada. Certainly be does not believe
that old saying, "were it not for the
influence of foreign blood into Canada.
the buffalo would diive the white man
into the SL Lawrence. While the
Mongolians may be first rate chaps we
have enough of theta here now.
•••
The Canadian Magazine has corn
pleted twenty-one yearn of publicat'
and is receiving congratulations on
all hands on the attainment of its
'vnaiority." No other magazine in
Canada has had nearly so long a
life, and we trust the "Canadian" will
continue indefinitely to bre the pre-
mier publication of it, kind in the
1)uulini:•n,
WHO WILL LEAD ?
Conservatives of Ontario Worrying Over
Successor to Sir James Whitney
Toronto, Feb. ltd. With a function
marked by the usual hrillience and
formality, the Ontario legislature
opened on Wednesday. February 18th.
The comparative cunvaleseence of the
prime minister cncourageel more
gayety than would have been the case
if Sir Januea had still been in s critical
condi ion.
It is generally agreed, however, that
Sir James will he unable to return to
active political life end the problem of
eppoeiaii kyli...atrcc•Peeor is. nixing, 4. 5.
1 om.ervative party more worry even
than the general puhlic would imagine.
1n feet, the Conservative members
themeelvee admit a trace of pessim-
ism.
Hon. J..1. Foy will lend the house
this sdsion, tett he does not want the
poet permanently. Who. the will
be the leader of the governMeet�
The Conservatives feel so uncttr�'tamn
ou
abt it that they aro ui compthe
present adoration In Ontario with that
which followed the retirement of 81r
John A. Macdonald in the federal
field. The I'onaervative party after
n few years of weak rule and dissen-
sion went to pleree and a Lihera)
government came into power. Hoch
a breakdown is feared now in Ontario.
Hon. Alain Beck will not serve
under Hon. W. J. Hanna, nor will the
bitter act under the forme'. In spite
of bis undoubted elemental of n rength,
moreover, thence are increasing pro
beets against the selection of Mr.
Hanna. Not osty is be still under the
shadow of the Prxdfoot cherd
which established s betimes eaOP ao-
se the stkand ., baeknd up hy his own
admbeies, and which admittedly waw
not mems a bit investigation, but he
Is also eor�wmtion dounssl for the
fitandabd d) totewsta In Ontario and
this 1 t Net aloes* le mi
silos aag�attaatthe selection o=
a man for
the position of pets Allo.
LINCOLN'S DAT
Whet is knows w I*u.•olo's Day all
over the United States was observed
Wet Thursday, February lath. The
following tribute to hls memory has
been w rifts for The alp; nal by a dis-
tinguished writer, who prefers to be
known as • Vuamow and dhow poems
The Snal has the ezcl.asive rig1U,. to
publish.
Tribute to Lincoln
Theme of 1 he .es. who woe bora In humility ;
Hen will 1 shag Ina bleak northers clime !
idouree of h1. birth in octant's asatLul.
Nurtured In strewth. :rub aid w redoi,. sub
101.0.
%%. rico u. the made thou dlde't print thy tint
letters,
Ned was theist/Mire i-rovokleg • star..
luveuttai eiseriet.,d new use see it.. heelers.
Were lou.euert germ as emollient halm.
1.1ke t'Ineinuatu.. when J.:7.1td call thee;
Thine was the Intellect ; thine waro the era;
Thein i. the lib, fall fame, dear to the mem-
ory:
Fireuly'ti, IodSrnd lbere--a taptmVu. palm.
There while the Negro w -a- seouri;ed And tor-
mented
Or sold into bondage by human hell htrond'.
Moth v Irt tie end courage were being cemented.
And rase lo a bildirb. which awhile knew nu
ho.ud..
For Into the melee all Oar's,- and ready :
There ..rood a penal champion for Irx;tom of
sl.. e :
'rill thr da,.tarlly melee with aim -un and
.I 00.3 y
Had rw•e,1 a life with tLebleesaog It gave
Hat t hl ss wk wittily, on though thou art de'
t.arI04 ;
And .prix.; lets bloom ... refreshed by earth:
1atthe worship of Xat- mon.'ad nit it im-
parted
We. not of thy creed, nor through thea hard
tt+ birth.
Adventty- offspring, We ore• -t rho-. • hero :
.%rad wor.hip the shrine ao id•.Istrou.. stn
e )f him, w ho oppre.aiw, ' sd sunk blow cera :
tnd..ith 0..e tour!: a •.a. u0.. mole all the
world kin. ,
tan.mnn and patriot o..e G -)d t- our Fat her
Strife mat oppr..-ion, oro bury with him'
servants of )1 .mew you- canting loiterer
00' drag 101 he ef+a.,.t and hurl o.. 1:. brim.
And Into the depthe let tl,e +culrevere, ion ;
13.• hulled foray.; so it never may rise .
Kr1ng new Int , life r.:a1:'s opera. ion'
That .i u.nce may "ow :y1.1 a Iigho•ou.
.wtr •.
Iti I o-1110..
Ottawa JYotes jj
Ottawa, Fr b. 10. Mr.E. N. Lewis, of
West Huron, has given notice of the
following re,olutinj : '•Whetatas, a
new nation derives its whole character
and hos its whole Nolte determined
hy its tint settlers unless suhee.pnent
immigration is allowed to be so azten-
sive and Indiscriminate as to subs
merge the original character of the
population. the most important ele-
merle in a Dation heiug the funda-
mental fibre of the race. ind where-
as, the United States population, which
was until 1480'in the main recruited
frow the came sto,;k as Canadians,
has deteriorated since that date in the
mental and physi:al :attributes of its
citizens solely on account, according
to its own official reports. of the im-
portation of inferior immigrants from
southern and eastern Europe.
"And whereas, crimes of violence
have increased in Canada of late
chiefly among vicious foreign imwi-
grant", many thousand* of whom are
now out of work and out of food in
Canada, largely owing to the cessation
of railway construction, and very
u►any more will be likewise unem-
ployed in the near f"ture, since rail-
way construction 1.0 a large scale is
almost complete,
"And whereas, one of the main
climes of the high pike of local to
plain people is due L. under -produc-
tion and to the fact that few of the
vast number of immigrants of recent
years go on the laud.
'Therefore, this house considers it
wire and in the int3rest of Cau.adian
nationhn.uf, and as a trustee of the
rights of thaw who come after, that
the immigration shell he restricted to
thou• who belong to the producing
claws or who purpose engaging as do-
mestic help. and that n.IU%es south of
11 degr'ee's of north latitude and east of
ill degrees of en•t lonvitede in Europe,
and from Tui-kev and cele, shall be,
to far as pracdtolyte, barred from
Canada.-
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Eulog zes Signal
In renewing her subscription t..1he
Signal Mrs. !1. (lay, of Lang. -Kas-
katrhewan, c.ilogires this paper calling
t the gruel old lignin and declares it is
like a letter from home each week.
you have$I OO
Motor seee in the See ego Ranh r I per
eat. i • we.br.1y
giving roe** mhos .1 •he.lei
...red..:. d •.ieb.7....d..r sell deed
Oew.s .f Tat eft* 11111 ISM
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per Cent.
DcD1urcs
Theo a.. iw�t..rele •w ... T1..7lyse
meow& f •Tice• ergo 0•eorous gaudy.
*mews ho or.Liot see ma*
wee sl
at_of e.a•l ore. wwwwlydwgedd IrdiT
•s •.., the gowe•lowie i rs oaf emir
ms
.M. way ..,•s ne ramp
Capital - $2.100.0s0.00
Asee- - =s$1.11011.1100.00ilt. is
r.
rieZolle"IDrig.s wage wg ►r
SEVERE BROICIIAL COM
Doctors Fasted Lung Trouble;
Restored to Health by Vino'.
The medical profession does not be-
lieve that lung troubles are Inherited.
but a person may inherit a weakness
or tendency to times
Mrs. Kate Heckman. Spriagf.Id,
Ohio, says: "A few years ago 1 w'1.
In a very bad run-down condition, and
the physician told ms 1 bad consume.
Bon. 1 tried another physician, and
he told ms I had ulcers on my right
lung. I quit the physicians and
started on 'VInoL' Today 1 am
perfectly healthy, and that L why 1
recommend 'Vtaol'."
Vlnol soothes and heals the inflam-
ed surfaces -and allays the cough,
Vinod creates an aRpet tee strengthens
the digestive organa sad gives the
patient strength to throw of In-
cipient
acipient pulmonary disease..
Try a bottle of Vtnol with the un-
derstanding that your money will bel
returned if it does not here you.
II 4'. Dunlop, Druggist, titxierirh.Ubt,
GJDERiCH TO LONDON ROAU
Movement to Connect Two Important
Centres by Radial
From the London Free Po -s..
A movement iii again on tout in
tindericb to revive the Ontario Newt
Shure railway Monaco is and to build
this road to Loudon, where, it would
obtain con nee' bin with the 1. radon
:Ind fort Stanley railway and thus
have a lake nutlet Ai .i her cud. (.ste-
t irh and i'ott SO entry. The West
Shore charter covers the London-to-
Goderith proposed torte.
-The movement ie the outgrowth of
the hydro -electric scheme launched by
Hon. Adele Heck and which seems to
Ise taking hold of the rnuuicipalities
through out the Niagara power telt.
Between London and lJrderich there
be a district Oil miles long by from 111
to :10 mile; wide that is not served hy
a railroad of any kind. To the rest
of this large piece of territory is the
Huron and Brum branch of the Grand
Truok and. un the eolith is the old wain
line of the Grand Thunk. On the
north the Goma' Trunk and Canadian
Pacific railways operate into diodes ich.
But the bike shore country is wholly
v'ithout railway facilities. It is a
thicklmaiopulated and rich farming
eountrf, withnuutlwrsofgoad villages
'courted through it.
Theme municipalities, it is under-
stood, are anxiously awaiting an
. opportunity for organization and It is;
pn.hnble that an engineer of the
Hydro -Electric commission will short-
ly report at to the feasibility of such a
railroad.
There is some hope that the govern-
nient will p;uarantee the bonds i11
hydro -electric railways that are air
proved c.f by the engineers of the
commission. The approval of the
engineers will be given only in
cruses whew the pr)po.ed railroads
give sufficient promise et being
paving propositions. The govern-
ment guarantee would enable money
to be burrowed at lour per cent., an
advantage which probably could not
in any outer way be obtained.
An electric railway frow Uo derich
to Landon would no doubt desire to be
connected up wits the city's railway
for a right-of-way, as has the London
and fort Stanley railway, into the
heart of t he business centre.
Furthermore, connection with the
electrified London and Port Stanley
railway would give the 6odericb line
access to Lake Erie over it modern and
direct route. The Loodoo and Port
Stanley railway being the only freigh
line which runs into Port Stanley and
which has freight connection with the
Canadian I'acitir. the Gland Trunk,
the Michigan Central, the Wait/rah
and the fere Malgoette, would be an
invaluable connection for the proposed
(lode 'ch -to -London line. Freight from
rltn rue
all p0 u arriving on t k ds
would )' delivered direct 4o the vel- t BEWARE OF SUBSTITUTES
Jages and municipalities through
wbich the (ioderich-to-London line
would operate. Witt n connection of
this chareetet• every point nn such a
line would be almost in as ptood posi-
tion from a shipping standpoint as
though upon the plain line of any of
the hig truck lines. The benefits to
le derived by ()oderich from s',ch s
connection would ba enormous.
W. ACHESON & SON 1
An Advance Showing of
New Suitings
Some early shipments of our best Spring Hutting+ have srrlved
and are now 0D display by us : New Blues. firey.. Nays, etc.. in
WVhiprotds, semen and French Tweeds. :daterials are beautiful
and patterns veryseat. Priced per yard 31 .00. 31.25 and *1.50
NEW PRINT
Hundreds of piece. of Crumb's famous Primte. Colors
warranted Light, Mid and Dark Colorings, at per yard
1410 uud 111,
New Embreifieries. Caabrics and Laces
LADIES' FUR COAT
No. 1 Muskrat (`-oats. lined wltb best Satin. $•'dt()CI, for 11111110.00
Hest English Heaver ('loth t'oats. W rsri.bnt lined and with
Sable Collar and Ret en, $10.00, far. 1130.00
Beaver Clots ('oats, walked lined. 8gbie('oiler, 4126.00for *15.00
STOLES, SCARFS sad SHAWL THROWS of Sable. Munk,
Persian Lamb, ad now at from i to eft register price.
LADIES' MUFFS : Moak. Sable. regular $6.5o. $ .se sad $$.i0 all
at each 35.00.
MEN'S BLACK No. t DOG COATS with Black Lamb Persian
Collar. Clearing at 322.00.
CURTAINS
Twenty pairs S-.ltingluuu Lace l urt-.ine, :r' inches
wide• 31 yards long, Ilm..bed top and bottom.:l patterns
only -very tine and beautiful quaint) Keguler pries is
till per pair, for this advertisement woe thew at per pair .1.35
W. ACHESON & SON
WOMEN CURED /T ROBE
Woolen's disorders always i • e
from rho very beginr.tns of •,.•
tr.atrnent to the mrd. but -
tire, action of Orono• L11y. Wart a
two or three days after .rommerg
Its use the Improvement bee. •...
noticeable, and this improaec,.:,t
continues until the patient le •r1.-
pletely cured. Orange 1.11y le an
applied or *oral treatment. cad wets
directly on the womanly organ,m-
otoring the cots etlon, teuing mid
Nrer.g. Ae pe the r
nerves, gad r
storing' >eefset eirculallow•ln the
an ss
disease f parts. In ender to corvine* atf rtatr wosMn the lv.toe of this
remedy. I will send a 15 -tent box, enough Inc ten derv' treatment.' tbso;uteiy FR!!U
to t -s. -u lady rending me her address. MAS. FI1ANCmf a. CURRAH. Wormier, Ont. s
For cele hb; leading I)ruggists everywhere.
rDUSTBANE1
puts the se's (ease) in sweeping
1'I' KNOCKS THE DRUDGERY OUT OF
SWEEP -DAY
Cleans Carpets
Brightens Floors
Order a tin today at your grocers or from your
hardware man
Don't ask for sweeping compound
SAY DUSTBANE
Girl Frozen to Death
Rev. I. A. McKelvle, pastor of the
Ethel Methodist church, has received
word from Holutfield, Manitoba, that
his niece. Mies Muriel McKelvie. aged
17. wee lost in n blizzard there a few
dove ago and frnzen to dent h.
ficr brother Fred. aged t 1. had Loth
feet and his knees severely frozen. .
TeX'mhu s i ly►
the1. sink Wawa /re
oehool. when the atone etwi led, and
bad three miles to go. Before they
had traversed half the distend-, their
cutter ani Morse got Kuck in a snow
bank.
An encl., who bad been to town far
chop. came over the saute mad shortly
after. He found the horse and emitter.
but could find no trace of the oees-
pants. The father and neighbor. ton
great risks in trying to locate tlbss,
brat all to no avail.
Next mooring F'r-rd struggled up to
hie 'mete'. ben.., whieh fa del the ^a -
joining tuna to his fatber's. He ,and
1e sister, be said, bad lead along
no foot together, after the boere and
cutter stock In the snowtank.
At last Muriel could go no farther
but ?refl. hoping to get help baek to
his sister In the to save her. hustled
en in the dark until be was text ex
banatPd and ?roses to go farther.
Nn etuuth4d against • straw stack,
which proved War to be on bis uncle's
'
aboutNO yards Irelim the bourse,
1. Islt esessseioo
▪ Wh.fi M Rieoveesdi k was inorrtlsg.
Marasewhd ass sr 4awy ta�eg Sha
bilvvaeu and osld, d hi�tit to
Ow hares. Shortly after ams of the
hunting parties found Ilwrial on the
prairie lying face downward hooses
to dant b.
The aesnbers of the bunting party
eon great risk.. of bolas loot'thew
ideas and nearly a/ tit these had !heir
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To begin with, it is perfect. To the
end it remains perfect -the Edison -
Blue Amberol Record
No musical -mechanical triumph has approached Iii te-
markable invention of Freon. The new o0. erai`sa
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J. F. THOMSON, Goderich
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