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AILING WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs.DoucetteTells of her Dis-
tressing Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
She Found Relief.
Belleville, Nova Scotia,Can.-"Three
years ago 1 was suffering badly with
what the doctors
called Change of
Life. 1 was so bad
that I had to stay in
bed. Some friends
told me to take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
it helped me from
the first. It is the
only medicine I
took that did help
me and I recommend
it. You don't know how thankful and
grateful I am. I give you permission
to publish what your good medicine has
done for me." -Mrs. SIMON DOUCETTE,
Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot iashes,headaches, back -
aches ,dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart. sparks before the eyes,irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude. and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak
ened nervous system. It has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
If yea want special advice write to
Lydia E. Plakkam IteedleIne Co. (confi-
dential) Lynn, Mass. Year letter will
be opened, lead and answered by a
woman. and held in strict confidence.
DL MAN'S FRENCH • PILLS
relating PM for when. IS a box or three for
$ta . sold at all Drag Stores, or mailed to uy
addreCO.,e1.(oa Ontaririo. ere -11.1. nit*
PHOSPHOR -FOR MEN. Hectares
Vim and
Thant,: log Nares and ar.la; lneiesws •'grey
matter-; a TouM-will build you es.gt a box, c.v
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CO., Catharines.
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SHAW'S BUSINESS
SCHOOLS
Toronto, Canada. Prelude Ib. Ventral Homans*.
College wee live ('Pty Hraa• b School.. Grad -
Iwo, are universally iiticatearuL Knorr any
Hee. Write for catalogue. W. H Shaw,
110aslaent. Howl °Mew. RN Yong, Street.
BRITISH AMERICAN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Tinge t !Willi .street.. Tomato. 001 is the
pions*, hyrn•$rwde Hu -Ines. School of Cased*.
l'ud •r new ruenayoWent it 1- donne better
work than ever. Mite us If'ou went 10 pre
pant 11117
a 00.1 {0.111011. henry t. Nerd,
Principal.
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
8TRAT/Otte• ONT.
IM o m .nevk.. i.t in Business. 1•.
offer* more opportunities' then my
other rentals. To owl. the full meteors"
.-r.00rms-ggapsa meat have the hest pis,
-,bee.'minil.g. •1 his u Cho map', B, .1
Hu.ir.e.. 30.0)1. Wegive indi, id,..,l
attel.tilr. Yate ins) enter our el..•..
at may time. Three Departments. (Yam
woreiel. F'bulttwgd and Telegrsoh).
Write at .•act for our free catalogue.
D. S 'McLACHL.Alk. Principal
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tonal
K I R&DWIN
PUlUsIsann
Tug Su. ral 1r published every Tb.roi*r
from the ern 8lo The Wgo.m1 Building. !forth
tlt real, Ilodrrk•h, Ontario. Telephone Ns v
sums Turr:l( ream. '(a troller and PIS/
Vents err year: If paid strictly 111 advents, One
!holler will be tic:opteat ; In .wb.ortbere in the
Bled Stapes the rale le One Driller wad Fifty
('ent..trlwUy in edve*ee. Subscriberrs who
fail to roe ive Tee 011ie AI. reeularly by wall
eel 001,6n a favor by acquaint Mg the pnhll.h-
er M t he feet at am early m d ala as passible. When
a change of addrer 1s desired. both 010 mud
the urw *ddro...bnulel he xlveta. Remittance.'
may be made by hank dent!, exipprovs•eees money
order. post oalwe order. or reg74mrd letter.
nutas•rlption. ,n.. ornament, .t MAY class.
AntKINTtwl.,u Tr.t:na.-Itwler fordt.play and
eon I rant advertisements w Ili he given cur ANA -
eat ion.. 1 viral and of her •1 Enda/ adi art lenient.,
leu conte per Ila.• fur ant insertion and four
rru,.. per Hue fur reek' subsequent Insertion.
Alen -arae by a wow le ,of eo1M nonpareil -1 metre
Ilsee to an •A,.ch. Ku+dor.. card. of sts nose
and under. Five DD.•Ilwr, per year. Advertise-
ment. of Lost, Y•.nud. `Relied. Situaikxa
Vacant, 'Mottle)... Wanted. Balla. for Smile or
In Kent, Farms f 4. !Tale or to Rent. AIII les
fur r..1e. -4•., not a treading Arlo line.. Iwen ty-
live t'"nt....oh la •••etien t One Heller for 'ret
h. I'ff'y ('ant ?Preset ani. 00.•1..1 tyoath,
Larger adverb -outgo,. In proportion. Ao-
nounoeulent. In otdln*ry reading true. ren
tent. per line. \o notice I..e than Twenty-
ttv.• r•enlr. Any .pewee 0o•toe. the oblerl tet
which b• the peeunt.ry benefit of any Indh'id-
u.1 er se seri.tiva, 1,011).$ 000+id.r.d a• ad yer-
ti.ement and charged annordingly.
To t'oltnf•wovu►% r.. -The ne Operation of
oar s'tbs•rtber= wuur raad.ra 7..mdWly torn.
rel
to wand+making TnE 1'1:S M. n ..eekiy record
of ,.n imine. county anddietrkl doings. Nocou.-
wulleatlon will be attended to 1.141.. le eon.
80,1\ vs.. M1:\ .I,. not Want •'impeol.erly rattle the owner end rehire*. of the writer. net
protea* d e nun(( neem and women la their IN'ee8aril) rot nnblh.'Ion but Man et Wew.•r
of 7004 faith. \ow, llama ebedd rssoh Tnt'
oNre-. An.'ii1 ofhr. not later than Wednesday 1:0011
of emcn week.
Taranto, Ont. -es seta') that has a tyre u r7170
cachet for supe ler tarok and for pbteln1 many
in chair's LAO itl n.. N' rite fur catalogue.
neeesoesesesesenewaseemeetaseetenweree
COLLEGE
AT HOME
Thousand. of ambitious young p�eople
*1rQ ta.t prep.arlo7 In their own Peonies
tq.ocupyy lucrenva po.lUun. *0 atau07-
respker..bockkoepen, telegrapher... Mvil
servants, in fort ,very sphere of Huai
bees Activities You may nnish at Oil
tare It you .0 wish Positions gleam
teed. F.nter college any day., Ind
Gal instruction. Expert . trochees.
Thirty years' experience. L.rge.t
trainers In Canada. Seven colleges.
Special co•.rre for to.eher..
Affiliated with cominereiat G,duca-
[One Aeex:at:u0 of ('anwde. summer
School at famous Spot too 13a.iness
College. London.
Clinton Business t;dlege
Otto. 8vlrrro* B. Y. %VAUD
l'realdent. Principal
Na -Pars -Ce Laxatives
are different in that they
do not gripe, purge nor
cause nausea, nor does
continued ase lessen their
effectiveness. You can
always 'depend on them.
25C. a box at your
Druggist's. 173
Items., arae and (:meas, es.
el Casada. lienee.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 1ttTx, 1914
THE BUUGET ANNOUNtcEMENT,
Mo far us the average consumer or
producer is concerned Hon. W. T.
White's h4dget announcement of !st-
iff changes is a cane of asking tar
bread and receiving a stone. In all
there pre some sixty L*r.ff changes.
The farmers get one small concession.
T' a t-nosumers get none et all. The
iron and steel men and the m*nnfac•
titters and other special interests get
all the rest.
For the agricuIturali.t there is a re-
ductiot of five per cent on binde,p and
reapers, leaving the duty still at
twelve and a half per cent on these
implements while on the bulk of all
other farm machinery the protection
remains ss high as ever. That is the
answer to the demand of the liberal
party and of the organized farmers of
Canada for free agricultural iw-
plements. The answer to the demand
' for area wheat and wider maiket..
WAS A polite but unequivocal negative.
l The demand of the consumer,, for a
, lessening of the but den of tariff, taxe-
tion, and for ftee food stuffs, to meet
� the steadily increasing colt of living,
got 110 response from the avowed ad-
vocates of the 'protective system all
round. Instead of that the manufac-
turers of some of the hesic items en-
tering into the cost of living were giv a
en increased protection. Restrictiou
of trade, restriction of the rights of
consumers and producers alike to buy
and sell in the hest and cheapest mar-
kets, was the keynote cf the tariff
changes, rather than greater freedom
The Door Will Get
Dirty ! r
Especially where there are
children in the house, but
Panshine makes doors,
floors, tables, and cup-
boards, wondrous clean --
a joy to look on. It shines
everything --does
the magic cleanser
Panshine absorbs din
,red grease and grime
as nothing else does.
it makesthe disagree-
able part of kitchen
work and cleaning,
.touring and
scrubbing s i m pl e
,old easy. Posi-
tively will not harm
the bands.
411.
Fare - 3 22
7 e• 11111TW(rN
a'•
OF FALO 61
LEVELAN n
m,..f _•rte
446,
Tea GREAT SHIP "SU.ANDBEE"
t we& Ns sea health IS h.w, a lo..at% lila .u.....+....1 reel.. reamm idallay isN p....f
pot Gram, h eats- lay. w .1) .W b..0 agetam -- - a....y ••••.r .e
bawd ear, d the nwaL f• ... t:.►
Ma.orw.e Sue.ww*-$QAIWZ.." "err. r Iia- end 'sCtr .r 0010.1. -
Day -BUFFALO and CLEVELAND - Mir Pae s. De.. lie
Lame leis.• e.ms r. •. Iw.. O.wm
aa Mar. r. IL
A•••1•••A•••1•••4.4 • . 7,N a wMWile. t.., le * - T. A.
(r+•w•a *8.1.0 Tart
Pisa -.w r row.V.1 ar PMiM. Taal. I4swa ..e .a rawer Woo edawthe.•- Y.....
seres01.00046., Yaws arab•. mod (ae..t..a w reel *8 r ea se era
V y.., 4AM ep,.n ew dams .ae (. ala . t i... w.ts ma a. hi.r thanddet hew
THE CLEVELAND • aUVFAILO TRANSIT CO., Ctes.ba.l.0.
s -
tor the common people from the bur-
den of protected monopoly.
The imposition of a duty on wire
rods, hitherto on the free list, weans
prienarile an Increase in the coat of
nails, effecting practically every con-
sumer In Canada. The raw wat.erial,
will he higher to the extent of the
duty imposed, namely g.2.Y."r Or ton
under the British preference and $3.5)
Per ton under the general tariff. 'rhe
imposition of a duty on iron and steel
learns and on the heavier products of
the iron and steel industry means. if
the duty is to he of any asoietsnce to
to its proposed beneficimrtes, an in-
crease in the near of structural iron
and steel for building and wanufactur-
Ing purpc.e.. This incre*ee in cost
roust ultimately filter ddwit to the
general eons.tmer. Similarly the im-
position of a ten per cent duty on
brans sheets, ban and roods means in-
creased cost to the ronnlnter on every-
thing inte which these raw materials
of nienufeeture enter.
In the United States and practi-
cally throughout the world. the move-
ment of public opinion is towards
fteednnu in matters of trade and in re-
gard io the relief of the pecple from
ifp exact ions of nionopnly or from the
x SetionN of the special pii•iieges d
wealth and vested interest. 111 Can -
air alone. the present Conservative
government is moving in the other di-
rection. For the Brat time in two de-
viate there has been a tariff revision
upwards. The government bas bion
true to the interests which put it in
potter and which are now demanding
the pound of flesh.
THE MARKET
To he or not to be. That is the ques-
tion. Whether it is advisable for
the town council to establish a market
here and attempt to enlarge the boun-
daries end the wealth of the town or
let it go on in the weary tramp it has
done for year+. This is the 1pmestlon
D ow fur the town council.
We feel now as we bsve expressed
hemp. that the establishment of a
market is tate best way of h'lping this
town. Hydra radials are certainly
most heneflcial to uphuild a town but
we think that • good market. building,
• town hall, police station and court
room combined would be a good Be-
set for the town et Goderich.
It is said that a "Dew broom sweeps
clean" and as • proof we would point
out the success of the NIenesetung
Canoe club. While in the old quarters
the "lob simply held its own but as
soon as the new rooms were opened it
crewed to add new life to the organ-
ization. it seems to us that it would
be the same if a new np-to-date mer-
ket building were built. it would give
the town a new lease of life. Gode-
1 ich taimply ha to have a mnrkut and
the people ere determined that it
*ball.
NOTES AND COMMENTS
In the issue of The Signal of last
week' there wits an account of want*
unknown person poisoning another
person's dog. Mach a mean, contemp-
tible. inhuman and unnatural act
should not go unpunished. We ean-
not express too forcibly our condem-
nation of such a wicked deed. if we
had our way we would use the lash er
the "cut" on such villain..
.e
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Now that navigation is open it is to
ler hoped that navigator. and vessel
owners will use discretion about going
out in the face of a storm. Such a
terrible catastrophe as that of last
N^ovemher should be a warning to the
too venturesome. -
BISHOP FALLUN HERE
London Dignitary Adnunisters C:oo6rsaa-
tioa at St. Peter's
'Axed me not into templet ion," said
Bishop Patton, of London. as he took
the *1111 of a Signal reporter in 8
(it -and Trunk mash en Tuesdayof last
week, An he wan le tying for ndoo,
after *dmiaistrring .•onfirmation in
Rt. Peter's church here that morning
1111, lordship had been asked if he
wnidd make any statement on horn'•
ruL•, bi-lingualism, or the like. 'Whit,
•t• 1 know about such matters," said
lli.L4.p kwiloau, as bot sew.ld me the re-
�ab • waw ,toe/ that
ad admired the stand leu lordship
bad taken oe bi-Iing,e1ole, etc.,
whereupon the I,Indnn h,shop gid:
to. no. into temptation. e■
have nothing to say
Welt yen understand a aewepap.r-
m fn's dot y ' the writhe persisted. I
dor," awed bin lordship, "yea (referring
to Hatpins') are all right, and i awe
never had anything Mur. the beet of
treatment from reportage." lie treat-
ed the reporter *e if hes meant what
bsaa�.
Bishop Fallon administered couSrnt-
*lion to • claws of 3t io St. Peter's
church nn Tuesday1/10101141111. At the
service Ise was tin 1/10101141111.ted by key. Father
Hogan, of Clinton ; H -v Father Mae-
Cortiatck, of Kingstrrtdge, Itev. Father
Dean. of lit. Amenetine: Rev. Fattest
Blair. of WMghanl ; Rev. Father
Heeling, of the staff of the eath«fral
at 1.wdoet, and the ree4eot priest,
It... rather Menem
The total salve of the naiad*" Tea
On. last year amnestied to as wlseb as
the total bovines chorine the first
twelve years they were lntmdueing
Ceylon tea into Canada and the
United Beaten. Their tncr.•.e alone
la lint! over 1912 amounted to more
than the total Mosinee* done during the
first five ye.weofta.{y .21,1.810.. and
Berle* tbe first tbTe swarrwthe of 1014
their Palin et Inereue is the I
they bays mer had. arm11121.
'gams
Buy Your Seeds
From a House
of PRESTIGE
There's a bl/ dakrsece be-
tween e e e d a bought hots
enahlieh.•.1. reliable headset.
,d 1h.•e bought f mei a
house of ire "annual ores
Pee.
Sow to crew t Pee oar
tested weds. wine tor
Inndian* muetntel a ate -
Passe A post card brings
.t by retina mail.
Vainabl. Premium Free
('. t14 vont fire order .e
rid r'.. abmlutNy Irre. an
mow -tree premium See
page nee d OR 0atale3ue
Dank & Hula Sad Co.
Box MI Ltd.
Laotian, Oat Canada
/e
ye
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yvmIave $100
Tar N wmt..e .A. s.. -.e. sea r i P.O-ee
r 504.8....0, vim eweyea deowe. yea .saw •...et4Vi .h awry
.r .oxer s a ..leer,, lot. e+.wy w/ ems
c,..1.,==.1 tf era ww e r lee
ll imegaeeCe.pw+w'e
per Cent.
DcDtures
Tier es. daises* suers -
be ea.d,
P IM 0$
,-.t54re.wee adeLeawl ew
e s_w.7 Meellbtg fid'
A� ▪ Capital - 1112.000.006.00
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- - - - $[.000,000.00
C � erresor semi ee ..*4I
77.8...ousts 53sers .. seeded se as
main.
Sta
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Ne. 1 $
W. L NOiilT $,,maim* ovable
SPEND LARGE SUM
ON 6000 111611W tYS
Report of Ontario Commlastons Prep
vtdsa For (g0,0J ,000 to W Spent
in 15 Years
The Ontarlu Good Roads Commis-
sion appolnte to 11113 and consisting
of Messrs. C. A. Magrath, W. A. Mac -
Iran, uad A. M. Rankin has submitted
their report to the Legislature. Iu It
appear* the outline of a plan by which
the entire road system et old On-
tario is to be completely reorganised
and brought under a new treatment
designed especially to make the pro-
vince a rtaudard for r:fichaat traffic
arteries On the continent. No compre-
hensive la the nature of the recommen-
dations and because of the work in-
volved being so vast the commitslom
has ndvan:•ed c. main preaminary
measures that may be taken during
1914 and which will pave the way for
the groundnork of the plan itself
early In 1915. 1110 outstanding 'mis-
time!,
arporal, of the whole Is a 30-mlllton dot:
lar expenditure on Ontario market and
trunk ruatis, the saute to take place
1n the nest 15 years, and con:ributed
to by cities and motors, with .t re-
organized department under a minis-
ter and drpu:y and an unpaid advisory
commission o: three. The capital
sum Is to be ra ,ed by a bond issue.
the in:.•rest and sinking fund outlay's
bringing the annul expenditure' on
permanent highways at the close of
15 years to $2500,000, at the rats: of
$1 per head of population,
The Proposals - .
The Immediate proposals o' the.
commission are as follows:
1. ('ounne+ row under the-
waye Act shot::d be encouraged •o
continue road work this summer, and
th3 regulatiAr.s s11nuM be masse clastic
to allow other counties to bcgin work
and thereby take advantage nt' the
aid thereunder.
2. There- should be created 1 suf-
ficient organization to carry 06 this
summer the following inveittgatloue:
(a) A motor survey of principal roads
to determine their physical condition.
tb) A traffic census to determine the
present road needs of the provinee;
(c) An lnvesttgatton of mato townshlp
road conditions; (di Au Investigation
of the Hamilton -Toronto and Ottawa -
St. Lawrence roads, obtaining plant(
and speelticattons of same; (el An
investigation designed to outline a
plan of market roads for counties :tat
now operating under the Highways.,
Act. HI A. determination of suburban
areas about principal centres.
Rural -market roads would rrma:n
u nder eontrol of county councils or of
permanent commissions appointed by
them, construction and maintenance
charges alike devolving 60 per ceut.
on county and 40 per cent. on pro-
vince. On township roads It is sug-
gested that Ontario spend $250.000
annually for three years, apportion -
Mg $50,000 on basis of assessment,
$50,000 on baste of population end
$160,000 on area on condition that
every towntlllp spend $4 for even $1
by the government that proper drain-
age be installed, that roads he drag-
ged, that statute labor be abolished
or commuted, and tbst a proper road
organization be established. The corm
unfasten wants to bring the 42.500
miles of township roads to a high
standard and to lit 7,600 county road
mileage to bear the heavy demands
of traffic.
To meet the scheme to expendi-
ture of thirty mlllton* Is needed. and
the province and counties would ad-
vance twelve millions apiece win)
cities six n1111ions, this occurring over
• 16 -year period.
The revenue of the province- would
be supplemented by Increased motor
taxation fixed according to the ruilug
of the commission on horsepower for
automobiles and per ton in case of
trucks.
Scale of Taxes
The following @cal • is recommended.
Automobiles: -Up to 20 h p.. $1" per
tar; 21 to 30 h.p., 500 per h p ; 31 to
40 b.p., 60c per h.p.; 41 to G6 h.p., 7rr
per h.p.; over 66 h.p., $1 Per h.p.
Trucks, 2 tons and les*. *10 per car;
oTer 2 tons. *5 per ton.
Motor cycles. 14 uniformly.
Chauffeurs' licenses, $4.
Toretgn touring cars and truck*,
$10 uniformly (subject to reciprocal
arrangements.)
This tax would brine In $400,400
annually and would not he considered
as punitive. it is suggested that a
tight tax aa narrow -tired vehicles
hnrsedrawn, as well as motors using
permanent roads, would be equitable,
but only after a fe years' warning
bed bee riven.
Railway and other corporations are
waned to see that their property is
property taxed. in order to forestall
pubtto opinion. which might take from
such aMpetatl/gC^• 14f'IsjNatiow *Lai
they are oawfpiag to glee by means
et the assessment roll.
The adection of an advisory nom -
=Mabee of three public-spirited s.n,
to wet as an unpaid board, cooperating
with the deputy minister of rude, is
considered • solution of the provinces!
*resolution question.
MR ASOUITH ELECTED
He Was fletorwed Unopposed 1w the
Dye -elution
rr.mter Aseutth again lecame $
member d the Hoes. of ()oosons
when he ani returned unopposed by
hie std es pt0tmey of R1ast FVp
lteotlad. he so other candtdstes lad
put In as a geara•ce. the retanleg
nffir.r of the constituency eadard
Herbert Henry Agdth duly steeled
one* mare Aar the eosstltnency he has
represented to lbs lower Hans Maes
1aae, the bysdscttnn kavtag bees
necessary thswgh Nr Ash Me
repting the Alar fotlo, 'Ig OAS
reeding se the !same.'T'
Rule 'Rill
mew w point at chief t•tereet.
An experimen1.1 fans on eterflar
lines t0 that at M.sdeth oto M
started la the vletalty et the ores/
Reg Jt1eer, ed tiles »halal :bl1M
santtaear 11011IFIST.
W. ACHESON & SON
loves !,1 Hosiery
(clove" (run half a dozen of the !telt maker. Direct itnpot t
to bring in at cloeeat price IHl duaeu new w. l.ien'.genuine wash-
able cha Ie Kid Gloves. Quality warranted and can tot wash
ed like a piece of cloth without effecting .tuality. El- s2
taw length,. at tier pair
French Kid Gloves
Two -doper feetrneta. 7ussetted fingers, perfect fitting.
in tan., black mei white, all bites, et pre pair
Perrin'. le d OI.n-em in soft shade.. of
mode, fawn. (tick end lvbite. per pair
.00
75c
$1.Q0.a11.1$1.25
Penman'.. .Cashmere Hose
Perfteetly . •emirs+ and perfect fitting, finest ca.+h-
mere yeti., sizes Ai to 10, at per pair 31110 or a pairs for
$1.00
Children's Hose
Famous ••.1lexaudet ' and "Her' !iib t ashinere 20c tl 50c
Holes all sizes 4i to It/. hanging in pri.-c from
Black Dress Silks
Beautiful hlarl, silk Satins, :id to 111 inches wide. Bonnet's
teatime French make, posed from per yard 90
Dress Materials
cord- and last tool gteatest the new linhciderns in all shiete.,
greys. fawn... at per y.ird
Ladies' and Misses' Suits
and in whipcoids nod hedfords. Beeotifially made anti silk
Specielly pt•iced et $12.00, 111 5.00,
11111111•00 mid $22e00
Butterick Patterns for May in stock
0 BUILDERS
Having now installed a re -cut Band Saw, we
are prepared to supply builders and the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
LU,MBER OF ALL' SIZES TO mama
A farge stock of Lumber cn hand of Standard
Ontario White Pine -Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slabs lc* sale by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH
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You buy you
widths, lengths and kathers.
Why not Men's Clothes?
Serni-ready Tailoring is a practical wholesale tailoring
system based on the science of physique types -with a4
certain fitting as in a-txxitshop.
AH the new Spring fabrics and fashions in fine haTii-
tailored suits and overcoats -here for your selection.
Should we have omitted to order the 'mit that will fir
your fancy Re We can tit your beely- then us. get you a
Special. Ortkr- -a made -to -measure garment, fini4liedo in
five days at the shops. Stiitl and Overcoat.,, 11X and up.
You wilt buy Semi -ready Clothes eventually why DCA
best
boots
in a bootshop--allt shapes,