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FOOLISH TO SUFFER
iv-- FROM STOMACH ILLS
Wbat'a the use of sufetiag from heart-
hs/it alta 440 other.a is things
ewe offeryouthe povtlege of using
Dyspepsia old
Tablets entirely aft our
with the distinct understanding that,
if they don't relieve your stomach trouble
end make your stomach comfortable and
your dagesnddn rasy, they will cost you
nothing. It they don't do all you expect
Menem. we want you to tell us and let us
give back your money. We knew what
they have done for others, and what they
are made of. That is wily we have con-
fidence in them.
Among other things, they contain Pep-
sin and Bismuth, two of the greatest diges-
tive :uJa known to medical science. y
soothe And comfort the stomach, rebeve
heartburn and distress, promote the secre-
tion of gastric juice and help make the
bowels regular. We believe them to be by
all odds the beet remedy for indigestion
ni dyspepsia ever made. We believe you
will say so, too, once you have used them.
1fyou don't,they will cost you nothin
Said only at the more thea 7,000 Rexatl
Stores, sod in thie town only at our eoore
flees aims, 26c, t)e sad $&M0.
flees
H.('. L11u.1.q'. P. init., 4oruggiet, Bed-
ford Hoek, Goiters. h.
New Telephone
Directory
The Pull Telephone Company of Canada i+
,.s,o top' sit . rya 4,1 l,.• Official T.1..
oho.. Oirectore t..r the lit•triet of Westrr)
Ontario. including
GODERICH
Parties who c rtctnpl:n.te beeondne Nub-
'c•iber+,..•rth.-w who wl-h c• +neer In their
peerenl • ntry. eho ild Mare their o,.lers with
the local flan qv*, at ouoe to t:..un, 1n•cn lwl
hi this M•, .
Connecti•,z Cmmnsnie t
f•hen 4 .i...pep .rt .44 i Icer ..,d chance. In
their 11•t of •ub .••,b. ., either to the Liowl
?atnase-., or direct 1•, he .A Averthatht and
Directory 1►e p n. Intent, N .nLreal.
The Bell Telephone Company
if Canadit
T. Swarts
'Bus, Livery
and Hack Stables
MONTIMA I. STICKIrr
Juice nes, T141-: StiU.t)tF
----a a
B►'SF.•t MEET aloe. TRAIN-'
ANI) : P \'tMKNl:h:lt : 110.\'I ••
Pa.senirrs called fir in
:Illy pia t 11).• t •.e n i@rt•
all trains At lie '1' Id. •tr
C. P. it. .141..4,-. feel rpt
sersireend •a,rfulOffen-
Our l.ne.% .trod Hack
errvire will be t.tnn•I lips.
to -date in every respe..t,
'rime pal r.e.i e. •.diene d.
T. SWARTS
I'hone tin \learn -RI Street
MacEwan's
COAL
Be -t Scranton Hard
(ilial -a �Slles.
Cannel CaI for open
grates --the !highest
quality of Coil] that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Dome s t i c
Lump Coal - most
satisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges,box stove::
and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
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COUNTY==DISTRICT
.SHEPNAHOTON
Next Sunday. April '..!tit It, le Decision
day atSheppaidtuu M :hndlstchurch.
At three p.m. a ',peel .1 covenant eel -
vire will be held, to which everyone
41 cordially invited.
NILE
Messrs. Jebel and George Ferguson,
of Wiarton, are visiting their cou.in.,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Yellwain.
Next Sunday is Decision day et Nile
\Irth..dist rttnrrh. A special covenant
..•rvier will be held at seven p.m., to
which all are invited.
DUNGANNON
The regular monthly meeting of the
Dungannon his-arr.-AiItsti-
trite will he held in the Orange hall
at Dungannon On'I hor.dsy.:tprll:d1nb.
mt two p.m. An interesting paper will
ti? given op "Our Social Itrspou:ubil-
PERRIN'S
Dairy Cream Sodas
are of two kinds now -the '•Fancy
Thin " and "regular" soda biscuit.
You are store to like either one or
the other became they are both as
good as you expect of Perrins.
They come in 5c, 1Oc, and 25c
sealed packages that retain all
their freshness.
Let Ise Or
Tads
Mack au ••••7
r•••ss
D. &
Every package guaran-
teed.
Send IOe in near or
and =grocer's Wing=
the"
of other 1" cretin Deta-
il-Me"
ties. '
PERRIN & COMPANY
LOWED
LONDON
CANADA
Whooping Cough
CrtrOI► ASTRMA coOOS
IR0er)I1TIS CATARRH COI S
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
it y," and the roll call will be *•.wetted
by sowething all •Ladd know. All
the Indies of the coram11Daity are iovlt-
ed to be prcesmt at WO meting.
iAINTAIL
Met H. Grant is sinking an artesian
well on the faun of Mr. Jawes %Vai-
lace,
?.Jr. J. B. Ton.. pubih school inspec-
tor, !visited the Kellett school Olt TYCO-
day,
tuti-
day or 41 r
M George r'erguson and two
chi r•un spent a pew days at her old
Lustre here Inst week.
MI. Charles McGregor, who was
spending 'hid Esater vacation at bis
house. has returned It• her duties to,
teacben in tlebrjr, ville snc�xd.
AUBURN
Our school upeued on Monday with
Mr. A. hbackelton in command.
M} H. Stacker is getting his tract'
ditcher in shape to commence work.
Some of our termini have conuueuc-
ed seeding and all will he hustle until
the cro_p is In.
Mr. John Ferguson has gone to Mor -
tree! to ..outmenee aura as a black-
smith on t he Montreal filter slant.
The band concert on' Friday night
WAS nail attended and all enjoyed the
excellent prt.grmn.me. The proceeds
atntssintrd t.. >EOI.
Rev. K. Miller exchanged pulpits
with Rev. George Jewett, of Blyth, on
Sucday and preached on educational
work.
The sale M cattle at Mr. Robert
Medd'* farm au Saturday was well
attended and high prides realized.
Mr. 1'. \Velsh was the auctioneer.
HENSALL
House cleaning. On leen sowing and
g.nlening are now in full awing.
The Epworth League of the \lrtbu-
dist church. which has heen in exis-
tence for 21 years, disbanded on Mon-
dav night.
The uiin,tiel c pony rnunerterl
with the 1.vnd went to Staffs ls.•t Fri-
day night and put on 1 vet y ten j •v-
• able entertainment. Thr audience was
e,tinlatesl at 230.
The Craig fancily, who recently ar-
riven here from Mage Jaw, are ![.k-
ing preparations to visit Ireland. Mrs.
t'raiq though tit► yeas+ of age, is the
most enthusiastic of the party.
Messrs. John McEwen and John E.
McDonell, executors of the estate of
the late George McEwen, have' com-
pleted their laborious task of settling
up his businese, and the former left
this week for Minneapolis, and the lat-
ter for St. Marys.
Our council has given u bylaw a
first and second reading for the pur-
po.e 01 raising $.301J0 or threesomes to
erect a new Lown hall on the property
recently be:rueathed to the corpora-
tion by the late George McEwen. A
vote of the ratepayers will be taken on
Wry 16.h. A neat and commodious
hall will 1111 a long -felt want.
LAURIER
Tsleekowe M
a.vaauw.s ut•.
A Mm•,.•. r.!. an. .roti.l tvearrq fir hone.
,1:a„rwrta a.,=1W •at. Yar.,r...r caws..
"...•. „_• ra..nr..... eIW.serc t C..ah as oiwe
t r. sM...c t ru+r atm.•.. It Is a 1011 04 to a rcwsn
t...n rhea. 1 as ..e care;h.d Me annoRic v.4•-.
iweatti. .,alis I.eae►..c many
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. , 1... ,'•.- nore r' reit addle* tM .nye. araeMti.
•-..hA
a.,•.0... 1t 55 iwilholiele to .,..three w:.h
twat chC,.,. .1. [.ed 1,00a,1 t.. a....iee.. s...rt
ALL nRt/OOImTa-
Try CaRSnt.eRY
A.•rlAreim moon
crow. fa.. ..m .ia.►le.
Vpe Cre+nlese Co.
Car r.h les.. O.T
r �..,.. 1ta.-. 1r
11r
ElectricFixtures
SUPPLIES
WIRING REPAIRS
W. J. HUDDART
tummilPHONB 1S7
(IODtkIOH
Tbe Isatin&
Punta! u. . Dlssaltsrs
Sad, Embalmers
Messrs. Frank Munro and K. Mc-
Kenzie hive each purchased a valu-
able horse.
The students of the carious schools
have returned •0 their duties.
Mr. Lyse McDermid and sister. Iso -
bell, of Parimount, were the guests
of Mrs. K. J. Mci.ennan.
We are glad to say that Mr. David
McDonald. who met with a painful
Accident over a week ago, is improv-
ing.
Mr. J. L Grant. of Goderich, and
granddaughter, Louise. visited Mrs.
K. J. McKenzie last week.
Mr. J. B. Tom. inspector of pnhlie
schools, visited the school here Tues-
day afternoon.
Miss Jennie McNmin barn returned
home after spending a few months
with Miss Boyd, ot Lucknow, learn-
ing the dress -,waking.
Messrs. John Bradley and Lorne
McLennen have each purchased a new
huegy.
Mr. and Mrs 1). McLean, sr., of
Amheeley, visited the home of their
s.tn, Daniel, on Sunday.
Seeding is the order ot the day herr,
alert honee.:leaning
Mr.Charles McGregor visited friends
in thin vicinity last week.
ST. HELENS
Mir. J. Joynt wa% in Toronto last
week.
Rev. Wm. Macftitosh was in Tor-
onto last week.
Mr. Winter. the Forester organizer,
s oil the village.
Mr. John Pattetson is engaged with
Mr. J :+bis Webster, rr: Furdy e.
Vis.. Hnnnith and Mfrs. (,oultre, of
\VinR•bam, visited mend► here.
Mi.. Danirl Matin. in' White-
church. is visiting at Mr. W. Wood*'.
Mfrs. (iilha, of Wbiteebnreh. visited
her surer, Mrs. R. McGuire, dui tog the
week.
Misses Klizahrtb, Mamie and Lura
Salkeld. •d (i.drrich, _spent the week-
end here.
\V• are sorry to boar that Mi. Haut-
' Wei ralltips 11>rte eche =ie saddens lass.
week. We hope to see him out again
soon.
The monthly meeting of the St.
Helens branch cf the Women's insti-
tute will lie held at the honer of Mr..
B. Naylor on Thursday, April :111th, at
2.:111 .iclock. Subject: - "Summer
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DISEASE �• Juiid gail6r Made
is a symptom of Kidney
Deems. A well-known
doctor kart said, • 1 *over
yet made* post -motto. ea-
amiaadMMac mss. of death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
*treat tau' The Kidney
,medicine w tick was dtu oa
the mantel. most seoceae-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles, mad
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
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ed by "ideas oa Gardening." A roe- ! •
di-tl invitation to'isitors is e xtended.
5ENMILLEH
Mr. \Y. Vnnatone has been very Fick
with bis asthma t.ouhle since the
warm weather came.
Mr. Stephen Butt has sold his house
and land G. Mr. Auustrong ar.d is
leaving the war this week. 41i.. many •
friend, will miss him on the Maitland I •
and at the Bethel church where he has
berm out official for any years.
Mrs. Ilnith Hili, when out driving
the other day, nom -mole escapee lasing
hurt. Thr important part of the
buggy broke, which mooed her and
the child►• n to iw thrown out and the
horse to Get away. They were brought
haute by the auto me much worse for
the accident.
The annual Sunday school meeting
of the BrnmiHer Metleadi.t Sunday
school was held last. Thursday even•
Meg, the Rev. A. W. Ihown presiding,
The reports ►evealed that ibis Sunday
school is second to n••n - in the town•
ship. The membership is large for a
country ' school and the Auendonce
well msintainrd. The genero.ity of
the tiarmbr,s was not rejected in the
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QUICK NAPTHA
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WOMANS SOAP
vseisowseeeeesowseseeisiosseeirseww
SEEDING
linin i. here
Why not use
Formaldehyde
on your Seed Oats this year and
prevent that
S M l� T
We sell the (lovermment stan-
dard strength.
Recommended hy O.A.C.
25c a lb.
Anent toe
Canadian Kodak Co.
Radek'. Films and Suhbee
edea kw H eyter's Chocolates
"The Best is the
CHEAPEST"
TM. time -worn statement was
never mere truly applied than
in the purchase of a Piano.
The Ileintzs►an At Co. Pian,
possesses :he purees and sweet-
est cf tones and the superior
material and construction in-
pnne for it an even inviter
sweetnese and purity of tone
with use.
1. pays to boy Ore hest. there-
fore do not put it riff any longer
hue hay :. Ileiatzlllalt At Co.
Piano to.tt.y.
James F. Thomson
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(i•Illet irll - - (ll'tar1-,
DON'T FORGET
•we have a'
large stock
of
FRESH
AND
CURED
MEATS
ON HAND
POWELL
the
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E are showing several lines of Ladies' Suits in average sires,
made from imported Suitings in popular colors. The styles
are excellent and thelinings and workmanship are ef•pecialh•good
and made in the newest fashions of the season. They :ire models csf
taste. •
Suits at $12.00 made from specially go.1d quality of Serges, in
black, navy and brown. At $14.00, $15.00. $16.50, $18.00 'and
120.00 our values are not exceeded anywhere. Styles latest and lined
with silk.
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CORSETS
l►, & A. ('unsets are leaders in ;WI feet ren-
stlucliUrs, nnale,ia: and worktu*uship. Every
pair i+ .0 ,•ugly sonar, handsomely trimmed and
'taintiy Hold/ten. They at once appeal to the eye,
inert the dentoid• of fashion. comfort and health.
Always ho • I). A i•
A. Thee are het. at 6Oo,
$So. 51.10. 51.25, $1.50 and 52.00.
LINOLEUMS
Do yon want Ltn"leum for your heln.oIn.
dining mono, or kitchen. \Ce hare .owe of the
beet I•Ientch ulnd►, None batter to he had.
Prices. very- loll,. over whist some charge for the
common make'. Large stock t i chnode from.
NEW RUGS
We are •Lowing an elegant s+so•rtment in
Velvet. Brussel.' and hest ,,.*kes of Tapestry.
We are not afraid to mooch v itu•-s with anything
offering in Bugs. Before tuyine you► Spring rug
rosin. and see our Int, 1, way •ave you awe
looney. Nearly everything new this Spring.
LAWN WAISTS
Our full ,neck of lawn moats ter spring and
slimmer is here and s very fine Io• hey are tau. dit-
-,t tr the makers, which ••nabirs tie In nifr,
them at toad/ottani priers. They ate beautifully
made and trimmed with lar• n .l em Mow."
1'r i cert 51.00. 51.25. 51.50 51.75. 52.00.
$2.25, $2.50. 53.00, 53.50 •4.0 54.50.
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HOSIERY FOR EVERYBODY
\\'r VIII t;• ..% yihiug its 11 •,iery that is needed for the stylish Indy and the wel!-dres-.-J boy or gitl.
Plain black Bilk Lisle Hose, seamless fret and the standard of quality. Sizes 141, 1), 04, 111 50o •
Plain Mark Silk Li -1-. Hod-. Hemsdor( dye, light weight but durable. Sizes til, 11, tet, 10..., 35c
Plait) 1.I ick cotton and plain black lisle How, an exceptionally g.a.c1 medium pi iced sleeking. 25o
Heavy iiblwd Hose for tu,y•, O). to 1M.... 25o
We aro just now pn•tin• into stock a 1215) pair lot direct from the Drill, in black "ply, t'. sell .1 .e
fairy fur 2111o. to sizes S. 1). 'rt, 10. This is the hest stocking made at 2 for.... . . .. . .. 25c
•• Standard J. li. Colborne
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sound financed statement presented
hy the treasurer, when.* balance of
$29 was reported after all expenses of
the year had Iwen wet. The organiz-
ed adult Bible elites ul*iitein- its in-
terest and has steadily grown in num-
bers., attendance and usefulness. Mr.
Arthur Fisher was appoiuted superin-
BEST CLOTHING
for Boys
Is not the so-called
cheap kind ; your
boy is a live wire, full
of life and energy --he
needs good strong
clothing to stand
the strain to which
they are put. Our
Boys' Clothing is
good clothing ; the
materials are good,
they were made
good and the styles
are good.
The Norfolk :'style
is having a big run
this season.
Try us for your
next suit of Boys'
Clothing.
Prices $4.00 up to $io.00
Walter C. Prioham
Sole Agent for
tl� Cewto'ry-Brand Clean* sled 'r
King Hats .
tendent, Mrs. James long assistant
envoiinlendeut, Mils l'earl Fisher s.--
letars, Mr. H. Fisher, treasurer sod
Mr. H. Mew president and teacher of
the adult Bible etars, The growth , f
the acbool necessitated the (ornateg of
two new closes Among the young chil-
dren.
An Appeal to Wives
You know the terrible einholen that
cones to mens. homes from the result
.d a drinking husband or son. You
know of 1hein, !WV wasted 011 "drink'
that is needed in the home to pur-
cha-m fond and clothing. OHIRINF: bas
saved thous.ods of drinking men. 1t
is a bane treatment And can be Riven
ono etl. Yonr money will his refund.
ed if alter a triol it has (ailed to bene-
fit Cats only 51.15) a hos. Come in
and get a free. ho,•kler Artl let- ut t..1
you of the..ori ORRINE is d.at._.
F. J. Butlaud, druagist-
BLYTH
1't.e annual meeting of the lticih
Bowling club war helot in St. George...
clubs -miens on Friday ever.ing. e. th
the, .president. Dr. Nlt1'aggart, in the
cba1,. The s-rt'et*ry-trea.uret.
his fleancial s Meow -tit witi••h showed
tha/ the club is progressing ,-ire ye u
and with another year like the I..+t HIV
the debt will he w.I.esl .•sit and n • •r
plus will erown the .. tfl.r••. .11*1
After vat sous tion -t inn..% ere discus -el.
the following oMcrt• wee. eleited:
Hor,..rary pre•.idrnt, Mr. S. 11. Girll--v:
per. -.lent. 1)r. F. E. McTaggart: vir.-
prrsi.lrnt. Mr. W. Y. \Ioorr: +rcu-
tary-treasurer, Mr. Janie. Mc1Uu,rhi.-
executive committee. Messrs. T
V.aSSA!? SHOES
for women
HARTT SHOES
. for men
F: a, ••r a
-i41 for pre It et .tt'.•
awl fit. 1. 1 .1.••
•yi *,.d Ht ..t
benne- non 1991) .11.1 t .
1h•• ha .r S••ao,,.
rtie \'a. -..o a. J 1 Le
11 014 f.•, la ii• stet
g.•n1h-turn 4e.h.,d
J. H. nlcClinton's
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4 WE OF YOB
Notbeegalwee
homely !lair -stringy, doll.totored.
besetNothing adds to calla looks so
betl�Islhalir t,aRt7,wavyaadVogr
No matter how bea. your hair dart
Coombs. A. W. Slomn, .1 M•"'1"1.7'.)9142 ttt�coveitsgoodlooksbynaiag.
Coom silent eomn.uter )trait-• l:. h,. l0 ' a�t' Beauttfier.Ityautkarriab
Vair
c'laggart and J. M. Hslnllon: cost aisd�lyoow,Jlart•xron l_•
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•sett .nnimlt tee to arr•sllg•• ron..11 • e
the -ecund nigtlt •.1 the Myth pair. 1i..
McT.RQart .Imine. McMurrhte mud A.
W. Ito/Anson: membership et,n,lui:
ter. Mees.. l:. E. Mrragorart and J.
M. Hamilton. The Irr.nprr•te wry Int *
gg000.d year'■ howling and a .pd:d
(lnartt Nrosal showing.
1 he fanners are now getting la1.y
with tbeiepiowitrg kttd .••ntl4Nk I'*t
tiaR�feenespieinint of the want of e
warm rale.
1ul very atloer. sone,noese
f til in cocci way. and easier b pt IIp zap%
•.staypuL' besichrose odor Wes the tm-
ptettsett arty _- of the bait. Itis right
*.mad; it billadali the heir.
Vey eel sy to apply sprinkle s
little i-helose bre*.
mg [
one td>i
iL t:ooa
the odor d the kairrssr admit Lrr-
notdriege
To �MP
anis. NM a'
GOOD HEALTH
Vim and Vitality
Are *inured if Son will cleanse tout
•toxnach of undigested f..od and fool
games: the excess bile from the liner
and the waists. "meter ?rote the lore-
tines and towels by the use of
FIG PILI.'+
the great fruit, kidney, liver, stoma, b
and bowel remedy.
At all dealers 2:. and :s4 cent boxes
or milled by The rig Pill Co , St.
Thomas. Sold in Ooderich by IL 41.
Wigl., druggist.
A LARGE
JOB
of tinning work does not rattle lie. A
small one dotes not annoy as. We are
bore to tackle any kind of a proposi-
tion Wedeln,
GOOD TINNING WORK
11 how are inakiwg for a poor paper-
work we are not pest• "send 41
yea wetibee-4... (iunir►tr i'. a res•
1101141.1110 Prat 5041 r*',,i*do bele et then
*street es with the nyder`-
FRED HUNT
NAMiLTON STRU=T GODERICH
PWONs 1st
CANADIAN
PACT74C
THE "LOGICAL I ouTE- TO
WESTERN CANADA
Far WNR.. >W WANES
Leave remota 10.20 p tis. Daily
eh.11,a.1 arrear I.34,111y ()►s.ryath.a ,..,
al.nfaaw Pier. TN'be rYNp;,.w
•L.. *.lutLar. Vint-.r4am Lint.•= ani
t twos•, ear..
'awlsrk-,a ..Arsg .1t R \fL Cs RAS
ft�7tete �{�pR�• IPI.Aeeet. w
11. G. NURPrtT, Otr.A t: P.ltr -
rip
sod lesgamv l dsa•adg Ms+ed
quirldAtheentireoptratias
momenta Containsthatmt
Use hair, leaves noll�alstilsitll�e ot
Bothog=ione toms In
rrrnoavery
BMemey Bair
�yy h j �> O
bark._Sold cedar atthe OMS Ilia
Retell $oor15 clad in tr.twele
H. C. Dunlop,Phm.B., I)iaghlst, Hed4
ford Block. Oderlch.
GPANO TRUNK s°rl.` E1
itNleseekers' Envisions
Hound trip tickets to point. in Mani-
toba, Alberta and Saskatchewan s is
flolcse, It. Paul or Duluth on rale
h
eq Tuaeday until October 27. lochs. -
lei. at Lew Ana.
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