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A. E. TAYLOR. thtuTrof1,
MEDICAL
11K. (K4i. HIiJLEMANN, ONTS-
L PATH. spsaWut to weme•'e and ekil-
dree'd dateama. scuba Atonic aid nervous der
meet% eye, ear. none and throat; partial d.nf-
ne.., lumbago sad rheumatic condition. Ades
sola. remor c 1 without the knife. Oleos at
restdeece. owner Selma and SL Aedraw.
,trusts. Al home entre Monday-. tt'edwvedays
aid S.tantay :any evening by appointment.
R. F. J. R. PURISTS R. --EYE. it
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nose sed woo mly. How auarrama
Pew York Opktlolndc and Aural la.tltute,
:'nate$! .fait. Par. Noss aid 1 begat Hoene tat
Gulden itawr. acid Mooe.•.ld ire lito.ptul.
Loidoo. England. taloa. iJ 8. Waterloo Street.
96ratfora. -Tpssita. Kam Chorea. M..av k
to IA .r_ a, Ste 0.m.. t is t 0.m. Telephone
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W H. AND MINNIE M. GREER.
at • D. C.. Chiropractor., mine .od nerve
•pertals.ti, Chiropractic Y the .cbsoe that
curet wttboet draftee( knife. Free examina-
tion- once over Sherman • 88.. stare. en-
trance on heat .nest. Ptwae )4. iisav
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS Gt:NDRY
AUCTIONEER
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yeuue. At Clinton Thur.day of each week le
ontoe on Albert street occupied by Mr.
Hooperome a hour.* a.ai. to A 0.m.
LARLIi.•1 °ARROW, LL.B.. BAR-
RISTER, attorney, solicitor. no-. Gado.
Mosey to rad at lowest rate.
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°See at nsidesee, asrataea serer of Ykv .
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The Battle of Ypres continues wI
out any apparent hope of abetem
in sight. and the line of fire arou
the town ho. even been extended.
Norte to the ua the c;, Kale:
am fir
ahurtle' shot sad she'1 at ea
other. eeel.ht a des?urate attrtp1
lain some adventure stitch mal .1
their ro:dlcrs hurtling forwa-d wh
south to a point be:ow• Hl'1 d0t
boom of heavy ert!Pery is coast
and the effort t0 press oe ala adv$::
is wI(`.os,t ccaastioe.
At Fay, too. a village to the nc
ci Chaulaes, there has been a %tat
Infantry erg'R-meat. ea Iso'tt•d
fair in Itae:f. but taken iii ecnj'.n.,:
with the general and wides.r?:d
Betties of the day. a strong iadte:ttl
that t!.e atrvggte in Pr.rce and
glum Is rapidly growing Into the lo
Promised sprint' campaign. withctt
break fon tie Nort'i : ea t, t
Vosges Par's reports a
vance and a general check to t
original advance of the enemy; L
don recounts satisfactory progr; s
Berlin still Insists that her true
have held the village of Lizerne t n t
west bank of the Ypres Canal. a
declares that 5.00n prisoners ha
been made since the eng,gement
sen.
Tbe Germans are cor.tlnult:g to u
asphyxiating gases, but with lltt!e
no avail. as a scheme for count
acting against these rases lies b
discovered and 1s being used wlt:i
gees. The Hrtttsh War Office stat
that the Canadians again dtrnrguteh
themselves. holding the village of
Julien, where the British lines r: e
weakened. but eventually being co
pelted to relinquish it to vastly s
perlor numbers of the enemy. T.
Canadians, after four days' rgh:in
have been retired to the reser
trenches.
Canadians Win Glory
The sudden ,.German aasauk nor
at Ypres. which won for th. Germs.
an advance of • mile and a Rall a.
Duerr their first troops on to the w,
bank of the Yser Canal, has be,
blocked -at sereral places hurt
back.
The glory of the combat has govt
to the Canadian troops. After th
shock and surprise of the unexpec
German onslaught was over they wer
from all Indications, the first to r
gats their balance and to r,ish ba.
upon the positions they had been for
ed to abandon, forcing the Germans t
retreat The Canadians are especial'
mentioned by General 'Preach in
report and are highly commended ft
their determination and gal:antry
the engagement.
The War Othee report says:
The flight for the ground into whlc
the Oert els penetrated betweem
Steenstraate and Iangzarck ,t
continues. The loss M this part o
the line laid bare the left of the Can
adlan division. which esu forced t
fail 'leek to ceder to keep in tone
with the right of tie nelghborin
ereerg.
"In th rear of tbe latter bad bele
fo'r , Canadian 4.1 -tach guns, whir
thus 'passed into the hand t : 4h
ecemy. Fit ;oma' Lours later the Ci
adte s made a matt brilliant and su
cesafta ad.anee, recapturing then
Tune ''red t kl.-g a considerable nun
..,r o; 't;.noon p-'igoners. iecludlag
¢moue%
"The Canadians hii many cassia
but t:.elr gallantry and deter
M U:intl.:a t.r.dor.btedly saved the situ
tocedct has teen mag
n! Ae t.".ro.ghout."
Guns of Montreal Battery
' The ;.. gree: gars of the t'anadta
d: • attn. kit "and then recaptured
:oa_cd to the heavy Artillery Brt
V.42. .red .ere 4:i pounders froa
aroctrtal.
There is very little information a
L_c1 Iron whteh cellulites of killed
sad wounded can be mad--. New
from *Ti*Bsays 2,4:0 prisoner, were
Made, sad that :s canton and • large
number o! machine guns were ap-
tiirr i. Oma' remit um that the Ger
mane .t::tt OV .0 LW.d and wounded(
at :he which ge ned the
scot t•atk of the Yeer Canal to them
.o douot. however. Lut that
• c t:a hies on both slid s must
t IVY.
' ^e r•! T •- '•a ed by the Germans
c__ .nosed or c donde,
r.:.ied r.lt'. otbr: chemicals They
:re tarot: n by means of .t hand
- -• rye. Ther supply
THE SIGNAL : GfDERICH : ONTARIO
DOCTOR SAID HE HAD DIABETES ( A FRIENCLY VISIT. •1111
Dodd's Kidney Me Cleared Out Every
Trap d It.
8L Weoceean, Nicole' Go., Ljus.-
April !lith.-tSpeelal).-"1 started to
take Dodd's Kidney Pills because the
doctor told me 1 was threatened with
diabetes'. $ After taking ten boxes 1
was again examined by the doctor.
end he told me that all traces of dia-
betes bad disappeared."
This isthe stateaseot of Mr. David
Hao., well known and highly re-
spected here, and he is only one of
many in thi• neighborhood who have
found • new lease of life in the great
Canadian kidney reioedy.
1t t• cures such es this that have
given (hidde Kidney Pills their repu-
tation. They are now known from the
Atlantic to the Piscine as the remedy
that never 'ails to clue kidney disease,
no matter where twin what form it is
found.
His Opportunity...
The Missuri past -.r looked over his
dimmer and rho, k his uncut Locks.
"('•rryioi out uiy original declina-
tion." be said, ' 1 nn about to call the
names of those pet runs who are nowasleep in Ibis cooKregatIan. John
8tackpele."
There was no response.
"John Stacrfole."
The stout man in the second 'pew
stirred reluctantly.
"John Stackpule!"
The stout man stirred again.
"Be down in a minute," be drowsily
called. "Keep things bot for me."
The pastor's voice tang out :
"You're going down, all right, John
Stackpole,' he roared, "and thing*
will be kept very, very hot for you !
Let us now sing the ninety ninth
hymn."
NEW STRENGTH
IN THE SPRING
Nature Needs Aid in flak-
ing New Health -Giving
Blood.
In the spring the system reeds a
tonic. To he healthy you must have
new blood, just as the trees must have
new sap to renew their vitality. Na-
ture demands it. and without this new
blood you will feel weak and languid.
You may ha. twinges of rheumatism
or the sharp rtwbbing pains of neu•
riIgia. Often there are disfiguring
pimples or eruptions on the skin. In
other cases there is merely • feeling of
tiredness and a variable appetite. Any
of these are signs that the blood is out
of order -that the indoor life of winter
has lessened your vitality. What you
need in siring is • tonic medicine to
put you right, and in all the world of
medicine there is no tonic that an
equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. These
pills actually make new. rich red blood
-your greatest need in spring. This
new blood drives out the mode of dis-
ease and makes easily tired men, wo-
men and children bright, active and
strong. Mies Edith Brousseau, Savona.
B. 0., says : "I was as pale as • ghost.
suffered from headaches, severe palpi-
tation of the bear*Mt the slightest ex-
ertian. 1 had little or no appetite and
seemed to he drifting into a decline. 1
wee attending high school in 'Van-
couver at the time, and the doctor ad-
vised me to stop. I did so and took
his treatment for some time, hut it did
not help me in the least. Upon the
advice of a friend I began taking Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills, and in a very
short tin.e they gave me trick complete
health and enabled me to resume my
studies. 1 have enjoyed the best of
health since, and owe it All to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pill..."These pills are sold by all medicine
dealers or can he had by mail at 50
cents • hox,nr six boxes fortl2.S*, from
The Dr. Williams' Medicine C.o,
Brockville. Ont.
In reply to a suburban Sunday
school teacher s small boy stated
that "an epistle is the wife of an
ap etre !"
In the southern part of Arkansas,
where the natives take things easily,
a man and his wife were sitting on
t
their p reb when a funeral proeenion
passed the house. The titan was e•oni-
s fortahly seated in a chair that was
tilted hack towards the street, his feet
on the sill of an open window, whit-
tling lazily. "1 reckon of man Williams
has got about the biggest funeral that's
ever heen held round hyer, h'in't he,
('arline ?" "A purty good-sized one,
Bud," his wife replied. "I surely
would like to ape it, said Bud. "What
a pity 1 ain't florin' that way !"
�cILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
smSUR A) C ■ C 0.-►rs act a wows.
ttd.1. a Frei., 8saforUi P.O.:
•tPmtagat.. Seaforth R
OdomWI. W
Uka $g'..iwa.a.
Iia itmsowak. ess Evaie
*:j. yr est isysie : Alex.
C1lasss i Ldsssedostl :
a sad spittheirwespwteesa pa
Ito a ee.yow e=weea
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MINAS or MAiitAoa
Patent Solicitor
1FL S. W000[
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Moppet venison la patent sults. Pat-
.ksaMamaN kowstriss.Mill.
a)fiimto lkw-'Daeked esu itis
sawn, tura iseos's "
oolki its dill.' >A
tltaust.d in the first
i t'e object of the German attack 1a
'borsht to h,, the capture M the town
of Ypres which they regard as the
key to Calais, from which they bops
to launch an attack on England
Perelman, omn,lseie Named
A rurchastng commission of thud
members, Hon A. E. Kemp, chairman.
and Messrs H. !$ports, of Montreal.
and Gen F Galt. of W innlptg, was
appointed by the Government at a
nesting of council on Monday. Tia
aemmisstnn will have charge of W
purchases under the war approlrta-
of 11101000 000 gamed net os'►
Ian Hampton Ceswwywds
A Cairo letter to Tike Looks Them
describing the big camp of tis Mlles'
sspedttloetry fore* for the Dgeog..
.11... sow at Alexasdrla, reveals t .
elde.taily the feet twat O.ssi.wal air
Aa Hamilton r the (---14,
C1Mf of that expedttlea
reels. of tae teres. the Mbar ea"
General d'Aeado. Oeessmaa fr •t the
Preset .yeti... refereed w Oona!
Haafto. as "am abbe"
Frown flamed_ t i111
bow bow �
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TAII,COLLECTOfl
X14 ¥EAR$ OLD
Expected to Resign on Account
of Feebleness - Gained
e Strength and Twenty-four
Pounds by Taking Vinol.
Car4st14 Mks.: - '1 am a city tax
edleeter and sweaty four years of age.
I was lea weak, ran -down condition se
that I Demes exhausted by every little
exertion. Mydruggisttold Ile about
Y emd i decided to take it Ie a
week I 'Weed eoeciderabls imp ove-
eysmt. I aontlnoed ha me r mew I
te to etre=
mew • DsMla• tonic• A. Ph101,
As see grows
are dw
wb Ked Issue se +a aim Is
wire
gene *8eelaatipn. M pear, tba dM�eed
ism tYlmolpeoa bell esciw.a pd r..r
old bum Y the Ysa1
mai body Ter eY
It aeisho a geed bssitlry appetite,
strengthensMs aireisistian icm sod this
sip nod agog pasple.gsd Itthiss ant la
MI
_we a1, we WM pal utak Poi
OL PusISIA 41141.4 SoMmed
Osiened• Oat
Why the New R»,dent Cabled Upos I
His Ns knee
Oeagr eemaa James 0. OaauHl st
Kentucky was reminded of a story the
other evening when reference was
mads to the way In wedeh Berth
bangs the plana Some time $lace. as
said. sweet idxtsen sat down at the
Piano in a pretty little suburban home
and started to bet at the keys. That
was 8 o'clock, At 8.30 she was still
on the job. The same at 9. At 10 a
man who had just moved Into flee
neighborhood came over and gently
pushed the buss button.
`I beard your daughter playing," ex-
plained the new neighbor as ernes
papa came to the door, "and I thought
I would drop In for a minute or two.'
`Fine, finer enthusiastically cried
girlie's papa. trying to had the new
neighbor Into the house. "Glad Toe
did! So you are road of music, ehr
"Not exactly that" responded Ms
new neighbor. peering into the parlor.
"In this particular case 1 had anAtT.-
alstlble desire to see the person wbe
was possessed of such a etfondsrftl
power of endurance." -Philadelphia'
Telegraph.
$.toys and Afters
When Phyllis wasn't sun that I
Loved her and her alone.
Ohs caned me upda dome times
Each day by telephone.
11ot now if she, should can Kee tip.
Oh, my, 'twoua make a stir.
Mat calls ms' down instead, tocaas%
You sea I married b.r.
-H. B. Haskins In N.w Tort DIM
Psnnywiee.
Rankin -One of lteenbroogb's rela-
tions wanted to gtre him an automo-
bile, and he woaido't accept 1t
Phyte -I wonder why.
Rankin --Just because when be twits
his new house be spent 7125 for a
bitching poet in front of 1t -Judges
Going and Comms.
"Toe bet I'm out for W rereeme."
A politician said one day.
"I give the people what they want
And then take It away."
-Richmond Times-Dilpattl h
Fastidious.
'Ob, my day is epofed! I case at
without my cigarettes."
"Algernon will let you have some of
"Dear me! I can't smoke cigarettes
with another fellow's monogram on
them"-Loulville (AariseJ.urnal.
Prim of Early Fame.
In early Youth b. won W fame.
And now his every hour to spent
in toiling 1111 his back r lam.
To prove It was no seeide^.t
-Detroit F-• .• Prep.
Hie Nostalgia
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S ecial Values in
NEW SILKS
Estrus special value in the popular `'ilk Repp,
:11 'inches wide. Heavy quality, colon navy,
putty, Belgium blue, grey, etc. *1.00 er yard.
Miller's Special black Messeline Silk'. Hand-
some quality, rich ratio finiob :bt inches wide.
51.80 per yard
An shades in our Special P•ilette now in
stock. Super quality, rich finish, will give entire
satisfaction, :#t inches wide 51.00 per yard
Fancy Silks in all the se.tsein's newest designs
and colorings, ;1t1 to 10 inches wide. From Tito
per yard
New Summer Gloves
Kayser guaranteed Silk Gloves, double
"Look on the hem" for the name Kayser.
Kayser'2-donee Silk Gloves in black, white,
tan, navy, putty, sand, grey OOo per pair
Kayser 12 -button long Silk Iilove, in black,
white, sand, tan, grey.. $1.00 per pair
Same quality as above. 26 -button length,
$1.25 per pair
finger tips which outwear the Gloves.
Kayser super quality. 2 -dome Silk Gloves
white and bla.k• all slow. A written guarantee
with every pair 78o per pair
Kiyaer extra quality la -button Silk Gloves,
black and white. 51.80 per pair
Children's Gloves. wrist mad elbow lengths, in
11 sizes. - From 28o per pair
Kayser Gloves are made in Canada
Special Serge Coats in navy and black,
three-quarter length, a mo.' useful garment
-•.. $0.50 each
NEW NECKWEAR -Never has the Neck-
wear been so dainty as this reason. All that is
new is berg Froth 25o
Three of our leading lines :-hosiery, Gloves'and Neckwear
McCall Patterns, "Once Tried Always Used"
I Millar's -
Scotch - Store
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TELEPHONE NO. 56
"Are you married, rep man? • hilly
asked a sailor.
T. indeed. roam; married and fsm•
tam children."
"Poor fellow! Traveling about !a
this! And don't 700 over get Mew
sick r
'Only when Pm home. roam" -Phi.
adalohta Preen
A Feature tltsey.
ifs ems bey weeds svesty est elk
And yet tri Int t meek;
!ga tach te scary and thin. bet. aseetM
Hs has • world d shunt
-New Tort Me&
Sown Gress' Beak.
"Previdemoe Intended ase for a lode
sr of fashion."
'Provfisom Intended yes fir a liM e
'Wed. whether Providence dei sr MO
leu got m."-aoostoa Pest
Somme.
Yea arways .2w -y. mere ar Issa,
Ts wag that moots ran seamen
Ad that le why. n m6y be ewe&
It arenas eves Meilen/s&
-wnsarsar. ansa
PestieaL
Bast post 1a • gent$$•
"Wby r
"He rheas fitment with psytavet
Tellers will tell you that they rarely
go ttl.gethsr."-Excban'a
Mutual
"Way 1M the lamb love wan street our
Ms tallithim an did err.
"'tease wen street Lowes the les* tae
law,` the teactsw mobs rib
-ddl.
And He Con INK.
IIiEF-De yen know heir to an dere
Ir./
7111 - dura When tee skip's -
shrikes I look at ay wateb.-?alas
the -s.
Yoe Kens Mho
There s'1 • was Is ear tree.
Are M r fen et pest
Ss ams • vasty pkenom leek
AM newer oltatswun SUM
-assumese
Tis swam.
'sly te the Tees et -111. a end&
Med a anea of hour t masa. . r
"8aessou oho rani pat her haft r
kw l.eka.d's poetises.* - _eller_
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COMPANY. LIMITED
HR:AO OFFII K TORONTO
111ct411Ias i' LP:ADIte Croce
Mak.n cf Tire. for Automobile.. Motor
)rte, Bi ).1.- t errinar-
knblwrPittlog.l'Mking.H.-.. 'He. Stat-.
Kling iud i:.-n.•rol Itn ht••r 8prt.I1.
What Happened.
"ionise," said a moody British offi-
cer to his servant. "something tr11.
toe 1 shall never come hack frnn: thin
war alive. 1 have a sort of presenti-
ment." ''Then tat' no heed of it, sir,"
said hie servant. "Pre.entinients is
fraud.. A cousin of mine had one
once, and it treated hits real shabby
It was just like what h troubling you,
sir. He fa' vure as he'd be kilt out in
Egypt. so divided his savings 1.e-
tween his eetheart and his hoer.m
Chum. and went out to he shot. But
never • wretch did he get ell the
time.- "And what happened when he
returned, Jones? Did those two give
him heck his money r• "Not a farden,
eir.e They'd been and got spliced while
be was away, and they'd set up boow-
keepingoo it"
Brophey Bros.
GUDRRICH
lee e Lading
Fuser& Directors
sad Embalmers
Ordure carefully at waded to
.4 all burs. sight ere day.
Printing? the signal
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To The Buying Public
having still in ter ponseasion a tremendous .tock of
Number One CHINAWARE and CROCKERY, we have
decided to offer the same for FR I i►,\V and SATURDAY
at HALF-PRICE. We guarantee theme fiats to he.
ssithout doubt, daos of opportunity. especially in this line.
Grocery Department
Having an over -stock of groceries on hand, on FRii)AY
aril SATURDAY we will allow a ten per cent. tiimcount on all
credit orders and a fifteen per cent. discount on all STRICTLY
CASH ORDERS.
DID iT EVER OCCUR TO YOU. --
That there is a mighty difference in
the quality of GROCERIES ?
The -Maple Leaf Grocery hears the reputation of
being the home of, the real home of, Pure and
Up -to -Date Stock.
O'NEILL & COMPANY
(SUCCRS.SORS TO S. J. YOUNG)
Opposite Colborne Hotel
Hamilton St. 'Phone 32