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DAY.
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Piave Pani.. . 14'. Priv... . Fry
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1410.41 Fieintain Pen.,
including the N. w Si-If-Hlh-r.
lobi..
1\ wt, enter- R. nn •. Eat ea .1Iva-in]
1'i .. It' ear
THE COLONIAL BOOK STORE
Ce? Porter •
eleMMMENIMe
GET AFTER
THAT COUGH
with—
f‘i. oar
White Pine and
Spruce Balsam.
The best Cough Remedy
we know of.
4a/11e4 .4. Vampbell
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CENTR-4L 'DRUG STORE
--Coyne' North St. and Square
Godench
flu.. pt 'PHONES Re, 334
urity! Purity! Parity
The one dominating note that runs
all through the making of Sunlight
Soap is Purity. The $5,000 Guar-
antee you get with every single bar
is not a mere advertisement. It
marks a standard set for the buyers
who select the choice Sunlight Soap
materials—for the soap boiler—for
the c•:pert chemists—for the girls,
even, who wrap and pack Sunlight.
A!! are mindful of the Guarantee
—it is a source of gratification to
all the Sunlight workers.
Sunlight
4.: Soap
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mi.- Freda Lamb) .lent the week -sod with
flowed. ed tbrtb.
Mr.. C. A. Nairn ha. rt termed to to n after
-prodi,4 three week, r:Toronto.
Mr.. Myer. of Toledo. Ohio. Y •i -ulna at tM
borne of ler 'start . Mr PoW-y.
v Mr. Pere! Lomb., tea. gores to Barba whites
b.- bat a wat.on it, a robber•eeda factory.
Winter Footwear
Style, Fit and
Durability
Are three very important
features in footwear. They
are qualities that every litre
of Shoes and Rubbers in our
immense stock must possess.
Every line is selected with
these ends in view, there-
fore ensuring perfect quality
and footwear that will stand
the test in any weather.
REPAIRING
Geo. Mac Vicar
Mi.. Carrick Lit la -t wink is resod • t`
le
week. t Wit.* retatit t. at Tomato •ed met
Perry.
Mr leer. Sharman retuned bent. or. Mos-
tar from it ten dal• .Yit at l'o•oot. and
Bamilt•...
Nellie Pt..lea. N Duluth. Y a
• few eek. with bet paee•t•. Mr. aad ts.
It t. hard 1.1 .ter.
Mn. J. A. •'ampbell b. • renamed Mate awe
.iso-oiso-oiling-eve
. with rotative@ L for
einilY of
Mra. tr.; a. Lena, , of Corbett' me iae M res
R. Weh-tit.. of nt:ta . err the dust
Mn. J. H. Jol rrton, LHr
btboe -taut. Mr..
Mr.. (' lamberts. are daughter. Mia Dad
Hoyle. a• • -rvled the 'funeral o., dotards/ loot
of rhe 1.•.m. r - brother in-law. Mr Jobe ()Cele
Mt d 1. ea timer. flet.
MY- Jr 4. L,• -aa ►.r metered le DraoI
alter ,p-+"tmeaWOW? at her home Iwo. aha
was aerom t An"' W tb.. It se aur riser,. Ilia
re.. at:o will t .rt tt.we.
Mr. a. d Y.-. Walter Sha•.aaa wt e@
Friday 1.-t from Detroit. where tier e@/ bon
-ham 11 rt., n.r. Mr. t t.nae V raewerbet
aims) to;. h . recast tori.. (0....
Mi.. 1:. J. Phalen as -4 Ml-. Neat, - F.
taut sued .1 at 04. Auputtio. o ere bee
tetrad 11N• wedding oft aUT
' ICrhMe• , uremia-. t. Mr. J. P. Yana. of
tts.kalo.,
CENTRAL
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STRATFORD. ONT.
pATENTS
a,tt..i;Jl 11' -illi
1- a'1 a*.tut-tet A.k VI* era. IYvt:N.
T )1, i A f'VIakR.whtek wI:t be sent free
it.tR/ON R 1L4.11IO,7.
ably YMoereng $I, Seoul'''.
Toe Ca* Seale a halloo
If yr,:. tale a course with us. The de-
man•l upon us for trained help teensy
time-. the number graduating Stu-
dent. ..re entering tach week. You
may enter at any time. Write at ones
for ,•. • free catalogue.
1) .4. McLACHW.At, Prtade•L
1 mw Jerrie fader ie .e (WY u.ain at the
=111after ser glace. el wet oral we. -t•
.b stabber- was on the es+tr.lere wale
durbg ser ales ee..
Aaf1F1ELD.
Sou:maws' At n Ct nc Lg. —The regular
.oathly meeting of the Ashfield Sol-
diers' Aid Circle wn1 be held at the
boars of Mr. Rd. McWbinney qs W ed-
eedsy, Prhruary 11r, at tie p. tee. A
bele will be peeked for the Red tress
ttoeiety. Anyone dooati.g sheets or
pillowcase@ is iequewteti toping them
to this meeting. A tea will he served
from , to - o'elock in aid of the Circle.
Aa alarm of an last Tbuniay evec-
iag took the fit, brigade to the Baecb-
lar factory. There was no dre. how-
ever. the •lino bavirg hien raised by
somebody who as light; moving in
the factory is some pipet were being
ehowid out with totvbes.
IMEMININEI WRIER
Bat • - b d
Bat Tie
amatan re•b ir.a rag SwiWe heed -
dish and wee tired all ower. btttab
ems larpa ormig d let as I yiimpite ��y
aiet�eshig. I sew Vte•te Iadv mil
d to VoI wltli two waits
i is sded bpareat. sad
sew I amws. "—Moa Alar
W. gs•tuall8 1101, aur denim sed
lime sad Imo 1x14 to A mgthse sad
aW Welkn, . wtw..dow.ewwtsd
t/. mes
11 De.lop. Drosisk t. Godaeiob
. Attsatd tbs Oen. It Pays!
Ftlptt PTC R. N. NE ITT.
The lielbewitg letter trent Pte. R. N.
Noebits. ••'A' Osespeey. tat comma..
listto Mr. !M•& Mott. .f
t.... le 4•ted J.•a.ry beb, 1116, hunt
Prange :
Dear Yr•ak,—I was pi..a.d indeed
to resolve • pared fent Ooderich, and
asvenially the little hatssewif. from
Mea Mom Moog with her good
wishes. I e•a aaw.e.apth!ag is
that Nes i ap,red.tted wl bare. The
thriving Worm woes Aod.wd ed 1
Wipe my thanks to ell
s rMi i• the will eayeatrribstio.. ry
sea la laale ter a while sew. betrisR
left the attwttrshes whish N oswpj.i
asp to Christmas Ser. Yriwale
vary quiet here on that day,
ai'iayb
there was so shaded heeds this thee.
se ere were fee h�ib to bey egy
trues .o perky with our aeigliw
bees {formes). No. Year's Seo was
• bit dtiweer, a. they ..at over a per-
igee
er.t o hareimee of big .bails toad busk.),
Rehm We are 1.ae demego
giing g000beery littontorr w fee—
rest. sad I for one won't be son v. as it
ie tease time since we had • rest, awl
we shall so doubt have to go through
a lot of fighting in the spring. 1 bear
then is omits • lot of Gude icb boys
out hero sow, bat although they are
as or right somewhere i have sot
saes any. I hope they'll pull through.
I have hod .oars arae-veltoo. •elapse
m1rsH •U alone and bops my lock
b�js lent to dm Saadi.
I or by the papers now .ad seals
Codes& is getting iota of Govern-
ment seders. Wen, I bop. this win
wedgwa, especially for the organ tae-
ysy. Ibep. Webster. McKay and the
6tMr� an all well as 1 loft them. You
certainly gave a gnat reception 10
George Thom/woo. Poor kid ! He did
saner at Ypres, and 1 wee glad to be
she to help hint • little ma that day,
the :led April.
Now, hank. I hops you are still as
tough sad hardy as .ver. sad hop-
ing you or some oce wig mad ass •
Oederieh paper now and agate I win
Mose. Again thanking you all, your
wife os pe .silo, for your wisdoms. I
retlgai*. Yours sincerely.
R. N. NrsstTr.
CONTINUED GROWTH.
SMi factory Gaieties' Reflected i•
Amon St almost sl Trusts aad Gov-
erns* Ceaapasy, Limited, Tomato.
The report presented to the share-
holders of the Tsu.ta and Guarantee
Compal , Limited, at their annual
meeting held et its head cmce in Tc-
ronto on January 2ritb, show. 'a cor.-
tinued and steady growth in the Com-
pany's business.
' The total assets of the Company in-
txeased doting the year almost one
=blies dollae.e, asd tk. total now ex
seeds $14,000,(U! These fig ores are
sigoidcnnt of the increased and ic-
creasing detnand for trust compsnc
steward -hop in preference to that of
the private party, affording as it does
a reliable and economical means of cat -
tog for he Huanesl affairs of a mat. ,,t
ammo. duriog his lifetime and eQbc.-
petty ndmiaiatering his estate after
his decease.
A funber impot tent gain is that re-
ported in the total of the guaranteed
Irani fend., which are funds invested
by private parries and fraternal sad
other societies through the agency of
the Company. 'These funds now
an ount to about four and a quarter
millions of dollar,. being • substantial
in.rease over the total of one year ago.
and most favorably reflects the cuo-
fldecce of the investing public in this
form of secrttily issued by the Trusts
and (guarantee Company.
The net profits for the year were.
tike the` of all other financial institu-
tion. 'lightly below ebe figures of
1911. The usual dividend of 6 per cent.
per annum was paid and the balance
of the esn.iogs was cart ied forward to
the credit of prr.Ht acd loss or reserve
account, making the total of that ac-
count sow t~iliti,611.48
Nr. James J. \Marren, the president.
in moving the adoption of the report
called the attention of the sbareboiders
to the fact that the Comp.ay. inse-
am tr.d in vest men are, by
act of Parliament, • trustee security,
and sa melt are now legally one rel tis
high -duos securities in which execu-
tor. and trustees are authorised by law
to invest funds of 'mates and crusta.
1 n i bs course of his remarks among
°du -ratings the president said : "The
proceeds of lbs Targe Western crop
and of the mu.ition orders for the
British Government are now sowing
into elrenlalion. General boldness 5.'
improving in alt line., and peel.•e
even��eeee•.tter activity The Ieeliog of
appreh.ns.o• t Ilat pt evaded in the
early Isom In of the war seems to have
passed, and the Canadian people aro
going shout the business of develop
their country in a serious way.
are exercising a very necessary
economy."
The adoption of the report was sec-
ondee by Yr. t'. E. Ritchie. vim-pr.si-
dent, who commented upon the ad -
ter.• effects the war had had on dime-
ci.l tr.seactaon•. "Ws moat hope," he
said. 'Yoe • speedy and .t the sante
tome eatisfeetor)I lermin■t(n of the
war. wbwn 11 wrrutd he reasotiobb to
*sliest • gradual return of normal ma-
diti..ss with • remittent favorable hi -
pr r,ves int in tbe general eoodliIo.s of
1. '.tome and Beaman affairs through-
, ,. C'.nads "
A hearty vote of thanks was passed
to , h. °Moen and staff of the Coar-
p . n y. The same hoard of directors
wens se -elected, and at a subsequent
m. -.ting of the hoard the folbwiss
officers went appointed : Jasse@ .1.
11,' airy". ,.s-.ii..t t D. W. Kers and
(' R. Runde. viss•pr..Wosts. ad RB.
9t o, dale, maw* eaanager.
TORO* rel, ONT art Weer 1a Carada foe
aomlpe,Nr- r haleadoration Clemmsesa new.
Cambers,
•beew a e.. tluewr d. a01 fur our nod. -
sus rift' r..w.
Let There be Light
And there was light wherever we were given
an opportunity of installing
Electric fixtures
Experienced men and the best
materials is the secret of our
success.
titers Esglisn Toffees
Tie Ddiciees "telt is TOW
Meath" Clad.
Our store is Headquarters for everythin in
Electrical Appliances, from a POC
SEARCHLIGHT to an ELECTRIC STOVE
Beauty and Utility are combined
in much of our stock, and—
PRICES ARE RICHT.
Egg and Milk Dainties
Mint and Batter Dainties
Rum and Butter Dainties
C ream Toffee it oils
Whipprtl Cream Bon -Bons
Crena Butternut%
Rmien Treacle
r
Big Remnant Selling
Starts Saturday, February 12th
AND WILL LAST FOR ONE WEEK
Every short -length Remnant in the store has been measured
up and goes out on the Bargain Table Saturday morning,
marked at prices that are meant to sell them quickly. There
are Remnants of everything from cotton to silk on these
tables and each and every one a Bargain.
Our special Sats Tames tool its drew top to elf ployiwg them aur they will be
all ready for Saturday Selling
Coat Remnants $5.00
Clearing -out time has come for Ladies'
Coats and we are clearing the last at
remnant paces. Saturday we will sail
15 Ladies Handsome C3oth Costs, cor-
rect in style and material, all dark color-
ings, right up-to-date. We will not say
what the original prices were, but they
were far more than this Saturday price.
Any one of the 15 only
$5.00
I f v„rt want a bargain in • winter Coat.
thi- r- merry chance
Clearing the Furs
Big Clearing Sale of Furs now in full
swing. If you have the slightest thought
of Fur buying, our advice is to do it now,
for prices will undoubtedly be M
next winter. See our special ladies Muffs
and Neck -pieces at
$3.65, $6.65, $9.65, $13.65
They are undoubted bargains. every piece
in these four lots. .
Specially tempting prices on some choice
sets of Black Fax. Beaver. Alaska Sable.
Persian Larnb and some Muskrat Coats.
Trimmed Hats
24 Lois' Trimmed Hats at 79c etscA
17 Children's Hats at 25c each
This is the last call for Millinery for the
winter season. Every Hat must be sold,
and sold at orsce. No holding back any,
but you may take your choice of any
Ladies Trimmed Hat on Saturday morn-
ing for 79c, and your choice of any
Child's shape. moat of these are trimmed
with band of ribbon or cord, all ready to
wear. for only 25c
New Scotch Ginghams
Attractive patterns and fast colors. Sat-
urday morning we make a special show-
ing of new Scotch Ginghain.s. These
are the genuine imported article. Pat-
terns are most pleasing and attractive
and they are dyed with the old dyes. the
colors are fast. These are splendid for
ladies' and children's wear and once the
lot is sold they -cannot be repeated at
practically any price until the war is over.
Prices range at
from 14c to 30c per yard.
Hodgens Bros.
DIRECT IMPORTERS GODERICH, ONTARIO mir
-•e
NO MORE CRANKING NO MORE BROKEN ARMS
All Ci)swey Toffees at
40c A POUND
,TITE. ROBT. TAI
Trinses :Ogles U
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H. C. Dunlop
Roza/ Store
t Ss.t tilts M . — Cohn
M. J. FARR, Agent
COLUIRNt ST[EET, MIXT CANADIAN AN BANK OF COMMLRat