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Lotus Lawn Cor-
respondence Cards
With and without Initials.
'25 cards and .S etttelopes to
bot. Platte 'LSC pgr box ; in-
itialed, :ir ant 50c per box.
Lotus Lawn Note
Paper
With anti w itbout Initial..
Plain 10c ler quire : initialed.
-pecial :::c Pet box. paper anti
eurelope..
Wall Paper
A splendid showing of Neat
Spring Call Paper..
Positively ro advance in price.
in this t•tablishment.
THE COLONIAL BOOK STORE
POr'r'
KIPPEN,
Wgs.eiatoay, March 1.
The Wait to enlist from berg V
Melville Me lyawnt. He i. training
.a Chalon.
Mr. John Hyde, jr.. eft last week
for Stratford. whose be has secured •
prettiest as bookkeeper.
1 he wowseo of the Red ('rows Society
are worktiror teithfatly arse are certeia-
I y deism their "bit- /a the argot
Two weeks ago the soldiery !roe'
Hendee nsarcbrd to our village for the
morning errs ire in the Presbyter
ia■ rhumb, where her. J Hiram -J-
ams pew.'hed a good and .ppropnste
ser moo .
Special sermons are to be preached
in Use Methodist church iso Sunday,
Mmes 12th. by the p.atyr. Rev. A. W.
Brown. The sebieet ■t 2.21 is -The
Boy of My Dreams." and at 7.011 it is
1'b. (girl of My Heart." The music
in the afternoon is to tie supplied by
tbe young men and in the evening by
the young .women.
1dr. and Mn. Dayid liyelman lett
recently for tbetr bowie la Dakota
Best wishes from a barge circle of
friends and acquaintances follow them
Mrs. Ryckmad(formerly- Mier Mayne,
P.rsoosi will be missed in many ways.
especially for her help in eaterWn-
tuests in coosaction with the Mrtbo-
diet church. wane her elocutionary
talents were higbly valued
SAL-Ex.-I.mei' Flatlet • Sale In
Turkersmith last week was well at-
tended and gobs' pi ices were realised.
He is renting his farm for thewcan
to Tailor A Hicbardsoo. John Moffat
is having • sir on the 2nd lost. and
Jo -vier It,sd ill about two weeks. A
1111...1.1.:- of fend is the re.son in the
1.0 lar ea ins'rnor.. Tbr lager bean
crop- II this section cut down the
n••,i no of feed solid.
to rn..-• tor. selves lr.r,.lire w.r• of ar
r. -a a.. t'1.1-n,R:+.-alt Nod JD/e.
right and wr.nlf, s.nd having k•rtted,'Alfred Furry, of Kinder ley. Suet.,
we must chore. --Maris (Juu,Ir left on Tuesday of this week fur borne
-- - after speeding a pleasant holiday with
1rieeds here, in Bayfield and in the
comedy o/ Haldimend. Six yews ago
they left a rented farm here to try for
• bowie in Saskatchewan. Fortune
W ensiled upr.n them. They loe*ted
is a good district. always had a .rep,
were never bailed. or frozen badly,
amd Ibis year t be threshed 01,11110
bushels of wheat, :t ale of flax, 8.000 of
OLDER BUT MONGER
To be healthy at severity, prepare at
forty. is sound advice, because in tbe
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglectr.l colds, or careless treat-
ment of slight aches ■n.1 pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years. l oats, and still have a large quanuty of
To be stronger alien older, keep your I •casts uothreabed because they had no
blood pure and rich aa.l active with tlat !more granary room- They n sw ova
strength-buil,tin;; and blood -nourishing tle acres, including that owned by
P prrt es of Scott's Emulsion which iso tbalr twosons. They thiol Saakakb -
loot, • tonic and a medicine to keep your wan is just the pot. They also give
blood rich elle% iate rheumatism and !great praise to prohibition as the test
avoid sickness. At any drug store. tiring that ever bappened in 8askatcb-
scatter &mar. Tat..to. out swan. They believe the license system
will be in force there again.
because those who formerly dean are
now the stroogest opponents of the
traffic. Myo who formerly came hems
drunk from town now come hems
sober and are paying tbeir debts
instead of sliding into bankruptcy as
they formerly were. Hotels are not
allowed to sell the so-called weft darks
and a man it he willdriok and happens
to tet • supply somewhere must drink
it in the seelu.ion of his own home. If
caught drinking elwewbere or treating
others, punishment, swift and sure, is
his lot. Surely those earnest West-
erners steal like the IMOD we have in
Ontario. They aren't afraid to make
a job of it when they stat t. What can
be said in favor ot whiskey -selling,
anyway ?
ST. HELENS.
Tev.sw.i, Feb. S).
Miss Edna Woods spent the week-
end at Luekoow.
Mims May Cameroo. of Moorefield,
spent 8uoday) at home.
Mr. and Mee tiiahahs Salkeld, of
Pao 'it Richter'. Sank., called on friends bete
'last week.
CENTRAL rDRU(. STORE Mr. J. B. Rutherford was called to
Kiolough on Monday. Husuter, Mrs.
Corner North St. and Square John Lane, is.t p, event very low.
Goderich 1 ST, HIILLrn Pt tic HAt1.-After
Pus- 1/0!'HONE~ Re. 11v ,over altren years of goodeetvscegiven
to tbe public ball as uea.urer Mr. P.
• Clark has resigned the position. Mr.
1 W. I. Miller war elected president and
treasurer and Mr. T. B. Taylor secre-
tory. The huliding committee are
Messrs. W. E MrPhetson, Hugh
Rutherford. D. B. Murray and Geo.
Webb.
A Hc.y Ess.wtos.-Tbr Women's
Institute met at Mrs. R. K. Midler': on
Thursday. The bu•inem consisted of
arranging for sew log and knitting for
the Red ('row. A committee to look
alar and to do the cutticgof the gar-
ments waa appointed : the yarn and
material to he bought at either of the
.tore.. The ladies for the 18.b con-
cessios--Mrs B. Naylor and Mrs. An-
drews ; 10th cooceesion, east of vitt
ate- Mrs. Corrosion and Mn. W. Tay -
14111. ; went, on loth concession -Mr..
W.J Humphrey and Mw Mary Ruth-
erford : a h eooeession-Mrs McRob-
e r is and Mrs. D. B. Murrey : village --
Mn. Little and Mass T. B. 'Gordon. A
good program wise given, including a
p.per by Miss M. E. Rutherford un
Marino. and their customs : a talk by
M.... T. B. Gordon on Red Crude woo k:
t.Ik by Nurse Anderson on her work
et 0 tawa among the Russians : an in-
strument..l by Mas. Elbe! alcl'beison
• twin by Mies [wattle : the editorial by
Nt.■ Marguet Web'. Yarn can be
g -.t at .'i•her car the wore* for anybody
S
.rr ho Yw.isbea to knit for th• soldiers.--
"rear
BEEF, IRON
and WINE
A Standard ' T.gic Remedy
Whoae Value in alldebili-
tated and anaemic con-
ditions is universally
recognised. .
Penalar Agency Only
banes .sif. Vampbell
For the Busy armer
Who Ra Chickens
TaiIfTAIL Impair
a il Imes
ie seas rent erten
heat
epee i as• leek with.sS OW eaelyeaC r
sed. s, res willies* su
lies* es ed e
rsasr kq ceel for taw vas s-w.ellsskkser.
gad teal •e* Lam sew prallir Prue r din
ami d Ike Icer.
Amoebaesus w eerier . b r .
Casale* each be.... N n
awl elms dr diets a tame hew J Os
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fest se tb., . trsa oswyedbeds r s
cyst; •e* cress evade.
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COLONY
CAN iliml 'MODELS
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k%ist...Me Cod.. r a.A. t ss
tlithie
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he g.esa.sa*r dwwa+e.l Y .sass+•
rnihe beat mew Ow heswei,oVii
w de sense is me
hasp Os
mem. saars week ere
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nillarigiPrneaii.tt:rl=illi=tterig Nr*i•
est fr. C..A.. p.er
Dries ..w e. w_w.Oia
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H. KED H REV! LL
RIRKIGCRESIT FARM
Com, R. R. No. 2. Cedwirb
.•ling man ..1 tet. Helens, who do
ri.0 think .aught 10 offer hi• are Creel 111
p meet you, no, her. wife or si-ter, as
well a• your home and country. if not
YOQ
- LOTHIAN.
TOMCAT. Fel,. g1.
LAWMAN Lot ALS. - Mr. Remelt
Ritchie .nhhft
vd ...hien Menlo.,
digsk., • few ds ago. and :Mendsy Ing here fir .paw time Mies
art i aware of a.m. spent 1heleti.r
p• t .4 •be week •lilting .1 John
.1 he-twig...•..Mier EDI. Ma.IMn-
.1.i, of Aerberley, i. .p-ndi, g .. few
.1.ti h.- w efM'..Mary 4..'1t.n-
aid Mis. Jean Jobn.tntte spent a
••et slating 1'1.nil • at Rapt. -v .
A newts r fr• as here a• tended' h. tins
oriel miff r'owrert 41 Pat ain,:lint Lst
P .lily . ht sed al rr"a a fine
ee.e. atsrsib 1r. and Mrs
tithe M.ynit. ada.ght;•r•
WATrdLD.
'llensisav, Felt. sa
Mr. end Mr. J 11. Hems,,, of tie•y,
re visiting '►saes in this a einey thi.
week
A **rimher of the s nesg ween of this
.wighhsehete hove eaNited for over-
MacEcuan Estate
THE SIGNAL - GOD .4' ICA ONTARIO
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Auy quantity best ell Maple
Slabs. Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling 'Cedar or Pine.,
TELEPHONES. s` 0
renglemeg Meta
Made
1 Bones"
Yandyl
"Chicken •
A vanilla shell with ground
walnut filling. Dainty- pick-
ing, at per pound 30c
"Turkey Bones"
A cinnamon shell with
chocolate centre. Espec-
ially- good, at per pound
"Pretty Pouts"
A chocolate shell with nec-
tar cream filling. Gond eat-
ing, at per pound 25c
"Queen's ng"
A maple cream pudding
filled and iced with English
walnuts, at per pound30c
Opera Creme Caramel
A delicious sugar creme
made of dairy cream and
granulated sugar and dip-
ped chocolate, at per
ppound 30c
- FIR/T ANO Cao HOI•tuC m
NAPPY.
J. E. ROBBINS
The Gandy Man
Succee.wr to T. J. Halteld.
eesa servsce.
James Redmond bas been indisposed
for some time. We lope (cc his
speedy recovery.
DILATE( OF MRI,. W. J. P..RM:S.-Mee.
W. J. Pathe, wbo ear a ger.1 sufferer
from neuritis, pas -ed to the Great Be-
vond on Monday, 28th inst., at the
home of her brother. W. Johnston, of
Blyth. Ste lived the greater part of
her life here and was highly respected.
8be was an earnest worker in the Metho-
dist clutch, wbere.he will be greatly
missed. To mourn her lora she leaves
a sorrowing husband and several
brothers and sisters
SALTFORD.
tt THURSDAY. March 'L
RIFLE LEAtct?: Sot 1.11. --The box
eocual held list Fi:tlav evening under
the auspices of the Colborne Rifle
League. for the benefit of the Saltford
branch of the Red Cro>a Society, was
a splendid success. although for League
members expected alarger attendance.
The first part of the evening was !pent
in Drotrersirr euchre. tbe prizes being
awarded to Mr,. H. Walter and Mr.
G. \lacEwan. Following the cards
the lunch'...xr were auctinnrd off by
CouncillorH. Hill. who made • very
clever aortioneer, receiving generous
bids for all the bozo,. The bids varied
from $1 two Xi and the proceeds
amounted to 1114:. 11 was the inten-
tion of the Clun io snake presentations
to several of its members who have
enlisted, but ibeir •b.eece prevented
this. C. Tbotnra and W. Farman have
since received wrist -watches and W.
Straiton a ring. Oliver Goldthorpe
altar was presented with a wrier -watch
before his departure for England.
Young man of Stratford. wbo do you
think ought to offer his services to
protect your mother. wife or sister, as
well as your borne and country. it not
YOU1-
WEAK LUNGS
Bronchitis -As.h ma -
Coughs -Night Sweats -Debility
Orel those conditions leading to
CONSUMPTION
Sane Extracts from Swan Evidence :
RANDOLPH E PALMER. on (cath,
says : "'Nature's Cres:toa' I, IOW
helped me."
CHABLIS IINOPH, cal: (hall, &IV.:
" My night sweats stopped and sty
hemorrhage stoppe.t from the first
day
LOUiS C ZINL nn Oath. vys .
" 1 hair to thank 'Nature. Creation'
that i e n here today"
Send for Booklet containing complete
stateeteat. on Oath Mae. those wbn
have used " Natere's Creation.'.
NATURE'S CREATION COIRANT
OF CANADA. LTD.
RODS 14. COSO*AVE BUiLDiNG.
TORONTO. CANADA
OOOENNOM TOaLalr.
Unisys+ Pavaavisc ao.ITY.-The
e eases. 31 the Called Patrlor lc s.
cel y .t (iode.eh township h•.* for-
warded
orwarded to the Med Orem &misty .t
'hwtlta dung J.s..r ' 11th s SI
tiktis. b7 p.ir'e soaks tied 11 ba.-
Don•tfene from A Vilma aid
.Knish Sturdy of RI earth have
hese mas.lved. The members of Tay -
aerie Deduce, wW have • eowtag at
the haeme of Mea Wm. Patton, 7th
romemde. o. Wednesday. March b.
All lug welcome.
A &alai. Kv urs. -On Priday
ev.aleg of Met week *r. Heeiess
Yooggitegs, of the Huron road, Nine
tensed • .umber of hie friends mid
!wishbone. The early part of the
evening wag west in water and various
games. Those wbo did not play cards
listened to mese exodeat music by
Mr by 31sery on the violin,
by Miss Iva hemming*
on the gegen.. Ahout midnight the
dioiapertus was the centre of attrac-
tion. tlrt fables heiag spread with ail
the lith edea gf the nems.. After all
the gest s bad done ironies to the
ratithlelgs provided by the logien,
woe indulged in. with Mr. G.
Montgomery and Mr. alert. Lamprey
as violinists, and Mr. Will Driver as
. rachet.! eevemaeias. Towards morn-
ing Use guests departed. declaring
they had spent a very rte joyst.le even-
ing.
DUNGANNON
PA'llttane Mggrtrts. - A grand
meting will be head in the
church, Duagaeaoa, on
evening, March 11. b, at '7 911.
ltev. J. Poth.ritstbam. of Goderieb,
wW driver an address and it is eco
e xpected that two returned nurses will'
be present and Speak of their expert-
etiers at the front. There win also be
some musical numbers. This messilag,
is bold under+the auspices of the Hums
1
County War Auxiliary and It is hoped
there will be • large attendance.
COLbORNE.
Pcntor Mer'rist: -A public meet-
ing will be bees on Monday eveniog at
S o'clock in the Pre.byteri•n church,
Carlow, under the auspices of the
Huron County War Auxiliary. This
meeting will be addressed by Rev. J.
B. Fotberingbam. of Goderich, and
0.pt Wlndryer, of Toronto. Capt.
Wfndeyer is addrewing • meeting in
G.deriea on Sunday evening and bait
kindly coometed to remain over and
speak et Carlow Monday. He has
lately returned from France. where be
was at the front enraged in observa-
tion wort for the British and Cana-
dian Governments. His address will
be most interesting and instructive
sod it is hoped that there will be •
Iarn•e attendance. Mr. Fntberiogham's
ability as a speaker is well known and
all wbo attend may be assured of an
in teres t ing'addrees. \
TILL ENDS WHITE FLANNELETTE
Soo mill ends White Flannelette go on sale Saturday morning.
All are beautiful soft quality and mostly wide widths. Lengths are syr
to 10 yards, and real bargains for these are very scarce goods today.
Saturday morning by the end at less than mill price.
The "Northwaj ' Suits and Coats are Here
First showing of " Northway " models in Ladies' Tailored Suits
and Coats for Spring wear. These spring models are worthy of the
name they bear and absolutely correct in every detail that goes to make
a stylish garment. Of most of them we show but ono garment In
any particular style, and these will not be duplicated, thus assuring
buyers that individuality in dress so much desired. We strongly advise
early selection, more so this season than ever before, for materials are
becoming harder to get every day, in fact many lines are already off the
market and will be impossible -to procure until the war is over.
'' Northway " Suits for Ladies, $16.50 to S3o.00,
Northway " Coats for Ladies, $7.5o to $2o.00.
Wide Width Americas Percale 17c
Fast color American Cotfo. Percale, nary and butche
blot ground, wltb neat spot or small floral pat-
terns. Splendid wearing, fast colored cloth. which
we can strongly recommend. per card 17o
trusty D.Fartrment Now Ready for &mi ees
MUnaery Department is now ready for sprint( blase
nese Our milliners have returned from the (aab-
100 centres where they have been studying the
season's new styles. Case after ease of hats,
flowers and trimmings have been opened up rind
we are ready to give every order prompt attention.
Saki of Gats at $5.00
Our big clearing sale of Ladies' Wisher Chide Mfr
will coottnae until every gauntest is mid_
Coatswe are selling are the biggest kind of • tour -
gain. There are Clacks and colors in tbs lot sad
they are worth two. three sod four rimes the trice
you can buy them for.
"Nemo" Grants
New models in this popular Americas Corset, jet to
hand. All the popular "Nemo" features shows.
The ideal Corset for stoat figures, ■1 per par ...
a2.75 to $11.50
OD 1ENS BRO
Direct Importers •
GODERICH
Eat an Active Food
To avoid indigestion and constipa-
tion eat lea of the highly -refined.
fancy cereals and stag chy foods. Wh.t
the stora.rh, liner and bowels rryuire
is an unrefined. active cereal to keep
them working right. Dr. Jackson's
Roman Meal has more active. stimu-
leting power than any other breakfast
cereal. It contains whole berries of
wheat, whole ben ies of rye, deodor-
ized flaxseed and bran. Makes delici-
ous I..,rtidge and all irked products.
At all groceries, 10 rents and 2.5
cents.
Made by Roman Meal Co., Toronto.
FROM PTE. KELLY, M.T.A.S.C.
Now is a ted tint* to flu
your Furniture Utielstared•
We Ile it and de it well.
NEURASTHENIA THAT
FOLLOWS LA GRIPPE
Rest and a Tonic Is the Proper Treatment Dis-
1 tinguished Medical Authority Says.
( There is a form 1.1 neurasthenia that
follows la grippe. Doctors call it
post-grippal" neurasthenia.
One of the foremost medical author -
A letter from Pte. Basil Kelly, of.
the Imperial Mechanical Traoeport
Corps, bits been received by his par-
ents, Mr. and'Mrs. J. B. Kelly. He
is at Grove Perk, Lee. S. England. He
tells of passing the test for motor -
drivers. Out of 4:A men about half
passed the first test. The test was
made on a long six -too truck. Some
of those wbo failed in this test, and
who wou'd have to take • smaller car
at. lower guy, are conning beck to Ceas-
ed* rather than do this. The men are
living in huts. about forty iu each hie.
They sleep with six blankets under
them and Gear above. Basil expected
to get a week's leave -from Saturday
to Saturday -when he would go up to
London. He sends his regards to the
Goderich toys. He asks for some
Canadian tobacco -he doesn't like the
tobacco they have over there -and for
copies of The Signal. Needless to say,
both requests are being complied with.
COUNTY COURT DECISIONS.
Naegele et al. v. Oke.
The plaintiff suedin the County
Court to nsaiotain a hydraulic ram
upon. and take water from. the defrn-
drat's land in Colborne township, and
for an injunction to restrain the de-
fendant trona interfering with tbe
plaintiff's water rights.
One John Halliday and his wife
made a verbal agreement with the
plaintiff concerning the water rights
in question. The plaintiff enteral
years ago established a hydraulic ram
.cad piped the water a ron.iderahle
distance to bin farm. Snbsegoentay,
its• n .I. int lo sell their f.rtu by auc
non, the HaIliday. gave to 11.e plain-
tiff a writing to protect him. Tbe
defence contended that the writing
war not under real and was not valid,
and 1 bat (bore eras tea 0.i.sideratlon
for it. and teat .t amounted onlyto a
licence, which wee revoked, anthat
the deli -edam. Oke was sot bound by
it.
His Honer Judge Doyle bold. that
Mrs. Halliday actively participated
with be. husband in wtierce-
tn.
s
giving the grr
m• cat to the plaints for protectors:
that the defeodsnt (lee bought the
lord "Fhb lull knowledge u/ ibe water
nights ; *het the waste water wench
defendant easiest wee good seaside's-
; that a mai was sot required to
ha 1.11116/4/. and 'bat LM plaintiff
hold. • valid right to an e.rsesent on
ter- defendant'. lands Judsesrerl is in
f4•or of the piano iff eetahlishing
him water right. lys.areseing the de-
f.nda... Gusa i..ievferi.R with raise,
and •tote dam for the i..trrfer-
mee l y alae d dar•t whleh tusk
pis.o ' he p. inn a 191 •ted Oouoly
Oou. t r,.et• of tie.- action.
N. Pl,.wifoot, K. (1. and J L Lil
loran fon the plaintiff ; Charles Oar•
r..w for • he defendeso-
Fromm .t al. v. Oeldthsrpe-
Tbi- w.. .s appeal by H. n ry7 Free-
man. J vomit 01 ink and Wiliam 0.
Misrl.ng, as ..gmetlanta. to tae O.wsl
Judge .4 Mews. Iron am award
•
Ries of New York city in a lecture in
the international elioica said:
'Broadly speaking, every victim of
la grippe will suffer from poet-grippal
neurasthenia sloe. Lowering of ner-
vous tome with increased irritability
is the most striking effect of the div-
es/Ie. languor of mind and body, die -
turbot'. fitful sleep and vogue pain., in
the head and elsewhere. The treat-
' meet :ails for rest and a tonic."
If you have sod 1• grippe read those
symptoms *gain • "Ltagtwr of mind
and body, disturbed, fitful sleep and
vague Towing in the bead lord else-
where. If you have any or all of
them it means that you ore still suf-
fetinlc from the effects of la grippe sod
that you will not be weld and ('tee from
danger of relapse until your blood is
built up.
'Ise treatment, says the distingu-
ished physician rooted above, is rest
and a tonic. Dr. William.' Pink Pills,
a non-alcoholic tonic, at e pen 14 ularly
suited for building up the blood and '
sttergtbening the nerve. after an at-
tack of grippe. The rich, red bleed
expels the lingering 'germs from the
system and trensfo,w. de.pOnden1
grippe victims into v.brerful, healthy,
bapyy men and woman.
Ifou have bad 1a griPDe do not
wait fur • relapse or for the neural'.
!Arnie that so often fallows grippe, hut
get a box of Dr. Pink Palls
now from the nearest drug store •od
l•egin the treatment at once.
Ycu can get Dr. lt'illi•mr' Pink Pills
from any medicine dealer or by mail,
at 10 fasts a box or six boxes for $2.60,
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brookville, Ont.
for the respondeat, J. T. •Goldthorpe.
by V. M. Roberts, towagbip engineer
for Colborne, concerning the drainage
of the lands along and adj scent to the
Point Farm road in Colborne.
ilia Honor Judge Doyle holds that
the award improperly diverts the
water from the natural course e-e-t-
etly and improperly directs it to go try
a right angle. northward. throe b
rising ground, and owing to the right
single turn and the !ergs Waterfall
down the read the water would .till go
westerly. where it had gone tor a great
number of year.
The award is ordered to he amenderi
rs art to carry the drainage in the
direction of the old drain westeriv to
the lake : the work and material are
Up-to-date Plumbing
This is what yon want in your
house or place of business.
Dont let anybody put you of
with the inferior kind that is al-
ways causing inconvenience and
trouble. When you have a Plumb-
ing job to i* done, call in
Fred Hunt
HAMILTON STRIRKT 'Putout 1&5
IPure i., -crew.., in bulk or fan -y
bricks, at Mark- o•.• 'a 'Phone 1111,
Winter Footwear
Style, Fit and
Durability
Are three very important
features in footwear. They
are qualities that every line
of Shoes and Rubber. in our
immense stock must possess.
Every line is selected with
ends inview, there-
fore ensuring quality
and footwear that will stand
the test in any weather.
REPAIRING
Geo. Mac Vicar
assessed •proportionately among eke TO THE PUBLIC
several owners. The respondent J. T.
Goldthorpe is directed to pry the costs
of the appellants and the costa 'for
me king an additional survey neoesai-
tated by the stale+ having b- en re-
moved, and the respondent is further
indented to pay the costa of Engio.er
Roberti award un the ground tbat the
re.poodent failed to attend a meeting
of owners called by him.
J L. Killoran for the appellants ; L
E D..eey foe the respoodert,.
ONE HUNDRED YOUNG WOMEN
..a u•• aeadnd Yuan. ]carr warded a. ores
4. true. M .-h.dre elite r•••r tw.. T •
.ease oaths
T's1 Trap R T eaalo. M w.an
verse yes Mat ate le T ',partook).
DsnT dela,. Write ted.i .
Mr. A. L. Caldwell takes the op.
portunity of advising the citizens
of Goderich that be has purchased
the Drug Business formerly con-
ducted by Mr. C. L. Coultis, and
respectfully solicits a continuance
of their patronage.
He will carry a complete stock
of Drug.. Sundries, Stationery,
Photo Supplies and Coofectiooery•r
and looks forward with pleasure
t0 an early call.
1 The Early Bird
Set your eggs now and have the chicks out early.
LAYS THE WINTER EGGS
LAYS THE WINTER EGGS
Raise your Rock all at one time with a Brooder, its easy.
We'll Hatch the Chicks.
H. KEITH REVELL
• GODERK}i