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W�me,cnce
invalido
Now in Good Health Through Use
of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Say it is Household
Necessity. Doctor Called it a
Miracle.
All women ought to know the wonderful effects of
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound even on
those who seem hopelessly ill. dere are three actual cases:
Harrisburg, Penn.-" When I wan single I suf-
fered a ghat ileal from female \seakncss because
my work compelled nit. to stand all Clay. I took
Lydia E. !Inkhorn's Vegetable ('oInpouud Sir that
and %vas math• stronger by its 41st. After I was
married d I took the Compound again for a female
trouble and after three mouths 1 passed what the
doctor called a growth. Ile said n was a miracle
that it carte away as one generally Koen under
the knife to have thou' removed. I never want to
he without your i'onllwoulxf in the house." -Mrs.
I ICANK KNnnt, 1114.2 Fulton St., llarr'iuburg, Penn.
Hardly' Able to Move.
Albert Lea, Minn.-" For ala:ot a year 1 had sharp pains across
my lark an hipm and was hardly able to move around the house.
My head would •oche and I was dizzy and had no appetite. After
taking Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills, I
am feeling stronger than for years. I have a little boy eight months
old and ain doing my work all alone. I would not be without your
remedies in 'oho house as there are none like them."- Mrs. F. K.
fuse, 611 Water St., Albert Lea, Minn.
Three Doctors Gave Her Up.
Pittsburg, Penn.-" Tour medicine has helped
me wonderfuly. When I was a girl 18 years old I
watt always sickly and delicate and suffered from
irregularities. Three doctors gave me up and, said
I would go into consumption. 1 took Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and with the third
bottle began to feel better. I soon became regular
and I got strong and shortly after I wax married.
Now I have two nice stout healthy children and am
able to work hard every daay "- Mr'.. Ci.an=frTIN•
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AB wooer ala kself eti eo writs is the iris IL Phobias* W oM-
eine Co, Lyon, Masi, for special -doles,-1t will be ooaAdeati•L
PAINTa from fact
est.....'8 pro lii
Ready Maud and
Fire Resistant -Barn,
Roof Iron, griming
$1.2gallons S a galloforn $1 1 O
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Our Paints are guaranteed to ghee moti fs:tics.
MINERAL PAINT COMPANY, LONDON, ONT.
House Paint, inside or
out ide, Flat or Oil
Finish, Quarts 45c $1.58
Gallons
Why pay regales retail prices ter
exl
paint when you s get what e want at Mee thee wholesale?
a e. add `:ian'atime!
Don't let your system become lowered by tr
,,
Pint" -take a dose of
the attacks of a cough or cold. "Safety
1. �,
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Oltemb•rlaia's Cough
Remedy at ono). It loosed the Cough so.i - -
that it soon disappears ; it heals the sacrists' ; fi' rengtbeas the throat
and 1 unp so they are unaffected by changes of tempeestura. Chant beain's
contains no narcotics or harmfuldews. While it gives relief tr the
One dose it may be gaily -sed with the youngest. Al dremists 25e. & 50..
CHAMBERLAIN'S aEMEDY
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Only 60c until Jan. 1st, 1917
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County and District
Ales. hurler, of 'Lunch, 1111• 1101d
his house and tau lot. to r'. rd Krim.
eking, o1 the Iioshen hoe, for $l.tgn.
The municipal courted of filyth haul
voted $:'11► for shy pur.•haee ut wi i•t•
watches for the i eL:1 nits flout th st
town.
The 7:1•a^re farm of the Ian James
N. Huey. East 1%awseio sh, ha. been
purchased by Wm. %V ishtuteu for
O'2.,1.st.
The tine farm of the late John Mie -
goose, Tun fiber. y, was held lest week
. . Mr. Elliot t. of 11 awaou.b, . the
price being *1.4111.
Dr. Weir, of Auburn, bar b en ap•
pointed medical health of t .-,- 14 ■ the
.,haler of lily•h. succeeding I)r. Alli-
son, who 1e6ig1104d.
un the 13tb ins.. Mr. homer Buswell,
4.1 l'sls.. ur, 111141 MI6* Agnes U. 111411,
o1 Stephen, weer, united in marriage
by Rev. W. A.
‘1,11111/1111 and Frank Boyce, sobs t
Mr wad Mr,. Javier Ito>cr, Staril.•y
township, have eiiiirlyd with the Mkt
Battalion at lir) 11 -Id.
liluev'ale Litre say Society had a
J.•L•He un the iu.err.titig sul.j •rt :
"I1-e.1ve1. ,11111 the niir 1106 (lone 1111/42'
,fur Lutoanity thou the potilu."
At 'he manse, \\ e'toa, on M 41111
etb, N.Y. 1t. A. 1114114d 111
in4triege Mir. L.11 le at •Kay and Mr,
\t,ltou Iiutfou.ul, both of (Ley town-
-hip.
lie ,rge Schroeder, of Dashwood v eh.
ity, ba+ pwcltas.(1 fur 1.140 111 V.
10.1 her, j.., 1111 .1he lirousun Imo, ,\1r.
i:et bet iutende moving to 1110 State of
1 nations.
al
r; John Sitter, of Fnquh4r, WAG
ditenni -cows a drift of snow when
the sleigh upset and he Will thrown
out, sustaining a tad fracture of the
thighbone.
Win. M. Millan, of the 1,1/1`111n rosd
near lit u.. Ked, her ruld hi. 11111 -Acre
farm to Hen. y let. -..u, of near .Tin-
ton, for 67.410. The farm is an mice. -
Limally g. od a e.
Mr. Phomas B. Lawton, al Crrdite.n,
died on Monday, lath rust.. atter a
three days' lades. ot pneumonia. Ile
was foi ty.flve yams of age and leaves
a widow lied • 0e danatiter. •
John R. McKay has. been appointed
manager of the People's Salt Co.. at
K,neaoau. e: ant -reeding the late John
Tutmir. Mr. McKay has been with
the Company fur twenty-three year,.
Word was received last week of the
death of Pte. Cleveland McDonald,
son uf,Mrs. McDonald ot I',-anbrook.
He wa. killed in the trenches io
France. 11e was twenty-six years of
. ge.
Paul Messner has sold his farm on
Hat $t. hen tine; mire 'Letrieiy. to'fbso-
dore Rader tor 115,1100. Mr. Meader
and fatuity intend moving W the
Peace River district, where a son is
now living.
Tae late Alexis M.,u»rau, of Drys-
dale, whore death occurred on the Ith
inst., is survived by his wife and
eleven children. Mr. and Mn. Mous.
Beau celebrated their golden wedding
last Gari.• mss. •
John Wattles., son of James %Van-
tage of Varna, died recently in British
Columbia. Inside of tau years Mr.
\Nankss has Met his wife and his only
two sons. the other son, Petry, having
diet only *few weeks ago.
At the residence of the bride's
Parents, Mi. and Mr... John Harris,
(tory t wnship, un M.reh tib, Mia
Lew Harris was united in w,dlock to
Mr. Wm. Alden M -•Davie, of McKillop
township. Rey. R. A. Lundy unt-
ended.
A• the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Holli fry, Belgrave, on the . K It inst.,
their voungr,.i daughter, Teseie, was
marl ied,o William Oardnet Piocter,
of Melville, Sark.. by Rev. Mr. Boyle.
The newly -wedded couple will reside
at Melville.
John Bolt, of East Wawanoab, died
on Sunday. 12 if inst., at the age of
seveuty-11.e y. ars. Hr lived for many
years in New York Stair mud set ved in
the civil was of the United Sates.
Several relatives live in the township
of Tut nitro ra.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
the borne of Robert Harrison, Ew t
1Vawerew,h, wu.111 his sister. E iz.heth
A., was united in marriage t Wm.
Cyn us Scott, a pruspe.ous former of
the genie t1... .bop, t'.•v Mr. Boyle
perforin. -d the °seem ny.
Mrs. James B. Simpson, of Hensel!,
received word imt west of the °rath
of her father, 'Thomas Laing, whish
occurred at Winnipeg, in hie seventy.
severith year. The deceseed resided
in Haytownship, near Henson, be-
tween o. , y and fitly years ago.
The late Louis Denonase, of Drys.
dale, whirr death occurred Match:i,d
BICYCLE
TIRES
hail reached the lige 4.1 entity -■is
)-rare. He www 16.011 Di t. tee I'ruvin.•r
111 lj set lac eel (41144' t•, 11111011 a 17
111 Uel:. 11» 'retiree •1.-v.•u .'b11J.eu,
112 gr.r.dcbi$drrU wad a.y-twogomat
gre11uch-l.•ten.
88 ...ley Fenian, a G. T. H. employee
at Myth, had one of ht+ leg. bt os -ti
while wool, ng on Ise tied... 7'11••
snowplow front Lend 01 WAN going
r orlh and appru4rhrd Ur, '1'au,an so
etid.ruly that he WAG uuablr to get
.tear. l'he train crew apparently 411.1
not see hit,, and he lay i11 4 It • •t w
1' it. 61111ie uu.e to-f.>te help arrived.
About forty neighbors and 1.1
ft tend* of Mr hind Mrs. 1'1 .,
lfi.•Iby, still line of Muni.. gat41.•r.d
,11their 1 • one evening treentlt
and ruede q, pir.eutali.,rl 14/ (..1(11.•1
4111.1 and to their daughtrt.
tie,0 title, prior to 1heii arpenure fur
K011feld, SA.1, wbete they itteud t1/
make their home.
In -t week Wilde \l. -Donald. a h.•
.111•ut the Iavt yeir ou ,Mer. .lulu,
`tlK( 11x11 , 1:41111.41 -I..imerlow 11, went
to'1'..1elite iu company with Mr. l:.
\1- Elliott, euonty seen -t41)• of 111.•
Children's Aid 1 „get, and r11lisrrd in
tt.eS1,ith "Umlaut" Ills!tat iun 114 1.11.t
.41 v - "\�'1111r" 1• a clack ebot with
the r'ttte end was ve. w anti ,u. tJ thin
th. khaki.
Rev. Richard Hobbs, whose death
look place et his h et Toronto "n
the 7111 m.1., was well known in this
scout v. He was in charge of variuns
\Ictbrx}iat cun,7reg4tione in the county
to .1 if rent omen', two of bis latest
charges 1,.• I•g Wingbam and Exeter.
Ne Nae is one time pt•.•sident ot the
L-indon (',inference. Mr. Hobbs was
Guru 111 I•:uglanel seventy year's ago.
R'IXGIIAM.
Clara Mae Lockeridge, daughter 41
Mr. and Mtr..lame.Lociae id. e. Lower
\Vinghtim. Mad on Monday, March
1:ith, aged seventeen )'carr.
• 00 8V.-dneeday of last week, at St.
Andrew's manse, Rev. D. Perrie per-
- formed the ceremony uniting Mr. S .I-
omun I'luakey and !Hiss Violet E.
Scott as husband and wife. After•
etude a 'veep ion was held at the
i home of the hi ide's garrote, Mr. and
Mr.. Alex. Scott. Tbe young couple
will make their home in the West.
H U LLETT.
Wt11: Brown, of near Summerhill,
has sold hi* well-known mare for 54011.
The animal bas been sent to Detruit.
111.. Wm. Riley has returned flow
Clothe icb. where .be spent a couple of
month. w iib her daughter, Mrs. G.
Bradford.
I Mr's. Armstrong, who was visiting
her Sisters, Mn. Frank and Mr's. Harry
Little, left but week for her home at
1 Dsi lingford, Mao.
The McCaughey boiuestead on the
0111vrl road has been sold by Mr. J. J.
McCaughey, of Clinton. to Wm. Mc-
Cool, who gets poaessioo next fall.
The death of Miriam Mille, widow of
the late 'Thomas Tyodall, occurred on
Friday, 10th inet., at the home of her
son, Lorne 1.'. 'Tyndall, at the good old
age of eighty -nee year,. Mos. Tyndall
was born in Eugleed and came toCan-
ada when a child. Mt. Tyndall died
many years ago and the widow re-
sided in East 1Vawaoosh and in (lode -
rich township foe some years before
removing to this township. She
leaves three sons : Edwin T'.. of Phil-
adelphia: A. J., of Clinton, and Lorne
C.. of Mullett.
CLINTON.
Rev. Father Hogan was in Ashtleld,
last week attending the funeral of his
father. Mr. Willi/141 Hogan.
Mr. Walgate Tebbut Latter spending
the winter with friends in town and in
Goderich tow. st.i -. lett fart week to
return to his homestead at Druid,
Sask.
Geo. Sage, of Shell Lake, Sask.,
formerly for many years a resident of
Clinton, was in town for several days
recently. His youngest son. Roy, is
serving in France with tbeArmy %Ied-
teal Corps.
Mr. E. H. Cooper, of London, Eng-
land, is coming to Canada to join ibis
Toronto hat.alton of which his brother,
Lt. Col. John A. \'.aper, is command-
ing officer. The Mews. Cooper are
Clinton old toys.
Mrs. li M. Swavely, forme ly Mre.
• Norman Fair of town. underwent a
Pei 1 .us °permit' in al Stetson hospital,
Philadelphia, lett week .Yrs. Sweet.-
' ly, wbo'e borne is now in Crlilornie,
had Intended making • visit with ('lin-
tun friends, but the state of her health
prevented.
The Centre Huron Ministerial Asso-
ciation held Its Rust monthly sleeting
Monday of last week in the school-
room of St. Paul's church. The presi-
dent, Rev. F. C. limper, read a paper
on "Present Day Religious Currents.'
The Association put iosrlf on rrcood as
opposed to Sunday funerals and late
'bopping on Saturday nights.
EX ETEII.
Mr. (: .I. Haw it.bippiog bore-• tit
Montreal ter war purposes. A ahip-
meot last week ineluded twenty-eight
Inc animals.
James Dennis, a former reeident of
Exeter, died at Ayr on the soh Inst.
from sn attack of pneumcni.. He
was In hes aeventy.ei,thth year mind in
wrvieyed by Ids wife and eight.
children.
Mr. Henry Edward John., r.f this
town, was wedded on Thursday,
March iath, at Liatowel, to Mire Mar.
.ant Vete Edwards, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Edwards, of
Saskatoon. Mr. and Mrs. John. will
make their bolus bare.
1 The home of Mr. and Mr,. James
Jewell was the scene of aretty wed
ding' ea Wednesday, Marsh Ifith,
whets their eldest daughter. Etlxattel h
May, was united in marriage to % il-
lia= S. Brads, soil of Mr. hod Mrs. et
Bradt, of Roster. Rev. W. O. lf.
McAlister officiated Mr. sod Mr,.
Bradt will reside .t Medford, when
the groom k.s a bodes*.
Whet 'night have bow a serious Rn
occurred ea the Commercial betel one
eight moistly. The en broke oat ie
the hasemeet sed lbs building was
qquiekty surd with d••es smoke.
S.tsvle of the Inmates rusheddow.seairs
.wd out lotto the open In their base feet
and alibi robes. What the 4e
Now that the cold weatherix
here you'll want your
homes more comfortable.
(kt our prices on
Furnaces,
Hot Water Boilers,
etc.
Our Pt ft (tion t Ail heaters
are just tor• thing to drive the
cold .not 111.111.v cornt:r,.
.\11 repairing to plumbing.
furnace work, etc., promptly
[tended to.
W. R. PINDER
Phone IJ:, Ilatnllt1/n iter[
ARE YOU GOING
WEST ?
T;le Grand 'I't ink Railwa) 'y.ti in
twill run
8omeseekers' , Excursions
Ii.\t_'11 T1'1;.S1). V
I March 7th to October 31st
.1NCLI's•IVE)
k.•t• valid t.. rehun within two
health- in, I...it.• ..t .Lear ..1 .,.L•.
WINNIPEG and return - $35.00
EDMONTON and return - $43.00
Proportionate low rat.s to other points in
Manitoba. Saskatchewan anti Alberta.
Tip Leland full InTrmutton on a``,plfcul ion
o 1.. F. LA,\'K}:NLF:d: SONI.
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
The Winter Term now on at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
owl:N 8U ND. ONT.
Three pr moms]. eemp'ete and '.0try
d•t.• pour.., of *tasty ; Rualnr.., Short-
hend k Tyl.ew.itlne and Prep-era/my.
Worthy' *Cadent.. a.-iated to toed mot.
int po-. ion... We have an 4nric.,'10d
connection with bust bu-inw.., teepee
w here our tr aduat.. wow regularly eue
played.- Write .or pamphlet. Full in-
forntation.esti fire 011 a indication.
t': A. FL►: N I NO..F.4. .A.. I'rinci j,l.
0. 1). i 1.,. M t SG. 8rc rete r /.
ONE HUNDRED YOUNG WOMEN
and One Hrudred \'oust Men wanted a 01010
10 train f w ehuice unl w p►utian,. lab, de -
mead s tae
IT'S A WINNER!
N4) excuse is *aided for
The Bachelor Suit
71 . it . .1;vu re:unnrlcu
.I.ttiun. It .ominous stile,
%Ccar311.1 .l prior
to stet th.• tion.
-_$15 to $20==.--
\V
2O==
\I heti ..to tilting out
tie ell!' l'. a e.illi t;t'w nit.
tout 'u;ut .' . latt.r than .all
and itispe. t tilt t e :. \l'.
14(4i't '.r1 .,ii1 ! :I+itu'. ou
tilt I pun I-iti..i of
0001) VALLES AND FAR OFALIN(i
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
THE SQUARE - - - GODERICH
Home seekers
Excursions
Every Tuesday, March to October
"All Rail"
Every Wednesday During Season Navigation
"Great Lakes Route"
Somewhere out on the prairies where last year Caaades Greases
lis 'teat Crop was produced there is a berm waiting for yam. The
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
MI Yong. 8t. Toronto, i+ enortunu.. We can
000c,1100 >0111 that the* w Y0tat upportunit).
Douse deist'. Write t, .1.. -
brigade came on the scene the flames
were extinguished after ■n hour's
hard work. Tbe lose is cowered by
insurance.
BRt'QyELM.
Mr, and Mrs. S. Bailey have received
the sad intelligence of the death of
their son, J. C: Bailey, at 14L Joseph,
Missouri. He was in hid forty-ninth
year and is survived by bis wife and a
young sem .
Thor. Bone, a well-known resident
of Brussels, died on Saturday, -lth
fust., in his eightieth year. He was
born in England and came to Canada
when seventeen years of age. 11e
farmed in Morris township before
moving to Hruesels sixteen years ago.
Mn. Bone and a fatuity survive.
SEA FORTH .
The S•vfortb \Vonten's Military Aid
Society has been organized, with the
object of attending to the comfort
and welfare of our own soldier boy -t.
Evaline Dorothy McKinley, adopted
daughter of Rev. (1. and Mr.. McKin-
ley, died ou the 12th mat. at the
l:ravenhur.teanitar•ium. The mutates
were brought here for interment. The
young woman was in her nineteenth
year.
Jack H. lest, banister. hes passed
the military examination for a lieu-
tenancy, and }Wesel! (lest, r•ho has
been attending Law School at'Tor,mt.,
has joined the :rlth Queen's University
Battery at King.t..n. Both are sons
of Mr. J. Ill. Best. barrister, of this
town.
James Stollery died on Monday.
13th Inst., at the home of hie son-in-
law. F. S. Savauge, after an illness 1/I
some mons h.. The deceased was horn
in England sixty-three years ago, but
lived for many years at Toronto. In
partnership with hie eon -in-law be had
carried on a jewelry business here t. r
the Ia•t flee years. He i. survived by
hie wife and one daughter, Mrs.
Sava uge.
SHE GiVES THEM
ALL THE CREDIT.
Says Dedd's Kidney Pills Made Her Wiet1.
►Atyd's Cove, Notre Dame Hay.
Nfld., Mar. 30th. -( Special. 1 -"Atte'
two ,tsar's of weakness and suffering I
am igain in pea feet health and i give
all :he credit to Doodd's Kidney Pills."
That I. the sat»meot made by Miss
Oertie M. Newman, so estimable
young lady living het e.
"1 bad a °old to alert with," Mies
Newman continuer., "and Then things
just seemed to go Into bed to worse.
My beck .shed, 1 bad cramps in m
m.eels, andI suffered from beai-
aebee. My sleep waa broken sad un•
refreebing, s eyes were puffed and
'molten and 1 perspired freely with
the least exertion. 11 was always Ir-
ritable and In the mornings i bed a
Muer taste la m7 ptenoth. Readieg
of cures by Dodd s Kidney Pills i lie -
sided to give tient a trial. 1 took a
demo boxes le all and you ma see
bow obey helped me."
win take you there, give you an the iatormatim .bast the best
pliers, and help you to success.
Pat tleWars from any Canadian Pacific Ticket
Agent. or write W. B. Howard, Dletrlet Pss.eager
Agent, Toronto. ,
BIG PROFITS ARE MADE IN
RAISING CHICKENS and DUCKS
• OTHERS ARE DOING IT. WHY DON'T YOU TRY ?
Get the be t Incubator that you can buy -THE CYPHERS, that
is recommended by the majority of people using Incubators
and recognized by the l ,tlerwriters as to perfect safety from
fire. They are made in four size,.
No. 0 Incubator, Opacity 70 hen eggs or :06 cluck eggs.
1 " 144 '• 112 " .,
2 24. " " _(X)
:1 " :100 " " 300 ' •
If you would like a book on Poultry raking. call at ou
store and see the lucubators and get a book free.
With the coming of Spring you will require
Gamlen Tools
\Ve have a very complete line of ,Samson tools. All Samson
tools are guaranteed. Now -k the time to look over your
lawn mower and see if it requires to be sharpened and over-
hauled. [o not leave it until you require it. Leave word at
the store and we will send fur it and have it repaired ready
for Spring.
Nuw• is the tittle to 1I'le
Stock Food.
Your horses and cattle have been on hard feed all Winter, and
in order that they should thrive you should give them 1)r.
Iiess's Stock Tonic. This Tonic is guaranteed by I)r. (fess.
Ile says if it does not do .ss advertised and you are not satisfied
with the result. von may return the empty package and get
your money back. What is more fair than this
Are yon going to have the
Fleci' tc Light
installed in\ your house ? If ,o, ht n t figure on it for you.
Let us figure ou Your Heating and Plumbing. All work
promptly attended to and felly guaranteed.
I)o not let yourself run short of
oal
as there is every probability of a strike
know what that meant a kw years ago
getting some in at once.
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the 1st of April. \-ou
. Protect yourself by
....$S.(m per tun
.... 7.75
... 7.110 ' •
7.111/ i e
2.110pet cord
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