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A Place
You
for
Recruits Wanted
for Production
Just as surely as!
day by day, so pie
fotthe allies. The
---,never better fed than ow, for France cannot forget
the awful lesson of 18 0—the failure of her food
supply. To this
she at 'kited the loss of that war.
To feed the Preach soldiers a nd Verdun, more than 25,-
5OU,000 pounds of food a wee were required. This gives a
faint idea of -the colosval ta,k eding an army. Canada and
Britain have a huge army of fightig heroes on the line ; every
man MUST have plenty of food, in pite of a world shortage..
Upon Canada's food production a principally rely.
The \Farmers of, Ontario
Urgently Need\Help
The Department of Agriculture appeals to men and boys to
enlist in the farm help campaign. The Department appeals
to men unfit for military service, or whofind it impossible to
enlist in the army. 1)o your "bit" by helping to increase
production of foodstuffs. This is your hour of opportunity.
The farmers of Ontario need the help of retired farmers, of
town following no occupation (retired), of business men who
can spare a portion of their time. We appeal to all who
can so arrange their ordinary affairs t2slan to help some
farther friend, oprticularly in seed tifffe lnd harvest.
-;Cor
-;Confer- with -you-scanty District R,tpresentative\\et the
Department of Agriculture, or write, Farm Help\Cam-
plaign," care Department of Agriculture, T " , ' to. \
Ontario Deportment of Agri tare
W. H. Hearst. MikiMr .f Agriewhrr -
Parliament Buildings
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Some men want to make hay in
February and cut ice in August.
Judging by the looks of some hur-
bands, it would seem that their wives
varied thein merely to keep out of
the *piaster class.
No swatter what yon want dune in
his line, a dentist say. it won't hurt.
Of course, be means that it won't hurt
him.
COUNTY and DISTRICT
IThe young son of Robert Wright, of
McKillop, fell on the ice and sustained
severe Mittel.
J. D. McKean bas scld bis term on
the let line of Morris to JoI o C. Came
more of tb. 2nd line.
Mn. Charles Rlntoul, who had been
visiting friends et Bluevale, bits re-
turned to ber bou)e at Weyburn,
tsa sk,
John J. Gallium bas purchased the
dwelling house. and lots iu Zurich
owned by Mrs. Pauling Faust, of La
G rauge, III.
Mr. and Mn. Ben. Pfile, of Zurich,
announce the engagement of their
youngest daughter, Clara Angelina,
to Garnet Jacobs*.
Word has been received that Pte.
Robert McGowan Yuill, won of 1. M.
Yuill, of Hensel(, was kilted in action
on February 7th.
Silas Brokenshirr,-of-Stephen, bat -Bald. when Me guret &!t. ontrtaufth-
received word that hie son, Pie. Ana, ter of Mn. William Jamieson, became
Broken+hire, of the ldlst Hurons, bas the bride of Mt. Jas. B .+k, of Benno,
been seriously wounded. Sisk:, on Fehruaty 21it. Rev. J. S.
After spending th. winter with re. Hardin officiated.
latives in Fordwicb. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Men. George Jackson, Mn.
John Argue, and children, left recent- Hairy Jai:town, Mts. Thomas fierce
ly for their Western home. and children, Mrs. Thomas Burrows
While attending a sale at Corrie re- and children. and Arch. Baron, all of
eently, William Bears, Howick, was wham have been visiting at %Velton
kicked in the head by a horse, but for- land vicinity, hetet returned to tbeir
ornately eecaptdl reriout injury. i respective homes in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Elsner Driver and little I On February 24th the death occur -
daughter, who bave been spending I red at his home in Usborne of Jahn
some months in Fordwich, have re- . Rhode, aged sixty four years. Mr.
turned to their home at Glensvon, Rhode, wtin was born in Stephen
township, heti been in poor health for
Who Made Dat Pones ?
The colored pa•snn was expounu
ing Generis. He said to his congrega-
HimI
, "The Lord made man in his
own image. He took w lump of stud.
abaped it into a men, and slimmed it
up against a fence to dry." And a
male member of the rongregation
promptly bawled our : "S iy, passon,
who made dist fence
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MARTYR TO PAIS N
THE BACK
Naafis, N.S., 101. 15, 1915,
Aleut eight smooth ag• I road
Dyear advertisement 1a..M ef tits
alitasap.s. olferrag • free
sample of Ola Pula for the Ind.
nays. I W leen a warty' toe
ears ie intense ins scree tk•
pains
back sad decided to try O1r PLLIa,
I.for. I had anLhed the third
fes I found sayeeH ter the gist
time la years perfectly free tress
sous
Tears sincerely,
Mrs. (las.) Percy.
Aft druggists son Ola Pals M
see a box, er t ►.ass for 92. os.
Sample free t! yea write to
RATIONAL D1UG a OHEMIOAL
CO. OF CANADA. LIIIITED
Tercet., Oat. M
Casa' over a year. He is survived by hu
Albert Neal, of the Base line north wife, one son and one daughter.
of Clinton, was called to Toronto to i A ver bihI respected resident of
attend the funeral of a bronher-in-law, Y g
James Carter, who was killed by a , the 17th coi,cession of Hay, William
fall from • scaffold, I Heckman, died on February 25th,
On Febroery 21+t, \lar Orton, from hanteuing of she arteries. Mr.
widow of the late John Walter., of 1 Heckman, who moved to ,this county
Howick, passed peaerfnlly away at I from Mitehell some tee years ego, was
Ib. home of her son, John \V.Iten, forty-nine years of age, and leaves a
aged seventy-nine years. widow and tout cbildtro to mourn his
lose.
A pretty wedding took place at While delivering a lined of oats%At
Corbett on Febrile, y ieith, when Vio-
let,the home of C. Brrtliff, Percy ihehl,
er, of 9hipk
daughter of Mr. and Mn. F. Oahe of Stanley, met, with au accident to
a, was united in marriage his trate which might have proved
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to V{Im. Decker, of Zurich. much more manumit than it did. fn
David C. Somerville, of the 5th line, 'turning t he horses, they slipped in an
Morris, died rather suddenly on Feb- old well whicb bad caved in and was
ruary 24th. aged fifty years. An at- covered with snow. No serious dam -
tack of acute indigestion. resulting in 1 age was done.
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heart failure, caused his death. Capt. Alex. Keine. sen of the late
Mn. McFarlane, widow of the late Captain K..ine, of Gerrie, and a
John MsP•rlaoe, of Henaall, passed brother of ]rev. C. C. Keine. of Londes-
away recently, death fol lowing quickly 1 bore', has been decorated by King
on w paralytic stroke. She and her I George wltb the Victoria Crow) for
hushand were both natives of Scot- conspicuous L'r in acti•.n after
bred. !being wounded. Captain Koine has
On Februer :.'ash there passed eater been in a h Mp.tel in Irelands and has
y P made agood recovery from h s wounds,
nue of the Widest resident. Of Morris
township. Thomas t:oodeesr._wba bed L Catarrh Cannot -Be Cured
attained his eightieth fear. His
widow• three sons and two daughter with local application.. as tie y cannot roach
the +eat of the der sae, Catarrh M a local des
years. Three sona and one daughter
survive.
llu February 23rd the death occurred
at the home of ber too -t law, J.
Cocbrane, of Salah Jane Bell, widow
of the late laasc Carter. She was in
her eightieth year, and was • native
of Ct:mberland, Rogland, but came to
Canada with her parents while still a
child.
LUCKNOW.
Afters pleasant visit with her sis-
ter. Mrs. T. ii. Finlay, Mise Margaret
Harrison has returned to Norwood.
Aahley Blair is moving his family
to Hrrrieton, where he will he em-
ployed with the Davies Packing Co.
G. S. Free, of town, received word
that his brother, Pte. Clarence Flee,
had been seriously wounded in
Prance.
'BLY7'H.
Mrs. W. J. Potts and her son ere
staying with friends at Niagara Fallr.
Mn, J. D. McPherson and her
brother, 'William Smith, who were
vision relatives here, have gone to
Omar- to_xiait _. their brother,
Dr, T. D. Smith.
Jrines Kelly. jr., had an accident
is.t week a hicb resulted in a Draken
eboulderti one. While he was lifting
la bag of flour out of the cutter, his
horse "tatted, emitting Mr. Kelly to
tall heavily. -
BRUSSELS.
Jamas Warburton, of Detroit, has
been renewing old friendships in lthls — -
eurvovr• I.e1e
Brea' 1y in !lammed be meet sm iota( ems
A quiet wedding took place et the dfuon., end in order to cure it. yell must hike
Methodist parionage, Walton, where Ian ►ntcrnrl reined liall'e Cabe ;Isar
('ore is
Rev. F. Craik united Mies Pearl tsasn internally niche through the blood on
tlw maouu+ aur[awa of tI eon sof Hall'+ whish took lose at her home there
P.risk and James Nichol in marriage. estate h ('are wasplenathe t by one of the beet P
Mr-. and Mre. Nichol will reside near phy.,ran. ih the+ enamour for ye• P. It la amt February 22nd, after a lingering
Bluevale. omp►ed of one of th+ hart teni>+ kifowo, l illnl+r., Mn. Dodds was a daughter
oeutblhed with sores of the bat bleed purlaen+. II of the late Mr. and Mrs, Irwin John-
Itev. A. B. Dobson, s'or of the The peractoombination .rtlraingroos , lam
P• Hau'..;.urre turn i. wpwt peod�ow ucl stun, who lived tear Seaforth, and
Ford wish Presbyterian church, died wonderful se+slt+ in catarrhal randltics+. I went West with her bas+band in 191X3.
in the general h+rpitel, Toronto, on Send for wove%onail tiro. She was Hft two salt of age, --------
Fehruery '22nd. Mr. Doheon, who wits F• J. CH .VkT t ('U., Toledo, O. Y- Y R
in his sixty-fourth year, had been in
p,or health for some time.
One of the old settlers of Grey town.
*hip, Donald Lamont, died but week
at the age of seventy-three years, af-
ter a brief illness. He was never mer-
riedd lived at the home of. his sis-
ter -int ,w, Mn. Agnes Lamont..
A priory wedding took place at the
home o the bride's mother in Ash-
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Made -to -Order
Garments
We keep in Mauch with the
Latest ideas in men's wear, and
will take your individual measure
and make a Suit or Overcoat for
you that will please you all over.
NOW
is _good_time to (caviyour Ord
for a spring outfit.
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Semi -Ready MLEAN BROS The Square
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Tailors • Goderich
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locality' It is not difficult to retain. your
Philip Ament has purchased the 21111 It
if you ate expel[ in accepting
lots on the ti h concession, Morris, favors.
known as the McDonald property.
Miss , Nettie Blown, formerly of
Bpresel was married recently at
Toronto Mr. Moore, of furl l\"il-
bem. \
The library heard has appointed
Mrs. Ida Lowry to 11 ,11 the position f
lihraribn made vacant by Mrs. Kerr'r
resignation.
elme. Thome.' Lott celebrated he
eightieth birthday recently in ver
fair health, and received congratu! -
tions from many friends.•
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a
War Buchanan, who went over-
seas with the 181st .Ifurone, arrived
b recently, having been dis-
charged as under age.
SEAFORTH.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Morton, who
have leen viriting in Toronto, are
hack in Egmondville again.
Miss Grace Stewart has returned to
Brussels after a pleasant visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S,.obie.
Mary Nicholson, widow of the late
James Ftul*yson, former residents of
Seem th, died at Pater recently, aged
eighty -nue years.
A public welcome was extended to
Pie: Emmet Kelly, who returned
home on Feb, carry 23rd after a sojourn
in the iutiitiiiy hutpindo rollowfng
wounds received wr. Courcelebte. Pte.
Kelly enlisted in 1913.
Friends and relatives in this vicinity
heard with regret of the death of Mrs.
.1. T. Dodds, of Swift current, Sask.,
DELCO=LIGHT
ELECTRICITY FOR EVERY FARM
For the first time electric iight and power are available to'
anyone—anywhere.
Heretofore, the benefits of electricity have been confined to
those who live in the larger towns and cities.
Now Deko-Li(,h1 makes electric current universally available.
U,1..-1,4aht Is today furnishing
' thousands 4farm houses svith
brdlant, cnneentent, safe and eco-
tumoral light.
It ,n furm.►tng purser to operate
pumps, mashing machines, churns,
cream separaou , tmlking ma -
dune% s a, num cleaners, etc.
'It it lighone c,nrntry churches,
' times and public halls.
1t is furmahnll IgM and power to
`- 1Ualmer home. and camps, to
h,asehcat. and yachts, etc.
It is hghing rural railway stations,
and construe Gun camps.
It n belting the camps of l'n ted
States torp. on the 3lruow
border and ,t ,s du-Jovng hereto -
tee undreamed-of beauties in the
depths o1 Mammoth Gee, Ken-,
tacky.
Altogether, over 1c000 Dektrtigltt 1
Plant. are u.opelition, and Delco -
Ugh, offices are to be based in al-,
stn., .eery part of the world.
,D,ko-1.,. h, os., plus elect,* platy— 1. teem. red .s
non.,
comps.
1 ...11 camblw. .a t 1 ,.e•
emu, 0.,11 sae ar w
ae.l.,+.r batteries 1w Awl
',nos, el .erre,, Tut Thadt n w ••KM• • ,ata to• l
Iwe for N. a•1 n.w.kai ,bat a t..11, fey. lee I
...If In ,nit al.. .bw wired 1, opera.. n. ,„lies awe
••••. guolinot or 5.1.1.1 law
Robert Wilson
Dealer
Hamilton Street Ooderkh, Ontario
DeteDiteeer
ON •H5
YACHT
tNAa;1U0S I
C.AVe
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All drna'd•K •, 73c.
Halla Family PtIla for coostipal fon.
EXETER. '
Mr. and Mn. William Wood, of
London, ere visiting relatives in town.
WINGHAM.
Mr. Andrew Pringle has returned to
tywkatoon after a visit of a couple of
months with relatives.
George Oliver has purchased Rich-
rtd Porter's residence and purposes
Mims Hurst. of Chicago, is a guest at I moving into it at once.
the home amt Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mc-
Donald A Blight fire broke out in Wm
illia
M. E. Christie bed the misforttins I Moore's house the other morning, but
the fire brigade speedily got it under
to fall on the ion rrcrntly, fracturing
(control. •
The brick residence on Maes street 'fell on the ice last week which ren-
owned by Mi. A. Carlini ties II •en pur' dried him ecinus for some time.
chased by E. Short. of McGillivray. I Ile wet badlyuneoncut about the heal.
Miss Margeret Muzworthy, the or- 1 Mr. and Mee. James Leishman have
ganist of Caven Pre.nytrrien church, returned to their bone in the West
brit also leen a;opointed chow -leader, ,after spending the winter with Mrs.
After spending the past two months Leishman'a mother, Mie. Bosman.
with friends here, Mr. David Allison.
and son left last week for Roland.
Alan.
her arm. Thomas Drummond bad a serious
Mrs. Henry Ogden, who had been
viriting her father, John Gillespie,
left last week for her home at Stough-
ton, Sask.
The death occurred very suddenly at
hill of Mir+ Bella Fleeting.. sister
. Hastiuge, of town. Miss Haul-
ing* had been ill previously, hitt was
thought to have quite rrr"vered
A strange discovery we.. made when
Mute hunters near Exeter fired into a
big flock o1 crews in the scow. Not
one of the birds moved. and when the
men approached it ors+ found that the
biids were frozen stiff, and had been
dead some time.
CLINTON.
T. W. Holloway, haggogeman at
the station, hes signed up is ith the
22nd Forestry Battalion.
Mr. and Mr.. H. Peacock, of the
London road, are moving into towb,
and have putcuaeed a residence from
Ralph l'iplady.
Mrs. William Wheatly announces,
the engagernent of her dwgblq,
Maggie, to Rainey Arnalroug, ltd
ltl,setown, Swk.
Mr. an Mre, J. E. Challenger have
returned to their home at Kgerton.
Alberta, Mr. Challenger taking with
him s car of settlers' effects.
Aftet spending several weeks in 81.
Joseph's Illuspatal, I..ndo°, Mr. T.
Jackson Ie.Uroed home Inst week,
hitt left a few days later for a trip to
the Routh.
Rev. J. A. Robinson. rector of Rt.
Pant's chinch, bas been appointed
rural dean for the ronny of Huron,
an appointment whlcn lton,inths for
thrr4, yeas s.
Mrs. E. Rodway has returned from
Chicago, where she spent .ever el
weeks uodrr,(o,ing euruieel treatment.
Her blends will he gi.d to bear het
health is much inspl uvrd,
James Jackson had a b. of runaway
last week, when his hots -e, which
were drawing a lo*d of wi eat imam
town, sl.pped un the %e', tweet the
load, and suited up things generally.
Adds trona the chuck of Mona the .wo,
Mr. Jmekaoo was unhur .
Mee. "livid Gardner, one of Clin-
ton's old residents, pared away on
Feb. usiy 1(,tlt, atter a lengthy hides..
seise was si:ty-.even years of age, and
bad lived in tilietom for Itislity-eight
Two ret Whighsm's young people,
Miss Gladys Margot et Reid end Chas
14. Dickman, Were quietly u)#rried at
the„rectory at Pahuenten, onP,-hru-
•ry '?1st, by Rev. Mi-. Brett.
The deet h nrcuered on Fehrusry 7i3• -d
of Frances Diernlent, beloved wrte , f
John Hergiiit, at the home of he
daughter. Mrs. John Locker edge. She
was seventy -lour years of age.
Mrs. Archiheld Patterson died tether
suddenly on `Pebruar y dtith, at the age
of fifty-seven years. '• A few days
previous she suffered 1a paralytic
ettoke. from which she net's. rallied.
Her husband, tive sons and tw , *tigh-
ten surf eve her.
The three young children of Me t.
F. A. Austie, eh, is in France, died i
Victoria hospital, London, in one day,
from scarlet fever. Sergt. and Mrs.
Anmie were formerly residents of
W Ingham, where 9ergt. Austie was
Rieman on the L., H. & 1f.
MANITOBA WOMAN SENDS
MESSAGE.
SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT'
Drink lots of water and stop eating
- meat for a while if your Bladder
troubles you.
When you wake up with -backache and
dull misery in she kidney region .11 gen-
erally means you have been ea est-$oo
murk meat. says a well-known authority.
Meat forms uric arid which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to filter it
from the blood and they become sort of
paralyzed and loggy. When your kidneys
get sluggish and clog you must relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the body's urinous waste,
else you have backache, sick headache,
dizzy spells; your stomach sours, tongue
is coated, and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic twinges. The urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often
get sore, water scalds and you are obliged
to seek relief two or three times during
the night.
Either consult a good, reliable physi-
cian at once or get from Your pharmacist
about four ounces of fad Salts; take
a tablespoonful in a glees of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with Lithia,
and has been used for generations to
clean and stimulate aluggish kidneys,
also to neutralize acids in the urine so it
no longer irritates, thus ending, bladder
weakness.
Jad Salta is a life saver for regular
meat eaters. It is Inexpensive. Cannot
injure and maakicea a delightful, effer-
vescent lithiremiter drink -
.ora
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PR 1 MPTLY SECURED
In a 1 count^Ir•+. A'k for our INVI.N.
TUI: d AliVIZER,which wins tat sent tree.
MARiON & MAJIfON.
364 University au Nontrial
Keep Up With
the Time; !
AND have your house
lighted in the modern
way—with electricity. We
w to do - it, and
will cheerfully furnish
plans and estimates for
wiring, fixtures, etc.
A large assortinent of Elec
trical Sundries and Supplic-
always on baud.
Robt. Tait
West Street. Phones
Next Postoffice 82 and 193
A PENNY 'S k VEDIS A
PENNY EARNED
This is an old -tinge saying, nevertheless true.
WE find in going through our stock that we are
overstocked in a few lines which we are going
to give you the benefit of.
RE -NU -ALL -
every person knows how good this polish is fbr furniture \
and floors. To reduce our large stock oft tC i —we will sell
the 81.00 bottle for ••••••• -.AOC
and the 50c bottle for ....... • . ' . 35C
VERIBRITE POLISH
bottle for •••35c
STOCK FOOD
Anglo -San Stock Food, 50c package for 25C
Auglo-Saxoq PoultryEood, 25c package for........., . 15c
Anglo-Saxon *ave Cure, 50c package for.. .... 25c
uternational Pl3ttltry Food, 25c package for 15c
NAILS
The great advance in eel and wire has caused wire Nails
to take a great advance,,so much so that we have to sell
them at seven cents per p4ttnd. We have several kegs of
crit Nails which we are offering as long as they last at 7
pounds for ........... ........... ..........,............• .25c
LAWN MOWERS
Von will remember last Spring how you had to wait to
get your lawn mower sharpened and your grass got ahead
of you. Why not notify usow and let us send and get
yout mower and put it in goo working order when busi-
ness is quiet, so that it will be ready for you in the Spring ?
\ BICYCLED
Does your bicycle require overhauling ? Tow is the time to
. have it done so that it will ,be ready for yott when you want
it.
Tells Suffering Women to Use Dodd's
Kidney Pills. ' \
Stewart Valley, Sask., Maiieh 5
(Rprciel.)—Mn. F. J. (hat lis, wife of
Wit estimable resident of this piece, i•
enthu+iestic in her praises of Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
"Dudd's Kidney Pills have helped
me wonderfully,” Mrs. Garlla says is
an interview. "A year ago 1 was W
bad with toy back 1 could hardly
move. I took tour boxes of Dodd'e
K'dney Pills and they helped me mote
than i can tell you." kin. (laths is
now able to attend to' her household
Judea as well as nurse her tine big
baby b .y end she fere ,het she can-
not recommend Dodd's Kidney Mlle
too highly.
13 •ck Lehr is the bane of the average
woo.at.'s life. It is accompanied by
w weakness and • la•sit•ide that
mak lite a burden. But thousands
,•f wnu,en s11 over (batted*are telling
their suffering sistew that relief and
runs is to be found In Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
'there is mune good in @vetyhody.
Y..0 ars no rxuepiton to this rule.
Woman has ons advantage over
man In (suing hat.. When .hr finds
a shape tomtit her she can adjust Min
bead w Ili 1t.
Plumbing, steam -fitting, heating and electric wiring. bo
not forget that we carry a full line of goods to do any of
the above work on a moment's notice and all work neatly
done and fully guaranteed.
Chis. C. Lee
Phones: Store The 'quare
Nouse II (lodferich