The Signal, 1919-1-30, Page 44 -Thursday, Jan. 30, 1919.
Buy Your Overcoat Now
and Save Money
OVERCOATS
worth up to $25, for
$14.50
1rkbout twenty-five of thele in
the lot to clear at this price.
Overcoats will not be
cheaper next winter, but are
likely to be dearer, so think
of -the money yon can save by
buying nose.
All youths' and boys' Over-
coats greatly reduced.
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Walter C. Pridham
Sole agent for
20th Century Clothing
Borsalino Hats
Phone 57
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHYARD u tM
agent kw THE SIGNAL. at par.ga,iame
O,drn lett sons bon for sJolcoottess,,
adve.t.wnaents w fob printing will receive
peon.pt ■nentwn. Telephone iGodenca
Rur ala
r39.
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Commissioner for Affidavits. els
and Conveyancer
W vitt. Nets. Mamma Attemr SW,
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Cvelullv emoc to! and
rn,ed Iw ureses m
AGENT FOR
Fon. Vv .„ d end Life Mwr.wce. ,n .M best
Garpenw ewly.
!n 1101111I'AL
quickly summoned Dr, Moir. of Hensel!.
aid the boy's parents. all of whom are at
aloes to account for his suddel attack.
It Is suggested that hard study may have
been a contributing cause. He is a,• far
recovered today that he is able to be
moved to tug home here.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
TUESDAY, Jan. 28.
Mrs. John Boyle is visit. ng Aahtield
friends this wed.. •
Harry Gulley is working with Josepb
Boyle at present.
James and Robert Ferguson are engaged
cutting wood aith Uriah Thompson
James Craig under.aent an uperatlon in
Wongham hospital last week. He is nu•
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pro%wg nicely. n visit d
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Thompson
Brussel_ friends last week
LUCKNOW.
TtEsoAY. Jan. 2S.
News times from Edmonton W the
(death 'there of Rev. M. Saunders. a
former rect:u of the Lucknow Anglican
church. Death was due to influenza.
• BANK CLERKS MOPE. -There has been
IWNGA`tNON. (quite a changing about of tete men in the
Wednesday. 29. local banks. Mr. Evan Geddes. who was
inn. merchants aro busy taking teller in the Bank of Hamilton, tett last
(week to report at Winnipeg. where he
st.s'k. likely nal be transferred to an office in
It.r•c,• Halle Is attending the: county
The t,I Alt►orta. His place in the local bank is
c.1u,s a t tie fies or bolding taken b)' Mr. J A. Hayden. who has
rel. -drug today i at theirstewing
lioIueof ti1 been reaeving for some time. Mr. D.
Gilbertson of the Alolsuns staff. has gone
NI - f , where he takes the position of
t caw. t0
A Int owlet and inieslurtary enter• accountant in the hlolsau Hack there.
rnfuun.nt wa• held hr the al.•th,rilltt We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. Gil- 1 pimples. bade) Ra,
ulcers.cutburns
bertson from town. but be is going to a poisoning.
1 v11111,01 .•u Thurslhy evening-
.1 t�rf.1u w•rcMw will Ir• held fu the bigger place and likely a more lucrative I and scalds. All dealers or Zam-Buk
Anglican, rhurel, ou ouuduy evening, pceltion The family w•i 1 take with them I Co., Toronto. 50c. box. 3 for al.=
GODERIOH, ONT.
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based, rot ca t:.e price paid for
cousamalty. but on the benefit de-
lved: 'hint la why Zam-Buk is the
;earpest skin hewer on the market
-because the benefit derived Is '151/4
-sumer th'n can ba got from
'Meaty niat:t•ents. This 11 due to
be tat that Zamiluk Is all rnedb
LaiI-100',;. Ordinary ointments
ire 5% medicine and the balance
estate! tat.
Tho surerfority of Zam-Buk is
proved by tho rJ.tuy cases of chronic
akin trouble and old sores which
yield to the power of Zam-Buk atter
all other treatmentshave failed.
The unusual power hf en
on
which Zam-Buk possesses enables It
to reach the underlying tissues,
where skin troubles' have their
root." Then the germicidal pro-
perties in Zate-Buk destroy all
germs. Until this Is done healing
can !ever be thorough. The reason
why sores that have been treated
with ordinary ointments break out
regalia is because the remedy has
never got to the seat of the trouble,
but has only healed over the outer
skin. 7.am-Buk. on the contrary
uproots akin disease. and the cure
Is complete and permanent.
Zam-Buk should always be used
for eczema, ringworm. scalp sores.
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at 7.311 p.ul. All are int iits l.
Miss lone Stitt hers attended u
Iwospa•I nt $i rut ford Normal School
on Friday evening of Inks {reek.
Richard ('arks pals Ia,ugllt frow
Thotwls nigher tweuty-are Sera's etIt
vesture laud alcove the bridge.
Mr. Thos. Ricco. a h.1 eras rest 1
badly IuJurwl by being kicked t
horse. Is now uoakturr a fair recto
Mrs. Craig rerur,.'l h.1iue utt Tt
Iny evening from Rothwell it y14
tc shire elle h.i.l been '.Isitin
hails. Illi" patients, of
d to report tile, " pI
Inn• again ou rhe wets!, but
o say that air. and Mrs. Thom. i chi.
Ire{'1• recently lar'll
eplasenk . {N
tee ken 1 ewer) ( k• W
press
A WORD ABOUT OUR
Picture Framing
The very finest materials. plus
the most skillful workmanship.
plus my own personal attention
to every picture -flame customer,
are the guarantees that [Hake
the trade murk
Smith's Art Store
worth something on the back of
a picture frame -and they cost
nothing extra.
the best ai-hes of many Lucknow friends.
Another stove is Mr. Ford Aitchison.
who is transferred to l'hedford. Ford
was the moving spirit in the Lucknow
hockey team. and will get on re is no suYhoutlhow
him.
that organization
+•cat r I,t•cKNow MOURNS -The flax on tete
,, • n (town hall is thing at half-mast on ac-
-;e;
c•
rlmer a
y. count, et heson �x of Mr. andhe death of Mrs. Sapper s. T yhomas - ----- - - -
• Aitchesodn. of this town. which occurred help and s hick goarant res work by the
M Germany. Sapper Aitcheson was 1 d.., to all its guests. supplied toglii beds
am-
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;LAST WE�`Fil 11 a
11 SALE:
11 during the sale, and stocks have been
We have been exceedingly busy
$ greatly reduced. There remain the odd and ends, and many spm lx
lines put out for the last week of sale. •11
■ EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN COATS 11
111 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN..FURS X
■ EXCEPTIONAL VALUES •
IN WAISTS xi
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NEMO CORSET
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the illi
refire t
Parks
with tad
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taken iII on .January 15 and dled the and 19:241 meals during the past year.
e day of cardiac dilation. He was
of the most populir young men to NOTES.
ye Lucknow. From the youngest k REO t;HtlgB
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to the oldest person on the street.)
knew and lowed him. He wasai1e Society' thankfully acknatvledgu
t of the young men's Bible claire the 10liowtng contributions o sac s•
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Ir f Iluulronln,el . of the Presbyterian church, and press- Auxiliary. 24 path: airs_ Reynolds. 14
dent of the Guild alien he enlisted. He pairs: alas. W. t. Horton. NI:a. Lynn,
lAaltre•. Ne/. {jet, Intend batlike I hi[ j naso voice and sang in (( pairs ea •h• alms E. Foster (Port Al
Icasa111aN. n i n the •►itcheson bert). taus A1.s, Ball. 11
leifelleave u
uu sloshe .•cr1 . the $-Cep Mn Gordon.
..iippttnry sur after which ,car oyster i the choir rid also i 1.
Mrs. W eller, 9 pans each; Mrs.Mont- .
.upls•r will la•\w•ryr•il. quartette. a also took an stove part gory. Mrs. Hortor. , r , >i pa'
lir. A. R. t'o •us, of \\'Ingham. was •in any beneyu M enterprise. He was in• 11
here today attending to the Iusrirntar l
his twenty -hoot year. and was in the Mrs. McKim pan_: Mia W m. Me
loudness of Ws II w. talking ov.•r the 1st Idatta41on. Math. alas Jno. Sturdy. Mrs. Bullard. 6 .
pairs each: MiM Armstrong. 1. Mrs. H. J.
work that was fi�ttli•rly atu•udwl to , Mori is. Ain. Raymond. Alias A. Andrews. I
sr his partner. the to air. !tivllI . *'ORT A BERT. ti• ins each Nits. J. P. Brown. Mrs.Jas./
U11.1uar the IrntgtseM received by \1 AY'. lads � eW I t as•
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(yA s I*'Ixt mural, Mrs. V. *thy- 11
ilii • • ha1-e tD Pte.T.Dickson et
r fin his IdrtldhtF tierce from L rid rn /
was ta.IN• Iaal1'lllg tl I►ntticitnIl a and also
naso Ahs. Ball. M its Farrow, Mrs. Jno. 1
noetIIIill'k. .1 •'l,n, 4llg' smith eau..rd this week alai his d -battRobertson, !Nis. C. FanoGavin, Mn. Gold -
Ly nu •'rive.. w.m1d be •t•ry apple '1 much impruced n health. i tltorpe, sr.. M1ltss S. Clark. Mrs. Haw i
Mr. and Ctrs. Chas. Al of Lawes,! kin(Port Alberts lairs. S.
white. Friend , .. s•t�
Mr. dud ylrs. 41. J. S. 1�rors and week and business
teturil visited with I M. Rube. Clark. Mrs. Sinclair, Miss I'♦
danahh•r I e etc, of 4:.slerfrlt {Isittnl Inrnds in the collage. Eider. Mrs. Woods. Mrs. Foster. 3 pain 1 11
friend,. Item .1I al.1oyrie nskI his • M11us Minnie Dickson. of the •Cwt Ger 1 11
Coal eventing. air. Loy'm's pa l his spent the week -end at her artxne iq\ �Jamea Mrs. Wal Foster (Port
Doleful right to the sterling Gam De
Apert.
while here. was held lu the Rev. \1. H. Hawl.ns of Blyth.
,i citizens' meeting I a day with firs sister. Airs. W. O. Grey.
weigh -mole Imll on t'rldaly evening •>t
last week. in the luter.4st of returning,' this v r. Bert Cunningham. o(Toronto. a
ty,ldiern of 14* '.icluhl. Atter an en- Horace Cunningham. of %alkere•ills.
here spenoing a few days woth their
ata, their tattler beingpleas under the 1 pears each: Mier Haley+.
dost 's care 1\'c are pleased the week 1 Row st
each: hire. J, C. Mi law. ra
_ Albert). �
nt Mrs.Grumrrett, Mist C. Dark, Mise M.1 11
di Dark. \tics Le Towel, Mrs. A. L. G.
Clarke, Mrs. Ed Farr, Miss J. Whitely,!
al
1 Mrs Jordan. Mrs. Yates. Mrs. Jas. Chart, • 11
Mrs. R.•J. Ache net, Miss Robinson; Mis
Porter, Mrs. R. B. Smith, Miss Shir-
Miss Washington. Mrs. Bell. Mrs. so
1. Sharman. Mrs. Gundry, Miss Mc
I ( • 'jthashi+tk ,Ilw.fl,40n on rang* nw
`j1 j f n�•.•IcinK oar ht•nre henws' a
Maas u
_40. nn ortornlrai1luu w,,s form.•il with tier
f.1lloa fust a+ a euwwftt.r: )leases.
I It. naii.•'. and .1. .1. .hill, igh.
I It \I;NHhh. .\. 1:. Treleaven.
SPECIAL SALE OF IJlxary Meeting. -
on al.1alley eyea-
Trimmed
Hats
Twelve only
for $1.50
Velvet and Felt Shapes
at50c
Mg of tills week the ant lria1 muting
of the library board nn> held at 11*
bonne .1f the librarian. Nibs 1Ira Wnt•y.
.1 eery' 1.4r reprw•ntation of 111.• sup•
1a,rter. as as pr.•+.•11t. Iter'. M. P. eels p
• 4'rulg, the prv•sidenl. Ki•ar n eery hail eyesore possibly better known as tl a I repot that no more stocks would
report of tletails
that %sere interesting a rest mistake. Socks will
he is improving. Chic1419. Mn. Md-liritoo 1tsa E.
M11tw Winona btrvrnaon. of G.slerich,', Draper: Miss Aitken. Aero. dr. n, Mus
to
was visiting with her caste:, alts. George I Miller. Mut Driver. Mrs. New
Ashton, of *ort Albert. land Ch Mrs. Davidson. Mrs.
Large quantaiea of spring wheat. also B. Saults. H. J. A. A1acEwan, bliss
Port fall wheat, are daily arriving at the H. Conke. 111 E. Saults, Mrs. Tancott.
Mr. John
ggi 1st mill. Mrs. Sterling. 'Mrs. Leitch. MusSnyder
John MacEwen. of tsof Goderich. hold Min Sharman. MR, Hick. 1 pair each.
unhasrd the fragments of that old r • e
Miss M. R. MacVicar
KINGSTON STREET
DARN GRAY NAIR
f I Pout Albert trestle, several teams are now bx net4ied is g
1 the tris ri sal to lode tended fru some time fix our hospitals
lord fustrurth-e. In the• ell
I.11111.1-rs t11.• .1111 1..'nr.1 us. t't••lnstat.rl.
'.4t1. .tr. It .t. 1t:til••y' tokiug 4410 phiel.
1 of \h•. I:. .1. S. L.vis -. who has ret
Imoved from the village: Hey. al. 1'.
4 'ra lg. president : F. H. ns. s,. rehl ry :
Dr. 4's+e, treasurer : . li+s 1.. 1)raltwy,
1librarian. 40. thin It was requested
•11 that there be put on rerot•'l a hearty
• Ivote of thanks to the 11'utuetl $ lu-
st9u4e %%h11 so 11114,ly came to the as -
mistime,. of the library filth financial
snpisort. 4'otumit1.'lw w.•r• aplri,intetl
to Interview the .tsht4OLl aunt Wil w•a-
�tw,sh eminent. ter small grnnms to Iwlp
mint alit 011011 a N 111111 cans•.
NILE.
reeeptinn to two retnr
Unnlwr Harvey Pentland
roan Ial,rtci• alnnuall:
on Monday evening lust.
the event lee uuavol.lably-
next wet'k.
11411
old l'strol-
Is held here
,1 r•1a)r4 of
held over to
engaged in hau 111g
rich.
AUBURN •
WED!s&D tf• Jan. 29.
Mr. John Pfeffer's sale f f farm stock
on W eonesday brought ht good Bradford. Kava
E. W. Campbe I.
war picture show In the Foresters' hall on
Tuesday nogbt.
Knox church anniversary will br fid
on February Bili. Rev. J. M. ,Nicol.
ker of the day.
and refugees. and we earnestly beg our
Iknitters to continue this good work.
Children s socks are also being made and
Rheumatism
Entirely Gone
Listowel will be the 5peb w 1 Tex :New York Sun argues that the
Miss Smith, of Toronto. is visiting her •
iris, hien ds T. Riddell. ter Twenty-seven Years of t German warships. 1f they are s
The friends of Rt•ev � J. N. Cariipbell W and )?ilii!- not be filled with barbers of the sort who
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lit' 216 --"Little Nemo," for, slender and medium figures. If there is anything
made of lightweight pink coutil ; the low bust hasyou do not undrr-
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elastic inserts to insure perfect freedom over thestand atrout this plan
1�/ll Ii diaphragm, wide, unbowed hip section. long hip and of investment by thrift
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tow /e!� '��w'a, back, perfect fitting and comfortable. Price ...... 82.75 and war savings
b Iib -Nemo Self -Reducing Corset for the averse full stamps, we will he
135 Aus g pleased to explain
Seip 1 w fi tet re, self -reducing straps improve symtn and in- pow Ido (X) will bring
driving away excess flesh, support the body hock 4:11.00, and ever!-
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sure correct poise, medium top and long skirt, made dollar worth and
ev.
of fine white coutil. Price...... '
322 -Nemo Self -Reducing Corset, made of heavy white cotil, eciutt
bust, long hip and skirt, the self -reducing straps supportgraceful
the abdomen, while the lasticurve back invention tasures g ce 00
lines, flexibility and comfort. Price 5 fO
:;20 -Is a similar model. but with low bust. Price
Brassieres, $1.50 to $2.00
Model Ij, $2.50--•f'he Nemo brassiere be ldsusourted tfigure etabove our in-
dividual
aS the corset does below: it may J
dividual requirements; it remotds and flattens the bust, supports the
back and gives an erect carriage. A Netno Brassiere forevery ��
of figure ,
The leading phone and mail order store.
We prepay postage on all orders
FOR EVERY TYPE OF FIGURE
The Nemo is a positive Corset, therefore it is
essential that the right model be selected. in the right
size, and`that the Corset shall be correctly fitted and
adjusted. These Corsets are famous for their dttr-
ability: aria each model is designed for some particular
type of figure, and all are fully guaranteed.
Nemo Corsets and Brassieres
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printed directions will be furnished for '''f1c>Aot1r
mccxxxxmoc
making them Yarn dist ibdted at Dr.
tallow's office Tuesdays and Saturdays
from 2to5p.m.
Lt
sunk. should
cousin,
are pleased to hear of his being elected` rbffering---g �w6 always try to put their frog
Warden cal Huron county. Congratul- •nem Has Disappeared - Not rn.1uth when shaving you. 1( there are
at ions'Ache Left. not enough ships to hold them all. more
a. Pain or art ships should be built.
RESCUE WORK FOR WOMEN I
1 A moat astonishing cure of theu-
d eczema has been report-
The
eport-
an 11 •*lfl So
lt11'H TOWNSHIP. Id Service in ' ed here. andh�Iytly friends how cute
Salvation Army Gives Splendid Trc annual meeting of the union Rectaunia4 the Paine.
church was held on Tuesday. and the
1n telling her
in Canada I Rheum/aims and eczema frequently
WWI effected.
to together, and 1n that Cana The members of the UnitedPatriotics . I We most keen distress Imaginable.'
1 Sxiety' will meet at the home of A4r,. tic t •,rest, thirteen institutions devoted to All the swelling and puffiness result- 1
tri[ from many years of rheumatism
OK YOUNG, PRETTY 1 T Salkeld on Wednesday. February rescue an r hlrspital work among ween have dIuappeated, and there is not •!
10 sth. at 2.:10 p. m. The refugee work and children. Major DesBrlsay', '><
will be continued during the month of ' Headquarters, has just completed her an- pais or an ache left Hlacar-
a d for Januar nuai report on these institutions. Mr G. H. Ray. R.R. No. 1,
were: 7 quilts. G/xd. sirs oY
in of antes and fr9 �I There are len rescue homes in this area, I dine, Ont., writes : ">11Te• tiny �
were: 7 c tri pa one, doing hospital work. The been using your Z idney-Liver P111a.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens garments for children and women. homes
areept Lon Rhe Will very bad with rhewmadam
So Naturally body that No- DEATH a MRs. Mrs oh.nV. -- On on.are !ton. situated toat a. Mtn re,.
can tell. ,Saturday the death of Mrs. John Mchtil- don. Hamilton. Ottawa, M1d/xitreal, Sr. 1 and eczema, sad had had that fearful
Ian occurred at tie hien of her sister, ' John N. B.'. St Jr hria of flthe year and 1 ltehsimply ierrftwenty-seven
tl' " se Years. ItIwas
Mrs„ Harry McCreath. South street. , Halifax. At the beginning1 �y� her to try he ns worth o1
for and lustre, ; • ich. The deceased was in her there were 132 girls a
reports show a successful financial year. ' The Salvation Army has
I East. from Sault Ste. Mane
to the atlas -
Mar that Irises ou cv dull and I h
d a• highly respected mala Admitted urine rte )e•
made h 28 infants, to friends. or when It fades turns [ray thirlllt year, en w
itfelesa, is caused by a tick of sulphur
rid 149 infants in- M
1 sur 4701Dr.Chase's Kidney -Liver Pella [he V
h and let me tell
by all her friends and associate*. '1 he'I girls and 375 infants; sentto
22!1 tgfrls.
up s hair. Our grandmother funeral was held from Mn.N1cCreat 's -0n 13,11 girls.
a keep
ere of Rap Tea and u 215 ied 8 girls; adopted. 50
to keep her locks dark and beautiful. men
Monday. llbearers were, Wm. Edwards. infants;infants:
to other homes. 44 girls. 41
and thnrlsands of women thatand men who ;and the pa
values that even crane, beautiful 1 Oliver Edwards. Reg. Fuller and Robt.infants; sent to hospitals. 2ti girls. 9 in -
dark shade of hale which is an at- - Rose's. Mrs. McMillan leaves to mourn 1 (ants; died. 7 girls. 35 infants; left u art
out
tractive, naon
e ly elite otd-time recipe. their kiss her father and mother. Mr. and isfactory. 18 girls. 2 infants; passed
sIiowsdays we set the famous mix- 1 Mrs B•ernard Wilson: two sestets. Mrs. during the year. 472 atria. 381 infants:- '
tors d4 1121 ed by the addition of other Harry McCreath and Mrs. Chas. Muir: Follow-up reports on all thea cases M-
otors
by asking at any drug ditate except in the owee of eighteen girls
stars for • bottle et "Wyeth's Rags I lour brothers' Will. of Montana. U. S S.
and Rulphur Compound," *high dark- Fred. of town. George pnd foe of this Same of
seemly. township, besides her husband and a
•ha eke hair en npturaily, el 7a little sun about three weeks old.
that nobody can possibly isle; ft has
been applied. Tres Just daris�en a -----__ __----
sponge or soft brush with it anA draw
KiPP'EN.
this through your hair. tants
small strand at a time fly !morning MONDAY. Jan. 27.
delight�ythealades~with disappears;bat
Palm Too MUCH Sautef?-Royal McCly-
NW* beautifully m darkening the hair the Clinton �Collegietet in ,wasfourth
found=form
after a sew applications, It also brings unconeciotat in the mall ng fel the
back the glom and lustre and elves 41 plxifeesttn M Stanley. R R. No. 3, off
as appearance et abundance. Saturday' afternoon. and for some time
.WT001%1 Rias and 1lutphur Coo' of er he was discovered was dangernualy
pound Is a dellabttul tetIM requisite
W. The boy was taking the place rot the
1m1Mi►t color and • youthful aY Mull* Mall driver frit the day sl;" ise
assess*. to the hair. t b not te• �1
�"-g f� use ears mitigation or Pre-
tosates* et titssrse.
Dow on the last rix.
you she 'carroty knows hermit she la
so free from both these Mamma. All
the swelling and matinees caused by 1
the rheumatism bias gone away, and
pounldaaa [one Rhe neverain has an tght achelnor
pain, billnusn.ttes not teak headache all
'Bow gladtlsasn that 1often
knoawawhaherself
to
do instead of payingdoctorsso much
to make m• worse•
and ttininfanerkxkrttd 'unsatisfactory. m• -k• le only one way that the
fide results were obtained.poisons In the blood can M cleaned
•e.r and
vee r
these women were picked up in the Police
Court dock. where they were herded with
criminals of a tow order. and they were
t a refining mores` which
Pes
eventually made them satisfactory mein I speeifieta117 on Ahem, organs and M-
isers of the community.
The Army has two institutions at Tor -1 sure 1 fuse their r srmaN mtandhes other S t e
onto and Ottawa ve the Care orf chi • e hilly painful geld fatal diseems. One
ream two to twelve years of age. 111 a dnee. Is trots • boat all deals
adopt vhr se that sue were ado coed. en 1 or P4Aman•on, *atm & Co., Limited.
adopted or serif to friends. and 49 chill -ken , Tcrenen.
remained as inmates at the end of the' rmnk for ilia portrait and sisnat,sre
tear. I of A 1W Chime. M.D. the ?emcee
The Women's Metmpole at Montreal. •Itsoelpt Book author. on the beer yon
1 whkh is an institution accommodating I
*events toot fens with beds and meals, women in need of
away and the cause nt pa
aeh•s removed, and that Is b7 the
healthful action of the kidneys. IWer
and bowels. Because Or. Chas's
Kid Liver Pills act directly and
Inas wicket' fib }1e; iousb. M11r. naant
McEwen's
Specials
Boys' fleece -lined Underwear,
51.25 per suit.
Boys' heavy Mitts, hand-knit,
hoc per pair.
Men's fleece -lined IJnderwear,
$1.75 per suit.
Men's heavy Socks, 50c per
pair.
Men's heavy Mitts, hand-
knit, 75c per pair. .
YARN --black and grey,
washed and unwashed, two
and three ply. Also black
Fingering Yarn.
Flannelette Rlankets. We
have a good price on the
large and small sires
J. J. McEwen
l,icsn,ie No. ft -7r443
ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to be able to inform the public that we
are now in a position to supply any quantity of hard coal
in all sizes. Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and
now that it has been relieved we will give our old -tittle
service and prompt delivery.
The Saults Coal Co.
('hone .No, 75
B. J. Saults' residence a W. W. Santis' retidencc
No. 275 No. 202
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ad each Board of Tr
mbership Cards ate bidet sent out to abort one
hundred and fifty 'Idetabe11 w�lo have made the required
payments.
A complete audit of the bookie has just been completed,
including all matters incident to the Reorganization Campaign.
Should your card fail to reach you in the course of a few
days kindly notify us and the matter will receive prompt
attention.
An. 30, 1918
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The Goderich hoard of Trade
Per W. S. Bowden.
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