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6 -Thursday, March 6, 1919.
EARL KELLY WRUEs
FROM SIBE
Home Strike Heaim i l'IFar rieuxl.euMn.
Muu, Margaret Kelly is reviving
tellers from her brother. life. J. Earl I
h.elly, a Ito is with the 1'awtdile
I *.i1Itimamr. Force in Sii+eria.
Through the kindness of Sir. Jobe
Kelly, 111e young soldier'1. grandfather,
TIt' Signal is able to publish two of
(h; re Ietters. in Slt,erbi. 1part.
ridny, Jam follows:17 'lit.
twee Sister.- Merely a few litres to
ely. We
r*..' MI portN eland arrived
Y.O. �f tdD•�laY
reehet
bot did mot disemlwtit until yesterday
44 sal. LenviIIg the Whip
we tle marched for
tt,r Ug1i the street., of
sheat six mile's .t0 a barracks on the
out4kirts N It1•t'e Ne pelt up for the ,
e t,el (. This lamming we pulled out et
o tete ad went five miles further on to
,,,1 (Ireeenl quarters. where wt shall
priembl,'
I. statiu*Nrl for some time.
COndilloes here, 1 rem glad to say,
ere far b•yuu.I my fondest hopes. We
r.• in rr•guler army barracks, to
maklM+hifts. 11 is a ties. roomy brick
building. The walls nre about threw
feet in thickness aid the windows are
ail duble. It is limited by teal in
large stoves. 1 de not 111044 hew the
lie will I. during the eight, hut R
' deemed quite earn' enough today. We
hive Itwlividud beds with str*tw licks,
and three blankets. (our lure todu4
aa• miter scanty, but things are um ,
mettle' 'es yet and we expect letter
when things gt•t w)narell away.
Marching through the city yesterday
We boa tunny interesting and amusing
v11[ble, TIdb is n very e•Os noteditul
city, as lasq.le of till nationalities nre
to be sen. Soldiers are everywhen--
J44iianN•se. American, French, lIrltisl'
IIsi Russian. ail Ire represented. Fur
clothing is wore by netirly everyone.
As yet vie have been Issued with feu
cies truly. 1.111 .0011 export to tsetse
fair coats. mitts and elastins.
11 la elver _"1r twlow Zero here now,
itiid that is mild, to. lite (fate are
bright ani s y. hint surprised
DIP Must Wu. the presence of very
little slow. 11 seems Incredible. but
•e we marched tett here today we
raised clouds of bust. as (Isere Is peac-
h -idly ee stave on the n.ud• oust very
little In the beets. No (Ionil We 10(11
,(et ow- shin• inter.
x x a 1 ant ft4•Ilag the atter the
tilt.. Ant very tired lunhght. as we
)vel n very tallitwlne mime over hilly
ece•.itr. today. Hope i4 II are well in
G.Oerh•h.
A latter letter is date( .Iunu:ry Zit:
lerar Sister. Although N week bels
selape•d bete our arrival here 1 can't
n,•tlleit a Resit deal more t0 tell you
than %hat 1 .ala In my Inst. lt'e.are
at ill in the same tent dens, 1.111 110 1114
.wN fur lino long. Things art• very
yeiel and nothing etlrr(ng has
rssvrnd 10 my knowledge. We are
doing mostly fatigue work, lowing
Ivry little drill as yet, lour tram and
I4aier has to be tarried by hand to our
1'trreeks. which is situatad one elope.
1*, l.(ng it *time tedlotts tusk.
The wether here since our arrival
)ens
been ideal. There hasn't been it
ros,wfnll yet. the gr 11 bring prae-
4leutly Imre. 11 is quite void. Met not
u. Wren. ed W/We I hare Ween in ('all-
ede.. The sky is INaulifully flue and
THE . SltiN&L
teals
11* ltcd Triangle wIH be carried into
the ludunt�r1a�aasndd rural sit well se the
urban vunatifdeweies, and w1(1 cuuoen-
f trate more than iter un boy life in
every cr,wulunity. Thew lines of
exteuek4n at home %(Il constitute. a
very important ground of the 1.M.C.A.
appeal to the public
le connection with the above we
. uta% sac that the friewla of the Y. M.
('. A. Iu t Ws couutc were coualde ably
7 I.urprisett at the action el the county
council at its Januar)' saaafou in dig-�
e:..utlnulag the graut to the "Y" rumba
( �V" Made - last Juue. This grant. we he-
hevr. was for 11J4.(11e► and (sly $12,0(10
had been paid. and the cancelling of
the grant accordingly makes a detest
of $12.0111 iu the Y. M. 1'. A. budget.
DortatioriM to HespitaL
The following donations to Alexandra t�t
houpital (or Februai y are gratefully ack- _ X
n {edged
of marma-
lade
pickles and catsup. oat
..4 114444 14•11414 ...
:.. L.teb., , W.
..Aida blanket.. b.J4ine ..d N•
ae
r..e,.t • .1,.1 touch tees sk.s.
The rarr.itr
•/•••1•1-41+•••,
i. . rto et les
Ong. thy ••ell•
toes rams Met
e.kt4 alter s".
GODWa1L
IF YOU BUY OUT 01?.
OF TOWN AND L IVY OUT OF TOWN,` WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUR TOWN?
The D
ullar You Spend in Goderich will ``Come Home to Boost"
11
I j
'he Signal `BUY=AT=tIOME' Campaign
s, a
Mr. Nailer Sault carrots 2 jars fruit, WE CAN
lade and one of jelly: Rev. J. E. Ford.
vegetables and apples: Mrs. Spahr. jar
marmalade and one doz. eggs; Mrs.
M. G. Cameron. 1 jar fruit. vegetables
and apples: Mrs. G. Porter. apples:
Mrs. Douglas McKenzie. 1 jar pickles
and one of fruit: Mrs. S Andrews. apples
and one jar of jelly Mrs. Alex. Colborne,
lar pickles and one of fruit; Mrs.
Woollcombe, 2 jars fruit and
one
of
marmalade: Mr. Lamb. W
five jars fruit and one of pickles: Mr.
James Buck. tt jars fruit and vegetables;
Mrs. N"m. Strachan, vegetables: Mrs.I
Haddon, old linen; Mr. McManus. ! MARE OUR STORE YOUR STORE.
apples; Central school, 72 qts. 1 pt. Yow *111 fled twee all Liens of Purr
preeerved_ruit and pickles. A glasses of (•rags and )dtMtllut's, x1140 11111
jelly. vegetables and apples. 1-2 doz• lilies of Toilet Artkles,rug: -
nn
oranges and package of cornflakes: Mr. dries, and Photographic
C. R: Schulze, from Saltford, 110: Mrs. , Prices right. Buy at home. -
G. 0. Sturdy. 4 doz. eggs. roil of butter: csagbell's Drug Stone.
Mrs. James Mitchell. Colborne, 1 jar o1 -
jelly. one and a -half dt z. ergs: Miss
Tabb.:3 jars of fruit: Mo. R. Davidson,
Goderich township. bag of potatoes; Mra.
D. McKenzie. Goderich township. apples.
clear et e11 flutes, aid at midday the
sun is becoming quite warm. ,n.rhlet
We ars certainly b•iug 1
with good protection against the cold.
%t -e, now' have fur cups. ennlurOy
sh(wysl(n-plead t•totts, slew purls (long
boots coming up to the knees to which
Nl• row Near three pairs of socket,
heavy woollen se eaters. and 'Mines.
Thew, with marasius and heavy soeke
yet to be drawn. ought to be sufficient
to keep us warm.
last Tbursdlly night we had` 44n ex-
cellent concert here in the "1' build-
ing. which is very snihlble for Knelt
affairs, there being a stage 01141 seating
Read these articles with care. They may present something you hadn't thought of before.
whose ads are here. They are your neighbors and will treat you right. The money you spend
eulation in Goderich and neighborhood.
SAFE NONE% FOR YOU
if you tray at home. This %•eel. we
are offering 1 Irsls of traveller's
mutters ill haltllen•bkts at 25 per
twist. les. than regular prier. Not n
moiled L1luelken•tNef in the lot sed it
real prize In retch one. Ile rime and
sew this large rel to tills week. -
J. H. ('olborlte.
STERN REMINDERS
OF RHEUMATISM
0UR M01 -10-
A square deal to ail.
`lone 114.
Robertson .4 'lair.
111/\'T LIVE IN DARKNESS.
1 Let a your home wired for tile -
Cold or Wet Weather ?day Start pry and ire np to date. ('ret our
the Pains, But the Trouble is I but 1Otlte s juice. tarnishrge ever ythin
capacity for, a large httIn1M•r Of m1 n. in the Blood.
Wes on hand If our do it, It 4111
!tail told Jordan( our u( Iroise-. Yrttt sou be dote right.-Rsbt. Tait. -
W • 14 114. Wholes. '4.4 II1V1 l to b• };care rheumatic sufferer shnuNl to
- the Luling feature of the prgtraul. 1 Mizethat rl.ruuutti.tn It rooted in
Iavr a feN' "MP" of (hail anal a fee the blood and 1.1111 only is. cored by a
VINOE CR[ATIES
sr��cm
others taken in trout of our tent at treatment that will clow11.e the blood
ramp w'llluws, Yu" 'Hi tindl them of the rlte14ulnHc• polstr. The Md -
enclosed in this letter. time belief that rhrulwrtism was
Positive --Convincing Proof
It is all very well to make claims,
bit can they be proven? We publish
the formula of Vinol to prove tho
1. ttements we make about it.
L Cod Uver std Beef Peptones, Iron.nd
Peptonatn, trop std Am•
1 don't IM'Ile)r i "'"t(4 4'I In my caus•tt by 14.111, 1141111(4 wander is now
last any of the interesting things seen r4ple4lvol. Sieh wratlN•r c0udltious
Ns "e taare•h(d through 4retts. P41$' may start the aches and puyIns. blit is
1t'r111* 4e saw a g.swl many aid x1141 not the real (seise. Liniments 11181
foto'• sights, a•sptM:inity in variohs mown et nmilientbws may give tem -
modes
m
wl
mles of dress. A gree deal of trans• ps.rary relief. but
the
porrtetion is done 0n the 141 114 iu this
enmU'y', by means of n acetum ra
tms
hung on the shrelders and iwl('k. Such
things ns mewing machines. large ta=rs
111141 bundles. uud event a coffin )vas seen
011 the back of out' ohne when we
were halted for a n4ri 11l.t
long the ad
u funeral pnwess(0u passed It was
tiff rend from anything sen in
quite t
I',urada. 1u tin- first plots. the hearse
was coa'p(ee4llsly add. It was a
large. ltavy-bd,king. e(Nloretely
YOU CAN 41ST' RIMIER sATISF Ac-
(ion and a lower prier on printing
1u town than you can bM Ai:tiding to
the city. If you doubt this let us
have a talk with you. Besides.
when you have your prieting done
❑i town. the printer's wages aro''
spent lu lowu
•.-The Signal Printing
('s., Limited. .
cannot cum
tn0111e, lwruuW they do 4104 remelt Its W.%U• P.%PER-A1 most tmSEyr
A.
mune In the blots1. The sufferer from 1 son's Is. est asapitr the price tInd
(ve
rhrunnetlsau WWI With ilesiget-unity of pauper, we offer one of the
most cotupdete and reasonably prowl
lines to be had. Allay from your
Route merchuIts and let your town
t
time
still ng :more
mud l s a -- knee you are elite. -Parini m' Fair.
tints becoming mom trate rooted--
harder to cure when the proper trent-
outward applications. is only wasting
uthulbke Mile 111111 good money in de-
pending upon smelt testmett. the
i all tl
meat is npplletl. Trott this dieeas'
through the blood 441141 you w ill soon
be MI of the pains and tortures. As
carved -white vehicle. overhung by n 11 gore for rheumatism Itr. Vi interns
enemy Meploort'l by tape's- t•Ml•IN•rlWwt'. fink l'ills are unequalled. They act
'Their were nu aides to It, the coffin dire4ly 0„ the Impure. 'n•t(k bfaol;
,nosium Citrate, Uma end S.J. Oyceto•
phosphates. Cascarin.
Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients of Vinol as published
a'.we, combine the very elements
r !-dad to make strength.
All weak, run-down, overworked
n-e.'ous men and women may prove
ties at our expense.
'there is nothing like Vinod to re-
s ', a strength and vitality to feeble
0 -1 people. delicate children and all
p -sons who need more strength.
Try it. If you are not entirely sot-
fi.:, d, we will return your money
w'(hout question; that proves our
L3.,.,)ees and your protection.
.1. A 4.t)11'Itl'i.i, lei'„eci.r.
4:,.,L,•i, , 4,'.
IM•Iug (''posed to foil view. The evtflu they purity nod strengthen it. anti so
44111+ of n pacular shape, too. being } nt,t nit the rause of rlwumutism.
high and rounded on the top. it was I Mr. D. feels, postmaster at 1?M•uut-
(rawI (.y (011r horses. covered Com'111:11•. N. It.. says: '•1 wits attacked
plcte•ly. from the 4.111•. 4.1 the very Leith rheuealtiy111. which settled iu
r0mt1, by Ilea y black shrouds. un• elbow. shoulder *MI knee joluts,
These horses were lel. not drlv.•n from I )11141 atithes s4•
twu(i nIe gnat suffrr-
r Meat on the hearse. In fact. no one Ing. The -rouble ens tanrtkcnhl)'Iy
nwle with the rxirptloe or the hock- ',evert. hast spring and i decided to try
tor. Willintn'. ('Ink ('111s. After tnk-
ing the pills for some time the
rhettimit1. (mine IIn41 tuifless in the
)Hints dlsaliven red and 1 hnve not
since had tiny return of the tntlble. "
If yOn are seffer(ng from rlwuIn44•
tistu, Or tiny trot
and week ;tercet. you will tied n cure
in n fair use of Or. Williams' Pink
Pills. Yolk cnn prre these p111,
themes any tw•cl(cinr dealer, Or by
mail itt .A1 edits a !six or six boxes. for
St2:0 from The lir. Williams Medicine
1 'o.. itra kville, Ont.
wan of the one -seated ami only rig
outside of the ht•nrw' fu the praes.hn.
1f evidently was (he funeral of one of
the lower 1411$11411$14them weres•.. ins them were
fro in attendance. A man currying n
large crucifix led the procession. Fol-
lowing hie was the priest, with a
(imply of neolytest; thou e:. •
m.• the
hearse, followed ley the mourrwrs.
About six. on foot. and bringing up the
rear the par•u11ur ou(•-same( 1111141 heel.
There b noel for only one le this sent,
''h(ch I. directly behind the drher's.
1 cannot slay' wild Nus 1114. fortunate
one to lune the ride nn theretvirh trip,
Int 1111.11111111. It would 1e the priest. 1
understand that It Is the custom In
this country' for all others to walk to
and from the funeral. Another point
of interest was the add vehicles. I:oth
the Wagons wed hnggieN or leeks are
very email, tint( I rutty' say the horses
are, tees. The wheels on all the rigs
ars very low. The hacks are all open.
and do out a(rommodate very' tn11ny,
some three. others two. and many only
one. The driver has Il high single
seat,t0 himself. Behind kiln, and low,
is the(otss•ng.•r's sett. They all I(.ok
1 funny' to o111' ryes, but those having
room for (only one perched In the tack
-eat take the prise for foolish-lookingthings,
STILL NEEDS MONEY.
Winter•
Footwear
Styk,�fit and durability
are three very important
features in footwear.
The are qualities that
every line of Shoes and
Rubbers in our immense
stock muet poetess.
Every line is selected
with thepe ends in view,
therefore ensuring per-
fect quality and footwear
that will stand the most
severe teat in any
weather.
- REPAIRING -
Geo. MacVicar
North Wile Squire, Coderich
CALL AND -WEE WHAT YOU CAN
Amy . iaiI-er ,and Purity Package
(MO SOT 011 Friday and Matunkty.
J. S/n11r.
THE G R �G A T FUNDAMENTAL
factor in winning and keeping the
better trade At' hone is to handle •
the test tuer•handise. Hats that
attract are of Quality, Extensive -
and fte1nemeut.-!Mise M. R.
Knauer.
WHEN IOU K7
' DRUGS P[
RITZ
should be the first eon'lderation.
we handle a full line of Pare Drugs.
Medicines, Toilet Art ides. n 11.I
everything that is rollfled-
,
in a flr-
etass Drug Store. (keel ,ervite.
Buy at home. -E. R. Wlgk.
Ids due t.. poor bl.s.l
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith 8i Ring
JO East Street. Opposite Knos Church
Give Us a Trial
V. M. C. A. Is Planning Cont. cued
We rk for the Solders.
Toronto, Feb. 21.- At a meet n;( of
the campaign committee of the Nation-
' al Council: 1. M, C. A.. in Toronto to-
day. arrangements were made for the
next Hod T Triangle fund campaign. which
the Y. M. 1'. A., 1n conjunction with
the Y. W. C. A., is to hold throughout
Canada on Na, 1341:
The objective of the campaign mill
be $1.1 00,100, which Is the amount Of
new funds required by the national
Councils or the two organizations for
their extensive work tor this year.
The I. M. C. A. regards the work
overseas still at Its maximum, and not
to be concluded until the last of the
moldier,' have lett for home. This over-
seen service I. to ile pros iiled Inc by the
funds now on hand over there, together
with anticipated pros it from the can-
teen for the remaining months.
The National Council states that the
elite( ohject of appeal to the public this
year 1s tor the work to be done ter re-
turning soldiers. The "Y'' pmpostem t0
have an unbroken chain of aversee Inc
the soldiers from the time of their 'env
ing England till their arrival at the
military dlapereal centres In Panels,
This will Include games and entertain-
ments, as well a44 hee drinks, smoke^.
and other comforts on the homeward
journey. The "Y" Is a home and peace
time Instithtlon, and has a Urge reren-
sttnctlon program for the hien and
boys of the country atter the soldiers
fh
MAKE OUR GARAGE YOUR G:AB-
r ng.. If your auto is sick we 1011
doctor It (Meek. 1'1111 Ione of ACM"': -
Rorie. and time on band 4 of course
Fon know we teethe the Ford. the
nulyersal ear. Ger in your order
for spring. -P. J. MaeEwan.
A WORD ' ABOUT BUYING GRO
eerie% out of towel. Jnst get onr
prices first and your m0Itey will
tiny here to help build 1114 onr own
. towo. Think this over and buy at
home every time. --J. H. Pipe.
AN ,( IITiC1.E HAS BEEN GOING
the rounds of the press headed.
'What P1111 II we do with our girls'!"
1t 'hi easy enough to ■nswee. One
of the best things is to take them to
(iallews' Studio a1141 111144' them
ph0(ogruph.l. It will please them.
certulu.
Massey -Harris
Shop
I (1R -
BINDERS, MOWERS AND
CULTIVATORS.
DELCO-LIGHT PLANTS.
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS..
GRAY ANDMcLAt'GHLIN
CARRIAGES.
GAS ENGINES.
WIRE FENCE.
OLD HOMESTEAD
FERTILIZER.
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St Goderich
NEW SPRING FOOTWEAR ON UP -
to -the -minute taste. We have them
In plain en41 eolorel combinations,
Moth on the ('ulau mud IAMIN herb,.
Ser thles4. DPW sty14•4 at Slmrrruas
Shoe Stare.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN! BEFORE
you Any 11 Stove or any kind of
Hardware. You we111 twit nur pries
w whole Int lower than ontot-tOwn
prif'ea. Give ns a chanes first and
Iw convinhl'd.-4. J. Harper.
JUST Pi('K 01'T ANY ARTICLE IN
your csttognw, then err us. We
4111 not only compete In pr1(•es, but
44111 were you money In Hnrlware,
Stoves. Tools, Bunt Supplies. etc.
Try ns and lee. -Chas. C. I.ee.
A WORD TO HOUSEWIVES, JUST
simply {neat np having your brered
orders POMP ffom home bakerit'd.
Every loaf of ont•of-town bread yon
eat just harts onr tog a that much.
Try mer hew -made prrwhtets. -
J. W. Schuh.
MANY PUT TRUST IN THE UNKNOWN.
Never Satisfied With Those Things With Which They Are
Familiar -Inclined to Take Chance -Curios Traits in
Human Nature Have Made Possible Growth and Devel-
opment of the Great Mail Order Houses.
(('upyright. i
A curious trait in human stature makes itself apparent
very frequently. That is au inclination to trust in the un-
known rather than in that with which one ii►.fanhjljar. A
person is very apt to take a chance, even' though he may
know that the odds are 100 to one against hint, instead of
being satisfied with lesser rewards about w-hieh there is no
possibility of doubt.
It in. possibly, the Raring up of the ever-present
gambling instinct but there is something wore in it than,
that. There is in it the unexplained tendency on the part of
most! people to reach for the ehimerical and ignore the
taugihle and substantial thing xt'hII•h is near aLhaud. Mian V
is seldom satisfied with those things that are tt'ithiu his
grasp but is reaching always for the ldnattaivable. Tier
often. he loses that which he might easily gain by blindly
purIuiug that which Ili always just out of his reach.
Why "Con" Man Thrives.
Coupled. in a way. with his faith in the unknown is the
tendency on the part of 4411 many people to place confidence
in a straflger in preference to -hue who is known and has
been tried and proven. It isthis tendency which makes
possible the operations of the ' con" man. the get-rieh-quick
artist, the unscrupulous promoter and the salesman of
worthless mining stocks. The man who tvould not think of
trusting Bill Jones, his nest -door neighbor and fellow
church member. wilf confidingly turn over his life's savings
to u stranger who unfolds a tale of riches to be won. Bill
Jones might talk his head off in behalf of u legitimate- pro-
positimt without getting a dollar where the slick stranger
with the worthless proposition can get thousands.
•
It is these two tendencies whiehr apparently. are sl,
widely prewaleut airing all cistern of people that have made
potlaibie the success of the greattmail order houses iu the big
cities. A knowledge of psychology is as importatlt to the
mail order man as a know'ledg df business practices. He
plays upon these tendencies of man to take a chance, to trust
in the unknown rather than the known, to place confidence
in the stranger rather than the friend.
Hope to Draw Prise.
'those who buy merchandise front a mail order bm1,e ars.
'
moved parte}', whether they realize -it or not. by that trait
in their nature which prompts them to trust jn the,unknown
rather than in that with which they are familiar. They are
hoping. it may be unconsciously, that they will draw a prize.
They coo not know what they will get, for it is impossible for
one to know what he is going to get when he orders mer-
chandise from a picture and a highly colored description in
a catalogue. Ile is taking a chance on the unknown.
Buying merchaudise from the local merchant, on the
other hand. contains none of these elements -of chalice that
enter into the dealings with the mail order lipase. When
one buys a stove front the hardware store in his home town.
he may get none of the thrills that come frot r etithing
chnce but he will get a stove that will last longe keep
him warmer than the one that he might get from the mail
order house, and to the average individual these things are
likely to be more important than the thrills.
Ming Your dyes.
Patronise the people
with them stays in eir-
i
i
WE 11.ANDLE A FULL LINE O!'
all kinds of hooka. Stet lottery.
ot►tnee Supplies. • tlt•Itool Books are
e specialty with us. Leave your
tinier with us for your favorite
magazine, We are at your errvite.
Ituy itt buwr.-glee. reeler.
A SAVE IIITOR* TO PIN " t0t'R
faith to is the Scotch Store, %'herr
geode are Wall uu their nal w.•rits,
not on puffed-up rallies. If It 1.
anything In Dry gouda you want,
cull on us and our will do our best
to pie ee you. -D. Millar 4 I;eta`
DLT YOUR HORSE BL%NKET(3•
a1N1 Rrl(Mlt at home when you (un
get thew at 21l (our tentoff regular
prit•e.s.-A. J. Paltrklge.
When you buy froze the local merchant you see the
thing that you are buying. you inspect it carefully. examine
the lvorkmanship and the duality of the material of which
it is made and in many cases you have the privilege of test-
ing it before paying for it, You have not only your own
eyes and knowledge of values to rely upon. but you have the
advantage of the advice of the merchant who has an expert
knowledge of the merchandise which he is selling and who,
in 99 cases out of 100, can 1,e relied upon to tell the truth
about it. Then you have the guarantee that is backed not
only by the retail merchant, but u1 many eases by the manu-
facturer. If the article which you buy does not prove satis-
factory after it is given a fair test. you can take it hack to
the store where you bought it. in most eases. and get your
money back. The retailer may get his money back from
the manufacturer, but if he doesn't he stands the loss. In
any event, you are Protected.
Why a person will place his confidence in a stranger
rather t11811 a friend or will inlet in the unknown rather
than in that which is tangible, is something that is hand to
understand. Even the mail order house does not pretend
to know why it is so but 1t accepts conditions as it finds
them and makes the most of the opportunities that 'they
offer.
JUIN EXAMINE OUR LINE OF
Clothing and get nur prices p� n
Big line of tine CIothieg for
and )sora. Also nifty line of Gent.'
Vnrnlahtnaa. Hata, GLM. etc. Torn
%111 save money by trading here. -
O. O. Newton.
THE D01.1 .41k 1'Ol' SPEND AT
home stays here and yen are liable
to get it back next My. It 7011 lend
It Ont of town It is gone forever.
(let our buying here.
here ---(11. s(l^'Leach.
I !Mee
money by hey g
Q t' AA.1 T 1 CONSIDERED. OL'IC
Prices sn' reieottabte. We handle
the best. -Des Bow.
WAR CLOUDS ARE PARTED-.
Now 144 to all boost for trigger sat
better t:tslrrkh. We eau ter it by
all of us laying our supplies at
hnwr. It w111 help wottierfully
See nit for Hardwire, Storrs rod
1'hemhiug.-Fred URIC
AIL WE ASK IS A COMPARISON
of our Hue of Furniture with otlwe'
Get our priers, their draw your COW
4.1u$(ua+. B(1 sl.Mi to chase from
Our Undertaking Deportment is
complete. Buy at home.--Bropbry
HERE Is OUR TROUBLE -WHEN
we have to repair shoddy hither
shoe.. 44 it14 paper War.. when views
come from our lain dealer* we d,
not have this trouble. 11'e do alt
kinds" of slew reeniring and we do It
right. -Manuel Smith. -
PILEuSB1TE11I.AN BOOK OF PR.AISE
-This urn- Hymnal. anthorizel by
the General ,ss'mbly of the Pres-
byterian ('perch In Canada. and
which 1s being alopted generally.
is now in stack and being sold at
' ?Meson's Maisel Stere. --
OU WiLL FEND YOU CAN ALWAYS
sore money be doing your trading
In Ono -rtes. oil -goods ■isI
Jlen toositse with its. 1)nr price.
nre an object lesson In bnytng at
home curry titer. -'J. J. Negate.
"ON FLANDERS' FIELDS" AND "iN
Flnldrtk Now.' These beset iful
verse". with it inn dst'ep4• bsekgrotlnd
of rel poppies. beautifully hand
1,•Ie11At. nnw uu Male at Smith's Art
Store.
MAIL ORDER HOUSES DO NOT
ititrtictilurly hart our httslterss, int
we are in line with any move that
lwlpw our t0wes-sad our merchants.
For flue Confectionery and lee
('ream you will std the pure thiels
at our pt..re.---C. Blackstone.
101' WILL FINA) 01 BU ISG
your Flour aur Fred from us rota
will be well pleased with nor way at
doing business. (:.std stack at right
prices. We believe In trading at
home. It will help us a11.-Vlieetm
s Co.
CONSULT YOUR CATALiOGI'Re
then consult us and note the Raving
in Harness and Horne Goods,
Timitks, Bags, Horse Ftlnukets, or
anything for the stable. We will
not be undersold by any mail order
house. -IL J. Plotter.
LIVE AND LET LIVE. --THAT 1S 4
goal working motto for everyday
lite. Give the home men•hant a
chants. to do hnsits with you on a
fair Iasis. Yon pill find It the Leat
plan taking everything Into con-
sideration. Live Avid let llye.-This
Menai Printing ('o.. Ltd.,
1 WILL HQLD MY FiRSt OPENING
of Spring Millinery Saturday, Mart
nth, and Monday. March 10th. Mists
M,'hlnnn 1a in Toronto Joking no
the latest style- M. E. Cameron.
FOR SPECIAL FOOTWEAR BAR -
grills t111. week MM' Gee. Matoileilies
whnto*c. torula aide of Stp10rk,
Goderich.
IT 111 FAR BETTER AND SAFES
to have yunr old photographs Copied'
or enlarge) by a nsponMIble aria
like ours Omit to Intrust teem t0
the first agent who calls at y'o4r
hark door. They are date with Its.
We understand this ort( and do
not ncer•Irnrge.-(11.
NO NEEI) TO GO PAST OUR STORE
If you are looking for Art (:awlie
such ns Stitupwrl Cushions, Scarfs
and ('('ntreple•.s, Lunch and Tray
('hsthw, /'seise Threads, ('roeltet
curtains, Ilnth Towels. and other
Novelties. Always it pleasure tee
show our stmt. -Mina S. NOW.
ISWAREE OF CATALOGUE WRNL-
tare; It nil looks alike In {Achim..
Reiter trade at home. We carry a
toll lin of Furniture for every
nom In the ionise, at prices that
will treat any m31 11 order homes. -
W, Walter.
You owe a Citizen's Duty to' Your Own Town -