The Signal, 1919-3-27, Page 44-Thurs,I:.', Nl;trell 27, 1'119
os•••••••••••••••••••••••
•
Your Clothes Problems
•
•
• won't be problems at all if you let us look out
• for your spring requirements.
•
• We know Clothes values and we use that
• knowledge to the limit when we order our clothing.
•
•
You will find in our
• Spring Suits and Overcoats
•• good taste, distinctiveness and serviceability, features
which once realized by actual wear, will convince you
• that the maker has set a standard which you would
• do well to remember.
•
• We can fit you perfectly --and your purse
• exactly.
••
• WALTER C. PRIDHAM
•
• Phone 57
•
00000000••••i••••••••••••••
•
•
•
-
•
•
14;
•
••
•
•
••
-
•
- --_ and Elmer West. Tic judge's are
their recision for the (legative.
Mr. Roderick McKenzie. of (rood
Bay, Ont., who hall been *gwniing
several mouths visiting at (tr. K F. Mac-
Leunan's and with other relatives in
this vicinity, left on Tue day ruing
for his h, Mr. Lorne MaeLeiman,
aat.'onlpauild him t , Goderieli.
K I NT.t I I ..
M lay. March 24.
Miss Mary MaeMnrchy las returned
frnw T01111110.
MI -S. \\'nl. Fhdnywu►. of Lorne, is
vi*it Ina Nt the h • of her brother.
Mr. Charles Stewart
Miss Wel Griffin is hone frnw Whig -
haw. having er,nlpleted her /course at
the itnsiul's$ College there.
Miss Rater Hartwell, of (,teterich,
spent the w1ek1.1111 a., the guest /1f
Miss Anna Mackenzie.
)Ire. (:eel. Ferguson and wen Stuart.
of Ssltford. are visiting at the home
of the former's father, Mr. Alex. Mac-
Mur•Iy.
1 Mr. Alex. Dingwall. of Itlyth. is
cisitIi5 at Mr. Donna") dlNIKay's.
:1 number of farpuers have begun
waking maple syrup.
Rebate. A 41.111111• WAN 111111 1111
11nu•.4111y evening under the auspice..
of the Woullg People's S1i•lety of Ash-
field Presbyterian church on the 111111-
j1.•t. "He•w,Ivel. that the ...lie of the
bite war are greater than the befits
derived from It. 1111 atarui.tive
side wan upheld by Messrs. Bain
Stewart and D. A. MHr IA•In111111: the
Negative by Meagre. John MnclntoMh
•
THE . BIO1IAL
OODIlIc. OINT.
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHYARD is the
agg of aur THE SIGNAL at 1)uagannon.
Older* lett with him lir eubaci eplluaa.
advertisements or lob printing rill receive
prompt attentwo. Telephone tGodera h
Ra,al) r39.
sr
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
C.,mmi3a190Hr fox Affidavits. etc..
and Conveyancer
Wit.. Deed.. Mo, *.hat. Aareel,r'1. e,.
Carefully cue tad .rid Mone, Sup-
pled I« Mata.s.'
AGENT FOR
Fae. Wand and fid.1 law e .,, the boo
Companies ono.
KINGSI1H11)GI .
Tuesday. Ytan•h
Frank Mil '1 rtIiv and Josrpb
lO'Reilly left Inst week for Young.
Sask.. wheel• they iutetHl spending the
summer.
Thomas N-alIH14• huh left • for 111a
4,4114• at 4ougrlw. Alta.. and Patrick
iVolhe• for Manitoba. after visiting
their fatter Ion'.
Mrs. SI. Griffin, or Flint.. Mich..
visite) err Gather. Mr. P. Wallace. -
Ed. Dalton left for the West on
Notably utter spending the winter
with his mother.
Mrs. F. Pape left for her home at
earlmitie after n visit of a few weeks
with frivol. here. .
Floreemw Mel'11rthy 14.ft for the West
on 31u11d1y
\We•elue.d*y, M iireh 4i.
Mr. Thos. Johnston returned home
I/1,1 w,s•k 1 • Auburn. where he had
I11491 4 isitlug ..for w,we tlmr.
Mr. Saw Swan has rented Hugh
Shields' (,Iron. 31r. Shields intends
hMg into his house at 1'rausford.
}Mild l':rrington a\Vis. Parr
spent a few busy days tri I the vil-
lage the twist week till 11R woad With
their Iautzslw•. ley tlw look of the
wood phew. Jack Frost will get a warm
n'1c•ptioo here next whiter.
Mrs. B..1. l'rawforl is spending a
few days In the etmilllty tion this week.
Mrs. Allium and Mrs. Ross visited
Gl*lrrieh on Monday of this Werk.
The lover Valley Creamery received
two cars of butter -boxes *his week.
This 41d':111s busilltas.
The roads were hl pretty bad condi-
tion for a while. but with the tine
weather are 1111% drying up aitely.
The order of the day -waking maple
syrup HIH1 rutting wood.
Pte. Norman M. Kirk retnnietl to
the military hospital at 1 'trnit ou
Monday after 11 furhmgh of ten days.
Mr. load \ll•s..1. Dunstan I3t'IM n/ft. of
East \Vnwallesh. visited at tow home
of the letter's parents Mr. and Mrs. A.
Ki'k. user 1814111114'.
\\'or1 nn. received last week teat
Mrs. John Parks. who is residing w-ftl►
her daughter in the \Vest. fell also re-
ceived a lard shaking rip slap with her
years i. not Impruylug very quickly.
"Early to bed soil early 111 rise" If
well *11111 1111 111(1•I1 a (Mil 011 1r after
is•xt Muiday. All time 011 ter 4i. T. H.
system is to I1• moved 11114.311 Dur 1
1111 111111 1111\', .,I 1. 111 1111) LIP 1v11aa11•t
at the labeler. the -daylight saving("
1 two. huv4,lg again IMeu adopted in Ga. Mr. Wtn. CIA tv,tui has eeturur 1 to
'States. his home Jerre atter spending the part
Say. how is your garl.0 doing? Are two weeks at Stratford aud Wood -
priers going to pieces?• Isis it look stock
like it WWit1, 1)1/R4 $1t1.3A 44. the fanner.
tattle h,yers sir oun.1 looking up ss•k
1 '111 around 131-
UPI'. M. 1'. Craig sax 4. ail widows 4)u
the public library. its benefit* *11(1 UM
11wM1M. His remarks were Instructive
anti w)wrtlwes I,aiuorotls. A very
Important feu tare of the eveulug's
proceedings Wee, the prew•utatlon of
purses to Ham Bellamy and Itobt.
Moore on 118111111 of the cltizena and of
a beautiful chair to Norman Kirk on
1.,•14141f of the Draloge Lodge. The re-
cipl.uts, who ane returned moldier*,
'Herr addressed in suing nlalwltr by
Rev. T. A. Stedman, and responded
with worda of thanks and appreelatton
for the honor 111114 1.11111111 41a P1 11•111114.1
to them by the people. In conclusion,
'the younger set, wishing to treat thew- . X
w•Ires to still more tun, eIjuyel a Wee
little hop for about two hours, while 1
the rulers who w.•re sorry for their
Iran year., wended tlelr way h11we-
ward.
XXMXRXXXXXXX%XX•XXxj(•XXXXXXXXXXXXMXXXX*:
111
X
■
ST. AI'G:l'STINK.
7'tl.•wla)',
March 25. NI
Exuma Ea and Mary Hurley. of
'\alla(who rg, 11 411141 hone last
Thursday after spending two weeks
ith friends In this 4 t inity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest l►uR, of I)tlu-
gall11on. visited )l r.. J. Thompson one
day last week.
Mix Dula N41 \I, Ihnutld, of J11 111141-
(11W11, ret ur11141 1 last Wednewtay
after a two weeks' visit with Sirs. Wm.
Me .tlltster.
Mrs. 1). Parks and Mrs. \\'111 Begley,
of Ashtleld, visited Mrs. Mason: Me-
.\
list, -r rrlwlltly. t
\L•. 1. Edwards. of Toronto, Is *pw1-
tug a few weeks with 111* uuele, Mr.
lei,. Henry.
BENM l LLEIL
K EDNESDAY, March 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Stewart and son. of
Kansas. have been visiting at the former's
parental home for a few days. Miss Helen
Stewart accompanied them to Toronto
last Monday.
Mr. iA aldon Fisher., of Dundurn, Sask.,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity after
an absence of a number of years.
Miss Irene Long is visiting friends at
Nile this week.
Their many friends rejoice with Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Albin upon the safe re-
turn of their son, I'te. Secord AIIm. from
active service at the front. We con
gratulate Sapper Roy Mohring and friends
also upon his safe arrival in Canada.
Societies of Epworth League of Chris-
tian Endeavor have been organized at
Benmiller and North Zan churches.
"Come thou with us and we will do thee
good.".
Services on Benmiller circuit next Sun-
day will be as follows: Bethel 11 a. m.,
N. Zion 2.30 p. m.. Benmilier 7 p. m.
Subject: "The Christian's Vital Breath n
CARD 11\'.
Wednesday. Man•h 2ti.
THE SPRING TONIC FOR
- PALE, THIN PEOPLE.
If You Want to Gain Weight and Recover Your Appetite, Energy
and Ambition, Try This Well Known Remedy.
With the passing of winter many people feel weak. depressed
aid easily tired. The both' larks that vital foree and energy which•
pure blond alone can give. In a word, while not exactly sick, the in-
door life of winter has left its mark upon them, aud a blolyd-building,
serve -restoring tonic is needed to give renewed health and ene?' y.
Dr. Williams' fink Pills are an all -year-round --blood builder and
nerve tonic, but they are especially useful in the spring. Every dose
helps to retake new, rich, red blood, and with this new blood returning
strength, cheerfulness and good health quickly follows.
1f you are pale anti sallow, easily tired, or breathless at the least
exertion; if your complexion is poor, or if you are troubled with
pimples or eruptions, I)r. Williams' Pink Pills are just what you need
to put you right. If you have twinges of rheumatism. are subject to
headaches or backaches, if you are irritable or nervous, if your sleep
does not refresh you, or your appetite ispoor, you need the treatment
which Dr. Williams' Pink Pills alone can give -yon • need the new
blood, uew health and new energy this medicine always Ilrings.
A ('omplete N'r+eek. Gained In Wright.
Mrs. C. Forsythe, H. 1t. No. 2. F'Ish-
erv111., int.. say*: "At the ..g4. of
feurteti my daughter Viola war feel-
ing very- much run 41111.1 111 the spring.
Then she *4445 Nttekel with wh..plllg
rough which left her a complete arek.
*1111• I111/I INI Ilpllrti(P, /'1111)11 11/11 ,.I.rp
N.'ll nights 111111 was sldljes't to cIIIIIM
which sometime. kept her In bell for
the ably. She war. (.*•poring steadily,
ba not apparently getting the tenet
benefit. awl 1 na111nt1ly grew very
anxious. (me of my neighbors Mn5-
5.•st.tl giving err Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills. nod 1 gut a box. When shP
began using the pills she weighed only
47 pounds. Before the 4.05 waft all
gone 1 sent 111111 got mix more 111xes,
end moiler their 11.1• she rui,MtNlltIy
grew stronger. Her appetite Improv-
e). the color cam)' tuck 111 her cheeks,
she ...odd sleep well. )11141 feels and
inks like n different prr141), and with
all 111ls'.1111. 4111115 the pills she Kailas!
1.1) ponds 111 weight...
:A Sallow ('ornplecion.
S1Is4 Gladys Marshall, Chatham,
that., says: '! snff.rel Ir nen 0us-
Ness and 111y Lks1) ens 111 a very poor
Walllntillll. 31y fare broke toast 111 pim-
ples owl my 1,1mpI.xInn wean ver)'
arlktw. 1 took 41,x -tori. medicine Mil
without beneficial re*„ Its. 1 was f.el-
lin.: mach discouraged wle11 a friend
r,-•ommended Dr. \VllIIamM ('Ink 1'))).'
➢ used In all ndx boxes, enol waw orer-
Ji';:e1 to and that my complexion had
M•:• ' 'mite clear, pimples had IiIM-
appear.'11. my nerves were strengthen-
ed 141111 my old time health and ambi-
tion returned, 1 shall always have a
aullgoblobsivaLisl wont to say for 1)r. 1\'I)lianla'
1,L 1'I I ls."
S(r.. M. B. Rickert. I:It. honer, Int..
mays: "I was weak. 1.1111 Ilow11. H1111 10s -
Ing weight whrll 1 began wing Itr.
Williams' I'Ink Pills. 1 t.s,k the pills
Mteadlly for a mouth. 111111 the differ-
ence they Made in m) condition was
st gratifying. 1 gained both In
strength and weight. :111ti feel *lute 1
112111 the pills like a new person. 1
IIi*1 n•IYIII1metided the use 1.f the pills
to my danghter•ll-leu, 4411), w*m pale,
thin wad-vfenk. When she began using
the pill* she w'elghel 1.111y UCS Iwlutll*
111111 When Mlle (11w•1,1114,,i,,'l) their ane
she weighed 1:17 pounds. For all weak
people. 1 think town• is 110 medicine
can equal Dr. N'llllnul•' 1'hk ('111*."
for the grass an' pal. g t
tents-- w.• hear of ole semi lot t at
brought 1 -l4• -a&1 the big Iwn as well
as Jack Howltt'r chicks with their ears
Ilr.teiIug for the is 1 of an export
demand for eggs'' Well. we should
sly it dbwsu't look too bad.
Welcome Hese.--4lur Weal Moldier
1, oys are n•tur►h►g mw Ly o11r. Harold
Sproul arrived home on Saturday
1lgh4. He war. 5144.1) a warm and
hearty reception by the - citizens im-
mediately on his arrival. Words of
welemne were given by Dr. Case and
Miss Jean Young, of Toronto, spent
Sunday with her parental. Mr. and
Mrs H. M. Young.
Mrs. (Rev.) Hamilton. of liodrnch,
eondueted the services in Smith's Hi 1
church on Sunday.
Miss L.'tty Gallagher is visiting
friends at Guelph.
The Colborne Farmers' Club shipped
a carload of hogs from McCiaw on
Friday.
Johnston Fares told. -Mr. Andrew
Johnston has . ,111 his farm on the Sth
concession to Mr. IWillwm Cantwell.
who for w • years prat has IMeu a
marine engineer on the Great Laken.
J 1 \hllloogh, ex-Heeve of W141( '1111' J1111111to11 fans is one of the Moat
A Spring Cold.
Chas. Wlm•gnrden. Delhi,
say.: "Last spring nH ,h11,ghter Ruby
vcn11 taken with a lad col.l. Sue
l• M•111-
e1 weak, had a elnsta111 iN1III 111 her
sod)', grew pale, and 11. the r,meillem
11.111111)• 1111411 hl rases of this kind .1111
not 114.1p her WP feared .1111 was guh15
into a decline. 1 des•14e1 to give her
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and got Mx
1Beforeo,xes. efore she had 1tsvl them all.
she was 11
again well (111 strou5. The
1'4.11511 11/111 left her, she hada goodappetite. the pain In her aIle, diaap-
paeerd. and 11 nice rosy color had re -
hinted 10111•r cheeks. 1 have therefore
much reason to speak warmly In
;intim.of Or. Williams' fink 1'111*."
l atwithatanding the increased emit of all drug*, there has been
pa
sshone in the price of our 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills. They can he
had through any mediieine dealer at 50 cents a box, or Hix boxes for
.2.80, or will be sent ou reeeipt of price by The Dr. Williams' Medi -
sew Co., Brookville, Ont.
48.
1C111%11111n4h. Harold 4•Xpresse41 his drslrnhie 4111
ph -:Luer at bring hnmr again 111111 Mr. I'nutwe
me•tIng old friends once more. Ion IIpil 1,1" Ion
Tuesday afternoon Iwortw Johnston fr' 140' Or"
and Balfour Simpsm arrived in the and Mrs. .
village. Slam an assemblage gathere41 "'wilding G.
wpleomt• 1)r- 14,11171 IS. bac
Ice. In the township. and
II Is to to congratulate)rrasa
1'1•II1) W'. Poslou is 111)4
uulil 4)ttober Int, and Mr.
,h
l,nstnn, who hare been
e w inter et Auburn. w-111
k on taw farm for the sum-
mer sea14li. We shall all 1e glad to
Milthem with u., again, 44.4441 for No
short a time.
TUK L.Hutr,s VVtx. - The young
people of Smith's Hill ::hureh
spent a very enjoyable time in the
township hall on Friday evening, the
program taking the form of a (h-bete
between the young ladies' Bible claim
and the young lnen•11 Bible class. The
subject was. "Resolved, that woman
suffrage will be re beneficial than
detrimental to our country." Theof irulatire side was very ably upheld
by Miss Flot•ence' Yisung, Ml'*. MeV.)
Rn*s and Miss Hill of Credit•in, who is
now te)u•hing at Ifo. 1 school. The
ladies delivered excellent addressee,
showing the splendid work done by
the woven during the present war,
not only at home but also behind the
lines in ',ranee and Flanders. They
hadalso some very convincing argu-
ments regarding New Zealand, where
the women have had the fl•anehi,w for
some tinge. The negative mule of the
debate was taken by Messrs. Reg
Glen, Thos. Wilton and John Krrni-
ghan, who endeavored to show that
the woman suffrage movement war
not desired by the Majority of the
shier themselves, as torts clearly
shown in the hoot election in Great
Britain, and also presented 1 very
goodialglllllrllts on the temperance
fluent' . The judges. Mise Linfield,
Mr. E. V. Lawson and Reeve ming,
gave their dec(s' in favor of the
Ladies. but ',latest that they hail won
by a very smell margin. there being
in their eltiulathon a difference of only
one point After the debate short
addresses were given by R1v. R. J.
Roes. Reeve Young and Mr. R. M.
to cheer and grist the
rivals. 1)r. Case and Rev. M. 1'. Craig
made brief addresses of welcome anal
els er to theme men w -Ito had 14) gal-
lantly upheld the honor of 4'amula fu
battle.
Pres station to Pte. Norman Kirk --
The following address was read by
Mr. John Johnston at the ptblll
library concert held in the Agricul-
tural }11111 on Friday 1115111 hast :
Dungan . March 17, 1919,
1.. 1). 1No. 324
SL•. Nornu11l M. Kirk.
ih•ir Sir Hnd Rrother.--\We a*
1 urn 11g)'m11'11 feel that we ow.• a debt of
gratitude to those who have taken part
in the great war. We 81111 our Allies
fought for principles dear to the heart
of every 4rue 4)rnngenleu. Thos•
pi -iodides of liberty and Justice,
"Fwptil right,. for 1111, and special
privileges to 11011." have !wen the
f INtloi of our !Inter since its
f lathe. They are twiny the prin-
elplea for which we *brad and for
whie11 thou$auds of our brethren have
la l4 down their Inns 011 the battlefields
of Enrolw. the member of our own
111i15e lies In those lipids where poppies
Won-. 11nd other,. are returning Maimed
In body or in health. We feel that we
would 111• recreant to our duty If ear
dLI 1110 M11111V In some tangible manner
our appreciation of your services 11114
our rejoicing et your wife return. 11'e
therefcre ask you to Neeept this chair
as a token of our regard ami hope Him
may long be spared to uphold Gawp
pl•111•iplbs which we Irl leve to 1* v1ti1
to the welfare of the world.
1S1Rt1e1 111 111.111 If of the Ledgeo
.11,1111 Johnston, Thome," (jnlllrt.
Mr. Thomas 4'nlbert made the pre*-
enh4tlon, after whirl) Norman replied
1n a flew well-eho*Pn sentences, flank -
Ing the lodge for their handsln.• gift.
A Big Night. --'Ph.• postponed enter-
taiutnl'nt for the benefit of the politic
library ,•111111' off last Friday evening
and wall 11 Mtge 111/Yes*. TII.'Iw watt a
full hr.lap, the proreelm anlouuthl5 to
$!.7. Those taking part IneItide'd
Mims harm•1 Augustine. Rev. T. A.
Mtellnum and H. 1Sailey, 14.lolats: Mien
Verna Hamilton nod Mrs. Harvey
Tr•learen, WI/0 Rave readings: Mlas
FAIR ll Treleaven sod Mr*. Cecil Tee -
1111V1.111. 111 instrumental (hien.: Messrs.
Harvey and t'e'll Treleaven. 31rr.. 1'.
a1111 \14141) Edith Treleaven. In orches-
tra numbers : Meagre. Thos. 11.1.4..n,
Harry ltellinly, It. Bailey, Bert Tre-
leaven and Ralph 1)lmher. in qunrtt•tte
mmnlln•re ; Mr.. A. E. Treleaven and
Ralph 1►isher, *erv.mpanl*tn. Then a
plat' wax put on by nine of the girlie of
the village: Mime. 1.11. Elliott, Fdna
PPtltl*INI, Ilanpl Allgmiths', Mary Me -
Court. Verna Hamilton, Myrtle Begley,
Rola Hasty, E.Iith and It*r Mtnehers.
The whole program war heartily en•
joyed, and everything was euc•ored.
a►
Hours of Business 8 a.m. to6 p.m.
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. IN
■
The Newest in Coats and Capes•
•
THE express has just delivered to us the very newest
creations in Coats and Capes, in the latest New York
styles. The styles will at once appeal to you, they are so
suggestive of spring. The materials are Velours, Tricotines,
Serges and Gaberdines. The newest colorings are cub,
victory, bark, sand, castor and reindeer. Priced from
$22.50 up
SPECIAL SHOWING OF COTTON FABRICS
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
Never in the whole history of Fashiondom have Cottons been so
popular as for the coming season. The designs and weaves are more
charming than ever. Voiles, Ginghams, Cottons, Ratines, Beach Cloths,
Batistes and Zephyrs are the favored materials.
Voiles in the newest designs in in-
dividual dress lengths, in a great variety dresses for women and children. Their
of designs, are priced at 89c to $1.50 per wearing and washing qualities are not
yard. equaled. In plaids, checks and stripes.
Piques, Gaberdines and Palm Beach Cloths in suits. skirts, dresses and trimming.
Priced from 50c per yard up.
THE NEW 'SPRING AND SUMMER
KNITTED COATS AND PULLOVERS
From the Monarch Knitting Co. we have received our spring and summer
shipment of knitted Coats and Pullovers. The styles this season are so different and
so varied that no woman's outfit will be complete without rine or more of these useful
and attractive garments. They come in all pure wool in light weight, in the newest
colorings. Many of the new Pullovers are sleeveless. They must be seen to be
appreciated. Priced from $3.95 up to $20.00.
What are the special recowmewla-
tions for McCall Patterns:' Individ•
uality, the newest authentic fashions
and REAL econonls. Those are the
rea*ons w lay thousand* of women
are now having their clothes wade
at hone.
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Monarch Floss and Down
Nemo and P. C. Corsets
Kayser Gloves and Penman's Hosiery
Our mail order department is always at your service
f
PHONE 56 J'Vlillars Scotch Store PHONE 56
XX■■XXXXXXXXXXXXXIIXXXXX*XXXXXX ■ XXX XXXXXX
Young, also readings by Miss Vesta
Fisher and Mr. John Roberton, after
which an excellent slipper was served.
LEEItI'RN.
Tieywl1y. moral 25.
Iter-. J. F.. Ford, of Goiderlch.
pr.•alhel a very Interesting and Im-
pressive serua,u in I,ewbnrn ( nevi.
last Monday.
We are worry to report Mrs. ('lark's
IlIIH'MM of t1* past week, 1111t hope to
hear of her .,purely recovery.
Sir. Toni 1h151e• left on Saturday to
take Ids Moat at 4'ollingw0014 for
another s•1114011 011 the Greet lake*.
\\-e wish him "11,11 voyage" 141141 a mate
return.
We are ple.*n1 to 11e' Reg. Williams
lu unr midst again after two years of
active N4wvice overarms.
Str. and Mrs. Arch. Horton visited
friends at Auburn one day last week.
The W. F. M. S. nut at the home of
Mrs. F'lllford, with a good attentlat4e.
Mr. G. Frw'mal, has been laid rip
with an attack of lumbago. \\-e hope
511011 (0 MPI' elm around again.
Mr. and Mrs. (Iliddon returned home
leaf week, after a lengthy %lett with
frie•m11 at Hamilton and Mltrh.11.
Joe Mitchell hes engaged with JR 111141
Chisholm for a )'ear.
A social evening under the auspices of
Rebekah Lodge No. s h and Huron Lodge,
No. 62. I. 0. O. F.. is to be held at Odd -
fellows Hall on Thursday evening, April
3rd. invitations are being Issued.
THE GROWTH OF HABIT
Robustness to many is almost entirely a
matter of habit, the habit of taking care and the
consistent use of
S EMUISION
The energizing properties of Scott's have been
proved in thousands of homes nearly everywhere.
The habit of using Scott's regularly at trying periods
as a means of building up strength and thwarting
weakness is a habit well worth cultivating.
Try Sasft's EwasaIalsw ter Ilacreasad Strength.
lava a N..... 'dace sea. O.t. fru
Goderich Board of Trade
!!
The development of the flan growing 111,hlstry in thin Province,
especially In Weetern Ontario. dmriug the war. has been one of the
most remarkable economic ,repts of the past four years.
A new anx-pulling machfillr'tsrnmw 1114' product of thin progress,
_.
and will mit only prove to he's. labor mai h is device, hut will 1r a
NMI to this new Canadian Industry.
TWO PSI/1411111y I1W features of this Industry are the granting of
r bounty by the Dominion Government. and the 1114• of (h4' inferior
flax straw in the manufacture of binder twine. All farmers and
m4iufa,•turers should hook carefully into Gals question.
W. T. Marney.
Chairman of Agriculture I'outwit t,•.•.
W. S. Bowden,
Industrial Sas•retnry.
March 20, 1919.0o1��1o��r �t ;�y�o�a�t�rt�t �1
•• •• >tyg>f'71ai1t Iflair.Riehl(to/\tffYf/Sof�phtlflrtt'11of1oflr
N11.E.
Thursday. March 27.
Mabel Ih1(11.' and SII's (:race
1.)01.•I41 addressee a very .nthusli*t le
meeting un JI lay et 1k',,nlller, on
(hP 1111)144 of woman's Fran libse. _
\1 r. (bluer Swath WAS o;M'rlt.sl on
at 1,1. 11411l, 01) Tnes11ay morning for
npp•lldicitia Nnd IM doing fairly well.
Sp,eelal Mtrvkrw.- Thp Prl41g111.11c
VH111*a lgn 1* now 111 full awing 1)1)41 the
interest and elthn,.farm are IncreapIng
each tiny. The meetings, have (leen
Neil attended and the mea.a51a of the
evangelist are riper, straight (*onpt'I
ser that are taking .Re•t. laow't
forget the wouenH meeting nn slimier
at :1 p. ribs, anbJe•t: -The woman TM►i
I;ay.at Me." Su1.J.eta for the week:
Friday, March 24 --Peace Not Made in
Germany. M lay. March :40. 10.30
a. m. -What Think ye of Christ?
a p. m. --Tie Woman Thon GH rpi.t Me.
7.311 p. m.-TIe itreakhlg of Home
Tie.. Monday, Man•h 31 - iJli'1eM,.
Tws.IHy. April 1-ltark.lhlere. Weil-
newlH); April 2--Amnwrnpnts. Thnra-
day. April R- The 11th Commandment.
F'rMq, April 4-T1ta Prodigal Now•
Consider This
After all, it is not the goes -
tion of price which is the plain
consideration when ha%.ng pho
tographs taken,but the questions
of likeness and permanence.
Which are cheaper -photo-
graphs which last a year or *o,
and then fade, or those which
last for fifty years and then are
as good as the day they were
taken? Our photographs are
permanent and our prices reason
ahle.
J. T. FELL
PHOTOGRAPHER
Mrs. Hamlink and Miss 1.. Millar are.
' spending a les days at Toronto.