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Combo L,ye w • •cry powerful
cleanser. It is used for ole.aing up
the oldest and hardest dirt, gr , etc•
C.laJOrt Lys hi into for mnkisg •inks.
drain• and closets sweet sod clean.
Lr Kills rats, mica, roaches
and losses posts.
Comfort Lye will do tbil berdest
spring ols.siag you'•. got.
Csm%srt Lye is good for ssakiag soap.
It's pow dorsal .part eased s.J 100%, purto•
is splendid for -
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Yonne and Charles "ts.. Taoisto
Enjoys an excellent rel,utatien for
high erode bueineas_ trtlntng and for
plsei::g Rtaduates .in guest positions
1'.- ter uta time. t\ri4F tor catalogue..
,W 1. ELLIUTT. Principal.
Water and Light
Cemmissit n
Town of Goderich
Water rates for the next
three months are now pay-
able and a discount of 15 per
cent. will be given on rates
paid On or before October 1st.
Pay Now and Save the
Discount
A f u':I line of Hydro Lamps
and Electric -using Devices
on hand at the Hy -aro Store.
Water and Light rates pay-
able at the Hydro Store. to
J. B. KELLY,
Collector
IIs (►In( III ft %GING
THE: 1.1ItEi..11. Is1.ATE'OKM.
G. C. 1. SPORTS.
• List of ('rize%in,wrs in the Various
Eaents of tier Day.
'1'Iw animal, meld 4444y sports of the
Collegiate 14otltute vete held on Fri-
day, 4k•tulwr ani. '1'l.• v:l mous ev1•uts
wry.. well •1,11te-t.'1 by the boys 411111
glhls, 11111011( tvhoul are w.uw 4leveu
athlete...
Thr w'fuIwrs were an follows:
HMI& Senior (17 yearn and over).
Running brand Jnlup-J. Marshall.
15 ft.. I lu.: E. Wilson. 1•'. tVashlIu(Wll.
Itutlnlug hop. step 111111 Jump
1'ridhano,...1 ft.: E. V1I..on,.1. Marshall.
Standing broad jump --F:. Wilson. K
fl., 411 411. ; .1. Mar"h,ty. E. l'rkllcuu.
Standing h;yh Juni .--I. Wilson. 4
ft.: .1. narwhal!. E. I'ridhaul.
!limning high Jesup -h'. I'ridhnin, 4
ft.. HI-, In.: E:• N•(lson..1. 31arr1:a1L
Pole v.nllt -I I. 4 ridhau, a1141 F.
Washington I11,• 1 7 ft., :: in.; E.
Wilwmla.
Putting "hot 1114111.1- E:. Wiliam, 21
fL. 11 tui:.1. Marshall. E. Pridlwm.
1414-yanl dash E. Prldliam, 12'4
hoe.: .1. Marshall. F. Washington.
2214 -yard rale --E:. l'HIiIIaw,-
see.: M• M,•\rvIn. E'. .VushLtgtnu.
Huff -utile rale --E. Wasl,iugton, 3.744:
M, McNerhi..1. narwhal!. •
Senior 4'h:uupion --E:. 1'11111.41 m. 11.1
{N flus.
1/10714. Intermediate (under 17 years).
Itllllidlttt brad Jump1•., Macklin.
1:1 ft., u In.; It. Meguw. N'. Weir.
Wowing latp,•, step and Juutp-l..
Macklin. ft., 2 in. It. Nina w,. W.
Weir.
Standing brood hum. -1.. Macklin,
a ft., 41,• In.: 1','Gllrn, I. MI•g.w.
Standing high Jump --4'. Nairn.:: ft..
ti1.g Its.: L. MurkIIi. It. M••g:tw.
Itnuuliig high Jump -ll. 1,1:•gaw. 4 ft..
IIY, la: 1'. Nairn, 1.. Msekli11.
Pole vault ---It. Meg*w, t: ft., 4 in
F. Weston. I.. Macklin.
lyutklR shots -1. Marklll,• ; 2 ft.. I
ha : It. M. gaw. W. Sander:mu.
11N1 -curd ILYrh-I.. Ma1•klln. 1'S w,f
W. Sanderson. it. M1•gaw.
..n1 -yard rule -t.. Maeklbi.:TIN sec.:
N'. $11141l11Y,1r11, 41. M.gaw.
lun•rm14.1t:,r,• 4'hsugd.al--1.. Mi..-klbl,
2 pointy,.
Heys. Junior. (uwder 13 years).
Itnuuiug 4 r.:el jntup----H. Mornay. 1.:
r, iu.: 1:. •• •• • •• •l, It. M••Jlanu
Uunulug hepr-.wtr,tIl and joinns- N'.
I'Iark. Li ft.. 4 in.: II. Murray. It. 444-
Malan.
Srai..Nlulg broad jump H. Sba/•kh•-
1111,1717:
iplall.. .
111 111.: 1:. Slco klrttul. 11. MnrrsiY.
1,:' lard dash- I1. Sha,•kletou, 1-1
.: J. ftey. raft. H. Murray. '
• ' i,rtet-mH. rate -It. Sltar•kketon. 1
tui... 1412 ,w'•.: J. 11.y,•luft. It. M•
Manns.
Jnuklr 4')u.iii .iuu-Il. Skintletuu. 1.:
pldnls.
Thr tug -.f -war WKS i►'if► by the
(sever Sehlsd leant.
I:Irls' ('bampion.hipr Reento fielder.
Isms -yard rat a -TIn a \airu. Mamie
Smith, Je,elc Levy.
Apple rale-- Evelyn Goldthorpe. '
1:1sie le•• -y. Helen Howard.
quarter -mile walk -Evelyn 44.kl
[buds•. Helm Hnw,nrd 41fe4. AIf1.
Nairn.
Throw itlz 111111 .at411htg Int11--Idr1•ly
1:oldthnrp. 1111,1 Jean Mi-Eu1t. Helen
i Howarth 111111 Sydney Holtu,•s, Emma
Waller,• moil 1t4•ryl J.Ihn.tou.
1ha.k rroY'-Evoly11 441.1,4 horse..
Hideo Howard. J.ap M -I -wan.
Throwing baseball- Evelyn I:old-
thor{s•. Norma G. . Marital Le,•,
41111111;1114 proal j111111)----.1/•.ate Levy.
IVorthy t4bt.•k. E:vely 11 Goldthorpe.,
Other Stents.
Thn4.•-11•gt„ I see ---Evelyn I:Illd-
'hor{r' ,11"1 Jean Merteaf. Elide Levy
and Jessie 1 .-y. NIIr1I1. 4:11111 Niel
Gluten
Ginn.
!today r,e-ll'.rms III. A. and IV.,
Form 111: It.
'Senior elwmpi.n Evelyn i:.IdtII.rp•
4 1,4 p.1111t, 1 .
Girl,. Championship Events. Junior.
:.4l-yis rare 1 nit by Mar'dtall•
Gram Video'''. Helen !town...
.tppl. rale---4.eoela Webster, Dorothy
'ALlr.•4hu11 Hand 11/V1 111.
1;uaner-mile walk- !Men jlow r4..
Amelia Hetherington. 4Ire1 Finnigan..
Throwing and notching Dorothy Jlar'lulll turd - Jello 4'Iarke.
Julie Ileev,•tl+ awl Minnie Joln4ston.
44.IN•v leye Spahr and 4:111.111 ,Iikenxlr.
las.:, racy A In1.11a Netted ogton.
al, nil 4l.we11. '.lurItj-An,tfu.
Throwing bas,•IIa11--Hrlru Hoard,•;
f.w11ot \\Thaler. dean Cooke.
It fug br.ail Jump-4'nlh.rhlr
Hays. Helen limo rte. loons Fl,h,r.
Other Events.
Thre1'-hl ited rule- Helen 11.1. r;e
owl Julia 11.1 -vers. IMI 1lo Thu r1,:,11
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Louise t '1m.k',
Itehly rove. Foetus 11. ,11..l 4•.an11.r-
.•9ll. Forms I. A and 1. 11.
JIn1I,r 11111 1111114444 11411-11 11041 sato 441
points 1.
T•,rootu Globe.
At the Provincial Liberal convention
held in this cit)' in June last a progressive
platform. In keeping wan the best tradt-
ttuns of the party. was adopted, and it is'
• upon this that claims tor pubic: support
are confidently made. On the most vital
question in the electron Campaign the
attitude was unequivocal. the revolution
adopted declaring that:
"The Liberal party of the Province
• of (boast.. m convention asarmhlld,
reaftum- its attitude in favor et pro-
yre.s:t•e t mpernce legislation to the
fullest extent of the t'ruvInciat juris-
dtcttoo. and pledges heel( to taw all
necessary steps to vigorously and
effectively carry intoxHect the w 11 of
the majority of the people asexpreseed
by the said referendum vote."
(ht anot her great t+aur. that of public
owr.ership. there is nu quibbling or twat•
fancy. A series of resolutions was adopted
whiulpledged the part', to the reservation
of water -pacers within the jurisdicuun of
the (,u•.r:preen: of Ontario for develop-
ment of electrical energy therefrom for all
parts , d u.e Province: the construction -of
a -y,t-m of it dro-radia' railways; the
rho..e: w,. of private monopoly of the
trleph .ne •m ice and, the creation tett-
mately of a Provincial service. and refusal
to grant franchisee hereafter to -private
corpurattune Ito roes+ao power. lighting.
hratinl. te:eahone. or other service "re-
quirtng for their successful operation the
use of the highways. or which come 11..
competition with similar services owned
and ooerated by',publlc autho cies.' •
The Government's faa:re to den: wr.h
the hi;h cost of hying and its abandonment .
of the prosecution of and investigation
Into i:Iegal combines were condemned..
The convention declared for the Govern.
ment control and regulation of cold -
*1. rage plants. abottotrs. and stockyards,
the prone. ution of the old combines, ands
the thorough investigation of such which
during the war made "ear: are snit making
unfair and illegal ptotita at the expense of
the c ms.mer."
A number nf• rero:utionts urging more
Irberal treatment of returned snldtrrs and"
sailor were adopted ani put into concrete
arm as a part of the platform They in-
ciude
plans for atd in tecurtrg employ-
- AIM upon de1n)b tization; sealement on
the :and where desired under most ad- I
i vantageous conditions and terms: ads-
quate penstcns for the wou• ded and for
dependents of men who were kt.kd; in-
surance for the enfeebled. and other steps •
such as dseetopments have s nce shown
s`inuld have heen:under way months ago.
' Ptcsioas for wtdoxed mothers. and
. means of supont for wi':eI and children
of incarcerated persons have lon,z been
Li:.ier.I poletes perslstent.y npp)sed by
the Conservative party. which, however.
noes se. s their juitn: ss and professes an •
inteirst in them • They are embodied in
he Liberal platform.
other planks Include provisions for '
non- ar.itan e cotton laws: a broad and'
a,van.ed policy of aid to agriculture:
definite a'nn sane dealing with the high-
ways question including Provincial grants
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•l.warel the constntcnun and malnten-
• ce of tuwn.htp roods": a program for
•. 'rthern Ontario that shill) entourage
.1rd assist in : he development of tbe
mining. lumbering. fishing, and other
resources of that dart of the Province.
and a c4 mprehenstve scheme of reforest-
ation n a:'.equa'e educational policy.'
an advhced Labor policy. including ,tbe
establishment of a Labor [Jt anent
! and hetcreation of an Industrial Conneil.
,,are part of the platform. as are also pro-
' territorial
ro-
'teritorial representation. preferential
entire. and local option kir municipalities
to assess and tax improvements on a lower
I basis than land
All in all. the Liberal platform is broad
based upon ideas and ideals in keeping
' with the advanced thought and aspir-
ations of the day.
torn 41 rt„ 11 let.: W. ['lark. 1t. Ile-
tt hag high (umf►-\1'. I'Inrk.:: (1..
HOW TO avoid
BACKACHE ANO
NERVOUSNESS
Told by Mrs. Lynch From
Own Experience.
Providence, R. 1.--"1 !� 4111 run •
down in health, was nervous, had head •
-
aches, my back
ached all the time.
I was tired and had
no ambition for any •
-
thing. I bad taken
a number of medi-
cines which did me
no good. One day
I read about Lydia
E. Pinkhatn's Vege-
table Compound and
what it had done foe i
women, so 1 tried
it. My nervousness
and backache and
headaches disappeared. 1 gained in
weight and fee fine, so I can honestly
recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound to any woman who is
suffering as I was."- Mrs. ADELINE B.
LYN/•x, 100 Plain St., Providence, R. I.
Backache and nervousness ares p -
toms or nate»'■ warnings, which in-
dicate a functional disturbance or an
unhealthy condition which often devel-
ops into a more serious ailment
Women in this condition should not
continue to dragalong without help, but
profit by Mrs. 1.ynch s experience, and
try this famous root and herb remedy,
Lydia E Pinkbam's Vegetable Copl-
and for special advice write to
die E. Piokham Med.Co.. Lynn, hue
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Ili /1is,(e.rr n hole like Ills In the emu-
fort)11 I1. 1:11110,V 11111/ \-1111 1•C144.1110 N11111,1
bolt i.r 11 .1)IIIIIr of IIS I1111ger alio -
way. H.Nrter. if y1141 meal them to
us
tor our
HIGH-CLASS SHOE RE:P.%1KING
Ise ran r1•wde them. rt•ston• Iheir 100.41
looks. told put Ibena In lxnalitfu1, to give
you toter ...toI,e. %oh. not try It?
'S. SMITH
East Street 4 „Ica i, 11
R. Tait
Ele'.irical Contractor
Wiring of all 1111,415 up p, date
for Telephones, 1.1 ,glar Alarms,
Police Patrol and Flee Alarm
Systems.
Prlvat(, Residences 544.1 Buslnlss
Places -a specialty.
All Work Gnatantee,l.
Electric irons, Toasters Orilla.
Fans, Vacuum Cleaners, %frothing
Machines, Ffashlfghtc ion A
Battersea of all kinds always on
hand.
Ring np 012 or iea and have mt
glee j'on as eltttmate on your
wiring. It will ba,done right.
IRobt. Tait
Wear Street to Next PoemHies
Phones -Shop 12, Houle 111
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if you were tole
anew do.eovery for 1.-•
treatment of roughs.
odds and bronehiu'. as certain 1n its
• action an all chest% trouble* 55 anti-
toxin ;s on diphth•tria•orvareinaUon on
tons !I-p,x. wouldn't you feel like giving
it a trial''
Peps is the discovery I
Peps are lett le tablets.. eontainina
certain medicinal Ingrr.fients, which.
when iI s.e1 upon the tongue, immedi-
• ately turn into vapour. and are at once
breathed down the air peewee, W the
Pings. On their ioursey, they mouth.
the inflamed and irritated membranes
of the bronchial tubes. the del wate walls
• of the ter passages. and finally enter
andcarry relief and brains tote, limes.
la a word. while no li4mid or solid
earl art to the lulpds and sir passages,
these I'ep% fumes get there direct, and
at owe coin metes their work of heather.
miLs mit, Cut one alis
article, write
acmes it the nsrne mei dote of If %paper,
Ind mail it (with 1e. stamp topay rehire
pertain") to Peps Co. Tomato. A fries
trial Parket will then be sent you. All
druggists and storm sell Peps, file. bog.
so rrd111t o
eDS
Captain Hall.
JTIu• 11,4.1, The 111111•,
noire Ibly, •14,..1 N, EN.11
Norton lain !tele.. Emit
1411ty• .\Ilton Sydnor Holmes
Marina Lee 1)1iv,• t 'mirk
Harr'.I 1'.'-:••r r, lady, oimi
Nbe a !b•Irn fifteen'
Ih•e. •, ley Evelyn I)oldlhorps•
l4.l. , 0 11 111 favor .f the nod..
Els r to Realities.
The -train from Portsmouth was rapidly
nearing the end of its journey, but the
amateur prlittclan was still busy.
"Gentlemen." he was saying. ••England
is rapidly going to the doge. What was
our position a few years ago ' N hc. at
the top .f the tree' Bnt where are u e
now ? I say again -where are we now '•'
And the man In the corner, who had
been gently doting. suddenly awoke. and
replied:
"Clapham Junction. sir."
Took No bhances.
A little girl of seven or eight years stood
one day before a closed gate.
A gentleman (sassed slowly. The 9ttle
girl turned and said to him:
"Will you *toe open this gate for rile'"
,The gentleman did so. Then he said.
kindly:
lA hy. my child. couldn't you open tht
gate for yourself ?''
"Because." raid the little girl. "the
paint's not dry yet."
THE HE:.111.'T KECOKI)
ON PRIM II1ITll) ..
(Mr. J. 1). Ur44regor al Serf teeth.)
In 1914 the 1-i►wrals were fighting
for the alrnllt' of the bar and the
(Ione anent of which Sir William
Hearst Nas a member ova., barked by
the ..did liquor parry of Onlario, r(rr3
bi.i+uom was 44 ('onsrnative committee
res.m. :1141( the 1'on.rrvatises had an
W11.1. KEMO% E TO 1A)\111)\.
I ' 1."umptlon l'ollry r Kep',rttd to 11e
Leafing Satliwleh.
I.,INi'-ii, 11111., 11:•1. 1., 14i1.,I.• re-
porto, 4.•.1,+r,wptlnu College of bawlt-
w'Irl4, our 4.1 Ile most 11,111ru 1,1111 Itoul+ul
IbthatS• t!w'uklgfra1 lu.1kulluu. Ili Ila41-
alta ::lid the Aradrluy I:oiolitet• i for
Many years at-1'h,ltham by the �hiers
of the 4-ri:Mine Order. are to reumve
m
1,404l -ori., the )l4tllr future according
111 rani-.ti.•tHl i:Ifntuultlu❑ ret•,•lved
here this ,•truing.
It is• .•leilacd that the two iusttnl
tions are attracrl4.4 to London- by
joseso ids of the •! o'rktpn:ellt or the
city 0.. -b ',Mr.; .'f hither Io.u•ni,ig
through 11t' expansion .f the netivltle-
of N'4 -tett. 1 irverslty.
11.0.1 !L. College :1111) Ittt• .1,a,k•laY
yflt.et'•k .441)!,ri. a I%ith /Il.• 1'111/.14' 411
1111(1 /1/11I"1st, wilt he.I1. i -,led 1,11 oppslr
'unity ru M'91rr l'., t141Z1'4111.41 4.44, 1111,1
thus to condi ate their 1ri11h,g ht Imo
11.L on the (4jLhr•' ttandiirds.
Sandwich 4'ollege 1111" 14 v4ry large
ttuoleut body and a faculty of .Ir4,,gth
and staeldt ug. 41 le 1•1/4I.'1•'1 tlul1
w'hi'p ir:.u•ferrwl to 1,I•ud ,n 11 will, Ie.
merthel air it St. Peter's helulllary.
which esu• 1.,h4411h44w('h.re by I1i,11op
Fallon Just le•fure tl.e .war. alai rot
V111101'11 111w hilt 14.1119.,, 11..1141.1. Os 141
i• to 1s• rn'•ted. 'l'11e Itlshup has a
,-1, building fund av,tilNMh• 1,1141 Int,
1114148N 41141.4W1111.11111. .11111• of N lib it
is for altiodi 54, .
AOIt!lt 4.11 with the S,•lult ,4'y will be
Fallon Hull, as Ipa1,41-urillh11•c w•h.sd'f. r
NMI* ■)111111/1•/1111>♦■1•■111■■SIMS MI
■ Seasonable Talk „
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1 It is not too early to talk about cold -weather
11 • Clothing. Don't just talk about it too long, but
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Fall and Winter
call on us and let us show you our lines in
• Suits and Overcoats
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Latest styles in a variety of materials, giving
our customers a selection that is bound to please
them. - -
Everything in Men's Wear except boots and
shoes.
Islys, Nut ;1 Cie e.t 4441-11111111 ..f taneimoopem000mmearamaxamommodoirembamsairm.
V41111'11 .01 AH11.1 1111 foie. id of the -tel
III -hop -hunted •MINI IN NI L, '•,:4 !lir' 111
,.r
E:�paneion of Nester* 1'IIitrrsily.
Stiletto•• for Ila expan.iot, of 1V..1-
ern I'M ter.ity lire rapidly iiriluring
:.1111 It 4s 4e44.4411 that work on the cute
1-1401.11 .1 :!:r new 11111:11111 dieter
{slant u:: tit•• Kh,g+..1111 f51•ul N•ill 11•
rnmml•n,-.l w11 1111i the next tow
mouths. -1 I 111gla1511 for (11114b4 j41 1111•.4'
I.4•iug organic....4 Ih1Y.ngboot wl•rlrrl
1 durari.l. tt ill 'n'flllaut prospr•It for
succes. N bllr 1 h ,Ih• (s tat orison',
la•in)t 4h' -,m. 1 for the new sca.(tial
)ledil•„I 4'141b•ge at this .1-`y victoria
I1...4.i141 lull the Institute .f i'abfie
.'health. '
Mehl -
[le 2"1 ' 2Ve )you( permissinit-tlll'fall
enormous rampaf,n fund. :liter the
t•omrne,icement of the war the 1 'tweak `
m„ted in the Hous' for the rnarlmrnt
of wartier; prohibition, and failing W'
set tire this they proposed val.oug
rr•trirtion, upml the liquor traffic but -
eseey proposal ova. toted down by the
( on.rr► lathe+ in the House led by Sir
William Hearst. It was not until
1916. when the churches and the •
women got busy and a petit' 1444+
presented to the Legislature 4.1(14111 by
setrn:y-the per ret►t, of the people tit _
the I'rotince. that the Gen eminent
double-erns'r41 their fri-1141s of the
Iigror p«rty and passel) the Ontario
Temprranee ,%rt...In the Moulin' est
Toronto bye -elution James Norris;
the ('on'rriallie rindidalr, opposed
the Ihuariu Temper:k toe .11: and de-
clared foe Nine awl twee-I►renw., and
14as endorsed by "sir Nilliam Hearse,
white 111w of his e,d11•agur.. Hon. -
Iluwar4l Fer;u.nn. told the electors,
"N', are open to ronsietiun. If you
roll up a big majority for an Norris
we will amend the Ontario Temperance
.let HMI allow wine and beer !icemen."
Sure Symptoms.
There was an eptd: mic of chickenpox in
the village, but fortunately little Johnny
had kept free fr•-m it. One morning,
however, he came rushing downstairs
excitedly.
"Oh, d+rldy!" he shruted. "1'm sure
I've got chickenpox. I've just found a
feather in the bed:"
Subscribe for The Signal weir.
Inthe Fight
With Eczema
You Can Depend on Dr. Chase's
Ointment to Bring
Relief and Cure.
The obstinacy of eczema Is well
known. The fact that Dr. Chase's
Ointment his been able to cure Is
even the most severe cases Is tho
best proof of the extraordinary hook-
ing powers of this 'standard oint-
ment.
' Cures such as are described In
theme letters give you some Idea of
what you may expect from this
t, estment.
Mrs Frank Wadge, Midland, Ont.,
lentos: "One of my boys had an
attack of eczema, and although I
tried different preparations for this
trouble, as well as medicines from
four doctors, we could not get satis-
factory results. Finally, 1 tried Dr-
Cha..'a Ointment, and from the drat
i found It Rave good results. We
used good treatment Of this oint-
ment, and in a short time the
Mr. H. Peck -"The after-dinner nap is
my favorite hour on Sunday."
e'Hi* Friend --"1 thought you didn't sleep
after dinner."
Mr. 11. Peck -"I don't, but my wife
dews."
eczema was cursed. I have also used
the ointment with great stuccoes for
a roughness and rash on my face,
which caused me a great deal of
trouble. After applying Dr. Chase's
Ointment i found Instant relief.
"I might also mention that Dr.
Chaaa's Casarrh Powder has proven
i of greaf'benefit to me. I had daft-
' culty with a stoppage In my noise
and head, but the Catarrh powder
1 »nevoid It, and i have not bees
bothered in this way since."
Mrs P. H. Veale, 15 William
street, Hamilton, (Ant., writes: i
can highly recommend Dr. Chase's
Ointment, having used It with splen-
did results where all others failed.
My lltt111 girl, ■god 3% years. broke
out In small yellow bWlters, whteh
turned Into scabs. They came out
It different places on her face. and
although I tried a great many mons
sad ointments none o f them did her
any good. i got a hoe of Dr. Chase's
Ointment. and after a few applfoa-
tlone. 1 could see the effect. of It
Whenever i ..w a new root appear-
ing' t would pply the ointment, sad
abfore the bog was nnlshed she wee
eatlrely curet, rf lona' horrid aorta
1t you would like to try De.
Moule's Ointment at our yxpenas.
Sand a two -cent stamp to pky post-
age an 1 we shall snail von a armpit
Mt freeFull also bog 40 cents, at
all dealers. or ledman.no. Bates 44
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She --"I sha'I he very pleased: hut
tion:t.forget that father .witched off the
light at test o'clock." -
yle--."That's kind of youl ' l'll.bo there
IT ter, sharps ' •
A bachelor never figures 1x1 n tying a
wxfow, but when a widow's E !ring on
marrying a bachelor it's a ewe sign of a
wt Ming.
In alter years a courtship may be ((A-
verted Into a battle ship.
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Caktadas vtcforysonds
MadeMoney.'•••, • • • •
EVERY one of the million and a half subscribers to
Canada's Victory Bonds knows that he can sell
them today for more than he paid for them.
Every tine who bought Canada's Victory Bonds has
received c 1 _ per cent. interest per annum -paid twice a
year. V
Over half a million Canadians who bought Canada's
Victory Bonds on the instalment plan saved montty that
they Would not otherwise have saved. - -
The guarantee back of Canada's Victory Bonds is
the same as the guarantee back of a One Dollar or a Two
Dollar bill. There is this difference, however, that you
get interest on the Victory Bonds and you don't or. the
One or Two Dollar bill.
3.
Canada's Victory Bonds will always be accepted as
security for a loan.
Banks are ready to loan money on Canada's Victor y
Bonds.
Canada's Victory Bonds may be turned into cash at
any tine.
There is no other way in whit ; you can invest your
money with such absolute security -paying such a good
rate of intcrest.
Canada will soon give her citizens an opportunity to
buy Victory Bonds 1919. It will probably be the last
chance to buy Canada's Victory Bonds on such favorable
terms.
Prepare to buy a
time as you y
able t0
;zany Victory Bonds this
wish you had been
ty the last time
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!smell h) Canada'. Victory Lean Committee,
in to operation with th.' Mn,i.ter of Finance
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