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Rheumatism
Stiffness
and all
Pain
Mined',
Liniment
ha• gives
aati.rrtion
for three
georeation.
It quickly relieves more
t hrwr, bn,4 1114., acus•
31(4. 4a 4ti,a and any
korai of Min.
An Old Reliable Reiaedy
Mr..1. Fearnt, Hamilton St,cullinrwual,
Om . a ,u,-., Mlnanl'• 1.mu14•nt surely is as
old rrhalar rrm.,ly. I .lsay. keep .t bottle
in Ile Mw.. and haw r. women/tett it to
quite a number of my bleeds, to whom it gay*
peal rcLrt. In must case. 4 a44 uud as •
Curr Ire rhrumati.m.
Mina 'd'S
Kir o of pair.
Lana end
Yarmouth r a Scotia.
BOARD OF TRADE COMMITTEES.
New Executive Council Starts on An-
other leer's Work.
At the first westing of the executive
cuuucll of the Board of Trade for the
eurreYlt yeur, held on Monday 4'vetlllg,
MI•sirs. l'. 1.. Moore, W. 11. ltolx'r1 ram
and Mayor Wigle were added to the
membership of the council, thus e
pletfng it according to the bylaws of
the lkalyd.
The following admitting committees
were struck" :
industrial c'owmitte'-a'. \Vurtele,
It. J. Megaw, (1. I,. Parsons, l'. 1..
Moor,', Plias. ('. Lee.
Hydro committee --J. 1'. Hume, E. It.
Wigle, J. W. Taylor, W. Lune, 1'. A.
.Nairn.
Civic committee -1)r. A. IL Slnckltu.
W. H. Rulwrtsuu, Rev. l'aunl Hill. 'I'.
11. Comsat. T. It. Wallis. J. W. \'/Oi-
atter, A. ltamrders, A. H'. Strfrklaud.
Fitments. and Iuewl.•rship eowutllte,
-41. Wllliatus, T. H. MltelwIl, W. R.
Sharman. F. WlN/Ile/IIIt4•.
Harbor committee 41. 1... Parsons.
IL J. Megaw, W. Wollner, J. W. Taylor,
�. W. Cratgte.
Transportation euwtultteeG, i..
l'argonr, T. H. Mitchell, T. G. Courant.
J. W. 4'ralgl', J. A. Lawrrtav', e. K.
Saunders.
Retail Int•rrhauts committee --W. R.
Sharman, \\'. Walker, .1. A. l'ntupbI'Il.
alt. t.:-l'rldhatu, Geo. MaeYlear, W. T.
Millar, H. '1'. Edwards, .11. Robles,
E. Colborne. J. J. M1Ewell, 1). O'Brien,
A. 1). Mclean, l'. M. ltulx'rt4ou, Mayor
Wigle.
Agricultural rourmlt14N• - T. It. W11l-
11s, \V. T. AIurlley, 4:orlon ltiss•t, 11. K.
Iteve•II, J. E. \\'I1I[ely, W. 11. Itole•rts,n.
A plan is being ry,/Ivel With the de-
sign of giving 4'rery member of Wit.
Board sooty Weirs. 1n (Vnitnitfro work.
Alslxe•lal general meeting of the Ikrard,
ill pndwbly he allied shortly to deal
th 11118 and other winters.
emirs. 4.. J. S. 1w0yues and A. J.
'ay were appointed auditors.
tranuportatio4t committee 'Was
c/u$Ult the 13twttuaster w'lth
60114' matters in l•onuoe•tk(I)
44.111 pentad Nervier.
estiun made at the anunal
ding the 1184• Of the rooms
flexor of the 'Masruh'
Aber disrcusa 1, and -a
mointear tel secure in-
formation aN to est, etr., nut report
a4 N44/11 a\ 9(,4811,1
MEDICAL.
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DR. GEO. IIEILEMAKN, I.TEO-
5*1
1, 4104 41141 it ♦, o 4 1. 1 yrs bikinis'
.seals, at tile. ah tnaardfit ntlab dw S. (5t
sad
moor and thrust, partial deatnees, lu 'beau
rheumatic conditions. Adenoids 0 eyed
without the brute. Cf,ce at ,esdenre, c' ser
Nation and St. Andrew's 'trots Al hoe o.. •
Yon ya, Ttunday and Setoda ys, any even
by appointment.
DENTISTRY.
1R. it. G.- MAcDCNELL.-HONOR
Graduate ?manta University. Gradeate
al College of Dental Surgeons,m
atamamor to the late Map* sato. Omces colter
Square aaa West,lrert. Godard).
AUCTIONEER.
I/1liOYASGUNUR
+ AUCI'1uNEER.
aleft d•ricb. All instructions by sailor
u
.ft Signal Office will be promptly attended to
'• nwt.esae tlekphooe 115.
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LEGAL.
'-CAtIsIrROtr, K. G, LAltittrs i
L71. GTEK adu
,tur notary push . tMtce
._._.- g10 Sirnt, Gtxicrxh, third door (goo
tie rust lands to loan et lowest rat. •.
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RC..IIIAYS.
4' ps&kRISTEltSOLICITOR. NOTARY
• PUBLIC, LTC.
Oahe- Sterling`:_Bank' Block. Hamilton Street
G.derah. 1 elephone an.
Real Estate, Loans tad learrsec•.
F OUDFGOT, KILLORAN & CGOKE
sannensas, SOLICITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC.
Office ea the Squire, aeaond •floor from Haunt
ea Street, Gtderxh.
Private funds to loan at lowest ratan'
W. Paoua.uot, .1.,U. Coosa. J. L..Enitah -'
H.D. r..
4IHARLES GAR -ROW. LL. B. BAR -
d`__ _._• l� R15TEk. .440011447. solicitor. etc.. Godsrkb
- }wry loaned •t loran rates.
SEAGER, public�BARRISTER. SOL -
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OL
Qiea vaniter
.-CoTurrt House. Galleried andconal-lt
&lac
The
asked
n'ga rel.
wit 11 the
The Ntl
meeting reg
int the gruu
feu1p14' was
lownlitte• 51111
t'amou
"How was the banquet ?"
• Fine. Father gave th toast t
ladies."
"fie -did, eh?T11arCjugt11g• m
on to a I n of other women t e t
kind and considerate when he
make toast for me in the m.rni
head was splitting open."-Detr
Press.
TER IIGXLL
C II,pRE.N'S Al[) SOCIETY.
The monthly meeting of the ('lil-
dren's Aid Society w•as held till Tutsk
day, February loth, at the court louse,
the attt•Ixlarkv' 'Willi( smaller than is
desirable in View of the Interest and
1101NM141144' of the work. Amounts of
135.70 for county agent's exix'uses, atki
of *101 for cowl, weft' ordered paid.
'I'lu• treasurer reported reeipt of the
county grant of $1:111. It' resp4111s• to
the annual reports which are being
wallet [trough the county there Is
Gratifying evfdetxe of sympathetic in-
terest on the part of those who art.
thus being 1114111e uo,1wtlutell with 1114'
work, and the subscriptions received
are gratefully acknowledged by the
executive, who would Ile pleased to hear
of further addresses to which the Irc-
ports tuigirt be mulled.'
Aa hour of the meeting was a tin
n•rfew1ug and ey,u$1d4'ring saw's watch
either called , for advice and special
runsidenctiutt, or arts worth gnotlig
because id the happy results which
have WW1) aeIllPy/Yl. The difficulties
tit some of the ea Sea arlsl'kg to until
work -es this -eau ratty ho.uutler4l/xxi
1111e1 apprc•iut4'41 when the facts are
trade known, and In several caw'u In
which, 14raur4• of the age of the!
victims, they art• beyond the Jurisdic-
tion of 11x• Society, help 11118 Is4•u given
with ill• most gratifying 1e81110A. •
/lwtug 10 Iia 0.14,e1.410.11 of the county
etlllll l to deyute 1114' grand Jury name
to the use of the county engineer, t1.'
)4,s-lt•ty found itself without a eon-
yeoleu[ place for carrying on its office
work, but Pulte. Magistrate held tory
kindly offered the nn• of t b o1Mre for
the work of the el 7 secretary and
the n'gul:u' meetings of the :ks•fl•ty.
and I1444il4'Ns to arty the , 9ff r was
Iaurtlly aecvptel with a siavr*:rytvof,
thanks to Mr. Reid for his very timely
road un.<tdttsh --help. In future M
Elliott will lie found' upstairs In the
court Ituaute directly above .(lie utllee
formerly used by him.
-The following ar' the contributions
nrv'iy,'4l slime last report : Ste•11Nttka
flub: ; SI18N 114'k'11 Strang, r'"T11;
Iluuguullon Wlllllen's lnstltMr, $25
Brussels village. $10: town of Serrforth.
110; I',1Nu•ui' tuwnsbIp.'$11f $iii: "('1. R:
0l'4'1•n. $1 ; township of Morris. $1:0;
Hlvt(4 Women's institute, $10; Heitman
village. $.1: 1Vruxt•ter village. tri: vll-
Iilge of Myth, Sl o: ('leas. Girriu. Mrs.
H. ?tpackulau, Exeter. $2; Miss Laura
IAathrnlale, Brussels, $1 ; Mrs. J.
Mills East \Vi4wenosh, L'i: Sirs.- H.
BENT INVESTMENT
GILBERT EVER MALE.
Bell, $1 ; . Exeter villages$1n; MythW, t'. T, 1'., $:i; John i.inklnt,r, $1;
o the to. It. Forster, $1: Mrs. \\'w. !perry.
�fyojt_l. $J: Stittorth Methodist Sun-
day day s•h,4d, $5; . )r. ('has: Slnrl:ay.. Sea-
fori h. $'i ; A. L).\ Sutherland, Seaton'''.
$2; J. N. Keruiglwn. $.1.; A. Halliday.
$I : 4'. E. Kula, Exeter. $1; Mrs. -D.
Ml -liar, Mrs. W. 1,. Horton, $-o; Rev.
E. Ford, $1 : Mrs. 1 Rer.) Furl. $1
he's so
wouldn'
if m
Free
t
y
Oxo Cubes oontai1 the rich !tourists -
meat of. prime beef in so compact mad
co.venient • form that they are handy
for tree anywhere, at any now. Just a
cube -hot water --and a bi•6uit or two
-eod • light sustiioin4 meal is ready.
'AcKILLOP MUTUAL 'FIRE IN
111 ANCE CO. -Faro and isolated town
•rta4
7�Insured.
pcers-Jar. Connolly. Pres, Goderich P. • ;
ea,�Eays,vans. Voce -Pres. S'
Peres. , leatorthb P.wood F.O.;
HSec--Tm
Directors -D. F. McGrgdr, R, R. No. A Sea -
Orth; Jobe -G. Grieve, No. 4, Walton; William
Rte it R. No. A Sealorth; John Rommel*.Brod en. Geo. McCartne . R. No. 1. See-
, ortb; obeli Ferris, Berardi: Malcoio Mc-
Ewen, Clinton; Jam.. vans, Beechwood; James
Coeoolly, Godertch. 4'o,
R. R. No 4, Cl nio ; William Chea Ales.
Se Leitch,
S. HincbleY. Sealorlh. Policy -holders can pay all
payments and get their cards recopied at
Marrieds Clothing Store. Clinton: R. H. Cuts s
Groeeev, Kingston street. Goderkh. of J. H.
• Reid's General Store, B•yde
C3 Bros.
Tae Leading
Funeral Directors
end Embalmers
Orders
carefully
�ight or
attended
to
atall hours. day.
OODERiCH
Nothing annoys a gahhv man more
than to bump into someone who can talk
just as Last and as long as he can.
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Removed
1 have removed my stand
to the Mclean Bloek,
next to Mr. 11. Kemp's
watehmaki ng shop,
mouth side of Square,
and trust that my
friends and patrons will
call on Inc there. Im
will handle the nae
lines as formerly, and
all orders entrusted to
me will reeetve roost
careful attention.
Miss S. Noble
South Side - Galeria11-
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fl -CLASS Foo'
Worthy of your inspection
Combining an attractive appearance and dur-
ability, and giving exceptional Comfort and wear.
it is our aim to jell only good Footwear. Give us
the opportunity to supply your needs.
J.
township Of Grey, *19; township of
McKNlop, $10; entity of Hurons.
$1:7111;_ Ilnytield village, 110: Adhti,•Iti
township. $10; Mrs. 'Hersey, ltruss•1+,
quilt; Sirs. Lear and 51rs. l'liellew.
It •tit, a quilt; Mrs. K. c'1ttt, jar fruit.
rid apple Mt nee and VIVO/led tt4•at
Mrs. larney, randy ; Kt. Peter's church.
sande •hew and cake; Mrs. Middleton,
apples; Vowen's lamiltate. Myth, $104;
N. 41') t St ,v't M,'t114411st Church, sand-
wiches; S elite Leaf chapter, rhlld's
table scut ft r rlutlr4; Mrs. J. 11. John.
snot, :1 pairs f mitts.
Made H Feel Small.
• A foppish young n who could only
find a seat next to a ahwife. in a North
q( Scotland smoking arnage, expressed
his disgust by many d •aIuful glances.
At length the woman rem. ked:
"I'll bet ye, my Manny, ou an' me's
baith thinking the same chi
"What Is that, woman ?" d 'anded the
youth, haughtily.
"You are wishing you was sitt g neat
a gentleman ?"
"I am. indeed!" replied the young a an.
"So'am l," the fishwife- replied cal y.
OODERIOH, ONT.
Taalae Restored Dartmouth Man to
Health' Two Years Ago-
-.. 8(111 leek Pine.
"Yes, sir, l can recommend Tanlac, fru
it set me right two years ago. while 1 was
living in Hamilton. Ontario, and 1 have
been in good 'shape ever since," said
Jeffrey Gilbert while in Kinky's,. drug
store in Halifax recently. Mr. Gilbert
resides at :i,5 Ochterloney street, IJart•
mouth, and is employed as a boilermaker
at the Halifax shipyards.
"N ver in my lite," he continued,
"have 1 had a medicine to do me so much
good as Tanlac. My stomach had be' -ii
giving me trouble for some time. It just
seemed Tike I could not eat anything but
what would give me indigestion of the
worst kind. I would -bloat alt up with sour
gas and feel miserable for hours after
every meal. There was a feelil:g like a
lump of lead in the pit of ms stomach - d
would almost double up with cramping
pains and could hardly draw a deep
My appetite was ga poor that 1
never relished anything -TO eat find 1 just
suffered constantly with that indigestion.
I was continually losing weight, felt weak
and sluggish all the time and had no
ecergy.'\
"1 had ried'all kinds of medicines, but
kept gets g worse, and after Tanlac
came to H ;suitor' and FO many people
there got In praising it I bought a bottle
and 1 declare that was the best .invest•
went I ever made in my life. Before 1
had finished the first bottle 1 felt.con-
siderable improvement. Then 1 bought
another and another, and when I had
finished my' fourth bottle my stomach
was in fine condition and 1 have not been
troubled with indigestion since th it time
The gas and pain has alldluppeared and
I am stilt eating lust anything I want,
without the least trouble frstm it. It was
not only, my own experience with Tanlac
that convinced me it is a Wonderful
medicine, but I personally know many
others who took it with just as line :liults
;s 1 'd. You can't beat it and it 1 shard
get t6 where I need medicine again
wouldn't think -of anything else." -
Tanlrc la rind In Goderich by it, R.
`1gle, fn Senforth liy C. Aberlar ,. In
1\'iu4haw by .1. \Velton McKibbon,
thawed by A. Si. E. Hemphill, In 11170
by White City'I)rug Store, in \Vruxeter
by J. N. Alleu, in lontlesNoro by John
0: l.emudsew'rry, la Exeter by W. S.
Howey, In Bruct•tteld by l'eter Morey.
In Dashwood "by Tiernan & Etighofer,
In Credlton by J. W. Orme, in Clin-
ton by W. 14. It. Holmes, in Sheppard -
ton by J.H. Sltupsro, In Corrle b7 H.
(Inc Mind That Thinks for Two.
Peck -My dear, i thought we had
planned to go to the pictures thta evening?
Mrs. Peck -Yes, I know;- but I have
changed our mind.
Rare As Radium.
"Contentment is better than wealth, my
boy."
It ought tp be. It's a blame sight
harder to get.'
Nature's Mirror
When a wo-
man 1. we 1
and be.lthr=
there's a sparkle
in her eyx a
roes tint in bar
cheeks, and the
be. rich red
blood. After
taking nature's
tonic which Dr.
Piero, called
"Favorite !re-
scriptior.'
there'. elasti-
city in eery
movement red
a spry in haw
atop. Lova
comma to anti
woman who has bounding health -shut wren
she la pallid, dull eyed, languid, ha
bas ao maprthes nor dos Ahs appeal 00
We have at present a very large stock of
TRUNKS, SUITCASES, CLUB BAGS, ETC., ETC.
Sex our goods before buying.
Repair week dna es year maidbitigt
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
Oa S.4'.
SAVED A LIFE
P1.13. Ont.: -"t hays a vary triad fah
Mag far Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prurripti*4
fur it ones saved my mother, We. Wha
Rout theme!' rniddb apo her health NM
soy hot: she afeeie wide page i• bee had
end beekaehe. ie feet. she had pair sal
ashen dl t ermab les body. Who hnt wuig(n
wee very ructus. would berme, din/ snl
St Umtata/at and t o wherever else ab.nnd
tw ba TW asecreltabid me Indultam( he
la die time. we dared seri shave Ise deer
Ob. was as emYr$1*e se ewe amid be aid
See. Dr. Plsrw'. Fbvo.4lt therm sh *Mu
wee rerseaded to her. Qhs Ilasik ss
babas .ad we eespl•s•b' s*Mea r
wood ►.sill."-MNU. s. L tlla�
Otter, tris pm.
.1'a niton.
ADVT.
Ilreak-1 p of English Estates:
Lloyd f;;eorge's death duties act, ad-
mitttdly designed to break - up large
landed estates in England. is making
continued possession of them too expen-
sive, ;nd last year thr'e-quarters of a
million acres changed hands, large
properties being divided among small
purchasers. 7 he _last revolution of the
kind occurred when King Henry VIII:
broke up the monasteries and gave the
abbey lands to his favorites, restoring the
feudal system. Now the wneel is taking
a turn still further back. Before the
feudal lords were the free yeomen farmers
of England. men who owned and worked
theirown land and -owed allegiance to no
man but the king. Today the yeomen of
England are coming back to their own.
The descendants of King Harry's new
men of five hundred years ago are selling
out. They are selling out because it no
longer pays to be a landlord. One of the
most sensational of these sales took place
lust before Christmas, when the Duke of
Rutland sold an estate of 15.000 acres in
Leicestershire and Derbyshire. A hew.
weeks before he had sold another estate
in Rutland. Both of these estates had
been in the family for six hundred or
seven hundred years. The Duke sold not
because he liked to sell. but because, as
he said frankly, he could not afford to
go on owning the land.
s Other big sales recently are by the
Nike of Bedford in Cambridgeshire of
about twenty thousand' acres; Lord
IlarFyvood's sale of nine thousand acres in
Yorke) ire, the Duke of Beaufort's sale of
his Badminton property, about four
thousand -Nacres, and including half a
dozen villages; Sir Watkin Williams
Wynne sold twenty-five thousand acres
in Montgnm,xshire; Mr. Walter Long
over one thoc nd acres in Merioneth-
shire, and the uke of Sutherland his
Trenthaln estate a Stoke -on -Treat.
it is expected the before the' end of
next year more than 000,000 acres of
old family estates will ve been sold.
Thursday, F't•bruary 10, 1020.-3
EAST WAWANOSH.
The township council met according to
adjournment' on February 5th, with all
the members present. Minute's of pre-
vious meeting were lead and "appprroved,
on motion of Straughan and Coultes.
Representatives on behalf of the C. O. F.
were present asking for an Increase of
hall rent for soused meetings. The
council was of the opinion that $3.5 a
year was a fair rental for this purpose
and agreed on paying that amount.
Messrs. Scott and Elliott presented their
report as auditors of account; for 1919,
the abstract statement bowing! balance
on hand at the end of the year of $4412.61.
The report was adopted, on motion of
Coultes and Robertson. As only one
Application had been received tor the
office of assessor, Mr. la lespie moved,
seconded by Mr. S raughan, that Wm.
Wightman be reappointtd to that office
at a salary of $.Y:i. Carried. Moved by
Mr. Robertson, seconded by Mr. Couites.
that this municipality give a grant of $50
in aid of the sin -tering simenians. Car -
_Tied unanimously. Bylaw No. 3. 1920,
confirming the appointmerff of assessor.
was read and passed. The following ac-
counts were otdered to be paid: The Mum
icipal World, assessment rolls and other
supplies. $9.85: H. H. Elliott, printing
financial statements, $1S; A. Porterfield,
fees as div. reg. in 1919, $v.4(1: John Mc-
Dowell, township's share on award dram,
$10.80; F. Anderson. salary as treasurer.
1120, postage. war tax, etc.. 1515; J. S.
Scott and J. Elliott, auditors, each 112;
D. A. Cameron. Toronto, grant for Ar-
menian relief fond. $50; J. T. Currie
and J. J. Kerr. valuating sheep destroyed
by dogs, each $3. After a general discus -
awn on whether it would be wisdom ofr
the part of the council to commute the
statute labor throughout the township,
or to still adhere to the present sy,ten1,
which seems to be now losing favor with
a growing number of the ratepayers, the
council adjourned to meet again on
Thursday, March 1 Ith, at 1 o'clock. A:
PORTERFIEW, L'terk.
1
Ile May Re a Di say.
"Who is Edith to marry ?"'
"His name is Bridge."
"Gond gracious! is she carrying the
craze as far as that ?"-Bosom Trans-
cript.
Dangerous Beast*. --- ----
The teacher had been telling her class
about the rhinoceros family.
"Now name some things," she said,
"that are very dangerous to get near to,
and that have horns."
"Automobiles!" promptly answered
Johnny. -harper Magazine.
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1A 14'IL\I:4H.
DeAtt. of JOHN McChariRti. - John
Mac lnfyre.`one 0, the best-known resi-
dents of this locality, died suddenly no
Monday morning til last week. He had
been in poor health for some time. but
was not thought to be in any immediate
danger. He was six. y -two years of age
and head lived practically all his life here.
he and his brother Peter and two sisters
occupying the original family home A
brother, Alex. G.. lives at Kincardine.
aanother, Sol.. at London. The
futkral took place to Lochalsh cemetery
On Wednesday and was largely attended.
They Surely Ole.
"In Borneo," remarked Georgette,
"women do the pearl fishing." "i)on't
they everywhere "" demanded Tricotine.
Inevitable Question.
Laiy Candidate for Parliament -"I am
now ready to answer au7 question.."
Lady Voter -"Where did you get that
ripping hat ""-Le Rire.
Clanged Times.
'q was married when I was getting only
Slit a week."
"Gee, whit, pa. Bil'y Green gets that.
and be's only an office boy."
\Georgette and Trteotine.
eaRr�rmch-forth:
parties," lived Georgette.
"Nor i," assented Tricotine •'Another
girl invites people to your house for you
to entertain."
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Very Sinspk•
Mrs. Styles -Is' that a new silk hat
you've got, Nichola:'
Mr. Styles -Yes, tlgy dear.
"How much -did it t
"Why, it was 38, dear."
"What ! Eight dollars, and not a bird
or a ribbon or a Leather do 41 \ Yonkers
Statesman.
It's a poor s;xut who can get any fun
out of the game unless he wie
Heavy Thew,
Dobbs -Mime must hang heavily on
yourhande."
Nobbs-"Why
Dobbs -"Well. you wear such a large
wrist -watch."- London Tit -Bits.:
Tax Reductions
There 1, a heavy tax on our income to meet the Gov-
emment's running expenses, and interest on the public
debt. This tax we all mutt, can, and do meet.
There is another tax which money will not discharge -
the tax on ourphysical system frc:n s'sgnation of food
waste. Its name is Constipation. It burdens us and
makes sluggish a system otherwise perfectly healthy.
Nujol will fully clear this tax. Nujol will keep the
poisonous waste moving out of the body by this en-
tirely new principle, --it -works on the waste matter
instead of on the system.' tvery other form of treat-
ment either irritate; or forces the system.
Nujol prevents constipation by keeping : he food waste
soft , thus helping Nature establish easy, thorough bowel
evacuation at regular intervals - the healthiest habit.
,in -the world. -
It is absolutely harmless and pleasant to take -try it.
Nujol is mold by, all druggists in bottles only, bcariag Nujcl
trade mark.. Write Nujol laboratories. Standard Gil Co, (Neve
Jersey), 50 Broadway, New York, for booklet "Thirty Feet osl
Dander." \
A Now M.4Md ( Tweatind an 01d Complaint.
Take your Time -No need
to hurry when ' ou use
Egg -0 Baking
EGG -Baking Pow.
Powder Co., Limited, Hamilton, Canada
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ADVERTISE IN THE SIGNAL. IT PAYS.
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E ARE Ford Dealers in this
distri& and have formed an
estimate of the number of cars we
w' ll require to meet 'the needs of
is territory. We cannot get
rough, cars to fill that -estimate
-because there ---a are not--etiough cars_
-
b -e r flg rnacte. -to.ill a -1 - dealers" -
estimates throughout Canada.
7the
number of . cars we can get
d nds-'upon the -number ofordersr
we send in and the. early -date at
which we send them in, as•the Ford
Shipping Department follows the
principle, First Come, First
Served."
Two Mora.
A couple of new portmanteau words
are "radical..' fotil'ed rads and "wet ticisms"
for plies about the late John Barleycorn.
Cars ordered now will not be
delivered until March, and deliver-
ies will be uncertain throughout the
year. If you do not want to wait
for summer or autumn delivery,
come in and reserve your car by
signing an order today.
P. J. MacEWAN, Dealer - Goderich
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