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Soap ---
Saves ,Them
Yew woollens aaast be 'made to
lest es lost es possible, they're
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is the purest sad Seat o1 •11
headry sap so it's the safest
e1..s r••aad it's ties oust ecos-
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takes less to do Me wish.
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for-SUNLIGHT504P
VEA ItiOTHERSI LIMITED
Tommie OM !b
MW DISTRICT jl
1 After thirty-three years as an auc-
toner, Edward Rosenberry, of Zurich,
1 finds that he needs a rest and is retiring
from business.
'1'M• nos) -sere form of the lair Samuel
McCurdy, :•th e•nia.s Iyu of Morris,
has leen wood to Cha.. ('motes. a re -
tainted •.dealer, for *N.rq.
On Wednesday. March 12, at the manse.
Clintoc, Rev. J. E. Hogg tnijed in mar-
riage Min Elizabeth Dale, of Tucker -
smith, and John Thomas Graham, of
Stanley.
Mis. Mattie Ellis, of Henson, who is
removing to the West, was presented by
her fellow -workers in the Presbyter an
church with a ciamond ring and a compli-
mentary address. She has been a member
lot the choir. a teacher in the Sunday
school. and ixeeident of the Mission Band
a. I.. WI ..f Et bet awl 1r. Dum-
ber, 1.irtuw•I. too ne• exelaaageal rest -
1 dem e. and Loth ..1I1 miser to the tarfl.*
roused. The former w ill ....minor to
follow the drover huatrem to Ethel
hs'ality. Mr. Dilutor will 1s• ..tulle at
hem. :it Ethel, aa he lived In the
u••igtiberhoot) fur many yew... \lr. Mr-
Ihn,ol,I wail oue of the polka- truateea
..t 1:•h••1.
TBS SIGNAL
GODSIION, ONT.
Ss soon as weather conditions are favor-
able. The contract prior is $44,000 of
which it is estimated the Provincial Gov-
ernment will pay $12,000.
William Parsons. a lifelong resident of
Exeter, died March 2'2nd at the Hamilton
hospital, in hit fifty-ninth year. A few
months ago he went to live with his
daughter, Mrs. Clubine, at Hamilton. A
son. Harry, is attending school at Chat-
ham.
H. Bierling, who recently sold the
postoflia and store at Exeter North, has
purchased the farm of James Dearing,
one mile west of town. The farm contains
fifty acres with good buildings, and was
sold for 56,000.
Reeve Beavers has sold his residence on
Main street to Wesley Jones. of SrePhe1
township, who will move to town. Mr.
Beavers has purchased the Pickard prop-
erty and will erect two residences on it.
CLINTON.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gould announce
the engagement of their daughter. Irene,
to George Slater, of Edwin, Man., the
marriage to take place in April.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nediger announce
the engagement of their eldest daughter,
Agnes Leona, to Clifford Roy Holland,
son oLMr. and !Mrs George Holland. of
Kippen, the marriage to take place
shortly.
Mrs. J. C. Townshend left this week
for St. John, en route to England, where
she will visit for some time.
Frank Penneoak'er has taken a position
in a drugstore at Toronto.
The annual spring show will be held
here April sth.
R E.% FORTH.
EXETER.
•--Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferri, of town,
recently celebrated the ftltieth anniver-
sary of their wedding.
The contract for the permanent road-
way en Main street has keen awarded by
the village council to Mr. Hull ngworth,
of Hamilton. Work will be commenced
PAINS SO BAD
STATED IN DEll
Young Mn. Beeciroft Had
Miserable Tune Until She
Took Lydia E.. Pinkham's
Vegetabk Compound.
Hamilton, Ont. - "I have suffered for
three years from a female trouble and
consequent weakness, pain and irregu-
larity which kept was in bed four or Aye
days each month. 1 nearly went crazy
with pains in my back, and for about a
week at trace i could not do my work -
1 saw Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound advertised in the Hamilton
Spectator and 1 took it Now 1 have no
pain and am quite regular unless I over-
work er stay on my feet from early
morning with late at night. 1 keep
house and do all my own work without
any trouble. 1 have recommended the
Compound to several friends. "- Mrs.
EMILY liescaorr, ate Victoria Ave. N.,
Hamilton, Ontario. women have been
For forty years wo
telling how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has restored their
health when suffering with female ills.
This accounts for the 'not -moats demand
for it from coast to coast f
troubled with 1n, ailment p�ur 10
women why dont yon try Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound't is
made from native roots and herbs tend
The Seaforth spring fair takes place contains no narcotics or harmful drug.
today (April 1st).
For ttoeeiaf a4vsoe women are askt/to
The Commercial hotel has been closed, write lite Lyda E. Pinkham Medicine
Co.. Lynn, Pass. The result of forty
the phe furniture
McLennan,entire having yes experience is at your service.
sold the and the equip-
ment to the Musk ,ka Wood Mfg. Co.,
• • • _ who are backing it for rhipment to Hunts -
A Fathers Wish.
Prominent Minister Endori>1es- vine where they have a large hotel The White -Five unmarried daughters, eh
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ty. R . , the story o
will be paid to anyone
Tfw name of Minister ell
statements.
M
"Please send me one box
MY. i am suffering from a b
eft for throe months, doctors
IMO 1 am well again. I used to b
start to 9nlab, now, 1 can reared)
clearing of the Commercial leaves Seaforth Don't you with you had some sons
t with only one hotel. Grey -No; but 1 wish 1 had a few sons
acking s Heart and Nerve Remedy Adam Kline. an old and highly esteemed in -law. -Boston Transcript.
resident of Seaforth, passed away on
ea
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a regular henhouse he has tokeep his flock
under the bas) inside the stoat found-
ation. He believes if he had a regular
house he would get better results. He
thinks of increasing hie flock to 500 as
soon as possible. When the spring opens
up properly he will start three mcubatots
at work.
OBITI ,IRI.
TEBHUTT.-The following from Tne
Clinton News -Record of tall week in ref-
erence to the late Charles A. Tebbutt will
be read with regretful interest by his
many Iriends among readers oI The
Signal: We made reference last week to
the death of Charles A. Tebbutl, which
took place at the residence of his brother
on the old homestead in Goderich town-
ship early on Thursday morning. The
deceased war born to Gudench township,
being a son of the late F. W. Tebbutt.
He was educated at the Holmesvillepub-
lic school and Clinton Collegiate, after
which he took his Normal training w
Toronto and taught for several years in
the outlying dtstncts en the Base Mk and
in Godench township. He was anebitioua
to speciahze, however, and took a thorough
course in manual training at Guelph and
afterwards taught very successfully in
Fort William When the war was on and
the soldiers began to return and the Gov-
ernment was forming vocational training
schools fur them Mr. Tebbutt offered his
services as instructor and was for sonic
time on the staff of a vocational training
school at Ottawa. Not being in the most
robust health this work became in time
too heavy for him and he was obliged to
givers, up. AU4i a brief holiday he took
a positign , in Kitchener, where, in the
autumn of 1918, when the epidemic was
rife. he contracted influenza and after a
severe illness was obliged to come home
and was never able to resume his work.
He went about up to the last. however,
neer having gent a day in bed. The
,
come' vet y soddenly eatly on ThursdaY
i
Tebbut last as stated. Thi late Mr. was a torn teacher. work
was much more to him than a men -means
1 of livehhood, it was a calling which he I
loved and to which he gave the very best I
almost a Nervous Wreck from Overwork' tkle won- l'ueeday of last week, at the. age of that was in him. In religion he was a,
---SPRING IMPURITIES Methodist from early boyhood and he
remedy brought back 51, old time Vigor and vital- eighty seven ,rare
veo to anyone who doubts these remarkable atways took a deepinteree.t-in-rhe actin-
a Great Medicine, !n three letters. 5100 is sago one of tate not widely -known resideresident;MEAN �EA�-Ca..assiLaj-dies of the cru ch wherevetr he was.
ho can prove that these letters are not 'souther. • of this district died al his home here op --
g1 Monday, March 22nd, in the p
end:, though not entirely unexpecicor
morn r1g His
person of especially Sunday hood work, scar being
1 a gated teacher his services were always
George M. Chesney. Mr. Chesney had A Tonic Medicine Is aNeces-lur demand. He is survived by one
Letter Number One bsltu dl all winter, and his death was not brother, }tenor. on t homestead. and
f tr.0 ted H was an extensive honer Ity at This Season..-_ sisters.Airs Bracey Kitclxner,Min
(cattle and his business l{ of Toronto tihs Jennie and
HACKING'S HEART♦ad NERVE REM a pe e o x
Mimi'
tad have bee. ■sable - ill mill
and shipper
o i it p
y that u may be six months or more be- browg�t him into touch with a wide range Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are an all year Rau of Clinton •end Mi s Jennie and,
able to bold my large congregation from nI pe )iple. Ile was in his fifty seventh 'round tonic, blood purifier and newt Agnes on the homestead. The funeral
Id my own thoughts. year and is survi"ed by his widow and strengthener. But they are especially took placeofrom the Mare o his brother
two sans :Milton, accountant in the valuable m the spring when the ev.tent is on Saturday aft he hoc, inter end being
subject to Paintings and Dimino w. Dominion Bank here. and Ear', teller in clogged with impurities as the result o(, made in Chnu,n cemetery. The -vices at
Com -1 the nd Lite of the winter rnontha ind ted by
the
My Heart Action 1s bad and i a
sad am very despondent, 1 buys that
We sent en tbe one box of Hack'
11 dgfa later we receive this letter.
hotter umber
"PTeese send me 6 boxes of Hacking's
have. aced tbe box you sent me and I feel th
sty bead hs clearer and the pain that has toll
aarmons has been greatly relieved and i feel th
iAi1 again be restorod to my old-time vigor-__
1 am so pleased with the success of year
et it to some of my friends .••
Now coulees the proof is letter number three, s t
Letter Nombre Three
"Having used your medlcine.Harkfng's Heart and N
few weeks for Neurasthenia INen oa,. Breakdown) 1 lave
rata.. For Ore months 1 have 1 -uttered from Kieeplessneas.
rata g Kpett, Severe Headaches and 1 could not plate m
prewar tine of my sermons. To.dsy. my old ambttio. said t" ^t R„klrnt of BrttsarMd• olrtwrt•til flow life0( Dr. Williams'Pink
*.we,d �1s..Yt 1e the w est roar meanly. whir/et-aimlkssatl to reootil (Carmichael. Ta'bot, N. S., who ,aye:
1 ou tlouehty, enswieuCch '�•ud. t'tr to hi
mend to aaywfe suffering from Venous Ulsdyasd..." hug to Krnssels Mrs,. McKay war a "For a number of years 1 was bothered
TMs lestlmontlal come" votnntarily from one whose repatat n Is un- r,.sfdrnt of n`raubnntk. with pimples which would break out on
aasellt.ble and is given far the sole pnrrese of helping others. T above \\• F;. \CIIIf.. Iwki•r, Las o{n tp.l up � my face and body.
The trouble was
ur remedy will help mo." . the Seaforth branch of the Bank ofi our and graresde were co
'a Heart and Nene Remedy sad ; merce. - There is no other season when the blood church Johnston of. were
tt.John McIntyre, one 01 the ponce ! enocis so much in need of purihemg sad' Ilbea ars briny Julie ..Tebbutt,
entichtng. In the spun one reek weak i lis ��
o business men dof ao¢ t(rrtMn to paflord at the I arid:(bred-Dr. Wiliams'gPink Pulls give' Pre tort a, John Potter and
horns of hr I st gth. In the spring the appetite is -
eart and Nene Remedy. 1 !Toronto. on \larch 22nd. aged reighty oft , p oor -pr. Williams' Pink Pills •
t it has already helped me. yea The d brought to Seaforth •
ed the preparation of my
with proper treatment I
z
I gW stelai part
Weals Jetty..
es. rx y was ruuq improve the appetite. tone the *omach i . •
intermenton India'
and aid weak :gee ion It is in the
A .1tWre•.s
w.
JIRI'KKEL.B. spring that poison to the binnit most; iii., itueem. a, teaeher 1p ' •• �1u,• a
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accialeirt occurred •,carr , often find an outlet in disfiguring pimples, . N:• > Ilion s• hd.d, of itpmh», la roto
Itriee•ela -tau 'Mandl Luh aL..i•t 1° eruptions and boils- lir. Williams Pink .• at, addtes•rti+•ir.•e:rrrMv'!ers•t h
' •1 night I•uo•re *iia lair, of P 11 speedily clear the'skin because they "u, 11 ..ue r:.•ui,lg last w.•t•k ninl,ar fh.r
ori ,aa a .Pills y
township. was returning how go to the rout of the troub'e in the bawd. i an.piees or -thee l haught••r of 11x' En,
rev the t.ih concession when 1,is ie -am In the spring anaemia. indigestion. neu-' giro. 'li t•r Rusw41 told e f th.• re•e.I o1
jduncesb into :t tcaslMnt ••amort Ing the soars, rheumatism and many other l ith atrurts .!- the (IwIs]tnu i.• eidr .,)
...•}► .d !lie river. xun•tair Mill trouble• are most persistent because of I Nana, in,�+r.a1'••r`t-E>� �a,na'y, to Is•!udT
Remedy fora use. ,.woo_ •.
a a new !-teak n':un were• drowlarl, despite every weak, watery blood, and it is at thus time, ,,f missimi weak in ilNha. `.s tN'1'.• the
�� ( Ula, effort made to n"d7u• them by It urhy when all nature takes on new life that the, tuttive•s are ia-,le•nW lunar:owe regard-
nrind on the I residents who heard hi• •ries for help. l blood most seriously needs attention. tag "tier re•Ilarois at 1•)trist. \The young .
Mins .In bet McKtiv, a well-knuwIi Among those who havePProved the value Ain„ or ,.kat a are' lor.rd ultd}aitilr.
n P111<AI'Mr. Archie
Here at a very,,vatly ore, eleven years
err t.ninge•r, and hay.. no tairnetnnity
for iroper development. Kiie Ravr
anther startling• der.uls of the ordinary
live. of the n.ttite, t"rade. her re 54
being ilhtstrat•rl i s several w»n• or
plettne•s and l.y girls attitell iu ti
native costumes Italia. Miss Rus.
1ta Jrtls for Feegla
where she Will spend a short furl
before retiir g to Indian.
Thnr.ata}, April 1, 11.0.0. T
Is here
Your winter garments are feeling heavy and un-
comfortable -- it is time to don a spring outfit and be in
tune with the season. We have complete lines of
NEW SPRING SUITS
NEW CAPS
NEW HATS
NEW TIES
NEW SPRING UNDERWEAR
NEW SHIRTS, Etc., Etc.
Easter Sunday, April 4th
\A new hat for
Easter is the cor-
rect thing. Call
and select tote
from our large
and carefully as-
sorted stock..
staten.enta are true -or as near to the truth "as the men of Beetjamis I bushiess in Ilrusw•Is. Tho town had always worse in the spring, and although
d throw . atom' Jud. 20 18. 11Nd h:ul a resident baker for �drtiir l 1 trier] different treatments. it was without
-H TO¢ere broken down in health' from any cause whatever we will 1, years. \ I touch success. In the spring of two years
tee that adz leo Ursataseat of fAC7dt1Tfl!it HRAJST-ANI) NE i it t - -
.rY will mate a wonderful improvement is your health, but you m
SONY 10 get HA I UytG'8. Price lien a box. s bowie for Ss.i0. Bold
� or by7a11; Haeklsg's Limited. Liatowlh.__ -_ -
Imo
ago. the trouble_ was worse than usua .
Remelt 1 and al:hough 1 was taking medicine i1 -d:
Thenot help me until I finally decided to try
First Office Boy -"I told the boss to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Under this
k- at the dark circles under my eyes. treatment the pimples disappeared, and.
rid weir} didn't need a half-day df." 1 there has since been absolutely no return
Secoond Office Boy -"What did he say?" of the trouble."
hist (office Boy -"He said i needed a Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be tab-
rArsAtsr1it11raltiXRlrr hariof soap'"
We are ,pleased to be ahle to inform the public that we - -
are now las 'jtion to supply any quantity of hard coal
in all sizes. 1
We iiltils40
been very patient during the stress ai the coal s i ge,
now that it has been relieved we will give our .old-time
service and prompt delivery.
• The Saults Coal .Co
. Pliilpe No, 75
B. j. Sa_ults' residence W. W. Smelts' residenc.
--No. 2i5
it One\way to acquire popularity is to
- kern YO4
r troubles to yourself:
any quantity of soft coal for domestic use. •
xtend thanks 10 our customers, who have
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SASKATOON
STANDARD TRANS -CONTINENTAL !EQUIPMENT
OUT, INCLUDING NEW LTEL TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Sys. Mss. Wad. f r1. Camadlss Natleesi all the way.
tees. Theme Sato Yla •.T., T. a 11.0., Ceohreee timers 0. N. Rya.
Railwayhlereatlee frees t Csaadlas Nstleael
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sod
Railway's i.asral Passenger •.partraee Tere.N.
at Termite edtd wtooNsa .111 tarsiae 5.55 pere/me/sse
srwdesa 1s s asters amosb s,Ntsblo lir locates or other pegewwm•
r.i
Canadian Natlond Railway
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Will Mor
Never, Come
tamed from any dealer in medicine
or by mail, at 50 cents a box orsix boxes
for 12.50. from the i)r. Williams Medicine
Co„.Brockville, Ont. e -
WIN(11AM.
fhe \\'itulmm la, , .see teens will be
re-..rgauizwl fur 192n' and will he
entered hi the 11, 1.. A. series.
ilaker fn Nieboll's lsise•ry
here. had rias left handalmost..rw-
pletely severed. from ods arm Sunday
night while operating the power bread -
mixer. llv coast tui.:eh,usee• the hauil
la•+•;itue eanght in the nun.•liluel'y. mud
It was with difficulty he wu, aMr cn
present hie entire arm from Ia'hog
drawn in. tie was quickly • fuistird To
the %Vtttgbam hospital. where the in
jure+)' member is a-. deemed.
.,k-irNrt we.kltaut will _ aL
this home of Mr. nnd•1trs. ire , P0-
. e,eriFr Innrlou, au Wednesday__ latst
week, when Mhos Minerva Km h was
married to Harry Casson, Wing -
ha in,
ing•harn, a well-known -1:.T.R e'ngine•r.
R-%. 11. Snell, of \ti ingfa , officiated.
Mr. and Mnu. t arsern: to i ft on a
trip to the -blest; -+volt- tht .r_neturn.
aside at \\'inghnnt.l
DOES a this illustration pie -
ture your experience?
What is more diatreNRMI
than being unable to sleep?
Sleeplessness is one of the
first and most certain spew
toms of exhausted nerves.
This is the warning that you soli
ole swt.taaee of Dr. Chase's Bern
Feed ie raster's vigor to the serge
eons and thereby avoid the sesssst►s
meet of .,.risen .serous trashlS
>ly is,prevteg the Aalll7 eta ale
bleed awl banding 111 55. feign=
il_srs folic food ears Way. slaw
energy sad strength to fobs winds
beep.
Merste shos, etar 51118 dloNess•
Basso ne. Nae28 a o.. sea., s+m ll.
Henry Huwfalvv and
ald 'eft last week for Buffalo
crew of the Sarnian, with w
tact again this season.
Another Poultryman Heard Fran,
A Kippen correspondent writes: A man
who is making a success in the poultry
business is Mr. Walter McCullie, who,
though he keeps only 100 hens, sold dur-
ing the past three months eggs to thel
value of 5190. When asked how he had
secured such good luck, he stated that he
depended upon his hens scratching con-
tinually. After the hens had gone to roost
he scattered about ten quarts of grain,
consisting of one-third wheat and the rest
oats, among cut straw piled along the
front side of the henhouse. Early in the
tftormng the hens got to wak and never
stopped till the straw was scratched to
the back of the house. This warmed
them up in the morning. At noon he
throws in six to eight mangles for them to
pick. These soon disappear, and then
towards the close of the afternoon. after
throwing back the straw to the front of
the room. he gives another feed similar to1
that of the morning. The hens thus go
to the roost. warm. About once a week
he gives a soft feed in which he mixes
wane poultry feed. There is always a hoe
with chopped oats in it from which they
can feed if they wish. Ilenty of grit and
gravel is always within reach. A quantity
of cheap _meat scrap is also fed. He
harn't had a sick hen all winter. He
keeps four rooatent, but these will not be
allowed to rim with the hens till all get
Out on the grana. As Mr, McCollie hasn't
ot,
mai
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -steady Tailors and G-sati feraisbsis
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t rejoin the
h they will
KEEP IT SWEET --
Keep your stomach sweet
today and ward ori the indi-
gestion of tomorrows try
the
o1r
KiliolUS
new aid to digestion.
As pleasant and as safe to
take u sandy.
DS
MAay .00TT a 110Wleg
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SUMMON
R. Tait •
Electrical Contractor
Wiring of all kind.. up-to•date
for Telephone.., Burglar Alanus,
Pollee Patrol and Fire Alarm
Systems.
Private, Residences and Busineee
Places -a specialty.
All Work Guaranteed.
Electric irons, Toasters. (brills,
Fans, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing
Machines, FlashMghta a n d
Batteries of all kinds always on
haul.
Ring up Mt or 1413 and teat+• es
give you Aa itstimate\tll•- aft
wiring. It will be done gait.
Robt. Tait
`Vett Scree. :-: Nevi Penalties
Phone, -Sleep 02, House I13
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