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Tuesday, Deeember 1111 1NO.
THE SIGNAL
- GODEBICH, ONT.
SMASRING PRICES
We are going to give the people of Goderich a real sale of S HASHING PRICES for SATURDAY ONLY. By doing
your Christmas Shopping at Parsons' Fair Syndicate on Saturday' you will save from 25 to 50` per, cent. nn your
money. We are going to cut prices on many lines of our toys so that every Kiddie that comes to 'Toyland will b
able to have whatever his heart desires. "Shop early and follow the crowd."
TOYS TOYS TOYS
You should not buy any toys before seeing
our big showing. We have toys of every
description. Bring the kiddies in and let them see
real Toyland. They will go into ecstacies of delight
and you will remember the days of your own child-
hood when you stroll through this large department.
Tab1E and Chairs, red enamel, larg\ size, worth
55.00 I. , , 53.99
Rocking Horses, highly painted, worth 00..53.99
Child's Cups and Saucers, special 15
Toy Shovels, extra heavy, regular .20 15
Toy Couches, with heavy upholstering, with com-
partment for dolls' clothes, regular $9.00 $4.99
Doll Beds, large size, 18 inches long, regular 51.. .75
Educational Boards.. This is not only a toy, but
will help to educate the child as well as amusing
him, regular $1.50 51.19
Toy DresFers, oak finish, 20 inches high, regular
$2.25 .. . ............... $1.50
Christmas Decorations
Honaki, for decorating purposes, special 6 yds .10
Holly Wreaths, special . .10
Christmas Snow in packages, special .....10 and .15
Christmas Candles, 3 dos. in box, special ... .. .20
Christmas Holly Paper, regular .15 2 for .26
White Tissue Paper, 12 double sheets 10
DIRT CHEAP
Toy Furniture, light oak finish, with 3 tables and
1 chair. very substantial, special ,,.49
Toy Grocery Store, with complete stock of Givier•--
ies, regular $1.50
ChiId's Tea Sets
We have the largest range of children's. Ts
Sets that the people of Goderich have ever seen*
this town. Come in and see for yourselves.
' white fleece -lined
yes, regular .75 ... 25
Menes\ brogue Socks,
heather mixture, this is an
exceptional value. Reg-
ular 51.25 75
Electric Stand Lamps,
with colored shades, reg-
ular 510.00 ...... ..$5.50
Cut Glass
JUST ARRIVED
A large shipment of genuine high-grade Cut
Glass has just arrived to complete our Christmas
assortment. Our prices arrange from 51.00 to
530.00, which gives you a large variety to choose
from.
HANDKERCHIE
We have a very large
stock of Ladies' Men's
and Children's Handker-
chiefs, running from 5c to
51.00. It will pay you to
look over this department
before buying. ... ... .
DOLLS and More DOLLS
Rag Dolls, special ... 39 and .75
China Dolls, with moving arms and legs, exceptional
value Regular .16, .25, .35, for .. .......5, .10, .15
Large Sleeping Doll, with jointed body, real hair
and dressed. Regular 55.00 ' $3.75
Baby Doli, regular 53.00 t 52.49
We carry china and celluloid\ Doll
Heads in our doll hospital dope:Wentr-
ranging from .10 to ab
China Sale
ted Cups and Saucers, regular .35, for .19
painted Cream and Sugars, 10 different de -
,to choose from, special, per pair 51.19
Nippon China Tea Sets, consisting of teapot, cream
and sugar, special $1.95
China Te. • •ts, decorated, worth $1.00, for .. .59
SPECIAL
-of 18 different designs to
out -Saturday at .35 each
Toys thatcom from T.'y-
1
Parsons' Fair Syndiate
lana ar.. real toys.
P h o n'1 233
THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL.
: By lain Uunelm.
Ottawa, I).•e. 11 unnieur
t:;utttder. the bearded' ern tTeunt n from
Ste. ityacinthe in the ProvInee of Que-
be.', •gives on• the Impression of being
✓ very patient angio. 1rr the first
• it. (Gauthier. a(gtreptly, like
Its kis. k villin', Int the Government
Joe- not appear to he pining to wel-
l-owei teethe him t t1) a h'rtuad•in-
c le of the
1 +«
few w 11e • 1 1 ,
1 It In r f u h 1. t e claire
fr
1
r w s
in the Privy ('oneeil chamber In the
Ear( llto(k et the Pa rile met(t:Int iid-
iuRs Ile may lie Liken hili-. the ('atl-
u. L rat -he pearl, that be Bate not
been falling over 4I .'ti -stere in their
• attempts to induce hie -to. de so. It
may le - that the SPI'rntr(•s lave pro-
-deal from II. Gauthier. and er-
.a,
taitly all the authentic statements on
the tg,itt�'r have emanate) from him.
.but't.here:has,y(rtI' tavern a wundrepn
crop d. rnwors in regard to the mat-
ter, ,and -that was 'donut all'. Every
few 1.1 J1.Gauthier la
1),1 e n -
n wr
J
neyii* lip. to (utawll end immediately
'there, bred, out a fresh crop of the
. rmuurv. .
Tile Gai(tlder Affair.
Whether or not JI. (anitbier Rets
into ti,e cabinet. and he doer Dot mcr(m
mens tool- likely n candidate at the
moneut of writing-thon_h u,•gothl-
tions are suppled to be proceeding -
he has surely got very deeply; into the
Blick Woks of the\ Liberals. One
Mali, Who stands out Its the leader of
the ejim N•1• III5', wag ill. he nits n few
-1 vs
A u o . a
g• wild talked qultr�rtr•ls about
tt,1 a;•..;tq(.r over -r, In-rffeet
utltitnat 4,111, tilde11 was not ren (lur-
ing an interview and was
of pub-
lished. p
1ished w8' float i( \l. I:aUthter (lid
not now get into the 1 .nserrntirk (.ur•
ted,
at any nate. to pet -out Trine atm" . t
the Liberals. They were •throe h
with 'the member Ste. mnlNr o
f r ..tl
Hyacinthe.
nthA
y
IIs•
lar/•. +
1 vhf Man. woo
n n opinion Int u s
1
1
hi
ghl regarded F tr• (
'Ra t r
F
� • mem-
ber, .stat
whether e
h roll in
'h.. as motive- fe--.a-4blfer i
met. T1 '` they would spend all their energies in
an al 10.11114 hr .4waunp him beneath in
at- r e
,Ilan •s
h of votes.
.
1, , •a
that then l nothing til keepM.
Gauthier mit of the l''lhi''t now ex-
Iept the feet thatlhe Gorer11m••It does
not want him tn' it If it rain ,get the
-MM•w> e--wainew; -- etb.
;net. (discussing 11e• neater frankly the
ut e• +
h r limy, answered the usual n a•
9
e
thin as'
a n to ,anlhfer by the American
fn -111111 of at'kiug another. "What
strength would Gauthier add to. our
Government ?" he asked, and . the
,answer was. "None." There is not n
tin-sibillty uf''Ionia that the Govern-
uu$It'is looking about :ural doing „very
thing hamanly i«4;.ible. to induce
French-Canadian- to. rater the Cab -
.vnmeut. he could ttu.ke uphis
Shop Farts o that you may g t the
advenfr.re o Ibis Monstr,)us Ct r st-
in Sale
1 ------ -r
-1he-t, tut it is. not going to tem
Frew huaen in Hartess their a,•gnieltiml
won11 add strength to the Govern-
, 'neut. There are perha{a four men
!among the present t.
R t � u hec mcmhr's
t to! r
his }wf o1w acquisltlon , Would boost the,
Govertnneut stark Iii I jnelsr, and there
i js• ode unettalditlg figure in Quebec
untold.. of the sitting memberi. 1f
the 511•igtem 4•'nllni.4t ration could in-
du(•1• any One of thew. hl enter the
4'abinet, there would be 'cementing to
Ie' gained, but thee know fairly well
that the situation lo hopelenl.
I
Sir L•nitM' Gouin Not Hitiaa. `‘
Sir lamer l:eli
t al lets rattle In-(• a4\11fth
isem. pr.te.•t.Int1I-t ' Ilfleraiteere of late
met here=;(*+--1•e.rr it 1<rrat--tteaPc of
-peeel:atio11 a. a result and mneh won-
dering whether Sir tomer would Joit)
thed +
.\ l.uhll trntime. Ifotcevrr, while
h• ...Vita
n. 1 e• h(•rel to ha re sneh a«pint•
ti.Mu+ for a lung time,' the doughty
klligl,t from omelets• is said to have gut
. over thele. and a 'lot of ,political
'there tient-Titift It
ren alta not - of -
uactual
l • iien.
Iu1.I Hf ,iNt that alai mlontrat of
his dreante. For while Sir Leiner, in
i'rot'i11,lal twenties. was a power to he
reckO11w1„with. In Federal matters it
was claimed that he could not swing
piddle opinion tee any great extent. In
oth.•r wordy. h.• ens Metter 1114 a big
toad LI a small puddle than taking his
clanr't•,•in a big puddle. Now he has
left, La Presse and gone to take over
TOYS TOYS TOYS
CUTTING PRICES
Electric Trains, regular 515.00 512.00
Mysto Magic Sets, toys that the children will mystify
their parents with. Regular $4.50, for 53.75
Toy Electric Motors, regular 54.50, for 53.75
Toy Electric Motors, regular 55.00 ... 54.00
Toy Electric Motors, regular 55.50, for 54.50
Mouth Organs, worth 51.25 75
Toy Express Wagons, large sire, special .. ... 25
Toy Watch and Chain, regular .15, for ...2 for 25
Children's Sewing Sets, special 52.00
Leather Goods Sale
A complete line of Leather Gloves and Hand-
kerchief Caaes reduced to leu than half price for Sat-
urday
at
urday sale.
Special Prices on Toilets
Ammond Complexion Cream, regular .25, for .....15
Theatre Rouge, special 15
Pompiam Manage Cream, regular .25, for 17
Taylor's Tooth Paste, regular .25 for 15
Taylor's Face Powder, regular .35, for 25
Witch Hazel, large bottles, special .25
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, regular .25, for 19
Rosewater and Glycerine, regular .25, for 16
Jamaica Bay Rum, special 19
Ornamental Bronze Mantle; Clocks, regular 512.00,
tor 1� 55.26
We have a complete stock of Pyrex cook:•tg
ware. This would make a very useful Christmas
gift.
Sle ghs
Boys' Sleighs. good size, No. 4, regular 1.00,'tor .75
Baby Sleighs, with high railing around protect
the child, special .. 51.75
Boys' Auto Coaster Sleighs, specially des for
speed. special $6.00
THE PROFITABLE SKUNK
The adran'n-es of t1)+ artificial
raising of the fox, beaver, and miek-
rat, tipeciflpally, have been net, n
pn.wed rant. and here it to propo•e 1
to 4Pi•ote a few words to that much
e i coed animal, the skunk, The fact
tient the animal le to be found 1n
r,<,c'ic41144 (very part of the Am( r-
1(an e:'ntineit, and that the pelt Ilan
en':1 as high as ten dollars, Is eufn-
uie:u to attract the attention of fur
f ' mets and 14.4444: a lltudy into the
i .I'1'l11113 sad •dta'Jta,;er of the in -
(i" 44)
Man) y, art aim Erne.? Thompson
fairer, th; well I:nown mom, writer
and t,.:' trill:;t In the Manitoba Gov-
ernme,', tie orated a more eaten-
r.itc Sc.:•.it(•la; propagation of the
.
t�!unk, •si fiunsell operated a moat
e,t(Ye$3tir ranch Of "lhis'kinel. 'Be.
caner, Iart,.•ly of a prejudice against
Vie little animal and its method of
e •tense, skunk farming has never
been firmly established In ('anada as
an Industry alt!'nugh the advantages
• and pos4lbtlities are obviously 80
treat. Success on other parts of the
American continent ind elsewhere
have demonatratec the feas1b111ty of
establishing the Induetry firmly and
profitably ID the f)otllnton.
The skunk 1. widely found over the
(anadlas Dominion la every cornet
asd Rook where it eat) find food
(ted to its steeds. and notwltk-
•aj the fact that It la por-
gy 11011ted. trapped zee wnrrled
continrea to thrive rnd
coos. prnximlty to set -
V' VINO [Inst is hither
timid nor ',Mous and ts. practically
omnlvorola, deiol.rin, large quan-
tities of Maces Inc'nding grasshop-
pers, crickets, beetles and caterpil-
lars. in captivity, Ita feeding it
very economical, the diet consisting
of meat,' fish: cooked eetcals. vege-
tables -and Milk. The food problem
is most easily solved where the ranch
Is established within reach of a
botel. The eontenta of the dally
garbage can well feed a considerable
number.
Tbea' skunk multiplies rapidly with
littersof from Mx to twelve, the
period Of gestation halals eight
weeks. Deacenttng may he perform-
ed when the animals ere flue weeks
old and all po.sfhtlity of " future
nuisance may he elkntnated, but fa
domestic raining This It not really
necessary c Cr WLfli.il eiGcr,
as the animals become remarkable
lame and friendly with those hand-
ling them rend never bring los play
the powerful weapon nature has
given thea except when bad',
frightened by some intruder.
Skunk ranching could be seeress.
hilly carried on in practically every
section of ('?nada for the anima' le
indigenous to every part and would
9nd his natural cenettlona wherever
a farm was located. In wire en.
closed pines of suitable land the
animals will stake' their own he. -
rows and dens and seed little at.
testlen beyond teedlr:'The demand
for pelts 1s steady and general, and
the high prices prevailing during '.a
peat few years alike skunk ranches
very p nMahle coneerna tied aunty
a nu 'co.- h:'nre for eny devs:r r
;.fent along these flues,
or
the rein- et La 1411 University, halt the
:Ilv.'rt►aiput would still weleom,e him
ntld Ile snake n steep toward iutimat-
. In hist mess to join the Cabinet'
beer 1 vet, he G only mentioned
.xc
x -
If, ill- \Itwhf r'e-It der -
.1 Ite, ant. frit nkly speaking,
Many 5 ' t«ter+.(•anter ws• where there
to a 1114( in Quebec- that they want
and tont.' 'et.
lien. 1'. E. Slonelin, now P(mtmaater-
Gaaeral. once talked of :hooting holes
thnrncll the 1 non .tact;, and. despite
the tl1 n that he a.4 iNvn
many years
a[ the «. c
Intl al • i • 1 c
to l t fe u h .•
I h crane
p
I
nut get ,(way frons bat Utt.•ratte, and
In,,Qinhet. the l',M. '. is Ntrietly non
pNereetes ureea. ser that . he elovernment
1 does Not feel Inclined t rush out and
add to the cabinet any.' • else p•he 11
not 11', il o 'd ' e:
¢ I I,- 1 :lid It.
Unions F -
ipd►t Hanna Order,
IThe hl mote. Hanna order J ('.N.R.
rnilw-,I, nu n, warning them to k p out
Of p(+Jitil s on pain of duea11...- • bad
stilrted :1 reel storm. Nnw a ' •w
eve
d o .
n rat has , n i r w•'
'1 n with P
1
h all P-
urnn 1 of the employees for a board (.
unite -illation between the men- and the
Government. and that demand has been
greeted be the Minister of faller.
SOW 'It is a gnertlnn of whether or not
flee `;nen'. demands will IN' granted or
fn.elifled or whether they will go 'out
on strike, for the railway union," are
determined that they will have their
votes an'I their rights. Of course,
there is 1111 tnterfereuee with votes, brat
the eine+tlon is whether, became. they
are employed by a railway eminently,
rthe men e1toU11 be debarred from tak-
`Ing any other part In the government
i of their e,nintry. Organizer! labor 1*
Mending behind the railway men In
their fieht and ell pressure is being
Irronght 1,, leer on the Government to
grant 'what the men are *eking.
The Returned Seedier Question.
While ,1 great many people in the
country have been patting themselves
on the hark to think that the returned
soldier problem of re-estahllament Is
willed, 11)4 veterans and the Govern-
ment have apparently agreed no , the
filet that there Is etlll much to he done.
A.4 a result we can Zook for another
long session of the mple•Ie1 committee
of Parliament to thresh out the w•IIoIP
matter Again and consider the matter
of hoiut11g together with other pherwe
of r1• -establishment work. The fit re-
turned ratan, It 14 admitted, has been
;Oren fairly good treatment, but la-
the case of mztmed end wounded men
it 14 different. So that matter will
probably he all fully threshed over
again nod again.
T11e 1917 Flection Scandal.
A big gun in the attack on the Gov-
ernment. and an' intimation of what
May he expected, came in the speech
of Hon. thea. Murphy at Montr.ral on
Saturday. Mr. Murphy trained all
him artillery on what he claimed was
the stealing of the soldier vote during
the 1917 elOetlon, and succeeded, by
meanie of lettere, telegram* and other
dienmente• of peran.ding a goof many
of hie audience that there was a whole-
sale plot to me -Itch theme votes' wher-
ever the Government wanted them.
Nir George Periey, Sir iiRlwarel Kemp,
Sir Itolu,'rt Sordes, Lord Seaver -
1.1,1 and lord Northcliffe all came
In for ihe'r
Frank Ret.
It. M. i logs
Of Militia: w•
stare O
of Ion.
h,
and II
• aim) eh
east lgation. col.
n. Itrlg.•(ien-
'tor Mcinnees
RW
1 by Mr.
feel In the
(teff(; alit
rat until
11 the
drag-
, It
•
Murphy with fleeing Implln
1N4ntpnlfiTtrn i.? ttit' s.illtter
he piled dowtionen�\ nn d(Icllrtt
I1).' .Nrry w:w 4.0 Bete and
alcove-11:uned gentleui2;n had been
girl lu and 11111,1i1•atw* ('O1. Re
way 1•Iahnell. 1)4111 leen promisel pr
(tion to brigadier -general and also
CIL hitt after 1 n a r 1)r had done his wor
st
on the v fl e 11 w
t1) r ml. rewards d
P
mesa
dl
not come through. so 1)P ca
otoOt-
tawa
-tawa
an.i (emulated all the etridenee
among hi. friends to -try and force the
Gormennenre hand. So the 14ortff1 11,4.4
broken, and It in intimated that thin
1. to be bast ;our Of many attache
t 1 re 1 of
1 r the Borden,.
againstd
5I.ighen,-aelmini.tretlons before UIP
cheaters fight 1e over. The Govern-
ment, of ceerse. will hare an gnawer
t.• Mr. Murphy's charges, apd then It
eat tae for the. peoople to decide.
11111
lug
5t111 a r•nsation in the ltrit1.h Isles. -
it has
the ex -Pr
and Nome
fnnluu« for
snrTon: fur.'
harsh In mar jn4gnIPnte. She 1• a wo-
man of an expensive Habit. Her hue -
lintel, let us rewind uurw•Ivea, «nflerrd '
the sudden Ie++ f a1.11 fOMablenIfalI
al
income ata time -when tw could rant••
cm,TrilltetitTf:gi.-1utek ro flit`-ttar.
-1111• doer .Met gra 'h Into the 'eel
e•iety of seri/'►s pNSI1.1''. and It Is only
ill a part father .1•t that one meets
her. talking rapidly in her hoarse
telt', her r.'th•-+ eyet 1.elkltig at every-
6N1y eaevpt the prem .he 1s addrlws-
nig. and spray. utl the IN.iut of rib -h-
n , er e• • e•f --with
II . ff 1 al t 11) r II :I . all It I rl
ut 1
r, u
1e11,. lean jaw -14.11...
A Arita nn. u1)
de •p-s(•t Pyer which ere nevem atilt,
,111+
Way
little
she Int
wLletet 'r eyes as she holds your
,1)(nd1.4, Irl kingr11 in tall something
'else distrae her atttutien."
\other -1•ritl ."1)ower bouquets on
11117 ritohingra 1)y. '50 fine a judge,
aa4 5iit• wiiiigw els•rte.0 Niin11 Rlres
it Wit Cosi''. -bile ubJe•tIng to
r•veral f its hells enema The read -
11111
:r(
' it nit hof Pa is
R N
r I
+
aurhor. w• I it I has 1 ,
MOTHER!
Child's Best Laxative
•
h.e,k new.. She has a' rnrions `-•_'
w + - _:.
f AikiuR, a If 7iti Tier a
•renlnre approa"hes you am If
tided. to mesmerize you, and
Margot Asquith. ' •
ha 'had her
badly depleted ('xeliequi well repMn-
jehed, by her tt(NIk. ' °
('Iik ,go
British -American.
Ile. nnterMngnaphy of Margot An-
-114.1
n-
-11.1('h le
,Al
*11
Accept Ae t "California""(`allfornla" Spite of Figs
oo
only -Lk for. the name ('allfOrola on
the package, then you are mire your
child Is having the hest end moot
hermlese physk• for the little 'domicil.IC It
t ngoanm err are now read- I and arowe In-. hlldrr love
n a
one of the Sunday papers, 1s
•alert for the gifted wife of Equitable 114dro listen.
raker n host of new friends 7'he Farnlers' Sun.
'ncmies. Mrs. Asquith le
er originality In (•never• The le•¢i.lative eon- Mee apper
yln41 what the thinks" P11 10 InresU¢ate the gee. tun (if -a fin
Iht the .par of\t11e memeJlt•, especially rate fur lydre hove Iib 4111.11 the
for her knack of enmeshing huuw•I4,I,I premi-e that large muniel mulles
¢I.1+ and beery treditiurte. Nie is n IN•nefitting from a low nate feesifydro-
sort of refliet end rnitlrnted Carrie •'I's'h•kity sho114 {r1y n re11tal1, the
Nation, 11411141 her %ells Instead of a PinP Of tt2 peer 1)p. is wiTi en-
deteststing hatchet, abrwle the proprrd )firs;+terThof Power
Many AnaerL•sn.4 oxer a snlazenhnt 10 raise a Nail fhrM,Rh which 1)P may ,
at the boldus$ of this 11 filth woman grant assI+hne•P to 11•.4 favored muni-!.
in nneovering the domestl, affairs of e'ilalit1. s, who ire {art owners /►f the
Iter friends living and (Mad. Eleel , tnnhlnnl irwmrcm from which the
people erre ltupplsrd to be `141lc,u( p'ow'er 1s dcvetegwsl. in Mi. way the F
fruity taste. Full directions on each
bottle. Von „must say "California?'
and se•retlte. 1'e here k One
former "first lad leaf' shouting
private miller'. trent the henget()
England limy lw 41,e home of "
gpoctabilitr" rind "reserve" hat If hag
a house fell of children, among whom
rare sone of the inatled, nnllwe-makers j 1
of balmy and yeaterelny. (►rli4nility la
breeds pro11f1eally In thin quiet and 'nein.
pientr s+que garden of the world.
Away before, Shekespeare's Ilan Sri,
tons were doing and spying things
to shock and startle clvIIlaatlon. Iter
rank tool file rare slaves to --rel litho'
.411(1 custom : int elle has a it ,, one
munity of folks w110 think for them•
aches and care nothing for the prelim
or Kleine of friend or fie.
Marent A.quith Ia a mpcitneen of
the Intelleetual radical and Innovator.
ehe w•111 not be immortal. but her
hook will he read and studied long
after other Illnstrlons tomes rare for-
gotten. Just now the outopokeu Eng-
lish critic Is "imitating" her or raving
over her. according to dal. teat.. Take
there biting 141.0 from The Weekly
1)Ielateh oracle:
"1t be kind, 1 think, to onetime. that
Mrs. A -smith opened her private
Marian for the p11ht14 inpawtion with
the object of making money. 1f we
keep thio snppteltlna in our minds it
' will prevent ns from being unduly
t *3, ('(Immlttee• has given tardy re•ognition
hge I to the right+ ..f the nlore distant ,and
less favorably situated rummun►t(Ps,
and ate agriculture, -whir the titre
are. prohibitively high
In ,the mist. the energies of the 1
elr'i I leetri. Commission have been
'ly 111rectcl to the development of
ries hi the larger centres, to the
sheer lyvelem of rer,ll centres. where
power lu .4 h.rn supplied to tarn -tern It
was in tIi earliest stollen of'the war -
If not p war lay. --anti at rates;
.ha 1
r lv in 1' •1'.4+
of
1 the rate charged
I
IA
1'ged
•r.
In urban cent
The '•+ertirn ht rn+t" slogan In ode
that goes a lung' ray In finding gen-
eral acceptau(e, h t the committee
"DANDERINE"
iris! Save Your Hair!
Make It Abundant!
Immediately after a "Danderine" mas-
sage, your hair taken on new life, luatrw
and wendroun beauty, appearing twice
as hl•nvy and plentiful, because each
vet'y peeper], raises n .'mbnrrassing hair seems to fluff and thicken. Don't
print in thbe (•nnnr•tintl, when It drawn let your hair stay, lifelPelt, lorhClair
attention to the feet t t t1). carter .cra {y yon toot want
mlola s of long,
llluwera are natural resin ea, belong -strong, beautiful hair
ing to everyleely, while -
tor (e at A 35 -cent bottle of delightful
(•1st" falls to provide any re envie to "Aanderine" freshene your sewn), checks
the Province for the people), hitt Rive*dandruff and falling hair. Thin stint-
then-
the favored w'ra An sdvnntage y th'elating "beauty -tonic' gives to titin.
would not otherwise have. Thus the dull, fading hair that youtful brlghtasse
tomtit t et the expense of the man din
and alma t thickness --AU drugglstsl
A propr+nl to tux Bowe power users
A moderate antnnnt for the benefit of - ----- - -- - '- -
the less favored i. something whlch1 Some men, according to a woman
severs of true democracy, and would writer, can he conquered with tear%
seem to have A large element of pia- while it is necessary to use a hatpin on
tire behind 1t. others.