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Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tell. why everyone ghoul. drink
hot Water with phospllate
I►l l`before breakfast.
Headache of any kind, is caused by
nuto.ntoxIcetlon-which means self-
lsoning Liver and bowel poisons
11ed toxins, sucked Intl the blood.
rough the lymph ducts, excite the
Leart which
d so fast
`that 1t cougesu npthe hsmalle ier arteries
land veins of the head producing vto-
lent, throbbing pain and distress, called
teadache. You become nervous, de-
spondent, sick, feverish and miserable.
our meals sour and almost nauseate
ou. Then you resort to acetanlllde,Win or the
which tempor.
wily relieve but do not bromides dthe blood of
ese Irritating toxics.
A glans of hot water with a teaspoon-
ul
lof limestone phosphate In it, drank
tore breakfast for awhile, will not
my wash these poisons from your eys-
m and zure you of headache but will
eanse, purify and freshen the entire
mentary csnal.
'' Ask your pharmacist for s quarter
runit of limestone phosphate. It is In-
enstve, harmless as sugar, and al-
ost tasteless, except for a sourish
l a which ng is not unpleasant.
('If you aren't feeling your beet, tt
kongne is coated or you wake up with
taste, foul breath or have colds;
ndigestlon, biliousness, constipation
sour, acid stomach, begin the phos•
66hated hot water cure t' rid your
system of toxins and potsot:s.
' Results are quick and It is claimed
that those who continue to fish out
the stomach, liver and bowels ever,
morning never have any headache or
b ow a mijable moment
AFRAID TO 1 l
j
EAT MEALS
"Pape's Diattepsin" is the be -t
Antiicii i and Stomach
Reguipt•,r known
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When- your meslt don't lit and you
feel uneenitortable. Wil' n you 'leech
gases, acid- or re,.e sear, wml.ye,ted
food. Wh.'n you t..•1 lump. 'el tali
tion (1a'n- heart •irn or hnlihChe
aeiditv,.yust eat s tablet of harmless and
reliable Pape's Diapepun and the stom-
ach distress i. gone.
Millon. of prop:e know thee
-44 know that most indigestion and die
ordered stomach are from acidity. The
relief comes quickly. no disappointment!
Pape'a Diapepsin -helps - regeltte -- yeur
stomach w you car eat favorite food*
without fear and a box otlthese world
famous stomach tablets cwt se little a
drag stores.
GEO. RICHARDSON
Ii.uuili nn act et. .11itIrt s s1..
(.(11)I:KI(' I
I,d:
Cocksh:ltt Farm Machinery
Adams Wagons
ksnfrew Truck Scales
-.tl.., deafer in -
)Cason a Rich Pianos and
Star Phonographs
Large selection of Phonograph
It.wordr constantly on hand
,Talose wanting anything in
our lines are invited to call
and see what we con do for
them,
PHONE 104
OPEN NOSTRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Read
sad Nose are Stuffed Up.
Const fifty! Tour eeld in head or
noe•
s. Your clogged
fir lk
catarrh
d r
rl>K
r
arils will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe Killlhersley, Sask.. whi.•k took place 1n tie. coming term.
freely. No more snuffling, hawking, the Kindersley hospital after sereral a Mr. andMre. Foulds left last week thleirqu
mutpue•diat•harge, dryness or headaches 1
weeks.' fur bre(t6 at night eeks.' ilfaws of typhoid fever. The din fur Turout,r to spend Christmas, .arid 'enter into
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cram '''''''l wa. Mary Elizabeth, se•uud Mr. Foulds was to visit Ottawa before "We have
elm from your druggist, and apply a .infighter of Thus. Millis if Kippen. She leavIne for Winnipeg' to take up his nation In the
-tar of this fragrant antiseptic cram) leaves, le•sldes her husband, a nine- new duties as chief seed analyst for thought or ems
tout sostrils. It penetrates through I tern -mouths -old daughter. The re- Manned* and Saskatchewan. that would hal
..ry eir'puuge of the head soothing mains were brought to her old tome
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TEE SIGNAL
COUNTY AND DISTRfCT'v
Itolwrt, the six -,rear -old son of Ed.
Bennett, of Salem. had the mlwtortu
t m have afar of his uruls Itrgkeu 1q
placer. While playing In the stable
he rau bet Wield two of the cattle cud
rw'ek•wl u kick front (the et the ani-
mals.
David IeWwrtson, aged eighty-one
years, diol at,Etlwl December 15th.
11. F. Carr has sola his fifty -acre
fare ou the 9th concession of Grey
township to Wesley Somers, a nelgh-
Isar, for $2,700, and will move into
Ethel village.
Jars. Elizabeth 'Ha'wlltoh, 'widow of
the late James Hamilton. died Wel-
uewlay. December 15th, in her eceeuty-
sw• 1 year. at the home of her son,
ThusD. Hamilton, Grey township.
Deceased wits at one time a resident
of Rluevale.
Martha McGill, widow of the late
Thomas Dune, died In Howlek on Dec.
ember 15th In her seventy-seventh
year. She was a native of Ireland,
-eluting to Canada In the year 14.83..
1h.• leaves uue'w,n and one daughter.
Mrs. Hackney. widow of the late
James Hackney. of 1'slwirne township
•aseed away December 19th in he
-eddy-seventh year. Six sons and one
daughter survive. •
The Centralia Farmers' Club has
purchased from I. G. Beldon his ward
house and graiu and coal business at
Centralia. paying' $2,300 for 1t..
Peter Case. of the London road, north
of Exeter,..has sold his 1t10 -sere (aril
in'1'slsrrne township to Peter Moir, of
- OODESICH, ONT.
n,ent of pathology, l nh'ert.lty, of
'1'uroito, luta beer aWitrded a Ilett
memorial fellowship of the •auuual
Niue of f4410, tenable for threw years.
TIn\aw'ard x104110 that Mks l'ow'aa will
lga a lu medical research in the Lis-
ter It Haute for preveutire medicine
in Loath Englaml. R11r will trove for
England ray in the new year. MLas th.' pathfinders of those days than
s 'giwanp was horn In :teetotal', and gra- tuurh of the materiel -the Minister
11111 0.41 In ante at the 1'ulver.lty of calls It "bosh" -which Is found there -
Toronto in 19111. Sp. graduated In In. The refl•reww occurred In the
wwliclue in 11415, au. "was appointed ly.urse of Hou. Mr. 18oherty'a address
fellow• In baeterto Ky file the eesalon''at the uttielal opening sat 1'a rad. s• twin
of 1919-20. The lteii febbuwshlps were amity hall, and was by way of all ea-
fouudeil aid eudowel ilk 19011 by sir presstun of regret that more 114 not
Otto (telt as a memorial hi his brother. written and said of the th4'11s of
CLINTON. sac•rifce and heroism ass.elatel with
I •the men and w• 'n who opened up
II. II. Cantelon, who receuely add his I this country• and particularly this
farm ilk G,sler{e1 township, twe mar.; I'roviu.e. 1a those days, w11.1 the
chased the home of Earl G{blwlia justspeaker then. was it real community
south of t'lluton.
A tablet ha memory of Major It
McTaggart, D.$.0)., has isen pia
A fit 1'1 '1'1► 'rbW PAST.
I.ont)ou Fri:e l'r.'ss.
hulk. Manning 1)uhw•ty is right whelk
he expressed the upiuiwt tlie t aur
aeIusl1 books Wight letter Iontai1
sturlaa..4 pduusyer days. In t'ailuldie gtul
Ispirit, and the latchstring was always
r I out. There wit., he regretted, a ten-
dency nowadays to forget the greet
In Willis Presbyterian church. An Imwork of the pioneers.
pressive unveiling e•rewofty was held. fienite.'hut In this.onnectbon, It Is hi -
Thr News -Record says: The (God -It
er{ch Signal Bald last week that the 1 yolk
Clinton Collegiate was "giving a pas- 1.111 1
toted play of queen E►tzatwtli s time ancient landmark. Huron county
as part of the comni•ncentent program, council, t its meted session. author -
but that Goder{ch ('olIeglate intended ized nee..Wary cxpendtture involved in
to be amore up-to-date." All we've got I restoring alit) improving the wlnlewhat
to say Is that If the Goderlch C.I. put famous Dunlep Cairn. This Is the
on a better program at their enmmenee- 1 tomb of members of a pioneer family
melt than that given by the Clnton'i of the Huron t t, of whom the most
students they, had to "go some." If 1 noteworthy were r. William Dunlop,
they had a program that filled the hallsoldier, author and Member of the Leg -
to capacity on tbtt w4•ond night It was I islature, and 'Robert Graham Dunlop.
probably all right. `What was what imp-
p.•ned_ in Clinton. The town hall,
where the comment ment exerelses
were held. began to 1111 shortly after
7 o'clock on Friday ev Ind• and by
taken and
lug to ate that at Mast one
yty council is obeying the wieldier -
unction against destroying the
commander Itoya 1 Navy and M.P.P.
The former died ilk 1848 a , his brother
in 1841. The plot, snrrndel by a
taass{ve, gray stone wall, et tison the
hill above the :Milford road, .verlook-
lerich
4• of
ted
thesame township. The prier was; half past every swat n'alug the Maitland River and
$12.000. The farm Is wild to be one of standing room was at a pregtium. It' harbor. and has Krog been a air
the best in the township. was then de•ldel that a reps t would Interest to risilora, though little
An old resident of the township of beogghrn Saturday evening any pie by residents.
Stenley. In the perscro of Charles Fos- were turned away fur the next our. Sir John Willison, In hie. recent!
ter, thecal Ihremlwr 22111 at flo age of Saturday /night the hall was a In published book, "Reminiscences, Polite
.elrnty-six years. He suffered a t11k41 and the program was repent 1 ,'al and I'erwnurl." writes of early stays
stroke of paraly'.ls last Spring and had w•Ith the .'xeeptlon of the presentatio •hi' Huron: "laude days. perhaps, but
never recovered from It. The deceas- of the diplomas, ese. 1..11heawe•rr neightsn ly, {labs were strong
ed was unmarried. but leaves several MiseI.. D. Stephenson. who was on the ,1 d rts were sound. . . Whether
brorhers,and sisters. Model Selesd staff here for the fall me or women, the pioneers of tipper
• •ivt'. n positiono • s
Irt•e rw r t 1 at 1�i term has taken a n the staff t`battle of u• wflder-
'.r c t .n1 fought the t1
Word laan a u
PIs'
g
Roy Furrey.,of of e al a • s( o forendure.'
of the death . ! )I r:. Ito, t6 Port `Arthur p d Ih h ao1S Hees Ith. genuine courage,
quereh. They sleep well to
t feeds on the' hillsides. We
heir labors.'" And again:
(ui't,41 the whisper. of a
roar of truffle. Without
hon •wee rau41 buildings
eal;ri.41 Inaplration
and healing the swollen or inflam et Kipper for burial.
murnus membrane, giving you instant 1 Ti..' death ..f Miss Lizzie Stt•ech:tn.
r••lief. Head coils and catarrh yield l.nrcict••r of the 1.te .1olul SIriehin,
1. kr magic. Don't stay stuffed -up and took place at her home at Jamestown
c:iserable. Relief de sure. • . on Wednesday, Dee/either 15th. after
le long period of' failing health. The
. rnnng lady w:as a yna1llieil rr•his.l
teacher, int owing to her delicate eon-
.titntlou wee unable to practise in her
profession.
Elizabeth A. Fox. welts of John Bray,
If (;ray tuwmhip• posed away 011
"California Thant:lye Iteieutlwr lath, at the age',
Syrup of Figs"I
,f seventy-five years. She was horn
They _ • -Ch31d's Best Laxative en Mine --lith verel-Isdatel and ----for it i---
1 :mintier of years was. with her hue- I
Ibawl, 11 r.•sldent of the village of '
Wroxeter. The hitsband and one stn
_- +,(eche. The rematne were-rlterreeF--
. + at -Wroxeter. -
EXETER.
i At the ie...emb•r slttlug. of the Mid-
idlesex County Court a vendee for ft 101
damages was awordel to 4'.,A. Powell
`-..nh.st :t. Wexler: of Exeter. The ae-
� tom was in totur.•tion with n collision
between the baggy of the plaintiff and
,ul aotuwnblle driven I.y the defeud-
i ant.
BRUSSELS.
IMrs. R. T. ami 111s. Carrie {ling.ton
Fare herr trent the West and will spend
- 1 a motile of Months in Rriis'eJ'.
)Ir. and Mrs. 4niver Smith and two
, hil.lren .f \\>itl•ons. S:ask., are here
WI 11 t'l•lt of a few months.
Dr. \�'. F. ttnd Mr.. Bryan.. of i.eth-
{ trrldge. • All.e'rte. were here fora brief
vi.ireu runt.• -to their home front Now•
Fe- a e-a.rai i
Tlutr•d.ny. 1►e:•.niter 341. lireo
ChralesLLn'aas9 /1921)
MLeafBi'os.
all their friends
and patrons
SAcippr' OlOri::tllta:>,
c;- ro perou., 7.' w "?(0ear
New Ye ir9s9 1921
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Fu
THE SQUARE
Furnishers
GODERICH
and a mow of romance to many
era lions. Ail t'a11,11111 we are only leas
ing 10 Cherish the landmarks and a
bestlearning slowly."
There are many landmarks and pho-
to 11• spots ilk Western Ontario toward
the meservutlon of which little or no
effor has leen made_ 111 a few coun-
tha, at •9 as Middlesex, Kent a1u1-E1.
K 1
El-
gin, a 9 torical sleiety has been a de
• of r -I
r rt lin in the way
c fete w m
1uu h K
1
n
teeing table1. and collecting dlta 1 t ,
e•
as Mr. 'kill, I)' •uKKel. a t . there Is
field for the 9 •servalinn of historlrah't
n•rratia•e bu wit a1 textbooks. and, ford
that natter, in t e .Ilh•rettire of the
day: k • ..f t • gilder residents'
whores passing out c Is for brief obi.
1
(nary malts ht thew• days were In-
timately Ilswa•mfed ilk year. gone by
Pith ' greet events, half forgotten caw
,y the piddle ; recorded. 110 doubt ensue-`-- =-
ere In Federal archirea,,hilt merely
wl {red, if alluded to, in our school.. ,
boo .
A Peer Stick.
Snubleie - Aw. what dna you find tit
I tree u myt 1 !t.
about
)
the crop sat a
Genealogist
That
- ranter
n )t.
allure. tau
st l' t
1
Now is the time 40 take Inset philoso-
phically. Excepting. course• your nun.
t
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep"
-i
Rnoek on Wondi - Ymi'r a feeling fine;
eh? 1hat's great' Keep ,1'. entire . • i-, ;j;nrnl9" Syrup- of
family feeling .that s,. Rima; • NI ,19 only ,r the name Caiitora
occasional ('aMarete her the- liter and rho• p to kn '. t`'`'11eau err care
.a.ci lead bowels W'hetaltrhettrnt�•ttf rsM--yr- bel- teal
achy. unstrung, •+r for e v. t-1 u:>ect 1 f
stomach, or l: 1 breath,, not •
M uul e.
like s'asecrets. To griping. n 9
0 .4oaaea ., r,- 1.
lento. • 111, 23, 30 cents.
•
.� COLD Com- DR
DRINK HOT TIAL
• 4 .• ••••• . +•++-.-►+
(;et a small package of Hamburg
Armpit 'sea at any pharmacy. Takea
tablespoonful of the tea, pe a el p of
boiling water upon it, pour t
sieve and drink is teacup full at any
time during the any or before. retiring.
It is the most effective way to break
• salad an,e cure grip, as it opens the
pores of theseltin, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thus brcakiag
up a cold. •
Try It the next time you Puffer from
• cold or the grip. It is inexpensi.e
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless. ,.
RUB
TIfFREUMAT1SM
ENING JOINTS
J FROM
IN S
Rub Soreness from ,joints and muscles
with a small trial bottle of old
St. Jacobs Oil
Stop "dosing' Rtleumetism.
It's pain only; net one care in fifty
requires internal treatment.. Ref, sooth-
ing, penetrating "St, Jacobs (hl" right
ou the "tender spot," std by the time
you say Jack Robinson -sett comes too
rheumatic pain. "Zit. Jacob's Or is
a harmless rheumatism earn whieh
never disappoints and doesn't burn the
skin. it takes pain, ti"renes and stiff -
nem from aching joints, muscles and
boner; steps sciatica, Iurulrago, backache,
neuralgia.
Limber apt flet • 33 erns hustle of
old-time, honest "St. Jamie nil" freon
any drug stere, end in a moment rnn'll
be free from pains, ashes and atiff-
meea Dost suffer! Rub rheumallIIN
I inn a lost -graduate r•ours.'.
The home of Mr. And :Sirs. Adam
Smith has leen quarantined. their two
FSga
I daughter. having contracted smallpox.,
fa on (I IM.IIAM.
Pelf f;r•lduat1,w_exercluu took piece et
-ate.st.-}.she _Wlnahstta--bospitat Monday ere
Tor -the -tittle .tolteselh bye of list -week. when two nareete
w 1•. Children lore Ice' Mi.s )lints 11114-111.0u. daughter of Mr.
1 '! dM,etton. ut1 ...left I ,,1 )Ire. Henry IIN.sman. Phnvah.. and
w•i-i . ': 1'3l1turni,,." Mi.. O;r'ta )sox. daughter 4,f )ir. and
Mrs. Andrew Fox. Whitw'hureli, re-
--- .sired their diplon:c'.
inn[ W AICDt Ileartr }s,wer was turned- on- -dm
\'Iughaut of Tn"•d:ty of laet week.
I he 4111'i'r1t I. e. fruw the power sta-
t t4, at Eugenia Fall..
1)r luhn \\'ellw.esl s \l'inghanl old
IF KIDNEYS BOTHER
Eat lea meat and take Salts for Bank'
ache or Bladder tronble-
Neotralizes acids.
theyyeaeld becomeln meat o erwn ked; get
the
e ig�gissh,►,
aeb', and feel like lumps of lead. The
tar fie beenmes cloudy: the bladder is irri•
tate 1, and y)11 may be obliged to seek re-
+1ief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys clog you
i must help hem flush off the body' usresp shortly. waste
or you'll be • real sick pe
kiAtd-
neyArerst i ou feel you dull �ermtfrom backache,
ley vegan, he, dizziness, stomach gets
sick heedac
.our, tongue coatedand you feel rheu-
matic twinges when the weather 1s bad.
Fat le*a meat, drink lots of water;
a=o get t from any pharmacist tour ounces
of Jed Salts: take a tablespoonful
in • glace of 'water before breakfast
for d few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is mads
from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice,
combined with lithia, and hern used
for ,generations to clean cloggedactivity,
and stimulate them to norm
also to neutralize the acids in urine, so
ft no longer is it source of irritatlOS,
I,d the lair Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jic•
thus ending bladder weakness
Jed S see i a ideliehtfrll , cannot in-
c/Tervesoeei 1;r, got of lseaforth. to A. Clnrnnsv
jure; ('filly, of Mitchell.
lithianwater drink which everyone he kidneys The• death Bell. red fit Tomntn on
take now and then to kesplts here es, Saturday 14t1n lost.. of Allan \Im•dn i
dean and active. Drat s who )hurray Med.r•n, eldest son of Mrs.
believethey sell iota of Jed Fall b ttrrouble I;t11.'1 Mel,ean of that city.' and ere n41-
-in In prerenmin kidney -,in of the bate M. Y. Metesn (if Sew-
while it U cele forth. The young man was In his
- twenty-s.s•ond year.
Miss Mal, Logan Cowan of lir de -
'fry a Nast Ad Il a•
Tile Sip
!.ot'. son of Mr.. t'.•W'ellw'nnd /if this
town. died tit Calgary nil the 20th inst.
b'r. Wehwos0 served a. an army sur•
G',on overseas and while doing err he
'.nfracte.l trench fever and later blood -
poisoning. ilial lu• had never i•eg:Inod
hi. health. He L. sur•iveal by his wife
fid ono .on. slsn pry his mother. seven
- -t 'r. Aid ticn brothers.
S E.\ F(/1RM.
John , Scott. of Roxloro, was tlll�
guest of Minor at a gathering fit the
home of )it'. end )Ire. A. 11. Slither -
iced when the choir of First Presby-
terian (March, 'together with ex-tnem-
ler" of flint nrghnlzatinn and chnreh
manager.. a'.sc•mhliel M bh1 fsrewell to
hhn prior to hie depertnre for the Weld.
Mr. Sentt. 510, bee been s member of
the choir for forty-eight years. line
given, up hls farm to his son Jarit'•s
and la-lenring for Regina. where he
will 11."e With (Infighter i•nl,eb, 1110
recently married to Mr. Novak of
Ttrat'lllnrr. During the--eveol s- tie
inn• pre.Ihib•d with •n niblrese sited a
--teend.,uo.• gold ring set- with a laded -
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Thomas A. Edison W.:, , o . rrspg MU IC IntoYOUR Home!
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If you haven't music in your hoe r.c1, bud' as (,nay Edison's-phono-
-graphs can give --you a,:: missing .1 a of 'the greatestenjoyl nts -in life! Start
the new year with a son'' in,- your hc.Irt and in your thyme --let Edison's Amherola
phonograph sing to you at least 15 minutes evrlry .'.1y --and 1921 will be the
happiest year of your lifc!
stone.
elks Gilleeple wet reslgued from the
a,hll.
...Mont sten' and w111 to sue( e(d-
I after the holidays by MIes Eleanor
Isemp, of Clinton
The t•ngegement Is anno need of
Mi.. Mery Ito.. Mc(:regrm. dsnghter
re
is within the _reach ',ft er•yeae4) withir
means of every family in the land. Edison
has seen to agate The world's greatest in-
ventor wants to bring tnusic into your
and your daily life --so, as his autilori::cd
dealer we are able to give you an Ambezr la
on practically --your -ow t --ti vert/
an empty statement -it's a fact,and if you
will come to otir store we'll quickly prove -
it t0 you.
Think of owning a phonugrt.;Jl1 which has
117' '` ins .kt4D
. a..r �,
t:mc : d ;lg.n publicly demonstrated its
sul>crir,ri'y ove `talking machines" and or-
ttinilly "marline ' phonog;`aphs. This is the
record of l;dit,e,n's 4mberola. Its marvelous
tone, genuine 1)innoltd Point Reproducer (Do
needles to change) pi•actically inde-
structible - Ambers l ed have never been
equaled'- Come in to see us today or to-
morrow suer- and we predict you'll start the
happiest New Year ever, with an Ambcrola
in your home.
D. W. HAMILTO
N Agent for Edison Disc and AynE"xrota
" ' . ' /
Phonographs and Records. AUBURN,
ONT., Phone 11 r 15 (Dungannon.) -
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