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HER WORK
After Long Suffering Mrs.
Peasay Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Toronto, Ont.—"I suffered with
Irregular menstruation, was weak and
run down, could
not eat and had
headaches. The
worst symptoms
were dragging
down pains, so bad
I sometimes
thought 1 would
go crazy and 1
seemed to be
smothering. I was
in this condition
for two or three
years and could
not seem to wart. I tried all kinds
of medicines and had been treated by
physicians but received no benefit. I
found one of your booklets and felt
inclined to try Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 1 received the
b..t results from It and now 1 keep
house and go out to work and am like*
a new woman. I have recommended
your Vegetable Compound to my
friends and if those facts will help
Some ,,,,00r woman use them as you
ple se. —Mrs. J. F. Plugs, 387 King
St., Toronto. Ontario.
If you are one of these women do
Dot suffer for four or five years u
Mrs. Peavey did. but profit by her
experience and be restored to bealth.
COLBORNE ORGANIZES.
Temperance Workers of Township Pre-
pare fur Else Referendum.
An enthuslantic unwtIng of temper- •
awe workers of Colborne townahip was
held in the toivuship l'arlow. oni
Monday evening last for the purpose
of waking arrangements fur the tem-
iwrance campaign 111 view of the re-
ferendum vote which is to be taken Lu
April next.
A eimunittee for each polling sub-
division in the municipality was ap-
pointed and their duties specified US
follows:
s4a. to It that the ti:tines
of all twrisons entitled to vot•• i in the
question are placed un the lists.
i
b To arrange for a public meet-
ing in each polling sub -division before
ths- vote Is taken, at which the tem
Iterative situation %%MI he.explaintal and
discussed.
lei. To raise the sum of $S0.00 as
a ramp/sign fund. Tills is the anionut
which has town tasked from this mule
Icipality ca It, sihare of the clounty's
share we the Provincial budget.
This amount was divided AA f1111111CM:
Division No. 1 4 No. 2
1 Sett fonl I, $1i; No. 3 lea [low y, 2t:
No. 4 I Leeburn $15. The committeies
appointed are:
Division No. N. Kehtighan
John Long, Wm. Stevens, Miss St*Svart
Division No. 2.—James Adams, Jus
McManus, Mrs. Gordon Bisset.
Division No. 3.—Chas. A. Robertson.
W. W. Walter, A. P. Sheppard, W. C.
Itolwrtimon.
Division No. 4.—Edwanl Shaw, AC,
Geo. Freemen, Clarence Dustow, Perry
Stewart.
The first person named on etnumittoe
to Iw citeirman and convener.
Mr. Geo. Curry was appointed tlic
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Rund e's
None -Such
firAtan orBeast,Erternal or internal
7Ae Geo.H.12undle Son GLid
Lindsor, Ont.
,,yourilaierhasn't it, we will send
\Rundle's None -Such Liniment
prepaid to your address for $1.10
Money back i not satisfied
TEM SIGNAL
tiODERIOLL ONT.
There is as much difference be-
tween Sunlight Soap and its
imitators as there is between sunlight and
artificial light. Why P Absolutsi purity
with superior elasosing powisrs—more real
r money—you get them in Sunlight Soap
BROTHERS LIMITED • TORONTO ONT.
delegate from the township to the Pro- : a year, unless special busiiwss should
crucial convention at Toronto this arisie ? In such erect special nwet-,
week. I Ines could be called to meet this need.
Hoping that our Chapter will (on -
GENERAL BROUGH CHAPTER. 1 thine the g0041 work it has sought to
do In former years, I am.
Y reit tctf Ily
Annual Meeting—Repeets of Last
Year's Work Presented.
The annual mei-ting t he General
'trough Cha0
Chapter, 1..11 n
E., was held o
Monday :afternoon, 14th inst. Officers
for the cinuitig year were eifect(!il 45
follow.:
Ite;zetit. Mrs. Maedonald; ,Ist
regent. Mrs. Gall ('lark ; 2nil vice-
regent, Mrs. Walter Naftel; mocretary,
Mks IA•Tt,11.7.4.1: t rea surer, MN.
standard-bearer, Mrs. M. G.
Cameron: councillors, Mrs. Williams,
Mrs. Murney. Mrs. Dunlop, Mrs. Coul-
, Bast. Mrs. MacEwan. Miss Walton,
' Mrs. Griffin. Miss Lewrence.
repotts of the secretary and
treasurer were as f011OWM:
Secretary's Report.
Goderleh, February 14, 1021.
Maulatu Iti•gent, Fellow-901cent and
. Members,—
The following is my report of tlie
General 'trough Chapter, 1. 0. 11. E.,
for the year just closed :
Four regular and two special, meet-
ings were held 414.ring the year just
past.
Th.. funds of our Chapter are In
flourishing condition. having been con-
siderably increase(' by tile proceeds
from our "The• 1)1)0,411 fl(, one of the
gayest funerions held in Goilerich dur-
ing the summer months.
This year we have again undertaken
the support of a pupil in one of the
'schools of British India. and have'en-
deavoured in addition to contribute to
her happinemeby making bier a special
penguin' gift at Christmas.
Twenty-five dollars wax given to the
Chluese famine fund to help alleviate
the distress in China.
Along with • of the other chap-
ters of (bo'liaugliterm of the Empire
some of our members sold tiekets for
the slimmer 4 'hit uta 41(311)1 mune. and
thus raised wore than sievetI
utv-ve
dollars to forward te the 1. O. D. E.
Memorial Fund for sodiers lehildren.
At this. our annual meeting. would
it not be WISP for us to diecusis the
wheloin of holding our meetings leas
frequently. that Is to say four' times
ourspi u .
C. LE TOUZEL, Secretary:
Treiroirer'h Report.
Animal financial report of .the
eral Drone' i'hepter, I. O. E.,
February, 1141.
' Receipts
Pink luilance, Feb. 1, 1920....$ lid 67
Sale of coal oil 'stove ..... 18 25
luterest, Victory loan S 25
Proceeds; of Chautauqua leeture- 90 :s4
Brink interest • 3 23
Proceeds from Tea Dianmant
held at pavilion litti 10
Interest,Victory loan X 25
Fees 375
$314i 84
Expenditures
C'beque to National Treasurer
for fees, 1919 $ 6 75
Paid .C. C. Lee. account 3 91
rheque to Miss Edwardb, fees
for membership, Provincial
. Chapter 5 00
Paid G. Stewart, account for
flowers 7, 50
Cheque to C. C.. Lee, tzxpeuswim
re Chautauqua lecture ..., 12 50
Cheque to Mien Foster/ re
Zenana Ilible and Medical
Cheque to Mists Edwards.- re
War Memorial fund 77 444
Paid Millar & Mon, material
for dress for Indian girl .. 9 10
Cheque to A. M. Holwrtson, re
British Red Cross fund 25 00
Expenses, Tru 1/UUSilllt at•
pavilion 24 9)4
Stamps
Balance in bank I-"' 42
$318 84
-3,-.--MiteRWAft-----
Treas. Gen. !trough ('hapter. 1.11,1).E.
- Terrible.
"But; fattiv," said the pretty heiress,
"if you refuse. Jack will die of a
broken heart." You are a poor diag-
nostician, my child." returned her parent.
"The troub!e he is more likely to die of is
starvation.'
NEW BOOKS AT PUBLIC LIBRARY.
VW lilt.
Ciely--Gien of High North.
The Purti: Men Play
Baxter—The Plower of
."%amtest, J:2 -Desert Love.
Dell The Hundredth Chunee.
The Top of the World:
'The Itoeks of Vulpre.
Great "trait.'
I liver—Strong Hours.
4 'A rswell Open the Deem
Grey --The Hiders of the Purple Sage.
Thr Light of Western Stara.
The Heritage of the Des.ert.
The U. P. Trail.'
The Ita ItiIuw 'I'ra 11.
Bower—The 011irt.
litirrouglis—Targan the Untamed.
Haggard—The Ancient
Hooker --The Long Itim Trail.
Eing—The City of Comrades.
Fermi—Black Itartlenty's Treasure.
Hocking—The Passion for bite.
Ishaut—The Nut Cracker.
Kerr --The Dine Envelope.
Lincoln-- Mary.Gusta.
The l'ortygee.
14.4 Nlan.
The Search.
I•Nit Betty.
Clinuly Jewel.
Meliowaii,--1:raplon of Windermere.
Nlet'utelteon---West Wind Drift.
MeKetitin —lady Lillith.
Niel:ratio—The Drums of Jeopardy.
Norris—Harriet and the Piper.
oppenheitu—The Deyit'm I'aw.
Parkaril—.Phe White Moll.
Porter—Tlir Story of Marco.
Tangled Threads.
_ . The Tiethat Binds.
Oh. Money. Money.
Illehniond-,-Straisiserry Acrea.
r Round the Corner in (lag.
Rt.
linker the Country Sky.:
Stringer—The Prairie Mother. •
Supper—The Human Touch.
Tracy—The Strange. Case of Bit*
Mortimer Fenley..
W4•16—.1onn and Peter.
Wallace—Troop,11,11t.gd the Labrador.
Wright—When a Man's a Man.
. . That Priuter of Udell's.
The Whole Family by Twelve
Authrirm.
Tlw non-flction and the jettveniles *111
appear in an early.issue.
Reverie.
'was the night lwfore pay-day.
And all through wy Jeans
I Wlis starching in vain
For the price of some beans.
But nothing was doing :
The milled emlge had quit
Ni,t a penny was stirring—
Not- even a jit.
Beckaard. turn backward,
- 011,•tinie, in your flight ;
Make It to -morrow
Just for to -night
"How do ycti like that typist I sent
you ? Is she accurate at d careful eno gh
for you'?" I "Young Mr. and Mrs. Newed are in a
"No doubt of her being careful," was dreadful predicament," said a man at the
the reply. "She slots and asks me how
club.
to spell every word."
I "Yes ? 'low so?" said another chap.
Thursday. February 24,•1921-3
After Every Meal
RI LEY
Sealed Kept Ri
Stilt 5c
#
WRIGLEY'S has steadily
kept to the pre-war price.
And to the same high stand-
ard of quality.
No other goody lasts so
Ion g costs so little or does
7
so m . uch f you.
Handy to carry beneficial
in effect - full of flavor -a
solace and comfort for
young and old.
THE FLAVOR
LASTS.
Sad
leament.
"Why, you see. they paid so much for
their going away outfits that they can't go
away.
Nature sometimes stores a lot of brains
hind a witty Iffae.
Ati _"STEEL'S" Hundreds of Low Prked Offerings
Grocery Specials Saturday A Few of the Big Bargains
pc per can
/ 2 lbs. 23c
2 lbs. 53c
Rice, finest quality, 3 lbs.
Coffee, good quality, in I -lb. Tins
Laundry Soap, 3 bars
Nice patterns in Curtaining 10c a yard
Boudoir and Dust Caps 10c each
Ladies' House Dresses, special 89c
Pillow Cases 49c each
Tea Aprons 39c each
Black Voile Blouses $1.00 each
Towels
Turkish Towels, big choice I5c-79c
Big assortment of Washcloths
Underwear
Ladies' Summer Vests, just arrived,
39c each
Men's Unaerwear, good quality
It will pay you to shop here.
Come in and look around.
25c British Columbia/Salmon
= 35c Sugar, finest graulated
25c Good Quality. ea
Art- Goods
Bu fet embriordered, specia
$1.00 ch -
Big assortment of Stamped Art oods
Hardware /
Steel Hammers 59c to $1.00
Panel Saws, big value $1.00
Curtain Rods, big white and brass
knobs I5c each
Towel Bars, nickel=plated -15c each
Our Prices in Paints and Brushes
are right.
Gents' War
Dandy Ties, latest patterns 98c each
Socks, light or heavy, from 35c to $1.00
Suspenders 79c pair
440
MB
Smallwares and Notions
oat and Suit ButtonS Mc and 1gc acard
Safety Pins
Common Pins
Men's Pipes
Tobacco Pouches
Jewelr
Collar Buttons, by the foot I5c
Cuff Links 15c to 89c
Beauty Pins I5c card
Brooches, big assortment -- 15c card
Phonograph Records
"Feather Your Nest" vocal or
instrumental $1.00 each
Also a big line of Sacred Hymns and
Scotch Songs.
5c per card
3 cards 10c
49c each
25c each
L. R. STEEL CO., Limited, 5c to$Loo Store
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