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price you oway and if you use Black, Green or
Mixed Tea. Address Salada, Toronto.
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Thursday. March 1n:.1.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Apparently Germany has not yet hea
who won the war.
An ex -\I icor of Hamilton chides the ;
girls of that city and says they Look.like.'
sick ducks. He should come to Gnderich
and see the kind that is quite well, thank'
you. • •
The program- committee for the Old .
Hnme .Week has outline l' so extensive a I
bill of fare that it i; proposed to ald an-
other day to those alrtaiy•apoointed for
the celebration, Visitant from a distance
would beef slake their plans to stay full
week. They will need a day or two to •
recover.
and pewdin bve-elections may siffl furl her
weaken the Government's position, It is
not at all unlikely that this will he the
last session of the present Parliament,
though the Goyernnent will use every
means to erelong its own existence until a
redistribution bid has beep,. passed. A
general election before nett white: is by
no means improbable. .
A.bye-election in England fou tht target y
the cattle embargo questa ,n has bten
by the opponents of the present
tions upon the entry of Canadian
tie. The defeated candidate was
ur Grifliths Boscawen, recently
Liv
Sir rt
appoints Minister of Agriculttire. "fhe
election w. s fought in a working class
constitu cv. and the agitation against
the lembi a cause of high prices for
meat was elf: ive. The Minister of
Agriculture. \how ver, declares himself
unconverted Teti `II seek a seat in a
riding mire f ora inclined to the
agticultural int! ems. hich desire the
continuance of the mha o.
France will be hap
Conditions in the cities are reflected in the week. The Atka
thegreat number of h Adopt arid robberies ,stiff front against Germany's pr
repxtel in the press At 'Toronto on better terms. and Veen: and
Saturday night a druggist was fatallyi_Mpopi are prep __to cup more
rhos by a robbsr when • he wou'd not I German territory. Ifl order o co ince
promptly hand over his ca+h. There are j Germany of the realities oft situp on
comprnsationi in thec,malratively quiet From Rusita. too, the news is tib a Id
life of a town like Goderich. __. to_please France particularly. Th Frenc
Government has never been at all , tent
Oakville ha. a, struggle on between to allow the Soviet Government to ain
rho=e whow1>h to preserve the ofd and in control. and his schemed with Pol d.
thou::[ to little or no avail, tn. mi e
historic street names and the innovators
who prop .se that each street be known') trouble for the Russian Reds.Now th•
by a number instead of a name- Such -s'4 flea's ernes that at i mt; la -t an anti•Red
flea's
proposal would hard y be m •de in Co le -
rich, which is.peculiarly fortunate in its
street nomenclature; lets n. Trafalgar
Wolfe, Waterloo, WelhngtOn. Napier.
Cambria, BritanniaVitoria, Brock
, .
rI m -t es. mean something (u has definitely. andhnallyfailed.lf'owever,
g ham_ nafn curt 1 tlimg m Rs...a is err t .per taarv)
Britons and Can id.ans and would not • be'
• that it is impossible for people outside ti
lightly discarded. I
estimate correctly what is tying on there
• We shall have to wait for reliable inform -
The Government at Ottawa managertiation.
to get enough m amber; into the House to I 1
makea.majority of twenty five n the fir$t I
division of the .sesshen. There will be! We sometimes hear it sail t'1at• the
other division. o;urm,g the sessiorrwhen it'4rish question' isa-eeligiobs qu-'sti+n and
will be imlwrtNe to ra.lysuch a majority, that the lei=h Cath clergy, if
over
t e ilvents of
ting up a
gals for
British
sponsible tor ntuc•i of tete trouble in
Ireland, are at (ad.t in nut using their
Intluen.:e to put a stop to it. Those who
hold this view possibly are ignorant of
the Tact that many of the most
prominent leaders in the Irish home
rule cruse have been Protestants. The
Catholic clergy have repeatedly spoken
out against the crimes that have been
committed -on both sides -ire the troubled I
Isle, and a cable despatch from Belfast,
published this week, snows an ether eti .rt
ash the part of the leading Catholic autII
uiity of the island to bring about a bet Le'
state of affairs. The dispatch is as bot
lower
Belfast. March ti, -Cardinal Loge-.
Printate.of al: Ireland, in a letter to the
priests of the Armagh diocese, makes
another puwerlul appeal. for a. truce in
Ireland. and suggests t 1e forthcoming 1
birthday of the hrst national ap 'stir I
tter• an o;twrtune time for an appeal to
ter Altnigti v for the return of peace to j
. Ireland. pointing out that Si. Patrick
brought peace to the country. Cardinal)
Logue says :
t1 hat a reproach it would be should j
we dim oy crena the lustre of this gto ious
• lull. r.iance. It 1• n, excuse that crimes
even greater and more numerous have •
been committed by other-, for crime !.
does not justify crime. We shall not
before the judgment seat be called mem
w account fur the crimes of the Black and
fan;, to the auxiliary cadets, or the
mititaty. who sacrdiced many innocent
lives in their wad raids throughout the
country'. 'We shall not be even called to
account for the bi.udness. obstinacy .and
partiality of our present Government."
Deploring the disregard for human lite
and property shown by both sides, which
he declai'es .threatens to reduce the coon •
try to a state of desolation a'hd ruin. Car.
mal Logue especial y den tuuces the MM.
-n tsodItier ss'
b$shing and attacking o
puhce in crowded thoroughfares.
"• those. who comnut such acts know
well th,)se armed forces will blaze away, .
indisci+tninately, killing or wounding poor,
innocent victims, often women, girls and -
children. engaged in• lawful occupations "
The Cardinal continues : "Lawyers,
think. say such • acts. endangering the
general pence, involve malice against all
mankind. Certainly all mankind should
j in in putting an end t . them."
CAI -LS BECK .tN .11 rock VT.
Rively .litark by The Farmer.' Sun on
the Power Ila.,. ,
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II attack
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Sir Adam 15.d•k, a. the`tp.wer autocratof the 1 'roviuct. ha. ate rirhdl I111e11
attention., The art hie 1.ntdi.1wl Inst
week hr The Sun wile sss•fo lows : •
-t'.-nmut!ttvs• of the !digt, attire was
n iolutell .r )lilt' I1111e Ages to.t•tkIrt up
n it and equitable system ref dM -
fell' ting 1lydru to the. rural •1 its of •.
the 1 m iuo.•. They_ made tlo'ir epsert 1
eentgv else Power'
I ionic is ,leternalued that it
pr ve al rtive. •
I 1 tt• 11:1 .enys what i.,w-e shall 1
gene 1ter1, whore It` .hall w• dlstrh
hotted. who hell bay for it and e•hat
he slut 'Is'y'. air Adam Reek- le the
• is.litie:tl • nil 1 er L'n+s of his l'rov-
i .• 'I'aminan••
never Will ;s
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wile -tender'
ness •,e41 •11..11
• Hydro Knight 1
The lhovhu•e a
mis.(on to luve.rti
Rork openly 11111 its` It
carry un lJ.rululg1i
tin,neing 1t. fr..m 11
Iydr.el:I s•tIle 4annum
grad area with some prospect of success.
Lenin and Trots •y are reported to be in
flight, and if the news that gets through
is tellable it would seem that Bolshevism
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Ile - he it* 11ahniesr elate;
eh o w•er. never had ,twit
y.r1 s sit Its bark nr
all t g: ttlzatiom a, the
not
re
pNeil s a Rpyarein11-.
(e t11ial railways.
41 i.r,te.s*Is to
o�pL�I.isitism-
ols n1 Hieln
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!OUNG GIRLS NEED CARE
Mothers! Watch Your Daughters' Health
Health Is Happiness
From the time •gMll
reaches the age of twelve
until womanhood ts estab-
lished she needs all the care
the thoughtful mother can
Rive.
The condition that tie
girl u the passing thro•d
b so critical and may have
such far-reachingeffects'
upon her future happiness
and health that it is almost
criminal for a mother or
guardian to withhold coun-
sel or advice.
Many a woman has suf-
fered years of prolonged
pain and misery through
having been the victim of
thoughtlewne.. or igno-
rance on the part of those
who should have glided her
through the dangers and
difficulties that beset thus
period
Mothers should teach their
girls what danger comes
from standing around with
cold or wet feet. from lifting
heavy articles, and from
overworking. Do not let
her overstudy. If she com-
plains of hcadalhe, pains is the back and lower limbs, or if you notice • clown..
of thought, n.:. •••uso••ss or irritability on the part of yoar daughter, mats life
easier for her. Sne r. -ed. thoughtful care for a few years.
In all such eases Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound should be given
as it is especially adapted fo: such conditions. It contains nothingthat
pecfa y sip can
injure and c be taken in perfect safety.
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Read bow Mrs. Eicher helped her daughter. She says:
"At the age. of silt+en my daughter was having trouble every month.
She had pains across her buck and in her sides- Every mouth her back
would pain her so she could not do her work and would have to lie down. My
married daughter r-commenach Lydia E. Pinkham's Vw etablc Compound
and I read the books which were left at my door. She took it faithfully and
is now regular and has no pain. We recommend the Vegetable Compound
and give you permission to publish this letter in your little hooks and m the
newspapers." -Mrs. KATIE EICHER, 4034 N. Feu -hill St, Philadelphia, Pi.
Mrs. Williams will profit by her own experience. She says:
•' When I was thirteen years old I bad sick 'pelts each month and as I was
very b*ekward I would bear the pain and my mother knew nothing about it
1 read in the daily paper about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
took my own spending money and bought a bottle. It helped me so much
that I took it regular) after that until had taken two bottles and I did not
have any more pain or backache and bare been a healthy, strong woman. I am
now 39 ears old and have • little girl of my own, and when she gets old
enou h I shall give her none other than E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
" -Mrs.
- rs. C. E. WILLIAMS, Z437 W. LydiayoronPhiladelphia, Pa.
pound. " M t.0 e, Toronto St.,P
For almost fifty years Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been
relieving women, young and old, of ailmenta peculiar to their sex. Ask your
neighbor about it, for m every neighborhood there are women who know of
Its merits.
Thousands of letters similar to the above are in the files of the Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co., and for years such letters have been published. Surely
it is worth your while to make a fur trial of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Lydia E. Pinktiam's Private Text -Book upon "Ailments
scu lar to Women" will use sent to you free upon reque't.Write
The Lydia E. t'inkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts.
is book contains valuable information.
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NewiLinoleums
and Oil Cloths
1 of patterns -scroll, &1uek' and neat floral patterns. Quality
1 is exceptionally good. \At per square yard $1.39
1 Oil Cloths in widths 1 2•and 2/ yards, new pattrt:lis.
• At per stluare•,yard 75c
x LACE CURTAINS
MX10 pairs white Nottingham
1 long,' in a choice of patterns at
-- Regular $_'.7:0• at per (.air
51.,tr formed and ti4dn. •d by tli• people l•rury el, 0 them to for hand to go
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n illi. 1'rovittee. a bead dial loyally ,npporttdl 1 Iwui in
The 1.441Ornment then *1I'! 4Ltts a their desire to rush the t'hipysew t
r111111'1111 ler. the lamislature to ins .?I -t plant through. f.+ I oatib.diNn.-- h'J••k'.•'
trlbutlen of tl.ewor for tl • I'roiiivr ;s•Ne'r-wlttrre we pl0.1•I', -barge what ,
t 1 I a w p l• tw•
The hydro-t.Iw•trio Commission of
thitario Is pretty minds a ume-meso eon.
...nu. 'Heck Is earry'iu} on a rangkugn
to farther his own .Themes hot we
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hear 11111 11111r the overmuent•*
r••;•r•e-eutatire. The H
II•1. run„ltimital ear -
04 I representative of the Farmrr-
1.4i».r s:.,s 'I Ilawtit .w .the l'umtnissioa,
should do moretlwn he 1s doing to
present the rural phase of the question.os
otherwise if the e:uvernment ds not
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get a ita,r .burr of eo-operatioq front
the 11yih•n-Elentril• ('111un1Issiun. they
moat lo.use.•ledtn and put ,In men not
poly autem:tl.le to rots.nt but with the
rural viewpoint. The day lis past
wh.•u a single autocrat can .thwart the
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whole
Bi Thr r.ytirrt made by the special' cum;
nr+ree-tn-i1
ebt !Hiekent,1•-t»er-eirse--,Nu-os
t's' - t else, i bllature_--.max--
mein? tremble*
1s 111xsnt time we hail a s11X1101%sloven
•gird :.• tide Beek Imslne-. %',,.
th:r 1... hall done much for
lo
h , ranent but 11m• n•efni 1
fts
-rnnr walk r.} life e. t.•
..o,:-trnetive nor!: Hunt- `ta
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•i...11 for T111•apsv rine. is
•trot la'net?t, not "'fly to
tor the people of the
w ile. It will help the
e. r•hmlhig, the emit
Mel • an bitterly oppose i
•nptrnelme thi'
'stat. thet fill the
of th Hydro h'c
1» en assum A by the .mu sh'Ipi11Itfe*.
Fano-.• obligation. would a ser hare
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::.+11t11,1 1411'110Ww1411'110W•the• tran.•ial
rif the I'rnvinee. -
I: .n cif tons. r-11Tratee. noel
rural .1 :Ire Itt.t Hs he se veil
Mesut l ti! • I', .\ inrj it guarantee to Ie
large 1rlut1Tit.alltle+ must be.routov..
Ite'.•k'.' idea of n wputre dell '1' to
gete�.and r.gs.rRhIsvm :Its .d u1tit 1e de- reply Is in effect: -A,• will flellrer this
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This ro.minihe4•. entnp,u.oj off two 1'. F'. 11
11, 11101111 ars. a Conservative. a Liberal
:Ind a i. u1u t' rep rest•utative. hroug!tt its 1
:111 Ituanimnt0 report tae einunieu.titlg
that a charge of f'_' per h. p. be levied
ce Curtains. 2'1•:, yards
good quality of lace.
$1.25
i \ AXMINSTER RUGS
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\,Heavy pile. new British Rugs in eel .et patterns :
1 Size 41 ft. x 6 ft., $ 2' .00. Size 4 . ft. 7y_ ft, $MtOO
: Size` •• 6' ft, x 9 ft.. $35.00. Size 9ft. x 1 1/2ft., #80.00.
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1 500 ya yard -wide White Cotton, warrant d ai s.,
1 lately urs, +o d'rvri the, formerly 611. , at per van). 25c
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1 The. new spring values are all unix its and a tnagnificeht 1
showing we -have., all sizes and for all figures. The t •,,,•t
IIthat never loses its sha}le.. 'Price $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and up. :
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Size 9 ft. x 12 ft.,. $86.00.
GOSSARD CORSETS
56 incites wide, finest duality Freneh t►II•wool Ttii'n-
: tinecloth for_ suits. dresses, err skirts, black and navy blue 1
Regular value *6.73, at per yard, special $4b0
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• W. Acheson & Sow •
on 1.1r u sers in order to pro-
rTidr a r .' s1 11 H'cf, auforrhe rural inserter -
Reek g• nn. soul down the roitntry
npionsltr>c the t,ropesition seal -rv.•t1
"Isom •the'1'remier's protui-e, or alleged
prnmlee. that no\+11..11 Iegislatl•.5 will
be-etriet,•L._ �content with - 4141*
'Reek form* the h i i rnutcTtY t•+- Allowhim er addrt's. thelegislators. ,lyity
Oil. one -side.) action'! Why 1. heck
al jays coitsul:ed. always referred to.
always allowed) the last word 1•.e•s
the 4:0vernnient regard hint
hey-eist)Hekt I t n It
eraey :• Are we to inf. r th 1t 1 k
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A worn floor -spoils the look of your home and
is impossible to repair, but if you keep your
floors painted, feet cannot touch them. Let
the paint wear but save the wood. Save the
Surface and you Save a11.
MARELE-ITE
FLOOR
FINISH
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are hardwood, •
Use
Marble- Ite
The Floor
finish with a
guarantee. It
wears and wears
and wears. It
will not mar nor
scratch white
and is not af-
fected by water.
SENOUR'S
Floor Paint
ig eatiy 10 use, .1411, yell,. hard with a high lustre and will with-
stand a great amount of' hard wear. No shill is required in
-using SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT. Anyone CRS apply It.
The result will greatly enhance the beauty of your home and
much labor will be saved for the floors will be very easy to keep
Corne in and let as give you full particulars.
We have a full range of shades in tins and
every other NIARTIN-SENOUR Product.
There is a MARTIN-SENOUR Paint or
Varnish fie every need. We will be glad te
advise you.
FRED HUNT
Our Double Harness
will be found equal tao the moat.pere
f,-etly matched team ins symmetry
and beauty. it seta gracefully on
the horses, and while fitting perfectly
allows the greatest freedom of
action 1f y'ott Lay.' a high chum
team come herr for harmers apprn-
- :node1 Harriette oh 11 ami' regi red now
for Spring.
H. }J. FISHER, (.0l)tRICH
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This aa t.
the fa tamer.
'nee as 1
entire l'roviti.
on..n.-1.11 obligation
tare a few laro, urban centre. Atower
for a' ..otig and to charge .mall
:slot rural eomitmnitie. all the tr.itlie
will Why shotilil Toronto get
lamer for A14.56 ajni 114.o:ill-h., al,
thongli nearer Niagara. pay 11 l'ee or
four time. n. much ? Why .1mtild
Brantford iret pow•at At (parte]. or
third less than Burford,' it few Miles
rraetioll Of, that paid by Mem.... just
outside the idly '1
The water powers of the Province
!whine to all the people. The expendi-
den 011 all She Mir, then.
ventre. get all the power?
Irk 1111.111 11Ver per eent
and the rural parts less than one-half
of (Pile per rent. Are the riirml people
to be Inke Lazarus and. contentedly
take the 'Tombs that fall from the
table of the rieh and powerful? .%re
unity ifiniiefi ny the ,t tins -nit
f fetoner. 191 II, the people of title
l'ros. ince veer. In their might end valet
fortunately they left In the greato.st
antnerat of all al 11111e.‘ he I. 11115 In
111. proper place the rural people will
Premier Inory Wanted to play fair
with Seek and his mieswiate. 1111 tile
C1PM1111.4111011. lalt Ile titter are
;not glaylng fair with the people. Mr.
modified somewhat. but the principle
hold down I* main& Whether the
.peeial tax is or one dollar.
1. 'natter of intern31 economy. but.
it is Imperative that
thing dene this year to furnish the
',pork in the rural rot lllllll !Otte,' With
a larger proportion or IN1Wer than they
have been getting. Not only sire the
Village. 11 1111 4111511 towns are one with
the rural petiole in their lletrItl lid for
eheip..r. and mitre power.
MILLIONS KILLED
IN ACTION
Wonderful newel Millions and mil.
lions of germs killed in action and
thousands and thousands of victim,
relieved of bronchitis', asthma, eoughs,
and colds. There is great rejoicing in
the fact that science has at last in-
vented the world's surest death trap
ture. With the first dose this remedy
gets eight down te business, and
Dery ceases In its destructive work
until every trees of the disease is
completely removed and the victim
restored te normal health. Letters
from all parts of Canada praising this
wonderfal mister/ are literally pour-
ing into headquarters. Read this let-
ter:-" Years of suffering from that
terrible afflieltion, bronchial asthma,
ordered by KR medical men to aloe'
my business in Montreal and go south
to • warmer climate, btit I noticed
your ad. in the " Montreal Standard"
tor the above mixture and I said I
would give one nuns trial kW health
before I leave my native tens, and
thank the good maker I did. My
bronchial tubes are clear, the Melting
cough han disappeared, the wheezing
cough has ceased as if by magic, and
all diseemforts have gone mince taking
your wonderful mixture."-Iferbert
Corti, 4 1 7 McKay Street, Montreal.
There is nn remain wh•tever why yon
vered to health if you take this rem-
edy. You are tali/died or tie money
ie refunded, according to our guaran-
tee. Don 't delay. Buy • bottle now
Prom your druggist ta
SOLD IN GODER1C11
J. A. CAMPBELL
PiniTY
FLOUR
Patoret
WIlsen'ls Title to Fan*. I,
1...nar,r.inun.likr. Boston.
ciated great itniral prlindpie. and
strove to brim( In the latter day tor
mankind. the ttleri!'a people folloWed
him. Only nrwli lie demanded. that
Iiiyalty to these groat prldelples should
Of every prox,i:!nn of the covenant' did
111. follower: :Olt. ho:tile
I Bart the temporary delay In forming
A meriea doe: nig 111%111'1d 1,`
erliisirtler Id di Mr. Wileen
1. hls supreme title to faille. They
mak., him emit ter In ltprent then some
men are in vi -tory. It marten; not
whether his practice in ricery partie-
tilar leis tallied with his ideals. Th.
fart remain. that the triunity nnd
prreeion with whirls he him held to three
fundamental eonvletlitno hare en riled
them Into the very eentre of the
world's thinking.
golden words. these memor-
able words map mit the kltal of N
nimbi for whieh ell believers In the
reality of a moral atol spiritual order
hope and strive. They nearer
than rini !date patonr: ever before Is-
sinsl elate 10 tra 11.1:1 t Ina into the
nouilte• of diplienney and eta were ft
the prinelfile. eV iceman remitter whleh
ghee on the piges of the New To.te-
yet only half believes. They esmInt•
be forgotten or ttirftst Aside bY thoee
,who.vrould with Owl in him
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graft pimp -we for
peelingly thut they Imre been heard
and heeded In the far corner: of the,
earth 1Vieillrew Wilson tie.erves the
griatittlile of mankind. The ell llrie foe
whi,•11 he fought wall trininph and his
mom' n•ill .11ine mi the roll of thorns
alio, during the terrible year. of thrl
World War, haze rifest their all tor
(Atka
CREOPHOS
TONIC
RELIEVES BRONCHITIS
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For *ale hy
J. R. LAUDER, Goderich.