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"AFTER EVERY MEAL"
Mint leaf. peppermint or lus-
cious iutc fruit. either
flavor is a treat for your
sweet tooth. .
And all are equally good for
you. Teeth. appetite and
digestion all benefit.
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Your nerves will say -thank
YOH... your vim will respond.
WRIGLEY'S Is liked for what
It does as well as for Its BIG
value at the small cost of 5c.
The Flavor Lasts
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OODERIOX ONT.
HOME CONVENIENCES WOULD IlaP.
Ey Ethel M. Chapman. Associate 'Auger Parrs' Magazine, Ilm The Tenet'
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• Globe.
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A young man in a prousIsing metlou of things again.
of 034 Ontario married y04111a and 1144g Would Not Stich.
went terming. A .persoli 01 74111111110r Thell the dolor Made the )11111011nce-
axe starting 111 1111,41 1114" in the citr meat slw had dreaded, because rhe
with the sMine capitol might have felt knew it was trite before he told lwr;
that he couldn'Lafford a house Just she would tosser be able to do a full
then, but a inntieis an allel01U10 neves- day's work again. Thr lousy spring
nity ma is farm. •Ile married a girl as Sers011 was coming on. there would be
ambitious as 'dwelt. and everyone extra help to hoard. and extra chores
Said they would -get on." They did to 110 with all the young stock to care
Set on at an siuszing este. Stopping for and eggs to Net. soul the garden
at the onnornee 111 tile 04ellings. Jim to plant NMI the children's miring WeW-
oftrii told how he had rai•ied Another jug 1, do ir was imp,wil.k. to 04
few hundred ou the mortgage and he help in t he 140.0•0 : with city homes,
iwver failed to mention that his Wire IMitipped with i•verr modern eon -
had helped hits with the 'rows and •eiiieibee, offering alluring wages. it lo
turkeys. not likely the farm hired girl will ever
Thr year they were morried a horn etS11144 tIllek. So the only thing to do
Was built; in fort. tIwy were married was to Nell the form and More 10 town.
si1011e• 110111 they had intended,..on this Just ag hnudrede of otlwr families are
account. liessuive you can't *wild a barn doing, became the women ',can't stand
without a plain to 1101111 1110 inen-it farm work." The mortgage was not
bast it world she very expensive. maid. They hadn't made -enough money
When they figures' this out labs wife to resim mi. Thi„ miiii who- had al.
wag glad ta have been able to help so way* fanned had no iitlwr trade or
mune. Tire were very proud of tile profemion: he could only look for work
boni; it Wow ilimiely and airy and hie as a laborer. They heel to take their
enough to 'econarnothite the crops of ehildnw to • election of the city where
an
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other Oft. *1 e uut
•res thtlw is hoped the company was not ADA WIU1 t they
to buy 114sus as he could afford. would have chosen; they couldn't keep
and the *foibles were as modern as 'them at, well a* they e011141 11/1114 11011e
those of 1111' 114.'4 Msow farm in Use osi the farm: they couldn't edweste
country. There were concrete flooN. theta as well when the time came.
r llllll ing water am' individual drinking There would Ii no restful old age for
cups for the cows; there were feed their father. Meaner big wages and
chutes and litter carriers and ever,' the comt of living% town would .nOt
feed hos placed with an efficient en" *pow a margin for savings: lie 1Volikl
to convenience its lining Ib.. week. nave to keep going. It was a triteedy.
"Xow when w. just get 1/1e 'WOW' Hod all because they had overlooked
axed up," his wife said as they went the tact that the chain of form life
over the nes" building the dai after Is no or, thou its weakest link,
the raising. the Nadia nee of t tie woman who keeps
''Yes," he agreed, "I mean we Multi the the centre of Thing*. going.
have a house every bit as good as oar ve Homes. •
lama as anon as we ('*11 afford it." natant* It might not have worked
Rare Come 1 way. Notwithstanding all that I.
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It/THf riittoRurs
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' • • Good resolutions cost nothing. WI.
they are hard to keep.
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Taking Him at His Word.
,
- Trader -Yes. I'm prosperous, -I'm un
• the teether business now. I tell you
t here's nothing kather. His Friend-
.' • Think so ? Look here, come up and dine
with us tonight. My wiles got some
steak for dinnsr.
In the Art Museum'.
• 'That th.lniummy of &princess who
lived 3,000years ako."
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'Gracious! How Wetly the Women
were in thOw days." -Boston Ttanscijpt.
Old Friends.
Judge -''Havey
at the bar before s"
Witness - Yes. your honor. that's ohne
1 met hues"- Burr.
The Ignorance of ThIg Generation ! .
(Attie Boy (looking at music catalogue)
-Father. who was M: rift ? Father -
Mozart' Oraciou my by. you don t
know that ? Go and read your Shaket•
peare.
And he did not think he was say- id about the. weakened crinstitU11011
ing anything funny.al ra•urtsC-
-° - of the twentieth century women, a lot
area eincere. Ile had always pro of 1110111 are taking mire of, their homes
i,wd her a better home as 'anon as and families today with Whii111 the
(.011111 afford 31. 111 the meanti same equipment to lighten tlwir tallow
got along with whist, she had. ere
she
was running water for the rows is tiw
harn, but she carried what we* needed
for the family from the pump and the
eastern; there Was * torantimew
carrier in the Sear% htit „Me went
cheerfully up and down Mbar several
times a 1147. 111101 I had an extra mope
of tiresome steps between the dining -
room and the kitchen, which had been
.1mill nn" with a floor two feet lower
then the rest of the house A gip:o-
hne engine mime inter, nisi 13.. 11311 11
made gome extras money ailing silos.,
lint -his wife still did Ow welshing on
is hoard and chtiened by hand. Althea
there were children, and on •larealng
we.triness hetteso to. come over her,
with a growing terror that *he might
not he able to keep going -and what
about Jim a1,.1 The children ! If only
the Mortgage were paid off they might
smoke some better •rrangenswat in the
howw. Allot they never got the mort-
gage twild off. The human machine
has a breaking point immenhere, and
a goomolpg- epiaripesa io asirtage danger
ghoul. There was aui iffriegek during
vehleh she marly left them altogether.
and a long \ convaleseenee. when one
makeshift kite, of help after another
distance/aired the annooth running of the
household. Him, girlcame. found
the work too hard and left. The
4•1111drees ran 111,001 neglected; there
suns 110 red tit the htime; the whole
family looked for the day, when the
mother e011111 come down and take care
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TIN-SEINOUR Animism Per every
=or every surface. Our star* is cow Ps:It--4.mil us coo (iv* you hill eforniates.
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"Varnoleurn"
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Cloth and Lin-
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The one perfect
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Wood -Lac"
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as the pritnItive woman used co -unities
ago ---and keeping It- up. Only, there'
is another danger -that the home may
keep going but Make a failure. of it.
Job.
There is the farm where machinery
for the home has never even had a
Mare among the things to work and
SIT. for. Perham, the woman feel*
that she doesn't larfel ter Want it. Slw
ig one of the fortunate individuate en -
dowse.' with endlem vitality and, endur-
ane. She riiies at 5 o'cloek. and
clans she feria Meter fur It. Her
washings are on the line 011 Monday
mornIngia before twr twighbors have
thelr's well started, they are the
washingta eTPT, ton. and do-
ruhs them out on a hoard ;.she has A
poor opinion of wools' not machine..
+the tuakee her rows and poaltry :any
handsomely, ase has the reputation of
being able to get through with re
work In a day than any other two
women In the neighborliotid. In addi-
tion to her regular housekeeping. she
snakes her own cheese and Pomp, and
her men's *hitt.. in,! socks /11111 over -
o33'.. and she eon girt. a howl In the
111111 if nesessary. Shs- has IN. Ilse for
vacuum eleal nerd a nd self-tv ringing
maps: *he sweeps with a lireitim, twato
her carpet,by hand. and chains her
floors; on her knetw. and she would
defy you to find • cleaner 11011.44 in the
country. Of courts., you 111111'1111.
Rooms That Are Not Used.
Neither hes Money been stinted in
the furnishing of the house. Them
are earpetts en isn't' deep In the front
towns ant' furniture of plush and
quartered -oak. Tbeise rooms tire not
used inneh ; the family perhaps are
boy* and not at Nine 11111.1111 ill the
evening's. There is no puii'tktihut
ren sin for their staying -not that
their met her rould- not make tittle to
he With thelli, hut they have no kindred
interests ot tho kind people want sport
from their work. She has looked well
to their physical cane, but she 'hasn't
Wien time to learn their othet needs;
there is nothing In the way of what
t•ould he called -soot contact." As a
11011seke14ping estabilithnent, the place
is a humming 'weenie; ag a home It Is
n ptttfnl whin. It lawkit the stews-
wre of nwt for body and soul, the
irlt thAt wade people out Inspired
1 their work.
it IhPetlia that mow features of
the Venni' problem," abandoned feriae,
and 'tire failure* to get the best out of
farm life. might he 001,011 by mechan-
ical equipment to Conserv,. womi-n-
pows.r, and to give women niore thaw
for working out the finer ,thingn in
their home and community lif. Ma -1
chinery for women has not kept pate
-with the latanneaving equipment so
raphliy eoming to the fars. We have
• lot of bank barns' with warm, com-
fortable stahleit whkla a ,man enter*
gratefully after the chill of building
the morning tire in the kitchen, while
the woman has ras work in this at-
mosphere for a few bouts With the
added diewsvmfort of Standing on a eold
floor, yet a furnace that would keep
every r(10111 in the holuqw at a livable
temiwntture to a rare I :my in many
neighborhoods.
Stables Modern, House NOgleeted.
Every year wee more well -venti-
lated. w.41 -lighted *Utilis but It
weans a lot or trouble to (Helm extra
Wf111111,/ In an old bowie to let the sun
Into the kltehen or to build fr idasere
'nig porch t4.st a delicate eiiiht may
hove tits full. birthright of health.
More and more we find running waiter
In the harn for the cattle, white the
water for the house 11 115111 plumped
e nd carried from the well. • The law-
yer Of IStledon township, Ontario,
shows fifty-eight farm! with running
water In the barna, only thirty-eight
with running drinking wider 11. the
house. and only Swentysone with mat
water •nd bathrooms. The mine gun
vey *bows sixteen gasoline engine. on
Ow farm*, but only two or them rn-
fling any hesehltsery la the 110MPP1.
All over the country barna are well
equipped with Ilthwearrlens and reed
chute*, hut women ferry things up
and down cellar without (krone ever
o uggesting that the far ta could afford
• toni-dollor dumb waiter or a dinner
wagon to relieve thee many trips *nil
carrying between Mechem and ilittittx•
?OM&
NW* th• luta la some cases
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ONE WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
01 Interest to Childless
Women.
Teets. Ontario. -'1 suffered for a
long time from s Ionise weakness, ia-
Ilamesnita: rk terrible bookscho
caused by t condition. Ons day ono
a your Ina left at rny door, and
1 road bow other woe's with trouble
liko mine had ben mad* well, so I got •
beds of Lydia E. Plnklinm'sVerofielo
Compound and 1 package of Sanative
Web, and it tolled me wondorhilly
and 1 now have the Anse little baby bog
that any mother could wast. 1 want to
roosaninied Lydia L Plnkham's
table Compound to any woman who has
female troubles." - Mrs. Imam LA
31m4.a. 779 Sbsw Strait, Toronto, On-
tario, Caaada.
Tb. experience of Motherhood is •
trying ono to moot women sad marks
diotinctly an 'pock in their Svcs. Not
ono woman in a Modred la proparel se
undestanda bow to properly are foe
horsolf. Every woman at tido des
rely up= Lydia E. Phaireun's
•°14 rely
Compound, s moot valuabio
tank and invigorator of the female
organism
In many home ones attarup than
se
asw Mitre became of Ms fact
that Lydia Z. pin's Vomitablo
Compound makes wooers • or
healthy and strong, and this good old
Isabicsard root and barb 111111/04 DOW
Wall Ilarcotice of kende dew.
is that women are too congervative!
It may even be that the average
wiiMati is afraid of machinery. Sug-
gest that *he IOW an eks-trit• washer,
and she afriakl of a "hock; mention
hitching a „mainline engine to the old
o thichlor and she immediately has a
presentiment that she might get caught
in the belt,. And there ig nothing to
encourage °her in the general snan's
opinion that a wotnan Isn't capable of
adJugting eny heit except her own.
HOLD-UP AT THE FALLS.
Young Mao Arrested Has Ripley
dress.
Niagara Falls. Ont., March 17. -The
first attempted hold-up in Niagara Falls
occurred this afternoon. and resulted in
the arrest of Cecil Rodwell. eighteen years
of W. He went into the Biamonte store
at the corner of Fifth and Lewis avenues.
A girl clerk ; sked him what he wanted.
"It's inoney I want." he said. "We donTls
owe you any money.- the girl said. He
then pulled out a loaded revolver. She
screamed, and her brother in the back of
the store ran out shouting. The man
became alarmed and left quickly.
Officer Hughes. in the police car, with a
meagre description of the bandit , sear ched
the city and finally found him on Palmer
avenue. Ile was grabbed so quickly that
he had no time to pull his gun, which was
in an outside pocket of has coat. Rcdwell
was brought to the station and found to
have a fully -loaded six -chamber "32"
revolver and a pocketful of cartredgee.
All the money he had in his possession
was seven pennies. .
Rodwell claimed that his brother had
advised him to get a living that way,
beilevinf nto be a way to get "easy
moms.' He ame here from l'oronto
and had a receipt for the Sailors' Union,
signed at Fort n illiam in November last.
Has address was given on the union card
as Egerton Farrell, Ripley. Ont. He
claims to have a bank account in Toronto.
of the war, but the aftermath of a (amine.
involving so many millions. will leave
lingering distress."
A letter from Rev. A.W.Lochead, of the
Canadian Presbyterian mission in Honan,
states : "The pinch of famine is becoming
more and more severe as the days go by,
There have been a great many people
frozen to death during the last month.
Preparations are being made all over the
North to fight the inevitable typhus that
will soon be upon ua."
Bishop White. who is director of trans
port and supplies in Honan, writes "Of
the three million most destitute in Honan,
the amount received will enable us to
save the lives of approximately one mil-
lion. This means that two millions will
die unless additional funds are availabls. '
Need for Fortier Help.
13* relief which we have sent strength-
ens the call for further help. Having
saved so many thus far, shall we now let
them perieh ? limey must unless addi•
Donal (ends are fotthcoming.
Contributions should be sent to the
treasurer of either of the Canadian boards
having missions in China : Rev. Robert
Laird, D.D., 'treasurer of the Presby-
terianukiing.orone
Chuirch. 4300 . CoAn.federation
Late
aWorrell,
K. C., Hon. Treasurer of the Missionary
Society of the Church of England in
Canada. 131 Confederation Life Building.
Toronto; W. G. Watson. Esq., Treasurer
of the Methodist Missionary Society,
299 Queen S'reet West, Toronto; at to
D. A. Cameron. Esq, Manager. Canadian
Bank of Commerce, 23 King Street West.
Torooto, General Treasurer of the Fund
May Hare Changed.
Right up to the minute was the man
who, in advertising for his lost daughter.
included this irk the description : "She
was a blonde when last seen."
Gumless "Gamow."
Brother-"%Vill you please eve
me. a stick Of cheering gwn. Mr. Illiun-
dtrly
Mr. Blunderly-"I don't chew gum,
Bobby. What makes you think I do
Small Brother- "Because 1 heard my
sister my that when you were at the dance
the other night you gummed the whole
part y.'' -Punch Bowl.
s -sets"
Rheumatism
Stiffness
and all
Pain
board's
1 $sonneni:_
h•s aire•
kslar time
three
,eaterabOlas.
It quickly relieves sore
Mout, Wont hitt*, stun
altia. ar4.0C11 end wry
hind ol paia.
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An Old Reliable Remedy
Mr S. Fawcett. Hama ton Se . Colhng.gud,
Ont , srrites.-hlistaed's Lawnseat surely is sa
old rehable remedy. 1 raw ii)• keep a bottle
ea the houw and have recornatenckd it to
quite • numb,. of my friends. to whom it gave
gr.* rtt..I 1. most tams it ••• uses1 iaa 11
sure tut rheumatism
May o•ard's
THOMAS. GUNHRT,
ArcrIoNEER..
BOX 67, Goderich. All lnotrua$101111
by mail or left at Signal ogee will les
promptly attended to. Residence tele.
phone 119.
t LEGAL
If G. CAMERON.
Imo TER, Solkitog, notary public.
°face Hamilton .tree, Goderich, third
door from Square. Trust funds to
101 .at lowest rates.
Bp C. HAYS,
n• BARRISTER, SOL CITOR. NO-
TARY Pt'BLtV. ETC.
OfIkm-Sterling Rank Biock, Ham-
ilton Street. Goderieb. TIepboIie 88.
Real Estate, Loans and 11111‘0C* -
PRO, 'DP( SYT, K LI.0 a
WILMER.
BARRISTERS. SOLICITOR NO- v.
?ARIES PUBLIC,
Office on the Square, iiiecon door
from Hamilton Street, Goderich.'
Private funds to loan at Mt
rate*.
W. Proudfoot, K. C., J. L. Kills
Dudley E. Holmes
rIllARLES GARROW. 1.L II.. BAR
RUSTIER, attorney, solicitor. ete..
Goderich. Money loaned et lowest
I'll tea
A man's character resembles a fence -
you can't strengthen it by using white-
wash.
!*''.1 A FURTHER WORD.
As to China's Plight-.%seistanee StUl
nerd's heeded.
The China Famine Relief Committee
at Toronto issue the following appeal
In response to the appeal of Chinas
starving millios. e509,000has been re-
ce:ved up to March 10th by the commit-
tee through the various treasurers. While
treettng its grateful appreciation of the
splendid response. the committee desires
to call attention to the present condition
of the famine-stricker multitudes in North
China and the inadequacy of the relief
thus far sent and to voice the cry of their
continued distress.
Of the fifty millions affected, many
thousands have perished. 10 the horrors
of starvation have been added the suffer-
ings from extreme cold and those diseases.
such as typhus, which inevitably Accom-
pany famine. The terrible distress will
continue wth increasing severity until
the harvest in Jut. Every Chnstian
and humanitarian instinct demands that
relief must be continued until then.
Calls that Must be Met.
Lieutenant-Colonei Gray, of the British
I.nation. at Pekincables on March 813*
Help still urgently needed. Relief, so
far, inadequate for the huge number of
starvn: siffeters."
Rev. Donald MacGillivray. of Shang
hai, in a strong appeal just received. 'says:
"Notwithstanding all that can be done
many wid die. The distress will last until
midsummer and perhaps after. There is
prospect of a good wheat harvest in June
We all know sornethkig 0( 13* aftermath
OXO Cubes are a
wonderful invention
they contain just
those elements
which nature needs
to snake good the
wear and tear of d di ly
life. A cup of OXO,
with libiscuit or two,
sustains for hours.
Pure Roof Cubos
MOTHER!
"C.alifornla Syrup of Pigs"
Child's Best Laxative
Atm -pt ''allfornIa" Syrtis) of Elite
only -look for the muse California on
the paekage. then you are mute your
viiiid is having the lest and moot harm-
less phir..Ic for tlw -little motnachiliver
• d bowel*. Children love Its fruity
facile. FOB directions on eat* bttle.
You must say "California."
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin -No others!
11 you don't see the "Sayer Cross"
on the tablets, refuse them -they aro
n ut Aspirin at all.
Insist on genuine "Bayer Tablets of
!Sniffs" piainip stamped with the safety
'Sayre Cross" -Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for nineteen years and prored
safe by millions for Headache, 'Tooth -
shy, Earls**, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Colds, Nuritis. and Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablts-also
larger "Bayer" packages. Made in
Canada.
Aapirin is the trade stark freeletered
In Canada), of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of Salicylieacid.
While it ia well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacturp to assist the
public against imitations, the Tablets of
}toyer Company, Ltd., will be stamped
With their g 1 trade mark, the
'Bayer Cross."
"Cascarets" for
Constipation
Just think 1 A pleftsarit, harinlaws
C.aseareli works while you sleep and ha •
your liver aeeive, head dear, Manwerh
sweet and bowels moving We
regular as
a elm& hy moraine No gripiagnr
inoosvesiea. 10, Mt or GO eat Nem.
Militia lore *a easy 4laiharti• to&
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✓ SEAGER, BARRISTER, OOL-
ICITOR. notary stabile and con-
veyancer. °Mee -Court Hone. Gode-
rich. 0eh.12m
INSCIANCIL LOANS. RTC.
IeICILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR.
ASCE CO. -Fars. sad isolated
town property inanired.
Oecro--1as. Connolly, Pros.. Oode-
✓ ich P. 0.: Jerk Evans, Vlee-Pres.,
Beechwood O; Thomas R. Hays.
Sec.-Trros., Seaforth P. 0.
Directors -D. F. McGregor, R. R.
No. 3, Stanforth; John G. Grievs, Noe.
4. Walton; William Rinn,'R. R. No. 2,
Seaforth; John Bnewlea, Brod-
hagen; Geo. McCartney, R. R. No. 3.
kleaforth ; Robert Erten, Harlot*:
Ida Icolm memsren, moos; lemee
Eva ns. Beeehwood ; James Connolly,
Goderich.
Agents : J. W.. Teo, Goderich;
Alex. Leitch, R. M. No. I. Clinton;
William Chasm?, Resforth ;
15. HInch-
Iey, Sesforth. Maley -holders can pay
• Il payment* and get their ear& re-
clpted at It. J. Morrish'. Ckething
Store, Clinton: R. H. Cott's Groery.
Kingeton street, Goderich. or J.' H.
Reld's General Store. Hayfield.
--J
Brophey Bros.
The Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Order.; carefully attended to
it all hours, night or day.
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