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Thursday. April 14, 19t11-11
Western Ontario
Best Commercial School
CENTRAL it
$TRATFORD. ONT..
Our winter term commences Tues-
day. January 4th, and students may
register in our Commercial, Short
hAud or Telegraphy department, at
env time. Our courses are thorough
•eel practical, and we assist graduates
' i !positions. Gel our free catalogue.
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IYonne and Charles Sas.. Te.enro.
Accountancy. alenoaraphy. type writing and
general improvement cuur,es ; ,upenor e0
$traction 01118: •tudenU assisted to positron*.
open 011 year. write for prospectus; enter
naw.
W. J. ELLIOTT. enacted.
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When It's °a
Question of
Electrical
Goods
. call on
ROBERT TAIT
"The Old R.hsIle"
A full.atock of bight Fix-
tures, Electrical Household
Utensils, etc., always on hand.
Estimates given and con-
tracts taken for Electric
Wiring and Fitting.
ROBT. TAIT
West St. Ned Pabffee
Phones: Store 82, Res 113
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HYDRO -ELECTRIC
Use a "Hydro" Vacuum
Cleaner and your house is al-
ways clean. Does the work
quickly and makes no dust.
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"Yoii Are Working
Too Hard, John"
gd WELL, I cannot help
that. I am trying
to figure out how
the business is going to pull
through and meet the liabil-
ities with prices falling the
way they have been lately."
"But, John, if anything
happens to the business your
health will be more neces-
sary to you than ever. and
you cannot afford to' take
chances of putting such a
strain on your nerves. You
are looking so worried and
nervous, and you do not half
sleep.'•
"What am I to do? You
know I have got to keep
plugging along and try to see
things through."
"One thing you can do is
to begin a treatment of Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food. You
know how well that brought
me around when my nerves
gave out and I was so miser-
able."
Mr. Charles E. How, R. R.
No. 5, Aylmer, Ont., writes:
"My system became gen-
erally run down, and I suffer-
ed from dull, heavy head-
aches. I was nervous, could
not sleep at night, and my
muscles used to twitch. My
appetite became poor. I had
indigestion and weak spells.
I consulted a doctor, who
gave me a tonic, but it did no
good. I used other remedies,
too, before finally trying Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food. I found
that this did me more good
than anything I had ever
taken."
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food,
60 cents a box, all dealers, or
Edmanson, Bates St Co., Ltd.,
Toronto.
SCRO�: RAIRR iN, HURON.
Preeparationsade for These
Popular vats �Nfor 1921.
Preparutiota ' being made for the
rural 'whim' fN%rs o 1s, hell this year
In Iluron eoutt ty tt ler the auspirns of
the Ik4ilrtnient d grlcnitnre., They
will lac emwhieted. thl year much the
wine u. I{f prev(nnv years and full
pnrtIcu1all( are being forwarded to the
teachers, wkh epplieati,en forms for
Ihose re airing aced in the various
w Boobs
Aa An previous years,''kite prize
taunt come from the section in
whlc the 4.0111le'111I"n la cv fl noted.
a a *light change has __been\\made
in regard to this in the fact that an
a mrot must tie signed by the
secretary of the school board provid-
ing for the payment nt prize money
over to the teacher. In view of the
fact that these rompetltlons bare been
proved wow- •ttnietl i.'..4 instructive,
It Is not expected that any dimeultlee
will arise regarding the signing of the
Agreements
The sod is rnrpplteel by the Ik'p(rt-
ment, along with directions for plant-
ing and the laying out of the plot. 1n
the ease of egg* for the rhlcksn raleing
competitions, these are available
through the department but moot he
purchased by those entering tine
hran('h.
The crop. arc (wits, luerlcy, potatoett,
niangUhla, butts, turnip,. Held earn,
sweet turn, .•aroma• onlotM, esters and
swear pees*. No impel win 4w' a11oww1
more than one crop except in the case
of tive girls In each school, who may, in
.iddirlon to a plot or a wetting of egg*,
Look and Feel
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
See our display of Hydro
Lamps, Irons, Washing Ma-
chines, etc., at
The Hydro Store
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OTHER TABLETS NOT
ASPIRIN AT ALL
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Genuine Aspirin
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eon't ser the "Sayer Zs,
thed
e tablets, you are not getting
irin—only an acid imitation.
"Bayer Cross" is your only erg
ell knowing that you are getting genuine
irin, prescribed by physicians for
elrr nineteen years and proved safe by
ions for headache. Neuralgia, Colds.
nudism, Lumbago, Neuritis, Rnd for
generally. Made in Canada.
rely tin boxes of 1.2 tabtefi--alse
sired "Bayer" packages can be
at drug stores.
irin is the trade mark (registered
nada), of Bayer Mannfaetnre of
eeticacide.ter of flalie.ylicaeid.
Ile i1 Is well known that Aspirin
Bayer manufacture, to assist the
against imitations, the Tablets of
('.nmpany, Ltd., will be stamped
their general Irade mark, Ne
Cres,
Drink a glass of real hot water
before breakfast to wash
out poisons.
Lite is not merely to 11ve, but to
live well, eat well, digest well, work
well, sleep well, look well. What a
glorious condition to attain, and yet
how very easy it 1s If one wile only
adopt the morning inside bath.
Polka who are accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when they arise, split,,
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, nasty breath, acid stomach,'
ran, instead, feel as fresh an a daisy,
by opening the sluices of the system
each morning and flushing out the
whole of the internal polsonoua stag-
nant matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast. drink a glass ce real hot
water wltb a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash from the
stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the'
previous day's Indigestible waster
sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and purifying,
tbe entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
The action of Mot water and limestone
phosphate on an empty stomach is
wonderfully invigorating. it cleans
out all the sour fermentations, gases,
waste and acidity and gives qpe a
splendid appetite for breakfast. Wh11e
yea are enjoying your breakfast the
w►ter and phosphate is quietly es'
tracting a large volume of water from
the blood and getting ready for a
thorough flushing of all the Inside
organs
The millions of people who • ars
bothered with conetipatlon, billows
spoils. stomach trouble, rheumatism,
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions $f
urged to get a Quarter pound of MOO
none phosphate from the drug st0�
wyos
ch will omit very little but `
sotlnfsto maks anyone
rtereel eniteallh
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hate flowers.
The .seined fair plots will not he
judged by the IM•*irtment. trait each
4.s -tion inlet arrange locally to have
some Intere•"h•d p'rss111 Judge the
plots during July or August. Score
yards will be .supplied by the Ikgwnei-
meut for this pnrprse.
Mr. 8. B. Stilt hers, dlatrk-t reprew'nt-
atice, hellevew that the results will tie
even more encouraging fur the pr.+s'nt
year and prem. ratluus are tieing matte
to handle a cvensi.lerllhly larger net®-
bw•r of ,Ii'IIIeatlons thaw a year ago.
STRYCHNINE DISCOf,'EREII.
SttaNl Quantity of Poison Found in
ft'laeera of Ihniel Hastings.
4t re tiro rd. ApriI 12.—"We. your
Jnr{', nrnpenelled to investigate the
entrees of the death of ilenlel iliestings,
end the sell Det,lel Hastings dh'tl on
the 21st day of Marie, itn_1, tit his
home, on the ervt ennepasion of the
township of Logen, and that his death
may have tu'r'n hastened by strychnine
poison, some of whieli was found In the
visrern
After two hours' deliberation the
forego* verdict was returned by the
euronpr'it Jury In tete Hastings ease at
Dublin tedarv. l'ruwn Attorney Mc-
Phersonfinedto eatnment on the
possible e t the verdict wnllt/t have
an the chs of munler against Mrs.
'Hastings, who claim* she gave her
husband pined'.
Mot. Histings' remand explrce on
Friday, but it le thought probable to-
night that mho may he brought before
the magistrate tomorrow. It Is be'•
Aleve(' that she will 4e .' nmined as to
her mental eonditinn.
While a full analysis of the content[
of the abdomen had nit hewn received
from Toronto, ('reran Attorney O, 0:
McPherson submitted a letter fr(mn At-
torney4;ene•ra1 Haney, which stated
that, as a result of an examination of
the alwlomen of the deceased, made hy
L. .1. Rogers, of the 1'nhentliy of To-
ronto. 1.14 of a grain of ,tiichnlne
was found In the viscera. h was
pointed mit during the inquest that the
strength of one tablet Is 1-30 'of a
grain, the strt•ngth of two tahMts,
'w•-hiclr'Mrs. Hastings alleged she gave
her hirahael, therefore, being 1-15 of a
grain. The 1.14 of a grain reported
by the Toronto authorities, therefore,
seemed to Indicate thgl existence or
more strychnine' than two tablets (mi -
Iain.
Irenrlt was thrown on the question as
to 'w'hether the strychnine enured the
dcnt.h hy the evidence of I)r. Gall of
NIitt'hell, who largely corroborated the
evidence given by the postmortem dire -
tors, who found no evidence of poison
In the rematneler of the hely.
in answer to a question, Dr. ilall
stated that 1-14 of a grain of strychnine
wonhl not produce spasms or ranee'
death if it remained In the abdomen
and was not 'rosettes' Into the ayetem.
From a School Examination Paper.
Fouranimals belonging to the rat family
are the father cat, the mother cat, and
two little kittens.
A blizzard is the inside of a hen.
A mountain pees is a pass given hy the
railroad to it. empioyeee.o that they can
spend their vacations in the mountains.
The clergyman's name was Smith and
he Mid recently been honored with
the degree of D.D. The doctor of the
village was also named Smith. A stranger
came one day to the place and asked a
native the way to Dr. Smith's house.
"Which Dr. Smith do you mean," en-
quired the villager, "him that preaches or
him that practises?"
CLINTON SPRINT/ SHOW.
• Horse, colt or filly, under 1 year. John
Dale.
Teams.
Geed Showing of Live Stock under Floe
Weather conditions.
Clinton, April 8—Huron Central Avi-
culture] Society held its (air here yester-
day with a good crowd of people in al.
tee.dance and a splendid exhibit of stuck
in excellent condition, in fact, the best in
years, and what was most unexpected the
weather was ideal for the first time in
years also. Following is the list of prize-
winners :
Clydesdale stallions, 3 years and ovrr,
I'. McMichael & Suns, Seatortti; R hlur-
dock. Brucefield.
Clydesdale stallions, under 3 years,
Ezra Dunt. Clinton; Grey Bros., Blyth;
Alex. Wright, Bruceheld.
Sweepstakes, T. McMichael & Sons. •
Perchexun stallions, 3 years and
Wm. Berry, Bructlield; W. Brown, Clue
ton; J. P. Fisher, Clinton.
Township competition. This wenbto
Tuckersmith. D. Fotheringham and J.
Dale.
Filly or gelding, 3 years and over, John
Dale, jr., Clinton; Robert Webster, Varna;
John Vodden, Londesboro' '
Filly or gelding. l year or under 2
years, Wesley Marquis. Clinton; George
Mann, 2nd and 3rd.
Draft team in harness, John Vodden,
Lo,ndesboro'; Robert Webster. Varna;
sweepstakes, John Dale, jr.
Agricultural brood mare. 3 years and
over, John Dale, jr., Clinton; Arthur
Dale, Clinton.
Filly or geldire. 3 jeers and over. D.
Fotheiingham, 1st and 2nd; J. Dale. jr.
3rd.
Filly or gelding, 2 years and under 31
years, Glen Cornish, Clinton. I
Filly or gelding, 1 year and under 2
years, John Dale, jr.; Joseph Reynolds,
2nd and 3rd.
Team in harness, D. Fotheringham'
Bruceftekl; James Fester, Lucknow; Joe
Reynolds, Clinton; sweepstakes, D. Foth-
I enngham.
General purpose. fitly or gelding, 3
years or over. Joe. Reynolds, D. Gardner
Team in harness, Dell Gardner. Joseph
Reynolds, Ed. Wilds; sweepstakes. Joe
Reynolds.
Best matched team in harness, any
color, Joseph Reynolds.
Best collection of horses exhibited by
one man, Joseph Rr ynolds.
Judge - E. B Smith. Columbus, Ont.
Light Horses.
Standard -bred trotter. R. Pinkney, Sea
forth.
Carnage horse in harness, Henry Glow.
James VanEgmond.
Roadster in harness, James Ileffrote,
Blyth; John Decker & Son, Zurich; And-
rw Sloan, Blyth.
Prolessionat lady drivers. Mrs Oscar
Tebhutt, Mrs. George Dale.
Amateur lady drivers, Miss Eta
Breckenridge. Mrs. C. Holland. •
Judge—Wm. Collins, London.
Cattle.
Best Shorthorn cow, N. J. Lebeau,(
Clinton.
Heifer, N. J. Lebeau, Clinton.
Best deiry cow, J. Rands, Clinton;
M. D. McTaggart, Clinton; Wm. Lobb,
Clinton.
He
under 3 Jlars, Wm. Jenkins,
Clinton; Elton Roz 'he. 2nd and 3rd.
• Beat Polled Angus cow, Chas. Lindsay,
Clinton.
Heifer under 3 years. Ch is. Lindsay.
Bull under 2 year-. C. Lindsay.
But collection exhibited by any one
man. N. J. Leleau.
Judge—John Gardbouse, Weston.
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Ontario's flax the Best In She World.
lamtiea Yoe Press
lkc+plte all the efhertN which have
been wade to boost cutarlo dal nbre,
It is x1111 ...outward with the Weeder()
flax, wldch If grown entirely fur the
production of oN. Mr. lreisud, of Ire -
laid Hrst., [turn mauutadrlrenl, of
IteVale, recently gave an interview in
Montreal Iu which he made the stair
meat that Canadian flax Lae trot proved
a great autvrwS. Tide. be said, was
trot due to pour quality, but because
ttax was mainly grown In Canada (or
the purpose of tnanufacturiug Ilnseed,
and the repeat In product was not mutt -
able for fibre.
Mr. Freak Glass, M. 1'. for kNet Mid-
dlesex, wily Is the reeognfzed champion
of the flax Iislustry, Immediately came
to the defence of the Ontario this. In
s letter to The Montreal Star be
puluts out the dlffereutw between Weat.
ern and Eastern flax. Ile show,' that
the York Street Spinulug Mille, of Bel-
fast. Ireland, the largest In the world.
employing some 40,000 oprrattves. some
year's ago, as, tar back as 1913, tlndtug
the sources of supply ot, flax tlbre re-
duces' throughout .the world.. uudertook
to grow fibre for themselves, to the
Province of Ontario. The venture was
such a attar, that their organization
lira been steadily increased from year
to yeeer, and their operatloue have been
extruded to the Pete -hive of Quebec,
alai they Mid that In both thefts i'rov-
Ince,. they are able to grow flax for
fibre and obtain a quality that 114 equal
to the best and superior to moat of that
e hie•h le groan ou the t•nntlnent of
I:erope. Their manager at a public
gathering of flax -growers In Ontario
'ohne time ago aimed that Canadian*
could grow ns good Mire flax an any
country to the world, and that his pee-
p1e were produotog Sea etre is Outeri.
■ W from It mating lrlsh Miens la
1 rela nd.
Mr. Ireland, if be desire,. to Inform
himoeif ou the vublect, might perm's a
recent bulletin, Mimed by tbe Depart -
meet of Agriculture mad Tweak -al in-
struction
o-struction for Insisted . In thin bulletin
a report to given of teens of ten varl-
etlee eat fibre seed madei In Iniaad haat
year as follows: titWiaa (Oateris
°beet, (Lnadlaa Wewtert' (grown from
l)uter,' Child), Dutch Wblte PloweT-
Iug, Kugllsh (Yorkshire), Huws4o
II'eruau ('ruwut, Yrottbrb, Dutch
('nue Flowering), Japanese, Irish
(County Cork), and Irish laetrile
('aunty). The Outerlo abrw seed beat
Ow world lis rhea toot. producing more
Mire per sere and higher awl el sit
fibre than auy of the others cementing.
The yield per acre and value pee
uutdlxteucvd all others,.
Thi. °metal report ebuuid e ■nd fur all as the
sett the
l question once
value of tnutarh,- rows flaxis addi-
tion. the report agates that .rmplea of
1920 Doted() Sbr'e seed fates hum
'shipments to Ireland have beau tested
and showed germinetIon of of to 0T
per cent --Ode beet In the world. The
Government .might du a little prttsa-
genola work In behalf of the flax -crow.
lug luduwtry of Weatero (emetic.
-1 was a good girl. matins," an-
nounced Lucille on her return from the
first party. "and talked nice all the time."
"And did you say something nice to
Mr.. Appleby before leaving 77 asked her
mother.
"I surely did." was the proud answer.
"I aid, '1 had s lovely time, Un. Apple-
by, and had lots more to eat than 1
expected.'"
GRAY-DORY
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Growing Popularity
TisHE popularity of the Gray- ort
hiss
a thing of steady growth.
To -day this good car has more friends
than yesterday. To -morrow it will have
more friends than to -day.
Because behind this ever -widening circle
of goodwill is an organization keyed up
to the highest pitch of carefulness,
efficiency and pride in their work.
Because the intention of this company to
give the very limit of value is equal to its
ability to give value.
tillsAvarkatas,+ . "1OliFl(y
You cannot fail to appreciate the value
of. theGray-Dort at its present
D price,
at once.
T. F. HOLLAND
GODERICH - ONTARIO
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Visitor (comforting Tommy, who has
upset a hottle of ink on the new carpet)—
"Never mind, my boy; no use to cry over
spilled milk."
Tommy (indignantly)—"Any dunce
would know that. 11 it's milk that's
spilled all you have to do is to call the sit
an' she'll lick it up cleaner'n than any-
thing But this ain't milk an' neothsr'al
tis the lichin', ie what au. toe."
GRAY -DORY MOTORS, LIMITED
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CHATHAM, ONTARIO
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