The Signal, 1921-10-27, Page 91
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GODERICH, ONT.. •
nonose year earning power by
atlrudlu the
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// G '/eels
Y end Chale. Sins
S"g:*Iy hn1 clam ent D.s.rtn.ns. Thownd.
•1 our lamer modems new on b,..n.% Ids. Wr.w
fez catelee••• Eno, al r, 'tow
N,) LelLIOTT. Principal.
A. J. LAITf1WAITE
Electrical .Contractor
'1 1 E
Agent for Illue Bird Washing
Machines. Choiceline o'
Electrical Fixtures
carried
in
ti
lit' stock. 1�
Old Colborne Hotel Corner
Phone 251
Upholstering Shop !
FURNITURE REPAIRED
and VARNISHED
i,, n'1 throw away our old Furl,i-
lure till you see
CLIFF ANDERSON
J �1
opposite Br Thy Brest.
GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
The Double Track Route
lx•tween
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DLTROI
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining car service.
Sleeping oars on night trains. and
parlor cars e1' principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent. or l`. E. Horn-
ing. District Passenger Agent. To-
rogto•
til
f3.11. Lauder. Station Agent, phrase 210
F. F. LAWRENCE a SONS
Town Agents Phone II
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Tlntnalay. fletnler 2T. 1fl21.--10
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County News Summary
ED
hie to repWnate his platform .Illy
more 1111111 to •$1y lie will I7111 it hits,
Meet. It was node to get 1110 some
port of the farulttrs of the West. Mr.
tt%Ailh10041 tl page 7. King went tt'est anti almost Kul down
(' ...a stressed lumber on tlw free Inst. on 111• kii es to Them. Ha dare not
, 1 oak you Liberals are yynh going t° repudiate It tor hr tainnot p1Jl this
rote fur him imeause uuw be would doable game with the Wsital-1'r.•nlr
' DiGEST OF HAPPENINGS INTOWN AND TOWNSHIP like you to believe by his Ontario organization, and thiel\ kir\ ('rotor
y llllhu
spairhrs Ihut he ►x gublg to bttak Itis would like very' much to laity with line.
pdwlgr alai dlMlwlwr his lerlakhtng; and will play. If eleeteil;. uukgt,m' his
that lie• Is guityt lu cwwwit n. hole ' lolh,we rM ta
*404***466***'W45403e 'W 'P" 448 •V" °V"S�D k
pont "cal loofa my _ys any .wumlry ever
knew ? Are you going to volt to pant
a premium on pditk•sl dishonestly in
high places ? Write' kir. IChog u'Dd
ask hint if he intends to curry out
this plalftrrw or not. Ask him wlwu
he tomes to Ilalerlch if Iio htalor., this
town with Ills presence. 111s appeal
lM : •If you Ilk.• my plat (oral. tote
for It, and If y.iu dotl;t like,it lode for
Ire. 11e111st. it t' lad nicety 1 will
carry f1 out. Haw et/Mittens-to ittelai• lu my
duplicity.' 01itel•rvisr' let . him twine
out frankly and repudiate the platform
alai tell US hr 4s not un if uud what
lee is o11 and 1)'1• w il4 debate that."
''Mr. 4'rerar choral -4 that we are 1104 -
ting guilt campaign fu1MM from big
interred s•" said the Premier. at the
/:oderich meeting. "Well, it Is about
flute this Guvermumwt spe'ut some
Money on propaganda. • Let .ler tell
Mr. 4'rerar that his party ha• spent
VI to every $1 scant by' the Government
hi the hoot eight yeast's uu la4Iatgaoda,
ami this no/ley Was tatid,tatt of to
'troths of grain tw1Meru, made Prow
handling the grail of the farmers."
lIuth the Mackehtzie• Kim. lull the
Wood-4'rerar party were sou a in black
and white o'D tariff asperse Their
pdieles meant the tientnMuuu u'f'the
protective system hl (nlIat(a. If tlwre-
w•as a conutry the world to which
protection wits vital -Mutt country watt
l'a mala.
The Premier said th.tt the bitter ex
lierietxv- of two year. under a free
trach• policy would convinc-these who
were at pre'se'nt 1ueiwnvnnd that u
pr.itective Polley Wee esa•ntief to Can-
ada. . Arrangements with tile' 11414.01
States he wait opposed to. Reciprocity
attreetneutM with that country were
tftkety to -be thrnw•n to-4iw v#hsM. If the
Patted States found them unsatisfac-
tory. The profiler ewnn.e for 1,1111.41
wai+'to determine her tariff from year
to year and get tuts, no entanglements
ents
with our graters competitor to the
south.
I'rewler :M.'ighen staid that the fiscal
home wino before the people of ('awada-
bMentoie It wan Important that it Ire
deckled now. Mr. Crernr was now
Allying that the Government was .treram-
itag the tariff Innate In order to cuter
nti Its slum amid iniquities*, bat Mr.
('rertr wag a member of, the .Govt•ru-..
melt for two yearn. Mr. ('renr
charged the Government with being in
league with lag bewdnegs," but point-
ed to no ntarhfc het. The leader of
11. 1'rogressnr•es had resigned 4111 the
tariff issue, which he wan tune r hag
away front.
• -Whitt hate they been doing In
Wester) Canada ? What IM rhe 10a-
wro thilt orgy nfaatlou rN Isis 11Ml111 as
it dawn ! tWitkal iRprotare
bp/albite! through that .weary and
paid for out of the provisrls of grain
.w?Mernn made nut of grain pon•haeaeel
by the farmer.. (Apphln•e.l The.
Governnien iia this ennirry las main••
tabled no pis rty- urgaulriitimnn. Wt'
e•ould not through the wear and would
ted have- hen doing our duty Jf we
had. All this information about a
big fntTtei- nitwar -tii tie: tmm-t-think-If•
the lousiness 4wmtpuutty halve at heart
the welfare of this 1k,tululou. tool If
you people hale sat heart wolfing of
11141. Cooper, jr , who has been in time
West on a visit to his uncle std aunt, ham
returned home.
g&Th•re passed away soddenly in Tucke•r-
.atutth, on Friday. October 14th, after a
short Mutsu,. Win. Grahami Brownout,
at the age of seventy-seven year*. Mr.
Bruadlf's.t am well known at Seaford'
and tliniott, having retitled at both
place.'. He iM sur'Ived by his widow, 011e
rust and leu daughters. •
The anniv. nary services of
rew's choral, .Kippl•n, un Nuklay, 0010-
ber Pith, were a splendid staves. Rev. ,
Mr. Ferguson, B. A., the otieldeir,
pnaclmed tau elopwnt /111721111.144.
.work: Nam emptied by the ch1.1'F. Mon-
day evening the concert drew a record
crowd. Tlw program, was pnrvidea by
Jeawie Alexander Roberts, entertainer,
and the Seaforth mule quartette.
There t.a1.411 away on Muialey morning
..f last weak Mar??' Ann 4 iihaore. relict of 1
the late Arcliihakl Stirling. in her eighty-
eighth year. The deceased wan born ha
In•Iand slid Came to Canada with ier
ptn•nte at the age of three ttmtlis. They,
nettled at Inflow's, on die 4"t. Jaawrence
River. where she remarried r.;hibald
rtirt:ng in late ansae- tiwaw attar their
marriage they moved to Ilowick, then to
Stauley tuw•nehip, and in 11487 went to
Baytie d. Mr. Stirling pnd.'eeasrd "his
wife about twenty-six year. She is sur-
vived by two sons and four daughters.
linTaH
A very pantywee solrlaatlrsd.
in St. James church. New Dttltelei', on
Wedne4slay.1ktubcr 14, we'll.Mus Flora
Ht6s,
daughter of Mrs. Fred Hess, sr.,
fnnnerly ..f Zurich, anti 4 nl.,tt''1 II* in.
of Centralia, were united in the holy
hoodoo( in/Orin/oil. The %%A/ling march
wale played by klrs.'l'. S. Iluwald, ai•te.r
of the bride, and Rev. F. L. Nowak' p•r-
forni d the een•rwony. After tiwir lioney-
notion the young c..uple will reside on the
gra,nl's fain to Stephen township.
Arthur Hennitut. catcher of Zurich
ho gran tenni, left last week for his !sense
lin I)etruiL
The choir of Si. Ptter'e Lutheran
church were recently invited to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Mektenger• where
they were teemed to a watermelon feast.
It HEINSALL
j Mr. anti air. Thomas Parluwr, jr..
have left for tiwir new tonne in Guelph.
The anlr'picer•. arm rr'r'iceo of the Me: ho -
dist church len'. on Sunday of last week
were Well attended. Rev. ('Tifton d;ifonl,
of lateen, 'steadied and special music
w'as rendered by the choir.
Nelsen Blatchford has returned front
Dakota when' be went wine ten weeks
ago on the larestene excursion.
41-eitintetwie a ail in the Methodist church Martaret i 1'r, of CentriR, trill place h , �p e
} •ntalay ret I k the male c child that is cn>..r end Peevish.
1 11(10 nn.rnittg, I do net 'steep
When It's a
Question of -
Electrical
ct
tical
Goods
r
i;
a,i
call on
ROBERT TAIT
"The Old Reliable"
• A full stock of Light Fix.
tire. ,
Utentils,•etc., always on band.
Estimates given -and con-
tracts taken for Eaectrie
Wiring and Fitting.
ROBT. TAIT
West St. Next Postoffice
Pboaes: Store 8?, Res 193
ABOUT 3o
Have You
amDu0k
Mandy ?
-for yogi ewer know when you may
need this wonderful healer. Timely um
of Zam-liuk soothes away pain and
irritation ,and kills the germs which Set -
tap blood poison. ulceration, and eczema.
Zam-Buk 1s a pure and highly refined
herbal talar. Free from mineral drugs
and anamal fats /t 1s the safest dressing
(or all skin sores and ln;uries. Every-
1....11
very-
L •.i1 .peaks well of Z ,• i
BABY'S SORES. Mrs.W. A' Fawcett.
til h ver Glade. • N.B.. writes: -"On
baba, scalp tyres the usual ointments
had no e1tec't whatever. Zan*-Buk, how-
ever. speedily .soothed the irritation and
Cleared away every trace of disease." •
FATHER'S BURNS. Alr. J. Johnson,
del 7:u, Isd.wtb Marie st.. Fouwa 1)a.
writes - '1 was h:011y' burned by molten
metal which went rigat through my boot.
.1 was taken home -sad had the loot
dressed Nit) Zara -link. Thos kept away
all Teetering an Tinffatnmaucn and -1n tw -
ere k. 14,1' wound was yell healed "
MOTIIER'S ULCERS.. Mrs. - J.
h. - 4)O'4. - Neikirk 4 •.
Winnipeg. says .-"1 leers started m: my
telt ankle anti in spat% of doctors treat-
ment. they.t.pread teward. the knee.
%am-Buk soothed the rain wcruier-
fally, and furttter dressings of this famous
balm stepped the eieabarge, leek nut
1111 poisonous matter and braTed my leg
p eetectly " 60c box all chemists and
dealers. TRiAL SAMPLE tnr 1 cent,
•postage frons Z.*m •Itali Co .
You Neve.r." Trow
Whin You May NEEd 11
tun. lye their returning they will made
near Lucan.
CLINTON
Juewph Ryder, for many years a elti-
seu of Clinton, ieft ou Friday for Mon-
treal and on ata-tytt'llay gulled for Eng-
laud. where he has relatives and where
lie b iten & to reside Ierwa'Dently.
.t ple�salt soelal evening was spent
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. D.
Atkinson. when the Woman's Auxiliary
of St. Talon's church gathered to say
"Farewell• to one of their esteemed
me'wbe s. Mrs. F. M. Holmes, who Is
leaving town shortly to reside 11 St.
('atkarineil. During the 1'v 11111g Mrs.
Holmes w•as presented with a hand -
emir Intuit cloth by Mrs. Mance on be-
half of the society. ]lacy good wishes
1)011' 4'Npre•+s[d +before the party
w•pairatel.
•
Ernest Lirernlore.` a Clinton Col-
legiate hey. Who Iiad a brilliant career
am a /diadem 'here and who entered
Toronto l;ujversity this fall. has just
Wen awarded the it'. 11. Massey
scholarship in classiest at Victoria Uni-
versity.
'ul-
versit y. -
S. 1;11414,11. of Mullett. has porcha,nal
the IL 1,Iyerm,re house 011 Bond street
1411(1 will take up his renidener• In town
shortly.
H. R. Sharp. manager of ,t4A Wei
branch of the Molwtps (tank, received
word last week of tile madden -death,
at alt. ('isle, 311kh •-_ttf__his _brother.
Fred Slarp. -
FrreMt W Reales. it -native and for
man3 yenr.'a resident Of Clinton. diad
at Btautfonl on Sunday aferrms.n of
last week. Ile had had a vers, severe
illness over a year ago and hall never
fully recovered. Ile Is survived by
two brother. wtud OW sister.
l'Hntdut Collelpate field day. held
lee Friday afternoon Wall rely anis
toes/did. The weather •was ideal wed
keen Interest was shown in every'
brow -II ,f the sports. to the utter-
ta..ft *herr was a I.ns44a11I game iw-
_-thrv.•n the C. 4'. I. and rite Seafnrth
•4,vvfiegtafe boys In which the .visIt*M
won by.' 13.6, 1n the girls'haskettai11
game tymf.rth -was again victorious
with a n.'ore of 8.7. The ehatuplons
are as follow):••Iloy's senior chawpion.
F. Elliott : Junior. C. Matheson : *trio'
mentor eIwmplun. J. 1V.snls; junior. .1.
HEALTHY CHILDREN
ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
lee w by the perk. t
Taking the Hint. {
"lk erg 1'. dear,"
'Abe ko,kett anxiously at the chock w h aria
pointed IA, 12 SO.
Whit ie it. lee?"
"I don't wi.h to hurry you away,
l.;e.orgl , but you know' that paha is o1K
overly fund of yeti. and he as an e:erly
riser "
' .4t this hint Ih...rge commenced to get
really to take Ills deisteure.-spare Stu:
'mid*
know his political proclivities 'for 20 l'a,a•.iltdph'k,turingev+inKm•xchurch
years."
Ireton•-nnnu. da(tlr\lay-afternoon, tkKu-
Advcrtising ht The *gnat psyn, la.r 211th.
--
came to his [heath from acute periton-
itis. The o)*R1lot was expressed that
proper noslk•al aid 6.1.1 lot summoned
iu dell. ._lIr. Robert- t'. lietimo ml pre.
shied at the lnque'nt and drown At-
torney Siegel, of l;o.lrrk'h. locked
after the interests of the Crown. Drs.
A. T. Emmerson ami A. H. Taylor. of
(:oderk•h. ewntltd•ted the postmortem.
and Drs. W. R. Hemt,ly. R. L. $Ievrart
and Alvin T. Fox of 'Vingliam dare
tewtlmony. -
EXETER-
_� r along illndw, the death of Mr,.
oft.' k Last week.
trod solidity
S1i.s V. Huggins has ac4ahte la position Peter Frayne, burnt+« -maker, is rtil
in the new store of It. F l'oak. ing from business, haying sold his stock
•n o t1', Maurice mince, who took over the
business on Monday. Mr. Frayne has
been in bueirwes here for forty-four years.
The tuarr seas iehennia4Gl at James
cagy req October
Patrick aldilynnr of East \Cawaprop. i
1 haeireiglt the Ueolerick McLean pep- 19� of Annie L Elford, of .Exeter, and
gray on Maple tenet.
1'1,flWni J. Veal, of Urborne. ,
•
• The healthy child sleeps well and dur-
ing its waking hours is never crows but
pd 1.„0.i...1It :r only
Mothers,. ifyour children o
well; if they are crows and cry a glia(
deal, gire'theni Bpby'e Own Tablets and
they will won be well'and happy again.
The Tablets are a mikd but thorough lax-
ative, which regulate the bowels. sweeten
the etouiach, bllniell constipation, colic
and indigestion and promote healthful
sleep. � are- absoantelx guaranteed
free from opiates and may be given l., the
newborn babe with perfect safety. '';They
are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at
2:, rents a box from the Dr. `V illiatur
Medi, inc C ,., -Bre
' Fifteen car •.f sugar beet'• were shippei
to Chatham last week.
-aan»t
Good,' second-hand Watches
to he sold on Ten Day's Trial.
Money back if not satisfied.
$13.25 Waltham for $7.00
23.00 " . $10.00
15.00 Swiss we $7.00
2.50 Pocket Bens " $1.00
All others in about same
proportion.
Every watch will run and keep
tone.
rne.
Money Back in Ten
days if not satisfied
News was received la* Thesday of the
death in Vancouver of Sliest h.nlu
i - a*et1. 1 atlg 1 1 Tif A'hb.n aladeli,
•forttwrly of WingliamDemme,' in
her twentieth year, and had been a pro-
; lwtioner at ala' hospital in Vancouver un-
' til Rhein six months lx•fore her death:-
R.
eath"R. it. Bbultickl. who had been man-
ager o1 the 14Vingham branch of the
, Ilominion Bank for the tart four year,
• I.ashwen transferred to Toronto.
slides Ruby Breen has .gone to 4iu.•Iph,
when. she 11as a position as a steno-
Iwr.
Wingham high se Ms, e d a •w'
very siie eaeful. W. tiny won the boys'
armor championship and Snaith }lutbin
tlle,iuninr championship. Miss Marie
livt.,gston was $uceesefnl for the --armor
girls, and Mitac Annie Hntnuth won the
Juni. r championship. •
The men of Wingham ethtdis( church
gave a banquet to the Indite 14 the church
„n Tuesday evening. ttctnber 1ltli. In
ire of bid weather. the ba 1pnlent ;if the
'chart+ wan crowded. Following the
),.,:..Lave, which was prepared ande
-I,y thenen thenieelvets, a splendid
pn,gram was Rivett.
Mrs. E. 3.2 Jackson and her mther.
Sirs. itarteor. of T.irswater. vlsitwl in
1 erre' re'oentl3. T'lle latter Is in lwr
ninetieth year and is in pews+nun of
all her f•teu114,',. to a remarkable de.
■ IEr"'.
The .•.,roller r jury inquiring Into
the death of William, ithlt0bfors.
broiel,t In the report phut the th, e.ise.1
About 170 voices book peel in the first
hill reharsal of "Tate Messiah" in Janes
strict church. on Monday evening, 4 kto-
be. 17. I'rot..tnelere.,n holes to hate
"The Messiah" rendered in James street
church early in Iiecember.
A quiet wedding was eoletnnized at
James street Methodist ii,aronage on Sat-
nnIa ,October 15, when 11 ism Lila Banner.
daughter of aur. anti aur. W.D. Sanders,
of Stephen township, became the bride of
Wm: W. }lodging, of BNklulph. The
bride wore a brown broadcloth suit and a
French tangerine nether hat with a brown
veil, and carried the groom's gift n hand-
r the
ceremony Mr. and alt. Hodgins left for
London and later took a train for Handl-
Halsey Park
WATCHMAKER m'
Elgin Ave
2nd door east from South St,
Dyed HerTan
Skirt to Make
Child a Dress
DOA'I J-..
HOUSEWORK
Each package of 'Diamond Dyes" eon•
womantains directions '111 dye or tientlfaded, le 11shabbt y
skirts, dresses, waists, coats, sweaters,
stockings, hangings, draperies, every-
thing
very
thing like new. Buy "Diamond Dyes"
no is her guaranteed, kind -then even perfect fyou a have
dye-
ing If you want special advice write to
never dyed before. Tell 1)i druggist dye
whether the Ile. 01 al yon wish to dye Lydia E. Linn. Mw•dicine Co. (confi-
Your 4 tat wfll
e wool or silk, g ds. Diamonder it ie lDyes been, nopened,,rad and answered by s
cotton, or k, p good woman and held la strict conMdesee.
never streak, spot, faded or �•
Before 1 took Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
1 could hardly get about.
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-'".4 IT'S TIME
Now For You to` Consider
Your Purchases In Clothing
for fall and winter wear. - -- \ '
Before buying you should seethe valuee,we have in
Men's and Boys' Suits ' y \,
and Over. oats
All sizes carried in Stantield's Pure oo
Underwear for Men aran average -of- 25
Jess than last year's prices.
a:
•
Men's and Boys' Tweed Caps with Klingldose Band-vV.
Prices ranging from $1.25 to $2.50
McLEAN BROS.
Seri -Ready Tailors and &n4' Fareishets
THE SQUARE --- GODERICI•I
FOOTWEAR Or FALL
This , season we are showing an array of unusual
values in -• - -
Oxfords,Straplipper;, High Shoes
Otrr stockin most complete •in all the favorite styles
made in the . best leathers. Prices erre most - reasonable.
Por working men our shoee are just the thing, for the
fall. They are solid and reliable.
i 1
1
t
hkers and ' Rubber Bo is
lead in quality and price. Are uotY in stock for all pun-
pose&
4 72,1:6166672 REPAIRING . *,1U'
t.
GEO. MacVICAR
North side of Square - p GODERICH
SWORTH
The death of John J. Hurley, a re-
spected n•sklent of Nae girth, occurred at
his residence on (Jalk street, on Friday,
4 ictober 14. Tle deceased was born to
Walpole. (int:. fifty-nine„ years ago and
moved witli his parents to Kansas, where
his father ',ettkel. He was educated in
Washington, slew he held_ • Govern-
ment position for eighteen /ears.. Ite
drew warped to Brantford for}e time.
Three year's ago he came to fleefnrth,
where ale w'ns married to Catharine Barry.
Bee.ides his widow. 1 e is survived by his
antimer. who lives in Brantford.
Cobourg, Ont.-" For many years I
have had trouble with my nerves and
have been in a general run down con-
dition for some time. I could not do my
work half of the time because of the
trouble with my monthly sickness. I
was told of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound by friends and advised
to try it. It has done me good, and I
strongly recommend it. Since I have
taken it i have been able to do all iffy
own work, and i also know friends who
have found it good. You can ape these
facts as a testimonial." -Mrs. ELL=
FLATTRIa, Box 761, Cobourg, Ont.
Why will women continue to suffer so
long u more than we can understand,
when they can And health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound/
For forty years this good old fash-
ioned root and herb remedy which
contains no narcotics or harmful drugs,
hue been the standard remedyfor fe-
male
t
thousands of anti hwomen who as restored the been
troubled with such ailmentsulceration, sdiplace-
Q
menta, inflammation,lrr
uterine*, etc.
The Dominion -Shoot, Limited, biter
opened a store in the Campbell block -en
algin street:
Premier Nleig en passed through Sea -
forth, on the 11 o'clock train, on Wed -
"today rooming of last week while on his
way t. Clinton., He gracionely got off
while the train was at ate station and
sleek hardn with all present. a
John Sproat has returned freta Detroit,
*li.'le tie sp'nt t}M1wlrrNrlee. - - .
Huron County Flax Mille made an
as.ignment for the benefit of its creditors
on September 30th. it was decided at
the meeting id creditors to wind up
the affair -of the. company as
soon as pommible. After which the mills
atSed(forth, Smarts and Blyth liken will
be pmt haw s�ltaaneffor t and maark Te stock he
liabilities T tTie company ate �ni(Rltttr[
o.er 14200,000, but the present esti'D1a
4alne• of the aer+•ts, provided the market
is at all favorable, will cover the liabilities
fairly well. J. M. Best, of Seaforth, is
one of the in.p•etnrs. -
do the' very work Mr. 4'rerar
afraid -we are going to .Io.
"Take Mr. l'rerur'M manatee° home
aid rend D" he urged. "ns wearisome
a .tory or !sententious prttrillty us you
ever heard."
"What IM this railway question ? 1
don't know. Where doe Mr.. Prete
k1
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, Clinton, Ontario
Being unab'e at present to open a Gnderirh Branca have arranged a time table
that students from Goderlch may attend all classes, coming down in the afternoon
and returning on evening train. Classes held 2:'10 to 6:40 m. You will he com-
plying with the AdnlewKent Act by attending the School of
Commerce For courses
red trema. Phone 19f1 or write,
F. WARD. B.A. M,Accts., Principal
Alit BETWEEN BUFFALO& CLEVELAND
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CENTSTEAMERS 3
.t red, that Is different from anon, 1 - Y'or �• _ OrBUFFALO*
slow sac
sZxntt7 ' Mare 1)p DAUM the lung • t' BC FALO --Daily. sv miry7a(aj- rD
. t '1 tie P. M. poetics Viten tie was to tate (bv r redrrrerg rat -is -au. roll ntras..d.rrttel• IL
wdutbei + We took 11e railways out I 1 us.. .,..1'e PAW P. to W1>mi i''1)" C'a•ve y- tp - M.
r7ws{ars..ay..ateo
slaughter sale of all Gcnnctt Reoolds-
ten-inch at tl i rents each. Come sat g.•t
ting rhoiee. Blackstone'.'.
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once -Nose and Throat Clear.
.1)m Crt.unt rev •' *1G Ac i'. .. Detroit i.neoed
et'n Blent. - . twin
DegrClonee. A.t
l, -k r ,,mina Degree. Buffalo .od Cleve4od .r. e.od r.,r [rirwrb[i� .. i�.r.
"Mr. /'rotor says he does not want sy',..e new 1emna.rrett t.. tkr. t.1.0 ague.. \I27lorbDtw�r..���6�aMa.uar-
free trade right away. The tariff is I 1 ` ' "'�' •1Lr z 1'.n d.sern l wit, for r.r...t.xa. a.s ezt t Kr
had, (onimercially and morally wrong,
hot we Ione here It for a while. If 1
thought. as he did, that we 0011111 *'I
along with,nt_I� 1 ou�ld abolish -pro-
tection tomorrow, and 1 think any
reasonable men would do the name.
The fact of the matter M. that riled
you pike the ditty off-th1• essentials.
fmdamental industries that wr mast
have In Clarinda if we ere to have any
Midwifes" system' at ail. 7o have to
take it off everything, or hoer could
you maintain it? it' would be discrim-
inatory end Impmsstb)e. Remove the
duties "on foodstuffs anti Inatrnmente
of protluetlon slid raw material end
you deal a death blow to the indwells!
system of this e'ountry that we have
11,1111 up for the` taut 441 •
[iota tear . Ta
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f,•uta Wry colored ,••ej�I wool* greet or Taw drat 9.10 . SEP:ANDBI11" .mit en receipt o1
fir. rents. A4.o.mb for ore iiia/. 66e1'w1i1 •.d �"• eerier
Tae Clay.land & edr.) ;
Tra..it Compeer
If your nostrils are cteigged and your
head stuffed because of catarrh or a
cold, get Ely's Cream Balm at any drug
store. Apply a little of this pure, anti-
septic, germ destroying cream into your
nostrils and let it penetrate through
every air passage of your head and
membranes. Instant relief.
How good it feels. Your head is
char. Your nostrils are open You
breathe free!p. No more hawking or
snuffling Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic Don't stay stuffed
up. choked up and miserably R.Selici
is sure,
tion at an.
Tw 1'.r... Skip
-°a1AnD•a-
_-er. l••a••• .ed meet e.�r
ip•oremer st.•ores e. l■1.■d
voters f1*..,orld. Simply;
topoeiry, 1100 pressen.
`FARE) s
year.. "
GREAT STOCK
atll� terY14x •
"As to Mr. Ring yon will 'Deter get
DANDERINE
Stops Hair Coming Out:
Thickens, Beautifies;
s
:45 -rents buys a bottle of "Ilandor,ne"
at any drug store. After one applies -
tam von can not find • parte le of
dandruff or a falling hair. lle.idra,
every hair shows new life, vigor, bright -
nese, more c*nor and abtrndaese.
ti
Reducing Sale
.>ywxnnnn( ,
H&v-ing disposed of our Retail Furniture Business
to Mr" J. YR:-Wheet 1 we are now planning to -reduce
our stock in all lines before giving �.
Possession on November 15
Spsze will not permit us to quote prices but bar-
gains are assured as a substantial diflicount will be
given on every article in the store.
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Walker's Furniture Store
. The Square, Goderich
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