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upplies for the
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Note Paper and Envelopes,
Pencils, Pens, Ink, Mucilage,
Metro Books, Recipe Books,
Gold Ink and Gold Paint,
China Mender. Housekeeper'
Wax Paper, Waterman be deal
Pens and
man's Fountain Pea Ink
We have lust tredved a ship-
ment a Corm 7 L Vases, Sal-
ad Bow), Cake 1'.ates, etc.,
which ore fee a, cel wost ren.SOR-
ably.
PORTER'S
-_•_ Ngo $TUITED
8YtThRRH? USE
TILL SIGN/LL
- GODEB.IOH, OLAT.
The New Government
have or, heavy task ahead of 1t. hut It I 1
will Ile• Able to profit by wueh of the 1
work terrhd out fey the members of t
tame, J. W. Winson and F. V. Wil-
iems. The various departments are up
o their usual high attendant aril
there is a special de{{sertment for
every starting man whether his hobby
nuns to guns, tithing, trapping or any
of tle other fan•uutting attractions
of the great outdoor life. The Feb-
ruary iwate is now on sale at the book
stands. Rod and Gun in Canada is
published monthly by W. J. Taylor
published
Publisher, Wo dste•k, t intarid
W Ifornu.r tVlwmttttc' wear Rare dealt
Saved Canada �l 000 000. Into the• pt1•mt W411v` Or les. Px-
i haustIrely • \streams' organizations
anal utltt Isis of the delartutent. ton -
g
in Cancellation wilt le ealltrl upm to oodles
,Poli o/curbing Expenditur
- what they think are i e -saes elengt•s
CL in the exiettna legislation anal tuatters
flee -Breaker Contract And Purchase of the Stith 11• dt.110s1 1 of MI1411114 eantel•11
John D. assn-- Notes on Coming Session food., .•t.., are expected to he theta ilea.i:t. e4.1. lir. -!Vit Ilse ....don they are going to sham the matter and
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1,•.s than :t 1114111!11 ,'vats \(Ghere is a the Minister of the Interior expects to
great rush of preparation. The ov- nuke a statement withla a doe or twon
,ii ut •
ho- not had a great deal of which will clear 111•:1Y e11 uncertainty
time. so. hiking once. and there as to his intentions In the matter.
bk.!'havbk.!' Ly-4414and other, mitt- --0 i 1 t
tt.i i to take erre oto butt still the 144gk-I Agrleulture, ns of tlw 'beide In -
native progritm win be well *limier i duatrtee `of the ltewnlabn should tie i combines and netim +lies. There was
way. It i.. le•Ileced, tietore• the House assured of rtcetehag the attention 1t 11.1
11 a measure 001 the statute leaks
meets. f•:,timatt. are getting into merits. with the Barr of two wen such I a ft -w yeare ago. but with the op -
WWI 'e. the tommltt4V• sect1ons 44411•
thew.
• Nhot form it will :eke Is yet
ut11erttin. but it is eats.•r d also GIGthere will he stone fegisLuion NW1114.111will seek ttog11ar l Ili- pub! a age ala
the enwtattou, mud machliuttious o[
shape lu the various Goveruuteut dt•- We Ilon. W. 1t. Motherwell. who teas
pertments and these will cuuie down tllr father of the /:rain Grower.. Co-
to council for an tlpplicatiou of the oiweative movement In the West as
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pruning touts tiers shortly. so that lw- �tinikter a!eau MtlrslWll of
fuel lien. Diemen
fore they go to Parllaweet there will OkI'. Alta.. as ('ommitestoner of Agri -
Is. little left which tould 7.e cut out.' culture. , As Minister of Agriculture
During the week the forty whips in"Alberts Mr. Marsala'', was an out -
have been busy allotting gating and barreling atu'ee$s. knowing the airtime
rlom accommodation to the memtwrs tubal industry froth beginning to end,
of the Commons, and practkally tea• and he to himself a .ueet-esful farmer
full Cabinet 1s in atteuelalee, at all and rancher.
meetings these- days. the Ministers The new t'owUli.siula•r of Agrlcul-
without portfolio having et.uw in from tort', w-io is ti" fernier Ontario boy.
their lames to lend their assistance hail an lnternetioi&tl reputation both
Ih deciding the many knotty questions as a livestock Jtalite and atttliorlty
with whkh the Government is c•ou- end as a rot..l speaker on agrieul.
reveled, soon the new Government tura! matters. At the, present time
will bring .eveaxl of its polk•ier Into he it in Florida doing Pet work for
the Ugbt of day and offer theaa for - the lmmdgratloa Deeatttaent and trill
the'approvalof Parliament ala tbe take over IV Iewt-16liai F'-
plblk! ittrt to Ottawa.
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AA indk'atlon of t4W pollej• t0_ M Th' Minister of ILIIIIWays, Ilon, ▪ W.
A HEALING CREAM folktwedi with rgard to paddK !!i -i -tiilemedy, 1s on a tour of dnopei'tion
pwlatltunes is given iu the.calMrllrtlon of the (:rend Trunl• lumped between
of the ice -breaker contract *wankel by Quebec and Winnipeg Mel at the eon -
1 the Metgh.-n Government. in its dying elusion of bus trip will be In a post-
days, In an effort to won a 'Montreal' Oen, It is anticipated. to give the Gov -
I ?tent for lion. 1'. C. Ballantyne. The ernment .4411114- advice whk•h w111 asalat
IVickers people had secured the 'con- In lima -lug rip a railway policy. The
tract a few days before the election. problem of railway operation and ad-
andnothing having been done on it, ministration together with the need of
and the new l:orernwelt having learn- giving the people of the whole Ikomin-
ed that a former t'anadinn duet --breaker kul the Ielent of the basset posalble
coulee fe bought at a :saving of ap- freight charges, is one of the most
proximately a million donate, work that which the new Government has
esti ordered to star 11l over until the to fate. and while it is not to be ex -
if your nostrils are clogged, your
throat distressed. or your head is
Muffed by nasty catarrh or a cold, apply
a little pure, antiseptic, germ destroying
cream into your nostrils. It penetrates
through every air passage, soothing in •
flamed, swollen membranes and you get
uistant relief. -
flow good it feels. Your nostril* are
open. Your head is 'clear. No more
hawking, snuffling. dryness or strug-
gling for breatfi. Get a small bottle of
Ely's Cream Balm 'tom any druggist.
Colds and catarrh, yield like magic.
Don't stay stuffed up. Relief is sure.
Gas, indigestion,
Stomach Misery
/IDiapepsin"
Go*t-rumeut tad leen hble to investi-
gate the matter.
The ins estigatiou euhnetattd in the
permeate. of the John 1.1 lfazlen xrt
pe4teel that within a few weeks of the
time of taking otlke the Government
w111 revolutionize the whole railway
Attention, the mutter is being given
kwbnaker built in Montreal and earnest l•onaileratdon-and all angles
turned over during the war to then of the queattioa are being looked Into.
It moth' (:ove-ruuu-n' which vesselwas lying at l'h•rlourg. F'rnnce. for Already there are indications coif
sump time. To make sure flat the some of the legislation which IN likely
Hazen was 111 gloat condition and a to he forthcoming, though, it is 744
good buy., the Government had !.lord's ahead of the,time when the legislative
Shipping Agency scud n representative program' can he brought 'before yeti -
„two,' tort ('o11nell for a full dlacuo4siot1 of
survey of the vessel. itis report was matter+ there. The Immigration Act
that the 4114) WII1 as guest a. new- and is being gees over and it is thought
ars worth approximately emeaWMI. to tw more than likely that some
But the Government. found they could change. will he made. and .also that
buy ler for Li9:000, so tee Vkker, • straightforward policy will be lard
deal was off, much to the- disappoint- town by the (:uvd•rnment during the
Quem
at of mouse of the Montreal Inter- erasion which i4 to open -in -a -month
e ei11ts.-feaE_ibe--trv.tslt___wip-_._swrius W _Qt, w►. The matters et Immigration
portant oa', a alio one merits
. re I relief
for Indigestion,
itself the people of uneda of .rue million and colonization la regarJ a., an im-
the sorrel rrhef ,SorcGs-es, ilollatw eta t ltd 1 *hi
h t
Flatulence, Heartburn, Sourness, ler-
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',seat At or Stomach lhrt re.a cau.e,1 There .are one or two dry Io(k con -
by acidity. A fete tablets give almost tracts on the-NA/1e coast. het in the
immediate stomach relief and shortly the Pre-election dale. w9,kh may newt a
stowach i., corrected so you can eat fa- similar fate If tbe Government finds
tarite foods without fear. Large cgs that thoy are not tNrwssary and that
out. only few tents at drug store. Mil- the e•xpnditurea can he averted raw.
44 as helped annually. -y►-
Writs for the bya•hr•tkoes in .trgen-
t•uil and also 111 East hootetuty.
where the new Nliulster of- 1'uhlk
Works. lluu. J. 11. King. k to mock
teetiom, are expected shortly. There
has txr•n some talk of holding the
Argenteuil tint open for week or sl
to see whether It might serve as a
vehicle for Iloml Charles et( -wart's
Smash Your
Cold To -day
Give it a knockout blow with a few
Ora of -
Buckley's Bronchitis Mixture
Tried and proved Lev ov.r 201,000
= people. l'osaivcll 4.paranaccd to eve
-.relief. 40 won tc.. 7S,
Serle[ M ell eYwsato•
r b •ell boa
Is. a. tac•aw. head. 1* eased. at. 140,
Bold is Ooderitb by
J. A. CAMPBELL. Druggist, -
Godericb, Ont.
entry into Parliament. but Mr. Stew-
art, while lie has not yet definitely
arranged for a tont ht Alberta, has
leen offered seats in half na dozen
I'rovh11ss and has not yet [Wade his
choles ate to where he will stand. The
Alberta farmer group have not appar-
ent!' made up their minds for what
the closest attention. as More people
mutt undoubtedly be brought into the
Country In order to bring Lan h pres-
ently vacant, under cultivn4 on and
provide• business for some of the thou-
sands of miles of railways with .vhleh
the (*,pole ere epddled.
There is no leek of would-be immi-
grants, It is known, but many of these
seek to come to Canada are not
of the type which Canada meds. 'rhe
question of where to draw the nue in
immigration is Important ural t+c ods•
of which must be eiolred he ire the'
Government can lay down n netriT be-
fore Par! houient.
44414111ineent of 1110 lbsird of l'uwmene
this was wiped out. Men the IGarel
of 1'owwene dial and the public ens
left without any protlr•tlun. T
hie
feature was ruta•h4d upon by the pres-
ent !'rime Ministter during the elec-
tion campaign 81111 it is known to have
received loneitiem-.tc nticntion at the
ladle of various 'minders of the Gov-
ernment ,litter they took office. With
Hon. James Murdock, n former ('om-
filbidoner of the ,Gard of l'owna•re,
out hated to *(wise• the teller members
Of tine Government its M-tle• pmtte-
tion twetwwry for, the e„usuwer, it k
evlaetlrl that whatever weasure is
brought in it will give the citizens of
('anWda aufik•lent justification to feel
tort they are oro longer at the mercy
or prodters es le the past. --
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Le'Rislation covering the re-estab-
lishment of soldiers 44 also found to
foiln1 the sitting'. of the special Par-
liamentary committee which the Gov-
ernment has announced its intention of
appointing shortly after that opening
of the session. That committee w111
RAILWAYPROMOTIONS
— _•••4■.
TREAT RHEUMATISM
THROUGH. THE BLOOD
Liniments and Rubbing Only
Give Temporary Relief.
iflwluuatue'i is a trouble extremely dif-
ficult to get rid of. if a tendency to rheum-
atism is estlblishol in the system it makes
itself manifest by a return of the acute
pains a nth every spell of ball weather.
This is why so many people think the
trouble is due to coke or temp. The fact
is known, however, to medical nen, that
*kb the appearance of rheumatism there
ma rapid thinning of the blcaol, and tlutt
be rheumatic poisons are only expelled
from thesystetn when the blood is restored
to hue normal condition. This means that
to drive rheumatism (ton' the system it
must be treated through ale blood, and
for this purvey Dr. Williama' Pink Pills
have been very succoeful. as they build
up and enrich the blocs!, thus easing the
aching, swollen joints. and benetitting the
health "f the aufiererinother ways asaeII.
Amory[ the rhe tturatic sufferers who have
satisfactorily used this medicine is Mrs.
James (lien, Charlottetown, P. E. I. , who
says: "For three long months I eft&•red
terribMy from rheturati ni. I wes so 11.d
that I could not do my housework, and
even to attempt to walk caused me agony.
I spent a great deal of money on liniments
and medicine. without getting tow least
benefit, and my condition was pitiabk'-
At this stage my attention was called to Dr.
Williams' stink Pihls, and 1 began taking
this medicine, and shall always praiiae the
day 1 did s.. Iiefore long there was no
doubt that I had at last found .,mething
that would give me, relief. I gladly con-
tinued ming tbe pill witli tie n•stilt that
ern now as well as eve I was, able to do
my homework and ea for my childn•n.
Sines- that time one of i daughters fell
into an anaemic condition ltd was obliged
to discontinue going to tell I. i gave her
lir. Williams' l'ink Pills, a now she h.
se healthy a girl as there is 1 the city.
Yon may be sure I lose no opi nits in
praising this medicine.”
Dr. Williams' Pink Itil1a can heti
through any medicine dealer. or b mail
at 50 ct•nts a lox or six loxes for 2.50
from The Lir. 1Villiams' Medicine • • ,
Brock% ie. _
Mother—Now, Hazel. can you gire
me arty reason why I should not Isar
Ish you for being naughty 14
deer! -Yea. m.. 1)i tur ea hd you
wl 'n't to take any violent exercise.
STORMY WEATHER
HARD ON BABY
1'he stoney, blustery tiealher N1'icit we
have during Febnary and Mar•h is ex-
tremely hand op chikiret. Conditions
[Hake 1t necessary ssry for the mother lo keep
time in the house. They are often con-
fined to overheated. badly ventilated
roomer and eatchtgcolds which rack their
whuk'systent. To guard against this a box
of Baby's Own Tablets should be kept in
the house and an occasional dose given the
baby to keep dm stomach and bowels work-
ing regular) This will not fail to break
up ool ds and keep the health of the baby
in good condition till the brighter days
come along. The Tablet *re sold by
niedicine dealers .w by nail at Vic a boa
from The i)r. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, (int.
Canadian Peed* --
"Vancouver F 1pnua"
Winnipeg -Calgary -Vancouver
I'a e'engers for Western Canada will
find the "Vancouver.1:x preset' leaving
Toronto 10 p.m. daily. a moat conven-
ient train. stopping at and eouulvttng
for all principal points.
Equipment consists of first-class
Poaches. np-todate Standard and Tour-
ist Sleepers. Compartment Observa-
tion, dining and colonist cane.
The most beautiful ticeuery in Can-
ada is along the line of the Canadian
Pacific.
For tickets, reservations and full in-
formation apply airy Canadian Pacific
agent, -or Canadian Pacific town oak?,
corner West street and Square. (lode -
rich. 3741
lenge sad (partes Fits.. Tomes*
strictly first -dam in all lk•lartniente
and unexcelled in the Dominion. Stud-
ents Resisted to obtain employment.
Enter any time. write for our hand -
sortie catalogue.
ELLIOTT. Principal.__
?PURITY
FLUUR
"More Bread and Betterljremi
rt ff(, i • e tt in [til your t'
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Iru-ea•la Post: Lest week Milton Oliver,
only team of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, of town,
went to G.derich to take a peaition on the
daft of The GoderichSignal now under
the management of his uncle, Athol Mc-
Quarrie, fomierly of Brussels- Milton has
been t rociatxi with The Post for the pad
few n*ndis "getting itis hand in" and we
wish him the highest caucuses•. We don't
look for him to stay at the foot of the Red-
der and will exlarl to bear good storied of
i ,
his program.
1Rsftrrning to Matilda
'Adm. J. Balch, of Brussels.- tuts
ar7i a 3tr fwitdetict• W la -
01+ letbrattk-
aad inteola moving with his tamely
to Manitoba,
SPECIAL IN
Daintily Stamped Gowns
for Embroidery
1:.•g l.r 1.2
For $1.50
Iitradeiw of outdoor fiction will et-
smitle interest the February Rod
isneliun in Canada. This ismle of the
popular rting monthly contains
stoner by sic well known authors as
iM.rry M. More, Raymond Thomp-
son, l o-nrge f., Catton, George G4l-
bt•rt and the regular contributors,
BonnycastIe Dade, A. . Bryan Wil -
ARE YOU A MOTHER?
Mn. Dalton tolls of a W.B-kaowa
Doctor's Prescription that is safe
for Yo1•ag Mothem to take as a
Tonic anti Nominal &sueo it
contains no harmful is-
greenest.
London. Ont.—"Dr. Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription saved my lite years
ago and for that
reason I am most
enthusiastic in my
recommendation
of It to women
who are ailing and
weak. 1 was taken
with the measles
when to an ex-
pectant condition;
then blood polson-
ing set. In and my
family became
greatly alarmed. The doctor advised
them to give me Dr. Pierce's Favor-
ite Prescription and 1 took several
bottles of it and was restored to
absolutely perfect health. i later
took Favorite Prescription as a tonic
and nervine and received great hens•
-1ft-tfnm-tr. At *-troman'a- --
it is unequalled." — Mn. Jennie Dal-
ton. 767 York St.
HEALTH BRINGS BEAUTY
Year Health is Vital to You
Barrie, Ont. --•'i was suffering from
a rundown system some time ago,
was unfit to perform my dally duties,
and was advised to try Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. 1 tried It,
took two bottles, and was restored
to my natural strength. 1 cannot
praise Dr. Pierce's medicine too
highly and will be willing to write
to any one sending stamped envel-
ope." --Mrs A. H. Bishop, R. R. No. 1.
You'll sown feel better If you ob-
tain
attain this "Prescription" of Dr.
Pierce's at your nearest dreg store.
In tablets or liquid, or send leo
to fir. Plerco'■ Laboratory In Bridle-
burg,
ridO►burg, Ont., for trial pkg. tablets stoat
write for tow MNbal adviotlr"
Got No SleejS'
' But now the neuritis has gime...
the pains have ceased. the nervous
system is restored and the writer
of this letter pays a grateful tribute
to the medicine which made him
well.
ri Mr. John Woodward, P.T.O.,
bacon. Ont.. writes:
"11 gives sae much pleasure to recon -
mead Dr. aisle's asedic.ss. especially
a, do N.rve Food. 1 was • srimer from
seurdn For several years. and tried all
knack of woodier. yet rover seemed to
ser any !leiter. Ai last my nerve. and
whsle system ward to give way
thre,••t e". heir- alts so net any rest
or sleep at nights far p,,.., ••-• 'y
Mei te take ate w all porn of ole Iisabs
ani fee. My serves would twitch till
`fit w`le body would seem to jerk riO.t
Nip M Ly in bed. Alagsi at e4e
.int ..dawsir. I derided 1 woe I get
Dr. Cbililfs Nerve Fond. which 1 did.
ala afar lag 'weary hoses b believe
aeyslf Jai areal again. 1 alae keep
a bortd Dr. Chas*. Kii.ey-hver Pais
en bawl 4 Pm ass eat year 1 era
cls nary seal hada.-
Mae'. Nerve Food. SQs
ran {dMlwm• Or Edmanson, {
1111111118Coe.. uaMdl. Toronto. I
.
J. P. BURNS.
J. P. Burns is appointed
A usistant Chief of the Dept. of
Inveati4fation of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, with head-
quarter• at Winnipeg, suct-°ted-
ing Lieut. -Colonel William Mc-
Leod. deceased. Mr. Burns en-
tered the service of the Can -
A. H. CADIEUX " .
Railroad and the IntercolontaT
Railway.
Mr. A. H. Cadieux is apnnint-
ed Assistant to Mr. R. G.
Chamberlin, chief of the Cana-
dian Pacific Investigation Dent,
with office at Windsor St. Sta-
tion, Montreal. Mr. Cadieux
Joined the service in July, 1914,
as investigator in the investi-
gation Dept. In May, 1916,
he became inspector, and from
this position he roes to fill the
vacancy created by the promo-
tion of Mr. J. P. Burns. Previ-
ous to entering the service of
the Canadian Pacific Railway'
Mr. Cadieux was connected
with the Grand Trunk Railway
for a number of year*: he was
special agent from 1907 to
June, 1918. when he severed
his connection with that rail-
way to accept a position under
Mr. Chamberlin, Chief of the
DNA. of Luba ,
adian reel/ ria cltfef-•etPrlt to
the Investigation Department,
Montreal. having been con-
nected with it since its incep-
tio•1 in -"ere. 1913. Hs
was attac:ted to the Montreal
office as assistant to Mr. R. G.
Chamberlin, chief of the Inves-
tigation Dent., prior to which
he Was fn• many yearn private
secretary to the late Silas H.
C•r•'enter, who was then Chief
ter n"see'{ en of the City of
?-,--•"••-• r't'ev1oue to eltter-
e l .-nrk he wan ow -
i• various capacities
r.c. r -and 'Bank 1tiitway
Aystem, the Boatos • Matas
•
1111
MISS S. NOBLE
The News of Huron County
A Survey of World Events -
And Columns of Farm News
-ALL FOR $2.75
The Signal and The Family He, ale! and
Wetkly Star at this price for one year
Thi New Canadian .:nat
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w' The Family Herald and Weekl
a copy of the new Canadian Coat e
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The Leading L' a Corpany
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19Z_1- -
THIS MOST PROFITABLE YEAR IN
THE HISTORY OF THE COMPANY
Results for Ycar Ended Jut December
- . .... - ▪ $121,312.127.33
. • e 14,532.68
(:.1Sl1 INCOME ,i,-rg_,,,,_, •31,107,10.16^
increase for year . . • 2,3 C5,570.73
Increase for year
SURPLUS over all liabilities and capital 10,383,90.10
Tttcreasc Toy year . 101924
PROFITS paid or allotted to policyholders 1,$49,,4189.95
PAYMENTS to Policyholders. Death Claims,
etc. 11,967,069.62
ASSURANCES IN FORCE . 536,718,130,53
50.,595 3b
NEW ASSURANCES issued and paid for in
cash ,
90,030,035.66
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HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL
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