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February 23, 1022.
THE SIGNAL
- OODUIOH, ONT.
Nes Auto Point Shop
lire l . .a ....l., teceutly of ettµi•
ivaw, !tee ...Isar Lal oar "ter the 1.01111 Atop
iprl,a•riy rtyt by Mr. C. Henry. Mr. Sea-
bra e. !what! fourteen years' experience
le un alar" and furniture !minter and is
7thcndor' well (ptalltit,l to give the
-lee et service art thie particular line.
n Gtelertch DY
Al11'ItELL. Druggtat,
,teslerk•14 Ont.
u'micr Tyne FromFromJanuary' :1.•1.
CENTRAL .7
,1eD. ^'
Western Ontario's !gest commercial&•luxe with Ceantnercutl, Shorthand
and Telegraphy departments \\ e
wive individual instruction. hence
"Entrance" standing is not necessary
GradLhtes assisted t., position.. Get
our fm catalogue ter rates and other
particulars.
D A. h1cLACHI.AN, Principal
t
Image and Charles Sts.. Toronto
is strictly tin.t•cluas in all Ik•Jrrttncnts
and unexcelled intls• I►uotimon..tutl-
cnu, amist(t to obtain employment.
Minter any time. Witte t.wsatr hand-
some catalogue.
W. J. 11.1..1.1111T.11.1..1.1111T.1TT. Prltsctw
1 time taken over the business
kerroerly conducted byHenry
d lou ii(.
aniUse sen ices of
sign a
a Bret ,lass sigid show card
writer I ant in a poeitton to render
quality scree. in either art these
11110n. Your pa 101111g1` is sdb•jtel.
All work guanut.ssl.
Miss Elsk• Iltlldford Iwo returnee
from it rldt With her ulster, Mr+. J.
.1. t'awerou, 111 TOroiito.
Mr. and Kira. Mureh are seating
friends in Cleveland thisweee.
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AUCTION BALE of
PERE-BRED POLLED ANQI:Fi CATTLE, GRADE MILCH COWS,
HORSES, FTC.
MG'rittS. CHAS. Aso AARON FISHER
will sell by Public Auction at Lot (Leon.
J, 1:. 1►., Colborne. 1 tulle oast of Bel'
miller, on,TUESDAY, FEB. 11N, coo•
mewing et 1.30 o'clock, sharp, the toe
lowing:
1 Reg. Polled Aureus Cotteti 7 yrs. old. In
:alt: 1 Registered Polled' Antos heifer,
1 year old; 1 Reg. Pulled Angus bull, 1
year old; 1 Reg. Polled Angus bull, 4
months old; 1 grade cow. $ yrs. old,
1 grade cow, 7 years old, newely calved;
newly calved; 2 heifers, :1 years old,
calved In December; I brood sow with
10 pigs, 4 mks old: 1 gen purpose horse.
S yearn ofd; 1 driving mare, 8 years old,
1 Grey A Sou buggy, needy new: 20
bushels of Rockefeller .ep4 potatoes
and other articles. - •
Mr. Chas' Fisher Is leaving the farm
and everything advertised will be mold
without reserve.
TERMS -Eight mouths' credit win be
given on furuishing approved joint.
nines. A discount of 1'l, straight allow.
ed for cash.
CHAP. t\ AAI:ON FISHER, T. GUNDRY,
Props. Auctioneer
MOCK TRIAL
atw(•ut Sr 11' total 450 1V irreu
ltamfonl, 3Le; Normal) Keeling. :130:
ta' Mahe! Walden. vtsl; Harsh lluu.11t,
rash Elco Walden. We. (111sae1K for
expected
four papers) ; Eva look. 105 (absent
be -
before three papers). Sr. IIL-total 4501
fields
-Juw•ph lull. 3441; Mtlbourne Keel.
ata- Ing, 200; Lenore MIllluu. 101. 14r. 11.
Although
---total 450---F hunt• Bamford, 334 ,
ticltt !ferule Curter, ;.2tl; Edgier Howatt,
con- 312; ledlm Walsh. elOri; Eva Stack -
bowie, house, 202; Mary Rodger. 251: lima.
ort-
Carter, 237; Madeline Walden,
it. 1t. REDMOND, teacher.
Currants std lluw.,beertee.
AT BAYFIEI D U a etn•1•ant o ‘.."".1)‘.11.Ypial
!lull is properly rand for, tit t
eight to ten ecupa may be
before It becomes unprofitable
Bayfield Community Club Provided cause of Its age. Productive A
a VerySatisfactory Entertain- over twenty years old are not y comtuou iu suluc section,.
meat last Friday Evening the nuutber of )'ears a plaltta
will contluue in good bearing
J1.\\'Fll•:I,1). lchruar 21 __Th,. dition depends to some extent u
Mock 'Trial oar Friday evening waw location and soil, the most import-
enjoyed
mp
en 1•e,i b a fair sized crowd and ant factor 1■ the care which It re-
t
y cels,.- Th. period art producttvencss
the !Own !lull hilprovement of Doth currant uud gooseberry
Fund" benefits considerably by this plants Is longer In northern regions
effort of the ('unuuunity Club. It than toward the southeru !!mils of
is gratifying. to the committee in thall thaneir culture and longer on heavy
Gand
.
h
cars(• hof these tnontlily pogu
rra'1+ In y
gardensonsweresoilthe available
when their labors are uppreetatedi land is limited In vett nt. currants
'There are, of course, always motile and gooseberries may well bo plant -
who fail to realize the work anti ed among the tree fruits and lett
strain. involved hi {letting up enter-
tainments with lie limited supply arcal.., and the foliage in wuallY
of talent mitts available ill healthier In such locations than
villages like Bayfield, but the Mock when grown where It fa freely ex -
Trial and other prograul': arranged posed to the sun.
be- the Community flub are evidence A place with good air drutuage is
of the fact that it i� possible in such pretsreed for Looseberrtes. In low,
I damp places mildew attacks both
places tor people by cooperation and fruit and foliage morn severely than
'organization to do some•thingl"hs• in on higher sites where the air circus
their recreation hours besides play talion 1s better. Currants, however,
cards and and dance With more ct. aredew. seldoTm severely attacked by mil-
k1-t'Tlt1N &JA.►.i' FARM STOOK
AND1YP1.EME\T4s •
operation and better organization stoptng onehereforeu
, crr, anwtshenwarythe be plantedsiteIsta
the Hayfield Conmlunity Club could on the lower parts and gooseberries
provide even better_ programs and above. As both fruits blossom very
Liu more for the welfare of the early in the spring, neither should
be planted in low pockets where late
village, spring frosts may kill the'' flowers.
THE LATE JOHN TOMS Gooseberries ordinarily are propa-
John Toms, w't) gated by mound layers.yyThe plant
February11th, aft from which layers are'to lh procured
should be cut back heavily before it
less, borne with rt
Mit. el•X; tBE t'. BEAN
will sell by public uueti"n at lot 6,
coo. 7, N. D..4'olbottm, oar•• mite west
of Cark.tt. On t
F'Itll►.11', 3IAltelt 3
eomen'ucing at one o'clock elute.. rho
tweet lig : -
H41R:tl:tt'.%ND t'.VFT1.F:
1 he', y hors.'. 41 yearn 4)111 ; 1 hoary
man•. 1 years 0111; 1 driving mire', 6
year• ekl 1 lslnehry l reegistt'nsl
awe t Iioru hill. 11 menthe; 1. holstein
con. s years 1111. ,tar(• )birch 5: 1 44teek
eat, • years oel. ileo 310 rel 17: 1 rad
etrei- ira w w1.4 -A+s'-
m». a- year. :dd, i•'tti.ln..ml 1.1 calve
O�-r..it(dr 10: 1 pure-h,sl regietertd
e„a ti years. Atm Monde '2.W; :t hrifert,
ri•ica 2, supptw•.l to vane in May and
Ja:e•; 3 stun!. 2 year, uud: 2 steer:;.
1 e it ol(1; 8 tele, rising 1 year: 1
•tr-tilt!.. heib-r.-161;;;; 1 year: 1 cult,
tasaths "d.): 7 'dere Pie,: •1 roan
lee 1 year .dd. "Atelrew /;roster"
1:472, brill le Jas. ('hisholtin. dtim
1 i-torht Dueh.• .. of (:luster" 14'.9 i1►,
-"Hillside Mnunn•li" 126663: •1
eeeeeedeeltels,411.14• ,"
heifer. "-Mete :tiny :frd" 1711140.
1 )r.
"Elsie VIt rlura"
nim
"1111. Me Mona veli' 12 6tee; e1 grade
'71,1m cow. lL,posrs nl.l due Febru-
'' el grail'1)urhum heifer, e,rnl-
.ine in .tprrll; a is'l,.i lig h.
•I..• � ilsltofm.
Petite.. Ieil'f.F:MENTI
1..-w-1;seri4- fertilizer dr
°t'e' ,•ew 1 Maatey-Ilarris hay
1 .Rely how ; 1 Ihe•ring binder,
ljh.ering••ultitntor: 1 Deer-
' r; 1 I)e4•ring huy'rtkt': 1 Me.
.ern binder: 1 ('.s•k+putt rltf-
1 ,early new : 1 walking plow ;
1 '@1' 1 met iron harrow•. ; 1 top
hugm i.11er tires; 1 !minty, steel
tires 1 ,st- l'ortlaue! cutter; 1 lum-
ber P11--. 1 set bob -Weighs; 1 hay-
rack.:
ayrack; 1 ''-%' I Ions, 1 root pet see
set seel.s, tient Ilia. ;- 1 stenseboet, set
heavy lhet14.. set light harness; 444•
>;,tllmn ole tae: 1 Ilalsy ehnrn, No. 2:
1 water Irene: 1 wood I)eleteel erten:
.etstriltur. \., 1. resit box :.2 iron
Electric Weng
We specialize in Wiring of
all kiuds. Let us give you an
estimate for wiring pour he tree
or enrage.
epbones, Motors
Dynamos, Electric Bells and
Burglar Alarm Systems
All N'nl:. Gt::.netttt,
SII, Iron and Toast by
ylisfetritity
We have an assortment of
the best Electric Irons and
Toasters made in Canada.
ROBT TAI'
Electrician
Welt 8t. Plume
In
t'4
in
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o died 01Twi&hty
era lengthy ill-
tnnrknMe courage
buried on Thures-
•flet! by Rev. A.
n . The deceased
and fie.
111 ul 111.8 piney at the
rn his loss there
and four rens:
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- At 11u fifth anal let concert .•f the
Lyceum Courter to be given inl lldfellt,we'
Hall on Monday evenine, February
27th, cue wi11 bear the Glorious %nice of
s
Joepfline Mnrtinn, Wll ch is rapidly
bringing to fulnllns•nt its minim. of u
brilliant career before her. It early
attracted attention from no lees a person-
age HAD k:rtric•� (:ilei.,!--
t was
February 11 it h. at the coac-
t service at the
ted
Hayfield.
as contluc
iwi-ttxl by the other local
A.
large number of
to
hom
Quinn
tluRIste
friends wk
was P
will be
river. To
remain his wt
Jack. Malculn1,C
kettle's: 1 Nene,: 1 heavy rots ; 3
set whi "nee.; :: logging ,halms; 1
lathier; 2 litl,t r.'.. - ; >lorks : shot -elm:
X quantity eel u) • 1 kltchoa tabid; 6
chairs; wile laud;; 1 large veal
last tei n Tuwet.•.. elayls; 1 parlor
InnI}p; 2�kllel,•a ;mit
art 1.•leit.
Eccrytbin_ nrn.t 10• dispmuvl of els
proprietor Iia• s,1.( the farm.
'l'EI(MM- ]I.ar and :01 sum.. of 610
alai ulster, vete titer that amount. $
months' credit ri Is• giten on fur -
lashing appy•" i,h.r beds.. A als-
rnuut of 0 i/Pr..t• ler annum alhm•-
e(1 for cambl.,i ,I' „a,.•nnts.
On
o
, F. n cot 1 . f ; i'NDRY. ✓
I•rop r. ktrtloncer.
RHEUMATISM
SCIATICA
QI►essatiata sad altallar t roubles
tavariabiy Plat lie this
Rem tea's i atic Cap..
rs.5trsatalMb W n y deetorta
a
` 1eny L1lallh'ua1 druggists
Nt.oast to Past gill confirm
�th. Ths tMUm reds of tetra
't leases Is oar tiles .how
:Ie s have ascccsshdly
visa Lumbago.
!Zen tica�scuta 1'leu-
rem t'ltinds. Mese the best
fiche •Ung 0,5 .zp.i ieaee.
ne r°•awawt>ratstotrl
- gisea .e at 0111 oos•isleriowa
117.R.C.�case. Drst-
oe Free Trial wlt.00 per bsv
k Cdbora. at.. 7t.a.C. (Toms
1`;0111 by Ii. C. ``aj,,_a
p'
rat
begins to grow in tit, spring. By
July it will have sent Out numerous
vigorous shoots. It should then be
mounded with earth half way to the
tips of the altoots. By autumn the
shoots will hath, rooted. Those with
strong roots may then be cut off and
set in the nursery, to be growu for
oue or two years before planting In
the field. If the roots are not well
developed, it will be better to leave
the shouts attached to the parent
plant fur a second year.
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Puhlk School Report
The followiug is the report of 1Ves(-
field !addle stool for the month end-
ing February lOth. Sr. V. ('lass -total
4stt--Edward Rodger 441.3, Elwood -
514•1.1 ..• 3841. Grace Redmond 373,
Lelia SMcklh.use :1111, Normau Mc -
1 toe ell 345, Douglas I'autpla'll :144.
Jr. V. ('lass -total 3514 -/:rate .Mason
301'. Mary !(ell NII. Pr. IY. Class -
total lr23-M1tbel W'akleu 352. Normae
Keatiug 371, Warren Bamford 344,
Sawa Howatt 310. Jr. 111. ('lass -total
t12 e -Joseph Bell 457, Melbourne Keat-
ing -$41'. Lenore Million 323. Sr. Ii.
chails total 1aa►- Elubw Bamford 470.
Eva staclds'tws' 413, Harold Carter
4311. Edgar 1lowall :81. Ma ry Hodges
34:4. Edina 1Calsh 29.i, Irene Carter 290,
Mudelhie Walden 144. It. Il. ItF:D-
MOXJ), teacher.
Something worth while oar Feb. 27.
4 Mr. and' Mrs. Earle Wight mnu ore
visiting ht'l'"routo.
Mrs. Jae. Hoover,. at (•nmmse..tkn.,
POW 11 day visiting friends lit 11*
eoiumuoky.
Mr. John 1811' and Mr. Jus. \les4ill
are lite leader. of 1Is• two parties ht
the elect: Parliament to le held w'trl-
ut'selay evening. February 15. A bill
to peruat uw•estrlcttsl immigration in-
to Canada i. being brought tip.
arise and
Norman..
A fifth son, 11•ilfrl• , was a victim of
the war. Our s)•tn atley goes tout
to the bereaved.
LNTERI:STIMG C'LCII l; ll►N.
GODERICII TOWNSIIII ' Feb.
21.-(:oderielt Township Far .• ra'
(hub met at the Orange Hall
Wednesday of la -t week. While
was found impossible to carry ou
the original program of a debate the
meeting was very much enjoyed.
The Club was favored by a visit
front Mn
representative for the county. who -
gave a very instructive talk on the
"Welfare of the Com ununity.•• An
excellent address also was given by
Mr. lf. K. Revell on fruit growing.
particular mention being wade to
conditions existing in Northumber-
land and Durham countie-. The
third important item on tit,-pro-
grnu► was a talk by Mr. ItlacDonuld
of Itidgerest poultry plant, in which
he dealt "with his experimental
work while eondueting an egg -lay-
ing eontest at Ottawa Experimental
Farm.
Mr. M.'Kes' Faleanc gavr e • a
etre re am ranee Friday (Tp11=
ing at theiiowe of 'his parents on
the Ith concession. A very enjoy-
able evening was spent.
We are sorry to hear Mrs. Harry
Powell icon flu• -ick.
Mr. George $owerhy is attending
thesteeting-of._tha.-tisane! Chapter
of the -Royal Arch Masons at Iiaul-
-MOo TfilTweet.
an,G•rs rave ,telt g,- 1• 1
their supply (.f ice ;luring the past
week.
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RM 411►RNIY' MANAGER
W.. .d dr Proaraaa.s At 4Iup
M Coon.f-
loun. I teust phso od
c.tor atterated a,.ntsnd
a,rkn... insurance. 1111,11111111,11111111011,unnecessary but
mum be hard warier and aabino.a. Generous
pnswwn.. leads hrnMd
r
�p Ira.ieI G.araat.. sad A.rid.rt
p.eaaey. fusers .f Gale. Torso a ,
Cunit• and hear the bright catchy
music 1.1 " The land of i'ruuti,10' to be
given under the auspices of the Arthur
Cin•Ie jar Knox chun•h lecture room on
Thual
nay meiF u-idny evt•ninlrs, March
11and lee.
liCIllix
wyr.Te)N -In lioderteh. na Saturday. l'rbruarr
f , to %Itand Mr* ssD.DDM• ��WeTTston. a .• • u.
Ivv
;fowt:-NiMorri.uusu. N.Y., ha Feb
da 114y' Febtar) 1). Mire Margery W. Mo•
early daughter of the late Mr. and 14NOW!.NOW!. A.J.
M.•orr, torture!) ul Utxterich, to Jule Iloue.
of Toronto.
TEMII•Lla'ON'-In tiederieh,yau Mower, LentIa►eettndt.Jsister.1 MismKatherilue Tarsal-'
ton. of (:o.I ert•h. '. •
ti11A11.111-In Pctroil. writ.. 011 )ridar. R•tuu
un 17. Leas!, daughter of 1(r. awl Mn.
Ie:ruti.•tlu rraham. are 14 years.
WANTED
An Experienced Married Farmer
Cottage and garden. \\'ife to
assist in dwelling
Apply at The Signal
Automobile Owners
Get Your I922 Permits
and Markers Now
FROM
J. W. MacVICAR
at lice. MacVicar'r Shoe More,
North Side of Peplum, (i.slericb.
BoxP. 0. ,x -114
C,ARDtpF,THANKS
L1li••. CATHERINE GRAHAM AND
FAMILY wish to thank Owe many fri0ids
adl ry its f at
kladlteN YM .ylnprthp
• 110,01 nfs a the• .k.ih .,f a I.- ,sed
.laughter sod paler.
WASTER
WANTED-IdII:.1It1AN FO- I:I;I►DE-
• Niel" Public Library• ah.n carrtekrr foe
Minify building. Applirstion.. .fades mualla-
catksa, for either or both of them pe'•Itlotu 1• be
!ahead% of Library icer.. by Saturday. Ycbnt-
ery 241.
w'..1 ('Ol'LTIII' 1LsT. (thairtnan.
t>! ANt'Eln-:1 (11)011 F.1R!1, NEAR
Wen steel lake. IfOu.aible Inst w11 neon"
4617. oust buildings. wick his.- preferred.
Windmill. .slue Marr .cal. &lel 'unwise
srl.•r-rtes.! rid tmpk•m.nt bought If .&lira -
141.'. only newes-e t gond inns nerd &pelt'.'
,Imypirt•atTill:- I.tx.sL OY!'It'I.. ..e1erleh.
last and Best of the Season
' Oddfellows' Hall, Goderich
Monday, February 27, '22
00LBORIFZ
g1 Report -
The following 14 the rt of S. 14.
No. 2, ('olhonw. for- the month of
January : V. -Keith gambler 1+9.4.
moth Allen 1453)4. teeth* Ma%kr8
88,Grace Jewell 81. Br.'-iV.-Winnie
Va one 81.4. Eric Gaertner 50.7.
Cott , nd. Kerr 511.4. Arthur Maskelt
`unlit' Tulut 79, Clifford V.in-
-entitle" 3. Jr. -`ft'.--s1-,un•tto-Jew•'tt
,h Jewell 73.4. Ik•ssle Me -
V
ey McWhinney 71.1. Haw
1.- Jr. III. -lies„ i'frim-
othy AVniters 51e, Hazel
ry M.•Whinm'y 73.6.
71.2. lea Verne Fisher
u !.song se, Minnie
e junior classes
uteri:. Jr. II. --
,el Wh•1Vltiitney.
tighten, Harry
.halt, Eva I'etmau. Jr. trimer-Ilelen
$tratiglutll. Frank Walter's, Myrtle
!grimmer. Effie Jewell, Alpert Vat.
stone, Emerson Felwards, Myrtle food.
Bert Mel 'ab e, Gordon Fisher. \ Total
enrolled, :17. Average attt'ndaike, 33.
V. KiLPATItI('K, teacher. \� '
53.4. Ra
Cabe 73.5,
old. Good
mer 50.3. 1
Good 74.5,
Shirlie Vanstont
53. Fr. IL -Est•
(lo,tl ei4.2In
nano,, arc to order
Rose'!! I'frhnmer, 1.
4r. l'eane'r -('Ire ale. 1
♦ TION was
A t I TION
tt num 1a 1
farttningfb..14
lion at Lot 2. L.
of Hayfield) Oa
mantles at 1 0
woo'(. rut 12
close to tMe
and 4.111 he
BLIC 'MEETING .
Ito-foretitation and Rural • C•rediis
'Ib lie Discussed at Carlow.
WZSTFIELD
1Vl•:STFIELD. Feb. 21. -Iter. A. E.
elitism'. of Auburn (in'uk, entertain,~1
n number of the young people of West-
field on Thtsetelay evening. A very
enjoyable everting wag %pent, after
which n delicious Iola•' wee nerved.
Mr. Charlie Lockwood lend t rt mis-
f"rtnllt' to break his nose which has
cunflio4l him to tx•,i,
AVestfielll Public Seleool Report
The following 1s the report of Wtst-
ilrld public wino1 for the period end-
ing with the tll'etnd week in February.
Sr. V. ('lass ---total 375 -Elwood Stack -
home 201: Leila Stackhouse 229,
(;race Redmond 275. Norman Mc-
1)ow•ell '137, 1)00gltts 'Campbell
Edward !ledger 1s5. Jr. V. Clam -
tient 301) --(;rase Niemen 178. Mary
(tell 163. Sr, IV. ('lass --total 400-
&amfunl 292. Sara Hewett
222. Norman Keating 2154, Mehel Wal-
den 104, Eva Cook 100. Jr. 1I1. ('lass
-_total 21W) -Joseph HAL Znl, Mel-
iiourneTteating 112. ietnore Millkin ill.
Sr. 11. Class -total 5440 --Elapse Bam-
ford 411, !Jerold Carter 37$. Eva
N tcktion*. 3117. Edna Witlsh 338. Mary
Rodger :(:rat, Edgar llowatt 207. Irene
Carter teat. eladeline Walden 2a5. -
R. it. REI)MUND, t'aeher.
rublie School Report For January
Sr. V. tubal 430-Edw'urd Rodger,
1315: Clw.s•d Ataekhouun, 326: T..•itti
tenekhous•. 321: Douglas ('umpds•II.
200; Norman MeT) well, 275; artier
Helmond. (absent for two )stperti).
125. .Jr. V. --total :SSA -trace Mason,
1110: Mary Bel. 175; George llowatt,
-ter^_
1 } Or 500 CORDS OV
' •i The noderlrh Mana-
'111 sell by eoblle Aur.
•uuley. (any vdlc SOW11
rrbrunry •S'ith. rum
;n1,w.t, of hWM
teed is all
I 'eae'eah alt her hauant
)f9 -,111 '""111' T 't• 1., ,.11 purchasers.►t rnil under chasers.
over
'aunt n nen • mitt sill Ir• given on
ingappm%h•,h. a. A slim .unt.of
per annum .'t -nn rrtattt
'if M'ro. (k I .-I Nhltl'.
1•rnpi A w tioi eor.
MOTHER! OPEN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
ei,r I:ttlr our will-eth.
.....
'--
t7itr of ''Californj -- .. �...
yes Farm Agency,
f•,f 4;tucy in Canada,
their local agent.
dell, the George
Ashfield to Mr.
I South \\'oodslee.
or toll of cold.
sons, irritable, ,frt••n.t,
(R;i, to (leaner. the liver n•I bee:. :
a fete hours you can seer for coni. It 1.•'
lhorralghly it works all the sour lee
imadigested food (Nut of the boo, It n1.1
1M hare a well, playful child again.
Millions of motben keep "California
of R rup" handy. They know a t.'n.
e1 talar eaves a reek &did to
!life_. kik /our drwgglat for germ inc
7 syrupulairil" which los direr
i iAaes and childree of all age. 4
any 'Gra 11[4 nasi Yon tones settee
t ee res M you nasty gest an Imj
ra
ac
and
ing
to a
hare of r good farms,
nl •' l to 100 and 2(0
c. all close to railways
arkets. If you are look
11 we would be pleased
listings at any time.
. McNEIL
Qodericb, Ont.
of C'olhorne township anti adjoin-
ing communities are invited to a
the tittg aY the township hall, (zar=
low, on \C(Ylnesday of next week,
which is called for a discussion of
the subjects of Re -forestation anti
Rural Credits. Mr. Arthur Ilerbcrt.
Richardson, Pitvincial Forester.
will give an illustrated address on
ft. -forestation, while Mr. N. It.
Stet hone District Representative.
and others. i►il1 asidress the nicrt►ug-
on the subject of • Rural Credits.
The meeting is to eomuneiee at x
o'clock.
rile date of ti4-anuiversei7 sprite's "(
is the.tittle and' place of the last concert in the ;Chautauqua •
aeries which is prlbvide4 for music -lovers of-Crxiericb by .
Harm; Lodge, No.. 62,-L .0.-Q' F. _
Miss Josephine Martino
•assistes by Armando I.euci, violinist, and Miss Florence Jtnti
Stage. pianist, both artists of note, will supply the program.
Miss Martino sang before Caruso, Gatti-Casazza and Alex.
Lambert, then three of New York's most prominent musical -
figures, and not only did these celebrities praise her work but
the world's greatest tenor personally coached her in many
numbers. Her voice is one of intrinsic sweetness and beauty
and i, remarkable iu its range and power. It is a program
that you will remember for years to.conle.
All season Ticket Holders are entitled to bring a guest
free of charge in order to reimburse them for the cancelled
concert .
ADMISSION (Including Tax)
Adults 55c
Children 27c
North street Meth.sli.t church lute leers! - (;ODERICH MARKETS
set by Sunday, March lOth. Het'. I►r.
111111elee a former paste",non of Hamil-
ton, u 11 Ile the speaker for the o•caaiou.
1V.slneelay, Feb. 212
- w' ht Muth el 1- to til 211
+30,' h) 5:s•
11►(o a,
$1.40 to $i.:.11
;n to--
1'II , pt•1' ,ale 1. •/
(tats. per Meth
- Barley, per besh
Peas, p,•iw•ush
0111111♦ a r ' •.- Pni•kw keit, ts•r hush
Daintily Stamped Gowns
for Embroidery
For $1.50
MISS S. NOBLE
Flour, patent, per cwt. -_-. 34.40 to *leo
Itran. per tan 639
Short., per ton r $:42
Hay. per ton 1115.00 to $16.00
Strew, loose, per tone/4110.M t, 112.011
Dairy Rutter, per Ib. 315 M 4
('restnery Butter, per 11. ..40c to 40c
Eggs, fresh, perdoz. - 37 to 411
1'otatosa. per bush $1.00 to 11.30
Cattle, butcher's eholee,
per ret. Sarre to 18.,,0
Cattle, butcher's medius,
per 4 -wt. $4.r,o to $5.50
Hop, live 'might, rte► ewt /13,26
...........
eduction in Coal
Prices
As agents for the only original Lehigh Valley Coal
we wish to announce that owing to the drop in ex-
change we have decided to make a reduction of
Fifty- - Cents Per Ton
In The Following Sizes :
NEW PRICES
Chestnut ..... $16.00
Stove - - 16.00
Egg .. - -err-awi rrr�rr. 16.00
Pea .. , 14.00
We also have Ebony Cube Cannel, Black Joe Block
a popular soft coal for domestic use -and Georges
Creek Smithing Coal. ,,
In Wood -We have Hard Wood, Mixed
Wood, Mixed Slabs and Ced-
ar, all in twelve-inch_Ien ahs.
J.
reale
The Saults Coal Company
"The Yard of Se '
Reclusive Agents for Lehigh Valle\ ('../i Yale' • Ciaderkb
Tele; hone 73
FOR BALE
Let Ill teA LE - 4hurthorn (lull, 1', flu
1r. .M. t4.dch bred, wind' Iedt.idoal. print
✓ ca.nnabl••. APO/ toISAAC $ALIIELI , 4LLt.
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cL(►VIN Sun for sass, kHHN
11. r.'No. 4,'Ou.brk•h, Tclephinic, rutbora.
limdemPai, is% -1.4
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G1 1 ,1 shite. 1 MI: tier are ala• Inn ash
the, kit . r i 1.♦ a grau.lwsts t, '.alntord-Mar.
•nui& nu 41r.1. 7 and s moult. .11. Iliad to
.all. u11LER. R. N. 50. 2. e1.JNTtIN. Tela
'Mono 17. n.m,allrr.
U il'at (IAT: FOR RALE.-.U.art 2:1021 11 Iu,h.-Is. U .L 1'. N , 7•1, Peed fiats at right
i�..'.nta ter bushel. JAS. C4It Hu1.M. It R
• . • •' •11E:alell. Telephone bungay,a,u a• r s.
1
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FUR SALE 01 IItUNT
[111) I:E\T.-I'.11:7 Or MY I4(ICBI.If
JJ Kriel flew►•, roster r.,utluSp'l EhtudrttIe - _
war the .!oats•. PIvr 05.11. /wpm,. bot sat.
beating Mertens conveuk-ares drone asks. '
rte. Splendid rank,' inclwkl s•o,.1 h..... la
a cooed* unbent* .m.l1 rlt4Nrea hoe further
t•artieulara apl'1y to VR.. 3.12'•1'I:w'AR'[, lewd •
..tenet. ...
ISO; SAI.-.-)l(►DEi:e - SEeleel
1' Won. 1 m.••ul fora•► M.u.e for eab.. Enure..
le as -a. Just truly W ler rrrupird. Tot
nduut.. wa:c from sonar., App', 4t.
Mart• t s)fr. t.
IlU ILDiNG 10 I FOR SALE. -ON
Prem' street Must be o.W a,hir the are
H• t. Ake oder to MRS. THOa5As
EN2 E. Y.c'prloServe,: Coder.tb, n to W.
WIII1I.t.EV: r.1e Oak Street. hiss Orleans. La.
AUCTiONEERING,
i.1.:ST.t i.K Elt. Art -1.1, IN 1 1.1:
•• for h.eues•hol.l.Ret-. farm •1 . 1.. b . for
11 •. 1 aunty of liuroa, -
A.LIr. r a:t. oniati Wgnoar.t,..111tPt.11 K Fla
Auburn 0.1'. • - (Iii
MUM
PIANOS TUNED.--AP1'I.Y TO C. V.
,REN1tT, Music Studio, north rids
of Square. tt
PUBLIC NOTICE.
UR. F. 1. R. FORSTER.
EYE. EAR, NOSE• THR0.1T.
Late Howe Surgeon New Yak Ophthalmic
and Aural Hospital, assistant at hloorefteid's
Eye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hos-
Pit at London. En`.
ba `raterloo St. S.. Stratford. Telephone Sr.
At hotel lkdlord. (:rxlerech, 5 .,,, Wednesday.
I t-4 ,ary 1 -ate at 7 7.1p.m.. to '1 Itur.rta). retro
ser leek a1
LEGAL
II G. CAMERON, IL 0.. BARRIS-
TER. Solicitor, sotaT' pull,.
Office ilamilton street. Coderkh, third
door from Square. Trust funds to
loan eat lowest rates.
DROC DFoOT,
in )Lel 11
BAIL
TARIES PUBLIC, ETO. NO
()flee on the Bquste, second door
from Hamilton Street. (Joderieh.
Prlrate funds to loan at lowest
rates.
W. I'rondfoot, K. (1., .1, 1.. Killoran.
Dudley E. !felines.
CiLtRLFS CARROW, I.T.. 11., BAE-
RDSTI:it. attorney-, solicitor, ere.
Coderieb. Money loaned at lowest
ratee
C• ;F:it. BARRISTER, BOL L.
I('ITOR, notary public and eos.
reyancer. Gmce--Court House, ped&
fiche On -lila
INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC.
IeE1r.r.oP MTJTIJAL FIRE IN1113*.
ANCE CO. -learn' Ind isolated
to;yn property insured.
ni sra--Jas. Connolly, Pres., dodo.
rkh
J
Reechw'ood P.0 ; Thomas E. Ham
tireTessi, Scafor!h P. O.
Dtrrt tura--D, F. McGr
4. Walton ; William Rlnn, I1.rR. eveNo IL
Bea forth: John Ben ewles, Brod-
haeen; (leo McCartney, 11. R. No. R.
Benfortl. : Robert Ferri. RArloek;
Malcolm 3TcEwe°, Clinton; 3ars.
Evans, neeehwood; James CoanoU7,
Codh.
Agpniterlcs : J. W. Yen, Coder/eh:
Ales. Leltele R. R. No. 1, (lintel';
WIlllam Cheency, Reeforth; E. Iiltt+e4
ley. &►aforth. Polley -holden can pay
all Palmetto
celptedat and
J Yon h�s C1or e el'.
thhig
Store. Clinton: R. A. Cent's Ort
(lepton street, Ooderloh, or J.
Ns
Reid's newt] store, Ba'6Pld.
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