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GODERICH, ONT.
J. R. Wheeler 1
Funeral Director and
Latbalrner
All calls promptly attend-
ed to (lay or night
PHONES
Store 335 R•sideace 355..
Hamilton Street,Geueeich
Croup
at
Night
The News of the County
A Digest of the Local Happenings as Reported
by Our Exchanges
t:\!:I't:R 1.:1, i_ .a. IH11'll hi Clinton 111
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!:ur11-111 14 a -a 11. ou Ihrt•lul•, r Da.
• lir ,m1.,141.1!,._ WW. Wugetet,_u
- Margaret Blaine).
Narrird -In C.. err, 1111 1h•t,•tuIH•t•
'or:11,1.:.t Iho 11.1! rt•, by live. F. E.
11 Dwain. S:111.: t .11t.1 the near•
it, • ,stere. lot• r in
11.;lt►1 .1'a :col ( \\'1 icer itl. cuut1Ug t„
i t'1luleh four %',•:u- 1g,• 14;., -Ver, her
bu-I tt 1 ria• !e n, - n u„rti i; her lass, ,
(, _.,.!•. 1"i.4.- r „beth, laughter 1,•11 •-itildii•tt, 1, -r 1:,,.,..1 -.:led „n• .1..
I Mi • •-IK•r, to Sirs \\',. \I r• :'ni•rrl. u.
• 1 .11 of Hoy town.- tics, ,h., \I
i 1 - . • • rb of the I(e,it.•ttt- h:,:ue ,•
) er. 1.01.1.11. .1, 1.,.-rtlrle'r 22'n 1. I Inge
..f .,tr. aim Ur-.
.1 c\'il ..•-' Ibl.11wtes1 to
.t ' h ,,a• ,re when t!odr
, \Garit. . u: t•..l:n'a
• / ..� :,r.r E. ki iglr:. . ..t lemakmi. „ ,t,•
-- -i bled. -Inti• t,•r:-nrriset•••Yli.rr`44-:;. /i+:-• i" I N1t4LSH, i':akt:ul•s1.-11r 11., r
?lo longer caused alarm 31 ',el 1•110...l..0!iter of Mr. awl Mr.. .1 i I. ,i,..i la.glitii I.
11'.n, Meow!! in Mer 4301 year. • • • i„ i.. i. . • ',t• . • , u• ,. •',•ur
',1ien1
LAMBS AND BODY LEAKY NAVEL IN FOALS
Telling- About Persistent Ura•
All SW011EN i chus or Escape or Urine.
Cause of the Truuhle--Symptoms Es -
"Fruit -a -tires" Relieved Both
Biopsy and Sick Kidneys Closed•
platned-'I'r*suuent and l'reven-
tlon-Treat Deity Until Duct is
The Wonder of Fruit Medicine
Those who know they have Kidney
Tr. oible"-who salter -with pain to they -
ba':k,_who are up -frequently et night '
-willweleomethe newsthat" ruit•a•.
t, v ••s",the wonderful medieide %lade
from fruit juices and tonics, will
positively relieve Kidney and Madder
Teou!des-as proven by this letter. i
°1)urlitt'e;;irlhad 'Chine) Trouble ,
and Arop.•y' herlimbs and body were i
all akullen. We decide.! to try'
" Fru it -a -rives". In 'short time, the
swelling went down. NAN, she is the
NDN aha ch::d nem .raupy l W ,I r ti \f1.•uSiu,ls .1111 ou Ib,wu11H•r ':r.l. tier fife nest:, .K al,ply %.'taker . 1111 }'e•ar:. •
over throat and chv..t It wually
al ems night attack. il,ruupeumes la r'' i!- Sit' h '11tuba 3thh.'
on without w:,rmn{. lst of Vicks t n 1• rir Fa, 1 •hkin !ler. r• widow of II" .
often brings relief 1a r3 inure t;,v: I 1-311...r.ht 11..r 1
oases math breathing, subdu•se .ear
brassy cough. Vick. is idea! for all I:xetiv Plotiplep map(. -Th.,
children's cots tr••uhlos-,it avoids I1;.Iri, t 1 I , ,,••u'. 1--'1.$etbin held +
so much dense Just .., ¢x,,i fw aki¢ n•eenlly,tunl the
bnris.s, l:InG• t. .1 rkLl t.r.ino. ...+Ir 1 . •, I••rt'-lc,w'e'd Ole n,twK`la•.y
r/%, II 1: • 1G,n
line' VM t! •',.111.
\
!r ! •
vAPOR.c.t 1i -•-.. !
0./7 *LOON J•,tas Liszt, Ye.tae..
;t giant ilwttIt fat e
,.tt lever- are: I'rt•.klwit.
r'. t ct,r,• pre.ideut John
Turnbull: •i,•r•tary.
.•1• : treasurer. • rias.
'reet,r-, dolut :\Illoeu.
.1 tun I'n'-morel. Elgin
H',rlm:nt. t:..1 1 rm.
..1. 1: .1. SImIito11, W. M..•
, 'twitter. Pere Uni:,-
I t. limiter. '
-t'ln•I-.ttua+ visitor. in -
Oran Winter. air burry
FI!nt. Nil. -It : 3I1.s aflltlred
1 b•tr,lt : M'•+ -r.. Roy nod.
r 1a•, .'f- Itetrnit : %II 't NutIt
•{ Sarnia. Mr. E. F. itrown-
1 1eons., Mr : ,,,1 Mr.. Norman ' IIEN%AI.l.
. ' 1).•t r,lt. • -. • Th,..e•. "tat of j • --• •
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur
•
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Toa and Sulp•tur, properly com-
pounded brings tack the natural color •
and Lustre to Cie hair when faded. •
streaked or gray. fears ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make
it at home, which is mussy and trouble-
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's
dlSul-
phur Compound." you get
pottle othis
fadddit on old recipe.
other r , aa
im-
provedn-
by the
at a small cost
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as it dors it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray
hair
Kdisap-
pears,and aranapplication or
two, your hair becomesbe.autifuliy
dark- glossy and attractive
•
OTHER TABLETS NOT -
ASPIRIN AT ALL
-ws+iy-- Tablets_ -with- . e Aye Cr93s"
ore Genuine Aspirin-'
•
if you dos''_ are th,c 'Bayer Cross'4,
on the tablets. you are' not' gettiag
Aspirin --only an :tell imitation.
pp
The "Ba;er l'ross 1 •" your otlly way
of knowing that you are getting grnuiM
Aspirin. preseribed by physicians for
over n.nrteen years and proved Fare by
millions for Headache, Neuralgia. Colds,
Rheumatism, Lviwbego, Neuritis. and for
Fats generally. Male in Can a
Handy tin box's of 1' t et; -also
larger sited "Bayer" par ges can be
had at drug *tore..
Aspirin is the trade lark (registered
is Canada), of Bay Manufacture of
1lfonoseetcaeht +r of ftal+eflieaclL0
While it is w• known that Aspirin
means Bayer annfaetnre, to assist the
public agi,n.t inti,atiun., the Tablets of
Bayer Company. Ltd., will be stamped
with their grner4l trade mark, tbs
*Barer Cross."
"DANDERIIiE°
Stops flair Coniine Out;
Thickens, Beautifies
,._ I. 1111
Pc r• urls.-
1V\i W 1II11EN.
Port ituluu-tn,. 0:,t
50e ••,r, 6 for $'2.:5), trial sur _'H•'
Al :I••n or from Fruit -a -titre
Ltin,ted, Ottawa, Ont.
and 31r- I: .ort ! at,• l:. t- •d..
(Contributed by etnterto Department of
Agrict.lture, Toronto.)
, The escape of urine from the navel
is a somewhat eommou abnormal
condition nisi with, pauticularly In
foals. It a termed technically Per:
',latent or Previous Urachus, and pop-
ularly known as "Leaky Navel." It
results from thti persistence, or aon-
closure at biro:, 41 fife urine duct of
the navel.
('anae of the Tnrugie.
e b..
fore We :acne ut i,:rib. the bladder 1=
v;T ,gri bar w:ard-tty:..a_-Ltlieor_eal..,
r •ossa 1.'• 1',.., )a -tech extee t
1
t•:,
pr :1 `t
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1;, e *
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\ l/L(tl - In e: re11u
. 1•,•h3p, en Ih• i•..,
Slow :. l \1:'. Frani, !tenni-,,/u.iH•r a. 1!1J:: •.cell. IGul.tawuy.
iktk,• 1 lest, cast ]tris 11 Nom, of ('.•uriid \li l,,•!ut b, t
Ito alis . .yore bl 1'llutou for 'r, nr. ' • • .1t .last • ,, 1 mt N. • .... i,.•i
•
bets t •. tr
t het 'tea ` M.
luuuvr nn1 iii -
Ivn •inn tv I
••alis. .1••..
t'ellrglat.•
}r!., argli! , { 1112n wrath Squire- !ii het 77t1i
• Nr-. \V(Ittt Hanel;er Engs . d• 'I ;e Itrur•tt,k
\ • - Walker et
1'•}rn.••r: t'Inl, Ira. , u a:•,l the woes
hr t -better
1,I U. 31 McTa.i.il. of \Vr•,\tter.
,..r . t :e.,nagr their to,•IH•raticl. .;.o,•
• N It 11..(4-,e.-41.• {•r.• ,1..144 111..1,1111;, t•
1'Itilrr . t i.rf'..1 ' , . .., ...•
jaw le, 1. 1.. hi. .1..t •r. \I, • 1 I'.
I':ark. of luirgr.t•it l.. ha. .-•v. ,1.,t
iva 'Id,. ne;:.tt' . y1r. q' 11.•,.. .
wawln Io !i:i-l't•,rl - •.:1t ter n.'.•I' fume,
ear'. 31r. Vn:ler ;- t!ahtv•.•ue years
of age. auel 1..- -till euj., 1l&g- g•HHl
ht filth. ,
. t. I. • ('hrt.' itt t- ••'• r• : Mi-- Valley
• • t.,:nd,tit. 311-..1,wgt Hording.
1. ', ry. 31r Ar:?.i.• t+nel --,t 'ut.h•-
• '!r C lad.. In Loudon. 31r.
McEwen and 11ausilre•r
1 Tor•,ut.., Mr.. H. rt.. Ford
•. Ira b:, 111 efferents. Mr.. 31.
Died in Toriente. The /tenth :•i•'ur
red In T.)rtcito. ,.tt 14 -.-tuber of
-FIert• 1 .1•elur.d .1.
3111„1, _ :l ,1* rm• n: took spiv««..:+j t'!r-
1.111,,.
• Celebrated Get:len %,ulivereary.-
utt t'hri-':ua. It:tr. 31r. :nal 31r•
\ t k11riek. in t►rnngevItI.•. ' 11.1.er. 1t•a,rhreit ,,•l.1 ntt.,1 tlr•ir g„i•1-
eq w:•el•l'.u_. Tle• fum!)-. lulhnliu_
CLINTON three sous .11.1 toter ,knight- r- w lair
tht tc fitnil1l. -. jnin,l in the eele4,1a-
I;4.11L+,4e1 'liitia11•A. iia : 1itils-In w'r- Non.-3fr It«ttbr..ta wa,'iers tuik'lfr-
_4 to 3Ir- ..rad air•. 311 !lit .1. •hare. S.•e•I:uul. ..tali.* :r• t'iuruht in
it). :114 ICet.11••t11 aFenn•, a •'•rtgh- i'.s.. 3I•r•. lIsiithro11 .t .- ries-•r1nn1
\tine Elea uun 1. I , irl:tr ..f •1, •
tl:tt'rlydr-.tt Myth'. otr lN+rtnt«•t ; of t10n• .Bari -L Ilw!Gg •o th•• IH.or.
1•l it• -s. W. It. Itawk1u-. 1'.•lu. hr 11tiro1 \1r-. 1 u.l:rou, only 1,114.....1 -
liter of the late t\• .1. :and 31r-: 111 r,•:n i• ••. were pr.. -,!tit
'oat. of Clinton. to Fr.,' !Cowan. •
- „f •In.oh $!otmtu. of 4'Ilut.m. SI':.1111RTH
Ibeath of Mrs. •Lat•MrThe death
I I .a1 1e.• ntla•r 2111.1 at •her
,• in Hallett town-hle..of Mrs, 1..:
Ban AND BAGGAGE SERVICE'
Bus' meets a 1 tralu+. Calls made for
passengers ant baggage to any part of
the tuwu. from:.: rt•rvioe guersnt.•ed
Telephone 51. Day or Night
H. R. STOWE _t
Re:i,h n•,• inn h_: 1h,ed. •,p;Hlstte the
t +eta a 1•a, tory t nice
CAR OWNERS
Wet or Dry Storage
If laying up your car this win-
ter. we wish to respectfully.
remind* yen the your Battery
needs ei1eelal carr and attention
during the, winter Months to as -
.t sure its being. ready for duty
next spring.
We are Buttery Experts, and
have the nal't.eory equtpttaest
end fai•ilities for raring for any
make of Battery. -
RADIO FANS
25 cents hues a Mottle of "Uaadrrine"
at any drug store. ,After applying this
delightful *owe yno ere not And • S Dee -trivia ti
)j
partici, of (101.11111! ..r any falling hair. Phone 2.1.1
Wert Vf.
R'aid's• every bait ',holes raw lif.. vienr. V
brlghtm„, more ...kr and attendance. i
Ro-r..-In i ,.th-.• 1 , '1 •-• :.,' 1: u
.1o1,, sit Ileeenth.•r .:01, 311'. suet
3Jr.. Jnit!t N.,- v. » 1.1,-. • •r.
ding 1, a. .ol.•ntnist,l et !,•"• '
Mr awl Mrs. .latus. 31'::' -on. ,oi It.•-
„u1'•'•r _'lithwhvti their .•!,le.t ,inngh-
ter. 1:1•rt-. Th•tr6nrn. v;,.. uttl:e,l iu
marriage i••lir 1i.l•rt 'Seleddru!.. •,1
li l lass .on „f the late 31r. 31. .3.
aehrtdtup-Wistawr.-.1
i
+Y�
We handle Ita,iio A and B Re-
clutrgable Battelle.. call and ask 1
ns abou hem•
AUTO )I,ECTRIC a BATTERI'.
SERVICE
cor. Colborne street and Square
� ElecMc Wiring
We spet_ialize in Wiring of
all kinds. Let us give $'ou an
estimate for wiring yottr h use
or garage.
Private Telephones, Motors
Dynamos, Electric Bells and
Burglaiir Alarm Systems
Alt Work Guaranteed
Cook, Iron and Toast by
Electricity
VCe have an assortment of
the hest Electric irons and
Toasters made in Canada.
ROBT. TAIT
.., n•b•phenc• litn•ta,ci:_
Bible Sudety ('udrih:diwt. - Th.•
Iirn•-• 1- 1.i. t .•it o!' the Bible So •hs
fat
?l'.• v.-lr l:r_a. forwarded to the
t:.•uehil Tree.etror the -lou of ','34••21+, 1
great eredir t- die, the energetic
1.11111'1111141. '
l',v'ttttala. - 1'llrl.ttu;i- s1.1tors In
nderl air. and Mr.. H. (:• Ibdd'nwlu.
ilaulllton : 311..s El%a t elver ,.f Strat-
ford Norunil : )It-. \ane Skelton • of
tVNtrt.,n; MI+r Martel Nlatnlit .,of
7•orohti Normal : 311-- G.;rtiii . 11rI-
nu.l' '.►fltrjtit,t flat.; of Terot.to : lir.
i'mrn?m It"•••• of lerinf'tt :- far end Mr-
titlpit.. - •.f • t bit t 1t : at,e1 31r. .1. .1.
M. E sleet. 3100 .•j•nc, • • • Itev, ('. T.
••itt.' an.1 family -tH nt 1'hrl-tutlt.
err ,Vital -or. • • Mr. and. )11'.: tV•
atlinleell,
were in 1.i•tuwel -lever tin.
('hrt,t um- hrtl!.t>ar.
Net 1 life Seats -we .
A I,:t'rty•nf rheftems-1c m-betted-ghee.:t
r1 ro11gh th• Is•u1teut1..ry by the war-
den. ' A. thew ate.neielied :t g:!nir ..f `
Hindle. at eves!: 11 the yar,l. one
the. party party r.-,•Knir..vl au old iequaln-
t:ur .•. 11, negro trent hl.' bone 1.1Wit
••\\'q•, .litu. • I..l' 111• 1 h i...w• yutl
r.• h,•r.. -nl.l he. -Mut :Ire you
doit.g 1!: the •nit.•ntlnr}':'
•'\\'.•11' "I!`. -al.l .(iii. "1 !.:n1
y„r•f. wld :: itICter 1ttM"t: ..it ,1 1'.
cud 11 oft,':-; cent it( ale nn-kti.. 1
h;aneA :r rrenrl•ar •t(,,aitcaitta tilto. Air
rh,.r':- r .ter -kalan--.lir--,*+';a:te•' 1.wk-...Ili_-
"That'• t••,1 1, A" ...Oil 111.1 friend. "1
sumer,. r.titly l're charged \vlth noir-
'der.141.1 t . r put you in for 0 :if;:
.t•Ittl•,t:h••,•• .
t Sh4." tb! .11m. "not 1141 Ila
.en of the lute , 1111M " -
In•Llrnp. .,f 11. --Inn. -enwe•r: ju- ai now- au.
xis. 31 .3. $.•l '1, rnit :Iu.l 31 n•. etehei-
d,it. '
and
Inv •...
saes•,
Hitt
cur i.
of ' :', 1 . , 1. r'.
nal k a si rt uu..•,
nt\TS t r :'p tthtT C' :111
rand' : •. a 14:..table• 111 cans .
captan. n..,t..:, at.d the
Of atiicrrae K_rius. it I h• , • • . •
quakily happens that this c,.u,lu ,'t
gave', rise 111. : nal is eonioliea.:e•I
with. other affections of the lust.
such as Joint 111, the caussattve
ger-tu■ of which are afforded a ready
means of cutrance, while the leaky
condition of the navel persists to pre-
vent the early closing and drying up
of the navel.
S, tnptoYts.
This eoudttiuu 'is usually mani-
fested a. few days after birth by the
vret and soiled condition of the skin
around the reglon of the navel. On
examination the urine Is seen to be
dribbltnt from the navel. In some
January Clearance Sale
Of
Men's Overcoats and Suits
also Youths' and ChOren's Clothing
Attractive Values in all lines. t il) Pay You
to Gall -
McLEAN BROS.
\•,!' r �e+ui•i:ra,.ly1.n;,nita; ut.1
GODERICH
THE SQUARE
•: :1P ti the" 11:1Vt-
•i t. a'„t ;7.
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itrno .f .)itrttnml'' '
k111. I1. 1).• 1tt'rf rtne,1 !IX. 4.4 remflay. I
M•+- Marion i1 nt.ou of New York. '
AIM Mr. Isedie Wii!. m. of %V11utaltr. 1
••n• the ry.•Iel:tIIi . 1•'ollltwhig the
venom a Tlinebo,n - .i co+ -.•reed.
.".•r w'hirl.iflip hapipyt•uni,le heft for,
'„runt. Hint Nene• Yerk. They will re-
---1" In Itosana. • -.
Date Fall Plmsidrtng.-Perhitpe. the
t• held 1.I•'
Mee -t. 11'. Ikdl and T. 1i.'t.itle: _ who
/thatched thirteen neer. with a trseter
..a the form recently .old by qtr.'
h v and Sat-
urday.
Grlerr. on 1 r ter,
Ib -'.111. r 'sat and t:11,1. They
soy. 1'•,• Mt 1 never w•"rkt.l letter.
-- I)nktg 44n#1st!- -
The 1'arh .lrul ha) -.been 111. !• :-
steal fru tshri-tion. w•n.c, „
iri-h,n4n neuro, vtatina.It. lent• w.t-
from the country. and Ired been taken
tt: •r,• . 1::, irt.vnl-.-wt:dtett hint
t:. 1. • 4t11y- intent" ot 1•y It. kr:nulrnr.
A. they entue, ..111. fir re•itl-ut „f th,
wit}' said:
-Well. Micas. ate! !emit .1111 voit
t1iiti 1R it': Mn't it grattd?'
1•ut" - .-whlLlir nn, froI lu
• .neary. "It lath..tI,e.divil:"•-m
"That." ..d Ill. friend. "Year tk.
eases only small quantities of urine
may b. escaping, while in other cases
the entire contents of the bladder
may be passed in a stream at each
time of urination. It appears to oc-
ept-• more frequently in male foals
than tat females. When it persists
for a time, infection may take place,
and the navel then becomes inflamed
and swollen and pus or natter may
form.
Treatment and Prevention.
Persistence of the Urachus, with
consequent escape of urine from the
navel, would seldom be met with if
the navel cord of foals were given
attention at time of birth. The navel
should be treated daily with an anti-
septic solution, such as -equal parte
of tincture of Iodine and water, or
a two per cent. solution of creolin
or carbolic acid, until it has been
healed.
To remedy this abnormal condi-
tion, when present, the navel Should
be cleansed and treated .twice dally
with some astringent and antlseptle
solution, such as e warm saturated
solution of alum and borax. nr.Dlue-
stone (sulphate of copper), to which
may be added a little creolin or car-
bolic acid. (A saturated solution is
made by dissolving in water as much
of the substance as the water will
- liquefy. When the water is "satur-
ated.',' any Inure of the substance add-
' ed to the solution will remain un-
dissolved.)
Tenet Daily Until Duct Is Thyself.
The treatment of the urine duct
.x,. end the region around the navel
should be continued dally until the
opening becomes closed and the
escape of .trine ceases. In cases
where the urine duct (the lrracnus) ,
fe protruding sufficiently from the
navel opening, its exposed end ca*
• be tied with a piece of clean string.-
- If -til a -e-ie-ire'-..tffiettn1 protruding-
- to perailt of tying. a blister is some-
• times implied Lu the akin around the
navel opening with good effect. as
the consequent swelling which 11 pro-
duces helps to close the opening.
1 Another and a satisfactory means oT
'-*Qeettng its cloths -re -sod preventing
Let The Signal Print Your Letterheads, Etc.
t'I.org Sermcn
'i''! ;•••urtt:tt from
R:.STH i.. .• ., , "111f faun •b11
Nr•hIU-Stallter.-A (1iet 1,:l ...1111111: ftom GPM -roe • • JO lteittlleticm*.' -
toel; paler lit the ma! ... I:'t•tli. en 1e.t-:..1i T1:a::. 'niltt.'-
Ibr.'IrIH•r 19:lt. wheat e:ra .• 1:..1:n:h
t.•r of 31r. :111.1 \Ir. 1'. 11 Stalker' moTHER oF
.i•n.t w.tw-nr,an• was ,m!•e,' in mar
'''..Iwa, t.. Me W t a1. 1.111 of Murr:-
1
YOUNG PEOPLE OF GODERICI-I
Are you taking advantage or the Special Afternoon .Ci.t.s,.--
given the
SCHOOL OE COMMERCE, CLINTON, ONT.
to acconinlodate students ftunl G.Kte:ick t.. lent ! manna,
--testily
'Classes 2:40 to 6:40 p.m.
Steaograr hit Ce .sitial Secretarial and Specie! Courses
WINTER TEEM, WEDNESDAY, JANU..RY 2nd, 1924
student!. i11,t% en 'i 1 at any time.
Phone 195 or write for itlformalion.
\1 \ STONE, Com: Spectali t, B. F. '\\'ARU. B.A.,
Vice -Principal. . Principal.
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WV. I:. Telford ,wrfurtn,l tlir,.'a'r LARGE FAMILY the further escape of urine is to pus
moor. The ntteud:nit- were 311.1 l ! a curved needle threaded with two
lttnike•r npd Mr. J.L,n Tlerony. \ strands of braided silk cord through
snmphu air dinner wit. ....mat.•t tiethe loose skin, so a to pair com-
Irrk11:- h.ime. •R,•r tetlttch the iuii.. Recommends Lydia E. Pink-
pletely around the duct above the
Irouplm left for ieaidnn. fault and otller navel opening, and then to 11e the
twtlnh•. On their r.tnrn they will r.•- ham's Vegetable Compound ends together as tightly as poaslhle.
side on the erew,n'- farm In Morel' to Other Mothers
I
This latter operation, however, rr-
W. M. R. Ana*al.-The W. 31. S. of quires a certain degree of surglral
St. Andrew'. Minn.); held 1t• annuni Romford, N. S. -"I am the mother =Ill and care, hence should pretee-
- Mesut, -!••.A. „ herrhimof four children end I was so weak after ably. relegated_tn- the handa_.ore coin-
A.
r lit "n a s mylast bah came that I could not do potent veterinary surgeon. -C. U.
A. Pole u*tk the torte: Tltr•3V. M. he Y
the Hnmlmnhl +.f--lite-l-'laua•h.'' The my work and suffered for months until NrCllvray, M,D.V., Ont. Vet. College,
a friend induced me to try Lydia E. Guelph.
different .w r•tarl.•s Bare their r- Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound Since,!.
I•ort+. and the treasurer nnnomieet taking the Vegetable Compound my
that 54-16 h1,1 been re keel by the weakness has left me and the pain in i
oo:•lety. and n bale yalned at 1377 emit # my back hu gone. I tell all my friends
in who are troubled with female weakness
perenele.-government Fent!' Lt- + to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
+Master Mrtenlf. nrrtrel Ione recently Compound, for I think it is the best
frotp Meeketonn. y•I.k . where he inti medicine ever sold. Tourney advertise
event the lase few years. • • • Mr. my letter." -Mrs. Geottce I. Csousrt
H
f tri .nardnor, 01 Onen'- 1'nleer.-try. I �.•
anford, N. S.
Is spending the holiday. with hi.i My first Child
narelta. Mr. end Mrs. P. Gentlest. 1 Glen Allen, Alabama. - "I have been
• • 31r. f.nu1,- Rmtre•. ..1 it"etroit. 1. greatly benefited by taking Lydia E.
with hi. permits for the holiday+. • Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
iter. A. (' and Mr•. Tiffin ore '•Lit- bearing -down feelings and pains. I was
troubled in this way for nearly four
:pears following the birth of my first
child,and at times could hardly stand on
my feet. A neighbor recommended the
iter I had
Mg In imrhnm.
BRUSSELS
1 Vegetable lomptwn
Perm.- -In Rimm ties -nettle. 1.n he- en doctor's medicines without much
nester It►th to Mn. nhd \leis .\r!hnr nefit. it ha relieved my pains and
r seesenll.-f awe 311.. Role- $+1••1-4 1. a gives me strength. I recommend it and
danghh•r. • • • :1t Midland. on 15- ; give you permission to use my testi-
•••mht•r 21+t. to Res. U. end Mr•. ; menial letter." -Mrs. IDA RYE, Glen
Wren, formerly of itrn•.'•l+. n .•,n Alien, Alabama.
;Narefeel. - 1n• the Meteors- 0mi Women who suffer should write to the
, •f" 1 h Z••r '1 a d s E.Pinhham MedicineCo..Coboure.
-: e. •,-. n. P 1 1 t ,in fora f vee copy of y die F
t' t ,•1.ou. M. .1.. oh fee •.m•.e^ 12 ', -t • ••m's Pew to Test -Rook upon
C. i'rorl, youngest d:!nailer et \Ir. • i. .a -n ou Peculiar to Women." 0
•
Dairy Talks.
It 1s sometimes said that you can-
not feed quality Into milk. 1t makes
a difference what the cow istine
sow will take exactly the same feed
another will and turn It Into duller',
for you. white the cow next to her
will bring you loss.
"Dairying will play out when
strawberries smothered In cream and
Sugar tease to he palatable, and good
bread butter are no longer hankered
for by the human family. "rill That
sad day the flag of the cow will con-
tinue to wave In the breexe4'-
Hoard's Dairyman.
The first farmer was the first man.
and all historic nobility reale on pes-
*easten and use 01 land. -Emerson
Som.. farmers solve the problem of
raising c:tives'lfj ietting isep or them
nurse tine cow Often avers see tows
in the herd that are hard to milk,
and arch cows are turned flee: tt, the
calves. In such Capes Duly the veq
teal heifer te.lvetl lire ralseu.
AFTER CHRISTMAS
CLEAN-UP SALE
Coats
\\sot en's and Mi. -es' Tailored Coat., all- wool f..i,rics,
plaid back, I ivtrted pleat, specially priced at
$9. 0 $12.50 $22.50
All -wool' Velour Coats in straight line effects and
bloused back, wit or without fur collars and cttff•,
throughout and i terlined at
$10.75 4.50 $26.50 $28.50
i•, •
resses -
In silk. cantons, figt ed cantons,. velvets, poiret twills,
tricotines and flannels. Pan Is and pleats, touches of em-
broidery and braiding, all ap ar as trimming on the variuns
style, in brown, nav, grey ant black at
$&25-$10;75 $12.50
$19.50 $22.50
Pleated Skirts
Of wool crepe, wool flannel, hon espun and .cr In
all the popular shades at -•e..• •
$2.25 $3.50 $4.50 $6.50
Included
upturned brim.
in the new gold
Hats
•
are soft, crushable shapes wit drooping or
Some are ribbon handed, others with quills,
and silver cloth at
0ler
$4.25 and $4.75
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