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THE SIGNAL,
TIME IS NEARLY UP
We'll soon be moving to our New Store. We've lots
of goods yet to dispose of; we simply will not take
them to the new store. Your opportunity is good to
buy a
New Spring Suit or Overcoat, Boys' Suits,
Men's and Boys' Furnishings
at a big saving.
1' TK.% 1IPI'A'l.k114
Mete* Waterproofs. • at half
price $5.00 to SIO./
Men's Fine Worsted Suits$19.73
M,'n's Tomo/ Suits .... $17.55
p4, , Funs .... $4.05 and 57.50
Pouts.
finish $ZJS
All Wool Cashmere Sol .. 411e
Wool k Cotton Sox . pair s1.41/
.('ullar$. to ,r11•11r at 5e
laps. to ;clear at ........ 5ik
Felt .and 'rw,.d lint, .... 75e
kid a ur'l..l
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Men's Clothing and Furnishings GODLRICf 1
Phone i7
('KEW'S
C11E1V :...\larch 17111. -•Mrs .101111
Risk••. of Matrking. ri+Iced her sister.
Mrs. 1Inv id M.-Whl .r. Friday.
Mr. :and Mrs. .trthur.4'ulbere of
1huugoTtou. visited at M. Shackleton'.
last \fouduj.
Mrs. J..w•ph Ila4'tt. who was
ep•u.ling,l few day: with !e r ,laughter.
'Loma at fl.lfa -t la .t 'Monday.
NI r. \\'m. Ila 44 made 11 Mwiu,•ss
trip to Luckn,ov sue .hey last week.
Mr. Robert Henry:
Mt• Iain Sl.ttirart_ „f y4;u••li.4I
Miss 1..,ttie Sri -wart. 41f 44•4rolt,
GOUERICH TOWNSHIP
4;4I aF:Ith • 11 4%% X 1t l U P. lure!, 17.
\1111111. Johnston spent last smokily
' with NMs. Rita Graham, ut 4 .wle.riell
• The 4,. sk•rf.'h tow•11ah11, I.aw•b1114 tell III
has got one .tar lanyer. ' Ile haw
already made one lilt, kaawk.d out
two. und .ward u doubt. 4 ender
which ,-nlmhd form.
• - Miss .Uma Jennings ent.•rlulued
about twenty [nests last \lnnetuy night
at •euchre• u»d donee.
.Miss Laura Aldwortli and MIs.
Glullye-W\'arn•r gave w donee at Rose
Garland Ila11 lust Weilne•sday .•cel•
ing. There las u large ,'rowed 11 1111
the Westlake( orchestra furniitlapd the
tnuelc.
and
at-
tended the funeral .if !lush. fwhrr, Mr.
!Mehl 54,•wart, L.w:lual-ll.
Sir . Albert Thula und NU'. W..10t1u-
00110 left for 1;. 1. rich A
this w•k.
Theo are collie 1111 111r steamer Itay'tou
1111.1 will n.-i.t in the 411114111111111111:,of 'he
boat for the months season.
Mr'. Catlnvi rt was the w,..•k.eiel
:,.•.err
11 11,111 sit\ I TI1WXRill is
The township ...nitwit met March
11th. \1'iuh. s all present. Minutes
.of last me•t44444 adopted ton motion of
Mr. Graham and Mr. Fisher. The
.•lerk was in-,ruet.'it 1.. tor••lulrt• a by-
law ••x.•ntpting w..''llut.too Iasi by Mr.
11111. sr. and Mr. Thomas 4'hia(.dtu. o❑
motion o4 Mr. }'i.Ie•r rind r. NF'l'agon.
tonmotion of Mr. . Eisler :und Nle.
F.•aau x
4res..lUtIon ,0•11x 4m•.ed, lIJ.
pfuring sof the request from 11•nwilfer
ennsoll.lfit.d-.•h.wrl .e•H41t1 .to • the
l'rurin,la4 Government for diseohltiuii
aver restoration' of grants withheld.'1'I,, 14,-,11.and 1'4.111lilor iiruisaul
were appointed to buy forms for use
of the townshiphr culvert .uu$tr41'-
• Om. Th.• following a..•n44444 w••r.
paid: (leo. I owl'r. seryh.ts for
Hoard .4 IL,aItli. x111.441: W. J.
Nytumid . gu• Ifor work ria bridge at
r..:r'_l; The Signal L'riutliag
4,•44.'•1' ry I4•.• - :114.1 a•..•..went
Nil.. Itr•:•ie Ma. -K• lisle's many used.•.. " .•• .
friend. will be glad to know- .14.i. fatal ..f . rr..r i• n•1.•;•hnn•• Ila.
lir.igre+sing ni..•Fy: Munielpil \Yurld. stlpnli, . •2ri.4.. 3..!
..f IL'Ifn-t, clsfl- W are glad to report that M:•.. Itrindley. gravelling Inl:r_S, at2t '
•
Thursday
henu.t:i M..1.r'nnnn. alloe..h -till ':c•, liw'r 1r•.,krog e'•++1>- e1.11i• ('
fin.•1I t.. Isrl. is .4,.4 nicely tinia 4'. L 4'. .t1111t1111•g is u'der, c1.445' ,CoL
cn
bring
fndErL,
Ikiflsk>
GODERICH. ONT.
To protect your foes
and bands against all '
chafing, roughening e0' �s
effects of the Spring
wields, simply rub in • little Zam-Duk
before ree'l'ing at night. This makes
the skin smooth and flexible and clears
it of all blemish. Besides valuable
soothing and emollient properties,
Zam-Buk has tar reaching medicinal
virtues which quickly overcome all
sore. irritated or inflamed .onditions.
it purities the whole tissue and removes
the underlying causes of eczema, salt
rheum. pimples blotches, etc.
Miss Rosa Wallace of Menie, Ont.,
writes " My hands were•all rough-
ened ,and sore through the Spring
winds. But Lam Buk soon healed and
madetheskin tineandsmooth his the
.most soothing balm I have ever used."
..) ht 4:w.rgp-33Pusy heat
Mr. 11, .1 Slake lad it umnl,pr .14
fen no. .l::vwitlg lir.••-...t Italy to I.n.-k
1441W rhe-W-Pelranut.
•
Maks TN Skin
FINE & SMOOTH
all erw aa••t• aM dIls
sra W1 11111-11111 at
w H. se. ZAM-ttaa MEDICI ,u SOAP to Mt -
Ms oak.. 7k M■ of Hew Newt from
26.11 -Book MCI G . Moos( at . Tweets.
144 ---- - -._ -
d,r,atwd w'ho 1,011 almost re;n Ikea
' the Har11114,41 44 4' 41f seceuly•elgl41
years. Ind 10 -en ailing for several
1 anunths. hat his sudden death casae as
1 n ,h ek to all -11e was: torn at
Ilal"nm. Ontario ,ax\nty, on March
:'5th. 114(4.:11111 anent lits Iwo I1ow44 days
there. 111. settled in 0472 at his home
Imre, where he had reads) ever Auer•.
Ile wit.. widely known. illi politic.' '
It,. was 14 strong ('onserrlti%P. Ito
1 will ever M• remembered by his mane
friends av loner of the right, for
!whl.•h he ons never afraid to take
•. s/mag.1.1111 IA. I1P l4nv1s to monrn
him his wife. slant itad.'liffe, one
win. Ernest. who Is still at home. and
two d,ntghfers: Nlattelle of New
York ('hv and Mrs. Robert 4', Johns-
ton of lalsww• J+aw•. Sask.: also three
hn,•hers : AawM4 of \t'lnnhw'i.
John of Whittemore.' Mie!.. and
Tholnns 41f Toronto TIN` funeral 1,0114
place on Friday afternoon at . "'Owls
to Ihall'. ts•tn.•ter- and was 'largely
attend.rl.
-7714
4ye.•k., •aewart. re4ring Mr,14e. %LDO: Mr'.
'let li.•ritigtt
o_ .. 15.2:* restle�r.ation Ines.
.'r. HELENS
ST. 11:1.1 -INS. M: i'.-! 17 We re-
g 41 t.. Dara that Mt-. 1;.•.. Webb 11•-
m.01 'ridgy
. \'in •ham 1
v w:..d.fnw \ � 4
fr 1
those her Mother. Mrs. \\-ellw•«sI. 1wd
the �pit.fortune to fall and break her
blot* e. 11er many friend. here hope
14 P,r of her r,r•O40rc.
t.. 11T.. nornn was :t„ Trrnrr•r-
w h he t
r41t
er Mr. Joni!
Minter.
over the 440k -cud.
('ongrainiatiols to Nlr. and Nlra,
Colin \I •lionuld 011 th.• birth of their
r
Lse•rcpd the intern r.,ti.•unl .lily ..f 511.00.
Four Veers for Forgery.
l (iunlhL•, the Kinlo.: towta'1,14. farmer
('OI.ROR\I;
SPRING FOOTWEAR
Variety of Style
Attractive in Appearance
\1'. lis i•' i'l14 1"nth our Test effort to >t•cure for oar custo•
mer.
the )41:ST iu Footwear lot Spring.
Our Travelling Goods Department is Complete
Shce Repairing the Best
\l c int ite You to do your but ing at
Hern'sBoot Shop Phone
The
Square
1 Ahem ne
ast
(1.w1 In the sacrament of '141' "m I14''
ministered In Bethel .Jlureh _
01
WHERE TiME IIEST TE.k IGK1111'S
CIN.1i 4I1.NE. Mari IS.- Mr. al
\fr.. John Fea44an v4.44.*4. friemis in
;.sb•rieh on Sunday. -
Q11114. a large nunlw,�r .1 . lay
.y 44,.nl workers of Itenmlller c4 ren it at -
t. -tided the Rnn.kly whop! ...nven-
tlon at ,auburn 1111 Non-
.lay- lest. As th.'y took lite PAT. by
C. 1' lis from M.4;nn-,.all w:•n' able
to :local both HfterI.l•u n 1111 i.%011
111g. ..".loos :dud were able to enjoy
• all the 44,s*1 thong- thalt were g.Ju44.
Me, Nelson Pierson ahippr1' an ear of
hogs from NI•tla4 on Tuesday'.
Cottage prayer -111001 Was 110141 at
the home of Mrs. John Fw,a44:n1 this
week. led toy Mrs. .John Treble.
and drover wlo 1411• tidbit at -Walker -
prayer for mission.. by holding their Meeting ;bit.11 m•J t.. April 40th at
naxttbl tn,s•tingou We,ha•••.ha1-. Mardi 2 pal. N11t5 ID:Til:It1Nt.Tt1\,
1:4 at the Inoue of Nlrs. Roes. Kin- - Town -hip Clerk. ,-
tall. lis the ab..•n,.• of t'lu• pt.•sident,
NI re. Hardie. Rev. J. S it:rr.11'--UfN1iANNON
111
tox1 last week for forgers. wu* found,
guilty and sentenced to /tour. years
Jt Kingston 'penitentiary. 1111.' of -Ike
Charges' a44ainet /laulbh• was that of
passing, a forged cheque for 51411 at
attend. the hu ..ill of Hilbry• Hor-
•
Nove1UM•r.
11111 tea plant fluurl•he- Laos! on
the we11. draiui.t Yle, of a 111;0111 -
thin 111 u. country where thee!. Is
pMolly of muie•lure soul a Kuru! .1111
Certain parte of t'etb,44. ludic and
Java are Ideal for the erowliog ut •i.•
Rohm. tea. lietioe from t'••..: .nuan, s
.semi - !tic flu.• -t vuri.-ti.•-. • *ALA IDA
h blt•ud of 111e ehunrwt - .411�11111.-
44r0wll. hi them...the threeni •-t
wig ttv.4ro4im4 'omit
world.
i:r•.EBI RN
LF:EISI'ItX, .M ar.h 1-. Mr. J. D.
V ,.11,11- 1111.1 away John and daughter!
.Irn a:u1d 11,1r.1.1 811,1 \'101.1 11..gie lit -I
tended floe % motile gathering. at
-on' IN-141:+y--etenin44 last ' • I
Several in our uellthlw.rinw,,l at-
tended the wah• of Mr. llw.m Moore.
neer Carole. on N\',�ha•s.lny afternoon'
. 4vr
,f last k •
:t g,wwl It11414' relative. sad friend%
,ecupipd the chair. axil bis w .i.•• iima:aulual lir �1,s ua«•,
tam, - sou at (.•wlerlph ...it NI tar,. Ax til.
...nb.1 veep...tl11rw ,cud knotty warmth 111'\I:.1\\41\. NIar.4 P1.--Nli-: i 444 It Imierl1lee, he inn= well . lll1n
.d Chrl.ttaua spirit were 11111.41 rujoy,'d k,hua l'eanlnleL' edit. is 't.•alehiug at 14 S. i1►,-t44I.INllt\F:
I lac rrrryll.ds.
1F all. S.'yera4 members ips in prayer � .\na�lsh•r. Al spwnd!n44, a foe days at , ...-- The W. NI. S. ,0111 1141111 the ' 11.-
t ,w.t rets
.r
r
:T44x 'Mr" -nal-my, ,1..-.-.r..a.-,r �- 1' Ir ta...,.f� sass. ,.-t' --•1--- i+1k•' {,,... Th. ,. g i•
y 01,•enn_ m rhtrhome of \irs. .N.
lea ring 011 the c:n•l41us .ubj..tet for 4H...11 ‘.1. g•wu) health lately, 41f F. F. No. 4. 1'nlM,rnr. for the mouth 1•hatten on 1\',•du.'srL•ac afternoon.. 1\••
prayer :1' outline -d In the program. The \1,1. t Iph 1HJ'••r are i''1 house h..t of Februalry: Number on ri11..20: lilt fora good at.tendaur,t. ..
IV. -
Meeting helpful nl inspiring TLe 'w.rk fro C..l.* .. C•11l•i where lieaverage attendance. BS. .
g1yt ug w•as a • - u .• r. 41x. .w. • nn , an lifer
u , nest (peeling will l.. at the home of 4 salient chi• Winter. Ralph looks well Sr.-IV.--lh,ris 11111. Fratiklln Nit• lb..e were n•tnrmg home on Monday
little• daughter on Friday. Manii lath: Nrv. ('htrlte Rutd., 1L' ..xel.wion. .1 can) ap•aks Well of the North---_--$a1..J1, heck rjthlaal.. _ Ir.� 5n';i°- 4..-.' w ,K last wink the cutter n«ek n
t _ Nlis: Nlartha•1'••:ataud arrived home 1 4 1aer, Jr. 111.--31srgnrit l itlet.l l .
we are s.xrc to n•ps.rt tI, w•riou. .1l,y.dL1 lutl.t ors s.rcerl be tha .
'k f�t T t wirrrw-}ter ill_ VyrtL. �f.•.
illne4w of Kehny Purvis, sou of. Mr.) host. as
Jaw. Pnrt-i4
Nin Edith N'u.nlley i•s home for n
boflday.
The t_�rr1jj1,ointh!r meet ing ,•f th.• St.
1101e11.•)Tntn'll'. Institute will 4w• 110111
.on'11111r4414ay. March 27 at the home
.y' Mrs 11. Phillips., Roll .101: "144?-
ferent Methods of Preparing Fgt.."
Sllbj..•t: -Cultivation of flower".- to
bo taken lo Mrs. W. 1. 31111.•r. Music.
etc. A general ini'Itatton la extended
'fa all the ladle,.
ASJ#F IELI) •
.•%14.1.11'11:i.D. March 17 - W.• 1444'
sorrto report the sudden death of
Mr. David Stew -aart. tier leehal"h. un
WoilnPsday. 3trmh El. The .ommnn•
ity extends sincere- sympathy to the
bereaved orae...
We are arty to report that Mr.
rharli•' MacLennan. who has. 14.4.0 114
for .some time. Is not making *4 speedy
' I
r:vt
..icery are fdlt tip lei. hoed. Nurse
Math11+drn of Kln:rrdie 1* attending
ith t
.• w,. •.'n •,, .•. T- to , atighter agaalnst node barn.
-11.• had attend,d'\the millinery open- 14'hire. 1411n*11 51111.m. Nturie 1Isl Isle Mr. ('41,k oat" ahak.'n up pxeth iwdlc
;:;gs. She Is tow• ready for -dieing! Sr. II. -Jim McClure. Laurens turd n stiff k.'4I dolt alas ohms
tt'ESTF7F1.1/ .;,sees of millinery ut the 11141 stand. Flick. Rota Fisher. ter. 1. • Nettle Pit -
I '1 1 I Floe yin• N .•t'lure r Inr•r.- er. The shook to his
f.•w days lust leek from the e•ffer to }.Inver Fish, a Norma HIII. Herlrlan laughter • neon ons pre r severe
l - 'ltblaAn. !ad she had terWi�. 'a few tortoises
WIISTF'IF:I.U. March 1.., .\ nnuaesr
from arouad.here ettetd.,l the union
Sunday selesd contention held In Am -
1.I14 11 3f.l ails y In .l .
:Mr. Norntan'M McDowell attcnd.d t11.•
ess i:.l evening' 41ren by his cousin. Mi -s
Ada Sla.klionse, o hen she entertained
ins third form of Myth High
Seined.
We are sz.rry to reh'g' this Illness
.4 Mr.. .1.41111 Ch:•coney. but wi.it her
11 sle.rly removery. •
.t number around here are suffering-
(
uffering
(runs •.•rete .olds.
Miss Rya Cook. of Myth. *petit Sun-
day with her parents here. -
Mr, Ilw.rge Cook load n wood hoe
Iasi TuewlHy and got a fine he of
wood ,'11t. •
Mr. Raymond Redmond Is Miry
sissy clots supplying our srh,«el
with
wood.
MM. Tie girls r,f oily Noss (14lir---rie 1 1 ,•at. r part of 4.4- life. HyrW* 44T a ',
Mrs. Sparge ih1,elwr. .4 Kited. at. rtut.k•iput1 holding their annual mit• Lpnl4L nutem1mil44 dispo.-)tion. n good
tended the funeral on Friday of her hot opening on .tpartl 4th. .t go...I ,twlghlsor au41 frlend t.. all',liho had ;
ui..•I.. Mr. David Stewart. program 4. being prepared.
e•
Made ISI, .egnnlntnnee. 1144 leaves
' behind to .zuonrn his d.•,ith :, widow-.
'111.7' ...ns 11)141 thr..• daughter.. 1111
1 licin44 Ii 114*' Worsts i
s.
I .\ Geed p►igradlaw1Tli.' supper and
eon. ere rir.•n under the x,w•pie.'s of
the W.:ue•n'+-institute on Mon ay Pr-
.'tat.g. Murch 1-711i. was largely at-
ten.l.d and wags H .ur.•'a 111 n11 lar. ,
t.'nlnr.. .%n e*.elleat slipper was Pn- 1
j.'yed ;;y all in the Isa-ement. after
( wh1,11 a pn.44rnm in the form of a clay.'
rntrod1(4ng mach singlug, n'iirl1tlgs•1
-1x lee.. e1''.. was w-.•11 .naet.r1 In the
auditorinut. That the audience wens
highly ent.•rtaini"1 wile insole evident
by frequent :.ppbaii..•. The Irish roe.
lumen In which the actors appeared '
were gnife Unique and appropriate -for
the "ovation. The hall and stage were
prettily dis•orstel for the ,evasion. The
_.par w•. r.yls for the 4renh _ 11010111(1•,1 1"
oc.r �tilT.
Mr 1' J arewfonl w,. .sir ups ,t.o . e tt
of injury t.. litre of hl. Lys•. 1avt44g 44'.)!, r. 141113, eitbindo. tiara I and required ver 11,nI !return •lit, but
I.11ppei1 011 els• 141• 4441• (lay.11;, 1.. KNE(riITF i. Teacher. WP are glad to way 4) c are both almost
derv, e:. Ttlmtnlfi. It, A.. pr.retrtravl lar over the effects.
for 't%101la,+If-' .-lion•!. Inst S 'My Pr . • AUBURN Sir. 11111. of Knox Cull.'ge. condnet.4
ening. service here Inst Sabbath. 11e mar.•
11.•. J. I'ei.•ra attended the fern Mill RN. Nl.rnh 1M=t\'
.--Mr. e.l0y f�tting mention during the seryl..• of
I1-....i•enii..ia-,ar--ILrl"trurel last wevk-__ who had _been Iwrnlhag 1044*-_thndeath of Hillary llo 1011. Mr.
1 .\ dance w'a* glyen 10 I 41 11.4 for Mr. F.d. Lawson this !wtoo -,. -.-..l merlon fiadTs'•n 11}iring the minister'.
;.11x11 nu Monday tight. A11 "'port loom.. en Saturday. haek and forth all winter and he w•11)
having had x11 rcr.'ll.'nt tient.. The f
'Mr. J. H. J,J1n"tun unloaded two cat- be veli wd li _ alt.". Mr. Mncw•.•II will
1 l,,l.now ..r-M•ora provided the load., dr ,.l+al 111"1 „„k.heMirk to (.enAnrt service I1•xt Q11n-
cultsic.
Uses in the Newt.-TIte remains of
ilio late 31:irk NI•il+ro. of N•wesejaw.
, Sa-k , urrh',rl here on W. -rine -418y
teem and were taken to the'
i Iou11•' rf 34r. E. 4).• Puff. from whM11
' play.. Ili.• bnrixl hook place 111 1/toe- 1
gannota .•un•terc Thnraday atfter•
• s••d ws well known
_IMAM., _ The day. .! a
Tllt-thin /r•e•ality. intritut herd heens4ho4
1- -
NOW IS THE -TIME
We
Look over your Syrup requirements.
are headquarters for
Pails, Spiles. Bits, Hammers, Saws, Axes
See us before you buy.
HILL'S HARDWARE CO.
AUBURN
flu• baseball boys are making great day.
!melioration. for their minstrel ..how _
to he given on Friday nIgh4, 214 BF.NNiILLEK
1a.t. The way they are talk•4t114 :lus-
h.
miss a good night's t1, W110is not on hand.
Illus night last week while r..l.og4an-
ing on le,mlor's 11111 SIr and NIr•.
Ivey and Ralph Munro had the mix
too 111,1,' t4( '
the LillLl
mrr aPrvic.' Inst Sunday.
hr 4
Tlu•y were Im•ky to get off with kite -The y'nung pcnplo will take their turn
ai fes stratobe4 And .stun, j nett Snnrlay evening. - -
.-imtw+r. - ntniller ,•ireuit was rf'primen•
Nit. Cheri(. :Mein.. who has been , ted 1'y nleont thirty people at the An -
with hie brother tit tlnmatnnon for 1'l'urn Snpdar • School Association (rn.-
thl. Iasi sic weeks, returned to the! iPnti.in h. Id nt .UIMtrn on Nfondny.
ydllage Snhtrday night. He sermx b I e ikkh.•1 Snndlry' s.hroI has flap dIs•
know a g,ssl 4.414.-1• 4.11'44 14.' ors 11. I ti •tion of having the h144h4'1t 4tand-
r Clayton T'sld has hivedwit1t, ing of the reboots Iti the Assnrlt-'
-- oar• . w (0 'ern
elitosird the farm from Mr. Geo. Craw 1 Lit te One Taken,-Roi.rt Charles
fors!.. of- llnnett. l'U tr,1itll" I. 14tontlos-old son
The empathy of the• community goes of Mr. and Mrs. .14nathaul Fisher.
out to Mr. Frank E. Ribbert In the Sa•s.'d away at the 'home of the
loss of 111s wife. who pnss,d away., latter's pwarente, Nfr. and Mr.. Steep
on Monday after 0,l(111g illn,•sx 'Mrs.. l *4-Snitford. on WednemIny. March'
HIhlert. who was formerly Mary Fr.! 12th. Formerly a healthy baby. he was
elyn 11111. wax 10 her thirty«eroud u-d,Ionly taken with paralysis of the
year. The funeral takes place to C1111•41raln. _whieh' anaxon intense nlffering
ton cemetery on Thursday nfterwon.1 for two weeks and then took him off.
The leap Jaraw's Hirkinghottom.- The 1w -reared parents have the slneere
There pm -..441 away cert' soddenly at sympathy of the entire rommnnity In
his home in l-s't %Vuwnno'h. on Nlnreh' this great Inst. The funeral w•rrice.
1111h. one of the oldest and most res-; held Friday afternoon. was
ported n•sI,L•Itts of tit.. district, In the largely attended I.y friends nod
fit't.rri or'-Tiflfielt lilrkingfwettnnl.Thie-rawinittiore. iRohtele lens dedicated to
IlEN3IiLLEIt. Mends P1. -Mrs.
Harold .Ulan has the misfortune '-to
11111.0 If broken arae.
The Indies' choir .ani "plendidly at
BRF.A CHEST COIFS
WITH REB PEPPER
Esse your tight. aching chest. Stop
the pain. Brea • up the congestion.
Feel a had cold loosen up in just a
short tithe.
'Iced Pepper Rol•: is the cold rem-
edy that brings quickest relief. it cam -
not hurt you and it certainly seems to
end the tightn••s and drive the con-
gestion and soreness right nut. •
Nothing has such concentrated. pene-
trating heat as red peppers, and whets
heat ps•netratcs right down into colds,
congestion, aching muscks and sore,
stiff joints relict comes at once.
The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tangling heat. In three
minutes the congested spot is warmed
through and through. When you are
suffering from a cold, rheumatism
backache, stiff neck or sore muscles,
Mst get a jar of Rowles Red Pepper
Rub, made from red peppers, at any
drug store. You will have
the quick-
est relief known. Always *7
Grain ha^+iced at the port of,
kontrea u• 198.1 totalled 1110,011.-
y8F husnc;., the largest in North
shop{ rd through any port
Amunca during tie year. Montreal
Abu, mrintairu fur the tkrd cnn-
amna•ve year her poslli0a as as
lag ng :rare exporting port el the
e0elt�irnt.
Dr. Geo. 11. Locke. chief librarian.
theToronto. •at trequest of the Ca-
nadun Authors' Association. has
undertaken to supervise the seise -
tion of volumes for the Canadian'
litrrata-e exl„bit at the British Em -
pure Exinbiteun. Theinvolves task
the gatbertne together oft repre-
sentative 1,e,•ks and it as aaticipated
will tak. about a fortnight.
From all !ndkatioaa, the petite
ohipmens te Havana this Masan
the port ••f St. John, N.
Bruazwlck. will greatly exceed those
of last year. To date there hams
leen 7b0.3O' 1m.hela mat forward
111 twenty steamers. w►sl. from Se►
tenter 1. 1422, tomtit January 21,
191.1, a total of 505.14* besbole
were stropped in setentssn steamers-
Witley heavy enquiries from South
American sources for Canadian
flour. millers expect to see their ex-
port volume substantially increased
during the month of February, as
compared with January. This move-
ment- together with offerinp of a
premium for wheat at VaacuuVer,
ha
►
has been the most encouraging
L•de
feature of the put month in Win-
nipeg, Klan. O
Colonel Geo. H. Ilam, of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway. who recently
returned from Florida. reports that
Canada leaii prominently featured at
the South Florida fair. held at Tama -
pa some tame ago. A very striking
exhibit of CanaJian products and
notarial resources was displayed
and a 'Canada Day" was eelebrat-
' d. all of which is said to have been
a revelation to inose who attended
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FOR
SATURDAY d MONDAY
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Overalls
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Men's Combination Underwear
Made from fine cotton and wool, natural shade. Sizes
34 to 42 $1.65
10 dozen
Boys' Stockings
All sizes. Clearing at 25a
The Square
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