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and Mrs,,,..7ames g... Mitrtin. Ot Tuoker- 'UP* were IPPointed to ' InterYtieir Hon.
'S004. ° , ' • Of IllghWaYe to urge that HighW lib; Irelt sutcteribr .',:to A.,1,1414. amt., Blake
RESIONAIriON' Or W..*. TIIRNMILL, .4 l*Wee4 N‘rilighaln itud ' °Ik4611'. °e` v1,140w" of WW/Ert-'altarsil.,_;_Okii s:,!),' ..1'ner.(toi
, plvtxtbuu, .10.to toe, this past twexity.two. also„ vitill request t. hatable liighWaY 'be' mori14,4-$ ikull ,0404ott taii4t. luts.' bee flea:,
year$ has been -the effielent seczetity,, ,IcePt °Oen. Iltirinir 'the -Winter gook Ye*r Z4a. Marehall head "hOn *heat 4* lieUill
mtitfug Ilro: .xnsurative compa4y. irigt. Reeve L 4. wognt, or Tonnerry, onfor4. beam*, ahe had, been out to teii on
ed his aosition.on Monday Aar" iA&r, ii; Inan Of the CenntY Geed ROada' Ass0" 840CIIIY everting with hee daughter and
F.,' BeaVele has been aPpOinted to 444°4 wae PreSnt *n4 "PlikineCt til her fienellet and lead *--.9c.vii out for *.'wollt
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*ItratiollVetcon ti11•030,,abrr:irs.4 tTte41Z,peg4nct at' ..._and gave ',spinet,. interesting InforMatloo. stentalaeouts. Mrs, littrshall w,.. born *
tor of
intatinee iias always spoiew itery,.highly seamy were Introdueed to the nwtkis bY lejoiborne townehip, elle datighter of the
ea, ReeVe Davidson,
,i'se hi$ efileierier arid dtiring all the Year& ,- . late John Blake. She resided. in, Col -
'that be ha$ been aestodatect With the 04Abicelg. OELEEIAATION IN EXETER berile all her, carlY,r-life-And wai mairjed
con439A1V the anditers inwe 81waYs'l°1111,4 , ''''-ereegeter Tinttheeseeldeocaytetigo. rale ,c)ithrannutt reamesiatteatotkooroun:ovenr 38148 eyeedars4ftegoisaanurvid bavettd,
ToPehull took over the Or -le the' net T.,odire was held in Exeter oh Tuesday at
his w°rig in Perfect shaPe• W -hen 3ire' Meeting of Colliat to VITilliam Marshall 4r years ago. TheY
,. and_itt the eiose;c1:,1033 it vas 411.572 - .ntriet Was represented. , -Reeve Ws D.
rises ,he fOree aMoUnting to $4/179.900 vilileh. PreeticallY everY lodge- In- the dis- ,Nb7ormi aiicthilmanhit:rr,:eafd r-t-clin4thriee; ,.";rriti:ani 3.1r4nsci'
4108 or almost. tWo and a half' tins:Os Sanders was preeent ande eitended en Gordon at home, and Chester, at Sand -
'greater. Mr. TUrribUfl ia coming tO tne invitetion to the Order to celebrate the
, ;age where he feele that he would like te Twelfth of July' in' Exeter. The- invi-
*lee relieved. Xn 1912 he succeeded Mr. talon was unanimeusly aocepted.- In -
john '00•111Pleell AS `SecretarY. Mr. vitatiens were sent tes North Huron,
. 13e4v6rs. the new seeretars, is no-stran*" Selith Perth and Middlesex to unite
ger teethe :work as he wee secretary for
-five yeare from 1904 to 1909.
, .0evbeeri,i,14,04$0**eb;,3,40.:0, sittrok".".4'allgt,livskik tistsualt$4.:t..ch:::bilc.
,„atektiketee 'PI 68:111 1St 4.14004,' itY iti*
Irani 1,04r tItal*Wet. 35aaso eon in tins,. Slis
Late• Rouse Surgeon' New York orpb,..
elss,hnie and A 'utak Hospital, assistant at
Moorefieldes Leje Hospital' and- Golden
53 Waterkoo ,. St., , Stratford. Tele -
At *Hetel' Bedford, Goderich, second
. LEGAL CARDS
}JAYS HAT8.
Barristers and Selicitors.
Telephone 88
Barrister and Solicitor
OfIce: Hamilton St.
Phone 512.
.10110
, -Phones 282. HAMILTON ST., Goderich.
ot
iERNEST WM.
,Barrister and Solicitor .
Sun J.Afe Bldg.., Adelaide and Victoria
XelephZno-:- mon saw.
CHIROPRACTIC -
ev/011; a sister, IkIrs. Wm. Maize,. resides
At Dungan1100: Zink Angus Mcgastie of
Edmonton, aftS, Harry Crabb- of Van-
couver, Mrs. a O'Neil, Seattle, Anoth-
er brother died two years ago er
husband ,predecea.sed her by eight years.
with the celebration. in Exeter. 'County , •
1V/ester, Faulder of Ailsa Craig, was In, DEATH OF,ALLAN „..
-Splenclid,-report4-9Veri—re+—tiuSsiils Post; There Pleased ouietle
calved from :the. various ledges. • 72te eaafay at. the hoine Of.....111..t.:danghtert--1(fm.
.celection.ounty ;Ovialif;oerffie, Eedre..ri,,reu$1.1141teder:z.,:o.c111.04wiga;:, et4-heae'ee-, 4.111,4134017s, oribiseturts8dtaby,710eaebrirettiorlsi
Vino; choPlaba. E. Diemen, Exeter-
Rec. Secretary', IL leteefirtuley„ _Clinton;
'Financial tecretary, 'M. J. SchoenhaIs,
Clinton; Treasurer, George Davis,' Virood-
ham; 1st lecturer, Asa Deeves, Clinton;
2ed lecturer 0 Cornish Clinton' Mar-
shall, Jas. a Patton, (Minton.
DEATH OF DR. IVIcCALLIJAI
sliire,--Scetiand, and came with"his nitre
ents, the late. Gilbert- and Janet Speir,
'..to; the homestead, lot 14, concession- 4,
Morris Toenail% when only' eight Years
of age. The farm where they settleel is
neat Occupied by his son, William. --in
the year 1874,. he nutteried Miss Mar
Clinton News -Record: it -Kingston, Robertson, and resided on, the hOmee
on Thesday. as the result of pneumonia, stead unti1.1917,.when he moved to tho
the death oectured of Dr. E..0. D. 'Mace 6th coneessiort of Morris, and in 1924
they retired- from the -farm and took up
residence in Brussels whege his 'Wife
passed away eight years ago. Since .that
time Mr. Speir had made his 'Italie
amongst his family. 'The late Mr. Speir
'WAS a resident of the corainunity for 80
in Clinton- for a short time, . thp„ es , years; , and was widely and well known
there was a good opening' Londesboro throughout the entire district. Ile led a
for a doctor, he settled there and built truet Chrtstien 'life, having been a mem-
1113 a good prattice. On his Marriage to ber, and a 'faithful exorshkpper in . the
Mrs. Wisernan of' Clinton, they Went lee leaves to survive him tour daugh-
eeleroad for a year. he taking some _post- ters• Mrs' IX penhwin (Agnes), of
graduate work, and -On his return settled
.in Kingston, taking a position bn the.
staff of Queen's 13'niverititY. -He also had
Callum,. well known in 'Clinton and, vie:e
•Dr. MaeCallum., was the soh of
the late. Rev. D. eVIakCallum; a well-
known Congregational minister, and was
treal. After his graduation he practised
With, taste scheole in other Centre*. In
putting Molle/ into the ...Penttiy Bank.,
leer the Months of NOVeMber
eiolvri the average tor Ittietoria.'*‘011001
Was 36. per .eent 01 'pupils depositing
something and tor Central 004001 t•lit.
average Vas only 26 per ,cent.
On the etmtrary„. three Scheel* hIfire
100 Per cent. shoVeing to 'their eeedit.
Theee ate Governer Slaw* School in
London, Beaverdima echeol neer Thor-
old, Ont., and Onle Steeet 'Rhea in Tore
13,285.20 10 their credit, while a year
ago tlue total was, 1320143. .
Littleproud, oittario Penny Bank
worthWkile remarks to the teachers Of
in times when ISO mar*, strange and
perplexing things are happening ass are
happening these day% people *re often
tempted to elisca.rd traditional,, methods
and adopt radital ones ht their place.
If the traditional methods have -not
solved our problems, might not newer
methods be more successful, we reaaon.
Individuals, corporations arid nations
are all ernerimentilig with new and un-
eAroiren nietbods. „ --Eldent, Dr. H. J. Hodgins, and Mrs. Hod -
Fresh from
the Gardens
Iluron Old Boys
At Toronto 'Party
Splendid- 'Gathering for -Annual
.Winter At Home in Arcadian
Court
The 34th annual At Home ef the
Huron Old Boys"' Association of Toronto
WaS held in ,.the Arcadian Court, On Fri-
cees from eiery point of view.
Although the weather was very severe,
the attenciauce was, away in -advance of
last year.
The guests were received by the pre -
Whiles these experiments are a matted gins*
of . terest and. concern to ale'and while
hopWeentreIn one and anothei_Of these
scheme% it is significant to ,note that
theeenasse,s_are- resorting to the 'old and
provenemethod of personal savings as a
conatructive recovery prograM.- -Appro-
ximately 180.000 children in the schools
of Ontario have 'school saving accOunts
With the eoeoperation and • encourage -
Ment of the teachers, many of these
.chlIcieen make regular deposit% tints Ac-
quiring very desirable habits of thrift,
as well as building balances for future
In• - twenty schools of theerkevin-ie, 80
per' -cent-Or over of the pupils made de-
positsseach week during the snenths of
(Intended for last week)
eVirs. Pett was called away throtfgh the.
Illness of her_ brother. , ,
1--„Thee-Y. P. ---EL will beide-their re
meeting on Friday evening.
The Woman's Association -of Benmil-
ler church will meet at the home of
Alt, Mrs. J. Work, Elsie and,1VIrs.- G., mi.s. Long .ori Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Twe' tended the Stratfard Normal At Home
daughters, Mrs. Wm. BOwntan (J net ;
"'Meted .IvassitiM.- /MP aegreet shook es, his -ondelVirs. Harry Durscart-tAnnie) prede- Pridar evening' antt :rePert '11.°6c1
only ill a f ar *days. Dr, lefacCallum Was salt -also 14 grandihildren and 8 great' The W. A. will hold a soeial evening
on Feb, .14th, at which a play will be
Presented, `Mrs. Briggs' Poultry Farm,"
The Benntiller orehestra will also be in
attendance to play between ;acts, also
other local talent. 1A. good time is
promised. Everybody welcome Lunch
wife and rrstives and friends as he was ceased him several' years ago. There' t4ne*
grandchildren. surviving.
OLD RESIDENT PASSES AWAY
. Huron- Expositor: In the passing of
Mary Ann Dale, RICIDIV of the late
nesda,f at the tionte of her daughter,
.Mrs-Ilervey -Jenkins, elintoresett the -ad-
vanced age -of -Oa -years, -Clinton -has -lost
its oldest citizen. Her demise was the'
result of a gradual -breakdown of the
system, culminating in a slight stroke.
The mew deceased Mrs. -Carter was ban
in Yorkshire, England„ in March, 1844.
Her parents were the late Christopher
Dale and his wife,. Harriet Rithards.
very highly esteemed by all who knew
him in this 'vicinity, a marl of refinement
and IntegritY, whoni to know was to
esteem. -Very sincere regret is expres-
sed at his comparatively early demise
•and sincere- syinpathy-U-feit for his ber-
eaved wife .by their many friends. •
_Clinton....-Vewi-R;eoordt"---Zeatlir cense
-'-r.4ililf.pe4,7**o...tieettormagnetie baths, -
Electronic „electric treatntent and chiro-
practic. -Chronic, organie and nervous
(diseases. Lady In attendance. Oillce
zhours 2 to 6, and 7 to 8 p.m. and 'bY aP- When you are just -on edge • When but six years of age she came to
POintinalt, -Closed. Wednesday _from -12 d the children's -ha ' - -
taimia Boat', „pone
of 100 wOmen report benefit. • ,
give you just -the eectra en-
ergyyou'lieed. Life will scan worth
living again. "
Don't endure another day without
the help this medicine can give- Get-.
rect to the Huron Tract and:later set-
tled on* conceselon 1, flullete Township-,
and--fr-one that time- lived contliminiAly
in-thiS community: -In June. 1869, •she
predeceased_ her by -almost, 40 years. Po
th'e past 25 ybars she made her home in
Clintoh, bet for tw.o years past has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Jenkine, failing
eyesight and .the infirmities of age ren-
dering it inexpedient 'for -her to 'remain
faonse heJler. home- Afters her marriage
to Mr. Carter they ,farmed in the town-
ship of Teckersmith' until his death on
the- farm new occepled by their son,
Norman 'Carter. her younger days
'she- was active iri-,chtuth and Stinday
Sehool work in the Alma Methodist
clitirele_and since colniteg to Clinton was
gatien and later";Mesley-Willis 'United
altifeh: She is surideed by lone brother,
three daughters, Mr% John JamiesOn,
TA; 1408. 'William Jamieson, McKillop,
and One sons Nernian Carter, on the old
homeetectd: Five grandchildren and
three great grandchildren also survive.
Live Stock .and General Auctioneers.
SaleS made everywhere aud all efforts
;Made •te- giVesyoa satisfaction.
• Partners' Sale troces discounted,
poen INSURE:I?.
Value Of proPerty' insured up to Jane
. President; 'Jas. Connolly. Ooderich, Vice -
President; U. A. Reid, Seatdrth, &ere -
Wm. knot., Londesbore; Leonhattlt;
• BernholM 1; John Pepper,, Bruce -
held; Jas. Connolly, Goderich; Robert
No. 5; Wm. RV Archibald, ,Seatertlt No. 4.
forth; John Murray, Statort, .
r011eYholders ten., pay their assess -
The, neral 'Sank, Clinton, or 4. H..
"Wawa. tutyheld.,
INSIMAN
VEGETABLE COMPOUND'
JOIN PINDER
PLOWING, •HF..ATIN.G-
SHEET-METAE. WORK
Amite 127 P. 0. Box. 131
will -be served at the close. "
Persiasen Balm is irresistible, fragrant
as summer flowers. Cool as a Mountain
spring. WOnderfully invigorating. Sof-
tens and whitens the hands. Makes
isy women as a powder base and as a
peerless aid to lovely complexians. Used
by. men as an effective hair fixative or
skin like the delic,atelyeecoca Persian
*OcCipleil the main -floor,
diiferent galleries.
Tete following is a list, of some of
those taking part:
Ters. and 'him sH. are -Hedgins_ and Mrs.
D. Wilson; lyfr. and Zine. Geo. E. Fer-
guson, Miss Sadie Walker, Ur. and /Ars.
Mr. and Mrse We A. Campbell and Miss
-Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. H. lgartireeeer.
and Mrs. Geo. Tt. Dane; Mr. and Mrs,
John Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Powell?,
-H. Morrish and the Misses Morrish,.
Thompson, Mr. and -Mrs, He.W. Brown,
Mr% John Hartley, Mr. and Airs. IL J.
Reba Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.San-
telon, Mr. and Mrs. D, Robertson, Mr.
OrawfordLand the, Misses Crawford", Mr.
-and Mrs. W. H. Pearson, Mr, and Mrs.
A. W. Sprinkel and Miss Hamilton, pr.
Brown, Mrs. A:Becker and Miss Becket,
H. Langton and Mrs. E. Langton, kr.
-Benson - Case, -Mr. and --Mrs. J. Leckie,
Mr -and Mrs, -Geo. D. MeTaggart aCline
and Mrs. J. Weotheerd, Mr. and Mrs.
H. D: Morris and the Misse:s Morris_ , Miss.
A. E. Forbes and the Misses Forbes, Mr.
der, Dr. and 1V1rs: Harold Hoag, Mr._.eno. music, a,nci gave_general satisfaction._ _
and Mrs. Athol McQuarrie, Mr. arid 'Mrs. Everybody waS pleased to we Mrs,
Henr.y C. Sloan, Mr. and Mr.q. 403. Beck present, She is-ame of
Henderson. Mr. ind Mrs. 13„ .M9Lean, good old timers of the Assoeiatfon.
Mrs. Geo. Thomson, Mr, and- Mrs, H. J.
Reynolds, Mr. aod. Mrs. F. 'McLaughlin,'
Mayor and Mrs-. -A. D. Sutherland fSea-
forth), Mayor John Hanna (Wingham),
COntroller Jas. Simpson, Ald. W. and
Mrs. Duckworth, Miss 'Eva Bryans, Miss
t. F. Glen, Miss Alice Lamprey, .Miss
Ella Beck, MISS Freda Pole, Misa M. Mc-
LaUchlin, Miss E. Downing. Miss .1-1
la.ret Grieve, 1,Miss Ac., Turnbull', Miss IL
Matseen, Mese Eleanor Owen (Agin-
court), 'Miss IViargttret Pringle, etiss
Thelma &AIM, Miss Mildred Turnbull.
tivris OF THE FRAY
The annual ehureb service of the
Association will be held at St. Paull's
Prabyterian church, corner of Bathurst
81„ and Barton Ave„ thii"reitY, on Sun-
day evening, Feb. 18th, at 7 p.m. The
sermon will be preached by the Rev. R.
0, ZiePc Meld, chaplain of the Aseocia-
Onites are invited to attend
His Worship, Mayor John Hanna, of
Wingham. was a welcome gitest. and he
took in all of the dances. His father,
the late Jahn Hanna, was mayor o/
*Ingham years ago, and Setretary
sFloedy -thinks-the-junior is --ea- chip -off
'Huron, and chief Liberal Nithip in the
friends .and supporter's.
* *
Mr. and Airs: 'Cleo. D. MeTaggart. of
Clinton, were present' and enjoyed ,the
proceeciings very much. The name of
MoTaggart stands ace high in the
County of Huron, and in Western On-
tario. and the crowd were •cortainly
pleased to greet them.
Eva Brya,ns, vice president, head-
ed a big list of Brusselites and they all
enjoyed themselves.' As an organizer,
Miss- Bryans takes first place.
Ald, and Mrs. W. Duckworth were late
in arriving -but they. stayed until the last
_shot was fired.
'Association a visit for the first time, and
was mord than surprised at the big
gathering: "The City Hall has got to
go some to beat this," he saicL
masa% H. Fisher. Seaforth old boy. and
Parliamentary correspandent and feat-
ure writer of the Toronto Evening Tele-
gram, IFas present -with Mrs. Fisher, and
took' an *active interest in the proceed -
The doctors and dentistseame next witty
20, and .the laWyers numbered 15.
Ur. John S. '14•IeKirtnert, (Meth old boy.
and one of the founders of the As$0014-
ilen, ,was in the midst of the tray, from
start to tliktnish.
The old time dances 'cut a big figure
during the evening and were very popu-,
ler. Just watch than came back again.
and the sooner the better.
Mr. John Moon supendsed the dancing
and did his work well.
Mrs. W. A. Catnpbell, honorary •vice
president, formerly of Winghard; attper-
vised the bridge and euchre and handled
the job with milital7 precision. She
was ably ;assisted by the genial Robert
-Mr. as. Saul won the men% prize in
euchre and he was a'very heppy man.
the proudest rnan tele eveningreand
well he might he.
Mayor Sutherland and Mre. Sutherland
of Seaforth. were very welcome visitor
and we hope they will come again next
year.
It is reported. that three big Liberal'
played euchre with one lone Conserva-
tive. and the Consereative beat them out
For particulars ask Hon., President 4. A
Mr, • and Mrs. 'H. B. Stowe Were un-
avoidably detained at home through r
recovery.
The `annual picnic of the Assaciatior
will be held at Area No. 2.. Canadian _
National Exhibition Grounds, on Satur-
D, Whyte. Ttunberry old boys ane
principal cf the Normal School, sent bit
regrets.
RefreshMents were served at 11 p.m
and they were both tasty and dainty.
Proceedings closed at i man. With the
National Antnem. A night long to be
Mr. W. Powell, treasurer, _was a_ very xememberett, _ - -
man 'ail evening. He sold 125
tickets at the door.
For ,Sprains Itr.d Bruises, -There ir
•
othinashetter tor sprains- and centre -
"We always lead. others may follow," spans than Dr. Thomas' Eciectric 011. 1
IP -the elogin -*toPted"-- SeeretarY will reduce 'the swelling .that Mows r
'Moody. sprain. will cool the infiammed fiesh and
drawl the It will 'take the aCht-
Stan Long's Orchestra supplled the out of a bruise by counteracting the in -
Whir daiifif its power.
AniumittimainturiaillitmintrAme
GREATEST VALUE
IN TORONTO
ATTRACTIVE -
ROOMS WITH BATH
WITH RUNNING WATER
EXCELLENT FOOD
Breakfast /tons - 35c
Cum:brio 50c sad 60c
WAVERLEY HOTEL
LIMITED
Writs for Folder •
•
Downing, Miss 0, L. Curren. 1Vliss Eli-
zabeth Outsell, Miss L. E. Farrow, Miss
A. McBurney, Miss M.- Stinion, Miss Ait.
brawfcirci, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pridnam,
Wilkinson, Mr. and Mri. E. Thampson,
1 Mr. and Mrs L. Curnmings. Mr, and
Mrs. A. Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. M. sear -
lett, Mr. and (Mrs. 112' Guy, Mt. and
Water, Mr. and, mrs. Gordon Kerr, Mr.
., Mrs. Jos, Heck, Mrs, H. Sbeare, mrs. W.
I Boss, Mrs. Alice Ilatvitsbaw, Mrs. A..R.
- rey, mrd. A. t. Myers. :Mrs: J. if. Tra-
Mr, Nesbitt Woods, Mr. ft. 0. McEin-
mIngway, Mr. G. Penbale, Mr. Doug.
ICenzie. Mr. E. Meltenzie, Miss Jean.
Robertson, Wks Isabel Brown. Miss D.
/littarson, 'Miss P. Johnaton, Mks A. Crit-
4,•,nderi, Mies Jettu , pergatOric Mi4 it
aiming, kits Ain Mddleton, lit.ti in
Wenuort, mks ti. MoUlltan, ?Miss J.
Moore, sem tt,i Sittnetoit, ' tat its It
Mint 011,1% WU tot -
S. IL Ineeler
'FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
' EMBALMER
,GODEIIICIL; ONTARIO
•
IOW
THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS
A VALENTINE 'THOUGHT:
'Fort THE."1.1traat OP,
HEAT C
We don'vt deal in thetre tick -
We don't run a cabaret.
We don't sell anything tbat
take., the family away from,
Mar WhIch will go a long
way .toward making the home
so pleasant and comfortable
that nobody- will want to
leave it.
Our phone nuthber is 98.
Try us %tali ati order.
WE NOW CAREW GENUINE
All esills Proraptly attended to* day
Phones Store 335E House 355.,
Ir'ave ;t /Atenaed tee by the
'WEST. WAW OSU 'whirorAL *IR
P 1t AN Obi. ,
Establielled 187
1144 OM e; ` thrtkettuteere Ont.
Itooett. ThAtidtiOtte OUttgantrens Itteede
de►t;*neati
VAG(pk.. fn Atker fiolyrood,
additiett tO the l'Gd'e1+creit
.4114 yieey'ftetiderik the bo+{Wlrting-
"Wrti, Waw, Auburn; W.ItateltnOW: r
. l'. Reed, , R.R. 2, ,Luck *:
ban Ittias,.
Malta bilitcrotts
0114 ithlEtALMER
Aguvroocoa Stteel ti:
Bert meCreatie was the life at the big
party; as he usually is, sxcept when he
is beaten at euchre.
Girl, and teacher in Peeth Avenue
Schaal; headed a list cif tCn teachers and
they were a jolly bunch.
The learned profession were very well
represented. There was, about 50 'tea -
Pleat", %I ovitythiog to
moo mid grOM 40 minh-
34 to 41c pet Packet. Xl*
Overtax* Packets. New
Crop. Frei ,Is Tested Seeds.
Ores' IMAM satisfied cue -
tomer' fast eestion. laves-
tliate. CUP -TIM AD and
Ileistifil Dews ,--FREE
—or send 25o ter
Ireckete.tegMlat vete.
tables ielth Special Coupon
Alond tor tic on Om ordet,l(Goln preferred.
stomps accepted). McFliffden SOW Co„ 237
Front St. E., Toronto. Orit.
FAYDE 14,1
SEEDS
PER PACKET
RAND
N SYRUP
pure, wholesome,
and economical table
5 Syrup. Children love
its delicious flavor.
Pimples Not Dangerous
But Very Embarrassing'
Pimples are caused, by the blood
being in itti impure condition, lint
there is a simple way to.get rid of
them by giving the blood a thorough
,eletusiug by the :use of Burdock'
trriteci--."X was *gat* twoolilea
Isrith pimple* on my tnoni tool
*talents Wad 00.1Tt* but Any, 44
13. EC At nit thole