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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1915-12-24, Page 6.09. 6 HAVE -YOU BEEN SICK? ,thien you realize the utter weakness that robs ambition, destroys appetite, -andtmakes work; a. burden. TerestorethatstrengthandStamitiathat Isis° essential, nothing has ever equaled or compared Nvith Scott's rtrullsion,.be-g.. cause its strength -sustaining nourish- ment invigorates the'blood to distribute energy throughout the body while its tonic Virago sliarpertathe appetite and restores health in a „natural, permanent way. 'If you are run down, tired, nervous, siverworked or lack strengtheget Scott'e Emulsiou to -day. At any drug store. Scott &Bowel. Toronto, Ont. LEG R. 8, HAYS Beres -ter, Solicitot, Conveyancer and irlotery Public. Solicitor for the Dorn- Saioe Bank. Office in rearsof the Dom- B4:throrth. Money , to loan, J. M. BEST. Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Potary PLb1IC °Med up -stairs over Walker's furniture eLore, Main street, leaforth. F. HOLILIIISTED. Barester,"Solicitor, C,Onveyanceri and Notary Pubfic. Solicitor for the Cana - 'max Bank of_Commeree. Money to loan*. °Warms for sale. Office, in Scott's block, Meta ietreet, acatorth. PROTIDFOOT; KIM ORAN AND - COOXE Barristers, Solletters, Notaries Public, Otto. Money to lend In Seaforth on Mon- day of each week. Office in IforiA block. Proudfoot, L. Kilicran, H. J. a Poake. VETESIN AWE , JOHN GR1EVEs 7. S. fleaor graduate a Ontario Veterin- ary College. All diseases of Domestic . Animals treated. Calla promptly attend- ed to and charges moderate. Veterinary . Dentistry a specialty. Office and real- , dance on Goderich street, one door east Dr. Eicteat'S. office, Sealoath. Mg/9.9e 9 9 F. *ARBURN, V. S. ! E nor graeluate of Ontario Vetain- !ley :College, and honorary member ot the 'Medical Association of ;the Ontario Veterinary College. Treats diseases of all Doeneette Animals by the moat rrod- ors primciples. Dentistry and Milk Fev- se specialty.' Office oPpoaite Dick's Rotel, Main street, Seaforthe A1I o. iteraleffatethe hotel 'will receive " prernpt *Mention. Night calls..feeeived at the WS:tee MEDICAL - . C. J. W. KARN, M.D.0,31, r 41 Richmond street, London, Ont. " Specialist: -Surgery and Genito-Urire try diseases of mere and women. - eia ----- ae. • Tll1 inTRON EXPOSIT9R, The. folloWin extract EsT an arlicle Vegetabl Seed Situation. frorn , newspaper of Gothenburg, SwOgis will be of interest . to; growers of vegetabe seeds. " The artiele refers to theBoard. of DI - rotors oIthe A.gricultural, Oollege.'or Aluarp, SWeden, asking ,for a Govern- ment grant for thp encOuragement of veget,able seed growingS ‘‘The board points out that the war has roost clearly femphasized, the Im- portance, for the country, of home production of vegetable- seed. Owing to the most important vegetable seed produding countries having• prohibited the eipert of @itch seed, the prices a great number of important veges table seeds have arisen enormously. 'And, stillOworse, 'Some seeds can hardly be obtained, at any price. It is reportei, f rein a well informed source, that vegetable seed growing in the countries snagged in• the war has been laiegely neglt cted shriek the past sum- merand that for this reason further: advaness inprices can be expected. Reports from Germany .state that the teepply of eeed ref ,opeach, cerrots, frost kind3 et eabbage, onions, cucum- bers ":' and as is utterly smelt Fur- thermore, Germany has praleibited the eXpert of vegetable seeds to the end f th a r Thsie -is therefore, every DR. IGEORGEi HE1LEMANN. Csategpathic Physician of Goderich. 31pniallat in women's and children'ec diseeqes, rheumatism, acute, chronic sad me:sacral disorders, eye, ear,nose sad threat. Consultation free. OfIlcp at Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, Tuesday and Frielayea easo. till 1 Tema Dr. J. W., PECK . Gra.duate of Faculty of Medicine, Mc- Gill -University; Montreal; Member of College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario; Licentiate- Of _Medical Council a Canada; Post -Graduate member of Resident Medical Staff of •Cleneral Hos- pital, Montreal, 1914-16; Office two doors east of Post Office, 'Phone 66, , Hensel', Ontario. • DR. F. J. BURROWS. f Office and residence-Goderich -street' seat of the Methodist church Settfortb g • Phone No. Pl. Coroner for the bounty* • ed aurora/ DRS. SCOTT & MCKAY. • J. G. Scott, graduate of ,Yictorla and College of Physicians arid Surgeons. Ziaist Arbor, d member, Of the ()awl° yi coroner for he- County of Huaon. ' 0, liacXa ,-hoecn• gradtiate of Trinity Traivereati, and grad medallist of Teen - lay Medical College; member of the Col- lege cg Physicians andSargeoes, Ontario, DR. H. HUGH ROSS. ° Graduate of University of Toronto • Vacuity of Medicine, member Of Col- lege of Physicians atidSurgeona of On- tario; pees -graduate el:purees in Chicago School of Chicago; Royal Oph- thalmic Hospital!, London, " tiniveraity College Hospital, London England. Office-sBack of the Dominion Bank, Seaforth: Phone No. 6. Night calla answered from residence, Victoria srlreet„ Seaforth. • AUCTIONEERS. %SOMAS BROWN. Licensed auctioneer for the countiee of Hume and. Perth. Correapcmdence ar rs.agements for sale d.ates can be mad ky IT Phone 97, Seaforth, 9r The-Expasitor office. Charges moder ate and satisfaction guaranteed. R. T. LUKER, picensed auctioneer for the County of Huron. Sales attended. to in an parts of the County. Seven years' ex- leftience in Manitoba and Saskatchewan Terms reasonable. Phone No. 204, R.- 1-8, Exeter. Centralia P. O. R., R. No. 1. Orders left at The Huron Ex- positor Office, Seaforth, promptly at- tended to, o e . reason to fear, that we have to face tAe poss:bilIty of, a sery serious short- age of certain vegetable eeeds."-Seed Bresiels, Ottawa. JOHN •ARNOLD, Lhaeneed auctioneer for the- couaties of Harm and Perth. Arrangementsfee, sale datea eau be made by cs.ilingip Phone 2 on 23 Dublin, or 41 $eaforth, ne the -Expositor Office. pharges mod- erate and satisfaCtion guaranteed. 1. train r fjeldre.lepo or; 3.19 i.A.Qbfibeautlfssrroad,reQnutesbe:irc*e',;3.fwidiiihtee.4remi.Vlilier.aldroaszisd- -It •Was with getterel regret that CAmE. TRUE death last week of 1)/t1SS Walsh, ' who - until midsommer of this year , had word *as received in Blyth Of the - been an the teaching staff of Blyth Life Unbearable fram Indigestion ub1ic ehool. She was of an amiable Health Restored by "Fruit-a-tives" - disposition, an excellent teacher., and - held the esteem of the citizens at -1 large. Death occurred at her home in Fergus, she h.aving first a etvere attack of typhoid fever, whiCh was followed by 'a paralytic struke, to which he succumbed. -The following crops were grown on the Huron! House of Refuge firm during 'the year ;C• Hay- 20 tans; oats, 200 bushels; barley225 bushels; beans 30 hushes' ; onions, 40 bushels; garderc carrotsI 15 bushels; garden beets, 8 bushels; potatoes, 250 bushels O man- Isields. 1000 firest,ele; live thg so1d1, 13.60; three, acres Dutch )sets 052.23 parsnips, 16 bushels ;' cabbage, 1.000 head; Foddet corn, 1-4 'acre; to- nioaxs. t:ees 501 baskets; raspberries. '100 .b Patriotic &Axe given by the MELLE. C. GAUDREAU young ladies of Grand Bend. and vi - ' Rochon P .Q., Jan. 14th 1915 cinits on. Friday- evening, Deeembee 10, , was a d.ecided. success beth fren a eyes suffered. for many years 'with I tat Ono financial standpolut. The pro- lerribii indigestion and COnslifiation.- 1 ceerts atnounLed to nearly $70. Bsen- hecame thin and miserable. I had ner-s and •the MISR; weri.: givair - hall • free of charge, .tis this is the first at- Treghent dizzy spells, and becaMe so tempt Of the !pn we glide- to • raise ,ta‘ts fOr ThoseViTho tnlistI mone,y thissway, they are to be hart- When,r111" _down that I never thoughI wo uld t get well again. . Uytongratula,ted open the , seecesS of aenan hi thinking 'of enlisting 'al there are fivquestions that lThey are neighbor advised me to try 'Fruit- the affeir. %fore power te their Patri- e ie wants i otie efforts. 1 a-tives . I did. so and. to the nswerdsurprise eeph. death occurred in Detroit, on ae. e seri ? Until of my doctor I :began. to improve and garerday 4th insf. of liqrs. Mary .A.. 1-14,ow long , to. serve the end ,of the war and shit months ars- t headvisedmelogo'Cmwith‘Frial-a-tivce. Geddes, widow pd the lati D. J. Gad - ter, if requires14. - i I continued. this medicine and all my des, axed eldest daughter ts-E the late . . . . 2 -What pay shall I receive ? Your . • John and Ilsfrs McCracken, of Wing - pay as private will be $1. per geay. i Indigestion. and Conatiaation was ham,. after a brief, illness.1 !Zrs. Gede and; 10 cents field allowance.. Besidss •1‘ relieved. I consider that 1 oweray life des =Wile, born on the ' old. Ironiestead. this 3. mi. will be clothed, eeeipped and 1. - to 'Fruit-a-tives' and I wandtto say to :Bluevale road; now, ..occiiisied. by A s-ubsisted by the Government. those who puffer• from Indigestion, brother, J. F. IbIceraCken. She was of lug ray aosenee ? Every month there Constipation or Ileadache,s, try 'Fruit- aed will be remembered by many ChOeIltill (end loveable tcliapositioss, 3 -What will my Wife receive e will be paid her a. separation allow -.1 astives': Giire this lovely frO medicine friends in this vicinity. Four daugh- eine of $20.0(also part of your pay) and if this is not enough to comfort- ably sustain your family, the Canadian Patriotic Pupa Will further , assist. them. 4-Whia.t will happen If I em watInd-; ed., sick, or taken prisoner? You will ae. pared for by the Government and your pay continued until yea are dis- charged. If You etre permanently alls- abled, Ian .allowance will be paid yosi of. :$264, $192. $1a2, or *75 per annum - varying a&viding to the extent ot the injury or disability. If taken prison- er Sour{ pay, and allowances will cone time a.s if you were° still in the field* 5 -What will be !done for my wife leascli children, if 1 die While on active service? The Government Will provide et pension of $22 meethly for e widew earaleaa for each elilia. The widewed =Other of a „single man, if the son be ter sole support, is treated, the sarne as a wife. he sums stated above apply to pia ate soldiers and are increased 'ac- cording, to rank. If you wish any further'information ask the °Secretaey of the bramela of the Canadian Petri, otic Fund in sour town.- ' ELI.,IsT Huron Notes (Intended. for Last Week) --Clinton and vicinity subscribed a-. bee; a76,000 ,to the new Canadian war load. '4-41r. James Keys, a one time well kaiawn resident et the Babylni line, Stanley, died, at his home An Yale !Michigan, on December 5th. He was 91 years of age. . • ,-Curt Maple' Leaf, Canadian -Order ef Foresters, Clinton, last week invest- ed, fifteen hundred, dollars .of • accum- lated -sick. benefits besides • leaving nice little nest egg tor immediate use if -necessarS. -Knox Presbyterian manse, LRC_,. :gine; ;was the Scene of a quite- wed-: ding oh Satureclay, ;November • when Miss Marie Isabel, .daughter ale. and Mrs. A. Clarke, of Waltonta became the -brid,e of William M. Strat- ton, of atoughton, Sash. Clatton, of Ideeburn near.) Gollerich, las t week. shipped for • Christmas beef, twenty. steers, widen weighed, from 1,310 pounds to . 1.400 pounds. They were all of his own feeding. andewere( sold to Alden. Allen and delivered at alegaw station. e -Rev. Jas. fllamlIton, clerk of the • Presbyterian of Huron, has received, reports a the vote an church' union) from all the charge i in the Presbytery with One exception. The vote so far as received shows a deajheity In favor of union of over five huntredt _ • -The death of James Nivins occar- redi on, Fridays.. December 3rd, at his :tome in West Wa.winosh, after ars illnesp of some ,Iuration. Th e de- ceased. wae in hie, sixty-niritte year; • atoll had Cbeen a resident of the town- ship, for many years. He leaves -a • „widow, one slaughter and lour se/4. -Ma3 C IcCreight, of Turnberry, rchased the fine farm Of • air. Graynor, of the townahip, • of near AtWood, which' is well 94. B. Oh PHIL'. Lieensed auctioneer for the counties flaron and Perth. Being a practical tarsier and tboroughg underatanding the ;same ot Um stook and iniplemente plazas sae• La better position to re - :Lae good price:, Charge a 'moderate. Patilifaction- guaranteed or no pay, All orders Lett in Exeter will be procipar bittssfrd to, , has p John time, Known -in that viciniity, as the Gay- nor homestead; Aar. Alfred McCreight has purchased the, farm of hie 'brother, John afeCreight. -Jane Fowler, daughter of the late Ur. and Ws. James Fowler, fors• . merly of Ashfielat townelttie passed, a- way .at her tome at Akepie, Ohio, on November nth.' The remains were. brought to Goderi•ch and the funeral took place from -the residence of Oleir. 461011911111111111111111, 2111.1111111111111111 Heart Woutd Beat Vieleutly. Nerves Seemedlo Be Out of Order. _afar chance and you will get well the same as I did". CORINE GAUDREAU. 50o. a box, 6 for t2.50, trial Size, 25e. At au dealers, or gent postpaid by Fruit-a-tivei.Limited, Ottawa. William Niven, Godericie cousin of the deceased. -On November 24, !Mr. 'John Cocht rane, of the north ;bounidary 1-1a.y, and Miss Teethe,- daughter of lir. Jacob Latta, -of (Chiselhorst, • were • qraetly married in ;the home of the bride's ; parents. After a honeymoon trip to London and other -points, they are settling down on the groom's fine farm M ilday. -AU, join In wishing them bon voyage over the matrimonial sea. -The Roman- -Cathollc Church Drysdale had a narrow -escape from destruction by 'fire a few days ago. The fire was first noticed near the, altar and had not made much ' heed - way when discovered, bat if a few, minptes more had elapsed, it would have been impossible to extinguish it The cause is unknown. -At a recent 'meeting of the Widget ham Council it was votedthat the, sun i of d3041, out of thit. $1.000 'toted- for patriotic parposenbe given to the Ladies' Patriotic 'Scielety to bet used in- the, Purchase of mater- iels and pay for labor, money to be -placed, in halide ,of the team treashrer, and paid( out da .ordere from the Soe cietys • • •. -A quiet wedding took plane in the 'llifethodist parsonage, Winghem,, • on, Tuesday • afternocm, •ADecembee 7th, when George -Ernest COok, andi Miss Ivy Margaret /Cook, both of East Wa.-• eve,nosh, 'Were uniteddin _marriage. The ceremony was performed by, Rev. el. Hibbert.: The young •ceuple will mahe, their home In Nehr Ontario. -A very quiet wedding addt solemn- ized at the le utheree. parsonege, in Dashwood, on December 1st, when Mies Clara •tokstein, .became the bride, i of lair. William Becker. The happy couple; -were unattended- and dnitniately fol- lowing the ceremoay heft on -a short 'honey mohn. - On re turning they - will reside on the 'groom's fine farm, north of DashWood. -Rev T. Cosens, former • pastor ot Ontario street Church, Clinton, who Is in hi k fourth year at Empress Ave- nue !Methodist chereb, London, has ae- cepted a• unaztimous. invitation to be- -come pastor of the Methodist church, In Cornwall. Rev. J. Douglae. Richard- son. 16.1.A. of. Cornev.all, has.accepted smiilar inyitation.-to Empress Avenue Churn.. The chane .will take place 1 • next J whIet -A quiet wedding took place at Stratford, on lIvionday of last week. when itle. ,Johla ai. Vreornan„ of Gode- rich, was united{ in marriage to aliss Lily IMay, gdaughter -of !airs. Robert Fraser ,of Seaforth. The cerement thee performed. by, Rev .Thomes Man- ning. D. a, the young couple betng unattended. Met: and Mrs. Vrooman yrooman being a partner in the firm of Vrooman and Young, dry-cleaners -Sittings of the Count Y Court .and . Court of General Sessions were . held this week in Goderich, opening on Tuesday, December 14th. In addition. to -civil ,actIons there are several erim- -ina leases to be the,ard, including- 'an arson case ,from Seaforth the burn ing 0+ the o1 -Forbes livery stable, and. the case against William De.nler for alleged shbornation -of perjury. It is not certain, who will preside at this Court.. -Mr. and (Ur's. Thomas Maeon, of Clinton, celebrated the fifteentr, anni- versary of their marriage on Monday evening, when a couple at dozen of their' friends and, neighbors were The heart always works in sympathy vitedetai to make merry with them, A with the nerves, and unless the heart ill plesant , social evening was th le working properly the whole nerve system spit and the host a.nidt hostess were liable to become unstrung, and the " heartily congretalated upon the hap - heart itself become affected. . , , :py 'Occasion •and received slacere good • Milbum's Heart end Nerve Pills will 'wishes for many!. more yeats of happy - build up the unstrung nervous system, m and strengthen the weak heart, so that the sufferer will enjoy the very best of health for years to wine, Mrs. -John N. Hicks, Efuntsv&nt., _writes: "I am sending you my ony for the benefit -I have received from using Milbura's Heart and Nerve Pills.. Assa nerve and hea builder They &etre done woald beat .len.tly, and -' y nerves wonders for • e. At timetipmy heart a seemed to be all out of order, but after nting a few boxesof Milburnc Heart and Nerve Pilis I feel like recommending them to ethers that they might receive benefit as I did." ' Milbunes Heart and Nerve Pills have been on the market for the past twenty- five years, and are universally consideted Park, -London, England, was , married to be tmridalled as a inedicine for all, to Charles Albert Crossfield, - son Of disorders of the heart or siervea. ,./ 50c per box, 3 boxes for $1.25, at ail • t1/2.611)11;b0Mitsfdordll, rQs.ueSbemc,uebly CRr°esys'.fi'eR11.(1' E°1. : Milburn's Heart and Nervd Pills are age, rector- of the church. Tthe. best dealers or mailed direct h • t of rried life, ' • ' N • A disastrous fire toOk place on the peemises of D,evid 0lllki, Moreis- b k, near-. Jamestown, fMorris town- shjlp, between eight and nine e'clock or Sunday evening Jest- week,' when - °4e his barns, was destroyed, Mr. Miller had ben dela/s.orne werk In the tarn an while id scentling a lad-, d,er in. tho, Stable, slipped and fe11,1417- setting the lantern and setting dire. to the atables MoSt Olathe 'stock Was saved, but the bank barn 'and' thead- • joiniag driving *ehed. were destroded. - A n interesting, cehemh ty took ; pjaea ,on .Wednesday, December lst, - at • St„ *It's church, tBressels, when. Miss Lillian Maud Payn-e, • ef Finsbury ,- Iman was Dr. F. Bryans, of' Brussels,. peice by The T. Milburn Co, Lniited, and the. maid of 'honor, Miss Marie Toronto, Out. Crump, formerly of Londa, EV. Mr . • sisterS and three brothiers aistl; one sate bY whom slate will be saddsimissed. d-Alnniveraary services will be held In the Presbyterian charch,Cranbrook. on SaVbath, 12tJ1 tests, .at 11 a.m. and 8 Pane by Rev. McDonald, M. A.,' Attvotel. Special Thank -offering will tt seireninfollowing a fowl gt be taken en and spectal music by choir. O supper bei served followed by musical humbers by Ladies' Quartette trom Listowel Presbyterian church; elocationary progra,m by a first-class eloctitionist and. addresses by local pastoral; -.At theninnael meeting of Brussele L.0.1e, the following officers 'were el- lected; for the ensuing year W. iltfe EL cardiff S D. M., George, Colvin, sr.; chaplain, Rev t R, E. Page f 'recording' secretary, E.G. Plume Mandell secre- tary, di. !Armstrong; treasurer. R. dinith; a C., E. Semers; lecturer, -Thuell; !first com., Bern,- .rd ; secOnd com. Bow,rean; third cond., Duke dord;en; fourth corn. S. ,St. Plum; 5th com. R. Thiell •, inside tyler, William ItioCiAcheon, outside ty- . ler, William Andersont Had Dyspepsia. Says: HE NEARLY TURNED UP His TitEs. Burdock Blood Bitters CURED HEM. Mr: H. N.- Mandersott, Stettler, Alta., writes: "Ablaut' twenty-five years ago, .in the Province of Quebec, I came pretty .near turning up my toes with dyspepeia. A cousin of mine persuaded me to try Burdock' Blood. Bitters. In about two weeks r could eat u.tiythifig from raw fate pork to unleavened bread. Three bottles did tla job, • and I have never been Itroubled with my stomach since. You would,.Say that this is wonderful if you I could ,only see what we' sometime,s have I to live on in this country; baimock, hall HE Judds lived' in a little .cot- tage sit the very end, of the towu. Mr. Judd was a; carpen- • ter, and when he bad plenty -- 0+ work there were light and 4beeranti warmth in the home. But after helad- fallen frem. n ladder and . broken his .leg hard times came to the, family in. the ._cottage, and th- two, little -boys, Richard and Robin, erbitpered together that surely Santa Claus -would not find them this year. In former years ,pe had been good to the two little boas, but this Year things would be different. On- Christmas eve, after the little boys had gone to bed; Mr./Judd,whis- pered to .iliat.wifQ that. a.iata Claus might leave some nuts and candies for Richard and Robin and that he _himself had whittled them two beets that were handsomer than those in the shops, and. Mrs. Judd had, boiled setae molasses and made a big panful of walnut taffy from the store of black Walnuts indthee attic. Just at thafrnomett Mr. 'Judd sawa piece ef paper pinned to Rabin's' stock - inn, It was written in the little lads pig round handwriting., • "What is that?" he asked, going to the mantelpiece. - "Robiide- leiter to Septa Claus, I haven't read it yet. What does it' say?" asked Mrs.. Judd as she cut the taffy :into nice sqtares and prepared to WO it in the waxed paper. - • Mr: Judd read, • the paper, and .his - eyes twinkled. ftSliS So,-nta Olaua to' bring him a little'eister.' • He doeen't want anything ,elsa- 'HO says he can be happyplaying with4her all the year ..around." . • . "The dear child!'' sighed- Mrs. Judd. . "What is.that?'.' they both..Spoke to - anther, for from il:e dorch outside tbs.y d • cooked beans, etc, Burdock Blood Bitters has been on the marketdodithe past forty years, and cannot be excOed as a medicine for all diseases -or disorders of the sbdmach. B.B.B. is manufactured only by The T. Milburn Co., leimited,•Toronto, Ont.. 4194.• • 9V -W''..4`114•13=44.429.="7 neard a -funny little sound that swine - ed strangely like 'a babsas cry. "It sounds like. a baby," seid Judd, going to tile door and turning the knob quickly. "It can't be!" said Mrs. Jedd. follow- ing him. - When Mr. Judd opened the door the snowstorm triad to enter the warm room. The carpenter peeredLout into the whiteness and then down and lift- edsomething that was huddled against the door. ,° "It's a basket and there'S a baby in - .:eider he cited as he closed the door and set the basket and its contents °it ,• :the table. • Sure enough; -.n a nest of warm clean blankets was a six months old baby girl; blue eyed, gold* haired dimpled. , Her clothes were coarse but clean, and. Pinned to:her white frock was a note 11 saying that the baby's Mother was dead and that her father was going to a far country and made a present of her to the hindest people In the town he knew, And there was SOD3e money in the en- velope, ail that the poor father could spare. It was very little. dShall'we keep her?" asked Mr, Judd, Vit. they were quite poor and his ill- ness had brought many heavy bills to pay. "She came to us," whispered Mrs. Judd as she hugged the baby they bail found in the snow. "We can spare 'enough for her. And the boys Will be so happy te have her!" "That settles it!" said Mr. Judd, and he went up into the attic after the lit- tle cradle in which Richard and Robin used. to sleep. K, GLOSSY . FREE FROM DANDRUFF' , . • Girls! Try it! flair gets softefluffy and beautiful -Get a 25 cent bottle of Dandedine. • If you cate fer heavy hair that glint tens with beauty ,and ,is radiant with life; has an lecoraparahle Softness and Is fluffy and lustrops, try Dazideriee. Just • one • application doubles the beauty- of your hair, .besided it 'mate, diately dissolves every particle Of dandruff. 'You can not have tree heavy; healthy hair if you • have dandnaff. This dostruCtiv.e scatPaps the bRir of its lustre, ith strength and Its very life, and if not pvgraotme it .prOd ucesl a feiseriShness and itchin of i. the sealter th.e' hair roots fa ish, lodteh aid die; then the hair falls ont rat. Surely. -get a 25 -cent Nettle dr. IdeowItordS Danderine from any drug store and just tly it, - , a , - When. Christmas morning dawned Richard and Robin' crept out of bed and tiptoed into. the sitting pone They always dicl, `this. onChrisdinas' morning sk as not to as,v1eken their parents. It was Itarely daylight ' They could see their stochings hanging fh. o m the manteldiece, and out of the tops were stick- ing two red 'Ninth ed sailboats: just alike. 'Besides the boats there were , 'warm red mit- "BE twin TO us," tens, knitted by wKISPEBED lo v in g fingers, , and there were delicious *Omit taffiewrapped itt wax - .ed paper and some red apples. -- And just as they reached the red ap- ples the ,littie boys looked down and - saw the'old eradle eyitiz the- MOW -bah by's bright and .blue eyes staring up at them. eHow the cottage rang with their cries of joy! Hew they bugged the _new., baby sisterd whom they thought Santa Claus had 'left. at their _Skold But we all know that sometimes:when Santa Claus is very busy he has to ask grownup folks to help hinr dietriblhe the good things at Christmas tide sin -e he menet get arcane to all the !tomes 'of all the good children in one en "liar without tiring his reindeer toh "Hurrah!" cried Richard nnil Robin running to awakep thejr parents.. "Merry Christmas, father and 1'1: h-: Come out and see the henutitul haby Sister Saeta Claus has brimeht Why, this is the best Chris(n:::'. i'te ever had!" .5t Ctpasug;" rata foe_ Gordon whistled in - dismay. "Oh, ; never thought efthem!" bh said- . "I den/ weed my gray squirrels to starve' to death!" said Paul. "And Mr. Rabbit and bis family"' added Mabel. "Or thessnowbirds. I saw' a evitole doek yesterday!" cried Gordon eagerly, "Or my own dickeybird!" lisped Baby Nan, pointing a fat finger :at the ca- nary's cage in the window. They all laugbed and kissed little Nana "And what about you, Cousin Mar - 1 of the little girl who °et Mr. Rabbit, too," inking it would s remenabered tont" they ask was.,visiting th "Pm thinking said Marion., 4'1 was be nice if Santa Cla him." s Gordod, got up and d -ed .a horn - pipe. "Let's have tet'Shies as tree for the woods people!" he shouted. _What a racket there was as they all :rushed into the hall after taps and cloeks and -overshoes! Clarice and Gordon* disappeared in the kitchen and were gone a long time. When they came back they carried a I I ttle basket. • lieby Nan was taken to her moth- er's room, and the' merry yonngsters ran shouting across the snowy. garden • to the path which led to the woods. i1ow quiet the woods were when they werd in the sbadow of thepinesand hemlocks! Sinidenly some twigs crackled, and a beautiful deer bounded lightly away Azad disappeared aniong the trees. "He was huagiy," said. Gordon. ''See how he itis eaten the twigs. from ...the, hemlocks." • was- the day. before Christmas, and it had been nowing all the morning. The111aesden childetse sat around the iiving room fire eridesanig:- Christinas carols and talked about the ' millions of people who were sending gifts to; loved ones, just as the wise men brought gifts to the Christ Childs under the Christmas starh. Suddenly they noticed that Clarke leas very thoughtful. "What is the matter,1 SU?" wired- . Gordon, the oldest boy. .•! "I am thinking of, Ma deer i. - people and how time mio.w.issa wring , their f so that they:4* daft 11! death a • • , All oyer the snow were the foot- -print§ of little animals-arabbits, squir- rels, e'een- tbe trail of a fox which Gorden and Paul -pointed out And threadhag in and out like a pat- tern of laceeverk were the dainty foot- prints of birds. . d'Poorhlittle woods people!" sighed Clarice. "I'm afraid the Snow has cov- • ered all the seedssand- pine cones." "Where shall. we have the Christmas tree?" asked hiebel, jumping up and down with delight. "Here!" cried Marion, pointing to. a - small holly' tree. "See, it is? already trimmed with red berries!" "Just the thing," said Gordon, open- • ing his basket. "Now, youngsters, step up and help yourselves tp goodies to put on the Christmas tree. "Here are auts for the squirrels, bits of suet for the blue jays and the snow birds, some lettuce and carrots for Mr.-, Rabbit and his family, some canary seed. to sczttter on this cloth and apples -; for everybody." What a wonderful Christmas treh that was! Everybody helped to trim it, and when the lettuce and car- rots had been DECEMBER 24. 1915 s END STOMACH TROUBLE; 4) GASES OR DYSPEPr' ditapes Diapepeln" makes Sick, Sour; Gassy Stomachs' surely feel fino In, five minutes. If what you just ate is souring on your stoMache or lies like a lump of lead, refueiiag th digest, or you belch. gas and eructate sour, undigested - food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn., fullness, nausea, bad taste : in mouth and stomach -headache, you t can get blessed relief in five minutes. .,Put an end to stomach trouble forever ;by getting a large fifty -cent case of IPApe'a Diapepsin from any drug store. You realize lit five minutes how need- less it is, to suffer from. indigestion, dyspepsia •or any stomach disorder. It's the quickest, surest stomach doe - tee 'In the - world. It's wonderful: , WHAT A WONDER701, ioHRISTMAS TREE THAT WAS! tied on to the. lowest branches so that the rabbit f a midi y could reads lent the young(larsdens all -drew' away aiidthid behind a .clump of hem- locks. - Bright eyes must have been watching the hol- ly tree, for very soon the guests began to arrive at the C h r is mas party. Such a twittering of birds and cracking of nuts and crunch- ing,ef carrots and crisp lettuce! Don't you think their little hearts sent up thanks to the loving Father, who had reminded the Marsden children not to forget,his little woods peoPle? . ' And as the children raced across the snow toward home they -sang Christ- mas carols until they Were overheard by a great sleigh load of people corhing from the railroad station. • "Merry Christmas!". thex called. "Merry Christmas!" And the sleigh stopped and td.ok them all in, for. they fiwere all going to. spend Christnaas at the hfarsdens. There were Marion's fa- ther and mother, and there were aunts and uncles and grandparents. 'ilklerry Christmas!" they .all said to eacht other, for they were happy. And I'm sure if you could have un- derstood all the twittering and chat- tering around the holly tree in the woods you might have learned that the woods people Were shying "Mend' Christmas!" too. Wasn't the Uniform. 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Time Table_ Guelph and Goderich BTatichl** TO T6RONTO GOderieil•114!• • • • • • •...Lv Auburn" •••• 41.• *SA; 11 Myth Walton .1, Milverton it Linwood •Tet......... 1' Clnoirs- ... ... . ..- oronto Ar. 11.25 1-• 7.00 a m -2.30 p 7,26 2.56 1 7.87 " 3.07 7.50-" 2.19 " 8.24 " 3.51 " 8.35 405" 9.00 "- 430 9 35 " 5.05. " 7.10 FROM TORONTO . Toronto.. - ....... - Lv. 8.20a. in 5.10 so Guelph. ....... ...... Ar 10.15 " 7.00 itlinira... 10.45 7.86 Linwood Jet 114 1.1.05 1 7.55 11 Ittilverton. . ., ' 11.25 " 8.16 " Walton Si 12.58 8.42 " Myth u 12.10 11 9.07.* Auburn....... ..... 12.20 9.19 " "aciderich 12.45p. m. 9.45 " -.,.. Connections at Linwood for Listowel,, Goa nee Mons at Guelph Jot. with main line for Galt Wo3dstock, Londen, Detre ad Chicago an * al im 'radiate fines.. ,.-•.,, Grand Trunk Railway System. Railway Time Table. Trains leave Seafortia safollowe W.45 a m For Cflinton Gixierich4Winghatt Kincardine. For Clinton and Goderich tor ()Baton, Winghara and Rim s dine. For Glintoo and Goilerieh. For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto Orillia, North Bay and Points west Belleville and Peterboro' and points 3 21 P m Prittratfora, Guelph, Toronto :4102 • treal aid points east. 82 p ni For Stratford Guelph and Toronto LONDON BUR ON ea BRDCIE IYORTH •r &onager London depare Central .. 9 35 5 45 Exeter. . 9 a 5 57 Rings% . 955 011 EIPPen• • 10 06 61 Brumfield, 10 14 •6 24 Clinton, -. 10 6 40 Londesboto, . ....... 11 18 6 51 .. -. 11 27 7-05 He raVe, ......... . . . .11.40 7 18 WIngbarn, .... . 11 54 7 40 SOUTH Passenger Wiughsso, depart„....-...... 6 35 , 3 22 Belgraft, 650 326 Myth, . 7 04 a 48 -14I4atbetao 712 366 Onalsoh, 7 33 L1 1.20 p m 6 18 pm 11.03 p m 7 51 a in, 'Bitie414 • a • • • 1.4.* • ..... • • •.• 828 4 as • ,.............. 99 99 9,9 .9,9 8 31 4 41 . ., . -.............8 an -••,99. a 22 - : 4 45 . . ,..........-..-.....:,....... 8 al 501 ' 0 ,,e,,_. ..........,........ ,A......• 5-03 -5 Is • Lisactsli attLY,..,... as 6 06 61.= . , . „Ong VO Lucinda wanted a , doll -le instead of th hies that people ga, Polly went to sle a start. She wits been wide awake a the mantelpiece th bag stocking,. "Santa Claus h Polly, and she slit pattered across th What a lovely, looking thing her Polly felt of th There NVO.S )31031 peeping at .her stocking was the doll you could, ima "Oh, dear, I dolt has brought Life sighed Pelly. "1 Barefooted, wi gown trailing en pattered -silently she reached the d wing where the s "Tsecond door led Susan, st ane ,fitrhe de0000rk, girl Lucinda.. From the knob o white stocking a bniain with -- som 'tee top o there popped a p It was black - (tor Lueinda won • Polly's heart b teist3.y took the b linda's stocking ler arm, -she ran She ker own white b kad taken it out _Shad to elim , Jut the cunning 13 "I never bad are so dear and rself 'while she us baby to her h aSche hofe u g,geed kti n It fondly as she ef Lucindn's Isto motheii, room When stwjni zyes watdlinit zaApinoneidi;t1,f1s3t41,1::1,151:1. alee pre whn ..nr7c white bat Sn'atft - 1, dear 11 •