The Signal, 1906-1-4, Page 3r'
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Expectant
Mothers
should take "Bu -Ju" during
this trying time. The extra
strain, weight and undue pres-
sure on the delicate organs often
irritate and inflame the kidneys.
This not only increases the dau-
ger of childbirth, but places the
health of the baby to jeopardy.
Bu
THE GENTLE KIDNEr PILL
keeps the kidneys strong and
llgorous--acts as a uuld tonic
on all the female organs, and
prevents constipation
A " Bu Ju " pill at bedtime is
the best,,protection against Kid-
ney Trouble during pregnancy.
At all dnlggists, or direct on receipt
of price, 50c per box.
THC CLArIIN CHEMICAL CO. LIMITED
WIND.QI,, 00Y..
Distilled
Sunshine
Did you ever have a
headache that mad e
Sunday feel like wash-
day ?
Q Perhaps you have been
drinking n Ifcrlor teas.
Q No, 1ou don't ncc.l medi-
cine - all you need is a
package of Grand Mogul
Tea.
Q This tea combs the kinks
out of the nerves. Why ?
Because it is rich in theins
(the flavor); essence)
which 'is just concentrated
sunbeams. Grown en the
h table I
hi
lands 8of Cc
Y
kxl.'
this tea contains the els•
mens of -a -pure -curve-food.
Grand Mogul
Tea
Q There are no otter teas „ hist
as good •s Grand Mogul 25c.
)0c. 40c and 50c per p•. ;ted
QSold only In packages lined with
air -tight paper. Premium coupons
in each package. The cost of these
coupons 1s not taken our of the tea
-but is simply a part of der ed.
waning appropriation.
1-':2friva of the Sistriet.
Wort, Perrin, id et'rlx'•ter, has lwct
"Igayted to trach In S. le. Obi, 13,
Howie, et a salary of 141;1611,
The chrome, knitting factory 'regal
operations iu their new and Inure
eoinut.4ll.1IIN building this yvrek.
Lawr has resigned t princli
ship of 'I'lwswater piddle +whnad
lI cepa. that of the Newmarket delta
at a salary of S7;)».
M*.s Evelyn Yarling, of Exeter.
lett a vrs shortly 1 r t I) fur New York, weever
she will hike a cuuttw'iu nursing 111 St.
• Lnke'e 11(*I4it/L4
The hI l•,acre farm belonging to
1 sale (i ill: a i4Ilrssion •11. e•y,
recently 1,01.4L11 Jilt 1', (laveur,
that Ioe,dityi, for the sunt of $3,1100.
Misr Lizzie 1Vilcex and Frank 1,
bath of Exeter. were quietly )liter
at the Jetties Ktreet. pet comae. Exet
on Chrhmtnl is 1)ly. 11ev. Mr. (loi
performed t he eeremon d.
Mrs, John Taylor, a former lr•e•sident.
of Hlytii vicinity, dietilat ler 1 es in
Dnnrse. Manitoba. recently. She was
thirty-five years.' of.a'(s amt Laves a
husband a d Hee .mall chitin•).
.':rues \ Doughtier, of Turnberry,
was recently married to Miss Ange-
line, daughter of John Yenng,
;1.111• newly -melded couple will hake np
their I•.•sfdcnZr on 1(r. I)ought-se' farm
near 11'1olxelw.
Nceu,Upaund by c.11upliueutar)'
d ee/weir.
' • Their Golden Wedding.
144i-
31e.
44i-
\1r. and \fret, W. '1'. Mlunla11, of
Clinton, celebrate! .the fiftieth mita-
yellowy of their marriage uu 1)t+-
ha- (earner 23ld. They sero married in
to Newham), hSurney.•England. and of as
• f '1y of thirteen children len are
still living, but only seven of thele
were Mile to he present to cclrhrtc
the+
happy pl Y NPNIIt. Mr. and Ere.
Stinnett are both in ga44 health.
Morris Wedding Bells.
At high neon on \1;e(Ineoley, De-
w IN CA•Il)I' 211thth
. e. 1 44 Reeve andof Mrs, code, of M'o•ris, was the seen)• of
at happy event, what their daughter,
ill, Niels., was united in traria we to
ie. Itul wet Powell, of Blyth. The eelw-
er, 11.uny was lav formed by Rey. W. H.
og Ilartloy, recut' of Trinity church.
HIy1h, only relatives anal iiitiuutte
friends hang present. After pnitak-
1n4( of a dainty limeheun the bridal
party drove to Iilvi h and lett for ,a
short trip to Niagara Pelle and
Loudon.
Brussels Nuptials,
(1n Tuesday of tart week the hon,"
of Mrs. J,1111/ Liv ill g41111, of Hrns.ela,
wars the scene of n liepp)' mat rittioital
allied,',' When Rey. 1)r. Russ tied LI,.•
«elatit knot 4N'ttvefen , Bertram C.
Gerry, .if 1Vinghnne, and Miss Ivy \t..
the daughter of the hostess, They
Wort' { IY 1 1
Int . . ,
KI t nld. .
I 4e r. mid Nies.
nM O•ere•y took the astern ton Ir1(01 for
Kl 'r..100, lull .,t 11,1* e•a r) imams;
f.,IIiw'er1 by many goal leiter. Mr.
r.4 (iel'ry has 4.441,1 his la dwlr' Imeinr4,
1el in Wagtail' and has not et detin-
id hely dulled whets* he will. hi Ater
'n A Saaforth Wedding.
^• A gniet but pretty we 1 Iiig\ wags
u sol teed at the 'Untie of ler.
Mee. John MrKinlet•, .Seaford'.
1, 1Vetfnes.Lt??•, December 27th. hn
�
e- theirilatlt{hter, Mies A.\w
R. 11oKinle.,
e 13 A.. wee unitod in narrater- to H. H.
e. Knight. 11. A,. 1) manage land ser-,
a, vevor rf le Imam)), 'I'l[. ceremony
1- W 1,4 ' 4%i-(.. -m•d Iry It •v. 13 gene. M':-
Klnlev, H. 1)., la -other .14 hefn•ide;
r, nod Hey. A. K. Birks. 13. A.. LI. IL
,.The bride Way .117.4,14.41 11V 114. Mist.',.
Miss" C. B. McKinley, H• A.. w• ale W.
Mullis -en, of -Pefrt Arthur,\ sup-
s pullet the *room. Mr. and '\irs.
Kni.ht left on en extender) trip to
1- New limes and other eastern cities.
Dzath of Hensall's First Settler.
Op 'Thursday'. •1/.•.•en11.or 214 or.
't eitere'1 the death n( 11.4141.'4 Paterson et
'f him home iu 11'nea11. aged mixt veil*
r. ye.u-1. Tne de•at.
ccswl wein a t l%Nige
1Genrge Hainih, a geminate of the
Seefos'th Collie:bate Datil toe; (INS been
emiimibed hemline/der ter (inllinow,44
b'olle'giet.• Instilufl•, Mr. Hamill h
member a mem•r of the ('ulliugwt..
'teff.(,r• tweetedyearn.
1'. 1�(•nlbridee, w•hof.., f.1111't1Y1I1 V4',,
Iw,•n ii gallant on the 'Thor. M..
farm, Hulletr, hes rented the spired
Ibfl-sere Tenn of Oonneiller '3'1114, ,
the hound:u•y'. fur s teen of five yen
et $.'ell per vete. Ile gets INrsee+ssi,t
et the hurling.
Mee. OrfilaIlsvah-ick*: of Zeri'•l
passed away on the evening of 1)
crnl1Kv 21t h. She welt eevigtv-bw
yrnrl of mgr. Her huslslnd prep
,'Famed her .(mus yvmre oleo
grown-up family of 'sons and dangl
teas survives. -
1)r. N.• D. H'„hammn, irf Z,irieh. w'h
Ime ere -early passed the final-rxwuin'
rind of the O011etr ,d Pht'NI(•Iane 1(11
Stir pone .of 01141 rio, 414.4 decided
1141111,1111 olive in Berlin. lie Is ha
Mars ,f •o fittednn whi,•h he ex
*wet. toareal py Mout the Lich of` Jai
The death tooke Otte. on Soman
to 1
rte
0
et ening. I),centlw, Sttle of Job
l3laatcllfeed, of the 2nd (•1meemollrn i
t'e1Nlt•Ia in ilia fifty G•u^Ip y..0
Mr. Hlttehforl had beers i11 only aline
three week.. He is survived 'Iry hi
willow. twit .ltnghters, a .4Ixps.111 ar1
ate•;Nal lighter.
A happy event teak place on.Decee
bwr 2letat the limn.' of the I)ridee par
elite, Mr. mill Mau. Cole, (nth line r
Marie,
when \tlMs J. •1s11' Mnndr ('cd
1'Ir•lrnr (Ile bti•ie of ",V.n. Liuoio Rent
dun, (,f Frishietter, Sauk. Rev. 111
Mahe, .of 1k'tgrtvr, performed th
Cell.
A quiet ,wedding was e.•I..ht•ateil on
a'lu•istllts Day at the re-id.•nce of \(r.
and 31 re. Stephen 1\'il-on. Khneer-
mite, when their daitghl••r Msmba
1 was caner',"I to Andrew F'. 11. H tie-
wick, n well -to do farmer .if Kincar-
dine townshi p. The ewe - Kia!e ,•-
formed by the Rev. F. M. Snaith. .
\I ism Arline NI(IOlmen, ofToenh'•r•1't•,
.110 (4.'.114)41' Jt. R,dtkin. of 1Vinghem.
" 1'44 94)14.11 %' alerried et the (lama of
Uex. l'nunic, 1\'ield , on Thurs-
day. Die -ember. Zest- Rev. N. S, Bur -
watch per armed the (wren nonV in the
pr.•w•nc.' of .1111' w fete friend.. Mr.
:Ind Mire. Rankin will reside in Witig-
he on .
Misr' 1.. Milne, who ham been wale
ing in S. S. No, 11. Keit \Yewnnash.
for the mMetsix year. and a hide wee
presented by the pipits with a eril•er
ten-serviee end a half -.low silver
MINons and sugar shell on the oeeteian
of her resignation. Very e• pli-
nu•nhu'y words, expressive of the
esteem of the caninfinity, *vC liI-
panne'the pr'w•ntnli•i 1,
A quiet hat pretty wedding were
solemnized on 1'4ednPsday, 1)P(•en,M•r
:Aqh, at the resideIlei' of Mrs. Ellett
P:tliott, London, her ,In'ghter, Iottie
May. Ie"uming the bride of Charles
E. Castle, of Clinton. The Cell. lllany
WaSI performed by Rev. Jetties Living -
elate. Mr. and MI•N, Cantle !MVP
taken 114) their lr•Midellef. in Clinton.
eller.- Mr. Castle is employed in the
organ factor)-: r
On Friday, Ihrenslter, 22nd, Mrs,
Elizabeth :Agnew. relict. of 1h.• bate
lamer' Agnew, died tet the reeidenee of
her daughter, Mrs. John Snider. ('lin-
tt in. aged severity-arca•) %'.',lr'!.. Mt•s,
Agnew had been a head' tel of Clinton
for w•yrtal yews, re •ing there with
her husband, who died some years
ego. from Lriekn,w• Of a fafnily of
ten children seven survive, ints•r-
ment Was made in the family plot at
l.ucknow. •
A quiet wedding took phew in'('lin-
ton at (1e hnn)o• Of the 'bride on
1 hristinas Day, when Mrs. Lary ('ook
wee In1it(s1 in liymen s bonds with
John H. Oue',st. of London trlwnship,
Rey. 11. M. Manning performed the
ceremony. in the 411e.en(•0 of only a
few intimate friends, the bride teeing
given away by her uncle, David Cook.
Mt'. end .Men. finest will reside in
Clinton on their retinal from their
houeyinestr1.
.lehn 1►aig, of revilck township, 14011
Of Paul Date, Hawick, dropped deal
one day recently on the adjoining
farm of Itis brielier-in-law•, .101111
login. while 111 the ter of rendering
esslstanee on the fartii. H1' w•a.4 in his
forty-sixth year and leaves a widow
and family of Nye. Mr. Dnig had al -
meat (rnnpleted the lnlrrluaee of an ad-
joining farm lwlonseng to Mr. ('line,.
who in turn had joist bought. (stein
W ilerin's fine farm in East \Yawanosh.
PERFECTION
'It4 Sodas
itlNaar BISCYIf d CANDY CO
fTR*T?OID CANADA
from the
Ovens to You
We bridge distance
with our moisture -proof,
dust -proof packagfa. Hali-
fax and Vancouver are
brought to the oven'
dans Farms and small
towns are put on the same
plane with the big cities.
Mooney's Perfection
Cream Sodas
are packed in 1 fr 3 Its. sir -tette
package: fresh. rasp. delicious --
and reach you in its same con-
dom► no mane- where you live.
AT ALL GROCERS
ifyne, ynvr friends or,re'ltit'erstiffer with
Fits, Epilcp.y, St. Vitus' Dance, cr Eau
Sickness. write far a tial bottle and rduable
treatise on each d:seascs le Tax T,rletn Co„
tee Kine Streif, W., Toronto, Canada. Ali
druggists sell Or an obtain f.,r you
LEII3IG'S F3TOURE
Leather
Mitts and
Gloves
We have the largest
and beet stork in Gale
1'ich end at ;niece no low
1,hat yen Carnot nff.lrl
to he without a Mit'.
mite ite hat had resided in Hru s.4ll fairfort y-
; two Yetis, : in fare he built the first
if house in what is naw' at thriving
yill.tgr•. Alam[ thirty years ago he
t- built the: fin.[ planing' nine there and
• ever sitter until ltteey, when he was
if overt )kcal by. Mirk tress, he hail 114'er1
4. 1 pal 'rely, rllyfa)41'd hi building opera.
I• tions. lire. took at deep lute t•e4 in
•. l martens of piddle welfare and for
e I twelve yea's was a mrmlwr tel Htess ell
fI srhnol hoard end :d,,, the 11,1.1041 of tis.
lo, 1J, ', Besides his widow he is sur-
vived by there .4rinst - and three
daughters.
Dath of Arthur Coach, Clinton.
After a Msilonga l illness. of Bright's
disease, Arthur ('ouch, of Clinton,
a•vay an Friday ovening, lit•.
(renllwr Shod, ate the 414(1' tet' ilft)'•H►•t•
yes. les. 1 )rr.wwd Was as w•r11-ktinter]
are
u l highly 1,•
.rmwrtwl reMidrnt of .'lin•
tall for meat. years. Aleut eighteen
m oath% ago he wastatted In re•
tire from business, ew,ing to ill -health.
,and although everything possible was
done for hila he r,tnti11ued in falling
health. He is survived by hi., wife
,and two children, Mrs. \1'. J. 11os4,
Toronto, and perry, Ott h , The de-
.
reawrl was at )member of the Sons of
Eri4btnd, , Canadian Foresters and
Masonic order*. In polities he was a
Conservative,
A Clinton Wedding.
A quirt wedding took place in Mt.
Peel's chnrrh, (Tinton. un - Friday
nftern.ou, 1)eceni1et' 22l1, 1441e11 Lily
Mae. daughter ,,f Jnam Jlhnsan, was
inerrie(1 to (;hats. McKinnon, relented
neater ater 14L. the Clint.* n Collegiate Insti-
tute. •Rev. Mr. Dunne officiated.
The groomsman was 1 Robert McKin-
n.in, of Detroit, brother Of the grog),
and I he hr•idestietiel was Miss M. K.
C4ritnle. Th.' bride Wor' her LI•nyel-`
ling suit of lnow'ti cloth. trimmed
with green. Oul)• the immediate
rrlativ(•s- of the cotrtractitlg.I''''ties
were preemie On their return f •
t heir II, IllevrtlfN)11 '41r. amid Mer, Me -
K' 'II tiesd(l• on Huron street,
(Tinton. The bride was at 'bestow
teacher ins Clinton Collegiate Insti-
tute. -
Stanley PionefrPasses Away..
On December :title Mrs, Scott, rel-
ict of the late Wm. H. Scott, of :With -
ley, pas4ed awa•v /It 111.1. 1 in 1 Lin-
ton, aged sixty -rine y1'41,1. The de-
1.1.:Is1.(I had leen 4(M well am usual up to
within a few days of her drat h, when
NII.' contt•arled 4 colt) which developed
into pneumonia. She wets iairn 111
tient+Lir.•, Meal/tree e ing to this
country in 1814 with het'l tents, who
!weal yv'are Tater settled en the 7th
ruticrsninn Of Stanley. in ISMS the
decent:1,d was nuart•ied ti. Will. H.
Med t, of H,,lforth, end for a few years
lived in that town. Letter they par-
chased the aid haulemend, where she
confirmed t4 live until rtlsrrtt (our
years ago, when the flintily motel to
Clinton. Mr. Scott died in 1)4)2, hitt a
finally of three sons and one daugh-
ter enr'it•em. •
New C. P. R. Lina.
iiantilt,n, her. 20. --The C. 4i. it,
Company Neve notified City M,dicul,r
Mtn:Kelien that they have filed plena
with the railway ermnrllissin, and
( e
ro rr
k d th ese'n f approval of
a,ie
new Nitwit k• 1111e running tram el
point on the C. P. It., neer 11'.KKlstn•k,
through Hrtntforl to 11•alnilton, ,mol
from lt, 'Itnit 4hr,ugh (h'inlsby ts0
NIagni'* Falls. The natter )lite be
(leen with by the gip nmllegion in about
t we) weekThis city has Iwen Neu -
tidied with a plan of the 'imposed mil -
way by the enmtniasiun, showing how
the line will pass through Hamilton.
Melt. Lownie. Exeter North, rw-
eav,rl the sail newsee
I t week of the
death of his son Frank, who diel in
\Vinnipeg of (•.1tlsllnlplinn. freeen,rd
stone among the (Stnedien contingent
who took p.trt in the Month Afrie.4n
war idi.nt four year,' age and while
doing'hlty for his country contracted
enteric fever. which w'44. the prirnnry
cal41' of his death, Ile was alront
twent y-)1 c1' yetr- of age end wee a
young man highly esteemed for him
good twenties.
Appointed Manager.
1'. E. 1)owding.,neernethrlt in the
Clinton brenlh of the Mnlson Blink
the Inst throve pewit, haw been
pr.'lrlirde(1 to the menngtrl•mhlp. tie
enrreteis H. C. Brewer. who im retiring
ftoml tire eerviee of the Rmnk.
Pre*sntation in Turnberry.
At she closing Perri -igen of M. M. No,
0, Turn1A•r't•y. the pupil, of the 'whorl'
presented their teacher. T)nngln.s
rewrote with a hr1arn�dmrnnr pair of
gsdntlets and n , an,penee and Mrs.
rradtr with it mit of ttatinllrls. lir•.
miser is giving up terieleng ,f►rr
twine cormeeted with No. fl mrfi,K)1 for
eight years. Thu presentations were
Prices from zee to jls.00 per pair
Worsell's
Cheap Hardware and
Stove Store.
Clinton New Ern ittetton, rif
the WeyeMrv, )letwith en •urlr•4Jn-
(ortable nrriolent (11) M:t1111(1at• ln(Nf•
ing Inst. Hr tem, descending the
reline steps when he slipped, end prat.
up him hands to save himself. ile
',might n shelf. and p4111er1 it down on
top of hinlsrlf, together with three
enme•s of liquor, which carrier! hhn to
the flaw, the 0.01.4 falling on his
(hest. lir w'ms peeked up ornennerinu•,
and a (lector Plnnlelnnrd. At first it
was thought he wen hurt internally,
but beyond it Revere 'shock he sus-
tained no injuries.
I''or'srw,t.h, brothers. 11 11,m -shin 11
heaven, and leek of fcllr,wship hs hell :
f.'ltowship is I4fr. NMI Li Is of fellow.
.hip ie (Le1.h 4 And the deeds that ve
do Imre) the entail, it le for fellowehi1i e
enke that ye, do• them). - Willian)
Morris.
MOURNING CUSTOMS.
Orlal■ of Ir. N'IJuw'. t .a, ama arae*
slee.r IewuJ..
The raiment, of wuarulug us prue•
ticed In tourlpus purls of thea world
seem int first might to have 1it11e rola•
tion with ouch u11,e1' or with the In-
ward grief which they are supposed
to typify. Yet by the toren-lee of u Int•
tie patlenee ; many resentblsu•'e.4 ,quay
be discovered 41111011)4 1114.1,,.' The w'id-
OW'a clip, fur example. dater' bate' to
the day's of ancient Egypt. Egyptian
men shaved the t 1•
IN•U '1
1 11
a ted(
IIrU I Ili
a
token of Iuuuruiug. The wvuueu, iu.
stead of cutting oft the hulr, concealed
It by u dace cup. The Romanis. who
were an a race clean shaven, shaver[
the head in mourning 111111 wore a wig.
The black loud on the sleeve 114 a
sign of mourning comet to us front the
days of clllvulry. 'Tbe lady lied a scarf'
or napkin, as the hnudkereldef was
cullt'g, about the urs of her kulgid.
If be sus killed li battle she wore the
baud in memory of 111111.
Black lute so long 1N•e11 the color of
grief to Anglo-Saxum countries that It
mecum a part of the upside dowel civ
lllzation of the emit that Japan and
China wear chile. But no lunger ago
than the time of E11z:t1s•th the unfor-
tunate Mary of Scotland wore white
on the death of Darnley. ' Ecru 110w
the hearse used for cllfldrro is white,
wed In Euglaud the uanlrners at fu-
nerals of young thlmarrlerl persona
wear hatbands and Rushee of white.
A queer Ewell'sh cumtum is that of
decorating the black beanie horses with,
long false 14141ck tulle. Alley uprate no
more 140tle 011 a street in Liverpool
than do the black trete used iu tbis
couutry to ewer the horses.
A great ninny sensible penile protest
that wearing tokens of mout'uing le a
barbaric cu.4toul that should be ubul-
lmhesl or greatly mu.lithel. but when
loss nod grief *tertian). come into the
Individual life out. dise•uvers that there
Is a strange, subtle 11(111•4s 111 gloomy
marts and that they :itemise to the
1 of the soul fur sllenee Ilud sepa-
r1, qn.
ODD DERIVATIONS. '
Carieu 111/.torp- of tee•
Wod-Y•t•.-
How "ItetIeale'• trot It■ Name.
"Tote" . a wore) with a curious hie -
tory. 'lo 1! • ItoI tan a "vomit." was a
solemn prat se made t0 u deity: From
the NOlenlll 1' ease Peel( the 111leiutiu)4
\of "vaunt" radually, 'weenie the
i►r-u,, er or horn e N 11471 t11a1 accompa-
nied the promise ud then Ally 1111 1.11:40
wixh whatever, ' far the develop -
meet pra•eiele l in .utas, unit "vote"
Coated Into h'hglish with the same
seneeie'When lien J neon wrote of
"public 'votes- to heave be.aneant nut
maim meeting resolutions, but prayers,
Finally. "vote" :mitered Nets present
int.:tuing, tlye.forinel and empinubc ex-
pression of a wish, while the old sense
remains wlth`ttm double "vow."
That openwork bag for shopping,
called a retieul., gets its name dlroetly
from the lapin "reticulum," '•little
net." Popularly. however, the word Is
supposed to owe Its existeuee to the
fact that wheu au Englliiiwowa• visit-
ed the first furl., exhibition with her
little bag In her hand the Parisians
cried "Itidicule:" The 1•:nglishwon u
1�1
misunderstanding the exclamation, is
said to have thought It thecorrect
translation of "little bag" aud turn-
ed to England callhtg it a "retielHe,"
Philologists claim that the phrase to
"sleep like a top" (•ornee from the
F rete b "dormir vomme une taupe," to
sleep like mole,' it is said. to,, that
Cinderella's slippers were not mude,ol
gloss, but of "rule,' the old- French
word for ermine, which In time beeame
corrupter) Into "verre," glass.. -
TM* ■eaver'. Toot'.
No carpenter's chisel can do more ef-
fective work than I1, turnerd out with
ease and neatness by the beaver's
tooth. This Is the principal tool with
which these patient, clever builders
construct their dams. The outer sur-
face of the tootle is n scale of very
hard enamel, while the hotly of It Is of
softer dentine. As the softer ant
stance wears away in use the end of
the tooth take's a chisel -like bevel, leav-
ing a thin, slightly projecting edge of
hard enamel as shprp an any cnrpett-
ter's tool fresh from the filename. The
thin settle of mantel gives keenness,
the softer dentine supplies strength,
and thus the combination forms n for-
midable toot, whicjl actually sharpeua
itself by use. ti
Wenn water In which nn onion hes
been isoiled wilt restore the gliding to
framer. Dry gnlck1 ' with a soft, clean
cloth.
strep no act -mint of nal eupplles: with
coat and date when DurrhnswL
THU bDAV, J. 5, tan 6 3
The Permanent Style and
Shape of Semi -ready Garments
Everyone wants style in his clothes.r,'t hot iron: Every garment is passed
Some men say they don't, but they by an expert as perfect in shape before
ere mistaken, it goes to the pressers.
Almost all ready-made clothing has Semi -ready fit is a certainty. Our
style in Il, la. fad, 1t is .tyle that sells
halfthe ordinary ready-made clothes.
But there are two kinds of style -
surface ►tyle mud through -Mid -through
tailon•,l style. - Tlt'Ae is as touch differ -
plan of physique types cover every chis
of figure. Sliort stunts and tall stouts,
.loping shoulders and over -erect, all
variations Of figure are pruvideel for in
the Sergi -ready plan.
race between (Hell as there is between a ' These points give )•tau style, fit and
wooden house painted to look like stile comfort -snow for wear, .
and a solid stone. Lousy. - Every piece of cloth that comes into
Surface -style is created principzdly in our tailorey has been .selected - at the
the pressing room -put in with the hot ti ill by our cloth experts ;• before it is
iron -it pleases you when you try it on, placed in stock it hs tested by the most
but after a -couple , of weeks wear it severe tests,,, Some cloth tenet say we
looks as if it had leen drawn through are too severe, but we think not, for
a knot -hole. l ee put our reputation back of every
know•ledged best clothing aleeigter in I
Our styles are designed by the ac- thread of it waren we sew the Semi-
ready label in a garment.
America. Semi -ready styles :are right -r ' The silk -sewn seams, the carefully
Selected , linings, the perfectly made
Itutt'on-boles„every jittle detail is care-
fully watched do as to make Semi -ready
tailoring the best produced.
then we tailor then) permanently.
Scum -read)' style is . bililt from the
foundation out. Every step in the 0u11-
strudion is in the hands of expert
tailors. The -shoulders are permanently 'Vou can see the style, fit•an.l fitness
stitch - fnoulded into. shape (see the of a Semi -ready' garment when you
illustration), nut pressed and shrunk by try it on•-thereis no guess work -and
a hot iron only to sag out; of 'shape our guarantee covers any possible de -
e, 'tewear. velopnlrnt.
Every per€- of every -Semi -ready gar- Next time you arethinking of clothes
went is stitched into permanent shape. drop in and see na-in justice to your -
If the least unevenness shows it is ripped self, you should- investigate our claims.
and roititcbed, not smoothed over with
Semi -ready?
" Tailoring
GODERICH - - - Mc[EbN BROS., Agents
DmasisawlSa
Zh`c
The Bell
en Vino
Chosen on it, Merits ),y
THE BANDMASTER OF THE
FAMED XI11, BATT. BAND
OF HAMILTON
who writes,
"I have much pleasure in testifying
to the excellence of the Bell Piano
purchased from you ; the lone is full
and resonant and of beautiful quality.
I ran fully recommend it to intending
purchasers.
GEORGE. ROBINSON
Write us for Free l3oo'kbt „D"
containing photos of leading
musical celebrities. tl
Piano b. Organ Co., Limbed, Guelph, Ont.
"Red Feather'
'-ie ck
Conspicuously a winner.
"I'm Well
Because of Liquozone," is a Tale Told 'Everywhere.
in almost evert' hamlet -even' neigh-
borhood -there errh
'y•g p
m examples Ira o f
what Liquosone can do. Wherever you
are, you need not go far to find some one
who has been helped by it.
Talk to 1107110 of those cured ones; per -
hep, your own friend, are among them.
Ask if they advise you to try Liquozone.
()r let us buy you a bottle, end learn itn
power for yourself. If you need help,
please don't wait longer; don't stay sick.
Let u, show to vnu-ns we have to mil-
lions -what Liquosone can do.
What Liquozone Is.
The virtnr, of Liquosone are derived
solely from gars. The formula is sent tor
each user. The proems of making rec
quirro large appertain, and from 8 to 1 I
days' time. It is directed by chemists
of the highest ('lass. The object is to so
fix and eomhine the g1, r,nstocarryinto
the system a powerful tonie-grrmiride.
Contact with Liquozone kill, any form
of diseases germ, because germ, are of
vegetable nrigin. Yet to the body Liqun-
•one is not only harmers,, but helpful
In the extreme. That is it, main die-
tinrt.iori. Common,germiridee are pressen
when taken internally. Thnt i, why
medicine has Isesn SO helpless in a germ
dimmer.. Iiq)>nsone in exhilarating,
tAliaing, purifying; yet no disease germ
tan exist in it.
We pwlrethaAed the Amerieen rights to
Zigtpsone atter thousands of testa had
been made with it. its power had been
roved,) again and again, in h
p It the moat dif-
ficult germ disease Then we offered to
supply the first bottle free in every di-
sraae that required it. And over ole
milli
onoil
d an havel >
e•en spent to au-
nomnee aid fulfill this offer.
The result i, that 1110111,000 bottles
have been used, mostly in the past two
years. Todiry there are countless cured
ones, weltered everywhere, to tell what
i.igmosone has done.
But to ninny other* need it that this
offer is pmhlished 1111.11. In late year,, sci-
ence bob traced scores of disrnaes to germ
attacks. Old remedies do not apply to
them. We wish to show those nick one;
-at our cont -what Liquozone can do.
Where It Applies.
These are the dimities' l which Ligno-
zone has been most employed. In these
it hits earned its widest reputation. In
all of theme troubles we supply the first
IKitt lefree. And in all -no matterhow dif-
firult-we offer each user a two month,'
further test without the risk of it penny.
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aOODmpleshl ,et rem.rkabl• re 01141,
50c. Bottle Free.
if you teed Li(uQ zone, and hate never
s(+
tried it, pleaPt' (iyus this coupon. \1'e
will then nail you an order on it local
druggist for a full-size hottl(-, and will
pay the dmllrgist ourselves for it. This
14 our free gift, 'lade to,mnvinle you;
to let the modiste itself chow von whet
it cnn do. in justice to vonnplf. plea..
aecepl it today, for it places yore tinder
no oldientione whatever.
l,igmnzone cents We. and :1.
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many, 4114.114 webs\ Aro., 1'm„'ago.
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BROWN'S
Celebrated
Hair Grower.
rhYdrinu*, Selenlf.t,, et(: have elven their
uugwdiaed I(.lw to the uolY kuu%11 avutdm+.
%Lech w111 al•w,lnley' du 54641* 1s dallied fur
theme, awl al the .wme hilus Leall 1.1, renal Upsell
a- ab4,leetr) harude.. wed eUpsellrrtivv. We dt
not calla. o, Kroh' hair on a .hiWng Lulu load
where (be halt. or the halt alt. demi or de -
I n./sat 44,4,1 u . nuc hair left. but it I hole f- say
slur 1.111- left we eon intake It Kms, N t• he, e •
grown hair 1114 hrud* that have lawn bald fur'
al yuan., ururn-, 44.1,1•tbrre i. nut a raw 10 1h'
louud tc here it youOK'u up'Mun1s11w1h'Mhr-
i leg their fiatr and hie(bu, I uK Isdd w here aur t rte.
Lnard hatri row his I'eo11dit.. will fail to hero,
d.4)4' a sheat Itultlthy 1,caaof hair, If used
..wording (tithe di eetlosan,
To whom it may concern: .
I nowt he4,-nly maul..*, the IIS• of Pros
4,lrbreelyd mot 4111,wet. 14y (a' lust 1114ri-
e•nrt• I Ito,* emelt 'het it in 1104 1,r hal
-
Tu1lu,vholue, 11111 11 •fenlfnealb' incisor!-
o -he 1 FFound, Whirls prat rub. the tut.
Unwell of datblllatr, a, te.11111141 M'1,N' vical1.e•. the
-call., u. [Lal Ihr hair teal nub• di.eot1111111e. la.
1.411 nal, hitt 1N•a:n. to Kroh' in 1le.a, plays*
whir+ .w haus\ fly hail wan haling trey fa -1, ,
tad' is maim p+ -r.. Illyy' H alta lout hero tee quilts
Laid. 1 '14■1 11. H. (teaser: my ',alp I. now
quite fres f I d mina and-umer*t. es dense
Mgross thofhair itevil- 11,1.'
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('wuW Lu (.'urrr.puudeors l'ulh•Ks,
Fbr Sale 1,
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JAhlESILSON.
Druggists.
SHIN6LES L HER
POSTS
and
I'hr (;.Nlerie•h IA 1Iwr
t'o, ane on ha a -
quantity of the tel ee
11114440'na1N llls/i 1.7111 1 -•
liver to tun ties reining
art Ihr, 114111 or chip h.
11, If, any quar]tily�op
sheet make.
The Goderich Lumber L.
LIMITED,
'P•HONE 15 oR 24
' / wxrehml+.e /1 t r, weal
Wino you want 1 nod Taal, 4 1.yrd•t and)
TIIKIIkvy at Dock/\Square
OAL
ALL K1NI'8 OF COAT`
4L W4YSi,QIN'HAND
ttrAll foal wel;lwrl int the keg weeds
where you art yJnl ,rw. fol a
•
WM. LEE.
llnh•ro left a1 1', I•, I.F:F:'S Hardware Store
K,t.t Ad,• manor... lir ,.m pill nt tt.ndrd to.
BRICK and TILE
Fn al :11141 hitt. bark.
ud :lir 411 ,ern tel --Use, 1111' 1.•11,1(
1 1 1, no, hr, -I 1eje.1 411 Ihr
Benmiller Brick Yards
Iau-11lly 41 11,• Wad wnrk tlenuvl 0111, awl heir,'
till•
Correspondence
req busted with p•rsont
who contemplate burld,ng,
• YOUR TRADE SOLICITED.
MALCOLM McLARTY
114n nal 11,
CEMENT
BRICKS
Those proposing to build 1 he r-riming(
-ea.411(1 ',',411141 do well to investigate
the bricks Made by ue. They are
Firmly Pressed
Evenly Finished
Can be colored to suit
Rock -faced for trim-
ming
The lee -feet brick for building pill -
pt seen.
For priore and pat setite 1.
The Goderich Ccinent Brick Co., Ltd
J. BROPIEY & SON
1 HI: LEADING- --
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carlully •ttenaA to •t ■11
hour., ,sight or day
(GUNDRY }iKOS.
Livery, hack
'Buss Stable
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1tATE4--•
eise
\1'eIl-,tppainteel
!larks and reli-
able drivers in
charge of the
'Thews, whirs will
alert all train .
and ate ambeel•
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PROM FROM IfOT1t$
AND PRIVATE 1IotMKS
GUNDRY BROS.
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