The Signal, 1912-3-7, Page 44 THUgauar, 11Atu•H 7, 1012
THE SIGNAL tR)DMJCH ONTARIO
District News.
BAYFIELD,
TUESDAY, Marco 5th.
Bevetzeo Hn. Kzsa.-'lbe evangel-
istic services in the Methodist church.
eonductrd by the Mimes Sturm, of
Planed, are lacing fairly well attended.
Miss Forhes and Miss May
Edwards spent Seturkiy and Suodsy
at Miss Forhee home in Clinton
Rev. A. Maefarlane attended the Pres-
bytery meeting at Brucefield on Tues-
day The annual spring event of
t be village, the St. Patrick's social. will
be held as usual In the Preehyrerian
church basement en Frklw evening.
Match ltb, and, as usual, also, a
'•loins large toime" is expected
Roht. Penhale leaves this week with a
carload of horses for the West.
PARAMOUNT.
TUESDAY. M rcb 5th.
PARAMOUNT PaRAwRAr.1s.-Mabel
Johnston is spending • few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. MacDonald, et
present .....F. D. 'MacLenneu was e,n i'`r•iday evening, March 15th,
taking votes on church union in this Changes will be made in the east, all
vicinity on Snthat an even better program will be
ot the We are
sorry to bear of the illoesi of D. given. The proceed. will go towards
Murray, who is now under ,the doc-
tors thr wblic lihrx.v
care ..Mr. end Mrs. N. Mac- 1 .
Donald, of Kinlail, anent Sunday at A _Norm/ ('HAPrultl-Sant Roach
the home of Jim MacDonald . took Ix.e-ex..un of the Savage farm on
Eddie Rebh and Jim MacKendrick the lith concretionoC _ -h8rid on
called on Mende here .me evening net Merril let, moving from G.dench last
week. As the etoneboat wan not week John Savage has moved
quite completed they took their new Inas the hon.. formerly owned by
tandem, which' worked floe .. Leoi. Donald McNrvin (deo. Bradfo l
Murray visited in Kincardine last e^ntemp.ates moving to Goderich.
week .. ,A fleshy girt arrived at the He was in the county town hast week
home of Jim MacDonald last week. looking for a sgiurhle house.. ...That.
Ryan and faintly moved Last week to
fes.. Augustine. where M.. Ryan has
engaged with UHatt 'Th.onporta for the
summer (is.". Horn entered into
Mr. and Mee. James Chisholm meet powew.ion of the Millig.•n farm ot:
a few days in and cleat' Stratford March let .and moved la -t week
lately. Mr. and Mos. Bstory Beninger have
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W 1tDNsuDA Y. March Lith.
Wsoreixte.-A lois. wadding wee
solemnised at the Methodist pstsou-
agH today, when Win. elble!da, of
Aahfleld, was tasked in marriage to
Miss Sadie $bielda, alas of Asb*eld.
The you're people have a wide /Arnie
of friends in tiunganoon and vicinity
wbu wish thew all banpiners and rue -
rem in their voyage through life.
PLAY TO BE RKPYATge.--The hum
owns play, -Seethe* in a Restaurant,
which made omit • bit ea the r•ecen
A. Y. P. A. entertainusset, is w he
reproduced in the Agricultural Hal
Wallet* Bartlett M. Harry Corr 72.
til,bale l G adee UIutty 78 Maurine leen
M
n de. Sr. 1. -Ray -
awed
, -Ra -woed Brown Warner Cousins til.
Orville Ryas 58, Harold Stewart,
ahseut for teals. Jr. L -Marey Elliott.
Nelson Culbert. Jtostee Fowler. Willie
Stothers. S, Same. Teacher.
HOLMESVILI,E.
MONDAY, Marco 4th.
Mr. and lira, Jaa. Howard, of Gode-
rieb, were visiting trieuds at Helmer -
rine last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Flick enter•ttaineo
tbe choirs& their home on the Huron
rued on Tuesday evening last. Those
who were there report • good time.
Mee. Snowden, wife of Rey. T. J.
Snowden, formerly Methodiet minis-
ter at Hohneevillr, died et Varna on
Saturday, 24th ult.. aged sixty-two
)eats. A number from hero attended
the funeral, whieb took place on Tura -
(ley Inst at Varna.
SHEPPARDTON,
TUESDAY, March 5th.
S pool RY owe. -Toe . following
l t•the *Nadine of pupils in 8. 8. No
DUNLOP.
WSDHRSDAY, March eta.
Jo.eph McGraw, who has been 11r-
ing hete for the past year, has rented
a house in 8sitford and intends mov-
ing hia family there shorrly.
A young eon was horn last Thursday
to Mr. end Mrs. George Fulford. to ie
therefore a leap year baby and will
have a hirtbday only once in four years.
DO/NOS oe `-THY BUNCH." -The
young people comp, icing "the hunch"
took a slr ghload to the Goldthorpe
skating rink in Goderich on Tuesday
evening. The evening Was very cold
-below zero in fact- hut young blood
and high spirits kept -things lively.
CHORca Sottas. --On Thursday of
last week a social in aid of the church
funds was held at the home of D. Law-
son. The program was very good,
although acme of the num'ers unfor-
tunately were omitted. :l chores,
rney." was well rendered. Miss
Alice Clerk. of Loyal, gave an exhibi-
tion of club swinging. Mian Helen
Clerk and Harry Barker per-
formed on the piano and the "bones."
Mrs. George Gliddon shoo gave some
mtuaic on tide piano. Mr. Hamilton
brought down the house with a uni-
que reading. About midnight a
bountiful supper toss served, after
wbicb a closing hymn was sung and
the party dispersed. A Bum of about
>i9 was the result Of the entertain-
ment,
AUUt_,
WANTED. --.41.(. IN 8 IF TIM -
TT 8 311tls, EENATS JAYP O NG. T
Wapxssbnv, Marco eth.
The Sabbath school convention is
held this week, but too late to give
any report of it.
.Sleighing is very gond in this local-
ity and sawlogs are coming in quite
freely to both mills. Hnwson's trill is
busy cutting rollers. The other has
not started yet.
Our village school teacher, Mr. Nay-
lor, left last week for Seaforth, having
secured the principalship of the public
school there. life successor, Mr.
Shackleton, has taken charge of the
educational mill here.
GOING WIt$T.-No lees than three
cars of settler+' effects left the station
here last Turedsy, belonging to James
Jackson, Mr. Tisdale and Messrs. Dow
and Henry. They are all for the
West, Mr. Jackson for Alberta, the
others for the Swan Lake district.
CHURCH UNION. -Church union in
the great question here at present,
The. Presbyterian congregation has
voted. The Methodists ute to vote
next Sabbath. The results are with-
held until, both congregations bate
voted. Not undue Influence must be
used in this; vote I
MoetNO. -- Lawrence Scrimgeoir,
who resiord in David Wilson's house,
on the let concession of West Wawa -
nosh, has removed his family and
household effects to Blyth, where he
intends residing in the future. Mr.
Wilson is moving to his own house
this week from John Fergusnn's farm,
which be had rented the past three
'ars John Tamils left here Inst
years
for the farm watch be hits
rented near Seaton h. Mr. Taman has
resided here for about fifteen yearn.
He Bold his farm here to William Pat-
erson, who is moving in this week.
Settleri Excursions to Canadian North-
west.
Commencing with the Ant Tuesday
In Marsh and continuing on every
Tuesday thereafter duringMarch and
April, the Canadian Pacific Marchc will run
settlers' excursion trains to Winni-
peg and west.
For the accommodation of ae'ters
travelling with their live stock and
effects a eolonlet car will be ettaebdd
'to the sett iter.' effects train. This ear
will leave Tomnto on regular
train at 10 10 p, m. ; arriving at West
Toronto it will he cot off and attached
to set tiers' effects t rain as men t toned
above.
For those not travelling wI W Kock
sad effects', special cnloniet cars will
be attached to regular train haring
Toronto al 10.20 p m and nun through
to Winnipeg without change. No
charge i• nada tor setomnindatioe is
colonist cars.
• Trnrlst ears are elan run ern tallwar
train leaving Torortn at 10.10 p,
A •stall ext re ',harms is made Ike
returned to the village and taken up
their residence on tbe Mallnugh farm,
Mrs. Ryan has moved into Jas.
Gibson's boure Jas. Mallough
has moved to his farm on ,be t$b con-
cession of Aab1eld. His son - in - law,
Alex. Durnin, who had the tum
rehted, ,contemplates going West.
JorrlNOe.-Wm. Nevins, of Gode-
rich, has returned to the village and
opened a shoe repair ovshoper ver The
News office. . ..Rev. .. Bartlett,
who was invited by the om••i►la of the
Methodist church to remain another
year. has decided to leave the meatier
,in the bands of the Conference station -
leg committee . The report that
Dr. J. Medd has purchased t he Gode-
rich-Lucknow s it denied by the
persons in A very inter-
esting time wars spent last weak at the
Epworth League's social evening. The
principal feature was guessing the
names of well-kuown pictures from an
array of objects in the room. For in-
stance., the renowned painting -The
Horse Fair" was represented by a
plate of oats and hey. A toed of
youug people drove to Lucknow on
Friday stud spent s very enjoyable
evening at the entertainment given
by the Ruyel English Bell Ringers.
Won. riback:etun, who is Roving
tip fanning, will bold an auction sale
March 8th. Mr. Metcalf, of London,
who occupied the pulpit of 8L Paul's
church beet Sunday will probably
tretseh anew
agate twit Sunday ..
The ballot• for the cneeg'ational
vote of the lora/ Methodist church are
in and the result, will probably be
announced on or before Sunday.
PERAWI j. MsxTlox.-Mote Buelab
Gay, who baa residrd near Swift Cur-
rent, Sark., for seem yearn, was mar-
ried reesstiy w Howard Powell. Miss
Gay spent her girlhood days in Dun-
g ./non and has mss friends
lt
relatives here wbo wher every
happiness in her new base .... Will
Glen was married recently at !malt
Ste. Marie, (Jot..... Chas. Grafton,
of Cape Crocker, Bruce county, baa
taken a positloo in J. Walton's store.
Mrs, Robert Wilson, of Gude-
t ieb, wee called home last week by
the .erten illness of her mother. Mrs.
D. Sproul, who is still quite sick
Warden Mothers wee in Totoeito last
ween oo business in connections with
the municipality. Will Fowler
and family, who have been visiting
relatives in this vicinity, left this week
for their Hulse in the West ... Mr.
and Mrs. Rome And'rs..D visited
friends in' Dungannon end Lucknow
last, week prior to their departure for
their borne near Saskatoon .. Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Young, accompanied
by Mr. Young's Gather, left tbi- week
for their home in the West after
spending the winter with relatives
here. Robt. Reid and family left
this week for their Dome in the
West.
MCHOOL REPORT. -Toe following is
the standing of the pupils in Dungan-
non public school for the month of
Felxuary. The names appear in the
order of merit *. judged by test ex-
aminations throughout the month.
Owing to the severe weather, the at-
tendance haus been somewhat irregular
thus prevent ing some extent a real
some
true test. Regularity of attendance
is essential to make substantial pro-
gress. Placenta or guardians should
see that a reeeonable time its devobd
by pupils to home preparation of
work
eaNloR POKY.
V.dace-{y rtle Allen. Lillian
Prntlat4l, Bela Hasty, Edith Stothers.
Ra' lltothmw, Lorne McKenzie,
Stephen Medd (commercial), Mar-
vin D u r n i n. IV. class- _Ethel
Brown, Fred Errington. Litinfield
Andesws, Marion Maher, Melinda
Cnlherls Fred Fowler, Mabel Cuter,
We.. Fitzgerald. Easel Carr, Pearl
ivrre. Sr. 111.-1Ieset Augustine,
Iva Derr, Albert Brown, (Sheldon
Bet Gott. Ruby Allen), Melville Cul-
bert, Victor 84riagtose Jeirvis Ander-
sow. Delos Uleb'r, Oseil Baxter, Jud-
son Bell, Merger/4 Medd, Darold
Sproul. Olive Olefin . Felitb enderw.e.
Jr. 111. -Bert Hain.. odea. Hell. Lew
Klliort, 1 IIk 1Z., Redve►s
A•gsetine, (Marie, '1> Gladys Kr -
Suttee), lrea for• . ( arien leers.
IN. Dare P1Mkile 1'.
OroOrop. EOM P • • . 'Ot Frank
Mesas !bear.
aeduenmoda• inn in t hear nate. Ag Or. II.- K E
O. Florence
An*
C.P__R. as enc for • llwtM re' , Willer /1tIda Arlie
Guide"sod "Itxseist leer' pattnhlss,. r ..-,,o . `1, Ie'
sl• ; Joie,We ars tillferInw special hare/tins In rimitpues o. .ra sAil iia Dwane
Mee heritage.
" Itt.eldosd 40.
74;
La =O.MwtdlNNoldneMs ~ llof t
it Port II. -AeLlirilleirt$&
1, Asbtleid, for the u,outh of Febru
ary, arras in order of merit : Fc ratV.-Mreed th Graham. Form IV. -
May Meoary. Charlotte Dougherty.
Mildred Dougherty, Ethel Graham,
Ida Hawkins. Form i11.-- Marron
Tigert. Leslie Johnston, Harold Ti-
gerI. Fbrence Dougherty, Reuben
Bogie, Christiana Bogie. Leona Young,
Marguerite Johnston, Florence John-
ston. Forte I1. - Rets Grabani,
George Dougherty, Johnny Bogie.
Penni L-- Mary Wilson, Hervey Sillib,
Harold Johnston, Frank Hawkins.
L. L. Me LI ul, Teacher.
Bt frH,
TUI: ;art V. March 3tb.
WEDDINo.-A quiet home weddin
-ill take place at the residence of T.
email, of/ Morris, on Wednesday
Ibis week, when his young -
.:.t daughter. Mamie McInnes, will be
married to W. Craig by Rev. J. L.
Small. The happy coup'* will visit
around fur tome time, after which
they intend leaving for the West,
where Mr. Craig will engage in the
livery business. The best wishes of
their many friends will go with them.
PKEIOiYTEKIAN CHURCH IMPROvic-
MKSTR.-The Presbyterians held a
congregational meeting on Thursdav
eveuing last to discuss the advisabil-
ity of redecorating the interior of the
church. They were ahnost unani-
mously in favor of so doing, so it wee
left to the billowing committee to go
into particulars: W. Logan, J. Carter
and R. B. McGowan, waisted by a
coulmit-tee from the Ladies Aid. It /a
also expected .bat more room will' be
given to the choir, as they are too
crowded in their present position.
They are also very Much in need of au
up-to-date organ.
Tug LATY W. CUttINo.-W. CUM-
ing, whom we reported as sick last
week, passed away on Thursday,
the doctom not being able to do very
inocb for bim. The deceased with his
wife arrived here shortly before
Christmas from the West for a visit
and nn February 21st he was visiting
with bis brother in Mortis when be
felt a pain. lje went over to Rich-
'nond's, where it got worse, and he
had a hard time getting home. On
Saturday Dr. Gunn, of Clinton, was
sent for, but although the three doc-
tors did all they could be passed away
last Thursday, quite suddenly at the
end. The deceased was of a very
quiet, kind d:spoeition and was a gen-
eral favorite. He was here thirty-
two years ago in Hullett, living
there only a short time when he
moved -with his parents to Mot•ns.
Ha remained there until six years ago,
when he went West, returning here
the next year. He married Sarah
Fairservio., of Hulkett,. and they re-
turned to tbe West,. first to Manitoba,
then to British Columbia. Inter be
bought land in Alberta.
PYA80MM Alto GYNEHAL.-There
was a large crowd In town on Tues-
day, it being the last monthly fair of
the year. A great many came in also
to see the exhibition cars of the C. P.
R. Quince number attended the talk
in Industry Hall in the afternoon on
••Fruit Culture." ..W. ThaMeson,
of Godericb, spent a few pleasant
hours in town Friday evening
Lux. Hill, who bad the misfortune to
have a log roll on his leg some time
ago. is commencing to get around
eosin F. Metcalf who has been
conflated to the house for some consid-
erable time, is now able to get around
again Mrs. J. Leach, of Goderich,
visited relatives here over Sunday.
. A. Hamm, who has taken the
agency for the Frost & Wood imple-
ments, is receiving his stock of imple-
ments Bainton Bro.. are receiv-
ing shipments of sheepskins for their
tanneryMrs. W. Racho is visit-
ing this week with relative at St. Col -
timbals. . . Mrs. (itee.) Fear is visit-
ing with her (taught's. et Exeter.......
John Leith while in bed Thursday
Dight telt 'something hurting ole arm
and rubbed it, when he discovered •
large black spider which had bit his
arra. He ki1Wd the spider and it is
hoped nothing serious will result. .
Jas. Cutt reoeived a car of sugar last
week for bits grocery ......John Maine
is starting to move bark into bis
house in town and when he gets
moved 8. Creighton will move his
family to the farm, which he basp/wtur
chased Mrs. Jas. Tierney Melted
with her mother at Clinton the put
week.... . A. 11. l atdise4 and Mr.
Woodeock are visiting Lt Parkhill
.M
this week ....essrs. Watton &
Sons shipped a car of hogs and a oar
of cattle to Tornsto themast week .
Mrs. R. H. Robinson le at present eco -
fined to her bed and her mother from
Kirkton is waitin on bee .......Mr.
tout Mrs, Alex. ! aF1th are whiting
with the latter's mother, et Hewa11.
. - Mrs. (Bev.) J. L Oma11 was tete
gae•t of Londesbern' friend. Friday
last...... , Earl Bentley, who has bean
in the West, is at pteeent on se visit to
hie horse in Beet Wswanosh
Mr*. Jahn Weymouth visited reit,-
area in Landoihno' reoently....sii rrtes
Morgan Is on a visit to Maeda ill sees ell present..... Jnt1e Wiseman,
eolleotst of etstonna at Oilmen, was OU
a business bore ad PNda
Mrs A. R Packfoe4, e( Timms•.
Writ.. is •t present doe gueet of Rev.
eV Yrs. Farr A. Welsh,
M his been Ntnd revival ee•r-
NsdMMs Met mein; has de -
m reit Ain is n another week.
fie h tlswing SINN ati sedenee every
'right.
Woman's
eakneas
A alumna's repsodiesalse
are le the meet M.
tnsae ala ceetieerma wpm
pp.•thy with hr kidneys.
Tbeallgktetat diocderfathe
bides,. brings about a
corresponding Assam ha
eke reproductive ja*
Doers Kidney PIMMrb se-
storiog the kidneys a their
perfect condition, peewit*
and curs those iaarna dm
Palo peculiar to women. young g vireo
asd women
the kg.1 u.,
year
nest is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
108
NO A COLD IN ONE DAY
1113 is the number of a prescription
by an eminent doctor, and it curets
cotighs, colds, bronchitis; ani sore
throat. Try it. 25 cents a bottle at
Dunlop's drug elute.
-MOTHERING SUNDAY."
An Old Country Custom that Should Not
Be Forgotten.
..Who goes is `moths, ing' finds
violets," Th is q us it, English piovet'b
is well worth noticing on account of
its interesting origin.
The fourth Sunday in Lent, or mid -
Lent, is also called in England ••Moth-
ering Sunday," flow the pretty cus-
tom of young met. aud.girls who were
away from hove -••bound oqt," as ap-
prentice', or earning their living as
servants -all going home or. that day
to visit their mothers, aed to carry
with thent some little gift..
As tt,thwyy went on their way atonic
country -lanes and rade, they would
g.Aber the swe+t, blue violets trout the
hedgerows, and thus have a **posy" to
take home, as well as the more sub-
stAutial present. This latter, especi-
ally in some counties, as Sbropahirr.
Yorkshire and Herefotdshite, usually
took the form of a simnel! cake. This
rich fruit cake was covered on the
outside' with a crust of flour and
water, ' which, is. the cake was flrst
boiled,• and then baked, became as
hatd aa wood, and was then colored
with saffron and decorated in a more
or lea artistic Manner,
**Mothering Sunday" stems to have
been a long-established cuswm before
the reign of Charles I., for Rohert
Herrick, who wrote at that period,
alludes to it thus: -
"I'll to toes a Simnell bring,
'Galina thou roast mothering.
t8o that, when Abe blanch thee,
Halt that ble.ai•r thoult rive me."
Centre of England's Life.
It seems to rue a beautiful thing
that in those nays of long working
hourns small pay, and few holidays,
this one day should he eat apart for
the sacred horse ties, and that all over
the land the young people were tree
to turn homewards, where, doubtless,
their thoughts had often strayed with
longing during the weeks or months
of absence.
It shows us that home, however
poor and bumble;, was yet the centre
rat England's life, and the mother the
centre of the home.
Ah! bow masy of tis now would
fain "go a -mothering!" Hoe) gladly
would we trudge along weary miles
for the joy of seeing once more that
dearly loved fsoe, and being clasped
again to that warm faithful heart)
Batt
alas! our yearning love moat
Do Go "a -Mothering."
Boys and girls who still have it in
your power, do "go a -mothering" as
often as possible, aod if you cannot
actually go in person don't forget to
write to the parents sod dear one* in
the old home, and make the lettere as
long and 'interesting as you can. Re.
tnember, tbcugh, that short letters
fteq,usaitly And regularly are more sat-
isfying than longer ones that have to
be waited for during weary weeks or
months.
Yes, and take or send to your
mother all the violate you can give
her ; pot all the beauty and aweetnees
possible into for life,. for nothing is
too good tor metber.
-CHAnt ot-rs PRICROS r.
KIDNEYTROTUBLE
CURED !
Mott Rel a ed HoIT cy's Prelodh
No. 7.
LAKIN M>•OANTIC, P. Q.. July !L tell
"I was troubt.f with tams back foe
the last four )weer duo to Klose
trouble. ane tried • treat naay new
elm but without say relief t was so -
wised to ter Na. 7 Rheumatism and Kid-
ney Remedy. and sea oar Mat my kM-
ner. are entirely tired. sad even the
Jar of tee saline Mas sot pals me sea
taore. Aa7 neePo in from Rheumatism
•r Lag freest* stole by all means
try rattier Yerrtemee Na 7. 'oto astern
of my work urea* !ninny trouble
ami It rgstrse s rbiebty neat vaae•s
to a tooseltetls aluthat tree 5t...*.•"
er A. lelliott,
Q P. R Pagta.sr.
Th. above on is wet a `Care.
1tearAIR' .r m.een.diMtylA t +*OMR Di
rtbe7 or it for 44 TIMM Mg
t tksasaase atter sow emus*
Pees.?ether
tea .w lee'M aswler S
we ?etherjrpee
Limited. Mowed. sr
Sold mid guaranteed in Gojsriong
F. J. 1sstIad-
'1".9
Dependable Sprinbi Merchandise
- The New Spring S ck In?'tftes You
We are satisfied with our purchases and feel confident they will meet with
your approval. We know that for every dollar you spend over our counters you
will receive a just equivalent. We have some specialties that you should see.
PRINTS
We here been end are
now holding first plimsoll's Prima&
Over one hetid, Lid pieces of new
Primate to choose from -CREST
BRAND - m. better Buglieh
Print made - and our price is
only 12io.
ZEPHYRS
Nu make-believe, but real
Scotch and English, with that
fineness of weave and delicacy of
color that only the Scotch and
English can give them. Ilio
and 15o see the pricer'.
GINGHAM$
Ituported snakes, fine clothe,
superb patterns, fast colors, full
width, almost equal to Zephyr
make : and our price for them is
just 10o.
WHFIt GOODS
We beta for tole spring's
trade the bast assortment of
white cotton*. long Motile, nein-
woks. embroidery lawns, Lans-
downe
ata♦downe cambric*, rob. cloth.
Victoria lawns and linen lawns
that we ever offered.
FACTORY COTTONA
We are showing a very nice
Ninth cloth at Oe or five yards
for Sill. This is a real seep.
Other wakes, Lc, 10e, 12ic and
l5c.
SILKS
We never were I. so gond a
position as now to offer extra
values in Silks. A11 our hest
makes are 36 inches wide, in taff-
etas, pail.ttes, marquise, and
marquisettes, at 101.00, $1.25
and 61.60. Guaranteed not to
cut and extra good to wear.
•
J.
TIN/$
We are showing it very
attractive assorttmest of white
Vestiess in t i
o of and strips
1! 110e. You
will Ind our velure ail you
aspect at our priors.
CREPONNE SUITING
Juyt tour pieces in the lot,
very new and desirable to make
up a weal suit, ceders test. 1 ill.
DRESS SUITINOS
Ju.t one dress is .aro piece,
came this week. They are
among the newest things t t.-
fouod for spring suits.
SERGE'S
Mao -finished ie the make ve
are offeriog - very deeie title,
perfect in weave and tinirb,
mak, navy, blue and other
shades 9100 to 101.115.
H. COLB'ORNE
Makes Hair Grow.
Dunlop has an invigorator that will
grow hair or money bade.
The time to take care of your hair
is wheu you have hair to take care
7,f.
If your hair is getting thin, gradu•
ally hotlines out, it cannot be long be-
fore the spot appears.
The greatest remedy to stop the
hair from falling is SALVIA, the
Great American Hair Grower, Arcot
discovered in England. SALVIA fur -
niches nourishment/ to the hair roots-,
and alts ell quickly that people are
awszed. f
And remember, it destroys the den-
dtuff germ, the little pest that saps
the lite that should go to the hair
from the roots.
SALVIA is sold by Dunlop the
druggist under a positive guarantee to
cure daudru1V atop falling hair and
itching scalp in ten days, or money,
hark. A lore. bottle costs 50c. The
word '•SALVIA" (Latin for sage) deem
every bottle.
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Thomas A. Edison doubled tbe entertaining capacity of
The Edison Phonograph
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the highest rash prices for
all kinds of good loge, de-
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north of MacEwen',: goal
Yard.
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Libber & Milling Co.
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JAMES F. THOMSON'S MUSIC STORE
Furniture
Repaired
POLISHED. RTC.
Silver Plating, Gilding, Rte.
Mirrors made or redlvered.
Picture Framing, Wood
Turning, Etc., by
germy d3 Fraser
West str..t.
North side, maser Waterloo
netelesessesteeseeeesieseemaiwwwesemamwesesse
The'
Massey-
tlarris
Shop
on HAMILTON BTRRICT is the
place to buy all kinds of farm
machinery.
WAGONS from Baia's,
of Woodstock
BUGGIES from Grays,
d Chatham '
WIRE FENCING from
Standard Fence Co.
CREAM SEPARATORS
from Teroase
BLACK SONE PEKT-
ILIZBR freer Detroit
in fact. anything • fernier
needs mar wants.
Cutters
We leave a few Cutters to
'.11 at cost as long as the stook
leets, at
Robert Wilso®'s
Hadailteon Street, Gnderieb
Furniture
and House Furnishinzs
Having purchased Mr. W. J. Muir's interest in
the furniture business, I will carry it on myself in
future.
The people of Goderich and neighborhood will
have at my hands the very best service possibk.
Being a practical man in this business, I am in a
position to both buy and sell Furniture ,that will
meet every taste, at most moderate prices.
'Hawse Furnishings -Floor Rugs,
Window Blinds, Room Moutdlnp,
Frames and Pictures
Call and see my stock. No trouble to chow
you the best that can be had.
George Ilohmaleer
A/'M4 Ntsrnsaww /tissue
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