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BUSINESS COLLEGE
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IPhone tui Montreal Street
T. Swarts'
'Bus, Livery
and Hack- Stables
]ItINTUICAL 1:RE1 r
JUa.T OFF THE S41t-.tt:t•:
BUSES MEZT ALL TRAINS,
AND : PASSENGER : BOATS
Pnseenger• called for in
.tny part of the town for
all trains at G. T. R. or
C. P. R. depot... Prompt
eery ice and careful .ttten-
d:ance
1 her Livery and Hack
service will be found up-
to-date in every respect.
}'ear patronage solicited
T. SWARTS.
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COLLEG E
AT HOME
Thousand. of Amblttsu. young pso;.:r
,re fan prepense In their own hoots.
'semen, leeretiva weetlon.. u
rapher,bookkeeper., L.Is -iapMr•. , :van
-ervaot., in fact every .Thor, of It ole.
teas Activltte. Yon nay Mika ..t of
lege if vel 10 w4►. Positions g[wren-
•red. Enter macaw any da). Indivld
..1 Instrectlna. t' -part teeaeh.rv.
Thirtyyearn' ex perlenre. t.erse+:
• ',Iner. In l:nnad... seven college•.
pc..'taI 0Oera. foe trencher-.
Affiliated with t'.msieroi.•1 &Inca
lore' A.,.oe:at:on of 1•anada. ,:.awmer
wheel at fpmo*+ Ftuttoa 11 sine-,
tilt. ge, London.
Clinton Basiaess College
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Prewidnc.i'r I nt•:1w:
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BUSINESS AND
• SHORTHAND
Subjects taught by expert itnuters
at the
_4414..kr Aer,
Y. IL C. A. BLDG.
LortDON. orb'.
Students ttrsintd to positions. College
us swim sssssisfrom Septep2nd. Catalogue
Matte Rrs tc
LW. IlAMnvdt J. A/. -.k.
Medial c3=4
niessM seisosesessesesiertse
COAL
Hay log purchased IIn htiai-
neaa formerly condncte,l by
F. Bellew Iln!asees. we per-
poee dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Content
Firs Briek, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal, t wo
lines whisk are varognbed se
the bad. We wish to giro
the pectis of ((oderich and
'IMatty the beat servie. pae-
ans*
as. hl, need shall Ire glad to
hear hoot on of Mr. Hopes'
ca steams and any others
1 ho wish anything to our
All orders left with Jae.
Yatesr W sot street, promptly
ytdejcj he.
'Phos. No. 7111
Veto at O. T. It.. Mhos Street
HONORED FOR BRAVERY
Godench Boy Scouts Highly Praised by
the Chief Scout
Fur e•unspi.•uuu. hereby to re.cuiau
from drowning Ralph ?same, 14 -year -
.Id des of Mr. Pearce, manager of the
l)ominlou Hank. Tnr rat,, silver
cr•eleses have been awarded to Hugh
Graham )toes and Jetties Id. Ross,
esewbrrs of the Goderich Boy Scout
Troop e'l`ite presentation will take
place here about the middle of retreu-
ary. Miss Margaret McTaggart, itt
Clinton, els.) tenderest material as-
si.1an,e in raving young Pearce. said
14 congratulated by the Oevernor•
tieneral iu a tetter to lir. H. G. Ham-
mond, Provincial secretary of the
Scouts.
As described sense time ago the
voting people were in bathing near r
BayfieId summer retort. when Ralph,
who was nut fuutiliar with the bench
.it that Pal (jellied' point. slipped intu a
deep hole, .tnd head gone down before
tIle others uoticed he eras to difficulty.
t)uc ut tb. /t•.-, boys went to his NS-
slat/ince, hut Pearce being the heavier
folded his arms sl%tut the resctser and
carried bier beneath the outlets,. The
Russ lad made a ,troug etiort for life,
end in a fete-t.•.endr ese aided try
Mina ,llcTijgsrt All three were in
serious difficulty when the other Rose,
boy sw ata tee thew. The three teecuers
in teeter far ,ever their beads gradually
dragged for drn.yning lad to shallow
water. nod once they put foot on
!settee' brought hint stately to shore.
The two Puss boys and \lits '1cTag;-
g.trt wcte completely exhausted when
they ragAhed the Leach, but as no rue
wan there to n•8Ibt they set to work,
and within tlftren minutes brought
the Pear.:.. bey eruurtd to coniciun.-
neael. Hr teinem h••:ed nothing Prow
the time he clasped his first rescuer
eutil tv, %oke on the beach.
HIGHLY PRAISED
lb. its 1:. Hammond, plotinrixl
secretory, has just i. e.etved the iulluw-
irg letter from Ottawa: -
• 1 all plessrd 1e) .tate that His
Royal Ilighness Ute Chief knot has ap-
pruaed ut the grau' ini; of silver medals
t•it• life t-avi:tg to Snouts II. i.. 1f.y,-
tutd J. 13. lessee( (itedeiich. flint.
'1n 1'orwwding these medals node'
••••paratte coVi'r. iii. Royal Hig;hne..
ronuntanit. ole to inform you that he
wvndd be gilt(' if hi, most sincere con-
.retulstiens coul•I he eleveyted to the
two Scouts in ,lue.tion .for whist was
evidently a very gallantaiid ueteuuin-
ed'recur. He chnsidere that act. of
1Iii lathes out telly redonod to the
.•relit of the individuels in .;,estion,
and the Hoy Scouts in psrticelar, hut
also show the necessity of Scout
education. a-. if these two boys had
not ;earned how to swim. they would
hive I»•en powerless in the • iteem-
st.eryr.. whatever bravery they might
Ihave displayed.
"His Roysl Highness would also he
glad if au expressiou of his high ap-
preciation could he conveyed to Miss
Margie et McTaggart, who gave a di.-
jeav of heroism on that occasion Chet
watt tit A very remarkable kind. Itis
Itoyel Highness only wishes that it
were possible to bestow a life-saving
10e1141 Int.'s her. as she full- deserve --
etch at nt.uk of recognition."
PLEASANT SOCIAL HELD
l.n;oyable Evening Spent at the Home of
Mrs. Seager
The so-ial at the reside) of Mrs.
C Seeger, West street. on \Vedne.tlny
evening last, given by the Unique
Club for the benefit of Sr. George's
new Parish bell. %vas a decided stic•ess.
Although the weather was very un-
teven-ahle, the large And epaciuus
room. were %%e11 filled with an Appre-
ciative Audience. The musical num-
bers wet, well rendered. encores being
(eleguent and kit;dl• responded to
Thole takine part were, Mrs. King.
Hiss Mary I'st•.00s. who inside her
Hist Appearance ns a •olaist in public
on this occasion and who was tuo`t
enthua-evtieally enroteel. ?Ir. 0. L.
Parson, :and Miss Glare Seager. violin-
ist. The accompanists were \Ira. 1i.
1.. Parson. atnl Mr. A. Hoy Adam.
Refreshments were wervetl later in the
evening nod the candy and [aucy
work 1thte's were %cell patronized.
The hanjstnne bum of tr.11 was realiz-
ed. Mit. Seger wi.h.'t to thank all
the Isind friends who cnnnilatted to
the•
101,•^en4 of 1h.. evening.
ACT DEFEATED IN WELLAND
Deputy is Alleged to Have "Fixed"
Sox and Later Goes to Jul
Vi el land. Feb. a - .\ ma both y of six
.,Hes agsinet the Canard.. Tenlpe•r:en,re
Ar: was found by Hugh A. Rose. tee
Ulrninq ' officer. when lie made bis
oMriat . summing up of the sworn
stat ewenla of the deputies iron Mueaday.
rotemeriently. he declared the ant de-
feated. I it t lar pr ee'ne•e of represen-
tatives of both sides Mr Rose began
the work of summing up on Monday
morning. There ass tithe slangs in
t he figures until the !'allot box .,f F.
('. " (bultitorve; ef Hridgesb nil* Mies
opened. when the atateuent showed
1V4 against And 12 foe. a difference o[ 1;
beim the stateuseot he (pave to the
temp,'*nor agent on the day of the
voting. Mr. Coultburst did not d. -
liver hit ballot hex until seturday *lad
then the returning officer hail to send
for it. He w to cabled to Welland, Ant
left again on t e :Citi train for hwme.
DEM :- T,r AIR lttaiTED
The oute:ome was that f'oulthunt
was &sleeted shortly after 11 o'clock
that evening at his home in Btidge-
burg by Prnvluci*l Constable John N.
Dowd on a warrant homed by Police
Magistrate Mutton Home., charging
him with having issued A fal.e *ler'•
tion return front hie poll. The warrant
was isued an an information sworn
net by William Christian. scrutiniser
at the poll on the day the vo:leg tends
place.
A Woman of Few
Words
Mn. Harty E. Bye, .Main street
north, Mount t' oreet. Ont . writes :
'•1-olr remedyfor kidney, bladder and
stomach troue has elven ,sse Kissed
relief. Have taken three bozos and
now fwd like living and better than f
have felt for years and i give your
FIO PiU.M
all the praisefor they are the bast I
have ever tried." At 411 deal rs. !S
acrd yl rents, or Th* Fla Pill Oo.. Pit.
Thomas, Oat. Hold in Roderick by E.
K. Wick, druggist.
MORTER'S HILL
\hiss Switzer, of Kht:ardioe. is whit-
logat lin. Ellintt's.
rs. Cox. of Dakota, war visiting at
Mrs. John Cox's lost week.
Sind Wm. Johnston 1s visiting her
4aseghter, Mrs. Meer., as Mamma
Mr. lathe Cox wears a smiling fad.
• baby g -i having arrived at hi.
home on Thursday last.
Many miss the ring of the •uuitby's
anvil, the village black.with being
.:ontlned to the house with a slight
attack ..t appendicitis.
MAFEKING
Ire your liens Iaying :-
Mee J. Andrew an her slaughter,
lire. C. Ritchie, visited friends :at
Lanes I5A1 'Thursday.
Mts. W. P. Heid rod her wuthu.
Mrs. Henry Johnstonen Mafeking, are
visiting friend, in Stratford.
Messrs. S. 1'stnphell, ?Ielvin Reel
and W. J. lane are bury drawing
gravel for building in the spring.
Mr. Edward Johnstone entertained
A number of his friends the evening
before leaving for his new house rt
Ebenezer.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
lir. A. J. Camelot' and his .sister.
Mrs. \\'ebstee. went down' to Toronto
ou Tuesday of last week.
Mr. Geo. U. Ludlow, who came over
to attend the inners! of the late Mr.
Hart Hicks returned to his boule at
Proton Station un Saturday.
The A. Y.P._1. of St. Jawed chur'b,
Middleton, paid a friendly visit to the
soeiad Cluhof Trinity church. Hayfield.
its
Tueeday eveni rig of last week.
lire. Fred \Vhlttinghnw and her
two children. Willie and Ethel. and
1Ir. John W. \Vbittingbatu. of ttu'-
Appelle, Saskatchewan, were visiting
at 11,•r brother's, lir. Geurgpe H. Elliott.
\Ir. John Etuioiu, who went west flue
years ago and homesteaded :at 1 lgewa,
Saskatchewan, has returned and has
heel vibitiig with his brother. lir.
David Easow. of the Itlth cum's.+ion.
and old ;u:.puaintutce.. Ile lays
he likes lite on the prairie. an,l be
leeks well.
DISTRICT NEWS
Wmgham Hotels Close Sheds
\\ ingh•un, .lana 31.-\I r. BArnie
Hoyle, proprietor or the National
Hotel. ha, boarded up his hotel sheds
trout the pul,iic, also 3111'..lobi, Swartz,
tet the queen's Hotel, has put down
posLi and hong iron gates to. the en-
trance,of all his public sheds. '
Wingham Wedding
Rev. E. if. (Tidy, of the Anglican
church in 1Vingb.uu, pet•tonoetl a
wedding cetemouy on January :''th,
the contracting parties being Miss
Sophie Hayles'und Mr. 1Vm. Bunn.
\ number if the young people of
\Vmighaw enjoyed themselves on
Thursday night at a ball held in the
council chamber. A dainty luncheon
wait served about midnight, sol the
dewing was then resumed.
Seven Years for Constable
\V:noipeg, Jan fit. -Constable Joe
Reid of the city police force was given
a seven years' sentence in the peniten-
tiary by Magistrate Macdonald for
p,articiprtiug in the escape of Kraf-
elieneko, the Plow Coulee pandit.
Reid is a n:alive of Lueenow. Ont.. and
for 9. short time wasou theToruuto
police force.
Old Resident Dead
Mark Mairins, the oldest reside•ut in
Eeeter, died there on Thursday coerc-
ing in his With year. He is survived
from his fleet wife by four daughters
And frim hie second wife by two girls.
In entities he was a Conservative. and
.a Methodist in religion. Nur fifty
years he had resided in Exeter. The
[1111e1 RI WAS held on Friday et 1.31
&clock to Kirkton cemetery. Rev.
Dr. Collins oflciateed.
Has Built Bridge
A Grand Trunk bridge ging from
S,rat fold removed Ile old bridge over
1Vhir1 ('reek, just east of Mitchell, and
replaced it with a heavier etrurtute
on.'4nuday, a week ego. Two steam
cranes were used to shift the old
bridge to one side and replaced it witb
the new one. The old bridge was
thought to he too light to caret- the
ntocul engines which are now being
used on this line to draw freight troll
ttoderich.
HOW TO AVOID COLD
WEATHER DISEASES
To prevent cold weather diseases, put
your body :oto a proper healthy condition
to .uccesdully rratst them Copia,
bronchitis, pot umonia, catarrh, tgr oat
!rive r, rheumatism and other Bailments ma)
be a •,aped in reset cases, if this is done
Butts up your health .end strength --you•
nerves and Nosed and entire body- into
truth mope: '410t can ci:sc.:tw ducts
era:th all daring the winter months -by
•:.ling Rcx.11 ( Rhee 011 Emulsion, the ideel
bled, nerve and brsly builder.
This et a rrtnnrku.' k medicine, but a
gl.mmon-ernes one. It doesn't stimul.tt
bo -called "tonics" that stimulate jive you
io pets t.nen t relief : but lc ave you wire- e tt
than before. Revell Dire t til Emulsion eon-
te.ins ohne of these harmful, stimulating in-
£rc a tienu gush as alcohol and dangerous an.:
.:shit-formingg drugs. Its great hcncfat to
you is through its real nerve ant blood and
T)ody-Mtilding effectsit neurishcs,beilds,
strengthens:. Its nerd dos a not rest on mak-
ing ytAi feel hotter for a few minute.' at :.
time after tacking i t , but on making ytnt f cti
lbctter ns a result 1•f making you well
RR,,aas.all (Rive Oil Enlul,ne.n is the ideal
110 d and ncree-fount tonic. Yon who are
.week and run -dowse, and yens who arc ap-
parently well rine' but arc liable to solder
rem % arjtiun cold weather aihnrntr, else
Rcx.-ill Olive / hl Emulsion to rt anti keep
well and strong. Por the tired -out. raY-
down, stn ease, emaciated of dtbilit..ted-
thc cum tidcsteng - -growing children-tgr.i
people- it is A sensible niel to renewed
rtrrengtl hitter spirits, ng I:calth.
Recall (Mite Oil Emu ion -kung of the
ctlehvat d Resell Remedies -is for frrdan
!ransack/tend you and your family. You'll
1* as enthusiastic abate it as we are when
)-.1 have noted its pleasant taste, itsptrengl
thening, invigorating, bbuiulingl-up.diaraas-
prt•veottng effffhrts. If it does not help yoe,
your matey will be given bee t o vnu with-
out argument Soldin this munity only
et our afore- The Resell s rota --steer of
more than ;lilt) kaditlg drug stores in the
United States. Canada and Great Britain
Do
liedfesd of Pb.. R.
Drawees.
NRS. WS W. IRE
Tells Otto= Haw to Get Stang
and Well.
Mrs. W., W. Lak* of Aberdeen,
Miss • says "The grippe had IHt me
In a weak. run-down condition from
which I suffered for some time L
tried different remedies but nothing
teemed to do me any rood until i
took Vino). from which 1 received
great benefit. My cough Is almost
entirety gone and 1 ■m strong and
well *gals, and 1 ant glad to recom-
mend Vlnol to others who auffer as 1
did."
Mrs. Take's recovery was due to
the combined action of the medicinal
elements extracted from cods' livers
--combined with the blood making
:one strength creating progertiee of
noir Iron, which are contained in
I'taol,' and her rough disappeared as
a natural result.
We guarantee that \'enol will do all
Ile claim and will pay back 'our
stoney tf \'enol does not satiety you.
H. Dunlop. Druggist, t:.,deeri ch. Oat
BAYF1ELD
Mrs. Jewel l'amplw•ll was recently
vi.uing friends iu walkeryHie.
\Ire. 1 .unit and 11n.. Edwestnn
spent a leer d..v s with friend- in Clin-
(Olt.
\ nrtwherare engaged thi• week in
cutting met .tot•iug their 'enamel sup-
ple ofice
Mr. John Torrance. License Iagree-
tor for South Heron, was in the vil-
lage recently.
Mrs. William Stirling attended the
funeral of her brother. Mr. Jame.
Caldwell. of U•alericb,,ott Saturday of
last weed. •
The young people's guild of Trinity'
chur-h entertained the A.Y.P.A. of
St. Janne' chuieh. Middleton, on Totes -
de) eveuing of Lest week when a very
pleasant and enjoyable time was spent.
Mr. A. M. Robertson. science toaster
in the tie detach Collegiate, steel ipied the
pelpit of St. Andrew s church on Sun-
day morning a week ago and that of
the Metboditt church in the evening,
preaching interesting sermons in the
interest- of the Canada -Temperance
Act. . -
The annual meeting of the cemetery
company was held in Bavtleld on Mon-
day a week .go when the following
officers were elected : President,
J.uues Thom•oo : vice-preaideot.
James Campbell : se t etnry-treasurer,
A. E. Erwin : directrne. Messes. John
Middleton, T. J. Marks. John Ile -
Naughton. Hobert Hanley. John M,:-
I/oneul, Thos. Brl:wnett.
Thr annual meeting of the Baytield
Agricultural society was held on 1Ved-
nesday of la -t week with a good at-
tendance. The reports nt•esented were
very eneoua•agiug. 01\i,•en were re-
elected ns follows: i're.ident. R.
Snowden : lit viae-pr'e•ident. K. Pen -
hale ; 2nd vine -president, Dr. Woods;
secretary A. E. Erwin : treasurer. F.
A. Edwards. The director-, of last
year were relecte'l with the excep-
tion of James \fow. who is leaving the
diatri.•t and was ieglaeed by Harry
Talbot.
CURED HER KIDNEYS
Damn Mayer Tells How She Found A
Core to Dodd's Kidney Pills
H:ubnrdeau, .ltgentcuil Co.. Que.--
Feb. 2nd. -+Special.; _"I ;em always
gltul to tell of my cure because 1
sympathize with •,thea- who may he
suffering as 1 did." so *aye Lame
Joseph Mayet. well known And highly
respected here
•For three years 1 was a very sick
woman. Rheumatism, beadaehe, pal-
pitation of the heal t and Bright's
Disease were soy succeseion of
tt•oubier, but Dodds Kidney Pills
cured them all 1 nerd twentyfour
boxes to complete us% cure. but they
certainly made liue a ell.
"I will never lee withnet.Dodd's
Kidney Pills in the house."
Dodd's Kidney Pill's curred Dame
Mayere ills hers nee they are all c trona
•hy diseased kidneys. Dndde Kidney
Pills always ••urs diseased kidneys.
SOON BE DRY
Two Counties to be Dry After May ist
As Result of Vote
Toronto, Feb....-Iw•uediately upon
the going iota effect of the Canada
Temperate -4s Ant is 1herelent lee carry-
ing it the Provincial Goverassettt
00 to hr neaponsrter for the esferre•e-
ment of taws against illegal liquor
selling and Use Lainissbn Government
assamea that responsibility at the
expense of the .'emnt V The Beene.
inspector, now employed by the
r Go..'1 ....t 'Net fie Itlh'a-
drawn. the Provincial Government
haring no jnri.dietinn.
Huron cou.iy bad 11 li.guor licenses
In the If teltl..kip.lities not .ender
local option. Peel mute in the three
municipalities and Welland :,l in 13.
This is A 1•.t41 est ifs tertuin.ted in
May. 1913, by the t .saada Tearper-
•ecr .\rt• passed in thew two
e' -untie. Inst Thursday. From May 1.
i ill. the counties will i. dry
try the action of the Proctorial
Government in plar•issg therm under
•'so hicesw."
CANADIAN
his M Ink Service
Tesla lets 7. bwwh- webs TWOS!.
aa. asshhag W 1awlpes s s.as. Ina bean
7,ia1a iii *awrasrt, Issvae wIs•I0.
Lb p.m., 'unitise rarest s a a tea, ewe bees
y w$1 4,swe
rs e
Tuusat l(*,a.s,id
k4khi, sw, t OI .IvT.51yl'al' fg,l,
tsk1w rateB
Ining 051
'r+t rawdy
*U.. masstMe
=sit is Seek R.arie we
Ni e
Sr. tutees ear. reaarbles
inhale
Po. Winnipeg and Vancouver
hers Uremia 1n ea. daily.
l '.1.11 est library (7b• ,'ettp.. 1 'sr
R rut *teethe tare Tellerae* to 1t
lung T.rest. to yM•wwen, Yeerest
iw..Mss l>,r,a Innen Oar. ewer clam.
HMV meat
ISEAFORTH
Mr... Johu Pinkney visited liodsrich
friends last week.
Miss Margaret Wilson was visiting
friends iu Exeter last week.
Mr. Win. Beason, of Saskatoon, has I
bene a a
Janine ni.te lile4oeth lira th time here.
returnedreturned from
•a visit with friends in Port Hope
Mr. .
Mies Kate Broadfoot, of Ilamiltoe,, ,
was up visiting her mother for t few
days.
Ml'. Uaral• Reid .plot Itst week
with his parent., Mr. and Mrs. J. H. 1
Reid.
Mn. M. Moab -del is on Vse sink list
and is being wailed urdll by Miss I
Dugan.
Mt. Russell ,Brown. of 3100 r law,
was vislth,g trieuds in town and
vicinity.
Mr. Robert I)svidaoll, of Mitchell. I
visited his eouviu, Mr. Abe Davidson,
tee-tru tl y.
Mr. and Mrs. White, of Hamiote.
Manitoba, were the guest*. of MIL !
Phos.. /tickle.
Sir. W. J. Duff, formerly of Sea- I
forth, died at Crystal City, Manitoba,
on Jaoua•y Sl
lir. Edward \Moles had his face
.torched whilst wen king with a gaso-
line teethUte the'. ley.
Miss Sadie tiler. of ltromatty. was
the gnewt of Thee Nae lcMiehael for
III day of two recently.
lir. Thee. Dickson, who had the
urlsfcrtune to break hi, leg mute
weeks al, o.:- able to be .about again.
Miss Bird strphrur. who haw bad .a
-.-vete attack o tuu-iilitir, is ituprove-
ing and is enncidered .rut of danger,
Mr. J. F. DAR' baa removed his
stock from hi- old stand t,• his new
and more cuwwodious %tore further
nod t h.
Mrs. McLaughlin. who ha. been
visiting Mrs. \b.0-ra, (hetet hit street.
for the past few week., has returne.l
to her home iti Toledo.
Mr. Wm. •1ohnaton, w110 is eighty
years of age, slipped and fell iu his I
own eell.ar one Clay recently- and re-
ceived a Ifni shaking up.
Dr. Oilkspie, of Baden. t 1 tt
ed with \Ir. and Ales. John Gillespie.
while her husband was making; a pro-
fessional visit in Michigan.
31r. and \Ire J. 1V. $hurtreed, of
Grande Prairie. Alberta, a lin have
leen in (►oterio since t'hl'ittmas time,
were in town te..ently ,•.tiling un
friends.
A Bouspiel for the colts wee held in
St. Marys 14.1 week. and two rinks
front. town took pact. The following
%vete the players : Messrs. G. • Jack-
son, ,l. McKay. W. Heetry end A. P.
Forbes. skip. J. Il. Reid, W. south
gate, W. H. Smith, and A. L. Smith
skip.
Sr. Marys. Jan. :II. --'The anniversary
of the birth of Bums wins celebrated
by a banquet on Monday eight at the
Royal Edward hotel. under the aus-
trice, of Highland Mary 1 .awp• Sons of
Scotland. There was a large attend-
ance present
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
.111 etuinetit scientist. the other day•
gave bis opinion that the most wo'-
derful discovery of recent years was
the discovery of Zsut•Buk. Just
think ! As soon at a single thin layer
of Zaw-Buk is applied to 4 wound or
a sore. such injury ie 'insured against
blood poison! Not one species of
microbe bas been found that Zam-Buk
dales not kill !
"Then again. As .con as leen-13uk
ii applied to :a sore. or as cut. or to
skin disease, it stops the smarting.
That is why children are sur h friends
of Zam-,Bok. Tbey care nothing for
the science of the thing. -'.11 they
know iso that %nut-Buk stops their
pain. Mothers should never forget
this.
Again. As as soon 'ham -Bulk is ap-
plied to a woe's(' or to A diseased
part, the cells /beneath the skins sur-
face are so stimulated that new
healthy tissue is quickly feinted. This
forming of fresh healthy tissue front
below is Z ant-liuk's secret of healing.
The tissue thus formed is worked tip
to the enface and literally Ct'.te obi
the deceased tissue above it. This is
why ZsnrBuk euros ate permanent.
Only the other dry Mr. Marsh. of
101 Delorintier Ave.. Uontre:al. called
upon the %am-Buk Co. and told them
that for over twenty-five years he
haul been n martyr to eczema. His
hands were at one time sea coasted
with sores that he had to ,leap in
gloves. Four years ago. %aur-Buk
was introduced to bim. and in a few
months it enured him. 'Today -over
three years atter his cure of disease
he bad for twenty-five years --he i.
-till verse!. and has had rro trace of
any return .,f the eczema!
All druggists sell Zun-Buk at :ark.
boy, or we will send free trial box if
you send this ndverti•ement rod a lc.
stamp ,to tiny return postage,. Ad-
dress Z end ituk Co.. Toronto.
a
NERVOUS
PEOPLE
WOWS
are tlasafy thin a n a
easily worrited, sleet does net
refresh and the system gradu-
ally weakens from insu) tient
nourishment.
Scott's Emulsion corrects
nervousness by its force of con-
centrated medical nourishment
it restores the healthy action
of body cels, enricha the
blood, sharpens the appetite.
and feeds the nerve centres
by distributing energy a n d
!Dower all over the body.
Don't resort to alcoholic
mixtures or drug concoctions
that stimulate and stupefy.
Get a bottle of Scott's
Emulsion for vow
nerves-- nothing
equals or compares
r it, bet helot
'env owt,earr rase IT
immonomminnialliis
Families Are Buying
"Sunkist" Oranges-
by
the Box or Half -Box
Enjoy the rich, delicious meat and sweet, tangy juice of
ruddy, thin-skinned, seedless "Sunkist" oranges. .1
Have this golden fruit for breakfast , dessert .1nd
"between meals." Cleanest of all fruits -never touched
by bare hands. All the pickers
and packers of "Sunkist''
oranges wear clean white
Cotton gloves.
"Sunkist" oranges are the fin-
est, juiciest oranges in the world.
Tree -ripened, fiberless. Not a seed
in "Sunkist-" Buy them by the b..x
or half -bolt. That is cheaper than buy-
ing by the dozen. They k tc, for wee'.
Get Rogers Silver with
"Sunkist" Wrappers
Cut the trademarks from " Sunkist -. orange
wrappers and send them to us. We ofier•:'7 di;-
ferent premiums, all Rogers A-1 Standard Guaran-
teed Silverware. Exclusive "S;:r.kist" des.
For this grange spoon send 12 Sunkist
*rappers giv d 12 cent?. "Red Ball" or:
pers count same as "Sunkist."
in remitting. send amounts of '20 cents or over
by Postal Note, Post Office or Express Money Order.
Buy "Sunkist" Oranges
at Your Dealer's
Send your name and full atidrl:•.s for/free pre-
mium circular and Premium Club Plan. Addres
;:11 orders for premiums and all inquiries to
CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE
105 King Street, East, coy. Chsyd TORONTO, ONT.
Wir
Be Particular •
UT HE KIND OF SEEDS YOU SOW ki
In Seeds -as is everything you buy -there are
hany grades. And since it 3s impossible to Jud
eir quality by examining, 'oil must trust, en-
tirely to yobr 6eedamen.
!You can depend on us absolutely!
We will send you, ,on requert, our big $0-p.re
Catalogue -Free.
Vslssk$a Preataw---TRII2---wlta nick wear. 'Sea we
ass of G`Mava far strtieatirs.) wet. fee 11 Toler.
DARCH elk HUNTER SEED CO. LIMITED
Box 1241 ; LONDON, ONTARIO . is
0•4404484040i✓.4' .4aCeSOOi-dsIeG4'
anuary Sale
'When you are hunting bargains, drop in and
inspect Our
Fur Coats
Overcoats
General Clothing
Sweater Coats and
Odd Winter Garments
to be sold at rca,onable prices.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
SEMI-READY.TAIL.ORISIG...=_ .e .
Agate for Cerium, Overalls. Startfield's Underwear, Fitwell H -
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuas.
Special Values in
FOOTWEAR
Men's tine Box Calf Hluchere with tnetlium and ex;rut bee vy
at pricer. from *1.30 to qti l}L
Ladies' tine Ihtngola kid Hutton and Bleebers with patent to •
cap* and good soles at prices from el it to IfY:.tt.
Se's our window display- tor these special %-sluts.
Our prices for ,•hiLlt en's footwear are most reasonable.
REPAIRING
Downing & arlacVicar
Mote ROO (ioder.eh
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