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TER SIGNAL
- GODHR•IOH, ONT.
•
Thursdfuy, March 25, 1W20.-3
Stiffness
1t Is •unnithing how
quickly Al u..rd',
ment rehear, stifl-
atr and lame sew.
Gives Great
Relief
ale. A R t'.kM1. 16
P4.Ate tit,
mora,. -d, harsaihee
sand Wasted L
Lowers
kaase•iJ.tRaud wir 1r.de d
Ire one ,t ks rike..u•
him and tell me 11.1
a anew grew wd.'
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•'Iwawdterym a•tth Wei m, I. e1.,'
mo;ntn.• d. toad o try .tied , Lo .deal
.d ,mn11duy.. Iter hest eopl...ii
1 ter (awl , u„ea t n' has ,e Is (+a.
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MINARD'S
King o/ Pain
LINIMENT
Yarmouth -_- ho.s Ste11a
MEDICAL.
1)R. GEO. HEILEMANN. OSTEO-
PAIH,stet ailed in sin .n'. and children'
mat»es, u uta. chrt1,t and nee aou. diorama, eye
nose and th.eal, partial dewiness, lumbago
sod rheumatic conditions. Adenoids removed
•about the knife. Caact at residence, corner
%Owen god St. Andrew's streets. At home office
Monday.. Thursday. and Satudays, any evening
by appointment.
DENTISTRY.
ARRIVED AT CHENGIU.
Mire Elizabeth Wilson Reache., the Fatal
of Her Lung Journey.
Mrs. lteyeraft lira received the first
letter from her "dater, Ulla• 1'1lxshet
lt
W'1114011, Mihir fair latter readied her
destination at l'heingtu, West Chinn.
It is dated January 10th, and portions
of it are as follows :•
Yesterday 1 reached my ,journey's
end. I sent a card to you from l'hung-
kllig saying that 1 was starting. mu you
would not expert to hear for the tru
days' interval. I dreaded the Journey
overhand very much, largely Iwcause 1
wile (liming our '011aall slots•. A10104
She road it didn't matter, for you are
satiny in your chair anyway, and when
got out t0 walk M1r. }Abney was al-
ways at hand to Join me and 1 tujuyell
our walks and talks. As dusk rale
1111 1 Isyran to (head the night. The
inn molted. any elixir alas garriwl in.
ami with • exeeptfun 1 was table to My sleep was restless and when morning
iter the best room. My (d was set "I' came it always got up feeling tired and
OO top 111 tut• of the Inds and as It worn out. •
Iaraut, dark my lantern was lighted.
Here is how I got hold of Tanlac and.
'finals our had suplw•r, the -cook washed,
the dlslws and 1 closed my dour.
hues I/V....MUD 111111 liereral en-
trances II1111 PS 1t1.1 and 1 s'ldoui felt
wand'( about fastenings. I always
had h*uches on a table beside Ill. 111141
II cradle. Tlwre were a lways strange
wirer, -r*U r -*ltd. 191101111ga.. to tau rt
we awake. .
Every . nynrning • daybreak found u•
on the road. We always trnvellea s
collude of hours before breakfast. 7'111•
„ark went ahead with the food boxes
and • meal was nearly always ready
tat • wayside eatin4 plat•.• wheal w.• sound at night and get up Of mornings
arrival. For breakfast we had µa•- feeling iximlul of life and energy Yes,
✓ idge, eggs awl- syrup out ofa tin van sir. I am a new man today and feel years
which we (andel "tie widow's e1111141. younger."
HF:.11: I'll 1'F:RF'E('T NON. •
1.11, DROWN.
Suffered Ten nears-I.r Relined by
Tanlal% Says 1t. John Man.
"1 had suffered from indigestion for ten
years before I began taking Tanlac. and
the way it has built me up is something
remarkable, for I am feeling like a young
man again," was the statement made
recently by T. 11. Brown. proprietor of
the Valley Meat and Fish (Market. who
nivel) at 41 Winter street, St. John, New
Brunswick.
f have certainly had my share of suf-
fering in this world, for l have been
bothered for the past ten years with the
worst sort of stomach trouble," Mr.
Brown continued: "1 had nearly lost my
appetite and when t did force myself to
eat a little something it was almost im-
possible for me to retain it. 1 even hated like
the sight of food because everything I ate Mr. Wm. Doerr has moved into the,
would sour on my stomach ar.d give me ase he bought from the H. Lawlor
an awful distressing feeling afterwards. estate.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Thos. Straughan are
visiting their daughter near Holmesville.
Mr. John Houston is wearing a broad
smile. Another little girl has arrived tg
brighten his home.
Mr. Nelson Hill spent Sunday at Port
._-
Miss Zelda Dyer has returned home
after her vacation of several weeks at
Toronto.
The river cleared of ice on Tuesday
forenoon. The ice was very thick. It
went away very quietly. the flood not
being nearly so high as in some years.
Mr. -Joseph Cartefbl Sault Ste. Marie.
Mich.. visited his parents a few days last
week.
too were at supper. They ttuilwl 1114'
with joyous eaves anti I spent a -pleas-
ant few tuiuutes. -I'd like to hair
hugged the pea' 101 14. 4 rutulier t'hlld•
reu. Afterwards w't• wet Dr. Stewart
anal he walked with us mull wanted
tltr story of the wret•k, of ...airs...
Out here our (mold (nanny forget she
N•MP hl ('hila. for there Is a regular
street bf foreign him., and ••ady the
warrants are 1'hi11•su. 11 i, quiet purl
lovely and 1 am sure I 11111 goingto
Tike R.
AI'lll'ItN. '
(tnten4ed for last reek
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 17. -
Mr. John Pfeffer and Mr. Janis"
Howatt are both able to be out again and
are gaining slowly.
Mr. Donald Patterson has been orf the
sick list the past week and is not recover-
ing as fast as his many friends would
started taking it. A customer of mine
had been trying to get me to take Tanlac,
as he had tried it with remarkable resttltt.
but 1 kept putting it off. Orme day he
walked into my shop and put a bottle of
Tanlac, down on the counter and said:
'Try that.' 1 took his advice and I want
to tell you that proved to be the turning
point of my life. That very first bottle
hit the spot and I kept taking 0 until
now I am in absolutely perfect health. 1
eat heartily now ant) -enjoy every meal.
My digestion was never Iter and I am
not troubled afterwards at all. 1 sleep
of
R. H. G. MActONELL.-HONOR gall °liege of Dental Surgeons.
Toronto University. Graduate
gall of Dental Surgeons.
Succemer to the late Maas Sale. Offices cwt
Square arid Wast street, Gudench.
AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS CUNDRY,
AUCTIUNEER.
Moa r, Godmich. AU i.ats4ctione by mail or
aft at Signal Mite will be p,ua.ptty attel.otd to
residence teleologic 115.
LEGAL -
G. CAMERON, K. C. BARRIS-
W. TER. solicitor. notary pall , OMare
asansdtaa Street. daticb. thud door Irons
Sonar.. 1 (:urust lands to loan at limiest rano.
L
-D C. HAYS
U. aARRISi 'R SOLICITOR, NOTARY
PUrtLIC. ETC.
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STgyytctlGitin
taaoa street
ai s
titan Estate. Lahr Ilia iatarisor. '
PROLDFCOT, KILLORAN & CCOKE
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS. NOTARIES
PUBLIC. ETC.
Once on the .yore, second ,door from Haunt
w Street, tioderich.
Prorate funds to loss at lowest retry
m. PwtTru0T. K. C., J. LLKI&LCSAN
H. J. U. Cuosg,
i'HARLES GARROW'. LL B., BAR -
I,/ RIS7 !R. atton.y, su&IEsttr. etc., (.vderKb
Meq locoed at beast rates.
�tSEAGER. BARRISTER. SOL-
.
(.icpublic conveyancer.
elCowt Hou e. (oticp. WJS
IRs' BUICIi, LOANS ETC.
01 ANCEY 04. -Form andel iads�<M town prop.
arty ,retrad.. ..
Cabrera --JM, Germany, Peer., Goderich P. 0:
J..,Hors.nSec. Trim.; Seaford,
Thomas
Thoaa
R.
U,rectorr U. F. McGle*or, It. R. No. 3, Seo
oath, John G. Greve. No. 4, Walton: William
Rain . R. No. 4 Sralotth. N R cu /.4*L
a.odi,ageo Geo. Mc(ar y
orth. Robert leis Hartock; Malcolm Me•
Ewen. Clinton; J•n••a vans. Beetbwuod. James
Leonia ly. Goder,ch.
Agent) J. W. Yeo, Goderlcb; Ales. Leitch,
R. RR ho 1, Clinton; W filum Chesney, worth;
i. H,ncbity, Sealo(th. Policy -holders ran pay an
pyments and get their cards receipted at R. J.
stoma s's Clothing .Store, Clinton; R. H. Cutts
Corry, 1Cinaatni street, Godtnch• se J. H.
U
Re,d'a General Store. .yfield. .
Brophe3 Bros.
1 a4. Leading
Funeral Director
and Embalmers
Orden carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day.
GODRR101}
1A1,'' Iwc•auw'lever riim r. r- Tamar ht mold In c:.atrrkh by F
Around nM while We ate a curious Wigle and the leading druggist in every
crowd gathered-rligarel• filthy --draw- town.
hag as .11)144 as they flared to watch our
movements. fltit we were M1 hungry
that didn't natter much. For diluter
we lust' Irish stew which Mrs. Alla•rt-
atan-diad prepared fur us. helium from
the 001111e sourer. or after these failed
e stew of the evink's devising or r-atnso(
mat. .1t supper we had void iciest
o ral fruit. titer bread lasted all the
A SPRING TONIC
AIDS EFFICIENCY.
Lay Foundation of Good
Health Now by Building
Your Blood and Strength-
(
ening Your Nerves.
The good old fashion of taking a tonic
in the springtime, like most of the cus-
toms of our grandparents, is based upon
sound common sante and good medical
practice. Winter 1s always a trying time
for those who are not in rugged physical
health. Macy men, women and children
go through the winter on reserve strength
they have stored up during the sunny,
summer months. and grow increasingly
pale and languid as the spring days ap-
proach. A tonic for the blood and nerves
at this time will do much for such people.'
by putting color in the cheeks and ban-
ishing that tired feeling th.tt worries
thousands of people at this season of the
year.
It is impossible to be er,eigetic if your
blood is thin and weak, or if your nerves
are frayed or shattered. You cannot
compete with others if you do not get
refreshing sleep at night, or if your appe-
tite is poor or you are losing weight. 1 ou
need a tonic at this time to add to your
efficiency now, as well as to save you from
suffering later on. And in all the realm
of medicine there is no safer or better
tonic than Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
These pills tone and enrich the blood
which circulates through every portion
of the body.strengthenan jaded nerves
and rundown organs, and bringing a feel-
ing of new strength and energy to weak
anile tired, despondent men, women and
children.
Mrs. J. N. McNeil, Glace Bay, N1 S.,
says: $ "For years past my home has
never been without Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills, and i have good rasbn to praise
them highly. Following an attack of la
grippe. I was left in a badly rundown
condition. I had no appetite and felt so
weak 1 could scarcely go about the house.
I was taking medicine, but it was not
helping me. and a friend advised me to
try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. i used them
for a time with the most beneficial results.
MY appetite improved, my strength re-
turned and 1 was soon able to do all my
housework. I now use the pills every
spring and find them a splendid strength -
bringing ton'c. i have, recommended the
pills to other friends who have used them
with good results."
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are a tonic, not
a stimulant. They build up the blood,
and through their use not only the dis-
astrous aftereffects of influenza but also
troubles due to poor blood. such as
anaemia, rheumatism, indigestion and the
generally worn-out feeling that affects so
many people, disappear. You can get
these pills through any dealer in medicine,
or by mail. at 50 cents a box or six boxes
for $2.50, from the Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Nothing annoy+ a gabby man more
than to bump into someone who can talk
sista' fast and as long as he can.
t.
way and when it Income tattle We pat
IRON butter on It. S(mlrllmest we
hultght letrkr1 rl't_ R1a1 ateIt Joca1'-
111114 wiles. -- t.
Caw road lay- through beautiful Wily,
(iuntry. 111e fields terraced anti (niti-
t711441 111 111*' very top. \\'e nalss.MI
,tlgn rem tie really to be .111. wheat just
beg' 114g 11. gr/11A, Leet S, p•11 el, I,ei.
rap' and, other vegetables in tmrlous
stages of grow'th.. There are • few
!Hoses 111 the country dud rut many
t r.'es, T11•rl• art• uo fel11rs. but the
femmes and the different levels of the
rive fields made 1w,tu1darh•s Mm that
one 1114 114t mfrs the fences. The "Itlt
Uinta" nloig wldch we travelled 177.
paved with stone moat of the way and
1' about as nide as the or11insl•y si11e••
walk nu Mr mak' atrw'ta of the towns
at home. 4)nr way 1141 111rongll vil-
Illgea; towns. wallet cities and sllurl,s.
Nowlrre 41141 we ll'- it the homes w(
passel any sign of comfort .or 4111un11-
twee: - Thin,^ trrt_--alark, witdlowIts
strlu•ttires of utud, with thatched roods
in the country and tiled rtM,fs in town.
often it woman sat outside her 111ur
/inning: most piopII had fire baskets
whk11 they rather wore tled 1111 under
their clothing In front or behind tyuu
ran Iumgin• how funny they looked,.
Mat on or (mrriwl. 1n the fire 17177ket
is a pd (lintshlitg (ha mat which' glrt•tt
out a little heat._ Everywhere w'1h
(mold buy oranges and peanuts. on
the slx 10 night we ensue t., TaiIId.w
and there we called on some foreigners
-a Mr. and Mfrs. ihunmrrulfll of the
.American Mentalist Mission. They
kept us for ted dud me all night.
But 1h.• tenth morning 4.111111. 111 Inst
11 1111 s14IIl found ns almnost• at 1111 end
of the Journey. Miss Mlarellus and
the pupils of the s•hoyl ea me Hat 40
Meet me and gave me a gay and Juyons
wt It./111r. They escortrel we almost to
Mrs. Hre•ken•s, where I am to stay
for a while until my language study
114 well under way. There are Mfr. and
Mir.. itr.s-k,-n /I MI 111 th. Arthur and
they 101 1.4. 11 very nice home --lot tat ail
('hires•. 1 hear rumors of 14 servant
that 1 mast have, of a W181111 11 to Mrw,
x ha of a Metter. - t find it -rather
appalling, btu I - suppose it will be
broken to me gradually.
nada Itusaell-of Essex -was here
for dinner yesterday, stayei all nigh!
amt Is here still. Beulah Shepley was
here all yesterday afternoon and there
"% elf' pM 'm111T-Pallt•ra : Mass Mutnrostr:
Mrs. Mayne. Mr. and Mrs. Cat-A.allen.
Sir. and Mrs. Wallace. Mrs. Kelly,
Slims Sh-Naugltton. Slims M1xrrllus,
Mlles IlraInger. 'Miss Barnet t. MISS
The ton, Mrs. Sticker, awe after supper
De. Lewis, who has charge of the
language school. and 1)r. and Mrs.
Wewart. i am going to Wallace's for
dinner today and to Mrs. Spencer
IAMts' for ten. Tomorrow Miss Mc-
Intosh Is coming for dinner 111111 11evt
weehredl 1 am to apenl with the \\'.
-M,--)t, girls in the city-. I don't a 4.•m
IIk1•Ijr to be lonely.
Mr. ('rnteher',i' death was very told
a1111 his loan to the -Mlstlin willale
great. He leaven five little eh11dTT11.`
Mn*. l'rutellrr has anhoumeel that
wants an appointment and Here iliTalk
..f making her matron of the Canadian
school. 1 have heard nothing of 51rs.
Taylor's pians. Patel 114 0111 herr. Mr.
Walker was improving the Inst we
Ii141r1 and word has POMP flint II 14444
Itihtrone Is (owing soon with Mrs.
Yard of the N. E. It. Mission.
There are millions of things which
1 know' 1 am n/ft getting toad, but
POMP of them will get w ritten
gradually.
Saturday evening.
Work Boots
FOR -
-
Moulders and Factory Men
We have special values in men's Work Boots suit-
able for inside and outside use. Our heavy Gaiters are
just (tte boot suitable for moulders.
Moulders' Gaiters, while they last. at $3.75 a 'pair.
'Built -to -Wear" Boys' Boots for school and all
kinds of hard usage.
,Cion'! attention siren 14) Repair Work.
at=r=HERN'S BOOT SHOPz
Most people would rather preach half a
day than practise half an hour.
MU'NIC'IPAL COUNCIL.
t 'WEST W'AW'ANUIMIi.
latrnla, 1,, 1..01'11114 W. .1. Furan, A.
Kin:thaan. Al. Cummins, W'. Armstrong,
Mel 'rust le, \1'. Humphrey, 1', M.•-
fkmarl.I. E. Tin tuts, It. Maids. A.
.\itchi•tsin. 11. Ferrier. 4', Taylor. W.
1.. Medd, F. \t.-IMluu1.1, J.
1.yo11a, .1. ,tudt•1•Mnl, W. 4', Wt'I.1. F.
Well. W. -Jt. Ferrie', 1'. 'Inglis. 1).
11'4'111111 g11an, J. Pu rtIsl. Hub1. )Ir -
Allister, It'. Sproul. four kw•dw'rs -J.
Taylor, 11. 14+1. '1'. Doyle, C. 4'. itruwn.
.I. \Vanni, Jos. Klttulwu, M. Iltlih-
plirey, W. yllller. 1►. Alton. Fence-
viewer- -.Ins. 1:Illoll. S. .Iuhtietull, 11.
King. Ji.hu IMIrufu, \\'. .\rne:to ig. W.
F:. Mlvl'tersu11. G. A. Weir. The tm►tfer
-of statute lanes 014 (amity r.a11,i ward
fully considered by (/uu,ll 111111 it w•as
4e4.kM1 that all t•urut•r hot 11'014 11111
ou ddesIg111111sI roans 4 viz.. .est„ west
uud north IMou111111 ' 11114.14. ,11111{ work
their statute - tial ole -ani .orwes,l*ll 111•
Mtdel'uld t•'pl14 must 4' 4.uiirltt and
(1141 11 is 011111111111 for /1'111'e 1111, ID tl..
,like ii.e or cunlane the anuli• at $1.25
per day. The price to 114• paid for
gravel tor rigid purpura was ti1wi at
Y',_e per cold, yard. The clerk was
Instructed b. notify 1111 parties lu'the
P11tte•snl 1117111 that the e•11gi*e•r's
report will be i•o,tsidereI alt lk'1t 1(1e•t-
(llg. D. 11. Murray has been rlptr.hded
.51,114.1 1St len11amr utllt'tir 1114 lir Stntnte
J.0 that-A.111dt_. A,cwtul[l( Int (111• anion l
of $1147.sa weri• i' ltd:\ "H•11 ad•
Juun1'tl Meet t MSS *jilt at 144 a. 111.
aM a court of ret Isiuu,o iissesmvin
roll awl for itt'ueral btslu. a. \4V, A.
WILtION,_i'h7k._ -
The Inuliriµa1 co11u,it of --\1'rMt-
Wrwauosh held- its regular'lu.e•tlug
Maedi 17. Members 1411 pmscut. 111..•v.•
1'urloi Presiding. Minute, et Inst
Meeting' read and (onfirluwi Trcis•
carer's statement rend. Al r,w nue a 17111.
an•.• on hand from all sources of
*1141.:f2. 117114 y No. 2. 19277. was
passel providing .for Iu,tIdna ste's,
p ntalke'p•rs and tetH•t•q'iewersl, as
follows . 1'athulastera, .'. Mit Ilwalit.
J. l'ampte.11. W. Wittstm.', K. hence, W.
SI'Illa.n. J. linker. S..1Atwior, Geo.
1'olll�tk. J. Elliott. 11. 111utehlus, G.
Hallam. S. Juhgstuu. U. 1Addy. J.
Washington. W. H. Parr. W. ('uniplw•II,
A. rnllwrt. It. Smyth. Ii. Finnigan, W.
A. iloyh', W..18. -\ndnews, .1. W'nlsl
11. Muttony, W. J. Robb. I:. F:. Mlhytb,
J. Cameron. 11. McAllister. W'. 7'11ouip•
sop. J. Itwlauon/l... ('rung. M. Mlurphy.
J. I.aaenby. ld- Harper. .1. iuniIAu; l'v'
When The Day Is Over
1/111
't,/� r
one gotten up
When the
household
cares and the
worries of
everyday life
have dragged
you down,
made you un-
happy. and
then is noth-
ing in lide but
headache, back-
ache aid worrrryy,
turn to the right
prescription,
by Dr. Pierce fifty years ago.
Everything growing out of abs ground
Lama intended for some Use in establish-
ing natural conditiosr. Dr. Pierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., long lass found out what
is naturally heat for women's diseases.
He learned 0 all through treating thou-
sands of rases. The result of his oodles
was • medicine called Dr. Pierre's Favorite
Pteseriptios. This medicine is made of
vegetable growths that nature surely in-
tended for baekaeh., headache, weakening
pains, 'macula/Sties. and for the many dis-
orders oonusoo to women in all ages of Ids.
Ghillie, Ont.: -"I suffered f rdan a bad cam
of woman's trouble with backer
w . disordered digestion. fere
I had great pun all the time, nom
would faint at my wort. I hal one
elan after another but they did me no
1 than took i)r. Pieros'e Favorite Prase
tion and it fired ino up all right, I look in
better and fwd fine. I will rwravgomeod this
'Prescription' to all suffering as I did." -
MRA. MAYBF.LLE B. ORATRIJI, 116
Albert 81.
Write Dr. inertia's Invalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for confidential advioe and
you will receive the medical attention of a
saseiali/b wbeay without fee -no charge
ROBERT WILSON
Lois Russell, Mlles A0.011 and 1 were
guests of the Wallace,. for dinner.
WP had n grand 111 •r, Just like
Christman, with roast go.s0 1114(1 /III
the 1rlmmlruts. minr• pie, nuts and
PS11dy. Afterwards we ant a d the
tire and had some marl( on the tittrola
-very• classic all of It. They bid me
tell the story of the wreck during
dlnner std it nearly upset ale. as talk-
ing aAiint it always dost. I like to
forget It ■n41 all the thinge i have lust.
Slims McIntosh called for nil and we
Went to 1►r. Lewis for afternoon tea.
It was 1)r. Irwie' birthday and all the
langtuge atlydents were goests to his
honor. The Lewises are of the Amer -
Iran Methodist Shannon. 11e Is quite
an elderly man and hes been shoot
� thirty years in West China. 1 met
'lona. new ;ample. among them Miss
Lome of the W M1 M.
I have liven for n week with M11w
MI,Intnah. We went around 1,y the
Canadian a'honl and I went inside. It
Nooks very attractive i found my
Way to the dining -room where the child
-
ist 01 in boldness for the pur-
pose" _
of looking after the wants
of the farmer. Ree supply
Bioefen, Mowers, Fertilizer Drills,
Cultivators, Harrows, Rollers,
Cr..as Separators. Manure
Spreaders, Gas Engines,
Tncten, Dolce Light
and Power Plants,
BueheyIncubators
anti Brooders.
Then we have thousands of
nods of Frost Noses Fen-
cing, Bathed and
Smooth Wire.
Tons of the best of Chemical
Fertilizer always carried
on hand.
Nay, Straw et Wood delivered
to any part of town.
MASSEY-HARRIS STORE
PHONE 163
Hant1tss St. W$I>il&
COLBORNE.
Colborne township end(d•1) met
township ha11. Mls'Fli 111. All u1.•11i
present. the Reeve in the ,•hair.
utast of last meeting read ant adopt
1
with .'the following e.r•e•tnou -Jas.
Jewel!. repairing a141 -S eltnrl}', (fres 011
grtd.rr. $4.7•.1, IOU 111141011 ..f Fisher
end t-+trww, A wtaatuttu4
Mead from the United Boards of Trude.
IA1111ou. asking that the folios ing rete
11111,14 b.'''11/1s0071 and forwarded to the
Ilan. E. 1'. Drury : "Resolved. that the
WIPStern 1►1115rk/ 1'101411 hoards of
T111414. 111141 Farmeri ('lobs 11 1111 111nn1-
cllwt (.iuncfls of Western (interlo. In
tide
.set
n•
1
1'111lfeli4nie• tass'nlldtMI, dale( to Ill 11
Attention of the 1'rovlIs tat Government
to the seriousness of the present Ia1..1'
scarcity Iii rural 1111tarfo, to the neces-
sity of taking immediate sta')a, to pro -
1 MC additional d.air'bh• I 14nia11111.
to the iugwertane• of proper instruction
11 1141 supervision for 'immigrants s'ulhlg
011 Unna rio tannic, HMI" to the Hi 41 of
s. uu1411fylug .ulr w14•h1ul system that
rural 44111111 1 1011 w'RI Is• prop'rly 4111-
pliaslzt'11 and lulde-a•1•t'sstble to boy.
and girls who sleslre-In identify 1114•I1:
Ihos with rural -industry.»1 „Moved by
Currey and Fisher that the af<,o r mar/,
'Minn 1e 1111..141 and forwarded to the
Hou. K. 1'. Drury, Carried. Moved.
se•ou11e.1 and (Irrlel. that the Weer
\IaHw x11010.11 18(•on111 114• 111111 ov.•r for
further Invest lgation. A not ie• was
reivived f • the Department of Edu-
est1lu *tattoo tluat a survey In the
interests ores neilidntwl schools would
Is. 11111111• 4411 14.11111 aS )MMMi11I1•. MOW'S'
1 by Fisher. s.41,u41el by Mh•Neil. that A.
`1'. Mhrpp•rd be school (tten,u11.e'
ofthrr for the township. 4'ariel. 'Tilt•
fallowing accounts were )aid :.1. Alin',
Inn limits of gravel a. 1:14•, Sl:,: E.
'',Isektuall, braking roads, $13: E. Phil- 4
lips. irons for grader, :dM•; N. F.
\Ytlyard, ass's/1•M 114.x, $.t: 1. Ilether-
1 iu4ton,-glstratl,i of birt1o4. mar -
r•Hagler and deaths, AH: sl•rv14-M ulsbt•r
In.• !Well... 11114 11 -la ter'all•M's set,
The NI 11111c111111 \Carli I. legal advice.
,ah'; A. .1. Goldthorpe. refund of •(11.4
hryes, 511. The following donations
were 111111,' : Children's .Ud W14•lefv,
>F2;,2 G.Mtericll.Alexandra Mlrarine hos-
pital. $25. on motion of F'Isher and
McNeil the (111111ci1 adjourned to meet
on Mitireli 210th at 7 p. tn. 1. 111•:TII1at-
LNOTION. Clerk. - -
, r; Hoard of Health.
_The-.I'ollwrrne taw'nshil local Issrr
of health Mel in alar township 'hall
Mat rib 111711. AN members present.
The question of altking for volunteer
nurses 1n V41114. of on epidemic ward 411s -
--r401144.4 100 1t.. awtiwt. aa+ Laken. The
luelitvl otllce•r of health rep.rted that
the "'flit'- epidemic was not s1•rlo,s and
was kept well h1 hand. NO other come
rltlinh11 blr 11101111144.04 were r'plrt.l. The
turrettry w•na Instructed to notify the
sanitary limpet -tors' fa inspect the sanl-
hrrh•-ee.nrlINo iiM .41 the different shod
grmrl11s. The following tievonnts were
ordered paid, on motion of Wilson n and
Yong : 1)r. 1t. C. Weir. 2 meetings of
he IM al l•f1 mal mileage, $11.411: G. Youlig,
meetings of the I14.ar11 n1141 mileage.
tt 4; A. Willson. 2 meetings of the
I14x d and (r lenge, $4: 1, liethertngton,
2 nu •dings of the heard and mllrngr.
JKet5t:- Moved 14y Young. seconded by
hat thv`lunrd adjourn to meet
th at 't i✓ m. I. HF:THER•
e•r1•tarr.
1/ Vaudreuil"
Estimative
\Yllson,
on Slay
INGT(IN,
III1�UE �N ■=r=,r
Electric Wa
GU and see it at the store.
Water and Light
Commission
North Ride Hquara
Distinctive
Semi -ready clothes, - are
nitely planned f
men -men of socia
rconsequence - men
judgment tells them that
sound structure
service --the only
Ch rf.ctertMyling
and tailoring.
r substant
and busine
hose keen
lity. is the
upon whie to build
true measure of value.
is ohown in bot teuttu.o.
McLEAN BROS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SEMI -READY -
t
Canadians eat tons daily of
is
Jersey Cream Sodas
Sold fresh everywhere. In sealed packages.
Factory at LONDON, Canada.
Branches at Montreal, Ottawa, Hamilton, Kingston.
Winnipeg. Calgary, Port Arthur, St, John, N.B.
GET WEDDING STATIONERY AT THE SIGNAL. `
1
Footwear
There is no line of foot -
we. 1
oot-WCoi tlld' car Surpass
MacVicar s
aos suc:.esstuily meeting
the' big popular demand
or attractive, reliable, mod-
ately priced Shoes.
Buy now and save mon-
ey on your footwear.
- REPAIRING --
Geo. MacVicar
North side Sqnare, Coderic`h
Yonge and Charles S.. Termite ince. sure. -
we sum.. los pennant a1 tenotraphen, pr.vata
. ttut,e.. a oununo .11 ea malar and goo.
none ,.1 a Mrs• Demand f•a.M aduarec Marl
than ten . our 1e884r. Open .114. rear. *num
any i.oe. Wrn. fou C..dnus.
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal
1
HUNGRY BUT
DAREN'T EAT
Take "Pape's'Diapepsin" and
Cat favorite foods
without fear
Your meals bit back! Your atosash
ie sour, arid. gassy and you feel bloated
after rating or you have heavy horse
of indigestion pain or headache, has
mind. Here is instant relief.
Don't stay upsets Eat a tablet of
Pape's Diapspali sad immediately Use
fedigsstinn, gases, acidity aid all atom-
seh distress carred by oddity ends.
Page's iliapepsia tablets are tae
surest, quickest atlmaeb relievers is
the world. T1ey coat very little at drug