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MEDICAL
i1RS. TAYLOR AND TAY LO R,
11 Physicians sad aaraaoaa. Mos -North
,neat. ilex: Signal (late. Roddenor--Gals
dada Teel T a ALEX.
TAYT R. M. R. A.
i►R. W. B. GALLON, M..�tB.
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LEGAL
PROUDFUOT, HAYS $ KILLUR-
AN. be,Tis(enk solicitors, notaries public
'Wotton In the Mantises Court, eta Private
to lend id west rate. Mumue, heat aide bitpoare Ootertek. est
1•H000F-OUT K. (:., K C. HAYS, J. L.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Division 11.
Promoted frow Br. III to Jr. IV.
Hortotw.-Rota Worsen.
Pass. - Marjorie Jones, Gladys
Sault*. Jtmn Orison, Elda Stoddart,
Alfred Hebei, Agnes McDonald,
Beatrice Walls, Melville McNevin.
Promoted from Jr. i11. to Sr. 111.
Parr. -Mary \'an,tone, Ernest Me-
Urs+ten, Beth Ko>s, Willie Sturdy,
Willie McMillan.
G. CAMERON. K. C., BAR/2113-
TEtsYdtor. notary �� Moss -
don
...toR, lltoo mast. Wid.rtc4
square.
Bert Bradford 2l2. Olive ('raigie 242.
Percy Warner 216.
To Middle 11.
Arthur Currie 182, \\'dile Russ 100,
Alexander MacLean 136.
Division VI.
' Sr. 11. tc Jr. 111. -Total 5110.
Margaret P•Itridge 408, Reg King
8118, Lily King 3112. 11a DeLong 3013,
Dorothy Swish 300, Jobe Pinder
1101, Fraser Newell 3611, Fern Humber
348, Helen Howard 32), Herbert
Wark 318, Louise MacDonald 811,
F.rt in class during the )ear : Irwin Spehan 3)2, Reg Duff 'MI, Ruth
Sr. -Rets Woreell . • Murray 278, Earl Ross 258, Lily Lash-
h..- - fieth Russ. brook 260.
Divisim III. Recommended -*Vet mt. McVittie
•Harriet Porter, Bernard Walters,
Emily Grumthett.
Jr. Ii. to Sr. IL --Total 400.
Vera Latimer 300, Elaine Pimidfoot
337, Clara Monck 341, Reza Murray
Teddie Johnston 318, Willie
Doonaldoon 817, Lena Murray 311,
Herbert Akeroyd 316, Margaret Bell
304, Wilfred Nicholson 911, Mildred
PARE- H. Tufford, E. Jones. D. Horton 360, Oliver Keene 279, Doris
Andrews 289 Ernest McCreath 2110,
Irene Burkholder 7433, Della \\•alter.
281, Arville Robinson 267, Reg Pinder
255, ytanley McLean 240, Lowes Hale
Recommended- Clyde Carter.
Division VII.
Promoted trom8r. II. to Jr. 111.
L Macklin, 1). 1 wn..•ey, E. Munnings,
R. Harrison, U. Mitchell, 1). Martin,
B. Sanderson, A. Vanstone, M. Mc -
Nevin, A. Henderson, L. W ntson, M.
Morrish, I. McNevin.
Promoted from Jr. 11. to Sr. 11.
HoNORs.-M. Howell.
iHARLES(JARROW , 'L.L.R. BAR 1Ub'1hit, atWtners..estiortm. 4th. elide
ran. ATM.) U.,euasa arrest arae..
�0. JOHNSTON. BARRISTER
., arlicl•.ur. cononitwoner. notary 1>snd°
d,ova liatuttue .greet Undersell (PM
INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC.
Reynolds, 0. AIIen, H. Taylor, L.
Curs ell, C.- Hadden, H. Silk, G.
Fowler.
First in class for the year
Sr. (A) -E. Munnings.
Sr. (13i -M. Morrish.
Jr. -M. Howell.
Division IV.
Promoted from Jr. 11. to Sr. 11.
HONORS. - Carolyn Tape, Maly
OatrJw, Jean Hunter.
PAbe.-Laura Brown, Jim Garrew,
Terrey Munnings, Alan Roes, Maxine
Burdette, Elizabeth Brown. Orel
Cooper, James Malin.
Promoted from Sr. I. to Jr. 11.
PANS.-Maudie Howell, Hilda \Val.
bank, Cecil Lynn, May Brownlee,
Harry Edwards.
1,4cKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN
Jl d U K A h C b C U. -k arm and isolated
tow i. t•roperty toured.
Vtu.eta-J. b..noLean. Pre . SSsatorth P.O.;
Jas. • 'moony. V Pork les.. Uuderlob
llamas Iy hays, tyro. -1 rese., esatorth P. U.
1.tector.-N W. l.Lowey. ceatortb; John
U. Urleve, Winthrop ; K Uham Kinn. Cee.itabce;
John Ileum were, brains l'en; Jamie Evans.
beech *owl ; John Watt. Ida:lock : Malcolm
llckweu, btuceheld.
Age,.tr : J. w . Y or, Bolme+Ville ; R. Smith,
Matlock ; Jas. Unmtutng", agmondvnle ; L
htncbley, tieatoiU'. Ptatoy-auaen ora pay
sarnan,tata and get their oards reoSpted at
ornate e Clothing Store. Winton, or et K
h. tart's Ostomy, atr.g.ton,cruet, t►oderich.
$20.000 PRIVATh: FUNDS TO
V loan. Apply to M. O. CAM -
1 to, r barrister. HsmllWn shoot Oodarteh.
First in class during the year :
Jr.11I.-Ter toe Munnings.
Sr. 1. -Hilda Walbank. Mamie Smil h 311, Benson Thornton'
Division V. 329, Earl Westbrook 324, Clarence
Johnston 315, Fred Weston 314,
Promoted from Jr. I. to Sr. 1. Harty Leach 312, Jessie Johnston 2111.
HoNons.-Isabelle Brownlee, Ernest Jack Forden 2111, Monteith Leckie'254,
Norma McDonald 2251, Willie Thutnp-
won 272, t rank Tb. moron CEG, *Eliza
beth Brookes 256, •Irene Steep.
(b)-Wutthy Black 311, Logan Mur-
ney 311, Bobbie Proudfoot 3117, W oodsie
Randall 804, W dire Forden 219, God-
frey Jacor... 218, Laura Cousins 218,
Herrn 'Thompson 192.
Jr. 1. -Total 375.
Olive Bell 251, Elwood Armitage
241. John Handal! 220, George /coward
220, Percy Barker 201, Beatrice Arnold
2JO *Jean amoral 19o, Wilfrid Donald-
son.
Fur Promotion from Kindergarten.
GIRLH.-Nellie Akeroyd, Laurens
Doak, Marian Dunn, Margaret
Sr. 1. toll. -Total 350.
Marion Lee 3011, Agnes Smith 283.
Alice Nairn 27u, Catherine Hay 240,
He,en Huwris tet, Gladys McLean
214, bred Adair '213, George Rots 2U8,
Alrx. Fowue 210, David bates 1841.
Junior 1.-'lota13v0.
Agues Trggai 1 216, Dorothy Davis
21o, Mon Woo Baker 211, Gs ace Videos)
204, Irene Young 231). Fred Nice 196,
Stanley Wilson 11Ri, Neilson Switb 184
John Wallace 175, Attie Mallough•.
Division VIII.
Sr. 1. (a;. --Total 400.
MacDonald, Jack Griffin, Leolla
Hern, George Rutland, Lily Hardy,
Frank Butland, Catharine Vanetone,
Laura Murray.
Pass'. - Marjorie Morrisb, Mary
Hardy, Colin Patterson and Harland
Reynolds equal, Ellwood Robinson,
Doris Fisher, Crrnu►n Morrish,
Frederic Silk.
First in class during the year :
Jack (. rinln and Ernest MacDonald,
equal.
W 11. ROBER'rbON
INSURANCE AGENT.
fres ANT) LINT Nstn hrivab. C .nadiaa and
American.
tw.wa(T, btoaNaan ant" arPLOTnae LIABIL-
ITY : 1 be Ureas Accident and Guarantor
5 -ea=u Arni-uAOANT'aroctLondon, Eng.
BSONus: TMf U.S.
i ldehty and Guarantee Company
re.t_eure, uortbe•at corner of VIc-
tori:, and bL broad sheer.'. 'Phone 175
JOAN W. O1tALUIli., LIFE, FIRE
tl and aaddmlt 1pllarams• for _loading
s• e. a and taxa u.owe tr
ms+ enamel we Bea: sad at loiases rates.
..at at emee, corner west strew and waste
r adores J. N'. CH.ARM& Uod.rlob Ont.
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■AIUUAOE LICENSES
VICTORIA SCHOOL.
Jr. 1V. to Sr. IV. Total 900.
WrTH Honoaa.-Grace Pinder 779,
Maitland Protium' 7131), Arnim Brandt
009, Victor Kerslake (ir. Urabawllie
, Ll42mr•ick, Irene James,
PAee.-Ernest Ler 61)1 Harold Mur- I Florence shin nald, ladle! Murray,
ney tr25 Altwrte Hutton 820, elpbine r
Edna Hauuall, Kathleen Stratton,
Ha • b84, Olive Bleck 5715, Uelpbine Beatrice \Vel.b, Countess Lymburner,
Halliday 658. Hazel Wilson 5di, lone Mary Habkirk, Elsie Reinhart, Louise
Cott 556, t McArthur boa, Myrtle Oswald, Ruth McMath, Emilie Hum -
Johnston 542, Laurel Bstes bbl, Han- faly
rah Leonard 501, Wallace Duckworth Bo•
ve -Fleet Bowie, Thomas Cutts
487, Katie McDonald 430, Florence
Johnston 484, Bernice Davis 480, Olga Ross Kneesbaw, Bert King, Telford
Legg 457. Hazel Belcher 456, Pearl Lutuby, Randal Marriott, Austin
Fraser 450, Albert W'swots 147, Bruce 'Matheson, Harold McKenzie, Stanley
Noble 441, Robert Clark absent btatham, Byron Wilson, Norval Wit-
tbrou h sickness. nun, Cameron Yule, Arnold Benedict,
g Willie Copp, Carl McLean, Swanson
Drysdale. Donald McKenzie, Fred
Bell.
'Absent from examination.
tTIALTER E KELLY, J. P..
GODERICH, UN1.
Ivbt; ER Or .110ARRIAGY LiCENSE8.
LANE, ISSUER GP MARR1•
. AGE aessesa, Gederto&. Ont.
SHAY ISO PAPLOR
Divuton 111.
Sr. 11I. to Jr. IV. -Total MO; pass 450.
11ONOR8.--Lillian Adair 749, Emma
Wallace 735, Alex. Hume 707, George
Baechler 700, Ethel Stoker 096, Jessie
Wilson 679.
PARS.- Nora Statham 670, David
Rens 657. James Hunter 8J6, Gladys
McKay 524, Marjory Legg 613, Ismay
1 hompson 611, Bertha Duwh 604,
LI SDFORD BLOCK BAIRBEE SHOP
z.i -This wele-linessa sad stand
often Its pattern Ib. 1a Whaling
sins w. ,,,w M h.aq..
BO Mt Toast res.
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AIICI'IORJUiIO
How Bennett Was Captured.
Hensall Observer: On Saturday
a stranger visited our village and
called on several of the stores, getting
a quantity of silver and coppers
Harry Howard 507, Urerta Martin hilts t changed ii.co bills. High Coostable
Edith Murrey 5131, Hubert Bell
wt.►nley Cockfield 506. Grace Jinni567, Minnie Urinkwelter 563, Eva
Jones 552, Norman Wark 546, John
Bell 540, Willie Baldwin 524, Mattie
McMath 511, Eva Schaefer 510,
Edmund Lywuurner 609, Claire Hays
505, Alfred Warner 4118. Russell Bates
411,
Ltly McLean 481. Margaret Wil-
son 472, Etoil King 464, Belle Cousins
451.
s4ecomouended - Harvey Elliott,
Irene Morrow.
Division 1V.
;Jr. 111. to Sr. 111-Tota111W.
HONURH. - Winnie Gledhill 755.
Isabel Foster 756, Lobelia Law 747,
Ben Weston 73,, Lilly Newell 700,
Edward Pridhan (183, Elizabeth Don-
aldson 076, John Donaldson 075.
PASH.-May Johnstonr, 1,S Fanny
Panzer 060, Mary Pinder,
Burkholder 647, Harry to r 644.
Jean Habkirk 043. °ladyd Bedtoid
637, Clayton Waller" OZ1, ed JS
M a-
vers 821, Roy
gles
Thornton 010, Helen Smith 506, An-
drew Murray B, Gordon Down 508,
Viola McClacherty 567, Willie John-
ston 559, Rawl Porter 645, Willie Mac-
Donald 543, Henry kiumfalvy 5'22,
an
Gertrude MscLe521, Hazel Birnie
519, Susie Bates 510, Knox McLeod 510,
Percy Lumby 5(/5, Glenn Murray 5112,
Kete Watson 4910, Helen Shaw MO,
Willie Banderol 489, Fred Arnold 482,
Marion Filsinger 481, Ernest Vidalia480, Ella Cousins 475, John Sanders 471,
Violet Burley 461, John Reid 460.
Recommended -Vesta Young, Grace
MacDonald
1' Whiteside happened to be in one of
the stores when be was thus engaged
and, being aware of recent burglaries
estimated in Uudeticb and Clinton,
had his suspicions aroused and at
once telephoned to the chief of police
at (.oderivb. He received a reply
deacribing the appearance of a
character supposed to be the guilty
petty. As the description tallied with
the appearance of the money changer
Albert at once placed him under
arrest and took him to the Commercial
hotel. Constable Whiteside was
called across the stregt and during
bis absence the prisoner made a break
for liberty, running down the alley-
way atone rear of the store. and
along the hack streets, fetching up in
the woods on the Heffernan property.
The constable and some others mad e
diligent search, but failed to locate
their man, and he spent the night
there. In the morning he made off
and towards evening entered Thos.
Lsng's house, and, as there was no
perwn at home, helped himself to
whatever he needed. Just as be was
leaving, Lang's oldest boy arrived
home and caught sight of the fellow
making off. Young Lang then
mounted his wheel and rode to Hen -
sap, where he informed the high
constable of the whereabouts of the
fugitive. Albert at once gave chane
and after a time sighted the fellow,
who on •eeing hint put on a wondertul
spurt of speed. However, the
constable finally came up with him'
and put the bandcuffe on and brought
him to town. When about to get into
A. Hemphill's auto to go to GodIAob.
the handcuffed prisoner made another
tweak and got a. far &s the weigh
scales betore he was captured. T.
Parlmer, jr., accompanied the party
to Unclench to swab', in case the
prisoner acted ugly. The language
used by the prisoner along the road
was quite picturesque and showed a
pastnsastership in the newest aid
roost exprwaive profane vocabulary
extant. He showed bis Aonelees
origin I.y calling the constable
"sheriff." He rea3.toted as Edward
Bennett of New York.
THOMAS SUNDRY, LIVE STOOK
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sen ao *mks slim Perms end
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Misr emit se give yea
DO IT NOW
It it =1•4110414 11611.
escrow abs mesa[ et 1.t i thwetwe
sir
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assure Year Army New
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ter ppi�es, fruit
Uettltneent sagest M��
Merit, �._•d�
rage . Wrt�e
P LHAM NUNNERY 00.
Taiw.u, OM.
arts
A
Range
should be •
permanent investment
and guaranteed as suss}
The "Pandora" is fear+•
lessly guaranteed by
dealers as well a by
the makers. simply be-
cause they know that
it will give utter satis-
faction. Can you
wonder that
so many
people
buy
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M`-Clarys
Pandora
flange
sur eats •y Mowe1l Har d ee. a
Tips for Brides.
When you marry. love Min.
After you mart him, study him.
If he is honest, honor biro.
If he he generous, appreciate him.
When l.e is sad, cheer him.
When he is cross, amuse him.
When he is Pecs etivc, trust him.
When he i. talkative, listen to him.
When he is quarrelsome, ignore him.
1f he be confidential, encourage him.
if he he slothlnl, sour him.
If he be noble, praise him.
If he be jealous, cure him.
If he cares not for pleasure, coax him.
If he prefers societ y, accompany him.
1f he does you a favor. thank him..
When he deserves it, kiss him.
Let him think how you understand
But never let him know yon can
manage him.
POINTERS ON PUBLICITY.
Stopping an ad. to save n, r.ey is
like stopping a cluck to save time.
Remember no one lies awake think-
ing of your business; out' of print, out
of mind.
Advertising is an inauralice policy
against forgetfulness. It compels
people to think of you.
The unprofitablenees of /Wye, tieing
is not in doing too much of it --it is
in not doing it correctly.
The time to advertise is all the time.
The n,an that fishes the longest has
The largest basket of flab.
Advertising does ttree things -ins
forms the public who you are. where
you are and ,r hat you sell.
Like eating. advertising should be
continuous. When today's breakfast
will answer for tomorrow's you can
advertise on the awe principle.
if advetti,ing is nIt a profitable
investment wliv do so many success-
ful houses in all lines of trade keep
continuously at it? Are they in
error or nre you ?
Division V.
Br. iL to Jr. 111. -Total 560.
Pearl MacLean 496, Sadie Mountain
468, (Jordon Adair 447, Ruben&
Naegele 419, Elsie Stancombe 417,
Janet Law 416, Irene Hunt 386, Charlie
Nairn 3145, Margaret Murray 1f<l.
Robert Me aw 1116, Mary Sanders
146, •Doris Ilodgene, Llewellyn Tag-
gart SIM. Norte. ohneton AIM
Middle 11. to Jr. 111. -Total 35(4.
Vert Wilson 801. Shelly Panzer 358,
Gladys Murray 347, Catherine Mac-
Kenzie MIL. Laurance Nicholson 341,
Martin Prins 30R. Alex. Donley 1104,
Elva 188, John Sit W omill red286, MAlbert
Leonard Mi.
Jr. 11. to Sr. 11. -Tot&I 4(10
Clifford Johnston 81*, Alire Cock-
field SIR Harold Neogala gull, Lorne
�
Dkwelteir 7187, Jobn B.dluiii 1111,
IPA Keever* !i. Ines Porta
Poor Papa.
The Gacher had the letters c -a -t
on the blackbo. d and was trying to
teach little Pansy Peevish'In pro-
nounce the word, 1.,. Pan -y couldn't
come it. "Tnink," said the teacher.
Tam more & man tbiake about bins -
self -if be thinks clearly -the more
bumble will be heroinutto have e. booksit M everyone's
not •d !usury bbut nee of
the • library is
of life.
He -"1 think yeti a mime
-Do youfls •
1
very floe one
get dreadfully tired of It,"
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D.MILLARuSON1
THE BEST PLACE AT WHICH TO BUY
Summer Wear
1July is the ideal month`ot Summer and the first thing to ao is to have a good
supply of nice light summer wearables for the warm days when one lives practi-
cally out-of-doors.
WASH SKIRTS
Women'. white Wash Skirts, in linen and
pique, latest styles. at $1.50, $1.75 to 42.75 each.
All sizes in stock.
CHILDREN'S
DRESSES
Just to band this week a new stock of Chil-
dren's Sunimer
hitdren's'Summer Dresses in the Hewett styles. As
we make a specialty of children's wear we are
able to supply their every want for the summer
season.
Children's Gingham Dresses, made of hest
quality Scotch gingham, to fit ages 2 to 75c
18j_years. Each
Children's white Lawn Dresser.. dainty Myles.
richly trimmed with embroidery arid how, 0c
to fit up to 11 years. Each
WOMEN'S
(SUMMER HOSIERY
Women's special Lisle Hose. "Radium" brand.
cool and comfortable. a pleasure to wear, black,
whits, pink, sky, cardinal, tan and mauvee]�C
Per pair L
Women's Gauze Lisle Hose, "Radium" brand.
the proper bow for the wares weather, black,
.00
white ai.d tan. Per pair, 35c, os- 3 $11
ea rs for
Women's embroidered and lace Lisle HONe,
newest designs. very dainty and cool. JV 50c
Per pair, tic, 35c and..:.
Special wowen'a spun Silk Hose, lisle heels
and toes, black only. Very special, $1.00
per pair�)
Children's Hose --all the popular numbers in
stock, in all colors.
LAWN WAISTS
Women's dainty Lawn Waists with embroid-
ered Dutch collars and short sleeves. trimmed
cuffs, very cool and comfortable, sizes $.1.50
32 to 40. Special. each eat/
Special showing of women's Lawn Waists,
high or low necks, elaborately trim-
cued. perfecbfltting, sizes 34 to 4'2.... eW
LADIES' GLOVES
Ladies Lisle Gloves, Pe rrin's make. 03
black. white and colors. Per pair...
Ladies' long Lisle Gloves, black anti 0c
white, Perrin's make. Per pair ....... • s /�,
Kayser Gloves, •''The gloves with the guar-
antee," double tip.', black, white and col- 5(1♦„
ors. Per pair Jl�.
Kayser long Silk Glover, very special, black,
white and colors. every pair guaranteed. Per
pair, according to length, 41.110. $1.25 Si e50
and
SUMMER.
PARASOLS
Summer Parasols in great variety, white and
colors. all new this season. Prices $1.00
from $3.110 down' to �/�/
Children's Patasole at 25c, 35c. 50c, $1�
75c and
SPECIALS
Special line of Ladies'
2 for.
' 25c
Special values in Collar and /If ell o
and embroidery. Set, 0c to 1 eal
MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE ,1
157
THE COOLEST 3MOPPING PLACE IN TOWN
-What is itt.tbat has some whiskers
and conies up on the porch late at
night when it is cold ano begs to come
into the house?"
••Oh, I know." exclaimed little
Pansy, • great light dawning. "It's
papa !"--Montreal btar.
PILES.
You all find relief in Zun-Buk !
it sues the burning, stinging
pain, stops bleeding and brings
ease. Perseverance, with Zahn.
Buk, means cure. Why not prove
this 7 as Druggists ens Mars.. -
4th boa
7 ern -Buil
rota pLi. sOMM4LR OpRta•
DRINK HABIT
CURED IN
THREE DAYS
Remember
that when you buy a stylish Shoe you
do not buy discomfort ; and also 1'!t us
emphasize the Tact that in buying the
TRUNKS, ETC. -When you travel you will need a good strong
Trunk, or perhaps a commodious Suitcase , Bag will meet your
requirements. We can furnish all your war.. in either line.
All Repairing Orders receive our prompt attentioo.
JOHN H. McCLINTON
ON THE SQUARE
hen Drink Because They Are Nervous and Are
Nervous Because They Drink
A shattered nervous system is not an asset in business -and, then, the
long train of evils arising from disordered nerves! A drinking man, if he
isn't drinking. feels so badly that he cannot attend to business ; if drinking,
the business is more prospelora without. him. Stored -up alcoholic poison
in the system -Shit Is the TRUE CAUSE of drink. it brings on a kind d of
nervousness which nothing but drink will allay-itis always demanding
MORK. This drinking of alcoholic liquor is an endless ch. in -treatment is
the ONE salvation.
The Gailin Treatment
" Safe Because it Contains no Poisons"
The Gatlin treatment wilis will l
oorule any drinker -any drunkard -in three
danhood. his nortual twain
th
-4t will cause him to It will restore hregard drunkard,. wer, his as *ober men now regarl him. and
it will do away with the craving, desire, physical and nervy demand for
liquor.
NO NYPODERTIIC INJECTIONS
The Gatlin irwt®ent is Internal. The absence of hi, rwdermicinjections.
substitutive stimulants, peis000rn drugs, renders it a safe ttttatmeot to
take. There can be no bad after-effects. 1 t would not berm a child.
Each pat M aMgted for treatanrnt tinder legal contract that it ha•
to be seeps M every particular. or the fee paid fa rr•ftindrd
Wiese the patient S the Inetltute. and the treatment roma nothing.
'Ihe Gatlin Room t le Into as effective as institute treatment if
simple ehmsiset• are
OaJ, write or 'passe fee Itrroklet, copies of eontnrt. etc
6ATLIN INSTITUTE 4 M&it d TORONTO
A HARt3RAVS. Manager
THE GODERICH GARAGE
MOTORISTS
i now have a full stock of Motor Accessories, such
as Spark Plugs, Wiring. Fresh Batteries, Battery
Connectors, Ammeters, Acetylene Burners. Gout Bag..
Generator Tubing, Carbide Tire Patches -no cement
palettes; Tube Protectors. Rim Cut Patches, Quick
Repair Outfits. spare Tube Bags. Tire Envelopes. inner
Tubes. Valve Parte, Tire Testers, Gasoline, Oils, (crease,
Linseed Seep for washing antomobiks
Anything not mentioned in the above list, please
ask for. as 1 carry • complete stock sod can turned)
supplies at remarkably low prices.
Yours truly,
JOHN G. KUN ? Z