HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-11-17, Page 3OLD-TIME COLD CURE -
DRINK HOT TYJ 1
(let it small package of Hamburg
Breast 'l'ea at lily pharmacy. Take a
taldiNpomful ut the tea, lar a cup of
molting water upon It lour through ■
sieve and drink u teacup full at any
Hate during the day or before retiring.
It Is the most effetThe way to break
• cold and elle• !flip, 11. 11 .owns the
pllris of the skin. relieving congestion.
Also loosens t111• boa els, thus breaking
up a coil.
Try It the 'text alae you suffer from
a mild or the grip. It is Inexpensive
and
entirety vegetable. tls.r•fore safe
u ss
W harmless
RUB HII[UMATISM FROM
Silly ACHING JOINTS
Rub Soreness from joints and muscles
with a small trial bottle of old.
IL Jacobs Oil
Atop "dosing" Rheumatism.
It's pain �y; not one cue in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth-
ing, penetrating "St, Jacobs Oil" right
on the "tender sppoott, and aby the time
you say Jack "tender_
comes the
rheumatic pain. "St. Jazob's Oil" is
• harmless rheumatism cure which
n ever disappoints andidonen't burn the
skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiff-
ness from aching joints, muscles and
boner; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache,
neuralgia.
Limber upl Get a 35 cent bottle of
old-time, tessera "St. Jacobs Oil" from
any drug store. and in a moment you'll
be free from pains, aches and stiff-
n ess. Duu't suffer! Rub rheumatica
away.
LOCAL TOPICS
Modal Evening.
The Iwlys of St. Andrew's flub held
u +:IN"lul evening in the basement of
Knox church on '1'u.•wlay evening of
lust week. 111.• guests Ielug tile 111,411-
Jt•r. of 'the young ladleii Mille class
of the Nuuday Milted. The entertains
wet eu N s
Meta nil u ,
eel f wort and le
games
fulluwed by refreshments. air. W.
Weir, president of St. Andrew's flub,
1.ettl1 as chairman. .
4'.nservall
Iy Women
Orgaaiu
.1 meeting 1,f the l'Mmervative women
of the town n:1s held in the Temper-
ance Hall it fea evermore ago.
when a wuiflat'1, branch 1,f Ow National
Liberal iut4 (t,nsi'rvative Aaoa.riation
watt formed, with the following "Merritt
anti ext•entive: Honorary presuleitt.
Mrs. Meitlen and Ma. Ferguenl; presi-
dent, ala+. Jona'-Bateman; first \ice-
11tnsi'.l'ut, Mrs. Carrie; rt'4.14 vias.-pmsi-
tient. Mrs. Nluruey ; thiol Mite-pnwi-
dent, airs. Walter Nafk'l; secretory -
treasurer, Mrs. Macklin; executive: Mn,
H. J. A.MacF..wan, Mrs. Wurh•le, Mrs.
RnNUord', airs. Slack, 311.6.14101e. Nits.
R. C. Iiays, Mrs. ABM, Mrs. Ryan
11'aketk•lil, Mrs. Mair, \irs. B. I. Hor-
ton; Mrs. B. J. Santis; Miss B. Allen,
Mrs. Holster, Mn. J. Clark, Mrs. F.' •
F:Iliott, Miw• Roberts, NIrs. McKim, Mks
Sw'atti'id, Mrs. F. E.kener, Mrs. 11111,
Mrs. T..Ihtca, \Ira. Ise, aunt. 11. Ed-
wards, Nino. Middkt(on and Mims ( illation.
Convenors of wan) coluulit tette -Merl.
11'.1.. Horten, M r', l'arrie, NIrs. Munu•y,
and Nor.. W. F. Niftel.
Sterling Rads Criminals.
Ala•. Ii. M. l'Itellrw, ftrwerly Watutger
at Ileu.nil. has Iwr'u trall,irerrnr-to
'Poroma° °Mel' it. at'•tilyda ut.
Tia• Siguul regrets to learn that air.
1'. I.. Jae•ksm. 1111111 11111(1.r of 11e Aft.
hoer broads. fn=mrrix.-set
rich, las leen compelled tit g1%t tip
tvtirk for it short Gine, uvIng to 111
health. He has liven KE.ili:..1 leave of
absence told it Is IopYI that a COm-
plete net will restore how to good
health again.
T1s 4k•toter issue of "The Telk•r."
the bolter orttau of the Sterling Ilauk
of Canada," contains a likeness of .1r.
E. A. Hanley. seting 111inager of the
lutxl branch of the Sterling Bank
With the following elonm •tit : "At
the outbreak of Insanities air. Haney
I.mitluye(1 in the Assigned Payr
Drench 'of the Department of 1t111tia
and Isefenee. an! Upon his enllating
ho f'4•ptenliwr. 1914. he airs sella 10
London to assist ill the l'ay- Oflkw
Hera•. 51r. Hanley spent over four
years M'erm'an, having the horror of
winning the Military Truss while there.
and returned to Canada in the fall of
11119. Ill' entered the service of this
iu"tit ofiom in 1k-tolw'r. lir•Nt, aid after
it briefperiod of tntiuflag at Head
OIttY', 15.,1•'U1Nrtiutell Wiling assuager at the town hall alien he suddenly
of our .auburn branch. at which print etsllalwYl with heart failure and tiler)
l'
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Odir Taigas with "Bayer Crass"
tom! Alplfin-No others I
e •
1f you don't see the "Bayer Cross"
en the tablets, refuse them -they are
nut Aspirin at all.
Insist on genuine "Bayer Tablet• of
Aspirin" plaint, stamped wall the.ifety
"Bayer l'ross'-Aep.rm prescribed by
physicians for nineteen years and probed
safe by millions tar Headache, Tooth-
ache, Earache, Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Colds, Neurits, and Pain g 1.y.
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets -also
larger Bayer" packages. Made in
Canada.
Aspirin is, the trade mark (registered
In Canada., of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticaridester of Si;ievlicacid.
While it is well known that A.pirin
means Bayer manufacture. to assist the
public agrin•t imitations. the Tablets of
Royer Company. Ltd.. will be stamped
With their general trade 'park, the
'Bayer l rose.' -. -
MVSIIC
DIANOS TrNED.-APPLY TO ('. V.
▪ HENRY, Music Studio, north aids
of Square. tf
PUBLIC NOTICE.
GILiIEN (:ATE
R.B.P., No. 1034.
Meets first Thursdny
In Foresters' Hall.
Knights welcome.
J. MtNEI"IN,
Registrar.
of each month,
Visiting Sir
R. 11. MEW,
w.1'.
LR@A4
M O. CAItRR0N, t•' C., BAR- Ili
RI. q. Solicitor, 'notary Ism
OMce Hamilton street, Ooderlch, third
door from Square. Trust funds to
loan at lowest rates.
PROUD FOOT, KILLORAN +
• HOLMES,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NO-
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC. door
Office on the Square, second
from Hamilton Street, Ooderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest
tutee
W. Proud cot,R. 0.,
EDolmen. ,L. Hilon%
Dudley
CHARLES GARRIIW. 1.1.. B., iiAR-
RiSTER, attorney, solicitor, ete.,
Ooderich. Money loaned at lowed
rates. •
CIMAGER, BARRISTER, SOL
C.
ICiTOR. notary public •nd con-
veyancer. Otlice-Court House,
rich.
IINSURANCEe LOANS. ITC.
LLOI P MUTUAL FIRM INSUR.
MR ANCE CO. -Farm and isolated
town property Insured.
Of1Pers-Jas. Connolly, Prem., Clods
rich P. 0.; Jan. Evans, Vice -Pres.,
Beechwood P. 0.; Thomas E. Hays,
Sec. -Treys., Seaforth P. 0.
Directors -D. F. MoOregor, R. R.
No. 3, Seafortb : John 0. Orieva, No.
4, Walton; William Rhin, R. R. No. 2,
neeforth ; John Bennewlee, Brod.
Mogen; (leo McCartney, R. R. No. &
Se eforth ; Robert Ferris,
e tit n Hari mos
Malcolm McEwen,
Sven., Begehwood ; James Connolly,
Ooderich.
Agenta ' J. W. Teo, iioderich ;
Alex. Leitch, R. R. No. I, Clinton:
William Chesney, Seaterth: 14. ftw•b-
ley, Se*forth. Polley -holders can pay
all payments and get their crude re.
celpted at R. J. Morrith'a Clothing
Store, Clinton; R. 13. Cutt's Grocery,
RInguton street, Ooderich. or J. H.
Reld's General Store. Bayfield.
Nave salad tea et Knox clamed on No-
' U3 bee 24th. It
THE SIGNAL
1
- GODERIOH, ONT.
THE FIGURES TALK
(London Advertiser. )
Why Is it that the Meighen party can du nothing to relieve the
tax -payer 't '!'here never meas a truer phrase put into circulation
than that "the cost of government has much to du with the lata
of lining."
Never wind whaI either side has to say regarding extravagance.
Simply turn hawk to figurer.
e
Let its put thew down aide. by sole and see what there 1.inthe
tltiva that the money spent by the Government at Ottawa is waking
u direct let's ou the pocketbook of the people of the Dominion.
Comparisons arc fair, If they are based on fart. 'fake, thea,
the year when the Liberals had thele last chance at 4ntawa.
19111-11. .\gaiust tial put down what It is proposed to spend at.
Ottnva lu 1921-22. Here are tike figures :
1)epo rt uteut
Justice • r $ 1,211.2,4111
Arts. Agriculture anti girt IA19.1103
ChB, Gusermwents 4,403,094
'Fisheries a 71111,7:4
Mines 244.274
Luufigrtltiwl s 1.4)79.12.1
Itdlians., . 1,449.1161
Iwegisla t ion 1,003,415
1.igltlouse •1111 Toast Service..-1,I1711,Kt1
Miscellaneous ..c 1.129,453
Mtiutteil Polite 77S.297
( kY•aul r1141 liver Service !(111,144
Penitent hales 527,7410
Puddle Works, Capital Account3,742.717
Ihtblit• Works, Revenue .tecwuut,514,x0.•
ltaliwaly and Canal's tCi...of*
Steamboat I"Aspect toil 42.sd.
Customs and lulatil Revenue 2,siNl.s:13
1k.nd0fun 'elms 1.11114 .:61
PliAlltCsY• a 7,1S14,222
11H01n tkretw.tat
t Labor . ..... 93.4112
Itaflwvty's and ('omnis. Re•veutW... 11,123.230
Weights and Measure's .103.S05
Naval Service '2,230.71111
4'uuiervia tiye
1.1ht•ral pruposttl
Expenditure F:xyewliture iInt'se•
111N►11 1921-22
$ 2.187,1147 • (flu
5,f 1-7,1:11. - 3:10
10,9sl,71:i 1411
1.4:15,00to 8.9
141.0tal 220.
1,1114,1911 :t4
2.7145.7314 'Jul
2,337487 44
-',487,14111 23
'-i,i 157,0 11 2574
:1.52741711. 357
1.11:11;31111 123
1.3*2.4N111 114
5,400;49 45
1:3.:119.VNi _111:1
11.51x.532 1770
1t16,sN' 1541
0.7N2,19:i 139
5.142.t17tt 1.11
_9.414. 111 _•.(1 -
i Li►r�.kitt 74
1.52'2.1NI t
114y.3111,7tNI leirl
487.1170 31st
3.7211.944 41
The•..• estimates were matte., having In mind the tact that an
eleetluu was only it short disttutw off. It is sate to assume, thea.
Hutt 1t fs the best paha Ise tis• Mefahen tiuverumtett teal gi\e.
Notice.Note, also that there iw ng lu tIte above that has r'terelx•r to
the administration of, ever a vont..
nudge the heading of controllable
Ake we i1•ye the Npt'tla/'iP Of cltttlwa gtl,N'11U/colt that i- g..•
hog to spent .$387,945.231, against .expenditure ill tilt, ht -I
of the Laurier regime for similar se ler of ;179.111.747.
shay is plastering tilt- ...nil.
try with bill l.oard• and stickers. .'sleight Will Lead l's Through. -
Tile w hole awuunt ax)
expenliture. _ -- -
Awl this 1s the Ottawa eruw( that
recovered although he duos. had been
able to work host of the time. Sat-
urday morning 1N' went up 11,1'11 and
was tilk{ug. to Mr. John NL0•lhinald
ht' 1• -1111...tilt 1011141
Death of Philip Steele.
A very sad evert occurred at Putt
I',Metrne on Tuesday. Novi -miser 1. in
the death of ('hili;. Stele. won of Mr.
almost i li.ire•iy lkee'ass1 was
horn its I. ine.'ton,. Mich., but %shim
duly 11 year old calve with Ifs lair -
ext.. :Mr. awl Mw. Nielsilts Morrill.
to 4'ithMtrtte 'trot/ship. About tett
yii1 r- :neo he Came to Gt,lerirh where
anti Mrs. I'I'I1ip Steete, 1,f Uurtgauwtu. IN• had if vw1 veer Shaw. ll 1575 hr
1kY•nn".4 had IwY'n 111 for clout taco; w'ns nonrritrl to Margaret I.amg. of
weeks with t)•photd ferer. lits death44,itI:uld,: who mirviv.•s bum with tine
at the nuc tit 211 years 'x nNmth., ,,nu kid six daughters • alts t'larente
Dermot vomit
it
bride look's'
graceful dress o
womte sat ht. trim
sequin and 41t•arl Ino
an exgnisite role of p
the g•"isuu. anti cat'rltsl
sweetheart elfin' std lily
ley. Her veil of Brussels
eulght with orange td..wt.
-..
bride wa. given away by her b
Mr. Stott McNally, of Flint. N
and 31is. Meta long, of Donato', play
the wedding awful. The hippo:
etmple stoowl before n bank ..f palms
and ferns as the ceremony was per.
•
1 HAMILOV MAN IS
OUT WITH FACTS.
Davis Was Qften Forced to Lay
Off Job- -Tells How Tanlac
Restored His Health.
Thursday, :%uveudri•r 17, 11,21.-3
The annual 11111ui;ofering meeting
.f the M.+ailt'ary Mission ltaud of
Kilwx church was held in the lecture
room of the thur'h ou Werlaewlay'
afternoon of last week. There writs a
good atte111lan•e, x1111 at very Itilt'l'e•st-
img talk kills given the children by
Mrs. I Ret. a J. Ststt.
"This Tau1Nc is doing me w. Mucha
good that 1 should like to tell everybody
about Its• wonderful way 11 has IN•litd
Mist t
'Isr ae 11. It
.\ts• popular
machinist, .f
I'Jve u
tree-;L1e:u e t
t
avenue,
.
Hatoilt(om. Ont. -
''Abtut A year aK,. my kidneys ilegau
giving ole sti 11111411 trouble that 1 often
• had to lay off from uork+for two or three
days at a, 1inoe. l4+au1 w•vsq'e, nagging
wort of pains amiss the .nmol td-uty•bw•k.
1 had frequent .i40,114 4 11 t•:Ik I1, it when 1
barfly kiwis hew 1, 1.it', oil title jolt. 1
'lest nil dt•sin•jfor tote! :u..i often welt a
whole day aitbout anything to eat, le-
erus my .hgawuoq was ►.. upset that
After u. meal 1 would Ince severe pains in
• the .it :4 any stomach. 1 jnst telt tins)
nal the while, anti wit. germ.: %%raker
evert• day.
• "I ha.it't fitisittti ivy first bottle .1
Taisho. beton. I wits satisfied that it was
just the mullein' for hue. U gave -me a'
fine appetite. and 1 have )lo more tr,atble
with pain 1.r.ndigt4uio11. I u:. !anger base
those spells of ditsitess and bane b•t•u
getting stronger every day. Fite right
un theob every dy t..a, au.f I' just leei
gin all tie title.""
Titillate. is well by lending druggist
everywhere.
Mr. J. 4i. Reinhart. r resident of
(l.rlerieh for many year.. and now a
resident of 1w11411n, 4114.. meas up for
the week -end visiting relatives, friends
and acqualutata-es.
Get your Christmas promote at the
Klux ehureh bazaar, November 24111, It
Neg�ecr�,�TDofl!th:0U�t11
Persistent - coughs leiFI to chronic
bronchitis, asthma and permanent chest
weakness. Swallowing druggy mix-
tures Into the stotnach is useless in
bronchial trouble. It needs Peps the
breat leable remedy which goes Direct
to the rootof your cough.
Al Peps tablets dissolve in the mouth,
they give off powerful medicinal fumes
which soothe and heal the Inflamed
breathing tubes, and deuroy all disease
germs. ' Peps speedily end chest sore-
ness. clear the bronchitis of phlegm and
mucus, stop the wheeziness and cough-•
Ing. and make breathing easy.
remember. .1 is far better to prevent deuroy.
pr'.us ons .nd other lung do.ases arising from nig,
limed cough, sed e!ds. than to core them. There-
fore tate Neste se the fine sign Ma cough old or chill
50c box all d.u.gats and acres, or postpaid from
The Peps Co., Dupont 5t . Toronto.
SAMPLE OF PEPS FREE!
11 y".. n.l ,".I ILO t,1.64-
awlea./ N .04, tr.
ala out. the Pet. , u., T.,r000da
w•r,ll ,i ..4 , wood y,,, .. Inca
n.i le For sure throat,
Lulaaitis. :noel's. "Ids,
chair, 6e -w:k,0c asthma
anti other throat and chest
trosbles, 141• an c000.mecs.
dad by h•. tloedow Stable.
and cot hr• n.eal,col a.1.".
• �t
ceremony.w1 the ceremony. Th.'
ry beautiful In her'her'crepe back' ('har-
nl will Freua•h
cing. She wore
ts. tint• gift '•r
INauyuet of -
f 111.• rax!- R -
net wu- •• B. ev R B Cockrane, M.A.
ItsTl. r. • T
11 .,t l ,.l'ege 7str' et Pre1lo%tir „
.
HEAR
Torort-,
is a -acelous blt1� to his young wlduw, winters, `.f IL• Iller: airs. 4'iiarle. tanned. .%fterst141 1- the gut•sts ad- C
ho oras alis+ Eva Snalrw•h of Goole- „f (of 11,1:111' ll o- 11. s 31. 1 Amis. Jotlrurd to the tiling -retain. which SU
Hell. as she is left to curefur flue of Gowl•rlwh; Mrs. John /'hfsholu,, of ails daintily ilt.•ul•altttl in pink and
Knox Church
--011 -
day, Nov. 27th
0
young ehfldmu Viola. Irene. Ray- ar}nutftirl Mal Misses Jennie. Stella I wlitw shades of canmaeti ons and rues'-.
-the occasion of Abe -
""'"11 111111, anal rehie. Ibr is •iso :old a stuuptnnus sliver was served.
C
•„i, Wallets.. •t, bowie. Hors. 151.r proposed EIGHTY-Fi
surcictYJ he tfve sisters :airs. Thoma'- Alien, of Gcwlrrit•h is a si-ter. Nlr.' 1'he•'htvJth of the incite was cru utsed
Smith. of Locknow • airs. Jack Me- Mrorrish ails a quiet. ufmssuming loon by It, It. /'. Sit1h•rudd to which the
Knight. of Althorn% airs. Vevey Shields, but h, won the resy1rR 'and esteem tit-getssw 'a+Nl sry.ita►t--tatlws responded
of Slieplw.rdtou: 31r.. Thomas 111vett. all who lama' hint at his work awl im Many vet) hantwnme gifts were re -
of Dungan ion: airs. 11'tn. ,5 .,.tbro(o1, Victoria street Methodist church at velvet' by the bride•in hiding 'several
of Loudon: tial four brothtrs: Tho-. %%Inch he was a faithful t3teudtut.1valuable cheques anti Victory Ioals.
and Richard, of Itnu.don, Mn n.: Writ- •roe funeral took plots. on Tuesday tolnn c'vldents. of the high esteem in
Ilse. of Rylanl. anti .lames, of/ gall' 51aithuNl renletery. Rev. J. F. Iles•! which she i. held by many friends.
ford. Two brntin•rs..ttft'l and *red. ,.raft had (•large of the servlees and The happy couple 011 1111 the 4i. T. It
were Wiest in fiction in the great wear. i the pall -ben rtrs, were four sons -In-law in the afternoon for their hoteymaml.
The Maly acts brought ro GaI.•rfch of the diseased : Wt's. Siciw•nu. 4'iar-I whieh will Ie stent fu New lurk Anti
and the funeral took plats. on Friday._ ow,. halters, ('harles.,lneu and John Philadelphia. the bride travelling it. n
I smart salt of nary blue French V?,
ctina cloth. with hat to match. They
will he tit_Ironic' to their friends effer
December 15th' at St. Eloi Apartments,
cnrrur Sherman and Main streets,
November 4. to Maitland cemetery.. ri Int ill.
Rio. H. 1). Moyer had charge of the .4, - Nally.
service amid the pullbear•r+ were six I)tie of the loreHest of :urtnpw wan=
trut'y SI m-Iaw hf the en. l'it : clings took plats. oat 1Verinewlay, Nov.
Percy Shields, Thomas Rlcett, Thos.
Smith. Jack McKnight. John Snazei
and William hna,el.
Johnston --Griffith.
The hilae of Mr: and Mrs. 4'hatiles
Griffith. prettily decoratwl with flowers.
was the scene of n pretty welding on
Tutwlay of last week at 11 o'clock.
when their daughter. Helen Slay. le -
inns. the bride of ('Netter Willis John-
ston. seam of Mr. and . firs. Thomas
,Inhnet;nt, of Gtalerirh. The ceremony
wn' performed by Rev. H. D. Moyer
In the presence of the Immtrlhate rrht•
tive-i. The bride WWI attired In navy
satin. trimmed with silver and WOO`
a black oat with (ostrich sprays, and
carried pink nears. Her bridesmaid
was
Mi.- I.i11ie Johnston, cousin of
the gram,. wearing envy taffeta. while
iittie Margaret Griffith. in fluffy white
organdy. net 41 ns ring-1.e:trer. The
groom %vas supported by Mr. chirence
Robertson. The britt' s presents were
many and is.tnthttii• the .gift of the
gram being a chest of soler. Atter
the (creamily the guests repaired to
the dlningrioilit where a delicious
Inneh wits served. Mrr, and Mrs. John-
ston then left for London and Detroit.
the bride wearing a suit of nary Irl-
cvtine. On their return they will re-
side on South street. G.wlerteh.
Sudden Death of William Morrish.
A much loved and respected citizen
of G. -Aerie!) diel stttldeltly on RANI,
any, Nov.:, in the person of Mr. Wm.
Morrish. 31r. Morrish had a /serious
illness in ale spring and 'never fully
Everybody knows
tt'.•st in Canada there ars mora
Templeton'S
Rheumatic Capsules
Sold than all other Rheumatic
Remedies combined for Rheas.
matiem, Neuritis, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago, etc.
Maay doctors prescribe them,
most drwggifts sell them. Writs
for free tnsl to Templeton, Toronto.
$sod by H. C. Dunlop.
9th. at high noon, at the home of Mrs. 1 Hamilton. c:ueers tow out of gown
E..3. McNally. Bruce street, wbei,ler who were present at the welding
(laughter, Vernil Mildred. was united were: Mr. anti Mrs. T. G. Paley, of
In marriage to Mr. Thomas G. Coley, \Valterfonl: Mr. Scott McNgily, of
of liarutituu, son of Mr. It. P. Paley.
of Waterford. OM. 11,'.' R. 4', Me -
Healing Cream
Stops Catarrh
Clogged Air Passages Open at
Once --Nose and Throat Clear.
If your nostrils are clogged and your
head stuffed because of catarrh or a
told, get Ely's Cream Balm at any drug
store. Apply a little of this pure, anti-
septic, germ destroying cream Into your
nostrils and let it penetrate through
every air passage of your head and
membranes. Instant relief.
How good it feels. Your head is
clear. Your nostrils are open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking or
snuffling Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up, choked up and miserable, Relief
is sora
Flint, Mit h.; Mrs. it. A. Irwin. of
ltipley: Mr. and Mrs-,Jtobt. Akntt, of
Auburn: .bliss Aleta long. of iwondon.
and -Nils. Stadia" McBride, of Owt'tt
Sound..
You will be well adsisd to cheek that
first colt) weather twinge of rhenitiatiam
iwfure it develops. raw the standard
n•mtdy, T. R. C. s. Raz -Mali, the iposi-
tive asthma nriidy, also, stud by 11. C.
Dunlop.
Upset Stomach,
Gas, Indigestion
"Pape's Diapepsin" gives
Relief in Five Minutes
"Pape's i iapepsin" is the quickest,
surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, Fla-
tulence, Heartburn, Sourness, Fermenta-
tion or Stomach Distress coupe.' by acid-
ity. A few tablets give almost imme-
diate stomach relief and shortly the
stomach is corrected Ino you can eat fa-
vorite fonds without fear. large ease
meta only few rent• at drug store. 3i11 -
lions helped annually. -
Depressing.
"I hear yon had a puncture this morn
ing ?"
"Yee, 1 ran over a hooch bottle."
"Didn't you pee it in time ?"
"No, the guy had it in hie hip pocket.'
-Toronto Sunday World.
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT
"Danderine" Costa
only a5 cents a bottle.
(Inv application ends all
dandndf, stops itching
and falling lair, and,
in a few moment.,
you have doubled the
lean .y of your hair.
It will appear a masa, en
soft, lustrous, and easy
tO do up. Rut whet will
please you moat will be
after a few weeks one,
when you see new hair -
Ane and downy at first -
yes --but really new hair
growing all over the"
scalp. 'Danderine" is to the hair what
fresh showers of rale and sunshine are
to vegetation. it goes right to the roots,
invigorates and strengthens them. Tide
delightful, stimulating tonie helps thin,
Melissa, faded hair to grow long, thick,
heavy Aad hutusiaat
1
ebration of the
ST ANNIVERSARY of
PRESBYTERIANISM in GOUERICH
Soak the clothes -the dirt rinses away
Rit$O is not a cake soap, not a chip soap, not a
wsis ing powder, but fine granules of wonderful
cl using power that soak the dirt out of your clothes.
Dir is so thoroughly dissolved that it floats away in
does away
water. This
either
warm orcold rinsipgat
with the boiler and. wash board -it makes wash -day
work truly easy \ani simple.
If You Have a •
Washing Machine
Soak the clothe. overnight
in the usual Hisao. way.
The cleansing suds loosen
every hit of dirt. 1n the
morning operate the
'chine for a few minutes
d the clothes arc perfect-
cksn - even the most
Spots.
r grocer's
/TRU. TORO/4TO
14
Cold
.a. -. -. • 1' 4'.
Weather Wearable
is gone, autumn is here with its fancier dyes,
now it is time to pr are for the advant of King Winter.\
WEAR CORNp1H . 'S \VRAR AND SAVE NMONEV
comfort is the big thing to consider when you buy winter cloth-
ing you will find it here in the\Iines which we carry. Your
attention is called this wok to the following :
Summer's verdant beaut
Since
•
LADIES' WINTER COATS
A new' shipment arrive.) this week.
Trimmed with fur collars and etas, some
with fur collars- rutty, ethers plain tailored.
You will find them'a-very ehoiee line front
which to make your seleetion. Prices lire
low, quality considered.
LADIES' SHIRTS
Ladies' 14kirta, pleated and' plain, all
wool, in lengths • that suggest the newest
styles. None priced higher than $9.00.
LADIES' DRESSES
All wad serge, trieotine and silks,
priced for very low margin of profit.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S COATS
A few select styles in Misses and ('hild-
ren'a Coats. To appreeiatc these values
you shhilttl ser them.
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, MISSES
AND CHILDREN •
Penman's, Zinimerkitit and Moodie's
Ilygeian 1'nderwear, all wood, union and
fleece -lined garments at prices 'which you
will find satisfactory.
LADI*S' GLOVER •
Ladies' Kid Gloves, in tan anti gray
allele, lined with wool, also Ladies' ('hnm-
oisette (ll8ver in all shades. and •sizes.
Prices are very reasonable.
Ladies' Itlaek Wool Glove.. all size..
i.adies' and Children's `t'oml (ittlitltt
Mitts, in red, white, grey and black.
TEDDY BEAR SUiTS
('hi Urea's Knitted 'Pedal‘ (tear
all wool, Rotor pieces, selling :It
$3.75 and $3,95.
HOSIERY
A full range o Ladies' and Children's
Hosiery, all wool, atiftnashmere, ialso. Ladies'
Heather Hosiery and Plain Black llama
Hosiery, ranging in price from 49c to $1.59.
MILLINERY`•
Ladits' and Children's Seleet Ready-
to-w,t'ar Millinery at prices which should
induce yon to hits note.
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Tn gray 'Melftnt, black Meltons, all
-
w.tol blanket cicoth, half -lined, and lineal
throughout. - Our (overcoats are joist the
kind for the riming *inter weather. The
prices are vert' treasonable too. when you
eonsider the aplendi,f gnalittea.
MEN'S SUIT,
.Inst arrived! Men'it and Young Men's
Sails. in navy blue, brown worsteds and
• tweeds, at low prices, finality considered
MEN'S UNDERWEAR '
1 11 lee range of Men's i'n(lerwear, in
wool, and fleeee-lined.
MEN'S SHIRTS
Men'R Ni'gligee and Working Shirt.! at
Cornfield's prieee.
'West Side !gore
A. CORNFIELD
(:nderich, Ontari.,