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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1924-3-27, Page 44--Themkft1, Sant 27, 1924 nwesdlowagaimmasvall61.111111.1111M111111.111104ss• '• •"••••• e Made to Measure Clothing There are many people who like to select their 'clothing from samples. select the style that beat suits them --perhaps they have extra high shoulders or sloping shoulders and therefore should have their clothing made to fit their type. We can fit any type. We have a wonderful range of samples to choose from in Society Brand and Progress Brand, makers of hand tailored garments, designed by experts. Let us take your meas- ure for your Easter Suit. Prices ' 2 1.00 and up. Walter C. Pridham Clothing and Men's Furnishings Phone 57 Goderich .\I 111 RN --- AUBURN. alar.ii .* . -Mr. Ge.•rges Howatt lute sold his tarot to Mr. Also. .ttelrew, - Mr. Andrew nwna n •sngswsful apiary .,aad also intends going hue. poultrt. This farm Is bean- tlfully- +situ:tt .1 on the west side of the apoti in 1'o1MKne tow'nehlp. Ml.s lona 1'owler, of i'ullr.rtih. wee ma riled I:. -t wer'k\tu Mr: Vm. ure- jgmin, 01 . Witten. Conjtrrh4aHem.. Th.• minstrel .froth given it the hall on Friehly Pv-••n R was'- i. ele- i aided -Imes•..A.- the firm ilw :mullnt1ng to #114 Sunday afternoon. The funeral was in charge of It.•v 1'. Hama, pastor l of the Methodist eburch, of Whleh dr 1 reseed was a member. The sympathy t of tate community was -loan by the large number who attended. Mr, Thompe•nn is survived by his wife and one 'lluitghter, Viola. at home. lir. John Maelw•rn. of Kintail. is visiting his ,.later. Mra. Robe. S.ntt. Mra. ('laren•e Col left on Tuesday to Join her husband at Bain, River. They Intend tnaline their home ttu•rr Mrs. John+ton has r'turnel to her home in the West. after attending the, htu-'rel of her father, Mr. .1 hick-•; ingtettnm. Mr. Martin. of fort Dover, gave an address in the Fur.rte•rs' Hall Tues- ( day aft,rnoon eery-rrding the Egg Th.• Women's institute meeting was held at Mrs. W. T Bi,ldrll'a on Thew• day aft.•ruoen. The Tate Mr.. Hlbberl -\1'Itl"1tN, Minh 24th. -The death of Mary EtvI}'n Hill. wife of Frank.' E. lllhhcrt, a•eurrd nn Monday. ! March 17th. at this home of her bate ant,. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 1f Hill. Auburn. after an iliacs lasting some ' sveeka, \bra, Hlhhert was horn nn the 10th eon., -'fon of 11n11.•Il town+h fp in 1592 azul was marrl.s1 to Frank E. Lrlbhcrt eight year. :I n For the first f..ur.}•ears of their tnnrriel life. Mr. :lel arra Ifil•hert receded In Fort F'ede'r. 14nlari., ,wirers 11r. fllhh.•rt was In loidno'. Shur then they have scalds' in Auburn. lir. }Milo rt beim: associated with llill.' Hardware. The. lat.•`31rs. 1111. ert arts a member, of the Auburn 1h.dtlat chnr•It and taught n c•1n.a of bora and girls, in the Sun. ' day .wheel there, -She took an active fart to the Vnm,•h's Institute and In• all eommanity work g•'n.rnlly. Her quiet. unassuming way and het• renrlt- ness to help on every n,•cash..n nit her s m1w•h resrns•hsd reahknt or the village. and her death ta denlnr'd by ti,. whale e,mmnnity. She is anrt•Iv- wl by her husband find an infant chl1.1. ll'aro41 Ih111. iwo•n 1t(•••••mber 21. 1323. nal al.oher father and mother nidi one hrothcr. \le Nels.m 11111. She wog pr,desrn.e i1 by an infnn• eon, errant Edwin. wh•, t1e1 in Autumn. May 22nd. 1tr22. art -even and n half months. The funeral wase heli( from the family home on Thurtwlae. March i THE SIGNAL, GODERICSL ONT. The pallbearers were Mewara. A. GODEIIRI(H TOWNSHIP .ovatt. t:. stall, 1F. Hill, W. HIU, N. .err and N Sheppard. all cousins et he deeelowd. Among tboiw who at- tended rite funeral trum out of loan were Mr. and Mea. Wm. 11111, of Godes. rich: Messrs. Tho. and Luxton Hill, of londun: ler. Huy Vali. of Turman. and Mr. and Mrs. Tbu.U. of Brussels latermcnt tnuk place to l'lit,tnn year tiny. The sytapathy uf the whole (em- munity (rows out to the bereaved one+ in their +are loss. t-xr'AILING KINI11!$i AXI) considerate thoughtfulness of friends and neighbors during the rec- ent. dins,.+ nt the late Mra. Hibbert wag much eppree fated by her loved onee "los+murk as ye have done It unto one of the lent of three my t.rethreu. ye have done it unto me." The tun•raI of the late.'oltn Thotnp- .on.. who 11i141 on Frldny,2l-t In -t.. took plata. from his lase t•'.uletice on ?NE -Anil Was Vere largely .ttt.nded. The, ese'rrlce wens , n'lnetel by 1tev. 1:. Parker •.f the Baptl t shush. Ile was n -slated lye Her. 1' }tnn•s, of rnr-_AlIgHtfelist 'Mire!' and Bev. .\)p of the-Pr.'.t.yt••rhtn ,•1Utrch. The Inrge immtw•r_ •.f Poral 'wreathe and sprnya testified t.. the este' m in which the Late Mr:. I1Il,Is rt res )• '•1. A SURGERY IN .IN A TWOCH Bo_,.•e ... Wherever swift, clean, healing 01 wounds, sores or Injuries is demanded, Zam-Buk is always the sanest and hest thing to use. This great herbal balm quickly moves pain and irritation. 1t ands any suppuration or swelling; extracts poison and disease, and grows new skin in a wonderful way. KEEP IT ALWAYS HAMMY. 111,7•01stst. Ns Ws -lire 1 � N 'iilu•i SPECIALS AT McEWEN'S FOR HOUSECLEANING. TIME Scrims, Bungalow Nets. Madras, Marquisette. Brooms, Brushes, Mops, Polishes. O'Cedar Oil, Liquid Veneer, Brasso, Silver Polishes, Floor Wax, etc. Everything to Make the Home Look S1ic and Span New Patterns in Floor Oilcloths Just Received J. J. MCEWEN Phone 46 Goods Delivered to AH Parts of the Town (x)DKIlil(llt •PO N•FIIIP, March 34.-1arv. W. 1). Maxwell preached tai, farewell sermon at Futon cbun•h lard Sunday. 1t la rip -teed that Hey. Mr. M.Kw.n, of Knox (lonege, will o,'•'upy the pulpit ou Sunday next. lnepector .1. E. Tom puid an official .vi,4t to Luton achuol ou Thursday heat, a Mr. Geo. Ttchboroe, 6th concession, i+ tinter thr d(1l'tor s carr. I Mr. and Mb's. 11111 Fuller entertain - eel a number Vf their friends last ; Friday evening. , .Mr. F,d. $owerby had a sueece fol wood bee one day Let weak. 1 Morris Hicks and Irwin Oke are both muttering from an attack of 1 scarlet fever. Mr Jere Dalton is able to be out •• again after a second attack of.blood- AStQ'tEI D t poisoning. Hr'Ir:1.D. Mash reel. -Thr death The Ladies' Aid of Taylor', (brncrs \R will meet on Wednesday, April :Std. of Mr ('harks M,-Is•nnan aecurret on All the members are requested to be Mani, 22 at him home. The bereaved pn•a nt, as important businewA is to be oma have the heartfelt sympathy of attended to. the ias•pl• of the eemmunity. A Native e/ Goderieh Tow•nship.- The 1 F. W. O. bt•Id its regular John ('.}well. a native, of (hai,,ri,.h monthly meeting on Wednesday, Murch township. died on Mnre•lt lith at Kin - 191 h. at the home of the president. ,.trnl1ne. at the Hite of nearly .ighty- Mrs. John MacRae. I.ochalal.. with the eight years, Se'venty-tw'o years ago preelehutt iu the chair. The meeting 1u• loft this township and made his ult.'tud• with the siugiig of "(1 ('an way. guldld by it blaze[tall. ado." 'rim s..erotary'-tn'asttrer'a rep rt, through As hfieldto bla led and on wits reel. after which n splendidpro- tie -the township of Kinturdinc. where, gram 'Vas o4njeiy.ld by all. "LP re- be settled. About sixteen yearn ago mairi,h r of theafterh(won wens spout he retired and moved to the torn of in comwnulty singing. after whit•Il Kincardine. HP wAi a man n[ great the 11.1/41.44.1 w•rvrd a dainty' ttln•h. The .tr.ngth and agility. and was not.' 1 nest meeting will be hell at lsintatl as well for his uprightness of esharnc- The . -in usury of the cowmuiilty ter. He married Elizabeth Collins. gess out to Mr. Colin John Maclean. who pr.sle•eaged him many yeurs, and in the 11.s cif 11 Is barn. width un „f their family of eleven .'hildrt•n sic Saturday night. March and t•'aa de- eums.-(ltal one daughter cursive Mrs striy,d .ba• fir', The caul is not Wm. Stirling, of Bayfield. is a sister. known.. It is Bald that Mr. Colwell was the Mr. earl \bra. M. V. Jhu•sicuale els- first white child Morn in Gnderurh ite.l at the home -ef 11r. 11 ....Kenzie** township. !later. Mrs. ('lark. St. tyles', 1.111.411 11V • 't fast:'week, l i SPRING FOOTWEAR I Variety of Style Attractive In Appearance Quality Price We have IM1 forth our test effort to secure for our customers the BEST in Footwear for Spring. Our Travelling Goods Department is Complete Sh"e Repairing the Best We invite t0t1 to do your buying at the Squarc Hern's Boot Shop E 4 we i NOW IS THE TIME Look over your Syrup requirements. We are headquarters fcr Pails, Spiles, Bits, Hammers, Saws, Axes See us before you huy. HILL'S HARDWARE CO. AUBURN dr swsseinllWllb` BhNMILLER • Itr:NM11.1.E1t. llnrch 27, - The Maple boat clan. elf Bethel `,onlay sleet were dinner guest.. at the homy of their tenclter,. Mr. \\'m Snyder. oa .11•rndav evening Needles. to -ay. the boys enjoyed themaelveg "to the full," Later ki tla• evening th,' girls' cls++ 1'Ilh their teacher. Mrs. Pithlado. arrest the ,searion with their pn's- ehre.' 1t -war tt v.$y happy event for I ll [.resent. Mr. and Mr.. Snyder preying, therms lv.' tache capable and genial as host rind hoses' ue. jl.umiller Sunday shad held -Its annnat res.rgatiitttiou meeting !Monday ••veniuif. 11.'is.rt. were lived ley the -.rretary. treasurer. e•rganire•rl tisanes' ant taw. mi.aonary emmniitt,•r. Plana .'.err nuuh• t.. -nu,kt• the .1111.01 more ffi.-i,•ut. The newly-ele,•twl nlfisers ore a- f.11.wg:-•-. Superintendent. Ar- 1.1lur Fisher: tisws•1:t1. anp•rint.mleht, John 'Fell. .ocr.tary. Miley Good: tr.n.urer. 111•• 1. Mutate!: orcttibit. 1.L101y. V341.1 0111.. totlsener of temper- :ul••.• t.'tnnittt)'•. Mr.. .1. Le.n:: eon- i,•te•r of missionary eonenittee. Mrs.. Mo- .•radk roll snls•rinteneleut. Mrs. like: biome •letatrtment siperiutenelent. airs' l' ,Walter .\n hmsiallation s,•ryi.,. for• the new •.ffleers will he 1.c•111 oa Sunday. .\1•rll 27th , , l'.t►RLO11i D1-NGANNON a' > 'V SPRING OPENING FRIDAY and SATURDAY MARCH 28th and 29th SHOWING COMPLETE SELECTION OF SUITS and COATS FOR SPORT AND FORMAL WEAR On Friday afternoon and Saturday we will present a complete showing of the season's latest styles in Suits and Coats as exhibited by the H. Adelberg Co., one of the largest ladies tailoring houses of Toronto. Included in the showing will be the latest creations in Suits for Misses and Ladies in new and delightful designs and cloths, in sport and plain tailored models. The Coats art in sport checks and plain materials, in half and three-quarter lengths, also very stylish full-length garments in splendid quality tricotine in the season's correct shades. We will sell only one garment of each style. You are therefore invited to make an early selection from this exhibi- tion. Garments that are ordered now will be vered -at any time up to Easter. GRAY & CARTWRIGHT DI'XC,ANNON, March 26-- Mr. Maxwell R'llson. who had aernmpan- ie.l his father's remains from 'Saskat• . - clu+wan. left nn Tue+dsy of this week for the W eat• • WORK YET TO BE DONE ening Ates. (Rev.1 Itintottl arid daughter Marion left on Tneslay or Brusaela and Wingham. where they will visit a few. •laya before going to their new destinstlon. Thornton. Contrnnnion will be dlspeneeed in F..rskitrr church nect Sunday morning. }ter. 1:. Hinton! B. A.. will preach Inds farewell ,•croon Sunday evening at 7 Wolf wt. The "Nbelt alit congregation will withdraw their evening service to warship with their v Presbyterian rat with their ulster. Mra. Walter Alton. Miss 11111c ila,kett ylaite4 at tbe Weave of Mr. and Mrw. Will Monter, of Zinn. one der Mat week. att.. 11771c Alton. of T.neknnw..prat Sunday at the home of her hrother,1 Mr, Eimer Mann. ' Mr. .lames Dr'nnnn. of ('orris s (*owner., vtaiteel at Mr Sam Sher - weed's on Monday Inst. Mr. Jim Henry has return•+1 homes star, by oto: tl. ( naminh, ON PROVINCIAL HIGHWAY Mts. A•weiiMe Nal". Mr. J: F. Th01- snn and Mr. 4'. K. Saunders: solo. "Titer.• la No ll►rwth " Mrs. W Rank Information (;ive1 In the Iregi.L•ebtre Saurl.r'.. and anthem. "Abide With in Kept) to ('entre Huron lin" m ith its•MPntal solo by Wee A. c• of he Inns b • c r T b IJ• a•I.r h, h k yt y ern•• 'Y1 God Our Iielp In Ag.s I' \t llonlny''. sitting .f the lasts pact - •.$„1,1h•r, of Christ Aril.,' and nature au , tu,1niry by lfr. F..R. \\'tglr, ••N,.irer. My'Go.I, to Th.s "• member for ('.urn.• Huron, was pn•Tin, unveiling proper and residing of snarl uw follows :tle• honor roll of the deed was. per - brethren. after silo) a few ww•ka taking n' 1. la 1h.• highwayop, \ vera painful nee idrgt rwrnrred Apr , to t:orlrrich eompleted? If not, what commander .A the Huron reglaaenf, on Monday to Wilbur Johnston.win, ,nnraP at, Toronto work Is there. to be don Fibre fnllowing whirl' the "Last Poar• was W Ray VMn and family, ' •1 unfortunately In ...,n.• manner got t las" at the h11 Member • from Strnttord form.ri I., 1st. -MI. 0. 1'. nu nl mai Mr 11 1(1. Mrs contracts Nog. WR, S73, 911 and NiO sonn.tod by Corp. E. Th.w.hnra•. Thr leg sought mule r.. dice• Sleigh WWII wog gprnt, Thursday . s, home o? lessen ernm 'ted? 1f so. aheu7 t. r(d,'mn rendition of the "lk•wd March a Mr. and Mr.. Peercy Graham. of Port pie What ,xtenslopn off time. If any. have in Sant" Iltandell by Mr Mttslnnald (lie►•. on the organ brought to •t fit - tin elas• a noo.t impressive aervh'e. dray,[.• el some .11 .I:i, e . emoting Ing a pals• fol dislocation, Mr.. B. .1, Crawford lung been wtmP- i what ruder tilt, d•s•tnr'g rare this week. Mr, Bem„cnt, Pentland. of the Grate - rte.!' r'oUrgfnt•• Institut.. war home I for the week -end. taught In' Tltae Wlat might have proved a• 1Itt'41r.ns fire had atarMd Ion the roof of Mr .1. Ryon'' hlack- antit11 AVM . .n Intraday last. but haying been n,tle.s1 by some Is1a.Pra- fiy and the :harm being given the bucket brigade with ladders aad omnip- otent was seam on land and the (lr• was extingulared. Fortmeir•h the w•inel was 11111 high. nr ill:s Inrge two - 'tory huilditte a onld have beet lei flames %Melt could not be controlled. Library Matters -A meting eif this literary board e -aa called at the home d Mr....Hetet. IMcid.on. pr•sldent. , on Monday evening to ellaomg wars and mean. of improving t1n• 4411111.,. of 'he library. 1.f raising fnnla nud of In- ,reteing the member'hlp. \'arson ;•arid : t :'e :Ions were made. Mr. T.. G Allen WO. elected vice-presld tit In p.laee ..f key. 11. Klutonl. who re sigteel owing to his removal iron here. 1t wise thongM alit (.net • it. Auld n ,.C• c.rt some time in May t. 'mirrors. the finer ea. .4'.\1:.11\\"i 11nr••It 2:.. -Mr, E,1,! 'fah. r •. 11 a fine strut of Ih,ree. Iaat eek t. Mr Jaa. M,t'In'k.y. Ir, .Ira: Gallagher psinlm«al a fly tea of horse,. lah•Iy, Wang' for hits t the fall fair. Mr.- Thos. Witw,n ',hipped n i nr .•f lice ate •k again fila week. Tent is a lohat Is r: '\\'r are. TOO t.' rep*11.. nntmp. are sound here. Mr Wm. 1 ;, ton. *4 Eaatw,rsI 14 •sp.•u•liar A f.•it (lava with Mt•. .\, CI:ark.• We are glad. report 'lett Mr R. M. Voltng Its improving fine. MIs- Litrk. of West Mankt•:n. spent a- few. flop. of Inst `week rbe:t.in.t Miss Juilln Voting. • Mr 1, 1'nrry. of Nile. bus p`r•hnred r' ulttnINT ..f flue (little 'from \eruund iters for gross. leinc know'. b good thing win it he sees It. Mr. Ed. Fisher iwmyrttt a :Date liaise this week freta (►Inver Cook, Of iwrburn. lir. .1. .\, S. \':rend• ret urn. et h.t. i \1•,nlay after aperitifng a few days with lis dnughtr•r rid Guelph foul Ilia -.m ('hods.• at Tornnne. .\ ntjmb' r of our young people took 1n the dnnv•.• at Andrew M,iltvnfn's laza Friday wield :and -.port a good into. -t a bjuiug of the lea at ti , • caste .I141 ItELFAS'l'. !Larch 2R. -Mia. Iron Itrnat is visit'. ,; with '(Irs..1..,. em - marten. n. of KIntoeuh. for a few Ings. '1r and Mr... Wilfred 11r.nnan of lrtwe. .pent Snndnr nt Mrs: - rem tot n'. former hntne here. Mr. final airs .\Inert ('.unr•ron find) fondly spent cone day recently with' fri.nda in Wnw'nnn.h, Mr. and Mrs. ,lnoerth Hackett .pent Thursday last with lir. and Mrs. Bert Trelen Pen. of Crewe. The 111.'es Penrl and Hazel flay - mini. of Pnram.nnt. spent the week- \!tart. Mr, Lorne and Mlsa Annie Durnin. of Wawannah. ,spent an evening teat week :t the house of Mr. and Mrs.. Sara Slierwnnd. Mr. and Mrl. William Irwin, of T.ncknnw, visited with lir and Frank Irwin one dnv recently. RT. AI'GL'STLNE ST. A1'Gi'STINE. latreh 2 . Mlw• 112 Rutledge. of Eireneaer. 1. visiting her taunt. \Ira. .1. Thompson. Mr. nod Mrs. rho. . f..filnsnn ele- 114..1 \(Viughsnl friends. one day bed week. Mr-. Stmart. of Clinton. visited her ...main. Mrs. alaw,n •MeAII14er. Was Olive Finnigan sighed at Wm, 11• .\Illshi". .ne day last week. \ numberof the farmers In this %feint!, have tapped th.•ir trees, The monthly nesting of then- tm••n•a 1nstitut.• W'111 b e heId at gililr hunts. of Mrs. G. Naylor on Wednesday. April Sul. at 2.8e) n,•ler•k. Mrs. JAM^• Craig will give a taper on "Open- ing our Frye. to the wonder of NIP jure." thee. on "Pera•.tial Effort." will be given by 11rs. Wood.. Everybody been given to the contractors? Length of time given? What Is meant by "On A,,ount'c" 4. Webster t'emgtructlnn l'ompauy. item ••tet, 330, ►(43, All. ITac. the Government decided tst to the read being an `t6 -foot roadway. or to V1 -foot? The reply by Trendier Feren.on. as elven in _flys Votes and I'ra•wslines of •t4c House. waw as follows: 1. No. Work rn 1.e done it. grading from Mitchell to On1.1In : from Sen. forth westerly 2.111 miles: and ,•orderly • 1 mile. from Clinton: widening of Seri - forth bridge• mud gravelling of read 1 where necessary. _' T,. Janet/try net/try tat. w 1924. 3. None ork•s ws+ not completer! .h (h'tols•r :fust, 1121. end cons.pe•tlt- Iv final paytment on contract. could net he made. 4. Flrgt Cort or •1ip•atIt'n i. Sot t•lrar. Yw. (if feet wide. YEMI►RLl SERVICE 1 Continued fredu loge 1, love hath noetnah than fhb.. that he lay ,loam lig life for Ins+ teleost This .atcrithr. terrible as, it was In broken bswliee rend ,larkentel hsirtbs. w'ag 1n Eager Suballtute The '.1,1 gentleman was returning home after .spending the week end with same friend.. and nig 'h••st'it pretty daughter had driven him and 1,1.. son to the .dation. 'flood bye, my deer." he said. "1'm afraid 1 can't kb. you as i've got each a had (old" The son glanced at the girl and then asked: "Can f do anything for ran, father?" Ready for ashen Ati old lady flaking the lislrinera In It certain prleon was chatting pleaasntly wIth a burglar wile, had leen gent'awl-to nerve a long term. She thought .hte•letret,s signs .•1 re- form in him. "And, now." she said. "Imre you any Mang made for the fntnre. em the expiration uf sour rete teles•." '111,. yes, nada m." he ,said Iwop'ftill "I've got the plates of twit banks nud n pont office." mete. worth tchlle.`They did not die in vnitt, they w h e die.( for foal. Mew Quick Relief for LEEMAN jnatie• nue! ordered liberty Among the LEEItI'ItX. March G.- lir. /1114 Mr. t.,w'k 1'1w114 and We/Mended the party at afr. R lle•Ila'aln'+. Nile, on r'ri4ay .i1•1111111, all.+ a17 rtle Fulton' haat taken a Ii.aition in Wm. .\rhew,n & Son's dry' :feeds store 111 (ealerbdt. \ great number in our tr'Ighborhend are .offering frutn had candle, Spring i. ,.ming .\11toa and b) e•vel•a are seen m, tit• road. .tlss Helen Clark :ttt,•n4nl the Son duty a,1 ool ,•,uventlan at .lnhnrn ern al.nlny. thy 17111. Reports tiro the i ntions, We owe it to there that this memorial aerviee should ies it trium- phant one. They were worthy *ono of the grcnteat 1' mplr. that Pier esiatt••1. We c.m, 111 offer them oar total .f thunk.. 'their wteritlr••,.mes with an inelltabk challenge: 'We roost ae•k to .slums the meaning of that for a 111411 the•) gar. tlu•ir lives by weigh- t iug th.•ir +ossifice in the balance. \Ve - need live In the 'time noble spirit In *-1,1,11 they died. Our tribute to them moat Is• onit of high and noble Heine in tM• period .f reonstrnetion." t The apeelal music for the aervke included iv quartette, ••Snnaet and Er. me.. I . • they had a gond et me Photograph 'Flows the Parliament building at Ottawa, where the legiglatorl reeentl» opened the' thirst •essi')n of the ttturt-ent!l Federal rat liament. This building, when tit:: Victary Tower is completed, will represent an outlay of about $12,000,000. Thistletown Man Dreco Puts Well Known Printer on High -road to Recovery. ' 1'r.,•, hr'nght me immsillste re- Ilt•r. - -.'- 11r 1' .1. Payne of Thiole• 10W11. nat. ..Two learn ago I •same fr,nn I:n:hold to T•er.,ttn. out.. and since Hunt tint.• toys system has h.Pn In a brolly rot flown tamdition. 1 felt tlre,l ,,It all the lime and seem- ed M 11/11, no ••n.rgy nt vitality. Con- .tipnti"n lint. tw-et, n great sour,• ..f vitto ale.'.•. r4,11)1w•111ng nw1 to eemtlnnai- ly take laxative.. i ala, hod Revere loins tier my kirlut•yg. Rtrnnge to •uey my appetite wn. gno4 Mut 1 .,.mlagly receival nn ronrl,-hnient from my total, feeling Irongry all the. time. 1 became vet, nervous. Ih, I,•a.t thing mnktng m.e Jump}' and irritable. •'I r..:41 •-on'id,rn4,k alwntt Thorn and deckled to gid. it ;1• fetal. 1 rally feel hotter nothan 1 have /or o long diode, 1 Sun imio,oing dally In ,very w•ay. 1 thunk flre•n n ndertal me•II,l and urn rnntln1'ai?l ngwoto ink•' It for its s tonic value." 1f von are feeling run-.Mwn and, nut .f sort. the chit WPM are that int digestion ha. A hold on von. in .rime wny or another the stomach. liver. iomwels and kidney• nre not doing the work th,v should. They need help to r•nrre•t and tone them and Nature.* own h.Ip 1.' Dreto mode from her own h.rhs, root', hark and irvtvpi. This fine r•mesly thoroughly rhythm", the vy.tsin stimulates and .trengtheng the 1 organs and nitrifies the blood. it f„eon- ! tar11.1nonz mrg'uprint"lt ry. por habit- ' na'4trnw i/reen Is being speelally Introdtteed In (ioderieh hy H. 1'. Dsgtlnp, and is ,wild hy a rod deflatedeverywhere. d•