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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-1-26, Page 77 County and District Joanna Stoneman, wife of George 8. Thomann, died at Hensel' on Friday Met 1n her seventy-fltth year. Fred Berry, of Hewed!, who has been greatly troubled with a painful Toronto last week to meet the form- er's brother, Ernest Cooper, of Lon- don. Englund, who had come over on business. Gordon L. Hall, who was asso(dated knee, was taken to the Clluton hospital with his father in publishing The Cl1n- oe Saturday last to undergo an opera- tun :News -Record, has left to take a Gott for amputation of the leg. position on The Kingston Whlg- Mrs. *Aherne, of leurdwlch. widow Standard. of the late William Sotheran, died Jen- Messrs. Boss & Brazier, contractors, nary 13th hi her uluety-third year. were iu Clinton last week looking over She leaves one daughter, Mrs. David 1111son, with whom she lived. A reunion of the old boys and girls of 8. 8. No. 8, Grey townttbip, is to be held uu July Meth. The election has a history extending ,over a period of _seventy years. The present school buliding was built fifty years ago. Mrs. G. Dobbs, of tttratford,, who Miss Gwendolyn Mcleod, of New died In that city recently, wag a native York, spent a few days la town with of l'alorne township, her maiden her mother, Mrs. K. McLeod. Mrs. 'Jas. D. Bettie., of Calgary, is. visiting her mother, Mrs. Paul Reed. Miss Evelyn Iawkhart won the eighteenth prize to a relent contest put on by Maclean'', Magazine, and re- 'r4tesday evening of Met week. A ceivotl u substantial cheque. large crowd was in attendance and au After all Illness of only two days interesting lmKrwm was carried out. , duration. the at occurred d. at honer hum Wed - The arena. which was built as a contJanuary wuulty undertaking, Is one of the near tLuc-khe owe Robert Mary Pr utt inwidow her sue up in the din every ie well lighted of eightieth year. Deceased was horn in and Mr.to date in every restx D I1 Halillmurxd county. Her hesitated pre - having and fru. Duncan McDonald, Idesesalstl her a.bout, nineteen _yeaes. given up their businessrutoie at I She was a member of the AngUcan Jamestown, are theirmoving b, tda to ehureh. Surviving are two soils and reside. Before their departure the Teeple of the community gathered andiskintrhewan1 Edward and Wlulfred.(Nt preen ed an address, accompanied byd suitable gilts, to Mr. and Mrs. the homestead; Mrs. WilliamMelJufl- Mc.lin. Mrs. Ed. Me julllin and Mrs. G. Donald end their daughter whofoelda' Meitoh rt s, near Lu, know ; Mrs. Ro- hm*. Elisabeth Brody, for same Ilett Mcl'hereon and Mrs. James Snow- lilr'ey. a conducted the hotel et A. den of Laurel. Ont. The funeral took le•r1ry, has Pnn'has the Queen's ho- ' ,lace 00 Friday to 11Yngham cemetery. Kincardine and has tak-eu pus- 1 the ground with n view to putting 1n a Leader for the Waving of tbe Pn,vin- cial highw,lyr between Clinton and Sea - forth, which is to be dent• next sum- mer. LUCKNOW name being Annie Clara Dempeey. lier Iwreutn, Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey, the at Centralia. She was In her forty-second year. ltlpley's tine new arena was opened tel at session. Mrs. Brady. who had Hume experience in the hotel business In t'ldeigo, intends to make some im- provements "n the property she Lias just pur hased. ZURICH The death of Samuel Edlgltofer'oc- curred January 14th at his borne in )lay townfilp, after a long illnem-De• ceased. was In his thirty-ninth year. Omar Klopp has sold his fifty -acre term, on the 14th eoneP'sinn of Hey, to Robert Adams, who hes had it rent- ed for some thee. A reunion of Zurich old toys and BRUSSELS ment Tong. The sorcerers answered, The death of Alexander Russell; of shouting angrily. The women panned, lime -elle occurred %leadenly on Jan- then began their screaming chatter again, but with • different note. It *pined that something had been re- solved upon. THE SIGNAL, EXPECTANT MOTHERS Read Mrs. Menard's Letter. Her Experience May Help Chatham, Ontario.- "I want to tell I) how much good your medicine has done me.. Be • - fore my baby came 1 felt •e weak and run- down that I could hardly do my work. My head ' ached continually and I was so dis- couraged that I could cry from morning till n fight. I had another babyjustoneyear ands a o • an, it gave mea lot to do. So I thought 1 would try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, aa I had read so much about it in the little books. I found a difference right away as my head was relieved and my tired feelings gone. My sister had been doing my washing and she continued doing 11, as she said it might set me back if l started to do it again. It sure did help me and I had taken just two bottles when my baby came. He is a fine big boy, now nearly five months old. 1 am taking your medicine again and I am able to do my work all by myself now.' t always recommend the Vegetable Compound to women, and especially to expectant mothers, as I believe they need help at those times - Mrs.OLIVER MENARD, 24 H.rveyllt.. Chatham. Ontario. O GODERICH, ONT. round again -1 think his abrupt walk- ing away bad been merely a piece of theatre-4nd shouted something an ua: I knew what it was before Bekt trans. lated, and with all the resolution that was In me, I shouted my reply. -Tell him," I said, "that I do not know anything about the Mhlp, and If she coupes, i will not help." . - There was n roar from the sorcerers' house; 1 saw them throwing off their masts, to get a better view, and gath- etils together on the big outside veran- dah, that overhung the 'village like a race grandstand. Then the awful old women, and the devilish little leas, came up to me. 1 can't tell you any more. rt was the morning, as I knew by red light creeping in between the leaves of the hut wall. What hut? 1 could not remember. I bed forgotten every- thing, except tbe things that will may branded on my memory t111 I am laid ender eart.b.- I could not stir with- out agony ; yet I was able to walk, hal walking been possible. and 1 could see -Thank Cod. i could see. They had left me sight and power otiaoeement; for their own ends. They loosed -yet -to break MP. 14 w•ac the morning. The worn! still orbited. and I was not disgn"v.l That was all i knew. Now as to what followed after. i am dependent in great part on the re, lest of others; but i will tell it Just as it occurred. . (rghttnned next week) A REMEDY THAT INSPIRES FAITH THE WRECK OF THE "RanwING" People Who Have Used Dr. Wil - (Continued from pato s) nitre 13t11 at the home of Bert Watson. Morris town•hlp. Ikeeased had taken the agency of the Massey -Harris Co. nn the death of John Long a few months ago and was calling at Mr. WatRull'm when he was taken with • fatal heart attack. He was flfty- tbree years.'( age and is .urrlved by Ms wife. four allghters and one .nil. The mama a took One rat Metvtile char. 11 nvinst• on Wednesday evening. Japery Ilth. of Mime Elate Taylor. younger daughter of Mrs. Arthur B. ;liths is prop".Pd for the "'ming sutra- Smith. of Iirusselet. to Herbert (Gurdon mer. Kuigla. %frond eon. of Mr. and Mnt..1. The Zurich Herald. whletl RnnennreA F. Knight of (Grey township. Rev. F. tw„ weeks ago that a linotype was be- G. F:rwler Metaled, The happy cou- lter waled to its plant. last week stated pie will live on the 14th concession of that the machine in question had been Grey. -,.Id to Rome other office. and the Zu- Mrs. WiIlam Hall passed away nn rich publisher will have to get along In 'Thursday. January 12111, as the vault I,,ndtlre,r boat sone. Held had 11,1the meantime with hie old plant roe. "f a paralytic stkShe was horn didn't know, he wnen't a white man. Mr. r. and Mrs Alfred Melick and tern in the township of Morrle sixty -,me The other then snit! that the white man ..IIs have arrived from EIkton, Mich.• years ago• her maiden name teeing knew. Held denied that alai. The vB- e 4"s I",, of their lager de,•Iared that the white man car- ' years ago i was In a testily rundown and bate token i 's Clarissa Jewitt. After her mBrrlagr condition. 00 much go that i woe mite -farm Just north of the village recently - to Mr. Ilall they Ilred for many :eases • fatal; moat tnbw tf he told. and fur- Jest t. (xlntttttr stella. which world purrha%pd tenni Oscar Koehler. in (;ray tnwnnhlR Bolide,' to Bnlswlg ther made signal., on the approach of ,este me to ouch a condition that 1 five fess+ ago. Iiesfdee her huahwn't ; the ship. to phew.'flint all wits Pete, he leaveuld hardly go about. Then 1 a'eI SEAPORT! c anti four none, she leave% three broth- should tae spared. It not. the old wo- etrfckeh with Influent and 1811 fits• e•t•: Rev. George Jewitt, ref (irslrrleh : men and the hops wnnld deal wit Cher weakened me. and throughout the The Seaforth Agricultural Society Lewis Jewitt, of Morris township. nud , him. and they wewId begin at Dore. --sinter 1 retrrttn(el in this, ennditinn. i held -TE' anneal ntn'tly* Janitor, tiu er, 1418. Reuben Jewitt, ef-Xald, Sask.. and , it is one lb,twg to say that yon wonl4 .1 g ora tm.,ik•ina Xuit-salt Thos, E. Livingston was alerted greed: two sister.' Mrs. (GfJt..Stnlrhs, of ('al- 'star)d death and tnrtnre do detente of did not seem to help mc. my mother treri dent. A. I). Sutherland le secretary- gory Alberta. and Mien Alice Jewitt. richt : quite another to see the Imine11• adcl%ed Inc to try Tyr. William,' ' Pink ship oder. The Society has a member- „f Grand Rapids, Mieb. ate preparation% being mode-- Atfo-ks Piller. and .1 Rot o maple of boxes to ship of 237. hnrprcnel, fl h tp Inscle 1% `hart nn. When these were done 1 The marriage of Mrs. A. Italy, of seemed to feel an Improvement. mei i Toronto, to Widen Deem, of Sea forth, g„lug to le worked in your favor, no gat a further supply to mnttnne the toad; place at t1* residence of the • If...peeing services were held in St. came way mode ont of the; hardest treatment. 1 took in all *tont n dozen groom on January 10th. Rev. T. H.' Andrew's l'neele-telian c•htuch on Sun- plight into which poor human nature Yvan toll, -and st111 hold on. I am boxers anti by that time I wee 1n the Rrnwm: rector of SL_Thomns• chunk_ l,l.ly last, the church auditorium having , It en um ienrotng a pewee. of reuses- estomel to say t itiTAr quite R Mutate A man, not dressed up 1n any way. merely clad In a string of shells, and a smear of red paint. came near us, Jerked a sentence or two at HAL and, tutping las back, walked off again. '*lint name he•talkx' (What does est Colds eld to this reatment -+ Redden chest With hot wet ' towels; rub on - apply thicLly 2,VAPOR OVER h:M/WONJARSU'd'EDYEARLY An Air Force Exploit Sir Man Cobham, the celebrated British aviator, gave an account dur- ing his recent visit to Canada of his great airplane flight from Great Bri- tain to Cape Town, South Africa. and return. A communication receiv- ed from the British Air Ministry re- calls that four Royal Air Force ate - craft made a similar Journey at about the same time that Cobham wta nn the wing. In feet, the Royal Air Puree planes on their wav to ('ape Town met Cobham, homeward hound, at Khartoum, in the Soudan on March -5ttra2ti. The decision that four machines manned byeleht officers of the Royal Air Forte should make the trip from Cairoto the Cape ale thence back to F:ngland, waa reached at the end of July, 1925. Prepar- ations for the flight occupied the time between that date and Mareb 1st. i 1926 when the machines set ont up- Thureda7. January 26, 18126.-1 FISH THAT FIGHT. gmbeseer of F urilotd tlhannet Attn.& ed by Giant iDagSab. One of the big chances which those who eadeavor to swim the English Channel have to take is that of lov- ing attacked -,Y wome voracious dweller in the deep. A writ. . ear In Pearson's Weekly comments ea the encounter of Mr. E. II. Tonnes with a giant dogfish during his re- cent Channel swim which gives sone idea of the dangers which beset till sea swimmer. Herr Otto Kemmerieb, the Ger liams' Pink Pills Speak of on the route selected fat' them from man swimmer, was a year ago at - Them With Praise • Heliopolis near Cairo.That route tacked in similar etrcumstaac0s tit/ , was practically the same that had some prowler of the sea. Darkness r,eing foto • n &t -line' fs nn ex- 'been organized by the Royal Alr increased the danger of the oo- pression Ault lots eotttP to be known a% Force in 1919 and had been traversed slaught, and for a time Kemmertch 'ne of the most difficult ebndltions by Sir Pierre Van Ryneveld in the was In imminent peril. He partially with soil, b pliystdsns have to deal. it Silver Queen on his flight from Eng- recovered when drawn with difficulty land to South Africa in 1920. This on board the accompanying tug. bat often describes an alermtng rendition airplanes and personnel of their suffered great pain from the blows because It II. 04.s. not yield 10 orrliitery i crewz for the Journey of 14.000 miles which he had received. The tisk treatment snd the debility cnntlnnes were chosen and earned out trial speedily disappeared and Its identity with loss of.fle•sh and strenttth until flights. was never discovered. It IA almost the patient (tele hnpelre*. in the -m$ Spare airplanes, spare engines and certain. however. that Kemmlcrlch jorfty of stu•h ,sea% the vietJm Puffer% . spare parts for both were sent to had accidentally brushed against a from lad; of g,,d, ted blsel. end if depots along the way• Gasoline, oil porpoise or a dogfish. he say?) 1 caked. Hest would not the biswl can 1,. regtnred to Wormer! tin :and ground supplies were ordered Eur • Shoals of porpoises -are DY answer at tires; he looked down at ifs other methal treatment is neeswary. I delivery to all landing grounds.. means uncommon in the.Channel,'' bla.k toes, Ppdawled apart on the Proper food aa111 sunshine will do the Technical offleers and riggers were', and the fah can readily be detected. muddy soil, and said nothing. J asked rent sent to Egypt and ground parties to as they must rise above the surface him again. Every man. woman and child who the points at which the airplanes were 1n order to breathe. The splashing lie talk no good," answered my lack., h,sllth and etrengtb should at to pause -on their journey over the and snorting of a large shoal may be companion In misfortune. "nee take Dr. Williams.' Pink Pills to length of Africa. The four airplanes heard at a great distance, and in dais. What name?" build up their blood supply. The mus- for the flight were shipped to Egypt light it la easy to avoid the unwel- $trlpaaea of pigeon -English. Hekl's Rion of this medicine_ is to make new. ' and arrived there at the end oI come visitors. reply ran somewhat as follows: -rile rich rel hbeeL which sDP0ed1It rPstnrelt January. While Femme was In the waiter a man bad asked where the Susan re_ health and strength. 1 am w-Nting The Alt Mfalstry has tenpplted • long black line of at least a hundred to tell you what Dr. W111iams' Pink detailed log of the trip of the Alr porpotaee was observed heading south Pills Inge• it r• for me. -,,wary lire. J. Force squadron over the Souda4 past the shoreat Deal. The tisk 11 (lnlr,tll Fintale. Men. few Uganda. Kenya, Tanganyikf, Northers seemed to come from inside the Good" Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesia, Beehu- wan Sands, and cauAed great alarm analand, a portion of the Belgian among bathers. r'nnen and the Union of South Africa. A much more deadly mean, of this The planes were welcomed to South Channel swimmer 1. the shark, asps - the at Pretoria on April 5th. They daily the bonito shark, which comae were escorted to Johannesburg by north during the summer from the The West Street Electrical Shop e carry a goo(1ato'k-of Electrical Appliances, Fixtures, etc. We Specialize in Wir- ing of All Kinds K.titi ates given on application All work guaranteed Frank McArthur Telephone 82 West Street WINGII.IM res blown n . shell knives produced -to know that no m efMiating. Wal- tion and alteration tturinq scent Al the United church manse, nr two Ihin. T inn. on January 1i.iF -e r'a It jirml► f wtPltr: Tire preatawt,„+t t tetway wia-j- w wt1•Prtr tM--fitisAu-mlght of xfvisg-wita•---I4- fourteen airplanes of the South Af- Spanish coasts. 11 rarely haunts rte"n Alr Force and completed the northern waters, but has a peculiar *hell of the task with their sr- liking for the Channel. i. rt at -Pape Town on April 12th. A few years ago a Dublin artist The airmen encountered some sopa- ass' attacked by one of these sharks ther unfavorable to flying. but the wnlle bathing. Although only four organization of the fltcht seems to feet in length shark,, lacerated the have been emcient and their ma- man's ctheat. and 'PEE, and was only chines functioned satisfactorily. They beaten off after a terrific struggle had planned to make the round trip lasting for some considerable time. from Cairo to Cape Town and back Nearly all the sharks caught off again between March let and May tbe coast are found in the Channel. Hardwood Flooring beet_ of. ,health and ked -mined_ In 28th. They returned to Cairo on May and many of the largest epedmmtt weight. lay faith in Pr. n'tl!inm`e 0001e27th. or one day ahead of their time have ooe ashore at Channel re - Pink Pi1I' 1. now unfounded. and 1 schedule. Their leader„ too, was sorts. Made 011 most n1'olern machinery cep a Cu con -bawd meet tsice-tesem -L able to report that ' durincshe whole is 1920 a shark wcighinc over. . -l; wtF tee}tttr. ergs ora c flight little trouble was axDPr!- da was captured at Hast - well: f often 'ree^mmpml them '10 ena•d, .and beyond the replacement hags.A blow from its tall might R. STAND 1 SH PTE 11111 rhnnmt prntse Them aweigh of one magnet^. two airccrews and easily have stunned or even killed a . for Teetering my health." all the oil tanks, no major repairs man• In the same year ti hug.. blue Phone a1;11c ." The spare air h: k, ui,ll about six feet You pun get these pills from an. lanes and , ncinrs that had been seat I East Street medicine• dexter or ifs mull rat :.Orn hot D long, camp ashore at FblkedG)ne. from The T►r. N'tliintrrs' Yie,t1.•trw Ir., to Africa were not needed. The A swimmer n1 strong physique (ao 1 udges of Good Bread Agree on Smith's Better Baked Bread The quality is uniform. It never fails. Try -our Chop' Sney, Whole Wheat, Brown or Hovis Loaf E. G. Smith East St. Bakery Telephone 184 neaten McKillop. Itev. lir. Tolmle of ;unrthamptnn. crape to me. suddenly. but surely. that 14411. ni isle +cit e -"u and James Barron, of Seatorth, were I Mrs. (-co. Spottul Is prealdent of the united -Is -marriage bz_JItt ._ W. J•_, Winghntn Horticultural society for Mn Ines. I IW1't. At the annual meeting the te- non. Lincoln Goldie. Provincial Sec- I otitis presentee indicated much netivi- retary, was In town last week. to meet ; ,y in ifr27. Intending' a flower show, the hospital board AedlllatsartPd tint ' whirl will again be held the coming - hospital buildings. summer. u The marriage of Margaret 1'1dPtte Rob McLean to William Ixmait i holt of \Vingham. took place on Jan - !Tarry, the ten-year•nld win of Mrs. Very' 13th. the ceremony being per- t. Beaver. London road nort'h.lhad a i' fennel! by Red resident 'rrle. Wingham. left hams Taught in a root politer repeal away mid - eery'mire madglmd. It wile found nave%- Mrs. I1. 11. 2311011. i eery to nrnputate the middle finger. ,feisty on Thursday et -ening last. n few At the annual meeting of the ERP- hours after snffer ng a stroke.Mrs. ter Horticultural Society T. 9. Harvey Fiiioft, /i11ser widen tome retired from the preddency and Wm. Fanny Greer. wart bons in the township /Nuri song e1eeTetTYn the nfiee i -ef- tie:aware. near London. but ranee Stnnbury is seerttnry-ereasurPr and her marriage, thirty-one year% nen. she It. W. F. Beavers assistant secretary. had retailed 1n Wingham. tier hns- W. n. as half heldlIPP, w'ho for It the position of matr negerlfor iii gh,emmTiimeseforwfllanyityrar,lThP the S. M. Sunders Mfg. Co.. Ltd.. ha% After an rsnded lilies%. (filbert resigned to take a pmsltton with the Alcxnnder Thibldenu died nt his home llndsotl'c flay Cu. of Wlnnipgr. in Winghnm Tnnuary ISM. in ifs AIX - Mary Renee poured *"ray on ty-ninth year. l'revious to coming to ked hod time to note the edge of the Thnreday !net after a lingering illness, Wingh"rn five years Ago, devease 1 hod vi'Inge. And to e%tfmnte It% population a and Brute . Bowen eke mast be behind 11•. Instead n1 be- - We had assumed too reedit that she would get up the river nhead of us. having Martell ahead. There hail been two dark' nights. during which WP had run hard upstream, without troubling to keep any lookout on the hunks. Nothing more easy than or -T tttran To brace t,e'en ieiw rL- At that-itime, on the lower Fly -as Wt111 on the tipper trashes' harts did not Advertise their presence by meting of lights after dark. The Susan. rig likely as not, sons somewhere n very few mile% in the renr st that minute. Also, ns likely ns not. she was a day hind; Tim"lnlnwlnt-a rerrntter does not run 4n schedule. If- 1 told thee. people that the *homer wag behind. rapidly coming up. they would lettere me. let me alone. They wenld concentrate on the hank letinuMl%h rot _ine*4y-fa7 the Su1MR P appt'att, and get her without much question; egperially if i refrained from Riving warning. 1 300 poen Hardwood Floors gee f 11 if i am not feeling quite R t very Bast - 111 e were necessary d nosed a tr us y Goderich TlrndkvillP. (1st actual flying time `hrthe leader 's air-' beat off a shark of his own slue, but' f_C-35f- it 1Puthordr0.11.E., Alec., was from the deadly sting -gay there is lea' lane, of which Wine Commander __-". , . escape, as ua very touch Elf ane death: 1 Couldn't Follow Suit pfiot. from wire to the Cape aa - dnnglltcr, tt,•tty, raged firer, hustle en- facts ix fortunatclKsery_re(a In the Prom 'Cairo the squadron hew to English Channel,•but only two years' gnged In wnshinc the kitten with soon England. Its actual engine or flying ago a specimen weighing U1 Dnunda' and water. time for the whole journey from was caught by fishermen in the iia- "O1t darling. I demi think the kit- Cairo to Cape Town and thence to rine Bathing Heti, jersey. ty'% mother anuli like the way you nee England was 110 hours 7 minute ___- --- washing her." The object of the flight was to Tribe Ruled by Women. .••Welt.•' Betty nerlonsty replied. '•1 visit the linin of South Africa sed Among the ui.'eI x, a hill in Assam, really can't liek tt, mother." the British Colonise along the route; N.E.India, the matriarchal i Assam, fie gain formation, in long dl%tette. is st1B to force. Property belongs to fljied t information, keeping a %chs' the women; anythinc a man earns doled time fable, and no to tent the before marriage b. -tongs to his moth- , taabely with witch yreinforcements alt r 10 Baia' e•r, and after marriage to Ns wit••. ezp.raence in eying through change • m''n are extremely jolt), R.t a Ing climates and condition an4 ei Mr. -'Alyn• int."4 (h" lnrilan new countrlee; to co-operate with Civil Service; the women, despite local forces stationed In close prox- their privileged position, have lost Imlty to the route followed. and, last none of their charm, and are no more but not least, to vltlt the South Ai- logical or masculine than thele sla- rlcan Alr Force. The objects of the tens In leen tetulnlat cuuntrles. They flight ere held to have been achieved. wear a uttilUtnde of clothes, unlike Certaibly, the exploit indicated the their neighbors, the Germ', who wear high state of emt'iency of the Royal extraordinarily Bale. A woman's at dress is a1)ollt twelve incite' long. a man's Is even )e'en. dew Cure for insannla. Mr. Alien says that persons who ar'e.ahocked. at the scantiness of mod - Bubbles of oxygen injected indict - pen female dress should note that la the skin have been succesoful la the Assam hills "the more clothes die- are." curls Best* nn trots nervous the nam haler you ars. gyou wear i. eases. 'rests on twelve patients have g,ev.ral thotlxtnd of Assam hillmes shown that their blond circulation went to France to labor corps, and and its condltlnn Improved. Insomnia three who nate lel told their fellows was checked, and the appetite la- •ompthing of the war --"inti what a The mother had dtsentered her Pmnll back was 140 hours 55 minutes. The species which prxluceA fatal ,' - et the nge of seventy year'. She Is been a resident of Li. tow, l n at n good many hundred.. Bow I eurvised by 0x14' ROIL Bev. Percy Ranee, I set.. Ile le survived by his nate, three 11111 wouldn't Neve n chnnee Nor Twnrell of Snitord OTford county. rind two anus and two daughter,. - - - daughters, Mrs. (Gen. 1lephnrn. of StP- -_-- ellen town.hip. and Mrs. V. pollard, of Euler. 1 s CI.iNT N u inn- . m one n t the ser 1 An a rPgnit n tion meeting, A. T. Cooper, Fred Liver - mire mut 11. 11. F:ihntt wpre pleated by n^ollmntlon to 1111 the 4'- entsfes on the *Tilton town council. 1 goesinl ennrfre fu cx.nitry 1g to be Ittvpn In Clinton nn leei,rnary 7. 9 and 11. tinder the direction of Agricultural It, • rp''ntntive I'Atersnn. 1Vhllls ('oorer. tem of Mr. And Mrc. .1• a'. t'nnieg. of town. who 1. with n mnnnfacturjrg com+-stnr in London. Feeble& has leen gent to Egypt en'I 'Palestine in the interests of the firm. i.niet }'ienr he 'Meet several months to Senth Afrlett. Mn sad /Ira. -A. T. Cooper were In ei Jous dacha fjlrnlathty. 1 shonid lump a chance; In ' !the cnnfuelnn. there sons every probe- ! hility of my getting safe away. ' Of conrne. on reflection. It w•ns un- thinknhte. Hot 1 d14 daily with the 1 notion for 11 moment. The others hod crus --n ship. They could at tenet nuke n fight for It. And there was k over rat Rub a little Zam-Buk -BU Heki to think U ' 1 felt ns if my mini were being your hands and arms to check 1%11'714 -holt mut of Mint : whet and where and heal all roughness and ,ii. riltht' 'tHekl," 1 sail. in n Chafing. It's wonderful. entre that did not seem my own, "sup- po!M•they tnrtnre me, what will they Zam-Buk contains valuable h lubricate ' le,HetIoohi me' ag well as i could ender- the bt tissues, sootheal extracts c pain, allay •rand. flint they had no psrtient^r inflammation and grow new It is the selection of rich, western wheats - the finest grown on the prairies - that gives extra flavour to bread and buns, and extra richness to cakes and pies, made from PURITY FLOUR Seed 30r to stoops rr -y 7Ot1+•ci Polly Plow Cook Rook. tet 1.usre ...i. rMr uJM cs L .4. Tarns. Mearns Oaswt S Jobs. rrndee ngntnet him: he wits a river men hlmeelf end had had nothing to .•o with tiered'. reernittng. They ?ma "n'y taken 11hn b et•Ans. he wile with me. ;1 white mnn hurl Injured them: n white mnn tm11h hnvt to pay ---of rnthcr, as many white men e5 they eon1.) get. He htmgel f would merely ice kept pri.nner-unless. Ag song A1- Gways 'pnU.1biP the people grew blonrl- }drttnken In the course of their °ruins, and killed him. on gerternl prinelples. an to gpenk. 11e ridded. that If they len me, he wnnld come hack with men -of -Ivor. find have the heeds of the entire village hang rap. en her most. And fumiels, and the beet joints from the Psreatnes of the leading sor- cerer( settee) rap at the f'4pt•in's table. Perhaps this might to- bare com- forted me: it d1A. flet., 1 Claw now. with the utmost .learatall, that there wms we hope, and 1 waa extremely Afraid The man win had spoken turned healthy skin. Cold -sores, 'chaps', frost bite, chafing and similar troubles are quickly ended by Zam-Buk. It provides the handiest and safest antiseptic dressing for all injuries and skin troubles. COLDS For cold in the head, 911.511 a little Zam Itok over the palms of the hands, and inhale, For cold* is cheo, nr back, rub briskly eel. shthlly-warmed Yam link night and m'.niag. SOOTHES PAIN PREVENTS BLOOD -POISON. ea tau , e 3.. 84 21 of .11 A,raa,tl,. creased .o curious war It was' How Moll would be gathered together and a box would tagI arrive, and when the boa was opened onnar n In England In the Revent.rnth and men died." That was the Mikir's 4'- eighteenth centuries it was a penal seription of a bursting shell. ffonee for a man to kiss his wife nr - 0 even its child on Sundays, and the 'penalty' for such an offence was any- thing from a fine to doing penance In the church, and Peen being pub- licly flogged. In those days It was oleo illegal In .r•'tland to take a walk of over two miles on Runday unless the destination was the church. Girl (Miele Mnvement. Throuchnut the world 172.481 girls and women now belong to the Gird Guides' movement. This figur,i rr'prrPents an Inereane of 59.277 on the number of last year. in th- !I int •;, Ixte.: silent, • here are 402,914 r;•1111".! tied Guiders. An sere of tobacco plants raids gliffalLtif tons of tobacco. Purchasing New Steamers. Three new steamers to operate on the eastern route between Canada and the British Weal Indies will he purchased at a total cost of $3,t49. - n110, according• 19/an slnhmlttrrement by the Hon. Ja t4 -.' Malcolm, Minister of Trade and Commerce_ • • ee er1 Director and trPoded to night g Residence 3:S!Sw Goderich Feral DP Embalmer All cath' promptly day or PHONE Store 335 R, Hamilton Street- Brophey cos. Tits LEADING Fi NFRAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS ,.viers carefully attended t" at all hours. night or day GODERI('H Good Bonds .h,mkl form part of ,'t cry mot's mcestulrtit 111dingry,. Y"11 May ac- quire sour by s, rnriug bond. of General Steel Wares, Ltd. Fir•t ,tu,rtgag,• 1• -III1.itiv inu.l u dd b.n.ls. fasted N..t. 1st, I9-27; ,hop Nov. 1st. 110.'i2 Pace: 99 1-2 sal aunts! leterest Full information PM regn,'at. NORMAN EWiS Oa. Hamilton nml Newgate Phone 476 Goderich FOR SALE Two gond strong driving Horses nod three good top Buggies that hsve ixen 1114141 sc,11,e, Ala) three sets of team Sleighs that have been used. ('all 811(1 ser these rat Massey -Barris shop, '0(1 Tone Per Acre Flatnilton street, (:n,lprirh. ROBERT WILSON McEwen's Every Day Prices Finest Seedless Raisins, a 1tw for . 25c New Seeded Raisins, per pkg i5c New Bleached Sultana Raisins, per Ib 20e Clean Currants, per Ib- . . , -_.I5c .Dried Apricots, ir•r Ib._--•.-.._ 30c Dried Peacheek per Ib . . _ 25c New Stock of Data*, Figs and Prunes Candied Le rod Orange Peel, per Ib 25c (citron Peel. per Ib _ 45e Cut Mined Peel, lemon, 'range snd citron, per Ib r tic Flavoring Extract. lemon or vanilla 2 -os bottle 10c or 3 for tis• Cocoanut, per Ib - =k McEwen's Baking Powder, per tin '_'tk and 25c Try our 59c Tea. It has Isco a %inner. A new supply of Oranges, Lemons, (.rape Fruit, Bananas. New Season's Crop of Nuts et all kinds. Silted, at per Ib 25c Look into our Dry Goods and China Depart- ment. Our prices sell the goods Goods delivered promptly 0. all parte of the hose without charge J. J. McEWEN Phone 46 South Side of Square FISH THAT FIGHT. gmbeseer of F urilotd tlhannet Attn.& ed by Giant iDagSab. One of the big chances which those who eadeavor to swim the English Channel have to take is that of lov- ing attacked -,Y wome voracious dweller in the deep. A writ. . ear In Pearson's Weekly comments ea the encounter of Mr. E. II. Tonnes with a giant dogfish during his re- cent Channel swim which gives sone idea of the dangers which beset till sea swimmer. Herr Otto Kemmerieb, the Ger liams' Pink Pills Speak of on the route selected fat' them from man swimmer, was a year ago at - Them With Praise • Heliopolis near Cairo.That route tacked in similar etrcumstaac0s tit/ , was practically the same that had some prowler of the sea. Darkness r,eing foto • n &t -line' fs nn ex- 'been organized by the Royal Alr increased the danger of the oo- pression Ault lots eotttP to be known a% Force in 1919 and had been traversed slaught, and for a time Kemmertch 'ne of the most difficult ebndltions by Sir Pierre Van Ryneveld in the was In imminent peril. He partially with soil, b pliystdsns have to deal. it Silver Queen on his flight from Eng- recovered when drawn with difficulty land to South Africa in 1920. This on board the accompanying tug. bat often describes an alermtng rendition airplanes and personnel of their suffered great pain from the blows because It II. 04.s. not yield 10 orrliitery i crewz for the Journey of 14.000 miles which he had received. The tisk treatment snd the debility cnntlnnes were chosen and earned out trial speedily disappeared and Its identity with loss of.fle•sh and strenttth until flights. was never discovered. It IA almost the patient (tele hnpelre*. in the -m$ Spare airplanes, spare engines and certain. however. that Kemmlcrlch jorfty of stu•h ,sea% the vietJm Puffer% . spare parts for both were sent to had accidentally brushed against a from lad; of g,,d, ted blsel. end if depots along the way• Gasoline, oil porpoise or a dogfish. he say?) 1 caked. Hest would not the biswl can 1,. regtnred to Wormer! tin :and ground supplies were ordered Eur • Shoals of porpoises -are DY answer at tires; he looked down at ifs other methal treatment is neeswary. I delivery to all landing grounds.. means uncommon in the.Channel,'' bla.k toes, Ppdawled apart on the Proper food aa111 sunshine will do the Technical offleers and riggers were', and the fah can readily be detected. muddy soil, and said nothing. J asked rent sent to Egypt and ground parties to as they must rise above the surface him again. Every man. woman and child who the points at which the airplanes were 1n order to breathe. The splashing lie talk no good," answered my lack., h,sllth and etrengtb should at to pause -on their journey over the and snorting of a large shoal may be companion In misfortune. "nee take Dr. Williams.' Pink Pills to length of Africa. The four airplanes heard at a great distance, and in dais. What name?" build up their blood supply. The mus- for the flight were shipped to Egypt light it la easy to avoid the unwel- $trlpaaea of pigeon -English. Hekl's Rion of this medicine_ is to make new. ' and arrived there at the end oI come visitors. reply ran somewhat as follows: -rile rich rel hbeeL which sDP0ed1It rPstnrelt January. While Femme was In the waiter a man bad asked where the Susan re_ health and strength. 1 am w-Nting The Alt Mfalstry has tenpplted • long black line of at least a hundred to tell you what Dr. W111iams' Pink detailed log of the trip of the Alr porpotaee was observed heading south Pills Inge• it r• for me. -,,wary lire. J. Force squadron over the Souda4 past the shoreat Deal. The tisk 11 (lnlr,tll Fintale. Men. few Uganda. Kenya, Tanganyikf, Northers seemed to come from inside the Good" Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesia, Beehu- wan Sands, and cauAed great alarm analand, a portion of the Belgian among bathers. r'nnen and the Union of South Africa. A much more deadly mean, of this The planes were welcomed to South Channel swimmer 1. the shark, asps - the at Pretoria on April 5th. They daily the bonito shark, which comae were escorted to Johannesburg by north during the summer from the The West Street Electrical Shop e carry a goo(1ato'k-of Electrical Appliances, Fixtures, etc. We Specialize in Wir- ing of All Kinds K.titi ates given on application All work guaranteed Frank McArthur Telephone 82 West Street WINGII.IM res blown n . shell knives produced -to know that no m efMiating. Wal- tion and alteration tturinq scent Al the United church manse, nr two Ihin. T inn. on January 1i.iF -e r'a It jirml► f wtPltr: Tire preatawt,„+t t tetway wia-j- w wt1•Prtr tM--fitisAu-mlght of xfvisg-wita•---I4- fourteen airplanes of the South Af- Spanish coasts. 11 rarely haunts rte"n Alr Force and completed the northern waters, but has a peculiar *hell of the task with their sr- liking for the Channel. i. rt at -Pape Town on April 12th. A few years ago a Dublin artist The airmen encountered some sopa- ass' attacked by one of these sharks ther unfavorable to flying. but the wnlle bathing. Although only four organization of the fltcht seems to feet in length shark,, lacerated the have been emcient and their ma- man's ctheat. and 'PEE, and was only chines functioned satisfactorily. They beaten off after a terrific struggle had planned to make the round trip lasting for some considerable time. from Cairo to Cape Town and back Nearly all the sharks caught off again between March let and May tbe coast are found in the Channel. Hardwood Flooring beet_ of. ,health and ked -mined_ In 28th. They returned to Cairo on May and many of the largest epedmmtt weight. lay faith in Pr. n'tl!inm`e 0001e27th. or one day ahead of their time have ooe ashore at Channel re - Pink Pi1I' 1. now unfounded. and 1 schedule. Their leader„ too, was sorts. Made 011 most n1'olern machinery cep a Cu con -bawd meet tsice-tesem -L able to report that ' durincshe whole is 1920 a shark wcighinc over. . -l; wtF tee}tttr. ergs ora c flight little trouble was axDPr!- da was captured at Hast - well: f often 'ree^mmpml them '10 ena•d, .and beyond the replacement hags.A blow from its tall might R. STAND 1 SH PTE 11111 rhnnmt prntse Them aweigh of one magnet^. two airccrews and easily have stunned or even killed a . for Teetering my health." all the oil tanks, no major repairs man• In the same year ti hug.. blue Phone a1;11c ." The spare air h: k, ui,ll about six feet You pun get these pills from an. lanes and , ncinrs that had been seat I East Street medicine• dexter or ifs mull rat :.Orn hot D long, camp ashore at FblkedG)ne. from The T►r. N'tliintrrs' Yie,t1.•trw Ir., to Africa were not needed. The A swimmer n1 strong physique (ao 1 udges of Good Bread Agree on Smith's Better Baked Bread The quality is uniform. It never fails. Try -our Chop' Sney, Whole Wheat, Brown or Hovis Loaf E. G. Smith East St. Bakery Telephone 184 neaten McKillop. Itev. lir. Tolmle of ;unrthamptnn. crape to me. suddenly. but surely. that 14411. ni isle +cit e -"u and James Barron, of Seatorth, were I Mrs. (-co. Spottul Is prealdent of the united -Is -marriage bz_JItt ._ W. J•_, Winghntn Horticultural society for Mn Ines. I IW1't. At the annual meeting the te- non. Lincoln Goldie. Provincial Sec- I otitis presentee indicated much netivi- retary, was In town last week. to meet ; ,y in ifr27. Intending' a flower show, the hospital board AedlllatsartPd tint ' whirl will again be held the coming - hospital buildings. summer. u The marriage of Margaret 1'1dPtte Rob McLean to William Ixmait i holt of \Vingham. took place on Jan - !Tarry, the ten-year•nld win of Mrs. Very' 13th. the ceremony being per- t. Beaver. London road nort'h.lhad a i' fennel! by Red resident 'rrle. Wingham. left hams Taught in a root politer repeal away mid - eery'mire madglmd. It wile found nave%- Mrs. I1. 11. 2311011. i eery to nrnputate the middle finger. ,feisty on Thursday et -ening last. n few At the annual meeting of the ERP- hours after snffer ng a stroke.Mrs. ter Horticultural Society T. 9. Harvey Fiiioft, /i11ser widen tome retired from the preddency and Wm. Fanny Greer. wart bons in the township /Nuri song e1eeTetTYn the nfiee i -ef- tie:aware. near London. but ranee Stnnbury is seerttnry-ereasurPr and her marriage, thirty-one year% nen. she It. W. F. Beavers assistant secretary. had retailed 1n Wingham. tier hns- W. n. as half heldlIPP, w'ho for It the position of matr negerlfor iii gh,emmTiimeseforwfllanyityrar,lThP the S. M. Sunders Mfg. Co.. Ltd.. ha% After an rsnded lilies%. (filbert resigned to take a pmsltton with the Alcxnnder Thibldenu died nt his home llndsotl'c flay Cu. of Wlnnipgr. in Winghnm Tnnuary ISM. in ifs AIX - Mary Renee poured *"ray on ty-ninth year. l'revious to coming to ked hod time to note the edge of the Thnreday !net after a lingering illness, Wingh"rn five years Ago, devease 1 hod vi'Inge. And to e%tfmnte It% population a and Brute . Bowen eke mast be behind 11•. Instead n1 be- - We had assumed too reedit that she would get up the river nhead of us. having Martell ahead. There hail been two dark' nights. during which WP had run hard upstream, without troubling to keep any lookout on the hunks. Nothing more easy than or -T tttran To brace t,e'en ieiw rL- At that-itime, on the lower Fly -as Wt111 on the tipper trashes' harts did not Advertise their presence by meting of lights after dark. The Susan. rig likely as not, sons somewhere n very few mile% in the renr st that minute. Also, ns likely ns not. she was a day hind; Tim"lnlnwlnt-a rerrntter does not run 4n schedule. If- 1 told thee. people that the *homer wag behind. rapidly coming up. they would lettere me. let me alone. They wenld concentrate on the hank letinuMl%h rot _ine*4y-fa7 the Su1MR P appt'att, and get her without much question; egperially if i refrained from Riving warning. 1 300 poen Hardwood Floors gee f 11 if i am not feeling quite R t very Bast - 111 e were necessary d nosed a tr us y Goderich TlrndkvillP. (1st actual flying time `hrthe leader 's air-' beat off a shark of his own slue, but' f_C-35f- it 1Puthordr0.11.E., Alec., was from the deadly sting -gay there is lea' lane, of which Wine Commander __-". , . escape, as ua very touch Elf ane death: 1 Couldn't Follow Suit pfiot. from wire to the Cape aa - dnnglltcr, tt,•tty, raged firer, hustle en- facts ix fortunatclKsery_re(a In the Prom 'Cairo the squadron hew to English Channel,•but only two years' gnged In wnshinc the kitten with soon England. Its actual engine or flying ago a specimen weighing U1 Dnunda' and water. time for the whole journey from was caught by fishermen in the iia- "O1t darling. I demi think the kit- Cairo to Cape Town and thence to rine Bathing Heti, jersey. ty'% mother anuli like the way you nee England was 110 hours 7 minute ___- --- washing her." The object of the flight was to Tribe Ruled by Women. .••Welt.•' Betty nerlonsty replied. '•1 visit the linin of South Africa sed Among the ui.'eI x, a hill in Assam, really can't liek tt, mother." the British Colonise along the route; N.E.India, the matriarchal i Assam, fie gain formation, in long dl%tette. is st1B to force. Property belongs to fljied t information, keeping a %chs' the women; anythinc a man earns doled time fable, and no to tent the before marriage b. -tongs to his moth- , taabely with witch yreinforcements alt r 10 Baia' e•r, and after marriage to Ns wit••. ezp.raence in eying through change • m''n are extremely jolt), R.t a Ing climates and condition an4 ei Mr. -'Alyn• int."4 (h" lnrilan new countrlee; to co-operate with Civil Service; the women, despite local forces stationed In close prox- their privileged position, have lost Imlty to the route followed. and, last none of their charm, and are no more but not least, to vltlt the South Ai- logical or masculine than thele sla- rlcan Alr Force. The objects of the tens In leen tetulnlat cuuntrles. They flight ere held to have been achieved. wear a uttilUtnde of clothes, unlike Certaibly, the exploit indicated the their neighbors, the Germ', who wear high state of emt'iency of the Royal extraordinarily Bale. A woman's at dress is a1)ollt twelve incite' long. a man's Is even )e'en. dew Cure for insannla. Mr. Alien says that persons who ar'e.ahocked. at the scantiness of mod - Bubbles of oxygen injected indict - pen female dress should note that la the skin have been succesoful la the Assam hills "the more clothes die- are." curls Best* nn trots nervous the nam haler you ars. gyou wear i. eases. 'rests on twelve patients have g,ev.ral thotlxtnd of Assam hillmes shown that their blond circulation went to France to labor corps, and and its condltlnn Improved. Insomnia three who nate lel told their fellows was checked, and the appetite la- •ompthing of the war --"inti what a The mother had dtsentered her Pmnll back was 140 hours 55 minutes. The species which prxluceA fatal ,' - et the nge of seventy year'. She Is been a resident of Li. tow, l n at n good many hundred.. Bow I eurvised by 0x14' ROIL Bev. Percy Ranee, I set.. Ile le survived by his nate, three 11111 wouldn't Neve n chnnee Nor Twnrell of Snitord OTford county. rind two anus and two daughter,. - - - daughters, Mrs. (Gen. 1lephnrn. of StP- -_-- ellen town.hip. and Mrs. V. pollard, of Euler. 1 s CI.iNT N u inn- . m one n t the ser 1 An a rPgnit n tion meeting, A. T. Cooper, Fred Liver - mire mut 11. 11. F:ihntt wpre pleated by n^ollmntlon to 1111 the 4'- entsfes on the *Tilton town council. 1 goesinl ennrfre fu cx.nitry 1g to be Ittvpn In Clinton nn leei,rnary 7. 9 and 11. tinder the direction of Agricultural It, • rp''ntntive I'Atersnn. 1Vhllls ('oorer. tem of Mr. And Mrc. .1• a'. t'nnieg. of town. who 1. with n mnnnfacturjrg com+-stnr in London. Feeble& has leen gent to Egypt en'I 'Palestine in the interests of the firm. i.niet }'ienr he 'Meet several months to Senth Afrlett. Mn sad /Ira. -A. T. Cooper were In ei Jous dacha fjlrnlathty. 1 shonid lump a chance; In ' !the cnnfuelnn. there sons every probe- ! hility of my getting safe away. ' Of conrne. on reflection. It w•ns un- thinknhte. Hot 1 d14 daily with the 1 notion for 11 moment. The others hod crus --n ship. They could at tenet nuke n fight for It. And there was k over rat Rub a little Zam-Buk -BU Heki to think U ' 1 felt ns if my mini were being your hands and arms to check 1%11'714 -holt mut of Mint : whet and where and heal all roughness and ,ii. riltht' 'tHekl," 1 sail. in n Chafing. It's wonderful. entre that did not seem my own, "sup- po!M•they tnrtnre me, what will they Zam-Buk contains valuable h lubricate ' le,HetIoohi me' ag well as i could ender- the bt tissues, sootheal extracts c pain, allay •rand. flint they had no psrtient^r inflammation and grow new It is the selection of rich, western wheats - the finest grown on the prairies - that gives extra flavour to bread and buns, and extra richness to cakes and pies, made from PURITY FLOUR Seed 30r to stoops rr -y 7Ot1+•ci Polly Plow Cook Rook. tet 1.usre ...i. rMr uJM cs L .4. Tarns. Mearns Oaswt S Jobs. rrndee ngntnet him: he wits a river men hlmeelf end had had nothing to .•o with tiered'. reernittng. They ?ma "n'y taken 11hn b et•Ans. he wile with me. ;1 white mnn hurl Injured them: n white mnn tm11h hnvt to pay ---of rnthcr, as many white men e5 they eon1.) get. He htmgel f would merely ice kept pri.nner-unless. Ag song A1- Gways 'pnU.1biP the people grew blonrl- }drttnken In the course of their °ruins, and killed him. on gerternl prinelples. an to gpenk. 11e ridded. that If they len me, he wnnld come hack with men -of -Ivor. find have the heeds of the entire village hang rap. en her most. And fumiels, and the beet joints from the Psreatnes of the leading sor- cerer( settee) rap at the f'4pt•in's table. Perhaps this might to- bare com- forted me: it d1A. flet., 1 Claw now. with the utmost .learatall, that there wms we hope, and 1 waa extremely Afraid The man win had spoken turned healthy skin. Cold -sores, 'chaps', frost bite, chafing and similar troubles are quickly ended by Zam-Buk. It provides the handiest and safest antiseptic dressing for all injuries and skin troubles. COLDS For cold in the head, 911.511 a little Zam Itok over the palms of the hands, and inhale, For cold* is cheo, nr back, rub briskly eel. shthlly-warmed Yam link night and m'.niag. SOOTHES PAIN PREVENTS BLOOD -POISON. ea tau , e 3.. 84 21 of .11 A,raa,tl,. creased .o curious war It was' How Moll would be gathered together and a box would tagI arrive, and when the boa was opened onnar n In England In the Revent.rnth and men died." That was the Mikir's 4'- eighteenth centuries it was a penal seription of a bursting shell. ffonee for a man to kiss his wife nr - 0 even its child on Sundays, and the 'penalty' for such an offence was any- thing from a fine to doing penance In the church, and Peen being pub- licly flogged. In those days It was oleo illegal In .r•'tland to take a walk of over two miles on Runday unless the destination was the church. Girl (Miele Mnvement. Throuchnut the world 172.481 girls and women now belong to the Gird Guides' movement. This figur,i rr'prrPents an Inereane of 59.277 on the number of last year. in th- !I int •;, Ixte.: silent, • here are 402,914 r;•1111".! tied Guiders. An sere of tobacco plants raids gliffalLtif tons of tobacco. Purchasing New Steamers. Three new steamers to operate on the eastern route between Canada and the British Weal Indies will he purchased at a total cost of $3,t49. - n110, according• 19/an slnhmlttrrement by the Hon. Ja t4 -.' Malcolm, Minister of Trade and Commerce_ • • ee er1 Director and trPoded to night g Residence 3:S!Sw Goderich Feral DP Embalmer All cath' promptly day or PHONE Store 335 R, Hamilton Street- Brophey cos. Tits LEADING Fi NFRAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS ,.viers carefully attended t" at all hours. night or day GODERI('H Good Bonds .h,mkl form part of ,'t cry mot's mcestulrtit 111dingry,. Y"11 May ac- quire sour by s, rnriug bond. of General Steel Wares, Ltd. Fir•t ,tu,rtgag,• 1• -III1.itiv inu.l u dd b.n.ls. fasted N..t. 1st, I9-27; ,hop Nov. 1st. 110.'i2 Pace: 99 1-2 sal aunts! leterest Full information PM regn,'at. NORMAN EWiS Oa. Hamilton nml Newgate Phone 476 Goderich FOR SALE Two gond strong driving Horses nod three good top Buggies that hsve ixen 1114141 sc,11,e, Ala) three sets of team Sleighs that have been used. ('all 811(1 ser these rat Massey -Barris shop, '0(1 Tone Per Acre Flatnilton street, (:n,lprirh. ROBERT WILSON