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The Signal, 1930-4-10, Page 7"Now I Do Enjoy My Meals" What a pleasure it is to sit down and eat a good. hearty meal without a premonition that there will he pain and discomfort in the proems d digestion. Chronic indigestion usually results from torpid liver and a consequently constipated condition of the bowels. Naturally. there are headaches and biliousness in many cases and much irritability and depressed feelings. It is so easy to allow this condition to develop that almost before you know it you become a "dyspeptic." But what a relief when you (earn about Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills and put them to a test. In a day or two you are feeling fine and soon you realise that you have discovered this most effective regulator of the liver, kidneys and bowels. Dr. Chase's klisey-Over PiliS THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT. County and District ILeusall spring fair, held Tuesday of lase, week, a a. u very successful at - fair cuu.•►deriug the unfavorable weather. lu horses espealrily there way It very fine showing. '1'be (:rand Beni United church has ex^e ud d an invitation to Rev. J. !Lettere. of Oc..to, to becene pastor of the church ut 'he l.egiuulug of the Cuafsr term. ' sleet i)avtd litt)u'cleoru, a lifelong resi- dent of fiords towt*thip, died Tues- WINGHAM day of las' week, In 11414 aeventy-fourth - -- )ear. Besides lib widow, be leaves. a sou, ler. Ula{;utcht•ou, of Wilkes harre, Pa. The death of Mrs. Adam Birk, of IMn.lewuud, ut•eurreit recently in Vic - torte huspl'al, London. just one week after she had ontk•rgone an operation. Diseased wa. In her eixt5-first year. She leaves, Invades her hu.tbaud. u .,ne and a daughter. The delith uctvrrad rl, eutly 4r. Dunbar was a former resident of tit • 11'ee(Meld uelghborhood. Mr. and Mrsa Vernon Shatz left last week for IM,rhwoodwhere the turner has secured a geed position 1n one of the general Mori, of the vil- lage. While here Mr. Schatz was tee Exiled In Parra Itemier'•`store. The Itlye, Iiortieueur'1 Society has n Membership of lis for this year, A SPRING TONiC AN AID TO HEALTH You Can Lay the Foundation of Good Health Now by Building Up Your Blood and Strengthen- ing Your Nerves Through the Use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. The y,•.at1 old tar11u14 4f 4ItLIII4 u tonic in :he Pniringtluw. like Inst of the cuwt011114 of our gnuilpereuts, ie basted I4 4 *mud cumus*1 sele..e and lo•u1 .raeel a • 11'kuer Is al good weal p - wtt).. a trying flute for timer who ore 1101 In rugged htallh. 'Macy cep, MYr. Robert Stapleton had '.hr mis- fortune worteu anti children go through the fortune to fall opposite 'he fountain I winter on reserve ar$reug•h they have re. the perk, breaking a lug a IlltIe he- stored up during the suuuy ecuwuer low the lily. months,and grow lm•reasingly tole while a large truck alae hying Lund languid as the Wring 1111)11 air backed out of the •Ford garage one Vruach. A tonic for the blood xud day lent week t)ougla+ Wettwrall was •teurveve at 'hie time will du much for pinned between the 'ruck and the ('INP y 4444(1 en pwrtlingt errior Lt the wall and was severely Injured. Hu ung 111 and tatnlstdug that ttrerl A+rl• was aken ,Lo the hospital and a lug that worries ehousenels of lkrrytle at this eettemi of the year. It Is lutpo.*iLbie to be energetic if your blood Is thin and weak, or if your uerves are frayed or slwatted. You cannot compete with other: If you do not get refreshing sleep at night. or If your appeti'*' M ',poor or you ere toeing weight. You need a took at this time to add to your ,•f.fkiene y now. as well as 'o cave you from suffering later on. And in all the realm of inedlctne, there Ls no ,niter or better tonic then Dr. Wil- liam'. &Link Pills These quills tone and enrich the blood which ,irula'.e. through every- portion of the betty, strengthening Jaded nerve.. and run- down organs, and bringing a feeling or new strength and energy to weak. rnslly Tawas deep uudetit men, women and children. Mrs. 1.. 1rupman. Summerville (en- ' toe, N.B., writer:--'1►r. Wlllfant� sous. fee. 'rho may first radish ay *Lei MO\El Pink Pills have been of the greatest I lie putt in ,art this. Muse. The next in lmenefl', to ant. A few• years ago i blue will Ire those burtaa. ur rout I The growing of ere" vegetables in I vegetables 441411 ate pursuits:, beets.; your warden tr•otn'-Rieittilp's swede -the early -under. onions and carrots. As las- that grow --sot only waves money a spatter of hit*. these rorty be eNrwv, ALAI mimeo the cost of living, but or tot leant the first of Meese, shun' provide,. healthful employment. as tlpeclaltst was brought from Loudon Grey township of 'Mary Voy Steven- Ler attend to him. It wee found that he .4.., widow of the late Edward ()Lillis, had Nw4alued a fractured pelvis and at 'he age of eighty-two Years.. other internal InJurlt+c and he will be Iter husband died four years ago and laid up for some time. survives Ls one sou, Edward. Thos. )•tetensuu of Grey 'ownship 1e a 8E.4.1FORTH brother. George Petty. Who has been the Seafurlt'a lady lawn bowlers met ..•Naar member in the firm of Prrp last week and organizedfor the emu - Wren, proluee dealer's at Ilea"' l, Ing eemion, wieh the following offker;: hate sold his share 111 the busiueer to CWtakl, Mrr. G. Nell; vile -captain, ('e.•1I Mertes, who hats been in the cue Mrs. II. Stewart ; (secretary, Sirs. r. 1.10; of "ate firm for some time. The R Berrie; treasurer, Mrs. F. .1. firm will now be known ae Wren & IAehely. - Mares. Mr. l'etty will devote hinueelf The annual meeting of the Reatorth to oilier inters/Os. Golf and Country t'lub wee held last .0 Kitchener an April lit be wed- week and ;dune for ^he 1734) season ding took place of Edna. daughter of were dbtu+s.l. The utftvert for this Mr. and ,Era. .3 llebwartaen'.ruber. of; year are Proddeet, J. C. Greiff ; vim - May township, to Amur l;ingerich, eon' president. W. E. Southgate; ereretary, 0t Mr. and AMM. Sam Glslgerich. of J. G. Mullen; erasurer, R. M. Jones. Stanley township. The eeremoiy wart The lady members of the Club also performed by Rev. Mr. intestine. The hare (prganized. with Mrs. Oscar Neil young couple will rcdde In y'.anley as prtwklent. township. Sentorth's uew electric fire alarm ('ootract ler paving Let system has been complteet1. When an The contract for the paving of 7.(S, alarm 1s sent in from any of the box - miles of road, from Kkwen to Exeter, es on the ferret. :he' siren on the ha. Mau awarded by 'be .1'maincial lower of the -own mall is *et going Ifigbwaye Department to Rows &I and an instrument in the Lire hall in - Brazier. I dimities the number of '►e box from wbkli the call came. • Kincardine's Chiesa Radgsr I , Civic attains at Kt°cardiue lisle, EXETER ell then [ale been In a et..tte of-urtaerll for 'tome! Lucre over the queatio° of the W ilesul Dir titter for Ins Job• A breech of the Canadian le•i. on - I The Lading Ma's Store Eoerything that's new in Men's Wear Hand Tailoring and Special Order to Your Measure • • • Chas. Black Phone 219 Goderich Hints on Gardening I It frequently Kapp isie that inose who are unactuano d tuth the huller secured to a variety whishle self- elingtng on rneb sidle -,Beton ivy, or, In the more temperate climates of laanadt, possibly English ivy. Theft, course.of crrse. thereb the climbing axe. (K'be hatter, the rambler 4s the most eldu generally w. s it grow, to a very cunslderabie taught, twenty to thirty of (lowers Dud whet wea:hur condi- fent In ( urdlerru a Pllslettr, and 4t mayle strewed to a variety of t•ulur.. dont they Me stand low either reeds 1t a larger alel ,hok•rr flower is ()et+lr- or plant; h) .owing or setting tltpu. ed. Je veil-'Iimhirtg •l'nuP.e •x'art el, or ou: at the wrung time. 'Che temptation autilxr soy ;s, way bem.trl. 'Pt►tM• rlPPrl i 14, .+ow all flower emits outside aN °nQn' $ugryo'rl bap Ilio r nublen. 111441 w, 1 put grow- to tmrr,' 'luta lutif 41e' stun as the .soil is dry enough In the height, bol tor) pct Iqi'- lurp,^e•r flaw• *prise. net thinking of the Mid, frosty er. 4111,1 logger raew.. 1VINere that weather which i, :0 talkie•. The n• cliwlers are. of the 11.' 44 im; t)lie SUM that many sods rut in the lrtrtk uhurly. It i+ will to support ground without germinating, and o 4 them on trelllts work about a foot' ppe•rwlslwlu only to be killed by away arum tie well, r o that they a un Cspniyed ca.ily, and alga ser alis' the flowers will IRA 1e withered by the reflected Twat faun the masonry. Eton where one is only reefing 'he property, very effective screen, eau In. developed In a few wire.% by sow - trr.t. 11 is thea very desirable to have *one idea of 'lie kind of seed which wuy be 90411 very Carly. and of tbofr plume whit•b will stand a little from. .tu.oug the hardiest auuunal flowers are sweet alyssum. (alotul{la or p•m lug warning glories, clluibhtg 1Vaetur- marigold. eandytttft, troruflowere, nor - seeds, lra.umam, treehseh.izia for Cal- limn., M.p». MCirlet runner Jenne, or ifornla poppy 1, larkspur, terms, lin• the •hyariuth loan. The later grows aria, Virginia stook, and the sweat Very rr4)4111)'. providing bodl, uttraetive Iva. mew, may all ire .04'12 jttmt u. flower. and foliage,. Sweet pets can :0011 as the MAI le dry enough. Among 1'4" l'e uveal Int. 14ke '.Ie mun4ng 'he more tender manuals, which should ilfuries ami nueturliuur, they eauqut lint be .amain until the .aril warms u;m he dep ende41 upon to climb wuel) over and :herr. is practically no danger of five feet The others w-111 cutte twen'y. fruit. are tee narturttum, zinnia, ester. Where 4i4Y w'ant9 a standing 4.•reen stoats, balsam and snapdragon. The a" a dlt•leton be4wer'n gasolene or ave re'gttlar marigold. 4'ill at.•u .•yrme In 'Lunsrthing to Me pWe•Ati 111 front .. a 111114 e9uss. Gladlolu. may Ire ylrsl[r,1 }Poet or Mtildiryr. srry ePfla' he use• fairly early, as they will not come lap 1 eau err made of sunflowers. common until all .!anger of frost is over, but Aiken marigokle, four eieloes, dahlia; and tummies aro more tender. 1 dah11a4, ladlytweiks• ca$tur "11 44ans. Geraniuuw Anil 04 bole bedding platelet or nkseine. The -lar ester -griming an- Geraniums. petunias. .'tented nut Ire set out -1 nisi" rhe, matt' very goo l ,iulwtltutt'r side until danger of *stet is over. for permanent shrubbery. To pee: best In the vej 'bible linet the general resttkn In 'be latter taw, ane must rule is lit stew first those of w'4ich give plenty of nem). plenty of fe•rtll- the leaver are eaten. There include i,a'r,. end outktng u! the Indhidual Irt'ute, crepe., spinach. cud mustard. Plants Ls rseetrtJrl. There 1s little danger inti pleating them WO "txna. a", moa of them will (Rand F'R{L4iH 'E411:TABLES FOR LITTLE 1 Thureday, April lOW, 19(1O -7 (,eta bottle, today, from CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE GODERICH, ONT. People who tkuuwno the churches •ready ought to look Weide 'hem once In a white. 4'lncinuati Tlmew-Star. was in a badly rte -down eroid•t441411. I became to weak and *,menu. the' 1 caned eaart'ely tto ulxrut, and doing housework left me .vmpleudv Int tined up. Everything .trwnud' to wore' the $utne .time as the leaf .(tire+. Tient well as lurulaiMulO Feral ewrpptis 0 me, and 1 was in a very discouraged : i, a mbeaka•n opinion abet peas, and fr+(h funis for your ooblr. Writs Wm condition when 1 Megan taking D:.' generally ...peaking thole may he 1 14•uoir Co., Ltd., Turoiro. Canada. for Williams l'iui I•Ill.c i /coon found I planted far earlier thou the average •epy of new catalogue. the pt11s helping me, and continuing{ gardener believes. The tented and -*TART Yot:R GARDEN 4 SEEDS r Ihw• I lull- regained my heolth.I heat entice Invariably are pr.duwedI E.tI 1.Y--- - nen ia,e aye t.tke u few boar.) whevi the pari. are planted early, ata. in the spring 'ver lrµild sue• up for the the fir.' ut them at leas "(tumid go but era:'her. and always 1 fled 'tlel in along will the '!cwt.. and carrots. lest relatifs. L therefore cheerlhdly I t'etrkn pees will ...she'd a little host, "I am enthusiastically for every of Chief ('oslsta thing that lnceeasee knowledge." ROMP memlorn cut the council demand- ie been furmtel In Exeter. the 0tttan log his redgnation, While others; hu'Iun amain_ Drl144 m held W,dntro rtrr.mrerl thew' pills as the beet of I and will have sl., dlffI so l) in coming Michael Puy(n. b f islet seinen member• 1 1[b builders." I thrrerRh n late ..nowhill Thdv sow e iR •lege stetter al n t o seek.rt used his vented sea champ) r•astgna I C 1 I oelt branch executive were C r u, Ret Lire pills from any , nuke their growth shift• the weather Stalkwith salty membra. a tate s lox , Oledkius•_('u ItrIekv-ille, 4)414. pepper., eauliflowene, Wmatore. sad' have been ^lief err: ['resident, Dr. G. S. A'kinson: i cabbages. Except the inelone. cucum- bers and squash. plants aro usually 00.4 %hie b have been .tatted in the greenhouse.. The7• are vet out in ^hteir permanent position utter 1(11 danger of fm -t - :, ever, tied about this time or a week ta'er Van be .own the melons Lind other tender varieties of the .quash family. Fesliaie Sereenr We may have to int up with bare waFht, unet Rhtty lenses, and .lmitar b.wI round• during the viewer tient, but there is hbooltrtely no revue* fur this sort of thing during the glorlons hoe mew been eaitlel try the •j O the w, mn you z Moe of the chief 1 pnsaru1 to mods!. Thi' brawl' stLirte medicine dealer, ur by nail at :rl 1e trot. letter sown vrg.Aa'bMs are �, eKfiern elected trent Thr 1)r. 1Vflltnt,l" j melons+. cucumbers, ..rp.ra.h. qct pda,*'s. Mutes ute"'_and Triaged,' NEW - FURNITURE Don't forget that if you require anything ir�'New Furniture you can secure it from us. We positively save )ons money. BLACKSTONE'S Furniture Exchang 'islet balm el lstsr.cr f We carry 1 good etock of Electrical Appliances, Fixtures, etc, Electric Wiring of All Kinds Fatimatea Riven on application Frank McArthur Wed Street Electrical Shop Telephone 82 Goderich Hunter,' eke-president.ter.l tlr+eke-president.R dent. A. . llcKlnnnn l'wbornr townshipb►p Ion 0[ the family of farmerare A sift agoI iPer,nd vk'e•presldent, ,vied Gambrill: HOME GARDEN . t Sunday lir iFun'At'r atexJwr-la-law, l ytcrptarytrYamurer. M4YOn F'fe[f : ea- CONTESTS FOR 19$0 Mrs Joes•'ph )4askiee. wee found ectitIve. A. Katon. S. V. Cann. dead to her home at Kxetee. A teal The death of 'Mies Miriam Perkin-, There days biter IMr. Renter binsaelf sate roe Oteurred on Sunday a' for home e lni11li be 4.11 ehomthle. van fend a stroke Two cbiidrea of Mr. and of Mrs. J. Mottle at the age of ninety _county r. Mrsc. 1Fua'err died v juriestr'e received A' and lived for me time at Wlsed was born iu England °below, five 12Fdtnet and be erre.( in lndtrtl twenty- " tee remit of injuries Inst had been a resident of Exeter for are AR follows,: Township (forty-fare years( .t, bei her, Matthew Contest No. 1. -4041.4 and Itelgr:n•r• T ' ' Scheel 44 DAaIAd drool fair dirt kTr .0 oat debate was Parkinson. of Toronto, L. the wade eye `s Ooslte.,t No. 2. --Blyth v lour 0f for tamllv. • An Inteee•agtvtga nwrDjt`K• and Colborne held at Crediton qo ib• 13Award rimall Akd on Saturday a'. township seiwol fair dfwtrlctw. fol od that 'ht proposed townihtpl the Morro of 171om41.. Houlden, in Ole ('ontrlt Nu. 3. ['llntou rural and ,OAuol board washy be prefrr'°tde tut eightieth year Decrea.Nd .pent all his (:udet•ilt toe-taitip school lair die- monthe of elmti1Pr and full. In fat - .. at• - hP yrv+ent eystrm of a (roan) tor' life in !Osborne tow•neulp, un'il bis re- trivet. 1 where oar 10411. tate plies.. permanent each ee ti.m RPIMesPUl441i ••- of the amoral to Exeter tau )-.urs ROI. He was Ik•ys and girl., het.w.,'ti lir a_e" )eater„nod .'r..•aa cyan be puesrlVL.1 e United church upheld ;lie a[(lFWft unrrarrbvl. of fourteen auld eighteen who are Pontine erergr.'4 4 lvben• this w+ r nHce ens pr,v,cn4• 1Vtsch. Hart+r II!arve), a former living on the farm :old who have• nut •esible•, permanent eUasle•r, vu•h the. w lu.� ... •• at by. reprr,.aeu0ttiv(. 0f the Wanted-, v•II Exeter buy, but. twee mined chairesan lawn whiners In yrevl0u. V.•ntents err iehttV linea .: pipe. Vitglnbt ct,rge•r ku► rhucch. TiaP negative side �^'° of dip iN•wly-or:eruct Farmeri Poli'- ellgtt.ie. I•:trr)one why make. entry chi. rapM1dRrowlnt ulna: "H" 04'w now 1r•; The Judges were i4ev. W. M 2tiplmemil "1ro.t.... ..r a.. •I...,.. .,.,', d Should be 114 na•1- 1 {Irrttr w.thr of laxetrr. ( cut ....,n......,, K. ICIYrer 0f ('rwlltuu • ,laekatewnn. Ht+ wife w -a. Mies Ellen thin to do rt...• major ptortion of the Principal y lilmnre .d )ae-u•r. For vverrl year, work confer•:,d with such a - garden. li {louts blurred at Itruseets Mr. Harvey was inember of the :43,• The first •,t.•ntv•ftve aireh•nt.I(.n- The MTV two-story frigate Ioai.e on katchewita Legieleture for We Meder.•-I from the district will be thew accept- The 0u'wkirtx 0f Ilrultsels known a, Imp con,tituenep. ed. The• seed .Aggolted .for planting rt was Complete!)- Latimer Grieve. wbo for a number I (eighteen varieties( with lnstrue•• thedes Ityed b• {f((ree y Monday aught.ulnas b will be *1)ppnied at A total destroyed tel fire on of tiro conducted at drug .core et C. had been °erupted by Norman and 4Yrothror, has dlwpsoseeh of hi. buss- meg of fifty cent' to emit aroteestgnt. Leurard Parrish. who sines tate death mww, and moved file family to Exeter I This entry- tee moot aerwpany each of their soother a year ago lad been entry. mth "bitching." After sapper on Monday CLINTON These varieties consist of tomatoes. Phe countm7, tweet corn, eableige. (wear. beans. rued I 44.4) the house war ablaze and in • lad in Clinton and arreWpeauenta npineele' ,ntslrsl-) vhort -.taw wok' a pile 0f ashes. Noah- have betel wade to play in the parish , beet.;. ,scuts. Nw4es ,4utr1. fog was saved. The loss M plated at. hall of tit. Paul's church. Offken; err: M►s• remelt and citron. 1'an ex -I It2./100. 0r. which Niece 44 a stmt1l Ir, Prewl'Mn'. I'. A. Wiggins; vtce-pret•i- perleu(e lin. shown that from quote •banner. i dent, Mn`. (iurdou tlunlogttame•: t V • Ity n114 >avd Shinnied mire then sof- D.sth of Mire. Henry McClinehey I re-ary. Mrs. �. Seeley ; treasurer, Mee 8t'ie•nt vegetables .'nn be g?14w-n her' The Beeth of en . e, St aey. oc• I Gwep Holmes. Mune eew•. These gatnlens replaee al r11Pp. 0f ^h•' Goshen line, Stanley. ce- For some time Clinton atas had a farm garden and the crrlPtivt: seMct-L cnrrcd ,.udde•nly on March '271b. She Women'e Coneerva'1ve Association, and Pd are particularly well *dater for 1 organize(' home sow• *dater had been aiwerrntly In her uteual health and was attending ^o the dutice of her 'home when .he I,nel- p eerelly seamen'. She was thirty- two years of age and lead town roer- ried about twelve years. Her huehaml eurvivee, with a family of four young dauereers. Before her marriage de- l waw Mi*< Mellwaln of Gader- Ieh township, and she ix survived by traw- l-It/beet hither. three' beet/here, George. (secretary, Mem. O. L. 1'atsley Rt/beet aid Samuel Illrllrrafn, and urer, Mrs. G. W. Ccork; preset wecre- one sheer, 'Mrs. T. Bettlew• M('Klllop -cry, Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel ; pianist, township. The funeral took plate to Mrs. R. J. t:ibbinge; ward prestderee- Reefleld cemetery. fur ('limon, Mrs. A. F. Ctelmore, Miss ('. McLaren, Mrs. F. Axon. lire. J. C. Gendler ; for Mullett. Mies Ilrighs m : for Guderkb township, Mrs. F:. Yeo; for Ytnnley, Mrs. Ll. Alkenhead : for Thckerend`h, Mrs. A. ltruadfoet: con- ve finance committee, Misr F:. Ste- le te" aurtmrnt tai ARrlelsltun•. Hilton. Kenzlr; social committee. .Mrs. H. 1 ------ they wen: 041 • trip W having * fire in the store. About ,Y R4dhllUto11 Cluh has hcPu "man. i (*1404)44, onion sets, gdil11ug ouiu41r, radish, lettuce. 'lrtt*vsi4N, Inst week the Liberal wont•n a club for the town and Metric'. Dr. The ppnrlOme( will be judge.) fu mid - :thaw prestdal during the election of N•rmrner by A representative from the 0f19(eI, whloh re,nl'ed as follows: Itepertment of Agriculture ami the Honorary presidents, lit. Hou. W. L. prizes in emit contest are as inose: Mackenzie King and W. E. N. Sin- let, $4: 'l{nl. $3: 3rd. *:. 4th. 01. Liter, M.L'.I'. ; honorary vice-presidents. it 1. not ne cess cry- that the ,t,•hool 77rowa•s Ma(Mt11an, M.1'., and Dr. J. W. rection In which the .'ontteitant re - Shaw ; e - Shaw: president, Mrs. Wal'er Man- _vides is tanking part In school fairs ping; vice-president, Mrs. F. Axon: and t4 the cone...tents are within the este limit they may or nine not to at- tel)4ieg s.•hord. This( Ire an exes•Itene oppertimity width should .be of In- terest to all ley.: and girl. living In rural (sin twin It kes. Sine There RTP (MIT 0wenty4114P entries, allowed in loth ,rrnte••t it is. rec•twtsary that ate plkatios4 be .eat In 1(t an early dale. ,lggrliwMlon? .1 Id be mallet) to the ARrieulturnl Repn.wMathv. 1M BLYTH Mrs. Arthur Barr liar received word of 'he drank of her (Dela, Weenie 1)un- lotr. Ft EMn Creek. Manitoba. Mr, Be Proud of Your Stove's Good Looks! . enjoy the satisfaction of having a stove that looks as well as it cooks! ZEBRA will keep it new and glossy through years of use. ZEBRA LIQUID STOVE POLISH iwcxrrT'S (Oversee) LIMITED as a nliAt• T'ORONT'O rerealtfra t ss F`tesimoor', lire. A. J. Itolloway. At St. John'r church, tat. 'Phoniest, on Murch 22nd, Irene, eldest daugh'er of 1 'Mrs. R. E. Ilulmer of that ' to Julm cit)•, Will unt'ed in marriage F'. Mr... eon of i.. W. leek and the llint witI, in n`v releineiving Int[olunin onmTb.v late Mrs Levis of Clinton. y Rev. Kennreh J. Beaton, n Clinton rleev you elicit. to buy the best for old 'hap, has been appointed associate- secretary of the hoard of home mise .done of the United Churc•4 of Canada. lir. Re•a'on event fifteen yee.rs as a We -do :try in ('hhu, returnistg to ('an• a.1.1 tato peer. •IMany telsegukted persons thlefe the trite lest of friendship ie whether the friend will lend mon(.)-." -Joint 1t Bokefeller. jr. Did You Ever Stop to Think? eNe. tf it were not for 11e advertise- anent•. people well(' knew nothing about bargains. The Fele Inform pespde what is for 'role and scheme, eo tlwt rain -lake advantage of The homilies that IewlnM• 4.(iI,(-,'rria hese 40 offer. There 1, m. use In taking (honer., as to Mee quality of the g 'Ld• pen, hay. You even test oft all p ,cubic (•hanrns by bey lig item home merchants wit"' saved Ise. ENIPIA1'P 8'r'oCKIIOi.UBRS In Fdtl•Irhrn t.. the quality and +Pr 4 tier ,It get ctom yn111' 11.011• neer - I 14e11 'Tieloph n IVhant. poor Ontarin end Qtlwlrea• ere `Lues nunp have little to sprten('. Irl t ht ',Ascribing on tate Instal- blade slily- In th.• None howl. mel hops( keep for Int- i 14'.e ..f ,;il h on (own Moving. Your :own 11.41. y lit 4 h 4 .0T shrferr', tee of the I w Mane' 31144 ns yon twv.t pill? 444 (I chew plan se an investment rne('dum I bon cru be lipatl in y.t11",4f en4) for their ouving's l •down In the Com 1 when pan an• loyal to your town. patty's 'utensil repo.M, whkei seater Home nN•n•hnuep• are . nrehtl wire; •ha• of U'4,479 wor::Pr. eligible to tette thinT4,,t , ,...not tlw grainy � they. '.,'rthe 12.fIJ are now enbaerilnR411,277 Aorta. her' before offering It hr their tfnoR through local pop•rw. n P even n.wke, your dolor. .- Employ -Pee 0f the h ('nmgwnp In At. Psnares meat pin for more then Millet . of Bell *book. 'Tibet these 'elephone 4'm- piloye.w have continued to mate con- " *.."4' Inv' Notice ,to Water Takers The Water and Light Com- t[li„i011 is pleased to announce a reduction of one dollar per annum on house wlttrr rales from January fat. Owing to the large number of 'takers thin reduction mean* con- siderable lean revenue, and consumer, are asked to co- operate in the economical operation of the plant by see- ing that the water ie not wasted and that all leaky tap, or services are fixtd at once. L. L. Knox, W. T. Murnny, Sec'y. Chairman, Itothri-47rveri THIS EASTER TIME _ Lilies. the Easter Flower, in profusion. Also Roses, Carnations, Sweet Peas, Daffodils, Tulips. Potted Daffodils, Hyacinths and other Plants. We can serve you well, both locally and in other countries, through our Florists Telegraph Delivery. GEO. STEWART Bruce Street Phone 105 Goderich AP IP E AR ASI 11E APPEARANCE PERFORMANCE COMFORT VALUE T. designer, of the new Durant 6-14 built beauty into its loos just as they built comfort into its riding qualities and performance Into Int motor. The low -set body, long, flowing lines and wade sweeping ferekre together will the spear -point decorative motif carried throughout, account for the attractive appearJ., r of this new Durant product. You will beat appreciate the Appearance, Performance, Comfort and Value of this new, medium -price. six -cylinder Durant, by accepting your dealer's invitation to drive It. Tie Chiron, Fowr rational a ow important wed arrows Dada' prodwas DURANT MOTORS .1 CANADA. LIMITED vetoer) (LT •4104) CANADA A 4300 G JRINT PETER GRAF, Goderich NELSON STREET - TELEPHONE 38 s