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fMrs. Jaunt' tjeott of Clinton win
' attend the winter with her sun In Ne.
vada.
a.
eron las beeu appt'lu
lulone1111I licensee in 1'
trio piece of Normae 1
Imutely held the maltlo
• ianderson. of $s5J th,
.aro i+ elgety-fourth yeas. feU
wt11p ea the weJ is church frac-
bee arm Set Wow, `elder.
Wow,
reli ae•' sitter, -had righi. hand rI i"
tHe-wfttgar and tt
too stltcines being regfited/IF Vs
the woabL
efeeervellbell Cesbett.ot I!iiDdatlsh►bas
been applented registrar pelage the
Fa re Relief Act fee the lege ty of
Hump. This Le an appoint incl ander
the Federal tiosesosoent.
HuglbPesglaa, a liteioss release* es
HowWit- IewweltlWdeer'October I'{%
at en Upset of two days. He wee
six sarfeef age and file eurylvetW
bis petitt a diegetw, ti
saddeoly oe !3e-
tober 121 *rime Yargarette, 1d4�Lg1e►-
ter of Mr. and lain. William HAM*
ton, at their home on the 7th coerce
Mon of Grey township. Dated tial
twenty-two years of age. -
A young deer was killed titight
recently on the Thames rgjila within
.41scov-
w•ith
&been
struck by a niotor ear. weighed
about three hundred pounds. _..
The marriage of Bertram Hebbald.~
of Hoyt -lea township, and Miss Bertha
Smith, It Wrcr:eter.—w*e solemntaed
October 13th ■t Caledonia, Rev. Ernest
Jacques, nacre of the groom, odclet-
Ing. The newly-weds will reside on
the groom . farm In Ilowick.
Murray Johnson, of WIIlgham, was
adjnrtln[ the belt on a gasoline pump
at one of the service stations In that
town when his right arm was caught
and broken between elbow and wrist
and the muscle; tarn right up to the
shoulder. The arm was placed la a
plaster met.
The death of John ()NMI/bell Case -
more on Friday last removed a well-
known resident of Morris township
Deceased was le hist sixty-seventh
year. He Lad been In poor health for
some months and In August fractured
his trip. Surviving are his wife, a son,
Milo. of Morris township, and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. L. Orr, of Turnberry.
Tbe ma-rlage of Wlnnifred Louisa,
youngest datrgbter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Kruse. Restore'. to Raymond
E. Nott. only son of William 1. Nott
half -a -mile of Exeter.
Bred cert morning In
two legs broken, and
th !p,,� tit. etae'k, agd hyla 11401.4tstlYdtlw'7efd ter a ch;1/; lair tit -
He i* t-ei[bth
slid to reeved by We Is and
dengheer, 7,m.aeett flet of
tchetier,
d,1
The death of Watteau Lewis Mair
vl
at (Union on Saturday attir-
e his seventy-elgbt6 year. De-
'spat
born is Bretttford.� Ill
•ptiat Reit of hit life to nullitt 3�n-
ship, retiring to Olsten 1a 19* He
is survived by his wile, ons eon: Wil-
liam A. oe the homembeed 1111 Hallett,
and tour (Slaughter*: ire: •,lt,, lit MC,
Gregor, Hallett Mrs. J. ,$. Beds" -
dee. Clinton ; Yrs Wm.
Mound Viae, Mergsret
Mrs. McDonal4, widow of Pater. Mc-
Donald, died at Uektoetl4-
Nth. en her mesperlaree
Ste was a resident tom'
the Hut'oa-Brnnee bou
otte
ter,
deceeeed tut ate
piaughtery toil hoer
sad James, In /dsifstt•
ea the home farm, and
AaMeId township The fuse
place to Pine River cemetery..
PlIuin sso —WiUl
A quiet wedding took plead
Thursday morning, October 1S*,.
Wesley -Wiles massae, Clinton, f
Pearl It. Wlftiams of Blyth, t ride*
graduate of Mabee hospital. betas
united to W. Ross Fitsalmons, elder
eon et Mr. and Mrs. H. FitaslaNMs of
Clinton. The young couple wUl reside
In Clinton, where the groom is to
Nutmeat' with his tatber.
(illi-Be7
At the United church parsonage.
Wheatley, on October 18th, Mildred
Adele. younger daughter of William
Hoy and the lata Mrs. Eloy of !Ethel,
was united In marriage to Isaae Ed-
ward. sod of Mrp. GUI and the late
Wliltsm
Goll of lathel. The ceremony
was performed by lice. C. Elmer Tay-
lor, a former .pq•tor at Ethel. The
couple lett 0*' a motor trip to On-
tario points fore settling 'in their
home at Etl►
Drysdale Citizen Passed
Alexander Durand, of the Blue Wa-
ter highway district near Drysdale,
died October 10th at the age of seven-
ty-six yea: -s. Five days before he was
struck by a car while crossing the
road, and, while at the tiwe he did
HOLMIBVILLE
HOLMROV`1LLii, Oet. fig.—An Inter-
ssttng seating of the Y.P.R. was held
owe Nay ,eeuing under the direction
=MI Melee ilacMath, eltlaesablp
error. At the conclusion of the
opening devotions. the tlertpture lesson
wits read of Mtse Edith Herbert and
sauu eats concerning It were given by
�>ltte ?rewetttha. Iran Jervis gave a
ending and the topic wa taken
W ERA ,Cox. Reports of Y.P.R. con-
y...meat Dungannon and Leamington
wa.e tts3 "hy �'th.z: .v.cMetk . Bed
Alta MoCertney respectively. A
pup ?art of the program was the
ofewe based/se guitar selec-
tion* by Bea Prase. The meeting eon -
eluded pith the Ydpak beoedietloa.
Was Woke Bond, ,pianist, played
while tjte young people were gathering
for the meeting. Mies Edna Huller,
coonveoor, is pomades the pro-
-' 11arlsay neviptcOctober 31st,
the yorlate two* gyp
heeding ;Ant -
deed concert which all ire urge
to ., A splendUprogr
g of a lamotrS*$
a '• 91RT
ater F ea
Lakes Is S
South Shored, Inundated While
Dry Areas Appear on
the lllorth
Buffalo, (let. 01.—Bummer residents
on the north shores of the Great Lakes,
who. -haze beer wetehtnv wlrh else=
the annual drop In water level, leav-
ing rocks hitherto submerged high and
dry, and wharves and piers on dry
lauds, need not tear the lakes are dry-
ing up, according to Father John P.
Jelauey, professor of physics at Cant -
slue College here. The water • which
has receded es -t. uorth-.abate hall
inundated the toukh or United States
spores Outing the last few years—and
al',because the fart.4 has developed a
blEsrer, be elated.
old >isteeretarth'a profile, or.
yeirlus Iquebee, On-
o t - p•*asllarn States, Els
n on a deeided'bulge during
,NB sears or :.o and the end is
Delaney, who
e study of Ole
w months, the
iting"-•mer
• Mob aoca
This tilt
os. 'gene-
t
nt f,Lake. tias
hat (»5a*
hat
es each cage.
not seem to have suffered any injury,
he hbesmp. ill and pasted away. An
lnqueelas held, but no blame was at-
tached to the driver of the car, who
WAP proceeding very slowly when the
o
\u t F
and the late Yra. Non. [ mond-
accident o,ccdrro'ol.
vllle, was quietly solemnised ■t Port Farewell Gilts Presented
Perry on (tetoher Nth by Rev. James
Milord. uncle of the groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Nott will reside In Fgmondvllle.
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Neal game nxTdenly eariy Tdetelar
morning, oced to Edwina/
tteet f
IC t, p ow*.
e )404,
.sbting be was etrtcklle
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"Blue" Spells
Reduce some women to the
pelttdase •haelow of their owe
smiling selves. Others take
the Vegetable Compound
when they feel the 'blues"
coming on. It steadies quiver-
ing nerves ,.. helps to tone op
the general health...gives them
more pep ... more charm.
LYDIA E. PINKNAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
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-Brophey Bros.
THEDING
ERAL DIRECTORS
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7
maim
AND 6
Ambulance service at all tours.
da or nicht
l21OEiZa: Stere 119 -1311m-317
OODEICICH
The ladies of .Wesley-Wlllb church,
Clinton, last week bade farewell to
lases-ot- .heel number..3tra
Moon and Mrs, Fanny Meldath. Mrs.
ltobissow is removing to Goderich.
wheal , lear`linsbsetd Ras engaged in
bgstass ,'and lin. McMatb is ;deg, to
Toronto tie reads .with ber(deeg teed,.
Theormer was $resented with a
h.Sntlful tppT et the Felted Cbureb
Hymnaty,'tI6411rs. Y'Yath With a
gold -mount lain pen.
Besx 11111111141 ea t'.borne Lad
Baring all the thrills that come
with the Information of winning a
new car :aid receiving the congratula-
tion., of ninny friends, only to rind out
later that the whole thing was a hoax,
was the experience a of an 1'sl.orne lad
last week. The Ltd purchased a tick -
e1 on II ear that %u)• uta be drawn for
gay Itidge•own. host estt'k he received
teephnue calikilurts.rtiugju be from
Ridgetuwu. the Jae was the winner of
the car. 11e lived in exultation for
is few docs. only to Lind out that some-
one -had flayed a trick on him.—Exe-
ter Times-Adcoca h'.
Gamble--MaeDonahl
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and Embalmer
All calls promptly attended W
day or might
—AMBULANCE
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Store 338
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tee
Bina. 'n:
Moe
solved: ' ' at
xebarge d iil,090
November let (ay Donde
bonds due 181' i'
Yr. David reale pat 10.,clalm tor
damage .0 wagon at hW Ouso eetrioa
10. Moved by and Ja a�oo the
be laid on able • Little
.ring witnesses to next g. Oar
tied. x
The following bills aid aecenitte
were ordered paid, on motion
son and ttberwood : W. a.
sheep claim, ill; Thos. Garvey,
valuer, 11; local ueleetoro of jurors.
112: Itobt. Howard, wood for relief,
$2.:0: Frank Austin, delivering wend
for relief, 91; Goderich Star, print -
lug. $0.50: Fred Anderson, tile, 84e;
F.;weed Drennan, grading, 98; Frank
Johnston, postq'and lala,r, 97.81; Har-
vey Millet, ey4milts and repairs, 91116;
Rae & Porteous, paint. a ire and clamps,
17.70: Jas. Sherwood. grading, 98.50;
Herb ('urran, salary, 918.30.
The report of the Oirvi u drain was
read and received on motiou of Zinn
and Sherwood.
Bylaw No. 10, appointing deputy re-
turulsg officers and poll clerk,, was
Counciladjourned on motion by
hnstoa and Zinn to meet. November
.0. E. MsD(/'tA(:li, eledi.
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e. (X LBORNE TOWNSHLP
o. Minutes of melting of Colborne
township council held sktober 0th.
411 the members were present. Min-
utes of hc.t regular meeting acre read
and approved. • - -
A tetter was read from hiss 11.
I ('lark, regarding the relief car for the
Rest. She as -ked the council if they
%%Wald consider donating coutaiuer,; ns
many women would ..,11tHIM( the pre-
served fruit, but cannot afford 10 buS
gems every year. Mute of the council
thought this t>gwise, owing to condi-
tions in our own township, %'-Rile utile,
members thought potatoes and vege-
tables w'nuld be a I,etts'r donatiuu. The
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are 'Vet"
ot. Wig
ten side, ghlwh
News of the Farm
Noted, aad Comments oa
Agricultural Topics
County .
Plowing Match
Expert Plowmen Compete in Nor-
ris Township—Winners in
Various Classes
annual meet of Huron County Plow-
man's Assoclatloa was held today on
the farms at-Aaskl _$aitit._apd..Bms!9
Elston Cardiff, 5th line of Morris
township The weather was rather
cool for spectators. bat ideal for the
thirty-six coeteatants Boll was in
good condition and a large g$thering
assembled. Wm. Doherty of Toronto
Judged the events. Results follow:
High cut In cod, open, Bert Heming-
way. Brussels; Mows and dnlah, W.
ironnie. Waitoo. Jobstes .a..^ws la Ile.,
opeii2 Tustin `iTn: Mauro; and
finish, R. O. Brown, Galt; Olen Me -
Fadden. Millbank. Jointer plows In
cod, no cut or handling, Wilbur
Willetts, W Ingham, winning A. J. H.
Eckardt sliverlee service; Bennett
Yl[cbetl, Lbtoeel ; Gerald Nell, Kirk -
ton ; Elmer Denub, Walton; Thos.
Clark, Brussels.
Boys sixteen to nineteen years, Earl
Otettte, Mitchel; beat emwn, Wttbert
McFadden, Yllibenk ; hest finish. Gor-
don Scott, Cromarty ; H. Defoe, Drum -
be.
Boys under- sixteen la stubble,
Kenneth Brown, Monkton ; crown and
Mnlob, Jas. Adams, Wroxeter: Bruce
Jeffrey, Teeswater : ItL..rel 1.. Cunning-
ham. Brussels; Stuart Brown; Brus-
sels; Wm. Jeffrey. i'eeswater.
tingle riding plop s In sod, Jobs
Hall, Ayr, winning Massey -Harris
voucher; Oeo. Martin, Brussels; Rob-
ert Meelurray. itelgreve; W. Melee,
Brussels.
Two furrowed tr$ Q t,, Meese
Stan. Minitell ; hest crown,
carving set, Gonion Nctartn, WA
best finish..l'o' Nudth, Brusse
fnrroe ed tractors, Thos. Yllb
Bels, %lancer of carving set.
T. G. H•emptdU, Wroxeter.
begs of wheat berries for cru a
finish winners it each class.
In the production of wheat in 1935.
Canada was in the eighth position with
etniXeletimo hu.lwis, dieing exceeded by.
Russia, Mina, the Tatted Rtater, Erlt--
WI ludla, France, Italy and the Ar-
gentine. lit the export of wheat in
nets; the"1Tnthimeh led -Tile Wartd:
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dressed poultry depends
upon the manner in
has been furl or finished
for market. Yllkfed la
to birds which have
feeding In Mates
ration of finely ground
milk. Title preemie M-
e -reamer
S4bttaas More regular
gives every lud4etlon
valuable addition [o the
Ontario. Its possibilities
IytsyMtfgated in other
'M�etlou at pee•
a elatlrely to this
drown from
to 15,000 at present,
the Increasing interest
as a field ccs,{r. Present
•hlefiy for seed. which,
y rich In protein and
commetrlal value. The
for which the soybean
are numerous. The
considerable value on
Ilse stock telling, and
Gena plant fusel[ poetesses
value for fodder. It
♦ <hat as production la
p may Ind Its greatest
term rather then In fn-
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ragarse-86ae Pitching Championships
Her'ae•sboe pitching, the typical old
farpu epott. has lost none of 11a grip
on tural tario aid Information front
local via eeachlog the Royal Whiter
Fair melees toe hlgber level of *tt,tiu-
meat aed'keener interest in tem spent
u moat old players can reealL-• .gain
he championship, of caned* are to
he decided (taring the last roue -tags
unite Royal Winter Fair, ;november
15 These ebampbaahipa, singlA
and doubles, are the officially reeog-
•lxetl competjtUons sanctioned by the
Domini'nt sharia Horse-sboe Pit-
chers' .t..nd They are held un-
der the susplees of the Royal Winter
Pie- Itse.f and will he conducted by a
special committer. -
The open singles championship 1s for
e'Llam.md Calk-Horse•ahoe Co. Ltd.
re -forty, with four money prizes. The
ells Iplea doubles Is for The •T. A.
Murphy, M.P.I'.. -IdI nge trophy, and
herr money prize:.
in additioahere ire tit"-, 1I singles
t tt; q
and doubles, open t.. non. winner, Is
either champion or .lama 1d, d,vbio$.
Trophied, bre held for QtiC year end the
da Howe -
Quality lit dr
almoost entirely
which a bird
in preparation
a term tpplied
been finbahed through
or pens on a
grains and ml
edible sslsrial.
Tbe maybes
of bseomiug a
Merolla of
Ate beteg shire
pro,Wl'es' too,
seat Is limited
Peewit'. e. The
1,000 in 111Q9
which indicates
the soybean
=action is c
g extreme)
oil, has a high
Lndustrial awe
can he utilised
seed also has
the farm for
sinee the ed7
a blghly nutritive
le Mudie posabi
creases teed, em
nett as the 15
a y.
;from the water
``vee beetle* the
(e level has got
r cottages at Illl-
NY.. In Jbt°le
inipett-
ted 0
MOO tont
td,itither. ,
�es�
.lily to ibis en't
for i Or think
gr uy, i'att�r
.• fjet ls' that
iiclutky h'd,s not 9
-lien.. Tbe el iipl _ls
gee the' urn nae
ere depressed the
h. As a rs slowly �OKes1
north, the areas, freed . o
this enormot! • e*andte ire ally
proximately their node* stew. - la
ebautne that
In tb
enit Wet
The church of the Sacred Heart,
Wingbam. was the scene on Wednes-
day. (k'toier 17th. of the wedding of
Marion Elizabeth, eldest daughter of
Yr end Yrs. Ikmald MacDonald of
Ri$y, to George Ambrose Gamble,
only son yr- Mr,,. acre";
Gamble of Meshes.
Paquette stfic
was Mier'clays..
the bridegroom. aide
wit Wilf:esl Wttite•ot
the ceremony a' wedeleig
served at teed, Hotej lora
ham. Mr. and, Mrs.' amide
Ride nn the brld. 's' fsse, ellee
°Linton.
council deok14st to take no action.
A letter was read from .trthur Hoy
testing that his hound was killed and
wished the (•onnefl would have the
taxes on it cancelled. Tabled to the
December er meeting.
The Reeve was given power to sign
money -orders to the c"ntraetora be-
tween council meeting•.
Tbe collectof'. time was extended
eat month.
road superintendent's vouchers
other twee s wad !Tenni ned' -
paaee'I for payment: i*oad,
teat's vouchers, X12.17'
e, one aheep'tlll
sanitery limpet•
papering towns
Adams. week to
'erilt. fila y. as o
om
most pierce It Is safe
the change Inv
north-eastern ph
earth's surface 1. 4111
.
The
whole
,re.s 11 known am re-
storation
of i-ostasy. At- a certain
distance from the earth's core Is a belt
Is ger-
from
from which isost:a -tic
erne.!. Here the pre equal at rules of the ItJetminittw
air es Inca H r t i :. f 'Mt h 7rhlhe 1 �h7)Fi9Te11e 4----; rnro
furies the earth - -nr ace when Ia titions
, the '` h. r. conform with
glaciers ,instal ba• 1, :Mutating" of years-IpvIflo•atlous in rule Entries in Ott
ago. 1? is still :.i 'o rk here. I have I.,.r.e-shoe "'i t.• -i- nMet be In tilts
estitepord that ih'• total tilt, at Its b:ids 71-44'4" >[aLy oy:al tat
highest -point, is-everal feet above Its F•,ir, -217 Bay str.r•t, Toronto, un No-
isT
aitdlate post-gracial level. •
rr'tH rhe is cootinuing at about n "'Isl. lith. ,
•
htlodrosIth of .in inch a year."
Otbera Support 7beiry- I:ed,s that lire to 9 o Uttered In eel -
Lir or dug -out .I..u. j :, carried lu lm-
mc'cllate.y after the last good r..at.t ng
tligbt they are tik, I w get. �At—the
Central teal Farts Mil le na-
[t!w est week In Novem-
rutting teas Ana) for Winter
Father tleluu'•) is. not alone in this
theory. $elsun.legists In (iernlany and
t'..lif•.ruia h:ne Ireert .tn.lving this
rbnuge
and their Ilhalm:, coincided th
rather 1)1:aue>''• theory in aitrl
every Inst:.n"• 4
Prather Delaney is atter more *tette
:tie tnsasin•emcnta and data. H@ plata
to ase a selsutograph for tbile.doer,
lose and plant a uounler of spirit 1teeis
in the Refrain tidally to recosOthe
progr's; of lite "ftlir-
it It c•ontinuem LIS ;
iMfi�of the•
contention of 'Prof, Ail 1'. Cotentin, Cnt-
%Nicety Toronto. that
the Bu' 0 Mees
going o . th! no
York. sties*
M1e>}1gu0
he Oahu
euttlnt
Thursday. October 23t . 19116—T
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Plumbing, Heating
—OE—
Eavestroaghing
001 HAVE IT
Repairs for all makes of
stoles or furnaces
l'rompt service and resume
able prices
John Pinder
Phone 1'7 P. O. Rex 121
Men's Clothes
The very latest in
Summer Wear
EVERYTHING THAT'S
NEW IN KEN'S
• WEAR
Chas. Black
EAST STREET AND
SQUARE, GODERICH
Any cultivator, wbetber et the sell
or of the chancier, has Med of long
tteooe.
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T
't m two weeks is Oetol„-r le
tide to clean tip the garden
to reelutteinnort Infestation. The ite.
'partition .-advises burning x11 les't•..
re , *cads, fallen fruit and es i, r
al• otter Meg ratted up atoll
qopO Ing or' dieting the Boit
, l{4acos, eJ'bssa and trelllsea
id ill white • cern broom.
• ere ore
Needed
ay K egg- earls L.
lvina
mem
y lay air the
tend may be
nth* %� s, but the heti ltai
that will Ivy
iea.. 1lug--illi
*teed Math
re To Isl. and
birds all the
doce•eary ele-
adaYing of eggs
is impaired
deferent rash
It be a t4latake
end hare sheaf
poet. l 1 n twee
dlttdn of steins
•re required after the New Year.
There 1. no doubt that good quality
apples are going to be scare and will
snake goon values before the season Is
$nlahed.
The English apple crop Is the larg-
est In many years, the quality 1a gen-
erally ve;•v good, though practically
every market has more than Its share
tit Inferior grades- Values are ex-
tremely low. a filet that I. Influencing
the prlre of colored Canadian apples.
Ontario Itartletts have met au un-
favorable market. The pears hove
lauded In excellent (+audition, hut un-
htjjunately ninny of then) are very
small this season, with the result that
the market has not been a. good as
11 they had beeh Larger. English
pears are yulte 111111(111, as well as
English plums.
Obey be nixes,
may he pan
t'hc• ge((ran”
'Qhi ksa. sali
tty hound Mad
(ions. J. ie.
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tit* r
A • w • R'S WORTH
••�"T' M
tills smrp•sl sat Mali with $1 fee eche ereatk trial tu6t�IKtew
Tim CHRISTIAN Sctlats,moNrros
sower.
*OW. Er. Battey [teed for tee
t atrnaIMi tetere motto* tO
1t1 11990. n soardent
had one off t
t �]�•t
in 8opforth, and for
Weld wee -a tlienictoeet l4
i .. , maw boo tlfec'.1110
,c, a to l
m saMee tit bouts,
rayl: ifyth''' aweon Jenkin,"►�
; Rydreen, of the Welfetia
to ltwtItate staff. and De.
KrytFort Femmes, yd
eauffeerea us' ytsnde, of the
"n in a
At an 1m•
4.551 dtdr-
ea by B. W. of *Iwamoto
ccs o1 11'rIM which In themother
hla afie
ss r l
fueled 1n
Seatb. Hees Mashies lingered on, and
stew an opentieit and a Mood trees
ruffle settee to Improta ; het the
abort{ 411 the aeMReet and one the cps
°ratan were (•a0 motet Far bat strength
ani Mie sue used ea, /MaRay.
Andre*
1d sister,,
Fulton, ovcr*eas frnit
P, repotep that ;Inco ar-
lingtand a Week - Igo he
livelp the ye 1. `Illiarkeeri ail
i dgd alt` • F ueliah
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
WE CARRY 'A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
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FRANK WARIER
Telephone 82 — Goderich
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THE PROPER CARE OF
YOUR AUTOMOBILE
Sport Model Top
WHILE they are made of a wf its waterproof qualities and leaks
r v fercnt material and „. c
doeWh�en this occurs it Is uncles• to
try to waterproof the material with
* (mating of varnish, lacquer or ant
other kind of surface finish. They
are not suited to material of this
type, and are liable to cause it to
atiffen Tucker, or become dis-
colored. The proper compound to
use on sports model tope to renew
their waterproof qualities 1s one
welsh iRt Wlsk Mae the aetissawd
waterproof the Shores without
changing the color or appearance
of the material to any way.
coated with a varnish. as are
tops of close,' cur.. 't certain
nmonnt of In: ;lection and care is
rosemary to the upkeep _of the
. ;,ort model ton. This style of top
le triads from s gray, tan or khaki
coloured fabric sailed Leal or Bur -
'hank clotlb It umiak consists of
two layers -of closely woven cl"th
vhich are factcned together with
, rubber element. When thie material
ie new it will resist weather.
Atter the car has been in ser-
vice for a ear or two however,
the top tMaasFtat sometimes loses
Neat: "Cars at Fenders."
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