The Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-05-02, Page 6tiselli
It is amazing what' one', ca' de with
annual flowers ` done even In our re-
latively short .Canadian
n,
Some seeds, like alyssrlrxa„• nastur-;
tiub� and 'poppies, tee
sown
inMa Will e �
a
}}
or
beans, s,
whichi
e
h
will
lt
re
ac
h
blooming in JulyIt. ie quite pO Sibol'et threetoeitht feet nid-J
1
I3n
,
too, to add Weeks to our seasonof These furnish ala ie,aactiground
,
g b : setting oat', well started for the hundreds of dwarf to anedium-
0 linin Y }!t d
bl Alisted
a
+� Which
are1
ate+ w
`t annual, g'C'i',
i s rt t a
p'lan'ts. tlf cosmos, . asters, ,zinan ill m art lieit,h , seed catalogue. elds ,nicothie, etc., wbieh . ev .' es any unsightly'
bloorning almost immediately. To screen verandahs ,• or 1 �'G rainier
T is h move every year, or are fence such things as sea
afra
an who
° mi{:
gardens with annuals alone. For back-
ground instead o; list= perennial -trees
and shrubbery he seicets from a good,
seed catalogue. • bin
busby Y.
annuals like
dahlias, eosnios,''Afi:ican marl golds, and
:. beans, morning glories or hope will de
they might, can easily marks 1 . .
few 'e
the job inz� P. el, s,
- - � -- Grow •Vegetables QuickiY
Anotheri)ad
AheckbY dr h
e
ror
anything
Tender vegetables are quickly grown.
THE GOD
shoved along about an 'bleb under 'the
soil will tultiv gate nn lnuiudt'ed feet Or so ,
f fperenriial lits in. thirty • inuteii.
Special 1iowors
if a eapPly.of oat ,,ewers is `wanted
for the .taable, /blooms with long stems
that will Beep "w ll in -water, the horti»
cultural authorities urge the planting
of sweet pears, snapdragons, eosnlos,,
zinnias., lupine, African marigolds,.
rasions, astute, single and double, ver-
bena and salpigl'ssis: "
For scent, especially In the evening,'
f'ew nicotine, e.wna'tn,ons,' JY iiunonette
Ar . stocks will pperfuano . 'the whole
garden. {
Solid beds o aminal) or big blooms
In borders have exceptional appeal and
these can be, made up of petunias,
phlox,
dw rf
ai
aids
DHa
st t u
ms,
verbenas or zinnias,
,To
Se woodiness,. - bl Ca
u S
is
- Ise. , ia�
_� eliminate ��uc
h aiige>c' �ren+eed�
k e t gardeners push their plants
mare
.� of
tiolest a
to
ns
e
nt a
otild �� re u . pp ,.
n
with
f
q ,
to
a.
t : commercial fertilizer. This- must be
the, thousands who tas9,
To -- -,--alternig-beds Ted carefully so as to tie close ttj
ht�aio. sleep1 and. to appl but. not actually, touching stems or
w
RIC kolsTAteSTAR
Base slumber will riot
Toha ales an a of
p Watering, of course, will also keep
way, those.' . broken by vegetable gardens .growing in dry
but 'leges rest 3s ea
• tmares. Weather, but where the. 'luxury of a
bad dreams:�' and nightmares. hose . ,is not available one can keep,
.in the 090. ''114 wake -gip with cultivatnOn alone
Tothin
morning as tired as on going to, bed;
e °lburn's. Health and f m the Prairie Pro
�.�we offer. in Mi
el soothe
Nerve Pills a remedy to help
and calm the nerves. and bring .them
” back to a perfect condition, aad
e_ • ' shauld-`be xno:..
when tlus,?s done .them .
to • shat -
due
' hts
less nights more sleep 4 g
tered nerves.
' jilbutn Co:, tied.,, Toronto. -Ont.
T
The .
roots.
WVEK- Busiiftg not neceSsara'a
F
ls, ,
k r
eon a
reference ,11ao s, pe
r CARLOW
ASK YOVR
DOCTOR ABOUT
WIIOLE WHEAT!
0ArRLOW �`' April 30.. --The ' farmers;
have been t ery busy .on. the ,'land and
much grain is sown. Some will finish.
this, week, . and prepare .foe~' 'planting
quite a
�willb
e un
h
re q
Which there
he
beans, of 'Y
large °=aere�at;e.. ,. �,,, .,,e .. �a ., ..
Ars. R. M Young and Miss l9abel
nd
-e
the Week
-end
r spent
of
Toronto ' n .x
rYou
g
with. the -formes s . sister, Mrs, Jarvis
\ltBride, and other friends.
ltr. William l~ ow ler has rented his`
farm to Mr. Verne Jewell for _ f...y a'r,.:.
and Mr. Russell Hill Is' *rising :'yrs.
R. ':ti. 3: oling's. farm this ye11r,
° The maple •syrup, easen was good but
very. Short. The syrup was' of excel:
moving : • lent qua >irty.
things
• oisture in two. ways, ' lits. yawl,,~Gt;�dart aYld her dough-
as'
hug =
This; any oCanadi Moisture ters, Mrs. ° Mink end Mrs. Norms,
vi Canadian kills
e it attended the'funeral of Mrs.
. ,. weeds that vs_ Detroit,..
winces iris's , it l.ills . , r�.. Jacob -_;Fisher,.
water'' and it the ,ks evaporation by tStoddart s sister, M
up �,
n . For this cultivation a, ` small -op '1uesday, April 23rd, 'Mr, and Mrs.
the sun. Villing% London, ,;leo attended the
'ftlttetal;....,.,., ......
Hiss Isabel Tyndall, R.N., returned
'Toronto on'Wednesday and later
to
goes to Northern Ontario, where she
will be en a ed• in welfare work around
gg
Callander.• ,
Quith a lot of fruit trees, shrubs and
small ffults were received on Monday':
in .Gaderieh and 0istribtited, mostly to
farriers in' the district.. famil ...who
And Y,
•
• ilson
as W
Mr. Thom
-bas*e lived an Auburn for several years,
are moving back to his -farm at Carlow
.. week ._Mr.`s and Mrs.. W. w.
this_ � _ .
Walter`hai"e: moved. into `the-Townshi
:Ila
Mr. Robert . Robinson has been en-
Y aged by Mr. Wm. Thom for .the season.
The fall .wheat is:looking well:and is
corning on'Sne. ' - • -
AYE WHOLE WH�T
hoe is,,simost esserttial, klut there•ale
Other good tools as well,' �' ."lt'tle
flnr
'
�e ed wire cults
veto will rl
liia
workwon-
.
r w
dors ground and un, ex .g 4 #. Sowers_
d, vegetables. A Dutch hoe~which is
X be' . .. .
numen
•
Get .y readfor Spring—Order, nosy Noy advance price.
• Get
. M Ll will
i n ` rahiie""toekFo�'e "Laxge�.fore gg
its to your home.
'free transportation ' oto -Aur office.
°
bring '
Williams & Son Granite 'Works
1.47 St,..Patr'ick sat. Phone 105, STRATFORD
•
WERS SHARPENED
-
SHARPENED
-Ilave your, Laws Mower sharpened on the most. modern
machine on the -market. It' costs no' more to have 'it done
the right way« 111 work: finished when promised: ;
NF F LAWN MOWERS at prices that will surprise you,
GAI UEN TOOLS
- -- -•-.: -
We have .a new shipment of Spades, Hoes, Rakes, Yorks and
Clippers. Treat yourself to some new garden` tools.-
= Geo .. Stoke-
•PHONE 2063 Machinist EAST QST.
A placid old lady; who took -life
philosophically, sat knitting 'in the
drawing -room. _:- To her came rushing
her ten -year-old granddaughter.
"Oh, granny," cried the girl, "father's
just : fallen °of the roof !" 'b
"I know, my child," replied the old
lady, scithourt even raising ;her• eyes. "I
saw hiim`.pass..the window."
50(1 Women Attendi
o Sea£orth Meeting
United Church Presbyterial
W.M.S.----Fine Reports
Presented,
About WO ,wonten attended the an,
mail meetingof the Huron Presbyterial
Women's -Missiornary Society held in
'Seaford" -United church on Tuesday;
April 23rd, Mrs. R. 11. MeKenzie, of
,Sea•1orth, presided. •
At the close of the morning worship
'�` "V«
Wee ledd. .by Mrs.
JQQ 1,
Tod which w _s
er x
1?
'li'` orkmala 'Seaford', and' Mrs. Powe,
Centralia, \words of welcome were
eo
n
-
ways,, by Miss Vi besavaugoof Sea -
forth,
to :which Miss. Jean Murray of
Hensall made fitting reply. ,Interesting
"
ies
'reports werega.
given for the
auxiliaries,
v
Mission ' Circles, affiliated C.G.I.'T,
groups, mission bands ,(with presentee
tion of certificates of recognition and
affixing of seals)'. and the baby bend, by.
the secretaries, 'Mrs.': W. J. Thonnpsou,.
Miss <. C1are McGowan, Alia Caroline.
Wellvaood, •11.rs.; W. Pickard and Mrs, .J;
M. iSoutheott,'all showing that the past.
Year
.d
been
•amost
a
uCceSs
f10n
e.
Each church' •w''as advisedtto seed a'
_, te-.toethe•,Leaders' .S eetet Alma
'College,' St. Thomas, and alio if a
missionary is 'addressing a meeting in
the district to arrange If possible to
-have him epea'lc to :the boys and girls.
Sentoremembers• were -asked to take
•
more ,interest • in the.. C.G,LT.. groups,
mission bands and baby bands, as they,
are the foundation of the .mission worlic
of the future. baud work,
A splendid display` of bau
layettes," tluilts and other •articles. for
'the !bale, , to Hearst Hospital, Hunter
Hospital, _Fenelen, and the West was:
'shown a. ,
'n the-°Vestibule-o� t,chur .
he h ch
Some belts made of• beads by the Indian
-girls, who are good workers, also were
shown. '
Emphasis was laid by the,secretaries
of these departments
a
rteen$
son
the am
po
rt -
ice
. oia temperance . education° among,
"the young, , Christian' stelvardship nd
Work among' the .g
r n ers "sick and
st a , ;
shut -iia. °
• Statistics
The Huron presbyterial'Society now
comprises 1a auxiliaries, --0 evening aux-
iliaries,
uxiliaries, 13 mission circles,. 30 baby
bands'; 4 C.G.I•T•..groups, 398 associate
helpers, an 'increase of; 19. There are
490 subscriptions to ,Worlds Friends, 93
more thane last year. -'rhe -newspaper
.fir . �tar it wa's:.
re�iorts oof the pY�ss" se'cxe . � _ _ mi
noted, tend to make the community the.
sionary=cou.soious. Calls made by t,
community friendship department MYim
bared 2,314,2,314,1
Total membership, , ,56 .
Life members, 601.. Receipts from :all
sources, $133,701.13.. 1Ninety-one, Both-{
ing bales including 209 quilts,*weighs
Ting 3440 ii ands and valued at $3,000,
were sent to the West by the supply
department:. . .
Prayers were offered by Mrs.. W.
Procter, Brussels, ears, M. ''Nilson,
Goderich, and. members of the ,Moncrief
Auxiliary. "'Mrs. F; J. Bechleyof Sea -
forth .and Mrs. E. A. Menzies of Londes.:
boro contributed •well-reudered solos..
At noon the ladies oftithe, ciingrega-
tion served dinner in the 'basement :of•
the church to the -delegates and �to- the
members of. the. Presbytery, 'Which- was
Meeting the, some day ., -
The afternoon session opened at 1.30
p.m.: with a .worship period led -''by Mrs.
,Ney,,_Gorrie,Mr
and, J. McGill, West-
field. Miss Mabel, Carroll, secretary. -of
the younger _:groups .of •the,D'omituion
Board, a highly gifted speaker, gave
the -principal address on "Missionary
Education," and 'World Peace."
Mrs. • A. W. Gardiner conducted the
"In llefuoriam" sere ice. .; Mrs,,Greer,
Conference :Branch .secretary,.. gave • a
talk, on -Christian stewardship. Greet-
ings from ..the :Presbytery,. were coni-
'v'eyeil°Tay R,ev. A. "W; r(arcliner°°of�..Eg.,.
mondville. '
• Officers Installed
The following •officers. 'were installed
by Rev. H., V. Workman: 'Past press-
dent, Mrs. A. W., Gardiner, n5eaforth;
president, airs. R. E. McKenzie, Sea -
"forth; rfirst vice-president Mrs. 11.• V.
Workman, ISeaforth ; second vice-pre-
sident, ..alis. Herman . Paine, Centralia,
*They'r
ft�
T .11° SPAY, MAY
15 1
So Convenient
!7
. • e'l , how. desk -
able31 tell-' you
able it is that you should
give your family the •
- enefitsT.of:whole wheat
tA).,., its..
�6: .,i t ral minerals,
its xlatu
bran, its vital wheat germ. And
'll� a 'lad you' can s rvewhole
°yoa b glad �' .
way
thisextra-tempting
i
to
urh
ea
-- as Cubs. In Cubs the whole
wheat is blended with mellow
malt for extra "enjoyxanent.. Cubs
are toasted a golden brown,
crispy -fresh and tempting ;tasty.
So get a package or two of • Cubs
____ serve
d
from your
grocer
now
Y
them for:breakfast tomorrow.
A product of
t..
••`('hQlssxr�diare.S.htede�s��'�+� -,
Company Limited
Friends ,secretary, Mrs. W. 'Wellwood,
Win roam ; tel 1 erence end Christian"
g
r Miss Maude Ste
r-
i' secreta
eitizezish p y,
ling, ' Bayfiel'd ; "l,tterature secretary,
Miss Winnie Savauge, •Sea1or' b. ; press
M
Mrs. L Wi htman Wing -
/lam,
g
r r a ,
C to
se a Y,
/lam, R.R. ; • associate helpers'.: seere-
tary, Mrs, . « McQueen, . � Censall.
.. Nominating coinnnittee, north section,
Mrs. Lloyd, W inghana ' ;west; Mrs« Mc-
Vit;tie, - WesttIield ; centre, Mrs, Robert
Alien, Briacdiield ; south, 11 Irs.: .cFauls,
Centralia; evening auxiliary, Mrs..Cer
t
a i. "e.
'Can»
n c em tte
star.
Pi all e �
ripe ,
t e is •. Young,' g,
' LondesbOro
West.
Miss Milne, Blyth; evening auxiliary,
Godericli, Mrs•e,Stonehouse ;-..north,: Mrse
Charles Shields, Winghant. delegates
to,•'Branch •Conference : West, Mrs.
Townsend, Belgrave; centre,'!Mrs. W. P.
'Crozier, Crewe; ,south, Mrs. J. P. Man-
ning; LondeebOrel
anning;,ondesboro.l . Mrs. O. Christie,.
Exeter, and Mrs. N Hockey, Egeter,
ST AUGUST E
Gus RedR mond; Raymond' Leddy, l�`rank
Leddy, .Wilfild. Kinahau and Morgaia
Xing. °
• ..
DONNYBROOK
' S : .' AA CSTFNrO, April
30..—Con-
gratulations
,are extended' tq Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Leddy on the birth .of a
son, who was born in, Winghain Ilos-�
Pita on April 24th. .
Mr. Amirose Brophy has „recently.
purchased a „new 1940 'Studebaker
sedan. •
-
�
�Mr:and Mrs, JamesWeigh .
of
North
Dakota, cameto- attend
the funeral- -of
They'a
John Welsh. re :re-
late e J.
the a
moaning for aetew weeks°•visiting their
many friends -here.
Mr. • and -Mrs:- Ray'„teddy and family
visited : Mr and Mrs. Tom - Bogie at
Auburn on Wednesday. ••
am
Death of John Welsh.: -Death c m.e
quietly on April 22nd ; to Mr. John
`Welsh, who hadbeen ailing for the last
two weeks. - was inf his
earl iitie'"th—"salt”"bi "'a to the 'thiie'of
,is "recent • illness' he -was quite active.
He took a keen interest in polities •and
in .•the current events. . of: the world in
general. He was a good citizen •and an
ag'reea'ble 'neighbor. His wife, Nellie
`Tracy, 'predeceased him nine years.
Those- survivrtg are, his two brothers,
&eines, of Dakota, and Patrick, of St.
.August ; two sons, Dick, of Hamil-
ton, an in•eent,.•of- St. Augustine, and
three daughters„ Mrs. ,Murray (Laura),,
of. Saskatche*an, , Mrs. John Heffron
(ilrina), of Blyth, and .,:Adelaide, . of
Toronto..- . Requiem, high mass*as sung
in St. Augustine church by Rev. Father
McMahan on Thursday.norriing. The
pallbearers were Raymond Redmond,.
DON'NYJ3ROOK, April ' 30.--Tlie W.
•MsS: will hold its next meeting at the .�
home o ;.Mrs• W. 'A. Campbell on
Thursday, - - May 9th. , The program- `v 1. .._.
be in charge of Mrs. Jas. Janes.
The uSt. Augustine Women's Institute
.veill- meet in the parish hall at St.
Augustine on Wednesday, May . 8th.
'rh
is` beiia m the annual meeting at which'
ofacers ,and committees for the coming
.yea3 will be choseb, every member Is
eyeaa Tal effort ;to-
reques ed to make a �p�
attend. _
*69.
Milier's.ORM
W
Pawders
•11011• .moi SUCH A -LI +, ' '- D. P limPa ..__ . • ICL •. -
SIZE; Prom stein to stern Olds,
mobile is BIG. And it's roomy,.
too E Front seat accommodates
3 passcnge'rrs'comfortabl
S a ,� LE w Imagine driving the
car everybody's calling "the
best looking car on' the road".
Oldsmobile sets'the ,beauty
pattern for '40:. •
POWER I Oldsmobile Offers
biig, economical six, and eight.
lindet engines ivy ou
ee'Fake my tip . •
Compal s Olds with
the 'Ordinary ears:
dee • what a RIO
dlfi'ereirtiee just gip► few
donors . itmakes.'
cy g g y
'xtr'a power without extra cost!.
COMFORT' Oldsma►bile's ex-
elusive "Rhythmic: Ride -L with
modern coil *springs all, around
es you gliding driving colir%.�.
fort, even' on theroughest roads.
a
-QUALITY! One look at Q ds
mobile will convince • you of its
quality. ' You'll see dozens', of,
features found only -'on higher
pried tars. •
PRESTIGE! You can be proud -
<. p. of an Oldsmobile. Olds has been
n leader for forty years I ''
1tUustrat d, -Th OtdsmoNte '•60•' 2;,a boor q'o crnng Secy
ODERICR TO TSE ' :
GODERIG4H TOWNSHIP, April 2,9,
firs. Geerge 'McLeod, of Goderich,
visited last week with 'Miss Alma Jen-
nings and Mrs. G,• Harwood
deli. and Mr , Fred Naftel'have •crone
to lr'ontreal for a"'two weeks' visit with
their son and 'itis family.. ' - •
..'rhe regular meeting; of the 'Junior
Red Cross Society • was held in. Union
school on Friday, with Pauline Lassa-
line in the (hair. The program con.
sisted .'of readings, "Old Tusk and the
Tiger," ` by Edna "Somersall ; "A Dog
Remembers," by Harold Johnston ;•
""The -Art-- o1• = Heraldry,,," : by Bernice -
Fuller, and a solo, "The Little Red R.R. 2 _ _r third . vice presidentre Mrs:—
Foss," Robert Ney, •Corrie; R.R. 3 ; .fourth vice
Foy{; by Melville•Harwaod. � �
Union Church Notes: --'The regular president S11rs James MdGl11, Blyth,
meeting of .,the Y.P.U. will be held on
Sunday ev'ning, .with Nora Sowerby
in charge.... There was a fair turn-•
out at Union on Sunday, when: the
pastor, Rev. C. L. 'Brown, delivered a
thoughtful serinon - on "What the
Church ."Cam 'Do: x .... •,.:+Sunday, -Ma3z-
12th, le Mothers', Day, and, a service in
'keeping with the day will be conducted
at Lindon.
T owimeuts.
To 'those conteinpla�ting build=
Log d ` • Mwmnmenut • .Get -my
prices before buying,. 'Cemetery
Tit.'
Lettering' a �'-a y
All work guaranteed.
r" • JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
:& GRANITE WORKS
Clinton Ontario
-^ :, ,Successor to ' Ball & Zapfe
Cbildien'S Coughs
aiekAy Relieved c.
It .is hard, to' keep the children
from taking cold; they will run out
•-of-doorenet properly perlY clad •
lave on,
too much clothing and get overheated
arid' cool off too suddenly; they get
. 4dek off ;the. bed)-.-
The.mother cavi
Ot
,clothes at night.
Watch, the • all the tiane, so what is!
she going-. to dot '
• • Mothers should never neglect the°
child's cough °ora cold, but on its in
caption: should procure a bottle, of`
Dr. Wood's
ie •so pleasant to the taste 'the•
_vungsters take it without any fuss.
The •T. knburn co„ Ltd., Toronto, Ont..,
r�
E SERVICE
OLD, DISABLED OR DEAD—r
r
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
Simply phone;'iCOLLECT" to
SONS-
,
WILLIAM STONE
L imiTED -"
PHONE_: 21 • INGERSOLL.
"601 r 12 Clinton"
. r
' Rubber' Goods, Sundries, etc., mallett
postpaid in plain, sealed wrapper..
80% less than retail. ''rite for mail-
order
ail
order catalogue. Nov -Rubber Co.,; Bex
91, Hamilton, Ont. • 13-20
•
e r:R,: 3 ; fifth vice=president, Mrs: ''GV• J.
Greer; Wingham ; recording secretary,
firs. • C4' le .Lane, =Goderich ; correspond
ing ,secretary, Mrs. W. J': •Thompsan,�-
.Centralia ; treasurer,..l+iiss •Mary Milne,
Blyth; Christian =stewardship and flu-
ance_seesetary, Miss L. Yang, Londes--
baro ; mission • circle secretary, Miss
Clare' McCowan,. Blyth,; affiliated .0.0,
LT. groups• secretary, �lziss '' Caroline
Wellwood, Wingham ; mission band.set-
retary, Mess ' ' 'Tel ird;-- Olintont ;. *b '1�Y
band secretary, aMrs. J. M. Southcott,
'E stere supplyeseeretar-y,
clough, Myth; community- friendship
secretary, Mrs. R. M. Peck,, Zurich,•
11.lt.'1; Missioinary Monthly and"World
mark Twain. pose talked/of -gratitude.
Ile ._didn't.much care,,.he._said _for grad.-,
tulle ` of the -noisy, _2.oi,atlr'oiie :kind.
"Why,' he exclaimed, ""when some heli'
discharge an obligation, you.- can hear
•! the report for miles around." •
BROPHEY'S
FUnit A1, SE, YICE
(Establish .1875)
TRADITIONAL •
-J
'SINCERITY AN. D•
EXPERIENCE
• � .r -off µ
Prompt
Ambiu!ance Service
,,Phone 120,
P'LQ`'YD illi LODGE,- •T)reetor:
Funeral Director and EmbalnWr
"'An calls._j,roinptly attended -to
day or night
:.•AMBULAN CE SERVICE--.
.Pborbes Store_ 835. _ Res. 355V'G':,:
Hamilton • St'reet, Goderich
•
"It Is Yea-irs Since I've Felt
is Good Before,
. 'Medicine ' Drought Relief Front
DeScribet How .S7ntona, Herbal
and Backache, Felt' Nervous
and itundevin.
'Convincing proof of tge splendid re -
.sults that are to he had by taking a
treatment of Syntona Is found in the.
many excellent reports received, from
men and Women who liaVe used this
medicine' faithfully and according to
directions. Hundreds of former suffer -
ere from etomach diserders gas and ins
. digestion, getting up nighsts, nervous -
are delighted at the way Oyntona goes
to the root of their troubles 411(1 SOOn
has them feeling like different persielle.
Here., for example, le the splendid ex-
perienee of MI'S. Eleanor Smith, 02
IIigliWay Ave., Loudon;
"More than half my lifetime I %vaa
a victim or a week, nervous stonnich,
and about three years ago, following a
rundown. and say stoinaeh. got so bad
that almest every morsel °flood. I. ate
would sour and cause gas, bloating awl
naustgt. I was Subject to dizzy spells,
constipation, and the ga8 would prese
sip intolar che.st find make me short
of breath. I developed rheumatic pains
all threugh my back, limbs and joints.
X had tried 80 many tning8 with little
reeulte that it seemed there was no help
for roe I kept reading About how
e Siys
similar cases here and firtally I got a
bottle. The first bottle helped Me SO'
111U1th that sledded to take a 'full
treatment, and now I rale saYenre
in ,SyntOtta ,was 'Imre than justified,' I
can noW eat well °without all that Ws -
erg afterwards, and the rheumatic
palm.; have left me. raly,nerves are re.
lased and I sleet) better. I haven't had
a dizzy spell lately and In everv way
I reel better than I did tor many yeare
for what SyntOna doe for me." "
Loeei Men awl women Art cordially
invited to tail at Catiapbeirs "Drug
Store„ Godatich, and find out for
t elves about this pure *Aid cont.
Trip.Bar ain Fares
-_au�nd g
Frthn QDERICH-•MAY ,.9th
MIC -$1aatiDnts the. MaritinteeP-rovinees, 'Province of -,Quelbeci
A*VA' $9'45 - $10.75
tP,1.419aft, ..V141 tit
v•i2.774ielsecs„ Ira,87e.s;';':_ateNitE, i,I.:1:)111t7s:AualV,:nitEferanktlio5n f3ro5ns Agents:
, CANADI
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orlots of
-USE—
,The Delawate & iludsorn Hard Coal
A. Coal that IS eone-elearted, deeritot clinker 'and is Very low in adi.
•
i.f1),ItI) COKE. 06.. Coke that is very popular
heat units.
41,
has become very *Millar.
USZ
and very high in
----The Red Igeket----Domestie -Coal
for your yange, heater, furnace or boiler. Cost in coal yard,
$8.09 per ton, or $8.75, delivered in Goderick .
PLUMBING, BEATING AND HARDWARE.' -ITS
Chas. C. Lee
coAtyAnt) and ,HARDWARE STORE At the Harbor
,Phtines-4tore 22
Mute 112