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"WHO'S WHO
Buyers' Guide
THE GODERICH
GNALSTAS
is met
Bu.iness Directory
AU'r0 AGENCIEg
DEALERS
GODERICU° MOTORS
STAN. PREVETT
Iloo----th St. - 1.1101te 83
roiw
inatiouni , laNcoix-ErgYR
sayi and Service
ITSed Cars
GEORGE -4i- MaCZNNUM- --
25 'Victoria St. 'Phone 234
'UlAUVROLET & OLDSMOBILE
Sales and Service
• General Repairs
McColl Frontenac 'Products
Firestone Tires
,
IVICGtE'S 0,A,1AGN
_
DODGE & DESOTO
, • Soles and.Serviee*
-85•Eramilton -St. "' Phone 695
.0enera1 Repairs to All Makes of Cars
SUNOCO GAS AND OILS.
Firestime Tires Willard, 13atterieS
PLANTE'S-WAXAGE'
GILBERT pLANTE, Prep.
Victoria St.° Phone 513
h.CHAlk•SLER, - PLYMOUTH
' Sales and Service
General Repairs to AU Makes.
AUTOMOBILE PARTS. &
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ACCESSORIES
OANA.DIAN Tilt%
• --CORPORATION
Assegiate Store
L. 0. WHETSTONE, Aigr.
mllto St.•• • . ' Phone 69w
-TiR,Es, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES
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.BAKERIES "
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E. U. CLEV
- 14 West St. Phone 114
-MEAD, PrES, BUNS,. CATCRS,
•
T.Q.
Deliver
CURRY'S BAKERY
Phone 465
'FOR EVERY SPREAD •
, USE CURRY. 'S BREAD".
vamp-. LEAF BA.KERY •
N. JACKSON & A. FORSTER
.6 Square phone 4603;
'Fresh 'Bread, Pies, Buns, Cakes Daily
Also groceries
We Deliver
' Send your donation -for thie 'boys
Overseas to, the Red Cross Rooms
rat the Public Library or to the
Legion Rooms, corner of North St,
4t and the ‘Square,"
BEAUTY PARLORS 1
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.64 Elgin Ave. , Phone 340:
Permanent Waving and, all 'lines of
BeautT Culture
DAINTEE L.ApYE
EVgr:AYN LyMAN, ,Proy,
East Side of:Square Phone: 60
'Permanent Waving, Finger WavOig,
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BEVERAGES
GODERICH BOTTLING WORKS
OAMPBELL TWEEDIE, Prop.
58. Picton St: ° Phone 489
Authorized 'Bettler;:of -
•°, COCA-COLA AND •
TWEEDIE'S POPULA.R DRINKS
staniey0.8,24:144,911 &' 130Nph00,ne 35
Visit .Our'Milk -
sateassmseseiereseessete
FLOUR, FVED '8i SEEDS
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W M 10421.1t
9 Eingston St, Phone 450
We carry a complete:, line of .
FLOUR; FEEIVSEEDS AND': -
GROCERIES "
SpecializingLdiulk Seeds, Flower and,
yegetable Plants. °
FOUNDRIES •
GoDkRICH ,IRON AND BRASS
' '111.01INDICir
Victoria St. ...,, ° Phone 460W
diRA,r IRON CASTINGS
BRASS and ,ALUMINUIVI CASTINGS
C'ontractors, jobbers and Foundry
Engineers ra • •
BUILDING & GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
. WILLIAM EDWARDS
R.R. 1, Goderich ' ' Phone 931.-r-2
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION.
' ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS .
HOUSE MOVING ,AND,
HEAVY FRAMING
3.-WPBrIr„
War"n St. *
G:ENERAT, ONTRACTOR577W .dENERAL MERCHANTS
*C*,AND
, BUILDER ' J. G. .MONTGOMERY
Branch Of:CarPeater Work. •SA-LphoTner°68,01t1) *-
cmocEnms - MEATS ---FRITITS-
. VEGE'rAl3LES DRY GOODS -
HARDWARE --, GAS,- OIL
FUEL DEALERS
THE SAULTS.COAL CO.
Xelsou,pt. . . Phone 75
•° Best Grades of - ,
Pocohoritas, Hard, Soft and Cannel
Coal, CokeeHirr&trid Light, Wood
•. Exclusive Agents for
LEHIGH :VALLEY Ai•TTURACITE
HARDWARE
CARL WORSELL
Square ' Phone 284
wmtirmis AND C. V.
PAINTS, IINAUELS & VARNISHES
General hardware, tons; Gass, Aladdin
Lamps, Coleman XampS and Stoves,
Stoves,. Plunlbing and Eteafing,
110'I'ELS
RIkRIUIOUSE
M.- TURNER',
west St. • , Phone 685
ATTRA.anyt ROOMS
"'Tendons Meals Temptingly- Served."
. ROYAL INN.-
Ifaxiintoia Phone 682
to at "Royal be -When in GOderich
Excellent 'Aecommedation.- Corafort-
able Rooms - IVIederate Rates
Special Attention to •Dining Room
44! Service
Every
ROBERT STANDISH
62"t St.. 'Phone 369
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER. ,s
Carpentering, Alterations and Repair's
s. ,A1so, Cabinet Work • - •
•Estimates Free
EARL WESTBROOK
vimameemrimpuint
,nrrairmo,1onionmanimiimming
RADIO SERVICE
GIBSON'S RADIO SERVICE
Montreal St. (at Edward Taxi)
Phone•616 •
.:We are as near as your phone.
REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS
FOR ALlEi MAKES,
BE1TRAIVI 1VIUNDAY
tWidder St, Phone os
COMPLETE ST.011c OF-- PARTS
CARRIED.
90 Day Guarantee on All Repair Work.
-t Established .10 Years.
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GROCERIES & MEATS-_
SERVICE.-STATI'ONS'
DOMINION swum LIMITED
SUNKIST 13,1tA.NDS HITS THE TOP
• We'Speeializein
69 East it., - Phone 487..'” - SUNKIST ORANGES '
SUNKIST LEMONS
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION . SuNKIST GRAPEFRUIP
AIRS; -;-ALTERATIONS; FLOOrt =WE -DELIVER-
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FLOORING
•
, . .
crnEs stiorick STATION
CRA.NOTON-6 HUTCHINS
West St. at,Waterloo St. Phone 717.
CITIES .SERVICE'PRODUCTS
NORMAN''S
(Formerly MeiViillan's)
East Side of Square '
For Prompt Delivery and Courteous
Service Phone 164 or 165 • '
''''"""'""r"'"" GROCERIES, ritt.mTs AND VEGE-
DAIRIES TABLES - COOKED MEATS
'
• BAXTER'S, DAIRY
Napiee St. Phone 104
- CREAIVi
Specializing in
WHIPPING CREAM .
KRIMKO CHOC P ATE DRINK
GRAPE; ORANGE a • • GRAPEFRUIT
FRED. R. PRICE
GROCERY
North Sjde of Satiate Phone 248
GROCERIES VEGETABLES -
- " FRUITS
Free Delivery Service
BISSET BROS. •• and its branches from mid-July 'until
Sal.tfoicl lidiglifi Creamery
. frosts ,kill the plants: -.
The prevention of seed production is
of vital importance. If plants are
destroyed,early Seeding will: be pre-
vented, pol:en will norbesprodueed and,
pldnts will be kilted.
Ragweed_ean be eradicated by spray-
- Jug with a 14 per cent. solution ok
Elephant Brand ammonium sulphate.
Dissolve 1% pounds of the sulphate in
Due gallon , of water: and spray when
'ragweed is coming,into blossom, using
all the pressure possible.- Alt plants
should be soaked thoroughly ,down
the ground. _ground. COmplete eradication is
possible by spraying with a 20 per ,(ent.
solution of ikon 'sulphate- (two poinids
per gallon of water),. Ifand. pulling of
scattered plants 'is elso an...effeetire
means. of eradication, When mowing
is resorted to plants should be, eat as
close to the.grOnnd•as possible in.order
to prevent "seeding. -
After -harvest :Cultivationat regular
:intervals untiliate fall. Will kill millions
of seedling plants, . seed May • be pro-
dneed until frost kills the plants, tbere-
fore When miming Is resorted to as a
eneana of control. it should be continued
until late falls • ,
ItiPs•Weed seed, particularly hulled
seed, es difficult to remove,from °lover
seed.
Saltford Heights. Phone 172W
' Manufacturers of
SALTFORD HEIGHTS CREAMERY
BUTTER AND)ICE dREAM.-
:
1X1GHEST QUALITY
•-RAGWEED
Common 'ragweed pnblioenemy No, 1
• to. all hay fever Sufferers, is very pre-
valent throughout old Oitta.rio and inay
' • places, vegetable gardens,' hoed crops
and grain 'fields, states John D. 'Mac-
• Leod, (rroPs, Seeds and Weeds Branch;
Ontario Department of Agricidtare.
itis objectionable fremah agricut-
turaPstandpoinit and •alsa ',because of,
, the inconvenience catised to hay fever'
„ Sufferers. Pollen grains, which are
very liglat,',are, now being distributed
through, the 'air and may . be carried,
long distances by the lightest' breeze.
,
These offendinirspattieles may he
easily inhaled' and cause %untold di-
comfort
-
coMfort to hay fever "sufferers, Itis
estimated that approximately, 60,000
persons in Ontario annually sufferfr ni
hay •fever and that eighty pet, cent.
of these eases are due to the inhalation.
of ragweed pollen.. •
.. •
•
Ragweed is an annual yVeed• which
depends oi ,seed fog reproduction. An
average plarit,ma'Y produce ;-y000 seeds.
These will retain their vitality In. the
soil ,•fer inaey years. Pollen IS pro-
duced along the spike topping the plant
The. Clovernment has to have' money to earrY on the war. This
Means More taxes. Nowisthe tune to put in 'your next winter's
supply of'coat before 'another taxis put on. Orders entrusted to us
will'receive prompt attention. .We stoch;-
D& IVAnthracite Coal
PORD COKE
Four -Point Pocahontas
RED JACKET Domestic Coal
FOR
• PLICJAW.ING, ilnATING AND ILARDWARE.TRY
•
Chas. C. Lee
00ALYARD and HARDWARE STORE , At the Harbor
Phones -Store 02 Sunset 043
House 112
ROOPE'S SERVICE STATION
Bayfield Rh. - Phone 688\
Frani and Wheel Alignment Service.
Machine Work -Acetylene 'Welding-
' Bicycles -Tires., -Batteries
CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
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• TAILORS
BUY 'THE _BEST.
There are goeci, average and pour
•clothes,
.WE :CARRY -THE BEST', '•
DryGleaning, .Pressing; Altering, Re-
'•. • styling,
FRANK H. MARTIN
TAILOR
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West St. „317.'
amommumi
SIMPLIFYING US. ENTRY-
,
Ragweed is a noXions weed under
nib Weed 'Controls Act, This legisla-
tiou States that it rnu'.11 be destroyed
*ere seeds 'mature.
The co-operation of every municipal
wane% . organization and Individual
is essential in preventing thts menace
to healthnnd crop production from
prodficing flower' and seed. , The work
must, be aecomplished now in order to
bo effeetive.
'Write the'‘'.")roPs, -Seeds and Weeds
Branchi Ontario Department of , Agri-
etilture, Toronto, for complete pamphlet
en ragweed. '
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17,000 BUSY 'BUILDING AIRCRAFT
Some17,000 Canadians, aro at Present
engaged lu the aircraft industry in
Canada. 01 these 8400 are employed
in seven aircraft plants, with .the bal-
anee ,engaged in factories produeing
parts and equdpment. This does not in.
_elude employees ofiCanadian Associated
Airera,ft Ltd. engaged ha assembling
planes for the British ,tlovernment. The
ligures irepreseut an iner*ase of ttventy
per cont. la four We.elts.
Canadians, However, Will Still Require
„.
Passportsf
OTTAWA, „August 26. -New regula-
tions simplifying entre eee of temporary
risitOrs'and boriier-eroSsing coMmutees
to the:United. States, issued at Wash-
ington yesterday, were explained at the
'United States legation here as if& tows :
1. Beginiiiog,_ tOniorr-oW identifica-
tion- i,"sxrds will be issued to eommuters
who (Tess the border' daily and to
Canadians eonteMpletiog visits of less
• than 00 days;
2. These cards will substitute for
non-hundgration visas 'formerly. re-
quired of visitorS. •
‘3. Canadian 'passports will still be
required. ' 7
4. Holders of identitication Nulls
will , not be formally registered mid
fingerprinted as are all alien residents
of.the tinyed States.
• The new regulatlens :were dekribed
at the leivition 119 "definitely
big/ the situation" with regardto
visitors 'and comin liters, and at the
'same time establishing Milted States
control. The Canadianpassport is the
memis of ventrol by the Canadian Gov,„,,
„eitunent. The issuanee- of Cards Will
enable the United States !Government to
cheek against visitorswith less' inter-
ference With them than when a visa is
reqUired.
The•eards will lie iskied by an int-
•faiitration 'official of United •States eon
-
mil. •
• There IS no charge fortbe eards„
is-
snanee whieh will be "a matter of
five or ten minutes."
cuip FOR:SOFINESS
• (llarrie IFIxaminerg)
Objeetion has been raised that mr.
employed men are too soft from long
idleness for ffirm -work, The same,
eXttiSe• eeuld be made for' their not
doing any kind of work, tiarmin is
a ur euro for softness,
rik‘itrge Elsenbaoli flied at the 101W
of Lisenbaek, ct,rani
Bend, DU TiatiVrAay )113
third. Tear.
IV. W. A. Sieli.ibban of Wingitam has
taken over his 'duties as medical oilleer
of the 24th Field Ambulanee, stationed
14istowol.
31issJite Iialliday, of Ilrussel'9„
passed away on Wedne.iday zliglat last
week, in iwt.ninetietit 5•ear. She' bad
been an invalui for some years.
W. E. Willis was clectetjjog
posititnit as Village eounteliTOirot
in place of harry Bowler, who
tendered his resignation on joining the
41 WY
,Iierbert Campbell, superintendent of
the Winghtuu Public 'Utilities Commis.
slot', recently underwent an einergencr
opev.ttion in Winglaam, hospital. he
has since been doing' wen.
John iCuningliame of Clinton bal,
been deeePted 14S radio opera.toti with
the Vamtdian merchant marine :and
sailed last week froman.eastern port to,
aft undisclosed destination. %-•
Tile death .i'of 1'108011111e '1!;:tue,' 71-1:e
2.P1VFgAt.. _ 1.)enonitne, eccurred on
"August .,10th -at her .-frotil'e ivar 1)1311
dale., .1.trs. Denorome was in her
Seventy-seventh s!ear and haq, been a
resident' of the community all' her life;
William Deem, of 'S'eaforth, died sud-
denly tit his home • in that town on
"rneSdaY, August „e•Otli, in his eighty- ,
'fourth year, A. native of ,England, iie
was in the Royal Navy for twenty-five
years and came to.Canada about thirty-
tes-e yettrs ago-. ±14,1 leaves -a Widoir,
thee sons and two daughters.
George Crawford, of _Clintou, . had a
visit last week from a brother, James,
:of Washingtoe, p:c., Whem he had not
seen for fiftY:seven years. James lett
-the-family home--at---Landesboro---fifti
seven years ago and hadnot been back
until last week. He will spend aeouIe
of months visiting brothers and sisters
in Ontario,.
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limos tiurottigheat Ceasda WM •'';'
Caluidia-us a4tliKaft-se0 die* will*
veriod tram" MWP es WM 4.-- •
proximately 01.1,41011.01* LOAM
.1141/4 &outrigger ot Le lideatesel kraies
vi,,,Inia,,,tot i4orrie, to tiil meani.y of the ctuadiiin utt44trwritirsAsseciag.
(.'reatoi loy the resiFseitien of W Ali"0, told tire, ebtots et the Deetaial
Irwin aftt,r thirry-e'Jght 3.-,eari in, thin', ;.11 „140011fri awry tualght markinS nolk
pasiesion, j:rown, who tsawLCthir annual convention.
se.r1,-14,•,e in tile. last wary has on al 1' (L ("14,, day of larrige witr ems. -
?arra about two miles south of tiorr:eo, trac'Nthh 1741411bie tax levied bY
for a number" of Fears, Sir
Accidents IIaon onr pocketbook,,," ilveiltred
table NraS4 Mita WOUlti JC4 far toword
m, be- aus4 $311.04)(000
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17tfltirkOr'-'4)j'an3411"brn2gf3gY:n.11981:1)" ituoititgiTtsliblArersrlint'
nrilaY night 'when the buggy was struck &tit, &f, or the Eukidre, iweituse
by a ear tir/ven. by Ifarola Porterfield, what t pit,11/1,14„for, jot „* -4:1
1 1-9tT;N1sswiq tp sbudget4,-
Thii,---11-orse.' rat &Way Uu ugg,y
thrown, out. The, injured mann'as at- f forces pod the 0:chewier, but will tin'y
t status and altflity, help the armei
each tioing Ilk best according lo
tv.tting in tile ditch .641. tlarl,rbeing
,1.4‘1).eb(14' i(1u1son of ill/117%1'1in% sOuxetimes pause to regret these millions
berry`, was drawing. in eats on Saturday " li°114rs la'st ill re 'wcistel'"
4fternom. noin
Irian' the Wagon struck the Mr'
Ham tell otlt that the Oa -
doorsill of the, barn. Nir. Niehoisfm avXrage41,"%eiap4t,/"",,,,Z.t017.(1.11,,l'r
was dragegd (Aff the load by the, hor9es f°1' -anal a v‘as
and fell to the barn elloor,, with the.re,, the united States fleft. EtzlroPti?,
,sults .of broken ribs and a fractured 111°"vei", improve rate s een
collarbone.. Ile Was taken to the Wing? nr)titTatt->lc; ligUreS• f(,)r. Pa''t
Allanson---poltOn periods show England s' running at 71
cents, France 55 centS,' ItalY 28 'eextes.,
ham Hospital. '
t „tr.daing, tool: pitico, thei,Gernaany 14; cents, IR/liana 11 cents
Clinton 103.s1ont o1z Aforni,4,Y! wixen 111ena Mary, younger
. western liemiSphere might well" Con-
""." template 014; comparison," said, Mr.
fein,701inton, beerime the bride of:John
ton- Rev. .W. J. Cowherd' ofrciatech
and Pernatablyjseek the cause'
r. •
Josepb Allanson, only son. of ur,
Mrs. ,,,.Citailes Allansou, also of Cain- ecord"
or c'tus o our fawn.. deplorable.
.After -°a .trip to Northern Ontario, the _three eili0 "12S-.PSlire
'young vouple Will reside in ;CliiitOn. t tvil
Steep eiseehrtnve'eerltaiti
Plekett---
-outarie stteet-47 nited-ebsireli-manse, 44(tieleSstiesS-. is :by 'far.- the- worst
careleSsness,
Clintoh, waS' the Seene. oii Satlirdar," offender,' sahi Atr• e4tv°
August , 24th, 'of the ' marriage of les -s. fertoker, the 111 L.ept factory„ oe the
Dorothy Jean, daughter of "Urand unkempt basement may, ifn the Wink of
Mrs. Andre*: Steep, .01inton, to James an eyes -wipe out of existence lives and,
Nenneth Pickett, son of IN1r. and Mrs. peopeete.heyond the dreamS ot even tt
'w-G-Piekeit, of -tile-44410404m- The
ing our shortcomings Is not a. matter
of confession, it goes much cleeperi,By
appreciating 'our, Is we may be led
Road Worker to determine its cause, and hy realizing
Injured by Train the cost in hard -cash, we may be int-
Rabert McDonald e Wroxeter was Pellet' to take `$teps..to allev.late 1,11E‘
e°11Hdeit'li(inoin.""t4d-.0*ut.that insarance°
cern
patties do not absorb these losses.. They ,
are 'distributed, among those who insure,
wyhon,clinidntgu,it.nh,esr:tOnagt,sheirtb
4>etxDe
ndLture
be cest
'production. '
Mrliam paid,tribute to the effortS off
the tre-ligitting., organizations through-
out,' tianacia., peinting-out hat tk
artire's, he'hatl .quoted,, had: as they are;''!"
dosnot-smodri that, 'the -fault Ilea -with
the ire-figliting 'forces,
eln, my work "of collabOratints; with
the the dep,artmeutS:111 Canada Ifound tbat hare
and firms engaged iu the manufactbre moleit'n InwuhuoleitPtilletstt•tellseiltirrvisveerlkt
of .perSortal equipment for the fighting seriously," said Mr. 114M; "Their- are
forces are operatingsfull blast.. During men *his have- stuaied now methods -
a two-week Period. 22,000 fall battle and who, „ when called' npon," aetually
dress unifornas were prodUced, "While risk their 'rives, tor safeguard* life ane -
*1,000 Pairs of socks, 90,000 shirts, preperty whieh h,as been. jeopardized
40 000 .sets of° underwear and, 69,000 by the thoughtlessness of some' in. -
pairs of boots were being turned oat, dividatil.” is-
Mr. IRoderich lidLennan, lIs pig On
the Huron and Ashfield boundary, while
at work in the harvest field one day
last week was the victim of a stroke of
"paralYsts, IIis-friends Will be pleased
to know, at time,of4 writing his condt-
tion is much improved. Good hopes for,
his recovery are eaterteined.--sKin-
eardine News. • .;
31r,s. Thomas H. •Cook died at Clinton
on Sunday after an illness of a year's
duration.. • She Wasin her seventy-
wzcond-Ssedis Besides -her husband, she.
leaves, one sod, Nisbet, ot-Toronto, and
two daughters,' Mrs; Ralph rIewson,
who was with her mother 'through the
latter months of her illness and •"Mrs
Leslie Hanley, of Tororito.
Too Much.Alfalfa • • .
A. herd of Jersey cattle Siwned4 by
R. W. ClementS and his son, Arthur,
'nears Kincardine, strayed .inte-vi field
• of alfalfa andseven of , theni died of
overe'ating. • . • •
Engagement Announced ° •
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Leitch, Hallett,
,aneorince , the engagement of . their
daughter, 'bima Lorene, 'te Wilbua Ate -
Rorie Jewitt,.also of , Hallett; son of
Mr. and-31rs.iReuben.JeW.itt, Saskatche-
wan, the marriage to take place early.
in September.
_
TO Teach at Orangeville
Miss Norma 'E. Coats, -de:tighter of
Mr.:. and Mrs R. A.' .Ceutts,__ Winghani,
sliT's.s.sreeeivetissesnaiipolistan --tos'Alie
, Public School staff at Orangeville. For
the .last . two. Years Miss Coutts taught
In Tiiiptilberry and for four, years prior
periodshe_ tau.Oitt'in Hallett
-near Auburn.
Appointed Postmaster •
at Gorrie °•
-
Gordon .Brown, has been appOinted"
eeremony was performed -by Rest. G. G.
Burton. The young couple will reside
in Clinton.
riding, a road grader betWee-it Wroxeter
and Belmore when. a C,P.R. train in
passingstruck_the, end of the grader
and threw McD9nald to the road. He
was takento the Wingham flospital
:where- it was found lie had a broken
ankle, head injuries, lacerations_and
shock. after receiving ..attent4on° he
was,able to go to his home. °
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CANADIAN..MILLS. ..OPERATIN4
,
- -FULL 'UTAST, •
From. 'figures released by the Depart-
-
ment :of 'Mutations and..Supply, mill$
Special Bargain
EXCURSIONS
TO ALL STATIONS IN
Western Canada
GOING DATES
DAILY SEPT.,13 TO 27, 1940'
RETURN LIMIT 45 .DAYS'
TICKETS GOOD TO TRAVE14.,
IN COACHES
Excbriion tickets good in\Tourist, Pdr
or and Standard sleeping- ears- -al
available pon payment of slightly higher"
passage fares, plus price of parlor or
sleeping car accomodation
ROUTES.---Tiekets gosd going via Port
Anthills Ont., Chiengo, Di' saint
Ste. Itlarie. returning via same route
and• line only.• Generous optional
.,routings,
STOPOVF., be allowed at any
point hi anada on the going or re-
tui,11 Nem or both, 411111 final
of tieket on applleation to tile Con-
dti et or : 5Io C t Ill.. Sault Ste,
Marie, Miels, and the west,' in aeeor-
de nee• with t riffs., of *United States
liriee.
Full pa r tr-----'rs from any agent.
Canadian Pacific.
.Tired Out
Before Day Half Over
• W013100. WI10 should be strong midi
healthy? become weak, run,down nn4
• worn out,and are unable to attend° I
to their household duties. They get
ui) in the morning' dreading the
day's work ahead of them.
SOrae disease or Vonstitutional dis-
turbance hat,. left its Mark in the
form of shattered nerves, impovers
felled blood, and an, exhaneted ,eon-
* dition of the entire systein.
" Women will find 'in Millburn'll
nealth and Nerve rills the remedy
they iieed to supply food for the
;. exhausted novo force, and one that
wili lielP them back to sound, per -feet
health; again. •
Z. Milburn Oo„, Ltd.,' Termite, Ont,
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Western Canada Special B4rgan:t Excursion
FROM ALL 'STATIONS IN iASTZAN' CANADA.
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.GOING. DAILY SEPT. 13-27, 1940 inclusive • .
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Return Limit.--,- 4k days.,,
tit'ETS-GOOD. IN-: ' . ' • •
coAcians. AT FARES AIPPROIMATELY.. 1-1fic per mile
TOURIST 'Sleeping C -ars at far?ss approximately 1-Ifee.'per mild
STAtDARD Sleeping Cars at fares approximately 1:-.t.e per mite -
Clisst of aceomodation in sleeping ears -additional. ,
...IINGGAGE CIIECKED. ',Stopovers at all, points enroitte, goine- and returning,
Similar Exeursions from Western to Easteim. Canada During''Saree ,Perisal.
I Ticket.s, Sleeping Car Reservations. and all, information from any agent
. ASK FOR HANDBILL ' * 1 . T233 '
-.C.ANAj)iAN, NATIONAil
mentp.•
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.. -
Large foreign granite stock to choose from, A postca w''.. bring
u ossto, your home. Free transpertatioil ,.to our ffiee.
- 'Williams & Son. Granite:Works
147 a Patrick SL Photie 1955, STRATFORD'
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I aro, this week transferring my stock of ELECTRWAT.
SUPPLIES from 31 West St, to my residence at the corner
of Britannia and Bayfield Roads. I will continue to handle%
everything electrical and at reduced prOes. •
Wiring, repairing and installations ,done without: delay.
IT
FRANK McARTHUR •
mono 82
• We didn't a,sk for cooler weather, but it's here, and with
it coznee the tiMe for °
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STOVES and PIPES
Beds and Mattrsses
CHAIRS, TAni:Ep COUCIIES and 011/1130A/tDS
If we haveu't got the particular piece of furniture you
want, we can get it at ()nee.
Nu -freezer Ice Creaya Candies--Oigarettes
BlackettoorAta's
13R0A1)-WAY 001)ERICII"
Phone .240 s rieliVer
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