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IATA40 AGENCIES AND
DEALERS
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GODERICH MOTORS
STAN. PitEVOTT
fao•ntb St • Phone 83'
FORD •
• 3KEROURVQINZEIUR
Sales and Service
Used 0arS
GEORGE (4...MacEWAN
25 Vietxtria St ". r Phone 234
CirPrirROLET& • -OLDSMOBILE
, ,
, Sales and Serviee •
-----Generatitertire-
McColl Frontenae Products
Firestone Tires
MeGEE'S GARAGE
. .
DODGE & -DESOTO
-,- Sales and •Filerylee
65 Hamilton St.' Phone 695
General Repairsto All Makes of •Cars
SUNOCO GAS AND OILS '
l'irestone Tires 'Willard Batterie$
PLANTE'S GARAGE
.* GrrapERT PL.A.I7E, Prop.
Victoria St. Phone 513
ANIRYSLER — • 'PLYMOUTH
Sales and Service
General Repairs to AilliakeS.
-eesseseelesselsesosses
UTOMOBILE PARTS: 8z
-ACCESSORIES
•CANADZATR
CORPORATION
AssOciate, Store
L. 0. wHEipsTom, ugr.
Hamilton St, pholie 69*
' TIRES, BATTERIES, ACOESSORTES
asimsesessmeissassseses.......sesinessisiossisese
BEAUTY PARLORS I
BETTY'S BEAUTY SHOPPB.
BETTY THOMAS, Prop.
64 Mix! Ave. ". Phone 349
Permanent Waving and all lines of
Beauty Culture .
DAINTEE WYE -
EVEILyN LYMAN, Proi).
East, Side of Square • Phone 60
Permanen.t Waving, Finger' Waving,
Facials, Manicuring and Haircutting
.•
REvERAcirp$
QDDERICH•BOTTLING WORKS
0A1IPBELL TW4EDIE; Prop. -
58 Pleton $t . Phone 489
:Authorized Bottler of
COCA.-00LA, AND
TWEEDIE'S POPULAR DRINKS
B
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BAKERIES
E. U; CLEVELAND
14 West St:, Phone 344
BI�LAD, PIES, BUNS, CAKES;
We • Deliver °
_
CURRY'S BAKERY
465
"FOR EVERY SPREAD
TJSE.OUBE
RR'ir-48-
MAPLE LEA r BAKERY
N. ZAPKSON & A. FORSTER .
86 SqUare • _ Phone ,pos
•Fiesb Bread, Pies, Buns,Oakes Daily
Also Groceries
• WeDeliver
BUILDING & GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
WILIAM& EDWARDS
R.R. 1, GoderIch Plione 931-r-2
RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUMDC)N
-ALDERATIONS AND ItEPAIRS
HOUSE MOVING AND
1 HEAVY raAsinsige
A,
•
BISSET BROIL
$6:Itiortrigights Creamery
%littera Heights phone 170/
MenufaeturerS
sAVionratilggitTat ORRAglaka,q:,
X A
IIIGII-EST QUALITY
C. AtOIS4NW0 & SONS
Stanley $t. Phone 35
1!011114E, CREAA, ICE ORiAIK
Vieit Our Milk Bar.,
s•-•,/
F
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LOVIr,-"FEED—&—SEEDS
HARDWARE
OARTA leVORSELL
Square Phone 283
SUE•RWIN7,WILLIA.MS AND a V.
PAINTS, ENA,t,Tpri8 V4MISHFS
General klardwarer 01140 alas% Aladdin
Lamps, Colem.an Lamps and Stoves,, •
Stoves, Plumbing' and fleating
HQTELS
PAZ tt HOUSE -
T.• MeTi,TURNER .
West St ' 7 Phone ,685
.A.TTRACTIVE' ROOMS, ; •
•
"Delkieus Meals Temptingly Served."
W, MOLEA#
9 B:ingston St - Phone 350
We earry & complete line of
FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS' AND
GROCERIES
Specializing -Bulk Seeds, Flower an
• Vegetable Plants
FOlUNPRIES
•
Gong:Bum'i0NAN1YBUZS
FOUNDRY
Victoria St. Phone 460W
GRAY MON' ()ASTMS
13RASS mop AtamtiNun.CASTDTGS
Contractors, Jobbers and Foundry
Engineers
FlUECDEALER
THE. SAULTS, COAL CO.
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,„„ ,•!7113.931 St . ' Phone 7
L BAXTER 5
. . • , y — • 13esf Grades of
Pocobontas Hard Cannel
BUILDER, AND CONTRAaTOR, and ft Wond
dusty' Agenth for
'Phone 739-1P.C.0. Box 468=22 Albert St "
LEHIGH VALLEY ANTABACITE
Personal:attentiou to every ,job.
JOHN JEFFERY
Warren St .Phone 577W
GENERA -CONTRACTOR- AND
BUILDR .
Every Branch of CarPetitei Werk.
ROBERT STA.NISISH
62 East St. • - Phone 389-'
GENERAL CONTRACYI'OR .AND
• Carpentering, Alterations and Xtepairs
Also Cabinet Work
Estimates Free
•EARL 'WESTBROOK ".
69 East Et. Phone 487
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
-REPAIRS, Al/rERATIONS, FLOOR,
SANDING: HARDWOOD', FLOORING
•
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Send your donition for the bivs
-
Overseas to the Red. Cross Roonis
at the ,•Public Libraryor to the
Legion Rooms, corner of .'North St.
and •the Squqe.
DAIRIES
• BAXTER'SDAIRY
_ ,
Napier St. . Phone 104
Mai CREAIVI
Specializing in
WHIPPING CREAM •
KRIMS0 CHOCOLATE DRINK'
GRAPE, ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT
•
,
WESTFTELD
•
WESTFIDLD-;-Seff; 10. -Mr.
Mrs. :Maurice 43osman Werevisitors at
• 41Niagara over the week -end.
11,1r. and Mrs. Wm,' McDowell visited
•
on 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
• ;Reny of WaXton. •
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell
on iSunday with -MI% Annie
• ;Weber of Aubdrn, '
Mr.;,' and '1Virst, Finlay Walsh of
Guelph, were recent. visitors at the
ihome!. of Mr. • and Mrs. -Albert Walsh.
Mi Mildred Thornton visited at4
SS
the. home of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sib-
.
thorpe, Blyth, over the week -end. ;
Alias Edna Adams,.R.I.s1.,_spenta-Week
with •1tev. 11. C. Wilson and Mrs. Wil -
sea, Auburn.
,GueSts last Week athe home_of Mr.
land Mrs. W. F, Campbell were Mr; and
Mrs. -N, 13. Ford and Buddy, of Bien. -
'helm, and Mr. Ogg, or Coniber. •
Mrs, Wilson of 1Clinton spent a few
days at the home of her daugfiter, Mrs.
;Wm. Carter.
senior quartette, Messrs. Wm.
MeDowell, Alva McDowell, J., L. Mc-
Dowell and Maitland Henry, vvith Mrs.
RADIO stRyicE
• piSON'S RADIO SERVICE
Montreal 'St. (at Edward Taxi)
- Phone 61.0
We are as near as your phone.'
REPAIRS AND REPLACEMENTS
• Von ALL iwAirps
BERTBAM • uNDAY
7 Widder St. Phone 598
COMPLETE, • STOCK Or PARTS
• .pARRIED
90 Day Guarantee -on Alt ,Repair WOrk.
Established 10 Years.
Amor
V1101144 cec,
brated seventy-Jilt/I anniversarS'
A 4.'oninalttee eitizens„ with J. A.
towart as chairman, has been formed
'Seaforth promote the sale of war
t3avingi stamps.
• IV. J. Greer has sold his shoe store
business att.,Winghant to G. DunlOp
and is retiring after forty-one yearS
'in businos Wingbani.
JI
The Centralotele Exeter, has
again changed ltands, the new oWner
1?eing 5liss Amelia L. Acheson, Nvhoe
grandfather and father at different
times conduCted the Place. •
A.lbert GoodneW of Stratford,' icho
was spending the summer- a Daylleld;
died in -Clinton 'Hospital; on Eridaras
the result of a heart attack: He waei
in, his ,sixty-seventh year.
Robert .Allen Diusley,
resident; Winghatn, died,August 29th
at the home a his niew, Mrs'. W'illiam
Kiug,-in his sitty-sixth year. Hp ,had
been in poor health for smile, time.'
-The'''•,ntaily -friends of Mr. 'Frank
Tingland, are very sorry ,tp learn
that he is at present in a Toronto hos-'•
pital, .undergoing an operation on' his
leg, badly injured last March in a car
ISTews-Reeord.
The death occurred suddenly on
oxrday'iirvaXiite- pr-islagrwife'of-
Adam Robertson, ,East rWawanosh,
her ...,s.eventy,fifth year. Deceased
leaves her husband, one son, Alexander,
-at- home,- -and three' daughters, Janet
and Agnes at home and °Mary of Wing-,
ham.
Horace T. Diaper Of .Toronto 'an
flounces the engagement -a-his daugh-
ter, Mary Ellen, to George Stewart
'Black, son of Mrs. William. Black. of
,Seaforth and the late kr. the
marriage to take place quietly on Sep-
tember 21st. • •
•.
MarSween-Vineelit
The United ehureh Manse, Beigrave,
was the scene of. a pretty -wedding
M
when Edna abel, daughter a Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Vineent, pelgrave; be-
came the bride of George 'Roderick
MacSWeen' of Kincardine. The cere-
mony WOO perform#L1 by l Rev. •J, B.
Tow'nend.
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SERVICE .STATIONS
CITIES SERVICE STATION
CRANSTON {84 HUTCHINS •
West St. at Waterlo9 St.'. Phone 717
ENERAL. MERCIIANTS
•J: *.G. MONTGOMERY
• SALITORP
Phone 680 •
GROCes.RIES - MEATS - FRUITS-
VEGETABLES- DRY GOODS -
• HARDWARE - GAS -- OIL
•
CITIES 'SERVICE PRODUbTS
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SEAVICE
RQOPE'S,SEii,VIdE *STATION
Bayfield Rd, - Phone 085
Frame, and Wheel 'Alignment Service.
Machine .Work -Acetylene Welding-.
Bieyeles-s•Tires-Batteries '
'Lawn '3,/owers Sharpened
Why burn. a; Coal that you take out of your fu.rnace
or stove 38 much ashes and unburned coal , (which Is Slate)
as you pain,. when. You can buy for the same price, a coal
that is free 'Tram slate and, elitikersl Prove this for your.
self, •43it ordering ".85 11 Odne-Cleaned ANTERA.CITE
COAL, POCAHONTAS or COIcE. ,
TRY RED tiACXET Coal for your filiplace, furnace
• and stove. '
Vor PLUMI3ING, HEATING,
give tag a call.
and IIAIWWARE,
Chas. ee
COAINAIM and; Honitrinz STORE At the' Harbor
Phones—Store 22 ,-Stunset, 643
•• Henee 11.2
GROCERIES & 'MEATS-
•
DOMINIONliTURES LIMITED
SUNKIST BRANDS HITS THE TOP
• We Specialize in
•• SUNKIST ORANGES •
SUNKIST LEMONS
• SUNKIST „GRAPEFRUIT
WE DELI'VER , PHONE 461
•NORMAN'S• -.
(Formerly, MeMalan.'s)
East Side of .Square-----•: - -
For Prompt ..Delivery and Courteous
••Service Phone 164 or 165
-GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGE-.
• TABLES - COOKED MEATS
FRED. R. PRICE
dROCtRY -
North -Side of Square • . Phone 248
GROCERIES - VEGETABLES
• FRUITS, • • 1
Free Delivery* Service
PoSt-I;Owell
, 'At :the ,home of Mi. and Mrs. 3.
Willis •PoWell, Exeter, ort Saturday,'
August 31st, • their only daughter, ,
Marion Gertrude„ was united in mar-
riage_ to William_ Gerald' PoSt, eldest
son_ of Mr, and Mrs, Frederick Post, of
• Windser. Rev. F. ' E. 0104SdareT-ofif:
elated. The young couple 'Will reside
at Windsor. •
Lawless-Breinner
• At the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Bremner, 'Grey OwnshiP, .oft August
•31St, 'their youngest'daughter, Kathleen
Pearson, VMS' , in marriage to
L.-Bdr. John Franklin Lawless, 16th -
43rd Battery, R:O.A., !Guelph, son of
Vr. and Mrs. Williain Lawless, Moore -
The ceremony-was-per2ormed-14
Rev. Harold "Snell of Ethel. ,Unitel
Vance-, will LL.L'L 'Kirkland Iatkv.
Englialt---Beeker
At Knox. Prvsbyteriaii. Phureis
inetsi-ton, on Saturday, Augtist 3ist,
dosephine 'Xhompson Booker, daUghter
of Mr. Lind Mrs. Alex. Beoker, 'Palmer,
eton, WL James Winfred English of
Wingbam, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Jameo
English ,of Palineriton, were united in
Marriage by Rev. in..
fli After a reception at the honie of
the bride's parents;, Ur. alia- Sre$,Eng-
Usti left for a brief honeymoon trip be,
fore se,ttling in their , home at Witw-
ham. 7
Bedard -Weld°
Alit 104'M:4011i; nuptial evoit took
plat'' at Zurich On Monday, September
2nd, when Dorothy Mary Wehlo,
aaugWr of Weido, beeante the
bride of Lawrence LOUIS 19I41111 SOU
„of Mr. and Mrs- Deunis Bedard of
Zurich. The., cerentetty Was performed
at St., Bonitaw RJ. ehureb. by Rev.
L. W. Power. The, haPPy couple left
for a wedding trip by ,motor before
making their home at Zurich.
Dr. G. F. Rogers a, Fortner '
Principal:of Seaforth C, IL
Dr, George F. ItogerS, who has been
'41)11Ointed, Deputy Minister of Edn-
40,
ass. Is in the
a fraetated
arse cad •ther lijoilia
u automobile ea:46W
liael--uses., usw-bx,
were four others, WOW,' tor
tiro a Lloyd, Cho eve harts* sit MS te
aillVlial *be Toronto Exhibitlee. A aft
ana 4 quarter rut of abedualfteara
they 411113V 111kUtl two trucks parked at
lie right -baud side of the read. and
Just Ail, they were about te ppm am
of the trucks, driven by Maw Pollock
of Blyth, beggn to pull •out toward tee
centre of. the road. Another ear wai
approaching and Thomas Hers, who
wioc drivipeg the sborne car. AM*/ tia
smash into the rear of the trueltatW
standing by the road rether than lilt
the approaching ear. • Ail five emu,
pants of the 'fern ear were inlured,
but all except Lloyd were able to re-
turn home after utedleal treetnent.
Their car wateleelly *reeked end Hue
rear of the truek wa slightly detracted.
FREE SERVICE
�LOOISAOCED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
re,oveci promptlyand efficiently.
Simply pigtoe'"COLLECT"
eation for Ontario, was principal of the
Seaforth Collegiate Iestlinte.4.40,-
• LIAM,
5147-1:1TICe--poaf Of Deputy Minister ' "• UMITIED
vv-as-affacle vacant by the elevation of • pm:mt. - INGERSOLL
eaobnin. ep_L
tr.afterzthseimdpesao.tnh, uMinisterooff• "601-
nClinteet„ "
Education. Di. R6gers „had been
scilluceiwA:.
lef_ltispector of secondary seliools
Roo
,FFaallta"ifrtoomwthanif Man
John Addison Hingston of 'Wingham
•reeeiyed fatal injuries on Saturday
when he 'fell fifteen feet from the roof
of the kitchen of his .home, which he
_wnR engagisLin shingling._ He. died_ort
•Monday. Hingston, who was in
his seventy-third year, is survived by
his wife, two sons and three dingliteis.
For thirty years he was bandmaster of
the Wingham Band and he ,was for
some time foreman of- the Western
'Fonndry in that town. ,
Dr, Dunean, McArthiir to the Provincial
TAILORS
YOUR PALL CLOTHES
Get theim cleaned, repaired '• Lind
dn OD. tidy pressed!. '
••We know how.
• ' TAILOR •' -
West St. Pall 317
meeting to be.held shortly at Benmiller.
The October meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. .1• L. AcDoWell, .the
roll call to be answered -With a verse'
of Scripture •containing the word
"prayer." .The members .of the group
in charge served lunch, ••
Obituary. -It is our sad duty this
week to 'chronicle •the death. of Miss
Elizabeth Jones, who passed away On
Saturday, September Vh, In her, sixty,
(Win. ITeDewell its accompanist, assis• ted seventh year. Miss Jones was born at
lin the anniversary Services •ab Walton
-:- Eden, in'-'esborne township, and was
P11 Suhday. •the daughter of Thaddeus ?Ones and
. Mr. and Mrs, Walter Cook were
-Mary _Kellansi._ She mine ' to, this
guests •on SuirdaY at the home of ifr. vicinity twenty eight years ago and re
and Mrs. Albert 'Nethery, Hamilton. sided with her sister, Mrs. Albert
Mi . -Baiter and Mr. Alex, .Anderson
of Toronto visited recently vtu Mr. Govier, on their •farm on the roth con -
,W. Ili Campbell. cession of .1flast Wawanosh, For the
past six • years Miss Jones had been an
i .Ifr, Harkness -of Edmonton. visiled invalid, but bore ,her feerhigpatjat,..
jut week at the-Aftffne -of his niece, ly and cheerf011y. I -Ter father prede-
Mrs. H. 0. Wilson. °
Mrs, Tipling Wingham is visiting
tat the home of , Mr. and Mrs, John
,Buchanan and With other friends.
. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin MeDOwell.
aVere guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs
. •
,Frank, Kershaw of Goderich.
-.Mr. and. Mrs, Ed. Kurschin§ki and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gothier
iof. Detroit tisited on Saturday with
mrs. Douglas Campbell. -•
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. 'MeDowell and
Gordeir and Mr. and Mrs. Alfa Mc-
Dowell and family Visited. on 'Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ItellY of Wal -
-1V.111.,S0 Meeting. ---The monthly
Meeting Of •the ,W.S1.S. was held on,
Wednesday Afternoon at the home of
:qrs. • win. McDowell. TwentY-iive
ladies answered the roll call with a
verse of Scripture. ITen of!the young
ladies of the congregation aliso .were
present. Mrs. 'Norman MeDowell• wag
In eharge of the devotional progriltri.
Mrs. Wm. 3,1eDowell gave the opening
Prayer. Readings, were given" by Mrs.
Walter Cook, Mrs.. Iloward• Campbell,
Mrs.. Maurice Bosman and Mrs. 'VC`111.
AttNatti. Mrs., Mervin McDowell gave
a Well-prepared paper on Stewardship.
A sal() was rendered by Mrs. Stanley
Cook. Mrs. 3teVittle paid tribute to
the memory. of Mrs. John Cook, who
WaS a valued member of the
It was decided to make a special ean.
• vass fat nioneY instead of having a sup.
Mrs. Stanley Cook, Mrs. Fred
41ook and Mts. Norman Mel)owell are
in charge of.the drive. Mrs. Nornaan
• McDowell and Mrs. Charles Smith were
appointed delegates to the sectional
•
ceased her •thirty years' ago and her Katherine., (la lighter of Mr.•and ' Mrs.
church. _ . •.
Fahner-Finkbeiner
The marriage of -Norma .Irenec''
daughter a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fink"-•
beiner, to, Harold H. Fa.hner, -son • of
Mr, and Mrs. iAlbert Fahner, all of
Crediton, was solemnized by, Rev. A.
E2•Pletch in the Crediton Evang.,etical
-.eturfrtt- bridegrommleft,
>afterwards for a motor trip to Mus-
koka Lakes, Ottawa and the Thousand
Islands. -
Forrest -Kerr
The marriage Of Jean, daughter Of
• Mrs. 'Mary Kerr, .Petrolia, and the late
G. E. .Kerr, to William Lawrence For-
rest, only Son -of John Forrest, Tucker -
• and the late - Mrs. Forrest, took
place at the United ,ehurch parsonage,
P•etrolia, on August 31st, Rev. F. Stride
officiating.- The Young. couple will re-
side on the groom's farm in tueker-
-T9i.911,1---
Goy-1111undeil •
The marriage of Margaret Ge•ttv,
daughter,of Mr. and Mrs. Wihliath H.
Mundell of Wingham, to John, Rennie
•Goy, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John
Goy of•Wingham, was solemnized by
Rev. W. D. Clark at the United chureh,
• Beimore, On, Saturday, August alst•-.
'After a .motor trip to the Muskoka dis-
trict, Mr. and Mrs. Goy will reside 1:11
Wingham.
Robertson -Stevens
A recent 'wedding was that of Mary
Stevens, daughter of Mr. and. Mr4.
Richard HavvkinS Of Anderson, to,
Angus C. pohertson, son of the •late,
Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Hen -
• The ceremony was performed .it
Brussels-United-chureh-parsonage by -
Rev'. ('.'L. Lewis, Mr, and Mrs. Rob-
ertson Will reside on the bfidegroom
farm hear Hensall..
Fleisphauer-Thiel
In a ceremony performed by Rev: E.
Turkheim at the Lutheran parsonage,
Zurich, on• Angust 31st,•Gertrude'
Wingham Fire Chief •' •
Dies of injuries
Vire Chief Albert Louttit, of Wiag-
ham, who was injured in an antorno-
bilelaccident on No. 4 highway, north
of W114114111, Augnst 31st, died in
tbe Winghad Hospital on the fpilow-
ing Tuesday-. eVening. 'Two- other pc-,
clipitiitg of 'the car were leSS"-getiotiSly
iniftred. Mr. Louttle was in his sixty-
'siXth year and had been a resident of
Wingbam for forty years. For some
years he conducted,a-butcher basiness,
but latterly he Ita.0 been employed at
the Pry 8r, Blaek ail factory. Besides'
his wife, he leaves a son, Clyde Avon,
druggist at. Long Branch., and a
aciaolie-Kidneys
ry fir Help
Mother five years ago. Mrs. Albert
Gorier is the only surviVing Member of
the • family. The :funeral service,
which. Inas 'held at her late home, took
• Place on Monday afternoon with Rev.
R. V. 'Wilson officiating; The hymns
sung were "Nearer; My God, to Thee,"
!`The, Ora Rugged Crossi and "What
Friend', We Have in Je:SUs." Inter-
•ment was made in Westfield cemeferY,
the •pallbearers, being •Gordon Snell,
WI1hlizn,Govier, James wow, Vins,
cent, WITI.. Walden and Leonard Cook.
The sympathy Of the community is' ex-
tended to the 'bereaved friends.
AUGUSTINE
, •
ST. A.IT(GUSTNIii, Sept. 10. --Mr.
and Mrs, Alex. Morrison of 'Parkhill
visited friends here last'week and 'were
,accompattledhack by Miss A,gile;3
Devereaux-• '
,
Mrs..Frank: ,Carral und little (laugh-
ter Mary motored' this week o Kir-
,cheier, where they intend to make
their fttture home. ,
The Misses ;Mary /Mahan. Ada and
'Nana l'iropify and Rita -Boyle, a the
Wingham High 'Sehool, were home for
the week.end. • .
Mr,„ Wilfrid Itinallan and Norine
potored to London otOitottday.
•number front here ate employed at
ithe Port Albert airport. ,
Master thigeneAlebert, Who was
,holidaying for the summer at the Inoue
tof Gos Klualian, has retnrtied With his
pother a.na little George to Detroit.
Most people tell to ree,ognize-t,he
meriousness of a bad back.
The stitches, twitches, and twinges
'are,bad-aingh. and cause. great !
end the equhe of it. au is. the 4,07-
ordered''kidrieys *crying out a warn-.
ing through the back.
A pate t,he back the Mange',
• ery for help, Go •to their assistance..
;Get a box of Doan's Kidney. Pins.
' A remedy. for bac.kaehe and sick
Iddeleys._ _
"Deanr are put up in an '
oblong grey box with our trade
!mark a "Naple Leaf" on the ,
• wrapper. _ _ • '
if * Ne ver dissolve iye in hot svatert The
• &Pee flebetitates• Get action of the lye itself heats the spates*.
341/"Fil.
MOUT
SCOURING
0 need for hard rubbi.ng and
scrUbhing when, you use a
• solution of, crillett's Pure Flake
L3.te, It cuts right through grease,
clears clogged drains, keeps opt -
houses sanitary. and odorless,,
scours pots and pans, tct4s the
hard workout heavy'eleaning.
Keep a tin always handy,
,
FREE BOOKLET Tho Gilletea 140 •
Booklet tells how this powerful cleanser '
clears clogged drains keeps out:
• houses clean and odorless by destroying L
• the contents. of the closet . how it
performs- dozens of tasks. Send for a
free copy to Standard 13nkrids Ltd.
Fraser Ave. and ' Liberty Street,
• Toronto. Ont " • — •
William Thiel, Zurich. was united tn
marriage: to Norman Fleisehauer, son
of the late gr. and Mrs. IL 'Viet-
schauer, Zurich. The eouple left on a
motor trip to OntariO points' before
taking uP yesidenee in Zurich,
Vance -Box ,
On ' Wednesday afternoon, Septemiler
4th, Seaforth Presbyterian &ant was
the setting, for the marriage of Leona
Mae, only daughter of Mr: and
Ernest L: I3ox of Seaforth, to araham•
Stevenson' Vance of Kirkland take, son
•of Mr. and Mrs. joint A. Vallee of Lk-
• towel. The, ceremony was performed
,by NOV. Hugh Jack.' Mr. and „MPS,
, The dance that was held here on
Friday night was a goixl success. ' •
Mr. and Mrs, Joe Carrol and Mary
,Inotolvd to 'St. • Marys on Sunday to
Xisit friends there. •-
Mr. and Mrs., Terry Allison of She,
eoe visited friends here on Sunday.
'They Were talking, about coint
denceS. • „ • ,
-"The most amazing thing of the kind
that happened to inc'," said 0110, "VMS
at Newpfarket last year. It was the
'eleventh "day of the eleventh. tnonth;
MY boy was eleven that day, Ntie live&
at' a, house numbered eleven; and 80
.baeked the eleventh horse on the card
In the big race."
"And it won?"
"No, the •darned ''th1114 c
eleventh."
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Large foreign granite stock to eho'os- e from. A postea _yr.% brieg ,
, us to your hoine. Free transportation to our office.
illiams & Son Granite Works
147 St. 'Patrick Si. Phone 1955:STRATFORD
My electrical supply busies's is now located,-a,t the,
cm:1'1[er of Britannia and Bayfield Roads, where I am carry --
Mg everything in the electrical lines.
All wiring, repairing and installations done without
delay. ••
1
fresiamirstrib,
FRANK MeARTIWR
Phalle' 62
• Wo didn't ask for cooler weather, but it's here, and with
it comes the Cum for "
STOVES and PIPES
Beds and Mattresses
• alums, TA Ls 00T.1011:ES and CUPBOARDS .
If we haven't:got the -particular piece of furnitqe you
want, we can get it at once.
• Nu.freezer" Ice Cream Candies—Cigarettes
00 illacksitone's
THE BROADWAY OP GIODERI(IV)
Pho\ne 240 •
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