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SIGNALS
G�rderich and Distr.ic,r
"WHO'S WHO"
Buyers' Guide - -Business Director}
C,,
� TO AGENCIES AND
DEALERS
O MOT
GvDERICa�t fir
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IS'Tb. PRE yy�^)!}+
South St Phone 83
FORD;=
MERCURY
• Saba and S'ervi
Used Cera
PEORG . c ASI',
iiietoria St, Phone
C.wV L OLET &' OLDSMO$ILE
Sales and Ser is e_
Geiaeral RftPairo
McColl Frontena.c• Products
Fireatone-Ti .. _
MeGEE'S GARAGE
D0,04E- E- $e DESOT..0
Sales and Service
86 Tlareiiton, St. 'Phone 695
General Repairs to All Makes of .Cara
SUNOCO'GAS AND OILS •
ileistone Tires Winced Batterle
"PLANTE'S GARAGE
GILBERT. PLANTE, PM -
aerie St. Phone 513
YSLEE,
Sales and Service...
General Repairs to All Makes.
AUTOMOBILE PARTS &
ACCESSOt,IES
BEAUTY PARLORS
BETTS BEAUTY SHOI'PE
BETTY 'OltMAS, Prop,
64 Elio Avec a Phone mil
Permanent Waving and -*Irian"
'of
Beauty Culture
• N
MINTER LADYI
EVELf; r .
4
East Side of S9uare Pboue 00
Permanent Waving, Flinger Waving.
aFatlsis Mania
� eurheg and •iitairenttin,
CANADIAN : TIRE
CORPORATION
Aaso 'iatel� �t�orre �(p�►�
L. O. WHETSTONE, mgr..
Hamilton St. - ` 'Pnone 69W
TIRES, BATTERIES, A004)&1ORIE8
PHOM" LA. RADIOS
t.
.ASERIrS .
E. D':~ CLEVELANID
14 West St. Phone 114
BREAD, PIES, BUNS, CAKES, !.
'We Deliver
CURRY'S BAKERY
Phone 465. ,
"FOR EVERY SPREAD
USE CURRY'S BREAD"
MAPLE LEAF' BAKERY
'N. JACKSON" & A. FORSTER
86 Square • Phone 460J
Fresh Bread, Pies, Buns, Cakes Daily
Also Groceries -
We Deliver
•n Send your donation for the bays
Overseas to the Red Cross Rooms
at the Public Library or to the
L _ .
Legion Rooms ' corner of North,
and the Square. •
BEVERAGES.
GODS
BRIGS BOTTLING WORKS
CAMPBELL TWEEDIE,, Prop.
58 Picton St Phone 489
Authorized Bottler- o;rt
COCA-COLA. AND
$`WEEDIE'S POPULAR DBIN'RS
MOOT NROS.
Saltford Heights Creameryp ,
Sa�ltford Heights a Phone U."T�1"''
¥auufaetuzers of p HARDWARE
SALTk i)RE RBIOH'I$ . CREAMERY.
RU`L'"' L 'AND ICE CREAM
11I0/14ST QUALITY
Qi Mc*ANUS. & 8OEN
Stanley ;St . Phone
9 r VER , ICE *0_
Visit Our Milk
'LOUR, ^ FEED. & SEEDS
9 Kingston St.. Phone 350
We carry .a 'complete line of
• ' EL()1�it, :k'E�,-sums,- AND
GROCERIES • se
SpecializingeeBalk Seeds, .Flower and
Vegetable Plants
BUILDING &: GENERAL
-CONTRACTORS
WILLIAM EDW ARD$,'.
Rte: Goderich Phone 931,-r=2
R IDE}NTL3.I CONSTRUCTION
ArfrhlBATION$ AND REPAIRS
HOUSE ¥OV1NG AND
HEAVY FBA [ING._
G. L. 'BETE • .
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR'
!•d'hone 73.0 . l •
O Box.468---22 Albert St.
Personal attention to every job.
-JOHN JEFFERY
Warren, •'St. • Phone.577W
GEtJERAL... CONTTtA.CTOR AND
BUILDER . .
•Every Branch of Carpenter Work..
FOUNDRIES
r
` c,
I
A. r,.at;le • tta1 flower elte e� held at ° dens, Aber rt' Se �f+artie *ad a i
e s, the _. 'aitiauz Ai rlw
o 9t'a f,irti u u a S'oelety. A tri,
llruec�ltt 1:a�� ��� ransler the .aut?a1�� ��� 1.'�r;�i�arer
f the twat ii It l '� Albert*,
Mr. tel Mts. a red d. }. batt of c a
Seaforth oe Thur eley last quietly Bele- Tee canner of Gertrude jests,
braked tie iifty''s� 3n 1 anauivea ary of eu hater of Mrs and Mr ,> �Pilii ua Marr:
their welding. ,
tire ileo all, to Mille* Rayntoo ,.
Thomas Wheatley. of McKillot V wii- Clarke, son of Mr. and sire. Nein.
ship. died SespWvaberhath yin hip sixty'. Clarke, WooJka , 'ai' as lemuised by ,
ninth neer. 1104s survived by his wife, Revs E. A Chateller la the 1 uit ad
three .sons mond three, Asan haters. church parsonage at Kippeet gas. Septet*,
3/au Reieherlt5 widow 'of the 14 00,1 ger 7th. The happy :couple will red
. .. ..... p ,- I John IPfaffepasse i away at Ztzrieli On at '(.'f7jd4ara.
! September 10th. in her eightsafourkh 'ldartiiff
w One soma ad two daughters soar- At the Lutheran' Parsonages Da*las
vivo. p • wad, on Saturday aty't�erueem, Septent-
quarts
qg� y� : �iy't�$yAyp 'q�'gE'n 4Aiyiy 7l, t:�"l�d +li6i 11:2 �d,F r►e.vdt�FYwi rht'r, 7, Jy+a��h1i�',��"n t�1d yaycyq �e'rn ,
tla[rtat'e Phone a EdwNn emae f}wrson, doileld e: 's0. nd lough t r o Mri find M r*a oil or a ¥4r.,
ti
seengal en Sept,ealeee etre in lace e%;htY_ , iter of ieeshwooda was united in mars
PdT'1T'TSri tNA�i' vevNi C. V.
fourth year. "oar daa� Mere And ria ;e to drones illott 'Partli ; soai f
SDF son is avert
Mr. and 'airs. Harry Ba rtlaif, 41 nton'.
!General SarilvPttt+e,. Off. Qla-ss, Aladdin
Lamp, Co'ie dt l Lawpa a Stoves
� �` September p ewer 3th .6n his leve t ser
)„..eat. e. �riaiiaag,.laealtit the
for several yearrs. % a
mob
The death ticeaa<rxedx on h'arida.v last I At the home of fir. and airs Hwa
,ri Join ,• whmev ne; _ �ota--Sepkem die
of- II ger
CARL WOR8ELL
SIIHR. N - WI/ALUMS' AND C Y
Hoary . Welsh died at Exeter on.They ecru[ °'fi v wasperformed 4 Rev
T.: Luft. Aft r motor tiles ta-.°�ortlag
u p t
,,,a_St, v , mbingiand° , . H had n . ern.Ontario..theyutiug oupl wilien'0
Luling -health ithome i 1
wife prede- as niton. •
H�T�IS'
ceased. ham, two Years., Sb�
a ,
T i'etiie
.. usvaarosla,
ticir drxazglater, `Gladys Earlene, was
at the .age of seventy Years. He is sur- united in marriage to lrawrenee Dei'mer,1
rived by his wife, a daughter, Mae, of soca of. 3iae, and M rs
M nghanie. and. a -SOD, d`aines, of ,Tor- i . 31 ,. / eon lie Skinner,
ieee.
onto.. L'lamcavilie. Tine ceremc�rny vas 'r�
formed by:Reva 'Wan,. Mair. Afterwards
The Clinton Public School Board has the
happy eeupileft on a otor tri
toen d Miss Eve1 11411,4 University
' lite neto1:a Lakes. Toy will reside
of Toronto graduate, to 1111 th'e place on the g oomde farm south of Llimvilie.
vacated by Melvin Snyder, of the teach,
m ; staff, who has, enlisted. in. the Royal
Canadian dipp. Force. d ysIttpFj r
�dy7ar
oyng
ato t.':o
nl,..
�epae
tLe
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Mrs- James Jewell, of Exeter, passed 7th; when thee Lorraine ,' n
, only clanaglt-
away ;on --September 10tit"'' •.% actorta ter of Milt. and Mrs. George Leitch,
Hospital, London, where she had been became the bride of Wilbur M+e torie
for • three weeks- She was ,in her 1 JeWatt, sou of Mr, and airs. R W •
eeventysixth year and leaves sides
PARK HOUSE
a �T. TURNER •-..,..
West St, •
Phone. 685
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
"Delicious , Mem Temptingly Served,'')
RADIO SERVICE
GfODERIC$ IRON AND BRASS
_ - FOUNDRY
Victoria Ste Phone, 460W
GRAY IRO CASTINGS
BRASS and ALUMINUM, CASTINGS
Contractors, Jobbers . ' and Foundry
Foundry
hngineers. •
.FUEL DEALERS
. siwrii,rsI,`.OALCO
Nelson St. Phone- 75
Best Grades of
Pocohontas, Hard, Soft .and Cannel
Coal; Cokes., Herd. and. Light - Wobd
Exclusive Agents'for '
LEHIGH v..A.Titax ANTHRACITE
G
GIBSON'S RADIO SERVICE
Montreal, St. (at Edward Taxi)
Phone 616
. We 'Are as near as your, phone.
it PAIS AND REPLACEMENTS
• y FOZ ATS, MAEF}S
BBRTRAM MUND.A'Y
?• Widcier St, Phone 59$
COMPLETE STOCK OF PAR
• ^ GARRIED
90 Day Guarantee. on AU Repair Work
f Established 10 Years.
her husband, two married daugh rs.
The death of Abner Mollard, .welt -
known resident of Grand Bend, o -
curred suddenly at his• huine on 'Septem-
ber 10th f'ro'm a heart attach; Deceased.
operated a tourist campat the Bend.
.Besides his wife, one daughter and. one
ran survive. ,
Mrs, Henry Riley, • of Londes-'
bora, died on Monday in her ,eixtieth
year. A` daughter of the late Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Bruce of Hallett; she had
spent all her life in that township.
Besides her husband two son, survive,
Bruce and• Wallace, tote athoane.'
• 'An old :resident. of Wingliam, and
. Turnberry, „in the person of Mrs. James
Thomson,' died in .the W'inghain El s
pital on. September Tth, in . her -eighty
second year. Her'husband predeceased
her and her only survivin; relative is
a. brother, Anthony Nichol, of London.
Married in England
Capt. Carl Aberhart of Seaforth, now
in England,: was married there last
. week, his bride being Nursing Sister
Deena /Birkett of Toronto.. Both went
overseas with a Canadian hospital unit.
Capt._Aherha rtaase son of Mr; and- -tri rs:
SERVICE STATIONS
OITIES SFR'.� PE STATION
CB N$TON •&'HUTCHINS
Pest"St.at Waterlog Si: ' Phone 717
GENERALViERC�TS. _ - '• a
.. _r „, ..,„ . _ ,, . CITIES SEB.vIICF .PR pt7crs . .
J.'G. MONTGORY COMPLETE4AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
SALTFORD•' ROOPE'S SEE CE
Phone 686 STATIONs
GROCERIES -- he EATS.-- FRUITS— 3fi' Bayfi•
eld .Rd. Phone 683 Eileen, u ..,ji,.� , Clifford and , Lloyd VEGETABLES DRY'GO.t)?1S -.- Frame- and • SYheei.-.Alienmeet `ervice. Walsh were guests on Sunday of. Rev.
I R,DWA.RE -- . GAS -- OIL Machine Work—Acetylene *elding— in Taylor Ior of Dorchester.
. -ea �r
�'.�,=,e-,-s,.Y.,,,�. , .-c,..srt_r,.:..,...�x....�x..Bl'�—..T�`�u.t'er,1e,S.. -,,.� -.� '�°�+- �=--�r#3i�
•' Jf�-�-'J-a--=^�r-a'ca�- .� . '' eric"h _
0ITIES SERVICE- PRODUCT+SA spent the week -end at the hone of his
ROBERT STAN"DISH •
62 East St. Phone 369'
+GEN.EICAL L'Oi'v�`1t p0
v p BUILDER
carpentering' Alterations and Repairs
Also Cabinet Work, --
Estimates Free'
EARL 'WESTBROOK
East Et. ' 'Phone 487
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
SANDING'. HARDWOOD • FLOORING
•
DAIRIES
BAXTER'S DAIRY
Napier St Phone 104
telMiregreeK#ATE DRINK.
GRAPE, ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT
11111111
10101-11
S1AM MOMS
Mel, healthful, a
Wrigley's, Doublemint Gum
,gip our : te.th deal,
bright and attri ctiv., your
throat a moist-Itas dell
clous Savor assures. plesent Lt
nth Eby it elalllt i
GODERICII:.. TOWNSU
• GODERICH 'SIP, Sept. 17.—.
Mr. and' Mrs. Gene a Ginn, Mr. and
Mees. Reg, Star , and 31rr« JObn. d
of Auburn were in `Winahani last wee*
Jewitt,, of Kincaid, Sask. The .. +cern-1' atteadhig :'the funeral of their cousin, .
Mrs, Robinson,
i.'hyllis «inn left oh Sunday'
tor L-ondorn, where she will enter • the
Normal School.
This is the week of the sehool fair
at Hohnesvi9,e ' The pupils'are all
busy preparing their exhibits.
Messrs. Morris �Hiel • - and /brad
Gardner returned On anday ro astheir
two weeks' training at . Thames Valley
camp,
mon,! was performed' by Rev. A. E.
31enziee. after a reception at the home
of the bride's par,ents; the happy couple
left on a trip to Muskoka, Toronto and
Niagara, •
Horse's Kick 1'ata1
to Maintop Farmer •
Charles Wright, 'a well-known M+
E:itlop towaehip farmer firing north of
Seaforth, ' died on Wednesday of, last
week" in the Seaforth Hospital from l a -
awl .
juries received .the. previous Monday The young people are hold a corn
when lie waalriet ed on' the head by his roast on Friday exeniug of this week. ate;
the hone of Mr, aaad Mrs. W lema.1
horse. He hand driven. froagz Seafvrth - - •
to his 'home and was
ty� uF �ilZe.: horse
in the' barn when he was lacked: He "
:eras si xt -.Geyer years of age. .Elie wife weer 1n ebarn; at ; the ,!tom ' of . 3Cr,
Y .. , and elm :'Easton.
A large' number of friends and' farmer'
neighbors' attendee the funertzal of the
late George Lampr y in Gt derielt ea
Monday,
Union Church Notes.—The � September-
meeting of the W,M:S, of Hnian church
will be held on Wednesday afternoon
of tla aweek at the home of Airs. Mary
Phillips: Mrs: (Res%) L. Brown win
be tiie speaker.. , . , Sunday was RallY-
survites. •
C. B. Hshe Dies '
Suddenly at Clinton ' . - I .
Charles Bernard Hale, eonve queer
and -notary public' at Clinton fere many
years, died suddenly' at bis home there
On Monday, : in his sixty-fourth year.
He was the .son of the late Horatio
Hale, niterna.tionally- krgown linguist
and Margaret Piugh Hale, and wag' born
in Clinton. He is survived b;- his wife, i. Dao and 'was celebrated . ati. Union
two sons Cyril B.; of St Catharines; church. Mr. ,W. Larder., of ' eel
and Robert °:!%,-of'Clttlton and three conducted the 'erviee`'in-the.absenee of
daughters, 'lairs. Harry +G,ochrane of l the pastor, Rev. C. L. Brown, The
printed *order of service was .followed,,
with her sister, Mrs. Gordon Smieh•of Clinton ; Misses Marjorie and Erma, at
The 'death occurred at Wingliam on
Thursday last of David Macdonald, in
mg to Winghain forty-five sears ago Mr.
Lawn Moivers Sharpened niece,' Mrs. Douglas Campbell. • •Maellonald WaS- a resident of LucknoW.
Mr. and 'MN. Norman MacDowell Ile wee a cattle -buyer and drover. He
. were recent Louden visitors. I Was on .the'Town Council of Wingham
Miss Mabel llo,..unan 'of Godes/chi, for several *ears and was reeve two
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bosnian.
visited on Stinday with her pa rents,, _oyfeatrhse:_bHagpe iwpag: weTilhrkeenowdantirmae"rpslassuerr..
Mr. Carl Deans of Winghain, and vivo: Mrs. Walter Van W,vek, of Wing-
31iss Alberta Osbaldestim of Goderich ham: Mrs. M. H. Van Wyek, Of Moil-
YOuB, FALL CLOTHES Nvtritmetain-o3in 2Duonntaiyi. with Mr. and Mrs. I tried, aunt Mrs. SieLeod, of Oshawa..
Get Shem cleaned, repaired and Mr. Thomas Cook was a IlaMilton •
smartly pressed. • and, Nia&ara visitor over the,week-end.
, keow..bow. Ai the church service on 'Sunday,
FRANK H. MARTIN I wilson spoke from lest Chronicles
which- was well attended, Rev. 11.:1C9:
The junior quartette, MesSrs. Norman
Call 317 McDowell, Harvey McDowell, Lloyd
Walden and Douglas dampbell„ rend-
ered special =sic. .
Death of Miss Annie Harrison.—It
DOMINION 'STORES' LIMITED
; We Specialize in
SUNKIST LEMONS
SUNKIST GRAPEFRUIT
),„Y -E DELIVER PHONE 461
NORMAN'S
(Formerly IVICAtiitan,$)
East Side of Square
For prompt Delivery and Courteous
Service Phone 164 or 105 '
GROCERIES, FRUITS AND vEGE-
TOLES — COOKED MELTS-
DUNGANNON
Untended for last week)
• DUNGANNON; 'Sept. 12.—Miss Mary
Hall; after. spen ing the winter at the
home of „Mrs. W..R. Andrews with her
• .brother, Mr. Goilfrey-Hall; has returned
to' Brantford, making het home with
Mr. grnest Hall, her nephew. ,
Mr. and WS. Rebts Reae and family,
of airlow, visited Mrs. CS .C. Brown
Born.—Ort. Thursday, September 5th,
TAILORS
:west SL
FRED, R: -PRICE
TAILOR
. GROCERY
WESTPrELD, Sept, 17.—Mr. and
orth Side of Square. Phohe 248 Mrs. Elwin Taylor and Mrs J L 11c-
' GROCERIES VEGETABLES_— Dowell 'were recent London visitors. and five days. Miss Harrison passed Rev. G. -and Mrs. Hazelveood visited
BENMILLER
BENMILLER, Sept. 17.—Mr. and
Mrs. C. Kerr visited in Exeter last Sun-
day with Mrs. Kerr and Loretta.
Mr. Ed. Millie]] underwent an oper-
ation in Seaforth Hospital on -Tuesday.
Latest report is that he is doing as well
as eine be expected
Congratulatidns are extended to Mr.
icle the death ()tem old resident of this I,
eozninunity, in the person .of Miss Annie and Mrs. Chas. Houghton upon their
reeent marriage.
Harrison, aged eighty years, ten Mrdiths I
FRUITS -
to the Great Beyond on Wednesday, on Monday with. Hazelwoad's par-
, Mr and Mrs "Wm Govier visited
Mrs. Richard Mitchell was taken to
Victoria Hospital, London,. last week
*for an operation for goitre.
Sunday evening. Mr. Hickman of Tor-
onto was in eharge amegave a splendid
rieh. '. • I cession of East Wawanosh on November
, Mrs. Fred Chapple of Blyth visited i 6t11, ISA ;the .daughter of the late
the morning service and Mr. Attridge, last week with her cousin, Mrs. Alvin i mfithias Heeeisoseeee Eliza ,,,,,i„,
t God-orieb, was 'the eololet ,„ixit -the; Snell. , , • . 1 and was one of a family of six. She
vetting, The recerpts: for the day Messrs. Amble and *Lyman Jardind, spent some thirtsefive years in• the
have returned. to Toronto after spend- i West, comilig. back te Ontario about
Mrs. Minnie Jones spent Sunda:Seat ing the summer with their brother, Mr. 1 tItelve years aeoe and for the past five
he home of Mr. Robt. Gibbs, Londes- Thomas Jardite
ote. - * e Miss Ka,thleen McGill left On 'Monday
It is learned that Ur. Hannigan, for Stratford, where she will attend
urate of St. Pauw Anglican church, Nortnal School.
tudies at a college in Chicago. • visitor oyer the week -end. , deceased her: She was a devoted
/United .. Church W.M.S.--Last Friday • 311'. and 3Irs. Frtink Ilarbourn and I Cbristian woman, ready to help others
at all times„ and giving assistance to
,fternoon, the I:lilted church, W.M.S. 1 babe, of Stalfa, spent Suhday With* the
niet in the basement of the church for ', ladyls °parents,* Mr. and Mrs. Wm. those about her who were in need. The
and ; Walden. • funeral serviee, which w;is held at
he regular monthly meeting ,_ 1 „ i uei. the home of her niece, Mrs. Fred J.
311. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent o
quarterly' birthday tea. Mrs. A. Elliott ' ! cook, on I'ridav afternoon wis tersely
at Alexandra Hospital,- ederich, to 6
'daughter.
' Mr. and Mre. Conrad Treleaven, of
Toronto, spent the week -end with relae t
Rev: NresrMaii of Dungannbn
United church and • Rev. Arthur 'Sin- c
clair of Blyth exchanged .pulpits for s
the. adniversary serviees here lest Sim -
day. Mr. Sinclair's serraone were heard
choir rendered anthems and Mr. Clar-
ence Greer, of Lucktiow, sang a solo at t
Years had made her home with her
niece, Mrs. lereeal. Cook., She leaves to
mourn her paSsing two sisters., Mrs.
John Scott and Mrs. Wm: 'Scott, two
brothers and three sisters having pre -
ALL Coat
Why bUrn a eoll that you take out of 'your furn'ace
or stoVe as much aehes and unbUrned coal (which is slate)
as you put in, when you can, buy• for the same price, a coal
that is free from, slate and clinkers/ Prove this for ydur-
self by ordering* D 84 II 'Conc-Cleaned ANTHRACITE
COAL, POCAHONTAS *or CONIC °
For PLUMBING, HEATING, and_ 'HARDWARE,
Chas. c. Lee
Phones-43tore .22 • 4. Sunset 6,43
, .. i grave ViSitt4 On StillatIV with Mr midi attended. Rev: Il. re. Wilsol ii c‘ Multir•ted
presided. for the °peeing exercises. Th, Mrs. Jaek Buchanan. . ' . I the funeral service. Iler. Mr. Toweend
worship service was taken by Mrs.. Dr. JaMeS MeClintori of 'Timmiris 1 of Belgrave gave the address, speaking
*Newman. Mise Pearl Jones read the : •,.., sq.,
Scripture lesson and Aim. Irwin led in" all' "'I's `'` Meninton of Goderich 1, on the meaning ofs "Life end Death."
India,. a sister of Mrs. Gill, a foemer '
Mies .lean McDowell visited hist week '''''..‘it:Ii.ilitialnit(ilD1(IIIAe'en1r1sie js' a 11.141.1; Ilte.N(40)°I.wieetlilisanesul
pastor's, wife. Greetings 'were sent to elrororirmorrmayrir....w.o...,N;,..;,',L,"..ir
seventh birthday. Mrs. Treleaven. Is ; "MINNS
the oldest Member of the societY and ,ie
in fair health. with the exception of
her eYeeight. 3Irse M. J. Reed led. in
a discussion of ehriStian Stewarded') in
Mrs. Blake took part. After the tee -sites,:
(Intended for last week)
MAPEKINGe Sept. 10.-31r, and
Mrs. Thos. Ferguson of Isinee epent
Ales. Wesley Twandey of Lueknow
sale 31r. Chester Twainley of Wood-
-glace; vieited on Sunday with Mr. 411(1
the week -end at her home.,
We are glad to report Mre. tDeorge,
"fiwamlee tie recovering- nively from
SORE FEET
THIS WAY
Rub in "Ablaut's Liniment genetAlleY's
and feel the relief steel over the
muscles and joints. For all ramie
joint painserichet and ttiffness„ apt/tined
anklet, twisted limbs—Minard's has
been famous for over 60 years. Good,
for &idea and skia disorders, tool
Get a .bottle todi,y; keep it
1.02idET HOW." There. were „,esany.
floral tributes. Interment was . made
in Brandon eenietery, Belgrave, where
*friends gathered to pay their last re-
spects. , The pallbeerers were six
nephews, Walter , and I1Ordeii Met,
Stanley Cook, Cook, Leonard
Cook and Telford Cook: Te, the sor-
rowing ones we- extend our sincere,
sympathy. „
CREWE
(Intended for last week)
Hamilton of Atwood visited lest Run -
dose ndth Mt and Mrs. Veen Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Patereon and
enuily, of Wingheile visited last Son -
day at the home of Mreand Ray-
mond. Finnigan. •
tucknove High Mewl en' SiOuday for
another term. Norman Rivett also is
attending* Melt Sellout irt Lneknorr.
eve
Have You Renewed Your SubseriptionT
. .
heumatic ains
Rhesalestic pa*: are rite* caused* lee
acid in the bleed: This bleed impirity
be extracted by the Weep. If kid -
NW excess uric ati4 reAtates,
'la century the favorite kidney remedy. tot
DocidisKidneyPills
FREE SERVICE
OLD, DISARLED OR DFAD
,HORSES OR .CAIILE
ncoLLEcrli
PHONE 21 INGERSOLL
“901 r 12 Clinton"
' As the dark evenings close in, our homei need more light.
AN EXTRA ,LAIVIr '
properly placed turns darkness into brightness.
•Iiet us look over pita' home, office or place of business.
We will do the work and supply everything electric, to
FRANK MeARTHUlt
Corner Britannia and Bayfield Roads
Phone 82,
STO STOVE$
W'e are buying them in quantities and 'selling t4m on 'sight.
—THERE'S A REASON!
They are good heaters and fuel savets. "We will histall
them at any time to suit your vonvenie` nee,
Good 'Beds and Mattresses are neee.ssary , for the cool
1,veather. Drop in to see ours; the pikes. will surprise you.
Blackstone
er "T roadwo of Ooderieh" Phone 240