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TRE GODERIC
M .`STAR
c'derICh and DIstrict
"WHO'S WHO"
Business uirectory
Buyers' Guide
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DEAL
ODERICIIMOTORS
, 'STS
• Phone t33
.>�otrth St.' •
FORD:
Mzeot nT. T.IINCOI.N-Zi PHXR
• Sales and Service
Used Cara
. GEORGE G. NcEWAN
Phone 234
CHEVROLET & OLDSM.
i
Sales and Service
General Repairs •• •
McColl B'rontei ae Products
Firestone Tires
BEAM PARLORS'
B ",G'..
BETTY'S EA.UT�' SHOP
PE
THOMAS, Prop.
64 IisAve,
P
hone 849
Permanent Waving and lines
s
o
alt
Beauty(� use
• DAINTEE LOPE
EVELYN LYMAN, Prep.
East Side of Square "hone 60
.Permanent .,_W, vine, Finger Waving,
Facials, Manicuring and Batrcutting
BISSET BROSD.
Saltford :eightsCreamelry'
Saitford Heights Phone 172W
Maurifaetureru' of
84111'Kel) lel hi' r11S CIIVAMERY.
BUTTPIR AND JOE QIt11A 7<
./LIGULIST QUALITY
S&SOS'"'"
C11RvMAN°l� SONS'
•4ti .a�
ne 35
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' ane
'MILS CREAM, ICE CREAM
Visit Our Milk, Bar.
11
ITARDWARE
CARL WoI SELL:..
,Square . Phone 283.
1
S N-WILLIAMSIA.7>i V
liP�RW S AND WI iG,
rA11ri 1S, EN,d3XDL$ & VAR1 S
,.-.:e - w, l
e xa�1 Hardware, °4ila � a .
�� _ rt Maw
-
Lamps, La Coleman L s n S ov
mps, Co a� arrrp a d t eaR
Stovea, Plumbingand Heating
4,1
HOTELS`
PARK $OUSE
M:T _,
phone 685
0
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS :
"Delicious• Meals Temptingly Served.
McGEE'S GARAGE
DODGE & DESOTO
Sales and Service
-*6 Hamilton St. Phone 695,
General 'Repairs to A11 Makes of Cars
SUNOCO .GAS AND OILS
Firestone :Tires Willard Batteries
PLANTE'S' GARAGE -
GILBI+3•RT PLANTE, Prop.
Victoria St. Phone 513
CHRYSLER . PLYMOUTH
Sales And Service
General •Repairs to All Make's; p.
cP-
yinsoliiimmok
AUTOMOBILE x PARTS &
ACCESSORIES w .y
CANADIAN:•..TIRE
CORPORATIONN"
Associate, Store
L. 0. WHETSTONE, Mgt;.
Hamilton 'S t. • Phone: (39W
TIRES, BATTERIES, A0010SSORIES
PiErONOLA; RADIOS
BEVERAGES
ED
ED ti�,�. .
E S
GODER,ICH BOTTLfIG WORKS
.CAMPBELL TWEEDIE, Prop.
58 Pietor- St. Phone 480
Authorized Bottler of
COCA-COLA AND
TWEEDIE''S POPULAR DRINKS-
amelosiiiimWrimialarimpammummitiraimmommimmilimiii
C
BUILDING & GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
WILLIAM EDWARDI
R.R. 1, Goderieh Phone 931-r-2
RESIDENTIAL CON+STRU;0TION
ALTERATION'S AND REPAItS
HOUSE MOVING ,AND
HEAVY FRAMING
- G. L. BAXTER
BUILDER * AND .CONTRACTOR
Phone 739-4F.O. Box 468-22 Albert St.
Personal attention to every job.
BAKERIES
E. U. CLEVELAND - -
14 West St. . •Phone 1`I4'
.,B,11,BAD„RIES MINS,
CAKE
ETC. .
We. Deliver
CURRY'S BAKERY
Phone 465
"FOR EVERY SPREAD - °i.
USE CURRY 'S BREAD"
'MAPLE LEAF • BAKERY'
.,N, JACKSON & A. ' FORSTER
86 Square Phone 460.1
Fresh Bread, Pies, Buns, Cakes Daily
Also Groceries
We .Deliver
Send your donation for the boys
Overseas to the Red Cross Rooms
at the Public Library or to the
Legion`"Rooms, corner of North St.
and the Square.
West t St.
C�
1
I
day.,rrrSwl��ii vie'"
+•north amuse.
•lime. daei[ktaar et 1 r. and ilignik
Woo .Hlohuier. Vorsu. breams de
„t I3•+t++-r. Wifllrtti Taylor, imila 14 fi r
k Batu Taylor, Vont*, 44 the bast
TXsii�r_ The +.•eresssuay was
lb), ttiev, If. t `urrib, Woo Wills. Jervis
,Q Clinton W$ hrWt sM *td ; Ki Bert D.
l Taylor, brother of the *roams, enwbwt
lt, a o'wnning. (?oto soil treasurer eyed ,.,., i Trataa and ,Murray. fe *ro. broil,,, of
of ili(A rI'owim�alf s:3lintttll, Ins tendered i itith Of I I-Via:9St •Vitt. T iy: na n ,vii
bis resignation of these offices.
- !George 'U.iF�lliott, [Clinton, •ltta,s rem
turned home from the Toronto 'f el ,-
er;ti 'I3ospital much improved in, health,
-John ,Itae, 10,+1' it. station omitsit
or twiela for almost thirteen years,
ha **la appointed to take dame ge of
the station at Arthur. •
ars. s, James 'Vrkst passed .ftway sud-
tlenl + at her home at. Uensall on, Fa ri
day° last, ha her eightieth year.. . ,,I3(A,
claiu.
itMegsh,tllter Iina ' '13rvibaven.d', .'twk sQns alicl one
• Mis. ' f" ofi oro
It1>toclr ovi+�x�(t e�1,
i � r ��
has passed the civil service ex unin-
,1 n: .
. io ands c it -ed ,a `flit
at has, r e n (cepa went
in the' London. (Ont.) . office of the De-
party hent of National `Defence. , -r .
'Tile de .t'lt • of- Alex.Murray, in „his
s ti
r � � i •v lifelong
xt I t a� re'xrr v
i h. e r ed �
f
a
1
#. it � f~
teased is survived by his Wife and .a
'family of six sons and four daughters.
Tie death of Elizabeth Jane lSidlerr,
wife of, William Morrison, occurred
at'• ,Seaf'orth 'on September 30th. De,
eease(1 was in her . seYenty-eiglitii year:
-Mrs. Thomas 711, Walsh, •a lifelong
resident „ of. East WaWanorli, passed
away in e teaail;er ` i ail -ie' • l;iity
trot. year, 1Her busband .predeceased
her and u son, Norman, 'surta'ives.
[Catherine Shears osvn, widow: --of the
„ iat9 William 'D. Wilson, died on Fri-
day last at thehomeet her son, Lorne
Wilson. in' Tuckersmith, rghe was in
her ninety-first. year. After their
marriage deceased and her liwthand
lived for some : time near Auburn be-
fore moving to • Tuckfersmith: firs,
George Hamilton o.f Auburn is ;►
(h'i'gh'e'r,
. 'Miss .Margaret Jnc'kscpdi, , a `prominent
resident of 'Fg.nond.ville: died Thurs-
day last after an illness:. •of several,
week,. !She ' C^as the only daughter oft
th-___e-"°•ln to 'George 'E. Yacksnn. a nictneer
business man, .and spent tpraetieally
her whole life at the .Tarksou home in
Egnlond�ville. !She is survived -by five
brothers 'G, A..;and Thonna's; Taekson,
r f 1 gmondv 11e : IRobert. Jackson, Of
Sea'farth iff. 11; •Jackson,. gip$ Toronto,
and Judge J. • A. Jackson, +pf T.eth-
brid t.e; Alberta.
Chihl's Death
Result of Sealdiug - .
Two-year-old. 'Ruth Ann 'SC ilibe, •of
the Zurich' district, died in the 1011n -
ton hosnitP1 . on ' Sunday, the result: of
burns about the body, :suffered a �ve4k
Previous' when she upset a pail of boil-`
Ing Witte,• lin•nn llorself.
Jones—McCallum . ,
The marriage of Susan Eileen,
daughter of -MF. find Mrs. J. E. !Me -
Callum. Bel:rave. to George,. Williiamil
Jones. London'. ,waA solemnized by .Rev.
T. '13.. Townenf1 tit 'the-:T'i ited church
raraonif (re, - • Belerave. •e. on Semten her
28t'it. M -r and Mrs. -.Tunes--°wtli reticle
at London.' •' ,
Death of Mattbety Carbert -
...Matthew . Ca'tibert'. a lifelong resident
of °t1ullett township. died suddenly of
heart ..failure on' Wednesday of las-.
week. .AHP . was in his . seventy-ninth
fir. !Ile is survived by his wife,
formerly Marf Ann McCaughey, :1 tor;
Thomas, on the farh . •anal a daughter,
Sia ;: A , xvon ,allot C ci r cif: to«-n�h1•p,
Fai'row—Clark
•At . the PreS�bcterian- 'manse Wine-
ham. on September 2Sth, Rev. Kenneth
MaeLean •performed the-'we+l'ding cere-
mony uniting Laura :lane. da•ughtor
of Mr. and '1Ii's. W. J. Clark, Wing -
ham, and Claren-e 'Russell, Farrow of
Galt, `son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Farrow. Iiia sel�s° . The limply ccottpl e
W, 1VI. [CLEAN
9 Kingston St. Phone 350
We carry a complete, line of
• FLOUROTI1l D, .SDij' D.S--.A,,ND
GROCERIES . ° • _
Specializing—Bulk, Seeds, Flower and
Vegetable Plants
FOUNDRIES -.
GODERIOR IRON AND BRASS
FOUNDRY •.•
Victoria .St, : . Phone 460W
GRAY IRON CASTINGiS , •.
BRASS and- ALUMINUM CASTINGS
Contractors, libbers and Foundry
Engineers ' •
FUEL DEAL'S
TEE SAULTS COAL CO:
Nelson St.
Phone 75
Best . Grades of '•
-
Pocohontas, Hard;- Soft and Cannel
Coal, Coke, Hard and Light Wood
• Exclusive Agents for "
LEHIGH VALLEY ANTHRACITE , •
.lv
RADIO SERVICE .-•
performed by WT. Jolla otilza iaiii aaf'
Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. [Ath 'will
reside tut, the brifiegromes farm near
Four Sisters
AxlOttageuari '
Fol,..': '111liott-ist�ers, born in this
eotaraty, near t14 olesw,cortlt,s, and. all ov+-rr
eighty years of age, are �ta;uiing Wes-
tern 4)ntario glad looking -lit ofd friends'
in :Buren ;and elsewhere. Tiley are:
`Mrs. Hugh { . McAllister, ' v's.
Robertson, Mrs. Robert McAllister, Allister, ;ill
now resident; of British bOolumbi:x,
And t -r . SVilli.ani 1G�'aser, of Ditttoxt.
P ittjsoir—iliggi
Tlie - a1arriag of : Ilrana 1 ugene,
s
tlaitgliter of °,�xt'r titad aixsA Robert lI•i�'.
1 • ♦ s
in ►'� rt
o i s i.
s o'tvn"V t t.
yr x >c s t h 10-..Iic' i. o
f9 h D C
D ROY
`Pattison, sou of ,:Mr.' and 'Mrs. Alli u.
Pattison; a h ' Oils h om � st '"c�'�a�c^(lno�s us solecn-•
fliz d by" Rey. U. M. Weekes `site`' the
Angliean rectory, Blyth, on ;September
28th. :After a honeymoon trip to 'Siad-
•bury and .other Ontario poi's'e + Ir.
and airs. Pattison will. reside in Past
Wa'wanosh.
Purchases o .
Epps Transport ,'7 ,{y --- ,ps5}
started. twenty -years ago at .Varna by
. o [Clin-
ton
•atransferred
re s ndt.
E n st
IDP,p ,
ton #about: t(11 ±-Veatrs.agorAha s.'be�en_sold
to 13, W. 'Mackey, of the Tuckey"Tr"ans-
aport, Exeter, but will [be 'operated an -
der. theQold naive with headquarters
at [Clinton.nMr. Epp;, , after •twenty,
years in the trucking business, +which
expanded from a one -truck;' service to
a fleet'of six. large +trlansport velitcle:�,
is now retiring.
Taylor Rohner '
A. pretty 'wedding took place on Fri
the bride, sleo was au attepdsat.
After the wedding tt'ihuer +et ttsi tins
of the )ride's parents. Ott►+ young c011.
p1e left on a motor 'trier to Detroit.
.'I'hey will reside on the bridegroom's
faani at Vttir'mtt
Husband' "Now that we aro *parried.
perhaps I might venture tq point out
few of your tittle tl£'4'eto." Witt;
43on't •bother, ile4r, I'm quite **rare of
them. Those littler defects prevented
me . frontetting, a much bett(tr mos
than you �r�e." j
GIBSON'S RADIO SERVICE
Montreal St. (at Edward Taxi)
Phone 616.
• We are as near as your phone.
AWN' JEF EI V • ..
Warren St. - . • Phone577W
•GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER ' • ,
Every Branch. of .Carpenter Work.
REPAIRS . AND _REPLACEMENTS
FOR ALL MAKES
BERTRAM MUNDAii •
'i :Widder St.•Picone 598
COMPLETE- ` STOCK • or, PARTS
CARRIED. •
90 DL(y Guarantee'on All Repair Work.
Established :10 Years, -
ss_
SERVICE STATIONS
• ROBERT= .STA DISK
62 E'srst=5't: n 36'9
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND -
BUILDER " -
Carpentering, Alterations and Repairs'
Also Cabinet Work
Estimates ' Free
‘8
EARL WESTBROOK
69 East Et.,- Phone 487
GENERAL
'CITIES SERVICE STATION
P.CRANSTON & HUTCHINS
West. St. at Waterloo. St. • Phone 717,
MERCHANTS CITYES+SERVICE PRODUCTS
COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
J. G. MONTGOMERY -
SALTFORD; ,
Phone 68d • W.
t+itOCERiii $ — ATS OMITS--
VEGETABLES
MITS—VEGETABLES -- DRY GOODS
:=�-��•�1�WARF3=-E�AS9I<Ix==u-=��
GROCERIES &MEATS°
DOMINION STORES:- LIMITED.
SUN1US+T ,BRA1�IDS. _HITS THE TOP
We :Specialize in -
SUINKIST ORANGES •
SUNKIST LEMONS
SUNKIST' GRAP 111 RUIT
WE DELflER : PHONE 461,
GENERAL `( ON�STiRUCTION
REPAIR'S,' ALTERATIONS, FLOOR
SANDING. HARDWOOD .FLOORING '
agar
D
NORMAN'S ro
(Formerly McMillans)
East 'Side of: Square -
For Prompt Delivery and Courteous
Service Phone 164 or 105 .
° GtROCERI1l S, FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES -- COOKED "M'NATS
BAXTER'S DAIRY
Napier St. Phone 104
MILK CREAM
Specializing in •
'Gct'g�
KRIMKO CHOCOLATE DRII
GRAPE,- ORANGE and, GRAPEFRUIT
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
Colborne Townshiil !Connell mot
October lstwith all ,members present
excerpt. Councillor 'Chisholin. • -
Minutes ,of September 'meeting • vere
read• and adapted on motion of A.
Watson". and Wm. Thom. -
,M,ave4 ' by N. aMdLarty ' and' Wm.,
Thom. that we give a• grant of . $15.00
to the North- IHwr'on' IPtow,ing Asso
eia'tion, .
t Moved b 'IVIeLalty !and iVim.
FRED. R. PRICE .'
I,
GROCERY
North Side of Square Phone 24S
t
GROCERIES --••• VEGETABLES
--
.-- - ' PRUITS""�°" "�-`
Free Delivery, Service -
Thoma that we give a grant of $20 to
the Goderieli Agricultural . Society,. ,
Bylaw -No. 9 !was passed :submitting
The foiii�ng question to the elo„ctors
of the ° township at the December'
,election: • '"Are you in favor :as' a war-
time :measureunder the local Govern -
menet Extension ' Act, 1940, of ,the
Municipal Council elected for ° 1041
-holding, ofliee ,for the term of fryo
yet rs7" •
• Also' Bylaw No. 10, appointing' the
D.R.O. and poll clerics for Bach ltotlinl;
ufitdivisian •iii the township, was
Coai
r•
enolawilt+•aw
mourn
.• burn a coal that' you take .out ofyour furnace
or .stove 'as much ashes and unburned coal (which is slate)
asyouput in,'when ou can buy for the same price, a coal
that is free fom late 'and clinkers? Prove this for your-
self by ordering, D " + ,H ,Cone -Cleaned. ANTHRACITE
COAL, POCAHONTAS or 'COKE.
'TRY RED JACKET Coal, for your fireplace, furnace
and stove. and HARDWARE,
ai PLTJM1 ING, HEATING, a E,
give us a Ball,
Chas.
..dee
4 !•
00ALYARE and RARDWARE SPORE- At the Harbor
Phones—Store -22 Sunset 643
House 112
•4
pasS'ed," Nomination day to be . ,Nov-
eiitiber 22nd at 1 o'clock ; election day
the first (Monday: in 'December.
Tile following bills and roast. vouch-
ers 'were ordered paid!' !Road- meti-
ers,
Roa Fmeh-
ees, $135.65; selecting jurors, $9 ;
loan, No: 3 school section, $200; loan, Mr, A. -E. Erwin asked for the usual
:No. I school section, $150 loan; Nile grant to Bayfield Fall Fair,, and :a• grant
,
School Section, $200; SignaliStar. lie -.of $15' was made. Oliver. Welsh pre -
ROO 'E'g $E ,tYI E :. ST.ATiON
36 --.Ba nfteld Rd, - ,. ` • done ' 68
Frame and Wheel Alignment. Service.
,gaeh 'e; `SVork-•--Acet leve Weldmg—
,Bicycles.rirea 'Ra tte'r es- 0'-
CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS
Lawny Mowers. Sharpened
meeting were read° and approved. .•
Communication from the Ontario -
Association of Rural Municipalities. re-
questing the ' Township to become a.
member of that Association was ordered �,
filed, also one from L. E. Cardiff asking will- reside slit Galt. • ,
for a donation in aid a, the North Whitehouse—MacGregor
Huron. Plowman's • Association. On' At the United church !manse, Exeter,
' Gib$ of -Councillors Beecroft and Me -.I on Saturday last, -the marriage was
Do ll; $10 ta§ 'voted for this purpose. solemnized ,of Mary Isobel, daughter
TWO' a- tenants fid treatment of indigent of Mr. and 11frs. - John M.-- MacGrPgnr•
-patients, in Alexandra Tlospitill, .code- of Exeter, to John A. R. -Whitehouse
rich, were ordered paid. • of London. eldest son of Rev. Edgar
A- by-law was read : and passed ap- and Mrs. Whitehouse of. Winniipgy ,
pointing place of nomination, polling Rev.', Arthur Page officiated." -."The
places-`fznd election officials date. of -couple left 8n a motor trip to :Ottawa,
nomination, November 22nd, with elec. and 'will make their home ° in Loddon
tion—if—required nnDeeember._2nt1—__nn their return.
The following accounts "were paid: Layton --McConnell '
The Advance -Times, Collector's receipts In a wedding ceremony _performed
and advertising, $7.81; 'County of by, ,Rev. G. \G. Burton at the Home of
Huron, hospital treatment indigent Mr. and Mrs. A4bPrt .Glazier. H111lett
patients, $37,60 :grant to North Huron township, • on !Saturday, 'SeQtembex
Plowman's Association, $10; J. Reavie, 28th, 'Dorothy .E.. • McConnell •was
gasoline, $ 70 ; Canadian Oil Co., gaso- united to Francis ••Edward Layton, ,son
line, $57.44; pay roll for roads , in of 11 ?r. and Ilitrs. Walter Layton, Tuck=
September, $54.00. , ersmith. After motor - trip t, p north -
6
adjourned to meeet- again on ern points, It'1r.. and' Mrs. Layton Will
i'`riaay, N'"•ovember 15th. -a reside on the1priclegroomn's 1'1rlii on
b A. FORTII1lFIELI), 'Clerk, tn,itli.
Smith—MCMtn'rav • -
GODERICH .TOWNSHIP •�. The home of Mr.„ old Mrs.' *illiam
he 2nd • concession of Tuckers
-
aV Ee'lgrave, -r\ 1S -tile .sccr.ne
Council met t ii 1loImes� file all 1I -on- T. S�Zctiltrlc , ,
day, October 7. of . a pretty wedding on S.aturkltly,
fieiptemvher 28th. when • 'their • Ot ly
daughter, Alberta wary, become
bride of Jame Stuart Smith. seen ox
Mrs, Mary Smith.aln:d the late Willfain
ckrche-Kiduys
Kelp
Wit people tall too n a
11,4 Mane* of bad brwk.
The o
stitch twltober, and twin
f bed eezon said ;ate Sret�t
but
f the b
° . sod tie muse of it aB Is the dia- ,
_i ioat-a wM;
tagd the 'beck,
r
rd tl the bank' is the k
• eI
last $ box of Dotatli.Kidney Vino.
Areinedy for . baelcscbir *PA
Wails 'rads
!mark a ]!gip ., , .t
substitutes. Get4'Doaalla.° `
¢ 0'4.104 Tokouti, OM. Q
•
cont, $70:37'; , :County of Ilurote Col-
borne ' share of indigent' !patient; $56 „
'0. E. Groves, seeietary-treasurer, $:30.;
,,it ,ecretar, a r
r $1
,
:IxissA 'George ,,Fowler, Board of l iealth
(*Ards, $1.50.
.Moved by Win. Thoth' and -A. Wat-
son, we adjourn to meet November Sith
at., 2 p.in.
• • WIM. ; AtiffilA7''i''i'5, . Clerk:
EAST WAWANOSH
Council met on •'October 1st, with all
the members present. Minutes of last
W'�rry saps
The pervous System
Worry over businelis or household
duties, sudden shock, , the' insane
410.00 for' pleasure, -the ,foolish at.
tom to put a week of normal life
sented a' profile of a drain which,runs
through several properties;- an agrge-
went of owners was attached. The
..
Reeve •was°requc�f'ed to sign in behalf of
the Township. Attorney notified that
the registration of firearms was to con-
tinue •until. September 80, showing any
transfers,Qetc. •
Department of Welfare sent'instruc-
tion re registering of any that - asked
for direct relief. • This was read and
filed..:
Onta-,rio Dissociation of Rural Munici-
palities asked the Tpwnship to , j,uiti, and
pay fee of $5. 'No action. '
Renewal bonds for, the to- .' collector
were received from: 1Ir..'11. 'C: Lawson.
This bond was renewed. '
The followilig accounts were paid:
A. 'I, ,Erwiti, \grant `to I ayfield Pair,
$15; Cignal -Star, printing, $8.25; R. G.
Thompson, registering 304 l;uns, $15;
111 0. Lawson, collector's °bond, $30;
Telephone System, tempora ry loan,
'$400 ;. Superintendent, pay voucher No.
7, $'83.1`2.
There wassome diseussion, as 10 the
into twenty-four Wm, feverish ac---i—advisability of closing the side -road bt;-
t3vity, the demand for sensational 'ween to tirelots 20 ' d 2 1i1 4om 1leland the 6th con -
literature are all conducive to the road between lots sti -11(1 31 ,fro>ru:,con«
side -
'aggravation of wear and tear cin the (Pssiorl 7. to concession 6. 'These roads
, , ,, l re 11('1'. Nothing' 'Intel' was 'oily l» a weed
nervous £ .'silo ' and €lie on
xf you are tired,ltstles nervous, are not lzseduntil next
and worr1ed why not give Milburn d metrlila :
Kealth and . iorvo I'i11s a chance to , ,,i�ionneil ljourx1e(1 to meet on Mon -
help put, you on your, feet again. dd?!I; Noseper 4, at 1.20 p.m.
ThL atei t body building, nerve
ey i.WLV W WM�r] Tia G. TI1C1•MI11'A7Lia'!, CleLie+
strengthening tome eontaining the
e essential elements - for the ne rvoub yet g l
"'stem, em. •
� e
bop '« mo r*r 14414 t dr hto,r gat,
rat o fer : `,fThe traps' on the course
are very annoying." Second golfer
(trying to putt) : 'ites., will you please
shut yours`?"
"WORN OUT"
AND WORRIED
Dragging round each
day, •unable to do
housework -- cranky
with the children.—
feeling miserable.
Blaming it on "nerves"
when the kidneys may
be out of order. When
kidneys fail the system
clogs with impurities.
Headaches --backache, frequently follow:
Dodd's Kidney Pills•help clear' the. system,
giving, nature 'a chance to restore health
and energy. Easy .to take. Safe, .116
To a 10 at'paper'i a prospective
customer of every store and busi-
ness in that town. ' ,.That is why
newspapers are always trying to
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.oirculation is what The Signal -Star
provides for its advertisers. The
insert' i occasional• adver-
on of an
tisement reminds the public that
the advertiser- is still in business;
it is the consistent, regi.lar ad-
vertiser that gets the business.
Advertiserne
Dodd's Kidney Pills
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Is an invitation to the public to
visit astore and people *del. to
shop where they are invited to
shop.
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• gently needed than it has' been for
years, and one way to get business
is to advertise regularlyin
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