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4 • kin.% lu 'charge of the> gifts was Mise
Oet. awl! leene Feater ainl of the trouseeau Mrs.
Atm liarry Ledwr 0 t mitiod wert Norval Anderson, sisters a the bride-
Sanday, viaitore at the home of alra, (q•cet*
A. °Orden, FitbdOEFitt1' 2i
terest to
jar. a,ne atre wet, nogie. sa.n. „many friends, was ,t;hp quiet wedding
aitY with M. awl Mira. W. Cook, Lee- whieh took ailace at the tome of
burn, ' I Agnes V. Foster, Aaltiteld, et 11, o'elock.
Mr. and airs. Geo. West.of Midland Satuaday, October gO, when her 41augli-
'Were Sunday visitors with Mr.:and ter. Mabel Elizabeth, became the bride
Ates. T. Bogie. of John Tyrie Pitblado, Ottly sou of air.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Bogie and fam- and Mi'. John T. Piablade of 'Colborue
of Auburn, vi9ited 931 Sunday with township. ,litev. A; A. Malionea of
Mr. W.aaaagte„, Lueireow officiated. TO the strains of
lete-Umillgial 'Shower...el-0'n Tuesday the Bridal 'Chorus filen Lohengrin,
evening,. October 22, about tweutypaye pla,yed *Las Mary Daviama, Ilrusselse
Mends gathered at •tlie home Da aftsses the bride entered, the, livbag-roora On'
Margaret, 'and Marlon Feater, where 4 , the arra Of her -brother, Ralph roster.
*Iteben' shoWer WaS hela in honor of ;,She 'w„a$ beeonlizIOY goulacd • icaist$
whoSe Maria:age rose Silk net, ovet tAffeta, ber finger-tip,
' to MroClifferd gilpatrialt took, place on E' vell falling from a iloralaitalo, tied ear.
plaYine Chinese chokers, after which a laird rosea. The bridesmaid, Mies *Irene „ • ,
• ' s ut ried a cascade bouquet 'of. Lestrit Illb-
SaturilaY. The evening waspe in
- baSketeef• gifts .was presented to Asa. Foster, sister of tile bride, wore ttit. GODElabtailt TOWNSHIP" Oct 09 —
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TAP; GODERICH SIGNAL,ST
M Killed PORT 'ALBERT ,
visited at tbk )101.04 a her cousiee, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Campbell,
Mr. and MrS, WA. Me/Powell and
Miss Mildred 'Thornton were Wia4luira
visitors on Saturd4/. •
Mr. Bert TaylOr was busy last week
inAtting the, cement foundation under
his bowie.
Mrs. Phoebe 'Taylor of 13lyth is visit-
ing at the home, of her daughter, Ur's.
Albert Walsh, and with other friends.
Misses Minnie and Elsie Snell ef
Lonaoll spent tleleveek-end with Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. RaDo7tfall,
Mlad Mas. W. A. Campbell and sou
I)onald visited: ever ,the ',week -end at
Xhe hon/ke. of their daughter, Mrs, Arthur
SPlegelberg of Kitchener,
Mrs., J. D. Maley and Mra. J. E.
ef MoieSwerth spent part of' last
week at Ms v Ellie" home here.
OODERICII TONVIstalir
miss paqieee,few wages qUoise net over taffeta with wine velvet • • •
thanked her friends for the many use. accessories and a corsage of Peerless, 111*" and 31113' 'HarveYa .1c.1111er acc41111"
gifta, dainty -bans -II Was 'eeloyed red roSeS. e' Murray laernighan, Palled, the thheral of Mrs. Fuller's
by all. The" evening was TOrOPAQ3 was groomsMan. During the aunt, Mrs. Dark, 'to Agincourt on Sun-
" on Itrusselaa 'sang "Because.' • Follow- , ,NUSS ...Ulna Jennings and Mrs. G. Har -
-wish the shrgiag of The Natiattai signiag, of the register; aliss Edna Davi- I daY, ' , •
Anthem. . ,
larousSeati Tea,.--)irs. Agnes V. ing the ceremony, a buffet luncheon Nvasi,
,‘„, , Weod attended. the concert given by the
euioYed by the glleStS^ littils Ell4abe''', s' Orpheus Ohoir,of Stratford in Goderich
.britlea Prgaid•adaa5-,1-0e-Priday eveningrea - '- --- ja - --
---at-aatronsaeaartearron Wedeesday aatere-,*Fosterieaunt. ofathe London. Traffic Officer Culp, Who in eteea efelace, 4.And 'win Ilse conducted by
Foster entertained About sixty guests
' 'noon, and evening, October• -23-, iii houor• the tea -table. and Misses Margaret and : .Mr. Tia0S. Edward a London spent Yeatigated,asaida*the-tralleraeuallaker'-a- nee wee--aaewaeae; - , -- -- - - ..----- .
of her, daughter, Mabel Elizabeth, ! Itaridn Foster and Mrs., 'Clayton Fo.ster the weeleena with Vrs. Jas. Colwell.. ear had no light.' Baker waa literullY ' Corperal 31orriSCraWfOrd•'bf geraara,
Catharines, took plaCe ma Saturday. wedding Mrs. Foater- chose British blue! and Mrs Ed. Speiran were in London statinned- at • Petawawa, and ErneSt.
'
whose 'marriage to Jobn T. Pitblado, se ' assisted in aervieg. For her daughter's Mr. and Mrs. Percy .Speiran, Eric
Pickering and Latta -Jumped to safety Crawford,'
crushed to.' death by the imPact, but
g I , arpaca crepe: Mrs. Pitblado chose navy recently visiting/Mrs. Ed. 'Speiran; who Just in time. Mr: and Mtg. Patterson aexpplate mechanical -engin-.
_ shs; gives pillars eves_on, 014)14e -during ' satin back crepe. Both. wore corsages is in-hospital there. ' e p with i f dal laeerations eei• also of Kenora, Stationed at St.
tile. day. Presiding at tile, tea* table,
' Of- 'la ism. u ro, s. Mr. 'and Miss,- ons Fifthly; sove-iiirrg----a . -number of amIss_hosis,..., .., . s. ,, . -
_ .. Thoinas, called On aelatives in the cora-
1 - k 'tie tiers su Orted
. whieh was PrettY with Plait, white and Pitblado left on a short trip to points friends gathered at the home of Mr.' An inqueSt, Ordered bi 'Coroner Dr. reeerei of -jiiseph Dunbar.—The
tmunity on Saturdaylaat.: ' '
be fixed Baker aeaseeaeteoe
it funekal of the late ;Tosepb. Dunbar, who
I " kilted when struck by- a
01'
Y01111g all
near Grand Bend rola ALBURT, ()et, raitliur
•
Bennett of tillicago and Mrs. Edna
Joseph Baker Orusb.ed to Death
while Making Adjustments
on Highway
rentlana of Port 'Iluvon were tacen
visitors with aelatives in the. commun-
ity.
Mrs. Clifford era.wford and baby,
da.ughterAnn sieved recently tO
lug secure the attaclunenits of a trailer CI h where they will spend tile
whiter Menthe 'With her another and
While standing en the highway' mak-
to hia ear, JosePh 'Baker, Youksig,,StePba_en • sisters there.
township 'farmer, Was struck from utl* A barn -raising waa field last Satute
hind by a ear drieeneby Itay Patterson, day aftemnien, at Mr. *James Young'a,
at Grana Bend, awl fatally injured. where he • ie erecting a new barn.
Baker's peek was broken and aila Tiventy-six Men were present. ,
fractured. He 'Wed only a few inanutes. The wild geese are very' acaree in the
The accident occUrred on highway district as yet and. .probably. will be so
with all these planes flying high and
low over the country. .
The A.T.P.A. presented their Plan
*•Tlie Black Derby," on Tuesday evening
of last 'vveek in 'Brussels Town Hall,
No. 81, one• and a -quarter pities east a
Grand Bend, at CO last Saturday
night.
Baker an two companions,
Pickering peorge Latta, had been
and -were returning e borr-owed Cutting- Well over ZOO attended the fowl Supper,
and play. • , „
engaged during Saturday at silo -filling
box to 'Grand Bend. En route the Im-
provised trailer beating the eutting-boX
became loose and the three men alighted
to make repairs. They were engaged
in so doing when Mr. Patterson with his
wife, vvliona he had. married just that
day, came Along, returning from
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We have troubles
machine troubles and
fact that is our busin
a own, but we can take over your
ey will not add to our worries. In
to
MACHINERY
lig the parts to us; we will do the
hen you want it.
Stf)- kes
IVIA9HINIST
jr,Frank 'Willis> fell 04, the cement
floor in his barn white he was engaged
In fixing a root pen., 'He' was laid up
for several days laet week. with a badly
bruised hap.
Oommuniem service will be held in the
'United church. next Sunday afternoon'
s - si • Ha v me. north and east, the bride travelling in a and Mrs. Wm. Westlake and celebrated , P. -O'Dwyer of Zurieh, has been ad-
• Gee, Mrs. G. H. Green and "Mrs. W. E. 1 tiiraffir FisqlarimPortett-trieotint's41121-ek shs shssiss--ss if-ssrs-mse-s-ttiwasurtiaa3,71J0 assas _
- SW-sniirass-Wes., - • _ _ . .
Foster. They Were assisted ' by Miss accessories and twin silver fox .furs. The men. along the 4th,concession are leaves a wife, and one sm-
Bettv Foster, Mrs. Clayton Pater, airs. I On their return they will reside at AI busy this week putting in'asnew brTWAT HOLLYWOOD
idge.
Street, St. Vatharines- Mr. and Mrs, John Blair have sone to -
Her Re Relief for 1,
0 4.
. ' . ti A, 11). WESTFIELD oct. 29.—A number oc -
I supper and concert at Auburn on Ihurs, mon from
I day evening and re -port a good time. 5th thapter of Exodus, "Let my people
1 Mrs. Norman MeDowell was a recent gv." .
r
1 visitor at the home of her sister, M. Dies in Michigan.—Miss Alma Jen -
1 Carl Deans of Whighara. ' flings received word on Menday of tbe
i-Vans's:fines; whereshe-hasssecureS work. wood of Brown City, _Michigan. Dr.
Mr. Norman Rodger has gone to St. death of her uncle, Dr. Thomas Pack-
-Goderich for the winter, Mr. James
WESTFIELD Blair being in poor health.
Rev. Dr. J. H. Barnett of Goderich
cupieil the pulpit. at Union church on
fr t'his vicinits' attended- the fowl Sunday, preaching an interesting Ser-
.
pari:
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• By Peggy McEvoy
A 'Hollywood pogul who bas never „Newman, eonducted the seavices. The
•Ite has manaeed 'pallbearersewere james Tailing, David
car beside the United church, on . a ur-
day evening, October 3.9th, was held, on
Friday *afternoon -last-from the home
of his sistera'airs., Harry Ledn,or, Reg.
•D J. Lane, of Goderith, and Rev:' W.
earn,
niaay by signing hie checks with two Martin; John (Iliad, George Richaral4
called him re- S011 Harry and Will Hawkins. Burial
111 f thecrosses. His banker
• • - cently. "How about this check, here, took piece in Port 'Albert cemetery.
If' s got three cros.ses?" .
CILOtt- ORY-
,
sl ,
SPIlow much better
I -pisillPOSE1 you, feel -when
MEDICINE ,sou clear nose of
1.' transient conges4
Araetroanoll '
portant thingh:
membranes; (2)
soothes irritation; ) helps Rush na-
sal passages, cl clogging mucus,
relievingtransien.t ngestion.It makes
tion at bedtime *I
Va-tro-nol does
(1) shrinks swoll
Having noticed recently a state- Packwood had undergoue a serious
ment from Auburn that it was a rare operation in Flint hospital the week
thing to see robins around at, this time previous,'but appear • o ra y after -
of
year, your WestfieldSreporter wonld wards. On December 26, 1904, be mar
like Co make note of the fact that we riellsPriscilla Marion Jennings, young-.
ave . f year est daughter ot the late Richard and
at this time. as well as a nuniter of Mary Ann Prouse Jennings, who sr
vivesS with one' daughter, Mrs. Virgil
other kinds of 'biras. The' feats on the
R. Hassler, of 'Washington, D.C. An -
mountain ash berries.•'It as gist within
• breathing_ easier, vites sleep. the last few days that they ., have other daughter, Jean; died in 1919. He
T4'. cold *luta- ,Ts's ' • ss
pr.sneeze helPs "MOM s . STW,t1t 1f1,4 week" wIth her sister, Mrs. Jos. Dawson of Preston. Mrs. Annie.
, Steepe of Bemniller and Mrs. Alberta
Pis ....... (;.,:don .
veopinz. ,,„ A1110 -11s4 mi,„ Fr„„,,,.. cr,ii„ '._1 -of Lomlon Harrison of Saltfo'id are sistees-in-law
aaaaaaar"mali"'1","'"aaraa•''=wa""'`""1"1"'"‘"•"""'"'" held. on ,Wednesday at BrOvsts City
cemetery.
•
migrated.. . . is survived also by one, grandchild,
ens, Va-fro-nol
usedatfirst Sniffle / -, Mrs. jasper . McBrien of Goderich Tommy Hassler, and one nephew, Mr.
of the deceased. The funeral will be
BrightepsiroUr Fui
Brightens,
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just a few drops on, a d
ness, marks, etc. Pp
• 'dtk, leaving no sticky film
ture
d an* .name
• clat; removes'duli-
es quickly hard and
catgh the dust. Lea
The doctor was vigiting Rastua' wife
to deliver her twelfth offspring. Riding
• along with Rastaa, he saW a duck in the
road. The doctor Asked': "Whose duck
is that'?" ,S* 'At ain't no duck, doctuh,"
said Rastas. " a stork wid his
legs wore off."
'Good-bye Summer, good-bye, good-bye,
is
I happened to be at the dentist's that
Pi& sorry I missed you, but this,,
You came, you remember, withont
morning.
• warning;
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why—
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• 01P,TU,ANY
MRS, J pox TWA:Nat/EY"
Mrs. John Twaitileaia mother of Lieut.
Bruce ' Twariaey, Middlesex -Huron
Regiment, passed away iter bone ha:
Elnia township, Perth county, on Tiles -
day, :October 22nd, in her seventy-fourth
;veer. She had been a. senai-invalid:fer
several ,yearA butaUlatnta Wed „e lively
andelleerfill, Interest in, her family', her
home life and her surreundinga. Born
lie,Ehna townsbiP, she h,ad 'lived, there
all' her life with the exception of
twenty fur years spent in ,ListoWel,
Sh,e was a: member ,of the Chureh ,ef
Engiand. ISurvivineare her husband,
five eons, and two da,ughtersa WUIThrn
Twamley, Stratford; Miss ,Erauces
,IlavaaPala-aat-at, *nate aalProldeanear,- Ps""
towel, >George, At home ; Bert, Of •Thn-
mins; Mrs; Harold Burrows, of Harris -
ton, and Briace, of 'Goderleh,
The funeral was -held from the family
residence,on Friday last, with a•publie
service OnTist church and interment
in 'Fairview cemetet . Rev. 'Herbert
Nay•lor 'officiated, an the pallbearers
were the five sons and the son-in-laW.
• W. E. FQRBBS
aaly wife has social ambitions," ex- ,Last rites for Wesley Ealvviu Farbes,
plained • the moeul. "She thinks I 286 'Geneva avenue, prominent business
• PENMILLEI.
should have a middle name." man, Mason and Rotarian,- were held at
BENMILLDR, Oct. 20. -1 -Miss Irene
Hill and Miss B. Straughan spent the
week-endlia-Terentaa — -•-
• Mrs, Jervis and Mary, of Holinesvalle,
"Sure—he's a good • egg," agreed, •Floyd.. .
spent Sunday with Mrs. Walters and
Buster. ••I had Mill last.year•."- , -s .
T • • . 4, _......_ Mr. and Mrs. C. A., Vanstonvvisited
•
C. Fields bought a ranch in Cali-
' with Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Steverby,aGode-
fornia, gave'orders that before he set ,
rich township, on Sunday. '
foot on the place he Wanted' it con2plete- Mr. and, Mrs. Weason and. Mi. and
Mrs.*R. afillion and 'fa,mily, .of 'Stafford?
V planted with everything full grown— -dile; 'spent the week -end with Mr. and
no waiting around for nature to do her -
stuff. 1 : On Wednesday eVening the ' Nile
1Vars. R. Moore
I The day of his initial visit,. he in young people invited the Benmiller Y.
duced Director Gregor- LeCava to ac-
company him. ,i.Everything waa Just as P.U. to their meeting and social thne.
The p.enmiller young people topducted
the comedian ordered. The, groves
were 4)aprt,hig. oranges. and lemolls,. the the devotional period, while Nile •enter-
floWers were in. full bloom.' • tained with games. and lunch. A good
time -was enjoyed:
The foreman conducting them 'around 1.' On Monday evening the BenmillefiY.
led them finally to the rose, garden. The t P.U.-held• a nalloWe'en,-, social in the
reses-sweressarilys-in---budisss-Scowling t
. atiren. Abbitstwenty-one were spr
fiercely, Fields stalked through the rose.
bushes, sltishingsst them with his cane, sent and all repok a, fine time. "-
Anniversary Services will. be con -
barking : ,--,13loonis damn you, bloom!" .
, _•; dsuuentdeady.,inNoBeveranmbeillrer3. II.R,enitedv. Ac.linsrincheitanr
Mae West, who writes her own sereen of .Blsst,la will. be the 'speaker. Special
plays,. handed her -produeer the Script- music will be furnished by the local
for a picture co-starring Victor' Mc- choir at the morning service, and in
Lag -len and herself. The producer read the evening the' Holniesville ehoir will
it and went sereaining to the telephone. - contribute the music. The soloists for
••Mae!" he: wailed. , **.You've killed', the morning service Will be Mr, IS. j,
off your co-star in The second reel' You .1trown of Crediton And krs. Priest ,of
can't do that'" , s.s . ,
Colborne. A special appeal la rctade
`Why not?" asked She in deadly
(mita. • , • •
- alles your eo-star !" he shouted
again, "All great anthers let their prin-
cipals live longer than .that. Why even
in Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare let.
Romeo Jive until the last act." ' HOLMESVILDE, Oct 29.—Mr. Bill
-.Yeah?" drawled Mae. ,IVell, Shake- Herbert,", of, Iferritton, Was renewing
3 e'clock • Monday .afternoon • in the
•"Hew doeyou-like-your-uew fa-ther?"- CroOyeafeetnery, at 13808
asked Buster of his pal. Woodward avenue. Itev.- Adatas
"On, he's all right, I guess." of ' Palnaer Park Presbyterian church
officiated, the services being conducted
under 'the- auspices -of Highland, Park
Commandery No. 58, Knights Templar.
Burial, was in _Acacia park cemetery.
•' 'Forbes died suddenly on Fild'al
While'engaged' on a building isnsiect at
2330 'Vinewood. "He was born
-June 14, 1883, in illyde Parki-Ont, and
had lived in Bighland Park for twenty.
-four yeers. He wtie in businessfor
•himself as' an electrical engineer. In
addation -to beingaa Member of the High-
land Park Commandery, he belonged. to
Highland Park '1.1odge-cl•To. 468, "F. &
A.M.; Highland Park Ohapter No. 160,
EMM.; 'MoslemaTenipleaShrine and the
Highland Park Rotary Club. •. , ••
_Surviving are his, Wife,' jenny ; three-,
daughters, Mrs.- 'Geo. •Kirsch, .•
Oharies Rose and Mable Forbes; and,
two sons, Robert -P. and 'Jack Forbes.
o
for ta400 to clear 'off the debt, on the
•church.
HOLMESVILLE •
spare liad, his technique and I have old acquaintances here on Sunday.
mine."
, ,
week -end Visitors with the latter's par -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce were -
To the. fourteen -year-old son of a eats', Mr. and airs. Thos. Anderson,
friend, Hedy Lamarr gave her photo- Mafeking. °
graphi and -signed it "To Johnny, with Guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Cud-
love:'1 Later, when Hedy visited her. .more on 'Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
friend the picture had gone from Jelin- Sydney Brown, Crediton, and Miss Beta
ny's room. Hedy was surprised. The Cudmore, Kincardine• ., - s . •
apologetic raother explained : "I've only The many friends of Mrs. Fred Ilop-'
just found out that Johnny rented your kins are very ' sorry le learn she els
picture for $2 over Zundayeteeanother seribusly ill at her home here.
boy called Johnny." UM Cross Social —A number of thoge"
t, r ,, —The Reader's Digest. interested gathered on Friday evening
,e, ., at the home of mi. and, Mr. E. A. Yeo,
Well Reasoned where a social. for the benefit of the.
"Well, my 'dear," said; he, as he was Red Cross> was held. After a business
dressing. "I s'pose you were right .meeting in charge a the president, Mrs.
when you told me last night that there Yeo, a few hours were enjoyably passed
were burglars in the house." • 'playing'various games. Aftex a sumptu-
"Why ?" ' ' " . . ous Innen /musical -numbers were con-,
"Because all the money that was in tributed. It is to be hoped that larger
my pocket who), I went to bed is gone. groups will be able to attend the future
"Well, if you'd been brave and got Red Cross socials and so lend support to
upand shot. the wretch you'd have had this .worthy cause.
your money this morning." ' w • ..,..
.„
been e widower." . ' come off eaaily?" Coametics Clerk --
'Girl CUstomer--`1)oes, this lipstick
• "Possibly, but . then 1 ghould have
She gave him back half of the money.: `Not if you put up a good fight!"
EAST OT:
•
axasaaleameemia,
thought of tbankegiving and praiSe,
Mrs.• Donald Meckende read 0, paper
*4Thanic$,Iiving to God" 41nd Miss.
Sadie Vanish an apeount of the rife or
Dr, Margaret (Mara, Mrs, Louis,
Taylor read a Poem, ''',Ale -as Nanle,"
and Mrs. Franoey a poem, 'Thanksgiving," -composed by Mr; Wllilaxn
Rockingham, Mrs, John Roes led in
praYee. alembers were urged -te send
in thesaltseriptions to Glad tidings
as XbOi. as possible to Visg MayMe
Joameton. The meeting waa eloaied
with prayer by Mrs, SameS Macdonald,
after which the hostess served a dainty
lunch. • •
The foregoing is from The Highland
Parker, el allighland Park, Mich., of
October 24th. Mrs. Forbes was Rainer
-
13a of 'Godericla-aaliss Jenny Proudfoot,
daughter of Mr. And Mrs. J. M. Proud -
foot, who were/residents thig town
for many years.
ST. IIELEN
ST. HELENS, Oct. -,Rev. G. A.
Barnard, Mrs. Barnard and 3.disw Win-
nie are spending the. Week with Rev.
John and Mas. Barnard near Sarnia.
The Y.P.U. of the United church met
Sunday night with Mr. Rice, the presi-
dent, in eharge. Mr. 'Earl Durnin gaae
an interesting account of the life and
work of James Evans from "Birch Bark
Talking." Dorothy sfiller also gave an
article on James Evans. •
Visitors in the corandunity included.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hynes and Miss
Mary Wallace of Walkerton with 'Mr.
and Mrs,'W. A, Miller; Misses Mary and
Elizabeth Salkeld ef Goderleh, Mr. john
Salkeld 'of 'Gerald,Sask., and Mr.
_Ernest Salkeld of Vancouve03..C., with
Mrs. Gordon.
- Miss Florence INIcQuillinvIt.N., of .they
Winghani hospital • staff, is making
favorable recovery after an appendix
operation in the hospital last Thursday.
•Frank, MeQuillin. and Allan Miller,
who represented tae Lucknow Swine
Olub in the inter club contest lieldat
Guelph on Friday, were Successful in
winning '• eighth• prize., There were
nineteen entries in this dass from all
over Ontario. Huron-iCounty Wong. also:
. won ninth and twelfth prizes,
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Could Not Oa- a
Sleep Becaus
Wife—John,. la It true -that money
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talks? •
Husband—So they say, detIP •
Valfe---Wellal_wiah. you'd leaVe me a
little to talk toaduring the day, get
so lonely. a
Barber (shaving a customer)
you have anything on yoUr face when
I've finished? [Customer : don't know,
but I hope you'll at least leave ray nese. • •
Also ' ,Suffered With Stomach
• Pains, Gastritis.,, Acidity, Dizky
Spells and Headaches. , "Feels
: rine Now," - • •
All. around US Ltre grateful men and
women who have taken Syetona and
found it to 1)e Just what they needed
to pnt new energy i11. their rundown
systems -and to relieve &minion ailments,
of the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels, Syntena prodtices these resnits
by cleansing the aystem of exeess acids
awl polkonons WUSte Matter 'and by
i roinoting proper 'assimilation of food
O hand strong, healthy nerves and
,. ottgb.jklies. The following report of
Mr.4',2%lilliam Shearer, 448 Victoria,
street, London, Ontario, is a typical,
"4a
,
ifil
1 4 .or years I hardlykneW What it was
to get .4, t)' d.o5),,-, hight"g sleep, because I
had to rlior-So, often to relieve my kid- ,
It(' f ruanni(locillf.!1(d:Siab•e'aet°oinnteaelli7,1tIootsitewravamirr it.„71
f
diso*red condition and I suffered' let'
e eto,0''every meal with awful pains, sas 1111)
1
,s01.1.4 heartburn. 'Gas would kiln and 11„'
crordi.jsrio my chest so badlY I could It'
-hardiVdraW a ftill breath, and there ur
alwayo seemed to he A Imp in my °,,''''
throat, 1 an fufbjeet. to (lfzZy gpelh3 tm•
and at ac of negfalgia in my head
;that w ta.t0t days, •
ee' l'illt' illiatd at 0 many so-calli4 cures
benefits ,titt.kt i bad
bee°J -'iU I, awl I may never
have ediSynt , had it not. been, that
my- .if4 itoitt me three bottles and got It
i tartpl) taking it. Weii, that was do
t
TIIE J. B. MUST RD COAL CO.
RRLIHEth C ON GODERICH
Xbonr 01S 11 14 OS
* • 4*▪ $.20 +CKCO• TOW 0000 0.0“
Night's
of 'Weak Kidneys
ASHigirLD
WAS. Meeting.—The October meet-
ing Of the W.M.S., was ,held last week
atthe home of Mrs. John MacRae, with
the president, Mrs. Earl Howes, in
charge. ' After the opening Psalm, Mrs.
SIMI/Sell led in prayer. Miss Mary'
MacLean read the 'Scripture lesson and
• eommeet. *The roll tau was answered
with verses of Scripture containing the-
.
,Pimpiis Kill ---
any al Romance
%is lives 'ofrliany yongiple
117thIlleadtreoulll:leeioileotbysoili:uchbreakingiart,
out o1lea Ori, the face.
• cal pain, but it ia the mental suffer-
ing caused b tlaa embarrassing die-
liguremed of t1C face which very
tiften Makes tteu.fforer ashamed to
go out in comp
The 'quickest ay to get rid, ,of
pimples is to .* prove the general
heath by a though e,leansing of
pis blood of its purities.
• Burdock Moo Bitters ,cleans
and .pmilies the lood — Get rid of
pimple. by B.B.B. •
741111:0144 Tema* Oat.
cEmEir rKY
MORI LS
Of modern designs-
lV
ial and Workma thifp,a..ter.
Cunningham & Pryde
1 'EXETEg SEAV
Phone 44 .Tuesday & atnrday
.Funeral Director• ,
All calls promp
day o
:77,4MBIJLANCE11
Phones: Store 3'16
Hamilton Str
Mit. WILLIAM SIIPARBit
pr
to
fo
nest present 1 ever got, for before
d finished the arat bottle I wan
IS better. Now, after taking a few
hottle 1 eau nleep the, whole
through, for the firat time in
I got relief from those awful
aches, and dizzy t4el1s and my
aeh deenn't trouble me like it u9ed
*gy friondl remark about the
anent in my health and I am glad
y that Syntona, has done all this
you live in,tioderich or vicinity
Campbell's• Drug Store and get
f s treatment of Syntona. It
helped hundreda here and may
same tar tem
eeler.
d EMbilmet
attended to
ight •
SERVICE—
,
Res. 355W,
t, Goderich
• . . .
, MonArn ts!
To those co plating build-
ing a lilonnun t . . Get My
prices before yin,. Cemetery
Lettering a alty, .'
'• All. work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT:
CLINTON- - -- ----1-' :-
& 'iLE' . - -,:—
• TE WORKS
- Clinton 7 , Ontario
, Successor:0! Ball &..Zapfe
Amivirm:rairmelorissuimmommlrommemmeamrimoismaz t
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A BROP EY S
•FUNERA SERVICE
(Establis 1875)
TRADITIONAL
SINCERIT AND „
EXPERIENCE
• Pr pt •
.
Ambu!an4 Service
Plum A20 *
rit,cyyD M. L DGE, Director
oimmillsoralii4sarerniririonmarlimovionft.
Syrnpat tie an
• SI. nceeService
Dig.111111e1, b4 1..ot Expensive
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PIINER
244iour iniv
"11 Yentreal,
t,1
ANSTON
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d Car S011ite
" Phone 399
As the dark evenings dos
your
FltANK
orter Britannia and Ba
AN EX
properly. Tdaced turns dar
• Let uslook over your h
We will do the work an
in, our h.omes needmore.light.
RA. LAM?
es into brightness. •
e, oilice or• place of business.
supply everything electric, to-,
satisfaction.
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Road •Phone 82
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