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MONDAY, NOV. 11
(Remembrance Day)
ACgiu.S-45.00 psi
MN() 8,30-;-4t 30-0000 PRIZES
Dancing. with Roy IttcEensie's Orchestra
Aciinission.150c, childrep, 250 '
ASSESEIME APPEALS
_pull 04 a o itelyfooli KD ecisiOo on }
At the sitting of the Municipal faourt
of, Revision on Tuesday night several
eppeala -against the 1949. assessment'
were hearfki. Al/Peals had been. entered
byrtheitominlenkRearleMathineu Com-
-PanYetlice Goderieh, Elevator ar Trensle
Co., the Goderich Knitting Co., the
Goderich Manufacturing Co, the Gode-
rich ,S'a,lt Company and the Western
s Carlotta Flour Mills Co,.' The appeal of
the Goderieh Elevator & Transit 'Co.,
however, VOWS withdrawn before th,e
.11earing. • •
' The appeal 4)f the Goderieh Knitting
Co. against the assftsment of $3,0i)i)
Difen's,junebodaeavy 'knit -
, Sweaters, with ..sba,w1 collar.
Coat style. Sizes 38442
•
Colors biaeg • lor-oeen and
'maroon.- SPECIAL
$245
Robins
"Agent for Tip Top Tailors"
Phone .384. Square
was e disMissed, and deeisdon. as ree
seeped as to the other industrial assees-
ments before the cOurt.
Wialr'esSliaiirOrtWr.(715:ufl
ham. residence property On Cobourg
street was reduced from st,00p to
-no appeal on beh,a-lf of the- Proudfoot & Hays estate against an assess-
snenesifen(X)eopepart block De vacant
prepertee in Ste David.'s ward, Wae
The assessment of the -property at the
Corner of Lighthouse and Wellington
etreet?, formerly the R. C. Hays resid-
ent*, was reducedIroni $2,800 to $2,500.
This property has recently been p.ur-
chased by Mrs. Xemes Johnston. •
The court adjeurned to Thursday
evening of this week.
I
11EFELT IIISERkBLE
AFTER MEALS
Acute Indigestion Relie‘;ed
by ,..,,Kruschen
The treatment which put -Mia
man right -14W3,t 'surely. be 'worth'
trying in every case of -indigestion. ,
Read .what he says:—
"Two- years ago I suffered very
much from indigeation,. loss of
appetite, and a most severe pain
in my back. Food soured in my
stomach, -I felt most miserable
after MealS, and had no desire or
appetite for thern. A friend advised
me to try Krueche.n,Salts. 1 did so,
and I am most happy to testify that
after a short time I felt the greatest'
relief. I continued taking Kruschen
till I felt myself quite better and a
new man. I feel as light-hearted as
I did twenty years ago?'—WB.
The seyeral salts in Kruschen
combine aid` promoting regularity'
and help cleanse_ your system each
day of poisons and impurities. Mil-
lionatakt the "little daily dose."' At
all drugatores.
muel Dodge
"Not Guilty"
THE GODERICH SIGNALSTAR
(Continued front: page 1)
Dodge and Kilpatriele the latter for
eight years and who body he identi-
fied on the night of the alleged murder.
Ile said( Dodge and -Kilpatrick had been
good friends.
Dr. WE. Weekes, of illxeter, coretner,
said lie had 'beee the Dodge farallY
ifte'sielan for thirteen years. He told
of 'heing a11ed to'the steno of the ensue
at 9.50 pan. on June 20 to find -that
Kilpatriek had, been dead for at least
two 'hours. He spoke to Dodge in the
bedrooni. The ;prisoner recognized him
'but made no anSwer. He had, een the
Wine contaluers and assumed that the
Indian vvas drunk; •
Dr. M. C. Fletcher, assistaut to Dr.
Weekes, performed , the postsuortem.
.11e said be fount' two lacerations of the
scalp and. brain. tissue midway between
thci left ear and, tOP of the head. They
might have been caused by the sharp
edge of an axe. The nose was broken'
and there were "brush burns" over the
lelft eyebrow Marks on the forearms
indicatedthat Kilpatriek.jiad reeelved,
the trying to wards of the blow4
his attacker. He had removed the'
etOmacii and brain and. forwarded them
withearbloodriamplerby-Torantoe--
Constable Jennings told of the exist-.
elite -Of two informations .and two sum-
monses which, if they had been served
UAW, would have brought Kilpatrick
to police court the day he was kille•d
on two charges under the 'Master and
Serrants-„Actreefare enonepaysnent .
ttle
ese
490
"
Backache Plasters
.25e
OE BEADY
Viek's Vapo Rub,.
• Vick's Va-tro-Nol •
Viek's Cough Drops '
.45c
.15c
wages,
The evidence of esirs. P.' g. McCoy
Was taken with the jury abSent, the
Crown seeking establish the con-
tinuity of the fourteen exhibits- These
too wereelealt 'with by Dr. E. R. Prank-
ish, legal -medico Government expert,
but +were not admitted on the record,
Mr. Common—"I maintain the evid-
enee should be admitted. I think
have. established a prima facie chain.
No one else but Mr. and Mrs. DiIeCoy
had aecess to these exhibits.",
'Justice Tirquitart-:-4"It is most rue
fortuinatf that Mr. McCoy is not here,
dabler_temuste-reject-
this e-vidence. It' is leaViirg too much
phance dceeprit."
__Finding_eLthe Letter_
Highlight of the day came whert Mrs.
William Carrick; the lady •who found
atin1114,t, II:41,104a even, e t ray *Lad a thOua-
„ ' 14atter
The originall, letter was identified by
Mee. Carrie and. by Vonstable iward
Weight, Provincial Police P1otogr4P1Ler.
WbO had made photostat copies. It was
then read to the jury:
"Copy, a a letter found at the en -
frame to the farm .of yekplara carriOri iu InAiuner little differeat X1OL that
a the township a iitty 43C etuer ),ears in Goariele with the
"Dear friend—Say, Ilan the people 'Possible 'OxeePtion tlott 1ess'eri6us
will /lever know if we don't tell anybody damage was doue around. town than la
about, this. •say'tee a (lama good job bygone years, IIere end there on Fri -
if the pollee clon'tetind my ifingerprint ^doer Meraing an old fence could be seen
on the axe handle. I told you that tern flown or a set of steP reoffired,
we shouldn't Stop there, ;low we and Of eourse the windows of countless
murdered dames Kilpatrick.
never tell my wife about this- 'Well the
old. b t. is dead. Ile will never
make any trouble for anybody again.
"I tried.to. keep this to myself but
these Poor little .children and his wife
—ehe Indian he Was so drunk he dide't
know what Was going, On. ,Say,
wonder if that .Was his wife coming
down the road. With two childeen.
have beeu wondering if she didn't get
our license number That's • Why I
told you to hurry up and get in the
car. , •
Pleaseerwdaessntroosion
ythlastupreape
"rh.
was uo eignature.
How %lie AffOts ,Indb,ns „
Much, evidence of the effeet Of eheaP
Canadian, wine' on, en Indian, and
Whites, to Unis beard' cleirieg tifenifter:
noon.. .
Captain (Dr.) T. R. MeLeod, former
Muncey Reserve doctor, ' said, "The
effect of wine on an „Indian is much
more severe, mentally. •Indians are
more easily intoxicated. Therladians
go torewhieebecauselthas,aemoeerlast -
Ing effect."
Dr. Frankish said Kiipa,trick'S
stomach showed 4.8 per cent. aleohol
content and his brain 1.7 per cent. He
said it was indicated that he. was in.
toxieated when he was killed.
- This, "'Jungle", -or -P-whoopee" wine,
-
terms used by this ,expett witness, is
"terrible stuff to give. an Indian," he
testified, "It is vile stuff for anyone
,to put into his. stomach. The degree
of drunkenuess caused by cheap wine
is very different freta that caused, by replaced at a -fall executive meeting.
good liquor. You cannot tell when an The new officers are: Mrs J. B. , Gra-
excessive wine drinker will recOver
ham, tvice-PresIdent I..Hethering-
ssinelvisestupcse'ss _ -Chriatian .§tewardship secretarY
nris evidence was given under OSSton,
-Mrs.: Hodge, joint
examination' of Mr. Curran, defence Kers,l'*40
IDXA, FOX HALLOWVEN
Rlya and Giria Votiout' Pennlielt io Send.
WM to Sobillora Oversielial
The hobgOliuo and, 'witches have re-
turned to their hideoute to remain dor-
mutt for another yea,r, after, holding
sway for a few short hourS leiSt Thins-
tlaY night. lialloween was lebrated
houses and stores had received, an un-
desired SOitPluS,' but on, the .whole the The death (4 Isabella eutlVbertsont
praaksters much less destructive widow of the late',Peter McNabb ,Sin
'than their big brothers or their fathers vita of Perth, Oat., 'occurred at the
were on old-tinae Halloweens.
There was assot,Peee difference., 'Goile-'
rieb, young boys andgirlS of the. present
day, instead' of OQilig destractive in
their celebration -Of the autumnStival,
are willing to .be heisifol if given a
lead. This Year th& are stssisting in
the sending of gifts to4he-GOderich
soldiers overseas. On 'liberality morn-
ing the pupils rof • both Victoria and
Central public; eehools were requested
by their 'teachers to ask' for pennies
Tether than candy When they made
their rounds .Goderieli homes on Hal -
OBITUARY
*RG1 I.1101117-31AN
After a lingVring Melees, George L.
Holtzman died at his home at Listowel
on (Kober 21)th, in his AffelMeth year.
Deceased was bop in Waterloo county
and farmed for mainly years in Wallace
townehip, Perth county." A few years
ago he retired to CrowanStown and for
the last Ave years he had lived' at
Liotowel, He 13 survived by his wife
and two sons. Orville, of Goderich, and
Sgt. ObarleS noltzraan of the Orith-100th
llattorYt ll'etawawa. The funeral' took
.place at Listosvel on Thursday last.
•
MRS. SINOLAIlt
home Of her daughter, Mrs, W. 111
Naftel,'Britartnia read, Vriday night,
la her eighty-ninth year,
'Mrs. 'Sinclair. Was born in Perth. and
lived there until nineteen 'years ago;,
at which tune she tame, to Goderich to,
live with her' daughter. During her
resident.° in Perth she was active in
the work of the various women' organ-
izations of the Presbyterian chnreb,
Since the union of 1925 she had been.a
member, of ,North street United church,
Goderich. PoSsessed .of a charming
personality, elle' made many :warm
Tow'e'en. The youngsters readily friends here. Her hgaba.nd died some
fell in line with, this now idea, end •on,
Peidayethe ectim„p.04,was_turneil
ever to Mrs, Waiter:Newcombe, treae
urer a the overseas parcels' committee,
years 'before leer reraloval to
Goderiela,,,,,andeeurviiringsseres -son,
Harry Sineleir, of Sudbury, and a
daughter, Mrs. W. V. A.„Naftel, of Gode-
This *splendid contribution will be rich ; a brother, Yohn Cuthbertson, and
used bnylng wrapping and* packing a. sister, Mrs.. Thoma.s !Nicoll., hoth.
'Perth. Two sons predeceased.-lier
Lieut. Lindsay Sinclair, who died while
In active service in the last war, and
„."
A funeral service at the home of
Mrs. Naftel o Sunday evening was
equipment AS the committee carries on
Its 'work of seinilugeremembrances to
the 10ectertch then eeross the water. .
: ST;•,•,, W.KS,
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toliduOted-byeR . W. p. Lade, minister
Miss Eva Somerville Gives, an Address
on the Keswick. ConierenCe of North street United church, assisted
by Rev. C. F. Clarkete-The remains
The thank-idering meeting of the C.N.R, train to Perth
W,51.18. of North•greet Ileited church wre'echiv-eYed by
on )7Ionday, and a service was held
was held in the Sunday school room there on Tuesday aTternoon, in 'charge
on Monday afternoon. The president,
Mrs. Clarke; hedscharge of the first part of Rev* IV% R. Alp,
of the meeting. ' It was decided that,--
BOr131DRT DAVIIDS'oN
the present Ofticers • be re-elected for ,
another year; those who resign to be "'"E'RICH ToWNSUPP, Nev. 0.—
A deep gloom wasreast over the com-
munity on Priday; November lst, when
it was learned that Robert Davidson
had-passed--to--'his-reward, The- 41-..
, . e -
ceased had suffered! a severe heart at-
tack. at his home and was taken to.
counsel. • „ conveners of 'SUPplY 'committee; aVlisses
,
Alexandra Hospital, but despite all I.
Marion ChalPIneule Rapil i ej ohnsten and
Inspector W.C. ()hirer a the oatitifo
. .
Ruth Nicol, Xileion.• Band leaders:. peatefutly away at. $ p.m,
that niediCal skill could do,he slipped
?rovincial pollee, told the.court he was
After the .elleisiness seesion Mrs. Mr. Devids'on, soli cif the late lir. and
the mysterious and astonishing letter,, present when the late Constable MeCoy
Hodge 'took .ditarge . Of • the. meeting.
was ealled. ' In a §trong Voiee he told, rook a Sfatemen r m , g , - .
rather dramatically, of the finding of "Grg.y, !palm court reporter, taking it Mis. HetheriegtOp. :led in .prayer and.; 74.11r8,11;10 Ditvidson, 'MO 130,111 iSepteni-
Mrs. IStrachan,%read the. Scriptare from ber 3, 1865, at -their nonae:oh th-e-Zra-y-
the letter in herlaneway two melee ;Or. down in: Shorthand. The statement was where he spent 411 his life.
. . , . , the Fsairrrs, ,wiith. :thanksgiving. ........-41;-., r aeld ,road,
— s'''''''' a ''' ,,..1, ."•1 - - ' --A
of the .Dodge home on August 7, seven
weeks after the ;crime was connoittecl.
Mrs. Carrick related that She had
walked the leeew,ay the full length of
the farm and on her return had spied .a
paper .buried in the sand, With a
corner Sticking out. She said She
picked it up and ,shook the dirt off.
She took_it_te, the house -without -read.
ing.it.
'Why did you pick it up?" asked Mr.
Common. '
-
. 7Just, ctiriaity. I thought it might
have been blown from a passing car,"
Answered Mrs. Carrick. • •
'Some time after she entered the
• louse Wifness said she read the -first
two Paragraphs and was so shoCked
by what she had -read that ,she
mediately. called -Constable John Fergu-
son. •
Crown counsel: --"Did you write this
letter, Mrs. Carrick?"
Answer."No,1
"Did your husband Write it?"
° "Did any Member of yourfamily
write it
Mrs. 'Carrick continued her strange.
story. 'Some days prior -to the finding
of the letter -two strange men: in an
old car drove into her laneway, and
parked under a • tree to take shelter
from- a storm. They had: acted very
strangely, Although it was only 6.1.5
'p.m. the -Sky was dark and the strange
men flashed the car lights off and on.
Reminded •that she had. given Mr.
MacRae, associate defence counsel, a
copy of the letter after it had left_her
Possessioe, _vettmles replled, "r could
that - letter_from_mexaiiry.eanY
pro uce u a .1 e
• keynote. Mrs, Henderson sang
31eBrien, daughter •of the late Mr. and
counsel argument, with the jury shut
in their room for over, an hour. Own Dear Land." The thank -offering
e Mrs. David illeRrien, and to this happy
was receivedrtlrs. 'Clarke makm' g th
Dodge's Statement dedicatory pi:layer. •
Dodge in this statement related his Miss E. Somerville, the guest speaker,
Movements of the morning, tord of going gave an inspi..fliag talk on the Keswick
-to. London to parehasethe win -e, of -his Conference .-Whiell she 'attended at Fern-
and Kilpatriek's drinking two quarts on (Mrs. G. Stover) of .Detroit, Hugh IC
dale, IVIuskoka,, during the summer,
aLondon,- -Elizabeth R. --(Mi-W.
the waY-heme via back -road11,-;-- - -- - - -For -ffixtyffve&efirs- the-KesWiek-con- . . , •
New Choeolate-flavor--Cascarets
•1 .....-
• . , 150, 25e •
• .s* MLean's Stomach Tablets
• Powder „ 59c
Pepsodent s •Tooth
Paste ....25c, 370
Pepsoclent Tooth
Powder, ,..„?,56, 390
Reetham's Pill§ for
bad breath 25e, 49e
LIST FOR,
FARMERS
Salt Petre...41b. 25c
Reduced Iron 4,„
-2 oz. 35e
Potassium Iodide..
. .. . —1 oz. 35c
Hellebore : .1b. 50c
' Creosyl ....pint 30e
;Cowes Dri-Ril 85e
r.
union were !born six daughters and. two,
Sons. Mr, Davidson is survived by his
widoW and family -Mary A, (Mrs E.
Andel -Son) if Rroaford,ifargaret
On our return' we, went into the
house.' and drank more wine. That's
tile last I knoW:-The firSt thing
reniember' waS when. I 'was.. in the
. .
vention ha 's 'be,cyp. ettarying on ; for seven- 2_ 5..
l
Goderich . S. Adelaide lairs. A. al
teen, epceessixe4earala-0anadu--under i oT Gederich- tovvriship and Helen M. of
theleadership of Dr. Bingham, .the Soutlitterpton: One daughter Annie 13 -
Keswick mettcPbeing "All one in Christ
Exeter coop," a paragraph read. Jesus," . . . . • . rredeceased him., thir• teen years ago.
. . . ' Deeeased in his early youth 'bedame a
Dodge denied saying- to • the jail ' Miss Shanman moved a vote a .. ... .....
. menwer or union Presbyterian church
governor: "He (Kilpatrick) 41S --0111Y a thanks to Miss. Sonterville . for her _ .
Scetchmari anyway.. ge ass() .said helpful talk.* Allis was enthusiastieldly unge-i: thP-Pa..81°Pitie of Rev- Pr. Tire
when asked about blood between his
Angers that 1 eam.e from injuries on
the: back of his- hand; • •
Inspector Oliver said that on the
afternoon after the murder, when the
.statement was made, Dodge was
normal. He showed no signs of a
"hangover," He seemed. 'to have .a •rich will be.,lield .the Town Hall' at
worry on his mind, but he was willing 8 in weseeriday, November lath. All
In his answerS. Therewas no hesita- hockey players in !Godericb are asked to
Nothing Was tog great a sacrifice' where
tion. " • 'attend,. as ftie•airmen from Sky Harbor
Dodge's signature to the statement, and Port Albert and any citizens of • his ehureit was concerned: -
The funeral, held ,on Monday,
Was secured y.Constable IVIcCoy after
the town 'take, an interest in
Nlovember 4, was largely attended and a
ly
it had been trangeribed. There were'. hockey.° ' ' fitting tribute,to his life. , After a short
no witnesses and the Crown was unable
L() prove -it rhe ,expOted presence of some -
serviee at the home the reitains vvere
h d iff •thi vi i
Antiseptic deodorant,
Germicide
r ,
TIODAIK,S •
s FILM .
DIEVEL0i4I1G
PRINTING -
ENLARGING
Wanupole's Et.
Cod Liver Oil
builds healthier
bodies .
Bayer' Aspirin • °
1 doz.
.2 doz.
100 ... 08e
Ifa,ve you fried, our
Brill -sit -made,- Tooth
Drush ' 29p
Phillip's Milk of
Magnesia Liquid
49e
MADE
CAt4XDP
end'orsed by. all present. . The meeting ,
i an ardent and .devoted !worker in the
Was closed. APith a hymn and the
Mizpah benedietion. . '" church, first as member of the Bible
. . - , class,,later as teaeher of thble class,
HOCKEY -MEETING WEDNESDAY and miii -later as superintendent of the
Sunday scheol,-W 'eb. offi'ee he held for
A -meeting to organize, an inter-, .
many years. 'He as an elder in the
mediate 0.11.S. hockey team for Gode-
church and also rvIed On , the board
of managers. - He had. always the wel-
fare of the church very mneh At, heart.
Caild Weather
Necessities.. •
Anti -Freeze
Radiator Aiorrothol .),$/.39
Pyro. Anfilreeae ok-t Oa%
$345.
Special'Motor Oil
49c 'gal.
On IWO
DefrosterFaus
.69- to, 3.95
Prestone.
Auto Robes $2.69
Regular size—smart pattern*
to choose from
sommumPlimmilligh,
.ANTO GLASS INSTALLED
WEILE YOIT WAIT.
Hobbs 'Plexite Satiety Glass,
used =dew*.
Hot Water
Heater
• $7.95 and up,
Spark Plugs
. Giaranteed to give
satisfactions_
39c
We have New and Used
Bicycles.
• uto and Bicycle Sup*.
Vied, Phone 741W,
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er pastors, Rev. Maxwell Parr and Rev.
A. IR. Moorhouse. During the service,
lVfr. Glen•Lodge sang very- f'eelinglk "In
the Garden." The pallbearers. were
'Geo. Robt. Mellwain,
Wie-
man Johnston, Robt. Caldwell; Robt.
1VrcAllister and Sam. Maiath, The
many and beautiful floral tributes were
borne by James Young, Robt. Harmer,
Percy Speiran, john Portei, .Wirr: West-
lake, Gordon Orr, Forest Illeelnre and
Sam Melwain.. Interment was in
Mitlnd cemetery.
un re ... a rmen. n
inakes eitilar_ -taken to Union -baited difureh,' vvhere • •
"With the eVidence of Jail Governor ittkring the e'oeileg wietei
the service was Conducted! by two form- READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS
.1: B. Remolds as to the prelence •of most imperative. _that Goderich should.
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ha* an interraediate hockey team of
first-Iate calibre as a sports attraction
for the mein.. The residence rule does
not apply tO men in the service and
therefore sOme, Of the airmen could be
fitted into t,he team no matteratwhat
counsel Prank Curran that the inrY time they 'Arrive& eiere- during
be instructed to bring in -a verdict of winter. " !„
• not guilty. The motion was made on
the ground that there had been no s•V.• GEORGE'S GUILD
evidence that the two men, Dodge and The 'Church Women's Guild of 'St.'
Kilpatrick, were together at the time George's church. met Tuesday after
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Of the alleged murder, _ noon, s Miss -M. --B„ Salkeld presIding,
Mr. ,Ourran then asked for ten Mrs, Calder read the Scriptute lesson,'
minutes' recess in, whichto conterowitli Luke 23. A. letter of thanks from a
his client, Dodge, as to the'further cop%
&let of the defence .
On resuming only two defence wit-
nesses 'were ealled and at 10.56 the
address of Mr.,,Curran to the jury was the evening service and to serve thein
eamnienced.
blood on .Dod'ge's • Ifingers, the Crown
.rested' its case and adjottrufrient was
taken to. 9,30 Thursday morning.
Motioki Refused
, This (Thursday) morfrifig' 'Justice
Urquhart Defused A nMtion of defence
sick meMber was read. Rev: A. C.
Calder asked :the ladies: to be- hostesses
'Po the, airmen from, Sky Harbor and
Port Albert tiext Sunday evening after
lunch. MTS. Carrie gave a humorous
reading entitled "Mrs. BatsOn'i •Tea
Partor,'' and also a poem, both of which
were much . enjoyed: • Mrs, rainier
moted 4 hearty Vote of thanks to Mrs;
Carrie, The 'meethig • 'closed with
prayer. • .
Nubricie—What is this which you are
Garage Owner Know anything
about cars? Applicant—Seen mixed
tip with 'exit a bit Garage Owners—
Mechanic? APpliCant—No, pedestrian.
1.3mogine—Auntie, wette"you ever pro-
posed' to? Aunt I-lolly—Once, dear—a
.gentleman asked me t marry him over serving, dear? Is it devil's food? Mrs,
the ''Phone, but. he had the wrong I intended it for angei
number. ,. ; read, 'kit It fyiL
Had Indigestion, Backache,
Headaches; Praises
Stomach Rebelled, 4Fe1t Tired,
Back . Ached, Nervous and
Rundown, Tells of Relief,
•
he greAt popularity of Syntona is
not stuc'prising, for this medicine
aetually, does give SPImulid results
when 'Used- fer eotothon disorders of
• the Stomach, liver, kianeys and bowels
and their' resulting., distressful syme.
toms. 'illere foe example is the inter-
esting experience of Mr. Anne- Dixon„
2 iWalnut :Street, liantliton
Midot .. .
Italian nalm Skin ,Softener:
49e, 98e
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Those 1.0 Phone 1 Phone 90 Phone' 45
'OODER1011 DIWOGIST
Syntona
411.04
'Tor the pagt cLi' 1 ;Iffered with
gag, acidity asul nasfsea after almost •
every meal. I used to have dizzyt
spells and Sielt headaehes eud back- ;.
seeeeeeeemeeeee sheeesss
,aelie. fdept poorly, tired -out, e„•
nervous and rundown.
4`,A friend guggested 1 try Syntona
and it has giVen, role great results.
lkfoOn 'after 1 began taking this ined-
'eine, my appetite 1,0eiced up and my
food began to digest better and as I
etintinued with the treatment. the
Ileadaehes, baelzaehe and dizzy spells.
left me, 1 sleep well now and get., up
1114111101%, feeling rested, and more
enc-rgrAle. t/ feellike different
person, and 1 ,will 1e glad to baye any
MKS. AN'NIN DIXON
person who. suffers .sitallarly hnow,
just how i8yntona' has h(?Iped me."
Syntona produces these results with-
out the aid ef drugs or depressors. It
is made enlY from Pure, herbal ex-
tracts. It is pleasant to take and the
results are quickly ;felt,
Local people can get Syntona
Goiltrhh at Campbell's Drug Store.
ES
RED T GliOCERY VALUES
G. Soap 9 bars,31c
Gran or Yellow SUGAR, 10 lbs. 65c
`tHillarest"
Pi* Lard•2 14h. print$ 19c
Aylmer .
wPOrk.ap.dBairis 2 20 -oz. tins 17c
Sweet w
Meaty Prunes
2 lbs. 19c -
Arnow
"Blue Boy" Coffee__ ...i»lb bag
1116.
Fresh Corn off the Cob -
tilblets . . .2 tits 25c
"Canada"
Coin . Starch pkg. .10c
"Nugget"
shoe .tin, 12c
MeLaren's Minute •
•Tapioca, . . .. 4-2 pkgs 19c
Qui& Quaker sm. 'Ige
Oat:. ....pkg, 9c pkg. 21c
espe......,measitiarresimiesimasIdemimpampeiroo.
Bruuswjek
Chick. Iladdie
tin Mc
Ivory
5c Soap Deal. ...2 bars 14e
Allen's
Apple juice, 2 20 oz tins 19c
Heinz , •
Spaghetti 2 ined., tins 25c
Vassirmiwo.
med. lge
Tea Bisk pkg 19c pkg 350
Lux sm. Pkg.
Flakes.
McLaren's
',Telly, Powders 4 p)rgs 19c
Alisiownwirwar
1/1110 Boy
Black Tea JA -lb. pkg.. no •
" Awls
"Old English" Floor Wax
la. tin . . . 490
No Rubbing Wax.... —
* a • . pt. tin 400
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