HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-11-14, Page 7This.is a fight to the *finish. No roinn for half
, measures. No room for delay. This is Urgent
Pressing , .. vita, This is WAR.
So Canada closes her rankS,..... 1,67,000 men
in the Canadian .A.etive Service Force; 240;000
recruits to be trained dining the next twelve
month s ,an army a 500,000 by next sun/Mier
This is on sideof Canada's war effort. The
other sido concerns YOU.
More fuer), . , Well equipped,,weli armed, well,
elothedlrferiatrnTdfrrdiYltars;-t-r-.-,,
Canada looks to you tb supply those dollars ...
and to keep =supplying them. till this war is won. .
Start savin.g nowaleFeady to laelp yam. country
wherktbe call for money .comes. Be ready to en-
list your doUa14fl this...fight, for _human freedom_ _
and decericy. .
AEI glad. you are able to help so simply and. so'
effectively
(Figures aPProximate as ai();t. 2.1, 1940.)
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'Last 'time aroutal and lights out !! lila foreign poliey, and that Mow help
eta„ the great New York werere ode- for liritaiu will _ reault. There Aire
" maw 'who isee luThW vietory approval
the startling, extravagant, artistie,
garish slaow that hae elooed forever.
$158,000,000 'Kai? spent to produce it
(Some 48,000,00 adMissione were re-
corded. Your eorrespondent attended
the last nigh.t. The„ wind was eold,
the visitors -barring a few bande
roughs who stole flags, bull*, flower*
-iwere quiet, half -sad„ 530,000 thous-
and of us, We 'Walked (about diM17-
lighted grOands, where many 'exhibits
were closed. Tire row Of British gag*
on tall standartis. was gone, yet the
waterfall en th,e face a Italfs building
twat.) still shimmering. We , sought
refuge. front a. cold wind in Poor Voe
laud's honse while 'waiting for a bril-
liant colored fountain display. "Sell-
ing Out" avast the arresting eign on the
Polish eounter as handicraft and art
were Sacrifieed. In the Itilmanian
doorivay pretty souvenir' :bow were
sold tero talkie tent to clear them; out
"On free ,Adiaericanesoll Hollarul can.
still raise her nag," (said the inseriae
tion • on the liagless Dula building.
"Liberte, vgalite, Fraternite" wes
Spread, across the French building,
bravely lit up, for the .1aat aet. ' The
periephere, like a vaSt 'toy ball in red,
White and blue, son dominated broad
Constitution Ma1, /tieing 'vehicle in the
Mrlitliglit,--vandelteelryeetheeherulreds
were stuffing flowers and pliattS-Ilit•ti
aim
be They looked like ghouls, , The
THEROYAL BANK OF. CANADA
Of his aoeial, reform*, and further ex--
N*144)n along that line. Itepublicaus
Marne their defeat on the ay
Federal employe* and the relief vote.
Perhaps a new political line-up of labor
on the one side and a conservative
grouping on's.' the (0(011osite shie OAS'
come, with QUI Democratic and Be-
pubilean not so sharply
defined as they have been in recent ,
Alitierieen history. • One astonishing
teartfre a the election was the Switch-
ing over to cit Many faithful.
'
and influential Democratic papers in -
eluding The New York Plates and The
d.T
Worlelegram. AstoniShing, too,
was the great niuriber of Democrats-
for-11/11Mo groups',
*, * *
While the politleaf battle waain
'Progress international 'affairs Were to
some extent .held, suspense. Both
the ',President and Mr, Willkie pd
romise
all, aid 'short of war to Great Britain,
but withput particulars, some .par-
ticulars have come, 0,4 we all know*
when the President Imet two hundred
newspaper reporters and Promised at
least a tiffalff ellOtilent of • new air-
planes to (Great (Britain and Canada.
It may be -that .the caabeand-earry
clause of the Neutrality Act. will be
abrogated, permitting Amerlean shiree*
1 to -Pe4u.
'the Johnson Act,. which forial4 loans to
Mr. and Mrs. T. I. Iluel,:steP Blyth
obeerved their sixty4first, wedding an-
niversary on November 3 -rd.
Ur. and Mre. M.ilovenlock. of Seria
(fOrth, /est week, celebrated:their iifty
(wedding iVersary.
The death oceurred at Seafortit on
Sunday of 'Sarah Ann Iiiideon, widow
of the late Iateee Troyer, in her
eeventyeeightli year. Three sons and
four daughters survive.
long anlusement area, .however, was eertain nation, may be modified, m
.,,ellylaze. teemint' with its largest I England's fa.vor, The President, secure
erchisr. Itestaurants ran down to the inepewer .for our years more, MAY,
last morsel of food, and locked their assume suck a strong .01plonratie pos
„doors to better handle the mobs of tion in werld' affairs as to force a. con-
tliintr-aud-hungry-people who maiz.
aged to sianeeee In. 'Barkers for showa
(were not barking as loudly as usual,
for their shows were illiect WI. People
were lined up, waiting outside, for
• the next eshow and last 'eyeful. We
escaped shertly after410 o'elock while
the escaping was good, and turned
away from the grander of. yeste'rday
and the ghoetly, sha.dows of valian.t
People who haye lest their countries.
G.ODERiCH BRANCH - - ,- A. E. HOCKLEY, Manager
HILL, Nov,i. 12e-Mre an.d
Mrs Lowery, Torortto, have been visit-
•witte*-reand-lifei.e.Geo. 4Proctor-
Mr: and. Mrs( Lawson 1Locithart end
noi Jim, ,,at Royal Oak, Michigap,
'spent the week -end with. his parents.
Dr. Addison, 'Wife• and little son*
'Cameron, Of Zurich, spent !Sunday with
, Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Lockhart
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
- Wilmer Uarrison on __the birth of a
Bilious Attacks
,
Complaint
ifiliotumeas is just another name
for a dogged:or liver. It
, a Very conimon complainti.but can
be quickly rernedied ' by Stimulating
. the flowofbile., This soften
accumulated mass, 'the poisons van)
• carrred, out of .the sylitem, and the
liver and boar& are- relieved' and
toned up. •••, "
' 1;a2n 1 ivac Pilie quicken
and enlivett the sluggish liver, open-
ing up eVery channel, by causing a
freelow of, bile and thus cleansing
• theliserOf the clogging *impurities.
_ .
They are sraall and: easy to take.
Do not gripe, Weaken or sitken.
The T. ltillatra 0o.,.LtAl. Toronto, Ott.
A beautiful., 'Demon& blanket was
donated to the Red Cross by 'Miss Kate
Williams, to be used AS desired frd. make
money for supplies. Also a lovely quilt
top-iwas-alanateetebateNer.s..• Hearaon
help inerease the.funds. M.Ctily thanks
* *
'Sitting • on a (park bench. the other
day. was a Dr, Diathi, three months out.
from Prague, poring over common Eng-
lish Words and their synonyms. • He
said. he was allotwed to leeire because
he had never been in. politics -never,
he emphasized. •He is starting a new
life and. struggling ewith a strange
language in theUrs steps tovvards the
attainment of a physician's license.
Did' he -like die ne,was so glad
to be here. "Ze everyting--
is' deeferent,"
• i• * se.
51, •,A, 'twat, After a boneraWou tr
Ip
to 'Auktbury tire young couple will wake
their botne in kieiforth,
W. T. Miller, of 'Wingliant, died sud-
denly on Thursday last -While at a
da4cir's where lie WaS selaed with
a. heart attaelre `vvae iilfta7etive years
of age and lea(Vea a fwidOw, and a
daughter,
-Miss Welina A. 'Stevens, Of Milton,
paseed . away November ;;t in her
eightieth year. She was a danghter,
of the late Mr. and Mrs. John !Stevens
iivandlryep:nther enti7 life ih this, dietrict.
A siker,' Mrs, John V. piehi of Clinton,
s
The Biittermakere Club of Stratford
arid district held its,. annual banquet in
the !McKenele 11Ouee, Clintou., last
Thursday ntght. More than seventy
pereaus Were present," Prizes were
presented t()the winners. of several
' arapeattedeLdiating the Year.
David Wood, oldeer 74slaffirorth.
township Of Turnberry, died on Novem-
ber 4th at the home of, his brother -1n
mw, Willie* Deans, 9th eoneeseione of,
Turaberil. " *He' wasin NW ninety-third.
year. Re was not married and the, only.
11011,111(ESVIIJIE, and
1•Tre, Chas. Pearce' visited over the holi-
day at the house 'Of Mr. and Mrs. ErhOS.
Andel -SM. Atate.kiAtg,
31r. and Mrs. Harold Toronto, ,
are' visiting With the Misses E. and ,
Proetor.•
litlss Alma Trewartha of Woodhain
spent the week.end with lier parents",
3117. and Mrs; J, Trewartha.,
'0.1.1eate last week with (Mrs. 'J. B.
alatMath were Mr. and Mrs. A. ",Speliee,
Toronto. ,*
l'fr. and Mrs. Earl Cudmore and
Donna were gUe.sts of Mr. and Mrs.
Jno.iCiadnaore.,. •
. Mrs,. Othaon Of Detroit has been visit-
ing with releiives in -thie diStriet.
Thk annual bazaar was held by the
ladies of the .Holm.esville_ Cliureh"in
the auditorium of .the Town Olin-
earola.
of owls la. saw" bawd' d
COIN* work.
Way Cliolottegald
oplootakl peoltloaa
Oppartualtioo far plooarre._,...„.....Wig
able sod poratommot laeloor
N bettor today titan allieskia
for Iduetratod Ifireeklet wig". zra
OWNS SIMITY WNW
commoie• tow. Whoa
33$ 114.001t $7111MIT 101100.10
44 10.441 IPAINIXON
,
addr4sta' by the presidenik *wart
Deot*, oit Varlet Norithin DaY1.11
inspector of agricultund elas•en;
'Stewart Maurits, Of 130914414. on -.0ont-
pOSItion. and Grammar la the 14enior
Oradea."
ror the Inus104,1 portlen of the pro-
gram tSaniuei Itannie, Itensail, contrib..
uted' a solo and the Pahl*
S'eheol, under the direetion of gr.
itannie, sang a nuraber of group song*
ten, 'on Saturday last ' Diiring the During, the 4,tterueou 44. intv-e„
afternoon the various booths of taney ijuivemity Western 04bArior, gave**
,work baking„ etc., were, well patron-
,. address on °Integration of th,e
'zed. The usual attraetive lunch was (studies!, Miss Esther ,Oode-
etinloyvviitr'Ttthire proceeds *f ;hsTirall1J11-:-/trot7--,-;.-r.TteriPicallr-taY4e, eout kqn7 obalre7s;a1:34ringratton:4:4014) tabend:8?)411---
arivenir in Canada's War (Effort" Alsia,' on. the
X4p.r4t a:41, i*trio „oaame 'program were George aleffere00,
*"." OreClinten, epeaking' on sigathematicil
Jference-Of-belligerentseit-no-t-areactua --survivingreelativ,e, --.Butamkstr landi(rs. in :Grades VII and VII4,", and+ Mistf
settlement of their quarrels. • • - elson; near “Clinfon,, 'Sunday Alfula-gaUleOrnittnn, -
*, * 4,Presidnt
•. There was much bitterness' and name-- lett toevnshi.p farmer, . near Ponstalicet "Mr, Zinn, at the store. - °In°erS 4P1)°111ted ate;
Charles Hoigartir, weir-40lown Hul- with her Sister,' Mrs Erving Zinn, and "(Crafts."
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calling in this electi•an, though that received severe , back Injury when . Mr. and •,ShervitOOd; De- Maitland Munplon(le 'Etrirten;
,W1.11 qufekly be forgotten. Maria' feu sixteen feet from a ladder to the ..troit, and Mr,. Jim 'Barbour, Goderiele, Presiden.t, Itartin, 'Gcbderteb;
spent the iweek-end With 'Mr. !Wee secretary -treasurer, Roar, IStonebiouse,
Wood's Mother,. Mes, Sam Oherneeece Goderiel“ eoplicillore„ WatkinEe
and. his sisters, frs. Les'. latchie, near Centralia.; 'Edna jamieson,„.Glinton„
Roosevelt -haters -before election day- 'floor of his bare, He was removed to
'said that if Roaselrelt Were elected they the Seaforfit hospital and placed in a'
would -quit' the country and settle down east, and will be c:onifined there for
in Cenadm Our own borough president three. Months. „,, . •
cves one Of these. So were a certain
jedge.'arid certain neighbors. General et Zurich, !Passed away
Mrs. Mary Schwalro„ eii old resident
-Words, literally, japer and all if Rouse: tiler, Peter Koehler, with Whom she
suddenly On
World -Telegram:, said he would eat his October 30th at the home of her -bre-
Hugh Johnston, a columnist on The.
'vett won, • • ' had lived for several' years. , She was
. , win inhiearin" liscinftwtieatiliw, yriodr,.. Jeyr vehastutan1400:
.
In my neighboehoocl before election and two sons and one daughter auriive,
no Rooseveft sentiment' was audible. tr,-;wnsend.......vhuos
All 'Was Willicie: The Tentenie lady
over the back wall exPresivd the familyA. quiet wedding took- Place in St.
voted for Itoo*.V.elrehre ,fratiTilre-.-"nt John's Aligliean church, Varga, on Sat
attitude this :.,way : "Our hull • family
now! If that ' bird gets' la we'll be .tri,,,urday, .,NOveinber '.21id; when Miss
.neisle-'Lliliter-beeame the Pride of Val.
in, the war sure.-- He's a wa--r-fraen-iiler'-/"dliticitiiig_mulani Toiviiser,y.oteVuge,•etti' ple_ravirliamin Orr;
Real 'estate. notes: The President's titoasvpirohn_ip.pe
side. on the' gt,room's fair in Goderich
thick' °
I like . that woid„. ..:•.
. **, * *
tewn honee at 40 EasteSixt"yedfth street A recent marriage; Selemniked by
is for rent, It is a five-steiry building Rev..' R. W, Oraw at the Ilki.e8MoP
with !fifteen rooms, and an elevator. Manse, . was that if Annie Grace
Friends wish' for him a., complete re- . , Mr 'Roosevelt's mother lives n x door . Pethic dairgliter of Mr, and mis. It
states to help Britain to the fullest ex- , ,- e t,, ,; k, . _
His wife wilLcantinne her "-bide-awal .4, Pethiek-of-meKalop, to-narr-F,JaM,,es
covery. tent.
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•
hei. (,)chool over the week-en.d. President Roosevelt'S' victory was an, 11:Yvvn*------ ---- - ,---------of nunett. .The hap'py couple
to both. these ladies for their gifts, Ignace jun Paderewski, ,the great
which are much appreciated. -
Earl Fuller, who was operated -on
last 'Monday in. Goderich hospital Tor
removal of • appendix, is , improving.
I. Polish pianist and ipatriot, is one of the
JateSt of the grdwing number of famous
,refugees who 'have come to this :port.
He 'found Europe unbearable, he said,
and begged the peeple of the United
• MiSs Dbrethvelex was liorne--from ee lee " apartment in Greenwich Village, down iltapson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
_
.Wedded. -At BaYlield on 'Saturday, impressive one, . notwithstanding the * *
will reside �F the grotnnaH11iflU ID
November 9th, phyjaie puiett -:.-and feet that the plurality of the popular The fall of certain European nations 411-11.0-it1oP' '
good wishes follow them to their new iniport or . niany MousSeau--armstrong
Stewart 'Schoenhals 'Were Wedded. 'All .vote, sante 4,009000 c4d, was. mich-imt a Stop to the
lesS than his 11,000,000 lead over Lan-
don tour years ago.. Theee wilt be
great deal of discussion in the cording
weeks regarding the nature and mean-
ing of the nia`ridate he„ has redeived.
Many -say the vote was an approval of
luXuries. One item is lace, which is
now N8ing produced in the Bronx, With
simpler „manufacturing processes. Many
essential articles of commerte, .too,
tha.t Once Were bought from Europe are
!being, manufactured in this country.
The ,lorwly ratorbaek hog_of Southern
Central !States gives us 'a hide for
leather goci:ds that has an 1111U'All'al even-
ness of surface.
Zion, and Mrs. Andy Gaunt near, St.
Helens, and his brother, Jim Sherwood,
near Crewe, ,
Me., and 'Mrs. Roy ,Altott'--.and sons, 1
aytion, and Alvin, Spent :SaturdaY 1
ening with her brother -in -la*, Mr.
MaeLean, ),Saltford.
4,116.14 Elmira Alton 15 assistine Mrs
iCeeil Blake, „near Crewe, who, we,pre . .. .
l
lorry tO,hear, is in Ned with lumbago. i. • i / :1-----
. MTS. ' (Dr.) ki-owler, Dilly and Joan,
of Erin, spent the week -end with .31r.
and Mrs.; 0yril cannibal. . •
Miss',Ina $6antribiell, teacher near , St.
Thomas, and Miss' 'Eileen, of 'Toronto;
spent. the 'week-elid 'with. their tparelits.
51,ri--aa41-41*. ICyriMalnlibe-if--,'1. . •
At Varna United clfurch -manee, on;
home at 'Woc.dstodk. , They will be Wedneklay'r 1November 'Oth, lay'. J. - It;
much misSedia.bliiitch and Community. Peters Amited in marriage Dorothy
Phyllis was a° valued member of the ;Taipei, oily daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
choir aud .Sunday seliclol.
John Arinstrong of Stanley, and Garnet
Euchre Party -About eighty persons Alexander Mousseau, son • of Mr. and
attended the (progreesive .enchre party Mrs. Alex.. Mousseau. of gensall. Later
on Friday . night at the home of Me. the couple left on e motor trip to east-
ern points. They' .will 'reside on the
and :Vire. John Torrance. Sixteen
tables Were in use, and there was groom's farm in Hay toWnship., -
Retired Merchants
crokinore for those. who did not . Play •
-
lady was. Mrs. Murray MCDougall, and
hibmu Murray--YleDougall, The
• lady's prize was six lovely water glasses
donated by Mrs. John McGuire; 'the
gentleman's prize taarge tube of shay:
ing cream.; donated by Mrs. Allen
Potties. Lois., lady was Phy/lis Harris
and low gentleinart Jim 106x. A splendid
lunch Wag served, The,sum of $12.85
was realized for Red .0ross yi;ork•
• G. L. BAXTER
;BUILDER AND. VONTRAOTOt
(Phone 730.-.:-CP.b. Box 4087-.22 Albert St.
• Personal attention to eery job.
• JOHN. !JEFFERY ,
Warren 'St. Phone .577W
GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND
- BUILDER
Every Branch of, Carpenter Work.
d
This nine of the. year your suburb-
• atilt& gathers anti iburus leaves, leans
upon his bambbo rake and philoso- now retired fronathusiness were tend-
phizeS ..the while with his - .neghbor sVred a banoilet at the Brunswick Hotel
abotit world affairs, the defeat pf
Wilikle, the rise Of taxes and what_not.
The odor, a burning leaves causes a
certain sweetnostalgia of Small-town {:
Mnvor 'Crawford as chairman, a pro -
memories. This'. little respite in one gram of speecheslind Music" Was, given,
AffalrLs may otai-l)e --no-more,. for
'and suitable gifts-Weke presented to the.
automatic snow scoops -dread portents •three honored' guests. •
of winter -lire now being uRed .to witsman_Do,08,..
shovel .up leaves 6ot/1-glitters. There A pretty autumn ;edding,took ,place
ottglitlo. be a law:Trivitt Memorial eltarch, Exeter," on
• * * * , • .October 30th, when Caroline *Elizabeth
The Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth; Dyer,- youngest daughter :Mrs.
tied arp at 'her pier in N,ew Xork suiee flavls and .the late Dann, Davis ,ef
her maiden voyage early ia the war, 'Meter, ;became the, bride of:Lawrence
may slip .out to sea any day now. Good- Wasmaii, only son .of Oharles -Wasinatt
luck to thia gallant. and beautiful shlP; and the late Mrs. Wasnuin f Seaforth,„
The ceremony Was performed by Rev.
MONUMENTS
WILLIAMS SON GRANITE
WORKS •
1457 St. Patrick SL , • Phone 1955
. STRATFORD, ONT.
Largest Stock In Western Ontario To
Honored at Wingham •
Three men • who Were merehants of
Wingham for, ove; ifort y -,‘-ears and are
SOUTH HUIC014-TEACHERS
, —t-1VIIIET AT HENSALT.'
431, •
HepgaiL , NOv. 10.-I1ensa1l Town
Bell oil Friday 'eve§ the setting for t'he
uthe-Huron-teacher4'-to1Wention.-The-
morning 'session-, included devotional
exeeeises by ,Rev. William. "Weir, of .
Carmel--Preablytterian- eau re4, iit11541.
in that town on a recent, evening. The
men" to honored were W. J. Greer, John
Galbraith . and George Carr: With,
JUST WIPE iTi ON
1171- SHINES AS, IT DRIES
No Rubbing '• Self,Polishing
Imparts a beautiful lasting lustre to
linoleum, tile, varnished or painted floors. '
• Makes° a compleie protecting Alm over
° t4, lloor-easier to dust or . wash if
desired. A boon to tired, busy mothers.
.The beat is the cheapest. When you iitt3r .D&H,
Corte -Cleaned. Anthracite COAL, you buy the best. We
repeatedly, hear from our customers that it is the best coal
.they have ever Inirrtedi There is so little- ash ancl no slate
:or Clinkers. When you require fuel, give us 'a call
DWI CONE -CLEANED ANTHRACITE COATJ
ALBERTA, CHESTNUT OdAL
BAUTLE1* OUR POINT POCAHONTAS
STOKER qOAL -
FORD COKE
LONE STAR, DOMESTIC and STEAM COAL
AlsO HARDWARE, PLIIIVIBIINTG and HEATING,
COALYARI) and HARDWARE 1STORE
Phener-Oflice 22 •
House 112 •
FREE SEaVICE .
OID. DISABLED ort E,EAD
HORSES,, OR. OTT
removed prormitly ate:I effickr,fiy,
,SmpIy phone, "CO,I,CECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
• LIMITED •'
'PHONE 21 . INGERSOLL
"904, r 11 Clinton"
'TELLS 110W SYNTONA RELIEVED
DIZZY 'SPILLS AND, :11EApACIIES.
New York has man airports around
its edges. Passengers have reached
thein br whatever route they, fancied
and by whatever vehitie' they chose.
Now we have a beautiful new 'air
terminal on '42nd street,, opposite' ,the ..
'future air, passengers may, buy. tickets, Bat 'Blood 'the. Cause '
Grand- Central Station.' From there
cheek baggage, and it comfortably
,for their vehicles to be taken to their
airfleid. , 'Seventy-two limousines an.
.hour will 'attend •to the ever-gretving
trafile. • Talking, of airplanes, the
writer's wife. vvon a ti( ket at a- British . ,. Just when you 'think you are rid.
relief InOting at La Guardia Pield that '.. of °tie, another crops up to to, e its
g41%* her and. :go!ne eighte<ta o".ther.', Place and prOlong your'iniSety.
. . .elndugtina poulticingiou
owu•, ' .a' - .'.
-4adies a hun
alf-hour ride around our big • .4, ALLt:n'•i_
. . - •may do will not stoty.more coming.
.t: .•
. Ja•eltie---My dad must have' 'been into 1 .:Why not give".:that old, • reliable,'
all Sorts of -mischief, when he was a !- blood 'purifying medicine . Burdock
Williani--Ni,That makes you think 1 Blood Bitters a -chance to banish the.
„questions to .ask *Me when he, wants.. to
iinp out what rye heeu up to. , . ,,
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bt;:illailplurp' Tohs7rittriziaBghtit"eepasusted-B0iyte'ar.ft,r! .
Talte:D.B.B. and get. rid of thebad
SO? Jackielle knows exactly what)
blood and the boils. toO.
The' T. 'Milburn 06., Lit.d«; Toronto. Ont.
,...........-.....,
• anampor'
• AS the dexii.evenings,e.liesein, p our homes need more light_
;EXTR
properLy placed ,turns darkness into brieltne08..
'Let us look over your, home, office or place of business.
We will do the wor1 and supply everything electric, to
your satisfac
We have troubles,of out own, but We can take over; youi*
machine trotibles.anctthey will not, add. to our worries. In
fact that is our hilliness to
All you need, do 15 bring the, parts to ui", we will do the
rest and have it ready When you want it.
When boils start to break out on
different porta of the body it is an
evidence that'the blood is loaded up
with impurities. '
This liVell.Nnown, Man Suffered'
3 Ye4rs—LKidney .and tladder
Irregularities 0a,us'ed. ,.Loss of
Sleep, -Appetite Was Poor .0. Felt
'Bre& Out and Rundown
•"I feel years younger since have
• taken a treatment o Syntonn, and'
V111, be glad to have others know how
It ha S helped me," said CharleS Sage-
, man, 25 Edinburgh Street, *Loilden„,
alittario, in a recent statement
• "Por the past three years I `stiffered
with •lthIney and.ble.dder disorders, I
Would It to rise several times each
night and then in the „mernings I. felt
nreeted reel miserable. • During the
day ftwifii dizzy spells- eatne over inc
and I was, subject to headaches and
(floating ;spots bofore my (Iwo, My ap-
• petite 'was poor, I -WAR 1.04ing weight
• and rundown. 'My tongue was alwaya
• muted and 'my complexion WAR rough
and (111011
'"That ii how:‘ I wai feeling a few
1,veei ago when, I began taking Syn.
C,5
toxin, but today 'I feel, so different. • I ,
can hardly re1114e it. Now; I got 14
1' * o
feeling 'rested 111(1 energetie. My ate
proper sleep and ail.so i
n t te m thing 1
petite improved. I enjoy my meals, and
1 am .free of headaches and dizeyspells..1
I have regained my lost weight, -my
bowels are regular, and my complexion'
is cleared HP. I cannot praise syntona
highly enough after what it has done
Lor ree,” . .
Syntona 1)rodu0s these results with- .
out the aid- Of drugs or depressor's. It l':"
is made only from pure selected herbal i
juicee that have long teen !Mann) for 1
their `medicinal value. 'It aids in the
proper asshollatiOn of 'food for energy .
and resistanee and': in the eliminalion
of exeess aeids and. waste Matter. It
le pleasant to take and the. result.. are
1•
quiekly felt. - .
If you nye in'tloidericix vicinity, to to i
1 Campbell's, Drug Store and tikul out for '1' "
' yourself about this pure herbal tonic 1
1 that is doing sor muck good !loci • .11420. I
member tho name, Syntonat and avoid
. disappointment,
Vour :Jag Visit to
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