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GODEjRICH, ONTARIO, TITURSDAY,-OCTOBER 16th, 1941
sines Directory HILLED.,AT HENALZ
Coilislow on No, 4 Iligyvvay Rtsults
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3, DUDLEY B. ,gotoligfi
Barrister, liltc.
Office -Court House, Ooderleh,
Telephone
M. A. .SUTifiliIRLAN,D
Barrister and Solieitor
First Xertgage Security..
Urban Loans Available.'
OPce----North St., Godirich, Phene 750
CHARTEREI) ACCOUNTANT
thiONTEITa„and,MONTEITH,
Chartefed Accountants
.77 Downie Street, Stratford
Toronto Office: 302 Bay Street
VETERINARY SUROEON •
DR. G. S. ELIA OT!..0
VETERINARY SURGEON
kfr4olie 2(XI — ()Anton.
AIXICI.ONEERING
THOMAS GUNDRY, • GORERICH.,
LIVE STOCK AND GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
TelephOne 119
Sales attended to anywhere an
eyeri, effort made to give satisfacti
,WP0111,114,ed.
in Fatal Injuries to EJ"ed W.
Rohl 'of 'London. Distrief
-Fred W. Kohl, of BAT, truck -driver 1
for MdMatus Petrolehm Ce., London,
received fatal injuries at Hens -all on
Saturday evening in o traffic ,aevident
at the*.intersection .of highways Nes,
4 and 84. .
Kelee.wa„4„drivingeeast_out Hen,:
sall and crashed into a passenger ear
driven by JaMes ILL Messer of Teronto.
The truek & Continuefor . about one
hundred feet, made aright -about ,turn
and rolled over hi the ditch.,. Kohl
was thrown headlong and was -picked
,from the diteh unconSeiens., 'Oil
drums Were broken cwen and the lone
tents spilled over the road. Kohl was
taken to, thS
e eaforth hospital With a
skull fraeture and kalif concussion
and died two hours after the aeeident.
, The Messer ear washurled into. the
ditet by the collision, striking- and
shattering a Hydro pole.' The flyqre.., We dd
service in the village and vieinity '<VW:44'
iiiterriiPteil tor several hoarS. The
ear was wiecked. Messer 'suffered a
broken itneveap _and -head and face
lacerations. After receiving treatmeut
he was able tti return hothe on Sun-
day. 'Hillary Horton of Exeter, a
passenger with him, received MillOr
Coroners Shaw, of Clinton,Biow< of S.eaforth, investigated and
deei(1e4 an inquest win; not needed. d
me on emoliti work Le., exca•va • ti ng
Anstay, one of the Salvation
Army war Workers,. has 'received' the
following letter from 'Spr.41. W. Redd,
of the 'Royal Canadian. Engintlers:ever-
seas :
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Dear 41.6. Austayee-Hope this letter
will not be too much.of a surprise to
you, but due to your kindness in donat-
int, to the Salvation Army overSeae
comforts tor the Soldiers I consider it
only polite to thank you.very u.bfr
this. I found.your adirress in„one of
the soeks, and incidentallyI ani ey
much epleesed with the socks, "
At, the*, time my spcke had shrunk
(trot= va'keown'Ipshing) so that:they
did net extentilip to my ankles when
Ioput them on.
'1.‘he Salvation Army does more for
the boys over here than, any other
organizatictu and certainly- deserves a
lot of credit.
Life over here is not theme as
civilian life, of course, but except .fpr
the luxuries we used to have life goes
on for the boys in an easy and cheerful
nfanner.,„- have our hard times,
bur as soon as pay (1111 comes along
they are forgotten for a time.
Wy have been over in this country
new. more than a year and so -are
getting ' aceustomed to the Climate,
which is radically different from that
of Canada but 1.s not unlike•our Van-
couver ,clianate:
I am a miner in civilian life and have
wtkrked up in Great .Bear ,Lake and.
Flin Flea. Over here they have placed
Goderich Man Had Share in Discovery
of the' Site of Historic Ignace
.GORDON GILANT„ LICENSED
• AUCTIONEER' IrOlt HURON
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A. satisfactory, courteous' service for
Farni, Property or Household 'Sales.
Rates Reasonable,
.1-IAROIJD JACKSON
• tSPECtIALIST IfN ‘..V1Alta
HOUStelfICLD SALES.
Lieensed in Huron and ,l'erth
Counties. °
Pic
res ' reaeunaule; eatisfaction
guaranteed. ,
For information, etc., write' or
phone liAlti.SLD JACKSON, 1.2 on 63o,
Seal:Qral; H.R. 1, Brut:Wield.. •
muDicAti
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It.. J. It. URSTielt„-EXE, :EAU;
- _NOSE, THROA'T
Late House a Surgettn__New York
Ophthalmic and Aural kloSpital, as -
M.
sistant at ooretield leye Hospital kind.
• Golden Square Throat Hospital:. on -
den, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED • _
Streete,SetteeStra o_rd.
Telephone '
Next' vii Bedford Hotel, Gode 'eh,
Wednesday, October 22nd, from 2
till 5 pat.
•D.RUG SS PEACTI.TIONEH
CTOR AND leltUGL..;
THERAPIST -
Go 'erich, Phone 341 -
Office ho rs-10 to 12 a.4, u
and .7 to 8 ne; Tuesday, -Friday and
Saturday.
10 to 12
ilonda.y and
Mineral fu
a.m. only on Wednellay,
Thursday at *Mitchell. •
e baths- _by- appointment
only.
A. 'N.. 'ATKINSON ,,, ,- 1 '
..51 South St. -
iNstAipet:
Mgli,ILLOP nutruAL r 1N-
111SURANCE CO. -Farm e and , Iso -
listed town property inE4ured.
Oftiems-Mam Knox, Pregidente
' 1-1a4onde1horo; W. R. Ai‘chibald, Vice:
rresident, Samford:I, M. A. Reid,
&tanager and Seeretary-Treazureri, Seer,
• forth. -
Direetors-Wm. Knox, Iiontlesboro ;
- Alex. Broadfoot, Seaforth; Chris.
Leonhardt, Dublin; E. Je. Trewartha,
Clinton; Moylan, :Seaforth;
.11, Archibald, Seaferth; MeNwing,
Blyth; Frank MeGiegor, ClIntOn; Hugh
Alexander, :Walton., „
Agents—E'. Yeo, R.It. 1, Godeilcli;
James° Watt., Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1, lirneelleld; R. McKercher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; a. F. Prueter, Brod-
hag,en.. '
. Policy -holders can make all pig-
ments and. get their cards recelpfed at
the Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Otani!
- Grocery, oKingston Street, Goderich, or
J. II. Reid's General Store,. 13aYfield.
EV. E. L: ANDERSON, LAND3ET, for unexploded bombs.. Yes, it i
DIES SUDDENLY s.
H
• dangerous work' but N'Vry exciting sat
-ger 1-e-----A-messesore----etteetset
Claurch minister at Lambeth, died sud-
I-Ioping thisfinds yeu and yours an
good health, I am, yours truly,
denly en Tinirsday last4trom a heart
at taCik'nt .theeage-of;;forty-nine years: e'sPR.
'Among the charges in which- he had
served Were those of Bakfield and!
' Orte of .his daughters was .re -
PORT ALBERT-
a Dater
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A Short, Short Story
By: Leslie Hamilton
Copyright 1941 ity Beaver. Features
RiPiles•
itrr Br.....e.„Err, 'the telcOlione
belr.iang shrilly. and insiStently.2, '
"Yes?" a bride of a few weeks epake
softly Intot the, transmitter.
"Ohl. Is that you, Mrs. Brown ?
This.' is the dressmaker calling. I
wondered ifYOu could Mae down ' for
a. fitting this afternoon?"
"yeseed -think so," - MI's, Brown
answered after a few moments' de-
liberation. -What. time do you want
me to call?"
"Will two o'clock suit all right?"
"Y& -that will be okay." -;
"Thank. you, *Mrs. Brown.- (.7.X••
peel you at Iwo,"
"What's your _hurry, Jennie?"
' school "chum ,who had ttiso-"been
bridesinaid at Mrs. Brown's wedding,
dein-and:eel- of, thelatter as she wended'
her Wag"Th keep her appointment with
the drestImaker, - -
"For goodness sake if it isn't Iris:"
Jennie Brown gasped in surprise.
"Where have you been for the yak
month?" • - '
"Busy as a little bee, my dear," 'Iris
inf9„K,Int11. AWE ktiAtn_d,,,a,..._simi'-feli,-,einte,
itep+beside fid -ti
aley -con t itched en
together. "I've got a newposition-
or• rather, I'm training for a new
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-Yon have 1, 'Where are you -.work-
. jag now?"
You see the erowd of people mu -
side that „store in the lath block?
of Bayfield. . Kathleen Vrawford: R.N., Ls spending Iris point/el down the street.. es..
• .1111:.; x4el . vlsitin g relative-. ,in Toronto. "Yes." , • : •
Mhes. Ethel ,M6KAInzie, teacher at 4` 4-,
cently married to Rev. •Harold Currie •• .PORT ALBBRT, October •14. -Mies
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pICOBAC
Pipe Mimic -co
FOR A MILD, COOL, SMOKE
' - g a
Parkhill, spent the holiday week -end. new Career
,
1 with her mother, Mrs. Jas. M'acenzie. 1 "But what is suelt a erowd doing
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•1 of Kin
tcheer Ivas also 11101111(1 the place?" Jene w
nianted to
' a ,ith M'M
rs. cKenzie
know. "Ls it,,a lire sale- or some: -
„and 3Irs. Jahn- Quaid eisited last thing ?” • her bargain -hunting instinct
quickening' in: thrilled: anticipation.
iris laughed in annisenientm
-Those 'people ate waiting for an ffp-
Itomtmettt to see ow eNpert eprset re,
rtursommerasur
Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. John
MePheriknessa-teTeeswa ter.
Arneld.liedge and Billy Tigett went
I to Waterloo last eek and obtained
" work there in a factory. hey woinan ••hi .our' community. caiu°
STRATfORD - .1,GODERICH• The W.M.S. will held theie. .thaidt- have a fret fi fr
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7.30-- a.m.,„_.:4._25.
Qojerteb for Stratford,_ Toronto,
Hamilton, 13uffalo, tendon, Detroit
JaVisthcit . and Woodstock.. Depots -
Bedford, British and Royal Hotels.
none hotels or 305 for information.
Craigte-
INSUR.A.NCE ani REAL-
ESTAT
Get Our Automobile Rates
Phone 24 Goderieh
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Geo. G. MacEwan
Accide.nt and Meter Car-
- • •Xkl.,41.IP,ANCE
Oflice:--(Masonic Temple,
West Street, Gederich
GODERICIII
Phone 30
1
•k)
gt le aria iltu•ing this
I •h 1 •
offer ing ince* g in the ri < urei 1
t nd bookft40"ilir appointment. Why
on Thursday, Ilet-OleTrv.wr 23a. at the store
The special wont I be :,.:yeeettele‘..L-
TO*NSHIP CQVICCIL
VAST WAWKNOSIt
oinnou met on Oeteber 4th, with. ail
(London .lFree Press, Wt. 9) lie questiehed each detail. Re made the members 4'n attendarteebUt Conneit.
Alphonse Arpin, of Midland, was a extenfave 'excai'atiens* but , bee his ler .peceroft, MinUteS, of Previou$ meet,
death 120'too belieVed the two friends,
,SlinPle" Inftn. ?4.-10 eould neffher read Arpin and Connon, had found the eitc. ing' were read and aPOrOVed,
Dr. FoX'teld of others who through ,Communiea.tionS 'front A. E. Wilson
no write; but yesterday -a., university
Preskient bowed before ,is I memoreYnnd the Years, had tried te find St., Ignace. & ,qe. re DaYment en a road InisuranO01
°canon, of Goderieh„ and said of them,. ttreti: '11e, told oe t; -4e exact_ Jocation. accountants, ie appOintment Of tOwn.-
that. of his friend, the late T. G. Ile reviewed their theories, their fail- claim, and A; S. limit -eh 44C,o., tbartepetl.
, tonace and the work wIlielt is
"We'll not semi find their like again." of ,t•
being done and the difficulties of that
Ye$1 AlPb011seA-Min waa 1°w1Y -and work entailed by the faet that a
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"completely unlettered." But he had sPecial technique is required to ,find,
one dream', one driving ambition. He
Wanted to lind tile site -Of S. Ignaee,
the pla.Ce where Brebenf and Lalemant.
ivere martyred, where for a - time snioten--onstro.%,,troet 1.4.7,:alleipdini ,tooexol'atQl)..trtg,t,g7 ILloiri•pell, Oift)AaitittriTgru.kor 84-r!a4in: , Kv4-41.-; I
Christianitseemed • defeatedi
, n the
'NeW World. , • . e Connen and excavated by tile i'ery meeureiri, „read, eepeeleteedie#t $60„. -
exacting and eoneeientiouS
ant highly educated men, students of berg, is eone other than 'St...%'VIIgninteamee. :8(); 'Clana4lan 0111°°"*ga's°11ne' $44.81);
,It didn't matter to him that import -
the place for a century •and toting only Gabriel Lalemant sacrificed their lives
and st. R. iCharane, gravel_and work On ea -
where St. Jean .elireheuf
defeat and frustration.. Ile peretratied•.fi..).r the faith that -was in them. gravel, $46.12; .1*. 'H. Ir,win, work 'on
verts, $74.42 Graham Chok, eheeking
archaeology and history, had sought
a relative to read to him over and over Di. Pox preSented his paper at the '1.6°-(:1.,d'hlTa5dte;s 1)107ImPhi6ilaitin6ear(1).-r4211;e7.
-afternoon esslon _Re the, convention, lloWbray, erushinend trucking
which opened in the morning with gravel, 81012.50; R. J.. 'Seett, brnali
high mass in St. Peter's Cathedral; at clippers, $5.-
which Bish,op John 7.1`. Kidd officiated. Council @adjourned to meet again on.
P4ecedingthe univerSity.,president on Saturday,- November 15th..,
the program was-algr. Olivier Maur- . . ...A... PORTERFIELD, Clerk.
ault, speaking in 'French en SainteSul- .
Wee and the elerarchY ef Ontario. The Truth, the Whole Truth-.
Paul Martin, M.P., of Windsor, was , se
chairman. minese:May I grave a Jittle ,service„
. „
ity the conve'ntion•delegates were enter-
'possi.bi.
e.
please?
Waitress -I'm giving you as littleati
,
‘ Following the meeting at the unierers-
talire<1 at a tea in Brescia Hall. .Mrs.
:John LalAtt- was eonvener of the ar- HELP THE RED CROSS
,SkIMInentisrLb.:1,-Dialtw.--414,e4-...41..'fkrafACOar-^ _L. ,.._._ __T-4 .--..
Mother Paul, ,author '. of the Ursuline 'acieii-eee,..........4.4..,....-
history, "From Desenzano to the
Pines," 'was 'presented with flowers. • 1 „......
Senator Maguire made the bresentation
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sbip anditor,s, were rea4 and filed. The
following, accounts Were paid; 1ro4,7
vincial Treasurer; innulin, 60c; Town-
ship Turnherry, townShip's share r�.
trace and interpret the scanty refoams. pairing Lott drain, 48,00; the Reee'
However, scholars are using in their
. Clerk and Assessor, selecting juroric.
strvey the method employed -by COn- A...Itollinson amount due ,Poll -en
'the pertinent passages' in the Jesnit
letters. In time he was able to repeat
them wad for word With this data
and his experience as a woodsman he
thorOugla explored the region con-
cerned.
Another jeined.. AIM in the starch.
T. Gonnon,, a nativet.of Elora, a lay-
man who in. his', youth had become inter-
ested in the Jesuit.. mission and who,
Arpine-Was determined to Ond the
site. The two became great friend's.
'Connon was educated. History- was
•Iiis great hobby. He, too, had his
Agefeittel.see4aellieeiverkedeectuiehlys,„
stubbornly, like knights seeking the
Holy Grail. At last they 'found -what
they„ saught and Cannon introdnoed
Arpin to"President W. Sherwood Fox,
wlio yesterdaY, in addressing the con- -speech.
vention of the. Canadian Catholic His- •
torical Association, said: :'Before read- • • Businesslike-,
ing a single word of this paper, I must There were over ,600 employes..ina the
in all justice maize ewer to whom- credit plant, but the ;boss" °kept* a kindly eye
must be given • in finding the IlfIr.oniaInt
*rnissioe .fortress -St. lgnacee on them all. Presently he policed one
must be given jointly to the late yOUllg man developing 'Very eknensive.
,Alphonee Arpin and the late T. p.
tastes in clothes, but saidnothing until' •
Connen, of Goderich.,- the rad turned up to work in a smart •
I
, little car. Summoning him to hiS of- •
'The searehing :party now numbered the. boss -said kindly:
three; it was to be augmented,' later* How are you managing so well -on
by Wilfrid Jury, who ,has done ex-, your wages? I. hope you -'re- not 11111-1'
ton.sive research in Indian ,archaeoft3gy. Ding, into debt."
Connell kept „the :records of his and "oh. no, sir," replied the young man,
Arpin's werk. The -National 'Museum brightly. You -see, sir,' .raffle
of .Canada gent. W. J. We intern -berg, to pay envelope every week. and. all the I
investigate. Like the advocate. • et her men . fit ke a ticket."
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speaker for the "miffs be • Mrs:. „don't yOu*. let me make one for you,
Durn in, inIssfonary of"Eltamat,
Jemrie, ewhile we're on the spot?"
and all 'the., women of tie neighboring love, to, Iris, but I've an ap-
Churches are Invited7---Vhe LadieAid
of this nureh are'planning on holdihg -pointment with My dressmaker for
-tw
a fowl supper and entertainment Iol.4V() o'clock, and I'll be late."
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held in 'the church in the *near future. •, Better be late than softy:••
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1,Me. -and 'Mrs: Ha Ivey Cra w ford a ii'd, retorted. , -Aft er wha t 1.:N'v h:qiin.yri
,bahy- daughter, Patsy, and Mr. Ernest tibout tire importtince of, a foundation
, . arment in the past. month I would-
--C2traWfor(1 l'-oronto 'spe. t
P. J. RYAN
Real Estate and Insurance
Office ad .Resillencec,
11 Trafalgar Street
.;
Phone 003
P(olt -S1A L E Houses of all,
kinds, and choice building lots..
ii'( -)R RENT-- The -Glengowan"
(111 . (lobourg St. This houseqa'S
twelve reoms, • five furnished,
seven unfurnished quid Would
make da"VerY desirable house for
two families. '
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end at the home of A.1 rs. Will CraWfOrd.
Mrsi,. Crawford went to 'Toronto with
them ign .Mtniday, for a short visit
'Mr.. Cecil. MeiGee, who is attending
•Assuraption .ridlege at Windsor, Spent
'the -holiday wee1i-4,91d he home -of --
1)15 parentS. Mr. and Mrs, Albert 'Mc-
Gt,e.
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A (2a1:108d of ladies-efrom the com-
-munity-iittended the sectional Conven-
tion aof the Enron Presbyterial W.M:S.
1101(1 last, week at floltneS1,141e. •
Mlss M 00 He loftthis
week --,for ,Ilamilton. where • she .has
obtained a position.
MrS. Clifford Cra wford 'and datigh:ter
• Anne, who spent the 'summer. with '.Mrs,,
W. ,Cri wfot:d.,. left last week for Kin-,
eardine. where they • will spend the
winter Months with-relatiVes.
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SOUCH HURON -PLOWING MAITH
i'be South Huron'• plowing. Match 'will
he held oit the farm ,of Asa Penhale, Ofl
the OhtskiftPp. Exeter, on Thursday,
October23rd. Over $400.09 in prize
'.'inoneY is offered in.the•varibtis classes,
Which fnclude both' sing$--PlOws tid
tractors. The secretary of the' Sen
lInrOn Plowmen's. Associa 1 i!on Is
Percy' Passaiore., Reeve of rsborne
'a; Hanged
, It ls reheted Bacon
tt1011 -to pass judgment meet
man who had *been guilty•of robbery; at
that time punts:habit, by death : but the
culprit pleaded for 1114'rey on the -ground
that he was related to' the judge. .
"Irow is that?" he was asked.
"My was :111 reply. "your
.tame is Bacon. Mine ie Ifogg.• and hog
and baCon have always been (•onsidcrOd
Akita."
,"Tbat true,:' anew v.ri ,. 07.
Olati: "hilt is hog is not bactin Ufrtil
it has hung, 'until you 'are hanged you
are no relation of mine." .
CAPITAL THEATREHON
. PE.
nip , 47
Now rlaying-"Christinas in July" with Wa.ne Morris'in "Bad .
Men of .Missouri"
Monday,' Tuesday and Wednesday ,
• Anna Ntagle-Ray Bolger and Edward Everett Horton
Singing and dancing in rite sort of hlue-ehasing entertainment
Pleased and dazzled BrdadWay
that
"SUNNY
Thursday, Friday and,,Stkturday
,.t. ! •
. Bud Abbott & Lou eostetIct, with Allan,Jones-Nancy 'Kelly
and Leo, Carrillo ,,, ,, +
PlIP "Buck Privates" inject their hilar'imis n•oneense into the greatest
t)f. all Jerome Kern's musieal shows ', ,.,
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"One- Night in; .the Tropics"
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?Satinets Wednesday, Saturc,day, ,atul .1Ieli1ays at 3 p,m.
Ceminp-----"Atiiiion Dollar ittabY,"itlir, Pr1st1111.11/ano and
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Here's Easy Time:Tested
Way To Get Relief
Get after those distressh3g Melia
of coughing and ease Miseryof
the told the widely used Vicks
way. -non tome water. Pour it
into a bo,w1,. Add a good spoonful ,
of Vicke,,VapoRula, Then breathe
inthesteamingmedicinalvapora.,
With every breath you take
`Vapormb's medication' soothes
irritation, quiets coughing, helps
clear' head And breawnw pant
rages. rOR, AD11011D itairmo... At
bedtime tab VICO Vapoitub on
throat, chest and back. Its poul.
tice.vapor action works to hrine
you tonifikt• while you Sleep.
drpanCtinilaying-lifiY-WW-Trriros
tth1s1ie(1 „Wall I had a figtfre analysk
to deterinine 1111 Si 0, type."
- 1)0 you -surese-e " that's my
Iroubli,?" pondered Jennie.
_ ii1Str_lit•
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'IBM I've beard they:re quite ex-
pensiv10" • 1
"Don't • you believe my dear.
They're worth double'thjir e(e-t. an(1.
then some: Take a tii) from me.
Jennie.- and catood tnot th,
dr,,,,,r,a„kpi 111)111 pra*Ve •(1.11 (Mr
corsetiere. She'll classify your tiguie
and_ req;nnutend the .O(•ssard Mol,
soitat!re to your withwit obli-
gation-. After that it's up Ho you:"
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,Is that why yop look eo sleek and
_slender, Iris? Are y101 'NVIVII.1l.4i,1g 100'
"AMiSi y, -Jennie, after oite
week in tlitIt'.eStabtiSluiletti, -that's the
tirst.othing Ldid, and I've, never spent:
money before -that'S .41o11e, me so mue.11
gioal in my `life. Ilow about it -com-
ing in?",
'Oen I telephone trey" dressmaker.
from the store?"
"You het 1"-'
•1 CS a date," the Aangiting Jennie
ag-recd as Irisled ber info
F. E. 1,1113LIERT'S ST( ).11,E
_Phonr SG'
THE' LOCAL WEEKLY LEADS
Signe people seem to have the im-,
pression that the weekly newspatier
doesn't cover the .territory 11 serves.
ifl comparison* with other media. Stich
as dailies, magazines, etc. Recently .
theeXtension departmentof the Uni-
versity of. Alberta made a survey
through their youth trainipg Scliools of
the situation existing in that Province.
Quest.ionnaires Were -sent .out arid it
.was , revealed that in the honseholds
the ereekle,' newspaper held it decidedly
strong lead over other kinds of publica-
tions. The servey revealed: 76.2 per
cent. ,get the loeal weekly newspaper ;
34..1 get a daily ileWspawr.,-21, percent.
get' a, farm piper; 27 p.er cent. get
other periedicals. 41t*Vberi a community
or '<Usti -let leis' a sUbstautially good
weekly newspaper that concentrates on
giving serVices people are E'ntirtld to,
there is no doubt that davertisers can
safely choose it as the medium to
reach the people.- IlanovPr
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ON.°
-q•
re
-Love to -take
Dr. Chase's
Syrup
Linseed, •
is pleasant to•
the taste and
remarkably
effective in the
relief of
Coughs, Colds,
,Bronchitis, etc.
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itionmouts BOX CAR UMBERS
14:DmaNT0N, ALBERTA, (h -t., 14.---
"Curly" Campbell- his gWen names
are really William Frank -es a brake:
man_with twenty-four years' Service
with lhe Canadian Na,tional Rallwaye,
and" the; boys say that When he really
sets his 11111141 to it 110 ean walk past a
train and await -the box ear numbers in
their proper rotation,. Pellow"-workers
insist that he mice etealled the num-
bers a ear:4 handled ill 10 run between
Edmonton and calory, ninety in all,
without an error. Mr. Vanipbell -has a
Photographic. mind concerning box ears,
but Mrs. Co mphiql saYShe is like all
husbandS, remarkieg,, "I'le keens for-
getting little things I tell' itim ta'tle
for me uptown."
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MRS. ItilYNA.t44 RE-ELECTEIS
•, Mrs. ()liver N.V. ';;It,layetas. of Itaylield,
was again 'ideeted president of the
."Weeten's ItospftalAide, 'AttetoOatipn of
-,Ontivrio at, the annual meeting held
at TorontoAast week.
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FARBUERS,...AS IMP0411APIT
AS AllIVIOURERS
it may not appear so. dramatic to operate,a dairy farm, to grow grain
or raise bacon as to inake planes and steel tanks, but the work of the
. farmer is lust as essential to victory, as the work of the armament maker. '
Always interested in the development of' agriculture .and, practical co-
operation with farmers, the Bank of Montreal is especially desirots now
of assisting our growers of foodstuffs.
Farmer are cordially invited to'talk confidentially with our hea'rest branch
,
manager respecting their credit needs.
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BANKOF MONTREAL
"A BANK WHER.t
M-odern, ExpZrienced Banking ServIce
Goderidi
ACCOUNTS ARE WELCOME"
tire Outcome* 'Of 124 Years' Successful Operation
A. A. NICOL Manager
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