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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-10-16, Page 7Machinery 4epaired Oi short xtot ;ec. Every job eeelves my personal' attention, MT H, Oat. '14. At •a .meeting o the= pareepial Committee of • Yily la, Auburn talaa ; iBelgraye ° Aatfltt:a caches!, Bev. tor. Iiutford of Seaforthac in; as . commissioner .fox Bishop Seager, en invitation 'woe exten'ied to 'Rev. Mr. Streetei,oE:A,ylmer to 'become reetbr. of the parish., Ir spite of unftty rabld weather,°the Blyth I!'a1l -Vali, held last week, registered an increaee la attendance over last year, The cattle exhibits 'weie partieitlarly 'good and' 'included 'fl refords shown . by Yames Lyons, Luckn(uw, and AberdeeteAngus shown by Frank Todd & ,Son, Sit. ilelens, • Benson Cowan and daughters Judith o Saturday. to . - and Constance, moved n S tu. y Stratford, 'where they will make, their home, Mr. lOowan 'being ean+ployed with Barr Transport. Montgomery Richmond. , Blyt - h t(Jnitedchurch was beautifully decor- rated• -iii`- Saturday afternoon, Octirfier 4th; for the 'wedding: of Margaret Helen Alberta, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.' James ` Richmond, ” to William Ovules Montgomery, son of 1Vir. , and Mrs. John Montgomery of 'Seaforth:, The .dere: many 'wasp (performed''by, •Rev, Arthur ,Sinclair. The bride was given Wetter- riage by her father and (attending her was her sister, Miss Je$s'il Richmond, as . maid of honor: Jaye 'Craig, niece of the bride, was the +f1ower-girl. The - groomsman was Andrew Montgomery, brother of. the groom, and the ushers wr Millar _.. lehmond ;and 'Neil Mont- gomery. A. E. Cook 'presided at the organ` and James T. Scott of Seaforth sang " Love You Truly."' • Afterwards a reception` was held at the home of the bride's 'parents, where luncheon Was served to about fifty guest's. A drains ..clean and running freely. specially honored guest was the bride's Doesn't harsaai enamel or .plumb- ing. Keep a tin handy, No more rubbing and acrd(- - . bang to get grease and hard- bal. food off pots and pans-- Giillett's Lye:cli(ts right through FkEE BOOKLET,- The Gillett'slye Booklet tells how this powerful cleanser clears clogged drains.,. keeps out- houses clean and odorless by dem the contents of the closet. how it 'performs dozens ofL.L iks. end -fors - foe copy to Standard Brsnds . Ltd., Frgsex. Ave . asld Liberty Street; Toronto, Qnt.". grandmother, in her ninety-fourth year. The -happy couple left for a trip down *Never dissolve lye in hot water. Thi' action of thelye itself heats the water. frail Toronto, Nave 13iferting. Fred Courtney and Joe Courtney Iran Hama 1%911, Pell 'O'Loughlin, Antoinette Dalton, Mrs. Dan Doyle (lielena Foley) with.her ihnsband mind •ira'by dalfhtet' frons • 1( troit, . Mr. and Mrs. Joe •Kilpatrick" and little son from'' Wingham.. Visitors at .'they home of Dr., and Mrs. Frayne on .'('Sunday ing eluded ILtlO. Doy, Port Albert A.N.43.,. Mr. and Mrs. Victor' O'Reilly Wood - 8 stt)Ck, M. anti Mrs. HJ.. .Gisiziei' 'off Detrooit.`. Mr. -and Mrs. ()rick 'Frayne, M:u gaeet Prime and Betty Martin of. Toronto.. Nupt,1 ,Event•A large crowd gath- ered in �the.�•tging5brldge hall , Ast Fri- day evening, there being A. shower in ,honor of . Miss 'Ouseila 'Courtney, spon- .ored by Mrs. 'Howard and -Mrs. Ed. Sennett. As ''the bride -elect took %tier place„'ulidee a large white umbrella our little sailor boy, in 'the' person of Master Dennie Sennett, and Ms pretty little sister, 'Shannon, were kept busy for some°time With their little red wagon, all covered in white, hauling to her gift of eviry deserlption in the line • of "'b'eauty and usefulness. After opening her guts Miss Courtney thanked +her friends for their kindness and good ,wishes and invited all to eomo and, ,partake of cake and wine on her wedding day. Then, followed several 'selections of music"and •song, after which a bounteous lunch was served and the presents examined more closely. , ipverybody decided it was a very 'profitable scheme to be getting married. Miss -Courtney , and James O'Neil were married in St. Josephs-.chureh-thls (Tuesday) •morn-. ing- and we all join in wishing every joy and happiness to the bride and groom of today, Pend" �. .M , �'r ,trey, prve ldepit�{�oy�f.. LLIFI{ W.M,S., ;W11Owed by Miss . bp. who read the Seriptut'e lesson. lairs. Han 'lileinwe on behalf ofjN,lle gave a hearty 'welvome tP the/ vlt3itint soeietiee. Mrs. Melvin Reid of"Dungantron gave ;in interesting reading, w.hieh was fol lowed 'by a duet, 'Woes Jesus Var.+en'° by' Airs. Wm, Long and daughter. Beulah,. of Benmiller, 'and aceompanied by Mrs., O. Hazlewood Mrs. Marsh . of CarlowergaYe a short reading, 'after 'whleh Sirs. Henderson,: also,, of Carlow, a lifelong member of the %V.`M.S., gave an . inspiring talk on ` "Faith,", which was 'the theme throughput for thin present year. After, the closing . hymn, the Mizpah benediction was followed by 'the National Anthem. The ladies were then ',invited to retire to the base-. (anent, where a bountiful lunch was' Aeerved by. Nile (auxiliary, Mrlc. Arthur 1.1110,t4, president of Dungannon W.M. S., moved a vote of thanks to. the Nile ladies, for their , hospitality and invited thein to Dungannon for a sim liar meeting on Friday. • NILEf'Oct. 14.—The people of Nile chiirch and surrounding appointments the St. Lawrence, and- on their return will be pleased to know that, Rev. will reside at Bran ori. � Barry Royle, one -time -minister on this charge, will be the guest speaker at Nile , anniversary services on Sunday, October 19. Rev. H. Royle is now president of the London 'Conference of the United !Church and is a very able ''speaker.' Services will be at '11 a.m.. Mrs. �ONeil,' Michael and Mary- and• -i.64 O'Neil visited in Toronto and Bolton, Mr. Carl Finnigan, who' has been a short time ago. • working at Niagara -on -the -Lake, was On Thursday evening last Mr. and home tor Thanksgiving Day. Mrs Jerry, Dalton ehrew open their Mr. and Mrs. Russel Free and family, KINGSBRIDGE KI'NGSBRI'DGE, Oct:" '14., -- Mrs. Reynolds -spent -a- eouple,-of _dkys• with her brother in Stratford recently. BEINMICTJHR, Oct, 1.4. --Eight ladies from Bennllller attended, the thank - offering meeting of the W.M.S. at Nile on 'Thursday last: ' Miss Betty 'S'traughan of Toronto spent the'week,-end at her .home Here. r Mr. and Mrs. 'Bowden of Toronto .motgred up to spend the holiday. with Mr: and Mrs. W. 'Gledhill: children Mrs.:Grange,. and ae visit- ing r ing with 'Mr. and Mrs. W. Reagan at Fingal•for a while:- _. • Mr. and ,'Mrs. Parton of Toronto are visiting.over the week -end, with Mr. and yir1..Hugh Rill. Mr. -Rex. Ducalrworth of Hamilton spent the week -end' with 'airs, .Duck- worth. Miss Grace'Pfrimmer was home from Stratford for the holiday. Mr, S. J. Brown of Crediton visited With Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vanstone on Monday. , . A number from here attended the funeral of the late 'J)rnest 'Mitchell on Monday. - Sincere sympathyis ex- tended to Mrs. 'Mitchell and family. Mr, ani r rant :-.Alli_n-sirent-th holiday in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Palmer 'Kir (trick: , Mr. Jas. Feagan has been confined to his -bed with an• attack of pleurisy, but. by latest' report is . improving slowly. - ,Effort coalrses in agriculture and hallo et'ononnles are to be held at Ethel, in 'Grey to►wriship, Novenaber 25th to I)eet'anber 1Gtb. Ileabert, Elliott, a former resident of the Ba=bylon line, Stanley township, a motor trip to points east the hal►py couple will reside at Whiteehuteh, Strolge—Swen `tai' a wedding ceremony perforaaed at 'the'Ilrueofleld;1'nited t'huieh Manse` on ,October 4th Dorothy Minion Swan, died oni). b i cyto er ;3rd at 'Auricle in hisi youargest ' daughter of Air. and Airs. seve t "-seventh year, ,Ile was not warbled. • Bert JRrunsden, of Londesboeo was knocked -.down by a car in Seaforth. andreceived severe injuries, including a broken collarbone. Ile was taken • to' the Seaforth: hoopital far' treat- rnciut. , After . a lengthy, ilinebz, 1Slizabeth Ann 4 ar,ter, wife, of -George W. Hill, (lied' a t Seaforth on Friday ink; %niter fifty-eighth year. , (tier husband and 'One " son, Stapley, survive, also her aged :ni a e . ;F. Watts John's parent(:, ,Mr; and Mrs. James Carter z., by 1 e • .nglioan church,' Brussels, on October of Hu l tt. 3rd. The ham, 'couple •enjoyed a Mrs. Richard Webb passed away at ,short welding trip before the groom's George Swan, Bruceheeld, was united to =1 unit. G. Strange of Chatham, Oil - est son, a Mr' and Mid. F. G. Strange of Exeter,. Rei;. A. Atkinson olE dated, 'The " c=ouple will.' reside at. Chatham. Gowing--4t4,1,3rmond • • The inFarria'ge of Elizaiaeth (Betty )', I. daughterof Mrs. Eolith Ota mond of • (lar%, te, y h Brussels and the' lateeChas. J. Rsay- mond, to "Ilk. Carl Gowingg ' Camp. Borden, son of Mr, and 'Mrs.. M. 'Gov- ing of 'Morris tolvnship, was •solani- her home at Grand'.Bend on October Sth, in her seventy-ninth year. %She.. leaves her husband, ' one sister, Mary 'Shank, of San Francisco, *and two brothers,, David Shank, sof 'Detroit, and fr(?m the fact that men's brains are John Shank, of 'Goderichy, larger than the 'brains of a woman. William John Devereaux, cattle Girl pupil ---That -it ' Is more a . . - que,r drover--of.Sea%orth•._�uffered- frac- filenof quantity than uality. tured leg(. on Thursday last when return to Osamu' Borden. • Right or Wrong? ....: Teacher--'iY'hat can 'we presume .strut%( by 'a •car as he was •walking along 'the highway east of Seaforth. It was. said the, driver of the ear was a Goderieh man. Joseph- Senior, who has resigned: tlw position of village -clerk and treasurer o Exeter, after over thirty years of service; was the guest of honor at banquet given by the Village Council and municipal officials and. was pre- sented with a (pen'and pencil set. ' Mr. and :'Mrs. George 'Herd of Holy- rood announce= -the engagement of their daughter, Jean 'Christian, to Clarence am: : i 1I, son. of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rail'of (Tinton, the wedding to take place quietly : in Goderich on Oa:-tobei• 23. The death oo urred suddenly on Friday last of George Troyer, 'Hensall lovely home too the Kinta}1 'branch of .of, 'Georgetown, spent Sunday and . district farmer,.. presumably from a the' Women's Institute for the. benefit Thanksgiving Day visiting Nile friends, TREWARTUW-'•-ELLIQTT heart attat•1 . He had dune out to of Alexandra Hospital, 'London, Eng= .airs.- ,Jas.. Thompson of (Oshawa heart water for the ,stock and vvas land. 'Progressive euchre was 'played, visited friends at ';dile over Thanks- The 1' 'ng ro to It "F(airholme " 1 the prizes going to '11r, Wii1red Parrish giving Day. • rvr ,,r o i ` found •bv his sots Cordon with his body residence of ter. and Mrs. ('harles• E. place (lo\) n in the vs iter troiigh. He' and Miss Edith, Johnso . A 'pleasant What •might have been a serious Elliott, Clinton, with the bay win(iovv •I was Ili' his sixtieth year and leases - d happened -Carman Brindley d ..arrangement with time was had by ally . accident -appen• . to „' banked ' in "colorful: b • The October me+ hl of -the 'Women's 'while ,he' was delivering a horse for gladioli and evergreen and canopied In'sti'tute wa8 heti a at "' Mts. • 'O^Weil srt-W'.'Menary by truck. In some way- the with stieauters of pink tulle suspended where Mr. Donnelly, popular lawyer of horse became untied and jltirmped over .lint%% a range white bell in the centre, Goderrich, was the guest speaker . He the% front and slid 'down over - the was the setting • for „the marriage of gave „a fine talk on legislation which ,,cab and engine, but little damage was their daughter, Emily \'.alena, to Mr, was interesting and instructive. done to the truck and none to itself.. Howard ' Trewartha, 'sou of. Mr, and Holiday Visitors. -e -A. ,numbei of our Gifts for the $ride. --On Thursday �t•s E J ° Tre�vartha, Holiness tile, Kingsbridge 'youth returned to 'spend ...evening; 'October 9th,' the Woman's which his wife and one ,on. V 11ar-belly The Marriage of Irene Louis, daugh- tler of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kelly. Wing - ham, to Frank • 'Herbert Collar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Heibert Collar, Winghairi was solemnized by Rev. -E. M. Loney at the home of the bride's parent's: The young couple will reside in \Viiu h4r-,411- was solemnized sat '_':8t) o'c1(>tk theThanksgiving h week -end' among' us, Association gave a shower rn. honor of lrfternoou. Rev, ,Garland G, including. Leon Sullivan: and 'Gerald a recent 'bride of ,,Nile, Mrs: Harry -Saturday i, f Ontario ti•ec�tanitecl g Ieirton, llasto o, t Dalton from Windsor, Connie li3ogt Masecar. (nee Miss 'I7lnily_`alCGratten), church, Clinton, othciated. The bride, at the home_ of her father. Ai;tgr a few games a' wagon decorated in pink ,given in marrriage.hF her father, looked „5 and white and drawii,:by a, miniature lovely iiia,a floor -length Wedding gUwil• imin l of -White, net- over taffeta with on, !bride': and-- groom; Tonle and >.T y shirred' trait bine aye' A Pimple Covered Face. Romance Kills Manya The lives• of many young people are made miser- able by the breaking out of,,pimples, and you -probably of eases--where-a--p p =� :, � , tn_nce has been spoiled by -those red, white, festering and pus yl e• - soresbn � .The trouble cis not so much physical pains ut die mental- suffering .caused by the embarrassing disfigurement which very often makes the sufferer ashamed to go out in company. -. • • The quickest way to get rid of pimples is to improve the general health by 'a thorough cleansing of the blood. Burdock Blood Bitters helps to& cleanse the blood and with the blood cleansed the complexion should clear up. The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. Itutl di e; vas brought in and the broidercd bodice , v verses accompanying the gifts were res' and Svv.eethea4 t neck-line. She (vert by the ride,_ airs. � asecar and her e1b(iw-length ; white glow: s and, white husband both thanked ••the n embers of slippers, • 'Her .11irxg'ei tip- , -Vail - owlse the•Society for their kind remembrance, caught with �a rorenet of orange Dios- ,.meg. a .= ' ,• ,' r "Auld sour • and slie Carried- a bouquet of Lang Syne" was sung:• Mr.' -and. Mrs. Joaailia Hill .roses yin . sue »i jla • c lr \i•asecar left for theist' new• home ..in 'with bo1`v and streamers of pule blue'. ., 1)elhi on Sunday. . • tuli,e. -Miss 41aThi %�n.," l(tdletolr; �rh'ir' Thank -offering Meeting.—l" ile W.M. ton, vias bridesmaid.` (�c2''uiing a floor - Society held a profitable autumn} thank- length gOWIl )f pin: chiffon, and (;airy (offering meeting on Wednesday, ing pink .Dream 1 4(S, tied with pink October 8th, with representatives pre- tulle. !lir. ,Mels i11 l;enriett. Godcric11 ,clt fronr-Penmiller, Carlow, 'Leeburn, was best • ruin:. 11r. lienneth Ellice', 1)uia.;annou and. 'Nile .W, 1 S. and a'-- .j,rush:trreet ,(lir bride, lllil�•e(1 lite ivied t iner1's \saueiation. The meeting _was (ling irtnniyc•, ehoOsiig trim' UUri(lat (1110rns from Lobeugifu.: iris: - 1\•i1 helmina Tresvar•tha. 'i'oit uto. t•( lisill of<-•ii;bt� : bridegroom, tlie. a'loist, So lig `!O. Pet•feet Lo�•e." At_ the ,rerepti(en follosvliig the (•el'el)108y, the 'bride was assisted, by her_ ni�ither, abet ouilugl•v attir('(1 in ,soldier -blue ,silk (•rel;e, and - the 1)r1.degrooni mother in ailierhyst silk crepe, c, each wearing, a •;.orsage of Talisman roses. For' the buffet supper •the brill-_ table .was set in the bit:, window.. 111(`(1S'(' hi. the (rind%;.; room.' The in id( table, eovered with' a• wbite4linen cloth, was centred• with the four -tiered wedding cake iced in pink. :fink and . white strea niers • ex- tended .to ' the corners of • the table. • . ,l',ankets of an�('nt7ent' and ,pink 'ta Pers in silver holders ,t•oii11)leted. trig table deeorations. The assistants were �lliss Jo;?.ephine Jarrow,. Fergus ; Miss Audrey 'i'iiorrrala'so1r, Hamilton ; 'Misses Ira 1. Mozell, • :8hiriey" Silver 'And Alnial" 'I'r•e- �vartlttr, '(linton. The toast to trot', bride wag proposed by her trtt:lc. JI r. Richard `il'attih, '1'ot'ont(i, Co' which the bridegroom 1'espolrc10(i. Mi. and �Irs• ' Trcwvartha left °ler an extended motor trip iforth, the bride travelling hi a midnight 1)lue• 'sill(:. vel -\:et ensentblc, wlth.,.aereisories• iii, amber shade and a coat of teal bine yi;itil red fox collar. They • ,will resile • .at lioLrugsville. Guests, were from " Toronto, Hamilton. Guelph, Kitchener, Fergus, '1luitucitle, tx(►_11erich,.;i-:iinrou and vicinity, : Among the Arany. beautiful `v„ifts revolved -by nes: ,Tr(�s9ittha• pr�evieurs to her roar °•riigre' W(er'e pair of bookends. 'pre. ,µe(1t0(1 by the Young People's Union - of Ontario ::%steer( church, and 11 shower of - niisigill0ueints gifts from bet. ars- sn(•iatt•s in the Sunday 011001, ' Torito 714" poor Immo Rotel 10004 ..o wields Spa*** Alfoo att VAraftiigost. f w 1' frOIN ill rives Of Et*" e UV ?4rkiNA Facilitits Clog to Everything of Jtits ort uce telex $1.50 to X3.00 T Doidae at. M. PQWW.. WtZO ~$ T Needed a Luh The piotoleist wlwse ea -1 bad come n _ lir toosed ar sudden the stai)d�tilitrouble,and qui`theclinwlytyr ►Ud �e 1 8M • . at a neighboring cottage for asSistan( .• "Pardon me," he said to ;the woman who answered his "knock, -'do you by chance .'piossess -any lubricating, o .l? ► The 'woman shook her 'bead. "Any oily ,will do,". said the• �moteris. hopefully castor oil, if you:have any. "I ain't got it," said then woman, '`‘buto,I could fix you up with b: dose of salts. ><a1'rier—Cxi1te'sple" At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibson (xillei411ie, Wliitec•hureh, mi Saturday, • October 4th, their only Suffered Long 'Time with ,Acid,. Stomach, Gastritis, Headaches, Dizzy Spells' and Constipation: Pains Extended into Neck° and Shoulders When the stomach is out of and toot/ fella to digest, ;but fermeeorder,, caiishng 'a.: Full bloated -sensation.; -when-, the back acjhes and' the 'kidneys do not function properly ; 'when the bowels are constipated and .you have headaches, dizzy spells, tired feelings annerves are on edge,•take a treatment of Syntona 'Herbal Compound and you, ; too, may find your suffering can be endeddlwithout the aid of harsh drugs or depressors. ;Here, -for example, -is the interesting experience of Mr. John Welch,, 84 'Adelaide St., London, Ontario. `'For- ;years my stomach .wns..3 -,suer%. _ T getting' si ° .._.. a condition that I had to be so careful imil . arly and' •,finally 1 decided to try what I ,ate, and it just kept , it. Thatwas just a few weeks 'ago, ut worse until it seemed almost all food n today, I. feel like' a different person. I just soured in my stomach and caused gas, bloat and eramps. My tongue was could tell it was helping, my stomach constantly coated, my bowels were con- from the first bottle. Then the pains stipated •land I was subject to dizzy- gradually left my back and shoulders bilihus • spells when spots would .float and my nerves : became relaxed so - T before `mv eyes and I would usually could get a good night's sleek. - I am end up with a dull, heavy ache in my free of dizzy :spells and headaches now, head The pains extended down the my .'bowels are more regular •and my daughter, -:Agnes. Ix)rririne, was .united back; of my neck and into me shoulders. • s hole system feels toned up and im • in marriageaageo fa t `rnet E Farrier, •sun L , ately my back became so sore and proved." Garnet of Mr. and airs. W. R. Farrier. West stiff I could 'hardly straighten up.. i Go to Campbell's Drug Swore, ('rode►- Wawanosh: The • ceremony was per- `.I kept reading •about how -'Syntona rieb, and find • out haw Syntona -calm: • fon-nett by 'Iter, 'GA Balmtrd. - After helped so many people iwho suffered help. you,'too. lio C)de i( 1 Signal -Star plays, an important .„,paft in al. l local, affairs. It employ s wage-eallrerS whose'homes are tl(btmn from winet•t secures .business. These io a d earners°pay taxes, support churches, make their contributions to, loe�il appeals, take part itt c tmmuraity orguiiization:s, and'spend most of their wags with ,local naerchariti . It is no idle boost that it has been the means of giving well -directed publicity to this town send district. There is no business institution which gives .so• ,Tariq%' free services as a- local newspaper. Were a.merchant askEld to give the equivalent in goods that the newspaper i Ives in free service to alH00'411 organizations, lie would find it impossible to meet the (leman(.l. ” - ° As merchants erect customers to be loyal to their, own community in buying. goods from they, so' might ,merchai)ts remember : thex, toe), should follow the Sallie ideals in regard to their ideal newspaper., . ... i'I"► + (fix n IBTTSTNESR 141O11 ' ALL OF VS!' f`lustomer goodwill in this t'oWn and district can best be developed by regular advertising*.in your local iitu"ls'spaper'. The Mone'' spent,, for advertising, and printed %hatter, goes back to local merchants -iii mei'eised trade. a do rl�ont i& d'aty (%hula spent with.your lothal ne• s patper- thes° help. Your dollars you directly and others indirectly. Not as Ordered ' ;rack -"-Mother, There's ;oink.; to he awful trouble ail '[he •butcher's. Mot her-- -Who t's• happened now •, Jack -\111y. the 1►trt(hel;"., wife's :.rot a little baby girl. and he's, ilii(% a1 1)011(1', "Boy Wanted," in the window a11 the week :' When you "flip c switch ' ,c, t commcr:d power from "ane of Hydro's 46 gee'r. t.np stations—perhaps hundreds of mlies aw?y. ,ex l rur�., .••,r v. r'•�r .v 4'• ••• •#, • CASUALLY you flip ip a switch . .. en d th re atyour comtYand isElectricity, -Ca make life easier in dozens of ways. And in thousands of Ontario plants`, the turn-' ing of a switch symbolizes the power of industry's "all-out" drive to produce the weapons and material of victory. -It's so dependable, we take tlydro for ' granted. Yet behind that snap of your finger lie the thundering waters of mmighty rivers .,a system of 46 Hydro generating stations . . •thousands of miles of transmission lines ... the dis, o ` tribution system of your own municipal - Hydro utility . ., X11 at your command. ' This it your Ilyd:so.'--modern science and thousands of willinghands organized to serve your needs ..4 at a low Cost that is scarcely rivalled anywhere. Dragging :ground each day, tunable t0 do housework — cranky* with' dm children feoling'tniserable. Mauling it on"noires"'' Whet% the kidneys: may be out of order. When kidnmya flit ,tho slrs%cm +4 ; cloga`"with impurities. Ile dacbca • backache,, frequently follow. 14I's Kidney Pills help cleat the system; giaang nature a chance . to restore health • and energy. ;Easy to take Safe., i16 Dodds Kidney Pills, n:•:s, •.awry �... 70 t wn pnd form,"factory and mine: throuhout. Ontario v4a1 o. ,A r Y throughout., ''' isow'er travels the "aerial highways't;.of H, ire's transailS4,on jrpies /TS max) n9111N7 SYSTEM— OUR ! Tee.. —OtJR WAR EFFORT RELIES ON IT... YOUR COMMUNITY DEPENDS ON IT ..YOUR SUPPORT MAIMS IT S'I RONG Power generated and trans- mitted by Ontatho Hydro is distributed for use from sta- tions of yoor munic,pnt utility