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Repledge for War Sayings
rOitT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Ott. -
ne CrawfOrd, wha has lx-Nt'n
School tel forttlie paat foam year&
1tajeiintalt ,the R,C.A.F. -and left on
Monday a tilts - vomik $or, Brandon,
Manitoba: tHe ba e enlisted as a WW1-
gation obserVer and we all Wialmifln
much luck belie new' enterprlie."
*r. end MM. sPeaeS Graham and
fanaily.spent last Sunday yielding with,
lir. aild Aire. Et/Alton of Belfast.
Thousands of wild geese flew, eVer
he on iFeidasi and Saturday last.
Tey were heading straigheaouth and
ileuellad the nerve to land for a person
to tTet a shot . at theme 'I'here are
several ainall Ilocks around this week.
Mr. Jas. Youngeahotaene,.today (Tues-
day).
The W.M.S. tiaaekaoffering service
was - held in, the IA:liked church on
Thutadar afternoon° last, with ,a fair
at tend aneta, Mrs. Jas. ' MeKenzie Pre'
sided. AninterestIn'' e` and. inspiring
IsyMrs: Howard
Durnin, mi'sioiiir of Kitamat, B.C.,
which wats ceijoyed by all, Lunch was
served by the ladies at the close of
the meeting.
Pte.% Arthur 'Murray and .Clifford
'Was' a patient for a' leugtay t,...ntoses slides 9u (Aiwa, and ,o,ine of •orawfortl, of the Perth Regiment, have
many frissids will be glatl to know.
A spial service is to be held the
United church next Sunday evening.
At time of writing* the special speaker
is not known. This. will be followed
by a fowl supper in the basement on
Tuesday evening. The, R,A,F, will
provide the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Johnston of
Arthur and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Alton
of Belfast visited last Thursday with
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L. licKerrell, a former minister ofi Medd and Miss Josie Medd, of Lendon
Lueknow Presbyterian elentath, latterly and Mrs. J. W. Humphrey of Chatham
orNiagara-onatheTqake. reririug gueata-en Futesday at- the...home
LITOICsTOW, ()et, Dr. II. T. sWESTFIELI„), Oet.
the 'activeffnainistry on account of fail- 'of Mr, and Nits,
- The inemberS of the Mkstilon 'Circle
Mies - ePlwr$bn'. has. re- met at the home of Miss' •Clarts Me -
turned to her "home here from St. Gowan on Friday even•ing and enjoyed
- h's lios ital.' London where she a social Wile. M.iss MeG.ow4a.'-alse
pewd with' a, •broken „ . .,- her ,Ohire curios.," 'Lunch was .servee arrived safely in En,Fland,' as ...91heir
,John liactIeeelie has . gone to. ley Mildred Thornton •and
Tinaralns, where he is employed Lu, the The natieting closed witn the Mizpah
Mantsre benedictiors' .
Mrs. E. N. Hong:ins- has -gone to Mr. and Mrs. J. Osillagther a :Gotie-
iihmittou - to spend the winter with rieh visited reeently at the • home- of
her daughter, airs. ,Glen Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Campbell.
Mr. Moore. Mr. and. Mrs. W. F. Campbell and
• - Pell° Virua front Flics.-Tlia t the „.Miss Whinifred ViSited on Friday with
infantile paralysis viras has re- Mrs. Bell. Medd of London. •
covered from flies IS a discovery that Mr. and Mrs: Wesley Stackhouse and
- is of 'particular interest in this vicin-
ity, where a month ago there were
three deaths -resulting free). the ..ePi-
. dernie. Dr. W. • V. Johnston rewived
the word of the. discovery from Dr. J:
Oraigie of Comraught 'Laboratories.
Miss Eva, .ef Brueefield, were guests
Mrs. *. Wm. Melaowell. , Ohas. rraWford. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Snell of Hullett Fowl Supper and Conceit. -A fowl
township visited in Westfield on Sun- supper will be served: in the basement
of the United church' on Tuesday even-
ing, Noveniber 4th, from 6 te 8 o'clock,
to be follOWed-by a, concert by -the RA,
F. ..-Sdmission We. and 3. •
on Sunday at the hOme of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. Reed and tr. and Mrs.
ay.
The mcovery-of -the, virus from ilies Mit. and Mrs. Norman Radford and
has just been successfully achieved by fainily -visited with Mr. and Mr&
an ,American doctor and the fact re- Percy Gibbing of Clinton.*
ported at a. meeting of the American Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell, Lois
• Public Health Association. After the. and Laurence 'visited on Sunday with
- epidemic. here, Dr. W. N. Turpa
the Provincial TDepartinent of Health
and Dr. Johnston decided to tarry out
reSea.rch work with flies and faeces.
Sinee then 'has come the announcement
from across e border. referred to -Percy Gibb-inriersthe summer.- -
above., - The -outcome of tests being Mr. and Mrit. James McGill, Misses
- -Made at Teroiato, is awaited veith inter- Kathleeii and Ilelen, of Clinton, visited
.egt, altheugh it will be several weeks on Sunday with Mr. and • Mrs. Jack
before r&ults, negatiVe or Positive, are Buchanan. 0
achieved'. To eliminate the fly menace Mr. fieslie Buchanan has frequently
in the villa.geias much as. possible, the seen a number of deer as he as going to
Council has decided to have a munici- and from work at Auburn.
pal garbage collection "Systeni. - Mrs. J. McBrien, of Goderich, and
Death ofDr. G. A. Nenten.-The Mrs. Ed, Kurschenski, and ehildren, of
death occurred at his home here, on Detroit, visited on Saturday with Mrs.
Monday afternoon, Oetober 2gth, Of a Gordon Snell. -
prominent,citizen of the- village in the
person of Dr. G. A. Newton, in his
eighty-setenth year. For the past few
years 415r. Newton had beOit itttailtag
•-healthand for some Months had been
confined to his bed. The day previous
to his death he suffered a stroke. Until
he was over eighty years of age' he
Mrs, Thomas Harvey of Exeter.
Mr. and-- M rs: Elwin Taylor were
St. Helens visitors on SundaY.
Mr, James Walsh returned home ou
Sunday after being einployed. by Mr.
practised dentistry in tbe village. Dur -
Ing his `*lif4time Dr. „Newton Was
actively associated with the Methodist
',church, which later-became:the United.
. church, and it van be said there was
no more earnest or, enthusiastic church
worker, or one who spent more liberally
a bus» time , and talent in any cause
affecting mental- or spiritual. welfare.
He was a pleasant, witty and well-in-
formed speaker anaawae much in de-
mand, in .that capaelly. Born near
Port Hope, he taught acheol in Millet
, township. before entering dental col-
lese and he came to Lucknow in 1893
" to begin his practice. .Besides his e,
who was f-ormerly, MISS Edith Snlith,
three sons by his • first marriage' also
surviie, Dr. Alfred +Newton, of Reed
City, Mich., John- orOtbwa, and Har-
old. of Toronto.' The funeral, was' held
on Wednesday, with interment in
. Greenhill cemetery. Services Were
conducted by _Rev. J. W. Stewart.
KELP THE RED -CROSS
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Cainpbell . on. Sunday were Mr:
and Mrs. Barney Davis of Stratfor,d,
Mrs. San Harrison -and•Mr. --H. Young
of Goderich.
PORT ALBERT
Doctor's Office at
Dashwood Robbed
Stranger Sulpties Till' 4114 Gets
Away Before Theft
Pisccovered
DAKIWO01:),'•'-0.et. 27.1-A• middle-
, .
aged, well-dressed et5tranener :Who. hiteh-
OWAR1011 11,43. WORKERS I Unemployment Insurance Commission
AT SOUTH IIURON RALLY
Irterelitjug AdtireaS On Alaateabla Given Letters of enquiry indliate that Te-- and the worker. The law xetqntirest the
' by , Fernaer Resident of ,c,-Whatof ,gional\olheials of the Unemployment emPloYer to 4 X in hes welters books
ce tile
equintry , Insurance tCOmuilssion are 'encountethe omet number of etanall
r;
„The, fall rally of the Home end In a good deal of misunderstandin '
a requAred denominations to cover their
J..-Elte
School, Olubs of,,.§4ntb. 'Huron, was held among workers and employers ioint eontributiotas everypayday 1
n a-
illoGralul, 'Rend Bieht)01 on lki=day evens gaPd te- the proper functions og the will °duet tile w"kera, ' slitare3 fr"1
their wage% - The [hooks ' provide a
ing, oe.tober 2701,, .teho.nbe,„.,,,,eas ,..,a work,kst insuranee books and stanaps. '
simple, aocurate record, vvhich in-
eplendid attendance of • 111onte and In an effort to clear up these dif. vectors and workers alike may .eheck
School members from, Centralia, Ship- Acuities, loeally at least; Mr. R. IN. easily and quickly,
Watt, Manager of the fliploynaent and
'Claims Once, 'gave the following state. Should the worker be laid off, or for
molt to Tii,t,, signairstar : ,„ . any ,reason quit his job, the employer is
The insuranee books: and stamPa Pre- required to make WS halal entry Of
vide a almele, „inexpensive means of etainps and to give the book to ,,the
keeping records of tontributions madti' worker without delay. , The' worker
to the insurance fund by belt eni- has'the rigiat to examine his, book at;
intervals that are mutually convenient •
"PloYers and workers. They, are sup-
meut Insurance VoMmission and the should check it ear,efullY when quitting -
to hIpaself aed his eraployer and he
,Plied to employers by the Vuemploy-
-hiked a ride to tbls village looted the ka, -13 line, Grand Rend and Victoria
ASIWIELD
.-ASHFIEL,11,
-three children,. of ,1Saskatchewan, are
visiting the former's brother, Mr.
Ewart Jamieson.
-
'Pres •Muurice-Bowler-was --home--for-
the week -end.
Born. --On October 23, in Strathroy
Hospital, to Jessie 'MaeRae,- wife of
LAC. .William 3Fenety, a daughter.
The Mary 'Hardie Mission 'Band will
Meet On Saturday atsthe home of Mrs.
. PORT . ALBERT,. Oct. -427.-Rev.
Walter Haw-kins 'and datighter. paid a,
visit with his sisters, Mrs. Grey and
Miss Tena Hawkins, here last week.
Mrs. Roy Petrie, is spending a two -
weeks' holiday with her daughter and
soil -II -law in *Detroit.
Woodro4 Hoy, Mrs. Hoy and
Mr. Marshall of London spent the
week -end here. •
A number from here expect to at-
tend the banquet of the Bruce Deanery
Russell Bisa,ett. ' .
Miss Sadie . Johnston sof WinghaniR
spent the weasend with her sister,
Miss Mayn't* Johnston.
Dr. Frank S. Mackenzie of 'Montreal
visited relatives here last week.
Dr. Johnston of Lueknow gave the
,2serums. for , diphtheria' and whooping
cough to the Ashfield children m Kin
-
tail school on Tuesday:
Rev..J• B. Rhodes,. of PrInce Edward
Island, will preach In Ashfield Pres-
byte.rian chureh next Sunday, Novem-
ber 2. He is a candidate for the
vacancy.
Mr. Alfred Graham, of Vancouver,
R..ct., -who hass_been_spending the past
two months in Sarnia . and Niagara
Falls visiting friends and relatives,
spent a, few days" last week at the
home of_31r. and Mrs. P4in Miiedhald.
-The ladies of St. Jo.seph's parish,
Kingsbridge, have bought the material
for and made up seven quilts which
they have donated to the war victims
of Britain:. .... , . ,
at Kineardine -en 'Wednesday of this
PRESENT SCHOOL YEAR
-431r. Mervin Hodge issputtibg in an
week. . ,
engine at his mill s, so he will be all • • SHORTEST POSSIBLE
ready when water is low.. .
Wild geese and ducks are 'scarce
around here this fall. Most of them
have -kept on going south- Mush safer
for them around jack +Miner's. --c'.• •
,
Lots, of folks are worrying.over what
the -Worlds is Coming to., we just hope:
its really coming to! '
,
A 'Help to Those-- Who
, Are Past -Middle Age
When men and wonien gal:last middle age their
'energy and utility, in many, instances, begin to de- "
cline, and their -general -vitality is on..the wane,
^Little ailments and sicknesses seem harder to
shake off than formerly, and, here and there, evidences
of a breakdown .begin to APPI=ez.•
Now is the time tliose wishing to lielp maintain their health and vigour
should take a winse. of bililburnss Health and Nerve Pills.
' They-IeTpatone up' andinVigetatetheepatilaut by their tonie Utica ein
Price 60e abox, 66 pills, at a dreg counter,
Look -tor our trade mark a "Red Heart" on pacicage.
9 Tao T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto. One. -
.,
Calendar Gilles Pupils;Extra Holidays
Compared vvith Last Year
The calendar for the schools Year
ending June 26, 12; gives the -greatest
possible number of school holidays and
,makes the school. year thie shortest
possibLe under present regnlations of
tbe Liepartment of Education, -
The first "break" comes with Christ-
.mas on, Thursday.. Because of this the
holiday period commences Deseraber.
20, the last Satufday before Ohristiaas
Day. New 'Year's falling on a Thurs-
day gives die pupils a holiday until
January 5. '
'The Easter vacation is the' same
lebgth as 1at yar beginning April 3'
and ending April 12, Deprived of a
holiday this year with May 24 Ott a
aehoel; Getlerleh, and a hearty weleome'
till in Dr. H. (Ace at noon
• wa's -extended, to all b he president
today' of slightly 'over 4400 in vash '
• • k Mre. Wolper. - ,
then hired local )tuan to drive him out Reports of the year'e .work were
ok reach of- the polka taaireh that re- given by the secretaries, LayetteS
suited. • were eontribet0 ifcaei British ba,hies,
A widespread search of the distriet and .a large amount of 11rtAS done
was in progress through the afternoen Jolt: tia4 local 'Rod Cross societies. Many
:tad 4,,tvening with CatentratelaProvieatial line speakers were heltra (Wring the
police joining, in the hunt„ ;year "on topies of special interest to
It was about noon that a stranger parents andteachers, and tilmugh t,he
walked, into 1)r. `Taylor's -.Olt*. The Ombined efeettS and interest -of. the
doctor was away, but the mon sought IHOrhe -and. Kellool members all the
an appeintment froin the office assisa. in Stephen toWnehiP received
stutssMiS sl,toms--Ailsient•bers Then said limoidhand-serum.,for--tinnithlit-37 ag
he Would wait for the doctor's reture. diphtheria, and scarlet fever: .
Miss Guenther was forced to go for 1.1!he guest speaker was Mrs. fa'rieves.
a few moments, to 'the private hospital of Grand Bend, Who spent tyvelve
operated by Dr. Taylor in the same years in Australia. ,S -11-e 'contrasted
ballaing. On heir reture. to the office teaching -,inethOds in Australia , and
she ,saw the stranger b. the dispensary Canada and told of at Very fine sehool
and inum.-diately ordered him front the where there are; special elassst for
otlice. Ile went, . , blind and deaf pupils, Summer Mai--
- Till gniptied , 'days begin Deeember and continue
ft was only 'after he had left that until .February, and When school eloses
there is a special progtam,.. Four of
the assistant checked' the till and found
the blind pupils and _four of the deaf
the contente gone,. On Dr. rlavlor
pupils come to the platform, and are-
retUrn cheek -up was made, revealing given a question in arithmetic. The
that between' $100 and $1a), the amount ,deaf pupils do lt on the blackboard
not immediately determinable, Was
stolen.
Stamps inlay he purchased from. post- his JQ'h'
- wWsselialks the blind pupils do it in
Braille, and they often finish lirst.
• ..A4.ut horities learned tha Lithe stranger
had been. driven into-DashWood by a
.Dashwoott• couple with whom lie had -
hitchhiked a ride on No. 83 highway
from neat Exeter. They also found
later that a man of similar description
had. hired Rheinheld Willett, local man,
to dthe-him-to- Exeter and on reaching
there re -hired him to drive him to
Lucan. Authorities ,believe he had
spent a cduple of hours in. the local
hotel prior to going tos the -doctor's
offiee. They were told he left the car
That, drove -kilns -from- 'Dashwoo,d-s-at a
hotel in Luean. There his trail was
lost.
Local Constable Charles Steinhagen
and • COinitY- ;MnStirafe Wrguson, 'of
Exeter, are in. charge of the inveatiga-
flan and broadcast a description, of the
wanted man to police of6this area.
The stranger Was. described a§ a,.
tall man of middle age with graying
hale, He Was well dressed in a blue
suit- and gray hat.
CARLOW ,
CARLOW, Oct. n8. -The first snow
of the season came this (Tuesday)
mornings The farmers are'hoping- for
some warm, dry wtqffier, -as-there- is
-some outside work yet to be done.
Mrs. W. iDoek of Goderich spent
;Aunday' with her mother, Mrs. Robert
Bean, sr.
The Red Cress: held a -quilting bee at
Mrs. Wm. Marsh's home on Wednesday.
The memberS made one quilt, •while
some knit. At the close ,a 10 -cent tea
•was „served by the 'hostess and her
daughter, Mrs. 'Mel. Bell, Goderich.
There were. about twenty present. •
•Phe many friends of -mrs. Bean, sr.,
are pleased to know she is able" to be
uP and around her haiuse again.
The sacraments of baptism and the
Lord's Supper were observed on Sun-
day in the United church, e Rev. Gor-
don. Hazlewood ., was -In charge.
Elizabeth Agnes' Clark, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William' J. Clark, and
Hilton Lawrenee Wilson, S01,1 of ,Mr.
and !Mrs,. Iflomas H: Wilson, were the
infants baptized. Mr. Hazlewood took
ashis text Matthew '26 !28 -Christ
knew what was before HIM, yet He
took theacup and gave thariks." - There
wasa good congregation. u• ..
Mr. Frank Young ife busy picking
apples, which are a fairly good crop
and of- a fine quality.
Mr. Elisha Townsend of Montreal
visited his aunt;-'31ra. John -A. Youtig,
and familyanat week.
Mise, Annie Walter 4s viRiting her
brother, Mr. W. W. Walter, and Mrs.
Walter.
(Intended for last welela) •
• CARLOW, Oct. 22.-2-'WOrd has been
received by relatives that Mrs. John
Young! formerly Miss Mary Sallows,
Saturday, -schodt_ children next y*ar se1i known in this district; is 'very ill
will have a holiday on, May 2.1, the cora- and in the-116.01bl- lit7Islay; Alberta:
memoration of the day which In 1942 Her many friends hope for a speedy -
is on a unday. The' slimmer vacation . recovery.' * .
will hefrom Jnn T septeraber 71 „i_The'7'neighbors _.of . Mr. James Fel,gan,.
inclusive. • Thisterm youngsters re- who his been confined to bed for tiEe
turned to c!assr?oras on Seinember 2. "last two weeks, met lately, and taek_np
,$o the man who piUs the dates: off -the his potatoes -7 5 nags, an exceptionallY-
calendare gave extra holidaysat every good crop. They also got the.buzz-savr
eorturiky 'fbie praeent sehool year. going and cut tip. a ,supply of wood.
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offices by employers helding neeesaary if 'the wOrker is going tp a new
Permit's.; - • job, be shotild depcaait' his beak With
Dyery worker -upon entering insur- nevi' employer at onee and -the latteri,
able employment is assigned, an-lasur- eantinue the 'record of contribu-
awe book by his employereaThels book tions in the same book, , An employer
vvill bear a number -Which will s 0+1110711"-orissrle-a7new-boolg-
designate that worker throughout his worker -who has been Anstired. em
-
Working lifetime, The _envloyer ploymetit elsewnere.,
detach the front cover from the boek, Severe penaltieS are provided- in the
All in OW' information required, And for. ket: for any wilful or fraudulent misuse
ward it to. the UnemPloyment Insur„ of an Insurance book -However, tlie
ance.°Commiasioa, The .booka are de. regniationS respecting the use -of • the
signed to. over a year's • records and books are easily followed and if this,
are renewable 'onlysonce a year. If is done the system will not. be lahrden-
one is lost or mislaid it may be re- some,
placed upon the person responsible tak-
ing it declaration and paying a fee
of $1,00. -It-is-important that this, be
done as soon as the losS, is discovered.
The books are not .transferable.
The stamps are issued in convenient
denominations to cover the joint daily
Mrs Grieves showed mans beautiful1 or weekly eontributions a the empleYei
Pictures of the tree -r flowers; biriisi and
animals of Australia and answered 'a
number of questiana about the cliMate
and general conditions. "The.people of
Australia," said the speaker, -are in -
'
tensely patriotic; °the men make
SpienclId'§oldienS, and everybo'cluis-d-
ing his "'utmost to help win, the -war."
Mrs. Peewarden of -Centralia, who
is the organizer foreSouth Huron, was
the preaidine officer, and said she
would be glad to hear of any senool.
seltioir: where-- Ther woure'Ve" inter?
ested ina hearing about Home and
School work, and woeld do all she could
to 0110 p, them. •
A. TOlor *Of GoderiCh: member
of the Ontario Federation executive,
congratulated the members' -on the
splendid work they had done aleng
"health lines during the year, and urged
them to continue to create publie opin-
ion in, favor of all latter& that would
.
lie of benefit to,the community.
.A piano dnet-lry arra Peuwarden arid
Mrs. Essery of ,Centralia, aid a vectil
solo by Miss E. -Hume of Goderich„lac-
eomparded. -by Mrs: R. Wilson, were
Much -enjoyed. Refreshments were
served by the Grand Bend ladles and an
enjoyable meeting, wa.s brgught to a
trOse "with the -singing or the National
Anthem.
Those present from, Goderich were
Mrs. G. ISandersen, Mrs. G. Buechler,
Mrs. R. Wilson, Miss E. Heine, Mrs.
A. Taylor and Mr. R. Stonehouse. •
aineaexample of kindness. ,
Miss Marion . G. Johnston, •eldest
daughter of Alex. Y. Johnston of Van-
couver, her cousin, Miss Catherine
MaeKenzie, and Mrs. Win. McKenzie,
of Lucknow, and Mrs. MacLeod, of
Vancouver, ealled On relatives in, this
district on Saturday. Mrs. W. H.
Reed and Ruth, of Goderich, -visited her
.aunt on Saturday. -
W.M.S. Meets. -The met' at
the home of Mrs: David Bean on Fri-
day, October 17th. Mrs. fitev.Y4 G.
tiazlewood was- in charge. • The
the,me was "We live by faith in God the*
Father," and the statement of faith
was read by the leader. The Scripture
lesson was read in unison, follo-wed
by prayer. Miss 'Ruby Young gave a
reports of the recent sectional. meet-
ing at Holmesville. IMrs. Clark read
an, article abont,Pastor Niemonller of
-Germ'any, .who has endured all kinds_of
hardship -and lost everything .but his
faith in God.' He iwiebsis a ,strong and
uplifting influence on the °thee prison-
ersain the Gelanae concen tration camp,
but his eyesight and health -are fail-
ing. Mrs. -Marsh gave - a reading on
"What My Fait)? ,me.a.na to Me." Little
Bernice Bean took 11P 'the collection.
The meeting closed with the benedic-
tion. The haatess served refreshments
and a. social hour was spent. The
next meeting is at Mrs. • •
."What is your on going, to be when
,t)1,, finishes hk), education?" "By the
looks .of things he'll be an Octogenar-
ian."
aa
Everybody's idea of a good -time is
somebody's idea af a -bad time.
11
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et -
e ore' 6ehiotti or& first Icedes.,,p04,
17/0 °1
mate oler seitirers4 ea/7'kt: sprier's iota life
484 acts" ice soot iet. bro.
GODER SHARE'
- Universal Carrier a Month
For the Du' ration—Only a
Small Part Subscribed!
N TAE NATIONAL
Mooch the; Ail -Out Support of Evoty CitizonU
• With oneweek Aft:44 gone, 004?.411 "nalt '*
of our objective in the National War
.eapous Drive has been subscribed. Let's get
gong. Remember, our. community hai COM:
mitie4 tse1f to meet our object** e each month
for the eduratiot'• clo this,:pverybfKly
Evet71104 can ,4Y bnYin'g War -Savings
Cettifiratela. Thiy are within the teach: of a11.
We must get busy, Let's rn'akt the objective.
for our community a reality. Pugh the gale
of War Savings Certificatei. ialerever and
whenever you can.
DRI
Chairman, R. C. 'Whiteley; House'
Colmnittee, fl E (vittepheit,
1). 1). Mooney
Industrial, W. (.1, Attridge;
Publicity, A. Wilkes -
Doub e Your Pled e to Buy WAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES REGULARLY
s,a
6,211C
Or Something
Magistrate -The defendant swears
lie was perfectly sober,
Policeman -elle was absolutely in-
toileated. ' If, he had been perfectly.
sober he .would have known he was
drunk and not made. a diaturbance.
No Medicine Ever jlerped Me,
Like Syntona Did, He $ays
Says It° Mai; the Only Thing
That Gave Relief Prom
Itching, Burning Eczema- on
Jilands,and Face.„...„Algo„Suffered.
-With. -Stomach Gas, •Acidity.
Dizzy Spells. and Headaches.
-No, Medi:eine Ever Helped:lie
Thegreat popularity of 'Syntona is
not surprising, for this medicine actu-
ally does give wonderful results. as
vouched for by :the many local- men
and Wo111011 who -have used it. Com-
pounded from no less than a2 .of Na -
tare's aFitieat Medicinal Herbs, Roots
and Marks, Syntonti U. Safe -tonic, for
the whele.fainily •at this season. It is
pleasant to take and omany say:that
even after the lirsafew daYSt. the Whole
system takes on a new feeling of energy
and vigoi. Today we quote the ex-
periente of 'Mt. John E. --Nicholson, 312'
Dundas street, :Ldndon, as repelled.
recently: '
"For more than ten years I was
troubled with acid indigestion, gastritis
and . biliousness. I was subject. to
throbbing, - blinding headaches and
dizzy spells. itching, burning ecz,eina
would, break out on my bands and:face
and I tried all kinds of ointment and
Medieine but couldn't get rid of it.
My condition kept me awake nights,
so I became'very nervaus and irritable.
"A friend advised, the to try Syntona,
but I had been disappointed in 4(0:any
medicines that -I didn't think it would;
help me. 'Finally, however, when I
had a -particularly bad spell, I made
'up my mind -to take Syntona, and I
am sorely glad did, It rid me of
that- indigestion, biliousness and - heade
aches. Then my nerves became re-
laxek and 1 began to get tnY' proper
sleee't Soon; I found the eczema was
subsiding and -ray coinialexion began'to
dear. Now amfeeling just fine Ohm
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attended to;
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MR; JOHN NliC01101SON
more. think it is just wonderful the'
way Syntonti*has helped me, and I am
only too glad babe able to recommend.
it to aeS.One who'is, troubled similarly."'
Go to tampbeIrs Drug Store, Crode.-
rich, and find out =how- Syntona can
help you, too: .
ameeeleamemelesas
°Funeral Director .ind, Embalmer
An calls ‘promptly attended...to'
day Or night
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Lettering a 6pecia1ty.
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r 21 Clintow.214 Stratford ', or IngerSoll 21
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Feel Chilly."... - Start to Sneeze,
, Nose Starts to Run
. ,
Then comes the cold which, if not. attended to
immediately, shortly. works down into the brOnsibial
tubes,_ and the cough state.
OA the first argil of a eold or cough go to,any drug
onnteo, and get a bottle. of Dr. ,Wtx)(1's Norway Pine
tilyru_of
p. You will tend to,be prompt, pleasant and
reliable remedy to help you get rid ymir trouble. It has' been on 'the
market for the past 48 years. Don't experiment With a Substitute and be
disappointe(1-ge.0‘nr. Wood'ao.
'Wee 85e a bottle; the large family kittef about timeta much, 60e. '
• ,Look for the trade mark 4% Pine Tram," • „.•
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