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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1944-02-24, Page 4,rnn-t , ' itoksf)li SVCCXS$08 LATV .6.E0., STEWART .00rargiat noimusT voiR 40 V.EAR$" FL.OWEI.S WIIAT .TO ' Well, Calla will be in-conslderable supply •from now, on. IFOr Church deroratioint they are- unsurpassed *id an increasing nuM« ber•ot people are trying theni for lxraqueta in \the iiieme. 'The Y are beautiful and last well WitlE NOT Purim PLANTS instead,or euttflOWera. We have *large stipply of.elean healthy plants in Begonias* rhnula Cineraria, Clyelamen, Ferns, ete, Plates from 59 cents lip. •* WM AT °VI; 1104ERN" letOWEIrt SnOlr, 49 PirtVE STREET OR'111/ONE 105 aiiiriR THE MST PLONVOSN OWN „ ports at Port Albert Air Seliool Vaittirs Wivat Baskettiali.-TP. A, ' liX041111. Badmiton and' Thfle.13)100Ung. „ 4. triple ,$ixating,-, eV:eat took place at ma; .„ •Nayigetban- Sehool,. Port. on"'Wednesclay,-.Vebruary 18th, the belie " teams contesting , Clinton. R,CLA..0„ station at basketball, badmin- Aon and iiie shooting., • before had the Orin at, Mkt Albert ,seen soeli. basketball...-. Theop suol000 ,r11 nn I' • \mritaw CERTA/NL 11,00.4*F1/1, •Wide, ,Caod Just 2c a day ensures sweet, tasty bread WRAPPED AIRTIGHT TO_ PROTECT STRENGTH. -PURE, DEPENDABLE! Posing team Was: cOmPOSW Witt; •one exeeption,. • of American players who know their* game as Well as our ',lads know- soccer..- • f.• *The Americana were Slow in Starting, big once they familiarised themselves with the concrete.'.fleor they got going really Well and rattled the basket fer. a score of 68. The outstanding player for the,. visitors was Sinibura.; an All -gate Piffimesota player, who registered ten baskets. • The .Majority of the A.N.S. players - were. Canadian lads, Sgt. Kennedy putthig in a lot of clever hard -work, ably supported by Sgt. Hammond and Soloaki, but it is wcirtliy of note that P.O, Needham, although new to competitive basketball on this, side of the Atlantic, played with. such en'? thuslastaand-giiirit tinit he scored most points for his. side. , Itesults—,Clinton 68, Port Albert -29. The results -Were.. reversed in both .badminton . and -rifle ,shooting, Port" Albert demonstrating their superiority at -badminton by a substantial margin, although. many ..gamea WeTO keenly .centested* At rifle shooting the marksmanship of .the home team was justugoOtreno011 to beat the *visitors by nine points. , THE GOD RI Vr,.. and, UrS. Jofin:IsilaeKay 10144 - have teen rinformed that their. .soh, P1t.-Lt. - Donald MagKay, is re - ;Ported iiiiing. Only *teu daywago the aiinouncement .was made at Ottawa ,of the f.tWard,Of the .Piatingulshed rlYing Criess to ,Flt. -Lt. MtieXay for: skill, fortitude and devotien to date In operatienal raids.' , teker-FtrSt-OloSs* Kenneth T. Reid, Wilo has 1)40 training at Ilitinilten 'left oi IoridaY, to jai/. Cornwallis at DeeprBrook„ N.S., after, spe11c14 ing alfurlaugh With 'Mr. and Mrs. • Geo. W. reagan, Colborne township. Mrs. Ited will reinain Withfher parents here. Pte. lViIliarn B. Moore,- - of 'N'41seley- Barracks, Loidon, spent last week -end with his. wife and family, at the home of his parents; Mr, and Mrs „ Wm. M. Moore,. St. David's street. Elliott Ilivett, son of Mr. • and Mrs. John Rivett et' Dungannon, stood a close second in a recent graduation class at 'Fingal Bombing • and Gunnery School'. - Sgt.'Rivett--took wireless air gunner. training-atjduelph, Burtch and Fingal,' :And after' a two weeks' leave reports at Parra Quebec, for dutyl With .'the North Atlantie Ferry .Command. . Pilot Officer k, Colin 1Trozier, son Of 'Mrs. W, C.trozierof, Crewe, viho' 15 navigation instructor at No, 4 Air „Observer Sehool„ London,, was recently promoted te the rank of Plying Officer. °••• • Town Shocked 11 SIGN -AL -STAR ORMAN -McIVOlt • The death., of Norman ("IleachY") MdIvor, sou of the late Mr. "and !lira., MeIvor, _ oecurred WedriesdaY afterneen„,after a, ,short illness, in MS' stxty-fourth year, Ur; Melvor was ',born and had lived all his life in Goderich. Ile was a sailor -and was well known ;rnarine-Cireles„,_ He WAS Wesby«, terian. Surviving is one- sister, • 'Mrs: - (Captain) William Cunningham, of Midland; The furierar will take place from. Brophees, funeral home, on 1r - tiny afternbeei at 2 o'clock. The serviee Will- be in :charge of Rev; Richard Steivarf.,, of Knox Preshyterian •churcti. Interment will heti Maitland,cemeterY. • „ -,-, JAMES- E. • gArtIOSON • • The death' occurred at, Alexandra IIIIII•LI4tIld198144blieein°11eIldn:g7a.flgi:erd9alltilaine g"eni6g4fins.tleeaTr-ar.tr North 'Street 'Vaned church.. and /or whom, tiene are new laiving. - - - Bedford Hotel.opet i :,ii._ wr. f. Harrisonaors a appevnrd appendicitis la his seventy -third ---year. • He had thttertchh,uArciihri cBilloittir:,4firei4s. swizifes,"-eflorryr ago. , ionzernoei, , No. 00a. eor, ktIoounpiis.0),:errg 4eschhoeej,.. us: al rrvtiv:rlal this t.14me4ahuegwhtaesrea. I; :Id:: ptft , .- :MM.. lkItOrattan get, her eaneatieu weitiug.goed._progress to recovery' when. _heine;- and a. brother; Re. 41. E. Allin years *ittli$0, to 1802;1 Some -..years' ago the rale_r_gTouzsadnit• Innate*. . William Syriningt014-1--fn. the a heart attack Proved taw', 'Tim"- ±e- .0f VOA . ' ' ' . ' -,'' she': gave reininiseenwS of that earlY mates ;were removed to Exeter, where The funeral. -took -*plaee mi" TuesdaY •peribil to. nil paper. - •, . a 'sister and brother reside, . and where afternoon trOln-the-residence, Bayfield •ill --1,1a3;., f , she .was ,tharried ..to, the fulAral. took Plate Yesterday. , The road, to Colborne cemetery4 ,The ser-` • decease4 Was born, at • Petrolia, but viceS Were.'eeildneted by Rev-, - R. E. j'aPt4lith3airteGtritinitetailwaQsr "Da Dungannon, with spent most of his life at Exeter. Frank rrernbull; and the pallbearers Were IL 'Thonias • Kerr a• a. shoemaker. This, Curry, proprietor of the Bedford Hoteli Brimicorabe, Robt. Sowerby, Leo 'Chis- was, the flrit wedding. In the then lie* Elliott Harrison and Arthur George' holin. Geo. Salkeld, 'Neil McDonald 'ffni.4 Zion Bible Christian church, on tbe, went toExeter to attend the funeral.- William Hoy.- . , .Deosiim. line :south •.Of . Carlow. The., brother. Harry...at Winnipeg.' and * sister in Montreal. , 'The funeral toOk. place at London MOVednesdii a • - Tit ALLIN - A, worthy citizen, Luther D Atha, was called.tOilia-last rest on SaturdaY, February 19th, when he paSsed Cranston fUnitral home on Tneadaty The sex-ricewuJM by RevW li..Dunhar of St. Georg,* e hureb,"and the pallt4reti *ere 1-01f,* Col. U. OE Dunlop. W. A. Coulth X, B. Reynolds and rrank itohl n. The interment Was In Maitland cemetery. : away MRS.' ;f0/./N MeGRATTAN .At Midland, Ont., on Tuesday, /Viva, ur, .3.504-1944.,-• there passed away an 'Alexandra -Hospital: atter- an --illness ___ °n„("11 -early r.estde4t eo_nantY Of three Weeks. * Wes in his seventy- sit person or Mary Ann-icerrovigew eighth •yOtr. native of Colborne township, he wa a SOA of the late Mr. and Mrs.:William Al/in; Maitland concession.. Ile farmed for many years in. Colborne' and tor the last' twenty- six year on the Bayfield road, Grade - rich townahip; just outside the town limits, In Colberue township, he was it raember and official of Bethel Method - loran -veil and sines his removal to this conaniurtity his nienibership was in of Sohn MK/rattan, berAleath occurring just fiye. day i befOre her ninety-sixth birthday. Mrs; 11GfcGrattan was *he „ daughter i of Robert Kerr and • AIM a couple who came'fr»n Vernuinagh.- Ireland, :more' than 1.00 ears ago to Goderich township, where Mrs. WfcGrattan WAS borii. Later they, took up and cIear.e4 lot 9,, O.9neeosion 6, ' Colborne, ,theLgid Kerr ' heinesteadi where' they. ar-large family of • _ (Coptinued., 'from Page. 1) taking religirarinto the *thick ,of. daily life, ancl..,this .could be seen In the AT NORTH ST, ,u14/TED moral • 4d intellectuid guidanee he • SMaday?s. serifees at :North -'7Street. -g4•Ye the boys and girls ;•in his visits: united chuich were truly of an inter- trrlenely !People; in the bouquets of. . . . national 'cliartieter,. In the, morningt„fioWers he sent.to the sick. He loved ficyrers and, these are, a 'fine tribute to ins-memorT, . for many Ofl, the finest ehnrehmen*.are loye.rs. of flowers:---...aik fine, wholespMe Sense of humor, coupled ,with WS love for tlie ''finer things of l'ife, Made h'ffn Mach loved." After the behedotion,-. the large con- ,grAfgation4i1gpast,th,e opened- casket A THAT which Ie result of a caraful. blending of comfort and tunart O.f 'pleasing Odora and Sturdy ,durahllitrY? AU these are to be teund in CagOTZEPIELT) SWTPS OSZSTOPZ$111) BES STOIC, ifp.trattES , from $45.00 up, lackstook's Furniture 'On the EtroadwaY of Gotleritr" the minister, • Rev. R. H. , Turnbull, reached .on "The Integrative Force .of, ReligiOn,u—'11-6;th a con er attended at Indianapolis, •17.S., where many nationalities met together. The Christians' from Japan, China, India and other countries, although different in. appearance and many, other qualities; In .C11:riSt. Sneaking of the ,dependence people have to place ifi one aaother, he pointed out % how we were all.bene- Bela:ries of the` worrild- scientists; par- ticularlY,In the 'field of medicine, lit.the evening.. colored views ' were shown of the work parried on by Dr. "Bob" McClure ,over tlie•Burnia, Road - Dr. McClure is the director of. the - medical units working on the battle fronts of the Chinese armies. witli headquarters: at,- Kutsing. There were interestiug views., Of medical supplies ind Workers being transported over the '.13.arnift. Road' by Motorized Units, which -included an truck. Pic- tures at Chinese students who, had • been trdined in the United Church hospitals in medical research showed. ,how intensely interested they were in their work. carried on the' Chinese Government The Minister had previously read- the story, "The" Geod.. Samaritan" --which- seemed peculiarly aPplicable to thineSe ideals attd prinelnles. ' During the' service Mrs. Roy Pinder (nee Elva Worthy) sang a solo. . • I I , , •-, . 11.11Me1; e you 40.iiiiiPeet our stock ' eql e terY ernortals- 1 eficluiifes` will he promptly attended to. .'" .finm P.t e EFI..PlIONg 41 CLINTON lin, charge of Mr.. Zapf0... - SE4iViTH ' esdays- and: S-atuidays- 4444.; thence to the .street,.t'Vhoirer.`the, MeniberS• of the Masonic ledges fopped a, i,guard, of .hotior, with the sehoOl- children Massed behind theta:. Among the, Wealth 'of, tbatal tribotes were. thbse . sent by the staits of toria and • Central Schools, Ifie Col- legiate Institute and '• the supply "teath-ers:;. Central- Home, and Seh,00l Club; doderich Lions Club;.„ Town of Goderichf Separatt School Board; executive of the local branch 'fif. the Red ..Cross Society ;,-,..Httron Lodge, -No: 02, I.0.0;11..; of Victoria and Central Schools; Victoria . lEionie and 'School Club; *.Public School • Board: St.-, Peter's ,HoeireY.;,Boys ; Maitland: Lodge A.,F. & - Public Library Board.; North* street United church. The .floWer-bearerS' were' Stanley period, but after receiving medical at- IVICLeatt, gricillara,;W., J. •Hodge, 1 tention Ite retyrned to his., pest ainidst I, C. Chapnifiii;.SBrown,. J. Gardner,...4.1,00 applause. ' 3. II. Kinkead, R. C. Alays; R.C., W. I The ,Chin trio' as U.Saftrwere there as Sturdy; R. Q. Staples, Chas. Black, goal shooters and 'ae0ounted for five eorge •Schaefer, J. F: *Gillespie; • R. of L-acknotes Seven tallies. Skipper 'Weber, a, Kitchener; L. L. Hopper, MacDonald scored the lone ',Colin.te'r Brussels; G. Hopper, St. Marys; 14. for: G-Oderich._ ' - Stonehouse-Belgrave: H. Dow and CIThe -teams: - • . Pow.- F. . Tamblyn, •Londes- .Gederich. -- Goal. Ctron-;- defence, hoio; M. liopPeri St. Marys; 0. Camp. Steep.--Mael)inald: eentre, Anderson ; bell: H. Campbell', A. Campbell' and wings, •Mero,'Bisset; alternates; New- . ,yler,...„0,t,--_,IV-esffteld4.- M. Henry,. comb' e,,Aslauls; 'Wilson, :Westlake, Blyth ; Rann, Brussels., - ' - ,drabair-- - r: - The honorary pailhealirs were W. tuclinow.—Goal, Orr; defence, Hall; 11. BlackStone,...4. t. McLean, 4,udge Stefenson ; ,centre, A. Cbiti-, wings. W. ' M. 6 tello: Itev.Ii.4. Lane, Kiink Chin, Ohia'; alternates, Havens, , . Kershaw, W. II. ffeberisen.- Lt.4.361.. Culbeit; Priroesf-Joithston,:,:. - Referees—Mnrney, 00(16.161; Web. ster, Lucktiow., ' Luelinow 6.-41Oderich 5' ' e active pallbearers._ were Winikji rich .last night, and though the Lions, • The final ganie was.played• in ode - 91 put up a sensational. game the -S.- 'were beaten by, one dm}, score for the .game •On the:round .LucknoW• Won WALTER E" KELLY minister was -Rev. Wm. ' Wade !,• Ivan _ .._.... . _..•: • McGrsittan was hestnian, and Margaret residentSttndaYWaltern;)101 . at Lona6p., 'where he, had fE4KodeelYielif,°OrmiederSwudedilenklir °nil.. ..11R8. '3."` -11- CIA-L•L'Aiziazi - Mary Josephine Fickell, wife of Mr. J. ' Callahan," McMahon 'street, ., died Waft, elder sister of Mrs.- Wm. Straughan of Benrailler; was brides - After an illness of less than a week'; maid, Later Mr. McGrattaa took up lived since . leaying GOderich over H. twenty years ago. He was taken ill suddenly in -Alexandra Ilespital:- on the.,.tinSmithirig business In Wingham oh Sunday 'afternoon. at his home, 260 Sunday morning- in her sixty-fourth allc.1 'finally located raere than fifty Itidout street south,- and -was -removed- ile-4,1-% • IVri, callahalLeamo-31. ere from. years ago in -Midland, where the family to the hospital, where he -died 'without Toronto twenty' -six years- ago, when -latve.slgen- 'Welr 'knoWit- citizens ever regaining conseleusoess. . A- .- ,. her huabenci, a •Condiictor, , With....the since. -This good couple Observed their Born near Picton, Ont., sixtY-seven Canadian National *Railways; • was diainend 'Wed -Mfg in1928and Mr. Me- . . -Mrs age, came to Qoderich as 'a young man nand engaged" in the. -jewellery business. Later he became the Ford car dealer and•Vas..alsomfer some, yearS police magistrate. After his removal to Londorire-was.siaberim-, tendent of the Children's Aid Society of -London and 'Middlesex until 1939, when he retired from the pesition, and singe -then had been - secretary- KreaSurer of- the tondon Motor Club. He is survived by his wife, formerly Miss .Belle Wilson of Goderich; n. LISTENING GRott'S Reoa.rding the forinalfen of. "listen,. ing groups" mentioned in the annual Feport of. the Maple -Leaf Chapter, 1.0.0.E., last week, the. staterhent.re ferred to the, CItNetis' Forum -L. -broad- cast. eferY„ -Tummy evening- DiTy-Te- -frOM-8.30 to Dthilopl-, T. -Weber, -Kitohener ; B. C. 'Beacom, .Stratford':. J. M. Mrs. Jean Ke 'of Clinton attended Graham Z. T. •.Edwards and F. E. the funeral of the tate Roy Stonehouse on Wednesday afternoon - transferre to s v on, . • lahan was , retired a month: ago •and ',nue ago Mrs- AleGrattan continued Goderie1i. be and Mr„S. .Callahan were looking forward' te-;enjoYing the woll-atn'ecl • - rest. • .-• -• Mrs. dallahan was born at Logan, • Ohio,' the•daughter.of the late Mr. and Mrs, jeseph Fickell.. She was mar. ried, there ahd came with her husband -to Toronto in 1910,, and to ',Goderich in 1917. She was 4, Member of 'St. 'George's, church,- and was 'devotee to her home, .a kindly neighbor, -ancen- tributed .reghlarly to tlie, Red TOross and. ;other. .patriotic endeavor. Her active .and interested'. in llfe generally,„ and. 'honored. as , one of, the town'a " 'Oldest eitiZens. - One daughter, Miss - Reta, and other members - ofthe vtam- 1.17Tht,"fnd'nle°rarl'hol--T':ath'ilIfit7dX.F. etiru-ar-y, 17th; was In charge .of her olivn Baptist Minister,*assisted by, the Presbyterian miniater. Intetnefiti was at Xidiand..4- No ft n- Grandsonsgrandchild.goai 1.31xia.a,rrad -dx Me S. great-grandsons;zpt 14 were ee4rr bearers. She had one great -great-, EUIott st None of the Kerr family are now left in the county, Whomas Kerr, the old- time Bemnilier shoemaker, was bro.- . .ther of Urs. IVIcGrattan. also the late' G; M. Elliott, John •R. Million and • Andrew' •,Million, .of passingAs-deeply-regfetted knew..her. Besides her mourning hus- , Alliance; NehraSka4 ; •arld a - band- she leaves iter,. Mrs. Sadie In the' -seconits game of :tho Pra919E -bVother, 'Clayton 'Flake% 'ot-Coliniabils With KincardineTpla.yed, here en. Frid,o °hip. • . timeral."'„-toek-TA • the visitors, with a 7-1• score;mating -7 * -• ngt-,-- te be score -on the.rouna_14-4.: Then the. -winners this series' were pitted against pieknow, leaders in the .jnvenile" ,gtoup, playing 0..t, TA:tie-know 'Monday night, and. -in -Ooderidi on Wednesday'. night. : The Lions went into this . roUnd seriously" cripple'd-bY the:absence of Jahn ITOIMes, who ltd been sent-hoine to bed after,.collapsing ,.at school. What was said to be the largest crowd ever seen in the Lucknovv rink, about .1500, witnesSed the game, -which resilted. 7-1 for Lu'eknow, though ' tliellay' was More eVen than'the scare: The Lions ltd more bad. luck, Goalie Ginngettinga; gash in the:head during scrainble '--at:„ the goal in the:second rt Dr. Chase's rARADOL For Quick Relief of Pain Cole, George MacEwan and W. F. . 'Bisset, II. R. Long. A. R. Scott, A. L., -Walkout, 1 :,,, ,, - . Burial took. Place in. Maitland eeme. 13-0. - ' - --- . ' A.* tery, . the last rites of , the Masonic 'Alpiost it tifousand fans'from all over -order. . being,,condttcted, •by-AV.prshinf.ul the, ,district 'cheered both tennis to the l‘laWr -4:7M,"--13Eiirarr-Cilt.,:101t1alm finislr,.--after-OISerVing '11, taimtfe% sit - Lodge, • . , • , 1 . : '. • • „...• enCe. An remembrance , of lbe1ate Roy , ' Rehaves. and friends 'were here .for "Stonehth On6V, :Who Started most of ,e .* . the: •funeral from Kitchener, •London, (loderieli „ ,players ,on • their hockey Dublin, Belgrave,, Brussels, ,Wingbam, career, - • " , - • • .., ...-..„ ,Seaforth; St; Marys, Blyth, Westfield, . he I ns ,stirted , the scoring when _Auburn and,., Londesboro. . i ITtirm r 'Wm estlake , took • a pass fro . . • , ..., , , porky Newconibe.. • Both teams .• • I the11Nperwas ,o,ver,„3Y.'0. 4.p11.1' to 6,1 PERSONAL_VENTIONaonthe,Soft.ieeB7ore it,paSS•freifil-31*other George and landed, the rubber • behind ,Ginn. Stevenson' drove •": another --oile„..--iii.lo , finish .. the period. ' ,• - • ' „ The second iipened Up with, Andeiseh 1 taking the rubber •in alone to get' Gede- rich's second goal. Skipper- MacDon- ald. and* AndersOn teiimed -,up again, and. "Skip"- ,drilled, another.. one past Orr. Then, PorkY..Newcombe slipped the (114 past ' Orr again, 'making the scOre-4.2' for .G6derich... . , • . ., In ', the third perhid. Stevenson ef Liicktioiv.got'thicie• goals .hi Suceession. This 'wade: the Librig foar, W. Chin got, another ,,,tbner-blit--!..it,_-..was:_-_,not,lt yet; with „only two.ininateS lett to play . Porky, Nevitcoilibe went: to work and ..arn.r-vrirordnisoloso finally. sent one iiPPing past Orr. :.:Tlits: _ended, the Searing in the moSt* exciting game of the season. - • , The*line«np:-, • ,,,,, ..., , tuelacKr.—.Geal.: Orr ,t, _oefeae,-..11all, , Stevenson.; eentre. A. ,Chin,;. wings, W. Olin, ' O. Chin ; alternates, ' Johnston, lIiivens.' Cnibert; Perves; . ,, •:'', , '- Goderich. ,,.-- Goat , Ginn : 'def6nee, ' towry, Wilson : centre, • MacDonald: 1, wings, - ,Andersoo; Ilisset;', alternates, NeWcOnibe, AdetnIS, Westlake, Gralunri. iMoro. • • . ' .• • .. Iteferegs,—WebSter, riaelalOW1 Milr. neY, Goderieh. ' • ' • • ' Lucknow go on now to meet the I leaders in onother.group lind the (Mile- • :rieh boys wish them good luck ail Ow - way through. ' GAME eANcotitto ., The Intermediate game scheduled for' Tuesday , night,' when totof . Was to meef,lhe".1111ots on Goderich ice,.. was called oft on account of . -the. stormy. .. FIying officer -Prager. Thompson; 11-..C.A...F.,ef Guelph, spent Monday.With Mr.. and. Mrs. S. R. Maelklath. and , .family *Idle on' leave from a Pacific /Coast air . • . Mr. and Mrs, T. Pry reee'lved a cable- gram on Tuesday „advising-trein" that 'their daughter., Mrs, Dengias Wedlake (Betty), had arrived safely lit England. ,111iS8 M. L-MiteVitat has- returned from Toronto, where. she spent some days attending at the, 'millinery dis- iulays, , ' • ' , • Mrs. R. 4. Duckworth left today' for , Prince -Rupert; • B*6.„,- tb. • Join her. hus--, hand, Sgt. R. G. Duckworth, wito -1.s. on duty there. ; Ithir, hungry, boy or, it the aroma and taste of lifellsonve Nowise Chocolate , Ts* It, vri _ c , o., "Ph Ye its 01/5 JERSEY BRAN', CO C OA . • weather, IlEO1Er4S STORE M. Itobins, after a few weeks' rest At Toronte 011 *Oeentit of ill -health, has retiiriusd to tovrn and, is re -opening his store for bushites, 1 Troublesome Night Coughs Are Hard on -the Syste t. • - the throat _that emisesthe•nerve and throat wracking ._. , to=get`rid of; the cough accompaoied by a 'tickling in •trouble that keeps.you aWailgqat night. .., 'it's the dough that sticks; theeth-igli that is hard ,:*•:''''....,.i.: -z,, - . pr. 'Wood's Norway Pine Syrup helps to .retieve this coughing Condition by soothing.the irritatedparts, . -2-- -- looseningithe-phlegol_amt stirogl.aing ...the bronchial.° nai-:,..and When this is done ;the troublesome irritating cough may be relieved. . •' -----. s . *. Dr. -Wood's Norway Tine* Syrup has been on. the market for the past • 481ears. . The TradeMark ".3 Pine.Trees". . , . * . .. . . _ __ i.,•• -,-,.....,,,, , ,..., ..,"", .5....... a "••••1 drat counters. - ' - . ' - ' . ' - , Price •35c it bottle; large family size, about 3 times as much, 690. at all . . _ , ,_ . I 0 i . The T7.31ilbt11.3;'-e,4,14.Mitetto TOrOnte, ont,...,•., tt, • '*K1! ••:•:41.%:•„.„:N• .11:1 • ••• , At• ....i: • -,.... . ;;•• . a,. :„ :. • sks, •:,. ..0•Iv ;;O:r . ....$:,, .....t... 1....t., .4.,.. -At: ..:.:::;•-•*-- • 4 •",,P* "..* A. ....-:,k5.4-.... ,,,,,,,N i4::::::•;,..i.14' 42,4; zu• rs* "•••%••' ••X•:.• ••• v.> ax• • • , e • • -,- .A. blizzard howls down from the North, Trees erash. Wrr'e-s. . • g° 41QW.I4--, And "while We ,hiddle by the tire. the Bell lne ereys are • walc-thioni4 ilriftEi i. modern sdrviee itticits „ dquipped, with tools, power and material' ttkr ,kepairinvilte •haitoe. . • , Our preventife-7.niaiiiiiinance .program1s, designed to ,preireirti-, :trouble beforeit develops, 'But whe4 it cie;es -strike; theo:',,g'hoe) troops " go' after it East. • They know the*natiOn's,-;`vork id safety depend on ...prompt, ,,dependable -telephone. ennimunika,tion. They takequi.!,t, iride in keeping that , way come r what "nay. Pi Seditilee • alp/ War Soivin'as Sicatip* and Cotificatat Rigulatly. t , Toltipheite E.Mployitia's „ . 1930 1941Male , „ • 4,3 toe:mile ;• • • 5.0)(13 7,336 4;711 110915 Absent On 'War Service 2,200 •, • ia• ea60440 W. J PLODGE • • „ • •