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OTTAWA.,'Feb. 21. ---Centre or inter -
4t1 ires got,froni the consumer branch
1,es t in the .iine new, post „oilice here is
:the fiec!;y4angled matl-o-Mat, it.":machine
..which Saves. ydu from ; hea.dacteS ;at
;the vitieltet trying' figure' Out how
many two ,and threes you want".
you a. is stick the required, ount
of • the • Wartime " Prices • and • Trade,
Board In connection with parcels ,Sent
to . our; prisoners -of -war in enemy
Countries. : The Bed; Cross western'
4nteking, °entre 'IMO, . ter instance, al -
you despatched its millionth parcel
for tamps in'a.,sletin something: which, , tO_Opatlian boys . in gerreartY alia
,htts all the ear marks of a gurn-ven.opg14,rapan. Do you ever wonder what goes
machine, turn a gaOget, and away -goes into One Of these. parcels? , ` Well,
•' Your letter relined and everything. it's they've already sent out as minion
the iirStbf its kind in Canada; although Pounds of butter, a. million !pciunds' of
•._•Mannfacture4 •-:in. StIonford,Cionneett. jam, half -a' millien. canVor,sainicat and
•. eat. 'The Post Office' 'Department .1s• half,zik minion pounds " of. ,sugstc, -
trying It out O*„the public here, and ,,sides this;:theasanda;.ot pounds Ottett
....it raity,..be some day weal -have' one in', and cOffoo';-bisbuite, and ether rationed
'every -postoftice. se the postmaster will goods; All parcels, they tell me,., have
'• be Ole to- go, hunting and Curling' -when included chocolate harprralains, tinned
" le want,S to.. AIter ,I tried it once I Alleats, soap, This all tells Canadian'
• wanted to .'write everyone in the at -homes . that there is a- reason for
eOuntry- a letter just se 1 could mail some shortages :anti rationOlistribu-
' it in the mail -o -mat ' • tioni ., ,a ..,,,
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:, -.*-- b , ,.•!!e, -?!..4--....." - --.= r ., - • .
, -Aural* Who feels inclined to do a With OM accent liqw On pulveriOng
little haimenAed grousing -en reaspla,.i. Germany's industrial centres by
powering air raids,lt is. we to Iteep-in
Air Tin' 'Ong Ann is grutly 'noon*
ibie for putting the punch into the big
eV**. i.And it w s put over in Canada,
of. You ithoW, the first -class had
pupils in it, an4 toclaY w have about
151 schools atone, twive as many as
• originally, planned.Ten thousand
training planes new an average of two
million Miles •dally, got an- expanded
force Of 50,000 air. crew graduates,
enough to -man- 15,000 combat..-Plaues,
AO well a$ training 80,000 in' ground
Crew. tradeH Wctve trained CanUcks„
Ausslea, New Zealanders, British,
• Czeeks; Netherlanders, but more
than sixty per Ont. were our own Tads:
The first plan had. its finishing point'
• .March, 31, 1043, and in, the agree-
ment Canada was t� pay .000 Million
dollo.rp of the. 900, million total cost.
But 'a new agreement , hadto extend
theplan to gareh, 11)45, With:Canada.
paying half the estimated cost.a.
.billicin".-arid a half.: and, the United
Kingdon r Standifirithe other half- "
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•I YOUever come' to Ottawa to see
Parliament and all 'the 'big stuff in,
,actfon,.iraake a, point, to be ,in the
ain _corridor the building .just a
t this is primarily a young man".
war Is Illustritpad by the fact that
Mujur Power, Minister of National
-Or -4414.7-ouwaved---ia
Qui* that„ more and more of t
Younger', fellows with battle experience
in the It.0.4.P. are being brought hack
to Canada' to -fill , higher posts;
definite plan of retirement for,„ older
men, who have' done a good 10, is
alf4 being adopted.
Out the inualler,'placeS everyOne
seems to have *honer coffee to satisfY,
but the other day in a, restaurant 111
Ottawa at 7.30 p'.m." I was told' - the
waitress, "Si) More coffee, We've 1$04
'up our quota for. the 'day.' If fon,
*COUld see- the crowds veining out of
°faces lie Weal times' Yoixtd, wonder
hOw they ever had enough coffee. till
40011. . • .‘
• While Finance,:, Minister 'Ilsley saki,
the '0ov.ernment ihaY consider, 'taking
off meat rationing AgrieultUre Minister
Oardirter pointed 'out. stock' surpluses
were" due ,to leek of. shipping space at
this time,,ao it appears that ai3 'the
opportunity , pr.esents itSelf Britain is
01 To get `Whiu0h of the extra meat, as ,
Ow minute's before 3 ,P.3n. to watch he it ,e1,1,brlsoseis,b10.9“40.,i'sdell:141,i%outulloeeniti- A.tvendi,
Speaker's parade,. It's one of the few c nt. increase of tomato luice *ill be
wartime. restricted Manifestations 0 Of on the shelves during February pnd
traditional, ceremony sun to be Seen.
On the AO, SIowlr the; corridor -come velairin'Phg•:--i.M.c.°;ae-itt-liteal;Plwinil4e* posslble that
three uniformed .attendants, then- the in' the United States, will be on forty -
big. glittering mace, behind that the nixte kin& of iihported, fruits , and
dignified Sneaker- in hi•g• robes and. a 'vegetables', hieluding asparagus,„ lettuce,
couple of the clerks trailing. The little
tprocession-•-wends- lte-way-to-Ahe.Bolise °Ike"' 41Prie°tst" eantel°uPeli
cherries and tangerines. • '
of * * gt v
Commons ChaMber. You'll have to
uncover, .to watch, or. else.
,Oft repeated by autherittes, again tin
„rationing. and' contr011ed-Rdititribu,-- * * „ •
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urgent appea,1 Is sent out to the high-
. 'ton will be surely :interested., in, the- Mind that:the 1314tish7ComMOnWealth • •
. vv omen are keeping the liOnie Wee ways' and. bYWaYS of •Cafitulathat-Hali-
ANIMALS . DEAD or
DISABLED
Quickly removed in Olean 'tall..#4y Tricks. .,Phon,o collect.
•-.9-10r16,P181NTON-Lw, -.tr.,' 215 STRATrOt13 ,
Wilhiam Stone Sons Limited
INGERSOLL,-'0NTARIO
bUrning, suref„'hut: they're also. playing fax is terribly overerowdedl- that de -
a big part in the industrial pieture, pendent, etc.,, of service personnel try
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In° December, 1940, .one- woman ixi each to "stay put" where. they are.. Halifax
180 in *Canada was in industry.. Last population has skyrocketed from 05,000
December (1043), the ration had gone. to 135,000. , .....-
to one ,131 24.-
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4 With the.-seryices: A new -regulaz
tion from the heads of the, armed"' ser-
vices 'allows nursing sisters to .4.001.,07-
ledge 'a salute; by a nod of the Peaa„. or,
shduld we say a little bow. .That will
suit most everyhoclx, because it will,
surely' be aceonipanied by a smile such
'as -suits 'a unplug sliter's 'uniform..:..
The housewife may now buy -canned
-blneberries without the surrender.. of
p coupons. SuspensionofIthe tation
ing ' of these blueberries is teraporary
albid-irAine, it is announced, to the
large erop of last season. After July
lst, coupons.will be again required for
1 the purchase' Of this fruit. •
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OBTAIN THEM AT YOUR
HYDRO SHOP
The home of Mr. and Um. Jubn
• Varna, was deetroyed by tire
.on February 15th., The Ilrucefleld'fire
brigade responded ta a call, but little
could be saved. , The :firemen, how-
ever, se.ve otber • hulislinwi
• nearby-
- Miss 'Annie ;1,41(ilaw, Aterris ;town. -
hip, died suddenly, at her home while
preparing ' breakfast. She, Wate),:in_lie,re-
seventY.firSt year and died'on the,Sarm
tkkt 'Mitch she' Was born.- ner,,parentSi„
Mr. ansi'l'ars. Robert B. Laidlaw, were
pioneer settlers Of Morris. Two bro.
tilers survive, John and 'Finlay,' living
on the .1tomeste*,
Poultry' Man, Dies
Seized witlz a leart attack .at his
,home in, Brussels oh Saturday, Walter
Bose 7passed awaY in bis , fAxtraiutit
year. He was the proprietor an
extensive chicken hatchery bushiest -3.
-had. been a Alydro e,cmuOsioner
for twenty Years. His wife •and a
daughter, gro. William. Porter, survive.
Mother of Late •
Premier Aberhart Dies
The death' of .Louisa Pepper, widow
at- the'le,te Wiliiam Aherfactrt of Sett.
„forth and motherot the late' Premier
_QOPFlittaki TOWNSHIP', Feb: 2• 2.-1 Ainbetih'Ie_larSteQiipt Airtblierhtlepcsitrrl ire. h.°elir Sullinnedtaf-
-Red Cross quilting v "bees" were e fifth' year. WM.-VT*111g are-t-litee.--*mi,r
.this week at the iloffleg *or .U.M."GOrdOU Charles arid Leas," of -$e4fortir,, laid-
oir and. ,mrs,,,, Wm. Fuller. .* . John, Of Woodstock, and one .daughter,
"-,-- It -was with greatregretthat -the Mrs. Geerge Mersaaci of Detroit.
,Luther Alibi... , Our., sympathy is ex- The marriage: Of :Mildred soiles.: where in Italy: He Is a -nephew . of
cammUnity heard Of the death of Mr. crefleh....„flicks „
'tended -AA ..PlinlYS 111 her. bereavement,- Hicks; 'daughter' of Mrs. Hicks anti
, ' Mrs. ,Geo. Barris bt'Dungannou is the late :%Byron * B. 'Hicks, Centralia, to
yihiting with her ' brother , and. sister, Cipl. Joseph Bruce, Creech; soli of • Mrs.
Robert and .Miss .410 AndreV -' ceiesth and the late Thoma.s' G. Creech,
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' Miss -Esther -M011vvain of, ROM, Exeter, tOok piped in the United 'church;
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stock spent the weekend :at the liOlue Merriani officiating. A.fterwatils 3.1'.'111.1s. is' where- 44' the ''.1.13in" irliPrieS-
and Corp. Stanley Mcilwain Of Wood- _Centralia; 00 SatUrdan Rev, .u...
of, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. receptiOn. Ives held at the home of the''. a.:iselle bs:Pi:agilh:ypth: ".:(:iinte ::::::* gb,e:111•4: -
McIlwain. .,' „ ' • ' -- , bride's Mother. The yOUng„couple:711,1 ;taken' dire'et t° b°801tal` 'rte'dilk`*: .
The '500," euchre and dance held 'reside' at St, Thotaas:
Friday evening, .sponsoked by the- GOde- At theliome :of ;Mir and Mrs. George
' . harrittatea Noe& poi...Soiling an s Irt,, .
InjUred. . .' ,.. . . • .
in the OddfellOws' ,Hall,---Goderieh, On-seett....:ogvis r, ' :,;,... ,,..,' ' „•
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rich Township North End branch of Orvis, Whigham, On Tuesday, Febru.- •IVIIPs ‘13°ttY Newton of SkY' 1:1"ri
the'. Red . Cross Society was well. at; arY) 15th their. 'daughter, Velma MAY '' is -sPe44ilig* this '* '1°14' 41r4r.6"lit°'
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tended. A .quilt- made' by . the ladies was united in ''.iiiarriage fo, •L...,,, Cpl. .....:....
$0.74.. nitsic .'for dancing- , was sup- Mrs,• Scott. and;,„ the late Alex,' Scott FlOWSRMEN.VOUI.,P.---:
..*,its .auctioned, going to Mr. Kaitting at ‘.Andrew Stephen,' Scotto,,, P.C., -son. of
w-.-suAly.rgu,s70,11 S
plied by ,- the Bayfield Valley Five -Illyth - The ceremony - was _pot, .
whestra.; poor -reee4ita amounted to _formedily Rev.,._W,:.:A...,Be.ectoft.....: , After .,.,Accoiailig-mo*:,a-liewft despatchfrom
-ROO,- , t-. _, _ _, ' 7 Ij!,_. • ' the 'honeymoon \the groom will -return Sarnia, -flsberreen ', there fi.e, 'Irk . F'. ,
Rev.: A. - J. McKaye .occupied the to his' .statiort' at. Dehery N.S.:, and Abe;
•delivering a -splendid Sernion on `,1:low .N..M: ,Trewartha.,. : :le:, .' :• representation's to the .Ontario DePart- „
-Pulpit ` 62 . Union. 'church eti . Sunday, .bride to her home • at ly'ingikam. •
and Wlien Jesus .,Offended." ' ' • Sells: Produce 'RuSinegS ..,
,. , .. : raenc of Gainer' and !7litheries toy per
-ROLM VILLE ,‘ The.: poultry and egg business con, Lake;Fluron,„ it is pointed outialaver
eted-.-at Clinton felt the last : tWenty of-the.-SubmerSi3re...nets .that they are '
' niiis' ion... 1..0, . nise-.4isnilroo:roiye iiet§',10. -**_
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Arkits.4m1,-.Ne1610,11--N;,,TrmagtV9,.,;,1144,41),Ottorerl.,,,64: the,lake_bottOM,pyl_:_,.elta,'.
been . sold l'tO Clarence. ,Liverraore, • al be '`ipitieecr And lifted,.'With''' less nal;
former employee of Mr. Trewartha, than is required in handling the pound° '
wife, Japes Jackson
on Tuesday, Vebruery
Mania. 1-1,tit• was in bin "JAW
year. A.: zAtivo inund,
to Canada in infancy. . 'timed
Grey and Cairo*** townshipa *ad *ally
in Stanley until retiring six year* alo
to -live 'in Ciinton. Five sons and three
deughters survive:.. john L. 'Jackson,
Ylinctitiver; ,rsr.
hiladelphia; iitauleY luva-110Y
towns -141 Dr. W; Spenee ,Jackson,
Tomatto: Dr. Clarence 0.• 'R. ;Jackson,
Cleveland; Alm. James Warren, Rapid
filtY; Manal_Mis$ Hazel Oackson,. Wash-
ington 14, d Miss, Zetta Zsickson
PORTtill'S HILL, Fel,.
,
large' niunher 'attended the funeral of
Wilfred Veit on Tuesday of Unit week,
showing the -high esteem in which he
was •
Oh Friday evening h Mr, and Igim
Arlie 'Lockhart entertained at A.-ae4
Cress party. About eighty, guests were
present.. Sixteen tables of 'euehre ',NOM
played; prizes for high score.,going to
Mm-Bert-Barrie.0114-Jack,StIndy, a -
for low to Margaret Torrance and 3 -int,
Cox. 'Lunch was served; *17.80..-1001
„realized.*
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„Bettle)3, that Geo. •jOrdan, son
of Mrs. Rhoda. Jordan, Lethbridge,.
-Alta., was missing' in "netioU,. sOMA--"
Allen Betties and Mrs. peter Young of
this place; . • ,
a A, letter watt -received lastweek by
Mr. and Mrs;" Lockhart from
their • son We; I: B. • Lockhart;,..-saYing•
that he was in Charge of the mediear
inspection -rooms somewhere- „ Italy.-,
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If it is in an advertisement below you will receivetwo War Savings Stamps free
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..,_. DAIRIES . _
In twenty-six issues The Gederich:Signal-Star, advertisements under this "
. A ' .' DRUGS.
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. heading -will Contain several names of persons living in: Goderich. and district.
:The names . Will be selected from the subscription list of The Signal -Star.
Simply find your n'ame PA one of the adVertisements, clip' the advertisement
present it bribe store in which your name- appears, and receive
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xter's D;air:
Complete linirof Dairy Products
MILK RAM and
LUNCH. COUNTER
•:Several lisbd Dresseis,
and `Uied •Stegl Bid
PRICED RIGHT
rug ore
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I.D.A.. DRUG:STORE
.- Prescriptions tiSpecialtY-
'• Phone, 45 Goderich '
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ELECTRIC':
- '(Too late for last week) "
" HOLMESVILLE; ,Feb. '• 17, -:-- Sgt.
Pilot Lloyd Stock of . Deseronto spent arid for lite Inst 'years manager of ' nets which are ordinarily useclAu Viteae
the week -end -with his parents, Mr. MrS. M. Stock. - -.. and the Ohesley branch -of. Canada- Packers. 'Waters.. .43w1Alg to 04.e'prevailin'g Short",
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Mr.
and
Mrs;
Eimey,...p, ,oti,,e:11. .vii:6.d Aft.; Trewartha 'will eortiinne-to -operate age Of 10104 this ' is reported' to.,-beitan.,;:,-?:
if 2504 -fere -farm at ' IlohneSville and- imPortant- esAlPideration. , • ., Another.- '
Donald at. Teeswater. * nother 250 notes which he leases and, . factor in favor of the subraersiVe .4eti.'
ii said to .be the difficulty now Of 411.3.,
on ' Saturday With Mr, and Mrs." Mac-
?. We are pleasett-to, -report that Miss *.-DFilsioei.n-11::ftermgroinli-Pezeianinngdg°::::esn. ', ---- 't ' t.a51-13g takes Ic'r '11°.P°11-PICI '716t8' and.
Ruth Harils, who htts been quite ill , the fact that they.„Can,he,ptit in only,
with "fitt,'Y is.„.improving.. - •. • i . Thomas Marshall, a retired' citizen during .; favorable - 'weather. The sub..
Fruitland of, Clinton, died in the hoipital there teersivetet* cafi be *tea, much ;Mere '
quickly and are' not as , 'susceptible Ail
Miss ,B.ed
AtrigS1SW :A.FehluelsaIn'
few flaYs. with her Parents, gr. and at midnight on Friday irk his seventieth
- 13 1 h ilhajse '14)-Ygto.:1' 45: td.:' , FiCrhu: i spentt year. 04 the previous 'W,ednesday he'
had- 'been. found,. unconscious, at. Iiii being uskci.largely by*!..Araerleatt *her.-- '
to. visit, lies...nephew, Mr; HI, PflAkkj :'441nage ..hY Storing .and 'ice. They are. „
who ls..1., ,.."._-_,'• .......! - ,a --t._ .,, . ' home, where" he lived alone. Ileniad men in/adjacent waters. leis , stated. 4I
hadlived in Clinton ab
i-
..="1"""P"'"""'t.... °.,,1 _.,.,....,......,,I7----.,-. , 7 .
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Group `.2 of the Holmesville unit of been In thara-mdition- for'two--da. ,
suffered a stroke; -and-;apparentily-tad
.k.
being 'a 0.N.R. Sectioninan for a timeeumatic: -..Pngr7.-
hoine,.of MrS..:MeClinchey on TueSdaY.: - .laut forty years,
more. He was born netir ' RiPley, lint • h
the Red; Cross held, a -quilting at the
he
rink until his 'retirenient ten. 'years' ac e
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and later operating the Clinton Skating i
ago. Ile was 40t raarifiest''' L.
.1)1e4-,T.Three----.!,_-- - : . ,
at erekIsVjafeft.e..r, th-e' death of... his
Weeks Three
-.1ja1rY TrodnetS •
• Milk; Crenin, Devon- Ice Cream
VISITOUR D.A42,17: plIAR,
Phoii 35
1101VIE-1VIADE CANDY'
rbone 170 .
BlueBird and
Lore *
• .D1AMOND JUNO
LONGINES
:and ROLEX WATCHES..
• SILVERWARE and CUT .GLASS
,E.C:Robertisoii
•I'bone 136 Goderieli
'AVT01110BILE ' PARTS
• 'Canadian Tire
Corporation
Ass-ociAsgi STORE
L.O. .WHETSTQNE,
'FIRES' and un
Buy,:and bold your war sivings.`
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iplipligiropea.10-01.1.....ir-
ELECTRICAL WORK
.64 Britannia Rd. Goderich'
'GENERAL
LovvE 'inioS.:PAINT$' •
SPO#1114.k000pS--
PROMPT .SERVICE
"When we're , through
It looks like new"
rhoa 229 ,
Under trying, eir eurestances We
..hre trying to 40 * -a geed" .jely..
You will'find thIS:a good firm to.
do iiitShicis with. .
W.L Black, R.R. 1, Goderieh'
*0, trgFRIENDLt
SURV.ICE °
° DEAiE1i
Pbolie ,717 . West St..
A good way to spend:your even-
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-uig or --leisure-hour- in -pleasant--
• congenial, surfoundings-.
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,TARLOW.
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'(AR OV Tb 22 Mrir Allah
Dickson has returned to .her hinueat
Port Carling, hayingrspent tthe ' past
week With het...another, Mrs. A. Wilson,
itird-o-ther--rehttites: -
,Mrs Wm Sallows viSited her mother
at Kincardine -the past Week.;
Mr. and I. McFS. Arthur Brown of
Dungannon visited- -with Mr.band Mrs.
Rob ta Bean; :sr., had as viSitors
on .SundaY Mr.. and' Mrs, 1Sen..Bazlitt,
and John, of Toronto, Its. puckWerth
of Goderith SIia I-Lighr-11111,:of Ben;
miller, aria. Mr. and .1‘frs: George )1eart
o A.ttbOrn„ .- • '.. •
4rs. Keith Grey and-Ilittle Barbara,
e1enr"brri,lbicinte, spent- last week
with Mr. 'and..•Mrs., LlOyd •Young.
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'Guts for Army Mem-Private Hngh_
McCrostie, benne on ;leave, -trete St
JOhn N 13- was- gueAt of, tom); at a
ga hering-:ni thc Community 11.1.11 on
Friday -evening. - Dancing Wa$ (IljOke.d
to mw40 t3p Mr.; and.: Mrs..f OheAter,
'Taylor), Miss .DoriS Taylor. and Air..
.I.George §,nart.... -After lunch
.01meo to the. platform,' Grant Ruther-
ford read an address' Wad -Peter Camp
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belt Made the Presentation of a hand -
'seine , Wrist -watch., .After_ilingb had
-e-..-presSed his; appreilation all joined
-iir,singieg_::JTor- he's -a •-•jollr good- ref'
TOW." have also ..been Sent to
Per<=y Ramage. of " the fl r and
Wilfred ,..Rainage„ in the kin
• etit\8\
. Comp" Li
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IntEs1.1 ritITIT. 'VEGETAI312ES
IN SEA ON , ' •
SCIENTIFIC tC/11 PIVIENT
. 'FRIENDLY SER, ' CE
Mono 470 . ) 'East St.
We are trying' etir best t� serve
You with our available supply of
rud;
Moue 35w Albert' St.
t'ast 'St; Phone tO6w
Dne to priorities and .1a* ef
Soine essential parts We ilud It
impossible to give pre.war tiorVit,O,
Its C ISterlIEV 1,. O. WATSON`
USW Pastirtes.a TEiecialtY
•Yy .4 We feature
Highest Quality'
CAKES — PIES WINS
27 'West St. Phone 205'.
4ememeimmismemeemiemeemionneeimmim.
EINGSBIODGE
KIN9S1114,11.)0E, ref). 21. COn-
gratlila tions to and 73jrs., Mauriee
Bowler, on the birth, of. a sbn on
SitinitirY 14.
"Sii$144 Eileen. and Whiffle 'Kelly, of
London, were. viSiting fit their home
lieteilastveek-exrd.,
A &ince 'sponsored by the Women's
'Institute. was 'held at ttingsbridge hall
en 1114)ndity night. .Musie was prOyideil
by • Carruthers"' orchestra. ••.
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you ,marryr." Inquired
the young 1118.11, 02 the old .bactnilor. „
-"Wen, you See,'" replied the singlet
'o' ne, when waS quite yonitg,,
solved that- I woiddillt% marry until
found the' Mear iio111a4; Alter illarhY
Yee is 1.:f(iiind ter."
"Lucky beggar ! And thenr,
:'stfqte was looking for the ideal Mau,"
ienlied -the, bachelor
Western OntaiIo.
Credit Bureait
cow., 'torzorrs
OF tv,Ery. DEs.dltirTioN
MADE ANY -WHERE
Areilit Reports .Enquiries Milted
111)11ARIO ST.
STRATFonn
42-4-6-8
Innst keel) themselves-hrand readrfor -
thNiflogir yaosuneel-er4 1..t)hetioLe....111,074_;7412thhing,,,
Work. -So, When you've tried evetY.
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;SOrOneS:5i, don.1' give lie, hope 'Just .go,
Cantpbelts tirrtg:Stbr,e .Or.• any go6d-
druggist-end -bottle of-:,..kitenru,
_Take ftS 'direkted and in about 44 hours..
you_should,_ see ...a_ -real improVement,;,;,..„
Ton' needn't be afraid of Allenrti con,- •
dope ef;:afty. 'ddeSn't; „
Such things. ate ottlYmaliegitifts.'and"
(1111 11 t best gtre-tonlY partial relief.'.
-...Allenru • aCts 3 ways ,to
the pain ;...2) to .coirekt. the .bowels;
3) as,a genfle diuretic ato•.the' kidaRYS,
.ti.tinshIngve01:13.1‘t t'leirkesteSb§.0- tat.eirde
111 - -guaranteed
to ShOIY:= VPStlith '-a114'`'ill'tify,...yoiir eon-
Adea-e; if for any reason you are dis-
Satisfied. Tike bad( the empty' ;bottle-
mmumansenamismaesueenevaiienersosarai*.,-and „get your 'Money back..
4 ' ' - ' bed by the never ending
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' .. --. woman Buffeting in this way way find in Milburn a' Hea tb. and Ne '
^ Erieesooli ox, -4,1) i giReclIcreitrt" mall e.
tins . remedy with which to help rev,et:ecro_a,tetitetrhse.ir 40:188t,,1:3.ags; buildti up, the run.
K-..-I'lliit'.. hdb""'"'"`"d"wm, iv. wt:Asnugeyts, 11:-11:1Hiassf:tre:tmithi9estnrnula-tbattenkdruto-healt'h,‘,-ha' ppm. ' . 7,.....„,_
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I Look for our trade mar a . .
b. . The T. .Milburn Co., latuntfd, 1',00!_o_n.t,13, ein,t, ...::
ModtlieO1310 fail to recognize the
seiiousneor of • a bad back.
The stitches, twiteheS, and twinges
are bad enough, and Canso great suf-
fering, but bac1 of, the .baeltaelie
and the 'cause cif .it all Is, the dia-
orderedttiditeys crying out a warn;
ing • through the. lack. ,• ,
pain in the back is the iddneys
cry for help. 0o .to their assistatiee. •
Get a box Of Dean's .Kidney Pills.
remedy for ,bantche and sick
kidneys. '
4(Doari!sf* aro put .1n
oblong, grey box with tor trade
iatittrpkv.. loVapie LcLeaf"vr
Rehm-substitutes. Get 4 41)0411,104 I°
P. lkiiibora co:, 'Oat,
Magic's Orang Btscuifs
ORP srlteriliour 4 *ppm dlortenhof'
4 teasboonillefogic 3 c4 re.10's
Eakkg Pouder 0. 1. Aspsarano rind
" 1 egg
2 Asko, migigr • hop tioitAt
Sat dry ingredients together. Cut in
shortening until well mixed. Add rai-
sin d and orange rind. Beat egg slightly
in measuring cup and add milk to make
.,4.ecup. Add to first mixture. Roll out
about 1.f-inalt thickrtut with floured
biscuit cutter; Place. On greased pan.
Dalwin hdt oven (4/5°P...) about 12
minutes. hisdres 1.4;
Your guarantee of Successful PALICtr,c_g