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Post Onlee Drawer 671.
THURSDAY, DECEMI3ER Oth 1935
ON THE 'ROM)
The average travelling _salesman of the old school
will tell -you today, "The om- Grey -Mare is -not what she
vied to be," or in ether words, Times and conditions on
the road have ehanged. ,
Thiee dollars' st night for a bed; *140 for a meal; and
another dollar nightly for car 'storage is something that
can be talked abent by the average old timer, and whets
they compare conditions a today with those of yester-
it all appears *Ahearn.
Members of the O. M. /. T. (Out Monday, In Thurs.
41V) are new_extine,kand 'a new generation of younger
ellirexpenSsvi-rs *slilesmestr-ilteirt e xh-friirtiTies, Mit
to work 4 days a week, but six and report in detail
about ,each pall they make daily, which is written after
their day's work is done, ,
The bottotil has fallen out of the good times for the
travelling -salesman. In the old 'days of $1.00 tips and
25c *cigars, the salesmanernJoyed the life of Riley. Busi-
ness was good,,MOney was plentiful, a fat salary check
assured weekly and the swindle sheet was never ques-
tioned. Those Were the happy days, but they have gone
forever.
Today the average salesman works on d`commission
basis, the firm not, paying his salary or expenses,
therefore- he is not .stopping at the .00 per `night
hotels; the ofte-doilar meal is now a. 25e lunch; and
Ins -gear -is not etrjoying a $1.00-- heat,ed'storage, but a
cold bed on an open.air parking lot
The happy-ge-lucky buyer of yesterday is the seri.
ous minded business man of today.. Three thousand
dol -
Jar orders of 20 years ago, are now replaced with ordars
of one hundred dolbars and less today. Conditions have
chaniked,,,Amd. theamvelling „salesmen la the one. who
'mows best*:
• DESTRUCTIVE AND DISCOURAGING
*Some attention Will have to be given to municipal
affairs' in a -Majority of Ontario municipalities, within
the or4-1,---Vwee ea -tuna -le I -service in munieW
• piiltinincile; *loot not bring the prestige it deserves
Many
ss Many men hold aloof - from civic affairs; knowing full,
well their best intentions will often be Misunderstood
fm,4 eendenined. it the criticisms to which they are
etubjeCted; Were regir e9ptruetive, they woad have ,no"
reaeim to complain, but the iverige. critic has tothtne
better to offer, and his l'ault findingis-therefore only, i
oustruogye and diaVOUratingt
lainte Men, by fait1101 and diligent stewardship, have.
V)1,- only enchanted the esteem in Whieli they were held,
sa Private citizens, but have added dignity to the offices
they occupied; if such men can "be induced to aetePti!le
reaponsibilkiu for further, terme,_they_shool
means be,returnoei. • , • .
Locally the year 1035 has been i*.disturhinr One for
the_1441or44 ivotoLemot.V4t7t0,1taikallioll-0_0:04.-.
but it is hoPad anek eooditions will never, occur
again. tech Member has doubtless exercised hiebeat
-
t and no mart vOuld do more,
should
'when no
intors -11ews*UseOrd is1,4 Whytheir townbali
rung t el tui isoven eoloot in the Morning;
person goes 10 Work at those hours. ,bleho,
WiiaU Csun.dist.
ge along 1.4 16 member* In Ita liouse of
Vineda heat 245 members
euse arid � in e tYpper, Th inference
uible to PnY his
taxes, took 10O of itis brl.ks an4 lelt thent *tit- the
*5*Tax ColIeetor p.yntent on Sweet*. Whit WoUld.',Tirot
Coilector y do, say, or think, if mile Witness
• left * load: Of .ite prodoets on his
L
What*‘4, „
world is in *a Japan tnakeli,64ther
encroachmentsOlt° China; guso tbreateningPilinsi'*00
border,fhe southern rebellion raging in Brazil, apt thi,
Wilms *Otte wit ikgeinatthe Ethiopians, That Vette
vouchsafed to Men of good -will, will not apply to count -
lea hordes during the coining Christmas season.
If the names of the strftsts in Ooderieh could he
played en On eornerlontiaing4 ttostg or trees, in addition to -
those now in the tiMellt, walks,it would 1* a convert. '
-fence fo shatgere. The east with which people get lost
n 'Oecittich, .owing to its Circles, is One of itsoarms„
but with snow' on the walks there, is no means of ideoti.
Wog the streets, with few exceptioorix,
4,
rean's services to community 1g the tritolon
Mar to $o4te bis rititenehipt -Croft is-
Utl.d' to prouder pl*te. While in Go4lerieb, her geeing
bows an *dive work* in ierfty organisation that
or htg Meet, the water* 01 the ct1ean *en of his
Are on *00614 and G.4.44411toit wftl look forwera
the *ion he ean atop out of the railway JIM*
t*tiirrit it* titer iv** *Mt* Stirtlog -bls?ten Ykre
**a* kit woo toipoltsion tot i0011,
0.4ta
mr. In -coterie there ere ‘lenty,o 'f0pile and siso to)
. manY Le*VhB� 11 * !uniform decerSesalary rite could•
be, ettabliehed ler the 2. provineess; it Would pr4vent'
' teaChers, .offersig their service e ,for anytising °the Beerda
will De
The 'Star adds its wheltehearted en4Orsation to th
OpiniOns ortuo speakers .14 the :banquet he,l4 for $,
Croft,. On rridaY evening, Our' aequaintance with
him cites-ale:I only overa few.. MenthS, but his Visit to
this 001,0,, ehortlY ef,ter'istr .strrival, convin$04.13$ 1e 1w$
* man with a Magnetism that people want to knew
bins, .We can 'readily underatand why SOPerintendent,
Piggott,' should consetivt such a .man as gt; s. P.
Croft for his own diVision,' 4oth, are tohe congratulat-
ed, SisPerinteridept Piggott on his • foremight, and Mr.,
Croft., on his enlarged opporismity for advancement,
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Another giant chimney is deeorating the sky.line
tkplerieb, a new one at the Gederich 'Salt 'Corniany's,'
Plant, And that Chimney is only the initial evidence of
further expansion at this company's wOrks. The pre
-
*nice of two salt companies' in this town, with their
I long and active pay rolls, means it great deal to the in-
dustrial life of the eommunity,. Boats,itrains and trucks
• are required to transport not only their products, but
the supplies and materials- required in their production.
The extension of the Goderich Salt Company's plant is
of vital and direct interest to every resident of the town
and their' building operations will be watched with in-
terest by the ratepayers.
'Streamline trains, . streamline cars, streamline dres-
ea and streamline hair cuts are more or less everyday
sights, particularly in the larger cities. The latest
streamliner asking for recognition is the turkey. Smal-
ler bodies and shorter legs are . wanted, and already
American breeders are trying to meet the demand.
Some day -there may be a demand fora turkey that will
divide itself into the required parts when it makes its
final .appearance_enAbk, dinner_table,_At this sea-
son, a bird of that advanced proportions or intellect,
would' be of more practical use than the proposed
streamliner.
iThe frequency with which the expression "it would be
good -6r Goderich" is heard, shows the presence of a
civic pride that is commendable. That thought seems to
be uppermost in the minds of the mem*s of the coun-
cil, as well as other municipal bodies and- voluntary or-
ganizations. The expression is heard so often, and under
so many different circumstances, that the most skeptical
Must realize the existence of a vigorious civic spirit,
based on eivic pride and ambition. At the present time,
when conditions are said to be on the 'upward trend,
concerted action Ts needed to revive one r two former
ihdtistiTes. It is understood negotiations are under way
in that direction. Every citizen will hope they will be
successful. •
The fuel question comes back every year with the
cold weather, and is never any nearer a satisfactory so-
lution' than it wasithepreViOns year. It u pretably the
most serious problem the average householder has to
'consider, and it will likely get worse as the future dis-
closes how near exhaustion wood is beeonting in Ontario.
The peat bogs in Ireland, furnish heat of some sort, for
the s eller housesin thatseantry, but CanadiaiL-pea
f.f3efris to lack s'orne,' ingredient that the Irish commodity
possesses. Perhapsethis"..country'S peat is ineapable of
throwing out heat in 'suflicent volume to .cOunteract the
low tensperatuos of the Canadian winters, and has con-
sequently been rejected. Substantial SUMs have been
spent by individuals, corporations and .governments in
ati'ladat to obtain perfect peat adapted to this climate,
a
but in no instance -has the result been . satisfactory.
Peat bogs: at Alfred, in the Montreal. --,Ottawa district
.
and at Bradford, 40 mile north Of Toronto, have been
experimented with' on several oceasionsi but without
suceess. 'While other countries are getting results front
pent, it seems Strang, that -Canada Carina' get this
"Inard.tinsubsttheLmarket
01110 PAPERS' ,OPINIONE
ing Too Far. The Ilanner,..13rown City,. Mich)
4elenit *outset*, has had 1604 earthquake shocks since
October 18
Vepeisdie; (Montreal Star) Few. arts, have made
greater progresain thiscentury than that of the isur.
gotett it le within the merapri *of the - older
pneritioni when * visit to- a dentist was regarded for -
weeks' *heed with'tearfnl aPPreliension and was often,
-PrOdttetlett_of stry_realagony,„, .The_dentist,in-fstetrwas
regarded as an unavoidable enemy; to be ,encountered
-only AS a last resort'.
Compare that attitude with the prevailing:idea of
that„ their dentlit is their friend just, atrnizelt, as their
4Oefei; *i*ert
preservation of their health, an& should' be regarded With
equal tonfidence and frinktess.
peciaI attention is given to-atild'sdentistry, 40 It is
recognized that a much fuller knowledge of what teeth
mean in childhood will be invaluable to yoting mothers,
trod. to ,otiters who hare the care of children. Modern
researc), for losoce, has completely revolutionised fh
old ideas about 4 YOUng &Wel teeth behrt rehrlivelV
uniMportant.° Proper in'StrtsctiOn A* to the care , of`
thildre0 teeth has led to a vastly improved measure of
health among the young folk,
Xoesn' Look Good. (The Barrie P,Ximiner)-.Mein.
beza of the *Wind ItoaN of Vocation he declined to.
necog PO for their strilCos. "Ite, It I. Thompson* one
1 'tile trustees, wheo, the matter Was up' for consider*.'
tion, 50411 °These are (‘,1fts,t, when men thould serve oot'
of public .spiritedoess„ and not for nioneY they' get out
of it. It ig strange th*t who tin*, were good, 4104 were
wifling te serve fo'r; nothing„ and now that the town is
100- V., ihtY-10114 tatt P*W% 4114 s- the Way it
looks to an outsider, In tootit .04 ether towns of the
tountry- whkh- hote potitt- their ***school trugttectr-
utititieg oMmissionera niehil*rs of the ToWil
Silo With the exception of the rotayori tervewithoot re
moneratiOni but inMidland; whichltika 10 dealt 00 its
bonds, merol*ps Of the. Town. Council have been veld, on.
the'1**1,* $15,00 a meetortbep*foue�r**54
tbe':6114tO-litiltiiii fOo: tbe
voitelet * ,b3r4W10 proirlae them with * honot*ritun
01 *100per mother *I141 #00 tor tho*theirmaug, spe
Sklik under lialland's tire***
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(Continued from page' 1) 014fisilnir 41g.ani-71)ethliregretted4bta bywire that
Superintendent. MCICeoagh of ,4trat- he could not attend the banquet and
ford also landed gig. crows rfiffrolitling; asked that Mr. -Pisaaes -1yreakins Shetad
:he had been sefth the a N, tor, 32 sing "that our ctsog of Mine," whlch
Yeare, as telegraph operator and 'travel- was .done
. w• ith ar vim*.
ling freight agent before being sent to. aint v• olleetivetr or : Separately
Duritaan arid Oederich, lre %115 11°w! AllAYor-,g, UtOtwan, before pre-
. dstone bag
voulg.• te- a uses oivisAors, a tertain S1321senting Cron Wlal
U. that the *Metals appreciated his worth. ,,..;%nd a beeviers kit „bag. itated, they were
.not accompanied by an erebmedJed
ea se en—b—aSs-Ze-arsrfrionai: lie
recalled the last time thetown had
spent money for embossing •an address.
Supt. meReough had no hesitation in
mmertding_Mz..,Jacksorrzto_thr-b
ness people of doderielis
Mr. T. Wrenwiek, Mr, AI 8. Munro
and Mr. p. Broad. all of Stratford, also
paid f It was when...a delegation bad gone te
tributes V the gueet othe
Ing. - •
Rev. A. C. 'Calder hadn't known Mr.
Croft very long but what he did know
of him was to his credit, extept his golf.
even -
Mr. Calder referred to some of his ex-
. 0 awe to siritervie* Hen. IViifeKerige
Xing. They were introduced by Hon.
James lVfalsolm, who also had a delega-
tion with, him from; itineardfne. • Both
towns Wanted something, the Goderich
delegates asking-, for harbor improves
periences in the Ontario Legislature !milts and got them. It .was on. that oo-
when Judge Costello, Mr. Chas. Robert_ casion Mr. Maleolm declared "those
son. and he were Members .at the sa.me ooderich men would hang conectivey
time, at which time there was no man or separately but they would stick tos
on either side More respected; than Mr. 'gether until they got .w,hat hey want -
Robertson. As to Mr!' Croft, eontinued ed.,, _His Worship added it was that
therector of the Croderich Anglican MAW of action that enabled Ooderich to
chiirch, if he is is esteenied in Brantford .„ir,,,,.. ,,, „,.__.,,,._ ,.., ,..._.
as he- is in OOderiell. bib let -Will be very s'''''..7' ""- 1" -*-'11''''',Y."' ."."' S
deligissUul. Mr, Calder. '4;19P1,Pleted' his, sA. Man_of Part%
remarks by reading the f011ewing, the
first letter of' ea.cii line being those of Referring t� Mr. Croft, the mayor said
Mr. Croft's name.
, he was a man of parts, and Versatile.
,
Christ be thy captain and defender true; ready at all times to help any person or
Right be thy cause. as- it is His cause
too;.
Onward thy aim, though oft times sorely
tried;
Priendiliirr thy treasure, thoUgh elehes
be denied.
'Ittist„-and ,thy soul shall find all need
supplied.
organizations •'His promotion was Well
deserved end knew Mr: Croft woeld
carry with him the best wishes of the
whole town. lif they had wanted to get
all his friends together, the Court -House
park would have been 'required. '
His Worship then presented Mr. Croft
with the two gifts "from the manufac-
turers and industrial plants, the Lions'
Tants by oeverner ,. club, ' the town council. his fishing,
Mr. T R.._ Itteynolcs,:--governor--of -,th)x111411_4, golfing and other-Ooderieh
Ti
,,antrwt_sivetatit...-tior,-..a_ratrout lends-as-reminders-„of-the_goos_ttmes.
COMPoSed er Mr. CrOtt, Mr. we have had together," adding
Parsons, Mr.
Praiser and ibboatIl. had .egoyed many ibiL.444.fiess and ,keep
oo e64,,, shlo,
Their experituces from ,the foto of tile eoncluded Mayor ac an, amid. ap-
pests, the Governor retailed some Of '"Ta'"-ASSII: -G9dthe
fine games together and regretted that
Mr. croft's remeval weadd break Up the uixra,..'„Irgxr:-.4- '
Now and for evermore."
cembination. To .the enioYMent of the
"Tha.t is the wish of all your friends,"
hill *hen a back lo the land movemtnt Pla'use• .
„Wass diseUrssed, ' . .,
- • 'Good Wishes -Appreciated .
-
Ali were True Mr. Croft espresied his appreciation
Judge Costello was not yet a Goderieh o1. the many kind things said during the
old boy, having 'been here only four pr evening. He eicknoWledged Superintens
live years. ., He was consequently not as dent Piggott's interest in himself and
Intimate with Or. Croft as' some of his
.older friends, Out he knew enough about
the guest of the evening to know° that
overdrawn. He
erteTimitt"statements tenthe time
hitavvier:
tame for him to leave Ciotlerieh, which
he trusted would not be until he was Lee, Mr, Chas. Wurtele, mr, Chas. and
Carried away. that PeOPle could say the Mr. Prank Saunders. the Good Road.
sameand'as deservedly Wait "blre, as mr.,*thiriery co; ft?, tioderieb Manufac:
they had Omit Mr. crott. The first turirtg Co., the Coderich Planing .lvtills,
time - hi mit Mr, >Croft he formed a Neil the toal and the oit men, the merchants
opinion "Of him and that opinion had and other business men. As A member
never changed. ' lie. beard Rev...1:). J. of the town cotmcil for two years he was
Lane's remarks about his long acquaint? Indebted to Mayor macEsvan and , tile
i_
ance With. Mr; CreXt, ML
Mit he didn't knew town ,clerk, Mr. L. .- Knox, for invalu.
that they Were trite, because be hadseen able s-ssistiusee. He and Mr. Thos.
those °tWe Men shaking bands as they' Millen -tit the C.P.R. had got to know'
cable In and lie believed they were Just each other and were the beet of friends.
i
being introduced. ..tadge 'Costello, how:. Though both were after all the business
ever. ,a0Preeiated the heart aeheg of they could get for their respective roads.
these. who had known Mr. Croft, intnn-"i he had never known Jklr. Cerinon do .an
atelf:Tancr lair Plitee - In Iliar -eaten ittitife-act.-oi- tOrii. -I Sheri Ciiiiiiii16 get
would bet.illtkareeir towastill, glad to tee Mr.
business. They had therefore' become
The
Matta; Robertson' back among his
Gederleb Itiends, and asserted that no,
roleinberr. trritlif:ltn4T /*borer rumor;
iitittoire ,rothei4 i5trrieth%ds4pImittbuewintesteimmiorifs,,
0.mrliitxt,rrtson: diti Witi)e they Were in
thi
. getvrtieg to the guest of the evening
_ __,
the " 'eonunlied. Ur, crixD *toned a 140 -Con some future (=Aston. ' The
to belong to WOO, ing but the /Amite' thairitaii thanked Miss Connell; Mr.
Aiti and the ,,ign of Columbus and
if hcatayed hers kink enough lie might
Join both ,ot. them '
On behalf of his oorre family- and
eORY nnitik wentith,and.thild ht °ode -
rich. *fudge- Costello wished him every
.1)
thanked him for his latest promotion,
He bad enjoyed his ten years in ,Ciode-
rich, 'where be had receivedthe to.op-
eration of the naruntfactures and shins
PerS. Ws associations with
Parsons, mr. 3. W. Praser, Mr. a C.
and remained the best of friends.
,While lie regretted. leaving 'iaoderich.
toolcr:notrefue. ,thepromptien to
srantford, but he itiouitTnerier*forgitthi
friends be Was Ieaving behind.
- tne, Iyareor*,-. the chairman; - Stated
that 'Hen. Devid Cron. „Minister of Wel-
&reit bad been 'unable .to attend the
gathering but promised to pay. Ooderleh
Charles IVitakine and Mis Prank Isiley,
for their generous contributions to the
program. '
.fir'Nelson Hill WAS the secretary,
who looked atter the :natty details in
tonneetion with the gathering.
...v. • rpm
ABERDEEN ANOUS IN ORAND,CHAP41011,
aal af,
4.6.0
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tiers "to the Editor
s
'illaertien of letters does not
necegiverily mean, we endorse the
opinion ,of the writers, .but We
,cOme lettere' on matters of publio in
terest.--Ed).',
a
TOWN WOOD. PILE
,Ctoderieh, WO. soth,, 1904,
The Ooderich Star,
. Dear 441tor,I-,-,While reading a certain
local newspaper, ,f was Surprised to see a
recommendation 0 the taxpayers and
householders. to refrain .froM giving men
who. are out of work a meal, or'beoct-out
of something to eat, no doubt ledging is
ineluded. If they are in the town. they
are to be referred to the town weed, pile
to earn their meall or lodging,
t artia Suit wondering if those same ad -
veep,* were ever ,dowrt and out or if
they .were born with a .silver spoors
Adindsalso1 should be pleased to know if
.1
they, give donatione to their chinclie.s for
,.„ _
".foreign renel" or if it is to advertise
their own Soscalled Christianity, T am
surPrised, and *think this form of relief,
has been suggested.. Why not leave it
to the 'generosity and good will of the
ta* ,I3eYera
, -Many a t goad respectable' young man
has been, alsd others. will be, out of work
and funds and appreciated geod honest
1 help. it seems to me, we could stand
more goad honest ehristianity_ and true
samaritans with harmless disvisaand-Out
/mile -Men and women_too._ s
is there a "nigger" in the wood *pile or
is there serneone who is quite able) to
pay, getting free wood both sawn and
split, "sitting ,pretty." .
The writer would be glad to • hear
comments from others of an unselfish
nature.
Thanking you. ,Mr. Editor, for space,
I remain.
A TAXPAYER.
s
• Oh. 1030
pal El *eking •• for,
the '19 p -partment of
lasbor w
eh rote.regard'
ing the parnfeq O'ream of water
'rates against the ottage ,ind' Col-
borne apattments 0 the ;iisnee130ch,f,
anan estate. It wa referred to OW
solicitor and collector to take nee0a,.
Pixy proceedings to have the matter
settled Without further delay, and it
arrears are not paid, the service bee
cut off: ,
,A notice from Mr. Middleton of that
assignment of Mr: J. C. Carrie was,
referred to the treasurer and collec-
tor.
SEVEN MISTAKES IN LIFE"
1, The delusion that indl1 rof- '
=cement is made by eruS,g otbers
down.
2. The tendency to worry about
things that cannot be changed or eers,
reeted3. T.114.isting that a thing is ImPosSibile"„t
because we ourselves' cannot aceompitsit
It. *
4. 'Attempting to compel other per. -
sons to believe and live as we do.
5. Neglecting development and re-
finement .of the • mind ,ty-,not, ,gtoquiring
the habit of. reading fine literature. '
6. Refusing to set aside trivial pre-
ferences, in order that important things
may be accomplished.
7. The failure to establisia-sgrayabit
of saving' money.
^
Excellent for croupy Clilldren.-When
tt child IS suffering with troup it is a
good plan to use Dr. Thomas' Ecieetric
Oil It, reduces the inflammation and
loosens the phelgm giving speedy relief
to the little sufferer. It is equally rewse*,'
liable for sore throat and chest, earache
rheumatic pains, guts, bruises and
sprains. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil is
regarded by man Y thousands as an
dispensable of the 'family medicine chest.
PRQP-ERLY--TRIMMED-TRELS
WOULD IMPROVE RECEPTION
1, A letter from A. R. Clinchy, Radio
Inspector of. the Marine Department,
stating that radio reception in Gode-
rich_weuld be greatly improved if all
trees were properly trimmed so as
to clear all primary lines, was read
at a meeting of the Public Utilities
Commission on Thursqay. The mat-
ter was referred to the Superin-
tendent to have the primary lines
cleared. '
A number of applications for elec-
tric lighting services were passed at
this meeting. _
An' application from Mr. J. E.
Huckins for a five H. P. electric ser-
vice at the coal loading yard at the
dock, was passed.
Mr. A. -M. Robertson was appointed
to prepare the December 15th finan-
cial statedient at a remuneration of
05.
A letter from the H. E. P. C. of
Ontario-, regarding co-operative ad-
vertising, to stimulate the sale of
'Hydro lamps in hydro municipalities,
was fyled.,
A boiler inspection report on the
boiler at the waterworks plant as
II % 4•
orge-Dmans °claim
29th, was read and will be forwarded
to the Boiler Inspector 01 the Provin-
eiarl)epattin'ent of Labor.
liitter from the Ontario Munici-
J. W. CRAIGIE
rimiuf 71? nil Nee
DOMINION, PROVINCIAL
s. AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Phone 24
TFIE 0. F. CAREY CO.
Fire, Accident and motor Car
INSURANCE
Rep. The London Life Insuraeoe co.
Office:
Masonic- Temple, West St., Ooderich-
Phone 230 NELSON HILL, Mgr.
3. ft. Wheeler
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND --
EMBALMER
ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE
GODERICIL ONTARIO
All calls ntomptly attended Vs day
or night.
Phones Store 335:HousC 355.
IIEEVER'S SERVICE STATION
40 Hatantan St. itume „242w.
. FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
BATTERIES' TIRE CHAINS- . DEFROSTERS SPARK PLUGS
CAR HEATERS ANTI FREEZE ICIRFS TtIBEF
49 Our prices are thi lowest in town.
How about those Storm Sash you have been figuring on—
Better call 61 and let us send a man to get your measurements -
and quote you a priCe.
THE GODERICO .MANUFACTURING CO.;
' Phone 41
Angellsea St. -
ose-tainful ils—
• Au suffering
!ton! Rwho.....Mbati,ioser
_411!.•
how sick and "-
miserable they make you feel, and
the worst part IS that .fts iss
you nein to get rid of ono heather
crops up to take its &co*, seem-
ingilf 0147to tOlOng agony'
mistv.
Done are ceased by,„ bad blood,
bet when the bleed is :purified,
cleansed and vitalized by,11.13.11, •
the 'belle quickly disappetti„ your
miseryetetohatinisopseaveddi;yatoora hycousurh soutvna
becomes clean, smooth and free
from eruptions. just try bottln,
BURDOCK
LOO[)
=NM
DITTERS
I
011
a 1 Ooai
The mines report that up to the present there had
beeti vory little coal shipped and that they will not be able
-14rtake-care-ofthe. demand- Wliefilltolcniiiitherseli rn
Put in your coal NOW. no., not have an empty coal bin
when it is impossible to,get coal. ,We handle,
ThE PAMOts roottitus ALIIERTA. COAL.
DISCO, *lath isa vet, Peoilst (*TS et 6014 with
th.4111*,*101t est
cllE$TNUT *54 STOVE ANTHRACtIE COAL
'PA YOUR ORA
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