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Du11f- aching pains is the back,
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Engines, Motor. aid Wind-
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Goodyear Belts in all'stand-
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1 _ fa4w quipment and
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CAPACITY
OF TEAM
Tests made at the Centrfal Experi-
mental Farm, Ottawa, show that a
horse can pull 10 to 12 per cent. of its
weight and travel twenty miles a 'day
without undue fatigue. A suitable
load for a 8,000-1b, team Is 300 to 860
lb.; for three horses 450 to 540' lb.;
and for four horses, 600, to 720 ib. A
team can pull tip'to 85 per cent. of their
weight for ,a few feet.
Evitn�
B1smns
by
v The other day 1 hod an 'in-
teresting conversation with a
piano tuner who was- work_
ing in my home.
Although I had always
thought ' his profession a
rather. monotonous one, I was
soon to change my, mind. For
he talked so engagingly about
his work, the construction of
the instrument and other re-
Iated matters, that 'I found
myseff becoming • genuinely
interested.
But what fascinated me
'most was his great enthusi-
asm for his work. \.
This attitude towards one's
job is greatly to be desired.
Enthusiasm has a magic,
warming effect on all of us,
° And 'in a worker—be he sales,-
man or carpenter, butcher or
hook -keeper -it win`s adniira
tion and co-operation from
employers, customers' and and all
others with whom he comes
in cumacf,•
So, espedlially to younger
men, I wo Id say R'ega'rdless
of whatever headaches and
disappointments your ,world
may' bring, keep on being
enthusiastic
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Millions of o*ners and bene-
ficiaries of life insurance Poi*"
icies
icies enthusiastically endorse.
this form ~ of investment for
security. Agents of the life
insurance companies in Can-
ada, too, are enthusiastic
about their work because it'
renders a valuable service.
W.241
•
an ConJio1sten
old Their AnnuaiBanquet
The annual 4ahquet of the Hums°
MANY Golgi I' 1,TL" D
TO •MIDD TON'S • / G..TCH
Con ;+,ty Holstein Breeders' ,OW) was
held on .Thursday last IA the Ontario
street Incited church, Clinton. Wise
chairman • was Win. Sparks; Bay1Ielaill
president of the Club, and the guest
speaker . was Watson.or
P tar, editor of
The Far er's4clvocate, London. 11.
Porter spoke on' is' recent- trip is
Europe, co paring present and pre-
war faroa conditions there. Mr. Porti
was introduced by L. G. s, rown, eagrA-
cultural representative for Huron.
J. E. Terry, Western Ontario field,
man for the ;t' olstein Association, pro
seated a premier exhibitor banner to
W. H, Clutton & Sons, Goderich. This
bannerwas donated by the Club and
was won at the , annual Black and
White Day held` in connection with the
Blyth Fall Fair. This is the second
year in succession that this banner has
been won by Mr. Clutton. Mr. Terry
also complimented the Club on its
year's . work.
Others who spoke briefly were N. R.
Martin, St. Thomas, and Cecil J. lack -
ham, Stratford, directors of the Hol-
stein -Friesian Association of Canada.
Special prizes were presented to Ross
Marshall, Sirkton, for the three best,
uddered females' and the grand champ-
ion female and to Leonard Leeming
& Son, Walton, for the grand champion
.pale at the county Black and White
Show.
'rhe gathering of 150 was welcomed
by Mayor Andrew McMurray of Clin-
ton, Rosa Marshall, Kirktop, thanked
the guest speaker and Allen Betties,
Bayfield, Voiced the appreciation of
the., gathering to the ladles of the
church for the excellent banquet ,pro-
vided by them. Musical entertainment
was provided by the Moorefield United
church orchestra.
GLENANNAN TEACHER
CASE AT AN END
•
WINGI3AM, ' Oct. 24.—No further
action, it is reliably reported, • is likely
to •be taken by police .in the case of
Miss Mabelle Dunkin, twenty -year-old
Glenannan school teacher who disap-
peared for twenty-four hours early
this -Week. Miss Dunkin returned tb
her 'home late -Tuesday night,''and ':told'
her parents, Mr. and _Mrs. •Chester
Dunkin, that she had come to con-
sciousness that day in a • ditch near
Harriston, twenty-two miles from her
home, and had walked all the way
home along the railway tracks. 1,
- Miss Dunkin arrived home While
search' parties of police and neighbors
were combing the couhtryside. A
bump on the head and scratches on
the arra were the only marks which
could help explain whit happened, be-
tween her disappearance' late Monday
night from her home, and her return •
to awareness on. Tuesday.
As a result of police investigation',
it is believed, it- has been established
that Miss Dunkin had been carrying on
her teaching dtfties under the stress of
illness for several days before her
disappearance. • It was her first re;
sponsibility as teacher after her gradu-
ation from Stratford Normal School
in the spring of. this year, and she is
known to have been conscientious and
'anxious' about her work. It is be-
lieved that under the double pressure
of illness and 'werry sl a became the
victim of a temporary amnesia,: and
that when she left the house 'Monday
.n ght to go to an . outbuilding behind
the housez-she kept on walking until
fatigue drugged her• to sleep.
No further developments In the case
are expected from police investigators.
Advertising in The Signal -Star pays
dividends.
IF
You worry about your present
or future security,
Phone Carlow 1706 or write . •
B. R. ROBINSON
Monarch Life Assurance repre-
sentativreAR. 4, Goderich.
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Jia chaareh, Mi?idieton, :ob.
it
served lits seventy-fifth . an r, igerstary soca
Sunday, 'October 19th, with harvest
thanksgiving services. The newly
decorated church, ade still Tore at-
tractive with Sowers, &ruits and vege-
tables of the season, held large con
grogations morning and evening. The
morning .service was conducted by Mr.
Lake, student in charge of the parish,
and several; beautiful gifts were pre-
sented to the churc i. These included
A gold cross, presented by Rev. F.
and Mrs. Paull bread paten, presented
by Mr. a and •Mrs. FrankSmith in honor
of her parents, Mr. And Mrs. Hutch-
ings; altar desk, presented by the Ell-
wood family in loving memory of their
parents, Mr, and Mrs.. Thomas Ell -
weed ; dower vase, presented by, Mrs.
William Wise and family in loving
memo*. of William Wise; flower vase,
presented by Margaret H. Middleton
in loving memory of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Middleton ;
candlesticks and tapers, presented by
3Xi ..an€i Mrs. Ted aliddleton im memo y
of the pioneers, who. ht?e. t the 4t 1w ;
altar cls th and calors# by trnhoc4r-3a p
xerotes by the W.A. uZ St. „
Archdeacon W. 4. Townal lend of 40lu-
don, who was, baptised iti qtr J'ames'
chaarell, °preached in the a, or Dia. and
Ret,$: F. IL Paull :of Listowel, a former
rector.Of the pari$la,,, at Om evening
service.
S 1
eci i,;
a us. c was
re e •
p �. dem t each
e
d a
service. Many for er auearaber$ of,,the
congreg€atlon . wore present to tape p;arzt
in the observance of tlfe seventy-fifth
anniversary. • 4•
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ST. HELENS
Rel Cross Pins •Presented. -..A pleas-
ant afternoon was spent at the Com-
munity Hall on Thursday, evhen ladies
of the • community gathered. to rece,ive
Red Cross pins in recognition. of work
done during the war years. Mrs. W.
A. Miller, convener: of Red t ressr work
for the Women's Institute, presided
for a pfogram consisting of community
singing, choruses by 'pupils, from • St.
Helens school, a solo by Mrs. F. W.
Rice• and piano bolos by Miss Doris
Taylor and Mrs, W. Rutherford. Mrs.
Hornell .of Lucknow presented pins to
the girls of St. llelens school as: called
by Mrs. McQuillan, and to the St. Helens
group called by Mrs. W. A. Miller.
M'rs. George read the names of those
lw/i0 , worl' ,i whI ' 41tegroes». ora tai~
Otic,,. Mrs. Chester Taylor those oh, as
1Qkh east alb' lilt's. kErnest�b
eaunt
. $n the.00th west and the' �h Over
odes were given -.rut, atter widish
a pleasant aoeial hear was spent and
afternoon' tea" Wa8 served, ,
AISIU VIIO,NME 'T
Vesplte the most, broad -..landed
tentions, there, erare t~ arm
eut s when tt.:is
difficult net to agree with the dear 014
lady who, asked her opinion •'of . the
United Nations conference, replied: I
things it is a very goed idea; but it
is a pity they have so and/ay' foreigners
in it."
Wo riry , Often Causes.
Loss Of Sleep
-
Worry is probably the post comnioan cause of
restlessness. Anxieties and fears, worries over finan-
cial and other Matters, all take their toll of hours
of restful sleep,
Such a eonditiou may eventually result.uruerv. °
ousness and irritability, loss of appetite or fatigue.
If you suffer from a nervous condition or re8tleaSuess, why not
Milburn's Health and Nerve Pillst Over the past fifty years, thoual�aiir
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o Ask your druggist .for Milburn's "Health and Ne;
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