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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
Yam r n, h ra Y sit When a Cold
COLD
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�_"I WORRIED SfCK "takes hold"
lipays to know -
HOW TO RELIEVE DISTRESS FAST
THIS IMPROVED VICKS WAY
NOW you can relieve miser• and dis-
comturt of your children's colds .
with a -VaixtRub \Ltssage.:`
it's one successful way to ease
bronchial irritation and coughing, re-
liege muscular soleness and tightness,
help clear clogging mucus and make
breathing easier.
Results are so good with this MORE
nit,ROt'titt treatment tpertccted by
the Vick staff) because the valuable
rt,ultice-anti-vapor action of Vicks
VapoRub more effectively
Penetrates irritated air passages with
soothing medicinal vapors, inhaled
deeply with every breath.
Stimulates chest and bark like an
old-fashioned warming poultice or
plaster.
To get a "VapoRub Massage" with
all its benefits—massage VapoRub for
3 full minutes on IMPORTANT RIR-
AREA OF THE SAca: as well as on the
chest and throat—then spread a thick
layer of VapoRub on the chest and
coyer with a warned cloth. .And al.
)rays remember—to use genuine time -
tested VICES VAPORUS.
omssolmiligallaime
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1940
factory in Clinton, with dangerous
driing in the accident last „inter
tt hile members of the Clinton ho oke
:cam were ,heing driven to St
Thoma.. ones+ Frank I ingland, K.C.. was
a1gl,t ,etaeen the carr and his
to o ere :e\ers y crochet \lt
}in.tiaed appeared to court on
crutches the iury retired only a 't v
memtes and brought sack the re-
quested verdict of acquittal. ' there
et ,t a Citi! acts n 1 have n' com-
ment
rut -mutt to mike Von are th e-tt .zed.
ion may ,,cid 1 edge t o to to
t
Engagement -,
.td Mrs. .\. 1 F ergttson. �u•
anrinut e the engagement of
theirdaughter. Margaret Gertrude.
\t Ray \\'Breit tys,,i!1. son of
\V
Mr- and Mt', Wilson O'Neill of
r t - ithlll. The .,•, t will take..
1 quietly the .atter part of De-
cc
Stern ofSteamerMinch
Missing Say Divers-
\ i -eke o >i t 7 "r,In Me•
Mahan. Muskegon °ty ,t 1 1 n
\et that net It e.asthere
la gash in the forward Stat '11,wreck
wrecked Canadian freighter. .tore.; C
\f
inch. 1,1,1,k in Lake Michigan on
Ftt.w e' i the 1t k -i oe Nov.11.
Ism that the stern and about 1::y feet
of the after portion of rho hall are
missing. Marine experts not only be -
Here the MinCb and the freighter.
William t P crook. rented. but that
the missingsection of the Minch Will
be. count,' near the Payork, it it i
et located. Any bodies art, hellev•
ti in tate aft s 'Floe, of the Mirth
\ rewardof �1tt 1 hPPn offered for
recovery of bodies of the Minch and
P cork ws --Oollingwood Enter-
prise
nter
t r ise liul,etin
d
Acquitted In Accident Case—
'.,
mq':e.: the+::'y to Trina hi a ter lit -t
Oar on I n a..a ed etas defended 's
1'tejuela Nun" t young 1 .onto
lawyor. \ tr I-in.:laud in his e, Menet,.
said he r.c' a',token leg anti
r anions injuries he accident
out wh'e't the prosecution e .
t;.iratf arose. I: ha?ocned on ltr.ghaay
N,. 4. ,a, nt+, .,:,'i ,f t,:int:,n.
tU:,on: 3 o''ie'e ”: In the afternoon of
\l arch daring t, a tam., storm
\Ir. F i.. in,i to .tied that '.e a•td
t other i u:ton rust had peen, e:-
.t.i.e,t :.' transport '1\' !motor the
l•toil is vent e ha:kt' ,Cant. with
.. 't q.L mitt ., t. .o a. lito:11.1s f,r an
nm,orta:r• 0 H. A. .nlavdoan game
'tar city. 1lto.tet'icr there aerE
sevsm 11107C i ,t tilt 11 tOr
,Crede o.md St. Thomas.
eras.
Former Reeve of Exeter
Is Mayor of London—
'. \\. ' 11t,11.,., a r
hSt t lie a \l., tie
-Move, • i- -.. e t)of 11.ondmil.
.e ..,1 ..y of ..1'r"
?r, ret .,:a:. E. l
teuy
or
over Itoth. \ir. 11 to..
Centralia, and former resident of
Exeter, was taken to hospital in Lon-
don, suffering from a compound frac-
ture of the right leg and !lead in-
juries. Harold and a fellow worker
tumbled about 1$ feet off the roof or
a building now under construction at
the site of the army truck. asembly
plant In London. The two men were
working on the root. and shifting
their position to another scantling
they discovered that it had not been
nailed to the roof and both -men slit}
to the ground. One of the fractured
bones in Mr. I•`lyuu's leg went
through the knee cap as he landed on
his feet. He will be in hospital for
some time.
Plans Ready for Exeter Bridge—
It is understood that plans and
specifications are nope' ready for the
new bridge In Exeter to replace the
one one that collapsed early on the
morning of November :Ind. and that
tenders are being called foe• shortly.
It is quite possible that a temporary
bridge will be erected to take care of
the irafflr.
;.•t if\t ter . :MS`1 1t 1 \
Compound Fracture—
Mr. Harold Flynn. aged abort t'.
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Ftyn, of
DISTRIBUTING DIRECTORY
HERE THIS WEEK
An inn,nortant .h.utge has ",ten
made in the new Bell Telephone dir-
e. t.T, y .or. Stratford. St 4. _ -'t. anti
:laity, over over 10000 copes of which
are h er e t delitered 't +et,- t)f
hook.these 1_'¼¼'.it+; tl
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long disttnce razes to
o:1:- ..,.1:1 .. l_ t .ei n:,^iy
<a''.e i contained. in :11; t•ha iutr.>,l.tC:-
;irree of the classified directory,
con:ain. Inindreds
an.? an. in the
l. , y .tlonr. the in, -
..,m auto ,yf ft, Jy.ttn .:,e o. 1
;,ncl carefuliy t ort at inn the
new ones before placing calls is ob-
vious, if .the "wrong nnmher" n;1is-
ance is to he avoided. -
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maximum resistance to "trouble" of any
sort. When trouble does occur. we aim to make
repairs before your service is affected.
Sixty years of telephone research and operation
add up to a great deal of specialized experience.
Telephone engineers can now anticipate with
greater accuracy the causes leading to trouble.
They don't wait for Rear and tear. or an emer-
gency to announce itself; they attack it before it
interferes! This activity is called "preventive
maintenance" — and telephone people are very
proud of it.
The cumulative effect of preventive maintenance,
plus improved design, reduced troubles per tele-
phone by 4'3 per cent in the period 1926 to 1929
and this improvement continues. Since then
"t.t"uble" once in 8 months per telephone has been
reduced to an average of one trouble in 1-i
months! Performance ar peal: efficiency is de-
manded — and as far as is humanly possible, is
de:ivered to every user of telephone service.
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