HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1923-11-01, Page 5,'I IJESDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1923.
Dress Footwear
The Season of Social Functions is with us again and every tw r
We''
"who goes" will be wanting something very, eltoice in. Dress
We've
ve chosen the best that money and experience couldsecure
and now have a showing of FOOTWEAR ELEGANCE.
There ate dainty one ptrap slippers and sandals in Patent, Kid
and Satin, shade as well as Bamboo,
Suede sli ers in the new Log Cabin
Grey Black
and Black Suede:. Some of the Patents are trimmed with Black
Suede and Grey Suede withnew cut-out effects.
All have the comeis or
correct heels for evening wear—the.full Loins
the Baby Louis,
1Vfoderately priced at
4 463 5.00
May we short you?
5.50 . 0
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Aliso Janet Chesney, R.N., of Cleve
land, is a visitor at the home of het'
Parents, iMr. and Mlrs, P.• M. Chesney:
Mrs. McDougall, who has been
spending several weeks al•the Queen's
the guest of Miss Birdie Stephens, re-
turned ibis week to Toronto.
\tr, and :Mrs, J.0.. Best are moving
into the cottage 00 Goderich street,
purchased last; spring from ivir. Robs,
Smith, of Chealey.
Mr. Garnet Sillery, of London Nor-
mal school, spent. the week -end with
his mother, Mrs, George Sillery.
Mr. and Mrs, John Beattie were in
Pi•ucefielil visiting friends,
Hiss Herdman, of India, 'gave 0
most interesting, talk to the children
of the •k'resbyteriau Sunday school on
Sunday afternoon,
Dr. Idechely-was a visitor in Sarnia.
Air. Ross IeGou;glc recently un-
.. ,Iry scut all operation for appendicitis
at thc Staiorth hospital.
Mrs. Ross, who lias retuned frc?m
a trip io rile \\'est is rt;iti)ig her aunt,
Mts. T. Swan Smith.
Dr. Larkin occupied the pulpit r 1
Knox Presbyterian church. Stratford,
on Sunday,
-Mrs. John Jackson, of Lethbridge,
Alberta, was a visitor at the Monte of
Miss Jackson,
\lrs.,C curse and daughter Miss
\ltnnie,.who have been spending sev-
eral months yvith her mother, Mrs.
AtIct;puigle, and other relatives, leave
tdii week for their !tome in McGregor,
Manitoba.
Mr. and Mrs, 11 Williams,of Strat-
ford,. spent Sunday with Mrs. S.
Loyd
air. and Mrs. Robert Jackson have
returned from Toronto:
31rs. Tough, of Prucetielyd. is the
guest of Mrs. 1.. Sparks.
Mrs. \\'t11ian1 1 arnochan Tucker -
smith, is visiting Mrs. John Cameron.'
Hiss t.owan has returned from vis-
iting relators in.\fingham.
31 r.Arnold, of London, is spending
t few days in town.
Miss \label Cameron is visiting
friends in Toronto.
Miss Belle Smith is spending a few
clays in Stratford,
On Nov 11th, being Armistice Day,
there will be a special service in St.
'Phomas church in the evening for the
\Var Veterans, who are cordially in-
vited
t• In the n
to bepresent. g
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there will he a Thanksgiving service.
The uta heating plant for St.
Thomas church has arrived and will
be installed by next Sunday.
Peter has
i It
l:cliv T
udtensm t ,
Mr.
been confined to his home through
illness for several weeks.
Messrs Andrew Houston and Mr.
Alpert Alexander, 'l'uckersutith, are
is Goderich. acting as Jurors on the
Fall Assizes.
Mr. and Mrs, T. G. •Shillinglaw
spent the week -end with their daugh-
ter in Toronto,
Mr. Harry Grieve, Brantford, is a
visitor at his home here.
Mr. Wilson Wright has moved his
family into Mrs. Nicholsnit's hotce
in Egmondville,
•'1n enjoyable costume dance W 15
held in the. Separate school on 'I'u s -
day evening. Mluyrr was provided by
the Melody Mixers, Goderich.
Mfrs. W. 'Chompsnn. who recently
underwent an operation in the hos-
pital, has recovered sufficiently to re-
turn bottle.
1 Mr. W. Pinkney, Stratford, spent
i the week enol at the home of Mfr. and
1 Mrs. R. L. Clark.
MI'ise. Pearl Howe, Atwood, spent
EJTRATFORD. ONT.
Prepares young Wren and young
women for 'l3usiness, which is
now Canada's greatest profes-
sian. We assist graduates to
positions and they have a prac-
tical training which enables
them to meet with success. Stu-
dents are registered each week.
Get our free catalogue and
learn something about our dif-
ferent departments.
D. A. McLACHLAN,
Principal.
W1ialker & Son
UNDERTAKING
and-
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Motor or Horse Equipment,
W, 3. WALKER, holder of Go-
vernment diploma and license.
Flowers Furnished.
Night or day phone 67.
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We respectfully solicit Your Cream.
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Courteous and Prompt Service.
' Highest Market Values.
CREAM GRADING: A difference of 3 cents per lb. Butter Fat
will be paid between No. 1 and No. 2 Cream.
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Cash Paid to Any Patron Wishing it When Cream is Delivered,
Creamery Open Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.
Seaforth Creamery Co, Seaforth, Ont,
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Economically
-ITH the new low prices on
Superior Chevrolet cars
and the easy terms of payment
available almost any family can
afford one.
What could provide more happi-
ness for the family than drives in
the country after the days work
is over, or weekend visits'to friends
and relatives.
been proven by Chevrolet
It has
owners themselves that Chevrolet
the most economical car in the
is
world to operate and at its pre-
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Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Wright are NORTH McRII LOP, r • atherin r in a
kktere ]las roles, roots and vegetables, and it
thekart 31rs. 3ir)rleland's4 Cha: weather continues very good,! latmers arebusy' g g 1 p-
moving' tobl
looked. on Tuesday morning as if Ihe'
winter is alt ady here.
Miss Nona Dale spent the week,
end with her parents,' Mr. and Mrs,
G. t Dale.
Mrs. Garfield McMichael, of Bay-
field, visited Mrs. 0. W. Nott this
week.
Miss Eittnta Fowler left this week
for Ottawa and Brockville, after
on• m r, spending three weeps with Iter uncle,
mprovcntrt)is on tit' £brat \'lr 11trhert !rosier.
whttlt ht port ha. ed a‘.0,,11141,i
1 M r t;has. Mismt; whit has 'been
ago: very st.riausly ill, is, etc are pleased
VARNA: r he to say, on a Spcerlyway to reenwrry
house itt r-gtuundvifle. Suuly of aur people say
The separate School held a mss- been 'how' thi0P season, but it Was no-
gnerade daltec un Cueselay evening I thing bttt stmt! halt, nearly the same
Mr, ctrl Mfrs l'ete.r 'i)aley spent shape but very much heavier th.-tn
the week and in itsborne with tier snowflakes.
daughter, Mrs. Cud more. hl r. Gordon M eLavnt is cutting
Mrs Wnr. I-togg, of Stratford, mood for the farmers with his sawing
spent a few days in !Dost visiting her machine. Gordon has a dandy little
Father, who is ill,-+titfit far making 5tovewood, lyres a
Mr. William Aberhart of the Tor- Mr. John 1-fotcie11 '!tits coop
antb Aiedical School spent the week- %veil fur Mr. George Munn,
end at hie 1 i e ' town M Tr lm I eonhardt has male
many I
a roe )le of years
friends of M r, 7'h,. the roads are ,till by and t
The many • dust a; ostial: spcak;t)g and aro hope tr, ser.- hint able to be
confined
will be sorry to hear that he is autos raise a
of of roads, one or the finest pieces of around�a again
soSne(l and llavirl Mlili-
confined to his bed at the home road I have seen is the Leadbnry linty
his daughter, 10 11th, held. from the Brussels road cast.. 011)1 01011 ed 1Iarriston friends nn Sim-
3h. 'an l , ills). . hrauk 1\ rckes spent ` .
We are informed .that litany of the day' last,
sehli'. days teatO. l last vve.e.e.,_school bo.s back here have the to' Mr. tins Mrs, Nott and 4'!r, anti
spent inti) !311 111, I:or. 310,,.. ' ctt habit and smoke and chew the Mrs. \\tn. Ross Spent a day in Sar -
Wee s, Psi' with sus sister, .3.1 r,,.. I , hac�
Weekes, Parr Line. teres every chance. Speaking oi'stnolihaving ' the
aoridghing titne.tnatch and report
\'Misse F int reminds me of a'' lady of amp e•
Moist l,e oogiur and E.Elliott,,,and , tro ,oriioit, who hoarded a railway
Rev, b'. Wednesday'.
motored t„ London. I 1 same mistake that ,iter a joyful and happy day
00 \Nechlesyfr we
and made the
we all have made, that. is she toot into \fiati'hiug �the tractors dig up clay,
'Che many friends of a 3'lra: ,,O Opera- he shriking car. She .sat dawn ne:i,. Sante hina folks tried hard ti, (too
'1Arlt, vvho underwent a 11 lite opty'a- I 1'lte i(ght caul 110110. },ru left
rut eldrrlt- Tri hman tch iv,a. It•ancd
'1111,1000n for 00gla icftis til the Clint )u Vase!:. with eyes shut. t ok ,g.l Stir I Gr iiirui.
spital, ateglatl to hear .,u i, d•+rutt hutted u' him and said, Ant air
well A. rut er soli lead. turned
nml) doing that, and ale herr.” I hev ❑ynirrd herr, they iivinind
Mr, cls Rr,bectsott had a sale '1 •,\fell," theft wick he. "1 feo1,-,..,
r y1 1t are 1 151 r,
tilillf
love stuck and implements last I htn•s pot ranch of a 10)13' ci rndi❑ n `Ther ever" went limbmit ti , in the air
y' and intends in the future to take racce1 of 1110n '\o" sail 'Fnhirtg 105 poor." 1itangit, a .;unto•
among
a I eo (d ty'
easy. she. It I yeas tour wif 1 dgive you 1 p
'The temporary bridge at. Bannock- �•.\ rl hrt'inora,' said he, -if
Rut remember 'Stock
li'1;,•n down they got the ear wasn't
Food sign, o1:on't
horn has been removed and the new I ,s."ou. n .how 1111 stay-.
au
Y"" werr mr title, I'd takr
bridge tic right at ways and is quite
artistic . struelure LONDESBORO
there:
h De_ AJr-. Helen tluutu and Diss Almy •Che gun¢ t}ive.liad gi0cn ttteth illii
at'St, lobo's Epi.capal church, id with Cl�t-
A very pretty wedding took place.
u
trait, Mich., on Sat.. Oct. 13th, at :Aber} .pent the wecl, et despair.
seven o'ciock, when Enla t,rorgitia, tan triends, Aud offthey liad started, but. after a
eldest daughter of air. and Mrs. Ve'n. Miss ",ad'e t atttr. , f Auburn, spent. chase
J. Cnlchtnglt, of Varna, became the a fest lay
Detroit, son of Mrs. Louis '. las titch at the home of Tho rsrot f,nct'rl 6y the hulk,bride of Dr. John Mills 'Parreaut c f 'Suss .Alice 1' ngland, corny to their place.
Parreant M'rs• \Vatt returner! it nue last weeO
the ceremony bring performed by after "Tending a few drys Withi 'n- So 111011, beware'. when r»tf Inc a clay,
Rev. Dr. Adams. stance friends. 1h n't climb any pates or they might
Mlessr;. R, M1rClinclx+v, and H. ha- lir. t,crt .Allen, of Narl,ck, aid j, nut away.
Nott, tvhn Wen' \\'rst ou the 1i'tt- 1 3'lt•ihe have grant' 011 a 11.1)) 1 1 New lleing found up a pole, frost# the night.
0051000' l:.:cncsii)n. arc home again. - Ontaria. before.
Mr. Gen. Elliott, of Landon, has 3,1x: and Airs, Geddes.of Belgravc, \\'ouM he worse than findutg
been visiting in the burg. called on friends in the: village last fish at the share.
'I'he beautiful mild weather will help; week•
to lighten the fuel question. The Women's Institute will meet
Co tnuuit ' Hall
The fifth ofNovember 0rrwicv winr band
t us t hu rlat an the
the week -end at the ds'gn)ondvfGe
nlanne.
Miss Janet :Chesney, who has been
a visitor at the home of her parents,
\h', and Mrs. Pearson M. Chesney,
leave: this week to take a position on
the staff of the ilfaternttg hospital,'
Cleveland.
Mr, Zeplt. Balfour, of St, J01111'0,
hear London, has moved to town and
taken a position in the oatmeal mill.
Rev. R. Fulton Irwin spent a few
'days on llrece Peninsula last Week
and secured seine tine ducks and
plover.
The Barbara Kirkman Young' \\y o-
1111011 Auxiliary will hold their 1923
monster bazaar on Fridays, i' oventhet
thirtieth.
Mrs. t, Papst Hamilton, is visiting
her sister, ills. I A. Case.
Miss Dodds, of Clinton, spentthe
wcek-end with Mrs. i1. McKellar
Mrs A, Wilson Galt, visited at the
home of Sir. and Airs, Wtn.'Adants,
Main street.
The members of Loyalty class of
the Presbyterian church, sent a box
of fruit, babies' clothes, etc., to St.
Christopher House, Toronto,
Miss Brown, Listowel,will assume
her duties ,on the Collegiate staff the
end of this week,
'.Che G,\W,V.A Auxiliary held a
euchre on Tuesday night when a
very enjoyable evening was spent.
The first prize was won by Mrs. C.
Papst, of Hamilton, and the second
by Mrs. 5 A. Case. Lunch was served.
Min'. )oho Laing is a delegate he
the Presbyte'iae Sunday School to
the convention in Stratord.
I2ev. Mr. Foote; Exeter, Was a town
visitor' art Monday.
Miss Smith, Mrs. TTarry Scott and
Donald are visiting friends in Strat-
ford.
trat
ford.'
Mfrs, A. Scott is spetirling a few.
days hi Stratford,
Mr. Malcolm . Armstrong, Luck -
now, spent the week -end. at 'las home
here.
Mfrs, George Scip is visiting friends
in New Tlatnhutg.
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Davey, Wrox-
eter, called on Sir and Mrs. 'John
MTactavish.
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Mrs,"Hast-
and
Mrs, Jessie U'rawtY . t
r t
Hast-
ings are visiting friends m \\ mgt am.
Air, and Mrs -Robert Archibald left
on Monday to spent a few weeks fit
Toronto.
Mr, A. Wankel, who has sant
several months touring the West
visiting relatives, returned. home Fri-
day evening,
u y Want and For Sale Ada. 3 tiimes. 51),:
1 held in the Anglican church "un- when Misses :Alberta !!rata and .i
)e 1e
day coming nest when the L.O.L. Shohhtunh will demonstrate on can -
No. 1035 will march to thr church.:3 dr making. The hostesses 10111 110
special address will he given the
Orangemen,
The Harvest Thanksgiving services
were held in St. John church Sun-
day afternoon. October 21st. the
church
being
crowded.tl.
Rev.
1D sal
clough
conducted the service and
preached a most appropriate serol ,It
The choir of St. Paul', church, Hen -
sell, had charge of the musical part
itch )
• r
of the 'crvicc til was also m
which t
enjoyed. The church was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, flowers,
fruits azul products of the field being
freely used. The offering was gen-
erous, although no .pecial appeal was
oracle
Mrs. Chas. Stilck entertained aft
of her friends one evening recently.
Mr. T. Epps C Sons have thatr
chopping mill ready for service 11.10.
RIPPEN,
Mr. 1\'111. 31 1) .,ald attended the
Exeter ploughing match on 'DMus -
day and got third prize in the high cert
ploughing. Lillie is one 113,1 likes to
see good +,Inn hi tg done.
11 et R. A, Lundy took the services
at Luctui on Sttttda3'.
()pile a few attended the ploughing
match at Exeter on 'Thursday after-
noon 111(1 report spending a good flay.
even 11 the wea•Tlter Was not very nice
The • farmer, are hit y thew tilos
Picking topples and ploughing.
A number attended -the Fowl Sup-
per at Zurich 1t0t Thnr,rlty night. •
- Mrs, Win. flay, of Niagara Fall i
spending a few days with her,moth_r,
Mrs. 1. C. McLean.
Airs .1 no. MteC:regor was in London
this week seeing Mrs. I. Jarrott, who
is in Victoria hospital, aurl we arc
pleased to hear Mfrs. Jarrott is getting
along Erne.
Win. Doig and 5(10 John, of Tort
Huron, have been home for a fete
days.
Mfr. anti Sirs. J. {'. Jarrott and Mr.
L. Jarrott. were in London one day
this weep
lilt.. and •Airs, WM. A•TcDonaid en-
tertainetl 'a number- of young people
on Monday night, -
A large -member attended the anni- 1 C
'
Mrs. 1. !Radford, Mrs. • kw -an, Ars.;
Willis 'Mountain.
The \\-.T.3i.5. held their annual
thank-alTering meeting orf \Verities
day. Oct. 3 1st, in Durtt's dlutrch.
Hull
est.
tu,
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Rev..31 r, t niYni,
a rrtut t
ted
slanart from t Irina. gat e a very 11)
teresting address -s nn missionary Mork'
in China, in Knox church on Sunday`
last,
HARLOCK.•
31r. arts 31 i Dodds. of L.r tel rrt
were the guest, of Mrs. II.:\ilett o rr
the week-encl.
Mrs, john Latex and Miss 1 naval
of Cad have .been spending the
week at her. father's.. Mr.. 1,1
Wheatley.
We are glad 10 hear that Mr. 11
inst'ltl, who fell out of a tree while
picking apples is improving nicely.
31r. and ahs Frank 31arshalr Air.'
and Mrs.. X Sbeppiu•d and tbatightrr,
spam Sunday at •the home on ilrs. t
.\lex. Reid.
Unite a number front ;wound here
attended the anniversary at Constance
church on Sttntitt1.
31r. and Mrs. Nelson Lear spend
Sunday with Ml.. and Mrs, Lett \\. ate• 1
Miss Violet Slay \delis„n, eldest
dMiaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Won 1'1-
disou, of liuiiett, was invited in mar -1
riatre to Mr. Davis Bean of :\,,hurt).
The young couple are spending, their
honeymoon to t )rillia and other
paint'. On fit stir tong they will re—Me
on the :groom tine -ffar m near \uhnrt.
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It is just
half ass eight
The dinner dishes tare wash-
ed, the children are in bed,
and Mrs. has settled
down to a night's darning.
A. hundred mile0 away, in
the Hotel, Jim --has fin-
ished dinner, written the
day's report and looked oyer
the local paper. "rinse 'hang's
heavy till, happy thought, Ite
remembers Long Distance.
"hello Mary! Ilene- are the
children? How ere your
Just three minutes at home,
and yet it makes ail the
difference.. The hotel seems
brighter. .Aral NWT
--
well, the holes in the socks
don't seem quite so large.
Just tho effect of a voii?,
you love hear.
Keep the home ties strong',
the Long Distance way
Every Bett Telephone in a
long Distance Sealton
litsseillasimasesselestwessniarinisicommose
Allexcellent protection against
wormscan be got in 3t tiler's Worm,
Powders They rend (he stuntach
and intestines untenable to them.
They heal the surfaces that have be -
route inflame d by the attacks of tete
parasites and serve to restore. the
strength of the ciORAthat leas been.
umfcrutitted by the -draughts that the
worsts have made upon it. and that
their operation is altogether healtlt-
giving.
wersary -scarce.c Mills Green on' at T
Sunday and listened to grand sermons
sty Rev. Mr. Johnson, of Liman, and
on Monday night there was a four]
Supper, •followel hy,all excclienl tip-
per- with the following talent: Miss
Ola Cooi, elocutionist, Hensall Sea -
forth Quartette and Varna orchestra,
A very enjoyable evening ryas spent
in the Sunday school room -of St An-
drew's church on Friday even i.nS
last when the officers and members of
the Sunday school islet and presented
Mr. Wm, Fesken with a trice Bible_
The address was read ht Rev, 1., :Ai
Lunily tool p.1.ented by la. II. Mlc-
Lean. The boys of Sir I asken's Stet -
day school class also stet and gave
him a nice pipe and cane M1 1:, Kyle
read the address and Robbie McGreg-
or made the presentation Mr. Fask-
int, although taken by surpris0 gate
a Verg 15100 105!7, and thanked rhe
members for their hind 00Iuemhrauee,
following which the ladies gave them
a fine supper.
Kippen Station Master Retires.—
3Ir, \\'fit. Fastten, who has been sta-
tion agent here for the last tight
years is retiring on the 1st of Novem-
ber. Iii F°askcn commenced his rail-
road career in Palmerston in March,
1555, and in August of the saute
year went to Port t Elgin and stayed
there for three years, when wvas mov-
ed to Kitchener as a checker. Later
ire was stationed in Goldstone, Ayton,
Port Dover and Ticlgrave, then com-
ing to Kipper.- Mr. Taken intends F.,
r
go to London r t, live.
His n a,
n•
friends hops he will he long spared
to enjoyhis wet earned rest.
Unless wottn5 1'' o : >. rr - 1 from the'.
system, alt child 0111 be healthy,
'Mother ll"a es' 13'.,”:a. Exterminator
r
is an excellent medicate to destroy.
Worsts S.
Headquarters kr
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KBBEi S
After long and careful consideration
regarding rubbers, we have placed the
old reliable INDEPENDENT on our
shelves in order that we may sell no-
thing but the best to the public.
Every man, woman or child that
wears a pair of our Rubbers is sure to
have new stock.
We Bever offer our trade "cheap"
rubbers or ones we cannot guarantee
to give satisfaction.
A fit for every foot at
J5H5Sfflth&1 San
The Modern Shoe Store.
opp.Bank of Commerce
Christmas
Greeting Cards
The Seaforth News has again a stock
of fine Christmas Greeting Cards, in this
year's new designs, on which your name
can be printed. Envelopes to match are
supplied, Come and see these simple, but
pretty designs ---.they are not expensive.
The Seaforth News
4 TIMES Around Me Worid with RE OILING
Phone 51 Seaforth;
100,000 Miles Without Stoppling for Oil
An inventor who could develop an automobile, a railroad car or any
other conveyance on wheels which would perform such a feat would
be considered a wonder. But such is the record of regular
accomplishnnent by the Auto -oiled Aermotor during the past
eight years in pumping water.
Did you ever stop to think how many revolutions the wheet
ofawindmill makes? If the wheel of an Aermotor should roll along the surface
of teteground at the same speed that it makes when pumping water it would
encircle thewortd in 90 days, or would go four times, around in a yyear. It would
travel on an average 275 miles per day or about 30 miles perheur0or9 hours eacit
day. Anttutomobiiewhichkeeps up that pace day after day needs a thorough
oiling at least once a week. Isn't it marvelous, then, that a. windmill, has been
made which will go 50 times aslong as the best automobilea with camellias?
The Auto -oiled Aermotor after 8 full years of service in evefy
part of the world has proven its ability to run and give the most 'reliable service
with one oiling a year. The double gears, and all moving parts,, are entirely
enclosed and flooded with oil all the time. It gives more service with less attention than
any other piece of machinery on the farm. To get everlasting tvind•mtll satisfaction buy the
Auto -oiled Aermotor, the most efficient windmill 7waindmill that has ever been made,
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POR SAI,E BY
BERT IRWIN
Dealer in Gas Engines, Cream Separators, Stable 7ittings, Pumps,
Pipe and Water Supply Fixtures Wind and Car Insurance.
LEMONS WHITEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for
your face, neck, arms and hands.
At the cost of a small ;jar of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare a full quar-
ter pint of the most wondorfnl lemon
skin softener and complexion beautifier,
by squeezing the juice of two fresh lent -
ons into e. bottle containing three ounces
of orchard white. Care should be taken
to strain: the juice through a fine cloth
so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lo-
tion will keep fresh for months, Every
woman knows that lemonjuice is used
to bleach and remove such blemishes as
freckles, sallowness and tan and is
the ideal skin softener, whitener and
beautifier.
Susi sty ill Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons front the grocer and makeup
a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion and massage it daily into
the face, neck, -arms and hands. It is
marvelous to smoothen rough, red hands,
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tender corn so 15 lifts -
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Good news spreads rapidly and drug-
gists here are kept busy dispensing
freezone, the ether diseovery of a Cin-
elunati man, which is said to loosen
any corn so it Bite out with the fingers.
Ask at any pharmacy for a quarter
ounce of freezone; which will cost very
little, but is said to be sufficient to rid
one's feet of every hard er soft corn or
caYou apply just a few' drops on the
tender, aohing corn and instantly the
soreness is rolieVed, and soon the corn
is so sniveled: that. it lifts out with-
out pain. It is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and neves
inflames or even irritates the adjoin.
ing tissue.
ATMs • discovery will prevent thou-
sands of deaths annually from lockfavr .
and infection heretofore' resulting front
the stblcldal'habit of cutting corns:,