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'arx►1:1 w r (a t i Ih 1 Z l Vk � I rr J� T{ I t 'p , ut p a , r G .) v �tt <J N Yel l "��s t i} !a Joined In Wedlock 11I1ss Bessie ("tpxey�i n dl t3 10 1St th' fb • t f P i t+e%" 9l x %i r:' �if 1 4 is 7 daughter .or' p��„ A ba a ..an �t g lxul t _ R . a , . i t . �'�4 f'rya �!. ^i ilex a ,, i t i y f ,. { I r I a n2� {� a r'1. .,, rd t 6111} ,n1G; ";� 1 .f to 'MelviA A, F311i:o � son, of Mx skid are lira?xloi{ S�s1 (�? .i kle bottom -:of Dake , w ,, y, ,'� f T,�,,, , 'Superior. T�l`il ;ppily, It is very calsl., •.t,,,, t 1#�• AleElliott,ll Of -Go, ' I a Z a. A a `{ i ." v , �K fAPI,4,,,l +I� u1; .rf°'�'V. t,� x. , exich and ver�,�. da Awn there ' s �. z t ' , ' ` `' �p 'i, 1. townsillp. The yating �Fottple were un rap d4. h1MA11738 •' ' 11— ii 7 airs ix "� l "I 1, y W F', ykt� 'attended, The wall crornmelice house+ apoli5 FJ Ournal. .°' F t"',^ 7 ++ r 4 x , , 'p .ij,t iia ''x i rtv »• y r ^'*"..a "" ' the.,,., i . °' +� r ,, i 11�.'ran J ,�1, r .: 1, f� t'�r �. �i I{ , ,yh1r keeping in 'Mr. A. Jennisons house, s �t ksFlrS , ,fid i. Iver Krea the financier, took nloil' 1�l�liiQit Via.., , �,' e" Isaac iStreet, which they haozie rented. more than 4 .Q.Sl 000 o t of t i` 1 - l� �f' x ,`t nl :_ —Clinton News -Record. $'lU ,0 , 11 he TJ. Thoy read eve1Y1('"•�'ltF1",1{�a < :it yf, , S: and spent it ilj Europe. '1'lle big , e tr"Jt +ail ":' F,ngagement Ann11 11 ounced. Swede!-tS'ault Daily star.lm�adVeriSelllHr,`x+— �1'"� ` ,a',sy�y to 1.• pages eve. ' wlga, r� "; ��= to r Mr, nd !Mrs. Thom'as'B. Campbell, , The business -1x+an who retired tb ThE X. Q�ax Qk- ZS lu' r''i I ntiry'of ISta�• ley township, announce the escape salesmen .has returned to •his Pnmer'-0 th,4 -a ,,; '„ � � 4n „JrO O,ple, engageluent of their on}y daughter, office to avoid ho:�tse to -house canvas- column bigger' 't11ah any p'�ber 16i '!.` iia"h ,' �k'ffl ��; Jean.IR., to Mr. Victor E. Taylor, son sers.--�St. !Catharines Standard. " ,i of 'Mrs. Taylor and the late .;John cal paper), b0'cause the nB� . Viand ' '� ". , Taylor also of Stanle Im rr" A lion ran amuck in a Bost n r d" r' IdFertiSemel`l't Th V ii r' will take place in latter par of May station the other night. 'Weoalways S. Ili . e pQSxt F, ; t^ k, y r 1 crooners were bound to��2. FRUIT SALT' of are' a vital part of their ca�rllmuxiT t �, . Clinton NewsaRecord. knew those start something, -,Teterboro Examin- ity lives. The local nfts- tells � � 1t�,�� r 11 f, s 78-Poiind Sturgeon Committed Suicide er. them wh'a't their neighbors and � E 1,11v } A 78,•pound stun eon off` its if a Sturgeon i Gome of the folks seem to have a 'their community, are doing, keeps ' � �'# ,� 'J to 1d th t' fL Seen in the County Papers a g e wp in a ne s o Dols c- notion that Mr Hoover's solar ought ." t ;,, ' Y eaf oath them os'ted on the things that, are, T �i1 Leod commercial fisherman of Bay- to be maintained `as high as Babe p field, the other'd and in its frantic , ��;� �?' IR1uth s althoughi of course, Mr. of greatest ' everyday inter " tU - 11 v' . efforts to release itself in some man- f w , r e +� ner put a half around its neck Hoover has less •public responsibility. them. The adve`rtisementS tel] l dF�nr ^ —Janesville 'Gazette. them who sells the best, merohan- �g� W s with the net. INhen Mr. McLeod rail- - "tcu cd his •nets at a point 'between Grand _�- y : " ' - g+y' ,I � � Whether or 'not the jaza age is� dine and where td' bu ' .e e o n o m i e• . �� r Farmer Accused of Theft, at the instigation of Irwin, who held Bend and Kettle Point the big fish y k' y { .• a second ,mortgage for destroying the (home there is no' 'Accused of removing chattels after $2,3'00 on the came up like a log, but was still alive', all . „ 14 4° , ' " doubt that it is causinga lot ,of eo-� g place. After the sale, it is alleged All fight, however, was gone, for P v y 1ar•'� j , the mortgage on his farm had been that King visited ,the premises and the fish may have been captive for pie to turn off the radio.-� Boston �, _ 7 y r ," } g� foreclosed, Frank King, tenth con removed iron 'gates, ' met'al fencing two days. It tangled the net up al- Transcript, i' , your''' advertisement in- Th.e Err � i cession of H'owick Township, appear. material doors from the house a most beyond repair.--Goderich Star. 0 ' ed before 'Magistrate Reid here -on' Water tank and other articles also a Tuve you noticed that the ta,epay- pOS'lt'or will be read by all the pe'o- 1, Monday on a charge of theft. The (=Dori Yankee Mone Finds Wa to er has actually given the politician a of quantity of lumber. Bail of -00 was y y , �, pie who trade in the local markets, ,,� complainant was 'C'harles Irwin who Court. scare . And wait six months.!• �Saul�; y judge and jury, sent grBreake Leg s alfold $lisp q Y Y p p you care to reach. l'��' 'held the mortgage. Kin elected oto be Dail Star. the oil eo le dried b g y, g seOmttoi agree liquor s grain In this age of labor saving devices, " rf yOUr a'dverti'sement doesn't sept 1a. rA up for trial. The evidence d}sclosed + g g gI'll that King was sold out last February hlle working on a scaffold at boat skippers. ,Las week one of tt is disconcerting to be told that the . 31 1, i. pear .ire the leading home .weekl , i-` the home of William Gray, a sup-, the lata ,,got'hims `i " , , people naturally well conclude that ' g pole broke throwing- Joseph the sa i ht visited a crock, and time has come when Canadians will porting Y g pg Pp r ` .. g sited a dance. at 'have to think for themselves.—Lon- a',Huron _ � Pugh to• the ground, bad) strainin Ki en here he stepped high,' wide don Advertiser. , r yOU. have nothing Worthwhile to '`( his back and reaking 'both 'bones o the leg just above the ankle. He wi be confined to the hospital for sour time, but is resting as well as can b expected after such a severe shakin up. -- W'inghaTq Advance -Times. ' Award of $8,000 to Mrs. Norman Lewis. In. a judgment 'handed down b Justice Kelly, in Supreme Court, Mr Jean L.. Lewis, widow of Norma Lewis, killed in a manhole explosio in front or''. the Union station, Toron to, oh February 22nd, 1931, is award ed the sum of $8,000. The Consumer, Gas Company of Toronto, the 'Be T tlephone ,'Company °of Canada an the Toronto Terminals Railway Com panty were the defendants in the sur' )aunc-h'ed by the public trustee on be 1 half of Mrs. Lewis.-7Goderich Signai Elgin Regiment Heit .re For July is The July 1st week end in• Goderic will be marked by a visit from th Elgin Regiment, which will assist i the celebration of Dominion Day an will make other public appearance. during its stay of three days her It is the custom oil the Elgin Regi me.nt to have an outing each, sum,me and this year Goderich was propose as the objective of the trip. On 'S'at urday afternoon Iast 'Majors Stewart Mair and !Macpherson visited th . Mown, met Mayor Lee and a numbe .,of citizens at the town hall and ex plained their proposition. This wa . considered with favor and on Tues day- night was presented to the pu'bli meeting called to arrange for the cel ebration of Dominion %y. Majo Stewart again was present, wit Lieut. Shaw 'and after explanatio Lon f 11 Mrs M1 11 t, t, e. s, 1, h. es, m. and handsome on the dance floor. and discussion their offer was ac r " "sCup Cakes cepted.—tGoderich Signal. G. C. I. Students Visit O.A.C. . ,• . are delicious when On Friday morning last a part o G. C. I. students. 'both boys and girl The American cocktail no longer is in • under the direction of Mr. D. I. 'Heil ' made.with Magic of the teaching staff, left for a da phone the. police, with e,lresult,that popular Europe, and. in its na at the Agricultural College at Guelph . , Baking Powder," • The party, numbering sixty-six, an e , 6 s occupying tiro large Arrow bus It Over. arrived at the College about 9.15 a. l ri. says Miss Helen Camp bell, (10.15 Guelph daylight saving time A country' may get along without % xand'weie met and welcomed by Pro Gyproc provides the material1. • Director of [,�4 syr J. Buchanan, director of th the next afternoon. The "skipper" The Chatelaine Institute (:vx*ge's extension work.•--.Goderic signal. •: ' s<//^'`11�on baking goes Nandi, in j`= Mrs. J. M. Roberts. \3 hand with good, materia�ls,"r,, '' 'On Wednesday evening, 'after _, ` Miss Campbell will tell you. '"`'N' lingering illness, there passed awa ' That's why Magic Baking at her home, St. Patrick's street, a esteemed resident Goderich in th venerated is the ceremony, that it is Powder is used and recommended person of Mrs. Roberts, widow of th e . . , by The -Chatelaine Institute. late John Massie Roberts, of Dun Magic meets all the Institute's Bannon, who' predeceased her 18 year, rigid requirements of fine quality Mrs.Raberts, whose maiden name wa ' . --repeated tests have proved it Bessie Erskine McDonald, was th absolutely pure, uniform and de- daughter of the late Jam'e's McDO old of Ingersoll. For many years sh pendable. s a resident of Dungannon, wher to fire. ,'I The majority of dietitians and ,hes husband wa's prominent in bus " teachers of cookery throughout nes and other circles, hind after h• - . Canada plan their recipes for death removed with her family t Goderich. She is survived by tw , Magic. The use it exclu.rivel g Y Y daughters, Edith at homer'• and Mr r because they know it,gives con- William ,Beatty (,Coral) of Moo sistently better results. � Brydges, and one son, Jack, of Lo And 3 out of 4 Canadian house- don. One sister, Mrs. A. M. Floo • • wives say Magic is their, favorite. Y g of New York, also survives. Anoth sister, Mrs. GeorgeS. Woods, of Go It outsells all other' baking' erich, predeteased her six yeggs. he4 powders combined, Goderich Signal. tL • Remember—substitutes are Loses Mare. ,all sit front of us.—Judge. never as good. Do as the experts • do.. Use Magic Baking Powder. Mr. Iiilton Truemner, of the 14t been paid into tax collector's .office. Free Cook Book—When you bake concession had the misfortune la week to loose that valuable little dri . , at home, the new Magic Cook Book ing mare, so much admired by a will give you dozens of retipes for deli- ' who knew her. Their employee, M •cious baked foods. Write to Standard Joel Gaseho, was cultivating in t `2 Brands Limited, Fraser Avenue and field adjoining the road, and whi are beginning to compare the size of .Liberty Street, Toronto, Ontario. turning around ,qt 'the end in lettin ' in the cultivator, the doubletre broke'with the result, that the the w ���� testi .. high-spixited horses went oft' like y shot, and over the road fence, fallin t ryidl7tf headlong into the road ditch. 11 ,;; other two horses escaped' with man With the' mercury rising to 82 de- injuries, but the little driver had i Tu,.i +wwp ,u ed'ay. ..aAtaw, temAl injuries to the extent that s . li+ate IA:we isflr+tie died in a short time.—Zurich Iteral �88l,.a, .111, itfn.., Sone Fractured. i e 'bitious Warron Sanders, s f' NTT, a ,, '•Contaidanoalum.^, Mrs, Robert •Sanders, of towiq- "i Tbla statement on bb the misfortune to brea s --'$ bo 'le er to open the season, plunged into water of Lake 'Huron' %r the e''tkiy tin, to our guar- in big, right ankle wrestli. " see that Magic iia Ing Powder Is free with another lad at se ool op Frid f4nm alum or any last. The 'bone was set by Dr. Dunt _ rot harmful tagtodrant. and 'Warren was taken' to Lond .;,.'';@i 1,111111111 .�.Nra,- , * the next morning for an xray era ' &ado fa COar•� oration, The foot is now in a ea - the 'wter was cold. Down at Ba Years old." (Why do^ those printers VI ' (.. k) t ' ,':.� 1, M� , ,. ".._:r'4 1 ^ ! [ ' Y i� � .., F, r L 1 r .. 8.. , r. ..-:a'7. .. 3¢,,.,.,: ,. .1.I-,.,r_..a.,..d.t�..'v�...r�t,....f*'�,a.:tYr..itue. A. e..e`7,. ,.ax.m.k �{i,..k. U .1°. 5.,,'C.�-. "tF..t.f.,.,s,..,tt} ':,i r ,.­�,:.�,' y u f' 4 v oda _.�.;l..f...,,r.r .e�+.,.;k;F Mf:�,.�tsdhvv�t;l.�a,n�i.{s.><dt,n�et'-:;, , f 11 Mrs M1 11 t, t, e. s, 1, h. es, m. and handsome on the dance floor. carried by a ,junior officer, with a J., offer them, r ` , prgpitiate their gods. The helmet. Somebody was kind a ouggh to. tele- The American cocktail no longer is in t1 't e phone the. police, with e,lresult,that popular Europe, and. in its na 1TO matter how sites)) or to his army, and when in the course the 'battalion• The ceremony is per- e , he., magistrate at Goderich`"collected tive land has no legitimate standing.'Mink It Over. 1. l ri. g $19:50 in good old Yankee money A country' may get along without County, - ` Gyproc provides the material1. .. , ", signal. In the sixteenth century, as the next afternoon. The "skipper" drank, but a drink without a country of least expense and most Gen. Hughes tells us, the warfare was ''a^t sailed away next day:—Goderich Star: is out of luck. ;Pasadena Post. ° carried on so much by mercenary character fore'v'er in his memory. So ,��1�,`1 ' armies that it was found necessary venerated is the ceremony, that it is Put rip walls, ceilings and , • $10,000' Paid in Pr • • The a national device since the warriors Y , - , There has been a splendid response to the Town"of Goderich's offer, made Strange as it may seem{ a few per, sons of. tintportance still sign their do Read might in the heat of the moment �: 1 ;E;' 'spec- to fire. ,'I " n for the first time this year, of a names almost legibly. — Florence Huron , . n tail discount at the rate of five per (Ala.) Herald. i iii inadditionhe regular discount. Y people,, Amid there )may be 's�but .1 . I ,',w , This offer a lies oil u to June 15, applies the first due date. Since the irn,theatres one thing` these da :�, is certain -they directly in" he4 Expositor. tL d announce• ment was made about $10,000 has ,all sit front of us.—Judge. O.R � - been paid into tax collector's .office. Imo- 's"u' Last year at this time not one cent ' This its the time of rear when ¢nen !McLean Bros., • Publishers `2 - had been in.---tGoderich Star. � are beginning to compare the size of . Swimmers Take First Dip. the''c_oaI pale Iwkh. the calendar.—Ohio `Jo'urnal, y State expositor • Sea forth, Ontario . With the' mercury rising to 82 de- . �. h grees on Sunday about a' dozen am- • " e 'bitious swimmers, of both sexes, eag- Echo Answers "Whty?" n d the er to open the season, plunged into water of Lake 'Huron' %r the In an newspaper y p per you can find pec- " , ;i Y first time this season at the local tures of charming women underneath 1. .;,.'';@i bathingbeach. The sun was hot, but which it reads: "'Mass So -and -So 20 . - the 'wter was cold. Down at Ba Years old." (Why do^ those printers u! r field an even greater number donned always leave out that word "was"?) - • y I - their bathing suits, but they 6111owed Bishop Seager's advice and. swam ni ---iW iliz Ban g' � , of the 'Scots 'who had surrendered the total sum of 8c a Person., The I pan as the liver and 'bacon: It wild 44, the ri'vfex, where the water is per- their arms to him at Culloden. If so, 'Duke amounts we give will be ample for a !, give them a. good flavor, -and. dont. g a e ceptibiy ,warmer—Goderich Star. Trooping' tive Color I ' -- we can say only that the is lucky in having done another thing family of six. Here is the menu: Liver and! forget• that with a little hot water be from the ,r s 'i r Will Try.His..Luck in B.. C. Gold Fields. for which he -is remembered. bacon, baked or roasted potatoes, good gravy can made i fat of the !bacon and the nourishing An Interesting Rite The King's color is the Union Jack tea with sugar and •cream for, the juice of the liver. S Still another Goderichite has left emblazoned in a central garter with •the adults, milk for the children, and The quart of milk will provid6 . " ' c to try his luck, in the far-off placer ,On Saturday evening last the To- the name of the, regiment and baked •apples in'sugar syrup for tike I milk for the children to' drink and) ' gold fields of Northern British 'Co- Tonto Scottish regiment, in the pres- number of the battalion in the regi- whole family. i cream for the tea for, the adults. i� lumbia. ,lie is "Sandy" Bawdea, who ence of His 'Excellency the Governor- ment, British regiments consisting of This is how it works out in cost:— J The apples can be used in a variety 1. r h left Monday for Vancouver via Chi- General, gave a military display o: two and sometimes more battalions. ,One -and -a-quarter pounds of pork of ways. Plain apple' sauce is al- -.1� sago. From Vancouver he will fly to. which the most impressive feature The regimental' color is a flag, of liver, `'at 8c a pound, 10c;' one-half .ways• refreshing at this time of the n - an'unknown destination, probably in was the trooping of the regiment's had exactly the same size as,the King's Union "Jack pound of bacon, at 15c a pound, 'potatoes, year; but if that is too ordinary a • the Allen Lake district,,where a rich color. We have explained to us color, with .the... in the 71/zc; one-half peck of at way'of_,preparing them, the apples..' . it strike is said to have been made: •o this the origin and significance f s upper corner, the field th fl pp of e flag 1 + 9c •a peck, 4 /zc; 1 quart of milk a- '6 can. be washed and baked an their , ;l "Sandy" is going with a party, one ceremony, and ave no idea what- beings of the same color' as the fac- 10c; cooking apples at 19c a mea- Teri skins, after coring, an'd putting •. ', of whom is "Bill" McAdam, prospee- ever c retaini g the -information • ings of the uniform of the regiment. sure, 12c; tea, at 30c a pound, 2c; • a spoonful of the sugar in the centre f. for and journalist,- a .yclose friend' of locked up in r own breast. It is And now, we suppose, you will want and sugar at 5c a pound; 2e. The of each one. Aldd. a little water to 11' the Goderich man, This is not the firs , necessary to explain that every Brit- to know What the facings of the uni- total cost is 48c, and divided by 6 the pan, too, of course. lw' Mime' that Mr. 'Bawden has tried his ish regiment battalion carries two .form of the regiment are, and you makes the cost of the meal 8 cents Apple rings are good and, appeal to '' Y luck at prospecting. He was up the colors, the King's color and the regi- are certainly in the right spot to each person. the children. Wash, core, but do not ;. Caribou tic,il back in '19p��with Me- mental color. 'The former is trooped learn at this moment. • The facings The joy of it is that it can all be peel the applies. Cut in thick rings ;i d Adam. His friends will .wish him the only in the presence of the sovereign, are the collar and cuffs of the full placed in the oven,_.and turning on and place in pan, adding a very little } 'best of luck.and if he peeds any as- the regimental color on those ossa- dress uniform, for surely -you cannot the heat once for the whole dinner water and putting a small amount'of sistance to carry home the "poke" sions when it is deemed proper to re- be such a lot of numskulls. Suffice does the trick, sugar on each ring. They will not 1. plenty here will be willing to meet vivo the ancient ceremony whose or- to say that all Royal regiments are Broil bacon and liver in a pan take long to bake this way. Apple - )him at any point designated.—code- i'ginal purpose was to make the men ''blue, all -English line regiments together, in the oven or tinder g " 'quarters, cored, but not peeled, .can r , e "rich ' Star. in the ranks familiar -with the color white, all Scottish yellow and all y' the flame. The .potatoes can be be baked the same 'way, put in a 1.a h - a of the regiment, so that they would Irish green. All Canadian infantry, baked in their jackets in the oven, pan, white side up, and sugar Arop- recognize it in the thick of action or except some, Highlanders and so call- or skinned and roasted in the same ped on each quarter. 4, tGladstone owed his great position on other occasions when it would ed rifle regiments, wear blue facings. in the country, a position such as no serve as a rallying centre. One the regiment's color also will be ----- - _ _._ one has occupied since, very largely r1f we are not mistaken ��t� e Children Israel Ark found the names of the battles in which it has taken thus Y' to his magnificent voice. The same of used to take Yue with part and them into battle, and other armies the flag becomes the cherished re- n carried their ikons or` mascots or cord of its exploits. . " e whatever other symbol they felt In trooping the color the flag is 1? e s e n - e e i - r9 0 0 S. Moan k, ' 'fighting for. We offer, here a guess bey. To acquire the required pre- You can paper Gyproc or ec To put in a full day's work, yon that there may be some connection cision, hard training is necessary, and leave it plain (when pante r d� need a full man's strength, A man, between the ladies' favors which for a regiment to perform this rite • • elled) and it is an excellent — hal£'-sick from eonstipatioii, has jousting knights wore wont to wear with scrupulous accuracy is corisid- less'chance to succeed in today's ered the best proof base for Gyptex or Alabas- !' and the national m.flags that were >Z o£ of its 'Soldierly keen competition. evolved later; ,but as we are a person qualities. It is wortth noting in con. tine finishes. I+f, ,%' This insidious condition often of strong pacifist tendencies we may elusion, that since the disaster of h causes headaches, loss of energy, be altogether astray•on this point. Isandhlwana in 1879, when two of- Gyproc is inexpensive, -; las sleeplessness. It takes the edge from The ceremony we now call troop • ficers lost their lives wherr trying to draught and rodent - proof, •••' v_ your, working hours• ing the color was originally that of save the colors from capture, they structurally strong and quick Il Laboratory tests show Kellogg's sending and lodging the color. The have not been carried into action r. ALL -BRAN supplies "bulk" to exec- flag—and when we speak of color Otherwise the color, regarded as the to erect with a minimum of he cise the intestines, and Vitamin. B we mean a flag and nothing more or soul of the regiment, goes wherever 9 mess. le to tone the ntestinal tract. ALL- legs—was first shown the men and it goes• ,, "',jy` g BRAN also hes iron for the blood. then taken by one of the officers and Gyproc may be easily identified -by es The "bulk" iii'IdALL-BRAN is Simi- displayed over his tent or lodging or - •0 the naive on the board and the ee to whatever spot had been chosen as Green stripe along the edge. lar to that of le�ftuce. Within the t Din 4 R body, it becomes a soft mass which temporary headquarters. There i Dinner For Six r, g gently clears the intestines of hung! as a signal -to the men. They GYPSUM. LM ANri'"'AI.ARASTIN19, `11vl The wastes. How much better than using would know where to rush in case At 8 Cents Each Canada, Limited,, , ,iy or pills and drugs — so often harmful. of an alarm; lacking this symbol the Keeping down expenses is our Paris a. Ontario warriors would probablyhave veld- theme song now. We have all had tr • to ".4 he Two tAlAespoonfuls daily will ed to the natural but unoldiexly hob- to ]earn to cools to that tune and correct most types of constipation. it of rushing in the direction o ' d• ALL-11RAN is not habit-forming. If g P- dont you often feel that your tune a,, pasite to that from which the trou- is pretty flat? ".�f, your intestinal Y $} trouble is not re- blet, seemed to originate, The troop- Sometimes it is because you get so I�. :ex lieved this vvav, soe anti of the color is then primarily., a •tired of planning ,your own meals, nd your doctor. rite by means of which the soldiers and often because you find you have ad AIL -BRAN At all grocers. are made familiar with their regi- spent more money than you can !ts ne In the red -and- mental insignia. In modern times, really afford. ' ng .. 1 a - ; • r: ,X, ay .. ,r green package, of course, this is unnecessary but it This week, we have composed a ,;ref P a., .. Made bye Kellogg in is perhaps ^the most solemn ceremony menu for you—still to be sung to the For Sale By its'; o London, Ontario. in wbich troops engage 1 ,,•peace time.. tune of )seeping down expenses—and ;' r1? ori It is 'belie ed that Mite dern ser- we will m- �' guarantee you will find it _ f I, a. vice was originated by ^,,Du'ke of anything. but flat. Geo. A. Sills b$ Sons ►Cl cti��)i"l;�l �ti�. a k,. r st HELPS WEEP 'YOU FIT � ,,Y). g:� Cur3i'bea�land famous felt ere It is a hot, oven -cooked dinner for 511%r h+f xma .11 V rPy, M iIi61'T! P.Y Y �B"k x . ry r , os� M ,, f qtr`' y,i;°^' .,61 r. i, ,n., y (°l ��t, t, y, ttx, :L .a .,. •; a �. r , ,., .. .i. f .. ..,.ti a .! ,,. }� f ,. ... ,.+'_ m ,, n h4,1 ,., .. ..F 1... ,. ,.. ,., i . s �. 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' s plait. inside yvur....harrse., + , they served the double purpose of rousing patriotism and 'providing a slow music which heightens the reverential character of the parade, 'man - ` Gyproc provides the material1. signal. In the sixteenth century, as and each is supposed to look of least expense and most Gen. Hughes tells us, the warfare was "upon it as it passes, to fix its fire -safety. carried on so much by mercenary character fore'v'er in his memory. So ' armies that it was found necessary venerated is the ceremony, that it is Put rip walls, ceilings and to employ a unit device as -well as carried out according to the strictest • • partitions that are a barrier ,, a national device since the warriors rules, and no more deviation is might in the heat of the moment tolerated than if it were the corona- to fire. ,'I forget whom or what they were tion ceremony 'at Westminster Alb - k, ' 'fighting for. We offer, here a guess bey. To acquire the required pre- You can paper Gyproc or ec To put in a full day's work, yon that there may be some connection cision, hard training is necessary, and leave it plain (when pante r d� need a full man's strength, A man, between the ladies' favors which for a regiment to perform this rite • • elled) and it is an excellent — hal£'-sick from eonstipatioii, has jousting knights wore wont to wear with scrupulous accuracy is corisid- less'chance to succeed in today's ered the best proof base for Gyptex or Alabas- !' and the national m.flags that were >Z o£ of its 'Soldierly keen competition. evolved later; ,but as we are a person qualities. It is wortth noting in con. tine finishes. I+f, ,%' This insidious condition often of strong pacifist tendencies we may elusion, that since the disaster of h causes headaches, loss of energy, be altogether astray•on this point. Isandhlwana in 1879, when two of- Gyproc is inexpensive, -; las sleeplessness. It takes the edge from The ceremony we now call troop • ficers lost their lives wherr trying to draught and rodent - proof, •••' v_ your, working hours• ing the color was originally that of save the colors from capture, they structurally strong and quick Il Laboratory tests show Kellogg's sending and lodging the color. The have not been carried into action r. ALL -BRAN supplies "bulk" to exec- flag—and when we speak of color Otherwise the color, regarded as the to erect with a minimum of he cise the intestines, and Vitamin. B we mean a flag and nothing more or soul of the regiment, goes wherever 9 mess. le to tone the ntestinal tract. ALL- legs—was first shown the men and it goes• ,, "',jy` g BRAN also hes iron for the blood. then taken by one of the officers and Gyproc may be easily identified -by es The "bulk" iii'IdALL-BRAN is Simi- displayed over his tent or lodging or - •0 the naive on the board and the ee to whatever spot had been chosen as Green stripe along the edge. lar to that of le�ftuce. Within the t Din 4 R body, it becomes a soft mass which temporary headquarters. There i Dinner For Six r, g gently clears the intestines of hung! as a signal -to the men. They GYPSUM. LM ANri'"'AI.ARASTIN19, `11vl The wastes. How much better than using would know where to rush in case At 8 Cents Each Canada, Limited,, , ,iy or pills and drugs — so often harmful. of an alarm; lacking this symbol the Keeping down expenses is our Paris a. Ontario warriors would probablyhave veld- theme song now. We have all had tr • to ".4 he Two tAlAespoonfuls daily will ed to the natural but unoldiexly hob- to ]earn to cools to that tune and correct most types of constipation. it of rushing in the direction o ' d• ALL-11RAN is not habit-forming. If g P- dont you often feel that your tune a,, pasite to that from which the trou- is pretty flat? ".�f, your intestinal Y $} trouble is not re- blet, seemed to originate, The troop- Sometimes it is because you get so I�. :ex lieved this vvav, soe anti of the color is then primarily., a •tired of planning ,your own meals, nd your doctor. rite by means of which the soldiers and often because you find you have ad AIL -BRAN At all grocers. are made familiar with their regi- spent more money than you can !ts ne In the red -and- mental insignia. In modern times, really afford. ' ng .. 1 a - ; • r: ,X, ay .. ,r green package, of course, this is unnecessary but it This week, we have composed a ,;ref P a., .. Made bye Kellogg in is perhaps ^the most solemn ceremony menu for you—still to be sung to the For Sale By its'; o London, Ontario. in wbich troops engage 1 ,,•peace time.. tune of )seeping down expenses—and ;' r1? ori It is 'belie ed that Mite dern ser- we will m- �' guarantee you will find it _ f I, a. vice was originated by ^,,Du'ke of anything. but flat. Geo. A. Sills b$ Sons ►Cl cti��)i"l;�l �ti�. a k,. r st HELPS WEEP 'YOU FIT � ,,Y). g:� Cur3i'bea�land famous felt ere It is a hot, oven -cooked dinner for 511%r h+f xma .11 V rPy, M iIi61'T! P.Y Y �B"k x . ry r , os� M ,, f qtr`' y,i;°^' .,61 r. i, ,n., y (°l ��t, t, y, ttx, :L .a .,. •; a �. r , ,., .. .i. f .. ..,.ti a .! ,,. }� f ,. ... ,.+'_ m ,, n h4,1 ,., .. ..F 1... ,. ,.. ,., i . s �. 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