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Eczema or Sidt Moms
Aims No Riot Day or Mal*
Resew or salt rhea* ss it is emir
essoly ia uuef the meet suis
big of all skini1iss.
' Te iateme bursting.. rishisg aat
smastisg, especially at meat, er whets
the pots are expood to Mat, is al.
sliest uabsers.ble sad relief is greatly
' wakened.
• _ The swot 'reliable sad iSeetive
remedy we know of is
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de st.11 we claire for is. Tour nearest;
druggist or dealer sells it. Put. up
Oaly by The T. Milburn Co., Linute4
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11. 4 CESON-Instruetion
even M Voice • Culture. Organ,
Plano. Violin. Guitar, Th'o's. ete.
Studio and residen('e. North Street.
Ty. C. IIAMILTON-4)rganist ".‘Torth St.
United Church. Concert player•
and Teacher,
'Residence at airs. Colborne's,..St. Pato
rick Street.
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• CHIROPRACTIC' . •
Ne' News
Picked From Our
title doolkkiicit siza.
esie demister auerelim: NICISAA and
W. & R. MAIMISS., Of CHAtoss. AR* iohri Smith and His
Edeseual. et the Baas Line, sad Mrs. T
ether MHeimarliHill. (Cepbotglat MIS ler
e$ Titres brothers and elven sisters also I Seeeise)
died iss the West area years 11410- I The Mateo Felder. Radio
warvive: /dm C. Levitt, Mrs. Was.
Seppard. Mr*. Wafter Stair and 4....sn'
Noises WI, oe Clinton:. Mrs. E. Lear, No. 21: Relleslag Mails .Pal*
Relating. The deeessed was born in Mr*. Hill and Mrs. Sturdy,Smith had reached the point where
A. t'liates, Amines& Chins
Mr. W. A. Crich, of Sestorth, and England in flay, 1861, and spent lus' 1114bantrthi ;
Mrs. Raithby, Halletthe' could look over a wiring diagrem
Mr. H. Itartlift. of Clinton, have pur- young manhood in Suffolk aad &ilex .7 A.
. ainial Ball, Eberts, and Ephreint of a receivinset s
g uld see something
chamed the Bluthner bakery and re- districts. He came to Canada in Bon ' T to. besides lines, but when he purclutaed
chased the Meaner bakery and rem-. 1875 and lived in the vicinity of Clin-
canto,* Bobo' /Aunty sorloty How a bookful of lsook.ups for reflex set*
taurent business in Clinton and took ton ever since.
Meek Cessisty Conseil he found himself just about where
Col. Ranee Retires Whitecharch Mill Bursted Smith, Jr., would be with a calculus
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The mein feature if a recent meet- text book.
According to militia orders Lieut.- A mill at Whitechurch for the
chopping of hay and alfalfa forte inc of the Community Literary So
-- -- "I looked into this reflexinlr WO -
(,L H. Torr Rance has been permit-
ted to retire from the Canadian MW- manufacture of poultry food was tot -
county c•uncil, which proved a very Med it was one of the simplest ar;
tie, retaining his rank. He hes boon ally destroyed an Thursday night,
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a member of the militia for nearly March 18th.
stuccessful eventCasapbell-Slagkman nutriat thgments in radio. I've a office who always tells me that friend
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forty years. A Creditien Wedding
Death of Fenner Clinteulan in A charming wedding was that of A quiet wedding was sohnnaissa Ito' had a reflex set I wouldn't have
Psoutsylvanie Mists Mary J. Flynn, daughter of Mr. in the First Baptist church, Holly- to have so many tetbes. And he even
lEr.`Jarses A. Yuill, who was born and -Mrs. JAMS* Flynn, croditoo. wood, California, on Thursday, lbw. simplifies reception by using a loop
near Brucefield and who spent his who was married to 'William WarinS 18t111 when Mr. Douglas Campbell *oriel exchssIvely, .He says half of
de)? of Currie's school, was a meek nem," hot exPlailtedi "booms. I inutir-
early manhood in Clinton, where he Oidoeted)'s son of chcis. Dinner, WA* united in marriage to Miss Anna ml" equipreer.t le uanecessary, end
,. Oust b n f the .fl 4s1
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ish, has died at the home of his many took place, at the parsonage, wh° hall bee° living in SI° rritnCii" an iinn he V ke
"That's true, but your friend isn't prices.
rner well known Seaforth boy, now Novels the time to buy a set of dishes 101, off.
Dttath of Mr. L Weavers, Clinton elating. , i murk of a hand for considering the
in busineas in Holl .wood t.
The ftineral of the late Mr. lease . Nimmo-McCowsin 1 law of compensation," I replied. Irma alelfrory to any pert of the Totten.
Weavers, who died in Clinton' hospi- At four o'clock on 'Wednesday, Searortk Milling Censpesny ,Incorpor- "Water power le far simpler than
-• ated I power generated by burning fuel, but
NMI NM
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McEwen's S
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Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 25c
A gdod tesapoon, Kin George deka, given away with each
25c worth.
24 bars Soap, McEwen's special
6 cakes Palm Tree Toilet Soap for
3 lbs. loose Cocoa for
6 lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for .25
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Black Tett.
We will give 1 lb. ,of this Tea. 1 loaf Bread. !:".4 lb. Biscuits
and 1 bar Soap for the same price as a pound of any package
Tea.
Special price on large Flannelette Blankets
Special price on Fancy Blankets
We are cutting the price on Men's All Wool Underwear and
Men's Fleece lined Underwear.
$1.00
.23
.25
Good Linen Roller Towelling 25c per yd.
Good large Bath Towels
• lo 00C per pair
ng 0 ew or y, t Some nke Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths at right
Ives married to Miss Maria lifeTays Crediton), on March 16. The cells- make one tube do t or f
for some years. 'rhe grootn 1* a for- two.
claightor at Wyoming, Pa. Clandeboye, Rev.' Mr. McTavish QM -
tat on Thursday morning, Mani% 18h, March 24th, 1820, an unusually • •
took lace at the The last issue of the Ontario Gee- you've got to have a suitable dam or
rte announces the incorporation of a waterfall. Those tiny engine* that
after an illness of ten days, took pretty weddintg
place t1i the following Sunday from St. home of •Mr. and Mrs. Duncane
Faure church. Rev. Canon Gunne of- Cowan, Seaforth, when their eldest
daughter, Elizabeth Vemtta, beeame_ forth, with a capital of 60,000, economical but owners have to put PHONE'40 South Side Square
the bride of Mr. T. Victor Ni rne
of Toronto, Rev, Dr. Larkin per- Lucknow
Vuron Flohr Mille Ltd., Sea- rrn the foreign automobiles are very
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Death ,of Mks. (Dr.) Tennant,
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. (Dr.) Tennant, for many
Seisforth Man Dies at Detroit
Mr. Francis A. Faulknerpassed years a resident of Lucknow, passed
away at her home on Thuraday, Mar.
away suddenly in Detroit on Thurs- 18th. She was 81 years of age and
day, March 18th, in his 58th year. had not been strong for a number of
Ile had been a resident of Seaforth years. She had spent the greater
for over thirty years, and his sudden part of the winter With her son, Jim.
demise will be keenly felt by his F., at London,' and following the trip
Widow, formerly Annie Lambert, of home the first of last week she de-
Seaforth, and two daughters and veloped pneumonia.
liam, of Seaforth, and 'Fred, of De-
troit. - Twenty Necks
,tlinton Voting Again Next Monday The Sault Ste. Marie Daily Star
on New Collegiate Building recently had an article with refer,.
two sons, Lillian, Loretto, and Wil. Former Brusselite Has Saved
Clinton ratepayers will vote again once ,to Mr. Uriah McFadden, IC.C.,
fi
on Monday next cm a bylaw to raise aold Brusselite and -a brother 6fMrs. David Walker, of that town, in
the necessary funds for the erection
of a new Collegiate Institute build- the course of which, it is stated, "Mr.
ing. The inspector has recommend- McFadden has a record of having de-
ed that the Legislative grant be wifended approximately twenty people
with
held unless satisfactory assurances charged with murder and was in one
can be given that conditions as they case, in 19g4; retained as Crown pro-
exisecutor in a murder ease at Fort.
and
at the school will be remedied, Frances. In . no instance did the
and writee in his last report, "Ex- principal suffer capital punishment.
• copt in two particulars, the acorn- Besides his ,many murder eases, Mr.
modations provided . by the present McFadden has engaged in equally as
old building are about es nen n.r.
Pee-. many manslaughter cases, attempted
they could be. I know of no worse
conditions in any Collegiate in ,the
rovinee "
up with a lot of gear ahifting. Its' „ „
the same with radio. The reflex idea _ _ - - - -
flex seta are extremely sensitive, but All mothers can put Isway anxiety
is excellent, but its complicated. Re. mars HEALTH
handicap. f For local stations it is IN THE SPRING
their very sensitiveness is often a
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sl-s+-sssitssendsgs...1
necessary to operate Went on a loop Can Best be (Weeded With Bab?*
so ait. to take advantage of the direct. Own Toildete
ionil effect but you would not like
it is possible to have a radio set that The Spring it a time of anxiety to
to see a loop in the living room when
looks like a piece of furniture. mothers who have little ones 'in the
heme. Conditions make it necessary"
I have seen reflex sets of the elm- to keep the baby indoors. He is
often confined to overheated; badly
"-So much for. the disadvantages.
pleat sort perform some, indendid ventilated .rooms and catches colds
work because of their extreme semi/ which rat k his whole system. To
guard against this a box of Baby's
tiveness, and you ' mist recognize
house and an oicasional dose given
Own Tablets should be kept in the
that they • are more economical than
many sets which require twice as
manytubesfor the >lune -results.' to .0he baby. to -keep his stomach and
And you must also recognize their'. bowels working' 'regularly. 'This will
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value as self-containing sets, since ,prevent. col s, constipation or co t
some of them do not need anything and keel, baby- well. The Tablets are
groundy batteries and the loop. No• eold by medicine. dealers or •by nuill
but dr
connectionis required. at 25 cents a box from The De., Wil.
liems Medicine Co., Brookline, (int.
Everything is rather compact.' ilot-
When you don.'t know \What to do.
1
urally, these features are highly de-
sirable in many elms, -don't ,
I think youre a little confused
over these hook-ups bectiuse you've
murder cases, and other cues of a. got reflexing mixed up with the re-
generative idea. In the latter, the
outpet from the plate circuit of the
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serious nature. • Keeps EYES '
Exeter Victim of Sun Stroke Dies
• 1 detector is fed back to Abe grid. of
Ciectr Bright and Beautifu/
Last Week ' , the detector tube so as to increase
Fatal Auto' Accident
A very' sudden death took place in, the • strength of the incoming signals writes.muath,..,,,,_..„..n-
• Mrs. W. J. Howson, Wingham, re-
eeived the mid. news on Tuesday 1 and thus increase the. corresponding
Morning last week that her brother, Exeter on Monday of last week, when
. MrJamesIN ilson, a well known re siffgnalsaectedin the piste Circuit, which is
MrJohn Colvin, had died of injuries
proportionally• In there -
flexing prisms,
received in an automobile accident in sident, passed away m his 71st year. „ .“;..11
.• however, theeidea
VaneouverHis wife was killed is
pe deceased -had been in poor health simpiy to use the same tubes for
. in
the some manner several years ago -
or several months, the result ofa
r lt radio and audio frequency amplifica-
sun stroke,- suffered while engaged Um/2'
• •ltning`Factory last summer .)
Celebrated Thirtieth Anniversarat the Ca
y ... - Smith admitted that all this soundOn 1arch 181h-
mimber of mussels Masonic x,ndge ed simple enough but pointed to the
Mrs. Ernest Dennis, of .Morris town- • er 11 11,1 h . complicated diagrams and asked
wherein - they suggested any such
, r• an for Half a• Century Caned by
ship, celebrated their thirtieth wed- • e"°w -em'ers ' simplicity. The trouble was that he
in Seattle.
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regarding,* their suffering chiklrest
when they have Mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator to give relief.
Its effects are Sure and tasting.
Cheek That Cough
At Once
If You Don't
You May Be Sony
Too much area cannot be placed cat
the fact that on the Met sign of et
cough or 'old it should be gotten rid
of immediately, as -Were to do` so
tasty rause scars of suffering front some
knout lung trouble,
You inay be sorry if you don't take
our edvleo end get rid of your cough,
or cold by using
Dr. Wood's
Norway
Syrup
This preparation hap leen on th•
marjFet for the pest 37 years, and is
eekdbivledged, by all thaw who have
used. it, to be the beet medicine they
can procure for the relief of their
coughs and colds.
You don't experiment when, you buy
it, but be sunt you get the gentile*
that is put up by The T, Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Out.
A SURE RELIEF FOR
WOMEN'S DISORDERS
TEN-DAY TREATMENT FREE
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THOMAS GUNDRY.
• Live .Stock and General Auctioneer,
Hamilton Street, Goderieli
• Sales made everywhere and all efforts
n 'tade lo give you satisfaction.
' Farmers' sale notes disoomiten.
hOttERTSON'..
• '$ Quaintest Auctioneer,.
••• • Eldest Street-' Coder's*.
wr condutt any Nue ;nine County or
Iiiron. For inforihavion apply to .P..1.
By Hemilton St., oe ',Merit tett, with
hitt, 'ti will receive promm artentlea.
ding anniversary at tin • h t At the meeting of St. John's Lodge, was looking at a two -tube reflex
JA$. C. CARRIE Brown • en. erne a
, . stown. , • • . No. 284, A., .F, and A. 11., Tuesday hook-up employing . a fixed crystal •
of lait week, Brother Wm. dete'aor. Thits provided for two sta- ' • DP).44
GODERICH EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE The Late Mr Chia i TI . evening-
The only. ITareltvare on the Square Eli
7.a hemming, widow of the lei-
iDark, who hae been irmember of the ges of radio frequency amplification •
Iffr CI 1 Th f Tu blodge for fifty years, was presented and two of the audio, making the set
died at the home of her son, r. Wil- with a gold headed walking cane and the equivalent of a neutrodyne which
. tar es ern, o rn err ,
ham Thom in Colborne in her 70th an honorary membership, accompan- employs five tubes.
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Year, March 20th. Interment took ..tsi" by an address Wor. Bro. A. C. There was only one thing to do
Ouch!' Aching Joints
. t place March 22nd in the family Piet .t.i. awes another veteran . of . the and that was to look ,up a diagram of
Wingharn cemetery. ..01 a family of red by' an address, Wpr. Bro. A. C. the simplest reflex set -a single -tube
tseelve all of whom lived to than and Wor. 13to. S, Wilton, a close third reflex .receivei employing . a crystal
deteetor. Hbre, however, it was
Rub Rhetimatic Pain
womanhood, except one little girl, for v,eteran, made the presentation.
now only three survive, one son and Bro. Darkjoined $t. John's Lodge on necessary to digress a moment to
,
explain why crystal detectors are
the 10th of August, 1875, and has
Rub Pain right out ivith small two daughters, William, of .Colborne; usually preferred in reflexes. Be -
Carrie (Mrs. Wm. Krohn), of Wing- been a real Mason all his life. He
trial bottle of old • camie there is such intensive use
"St Jacobs Oil." - ham; Laura (Mrs. Day. Johnston), is native of Grey township and in
made of the tubes in a reflex set, •
NOTARY PUBLIC,- ETC. is outh commenced as an operative
1st line Morris. Five brothers, Stan- hy
the u
q ieter detector is, the better.
ley Flemming, Niagara Palls; Alex- mascot and laid many a structure
IA pi. imILIE. truly and well. Crystals, being nuiet in operation, -
NaTAR----i. purma . Rheumatism is "mire' only. ander, of Manitoba; George, of Tor- (Continued on page 7)
•Not one case in fifty requires interb- onto; Albert, of Wingham, and Jas. A District Horticultural Convention
:tented to consider the proposed ban-
' , don't
The district delegates to the con-
quet and report later: \y. F. Burg-
vention of 'the Ontario Horticultmal
man (chairman), A. L. MeDonald,
Association will assemble in Walker -
Joseph Wilson, H. Allen and Charles
ton in June this year for the annual
Copeland. .
(NADIA „convemion. The 'district
comprises the following three cowl -
lies -Huron, Grey and Bruce. It is
expected that at least 100 delegates,1 •
just a moment you'll be free from Hensall, but since her marriage forty representing horticultural societies
rheumatic pain, soreness and stiffness. years ago had lived in Chicago.
• Calgary Dentist, Deceased, Was in the towns of the three counties,
Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. "St.
Jacobs Oil" ie just us good for sci-
Hensall Native will be in attendance. .
aim 'neuralgia, lumbago, backache, , Clinton to Have a Bishop
4 i pod Cerimanies lien re ;en tel a e ' F g 11 II
„ . • H., of Kincardine, all died recently
soothing Perietratalg St."acobs Oin'.
eight into your sores. stiff, aching
tioderieli, Ont. •in the order named.
•Pli. one Ni;. 29S.
joints, and relief comes instantly. "St Death of Hensel] Native
, tiORUE E. GREENSLADE.
011" h 1 rheumatismMrs. J...1?.. Habkirk and Mr. R. P.
liniment which never disappoints and Eel!, of Seaforth, attended the fun -
cannot burn the skin. oral of their sister, Mrs. J. MeMor-
Limber lip t , Quit complaining( Get .
ran, in Chicago on Saturday, March
a small trial bottle of old, honest "St.
JecobsOil" at any drug store, and in 20th. Mrs. MeMorran was born in
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oases oitele amended te
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The dead waste mut-
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region is• expelled,
giving immediate men-
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leeritiim of the ills. eAse, it cannut la,lp but (10 good in all forms
of female tronides, ipeluding delayed. and rtainfit11-16enstcoa•
lion, leuenfrrheen, falling Of the womb,. growths, and ovarian.
troublee, ete. Price $2.00 per box, whieh is suffieient for one
month); treatment. A free Trial TreatMent, enough for 10
days, worth 7.5e, will Ire sent FREE to any Sufferine; woman
who will send me her address: Enclose three stamps and ad-
drese: Airs. Lydia W. Ladd, lipid. 10 Windsor, Ontario. '
-THI Sold By Leading Druggists Everywhere
ODERICH
sprains. • . Dr. 1). D.ROSie one of Calgary's
-inc Bishop of Huron .has confirm-
, • one of the Old timers of Bishop Lucas to the parish of St.
Western
• • the past twenty-five years, Dr. Ross forced to retire from the Mackenzie
For Paul's; Clinton. Bishop Lucas was.
Rel' -f for • Canada. passed away reee.ntly.
had been ernctising dentistry in
Rheumatics River diocese on account of . the ill
!cktit'ti tbt)t§ •
" oldest and best known dentists and ed the rumor of the appointment , of .
Western Canada.t
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8-x-cen of which health of his wife, who was unable
- were spent iCalgary, he having
gone there from Medicine Hat. He to withstand the rigors of the artic
was a native of Brucelle
Id and re-.winterInany longer. The bishop and
ceived his dental training Toron- s wife have been 'ministering to
Local D• ruggists Sell Ithenlun on
to. lie is survived by his widow and the sPiritual needs of the population,
Money.Back Plan
t
yrffer Vein tortur
.line heu- °ne °o1.11._
daughter, Mrs; ("hag. -Sweetieve, since 1903 . Rev
which are chiefly Esquimos, of the
If ot"Su
Roes, and northern dietslet
one
matic ,pains, swollen, twisted joints.Cenen • - Gunnes- - former-- rector. .of
b. • ,
,o , of Calgary., as well as the following Christ's church, London, will look
after the Sunday services of the Clin-
ton church for the next few weeks
until Bishop Lucas is ((bit' to 'estab-
time, . then you need Rheuma, midi of 8edo5r'rucefieldi Yir•-•11.• Il• noes, lish himself. Rev. C. L. Bilkey, who
rt1 1, and Mr. Alex, Ross, of was, unfit recently in charge of the
need it now.- -
Start taking it today. r, Rheume. Wingliam. . parish, has gone to Michigan.
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Death of Mrs. W. P. Spalding Brussels -Tennis Club Reorganized
and blood, nd you
acts •at once on idn,can sincerely live*torn-
eeh
Mrs. W. P. Spalding, *hose death!. Brussels Tennis Club Ws been re-
a
organized for the year with NV. M.
exclaim: "Good rhidance to bad occurred recently, was the second
rubbish." i daughter of the late Mr. James Fair, Sinclair as president, Dr..I. II. White
Many peeple, the most skep
sled ses and was born and reared in Clinton,' vice prdsident and F. M. Wilmot
skeptics right in this City and in the leaving there with her husband for, meeretarY-treasurer.
'country hereabouts, bless the day Calgary about seventeen years ago. l New Rector Appointed to Wingham
when It. C. Dunlop and other t!rug- ' Her death resulted from an
opera- Rev. F. W. Seheffter, of Waterloo,
gists offered Rheutua to the Afflicted tion for spare. She is survived by 1
her husband and one daughter, who P. Q., has .been appointed by Bishop
at a small price and , guaranteed
is at home. One sister, Mrs. James WilliaMi to the parish of %Ingham
money refunded if not satisfied. If
Seat, resides in Clinton, two broth- and Teeewater. He will take charge,
y
ou have rheumatism get a bottle of on April 11. Ile succeeds Rev. W.
Rheuma.today. fl ers and a sister in the West. The If. ILnell, who was appointed in
--...--:-...-_-1--_--...-...L.-------=•----___.-:-. funeral took place at Calgary. !charge of St. Paul's, Stratford, Lot
The Late W. Ir. Ball • !January.
Mr, W. IL Ball, whose death was C. N. R. Empktvees at Winglutm
recorded in this column last week,
' Plan Beiteart
was the eldest son of the late Wil- Many .employees of the Canadian
hem and .Ann Ball of lfullett and National 'Railway :.t Wingham, met,
Was born on a farm in the Base Line, last Thursday nigh:, to form a corn- -
Mullett. On his marriage to his now mittto arrange ",r a banquet and
bereaved widow. who was NH** social evening with' L. view to mak- *.,:;;i*PaXilt
11 sistere, and brothers: Mrs. (Dr.)
system is full of 'that dangerOus poi- Till.ainnnt,2,.0%ovferiSaultaR. Ste. Marte;
eon that makes thousands helple.ss , of eginaMrs;. Wm.
and i s thousands years iti2o e 'oirn
J. ft. Wheeler
Funeral Direotor and
Embalmer
Goderich, Ontario
valls protoptly attended to
day or night,
Phos ee Store 3J1; Mottle 31'iw
THE FURNAC GO' ON STNIKEI
WiTHTHE KITOIEN RANGE ilNP6AJl
eALLTHE HEAT FOLKS IN AT mice
AND LET THEM ARGITRATC-.-
'We knew` itil sitlee et a 'teeing
problem.
1,Vet ean look at your furnace
and your hitelien tango and your.
living-rporri grate and tell sou just
what kind of coal each ,hould have.
If they don't get theyinlit hind.
they nlay really 'go on strilio,.'
through no fault of .tlieirs. throtigh
nts fault in the quality of the coal
but because of an uttwi,:.0
It as Select the rjelit Mud fol.-
- you
CALL THE
Christena Straughan. of Colborne, he Ing all employees better acquainted,
began farming on the farm now oc, There aro abort 51) families of (‘',N.R,
• eupieti by his son. Edmund, where he employees in the town. .11seph 11
lived until 1922, when he and his son was (batman of the meeting
He came into Cii.itoto leavirt.r the and eepleiteed its purpov. aster
farm to their no. Two sons and which the followirs conuniftee was
het Gond ( leen Coal
GOAL
J. B. MUSTARD mummy
Phone 98 Goderich
044 •4414•10•IsimbliisiN•
(MAUI Y
CDIE't TN
EASTER SPECIALS
• 1:1:21i.1:'a4,,a, $6.70 I() lbs. 69c
PEE. PICNIC HAMS 1,91.1
I FMRI IT;1D ROLLED OATS 1011n. 35c1
CH.FFSE
ROWNTREE'S
COCOA
1/2 lb. TIN 22c
MAPLE SYRUP
m..r.140
0.
DOSINION rf011 EX
TEA
Wien Quality Coasts
RICHMELLO 791,
SELECT 6%,
D.S.L. BULK St.
CANDY
CHATEAUr 4Ma
EASTER EGGS LOAF 1.0•Jar.
lo. wSareloiellew 1,G
r -
ow. Ctlaa i KRAFT 39L.
CONUT COAWit
DIME; LVIII. 13AYSIIDIC
36* sCh.."1"it 99c CHERRI
tilocoLATT4* 29c RAPrritoCI!OICE
25c
CORN
trita25c
cHolcz 4)
Tomato* "3
CHOICE RED COHOE
SALMON Wts• 18c
•
NAMUR MAID
BACON
MACHIM1L gas
MICRO tow IC
1 Rt. &pares 'pc
1st hike 0416.
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CHRISTIE'S RUNNIES and CHICKS
BISCUITS 35c111..
Those Priem ia .lost tee ewe *mei gross date of Mao Pester 111K
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