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MUSIC
'DROP. W. 11. JACKSON—Instruction
1 seven in Voice Culture,* Organ.
Pia*o. Violin. Guitar, Theoay, etc, •
Studio and residence, North Street.
H. C. HAh1ILTON-a-Drgaralat North. . Si.
United Murcia Concert inlayer
and Teacher.
Residence at airs, Colborne's "St. Pat-
rrick Street,
LEGAL CARDS
1t.. R. DARItOW.
Barrister. Senator, Public, I;to.,
Successor to J. L. Killoran
Phone 97 OIlmce, The Square, Gnderieh
'' RNEST M. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor • Q
10 King Street East, Toronto, 2
Telephones Main 7793-7794. •
DUDLEY E. HOLMES
Barrister, Solioltor. Notat•y
Public, Conveyancer. Etc.
PHONE 27 HAMILTON STREET •
SPECIALIST
DR. P. J. 11. FORSTER. • •
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT.
'Late House Surgeon New. York Gph-
,e• thalmlc and Aural }Iospitpl, assistant at
Moorefield's Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat. Hospital,' London Fag.
a3 Waterloo St. S. Stratford. Tele -
Thane 267.
• At Hotel Bediot•d• Goderiela, on the
.evening of -third Monday of emit month
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1111 the following day, 7uc' sit ry, tt 1
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Death of raceme haesela *salient
Mary Conor. a former resident of
>Arusseals, widow of the late Janus
lfeLaaebU1, passed away at Fenwick
on 'Saturday, Oct. 30th, in sur 87th
tsar. The deceased went to Brussels
*aid worked with the late David Ross
u a tailors's. and was married there
to James McLauchlan, They lived in
Brussels for some years, later reev-
ing to Wingham where Mr. Metauek-
lin dkd. For many years the de-,
ceased lived with her daughter, Miss'
Margaret, in New York. About
three years ago she moved to Toxon-
ta, and later had been residing in
Fenwiek.
Died in "russet*
Miss Alfie Curry, second daughter
of the late Thos.Curry and Mrs. Al.
ke Curry, of Brussels, passed away
Tuesday evening from pneumonia.
The funeral took place on WPdnes.
day, Nov, 2nd, and was private. Miss
Curry is survived by two sista*e be-
sides her mother. She was in her
40th year.
Granddaughter of Reeve Geiger
Fatally Injured
Ruth Geiger, aged 31, daughter of
Mr. and :Mrs. Edmund Geiger, of
London, and a granddaughter. of
Reeve Geiger, of Hensali, was fatality
crushed in an elevator at the Mason
& Risch Co. building in Landon on
Friday, °eta 29th.
STOP CATARRH! ' OPEN .
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
SaJli Crum Applied in Nostrils t
•file erea Head-Colfls at Once.
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If your nostrils are clogged and your
heed is stuffed and you isn't breathe
freely because of a cont or catarrh, just
get a *mail bottle of Ely's Create Balm
at any drug 'yore. Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream into your nos-
trils and let it penetrate through every
air passage of your bead, soothing and
beating the Inflamed, swollen mucous
membrane and you get instant relief.
Ahs How good it feels.. Your nos.
trite are open, your head is clear, no
snore hawking, snuffling, blowing; no
more headache. dryness .or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is auntwhat sufferers frons head colds and
eaterrh need. It's a' delight. t
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRAG7'ITIO.E1t. '
DR. A. N. AThI SO•ti
' Clrit'otlraclnr anti Drureless Therapist,
• • Goderich
Chronic, Organic and lame is Moneta,
Equipped with. Electr0-tilagnetie Bathe
r:I'etr'nic Electric 'i 'l'. tments and
• Chiropractic.
Office hours -2 lo u end 7 to O. .p.m.
and by appointment. excepting Monday
and Thursday afternoons end ;ev'eninns: • •
Office Hous on these clays 10 to 12 aha.
Naas.
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Lady in 'Attendaure.
Residener and Oitiere-Corner of South
St. and nri!attain bond.
AUCTIbNEERING
tHOMAS GUNORY.
Lire Stock and-kenrrat Auetidneer,
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Sales made everywhere and all efforts
made to give y"ou satistaetioit.
Farmers' sale notes discounted..
ROBERT RROBERRTSON,
Auctioneer, Eldon. St., Goderleit
will conduct and arrange ani' amie on
the latest methods to get hest resting.
See him. or drop a card and he will
give it inunediate attention.. Farm
Sales a spee'ialty.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
wet. BAILIE: .
NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done
Good Companies' Renresented
Phone No. 228. ' Goderlch, Ont.
--arrEOitGK-tr- fE-EXSLADE,----0 •
coNVEYANCING AND NOTARY. %
. 'Bayfield, Ont.
INSURANCE
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IVIe :ILLOE, MUTU. I FIRE iota.
?ADI AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP.
•r.RTY INSURED.
Value et property insured up to Jan-
uary, 1910, -EJ 018;873.00. •
!'FFIGERS--.'tames Connolly, Fresh
dent, Cioderirtt; Jas. Evans, Vice -Presi-
dent, Beechwood; T. E. Bays, See.-
Treas., Seaforth.
DIRECTORS—D. P. :1iealregur, Sea -
forth; •J. G. grieve, Winthrop Wm.
Wrin, Constance: George Meflartnt'y.
Tuebersmith; John Ferris, Ilanlock;
Johns Bennewise. Broadhagah; Murray
Gibson, l3rure11c1..
4,riEN'r3•--•J. W. Yeo, Goderich; sandy
Leitch, Clinton: \Vm. F;Itesn.y, Sea.
forth: R. lllneteey, Sratni'tlt.
P.•liry Holders can pay their assess—
ments at It. 11, t;utt's store, '.oo lenses;
A. J. ltorrish'i. Clothing Store, Clinton:
or J. H. Rein's. Hayfield.
rum INSURANCE
Rave it attended. to ny the
rMEti WAINAlIOSS MUTUAL FIRE BtIURRANCE CO
Established 1878
Head Office : Dungannon, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, R. R. 140. 2, God-
ericb, pros.; Win. 3. Thompson, Aub-
urn, vice pros.; directors—Wm. Me.
Quillen, St.Heflens; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. 2, Lucknow; H L. Salkeld, 'phone
000r11, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson,
Ltleknow; Wm. Watson; Jas. Git'vin.
Jt. R. No. 4, Goderich; W. 1 `,t`helatp-
iota, Ateburn: That Gritz, Et. v.. No.
Lualuaow; Chas. $.vitt, Kincar-
dine,
VIOL STOTTEKU, T. G. ALLYN,
Teem Seltekary.
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Relief at Last !
No longer harassed by smothering,
coughing or choking:
lCillakea'Fablets.lntic MOM.
THIS wonderful remedy was
din%
covered by a noted medical doc-
tor while with the army in France.
KILLS the most obstinatecase, of.
COUGHS.COLDS, PLU,ASTHMA
and BRONCHITIS. Will not •tIf-
feet the weakest heart---fs: perfectly
- harmless,
sod h elf Dnipt,b
kl.oer R•finde& if Not Sstaf.ste,•y,
BEWARE THE.
The Late lira. Kerslake. Mauer
The loath took place in Exeter es
Saturday. Oet. 30th, of Mrs. Iohnrt
Kerslake, who passed away at the
ags of 70 years. 1 month and it days.
foU.wiaag an illness of * couple et
weeks fro* pneumonia and bright's
tliaease. the deceased had Men a re.
eldest of Exeter for the pest ten
years, having moved to Exeter when
she and Mr. Kerslake retired from a
farm in Usborne.
Death of Mr. Rory MaeCbarlei,,
Lueknow
Pollowink an illness of more than
two years, Mr. Roderick MacCharles,
an old and esteemed resident of Luck -
now, passed away Friday morning,
Oct. 29th. Mr. MaeCharlss had been SCHOOL REPORTS strength throughout the past
,summer so that his death was not at ' S. S. Net, 1, Generics Tewnithip
Honors Iii <, Pass 60aa. Sr. IV. --
Isabel McMichael, 87; Lena Craddock,
85; Clayton Laithwaite, 13; Bernia:e
Moore, 71. Jr. IV. --Joe Dalton, 75;
Margaret Fry, 73; Phil Bissett, 70:
Orville Oke, 82; Marion Lamprey, 57.
III.—.Edward McMichael, 70; V'Iolet
Cooke, 62; Everett Craddock, 52;
Harvey" McMichael, 50; Thelma Fry,
45, II.—Arthur Hicks, 65. Sr. I.
Ethel Cooke, 75; Frank McMichael,
70. Sr. Parr—Ruby :McMichael, Tom
Cooke. Jr. Pr. --Betty Fry, Gladys
Parrant, Tom Fry, Ada Farrant
Valeir Craddock, Arthur McMichael,
Hazel Moore,
1. M. LOWERY, Teacher.
Westfield School
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 6, East Wawanosh, for the tests
held during September and October:
II. Year Continuation—Elaine Bam-
ford, 75 Evelyn McDowell, 72. e 1. Yr.
Continuation -••Madeline Walden, 68;
Edna Walsh, 62; Harold Vincent, 61;
Ray aliment, 61; Alice Govierc 60.
Sr. IV.—Norman Rodger, 15; Bennie
Walsh, 72. Jr. IV,—Edythe McDow-
ell, 75; Margaret, Govier, 55; Mar-
jorie Campbell, 50; Thaddeus Gower,
A quiet wedding took place at the 49; Orville Tunney, 47, . 'Sr. IIT. --
Walton United church manse on Fri- Herbert Harrison, 71; Jim Thomtrson,
day, Oct. 22nd, by Rev. W. J. Maines, 65; Ernest Snell, 62. Jr. III.---Nich-
when Miss Mary E., eldest daughter olena Thompson, 72: Jack Armstrong,
of Wm. and Mrs. McCall, was united 69; Lloyd Walden, 64. Sr. II.. -.Viola
in marriage to Archie J. Young, sun Govier, '72; Jean McDowell; 67; Mary
of Mrs. Mary A. Young, of Hullett. • Ann Gower, 61, Jr. Ii.—Harry Moss,
Poplestone and Gardiner Dissolve 68; Kenneth Campbell, 63. Sr. I.—
Blyth. Standard: The firm of Pop- Mary Cook, 70; Alwin Snell, 69... Jr.
leetone & Gardiner, :general much- 1.—Ned Thompson, Sr. Pr, -Eileen
ants, has been dissolved by mutual Walsh, Bessie Moss, Jessie, Moss.
cons,pnt and tIr. Gardiner of the late Number on roll 31.
firm will continue the business. The E. S. SOWERBY, Teacher.
late firm entered partnership at Exe- S. S, No. 17, Ashfield
i
ter n ther
e a
year, 1902 and in January The following is the report of pup..
of 1006 purchased the business in ifs: ee S, '8; No. 17, Ashfield, for the
Blyth of the late 2. B. McKinnon, month of October: Jr. V.—Hugh Me -
which they have successfully conduct- Whinney, 87 i. Sr. IV.—Taek John -
own, 70; Nelson
ed up to the present, It is worthy of stop, 76; . Billy Brown, note that this firm has Passed almost. Hack, 45. Sr, III. -Margaret John -
a quarter of a century without change stop, 7;; Billy Brown,' 70; Nelson
which. is much longer than the usual PeJean Johnston, 64 (ties).
lifof he e of fiparrm artnerse ahips.mong Boothur mebestmberestis- arson and
!e II,—Russell Dennis. 71:, .Benson
t,grown, iG9. Jr. Pr.—.Ruby De ni.5,
zeas and it is regrettable that' in le Goldora Dennis, latumber on roll 12.
tiring from business, Mr. Popiestone Average attendance 10.
and family are liable to leave Blyth. 'M. I. ROSS, Teacher,
Seaforth C. I. Won Meet Champion- Junior Room, U. S. S. No. 8, Ashfield,
ship for leptember--,nd--October..:.
The first annual meet of fhb Huron .,Jr. IIL—Total 610; pass 366—Helen
Iloorteld Skews" so
iflesseity
Age who bane loditesies aE
paaestsui srlt«rt slw s
ensiles et eelehreseil
cosatuNriT KAT t
IbTi ,u rDOtoo
Sy rum at ear ossealste winds,
she monis fele bum* llaaMlla
Mliesdeueseri for phis lobelia.
E. C. ROBERTSON
Goderich Phone 13$
all unexpected. Besides a widow, he
is survived by three sons, Donald,
Poacher and Duncan, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Neil D. MacKenzie, all of
Lucknow. There is also one brother
residing in Essex .County.
DorrenceaSimnaons
A quiet but very pretty wedding,
took place at 11 o'clock Wednesday
morning, November 3rd, when Miss
Lily Marie Simmbna, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Simmons, late of
Brighton. was united in marriagewto
Mr. G. Edward Dorrance, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. B. Dorrance, McKillop.
r The ceremony was performed by Rev.
T. H. Brown, of Seaforth. at the
home of the bride's parents, Huron
-road west.
Weet-Bremner
A pretty autumn wedding was sol-
emnized at the manse, Brueefield, on
Tuesday, Nov. 2nd, at 2.30 O'clock,
when Rath Bremner, elder daughter
of • Rev., W. A. Bremner and Mrs.
Bremner, was united in marriage- to
air. Thomas ColinWest. son of Mr.
and Mrs, T. E. West, of Woodstock.
Young -'McCall
Athletic Association, held in ,Clinton Anderson, 412;' Claire Pentland, 402;
on Thursday, Oct. 28th, after a cou
ple of postponements. owing to bad Anna Reed,• 359; Amy Young, 267,
weather, was a: huge success. :Mit Sr. II. -Total 565: pass 339—Wilma
Treleaven, .466: Marjorie McDonald.
Collshell, Seaforth, competed,
Exeter and ithtthe 409; Marjorie McWhinney, 412: Mil-
t t sates competed, and dery p the died. Anderson, 247; Gertrude F'inni-
fact that the day was, not very pleas-- lean, 197.. Jr. II. -Total 5.40; naso
ant, a crowd of several hundred spec- g24 -David Nivins, 251; Alma. Niv-
tators enjoyed the fine, program of
athletic• events. Seaforth secured the nasi s, Agnes Young,. 169 Carman
meet championship, winning the high- VirhyaHaines, 134; Mary Ward, 26: Pert
est number of points in the junior, in- 177-J , IQ. Sr. T.—Total 295; pass
177—Jack and senior boys', and the 177—Jack Parks, 242; Verna Ander-
senior girls' events, while Mitchell son. 241; Beth Parks, 206; Jimmie
won the junior girls' championship. amen, 200; Myrtle Caldwell, 173
G. Abney, of. Mitchell, showing parts-
eularly good form, won all junior
``�� RR , girls' eents, being a fair: margin.
c�cio
The baseball games excited keen in-
terest. F,xeter defeated Clinton bY
i-HAN im 7fienfArruns �
to 4, lilt Mitchell .defeated
th by �� p IO a�losely
1•onteeted 'bssleetbalt game Clinton
Persistent coughs and colds. lead to
serious trouble. You can stop them now
with Creomulsion, an emulsified' creoebte
thetia pleasant to take. Creomulsion is a
clew mtdicaldincovery with two -fold action,
it aootheit aid heals the inflamed mem-
branei and inhibit; berm growth. •
Of ell known drugs creoeoteisrecognim'd
by high medical authorities as one of the
greatest healing agencies for persistent
coughs end colds and other forms of throat
trouhlea Cteomulaioneontains, in addition
to creosote, other healing elements which
soothe and heal the infected membranes
and atop the irritation and inflamaimtion,
while the creosote goes on to the stomach,
is absorbed into the blood, attacks the meat
ofthe trouble and checks the growth of the
Creomulsion le guaranteed' satisfactory
in the treatment 01 pen stent coughs and°
colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and.
other forms of respiratory diseases, atxl is
excellent for building up th:ttztem after
tpids or flu. Ivfoncy orf
cough or cold is not relieved after taking
aecotding to directions. Ask your druggist.
Ctcomuleion Co, Li nited, Toroato, Ont.
4
Bo9ll6ll Bros,
0O1i071OH co
the Leading
funeral Director's
and Embalmers
Orders oare•tully attended to
at aril hours -night or day:
• tin Cry •
1
1. ,&. Wheeler
Funsral Director and
Gvdericb, Ontario
Alt sidle proatpe% attsrae:i to
d„y or nights.
!Maas: Oen *S$; Soma *5W
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proved victors neer Seaforth. •
. Aikenhead-Taylor
Melville Culbert, 143: Willie Reed.
125; Melba Fowler, 110: John Ward,
47. Primer -,--Total 440: pass 264 --
Harold Finnigan. 324; Jimmie Ward
319; Malcolm McKenzie, 301. "A"
Class; total 171—IDonalda 'Jones, 178;
Lois Treleaven, 163: Berth Jones.
124+-=Viola..-.Maung,.-LX,lLe...Bailie Mel
Clure, 96; Albert Rivett. 93; Jean
Ward. S8: Alvin Reed, 85. Number
on roll 35. Average attendance 31.
Th. marriodx, taok place at St, M. M. DURNIN, Teacher.
Paul's chatty, ('•lietop, oai .1kin, t'.clay*. MORE OLD SUBSCRIBERS
Oct. 21,1x, oe Leona, Lillian, eldest
daughter of Mr. and 2lrs. Gecrge Like a Letter from Home Seaslir.
'Taylor, of Clinton, and ClarenceJames Cox, St. Agatha, Man.
James Aikenhead, soh of Mr, William 1
Aikenheed, of Stanley. The care- Mr. (a \v. Sturdy, Il. R. No. 1, Ciotl
monyc was performed by the Rev. L. erich, is another of the early sea.
C. Harrison and was- witnessed. by scribers. to Thc.-Goderielt Star tarot'
only a feud intimate friendse whom we have heald in' connection
Death of Mrs. Josiah Rands with the content we annoi n'ed epee ea
A very regrettable death occurred ly for the oldest subscriber to thin
in Clinton Nov. 3rd when Mrs. Jos- paver. .Mr, Sturdy says he has liven
iah Rands passed away. She bad subscr-bing for The Star since !8(i1
been in ill health for some time and himself and that this paper wag in hl;
father's home before that. 'Teat
means that Mr. Sturdy, himself, has
been taking The Star for 65 years
end his father, the late Mr, (h' isto-
pher Sturdy, must have been, in all
probatlility, n subscriber from, the
first issue.
Mr. William Campbell, of town, is
"nntlatr who can claim to have taken
The Star from its fir:.t ise..e.
Another veteran subscriber is Mr.
James Cox, now'of :tit. Agathe,Man.,
who writes as follows :
St. Agathe, Man..
The :Star Oct. 19, 1926.
era who have taken The Star for a
number of years.
I subscribed. for The Star in 1882
while batching• In North Dakota and
hire never missed a year since. It is
like a letter from home to me.
Yours truly,
•
JAMES COX.
CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC
COAST TOURS
When winter comes, thePacific
Coast resorts from those in • British
Columbia south to those in Califona
nia, offer a ;pleasant ehange from the
more rigorous climate of the east.
California has become ferrous as a
winter tourist region because of its
excellent climatic conditions, its var-
ied and magnificent scenery, the pos.
sibilities it affords for e11 kinds of
outdoor sports and recreations, its
splendid motor roads, sea bathing,
etc, Canadian National Railways of•
fer a wide choice of routes embracing
rail and sea trips., 'Travel one way
through Canadian Rockies via Jasper
National Park and Mount Robson, the
North Pacific Coast Route to Vancou-
ver and Victoria. Seattle, Portland,
"Dail certainly
was pleased ! ".
"As soon as Dad read my
last, letter, with the news
of My appointment in it,
Ale jumped for the tele-
phone. .
"I felt likea million dollars
when I heard his voice, and
if 1 can live up %to the
things . he said to me, 1'11
go a 1oni.way."
• -There are manly inspiring
moments when Long Dis-
tance is the onlyadequate
vehicle for our emotions.
As in the case above, the
proper word , at the right
moment has a • great ap-
peal. Let Long Distance 0
speed your message of in-
spiration when it will be
most appreciated.
it was decided that she ought to have
some teeth extracted. She was
given nn anesthetic and the tenth
were drawn Lut she failed to rally
and quietly passed away.
A pleasantmedicinefor children is
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator.
and it is exeeltent for driving v;ormn
from the system.
Peoplekeep en smashing ree cal: -m
all except the one made by Rita yen
Winkle.
GAINED 10 E01ND►�
IN 22 DAYS l Dear Binet,-OThave just read tract
you would like to hear from subacrib-
That's going some -but skinny
men, women and children just can't.
help putting en good healthy flesh
when they take McCoy's Cod Liver
Extract Tablets.
Chock full of vitamines- the kind
that are extracted from the livers of
the eod--the kind that are a' real help
to frail, rundown, ananmie, skinny
men and women.
Try these sugar coated tasteless
tablets for 30 days -if they don't
help greatly get your money back.
One woman gained ten pounds in
twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, six-
ty cents. Ask any druggist far Mr.
t'oy's Cod Liver Extract ?'*Metas.
Dlreetione and formula on tech box.
"Get McCoy'', the brat -S gal nr. 'I
ge stint
KIDNEY
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THE
ODERIC'H
VitatVc.tits
We CAi2�,Ftx.1.. ttsiSPECT
B_ tterw LOT 011 r., yet. vyc
AND NOW MAI Wt- SELECT
)YOUR VANIER''S COAL -
SuPPLY .
If you had to go direct, to the
mines every time you wanted coal
Wouldn't ' coal buying be a
task'?'
Even after you got to the mines,
K you possibly wouldn't know which
i,t coat to choose.
That is the big thing we have'
done for you.
We have carefully selected the •
pri►per coal for different kinds of
II furnaces, ranges and grates.
All you have to do is to 'phone
No. 98 for it.
1IL II I I, 1I
McEwen's SpeciaIs
AlNOTHIOt IIMPONINT OR 4I11ER '3 JELLY
POWDIDIS TO HAND
Jelly Powders for 2:s, ea a i4*ss Fruit Ms.
Our Special Blend of Bulk Tea at 59c per ib. in S -ib. lots.
Try this tea, It's a winner, and is 16 to :t): cheaper
than the package tea.
1,4'e grind our best Corse fresh for your order. It half;
given satisfaction for years.
We have a large ff-ounce bottle of Vanilla, or lemon Ex-
tract for ... .......... ... ....sale.
Also a large 1 -lb. bottle of Vanilla or eating Ex-
tract for 50e.
New large washed Brazil Nuts, this year's crop. just in
at 25e pot lb..
34 Bars of Soap, McEwen's Special for . ..$1.00
Palmtree Toilet Soap 49. pot doom
Redpath Sugar per bag, the cheapest price it has been for
rears
SPECIALS IN DRY GOODS
Blankets, Underwear , Overalls, Shirts, Socks, Mitts,
Gloves, etc., at right, prices. -
Goods delivered to any Part of Ike Tow*.
ad�..11.. J. McEwen
PHONE 46 south sin. Saw*
San Francisco and -Loa Aggeles.
Any agent of Canadinn National
'Railways will be pleased to furnish
full information regarding these
tours.
Don't diet. The thinner a - :;ire is
the 'easier something gets it.
Your .Home Medicine Cheat.—
Among the standard household rem-
edies that should always be on hand
in your home medicine chest, none is
more important than Dr. 'Thomas' Ec-
lectric Oil. Its manifold usefulness
in relieving pain and healing sickness
is known by many thousands
throughout the land. Always tone
Dr. -Thomas' Eelectric Oil for reliev-
ing rheumatic and sciatic pains,
treating sore throat and- chest,
coughs, burns, sealds, cuts, bruises
and sprains.
attleotst
Phone 98 --» Oedlse icb
For Goon Clean CJAI
How quickly the bride's sunshine is
eclipsed by the groom's moonshine._•
SULPHUR CLEARS
A. --'PIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur ae Told When
Your Skin /realer Oast "
My brealdtat out of the skits on face
neck, arms or body is overcome quiet*.
est by applying ilcntho-Sulphur. Tat
pimples seem to dry right up and go
away, declares a noted skin s
• Nothing has ever been found
the place. of sulphur as ,a pimple ra-
mover. It is harmless and inexpensfr•..
Just ask any druggist for a small jar
of Rowles entho-Sulphur and use*
like cold Croom.
:;. There are manj ointmert
but ONLY ONE
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THE GREA7 HERBAL SK/Nt AL/'l
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Students- May Enter Any .Tune.__.
Why not attend the School that has the -Highly
Qualified Staff
The only School that teaches real Practical Bind -
nese Training from start to finish .
Where: High School Students and Teachers are taught
specialized expert training in Business Administration anal Sec- _
retarial Science and are sure of a good position, rapid promo-
tion and big income.
COURSES
Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General Office,
Civil Service, Commercial 't'eacher's Course.., and Special
Courses arranged. `
For full information wit* to : 4
B. F. WARD, B.A.; ' Principal Ii
Phone 198
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