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lied Tette leilleetb !Neighborhood News Nuggets
What you wake up isi this rooming I
IN, the liereieg Picked From Our Exchanges1 .
with a furred toecap amid a 144, bitter i .
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time ix yout south yuu rimy be sure f . '..7....,.-..
` Cant on, Orea in the mult L'y3Fp,,
Sitikaag Test Well for oil
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I'll'At SU" 111P" i/1 4" 1111"11.°1144 0 --at; v,D I- v ( -:il menceo too 'tai ott itri oilier auth.
impede turd requires *Umtata' at °ace. , to is'ani „i• .: - _ •a 0 ._ eid a _ _ .,
i I" lOs GI the feet ..e.s. for ea on Buthanan•Clark
Mrs. R. J. Calming, RS. No. 1, :, the favin et Mr. Ben Charrette, a few . A quiet wedifing WAS sOlOMY7Zeki Oli
:Serena Bridge, Ont„ writser--"Ou milea south ef at. Joseph. ' Serer...My forenoon, Nov. i".Kiii, at. sen
raring in the maniac E found 1 had a ; Rebuilding Exeter 'Rink :' raelock tit $t. l'auin eburch, Heneall, .
bad taste in ray muuth -which 1 later i workmen are rushing rae soma sa when R. T. W. jones larritei in
found out was slue to the bad Mate of ' rebuilding the Exetee skating Tinto marriage. Maw Mny, eeeond daugh-
. my liver. The clerk in the drug store which eellapsed it winter under a ter a Mr. filid Mrs, Louis Clark, to
,
• , suggested that 1 try
'Mliburn's
THE
heasy weartit of enow. The rink is ' Mr. Robert Ismicat Buchanan, you/so-
a eirasoar aea,pc alleasesio with iron, est ;Ion of Mr. and Mrs. AtdV0Vr" ”1.1.,
The 1, :1.* are now all in piece ready chanrin, both of Teeters-401th.
for the sheatim , ,
Meets 'With Acciiient
. .
Engagement Announced Janda the little daughter of Wm.
"Now I run never without thene fa Mrs Geo. Jobnaten, of Sannuerhill, and Mrs. Munro, of Llyth, had the
the house and wish to thenk you for -announees the engageraeot es' her alisfiorinue to he striaiers' by a ear oa
what they did for Me." youngest daughter, viola Rosa, to isunue.y afternoon, Noy. ilth. On ,
Charier- Edward Ilallam, of Auburn, routine. out of St. Andrew's United
- Price 25e, a visa- at all ilruggisfe -or the marriageto bias -aim taiyeniacuo Sunday Ii .i she ran onto thesprivea
dealere, or mailea {Bract on •recelpt of of November. ment juet its a car driven by Robert
, nee by The T. maw* Cie, Ltd., After 21 Year Gives 1:p Business Thomson was passing. . She was
After serving the buying public a knocked, down and received injuries.
Winghani and vicinity ror -wenty-one te her teed and spine. i
years,
r. .T. A. Mills has --deeidea to Sparling-Moore
•ADVO 111:1 his general store ousiness in
town, and in, future dbyete his entire
energy- to his flour and feed ibusiness.
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LEGAL CARDS
J'. R. DARROW.
, Barrister, Solicitor, Nutwy Public, kite. Aceident Proves l'atal
Suricessor to a. L. Bailor= As the result of injuries received
phone irt. sauce, The a'quart'. Goderieta on September ilOth, during thresbing
VILNEST LLL. - °legations on las farm et afoosomin,
• ' Sask., Mr. Fred R. Plewoo, eldest son
Barrister and Solleitor of the liste Mr. Joseph Plewea, of
Deminlon Bid-,. 463 Bay Street •
Toronto 2
Telephone Adelaide 4163.
TaiDLEYi. HOLMES.
Barrister, Soileitor, Notary
Public:, Conveyancer, ate.
PRONE 27 IIAMILroN tiTatBaT.
SPECIALIST
B. P. a it. PORSTER.
BYE. BAIL NOSE, THROAT
Date House Sargeon New York °Oh -
their)* and Aural Hospital, assistani at
Mom/Media kiye Hospital and Golden
•Bqare iThreat Hospital, London, Eng.
liasterioe, St., a. Stratford. Tele-
phone 267.
At:Hotel Bernard, tioderiela on the
evening ot third ;Monday of earal month
till the fallowing day, Tuesday, at t ,
otuRoPaacTic
DRUGLESS PRAGTITiONna.
DR. A. N. ATKINSON.
Chiropractor mid Druiness 'rhea -mist,
Goderich •
,Chlionic, °manic! and Nervous Diseases
soul:Aped with Diathermy, Electra -
Magnetic Danes, Bleetronic Electrlo
Treatments and Chiropractic.
• Office hours—a to 3 and 7 to 9 a. na
and by appointment, :excepting Monaay
-and Thursday afternoons aria overrines.
Office Hours -2 to 6 and '7 to a Pala
Lady in, Attendance. •
Itosulence and Offierso-Conier Sorith'Sfs
• and Britannia twain ss
AUCTIONEERING
' 'THOMAS OtiNlifftY & SON: ,
"Late Stria; and General Auctioneeess
Eton Ave.. Goderlell. -
lee madeseverywhereitind alt efforta:
to iraial aotrotatieteettorta—
timers' Sale Notee Oisarattea.
one.lia,
afte()BERT ROBERTSON,
oitietioneer, Eldon. St., toderlch
condiret and arrange aria sale on
• the latest methods to get best result.
:See him, •or drop a eard and, he will
give it immediate attention. Farm
Solos a specialty.
runta. ETC."‘"I'
"eltaef. B.11L/EFL
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NOTARY Plifl1410
General conveyancing done r,
Good Companies Represented o
'PlIone No. 298. Cloderich, Ont
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• INSURANCE
aliatKILLOP MUTUAL VIRE INSUEI-
ota • ELITY.INsuRnn.
pAflM ANn lAntATta TOWN ,14(611-
EtokY INSURED.
'Statue of oronerly insured uP to Jan-
Uatsv-1910. e3,003. 075,09.
Connollv. Maria
aient Goderich; ,Ti;. Evans, Viee-Presi-
dent, alleschwood; T. E. naYS. Sec.-
Treas.. Seaterth.
nimilarons—n. l. OleCtregor, Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve, Winthrop; •Wm
Wrin, Conetanee; Grarge eftelartney.
Tuckeremithr John Ferris. Ilaeloctio
John Beim...wale, ilinatihogen; Murrey
Gibson, arurefieid. ,
AGENT -.T. W. WO, Goaerich: Sandi,
Leitch, Clinton; Wm. Chesney, Sea -
forth : 11, ilinchley, Seaforth.
. voileyholders Eati pay their goose.
ments at Calvin Cutaa store, Doderich:
A. .T. aloorislin (nothing store, Clinton:
or J. IL R'id's, Dayileid.
FIRL voSv KANCZ
naVO uttended to by tho
• WESTWAVIANOSIIMUVUAt FillalNinfRANIn CO
astablielied IRS .
Head Deice: Danorinnon, OAL
Thomeson, Auburn, Preo.: °
•
Wm. Watson. Vice Pres.; .tamee faro
sine lion. • Director; Directore—Wm.
incOuillate St. -Helens; W. P. Ileed,
. 11. No. 2, loseknowt Ilarra: L. Sal-
lee!, naderich; Alex.,Nicholtion, Luck -
now ; Thn tiriffie, 11. 11: No. 'I, Luelinows
,
•
The happy
merchant
" • Never before hi the history
a the world has it been pees
eible' ter a nierebatt in good
Ilhe horne of Mr. and ?ars. Thos.
If. Moore, IVIdteehurch, WilS the
"ecene of a verv pketty wedding at •
high 000n, on Wednesday, Oct. 2411g_ (By Jane Hanby) ,
when their drila—altitighter, Joann 'N
Irene. ler,"1 wilted in marriage rsi afr. 4,A Good Book is the Beat Companion"
Nereid II. Sparline. 'Rev. IL G.
Whitfield . of Wilitechureli 'united
tliiitiCH STAR
11I I oil
A Breakfast
You Never
Tire Of
,cooks he ash to isionstes
CORNER
church officiata
Death of Mrs. 11. R. Sharp
The death of Urn H. R. Sharpsecs
curred in Clinton on Wednesday of
last week. Mrs. Sharp had been III
: for some months and it was known
• that her condition was serious but it
• was hoped that care and miming
might restore her to health. -She •is
survived by her hugbana and two
young daueshters. ,
Death of Myth Resident
• Edward Watson, one el the *nest
widely known leuainess mensin the
distmet Of Blyth died at his home
there on Monday, Nov, Sth, following
• a short illness, in his eighty-eighth
year. Mr. Watson, who• had been in
• the eattleabuyina business 'eine° he
was 16 years of age, was 4etive up
to a -few days preceding his death
and had shipped a carload of cattle
to Toronto a week before •Iiis death.
Death of Mr. Jas. MacDonald,
Chnton
The death occurred on Wednesday
• eredit to, do so much business ef last week in London of Mrs. Jas.
with so little capital. locked MacDonald, • daughter of the late
uts in stock. Thomas and, Mrs. Archer, and sister
of Mrs. L. Rath, of Clinton. Mrs,
One important re4SO4 for the MacDonald, had been an invalid for
present prosperity is, that in-•
yearsand had been. a great sufferer.
• stead of haying to buy a big For some time she had resided in the
stack at the beginning of west but'seine years ago site and her
husband returned east and they had
• been making their home in London.
City Pulpit Seeking Exeter Pastor
A deputation areal one or toe large
laeep your 'customers for city churches was in Exeter recently
miles aeound miming to you, anti waned on Rey. 0.. iilaavisu.
• forowhatever the nevi. tn.. pastor of James St. 'Milted church
with Se view to secumeg tuni as tneir
Pester for the next conference year.
Deputations have visited the church
, on enterent OECRSIONS to teal•
:McTavish preach and :were so favor-
-ably impressed that trie deputamon
on Tuesday was the result. Mr. Me-
Tallieh. has declined to commit him -
each season, he is now able.
to buy small stocks and re-
plenish them promptly by
Long Distance.
vent ways of inducing them
to visit .7011store, or to or-
der tram you by Long Dis-
tance' and, — they tell us
—you '39111 not be • seriously
sa:-$otherid":aliish. competition. :•
Long Distance ia making
happy merchants in dame self and is taking the matter under
towne. Don't overlook its advisement
great possibilities. Death of Howick Tp. Resident
William Rutherford Elliott, How-
• ick township, passed away in the
• eerly hours of Sunday morning of
last vveek. The late deceased was in
.
the NOD year oi res age Ann woe Dora
• in Beverley township. Be as twice
married, his Srst wife predeceasing
• nun seventeen years. Besides his
77 widow, he is survived by two sons,
sammalimiggiammaionagi namely: Prank E. Elliot:, :Superin-
tendent of Law Enforcematos uncter
the Ontario :Government, • Toronto,
and J. IL R. Elliott, editor of The
litlytb Standard, and one daughter,
Mrs. Wm. thahnm nI Howick, chil-
• dren of the first marriage. •
,ittaays tarry
aaaadiaa
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4•rottss
',den ptoy's
nrxellers'
Mapes.
Nootiallte ,
steryahae
,ge
•i.
:OP
roam the
SCOTTISH
81611 LAN IS
iAis AMUTI)kil
Sce the purple, heather-
oovered hill: of "amid
Scotia" this gent. And
make goer tranoAtIontio
voyage Via a luxurious
:Chas. Hewitt, Kincardine; Robe David- Emprese—regaiDacheena
Hoe, Dungannon. •• or comfortable Canadian Pacifist cabin
Allt . Trat(3*---$2.01) DAP th011gand. clik4S saip. European hotele and rail-
illaarliOS. SToTHERS. 'I'. G. ALLEN,
Treaa. roada—like dhipoesarenow unermalcd.
A thou:rand Old Country ripht3 Dna
3, .........-- - ------.... - . , _.„...,_ .-,4. ceenesteracalliargy014 Low fall row
NOW Effective. Information from our
Brootion 8ro$ 1 ,.. 13* MACKAY, Omura Arta,
C.P.R. Illrigo Tomato
local agent., or
' ilihrfil KiletV x _ e Adelaide a105,
The Leading Caiiadian Pacific'
Funeral Director, :.•:oricirea latrATC,IT i'll/WrI, eyencis
WI
and Embalmers
also Anslonlinee S'ervice
Orders :carefully attended to
at all hours—night or day. We
are the inspettors of anatomy in
and for the County of Iluron
Phones: Store 110; Residence
217.
•IL Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embahner
Goderic.N Ontario
All rmrnIn
day or a
Paellitr Mara
ttelainii to
t.
etas sow
Won ahields
' Two handsome tropuies were won
by the young people of Seaforth dis-
trict in juoging contesta this year.
. One is the Caii.E. Huron county tro-
• phy, won by Gordon Reynold, of
- Seatorth, eon, of Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Reynolds, Market 'atreet, for 1928.
The other id the Huron county field
day trophy for highest aggregate,
' won for 1928 by the Seaforth Junior
Instituto and aeaforth Junior Vann.
era. The latter shield must be won
three theen.
Death of Former Wingeam Ludy
Mrs. Annie McLeod, aged 89 near.;,
formerly of Wingharn, died Sunday
attettroon, Nov. 4th, at the home of
her son, D. B. McLeod, 1014 Lillian
•street, Wandeor. Deapite her yeare
Mrs. afeLeed was oaten till a week
before/ her death. Though a great
reader elle had never needed to weee
. glasses. Born on Prince Edward Is.
land, of Stioteh stock, ehe came to aes
side in Ontario when a girl. 'Moat of
her life was spent in alTinghant,
where her huelband, Murdoch 1VIcLeod,
who died 46 yearti ago, carded entire
town's first merehant tabor businese.
She moved to Windsor to 'live with
her eon in 1922.
With tar thorough a prepazatiori at
Itand ae Milleee Worm Powttera the
mother who alloy= ber ehilaren to
suffer from the ravagea of worma iir
untvise and culpably careless. A
child suleicieted to the attaeke of
worma ti always unbealthy, and will
aim stunted, in ite growth. It ic
'Merciful act to rid it of theee de-
21atihe edono wilt/suit dianculty.
etructiye paresis:to, espeeially when
•
OPEN BRANCH OPPIC.E
. IN Loivnolv
The lill-irPeNtwt ereof Ark12Naturaierba-Zbrot.,
,
treat Stoek taeirange card Moutreal
Goodness Of , Curio Market, with head efilet in
i- • , Montreal, •have opened a !gallica of-
Gallagher's Clears U '
. flee in Lorgionafant., under the mans
Up 'ttg,entent oa Lt. Col. W. IL kappa% 11
Eczema -D.S.O., Mk.
,
Mope% Newton & Company, ranee
, ite ectalainitment, Lae met with coos
Stop* Indigestion. Tont* eiderahle sweets Andearaed a vei?
entire ovient. ' trivial& reputartora an anemia/ cars
-.deo faul with the publie in geveral..
Them at no mantel drug* la Gers -, line preeident, M. S. IL G. Ripper,
- legher's Tonic: mad System Birebiror. - ntior to oreringtha tam
ainiz.of Nip,
Itiscatirelylietbe, Natural. Amara*. pen a in Iiiiiii,s was Artsint-
ly healing. By• purifying the- abed am : eienerel Manager of :the Merelainte
gently atimulating howebe kialneye Asa Ilivitt and Glie of the belie kvewn
her, this reliable old rernissia demo ' harikari!: fa the eotintra'i Me. E., 0,
apeAntroaist., Nriftvorb.digfthmt. .P: Eii)13Pno INTeetvo ?ins nn the staff
xentiewneeorilliontoneetouageA„moireas of tiae Peek of Montreal before the
&conk isetteratanyoutaiotesiaaaapa sear aed vintiii 2523 when be entered:.
a them, Me, Al Mh4.4. ir;SOASIAst . lbo traif Marta & Via, won
Wad laransaata manisasaaga, by,- is • (Oxtail °aith Pailear & Whits!, oigistm. i
c mown. oreg stem 0,4,444044 earinatiers, lifeetteel aln. F. G
Nes:steer, Dirktr, efter- the ;war *mei
To most of ue the name George
Barr McCutcheou suggests a tale
of some remote coantry, plenty of
adieu, romance and improbabilities
"Blades," his latest novel, lives up to
all these traditious, but in a more un-
usual if less glamorous matinee.
Blades:—Jasper Eliai. Betnadott
Blades, tut known at college es
Barnaby the, Barnacle, eroin his
propensity for "hauging on" to
whatever he tackles -olives a gay life
in fashionable New 'York, Ile is
never able to hold any job long, but
'never holds a grudge either, and
goodalurnoredly 'pursues a haini:V
thoughtless life until lie is made
aware that he is the heir of a great
uncle. one Prime Dinuncsdale, who
had lona vanished from popular via.
ion by soinine a religious sect of
"Pilgrims." These people pool all
their resources and had establislied a
community in a remote district in
northern Maine. Blades is invited to
visit this "company of ghosts" as
they call themselves, for a period of
three months—on approoavoe.
To hie surprise and theirs, he
is a "throw beets" to Puritan anees-
tore ond decides to vast in his lot
with them. He has won the love of
:Cynthia Standish. a aescendant of
Hester Pronne Ilawthornes "Scar-
let Letter," and Blades is of course a
Dirainesdale. ond for a time they feer
love will mit bring any more happi-
ness than it did to their remote an-
cestors. •
One is transported to an unreal
world :without any of our modern in-
ventions or conventions, but a ham,
peaceful, busy world. where one rests
and is refreshed- by its wholeahearted
simple people. ••
"Blades," by G. McCutcheon, is
published, by Dodd, Mead and Co.,
and distributed in • Canada by their
agents, McOlelland,msd Stewart, Tfor-
onto, 344 pateee. price $2.00, • •
. •
G. B. alloCutcheon died in ,October,
1928, at, the age Of Indiana is
mostly happy, prosperous farming
region, but McCutcheon showed that
romance could come from it. It was
in 1901 that -he entered the literary
world, with OtGraustark," and 'fr'oth
then on wrote about fifty novels, NV.
eral of which were best sellero.
.1 An absolute testis in otore for
readers of "The Window." You can't
help tut be tharnied itessa delight-
elful novel of post-war life in England.
• The name Christopher always
seems to insure the hero teuig juet
what you want him to be, and this
whi en sical, humorous, impulsive
!Christopher •meets arid loves a reds
liant Pat "who bad saeriliced 1,0 much
for the child of 4 war hero.
"The Window" le 4-memoriai 11
, fond mother insists Upon erecting for
her sons. "It. ruins- her liusband, but
she has ber •witidow . here with
, the real memorial to poor Terry
growing up .before •her eyes." But
this hune
aan memorial the old mother
will not recognize.
;There is sorriaw and tragedy, bet
eir much Soy and vivacity, such witty
conversations aria 'so much "human
interest" that one is fascinated.
"The Window," bit Alice • Grant
Rosman, 297 pagea, $2.00.
• ,
associated with a'New York firm of
industrial engineer. lie went to
Montreal in 1920 as purchasing agent;
for J. W. McConnell -in the St Lawr-
ence Sugar Refineries, This position' t
he left to start in briefness •as a mem-
ber of the Montreal Stock Exchange ,
Newton et Ca.
in 1926 and aater formed the firm of!
Lt. Col. W:. H. Xiamen, manager of
the office in London, is probably one I
of the best known figures in military,'
civic and businees cireles in this pert
of the country. During the war, his !
meteoric rise from a private in the
lird Canadian -13attalion in A.ug. 4th,l
1914, until when as tamer eotamaotast
ing the battalion he was wounded- on
Sea, 2nd, 1918. was Oit4 or Dm out.
standing Canadiah achievements ' of.
the war. • • • -
For his services with the Canadian
Expeditionary Force, Col. Rippers
was awarded the Distinguished Set -
vice Order, the Military CVOS wither, -
Bar and woo twice mentioned in diva.
patches. ;
Simi!, the war be has been actively
engaged in the interests of returned
men and is President of the Canedian
Legion and Ontario representative to
the Doivinion Executive of the name
orgatazation. ' He it; the present Cali-
-cer Commanding the Canadian Pura -
liens (City of London Regiment) and
in the eavie electiona of. 1926 wile
elected alderman for two yeate and
headed the polls.
The London offices 1st Kipnen,
Newton at Company ate roasted at
113 the Royal Bank Buntline. and
are completely *quipped with boards
room, direct sire rovvree to New
York, Montreal and Toronto. .N
Telestype machinewheb is the mat
modern and efficient devsce ror ouick
tend accurate Inoulling of malacca in-
formation haa been inetalted and
event pozsible opportunity hes been
talien to armee eatisfactory and fact
f(.n-vice.
•
1,11AT OTHERS SAY
. A Matter of Emphaeis
•• (Canedien Churrivalari) •
There la grave dauger in attempt -
Ws to formulate a eived, for no Intel- ,
leetual atatemeut can over b,y itcelf
give a catinfuetuty underatanding of ,
God. God can only he knowu by .
thee who love Him and who, lame ex- ,
'minced the mighty lova which.:
JUVENILE
The INenderful ;Locomotive,"
written by :Cornelia Meigs, and pub-
lished by Macmillans, Toronto, is
just the story boys oad girls, too,
from six to ten will love.
Peter lives:near a roundshouee and
has a great friend, Nets Stromberg,
who need to be an engineer, nut ;oho
now does the fixing Inc the yard. He
fixes up his funny ojil. engine No. 44,
which he says is guThg to run to San
Francisco mime day. Nhe hear all
about that trip. raw: is engineer.
One night when Pete's, is sick Nets
mills him and tells him everythina is
reedy. Peter, with a :stray dog that
loins him, has a wonderful trip
through tunnels, taking 4 doctor to a
slick :child, and rescuing .a Sunday
echool picnic fromaa 1oros Are.
Peter's adventures are an very thril-
ling, and there are aosonaeraul pic-
tures of this -wonderful train and of
all the wonderful things It (Mel But
when the trip is over, poor old engine
No. 44 is worn out and Peter is very
sleepy! •
pours from His heart. There is also
a settee in which it is true that lie
who Analyses a flower loses the flow-
er and that he who eracas itdaimood
to see what it is, is aeithout both gem
and knowledge, Yet SO long as we ,
subordinate our definition: to our
loye,• and our creeds to our exper-
feriae. we-tantlis Bait- 'the -intellectual
statements upon which the church
eventuallo agreed comprehensive,.
reasonable and helpful. The faith of
the fourth century, whieli .Yras: the
great creed -making veneury, eaas
that they- were :concerned with con-
fectly* formulatine their faith, ,but
their, lost the emphasis of the lint
reentry and put opinion on o higher .
pedestal than love.
7.4
THE
ODERICH
UtAtittitkt
Isqr HAND. -ro
A euow....„-
WHEN YOU Ceta-AGC. "Ttie.
HEAT FOLVX TO HaLP HER.
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Whoever Coolie the familya! meale—
Whether it's the lady of the home or
: the maid, • • •
I e entitled to the beet fuel ebtainalae.
'liar* can cool: 000d food with our
fuel.
A great deal of dissatisfaction einong
ooL6 may be traced to the daily
batlike with a refractory latelien
etove.
' Solve your seevant prohleea with '
, come of our eraellent heat.
• CALL THE
tINAVVViit .
ior Good Clean Coil
MTR*J. BUSAD COMPANY(
Phone 98 Goderich
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PAG MIZE
Special Prices
AT
McEWEN'S
IN
Groceries Teas
Tobacco Dry Goods
China Dinner Wear
Caltin and look them over ,
J. J. NicEWEN
• THE SOVAIRE
• Adaptation .
Dodti—"I notice that in tellies:
about that fish you caught you vary
the siee for different listeners,"
Rodd—"YesI never tell a man
more than I thinit heal :believe.°
• When a girl takes an.hour -to
M $!
good night to her 'boa Mord, that's,
her father's ideo, of much adieu
aboutsnothing. '
• Modern Alchemy
Het "My dear, our engagernent
must be off. • A fortune -wrier WAS I
• told me I shall 'marry a blond within
a month." '
: She: • "Oh, 'that's all right; •I can
be a blond within a month."
—et
• CODER1CH
AHED ALL
There3. Nothing
To Equal
am BA
OR THE
Internal and Extern7Pain
are promptly relieved by
De THOMAS' ECLECTRIC OIL
THAT HAS SEEN tOLD FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARN
AND 14 ATO.DAY A GREATER OG. LER EMI
*tam to A TESTIMONiAL THAT SMAKO FOR ITO
• t5040,80L141 OURATIV4 OUALATIM
'Keep in nand you're
Riding on Airr
Ant lifts the load off the road. The heavier
• the load the more air.it takes. That's why,
tire makers have worked out the correct infia.
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sufficient air, you're Gain straight'into trouble.
Pay imeijrly -visit to olD'aiiinion Tire tlipot and !dim .
. ' your tires .examined.
You are never far away from cr,
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