HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1929-12-26, Page 3THURSDAY. DEC is. IMO
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Backsch", Neighborhood News Nuggets
and Hoodachos Wiihing You all
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Opt., ween-e'ror ewe 1 tied lime 1
imbeeet is bellow:1w wad headaches,
sod maid led ao timely time
atmeetel to *base tat WW1* oligibee
mid ate about lo*' e Midst/ Pint
"I heratetted, for a, while, about ten.
*g thew, bet shear 1got a box mad
to my green eatisfutioa that
Bevis the backathe* mate headachee were
dlewly bet torely lawriag me, ao I get
toe mom hew sal before 1 had
elloliaishol the *woad ono I ems feeling
levy differtot
• "My look boom* a pleasure spilt:
asA toelay mu itt
tplerfect haeltlett
. Prim., 50 mats a, box
1,4 an druggist* Mul
tillersra, Or mitilen•
•Illeart on meelpt of
Settee by Ti*
• mem. Coe /4%4%1'.
!Weette, Ont.
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DOAN'S
e'er'
LEGAL CARDS
zt R. DARROW.
• Berrister, Solicitor, Notary- Public, Etc.
Successor to J. L. Eilloran•
Pone 07 oftlee. The Square. Oodericht.
fe •
NEST M. LEE
• • Ilerrister and Solicitor
• „Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria
Telephone: Elgin oat
• Tomato 2.
DUDLEY E. HOLMES.
Barrister, Solicttor, Notary
nubile, Copveyaneer. Etc.
DRONE 27' 'TAMIL, eon STREET.
SPECIALIST
Me*, • •Mlne•
li. P. J. fl. FORSTER.
EYE, EAReNOSEeT11110AT
irate House Surgeon New York ()ph-
ilatelic and Aural Hospital, assistant at
Moorefield's. Eye Hospital and (Widen
Square Throat Hospital. London. Eng.
• 03 Waterloo St, S. Stratford. Tele.
*lone 207,
At Rotel leseiforti. Oteleriele on the
evening of the 'lord Mender of each
lellth Oki •the followbeg day, Tueeday,
ort I pan.
twerreenene-ettele. ettereenses........osoftee
CHIROPRACTIC
1)litrattrIAT.C-T-radeTER.
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
'13IERAPIST, GODERICH.
E q u ipped with electro -magnetic
baths. Electronic electric treatments
• a•na ce iropraetic. Monk, organic
and nervous diseeses. Lady in at-
fendame Office hours 2 to 5, awl 7
* to 0 P. excepting Monday and
Illeursday and b appointment.
A. N. ,AT SON, residence end
offige, corner of South street and Bri-
• tannia road. Phone 341.
- AUCTIONEERING
THOMAS GMAT SON. •
Live Static nerd General Auctioneers,
lel lit Ave., Gotterteli.
Sales mate everywhere and all efforts
• 'made to (dm you satisfaction.
Farmers' Sale Notes disopeated.
Phone fig
_sse.
'WESLEY W. FISHER, AUCTIONEE0.
• iv,'
• Will • eonallet, sales anywhere. My
torero ars reationatin and I Will try and
• • give Satisfaction.
• Phone Carlow 4314, or address IL 0,
4, floderich.
• NeyArFri,uni,r6,
NOTARY ntlitLIC* • •
• General Conveyanoing doue
Coed Companies Represented
•
tehene No. 298. • Dederlch, One ,
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itircgal.OP MUTUAL teIRE Mallet
ete ANCE GOMPANY. . .
ItMlet AND ISOLATED TOWN ?ACP-
• . -MTV INSURED.
Value of property Insured up to Jan-
uarse 1910, e8,914.00.
InClellei—James Connolly, Prost-
, oent, Melee:eh; Jas. Evans, Vice-Presi-
Beneirloteedl', T. r. Hans. Sec.-
' Teats.. Seaforth, •
• D141 ECTORS-D, ie. McGregor. Sea -
toilet ; J. G. Grieve. Winthrop.;Wm.
Wien. Constanee George bieflarinett,
• ',intermit/1h; John Forrit, Bernick;
• John Ilennewise, tireadhapil; MilrfaY
Gibson, Brumfield,
AHENTS-J, Yete Goodell; Sandy
'Leitch, Lenton : Wen, Chesney, See-
, forth: le Seaforth.
Palter/milers can pay their aSSeSa-
ments at Oityln Cutt's store, Gode6eh;
11. J. Mooristes Clothing store, Clinton;
,or J. IL Reid's, Bayfield.
FIRM INSURANCE
HEWS it attended to by the
OHO WAWA40311 InErtilit INSURAIttn
leetabliehed 1878 .•
' Dead °Meet Dungannon, Ont,
Wm. uburn, President;
Chas. Hewitt, Watson,'Vice President; .143
entente Hon. Director; Directore—
•'W. J. Thompson, Auburn; Wm. Mc.
Aniline), St. Helene; W. P. Rend, R. It.
eio. 2, Lueknow• IT...... L. Salkeld,
. Valerian' Alex. kicho)son Lucknow;
•Ton Griltn. It. R. No. 7,' Interim i
Chas. Hewitt, Kincardine; Itobt. Day.
* idstrn, Dungannon.
Rate -6.2:00 per Montan&
THOS. STOTIIERS.elereae. 1
CECIL TleELEAVEN's Seen.
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BrOphfill B130;
ounemeN
The Leak,
Emend Directors
awl Eadolosere
*leo Areindeece Service
Ortlere carefully, attended te.
at all houra—aight or day. We
are the inspectors et anatomy la
and far the county a Rum
Photos: atAret 3t0; Ileiddenee.
217.
Is It. Wheeler
Funeral Director arta
Embalmer
Oodericb, Ontario
Ail OA prnmptiv etttnde
nee or night
them*: Om* $U4 Home alew
Picked From Our Exchanges'
Rsceives Certificate ate Embalmer pool room, barber atiop and ("N.B. ) Bright and Happy
station were also entered but tee
maraudere did net meet with much
sue.
Pontertneetaaelera
then Garniis, of Wingham, spent
the last few wait in Toronto, gush
-
lying for his eertificate as emollient%
and though The youngest at years in
the class, came through honorably.
Kinkel' by Cow While Milking
The many frena of Mrs. W.
Stackhouse,t Brucefield, will regree
to hear that wben maim& ane was
knocked under the feet oe a cattle
A quiet wedding was solemnize.' by
Rev. D. McTavish at the James St.
oareonage. Exeter, on Weduesdey,
Dee. Itith, when Miss Mae, eldest
daughter of Mr. W. D. &nacre, of
Exeter, was united in marriage to
oestst end was so badly hurt ehe hoe , Mr. Jae. W. Poraeron, of London.
0have eight stitches in tee back of Mr. and Mee. PolitelnY will aside in
her neck and heed end is under the :London.
ileztor's care. . Lucknow Man Takes Toronto Position i DIAMfeNt) MEiten4ANI
Meets With Accident Reeve D. M. Johnstene„ cif Luck- *ea jEWEesert
Mr. Geo. Wilson, -of Illeth, met with - now, wild has been aseociated tvith Phone 156
quite a painful tweident recently his, brother. it. Johnstone. in the fur-
while down in it: well ,repairing p, flit.WX and Undertaking bushtess. left . ' - ' • ' '
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Pinup Abaft. an some way the intim? Menden of last week far Torooto,
slipped and Ina. •head woe severe* were be bus taken a position as fUne - Da 1 virabs, .
cut, necessitating several striezes to ,eral director with D. M. Jobnston in Ontended for last week)
'close the wound. Co. ot that city.
Haintirkelludson. • Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coos, .0i UI.
Is Made Recipient of Lamp . Blue Water ttighway, Uottelecte tp.
On Tuesday. ••Dee 17th Use Hud. are spending the muter at Uillitedl.
son. elder 4aumbter of Mrs. George Mrs. Lena WoOda and eaugoter
Hudson and the late Geo. Hudson. of Mi sa Anna, and nephew, Mr, olias.
Seaforth, limits a very pretty eetee, Geininhaed, who . areiipendnl;,,, tit
attired in soft 'brown georgette and Winter in the Struth, ate now located
velvet with torture bouquet of roees, at Pert Qr4mget. Florida.
when she' wee united in marriage to Olt Wedneaday evening of las
th th
dreaof ItlYEnsitient Mre. Thos. Hablorke by Reve.Chae. k ' ` o
-Scott Ifaletirk, seetond son of Mr. and of the members
weeanumber
Death. claimed on Tuesday of hist 'Maleolm, M.A., 'pastor of., the Eatte
Week another Of tbe pioneer residents Meadville .United ehurch.•
of Blyth in the person of Mrs. Vern.• AR
•
NEW YE
E. C. Robertson
Mrs. Egan. who recently left Rim -
ter to reside in Lucan, was. presented
'with a floor lamp by the =einem ot
the Trivitt Memorial Ladles' Guild;
as a slight token of their tencens lor
one of their oldest and most hard-
working members.
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1 I I III •• /II ••1011 I MEN • III
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Here and There
bearemee is wait* travel were
ea,erieseed reeently by lierest vas
kierdenbrueh Van letritheret. Vince
noblemen wee wee itt tetiattde. Pur
-
dimwit black roles for hts :such
in Ifollivad. He came tel t'unilds
S S. Etepreae of Fraare. one of the
most lugutioua *hip& on the St,
Temente, none, but travelled lank
on Canadian Pacific tteighter Dees
verbill with the 24 pain et valuable
auntie's he had purchased Wince
Edward "eland,
A romance et mining las been
closed au Nova Scotia when a
long abandoned mine woe inveate
igated and found to contain one
of the richest eold leads fiver 41*'
'covered In the province. Wm take
had ben worked *nth croft meth.
• ods many years ago and then given
op. New claims have now been
• filed and ptoepeete aro very ea.
• eenvegine. There are veld Co be
• many abandoned mines of rich poet
Hie province
Carrying 295 passengers and a.
total of almost two million Jap.
anew oranges. first cargo ot the
fruit to reaeb Cattail* thle Year,
, *Canadian Paellie liner Empress at
• Asia. sl
Asieeked at Vitneeuver recently
o •L after a record trip from the Orient.
• The vessel bad aboard a number at
Canadiau delegates to' tbe Pacific
t Relations Couterenee held at Kyoto,
f Japan, •
eourt Rose of Sharon No. 66,
together with their wives and lady
erieeds, nzet at Bailey's hotel and en-
joyed a fowl dinner. After the dui-
xter bad been partaken of by the
guests and a vote of thanks had been
tendered to Mr, and Mre,, Battey for
the bountiful • min appetizing met4.
whicb. they had Provided. aillourne
Engsgentent Announced
Nethery. The Amend took place on
Thiveday, with a private serviee at RMt. and Mr. George , lee Burns,
the home of her daughter, um Jas. Selkirk, Out, •formerly of Clinton,
McGill. Interment vas made in the aiertounce the engagement of ' their
Union eemetery. • • Youngest daughter, Helen 'eferyle, to
' Receivesi Call to- Ottawa 1 Atte Russell Beam Hare, eon of Mr. ment was made to the town bell,
elturch, Anbura, ha.e emoted a 'tag Irtage
Rev. W. B: - AIR 0 the th'it#4 Ganle4n:1 Mra.i`lall'it*leoCkileiv,1110ARtar, eih‘e*mrilacre. levithnferrtuanniatueslyqutehteadeve ednainne: 'as held.
.
will take place in the Selkirk cold and stormy and AS a number of
to the Chalmers United -church, Ot-Baptist church early in January. the roads were • snowbound the at-
tawa, as assistant pastor. Rev. W. e. e of uti •-• ' 0 ' ^ w. *".
J. ortmore, retutned missionary . Licata ear. ono. n...incesain i tendance was net as large As it other -
from China, will take enarge of the •M.
.George George N. MoBain passed away Ilsise weukl bave 14en" 11°wever
of *at bie-home at Exeter early Saturday there was a gond attendnuno and a
morningttDec. 14th, after a lingeying very pleasaht ,evening was spent by
Aubuyn eireuit at the beginning
the YeaRrec' etit,00 In' jury to write illness. Deeeased *as in his 79th • those present. The jourricyhome was
t year and was born in Banffshirenot quite so- pleasant as a number of
The other day while engaged in Scotland B-sides his 'd
:,
M'ears had to be nbandonea and the
packing at tlur Hempel Plax Mills, Elizabeth lifeBainhe occupants seek shelter in, the farm
i ,•
s survived by
William Hildebrandt, who is an old his two James, af Washington, homes until morning. The Lakeside
and 'efficient employee; had the raise D.C., and son% George, or Buffalo, N.Y.. entertainers' orchestra of Bayileld
fortune to get the wrist of his right and one daughter, Mrs. J. S. Grant, composed of seven pieces, provided
band caught •between the iron pack- of Exeter,
ers,• lacerating it so badly that he excel/exit music. The prize winner
had to have a number of stitches put were: Ladies' cliaractee costume
Largo Owl Shot
Miss reney Woods, "Christmas tree,'
fn, Mr. G. W. Nott, of the Huron High- Mrs. Jno. Turner, "Wich;" ladies
Death al Mrs. Jas. Shoehottom way West, near Seaforth, brought in- comic Miss Bernice Seeds, 'Page,'
The death took plate in London tp. to the town last week the largest Mrs. M. Toms, "Lany in Grey;" gents'
on Sunday,•Dee. 15th. of Mrs, Jas. H. sPe'elmen of an owl that has ever been charaeter, Mr. G.1 M. Hamilton, "Un-
Shoeboittom. The deceased . eves ' a seen in that section. The bird had a ele Sam," Jack Watson, "Klu Klux;"
former resident of Exeter, her maid- wi
, ng )ltd of five feet, five inches, gent's cornic. Walter Westleke,
en name being may An(Mi and its feathers were striped brown "Clown," Lloyd Makins, "Old Man."
Atkinstan, being a daughter of the and white. The owl was sitting on Another of the older residents of
the Peak of Mr. Notes barn when seen
late Jas. Atkinson and a step -dough -the village passed away in Clinton on
ter of Mrs. Susan Atkinson, of Exe- on Monday, and Mr. Nott got him Thursday, Dec. 12th, in the person o
ter. • Nvith the first stmt. Daniel • eitinonald. The funeral ods
Robberies at St. Marys. .• Death of Mrs. Stephenson , held on Saturday to the Bayfield
Pour places were entered by rob -
The death occurred on Tuesday of cemetery. The services at the grave
ners at ,St. Marys during the early last week at the home of her &ugh- were conducted by the Rev. U.M.
hours of Sunday morning, Dec. Intli. ter, Mrs. Robert Armstrong Huron Gale,
paetor of St. Anerewn 'United
There was 200 pounds of butter taken street, Clinton, of Ann Peck, widow
and by the members of Court
from
,
ship, at the ripe age of 87 years stud. ose of Sharon, ltli6o. C.O.P. The
the St. Marys creamery. The of John Stepheneen of Stanley town- I"'
three months. lefts.' Stepnenson is eall.bearets were k W. IL Talbot, M.
Ross, Chas. Parker, John anzeront
eurvived by two daughteJh rs and three ° 11 Lindsay
and Geo. E. Greenslade.
C
sons: Ralph of the Parr line; Stan- rhe de".ased• 141344°rn in Charlotte -
ley W. IL town, of Marlette, Mich.; David
WPrince dwar
John, on the homestead on the. Gob-lOth, d /Aland, on Jen,
Clinton,and 10th, 1861. When a oder small chile
en; Mrs. R. Armstrong,
he came with his parents to Goderieli
Mrs. D. Armstrong, of Pilot Mound,
and a few yenta later they moved to
Man. • Hayfield, where the deceasedcontin.
Celehrete Golden Wedding except for a few short periods, fol-
ued to live until the time of his death,
One of the most pleasing oczasiOns lowing mostly the occupation of n
in the social activities of Clinton last fisherman. In 1879 he was married
, week was the celebration by •Police to Miss Mary Pflugh. of Hayfield. who
Magistrate and Mrs. S. J. Andrews, predeceased him a number of years
• on Tuesday. Dec. 17th, of the fiftieth ago. To this union was horn a
• onniversarys of their wedding day, at family of three sons and six daligh-
their home on tQueen street. A life- tors. Some steers after the death of
. • tipte residence m Clinton bas won for his nret, wife he married Miss jone
.'tliis Worthy couple the highest &MSS. of Stanley, who also pude-
• /*et!• cont'reglietion et the opm.
' ion• of Col. Prelierick ?Abner. Axil-
erican war correspondent, that it
would be well • for Christian
• churches to withdraw their raise
siooaries from tato Orient, has been
• voiced by Bisbee W. Aiuswortit
ettleouin. Oa, who was a Imsoeh-
• ger recently on the S.S. Ennpress
of Asia, "Christian missionat to
• China and Japan were never doing
• better tbatr at present," said the
bishop ,who is In cearge ot Eastern
•• Missions for tbo Methodist Enito
copal Church • of the Southern
• United &MOS. 1 •
.• The province of Nova Scotto. Is on
the thresleoki of a period of un-
• • preeedellted development judghlg
1
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Brophey Bros.
LEADING HOUSE FOR
High-class Beds,
Mattresses
and Springs
INSPECTION INVITED
404
Store Phone 120. Residence 217 ;.
Persian Balm—there ianothing like
it for creating and preserving a love-
ly complexion. Cooling, earessingee
it soothes, and dispels ail roughness)
or chafe -caused by weather coadt-
tione. Delicately fragrant. it adds.
exquisite charm to the moat finished
appearance. Monty women inevita-
bly cheese Pereiait Beim. A velvety
•sineoth lotion, it makes the skin rose -
leaf in texture. Reeommended /deo
to soften and whiten the hands. e*." -----erne. -
Truly a peerless toilet requisite for
every Aventail, 111
e West Stree
• CASTOR IA
Per Wants and Children
In Us, For Owe 3•0Thars
Meows beam • . •
the
fagnaune of
The man who says be blows evo. •e e • e
men, is the kind that women "no." • Electrical ono')
ADVERTISE IN THE STAR •
We caw, a coml. stock Of
•
• from the roc d•••• Mee tricot -Appliance*
44•Pro...orm
e
bandied during tiro current year by
the Dominion Atlantic Railway, and
• the scope of the preparations now
under way for the development of
a tourist traffic," says George E. Ora.
, ham. vice-president and general
'• Manager ot the railway, in a recent
• interview.
•
Tote' amount of life insurance
carried by the people of Canada is
1, tit present about $6,500,000.000 or
approximately $650 for every num,
Wontan and child.ia the Dominion.
The United States "din $760 per 4
; head ot population is the only
• country. In the world that exceeds
Canada fn the amount of lite in.
surance tarried
esteem of its citizens, which was ^ant- ceased hint. He is survived by the
elder- shown be the large number who following children: Mrs. A. L. Reb-
' on the• day of the celebration
wit •
•the numerous phone tells. In addi. of La Crosse, Wis.; Mrs. Geo. Pinke
e..s (Carrie), of Xitehener; George,
to extend congretulations and also
• tion they were recipients of tele.
n• gra is, letters and cards from rela-
The common taT. tleadigestil alit?
r tives and former residents front nst
%irfeelolnlititee ;
burnsagennsteitch. west as Victoria, B.C.; east to
Something that will neutralize. the acid- menteenl and from numerous points
Ite is the sensible thing to take. That is in the 'United States. Among the
why physi?ions tell the public to nee many tokens of esteem was a gold
Phillips Milk of Magnesia.• mounted, suitably hie:neve. cane
One spoonful of this deliglitful preps.- the Police Magistratete Associa.
ration can neutralize many times its tion of Ontario. of which Mr. An -
volume in acid, It acts instantly; rend draws was the first president, eentin.
is quick, and very apparent. All gets is uing in that &See for the ensuing
dispelled; ail sourness. is soon gone; the nine years.
whole system is sweetened. Do tr3r this
perfect tinti-aerd, and remember it is just Dread of Asthnia makes countless
as good for children, nip, pleasant thousands miserable. Night after
for them to take. - night the ,attarks return and even
Any drugstore has the genuine, pre- when brief respite is given the mind
seriptional product. is still in torment from eantinupl an.
11111IpC itttitlisr°3:lia.ingle)1; alt this. Relief
eka comes, and at once, while future at-
tacks are warded off, leaving the af-
. fiicted one in a state of pewee and
o •. happiness he once believed he could
Niagziesta never enjoy. linexpeneive and sold
almost everywhere.
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With the Season's Greetings --
We thank you for the business you
have given us during 1929, At the
same time we hope ,you and yours
will enjoy a great and contintung
share of health and prosperity, and
we extend to you all
• ,
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
PHONE 364 4t4,!‘!5, C '1•.'• ;1
• B. MUSTARD coay
(Addie) and J. Wilfred, of Kitchener;
Mrs, Gordon McDonald (Alice), Mrs.
Norman McKay f Margaret), both of
Goderich; Mrs. M. MeGuarrie (Ag-
nes), of Toronto; Mrs. L. Strong
(Ruth), of near Waterloo. Allan, a
son, was killed in the Great War. •He
is also survived by two sisters and
four brothers, vie; Mrs, Wm. John-
ston, of Bapfield; Mrs. Reid, of Sar-
The 1929 total yield ot potatoes
Ceinedit Is estimated at 74,445,-
,
• from •l45239 •Acres.
t valued at $67,451,000 compared with
83;658,000 busliels• in 1928 from 599,-
064 acres, valued at 1140,874.000.
• Quebec province, Produced the meat
with 32,320,000 bushels,
Canada's Royal Agricultural
• Pair, largest of Its kind an the
/meeker, eontinent, opened for its
eight anneal session on November
20 at Torontt. with over 17,500
entries, a total that breaks all pre-
Oundred exhibitors entered. includ-
•
vious records, Two t.housanti two
Ing 900 front the United States,
Transportation
•Service
• Long Distance. Short Distance
•Por Engagements Phone
I Farmers Not Itnnumer
I,
Writing outdoors in the freshgirl
as they do, you would hardly expecttotee a termer in the conditionof
Prod! However, farmers overwork
themselves.- too, especially when they -
are young and ambitious and hsvo
famines to autmort, Fred got the
' 'ilti, not only once but several Omen
couldn't shake it oft, and finally the
trouble settled in lin lungs.
"It was a lucky day for me," mild
Fred, "when tho doctor got me Into - •
ttlittieirlt. tilosrlizo Italy a 41:1800nipolut ad!. otwo ar hCainsfueLenitir.
So he was. but now with expert reedi-
cal tam rest and Droner rood. he ta
fighting his way back to health and .
bit= relief and hope to the' Vio_Jilios
Thus does the Muskoka Hospital.
of consumption, but handicapped by
tack ot means—it must appeal to you
for aid. i r
win you pietism send a contribution
to W. A. Charlton and A. F., Ames,
223 College Street, Toronto 2.
nia; Allan MeDonald, of Goderich ; THE
James and orest, of Noose Jae-, GoDER1CH
Ont.
ask and William, of Huntsville,
'
Felt Tired ,
and Miserable
"1 took
Lydia
Vegetable Compound for mis.
erable and tired feelings and
• it gave me strength to do my
work. My nerves =better and
1 feel well and strong and have
good appetite. 1 sleep well
and am in pretty good spirits
• and Able to work every day
now. 1 recommend the Vege.
table compound and you
may use this letter as a testi• neOniei."eohlife Delvener
- lace, Union Sorer, North Devon,
New Antnrwidc,
E P
ittAt IM'S
1 HOW ASCOT A LITT/41
TRIP 'TO EIERMIMA ?
CAN t
rAFFOXO TO)
TARE
,1 ir
111EN HOWABOUT A TON
0,F BEAT FOLKS COAL ?
T°tIOCATNAKEAFTIFOiNlen NOT
Most of us aro too busy to think about
winter trips to liettauda, or Plot'.
• da, or the Riviera.
We have to take our outdoor weather .
•
Just as the weather man eves fit
•
to vend it.
Ihtt indooreeeetherea another matter.
With Meat Volks Coal we can have '
' warmth and lognainess and reifies.
tion and all the healtlobringing
• utilities of southern tri --with.
out the expense.
• Let's have tunneler time in our home
this winter.
CALL TU
106 eettenroma •
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tieMath,
0011.34, Clinton Central.
Fixtures, etc.
• We Specialize in
Wiring of All Kia.cla
• Estimatea given on t
•
app !cation
Worit Guaranteed
Frank McArthur
. Phone 82 Wut Street
• Canadian Pacific Railway Company
5% Collateral Trust Bonds •
due Deeember 1,944-7Payable in Canada and ,Atem York
• redeemable at a twennum on and after December 2• , 108.9
—coupon bonds in denominations of 1 000 and $500
• These bonds are direct obl4o..,
tions of Canadian Pacific
Railway Company, secured by
deposit of $37.500,000 of the
Company's 4% Consolidated
• • Debenture Stook and having Pri• ,
ority over the Company's Prefer.
ence and Common Stock.
PRICE: 100 and accrued interest, Yielding 6%
• We recommend Mess bonds for investment.
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