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THE GODERICH b.TAR
SUMMARY
County and District
ON TRW TO BERMUDA c.
Dr. and &Ira. 11. fa Reda -tend. of Wing.
bare, left ou Montley et lalzt week for the
Weet Intlice. They will &all reom Halifax
mid will he away about six weette,
AGENT IS altaNSPERBED "
atalowing the closina a tug Kippers
etation, Mr. Fie,le, who was agent. there
ter meted years, bee been trenslerrea. to
Alma station.
'FORMER 111VCSSELS RESIDENT DIES
Mrs, Kate Ishin, wife of Harry Villa
hied. a Ioniser Bruseels readout, died at
her home in Toronto, on TueedaY after -
neon, February Tate in her 78th year,
'arrorsTED emtvirgoica
Hai1h Arfgae, ferraer aseistant at
Lietawel C. N. R. etetela, lias been
pointed caretaker and aseistent at Th.Qwiehea were reevived.
Seafertla C. N. R. station. Mr. Augns has
assuMed his new dutlee. DEATH OP 91ALC0EPI 91c9IIIMAN
In failing health ear a peeled fif some
EARN, SOLD three years, awl partietdarly einee aUlfer-
Idr. W. P'atherhY, 'af Loudon, hao Pure ine a Steele° over a year end a half age,
'Chased from, I*. Jetta Celdwen, his axle mateetes examine roe rarelatew, in his Therefore, wail a great et disapproval
farm on the highway just *wale sef MS- 58th year, 'awed away at Ids loam in he turned to the newe.
eter. Posseesion Idarch 1st. Mr. Caldwell the village on SundaY, Peb. 5tia Mr. Ho Miffed leisurely for a reW metnents,
DIED IN BRUISE. ,COLUMBEt
• Mise Bella Sweat, of Meafortle„eweived
word on Wednesday, of last week, of the
death of her brother, M. George A.
Sproa,t, which sect event 'occurred At hie
home in Chilliwack. B. C„ Petoruary
311d, Mr. Oproat had bee r„t ill for some
time, .having suffered. Severed streltes,
leaveo family, MS wIfe having prede-
ceased film 'some years ago. Interment•
wee made in Chilllwaek. 'where he had
been a resident for Marty yew%
itry Was very doubtful, but recently Oa
seinewleat and. while by La means
Is Mach stranger titan she was,
DIAMOND WEDDING
Oa Seturdey. February 4Us, Mr. an:I
Mrs. A. Ca Fattleera, eeteemed. residents,
Cinten, celebeatcd the etetiette aunts"' Was W.ers emptied the tette:To Mee
vm.•9•t? thelv wcaanii' 1114 Innnher nt till depths cf tale powele luta treased
the
TRE WRING (W 1933
BY RICHARD S. BOND
*se
frierade called ea the ecuple (laving tho &laver, frem witZell it was earefullY neared
afternoeu, a few of their mare intimate data. aes. me, Jae ea deing ease creeds
atj. friezes; hevIng been invited, and meaty wee preserved,
messages, tetegrams and 1ett'r o.geeti
The Widaw Heroical% Vila lacca text
dna, would net arise fee At Ica% an heat
E0 Sdas earned, acroce the veranda ra2
for her meriting paper. :
A quiets glance. aesured law that the
help-wautea ealearal We$ pall blank
R. FORSTER:
BYE, EAR, NOSE, 'PHROAT
Late House Surgeon NeW York OrPh"
thalmic an: Aural Hospital, aseistant at
Moorefield's Eye HOSOital and °olden
Square Throat liespital, London, Eng,
53 Waterleo. St. S., Stratford. Tele-
phone 267. _
At Hotel Redford, C.Toderich,. tram 7
o'clock on the evening a the third Mozt-
day •of each month eunil the following'
ehty, Tuesday, oa pail,
will move to Efteter into the resiclersee Qi
Mr. Tiles. Elliott.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED .
Mrs, Alexander D. Ileaton,..of =don,
announees the enaagenteut of her elate -
Otter. Alice Louise, tO Mr. Oltier
Durittn, son of the late Ur. and Mrs. WM
Durkin, of We:1(1014r, Glit., the marriage
to take 'slate Wetly this month.
ENGINEERING
• GOEBEL 8S CAREE.
Consulting awl Municipal Engineering
Dreinage—Land Surveying.
Masonic Temple Bldg, Goderioh, Ont.
Phone 239
LEGAL .0anus
:E/Avs & x-rays:
'Barristers and Solicitors.
R. C. Hays, ICC., and R, C. flays, B.A
Hamilton. street, Ooderich.
Telephone 48
McMillan Was not Marriedand of 1.44 fano- then. jerked himself to an Upeight post -
lid of std, two aistero ntiXrive, Stos ia'r Hs feet, elad in shoce
Users and. Mrs. IfenrY bath of the evith worn, spots in the center of cull
Tillage' 45 well as t'vt° nephews and n sole, Zone flown to the Acme with • erash.
kee,Stewart' Cecil ari*Re5a4la "Darni" he ejaculated', "Double (tarn
couromitTE asth ionowasaint thid even dam's." UP »aUSed ehrliPtlY
WedneEdaY., Pebruary pat, mr, and his (wife came !out to lavestigate the eat -
Mrs. Henry McGa.vitt of the Oti conceit- ter.
Sian of TuckersMith, two of the oldest "Pint haVe vernhltinigm" he snort"
and most Idghly esteemed residents' of
the townehip, quietly celebrated the 68th
anniversary o theit marriage. Nne. and
Mrs. MO:Wart were Warded in Stanley
Township on Pebruary 8,1,804, by the
late. Etev.,M.Yekeata, residing awing
tbirtyeeight years in Stanley and McKil-
lop townships. Party years ago they
moved to Tuckersinith and puroluseed the
farm which s still their home,
,
ENTERTAINED COUNCIL °
ltfayor N. W. and Mrs. Trewarthoe of
Chaim, entertained, the Inembers of the
town council ancl town officials to an.
oyster supper, with various other good
things, after the couneil meeting on Men -
day evening a last week.
BURNT BUIEIONG atEllatO
Dr. 'Winne is havieg the bakeshop in hie
black, at Blyth; which 'VMS recently badly
burned, cleaned dut, and win soon have
it renovated again. When et le expected
Ur, 'rurirey will return and eau the shop
again,. The old oven nee also been takee
away mid a new one will be nut in.
GOOD PRICES AT FARM SALE
ext marked contrast to the sates being
read a ba, the press recently, the Sale
ducted on the farm of Gordon Hig-
gins in Morris brought splendid priceIn
vi w of present eouditiens. A binder sold
tor $102, sa, seed drill for $10, oats 28o
arid barley 35e per base sheep $4 to $$
per head.
DOUGLAS IL NAIRN.
Barrister and Solicitor
office: NORTH ST. Phone 512,
•
FHA= DCiNNELLY, A. •
Itarrister, Solicitor, Ete.
Phone 282. HAMILTON ST„ GoderiOli.
DEATH OF RUSSELL G. TEHYTT
Winghamalest one ,of its yeunget Men
by death on Thursday, egebruarY
F. R. DARROW.
Barrister, .Selicitor, Taotary Palate, Etc.
#
Successor to °J. L. Xillorau. -
Phone 97. Office, The Square, Cloderich.
ERNEST M. LEE
Barrister and Solicitor.
Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide .and Victoria,
• Telephone; Elgin 5301 .
•.To'ronto 2.
larcIENOW iscr INJURED .
•
.BM MacKenzie, son of Mr, and Terra
Wm. MacKenzie. of Lucknow, will be laid
up for a time With a fractured ankle ea
a result ef a peculiar mishap, which oc-
curred en, ,the mill pond. While playing.
hockey Bill skated onto a hole sufficiently
large to allow one leg to drop into 1 and
in. so doing fractured the ankle of the
other foot. The injury:caused itira =eh
pain and he was assisted home by bis
'chums. An X-ray the tollovring day re-
vealed the extent of the fracture.
TOWN OFFICERS AFPOTNTED
M the regular meeting of Clinton, town
council Monday evening of last Week By.
law No. 4 for 1933, to appoint certain of -
Seers, from Feb. leth, 1933, to Polo. 18th,
1934, or until others are appointed was
as follows: Clerk And' Treasurer, It, E.
when Russell 0, Tervit, 8013 of Mr, and
Mrs. George.. Tervit, Tiaroherry, passed gara1l132, $709; L. Strong; Chief of Polies,
$850; 24 Stong, Tax Collector, $100; E.
away ,in Wingharn General Hospital. In
Greens, night watchman, $700; M. Mee
March, 1029, he married Jean Arde, who
Ewan, Cemetery Supt.,. 31000; A., 1T'ulford,
with h*little three-year-old daaghter,
Dry Earth Closet, per month, $65.00; br.
Demise eurvive him. He is also survived
Shaw, )11.0s., $150; -Guy Hicks,
by his parents, • eer; fees; E. Grealis, weighmaster, fees.
ENDS NINETY-Tin:RD YEAR
Dr. John A McNaughton, 13russ.els,
oldest autism inhabitant at the present
ed. 'we haVe technocracy, eantoe-
thcassolves a! this useleas carreney Sese
replardele the!!.r eteen er feed wad, olath-
Mg.
TiaO neaten Wa5 in a turnialL Them
'ea an unileara of activay everywhere.
Of eaurse, ail reall.zal that this was mere-
ly ttlifittinary, but nevcrthelen earn work.
cr felt 'better after day of toil than r„O
had felt after a day of eniarrea
The atacks lozal men:tants dwinelled
raPiala and rush erdera were cesu sent to
witolcsalers, to awl fartorts.
‘Theeia that ucia Ing been still, creaaed
and groaned. and then began to luun ars
Vary Ima huneinedtla days aff Men
were caned from the. COMM'S awl the
Parks to do familiar work. Ori Saturday,
,with wheal pay 111 thele Isoekets, they
aunelled up their Wivee and zuehea to the
letal stores for suppliee-
"We have tuoaey today." we the Ren-
ew!. cry. "TorneeroW May be paper,
but tody it will buy food and elothtags"
•
racy anti half a dozen other "ocraciesl The Spring 02.1933 •was drawing to a
Nwoullook evhat's coming."
"An earthquake?" suggested Isis spool close. The wheels of mille and lactates
were'still humtning. Workmen 'were still
drawing a weekly pay. Merchants Were
"Wore,'. moaned Silas. "Here's a still (lora uustaess.„ =flans of, silas
group of eminent know-it-alrs who elaim Oreens and Mary Greene were, still /Mrs
that in atother six months our money ing dining ream suites, painting houses
will be about as valuable as German
and enjoying hie, Fer Pomo reason or
Marks. We're going to have a eleW sYs4 ,other no one was suggesting a netv our -
few, a 110W elirweltoY. new everything.* rency. a new system or a new "otracy" ot
It's not enough to have holdups, murders any kind.
PA0116 MUM
The Leader For Forty Years
LADA
"Fresh From the Gardens"
---------r-- We deereeee in the readineit:t& tidiest. b
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a source et gratilleation to tta; boerd. A
ews gia
the secretary, Mr. la Rose. for his good
• 'hearty vote of thanka 'wee tendered to
tevoarik. ti,artuans Ma ..tenure of office, tor eev-
1)un,8an7Zon
, .
--,--- i Bern—At AleXandre Marine and. Gene
lend Hospital. Oederielt, on Fridattoreh•
Likrary Annual MeetIng
and paYerty. 'Now even those who have
Silaa Green stepped out of a brand new
Managed to keep a few dollen; for a
sedan and ' stopped, on • the sidewalk to
rainy day are going to see those dollars
chat for a moment wIth the local banker:
-
turned into scraps of paper."
Affeetionately, lee bit the end trent au
• aWkiat do yott think of this, Joe?" he
• aromatic ten -center and passed a well
shouted iteross the street to the local but -
filled tiger ease to his friend.
cher 'who had reached for his own morn-
ing paper, "Now our money is going 10
be useless.'"
isars. Junes tindsay, prai;ably clirdan,s DEATH 01 •Dlt. MeNAUGIITON
, CHIROPRACTIC
BUGLESS PRACTIMMNER.
time, on Friday,' February' loth, rounded
out her 93rd year, Mrs. Lindsay has been
in versepoor health all winter, fern time
being in such a leVt state that her retov-
There was much tomment that morn-
ing Ist Use little town' of 331121kt-on,
There was much commeut in seVera1
th.ousand other tovrns and in many cities,
'phe,re was even more comment on the
farms, the prairies, and up th, 'the moun-
tains where the hill folk kept abreast of
the times. . •
But there was niore than oonunent.
There had been rumors before about In-
flation, units of energy, and new curreneY
—bat thas time it seemed. to be more than
a turner. And this time people did more
tbari euro conditioes.
.Almost una,ninaously they decided
Silas Green decided that morning on his
old front 'porch.
'"If our Money is to be useless, Mary,",
lie said, "I den% talplate Upon keeping it
passed away at his home on Min street for souvenirs. We have eneugh German
en Saturday in his 17ta year. He leaves marks without •adding, to the collection,
to moan% their loss,. his, wife and one .siz months from now 'our money is sup -
daughter Florence and one sister, 1Virs, posed to be scraps •of paper. Today we
Addison Taylor, Oth eon. of Grey, Born tan spend 11,. Tomorrow will have to
near •Brussels of ' pioneer parentage, Mr. take „care of mew.
Very sattsfactory reports were received
at tha annual meths; of Dungannon
Publie library, which was held. on MOn-
day afternoon at the home el the librar-
ian, dliss E. Dreany, witiett adlotris the
library, ars. R. DavIdanle PtVgdent of
She library' board, eccupied the ellen* and
conclueted the firet put of the meeting.
The tecretary, Mr. E. ROM read the
minutes a the last annual, Meeting,
which were adopted as read.. Miss L.
Dreany, the lihrarlan, gave the repoit of
the Illerarlart as follows: Membership
fees volleeted by her, $40.10. There wee
10113to M. and-Mre -Vero Cuntelughera
.
(nee Mise E11101 Brown), of Carlo% a
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ileseon returned to
Stratford, after attending the limerel of
the, leteeDavid Sproul. They were ae.
companted by idiss Clara Sproul.
A. party of a dozen or more of the
young people of Dungannon and vkin-
dye ettioyed a sleigh ride to 010111's HUl
on edonday eVening for A few hears'
tobogganing on Mr. Mole% bilL
a total cirettlatiOn of 4203 boOke, M tht, Catarrha Deafness
435 ;
'Literature, 332; TraVel, 293; Arts, DO ; . Or Head Doises.
Fiction, 2298; History, 68; Religion, ell;
1
Illographse 90; Juvenile, 691; poetry, IL
"X don't believe that we are ever going to , ,
The treasurer's report was given by Mr.
"Do you know, Mr, Ferguson," he sald,
have t ta hanevwesbyseetnetnpeInac'unspsitze otrafetyh; faaticil 4.:1111.4:7',_,snowing the reeeiPte la 1032
have as =eh as I had last winter. Why to bo
MeEenzie, and was st very wadi -
equal to those or 1931.
grant
darn it, 1 have been working .4.7allY$80 was expended for new
and have enough orders alleadevetoryhdelglebt°9Sic2s'5 iTier bleell"bv"ilitlaldrb "tel. cr°0ura'r 1t9Y33 Vtall
rile,vgooingliafctoraInnoxattilolts.:1
inferiority tom, p inted to devese ways and means. or
so sod. lied a finance eommittee was
ourselves, Bustleton was never as pros-
e sinee. raising raaneJ" to make up for this loss.
The subject of traVellihe libraries was
Mesa" mid the banker with
"There was nothing along, except with
perous as it Is today. And what aindies discussed, but it was deemed advisable to
to Bustleton appliee to thotisando of 1 t°1ce no action
with 'regard t.° these.
towns all over the land."
"A good old O0WatrY, isn't it?" queried
Silas. "Jut needed some medicine tor a
noW insidious disease called 'ocracy'—and•
that covers sat the 'wracks' And 'isms'
that We :have been hearing Omit for
years. All we needed was a prescription
that would fit a new disease."
"Six hours of labor, a liberal sprinkliag
Election of a library board and offieers
then followed, the president vaeeting the
chair. tor this part of the meeting, Mrs.
C. C. Brown. was eleeted to the chair
end the follosvine einem were eletted:
Honorary treasurer, Ine T.'E, Case; pre.
sident, ,Mrs, R. Davidson; vice-president.
Mrs. *Ian sceretary, Mr. V.
Ross; treasurer, Mr. G. M. Meltenzie ;
librarian, Miss L lereany;• assistant seere-
of dollar bills, mixed in a day 'with a lit: lof the' Board, Mrs, C. C. Brown, J.
tle buying, and a few grains ef commot e. seals, miss E. Enteit, iVirse G. M. IVie-
tary. Dr, H. A S. Voltes; other members
sense, 'worked wonders in the ,spring • of
friend affectionately upon the batk and Kenzie, Mrs R. A. Mcitenzie, Rev, D. A.
Maelviillan. Plattner committee, Mr. 0.
1933," said the banker, slapping Isis old
gested his wife, e•We are Using the din- his own newly painted and well..kept NS, McKenzie, Mrs. th Davidecni, Mrs. rt.
starting along the new. sidezralk toward
hig room 'Mite We bought whett we were home,
first married." .
and Mrs. Donald IvIONaughton NOM STOM"The house needs pairititig, sag-.
AC113ACM artiong the first to take up lartd there.
. . U ' 'The Mte. doctor passed almost all his life
*
•in Brussejs and was greatly beloved by
Sufferer e from indigestion
CUT THIS OUT
"Stomach trouble, dyepeosia, Indi-
gestion, sourness, gas, heartburn.
food fermentation, etc., are calmed
nine timos in ten by. chronic acid
stOmach," says a mull known
authority.
Burning hydrochloric skid de -
ii,' the stoniach at an alar -
ing rate, The acid. Irritates and n -
flames the delicate •stomach lining formerly Miss Charlotte Ann Jewitt,
anti Often leads 'totdose _gastriti' s or stom- second daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs
ulces. Donan acid stem -
his. patients. Interment took place on
Monday afternoon In Brussels cetnetery.
CELEBRATE 50th ANNIVERSARY
A pleasant occasion. was celebrated on
Monday ,atternocin, Feb. 5th, when Mr.
and Mie. William J. Souch, 3rd conces-
sion of Morris, celebrated the fiftieth an-
niversary. of their marriage, Mrs. Souch,
CU WitfDonate- or artificial dikes- Thos. Jewitt, of the 2nd concession of
tants that only give temporary.rellef
from vain by driving the sour, ter- Morris, and Mr. Slouch, were married ,at
meriting: food out of the stomach into the home of the bride's parents, by the
the Intestines.
Inetead. neutraliae or sweeten Rev. Mr. Btuwash, pastor of 13rowntown
Your epic' storimeh after meals with and Belgrave Methodist churches. They
have resided On,the Souch homestead on
the 3r4 co:ices:don ever since. -
SEAIFORTH HOSPITAL Am
seafertn will now have a Women's
Hospital Aid, the result" Of a largely at -
DAttatzsa a little Bisurated Magnesia and no
scHIROPRACTOR A ND
.e.ttellsAPisT GODERICII.
Equipped wall electro-magnetio baths.
Electronic electric treatment, and chiro-
practic, Chronic organic and nervoUs
diseases. Loely iri attendance. Office
hours 2 to 6, and 7 tO 9 p.M., excepting
Monday and Thursday by appointment.
A. N. ATEINSON, residence ahd
office, corner of South street and.
tannia Road. Phone 341.
, AUCTIONEERING
THOMAS. 01119DIC2'SON.
Live • Stock aria General Anctioneera..
' Elgin Mee Goderich,
'Sales 14ade everywhere and all efforts
made to give you eatisfaction. •
Partners' Sale Notes discounted.
Phone 119.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC..
WM, .13Aill.E.
NOTARY PtIBLIC
General Conveyancing done.
Good Companies Represented. •
, Phone 200. GOderich, Ont,
AteXCILLOP last/TtIAL VIRE
ANCE COMPANY.
only- wilt the' pain-vanisk-but--Your•—
Meale will digerit naturally. There'
ls nothing better than lllsurntell
negotiate, to sweeten and settle an
add stomach. Your stomach act3
and feels fine In just a few minutes.
lUsurated Magnesia can be obtained
from anv reliable druggist. It in
safe, reliable, easy and pleasant to
Ilse. is not a laltatiVe and is not at
all expensive.
••••1,...1
The West Street
Electrical Shop
We carry a good stock of
Electrical Appliance*
Fixtures., etc.
We 'Specialize in
Wiring of All Kinds
Estimates given on
application •
All Work Guaranteed
Frank. McArthur
Morse 82 Went Street
PAP,Iat AND ISOLATED TOWN PRO
MITT nristravr).
'Value of proporty !limited up to Jan-
uary, 1.010, 0,641;1270.0e.
OPPICalak-aolm Bennewice, Prost -
dent, Broatalagen; .ras. Connollsa Vice-
Preekleat, tioderiebe T. P. McGregor
Set.-Treas.. seaforit.
DIRE0T0111la4a9. Shouldiee, Waltoe;
Wm. Wrin, Constatice; George McCarte
ney, Seaforth •, Reba Petrie, Herlock ;
lohn Pepper, Srucefield; A. Broadfoot,
Seaferth.
AGENTS—W. j. Veo. 11. H. 8, Clinton;
.las. Watt, Meth; Ed,. Ilinthley, Sea.
'forth; John Murray, Seatorth,
Policyholders tan Day their Mind'
.ments at Callan Cutt's stere, Otklerieh
'The Royal Bank, Clinton, or 4. 11,
Dears, Bayfield,
FIRE INSURANCE
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"The old ear* Is pretty near done," re-
plied Silas, aand everelf. there is no work inerelianxiise
for carpenters, I earl uee .new tools when •
repairing our own property!'
And forthwith Silas and Mary deemed
their Sunday best, dug out an old sook
from the unbelstery of the sitting 'morn
vouch and started to get rid of that
money which wad se soon to be doomed.
This alone would have meant nothing
in the Spring of 1933. But from east to
west and front nortli to south the same
thing was being done by men and women
of high and low estate. Merchants sinn-
ed as they noticed their increased buSi,
ness. True, there was a slight acidity to
the smile for they too realized that money
was doomed. However, they were so ac-
custemed to exchanging Sugar arid coffee
for money that they continued to do it
tended meeting of ladies of the town held
;
in the Carrtegie Library on Wednesday through force of haeit.
evening, Feb. eth Mrs. W. P. Lane pre-
sided, and Mrs. L E. Weedmark acted. as
s secretary. Election of alma resulted as
follows: Mrs. Charles Holmes, president;
Mrs. X. M. McLean, lst vice-president;
Mrs, W. P. .ane, 2rid vice-president; Mrs,
R. J-, Sproat, 32d vice-president; Mrs;
Appleyard, alth vice-president; Mrs. Reg.
W. Eerslake, recording secretary; Mrs.
Earl Bell, eorresponding secretary; Mrs. -
G
E.
will be known as the Womeres Hospital R C a Close, treasurer. The organization'
Aid to the Scott Memorial Hospital. •
,m1101.6.
Broofteu Bros
nopenicH
Laanitio—
FUNERAL DIRECT4S118
and EMBALMERS
ALSO
AIM/LANCE SERVICE AT ALL
HOUR.SeeddXGIIT Olt DAY
harm . az 120
Dave it attended to bY the
*WEST VINE
IINSIlltalger CO,
Kttablialott 17
Head lunkganitan, Ont.
(:.has. Item% Kincardine, retitled ;
atobt. lanidson, Dungannon, V)' .I':&1'
dent; In addition to the Pretident and
Ince President. the latilealug tate 1i1e84
tore: Wm. Watson. Auburn: W.
ateasacara. Auburn; wan. mcQuallen.
fattaatvi W. P. Deed, UR. 2. Tucknow;
ttalzy Ci3der3ch: Truett
Ackert., Ilolyrcod; Gann, D. 1. N.
% idtztknowz,
CEML rantvalt, tteN
Tram. o1eorr1ER5, Tizeits,
Wb.eeier
Vuneral Director and
Embalmer
Ali° Asibulatce Service
Godetich Ontario
AU Nis rwmptly oltchdea t
slay or night
rhates Slose 335, Keicie, 55%W.
Phunbers rpenters and painters
tanned also as they picked up their tools
and hurried off to take eare of an un-
heard of number of jobs.
Arid as they received their pay they
rushed frantically to the stores to eid
a
Sales by Hydro
Comparative Figures of Overhead
Would Be Interesting
In anawer to an enquiry same in-
.
teresting figures of the amount of
sales by Hydro stores are published
in the current issue of Hardware
and Metal. The doderieh store in
1931 sold d95.40 worth of ap-
THE
DEATH OF II. PARSONS, EXETER,
Henry Parsons, Exeter, died' at the
family tome, James Ste ThisredaY after
several weeks' ifinees from heart trouble.
The deteand mat, is son of the tete Mr.
axed Mrs. Win. Parsons, was born in, Lone
don nearly 74 years ago and came with
his. parents to the farm in Stephen, thin.
2, now owned by James Willis, Jr,. ale
was married to Minnie. Heywood of 'Os-
borne township. who survives hint 'hey
celebrated their golden 'wedding anniver-
sary two yeam ago. Mr. Persona was a
resident of Eget& 49 years, For the most
pert of his life he followed agency work.
Three brothers and a sitter also survive:
John, Fred, aantes and, Mrs. ailary AIM
Jones, all oe Exeter. Iaterment took
place in Exeter cemetery Saturday with
eervitea tondueted by Rev. J. IL Stem -
ton and Rev. J. W. Dean.
PARENTS 111litON PIONEERS
Mrs. Margaret IstoCalittra, Who passed
her 101st niikatone et the honk of her
son, Danald McCallum, St. Thenute, last
Week, Woe born at Volt William, /niters
newhire, Scotland, in 1632, Sao rears be-
fore the aseension of Queen Victoria.
Site has lived tinder /oar tovereigna aria
dill retains vivid recollections Of the stir.'
ring events which matured during the
Victorian period. alto came to Carted*
at the age of eix with her parents, Bugh
and Mary McMillan, who were among
. the early piontera of Buren County. As
,s, young woman the resided in Widen,
which was then a arit081108 town and
military maa, of what was than Camden
I West.
It tate ahe tuts woad to Dug -
Ala MeCaum el Itamden, and for yearo.
1In ract:till Ur. liteCallutna; death hi 1880,
the fornaa resided in Zona, Nine dila.
then Tree born to Me. Mid Mrs, Steal.
110D, 4.12 C-415 mad Circe daUgliteaa, four
a witara 12avalia4t.ca rat*
HEAT FOLK
WHEN HEAT fOLKS SLUMBER
ON THE GRATE
YOU CAN GET UP EARLV
. GO TO BED LATE
YES, AND I<BBP WARM.
• AS TOAST
Ttie CLOC1$ AROUND
If you have catarrh, catarrhal
avarness or heed noises eattaed by
caterrh,• you. should. know that these
distressing. ouiptotis may frequnt-
ly
,be, overcetne by• this simpla home •
treatment. . •
Secure from year druggist • 1 oz.:
Parmint (Double Strength). Take ,
this bottle Mid: add ;714, pint bet Water
and a little sugar. One tablespoonful
four times a day should quickly and
eompletely aelieve distressing' bead
'noises and dettfaeas due to catarrh. •
lose Of smell or taste, and dropping
raucous. lit nearly ninety per cent.
of all ear troubles are catarrhal, there.°
must be many whose hearing Parnahlt
could help. • • •
,IT'S LIVER THAT MAKES
YOU FEEL SO. WRETC11E0.-
Waki.up your Liver Bile
- Calomel necessary
For you to' feel. hialthy end haPPY, Yulir
'liver imist peer two pounds of limed bite Into
Your hOwels, every,thiy, WithoutAbut bile,•
trouble/natio, Poor sigesrion. tilovrefinnitation.
Poisons in the body. Cleacralwretehedocas.
flow PM YOli OXIlett 111. elver up a situation
like this completely with mere.bowelquoving
salts,. oil, mineral water, laxative .caiely
Oswalt: gum, or 'roughage? They don't waits
up your liver.
lou Ilted Carter's.Little tiver.Pills. Purely •
vegetable. Safe. Quick tied num results Ask
fie teem by name. Refuse substitutes, 25e. at
itil druselats. . • ., ,
A. Ivielcenale, Mrs. Jeep Williams and
Miss E. Elliott. Auditors—IvIrs, R. A.
McKenzie and Mr. 'F. Rose, The increas-
ed Interest in juvenile reading and tbe
reading of non-fiction, with a correstmad-
pliances; Clinton, $812,27; Exeter,
$407.53; Winghtam, $409.98. The
questien subMitted by "Hardware
Dealer".was: "Have you any figures
showing the results of the appliance
retailing done by the Hydro munici-
palities in Ontario?" and the follow-
ing is the answer:
Following is a staterhent of
merchandise earnings of various On-
tario Hydro municipalities for the
year ended Dee. 310, 1931, according
to report supplied to us by vourteay
the Ontario Hydro Electric Power.
Commission:
Brarthin
paton . , .
ch
Clinton . . . ....
Dundas . . .
Dutton
Exeter
Goderich
'LondonIngersoll
rislitehe1
New Hamburg a .
NI:whairca-ort-the-Lake
Ai
Petrolia
Ridaetown
Ste Catherinea
St. Marys.....-
:ceouptlteoritelt ,
einem
tialirard TOwnoittp
Stratford
Strathroy 466.42.
Tilleonburg 1.33
Walkerville 303.00
Woodstock . . 2,235.571
Waterloo C41.80
Welland . ..
312.20
$ 90.85
718.60
812.27
306.91
20,19
314,16
407.53 I
9546
11 Leal
160.20
5.502.00
2,606.93
509,51
03420
• 173.81
66.14
225.59
941.40
553.03
874.16,
109.16
434.09
2S/84.02
•
His Nerves In Bad Condition ,
Headaches ocind Dizzy Spells
Mr. Crawford, Hamilton, Ont., 'rites' -'-
"My nerves were in such bad condition I found it
almost impossible to get a good night's sleep.
I was also bothered with headaches: and dizzy spella.
tried many ?tlifferent remedied' but they did not
seem•to give me ankh relief, but after I had taken
IViillann's Heart and Nerve Pills, I could hardly
believe the change they had made in my condition."
For Sale at all drug and general etorea; frut tip only
by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont.
"11.111•1111111••••••••
ilarly to bed and early WI *Ise" is
an out-of-date maxim. It doesn't
take a very great stretch of the
imagination to believe that it
originated when bed was the only
place where a body could keep
-comfortable after sun -down. But
now-aalays everybody &penes on
the Heat Folks to keep tiro house
tomfottablo 24 hours a day. You
don't mind getting; up early id a
wariit house. And yon thoroughly
enjoy shkying up for a late party
or an interesting book when you
know the Heat Emit going down
and leave you in chills. lailr in a
few tons of three.shift comfort!
OM TUX
wIttiviltt
B. MUSTARD coc2Ny
---.
Total Of the Niagara Sysitni ...$28,411.36
This is the end of the quotation.
Figures for other than the Niagara
tiyateta are also given and it is from
theM thatwe quote Winghain 1
$402.08,
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