The Signal, 1924-11-20, Page 7THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
'l'hursllay, Nuteudu•r :10,
County and District ' ONE 50c BOX
tlht• l e
in poor Joh 11.•a
Alexander Fltsllater, an old resi-
dent of Delmore, paloavl utaay re-
cently.
1 Ir. and Mr.., J. M. lbw...duck, of
'Winthrop, on November :411 vele-
brattvl 1Ile fortlen% anniversary vof
their wedding.
Mr. Arnold McMaster, of Ethel, i Is
brought home a bride. formerly Itin
)ilitrtlr'ry hell Weir. dautth1.•r o1 Reeve
and Mrs. ,trchie. Weir, .f Brant.
Bruce county.
Elizabeth Mary McQueen, wife of
R Wtnan Sander -on, dlea nt Wvox 'ter
on Nu.eudwr 0th, In hrr "seventh-•I
year. rhe k survived by her hus-
band /Mil it sun, \VI11Ialu. ,? '1'.r1111111.
4Mrstole died sit the home ..f Fred
Shollbr.s.k. Hallett township, on Not••
emneY-iuth, agwt seventy•four years.
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
FUNERAI. DIRECTORS
AND EMBAI.MEKS
srdo•rs ear'1ully attended too
•1 all boors, night or day
GODEKICII
BRJUGHT HEALTH
11ltiultar y
of 'tars, Mrs. John Shob
1404, of Clinton. Is her only sister.
M14� 1'usswore, widow of the late years of Constipation Ended
'1'1 .... 'ussuwn•, duet ut ht•r how,. 011
the Tlt,r. ?rad "11 November tial,
i11 her reuty-fir.t year. 1hvtli was
.1.1.- to 1 eausonii. Sly daughters
111111 two ili$ sllrtit t.. ,
.1a111.•. Flla1�nugou. of \IbKlllup, .11.41
Nuretaber T1h, at St. •lu.r•p11's hospi-
tal. Loudon. l bit thirty first year.
The funeral ti ` plue• the following'
Monday frutu 1.1 home al Iterbwutut•
to St, Columba'. •hurell uud erne
t cry.
The death .srtlrr. 011 \1'ed11est111y.
Noyeulier 11111. of 1411 1111.-1 Madge, of
1'sls.rne. in his thirty rr.•tettl yeatr. -
The deceased wale. 11 a tire of IV -
borne and .pout all Ilk' Ile I 1 that
towmshlp. • Hr is-.Iry iv. by his
wife uud two ehlldr.•u: al . t.ytis
parent*. lir. and Mr:. Milli Mad 1.•
Aad three Alltel+.: '
A .happy event took platy al Dash-
wood 011 aloashly, \we1.114•r 111i11,
when F:ulttev'u 1'.. t•Idtw1 chug lilt' Ot
Mr.. Jane f:ue,tlmr, wus malted' lis
I marriage to Lloyd E.lighoffer, son
Mr. awl Mrs. I:w.. Edit;hnffer
II. The eer.aaont• wus performed
By "Fruit -a -tires
11
The Wonderful fruit Medici%
Anyone who suffers with miserable
health ; who is tortured with •Ileid-
aches; and who is unable to get any
real pleasure out of life ; will be
interested in this letter of Mn.
MartLa de Wolfe of East Ship
Harbor, N.B.
Mrs. de Wolfe says, "For years'
was a dreadful sufferer from Constipa-
tion and Headaches and I was miser-
able in every way. Nothing in the way
of medicine seemed to help me.
Then I tried " Frult-a-tives" and the
effect was splendid; and after taking
only one box, I was completely
relieved and now feet like a new
person".
50c. a boa, 6 fur $2.60, trial size the.
At (leftists Or from
Limited. Ottawa. Ont. Fruit-a•tieq
other children. 1, tial stitches were't:le. died. 'hyo sous and ualr driegh
ter survive.
NIT. and Urs. Tido) Hey. -r., and
daughter llargur•t and Miss Stella
t'ultn. w-itil.• driving near Uushwtupl
to.•rturu.vl it. the,Iitell 11ad reerivd
u
...v. -re shaking -up, though no bone -
were broken. Thr ear was wine-
..4111111dawugld: Ur. .1 ley was 111111
iui In tut a gilt••tc10 at nal got too 1.1145''
111the .1/14. /rt the road.
The 111.4wals Hank -11a. moved int..
Its flue now' pr•wlse,. The..lmi:.luls
Is ,u ups --tory' ',trio -tore ..f red p1'. ••• d
brick. '
EXETER
'11t• 110w,• 4.f 11 r. and alis. Roy
Parsons has been, •idly and tuu•xts't'-
trdly ber••at•.4 by the death of their,
eight-year-old daughter. Margaret
breaking her ankle. m the Tth inst. after
.1 few days illness.
Jn11n Farmer. who duel ut l.ourlm
on the 1Mh i11.t., for many years
.Y.u411411 1 n -gr..•.ry store in Exeter.
.Ile_ had r.•sidel ill 1e.udron for the
blit sixtr.'u year.. - Ht. widow autd
one sou. lir. Roy Fortner. of 'Torgn-
tn. survive.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Harvey were at
Port Perry on Saturdaey. Ath Inst., at-
tending at the marriage .4 their son.
Iter. i.luden 1'lnrk.' Harvey, M: .1.,
11. 1►. • t.. h.UE:u4 Mary i eutriee,
daughter .4 Mr. and Mrs. Thos. 11.
F'olliek; fort Perry. The newly-w•vl-
• 4.11'.01111111 will reside hi the j.ar.nit-
• age tit West Move, Out.
lje. and Mrs. W. H. Gregg. who
• w tailor shop Lrre since
.vgl4urtrt
April. lace r."moved to 1.i.towel.
k$ :ago. %•here flu•. w °'' •-cage du :1 similar
required in .1r.'ss'tug the tl•Wlnd. Th•• i
little fellow had the, same arm true•
tared by u fall u year or .r. acre.
'rite f -rat of Mss S01111 lit 11 y.
who died tt 4'111.•ago on November
:trll. took place to Chub... cemetery
from the home of her "sister. Mrs., 1'.
M. Flu•qulutr of llrltwlh 'Miss Kitty
was a dalight,'r of 1be.laite John Kis•
.rwlu uHallett.
ty, .1 the 'irvl .v.0 u f
WINGIIAM
Work is being rushed on the recon-
struction or the • %\'11/g141111 arena,
which tta, partially destroyed by u
windstorn. iu N.,.ewh•r, 1919. The
intention Is •10 Have it really fur the
skiatltlg .wll'snt. -
\l'hfh• out with her :hasbllsd pick-
ing apple.. Mrs. (li.a. ,II'.r slipped
and tell,
Ll'('KNOW
Mr... 1', Rasmussen, of Itl.s.niflcld,
N. J.. Is visiting her father, foul
SineItxer:
Mrs. Ihrri.l Thosul s.a1 • ha. Pe-
tnnsd from Western 1'au:"1a1, wain -
.he spent Amu 19'IIt ISM.
1.IMk1!11W people w'.•?• sh,s•Lel 111
Lit. 1r "f tit,- death of Harry Uac-
( Jaarl.w. whiel, ,sv•nt rel at \\'httefi.�h.
I Ih1•
tat November stn. 'I1u• d.•••etw•.1
w s the ori!:" sou of the lute Mr. and
spring.
1 �.. ••4l and A ueidr
Angus Mao•('h1.
11e was a Well-111forutvl man 1111'. r
1.
mends r'.rf the Itoyul .\aronnwlrul
Swirly of Canada. 11e spent most of
the snnlalt•r in I,1s•kn,w' •nn1 Weal
0Prt11 0114' a t' .Y'..•,
Ili. It. 1:. aunt Mrs.
Stntthrr+ nut '; '
4.w of Roderick Ma1� hau'1,.. nt Iowa.
Ills saihsl f?nn 1'nn.,•urrr Nocew- +
at the home of the brhhs utotlu•r Iry :111
14.. S. H. Kneshh•I of New Ihtuburg. 1 •r 11th on their return"to Chita:
1 ell.of the bride. ll r, caul Mr.. Ed-
'
4- Ir Struthers bud hem. biking
fahoffer will r.•14.:If Slilrh••tl. ''on'st' lr .re treatment at t 11ir»y
I
0
•110.1 117 t'Iitg' lien. 11 /•1111. t• .e
.1 pretty welalug took 910'44. alt na••ut s ng". awl 111•: fuuilly hu'l be•a
.1.•,11111. Mah.slist .Inrr.-11 11r- t ltin- r •1•tiy.•s h/ 1'ullfun.hl
lac. November slit. when Marjorie ,lark.
1 Llllbw,. eldest 1L•taglter of )Ir.w 1 )!r
\Ira& 1:e1. Hodgson. of tar•aslnll•. meas 11rin bleep
--L„n}fi,d- int trrarrialt••a ler Ilury7+L--1'e41'r711.--.t+no:
i hale, of Stanley. township. ,It,•'. Mr.
Satellife ,w'a' the t411.'ittlint cleri,
1 man.' 1'h,. young .onpl. "111 re•si.b
,.a, ;he gr.s.w's Gann, "m lit. It..rol,.ol1
111141. 1.
tat heed. ,tt mitred plight nun•. re-
,4te.1 1-1 ••n nolo. r1•ri•"aly thou 7r
r1 t .av•tnT,vl 1,4. ereuhlg 1'•••••IItY o..
the lololon road 111$.11 a mile north
J 1't.'l:-r. J•.bu
lox
••11011
:. 'ton ra of j.et•.... :.'
••h.sl to n ant re' Mtge, %%het, ..
•Iticv•n by %Vilna in t1"I.I trwf 11• n
-. 41 era -heel tut., titw horse': idle •••
111•• le.rs.tt 110.1 a leg brokt•u nod 11:14
io 1.'• that. Mr. $..ldat,'• k•",1 was
e.1, on. Of t111• 11.4:1111ll•' 1..i11g--••y••t'.a.
Mr: Orel. inJnro.:tat 14. w...^
0o sans pretty w 11 wr.s•krd 1'.9•
.:•r landed in the dit.ia 111 .i, 1..1 1 anl-
1y sma.t:e1, -
f
\hay. who dhtil
the five-roau••11d tam of \l r.
HRl'l+SE11i
This
is Different
from all other laxatives and reliefs
for
Defective Elimination
Constipation
Biliousness
The action of Nature's Remedy OR
Tablets) is more natural and thor-
ough. The effects will be a revela-
tion -you will feel so good.
Make the test You will
appreciate this difference.
Wei For o..r
Thirty Years
Chips off fhe Old Block
M JYNFDRf-Lttue Ms
Th. situ. M - in one-third doses
eaody•roated. For children and adult.
SOLD EY YOUR T
('till'IIF:I1.'S IKl1. STOKE
•CI.INTO�
..
Jelinstew'nrt has r,•utel• it boils •
iu t.iwn and %411 woe'.• i)4 trotu,l:on
.cele lr township w ith itie fnudly,
Mr. att.] Sirs. Fletcher '('own• •'a 1
I1:at.• p.....1 t•. ,111\ la fret, Loud •'n' 1,•1 i
t '• tt iter. 1 hey iM••Isi _ ,ll,g •.Int
1.. the* farm in 'I'n,ker-naith, in the
•
cI
htsl ne.s.
r e . IMO his left rushed bya bee.
bete' plc W0111W0111d sans nvr•iceweekl !ai•t wk from CONSTIPATED CHILDREN
fit• da i
p yrift with some 1„Fort 11'lllitw .1 the +A111ttl tri --"".‘,"tr
' ) It. 1;11rry. a former r. -idea'of Hous- 1 facts $.non till.
•BABY'S COLDS
Children's dt•licatt-6igeq ions'ire ea
disturhed by ten much "dosing." Sti
the little ones' cold troubles cannot
neglected.
At the very first Finn of crntip, lore -
throat, (yr any other cold trouble. apply
l'uniRub over the throat and
chest.- There i• nothing to swallow -you
just rub it on. Colds. go over night, croup
is usually relievaA 111 15 minutes.
NEPTUNE TO VISIT WORLD CRUISERS
„ti'rti'i��a.*
vAt1•Ml}"d
`l��o • ,.
u1.pi.1We •1
1 •
A lit
.15,r 41714‘14:
Tle reetltlratr .. •44.wn ob.,. .111 hr Issued t. .11 p...•asere ■Mae
.1lf.re Mertes,. .. 414 those Paa.eaa•re .■ tl. Emprea. .1 Pratte. loot
and $.
When to travel upon the sea was to venture in gnat
danger it was usually thought wise by the voyagers
to propitiate the god of the waters by making gifts to him
Wore setting sail, and oftentimes, when Neptune dis-
,played his wrath at sea, human sacrifices were made to
his. To our superstitious ancestors the son •of Saturn
sal Ops had great power over the waves, especially
e
4f tba ass, and had, therefore, In his hands the welfare of
ill vesala and their human and other freight. The
warship of Neptune was early introduced Into Remo.
*ad Jts1y 21rd, "Neptunalla," was his feast.
As stlprtee redneed the terrors of tbel sea, and
Muddles and higher civilisation erased the sometimes
terrible wperetklona from the minds of the world, 1111 the
woul d1. d and aaeriAess to Neptune reseed but even to
Ibis day le 1s vsersted by many Latin and Scandinavian
eaters and no ship crosses the equator without some
.ressgaltlon being made of him. Usually -this takes the
fens of a burlesque performance in whieb these wbo are
.snaking their first "crossing of the liner are Initiated into
•
tri s:.aP••aa .t (waNM twt..sP•■•
vette, sal. See saewa fa g•See.r•. 2
the mysteries of the deep.
The unique photograph reproduced above was taken
aboard the Canadian Pacific Ismp>aess of France" while
eptune
on
the great linerrin thld" e ea lylrnorast nl� of the day
on wheel the 'line" was Pressed, and held court. He
was attended by the Royal Barber and other bigh
officials who assisted in the initiation ceremony. Meet
of the passengers were summoned to his august premise*
and were tried for their misdemeanour, punishment or
praise being awarded without favor. Those who pm-
dueed evidence of laving` been "initiated" beton were,
of vein, exempt from trial.
This year, when Neptune board. the Empt•ea11 of
Canada, which leaves New York en a Round the World
emits. on January SOth lis secretary will issue to all these
who psis before the dsecretaryr
el of the Waters, eertifirates 10
that effectwhieh will be eountersfgntd by Captain B.
Robinson, effect,
win commands de vessel. and which,
besides hies valuable souvenirs of the trip. will exempt
the holder from further trial.
sb\.. t '1
Ai
acus, tune uaoth.-r of N. F. Gerry oft . { j�(�/;. of a/Ihe taster
cartoon alba/ 11 of of ehihihwd awl
lulu• .now, ..f Illi...'
1.l•uth ..f iJle lute, i.,, child gaff. -rtes ""in
11
.pstsftiray
Mrs, t lir. t (;, I., .1.141, of Torontln' ''a/ILo1 thrive: -Tei keeji the little one
was r.vr'iced with regret 11 ItrioneIs, well flu• bowel.' tut: -t 1.•.1eregular
wLrrt'. the- deceasedstgeut. her early 4 and • tire, stnnt'.;lt •w. et. 'Cu 111 'his
Y!'llrs MO -tea- marriedto" her now n'thla. ul e'I,1n! 113My''s ()tan Tah-
ht•ri•ft InisbatI•1. After r.•atRlg heti lets, Th. ;r i' a nn1b1 1.111 thorough
for :I launlh•r of '.ars 1tr. and lues, laxltrlcr: a?• !'4,--1.1,' 11...11
1 rake• au11
Ihlll 1'1•tnor.d to Sea forth and later 't It IN. ^iyrn t" ,tit. lew1• 111 babe
to Toronto: - of their family of throe
will {w•rfe. w!ett'. Tb111s sats of
..dl$ and -,u4.- ilnilghter only uta• attn. 11.1rer$ nw- 11. •.?beer lmelirine for
lIr, Y.lirl (tail. .rtn'i41" that II1it''..ties pmt 1,' 111! (►wen Tale
; It•t+. they :are -old by nu:Heine deaf-
111. or 1.y mail at •.r.. .,:rt. a hex fr •ni
Tia. Ito Iviltf:u11s' ll.•{lei 11e 1••1.
lir.s•kcill.. I last.
.ti". 1,y 1. 1(•11, for ten yeaar+
-
they.1(•.'•sfIll .aelier . English Anal
j ' ! ' R (.11-1\ ‘'� THIN LHT!t
history ,.t tea• ,,••,forth t'ollegiah' ht-
stltate, diel oil Thursday. Gth inst.. ,,,•_,•,I,•,••••, ,1,111.. ,1•e,s,,
at h; -r Hoon• to -gr 1nge•r...11, ..f pica-
-SEA 'OKTH
Rhoda. alts. .4.1h•11 had taught top
to two .t., i. 1Hdt•r1• her 1111 11. ttht'
w'a. in her, tw. utr-fifth year and
was a dumghtcr of 'lir. :and -"Urn.
tarry .114.11. SV.'-t.-.1I%ford..
Mr-. \Ci111stn r amerolt- tell un the
st+ e. while mooing •"tt of a neith-
Is.r house 01111 fractured her hip.
M. s (licks. of Loudon. has IW5'II
els:ag •d h• fill the vaeala.y nna the
1'oll.•a te .11114' 411 111,041 lye Ilio 111•011
of alis$ 411hell.
airs_ scar t:h•mlentlini. of Orion.
lll••h.. w o wits killed recently 1.y a
street ear In Detroit. was a daughter'
.4 Urs. \\'illi;un. Wallace. Seaforth.
tool was Is n in Tuekeremith fifty-
eight years go,
Sirs. .lr.•hi. 1.uuoot. aril children
r! In -1 we'•k for Fr.vtei•b•k 11"ase,
w Iktnrfo_-_here they w-II1 spend
the winter. _
The +Menial til�p ting .if the :Sea..
forth laic, 1H.w'lhit chile tan• la.•171
On. camped ',lot ilw" Friday I•redng.
'I'when - the 'following • ffhrrs were
elet?•d for the yv,r i91.' : 1'r.•.1 bent.
John MacT.1%14h ; -vice-pr.•.ident. Itns-
s1.4 11. Sproat : ws-r.•tnry-. . It....t .1.
'Sprout': I t,vasnrler. ' W. .I. 1441.1.41:
t.uroe•y .trreNtry, 1'1.ltr1.• Stewart
.Ira {tun ills. If.v. 11r.. I:a rk in clot Bev.
'1', Brown: officinal referees,. Thu.,
Joh-M.-ton. .1•w Uelllllall: unditor'. 1(.
\I. .10114.., 1.. T. Delacey : lnntorlry
member-, Jame.. E. Welk. .1. F. Boss:
executive. R.dwrt lloyd. Will 'Thonlp•
.coo. .John 'ten ltie. 11. E. Bright an 1
err. 11. 11. It.'... Thu• •e:leoa Jts.t e10+4.11
ba. beet. a tif,.t socees.fnl "t1i•,
PALE ANAEMIC GIRLS
4
UCK
EY'S
BRONCHITIS
OM1=
MIXTURE
't all
'U E$ 3 Results
s
oil tsts� o� Gt>laranteed
gcJ �
`)hphtnin i Remedy
�q 9
IOrCQUN$, C0.0Se BRo %MITIS
1
. haapo r of .1o141' : 1...vest thou Me.
r..41 ll' .h.+ -p. 1 oi.- l rh Ale?
F..41 ll'' lambs. Th.•' rang.. 4
Christian liter 'tore l+ '-ath.lr and
sill ealbra.•ing 14'1 111. 1:.k•• :I .T.w-
s.. 11.111 11f 11111' •11ta111E11' 10- Htn'tr11rr
how we have tried to l,.•!p 'he Chin.
r.4. to 11 11,111••r 11..• great gnu --tote..
What think 'e of 4'hr;st?
We air- them rho story. .1 Christ
and the great 14 to•naditl,s ,f the
Western world w L;- inrnrlat.d ('I11'1-t
-f1r•i_exnmpl+, ..f F:'ixah•tl. Fry. and
111.• lobulette •tart gni+•lops f-
.
..:. tiers: .4 Shaft -burl:. and they miser
for the. part .11 ?)nr.•n.v Nightingale.
anti an army ..f 11.11.....• ourvw. i.
I quickly gathered; of l:r.irge Meller
of BO -tot :Had 111.•y 'start orig.'''.
ig•••:,.•f Helen Keller. and they- work
for the blind: •'f Mary, We....r. and
Hwybegin 1...111.-ntsstons. hitt 1 n►
. ie.sihl fail to tell of Martin Lather.
John \\'reHff.', John \Ve•.lcy. John
Milton: 101.ia 4'nlrin. 11114 ninny M-
other h.rn of the F'nith. rad their
..nth. nor nuln•4hlg through all tit•
capitals of t1111.:1.
Fellow .tudents, .tint !'a; la -ye '1I
/1 1444.1. all. oho' think y.• of Christ'?
.\re tri -eking for 11i110 11:1 V. Von
f•nnad Irina? I. the 4'hri t ran have
fonod worth giving to ('Linn? WIII
yon help to give• illm to 4'hf,n. Will.
vlring her. save the world from that
elnsh .4 rigor w•itrh is the nightmare
M nor stntesmt•n" Tut' tno.t 1rniw.r
tont qtu• 1l01 in the world for you
and fur China i.: "What think ye of
Christ ?"
Ill•w.t. fitly 1111111 n 111 Ile about hove
truthful Ian 1s,
Slightly Mixed 11.' Maul
- A well -know 1, firm it. New lark "'there 8441
t•ite addressed a 1.41.•1 t.. • rhri.tinll used 1" '11y t
& Devil0Worhd. Philadelphia. 1':1.:' 1.94 I". bill 1hey
and the smoselons 1't,ltel states "Wl:y wt',,,
post1fln.•' 11.'l1v.ivr1 11 at our "thee in Iteetns,-1 have .-uur•.dow'11 to my
Bo. -ton. It was -meant tar 11•. t.'•. I:Ist r•.t,lwr.''
Christian Endelror ll'orld. 1 ' But you''. .4444. 1 a .upper:"
something
ober people
111
.'rety .11In"ila?t•enowtf•an
u."
:1 ',IOW11:141
ranI't
Ptnd ,New Health Through the ANatfotul Asset
Use of Dr. Williams' .\s the greatest transportation .om-•
pan' in the worl.I4the Canadian I'neif-
Pink Pita l' ilailwaly hits nlailltairm.l a tuition-
' al nervier in the Trams-('wntda Llni-
There 11111-r be no gn.'s,.wnrk la the
Red n -hi li Is s.. and 10 tour and nn
tr. atalent of pale anaemic girls and the tMMhwl"n of the summer 'Wiled -
111r, of this ern,•k train has transfer
reel the equipment to the %a111ea1yer
Express which leaves Toronto every
night at 10.00 p.m. on ire trip neross
the continent. yin Winnipeg, Calgary. •
Banff. Lake Louise, the spiral tan I
children. If your •daughter is Inn-
cnld, 1111+ 11 1tale.. callow .omt►wlrxlon.
is short of breath after slight exer-
tion nr "n going upstairs. if she has
pn•lpitnttnrl of the•h.urt. n tenor appe-
tite. "r h !endow,- to fault. she ha.
auntemin-- 111,' medical name for per- I Iwo, Sltnntus and porta of the (an-
erty of the blood. Any delay in adlaln Pnelfie itnekIes famous
treatment may lenge her weak nn.L tbrottghout the world, on its way to
.I('kIV for the rest of her life. 1►elny 1 1'an...ew 'r, where the trayellTs are
may .ern result in •',nswmpflou. that I 11944nIiwius In their 'rake .4 the s.•r-
ni"st bowies. of disuses. When the 1 .ler of the VWnetur.r ilotel. The
blood 1. poor and watery g!c•• lir.
Williams' 1'Ink Pills, enuple,I nit'.
twwtrlshhlg fo"(1 and gentle nal-of-d•s.r
exercise. The new life-giving blood
which follows n fair Ince of 1)r. \\'il-
GASOLINE ENGINES
We have :t number of -•-1 1,, 11!4,_ 1 .l ••( at 0111111. in-
' eluding I 1-2 11.1. , . 1a.ti., ::1.1 h. . 1 1 .' 14.1'..: 111 1...411.1 a 1..1..
Conte and sc. 14 w1 ..e 1. ill �' !.ri' . emu tear 1„ .1111.
ROBERT WILSON
Hamilton Ser..t Massey Harn, Agent Phone 165. GODERI
r.
•
Seasonable Goods
We Have a Good Stock of Fresh I ruits and
Vegetables in season: r
Apples. Pears, Grapes, Cauliflower:
Cabbage. Celery and Tomatoes
Try our XXX Vinegar and. .mal jlvhite
-Pickling Onions for pickling.
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 (gosh Dshversd b AI rafts of the Town
a
4'nlwdinn Pacific also operates n
steamship .erdve to Victoria, the
Nies•a for winter touristic
Not• only does the ,Vaatouv,r 'Ex-
prss - carry tourist and mondani
Bart fink Pill. 'timulnt.'s the , sleepers, ers, twit It also earner a c'ou-
nerves, increases the_ 1111111411.' aro) ' Iulrtm.•nt-.J,s6n'ntion car complete In
brings the glow of health to
nate 4 fr m Itwh.lslnkrile a �o Vanr couver.
It' added
cheeks. •lira, R. E, Armour. Har••- 1 Add .d el this to
Van .0 .'r.•1• i. u
Ls•k, (nut.. .Iles:--"lty' little girl gat I feature senhcr from Toronto to
Into n eery (weer state of health. She featttrenl . r the l.,.m `bore. ',Inc.
um, wink. torp mtwh run down and NIow•hlrh has been entirely reballnst••rl
as the doctor did not seen, to do her
lF IT IS
Pipeless Furnace, Cook Stove or Heater
you want, we can supply you.
Look 'your old roof oyer and get our prices on
Galvanized Shingles.Corrugated Iron or Asphalt
Rock Surface Shingles.
fuliline of Shelf and Heavy Hardware.
In Farm Implements
we can supply your needs, McCormick and Deering
Riding Plows, Manure Spreaders. Corn Binders, etc.
HILL'S HARDWARE /
AUBURN
PHONES: Dungannon. 5 ring 3. [Myth, 32 ring 12.
any good, 1 thought 1 w:ou141 try Dr.
Williams' fink Pills. After diking 1
six hexes of the pills she got nice and 1
1rosy end strong again. 1 would re-
Icommend ilr. Williams' fink l'Illt to '
anyone wink and {mndown.''
Ton can get theag pills through any
dealer In nedfelnr or by ninll pest -
mild n1 50 cents a boy from The Dr, 1
Williams' M.riiein. 4'o., Itrn'krilte, I
t Int. 1
I
ZURICH
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Death ,bliniel another of 'l,• old
pioneers of Ila' towro.hlp, ill the is.1
ran of Enuwt tales. ort Nor••mh •r 7111.
lfr. (ilii I%OR burn in t:.rm'nro .•Igh
ti-fonr year. ago and rnme 1.1 11ny
township when a yo1101 nut•I. clearing
a home In the hu.h About fifteen
years .ego he and his wife ,...y••'1 to
the Village, and three years ago Mrs.
•
with crushed ra'k and mild with 1110-
1.4111.1 rails, insuring n 111115tmnm of
comfort far travellers. at night as
.4411 as on alw•nee of .Inst ll day."
tlnr1�tc Trains leave Toronto l'nlon
Station at 900 a.m. dully, 10.00 p.m.
daily eteep t Saturday. and 11.00
p.m. daily. Arriving at Windsor
Station, thi• traveller 141s the bene-
fit of Immediate faci14111s In the
wnmen'a rest room and barber shop,
whleh cnnnnt iw' dupdk'at.d In any
other station in Montreal. An added
eonventenee Ie offered those who wish
to travel to .16.ntrml fres Nlnrth
Toronto. in the 11.4.1 p.m. train, dally
exw'pt Rntnr.1ayr.. from Ynnge strmt
station.
Canadian Pacific agents will gladly
make you reservations and supply
you with any Information von re-
.tnlre. They are folly qualified to
offer n "$mon, to none' *Prviee to
the ptrhlle.
IIIIIIIIIIttIHlII "'
In power economn and
debendabilitty
the McLaughlin Buick
valve -ill -head engine
stands in a class by
iise/.' MSLaughlin Buick'$
popularity year titer year
proves it .2,,,
LOCAL DEALER
W. M. BELL
EAST STREET GARAGE GODERICH, ONTARIO
W.LAUGHLIN -BUICK
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