The Signal, 1929-1-10, Page 7County and District
John Lippert, 1111 old resitletlt of trade for a tionbo• of years. Ile 1s
*Atwood. died december 30th Da his survived
pills fwife, one datigIiand two
•tghtleth year.
arra. Ilarry• Walker, widow of the grandchildren. dark (Suet of the C*1u
rte James Walker, died on Friday ixlat (louse and *I's. T. Mollie of Cargill.
It the house of her daughter, Mrs:Fred ,Newly -Weds In Auto :treldrttt
herr, Centralia. As Mr. and Mrs. Bertram North (the
(:co. ,Itluwj,",u, a former t'w(ldeut of latter formerly MI•x Flora lligghlt+t
r
Isar will to
m from Hrn
u 1►AS 1
' 'out their way r
Toronto u rte
• at y I�1'NrN II
Renault, u died-
.'lith and the remains erre brought, to rIM•Ir new home at Vu011xto•k last
ih•w,ull for Interment. week, their car wax cut off by a large
Alexander Elliott. formerly fe,u ear IwssIng theta and was thrown In -
t.,11011 tuwu'.hip, w•hu 1144'• ilyel lII* lass t.. the dit.•ls ?11,1 .44.11) xmnsl0•d, Mr.
Nlnv tor four years N•1lh hl+ duugll• Xorttt waits thrown through .the wind
ter. )lest. Chester Sit of Zurich, 11ie111 ted re•mice.l 4Y%ere head Ile
,lied tu►''' ml'er :teak at 1144. 44144. of oaec. jurb', uud Mrs: North wt. pnlufully
,ally-two y'earr • iruiw•d. The a4•4•141rtit hi:open...I 'war
MIs, Esther )Iclhlugall. eldest Mita•IM•11. I':Ixxlug ,n.tnrlete gave x44
.lauglilcr of James 11,1Uollgit41. 'rum- Astons*. and after Having their In -
berry town,•hip. died on Friday last, at Juries 'Mended pi by a do•t'r In Mh-
o*. ,.•tar he home of the
Iia• early ,:g4. of Iwwuy-f11 , che;l Ihey re•hi►nwl to t
She was (selling school until taken young lady's parents in IUsssrtL 'rhe
driver of the utlwr careackuowledgel
that be wets In t14' wrong
Mrs. ?'has. Ja.kstsn - is 14111 up as the
result of injuries rw,•i.avi trout a fall
011 the sidewalk.
etas. itvrr, of 'Eau ancon. A1114•118, a
ill sorra months ago.
Mrs Murray, Widow of the LII
Michael Murray, died at the home of
her son. J•, me$ )lama), Horton road.
Toteker.lulth. on .Inllahry 1st. after a
week's ilhiesr. She was , seeeutysow
yr:tra of 44144'. Eaght s41114 and two
daughters survive.
The marriage of Mary •Margitertte,
daughter of Mr. 111111 Mr+ John EYxher fonuer resident of Itlytl,, is ci+lUnK
of Ilan+•111, to '190,max 1•., lid 4 1'1x1- his I,roth.•r, John Iharr..of Mallett. and
mer. also of Mrus4411, resale piece T►J Id"'
si-r. rs. Mrs. 1h•uheltn And )I r'.
...tither 31st of Innrdon, Iles. J. E.. J. I r'olliuse.u, of lawn.
Mfllyxr,p ut(a•fatlug. The happy "ample Mrs, I ltec.l Weir hu+ rttttirllel from
will make their home ret Nrusnll' Toronto, where she WAS 111an
xttellll(•t•
Robert itklrk dire, at hiK house at on her deu4hter, who was quite 111,
Wroxeter on New Year's Day. 111 the 1 Joint Mla4onie lust.4llntlon was
age of seventy-six years. He 4•011 a on De•
ducted the 1Vroaeter flour mill tool. ( tical
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T. G. 1 I
1 -Rtes• daughters,
see
THE SIGNAL,
Flashing Eyes
Laughing Eyes
Downcast Eyes
Eyes tell
Your Character
The prettiest o1 dimples -or Iup
or a sigh,
Neer can compete with the
charm o1 the eyes
Brown eyes for strength-Blueeyes for
for generosity -Gray Y
jealousy -Sparkling eyes indi-
cate beauty, yes, and good
health, tool Do your eyes
sparkle? Are the whites clear
or are they tinged with yellow
-indicating an out-of•sorn
condition -due to constipa-
tion? If so, you need
•aM�t amu= a NG' wren
Try • regular daily
roar.. i« . hon
period. Your y., A V.gruf.l.
o soon tell the Pro/ma
.gory 1 improved
health.
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GODERICH, ONT.
Sunday
Afternoon
IhAHEa•
ti 11111:f()N,
Dodsrich. 1 u,I.
There %ere ninety n'. .
lay
of I' "
711 the shelter
But 0114. W. IS out 011 •'
Far off from the
Away on the mount:. i
.tYray from the tend,
Lord. Thou hetet he:.
nine;
Are they .nut e000 ,
But the I fh oherd 1
Mine
Iles wlnnb-re1 44".:. from \1P;
i''.:.'. Is• rough an,!
And, ulthon ell the 1•
steep,
} go to tie desert h' lil,•I My sheep.
--1:. 1 •. Cipphnne,
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'J!MAYER
We thank Thee. F:Ither, tli ::
Thou hast. In' Th) - • . our Sias -lour
revealed unto un TI . _,..:It hate. Then
hast a place in Th: cdom.'f 14414.,
for all Who will ac... l'hy will. 1J• :I
us all to tune• to T'' with • eifesseh.i
Ion our lime and des .. in our jeans to
ILove and serve 'nu, .*amen.
are That sat. 1,
1..1.!:
its aw'44'.
of gold.
.- Wild and bore
'hrpherd'x (vlr•
fay ninety an'
for Thee?
•.c Meese: Thi
S. S. LESSON FOIL •1 \X. 10th. 1919
Carmen Topic -Christ low Sasiour.
Lein on 1•as,sage-I,ultr
How I Was Freed 1
of Hemorrhoids
after 25 years of Jul eriug
"'r had protruding piles or
hemorrhoids for' over twenty-five
years," writes Dr. H. �. Hussell,
Graduate Veterinary Surgeon, of
Upper •Chaslo, r.li: "J bought
mad,cipes from all parts of the
world and went under the knife
and
Plaine
teles -:It Portland,
Sherbrooke, Que. I had spent
hundreds of dollars and wiis about
to go to the hospital at Calhpbell-
ton, N.B., for another operation,
but was to such a weakened con-
dition that the doctor advised ma
to wait a few days.
"My wife happened to pick up
Dr. Chase's Almanac and read
about someone being freed of piles
by using Dr. Chase's Ointment. I
w much better next
got a box, was
day that I ordered three more
bores. In one week I was able to
resume my practice. It is now
four years since 1 have felt any
effect of the piles, so I feel justi-
fied in believing the relief per-
manent."
Dr. Chase's Ointment •is the
standard, time -proven treatment
for piles or hemorrhoids. Dr.
Hussell's experience is similar to
that of many thousands of people
who have been positively freed of
piles by this soothing, healing,
antiseptic ointment. All dealers
or The Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine
Co., Limited, Toronto, Canada.
Thursday. January 10th. 101'9
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McEwen's--,....,a..., Prices ==
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held to the HI- th lodge r"•'lu R d gbm,r Ckouts• lr..
eenll4•r '27th. when the "tri,x•r+ of Hid-
four
Adv. riot welds • 1, (,olden Text -Matt, 1:'=t• rile Word, Nle 51.14.1 .4114 ciao Ills
of )'silex ago. when he sold it t" lett 11101 Blyth 1..elge were fu* •i iu cert(r 1 of [Iri-M:' hnpier "1::
rear, well•Isgoce,l Kau.-l'undrnsrd trnm [h4•
lemrht!l, lta•xlihs his cask•, he
by It. W. lIro. '%V.•+Ir) Beacom. D. U.I.---------- of of 44 w'14e"perwd w,0eulrnt toward, t:�pr„iturs Bible.
pa ?vas three. anis x11. t - 1:. )d. of North Huron. •I brhlP of Alhert F.dWard L,ti'n1aR :.4..,r onto Ilio all -
Mrs. s, -„It. widow• of the late wit, performed Jesus. "Then 4rrwso.u•rx for t0 hear WORLD MISSIONS
The deuty .Ktljrnvl in Hat t0wnshtp , Toronto. The teremuns caw 1x t publicans and
,,,u Sunday. Illi d4•r 34stii. of
s. and Gould
and vi [n watt. diel In the \\'ii her hew- by Rev. W. E. Smith. After a meets Im,1eld of nets for them . Two by Two
..d .....t .., T1o.•stsc flight Ix her shty a the bride's mother Hlm•
thy
oddly Ile welcomed t!s•m. (even acceptat -
, Ile 1 development of ecnngelklit *Moll
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the late Melvin I:001+1, 111 her eight- second year. Fie had Ise.11 1' I'le'x I the happy couple left on a trip n,
err. The tk••,•,,'l attended the h.•altb for +..,real ywurs. She war I New York. They will reside at Tor-
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Exeter ntt,'t• .1.44.44.1 for two years and hone u, E:nst \\ntvino•h. bat for $otnr. tutu.
!tl 1 t h home In Ilirth tuts f \\'i gh uu Ist+I'tt
:oderith Tun moldy UMW* ant t au
four brothers stool rho si=tear*. 1 Jerome. lhre.•taa•,l• dPsplte)eth with u .
dentswitheringtea►r't that 4411.x1 forth Ile ask,: "limy den'shigher
_f t,-r�rrrr earn- RTx
ing of their hu -i i:al,ty. ' fof
Pharisaic Mind thi• was a fl1(1th11 . take.one laship.•ixk to th iearlyeil}1 met,
breach of the pro;'ri.-1 '-". and f who
l• Messenger. by Mr. W. it. Change
vies n tulPuted She was - tins' het. midi, 4.r ' 1 r Alt old resident o n !
c,?:rehar; also away on January ]sue in the pw•rxnn of,gacr 4.z}rresxlun to ::4.,r d su}q'renrl
,Isot a work mol UMW* Influenza.
•!'uugh.•r teaches
Mss I atieulr I
Joie Kaakr widow of the Intel -This man recelveth -.liners. and rat- returned Inst .year to Chimt from or
0y Reid- !:, ort who trn'•hr+ nt tat 1 ]them.- ]t' .. ,+ this ...mama.. net., University.
t e lues
'lewu old re -bit -tit.; o .o4.
Ire. J. S.
shop linseed away "1l . 1 FO -
rural Pctu114411 eel?" and pro'
actio twA" within
fls.t weeks
ti h r', of r •xm the -1mrohiee of . Il(!LL 1N IB..
est sheep, the Lu.t Coin. and the' ....ell: to answer 11i4-+Illi•+tii,n hf fwtnst
seethe t0 althln • few a•PNks ut her � from the liTrot Jesus , „• When the repring
New leers Day. tiL♦ , the 1.1 suggestive artei fu. ID. .�carly 44.1
' death. She 1s survived by three sons. . , , ••ale aurou6
litchi (:eerie, of 114• Nith ao13.es+tun, l tl. 4). JPrnm1•, of Detroit •J. S.. of.1 [wast Men term of hi. University opened, the
his I,i.•;tu,•l inrhtde qu'-.r, gaud)
dlevl In hi+ 1144IPth )Par. And JOswt" )Ila+ smith I:rmnn•II ,lied a[ her
whole thwdngb•ul eollegq sUtR and hued a -h such a: the Cltaes.rduu.
home lit E:gurOndcllle on I►IKrmleer tortilla. and Jirmea, at home. The tun - I The first parab:e the nor In urdnc •
l'orme!1.• ret the 11th c n cession, 1n his!
, 14.sw,n. }s( iva''t rLtch t: chap. d ales It sNalluw wilt
olnety-tlr.) year. I'..;71 h, after a long illness. She had real .. a ,lies fo rite home. w earns-, weal: "H'ltaLman u�Juu_�weby,ts. went oft to thy cngntr). Thrc'
1k'stY tory. _ 1 hacinK a han?1re,1 story,: and furcUu' .1X110,1 mete groups. and toren, two by 1 .road bands of brown, yrhl.•, u�i d?
Followw 1, 411'atwl in I i l I4, an tnvetl4 for sum(• yeses, the n - I lust one of ttRtn, d,r,h not leets• tLe two, went •
preaching Into the surround- ,.ilow, or the Squirrel -fish, Wht'11 ha:+'.
011 Snolday. i.1141, ser :ll►, lust urn,slql( of x Isrrnlyti1' stroke. She was ninety and nine to the wlldenlrs and
y,:1 1 I Carrow red :trip.•.
Drys after ?644 den N, of her hllslwnd.11sirn w•reutg yeah age in TlMleer- CLI\7011 lac country! The attended tr [heir. stripes running trout tip
- - i go after that wbk•h Is bet. until h• -own need« each ttlr(le(I a bag of bed- tu_tuii
CarteElicir
E'e•iy, widow of Itlehnrd'.calci, i,.miuK tbnhlur01inditwrk. . let Crich. Mad 1t Y' It IR one ..t those questionsding.. and, at romp, drew water. to roan)' lu'tanl0s the submlVrfne'
t'nnter l Mullett. erswd *way rot the' )ran ago. - The death 1.f Sarah Frances whirl only needs In Ire asked to 1 washed dishes. and othenri=.• kept„dor:: Lear' :, t.., re .lul.lauc.- to ter
home of her dn11111 4r, Mrs. lj11vsl Sisals- ,Its survive. :<ti tat ter••
_ :11i.illso11. Mini+tear uf. daughter of the lite Jansenuluese[ u short 1811KKe1'Pd, Jesus tees to set Itis de- honsP. Each bred 441.4• a bundle of +. One spa ri,'x 100kS ••x-
-• carred 1leensher 1 tie''" -tow ltilIl mal[ s tour 'nrrnuged, Each i uih.ra res+ urlLn tuwta lop barn*.
11nrr►. of the 13th eol,ls•+srun of Mua' r Ilou. win. : IIhM•!••r. 1►a•enw•,l w'ns tarn In Tuck- I traitors tII His la t91r{tA{a❑ Iltany toe, aO1Jy like a snarled elm ut went•
Wt. De. eased was In her righty -oral nienAo.t of
in Columbia.
Toa. 1 the sonthink Hls thong It , and f Nor war any fir. Rhe was age l I:ranton, af''n(•rir of Itritf+h menti. of I- mindclile, arson., but had lived is Clinton for llhin, os they look opt fe the wind mast awl hie own atd1.8(44 At,)1r.I P1011,1 ' the most weud••Itut p
,g,. is r marriage Ther butob year u{ Joseph ig bo I man years- :;he is survived by two In brothers. 1.1.10 and Gifford, of Clinton, I from Hie standpoint: bat shite they
Dining write.,: -It might he a Chris- tun• of the exhiblti0 (and it has the
neo she nettled with her huab•nd land *11.4. his M,yIle went Ito Gm n 1 Of ',cannot follow him w these redemptive clan hum(•, or the 10lrket•pinte: or hinhe•1 pest.- .g16.uux;).1 "The F:u
Millet! township. T\su $uns and two of Turkerstniftl. i
authe age of twenty, savour forty years' and three. sisters: Mrs. MJ. Eland' of'tann ts. He comes tetra to the lower flan,talking to n few ohm ladies market-place.
in chanted Castb 41 was painted at
daughters anrctce. et R Tru keu+mith : I lapel of their vtslol'. ' Supp►se you the street 113 the warmth of the spring u depth o, lu feet off the i:rout Conor
Nallear►{er* Ilssssrvd •
1,,ngl;nlsrt Devereaux. n Pioneer owl•iStnufonL uud )lr MelhenalJ, of the hate u hundred aLerp, and oat o[ sunshine" And Immediately to t+ ,,t Scotl:uul. In • thea tun•trtund cull
A unique spent took piney 'luring r State of '*Va uiu14lour. She ens six-: ttln separated from the rest, there came a pirtnn• of the two old "trees" of kelp with fish swintming
them, g4. /;
• gird of Pnmoni i at his home ltlgi of oy fly.• yearn of nee.
g,.rx astray, what du yon do? ala- ladles sitting In the ennshine. long ago In the '-a fairy
frame what anter
/'hri•tntxs week In Ilowlrk township. Hent ofTlMkorsmlth. died Jasnntythought 411 you 1 rsfep at itrdf0rd speaking of sorely b.• a tarry curie nr.•u 111 the
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Grey and Bruce Coach Lines Motor Coach Service
GODERICH STRATFORD
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N'•• tuck«'loae ••nlne'91on with Luss,.s 1••s. n.g xtrssf• .rA cur ',melon ami Toronto
Bus loves Stratford at 10 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. on Saturday
only. We stop at all hotels and farm gates. Coach laves 7o.and
rich
from hotels. Coach I Stratford from bus depot, phone
post office. Through coach both ways
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w IM n Ir,chu!ders on retail mute o. ss a mixstug It cam ypllr u on n , nn -
r'IiRord, with their families gruierest i Se:f.fonl.th.al',lt'»;�"aR="���� 'Han girl. died 0f pnenmonla end'. (Pace it to its fall, the.ertaill slanglu" the c1eo'lnr=s 0f the Lard. Haat of the distance. MR -
aft n surprise party at the honer of mi ane years. S,.,ti1. and eon.. with i Idettrisy in the Walken,ille hospital' ter LIN!. awaits fat U from the, ,cll'1 monitored listener nearly, who, Ir. ln1!
moil -carrier. .Icahn l'irrtertield, uotAP ut Nen aeon Tract at an IM.,mly:• _�'P. ricer an (au.•++ of so .Pard them, hrrne,p to the cars n, afy -_ AiQ Illewn("n
Is rests} r Ao -)'4.0 ••••Plc to mniroitiP
. hr 'il^run's
inc,lhe middle ? art of t e stn to -
iR+a'ac �Lasagty-
Ib1 it yrs handsome• Ilia t ire s in th H r w ,rot She IuuM ileed w T,mnh
and p,rew'ntrd him w•Itl a tour loss. workln;: fr ant by the rule that ,?retchs.. boot. T, 1 },Ixhlnn.ihl" houses in London (for-
Colma.
...,1 ti. lamp and his as -Mt rl•: as The there bri.till x. ]ohm1 ole 111.1 ten or twelve rears told .Side n. you A1 1111f is one '1 rut 1'r ,ger•, ..
ant Hags toot. 1 1 r •ig
It•e►s•rI I►•. resat, h.l1w - r of proportion on .m. c �. %t r.
,. on N!•1 h the eon,• , 11ken 111,• to spew!
''axle,tj.•bl, with 11 fh„•
nrint•n) ,1: .\u nd4 0' es press 1,
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upp,rw•11t1„ti 11 Sir. I'•1411rtl4•; e e s r- t••wn of S I t .,n: .t. ,•n I. Mr- t rroluRiutrur. of .l .spec. of 11,44 Inst d r!4. meet .,,, e t lt, 111.(41V.1.•.0Ir> a
ah•n1L sit/,a; parr+ n: ,gases' ' ma "'ii. t d t' seer ,114. t, ^,r hroth.rs • Edgxa• ill mans lessons to. Ica• Ie a rete t I, si.?rs
two, of them hear Hyde Park corner.
rim• f• r e II. , ol•I year back •u''•u ti.• !: n:", and alar.
t, .1. After sok rasp og• r 1.: , nomestpad, ', ease ,Inm•_hn rs. of Wall er•.: e. It•ty. of C ,gar... mot .011 m.• less nS to. e6n'Ii that There together there let apace enough In
per -ret ,roun,ll, of uo;ue+.•:nl. goal t 1 Carl. .•f M•tag+ )'. Tl r remnlol+ aPrr arid tnrnlug )'out thouchl1 crura them
sed tf.•ir flu 11k+. a t is a trenlendonr }Nell of labor in Ih.•, them, hut they co a long way bark.
to,. you lcnnhp lege them in their
brvoy1tt to /'(Inturi and warn 1n Ll Is•- s 4•nm;trr. and - n cera dent of Joy Ir
ment•tetn pasture, ao yen ,ought the r as do most big houses of their per-
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thins. of her father and mother In haat oM. Calling It by its mane, you rnrnl work witl,•l, "orae of os never mod. It was not at all unusual to find
Clinton ,t•trMlPry.
would climb the terraced hill+. 44"41 stemerted . . . it line Ricer' us n Company of tw.Iv44 or fly ran In the
Prof. .S. W. and Mrs. Anderton. late new stimulus t.. oar nradrmlr w'ork." ernants' hall of such "manalntls," as
teak! the' er'hoec 0f the snrnotndl„g
mountains. And when at last f The Mis+ionstry Monthly. estate agents still Ball thew.
found It you would not chile• or punish -
tt; Tort would not even force it to re CTIUIO Uva R fllE SEA Turns lltrfatlan.
trice Its *lets: ,,g *'o the weary ills- ------ The Queen of Swaziland. the native
f:ederieh toccnshlp, died i►wrnds r 30th
weakness.
hot. o would
domlwst•lu on its 5.I.tl In ruder to protectorate in South Africa, has 1
weakness. yon )*ar ,. It upon pair .artier tions miry'. turned Christian. The king Is friend- 1
t the reship. hospital, a after a hetet shoulders and bear It rep -string hoax'. 1'aiut hif; ,nee) 1r4•nyry ut
Illne«. RP cans in its ar•renty-sloth Tfien, forcrt(41) of coUr Own Kearine+a. 1lrrtunu of 7i 7►.
eighty
to thea es, Itnari.-:. but as he has
Year. Deceased ass ,horn in nnrllnl eighty carves, Is n. 1 y for him
fatlRnP a?I Anxlsly awa11111 g rep into
ran township. but nem most of his the new-found 1oy. You w0nld get rmn.1 ArtL rs al•• y[teu iuruaTI of work- ih M arms a Christian. :t �.razlland
life In Coderlel i Tl 1 1 Ing with their heads to the clouds, u••ro is always the king'!
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f'la`b! to ninety -111114"'•' No: .aril • snlry"r+i fir, •,•nritig .Soak." • or. '' rn-c N, r'• ronslrueti•,I aloe;; •:• neroun
• t +,,,,,,,, we, arm. a'th h • 1 r ,t, .,..n1'l hi. family. I d 1 113f r111ihIP. ' 1'' n 'wnu:,p get 111 1„ :,r1_. AI of u. ..'44x7 •n,l nn' ret+ lin"*. This b xtrikinRl>' Illustrated
.••,rorrh r. 1 town. i1 sl+ter t n s lug I •i;nt there' err lir saL•
bo:u�d annouucfu:: 'sf
eptes recitations. of... a1r.
iglp,r •In•tr. -111+:4•. r,
earned out aunt the ladle+ ...west
WINGH,tM
Inn• h. Albert f:regory, who fell from a
The Late T. F. fain timidity.' De- 1ladder nice trimming o tm• for the of 'sof.London. have removed to Clinton.
Tota xudd.'li death on.11'. M. Aiken has purchased the Tor -
...ember 30th. of Thomas F. /gain re- Dell Telophone 1'0 . : s i te;rl .rued New ranee form on the Huron road at the
nn 4.44 one of the ,114•+4 re+14,sy f of , we•1., d'.•'1 ret tJIP 1ro=I rowan i otindnry.
Lnckn'•w'. )1 r. Calm woo
PI li�l fairly W 1144 1111 otir lett'. tend rwrairs`umm�rrle'I afilr it Eilw-ard ilf)'. nu 014 resistant of
cars of age •mad had heel,
14x,0.1 health thof late e ratting -room naof eche tt..-x11:Porved hy ln•. 111441111
1. Sxsk..lnnin d
Catml of red. two *iters. ,Mrs. W. A. Campbell of
f'slu.decese oleo' he sudd• ole exP.
The ,4)r'.t"d spent hl. younger W Aa)a Winnipeg and Mrs. R. Button of
at Ilel1rod. going 10 Lncktiow its x Cnh[e.rptty 1►.x.misr wedding was that
yrmntf 10.11. For many years hr con- A {
duete11 the hotel which bears his name. Which took plater In the Wfigham 'Dip -
ch when
but door. time ago le, who sed it
11 roe. daughter tist ref Men. Wils'nrn and thenla t•
grandson, Jack ('ala. rain John Willson of Winuhnm. became the
?Intra It. Ile was also In the R
To Check
Flu-Gri
Fight the Germs with Vapors
Before They Can Get a Start
through the skin like an old-
fashioned poultice, "drawing
pain, and
Jane.. .meet was struck by an R is God mikes ..r
out" tightness and I nnt,i on New Vent's night and had , Nor i the ere:lt
helping the vapors to break up several riles fra.tarred. Although the search Qlsrontinde,l until It has Proved
the congestion. t0 he In vein.
Treat All ColdsPromptly
But Be Careful Not to
Disturb the Digestion
With Too Much Dosing
While P'lu is so prevalent every-
one should take precautions to
prevent its further spread. Flu
is generally accompanied by a
headache, burning eyeballs, and
aching joints. But it begins so
many times with just
nary cold.
Too often, the colds
tjl they have
the vitality and permitte
lurking germs, of at influenza,a fuothald• r
pneumonia to g
The only safe plan is to at-
tack a cold at the very start. A
hot bath, a laxative, and a
vigorous application of Vicks
VapoRub on the throat and
chest at bedtime, will usually
break up a cold overnight.
External Treatment Best
For hours after Vicks is ap-
plied its ingredients,timetested
remedies, such as
scamphor,
menthol, eucalyptus,
me
and turpentine, afe vaporized
by the warmth of the body,
ec.�.. •- d the
1 tow-nsh p. Inv sopa to ---- ret em. a In (rthe goal
.tarp *artier' new to them. and os ill would re- but one who has worked' for months mother.
joie together.„ with not only iia head, but his railer
EXETER body. immersed In water. In 'Lahr
Such is the Monte, warm In color Pritchard, whose paintings 0t fife
T. branch
Woods, manager of the real. end inhth0•t with lifnte, air*rex sketches and scenery at the bottom of the tea
S.In n few well-chosen words,. ire deli- have attrxrb d adnilrin, crowds In
ter .rens. of the Rank of Montreal. ,,,stele •enneeftls nil reference' to Mim- Loudon and- Pasts. says an Old Coup -
try paper.
ntrldr•nt a•htle on the way 40 141ndml ts•nelcr hope .rtmplet! wax Its Justlfl Pritchard has always been ftseln-
on Xew 1' enr'e 11ny. The rnr throng,'
,.Minn of }IIs own ,endue? In minglluc aced by the sot. He learned to dive
rued Mo. "1 'Nis was thrown th' -' with the erring and the Inst: while to 441 an .'arty ago, because he liked t0
the door. ifs was taken to Victor, 4 its the parable I+ 1,1.1 1i yell of wor.l, ase that other world a tinny lives
th tho
hr.wpitnl, there he remained for a fee through which we dl+cern the form and wondrous beauty
deers.
and centore* of the "Germ! Nhepdn•n1.' water.
hr• xhlrp. In the say of Porte hello, he 11 A
a heavy sack of sand to his waist.
This carried him into deep water,
where he remained for a full minis.'
before his breath was cxh rested.
When he rmf1ly-et4'( 4 "• rime •1
to the surface.
In later years he relnemb••rt•d the
gorgeous coloring of those +'.th-
marine-*capes, and after a 4oya4" to
Tahiti h.' decided to reveal t0 11,
world something of the h,:,''1) we
neper , se••.
Fie hired a barge and a di.,
•
• t0 l0ye-- entpieiete e. Memory, 'Henson.
made hon and
t deriP [rel to great
L' ,I:I'� ar 0' t
to a depth of riser) t,•4.. II found
toa eunv.•ntent •14.41+;, of 404441 -
to eland his •easel, and tie
signal to the tarn on the dicil '.'.0 <•
to low'•r his canvas, pal' tl,•. sold
hi -Indies. ies. Th.• caavas had pr"yfouril>
Doctor
been tutted with iin,e, d t0 who,
tby thil-k .ail i.:.intx Alit lett.
For months he made daily dices in
the lagoons of Tahiti :and off-th1 1Ve't
ent•trxtc 1 • 1 . • Conn of Rcotf Ta and (•alifo-oto.-:Hue
.'incrr'' I-' 44414,411, of tides and Current., in N,0
work it d' a e• tx ma 41.• It
nnhc )tt: , : I passes of the coral 1' I what was
thrhpn'.^ r. i So/WIMP for him to set n{
MNiryrencu,or!. ram Icl, yt11111'' 14 the
seta aualilee, virtually A 4
Nes for n wok hl Dreier fo corniest
giant caves beneath the .4.,l.
Pr. Jos. Aug.Aue. 911144 of 8t. ir.-
P "fin" Pp!demlr, d"re. clue., writes: -. The Idly {r11fhUnu. exhibited r4•.
t have requite, uud et-MO..1's !(•oily Ina Bond )t 5r'' xhi.1 road -
Liniment ■red alae, pmsrrll'r It for
o11„ env) the flst4s! Wondrous rolll-
fuel. Ainthi Li patients •,oleo• with lir moat
bineNnn. of Calors ulakr each ane :
'Irene'er]; : "This 4hLken, ma'am?" gratifying rc11 ,', end t conaidca ) 'fhruu4h the
('6.fomer; "Nn." - the best ell mond WnlLinime Wattkins a fairy lisle. n•iIr
C. A. Kine. 11.ro else rliment". g -ref water the Colors rel l
f'1' tl : "Tile NOP?" 't hs'e In the tellowina words: - softly dlRUsed, and there is about
Clerk :TIPr ; "N 00 m heves owl eMs neve*d's Liniment
Clerk : 'This nnP?" myself ss well 4.e s D.-mit/111.d a in everythingff su , and [I light. Stec
my premia when • nniment was Chasms of coral 10010 as lhrolll:h :,
/'luat.rttlreT : "N0."
required, and have newer tailed oiat. '
('lark: "Well. orf nor lana when I'm to tet u,4. deal. -d ettset". One picture, "The Cave of Peace.
mtting warm."-1lnmorl.t (London). �' n D• (� reveals the twain) of moraine In She
Mee Old 1n4, ---"Cron 1 !Pr the Min- r[ `V deeps. It wan' painted at 10 a.m.
1+ter 0f ARrlrultnreT' I sixty fret 11.101344 the 1•xcoe•13 of
eesr�s O! Marta
Clerks "Nell. 1* 1s very tinily, l p■1Y r As Pritchard sat at his eas„1•
ere him about ,coo 11 yon sainted M' strange doh often swam Clhis t0 the
car him Old
La ! strangareat often
covering over his face,
Nice (114 telly--" [1h. r wonted t0 I LIN' 1� 1 ! trclrplare its neck ePover times to
e,
see him ng 40 o gPrnnlnm of mine tint I lemurs Into he straase creature that
isn't doing very well." I
Mrs. Thomas. Rrec.rd. of Flint,
)11x•6.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas 'Elliott of Exeter, died it
Flint. MIMI.. on New Year's Day. In
her thirty-third )-ear. The hotly ens
hro,lch? to Exeter for interment. Its -
sides het' parents, n sister and fire bro-
thers. tghr .ores her husband And •
family of five children.
who ;VIVO even 11
seeking Welt }le might *tn'P dolt wfifch
was 110. The prominent thought In
the lesson is the c•nrow of the b,+rr.
God 1s rt1eresente.f ,- locitrg that whl.11
IR of worth to 1114.. something ser-
viceable. and. ther, `ore vnhunh'e, bat
unable to re.c,wer itself. The lone.
eager search chows, though imperf f't•
I- the supreme .• or .ret
tnlurevl man Is in ht. righty -eighth • /;red *cghds ills mrs.en•
rent, he le reported to be getting along gars to win its ha4•k to ols.11en,r and
Avoid Upsetting Stomach {;hornh!,r.
This simple external treatment \ pretty wedding took pinta, at tall
cannot disturb your digestion
as too much "dosing" is so apt
to do. This is doubly important
when "flu" is around, for your
Stomach, as well as your res-
piratory organs, must be kept
an ordi- in g condition in order to
keep your body resistance at its
are neg- highest level.
lowered For this reason, too, mothers
far Vicks for children. It ca
and Inhaled assaages. At t e
in-
flamed air p
same time, the ointment acts
pre
be used freely and often, even
.f t mss of r•Pt 1'
n!tell ehnrch•pnrs,rnnge
December nth. when Rer. 1). Me-
Tnclsh united to m-irrtige MIA. Venial
Vinetta Box. 'rr•nnd dr,nghter of Mr..
t' Ito'.. of leftepben. fond Frank Tay
tor. of E:xetrr. Mr. fond Mrs. Tay l'''
will re+lte In Exeter.
Rev, .i•'nlee E'nnte. minhtrr or ('acre
prn+M t(�rlvn church, het. rrre,lved n
call from ret. Andrew's church. Carle-
ton Place. Ont.
•\t n Meeting of the 1lonrd of 1lenith
on SnhIriny fright It woe sledded to
elms the echoed. ehnrrlt*4, movIne
youngest child, with no • td,fure show nn'l other acid- nesse In -
on the young idles fear of upsetting a delicate tl
The
Knows
stomach.
To Help Ward Off the Flu
When influenza colds are preva-
lent, you can often prevent in-
fection by snuffing a little Vicks
well up the nostrils every night
and morning, or before exposure
to crowds.
0ts wat oysnce
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