The Signal, 1936-8-6, Page 6itV.,‘,1%.,
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S-iltarwday. August Sib. 1096
No Deception in
Our Prices
Tbs. 1peshas are good for the Wolk et Ansa
7th to 14h (iaebrobro)
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THE SIGNAL
A NOTABLE PAIIQLY
Batas d Them Ale mdad Gedrrieh
High Hertel Yens Age
Ittpbey, July 2S, 1166, -Mrs. Asa
Painter of Heron township received
word of the death of ber sister, Mrs.
W. J. Hall, at 'Lena Haven. Florida.
Deceased, who was turaerly Agnes
Henderson, was to her s•veaty-liftl
year. Sbe waa • [request visitor to
this district and at ose time taught
scbool 1s tloderiek Her bullhead, Dr.
W. J. Hall. a MOS litotes. pre
4444"••! 444,112...1118-11811111a- He was
a missionary 11 the Ilertbwest sad al.
so held pastorates hi Iktbsta sad lat.
terly In Lynn Haven. tenesseed of
a lbw votes and mock aeslcat taleat.
Mrs. Hall was a gr••t a1d is the par
Loral work. She to survived by tour
children and ten grandchildren.
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STATIONERY
Alamo Pad ad Fig.
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LYMIOIDB
Vie
WA7'E8trAN'S
IDEAL INK
Al seises, lbs
SET DRUGS AT THE DR1FOITORE -
Lender's Campbell's Dunlop's Wigle s
Drugstore Drugstore Drosses,. Drugstore
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK. Aug. 4. -The rega-
lar'meeting at the Y.S. was held on
Friday evening. wttk the prresldeot, Mr.
J. A. Tbompaoa, to the chair. The
Scripture Meson was read by Mies
leery Tboapsos avid Mr. Morley John-
ston gave the topic. 1%. meeting was
dosed with the Mingsh benediction.
The W.M.S. d Donnybrook church
esif meet on Thursday, August 11, at
TIM LAM' COLON
a the huge bowl, e s
nein. Isys paieawe la the gate=
w awn wriens sad gabled isaases-r
Yes eaa prevent and ea�s�
� this mindrank tern d
NIL SMINIP.-
I4a.T..tri ills
the home of Mn. Christens Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Potter and children, of
Parkbtdl. also Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Wheeler. of Belgrave, .pest •mins
with Hr. and Mrs. J. C. Rorlaos.
Master Jackie Potter remained for a
longer visit.
Miss Jowle Moss, of Goderich, spent
Monday at ber home here.
Mr. and Max John* Jefferson and
family, of Munro, visited at the tame
at Mn. C. Jefferson on Sunday.
Mime Nellie ryne and Mr. Joe Flynn
have returned to their home 1* Toronto.
Several from bare have been to
Htapbrldge to attend the reunion.
Elms Irene Robinson 1s vtttltl*g rela-
tive. lb East wawano.b.
Mr. Sohn G. (lbamney, of Stratbroy,
called on friends here one day Let
week.
Miss Edna Plowman has gone to
Whlteeborch, when she baa secured a
position.
We are glad to report that Mr. Thos.
Foran b Iwprovtsg after hl. resat
accident.
As agitator was addreasiag a bead
of etrtkera "Only $12 a week," he
yelled. "How an a Bias be a Chide-
Dan
arle
blas ea 412 a west f "Hew," 1dimi
a voice, "can be afford to be anything
Meer
FREE - FREE - FREE
With every purehase of 25e or over, coupons will be given
. for Kingsley Design English Dinnerware or Rogers' Al
Plus Service Plate table flat ware.
riEAA/ One Kingsley Breed and Butter Plato and cou-
�X�AI. pons FREE to the first fifty customers pur-
chasing 21 or more of merchandise at
The Square MAPLE LEAP BAKERY Phone 110W
BREAD, BUNS, PASTRY, GROCERIES, ETC.
CENT A MILE Rawl Trip Bargain EXCURSION
wd.+ Foss Amt 71s One tor.
from GODERICH
AND ALL ADJACENT C.N.R. STATIONS
Oshawa. Port Hope. Cobonrg. Retlevtlle,
Fri. Aug. 14 to Klnpeon, (l.nanoqur, Brnekvlllr. Prescott,
. Morrtdsnt'g, Cornwall, Uxbridge, iJndmy, Peterboro, Campbellford,
Newmarket, AlLndaie, Pentane, Collingwood, Melford. Barrie, Orlllta.
Midland. Gnveohnr t. Bncebrtdge, Huntsville, North Boy' Parry
Pound, Aodbary. All towns In New Ontario on line of Temlekamtng,
& Northern Ontario Rty.: Niptasieg (lewtral RIy ; Kepn.kasing, Long
Lc. (leruldton, Jellies., Beardmore.
Sate Aug. 15 to Toronto Also to Brantford, ('hatham,
Che•1e7. Canton, Durham,
Exeter, Fergus, Goderieb, Guelph. Hamilton, Hanover, Harrtton,
Ingersoll, Kincardine, Kitchener, London, Listowel, Mltrbell, Niagara
Palle, Owes Sound. Palley, Palmerston, Paris, Port Elgin, At. Cetha-
rise., et. Mary., Aarnia, Southampton, Stratford, Strathro7, Walker-
ton, Wlertoa, Wingham, Woodstock.
and Sat. Aug•
1SLocally between Impsrtawt tbtiona at which
Excursion Tickets are aoid-Ank Ticket Agent
For Fare., Return Limits. Train information, Ticket., mash nearest
Agent. See Handbills for complete Set of deestientioas. T914A
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GODERICR, ONT.
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Sunday Afternoon
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By ISABZL HAMILTON
Goderich. Ootark,
Min die In darkens 51 yo'r Ode.
Without a hope to cheer tic• tomb:
Take up the torch and ways it wide.
The torch that lights time's thickest
gloom.
Toll on. taint mot. keep watch lad
pay : -•
Be wise the struts seal to win;
Go forth into the world'. highway.
()owpel the wanderer to come ln.
-Horatio, Bonar.
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W. thank Tbss, our either, for The
The above paragraph from one of Sods Word given for our instruction 1s
the daily papers 1.111 be read with te- the way of right uvt.g. May we keep
terest by mans of our older people. la abed that Mends we are told that
The late Mrs. Hall was a member as a man .ewetk so shall he reap.
t rather notable family, that of lb*
SPICY MATS
By Betty Bards"
Is days of old, ware were !oelgbt
over spices. Today we take ear seise
shelf too mach for granted and often
verve dishes that would be twice es
appealing bad we been more liberal
with ear sessonlmg-
Keep a well -stocked shelf ef fresh
spices- This try either or both el
these spicy Meets:
Stetted Brent elf Veal
4 pounds breast of veal
1 eq bread crawls
S sires fat salt pork
o a Amen.
late Mr. and Mrs. Peter Henderoo. of S, d UMW IOU AUG. 16. tele
2.4 cork- Thu were farmers on. the SIO L .)
2nd small ani of Hay. Their
ics• bra Iowa ?uple-.� iii,
was small and they were pit cent of Ursa 6:1-111,
the Ws ane 7n.• tet the last a was Ostia 'llW.- ole g:7.
woe. work was piaatst a mosey too, T I5 .tath ehapter la composed ew-
very scarce and k a l everyone had Urety of affectionate ezbortatlos. and
was strugglehelot of e e • lrson ou s This the ezpre•dea of Paul'. earnest solici-
ts -the
a lot of f t Henderson hohe tali tide on behalf of the Christians In
elle mfde vi gaNr waggle the Intit Galatia. lits exhorts them (verse 1)
er died, peeving a targe runny - N WIC to the ways of virtue
young erupts and children. The aId-
est .on, Toa. leek the titre! of the wort who through the strength of
father and accoapllsbed mocb. Wrong tempttU0W bad been led astray
Everyone worked and they also went In verse 2 he entreats them to bear
to school wiea possible. one another's bardeue, and thus to
One day a Neighbor, the late WU- show that they are true frjewda of
Ilam Northeott, was speaking to this Christ. and governed by His laws. He
eldest sun and he maid to him, "Toot exhorts them to melatster to the seeds
father said he meant to give you as of their public teaches, the afd•ters
educalios." and preacbers of the Bowel: 'Let
Tom asked, "Did he say so?" him that 1. taught In tbe word coo-
-Yes, he did." pound al mutilate unto him that te.ebeth in
"Well, thee, by George." responded all good things." In verses 7-10. he
the young man, '1 am going to get 1t." reminds tbem of tbe solemn day of
Aad be dld. It meant hard work, judgment, when all will be tried; ar
pinching financially, and a great ef- sures them that teen will be judged
tort to get to school. He taught and rewarded according to their works;
school for wise years, went to college and entreats them not to be weary L
In Detroit, a5d graduated as a medi- well -doing, but to labor on patiently
al doctor. He was • very successful I. doing good, with the assurance that
one over there. His brother, WI11, they shall reap la doe season.-1Oon-
followed his example, and was also a desired from Barnes' Commentary 1.
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line success as a doctor In Detroit, �QWiANCi LP1fQATURi
where hl. son L now a medical eve. (Truce The LFT Globe)
dellat. Both brothers have passed l;oder the heading, ..Beer and
on, but they certainly made their mark Wines," there appeared recently in the
beton 1. and
They attended Model editorial column of • local weekly the
School lid writer
School . 1...Godet following statement : "Due to the ex -
themthe wrier of these these mer ceases of certain drinkers, all spirlt-
thea Int. Tem was a Ase ,Ingo 'woe liquors have been considered by
aadlat the Model carte e, the o was many. as in themselves, an evil. This
a member of the quartette, the others opinion Is entirety wrong. Alcoholic
RenWag 1the. Mimes Sarah Caldwell h. drinks are, whim used properly and
.01 RI end li dant o of devteh- Al- in moderation, of great benefit to man."
other
] sister Miller d Ootea . a Forty or fifty years ago, wben alma
bthtr iawas also a. teacher, a bol was thought to have medicinal
aim -
brother was • miler cc Mlss tenser value as a food and stimulant, the ex -
10 testier was a sgh e, Cl honer preemies of sock an opinion might have
was Iowa, while a daughter. Chrbste y been ju.Udable. But with our present
• pioneer In Oklahoma. They knowledge, Indisputably established by
were all • tae example of the poestat- physiologists. that alcohol is primarily
Ity of climbing L spite of adverse sad essentially a narcotic depressant
circumstances If the will to climb be is any dosdge, ,leek an utterance L
present
M teesseee mow
1 I spoon sweet Biarjlseam -
- _ tamspoo- thymge^ra►
1 teaapoo. salt
The, hotelier will prepare Lha veal
for stuffing. if regemited to do w if
ills has not done .o, make as Bielsko
between the ribs and the meal. to
form a cavity. FLU Mra cavity with
Wafflsg made from the bread erase.
pork, sweet marjoram, thyme, salt and
pepper. Roast, allowing twenty to
thirty minutes for every
veal. Unless cooked in double relater,
baste every twenty minutes, .ming the
'Weld 1. the bottom of the pan as aeon
as then L se/Relent for basting. Serve
with gran.
vegda M Leat
% cup Booked gree. peat
% cup cooked green string beano
3,4 cup chopped Dolled earrota
1% caps milk
1 cup soft bread crumbs
% teaapoo. salt
1-8 teaspoon pepper
% tesepoo• paprika
1 egg
Pro, peas through a sieve, rut beans
1n small pieces, thea combine all vege-
tables. Add to them the milk, slightly
bastes egg. crumbs and se..ealsg.
Turn Into a greased baktsg dish and
bake 1n a moderate eves until Ara
RWarre Pat Fillet
2 eups blueberries
2 esps sliced apples
% cap water
i tablespoons gsIek.eooking tapioca
% cap sugar
1-8 teaspoon ask
2 teble.pooss lens juke
% nap sifted cake floor
2 egg yeast bestow until thick
6 tab
2 egg mitis
1-8 teaspoon salt
% teaspoon cream of teller
Bring to a bell blueberries, .pegs
and IaAg%►grlered
lespo� sugar
The paresis ware possibly above the ensaedonebei
Dr. H. A. Hare, Professor of Thera -
sixth
L Intved to
and Mrs. Hen- peutiey and M&OMa Medica 1■ Jeffer-
dersoa, robe lived to reach her eighty- .o0 Medical College, In kis textbook on
ind year, *da of disc a great reader "Practical is lColleg , Ica," says: "Al-
ine(
very fnst e day ng the lead- cohol never act. as a try stimulant questions of the day who the sod water. Combine quick -cooking On the contrary, Its dominant Inloence
met one who was laterested In them. I teploa sugar and alt add gradual-
sod
Is depreseent- The increased activity
W. H. J. ly to halt mixture and too
PORTER'S
one minute. Add lesson juice. Pour
PORTER'S HILL into greased h.kise dish and keep hot.
Sift flour once and measure. Add
sugar gradualist to egg yolks, beating So tar
until light. Beal egg whiter and alt a real Increase In energy.
until foamy ; add cream of tartar ■nd as the twain is concerned, It does not
beat until .toff enough to bold up In lurreese the vigor of thought nor Its
peaks, but not dry. Fold egg yolk depth;, on the contrary. It rather be-
flour,mixture into ea/ white.; thee fold in numbs the activity of mental processes.
be -
flour, a entail amount at ■ time. Turn The effect of moderate doses differs
out over hot taoloes-troll F.) efe. from the effect of large ones in degree,
Bake In moderate oven (1125' F.) fifty bot not h kind."
minutes, or until cake le baked. Serve 't not in
Tear" ago. laboratory re.
warm. Serves eight. search established the fact that the
. °people index, or power of vital resis-
tance to acute Infectious diseases, 1e
lowered by even email dose* of alco-
hol. This doubtless accounts for the
iIIE 4PAR,D/VE, Aug- 4. -Mr. sad well recognised high mortality rate of
pneumonia In rases of alcoholic addic-
tion.
likewise, the habitual use of alcobol
Is a pronounced causative factor in
many of the chronic degenerative dis-
eases',
1r
eases, such as arterio-sclerosls, [Night's
disease, cirrhosis of the liver (gin
liver). neuritis, epilepsy and insanity.
Rrcent observation nnmleta kably
prove that even the so-called moderate
one of alcohol Is • major factor 1n the
ranee of a large per entage of automo-
bile aeclden1 For instance, It has
been shown that "one avenge drink
of liquor will cause a nwntat lapse of
a fraction of a second, which may
deprlre an antomohile driver of the
martin of safety necessary to prevent
a rra.h The twain signal to pot on
brakes takes *boat one-fifth of • second
to produce effect. one drink of U'
gnor slows this operation to two-lifthe
of a second: and In that time • car
going thirty -tire miles an hour will
1l brisklyof thought and speech after 1ts ane In.
not due to stimulation, tut to deprer
Mon of foe inhibitory Nervous appara-
tus. The activity 1s. therefore, that
caused by lack of control, and Is not
POWI'Pa'S HILL, Aug. 4. -The gar-
den party held o. July 28 was well at-
tended. The evening was ideal after
the refreshing shower. The play
'Co the 11111 to Paradise," put on by
the Y.I'.1'. of Ebeneser, was well given
and murb enjoyed.
On Sunday, August 9th, there will
be no service at (;rase church, owing
to •nulversary serviette at St. An-
drew's church, Bay'eld.
Mies Reinke, of Sesforth, fa staying
kr a while with ler friend, Mrs. Reid
Torrance.
Quite • hailstorm panned through
here o. Ttabday last. Along the Cot
line tot hall 1s reported SR two Inches
deep,' threshing out considerable of the
grain aid cutting the corn and root
crop. O• one mile either side there
was no hall, but a wonderful rata,
which was badly needed.
Visitors recently with Mr. and Mrs.
John Blair were their daughter, Mrs.
Doyle, and four sons, of Buffalo; Mrs.
Will Currie, of Fargo, North Dakota,
a slater of Mrs. BL1r's; Mr. and Mrs.
Silbert and Mr. Donley, alt of Buffalo.
Mies Irese Woods, of London, spent
the week -end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Miltos Woods.
The Goderich Township Men's Club
will, hold a meeting in the club rooms
on Tuesday, August 11, to make ar-
rangements for the annual field day.
Mr. Vheron Nettles, of Toronto, spent
Sunday with hl. mother.
;s delicious
BENMILLEIt
B8NMMIIA.ZL Ang, L--0ba
cos. Albert Vamrtoes, Frank Waller%
Les. Hoy, Roswell Ptriamsr, Wilfred
Fisher, Ted McMichael end Beg. Allis
left here by automobile fur Wasters
Canada recently.
Mn, .1. W. Gledhill accompanied
Mrs. Herman Vanden to long Brawl
last week to visit her deserter, Mra
Ke.. Bowden Mr. J. W. Gledhill,
Mr. Verne tlled1lll and Mrs. Verne
Gledhill were there over the weekend.
Visitors at the wepk-end with Mr.
sad Mrs. Jt. J. Moore were Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Mksoa of diascoe sad Mr.
R. W. kneel of Toronto.
Mr. Lunate Ole of Toronto was a
recent visitor In the village. He
brought bis mother. Mrs. Ida Oke.
home. She had been voting with
him and hie family at their cottage up
north.
Mr. sod Mrs. Pett and Frank were
at Orangeville for • few days 'recently.
Mrs. Wm. Hill, of Ooderkb, waa a
recent visitor with ber son, Rowell,
and family.
SHEPPARDTON -
Mrs. Geo. Potloek, Carman and Elwin
spent Monday la Kincardine.
Mr. McLeod sad Bob, of Detroit,
'pent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Vrooman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McKensie, Mar-
jory and Ztleea, of Belgrave, speed
Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. frank
Rising.
Miss Mae Menary spent a few days
with Miss Bella Green 1n Goderich.
Mr. and Mra. Harry Livermore and
fatally and Mrs. 12,y, of London, spent
the holiday at the old Eby home.
Quite • number took 1n the races at
Goderich on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, of Dun-
gannon, %pent Sunday with Mr. •nd
Mrs. Harold Ttgert.
Miss Dorothy Tlgert returned home
on Sunday after spending Jho past
week with relatives in Dungannon.
Again Superior Leads with Low Prices
snowflake
AMMONIA Powder
HZLLORUT a80RTE11I>f0
NILE
NII.B„ Aug. 11.-M1sa Marjorie
Meatberall, of Pettus', is visiting at
the home of Mr. Wm. Finnigan.
MIs Anne Tabb has returned to To-
ronto after spending her vacation here.
Mr. and Mrs. 4iordoe Pearson, of
Cletus, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. 1'. Segues.
Mr. Isaac Tabb and the Misses Wa-
ttle and Jane Tabb visited sear Dub-
lin
ublin las Thursday.
Mr. Wm. Smith and Mr. Oordoa
Smith visited on Sunday with t1•
former's sister, Mn. Begley of Sen-
nett'.
Birthday Party, --On Wednesday
afternoon, July 21I4, a pleasant birth-
day party was held at the home of
Mr: and Mrs. Telford Nixon to bettor
of Mr. James Snell on kis eightieth
birthday. Besides his immediate four
Ily, friends and relatives were present
from Loudesbora, Klabern, Toronto,
Oyes (Alberta), Aubur•, Oshawa, Ses-
forth and Benniller. A very enjoy-
able .octal aftersooa was pent Mr.
t1neY'e many friends joined 1n wielleg
him num, happy returns of the day.
ST. AUGUSTiNIC
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vaipsuaramm.An& 4.--411101JEnumber fres hese attended the Klegger
bridge rondo& w%1N was bald tiles.'
urea,. Beady and Moeda,.
ML. J. May Boyle, nurse-is-tralm
lag is St. Joseph's hospital. Chatham.
1s spendl.g ha ida7e at her hems hare.
Miss Bose O'Oosaor, of Parkhill.
is the goest of her sister. Me. Mar-
garet
argaret (Mouser.
Mrs. Jas. K. Wilma and baby
daughter casae home from Goderich
hospital us Tuesday of last west.
Mr. Archie Messer, of Bleevale,
spelt a couple of days this week wtth
k1. brother-in-law, Mr. D. McAllister.
lir. and Mrs. S. Wien, of tondos,
spoilt the week -sod with friends bre
at Auburn.
Mr, and _ICs T.' "Mei -sit" three
tilNrlra, d $*i 4. swi- 1f. !lei
Mn. Jest Wilson, et Mute% eased
on triesde etre out -Ss.dal.
Mir Charlotte Crawford. of Port
Albert, L the guest of her coelia.
Mrs. Jas. K. Wilms.
NRS. HULLI.& INJURED
Car Aeident en Hames Bldmweg east
et Usima.vlie
Harry Phelan and Wen 'Luamby, jr.
fielder and third -sacker respectively
for the Goderiek baseball team, ••-
caped merlons injury on Saturday eve. -
Ing when the car le which they were
riding, driven by Phelan, crashed Into
■ car driven by J. Huller at (leder-
icr township. The accident oc-
curred about oue mile east of Holmes -
near the'anewsy to the Huller
farm.
Mrs. Huller was seriously Injured
when the car was forced into the
ditch and rolled over. She was taken
to the hospital at Clinton, where ex-
amination revealed a neral fractured
rIbd.
Mr. Huller and daughter escaped
with ■ shaking op. as did Looby, but
Phelan suffered a cut forehead.
County 'Frank. Officer N. Lever, of
Clinton, and County (unstable J. Fer-
guson,
erguson, of Guderieb, investigated.
Huller la wild to bate driven from
hie tree -protected laneway foto the
path of the Goderich car. Both cars
were travelling towards (loderlcb.
Phelan attempted to awing out past
the Holler' cat, trot struck It at the
left rear corner, smashing It Into the
ditch.
Severe] crate. Of eggs and berries
which were upended 1. the Holler ear
added a gruesome aspect to the Beent
travel twenty feet, which is conelder-
ahly more than the margin of safety
In many autos*eblte situations." Aside
from the retarded response to external
stimuli. the judgment and muscular
control are materially impaired by even
• small quantity of liquor, owing to
the false erne* of Meese engendered.
2 1-1b. Prints 25o leading the driver to take daring risk.
""t_1. at a time whey be In Inst fitted to
respond to danger.
Annther fact which should not be
overlooked Is that alcohol, like all nar-
cotic urn's, has a pronounced tendency,
even when need In moderation, to
lead to habitual and Increasing addic-
tion;
ddlrtion; ['Ince It mons b. sdmltterl that
all preemie. drinkers were at one
tints moderate drinkers.
in view of these facts, during the
Let quarter century the medl.inal use
of alcohol less been Increseingly re-
stricted by leading medlcel authorities,
until et the prevent time about the
only use In which It Is of nrntneatton-
able valise le ss en antidote to cartsdk
acid poisoning
••Ther. Is. therefore. no mot possibil-
ity es the nee of 'alcoholic Ikfnore In
esye •n.1 )1.sltMnl gnantitlee." as the
editor of the local sweetie wnnld have
se believe.
Tevoato. W. J Me('.ormlc•, M.D
OEOIOZ OOLDIX WAX BEANS
5c 8SALADA" TEA
P. A O. Soap .ItaNOSSIS
5 Bail lie t' 4..i SWIM !ds
American Beauty Shrimps !la 1.11ob Loof soma_ ...... -lb. Tin e20e '} 4*--- 2 larp)r>H! -
Quaint Brand Puffed Wheat.. Pks .10o I ! yr
Maple Lai Illi1MR........1-lb. Tin 36e I � SOAP . , `.. • j.• • •3&
Yellow Ls,bd ... ,
Brown Lmbd '
�. !ti
;costo" SI*
•lent York Cetee.
1-6. Tito 15. I
Fl%Itae& Reaches , . .
Mararewi.1 ib. Lk
2 Tins 210
Belanee s 15e
At. Wutlaw.' Grunge
Marmalade . large
112-01. jar
1geOormiek's Pink and White Marshmallow Bimcnits.. •
Lb. 17o
J. Calvin Cutt
Phones 116 or 216
J. J. McEwen
Phone 46
{vx
"It M our business to have a pagean-
try of peace that 1s as attractive as the
pageantry of war. to see that W devil
has not all the good times." -J. B.
Priestley.
Banish Flies
Hygienically with
4eroxOfl
FLY CATCHER
KOta wv
J. till sit( N E ST
ECCNOMICAL • EFFECTIVE
R. A. REID
Eyes 6biiMi Memo Mod
(17 years to Stratford). 11
a01_30 s Jewelry Mew
"tatL6eties at Madsnts Deer
Warning!
Water for Lawns
and Gardens
MAY BE USED ONLY
FROM 7 to 8 O'CLOCK a.m.
D
FROM 5 to 9 O'CLOCK p.m.
Before water is used for
lawn service or for gardens,
application must be made in
writing to the Public Utili-
ties Commission.
Use of hose during a fire
alarm is strictly prohibited.
Any infraction of the
above will be dealt with
aceording to the By-law.
Polk Utti1N CmrwbM
OODZRIOH
GFT szuo66
iurzn rimN
ANY o7wzn
$IND.
No WOMNga Kellogg's Corn Flakes are better! Their ti►
liciooa Savor has never been imitated!
Serve Kellogg's at any time of the day. They're always
tempting and wholesome in milk or cream. And they
digest easily. When yon ask for Corn Flakes,- be sure
to get Kellogg's. Oven -fresh and flavor -perfect. Made by
Kellogg in London, Ontario�,,.,,�
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