The Goderich Star, 1933-11-30, Page 3-
BEADY sox, re
Exeter 'Z'Inze-AdvocfttC UeMr0`ar
Atkinabn and Bot
bufl:talk retined home frOrt6S trlp
Cibat,. North 'Zirklart4--Lake
Per*,ther-,04P00044-ae-oikr-100.,kor.--.
reg.,' Pie AIMS( .were ,Stlirdied W 040
Hatchery ° and the '101.infr in00.
49,ilqwe'ci, the* hY,-anttiLieut__fCtUntt a ready
334 'the .northern teallee'
Mg STOOL'',
Brussels PDX: In the Year 102 Mft,
gnerin was ".4% 'resident Or ?4tidoi0t , At
'certain periods or the Year he Went :fish.
;int. Here is a ellPPIng XrOM a paper or
• May the 1.8th, 1002, Mtn Ruerin or. the
Delmoniee rePeived, a flab. width,
raeltatired more than 1$ res4 .1n. length,
WAS sent to him by biz brother, Joe, oL
.darY, and was caught In the Saugeen
'nivel', 1Qherirt 'remeMbere In-
cidnt (elite distincrii4 and says, that
if his memory doesn't tail him. that the
Ash; which '• Was a 4tOrgeoll, Weighed. nigh
onto 00 or 00 pounds. 'No fish 'istori
either.
chiloriples
Coughs and Colds
. . Go Over419111
Mathar, don't *wee when ape of the litd• onto
ttaiit bad tough ex tole -Just ter * !awls of
MIXTURE and sox vothaqual
Pat*-14,4wheaXtrZit acIa like a flash•P Ona
little pluses, des. voill oleo uuntistaktibta
Oaf. Two 4104,1 Ot3411$ *1st' a•bati cold.
And deter • Eargar*-- StmuLiars
TU12/3 Will rd you or dad* of a ioterb,,, „.caid;
latonaldtis just *a 01441Y• ligUtning*
PlUfitk..**4/011 will astound, you. Pilo, *etc RI'
fuse mbstaurea.-"Bucklity'a it sold svavywbacto,
EYE; EAR,. NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New ,Vorx Orph-
thalmic and Aural' HOspital, 'assistant at
Moorelield's Eye -1145,sPitcff-anerlielden
Square Throat 'Hospital, -London, Eng.
•. 53 •Waterloo Ste- S., Stratford. Tele-
phone 267. • _
At Sad Bedford., Goderich. from 7
o'clock On tIte evening of the third Mon-
day 0! each month, until the following
day, 'rueeday, at 1 p.m.
LEGAL CARDS
IlAYS ,& HAYS.
Barristers and Solicitors..
R. C. Ham ICC., and R. C. Hays, B.A
..:
- • m.liton street._ Cloderil
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Telephone 88
DOUGLAS NAIRN.
°MI
Mild Yar
MOtithae*Ptao'is
. an tPideide
4boligh4OrttinatmlY-OX.-,
.frreat' number of the
ty.
sthool e are omitted 'MO
hein- .ne Se laleT ,
ported,. 84001..
ha*.bien. depleted,
*PABLO rtinuCIN SCHOOLS
Exeter Tinelea441/0eate; Ur. JO,
Pleeli, the 1041 health ofileerosdviSea,na
Or seariet fetter .0aY Townshire szd.
that the Scheel west or DasitWoolifknbwn
as WaYhtini sehOol, was ciesed. and, Wee
infeeted. We ainotreiy treat that this
rather dangerous disease can he itePt" urx""
der control, as At endangers the WOof
Pci?Pli who eenie InOentact with it. •
,
You. aro, *vie
u
Bloa• •-, let
tIstavittet, stat
'70141Idr-ed -
Dont take
4 or task *Setif',
own your
Don
.yst
•;s.,:trgitattea retac.--lear,
may sat
***e
Z114ti.,1ti
will same*
r parslya. tb
Werk ot l.sttn. • , , ,
And tstet b.itand eitelest waY,
do' tali 1*. to fbUow oreeri.: intat *Oh „
teetspolltOf BleCtrated Magnesia
•starallsam„ loaxpstisivia. •
rt,Herirtforx -thigt.LInnuPtIr: naistrer,
star ses dity ark* **op* Your ettomatity
*emit ***''
A. ereeteltereer 'Otsurated
rah7141,442741,Tigaltgl;rili:.
. tba get Cent... 0 ine.r1 eterasels •
distress! Se ahosentely.unn_eceoliarT-
BO War. te 600, 70.1100114040 004440,00.-•
-COLUOTING TROUT. SPAW,N
StnithaMpto Beaccel:. The annas.1
Onsu011eOhtlao4Duely tbirottstb• ettipanyDopliletstl! MLast nrsr.t Slaillymbs:,a.hanivvingeo inwocrkaenid oseeishim the
Week every tray "itt the Vane was em4.4 and he had been clean across the emus.
and Superintendent McDougall eatiniated try in his, Service., Mn being It
that abOut 11,000,000 eggs have been ee eharge of tonetructiotrwork tor a time.
4ured this !seasonatei, aseepougau went Bpreeshadneoynloyf the Company
laetJculyraentlyMr
r.edrr;oinstotit
:
n
-10 33elleville this week with a quantity 'or ide
SPaWn for the- hatchety there, sneaks in the 'highest terms of the Wilk -
Barrister and Solicitor
Office: Harnilton St. , Phone ,512.-
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FRANK DONNELLY, B•
Phone 282.. HAMILTON ST., Goderkii.
R riArtRoW.
,
Sueoersok to Ji L K111orn.' -
Phone 97. Office; The Square, Godeeich.
E,R.M.STM LEE.
- ',Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Bldg., :Adelaide sant Vittoria.
Telephone:, Elgin 5301,,
••, Toronto 2. •
WM.*.
Mies of the man and the pleastIre and
RABBITS ARE PLENTIFuu satisfaction he had had. while associated
It is said 'the woodetteeetions through- with, him 'I'his Mr. Stilinian must not
out the distriet SurrOunding Exeter are be confusedwith the Stillman' whose
teeming with eettonetail and Jack 'Tab- matrimonial affairs received so Mlieh
Uts, - ---Losal hlintemeare-having great Publicity: in both iiirattla and the United
.sPertbegging the Cateho,..ltdp, Anderson -Statea•-a--4ea4e-Yearsligo. TherlierCor
tells hew that b.e and 'three *there bag. entirely 'different' -family,- sithougir
ged sixty rabbits and eleven leeks on a having the same name and being inter -
single hunt, and only shot off two shellsested in mamr of the same Pu•suits, both
He used a ferret and a grey hound. maldng a hobby of yachting.
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BARD LABOR CLINTON LAWN BOWLERS
es -Record: Ate_ Clinton
LaW11, Bowling Club was Ireld in. the
blue eagle. Last night as we came down
-O*M
to the Office, at about eight o'clock, there board rooms of the town hallPonday
e-__Hyd"washlady'.
evening and the following ofhcers were
' _scrubbing
away at the tub * the Hydro' shop. We elected- for the' eoinffig season: Ma,
sident, J. J. Zapfe; president, F. B„ • HulIett, where he farmed and dealt in
Pennebaker: vice-president, J. L. Heardj
stopped to lOok, too, and, weuld you be. prelive stock and produce. He , carried on
neve it, that poor '`lady's was chained to m,
her job, so she couldn't even straighten sec treasurer A. M. 1{niglIt;
embershipa successful business and had. a comfort -
her backItall right to push the sale committee, N. Miller, M. Schoenhals, ',A. able and prosperous farm .'` --He was a
. •'s genial man and a good neighbor. In re -
M. Knight; grriunds committee, M. J.
of electric appliances, but some things Iigion he was a Me
M. later United,
Counter, J. E. Cantelon, Geo. Turner ;
can be carried too far. The Humane So -
or 14, ,C4,41" „
Liward Cattet, an 04 *4001*At or 'cut
on Took, 14 hia
0 (*ter Wota bern A
,ave, YOrk11140*
era and was .0104044d at
the W.sleyan UetliOdAt Olnleehi
Oritidifte:-.4010;tf
'Caziads, **holt itt Hamilton
Slnee that time. WW1. the :eicee
Short, PeriodE *Pent at. wituoiv eMtt
desbor0;'•OltUtOrt kbad been WS AmMe. '411*
Wife. Who was formerly 'Ulu Borah Vt*n*
oelka Aruotibe0, dled In May 1932,, :He
ie.Surilved by One daughter, VAS Visaa
beth. 00 had eared for her father dur-
ing'11.*:„„deetinittgyears. Mr. Carter Md
-
heen' engaged in" the e004 Owihiess until
*err recently.° He vtle •Oonneved with
Ontario street ohoiolt and Itt Polities. was
a.., Liberal. The funeral toot pine,
Thursday'treat. bra late resilience. Prin.;
ceas street. The service, WRS OQDCIOCted
,by ithe Rev, F. 0. Parini or Pritart0
street, clittreh and the 'pallbearers were
Messrs. P. W. watts, J. $11. Nfoltnigh,t,
George WOO; if. Hartliff. Wni• schf,7
and W. J. Plunisteet
W. MARQUIS
(Clinton 1,11)ws-Record) -
The community was shocked on
Thursday morning last to learn of the
death of John. Wesley' Merquis, w4ch oc-
curred in the Clinton publte ;hospital, af-
ter a brief illness. mr...Marquit(Imd un-
dergone an oPeratibn the Week before,
from whicb he was recovering Satisfac-
torily, when he suffered a, strelse- and
gradnally.osankf only survivinre-
hours. As he was a vigorofia, active
man, and as xnany-had net eiien heard
of his illness at -all, the neva of his death
name ass, shock. Mr. Margins Was born
near 'Whitby, in Ontario county;72„yeaat
ago, a son of •the late John MarqUia and
,wifet,_ Mary Ann Phipps._ He7...came
VP' to finial ecittfiliylinfirteints
when he Was a lad of ten and had lived
itt Goderich, in Colborne .and
ever- sinee, for,--the-,-Past ten Years ---1
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Oluit •
on
Ure
gr.
1111* Jubfl.e 14**0
negro _„L.Lr#411 elect4,1
_ 2.,
Oralle 00,041404 the PIA
0...Aetweet*,04,_00040,404,„,a0,6_
ered a fine addneaS On the MthliCt. ;:"The
qUeSt! Or the Best," IroM the task Mitt.
1435,40; * •
Th*,regular notiolt .s.4 the y Vt° br
Colon church was held in: the fthurehl,T an
Tirlday aventetwith eleven meinhet'0 pre -
eat and Mias rieba; Volweit t charge,
The Meeting o0ezied, with the hymn.
Mord or ,tbbraortls." followed' by tha
Lord's Prayer in Indaort. The ecripture.
let$00, Matt. 22:14-12,, was read by Novi
• Sower* The lesteler ii-ead, a prayer
from the °Pattetirlder.° - The topic,
"What ik true Patrilotisear. was read by
Everitt ivollwaln. „Marion Colwell read
a poem; "Lest .We Oortet." Plans were
Mode to baye * debate at the mitt Meet -
Ing on the subject, "Resolved that a,
good-natured untidy wife is more to be
desired than a bad tempered tidy wife."
The affirMative-avill be taken by Everett
Mollerain and Lorne Porter, and Norval
Pocock and Orval Powell the. negative.
The meeting closed with- the singUig of,
the National. Anthem and the Benedic-
tion.
-ermine,
,
an.
tbile
ae to render two
Otis it the '00
e e
itt
eiety ought to do something about' it.
The "lady" is e mechanical device, il-
lustrating the old, hard way of washing.
A NEEDED INDUS1fRIC ?
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Zurich Herald: Mr. C. Schrag, who
lites a mile and .11 quarter north of town,
while ha Our office the other day _advised
us that he has an experienced cheese-
er -on his farm- -at present,
liddlph Thiel, -a natiVe-of Germany, who
has many years' experience along this
line of work, and who is away ta..a good
Startin making of thtsproduct. -At pre-
sent he is making a 'suPplY of the notor-
ious, Limberger cheese, and befere long
-will-have-some- ready for market This is chAstra_ol,Ter_onto. _rm.& _winners of the
in a greatly needed _mum:yin _this
cups were The Southgate trophy,
ccennumity 'as- we' know. of aso cheese
which. re,sulted
Aberliart and in a . tie between Carl
faOtifit444fir.tilitrvridef-J'Ifthle enter -
Jack Iiinchley, was not
prise eoes over goed. iti, Will mean a mar-
#3._rdede. -miss •Allsr3r---stewlart- cAPt,;Lre,d-
. ther.F. S. Savauge cup, while the Cress-
TELEPRONVCO. PAYS BONUS :well cup was won by James A. Stewart.
Blyth Sandar44 The subscribers of the Lunch was served by the ladies. 4
Blyth Telephone _SysteM. will be_ pleased
to learn that they are each to receive -a A NIXED RECEPTION ,
$4.00 bonieir to be paid bythe secretary, LucknoW Sentinel: Opposition to the
at the office from Dec. 1st to l5th. This .,proPosed sale of beer and wines in hei-
should be- gratifying news to all. There • tels, restaurants and clubs, was forceful
• are not •inany corporations or business. eXpressed by some 550 residents•of the
men -who-carr show such- a dividend -as- community, ---who dining the past two
this company fit-ditig, whieh shows Con- weeka have affixed their signatures to
elusively that this system -have a very
_efficient _management and should be a
-et-rejig • inoentive ,tri keep- -the pa..
caaninissioners in office, as this is the
4qond- year they_ lisse-given. a reba
last year being $2.00 but this year is
ouble. •
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outside tournaments. Revand was an active member of Ontario
. . c
Caryl
Dr. McIntyre, H. C. Lamortstreet church. In. politics he ,was a Lib-
,
Craper; local tournaments,' J. Lovett, E. eral. He it stukived by his Wife, who
was formerly Miss Martha Engler of
A. Fines, Dr. Thompson, G. Lawson.
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The secretary -treasurer's report showed rey township, and three daughters:
.
a surplus for- the Past year and a mem-
Florintena of Detroit,and Estelle and
Dorothy, both registered nurses, rtt pre-
bership of 48, sent itt home. Three sitters also sur,
GOLF 'CLUB DANCE %rive: Mrs. J. A. Pickard, Winnipeg:-
and Mis. A. E. Jervis- and Miss Janet
The annual dance under the auspices Marquis, Nap,anee, incl.' A half-brother
of the Seaforth Golf Cirftb", Which 'was
held in the Legion rooms on 'Friday
evening with an attendance or over 100,
was provided by the Pied Elliott Or -
'events of the season. Excellent _music
was provided by the Fred Elliott Or -
DRUOMSS PRACTITIONER.
:exnRo'nturfou-----h.N DRUGLESS.
THEItAxvigtir,' OopEructi, „
Equipped with electro -magnetic baths.
Electronic electric treatment and chiro-
-practic-Chronic„organie_and ,nervous
diseases.. . Lady, in itttetidatice• 0 ce
hours 2 to -5, and to BP.in. and by sip-
• , PoIntment, Closed Wedneeday from- 12
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A. N. ATE:ft:NSW; residence,- ,
office, cotner of South street and Brio,
- tannia Road. PhOne 341.
AUCTIONEERING
THOMAS QUN'bRY & SON.
-----Llve-Stock-ind-General-Attet
Elgin Ave., Cloderleh.
Sales made everywhere stud all efforts
made to give :you, satitfactiort.
Farmers? Sale Notes diScoluited.
Phone -119.
1,, 0
0.1100,01••••••• .m0.110
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NoTwt runt/to, ETC..
• VeL BA;l'a*
NOTART PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done.
Good „.Companies Represented.
PhOne.298... - Goderkli, Ont;
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• • • --INSURANCE -
McKILLOP MuTuAL. VIRE INSITR-
445f, ANG% COMPANY •
• Irma AND ISOLATED TOWN PRO-
• PERTY INSURED. •
Value of property insured up to -Jan-
uary, 1910, $3,648,975.00;
OFFICERS--43eerge VicOartoo3r. Presi-
dent, Pe R. 3, Seaforth; Jas. Cotnially,
• Vite-Iteildelit. '13odetleh; , Menton Reid.
ose.-Tress.., 'Oestorth.. „
ntivorotts-LJss. should/cc, Walton; -
Wm. Knox, constance; Ruh.ti Perris, irar.
tock: John 'Pettier, stilettield: A. Broad.
toot, seaforthl Get). Ltinhardt, troadL
hagen. , •
AOEN113-41; J. Yeo, E. R. 3„ Olinfal;
Jas Viratt, Blyth; •Ed.. Ifincliley„ 80a -
forth; John Murray. sestorth. •
Policyholders Can pay • their ashen-,
'tents at Calvin_ Putt's store,. Goderich
The noysl Rank, Clinton, or J.
Iteid%
EIRE: INSURANCE
..ittemed. to by the:
• WEST itAWANosil Idu'ruAL Mut
011511ItAnult CO.'
Vs/1004*d /WM
flood. Officet Thiposmoti,
Itobtrt. Davidson'tttuigannon. Pied -
&On Ackert, /14trood, wet.
Prelident; itt addition to the Preddent
• and Vkc Vit4Iderfet, the tonowIng to
,Direants: Wm. Wat.00/ A
'Thompson, morn ;
tacknoin.
Vim It.
$uples' ,
°bolo
posticara addressed- to Premier Hairy
and hisl cabinet, each card bearing the
following protest, "As' a member of the-
Preeffite of Ontario, over 21 years of
1 -hereby enter -an emphatic protes
against any proposal to petniit the sale
et -beer or. wine in -hotels, or resta
KNEW EX*PRESIPENT WELL ants or clubs." ,Of the total number of
7- Clinton Newa-Recoltd: Mond ay% dal- 'these cards circulated by members Of the
(110.
40eabranch of the W.CTU, a vast ma -
O. Stillman, ex -president of Imperial 011 or y ifavelreoimaghtctir -The-ladierro
corgyany, whkri :Occurred at wellegei somr &wagons met with polite refusals
ilospitaleeri Saturday. 'Chief L. Stang, of and by some, were "told 'off plenty"
Clinton, hada long acsatinintance with when, approae,bed, recniesting his or her
signature.
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--NEVER-HAS--
INDIGESTION
Frait=a7itiv
make
stomaek
like nag
'i had °twos been In
good health until I be-
gan having trouble with
nrystornaeli. litodidift
eat. anything without.
discomitirt arid cottlo-
ually bad beattbeise
severe gad pains and
headaches. 1 carttrotbfallY salt TruitAt.tives'
completely restored tat to health."
Fruitaa.tieee . . . all oirtig stores
4' r
It.
IL Wheeler
FUNERAL AO/MOTOR AND
EMBALMER •
ALSO AMBULANCE SERVICE
GODERICII) 0.1413103
Ali calla proittO _Attended_ to _day
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phones Store 335, House 355.
CONDITION OF ROADS
Blyth Standard: The roads have been
in a very bad condition for soraW time
• but the snow plow has been keeping
them ope.n. We have heard a number of
Cdninlainter-about•-thee-warthe-anow---plow-
leaves .the roads 'with a ridge in the
mitre which slews the cars or sleighs
into the aide, in consequence they had to
drive slowly, There were a ntunber of
tars stranded here•for Game time, haying
to be loaded on, trecks and hauled
ts�ugnth bad parts of the roast die
'party of huntere. were stranded here.
They had been up in, the north deer -
hunting. On Saturday they had to get
Mr. Rand to fake part of their load ori
• his truck to London, they folknving in
their car.. It Was the worst storm we
have had in this section so early in the
season that any of the old settlers can
reinember. It was not so cold, as it on-
ly reached zero weather a couple of
EXETER'S VETERAN PHYSICIAN
'Exeter Times*Advoeate: Dr. J. W.
Browning,. who siziee the day of the Con.
federatioti-of Canada has been praetic.
Mg medicine in Exeter, eelebrated his
90th birthday, on Tuesday. Dr. Brown -
Ow is rernarkable• Mall for one of his
years, tie is to be 'found regularly at his
oftlee every dayit was on July 3, 180,
tWo :days after Coefederation, that Dr.
Browning hung -out his -atingle Exeter
where he hits practised eontinuously ever
since. He has many interesting dories
of the early dais itt thie oeutatunity
whetrtonditions were fritr from enie:t they
are iioday. larcivAlitig was bent at
Glastonbury. Boraerset4 England, and
tame to Caliada at the 'age of ti,in wttli
his pereires. *hie Willy eettled in
SW00410 and later * Markhani, 'Here
BrOwning.as a boy, rid one of the
first telegrapets in. Caned*, assisting 1118
elate Oster, *he Wail the .lecal agent.
loolioviing Isis kiadditinti M 'a' 014ok1in
he llrst „settled in /lay Township *lee
he practi*I2 for * short time before eeen.
inttO"11M4,e're ifirliuitit *Vadat/
Wit tiaarAt4 to/ $ IWO!, tewvioh 4
the ;Wine, Ilrowning,
encl. •sister algo survive,- Mrs. Walter
Calder, Woodrow, Sask., and George! Mr.. Palmer Kilpatrick, of Toronto,
Marqu'is,' Winnipeg. The funeral took, sppent the week -end at his home at
plate from the lanilly •residenee, Base
Line, on Saturday afternobn, the services
at house end graveside being conducted
by the Rev. F. G. Verrill, pastor of On-
tario street. cheirchl Miss Marton Gib-
bings sang an appropriate solo very
sweetly during the eervice, Miss Wiltse
ACCeraPanYing, her ort the Plano -The
pallbearers were: Messrs. O. Jervis, G.
Cornish, W. J. Stevens, W. D. Connell,
James VanEgmond and W. Shobbrook.,
all nefghbors and fellow menibers of the
same 'church'. Those present from a
distance for the funeral were: Mr. Carl
Engler, Ottawa; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Clarke, also of Ottawa; Mrs. • Joseph En-
gler and Mrs. Thos. Kerr, Ethel; Mrs.
Gingerith and Messrs. Allen, Will and
Albert Phipps, Carsonville, Mich. In-
terment was made in. Clinton cemetery.
• CREWE -7 -
Mr. Will French is engaged with Mr.
John Kilpatrick for .the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stothera and babe,
Of Dinigannon, .visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
fred Drennan last week.
Sunday from his school, near Auburn on
account of-, bad roads.
an& young people_are
busy preparing „a Christmas concert to
be given in the cisurch^en-Dec. . 22nd.
Mrs. Win. Durnin is still confined to
her bed but we -all MO- te--).-,see 'her up
and • well again soon.
The depression has lifted around
Crewe. Matt. Shackleton has- a cow
that gave birth to twins last Sunday.
Mrs. Mat. Shackleton received word
from 'Goderich recently that her risother,
1Virs. Jesse Gray, had fallen and broken
her wrist.
Mr. Barry Middleton entertained
number' of his bay4triends, eine evening
last Week before his deParture- to hit
home in scotland.
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An 0
hem ecry
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alters
4t1
r J.;
4041110fles Thee'e notbinglik0A14 40
take the edgeoft iperintion.
,Mafelthig. He was actompanied- back
Sunday by Mr. Leo Clair and Mr. Harry
Middletion,,Harry going to the land of
is_birth. He has been engaged with
Mr. • John Kilpatrick for the past ftve
years and has proved isimselratrust-
worthy boy and has made many friends
while here. We wish hffit aliappy and
safe trip home.
i*LFAST
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, east. of St. Hel-
ens, spent Thursday afternoon with her
mother, .Mrs: Sam Sherwood.
Mr. Meier Alton took a sleighload or
ladies .to the W. ler'. S., which was held
at the home of -Mrs. (Rev.) Tavener's
on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 22nd, this
being the annual , election of -officers. [
The last -yearts-officers weee voted- in for
1934; --"Virs-. (Bevy Tavener president,
l'he hostess served, lunch. •
Mrs. D. K. Alton spent a few days with
her daughter- Mrs: Sans Morrison, east,
of Lucknow. ,
• The Misses Winnie -Laneof -Stratford
Wormal,-andIltida, of tioderfch IL EC..
spent the week -end, -with their parents,
Mr, -and Mrs. George Lane. . -
Matter "Albert- Phillips, pear Fordyce,
spent Saturday afternoon at the home
orhis uncle, Mr. Dynes Campbell.
Cheapest- et Vile. -Considering the
qualities of Dr. Themes' Ecleetric Oil it
Is the cheapest of all preparations offered
to the public. It is to be found -in every
'drug store in Canada from coast to coast
and .all country' merchants -keep it for
sale. So, being easily procurablecand
extremely moderate *in, price, no-
Jiaild..bezwittunitaLbettle.of it•
The, uses of , the bare fallow and ferti-
lizing the ground were lit vogue iss'
More 'Or leas developed form Imiong'the
great nations of antiquity.
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HEAT tOiX•5 HAVE NE.VER.41
TAKEN vessom IN NURSINJ
BUT WEARE
WOHOERPOI.
.'HELP IN
RAISING
THE '
SAMS
Aor.
For 30 cents
you can telephone
..about
• 100 miles
by making are "any-
..
one"- calf Wawa --
to -station) after 0.30
p.m. See list of rates
in front of directoey.
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• Lime is known under several names;
quicklinie, burnt litme, caustic lime, stone
lime, etc., _chemically it is calcium oXide,
that itsese_coropound_ of the two .eleMente;
calcium and oaygen.
. "
For the satisfactory storage of roots,
•
temperatures *--the cellara should .' -he
maintained at between 32 and 38 degrees
-F.
Reduced by Astinna.--The constant
strain of astluna brings the patient to a
dreadful' state of hopeless exhaustion.
Early use should by all means be made
of the famous Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma '
Remedy. which more than atlY other acts -
quickly and surely on the air pasaages
and brings - blessed help and comfort -
No home where asthma-es-peesent in the -
least degree should be without Athis great
remedy':
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TRUCKS RUN ON RAILS
l'he Canadian patent oftlee has grant-
ed K. L._ MacKinnon, of Kingston, a pa-
• tent for :a device which its inventor
elaims, when attached to motor teucka,
buses or ether motor • vehicles, enables
them to dperate either on the highway
or railway tracks. 'The device consist.s
of two flanged guide wheels in front of
the front wheels of the motor vehicle,
and two. movable , _and, independent,
'flanges attached to, the rear axle hous-
ing., which revolve inside the rail close
to'the rear wheels, guiding and main-
taining the wheels and tires on the rails.
. ,
Many methods of holdtrig roots ov
winter have been tried in 'Canada, and,
with the exception of it few sections in
British Columbia, some winter handling
Is necessary An all the provinces. '
1
Mangers. sugar • beets and carrots in I
storage will stand considerable freezing I
provided- they are -not handled- _when --
frozen and that the frost is allewed to
tome out gradually.
Concentrated Comfort! •
This is a very good natte for the coal we
offer you.
When you teat the Heat Folkit in charge
Of your furnace and fireplace and
kitchen range,
ou can laugh at any kind of outdoor
Weather, because of the delightful
eornfort indoors.
tlolver the question of winter heat today'
by ordering a nupPly of Heat "Polio
Coal.
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