The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-01-02, Page 6Holiday tlro.,-e. IlH�i' l 5t'l:n;` '1'1w' \ 011 require ; (e a 11+:1 ? and
(lours 1�9'ir'iaig iji, 'lit al, l- ti t, i'. ?1l;11lt' at :l lthtl tfi`.l oa'17: t III ti
o. $recd toi sing tlu• t,s.h agtt� l:a'..t a, feud pattit•q l(a tt tl:: i� t-H�- mid
very' words art' t 111t° t1 G'1( I's t t +,- ,t `!1 1 - lY-!itttve t l't+111 i41°l:' hot 1Y. edea'. ('tilt•
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Mats' is, celebrated. " °°111 t,ri,° t,t :'lit' .fl1lti c uli)iu`lt^�. ,.� tI'm bytes t Hi :l'1(i
Uflh11aet i •9
prepared 1�'t ,1` t,1 !tit' t,.)t�- ! rte i¢ -•° s
l �It i �tl� fi �'1 t L1: t tet' esti! .ua„e' tett, 1 t:tt't' :1
ling t prey • t$lllt ddle@ikt'1' ts.it1 :la:l2„t�,'ti s.t l -:t .,t f).l(iy :inset •1 >tttt' ttf ll)i1Gt' ea
'prior to holiday week. here t't'lll� taN ;eta . l�:l'.'tlf,lt t�ilIt l':trltlt curls,
be aL (:'t`D1tt11.11Nt11'� clatter in 1itt° ltlt,'lit'H:. "t t' ev Oil i•°ttil�ait_ sa:ati.
The (.'utfee nett Ilat1' !sev'J t t ,,Iran 'IT:!'t' .tittat'tizer it) et' r\ (` \t 1111 sut4 ter
two day'`. bt'fore Christ Inas end I it tiitti:list juke I'lil relit (las trator ‘Ai,, -11
fruit ea1Ae wrapping has lieeon!c torn 111 t -reale cheese i/utl press cheese o11
the ra;llt`ated rushes t;t 't•i guests trackers. SI ok in sll\t'r`i of pickle.
Who "fading i11” telt deur \lealtw hlle , Grapefruit, Hoses—IA-ow -olil a thick -
mother t'ttllt'ttt'ts leftovers into aurae- elil[tl:e d 1;lpt`frllll Illa11 h' the yellow
tive and tasty dishes. Here's hoping rinds jiisvil ep enough to teat;e .t �l tl,,utit
she Italy glean a felt ideas frtixu our I111) graitefruit into hot water
.list of :,upper dishes to help her during altd.�trapt eft w hii•
t Iut nItrane. Start
the busy Week.. - peel mg freul one end lite 1 a continuous
Ilolidaay. Soup --To leftover st>uia,-a Id strip' :tltt)ut an aint�h thick. Place care -
'vegetable stock and 1- :l cup coarsely fully in water and i c it gently until
chopped nuts. Beat, pout into soup' cooked in tinted syrup. .,.Place 1I1 open
bowls and top with rite krispies. rose -shape on a bed of parsley or
Escalloped Turkey --Make a sauce of let t tier. .
2 tbsps. butter, l; tbsps. dour, 1 cup Spt'eialty Dessert -- Maker ••wi•t•h 4
milk and 1,, cup gravy.- Atid 1 cup squares of plain cake, 1 cup leftover
(or morel diced tucrkerr, chopped puiitlinl; sauce and 1 cup scalded
• hard -cooked eggs, this) tbslr:. chopped sultana raisins. Slice- cake through
celery, 1 tbsp. minced parsley. 1'our, centre and spread with pudding' sauce
into shallow pan and :sprinkle With • mixed with sultana raisins and cake
„turkey stuffing. `Bake in electric oven: or graham cracker crumbs. Pelt on the
at 35() degrees fur 15 minutes. ; ton) pieces and place in the refrigerator
YJ lteliess Potatoes --t onibitie two' cup. ter, ('frill. l_"nt' ell(+h - 'piece in two • and
mashed potatoes. 2 tbsi)s. melted fat, I serve.
i•, tsp.- salt ,with be,ttt'n egg yolks. Leftover ('o&fee---•Bring one cup of
Form into round ('tikes or fiat into , coffee and 11 1 cut► sugar to a boil.
And.. if TEDDY over there on the right didn't say those wbrds in English, he certainly said It with
his expression and that tongue that's busy licking his ehops. The picture was taken during toe feed*
• ing time of little"RITZY Teddy's son, who was deserted by his mother shortly after he was
bornt
MRS. ANTOINETTE REICIIIiEI,T, of St. Louis, Mo., has adopted the pair of pets and bets no wadpleasure out of scenes 'like' this. - - •--.. - of
How Canadian Citizenship Act
Affects the Status of Canadian Women
OTTAWA, Dec. 80.—The' l_'anadia11 (a) Legal admission to Canada for
permanent residence.
pastry b';tg andsqueeze mixture lenity Serve over heated Inutlin t and •split. iu Citizenship Act, which becomes Wee,-
shapes onto greased baking sheet. i half, t..l� . , uuar� 1: t. _1::)47. _ilreaks new
Brush lightly iv it h beut.ell egg oWhiteS. T11I: 01 1 '"'1'It ►\ BOX constitutional grouted, particularly a:;
,Brown i11 preheated electric even at Mrs. N. K. asks: Ila\ e you a recipe regards ('auadian . women. • For the
150 degrees for 15 Ininutes. serves ti. using Iuinco 111 tt to substitute for
Christmas Tree Salad—Use minced • mince rice, since We have rot, of Mince
-
parsley (Sr emdi\e amd strips of sliced meat but no shortening for pastry.'
prunes to form a tree design on each MIN('EMEAT COFFEE C,.A.KE
side plate. Add •tanked, cranberries, I Answer: tbsps Two )s s `
grapes and bananas- iu mall° pieces 1 ) . butter, 3
tbsps.. brown srt
and chopped nuts. Sprinkle with ;;11r, ? , tsp. cinna-
li reach dressing.
,.neon, 1 cup miheetneat, , i i iilD
Cheese :6lelba- .Spread a very thin I d•
ripping, 1•_ -tarp white diger, 1
layer cif chtte't on cine side' of leftover egg (-well. beaten ►, 11t_ cups. all -
layer
flout'. tsps. bat -J.14;1 -
bread. Place on balking sheet and I ..I►t,wtlet'. ?�: tsp. salt •''•' to them, -as it -is to 1111 -Canadians, wo-
leave in a warm tared for hours, i , -, � cup milk. Y.
("Bread should be i11 en give. (11'. . 1 oil a deep ' inches by 't 11111ies pan; men'seri, inizat iolt, acres. ('alkide are
i f melt the butter in 11 : sprinkle the takutb x111 enthusiastic!' part -111 Can:.
- tasty toast.) hmei tetl butter wall the brown sugar adianl ('itizenship-\\-t�ek, si•hit•b Is beim;
• Hot S.ausage and .Alaple-Sandwich— i observed from January 5th to January
and cil1111(ilt+tl. Spread with the ;glace -
Meat 11th. During that 'week °citizenship
•• '! ellen pYE'•S firmly ,�1ntU r18'C'QF
,,fff ('rein agether the dripping -and white ceremonies are being held in Charlotte,-
11th.
Add the well -beaten egg. Add •town, Halifax. Fredericton, Quebec,
ingredients alternately Montreal, Toronto. it. Catharines. Wel- leer
first time in our history the statute
governing citizenship recognises the
squall stik„t t,ls ,f women. 1� orlui'rly;
women applyii'; g for citizenship were
classed as persons "'Inkier a disability"
in the 5111111.' category' as minors 1111(1
insane persons. 1.11(111' the new Al't
wowed will. have control of their nrai-
tiollai stiitus. + -..
Be i.aU.5e the legislation is important
Air
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IF
You worry about . your present
or future security,
Phone Carlow fl 706 Or write
B. R. ROBINSON -
Monarch Life Assurance repre-
--sentative;--R.R: ;' Goderich. :
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(k)t One..ytettr's continuous-
in Canada with 'her husband.
(c) Filing the appropriate form
ss ith the Naturalization Branch, De-
partnteilt of the Secretary of Stlite,
( Dt ta1'wa.
An Alien wife in this category must
appear before a court for examination,
must be lawfully admitted to Canada
for permanent residence 'and reside
here_ for one year preceding the date
of her petiti.oaasfor c•1°tizenship, and must
-•ti•lesan-approprin't'(sfor`etrW i Iii rli cTei it.
Of the court in the judicial district`
where she' resides.
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGSBRIDGE, Dec. 3rD.—\\'e" wish
the editor and the staff of The Signal-
Refrigeration
SALES SERVICE
ALL MAKES
Commercial—Domestic
Manning Refrigeration f
Service
Cali for Free Estimate -
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'the' sifted dry iIl ' ',
111 . •indsor, Sudbury, Winnipeg, Christmas' Day was observed peace -
'with the milk. Beat lightly ; pour over 11( 1 «
the mincemeat. hake in •electric oven • aask.atoon, Regina, Edmonton, \ an- fully 1n1 our village. m
Midnight ass
at •#rdegrees for 'k minutes. Invert couver a,I1d Vie'toria• Irl each of these, was sung by Rev, Father Donnellan at
Cell a large platter and .t'r\'t? iIl".gtSal'E'. cities. 'local committees of women's St. Joseph church and the male- choir
0
with hot coffee. organizations, service clubs and educa- t sang the Mass of the Angels in unison.
Mrs.
p • tional bodies are working. with (•i Vie luxe .Margaret Kirby went to Tor -
.J. .gl. asks: re'e'l e for sweet and Prosinciall officials in arranging r ,
onto for the Christmas holidays.
ceremonies at which new citizens wilt - Mr. -,Charles Daltim of Hamilton was
1)e giyeii certificates of citizenship and home with his pirrents, - Mr. and- \Irs°
we'Ic:oi"mei into tlie. Canadian fallnily_. Jeremiah I)a114an( for 'Ch'ristmas,
•
.� Here aro some, of the clauses which - Misses \Villiellmina and' Rose -Mary
affect women : When a Canadian wo- Lannon, with Mr. Jerry 11411 and John
man marries an alien. she no longer
automatically changes her nationality.
She retains her Canadian citizenship
1.1111>i1 sne'I.j .tjuefor-144-
voluntarily relinquishing -IC.
A woman who marries a C'anadian
can. if She wfishes, obtain iih(Ii1tn
citizenship after e ne year's r('Sidence in - Rev. Fathet• Uonliellan visited his
Star a ha i iy.- and
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° • 'BENMILI,ER
BENMILLER, Dee. 31,, --Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Pfrimxner and family
spent-itwith friends at Ridge -
"town,
Mrs ,N rinan Durst was in Toronto -
to be with her husband, who under -
Went an operation in the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs. Kilpatrick and family,
of Toronto,' are spending the holidt •ty
at their respective . monies, Benmii er
and. Asllfielcl.
Mr. and Mrs. Parton of Toronto were
with Mr. and Mrs.-..Ilugh Hill for
Christmas Day.
Mrs, Walters and Floyd vent Christ-
mas Day with Mr and Mrs. Jervis,.,trnd
Mr. and .Mrs. Fred White and John,.
of Goderich, were with. their- grand-
parent, 'Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Vanstone,
for Christens.
Mr. and i%l1s. Ray Moore and family
'were at Straffordville .with Mrs.
Moore's jD�t ents for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Vunstone and
Verdun spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs, .Feagan at Nile.
Mrsand and M'rs. Ken. Bowden. and t:Ann,
of Orillia,-- Spent Chtistmas . Day with
Mrs. Gledhill and. family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Kerr and family
were with Mr. and Mrs. Aljoe 'Sanders,
EXeter, for Christmas.
Mr. 11114— ls. • J. hong spent Christ-
mas Day in Goderich with Mr. and
Mrs. Girvin Young. -
Mr. and Mrs. Govier of Blyth were
with their daugh�Ter, Mrs. Mel. Good,
and family for the Christmas holiday,
The AN omen's Association• will meet•
Brown. of Toronto, spent Christmas
at the
with _ler.• and Mr::,. Will Lannon.
onJanuary,3. Mrs.
11r, tan_d firs. 1hl.ouvilte uf� Sarnia Cronhielm and Miss M. Long are
\ itcd `�t itir:tlr:' �'YiJ`Tc ":\Trs `Trait Iiirlli.y-lapse sses.
over, the holiday. • _.
Mr. Del. Moore of Detroit joined his
family for the Cl1ristmas holiday..
SHRPPARDTON
( tlnaldtt with her husband. Previously relatives S11EPPARDTON, Dec. 30. ---•_Mr° and
re 1 heves its Ottawa for few days last Mrs. Dan McKenzie,' Alice and D. J.,
such wives were regarded as•'riinadian week. - of, Blyth, spent Christmas with the
.rlotionaals" under the Canadian Na- Miss Malrcella O'Connor of London lady's father, Mr. Robt. Bogie, and 'Mrs
tional Act of 11)21 even prior to landing is visiting her mother for a few 'days and Mrs. Earl Bogie.
in ('aittatclal.. i'n(ler the 1021 A('t 'they this week. ' ' Mr: and Mrs. Lloyd Brindley . and
' were entitled to receive a Canadian Mr. and Dlrs, Nace.'Martin spent family spent Christmas at the- home
passport whi(•11 requested. -protection Christmasin Hamilton with the iatdyis of. MrS. Brindley's- parents, Mr. and
and 1issist''atice in foreign countries as parents. On their return they were, Mrs. Nivens, Saratoga.
a Canadl,arl- national, but they were accompanied by Mr. Ed: Reynolds, who Mr. Francis Schram of Listowel, .
not 'regarded as Canadian citizens is spending a few days with his mother, spent the Christmas holiday 'with- his
under the :Immigration .Act. This Mrs. Reynolds parents,
Mr. ' and • Mrs. Allan Schram.
anomaly -no 'longer exists under the Miss Irene McCarthy of Detroit is Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnston and fam-
Canadian Citizenship Act and the Im- visiting her., mother,' Mrs. Wnn. Me- ily,'of'Brantford, and Miss Betty John=
migration Act has been 'altered to con- Carthy• -ton, of (Uoderich, a•lso'.11rs. Tony \'roo
form. _MIiss,Clark, from the West, is .pend- maxi, who has Sly'.• .tigeveral weeks in
In accordance with the principle of ; in;•a few .lay;�s Visitiu,g,•, •1;•rs. -1' Austin, 14 ler; 1, , . _. -M
- tr • Q .._.� ..�_ elle _
a Vit.
c hos -
.. .. _, , . _ , .. err' r .
� ar . mat . �-
<.L Ln ..1•.j�� ra n-w�.. � ..-_...?*-.Y:.,t. A..F'• F
a tr. n" ten wife - do'r'§ Wolf a'nyl. r� grdo .�.-a
•E� T'or7anto were borne with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Squire, Donald
Canadian citizenship as a resnit•of her Mr. and Mrs.. James SVallaie, for aunt I)otaglar.; •lir. and Mrs. Harvey
-,hai-ST1incl lee7iT ing ;t..nattj all"ze ����)� S
"^ 1,
t .�
, .,.i if �. �:._ _. :_,�3I^B. f..fYo::" ••z�i' ..„n,a.wr..er,:h;.n✓.,3i.w,-'�Aitl.'11TJiCiti`6i+i�YL�t'h3:�:rtt-�',-.1 � �. .. �t:'.
tt lalite' a -t X1es- atiffiratef0 ilii xr, and firs. Hurley of London spent Mrs. Black- and Mr. and Mrs. Percy
after qualifying under the regulations_ Christmas with -Mr.-. -arid Mrs. John Harrison and fancily, of Goderich, also
will receive her own certificate as a KeliY. -
llr. and MrsA. :Mugford and Marvin
Canadian,- Mis,'Mary Theresa Austin from •Ross_.spent Christmas evening at the
Women who married Canadians and. Toronto, was home with her
pal,rents, home of Mr. aii(1 1lrs:-IItt-scald J_pinnstorl.
were lawfully'admitted to Canada be- Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Austin, .for Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mugford and'
fore January 1st, 1947, when the Christmas. II'arold spent Christmas . with • Mrs.
Citizenship Aot comes into effect. auto- Mrs. -Cavell Hansford is atresent Mugford's gford's parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Ab.
matically become Canadian citizens visiting in Toronto, Morris,. Dungannon,• -
under the Act. After Japnary 1st, Several ..in this locality are nursing • Miss. Betty Mugford of London spent
1947, it requites one -year's residence colds at present. . a few days with her parents.
before they can acquire Canadian School Meeting. --The annual school .Mrs. Gilmour isa visiting' with Miss
citizenship. . s • meeting was held •last Thursday for -Mary Gordon in Goderich. Wm. Stage
A woman married to a• Canadian the usual business of the section. A spent -Christmas in Goderich:
and who is already a British subject new member, Mr. Mark Dalton, was Mr. and Mrs,_ Fj'ank Rising and Bob
can become a Canadian- citizen after: elected to the office of trustee. The
board now stands with John Kelly,
• , James Keane and Mark Dalton as
potato balls ,which • will retain. their trustees and Wilfred. McCarthy as
chane. secretary -treasurer, r
SPICED SWEET. POTATO BALLS Funeral of Mrs. G. G. Mel-lardy.—
Answer: Three' large sweet The burial of Mrs. G. cr. McHardy of
potatoes. 1/2 cup chopped nuts (op- Goderich, a one-time resident of Ash-
tional ), •2 tbsps. fat, 1/, tst'). salt, field, took Wave in St..Ioseph's ceme-
1S tsps nutmeg, 1,S tsp. allspice, tery, Kingsbridge, on Saturdayporn-.
3;44 tsps cinnamon, 1;1 cup flour,. ing. Rev, Father Fallon of Goderich
2-3,cup brown. sugar, 1-3 t• 1p water-, ' officiated. Messrs. 'Thomas and Frank
11/, tbsps. butter. 1 tbspt lemon O'Connor and Miss Catherine Kenny of
juice. Detroit were here for the funeral.
'Scrub the potatoes and cook in ,their Death of Stephen' Martin.=Th'ls cotn-
jackets till tender. Remove the skins mnnity was 'shocked to hearrs of the
and mash.' Add the nuts, fat„ salt and death of Stephen Martin, which oc-
spices. Blend Well and shape into carred in Alexandra Ilospifal, Gode-
eight halls.. Roll in flour and place in rich, on Sunday evening, December -29,
a casserole. Boil the brown sugar, in his eighty-first• yetfitr'MrssMartin 1
water, butter and lemon juioa together wa:: of a sincere and charitable nature,
for 5 minutes," Pour over the potato always ready to give a helping hand,
halls. Bake in a hot electric oven for and 1%4as nimbly reverted by all who
2A- ,mtnntei, ..-1D:rsti fe -tifel m
r err'rs�iD'Y:°Yl�l;s':.""'"-_.x"�i�°tt�" hiTn:="`M`I`5 Wife pre(lPcea�e(3 him
•
Miss J. ('. says: Parkerhouse rolls two months' ago: Ire leaves to mourn
their loss. two sons; Blaisc and Bert;
two daiighters, Mrs. Wm. Lannon and
Mrs. Mike Law ; • two brothers, Peter,
of l'?ittshurgli, and Andrew, of Kings-
bridge, and two sisters, Elizabeth,,and
Mrs.. John Hussey. both ,of Goderich.
The funeral is to take place on Thurs-
daxy morning at St. Joseph's church,
Kingtiibridge, Thi;u cornnxunit,,' extends
its deepest sympathy to the .sorrowing
rely tires.
No extra charge for the use
of our Funeral Home, Toron-
to Street
Prompt A.mbulancb
Service
Phone .335 Res. 355 or 7
T. PRYDE
(formerly, Cunningham & Pryde)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41J,
Exeter
and We Shall be pleased to
call.
Greyhound Bus lines
10
EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, NOV. 3rd STANDARD TIME
Bps will leave Goderich for 'Sarnia, Chatham, Windsor and
Detroit at . 8.45 a.m: every morning except Sunday.,
us arrives at Sarnia 11.25 a.m.
us arrives at. Chatham 1.18 p.m.
us arrives at Windsor 3.13 p.m.
SIMI),11 Y 9NLY '» ITS LEAVES AT 2.00 P.M.
us arrives at Sarnia -4:49.I,
"IITS-111-1-Feral Ciiathaffi�d 10 p.rci•
�•us arrives at Windsor 10.13 p.m.
of .
Goderich to Sarnia operated by Sarnia -Parkhill Bus Line
PARCEL EXPRESS. AND CHARTERED COACHES -
EUS DEPOT AT ,
RITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL
PHONE' 690
45
t Cla 'i5tiLsf3 v th t1ac A..03E Q,
illy ct Vor'x lllt rens
lr lfifi ntoy, spent >a few da.vo Oat
(tt(n(leriels with her daughter, Mrs.
3.la'Y..4li 11`1
*ASIIFIULD
AS1IPIE JJ . Dl_c :;l►. Mist•; Anne
BeerlsaILToroato spent last wk .with
her p:trt'tits. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Berry.
Guests for the holidays ' with \
and Mrs, Fred MacGregor' were M
•
Mier:3 ' GCne C$�yt d t1i d mot,
IiriGllan, mi °inot1•t0, r3p;�rat. 0°hr�r urns
%%•>alia M1 -,t, ttautyilt 001(1 1?.ali ly,.,
.: lis*. `«cap .:.?ylcga- +mmw MOIIi, of u'; e -
rich, silent ('itrit tat1tys vlth Mr. anI
Al I A. P. (:'letrla.
M r. and Mrs. Alkut Stoll helm
( llrir intatr3 at 1 he(Jford with Mr. and
\I r;t. Hamilton.. .
Mr.' and Mrs. ltobt. Bean and, faintly
spent ('Iil'itttduaat with 1"r. a1Id Afro,
11', Haney Webster, Goder#ell `.
11 rt'. Fordyce ('lark', Ala rgarc't and
r, ({att'o13I1 spent a few days with 'lir. and
1d \1rs. :Innstoll, (><ocierich.
,r errs I' cit 118'
�'ourng of Trelltoll 611Eent
the holiday with his parents, M. ",and
M rs. Gordon `Young '
Visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Bean on Christmas were Mr. Land Idr1,
Chas. \Vatllis; Diargaret and Carol, and
Mr. Walter Wallis of Bayfield.
Charles MaeGregor of . aterloo at
Mr. and Airs. Gordo/1 Bailey of 1'c
onto.
Mr. Earl Howes and Isabel spent last
week in Toronto.
Mr. and D1rs. Alvin Guilders and
fatttxily, pf Goderich, spent Christmas
with Airs. K. JP ri ish.
Misses Anna, Charlotte and I4)is
Mackenzie • of Toronto were home for
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan MacKay of
Bright's Grove spent last week at the
home of Mr. John MacKay.
miss Bertha Macdonald, of Toronto,
visited with her Mother, Mrs. It. D.
Macdonald.
Miss Marion Macdonald of Sarnia
was. home for the holidays.
Mr. Donald MacKay of North Bay
"droplbed" in on his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John,MacKay, in time for Christ-
mas dinner, when he landed his plane
in a field beside the house. The scarc-
ity of snow on the fields was his one
worry as he flew over his honie but he
made a safe landing pn the skik He
took off for North eBay on Friday
morning.
CARLOW
CARLOW, Dec. 30.—Mr. and' Mrs.
James Parrish and David spent 'the
wreck -end at Listowel.
Hydro has been installed at No. 1
school.
Mrs. Mellwain of Nile has come to
spend the winter with Mr. and :Mrs.
F. McIiwain. D ,
\Liss Verna Caldwell of 'Guelph spent
Ch 1stlnas with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. -Caldwell„
miss Betty Yo(ing of London spent
the Christmas' holiday with Mr. and
Mrs: Lloyd Young. •
Mr. -and Mrs. M. Tyndall and Charlie
were at Toronto to be present at the
wedding of their daughter and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allis and baby
spent Christmas -with Mr. and Mrs.
Houston near Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Mcliwain and
Glenda'§Hent Christmas with Mr.. and
Think for others and you're never
lonely, whether by yourself or, In :a -
crowd. s
• We blow our own horn when
don't want to play second fiddle.
411111,
we
Fairbanks -Morse
Hander Mills
Grain Grinders
011 Burning Heaters
Engines
Fleury -Bissell
• Gruen. Grinders:�,. -- --
Plows and Disc' Harrows
John Deere
Tractor Stiff
Tooth Cultivators
Diamond Harrows
Brantford
anti'or
d
Cement Mixers and Pump
Jacks
BEATTY &- McDOUGALL
Pumps, Wipdmills, etc.
H. R. B -AER -
PHONE CARLOW 2821
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WE HAVE A PLENTIUkSTOCK OF NEW SEIBERLING
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Stomach Disorders May
-Cause Bad Headaches
Often a headache' is caused by an ailment- of
some other part of the body far removed from the
pain. It may be an upset stomach or some intestinal
disorder.
If you are troubled by such headaches why not
try Burdock Bhtiod Bitters? For Burdock Blood
Bitter§ is a favourite remedy for mingr•iatestinal disorders. It helps to
regulate the digestive organs, tone up the liver and aid the natural action of
the bowels. As a result, there may be an improvement in the general health. .
i,r1ht?t i; YirTIQ'years Burdock Blood Bitters has helped thousands of
Canadians. It should do the same for you. Burdock Blood Bitters is
sold at n.il.drug counters. Price $1.00 a bottle:
Maar
'tdiJburn
Ca •I.im�tpd,Tnr.•,an�i�, ontz. ._,
,were macer' with week-old., ,yeast, but.
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have been put in pre -heated 'oven im-
mediately before the old yeast weak-
ened 'the cellfilar stru('fure
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