The Goderich Star, 1926-03-04, Page 3THURSDAY, MARCH 4th. 1fiAi.
Many People
Mak. a Mistake
i* WAN; that the only aim of *
pill is to rem taut bowel., but a prep. -
erly prepared hilt should set bew.+Aei•
alts the liver sad tlra eatire
gleaduW sad aeeretety mint.
This Is Jost What
MILBURN!$
LAXA LIVER
• PILLS.
Nbor600d News Nuggets
Picked From Our Exchanges
New Teacher at Winging* 1926, there died at his residence it
Mies Lizzie Hetherington ;lax been Toronto, a pioneer of Huron County
engaged by the Winghanti Public in the person of Andrew, :Meet so.
School Rood to teach the Junior of the late John Duatpeey. formerly
Third Class, of Vsborne, latterly of N,:"epawa
Death of Wiagha* Young Ma* Man -
Mr. Roy Nefterfield, an esteemed -Death of Mrs. Rogers, Brussels
employee of the Western Foundry On Thursday evenint, Feb. lath
Wingham, died at his residence in an,old time resident of Brussels pax.
Lower Win*haru on Monday, Feb. sed away in the person of Jane Low.
22nd, after a severe illness which tbian, relict of the late Mr. Georg:
had lasted for some time. He war Rogers, in her 82nd year. ` lieteeris-
�' Do By Their Action in his 34th year. He is survived by ed came to Brussels In 18.1.1 iron
r
They are smell and easy to take, teed
( work gently and elleiently withrtut a
gr( oreepein:•
Tneyr eau belie* l ll cur a base
titre; 2 pills as a ostksrtie; g pins o. *
pat Ud see.
•sat dealers sell them;
rat op by The T. ItW>kara Vey
Lhaltede Tomato* Onto
MUSIC
Pno?, •W. It.. JACKSON --Instruction
given in: Voice, Culotte-. OrZn,
Piano.V1olin, Guitar, Thcore, etc.
Studio alai residence. North Street.
C. fa,'\IILTON-•-Organist North St,
ignited Church. Concert player
• and Teacher.
Residence at :\ars. Colborne';, St. 1'at-
rk.k %tett.
LEGAL CARDS
F. R. trAWtOW.
aattribter, .delleltor, Notary Public; lac„
• Successor to J. r.. Killoran.
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Phone 8'7 Orilec, The Scram,
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• T tIBLEY' ll. HOL11ES , " . ..•-•'
ferrlster, Solicitor. r otar•e
Public, Conveyancer. Eke
PHONE 27 ' HAMILTON STREET
SPECIALIST
DR. F Jett. FORSTER.
EYE EAR NOSE:, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New .York (tph-
tbaltnie and..Aurat Hosptital, assistant at
htooretteld's .Eye Hospital and Golden
63 re Throat ,lia$P1tal. London, Eng.
Waterloo St. S „ tratforet;--'i'ei
phone 267.
M Hotel .Bedford. Goderich, on the
evening of the third Monday or on*
month, from 7 o'clock till Alre:follptvru';;
day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m -
CHIROPRACTIC
"b �IiliiUl'RAC'POR. •
Olt. A. N. aria SON,
Registered Chiropractor, Goderich
Chronic, Organic and Nervous Diseases
`Consultation Free
' Oftice.hours--2 to v and .7 to 9 p. in.
and by appointmeat, excepting Monday.
and Thursday afternoons and eveninaTS;
c)mce Hours on these days 10 to i2 ann.
4n1y. .•- ,,
Cox•uer 'Fust and Victoria Sts.
OPTOMEI'RYT
. L. COLE. 1t 0 ,
�.OPTICIAN,OPTOMETRIST,
V d ricer.
West Street,
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Honor Gradual8 of the Canatiialt, Altb-
. thatmic College of Toronto..
Eyes. examined by the Latest methods,
end the proper fitting of glasses Maenad-
-erste prices. 'Ontario Hoard of , xam-
Mers Certificate No. 870. '
AIICTIONEERING ' r'
THO AS GUINDRY,
Line Stock and General Auctioneer,
Hamilton Street, Goderi.h
Sales made everywhere and all efforts;
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers' stale, notes diseouuted.
OBERT.. HOIiERTSON.
Qr wlitled Auctioneer,..
Eldon Street`., 6srdekka; ' ,
will conduct any. `iale'rn the County ot•
Huron. For information apply to 1'. J.
Ran, Ihinitten St., 0- ^rrers .eft with`
him will receive prompt attention.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC,
• r M. BAILIE..
;'rnTAiRY PUBLIC
General .Conveyanning dons .
(teed. Companies - Ite.pre a••:nt:e:l
Phone "No. 'x98. Goderich, Ont.
GEORGE 1-:. 0itE F NSLADI:,
CONVEYANCING ANO NOTAn,
Bayfield,. Ont. •
INSURANCE
cKIL1MP- MUTUAL FIRE 1\e.i'li-
his mother. by his wife and by ont Delaware, where she and her husbenc
son, Jimmy. had resided for some few years and
Death of a noon Pioneer the exception of four years -it
The late Mr. Hiram Smith, whose Portage -la -Prairie and the last 'eve:
remains were interred in ire"ingharr: years in Mount Forst, speak het
cemetery on Saturday afternoon whole life -time in Brussels, where
Feb. 20th, was one of the pioneers of ;the was held in high esteem by ever;
the district. He esus horn in Faaterr. one. Her husband predeceased het
Ontario but when quite et young emar by twenty years.
same to Huron and lived fora time A Reason Wedding
in the vicinity of Amberley. After A very interesting matrimonial.
returning #rem the farm he lived it event took place at the Hensel! Unica
Wingham town ,plot for a good num. parsonage on Wednesday. Feb. 17th
bet of years. He was in his 86th when Rev. A. Sinclair united in the
year, bonds of wedlock Miss Mary fair•
,heath of Mr. Jonathan Farrier, burn, daughter of Mr, and airs. Geo
1Vinghom Fairburn, of ,?,'ueke'rsmitlr, to Mr,
Mr. Jonathan:Farrier, formerly o: Lentils O'Brien, son of Mr. and :airs
West Wawanosh, passed away at the Wm. 0 Brien, of Zurich,
home of his niece, Mrs. George 'pif. Clinton Show April lat
fin, Wingham, oh MDonday, Feb. 22nd The date of the Huron Central
He was 69 years of age and hac Agricultural Show in Clinton this
been confined to hia bed with creep, year is Thursday, April ist.
ing paralysis for the past two years An Explosion in a Clinton Kitchen
•-W'n am i -
s h i ,slot a h ria
Mr. Wm. S ert'e? g ,
Mr'. W. R. Farrier; 'of AVawanosh On Sunday . morning, Feb. '21st, an
are sister and br other. explosion occurred at the home of
Exeter, Hetwall and Credito Blah' blowing,
the water front,
blowing out of the range. The stove
Bag 110 Jacks was blown almostto pieces nadends,
Exeter sports, supplemented • ba. tea -kettle, coal, ashes and water flew
several from Hensall and eCt•4diton all over the kitchen, The explosion
numbering altogether 45, hada big - occurred about 8 o'clock in the morn -
jack rabbit drive recently when 11( ing and when -,Air. Jenkins jumped"
tacks succumbed. The men took th, out of bed, to see what was the
train to Lucan Crossing and oreratei matter, he was met by -a cloud of
from there, ' - - steam, .ashes and smoke. It was - a
_ Died in Toronto horrible mess,. ,but the family are
On Thursday morning, Feb. 4th congratulating ,themselves it was no
Stomach Troubles
That Are Dangerous
erous -
•
(CUT THIS 'OUT) Some forms of stomach trouble, 11
neglected, often lead to dangerous
conditions—ulcers - or cancers --then.
a surgical operation is about the only
hope. • :- •
For this reason, even the most:
simple stomach , ailments t should be,
given prompt- and careful -attention.-
So, don't neglect acid stomach, sour-
ness, gas or bloating! •.. And - :don't
waste time with unknown orunre-
liable treatments.- At the very first
signs of distress,e goto anygood drugu8
store an obtainfe,w cents vt r
d r a a; o th
of pure Bisurated Magnesia. This
special Mainesia Compound is sefe
and pleasant to take—quickly, al-
most instantly, effective and does• not
act as a laxative. Be sure and ask
for BISU1tATED Magnesia for
stomach troubles only. ' -• -
Wheeler
Funeral` Director and
Embalmer
oderich, Ontario -
r.
ANCE COMPANY -
1•Allir iV''P TFrrt.ATED TOWN PROP.
EIITY INSVRED. •
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Value of property insured: up to Jau-
u , 1910, 63,048,975.00. •
Ot F KEDS.• -James Connolly, Pre d
dent, 0-odcrintt , ,:Das.`1 vrlas, 4Vk'c Presi-'-
rdent, Beechwood; '1'. E. Ila-yt. tigc.-
Treas. Seaforth. -
DIR (TI',JRS- ll. F. efe(.regor, Sea -
forth; J M. lirieve, Winthrop; Wm.
• .Wrin, Constance; George dict artnee,
Ferris,
e
rnucker•,tttitta; Jahn Ferris, Itu..e ek,e
John I3enneweee, 'Broadhaatan; Murray
i:'rib8on Brueetleld.
AGENTS -J. W. Teo, Goih rteit; hand).
Leitrli, Clinton SYni. Chesn:y, Sea -
forth: B. Ilineliley, Seaforth.. - t:
Policy holders can pay their asePili
ments at It. It. Cutt's store, ',odii,rich;
_ ;t, J. Slorrish's Clothing Store,...eli.ntun:
or J. IL1tesd, hayfield. •
FIRE INSURANCE
Have it attended to oy the
OMIT WAWANO$H MUTUAL.FIllE• il1EUkA$Cf CO
‘°Kstablished 1878
Head Office: Dungannon, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld,; R. R. No. 2, God-
' erich, pres.; Wm. J. TltoMpson, Aub-
urn, vice pres.; directors Wen. Mc-
QuiIlan, St.Helens; W. P. Peed, R. R.
No. 2, Lueknow; It L. Salkeld, 'phone
GOOr1i, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson,
Lucknow; Wm.. Watson;; Jas. Girvin.
R. R. No. 6, Goderich; Wm. r. Thomp-
ton, Auburn;' Tina Griffin, R. R. No.
7, Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt, Kineat-
Stine, Ont. • THOS. STOTfIERS, T. G. sili;7,%:N,
Tress. ' Seer�etary.
All cad : promptly'attended to
ay or night.
Phones: = ore 330; Hamm 335w
Death of Mrs. Robert Willis, ,
Seaforth
The death of Mrs: Robert Willis at
her home in Seaforth on Tuesday
morning, Feb. 23rd, removed one
who, until a breakdown in heulth oc-
curred some six years ago,.was most
active in her home and . in the Sea -
Verdi Methodist church,. of which she
was a member for over fifty years
and president of.the Ladies' Aid for
an extended period. .For years . she.
was president . of .the Seaforth W. - C.
T. U. 1VIrs. - Willis whose masses,'
name 'was Lewanna Brewer, was
born in Taunton, Somersetshire,
England, 81 years ago, wanting to
Canada' and'settling with her pari;.:
ants at Iiarpurhey when she was
nine years of •I
r d1865 ehew
In was
married to Mr, Robert Willis, who is,
still ' held in warm remembrance as
one of • Seaforth's leading business
men for upwards of two generations:
and who died in 1910. The family.
of Mrs, Willis Were sevedf' in num-
ber: One daughter, Annie, • who died
in 1896; and., six sons, Hurry, living
in Wingham Walter, in Seaforth ;
Charles, in Stealer, Alta.; Frank, it
Winnipeg; James, in Seaforth, and
Rey, in Detroit. •t' -
A. Hullett 'township Golden Wedding
On Tuesday of last week Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Carter of the' 9th con-
eession of Riullett, celebrated the ft=
tieth anniversary of their - marriage.
their family and a few friends . gath-
ering to congratulate them and wish
them joy on the.last lap of the jour-
ney. Mr. andMrs.. Carter were mar-
ried .at Lucan on March '.'.'3rd, ,1876.
STAR
BOYS' OWN CORNER
(Continued from page 2)
1 aey mentor of a Trail Rangers'
rump,
I - The annual Father anJ Son Gun=,
day wax held in 'Dungannon recently.i
If ever the boys had charge et a
whole aervke it was en this occn,sicn•l .
The address was given by Benson
Pentland, who outlined the' '1'uxia std
Trail Ranger program, Mt. I. t'ul
bort read the scripture lesson and
Mr. Orland Here conducted the sere
vice in general,
WE HEAR TEAT
The Bond Gelling Campaign .
throughout the province lists been a
s u e e e s s. Just -what the aetua:
amount raised will be is not a't pres-
ent known.
GIGGLES
Teaeher--"Gam, what Is velocity""
Saar—"Velocity is what a per::on
hats go a bee with,"
They came up to Hallett immediate- , •• e• • * a
ly on their marriage and settled on Ted—"Is '
the Oth, where they have continued grow in da
to reside ever since. There- they- peacesor
reared their family and made , for Ted—"W.
themselves a home, They have ..two like 'umbrel
sons and two daughters. Derwin. the -
youngest son, is on the homestead . Absent -
with his parenta;-'J. Stankey also re- ing into -co
sides in Hullett, as does stirs. Fred A tew
Shobbrook, while Mrs. Herbert Oakes into a lady' 'le that you again, you
is a resident . of Goderich townehip, brute?" -
This worthy couple have the geed '
wishes of their friends that they will' MOTHERS WHO HAVE USED
see many another anniversary of
their marriage. ° -
Celebrated Fifty -Sixth Anniversary
of Wedding
Mr. and lora. Thos. Archer, former
residents ,of Hullett townsh?p,' now
of 347 Glebe st., London, recently
celebrated the fifty-sixth anniver-
eery of their wedding. Mr. Archer
is the eon of the late Hugh and Elia.
Archer who came to Hullett in 1847
and. settled on the 5th concession,
which was then all bush and bad to
be cleared before they built their
pt true. that mushrooms
a places?„
"Yes, ,
•�
1 is that why they look
as?"
tl * * M
inded professor (hump-
). --"Pardon me, madam."
onlents later he bumped
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Always Strongly Recommend Them
to ,.Other Mothers .
Once a . mother has used Baby's
Own Tablets for her little anus she
will use. nothing else --actual raper
e
tense teaches . her that there is no
other medicine to equal them for any
of the minor ailments from which
her baby or little ones sulfa. • Hav-
ing found the value of the Tablets in
her, own home, she is always anxious
shanty. Sere Mr. Archer was berm that other mothers should 'share her
and resided there until a few years knowledge. That is why Mrs.
ago. The. farm -is. • now owned by - Creighton White, North Noel Road,
N.S., Writes
Mr. Blacker. Mrs.. Archer is the the following:—"I have
daughter of the late Alexander and- a - baby. seventeen months old and
in 860 • and cleared, the farm now ever s rice . p was a
owned by Mr. Glen Cornish on the week old. I know of no other metal-
Base line. Mrs, Archer 'was former- eine to equal them, and it is certainly.
ly Mary Grant. There aro four chit -
other
pleasure to recommend them to
dren, Leila (Mrs" Rath, of Clinton); other »others,'r
Millie (Mrs. McDonald, of Londono).; Baby s Own Tablets are' a mild° but
Hugh, of Winnipeg, and Grant, of thorough laxative that regulate the
Spokane, Washington. stomach and bowels; banish eonsti-
pation 'and indigestion; break' up
Huron Blood Will Tell. colds. and simple fevers and make the
In . connection with the appoint- sickly . baby well and happy again.
ntent of Mr:.Dunning, as Minister of Theyare sold by medicine aealers or
Railways in the.:King. Cabinet, and by mail at 25' cents a box from The
thenaming of his successor;as Prem. Dr. .Williarirs Medicine Co„- •}kook-
ier
of Saskatchewan, the County iif villc, Ont.
Huron stands a chance of being high- _
Iy hohored, Naming those who are • .. •
in the'' running, a newspaper says : U Ck
ly Drives
"Hun. S. ;J. Latta, Aiinister' of Edu-' '.
cation, •is senior in point of public
service, having been elected to the Out All
LerGrant, who came to Hullett have given him nothing but Baby's
' Own Tablets ih
provi:tcial, house.atti..1.908. He , had
taught school in Ont'rr
o for twenty-
three years, arylw•a$. rIqC
i
sal of
a
London school to 1206; when he first
went West. Hon: C M. Hamilton is
second choice, . though he did not . cal -
ter
n -ter the Hituse until 1919. - He is at
present Minister of Agriculture n"J''
a Close personal friend of Dunning'et.
He was an at .White;church, Ont.
Hon. J. G. Gardiner, who is also
spokenof to succeed Duntaing, is a
native of Farquhar, Ontario. and
succeeded Mr. •Latta as Minister of
Highways.” Mr. Latta was born
near hills Green.: Farquhar, • where
Mr. Hamilton was born, . is near , Exe-
ter, .while Whitechurch, wheal.; Mr.
Gardiner was borne is on :the, boun-
dary of Huron and Bruce.
Death of 31r. H. Cantelon
The - sudden - death :occurred'.- :at.
Watford on Wednesday,, Feb. 17th.
of Mr. Henry •Cantelon, after u short
illness, at the 'age of• 82 - year.;. Mr.
Cantelon was. born in Goderich to,,n-
s ; , ship,. being ,a, son of the late Mr.
* "�uu...--•... David -Cantelon, one of the pioneers.
�=•< He spent good mar e Cl
onery ._ peea y, y ar
.•s in (lin.
ck R-liefT
eUTs..
WRNS
\BITES
nodd'& Antiseptic Healing Ointment
11-4, is a safe, soothing treatment for all skin
abrasions, infections and irritations. Its
.powerful, antisepticactionprevents infec-
tion
nfertion of open wounds and enables the
•e,,..=t xceptional healing qualities of this famous
ointment to quickly relieve paiti and irrita-.
tion and bring about a speedy recovery.
t ; 'S
e0�u'
Jnt%eptic-%ealin -
OINTME... T
for ruts, burns, scalds,bites, sore feet,
abscesses, old sorts, boils, eczema, piles,
ulcers, hives and all diseases of\the skin.
Absolutely- pure and non -irritating. An
excellent after•shaving treatment for tender
Adm. Heals snail cuts or chafing and
leaves the skin snioodi and soft.
Keep ae tier es hand for
resuiar. earlsemergency use
50c At All Drtkuists
StND COUPON I!1L0W
VOR GENEROUS
TRIAL 'List
- ton, later going to Toronto and. for
the past four years he had been. with
hail his son in-Watford..H e 3 d ben 'a e
commercial . traveller - for 'fort,, • years
and represented a carriage company:
Ile was an honorary member of the
Commercial Travellers' A:sssoc •'tion,
was a Conservative in politics and
was -connected with • the - M+ettlpdiet.
church, He leaves two sone, Inkier
man, proprietor of the Watford Inn.
and Itoy, -of Vancouver, and two
daughters, Mrs.. C. Poole, of Vancou-
ver, and Mrs, P. Yeas, of Filniore,
Sask. Two brothers: also.. survive,
William . and ` David, both of Clinton.
A private service was held at :Wat-
ford Thursday afternoon at 1,30, in
charge of Rev, S. J. Thonneeee, lifter
which the body was brought to Clin-
ton. The funeral service in Clinton
was held on Friday afteenoon in the
undertaking parlors of the Hard-
ware and Furniture •Company,
Many old friends andrelativeee were
present and the service was conduct=,
ed by' the Rev. A. A. Ilolrie:t . Th.
pallbearers were Messrs. W. J Pais.
ley, W.. TipLady, F. W. Johnstots, .1.
A. ]Cord, A. -J. Tiplady- and George-
Cantelon. - Amongst those - fr,,ni a
distance who attended the funeral
were: Mr. and Mrs. L. C'sntelon,
Watford; D. A. C'antelon, Heasuli.
and Mrs. J. , E. Brooks, Mitchell,
Many lovely flowers were earl - by
members of the family and friends
in Vancouver, P.C., London, Watford
and . Clinton. Interment wit ; tirade
in Clinton cemetery.
•
Mrs. Johnsing -"Ah thou„iit you -
all said you was -(wine to name your
new baby 'Vietrola' but alt hear you.'
'all 'done -Make a "rhitt . ,"
Mrs. Moses- -"k es. Ah expected
it would bre * girl and Ali had de- -
eidel to name her 'Victrola,' but she
turned out to be a 1)01%, -o Alt dune'
name hint 'Dladio,' •' f the Winter and the strike.
C A TO Rik
A
peio
?AOI ?BUS
McEwen's Specials
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 2k
A goo teaspoon, King George design, given away with each
25e worth.
24 Hags Soap, Mct;wen's special $1.00
0 cakes Palm Tree, Toilet Soap for .2S -
3 Ihs. loose Cocoa for .2S
(Sibs. of Sulphur or Salts suitable for stock purposes for .z$
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Black Tea.
We will give 1 lb. of this Tea, 1 loaf Bread, 1 a lb. Hiscuiits
and i bar Soap for the salve price as a pound of any package
Tea. -
Special price on large Flannelette Blankets
Special price on Fancy Blankets
'We are cutting the price on Men's Alt Wool Underwear and
Men's Fleece -lined Underwear.
Good Linen Roller Towelling 25e per yd.
Good large Bath Towels 00c per pair
Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloth*, different widths at right
prices.
"Now is the time to buy a set of dishes 1 Oct off.
Freie delivery blear part of the Town. - -
J. J. Mawen
PHONE 46 • South Side Squats
Asthma Can be C trecle-Its sue-.
tering is. as needless as It is terrible
to endure, .After its many years of
relief of the most stubborn easea no
sufferer can doubt the perfect effect-
iveness of Dr, J. D. Kellogg's Aeth-
nra Remedy. - Comfort' of -body 'and
peace of mind' return with its use .
and nights of sound sleep come back
for good. Ask .your druggist; he
eon supply you.
GODERICK-MARKETS
Wheat, per bush. ,...:4
Buckwheat, per bueh
Bogs •
Oats, per bush.,.,,
Peas, per bush
Barley, per hush
Cattle, ordinary. per
cwt. .
Cattle, eyport, ,
(per cwt.)
Cattle, choice per cat
Laritbs, per cwt
Dairy Butter, ..,
Eggs, per dos.. .
Family flour, per cwt 2.90
Patent flour, per auto. 4.75
Bran, per ton.. :. ,•:2.00
Shorts, per ton...
Hay, per ton....... , 10:00
Hides. Ota
Potatoes, per bug., . - :.a:sit
everywhere.
- I� I.JI JIII.i
"Papa," I want to marry George;
IIx
Is one man in a thousand,"
"Why n't you give the other 099
a look ave fore you decide." -
V.-. ,
REDPEPPED FOR
BOLUS IN CHE$T
L5to11.175:
40
66 to 70 Ease your tight. aching cheat. Stop
112;');...:,042516500.05
2,.5 to 8....74"0:5005
00 the pail.. Break up .the cungestiou,
- 40 to 40 1: 1 a bad cold loosen up in just a
1,:15 to 1,50 slmrt time. .
ell.' to i Otl at i riin r qqu ckest-relief � I
nut hurt. yougand it certainlx stems to
to 6.'35 taut t11n tightnc s ,and chive ttre'Conges�
to 7.50 tion and soreness right out.
Nothing has •such concentrated pens -
to 7.50. trating .heat""as red peppers, ane! when
tet 11.00: heat penetrates right down into colds„
con,restiort,:. aching muscles and sore,
to d5 .,tiff' joints. relief comes at once.
30 to a0 The moment you apply Iced Pepper
to 4.00 Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three
to 6.00 minutes the congested spat is warmed.
to ;1.4.00 through and through. When you are
to ;6 00 suffering from a cold, rheumatism,
neck or sore muscles
:0°
1' 00backache, stiff ..,ib 08 vt fimadc3frosy►•red Rowlett Red Pepperpeppers, at any ",60 drug store.• You will have the quickest
relief known. -
m
eu���
C PQISon—
The—
Thee_ first day you take .Rheum,
the doctor's remedy that i3 selling so
rapidly, you'll :.realize - gm when
Rheuina goes lir Rheumatism goes
.out.
It matters not . whether you are
tortured with: pain, . crippled with
swollen joints or distressed with .oc-
casional twinges, Rheurna:.`is guar-
anteed to end your rheumatic trou-
ble ar money back.
Rheum% is just as effective : in
cafes of lumbago, sciatica, arthritis
and chronic neuralgia.
Rheumatisml
'is a' dangerous °des:.
ease. It often affects the heart and
-causes sudden death.'..If you have
it in the slightest degree gct a bot-
tle of Rheums from IL' C. DUNLOP
or any druggist today and drive •it'
from your system at once;
1G
THE
DERICVitAt ttOtI
;ORO FURNACEMAN LAKES US
WE'RE "0L.D FLAMES" OF THIS
WG NIAte HIS. WORK EASY
WHATEVER IT IS
We call Ourselves the ilH•'AT
FOLKS, not the Anthracite Folks,
though in the happy 'lay's before
the strike you could depend on us
for your regular supply of the best
Anthracite coal to be obtained.
But whatever happens, whether
it be strikes or storm's, it is our
business to keep you supplied with
heat.
We are attending to that busi-
ness. •
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