a Ls ot ee aes Se ieee ee ie Tg THE STRATFORD MIRROR What A Difference. there is in a ready made suit and a Coghill tailored suit ! Our custom made clothes con- form to your individual phys- ical characteristics in every detail. You will take pride iu wear- ing a suit or top coat made by our experienced cutters and tailors. For Your Next Suit or Topcoat, try.... | Coghill Custem Tailors 108 Downie St. (upstairs ) Phone 510 If your bedroom has a narrow wall space between two closet doors, you can provide yourself with a con- venient adjustable dressing mirror by attaching mirror panels to both doors and to the wall space. The doors must be hinged to swing in opposite directions. tee pe A new line of wedding dresses in. troduced in Paris recently, featured a triple train, swung court fashion from the shoulders, and a wedding veil of real point d'Angleterre lace, encrusted on tulle and draped from a splendid diamond tiara. oe * * Cocoa Egg-Nog: Beat the white of an ege stiff and while still beat- ing, gradually add 1 teaspoon sugar, teaspoon cocoa, dash of nutmeg and % cup milk. Serve cold. #5 oe _Hats for spring have never been sillier or more enchanting. Some are peaked dunce caps in softest antelope or felt, with impertinent quills. Some "WMlancy «Harts JOHN JOSEPH GAINES, M-D-s 4- Ve. Wi are Napoleonic tricornes and _ bi- cornes, in black with color trim- mings. Some are Tyrolean felts with high-pointed crowns. And some are coachmen's high hats, in the best historical manner. * * * Wendy Berrie, actress, who wants to gain rather than lose weight, 'ecommends bowling for an hour twice a week as an ideal exercise. lt doesn't steal pounds, she says. ee eee Household Hint: Add a few drops of ammonia to the dish water in which particularly greasy dishes are being. washed. This will cut the grease and make the washing easier. * co * "I think I'll go downstairs and send Nancy's young man home." "Now, Elmer, remember the way we used to ccurt." "T-hadn't thought of that: I know darned well I'd better go down and send him home!" CTOR Se Yodan GENUINE HEART DISEASE If ever a fellow needs skilled medical advice it is when the heart becomes really diseased. My object in this talk is to try to make the layman understand his heart better so he may seek competent counsel SPORTS (Continued from Page 1) The junior Wossa team sprang @ surprise on the strong London Tech) team by beating the Londoners, 8-3, here on Monday night. While their five-goal lead is a big one, the Strat- ford team can not afford to take any" chances. The London team is smart, and probably would run in a lot of goals if it started to click. * * * Whytes Black Hawks of the Indus- trial League were unfortunate in los- ing the services of Mike Helm, just as the play-downs got under way. Helm is one of the best in the le players the Whyte line-up. He received his injury during the sudde> death game with Avalons, following the O. H. A. game on Monday night. % * * ing toward the champi-nship play- offs. Semi-finals will be concluded at the arena on Saturday morning, after which J. H. Macqueen, the physical director at the 'Y', will made arrange- ments for the play-offs. Didn't Care Then A Scotch preacher was awakened one night in the "wee sma' 'oors" by a member of the congregation who was badly inebriated. "Mr. McPherson," he said, "it worries me greatly to find the difference between the Presbyter- ians and the Methodists." "You are in no condition to discuss theology now," said the minister. "Come back tomorrow when you are sober and Tf "That's the hell of it," cried the man. "I don't give a darn what the difference is when I'm sober." League, and he will be missed from _ The 'Y' League teams also are mov- | will be glad to explain the difference." | > THE STRATFORD MIRROR | | OBITUARIES | MRS. WILLIAM CASSON Stratford lost a citizen of 68 years' residence, when Mrs. William Casson passed away at her home, 113 Rebec- ca Street, on Monday night. She was 84 years of age, and had been in ill health only a short time. Mrs. Casson was a native of Eng- land, born in Fressingfield, Sussex, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Rope. In 1869 she came to Strat- ford, and had lived here since that time. Mrs. Casson was a member of the congregation of St. James' Church, and formerly took an active part in the work of women's organizations of that church. The Rev. F. G. Light- bourn, rector of St. James' conducted the funeral service. * * * ELIZABETH ANNE JOHNSTON Death terminated a long illness when Mrs. Elizabeth Anne Johnston died at her home, 132 Cobourg St. Mrs. Johnston was in her 91st year, and had lived in Stratford for more than half a century. Her maiden name was Elizabeth Anne Coppin, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Coppin of Bodmin, England. In 1872, she was married to John Johnston, who predeceased her. Prior to coming to Stratford, Mrs. "Johnston resided, for a shoit time, in Mitchell. For many years, she had been a member of the congregation of Ontario Street Baptist Church. * * * AUGUST SAAKEL A former well-known resident "of Mitchell and Fullarton Township died her on Thursday morning, in the per- son of August Saakel. The death oc- curred at the home of his son-in-law, AMBRICOAL (Hard Coal Briquette). For 18 years the makers of AMBRICOAL have been con- stantly improving this fine an- thracite fuel. Each year its quality has won more friends, Always in stock. rer ton" 12.50 Sold Exclusively in Stratford by tHE HEAGY FUEL co. 198 Nelson St. Phone 176 Nitt: "Once I saved a man's life but I never got a medal for it." Witt: "Give particulars, please." Nitt: "An inebriate once came home te his apartment and turned on only hot water to take a bath in, and he would have been scalded to death, only I happened to be janitor of the build- ing and there was no hot water." 6. eis Son: "Daddy dear, what is an ac- toric Daddy: "An actor? My son, an actor is a man who can walk to the side of a stage, peer into the wings filled with Gpepammmy «<< CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES scree (RD Washday Needs at C.D.S. Feature Value! Housewives! Don't overlook this value. Round galvanized iron Wash Tub, size about 22% by 11%; zinc faced Wash Board, size about 24 by 12 inches and three doz. hardwood Clothes Pins. Canieee f a. Pats aas WP siin gat. > oy ead og ee ta --C.D.S. Downstairs Store BROADCAST SALE oR Lingerie and Foundation Garments CONTINUES SATURDAY GREE CANADIAN DEPARTMENT STORES tnvcre> A woman. ment of polygamy. Variability is one of the virtues of a| have one good wife you are sure to It avoids the crude require-| have a spiritual harem.--G. ae eae a So long as you]terton, "Alarms and Discursions. Messrs. Goodwin & Andrew Barristers announce the removal of their office to 15 Ontario Street eS Immediately east of the Hydro Shop Harry Kreh, 151 Norman Street. theatrical props, dirt and dust, other "ag A. native of Germany, Mr. Saakel|actors, stage-hands, old clothes aor was 83 years of age. He had lived in| say: 'What a lovely view there is from Canada since early manhood. For|this window. many years, he farmed in Fullarton township, later moving to Mitchell. He had been a resident at Stratford for HAZARDS about ten years. He was a member ef THE HO USE OF Centennial Evangelical Church. at once if he suspects trouble with this vital organ. Remember, it is not the blood in the big caverns of the heart that ; sustains the heart-muscle itself. The heart-muscle has its separate H Rastus--'Here am a telegram from arteries and veins just the same as your leg has. The coronary arteries | de boss in Africa. He says he is send. of the heart-muscle supply it with blood, and these are probably the | -ing us some lions' tails." most responsible vessels within the human being. i BENNINGTON'S WEEK-END SPECIALS Pas SSN es at: So TET RR sl ke AERA een en! -- - es = ae ee ees = ~ ae SE = - 3 E = > MIRROR Circus Owner's Wife--"Lions' tails, If a coronary artery becomes plugged up, the heart-wall beyond the COMIC -Rastus? What are you talking about?" obstruction begins to weaken, because it is deprived of food. It may be tH} Rastus--"'Well, read it yourself. It "plugged" by bacterial processes--the infected heart. This may occur 'says plain: 'Just captured two lions. in a rheumatic subject, or in cases of influenza, or a chronic infected Sending details by mail'." heart--hence the rush to remove tonsils, teeth, etc. ++. * Probably obstruction in the coronary arteries is next to valvular Brazil Creamy Toffee disease in frequency; but diseased valves make loud heart murmurs-- easily diagnosed. I have had many patients who knew they had "leaky 2 5G». {; hearts." But there is not much, if any, noise about a plugged artery in the heart, and there is much more danger--much more. Broken Chocolate The principal symptom, WEAKNESS AND SHORTNESS OF Cream Bars BREATH. One fails markedly in coronary disease, and, it takes a physician to diagnose and treat it. Don't depend on home treatment 19¢ antil it becomes forever too late; and don't depend on physical exercise or manipulation-treatments. I'm advising you right. By MAC ARTHUR| Professor--'Do you know that when Washington was your age he was at the head of his class?" 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