Listowel Banner, 14 Jan 1926, p. 3

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more sales were being made, stock turnovers speeded up and profits increased by ADVERTISING. He -~- This Year’ every week you let stip by without ADVERTISING gives your competitor a igger opportunity. Start your ADVERTISING in the next issue of The Ban- ner and follow the example of hundreds of successful business men by keeping your business constantly be- fore your customers through steady advertising. ‘z ‘ * Could anything be fairer? help N thé flour NLY the best flour makes the best bread, pastry and puddings. Inferior flour, or flour that varies in quality endan- gers your success in baking, reduces the food value and appetizing qualities of everything you bake. I, your retailer, select for. your table the best of everything on the market For your bakingf I select Purity Flour because in all the years f have been in business Purity Flour has never failed to please my customers. I offer you this silk-sifted, oven-tested flour with - the understanding that if it does not make the best bread, pies and cakes you ever baked you may re- turn the unused portion and I wilt return the full price of*your purchase. Sea sO Let me send a trial bag of Purity Flour. with your next- order, You'll be dele ~— yOu settle ~ question 7 once oad jor all! # 1 *\as our farmer friends are evidently 1 (reeze up catised a-legk, which apray- and returned Saturday with d@ set of bagpipes each. We un- derstand:an attempt is being made to interest a number of the young men here in the procuring of pipes-in an effort to form a pipe wand for Port Higin.—Port Elgin Tim ¥ ternoon of last week, Elmer Bach. low, the 14-year-old son of Mr. ry. Buehlow, alighted heavily on a piece of tin imbedded in and pro- truding from é6ome ice, which gashed his left leg below the knee in a man- ner that required about fifteen stit- ches to Eps the wound. The sgt lade still confined to his bed as Har-| Clency’ says: ‘Approach a business of the stalling, face and magnetic eyes, » he : am something of a mind reader mrsel, and T do not share your views ‘ gle nodded the refreshingly un- abashed young man, pluthping into a ¢.| Seat and taking out a packet of pa-— pers. Rule seven of “Business Efl- im an original way,’ so I present ‘Present & proposit..n out- e of the usual rut,’ I've got it right It will take me ten minutes to aul iat on,” nodded Mr. Lane, more cu- rious and:amused than interested. Munson proceeded to outline ‘his plad. Me Viens was _o-tean-and and Palmerston ak it wou erally rece two good referee = Jit oft play— and ihen & obeibiy they would’ not fect should be made to the 0 game handled in a better manne The referee's rules ek pps widely ties the inter- pretation given on Fri tind-reading phase. Rule-nine- | tame with Mt. Forest in wh vlay was stopped because V Witer en ant. In the Listowel game bo shecking in centre ice w permitted Listowel to the full after it became apparent that the referee was not go~ ret to tines e a soda ‘He result of the ty coded » Walkerton Herald and Tim _Dasta oo On New Year's eve some vandal endeavored to celebrate the parting of the old year by demolishing ten panes of glass in the windows of St Andrew's -United Church, Saugeen. Whether this Bastesais act was per- petrated to eatisfy a feeling o ital or waa prompted by a purely devilieh A. ammunition thé wrecker heaved to break the glass- ware was not more corrupt than the mentality of the guilty party.—Port Elgin Times. « The Publisher's Position— >, In spite of the 2,000 circulation, the Farmers’ Sun. the organ of the United Farmiers of Ontario, ch has been supplied to Sun readers tri- weekly at $2.00 a year,)*comes out egain with «a deficit of $65,000. It’s not a profitable business supply- ing a newspaper at legs than cost finding. This is. what many newe- papers in. Ontario. have been doing for some years, with the inevitable} of} pen to The Sun unless bolstered up by the good dollars of its political patrons..—Beaverton. Express. Eggs Stop Rad/ator Leak— The latest—Invention—- brought 2 bout by -tecessity, which is the moth- er cf invention, and in this case ia! cold weather, whieh sometimes plays! havoc with automobile radiators ¥ enusing leaks, is centered on the use of the common egg. Recently a well- known ¢ivil enginesr had the mis- fortune to find the radiator of his Neht-tourine cas frozen it~ The ed water coplously, On the market ‘he other morning he was appoach- ed b¥va Tarmer who had noticed the p-| bile. When they reached @ Mr. Lane fe Wes -8- tes iid “Don’t you see,” submitted the per- suasive and o + Munson, “that you will have over five hundred agents picking up orders every day in the ‘year? Allowing that each man gets but one order avday, thet figures up over fifteen thousand orders a yean Getting that number of orders through your circular and catalogue system, postage stamps alone would cost you five thousand dollars. By my system you keep an account with one central source, get all kinds of free adver- tising and have an army of men work- ing for you on commission basis strictly.” -“It looks feasible," admitted Mr. Lane, “You come back at four o'clock | prepared to give me. the evening, Wil | you?” Munson had expected that the con- eagrec anticipated would take place in the private office, but when he re- turned he found the merchant ready to take him to his home in iis sutomo- ushered him among a gurden group, in- area. The criticisms are ot with any idea of proving an abt. Sor the peers team for Listowel d the raat { the play, and deserv- iene Pergrodd | paid it all. Somé representation to Pes Ae and an effort made to have the weit) Kian two steps forward to bodt an open and this was taken advantage of by! the pad 5 picked by t the ¢ defending team “in ‘the’ od the r. interpretation of) shinn a ‘he. also vice oun -~—-H pil £52 when the geferee call- which | ed the pluyera to centre ice, Listowel at the [. 0.:Whitfield, D.C. ein From Davenport, a | SPENDS HOLIDAY. SEASON TAK- _ ING SPECIAL COURSE EN CHIR- OPRAOTIC. L. 0. Whitfield, orts a° most vets thiagt to and ighiy tatanatve course of Neurocal- “a> giver ‘at ‘8 holidays, * ‘of tw sa iprehensive Instruction in troduced him to his wife, three emal! children and his daughter, Leila. The ; visitor made everybody fee! agreesble. | He complimented Mrs. Lane on ber | lovely garden, played With the litle | ones and devoured the radiant"daugh: | ter of the home with eyes expressing | an admiration he could nof conceal. : “We'll talk right here where we ean | enjoy the beawtifal evenin®” said Mr. Lane, and op @ garden seat just ont- side the family circie they went into fires nusiness détails. “Munson had | drifted about a good deal in a biel- ness Way. It was quite remarkatle i the number of -recommendations — he i | ‘ }entered the warehouse bly gbod- eega ‘ater “action. "s Interest) hal him to give adviea, In con Sequen-| co the engineer cricked » perfect-| Into his vadtnions Tn} ehorkt timo-the leaking . ceased, anil} has #iice not been in eviden: 1:0 Bs, London. Fee Pre « Stele Skank Skins— : : I Barly Thureday morning . thieves! “ot Boube & Zelkind, Port Elgin; and etole over 200 ‘skunk hidea;valued nt: nearly S600. Mr. Zelkind, who lives cover the warehonse, was in Toronto at timo, whilo Mr. Beubes ives in the oar of the etore iptown. and the obbery was not discovered by Ma | Beube until yesterday ‘afternoon, when ‘he went to the warehouse to see if everyihing was in orter. The thieves gained admittance by taking the top part of the window out of the frame. The were tracked in the anow down an alley, but the tracks were ‘dost when had inside knowledge of fthé sitna- tion, pais lg epider of Mr. Zel- d's absen. fobbe erton, is working on the cage.. ; Sapp Birds Score at Boston—| e barred rocks of Mr.P..A. Lam, ©\ so promising that some day I'll get a,j had. All spoke of Mr, Munson partie | Warly as to his: pleasing personality | and strict attention to business, but | more than one deplored his constant | shifting from one position to another | owlng to his. love for chaigge and “va- | tiety. “Yes, Dneedan-ancher—to a) me,” ‘ack nowlalged Munson, and on glanced stealthily in: the ‘rection Leila, “Well; I hope thut ph cee a month's demonstration you will be se Pleased that we will muke o perm nebt arrangement,- Maybe Jt will Beit mind-reading copartnership aa to may | idens—er, Mr. Lane? Munson whs simply jerealatabie the i why he-mingled audgcity and a win | ftiing ingentousness. He had the chil- | dren fairly wild with some choice ' feats of legerdeiinin he operated | i their special benefit. The. finat hou of his stay be was treated all seb ke Nl! ifke some old-time friend rather than | the businéss adventurer with a new | oe = ; ot ry.j-—At-the-end-of-a month Harte afun- | Provincial Constante Bone of Walk. owned it, to sprend before -his em- ployer a bun), 6 contracts and orders that fairly bewildered the stnid, sys- tematic man of business, When an- actle learning. Lectures and icy | work were demanded nitor ractor in attendance. at tte grandmother's story, was U a of Whitfield. reports that lndrede ‘Chiropractors from +all over the masican continent were 44 “sei 1d that the Inetruction. give ‘immennurable value, Dr. Whittier: | she fas.” Thus is himself “henefited to 1—- yer “eat degrée and is Inspired to rena i even .tiner. and more complet “vier to his action a5. a result ¢ : Speelal Co 72. The Newson jansetae Is 2 g¢lenti? instrument of recent Hirention, ‘tates. the interfarance tran feni of life fi ut PAS apa.Orer the nervous ‘a Naurocnlonicter’ ‘accamplist ig be registering the differsnces at cansell bythe résistance to fh sw of fe force. This i nlerfere ence. 4h the Spinal Cohimn pnd by Die af * -thisvaldabie Inet fimoetnt thie Chit “Paco's eg ig stepped. u ‘we . cM eae | ARE OF PIGS NY NTER & ;8 SUBSTITUTES FOR GREEN FEED eee fe Mok trees OF PUA ARE NEEDED. | Diet Is an Tepioetaan Factor.iIn Poe- venting Rickets—Also So:nethiIng About How Wisin Are Caused and Combatted. - (Contributed by Ontario rhb ea of wriculture, Toronto.) Considerable effort has been ex- { pended in. attempts to discover suit- able winter rations for ‘young pigs.” During thé sunimer when pigs are at | , pasture, rickets and osteoporosis are quite rare occurrencés. : Pasture crass” ‘yields’ un abundance of all the re- cently studied yitamines, and so part of the ration supplies the bytes j in meétabolism and prevents the con- dition known as rickets. Winter pigs - need a winter substitute fo: satan local Chiropract- ‘i meter (and Spinograph) Ingbruction inspiration for Longfello he Palmer. iironreetie Davenport Towa, during story « T ‘peka icin ged iter a included a Set an ‘the he pri who Intest phases of modern Chiro- exiled cauene | nuptial. dey was | | Jagers, enraged. to’ oe -wesséls anohored there. i Louls er pect in the other | tainty ak to the-fate of the loved STORY oF EVANGELINE RE or a feed that resembles green apg ne be’ rock, and ground also be fed tn total quantity not ne- Acadian girl. who Evangeline, or emoirs pam the ne lat Jud rh ies adlopted Geeentee of was gy ho bee: Ns ers in en This inmate, accord St: Gabriel, in pets maiden with gen brown halr"that fell fi cluster of curls on her shoulders. Doted Sdauktier. pate Mile laborious and well: young man of St. Gabriel. Louis ceneaux., Their banns had beet pi ed in the village churcit, ‘ ut Hxed,’ and ong love-dream Was about. | realized, when the barbarods ing of our colony took pine. Then the auiet ands peacefint ‘vite Inadners, set im éir hates and fled tnto the wit | dertess, where werd stopned D i Bingtiaky soldlete und loaded Inte. tw Arceneaux was’ .cerriety [ome aboard ane of the and hat. fc Oster oF aeeaine a satan a o on ‘ where the cose tenuaee pol. tombe hing * rec yea (there pad prospered. Bate 4 alts Iyed from owhoni hey were” sepora Raber them 6n to that other sett!o- t of the French ini the far/South. 3 Hameline’s peatcts’ for her leet love ire our last, ve! theg ; Btatu: ‘alwa niennance with rrowlsl that we had come'to look upon lier ns nat of this’ | nat tau"

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