“yaad shoo!l. siness_ Directory Patrenixe. These Advertisers Whenever You. Need the | Services of Reliable Business or Professional Men LEGAL ROBERT G. MacFARLANE Successor to L4te J. KB. Barrister, aac ee Office ever EB. “D. “Bolton, 0,L.S. _'Phone une Convey- @. 8. MORPHY, Barrie er, Notary Sie gonver- anecr, dolieitor for Bank of Com- moree, Listowel, Milverton, eur Money to loan. over J; ‘A. qacrins’s Drug Store, Main an Lis- towel. J. 0. HAMILTON, B.A. Barrister, Conveyancer, Solicitor for the Imperial Money to loan. Ogfice on south side ef Main street, over de store. Bonds ©. MORTON SCOTT, Barrister, nants Public, "Daal! Office over Bank of Montreal, Wallace Street. Here’s a washboard so — ‘DENTAL that a big, 165 pound man can | stand on it without damaging it W. G. E. SPENCE | in the slightest way. } Dentist, Graduate of the Dentist | rtment of Universiey of Penn-; eylvania, Philadelphia; also gradu-) ate . The eee ———— of Dental; Surg Toron . over | Schinbein’s ime | i | | ! wear you get from all S For painless extraction we use nit- ed Ware ut by that old rous oxide oxygen gas, also conduct- y- ive anaesthesia tur Sunet Mera Piooucts Co, % SANAOM TORONTO , WINNIPEG R. F. TAYLOR, L.D.S.; D.D.8. EDMONTON VANCOUVER CALGAKY Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, and of Toronto eal | iversity Nitrous Oxide Gas for eetractions.| Office over J. C. McDonald's store. | Phone 60. F. 8T. C. WILSON, L.D.S.; D.D.S. | Graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons, Toronto Tai none 23 for ap Office over Wally eynolde’ ing store. CHIROPRACTIC “Cloth- R. B. White Zilliaxs’ Hardware Listowel, Ont. ‘ L, O. WHITFIELD, D.P. Drugless Practitioner Electro-Therapy Methods Office on Main street, over John- \|Public School Report ‘until farther advice here another beers a ime, For Month of April: order of one or swore examinations ROOM 1 Honours 7123, 570. Elmer 0, Hardy Bell 729, 2; 634, ieee y Bridge 690, Margaret Margaret Gr bergeas 608, Margaret Woods Alma Richards 584, Lorena 562, Mary Gibson 6558, Ducklow 534, Donald Oakes 518, Peppler 513, Lois Caldwell Freddie Mitchell 344, < ROOM 2 Total $50, honours 638, pas Norma Holtzman 638, 631, Report for a month of April. ; Doroth pass Sangster 840, Jack Kibler 822, Dot whe Dineeny Burgess ‘u- 693, Fritz 565, Olga Gee 663, Edith Hastings Charlie Whealy 555, Mary Anger 536 Louiee’ Norman Wombwell *Stewart 375, Elmer Bean Roy Ronald 619, Pearl Murray 618, Hildred Kritzer 614, Alma P. pler 612, Andrew Maicolm 591, Ag- ap- ec st iinbing ears © hay mow AL. Tues- fe pe ag ea of fast .Wweek, = Agere or son pew Mrs. Henri of town, yfhad the m tune to ~pierce Mick log with Ks wh for. som of the rongs of the ting pis to the depth. “of ‘about three i ehes and making ‘a very painful : . ROOM 7° wound which See George te First class—Total “360. to his bed for a few dayé—Pt. Elgin Hi Titaie iat’ Boao Sete 38 Mary © 334, Bruce Spence ‘ Mi Cel it Tom Forman 296, Donald Ke a Elmira, May 2—At’s meeting . ford 93, absent. one examination. J. Fleming. Tasty < large, one buns and bread are always y PURIT Sd 30 in semp fore 70-reipePay Per Cok Boo 203 ‘Wenera Canada Flour Mills Co. Limited. Toronto, Montresl, Oawa, Seint Joba, 292.6 Elmer Fleming 276, Th | Rockcor 353, Russel Oliver 262, Ken- so Elmira Musical Boclety, —_ ta Sy _derirede— see ROyat Beale neth rt 19 Irwin 153, 119. Sr. Primer. Total.100, honors 75, 6 Helen Ducklow 93, Olive Bender “86; Billy Baker 80, Jack eeso 79, Percy Ng 75. = > ta. 0. Irene Alex- pager 90, paneer Werth 86, Esther Izen A urges : siaxion Freeborn 82, Alice Burnett 78, Flor- ence Gee 72, Ethel Bogues 70, Marg- aret Chamney 66. *Billy ore Calvin. Rotker. 60, ‘ alfe 57,, szyelyn Bowman :. Yel. va Caldwéll 52, e Sandow 46, *Harold Kidd 45, William Cole 40. arrangements can be mai ith the Elmira and’ Woolwich hariclt tural Society for the use of the’ grounde for that date. A committee has been eppointed to make inquiries and it is planned to obtain. some high-class acts. The musical end of the pro- gram will be well maintained ‘this year and four or five bands will be secured, according to present plans. v Former Wroxeter Pastor Dead— Hamilton, May 1—Reyvy Louis Per- rin, B.A., who wae a retired minister Bp 410. of the Presbyterian ‘Church, dled Hazel Harris 790, Beryl Fisher 788 suddenly today at hig home, 64-Fair- Georgina Fletcher 785, Doris Wheel- ROOM & » ley Crescent. e-was-70°years of er 781, Ma sscrte ee 781, Orville; Senior Primary—Total 100, hon-/age and was born at Kincardine. Mr. Leppard 743, neth Prueter 743,}/ors 75, pass 60. Melvin Oliver 94,! porrin was a graduate of Queen's ota Pothersill 742, Norma Mills} Lillian Tanner 93, Harry Opfer 90.| (University, and after entering the 2. Ebert Freeborn 741, Harry|Gladys Bitton 88, Gibson Spence 86,! ministry had charges at Kirkfield, Co uch 735, Johnston Kelly 727,) Rose Foreman 84, Eileen Gordon 81.) pickering, Georgetown and Wroxet- Minnie Hamilton 725, Florence| James Holmes 81, Orville Guthriejer. His last charge was at Chalmers Welker 724, Jack Gee 722, Margaret}77, Marie Opfer 77, Jack Yocom 76,) Church in as hen .he_ retired Gross 713, Carson Mills 696, Jack| Vera Hanna 75, Ruth Gutherie 75,/ five years ago and came here to re- Fothergill 695, Roy Riehm 693, Bert|Annie Heibein 70, Murray Peppler| side. Besides his widow, Mr. Per- Simms 687, Lloyd Hemsworth 685,/68. Leslie Vick 67, Russel Hammer) rin is survived by one son, James Edna Thibideau 684, Mabel Keeso/63. Grace Vance 56, Billie Jones 54;! 4, of London, Ont., and one daugh- 683, Frank Lemmox 674, Billy Lay-| *Elsie Groves 53, Reginald Gutherie ter, R. Conley of Kincard- ery 673, Dora Holtzman 668, Mayei49, Douglas Hoadley 49, WYT | ine, where interment will take place. Helmka. 648, Mauric@ Qiiver 642,|Siddal 48, *Neil Grosz 44, “ili Cartlidg 16, ck Had. to Shoot Horse— eMilford Sebnitt.| pede On Saturday night about 1-o'clock there waé a serious collision on Main Streat here. Mr. Reg. Rooney Bamford 18, *Ja *John McMillan, Junior Primary—Robert Jackson Tessie Thompson 481, MeIntoeh 47 Reberta Thomenen 465, “oreman 409, Mertyn Baan Sordan Riehm 389. Florene: alds 380, Louise Robertson stone’s Jewellery store. Hours 10 to 12 noon, 2 to 6 p.m. Evenings and other hourd by appointment. Phos® No. Consultation free. AUCTIONEER J. Dowd Sells for others and always éells to others. NATIONAL FARM AGENCY Phone 246, Listowel. MEDICAL A. G. SHTIELL, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Surgery. Phone 13 Use Minard’s—the ¢ able remedy. It draws out the mmation, easee pain, brings speedy recovery. Office Inkerman Street, West. Opposite Presbyterian Church: DR. F. J.B. FORSTER Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat Graduate in» medicine, University ~* Toronto. Late assistant New York Ophthal- + and Aural Institute, Moorefield’s » and Golden Square Throat Hos- ils, London, Eng. > Waterloo St. Stratford. Phone 267 Vill be at the Queen's Hotel, Lis- el,.on the firet Monday in the “th from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m WHY * INSURANCE FIRE INSURANCE sest companies; also accident, 2u- Stiles, burglary, plate glass and { insurance. Automobile insur- », $6 ets. per 100. Your businese sted . E. D. BOLTON » _ FUNERAL ' RECTOR P reserve The life of your clothes i by having them: thor- oughly cleaned at reg- V.F, Me LAUGHLIN LISTOWEL AND ATWOOD foeba'mer and Funeral Director Graduate of Canadian enibalming Residence and parlors, Main -~~one and a half bioeke east of 4piist church. Night and day calls spptly attended. Phone 227 ular intervals. Dust ent. e oter or horse drawn equipment as € ed cuts into the materials. ‘Cleaning preserves the newness and neatness and keeps the suit al- ways of fresh appear-} ance. , Me * eres ‘95, Floyd Bean 482. man 473, Weber 468, Donglas Fritz 466, Elwood Smith Howard Hube 425, Loree 220, *Nancy Jackeon 151, and Frank Jermyn sbeent. ravis Honours 420, pass Jane Greenwood 497, Dry Cleaned and Pressea {| Coote Highway Traffic Act for thini? tains sime bad news for gasoline pump operators, since fogulations means -that in many pe oak they will pay a tay of $2 ‘ Garnet Rich- ards 476, ee Peppler 476, Gladys|Z George Chamnay 473, ack Ross ‘53, Morton Burnett 444, Jack Bas- ett 440, Nellie Clarke 415, Father 405. Ron 370, Yack White 369. Hazel Heltein 358, ™leen Rocker 356, Gibson Duck low pe Carlyle ae Marion Raines 469, No Tack Carmen B:mford 417, Bobby Binning 415 Hibbert Bean 411, Grace Calder 400, Arthur Vance 400, Erle Brown 396, Herm- an Fritz 393, Marie Grosz 391, Jack Finkbeiner $90, Vera Willfong 387, Rena Wakeford 3877. Olive Smith 3872, Florence White 371 Helen oe 367, Thetma Candler 354, *Neleon Travis 247, *Ellen Willoughby 236, ‘Francis 219, Leslig Froud | ] F.C. Nicol 336. total 560. | cKen do\ a Groves 335, CHfford Hamiilt 336, } Charlie Jones 8386, Pmerson Thib!: ee an ce Ss de 335, Gordon Welsh 326, Carl! Ruppel 319, ‘Mabel Bartia 312, Clif-| acecurenn deat Lioyd Smith 306.) ° ruso 4, Lorne Wil ' Edna z 296, Ruth Whealr y 261} SEEDS: George Payne vt ‘Billy tered 219. Ruseel Smith 21 CLOVER pil daccmgtecsesied “a i AE ALFALFA hh ie ov > RAPR ao YELLOW BLOSSOM SOGHUM Poag SEED OORN . Iola .wad-| FEED $ age S: : ‘ - HONING FEED <9 “TE OAT SOALPINGS ll ; »~ PERDING MOLASSES CALS MBAL -| Also bottles of 24 and me. ~ 6 Flour . nes Hamilton 586, *Elva ‘fravis 523.) 49. = gree 47, Irene Hanna} griying his car north sntieapaniod 42. D as { 2 2, “15 i Savage. win O56. *Pearl Conteces aie l-| by Mr. George Broughton, when he ROOM Sana ran into a horse and buggy driven Total 660, honours 495, pass 396. sSRNCETSOR. by Mr. Verden Harper, who were Rarl Zurbrigg 635 Jim Burrows turning out from in front of a store 614, Neil Groes 593, Jim Large 688, | where he had been taking on some Pougtas Fleming 586, Billy Large NEWS OF THE goode. e rig was on the right 8, Llo Bean 571, Jean Smal+ | gon sjde of the street, headed 570, Bert, Alexander 657, Nerine ‘north, and was turning out to go Wilsinger 555, Max Izen 554, Gordon} DISTRICT south for hom Wheeler 652, Eleshia Payne 547, 3 The horee ot a fine black driver, Dorothy Stricker 546, race Dier- Interesting News of Nearby |,;254 it had a leg 60 badly smashed tam 9. Bill Chapman 536, Ly ‘le| Towns Clipped m Local that Chief Cringle had to shoot it to Youn 534, Murtal Ward 533, Wal-| put it out of pain. The rig was bad- bi Ellfott 628, Ellen ,ly wrecked, and the car had a brok- 5, Catherine Kibler 51% Mary ‘ en windshield, a fender bent and Bennett 508, Bobby Cockwell 495 St. Mary’s tax rate will remain lamp demolished.—Mount For- one the game aa last year, 4644 mills. i mi ee ee eat Confederate. The town of St. Marys is planting} a@ municipal forest of 17,000 trees.| @ government pays ‘the coat of trees and the planting. Wife and Husband Both Ill With Gas had gas on the stom- of Adirika Wellington County Counell will en Fergus and Elora will be pav- 2.29, Helen Weber 76, *Velma this season. is gone. It aleo helpe y, hus- Smith 198, *Gertrnde ace 126. \ band.."" (signed) Mrs Brinkley. acKanzie. Fined for Gambling— ONE aepoonful Adlerika removes GAS ROOM 4 ! ag eh nag May 2—Several young/and often brings °ctonirhing relief Total 600, honours 450, pass 360. en m Palmerston were haled be-|to the stomach. Stops that full "leanor McCartney 586 G fore Maxidtrate Hellyer in the police] bloated feeling. Bringe out old -rneter 527 Enid Viek 523 Mer ourt here and assessed $5 and costs; waste matter you never thought was ~nerite Gordon 502, hylies Bioad | i gambling in railway cars at thej/in your system. Adlerike is wbnder- junction town. Another c r chronic constipation. E. M. ase, ajful fo charge of nonsupport, was held over CREIGHTON, Druggist. Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Colds Pain Headache Neuralgia Neuritis Toothache Lumbago Rheumatisr | DOES NOT. AFFECT THE HEART | ccept only “Bayer” package { oa contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets 100—Druggists. ade) of Bayer Manovfactere i¢ Acid, “A, S. A.""). While it ts well known to ansist the ee ae against imitations, the Tablets their trade mark, the “Bayer Cross.” Read The Banner Advertisements ded to stage x } tion in Elmira on July a8. Pe providing f v Youthful, the Pontiac Sjx flash- market, folks have “i “When will Gen- eral Motors build a sport roadster on the Pontiac Six chassis? How soon will Pontiac Six power, speed, beauty and endurance be offered in a dashing, low- swung two to four passenger type?” Now .. . here it is! As lithe as a thoroughbred, as happy as a lark, as smart as a debutante just back frot-Raris-—~ Lucerne Blue is the prevailing color — Lucerne Blue Duco brightened by striping in Faerie Red. And just as far from the commonplace is everything else about the car—grey shark grain leather upholstery, nickel-plated windshield side arms, a com- pletely removable top of-double texture grey—and a swanky, flaring rear deck with a spacious disappearing rurhble seat ! You never saw-a-s roadster. quite -like-this— quite as alert, as intimate, as refreshing to the eye. And if there’s youth in your, blood — or youth in years—you'll be wanting it some day soon rine ry it’s a splendid quality car, through and throug’ f PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS OF CANADA, LIMITED Wm. Stricker & Son Listowel, Ont. VER since ed into the been wondering, PF.25¢0 De2aler for Pontiac AT NEW LOW PRICES jc White Rose Gasoline 30c a gal. WHIT 2 ROSE Gas- oline is .ecognized by all to be tne Gas sup- reme. I’o get the best service liom your car use the best gas. We have just installed a new gas pump specially to serve the public with White Rose Gasoline. Full measure and highest quality guar- anteed, and at the lowest price at which White Rose Gasoline can be sold. IDEAL MFG. CO. Opposite B. H. Furniture Factory Main n St. East Automobile Accessories, Gas and Oils