Listowel Banner, 13 Sep 1928, p. 2

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PP Pstronize These Advertisers Directory! Whenever You Need the AUTO-TORIAL . = i + Da er a a i a a ae ae Shae a Never, under any condition, bring an open flame near a discharging battery, as an explos- | ® ive gas is sometimes formed, teh LEGAL os ©. HAMILTON, B.A. C. MORTON SCOTT, B.A. Barrister, Notary Public, Convey- | ancer Office over Bank of Montreal, Wallace Street. D. G. CAMPBELL, BA. Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer Office over Bolton & Johnston, “Wallace at ‘ Phone, Office 149 ‘DENTAL he. W. G. E, SPENCE Jvanis, Philadelphia; alsp gradu- IE Services: of Reliable-Business-or-Professiona!_Men a - =| causes serious Fosula. Tt is often eaid that an experienced thief who is determined to steal a certain car can master any lock or contrivance that may be Installed as a prevention, but one that may caure him quite a lot of trouble is to dri a hole in the clutch pedal lever dir- ectly above the floorboard, and in- sert a good heavy padlock in this hole. Of course the car can be towed. but the chances are that the thier will pass up this car for an “easier job." o . » A leaky“funer tube, no matter how amal the leak, will e6oon cause an under-inflatton of the tire and will le + Mr. an or and family, Mrs, R. d Mrs, C, 4 Nites re, Mr. and Mra. Allan McLaughifn and Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. pee Moore and Bruee, accompanied by” Misses Ruby and Cora Kinkead x Britton, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. McLaughlin and family and Miss Dorothy Watson spent several days this week at the Toronto Exhfbition. . r, and Mrs. Moran Welsh are spending th's week with friends in Detroit. fss Vera and Bertha Cummings spent the week end at their home. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Watson and Dorothy visited “sunaay with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Wel Mr, and ay "Harold Wilkin and Gordon cf Harriston spent Sunday at the home of C. R. McLaughlin. hn Welsh of Toronis is The Misses Bessie, Inez and Edythe Johnston spent ‘Thursday ba cone near Linwood. Mr.) @ Mrs. Stan Raufman of Cartiage sg ne ie evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. on grid wit Faulkner spent Sunday with Mr, and Mri. T. 0. Gib- son. Mra. Jas. Smith te Sunday with tr: ends at New Hamburg. Mr. and Mrs. aitert Johnston of Carthage, ‘accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston meee Sunday with friends near Dunda Mr. and Mns. Alex Ma matty spent Tuesday ben friends at Millbank. The monthly meeting of the U; F. W. O. was held at the home of Mrs. Sam Kinkead on Tuesday afterncon. . Thos, Teasdale returned home after spending a few days with. friends {n Toronto. A Whole Murphy was leaning against Fy poe post of her house ag her friend, Mrs, , happened al bearing in. ree varms her twelfth ena “Arrah now, Mrs. Carr, and Pde ig are @ around: agein with another tle : “Yon 8 ‘Bridget, another ‘little Carr ft. is,-and as far am a isan ; Il- pray the Lord he's the ta ~ ople- grow with responsi- bility Sathana swell, rob the casing of many miles of ser- vice. Leaky tubes are caused by var- ate of The Royal Collens of Dental ‘Surgeons, Toront Office over Schinbein’s etore. For painleas extraction we use nit- rous oxide 0 gas, also conduct- ive anaesthesia R. FP. TAYLOR, L.D.S.; D.D.5. Graduate af the Royal College of Dental Surgeons, and of Toronto Un- y. Nitroys Oxide Gas for Extractions. M Office over J. C. pats store. F Phone 60. ‘KF. ST. C. WILSON, L- ; D.D.S. Graduate of Royal Co of Dental Surgeons, Toronto Ugiversity Phone 23 for appointmen Office over Red and White Store AUCTIONEER W: J. DOWD Auctioneer Real Estate Insurance Phene 246, Listotrel. MEDICAL A. G. SHIBLL, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Diseases of Women and Surgery. Phone_13 Office Inker ermat? sree t, West. Oppésite Presbyterian Church. DR. F. J. BR. FORSTER Ear, Nose d Graduate in medicine, of Toronto. Late assistant New York Ophthal- mic and Aural Ingtitute, Moorefield's Eye and Golden Square Throat pitals, London, Eng. BS ‘aterloo St. Stratford. Phone 267 Will be at the Queen's Hotel, Lis- Throat Unifersity When your Children Cry Baby has little upsets at times. All your eare eannot prevent them, But you can be prepared. Then you ean do what any experieneed nurse would do—what most physielans would tell you to do—give a few drops of plain Castoria. No sooner done than baby ts pking relief Is just a matter of moments. Y you have @ased your enild. Witayat use of a single doubtful drug. @as- torfa is vegetable. So it's safe toa use as often as an infant hae any little pain you eannot pat away. and it's always ready for the «rueler towel on the first Monday in the month, from 10 a. m. to 4 p.m INSURANCE =~ FIRE INSURANCE im best companies; also aceident, au- tomobiles. burglary, plate glass and bond insurance. Automobile insur- ance, $6 cts. r 100. Your business | solicited E. D. BOLTON, ! E. L. ROBINSON pengs of colle, or congtipation, or diarrhea; effeetive, «oo, for older children, Twenty five million bot- |Ules were bought last year. FLLFAAL. CASTORIA a Sa Banner Want-Ads. Sel Gowanstown Ontario Represesting riapertal Life Aeau©e- ance Co. Head Offiee, Toronto. FUNERAL RECTOR W. F. Mc LAUGHLIN LISDOWEL AND esighs aol Bembalmer and Punera eentps te of Chaaaan cmbaig gine achpol. gener and parilo 4 St., 0 and e half blocks ee Beste gins Night and ony eal omptiy attentled. Phone 22 ster or horse drawn cipndat as : , desired . Cook’ s Regulating Compound '*, velichle regulati died Bold in theee i af sirength—No. 1, $1; No. 2, $3; No. 3, - Bold all druggists, or went op THE COOK MEDICINECG., TekONTO,ONT.( (Formeriy Windsor} 1 | teipicininieisedeeeeeieteedeteieiietel | Use Minard’s—the ever-reli- able remedy. It draws out the inflammation, eases pain, brings speedy recovery, 58 KING OF PAIN” LINIMENT fous conditions. It may be that the valve plunger is worn or sticks, the locknut at the base of the valve stem may work loose, or running (even for -a short distance) on a flat cas- ing may honeycomb’ the Inside of the tube with tiny holes through which the alr will slowly esc *. 4 It Is probable that a lack of lub- rication causes more mechanical troubles on a car than all other causes combined. Sometimes the en- gine will race wRhout apparent cause until {t is diecovered that the accel- erator pedal is sticking, which of course keeps the throttle open too far. Gil all the moving parts. Move the accelerator pedal and follow a- long from polnt to point. Is is also well to Increase the tenalon of the spring which closes the throttle when the foot pressure on the pedal is released, * * It is claimed that If a little perox- ide of hydrogen is introduced [nto the combustion chamber, either through the auxiliary air Intake on the car- ‘buretor or through some such de- vice as a petcock installed In the in- take manifold, it will tend to reduce the amount of carbon formation. Of eourse it la unnecessary to supply a continuous stream. About once a week, when putting the car away, pour a half ounce Into the manifold while the motor is still running. The theory la that when the peroxide be- comes heated it ves f oxygen which quickly burns off any carbon depoeits, « . We often hear or read of an ac- cident caused byea car left unnat- tended on a steep hill or gradient. There seems no reason of course why the emergency brake should not be sufficient, as thia is one of its pur- poses. But occasionally the brake will become defective without the know- ledge of the driver, and Instances are on record where a small child, even two or three years of age, wl climb Into a car and release the brake, Suck accidents can be avoided if the low or reverse gear is engaged. When a car fe once stationary H requires a very strong push and a very steep grad- fent to atart it moving againet the friction and resistance of eng!ne and transmiselon et i a sate ae aca Da Se a oo SS OO BHIRD LINE WALLACE + be Peden deebeelerncdecdeces ocd dnefatecfeclnsfanbenfecfeelondeafeeteals d Mrs. N. W. Bowman visit- pe Sunday near Elmira at the home Mr. and Mrs. Moses Mart Mrs. Shipley of Clinton ts visting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Coultle. Miss Eflleen Weber week end at Kitchener. Earl Ferguson of Guelph is spend + tp spent the Ing some time at his home here Miss Grace Coultis is visiting with her friend, Miss Dorothy Manning at Clinton Mrs. Isainh Hallman, Alvin, Eileen and Dorothy and Margaret Bender of the sixth Ine Wallace and Harold Good motored to Niagara Falls on Saturday and visited with Mr. and Mra. George Robins and returned on Monday evening. Mr. Gordon Good, Misses Doris aud Beatrice Webb and Mr. Robert Wing of Niagara Falls visited over | the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Good. Gordon and Miss Webb are ataying fer some time Mr. Clare Campbell, ‘Miss Nelle and Jean Campbell and Miss Alice | MeIntosh motored to Toronto on| Sunday. Jean |s staying for some | time. | Mr. and Mra. Pele McIntosh and family spent Sunday at Molesworth. | Mrs. Stan Cooper and children of | Listowel spent a few days last week | with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Noah | Bowman. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert McIntosh and family spent Sunday at Moles- worth. Miss Greta Bowman spent the week end w.th her friend, Margaret Good at Gowanstown. Mr. and Mrs. John Bender and Clarence and Miss Loreen Domm spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J. Crody of Kitchener. Barl and Carl Zurbrigg of Listo- wel visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nosh Bowman. Mr. and Mra, Henry’ Bender, 6th a visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. #. Good. Sunday visitors at the home « Mr. and Mrs. George Cleland were Mr. and Mrs, Wm. aumre and fam- ily, 6th con., Elm Mr. and -Mrs. Thos. Cleiand gi family and. Clare Mr. obert b % HESSUN 3 eb pebhinee heey! = Bie and Mrs. Frank Kroetch of St. Clements were visitors in our burg ; y. as and Mrs. Alex Moser spent} 7TYpewriter = he week end at Goderich. Miss Bell ot Stratford has taken faces ot ee public school here, were A tacade with Mrs. R. Graff Sak TYPEWRITER RIBBONS Beaver Brand Carbon Paper ana Sate do not smudge and are guaranteed to give twice the length of service. Ribbons Thc Buy yeur ribbons and carbon ,.and Mrs. Wm. Ertel of Bres- paper at The ge Benner office. a how a afar with, Shedewits | | r. Pred. Cleland and cranichiares Nell and Rags cepa god Mr. Wim. Cle- land, 4th co Miss Edna. Vines attended Toronto Hx. last week) Mrs. G. K. Rapp. is spending the week with he. son at Elora Mrs. ie Dipple. ers Kitchener spent the week end with her sister, Mra. Chris, Ho i Mr.* Jo visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Will Mr. the line ‘this week, es of Stratford called on WATCH YOUR DATE—Are vou watching the date 46n your Banner? Established 1878 - Reorganized 1908 Three Faculties—Arts, Medicine and Public Health, - Five Affiliated Colleges, may bo granted in any department of Enrolment in limited. hppa having the be esibiy pit accepted Early Until the University is able to Ssiasieeremee wines day, Sept. 26th, 1928. 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