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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1920-03-18, Page 4UL W. ACHESON & St?N 7r M.mtil aa.I. in reot Kim r fa 00 T14"" Mlttltaitt Mau"* bitt'040 Vo i 4 TEp"on► hf+att#tntt ftp. lat►or k *t Mac,, t}ie itta ,rvr tea e+ 401 tv 1+Qrrtoata d,txtat�t+ptrr k".tr.amt i . of 0" "1149 VP below t was t�. �, If" cr4&'0=n40:' ail a.l�roOtw • • • up to, thtt`� •1#b414 yR' 1pttittltlRlltatnr E. rt ss. WArderit were afrvi3 �l[Jw{>E j�� 6,tf lll� VEl lltllG UU.Y -1 WV41% ttel/t11id 1� t bs� L 00 1W -*A"" ' eD s Sj1flD SUYts very pleasing styles in throo•ga►rtor, short � ,tli �,oihfsS They, left him diene, Ansi" to till on you. longer lengths. Igitig in price over Into, thR iAaMaa. Tkrq nos ONE Sunday, however, he •• T .I rl{a c►i individual styles and a Sts�rdard of ��iit over tact alp th4 1�.Ctt� �ihat' igi � t 004 ua the ulrtge Of the, beg � ' undid tailoring and finish not,to be ex- $200 ,_$2 o t $40*0 baxe .packed It�rgRllr,tr461 4"Mfo 10 crowd while the hand was Build (`fUl'S�lf U with oM1'W' Icor instance: the r#:vor W. xtti4tng 00tttt.tt n paying• r P 4 60# of navy blue or black, *11 -wool serge, �+� d thah*h+t of the !rtiil0r �t 4l, M* !d to �WO ori throe weeks,later he Soda Ser es harpy reoad*14 An Wer.' b4 i 6 1�- Patna to serxlce but never tiles!$ linedyith Roman Satin. Goats ► ant19 ices tae tttotiart +aRP, #cwt YA have a touch of tucking in the back. But- 43 -inch all wool l; rench Serge of fittest qu%lity, #n th• north eh ' Pft�i!ri xlltir, tta In call! l► word. And then one after. R�.l1A nooli Abe big pecame pent. LL tons #Elect tint trimming. The Suit is made medium woiglrt; in Navy, BEttek and Plum. a few Mlau" bhe, Wholtt nt�ttis. ww tent, and tucked the way at Salva - on goon;, simple lines, and value we cannot This lendic3 cloth was bon ht months and rpoging lskowsirll. 'i7rei 'octet' "could tion. His prayers; were answer. • g bo, isaen visibiv klaWlt sill pteaen ly rtaa tttiaatx ciillplic,sto. Sizes 34 inoutshss ago by us, � Today's valve is $5.00 pourinp *TO $40, ,top• t mbdfa ,0, -tho slay �[aaob in down o to to, Pried, ..................... $30,00 , own.}: a xear doh in an Ogtarlo T&steleaCo iver i or $G.60. Samples will bemailedtoany barasakf►ater for a notJ$lilera, pcolon awn, Suldross if ou� 95 of its latrgth 1AuCi axitiny ]loge eaitett of % anti huadrods of men who TrpotittA andt+encll Serge Suits, tritfltned with 9 are unable to y �jA call. $ cially.priced...., ..... • tea were $Duet Ott to t#t* it- beiiptittll'bouo buttons and slashed pockets, water bodily. +Sonic cul ,tAha iltkd f were once as tough as he, "Flu."" some richly embroidered. Coats lined \uith walked gattotboeii�ftf�lbltl k8rait• Would tell You that the bright Nothing better after Flu. pussy willow silks. Navy and black. 36, 38, Good values in er only a 'tow ixtNnutss t#af4a!b )io tto. music of tiro Salvatlon Army - caxlan #o oongral4l4L p droit od M,411at Hand touched a chord in their 40. At each Floor. Co�irings they had ttot back In time to avoid a hegrMr that had even, dormant $190 Qo $50 00 $so 0o totting tf nothin worse, The whole glued childhood. Having recalled `-`�i * v • >' • of iho land botwaon north pier and river their days of innocence they. �,qt( �, Liuoieaws, 3, 3 said 4 yards wide, in a choice of rErak -ter-i pretty welt covered ivttlr -could-not - b wa a • Co DUN � t ice calces and a lot of broken ice has in them was conquered. LO 4; Dress Silks patterns, floral, the or block. They aro new worked over Into the harbor from the y and quality is good. Price per square west. The - Hood at its worst was. The SalvatioII '$6.1ach Silk fwd Wool Poplins. Navy, black, yard . • • . • • • • • • •. $125 $i 50 perhaps, the highest known, for though The Rexa l:� St V re 1 " tii,ttpeg, $rays, grabens, rose. At per yard ................. • anti • the river has often risen to proetically the top of tho breakwater, itis seldom: a $1a?5 and $2.011 U over, such a Hoorn was seen to come Army__ - .;f i • - clear over the toSoniari,rru�. ■ .�.. r „r ' C• Brussels Rugs' note a shifting p n�at© o 1 . ilk Foulards Tapestry Rugs some lnebes at one point. 308 Git�dels { t and Institutions Yaxd Nri4o Silk Foulard in a score of neat pat- Union 'Rugs SIX MIWON JEWS 9 ierng, In this Telrritor Irresistible A firm, good quality• medium light y 1 of hit. Ver correct matertul. For all style of rooncs and in sizes, u t to 9 x 1:, —Lwe them . Special, por yard ................. $1.50 feet. y r 1 �,; ASE FACINC>�DUTH ' You may be tempted to buy "Locei,Priced" ► Plaid Ginghams 0- Nliss ElsiE�Button, a former Seaforth "Martin" girl, daughter of hirs. A. Button, of clothes but Martina quality appeals when 1 CIOSS�rd Corsets Starvation and Disease Cause Toronto, toss married Feb. Y8th in Toronto to',**Ir. Wm. Bagger. you buy for the future. The original, unequalled front -lacing Corset is Finest and beat quality in Imported Gingham, Indescribable Suffering in � 9 k HYGIENICALLY CORRECT. We recon- in the new plaid andaoverchock fashionable Eastern Europe. _ - - That's hat really counts. menti Gossard Cornets as the perfect expression combications. Colors are beautifully mingle8 t HOW YOU CAN TELL , of hsgiopto corsetry. Pxiao................,. and aro warranted. Every conceivable pat- The hardships of this winter will j tjjZ �]j� Tailor 42,00P$3 50 $4 50 tern in checks. This cloth is selling through mean death to thousands of Jews in Canada at 75c. See our window dis- Poland, unless outside aid intervenes GENUINE y [ �j Phone 318 and up. . ' play at per yard ............ 55C at once according to Lieutenant Shel- GENUINE ASPIRIN ton Wright of the Americam Red s " Cross Commission to Poland, recent- ly returned to the UnINd States after+. , months of relief work 3b eastern Only Tablets with ' `Bayer Cross Europe. I are Aspirin—No cthersl ACHESON He painted a vivid d In re s, h o W SONare now people, clad in raga, who ♦ • aro now creeping back toward their d Ster� i Foam devastated homes After months of Q refugee wandering, -and dying of starvation and typhus along the roads, as they go. $� r*► ♦ . towards {t will be advanced by greater tion of fteeived from the Guild of "Outside starvation, numerous lis- tAC. eases, attributed to malnutrition and co-operation among the c(urches: St. Georg s church. The $3000 of 'view typhus have killed men and women Cleans toilet bowls only, Used Same 'as a TeiaAhon. rrh 7t. tory bonds taken up by the executive and children like flies," he said. "I If you don't see the `Bayer Cross" Sanl-flush. TH[1HSDAY, MARCI,I 18, f93A. as an !m'estment for the funds eII remember a family trying io itve un- on, the tablets, refuse them—they are What about a garbage collection sys- '�. der an over -turned waggon by the not Aspirin at 6i1. \ tem for Goderich" There are quite a hand have now been paid for, though ,roadside. '1110 mother was dead un- There is only one Aspirin, that marked EDITORIAL COMMENT number of families living in rooms it was necessary to borrow about $100 (ter a tree a few yards away—she had with the ",Bayer Cross"—all other tab. A can Of Ster-i-foam and a brush for been dead for days. The father was lets are only acid imitations. {)�a i"6e Teachers' Union is prrgressing who have no back yard where they to eompletQ the payment, .Iloty- y stretched upon the ground dying. -of Look fo the "Bayer Cross"! Then Onl OC. can bury table refuse. And there are there is about that amount due in T y 4 1, In the West One hundred and Httg typhus. He died that day. Under the it is real Aspirin, fqr which there is C&;Igary teachers have formed a many others who dorpt know just 'promised .•subscriptlons,! 'so that the waggon were two little children, both no substitute. i Drhntih of the TrachCra' Alliance and what to do with garbage. We have Present amount of the fund may be under five, sick with typhus. An aid- Aspirin is not German but is made THII"'. BRUSH ALON.F� IS WORTH 25C. er child sat stupidly beside them—a in Canada b Canadians, and is owned it are demanding a minimum of $1,200, even heard of cases yWpere�,ltotisehoid- , said to be $3,000. , � y I __•__� girl driven out of li �r mind.' by a Canadian Company, alil.rights being ens have made up a bundle of garbage Many -o' the peop a are driven to purchased from lite U; S. Government. No better or more convenient brush made. F 7 _ i Cardinal Looe's declaration that and taken i� out with them I4 their A petition is in circulation in town, making "bread" out pf leaves an.1 p Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" i �tand O,trl;ltt to remain apart of the car to be dumped • in sorz(o 'cOUVeaient and is being largely signed, asking the bark, -and "soup" oul of Atrass, and have be* proved safe by milliona for �.. town-couno:l to submit a In -law -to -the water. LieutenanC %Xriglit reported. Pain—Rewftdld; Neuralgia, Colds -theµ- dozen on1 to sell. Call and ei One ddo ill be a moria! blow ravine slang the Gauntry ri)ad$, v�liidti Thero was unspeakable joy among mutism, Lumbago, Neuritis. A 3 v g t,; iQ the qsi of Uh Sinn Fein leaders. shows that there is need of a proper people to give them s chance to say thou► when the American ships, loan -before they are all gone. Handy tin boxed of 12 tabtatE�—also tY I%c separati6jn` %'j• jigland could not be system for the-colle0ti0n of garbage, whether they are in favor of the eree- ed with relief supplies purchased larger 'Sayer" packages, can be " bad , effected afialUtit flYtr opposition of iha r+-...... tion of a new town holt for Goderich with the funds raised by the Amer- a�`alty drug store. The Farmer -Labor alliance which. ' on the old Colborne '•hotel property, ican Jewish Relief Committee and Aspirin is the trade mark' (registered SEE STORE WINDOWS FRIDAY 'AND SATURDAY Irish hier3r "; , other ,American Jewish agencies, and in Canada), of Bayerllianufaai re of 'y was effected In Ontario politleg in or- corner of Hamilton and Ncwgatg Ame ican and Canadian Rod Cross Monpaceticeeidester of Salicylicactd. ° rrial e The Pdilrit tb 11e Neepawa (flan.) der to produce a suIliciently strong streets, with provision for offices and Rupp es were unloaded at Dansi„ and Register mutit44i%ttye bought a load of group to form a government does not meeting room downstairs and hall up- other ports, In spite of the fact that t., the American Jewish Relief agencies LEACH Wood that didlL1 it casure up to expee- seem to be' an alliance which mets stairs. rentals from which would, pos- e aro spending almost ' #2,400,000 n ie H. 4 t8,tiong JU(19.1 by the following com- with favor in New Brunswick, where stet$, pay for tela upkeep of the' build- month now on their relief work in trig. The only objection that could Poland, and Ucat the Iced Cross is Phone 160 Cots. Monttt+eal $!. and $quare Yt Ment in his .tlykt lsgue: "The next the Fedaratloa of Labor "failed to pasf9l loin its work on so' vast a scale, 1 ��•-'•���������� F? !!tire the buyi.l;tad of wood for 810 or a rosottition expressing pleasure at iho well be raised to the idea of n now gCJULJ�_ItJ1Jl5:lILJiy� ' � hall On this site is, we take it, the hundreds of thousands of Jews andNTIft t2 we acro rii#8 to A t3a �^, Poles will die during -the winter un - "Dales. 150 ,, pay the man tp formatio of the Farmers Or Dt ATT -E111 "Dales. and then he'll havo a bigger tion and cordlitl iaviUng lite United high cost of building at presehj„ 1C" g or; pfd co:nrs., 117 ]Road going home than he had coming Farmers to ea -operate wkh the labor jcould pians go ahead for this scheme, ' Every bog -ear full of refugees re- a� it1." YiL v t$ t" V0 Ia prominent and commanding position turning to their homes has in it those 9 After reading me report of pr, J. G. Rutherford on the question of rano q tMoks .and race track betting, we Would suggest as a subject for a de- bating society. "Is race track betting allowed in order to maintain the breeding .of race horses. or Is theJewish breeding ,of rape horses maintj►ined In t who die along the war, and those who have contracted typhus," Lieutenant Wright said. "The g people try to avoid disease by keeping clean, buC It is impossible to to so, under exist- int conditions. F.'ven our nurses and doctors fall ill of typhus, a disease, cauaed by filth and lice." The Red Cross and the American Relief agencies are doing their utmost to keep both the Jews and the SAkOR 0 I , Giroderich Board of Trade .�..� NOVICE e A Regular Meetin of the xecutive Council of R+ ] order to provide sport for race track betters?"' bars, a place of prominence. - Gentiles in these stricken lands alive. sit million Jews in "eastern Europe` Now the time the Board of Trade will be held in the offices of the ._.�...�.� . The campaign for $uhscrlp ons to "Probably no citizen in the scan face death unless immedlata ship- eaess e , r ilavi itg' co-operated in the -Forward Movement the five great churches par- has done more to aotriplato the fund for the tion o1 give the Sault s the soldiers' memorial, it will be re- ' homelike appearance," says The Saul. menta at food, clothing, and bedding from Canada and the United States reach them before the cold weather • that you are going Monday March 22nd , membered, is to open on April 9m. jStar, "than Judge Stone since his ar• 4� \Evening, the. inkr' Church Forward Movement COmtnittca to appoint four rival hero on March 23, nine the anniversary of Vimy Ridge. The years ago To his initiative An appeal for funds is to be made in Ontario and a generous seapoaseat away for the sea- i eight o'clock sharp. represen- 'WUvft the cit time for controversy over the proper y owes its How• from this, district la 'confidently ex- i All members of the Executive are requested to 010h two of whom shall be lays *li, iO legit in form for a memorial is past, a monu- er beds and most of such boulevard: It prated.' —" be present at this meeting. conference on the ment having been decided on by a re- as possesses. The creation of the i son. wish you sub*W of common interest. The presentative committee. And atter all parks Board and his election as chair- 1 I (ohu"?tes are finding out that sister re man has esuited in a 'ser iho main consideration is that node- • F • y great UL W. ACHESON & St?N 7r M.mtil aa.I. in reot Kim r fa 00 T14"" Mlttltaitt Mau"* bitt'040 Vo i 4 TEp"on► hf+att#tntt ftp. lat►or k *t Mac,, t}ie itta ,rvr tea e+ 401 tv 1+Qrrtoata d,txtat�t+ptrr k".tr.amt i . of 0" "1149 VP below t was t�. �, If" cr4&'0=n40:' ail a.l�roOtw • • • up to, thtt`� •1#b414 yR' 1pttittltlRlltatnr E. rt ss. WArderit were afrvi3 �l[Jw{>E j�� 6,tf lll� VEl lltllG UU.Y -1 WV41% ttel/t11id 1� t bs� L 00 1W -*A"" ' eD s Sj1flD SUYts very pleasing styles in throo•ga►rtor, short � ,tli �,oihfsS They, left him diene, Ansi" to till on you. longer lengths. Igitig in price over Into, thR iAaMaa. Tkrq nos ONE Sunday, however, he •• T .I rl{a c►i individual styles and a Sts�rdard of ��iit over tact alp th4 1�.Ctt� �ihat' igi � t 004 ua the ulrtge Of the, beg � ' undid tailoring and finish not,to be ex- $200 ,_$2 o t $40*0 baxe .packed It�rgRllr,tr461 4"Mfo 10 crowd while the hand was Build (`fUl'S�lf U with oM1'W' Icor instance: the r#:vor W. xtti4tng 00tttt.tt n paying• r P 4 60# of navy blue or black, *11 -wool serge, �+� d thah*h+t of the !rtiil0r �t 4l, M* !d to �WO ori throe weeks,later he Soda Ser es harpy reoad*14 An Wer.' b4 i 6 1�- Patna to serxlce but never tiles!$ linedyith Roman Satin. Goats ► ant19 ices tae tttotiart +aRP, #cwt YA have a touch of tucking in the back. But- 43 -inch all wool l; rench Serge of fittest qu%lity, #n th• north eh ' Pft�i!ri xlltir, tta In call! l► word. And then one after. R�.l1A nooli Abe big pecame pent. LL tons #Elect tint trimming. The Suit is made medium woiglrt; in Navy, BEttek and Plum. a few Mlau" bhe, Wholtt nt�ttis. ww tent, and tucked the way at Salva - on goon;, simple lines, and value we cannot This lendic3 cloth was bon ht months and rpoging lskowsirll. 'i7rei 'octet' "could tion. His prayers; were answer. • g bo, isaen visibiv klaWlt sill pteaen ly rtaa tttiaatx ciillplic,sto. Sizes 34 inoutshss ago by us, � Today's valve is $5.00 pourinp *TO $40, ,top• t mbdfa ,0, -tho slay �[aaob in down o to to, Pried, ..................... $30,00 , own.}: a xear doh in an Ogtarlo T&steleaCo iver i or $G.60. Samples will bemailedtoany barasakf►ater for a notJ$lilera, pcolon awn, Suldross if ou� 95 of its latrgth 1AuCi axitiny ]loge eaitett of % anti huadrods of men who TrpotittA andt+encll Serge Suits, tritfltned with 9 are unable to y �jA call. $ cially.priced...., ..... • tea were $Duet Ott to t#t* it- beiiptittll'bouo buttons and slashed pockets, water bodily. +Sonic cul ,tAha iltkd f were once as tough as he, "Flu."" some richly embroidered. Coats lined \uith walked gattotboeii�ftf�lbltl k8rait• Would tell You that the bright Nothing better after Flu. pussy willow silks. Navy and black. 36, 38, Good values in er only a 'tow ixtNnutss t#af4a!b )io tto. music of tiro Salvatlon Army - caxlan #o oongral4l4L p droit od M,411at Hand touched a chord in their 40. At each Floor. Co�irings they had ttot back In time to avoid a hegrMr that had even, dormant $190 Qo $50 00 $so 0o totting tf nothin worse, The whole glued childhood. Having recalled `-`�i * v • >' • of iho land botwaon north pier and river their days of innocence they. �,qt( �, Liuoieaws, 3, 3 said 4 yards wide, in a choice of rErak -ter-i pretty welt covered ivttlr -could-not - b wa a • Co DUN � t ice calces and a lot of broken ice has in them was conquered. LO 4; Dress Silks patterns, floral, the or block. They aro new worked over Into the harbor from the y and quality is good. Price per square west. The - Hood at its worst was. The SalvatioII '$6.1ach Silk fwd Wool Poplins. Navy, black, yard . • • . • • • • • • •. $125 $i 50 perhaps, the highest known, for though The Rexa l:� St V re 1 " tii,ttpeg, $rays, grabens, rose. At per yard ................. • anti • the river has often risen to proetically the top of tho breakwater, itis seldom: a $1a?5 and $2.011 U over, such a Hoorn was seen to come Army__ - .;f i • - clear over the toSoniari,rru�. ■ .�.. r „r ' C• Brussels Rugs' note a shifting p n�at© o 1 . ilk Foulards Tapestry Rugs some lnebes at one point. 308 Git�dels { t and Institutions Yaxd Nri4o Silk Foulard in a score of neat pat- Union 'Rugs SIX MIWON JEWS 9 ierng, In this Telrritor Irresistible A firm, good quality• medium light y 1 of hit. Ver correct matertul. For all style of rooncs and in sizes, u t to 9 x 1:, —Lwe them . Special, por yard ................. $1.50 feet. y r 1 �,; ASE FACINC>�DUTH ' You may be tempted to buy "Locei,Priced" ► Plaid Ginghams 0- Nliss ElsiE�Button, a former Seaforth "Martin" girl, daughter of hirs. A. Button, of clothes but Martina quality appeals when 1 CIOSS�rd Corsets Starvation and Disease Cause Toronto, toss married Feb. Y8th in Toronto to',**Ir. Wm. Bagger. you buy for the future. The original, unequalled front -lacing Corset is Finest and beat quality in Imported Gingham, Indescribable Suffering in � 9 k HYGIENICALLY CORRECT. We recon- in the new plaid andaoverchock fashionable Eastern Europe. _ - - That's hat really counts. menti Gossard Cornets as the perfect expression combications. Colors are beautifully mingle8 t HOW YOU CAN TELL , of hsgiopto corsetry. Pxiao................,. and aro warranted. Every conceivable pat- The hardships of this winter will j tjjZ �]j� Tailor 42,00P$3 50 $4 50 tern in checks. This cloth is selling through mean death to thousands of Jews in Canada at 75c. See our window dis- Poland, unless outside aid intervenes GENUINE y [ �j Phone 318 and up. . ' play at per yard ............ 55C at once according to Lieutenant Shel- GENUINE ASPIRIN ton Wright of the Americam Red s " Cross Commission to Poland, recent- ly returned to the UnINd States after+. , months of relief work 3b eastern Only Tablets with ' `Bayer Cross Europe. I are Aspirin—No cthersl ACHESON He painted a vivid d In re s, h o W SONare now people, clad in raga, who ♦ • aro now creeping back toward their d Ster� i Foam devastated homes After months of Q refugee wandering, -and dying of starvation and typhus along the roads, as they go. $� r*► ♦ . towards {t will be advanced by greater tion of fteeived from the Guild of "Outside starvation, numerous lis- tAC. eases, attributed to malnutrition and co-operation among the c(urches: St. Georg s church. The $3000 of 'view typhus have killed men and women Cleans toilet bowls only, Used Same 'as a TeiaAhon. rrh 7t. tory bonds taken up by the executive and children like flies," he said. "I If you don't see the `Bayer Cross" Sanl-flush. TH[1HSDAY, MARCI,I 18, f93A. as an !m'estment for the funds eII remember a family trying io itve un- on, the tablets, refuse them—they are What about a garbage collection sys- '�. der an over -turned waggon by the not Aspirin at 6i1. \ tem for Goderich" There are quite a hand have now been paid for, though ,roadside. '1110 mother was dead un- There is only one Aspirin, that marked EDITORIAL COMMENT number of families living in rooms it was necessary to borrow about $100 (ter a tree a few yards away—she had with the ",Bayer Cross"—all other tab. A can Of Ster-i-foam and a brush for been dead for days. The father was lets are only acid imitations. {)�a i"6e Teachers' Union is prrgressing who have no back yard where they to eompletQ the payment, .Iloty- y stretched upon the ground dying. -of Look fo the "Bayer Cross"! Then Onl OC. can bury table refuse. And there are there is about that amount due in T y 4 1, In the West One hundred and Httg typhus. He died that day. Under the it is real Aspirin, fqr which there is C&;Igary teachers have formed a many others who dorpt know just 'promised .•subscriptlons,! 'so that the waggon were two little children, both no substitute. i Drhntih of the TrachCra' Alliance and what to do with garbage. We have Present amount of the fund may be under five, sick with typhus. An aid- Aspirin is not German but is made THII"'. BRUSH ALON.F� IS WORTH 25C. er child sat stupidly beside them—a in Canada b Canadians, and is owned it are demanding a minimum of $1,200, even heard of cases yWpere�,ltotisehoid- , said to be $3,000. , � y I __•__� girl driven out of li �r mind.' by a Canadian Company, alil.rights being ens have made up a bundle of garbage Many -o' the peop a are driven to purchased from lite U; S. Government. No better or more convenient brush made. F 7 _ i Cardinal Looe's declaration that and taken i� out with them I4 their A petition is in circulation in town, making "bread" out pf leaves an.1 p Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" i �tand O,trl;ltt to remain apart of the car to be dumped • in sorz(o 'cOUVeaient and is being largely signed, asking the bark, -and "soup" oul of Atrass, and have be* proved safe by milliona for �.. town-couno:l to submit a In -law -to -the water. LieutenanC %Xriglit reported. Pain—Rewftdld; Neuralgia, Colds -theµ- dozen on1 to sell. Call and ei One ddo ill be a moria! blow ravine slang the Gauntry ri)ad$, v�liidti Thero was unspeakable joy among mutism, Lumbago, Neuritis. A 3 v g t,; iQ the qsi of Uh Sinn Fein leaders. shows that there is need of a proper people to give them s chance to say thou► when the American ships, loan -before they are all gone. Handy tin boxed of 12 tabtatE�—also tY I%c separati6jn` %'j• jigland could not be system for the-colle0ti0n of garbage, whether they are in favor of the eree- ed with relief supplies purchased larger 'Sayer" packages, can be " bad , effected afialUtit flYtr opposition of iha r+-...... tion of a new town holt for Goderich with the funds raised by the Amer- a�`alty drug store. The Farmer -Labor alliance which. ' on the old Colborne '•hotel property, ican Jewish Relief Committee and Aspirin is the trade mark' (registered SEE STORE WINDOWS FRIDAY 'AND SATURDAY Irish hier3r "; , other ,American Jewish agencies, and in Canada), of Bayerllianufaai re of 'y was effected In Ontario politleg in or- corner of Hamilton and Ncwgatg Ame ican and Canadian Rod Cross Monpaceticeeidester of Salicylicactd. ° rrial e The Pdilrit tb 11e Neepawa (flan.) der to produce a suIliciently strong streets, with provision for offices and Rupp es were unloaded at Dansi„ and Register mutit44i%ttye bought a load of group to form a government does not meeting room downstairs and hall up- other ports, In spite of the fact that t., the American Jewish Relief agencies LEACH Wood that didlL1 it casure up to expee- seem to be' an alliance which mets stairs. rentals from which would, pos- e aro spending almost ' #2,400,000 n ie H. 4 t8,tiong JU(19.1 by the following com- with favor in New Brunswick, where stet$, pay for tela upkeep of the' build- month now on their relief work in trig. The only objection that could Poland, and Ucat the Iced Cross is Phone 160 Cots. Monttt+eal $!. and $quare Yt Ment in his .tlykt lsgue: "The next the Fedaratloa of Labor "failed to pasf9l loin its work on so' vast a scale, 1 ��•-'•���������� F? !!tire the buyi.l;tad of wood for 810 or a rosottition expressing pleasure at iho well be raised to the idea of n now gCJULJ�_ItJ1Jl5:lILJiy� ' � hall On this site is, we take it, the hundreds of thousands of Jews andNTIft t2 we acro rii#8 to A t3a �^, Poles will die during -the winter un - "Dales. 150 ,, pay the man tp formatio of the Farmers Or Dt ATT -E111 "Dales. and then he'll havo a bigger tion and cordlitl iaviUng lite United high cost of building at presehj„ 1C" g or; pfd co:nrs., 117 ]Road going home than he had coming Farmers to ea -operate wkh the labor jcould pians go ahead for this scheme, ' Every bog -ear full of refugees re- a� it1." YiL v t$ t" V0 Ia prominent and commanding position turning to their homes has in it those 9 After reading me report of pr, J. G. Rutherford on the question of rano q tMoks .and race track betting, we Would suggest as a subject for a de- bating society. "Is race track betting allowed in order to maintain the breeding .of race horses. or Is theJewish breeding ,of rape horses maintj►ined In 0 o en , e evidGtrba sof oppos- ing Interests of labor and the farmers for the soldiers' memorial to be erect- was brought out !n the debate on thEi I ed in Goderich would be in front of the eight-hour day'bill at Ottawa. If thel!halh that is if thb hall were made to !face the an eight-hour day Is made law, it will be : angle of the streets, facing to- wands iho more than ever difficult for the farmer + Square. The angle of the to secure help, when shorter hours Itwo streets (in front of the hall) could• and longer pay are offered in the clt- be made into a grass plot in the cen- les, as \vas pointed out by some mem- tre of which the memorial would have who die along the war, and those who have contracted typhus," Lieutenant Wright said. "The g people try to avoid disease by keeping clean, buC It is impossible to to so, under exist- int conditions. F.'ven our nurses and doctors fall ill of typhus, a disease, cauaed by filth and lice." The Red Cross and the American Relief agencies are doing their utmost to keep both the Jews and the SAkOR 0 I , Giroderich Board of Trade .�..� NOVICE e A Regular Meetin of the xecutive Council of R+ ] order to provide sport for race track betters?"' bars, a place of prominence. - Gentiles in these stricken lands alive. sit million Jews in "eastern Europe` Now the time the Board of Trade will be held in the offices of the ._.�...�.� . The campaign for $uhscrlp ons to "Probably no citizen in the scan face death unless immedlata ship- eaess is , Board at the Masonic Temple, on ilavi itg' co-operated in the -Forward Movement the five great churches par- has done more to aotriplato the fund for the tion o1 give the Sault s the soldiers' memorial, it will be re- ' homelike appearance," says The Saul. menta at food, clothing, and bedding from Canada and the United States reach them before the cold weather • that you are going Monday March 22nd tieipating in it are to b% invited by membered, is to open on April 9m. jStar, "than Judge Stone since his ar• gets in, \Evening, the. inkr' Church Forward Movement COmtnittca to appoint four rival hero on March 23, nine the anniversary of Vimy Ridge. The years ago To his initiative An appeal for funds is to be made in Ontario and a generous seapoaseat away for the sea- i eight o'clock sharp. represen- 'WUvft the cit time for controversy over the proper y owes its How• from this, district la 'confidently ex- i All members of the Executive are requested to 010h two of whom shall be lays *li, iO legit in form for a memorial is past, a monu- er beds and most of such boulevard: It prated.' —" be present at this meeting. conference on the ment having been decided on by a re- as possesses. The creation of the son. wish you sub*W of common interest. The presentative committee. And atter all parks Board and his election as chair- 1 I (ohu"?tes are finding out that sister re man has esuited in a 'ser iho main consideration is that node- • F • y great INION C�ILDRl�N �� Health Good R. J. M�GAW W. S. BOWDEN, � vhunlhtxt not a bad sort attar all 'that rich should have a worthy memorial change in the appearance o[ the President. Industrial Secretary., and 11 are partners In one great +I aim. Til; move Is a slgnifioant sign of some MrL. Let all unite to make Sault.," Other .towns and cities have a similar experience In ARE CL�4D � O Luck Safe Re- I the campaign for funds soon to be un- the effect of the and March 16th, 1920. of thin ttrgrtr. If church union is ever dertaken a big suooess 'rhe tt'taas Initiative of some beauty lover and n U. to gyp art, ucompushed fact the move I of the fund acknowledges a oentrlbu- the example he sets to the citizens 71eir Wasted Bodie's Shout* In St, Thomas Dr. Bennett, through turn• { "r'�""'""""""' '•"""""_--'-- •- r----'--•--- Thru Tatters, Result o� Star- ��11����1y�1qq�11��� the Horticultural Society. which is the =1IIi1Mlt IIS IilCtllll111111111111111111111I1 1N1111�I I1C l tl I t divest of such organizatiotrs in the Pro- vation and Misery. If you seed any- — vince, has achieved wondcr•s in the sway of civic beautification. Goderich The art of . making two flowers Nnw.haft its beauty spot in, the far famed bloom where only one bloomed beforA thing m our line r= TO INVESTORS 40. m ams rose garden of Mr. \ollilam coat% isn t hatt so hard an that of making county registrar, with its thousands two garments exist where only one • .A S fiLs tat specimens. By location and lay- existed before; yet even this can be kindly call and see ' I E' cut this town possesses ,great possi- accomplished, according to reports The Goderich Mercantile company, Ltd. bilities in the way of beautification, recently received by the Canadian,- land has room for a few more !mi- Jewish War Relief 'Committee from its. tic a have every, offersTIME ta'torg of Messrs. Goats, Stone • and relief workers abroad. Bennett. Clotty of a* hind, either ebtton or 1.i —= -i 6 wool, -is particulavI r laipoaalblo to ob- thin-#, frim Boots 1U S ares of 8 per cent. Preference Stock. to order year i taIn in Eastorn Europe, exop"t Ht 00.6 ~ �+r t 3nS'In !tame cans, round tutltioa littla� ,,,,, 700 Shares. at $95.00 r &e'rc 'aI�1p newish itive child A In these urlhavoy to Cap. „ Ydu' can W _--- Iave wa n ill renon� is a a ICndicl stlbstitut1 for landsf aterclad lfa the ralfd tbpt they 'Cite !t'aeeeirt frame the Salo of this stack are to be em -l throufih chic r►#►1P, thal$' played to ills pr.rehaae of rave► material and aQlet'wiae for the vastad little helical ehawipf; through exteafeion of the Company's busiaegs, a demand for the Com- ;roa� tatters, $t►Mis of the" chiltlreft sav@ money by bay' W0 pada Wag' eft great that additional ct► tial is necessary '"16, . to re still aleoolrig ou the 46,6 rt . since . to enable the Compawy to take 'proper care of the business that here are act, pyla t n#Att er o 'phare. Is t►vailable. +t In here. a get hod funds favltlt.� „ t :class Ilarrirt 13, Xv#Wenateluu 16f New 'illus • 8 the first !ecce Of, stock offered by the Company to ;ork. sett to I'turolraa•a* ik cowmta- the 00110, rend it to commended to the attention of IMpator as + �f tt ties at Moderate Pri , � N EY sty advaatt�eanaly ,. loner of the Joint DIetribtrtfon Com- an, tial 6000ttdnity 'tit emplay their, mo s t littoo tit Athetlta►rx )Nsidd tot' :eW'+.,r,�r„i„r„,��.,�„4an�r��„r•yorrir And 60ely, slid at the same tune aid in the, eltention of an in- #, + 'arlrn'ie flrtit 3h War, Suftarazft, tract '04 to our- industrial r fts 6t t e became ,lr substantial factor in the '` bIA6 mol* tbAta at Caitlortd"ot "VAX industrial progt+eeft 8f tttd town. F furan the artv"6 dtrptiitttatAt of,tbb Ix k. l„ n tkrlia lit 11'Yr3►Itittt Tlrbtaa Lot va kens! 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