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FLOW-NOE (01.1tA,CE CLARK
The death of eight-year-old Florence
Owe Clark, following an, 'ildnef;e of
only four 'days' d110.0•0111, 19 mourned by
the SOrrowilag parent's, Mr. and 'Mrs.,
Joseph. Clark, 'Rent Streets and by
many relatives ts. 1 Wends ofsthe gam -
Florence, the eldest of 'a family (if
naives had celebrated laer eighth
day on Mareh„16th, apparently in good
health After having survived an at-
taelt of tylthoicl fever 'last fall. On
Wednesday morning last the little girl
:suddenly 'took ill and/a doctor was i'va-
vaediately summoned. At first, consider:
able hope was sheld mit ter her re-
t'overy,but her cendition etea,dily grew
worse o.nd on Sunday morning she
quietly pasSed 'avtay. Florence. was
Nun 11 GoUevie1. The funeral -rya's,
held ftt Ilrophey',s funeral parlers on
Tuesday' afternoon, Rev. A. S. Milligan
offieipting. ,A large number of relativea
and friends were present at the SerViCA
iv, syMpathy with the bereaVed parents.
A profusiOn of floral wreaths WAS borne
by fifteen 'classmates of the deceased
gird, from grade III of Vieteria school.
The pallheo.rerS were Gordon Clark,
George Leaeh Ovv11e Pitblado and
'Edgar Warrick:. Intermery waS
Ilaithaidscemeterys—
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in, a, pink -and -gold
Treasure Uhest
Elizabeth Arden Special. '
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travels and the riviltaan Who
stays ateltome, 4, . tb Speeial.:
,Iireasurette presents- In , one
porekage, 1' Elizabeth A.rden.-
(*P*sentlaits for --Lovitness."
Tjrks, beantY box brings to you
all the n,ecessitles for, .the.."Eliza7-
betlt Arden look, • e
The. Treasitrette contains
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Air ,ena„ All -Pay Foundation
iirdena Velva Cream
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The •TreaSurette, costa': 495
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Phone 90 Square
RED OROSS REPORT
The following lea record of the werk
done by the Gederich Red Cross ISOciety
and their outeiclesiztaits daring the' past
' `Six months': ss •
— Sox, 1$88 _pair; wristlets, 1(M pair ;
gloves, 13; scarves) 239; sweaters, 102;
..helmets, 151 PYjamas, 224 suits; ice bag
covers, 60; hot 'water bottle covens, 59;
4Bampton bed pads, 181; handkerchiefs,
6; comPresses, -1524; triangular band -
THE GODERICH SIGNAL.STAR
'1,10t8ONAI4alsilliaT
Elections in the Early DaP *hire
Not the Mild Affairs of Today
SISTER, M. CLEMENT O'REILLY
.Sister Mary Clement died in; the
Motherhouse of the .School Sisters of
Notre Dame in Milwaukee on March At the next eieetion in Huron, which
28. For some years past Sister occurred in 1841, the candidate for the
Clement had been retired, from active district ,was William Dunlop, a brother
service and spent her declining years in of the Captain, and later the first
Warden, of the district --the famous
"'Inger" Dunlop. Dr. Dunlop upheld
the Tory banner, while' James Magill
Strachan was the opposing candidate.
Strachan was declared 'the elected mem-
ber, but his election was centested, The
Go'Verninent sent three lawyers from
Toronto to sit on an election aboard,
and to determine just- who • wass to
(By Harry J., Doyle lit litom1011 lime boards and proteeted from tic weather
by a. cleaning roof. '
„ Prefs)
Old-timers anourn the paSsing of the
heat,,a week, t , ,
sOn Monday morning .of election
he eandidates and their hooch -
days when election3 Were More .
., . '''-.- Men 'WoUld la,sserable hi the vicialtrof
,‘ T
Politicians deplore the seesnmg apathy the platform, whielt WaS 13a10;WO 'US the'
rof. -electors who do not Reek out in the ameteere Tee electors woUld Come
old way tO Jail bolls, and' when spirits , pouring in from all parts of the elec.
: f le ' - r toral dietriet Ilaelt Party.would have
ran to OverflONVisig: and NN olds ai (I
then 'fists liew. Modern living has its headquarters at a tavern or tent, or
elianged all that, Modern electors may both, wlwre the wOrkere woiildlay their
liSten to their -radio* but, latk_ the ,o_l_d, plan% ,,ille Tore/mon would he vent, in
listeningito the. oratore of the day, and -
time cheering crowd.
T 1141', APRIL 41b, 1940
Mv 4. IL Wheeler and •daughter)
Gertrusie) spent the weeltsend
Toronto.
Miss 'Dorothy Currell, of Oshawa
visited with bier gra:adparents in Salt -
ford itt'St week.
Miss Kate IIiinter, R.N., has re-
turned to Kitchener atter a, vt vvith,
her relatives here..
MrS. 'Fred ;Prim land 'Stack pent.
Easter Week: In. Detroit, guests of Mr.
and `Mrs. IL IL -Currie.
s Mr. and' .Mrs, Harold. Currie and
Atadeltne„ of Detroit,: were visitors- in
Cloderich over the weeltend,
• Abr. and Mist, faeorge Longutire, ot,
Huron county has alWays been noted, t 1 1
ea °a' tbe NV0111(1 begha. Winnipeg, visited last week with Mr.
for Btormy polities. Baek in 1836 a
'Capt. R. G. Itunlop we,s conteeting the The Doubtful Voter and 'Mrs., john 1,4ongmire,
seat agUlnst Col. Anthonriran EgMond. It is easy to imagine what :would., °street'
so
s, est)
Dunlop wae a Tory and- Van Esmond ilni)Pen to the doubtful yoter when. lae.'Jr. IJoyd W. CUrrell and n.
arrived at,the Village,- -,As therpoll Was of Dshawa,,•spent the Easter week -end
with Mr. and' Mts. Ed. Currell in ,$alts•
ford. a ,
Mr. ' Roy Longutire left on. SaturdaY
for his boat, the F. y, MasseY, at ',Tor.
.6nto, Edgar Mallough accompanied
hiro to the city.
Xr. T. II. Elford, of Vancouver, 11.0W
With the R,CI.A.P., !DuPont(); yisited his
aunt; here, Mrs. P. W. Currie and. Miss
V. E. 'Welsh, over .the Week -mid.
Mr. and Mrs: W. E. Fleming and
family and Mrs, G. Fleming, of Owen
..'SolincisspentsBnfulasys.Messeli 17th, with
Mr % W. D. Fleming's parents, Mi. Cid
1\frs. Healy, Lighthouse street. Father
and daughter celebrated their , birthday
together. ..s. • •
,Clalef Engineer A. U. AlacInnes, of
the 'Algoma CentraleSteamship Co., is,
here again and is superintending the
fitting out of the Oompanyl; vessels at
the harbor for the, coining navigation
season. "Mae" is always -A WelCONe.
visitor -in Goderieh.
Dr. Percy L. Tye- of' Milverton, son
of Mrs. W. D. Tye of town, hife, re-
covered from a very serious illnesssof
several weeks. The AiTverton Sun
notes that 'after his return from Hays -
vine, where he spent,,a week recuperat-
ing, "his many friends are Pleasedto
note that he is fully recovered and is
again the picture of health.!' "
was ft Grit, 'and bie platform as, gene,
ered from early reports seems to have
been that he was bitterly oppoSed
the doctrines of the "thiev,ing rapseals
lions, who are bathing our country in a
Sea- "
The roo.ds were Poe; iv many eases
mere Paths, and, titeseampaigning can- i rough-and-tumble fight in which a score
didates were forced mil
to walk for es or 111010Participated.. • „
to reach ou0Ying settlements. - "It not infrequently happened that
The election that year resUltdi :11 the the indifferent voter would' purposely
return. of 34 Reformers to the Assembly 1 play ',Into the hands of both parties. it
.2-1.-Toriese„amongethe latter!being was a golden opportunity for free
Capt. Dunlop. On the night when the 111I11ie-s-tied-willsItSr711111'111-61.011igerlre-
resultS were-enade known, ,some'elec- deferred the fateful hour when he was
to announeelothe returning Officer the
tots. not being content with the results,
burned' the hustings in Goderich. candidate a his 'choice the more diffi-
cult it Was for him. to choese. In his'
"Tigee' Dunlop Eleeted
kept open every day until paturday
tOght it is not quite sca easy to pietnre
the -scene during the last day or two of
a ,hot contest '001telers with foaming
horses Were going and coming. Heated
discussions. frequently terminated, in' a
the Ifovae for the aged In Mount Cal-
vary, WiscOnsin, and in the Mother-
heuse.- In the last-named place she
was especially happ4sto haves such
ready access to the CliaPel of Perpetual
Adoration. Even after it had become
very, difficult for her to tet about she
was never missing from the early morn-
ing services of prayer, holy mass and
communion. Iler faith and love' for represent the district tor the coming
the Blessed Sacramentwere the out- term. Asa result Dunlop took his seat,
in the first Parliament, which conv,ened
in June of 1842. s
' The elettion -was keenly contested
and it was. saidthatsior two vvO04
previous -to voting and -two weeks fol -
Standing virtues or; her life. No One
NOW. Saw Uer pray' before the Blessed
'Saerament could fail t� be impressed
and inspired by her reverence and de-
votion. • -
She was ,born on the beautifulsbtuats
dilemma lie would seek seltike in a little
more. whiskydand, In the end, perhaps
vote for the Wrong Man. -14! unbupplly
he did make such a mistake, his poll;
tical guardians never failed to call his
attention, to the error in Manner not
likely to be soon forgotten."
BIZARRE NOMENCLATURE.
_MOSTLY FEMININE
.••••••••.•,•••*•. •
By II. L. Menchen.
Among the given names oi'Congress-
mee's wives„listed in the Congre,,sional
Directory 1 lind these: , --
Alabama: 4:)cllo, Del,. Ivo
Arkansas: Clarine, Izella, Adolphine
Georgia : Noble, Jewell •
Texas : opLerteldady Bird, Slerle -
. stitehan towvv,ers Ali these estimable ladies. it will be
or Lake Huron at Ningsbridges Ontario, lowing DueloP and in.,:selbted,. coine from theSoutli, and espec-.
were settling their-hifferenceS ttf,
on $tehruary, 26, 1852, the eldest of -ahilly frees the 'Farther .South. It is
ion in brawling and fighting. What
family of ten children. Tivo 'of her there that'one lends the great reservoir
made it even Worse,IStrachan supporters
Sisters, Sister M. Alban and •Slster NI. eelebrated his election only to find tater 04!n°Rel minlas f', girls; with', a mil-
Winfriti, both Notre Dame Sisters, pre,
ages, :329; Abdominal bandages,. 176; ceded her.in death. Gifted with 'ex-
, ".T"shandagess.Z3; roUnd-bafldagS 195araorditazYetalents f niina-
pilloweases, 3424; heispital Owns, 2*1; eellent musician., she taught a number
Pneumonia jaeltetS,27 ; bed jackets, 16; of,years before entering. the order Of the
siressing gowns, 2.,;, sheets,. 2.0; also 214
articles Of eldthing have been made for
evacuees.
- ---eGoderich branch work committe&pur-
chase' the naaterialSGand wool and•the
. outside units assist with jthe -.5e1ViLig
, and knitting.
Ladies are asked` to bring in their
returns for the draw on the electric
• Irons by TitesdaY, Apra 9t11• -Thii'draw
Will take -place. at the 'Wednesday after
noon bridge and "500" April 10th.
• Ur. 1-13; Whittingliamreturned on
Saturday from Herschel, Sasks• where
he had been. the -past month on a busis
, .
ness trip to the farm. s.
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entanent
ave Spedals.
Due to adverse road conditions
we are continuing our PERMAN-
ENT WAVE SPECIALS until
APrii .201h. • .„
Guaraatteed-011. Permanent
- Wave . ... $1.50
(Itto finger wave required.
Reg. $3.50:... Special $2.50
...Reg. 5.00 3.50
Reg. 7.50. ... Special 5.00
1EVER Y :PERM:NM_ WAVE
GUARANTEED -•
HOLLYWOOD
BEAUTY SHOPPE'
l(Next to Capital 'Theatre)
Wesk St. • Phew, 12
School Sisters of Notre .Dame. Her
career as a- teacher in her.religious com-
munity Nvas 'Marked with success in
everything:lheAttempted. " Invariably
her pupils rated, high in competitive ex-
aminations and school activities. But
that was the leastsof , her ambitions.
Iler'great concern Was the development
Of character in her. pupils. By word
an.d example but partieularly b)' -prayer
she strove to ,inculcate Christian prin-
ciples his the heat of her pupils and
to inspire them with correct As
Catholic men ,and women and as
citizens. Those who came Under her
influenee have nothing but Words of
praise, anq. gratitude for her efforte in
their regard. • • • . •
•
Ilerdast days of ,ffinesa were painful
-days, but she bore alt -With heroic .pa-
tience, to the edification of those Who
aa* her. ,Her' great consolation was
to, have her brother, Father J. ,J;
O'Reilly, with her when the end- came
on the afternoon of March 2Sth. She
is survivethby tviTO brothers, Father j. J.
O'Reilly, 'of Reliance, South Dakota,
and Pat, of Eden Grove, Ontario, and
three sisters �f London, Ontario, Rose,
Sella end Ellen.
At 'the' solemn requiem high .mass on
her burial day' the :Reverend Eugene
Omlor, '0..P1):,S., was celebrant Her
own brother acted as .deacon Of the
masa, -Reverend Albert Gaulrapp, C. EARL roitlwrt 9.
subdeacen: and the Reverend]. .Stricken weeks ago, 'Earl
Peter Cinikas, master- .cere-
monies. Burial took place in the con-
vent cemetery of Elm efrove. ilkiay she
rest in peace,----(Contributec1).
that Dunlop was elected and, being
taunted ',by Dunlop supporters, -there
4ere-plenty of fights al.* Nvellsas-litieralt
quantities of whisky afloat. -
.Walter S. Herrington' -describes the
-se ee - • •
,,,,„Only One Voting Place
'Parliamentaryselections today •are
lion -devoted mothers engaged upon ItS
replenishment; They how,.t times,
An originality that verges' upon. .the.
-Intearthly, but in the mainsareneveltieses
they turn out 'So popieusly fall into
three chissep ! . •
Names produced by combining ,M6
Or 'mere old and -familiar names—for
0
A example, Maybeth ( May +Ellett beth ) .
tame affairs compared, with those orsa. Names made . littelting , feminine
century ago. • The „open vote afforded
suffixes, to the names of males--Ltor ex-.
opportunities far exciting scenes that
the rising' generations. know not of.
The closing ,of. the bar -on election day
has robbed the oceaSion,of a -good deal
of romance. The actnal voting contest
is now limited- to eight hours, fro -m: nine
to five. Whisky and the openn-svote 'Were
two, very -potent factors An keeping pp.
the excitement, Instead of having sev-,
eral bociblis 'Aeattered. throughput each
township -there was :only 'One in the
electorlal district:
• •
"The pkncipal village in :the district
,was generally selected, but sometimes:
the only booth was set up c•ountry
tavern: espeCially if it was -in a central
liication land the propriefor could pull -
enough' political strings. A platform,
would be constructed out of ro.n.gitt
,Annle Eagle of Toronto,. Mr. I% G.
Eagle and Miss Millie Eagle of Hamil-
ton,' and Henry ,Sheppard of
Chfcago• The funeral took place March,
21st in Chicago to Memorial Park ceme-
tery. '
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4s -
VirILLIAIK S. EAGLE , . •
William S. Eagle, iGoderIch old boy,
ied-suddenly=laebos- Angeles,A3alife4
on March 16t11. He- was the son of -the
late Mr., -and Misse-Alexander Eagle,,
ferraer residents of Goderich. For Kenn.e'th, Rhoda, Donald and Leverne ;
..many years he had made his home in a Sister, Mrs. Ernest Taylor, of Gode-
'Chicago, and he was Spending the rich, and, his parents, Mr. and • Mrs•
winter in California. 'He • IA- survived jamas Porter,--Gedericit The funeral
by his wife and two daughters, Mrswill be held on .Satiirday afternoon
'Reed Eagle and ,Mr W. Cs"Griffin of from the home of !Mr. Ernest Se'elor,
1
Chicago ;. also by -tvvo brothers and brether-in.law of, the deceased. Inter
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three sisterS, Mt 110.28... Eagle .and Miss anent will be in 3,Ialtland cemetery; .
, . . _ ,
ample, -Paulette and the aforesaid Atiol-
adolT)11-1-1119.):
Names achieved by the sneer exuber-
ance of a Wayward imagination --for
example, Twila, Onza, Swanell, Sesma,
Yetive 'and,the aforesaid Odle, Ivo and
Lady Bird.
How this 'fashion for bizarre girls'
names arose in -the South 1' do not
know, and- neither does- anyone else.
All that historians can say with -any
'confidence is that it Was first noted
about 60 years ago, and has been, grow-
ing In virulence ever Bruce It -rages
'throughout the four states from which
r have chosen examples, and eitends
up the ApalaChian chabralluost le the
latitude 0,t Washington and up the
a
. • . -
sissippi Valley tO Iowa.
What lies- behind it seems to be a
loving 'maternal Itch to. give every fe-
male infant the benefit of an unparal-
leled label, setting her off sharply from
the common run of her sex., But a
certain, self-interest May also be in it,
F., ROVE IT FOR
YOURSELF -
TEAT OUR,' PRICES ARE RED'UVEj)
Specials for vieeli 5th to 12th. April. inetasive
A, CASE FOR, DISCIPLINE
Dungamion Lad Who Stole from Post -
office In e'itiveuile Court
`P An/ eleven -year-old Dungannon boy,
who pleaded gailty to *breaking into
the Dungannon postoffice on the- eye
of election day and stealing three dol-
lars coppers, was placed on sus-
pended ',sentence..by Juvenile Judge IF
AsMakins after a trial-laat Thursdast.
The father of `thesboy. was instructed- to
take pro -rapt disciplinary naeasnres, in-
chrding a sound threshing -e -more than
-one if necessary.. • '
The' boy, yvho has been in trouble
-before, is apparently quite a lad.
the outskirts of Dungannon' last. Tues-
day, he greeted a constable who had
trndged through the snow to investi-
gate the robbery ANVIO1
“Good raorning',1' did -you- heaar about
thesrebbery?" , • •
"Very little," replied the constable.,
"What sabout it?" -.
•
Theboys are 'all kidding me: They
saY I did it," came back the lad; and,
ap inveetigation proved,. sure enough he
.had broken into the postoffiee through
the rear door -and stolen three hundred
coppers; of which he had lust ,106 left
when apprehended., • .•
Police are looking into the activitiee'
of a so --called boYs' Wild West gattg in
Dungenness during the past winter. Al-
-ready one gun has been seized,
GUILD .MEETING
The St. George's. Church Women's,
Guild met Tuesday afteritooft hi the
Gland. roonis 1Vliss M. E. Sfelkelct presid-
ing. 'Mrs. E. D. Brown read the Scrip-
ture lesson. Therbil call Wits answered
with a favorite hymn. 'Mrs. Tichborne
for a .mother 'who Invents something took charge of the meeting and read an
that really staggers the neighborhood interesting paper on "Out' Great Heri-
issno doubt highly respected -by other
tage " and tendueted a Contest to see
,mothers.,,
•
•
tiiree In My eollectaneit sa. kerne truly
'_ P _how marty, Words could. -be 'made m
the words Church WomenGuild
James Porter of tewn passed • away in • stupendous exampleS:- Zelda, Leetha "''as. ."
his fortieth year at Alexandra Hospital and MoSetta from Alabama ; Versey, This was won by Tea
Mrs. McNall.
early this • (Thursday) morning. 41c. ,Qameria and , Valeria, from Texas, was , then. servedNext ..month there
.
be a pot
wilt luck snippet
Porter Was born In Goderich, the. son Darlene, Bashie, Teel and Waive trot)). , •
--.
of James Porter and Margaret Scotch- Iowa; ' and ()isle, Bleba and Latrina
:mer, and, has •lived .liere all. his life. from. the hills of Venneseees But .the BELIEVE IT OR NOT,.
An Iowa farmer has just experienced
He was a machiniet by trade, although national charnpionshlpy I believe; • be- ;
one of the greatest freaks of nature
•he worked. as A barber at times. 'Sur- longs to North Carolina. • •Searching its sissi,. sevat4e—
ars_ ago, befori "e.tarting_
viving is his wife, formerly' Isabelle byways, 'for. procliglei. Di.- Urban T: ''''''
East -of Clinton,. and four children, Holmes, of the state university, found on a job; he hung his coatair a fence
,
in the
a Negro girl in Rockingham county farmyard. , .Soon after he left
named Margorilla I., . • ,, a Small Calf walked up, sniffed the
,Atpror.fr• allrohlezneless ,wenitehot4msketerileadi'isyomhies, emieaules ecitr4-"..ancl
coat it didn't diScOver the. gold wateh
ate it up. In eating the
giVett names, and Other_explorers of the which it contained until it.vvas too late
Sub -:Potomac region). ,have • Came back —he'd swallo-wed it._ A short time ago,
-With beautiful -speeimens, among them the ealf, after goodservice, was slaugh-
nanong, Lloatiiiiak.,, Lingo,. nimself, thearteedue..frorciimeeg.ered•lis'tenhet_titnimg'epitieuepe, tthhee
Hebrew, S011eitor, Wahwah;.King- Solo animal Fitte,'Ilighwater and PYlorus. But ...animal had swallowed seven Years be
* me at least, sma.eks of tbc f°1"e' It was still going—and the time
this last; to
, 'n, was correct. Apparently the:, Watch
humor of awicked medical studet'
celled to attend the subjeet'e mother -at, had wedged ittielf in sueh a pbsition
It -
her accouchement. The students of the bitirsie d'e etcil!ita_hellnimatl that every time- .
rblit surely.
ttuktm„„
NEW tiOW PRICE
For the Farmer
Potassium rodide ..1 OZ. for 30c
3 oz.. for $1.00.
Worm Mixture for Ilogs.;.1b..250
Reduced Oen oz, 20e
2 oz. 35c
Subhate of Iron , ..3 Ills.. 25e •,
Cattle -Sulphur lbs. 25c
Glauber's , Salts . . 't .4 lbs.. 25c
Hellibore 2'„ .1. ;211). 39e
Cooper's Dri-kill ... . . 85c
Camphorated QU
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SOAPS.'
Freneh Castile Cake 50
Cashmere Bonnet ....2 cakes Ile ,
Palmolive ..,.. 2 rakes lie
Baby's Own „ _ 3 cakes for 25c •
Birthday Cards . tie up.
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- As a tonic . take Fellow's SY, ,r/Jip
Large .... $1.39"
. WOodbury's Face or pad Cream
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'Sant ,Flu:hge-foiltrillit;i5e0c•Ba'throom,
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Billy Wood and Eta,rold.Chase spent .Gorclori-.Walter returned on Monday
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the Easter vacation with Billy's bro.- ,,,frOm-Torontos vvhere he had been: visit- .
ther, jack, •at Port. Colborne. - 's - • . Mg with Irelatives thepastweek. '
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Johns -41,01>k-ins --Med 'eel -Seim ol before' wi din t
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publie indignation elapped them down,
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named Diaphragm, Esophagus, Hernia,
filled East Baltimore with m(ondon)
blacka
oors
Sieninges, ThYrold. and even 'Autopsy.
'The inventions of coiored mothers.
show a pious tendency. I knew. a Very
,blaek boy in my youth who' bore, the
name ,,,of Leviticus, and another called)
Laud of . Meal), and MissNeon's). C.
Chappell,- of Itiehmond. Va., ''Once 1M-.
earthed on - named Matthew ti11ark
Luke John Acts -of -the -Apostles Son -of -
Zebedee 'Garden-ofGetheemane 1111t.
But her prize discovery was Pim. C.
Jackson, named • by his 13iblestnintied
mother tater tlie ;Hundredth riiii;fill
"(Poi 0.).
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'Pr. Holmes' herole Investigation led
him to conclude that colored Mothers
were really less -bold _than . -white
mothers In the eontoction of imanes tor
their progeny. In the group te.studiecl,
mare boys were called James than any -1
thing else and more girl'werecalledl
.Mary. Mary. aleo leads in the general
Anierican-pdpulation, but the most NO-
ular male tiame, now and for 200 Years
past, ,is john, 'which' Charles Lamb
praised baek-in 1827 us "honest, full,
Ene,lish, and yet sWithal holy and
apoetolie." ,
Not all Americans have given names.
There is, WOO, no legal compulsion
to acquire and Use one. Dr. Gatewood,:
'A profesor tit surgery at RUA iMedietil
College, Chieago, who died on May 22,
1939, got through half a ,century of ffre
without 011e. When he sought a niar.
1 lingo license ,,,in Stin Diego, Cat, in
1923 the Meal officialg made a pother,
t:samtleieiAs ,r1i:iyotD, oofg:irritisola,t1fryitti:dietd:
1:1:1;:ol(t-11:;P :: do e it: ee Ya n :1(1withoutto1 eal ti 'g :Is: 1
1911:, when he Joined the 'Medical Re.
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n011inSe 0 r (1 . 'IN II,f a retired New To&
bush:les5/1Jan. 'Once in New York, he
was denied. the right to" Vote, but his
lawyers foreed the election officials to
admit shinie "I 'never had the slightest
tilktifile ?about my name," he says, "in
business or. banking."
RITISH SHIP SINKS
VitITH CARGO OF
KRUSCHEN
Canada bound iivilth 56,000
bottles
A grave interruption in Kruschen
Supplies for Canada occurred ecent.
ly when a special shipraent of 60,000
Kruschen Giant Packages wad sent
to the' bottom. The balance of the
supply of Kruschere Packages,. sent
011 other shipSylia3 been landed and
distributed thinly ,across, the count-
ry. Special concenl was felt because'
thie particular shipment 'was of the
Giant (Free Trial) size which
contains the regular package plus
the free trial package offered at the
regular price. Your local druggist
still has a supply but act
immediately! VVe urge regular
Krucehen ueserA to get their pack -
awl at once to avoid dieappoint.
Merit. if you -ouffer froxit rheumatic
pains, frequent headaches, lassitude,
blotchy complexion and other ail.
nients trupiently caused by con.
stipation, Just you try Kruschen
Salts.
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