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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1940-06-13, Page 4CUNICWIIMI & PRIME • ,„ rxrrzli Mga 41. TtieSday and Saturday ST. GEORGE'S W.A. , 4Tee regular monthly' meeting of St. °wage's W.A.. was held in the Guild aseern on 'Tuesday ,after on, 'the Mrs. 'Calder, ,peeskiling.T� Seriptare real:1111g; by Mrs. Calder, from • '2 Timothy, 2,, waS f011Owed by PraYer- A, moment% Silence was observed In. anemors of the late Mrs. Oswald Sturdy, who wee rce life -member of the W.A. and had been faithful .worker ta the ehureh. Mrs'. Paliner gave -a reilling- -44 -'1Sdelsilr-Stirirtee-- lcork,"' and Mrs. Calder gaveone' on - "Row the War IS Affeedng the Cliurcb ' England," At'rangernents were,made t*, THE OMER CH SIGNATAT NEWS OF BAYFIELL 1oiarvAity !Mien:411AX, JI;;NK 'VW 04tYk-IFIA . June 12,----Itesa and master. ie was also slietriet past death oeeurred on. Siniday la MRS. JAMF.S, FltASFA Mt's. F. II. Paull anal Itev. and UrS. II. ; nlas-ter anet a l'ilaek Knight. Ile tooi.; M. •11-4anglford a Wirmisor seeat Thees.'' aa 'acive ,Par a ' " 31 ifaira, at S.asanae Lake:, N.Y.:, of ido: Cald- ose",o• zees reesay et sea satteee esesagehaviust'eerved as a eehool trustee and a well, widOw of the late Jame e Feaser '4 vouncilior for eeverea yeais„ ne Ai, °oder/ township. mrs. rraser evetit of -the village., ma jeka airs,. Lessee at. esa,e. ee De.. oral, which was la Charge •cke tile was the dategleter,• of -the late Mr.• and ,troit, are at their eottage for t'he rium-1). t/L'ange' ft)z(lerl wa9'' 14°14 '°1'11- 1113 'rei'ire. clarion Caldwell of Porter's Hill, mew esason. ° :.' 4/ene0 OIflUS 'trcet on Wedne3daY later of Goderieh, and ater her Lis OZ IS, Moeelsoa of London sias the ' afternoon, with interment in DaYfield [ liege lived 04 the, Fraser farm on She 02 MGfor by t lase, eiseta a fewisniiies. ilorth of Bay- StAsst iee itetty airtiner a fele" , •;:selzataerY'• Service was e.oadneted teoie; Lees wesee . • It s'. J. Grebe • The pallbearers were peel. After leo. roaor,s, death i•n left of Toronto were at their summer bottle (je'urge Elliott, William. :Elliott Is and ' her two daughters, :Marion and Lillian, aata c ears. ,,, estegain am twro' ::,..lx. lodge brothers, Harold' stinson,p.1 oho !natio her hoist .ia‘ czokeeh until 1 ehildren and :Masa. Marioli-MeHeehllie' •A* r'atherst°''' NY -Unapt' meli'001. alanit fifteen years ago, Avheit .she anci I - • - • ' eohn Parher• The SYniPathY of, the event te Saranac Lake.. Miss Lillian hold sewing meetings „in,' the Guild room eisery TnesdaT afternoon during 'the stunmer•in 4:da of the Red Cross. Menaberesare aeked to come itt. 'these meetings and suppert OAS worthy, cause. • Mrs. Calder aeked the membere to remember the half-b,oue of inter- ceselon 'and" 'waver held in the chareh. on Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clecire The joint rally c)f the Juniors and the Reysw League is •to he Iteld ou SatUr- day, June 15tle, ht the church at 2 atoloekaandealleinemberseet•thenier, W.A.. are asked to attend. The meet- ing dosed With pr,ayets after which a sociaieup of tea was enjoyed. athees Day Father's Day gards & 10e 6ifta- for-, Father Electric Razor Rolls Razor Yardley Dien's Set tentheric Men's Set 'Gillette and Eclipse Raior Shaving' Bruiiii After Shave Yaidley Bowl etc., Campbell's Dro.oironE 614011, rume 90 ASSISTANT AT ST. P.A.IJIA . • Rev. Lyall Crawford, Former aode- rich spy, Named liy Eishop Seager Appointer:vent-of Rev. Lyall IL Craw- ford as kemporary • assistant to 'Rev. Jeffrey Billingsley, rector -in -charge of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, Ont., is anaciunced by Bishop Seager. The an- nounceent tessetssata"latelitterest 'vices and Conditions Are Changing aautee thesseperutveryve, 1,4tb. to 21$t un ovea • the wec4i.,emit. U1SS Nteb44,;4111.0 and little MiSs' Clirt'lt.501; ..,..0e,alili re-; etamunitY lts .etende'Ll ta qle fainils' , males leen, - Artnight wit'', the I. '' ". * ''* • ' fOrinels unc e, ,.lr., .C.'IrVine. ' • . 'PRS-c()N, Ala MENTION 4. Mr. anti 'Mies, II. T. Ori of Stratford: •• ' "is . ' - ' ' :Anti iYaiss Peggv Orr,laireteinetrainino, 1, Mr. Jack. Whitty of Toronto 'visited k4a„, joseph'S lIoSpit&i.1, London, are at : frlends :lag taatives leere on Sunday. their sumnier•cottag h" ' li: • ss 4 P teli• 11`ees ' i Bob NE .A.;" ad - f %. Th • onto. Tile remain* were •brought to ae On , e'0 t t-' °inall Gialerieh on Tuesday„ . and ,werse in- Mrse A, R. Seeds is irt. tile village on ! • bUsiness in • cenuection vvith . the dis- i, Visgea wiih'his: Parents, nr- and Urs. terred in Mtaitland (1 P' the s.ame &) 11 of' the' furnishiue's of the' Lake- ' Aesgus. MaeDonahl, over the wFeIssend, afternoon. after a futteral' SerVice at view Hotel. ' Her younger. daughter, i Terry Cooper, who.. is attending ,313r01)1104.'s funeral ehaPel England. "She Joined the Uaivereity ;irt his la ' '' &Attendance cif old neighbors, relatives. Rev. W...P. Lanes There wae a large senducted byt NiesS, Bernikei Seeds, It.N-,:lia$ 1 -eft for t, school in Lendon, sPetit the Week -end HOseital Seseps In Teronto at the out- . 'L5. 511(1 nanoaineuhr:prenirra.4n wteLeod wer,poitan.clwf.rlitlieinc,isc. sT.Iiievapiarill,hewareairt§e1;wweraentsT., .e.(3:k---'t)fillte'-"waree.-°;;S'''''"23U'll'' 1.1---;$rssbeginning of the, week. ... Trampled by; 11 „ 1 iiir ffain D'itiolt fo'F'•a" iiiiiiUit-TatIlie* ,se sale ii&-barg-o-ii--,--w.-11:-B-izei-t-s-ow mrd - was taken to ,Clinton Hospitel 011 Wal- 1 Forest *Clare.. . day ef last week euffering from, very I Mr../ind Mrs,, J. M. Wilson of ;Elora': painful injuries to his bade, 'is n. I were vieiting' among their old friends, • SALICELD ItEUNTION' , was hitching a team to the sViededrille-: in Goderich and Dungan,non on Fridaes 1 . { Mr. A. L: 'Cole is in. Toronto ..thie the horees'• became frightened by the h, Robert Andrews, ;Chosen as ;. President attendm- a poStavacluate optical at Annual Farnily Gathering yrasser, who was a teaelter on the stafe •of Goderieh Collegiate sInstitute until, illness forced her retirement, died at 'Saranac In 192% Mrs. Fraser is survived by eve daughter, Mn,, Mariou„ tal 'a sister„.Mrs. Geo. Iltiley of Tor- . . e. rattle of a :chain over • the drill just clinic at the University of Toronto. as he had fastened the necksoke. He Richard HOcking and Jack 'Gilles, of 'caught their heads to try to hold them, .Detrolt, called ctee their bade, John but they swung around and knocking Cameron,. last week, him down tramped on Ids 1) wk tied 1 Harold Turaer and Phil Iiiseet, air- -Craftsinent at the Rk.A.F. school at broke away. Miss Mary Merks cour- ageously ran between the fence and tile, • ., tat. Thomas, were home over the week- -horSes Surd 'Stopped 'them. VortunateIT ono . . - (Toronto; LucknoWS-North BayondDu, 'Goderielt, Rev. Mr. ' Crawford's old , for John, the X-ray showed that the , t _ Miss Helen MacMath, of the Murray Hamilton, Stratford,. Clinton, St. 111:431e' town' The's"- -a- 'Mr'-'7-1noma3' svine was not iniare(1 anti:he-is malOnF' Shoe CO., tendon, is Itaildayinge at the 'Helens, Aubuetteand othere-Point%--as- Cr Qrawford, formerly of Goderich, and good progress ;towardsrecovery.. L. ,_ home of iter parentS, 31r. and Mrs. w,ell as Goderieh, being represented in the late ,'ire.' Crawford, he atteuded Presentation.—Members of Trinity S. R; Macliath, East street. the eathering, , • . 1930 he received his theelogical d,egree eyenie l' t . - J 1111, Thorrieloe and ,Bill Hill, of the 'Ro7bert Andrews, of Goderich town - 'the • Goderich scbools and later the , church gathered at the home "of Mr. , — University of Western Ontario.. - In and Mrs. Wm, Seetehmer pn Thurseley 1 The anneal Salkeld fanitly reunion', was held, en Saturday last at Queen'S Park, Stratford., and was attended by about twenty-five from SIoderich and the imMediate Vicinity. Altogether about '125 were in attendance, Ottawa, g ets to ,congratulate their from Huron College. He has sepved treasurer, Mr, Resse1111eard, and wel- in several parishes of the Diocese of eome his bride (nee Miss-Glacrys Doug - Huron and for two years', was curate las). A most enjoyable' evening was at Trinity claireh, Norwich. •• spent 15.1 t' -arises and contests before the Five years ago Mr.. Crawford was rector, Rev J Graham, 'cortducted the awarded. the Carnegie life-saving gold bride and groom' to chairs epeciaily seaetlal.for his rescue of T. W. Roffman, placed • for them. An appropriate • ad - -who fell into the. watei at Goderich harbor and was struggling for his. when the youno man. Spluneed in and saved Sultrered . for 10 Years; Says Syntona Brought Relief After Everything Else He Tried Rad Failed. Wants Others to Know About This Safe, Simple 'Remedy. 'Felt Nervous, tun - dotal. When ethe stomaCh ottt of , order ond food fails tO digest,. When the back joiete ache and the kidthys do, not itianetim prOperlr; When thebowelsare constiPated and yop, have headaches, izzy' ksells and nerves are .edge„ 'a treat:lie/it of Syntona Herbal . Cempoual- antleyeu, too, may .find that our suff-ering aa 1)0 ended withaut 'the aid efehaieh 'drugs or depreseors. Here, for„envaple, La the splendid ex- perience ore joe Marti.% 1.69 strisarsieliffe Itoad North, London. 'Ten • years ago' I. began having Iroahle withTnly stoinach and it kept/ getting worse Until 'even „the lig,htest food eaused great pains and 'diStress. I would get 'bloated with gas and. sciiir„ • burning • jilquids would rise right up into- nay -throat I often felt dizzy and siatiseated. ,I had pains all through mY* " Ittek and. my • head ached SO badia" • stratid burst it In ray pilloWs to try • So stop the throbbing • pains, I took electric. treatments aad. I guess took enough pills toeStart a store. I could sot' get enough sleep,- so •L became • nervuus- and' 'O'4,47(4/` -rat . "A few weeks ago my aftifeciuggested T try $yatona and must say this air trttining schoel at Galt, ship,- was elected president, succeeding were home- over the week -end on theit Leland Dunemore, Stratford. Miss first lea.ve. Mamie Salkeld, Goderich, succeeds F. Mr. and Mrs. James Viriggins and Selkeld, Stratford, as secretary-treak- Mrs, IL Bell have returned to town 'urea. Simon Rae, St. Marys, is vice - after making their home at London for president. the winter. s At the dinner • hour 'the president Provincial Traffic Officer • Melville spoke -words a welcome and shiest ad- Craigie ancl Mrs.' Craigie, of Sudbury, 'dresses were given bt John W. Salkeld, •Goderich? E.- Jenkins, Ottawa, Willia,m Monteith, Stratford,. and Arthur Run- ciman, North Bey. Mrs. 0. Andrews, Ottawa, eon:fributed an enjoyable read- ing, as did Joseph Dunmore.. "*.• girls' quartettesephylliaGibb, Louise.Csornish Gra& Hislop °and Margaret McKay, were heartily applaUcled. Supper Was served un.dert,the trees; Tess was read by Mrs. Wm. Park ee are spending holidays with their par- nts here. Mr. .and Mrs. Angus, Slaefie, ef Caledonia,. are helidaying-` with Mr. Maefie's parents, Mr. and Sirs. Are'hie Slaetle, Victoria street . Mr, E.. R.. Wigle was in Toronto all last Weei . attending the semi-annual council meeting Of the Ontario College of Pharmacy, • M. Wigle • represents Grey, ,Bruce an,d. Huron cotnaties on the conseil. :Sirs. T. M. Turner, of' the Park and the wardens, Win. Elliott and. Wm. Scotchmer, "presented th.em. with a NSA - mit soccasioaal table on behalf of- th congregation. Jr. Heard, in a few well-chosen words, expresied the thanks of himself ,and his wife. , Mrs.- Scotchmer- was assisted by her twb daughters, Irene and Anna, and other members of the church in serving re- freshments. • -Death' of ,Rev. R. M. Gaie.—The "death occurred at his home here on ••• - * ' • , _. TO GET CITIZENSIIIP PAPERS Ct.0 Before bivision * (mi- --pe-ned., on Tnesda,v 'afternoon, June llth, of, Rev. Tuesday Judge 'Costello heard an ap- House, , le in Alexandra Hospital. saf- plication from Alexander Ilanim, aged Robert Ure Monteith, Gale, pastor of fering from the effects o2. a fall on eeventy-one, of BlYth, .who was born In St. Andrew's' United 'church, Bayfieldi 'Saturday -evening. No bones were Ohio, U.S.A., while his parents Were on and Grace United church, Porter's Pill, broken, as at first feared, but liganients.1 a visit but has lived in Canada all but atter an illness extending over several were torn 'and bruised 1 six .inonths of the time since.— ' His months. The deceased was born at , Garnet ("Bud") Matluesaft, Sou of Honor • recommended that -citizenship Alma, Ontario, tune 10th, 1865, one of Mrs. Robert Ma.thieson, has been ac- papers .be... granted. " Ha.mm said he Thursday, June sth, with the president, had always eausidered himself a Can- adian and had enjoyed all thec,privie leges of one, but in view of the war he wanted 'to make sure, that he was one. i'Greenslade and Mrs., iv. McInnis. ,It R. JOE IL MORTIS We . iffou want to help Iff keen a youthful figuse ' And valor excellent beside start taking II Ile •Branstorasse. . . 41 BILE [ANS Cameras, Obits, Developing and Printing. ftenty-four hour tierviee; HEADACHES Alba Seltzer . ..... Brom. Seltzer 10e-250 .50e--$1.00 • CHECK' PERSPIRATION Muni 35c -60o Arrid ..... 39o -59e Neet, .. • ... . . 59e °dorm . . . 3 , D01111•KELP= PREWNTS' FE -VR -=4 GUAKANTEEDI ASK YOUR DRUpGISTI Mosquito On- 25e Moore's Anti Mosquito Cream 35c . .73.11e- GRADUATI6N GIFT Fountain Pen and Pencil White 'Shoe Polish 25e 150 Tablets , 79c 300 Tablets ' ......$L39 750 Tablets $2.79 SOAP Odex, Ca§hinere Vahe.,,Ze for •Ile , WOodbury's Cold or Vanishing Cream i5e--50e -Large-Vaiiety of Su Glasses 1e -up othBalli ..20e 781oth -La.rwex 16 -oz; bottle-; 83e Bath Caps „- 2.5e _Op • Suntan Oil 30c ---60e SALINES English Health - Salts ... . . 39c Enos Frnit Salt..... 47e -79e Andrews -Liver Salt 3ele-57e Sal Hepatica—. Krusehen Salts Giant .. . .. 69e Midol 39e Iikovah Health Paradol 35e Salt • • • • .2W Pynnon„Salt .. 69c Wampole,s 'Grape Salt 50c--1.00 Speeiai British Tootb -8-Pedal 29e BUY ractms AT THE DRUO4TO4B DUNLOP CAMPBELL LAUDER WIGLE ihonei Phone 90 - Pho.ne 19 . Phone 40 - GoaFaugrt DRUGGISTS WOMEN'S' INSTITUTE The Goderich Woraen'ii Institute held Its regular meeting,in MacKay Hall, on mrs. 13. Tichlyerrie, n* the chair. Ex- celIent repoilta of the recent' district -annual: meeting= at St.. Helens were brought by, the delegates, Mrs. Iwas decided to ptirchase two pairs of a family of five boys and one girl of the cepted,lis the R.C.A.F. an-olfwill work hi late • Sohn • and Miami Gale. On De- the welding department Bud left on cember 15th, 1885, he Was married t°, Monday for Tarontto,. where'lle will be -Miss Mary 11. Stristhers. To this happy • stationed for a short time. •uniert;"•were bora five sons and three . Until 1909 Me. Gale farmed Visitors at the home- Of Mr.-- and. danghters Mre. G. G. gpliardy, over the week - the -old homestead *of his father; At lond were' Mts. T., M. J6thetson, from that trine he felt-- c-alled to"-dir-nesSion• sesaadye, assesagan ; s-fr.- arca asses- ge . I work and enrolled as an extra mural . :. • . Sleer, Mr. lorne Kenny, X188 nose student ef4•Man1toba College, He %did Johnson and Mi. Jack GarioNva Bowler, eervice' in the mission, fields of Loring, alI, of Detroit . eece' - ' a Matheson,. and •Cobalt for five years A nt visitor inGodericla was and was ordained as a minister of the Fred ("Cyclone") Taylor, of Vancou- ,Factory tied for -first place with one Presbyterian Church in 1914. He held ver, B.C., of hockey' fame, who iSited wilt each .his sister, Miss hlizabeth Taylor. Mr. . Taylor came east for the graduation ofehis -son, John Russell,'from Law ,School at Toronto. . The name of J. 'M Smith, S.A., form.- erly assistant principal of Victoria. I school, Godericia, :now principal Of the Listowel public selibol, appears In the examination lists of the . College' of Education at Toronto. Mr. Smith Was successful. In the e3ranainatioxa in the° seience of edUcation. . go to CampbelEs Drug Store, and get England, four years ago. Besides ins 430Y SCOTTS AT IVIITCHELL • yourself a treatment of this. pure herb- widow, there survive four son' and iGpclerich By Scouts and tubs went i 21i medicine' that Is belOing.,,s° manY:. twe datighters :: Ewart Gale, former b..; Mitchell'. on Sunday to •attend the ' People here. &member' -.tile flame, rr1nclpa1 of th High School Iare Syntona, 'and avoid' dis' appointinento, .„ 'NThe om%vT made it necessary, to postpone all the games scheduled in the town softball league and the standing remaintatfirs changed, the Presbyterians and Organ ' blankets and donate them to the local* Rea Cross Socie. „Arran,tementa were made for the quilting of four quilts for the Red Cross. ...A pleasing Charges in Pinkerton and St. 'Paul's, medicine has done wonders for me. It Chatham, and lastly in Bayfield, where fixed up my stomach, so I can flow eat he has been since ,1226.. He was a regular meals without feas of all tha,t, Mason and. a member of 14:0.14. No. ?-1. gas, acidity and-lhearthurn. I don t Of 'a kindly, genial disposition, and have that dull ache in my back any , young in spirit, his Interests were wide - more and, for the first tune in years,..spread. He -kept abreast ,of the times I , am free ,•-of- headaches aed dizzy and was very active 'until within a, spells. I will surely, know ,what to few mouths of his death. He was, a *take If I e'et feeling like that again. ":brother of the late Rev. Dr. JamesA.. wouldn't' be ,withoutSyntona in the house now:'" ^ - • , If you live in Goderich or vicinity, Gale, noted author of the Korean -Eng- lish dictionary and pbiier misepaaa in Korea, whom he -visited in Bath, A BULWARK,Of 1 TM; 46, Because of ifs long experience in soiving;aIt • manila of estateproblems, this Company can be a' bulwark of security for yont esktte, whether clarin or as oci.o.v.ecotor wh your wile. Its trained officers render, syn - and personal service to ds olierifs;, 17/6 IONDON & WESTERN TRUSTS COMPANY LIMITED LoNaon, Torioruo- - - WINNIPEG - SASKATOON - VANCOUVElt rcTORIA . , mora; Rev. Jame i A. Gale,, Caledonia; 'John. Gale, on the old homested, Alrha; , Robert Gale,. of Elora; Mr. A. A, Mcs Intyre (Beulah), 'Waterloo,' and Mrs. . George Morley (Gladys)s, St kaul's • manse, Chatham. The funeral service will be held in St. .4ndreves United. . ehu.reh' on Thursday morning and -in- terment wiil be made in Elora ceme-' tery. The syMpethy of the eoramOnity goes out to the bereaved faniiiy, ' The play given by .the young people or Bincelield United church in Use ,Towil Hall on Friday night, under the ••• 'auspices of St. 'Andrew's Y.P.U., a -creditable performance.. The PO- 'Ceeds were turned' owdr to the •Baylield -Red' Cross. ,, . . • - s- - .- • - ' ,A Sudden Call.-Deatii 'Came sudden.- , • ly to one ' of Bay0eld's native-born ' fishermen, William John MeLeod, on Monday afternoon abottt a o'clock, as 1 he was busy. Setting nets off. St. Ioseph. Ao he leaned over to put on his olisk'ins he collapsed and with the, roll ;of _the boat fell into the -water- II1.$f body was "quidsiy recoitered and his 'eon, John A1cLeod, who was in Tkarkaelpwith his father, ran the boat up ' or& the !reach at St. JOZeph. Jack, Murray. waded to. shore and went to -the nearest house to "unntioni medical aid. By til Utile th.qt Dr. O'Dwyer Of Zurich arrived, 4 gale had 1. steeling- ufeaieer 3Olill-MeLeed. had been ‘ obliged to get the boat into deeper ' water. irack Murray carried Dr. i O'Dwyer on his baek to the boat., His' diaesnoeis was that death had been 1 inetantaneous from heart disease, from which it was "Town !dr. McLeod suf. [ feed. The sea 'beeazne so heavy that 1 , ie was itupo.-K3il1e to get close enough 1 ; to shore to land Dr. O'Dwyer at this point, so the boat returned to Daylield • itaelior. Other Inenberd„ a the erewi were • Itiehard .31eDooi and Jimmie i Sturgeon. Wmk.:7turgeon alsb waG in the boat. The Aeceaaq, who was ide1ytlit7Awnitu this diotria, was born , In Ilatitiflo..• Ocreller 2_1,: rEL ISM, the ii9/1 , ' of Ilugh and Annie. McLeod. In 190C , ri,.• was marrZed to Mis3 Emlna Rieh. ard:i. who iiteryivest• With four daugh. tera arid three Eon3:•.Luey (Mw. (". • Playte0. Anne (Mts. C. itebbirlS)7 rkiliSe eMrti. Ted Crtint-f): ' all of De- , 1 teoite Ereie ari4 Donald at home,. John, j of the village, and Ilarold. of Mewl, t t(Mn, It.C. Murviving aI.4o are tw6" ,siaberl, Margaret )1r4-,.. Itte,-301, cl.; Pert ! Dover. MItutl 1:gr8.. FileAtreittttit), of Detroit, atmd two brothers,. Mateoim of litevemtote 11.4*, and Tons of thii vil,• ' liege, A4 re ylveing' man 41eC11f11 Join4.4 c : f,4„../L No. 24. of Imbleh he was IVOit t annual district church parade.. The address at Main street United church was given by OntariteSeout Field. COM- utissimer. o. V. Nunn of London. • -DESERVE THE BEST 1 ror a thorough, :Kr Exarnillatiott . Telephpne '01 Masses In the Nevret .8tyle* at Moderate Price*. ir IN !sm. or EE SERUM CONSELT COLE orromziriturr AND OPTICIAN Summer Clothes — Order now and have your clothes ready for the hot days. Light weight WoKsteds and ,Tropieals in an $hades. Altering, repairing and pressing service. - Frank IL Martin TAILOR • duet was sung by two school'ehildren. A wee. on Current Events waS,givea . by- Mrs. N. Clairmont. - GOOII„ tir0Rii, GEORGE! Geotaithwaite, of the lluton.road, has handed to the Goderich Red Cross , the' slim of 817, proceeds of the "Or- chard parade at his farm olls'Stifidaya June 2nd. The event thus serv.ed the amble, purpose of extending ttit portunity to visit his' fineorchard at etheatime of blon-ffi: and of 'raishig a. substantial sum for . the Work- of -the" " ReirCross Society. • '• • The World's News Seen Through . THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR An international Daily NewspaPer is Truthful—Constructive—Unbiased-r-Free from Sensational- ism --Editorials Are Timely and Instrucd've and Its Daily Features, Together with the Weekly Magazine Section, Make the Monitor ast Ideal Newspaper for the Mime. - The Christian Science. Publishing Society One; Norway Street, Bosto'n, Massachusetts Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 a Month. Satarday ristie,, including Magazine Section, $2.60 a Year. IntroductorY -Offer, 6 Issues 25 Cents. Nanie • Address . WWS •' • - SAMPLE COPY ON REQUE8T -^e•-•,e's areesee-see 410 UCH LOWER MK THAN MOST PEOPLE THINK . 9 our or io people think that P0faille costs ,an average of $100 4tore than it act:filly does„ accortilitg to 4 yeast sur- vey. 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