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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1941-10-30, Page 7Hti lit', I1�A'1 ,OCTOBER h,1 41 ^ . fo o• a our Chil Catches loIdListei 1istet� to million% of experienced mothers and relieve miseries with the 1 MPROVED Vicks treatrrl nt that takes my 3 minute� and makes good old Vicks VapoRub give BET1Elt .WM LVER #SULTS I IT ACTS 2 WAYS AT ONCE to bring relief. *Oa AT oNct �► ' rimErRATES tet upper breathing ° p assageS a with so othing me dicinalgapors. S1IMUUTES chest and fk back surfaces like a `a, warming poultice. " go g#1 MO mins, ,*. WORKS FOR RIIOURS tOcase Coughs, relieve muscular soreness or tightness, and palingreal,honest- to -goodness comfort. To get this improved treatment . just massage VapoRub for 3 minutes ON BACK as well as throat and chest, For Better Results then spread thick" . ICK layer on chest and. , cover with warmed IV V*oRuaa - •cloth. Try its • ,. The Improved. Way THE GODE ICH SIC4�a The National Farks of P 1 , Among Canadaate .greatest tourist at« tractions are her National Parks, arias of outstanding ndiala Beauty and interest which have Iwo, set aside by staattttc for public use.1 Origiaiall7 establirlaed` • to maintain the primitive beauty' and • wonder's of the landscape, 'they are also conserving; the. natttve• iiw.il.d life' of the pcouinttry and: preserving sites of national hi, torie_ mtereSt. As recrea- tional 'areas,. .too, their value is int ineasuralile, for they,' Provide, in ideal surroundings,- une'kivalled Opportunities for he enjoyment of outdoor life, Canada's ";rational park system was instituted. more that,n fifty years ago, When- a small 'area surrounding hot itiineral springs at (Banff in ti &`itocky 'Mountains was set ,aside in .1 ars, a public 'possession., Other additions in the region formed. the nucleus of the great chain, of .national playgrounds which :now stretches across the Domin- ion from the Atlantic Coast of Nova Scotia to the Selkirk :. Mountains In, British Columbia.' In these areas may be enjoyed the, at* tractions of, majestic mountain ranges, snowcapped and festooned with halls- ing glaciers, beautiful valleys', ; spark Ding lakes, sandy • beaches; tumbling streams, green forests, •,and picturesque stretches by the sea, . A•s wild life sanctuaries, the national park are also ,Serving as vast outdoor museums, where the fauna and flora nay be seen and studied in their natural state. The national. parks of Canada repre- sent a great natural resource which,. with reasonable care, cannot be de- pleted :by use. They are also an im- portant .economic asset in war -time, NICETIES OF 'SPEECH t5rillia Packet. and Times,). Though the practice is , yso general that it is probably: quite useless . tp protest, we nevertheless are disposed to relieve our jarred sisibilities by.enter- ing ' an objection 'Ito the omission of 'befor,e._-.t.he _-drays._a the Week. "John Smith shot •Wednesday at the rifle -ranges." Now John Smith didn't shoot Wednesday at all; he shot on Wednesday,Or "Kate, O'Reilly mar 'vied Patrkik Murphy Saturday." Yet ,,tier mime- won't 'bei-aSaturda-y..-_but Mu.rpiiy. Without the "on"' such' sen- tences aren't grammar of any kind. Thehe, ...sehoots- either -.•,won't• -or. sari t .. train youth in the niceties of speech. ,Home .practice probably predominates. A counteracting influence that might splay a considerable part in giving Character to Canadian speech, and in redeeming it frond slovenliness, and pro- testing ittrout. becoming Americanised, Is tile" Canadian Broadcasting,,Corpors. - ation. We understand . that there is a conscious effort in that direction', ,But it. ie disappointing to hear certain ,(„inadian---newscasters •following .the - fashion .of their cousins aeraststhe lineand dropping, the ''I” from such words as hostile and mobile, pro; ,pouncing them •"hostle" and "moble" -though, it is true'that in one case the is long and in the other short. To some these niceties, are incon- sequential trifles. But there are many Circles, including business,, in which a new acquaintance is. to ti considerable extent judged' and placed.by his speech. Canada CAPE BRETON HiIGILANS NAT. Flowerpot—Flowerpot Island, Georgian: Bay JslandSi National Park. Ontario, Canada. [NOVA . S(JOTIA, tIAN'ADA.. Na gging, Drag-giflg Pains In the Back Many* women have to do their own • housework, .and .'the constant bend- ing over, , lifting, making beds, sweeping, ironing, sewing, so'neces- sary- to perform their household duties puts a heavy strain-, on the back and kidneys; 'and if there were no • kidney weakness the back would be strong.and well, --- Doan's Kidney Pills help to' give relief to weak, backache, kidney suf- fering women. • - Doan's Kidney Pills are put up�_ in an oblong.grey box with our trade mark a ‘‘Maple Leaf" on the wrapper. • Don 't accept a su"bstitute. Be sure and et ""Doan's." The .T.`Silburn Co.,, Ltd., Toronto, Ont. Net receipts oY the ce t.-0, eiou&. frolic at glacier r weave *2,047.011. 'Mr. an & rs. Jo Itn lle l of Clinton, observed thelifty-sixth anniversary' of their wedding last 'wee`k, , C. V. 'Pickard haas, .I O appointed (.Aerie and treasuren erf 'Teeter, in sue- ees„sion to Joseph Senior, i -signed,. -C: if (Martin, for, . the, last three FC ears .N.R.. statiopuaaastery at Exeter,, is taking at' similar ,po.sition at liar- ristone " Leslie Ritchie 'end Andrew Ciabert of Ashfield 'report recent visits from chicken thieves. Each lost, sixty or more hens. *fry' Voliand, an, old- resident. of 'Hay- township,. died on October 20th -at his home= near Dashwood. Ile was In his eii hty-eeeend year. his 'wife .and one dvaughter survive. " Considerable damage was done bY flre -in the . home of Mr. and Mrs. George Allen,. •Wroxeter, on Sund,gy. The Wingham fire brigade was 'Called, but, by •the time it arrived the fire had beeen.' got tinder control by a bucket brigade. I . The death occurred suddenly en at-. urday, October 18th, of William John both from the atandpoint.of the health of _the-nation_anut, ac an _attraction_ to American tourists who bring with them- dollars iuuch needed for Canada's war purchases in the United States. • It is estimated that more .than half the total population of the United States travel for recreation, 'education and enjoyment each ,pear. Iua vast wave, they s-liri adover •tile North American continent, visiting -their own great na- ticin°al-parkst-• na•tiona -1-moauments,.._an historic shrines. Many include in their itinerary the counterpart of „these Maws of. interest in Canada, --Where 'they are sure .of. a "friendly welcome. The u,.seftaalness of the national parks• as pleasure, and health-giv4r g resorts is becoming more and more recognized.. This, is evident front the rapid growth in attendance during; •the'last few years. With a,Dominion=wide system of these national playgrounds and an ever-grow- ing volume of - vacationist§ becoming national park conscious, substantial in- crew:_ in` the numbers of visitors to the parks may be expected. in the --f ti t•u re. Wheeler44din At the United church Alam', Brus- sels, on Wednesday, .October 15th, ?Mildred. '�e'Gertrude,iouu cis t daughter ghter • of Mr. and Mrs:. Andrew 3aaeJ iIz was United in' marriage tir Joint Lawrence, eldt>o t sou . trf lir. and 5/rs. August Wheeler'. The Ceremony was Perfoxaue4 by Rev. Chas. wit;., The young couple will‘ make their, home oab tide groom's farm on the th , conce0sion of Grey township. Pritchard; West Wawanosh, near •Lueknow. Deceased wan in his seventy- 'eight'h:...yeax,` Ile is' survived ,by his wife and two sons,. ,Elmo anddJohn, both At home_' • The -cleat -sewed at Seafor=th. en +Friday morning •last of Edith Mae ,Snowden, • wife - of Ei1ward, Mole, .in her sixty-sixth yead-rH -Deceased had suffered from arthritis -for twenty -lave Years. She is suryived by her"1ru:siiand and three daughters,. Mh§es'Laura and Vera at home and Mrs. Gordon Milken, Iersoll,_ _The interment'was in Ball's cemetery, near Auburn. Mrs Henry :Eitlber Dies at Crediton Mrs. Bilber, wife of • fleury Either, fornier lii:P:Tr, for South 'Huron, died at her home at Crediton on 'Sunday, in her eighty-fourth year, after an illness of several .months. Mrs. Either was formerly 3liss l za'beti rat -fi'ge , . Tier :parent . being among the earliest settlers'df the Orediton dist- trice. She; vas married iii . 1860 to Mr, Silber, who survives) with one son, Herbert '1 11ber of Crediton, ane granddaughter, Mrs. Ward (Fritz, Zurich, and one great-granddaughter; The .death occurred at his 'home in Seaforth on Sunday of 'William Day - man Butt, la his ninetieth year, .Mr. Butt farmed in Tnekersnith•for forty- liveyearsmetiring t o Seaforth in 1917. . Hee survived ,h-, his wife 'and four -sons, ..Etgar sand-Tliom.as•,' of Kippen, -JohnT Allele," . and y, of -1Seattarth4.... ...... ..r Flannery --Bannon The "wedding of DDorothy Josephine, eldest daughter of Mrs Ellen Bannon and the late Thomas Bannon, to John. Francis Flannery. stn of Mr.` and Mrs. J. J. Flannery, both of Seaferth, was solemnized by Rev.. T. P. ,Hussey in St. James'. Catholic church, 'Seaforth, , ST. HEtiE•NS, Oct. 27.—Messrs►. to do good at on Saturday morning, last. After the Roberrand Frank McQnillin. of Hamil- .wedding dinner at the `home of 'the.- ton were home, for the week -end. - bride's mother, 'Mr. and Mrs. Flannery Anniversary Services: -- Successful Knisahen my tea morning, left on a trip to , ontreal. r anniversary services were;;.heId in the Fifty Years Ma ed United church'on Sunday,: when Rev. eased t after Chet Mr. and .Mrs. John „Stone of Wing- W. A. 1Beecroft of Winghaan delivered ham on --'October -20th celebrated the two stirring addresses: Special music constipation and I fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. was provided by the choir,: assistedby They were married in England and Mrs. J. W. Joynt and Mr. -George-441A- r�atne to �C'anacla in 1911, and have since of Lueknow. At the morning,, service lived in Wingham.' Mr. Stone is a a male quartette composed, of Messrs.. veteran of the 'South African, war and W. I. Miller,`(Georae Joynt,• Wm. Ring- stimulate the organs of Mrs. Stone'is a native of 'C•ape- Town, ler and 'E's W. Rices .contributed a nuns gentle aCtton 1 Your South Africa. They have two_ sons, ber anti' in the evening Mrs. Soynt and Richard. of 'Kincardine, and Arthur, of Miss Belle Robertson of Lucknow fabs- waste.anct poisoanouslmpurat;res, Wingliam, and four grandchildren. K .sir -ed• -with a ,duet. • • -Park EntranceBuilding and Information Bureau. 1104.4(1001.4114.0, Oct, 2111.--Itat. J. !Vrewaribat wives week -lead oast *lith Aire. 'Hewitt, Mitchell. Mr. stud Mra, Harold W� $acr�uip,a�],7� Gwere rpt vi�riturs at rte 4 The W.X,S, held apt, ihitakiartriag service on Stindaay' morning Whicif. ^eta well attended. The satire wrna re-,. Bred ;by, a iadl& ehoir. Jim (Dr.). S trutliets, returned 11114,401141:7 ftSsisi China, Was , the spec anal apekker, *IA delivefett a very interesting addre%s. A meeting of the lied e. waw held last Wednesday at she home ' of I+ilss Acheson.. Two quilts )'w'e're eta. pleted, and plans were, made for oda-, ing funds. -A shipment from our local branch Oda week e011AIStfii of the fol. lowing: Sias quilts, thirty4'three pairs of cocas, and sixteen hospital jacket. AO 'Charles Cudwore, of Manning Pool, Worunto, called on, friend* here on Saturday. We ,wish to extend. our eongratulaa- tions' to Sergeant .!iUOt Lloyd Stock. a member of the recent - graduating sting elan* at Brandon is.ram., who is the fourths graduate from ,Olinton• distiiet. Lloyd is spending a few days' leave with hl parents, lvir. and Mrs, MM. J. Week. • A Triiilat iVi 'cut The;dist Slice o1 goose had been , and the minister of the Zion church looked at, it ,with as keen autlelpation, ars was di.4playeti is the faces around BUM, ah1r " fine moose as T ever saw, lire Btudder Wiidi€ams;" lie ;said to Ms host. BLYTH; Oct. 28. ---Rev. J. D Dat S ae a Streeter, newly -appointed rector of Anglican parish of Biy^th, Beigrave and Auburn, conducted the . evening service in Trinity church,. on Sunday. Mr.' and •Mrs, W. H. Lyon 'have moved to Clifford„ where Mr. Lyon has been: C.N.R. station agent since the closing - of the C.N.R.line to Dlyth. Mr:, Lyon, is a tember of `the 'Vulaf � OouneII and has" held tither responsible positions in church and community. Mrs. Nellie Leslie has returned from' Geraldto_he niecehere , who has threent months withbeen 111. Miss Margaret S. Fraser, - superin- tendent of nurses .in the Royal Alex- andra 'Hospital, Edmonton, was a guest for as few days at the hone' of R. :B. McGowan. She is visiting some of the larger h�pdt�ls in Eastern Can- ada and the United State. Mr_, and Mrs. Thomas Coisofif Who are lea viug,`ilit liet?t township----ta-reaide- 1llyth;•~were'honored•-'at as party...a.t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac .Rap- son attended by 150 from the ,com- munity.. "Where did you get such .at line one? "Well, now,listah Rowley," said the carver o the goose, it1 a sudden access of dignity. when - yoh. preaeh. a special good sernion 1 never axes .you where yaourgot it, . Seems tome; dot's:a trivial matter, anyway." " No Difference Two men Who had been .bachelor cronies met .for the �flrst tinge in' ten Years. • "Tell me, Tom," said one, "did, you marry :that girt, -tor do ;you still, "darn. your own socks, and do your own cookinT. "Yes,", was Tom's • laconie • reply; ST, HELENS ONSTIPATIO.N A..LIFf LIFELONG -STRUGGLE Relief Found at Last With perfect frankness a woman .Torres on ent. writes:--- . "I have suffered from ,constipa- tion as•long as l can remember, and taken all sorts of t liinga --'arliicli m some cases seemed first, but ' atft"erwa rda to "have no effect. Then I thought I would try every in snd•'I have done so for over, y�•n I am plsayo :month I bad no more trouble with ` have felt very fit.", -(Nits.) G. IVY. -S. Kruschen helps . to maintain a condition of - internal cleanliness. The several salts in Kruschen elimination to smooth,gene . system is thus kept clear of clogging r DISPLAY Pi E 4 ,a, do4 1441 In Toronto - • Make your home Hotel Waverley Located on wide Spadina Ave. at College St. 'Convenient to Highusiss from Porta ofEntyy Close to EvWything Impartanco We hit V4p, been -reading a ehapter 0111 b'ook. laid find flese,„instructions; "You. should lleVet' a member of pests family without having first 1, thoroughly washed your hands and This presents quite a urohlem to the ordinary man, but',It might he solved in- this manner: wAsh pan in his hip poeket: and in her. s' his vest poi.ket a bottle of 11(1111(1 snap! Moral; ' It's air, 111..wind that blows and .t 4111;111 thermos, bottle of hot';, nobody good." ' water. The minute' he Opens the front ___ door of his 'home in the ()Vetting, andl "Mamma, theres if man here at the sees his wife aPproaching with a smite i door . to i,ee you," "Dires he have a By, tile Hine he ha,s compk4ely put ' ik)1): "Jones tried to beat" a train to the germs to rbut, his wife -bass become ; the cross'ing." • Gob': -Did he get discouraged and gohe • baek to the) across?" Bob: "..1No, fiat they're mak- kitchen„ . . . and he won't have to kiss i ing one for hin'S." — ' Widi lick of your finger youvanre_gulate the furnace dampetA from UPStItirS and keep vont home at an even temperature. do and night. Phone for free demonstra- tiOA of the 'bine coal' Held Regulator amiss. rl DE AAFE,,whatever happens! Change now' to 'blue coal. and forget youir coal worries! For 'blue coal!' is the fuel you CAN,, . depend on this. winter : : . the trade.marked fuel that *ill. 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