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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1933-08-17, Page 713041r$04 tedd1ck, at the end o theeon- 00,040A the previous inight, hid meta - his hands or the en. see with the derisive wish. 44 ate,. be used ONLY $roin ockin the morning and from toicek in the evening, ore water itt 1404 for lawn se - application must be Made in ting to the: Water and, Light . - s hose, tjuring a 'ilre alarm is rietl prohibited. -. Any infraetion' of . the *bogie Will be dealt wth according to the ' statenient sawyer after lier at t oT VolliPsons. the glory and neiy*Ik. Artt 3res#4, ed stoPi ay bebalfse' the story di* ‘via Collinson* wuso hopeess.X -A later :40,49,04..ht give OeIneslight ground * *tense where ,raaw be Si whatever „ this morning', 'cq'AntY Atnl, .Aut4n talk. 'with Mary Galt; That =4 swt justice are *Pitt the- truth the wbol�•trntlkt. price the A0OUSeit '010434104 Pa,y3 14* the 4;ttio mUnity from the tbird decitt, FIAUd where shall x Witted 'of * cell; they,met in the ohtt-, " ;14,,;;Ic; If you iilges, to your ss dealingswltb,, •Ct70 ,.",teit'itrim- Vt. ilreleeyi, 4ad thought let Of Vir: Oroitoul' We all' regaxded him a a, **ton fbe:virtu Atter, dad 'died Mr., Crofton'; looked sfter %other's.. alltairs,--ror..tter,:. He yrke per- fectly_ honest, -toO,„: up to to AU,- NOtooltie Abe- ,A4s Arspiill hellelt tote '1,X001 went me to *TA pin Mr. voiced% leganied )06k. or hurt ; her hp Oitiver. out ,ot ogoorpor ptirt upon ZauI d At airy atep Id me W* �fl&U�I h$ the Widen utrs po44t1ono, ikw** As onl:r Saraimrl ehti ,T1014,1-.,444 taXtri -0111,*, u• tl 0000 PM aStObly *t Sibk and lot% Were ,cast- se to who w** t Sala' "les r'here#114 tlitt 0040 intimationfound lifdaon bi the 14. Iron eilvie of bettitiCift around the ent,auiP. Ong ialier's private parlor, but through- out the interview..zhe -young ixiw3fer--00**. OW., with his utimts. eyt, the haeltgrOun4 t iren bars.• He found Mary well-proportioned gir* With fair,' bobbed 'enris framing a.,4'gdwitivit lace. - Two months'. oO,nfinement • -14a4:tidetiL_her healthrlreekles. 14 mere- ,pele.'• .traces. Her blue ties eagerly sOught __her lawy- er's •eyds, , and •OreSsey Puna.' ;himself: staring evasively at, the. flOor. He made his tone_hrutally bUsine$4.! • 411notaltittgaqikr, derense,„„,Mrst Galt. 'PeoPtSWO'itir attreVasummer con1Iaidt. •r.--Xf;lhay,hesliKht:ok-itx44y„heie:fete..hut-hOlvgig-t91111 and the old, are Sable to it during the roomer -months. • „YoULeenOt.tell whemit seises you how it is going, to end. Let it run for a day;ortwo anduee how': wealct,o, 4 prostrate it will leave you. - On the first siign of an attack of atly1O,otenies-of the 1 boweletalce a. few doses of Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wiid ,liltrawherrir and -set how, iitticklY, it will Manufactured,only by The T. MAIAM 0.*;,44*ted' Toronto, Ont. Sliver deal, • - ; , . "Yen see* mOther; lutd. stock iq the, .304:tortit ,mos. and When the millslhere Went„; into the Merger .;• she got $20.000' we'll 'htint Him therlitt4 lqeelee cash. Mothc'r and Mr. Crofton, them, declded to put the moneyolLtmw7eig2i:'.:'.44.01,4Vdt:Tvi::00e41:114eg'r.S'elnhils:a'111111,01t:Lfan:*t.:110474:74:trP'.1:471:1ri-7:14,g; "41: Vohriitt.ii:,, silver went '.,1/Ve .0iret to the o ;11441d:dim., Then glisiovered 444 these are itr*:'al*aVS1heert•:'WOrtitless,' . . „ , ay bring. Crofton.' hAd*-ficin. `OAP., At: one time, , hot 'didn't. own. when .the eompany. railed," -0-0'.4iPtittetw7.1.uhr-went4'.-Iretrr-in poor defense; undoubtedly, -bit ne. oesv "X • winiralt-have 'minded the money, though its loss meant poverty for 44-. Et WAS our trusting hint so icing, an '03ent 1? -24) Hhs atatttra, at, Oboe iconeiliate4' the public, fel1ing1. and tbt POOPie .shqut "God Save the murmur* ot the Worthies* of zhe eeminttnity,' who, refused to ssbte hini with Ute, stectuttonled nraunts were oon Anishett 4)7 f.133 000141011' titetY* WO°, added 130,Mael4 turt), speaking on Part Y 14**,144..01rwer the Ord had brought. him Up to the present moment. awn sox tried to ',defend his 'attion -Out; was* antwered bit the *hal 191;11:14:T1414:441441H.soiturti, Villnin a MI " ' proplamatiOn of his -retettionrAtSetauas While the Preetnt state of agora Airkin the blue 4ut-tirk #10 4.400104 01unt He '110 on thou hest /t,,jected the wortt ot the Lord ina, is appalling the loyalty- an ettly. his way *me, herd .ot ostiu, he bath also releoted thee trom beim; Votio4 to the out: of Violet by covert5 "Why*14 protested **TY ..004t, 'Oen:- titUnge reached bpi • ears ot the *Imo* In our tntiitOni hitt been most gratifp. itot denying r hot oroston, 14,1, threat is - vied bY Nabarb; Out KU*, Of WO*14.,NOISSIONS int. i. ly don'ttotomber:s. ,Arozoonc against Tios too *-Clitist,te-d0 MOE* thin The Wtgnin`i NO*0E1 SogetY is to 'Christ tri title Perieti Of re.OonstriiettOn., Make **tudy a Min* the oldest' living She needs the trlendehirt..ot. PhristlOnS emigre, PI :tins stud; we have to. do who. love her and who eau sympathet.t. with ,the largest of nation'S-74our _hurt. eall.v Understand her. 'she,' needs )0hrist dred Million 'people, We have to do with- ht her With Other nation% • people k?,f reparka1410 phooeter, or and, every lphase of her,dellY atr- thg7 wO414 not. have Maintained .* tow. welt ste ehurchee and on BuolaYa. - tinuouS ocistenee for over four 'thousand We areant to think of the various nega years., we bEve to do with An area ,the.to.001:01 need, the educational, need: u ntold natural 'wealth, -second only to ; and the like*. tint china!a greatest need', .the Itil'66143trohttdyelolv. Alti-Ohristo.,,MV,,*0,421;AltrxIstAuti this year help shapeOlirtallattre chriet,' *int. -tholittis40140 movituu; _ . Large acreagesof, land: .in; tistenl „- titiisdgv-!are hi need of lima and can be,. made to produce t more vritiltahly by its' use, . • UtC spirit .of Uir4 ,Ceree linen %Ili*" and : ' 41'004 moot, 44 • ' She luta 'ever befere, . Chine he,' ed , ; irk this emergency' he had, recoUratt, to the expedient nt the eerber Om; A 1 tent throughout Israel OA message the ' .bones or Oro 'Or the oxen.; whiefill he Was *tying, All the people "taint:: out 'with . one consent;' and 'Paul, at the ' head 0! •""'"' this veat., multitude, totally Mited, the We'll bring' Him heart*" that love:Xihn; , - Am...mite. , •s Then followed: at Samuel* ., , Onunaho a', gathering of the •victors at 04eli where. ilth solemn .saoriftoes the' vimtprieus 'leader' was re -installed in hti fint cit kingdom .-(X1),. „ Then_Lit,watt.earonel. vet .,..-d. ieaotki.os„,,,, ;Napoleon_ 044,., „,,"When.. 1"ti7ned„ Vs orrice or slukto, and warned' chiti4, beons to- movtihe Will move the Sunday ternoora By 45ABEL HAMILTON. ti940r(4h. Ont. ., OQ * -r•-i,e1r 1,-,. . .0,.i0.•.1i,,,,,,1„ f I,, k —11.oliy•44wI„I. 1V10/44TEZOMAII- - $Sa1_drainakStoclucti0n-1560 costumed chakacters--':- .1OOO-root Stage. 'Mexico of e eat y, 16th tm?.ryf • Opening peor nancMon4a--AtigiaT:4144, PRa. Lord teach: us to know that to abey Is .4h,norturint/matit %,WsicAmax Amen. . 14O7444% riso-gc,-4. Samuel 15-,;4428, Gowen Vest, -1 Samuel 1522. 4irotton....taking advantage of' her •Saul, the ilret. icing of Israel, VMS °trustfulness,. to unload' those worthless lon or Kish the Beuirunite or 4O4bee2i., shires.. .; - • He ia describedas a gehelee•youpg .1 still hoped, ` though;„ it wasn't es and a goodly; and there was, not among a4 as all. that Went to )iff, cirotton's :the 'children of Israel a ZOOdlier person office. 1#0. , WAS JO TPT01#0. ' X Went :titi* tie* from lifCrheuldere and.upwartli words "r have performed the cemmand- tianAtY the solution of our natiotial Pro.' oth the people an/i SaUl'oi the dantrer werld." 'Aid Clinna has really' begun to ..oCititibbedience- to,. the., 'commands- --of - move.She has awakened -from herlong .7'00d..---''FOr' a -time- soul iI41.4 'good„,.11?, , --...-Ieep-Xter-lace-- is towards „the-rutlirsl- -, .. . . - to 'this warning QUI, .4S tUtte 1/8154ea and For ror thw ancient peolo o. new ere, has downed. . ... . the eXist11410n et the Placed hira-inrw-sivisitio-&-2higher-thao-tha anxPiYA04s,.114gr4fmr.4%.ke,-b...e5„ "less' arid-leSS ,tottioos;-ot nks, „need 'o leading;--.:In...„AodoVs „JOAO „,we read how he disobeyed the, ecnunina of serauel, to "go and tonite-Amalek, and.. utterly destrbY all that they, boo, and •spare them not.” ' Samuel, . having received or the- Lord oPoornmunication, went to meet Saul and dellVer it to hiin: being at ,the zenith, ot glory, met him with the -"tlirt-hlblesktticitil'-U-14Ter-etur ce , ofticial mice ranarked "We have tag.* -err- over-everAhltig-eise-,fronIt-theY-Wast ,y4,%7.414 your religh441.- have *adopted your form:of -government; we have etta* Wished your system of public sch0O1a; We are modelling out busitiesi$ according to your ideas; and we nod, ootsoves worse CV than before. ' May it *tiot-hrthot-we- have mine& the principal Ailing from thi West, and that -we shall find' in •Obris. three 'times, 41r:ft' different "ire* The he was 'higher than any ot people." Vigut of the Lord" But there was close zietto .hiSt time another man was there f 100)(7 At the desire of the people Yor a Ichig).it hand ogoomstantial evidence that he in 1 or -Mt Crofton, too; .very " angry Samuel nh.lniingea by "the Spirit or I was not speaking the truth in It% 17•1. WIthd'the il*easiz4 *lumber 4:4 P.• rd", PLUMBING, HEATING SHEET METAL WORK Mows 12* P. Box lihOnt-Hscinetlibig,,,-•$a: 1,,•:.:giiesse&4ho . • -..., . . L Ur.. ,Crotton..: must,. have ' been -crooked' -- ivith•other people as well • as with tts.- . ., . ., , evening„.,,orc .mairt. :street T:.045$ that 'big; beaytitai.'„ear.c.- Come. leisurely along. . ilt.Maddenekr ,nie to, think of.that. .Piettia'-.thypoorite.,parading: :hic wealth after ..what. he'ddont. . 'X ,don't' know . What, -.;,X. mont-to do:. - X Waved' ,the chauffeur ' to !stop. • He kept ..:;on; -goalie', ' lih-ial made 'me .erwrier' still. -` I ran out ,.:. , • . . ... ...t1,171:;golig-.-:greelettL-4111:0101.- A -11-e . -StoitAt-ihe _ear ,,...'.:5 , -,. She halted; Putting her hands ., Over -her-•eyes,:,-As .theughto shut out ',some i,Iiititrifirik vision. . ',.,, . ,,,, ran - aerasfs- To 'th6'Tar--antV.-pulled, _..._. __. . _ . _ .,. ..._ 'Open ..the door," • And then? . . ..tressers • .manner was tensely . expect.: art,. yet disaPpoiot,od. , tgiateoliateri, be, "-oause this story she. told 'WM:- was the . ' 't144-'stor3Lalicija_____d • told. P0111,zi...______ r' T'."4,10.#; . all at once, something, secortett 11.- 1 dont , reinember *hitt hap -4_ ,eriefl, 01044 1. was standing theretho14- ;• .inK. the revolver,. and IV, profton. had ..siumport down in the . Seatwith blood all -- ' '•' ' s --fate. Petet-tatte_grahhed my - . hands, 'and I went' into hysterics., .1 _ Lguess.. That's all ...%, remember: - .;:pla,2!,' commented Allan Breliey,. :,,"Ero ' - that's all ,_;ycia remernhtr;, eh?"' i 7 -,Ile tried,:t6 make his gaze penetrat- :ing,-,and-ended-b_t. st,down' at the . tioor.,,, , He was, in queerly mingled moods. -446-4hatta-thls-444.'..400;,, betattit4Ale.. • . ' had„thot Crofton., who doubtless was a: crook, than bepauSe sh0. now, sought 'by s. ght,tio...,trnt,kt4 ' ret 'weeping ' : letninine wiliti to *cape • tife conse--,- ,; quente OE her Arline. .. -.., ., - , Yet from this ,iihnst Material., be hadk- invent .a..ilt*se:,,lq:,-**inkdep..L.hir..,,,.._-, . tx4n1 haillag---it he tole . .41.t,s; the .truth, .14r; :Igressey:" .•. . liressey,' Pondered. ..,., . . a girl%.story.rtatl,__!-.1.a4'irar;:ntiris ' ' .of the, teMporary 'aberration stunt ,which • Ailentating;.. Yeadatlity, :114d, thxze, and ..,:kavilp. .. put across &ntutteptible.:itilles. . :' VOS,, even here . in, . grin, 014,b1oodett 1 Ontario; ,where woolen, Vit.:still, hanged. 0, - for murder. . . - :,- ' . '.This girl,„he ..tirglied; rata, eVen.',' he, ' %for,, 411e shot 'OroNiti,, have . deliberately • Planned what4tay 'She would tell atter-- * ;wird, . the Must: 'irt . the. 1 loneliness: of i lier eell;• have tithe and atillin rthearsea the,•stery.„,- She'. had' gone 'ever it until, - .rerhaps,.'she-herse.4.,had come ;to belieVe. 4,,,„ ,. lt,... ' - ' ' -r----ifTL''''''--"-'''''''''' . . The hopeful blue eyes met-h1S, which-- - tried ,to *mask his titter hopelessheis. 140 • • felt; with a, sudden' sinking. of the hoot,' . tliat ' under any other oiretMistentea' ..lae, ;muse' have lilted her. tow be had to , lute her for he crime, to despise bet • for shielding herself behind liersek, end ' lo *0nm:to 1-lelt:deitOtlitt, ' .•,, oltirlierer he demandeil, A'clid' you get .. 0 „the,' revolver?" ' , ' "r—I dont -know." ' . "It ;was 'yours, .v,iasritt it/" • , , "No. X Cant fel% ,where if colt& fr t.4n2ver o.fted A, reroWer„o' *essay' inwardly orted ..,,th944;;IfiW ,. frit.% of looking him straight In the Ave.04.' ',Zia-, ;took- -: made- him - witomfortabie,, the Must have rehearsod that, straigW ,, ,fiffiOit.frimic: --iir- , hatl-Tehetatez.V-her----,-.7---- Mose' a bands inchiding,,fanDoxi s land pf Nis 1jesty's Scots Guatcls-,—Ttording:ttoudadours %OA Music Day, 1.11:ntsday, . Atipist 31st • WORLD'S PROVESSIOliAt camvipx9Nsurg SCULLING RACE The champion, Ted Phelps front— gngland comes to 'defend his tide against the famous -330h-Fearce: Aft-outttanding sports . , 'event of intarnadonal itripottance.- Ftiday, Sepw1iber unique abed costly di'splays from. Canada and foreign. lands the liobOt (in the Electrical Building ..Chas. Noe Daly ants collection:in the Fashion Building. ..11/400anioth FlOtse' Parade.. International Horse 8,4,ktvir,* International Dog and Cat Shows Ttans.continental Dicyc40-Race..-, Thirty:Ou• t:. standing vando,itte acts.r-tIlatiopat Motor. Show_ (a4v4i10 •,rno4els-Of-1954)44,,,fashigkOV*1:4Pti74,11(4 ."W°114:lerS of the *644on a nii16-1:00$ midway. - , • *ntown official frecsinfortiaitiolittiMitaf- tigr of axef approved priwe homes availahlefo outokovri "kisitots, 40 Yonge Street, 'Plione EL. 7816. tute to inilte eatly,;,,telettitionS for the gtandstan ageant t *. fling otioRnanctottlOtonday, Mpg 213. '11,isetv .00. Box seats $1.00 (5 chairs in tett' bOX). Msil tkitonto. WAIN lilk--lottiorexatrs" *It Ioc4 4gestt, . ......... ..... ........ . ... ..... Tires are not a small pur- chase. e-motortng public , thinks before it buys—a its—first thought is Oood. Tb,e. number of Goodyear Tires in service almost equals. all other* brands combined; Thisroitervvheiming eneJakc4 by the motoring pane's- hard.earned money, In lean years or —good yeas, Is the best answer to be. wildering claims and boasts. ,4 WHY GAMBLi. WITH A SECOND CHOICE TIRE WHEN GOODY