The Goderich Star, 1933-10-19, Page 6• N.,11•44,04,1,1 ,
eirty tii404; gr
god *Wee, •
or hi*. v rt, Iearn of the great, 9
ot thebi0414.4); po1n1ng to
rtUriiiitor
outg:Otni. iii the future. IT
there were *UP iitl.eYettee, held *by. eit,t.„.
iota,flii Eiteo1leneY1.ea,04..itf',Was /tie dety
:Inettire.. Antethe*, but tie euId fier
foceluilie.-*AntetteteleitlitIlleoce.rettitlithflat'
Idote •of Ue 1d he, ho
. .
-,„Cettedierts were /set prapere4 to
andenoeile. 'lintidtetV year of coustitik.,
it° lel preerea • ralvgit.
wn$ in Otthearyt. Of 104 • tblitot•Ord- ""'"1 '4" . gi)rieta . • •
• • tae of freer commicrekal Artter-Oure'
ntey[theo tioverttor-OetteritiOef t an*° • '
, While teeio% reeson depArt'
a, lotired Weetern. Ontario. autt 'oO •d
frem. the prineiples of free tra e, n the
'...010 world, *Welt in the pest he had sup-
POr.ted, he warned M heitrera aaInst
the idea that treetrads was 0 Paneeee:
the delveraioh in agri-
cultural Englend 0,towed ,that thie 'was
not the ease. Ile then 'explained to the,
ladies present the aboenee, °of Lady start.,
'ley, --
111001:CoaI
carryVe of coat, An
proniOt .delive.rys; The
ontWo..haie j proving
ItoildelO jtuAllarlr Ptlis: Me X1;0.011101
Me to„Ooterich. 1k1* 14 leed not tile
odventaeeS 'gild temferta of todaY is
Phasized le •th*. oceount a . the .vielt
v•Itth APP410-14 The StOr Of thet do.
...much or the pleatore and hotel% to
be deriVed 'fresh .thete meetings with tier
Maiesty'e rePreeentative and the people.
1$,X41,4 -14" -III. ef.i.ilesieveoleoeeA loadego,
tn-I-4.4einteloO. -It= wato--roordett."----"TiM°
welcome given ',Lord. Stanley was a -wave
one. even though:Ohe eother Ives un-
useelly cold." : .6
I
• The emeinittee ki,7...,r. citiZeP3 aPPOintefT
to e9 -Operate with, the Mayor and. reeves
Was as folloWs« 41, T„ °Arrow, Ottidge,
Po*, W, Mitthell, M. Iluteldeint, P. Jor.1
cono„otOden. W., lee....lt Icldd,„ Chaa
geaget, CaptMeGregor, Jobn T, Dick.
son, Sheriff OWbons, Henry Spence, D.
C,, Streehau..I.L.4„oektireod, Mee. Sethi*
..A„.- Straltono-Oolotheitilio.-Dr.
„. es‘icAolt,00pArtoeeoototooOslit...
h toles) eleric„TheasI
eretarY 9r7.fre'
.
A bek dsehte atchoof -Iferrels and ever-
- - - --..greetrosvotto-ereetecio-oppesite-theoetatio ,
'embellished oefith ilags and ApPlopriate
Mottos of 'weii6nte tied °loyalty,' 'rho
vite-ee.gel_ party otriVeci at 10 pen. on
. ...., riaturday andlit nday His Excelleecy
7'---7----,'--40444Witithf-lti.s.,4,-44444seorte4,-4*
'-oalayorottutlero-atterote&-divine-eerviettoat
' 'St., Oieree!s thumb, ' - . , • • o,, , -
Tile reception on efoeday was held in
theocourt toc.tn• 'or the Court House, up-
ProttriatelY deeetateti, for the *tension,
%Ile Towe. Council drove to the station,
end oafter oformal ' .Introtinetion PfOrtett
MO t,v,t110110 to tlie Cottrt foom,, whioh
as Ailed by a represeetetive audience,
a letee nuelber 'or ladies being present
deepitethe neve stortrt whieli raged MI
day.
•. bird Stanley% Iteoly
'Lcrd StattleY% tePiY to the* address of
3,1e,yor "John Sutler wos a combination or.
IF YOUR EARS RING: WITH
--mu) NOISES -
u hove' rearlog, 'buzzing
'noises. -in yOut ears, aro getting
mud ortaifig indreat-Catarrhal
Deane**, "go to yeut •dtuggist.and
get 4, -ounce a Varmint, deleble
etrength).. atm add to it l pint of
water tute 1itt1e-granniated-
840. Take' 1. tal?lelepOnfill our
time
iltdck relief
front .the 'distressing head -noises,
-lbinied.'-noitrila. 'Should' - Oen,
reeilling'betoute ells* and the
mucus *top OroPPing Into the
roat„ '4ft is eets3r prepare,. ens
little and IX pleasant .sto . take.
Atiyorte 'whoohas Votterital 'trouble -
et the ears, is ,hard et heating or
•
has head noises should give thie*,
.resorigion-trAtialz .
-T
Oeorge's thumb is preparing a 're-
flet•bale for otiedy ruirerers in the Vest,
It is t he Made ul/�r Provielone, 914th -
n -and Ooesehold needs of afl kinds.
•
A., Lawrence was „one to take a dip
in the lake. „on %indite morning; atiO
v7ith tha t,eitiMitr, e"-Werrng 'hear' 70
aPradwitP*14%**0010 ,i1419#10retr-'
reports conditions just to 1s liking,
-Mr. Bernard A. Munn, the new organ.:
tr-Etts.Wocorges-clutrehl-yotith---clife- and fatnilY,' have takei up residenee
the: house at the -eorOer -of st. 'Patrick
and Waterloo streets, formerly oceupied
by Mr. Butler,
The-naktieT-OrtiVirtfoilerien Obys,71Lis...
lie ft, ey
winners In the"4o•oettp, Eook contest"
oenduct,ed by the Ofititolvot toglarid
Canada, The list is published, in the
current issee. of 11.11e Living Message,"
thurch publication, A prize was won by
ileart hoboreble-bietitiell gifeti to
Harold, ° both members al the. Church
Boys" League. ,
IN POLICE COVItT
,
When they *appeared in police court
tted, Friday on charges of theft, Norval
Precious and Charles Kent were remand-
ed for one v.eek, coving to the Absence
from town of their counsel, Frank Don-
nelly. Tlie_pairowere recently aentexited
. at Welkesleo cei eherges Of breaking and
entering; Preelous- to three years.at Ports-
-mouth-- and Reht-4.4-two years -less -a- claY '
Ln the reformatoty; Although salt 'is the
Imost plentiful' oontroodity in Ciociericio
Charles -Sell, accusedof the theft of g
-bag--oHt--frout * local-plant;-wasiead
stern lecture and told- he must secure
future supplies in the regular way, Sen-
tence was deferred for six months.
!flack Col fllowers,
litnnidifiers, Futnace,,
and Stovi
ayestrough nt and
lumbing.
ompt Service
libone 4Th *EATS 131,"4„
rK Os 144. 310
• COLBOAINA
Vtr, and lefts. Andrew Love, or II -email,
visited" with. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Me.
Pbee On. Monday.
;dr*: Williawripk. or Oocietieh, spent
,
the week -end Witii her mblher, Mts,
berto•Been„-ter.
Mr. And Mrs, William Watton took in
the, ploughing motel* at Owen Sound
eee slay lest. week.,
Mrs, Walter Pettenan two, tion Harvey'
event the weekend with friends at -Owen
Sound-andoWlarten. ,
Ur. end Mrs. Arthur P'mfl1pe 01 Tor-
onto,- sped, the Week -end -With -Mr. and
Mrs. Edward ,Maskell,
Mr. and- ItIre. Arthur OWic, of °ode.
dolt; Called at the home et -10. and Mrs.
John.-.Treble•onoStondsty. .
Master Prank Veneer, af Goded.412;
Spent .the week-eria_withilig Cousiu*._
ter charlie Wats0.3,
Mos, teottardiXen,t 'end daughter jottn
ett1311-Ittle's.47.10-1!
weirs -Tit -for a ter weeke,
Mr iind Mrs. Williant lteltnight and
atto eldidrert, a Nile, itud Uri., Isaac
Snell 01 Myth, .wont:lintiday witiT,ttr.
Urrs:-Uri
v
...00tedy orrilso.ivaltueogr.: wio,*X4, with*
.4140r -thee
iegeorn,r,..00banzirtx:tleols:ttovlbiltvtogvai ,,Gtot6:01.064:11:1);. o the
tette,. •
Tbe
harne and beitUtio Of •, the eltatehtine ot
Olean- 00- iie--beefA-li11441y,--anuptuito,
ed upoe,..
'Seine or her intore4tocure
A
a little about her, greciO0 Petoonelitf;
itia$* be found in the following article'
Puhlialiett, not log
1.7011 'a great deal As known Itobeite
de Neuflhte, Countess of BessOorOugh,: as
she Is of a 'very rVtirlflf( nature, but ire•,
terest, in her IS great, 'OrtetlY as she is
'the nest FrenoltWontao to be mistress of
;Rideau Hall, but particularly as she Is
much -adthired by the women ofCeneda,
.w110'1300 Itead'the,pritrilege• of seeing -her,
for her graelotisnes,s and beauty. Thou-
zands
throughout the .Donthoiolt who
have. not seen, her are anxious to kilo*
more or the story or one who Stands in
the highest fposition of any *Mon In
the Dominion of Canedflo----o-•
„
.Her birthplace was say.Sons, Mont-
moreneY; 'near Paris. and -she Is a de-
scendent of the family of Poupart of the
Pe do .V.rance. At the date of the revo-
C"atiort-Or the ediet of Nantes; - toifte'oof
this Protestant rantilY. went to England,
so Lady 33essboroUgb has a bond - with
Canada ormany years standing.
The' part Of the family reiiiairthg
there, starting a • teatlie factory in the
reign Of „Louis XV„ who .knighted, the
ileatt'of the family -1n recognition o!
T.he magnificentmagnificent,ffee'peA7 'Charlie.: 4 -lake he visited. in the
Canada; 'so enthralled Lord Gatineau Valley he admitted was,
Macmillan chairman of the Royal More nutpificent than Loch LP,
COmMisSIOri. .011, banking; that monk *bile his descriptionaf
Seetemao though he be, he eoh. Lake Leohle: was that it Beented
fessed, Just '.Potol°-to sailing fcir to him *Meet a 010410 vision.
England on the Empresa of Brit- The -Butehard Garclotaa'inNittoria,
atn, thato*-4Warted„the 'scenery he -gaserted, to be the'mOst bee:Ott-
er' ..Scotland, and":' ilia the only fulAgght-giat the eye could fest,
thing needist:Viae-fOr some author! '00;7- In fact througheut the whele;:-
to 1)lend it with,:grffit_ntoetiel. ••.; Or the Dorn, tnion-the eminent Privy
tory ° Of CahatiltY as, Sir '"Walter councillor found • beauty every.
-Seott,lutd--bleudeft the scenery of Where he Went, and declared that o
Scotland with theromantic' his- he Would carry • back with-blict
.tory of the land of Donnie 'Prince neestoOrieg that he 'would cherish.
popularry land we are getting a'
0
it'll:1er 01 repeat - orders' kir sitrii,
a, twxin 7 0:41 rh ,:e.oraeCatoratd-toqIcs-.1,r 'i
SIZH
or ,1710ing, Heating, Tinintithing„ gooes.
troughing and Roofing, we give ProraP! ,,-
.
service and all work is fully
guaranteed. —
tle some good values iii,Second.hartel
Cook Stoves. I
ces o g ,
He "took the title ol Saxer* de Neuniee. •
te 24euilite .Family
Br - the- late-tifin
ers-de-Nealliaeo-owas,lao•Parlsoh*
an cloogent-ofothe - Sento- -Of -Prance. H
was a great lover of horses and Wa4,niati-
, tar of hounds in tilt- forest of Ernienon-
ville, Where his only daughter: Roberte,
spent Much time with him folidwinglier
favorite hobby of riding to 13..ourids. -Bar-
on de Neuflize was a well-knoWn judge
of horses and Was vice-prsiident of the
Concours Hippieue, held ..oe.ch year- in
Paris. • •
Iterate Review Rerninde Public of
' Whin, y A. ctivi, tie* of t
the Chapter
"host attractive' gift anicincidentally help'
to swell those shrinking funds.
A 'Yule-
tide bridge At tt.-1,eeat:,-botel dId likevOse.
DurIng the tyMter,,in addition to the
--42,uroi-opreviouslY---nientlortecir-ot.te
(By the Pros Secretary) chapter proideed scribblers In the;
An ./. O. D. 2.*Oltapteioin A small .town scbOOls. for children whose pareirti were:
has about it a, permanence. a simplicity, orO relief or otherwise unable. to 'Squeeze
a toomeness of impose; • the members ..ohu4thesatritarriarainnhilCIZy, PexrUazones ittotronsthine
grow up and Might, say grow' Old, it
and; "With it. Our- very attivities become each of thrsclello31s- also --serre-d to en.
yenerable institotioos. Who, for In -
'tante, in quest of bargains, would' mita
otir seed -annual futhmage sale *Well al-
• ways :nets -good -profit lot no expenditure
gave. that, of time-ohd effort on the part
of the .rounding up, oileeting,
arol-'-selrhier It is amazing the
ideorengeoef--gtoottentsoitritt• artieleS
courage yoUngipanada.. ratio -sized lib-
rary.
was started on its way to anolsoiat-.
ed sehool.tiOUse in Northern Alberta,
from where the • teacher wrote tie- the'
the children coine from miles around attd`
inutt apply -,their- otor.- resourcefulness in
the fielci•ortamtisement„ even to, eontott
Itera-lialibititoutoot a small rook,
ruminage sale willproduce; frorn, turi. of twine,',e,ntt flannel to over it all. We
.brellat ilutthave otee been noble, and remedied' thili,bY Anditig some .sporting
esi 'om-oWexo7.-1E3511ilem.
dms and hats or' aocient, .vintage-ttat f'opened in the epring.
Sneak the itokest Omer. Men's IDuriU0, the stminier inoilths the Cha
eest.orre and babiee things --are always ter teitlittedos tetlar fiepe- Chest which
etapies. Out, :regular paCrans are con*. was raffled it the Gypsy parniVal in Aug.
stitotly. in attetidsince -Mid • We neNt ac- ust,• '
04)01rnedated At100054iVe 04014101U And ..ece of the Maple Lest Chap-,
_theirOrrepeing In • emptyoboxett behind :ter, one, of -the oldest 'n the .Province,,
the CoUoter, dereartoo many 0! the, contintle. teith- Outo,autt jetzt hands
Mrs, -*inn; Vlititing With her niide. thifaren who are our Matta, ' 'the "Olinilitres* 'We
Ise Charlotte Good,-° whith the Chapter during the daughters, their noble work. "for the
"Mt. and Mt*, Harrold Walter. of thriMo chool tete**. Period, have merle *their •Welilite of our Order and for the ties'
to, pent the weeloomd Xn, the vlllage., Art44_100000 Irt *>.lie_lite. froin . a glifeh 'bind ut. together' ,within our Ern -
Mr. Will Tong .SPent the Week -end In elothee-basket OW Our turentage sele.
Toronto, hiterviewlere the *400 Pent- In 'ettreember --m-soymember*attend
inissott,, . the hoprekalie 0031• -air SerVite In Court . Worm Powders are complete,
A' 'bop, number ,pffriftitt attended the notite Peek When the totes 'of the ,bogie 1n therneehtet. They not only drive
antral of Ws. ehOtathith 10lete :et:feeding "Teloe"" and the '1.41et Poat"*.rflie "018 '044 the system, bus repalr the
rkh on, Friday.. away in the Wei* November let *A they dentate that Worms eiteste and InOig.„
eVoltroehewoof Nile. 00uot4 once thed away. Oro,' ScaeretiOiattle.fieldi orate 'the constitOtiort that it speedily re,.
nililer PUIPit on Sunday ; In the aboottee Iiitteket-er- a 'well.leept.vark'.°, A Wreath .CoverrOM the disOrtit0 of the-Itittelit.
dome. t000loo ot-ooioaroibio .l000d on toito. #tomoiritto„ tion that are the result Of the , work of
A carload of apples, St*etablet; and by. Obri.....ret.e.0these paratOtio lotrudere. They 46 tbeir.
clothing, le 'being loaded On *W'snridiy 41..e4 we forget„,,,,,...„4 • Work thoroughly and strength tuid sound -
for the needy In the Week , • 'December with' many toile to hep lieea follow their -dive; -
-
-The young people r -of Beneilliet will those _lest fortunate, eta the Chapter .
Vtetent their soy; ,titngerin at funds ° dwiedling..theeeofunds that are
tincletteeedon rondo, ootobet 23rd.. SO tuttft to raise *not Stolltagic*Ily shrink mp e u es or
Afiniveriroy *evict* will be held in away. We Of,. tato lakeperttown. whe
Setimiller thinth th 801140, October 'eee the ship% cotne 'into dockin their icy ;
111
220, ;.ttev, Dungan- shrouds, and have lot many 01 one
nolo- Will he the Speaker. Sep4tes morn4. townspeople -throng-iv the treachery of voankatier,;044 4)f
-irtg' and evening. ; • Wind *04 vete, tontributenow to .Cart* sos- eo.osilid *glows foe
.11
fAdii* Nay because io
0 stay .rther, .joemet is totte, mint 0411101 hattIO are Ineeribed on
thattnolatunerit :Itt *COMA Uoitte Perk, the
'0 .1 • intieleetOo.o.Albert, leitesteirt*o.
iota -branch 'of . the :cianadten Legmon re-
telves • donation. 'Wan* we are
leteteettel, in 'Cititeda's tieing
'gertetittieri„.' Obrietrotts time toile
Mend: we titte the year's copies of
tflct XAire,.. arta )11tgestine".
E- bcund ,ter the eltildreree Veen widththe
ve tbepter. eksitiored in' tlit .)&41
The store.telling,librarlan end -the mat*
ten tit the Cunt" Siten0"• are not for.
When "Ste M*ke• but our
Alett UM!' 46 VC /Ott tedt the W
'riit borpittd, tit tor
r. 6,suffet`for 'btitirtrf* The 1.. iiittnitis and Otiieral
lifoultil **telt** OUritt *14 o'rrr* to
Weaken no the ontflo **IA 1ast ear
oath. latelikfast •traY hM ts VON
The ttwit teflftorecuittes ratelfed In the
testis* teletert 116: theta** c * Atty. doh.
bill Ifit'ittioitent far toward* OtttlIna tk-
a t1
** 01***big" Oftherwi*.
,at everything mu boll* Oran.'
Vaud, bootie Jt UM* an
los 141 tor Ws.IQ
_ .001***
Z. O.
Married •In 19J1 ,/ .
It , was .saortly, After Roberte de Neu -
fuze finished her, edveatien that she met
the Earl or BeesbereerehOloo,ClientillY in
411. The following y'eltryr41, el...of
19, she eras*inarried to i nftn, ti,t;'*4
- itin-e'tiirO -Old: fainiffeS o -Britahilifid
..,•,,,.
Prante ' .
' The earl end his bride were much ad-
med., _ for their dtstrnguished . appear-,
ance; he, tall, ,fair and handsome, ,-With.
ttis beatitiful vae taller •ilittro the aver-
age and of digniied. •and graceful, bear-
ing. -She traYeled:with hint -considerably
durime the , early years' of . their ,marriage
, When bitsinees, took -hirri from place to
place. and•in. 1925 they:spentsame time
.in South America • • '
, Among* her, eieellenerex. ttecoutPlisle.-
nte,nte As the tamest lost art of line nee.
cue*ork and embroidery, at *wbieh-plie is
44 vgpert., She is also 1,,,ori,,tood. a read-
Inand doeSa,: . at• deal. •
grk,,,
. Her excellency is a, s
e
nsible naother and
believesInkeeping hel. . eldest son • and
daughter in the balkground until they ,.
are of 'an age to take, their proper place
In soeiety,' - ' ..
I41.4 VIM% t4 OINK N4 4111111. ttliN,• '1*),
,
rublIct .,P441.angs •Story Telling, and
'1•Snelling ....ChainidenShips.'•at Clint9n,-
' October 28tlit.
'rile' sixth, anneal pi:olio:Speaking ten -
test and the et'oettal spelling nAtch
will..-001-conduCtc4-10-4he---auditorinriu. 01
,. Q1 ,2"14 !'..4
urdaY,--or Uth, 2.00p.o:tc!0 telling contest
;;1p;'
ye ,and giriseight, years of age and
41sori-iiratir-heid,1, —
The first prize winners In ,the public
siTszking • and story telling contests ot;a,..
ducted at eadh of the Six Huron Cematyoo
• eebobl fairs are ,ellgible to compete, and.;
the contestants in the spelling metele
.1.•111"-beothe---fArst -and second •prize‘wM.-
ners from each school talt
The, afternoon's program sliCUld prove
very interesting and all are oordial,ly ba -
late -VW atter-id, ' • --
4-.-731,IltWiPirtIvio,v,i4fii.
•..
A safe and sure -medielue for a child .
tee4Vth ivories, is mother Graves'
Worm Exterminator.
-
Because of a unique process in
manufacture,' Aspirin Tablets are
made)to disintegrate ---or dissolve-,
SrANrluitake„h._;7*TitS; startoWork i Si(1Start
"taki-ofng
headache. neuralgia, neuritis or
minutes ar. ter on your guard against substitutes*:
I, tallang, • ,. To be sure to get ASPIRIN'S quick
And they pre:vide &in' tenet— relief, be eure the name Bayer in the
r. for 'ASPIRIN does not - boom the form of a cross is on ever tablet of
heart -4 "When Yoti buy, 00110, be Aspzrin-
.your
•
L_Jillstet
in these
columns
gets -
their
"E e"
• toe you tiuut
off usthealthy
ou 'doe's need
to *terve ieurirtf. Eet *Iowa" to Warty the
deloaude of your body* Irlit lout be rot
'West as
fat m.at�. itte, And
' t
boy rnismicolimi
fgrsatid t
neeouor want you*. want to
!reach the 'largest number -Of M4en
with your sales talk theirs-.
avertise It in The
1)EIIICH; STAl
•The Star is read consistently and
appreciated by 'men:Any message'
you have b5r. them Will *reach lioine.
Star ads. 'bring 'profitable results,
Glad to help prepare your att.
furnish both cuts and, copy. - - For 'Our'
loie "rates phone 71.,