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Iluroa Sxpeatto; Vraztklpg hie ear
while It was in gear .prOVed diaaStrMIS
for 'Mr. prank Oills brie, day hist ',weelc.
The 'ear' ran ,forWard, triishing Mr; $111S,
1?etwiPele-Itont--bunaper-and a work
bench at tile end of 'the garage. Mr,
,.1BOls was badly :praised And the boneiof
one legwas eruehed near the icliee, with
the..restat that he 'will have his leg in a
pletter_cast for snine time,
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'CALL 'MINISTER
•Seaforth_ EXpesitor: At a cengrega,-:,
tional Meeting On, Wednesday might
Members Of the ,Northade • -Mated
church issued at1.1111fthimous caflto'Rev.
T. A. Carmichael ot.Alvinston as suc-
cessor to Rev. W. P. Lane, whio has ac-
cepted 'a aU to ilbrth, street 1;:nalted
church, Goderich. It will be eetinitelY
known in the course of a few days whe-
ther or not the -call .will 'be accepted.
Dn. r. 3, U. FORSTER,.
• EYE, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New Yort Orplis
asaisfant at
'.halmic and Aural Hespital,
.7.02maraortffel.lwallanstsg,•
iquare Throat Ilosp tal, .
Tele-
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IIN.40l(NT 60V* "OWN "
'LucknOW the first thne
,h1. Several Maliths during W1iie11.1P:alae1ie,
had been. 'critically 'John Jostrit,.was
'`ctowit't0WW! this Weel;, and nniny: were
the,hearty hand.ahakek.at)01.1t the Street
-With friend#' Whers,are delighted- tosee
our esteined citizen, se • WellOn Ihe road
to reeovey Strnh is slow Au return.-
Ang to Mr. Joyret• legs, but otlierWtse...lie
aPpearS reMarkably weti' and his
kt-rentfth 0ioc,e; and the grip of his
handshake, wOuld indlOtite"that he I re
gaining his forMer vigor.
PURVES-ROULSTONE
-1-011ektIOW Sentlnel A qtnet butpretty
wedding was solemnized at the P.reshy-
• terian manse, *Ingham; on. Satarday
afternoon at 2,30 o'clock, when Re,
°Kenneth lVfoLean .united in marriage
Elsie Evangeline Roulstone, daughter of
Mr. and iWrs. •Rottistone of 'Kincardine,
and Harold ParVes, elder son as gr, and
Mrs. Alex. Purves, Kinloss "Township.
Following the ceremony the ' young
couple motored to the bride's home ba
Kincardine, -where-a -presentation was
53 -Waterloo St. --S7-, ;Stratfor
1t. ..,I.,
fellow -workers of the oirele-Bar Hosiery
cases, try it threa times daily. If
Delicious, Cereal' Relieves
Conatipatto:n
,
Read tlds Very, erithwslaetie letter:
_
"Something like eleven Or twelve
Years age, t_began eating KellealPa
Au -RA! When 1startekit Was
called simply Kellogg's Bran, arid X 7
believe it was one of the first prod,
ucts of the kind On the market.
My Minds often laUgli at ,r8Yr
• fondness fOr, ALL -BRAN. It gives
such a clean taste in the mouth,
and I do not feel satisfied until I
have had ray ALL -BRAN.
"If the Kellogg Company should.
ever stop manufacturing'Au.-BitaN,
here is one who would be greatly
disappointeft",-afisi Amy- Parson
(address furnished upon request)*
Science says that ALIAltaN pro-
vides "bulk" to exercise the intes-
tines, and vitamin B to further ald
regularity. Alm') iron for the blood.
The "bulk" in ALL -BRAN Is Melt
like that of leafy vegetables. How
much safer than taking patent
edicines—often harmful. Just" at
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f nstip ti r serious
' Vhone 267. 'Co., where she•haa-been employed for a types .o -co a ort..
At Hotel' Bedford, *Goderich, second. number Of years. 'Mrs. Purites was the
Wednesday, !rota '1 ,p.m. to 4 p.m.. • recipient of an aluminum kitchen' show- ndooettorre.lieved this way, see your
and_ everAhing needful for a
-1":tciOssmmrt'c'AgD-- —Soktiin the-redAmigreen pack,
equipped kitchen. A reception Et Ednor age-. M all grocers. Made by
J. W. iiifTEIof the newlyweds is being held at the Kellogg in London, Ontario.
ON''TH.
home of Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Purves on
•FrititT:evening.
269 Ontario St., 15I0 Star ,Building,
CHARTIRED ACCOUNTANT.
iGt,taWa, tattier Sqry
to the,plettire of tObaeco.grOWera solltag
their warx at a IlAre Oenairibriably be,
Ow the Cost of wodnetion, the .Stevens
,.0011XlitteOla§t Week., was given an. ear -
Ail of:Sante Of tile :Wilts Made by to-
baCaq CiutiPanieS Whieb, Mer4r (*tribute
the PrOduCt whielt ,Ithe ,farnter grOWs.
}or an lnitiat investment of :$25,000, re-*
presenting a,,.Off-Per 400 Snterest' in the
Obs,ceo Co.. the Imperial !1‘3 -
.bacco‘ •Company .11a, In the past. AYe.
years retelved dividends -aggregating
41,375,000. It wati brought •OUt by the
Persistent questioning of NorMan Sem-.
raerVille, the tounsel of qhe ccinnifttee,
Those .shares originally, worth but $25,-
000 had subsequently risen to a present
value of $2,000,009, it was interre& er, distribUtor and consumer are to re-
• 'The financial structure of the Duper- main harmonic:at& Supporters of the
ial Tobacco Company waa under keen new 'Marketing Bill urge that Its pro -
examination, and it was brought out visions could be used to cheek that sort
hat although only $14,000,000 odd in of thing. ,
cash was actual,* invested in the emu. Gold Tax Cbanites
pany,,.its capital structure, by acquisition Tobaceo was the highlight or the
of other' companies. had grown to over week, but we also had some news about
863,000,000, while the present market gold. Instead of a straight ten per cent
_tax_ on • the sellinu price_of tgold, a
ova -eying
Qualitj,
bellicRis thoughts among
•produters."
Even the most loyal supPorters of the
capitalistic system 0.dinit that inequities
of 'this sort must be stamped out of the
systern, if the relations between produe-
the
priraary
salue of the .stools was in the neighbor-
AcIIPKIMieltVISPairagkr
Stratfertl, Ont. Toronto, _Ont. DEATH OF. MRS. BORT-. McCUNCHEV
. Zurich. HertaTcff-There rpaSsed aura -
at her home on Goshen Line: 'Stanley,
on Saturday, April 28th, Mrs. Robert
Me'Clinchey. ° She had been in failing
-
health for some time and during the
last few months had suffered very much
and'in spite, of all- that loving -eare and
medical treatment could do she gra-
• dually became weaker till death came
as 'a welcome release from paysical 'suf-
• fering. •'Deceased was. born 60 •yearp-ago-
..on • Babylon Line, Stanley; was the
youngegt-daughter --Orthe-late -mr: and
Mrs. Isaac Erratt and was married 33
years ago to Robert McOlinchey, who
LEGAL CARDS •
HAYS. ,14 HAYS,
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Barristera and Solicitors.
R. C. Hays, K.C., and R. C. Hays. B.A.
Hamilton street,. Ooderieh.„ _
Telephone 86
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Bsiirister and Solicitor
•*Office.' • Handlton St. Phone 512.
FRANK DONDiELLY, B. A.
• _Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Phone 282. IiAMILTON ST., Goderfch.
F. it. DARROVIL
Barrister/ Solicitor, Notary Public. Etc.
Successor to J. L Killoran,
Phone 97. Office, The Square, Crodetich.
ERNEST M. LEE.
Bs:eater and Solicitor .
Sun Life 1314._ Adelaide and Victoria.
Streets.
Telephone: Elgin 5301
Toronto 2.
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUG1EF3S PRACTITX014ER.
CHIROPRACTOR A N D DRUGLESS
' THERAPIST, GQDERICH.
ok,...••••••••
• Equipped with electro -magnetic baths.
Electronic electric' treatment and chiro-
practic. Chronic, organic and nervous
diseases. • Lady attendance. Office
' hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 8 p.m. and by ap-
pointment. Closed Wednesday from 12
to 8 p.m. .
A1ICINS0?4,, residence—and,
office, corner of South street and Bri-
tannia Road. Phone 341.
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AUCTIONEERING
rHOMAS GUNDRY it SON.
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Live Stuek and General Auctioneers.
Elgin Ave., Goderieh.
Sales maple everywhere and all efforts
Matte to give you satistactfoli. - -
Farmers' Sale Notes discounted.
• Phone
NOTARY PUBLIC, ,ETC.
WM. BA/LTE.
•'NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done.
Good Companies Represented. - ,
Phone 298.. • Goderich. Ont.
to infeitlgate. Tb.eir lack of faith 'iri
the bear stoy proved not without foun-
dation, fort,>Arnold"s-bear was merely, a
pprcupine. But Arnold 'still wanted to
find a bear, apparently. He continued
his trips of adventure. • Theft Came ail=
other day when he reported 'bear,' This
thine they had it in tv small cave. Re-
membering the- upbt6iipifie -bear"- the
father suspected another false alarm,
and told Arnold he was 'too busy. That
it wasn't a bear anyway. "But, Daddy,
it is a bear, when I looked in, he oPen-
ed_his_mcaith at ,me and it was bigger
'than collie's," was the sartling reply.
That brougr action. The men, went
survives her with two sons, Prank and to investigate. And, sure enough, there
Bruce, both at 'home, who will feel very w -as Mrs. Bruin in a 'ver' sury med.
keenly the loss of a kind and loving wife Mrs. Bruin came to an untimely end
and mother. Also one brother, Henry then and there. -Owen Sound Sun-
Erratt of Stanley, survives. The family Times.
also suffered,a very great loss about 16
months ato when the eldest son, Willie,
was suddenly taken away, especially was
it a .heavy blow to the mother in her
weakened physical condition. The fun-
eral which was held on Monday to Bay-
field cemetery was very largely attended.
- INSURANCE
yureicnitoP istrrt;AL. E INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
FARM MID ISOLATED TOWN PRO -
PEWIT INSURED.
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A REAL STORY
From Tobermory comes' the Story° of a
six-year-pld, who, through lack of fear
for bears and such; allowed his curiosity
to .tarry him into very close proximity
to death. Arnold Spears, son of Mr.
Thomas Spears, or near Tobermory,
likes to roam the wilds, despite • his
south. He has a very faithful chum in
a b14 shaggy collie dog. The twa are in -
.separable .,on these :roants. One
Arnold came runnint home in great ex-
citement, 'His dog had 'treed a bear. Or
so he said. The older pec,nle at the
honse ogere - dubious. But they- decided
Value of property insured up to Jan-
uary, 1910, $3,848,975.00. •
OPPIOERS--Ai Broadfoot, aeaforth,
President; Jad. ColmoUyj Goderich, Vice -
President; M. A. Reid, Seaforth, Secre-
tary-Treasarer.
DIRECTOPIA-Alex. Broadfoot, Sea -
forth R. 'R. 3; Jas. Shtnildice, Waltoh;
Wm. Knox'Londesbore; Geo: Leonhardt,
Bornholm No. 1; John Pepper, Brtic.e-
lield; Jas.- *molly, -tioderich;!, Robert
- Ferris, Blyth; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth
No. 6; Wm. X. Archibald, Seaforth No. 4.
AGENTS --M. 3, Teo, R. R. 3, Clinton;
Jas. -Watt, tlYth; Finlay liicEtercher,
Seaforth; John Murray, Eteeforth.
Policyholderan pay their assess-
ments at Calvin Outt's store, Goderich •
The Royal Batik, Clinton, or 3. 11.
Raid's, Hayfield.
a I A.woon
a
VIRE INSMANCE
Haile atteuttea to by the
WEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL FIRE
• INStlRANCE CO.
lgstaqished 1878
Head (Mite: Dungannon, Ont.
Ronert Davidson, Dungaianori, Presi-
dent; Ernest Ackert,. 1101yrOod,
Presicterit; in 'addition to the President
and Vlae President, the fenewhIg 04r,
Directors; WM. Watson, Auburn; W.
TholnixOtl, Allinlrlal Wm. Mc(01111Ittrik
• -.44lar.knotn.M.,..P....Htliti.A.R. 2. faleknew;
Harry L. Salkeld, Gederiairikar '
icay. Ripley; Tim Otifilo, R. R. No. 3,
Godertela.,
TRISZAVilif. See,
11104., STOTHKRS. Teel*.
"It. Helps Me!"
• That!s what.9a out of 11:10
women say after taking this
th'edicine. It quiets quivering
nerves, gives them more
strength before and afteri
• childbirth, tides them over
Change of Life ... makes life
seetn worth living again.
LYDIA E. MADAM'S
VEGETABILE COMPOUND
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JOHN PINDER
PLUMBING, HEATING
•tHEET MET'AVV,VORK
Phone 127 - P. 0. ..Box 131
The Panic Week
Members of the parliamentary com-,
mittee were curious is -to what happen-
-eft -during- tlie;$0=Tcalled-"panic veer -of
1931, when the price of tobacco fell from
30 cents a potmd-a .figure at which
growers could probably 'get by', --to 20
cents patmd, which, for nutst. of tnenli.
tneant a price below cost of actual pro-
duction-On-lVfonday-anorning -tbe- mite
was 30 'dents: the following it •was only
20, and the lekplanation given by the to-
-baeco--executives--was----not---sofficiently
ludisi for Hon. H. H. Stevens,, who served
prompt notice that he wanted a better
_explauation by the -follow- hie day, had to- agree to a _similar rettriction,
•* - though- he --didn't, likd it much. He who
One leading companymade thirty-one
rnlllion dollars in profits between .192e
paya the piper likes to have soinethint,
.and 1933.. The spread' in a 25 cent•- 44 saY a53°Ilt the 111-11-e' Titat
package.of cigarettes which goes to
ma,nufacturer wasdmittds'by their re-
ties are the -
• the theory on which the federal authori-
-presentative to -bef heady _8/4 cents; _ KOMI' _ef _108117Pressure Talk
' -Working -
mis
-lae
is a fearful condenmation of our • The banking committee has heard
economic set-up. Last week we had the plenty of theory, -so much tnat little
• grower admitting that he only received_progress on:the bank charters has yet
14to14 -1-cents for the tobaccci' which . been made, a. a. McGeer of B. C., put
went into the cigarettes; now we have on, a show which laad Maior Douglas
the spectacle of a manufacturing coin- thrown completely. . in the shade for
pany getting 81/2 cents, mueh of which rapid-fire oratory and platform tech -
was obviously profit., This is thc sort of Owe. A few members undertook to
thing which breeds discontent -and re- quiz Mreer but he threw every' one for
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PULTON-STONE .
Seaforth News: A very pretty wed-
ding was solemnized in -St. Paul'E Angli-
can church, Hensall, on Saturday after-
noon at four o'clock, when Dora Jeanne,
youngest daughter of Mr. Williarri 'Stone
and the late LVIrs. Stone, was united in
marriage to Frederick Augustine Ellman
Fulton, youngest son di Mrs Kirkland
of London.. -Rev. M. B. Parker, rector
of St. Paul's, officiated. The wedding
march was played by Miss ,Greta Lam-
mie: The bride looked charming in a
white satin dress and -yell and she car-
ried a • Colonial bouquet of roses and
sweetpeas. She wore the bridegroom's
gift, a bracelet. The bridesmaid was
the bride's sister, Miss Oraee, who look--
.green-crgandie
with hat and gloves to matcl, She
carried roses .and mauve sweet peas.
The ,bridegroimt. was attended by his
broCher, Jack Fulton, ef London 'The
bridegroom's gift to the bridysmaid wag
a piece of flat silverware and te the dr-
, ganist 'an amber pendant ^ Followirg
the ceremony Mr. 'anti Mrs. Fulton mot-
'ored to the home of tile bride's father,
where a buffet lunch *as served apd
later on in the 'evening the{ left on a
Short trip to, Sarnia and points west, the
bride traveling .in a' beige and brown
suit with acces.sories to match. They
will reside in London.
DEATH OF SARA C.' BARR
Clinton News -Record:- The • passing
of Miss Sarah C. Barr, which occurred
on Thursday Morning, April 26th, cast a
gloom over the village. Deceased had
• been id' poor health for the past four
months and confined to her home but
her condition was not eonsiderdd so ser-
ious. For the past month Miss Moore,
R.N., was in attendanee an.d the best of
care xvas given her. None realized the
end was BO near. Miss Barr was a
meinber of the United church an'd an
active worker in the W. M. 8. and also
the Woman's Institute. She was of a
kind and cheery disposition ana will be
•missed_ in many, ways. She and her
brother, George, farmed on the I2t11 concession of Hallett, a short diStance
West ot the highway, for many years,
about three years ago they sold their
faim to Mr. James Crawford and came
to the village to reside. She Was the
youngest daughter ofthe late Alexander
Barr, and she 1.8 survived by her bro-
ther, George H., and four sisters, Mrs.
Geo. King,' Hayfield; Mrs Margaret
Bethane, Winnipeg, who Visited her last
summer; Lucy. Mrs. James Proctor, Cal-
gary, and Sophia, (Mrs. David Moffatt,
Schwa Lake, Man. The funeral was
held from the Unitedchurch on Mon-
day, 1ev. A. W. Gardiner °Milting,
bdrial taking place at the 'Union eine-
ter, Blyth. The pall -bearers were Ern-
est Adams, Alek. Wells, Win, Caldwell,.
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Vitarttitie.-ZoriliZatriiiiirWeetY°"117
Atale_:210M.tiekTaithfe7-
-vitlr-exemptions -and-modifications,
been announced.* The idea ls to with-
hold the tax from the shoulders of the
small or low-grade ore mine just strug-
gling' to get, Started, and te_ collect -the
bulk of the revenue from the large and
highly profitable mines, which can best
afford to cough up the coin.
lin had -the -Premier -of -British ,Co-
un_thia here last Week,-askirof
from the federal treasury, and Mee -tin--
with decision any suggestion that in re-
turn B. C. should submit in an) mea -
sure to the dictation of the federal gov-
ernment. Premier •Bracken, a year ago,
a, considerable loss each time. • 'Tic the
Senate there Was very nearly, a war 0•1
the subject of peace, 'Messrs. Murdoch
and 0.1eRae exchanging so e
words over the League' of Nat
A WORLD PAGEANT
AT ALBERT HA
Flags representing every section the
Empire and 40 other scouting countries
were carried In a pageant of :nations at
a great rally of .London Scouts at Royal
Albert 'HalL A campfire sing -song of
3,000 Scouts was led by a choii of 600,
a scout orchestra, and the famous Al-
bert Hall organ, played by a Scout.,
INDIAN SCOUTS ANO -
THE EARTHQUAllar,S
Reports from Northern India tell of
splendid service 'rendered by Boy Scouts '
of the Prevince of Bihar and Orissa lot,
lowing the recent serious earthquake*.
The, Scouts distributed blankets and
food, constructed temporary shelters and
dug . wells, and wee given charge of
sanitary trieasures for relief 111111Pl,
supervision of bazaar prices, etc. Scouts
from other Indian provinces offered help
and money. •
Distemper responds quickly to Doug-
las' Egyptian Liniment.. Keep a bottle
handy In the stable.
THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS
YOU; SWALLOW- ED A CLINKER
THATS ALL THAT WAS WRONG -
BUT YOUR-TROUSLES-ARA OVERT
me CLINKERS MOONS
Don't buy your coal in haste and
freeze at leisure, I! you want
• your furnace to treco, you right
nouriitt it- with this choker-Tree-
coal. Here is coal that burns
.s1oiv and sure. It's slow and
easy on your • pocket-bnok and
sure. fire. with th.e heat.Yott
can -get happiness with- your coal
if you
3 E0Wbeeler
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER
ALSO' AMBULANCE SERVICE
• 000ERICH, ONTARIO."
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All calls promptlY'atterided to day,
or 41.g1it.
Phones Stere 335, House 335.
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CALL THE rkittiefiSt
Wt NOW CARRY GENVINB-
SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
J. B. MUSTARD COAL CO.
PHONE 97 • GODERldi, ONTARIO
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What a sense Of security concrete paving &eel Tire( realty grip
its skid4resisting surface; edges are clearly defined; night-tinie CONCRETE
visibilitt is unusually good And it means driving economy as well COXIStiliCtiOXL is
as iafetie' through reduced fuel cOttsuraption and retarded vehicle mas.cANAD/AN
depreciation, Advocate concrete, the permanent pavement that
Everything thst goe into
needs so little upkeep. It assures your community maximum j ecterete--cernent.aand and
Iiii4iiiileirde-withr-cost-kept-well-within.-bwigetiimits--_____mareli,crusbcd stone. rein -
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dANiliiM CEMENT 'COMPANY LIMITED'
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GAMMA& laisment Company Building Phillips Square, Montreal rolls. Advocate concrete for
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salvo oak** id MONTAISAL roaortro virourto caitiriaiki ',way type of tonotnictioa,
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knows viten het child suffers froin
Weittil She aim knows that if come
renedy be not speedily, lotted much
harm *111 restat to tha latent. 'rise,
best apPlItation that catliW got is Mil-
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