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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1934-10-18, Page 3OATH 00 WOOS:, ZEPILk aavaar in the Township. of Weit Weavie; hoax ,on SaturdaY. Getoher-5th. Thomas -0,4x, aged, t'a years; The funeral serfs.. 9,30. aan. Interenent Vas tine eemete4. picked -11 quarts of raspberries last week in her garden on West Williana Street straWberrieS are 'Whig Picked dverY day from the patch in the,garden of Mr. Ghee. Aberhart, North .Main street. These are not the ' ever -hearing Variety. Mr, „Robert Dedds;. Jr., of IVIeKilloP, a potato measuring 25x11 inehee and weighing, 3a1 pound. fivi.r. JaMes Sloan pounds 2 salutes and these were a sam- ple of the whole field's ,producbton, 1 EYE, BAR. NOSE, THROAT Late Jiouse Surgeon New York 0rPh- Idoorefield's Eye Hospital and. Oolden 3quare Throat Hospital, London. Eng. 53 Waterloo §., Stratford. Tele- saasessgatat a'aock on the evening of the third Mon- day of each Month until the following day, Tuesday, at 1.00 p.m. PittOFESSIOlsi ARD j. W. MONTEITH. CHARtissitED ACCOUNTANT. 269 Ontario St., 1510 Star Euilding, LEGAL caRDS • Barristers .and • Hamilton street, Goderich. Telephone 88 DoilcuAo • Barrister and Solicitor ffice: Hamilton St. Phone 512. ju • - Barrister, Solicitor, Etc. Phone 282. HAMILTON ST., Goderith. Barrister, Solicitor,' Notary Public, Etc. Successor to J. L Killoran. Phone 97.- -001ce,-Ther Square, Goderich. ERNEST M. LP -E. I3arrister and Solicitor Sun Life "Bldg.. Adelaide , and Victoria. • Streets. Tslephons: ten 5301 • Torunto 2. • CHIROPRACTIC DRI7OLESS PRACTITIONER. Equipped with electro-inagnetie baths. filectronic electric treatment and chiro- 'Tactic. -Chronic, organic and nervous diseases. Lady tn attendance. Office vointment. Closed • Wednesday; tram _12 A. N. ATKINSON, residence and ttnice, corner of South street and Bri- tannia Rad. "Phone 341. THOMAS GUNDRY Sit SON. Live Steck and General Auctioneers. made everywhere aud all efforts made to give you satisfaction. • Farmers' Sale Notes discotmted. Phone 119. Titl*** Peg q1;40 'vl.141111.g Vilninsbn *ted,in, Marriage, MISS, Ids., 4441 or, ZiondeshOM, and *fr.:Ratty Dar-. ' ni,h 4 Pt., Helens, son et Mr,. Joim Oar-. .nin and the late We. Durnha. " They MASH tEXPLODA 4nron ,Expositor; ;While coladnOting an eaPerinient. in the laboratory et the Collegiate' Wetineealay,'Misit Margaret Beettle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Rob- eb.e VMS Uting eXpicsded, cutting het hand to close the ,wound. A DOUBLE t WEDDING mulch Herald; A pretty double wed- ding was' solemnized at Our Lady of 'Matta 'Carnet Match, Mount Csainel, on Wednesday; October 3, when Rev. Father Corcoran united in marriage, Alive Matilda Dietrich, of Mount' CU- niel, to Jehn Joseph Regan, of Londen, and Loretta Pearl Regan el' Clandeboye *0(114 was lerindse4. *t the Mr. and Nits. Iteanson. WoOds, Ithit(-4 in ,InFrtatie 44. Alexander Sutherland, Murdleo M.10 left en short ,motor trip,' the bride being attired in '4 tilUe travelling istni With Matching' accessories. On, their re* .turn they take up residence .in Tor» Wren. itter$ HOW AWOMAN 'BECAME RICH DEATH OF MRS. JOHN .011.11118 Winghint Advaneei-Timeer Vim John „Out*. WNteeimrch, ,tOrMerly Clem. enthr• fnglis, was found dead at her hoMe by her hushand When, he returned from work at Six eselock Ttlesday even- ing. The • deceased, had not enjoyed, good health..for some years but her sud- en pass g iias a great slunk to lief' neighbore and friends. She was ''appar- ently in her usual health when her hus- band left for work and it is thought that a heart attack was the cause of her death sonse time before Mr.s Clnbb reached home-fram work. She leaves to mourn her passing, besides her .husband. three daughte,rs and two sons: Mrs. (Jean) Norman Stewart, LucknaW; Mrs. (Cora) Harris, of St. Marys Mrs. (Ada) Ogilore, Toronto; Kelvin of 'Landon, predeceased her sevefal years ago. mel. Mies Alice Dietrich was given in marriage by her brother, AnthOny, and Mies Pearl Ragen was given in. marriage by her father, Cornelius Regan. FATAL CAR ACCIDENT Seaforth News: The community was shocked to learn of the death of William when, returning home frain, Seaforth, his car collided with the concrete bridge, on the Mill Road known as Reid's bridge, less than two and a half miles east of Brucelield. Mr. Berry has operated a transport, truck hi the district for a -number s)f years and was- well and fav- orably known. The car had struck the right hand abistment, swung over to the, utheavest corner and turned tomplete- ly around, facing- towards Seaforthrand Mr. Berry 'was lying ori 'stile bridge, one of the Whijalassesting on his houlder, eye -witnesses state. DEATH OF MISS M. McNAUGHTON Seaforth News: 'Miss* Margaret Mc- Naughton, ,a highly regarded resident of Egmondville, passed away on Monday, October 8th, ,at the age -Of 79 years. Her demise oceurred at the home of her brother, Mr. John McNaughton, lot 23„ About three weeks ago Miss IVIcNaught- on went 'to her brother's home near rucefield, *here she had often Wierit the wMter, end a few days later became severely ill. She is survived by one brother, Mr. John McNaughton, Tuck- ersmith. 'A private funeral was held on -Wednesday afternoon-, condueted by Rev. W. A. Bremner of Brucelleld. The service at the graveside in Egmondville cemetery was conducted by Rev. C. A. Malcolm of EgmondVille. The pall - ,bearers were Thos. Chapman. C. Fleur- chutz, Alex. Gordon, John Murray, Thos. Kay and T. Dayms.n. iiircKILLOP MUTUAL. 'VIRE INSI7R- /FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN 'PRO- P/MIT INSURED- , Value of property insured up to Jan- lorth 3; Jas. Shouldice, Walton; Wm. Knot. Londesboro; Gee. Leonhardt, Bornholm No. 1; John Pepper, Bruce. Ferris, Blyth; Thos. Moylan, Seaforth, No. ee R; Althibalde-Scalartirette.74: Jas. Watt, Blyth; Finlay Mcitercher. • Policyholders' can pay their assess - menu at Calvin Outys store, Ooderith.* The Royal Bank, Clitit011, or J. H.. • EIRE INSURANCE WEST WAW,.4$0811 EIRE irNsOliANCE Established tee Owl take: rtinginnon, Ont.' Rottert Davidson, Dungannon,. Presi-' dent; latest Ackert, II61,yrOod, Vice- -President' ---ht-tdditiett-t0-the-Pretidefit :,..nd„VIIPO-Fteeldent,41t,folloWInc Akre 41 Thotripsone, Atiburn;.„ Wm. McQuillan, Kat RiPleY1 Tim Griffin, R. n. s; 0101t latitt.ZAVM, See. MURDIE-WOODS Lucknow Sentinel: A pretty autumn THAT OEPRES,SED FFELING -7-IS LARGELY LIVER Wake up your Liver B e —Without Calomel You are "feeling punk" simply because your livert isn't pouring its daily two pounds of liquid bile into your bowels. Digestion and elimination lire both hampered, and your entire system is being poisoned. - What you need is a liver stimulant. Some- thing that goes farther than salts, mineral water, oil, fax:Alva candy -or- chswing-g um or- roughage which only move the bowels—ignoring the real cause of trouble, your liver. Take Carter's Little Liver Pills. Purely vege- table. No -harsh &doing (mercury). Siire. Sure. Ask for them' by mime." Refuse ilubstitutes. 2Bo. at all druggist& .52 -JOHN PINDER PLUIVIBING, HEATING SHEET METAL WORK' -Phone 127 Pa Box 131. Clinton News Record; A very pretty noon, when Miss Reta IVfacDonald, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mae - _Donald, Teeswater, became -the bride of Mr. Elmer 'I'. Potter, only son of Mr: and Mrs. John Potter .of Holmesville. The ceremony was performed by thb bride'a uncle,* Rev. C. H. MacDonald of Lucknow. bride was attended by her cousin, Miss POW. MacDonald.. while her „brother, "Or. Kenneth *Mac- Donald, supported the grdbm. Miss Marion 1VIacDonald PlaYed the Wedding marsh. The bride was...hemming a ed in a gown Of white satin and. carried Ophelia rosess The bride is well known In the HOlmesville community, as up to the end of the last school term!she we's teacher rn Holmesville school. She will be warmly welcomed back to make her permanent home in the community, where she has hosts of friends. toautliAibie StSeetOtartOtt OM Wirt 000. disea4a ,in children, ia 'either Pii•Yeietal*etrtiOtate;- sack% we ,ta here lip or a Oleft palate; in other casea, ',it is the heart *bleb. 4. not. properly formedi There ate caSes of 0ongenital heart Ms, ' •ItnOwn es blue babies beeause of the bluish titit of the skirt which may be general, or be confined to the HO., nose, ears, lingers and toes. veloping after birth in the normally ways the 'result of thenmatio fever. If we are to succeed tn preventing heart disease in childhood and among .young adults, We most either prevent the oc- currence of rheumatic fever, or treat suCh-Ci5seis 1.4 defercei So that the heart will net suffer any permanent damage. The !specific cause • of rheumatic fever is not 'known, but it is generally believed that the disease Ls due ,to a germ which gains entrance through the tonsils. This usually a history of tonsilitis. sore throat, or other infection of the throat marking the onset of the diseese: many consider this to be the first st_age of the W ,hot Otittl+ +POUtttlt ilgg hailtihtfte 'Yt Ott After, reidirte this true story pas. it': oR to setaesatelaploYesi teen or Wertiertt t1° c r�u`ly Start them onthe highway of *tcU andattiamwe os, it has dose for • Tat • With Abe story we will alio roe send you free and t aid if Pos you ..uest it. lOc bottle of this re- iaarkabk product. Etta* 30a bottle of Liquid . 1.1104= 'Veneer terries a certificate ivorth $1.15 and the 60e lx)ttle one vecnring beautiful silverplated ware with 3?our initial beautifully band ea- . grave on each piece. LIQUIDs_yENEER CORPORATION SI kite ?ewer eke., Pert Erta Nola Ilets evade 1 island in two boats. oa boat with the guide had reached the island and WAS too far distant to be of aid. Watson, although dressed in hunting togs, in- VrifffilgabWr who was *unable to swim, and took him to the shore. a distance of 50 or snore su.scitated by the first aid method and ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED Huron Expositor: The engagement is announced of Dorothy Isobel, daughter of Mrs. Snell and the late Mr. John C. Snell of Exeter, Ont., to William A. Pat - Montgomery ' Patrick of Seaforth, the „marriage to take place the latter part of Clinton News Record: Mrs. L. J. Wil- liams of Blyth, announces the engage- ment of Pearl R. Williams to Mr. Wake - ford Ross Fitzsimons, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fitzsimons' of Clinton, the. marriage to take. place the latter part of October. Huron Expositor: Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Miles, Taranto, announee the en- gagement of their daughter: Beryl Edith. to Mr. Robert °Hirer Willis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Willis, Seaforth. The marriage will • take place at Hart House Chapel early in November. Huron Expositor: Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Keating announce the engagement of their youngest daughter, Doris Aileen, to William Allen Neal. san of Dr. and Mrs. , Frank riage to part of members of the .party.had6recovered the!' 719st gun from 13 to 14 feet of *ater, the original hunting .plans were restuned, Replapw by this time having sufficiently recovered to go with the -rest. AN EXPENSIVE HORSE P; Civil War veteran of Minneapolis -erids-sthes following- -story. anent filet ey in 1865 : the end of the Civil War. a Con- federate soldier Who owned a horse, was approachetr-hys.' one, et hip --companions, who offered him $.1,000 in Confederate. money for the animal. "One thcassand," exclaimed the Other . "I should say not. Why I just paid -3,600 to have him curried." earthy .ilappg happiness out of living. Health helps them see the bright side of things—smooths over the every -day bumps. They're haiipy because they're healthy. plies "bulk" and vita- ' min B to aid regularity. ALL -BRAN is also. a rich ing iron. typical. Following an acute onset, there . are joint pains of VarYing degree and and other' symptoms conunpnly associa- The disease' is frequently not suspect- ed in young children because there may not be any ;narked pains in the joints -7* the typical symptom in older persons. The pains are ,often considered a.s ' "growing pahss." A child may have pains -in his extremities as a result of . isome unusual use of his muscles, or for _some- other reason, -but never -because he 1 is growing. If such pains recur; the child should be examined by a doctor. Chorea, or St. Vitus' ' Dance, iS a form Or symptom of rheumatic fever. , 1 ' The heart muscles and the neart valves are frequently inflamed as a re- , sult of the rheumatic fever infection. That Li why rheumatic fever is a seriousf Idisease. There is only one.,way to treat these cases, and that As by having them rest in bed as long as the infection is ' Iactive, This will be a matter of months1 , in many cases. Convalescence Must tnever be- hurried it the heart fs to corrie through without serious damage. .. Unfortunately, the disease tends to re- cur, so the child's throat should be put in a healthy condition and his general health built up. He should avoid any , infections of his nose and throat and if they do occur, he,should go to bed until, he has fully recovered. ss . When, Some people most enjoy telling other peoPle the truth is' when they ,feel sure it will hurt. Neal. Peterboro, take place ACT OF HEROISM Ont., quietly the the mar- • Lucknow Sentinel: Rae Watson of Wellington street. London, son .-of Mr. Jack Watson. formerly of Lucknow, sav- "ers from drowning when a boat over- loaded with' camp equipment. sank near Wasaoa' Beach with the two. members from a hunting party of 10 Comprised Company. Dimited, on Monday. The LOndaners left by motor early Monday morning and making their headquarters - at the Rustin Lan were crossing to an LOts of people who tell- what they would they were .running a news- paper wouldn't if they were. 'HEALTH MEANS CHARM ANDIENITINESS- Spar,kling era, • .11 smiling laps :peak of health sk in attracts. The lealthy active girl is bah happy and popular. Perhaps you are not really ill yet when.the day's work is done you are too tired to enter into the good times that other women enjoy. For extra enr rgy, try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It tones up your general health. Gives you more pep—mors charm. Remember that 98 out. cif 103 women report benefit. Let it help you too. It is well known that We must eat to I live, but it is not. so generally under- stood whyseaiing makes us live. Ail the foods which enter the stomach via the! / mouth go through the 'process of diges- tion, during which they are broken down into their simple constituent parts. This I Makes it Possible for the foods to be ab- sorbed Into the blood stream, and so be -sscarried ta the tissues- of the body where . they are used for energy, growth, or re - Now.. is theoiime PAINT! Paint Special for one week 60c. .quart All wanied colors Blackstone's On the Broadway of Coded% IL Wheeler FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER GODERICIIi ONTARIO Ali calla promptly attended to or night. P1tones'iltece 3354, Hewes 335. we TURN OUR BACKS HAve NO AUTO INSURANCE. EIRE ACCIDENT Ma SICKNESS Brophou 0000004 We believe slate is something for rooft—not fof furnaces—so we When- you burn this coal, down goes the upkeep on yotir fur- nace. You'll never burn out the bearings on, the.. raker. Rdre is clean coal clean through. It packer' with heat. an& fanty—free from slag and slate. When -Yeti deliver.. red hot heat down to the last piece of ash -- rimmuCnnakipRs SUrtmtat AT Am 1101111 MOM xmot Soot ,14104 CALL TER kkEittleTS WE NOW CARRY, OIEVUINR SCOTCH 4,rentitAtrrE pair. There are many different kinds of , food. but all are composed of varying , ameunts and kinds of carbohydrates.1 fats, proteins, _certain minerals and wa-1 ter. The process of digestion is made possible by ferments or. enzymes, which. are present in the digestive juices. The i foods oaten first come into contact with these enzyrhes in the mouth, and they , are then exposed to a whole Series of / ferments in their passage through the digestive tract: Each enzyme is a spe- cialiat, doing one thing only and doing it well. The enzyme possesses an Un- canny power to Make Iarge masses do things; it is like the little bit of yeast! whichssleavenn the large amount of dough. There is a vast variety of proteins and yet, when digested. thee ..ea_beeak__afte,le.,___ into twenty-two constituent fragments, , or amino -acids. 'Proteins have not all the same nutritienahvalue. because they do not all contain the same number or quantity of amino -acids. A combination of proteins in the diet is best because it ensures to the body a supply of all , amino -acids from which to build up, re. • - Downcast days frequently follow common consti- pation. It may cause headaches, loss of appetite and energy. Yet it can b� overcome usually by eating a The "bulk" in ALL - BRAN is much like that in leafy vegetables. Spe-• cial processes of cook- ing and flavoeing make Kellogg's ALL-Bit-A-iNi more palatable than Two tablespoonfuls daily are usually suffi- cient. Chronic cases, with each meal. If not relieved this Way, see Get the red -and -green ,package at your gro- . cer's. Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario. • IMPORTANT! re tigiiisAll.43RAN--liit:: cause it is all bran with only flavor added, gives yc‘z the generous amount of "bulk" needed to pm. Mote proper elimination. It is recommended as much more efficient in re. lieving- constipation than part-hran_products :which • cannot contain 'as MUCh Reef) the sunny side of life gdge gize0,9,9/ Canadian Pacific Promotions The many kinds Of carbohydrates, sugars and starches are transofrmed by 1 the.' real energy food of the bedy, being i are several kinds of fats found in food into glycerine and, fatty acids. The : Iliedii-pOsser..,ies, to a !linked extent, the power to change fat into sugar, and 1 starch or sugar into fat: evidence of tha * is given by those whe eat too freely of suga•rs and starthea. n.! it la eldent that, the tissues of. thel body tan be properly nourished only If 1 the procesa of digestion is in proper op, I, Ieration, but no „Inatter how perfect. dig -1 estion may be, it cannot provide the I materials needed by the body unless the ; right kindNand amoUnta of food are GA- i Official announcetnent has been made by Mr. F. W. Beatty. LLD., Clutirtnan,and Preaident, canadian motile Railway' Cont. puny, of tho approval -Of the iiireetors of the company to the electiotr of Mr, D. C. Coleman, vice-president. Weaterb Lines, with head- quarters at Winnipeg. to succeed the late Mr. (leant Hall as vice- president of tho Cotripatty. at Niontreal, and of the appointment of ' Mr. W. M. Neal, Oeneral Nisinager Virestern Lines, to the peat Of Vito - President Western Lines, in Succession to Nit-. Coleman. Mr. IL flumphrey, General 'Manager. Eatitern tines lias been appointed Vito- , President and +General Manager Eastera Lines with headqUarters in