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one is a safe i er tram =macular rhessma-!
the melon rubbed with Dr. 7homa.s''
m ectatic 011. Let t e rubbing be m• AUBURN, April 21. --Mr, and Mrs.
• and continue until ' ease Re Jewell of Goderich visited Mrs.
Them ds ire virtue an a bof.�tie q2 dt g• ►
rthan, elan q ; ,,'ted,• C. A. Howson, and Mr, and Mrs. R. J:
Phillips.
Mrs. Geo. Patterson and Miss
Florence have _returned to Toronto
after spending Easter week with.
Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Weir.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson visited
recently with Mrs. McCool of Clio,-
ton.
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Whether the "Pain"
Remedy You' Use
isi SAFE?
Don't Entrust Your
Own or Your Family's
Well Being to Unknown
Preparations
THE person to ask whether the
preparation you or your family
are taking for the relief of headaches
Is 'SAFE to use regularly is your
family doctor. Ask him particularly
about "ASPIRIN."
He will tell you that before the
discovery of "Aspirin" most "pain"
remedies were advised against by
phy9icians as bad for the stomach
and, often, for the heart. Which is
food for thought if you seek quick,
_ Ede relief.
Scientists rate "Aspirin"' among
the fastest methods yet discovered for
the relief of headaches and the pains
of rheumatism, neuritis and neural-
,'gia. And the experience of millions
users has nroyed it safe for the
average person to use regularly. Tn
vow awn interest ren iv1 er this.
moz.orows
GOIERI H' TOWNSUIPe. Apra 21,
The May 'mee of the U'nsion
Drainatic . Club, wilt held t thw
home of Mrs. Mary Phillipa on nees
day .evening, May, 5. ,,A Obanwill
be the special feature of the proms
rant; ..
' Seeding operations .have Started: in
istret. d&
Mr. Geo. Mctlwain anti ahs are
busy p.uttintti in the crop on the. feria
o h s a o To me
�I s. Ells . Gehlth f
on the .4th; concession, formerly ova-
ed by Mr. Art, Tichborne.
Mr. Chris. Johnston"is 'not' enjoy-
ing. the best, of health, his. any
'wfriendseltagainhe.llo lie will soon be quite
School' re -opened on Mondav after
the Easter holiday's. Four new" pupil3
Kenneth Sowerby, Doreen .Orr, Geo.
Eel' and Douglas. Fuller started...
There was no .Young ,,people's
ting on Friday evening owing to
tl> small attendance.
There was a large number of Com-
inun;cants present at Union on Suns
day. 'The easter, Rev. F. Ws., Craik
delivered a helpful sermon from the
test, "Peace I leave with you, my
peace I give unto you; no:, as the
world giveeh, give I unto -yon.„Let
not your 'heart be troubled • Neiher
let it be afraid,'' (St. John 14.21)
Sunday, May 10th, is Mother's
Day ,: A special service Will be held.
at Union, and a baptismal service
for anyone wishing it.
Next Sunday, services will be as
usual, Sunday School at” 2 p.m.,
preaching service at 3 .p.m.
The following is the sclhool report
of S. S. No. I, Goderich Township,
for the Easter examinations:. Sr. IV.
Joe Fellows, 58; Hazel Moore, 55.8 •
Jr .,�IV.-Laurie Crich, _64.2; Wilfred
Beattie, 58.4. Sr. IIT. ---Charlotte
Salkeld, 70.1 • . Bernice Johnston, 68 7-
Www.,��y -w 1tej�p� tithe
ir
PluVi 1 tIsents. lar m n to her
dot* u teacher a li ` atter
awxndSpg teams Stla her patrents, fir,''
and Oira Ow* Imo!.
Um. R Alm spent the week, end
star . 'with 3r••• -r'' eist> r, Atm. e
1 11Mnswot t",1.
fir: , ohn Mullin, Reit NOWA
litkd'eCnt Jim, Vent. Tu sear In London.
tcrs,. fluor Altan ant a few do,ys in
,Twin.
FO►RLRA 1 RT
ssensT AiiRERT, April 22.,ssa/ha fiery
Gordon. et 000 1* Vetted a few days
with her s sistexstreassas Mr... Angus Goy.
don.
Mrs. Fred MoOabe clad two children,
of cBenaniller, are ,risting with her par-
ents; Mr.. and Ur& Waller Murray..
tMns, Barry He;wirins le confined to her
ked.through i1}riess.
Mr. Mex. Gauley, of Orewe, has been
employed toy Mr. 'Percy 'Graham for the
stonier nt nths. •
°olds axe. •very prevalent lin tins neigh-
beehood. -
,A dance was held et the public school
on. Friday .evening to celefbrate the odaa-
sion of a new floor just recently put dn-
to the school. A great number attended
this dance and all _ reported a splendid
Wile. •_
About fifty people gathered at the
home of Mr. Dave Mcrtin on Tuesday
evening to ee1ebaate Mr. Rill Matheson's
72nd birthday. The evening Was spent
in dancing and euchre playingtin the
Twee hours of the morning. It was a
happy occasion for everyone present.
Mr. Ernie ,Crawford is to teach at
Dungannon school in the sender room,
this week all the Normralttes have to
• 1. Sheppard spent the week �- a teach in some school.
a ows, .6h.9 zDoria---- B.eattie,,�A„,-. �... r'9• af. the .Llnited_t hump u,et
erina�rma. Mrs: 'Sheppardrsrtl T Y .P
children returned with him. Hart, 58.9; Bruce Beat- ',Wednesday evening at the +home of (Mr•
y � e3• Russell .,. ___.. Evelyn
i12rs. J. ' Ewing • and Delbert spent 86."x. d III. ytt `Crte1r. ;fid . ' enzio 'with abut
th eek end with Mr. and Mrs. 79.3,, .Margaret Rundle, 73,8; Kath- forty present. The meeting was in
Lloyd Ferguson. . leen Rundle, 65.7. -Sr. IL-Ohesters-eh ,,rge of Miss Margaret- Crawford and
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro, Misses Beattie, 69; Jack Elliott, 68.1; Frank- opened with the lilyvnn, "My ,cher is
Moore, 65,` Jr. II.- Margaret R1ch in Houses and bands, after which
Mary and Zeta visited friends at
.r
uni-
StMrs. d and Mitchell on Sunday.•
Harry 56.6. I.
I Gorden
Clement.' the
The secreytary'er s rep wass reheated m read
Mrs. H. Stanbury and baby son
haveprimer Class,
returned to Goderich Township (4ertie Beattie; Mur- and then, a topic on "Resurrection” was Refreshments were served follow -
after two weeks at the home of her ney Johnston; Lillian Beattie, Phyllis g2ven by Mary McMillan. Then the ing the play, by the lad cis. A sp.:cial
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ball. Miss Cooper, Donald .Crich: Joan Elliott. fin, "Talk with us bord, Thyself 're- Anniversary cake had been prepared
Roxy returned home with then, Harry Montgomery, Bobbie Moore, veal," was sung, and Miss Stella John- and sei►eral of the young ladies, w%to
Floyd Stanbury remaining with his Joe Elliott. Jas. K. 'Salkeld, teacher. stop game a very interesting journal.• had become attracted by the actions
The business part of the meting was dis- of the character Romeo; took a eie e
cussed, the main feature 'being the dis- of the cake home to sleep on it. The
eusslon of a play wht h the young people outhomd as vet is not proven.
are going to prepare in the very near fu-
ture Scriapture lesson. was then read by
Ethel 1vjcenzie, who chose to read the
91st Psalm. The meeting closed . with
the hymn, "Lead Kindly Light, Amid
theEncircling 'Gloom," after which 'Mr.
Pomeroy led in Prayer. A social period
was enjoyed before the hostesses served
lunch.
Miss 2iene Graham went in training
as a nurse in Goderich hospital last
Wednesday. It is hoped she 'will enjoy
a prosperous future.
The W. M. S. of the United church
met Thursday afternoon at the --home
of Mrs. Briery Lednor, with 18 :present,' W
The meeting' was in charge of the pies,;
dent, Was. James McKenzie, with
hymn rite alght of the -World -Is -Jesus"
after which Mr. Pomeroy led in prayer.
Mrs. D. iAtthill read the scripture and
then the hymn, "I am teeming to the
Cross," was sung. illus. Lednor read, the ,
devotiarial leaflet, swhtch proved very In- f
terest15 g., Mrs. Pomeroy then read a.
part, of the."Study Block." The Tics zvess• _
was discussed and the 'Vann, "Christ the -
Lord is Risen 'rotates" was dung. Mrs.
Lednor closed Ike" detesting- Twit - peaye
It was decided to hold a social evening
at the'vhome of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Reid on Friday evening, April 24th. '-A-
social time was spent by the ladies and
the hostess served a refreshing lunch.
AUU
Celebrat
riivrsary'
I1illAri PIay "Mi. s Mistake"
ao ''-''Io 'ed by Dawrnwe.
W I. COM ED
ST. Ati'GIJSTINE, April 18. -The
10th of April marked the 25th mini-.
versary of the St...Atighstine W. I,,
and in fitting commemoration, . a'
special entertainment was held in the
Parish hall.
b. Mrs. Bert. Thompson the president'
welcomed the large crowd, as indict-.
tive of the good will fostered by the
organization. She thanked them for
their kindness and hoped that they
would all enjoy the play, which was
presented by the Young People of
St, Peters Dramatic Society of Luck.
now, under the direction of the Rev,
.Mr. Geogehan.
The play entitled, "All A Mistake"
proved to be a hilarious farce. Many
were the complications arising, when
the young lieutenant fearing that he
would be disinherited tries to keep
chis marriage a eeeret from his uncle,
•bv pretending to have married the
-lady in the uncle's favour. His aunt
has romantic aspersions, which have
led her to communicate with Romeo,
through a matrimonial bureau. Owing
to the close proximity of the estate
to a lunatic asylum, all the charac-
ters in the play at some time or other
suffer the embarrassment of being
mistaken for lunatics. The young
lady who pretends to be George's
wife, finds herself in trouble, when
her fiancee looking for the asylum
,blunders. into the estate. Sheplays
the role of being crazy, and at the
same time he is mistaken for an es-
caped""lunatic =" —The'--plot—thickens as -
all become suspicioua of each other,
but as in Lill good stories it disen-
tangles, and the characters lay it
down to being, "All A Mistake." A
further complication came from the
'fact, that all the characters on thti
female side were named Nellie.
The 'only .-. ua1-au Ana `c range in h .wo id. Let us a lain
he to ,� d to ta. ata the t
this feature to you,, .
afedin steel high speed a ments -faster than- open
elements rad more economical in power,
Two months' free power . for range purchased: before
July 1st, 1936.
SEE US FOR PARTICULARS
grandparents.
Miss Isobel Rollinson spent several
days last week with friends in Gode-
rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McNeil of Tor-
onto, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Asquith over the week end.
Mrs.. J. P. Cook . and daughters).
Doris and Jeanette of London, spent
the week end •with Miss- S Blair and
Miss Mary Asquith.
Mrs. Walker and son Bobbie, of
Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Taylor. Mrs. Taylor returned to
Toronto with Mrs. Walker ever'the
week end..
The Novelty Tea and Minstrel
Concert presented by the Knox Y.
P. S. was well attended and all en-
joyed a good supper and fine cin -
cert.
• .purr "Thl'ta are made--n-
Canada. "Aspirin" is the•registered
trade -mark of the Beyer Com_ panyL
Limited. Look for the name Bayer
in the form of•a cross on ever; tablet.
Demand andGet
IC A s p R.,7?
Mr. and .Mrs. B. Keyes motored to
London on Saturday evening to at-
tend a meeting of railroad execu-
ti`ves,
Mr. and Mrs. E0. Wilhehn and
Mrs._ Hienbrick of -Tavistock, ` were
:Sunday visitors with Mr. Win. Doerr.
Mrs. Geo: Beadleis visiting friends
in Detroit.
`Mr. Gordon Taros. and "-H: L.
Sturdy are driving new cars this sea-
`` son, .
i Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson Sr.—who
I spent the winter-' with - their daugh-
I ters in Detroit, returned recently to
their home on the 13th ,ancession of
Hullett"
LEaster
of• Miss dMargaret Jackson o spent
at the home herr-other,
Mr. Jas. Jackson, has returned .to
Fier school i'' n Tatti:---_..._.-....._........_,.....-.
r. rtl-ifit o er ibi o creme`
--was-s holiday visitm'switlr friends in
this vicinity. _
.Mrs. Donaldson and' children were
visitors wit t%her parent" and -
Mrs. W. C. Robertson, one day last
week. •
ST. HELENS
$T. B LENS, April 20.-O4rs. • Joe M: -
Thtosh, of Vineland, 'is spading the 'week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd.
Mr. .George .McQui lin 15 home "fes
the D. A. C., Guelph, fora few weeks
before gong to Kapuskaning for the sum-
mer anonths. -
Mas. Lyons, of Londesboros is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Earl Gaunt.
fir. Helmuth Schlenker, of Bridgeport,
was the week -end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Robins= Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Durnin, of Sea -
,forth were recent visitors with Mr. John
D+urnin.
Rev. I. C. Wilkinson and Murray, of
'jn,gal, were glens in the village last
'week.
Rev. 1i. M. Wright, Muriel, Gladys,
Jean and Billy, were visitors last week
with Mr. 'Wright's mother _ at Chatham
and with friends at 'Leamington.
Me. Wilson Woods was home from
---Guelph for the weekpt._
r_-
The last "At Home" of the season. un-
der the auspices of the Women1s Tnsti-
tuate-wass-held .ill -the- .-hail on
Friday evening with a large attendance.
The program consisted of a short play,
' Mrs.es_lilatertainh the Women's l n-
stdtute." The part of Mrs. Jones, the
president, 'was well taken by Mrs. Dur -
min Phillips. Others taking part were
Mesdames Ewart and Gordon McPher-
son, Toni Todd, Fred a*. Quia'lin, E. Nv.
Ree,McKenzie 'Webb, Lorne Woods,
Chmter , WY- Jansen, Wallace
"4MYlMrt+-"
Your thence' to Win a
4Ian-dsome.
MARSHALL MATTRESS
The Marshall 'Company is
giving away 5 ` of the famous
Marshall Spring Mattresses to
the first five people whose
names are drawn in the "Mar-
shall Week" Drawing.
All you have to do is clip this
coupon, fill - in your name and.
address, bring it into our
'store, and we will mail your
coupon to the Marshall . Co.
for entry in the drawing. It
is all free. You are under no
obligation t buy,, -but--your--en-
try must be made -luring
"Marshall Week", April 18th
to the 25th. We will - know the
results on May 15th.
We Supply the Coupons.
1-R. W�EELER.
FbNERAL DIRECTOR,
FURNITURE DEALER
• A dance followed the refreshments.
Music Was supplied during the inter-
missions of the play by Miss Donelda
Douglas and Art McCartney. During
the dance several volunteered their'
talent, including Mr. and Mrs. Craig
and Bill, and Miss' Mae Redmond and
Mr. William Robb and Dorothy, hi&
daughter.
It is hoped the W. I. will enjoy
many more years of good fortune, in
which to carry on the 'splendid wore
they have done during the past quar-
ter century.'
.111111,
TALBOT & CORNISJI
"Every house needs Westinghouse"
Phone 81
Gbdauicb
Do Those Paintul foils
Cause You Untold Misery ?
Anyone who hap, or it, euferbv -
from boils knows how 'sick and
• miserable they make you feel, sad
the worst part is that as soon es—
.you
.you seem to get rid of one another
crops up to take. its. place, seems
ingly, only to prolong your agony;
and misery.
Boils are caused by bad blood„
but when the blood is purified,,
• cleansed and vitalized by B.B.B.
the boils quickly disappear, year
misery at an end, your._hea1th.. and
strength improved, and your,s akin
becomes deities, smooth end fres
GO -n3 eruptions. suis lrji iy batiks.—
Start- and
Save
M�ney
You can buy
Everything
and Anything
For the
H0ME
We • Positively Save You Money at
BLACKSTONE'S
On the Broadway of God.e'ich
Persian Balm Is irresistible. Pregnant
as summer flowers. Cool as a mountain
spring. Wonderfullyy invigorating. Sof-
ileera, Misses Mildred McSkuollin Annie tells and whitens the hands. Makes skin
aneafeaelbiaLlaeaunt and Vera Tare- eroftetairalred----Erate-syouthfula-Uped by
'V' y ere wder'-+base- ands s a peer -
siding
The urograms for this meting con. less aid to lovely complexions. Used by
zdstin� of two cYtoru eti th 1 . as an
eg ive l ir�h wive -er-
Edlo by Mrs. -Jansen, n reading of the shaving lotibn. And dor chikiren, noth-
-Institute ale I .1NFrs--- N�--Webfh. a vie- mg soothes. xxd Protests their tender Skin
lin selection by_Miss Veri. Traylor and a ikcs-tize`de+llcately ,coo'i--lsmaim
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poem `1A. Retrospect," giving a review of�...---.---
the Et. Helens Women's ,Institute recit-
ed by (little Miss .Helen McDonald dres-
sed es an old lady, and a dance by Dor-
othy Webb. • `
At the meeting of the Y. P. U. held
on Sunday evening the scripture lesson
was read by Miss Irene .Woods. The
Bible character on "Ruth" "Wee "Studyof
> Going Dates:
Earl Durnin. The, topic, a :
0dod Picture" was taken 'by Mr. Lorne Daily May 14 to 28, 1936 -
Woods. The yoing people have a'^kept- . _Return Limit: 45 days.
ed can invitation from the Whitechurch
Society dor next Friday evening.
HOLMESVILLE
ASHFIELD
IASHEVELiD, .AApril 21.-aMa. M. C.
Maokenee, who spent the winter in Tor-
onto, is home.
Mrs. John West and her son Lorne,
are visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. atom' Ross. . .
The April meeting of the W. tot. S. of
Alel'd Presbyterian. church was' held
at • the home 01 Miss Jane Catheaat last
'Wednesday.
Tie young people of the csoanmunity
presented very clever Wary at Lochalsh
Hall last Tuesday, .entitled "'bre 'Antics
of Andy." Those taking part were Mis-
ses Margaret Mackenzie, Margaret Par -
h, Anna May Fairish, Macy Macken-
zie, and Messrs. Jack Mal.,'L4enxian, Har-
old Collinson, Cyril Matsh, !David Cow-
an, David Mackenzie, Geo. MacGregor
arid Pirilaiy lata doll
iMrs. Hetherington, of Godex ch, is the
guest of .her nephew, Mr. John Macin-
tosh.
'Welbb's choice drains of Vege-
table and Plower Seeds e -
Bent the thightst possible !tan-
dar+d of qualityy and produC.tiv.
ity.
'Nerdy Tea, .ieses, 'Climbing, and
Rambler Votes, shrubs and
Hardy Perennials in great var-
iety.
dilater Lilies, t climati ed to
,Canadfan conditions. All our
Lilies w y We been (wintered out-
€ride. alt m. these.
The Vogt* Seetistrken
King St. E.t,'Totontoi Ont.
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Special Bargain
EXCURSIONS
TO ALL STATIONS IN
WESTERN CANADA
HOLMESVILLE, April 22.- Mise.
Thelma and Mr. Harry Cudmore
spent 'the weep end witch their broth-
er at Brantford.
.iMiss Joy I(emp. of Mitchell visited
with her cousin Miss Norma Potter.
Mrs. Edmundson of Clinton 'spent
the past* week with Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. 'McPhail at "Ivy Cottage."
Mr. E. Hoitzhailer of Niagara
Fails is visiting this daughter, Mra .
Fred Potter..
J. W W. Herbert has been
slightly under the weather with
.throat trouble,
The. W. A. of the United"Church
are giving the evening's progr•artl
this (Thursday) evening. at elrace
Church, Porter's mill, consisting 'of
two plays, readinga, arid musical
numbers. A good evening is antici-
pated.
The Y. P. U. last Friday evening
wast under the direction of Mr.
Mervyn Lobb. The meeting was an
Easter service. Miss Faith and Mr.
Fred Potty rendered the lovely duet
"The Broken. Mart". Miss Mary
Grigg read ail Easter story and the
Iiev. Wyley of Hent tiller gave the
address. •
The Y. P. U. this Friday evening
Will be under tite direction of Miss
Norma Patter.
APPROXIMATELY
OHNECENT PER MILE '
,C-xood in Coaches Only. .
Sleeping Car Privileges. .
PassaigeTicketg also on sale. good in:
(a) tourist sleeping care at approxi-
mately 1%c per mile, plus regality'
berth fare.
(b) parlor and standard sleeping cars
at approximately 114c per anile,
plus regular seat or berth fare.
ROUTES Tickets good going via'
Port Arthur, Ont.,‘,Armstrong,
Oast., Chicago, Ill., r Sault Ste.
Marie, returning via same route
• and line only. Generous . optional
routings.
.STOPOMS---within limit of ticket,
both, going and returning- at
Port Arthur, Ont. Armstrong,
Ont., and west; Also at Chicago,
I11., Sault Ste Marie, Mich., ani
'seat,• in accordance with tariffs of
United States lines.
SCOUT TRAINING VALUABLE
AT COLLEGE
tfbttt• lover Scout training had
proved a'valuable foundation for
other conrtm of.sltudy by theologrral
,talents at Biohop'l College, Lennox -
vine, was a tribOo paid by the Rt
-leves,Plflip, Ca rr1ngtoitssLord.:Bishop,
of Quebec,
Full, particulars from any agent.
Canadian Pacific
17-20. '
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Little Joan has just• herd
the tinkle of the telephone
bell. Daddy aw'
home a lot on bust
is so wrapped up t
Joan that he calls home by
Long
Distance every even-
ing and listens to some of
her chatter before she's
put to bed. And Joan is on
the lookout every e9ening
for Daddy's call..
Expensive?' Not at all; Night
Rates begin at '1 .nO; , w
they are surprra on y calls.
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