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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1936-05-28, Page 3at bedtime' eat a bowl. ful of Kellogg's Rice tiourishing, De. imous. Easy to digest* ey prOmote sound Sleep, An. ideal meal 'for the daytime too. $0.-.erisp you can actually hear them cracl4e in. milk or creaM., At groeeri$ everywhere ms the Mother Goose story fiackage.' Made by Kellogg' sniiondon, Ontario. Quality guaranteed. SO CRISP they actw.illy crackle In milk or cream 1110MESVILLIA May . 2ft * 'M 'and Mee. Gla eOrin knit"ehildp: xen, and Mr. and ,tri Reuben, trig visited at Ruseldale, on Sunday. Mrs, Russel of Dundalk is visiting With her daugbterr Mrs..A. ,Spent., Micas Edith. Herbert .,of Toronto spent the 'Week end, with hernta., rise =Grace Mae nald rano PORT Al;BERT PORT ALBERT, May 27. --The great clouds of dust have begun to - roll down the Blue Water Highway, . as the steady flow of cars Tess and repass. Surely there is no farmer that likes the dust sweeping over his farm and the doors of the home can- not 1;e left open, witthont dist racing in to it at full" speed. ' Would that something could be done quickly to prevent it. °We must wait and see." Mr. and Mrs. Carman, 'Hayden spent Sunday in London. Mias Grace McKenzie R.N. return - with her sister Miss Mary McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cunninghdm of Walkerville and Mr. and Mns. J. S. Jephson of Brooklin spent the week end. at Mr, and Vire. Chas, Craw - ford's. Miss A. Barr spent the week end and holiday et her home' at Blyth. Revs and Mrs. Pomeroy motored to London on Wednesday to attend the Hoapital where 'their daughter Alice, was one of those graduating this year. Next Sunday, Bishop .Seager is holding Confirmation at 2 p.m. at Christ Church, Port Albert. 1The Y, P. S. of the United iChurch will meet Friday evening at Mr. Nel- son Graham's. All young people are invited to this meeting. A fevi from this vicinity attended the supper and play held in Nile Everyone should be pleased to hear that the children of the schools have taken an interest in getting rid of starlings and other harmful birds. Port Albert School is a keen compe- titor in this contest for their desruc- --Most ef the girls in this vicinity who belong to the Girls Garden Club „Vended. the first meeting held in Dungannon, Friday afternoon. Help- ful talks were given by those • ex- periericed in that work. The girls are to have a garden ef their ..2wn this year, and later in the summer it will be judged. The W. M. S. of the United Church met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Or- villd Free's with about 20 present. The meeting' opened with the hymn, "From Greenland% Icy Mountains," after which Mr. Pomeroy led in prayer. The Scripture lesson was taken bv Mrs. Syllib. Treasurer and Secretary's reports were read and adopted, and the roil call followed. Mrs. Lechler read the 'Devotional Leaflet Which proved very helpful. Part of the study book' was read by Mrs. Pomeroy. Business was also die - cussed, arrangements being made for a garden party in the United Church. "Take My Life and Let it Be," was sung .berore the `hostess served a ze- -dreshing lunch. RUBS OUT Minard's is Canada's standby for rubbing out and clearing up skixtdis- orders,-ending colds. ;ley/ large econoniy ALSO -04 SECULAR 65c. VARN-O-LAC The New Oita Coat Four -Hour Enamel For Sale By Ct IA S. it LEE GODEBICaa The Desperate Straits Of The Poor Dyspiptio There are few people Who escape trouble 'with their stomach in 11011* form or Other. The impairment of the stomach 'is of serum* consiquence to other organs "of the body, for only .by pro ly digested- food in tho entire - We have no hesitancy in room - 'mending B.B.B. as s reliablo rem.* for diseases and, disorders of tha digestive system. It helps to Stimu- late the microtion of gastrie juice, the main factor in digeotion, raw trallso acidity, too. up thit membrane of the stomach, and or store the natatsi, healthy, painlass process of digestkes, apouni,talry with Mr, and Mr., Joe. Miller left WentlY for Copper Cliff where'he 'has secured )!att, And Atr3.' Itled of Verna end framiltoit were at -Mr.' •G• it Bail% MM. Blell1Wain' of Carlow i visiting Mr, and Mrs, jas. •Corter. her eeusin, Miss S. Blair tor the sum - re. J. Clark inta returned from ,Star City, ,Sask., where she had bees viSitiner her brothers for 4 year and IMIr. and Mrs.' W. it Sheppard and Mrs. Sheppard's moth. er In Brampton over the holiday. : Mr. K. Dawson and Miss E. Steitz 'were Detroit visitors on Sunday. , *Miss Alma +03tch• spent the holi- daY with her 'mother, Mrs. 3. Mutch. Ur and Mrs Jos Scott Mrs Julia King and Miss Bertha King, were week end visitors with friends in this neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. -Ted, Mills of Toronto were• guests -of- Mrs. -Jaw -Mille. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 'of Teronto spent the week _iend with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertsons. Mr. and Mins. Ed. Kerchenski and children of Detroit are with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper McBrien. Mr. -Dave McLeod and his mother and Mrs. Roes and Donald, visited friends in Liacknow on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kruse and Billy of Galt were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson. Max. Small of Torontot, spent Sun- day with Miss Margaret Small. Miss Sadie Carter is visiting in Detroit. ronto were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Asquith. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Morris of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker Of Brussels with Mrs. J. D. Howatt. , family and Miss V. Sharpe spent the week end holiday with friends at Parkhill. Mrs. Chas. Beadle is home again. Her ,friends will be pleased to learn her health is much better. Miss M. J. Robb of London is with Mrs. Robb and Mr. L. Marwood. Joe Ewing returried from Noe- thern Ontario and is employed with Mr. Lloyd Raithby. Mr. and Mrs. P. Manning, Miss Phylis and Miss Helen Radford of _Londesboro,„ were visitors with Mrs. Mr. J. R Ross spent the week end holiday with his parents in Beaver - The annual public meeting of the iter. A. E. Moorhens* of rezerboro, Whols exchanging pas- torates with ReV, k. W. Craik of the Victoria St, 'United Chive). •GODERICH TWP., May 26,—The Unien Chttrch, was held on Wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. George McIlwain with eleven ladies present. The quilt for the bale, was finished during -the afternoon. Mrs. Robt. Mellwain led the devotional exercises using the hymn "Beneath The CMS'S of Jesus," to open the meeting. The Scripture lesson, Psalm 27, was read responsively. ReV. F. W. Craik.led in prayer. The roll call was responded to with the text word, was repeated. The meeting closed with the hymn, "Take Up Tby Cross The Saviour Said" and the Lord's Prayer" in unison. The hostss ad- ded. the usual touch of social enjoy - A. joint meeting of the Women's Missionary Societies of Union and Leeburn churches will be held on Fri- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Hamilton, Goderich. The June meeting of the Dramatic Club will be held on Tuesday even- ing, Jtme'Indi at the home of Mr. and IVIrs. Harvey Fuller, ,. The regular service was held at Union Church on Sunday, when the, pastor occupied the -pulpit, preaching a helpful sermon from the text, "When thou saidst, Seek ye my face; my heart said unto thee, Thy face, Lord, will I seek" (Psalm 27:8). The regular meeting of the Y.P.U. will be held on Friday evening at the Graham Johnston and Earl McAl- lister spent Monday in London. Victoria Street softball team plays Union team on Thursday evening The Union team plays at Taylor s Corners next Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George McCullough and Miss Bertha and Mr. Lionel, all of London, spent the week -end with Mrs. Wilson of London is making her home with her son, Mr. Francis A meeting of the telephone sub- scribers on the 4th cOncession was held in the Grange Hall, last Thurs- day evening, to discuss the dividing of the 604 ,eircuit, -whirl has 23 tele- phones in use. Mrs. Gordon Harwood and family have returned from a visit in Gode-. rich. Mrs. George Falconer visited with her daughter, Mrs. James Horton Leeburn. - The Ladies Aid of. Zion Church, Taylor's Corner, will mee-, at the home of Mrs. 0. H. Walter, oil Wed- nesday, June 3rd at 2 o'clock. WESTFIELD Wm. and Norman McDowell were London visitors on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs• Bert Taylor and fam- ily visited on Sunday with Mrs. J. tMr. and Mrs. Bert. Vincent and family of Belgrave were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mellowell. Miss Sturdy of Wingham spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lewis Cook. Miss Grace Redmond of Linwood was home for the holiday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Shaekleton of Toronto spent the week end with the latter's sister, Mrs. Wm. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. W. Everett and fam- ily of London, were week end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Walter Mason. Webb's choke strains of 'Vege- table and Plower seeds repre- sent the highest peeeifile;,'stan- nerdy-Toe P.csee-Cliined .ng anid Itaniteer noses, Shrubs and Hardy Perennials in great var- Water Lilies, asclItaleleed to • Canadtan conditions. M1 our /Alice have been etvint'ered out,. • tide, Do not relz these. LEBBURN, May i27. --Miss Lulu Jewell of Toronto, in spending her ,vacation with her parents. Mr. Reg. Williams and his sister, Miss Ina, of Toronto, epent the week end with Leelaurn friends. Mr. Fred Gliddon visited in Hamil- Mr. Fred Jewell came up train Varna on the holiday. Mrs. A. Clutton and son, Hume, visited on Saturday in Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. A. Tichborne and family of Goderich Township were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. James Horton. MiS3 Beth Cantwell was at her home at Nile on Sunday. Mr, Lorne Thurlow is in Goderich Hospital, were he underwent a very serious operation last week. His friends will lee pleased to learn he is doing nicely it present BENMILLER Bible Society will. lae held in Knox Per qallon Why take la chance on paint of doubtful quality when you can now obtain the undernoted top quality brands of white lead paint at this popular figure? ° . Insist upon one of these famous time -tested brands for all -your exteriorpainting. -Azy-one of them will aisure you a job of oUtstanding beauty, long paint life and economy from first to last. There is a store in your vicinity that can supply ypu. SigRWIN-WillIAMS' CANADA PAINT MARTIN -SE, IVUR ... PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S HILL, May 27.—On Sunday. Rev. Wiley of Benmillee, spoke in Grace Church, to a well-fill- ed. house. He took as his text, Luke 1.15, "For He Shall be Great in the Sight•of the Lord." He .brought out very vividly the difference betwe.3n man's estimate of greatness and God's estimate. A male choir under the direction of Mr. Pete Young and Mrs.„ Verna Harris, presiding at tile organ, rendered acceptable music A male quartette comprised of Ray Cox, Argyte Loekhart, Glen Lockhart and Charlie Wilson, sang "Ia that Beautiful Land." The Church was nicely decorated with cut flowers. Next Sunday,' sacrament of the Lord's supper will be given at 3 p.m. On Sunday, June 7th, the Young People's Union will have as their speaker, Mr. George Taylor of Wing - ham, secretary of Y. P. Union. This will be an interesting service •to all those interested in the Young People.. Mr. Milton Woods accompanied hy Mr. It C. Cox motored to London on Sunday and visited Mrs• Woods who is making satisfactory recovery in the hospital. Isobel also visited her mother., on Thursday. Mrs. Allen Betties remains much .the SAMS. Visitors at' Mr. and- - Mrs-, - Harry Powells over the week end, were Mr, and Mrs. Will Powell and two sons. United Chureh on Monday evening, Are Your Bowels Regular ronto is eXpected to speak. A Oorreetor of Pulmonary' Troubles.— Many testimonials could be presented showing the great etticazy of Dr. Thornas', Beleetrie Oil in correcting dis- orders of the respiratory, processes, but the best testimonial is experience and the Oil is recommended to all who suffer from Ihese disorders with the certainty that they will find relief. It, will allay inflammation in the bronchial tubes: Or Are They Constipated? MILBURNS LAXA- LIVER Healthy bile in sufficient eriantity is nature's provision to sceurdo regain: action of the . bowels, therefore, when the liver is inactive, failing to secrets bile in sufficient quantity, coustiper tion soon follows. ' Milburn 's Ln.xa-Liver Pilis stir up the sluggish liver, clean the coated tongue, and regulate the bowels se that you max have a free, easy Listowel's tax rate this year is 40. motion every da:, They are small and easy to take; do not -gripe, weaken mills, or three less than last year. • or sicken. 25e. a vial at all drug stores. • THE ONLY TIRE THAT GIVES THESE PROOFS BEFOFIE YOU 13UY BENMILLER, May 26. —Mr. and Mr,3. L. Oke visited his mother over the holiday. A large crowd attended the Tea Meeting *n the 25th. Rev. A. W. Brown_and family were vveek end Visitors at Benmiller, and were accompanied by the Rev. W. Lawson of Toronto, both gentlemen conducting the service's on Sunday. Mrs. Gro,"ham' spoilt the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Russell Hill. Mr. Ben. Straughan • of Toronto spent the holiday with his parents. ,Mtr. and Mrs. Palmer Kilpatrick of Toronto, were holiday guests of their -Mr. Frank- Allin-of Wingham spent the week end in this community. PROOF 1 We will demonstrate for you the elasticity of Cords, the baCkbone of Goodyear's Imaged, de- pendable and lona- weuringstrength. Only Goodyear has d'ISupes. 'twist " Cord I Local Market Prices The only change during the week The Star was told by the dealers yesterday was for dairy butter which was one cent higher. • Hens, over 5 pounds (delivered) 13c Hens, over 5 pounds (dressed) 16c Grade "A" large 16c Grade "A" median 14c Grade "B" and Pullets 12; Butter, Creamery, lb. 23c Meat Butcher Cattle $4.50 Potatoes; per bag $1.60 Grain Wheat 650 to 70c Buckwheat 30c to 35c Oats 27e -30c Bran Hides, per pound . 4o-4,kle "CL ANSE" YOUR, KIDNEY ail powitdowelooli oeys often need eh** attention. Math* .poetties eat Of the bloti.--thalt is their 11141 tail eitois We will demonstrate 1r; a simple experiment Just how and why the famous diamond tread grips the rood, gives better traction. Prevent* skids, facilitates starting, sc. teleratioit and stopping. PROOF 3 We will show yea "dtvitrien" of Good. fears that ksive travelled trallope..which demon:" mete how tho home* road ptt lig Cl Atilt traction provides and maintains its safe.drio. qualitita dudes die Inns Ilk of the gire, The nova Mint it Ottawa .whilc Working at half its tlitP3,eitY is turnin3 With to thorough a proararation Mother Who allowa her children to auffer the alataidtsaetz,W044.10.4,%alve44.- calthy and stUtit&I in its growth. be' OS withoot moon* . Cot. Kingston and Victoria Sto. 34, GODERIICII