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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-03-25, Page 3r • . 4 11 11111111 II HI I ••••••••• 1.1•=11.•••••••,1!. N....-. -.Nur. THURSDAY, MARCH With. 1111111 Madmani SUM Slos Of kldnri Trouble 'Wb* the hideigs gat ill:the haelc Ores uut. But the bark le not to blae; the setae corms front the kai- sers whick lia metier Ow wan of the bark Therefore, dull pahui in the be*, er *Um cpaiek twinges, ate waiter of oak kidneys — warailigs of kulairy trelage. Plasters seta lishosate will do the beak res geedfor they reutain meek kidaeys witieh mate t troulelit. -resell:t1. kidneys tkeressixes, m the, .ere of, serial remedy for tke kidaeys, mid the Wens oil. Thsr baaMk a -fie ,pelate sad ;mhos by making *a Sadasii 'Sher out an the *gee from: syslmo. Tour druggist or &Klee seat themt pst up oy by The T. Milburn ON Tete,thit. 1 11111 II1 III_ rhL'NewsNuUets licked From Our Ex /115‘16. V• maroon! 11 •••111 • •1 • I I•'••1,• grin o•11••••••••• Elm • I NINE.= N.IINN•Mil, 1.1E6 Nu Mateo. Mak Cluenges Heeds bort, and by one brother, Janis, on Mr. R. G. Smith, who bought the Clinton rink a couple of years ago and who bas been managing it ewe - manfully since, has sold it to Mr. T. iteraltaU, of Clinton. Death of Mr. W. H. Bali. Mateo Mr. William Henry Ball, a re- spected resident of Clinton, passed away very suddenly on Thursday the st *ta- morning of last Week. He bod not Players n res . At a euchre and douse. put on by : Smith did not visit le boret in the beet of health for a year the Clinton Hockey Club on 34eindety don, nor did he go 'behind the acenes weal, and no one thought his con- evening Of led ewe, tee sem Cup. of the moat unpretentieue. This en - or two but had been going about as lowed by, The eiegageeeegi, wu abled hint to obtain a. true picture of Gibbhtgii-McBrione ipreaented to Mr. Frank htutch, the lm meregfroe meorndozaitiont4 and prevented to other° radio dition wag so mrioue. "Evergteate Grove,",„ the home co fountain pens were preemie.. my .oe f eliPtilin of the viltining,...g t""e' *need fans the eumptuousnoes of the turn- the homettead of McKillop.. ith tCopyright 1925, The Feature Serege) Death of Mr. Isiute W'savers We. VI: Visitlag a Stenos • • Mr. Isaac Weavers, vtlict had been. Believing them was emelt to be undergoing treittmegO then Cliptore gained by getting behind Om scenes, Hospital for ten dogs or so, Ptimed Smith arranged to visit a broadcast - away Thursday morning of last ing studio. It wee- hie first exper- week in his seventy-second year. ience "baik stage" in radio, and Prerientatieirat to (gleam Mickey naturally the event was filled with Mr. and Mile Vie 3. McBrien, Hull me" secretary of the league to Lest e on the one hand, or the ap- udeness of the electrical lett, was the scene of a very pretty risS. Castle and Harold Jer- parent cr wedding on Wednesday afternoon, vis, the best goalkeeper, defence and equipment, on the other. hat impressed hien were the Yet - March 10th, when their see. on1 forward developed during the sea- vet hangings of the studio proper daughter, Amy Viola, became the son. These prizes were offered by where eters located the piano, a few liftliClialC41:MMILIII:ftifkiii•A•••••••••N••• and His • adio alieuptly coming to the end of his visit, for the program was about to begin. "Wish I had had a Outwit to wee what was going on in the control room," he lamented. "It wouldn't have been a chance," I interpoatele "It would have been a nuefortune. Wait unti you know *anal. more abort radio. Then go back and ;debt up the story where the microphage left off. That'll be your program for the coming week.* Next Vag*, No. 21: Reflexing Made Plain. (Copyright 1926 by The Ullman Feature Service) • nal IMMO McEwen's Specials Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 25e* A good teaspoon, King George design, given away with each • 25c worth. 1 2.4 bars Soap, Mclwen's special $ 1.00 6 cakes Palm Tree Toilet Soap for .23 3 lbs. loose Cocoa for .25 te lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for .25 Just° to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Black Tea. late will give 1 of this Tea, 1 loaf Bread, lb. Biscuits and t bar Soap for the same price as a pound of any package Tea. Special price on large Flannelette Blankets Special price on Fancy Blankets We are tutting the price on Men's All Wool Underwear and Men's Fleece -lined Underwear. Good Linen Roller Towelling 25c per yd. Good large Bath Towels...o. .... .. ...90c per pair Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, diderent widths at right prices. Our Weekly Now ithe time to buy a set of dishes 10,1 off, petoke, W, JACKS)N-Instruction ceremony -wax performed by Rev. T. Muir -Edgar the innocent looking microphone Lessops in English hines, Kindersley, Sask. The MUSIC bride Of Mr. Fletcher Benjamin Gib-' the league executive. chairs, inviting Beate end, finally, A quiet wedding was solemnized i through which artiats and sweat- 13y W L. Ceorekm given in Voice Culture, Organ, n St. Thomas' church, Seaforth, -on makers rub elbows with the world. , under an II. Brown of Seaforth, Phut 'Violin (-Mier Theory ete • . Studio and residence. North Street.' arch of evergreen, from the centre Monday morning a last week by • pr. C. HAMILTONeiti;ganiet Nortli .St. of which beng a white wedding bell. the rector, Rev. T. IL Brown, when go- United Church., Concert player A Wingham Wedding' Caroline, third daughter of Mrs. Retildence at MN. Colborne's, St. Pat- Mies Valeria rine Dinsley, daugh- Edgar and the late Rdbert Edgar, and Teacher. rick Street. ter of Mrs. D. L Dinsley, Wingltam, was united in marriage to Mr. Alex - wan united in the holy bonds of init. ander Muir, eldest son of Mr. and LEGAL. CARDS . , rirnony to Mr. Chas. L. Hawke, of Mr. John Muir. ' .E. it neanoig, Parkland, Alta., a grandson of IVIrs. CIO -When Andrew Mitchell, of Whigham, on Owing to a recent b • Barrieter, Solisitor. Ncaary puke:, nice- St. Patrick's Dity, larch 17th, bY the family,'"es"nient in 'the marriage was very Successor to .1, L. eater -an Rev, -Dr. Perrie. . quietly celebrated in Toronto on . ragge pe ofnes, 71!,Square, +1.1nel...._lelt Deith of Mr. Henry Wheeler, of Saturday, February 27th, of • 'Violet Wingham „,, ?day ,Chuff, ' ItNe, daughter. of the TURLEY E. HOLMES ' e ee, " e ' - Batiritilbtetirel, tilittfattra'bri:t.T.te.. g Mr. 'Henry Wheeler, a highly late Mr. and Mgr. Samuel ,Cluff, • ham, paissed to his reward on Tues- oridh Merlin Whan, son of Mr. S. and the late William When, of Oril- ° day, March' 10th, after a fog days' PHONE t7 HAMILTO• N STREET esteemed old , gentleman of Wing. formerly of Seaforth, to Mr. Fred- . SPECIALIST , illness. He was in his 78th year ha, Ont, The Rev. John MacNeill, Ten,. F. J. R. FORSTER, aid had been e a resident of Turn- of 'Widmer Road church, officiated. ---se' . berry for a long time beliore retiring Renwick.Eadie Nuptials Lags House EYE, EAR. ItiOSE, T11110.aT. surgeon Negeyotee .h-toto live in Wingbain. He was an ee- ° • a . A very pretty We ding was solon- agesieut a thusIastic memberof the Salvation nized by the Rev. C. N. McKenzie of Wealth-. cold Aural llosPiial, Mooretield's Eye Hand ospital • ("olden Army, Besides I.ns widow the late Belrnore, at the borne of Mr. and Square Tbroat lioepital, London, Eng*. 53 Mr. Wheeler hi eurvived ,by eight of I meg Colin Eadie "Cherrye Hill" a .1 VililY0 viz: Mr. Wright, 'Wright, • of farrn, Glenannan, on Wednesday, Waterloo St. S. Stratford. Tele- , , phone261. en M Hotel Bedford, Goderieb, en tbe J.,....ameatown; Mrs. Will Reid, of I March 10th, at 4 o'clock, when their in" of the third Monday of cow b ingham; George and Arthur, of youngest daughter, Mare A., became ev luorith,e from 7 o'clock =the follow -01j 'hear Bluevale; Thomas, of Turn- the bride -of Mr. Waiter Eldon Ren - day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m. berry; Peter and Ensign Margaret, wick, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. ------..7------* of Hamilton, and Mrs, Fred Hogg, waiter Renwiek, of Howiele cautoPilAcuu a Turnherry. Johnson -Tanner 401,1"mc,,roe. Now Leader fo------------------------.. iebut pretty wedding WAS forth Highlanders' Band. He was Saturday, March 13th, at high noon, Cnronle, Organic and fee' rvous Diseases Office hours -2 to 5 and 7 to 0 11; rn. ion Band. was united in holy bonds of testa mt. A. N. ATKINsoN, Mr. Itaminangof Chesley,sehes solemnized at the. home of Mr. and been engaged as leader of the a- Mrs. R. L Tanner, Walkerton, on negistered, Chiropractor. Godertch di a of the . largest phonograph commodes in the ' world, and recalled the barrenness of Words Often Misueed PHONE 46 South $ide Square the phonograph studio 'ati compared Don't say "it is nothing like .as ,. with the coziness of the broadcest- beautiful as 'the other one." Say "it ing roam. , . is not nearly so beautiful," I nine-. 'He spoke with A ;Jade in - "I shouldn't think it would be nee- Don't say "he vowed to wreck his 0 A SPRING TONIC ,. solence." He had visited a atu o ofon 9 Free .dellveri to any part of the Town. J. J. McEwen Consultation Free formerly leader Of the Bruce Battal- when .their youngest daughter, Tena, and by. appointment. eleeeting OM day Death of Mr McCluskey, of th 1 to . • R. H.Johnson, Clinton, Seafer onY Mr son of the late Mr. and Mr. John rend mrsday afternootu3 and evebilA's; • 1. Office liOurS on these days,t0eo 12 an: The death tonic- place .early Satur- emery to have everything se sound- vengeance." "Wreak" is the CO)' DISCRIMINATE; to note the dif- m Johnson, of Williscroft, by the Rev. oniv. Corner East and VietorteSta . day morning, arc , . John •Franiiis McCluskey, for -the R. Perdue Clinton Hospital Association past foie years a wi*thy, citizen of OPTOMETRY COLE. R. 0.. • OPTOMETRIST, OPTIG/AN, West Street,.Goderich. Honor Graduate of the Canadian 0141- thatinie College of TOrontO. I Eyes examined by the latest Methode. And the proper ntting of stasP, at mod- erate prides. Ontario 'Board of Exam- iners Certificate No. 875. e , ilfeTroNITIORING: -,T11.01iIAS GENII/IVY. a . .. 'J Lire Staik and General Auctioneer, ''' ' Harniltou Street, Goderie li , Bales made everywhere and all 'fforte , oatitde to, give you satisfattioto . Verniers' sale notes dise.ounted. ROB' ERT 11011E1ITS0N. . • Qualified Auctioseer, Eldon Street, Goderich, vvill"coieftge sirre'aigisur lite Cottriti• Of Huron, Lor information leelY lo P. .1. Ryan, Ilemitton St., o- eenetes left witti tern will receive prompt attentlete NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC: ..,•••••••••••••••• BAILIE, •, NoTAIti General Conveyancing done (woe Companies teepee een tfel PhOne No. gee. ' GEORGE E. GREENSLArig. . ' CONVEYAeiCING Oceleriell, Ong NOTAIre. INSUltANCE ° PrOOf in here," Smith said to his rect. word. ferencee between.. "We- must dis- AN AID TO HEALTH noises during • a concert I. would interesting." Say "aulesequent ear- INVOLVE; to draw into entangle- You Can Lay the Foundation at Good Health Now by Building Up guide. "If I heard any strange • Don't say "her future career was criminate between right end wrong." blame it on static or the set." eer." . ment. "I do not want to become in. Your Blood and Strengthening "That's where the phonograph' Don't stay ."this candy is for yOu Your Nerves Through the Use of volved in your controversy." and radio studio differ," the other and L" Say "you and me," RECEPTIVE; inclined to receive. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. explained. "We are fussier about The PossessIve Plural. ')f "Janea" "He was not in a receptive mood, noise than you would -imagine, and is "Joneses'." and refused to listen." The good old fashion of taking a it's lust bevause we figure there will Don't say "this piece of goods - tonic in the Springtime, like most be unavoidable noises at the receiv- will do very nicelY.". Say "verY WM. STRACHAN I of the customs of our grandparents, ing end. We take no chances on well." based upon sound common sense spoiling your evening by giving you CHALLENGES la and good medical practice. Winter noise that can be avoided. A bad Words 'Often Mispronounced is always a trying time for thee* Romance. Accent last syllable, Horseshoe and Quoit PItchers of needle on your phonograph record is who are not In rugged health. instead of first so commonly doee. Vero Beach and County Intited about the only thing that will add Many men, woinen and children go foreign noises te those which, as 0 ia eggee, to Prove Ability through the winter on reserve Gist. Pronounce "fist," and not Seaforth. Mr. ideCluskey was born The seventh annual meeting of ut McKillop township sixty-seven the Clinton Hospital Assoreation was years ,ago and received his primary held on Friday, March igth, vvith education in No. 4 school. Be is Mrs. Brydone, president of the board, presiding, For the ensuing year Mrs. Brydone will be honorary president,. with Mrs. T. ,Mason as gg' president, Mrs. H. B. Cowlie first • , vice and Mrs. A. Howson second vice, Rheumatic Mrs. Zappe secretary and Mrs, Wm. Gunn corresponding' secretary. Pat- . survived by big wife, formerly Miss Clara O'Connor, daughter • of 'Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Connor, of Mb- through some' overshtht, were put in- to the record in the malting." The -guide explained that shortly they would be' in a position to pro- vide an attractive waiting room for artists, strength they have stored up during Partner. • Proeounee first syllable Mr: Wm. Straehen, who is visiting the sunny summer nionths, and grow "part," not "pard." in Florida, has not lost hie fondness Prescription. Pronoulice "pro," for pitching quoits /end in The Vero inereaaingly ,pale and languid as the not "per." spring days +approach. A tonic for , Beach Prose of March Oth appc-are a the blood and nerves at thie time Poor. Pronounce the oo as in challenge from our townsmen, in the "school " not as in "leek." I will do muelt for sucle people, by ' following terms : . putting color in the Cheeks and Wm- ' "Why all these' frills?" Smith . Illusive. Pronornce the us as in "Horseshoe and quoit pitchers of by ishing that tired feeling thet v. -orrice asked. "I've seen phonograph stu- "unit," and the s as in "so," not lie z. the entire county are challenged Bios where high -salaried artists sit Words .0ft-en Mispelled mr. •wia. &mama, ae onta_eio, gag, thousands of people at this season of the year. in straightback 'chairs and stare at :Ida end Mr. .1. M. Frame of. West blank wane." . Dysentery; (note the dy and the . 1. er). Parallel; three l's. Proftaic Virginia, to meet them in the city It is impoesible to be energetic if "You are forgetting that many park at any aim. The atakee have your blood is thin and week, or if radio entertainers aile giving their (not za.) Encouraging .(not age.) Papier-mache. Matinee (two e's). been driven, and everything is in your nerves are freyecl or ehettered. Synonyms • You cannot compete with others if' services gratis," he was told. "With the restrictions placed upon the ser- Mg Straehan writes that ',he chat- you do not get refreshing sleep at shape for a game." vices of the celebrities, radio broad- Noise, sound, tumult, chimer, din, lenge had not. been taken up at the night, or if your appetite is poor oe . casting vinfuld have been greatfy racket, roar. _ time his letter was written. you are losing weight. You need a Ho says, "I -have just got back tonic at this time to add to your ef- from a trip to the interior jungles of ficiency now, as well as to save you Florida, where the snakea end alliga- from suffering later on. And in all tors live and find the air •charged the realm of medieine, there is no with the perfume of the bloesems of safer or better tonic than .1,Or. WS - the grape fruit and orange. The Hams' Fink Pills. These pills 'tone wild flowers and water lilies ere and enrich thfs blood which circulates wondeigui. The robins Are getting through every portion of the body, strengthening jaded nerves And run - restless so am L if "A bunch of Indians Suet came to down organs, and bringing a feeling town..I was told they did not wear of new strength and energy to weak, shoes, so I followed them to see what easily tired, despondent inert, women their feet looked like, and found and children. their toes all nice and ,itratght and Miss It'. Sirois, Kamouraeka, Que., their soles like a pieee of oak tanned says:—"I would feel that I was leather. Now they are 100 per neglecting an opportrnity to help cent. Americans and ere allowed to HOMO other poor sufferer if I failed eat at a white restaurant. They had to -tell you how enuch benefit 1 bad for sale young alligators and bead through. the use , of Dr. Williams' work. The alligators sold for $1.50 Pink Pills. Before taking the pills • each, and when the Indiare were I was in a badly run-down cienditioi. sold out they went straight to a fruit - t wits very weak, pale and breath - store and bought apples. So cheer up, old Ontario; the apple is king,' . lessat the least exertion. I often hadilea aches and sty appetite was Mr. Straehan is now at Het poor, I began taking the pills and lhandicapped were it not - for the Completion, accomplistnent, fin- younger, less known artists. Jt is ish, performance. achievement, end, only fair the studios should offer c r 'ruination, constanation, fulfill. these people as much comfort as nient. rossible. They can entertain you ' Fatigue,' weariness, exhaustion, better when they are being made to lassitude, languor, drowsiness, weak feel like quests of our -station. "When an artist is getting a fancy ne°Slill, dexterity, adroitness, clever - figure for making a record it doesn't nese, skillfulness, proficiency, knack, make much difference about the sur- facility, mastery. lte . roundings, so long as they are ade- Desire, wish, aspiration, Tonging, (mate. •.This explains why opera coveting, traving, appetite, want, stars have always been willing •to fancy, yearning. put up with tawdry back stage seen- Vulgarity, coarseness, ill -breeding: ery, With them it is entirely a mat- indecorum, ribaldry, obscenity. ter of business." Word Study Smith had been looking about "Use a word three times and it is while the guide expfitinsd the ^gener- yours." Let Us increase our voeabu- al scheme of things. He noticed an lary by mastering one word each engineer at work on something und- day. Words for this lesson : of the , piano. This "something" SANCTITY; the quality of being proved to be a special mag•neto type sacred; solemnity. "She • wanted to of mierophone designed to. provide be alone in the sanctity o'T her own true recording of the overtones of room." the piano strings and to enable the HUMILIATE- t b bl • ft* d ients' fees for the year.were 'Pains Go 52, Centralia Creamery Sold Swollen Jew ints Mr. Thomas 'Willis has field his creamery business to the Walkerton Egg and Dairy Co. and it will be Vanish known from now. on as the Shamrock !Creamery Co. Mr. Willis will _man - Thousands of sufferers have freed'nany. age, the' creamery for the new coni themselvere from. the bondage of Death of Old Resident of Exeter rheumatism; rid themselves of the torturing pain; reduced the molten One of the oldest residents of joints; thrown away Capes and Exeter, in the person. pf Mrs. Re - crutches. and from helpless beings becca Poplestone, died an Tuesday of • became able to worh. and be of uselast week at the advanced age of 02 to themselves and their families. . years, five months and thirteen days. They took Rhetinur the* modern She had been 'ailing since New Yearse enemy of rheumatism, 'lumbago, scin- Her maiden name was Rebecca Les- tigagarthritis, tied chronic neuralgia. Bea Brown and she was born Oct. Don't be skeptical about Itheuma. 3rd, 1884, at the town', of Bellytib- You will know in 'few hours after ertoAntriuni County, Ireland, within beginning the treatment that the two and a half miles of the Giants' poisonous waste matter is leaving Causeway. When the efamily moved your system through the natural to Canada the trip waemade mem- . orable by much sickness and delay. Thirteen weeks were taken up in the trip. The deceased was united- in inarriage to the late Mr. Samuel Poplestone, by the Rev. Mr. Hurley. a Bible Christian minister. They channels. You will feel better in a day; you•will know you 'are going to cKILLOP %MOSTA FIRE ' INSCR- ANCE COMPANY. be helped in less than .4 week. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN "'BOP' Eheunia bringing you .Vack to health. There is. no guess work about • • SCRED That's why H. C. Dtinlop and drug- ERTY IN • value of property insured up to Jan. . nary, 1910, e3,048,e75.00. 0I10E1tS-3ittnes Connolly, Presi- te dent, Ciotti:rice JasEvans, Vlee-Peest- _ qt • Ileechwood; T. Fe Ilaye, „See.- • Treas.. Seoforth. DIREGTentOele. F. McGregor., Sea- eVrin, Coirstanefg George Merlartmey. sts eyerywhere sell it -With gueren- e of money back if it does not give let .6 Rub Rheumatic' Pain forth; 3. 0. Grieve. `Winthrop; e enckeremitti; Ferris, Hai -hick; :WW1 itenneeeise..Broadhagen; elsirray fetimem, Brut''field. AGNTS-el W. Yeo feelerich: Sandy • Leitch, (1lnt'i SV1n. Cliesit y, Sea - forth; B. iiinehley, Seaforth. 114 . .. ..g. 7.4iorrisn'rs Clothing Store, Clihton; meets at It. II. Cane etor.e, eialerich Polley lioldere ern pay their assees- or J. 11. Reid's, ntrs•nekl.- • - EIRE INSURA.NCE Raw,: it attended to oy the VtEST WAWANOSH MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO -' Established 1878 Mead Office ; Dungannon, Ont. Harry L. Salkeld, R. R. No. 2, ' erich, prese Wm. 3. 'nommen:, Aub- urn, vice pres.; ,elirectors--Wm. St.lielenst.W. P. Reed, It. R. No. 2, Lucknow; Salkeld, 'phone 1, Goderich. Alex. Nicholson, Lucknove; Wm. Watson; Ong Girvin. R. R. No. 6, Goderich; Win. I. Thon). non, Auburn; Tim Griffin, R. R. No. 7, Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt, Xincitt- dine, Ont. TIIOS. STOTHERS, T. G. ALL/, rrean. Settetary. BrODhOU 151305. GODERICH The Ludt* funeral DireGtent are Embalmers Order* oarefolly attended to et Mt hours—eight or day. From Aching Joints Rub Pain right out with small trial bottle of old "St. Jacobs 011." farmed in Usborne for a number of yeare - before nipving to Exeter in 1879. Thirty-two years a'go Mr Poplestorte died. One daughter, Mrs. Jennie Welsh, of Calgary,. and one son, Samuel, of Myth, who had both been with their mother during her illness, survive, also one eister, Mrs. Gene', of Watford., To have the children, :,osu:d and healthy is the that care of a mother. They cannot be healthy if troubled with Overture We Mother Graven' e Worm Exterminator. operator to increase the v the piano music when the singer "paralyzed" the ordid'ary microphone by.singhig too loud. • "You, see the microphone's fune- tion is to catch the variations in sound values," the guide explained. "Since there is a current fiowing through this microphone circuit it is possible to make it control the Lure rent used for transmission through the Air. Naturally there are various types . of microphones with varying advantages. The common types are, the "condenser' mid -the "catbon microphone. In the former the . vi- ' •brations front' the voice cause metal plates to. vibrate and to alter the space between them. This • varies the current flowing through the in- strument very much as you vary the received current when yeti turn the 'ffitil. of your variable gondenser on your set .• In the -latter type of microphone the process is niore complicated. "There is ,another type called the "glow discharge." TIIN is simply a conetant sort of purple light formed :lenge a gap by discharge of high voltage. The, voice vibrations affect it just as they affect the plate; or the grebe; of eat bon in the other types." • - found himself rather Springs, Arkansas. the pride of "His re roach Wall they restored me 'to better health olume of • p tumiliating." SUBTLE; characterized by Stop "dosing" Rheumatism.HEALTHY CHILDREN It's pain only; not one case in fifty requires internal treatment. Rub ALWAYS SLEEP WELL right on •p e "tender spot," and by the lf Baby Deo; Not Enjoy Refreshing 1 soothing, enrtatn, "St. Jacobs Oil" ------ tin' you say jack Robinson—out Sleep Ile is Far From Well '„,nes the rheumatic pain and distress. "St. Jacob% Oil” is a harmless theta matisrn liniment which never disap- points and doesn't burn the skin. It takes pain, soreness and stiffness front aching joints, muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache and neural ta. The healthy child sleeps well and (tering itu waking hours is never cross but always happy and ing. It. is .enly the sickly child that 'io cross and peevish. Mothers, if • your children do not sleep well; if Langer upte. Get is "smelt trial bottle Jacobs or they are cross and ery a great deal, and in a mo e give them Baby's Own ets Tabland of old-fingighonest St. from any drug store, 'they will soon be well and happy ment, vitt be.free from pains, aches and stiffness. I)oii't sutler 1 4* Rub *gain. - rheumatism army. Baby's Own Tablets are a mild hut ee -----------ggegegieeeei. thorough laxative' whirl' regulate the bowels, sweeten the stomach, banish constipation, colic and indigestion, end promote healthful sleep. They are absolutely guaranteed free from opiates and may be given to the new- born babe With perfect safety. , You can obtain Baby's Own Tab' lets through any medicine dealer at 25 cents a box, or by mail, post paid, from The Dr. 'Williams Medicine ..o., Brockville, Ont. And we tan 'have the sort of gov- eminent we want if no want it hard enough. • 'Wheeler Paneranirector and Stribalmer Ooderioh, Ontario All oil* Promptly attended to day or night. Phones: More 335; House 833W 1 • Dont Suffer, from ECZEMA too • 9. THE Go D ER IC auto iritA-14 • I.V.tiltig For Burns and Scalds.—Dr. Thom- than I had enjoyed for a long time; as' Felecteic Oil will take the Are in fact, my health is now the best, eun- - -- out of a bunand I gin sure that what this rnedi- ror scald. It should be at" hand in every lcitehen so that it gine has done for inc it will do for may be available et any time. all weak, ailing people." There is no preparation required. ' You can get therse byphi ills ofiriato front any Just apply the oil' to the burn or medicine dealer, or cents a • box from The Dr. Williams math" and the pain will abate and in Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont. a short time realm altogether. • ye. iemoorrioN'S -eg,---e'eegel--ge':- RureNiNG 1 i' -, 1.0w . . ,ori ,oe.„,•, ,-...-. 1/•,. 4:04/ ''''''/-";,----;:.-: ,.. .._ .--:-:-' '-... .1, ..., - 13errER (-40\VIZ eakflLLtD r--oLBr1 fir 4(64” WINTETZS PAQ'tifeiG SO or Even luthit,; eau 'hard. . . . - • H People ;vim have l'"oett burn - MI' Anthracite Coral live felt as if they couldn't do with- out it. • But the Coal strike which deq. cended on us last fall has made - Us changc our heating habits.. • •"l'hoe who have lieutt to. 'use 41tir 1tiuh Pocahimtas Coal and WyandotteCoke find that their houses are just as warm as they were !yin') Anthracite. l)on't let inurs.It 1,0 worried over the sal situation when the, remedy is as close as your phone. . 1 OUR NUMBER IS 98 ?WOO* rareikeotelkW4 ittag AlollieigThs."WrieW A rata for' sad orriatirai la Orrarri. At Premiere+. Ore Th*. 1044 frog Tie NideMrdpeatr Cc, Termite 5, 0et4rie. $ CALL THE **V PfAXt Fot Good (1,'l C031 B. MUSTARD coCipitALN y Phone 98, Goderich MINION STORES• OLd.i.*:11D,E'D • ANAIINg LARGEST RETAIL' GROe'ERS 1;1 'Where 4uality ',44ezt;t13%9A '44 DOMINO TOILET PAPER ROLLS 19c DOMINO BRAND 4 lb. TIN CATSUr OLD CITY 11.9c P,Orrit . RASPBERRY JiPM. CHEESE CG C C 5 C ct..9 •Of SAL ON 1=5t 1 ib. tin 37c " Soeireyei 1:1 Ib. tin 20c PICKLES srotztied F°R 25c 12 oz. bottle EGL coNDENsnr, Th. nem aia stone. - MAPLE LEAP RAND xvi/LK el ere TM rt. Excelled TEA SELECT BLEND CANDY C49c. GOLDEN CRUNCH 79c ib. BUTTER SCOTC11 SATIN MIXED 90 lb. PEARLINE 2 pkts. 15c FANCY HEAD RICE 3 lbs.29c SOAP CHIPS 2 lbs. 25c Ns, 5 PLAIN OLIVES 2 for 25e CASTILE SOAP 3 takes 10c •SIT.LNA CORNED BEEP 25c LAUNDRY STARCH lb. 10c MOLASSES SNAPS 211*. 25c COMFORT SOAP 10 far 59c BEECHAM'S PILLS 25c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 for 25c Vem's ILIsittoi,Coosik SrtoolSe 'lima Prices is *Sett fir anor work front iiatio of ilols paper 1M 2 TINS 35c D.S.L. EWA 59c lb. TINS 25c MATCHES 3 BOXES 25c SARDINES CLACILR AID JUTLAND 1 I: - 4