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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-04-15, Page 7TECIISDAY, /LARCH 164. 1911 Hotel Taller DETROIT 800 Was - SOOBaths $2.0 per Day sad op 10110414. Arabian Restaurant Gothic Grill Cafeteria 1"11A.pooan 411111100, C. C. SCHANTZ. Cameral liasuirst, , Children's Coughs and Colds Can Be Rolleved By •11 WV 001/ERICH STAR • iwwwwwwwwww_ ow sorficukvai cam no proper etoraye place may use ! 'Sunday Afternoon - sluellow boxes "Nen Laskets iu • with* to ettite. ths• teams. A mothl CROWING GLADIOLI FISR irately dry atmosphere and a tem.1 ORNAMIL'OrAl. TIFFICT pent/ re .1- *but 45 &grills F. in! etIle? Henry J. Moore the ettirage lilac* will be proper. is w 'by ISAMU, HAMILTON, Goierleh, Out. al Th. average person who grows Do rot lift the cerme until the st a snwoonellAVIROMOst 1111011611111S1WillingillinilniusaleaMOINIONIORIIIIS Gladioli will merely • purchase the lemes and stem wee in a weg. ee, Look from the sphere of endiens and Abel esere the eldest. As they corms which are of a flowering size yawed etate of decay. toren Fhould day, 'grew to manhood Cain chose to till and plant them to prodace flowers a light frost teems- the Forms will! the first yeer. It is not not ba injured. Frew, Amid. how.11 0 God or meacy and of might, the ground and Abel to be it ship- doting necessary to ism a *pieta. plot for i ver, not be allowed t' reach their, In pity look son thoae who stray- herd. They. having been teught by plants unless the object is to after the cornet ure lifted. • Benighted in this land of light. their "vents about God and their the In peopled vide, in lonely glen. e duty towards their Creator. each raise flowers or corms for wile, in i • In crowded mart, by stream iir brought an offering. In the let end which ease better cultivation VAR be'. 2nd chapters of Levitices we read , , (Coittirtued front page the laws concerning offerings mid we solely to the Gladioli. When grown', for sale the plants ore ueually set of forty dues, and it was this face see that the offering of each was a was aceeptable ie le God. The allow of cultivation. The corms ere anniversary of the re•burial et $t out eine inches apart in rows which that issue Ow to the Popular belief may be two or three feet *port to that if it rains on July 15th, the fit offering., The fruit of the greeted . iia welt as a ending of tbe flock plantea tbout three inches deeptclur- Swithin, there will be wet weather! story in' this lessoi, plainly indicatee How many of the sons of nun Hear not the message sent from Thee: W. C. Bre-ant. PRAY= Bowing low at Thy footstool 0 Lozd ,we would werhip Thee; we would bring the gold of obedience and tbe incense of lowliness with whittle to adore Thee. These ere the offerings we lay at Thy feet. Amen. S. S. LESSON FOR APR. 35th, 11126 Leeson Intly-The Story or Coin and Aga. Lesson Passeiree-Gen. 4:146. Golden Text-Gea. Adam and Eve bed many sobs and daughters (ch. 5:41 of which Cain effected when the plot is devoted SHRINES of BRITAIN'S GLORY s for the following forty days. In It is, however, with the culture of 1010 Bishop Walkelin. the fiest N'or- the, Gladiolus for ornamental effect men prelate of M inehester, demo), that this article will deal. It is not ished the Saxon church and replseee T•ime has Tefited IL -Dr. Thome' fully realized by even many expert . it with the longert cathedral in Eng- Eelettrie Oil ha been on the market tirowers that the full beau* of the km& and o Imo rortioo of his upwards of fifty years and in that pilot when in full flower is revealed betiding is embodied in the present time it has proved a blessing to only when compared with other gar- streture, which is mainly the work thousanee. et is in high favor I the difference was in the spirit of hit Me' the two brothels. In Ileb. X1.:4we read that "by faith Abel offertkd unto (Tod a more excellent sacrifice!, than Cain, by which he obtained witness tat he was righteous, God testify. ing of his gifts." Immediately on seeing his broth- er's offering accepted and his reject- ed, jealousy kindled in Cain's heart and was seen in his face. God, dee siring to bring him to a better state of mind and heart, reasoned with him, showing him how "he is not willing that any should perish but . that all should come to repentance." e opened up to Cain the way of blessing and showed him thet God is no respecter --1,of rereons: thou doest well shalt. _thou not be accepted." But Cain did not Mete and then learn that God's way is best for envy lay dormant in his. Mind until a fit opportunity came his way. When alone with his brother the, subject of their offerings 'wait no doubt introduced. as topic of con- versation by Cain and hatred soon his hcart Smaller numbers will, howeVer, make of the sacred farm. Was upon the throne • of . . Dr. Wows 1 WOMM Norway GAINED 10 POUNDS Pine IN 20 DAYS Syrup •Only the mother knows how hard it Skinny Men Can is to keep the children from catching odds. They will run out of doors not • properly elsA, or have on too much elethiug; env too hard stall get over- neeeeo.and 0oor•off. t4) iallideUtT; get ugh. 16,4 '1141+Ititg tliebed clot ee at night, and do a hundred things the •mother can't prevent. 'Youngsters take "Dr. Wood's' 4 without any fuss, and its ,promptuetis and effeetiveneest in Joosening the phlegm and healing the lungs and brmehial tubes is such that the trouble is checked before any serious lung trouble can possibly develop. Your tamest druggist or dealer' dle It • put uponly.1 TheT lIfilburn Co,,- Limited. Toronto, Oet. • ' ' • -awe . 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Oftweent OCItnito-"CfTY 11UPTALCY, /ley die le niciesseber nth tears leanee- ado P. Maw id •hoMecti pe#11465. ,/,i,44,/e aCtid*All Tata totowor On proem 7+H) A. Si. g:41.474i: Zslist swat as Invegit awswcy *One Wm Liat. New 4 wow sec color Pei" . TMJ.. Vulva sod edeselophwe Juneasoslestme-$740. MattitritealIMM 111041101=sestlieentle Clovelead. Ohio IYew nell'Ilden le I 0004a. snit ?OW Odin wawa* se Vide semi* ••Fare $5.80 den subjects or when growing in of the renowned William of Wyke- throughout Canada and its excel- . company with same. ham. who was Bishop at the end of knee bas ettrried its fame beyond Even the person who owns only a tbe 14th century. the lea. ./f it were double the price small border may grow it few Gia- The Cathedral ' contains the graves it would be a cheap liniment. I dioli among the herbaceaus perm- • of baulk sWalton, the author of "re nials where they wilt' be perfectly at Compleat Angler," and Jane Austen. i GODERICH MARKETS home, ebecause growing in proper the novelist. both of reborn were re- -- company. Whet subject is better eidents of Winchester at the time of Wheat, per bush.....$ 1.35 to $ 140 adapted for the herbaceous border their deaths. In the Presbytery are Buckwheat, per bush. 05 to 70 i Hogs; :e.eee-s---.........: 12.50 to 12.501 than the Gladiolus? It is a peren-I large mortuary chests containing the fall, in Caned I. The stately ' king. and many of the Saxonerulers. Peas, per bush i p • 1.45 ' t� ' 1.50 40 to 40 trial although it him to be lifted in the remains of Canute. the Danish spikes afford variety to the border, which were removed from the crypt -Barley, per bush(i5 to 70 but harmonize with- other flowering" of the Saxon church, and in the cens Cattle, ordinary. per . . 41,25 to 1.1.25 p)ants. A greet deal, however, de- tre of the choir is a tomb Whieh is cod. bulbs and the choice pf their position pends upon the arrangement of the generally believed to hold the bones Cattle, expert „ , ,,,. 7,00 to 7.50 M the hated "%VIM= Rufus, whose (per ewt.) , in relation to that of other bj t burial here was much resented, and Cattle, choice. cwt.. .6.50 to (1.0 ee For use in the herbacemis 'border the fall of the cathedral tower in the corms should be Fielded .in num. t07 Was regarded as an expression. bers of perhaps twelve in masses. or Divine wrath at the desecration ,and the murderous spirit lede to the a nice 'tlulttP• Straight lines of Of ..the nemerous ancient buildings corms should never be releesintteld indthe in inchoate'. the most famous border if ornurneatc.1 the College • awful deed of taking his brother'sahich was founded in Millions of keCoyht Cod la er ex- tract Tablets are sold every week and thoueands, of frail rundown under- weight people are being helped. eee "A box of GO tablets for GO cents and if any skinny man or woman doetn't . gain at least 5 'pends -10 80 days- . Money back.. Ask any druggist any- where in America. • Be sure and get McCoy's, the ertg find and genuine and don't forget there is nothing on earth eo good te make' backward, listless, underweight children grow strong and robust. s estr- life. Abel died a martykei death. :ed. Formality of this kind should 1382 by William of Wykeham. It is . for it was heeause his own.. works . be strictly avoided. The natural thus the earliest of Enpland's many were evil. and. his brather's right... beauty o tie entire border will 130 great public schools and several of Lambs, per ewt.,.... Dairy Butter... ..... Eggs, per don amile dour, cwt Patent floureener cwt Bran, per ton Shorts, per ton Hay, per ton......... Hides.... . . Potatoes, per bug,.. everywhere. eons that Cain slew im ared or be '1 .t1 b the • 4 its original buildings are still in As in the mist. when Adam and P .11 N s s - ion of a formal lint. daily use. TWO 1, Eve sinned,. so now, God arraigned the_.culprit before htitte and gave him, as he did them, a' Ain't -fa -To eonfess his ,guilt. Cain. pleaded lg. eorance of any knowledge of Abel's wherealsoterise- Zits'- adding ,, another sin to the Het, that of lying. t God returned no direct answer when Cain insolently asked, "Am I my bretti- er's keeper?" • but • Be allowed hint the ,witness against him was the voice of his beather's blood crying, to him from 'the ground. He made littie.of his great sin but on hearing. the punishment meted' • out to him he entered into judgment e with his judge and cried 'out, '.11y punishment is . greater than. I can bear." It began to dawn upon him what it would mean to be a fugitive and a vagabond, and to have the fac,e DRAGGING.DowN ef, God hidden from him. Its broth- , . . e .ers lifc WAS nothing to him but his i me ri iru 0:ittit was eyypregoursi air 8 no CLI IG lt ton hillim teharuwouldaedistinguieh, I It is not usually regat•ded that the obtainable • at any reliable drog 12.00 to ' 12,00 40 to 40 25 to 30 ..e0 to • . 0 4.75 to 5.00 1200 I o :MO ::•00 to 8500, 10.00, to 12.00 06 to 00 50 to 2,50 000 Corn* disappear when treated with Holloway's 0 ins Reu'nvier without leavieg a t•car. CANADIAN NATIONAL IlY •TRAIN SERVICE to TORONTO Daily Except Sucalliap Goilerich 0.00 a in, 2.20 pm. " Clinton 0 25 a.M. 2.15i1 " Soatortlt 0.41 a.m. 3.12 p.nt, " Mitchell 7.01 a.to. 3.42 p.m. Arr. Stratton' 7.30 non. 4.10 p.m, hitehonor 8.20 a.m. 5.20 pct. Guelph 83a ‘.5.50 pan. " Toronto 10.10 a iFF. 7.30 p.m. itotuining-Leavo Toronto FI.45 a.m., • 12.55 pan. awl 6.05 Dan Parlor Cafe tar, GoOrkh to Tor- onto, on tits:riving teeing and Toronto to Goderich 0.05 train. Through coach Goderich to Toronto. F. P. LAWN/NCR & SONS Town Pay/tenger and Tickets Agent* 'Phone Children Orr COR FLETCHER'S • CAS-rORP•A So God a mask Whet planting the cortini • 0 post- ' ethane ths.....rolddie of the border_ is -a good one for masses of Gladioli. A. .d s (Conrrighted). . • • Seleeeeeenle. ere ie • e, • ' • ' 6 e an via k e China Only a fie; w:delv separated masses, CI however, ebeuld .be • planted. The taflberlinceoue pererrniats win net as a baeligronnd and the- dwarf ones a foreinvmd to 'the flowers.,The corms in the =Secs Should be about . • eine ...einenes apart. The -masetes • The Real Cause of Indigestion novrr .At) placed'. that the • --- tall perennials 'obReure the -G.adloli Acids in the stranach irritate oend when in flower. Nor should they. be inflame the delicate stomach:Ming, placed so near the front of the.hor- sour and ferment the food, prevent der as to mend oi t abruptly as to be proper digestion and lead to oine-.1 inost conspicin UP, ' . • ' tenths of all Dyspepsia and Indiges-e. Gladiolue 1:ke • all other -garden tion. Petisins and other artificial asid attention, • cligestents give. only Jemporary re - it they are to predate the finest lief and do not correct the rause. bowers -and ,corres.. ;Cultivation- pro- Stomach acids should .be neutralize duces geed leaver .which leaves help ed daily, and. the • stomach kept to feed the corms which tire annual- sweet and clean after eating by le* formed on the. Md.' ones.'hhe drinking a glass of -pure Magnesia - food of the pl--------------o i d t f 1 • the leaves -that la prepared for use. four tablets. of .Bisurated Magnesia, tomach _ Is Dangerous • . • When yaw use SNP Enameled War* never seed to serape, wear arid scrub ilittifiertontir-ware* -demand,- Hot water, soap, a cloth that's all. you • need to clean theist. It washes Ilk* china, lies the cleanliness and our. face of china, but wears like oteeL Don't be tboolava of your cooking wore' equip with dean, pure mini - tam lasting • orae u water'ma e froma easpoon u 01 him and prevent others from killing cutting of the flotkering spikes for store. This prevents food fermen- i Enameled WARE' 111IA . • liggor a .1tirm "As ..a Man thinketh itt his decorative perposes - ekails much tation• and .-our meals digest •natur- 10, • ,__Er • worn" 'mug" . ---IY - Y • heart so is he." Good deeds reflect • ma; here the amateum. often makes • ally withouf ;akin. Dy following. Lia E. Ingham a Vege .themseives in thek. eountenance and a great mistake. Ile Mita SWAY . WO this plan yor may eat alynost •anye . Ham .. so do wicked wor s. • Collip0111U1 Broiled Her • Cain went iiway into a landdis- results ,in the partial starvation of •• much foliage' with the pilta, which thing without fear of Inclikestion. . tent from his kindred and 'began to the ' corms. Remember -that the /loose Jaw, Sask. -"I am going to build a city to divert his thoughts leaves help to feed .the corms and the try to tell you what Lydia E. Pink- from •the consideration of hiseetwen roots. ' - hiun's Vegetable Compound has done misery. Ile also built up a fanillY When digging the Gladioli during .wo'howwww'wolsoW for me. 1 Sufferedvery badly with d a in -dow pains and mflamma- and among -his descendants We read late autumn, the eorms shout I 1 Above Good* are- Haociled by JAS. C. CARRIE . GODERICH EXCLUSIVE HARDWARE; The 0013'7 Hardware on the Square. • - T. SWARTS' gUtO and Horse Livirt Jinok MINN, Eto. Montroar Strout just off the Square owe.... SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS AUTOS READY FOR SERVICE -- GET YOU ANYWHERE AND WHEN YOU WANT TO GET THERE Busses Meet ail Trains ane Passenger Boats Passengers called for In any part of the town for all • trains at 0. T. R. -or R DepOts Prompt 'Service and Careful Attendance. Our Livery and Hack Service will be found up-to-date in every respect.. Your Patrenage Solicited SWARTS Pitons 107 Montreal Street • y_.-Fxr7r--prx of some who were endued with.lnuny ton, also pains in my right side over my hip and down my whole side into 'excellent and useful aecomplish. my leg. I had it nearly a year when ments. Bet we do not rend of . the ., I went to .a -doctor and he said I fear of God 1 and this ' worship would have to have an operation. But amongst them. ' 'my mother said .to take Lydia E. Adam and Eve were deprived of two sons at one time .but God gave them another son in whom the church was to be established awl 'Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative Wash. .„ handed down ,, • I have had two more children since "'Now that- C.*and . am those who then an n am peace* well. I used had de >et d' sc e religion had built a to have to lie down two or three city and called •themselves the Sons times a day, .and new I do -all my housework without trouble. I al- of men, those •adhered to God be - ways keep the Vegetable Compound gan to declare 'for him and his wor. in tlre house -as I tired aelosetnow and. ship, mid called themselves the Sons then helps me. I am willing for you of God." (Matthew Hair ) Y . to use this letter any way you,see fit woaLn MISSIONS • and I will answerletters. If I can belp any other woman I'd be only tooglad Drawn its, the Bible to try." -Mrs. ESTHER flduetrroN, - 712 Athabasca W., Moose Jaw, Sas- The power of the Word of God to katchewaia . _ win men to faith in Christ is illus. Lydia E. Vinkbam's Vegetable 'totted in the folloeving rent stork' • CoMpound is a dependable medicine from Persia. A young Sbeikle ' n for all women. . ° member of a prominent ' family:, . EassalebYdruggists everywhere, 0 went to a native evangelist in a mis- ------- , ancillary party which was visiting, - the fanatical Moslem city ef. Turbat e' • OSE and told hint that as n result of fly0R0 ELECTR'C , reading a fewb ehaptors of the Bible some months efore he had come to. Pinichaties Vegetable CoMpound as it - saved her life years before. 1 took two bottles and I found 1 was better,' - *0 I ke t on taking it and alio used . t ne •. .. rinsed : by means of a digging fork . . ', . * and- the eorm' bei spread out on the • . 4rge- g.round if e weather is dry • and . favorable. f wet the corms had better be . 'weed out' on di' ehelves- in an airy lace. -Those -who nave • • The People's Power , -1( REOPEPPERHEAT BACKACIE1 The heat 04. red peepers takes. the "ouch" from a sore, lame back. It can not hurt you, and it certainly ends the . torture at, once. When you are suffering so you can hardly get around, jut try Red Pepper Rub, and ',ttu will have the quickest re- lief known. Nothing has such concen- trated, polietrating heat as red peppers. juct as soon as you apply Red Pep. per Rah you will feel the thigling heat. 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I *sh- ed. came here to ,the hospital the eday before it dosed,' the second sheikh replied, 'and' the doctor was having prayers. As he read from the Bible and explained its meaning my heart was strangely drawn. Then when I saw how tbe Christians were here healing our sick while we were doing nothing for tneni, I rea- lized that the Christiae religion Imust be true.'" Asthma, is Torture. -No eine who hasn't gaspe,d for breath in the pow- er of asthma knows what such suf- ! fering is. Thousands do know, how.: ever, from experience how immens- urable is the relief provided by that marvellous preparation, Dr. J. I). I Kellogg's • Asthma " Remedy. For years it lias•beere felieving the most "eevere teete. 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