The Goderich Star, 1926-04-22, Page 14UNIVERSTY OF WESTERN ONTARIO
Summer School
JULY Ith to
AUGUST pith
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SPECIAL COURSES FOR
TEACHERS
1. :rm leo NIA, $..kk aaui lis.
2. Cm's** '1* 1'e.w.k C.nv.r.ati.n.
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Ats,. �ksr *wows is 344
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WORLII EVENTS
°Psriiarseletarisns
TE O CA STAR
AR
made as early as We. Tim brawl- rem legeeTitibr ilio dist* tke yew_ C>ItA,P111R. 1t iCU
holdRr±i started en ssloc Ati6ti fiitty twee r,•islifser.. Mille wee westseed
busty heal pas casae to repeat her
years ago to keep their theme alive fear** blies. ua waved :strips hie �,,,.. hs the dayys that fel-
t and are now hoping that the United Awls iswrl{t mow es saslrasits. lowed. mares
maintainsei
'Rides veil see the ,justice of their ahs to *gee his dose ward ties woaaea meiab of the
demand, bed,' • "Watt" wars p+rol>ably! party sat Adsairable attitude of aloof-
!hundred
intend* to build one The" kas loess 1 tr of sicaeulatioa bel diaeowrl,was;, he merely isolated'
! hundred grain elevator* this eontip *Pea tbr many __**.ere himself freest thein mai discouraged
summer, *reorient to report*. It is leen esfllat4 to wrest the secret their 'somewhat timid advances to.
of •+ °si th!a connection that the out- iratn las stales} aieueosndarits. ward friendship. This doubtless
would tame met Iaiur
10 New Elevators Ye*Pensik rs fur kis menet feria ,pass. He was not rusle, neither was
look for farmers, both Rist and west,
llL*t.. r IAvestora with eta whole. has never been so promising in the hearted approval had he not treated
i s The extss� to wkich knoyvlsdiCe of her ire may the seine wa . She
investments bee increased s ince t at **sum A aomew
m_--_---. war Imam and *Avinga campaigns �s amphant air of propprietorship to -
posts wa hi but this ukkl gave way
G t .
The average value of the oecupted Brittle own investments, Their They began to know each other, to
farm lands for Canada as a wole. co� etned investments and holding* be sure; for hours upon end they
.Mately of the Dominion ea t r i the had �t ed hat t I
!right nasi.
atriki�lvspatelt by the re ix, q y if+i
'yAlues of Farm I.snds chat nil people in rest o ehiretlling ertxlrely xhverent.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 29th, 19201'
•
�Ifarasi'a 4044444 44frizttRasetkig..
. " • ''' in lit2;,, including both improved and
represeet nine billion dollars. were together, "which could hive re- '
tai unimproved lard, as well as dwsl- stilted in Nothing less than a thor- reallzedd that here wAs a baf'Sing
Iling notifies. barns ,stables and other Ma Gevei'rxer-Gen+erAl ough acquaintance; notwithstandinjr secret and she �ihe did not possess
arm
f buildings, ie returned at #3S r
this, there lurked behind Phillips' the. key to. it..
red h ha truth came to h
}acre cf the Canadian parliament be per acree according to the Canadian Conessi teapots as neing gave friendly interest en emotional ape- One me t t
tailed upon to give some exnlanatinn t Government, Bureau of State*tics, t x11 prtrtiee in Routh Africa A- the thy that piqued the girl and put her Rest had made camp later than um -
to the general public of their avoid. By provinces the averages are a* fol- stiecessor to the Earl of Athlone as on her mettle. She hid her chtg'rin al;, and as A result had selected' a
epee of the matrimonial yoke. lows: Prince Edward island, 4e; Governor -Ceases} of that Dominion., under an assutn rp,e f caxeeessnees- particuls ly bad spelt for it -.-a
a., u... Nova Seabe. *37; New Brunswick. His, aepnintpxent would. establish a but fetters y s ,tallied Nina for 'brushy et' running back from a
$34; Quebec, ;5'i; Ontario, i0er l eedent for native-born viceroys.
1ar+i Clewed
every hour he bulked bigger to her. high, overhanging bank beneath
out oT fit. lit' exercised a pronounced effect up- �= .—"
Ancient Anew For gala on her; his voice his laughter •K
rb xeaarr A horrible story ,.ams Manitoba, $29: Saskatchewan, *24;
One at tHouse. traditiof o maintained a few Alberta, ;..0; British Columbia, $62.
by the British,rs'Houser of Commons i- is Thomas that was left to sleep in the o
the baehalars'. dinner, held perlodi-! upper rt of a restaurant keeper's The average valves in 1925 of orch-t
rally by atli those members' of the! home and was pawed by n rat. The ard and fruit lands, including build -
house who have elected to remain in Igrooved ings, etc., In the fruit -growing die -
single blessedness.: One of these child's mother disturbed the rat at triets aro estimated es follow*:
dinners was, given last week end the 1 its hideous work and 'found the Nova Scotia, $10$; Ontario, .$153;
public was inquisitive' as to whether'
child's hands badly mutilated and its British Columbia, $301.
thebachelors would include head and face marked with the ritt'a .
or not . teeth.,
the only girl bachelor in the house,
•
Birth Rate Declines- - ' -
Miss Ellen • Wilkinson. • however, i Million for Coal Exploration The Canadian birth rate is declin-
ths lady did' not receive an invite -1 The Sault Ste. Merle Star voices int in every' Canadian province, 'ra-
tion and so could not be them to a demand of that busy little city eords show, except in the case of
join in the client toast which was that the government spend one mil- Quebec, where records are not Avail.
(trunk with solemnity to the mem- lion dollars von exploration for . ',i., In•' ten the birth gate per
hers who had joined the benedicts coal in Ontario. This sounds liken thousand of population was 25.3 and
since the Jest dinner. Among the . lot of money, but in relation to the has declined in 1925 to 20,5 per
guests was the most eligible belie.: import.;. of coal from the United' t,,,,usand, '
for in England --barring the Prince States, annually it -represents not
of Wales -Sir Philip Sassoon, Th" much more than ane per cent. of fir' ' e Nee. ]'rinse^a
Prince was toasted as '"The Prince the price. Canada pays for the pro.
i end purhess .'f York, who was born
1 lv coal has been located` in Ontario, ++:i April it ,.1, displaced_ the roar atrika
of Bachelors. ,r a lets of foreign mines Undoubted- The little daughter of the Duke
Why 7 Just what ito qualities are and the p
t t of the known. fields and the
q' '
pendent to a cam:wh n pei)er recent a "osaibiiities in unexplored arras are
And in this connection a comes, extent
ly suggested that ,vmnarried mem-• th*nil's the Ontario public would like
to know.
Gold for Canada••
TheREO PEPPER 11:111 discount at" which United
',r+txtes funds have been srtferintc in
Canada . has or d Aliments of gold
a oda o ce p
s from that 'country to this. The:
n'a,vement begun last week, the first
ehpnie+N bring one 'pillion dollars.
DIOS iniu CHEST I..ast fall forty million dollars in
gold came to Caradn foe `the same
e reason, from the United States.
Ease your tight. setting chest. Stop
the pain. Break ui, the congestion. New Liberal Leader
Feel -as bad cold loosen up in,.just a J. T. Shaw, formerly an indepen:
short time. • dent',membor of the Commons.. for
Red Pepper Rub is the cold rem- ,V&.$ Calgary. has been `chosen •lead-
edy-that brnigs:quickest relief. It can- .er of the Liberal .party in Alberta.
not hurt you and it .Certainlyy seems to •
end the tightness and drive. the conger. Collect Debts from U.S,•
tion and soreness right out, ltonresetttatives of the British
Xotlung hes such. concentrated, Acne»
heat Penetrates right dawn'into colds, "mlhen dollars in debts -contracted iealertly guarded toe secret of his
by the States, during and nrinr tc ``eestieg plaoe. since his death in the
tor;csti+ln, ,*chin . muscles .,and sore..... ..1.
• stiff joints relief comes at once. the Civil War in the united' States -Bettie of` ltlorevian'tow'i in °deism.'
The moment you apply lied Pepper are prepared to take their rases be. findf18ia, have• recently intimnte.f
Rub you feel the tingiing heat. In three pre the United States courts in"an . when the .fame of 'Tecumseh is
minutes the conliestedd spot is warned effort to recover their money. This ndeg:i.`el" "c^^gnize' it +1»e for'- of
through and through. When o tine ^"ropey was lent to Florida, Georgia;--' mnmo••a.l they *ill disclose their
Offering , from. old; 'tht intimi,° Losileiana • Mississippi. and North, 'sestet. The. ttattitnsous Teettemeh
backache, stiff neck or sore muscles, and : South . Carolina for industrial was a rowtserl 1 'fly ;of the - Cana.
just .get a :ply of Rowles lied Pepper purposes and national development, diens in resis,t;nr; n. ' vasinn er the
Rub, made from, red ,peppers, at any mostly for railways and"public: Americans. and his death carie in an.
mens{ store, You will love the quickest works. Some of the loans were encounter wit}; the enemy. it is
rnti.f know.rt�
which ran a swirling eddy ,
(To be continued)
Nany people are almost crippled
with corns. But it is needless suf-
with�Ho owsy'�'Corn lover
ADVERTISA II'F 'lamB' t ' R
'1"he, 'Power of London has been • brought a light and a sparkle to ler i r ' 'EAING 'I7-{IN43 IVE I
IN
turning out some of its storerooms eyes; she eeuld net rest when he *As ►
and decided to dispose of a whole out of her siht. His appeal, un- I
warehouse full of equipment of sol- conscious on his part, struck to the -
diers who fought in armor and hel- very core of her being. To discover
•«.,tt fom- h"ndred "+'P tl ago. ,Sol- that she lacked se simihir appeal fur
diers' trappings, which went into him roused the girl to desaperation;
battle upon the forms of Cromwell's she lay'awake tights, trying to puz-
troops or which clattered. to the tale out the reason, for this was' a
blows of the Spaniards in the Battle.- raw experience to her. Recalling
of the .Armada, are being sold, one their msetinir and the) incidents of
paece at a time, to all comers. that first nicht at White horse, she
Revive Pioneer Art eggitt fipple}}sealiewet eseeekassisse iesins'
A pioneer industry is being reviv-
ed in British Columbia by Mrs. Dena, The Folly of Taking
tit
nig Herrls, daughter of the first goy- al + _
'rnor of the eountry, Sir James
a D1$@stlVP. ��$
Douglas, She has established the stz
s
owes in
�
par
t
of Mario
Lasthy', pow
ship urssse,
unto 15. 5
new !",aa,ated
os twoauser l.,at
making of homespun woollen cloth. fe Warne Stomach Sti(ferers, d roam* tMd,rsal,
, made of on spinnig B.C. wheels.yThere are al.' . Neutralize Dangerous Acids in p ' r raatwus•ut
from the front Pages
f o rc t a s of En its ready thirty people at work scour. s •Stomach With Hot Water
jnii-nois the
the dation rejoiced ;nz, cardfnq, spinning. weaving and and Magnesia•.
awn, the arrival' of the little lady dyeing their own products. peigi enteeiesere9esse �eeeteesswe;seete
• rosy snore clay become Rueen of ' -
Fee'land. While there is every nos-
sibility - of the Prince of Wales
+naeryine and continuing the un-
broken lis of suc"ession, yet there.
le the other cel ntrenev as well.
The new batty stands in, the flame
relotionshin to the thrum as Qneen
x'�eteein sed in her infancy. Tice
child lia'i caught the imagination of
the nubile ard there has been a
spentaneon desire on its part to
roil - her Elizabeth. ns the nation's
thoughts have turned to the great
are when another Elizabeth presided
over the destinies of the people.
To Declose Century Old' Secret
Sensational .developments irt- the
story of th'!• ,developments
Indian et'lof, Te-
em"soli, nee -promised «n the near
seating heat as red peppers, and when 1°'+'idholders -who lost seventy-five •r stare. His i+',n++le. who l,a•~ on
Immigration Tide Starts To Flow
The :easel of navi+ration opened
nn the St, Lawrence by thearrival
in (Inc'day of six passenger vessels
eeeh hominis , large . parties of : Bei.
tish emigrants., ,
Jewish Emigration.
One hundred thousand Jewish pee.
tee have already settled in Pales-
tine since its establilhineirt as a
Jewish homeland. This shrnificant
movement has; been .accorn' fished ie
six years.
•WINDS F CHANCE Q HA C
-1.» -- (Continued from 2)
What differnnee ~would it ijnake ifs
1 b.''were`}''
"Oh. none." Laure's teeth flashed
through the I'gloom. "I was just
+.
ca sinus:. Gn.iosity . killed a _cat, ..did-
n'tit? Will you help me up the
brink»+
Pierce t'"ok the speaker's arm; to-
gether they climbed the gravelly in-
clinq- .toward the illuminationa frons
"hr' cook ere. In the edge of the
sseadows Larre halter} and her hand
riipred down over Pierce's.
"Remember1". she said, meaningly.
en+m't—ox' you'll hear from me."
"Never force` the digestion of fer-
menting food f.'^' a your stomach
simply to get temporary relief trolls
indigestion," says S A well known au
-
thong/. The habit or taking 'digest-
iveepllls after meals makes chronic
dyspeptics of many thousands of
men and women because artificial
digestents, drugs and medicines have
practically no influence' rayon the ex-
cessively acid condition of the stom-
ach . co tents •w ich is the cause of
most forms of indigestion and dys-
pepsia. I
The after dinnerpill merely lee.
setts the senaitiveness of the stomach
nerves and•. thus gives a false sense
of freedom from pain. If those who
are subject to indigestion, bloating....
gas, sour stomach, belching, 'heart. I'
burn, ete., after eating would get a
little pure Bisurated Magnesia (eith-
er powder or tablets) front any re-
;table F-uggi8t. and take ii•teaspoon-,
int of the, powdtee or two of the tab-
lets in a little water after meals,
there would be no further necessity
'for drugs or med eines ';bteeause the
Bisurated,.ltfagnesia:'instantly: petit- i
ralizes stomach acidity, stops food •
fermentation . and thus insures nor.,
mal, painless . digestion by enabling
.the stomach to do its worlc without
hindrance, .
WVrit* for
booklet:
describing *ht•
enemy things
iv* can clesai
or due. 01
w�`V,'itetire ew.
SHIPPING
CONTAINF '
free.
1M1
. i r+2
Send their cleaning and deeing'teetbe'bige
,Langley plant in Toronto.' Drosses, suits,
and all kinds of personal apparel -- rugs, .
carpets, curtains, draperies and all kinds.
of household furnishings — come from. nota •
only every county in the Province, but even,
from mere distant points like Winnilseg..
Montreal, New York, Chicago. Parcels' Haves
been:aent fronereefar as Los Angela:.
Langley's is 'the most succesefull cleanings
and dyeing business in Canaille Its fame,
hao:, spread all aver the continent.. 'Tlie'reer-
sons are simple« (1) Real etaftsmanehip,
backed by the most modernandt complete,
equipment in the Dominion, (2) lit btr.. W:.
J. Fontaine we, have one of the most exe.
part professional, dyers in America. ((let
P.,angley'a have set a standard for careful„ -
thorough work which aur staff enthusiastic--
ally tries to maintain.
We Pay Return Shipj$ing Cher 9
and charge only our Toronto prices. Sleeper
send your parcel to Mr. Geo. S. Langley and,
write a letter stating what you have sent
and what you want done Be'll Slue your
order hie personal supervrsioit.. • '
I :.. , M` . .T 'E., .D,..
CLEANERS "D DYERS
. .; , ,,Illabrtotr" 'Wa.r,r ' Alarst .nd• Si.urshotd '
F,t,rnishido.,,earratst.Aadorotom
Ro a - TORONTO
d>,ti�► Road Head Oil.. S�
11,11111'.111TIT�
E REG to announce that in addition to our Twice-a=Year Sale, -we .have secured the co-operation. of several 'large manufacturing houses
whose merchandise will be a feature of this sale. This not only means more efficient service, but also enables us to give our :customs.
ars greater value for lea's money. Our reputation has been built ups.' values and service. Now we shall be in a position to serve you
even better than in the past. In order., to accomplish this we have had to make some very great financial sacrifices and we are all
badly in need of ready money.
(kr reduced prices offer you splendid opportunity to obtain your Spring outfitsZat, a midsummer outlay•"
As usual this collection will be
° distinguished by ultra fashionable styles, combined with.the original touches.
During this Sale a coni ate range of Summer Dresses wik bye on display
Dresses
The largest variety of Dresses ever displayed in Goderich will be shown
at our store during this sale. °
Summer Dresses priced at $2.95 and -up
Canton Dresses, priced at $7.95 and up
Biouses
in Sire Knit Crepe and Broadcloth, $1.98, $28, and $3.98
COATS
A sp,enclid assortment of boats will be offered at prices that cannot be equalled
anywhere for their value. ,
SKIRTS
Skirts of Tweeds, Crepes, etc., to be offered at $1.95, $2.95 and $3.95
It is Impossible to mention the prices and values' here, but a visit to our store will
;soon convince you of the values :offered.
Sale Contmence's Saturday, May 1st a# .9 o'clock a.m.
and will last TEN DAYS. When on the Square visit our Store; the values and prices will surprise you
Royal, Ladies' -Ready-to-Wear Company