The Goderich Star, 1926-05-20, Page 3r
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Deetk of liateeseed Tsr*Mrre
Reeitleat
Another of this very highly .ateem-1
ed sass of Tttrnbarry kae parried tae
tiro Ovsadt IM y+aad W tereset
Mr. Rob rt Stead Masa, of tee
mete who died on Sunday, May lits.
in his tend year. Deceased had beast
3n ill-leteith for some tiara sunt had
been confined to his bed for a week. -
Surviving are his. widow, one depth -
jar and tour sons, Mrs. T. Wallace,
Wingham: George and Peter in. Cki-
e*to; Robert, Detroit, and Norman
at borne. 'The funeral was held frons
kis late residence on Thursday after.
moon of Inst week.
Died In Winslow Heapital-""
Pauling Ionia Vltripht, belovod wife
of Mr. Wm. J. Finlay. Pleasant Vat•
ley, passed away in Wingham Hospi-
tal on Saturday, May 8th. where she
had umiergone a critical operation
some days_ _previous. Deceased was
a most highly esteemed lady and eras
Id wr
- in her 40th year. Besides her hug-
' bend W.Ii, JACXw; N- IrnstructtGn bend ebb is survived by two children
given ie Voice ultnre, Orill, Charlie and Minerva, also her aged
...___ ta+her.
ir1o1n Cuttr. Thrr�'« re, ti .,,
utile anteresidenee. North Street. I
H. G. HAMIi.' ON -e -Organist North ;et.
„ad t?nMed Chur4h.. Concert player
Reside,tre at Mee. Colborne s,. Ste Pat-
rice[ Street,
LEGAL CARDS
11, DARRO\F
Darrietee, Solleetar, Notary Public. etc.,
Successor to i. L. 1:111e1ran
Some 07 •Office, The 3aruare, Getter -telt
• UDLI Y E. )HOLMEtS
I3arrieter, Solicitor.- Neter.'
Public, Conveyancer, F,te..
PHONE el HAMILTON STREET
SPECLALIST
DR. F.., R. FORSTER,
EU, EAR, NOSE,,. THROAT.
:.ate Ilouse Surgeon New Noel: Oplir
orefleld Aural
) e 1 }1osplia1 and
God n
5gtaaxe Throve, hospital. Londou•, Eng.
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•.Waterloo St S. etratford:.Tele-
*one 262.
At Betel Redford, Goderich, on the •
evening of the third Monday of caul,
Month, from 'I o'clock till the follow•urg
day. Tuesday, et I p.ni.
CBIROPRACTIC
C1il'ntOPi1ACTOit.
DR. A. ATKINSON,
registered 'Chiropractor. Goderieh
Chronic, Oaepaale and Alervtrs tllietases.
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ngham 7Couae a.atdy ura+laate
Mitts Marie Piton, of Wingbam
Are you
e►
e.
building e.
Shall`you be building this
year'? If so, profit by the
experierlcp of those who
save money when build-
ing. Even on S small job
you'll probably be sur
prised to find how using
Long Distance .enables
;' you to get lowest prices.
7"We'bought all the mate-
rial for a'$7.5,000 build-
ing. by Long Distance -
it is the cheapestwiv'*--
Writes. a contractor in a
indium -sired town.
ave use ` Long Distance
to get prices on mateeiala.
bp9;axe ?Y►.ukin�: estimates
•. , 'or eorttractst' wr tors -
other.
The leaders in ever
branch of industry leasee ur.
They've proved at, as you
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Ottlee hours --e a end -1 to 9 p rn:. •
anhitanateno"•
and Taeslyernons a d evenings; '
O Hours on theft .flees se to *erne •
only.
testier South St. n 'lr1rit to s 4W. ,
OPTOMETRY
I:: COLE, R -
•OPTOMETRIST. OPTICIAN:
• Wean Street. Goderieh.
Honor Graduate ofthe Cainadiap Oph-.
thsiriric Collet* of Toronto.
Eyes examined by the latest methods,
end the proper fitting of glasses at mod •
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etete eriree... Ontario Board of 'Exam-
ineers 'Certificate No. MI
r ' £heti NEEIUNG
as As GU NDRY.
Line Stork and tenets! Auctioneer,
Hamilton Street, Goderieh
Sales made ev.'ryivherc and ail efforts
made to -give eou satiefoetioa. • -
:i•'artners! sale notes diseoteateel:
Rt)i, 0ERT ltiatiERTSON.
Qnatlllcd Auctioneer.
i:idop:•: tirtrtrVedcrTTl.
will conduct eine nefe ..n" the Courter of
ituron. For information apply to "ie. ,.1.
Ryan, llvrniltou st., o- -renters left with
him will receive promet_en enriar.
NOTARY PtVBLIC, - ETC., .
W1I.
BAILIE.
Nti1'.a11e 11.1ILIC
General Comte:inciter ,ion'
Good Companies Itenrteent.'4
Phone .tio. 29$t. Goderrcli, Ont.
e GEOliGt ' E. tiREEN"SL ADE.
CON'VE' t' C1NGG 4N1) NOTAIia,
Hayfield, Ont. .
kifeKILLDP MUTUAL FIRE !Neta!:
ASCE COMPANY.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW:4- P1iOt''
ERTY INSURED.
Value of property insured up to &m-
u , ie10, !3,048,975.00.;
OtF1C."N:ltfe-!antes- --ConttollY. --Pan`ei a
dent, Goderieh; Jas„ Evans, Vice-i'rjesi-
dent, Beteehwood; T. E. flays, See.-
Treas.. Sea forte.,
DIRECTORS --O. P. ' McGregor. Sea -
forth; J. O. Grieve, Winthrop' WVnr.
Wain, Constance; George McCartney,
mu'oker► niith; . John Ferris, • liarluck;
;Rohn Bennewise. Hroadhagan; Murray
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A43ENTS---J. W. Yeti, Coderkth Sanely
Leitch, Clinton: Wm. Chiesn.y, Sea* -
forttl: 11. Irineh ey, Seaforth.
Policy holders can pay their assess -
meets at R. 1t. Cutt's store, .'.oderic]a;
A J Morr,siite Clothing Store. Clinton;
or J. It. Rears. s. Da.y field.
nut INSURANCE h, y
Have it attended to oy the
Wall WAWMO4II MUTUAL FI* iSIICU Ct fpr
Established 1878
Heald Odie : Dung Ont.
Barry L. Salkeld, R. R. No. 2, God--
erick, pres.; Win. J. Tho peon, Auto-
urn,
uburs, vice pres.; directors -Wm. Mc-
<,laiWtn, St.Helens; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. 2, Lucknow; It L. Salkeld, 'phone
400r11, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson,
L*dcnoM; Watt. Without Jas. Garvin.
R. lt. No. d, Goderich; Wm. I. Thornier
eon, Auburn* Tim Griffin, R• R. No.
'7, Loeknow; Chas. f3'ewitt, Kincar.
diem Out.
"MOS. STOTIIERS, T. G. ALLEN,
Treas. Secretary.
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E. Weldorf ,trainer, W. Fulford.. fatal butchera'.nearness to supply or.
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ROB MAY= t'aleefeti- Bow TV *SaMT ATTACK* tileI Lala at 11tur A .'attaPLi'lax.
MICR Ana glial balers IN Wii'> EX -
es
trtut a seseseera 'a. ejetesesee.-ip+sad Malidtatr Paper, tialvaxlaed Reran
le ire awl 1t'o ua iteesontatsodetl--
!'.neer Harre.t ••- aelaarketlag t1e. 1
Poa.*W trop
tt aatribetee be Ontario Departrasat
Asrgenitor*. 'rsroatea,e
Pr*veativtt treatsteut *Pelted 1*
November to the orchard trees. rests
berry patch and ornawentat shrub.
aeries to offset the usually very ere
emotive work ot mkea sated talents
during the wt ter nonths will saes
YOU diuPpofat4'n( some Mbar aaua;,
was one of a clam of thirty -alae toe et P'r'y *Paas* -- Weer ant,
teraduate at Sc. Mirkael's hospital j *took Ag ,mem.-Tei lwttc)ssr rare
Tormeto. winning the Corbett -Cowley ( Amor sat i]g►.s'lratt,stP•
She has helm sleeted *real.
the int Jaltadoe Ahuart s St.: teeatrtl.atsil b ootparia f-ssl.retaaeat at
Firif
rt's trait school, whiek has ntrraeaa t+aer. Throes*
a membership of 200 mars,! for 19110,1 Tito markettag autehinery that hes
Seafarer lds,wl.rs i helm list rp to basal, roti disponi of
Seaforth Rowkra will open the sea- the Ontario teitosets" Isrgeet conk
son on the 24th of May with a local revenue uat-e-Uva stook -4s Use
tourasasat, and on Dominion Day a result 0t three ata leleaarattvely meat
major tonins* will be staged" open eroaoss$e tismla eats; (a) the
to the world. Scotch doubles, three irewth of relatively largo urban tea -
events, Free Press trophy, new Say. tree whose pleat supply can no longer
aunt. cap and a spee?iul consolation be wholly suppited trent Waal,vont. . sources; (hi the rapid strldea made
wingkattt 140 Bowlers Orgaaiate dealing rucet.t ceps in iaprargtnrr tke
The les of Winatham have or- cure dant tliand 4tlnn of heals and
lid coast meats, and leo) the economi00
ft a bowline chi* for 1916 with effected by large scale. control** of
the
the following osie:ers:' Hon. Frere the bustnees of neat 'killing, curing
W. H. Willis; pros., hire. W. J. Greer: rend *toting.
ic., M; W. Iii ,s; 2nd • Hoer: Cvrtdttiatts tilay.l'ltaaa
vicelitvOrase.,pevaMiw. W. J. Boyce; WilleSrd vie, Iter.
pres., Mrs. J. A. McLean; secreterv.1 .Previotsa to fifty yoara mo the
Mrs. T. 1d. Smith; trema„. Mrs. C. F. Population of the province was hap -
Chapman. ly rural. The meat auPplY of theme'
1)r. Dreirenontl Periosteo at Seaforth actually on fermi waaa autotnatreally
Ano
, -found, while that of the urns* dwell-
' Ewe D- R. Druntusand, IJ. D., of ars to the vllleges and smelt town* or
that tar w
IiarnMon. +'vas the nrteaeeher both ire provid,ed by direct eoa-
mornintr and (evening. last !Sunday at tact 'Mtnean the Producer and can*
the *nnivaereary aervieea oaf-Seaforth wtner. In the few larger towel or
reties, ossa. there was au
Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr. Larkip mtelent d.-
taking Dr. Drummond'a putpit • fox' maid, the meat supply In addttton to
the de
y' by the focal butcherwho periorrtted
Promotion for Seaforth Girl . two general fuucttortar, . (a) providing
Miss Kathleen Burrows, daughter fresh naeat at retail' in all seasons;
of Dr. and• Mrs. F. J. Burrows, of (1» acting ate middleman between
Seaforth. who has been an the staff producer and eonsuner whota the
of the London Technical School for population of the centre became targe
the past year, has been promoted to for the immediate loeatly produced
thepoaritkut of, household silence supply, or for proper contact for best
teacher m vacant 'by the resign;- service between producer and cop:
tion of Miss F. A. Twist. I sumer. These loos►1 butchers become.
Old Huronite Dies so to totemic, butchers and drovers.
The death occurred in Toronto Tito centres to which they consigned
General Hospital 'early Sunday morn. this surplus stock were naturally the
ing, May 9th, of Matthew Bloody,re- , larger ones', growing aid: detained to
tired pioneer lumberman of wnirn,t. { oontinue"to grope because of natural
Wiry. and brother of Edward Ploody, adianta*taw as dlstrlbuttva . centres.
of the Canadian Preventive Service " Consurnation of neat was large.
formerly of Clinton. Mr. Moody Local. dlreet producer -to -consumer
who was 63 years of, age had gone aupply in the carcass was Matted,
to' Toronto, td undergo a surgical therefore the abattoirs and ,!laughter
operation, but war suddenly stricken. houses were relatively large.
end died almost immediately. Born Abattotas v4.100,1 'Butchers.
In Cartwright township, Durham
.';,onnty. the tete Mr, Floods* lived for l These large absttolrs had fourin1-
sr Hallett. and in 1870. before Portant °Deratine' advantages over
time in
the railway wee built, moved to Rail -
smaller lace' butcher businesses In the
eybury, where he was engaged in' the smaller centres: a) larger volume of
lumber business. Since the big Bre buaiitessmeaning smelter unit oper•
he. has been living refired. He is sting Masts; (b) a more varied con-
servived by his wide*, formerly Misa, sumer demand, for all parts of the.
011ie Crueler, of: Exeter; one daugh- animal; (e) *emitter opportunity to
ter, . Miers. Lily,, mathemateical teacher develop' rises and eiiarkets tar more
in the Wingham Collegiate Institute.
edible by-products; (d) volume sufli=
and three brothers, :Edward, of Tor- cleat to And and develop distant and
onto' David. of Blyth, and William, foreign rearkets.
of Albany, N.Y. Spread of the. Preatent Syatena.
Claire. W11I,ita(ve Team iii Lacrosse 'There advantage, gradually creat-
- Association ed a new direction to the flow ot live
Clinton Lacrosse Club has reorgan- stock fromfarm Co coneumer, Iteieity,
•ieede fate the, eeasot+ and vtill'el ter' ;teethe reedjustmente were 00 follow*:
tenni in the 0. 'A, L. A; ..The follow. The larger abattoirs and packing
in officers heave been apppinted :: plants began to supply meet .products
Hon. Fres., J. L. Heard; pres., W. S. to outer cities and towns previously
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R. Holmes: vice. Dr. J, W.awe
Sh supplied •ley • local butchers become*
sec.-treas.. W. N. Counter; commit- their loweroperating costs and obit -
tee: R. Manning, Rev. A. ltiacFar- fty:, ._appyay the...exaaet products -.tee
..I.,rv.rmope.-, D. "Robert n, qutred for consumption In .those
R',. rinses. A. J. Morrish; n,anannw pieces °Yet -mute, the advantage et the
_ this above methoc, was taupplertrented
CarrY
1)t'ath, 9f Mr. Tho riga Healey?.
• Blyth ,
lff� Thomas. H'ealev reseed aaeviry
at his home in Blyth on Satur!.e'v.
May Sth, after a short illhess. the
funeral 'taking . place, from St. Mich-
ael's'.church°on Monday morning fob
lowing. Rev, Father Gaffney conduct-
ing the services. Interment was
'. made in the It. C. cemetery, Morris.
- Bissett -Luther Nuptials'
A quiet' but pretty wedding took
nerve in teeter on Saturday after
'.'nn.' Marv,-Rtht when Mis., Pearl Lu -
liter, daughter of Mr. anti Mrs. 'Henry
Luther, and ' Mr. Herbert Brown Bis.
sett, son of Mr. Thos. Bissett, all of
• I/.borne, were united in marriage by
- Rev. E. Sheppard. The young eau-
nese were attended by , Mrs. Harvey
Hill. of London, !sinter of the.groom
end Mr. Milton Luther,. brother of
!
the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Bissett left
t t on the evening'' train • for ' a .short
honeymoon to Windsor. They have
taken un . their residence on the
groan's farm on the 2nd con.. of Vis-
balrne. • '
Keeps teeth
ctestln, breath sweet,
appetite keen and
digestion good.
Great after'
smoltieg
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ManuPerm,
Manure PH Neede▪ d on Every Per.
In a ton of cow manure the liquid
part is equal to 61 per rent. of the
total value. Ontario with her thou-
sands of cows experiences a tremen-
dous waste each year, Partly through
- neglect and .partly because it. is
sh
human to un alt things considered
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'raw materials, These larger abat-
toirs coned also .h*ndie moat emcient�
ly all atagee of alatightering, process-
tug and disposal of byproducts, there-
fore, the increasing surplus animals
' began to flow -to these larger centres
tan: hoof ether than as dressed car-
casses. This also neeebes1tateetthe
etstabllahineht ot central live stock
markets where producers and millers,
of live .stock .could assemble and
grade their offerings and meet - the
buyers on conrnton-competing ground.
(ether Live Stoelr, agencies.
• Titus we and the origin, of succi
live stook agencies as the railway, the
metket, . the live stock comeefiatoa -
nratt.a01-'tbe packer buyer :all ren-
dering e;meuti?al service in disposing
of the farmers' live stock. Since
riiany of the above ageneses act an
behalf of A large number of small,
Isolated and distant producers, iu-
divtdlrslly
lacking influence . and
acquaintance with this complex mar-
-ket mechanism, much distrust and
simpleton, largely unwarranted, has
arisen making it necessary for the
Gr,vernanent to step in as an addi-
tional marketing agency, on the one:
hend,to enforce such regulations oh
the, other agencies es are deemed
necessary to create public assurance
of honest business praettetts, and on
the -other band to net as an educe-
'tire medium, through Sts supply,
---- - t 1 it IC e : ti h'ot irY t n trading, and- price eervtee, to assist
sunt, motlfey.
ButWieg papier coating one ce ret.
Placed around the trunk at the tree
for which, you paid the, nursery utast
21.6♦ will give protection at a cost
that serum remittable. If your tree
1a ten years old - it is worth litany
times $1.80. The east of protectloa
la *0 low that no tree -owner cap
'afford to feed ,nice and rabbits.
How to are Bwtldiag !'aper.
The building paper protector earl
be easliy prepared :runt a roll oe tar
paper. With an ordinary sew out
the roll into ten inch lengths, handy
to work with. Wrap once around
the tree trunk and ties securely. the*
mound a little soil up around the
lower end to bold it In plane over
winter,- Remove when. enitly*t1nt; 14
the spring.
The expended- ntetat protector oath
be used: it will teat for years le taiten
mire of. There cite be purchased
from supply bowies. They are may
to immly and colt about $8.00 Per
hundred tor small sixes.
C eleauleed Mesh Chicken Wire.
The gelvaulzeel mesh ehlc ken wire
is very 'etticleut said durable. The
wire can be purchased la. roils o: a
suite ble width and out Into lengths to
Butt the trees, It la more expensive
to buy than the expanieet motel
protector.
The traneitina. of . the now around
4-ho'tree, go that it well`create a hard
area thrangh white. thethou*, can»
not'readlly penetrate. la a mane of
'giving some protection et a very heir
boat. •
l"se Poison Carefully.
!rodent poison applied to bread or
grain and enelosed iu a, container in.
to which :nice alone can eater is au
offeetive way cif protecting berry
patches aped shrubberies. PoLsou
pieced for rabbits must be watched,
or at least placed, where it . is safe
front: farm animate. During Periods
of deep snow a close watch should be
kept on all trees, and shrub*. with
the view or ehecking !teenage et the
. initial stage. Atrthe A.A.C: we.use
t'Ifs wire Drotectera. tramp the now
[and use the shotgun on rabbits wheel
neees$ary.-L. .Stevenson, Dept. ot,
.Extension, 0:A.(,,, Guelph.
yt."••e•' taken to save this liquid, its well as
e
neteete the solids. Fermentation or rotten,
egeire ,t"r"`rtrrt` `. poem on rapidly,,in dry looselyy oilesd
manure. -Fermentation oe thither
h'veryMCal. goes on. meddle in dry loosely plied
- Manure. Nitrogen escapes In the
form of atnmoele, and the potash and
Phosphorous are wide soluble, °nee
in gaseous or soluble eondltion threw
valuable elements get away thronnb
a 1
n . t i - h rains n. ,
teaching or tin t n v v
>r >r
evaporation. Returning to from
whence they name. not .weitine for
the neglectful. The losses tine ►o the
elianges mowed by ferrnteura+tens end
eveathorfng are so eoinmonpiare with
many. farm people tliat they eontiuue
the practice area matter of emrge:
Concrete doom and ;:utters in tee
*tables and.feed y'ertl:a, together with
au eement Manure pit in whirs- ma-
nure may he stored, t. the ogt,lnrnh'nt
neeesssry to preeent lose, and Insure
the proper staking of.mnntrre. A teen
mew herd requires a pit 18 x 18 by
four feet de,np. The Manure from a
twenty cow herd ean he taken rare
of in a pit 24 x so by four feet deep.
A smell..tank man. -be arrenged.att,.one
epd, into which the unabsorbed ilguld
miry, run. This van be need act it is,
or pumped back over the pile to pre-
vent herding. The pit aliould be roe-
eted .by a suitable root. This will
keep out the rain, support the ma-
nure- carrier track and provide steel -
ter for the driveway.
Many of the disease rondttions
momnntte 16 leve. *tock are harbored in
the manure and for this redson atone
et pays well to keep the stork away
from tbe manure elle. flan gad
build to prevent waste of tortility.
Unsanitary condition* and for the
maintenance of the heea;ttt of the
farm live stork.-1.,:4te,l"ereton. Inept.
of Extension, O. 4. Colk.e•. t,ut>".iswi>
Great Rejoicing by
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Rheumatic Cripples
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If So Crjppled You Can't Use Arnim _`
or Legs, ttheurna Will Help You
or Nothing to Pay -
Get a bottle Of Rheuma today and
wear a satisfied smile on your face
tomorrow. '
It's a remedy that is astonishing
the. _wifole country, and it's just ea
gotfd for gout, sciatica and lunibago
as for rheaunatism
It drives the poisonouswastefrom.
the joints and muscles -that's ' the
secret of Rheuma'e success.
But we don't ask you to take our
word for it; go to II. C. Dunlop or
any druggist and get a bottle of
Rheums today; if it doesn't do as the
promise get your money beck. It
will be there waiting' far you.
t1Of* IICH
Mit Waft
rent Men
and MOWN%
mal earstullv aitsneei
tM *it heere-121011 ter day.
I., £. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
' Embalmer
Goderich, Ontario
MI calla promptly attended to'
dtty..or night.
Phoa.s; Store e3$; Monte 85$W
It's funny. The most trying men.
nfe show Mehr► won't trywukom_
ire -tee. 'J/eROWS lath'
producer to more accurately and
rnpidiy interpret .that,consurneerlde
viand, on a knowledge of which de-
pends ultimate suewees In production.
The local butcher Welty, town and
village. buying and killing ills own
animals, has not been entirely dis-
Placed by :the neat retailers buying
from central packing -houses, The
Witt still automatically supelles the
moot Of the eetcommittedtimed b
Yfarm
families, also a pereeyitag.?' of thh do.
eland in mealier centres in tae win-
ter months. it is not n. matter. of
wonder., therefore, with the large
rural and small to -vu' population of
Ontario ' that toelae somewhat less
than dine -half ties animals raised for
:neat find 'thiel, :vis' to inarket
through the large m ark, fe•aetl pack -
lug houses. ---A. Lieteh, Dem. Pa. n
I:conolnle3, 0.A.t'., Guelph.
Spree equset:trd,
Iron sulphate' eau be surcessenily
used to destroy metstard in statiding
Oen without injury to this crap. Cale
a
20 pyor cent. solution, dla.eoiviii 813
pounds of iron aulph*'e in 41 ,rate one
of wuater. or 10 pounei' tapper 3111 •
phitp to 40 eedons of wali,r. iSttain
into the spray tank all apt: no a
,aim day. Just as soon ai the. first few
planta in the f etal,show femme, •
,'re*2„ tone for tk,t :'ie. :ar't'ist.
Renee 11.le*tattcns utay cans• In -
di„ •ettun. Give the horse a chanes;
hep hien to be comtorteble Uv re-
wiring the too numaeroua bot'ify lar•
van trout bis atom.ee'it,
Fest the horse t,.,•'nty.four hoard
and give three cap. - 1,'s of earban bi-
sulphide, to be give n one at a time,
et three hour Weis -ale.
The !area* generally •paw's frost the
utooaaack la June; go into the soil for
six weeks and then re-sppear fo start
their drrtlish work over soda.
Teton, of atetteasioa, O.A.G.. aitsailtk, .
Att.f xis wog.
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Acids Irl Stomach
ration
Causes rete �
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L'reate-batt.;: Bo.r-nese: sural Pain -
Sow T Treat
Medical. authorities state that r
nearly nine -tenths of the eases of
stomach : trouble, indigestion, sour-
nese, burning, gas, bloating, nausea,
ela,:.are.due to an excess of.hydro-
chloric :acid in the stomach and not
as some believeto a lack of digest-
ive juices, The delicate stomach.
lin"►g is irrttated, digestion is delay-
ed, and food sours, causing the dis-
agreeable symptoms which every
stomach sufferer knows so well.
Artificial digestents: aro not need.
ed in such cases and may do rear
harm. Try laying aside all digest-
ive aids and instead get from any
druggist: a..few ounces of Mounted
Magnesia and take a teaspoonful in
a quarter glass of water right after
eating: This sweetens the stomach
Prevents ' the formation of excess
acid end there is no sourness, gas or
pain. - Bisurated Magnesia (in powd-
er or tablet form) . never liquid or
milk) is harmless to the stomach,' in-
expensive to take and: is the most
.efficient form of magnesia for stom-
ach purposes, It is used by thou-
sands of people who enjoy 'their
meals with no more fear of indiges-
tion.
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McEwen's Specials
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders to hand, 3 for 25••
A good teaspoon, King George design, !given away with each
23c worth.
24 baa Soap, McEwea's special
6 cakes Palm Tree Toitat" Soap for•
$1.
3 lbs. loose Cocoa for . _.
to"lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for .25
Just to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Black Tea.
We will give 1 Ib. of this Tot.1 loaf Bread, ' Ib. Biscuits
and 1 bar Soap for the same price as a pound of any package
_•Tea. •
Special price on large Flannelette Blankets
Special price en Fancy Blankets
We are cutting the price on Metes All Wool Underwear and
Men's Fleece -lined Underwear.
Good Linen Roller Towelling 25e, per yd.
Good large Bath Towels 90c per pair
Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths at right
prices.
Now Is the time to buy a set of dishes 1 Olt off.
Free dalbeeryr to ars* part aE the Town.
A
J. J. Mawen
PHONE 46 -
R.e'teves .Asthma at Littie. Expense
Thousands of dollars have beer
vainly spent upon remedies for asth•
ma and seldom. if ever, with any re.
lief, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma
Remedy, despite its assurance of ben-
efit. costs -so. little: that It is within
reae;t of all. It is the national rem.
the claasof doubtful anremoved
experlmen
tat preparations. Your dexter can
supply it.
A fairly mart man, who - knows
how tokeep, his own counset, is
pretty hard to handle.
ADVRETJSE IN -THE STAR
C o i l de a
/�FO�R+ FLET/C�OE�Wr�.$�
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THE
DERICH•
AI ttlett
South ',feeds Now*
1edticed iPrites.,
Afithricite .Ii .
_.. n
Coal
StoChestnut (Anthracite) .. , $16,0O' ' `•
ere. aci`_
r (AAth.rnnite) �e.'s,, • }-!~,fes...-3.s:# � I _.
Pocahontas .. :. , .0 , . $111000:1
Domestic :Lump' for your Grate 'and Range
$12.00 per totes .
Our Coal is weighed on Your QwnStatles.th. NatItet tear*'
With Spring House Cleaning, you will require PAINT.
We -still have some Sherwin-W'illialns left that- we are sell-
ing at $1.t0n• Per quart. ..Muresco°and Al?abastine at 50c per
package.. - Liquid Veneer and OiCedar, small • bottle, 23c
large bottle, 45c each
*.
Special prices onDoor Locks and other
Builder's Hard -
Clothes Wringers and Garden Tools at Special Pasco* in
order to cleat:
r CHAS. .fir art L iE E.
The Hardware at the . wharf
SHIP CHANDLER • PLUMBING and HEATING
'Store 'Phone 22. " Rouge 'Phone .112.
an
WAYS 10 SAV&
>:ePUT�tlIE Coµ-r3tN U?4OER AN EA5,LY
4CcU5l aM :M'1SNT 1N$NL tipirA 'wfI
Ya LIVERIES wru.13 t IEAPER
2, BP 'TOE BIN FILLED WITH
Ili a
eo K
A
5
COAL
HERE ARE TWO
,Vhen your coal -bin is placed in
1-,rW�rilVCn{b1t# pos{tikii---e
Directly under a window.
And near the street, -
Coal deliveries can 11e triad,
more cheaply.. -
Whets you keep your Nn ;those
with . t -{cat Folks coal -
Von
•-
Von can be sure of gettin); mai- ,
muni heat i11 your hr.use at a !;mini-
011101 of expense.
'1'wu ways to save! It..i;ts';,.
"Think then! over.
Then ilift in !:our littler.
--CALI. THE _-
, -S ktl '►'Y P+ti
Fos Good Clean Coat
Ja B. MUSTARD cSAALNY
Phone 66, - Goderieh
1,111'11.
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QUALIFY*
Y
nitre IS
EMPIRE DAY, MAY 24th
Gut y.vr ohmic rogsiromattts at the aatarest Dorafaiou Store. We
n have* fall lino of, your aoeelt.ties at a very We saving.
AYL MER BEANS
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1
PORK ter,
�9C
SALMON VIII! pl i,ES JAM
Gla ase Rei C.Ita. Garter at.tet* 40 ox.,Jar
1 Ib. tFjg� 3wI.t Iitr.ri. OLD CITY
tin / alerts . 50c While lILRRX
i J.,bt+ 17C Sour.Mixed 40c . Ia.tt. 45c
Mies Ssolni
PICNIC
1d
b.
PEANUT
!'ail
BUTTER
Libb 's
Prepared
10
Chat nu
LOAF CHFISE 05w.
Piratic Suggestions
COOKED HAM 69e lb.
POTTED MEATS 3 tiers 3Sc
VEAL LOAF 23c
CORNED BEE 2
WAXED PAPER 3 rolls elk
H'Y-G TABLE .
NAPKINS pkg.
bo% UNIort1 "A
STORES
RICHMELLU 7.0c lb. -
stay!' 13e ler. !).i.l.. tate elele IL
Kipper Sucks
2 tins 13c
JUTLAND
SARDINES
3 tins .23c
Faso Qndty
Shrimps 23c
H
ySP++AGra�,��
150.sJ 20c
L.Uti OLIVES
HOUSE
g.ss.3 osis 2 he 2rs gam !nista rat.
)SI.W4 tees1 ?a..iwalien
1i oat. MASON JAIE aft
YA1talE1'Y
t.All� PACKAGE BISCUITS 2 for 15c
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Thom, iris.s 1114 tett for .o. wren Ir.* data e/2. Meister owe 12JC
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