The Goderich Star, 1926-05-27, Page 9r
TRU*ID&Y, HAY 27t11. 11i1s
Hotel Taller
DETROIT
800 Reeds .. 800 Bads
$2.50 per Day and op
Arab aii Restaurant
Gothic Grill
Cafeteria
Tem Room
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.. Gossett 'stena*se.
IV 'Ill TEN
SORE,IIUEOFE
MI what relief. No more tired
San; no more burning feet, swollen,
•iheid smelting, sweaty feet. No more
len corns, callouses or bunions.
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1s matter what ails your feet or
bat wider the sun you've tried
liMbout getting relief, just use "Tia."
4'iz7 ,draws out all the poisonous
which•puff up the feet;
• iz" isniagicsl; .11.z" is grend; {.
';Tiz will . entI your rft)gt troehles •'
nit you'il Lover limp or'dr•aw up your
Atte . in :pain. ' Your shoes won't
tit' sled yoirr feet will never.
oe'get sere, swollen or
We a boxdrugde
at any or depart -
mem store, and get relief for a• few.
Many People.
Make a Mistake
Ia thinking tare•
g, that only ode of is
pill is to move the Bowels, but a prop-
erly prepared pill should act handl*
ally upon the live: , and the entire:
glandular and secretory rystela.
This -h gust What.
MrLBURN'S.•
LAXA-L1VER
• PILLS•
.no •Sy. 7`.heir Action
1
They Are ssaail Mid easy' to tale, chile
len 1 without a `
worko1at1 and e�! t 7 ri taw
s T
,o! fi!aitt,,
can be ussd 1 pill its a lana•
litre; 8 pills ;tura .e voisartte; 3piths as lei
*restive.
*AM druggists end ,dealers serol theta;
up Tomato, YT T. Way* Vat!•
T. SW•t frTS'
$ui� and {fern Liver
y
plank • Stables, Etc.
.Montsai Street
just off the Square
IEViiR14L FIRST•CLASS.AUTOS READY
fOR sFRViCE -oirt YOU ANYWHE*E
MND WADI YOU WAc4T TO GET THERE
'thaw Meet alt Trains and
passenger Boats
P*gsengers called for in any
Part of the town for ell
trains at O. T. 1/..or C. P. R
Uepots
Prompt Service and
Careful Attendance.
Our . Livery and Hack Service
wilt be touted up•to-date
In ovary respect.
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Orie is kind above all others; went out to his long lost brother
0 how he kits: and be hurried to greet them. Then
Itis is love beyond u brother's; began a conversation in which no
' 0 hof: he 1t-ves ! meuticn is ever made of the old
Feiethly friends rimy fail arid leave smarm'. Frau had head from the
thee, messengers of Jacob's prosperity but
Cne day kind, the next day grieve no mention had been made of a fate -
thee, ily no Foam inquires Mbaut them.,
But this friend wilt ne'er deceive Jaeob doesn't just say they are my
thee ; , wives and children, but he • speaks
O haw he !eves ! of them as a gift from God. Upon
M. Munn. 'thin they came forward and paid
PRAYER • . their respect.
We thank .Thee. our Father,, for lieferen8e was then made to the
that name which is above evert present sent, by Jacob. Esar declin-
»amo whereby we have ' accees into ed to Accept It, saying he bad an
Thy presence. Amen.
S. S. LESSON FOR JUNK .tit, 1926
Lesson well.- Taeob and Esau,
Lesson P4W a -Gey, 33,11-11-
Golden
3 t-11.Golden Text --BAIL. 4:32.
'Chis lesson is a sequel to the last
one. Jacob settled down as overseer
of his uncle's flocks and herds. Both
Master and servant prospered, al..
abundance. Jaer.b• pressed hint say-
fttg theywere sent to show his de-
sire to find grace in Essu's sight
and he stili wished him to receive
them as It sign of reconciliation, "for
asfnuch as I have seen thy face, as
them Asia sign .Of reconciliation, ""for -
though 11 had seen the face of 'God..
and thou wast pleased with me."
thrush Lathan had. tame and again, God had appeared to him the 'night;
before
taken advantage of and tried to rob g.. as he wrestled with an angel
Jacob of his wages which were its until break of day, and had blessed
'
flocks and herds. Then the deceiver him and now that his brother'is a
was paid in the measure which bi brasher indeed his eup cf happiness
had meted out to' his brother, Atter gess, hall to the brim.,
twenty years- Jacob heard the .Lord Upon being thus urged Esau ac
'eying Ito him, "Return unto the land cepted the gift and then -said. '"Lot
of thy fathers. and to thy kindred; take our journey, and let vs go,
and I will be with the.;' 'Ile took hisand. I will Ila before thee." "A
trio wives, Rachel and Leah, ink. bis brother oltanded is harder to Be won
confidence and they 'answered, "Now,
then, whatsoever God bath said unto
thee do." Ha with all he had, fled
once'(again; this time', from. the face
of hip father -lairs , hah•
s, ar'lr a p,r;
Used• after�`br1in -arid; on ;overtaking.
him, having been warned of God in
a dream not to molest Jacob, made
a t h would
a covenant with'him th t he
in no way harm each other. ` Then
Jacob' went on hip way concerned
now as to how he would be receiv-
ed.`.Ity .Esau. who -also had prospered
and had under him many trained ser.
vents. rTacob first determined to
propitiate Ms brother by sending
mesacngerga to warn him of his re=
turn, and to eve him assurance he
was well provided )'o+• and would in
than a strong city," but when won
is a strong" ally • accompanying and
accommodating himself to the oth-
er'ti needs.
• WORLD.,,MISSIONS
' feThe eepletatiotieof the' tepee work
grows. Altace. Last Sunday a new
leper came -himself a 'Living Budd-
taL-a, Tibetan Lama of high stand -
int, lie
home ia three months'journey away, and only a few days.
&pie Llaaa. He came all this way
hearing that we cool help lepers.
We find the new treatment very, hal-,
cable. and one er two of our lepers -
ere likely to be discharged' soonas
curet}: Better :still, they show .leech
interest in the Gospel. One young
fellow: hes I think, decided for
no way require help trout, his broth- Christ," --pr. George. King,
ger, It was hie nno desire that they THE TOWN ,COUNCIL:
be reconciled. "the x. may tenet grace
in thy :Mit." Wi"sen .his servants (Continued from page 2)
returned they announced that Esau
was following with .fourhundred: will bit sent •of the defeat of the hy-
men. This- alarmed .Tacob . to such law:
an extent than he realized he in him- A. communication; from Colborne
self could not meet the situation ao ,township asked the council to consld-
he betook himself, to" tied in preyer..er a resolution asking the county
Afterwards he made ' his:: plana for council, to memorialize the Minister
meeting Esau. He. made ready . a of Highways to have • legislation pas-
spletldid. present Aird so arranged it sod tofalse the want on gasoline to .a
that gift after gift should'come to sum not exceeding'6 cents per gal-
the hand of Esau making their e)epar- -ton and to t educe. the .:fee for can
ate ,appeal to 'thee' 'fortress' of his licenses by 20 per cent,, to that the
heart. council's repreeentativee at the coun-
( Then be followed after, having `'put ty council would be prepared to die -
has 'moat.prccfous po sefts1o`na behind
cuss th8 proposal.osa1. Thiswas a
ofe
r -
him, `his wives, hist childiegi and their red tot this epeeist committee,
"servants.• When he" came within Councillor lee brought up the mat-
sight, Jacob paid his yespect as was ter of improving tjie town road to'
becoming from -the: younger to. the the. Maitland' Golf Club and, second-
elder brother. Whatever was tin ed by: the Reeve, he moved that the
Eaau's heart when be set out at the flutter be referred to the public
head of hie legimens it is certain
Works cemmittee with
power t
o actt.
that, when he behold J c ob et the Chairman 'Craigie mentioned a
head -of his hoesehold, :Showing his matter, of sale of certain lots • in the
anxiety to be .reconciled, . his heart eemeeere, which it had been thought
should be reserved for a site for a
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USE
HYDRO ELECTRIC
• The People's Power
Crggk.. y.g*tt,icitY
Wash by. •Electricity ' ."
Iron by Electricity
CONVENIENT, CLEAN,
QUICK
Clover than cache or wood•
An Electric acnulll Cleaner
removes the .lig,,t, a broom just
moves the dust.
We guarantee :t:l hydro Larnps
e
sur 45Ot hour!..
Walk in and i spl.ty at
. The Hydra Store
,
Minard's 1. the enemy of
all rheumatictroubler.
Rub it in thorotiehly and s
often.
It eases the pain, Guppies
• the jousts, puts naw lite
intcrthe tissue'.
'
;Rub it ,fit G3
shelter. It was agreed to sell these
lots as it was thought there would
be room nearby. for the sheitert
Councillor Lee • mentioned that.
there • was onlyabout enough land
deft in' the cemetery for use than: year'
and moved, . seconded by. Councillor
Bailie, that steps be taken to secure
more land add have a survey made
and trees set out. .
The mayor mentioned that a license
had been granted a circus for May.
21st at 'a fee ref $i00 with an addi-.
tional $50 for., use of Victoria, Park
The outfit' would consist of twelve
cars, '
Councillor Craigie introduced the
• suggestion to !sell the ` We church
building forming part of the Brock
street plant of the National . Ship-
building plant for removal and let.
ting r the office building. bit a resi-
deuce.---This matter was referred to
Natiepal Shi committee. and it was
• decided to repair the roof on the rest;
. of the building at once.
Councillor Lee mentioned tete
dumping of •,, garbage on the town
bathing beach and the leaving of ice•
.harvesting appliances on the pier 'and
• steps will be taken. to have this re-
moved.
Councillor Turner advocated paint.
ing of the steps down the hill erect-
ed last year and alio mentioned that
the Widtler and C. P. R. stens were in
bad condition.
In answer to questions Street Ire
specter Postlethwaite stated that the
*ringers and rises were rotten and
there was nothing to nail the steps
to. -This matter was referred to the
eommittee to lock into. ,
The matter of collection of taxes
was brought up by Councillor 'Turn-
er, who moved, seconded by Council-
' lor Craigie, that the tax collector be
instructed to take all neeessary pro-
caddre to collect arrears of taxes
.and to take spreial proceedings to col-
- feet arrears of road oil taxes at once
-Carried.
The centetery and parks committee
recommended that the tltairman of
,the committee 1* empowered to re -
'Not the kitchen andwshetl cif the sex-
ton's dwelling and also to have the
necessary pepering done.
The public works committee re-
ported as follows : We have exam-
ined the petitions for road oil and
for sidewalk and recommend that
they be laid over till next meeting
We recommend that Mr. W. A. Craig
be granted permission to install an-
other gasoline tank and 'pump. on
Victoria street in front of' his gar.
age, Mr. Craig to Bien the Teem!
I bond of indt:t ttlty. That IT. B. M
1 Tiehborne has installed bra gaeotne
engaged for mu or three days in
laic!g up the gymnseium, whit h wiry
prettily decorated with thee, bunt-
ing lead ('hittier iii+iitrns: The Lon
don Harpers furnished the music
much to the enjoyment of those pres-
int. From the engagement f the
Somers one would be •inclined, to
think dancing wooed be the leading
rtume.nent; it was not. conversation
while promenading to the delightful
strains of harp and violin holding
Area place. :1t the end of half time
refreshments were served, and those
present did full justhe to the iee
:ream. etc., ete., that were nicely
served. The second halt was like
the first, promenading, though to an
enlooker from the outside it locked
very fnuch like dancing, so eloquent-
ly did the promenaders move around
the "gym." The affair ended short-
ly before midnight with the singing
: of God Save the King, to the music
of the London trio.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
(From The Goderich Star of May
18th, 1006)
The Elevator Was R sing
The main walls of the elevator are
now within about 19 feet of a finish,
which means that about three weeks
will sec the last barrow of cement
spread on its walls and it may, be
mentioned that many,tons of build-
ing iron are yet to 1* Incorporated
in the cement,
Building Operations Twenty
Year'$ Ago .
The briek)ayers have commenced
the big store fee R. Parsons, and
diggeta are preparing to get out the
foundation for the big store to be
.built for Hodgens I2ros. The brick
house being built on Bruce street be
Col. 'Young, is being roofed in, and
the dwelling being erected by Mr.
Wm. tetra on Montreal street is near-
ing .completion: The Baptist church
has nearly all the stonework of the
basement up, and • the doors, door
frames and window frames are in e
position -The dining room of Mrs. .0
It, • B. Smith's -dwelling 'was shingled
last week -H. .Black has startedthe
erection of a dwelling ,on Toronto ' -
street and G. M. Elliott is putting
top• a residence. corner of. Bayilcid and
Britannia . roads --Mr. Wallis has pet
in a stone foundation for' a dwelling
on his lot, "corner of. Victoria • and
Pieter( streets, and A. B. Davison is
putting up a ccuplo of dwellings on
Elgin 'avenue. •
STILL ANOTHER PERSON SAYS
HERIVIICL IS WONDERFUL.
."For indigestion and constipation,"'
statod.•Mr. Ed. Crawford, highly rc
spected official of the RydreeElectele
Street' :Railway, and. who .resides at '
503 Bridge Ave., ` Windsor, • HERB
'JUICE. is the most wonderful nidi- =-••
cine in. the . world today. For a long•
time I suffered with . indigestion and
constipation. 'Nothing. I would, eat.
reenned •to digest. T suffered-centins.
ually with terrible gas pains and al-
though, I bad tried- all manner ttf
rump and tank on, West street and
haa given the town at bond of indent- -
nityyjle Vile have rented the Douglas
proplety to Mr. T. Bottles at $6 yes -
month, the town retaining the privi-
lege of removing gravel as request-;
ed. We are having the interior (li-
the house cleaned and decorated. ;
The -special committee recommend -
(el that the billiard and pool room
theme of Elliott Drennan in new
premises be renewed, tho room to be
open to view front the street. With
reference to letter from the local
Board of Health regarding testing of
milk, we recommend that the Board
be teepsested tosole that dairy prem.
tees and cowls from which milk is
being meeptted be inspected, periodi-
cally. 1
The fire committee reported.. hav-
ing pasted *11 applications for build-
ing permits that were referred to it
Wit. last meeting.. The committee re.
.ported having met the members of
the Are brigade regarding accident
insurance. As instructed by the
council some time ago, we had the
fire b
rlea. placed udder the Work-
men's .Compensation Board.; This we
think was its the: best interests of al)
concerned, but we now find that the
members of the Brigade desire that
the old accident policiesbe retained
and although it will be at an addi-
tional
dditional expense, we recommend' that
the old policies be renewed and re•
tained in addition to the Workmen's
Compensation Board insurance.
The finance committeerecommend.
ed that the Collegiate Institute
Board be Haid $1500 on their levy;
reported that the bane. committee
had been paid $300 on their 1926
mat; reported having plaeed $700
fire insurance on the .Douglas house
on Maitland road at a premium of
$4.20 for three years; reported that
the sem of. $1.286.60 had been .re-
ceived from the Toronto. General
Trusts Corporation as the fowler'
share of victory bond interest of
O.W.S.R., funds ap due May let, nne
-T,ecommentl'ed .that $1500 of 1934 fol-••
1y. registered Victory Bonds be pur-.
chaeed for this account out of the
funds now or) hand'; recommended
paynient o umber of accounts:unts:
the- filing of the treasurer's ard tax
collector's statements, and reported
We find that the Toronto General
Trusts Corporation is charging 8 per
cent, far handling interest on the
O.W.S.R. war loan bonds. Wo think
this charge is too high and we recom-
mend-4'at the matter be taken .up
with the Trust Corporatioon.
These reports were all adopted and
the council then adjourned.
HEfiLTHY� blt� N
• ALWAYS SLEEP WELL
If . Baby Does Not Enjoy Refrshing
• Sleep He es Fir Front' Well
-FOA GIRIS'
WHOWORK
Lydia E. PiwlcIiaii's Vegetable
C mpoolui Is a Great Mead -
It Stops Pain sad Resteros Health
Toronto, Ontario' -- "I work in a
factory and I would have to get away
from my work every time I was sick.
The dragging -down pains and cramps
were very bad, but my back was
terrible. It hurt so that I couldet
lie down, with it. I heard Home of the
girl's talking about Lydia E. ' Pink-
bam s Vegetable Compound, *rid the
told me totrryy it. I have taken about
a dozen bott)a of it epd it has dine
me a lot of good. I.+rlver,iiatee .any
pans or sore back now, and have not
Nam off from work a day since l have
taken it. I reeommcnd the Vegete-
ble Compound when I have the op-
Aveenue yTorontto, BMus, xl Ilowre
omit Adeleo at a Friend"
Remover. Ontario. -"I wm terribly
maned and a few *id times I almost
fainted. I used to do housework un-
til * few months ago ani sometimes
I had to leave my work illiip to bed.
1 am mow a manner N1 the knitttng-
• mill. I suffered five or ssi x years trent
painful periods before I took Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound
by the *deka of a friend. I got re-
lief almost imm04latct , and I telt
My friend* what a g medicine it
its. You. may use th testirnnnial if
you like, if it will Neap *then%
xis* J. Fulmer, Vietseia Street.
Banoverr, (Minh.. 0
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Children Or'r
CON FLETCHER'S
CASTORtA
The. healthy child sleeps well and
doting its waiving hours i$ . never
cross but always happy and laugh-
ing.' it is only the sickly .child that
is cross and peevish. Mothers, if
.your children do not sleep well: if
they are cross end ery n great deal,
give them Baby's Own Tablets .and
they wail soon be well end happy
again. •
Baby's Own Tablets are n mild but
thorough laxative which regulate 'the
bowels, sweeten the stomach, banish
constipation, 'colic and indigestion
and promote healthful deep. They.
.are absolutely guaranteed free from
opiates and may be elven to the new-
born babe with perfect safety.
Yoa can pis -titin Baby's ' Own :Fah-
. let
ah-
lets through; any iitedirine dealer. rt
26 ,cents a box, or by mail, oust Raid,
teem The Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Erockville, Ont.
PAW, SAIVISM
A rem night on Erie
Um maim * pleasant
break yew }s sem. . ,A fwd la a elssw, mot statemobs.
a longs sior ed sleep and as appetising Nreakfnee >A lite aseasessa.
Nosabo" aS M .l►CITY its to ew.tNwser eR°� Mvri'ALa"
LI= 4i4o i. } in w=e"7�o°n:u.
oe, ale Ceder Peirw tw•Mr1er. r l�k sadiet
AwM�ril we r :soft..ree/ Gm si leme C ea II 1,&MA. N.w f.
Pear
'�Mt sGaG estltltsllafe Fame
Clevelead, .site -
yew 1t `�+•�
OMNI eel - ver 111. M
*eee.eeev
Two acquaintentx s had jest
and one asked the other :-
"1 heard you went fishing
Miss Lisle 3 esterduy. Did you
anything''"
medicines I could not Secure any ret
lief. I did
not have any • cher v,
Finally '1 .heard of what HERB
JUICE" was doing for others and: al-
thorgh I did not have much hope I
decided to' give Ita trial. : The im-
provement in my , condition has .been
marvellous. Even after taking
IHER
B JUIC
E only a short
t time
my y
troubles' began to disappear. Now, ,
I eat and sleep splendidly, gas Cnins,
indigestion and constipation are n
thing of the past. l thank HERB'
JUICE for it." . •
Forsale by Campbell's Drug Store
and leading druggists everywhere.
Price $1.00.
•
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from the terrible suffocating deo to
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safe -guarded for ,the future is ei•t•n your ne;trest Br;tnCb, where they will receive prompt attention
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met, I "!'(ell,'" was "the t.t,+it;, ewe rani.
Ibaet engaged, but I Benet know who -
with !titer I caught her be sl:e caught me."
catch!, ........ .�
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Banking -ail
The securitafforded by the Province of Ontario Savings
Mice, together ywith. the facilities extended byevery Post
Office in Canada and other countries, make ipossible for
everyone to. deposit their savings in this Bank.. Interest is
allowed, compounded half -yearly, with full checking privileges.
The coii(idence the. rural Communities have shown hi this
Bank, is indicated by the large increase in deposits, which• are.
now over 521,000,000:
All deposits are guaranteed by the government of. the
,'rovince,of Ontario.
Remittances should b;' made by POst Office honey order,
prompt relief, but it lntioduces a
new era of. life, for the afllietece
Systetuatk •inhaling ' of smoke or
fumes from: the remedy.Irrevints res
nttacks and Uteri. effects a pernnan-
ent cure. ;
Waiter (at the club) -•'There is a
lady outside wbo says that her bus- •
band promised to be hone early to-
night.
All (rising)-"Excrse .me a
moment." ¢•,...:r
Stomach Troubles
That Are Danger•ous
Itit DAYS t (CUT THIS OUT)
n OF Yunn':.8:841acetediriolistendistomachtroub1 ,•if lrstd to Leaflet,.+r"u:y
_' .,conditions• --ulcers . or "ancr•re --thou
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO n surgical. operation is about 'be only
(Prom The Goderielt 'Star of May hone.
10th, 1:'Ol) Inti' this reason, even lite• !mud
simple etomaclr, ailmcntr; Jtonid h
Rereodeling the Tonn Hull given prompt and careful :rttunti+,n.
The ground floor of the town • hall So, don't neglect neid stonut.'h, suu+•-
is being altered and arranged to form ness, gas or bloating!. .Tirel don t
a,, clerk's office and council reamber, waste tient' with unkn•swn tit' uni-e-
• ••A, es. a at Myth .. • liable treatment:;. At the -t•ry +.scat
signs of distress,. go to any .tnod drug
Outingthe. past two or three yearn n a few erns' v: ter
store and obtain there have. been several destructive of nure Iobtai ted Marne; fires, and . these were surpleinented special �nStsgnesia Compoundagw'rt : t. '!'tris
pound • i!: sae
daybreak. last Tuesday thorn- and pleasant to take•= -quickly, :J-.
ing. About 4 a.m. the grist mill and -'most instantly, effective and dura not
store house formerly owned by the net as n laxative. tiv Kuce• din ark
late Patrick Kelly (now by Mr.,Breh- - fol• ill:ll!1IATEI) Be
.•..t • iu:•
rater, of Berlin) were discovered to he stomach troubles only.
a mass of flames and every effort to ,;
save the building proved unavailing; �� Q
The storehouse was cif frame anal the CANADIAN NATIONALit s
mill of brick, the only portion saved p
beim: the engine and boiler botiee. IN s�llv�� 'Qf Yni �N O
There is strong suspicion that beth Daily Esraept glutOR
buildings were fired at the one time
and at the bottom. Ere.. (ioclet ich '6.00 mei. 2.20 pen.
(From The Goderic h :;tar of May " Clinton 1; 2:, a.ut. 21.32 p.t,
1?th, 11.01)he.tfOitth (1.11 rt nr. :1.1:; p.m.
Mee ((lot.) '1'rsrunrh l;std " illttehell 7.01 a.m. 3..1e. p.m.
t On Tuesday of last week 8lary J., Ary. '4itu.tic+ttl 7.30 a rn" 4.1(1 )►.m.
wife of Capt. F. Trat•nch, passed to , liit(•llra11" 8.°21).:1 ur. ..Ul i:.rss.
the Great Beyond. after an illness of ., (i+hel)!h 8.4 a ut. 5.3() lt.tu.
eight days' duration. " Toronto 10.10 a ru. 7.101 p.m.
A. (..('.L A,. Home ee le Londe,,, l:etur nin);-Leave Toronto 6 4e mew,
Hareem but No Daum: l2..1.1 i,.tntmel b.0., p.10
An at home fro the students *nog p("afe Godxnich to Tor -
An seta,arlor nn morningcar,
train. and Toronto
- their friends wart held !sot I� r slay to Gcxlerich 6.0:; p. m. train.
evening in the gy,rnia' iu:tr orf the ° Through coach Goderkh to Toronto.
(ioderirh Collegiate Institute. (heat t $'. P. l,ANIII$Nf & goNle
preparations had bee.: made for they Tewa I'arrsetlsw and Ticket* Agents •
function, those having charge king ',Iwo $
Province of Untario Savin s Ice
Head Office : 15 Queen's Park, Toronto
Toronto Branch Offices :
('sr. -Bay and Adelaide Ste. Cor. Uniterslty and Dundas Ses,
`519 Danforth Avenue
Other Branches at
'Hamilton, Si. Catharines," ' St. Marys' Pembroke,
Brantford Woodstock, Owen Sound, Ottawa
Seaforth Walkerton Newmarket and Aylmer.
1114iririg Restored br Radio
Mles'Elsie.Iiayes, 25 -year-old girt of Winnipeg, was induced by a Meat
to listen through a headset to a concert front radio station t'Nftit
of the Canadian 1Nationai Railways at 'tVinniprg 'recently. though she Nal
bun totally deaf and duntb since she was three years old. As tine breed.
Last proceeded 0 betaine evident site was not only lie:uing steeds bis
was able to distinguleh between the notes of the different musical Astro
nlents.
At the conclusion of the programme site heard Ler mother ask kr i
the had heard the mesh and nodding to her in reply. ie•ponerd whit
Found eloeely approximating the. word "mother". 'lite following more..
cn her way to work site was able to hear the r! later of strcCt earn$ a1r
hp is now noticing the nitric of a phonog;ruplt when played with * glair
ntedle near her.
-it be the
Specialists in the. treatment of the ear s,.v • It is qo e•T'o
radio vibratione may have given her the first Round feom :he outside 'Mord
oven after 22 .teres, bet that mush a eonditron would only apply Meir,
ere :free of !.farces, merrily rine::n d .:ft'+),:. 1',:.'..@, .e, eerei:g sea
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