The Goderich Star, 1926-09-30, Page 3•
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THURSDAY, SEPTCMBEZ 3), 11123
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Hien
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stena.d be at1flTAJDTOANMALS
m \ Picked From Our Ext , ��.�.1"., to ON
i e i4re.ted to mourn the galley far
week tae mewl !...weal the.ieadoebes
vaaialc for ail time.
Dalt.n.Staitk Shaw-etatledge
The marriage teen peeve at the ea -et
Fee tke parpeee et Bee I A quiet wedding took place set the' t p;
yeatiaaltes it is impossible to a McKillop manse un Saturday morn-
-better a...4 Ibex :ng, Spt. 18th, when Iwai*a Janet nue*, Hamilton, to W dnesdsy, Sone
Smith. tat +f ilia blue eider daughter +#
jtirs
sec ad dsuxhter of Mr. and . ' .
Percy Smith, of MGIC p, Rutledge, of Giederieh toenstih,p, and
married to M. Carl Dalton, sou of c,nly sister f :tips. Wilfred Seeley, 'if
Mrs. Dalton, of Seaforth, Rev. J. A. Clinton. and Mr. )Marl Laverne Shaw,
Ferguson perfoxmin the ceremony. son of Mr. and 'airs. I). P. Sharp, ,
Hollaad•Carbett so»BrIgden. Ono The ceremony wax
A pretty September wedding was reii.iim d by the. Rev. R. J. McCorm-
solemn*ed at St. James' church, Sea- ick, pastor of the church ar.d a for -
forth, on Tuesday morning. Septem- mer pastor of the bride.
ober Slat. it nine o'clock, when Mies Remembered by Shop -Matte Before
Alice Marie, daughter .of 'els. M. Leaving
I Carbert, of this town, was united in A pleasant *'venin: was spent at
marrisl�e to Mr. George E. Holland. ' the home oto Mr. and w re. John E.
et tee son of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Holland, of L woe 1Virgham, recently,
bow „meow les e�ail oa.a Dublin. Grand high 'nuptial mass rWright,en emnt„yWs of W. r Guru,
pp the whole *steal to full heath
was
by Reted v. Father Father ney_i, of Vera
Glove Works, presented. Mies
sad vigor. • Clinton. and Rev:- Father O'Drews-kit t`era Friendt bride to=be, with s
'rt only by T.lura O f D bl' d •th h h be ti beautiful upholstered chair. An •ad -
Limited, Toronto, Oat,
era more, and the presentation made be
ilio • was the late lir. and diene. 1><iitsanr A.
od-
or
in, an e c arc was au • dress was read -by Miss Mary Cas'e-
fuily decoratt'd with gladioli and amt -
MUSIC '
Blyth Merchant Weds Mr. Gurney.
Former Tax Collector of Wingham
PROF. W, 11. 'ACKSON-Inetruetiou A quiet wedding was eolemnizdd . Died in Calgary
given In Voice Culture, Dream, in Knox church, Stratford, on Sept. Word was received in Wingham o
Plano. Violin. Guitar, Them ,oto. eth. when Alexis M. G., younger n
Studio and residence. North Street. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Easson, Monday,
ondr. Williaept.Robertson, ewd h ttool
1Ft`l• Ut" : ilrt,l lt,. ! e*•' �ttnrd. as united in marriage to place at his home in Calgary on Fri.
EMILYT1:1ti•'uY HMV Mr. A. Harvey Erskine, wholesale day morning previous in his 75th
conilnt�ies her (:lasses at Studio t produce merchant of Blyth. Rev.
Sept. 7th, les 1 Geo. Roland performed the Gere» year. Mr. Robertson was for years
a respected citizen of Wine•ham. he
Standard Bank Building Auburn, Ont. 'long• having been tax collector for some
HAMILTON -Organist Porth �t. Kippers soy Married in Detroit
H. A very quiet but beautiful wedding
United Church. Concertplayer took place at the St. John's Episcopal
and Teacher. church, Detroit
Residence at Mrs. Colb°rue's, St. Pat- , Mich.,on Sept. 9th
tick Street, ,when R. Vernon McCymont, son afS the parsonage, Wingham, on Sept.
15, Mr. and Mrs. Jas, MGClymont, of
.Miss Constance M. Pearson, of Lon- •
. LEGAL CARDS • Kippen, was united in marriage to- da at 11. a.m., when Laura Mae, only
time.
Orr-Casemore Nuptials
A very pretty wedding was solem.
nized by the Rev. M. M, Bennett, ai
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jno, C.
'C. 11. DARROW.- don. Casemore, 1st line of Marrs, wap
A Bayfield Wedding united in the holy bonds of matte.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Piddle. Iltc., M many to Mr, William McKinley Orr.
Successor to ,L -L. Killoran A very pretty wedding was velem- 4th line of Turnberry. The bride
Phone 97 0"}ce. The swam U uter!eh nixed at tae Hume ox ALM ane .ears, evils attended by Miss Edna. Gibeon.
Ej RNES
T M.
• W. J. McLeod, /Myheld, on vvemtes- Wingham and the groom by Mr. Milo
LEE: ' • day, beg. 1bth, . when their .eldest Casemore brother of the bride
Barrister and solicitor
daughter, Lucy Harriett, became the Presented With Purse
briae of 'Lintries .Arthur rioter, ur. On Friday evening, Sept. 11Th, the
iQ Kinn' Street East, Toronto, 2 Detroit'. At half past . twrelve th
Telephones :train 1793-770i. pride entered the parlor on the arm
members and adherents,, of Bluevale
of her father to the strains of the and li adie s Presbyteran congrega-
tion met nt the latter church for a so.
nUDLEY E. WAXES , Lohengrin weddin march, played by
Barrister. Solioitgr. Notary , tial evening• in honor of Ma Jamie.
Public. Conveyancer. E.te.' Mrs. k°. H. Paull, and took her place son, who has been minister for the
• PHONE 27 likMILTON STREET! beside the groq.n in xrpnt cx a ueau-
_ biol. bank of autumn flowers. Rev; Hast four months, before leaving for hire tt roe well ns wnoo nhlly, For you fifty,
F. H; Paull erformed the ceremon Kent
to resume his studies, and so h t, c cup, _ haopi g cough Hess is gong.
• • SPECIALIST. . I P y' presented him with a • well-filled • where live stock !s pare o! the farm t}:nest neilrhliors are living next ;dooi sins in the chest, coke and many Don't staycrippled! This soothing. '
after which Mrs. Haul! played Ilea- Mulpment.--•I, atevenson, 0. A, l: 1 to ua Wishing you all th
Hewn dela reee.d lteiaedies and Uinta
tie to the lilsadttag of Hua+►-•--'Mt'►Y
De Piga Coe*?
BestatM►r ►tl• Ziei.te coat et
Aeeldenta will beeper on the farm
and it 1a well to be prepared to We
drat *Id to the nett* of the aoeldent,
white waiting to ees*re proteerlonal
hpip. Nail. weuads. Talks. barb wire I
cuts, Wade' from rusawaya, injuries I
front coming la 'polntaot with farts
tool* and meolata.s or say other la*
jury where the tibia Is broken ahoutd
receive treatment at one,. that the
'admit may not salter; Some peopl*.
*1111 apply turpentine to wounds of
animate, doing more injury than
good. since It weaken* and devitalizes, ,
'the tissue* and .retards heeling rata- .
or than • promoting It. Others unto
large volumes of antiseptic *glutton'
In water to bath the wound, this also
weakens the tissue and removes the
protective serum that nature supptiea
for the revelr of pie tppjury. ao
should not be used n her''khan dur-
ing the ant cleansing,should such
be necessary. The . sppllcatioa of
tincture of Iodine to the wound after
removing the dirt and loose tissue*
the beat practtoe. The application
of tincture of iodine will destroy sine
of the common bacteria' that may
gain aeon to the wound. it stimu-
lates healing and tends to atop minor
hemorrhage.
In nail and calk wounds them !s made, which finally took us to Gide.' I know that material benefit will
no agent that will give better re- rich. Wiarton. Hay Island, Capt] true to your section of Canada from
sults than Iodine. Keep theeinjury Croker, Owen Sound and Toronto, has this .contact, I will appreciate it if •
clean. If there to hemorrhage, soak been the most illuminating and edu. you will communicate the gist, of this
clean' *tertle abtiorbent cotton with -rational trin .that I have ever made letter to the other gentlemen who esti
Iodine, apply over the wound and; in respect to Canada. To sit down kindly entertained us at the Sunsetl
bandage; Early attention to wounds' 'end enumerate all• cf my impressions Inn.
will save xour horse much needless would i>• nod a peer lenirthv dig Cordially yours,
suffering, and make it easier for the septation. We are so Oiled up .with F. J TALLM
veterinarian to complete the treat- enthusiasm of ('meads that we can Mgr. The Lane Co, •t Or lumbago. sciatica or rheumatism
meat. Don't be afraid .to pour on scarcely talk anything else since our Internalt and Externall it Good Ms you stiffened up. don't suffer!. Get
Y y i. ' a small trial bottle of• old, honest "St,
the tincture of iodine.' Keep your xetttrn. I assure you brother. France. , ..tt+he crowning property. of Dr:l Jacobs Oil" alrany drug store, pour a
Augers off the wound. and see that that n great deal of good Is game to Thomas' Eelectric Oil is that it. can • little 1'n your hand and rub it right
everything that touches it is sterile. develop_from ties trip both for Can -g
A supply of iodide and absorbent cote.-- side -exude -the States. as we. have had be usas ed • internally a for many ron count. fi fty,ing back, ands the time
ton should be at' hand on every farm , our eyes opened and realize that our •,the soreness and lame.
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?AGli TIMM
ENTHUSIASM FOR CANADA
Detroit Owners ofHay Island Ap
preeiated Canadian. Welcome
A short time ago some visitors
from Detroit made the trip along the,
Blue Water Highway. _going up to
*Merton, in connection with their
plans for the development of Hay Is-
land. When they passed through
Goderich they were niet at Hotel Sun-
set by several citizens of Goderich
and that their reception here as well,
as elsewhere along their route was
appreciated is shewn by the follow»!
int; letters. One is addressed -to Mr.,
France, *secretary of the Blue Water
Highway Association, and the other
to `Mr. Munnings, reeve of Goderich.
Most Able Secretary,- I cannot be. /
gin to expreae the wonderful reecp. ' •
Oen accorded us upon our flrst arriv t " "
-�"�-Ewen's Specials
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jelly Powders just in. 3 for Se
A good Teaspoon, King George Design, given away w:te o.w!i 2t.:.
worth.
Another *bivalent of our special Black Tea to hand, only. per 11s...51e
Try a pound. It is a winner.
We grind our No. 1 Biend Coffee Bean fresh with' eeur oris., tine or
roars. to suit the trade. °
Finest Seedless Raisin. per ibe
Some tasty lines for picnics :
MEAT.WICH SPREAD SANDWICH 'SPREE
OLIVE MITER PEANUT BUTTER
SALMON SARDINES and TUNA FBI
PICKLES. OLIVE'S AND SAUCES OF AI.1. KINDS
LEMONADE, ORA;t,GFADI RASPBERRY SYRUP. •
CHERRY SYRUP and ORANGE SYRUP,
FOR DRINKS.
A Rood assortment of Fancy Cakee always on hand.
• rust received -a fresh shipment of Picnic Plates.
Vegetables and Fruits fresh from the gardens always on hand.
Goods delivered to any part of Nle Town.
PH
J.
J McEwen
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South Side Square
d ADVERTISIt IN THE MAR.
al in Canada at your port. You gentlemen for your kind courtesy an
know you sometimes feel that gooe. hospitality while in your city. It Is
things cannot always continue, blit I surely gratifying indeed to meet such
want to say here that all along our men as yourselves and to note these
trip we found just such wonderful . things together with your absolute
men as yourself waiting to greet us sincerity in extending such courteso
and Rend us along with pleasant les. The reception accorded all mad i
memories of Canada. This trin we a profound Impression upon us and
A -
be e •*.AGE, • When Your back is Lore and lain
Ouch! My .Back! Rub
Lumbago Pain Away
Rua Iackache away Wlth small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs pal."
P
very sweetly, "At Dawning" during les Stone,of ClintonEYE. _EAR; NOSE, TUItOAT:' the signing of the register: Commerce, Loses Father I
Leto douse Surgeon New.'Lott. Oph- Death of James Fulton • 1 Mr. John L `Stone, of Essex, father NEW HONOR
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DR. F. J. R. FORSTER. , delssohn's wedding march and ore Vie' ' School of
LI�L,y. (your .company again,., I nm, having It nt hand. _ � � absolutely harmless and doe,a'tlebtirs
YouYs'very tinily, the akin.
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• esuc
c toss
Indeed ailm nts h s a
o it a u art' that pctiettatmg oil needs to be -used only
in the world, and also looking for. are unsurpassed. A battle of it costs once. It take* the pans right out.and
lin
to the day, when I can enjoy little and there is no lova in liliva+ = ends the misery. It is ata c
hip mac adds Aural
3 e l Hospital,
Iosp Hospital , and assistantat - Mr. James Fulton, of Yale, Mich., f Miss A L. Stone, of the Clinton FOR HURON BIS I�iP
husband of Ida Thompson f 1 School of Commerce. died on Tuesday A. HOWARD SMITH, Most men know what they would Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatk*y'53
arrived in Detroit a a.m. Tuesday,
Square Throat espltal. London, . ,
corner y
Waterloo t: S Stratford. Te1c- of Goderich township, 'died .at his Will Probably Be Chosen Metropoh- ,
t a some time and g. as Stone was un-
phone 2G7; �� ►home on Tuesday of last week after able to return at the openers cf the taitot Ontario
I Dear. : Mr. Mumm�gs,=-Our .party 8'ency fails to show up.
•o •s se oo term on aecount of: it. Mr. returning to:our city by way'nf Tor- �. V
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co-
of .last ,week. Re had been ill for ' Detroit; Mick,i Sept. 14th. do in an emergency -if the enter backache or rheumatism so pritaiptlr.'
t
At Hotel Bedford, (loderlrh,' an the a comparatively short illness; .�$ h
evening of third Monday •o.. each month stroke on Sunday. prev , t was St b f c London Free Press. Provided
we spent most of 1lionday
It never disappoints' •
till the following day, TuewIlay, et 1 thought, following other and'slighter one is survey y a ami}v of s!� tom and precedent are followed, lit. onto, where
'sons and two daughters His wife visiting 'the
p m. �.sible andel he gradually recover m l�s� died a little over a year ago H o will be ale t d to till chi olfi a of men there. funeral took he
visited Clinton on several occasions, metrnpol}tan of0n ario,in the place. of aeon hank 1 d 1! th other .. Yale. Messrs. H. J atandrad y, G • he and his younger. daughter, Mar-. Archbishop Thermco, who has just
Thompson' of Goderich .township and h ret, having spent a ccrole of weeks resigned. At present all the .single: . e
the way, is also ill at her home. 'Nie, can bishops .in Canada are on their Ace ' mac
CHIROI!'RACTIC
RUULE$S PRACTITIONER.
DR. A. Ni: ATKINSON, went to Yale to be with their sister in (Stone :was for many years license in- way to Winnipeg to attend the nn.
Ghlronraclor and Druptecs 1herap}tet: her bereavRatent Waal congregation of the The
• , _ specter for :f the County. He was boards of the church there. The pro -
Methodist,
member of ' United, formerly cedure •followed in the selection. of a
Methodist, church and a Conservative successor to .Archbishop Thornloe is
in politics. The funeral took place at':that 'a meeting of the bishops of On -
Essex Frid+ay, afternoon. tario be called. on' six weeks'' notice by
:. The Late Thomas Johnson, of- the 'senior 'bishop of the province. At
Belgrave this meeting the new metropolitan is
p ' Very sad were ..the eteenma+anc's
aurroundirg the death of Mr. Thomas
Tnhneon. who ,ens almnat instantly
killed'while walking nn On C. N. R.
Saur'�ih,rroear right nF way just south of Belgrave a
fortnight ago, ,The unfortunifn man,
-ehn tv...i^•nf rind duvb, had been .to
London Exhibitibn and on getting off
the tenir ot- Belgrave decided to welk
`he +race been to tee home of his
)t -other, M. I•rnnry Johnson. con. $.
Mo'vhi.' wenn h' was a+ruels by n
freitrhf trein coning south. He was
seeereee injmeed "and nass'A: away
while being taken to the Winirhnm
hoenft+'il.. Deeteete f was in his siva'.
fifth year and had scent most.of his
Nye in Morris +re The Amaral took
macs en. Sntnrdny. Sept. 18th, front
+1,a Immo of hit brother.
Death of Mrs. Robert Johnston. Myth
Mrs. Robert Johnston, who passed
away in Blyth recently, was the third
eldest child of the late Mr. and Mrs.
George Howatt, of Colborne. Thirty-
g4ymnrriaelo on he'' nows bereaved
,husband and lived All her life in the
vicinity of Blyth. The deceased was
o anada and being of a
ev. David Williams Bisho of Hur- .city and meeting vevgrnl
He ere. I wish to take this ecca-
• sn :you an a e o er
to
ass Bertfe Thompson, of Clinton ere last full M' Margaret by
Goderich •
temente.. Organic- and Nervous Diseases
l;quipped wills 'F leet.ro-1~tagnctic Baths.
Electronie . 5teetric 'f•ctatments and
Chiropractic.
°nice honrr-2 to 3 snit 7 to .0 p.m.
and Civ �eppolntment, 'tweeting Monday
and Thursday atternoans and evenings:
Office &lours on these days. 10 to 12 afro.
tlCly.• Lady in. Attendznce.
'ltesidenee and Oilice—Corner of South
St. anal !Britannia *toad.
AUCTIQNElt[NG
leHOSIAS G(JNDRY
Lire Stork and General Auctioneer,, -
Hamilton Street, 'Godeeieh
Sales made. everywhere and all:. efforts
made to give you satisfcetion. '
Farmers sale n -s.:a discounted.
ROBERT `ROBERTSO:Ni,
Auettonerr, .Eldon 5t.. Goderieli
will eonalitel rind arrange any sal. on
the Brest i thods to get hest result•
See htrp. or drop a •pard and he will
Aire -it immediate attention, • Omni
Sales a, specialty. •
. NOTARY FIIBLIc, ETC.
CJI; BAILIE. -�
NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done •
Good Companies Reppreeentel`
Phone No. 298. Coderlch, Ont.
("4I:OROL IS. GHEENSLADE.
CONVEYANCING ANI) NOTAIIY.
Hayfield, 0nt.
INSURANCE '
cEILL,OP MUTtJAL' FIRE telelet
ANCF; COMPANY.,
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ANO ISDLATEU TOWN rt}tflle
I:RTY INSURED.
Value et property -insured up to'Jau-
uary, .1010, $3.18,97b.00. .•
• OFFICi';Rr'--James Connolly, Presi-
dent, (}oderlcV't, ias. Evans. VW -Presi-
dent, Beeeliu ood; T. E. Hays, Sec:
Prean., Seaforth.
I11REC CURS-•il. 1. etcleregor," S,a-
fortlt; J •(1. Grieve. Winthrop; a Wm.
Wrin, t,onstanee; George Meciartney.
'Puelt•ersmitic; John Ferris, Ilariock;
John Benperriise. ` Broadhagan; Murray
Gibson. Brueefleld.
M,'ENT .---J. W. Yeo, (indents; Sanely
Leitch, Clinton; Wm, Chesnsy, Sea -
forth ;
ea -forth; R. tinchiey, ,eteatnrth,
Policy Holders can pay their aslens-
ment' at 11, 11. Cutt's More, 'aoderich;
A. J. Morr}sh's Clothing Store, Clinton;
or J. II. Heid'* Bayfield.
FIRE 1NSUPANCIC .»
Have it attended to oy the
*E$T WAWAN0111 MUTUAL FINE INSURANCE Cel
Established 1878
Heal Ofike : Dungannon, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, R. R. No. 2, God.
erieb, pres.; Wm. J. Thompson, Aube
rem Vice pres.; 'directors—Win; Me.
Quillen, St.Helena; W. P. Reed, R. R.
No. 2, I.ucknow; H L. Salkeld, 'phone
d00r11, Goderich; Alex. Nicholson,.
Lttcknow; WM. Watson;,Jas. Glavin,
R. R. No. 8, Goderich; Wm, t Thomp-
son, Auburn: Tim Griffin, R. R. No.
7, Lncknow; Chas. Hewitt, Kincar.
dine. Ont.
THOS. STOTH1RS, T. G. ALL :N,
Treas. Secretary.
It is considered. Meet -for. It vroman
to have a dog on st string. .A mere
num doesn't totted.
A Carat many r•eo'ile on vacation
give their moral standards a vacation
alto.
�t
of fresh
1�iiVrll'
mint gives anew,
thrill to every bite.
�Wri toy's is Hood
.�i you.
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GAINED 10 POUNDS
IN 22 DAYS
That's going some• --bat skinny
men, women and children just can't
help putting on good healthy flesh
when they take McCoy's Cod' Liver
Extract Tablets. .
Chock full of vitamins -.the kind
that are extracted from the livers of
the cod -the kind that .are a real help
to frail, rundown, anaemic, skinny
men and 'women.
Try these sugar coated tasteless
tablets for 30 days -if they don't
help,•,greatly get your money back......
One woman gained ten pounds in
twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, six-
ty cents, Ask any druggist for Mc-
Coy's Cod Liver Extract 'Tablets.
Directions and formula on each box.
"Get McCoy's, the original. and
genuine."
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Broploeu EPOS.
0ODERICH .
The Leadlna
funeral Directors
and tarbahners
Orders. oarefully attended to
et all hours• -night or day.
J'... Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, Ontario
All calls promptly ettendod to
day or night.
teboaese Store 331; Hone 36.1vr
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Is. Dangerous
The Real Cause of Indigestion
Acids in the stomach irritate madl
chosen by ballot. • :inflame the'.delicate stomach lining,
Both Bishop Williams and Atch- sour and ferment the food, prevent -
1►ishop Thornloe will be at Winnipeg propel' digestion and leeici to .nine -
with the other Ontario bishops and it tenths of all Dyspepsia and Indigos-
is probable that the date and,plaee .tion. Pepsin and, ;other artificial
for this meeting will be decided on iii
the western city among the Ontario digestents give only teithporaryre-
churchmen: Custom and precedent lief and do not correct the cause.- •
have always in the past elevated the a Stomach acids should be neutralize
senior bishon in province to the office ed daily, and the stomach kept
'of _metropolitan. in the event •of the sweet and clean after ' eating by -
resignat}on or death' of the incumb- drinking a glue cf pure Magnesia
os.e, 't ha. M'.'a i� lar►pt• . un honor water made from. a teaspoonful or
ary one, entailing few.duttea• I• car four tablets of Bisurated Magnesia,
ries with it leadership of the house obtainable • at any reliable drug
of hishopa of the province, the metro-
politan always being the presiding
store. . This prevents food fermen-
bishop Wall ireetin>ra of the 1''rse. Cation and your meals digest nature
Archbishop Thornlee is bishop of ally without pain. By following
the diocese of Algoma. His tiretie- this plan you may eat, almost any.
cessor was Bishop Hamilton,:of Ot- thing without'. fear of Indigestion.: 1
•••", .. who was rreceded by Bishop
Sullivan. who was very well known in
London 30 years ago. , THE
CENTRE SECTION. OF HURON G UNITED PRESBYTERIAL 0 DE R 1 C H
Internal and txternat Pains
aro promptly relli.v gid by
'De THOMAS' ECLE�CTR1C 01 L
AND IS TOT.DAV AuONEATERO HNLER THA EVYEARS
ER
Won la A TESTIMONIAL THAT UPFIAK6 FOR IT#
NUM itQUe CURATIVE QUALITIES.
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SC,IooL OF COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
/Students May Enter Any Time
Why not attend' the School that has the Highly
Qualified Staff
The only School that teaches real'Practical Busi-
ness Training from start to finish
The conference of the center see -
a devoted member' of the United tion of the Presbyterial of tete Wont-
chut'ch" f C en's Missionary' Soviety, of the Unit ---..
bright • and congenial .dispoeitior•, ed church, which was held 'Tuesday
made many true friends who will September the 21st., in North Side
miss her greatly. Her death is espe- United church, Senxorth, was most`
cially sad owing'to fhe fact that her successful and inspirational. over 250
daughter, Mrs. Archie . Radford, • is being present. Mrs. W. D. McI)on-
lying in Victoria Hospital, London,. aid, of Egmondeille,r• presided ':rt t•te
having undergone a very critical op. morning session, devotional exet t :yes
enation. She leaves to mourn her being conducted by Varna, Go.hen .
loss her hnsband and three sons and and Blake auxiliaries. The clo#c > t.as •
two daughters: Stanley, of East were warmly welcomed by th' ;"i,
Wawnnosht George .and Mrs. Archie tor's wife, Mrs. W. P. bane. '1' ie
Radford.' Blyth: Leslie And Ada tit question drawer was .in charge n:
home.- also one Melee.. M»s. Charles Mrs. J. E. Hogg, of Clinton,. who ,t!:'J
Wightman. of Whitechurch, and one. presided at the afternoon session, a --
brother, Mr. Wm. Weenie, of Helleft. votionnl exercises being led by the
- A Long -Lived Family ' Walt, n auxiliary. Mrs. I).• ( .'r •
Gregor, of •London, "Marine h Ile."
period After of illness
weeks. extending
over
was the special speaker. the ..uo,i •i't
IS
Longley died at hq.•lnte, Name early gimes. Iigh�vey..'-i bxs.CTelf'ird,tof
oil the morning of September 17 lir
• was born in Henfield, Sussex, BEng- Steward spoke pandpbinl trp ""anti 1 Mrs
land, in the year 1831, and therefore Lundy, of Kips ern, on "The sot -et o,
in his..96th year, having lived hi live service.' The Dlission Band. Y. W.
reigns, He emigrated to Canaria in A.eand circle conference, wa+ coh.
1882, purchasing a farm in Huron ducted by Miss Mooney and Miss
'County, noir Wroxeter, where he Hume, of Goderich.
hes resided ever since. The fancily
are remarkable for their longevity, a'AI.I. FAIR DATES
Mr. 1.ongley's father living until his Brussels -Sept. 30 -Oct. 1
78thbirthday, while his mother was Zurich -Sept. 30.Oct. 1
well past the allotted score when aha Dungannon -Oct. 12 and 13.
passed away. Only in March of this Winghent-Oct, 7-8
year, one of his sisters died in Eng—
land at the age of 98. just eighteen
months short of thecentury mark; : '
ten weeks later he mourned the -lues'
of a brother in his ttith year, while
Ave years ago two other menthol's of •
the family; of eleven died at 02 and
83 years respectively. 4
Worms, by the irritation that thou,
cause in the stomach and intestines,.'
deprive infants of the nourishment
that they should derive from food. and
mal -nutrition is the result, Miticr's i
Worm Powders destroy warms and.
correct the mdfbid condition in the
stomach and bowels that are favor-
able to worms. so that the full nutri-
ment of the thild 'is assured and de.1
velopment in every wa:1t:.Men'eeouraged
AVERTISE IN 111E 'STAR .
Oh,iLdrel Ori'
FOR FLETCNER'S
CASTOR:A
we HEAT FOLKS. ARE." Nor' 1
(EACHERS 'BOTW(5'f�t. �Ite-
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Without -good Cual
ninny of the wane?! activities
would have to cease.
Schools would clone.
Churches would cloz:e.
Business. hues wouL', close.
• Everybody would 1'e busy at
tate one occupation) ..of. keeping..
warin:l. •
.Except the doctors.
They'd be busy trying to get
everybt,y 'well.
1i u t fortunately, the coal is
here.
iietter oder c•ours while it's
plewitiful.
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