The Goderich Star, 1926-11-04, Page 5THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ete. 1914
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'sAni, Sale
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ion SATURDAY NIGHT, NOV. 6th
I wormed teem #179,00$ tn 1919 to eve
S400 000 last year, isenvortione for
drwnkosesess ere*, from $.008
900.
Bootlegger'
"There is a highylorganised lowly
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r ; wee la Ma lead the pregvara had at)
it ehisagod maid a lit*. nati.
. w= necdrapegoodu, a ws geseeeemandpeasiriet. itsme.at the,
• tan at the organ played Mr. Wilsee's
steespeseaaimentg. stud la a eager ef
the eisorue numbers both piano and
organ accompaniment was given with
treed *feet.
AMONG THI3: CIIIIRCHES
, A missionary banquet will be hail
In et Gesorge's parish hall toe Tues.
day evening, Nov. lgth. at $:20, to be
addressed by Rev. Casten Gould. awe-
eral veretaty of the M. S. C. C.
In Knee ehureh Thanksgiving s• rs
'este will be condueted he the min-
leter, with special mote by the eh the
Subjeets of sermons: 11 stame "The
Gatos of Thanksetleing;" 7 p.m..
"God's Wonderful Works." Sahbeth
School and Bible Classes at $ o'clock.
North St. United church. Servicee
Sunday, Nov. 7th: 10 *.m.. Weems
Band. Class meettngs and Men's
Club; erbject at Club, "The power of
* smile," leader, Mr. J. W. Moore.
11 a.m., Communion Service; 3 pm.,
Sunday School; 7 p.m., Evening Ser-
vice.
In spite of rnfavorable weather. the
annual bazaar 'et the Arthur Circle on
Saturday last was a good success.
More than the usual number of per-
sons had their supper in the tea room
and a good meal it wir Some of the
fancy werkjemained unsold, hut the
proceeds from the bazaar were near-
ly equal to the best record of other
years,
Victoria St and- Union 'United
church. Annual thankoffering at Vic-
toria St. with the Rev. Franklin
Reycraft as special. preacher, 10
a.m., Victoria St., Fellowship; 11 a.m.,
Victoria St., Worship: 3 p.m., Vic-
toria St., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. Vic-
toria St., Worahip; 2 pan„
Sunday School; 3 p.m., Union, Wor-
ship; 5.30 p.m., Victoria St. oteMon.
day night; dinner. 8 p.m. Victoria
St., address by The Rev. F. Rey -
craft, with local concert talent. •
An impressive ,service for the set-
ting apart of the members a the sess
sion of North etreet United church
was held on Srnday mornine last,
,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. C. F.
Clarke. assisted by Rev. J. E. Ford
(assbciate pastor). The quarterly
communion service will be held next
Sunday morning', and the elements
will be distributed to the commis--
cants in their pews, in place of their
going to the communion rail as %vas
the practice in the former t ethodist
church.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
''- of bootletagers honeyeeasesing the
whole of Ontario. Adulterated drinks
• were widely sold, musing the death
Jusr RECEIVED . early this year of 10 people. Over
A real good quality Writing Pad. Empress Lttter Pads $30.000.000 worth of Heuer is Wei ea-
entally in the province and not one -
4,, quarter of that legally, while the
, lumber of permits lisped btn.e for
home brewing is double the number
for the rest of the Doininion."
1 Briefly reviewing the administra-
i tion of the Government during the
past three years, Mr. Monteith told
I ef Its triumph through a program of
unceasing economy over the eaadition
of financial chaos in which the found
it in 1923. Each department was
1 marked by its achievements in the
way of practical and advanced pro.
grams. As an examrle he told of the
progress!, unparalleled in decades,
which had been made in education.
Pots of emu/Airy schooling had
been cut down and the numerous
• "frills" had been ort off, leavine more
time for the study of the funds:eels..
tals. Primary !wheeling had been ex-
tended to children never hitherto
reached in lonely settlements of the
North. As an example of the sug-
gestioncoming from the premieres
department was proposal of the town -
1913 1926 ship school boarcle, which would do
•away with the cases, over 100, in the
province where the salary and time of
one teacher was °taken up with the
ape Valos Sale Priest 12e each
SEE THE 'QuAtmr
Lunen sod Gillette Razor
Ammonia
Sale PriCe... 23c
Reg. 20e
Sale pike.. .124
vino& Castile Pace Powder
Soap Eleaya.
Price Reg. $1,00
17
8 (Name —...25c Salsa Nice...50c 8Wle Nke...17c
l'llotatil Oman
$2.50 value
Sala Ptice. . .06c s
Tooth Brushes
Values to 35c
• NEW AirIPLIPHO'NIC
• More than a Phonograpla
Reg. $125,00
Sale Price.. . ..$98.00
• STRINGS
For Violin., Mefele, Banjo,•
8at4jo-Ukele, Mandolin,
and Guitar Instruments
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
, E. R. WIGLE NOT RV FIELD standard bearer should be deferred to ,
a meeting of Which full, Mice could TIERS PRAISE
be given, . an such meeting will be P4°-•
held , next Tuesday in Blyth at 2 • BARrs OWN TABLEMS
• Nominating Convention of North
"Huron Conservatives at 1340
Next Tuesday
education of fewer than 10 children.
'1°1°c1c' Mr` A. E. 11°Imes' °f G°"1°- Ales. L. M. Brown, Walton, N.S.,
rich, being appointed secretary, pro
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says:—"I eannot remelt -tend Baby'e
Declining' the offer of the were- tem. to give noticenf the meeting. Own Tablets too highly. I have
servatives of North Heron at the con- dal treasurer, was present and gavw
eni"ts ee se„.;• Baneae
Wigle gave as his reason that the cord of the Ferguson administeation. sands of °thee 'withers who have
mous nomination of the Liberal Coe. lion. Dr .Monteith, the new proven- found them invaluable for the ail-
vention in Blyth on Tuesday, i E..an able address dealing with the re- testimony is the same es that of thou-
nrosnect did not look so attractive as On the temperance platform of Hon. nsed the Tablets. To rse them once
r.
R had when he had announced hirse MFergusonPerguson he said
self as in the rtiatning for the nonan "Government control I believe 4:.o' he 'is a sure guarantee that they will al-
ways be kept in the home as long as
asten.. • So recently as the meetingthe best temperance.legislation avail- ,
there are babies or young children to
held in Goderieh in Mr. Macelwanable at this time. From our study of 'e
lax -
interests in -the recent federal cent-. the problem we knnw that all the be cared for. The Tablets are a liquor that is legally ieanufactrred ie ative—mild but thorough in aetione.
paign Mr. Wigle had stated that he which never fail to regulate the atm -
was to be consumed. The Ontario
was looking for the nomination', and
at the meeting in, Blyth Mr. Spotton uo.vernment. can 'have nothing' to do ach and bowels; relieve constipation
and indigestion; break up colds end
with nermitting or prohibiting the
evidently had the sentiment of the ' simple fevers and mnke the dreaded
meeting back of him when he spliced pmnufacture or with home brew Per- teethieg easy, In fact you banish all
Mr. Wigle if hp wnuld aeeept the un- nuts. But what the Ontarix
o Govern-
ment will do is tb bring every quart the miner ills from which little onea
animous nomiCatiom Mr. Spotton . suffer. The, Tablets, are sold by
produced uilder control and then go on
tied he himselfewould not .cansder it.medicine dealers. or will be sent by
'Tuesday's meeting was little advor- with yOur education lerough the mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr.
eisee, many chairmen knowing noth- therchese Sunday schools, societies 'Williams Medicine Co., *Brockville,
ing about ite AS. it .hapnened 'e` nd clubs ef the children of the pro- Ont
Armstrong, the president of the asao-
' moos and you will rid this province
ciatton, has been nn his boneynnon. of The cancer, that is sapping the life TOWN. TOPICS
and the secretary has :eeen in host&
of the temperance cause.
for somweeks notiei
"This is not a 'wet' or dry' cam- •
e and ce the
meeting did n&eet amend generally, paign, as our opponents try tc; make Stratford Mile Chorus
so it was feltthat the ch out" claimed the speaker ere you Visit Goderich Again'
study this question honestly and thee- • There was a good audietiee in North
oughly for the next two weeks • you street United church on Tuesday
allieenr Goderich if they must have it, bre it rich they Made a very favorable im-
the open when rnen can 'pelf here, -to occasion of their first visit to Godes
and carry it home openly like a map, pression and many Who .heard them
' If you•have any regard for your sons then were anxious to enjoy their singe
nd daughters you will help to beiee in again. In the main the program
will say • that the proposed Goverti- evening for the return' 't of
ment control policy is dryer than the Stratford Male Chorus under the dir-
.
,T..A.4 Bring the traffic out into action of Mr. Peter Wilson. On the
The new Winter Millinery
me an
t into the open This ,secrecy of was a new one this time, but some
• d *ailing seems to have a strong ap-• numbers -were repeated. notably the
peal for the young folks. In many part song, "Mollie Darling:" with so -
places -a 'young man can hardly go to lo by Mr. J. Clarke, and this number
a pat y ese ays out a flask in Iv as again -thoroughly enjoyed. The street Goderich gilts.
trimmings.
'Velvet leads in the. display
Fabric Hats.
Satin Hats have a Metallic
'touch. •
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Small Hat"aglow with Silver
and Gold, ',brighten the
'Winter Costume
You are cordially invited
to inspect our stock
MISS MacVICAR
• Kingston Street
Itodel Theatre
WEEK OF NOV. 8 TO 13 • t
•11101NiDAY and TUESDAY
Americsee. greatest actor
JOHN BARRYMORE, with
DOLORES COSTELLO
in one of the greatest deep sea plc-
turee ever produced. The story can -
teems the best and worst of men
aboard the vessels of the %haling.
!Beet See
"The Sea Beast
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Miss Margaret Strange was up
from Toronto for the 'Week -end.
Mrs. .Jos. Elliott -leaves . tomorrow
to spend the winter in Hull, Que.
Mrs. George Stewart was a recent
s,
TAGS PtVl
A NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED OF
Ladies' Jumbo -Knit Sweaters
The Best Colors are Cardinal, Fawn and White
Also a Few New SILK and WOOL SUITS
At Special Prices This Week
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We are now carrying a Complete Stock of
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THE NEW QUARTERLY and MAGAZINE
ARE NOW ON SALE
F. E. HIBBERT CANT STORE
RELIABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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. Miss Laura Price is visiting her certain morbid conditions meat ex- lief that Adam was really a Seota-
brother, Mr. Martin Price, in Detroit. 1st in the stomach and intestines to man, and that if ;Scotsmen rule the
and Mr. and Mrs. St. George Price encourage worms, and they will exist world, it is because they deserve to.
expect to spend .Thanksgiving in' that as long as these morbid . conditions and really menet help it.
eity,,,, ' permit them to. To be rid Cf teem
Mrs. Wilfeedeleilliard, of Wateric o, enespare the child suffering, use Mil-
ls visiting her mother, Mr& Robert. lerei Worm Powders. They will tor-1Greo Rejoicing By
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eon, Waterloo street. Mr. Hilliard,
it is expected, will be a Thanksgiving Ideek'sttrotahlengdtigrer'iwyrt'm r, fab:-. Rheumatic Cripples
visitor hi, town, orable to worms will dimappear, and
elra A F.- J Naftel and sson Mr J the child will have no more suffering
CuthWert...Nafier.'4 ifeifitx"," have from that CRUM '
been visiting the past week in Gode
rich: Many friends were pleased to
meet them agajn after an absence or
about fifteen years.
Messrs. Jas. Donaldson, D. elee.
Mooney and Horace Fisher, of town,
and Mr. Patterson, of Fordwich left -
yesterday morning to join a hunting
party going north from Toronto to
Black Road. Dr. Mabee and els
Philip Carey also are away on }mot-
inge•excursions, Mr. Carey going to
MacGregor Bay.
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The Oil' of the People.—Many tees
have come and gone, bet Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric„011 continues to maintain its
position ;end increase its sphere of
usefulness' each year. rt.* sterilise
., HOOT, MON
The bagpipes, We are told, are very ,
ancient and appear on the soterturea
and •coins ef Itebrews, Greeks and;
It0818T4. A- terracotta of 200,E. C.
found at Tarsus, in Asia Minor
shows a player with bagpipes.
We suppose this will help to eon*!
firm every ',true Scotsman in the eed
e..—
GLAZED STORM, WINDOWS
tee elm numee amine meet;
stewing frelsekt pale rest of
storm weehmse reale' eemse,
anv size. eele 110,1.1eaY rest-
P.SNY LIMITED, nee tem P.
Munition. 'metres
If So Crippled You Can'tel'ee Arms
or 1.egts Itheuma 'Will Ilet You
or Nothine to Pay
Get a battle of Rheunin today and
wear a satisfied smile on your face to-
morrow.
It's a remedy that is astonishing
the whole country, and just, as '
good for gout, sciatica and lunibago
as for rheumatism.
It drives the poisonous waste treat
the WM-es-end Muscles—that's the
secret of Rheum's's success,
But we diet ask you to 'take our
word' for it; go to II. C. Dunlop or
any drugeiq eind est ass bottle of
Rheum Weds; if a doesn't do os we
promise get your money back. -It
be there waiting tor you.
qualities have brought it to 'the' front -
and kept iteheree and it can truly be 1,
called the oil of the people. Thous- '
ands have benefited by it and would
visitor with her sister, Miss, Middle-
ton in Detroit Wi d use no other preparation
,anen sor. • •
.Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Munnings and
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Mrs. P, Carey were in Ayr on Friday BRIEF TOWN TOPICS
last attending the funeral of' Me. A surprise party t000k place at the
Elms, an uncle oe Mrs. Munnings. home of Mrs. Chas: Cooke, Huron
- Die 'Cameron G. Gordon, 'Of Edmon- Road, on Monday owning in honor of
•as Gladys Grindrod, whose mar..
-tote-Altoeisvisited teat_ week at the '
home of hi a cousin, Mr. DonaldFra-
ser, East St.
-M-rs earne Mile of Mo t H
ilton, spent the. past, week with her time. Mies Grinciroil was the reeip- .•
riage takes place next week. Some
twenty-five friends of the bride-to-be
s e, an am- presenta hada very jolly
We have been appointed °authorized dealers for
VICTOR NORTHERN ELECTRIC,
Come in and- lunch to the music of the radio,
A full stock of: :choice family, GroCeries always on hand.
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• Help the boys in. our "Popularity Contest" '
Buy at HARRISON'S
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Spring, Maple lent
,CASH:AND SERVICE
of many useful and beautiful 40"s.-- •
Itis pocket. These conditions are true
more widely than you belietre. We've
get to do something about it. • All the
Western Provinees have had the sante
diffienity and they met it with a vote
for Government control, which they .
have had now for four or five years.
; And, please note this, not one single
province of these has even an agita..
tion to return to the prohibition law.
Temperance Question
leader, Mr. Peter Wilson,. RAW' two
numbers, solos from Heindel's '"eSam-
son." These were "Honor and Arms"
and "How Willing My Paternal Love,"
which were well adapted for his voice.
Another solo number was by Mr. Vic-
tor Mennen. "A Thousand .Leagues
Under the Sea," which was much ap-
preciated. The Brunswick Quartette
Messrs, F. K. Crease. J. Roberts, C.
Vivian and W. Russell: gave several
numbers very pleasingly. The chor-
us sang with good expression but it
was in the stirring vigorous numbers
where their fine volume of tpusieal
sound came out most attractively of
all, perhaps. Mr. II. C. Hamilton.
organist of the church, gave a very
fine rendering of several organ !wire -
times: including Haydn's Military
Symphony (First Movement), Men-
delssohtes Scotch Symphony (second
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"The temperanee question is a mat
ter of personal view," stated Die 'Mon
teith, "and it may suggest to a loea
Conservative that he should nppos
his party in this eleetion, lint firs
consider this: • I-Tave we any right t
put our faith in the Conservative par
ty for. what it has done, regarding
temperanee tegialation in the pest ?
In 1894 Sir Oliver Mowat put on a
plebiseite -for prohibition, which hi!
a ma iorit of 80.000.He put it oi
the shelf; Ine1898 Sir IVilfrideLettr
ier called a nation-wide expression o
onion. , There was a majority ,of
35; 00. He placed it in a pigeon hole
Istic1 j. 02meSsiriCvsehourngeeyltese did the some
\
thought' the 'neo
pie reepired some legieleteep to sta.
'Mize and make: nermanent temper-
ance opinion, and he introduced loess)
option. Thus the first man in tee
nonvince to nut on temperance- legis-
lation was a Consereative. The 1041
option three-fifthe dame is what said
the foundation for temperance in On -
Win. It was backed up by eduen-
don, the only thing that can teach
people' and prevent them -from using
and abusing alcohol. Prime Minister
Hearst gave prohibition as a wartime
measure and the people voted in favor
of it with a majority of 400,000.
"And has the act in reality ;Me -
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movement), Variations on "The Last
!Rose of Summer," by Dudley Buck,
f
el
Overture to 'William Tell" by Ros-
anct Deem and- Fantetree-from—the- -
. sine . One carload'of. the Stretford
visitors had tire trouble on the way
' to Goderieh and this occasioned some
delay in getting the provram started,
and as two -members of the quartette
GLEN TRYON, in „ eeeded?" he demanded. "In 1919 thel
doctors' poreeriutions were introduced
"LONG PANTS"
and from tent day entil today the act 1
'Matinee Monday at 3 p.m. has "born losing. 'In 1920 the support
Admission to "The Sea Beast" will be had dwindled to 200,000. The act
Eveitings—Adults 35c, eltildren 20c was winked at and unobserved; with
chie violati.ns in all parts of the province.
Matinee Monday—Adults 23c,
droll leic. revealed by the last plebiscite, and
It was 'mune favor to an extent only
when a law has tot the peoplees'eup-
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY port its downfall is eeptain. Some
RN -TIN -TIN say the Government did not try to
ht 4he story of forrIt Ares *ad fer- enforce the act. If there was one
oeloaa 'w,tivra. A ocii,id , drama of man in the province who could have
' enforeed it. it wag Hee. Mr. Neekle,
raids in the cattle country
THE woLvrer wee spared neither expense nor effort
"THE CLASH 011." to faithfully adminiaterimg the set.
111/'',ALTER BIERS Yet, milk tlw coat of enforcement
"I. REHR FACES"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
HOUSE PETERt ANI)
ba a stapeembtes.stery tif life among
the laisherjoeks whit a climax yen
sweet eat Wu
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Ouch! Rub Backache,
Stiffness; Lumbago
. nub -Pain from back with arnall -
trial battle of *Id .
"Itt. Jacobs 011."
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Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains,
sharp aches and twinges? Now hiten1
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get relief the
eminent you rub your bleb with sooth.
psnetraung "St. Jacobs Oil."
Nothing else. Jokes out soreness, lame.
sips and stiffness so gelieltly. You
simply rub it on,yout barA and out
comes the pain. It is banulass and
doesn't bunt the shin
Limber up! _Don't. *uteri ,Get a
small trial bOde a old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from say drug store, and
after using it just crate, forget
thig you ever laW backache, lwribtigo
or 4ciitfica, "berAtie plAstyklixt5g
lever hurt or rause any misery.
le never disapPolists and kat bean rec.
eieressiadtd for 60 years!,
Auto,
-MacDONALD GIBBS
4TH YEAR IN CODERICH"
CHOIRMASrat KNOX
reacher 01' Piano, Organ, Singing
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1 hanksgiving Specials
Month of No;ember opening with a flood of
Seasonable
erchandise
at Economy Prices
DRESSES
Silk Canton Crepe Dresses, beauti-
fully trimmed and several shades.
Thanksgiving Specials at
$9.95;
° Sample Silk Frock;
Excellenlsavings are offered those
who want an exclusive Frock at
very low prices
.$1150,-$12.95
and $14.50
Balbriggans
20 in the lot, all shades and sizes
if; to 38. ' Regulae '810.50.
Special at $5.75
Cloth, Flannel and
Hornespti n Dresses
Regular $6...50 to $14,5o,
SpeSial $3.95 to $1O
Beautiful Party -Frocks
in Taffeta and Georgette, at very
moderate prices.
Blouses
• In Linette, two grades. Sale Price
Sale Price
$1.00
Blouses
Of Silk knit, good range of colors
Price •
$2.75
t4isee
Silk Scarfs •
So in -the kt, all shades. Regular
price.'$I .75 and S 1.08. Sale Pried
85c andr$1.00
FUR •COATS
Several sample For Coats on dis-
play at remarkably low prices,
als9 all kinds of '-alterations
Furs.
• MILLINERY
fiats of Felts and Velvets, all
shades, smart styles, reduced 'as
low as nearly half price.
COATS
75 in the lot. Ncedlepoints, Mar-
vellas. Duvetynes. Velour. Sue -
dine and Pinpoints, fur trimmed
and beautifully lined and inter -
Prices from
$11.50 to 2i2.50
Our advice ls-ait early choice.
Royal Ladies' Ready -To -Wear Co.
es.
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