The Goderich Star, 1926-11-25, Page 9sir Sanday_o4fter'noon;irr- mow 41,- - x Lc S,*&, cam. .�..
k Coodities
kiwi. Midi/letsa Uetline, E.E. No. 3,
?let Perry, Oat. write: -f • I sed rho
nater of four vhiIdrea, tad after fly
Skied baby wase here I get rheumatism
Weis left new laeext as a '. ery week
asaditioa. I was like that all sinuate+
,i, • box sad *east get tee relief. My -
a4Msr-ia saw told nue to give
100.
41
jo(
•
a trj•, so I di and took two boxes
of them and I am now enjoying per -
feet kesith. I trust they will help
others u they have helped une."
alltennaMemeaseite o1 1 n1F iRie`,i iiirg .?6,1tla1MMIM1ItAL 4 IMA11111-T N
0 fee
*rise lyre, l set of oriental court.y. to the Mr- !Of
e erred
t their owe land. Thaw she `404004 alik
Aad tiros op Thy raasaiets. them to refect but bear ar a"lb"s p
truly attached to her were minded to tNd Zeno Darrell stood et the sorb.
go farther. Naomi, though deeply g btu pipe. just Wed, between kis pt►tt,
touched by this slgn of affection, urg- ; an unlighted matt* In eta heed. Its
ed them the more to return each to i eteeesiree cad was;,raciwal es,„epee
her mother's hoes+ She thanked
B. Munsell.
The pewee of Lemma above!!
0 fee the bliss that Ity it
The soul securely knows,
The holy calm and 'dot. l
Of faith's serene re
J.
them for their kitwln .* to iter and W the edge of the trtuu•txlsttt! where of a
her saes and prey. t. than tone" 1.zrd stailatlary twgsy, Aa its driver start•
would deal gra ously whit them. eti up: iIIc►'riei*Ieh ktrwl. 2rh i�nited
This caused thea, to wetp and to" -pro.- (h4 tu1i ttu. stirred a sigh soli minket
fess a determination to go forward at Melee here awned all exertion by
with her. saying, "Surely we will re- cleverly atiltaiag a cometslebit scarce
turn with these unto thy people." of frietlon, sad wan hailed by a ly
Naomi then pointed out to them howl ,as,t.pe,., w faulted at the aeries
very little she could offer then if they %mot rally dfexboeed the indoset
persisted in their resolve. She did qutitit•It of Ike old mite.
not wish therm to take, under temper- . es.oala et fora body nota, I'er•
ary excitement, a step they might t klnt";
*yoke l'.eb. "TOW don't baptise
Afterwards regret. The arguments .
of Naomi prevailed with Orval', who
returned to her people and her gods.
But Ruth .clave unto her. After
parting with Orpah, in the customary
fashion of the east, Naomi: again
tried to prevail upon Ruth to turn
l'RAYIR
We thank Thee, Lord. Jesus, for the
knowledge we haze that Thou wilt
never leave or forsake those who put
their trust in Thee. Help us to
cleave unto Thee with All our heart
and soul and thus finkrest. Arlen.
S. S. LESSON brill DEC. Sth, len
Lesson Title,.•..Ruth and Naomi.
Leeson Passage.. -ft nth 1:14-22.
Golden Text. -Rath 1:1tF.
In the Book of Rath we have a
short history of the domestic affairs
of the family of Elimelech who lived
in the time of the Judges, A famine
fell upon the land of Canaan where
Elimelech lived. The children of
Israel had been told to expect to find
Oa first s:
iia gn of any weakness of it a land Rowing with milk and honey.
the inert or nerve*, you ,Mould, not wait They did not find it a fruitful la:,d
notal your car becomfg di•acleitiltii• but it was because of their mins that
lore you avail yourself of re is by the famine.cipme as God had threat -
ming Milburn.'s Heart an4 nerve Pills ened it would should they forsake him
IN they will - tone up and -strengthen (Lev. 26:19, 20.
the nerves, build up the rnuseles of the . Elimelech resolved to seek another
heart, and enrich the blood. ; country so he, with his wife and two
sons,, went into the land of Moab on
the east side of Jordan where there
was no scarcity. In leaving the land
of Israel he did not forsake the God
of Israel but he put temptation in
the way of his sons. He' did not in-
tend to settle in the land ' of Moab
but to sojourn- until the famine was
over bt+t, in the meantime he died, his
sons married "heathen women and
soon after they also died, leaving
three lonely women.
Naomi, hearing that the days of
the famine in her own land were end-
ed, decided. to. return and her daugh-
ters-in-law accompanied her, ' as an
Priee 50c. a box at all druggists or
dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of
price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited,
aronto, Qnt.
eveweessereekeweieseeeeeseanoweemee
T. WAR S
Ruta and tors+ Livve
Had Stables, Etc. •
• Montreal Streit -
Inst off the Square
SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS AUTOS READY
FOR SEMICE-GET YOU ANYWHERE
AND WHEN YOU WANT TO GEV THERE
'Busses Meet all Trains and
Passenger Boats,
Pitssengera called for limey...
part of the town for ash
trains et 0, T. R. or. G. P. R.
Prompt gertvice and
Careful Attendance;
- Der' Livery and Hack Service.
Will be. found up-to-date
in ever° respeet.e
seta \
Your Patronage Solicited
T...S SIV ARTS. .
Phone 1'07 Moctreat Street
Bathe in .Minard's and
warm water; ,rubbing
'the solution: into;the
aching parte with the
fin.Se>r' lits--; _. x
Minard's is also splen.z
did for apr ons, bruises
and strained ligaments tet
~: USE'
. HYDRO .ELECTRIC
The People's power
Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
• t Iron by Electricity
CONVENIENT, CLEAN,
QUICK
Cheaper than coal or wood, •
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes the dust; a brooin just
- moves the dust.
We guarantee all Hydro Lamps
for 1 500 hours.
Walk in and see display at
The .Hydro Store
CASTOR IA
Pot Waft stoat Wets
lla it 'ereve rSCiYa
maws Moues
"Plat et
- -..-Juneteee..,.i�
DEAL, promptly- with the
first sign of ho..r:enes,
soreness or- inflammation-
'. itmight be.tlie.fOre 'under 41'•..
laryngitis,influenzaorserious
bronchial trou b:e.
The quickest, safest and
• most soothing ;remedy: is•
Peps. As a Peps tab1eiy die-
solves in. the Mouth it gives
off Med sinal fumes that are
, --breathed nfit1 tele i_ttne most
recesse•i-of- th roatan4c%est-
In. titer speedy direct way Peps
thoroughly disinfect' the throat and
air -tubes; destroy mischievous germs,
relieve tiny soreness, inflamm tion
or irritation. •
ake Peps whenever ,redo scfiect
, you need them. A Peps in• the
.mouth filters the air you'treathe,
• . and fortifies against t udden colds tie!
chills ani the'infeeti n dangers en.
• countered lo trains, s reef earl and
crowded.assembii s.
Peps are e4usdly good for obstinate.
Cough ant colds, broitchitis, euro,
th of avihme, and other chest a eak
ne ses of ofd and young.
to knew sue, do you!"
'"Why. ttwre's Joe Lott, the careen•
ter, and his old helper, vrho started In
for Unwell' doing titled Jobs," but Zeb
shook his head dissentingly.
'Plutocrats, with their extravagant
back, urging her sister's example, but char!, a he declared. "You Slee, the
Ruth ended the argument by entreat- e l piece Is pretty nigh going to rack
ing her to (care her urgings. for she
wee resolved to ee forward.. She and ruin. The porch Is wobbly, half
"would travel with her:- she would . the trout cornice ie hanging loose and
' dwell with her; she would join inter- one edge of the kitchen lost Its under-
. eats with her; she would join in ,•re- pinning `last night in the beg blow and
ligion with her and nothing but death aunt down hill like nn Ice elide. No,
what I'm leokln' for Is some handy
fellow who rtlI? put in about two
weeks tinkering around and mending
up odds and ends for kis keep, and.
niebhe.a little eXtre."
They now b;int like minded. jour "Why, conte to think of it, perhaps 1
neyed on day after day until they, eon help you out," sail Zeb's coneiian-
reaehed.. Bethlehem. Their appear- fon. "Unless he's through with his
nnce in the city created considerable work up at the house.•he's there nerve. -
excitement. Atilietions had made a likely, honest seeming young fellow,
such surprising changes in her in the who came along last evening and ot-
time she .was gone that her friends fere(' to fix up the fences for a bed
could only ask "Is this Naomi?" She ellen lois meals
was not' disturbed by their words and ., .
without any murmuringagainst her Ill Eo right down to your lance and
, ..
lot, sip. told them ;her afflictions were see hen, said Zech', eagerly, "If 1 watt
from God. The hand of the Atmigh- spry as .I used 'to be I'd fix things
tv was in it all. She bad gone out .uP myself." \ ••
-full and she had returned .empty but Ward Evan?, for so- the handy Man
the Lord had not forsaken her soul. called. himselt, 'Una just finished one
She could say. "Now no chastening task and was ready for•another. He
world part them. She backed up
this resolution with a solemn oath
which put sin end to the wordy strife
for Naomi When she saw Ruth was
stedfastly minded to go with her,
the», she left speaking unto her.
for the present seemeth to be jovo!us.
but eriavous: nevertheless. afterward
it vieldeth' the reneeable fruit of
ritihtaoustie s mtn thane which are
exercised thereby."- (Heb. '12;11).
•
WORLD MISSIONS •
listened to 'the story of his prospective._
employer, readily tracing his niggurdtl•
nese, but Anally engaging to pelt in his
time at the Darrell place on tt reaso».
able hams of compensation, - •
"I seem to have a natural knack for
A Korean View of America tinkering," he explained to 7.eb, • "].`ou'
• Alice • Kine a Korean Christian 'furnish the tools and metered and 1'l1.
woman, • who recently, visited the tin, do the rest.", •
ited States,.gives her impressions of "I°sl1ouid think he hod a knack, An
America as follows : • he calls ttr observed Nettle Darrell
1. ' Thee ,lilentifulness.-Everyone to her father n week later, and she
looked well dressed and well fed: It glanced aQmirinfity at the rututliirckl
;teemed to me that every second place. y
I saw _was.a place to eat or a,pleee to house.. Ward Evans had Wen her Ilk -
buy
.
food.: ing maglcaliy_qu:ick. In'the first place. -
he was, gooa•lookipg,•nntl settling, Joni.
Ing, saying pleiisnnt, 'Cheering things'
half of the time. Ile worked witiwut •
ceasing all day long and had un eye
for every loose shingle' and flnppi g.
board. :Il'e...,practleally rebuilt the
house, the sheds, the waiko, the fencoles
'There wits some loom. mastering -and
he made tt,.tigbt. Two grimy roontslie :.
•repapered, straightened 'up the poroh
propped pp the sunken kitchen ttiid
suggested ;that a coat of paint ' would.
make the old pia a look like NOW, • •
• '1Et'ans`had fx flute 'I1e played /see• -
nines, and be Was 'an oXpert In its inn-•
slenl possibilities. ik gulnris: be gave
his host and his daughter a ecneert.
But It .was in his narration. of his'vn-
ried career. that he particularly inter-
ested ` them. elle had hceh e., circus
rider, winner of a'ranch, a poliii.eiil
orator. and superintenilfs it of a togging•:
ramp. Beloved to refer to this latter 1
2. The wastefl:lness-Riding by
antomebile through forests, 'I saw
wood lying on the ground. I thought
of my own Korean' people cold and
even freezing in winter for Tack of
fuel. The food left on the plate in
America. would -feed •. many thausnnds
of hungry;people in Korea.
3. The friendliness. -The people
are kind,' especially'. to 'foreign stu-
dents. I often wondered why people
were so kindto me; but I know it,was
because they loge Christ: The hone
life in^Anier!ca is A most potent in-
fluence. especially: in the West.- .
.L The Christian sninit in AIM:rit a
struck sine very forcibly.. Teen. years
in America deepened my e�-perience
and my love for Koren and her wom-
anhood.- I got. a new vision, of wom-
an's work in the world. 'Els because
of 'Christ's love, that wont:inhed holds
its high place in Christian lands. -
The Korea Mission Field.
NICIPAL_.CQ TNCILS ca►PerIence.
Goderich Towiuihlp �� w ur\ t*sere 1 i bot u y_ Le'rt friend,
At the council meeting on Monday, lYitils Drake',"' he tvlil ilii-.1fi erestet
Nov..ist, a letter.froni the Work- auilttors. •K:hat Was the brightest
manes- Compensation Board re eon- pertoil of my life -except being ' with
treetops .for township week was read you people," he added, with it glance
suiritaria
Canto artieume the Nerves Asn
81arved tee lisUur s4
• Tepee are eaoeiiat reasons wily
let. Williams' Nak W. have proved
besetielal is the meet severe rases of
steatite. areralgia and ether
pillets io that group ,rash as iie-
elvers of the serves. Trscln of these
es
exist because the bleed is
Hitt sad watery, and the nerves ere
tints literally stare_nig for the sout•-
ishaeent rich red blood supplies them
I Any increase. therefore, in the rick -
I' aces of the Wood speedily and bine-
tilt-hilly sett upon the nerves sad tht
turturiag- pains of sciatica and nem-
', relit* disappear. It is because of
their spe,•itie melon on the Wood, thus
feeding the starvednerves that Dr
Wiliienta' Pink Pills have been so sue•
{ eme,fun in the treatment of these trim-
! Wes. As proof of this we give the
f ease, of Mrs. P. N. Beranson. South
:1 Alton. N!.., who says: --"petro yearn
airo I wee attacked Beth sciatica end
necralgfa in my back and leg. The
walk.ain wEven tomove caused me not
u ony, and I had to go to bed. The
s doctor called in wen not able to do
I more than deaden the pain, and I hold
been in hid for six weeks when my
eearde ether came to see me and
stronely urged me to Give Dr. Wil.
I
limns' Pink Pills a trial. She said
she had had a similar attack and it
! ivas these pills that had restored het
to health. I at once got a supply
• and had only used our boxes when I
• found great relief. Gladly I kept or
takintr the pitls, and soon after found
myself as well as ever I had been
Gratitude for what Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills did for me nukes me urate Rev. I)r...McLean Retired to Goderich
others similarly afflicted to try Rw Dr. McLean, who has been
them.
Yon can get • these pills from smut pastor f f the Presbyterian church et
ms Roof of roar Garage
Pee a tansd ea your garage tkat will haraasoi:e wipe
ye*: beam sad tot late may surreeadiags -- a Inca+ est
Root et Asphalt Slate.
Fire reeistaat, lastda* sad econotrical. to
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Brantford RooffngCo.%i.d Brantford, Ontario
Stock Carried, information
on Brantford R
W. M. McLean, •
Furnished and Service
Roofing rendered
by
- - 4Coderich
(Front The Goderich ,,Star of Nov,' oltly 23 against, and 020 for the Jack -
0th, 1000) son bylaw to 21 against. -
druggist. or by mail at 50 cents a hm
Myth 1 or the past forty years, hitt;
from The I)r. Williams Medicine Cal, retired, . and preached his farewell
801)108 oil Sunday Inst to large eon.
Brockville, Ont. • gregations. The Methodist church
•withdrew its service in the evening
SOME LOCAL. HISTORY • as a mark of esteem for the retirin,s
pastor. Dr, and Mrs. McLean will
Reproduced From Star Files of make their future home in. Goderiele.
Twenty Rears Ago-
1906)
and Lloyd Bylaws Carried
(From The Cloderich She. of Na^. Saturday, Nov. 1Oth, was a record
]944) day in the history of voting on bylnw•1
in Goderich, and the substantial Aup-
W'ell Known Citizens Left Goderich. sort given to the Lloyd and Jackson
This week Mr. and Mrs. ('olinI t'ompanles' propositions indicates.,the
.. nnlpbell, who have been residents of 4 deternhnation of out citizens to make
Goderich for about 23 years, the nasi Gods;ice. n manufacturing centre,
two years. on the, Huron road.: jne.t l Up till noon' there wee apparently an
outside tate town limits, have apathy on the part ,of those entitled
sAid goodbye to the old town. and .to-, vote, and the members • of tit
moved to Windsor, where they have Boned of Trade who had the matter:
pureh'ased a residence and will reside in eharge had_fears that enoueli vote»
in future. t would not be pollId to save the by-
To the Brent surprise of ori vitt-' lair's' .But with redoubled effue•is
David C t i during' the afternoon, the vote was
zens, Mr. ave •an a on,. for 8o got out, and when the ballots were' 0
many years _the West street baker- counted it was found . that consider- • h: i i dr en err
left Goderich by the . early train on ably more . than four-fifths or , 40 ,
Monday morning, for odei'i ve�", votes,. had been. polled. the figures FOR FLETC11Eli S
B. C. Ile. was born in Goderich 57 being 616 for the I.loard proposal to • 0 /1 , v" T 1 A.
years ago, and has ever been an hon.
CANADIAN NATIONAL RYe
TRAIN SERVICE to TORONTO
Duffy incept lunday
t4ve. Gotloritch 0.00 a nes. 2.20 p.m.
Clinton G 25 a.0 . 2.52 pen.
Seafortlt 6.41 a ni 3.12 p.m.
" Mitchell 7.04 a:rn. :,42 pan.
Arr. Stratford 7.30. a in. 4.10 p.m.
Kitchener 8.i20 0.111. 0.20 tens
"" Guelph $ 40 a m. 5.00 p.m.
" Toronto 10.10 n m. 7.30 p.m.
' ileal Hing--Tacrtce Porotlto 6.45 a.m.,
19.05 p.m. and :0 05 Nu.
Parlor Cafe ear, Goderich to Tar -
onto, on interning train, and Toronto
to Goderich 0,05 p. m. train.
• Through coach Goderich to Toronto.
F. V. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Passenger and Tickets Agents
'Phone 8
Dred and public spirited 'citizen. , It
has been said of hint that he was of - •
Internal and External Pains
• aro prom tl reiloved by
Tt�nM,as,' E���CTR�C OIL
ane when he retired frons the town;
council, because. he served in" that
S body twenty.one vears 'and , •never
• was defeated. His estimable son.
. William,- who has just matri(ulatad
accompanied him, and will likely en-'
ter the legal profession in Vancotr
' ver;
and Oled,;as was�;aisa one from the of Nettle, who flushed Snotty, Atte
Highways Department • re clericial [ier.'fatpier looked then sc+!'. at, tlle.c(sni-
work of the road superintendent's of etse„et, "Ah; Wflits lh-flee! n man
• See. A•communication from. .the •On- with a .heart of ,gnld� the: Iii+• of the
tario Railway and Municipal Board .
re telephone extensions into the vie- tamp. Ile left at the: end 0 the gen-
lagee of Bayfield was considered with sun to go back to his either, at wealthy.
the telephone' commissioners.. 1t was Southerner. Ile hnd left 110111ee to ler
finally decided to grant a right of Come a wanderer: I got a lc+fret rrorn
way through the township for the him a month ago, and what do you
parties interested to build their own think? His father had flied, leaving
private Iine, the. clerk being instruct- him It great fortune. art as septi as he.
ed to so notify the Beard. The fo1- settles the estate he's tanning to. find
Iowing accounts were, ordered paid : •
Armco, culvert, $58.15; T. L. Patter- me, and he Insists that we'll be like
son, bridge plans, 310• News Record, brothers for the rust of our lives.!'
printing, $113,251 S. Emnicrson, see
Evans received another. k'ttcr from :
ary, $58.50; D. Pocock; outlet for •►bis friend a week later. The latter
creek, $15; Harry Powell, overseeing was tenting after him• at enc('. By
this time 1Vard had become friendly
$8.75; Les. Cox, sheep claim, fG. 'The and familiar with the 'Ihtrrt'lls. Ile
council adjourned to meet Dec. 6th at had completed the work he had agreed
1.30 sharp` to do, blit lie lingerctr on, and they
Rr G. ,rnompSON;
"`- - .'• Clerk.
were giant to, have• herr about, and
Wa td..inls�,filasader ettli tv hnsk 1.. the
snnshtnc or ;\ettie e' rr ntTiit,-"
The municipal couneil met in the '.Then his friend .arrived end bore.
; hall at ;8 pen. Nov; 9th, all members him away to the hotel. A handsome.
present, the Reeve presiding. Min -Impetuous sort of a fellow, Drake took
Utes of last meeting adopted as read, a decided fnney to Nettle, and Ward
The treasurer reported receiving encouraged it. What better there to
$21.35 front Stewart Co., Benmilltr,
see his dearest friend happy In the
for cement, also $10 front•Idagistrate potttscxtgl(n1 of a wife worthy of any
Reid. being fine imposed in y 1•1ai- roan, In the estimation of Ward? Ile.
chwPolity, st Resolution a damedrafteby Sheep Itghed as lie told this to Mr. Darrell.
1Vawannsh re amendment to :gheep
Protection Aet was read and approv- It was tyke/ a secret pang that he •
ed by council. Treasurer repotted broached the subject of fostering a
i receiving front County Treasurer W. further mutual liking between Nettle
Lane a list of iota for sale for taxes and eta friend.
Dir. Bogie, Sheppardton, waited en ""Well, rve sort of studied Nettle.
the council re taxes on house burnt about this match," reported Mr. Dar-
last spring and on motion of Mr. Hill
1 and Mr. Goldthorpe, the sum of $10*
rela, a dt't or two Inter, . "It's no .go.
• was refunded on tax bill. Councillors She. 1►asn t the least Interest In Drake;
11111, Young and Goldthorpe were ape
outside of bus being your friend, Ila
pointed a committee to meet the Com- fact* Ward. I m pretty certain that
leittee from West Wawanosh re pro Nettle Is already in love."
d posed extension to Young creek "Why, you amaze mei" began 1Vard.
dram. The following accounts were "Who--•"
paid: G. Vanstone, $24.50: George "Are you blind? Who but yourself,
Caldwell, $12; Jno. Feagan. tr.50; my worthy friend? And becauede 1 like
Wm. haw, $5: ,i. Green, 310.91;; it.,. too. I'm glad of It, and humble.
MrC"abe.e $17,50; Wm. Strauahtln self•sacr(tleinf; 1Yitrd Want' tiered to
$2.60; Vt. lliugford, $IO• J.-Pitbledn
xR,70: R. McClure. $6: J. Million, 8," a !kiksee love at last.
11. �Petir(an, -$T0: lLeGei"dtlrnrtr,••1'3(.: , < , , . ...;- .�..�
1 J. McLarty. $4.75, all for work o" Worms, however generated,""are
roads: Geo. Bean, sunerintend+:ie bend iii the -digestive tracts, where
977: R, S. Ifetherinaton. R tiles and de• thaw set urs disturbances detrimental
iibering name. $1'5: Harry Freeman h to the health•of the child. 'There can
»lank tied work. $5.95; T. R. Pafse" be no comfort for the little ones until
Inn. Mil for plans for bridge: The the hurtful intruders have been ex-
(oderIeh Sir:nitl. tax notice.&. tl.i 25• I peeled• An excellent preparation fo 1
Anderieh hnanital for indir"nt nate this purpi a can be had in Miller's
lent. SAF,• Geeteri,h fawn. for sew -Pi Worm Powders. They will inimedie-
ntne. 8.'1.75 •^,nit t„e�,;„,r tion• +nit• telly destroy the worms and enurest
at it p.m. G. J. 1f5T1tl;Rt'. 1TCt`•.. the conditions thee *ere favorable to
Get • ¢1t. 6cx n/ Ikea brnIKesbls reps fet:sb I
k•d+y! i7'druggists 4u! s'orsr e•ery:14 .. Dita7
,r)Jldty/1V.rMlll t#/().141A* 1
•i
Ito* -Peps re.; Dupont Shyer, tomtit',
Colborne Township j aiiililP:
EXPECTANT.
MOTHERS'.
Read Mrs, Meilulyd's Leitter.
Her Experience May Help i
Chatham. Ontario. -'I want to tell
.you how much good your medicine ,
hal done me. Be-
fore my baby
came I felt so
weak and run•
down that I could
hardly do my
Y:� t otitinuually
and I was so dis-
couraged that I
could cry from
ttlotningtilInlght.
had another
baby justoneyear
a it gave me a kit to -
Se
o
Se I tho t I would try Lydia
B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
as I had reedho mach shoot it in the
little books. I foetid a dif!erece right
away as my mod was relieved and
my tired feelings gone: My sister
had been doing my washing and she
continued doing 1t, se she said it
might set me tack if I started to do
it again. It airs dad help mo and I
had taken jot two betties what my ..
baby' came. He is a but suit boy, ,
now neatly Are mantis old. I am is
taking medicine again and I an
ablate �ywork all fnow.
I sdwayss .. 1 the Vegetable •
Conrpnat,d to women, sae .apoei+aty I
to expectant nwtherd, set I believe 1
they need }d at thee* throes."--
ls[ra. iiir rvrat MntsAtw, 61 Gewi.r Rt.,
Glethean, Ontario. C 1
Te*0 h:., f lerte their extreme",
Phone lilt Nr1KA- es . Ceder1etc, -
Tbe it:tnir of £,in,.- • , !nowt. rf The time will soon b.' heie when i•
hr a Sentehman. but the str: alre pat• I will only he safe for it barber to t.k
of It is he died in provelty. the question "wet or dry'!"
•
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THAT IT HAS!MEN SOLD FOR NEARLY FIFTY TEARS .
AND is TODAY A GREATER 6514.10 THAN EVEiiI
IEFORS IS
NUMEROUS CURATIVE OUALl IE$F.OR ITS
Shall we sound
the retreat?
A
Pr HE scarred, old battleground of Ontario
is about to witness the supreme temper-
ance conflict of its history. Is booze coming
back again?
After twenty years of struggle: twenty
years of victories hammered out with blood
arid .tears ares- we -'now -to -sacrifice the
ground we have gaitled?
In the long, bitter struggle against the
liquor traffic, every trench has been .held
and consolidated. Now the great bulwark
of the Ontario Temperance Act is assailed
by all those who would make Ontario "wet"
again. .
Shall we then sound the retreat? Shall
we yield up the ground won in the"`oun'tless,
heart -breaking struggles of men, women
and children in bygone days. NEVER.
Let every man and woman, every v er,
stand firm in the onslaught and hold the.
hands of. the Prohibition candidates.
Vote for --1yQ.ur.
DRY candidate
Ontario Prohibition Union.
24 $11m eto loner" torieetn