HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1928-11-01, Page 3THdierDAY, NOV. lait• 1818
The "Flu"
LEFT HER WITH
A Wretched Cough
Brooks, 1164 flobeni St
Neighborhood News Nuggets
P. ked F Ou E Imge
rom r Xe
Vieseager, writes!. '
eager I had the —flu." mica, sad the
lint time it tett me with a wrote:40d
eyeing, Mat medal to stay right wan
liab Until i
Dr. Wood's
Noway
Pliso
Syrup
"The Arst bottle I' timed seemed to
Tetley° it so much 1 purchased the
• second one awl, now, I iind my cough
haa compleeely left me.
eeiagn•oetnataa—ana.e_ leatneleaee=wer be without'
bottle of 4Dr, Wooded Pine Syrup
in the house."
Price :15e. •a bottle; large family oho
00e, at all druggists mal dealers.
*Piit Op only by The T. Milburn to
Ltd, Torontoniaut.
LEGAL CARDS .
'En R. DARROW. •
Bareleter, -Soliciton Notary Publte, Ete..
• • Suceessor to J. L. Killer= -
Phone
97. ofilee, The Square, Goderieh.
"ERN'EOT M. LEE.
Barrister and Solicitor
Dondnion Bitten 46a Ray Street '
'Toronto 2
Telepbone Adeleide 416a.
rtliDLEY :E. 11101,MES,
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
•peeler. Conveyancer. Ittc;
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SPECIALgT
Da. F. a, 'R. FORSTER,
Elin, NOSE, THROAT •
Late 'Rouse Surgeon New York Opb-
thalmie and Aural Heeling, assistant at
Moorelleare Eye Ilospitel and ()olden
Square Throat Respitat nondon. Eng.
na Waterloo St, S. Stratford. Tele -
Sone 267,
-• At lintel Redford, Goderiete on -the
• evening of third Monday of ea.eh month
BR the following day, Tuesday, at
Pate
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUOleenea PBACTITIONItti.
Dlt. A. N. ATIONsON.
• lehiropraetod and Druolese Taeropist,
Goderieh
Mamie, Organic and Nervous Diseases
Equipped. with Diathermy, Electra-
- Magnetic Sante, Electronic Electric
Treatments and Chiropractic
Office hours -2 to 3 and 1 to '0 p.
and by appointment, excepting idendey
iand ThursdaY afternoons and evenings.
Oillee Hours -2 to o on4 7 JO
'
Lady in Aitendanceeo
iResidence arid Office—Comer South St.
and Britannia Road.
AUCTIONEERING
THOMAS OUNDRY a, SON.
deve Stock and General Auctioneers,
Mein Ave.. Goderiele
• les made everywhere and all efforts
de in eye yrm satisfectime
• timers' Sale Notes diem:nett
one,119.
"ROBERT 1108EraSON.
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Auctioneer, Eldon SO, Goderieh
.ectuluct and arrange any sale on
Ike latest methods to get best results.
See him, or drop a card and he will
give it immediate attention. Farm
Sates a specialty.
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• NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
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ii(WAKY Pust,m
fieneral nondeeenelng done
Good Companies Repreeented
Phone No. 208. •6 Ooderich. Ont.
iniSURANCE -
Sparling-Moore
.A quite tut prette wedding tiA:
ilaeo at hi it noon ou Yeedne Aloe,
October 24te, at the hione of M. ami
Mrs. Thos. IL Moore, :end on. of
Kiniueo. wizen their only dangle er,
Johann Irene, became the bride 01
ntr. Harold Beery S'parling, of
'Whitechurele
O'Brien -Hoffman
A quiet weddiug Ayes solemeized at
the Evangelleal parsonage, Zurich.
on Wednesday morning, °goiter
17th, when Mildred Matilda, only
Iughtvr f Mt'. nl M It
Hoffman, of Zurich, was united in
marriage Ito Mr. Albert Leroy
O'Brien, Sob of tare and Mrs. Wro.
O'Brien, of Zurich. • "
Wins Second Place in Race
Mr. Eugene Howey. of tleeter,
is attending Torontci University, won
second Ditto in the one -mile race of
tbe Intercollegiate intermediate track
meet held at Guelph on Tuesday of
last week, in which atbletee from
Western. Universtty, Guelph Agri-
cultural College, McMaster Univer-
sity and Varsity took part. ,
Walter-Casemore
A happy event took place at 2.30
-im Saturday, Oct. 13th. at the 'United
aura paesonage, Wingharn. when
May Elizabeth, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Casemore, he -
came the bride of John Wesley Wal-
ter, son of the late Mrs. John Elder,
the ceremony .being performed by
the pastor-
Desth of Wiliiam Clingers
After an extended illness, there
passed away on Wednesday, October
10. 1928, in the General Hospital,
Great Falls, Montane, Williem -Char-
ters, beloved littsband of -Clare Mc-
Burney. He was born in Kinloss
township BS years ago. Besides his
wife he is survival by Three. sena.
Brickvrood-Burdick
frao manage of an Exeter old boy,
Mr. John Earl Brieltwood, son ok Mr,
and Mrs. 3. B. Brigkwood, of London,
formerly of Exeter, but now of Nia-
gara Falls, N.Y., took place recently
at St. ?Aura M. E. church to Mies
Irene Burdick, daughter at •atr. and
Mrs, Jahn C. Burdick, also of Nia-
gara Falls. _
Jinks-MoLincheY
The wedding 'took place • at the
manse liensitin on -Wednesday after-
noon, 'October 24th, by the Rev. Ar-
thur Sinclair, of Mr. 'Manley Milks,
of Detroit, son of Mr, and Mrs. Chas,
slinks, of Hansa% to Mee Dane Mc-
Lincheat Goshen Line. The young
'couple will reside in Detroit..
Mrs. James Beattie Dead '
The funeral of the late Margaret
Rose, widow of the late James Beat-
tie; •whose death occurred at her borne
in Bridgeburg on Tiiesdan, Oct. leth,
after .nn illness of several months,
toe& piece from the residence of W.
J. Walker, Seafeeth, Thursday, Oct.
18th, to the Maitlandbank cemetery.
The service was concluded by Rev.
W. D. McDonald, of Egmondvillo.
Mrs. _Beattie, who was 65 years of
ege, was a daughter of Thelate ans.
Ross.
Death of Geo. Patterson
Meitner of- the pioneer residents
of Bullett township passed Out on o occurre •
eVi---Iriet.rin elltrtIAL FIlln LN81:41-
411" • ' ERTY INSURED.
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FAftet AND lenLATED 4roxvx PRoft-
BRAY INSURED.
Value of nronertv Insured up to ean-
uary 1910. 93,048, 975.00.
OFronlaienalarnes Connolly, !crest --
dent, Godertele; Jas, Evans. Vi' -Presi-
dent, Beechwood; T. E, Hays, Sec.-
Treas.. Seoforth.
InTREC'ffalS-13. r. Meneegor, Sea -
forth; 3. G. Grieve, 'Winthrop; Wit.
Wein, Constance; George efeCartneve
Tockereraith: !John Perris, ?fetlock:
' John 13ennewiee, Broadbagen; Murray
Gibson, Brucefteld. .
ACENTe—e. V. Yoe Ooderleh; Sandy
Leitch, Clinto ; Wm. Chesney, Sea -
forth: re Hine goy, Seaforth.
Policytielders ean pay their assese-
ments at Calvin Cutt's store, Goderieht
A. I. Moorish's Olothieg gore, Clinton;
or J. II, Reid* Bayfield,
.....agetre. .t.......=e-reeen—e•-•
FIR& 1NSURANCIt
, Have it litterided lo by the
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Edablished iii78 -
Head On14: Dungannon, Out.
Wmr .1. Them+, peon. • Auburn, Prek;
Wm, Watson.ilace Pres.; James °Ir-
vin, iton. Direetor; Directors—woe
eteQuillan, SU Helens; W. P. Deed,
11. Ti. No. '2, nucknow: Barry ra. sal.
keld, finderichz Alex. Nicholeon, Luck -
now; Tint Grinin, It 11. No. 7. titchnow:
GINS. Hewitt, Kincardine; llobt. David -
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The Leading
Fusers, Directors
awl Embalmer.
alto Asdisiasce Service
Orders earefully attendea to
at all hoivantitlit or day. We
are the inspectors of anatomy in
and for the Counts, of Huron.
Phone: Store 120; Residence
I. A. 'Wheeler 1
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
toutardite ingeo. Ocz. ainh. thQ
Ftilli of George l'attei$00, a highly
retpeetee citizen. The late tiecca-,,l;,
W10, imiustilem gen-
tleman WhAt VAMP to, Hulie.t
many ,.'ears ag.1 and carved. out a
eomfotiable home for himaelf attU
family, tie survived by his widow
and three sons and thre daughtere„
namely: William Patterson, Chin-
; Reber- d Alexander Ilulletnn,
Mrs. R. Pratt, Monerieft litre. Han- t
nate Chicago, and Mise Edith, at
home.
The Late Albert J Ford
Death elaiined ono of Exeterti
wed -known and higine, respected r a.
sideres on Monday morning, October
eend, in the person of Albers J. Ford. .
Mr. Ford had been ailing for some
time; .but -was not considered Sur-
iously ill until about two weeks'ago.
Ford was born on the farm south
of Bengal, now owned by Dr. Moir,
of that village, and spent the great-
er part of his life in tnat coninumity.
Mrs. Ford predeceased him In April
of this year. "
The Late Reginald Elliott
The funeral of tile 'late dieginald
Elhoft, formeriy of Exeter, who died '
in Toronto on Friday, Oct. 19th, waa
held' Monday morning from the EU., •
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BOOK LOVERS' CORNER
• (By Jane Holtby)
°A Good Book is tho Bost Companion'
Nearly thirteen years ape when Lurtis, is published by Louis Carrier
ter &pet on the Arrive' of The morn- very young, busan waspdAk gAvn & Co., Montr.eal. This is a vompar..
wee held under Masonic ausplceat ...
promise ex genius witte two novels, ativelY
mg train :rem e,ondon, The funeral
and Ushers, who are giving great promin.
new tinn of enterprising Pun.
Norwich, in which the Masonic bre- pi
ainyes :iiiperYtna"t turierillt;:annt(iubelvioctgr"aphy. II' Canadian authors
being conducted by brethren from "etaelity," following' them wiebomaity enee to young authors, ana especial -
and Canadian
Aaw at subjects. A very beautifill book of
thren of Exeter assisted. The
ceased was the son of the late rt. v.
d" :tine Road to tne Temple."
the height on -her powers, witli halt a theirs, "James Wolfe," will he re -
and Mrs. Elliott, of Exeter,. His liteame of. experience benind her, she viewed in this :Almon very soon.
boyhood days were spent in that Com. bap producea 'toe nrst novel of ner ---a.
felinity and early in life he enteral maturity—I-not pronaise, but fulfill- . THE PLAINS Oit ABRAHAM
the Molsons Bank as o junior. Ho .
• As in ''''Phe Black Hunter," where
anew. .
years ago. . The intricate wuye and byways of he described so vividly a stirring
period of our early history, fiainea
'retired feem active duties about five
Married at Windsor waltethnulenoan4sulkinenAllattreelaillia boat," b"uas. nuns
Queer ;corned has again aratvn on
thts deep wen of le end incident and
In the presence me unieediate rela. thaspell.
tives- a quiet weeding was ememnized First Naomi, tee young, impetuous nistorical episodes to make a very
• .
at nentrai aerated. chureb, Winosor, girl is wooed and won by a iteighbort absorbing novel. .
by etev. in itennells, %ellen mimed ing• lad, Joe Copeland, only to DO telt -.Teems Bulain, the son of a hardy
rnizaoeth, younger aaugefer of lan oesoiute by his atodentai death.
ttern4, hat-Canadian
tiEfna6glieshisnYel.
and Mrs. 'Initials IL tenunders, eee blyCaole4berEs yammer, tanereviercotteedetisounitoort, nheis-
voted to Toinette, the daughter of
Delaware :eve., Detroit and tormerni the seigneur of their tea,
1Caareinefe 'Louie Hollinger, younger Naomi. A.Ithough she accepts
action to eh but Tonteur,
hen doe fight
fia8nhdt tiosr enueilt,e. prepared to and
ot Brusselee booms the bride ot Mr. name—a n"le
SOO, 01 LOUIS ane elan neilaneee, she despises lura and their life to- Several years oe ealso tranquility
Morris township. After the eere:. nether is 'never happy. Naonli lives
mony luncheon was served at the In the past except :Jr her determine- Pats and then the terrible and
Prince Edward Hotel fojlowing, which tion that her child 0411 have no ea. eleetlY Indian warfare is unloosed
the ,bridal couple lett for a shore :snide put in the .pathefler life. 119011 the hapless lieePle. ateeiner re-
turning from a jaunt -finds his home
honeymoon. Mr. and Mrs. ,Hollinge • This ichilde Brook, the unusual
1 in fie e h' f h
eruell murdered th mance 1 Ouse
in asnes and Tonteur killed. Toin- •
Another pioneer of Hum County *less with Joe by the cool, murmur- otte, hidden in a secret passage in
ing stream that Bowed through her
the mill is the sole survivor. To -
bas passed aevay in the person a
,,,trs. malani thaw; ..t.., vmeh oc_ father's farm, is .an extraordinary
emit. Throughout her Hee she re_ gether she and ecenis with Odd, the
culaed at the home a her daught", eaitnful dog, fare forth exit° the hos-
sembles her nainv—tilere are many „,
Mrs. Wellington Nen, usborne 'tn., woods, Their experiencee are
en SaturdaY. October 20th. Five unexpected Iturils and twists to her tile
hair-raising. At length they are
years ago Mrs.• Din fell and epic. nature, especially her , ardent cham-
pioning of csiet.. es seen. as. she captured be the Senecas, but their
eured her hip, since that tune she Lorne he is not her father. But she lives art, miraculously spared. They
had been an unddidbut the Mune- is' also like her namesake in her Pere' are taken to a secret city and Toin-
diate cause of her death Was the gra— ette adopted as the chief's daughter.
dual Weakening of the sygem. litre. petual youth—even her son, cannot
township, York County, eighty-six
aoarborough realize tier age.. Things do not seem A winter on negeteat famine and
to leave :their mark on her. To Brook
Dinnin was been in privation convinces the Indians that
the overwimbning love of her nee evil spirits -dwell. in their visitors
their defeated warriori re -
years later •with her parents. In the comes in maturity and with happier and'when
tun with a white man who was re -
years ago, And Coale to Illebert 12
resulte than her mother. .
yew; MO she 'WAS united in marriage It is a splendid iitailit'lh the feica sporosiblegfor the .e.fach. ei, three, the
to the late William Dinnine and re- feeling is very high, and be is to be
Hibbert.
sided in Usborne township for a
number of years, later moving to tion of . youth to :44--igatani to her
parents—Brook to Naomi and Caleb
and Evans to his mother, Breekene 'front the camp and Toinette discovers
burnt at the stake. •aceine ii absent
.
Death or -Caton Resident of the euthlegriess of immatarity.
. the clear meting Minds of youth and i that this white man is Jeems' uncle,
Hepsibah Adams, a most sagacious
d S d Throagli kit •the - book the brook
.
trader, He and Toinette escape, are
Th death
will reside in Morris township. nitres being givee her by her mother m e, is at er and mother
• in memory or The houra of her.bappi- e 1
• Another Pieemer Passes
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J. J. WOVEN
THE SQUARE
the Plains of Abraham. His only
hope now is to find Odd, his do,
AMMO inuige had flitted before him
during the battle. Ile does find the
dog and through him, Toinette.
It is indeed a stirring tale. The
period is vividly pictured for us.
Mr. Curwood evidently bas an ex-
tensive knowledge of historical fqet,
a deep love of nature, and the ability
to make us part and parcel of his
st°"1.1.3"he Plains of Abraham," 810
geo, Price $2.00, published by Double-
day, Doran and Gundy, Toronto, is
worthy to take its place beside ite
forerunners in Canadian Monied
novels.
To Asthma Sulrerers.--Dr. J. D.
Kellogg's Asthma • Remedy. comee
like a helping band to a ainking
swimmer. It give; new life and
hope—somenting he bas come to be-
lieve impossible. Its benefit is too
evident to be questioned—it is its owa
best argureenta-its own beet adver-
tisement. If you suffer' from Oath -
Ma get This time -tried remedy and
find help like thousands of others. •
• Call up your
• customers by
. long distance
An occasional call Will make'
• it almost impossible for them
to stop trading with you.
Do you realize that one of tho
largest returns you can se-
cure from the expenditure of
a small sunt is to be had by
calling up old customere
occasionally by Long • Dis-
tance?
• Friendlinese begets friendli-
• ness. How can you or 1 keep
away from 4 merchant wbo
epoxide his moneyto glow
Ina iritereet in our affaira• ?
We can't.• '
The newspaper editor colintd
on this trait in human
nature. He naentiona sub-
ceribere' Immo frequently,
• because lee Immo they will
look for there in his paper.
The rdeveltatit vim odeasion-
9 titt calls cuetoinere by Long
• Distance in one who can't be
overlooked or forgotten.
ening, October 21st, at the home of Proves a oatipenting link, it is in the followed by the irate chief end their
scalps,
her son, Mr. A. J. Morin* Clinton, baekground of many of the actions presumably, brought back.Jeenis returns only to avenge him -
of Mrs. Mary Jane Robb, in her 84th and Brook's son as well as his krand-
Year. Mrs. Robb, although failing mother has his battle to fight by its self on the old chief and then makes
his way to Quebec, where be joins -
in health, had neverthejess been tie side. '
- and about as usual until a few days "Brook Evans," by Sueari:Glaspell, the forces and Is badly wounded on
before her death, having attended an Pages. $2.50,. published by Stokes
her Land & Stewart. Termite. * 4,0
inn
• church two weeks before. She was Co, distributed niCanada ,by Mete'.
born in Devonshire tngened,
• maide n name being Mary Jane
D
yell, end came to Canada with her
parents as a child, the family settling
-at Port Perry, where• she was mar-
ried to the late John Morrish, About
• forty-five year ago she and her hus- -
band moved to Clinton and that town
had been her home 'ever since.
1901 Mr. Morrish died and some ',ratite ,
'later she was married to John Robb,'
wile predeceased her by some. years.
Exeter Motoriiitis Forced Into Dacia
Near Clinton nee• .
What might have been a serious
accident happened on the London. ltd.
about two nules south of Clinton Sun-
• day afternoon, Oct. 21st. Mr. Wil-
bur Martin with his wife and family,
of Exeter, were motoring south on
the new cement highway in their
- Willys-Knight sedan and were in the
act of passing another ear when the
• driver pf the other car turned in at a
,gateway and was struck by Mr. Mar -
ear. The latter was forced into
the ditch, jumping a culvert tioveral
feet deep and straddling the new
ditch recently built by the highways
department when fixing the new road.
• Both ears were damaged, uomewhat,
but fortunately no one was hurt.
• A Golden Wedding
• Mr. and Mrs. Peter. itreyne, of
Exeter,were pleaeantly serprised on
Ttiesday of last week when the mein• bers of Their family unexpectedly met
so their home on Albert street to
. congratulate them on the anniame
. nary of their colden wedding. Fifty
years ago on October 23, le78., Mr.
and Mrs. Praerie were united in the
bonds of matrimony by the late Ilan
• Wm. Qunnee, of London, and during
'.all Theseyeano have been residents of
Exeter. Mrs. _Fray= wee formerly
"Miss Elizabeth Johnoon, daughter of
:the late Mr. and Mee. Sanibel John -
•:non, of Loudon. Mi. Praynetwas for
:about 45 yeeie a prominent harneee
- realm, relit* from active life a
ni few yearo ago to enjoy a well-earned
rest. Four daughtera and Man Jon of
me. - a family of six children are still
Mg and were All yreeent to offend
Herbs That Heal When 'the happy OCW810,11 with them: Lena
.E., nt home; Mee. Samuel W. Jory
e and 11 s. A a Pe bel o se
h I 'I. t tit
Lungs and Brune Mag. tlarel e anti h 0 011 on,
" and Bunsen Se of Brantford.
Tubes Seem all en Fire
Fifty enate aft0i, quietenoing Neuf,
James b1llath6r, came to Potaborenith
Ccunty. His wee a marvelous
compounding hetbal medicine.
: One of his many prtecriptions—for
folk .eubjett to lirenebitis or Eimiter ifle.
ited beery toughs and rale --ea* his
Detainlien( ltentedy, full el the !leach.
giving i*Actr thew* from Mether
NA t tilt, Jy.41, Wonderfoily beeline to
O'C• Ontario inflamed tweet. A builtice, of good,
, reel bated, Msko the segusieletteo
this ttied. relienat remedy. leeep 4VO4.1
1:1 this iteeer, leennhee loth the ether
All calls ttstalini tO eee ceigielog Betted -lieoeetleid
day or a
Rtetedielksn.. obteinable itegft
Pbnee Ies,Mk Issw
•• THE Tiit GAPTAiNS
"The 'tired Capiatiii.--ewhy are
they tired?The war lett, them so;
the war whose devastating tamer' ,
tore and twisted :he lives et ist men.n
An American, urged by a desire to
escape his hiettectual lne, enlists- lh:
Canada and is attached to the Britian
Air Force in England. To his aston-
ishment Tristam Gino, a young .enga
nehmen who epitomizes an the genii -
dee Dwight owlet but lacks, • le at-
tracted to the Amerieanand a. deep
friendship develdps. .
Tristam conaeee re Dwight Omit
his old uncle. "He's very literary,
you see, and -he hasn't kept it a sec-
ret that he wants me to write.. Co.
mic, isn't it. It's the only . sort of
immortality he believes in." Dwight
writes—wonderful war poetry, but
turns it over to Gore. At tirst it
free= a lark and they enter blithely
into the conspiracy, little dreaming !
of the consequences that will ensue. '
'Lha most complicated. is Ellie Jar-
rett, whom Dwight loves devotedly,but whose whim:eye is all for Gore,
the poet. Just before Gore leaves
for Prance they become engaged.'
Gore loved fighting, wine, songs. .
he loved his country enough to die
for it, but he did not love Ellie Jar-
rett. After his fiere death on the
Menin Road, what mire natural than
Dtvight's and Ellie's otolting to re-
build their livee together by their
mutual adoration of the loge boy!
They were nuagita and it didn't
• work!' •
• Ilia life become a hoydens, help-
less muddle complicated by • The fact
that he teldmicalia deserted—fore-
atalied his leave by a day.
The force of trio story in inIte teln
:ling and -an unique method ha e been
:employed. We are kept keyed up
by the interimptenis diat occur in
:the tale of Captain endley, an early
'acquaintance of Dwight's.
It io a armee, analytical study of
the tortured mind of thin uncouth
aoldier, full of collogitialinnts, but
with deep understanding of a• man's
bear%
4‘The Aiitrd regrinds." by Kent
• 'There iie nothing repulsive in Nag!
ler's Worm Powdere, and they fire
-pleatant to take ne eager, re that few
-children, will geffice them. In genie ;
.eaees They eaten vomiting through
their action hi an unsound etomach.
but tbia is only a manifeetation tf
their ideate:ling power, no ledication
that they ere hurtful. They ean b.
thc,roughly 41ov-ceded upon to dear
WCZIIIES from tIto syatera.
Modern -English
- woo nt./14,7: "I2no 0‘liozd tlifens
threa and it to Ileum." "Sandnoi.,),."
welting "a ewe te siege taarikaA
Filament attereeteet-y menn fee the
Campltell's One Stomps Goilorick *elegy tidea'
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