HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1928-11-29, Page 9THWANDAY. NOV, ewe, 11028
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Listen in Monday Night
Stating Deo, 3rd
The Voice of
restione
THE GODERICH STAR
s build and etraip and generally ettnaute NEGLEcTED Amin 'MUNICIPAL COUNCILS
hoepititLe. Great hoer watt dee
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Coder -telt Toniakits
uni•o4nakiiiilwr:sientel".ibiell'e'ohMen5411: 4)r`Bi.„4""4:: aro; in. lielmesville et)
tion TUenday declined lir. Route Ptak Piles Thuteday„ Nov. leth. Me. &tit teni
Muir wrete le tO hi% ear en
;len wau one of the woeld'e pioneers nen..
in hospital statelariratiote in twinge to their cloy teeni it quite “sdn., the Imo 'line, Committal, Poweli atin
ng TO a 'better Stallilatil and al,' mon tee gine In „wenn neer the read eupecintemient to art -angel a
Ocoee. • etteux04 nue „mem:, ;show „eine settlement as the culvert contractore ••
A question ogeeat impertauce rimy watt+ the health ee their *Liege, were tespensible for denture and tars
was that whit% converned the elleap• toes at tine time, foe iF, li(.adeS0 Mine Grainger, seperintetin
'e are of Patients le nosnitals: ill strength is Slipped by rapid gletwtii dent of ointon Poldie Mendel, W'
the present day parents did not la ear• Cd tor the hospital feee of a Geduld -I :
• the full cost of educating theic thin
hen. the •State eeme time fl! other
luring public, high oboe or ultiver-
8.0() P. M. • Eastern Time eity eareer, bearing some part. This
evould also upply in the treatment of
MEM THM RED .HIETWORK STATION* -lines% People tnignt 'prepare for
he education of their -children, but
Hear something new—surprising hey could not prepare againet sick -
different -35 piece orchestra—inter • iess. The time should • come and
na aly, known solosists—male oe-
tette--° ' test arid best in radio
entertainment.
Sporseored by the notskanse of
TIRESTONE OUNI.DIPPIED TORIES -
MOST PMR DOLLAR
HOSPITAL AUXILIARIES .
• Some Pixie Addressee Given at An-
nual Meeting of Ontario United
Ifospital Aids Association
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A, very fine and felt report of the
recent meeting of the Ontario 'United
eflospihel Alde Association in Handl. ;Wa"PlaCe t"thteh Pe"?' '''''''re-t'al''' Philanthroeble often to coustantly
nt len in preference
ton woe given at the last 111,cent:to to anowing them to e
the Goderich 'Women's Hospital Aid • die in the streets. Moe the time eave at its command the nnources
„ by the retiring president, Mr,. Fel- ; when Florence Nightingale bad said meessary to do this. •
Mrs. A. T. Edwards, e.ondoil, wale
ker, mad Mrs. C. A. Reid, who were I of the hospital, that it was hoped at
least, re-elected henorary presidentoof the
delegates . This convention was held i they would do the patients no
at the Hamilten General Hospital harm. to the present 'highly toenail,. Ontario *Muted Hospital Aids Assce
with Mrs. A. T. Edwards, of London, ed lunhly scientific and wonderfully etation, at the conclusion oi. the an -
president or the ' Association, in the organized institutions, a long step,' mal convention. Mrs. Hoeigms, Lon -
chant. Addresses of welcome were he •declared, and yet it had committed do, was elected honorary secretary,
le mil ,, t., • and the advisory board tactuttee Mrs,
made by Coutroller Bell, represoting - - --- " Rhynas of Burlingtoe to. tonvenee;
Mayor Burton, Lieut. -Col. Hatelo tory. Today the modern hospital ' • • "
is gnes 0 "P—ne
• •-• the
ebairmau of the hospital board, and was a place where young ;women, who
tot Dr. Wenn Langril, superintendent had spent years of training minister. local W001011'0 Auxiliary in tile Ham -
equipped hospital had evithin its te .
liton General Hospital and the seere.
ry of that organization., Thee
Ilam -
of the hospital. „Miss Rayside, the ed to the sick; every large and well se
lady superintendent of the hospital, • b
.
doors every type of scientific equip- a les re
, 0 exaY Pa 1 tegme labora includes
virtue of their office. The Itoerd also
paid her tribute to the' wok of he
Auxiliary, as bringing iii the spirit tories and every aid In diagnosing Miss Colter, Branteord; Mrs,
of co-operation, good will and under- and treating disease, The modern Bull, of Oshawa; Mrs. Btane, or Galte
standing and interest which could be operating room was a woritheffullY The sessions concluded ln the af-
received in no other way. -Miss Cli- constructed and finely adtrinustered ternoon. follo•wing 0 omigatful tea
inie; president of the Hamilton Aux- scientific laboratory. Because of tins at the itlountain Sanatorium. Here
the children of this generation would L
the ladies were xeceived, by Mrs.
Mary, brought greetinge from that
eociety. • geow up healthy citizens, where pre- r snl nt f the women's
Dr. Goldwin Holland, of Toronto, vtously they might Mee,- grown up board,'. Hamilton Health ' ociat•on•
,
addressed the ladies Ott Oecupation- erippled aod deformed through tub- Mrs. W. J. Westa,way, Mrs, Norman
al Therapy, telling of the svonderful eroulosis and other diseases. Assist- Evans. Mrs, Wilcox, .Mrs. ...Morris,
• results obtained in nervoito and other nng in the 'bringing about of these Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Lyle. The tea
' cases by this curative proems. Mrs. great Info • had b first f Il was lovely with its delay appoint -
the
Attketts, of Becton. addressed , •
the rnedmal profession, which with its
,• ments and masses of briloane eutumn
, the ladies at luncheon on the subject research and 'clinical application of fiovvers. Mrs. S. 0, Greening and
findings in the last few years, had eeeeeting
Miss Walker presided, A :stoat in -
was
• Pre -Natal Clinics and Post -Natal
there was the great nursing profes- -
hour, givoitillbd:T. 1111:7V 14ifigy.
deClating., that there
Played an impirtant part. Then tea
care of Mothers,
wos a crying need in this eountry fir
pre -natal ellnics, the development 0 e'en, ond finally the eineaker naid tel. , -
a repemeh to !Canada. She reCoUnt- plc citizens who. had marched togetli.: - Chilat-en'Tiery
work along this line in Europe being bite to -the great body of plillanthro-
roR FLETCHER $
ed many instances of lam: 'of posIt.
natal care of mothers, and to theer in groups here' and there etli over - •
li le the world in order that they might Ir•: -.0* -4 ik:Sti"OROA
favorable conditions which. Altoona
MIMS
children in their early years she at-
tributed much. of the responstoility
for modern-day crime and dellnquen-
el.
The delegates •were entertained at
the Tarnaltalte Club at trio tea hour
by Mrs. Gordon Fraser, who was as-
eisted by Miss -Climie in receiving the -
guests, Mrs. W•• Fie Groves, of Tor-
onto.. an ()caste -Tiding educationist,
'who for ten years has been o member
of the Toronto Board of Education,
was • the speaker on the occasion and
was introduced by Mrs. 0. W. Rhy- •
nas of Burlington. Following this .
the'delegates were guests at a thea-
tre party at the Pantagee. -
Dr. Malcobit -T. Meleachren,
M. D. C. Me Chicago, director
that anaemia develeps, tirst
signs may he noticed be peevistmeen !Patient. 'The couned favored the
languor and . headaches. ethe faee eituiltY Paling this owl charging the
grows pale. breathlessness and panto half to this townehip. The eourteil
tation eollow, with low spirits. favored the purehase of fette feet of
At the first symptom of anaemia snow fence. The treasurer was in -
mothers shouhl act at once. Negleet.istructed to IntY the various schools
ed almemia often leads to &dine, but the atn4rtiettisepleovnieectrafotersteatelibe actioudrittyo
if you see that yeUr daughter's blood PaY
is enriched there, need be, no muse raten also the . police village rates,
meld In the ttear future, ween the anxtety. he finest blood enricher Its 8001a iP auttbbnt aea ie r,
•ost of the ore of all Ste1: pcoUle' :ever discovered is Dr, Williams' Pink meet this. The collector wes in-
'
- vould be borne In some other way,
han by the patient bearing the whole
'est himself. The iminicipalitiee and
Ind government bad eesponsibilities
n this connection.
—The sPettker 0aid lieowas not one
+teed complete municipal control of
e hospital was for the ultimate good
tf the institution, although it had
• vorked out splendidly in Hamilton,
• , nunicipal control Ivo apt to take
ovary Secretarn •of the Ontario Hos.
lpital Assoeiation, addressed the dele-
Pnle, The pure, red blood created Arno e to eon toe o levy it
by these pills will quiekly banish alt taxes remain unpaid after Dee. 15th. ,
signs of anaemia, They win, will The following accounts were ordeted
up your girl's health and ensure her paid: Board of Health, e45;
a robust girlhood. Give your daugh. pal World. supplies, $08.43; Les. Co
OMR eif Itte Williareve sheelt claim, $90: Jas. Johnston.
Pills now Make her strong like damage to core
thou 11111 of girkt who bave been eeottelnellIOL.00.rvices at Dealtdt $.150
rescued from the elutehee of anaemia <.4. NefutelY, treasurer's some*,
by Dr. Williamfe Pink. Pills. Here is $120; Howard SturdY, collector's sal-
e bit of proof. Miss Mary Venditti, OM $105; R. G. Thompson, elerket
may front the instdution the man- •Catantount 1g 11 aays•--eTtiree salary, D. Gliddon, weed in-
teal 'voluntary enthusiasm so nocea- Y ag • ' g
s eetor $8. rove clerk and assessor
• getes at the luncheon at the Scottish inv. The time wes -coons evben I studied Vero hard tte graduate. The seleetilig jurors, $10; R. Ge Thom!)-
,
subject of advantages of larger mem. the cost of caring. forl'the indigent remit was I became very nervous end son. postage, $4.110; 3. Mulholland,
ltree Caul). at noon tiletinesclay on. the,
Iberehips in the liespital Associatiort
of Hospitol Aids. It was a long lick, would fall as u matter of legal thought they would have to send rae church slted, $5. This being the last
step from the days when the hospital .etnen on the government or mullion home. / took different kinds of toed- 'meeting of the -year council then ad-
necause it was impossible for leine which my parents aent xne, but Pureed to meet on Monday, Jan, 14,
1111 eoudition reniained unchanged. AS per otatute.
a box of Dr. Williams,' Pink Pills, R. G. TlIcOtelrPkr,
At last one of my teaehers gave me
ancl I had hardly finished it when I
Ock and the east of the care of all got so thin and pale my teachers hall rent, $5: W. J. Yee, use of
of hospital activities, Anterior'
College of Surgeons., in los address .
the following morning declared he
'was surprised to see how well civet -
(aped was hospital work m Ontario.
The hospital today woe ri very ne-
cessary part of the social structute•
one ou ot evert tels -persons-tweet--
there yearly. The hospital had be-
come an effective agent in curative
and preventive work. Good hospital •
service added years to gm life and
life to the years. Modern surgery,
too, had added fifteen years to the
Average span of lifet on Within the
• • past Ile years the average eleath Date
from rimeor operations had dropped
from 18 to 3 per cent. Formerly, the
patient nom forgotten by tne boapital
as soon as he went out Of the mutt-
tutionet door. Now, however, there
:wets much excellent follow-up treat -
anent done.
e The speaker declared that the
4auxiliary would more than Itaye fut.
filled, it; Moot essential duty if it
provided an intelligent ontaet be-
tween the hospital and the commun.
ity. "I do not care if you never raise
eent of money; the most valuAble
work an auxiliary can in is to have
its membero provide a mere compre-
nensive hiterpretation of the hospital
within •the conentuteity," be said.
iThey could alao Toni' out the
variotta hospital aervices by contri-
, tinting iltancial, 'aid. It woe. efteht
' _difficult, for the hospital administra-
te tor to get some oaf the emitter Genes
not provided for or thought of in the
budget. The auxiliatv could also
take 611 ACtiVe interect in soeial eer-
vice work, the tAcene nurnes, the
providing of linen and other neees-
nitiee in the inetitution.
"Ixt the Idulted Mato thee° has de.
veloped recently an antagoniem in
many of the leading Ito:vitals againot
ladies' aid aseociationa end email:too ,
ies, iThey intedere, so they flay,
with the adrainistrationeeentaid Dr.
Mach:eaten. "But if it Is a real
!Aid, a veal nuniliary, there will be no
trouble, becauce they will tvotit
tlitough the superintendent and 04.
(4', the adminietrators. Rut if the
Aid attempte to tem the hospital,then
there is trouble. Of comae some
miperintendento want to line it all ••
their own way and do not wicit atiy
• one to participate 10 the work."
The speaker thought that hoepital
aid work, as tarried on in Optario,
had resulted in a really great eceop.
(votive effett. In Australia and New
Zealand the Impact, aid aoloefatione
,carried 011 canteen eervice, sod opent
elte revenue tints obtained in baeleing
sep various hempital activitiee. 'A
littetber of intereeting lantern elide:,
were+ shewn, giving view: of raudeen '
beepitede itt catione rente of tho UM.
And Canada.
The reineiple ot modern hoenital •
,censtitiettlen, he ettel. gtch to to
wovide eoinfert onn tiered ef r,:`2r e vice !
to the patient, Hotpital planning
and renetenction Tied been revolutiOn, f
leed in the moot few years. Titkvo
%toil se derided psythir eff'ect,utnn tlr,
ntodoeshel by evoireftlabk.':
lovely' surroundings,. Slides were,
ehosini illy University reoeenal "It
Atte Arbor. With. -
Dr. W, limethry. Tctroote,
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could feel ait improvement in, my con. rrS LIKE SUMMERTIME -
&ion. I continued the lase of the IN CALIFORNIA
pills for some tithe langeir, and I 'an A Glorious Placa. to Spend the Winter
hardly tell all the good they did me. In Sunny Cahfornia you 'will find
I gained in strength and weight, and' wonderfta places to spend a montlt or
the color returned to my cheeks, and two this winter. It is a land of un -
at the end *fettle term I graduated, equalled climate, of high mountains,
I never fall to eeconunend Dr. Wit- of colorful deserts and fascinating
ed.lt ircienisdsneaenda. cities,. .
sort centres along the Pacific Coast
alicoalnusathrtainnkeesPilw14hetn° tesmYtoni Suraptuous hotels at the many ve-
You can get these pills from your Nvill make your stay a pleasant one.
druggist, or by• nudean eel eents A hex Many visitore to Celifornia plan
from The ier, eiriniamet iteedicine their itinerary via the North Pacific
Brockville, Ont. ., • e Coast. The beauty told cosmpolitan
charm:ter of Vancouver and- Victoria
Report of Rog Shipments for Mouth —Canada's famous far western cities,
Ending Oetober 31. 1.928 make the journey enjoyable and in-
teresteng,
Complete information regarding
California—fates, accommodation:end
literature gladly supplied by any
Canadian National_ Railways Agent,
• Ready-made Medieine.--You" need
no, physician for ordinary ills when
you have at hand a bottle of Dr.
Thomas' Eclectrie Olt. For coughs,
sore throat, colds, bronebial troubles,
it is invaluable; for scalds, burns,
bruises, sprains,it is unsurpassed 1
while for euts, sores and the like it
is an unquestionable healer. It needs
no .testimonial other than the use,
and that will satisfyanyone es•to its
effectiveness.
Goderieh—Totra hogs, to5; seeect
bacon, 28; thick smooth, 71:- heavies,
4; lights and feeders, 7. McGaw—
Total hogs, 501; select bacon, 166;
thick smooth. SOO; heavies, 19; extra
heavies, 2; shop hogs, 18: lights and
feeders, 3. Auburn—!Total hogs,
895; select baron, 175; thick smooth,
199; heavies, 3; extra heavien 1;
shop hogs, 10: lights and feeders, 2.
Huron County. -Total hogs, 00211;
select bacon, 2180; thick smooth,
3036: heavies. 148; extra heavies, 7;
shop hogs, 123; lights and feedeni,
'Tho Goderich Stan for Service anti
Satisfattion.
1
utstancung Chevrolet
of Chevrolet History
-a fix in the price range of ate four
Chevrolet Motor Compoy of Canada, Limited, '
announces The Outstanding Chevrolet of Chevrolet
Histoty •. a Six it the price range of die four!'
Spectacular as Chevrolet' e achievements have been' in the
„ past . notable at its engineering triumphs have proved
themselves to be.o.this rent:4441e stew car dwarfs -every
previous Chevrolet accoutplishinent. Not only doe* It intro-
duce into the low•priced field en entirely new Measure of
performance, conifott, beauty end dykes -ton it ie o14 at
prices so tow as to atter etery previous conception Of motor
car value.
The new sit•cylinder vatvesin.bead
enginedeveloped ftoirt more than a
hundred motors designed especially for
this settititionot cete--tandt out es an
engineering masterpiece. With a
power increase of approximately 32r/o
over the previous Chevrolet meter,
with sensetionsilly grotto toted and
faster ecceleration—sit offers a typo of
pernermence that is litetally ettound,
even to those 1v110 lust/e bten
driving ears cot*** hundred, of den
tars more.
The Rosdster
The Phu' ton
The Coach
The,Coupe
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Throughout the entire speed range, it performs with 1
smoothness and quieutess of operation that have never lie.
fore been appreacheel in a low•Priced Automobile. At the
slower speeds of city traffic h idles along with wonderful
silence and ease. On boulevards and country toads it
responds with art eagerness that is a constant delight. It
takes the longest and steepest hills witlt an abundant reserve
of power that is a source of pride to the driver.
And its economy of operation Averages better than 29 miles
to the gallon of gasoline!.
- In appeerance, this Outstanding Chev.
• relet is so smart, so stylish and to
• tinctively appointed that it rivals the.
costliest ctsstotn creations. The new
• Fisher bodies' are longer, lower and
roomier with adjustable driver's scat
in all closed models. ----and reveal the
matchlets attistry 01 Fisher designers.
Von are cordially inviecd to visit out
chowreent cud centre complete and
detailed information on 21111 seer:a.
tlicnal new car which will Le ready for
d livery heoinnitt5 January lit.
• 0•84-12.26
fl
• 0 $665
. •:76764
• . $760
The Sedan . * . . $670
The Sport Cabriolet . .$131.35
The Convertible Landau 025
Lignonefivery Chassis . $510
Above Vices at Faaory,04assa
tio:-,taasonne Tom Elam
ills Ton Citassis . $695
It team,. Wothar4illo
Goyamentat Tans Extra
M clEtWAN & TEBBUTT
CODERICH, ONTARIO.
Pxontier or GENEVA:. MO ORS OF CANADA, LIMITED
PAtele eitiefeS
I I I
GREER
*reeked Cars
REPAIRED
Don't be satisfied with a makeehift eob. Wo ars
speeislists in Auto Body Work and have the largest and only
templetely equipped Wily repair department in this pat at
the ceuntry.
Body and Fender repairs--BlaeksmithIng—,
Upholstering—Top-repairs and Duce o Refinishing
all in one shop.
' Drive in toolayooDrivie: Mit toomorrow.
HUM Metcalf WA Corner Ye* awl Talbot Mo.
1. B. GREER Z. fON LONWON
Grand Rapids Berber .v 111 A10:1 No
Mort Hair; Believes, It Contrary to
Bible Teaching
• Obble Bergsma,a west side •Itarber
of Grand Rapids. Miell., bus quit bob-
-bing -women's hair, having reached
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the conclusion that cutting feminin
me
locks is egast • the word of God.
His Biblical authority is the follow.
Mg passage
"Doth not evOn nuture'If tenek
you thatif a Man have long haitit is
sbame unto him? But if a woman
have long hair it is a glor,st to her,
for her hair is given to her for a eov.
ering."---1 Corinthians, .111:4-15. •
"In like manner also, that women
adorn- tloonselves in *modest apparel,
with shamefacedness .one sobriety ;
net with. braided hair, or gold, or
Pearls, or costly array: but (whielt
becometh woluen Professing .Godli-
ness) with good works."—I 'Timothy
ror several weeks Ilergsran warn.
ed his patrons of his Intention, so
reads the Grand -Rapids deepatele
and nowhe is earryino out -his ruling,
He asserts he will follow the -teach-
ings of the Bible even if it pions
cutting ltia busineas in half, ,
.women cestomers .previmisly bed
numbered as many as JO weekly.
Ile even clinped 'hair for his three
sisters, who, now agree with their
brother and are permitting their hair
to grow long. His loss of feminine
trade will be xnade up in part, at
least, 'bY an increased patronage from
men !who desire to go to a shop Where
they meed- not wait while women oc-
cupy -tbe chairs ahead of them.
Bergsma is not a member of soy
chtircit and subscribes to .no partiteu.
lar creed, but is convinced his stand.
is in accordance with the tearbings
of the Bible.'
• No surgical operation is -neeessat7
in removing' corns if Holloway's (Niro
:Removet be used.
331)
For Upholstering. Repairing
end Refinishing.
A large range of Sam le Corot --
Artie .
The West Street
Electrical Shop
We carry a, good stock of
Electrical Appliances
Fixtures, etc.
We' Specialize in
Wiring of All Kind*
Estimates given on.
application
All Work Guaranteed
Frank McArthur
Phone 82 WestStreet
„
1`. "'cedlnth.hesrof the
business district. • te
Overlooking GrentLarciftRoln
!A modem fire -proof }knee!
500 room*: each withiettho
Rates: tate and upwards... f
4 Famous Restaurant m1400414
also Coffee Shop .4.
ILVEkIN E.
2i4mEOIAN —•T RO
Nelson fit.
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LOGS WANTED
We the undersigned, are open to buy all kinds
of timber again this winter. We will pay you good
price and give you liberal measurement and grades
for your-logs-tlelivered-te-our saw- mill here.
We believe it is to the interest of the fanner to
• eut his own logs and deliver them, but anyone hav-
ing Standingtimber and wishing to sell on the stump,
kindly see us before you do anything and we will be
glad to see you.
We will pay you spot cash fir anything you have
to offer, and as our lumber is largely manufactured
into:the finished product, it helps our own province
by sellirtg to a concern like oun.
• Signed—
THE LUCICNOW TABLE CO., Ltd.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
PHONE 25 130X 206
Elmoommannommi
Kicking a Tire is no limy to test
O %ye gougeiantrirceastlounreoll
I la= g'"""
There is a correct pressure for your tires. It de-
• pends on the size of the tire and the wheel lot&
At that pressure your tires will give you :Tullio
mum mileage. If your tire inflation goes three
pounds below that correct pressure you cut mile.
age front the life of your tires.
the a gauge.
Better se' drop in at A D0314111011 Tire Depot ace a
week and izava every tiro inspected, and the pelmet
checked. Let an expert seatch for cuts end !miss,
Often a alight mair will prevent a blow,out.
You are tievc-r far away ffallt tt
DOMINION 41:1RE .0
J. FISHER