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THE GODERICH STAR
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""""•-t 43) Conteiblitione to (a) Teee of Apr. 21, sdvetei leg ,...... 1 03"
Englieh Scheel Girls sicross Canada, May 22, hospital seey ie„ , . -vii 08,
$20; lb) town band, $10; •() Nagy May 2, hospital sapplies... G C2
League, $15 (d) Reading matter for 'July 13, gifts to graduating
T'RURS1L. AZ FEIL CSth, 1i2:i
Broken Lines of Merchandise.
found daring $tock.caking
YOUNG MEN'S UIT -
Broken lines in Young Men's Suits, .double and single
breasted, • in all wool Worsteds, most of them in dark
patterns, gray and navy blue and stripe.
All sizes in the lot, Reg„ up to $28 and
$3.2,50
MEN'S and BOYS.' SWEATER,
COATS and • PULLOVERS
at ClearingPrices. Bos. Pullovers, regular $2 00
and similar reductions in tither liens,
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A. CORNFIELD
"$1-1OP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SI -HOP'.
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE •
PHONE 4i8 .,
5'saehool* in isolated districts, $6:25:1 nurses 4 G0i
.All the nown Coughwell-k
and Cold Recedes,
(e) Gcderkh Post Canadian I egioa ,Iely 20, hospital saalagalies.... 2 00
for Poppy Fund' 425; (f) Christ- Sept 17, doer caseriug, Ala.
nude cheer, t`hildren'S She12e1•, $11.Q41 wok ream . 1WO tWe.
(t ) Memo;iai tablet to late Airs. nice. 3, rent of Beall tbricl„ el 3 0166e 1 cs etc.
Burkholder, Pr avineial Regent, $2. Dee. 8, China foto Alaniee
d Flo;cer3 were lilacc4 on the menu- room 2i
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as cectasfou arose. 11c . i , table napl;ira> few i in L
p We regret Met three of o;n mem- Ahmed: mein
2'8°1- always stock at the Rexal a
hers have passed away during tlao Jasa. 14, Christmas !dent fob
;Sear: Mrs. halt, lits. Uanalsian:aa and Atameclz room 2 301Drag ,tore
1Mirs. Ince. Jan. 14, silver for Ahweel; i=
t Qair financial objective was 5300. room 1 001
!This sum we endeavored to raise by ' Balance on hand 37 10.E
latcvine,T a number of bridge rattles, a
salad lea, an, apron tea and rt bazaar. 278 NB We c'aI I` 7 complete stock ofall Patent
We close the year with a member.1
- a j = e ficin s D1'u Sundries,
ship of 4s, width is an increase over i The annual Meeting of Maple Leaf , i r j
the preceding years. Chapter, I. O. D. E., was held on. Wed- r 1 f ace OS t i1Q I, ars
All- of Oda is respectfully submit. neaday, Feb.. 4th, when the following
oHicers were elected for 1929: Reg-
E. BUCHAN AN, See y. lent, Mrs, Cockburn Ilsays; Vice -Reg -
The treasurees statement is PS fol, a en. Mrs. E. V. Leslie;•Sec% IMirs- E.
lowe : C. DUNLOP, BVI OP, P m B.
S MIS5 Dorothy Dickson;
I. p, D. E. ACCOUNT REXALL DRUG STORE
Reeelpte Mies Claire ReynOlds;
• conn; Assist . and Educational
ee y, S5 oro y . c son;, Treas.,
( Mrs. Philip Carey, Standard Bearer TF
1928 • • bits, iI. Tayloz, Mrs. J. N. H. Mills, BEDFORD BLOCK 'PHONE No, 1
Councillors—
Balance,
Balance, Jan. 31st, 1928 $ 1-4• es Miss Julia Lewis, Miss Josie Saun
Membersuship'bs'cripfees,tions es.... • .. , 31 60 dors, Miss Edrio Tye. Miss Laura Sal,
Echo 1 50' .hold, Miss Olive Allen«
Bank interest,....- ... 1 5't ` The annual report of the Maple
Mprtroy n attePaa«v. illcm. .:. , , ,... 171 20 Leaf
ilolxaxo.,..63 7601 yeTrhe C10hMapa8, tpewlera:
sLoa1e o aapccteompilnishthae
February bridge. xoom:.....;78 05 great deal, our finances perm
ittingus
Boy in 110o1 88 to make more donations. than were
Mir.
Apr. 21
May 31
May 31.
Aug. 24.
Sept. 17
" •' ` possible in any other year, To rase
S •100 6e, funds two rummage sales were held,
ti,••Igpa'Aditrrt e$
Echo subscriptions..
School 'girls' tour...
Stationery
(hikers' fees
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StrbsC rpt n to band
To hospital nee't
Rent of pavilion.,; ,.
Signal, ' printing .:
Star,. printing, , .....
Tena land dishes ....
Sept 26 To Navy League;
Membership fees,. .
School prizes..:....
To Burkholder u'm'1
History .books to
Northern Schools.
Memorial wreath...
Don't're Oen, Legion
Christnias Cheer to
one in the aprir;g and one ina the fall,
'arrd +a circus .masquerade was held in
150 the Goderiel pavilion in'August. In
2 00 Connection with the children's room
1 25 for . the story hour, an extension was
6 00 made and more chairs were procured
1tl Q0 7i it d-ther ambers' t-nnd-prude eur-
100. 00 tains-Or the ,room. ,A. tea 'for the
15 00 parents of the 'children was held one
3 70'Saturday afternoon in March. At
1, 9J0 Christmas the children were enter-
15 00'tained after their story hour with a
15 00 Christmas pie to• draw presents from,
31 60 and ice cream Lolly -pops to ea.. The
• 9 00 flower vases for the soldiers° memor-,
2 00 ia1 were repainted, and a member eras
• 'appointed for each week. to replace
• 6 26 the flowers.. A. wreath was placed.` on
5 00 the memorial on Armistice bay: A
25 00.clock was bought:for the- Maple Leaf
°ward an the hospital and tattles -nip
Oct. 20
... Nov. 26
llospital committees have boon apw
o t t r
tit l rn h and a at °
1 ed 1 on th I
p e y .
.T HEMPIRE F U
visited regularlyand, kept the talent- .Dee. 23
bets informed as to the recluirexne3ts`
of the'Ahmeek ward..
Local Chapters- Hold Annual Meeting s and Review Erirly in the year speeiai floor cow
,' ening was ,being laid in some of the
Wolk. Ilona wards and it was the wish. of the
Chapter to have the •covering put in
the Ahmeek ward.. Mils was done at
-a-cost•"af-$1-30,...1' the ,.dale aL eeeet
1y improved thereby'. The fu ish
ings of the ward required. replenish AlemEEle CHAPTER H
MAPLE LEAP .CHAPTER, BAT1
ON ,
• }XGEPTI ALL Y GOOD YEAR
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Twenty -Eighth Annual Report . ofAhinteek Chapter Shows
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Muth Work Done forliospital and
45 Members, Enrolled
'1'he enamel meeting of Ahmeek
Chapter, i. 0. 1). E. was; held in the
pubtia library on Monday, :Feb. 1$th.
The following ' o#rcers• were elected
Regent, 'Mrs, F. R. Redditt; let Vice
aliment, I3rs. 11. C.i)unlop;'2nd Vice
. Regent, ?Nits. 1I. -3. .A. MaeDwan;
.dee., Miss ePetiilie Iluchanant Treas.,.
Mre, A J, MaclCaay; Standard Bearer,
Mies Bene. 11,1aeVicar; Couneitlors,.
Mesdames lialrnes, Phhlen, Maxwell,
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Walker, Bail, Herald, liobt. 3ebnstole
Coulthurst, Brawn and Noble.. . "
The secretary'a annual report is as
follows ;
In,presenting the twenty-e1gIth an-
nual. report of the Ahureck Chapter,
I. O. D. E., we are pleased to be able
to say that the year Vas beenone of
progress. Twelve remitav meetings
have been held with a good average
attendance.
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Shelter,
Flowers to sick:...
Bridge ,prizes...,... 2 00
Rent of Masonie-hall 5 00
Rent of McKay hall .43' 00
Cash 'on hand....., 132 29
10 67 linoleunx was laid on they •floor. At -
1 00 rangements were made to plant
shrubs and towers bn the hospital
grounds. At Christmas plantswere
sent to the women s and: men`s .wards.
Miss Josie Saunders went as a dele-
gave to elle erg= annual Meeting of
S "40.66 .the Provincial Chapter of the I,0 Dr -'E
OSPITAL held. in Hamilton.
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ing and good supplies of linen of all ACCOUNT
kinds,. blankets, pillows, dishes,, and esecei is
cutlery have been added. •A new bed p
side tabte•with porcelain top. has also 132$
been purchased, so that we are 'dos- Bance in bank.- .. .
ing the year with a well .equipped Bridge, March 7th. , ; 7th.......
ward Salad tea and
bridge.....
Other interest. in which We have 'sept: 17,' front I.41:D.E. ac
had the privilege of assisting were ; 1342,. ,interest .. ,••••,
(1)' The..giving of three prizes to bolt.. iii. iariz7f;e. , , ..,.,, • • •
the public and separate schools for
the pupil at the Entrance examinee ! '
tion obtain"n8'the h g he t . -i -s " E2pena itar'es
sa .mar X in
eontposition,. • bxar. 17, rent of hall. .
(2) Gifts to the nurses on their Apr, 21, rent of hsa1C. ,
graduation. ' . Apr, 21, advertising
1. Meele E LEAF CHAPTER •
Receipts .
x928;
$ 10 81. Jan; 34 Balance on hand, ...$ 488 98
v1 'J5 Mar. 24 Aftern'n- tea, .library 13 25
73 #j;x May 30 Rummage sato re.
et 100'001 • ceipts ..;;... 108 61
Apr. 30 Bank ' interest...; , 7 32
42 .5) Aug, 16 Circus masquerade,
„ . ,._.1 net profits ... , ...: 300 08
278 08 Oct.: 31 Bank . interest .. . 5 85
[Nov..' 19 Runrincige • sale ,ie.
ceipts ..,..:.,.,.....,, 117 50
.:$ 3 i10. Nov. 19 Foes ...,...,..,;:. 12 50
' 3 p0 Dee; 15.lgr's. i osslie, donet'n 1. 00
155 Goods sold, Miss
GODERICH
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SUNSHINE AND COD LIVER OIL s wilt transmit ultra violet rays 'but' itc
The second of a very interesting has been found that these do not.
series of lectures by professors from stand tap but in time lose this prop.
the llnit'ersity of Western Ontario. erty, so that the use of this glasse
which aro 'belrat; given on Monday for instance, in schoolrooms with the.
'es e'uingg daring the. ' Lenten season in idea . that it will, produce •beneiictat"t
the parish hall of St. George's church effects on the children is not- re,.
under the. auspices :of the A. Y. P.A,, commended, in fact it is doubtful 'if'
was that of last Monday by Er. R. C. a child in the centre of the room ..out-
Dearle, M.t ., ?h D, rofessoz of phy- side the direct sunlight will get much:
sics. It had been announeed that the effect. Experiments are being fear-
lecture would be on the subject, "The tied on to determine the best ky?pes•
Why and .How of 'Radio," but asit of material to use for lloors.and walls. .
happened, the arrangement for the to reflect ultra violet rays and to pore
lecture was not made directly with feet a glass which will continue its
Dr. Dearle and be did not get the in- usefulness as a transmitter of these*
formation that hewas supposed •V: :We.
epeak.:ou this subject and came pre.1 The following are the others in the
pared to talk on the subject' of "Sun- series being given by. University of
light and Ultra Violet Rays." glow- Western Ontario professors, in con -
ever, he made this subject quiteas in nection with St. George's church:'
teresting, probably as the other would February 18th, "Frame's*r Thompson
have been. Dar. Dearle showed the and Some of leis . Poetry, by W S:
ways they have of measuring sun- Milne, 114.Ae professor of English Lit -
shine ..and gat e' scree anteresting tip- eratuxe; , March 4th, "Cornets, and'
uses of th.a .crilative aw 'tat ef'sun- Meteors,". by Dr, l3, It. Kingston,.
shine we get in this latetude for the M.A., : Ph.D., professor of Mattie--
various naoeihc. Not may are the nrat:es ; :1Miarch 11th, "Create the
days in -'z neer much shorter than the Cradle of Modern Civilizatialt,'" -by-
Dr. Sherwood -h `ox Ph.D. D: Litt.,
summer days but there is much less i
sunshine during the hours of day -.president of the • University; -and
light. For instance nidi the month of "Irish Impressions,"' by p;:. A. G.
December the.average . proportlee of Dorland, Ph,b., professor of history.
eunshiae fi t ao-lieurs-of-ds light -i;. i It Testifies for Itself. ---Dr. Thomas*•
less_ than one in five and for Januaay; Ecleetric
un needs no testimony of
I 1' htl' u f while } y
•on y s ig .y ,a eve one in Ive, w e ..
in August the average proportion., of tilests power other than itself. 'Whoever.
sunshhae to hours. of daylight is 110.6. trees it -for roughs or colds; for cuts
In, a'uly; With slightly longer, dais. or contusionst for sprains o1" burns,
the proportion is a little :Tess. ,for pains in the limbs or,body, well
i4lost greople have learned that in ; an need to the medicine proves itself
addition to, the light waves . of vury- and needs :1 guarantee, ttlse shows
ing lengths. which . produce the sen= why this rl rs rn general. use.
satiori of the various .ceers on the
eye, there • are waves below the red
and above the violet (invisible tight)
which produce on the one hand heat
and on the other aro valuable in
scientific investigations,., and more
recently--£fi."ese latter have been
found to have great:. therapeutic
*tie. It is the , ultra violet rays in
sunshine which give .to it its health
giving properties and it is onaccount
of the small amount of these which
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R THE
FACTS
READ Tf1"Eki
•leu^ ueoaie buv,owithout investigation of facts and on. snap or emotional judgment. Every year it is estinalated a
million tor buyers change their ideas on :their car sifter they have had it six months. Consider the foilowinK ,!Recti
before purchasing your next c and then "decide for yourself which car offers the moat va Iue for the money.
1. 1)0 s-ou know that no car under 82,000 outside
of Ford is putting on Houdaille Double Acting 1Iy-
daulic Shock Absorbers as standard equipment ?
2, That no car under $i,50o except Ford has trill
plex shatterproof windshield glass as standard equip-
ment.
That Ford is the only car under Buick with
three*- liuter ft0ating axle.
1, That Nord is the only car under Buick with
Torque tulle and Radius drive construction.
5. 1kird is the only ear under 81,50o with five.
bearing trafsnlissinn.
ti. That the New Ford has w5 roller and ball bear.
inys in its chassis.. .
7. Ford is 1110 only Ear under 81,501 with thrree-
quarter irrever iltle Meeringsystcllt. °
8. That Ford is one of few cars built today that
has five -steel -spoke wire wheels as standard equip -
111611t.
44. That Ford is the Oills; ear under higlhest priced
ears with Silent six -brake, internal expanding all -en -
dosed system.
i+w. `t`hat widen pink, in motor ars'e machined to
°tra+a 3 alt ars' of 1u?1 tioatipo type.
11. That aluminum alloy pistons aro -balanced to
an accuracy of two grains. This is the finest bal-
ance of any piston in any car regardless of cost, "
1 That when car is .traveling 50 Hiles per hour
-the revolutions per minute of motor is only.2053.
43. That gear ratio of new Ford is 3.7. • .
14. That the actual road elearanee of New Ford is
'J'.3 inches—highest of any American stock ea?.
15, That New Ford car has proven itself in public
iands tlis psst year as one of -the lne t performing
cars ever built—frons standpoint of pickup, hill
4tintlrin ability,. speed and riding comfort.
i fi. That the New Ford car has proven itself' lle-
yond any doubt as the most wonderful whiter ear
ever rbuilt. It starts., easily in cold weather and
bucks snow beyond tlief—ask the owners.
t✓7. That service anti dealer responsibility behind'
the New ford is unequalled • by that of any other car
built.
18. That New mord liOlds the road at high speeds
as good as ears being sold at highest prices.
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to. Lastly—That the New Ford stands out
relne in its field—hi anechaanical design, speeifia:`a-
'lions, egilipnlent, quality, and precision °workina-
:;hip.
THESE FAQ SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
All New Models now on Display at Garage, St. Andrew's Street
ORDER NOW FOR PROMPT SPRING DELIVERY
F. H. WOOD & SON
FORD SALES and SERVICE PHONE 540 W
$1055 44 we -enjoy in the winter, and to the
Expenditures face that eve muffle up a good deal
Mar. St tt'ry, suppl'ren, etc.. $ 4 45 when we do go out and do nut give the
Decorating children's ' sunshine that there is a chance to
room at library....
Exp. of Chapter party
Clock for 'hospit'I ward'
Humane Sac;, . Toronto
Chairs for library room
JW10: 4 Advert'g rummage
sale ....'.:.
Jurfe 4 +Tsp. to Prete 'Chap.
June 12 I.O.D.E. War Memo
`• . meal Fund
Officers' fees for '28
Donation English
school girls' tour
July 3 Framing pictures,
sundries, etc -
Sterilizers for . gra-
duating nurses
Floor cover'g, ward
.10 • at hospitaal, .... , .
July 13 Don. to Gode. band
Litt. 30 School prizes, books
Nov. 9 Donation; Canadian
Legion ..,•,
30 Advert'g and laundry
expenses....., .,
Navy League of
Canada
Children's War Me-
m °vial Hospital,
London..
Vets and donations
to N't'n'1 ,'Chapter
Dee. 7 Wreath en local
monument .
lir ilefreshments, ebil-
dren's • party at
library ...
G h.ri etrms gifts,
liewere, etc
Bond purelrised.
Btalance in bank
Cash on band
1929 :
,Tall. 0
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5t r0 reach the skin that people do not feel
13 70 as well in:tbe.winter as in the sum
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3 60 mer. Artifseial means . of producing
1 00 ultra violetrays have been found.
72 00 The ordinary are eleetric light, for in.
st0nce, is strong in ultra violet rays.
'x Ga 'and this has led to the r eating of the
11 00 various lamps we see somuch adver-
tised in magazines for giving one a -
40.00 dose of ultra violet. • Dr. Decade
6 00_warrred the audience, however, egainst
use of these except taller the .lire& -
2 00 tion of a competent medical man, for
the reason that these lanipa give oui.
6 85 about a thousand times the strength of ultra violet rays that we get :iron
we
Rheumatism
on't suffer needless
pain. Warm come
1Miiinard's l.inimment and
tub well into"the of
fected pasts. Xou'll experc-
eace alrnest instant relief.
For Itlinerd's antipain
simplyon'tget cetogether. ta
The Great White Liniment
7 On the sun sand a few minutes' over use '2s
of one of these lamps may do serious
131 tl0 injury sometimese A:a little too long
•25 00 may produce a painful:. sunburn 'or=
4 00 evert a blister.
Er. Dearle• toldthe secret of the
25 00 value of cod liver. oil, which may be
ATW'ATER KENT
BATTEAYLESS .
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called bottled •sunshine. The food
evhieh the cod revel. in is a particular
1" 41 sort of seaweed :which floats very
ea the near t surface sec of the wet RADlos.
`h ,water and
2G 00.absorbs a great deal of the sunshine I
and stores up its ,health -giving' prop- - - Tele i74e W for Demon '
a.
• • 00 *dies. The cod appropriates these in
its daily food and we can appropriate
"'i` 75 them value
by pan l ring the cod
henceiver oil, winter a
when season
leen t e glittle s
'Rel
shtue.
4 GO A peculiarity of the ultra violet
rays is that they cannot penetrate
1a; M5: ordinary glass, to that a person sit-
ting in sunlight behind glass windowe
does not get the health -giving effeet
04
• of the ultra violet rays, only the gond
titration
W. MacDONAL :
ELECTRICIAN
Britannia. Road
ems.
oral -good of tlu warmth •aunt (bright. 1-`.----a"- "-- - -'1'11- - = °'-A1 ..
104 1d' nese veinal.Dr Dearle believed ccs
+ ta1 .dkga +C' ic'y.
I'd R0 largely a mental stimulus. Various r
" (rOlitL1'CRMt „ .
. sorts of glass have been made which
$103a 41 "--,.`"
EDITH WILLIAMS, Treas.
• THE UST YET
The Arthur Circle May "Nothing;'
but the Truth," is full of humorous
situitionn, the bet yet. Don't fail to -
see it, Merrh 7th anwl fth. :
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