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TH U MBA Y MARCH 21st, 1021
THE GODERICH STAR
"' ' Neighborhood News Nuggets , Nciij,itsPY le,:iing
Cimstipatin 1,,'
Uri. Jolla rk, Mims, Oslo* Lake, Picked From Our Exchanges tor
Sask., wittassi-"I bare bee* troutial
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with coestieatirat ever *am T cite re. • .,.
member, aria have trial alfferent kinds ur..010., w. Ford, et Exeter. ha_ 1 Mame Third Place in Coldest
Business Chauge
of medicine, but with very little effect. e aliss Mabel Worianan, tar Heniall,
ll disposed of his grocery bliailleSe on , won third place in the °retake' cons
"Beading fa Pur A101000 I illw Main street, to Mrs Frank Coale?, Sa.1 toe tied in Stratford on Friday
wkero
Milburn's
of Uaborna. who takes po$eeseren of ; eventnia March fah. Miss Work -
the new business April tab, ;man, 4t ugh only thirteen yews 4A
)" Death of Harold Henry Bender age, treat third place and created al
"I2ho death occurred or Sundae -Leta' favorable imenessioe. Her sub. Nothing relieve* tension so
Mach ard, of nevoid Helve Bender, Seed wee "The reePlee Of Cfdlatia." effectively as ataigley's. The act of
had renewal others from constipation se son of M. and Ma. WM. IL Bender, 4, Dodde.Welister &gain& as motorises have discovs
"I got a few viale ana they ma mo , Detroit, aged 13 Vara, five months at tbe home af the bride's parents, w
On WednesdaY evening. March Otb, fredi 44* a le latil° ic.t.°Ihollt g
dart.
X decided, to give them a trial. : formerly of Zurich, at their Lome in
the ealthfu c ceasing action or
a world of good; I have not been. eone creeds of the fee
and 2.1 days, cuuse oa death beingtho eke ene Mrs. Lau° 8. weasel., ele-I titiota "fteohel the mouth and
Killop, the marriage t....aa awe 4..a 'instates tne armee. -
Death of ThW E Hayes. Feemeri,
Alta, or of arrefestk and Warden r
of itettiel leeway •
/ Themes E, tiara deafeatife ',lie al:
I rite:ea., died at tee reeicanre itiA
*OW iliPlit•Ws Juba M, Covent:tie
M,P.TS, at Seaford% Thureday
' in /lie altat ?reale Ile v.ae befit reale.
Maysville, Waterlea County, zumeali
taftre bie father. and crime to thca
P teveerhip ef Mehillea, tear Seafe.teall
1 when lie w;i9s eS old. tare a ;
number
f -N-cari he fate 1. then ass
tired to 1"....)ettfCrtho whirs% 11C' W•.b.3
since* nmear. Mae !lays veer a fete
leer Warden et the Crant? 4lagen, .
,As taa Ceanserratita caret:date le
eenteeted the Peuth lateen
turairist the at joke ideMithan free
the Federal seat, and agctinet the date
Thanes Gibson for etre Ontarie
'louse. lIis. wife predecared atm las.
some vears. auci ti,X;;0 twa,sons.
R. Nelson Mays of the Poen wad
clerk Centpaov. N'ew Nara. and Will
Hays, raf Edgeston, Atlanta; tan
daughters, Mrs. John al. froventoeit.
Seaforth. and Mee. Edward Munro, of
Regina. Sask. Ta illEMeat Wafi held
• .on Monday. '
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stipated ever entre 1 began taking The Late William Oke
attramnia,a,ad Xerk "Iv 887 feel ' The death took 'deceits Ileborrie
.. on Tuesday, March 12th. of Mr. Wa-
rr/re tate. vial at all druggists teed Ham Oke, inbts f35th year. The de-
.their.sreond daugliter, .CO1'3. Peat!, to
William IDedde, eon of Mr. Thera
-.Dodd-s, Rev. W. P. Laue oft...Wings
iBakersWatakel ,
dealerseor moiled alma toe tecapt o2 - cowed bad. been ailmg few . a ./. t tlie borne of Capt. and Mrs. J.
Prieo b,y Tice T. Milburn Co., Ltd., weeks but was :able to be up mar* defter:on, 2204 Athol street, Re -
Telenet, Oa. , 4TOUIld until tbo day of his death. gina, the latter's sister, Miss Eve
Muriel Wenkel, Seaforth, was mar-
ried •to Wm. al'. Baiter Elbow, QTe
Empey-Sraith
" LEGAL CARDS • The marriage of Chum Carolina
-a. Smith, daughter of the late M. and
je. IL DARROW.
aarrister, Solicitor, Notary Palle, Eto.
Successor to J. L. Eiliorane
Phone 01. Office, The 'Square, Goderieb.
E R N glac-31. 14 E E
Barrister and Solicitor
San. Life Bldg:, Adelaide and Victoria
Telenh.one: Elgin .6301
Taranto 2.
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DUDLEY .E. HOLMES.
Barrister, Solicitor, ellotarr
Publie. Conveyancer, Eta,
PRONE 27 11.A.MIl4rtiN cream
SPECIALIST
1St. IP. 3. B. FORS1'811. • -
EVE, EAR. NOSE. THROAT
Late House Surgeon- New lortrOeh-
tubule and Aural Respite', aseistant at
afoorettelras• Eye Hospital and Golden
•Square Throat Hospital. London, In.
53 Waterloo St., S, Stratford. Tele-
. phone 267. see
At Hotel Bedford. Goderiell nn the
..everting of third Monday of each month
.W1 the following day, TuesditiO at
'Pen.
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• • CPIROPRACTIC
IrrOLESS• PnAariTtozitn.
• nn. A. N. ATKINSO:a.
Chiropractor and 'Drugless thdraldst,
GoderieIL
Chroiiie, Organic and Nervous nemeses
Equipped with Inatherrna Blectra-'
?Jeanette Baths, Electronic Electric
Treatments and Chiropraetic.
()Mee hours -2 to 3 and '1 p. m.
' and by appointment, -excepting. liontlaa
end Thursday afternoona and evenlegs.
Office flours -2 to 5 and '1 to 2 p.m.
• Lady In Attendanee. •
alesidencreand °Mee -Corner %dle St,
and Britannia Road,
AUCTIONkEIUNG
aTTIOMAS GlaNDRY a SON.
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LiveStoek and General Anetioneers,
, Elgin Ave, Goderiele
Sales made everywhere and alt efforts
rode to al.liff you satisfattione
Farmers' Sale Notes discrere.ted, •
Phone 110.
•
e.„-er . "WESLEY W. mann: AUCTIONEER.
't 4 ' • ".Viii ;conduct sales anywhere.
--.2 My terms are rcesonable and I win try
and • satistuction.
Phone Carlow 13iS, or address R. R.
.1, Coderich. - , .
• NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
• War BAILIE. " •
NaTARY Pill3TA0
Canerei Conveynneing (7050Good Cortipaales ltepeesented
phone No, 203. • Gorlertria Ont.
RIGL
after
CV1017
mem A PERFECT MEDICINE
FOR urns ONES
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by a ceremony periormcd 10 ------ree-raatee.--.•.-
o eloek aY 'morn Ma are s Y lie Seli, daughter of M. and Mrs.
Mrs. William Sandmen, Blyth,
-a Time A. D. MacKenzie.
Chester Early Empese. sort of hire. Prank Sell of Wingliam, passed
Emmy and the tete WilliarroEntpeY, eastern Charges -on Parcel Peet PeaeefullY away at her home on Mon -
of Thamesford, Ont., was quietly sol- A. un aid to the public service. day, March lith, in her 20th year.
einnized on Tuesday afternoon, Mar. Postmaster Sills has been appointed She had enjoyed good health until
12th, at St. Andrew's United church eustoms collector at Seaforth on pos- about six weeks ago. Doting her
ill -
manse, Blyth.
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- evarded•tbreugh,the Post 0iSee* liadY '4 Death oillirs;Ches. Sherbert
areal e .
be cleared as formerly at the ,Sea-
, forth post office. , , The death of Mrs. Charles Eberliart
Death ot Mr. George Middleton a ehome 'e her daughter, Mrs.
John T. Elgie, Tuckersmith, on Mon -
Tuesday, Pebreary 26th last, Sew day morning., March llth, in her Slat
the passing away of one of the very I year, removed one who had seen the
° old residents -of the district of 'Luck- .
Mid- cleared. in the hush. When the de -
now in the peraon of Mr. George arms 1 e township being
dleton, of.the 4th con., Kinloss. Bora eoeseea . whose maiden name was
•
They quickie reflect your health on the 100. of September. 1838, Mr.. Mary Ann Bain% was sat year e of
..and physical condition -restless Middleton had lived well into his age, the family carne to Western On -
eyes indicate the temperament of 91st year.Death was due to the - la , tem
the stomata Torontoandma • their
tatural decay of•old age. way through the bush to a spot
Watch the eyei . . . see that
the whites are clear with 'a healthy Abey.Rankes Wedding. three miles east of Staffa, and erect-
- bluish theta The minute a yea no marriage of Evelyn May, dee. ed their own log` house. On this
low tinge appears it betrays cone ghter of lairs. Brankes and the late farm she lived until her marriage to
stipation, sluggish. liver or bil- Geoz.ge Dankes, Prowess avenue, the lato "lea " art, 0 g -
toe -mess yea rteld a laxative. London, to Arthur Ridley AbeY, son anandville.
Bring b'ack your of Mrs. Abey, and the late Rev. Geo. I • Engagements Announced
with rochma 0 pino..41,0 ouzo wo5, to . 30.f Anblemys,sSouth London, and formerly ee
Vigour:, Vim, Vitality
raterses.,. joyous, bounding a en Saturday afternoop, March 9th, at
els, was quietly :solemnized BrULere El. ealdn,4 annMrotneeWitilhjeaniengDagmemgleanlit
of their V , Marraret
.St. James' Anglican church.
' Ann Pearl, to Mr. Lindsay W. Eyre,
Death of Mrs. Anthony Meabott son of Mr. and Mrs. George Eyre, of
Elitahrth tethers, widow of the Tuckersmith. Ont., the marriage to
tate Anthony Meehan, passed away take place the end of March.
tat parcels, as from Meech 1, 1929. ness every atedieel aid had been
This means that easels from for- sought and tmta 4 few days before
• eign countries on which customs her death -hopes were held out for
',charges are dee and which are for- her recovery'.
Those Languid Eyes
Trr i uter daily
couree rmot ct or A v.„„p4t, March 4th. She was in her 60th Usborne, announce the engagement
paw. Yourersealt " n"7.7, - year,and for several years bad been of their only dauelster, Grace Irene,
. 10 the um. ' 4° u-- in health. She was. born a; to Mr. Clavenee Morris Simmons. of
Rea aboutCharacter front Mt Ryes in .... Poor
jusocistechos Advorakements. P.410111.. Ont., where the early part •r, Windsor, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
. ego Amor Herod v. mid& a ace her ase was spent. Her husband weeley G. Simmons, of Exeter.
Lease Terceee MU) predeceased her ,several years ago.
, , oArsuir The marriage to take place the Int-
•. Death of Mrs. Peter Woolley ter part of the month. ...
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. - ' Tbere-passed-aveay•-atiter-lietae io---yr---m. M. rfornetrorr iliWort aarrister,
•- Stratford on 'Wednesday, March title is Host at Banquet and Dance
-111 w t str et -•
after a short illness. Mrs. Peter . , at Kippen
Woolley, formerly of , Hensel!. Mrs. ,.....
Woolley was born in Alsfehlt, Ger- Willem M. Doig, barrister of Fort
many, and was formerly Julianne Huron, Alia., and a native of ,Port
and came to this country with easmith, on Tuesday, Mar. 12th, tele-
. her rarepee et the age of .six years. • brated his 70th birthday by enter-
tanung several scores of guests front
We carry a good stock. of Mr. 'Woolley predeceased her by, two
i the district to a huge banquet and
years. • .
Electrical Appliances , 4 Celebrated Fifty-tafth. Wedding dance held in the town hall at Hipper'.
Hundreds of intitations were sent
Fixture*, etc.
c Anniversary out and large numbers of guests
• ` A very enjoyable family reunion were .present from Port Huron, Doe
we specialize in took place at the home of Mr. and Seaforth, Clinton. Gerrie, Hens
Wiring. of All KindsMonday..
Mrs. Mathew Woods. of Lucknow, on trait
, March 11, the oecasion being sall and other places. The first part
of the evening was devoted to dane-
.
Eitimates given on-- . •:ig and this was continued until mid-
. their fifty-fifth wedding anniversary
applicadeil -. Those present were their son, 1.• night when a sumptuous lunch was
Herbert Woods and Mrs. Woods and setved. A largo birthday cake, brii-
Ail Work Guaranteed little daughter,' Pegq, Miss Rebeaaa ?early agaitea wita ao caridiaa had
Woods and Mo. Tar ton, all of De-. ea""
ween ,prepared by Mrs. Doig and this
treat. also Mre and Mrs. Harry Mc- was cut and divided among the'
• Frank. McArtluir..' Quillin and daughter, Margaret, of guests. Following the servIng of
L know
at her home in Wingham on Mender'. Mr. and Mrs, Garnet J. Frayne, of
INKuremen •
itreOLLov murtt.ms P188 !Natal -
eta ERTY INSURED. -
•'FARM AND TeriLATED TOWN
EllAY INSCRED. ••• •
Value of nronertY .Insured tlit to Jan-
aary .1010. te1.0itt. 075.fee
OFFICIEllasalanies Connoliv, Prest-
dent, Goderieln; Jas. taans. Vire-Prest.
dient, Beechwoodt T. E. liars, See.-
Treas., Saefortie
DIftECTORS-D.' F. Itenroor, sea -
forth; ,T. C. ltrieve. Winthrop; Wro.
Wein, Coneianee: George shatartnev.
Tuokersmith; John Ferris, Hartnett:
Jelin Bennewlere 13roadiuteela Murray
'Gibson, Brueellehl.
AGENTS -at. W. Yea Ontierich; Sanas,
Leitch, cuototg- wm. allestta,y, Sea-.
'40- forth; IL Seaforth.
Polleyboiders ears pay their assess-
raents Calvin Cutt's More, Goderleb:
A. J. 3foorish's Clothing etore, Clinton:
• or J. II. Bayfield.
re.•,_ - -•
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glitz INSURANCE
Ilave it attended to by the
4HEST WAVIANDSM BYTOM FIRE 11101MeN01 CO
Established IRS
Head Oiler: Dungenium, Ont.
"Wm. J. Thonmson. Auburn, Pretai
wrn.1Valson. Vice Pres.; James (Dr-
ain, 'Ilon. Director; Direetore-Wm.
McQuillan, sit. Helene; W. P. Heed,
IL It. No. 2. Lueltriowt Harry L. Sal- .
held, Goderiehe hieholerne Lucke
now; Tim Griffin, It. It. No. 7, tneenowt
mag. Hewitt, Iiineartline; Balt. David-
son, Dungannon.
pete-me per thong:init.
THOS. STOTtiEria, T. Cr. ALLENt
• • Treas.
fee_
Brophou BrOS.
The Leading
Foetal Director*
awl Embalmers
also Ambulance Service
orders carefully Attended to
at alt hours -night or day. We
are the inspectors anatomy in
and for the County of Raton.
Phones: Store 120; rtmidence
217.
Electrical Sliop
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Phone 82 - West Street -I Young Winghant Woman Passes
. Mil-ed.music and novelty dances was enjoy
. Following a brief illness Misss
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' FROM NINTH TO FOURVIII i:-..:'‘..:.: PLACE. IN SIX 1410111MS I
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1 S. E. Wheeler
Panetta Director and
Embalmer
Goderich, Ontario
All Cali! preeepta, tataalee re
dn..' ce might.
atones: atme 333; House 313W 1
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orld's Easiest Driving Control
NO OTUER CAR n all the world
• controls quite so easily -with
such complete lack of effort-ar the
new Nash "400".
Nash engineers have developed a
new steering mechanisnt to achieve
this Walt. Aningemous arrangement
of roller bearings and a roller -tooth
traveling in a worm gear, reduces fric-
tion10 a minimum hitherto thought
impossible.
Women drivers find new help and
pin new confidence in parking. Little
TheNew NA
• effort is needed to bring the '400"
up to, or away from, the curb.
Gear shifting is just as easy. The
"400" -clutch pedal depresses at a
-touch, scarcely resisting the weight of
your foot. The conveniently placed
shifting lever moves smoothly,easily,
from one speed to another.
If you ever find that driving a car
tires you, try driving a Nash, '400";
It wilt give you an entirely now con-
ception of how effortless, how pleas -
noble, motoring can bet
400'
Zeta* the Worst( is ..?Iter ear raffle
IMPOUTANT "4100" rtAnivnr.s.xo
Trandienititse iao.or
12 Airef-type sped:
plugs
High comptession
limidaille and toveioy
shock aberstbets
Co:foie* Nish totonei*0
Salon Bodies
Alatislacen alloy pistons
(ism, Soon
laesveloubie drop alum
Torsional vibration
damper
'atoricas easiest vac
a-bearinksheft
ed., Q fit** taH)
ormett te.szt 11.1H 111110:11
Haar centodired Longer wheelltaiee
chassis lubrication
Electric clocki
Exterior t21.114111elfd
chrome plated over
nickel
Short Waning radios
Otte -piece Salon
folder*
Ow "hem front
pilfer taste
Nash Special Magni
front and tear
bumpers
HURON MOTOR SALES, South St , Goderich
, Every Home Where There Are -
41..,711W,11,00AW •
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PACE TIME
At' " 'TA •
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GODERICHYL4NING MILLS, Led.
GODERICH
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• Children Bright One --"I hncw one man see •
..........- are all dying re see; ' .
'The perfect medicine for little ores Durab-"Whozata ' t
is found in Baby's Own Tablets. Bright One-dlehe undertalter,"
They are a gentle but thOr0110 14X4,-
tive which regulate the bowels, Foventan-"Here, you, wheel out i
sweeten the stomach; drive out con- this enuateaa
stipation and indigestion;, Meal; up Not iSo Dumb Workman -"All'
colds and •simple fevers and -promote right fill it updk
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healthful and refreshing sleep. It is
impossible for Baby's Own Tablets to She is en dumb she think a the '
harm even the new-born babe as they fountain of youth is the soda fouriel
are absolutely guaranteed free from tam. .
opiates or any other injurious drugs. •
'Concerning them, Mrs. Earl Taylor, Cheapest of all 0118,-Considerin3
Owen Sound, Ont., writea-al. have the qualities of Dr. 'Thomas' Electric
four children and have always used Oil it is the cheapest of all prepare- I
Baby's Own Tablets. / tam never tions offered to the publie. It in to
without- thee-Tairletain the hods° as ae found in every drug store in Can. a
they are the best medicine that I ada from coast to coast and all coun,
know of for little ones." _try merchants 'have it for sale. So,
Baby's Own Tablets are sold by being easily procurable and extreme -
medicine dealers or by mail at 25 av moderate in price, no one should
cents n box from The Dr. Williams' be without a bottle of it.
Medicine Co., Broekville, Ont.
14,000,000 TREES FOR. DISPOSAL '
IN 1929 ' 1
Readers of out paper will be inter-
,
ested in knowirig that the Ontario I
Government, through the Ontario'
Forestry Branch, is contmeina its of-
fer of free trees for all residents' in 1
the Province who wish to plant -up I
waste areas on their farm, -or to'
establish a windbreak. For some
time now this program has beep car-
ried on with increasing heterest on the
part of landowners until last year
nearly 6,000 persons accepted trees lt
from the Government:, - . '
- With the steady increase in appli. ,
tante the number of tree e has mecca- l:
i
warily increased until this year there '
are' lauOtetiOu trees avialidire-for the
various reforestation projects being
carried on by the Forestry Branch. ,
All such trees are sent out for the i
two purposes mentioned above and i
..are not intended. for • decorative work • .
such aerlawn and hedge planting or
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..P ng g f • • •
• Each resident of the Province can
get 4.000 trees each year by paying .: .
•the express from the nearest • of the ,
Government nurseries -which are sit- i
. uated in Norfolk, Sinteoe, Durham,.
Prince Edward and Grenville coma- I
. ties. Or. if a person prefers to do so,
be may call' and ;ret the trees at that
nursery. .
. In some -eases men are- -planting
more than ' •the free allotment each 1
year and for such wok additional ,
- quantities are.supplied at $4.00 per I'
'thousand. • i
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It may be of interest to your read-
ers to know that last year 131neo-
pie in this county received trees who, !
all told, planted '86,178. trees. .
' Miller's Worm Powders are the
medicine for children -who are found
suffering from the ravages of worms.
They immediately alter the stoniaeltie
conditions under which the worms
subsist and alive them from the sys-
tem, and, at the same timeethey are
tonical in their effect upon the die-
estive organs, restoring them to
• healthful operation and ensuring tee.'
munity from further disorders from f
• such a cnuse.
THE
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Soap Chip 2 11N.25e
Herat. ..... 2 plat. aao
vomit drar, t1e. a9e
CLARWS GOOSED
SPAGHETTI
2 lb. 11213 25e
11441114',11
'I1ANDY
AMMONIA.
POWDER
3 mt. 19e
221
Jetto "Va4a"'d 3 ler 23e
Ilelas Seadwich
Chicken
Oxo Cuba • ajar 25c
Posta than Pkt. 12e
Clacker Cake neer- 23c
Nary Hermes Csetaed
Pevedev 2 Tim 2Se
STELN'A
CORNED BEEF
• Reg 3'2e 1
Ve. 2 rtir41403