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THE CODERICTI STAR
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Liver Trouble 'Neighborhood News Nuggets
dices Attacks
When the liver gate out a order it Picked From Our Exchanges
to help it mum* ita proper
*action by renieyiug the bile that hi
eirealetiug in the blood and 'viewable
the system.
.M1 the trouble.; coming in the train
ot a die ordered liver may be giddily
relieved by using
liAliii)1011717$ ou.„
Ifisa Amy Gardiner, Queensland,
B., writes: —04Por years I was
troubled with my liver, and used to
UT" salsify beet bilious veils,
"I' decided to try Milburn's Lois -
Liver Pills ilia I got wonderful relief
en very short them,:
Price, 25 cents a vie at all drug-
gista and dealere, or mailed direct On
receipt of price by The T. Milburn
•Oo., Limited, Toronto, Onte
LEGAL CARDS
t. nziktriDW.
Barrister, Softener, Notary Public, Eto.
Successor to J. L. Killoran
Phone 97 oilice, The Mivare. teoderich-
ERNEST M. LEE
Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria
Telephone: Elgin 5301
Toronto 2.
Din/LEY E. HOLMES.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary
Public:, Conveyancer, Etc.
PHONE 27 HAMILPine STREET.
SPECIALIST
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, E'AR. NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York OM,-
thalmic and Aural Hospital, assistant at
hi:oreneldn Eye Hospital and Golden
uare Throat Hospleal, London, Eng.
53 Waterloo $t„ S. Stratford. Tele-
phone 207.
At Hotel Bedford, God:rich, on the
evening of the Iliird. Monaay each
month all we following day, TuesdaY,
1 nen.
..7111...$10•1111111.1.1111111N11.011111110111.
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST, GODERICH.
E q u ipped with electrodnagneti
baths. Electronic electric treatment
and cliropractic. Chronic, organic
and nervous diseases.Ladyin at-
tendance. Office hours 2 to 5, and 7
to 9 p.m, excepting Monday and
Thursday and by appointment. '
A. N. ATKINSON, residence and
(Ana, cor ner of South street and Bri-
tannia road. Phone 341.
pHomAs UhlteieRY .a 50N. '
Live Store and General Auctioneers,
Eight Ave, Goderich.
Sales mane everywhere and all efforts
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers' Sale Notes disci:meted.
Mete Int ^
Main
Mrs. Matthew Maims, oe Clinton
announces the marriage of her dangle.
ter, Eleanor, to Mr. Chas. M. Throw,
on Seeturday, Aorll 19th, !KO, in the
any ef Chicago.
Death of T. A. Greig
Thenrae A. Greig died at his home,
Higia street, Clintene en Thursday
atteraoon, April 17th, in his eixty-
fifth year. kie is survived by his wife
and a family of three, two sons and a
daughter, William E. and Lawrence
Grew' and Mm. Prank A. Jenkins, all
of Toronto.
Death of itliss Jean Pinder
There departed, froin this sphere
the spirit of Jean Pinder at midnight,
Wednesday, April 17th, at her home
on Market street, Seaforth, after a
brief illness of three days. She leaves
to mourn her demise, her mother,
stepfather, three brothers and two
sisters. Her father predeceased her
some years age.
Improvements in Blyth Station
The C. P. R. station at Blyth has
been rewired and otherwise improved.
Agent Shaw has had installed an
electric frigidaire and electric stove,
besides a bathroom outfit —
When this work is complete
dential section of the stati
modern in every particular.
Somers -McColl
A quiet but very pretty
took place at the home of
Mrs. Geo. McCall, Brussels
urday, April 19th, at high n
their younger daughter,
Verna, was united in the h
of matrimony to Willia
Sinners, youngest son of
Somers, and the late Mr. S
Brussels, Rev, 1', G. Powle
nuptial knot.
Death of Noah Hertcn
,
The funeral of the late Noah nor
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ton, vilio died aehi hew a few miles
east or Hensel! en Friclay, April 18th,
was held as Tuesday afternoon of
last week, with Rev. Arthur 'elair
officiating with. interm:'ut in the Hen-
sel' Union cemetery. 'rim deceased
was in his Med year. Lie is survived
by his widow and • two sons, one in
Calgary and the other in Detroit.
Death of Robert Shiell
There passed away at his home in
\Vingham a fine old man, in the per-
son of Mr. Robert Shiell, in his eagle-
ty-third year. He was a pioneer of
East Wowaneele and spent most of
his life on his farm, now oevned Tay
his son, Greg., on the 11)th eon. He
leaves to mourn him, his wife and
two eons, Andrew and MacGregor.
Goderich Twp, Student Honored By
Fellows
Mr.. J. R. Thompson, second son of
Mr, and . Mrs. H. J. Themesoo,
Goderkh township, and a student at
Huron College, London, has been
elected president of the student coun-
cil of that college for 1930-31. This
is the highest position in the gift of
his fellow -students and prom that
the
Oten Reader
by
.7lereneekeltlick Pop
eREE,:eeerk Mai in*peedlovitiereheef-livitupiodeNatievindeleadegolieelk
satire tns and Oil
Go
od Advice purposes, and when it conics te the
%wed -infested areae.
Speaking to v. group of farmers at WI mg 1.1P of Wet' sail, er the re -
Plan xecentlY. Do. G. I. Christie, claiming or there
President of the O. A. (,. gave same ie no ether grain crap that can be uti-
gaaj advice which sham be akalaa., lined to such advantage. The prea.
tile to all of us: "snot for 1.930 a am in
mcntbarolneey-14tacirfeaogef 4)C04ritiabein°edbec3cirtreb-'
going' to look after any own business
aboutfIon-
irst and make every aage in all and spring wheat, betere ef my farm
sent erospeets peint to this situation
pay and forget about all the gloany
being reversed with profits to the
things I have heard and reaad
producer and the Divvied) as a *whole.
Better Bull Area
11. A. Dorranee, Ant/cultural Re -
Purity Will Count
presentative for Brant County, re -al It is almost tniversaily achnow-
ports that the Brant County Council ledged that the production of good
Las passed the necessary bylaw to th.. quality crops is a better paying pro -
dare that county a better bull area., position than the production of poor-
.& county live stock improvement er quality and the very best Canadian
sedation has been organized for the authorities are constantly advocating
constant and permanent improvement the sowing of seed of the beet qua -
of Brants live steel:. lity. "Growers intending to show in
Beautifying School Grounthe wheat classes of the World's
• hde
Grain Show," says.L. H. Newman,
A praiseworthy ,movernent has been
Dominion cerealist and chairman of
stained in Lincoln County, where a
large number of rural scthe awards committee, "should make
schools re ap-
PlYievery effort to get the purest stock
ng to the district agricultural of-
fice for planting plans whereby the possible. In pladrig the awards at
school grounds may be 'beautified,
Regina in 1932, purity of variety or
made by the tea -Rough sketches aretype, as determined by growing tests,
hers .and thnsa 1,m,tv.ordwi 0,, will.. constitute an inwortant faetor.
i7Cimshroot-7,,usirig Charnpiont,
sot the world's motor boot
speed cord e'f 93.123 miles
per hour
„ restore Power and Speed
A full XIVW set of dependable
ChampionSark Plugs in-
stalled -in your ear every 10,000
miles restores power and speed,
and save.; its cost in gas and
oil alone. -Welinowfrom experi-
ence that Champions make
every engine perform better.
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INSURAN
The
Mutual Lif
Assurance Com
of Canada
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READ OFFICE WATERLO
D. D. MOONEY, Ag
PRONE 250
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F. R. MILLER
Gas, Oil, Washing, Alemiting , Tire
and Battery Service.
Elgin Ave. and Victoria St., Goderich. Ont.
WESLEY \V. risagB AUCTIONEER.
conduct sales anywh'ere. et3.
terms are reasonable and I will try anti
give satisfaction. •
Phone Carlow 1314. or address R. R.
Goderlch.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
Wer
NOTARY.PUBLIC
General•Conveyancing donee--
Good Companies Repreeented
Phone No. 258. Ooderfeh, Ont.
INSURANCE
.3FKICL013—MUnTAL rIRE INsUR-
• ANCE COMPANY,
FARM' AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of property insured up to Jan-
uary, 1910, e3,648,975.00.
• OFFICERS—James Connolly, Pres' i
dent, Godenich: Jas. Evans, Vice -Presi-
dent. Beeehwood; D. le McGregor, Sec.-
Treas.. Sratorth.
, DIBEE'PORS—Jas. Shouldiro, Walton;
‘e Wm. Wien, Constance; George `McCart-
ney, Seaton% ; Meet. Perris, flarlock;
Sohn Bennewise, firoadbegen; John
Pepper, Bruccileld; A. Broadfoot, See -
earth.
AGEN'TS—W. J Yeo, II. 11, 2, Clinton;
,nes. watt, Blyth; Ed. Illnehley, Sea -
forth; John Murray, Seaforth.
Potter/orders can pay their assess-
ments at Myth Cutt's store, Coderich;
A. Y. Moorlsh's Clothing store, Clinton;
or J. 11. Reid's, Deerfield.
• rum IllaSVRANCF.
10tve Wattehded 'to by the ,
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WARMINSN 011111AL FIRE INSURANCE
Established 1870
Reed Office: Dungannop, Ont. 4
Wm. Watson, Auburn, President;
Chas. Hewitt, Vice President; Jas
Girviri, Hon. Director; Directeme—
W. .T. Thompson, Auburn; Wm. Mee
Quillen, St. Helens; W. P. Reed, R. It,
No. 2, Lucknow; Harry L. Salkeld,
,Goderich; Alex. Nicholson, Lucknow;
Tine Griffin, R. R. No. 7, Lucknow ;
Chas. Hewitt,. Kincardine; Reba Dav-
idson, Dungannon.
Rate --$2.00 per thousand.
THOS. STOTHERS, Treas,
CECIL TRELEAVEN, See''.
Brooneu Bros.
4300E141CH
The Leading
Funeral Directors
gad Embalmers
also Ambulance Service
Orders carefully attended ts
at all hours—night or day. We
are the inapeetors of anatomy in
and for the County of Huron.
Phones: -Store 120; Residence
21t.
S. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Ooderich, Ontario
All calls promptly atteeded to
day ore night
nonce: Stove 335; Lienee .3eam
"in May and June
badly runaown and ha
spells until it was a drag
my work. In July and Al
didn't seem to pick up s,
cided to try Lydia E.
ham's Vegetable Com'
because 1 saw it advert
tooktwo bottles and not
the picture of health.
fine, do all my work act
two cows. if any vi•
writes, 1 will certainly. 4
her letter."—Mrs. Geo
Gillespie,. Punnichy, Sas
wan.
Vire are all subject to colds. But
they need not came us suffering.
Bayer Aspirin breaks a cold in a hurry.
Or taken in time, head., it off entirely.
You can avoid other suffering the same
way. Headache, and even the pain
from neuralgia, neuritis or rheuma-
tism, yields to BayerdAspirin. It at
vas helps; never 'tams: does not af-
,
ar.aa., TV 444.1t41.1113 naa neen a resident of 1
the section for many years and for I
the past sixteen years a resident of
Blyth, where for some tithe he was
engaged as a hardware merchant, and r
at the time of his death was division 1
court clerk, treasurer of Blyth Hy -1
dro-Electrie Commission, and trees-
urer of St. Andrew's United church. I
He is survived by his widow and one
daughter, Miss Pearl.
KEEPING BABY
LOVELY AND WELL.
• Some babies thrive from the hoiir
of their birth while others make so
littlo provoss as to be the. cause of
nrtk.°11 anxiety. As a rude it is the di-
gestion that is at fault with these
baclo.vard ones and they start to go
ahead directly Baby's Qwn Table:el
are made the corrective of their
stomach and bowel troubles.
Baby's Own Tablets are Specially
designed for the use of babiee and
little 'children. They are absolutely
safe and the mother can feel f
oct-
ly secure in giving them to even the
most delicate child. They are a mild
but thorough laxative which banish
Constipation and indigestion; breaa
up colds and simple fevers and allay
the pains which accompany the eat -
ling of teeth. They arc E 01 d
by
medicine dealers or by mail At 25
cents a box from ¶1%o lir. William('
Medicine Co., Brocineille. Ont.
feet the heed, Genuine Bayer Aspirin
hal Bayer on the box and on each • - -
tablet.
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PI RI N ANGIERS
AfiAti$ Ns (1141/ **Mk tro,1 Matesetto igotoglogagurfjgegg mg
linatioatinongongt ea5ce.leati
ALPO,
MISSING
....41101, govilior
EVEN )NA COLD RAIN,
MUD AND M '
WALIC RIGHT OUT IN your(
PRANG ATTIRE//
AND THEN CML HOMf
TO A HEAT F91.1(5 FIR.e. •
We can't hire the Heat Folks out to
you for your spring cleaning.
But we can promise this: if you burn
Heat Folks Coal you won't have
nearly as tush spring cleaning to
do.
Coal from our yards ioes into heat—
not soot, nor smoke, nor ashee, nor
clinkers.
Save time en your spring cleaning;
"ave money on your coal, by order -
in o your nein load from the Heat
Follm
mut, THE
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. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 fjoderick
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tit Industry
of the fruit in-
to be commenced
t Dr. J. F. Booth
rid "Joe" Coke
department of
tant. Dr. Booth
ration of all m -
it the exact facts
industry. Both
euthiral Council
Lem -cultural Con-
fer such an in -
And methods.
itt Canada
• tory of Charles
ity,, another 13r1 -
has made good
it "Canada hoe
lien ten years of.
vim in England
aligned with one
eeing no pro.
neement, I canto
n the employ of
Lrs and with an-
Irs, I rented a
nd now niy boy
4411111.' 141110. Mi. Mir
evil Seed
e portion of last
crop still in the
is a graver risk
oils weed spread
nit officials fear -
tion of this Will
el drills without
eed seeds in a
.in aro not von -
easily be fooled.
y eatimated otat
hi three care of oats ohipped to Sas*
katchowan there were contained 0P -
proximately 23,000,000 sow thistle
weds. The government seed labora-
tories are the proper place for test -
in mal cost,
ha
yourewcend;eiti r
nddoLooramteitnfinitesi.
Appointment of W. it. Roadhouse,
Deputy Minister of Agrieulture, to
the post of Chairman ot the Ontario
Agricultural Development Hoard, and
,the appointment of a new Deputy
Minister in the person of demo B.
Faith:urn, of Beamoville, has been
:unmet ed by the lion. John S. Mar-
tin, Minister of Agriculture. Mr,
Roadhotom has been acting chairman
nf the Deyelopment Board since last
summer, and xnueh (31 the credit for .
the successful work in 1929 was due
to hiss administration. air. Road-
house has been Deputy Minister fon)
eighteen years. He 'entered the One
tario civil service more than 21 years
ago, and was from 1009 to 1912 secre-
taey of • the Department and- . the
Ontario Government Milk Commis --
:don. Mr. Pairbairn, the new Deputy
Minister,' has been actively engaged
in farming, ilhiefly fruit growing,
since Dill. In the past twelve
ho has held many offices associated
with the, agrieultural industry.. hi
1017 he was president of the Ontario
Experimental Union; in 1918-19 pre-
sident of the 13eamsville Farmers'
Club; 1922, president of the 0. A. C.
Alumni; 1922-2J, ,preelelent of the
Niagara Peninsula Pruit Growers'
Association,
'KEEP
CANADA
BU$Y
STORES 070
AVIA= GPM LADE!,
CATSUP Bottle 19c
AltLanhtt tis.1, Tina
APPLE SAUCE 2 for 21q
CORN
SYRUP
CIMIST1E'S
•• Sandwich Biscuits lb. 33c
cLanws
• PORK and BEANS La" 22c
40 CATSUP
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• LIFEBUOY SOAP 3cahe12Ic
OH BOY erg:, 3 Tins 25c
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many ccpressicnol or appreciation.,
11anuracturera, thanking. tis tor 611
My' Or purchacing HOME products.
Made-in-eanada sale tor this week,
syntax
CHOICE QUALITY
Brand 2 tins 290
2ws Tte
SaysIde
CATELLI'S
Eggwheat Noodles.Pkt. 10c
LATHER -0 SOAP cake 14c
AYLIdEll ASSORTED
cept Chicken •
3
rid Chicken tins 25c
'with nice
INENSO.V8
CORN STARCH Pict. 11c
XELLOGGN
RICE KRISPIES 2 for 25c
TODDY
ItYLSiltit
CHERRIES Nit!i„' 14c
GED COSIOC
SALMON • 21c
cnowu Olt BEEHIVE
No. 2 Tin 2 tins 29c
No. 5 Tin 35c
Diced Carrots 11.'in2 2 t" 25c
fitiAnen
CAKE FLOUR Pkt. 22c
TIGER. TOMATO
Large not. 19.
MAPLE SUGAR ;tirgi 23c
VELYEA
JELLIES12-oz. 25c
Grape Jaz
000103 PRIM
Tin 29e
SO▪ AP FLAKES gar 22c
N AN,/
Toilet Tissue 3 Roll; 25c
14b. Thi .450
Regaled, Slo
Try It
Hot or Cola
WRAPPED AT THE 0 E.
BREAD "014r6ito*Yte
1
Loaf 9c
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