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TEE GODERICH STAR
SO, THIS IS EGYPT !
E. NeeCialelikeLL
Vaz,u) the east $11cz to aeere Said,
aireese lea mace theeuels eareal.
noalla a eleyes me. A stmin'...r 1;45 to
Mt etat'.ain two er threo Owe
erder make waY fee others wirieh
mey have rielat ef way b peel A wee-
derful pleze oe engineering la thl5 "big
ditch," fluet lip 6E111 and euterpri5e oei
the Panels Ertel:seer, deLeafepe, baek-
ed by Peeerie Caeltal. Deem in 1059 it
woe einishea ten e-eate latex at a ecet of
nearly 2e millions of patinas. Wile ea:.
teurte aetueily due out. Wee 75 mffee and
two swan /Ace, wistell lalt parte bad to
be deem:tett. Melo up the ci,her mike,
seme eeetione 15 330 feet whit) a
the top, the sides eleping to give a width
of about 100 feet t the bottorri with a
depth of water averaging 35 feet, Eng-
land now holds large number of the
criginel 4100.000 isbarce, the acquisition of
IF yr ILME MOTHER
THEN TELL HER THIS
bdra. M. Satderf, IN years eld„etill goes
to parties and has 0. good tinle. She
eats end sleeps well, tbanks to Vinol
Gron 'MOO. Vinol givea old folks new
Pep. CAMP3ELL/13 DRUG STORE.
Me has eels et leistei,ele rumen,
In 187O, cite yeam tater the openieg,
UslaC21, whO wa5 the Wane Min/Vier of
Znetencl, receidentelly heard teem the
Mime' et tete Vali MzUGaXette that tile
ICIedive of Egypt vale he ,177,00a shares
wa$ hard up and wantca to sell. Ile had
ellOrcd theM ta France for a little under
for million pounds ba Prance Wettest.
cd; Siereareis wanted theta tor Germany
but the Khedive required spot ectsli and
at mice and Ilismewele I -mallet -O. Lord
Ezeby who was in the Foreign Office, a
firet demurred, Whop could they find the
cash et a feweeettre notice? Tide enor-
mene amount would have to ge befere
parliament. It was not ea eession bot
the iCabinet eat alad after dement/on
finally were in fever of purellase; bet
how about the meneyi roar railliort
ptimeate in two days
tent, a v0444014141 mene t,Rothe-
Plaid to tell letra that he wanted. our
m1WxtPotuade the : bellowing% qfor.
Rothabildeme eating Mute Panes wilen
Intervieweci„and epitting out the kins Ise
asked, °What s hie security?" "The
British Government," waa the reply. "He
shall have It," Disraeli telegraphed to the
British Agent In Cairo and the traneite-
tiers was put through in a few hours,
There IS Relief rom
In this day, no man oewomini need suffer veith rheumatic
, pain. It's as easy to get rid of as a headache. Aspirin •
disposes of such pain like magic. Two tablets with a
swallow of water relieves any mild attack. If any pant is
left, repeat every two hours until .the last twinge is
driven from the system: Never hesitate to take Aspirin.
is not a narcotic. It won't upset the stomach. It can't
depress the heart. It may be taken days at a time, with-
out the slightest harm. So, don't dread the winter beeause
of rheumatism, neuritis, lumbago or constant colds.
Aspirin will give you complete relief. •
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Mist Bilin Slow* • Cottarich
VAL:L.
Tie Queen Wait delighted with the elev.
ereees of her little Jew-Chreetian *Uwe
Mitleter. When he came te• lier with,
he news, erne Ifeeealve's shares are new
erste minion," it was a, ateeke of bier.
oseeleees for the canal haa revelutleniee4
he trade reutes ef the wesea and bad
.. Neese, %Abe 6,05a miles nearer te
ciecat Belief's. Nearly three-fourthe at
U' teenaee paseing through ts
end the annual ;Weenie b about 12 mil-
lions of pounds.
As tho rIlli) peeve viewly through meet
of the country on either 51ele Le a vast ex-
paneeoZ shimmering sendy waste and
with tire ceeeplian of a few ocea•elentel
Arai/3 with &trIPiis of QasneL along the
hanks lao living creature Oen be etas un.
NI remelt le reeeited but half way
through •
Port Said is a busy town, r?lying oxi
the paeeing troffie and the offices at the
Suez Canal_ Company or IM exist-elec.
The" railway journey from here to Cala
Is 150 Mlles through flat desert, until we
aPPreacle nearer the Nag When we are In
the biblical Lando Giestien intereeeted
with many caritas and largely a cotton
•greWhig distriefwell Cultivated, and close.
ifeettled..• • • ..
And now Ca'iro, Egypt% 'capital, with
its million population, the centre of
EgYla's eulture and civilization, the city
of matinee and minarate, overlooked bY
its lamest citadel, olty o nitegnificent
Madeand royal palaces, city of wealth
and poverty and MotleY eroWds of strange
peoples, And this is Egypt, lead of
Mentnnents end mYstery land Of the
Pharaohs, the Pyramids, the Salsbnc, pro.
bably the. cradle of mankind, and of
eternal fascinetion that tails you even
aeross the space of the woricl'and he who
visite it once is ready to come again
obedient to its summons for its memory
never fades. It is my tefth visit but. its
spell atilt tivalls me, • •
. Thera are two Cairo, .0% Cairowatt
.rentnent still Of -Its .arieleat. oriental
aspeet and modern Calro• yeltie its wes-
tern civilization, ;a mixture of east and
Weat Xn Shute. Kama (the street Of
the Camel) there. .are several inunense
hotels and numerousbusiness pines
eoMParing .faVorablY With those of any
'NUropeari city but the quarter meet in-
teresting to the Vieitor is the kaiski—the
Part liter* the bazaare are.. Here we are
In .a Mead of harrow, .ivizicling streets or
passages among the opert, exposed stalls
,jewellers,, gem merchants, #silic mer-
huntsld and silver ernithse at their
work,: carpet sellers, • amber and Soffit
mereliants, shoemakers; curiosity dealers
zit' vendors of all kinds of nicknack
eo •numerous to mention,: The dealers'
re _all keen eellowe .fer sheer
uairiesle; they meat yen in the street .and
?nice you to their stalls ,ivitli something
onderfid to _show you:and you -gener-
ally .eozne away after a, lot afhargairling
tometbing . you don'f. want but you
pay less than half aim Price: asked and
think You- have a bargain, The perfume
g("ellers, are the Most persistent; • 'They
seat you in ea easy thair and get you to pictures. or emblems of faith are permit.
ted as in seine Cluistian 'churches.. Be.,
fete alluring the Mosque the !faithful
sample their seents by rubbing them on
your hands, sprinkling youe handkerchief muse repair to a neer-by fountain
en -
arid Yain garments till you reek Willi the elosed In a kiosie--a.perfec.t gem. in •de-.
odors r)f Arable and metrediffusing fa-
' game to a tertnight. •• elan ---where they watt' their bands .and
re -
The 1=1Y strange Place ever' vi.sited .motth'will:terebm40e47n4theIrte4eisra 143or miisthe
tcal
hat estials the Muskeiti. point of Inter-,
ice
st Was 'tn• the 'Chinese vita of -Carden. sseerevalsv<ievrYSinZifrri aoandd un1nsthe NvphiroliengrtrVOic.st
-here,however, "the foreign, devils" bad
Grandfather
• Clock
$.99.50
• Authentle reproduction of fine,
old Grandfather Cloek, she feet -
tall, in genuine beown Mahogany
eabirset, 1mnd rubbed. Ali -electric
synchronous motor, perfect time-
keeper with large. otter lame.
Balanced Superheterodyne •Radio,
Seven Tubes, Pour Pentedes,
ee-
ro-4yaam1a Speaker. A beautiful.
at, giving double service, Priee
$99.so
Talbot& Cornish
On thn Square Phone 81
1
to be aMerapanied by a special govern- not
Christian but then the Christian doe::
understand the ritual and the algid
ment official at the time of my visit for fication of the raueh bowing and the In-
-
occasionally a foreigner had lune:vomit- toning la Arabie.
ably disappeared in the narrow streets The Citadel is zi fortress 'nearly 800
and had never been heard of again. At
'ar
that time it was risk" 2014 up ta Cad" fiseetles, oIktte ia)suiltatow44tuse-S4ad'alitas a °Bfr4rusaltiale ba-
ton on amount a the pirates that he- racks and libmIloh SOldiers guard the
feaMd the mouth of the Vearl River on enormous entrance gates and salute as
which Cantori is situatedShortly be you enterwear the rear of the citadel
fore my •visit a British ship bad been is a deep well evhich tradition attribute
boarded and in the fight that followed to Joseph of the Bible. - It Is useless now
two Brit,Ish sailors were leilled. A de- for it yields no water. A short distance
mend was made that the Governor of
'Canton should bring the pirates to ease which. the
'Irene the Citadel is a satred spot Irma
Elswa or sacred Carpet starts
dee. Speedily eleven were laid by the on Its journey to Measta camel to -
heels and executed. My visit was 4 day gether with the carpet is Officially pre -
or tiVo atter tilts event arid 1 was taken sented yearly- by the Khedive as a 'zie7,
to the place of execution and saw the pgious observance.. The carpet is coo..,-
gliastlY evidences of -Chinese justice— veyed across to Arabia ivith a great deal
eleven headless bodies lying ori the of devetion and font r aroompanied
ground 'with their heads beside there. I by a caravan of pilgrims, After being
Was told the eiceentiener made them Presented to the Shrine at meeca n Te.
kneel with their hands tied behind their mains on the Raabe for a year and
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backs and With one hand holding 111) the then nut lino small pieces and zold to
pig -tail he flipped off each head with a pilgrims at exorbitant prices.
Stroke ef his word. It was rumored that Cape Town. Nov. 4th, 1932.
net one of these pirates had been With-
in twenty miles of the steno Of the piracy
but that was a trifling -matter in Chinese RUSKS, AND 'ROLLS
JUstlee, the inexorable demands of Eng-
land had been satisfied and the execii- Ily 13;"—ty•—BarCiay
thins Were considered a deterrent and not
a punielmeent. The bodies were left to Ruske et' rolls are always in order for
lie expOsed for ten days as a token of cold weisther lunches or dinners, Pallow
Canton's reaclineav to comply with 13ri. these recline carefully and you will be
ash. demands and a 'warning to evil- delighted at the results secured:
a .
But to Return to Ernst
The population of Egypt within the lie Cups special cake ffouresifted.
last forty years under British proteetiori 3 teaspoons Wang Powder
and With English enteeprir.e has more le teaspoon salt .
1. than doubled and now exceeds 14 ntillions 2 tablespoon butter or other
I Of whieh about one minion are Cbristielie shortening
I itea , d .
—mainly Egyptian Copts—and. le mil
thirteen 46 cuk (about)
Millions Mohammedans. The many I can O. cups) red cherries, seeded
beautiful mosques in Cairo are evidencee - and drained
.pf the religious eeal ef.tate people, 'When Sift Omer once, measure, add bakin
vielting eSquee it lnecessary before powder and gaitansift againCut hi
g
entering to put on slim:40re providea by Shortening. Add mine gradually until
an attendant for a small inicksheesh as lseft dough is formed. Roll lir inch thick,
• it is hot permitted to walk osi the tatered Com with cherries. Roll in long roll,
earpeted !Mora with shoes. One of the proving edges together. Cut into Itfl in.
I
1 UniVersity with 15,000 students from an oven' (4.25 deg. Vt) 30 Mhultes, tbaeting
Most, important masques is El Aellar.i Slices. Place In greased pan and peer
Connected with It is a lamette Islamic chemer sauce over them. Bake In hot
I Parts of the /stelae world, Egyptians often. Serve het, With settee poured
Arabians, Soudanete, Persians and In. around them: and a, tablespoon of whip-
diaAltreuliar feature bete got followed by G.
.., ped Cream placed on each slice. Serves
Western universitlea is the -daily distribu.
time of 25,000 entail. iosves of bread and, Hee O'Clork Tea Rusks
a deity dole Of spending recaleY of smell
Vans antang the ,students, The young 2i,1 culls eleeeial elate tour. sifted
• 111ii---no voneene-are groupea 'In senile el teaspeotts baking powder
tiales eitting on the floor en Mats while :Ili tepteaspoonson. Sr:131n16m, on
their teaeher tits- with thetn imputing
• knowledge largely from the Roesol •and li teaspoon: 1111tEneit
Ita eerraltentarles. The full curriculum 'Ittnebipelesneseabutterpeanshraworotherholgr
takes .ementeen seam and Many grow b
gee` hi the Servl-._.e of the examiners be. shottening
fere they are pasted
Arehiteeterally the finest M Cairo Is L3e1CUPllbeaten
rueilittterWater r(eked)
tile Sultan Itteenkil mewl% About 600 Sift /lour Once, nieestsre, add baking
years old, With its high and greet wide and
sdetit ooth
staltispel:ihresaeendtbubtescw.ndrugaut hxr,
dome with towering minarets nearly MO
feet In height it 45 Oho of the she* Ihe')It„enillit °malt** tlitt and Itquid-
metquts of the eity. " They tell you tbet .4tma _tallidd.,_ egradnallY 'Mtn soft &Sash le
the arthiteet who deeigaed it was de. Vrznee c'u. ,4•-meell *21. enedre_d„beLeett Cut in
• prived of his hinds ao that he could not L-H2e" 1We'3. omAlle into mum e'Mte
produce another like it, - . .1 tegether In well.greeeett shallow' pen,
he outstanding iandinatk of the ay, Brush with trililc, sprinkle with aticlitket.
is the graceful atehettemed An nitagnti
oatleetet_44" gar. Bake In trexerateL4vet
alth its wndeeful taperingminare, ,er. e,.le etewtee8'"4"
leltuite4 within theMatel eeteple4"1"44e4" ee_WI
'
seemly ort An eleveted neetition te11la,Ad.1 •• ----------a-,-------e
in IL Msgeiffetilt view of the city, the remit* 1%am—the One toilet requisite
!NM the teraMils and eurrouniting for the Odra,' *Mtn: Deightfid to Use.
telintrY. It Is celtsliaretirely Modern and Leaves no etickinese. Eiglitly abserbed by
he teessatt a ptlfett, 36%-d. The ratertet , the tissum 4341cately ftagesrit, Int.
tred with tide thick and very emelt len. Penes tlis the *In. Soothes *MI
walls are of alabaSter. the Roars am tor.'llaft3 a VelvetY leveline,* to the cerilldexe
empets; lia eeeting •aezesnmedetien, Is berisitee an unpleaatut reughrite or
proeltied tir all acirtImera knee], nr alt theling .tanzed by wind and Ober we*.
ion tte esrpett what,- the mien rimA thee conditions. Makes hands eoft and
mend it6m a high teeteheatee !ego. The white., ereltte3 Ites eluerre, erantielly
Intetkc h tildey tit by brims and tepee ,fcminint charm, Vettla5 ROM is !Adis-,
than/R*11 01 MAW Arable deeigns: ne.Pelesehle to women tsf ratlabinenL
• Cherry nulls
Goderieb Township
Is Highly Praised
Sets Fine Example to Per.
liansents, Legislatures.. Etc.,
Soy* Globe
Widespread ecianwhdatery omincnt
• has been made oh the splendid- financial
•f bowing Gederichtewnslap hes made
Shia year In redueing ita tax sate and
having a susplue, among other things.
The township /a held up as a model
munielpality 15 press eerament, &Mae of
which is herewith produced:
rd.axEs GOOD itEaDING
• (Stratford Beacon -Herald)
Conelder for the moment the case of
Geaerieh Township,
•In 1932 tbe tax -rate was reduced by
$1,7O ant
cent.
pet:ad:ie. and wages were reduced ten is Not one dollar was pent for relief.
Tile township la free of debt.
Ihere le a surplus tho treasury of Is viisiting at the lionie IVIr. John Mrs. Menne vnicesa; or Collingwoed,
e Royal Winter Fain
• • . pent land other eriends. •
Ilse tax rate will be further reduced
fees In 1932.
fox. 1933. . • R:ilrio.nafel Mrs. W. A. CeMpbell and
There was not gne dollar pold in legal A , •
wan:Weeds mother, mrs. Barkley. oe =-
family v1sIted On Sunday with. Mrs.
There Is leas than $100 ta =paid -
takes. •• The ninny friends will' be pleased tO
When 1 canfirtintii for nominations to know that lVflss Mary Rodger is recover -
be placed -for the 1933 'Council Reeve ins nicely from her °Penal** and Was
eiedats•bckyo aancediam.ItstioeximM, acuilldorsthawtereseermseturnt; aloe t:oarie:turnmmlinegome.•. joentri sdaanir.d babe,
have heart the right and proper thhig of /windage, epent few days lea Week
tO do. .• 'With the lady's parentsUrand Mrs
, , .
The .only fault that eau: be found with IN= waien.
the pro4eeclikgs is that these men from I k
Goderieh toWnship are necessarily on NreSs18.',Vreci Coble and Qeorge Snell
fined tO their own bailiwick.- They znast; motored ,to Ifamilten and Toronto last
govern Gioderich township .and none
41-
ether. According' to the IllidtationS '11;ee'r, ylVieget4at
tables,7e9toki.Clad (1. potato49.'
8"g1.413137 and al allaga Waidd
tOdraft this nat be Mr. Delbert Brown, 'hie son Mr. Wil-
perinitted , -Godericli town-
ehiP vented and cause it 0' bg intnred to,
tohtteasweata of government hs Teronta or at
We have no financial statement before
us on which to base this conclusion, but
twhee atreeetPetreuhatiadtedbetwereerinistITrtlithien 119e--32
tax rate by 25 per cent.,' and the pro,
Spact for another reduetion in 1933 is
closely ;elated to the entry .Whien,shoWs
only -$100 in unpaid taxes. -
"rhe ability or the .peopie 10 Clodericll
township to pa axes has been re.dueed;'
of that we are sertaln. Portunately the
amount 'they have, te pay has arse been
reduced.. It is net often that these two
eonditiona are touzsd to be allied in the
same constithenty. ' • •
• Pe.olile in &mil' atozninunity are ha an
enviab.le ...positiori. wiles' things tarn
once more toWard better tlayS—and they
will-,-CiOderich • Tewnship will not be
weighted .clown by debt. Its fatenere will
be free to 'go ahead and recoup, their
fortunes from the effectsof lean years
without having to be called upon te liq,
Mciate the obligations of other years:
Perth County 'is in , the position 01_
being abie! to congratulate the Townthin
of eloderich. t, too. has no debt. -It is
in ,a year like 1932 thatthe full forte of
that standine beconies. almarent. 'There
are .niany cities which would be :delight-
ed .to be able to 'say the same thing—'
we have zio debt. •
v.soivoa s 41,10
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CORN SYRUP
csikans sl'AHCIS CO:
14ficaut
A Trod'
*ribs whoieFonellip-
ant Excellent Food,
fir GROWING CHILDREN
C4r
Trqit.
To-dagit
WBS.1 teoLD
(Intended fax laet week)
"Mr. Maitland Henry spent several days
son Brown, and Ur. Teter Dries% of Ens -
comb, spent a couple of days the latter
part of last week at the home of the for -
flier's sister, -Mrs. 'W. E. Campbell.
-
Don't be without Douglas' Egyptian
Liniment, 1Ceep It always handy. Re-
lieves. tqatliaehe, neuralgia, sere throat,.
eItitnsy and croup, Iavaluable for blithe
, -
sores. Barber's /tch and ,Ringworm.
Cenral Deafness
Can Be Removed
Purcell -1 suffering from catarrhal deaf-
ness or bawl noises due to catarrh
be gladtc. know that this distressinrat-
diction cell,. usually. be suceessfully treat-
ed at home by an internal enedielne that,
in many instancee has effeeted relief
after Otter treatments have failed.
Seethe Irian yet= druggist one ounce
of Parrish* (tititeide Strength). Tuitig
tins home and add 24 pint hot water and
a little- sugar. A tablespoonful four
times a day shoulsi stop distressing
eaterrhal head nedses, improve •hearing,
make breathing easier and dry -up
mucous dlettherge. Ail catareh sufferers
need 1441inint.
Coal Brovrersste
Complete with motor and aft gall/
Rodeo, all !dung Oh Ilk. Mars Med'
promptly. Write Mara & Trob•rnkOnt
98 Erie street, Stratford: •
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CANADIAN-NAilONAI.:-182
• Half the Ills of Life .
Are Caused By Constipation
constiplition is oho of the most
frequent ills of rnankind;. and one.
that is only too often allowed to go,
unlooked after uistil some, serious,
eOreplication sets in.
1Ceep your bowels
condition by thin a good, healthy.
e use of Milburn's,
cid
Lau-Liver Pills. They regulate the
e to act properly on the
bowels, making them active and
t
s In Stomach Sow of bilregular by remeving the constipation
allied troubles. irr sale id all drug and general stores; put Up Way by The T. Milburn
Cause Indigestion
MIIBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
• P1LLS•
Create, Salamis, Gas atid rain.
Row ti) Tftat
Medical authorities state that nearly
nine -tenths of' the cafts of stomach
trouble, indigestion, seinness, bmning.
gas, bleating, naUsea, etc., are clue to an
excess of bydroohlorit acid in the stbna-
ach„ The delicate stomach lining 15 irri.
tided, digestien is delayed and food
sours, causing the disagreeable symptoms
whien every etennach sufferer knoWs Sa
well.
TIrtiflelal digestants are not needed in
such cases and may do real harm. Wry
laying aside all digestive aids and instead
get from any druggisee sonic Bistirated.
Magnesia and, take a teaspoonful in
waiter right sitbr teeing. This. Sweetens
the stomach, ivelrents the formation ef
excess acid and there is no sourness, gas
or pain. )3Isurated Magnesia (In powder
form---frever liquid. or milk) Is harmless
to the stomach, inexpensive to take and
is the most effitient form at magnesia
for stomach purpose% It isused by ,
thousands of people who enjoy their
meals 'with no more fear 0! indigestion.
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