HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-12-15, Page 7THURSDAY, DEC. 15th„
THE GODERICH STAR
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County and District
SUMMARY
RECOVERING FE011i INJURIES DEATH or woloorax 'comma, MAN
Mrs, Inagall, who wile bedly cut about' aobll E. McMullen* felluerlir Prom -
the head ba an accident north of Brae. Meat merchant in Ilensell, died on Sat.
sal% was able to De removea to her borne naday, Deeemaer aid, at 14,5 Tenagnee,
40114ell `Alexia/ attar -men of lot 3t9 Fiecaddly Area, london. Mr. Me-
eeetaDoneU had been ill ouly a few deYs,
'DARN DESTROYED BY Elltt MeRENZIE-1/01411ANCE
very dieastrous fire oceurred aril A quiet wedding Was Solemnized. In the
ThUrsdaY night, December 1st4 just at Eresbyteriau manse, Whittle'.o Teesday,
midnight, when Cie bane on the farm of November 29tb, when Bernice, eainv
W. H. Axinstroxig on the 5tb, line Mor- daughter a the late Sam EL Donee:tee
riSr 'about two Miles Irma 730grave, wee and Mre. DerMnee, Of Seaforth, beame
toMpletely destroyed. , ethe bride of lene Ilenti MeKeuele, of
,Oshawa, 'Reit. Carmichael Officiating.
(ITIME-BALle • I
e Mrs. Edith 330.11, whe resigned her posi- FOST OFFICE AlSSISTANT RESIGNS
Hospital a few weeks ago, going up to the obliging assistallt. the Dilution
tion as lioUsekeePer 0A the Clinton Pub- I Mies Margaret latahaffY, Who has been
ersten to visit her sister-in-law, was pohtefeice for some years, hese resigned
ttla Metaled at Sault Ste. Marie on her pome and leeves eleout the that en
Thursday last, Deeist, to Mr. William the /ear Mr ?4olitre4 totake a course
Cottle of Radatird Miehe where they of training at a school tar trabied nurs-
will resede. ing assistants.
DEATH OF MRS. D. TIPLADY
After an illness of about two montbs "Lee,A,„,t„,...1113;e1)117,..etEC,,,,,enEBrelEa,„ eeeese
um. meld Tiplaen of awn, ,.40.150.••••• A.040...,4
away ae her home, weeem—se'rea:70; mild weather is playing. qUeer tricks on
eiatarday, Deeember 3rd. 'Rhe late Mr& a31•14141 4:41 IllesdaY
-Tipiao was born in moon nnd resktect Ha•ller brought to this Offiee sorae
tlaere her leng lfie of eightY Years. tvi..,ifs on whieh the bads bave become
Hee parents were tb.ilate Hobert Marlow (1.—e green' We ere. atrahli '11•Pwever"
that the Mae aushes *ill get a shock
and Elizabeth `Fennebaker. ehe is sur-
vived 01, one brother, Walter Marlow, of hen the wind comes 9/4 et the uerth•
coderleh, DEATH OF MRS. wmaTa non
There passed away Very suddenly at
DR. F. J. R. FORBTER. , her ;home at Bruesels On Tuesday after -
Era, EAR, ROPE. THROAT
• noon, Decemlier 6th, Catherine Elizabeth
larcTsivish, beRved wife of Walter Rose,
Late House Surgeon New York Orph- in het 54th year. She moved te Brio -
thrall*, and Aural Iloepital, assistant at
lilooreaeltee Eye Hospital „and Golden
ISquare •Throat No.spital, London, Msg.
53 Waterloe St. S., Stratford, Tele-
. phone 267.
At Hotel Bedford, Gotlerith, from 7
okeicday of each month until the following
it on the evezdag of the third 1Viore-
da.ns Tu4deaa alb 1 P.M.
- ENGINEERING
& .
The death took place on Monday, Deo.
5th, of a highly esteemed resident of
Seaforth, in the person of iLil
eonora W-
. lams, relict of the late Angus McPhee,.
in ber 84t1 -year., Mrs. McPhee had .bee*Ut for sclme time, Bar husband prede-
GOKBVL CAREY
Consulting and lalunacipal Engineering
Deribmge---Land EurveYing.
Masnk Temple Bldg. Goderich, Ont.
• Phone 230 •
eelte about fifteen years ego. She is sur-
vived by ,her husband tind one daughter,
iLouise. '
I)EATII OF MRS, ANGUS lif0PIIEE
ceased her twelve years ago. One eon,
Mr. IVIelvie. McPhee, survives. .
RESIGNS AFTER LoNo SgitIricE
aleveneyrseven, years ago Edwin Lewis
was appointed nightivatohrnafi of Wing.
ham and Shice that time laaa served in
. this Capecity. mr. Letele is in*his 78th
LEGAL.CARDS year and feels that tlie time has ,cbrat
or some younger paan to tate ever his
*ninon, and he therefore handed in his
retignation to the cannon.
GAUNT -WEIR
A qaieteweddine took place ia Wawa
-
nosh. kai!Eitindttia. Nov. 260a, at the home
.of ..the.ebrideei, 'Maher, when Martial -le
Agaisadaughtet of Mrs. F. Deevidson and
the late games Weir,. became' the bride a
Edgar eliarbutt Otient, son of laire Edwin
•Claunt , and .• the 1te Mrs. Gaunt, ' of
Whitechurch Mi. arid Um. Gaunt -will
reside near..lyintechnrch. . .
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DEATH OF WINGHATT LADY
There passed •PeaaiullY away to that
celestial citeeefel,riday, December , 2n6.
Frances lait/vItelitiele beloved wife of Eli-
jah Higgann of' Winghttni. Her hueband,
. nt, 'DARROW. three, sons and. three daughters survive;
Mrs. Geti. Warifriek, of GrdY; Mrs. A.
Fitch, of ,I1owick 'Township, near Bel.
mere; Robert,. Relate and Gordon, all of
tae 3rd line of leforris and Mrs. G. Walk-
er, also of Mortis. •
TRANSFERRED TO TORONTO
Mr..A. C. MeCeenly, who for seme time -
bas been teller in the Provincial Ontario
Savings q;:utice, Settforth, has been trails-
ferred to Toronto, W2iJie at Seaforth
HAYS & HAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors, ,
R. C. Hays, Kel., and nt. • C, Hays, B.&
Hamilton street, Goderich.
.Telephone 88
proz4As
• Barrister and Solicitor
Office: 'NOBT11 ST. •Phone 512.
• F/tAN1C DONNELLY, B..A. •
'Barrister, Solicitor, Eto.
phone 282, IIAM1111'01q; ST., Go.cierich.
7?
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lster, Solicitor. Notary Public, Etc.
Successor to J. L. xilloran.
ofnee, me.quare, Goderida
ERNEST M. LES.
• Barrister and Solicitor
•Sun Life Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria.
• Telephone: Elgin 5301
Torouto 2,
CHIROPRACTIC
DRUGLESS PRACTITIONER.
• CHIROPR kC'1131/ A D DRUGLESS
'11113RAPIST, GC)DERICIII, •
EqUiPPed with electro -magnetic baths.
Electronic electrie treatment and chiro-
practic. Chrottle, organic and nervous
diseases. Lady in attendance. Office
hours 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 p.m., excepting
Monday sited Thursday by appointment.
A. N. A.TKINSON, residence Mid
offite, earner of South street and. I3re.
Mania Road. Phone 341. •
NOCTIONEERING •
• THOMAS •GUNDRY & SON.
Live„ Stook and General Auctioneers.
'' Elgin Ave., Goderich.
Sales made everywhere and all' efforts
made to give yoa satiefection.
Parinerse Salt Notes discOUnted.
Phone 119. .
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
. BAILIE.
NOTARY PUBLIC1 -
General Conveyancing dale.
Good Companies Represented.
'Phone /08, Cloderieh, Ord.
INSURANCE
3/1c1alUtOP MUTUAL MAE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY',
VAP,M AND isoLATsn TOWN PRO -
?MTV INSURED. ,
Value of property inured Up to Jan -
Vary. 1910, $3,648,9/8,00.
• OPTICF.1—iTe1Ui Bennewise, Paste
dent, BrOmMage,n; Sa's. Connelly, Vice -
.President, anderiely, D. F. McGregor,
syytAWrin, o
reas., Seafortih, -
nt. Criatatice; GeorgeMc
' Call,
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ltEcTOBS—Jas. Shouldice Walton;
ney, Seaforth Itobt. Ferris, Mario*
John Pepper, Brileefield; A. Breadfoot,
. Stafteth.
AGENT5—W. J. Teo, R. R. 3, Clinton;
Watt, Blyth; Ed. Sea -
'II; John MUrray, Seaforth.
licyhOldere tato paY their Meese.
zits at Calvin Cutt's tore, Goderich ;
The Royal Bank, Olbatoil, Or J. 11.
• Bayfield.
FIRE INSURANCE
• ,Have It attended to by the
sT WAWANOSII MUTUAL FIRE
INSTIOANCE CO.
Pstablished 1878
Heed Office: Dungannon. Ont.
Chas Hewitt, Itineerdine, President ;
Robe Davidson, Dzmgalinon, Vice.Presle
dent; ,n addition to the Preeldent and
• PircsideUt, the folkaving are Tante.
tore: WM. Watson. „ izelbUrn; W. J.
Thenwan, Auburn; Wm. McQuillan.
Ltutetow; W. P. Reed, ItIt. 2, Lueknew;
BarryL. Salkel1.,4 Oedetkh: Ernest
Ackert, Holyeled; Tan Griffin, R. a. N.
emit tutiritorat
T1108.ST01111511S, Treas.
LlielMeev.
JOHN PINDER
PLUMBING, HE&TING
SHEET MEAL WORK
Phone 127 P. Co. Box 131
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• Ur. affeCaUllY wee active ire Wigs ;entre
• ally And was inetruzaaretal jan* dOlianie
eation of the Harem Softball Letisioto 44
Winch he 'acted eeerattay. Mr. It J.
Bleck, of Toronte, is the liew teller tie
the Marcie
DEM Olk' 1MS, ADA* GOB/ION
The !emend Of Mrs. Adam Garden tade
plitee in Wheel/An nThlersdey. Da:Ha-
•im ist, with burial In Winehruse conie.
tet, following her clean). hs Detroit atter
• prolonged illness from heart trouble.
Mrs. Gorden wee 'remedy itetherta Mma
ray CA Gt. Helena and following her Mere
riage to the late Adem Gordon. residei
many years ago in WingleaM, where lie
Was in basin".
DEATH OF MRS. EON
Tile passing or liargoxet J. Etallnes,
widow of Dr. J. Y. an ot.Toronte, at
Clinton Hospital early Wednesday motil-
e* of at week 'Wee a hartPer release for
an imprisouttl *hit, for she bad heeli
an invalid for many 'years end, had been
• gteat aeufferer. MM. EPA as
delight* of the late 3. Holmes a )oodo.
rich Tp,' ,and. his etdfe, Margaret Baker,
and was horn and brought up there.
Abolitthirty years ago ehe was united In
niarriage to Dletgan and for Mine years
Mided in Toronto. Dr. Egan, die4 eight
years ego. She is survived by slot sisters,
Mrs. Beeten, Clinton; MieSes Mary and
,Aalee Holmes, Medicine Hat, Alan; Mrs.
realm Fleming (Frances), Neepawa.; Mrs.
Langlands (Harriet), Minim and Miss
Kate Taylor, Pasadena, Califoreizza
One brother, Robert. Holmes, Lethbridge,
Alberta. •
.•
ews of
DunAannon
(intended for last week)
When a hollow teee le' the Davidson
rnish was being felled by •Farkie and Wil-
liam, Wiggins they tonne it to contain a
SWarla of bees and a quantitY Of honey,
_The directors arid officers of the West
antawanosb. Mutual Eire Insurance an,
held their. regular meeting at the,ofilee of
the Genapany ixL enuigannon on Tuesday
afternoon with a. tun attendance. The
president, Mr, Chas. Hewitt, of Kincar-
dine, was in the chair. Following .regu-
gular mutiae business it was decided to
liold: the nest, meeting on Tuesday, be,
27th, to ' amok e` the locatesof •the.
year. This bele' the ease no meeting
will be held, en Jantiaay. The annud
Meeting of the po1npany Will be held
early in Febru annouacemett of
vihich will be- de at a. later date.
Mee and Mrs. Robb. Culbert and their
daughter, lviise Graee Culbert, of Whit-
ton, vere week -end guests with the ler-
:mer's cousin, Mr. Thos. Rtvett, They
were acconmardea by Laropltey, of
Red Bay. , , • • ,
MM. Wiii.-Reed, sr., of Emcknok, was a
guest on Tuesday at the home . of Mrs.
Sarah Girvin.
Mr.: and liars. G. M. -Meleenzie sox%
.litialcolin and daughter, Audrey Jeanne,
wererecent visitors with. relatives fir
feihnon. •• . • ••
.Elections In Astifield township held on
Monday resulted in, many changes hi tne
emend' for 19e3. Murdock' Mathison,
igeputy-reeve for 1932, is the near reene,
and Richard Johristen the newdeputy-
reeve by aeclamation. Jana A. McKen-
zie Was the teeee for the past four years
azid has given good 'work while holding
.thatpcisitiOn to which ne was elected
during the past three years by acclama-
tion. The vote was ne follows: For
reeve, Murdock' Matheson. 556, John A.
mcKenzie, 429; for eotinell,,,Wilfred Far-
rish headed the atilt With 603 votes (Mr.
Farrish is a new man this year), E. G.
Zinn, 4/8, Samuel Sherwood, 443, Arthttr
Culbert,. 386, John . A. Johnston, 335.
Wilfred Parrish, E. 0. Zinn and Samuel
Sherwood are the cOUnciltors • for 1933.
rn West WaWanosh the council for 1936
was returned to amaii, which isn tribute
to their past record. The vote in West
Wawanosh was as .follows: Ea reeve,
William 3.1 Stewart; 404, William edde,
.221; for council, Thos. Webater, 423, Jim.
McQuillan, 335, Bert Gairunie, 323, Cainee
Aiteheson, 317, Petrick Welsh, 217,
Henty telahmane 210. The first four
oneto will be eouneinois . for next year.
Mr. Webster heads the poll for the sec-
ond year in succession.
The yoimg Mena Bible class of Dun-
gannon United 'church* sponsored. a very
successful father ,and son banquet in the
Sunday school room of the chureh on
Wednesday everting: of last week, when 80
fatners and sons were present, guests.
being there from Crewe and from the
Ashfleld eireuit; in addition to members
of the Dunganzion tongregation. The
'Woman's Association of the church cat-
ered for the banquet and displayed their
culinary art by providing a splendid re -
put. ,Pollonring .the dinner a splendid
program Was provided, Itev.11.12_110-
•Eirophe0 Bro-s
•GODERicH
, --Tut; r;tAornet—
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
sold EMBALMERS
MAO
AMBULANCE SEUVIOE AT ALL
01t- DAV,
heats. Night 211. D4 120
It. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Alto Ambulance Service
Oodmich Ontazio
All Cape proniptly att5n1ca to
tio,y or night,
runts Mete 33S, Most 2SW1.
THE
GO1DERICH
HEAT FOLKS
IF YOuRE fEEI.ING 6ENERio.t.K
ABOar TH10 TI ME OF YEAR t
FiLL SOMEBOboat staciON6 WITH
AVON OF WARMTO AND CHEER
Did yoU ever realize how much the hap -
Innate af yoUr Christmaa depends on
coal
You plan our lovely presents, your
gorgeous tree, your • big dinner, your
family reunion.
And, down underneath is the fad that
your Christmas merriment WoUld liter-
ally be !Men if eta didn't have a
warm, toilifortable luate for your
celebration.
Bo sure and do your Chrislinas eest-buY-
ins early.
OATI ritE
tuttemote
BMT.USARDoVikNy
Colic Pairis
.1 found that BABY'S OWN 'VAL
JIM relieve colic pains almost ei
owe, writes Mrs. Mildred Nodal*
Long Creek. N.B. Many other Ideithoma
report equally happy benefits from giva
ing their children these Tablets.
BMWS OWN TABLETS aze mania*
mended by Mothers for teething
trouble?, upset stomach, indigestican
colic, maple fevers, coustiPation.
There is no need for YOUR child to
suffer. BABY'S OWN TABLETS on
be given with absolute safcty--sce ana..
lyst's certificate in och 2.Sc package.
D. Williams' 244
'blows OWN TABLETS
Milian performing Dee duties of toast -
meter. Tne Orchestra of Ludenow Unit-
ed, caureb, Sunday echool reredered seleee
times during the banquet hour and, after
the toaets. The following le the toaet
/13t "The Hang," ProPeeted by Rev. D.
A..MaeMillme and responded to by the
orebestre: 1/14140.."Ged Gave the aCIng;"
"Our anintaaa" Pkopeeed by Or. Arlicati
a. vokzatuk.responded to by the num-
ben "0 taretaditi" "Our. Oherrell," Pro-
posed to be Mr. Ileber 4. le EedY and re -
Plied to . by Rev. Ctunpriell Trarenera of
the Athfield. circuit; "Qur ,Pathers,'' pro
, -
posed• by Everett Harris and responded
to ba Mx. Clime W. Alton: "Our Sons,"
panTrelPohbcYle!1701'bej°4111./r.mrenarYitimez: AC.rergwir": -
patrick. The Speakers of the evening
were Mr. Harry Long, Goderich, a forzner
IIn
APIIdCiRellayi. o! aMinganiter COLITtrnk otpublanlic '01Serdinh°311
e
United chmoh. The subject • of Mr.
Long's acldret.s was "Building life," and
in tlio course or as address he pointed
out. that the essentials are ledustra, per-
severencee Parite and godliness. Rev.
Mt Craw In. ins talk developed the sub -
Jest 00 blinding a life still rather and
stressed the ' iniportance ofloyalty to
Jesus ninny that would tesult in a, very
leihearerrldor 4th4edrclasots •tihseUrgo.sileral. morThAlPlat;
riok, •principal af Dangannen "publie
school, te wheee untiring 'efforts *hen
a Ole suecess of the banquet is due,
Jet ^nue merning service of DUngarincat
United church on Sunday last the PM,
tor, Rev. D. A. MacMillan, spoke On
"Vanity or •Victory" lasing two texts,
Ecclesfastes 1:11, "Then X looked on all
the works that my hands had wrought,
and on the 'Jabot that ,I had labored to
do; and, toehold, all was vanity and.YeX-
atiort of spirit, mid .there was no profit
under the sun," and 2 Timothy 46-8.
'For T am now ready to he offered, and
the nixie of nig demirtere is at hand. I
have fought a good fight, I have finished
nay eourse, I live kept the faith:I:Terme-
for there is laid up for me it sorean of
righ,teousness, which the Lord,•the riehtal
ebus judge, shall .give me at that day;
and not to me only, but unto all them i
also that, love- his appearing:* The* .
were spoken by ,two great men when they
approached the tine we must' all face I
,
the end of life. 'Solainon, the first speak-
. I
er, began life aas a taint and elided hi
sinPaul began as a self-righteeee
Pharisee and ended, asthe,ebiefest of the
disciples.. Solomon -power and wealth; Paul endure a toil. 1
enjeyed a life of ease,
suffering and sacrifice, but lived a life of
service, Both were able to give us the
benefit of their experaenees. Soloyaola
ggted with' intelligence ansi 'ivisdonz,' be -
coining ,Idueewhen thseannes were at the ,
Pinnacle of greatness antiefo-called glory,"
with every. chance to Make good gave 1
these words as a warning to generations I
to eozne. Their lives and activities show ;
the greatest, contrast as 'given in the :
verses preceding those of the text. Both 1
Made great beginnings but elided with 1
very different results became of one'
thing. We must begin right with a de-
finite life plan,- high ideals, and a goal
to attain, and we must plan. with God
because He is. the sum of all plans,'or
the end Will be failure, As Paul said,
"I can do all things through Christ who
strengtheneth me." The secret of life is
God and I. Some plea for success at
tiler- cost „TIM may mean seccess for a
while bat 'it 'ill'not lasting. We should
have greater azilbition. for material suc.
cess or we may be forced to say with
Solomon, "All is Vanity," . Solon* had
forgotten God. When, .Paul was Waiting
for the martyr's death bas advice to Tim-
othy was "Preach truth, play the man,
proclaim the gospel." He had not for-
gotten God, •In the present day the
church is stretcaltig out hands to the
world. to return to God. 'The church it-
self may be great and powerful but we
must not ,forget to keep our own indivi-
dual lives pure and true by standing
dose to Christ. People are charged by
all things sacrede to keep God as the
*entre of life. Let us reunite ourselves
to (elitist and though the tress be heavy
the reward is there for beside the cross
is the crowil. In the evening Mr. Mac -
'Wilma spbject was "There is a place for
inOee'Veie choir itaag eta That / Ilad
Wine' with Mtts Margaret Ityan rta so-
prano soloist. The text wee. "'Mere" is a
place for me and thou shalt stand upon
a rock." Man has always wanted a god
and as a result has become a theologian,
with .God as the subject, Religion Le man's
interpretation of God. 'r� find God man
Must use his whole being, intellect and
.emotion, or he will become as oe higher
critic of our day fir Will be lost in a uMze
of sinieratition. How than man know
GodEelente and logic help but we
must accept with faith. Growth of tivi-
lization and the pathway of Jehovah is a
part of all the paet years andthese meke
our religion sense and make out. belief in
God. God and mararind are necessary to
each other. Men mutt 'statid close betide
God or they win lose their poise and
themselves and, beeOrne a MetUtee 10 so-
eiety. Sueh people as tames and Crean -
well heard Goa and folloWed their duty.
Duty is fidelity to life one' of the greatest
words in the world, today. God cares far
those Ile calls. Character is the fine art
of giving heee earid help te thoSe who
need it greateSt. "., The man who oanriet
000 his fellew-Man cannot see (led. Many
thine, cuch as the liquor traffic, need to
tie righted today: We May be the bridge I
whieh takes others atroes danger, as;
Christ, Was Upward tO everlasting life, I
late annual meethat of the W.M.S. Of
VAO R NINE
"FINANCIAL
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Amirante
'EDWARD 1). DU.FFIELD
President
• HOME OFFICE
NEW'ARK, NEW JERSEY
trutleutint
Tonguingnf Ainerita
OUR. PoLIcIEs IN FORCE
N., K. McILEOD, Asst. Supt., ,
Masonic Temple
Ob.
committee, Ms. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Ander-
son. and Mrs. W. H. Maize; "key" woman
for "One Step Forward" movement, Mrs.
W. R, Stahel's.
•
Mrs. V. H. Maize vLsited at the home
of her Sen, Bert Maize and Mrs. Maze.
Stirling Fulford, Dunlop,. was a recerd
visitor with William H. Reed.
Arthur' Brown, teacher in S. S. No. 6,
Ashfield, has resumed his (tithe follow-
ing an enforced baliday of t•hree weeks,
owing `to an epidemM of measles among
the pupils. •
;The annual meeting of the W. M. 8.
of the tented church in Dungannon IVLIS
held 'Friday. Readings were given by
Mrs. A. Elliott and Mrs. 4:1, C. Treleeven.
A vote of thanks was emit to Mrs. Craw-
ford for the beautiful flowers sent ea
Beth in memory of her grandfather, E.
J. Crawford. late election of oefflerssated as as follows: President, alisS Celia
Pentland; vice-president, Mrs. A. Elliott;
corr. see., Mrs. G. Harris; asst. sec., Mrs,
Campbell; strangers' secretary, Mks. Geo,
temperante secretary, Mrs. L.
Roach; supply eeer-etary, Mrs. L. panne.
bell; treasurer, Mrs. N. F. Whyard;
Christian Steward secretary, Mrs. le
Stewart; Missionary Monthly, Mrs. Me -
Clare; pianist, Mrs. Jas. McWhinney;
press. secretary, Miss. Ivr. 14. Pentland;
assistant, lairs. e. O. Treleaven; Aflame
aomniittee, Mesdames MeWilitiney, Why-
ard, A. Elliott, Mel, Culbert, A. Itoaca,
INSURANCE
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company
• of Canada
• ESTABLISHED 1889
BEAD OFFICE : WATERLOO, ONT.
D. D. MOONEY
AGENT,
NONE 250
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Erskine Presbyterian ohm& Was held at —
the hem tot MM. W. It StOthwb
ere, en
&aim of (Alters was held. The most- I
dem, Mrs. 2/eWhinney, oectioled the
+chair for the regular put of the moot.
in and vacated it for the election of et-,
eers, 'which was conducted by Mrs. Mee I
ideort. Papers en the mission Bela
British Galatia, Were read by, Mrs. Pitz.
()Mars wore elected as follows: Presi. I
eerald, Mrs. Davidson and Mrs. Is,
dent, Mrs. Diehard Mai/Nutley: 131 vise.
itrosidout, Mrs, fltobert Ittavidren; 2nd ,
viee.prosident, tYres. deini /Willett; tee.. 1
treas., Mrs. Pred Pon; Giad Tidings toe -1
rotary, Mzs 1. Bennett; bae r:rthty.'
Mrs. O. M. Mc/Conan Boum Iltelpere
sorretary, Mrs. P. Vas Weesnie and,
Welfare seefetary, VI. Davidson ;I
GODERIOR
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Expert Workmanship I
AR Work Guaranteed
Prices Reasonable
Your business will be i
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Williams; literature secretary, Mrs. Why-
ard. • •
• Drivee Asthma lake litaiefe.—eThelm.
mediate • help Item Dr, 01 D. ICellogg's
•
Agthme Remedy seem?. llire magic.
Nevertheles•s it is only a natural remedy
u.sedain . a. natural way: The smoke or
vapor, reaching the most remote passage
of the affected tubes/ brushes aside the
trouble and <Mena a way forefresh air to
enter. /t is sold by dealers throughout
the land, ••
OWN CHILDREN MADE
THIS WOMAN NERVOUS
Mrs. Lillian Payne was so rundown
her (Alin. children made her nervous.
Vind (iron tonic) made her sleep and
Cat and nervousness is gone, Tastes de.
licious. cAmpaaLtis DRUG STORE
Norway
Oka*
ftiniP
Bothered With Bad Cough
It Turned' to Bronchitis
Mrs. Morrie Rudolph, Barney's River Station, NB.,
writes:—"I waa bothered with a bad cough whictr
turned to bronchitis. Nothing seemed) to belP me
until 1, got Dr. Wood'o Norway Me Syrup. I round
the phlegm was brought up, without anyliacking comer-
binrog,neanhidtisal:fer using three laottles was; relieved of say,
That wee fir years ago, and I have not been tniubled
with it sinee.'
Price 35e. a bottle; large family size 05c.; at all drug
and general stares; put up only by The T. Milburn Co.,,
liwit( Toronto, Ont.
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evergreen
PLAYGROUND
Return
FARE
from
Godint,ich.Ont.
To VANCOUVER
VICTORIA °
SEATTLE
01 1 ,95
Pell infttmalion jrcm
Reduced
.50 .
to VANCOUVER --
VICTORIA, 11.C.
aim la Seallle,. Irashiggion
For health and pletzeure eecape ham Winter to
Canada's Everereen Playgrourld on the Manny
Pacific Coast -10 Willie' days 0: 1.101: and other
• cum= aetivitiee, with winter epode nesfaY
Amid reOuntain grandeur. Farethis winter are
approximately ele0 loWer than ever before and
reduced rates at hotels make ;our iolk1ay W1
more economical. •
Tienete. gead Goitre until Fele 23. Ttetucn Unita
April 30, Generous Stop-01er privin.,ace at inter.
Mediate points.
ILL -w Short•Limit Tickets also on e.Me until Dee.
22 to ether Pacific Cesat points.i lartuding
Cantata's, return Walt San, 25,
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