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THURSDAY, DEC. 2904 1032
THE GODERIC11 STA
[Star Sp- a- s
Happy Nev; Yeari
A. ten -year-old ,Goderich girl won a
seven -pound candy cane in a guessing
eantest. That takes a lot of haring.
Mer talking to: local candidates for
Municipal orate next, Monday about the
only, issue we could =over was "Econ.
It's •a Winner slogan these days.
We wonder if Premier Bennett and.
Mackenzie Xing exchanged Christmas
cards. Anti ,how about Aggie Maphall
anti
3 J, Merriam, "that dear 014 soul?"
Ooderich, Wis net going to be a
happy new yea for one of two candi-
dates for recite, one of tWo for water and
light commission and one of Seven for
coUncillOr.
There is sornething to be said in favor
of the three-year-old boy Who, on artist -
Iiia$ Morning, when asked. by his mother
what day it Vas and who came last
night, exclaimed: "I want my breakfast
Ineal .•artiste who ientributed to the
Obristinas concert program At the
Oren's' Shelter mist have felt better for
their eintributkin, and not tlia least of
• • these was sante Claus; himself.
Xis. the last Week or ten days in Gode.,
ricbroa store Was robbed. tWo .houies rari.
sikeked and a 'that committed 'frora the
-'eloak °room of a dente hall. The peace
have a 'Joh on their hands and someone.
'is riding:for a fall.
•
Our balmy team took a trinunhig on
their feet leagne appearance at Seaford',
On Tuesday night, but the season IS
Mina and the .Sallors will be there or
.t.hereabtatte rerending .into the home
Orden,. .
The Marvel a Christmas this year Was
Vim; George's. broadcast from Sandring.;
• ham Palate. Remarkable feats 'of:
e cience eueir at this do much to ement
the peoples of the British Empire. Pew
in etoderlels 'possessine radios missed the
message anti ,renialia on the clarity of
• reception Were general. •
• MR. MURNEll'S RECORD
There will be sympathy for Mr„ W. T.
Teem es a contest in Colberee town-
elliP heat Alenday, where Sleeve Albert
Cieltithorpe and hts councillors are
seeking Ire-elect:an, M. Geltitherpa
opposed by Weliam L. Young, who
makes a study of racatelpal affairs, while
tho addition of Thomas Wdson to the
list of candidates has made it necessary
Su Conant:as Weagen, McCreath and
Pithlikdo to agaita try their luck in the
battle Of ballot&
In Colborne towesniteas elsewbere, the
issue -is -MO sof economy.----Baeh---candi
date, It ,WOUld sc8rn Ig trying to out.
=noodle the other. We have even
heard Recite Goldthorpe and his counela
criticized for practicing too much econ-
onsv, thet their read PolieY will have
repercussion, but in these days a de -
Pression even that is a good omen,, •Cer-
tainly no charge's a merit have been
made egelnet the 1032 Colborne town -
shin connedgg rOgatdg Ma1nda1nigtra-
t101%. That is an Inmortant point in their
favor, .
As for the colorful Reeve himself, it
cannot be gainsaid ba that he hivi had
the courage a his eonvictions., ;On more
than one occabion bas taken the pro-
verbial bull by the horxiii, in his ewe
Way, and made the public acquainted
with certain conditions of which theY
sbould itnolt. Reeve Goldthorpe Is not
what. is sometimes Called a-utactful poll-
ticlan," and he 18 not at a11 popular with
°Metals. Ile talks too blUalY, it Is sad.
POssibly that too is Something In his
favor. Colborne township electors might
say to theirbelves: "One good turn •de.
serves another." The county council
would be poorer without him.
Weddings
IVEI311.ANDERSON
The marriage of Miss Mary Andereon,.
daughter of Mr. and Ora Thomas, J. An-
derson, Ashfield, Id Ilovy W. Webb, son
of Mrs. Webb and the late George Webb,
West %reams:Ali, was solemnised Christ-
mas Eve at the home of the bricie'S per-;
ents, Rev. 'Campbell Taverier officiating.
The bride, Who was =attended, were a
gown of hyacintheascade crepe and car-
ried ,a bouquet 'of golden roses. Ate's-
deLssohne wedding march was played by
the 'bride's °sister, Miss Olive Anderson.
After the wedding dinner, which was'
served:.by cousins of the bride, Mr. and
Mis. Webb left by motor for a short
honeymoon trip to Montreal and other
eastern peke's, the bride wearing a brown
ensemble. On their return Mr. and
Mrs, Webb wilt reside in West Wawa -
nosh. The bride was "high" girl In the
eluron Coinityy judging competition and
received • a free trip to C. N. E, and ReYel
Winter Pair,
LOYAL
We wish 'every One a brighter and mor
prosperous new year for -1931
„eir. Ernie PerMan, left•for Pant, lynch,
an Tuesday. Ile•wilI visitthis father 'in
woodideck ihbt.
Albs Cluistirie 'Roberti -on Is home
from MacDonald Rall, Onelph, for the
holidals.
Miss Nelfle Courtney, of. Kincardine, is
visiting her Sister, Mrs. W. T. SallowS,
and family.
•Mr. Prank Clark was In Goderich ,Iast
week helping over the Chrletnias rush 01
isturrey ea hoeing 'to run an 'elestion extra mail.
The last few mild days have been an
campaign for Water and. light connide.
stoner, this- • year esPeeloilY, when agreeable change fitin the Zero weather
not Just
he is as able to get about as eittibe previouS weekiss Mary Ariberte
usual. Ile has been a. member of the speriding a week with her n' Hanilittinb1.41" U,' ils'r
commission eversince it was formed C. A. Robertson, III.L.A.*
taentl'ai* Yeats ago and knows the de- vill,cfreettotkllanasWbilserolthear,s vbheeonnueedlierewdentot
tails Of the systeM in a way nuonednedwuritinii; morrs,e1., lion latexhn % le ecry In.
his eonnectionewith the system lias al. Win. /Cantwell have abneenluiraidar Mir'
out kis maieute, could do,
severe colds and Au. Hope thee 'Wm:1y
wayt been careful and. etonomleal in its
, . soon be it in
management.' Itis statetieht thetther MISS Vell ail .
Mary itedMond, RN., Of London
.. night that the tesst of electrical power in Is the nd
spehig holidaeas y s '
aunt non Mary young, and
uonu with her
via before the advent, br ny(10. tm 3,6; is Mr. Prank and Wm. L Young." uncles'
At:leder:eh had been rerluted teen fle as it
mouthing we ttro opt to keret hi esti. Now that nomizetion for' the townthiP
f ivetnlm
Mating the vAue of Hydra, but the facto lEttove-ii iepeek:seiztoatiS itLoyal
tiveaatMigthehtgtoaunalli
eii
that Mrs MarritY IS a believer in Hydro raeetings tttc
Mr. B. V. Lawson had the misfortune
does riot mean that he is not watchful to fall while Miming down the stair in
for the town's interests as against the
. ., as
vitocss hit oppos. ...11 his barn and fracture one of his ribs
11. E. P 0 .
lti tO We are glad to see him around again al.
thanttetrairt of the IL H P. C. to saddle tholtgle he IS Sail verY sere.
• • the co., of New? York exchange On the 1 and Mrs. Tatt Oath, jam and
MOO tams. Ile is Ara and always out
for the interest of the town. Mr. Mar-
ney's experienee Itt raradeipal affairS in
Coderich did hot torarnenee with the
Water anti tight Corernission, howeVer.•
fa 190a lie was elected to the town emit -
ell hi which ha served Ave years Med in
11)03 he was elected to the mayor's eta%
whieh he Sited with credit to him:Self
inni to the town'S advantage. Then
1007,, en the ereation -of the Wate- and
Light Commission, he was eleeted to
Joan, left for Toronto fhiturday man -
tag. Where they Will visit Mrs. Clark's
father. Rev. Colin Young, and Mrs.
Young' tuts' ether tehstives. wheel tttrn. NetOnal advertising on
tS
TEN TO ONE
YOUilE THINKING
les
O INTERIST TO INOME14—...lve ***repeating, foes time
only, the ogee of alliiiiiientade, Iretili-unirtWeeookingrapoortfieehereousa- .
of only 50 Out Cube Reel Wospperi. OXO UmkedeSt. Peter Sucre Montreal
A nought for the New Year
conTnrotrrXr,
IOurWeekly Lesson
I In English
MY W. Lo. Gordon)
W0116 Often Misused
'Do net say, °MIA Is very funny," to
express that whieh is queer or Unusual'
Funny ,should be restricted to' express
that which is comical or laughable.
Do not say, ."The elifers =tiler said
that he may go with you." Say,. "says
• that may go," or "said that he might
Do not say, "This thing transpired
three years ago." Say, "occurred three
Years ago." *•
Po not NIA "It must have been a lets-
• gthy trip." Say, "a long trip."
Do Vint say, .41 shall try and get A for
Yen," try, get,- ie-sfer"
You."
Do not say, "All is not gain in this
busine.ss„" Say, "Not all is gain, etc."
Word* Often lip...pronounced.. .
Coupe. Pronounce kg -pa, 00 .58 in
boot, a as in Pale accent last syllable,
and not koop,
• Arefutable. •Pimmtlatii ir-e-tut-a-1381,
• i as in e as in roe, u as iro Use, a un-
stressed, aocent third syllable.
The calendar rohinds us that another
year will commence on Sunday. Our
calendar is a mechanical reckoner of
tline, and we aPPralSo our lives 137 Fiara
-three score and ten being the allotted
number -but what is a year in nature or
eternitY, iviillions of years count hardly
at all in the spin of the stare or
in the making of the rock over
which iloWs our Maitland river, so
that if We puma for .a moment and atlt
why we greet the dawn of another year,
it is perhaps a, little difficult to find a
satisfactory reply, especially if We realize
that "time" is the, most independent ef
all things and all the laws and tomes of
nature viill be the' same on January let,
1933* as when God first said, "Let there
be light."
Still the lact remains that in the short
time allotted to us for eur. sojourn. On this
sphere the advent of a new year is an
epoch in our lives. How significant it is
that the word chosen to rePreSent the
first° month of the year should be Jena -
ant! It is derived from Janus, a Roman
deity who was represented as having two
faces -the one looking backward -the
Other looking forward. It is well that
we should pau.se a moment and look
baeltward. A year has come and gone
arid what have we done to make life the
better for our having been here, or what
has been our contribution to the better-
ment of mankind/ How true it la that
"we have left undone those tiaings whieh
we ought to have done." Hut the other
face is looking forward, and in the year
and the years to some what are we goiog
to do t make life ,the finer? "The times
are out of joint" and far that reason our
individual responsibilittes are the great.
er, but in what appeared to be the most
•
Diffuse (verb and adjective)." .Pro -
hopeless days of the war, like our *soldiers nolince the.s as z 131 113* verb, as *18 the
we can fay, "Are are downhearted? IsTol" adJectiVe,
We still have faith to greet the New Year Facetious. Pronounce fa-se.shus, a as
In ask unstressed, e as in see, u as In
unstresaed, ascent second- sYllable,
Protest (noun and verb). Accent ileur).
On first sellable, verb oalast
Jasmine. Pronounce the a as *
an in mint.
Worths Often Miespened
with Hope, without which what a gloomY
place this. World 'would be. Hope may
said,to be the law of natUre whereby
bisects, animals, Plartts and rock& 'lay -up
store or an Unseen future," and SP is
all the more remarkable that Man with
his ability to review the past, daric and
dismal though. it be, can retain the
faculty which "upon midnightSt skies of
rain paints the golden morrow." *
The year now closing hag been one of
great unemployment and lowest . our
land, and out of thie eonclition the Com.
mimist has endeavored to make "card-
tal." The eomonmist would tate away
the tridividuality of the people and ante
inate hope from their lives and so we
must IM on aur guard ageenst the Wald,
bus propaganda of these who would
overthrow our institutions and substitute
therefor Socialistic state similar to that
.which exists in Russia -which theories,
it would seem, are being profounded by
some today. What, indeed, would life be
Without this wonderful gilt 01 hope, and
what would existence here become were
it not for redensptive imagination, hope
and the creative effort of the, individual?
What we need. most a all today is good
common sense that will help us to make
the best of our time and *maturates
here. And blessed is the man who can
make each eallestone he passes an altar
'and a stepping stene tower& a nobler
selfhood and the tnings most excellent'
upon which time cannot imprint, the Sig-
nature of decay."
And so with the hope for a nobler self-
hood may ‚we each and all have a
Happy New Year.
--,—,
WHAT OTHER
EDITORS SAY
A Good Repeater
The Ottawa Citizen comments
editorially on the election--ne
Allen, former Goderichite, to the
Mayoralty of that city: ,
"There is little to find fault with
in the results of the election yester-
day for the 1933.City Council. So far
as the 11/ayoraity and Board of Con-
trol are concerned, the choice of the
citizens is satisfactory to a degree.
They Chose about the test eity exam,
tive ability available. There were a.
few surprising aspects of race, but
the final outcome Was largely as Was
hoped and expected, Mayor Allen's
return by a ma3ority over this two
opponents $8 a Matter for gratifica-
tion. Evidently his two years in the
office of chief magistrate have per-
suaded. the taxpayers that his ad-
ministration has been sound and
hopeful. Elie triumphant return as-
sures the continuation of policies in-
augurated in 1980, and should embold-
en the mayor to go forward with
greater aggressivense in the future
with the process of building up an
efficient permenent administration."
,
Publishing Not Profitable •
•
(Milverton Sun)
to the cost of educating the children
from the rural municipalities. Thus,
beside bearing the whole expense for
resident pupilseOrillia pays a tenth of
the cost of educating county pupils. sr
the secondary schools at Barrie,
Collingwood, Midland, Alliston, Brad-
ford and Petietanguisthelie. If •the
ounty councils want to call the tune,
let them pay tne piper. There will,
_however, be sympathy. with the de-
sire for careful "investigatidie- into
the whole question of seconders
education, its value and its wet, With
a view to making it less burdensome."
Previa* Or Autocracy
(Financial Post)
• Forfeit; •felt, though pronounced -fit
Negro (singula). Negroes (plural)
Hawaiian., Observe the three vi's =tithe
11. Encourage;.ge, 'Encouraging;
Hymn; tbough pronounced- bim. Prom-
isor; ,ozie a promissory:. two Ws. •
' Senssaims :
Esterld, exp•and, enlarge, • iricrea.se
Sneed (verb), hasten, hurry, exPedi
accelerate. •
Prodigality, extravagance, waste,
cess, lavishness,
Prejudice, partiality, bias, prepo
sion, unfairness-. •
%netted, lively, animated, tIery,„
tlesomee
Extrinsic, eternal;, extraneous, eines
tial, outward, -foreign., ,
.. Word Study
"trse. '13, word three. times and t .18
goers." tet us increase our 'Mee lary
by mastering one word each. day, • ords
for Vila lesson:.
SOLECISM; a deviation from e id-
iom. of a language or from the les of
syntax, " lietween you and b sole-
eisna." -
ImPELLING; 'that which ur es for
Ward, or gives an Impulse atriot- '
ism and a sense • of -dais .were4,1he imL
palling forces that 'aroused . . .
FU'IlLITYr quality of bein • useleali...
"Ile realized the 'futility of efforts."
VINDICATION: Justilleatio
success Was accepted as a vin cation of
his theories." •
RYTHMIC (adjective); pe aiming to,
or -of the nature 'of rhyt "The
rhythmie motions of the ance were
beaUtflul."
CULMINATION; the a innient' by
areildng of its highest poi . "It is 'the
culmination of many 'years ef progress."
s -
t.
en.
The economic tbeorists are right
in stating that the -world stands
at the cross roads axta Tana choose
between a Capitalist' State and, a
Socialist State. Certainly we have
had neither one nor the other eince
the war and the mixture of the two
has `bees. poisonous. In making
their choice As: between tiie two
systems of economy, people should
not overlook the fact that the es-
sential promise. Of Individualism is
coutinuous reform effected through
the machinery of democratic gOvern-
ment while the essential fact in
Socialism is autocratie control of
all° activities by the dictatorship of
such men as have in the past Made
up the maes of the, world's politi-
cians and will do so in the future.
The phoice then is not.really be
-
twain two syeteras of emadomies,
either one of which has great
Numerous times it has been geld to
. '' theoretleal merits, but between some -
The Stint "Yell seem 'be be beeY here, thing more fundament -al perhaps
you apparently are not hit by the freedom and feudal entreeracY
depression." Well, a weekly` nowt- The C e, es
e , • . '
paper that fills its eolainne with Rs "" e' e'• '
Mich news as The Sun does keep a (E. C. Buchanan iii Saturday Night)
Staff leaey. We do not care to nuike In Ottawa there is much talk of
complaint nor are •we making cones polities these days, but iedoes not re
plaint :ketone" these are . strerMaps veal much brighter' spirits on the part
times but We desire to inform onl of these who are on the outside look -
readers that the lest 50 issues of The in in than arnong those who are on
Sun tutted out We 'would have been e i id The talk is concerning
swie
better off financially had we not let a tself roar and more with the pros-
• acts of t socieliste-the Co-oper-
active Contirrenwealth Federation ;that
a few months ago, few people regard- Day was a splendid success, considering
ed seriously. Candid Liberals see as the hearty liberality of the Members of
much danger to their party as the the 'church and Sunday eehool, and IU
Conservatives " from this third Party the effectiveness of the program: /terns
movement, MessrS. Peter Heenan and la me pmgrain wae a story, swim the
tete last of the Christ's' 1
ments in this locality was held in the
hall on Friday night, when tile seliaare
of the Presbyterian•SundaY atheol Put oh
an interesting iirogram 01 tongs, recite -
as Wedeln- which We used to depend for a cash
revenue has ' vanished. The sheet
newsprint used by The Sun instead
of decreasing in priee has inereased
OWing tO the fact that there is only
tient, choruses end plays. Ur. Meltin one firna itt Cateda nianufaethring
Tyndall, superintendea, Was ehairman,
and it tbe conclusien letroduced Setts
Claus, who distributed gine and goodie
to all, and the meeting elesed with "Ged
Sava the King." •
Once
-
Once again the Joyous 1-bliday
Season returns with remembrances
of : pleasant business associations
giving an opportunity of wishing
you the Season's Compliments.
Stattly's Cash Grocery
that class of newsprint and they
have a monopoly. Other articles
entering into the making of a new
paper have either increased or re
-
rained istatiOnaty. Repairs for
setaehinery .,wing to the duty and ex-
change babe enormously increased
in pries and vie have a heavy invest -
merit plant atid Wilding. Wages
have to be paid weekly in cash. Mr.
Anderson. of the Palmerston Spec -
tater, published in a town of over
1,500: ionnd it More profitable to twee
pencil publication *lid return to his
subscribers the amount they had paid
in advanee of suspension than tO
tars, eir.% The Sun, however, in the
interest of the employees and the en-
tire community is trusting that busi-
ness will during the reining s•ear be.
gin to pick up and gradually return to
normalcy.
Pay the Piper If Call The Tune
.(Collingwood flatergrise-Rulletin)
"The demand that the county
eentile thbuld be given control of
the expenditure* en high schools
would be, remarks the
trans Times-Paekets "if the counties
were prepared to take over the re.
sponsibility of providing for, main-
taiining and admin'istering eeterslary
*duration," trader existing circurn-'
Istenree the P. T. continue!, the
reeolution passed by the Comity Co.
NIL.V
Mr.' Lorne Pentland Italie a• week -end
trip to Toronto. •••
Mr. Ross McPhee and ids fairing have
all been suffering front the flu.
The Nile ladies have sent a bale of
used clothing to the diled-out area in
Saskatchewan.
• airs, James _Nevins was taken down
with pneumonia and was taken to the
tioderich hospital on Monday.
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Chrystal, sisters
of Mr. William WIC:tight, are here from
the west to see their mother, who is so
111. •
A New Year service is to be held in
Nile church next Sundier, The week 101 -
lowing 1* the week ef Prayer which b to
be observed at Nile on Tuesday and Pri-
day evenings.•
Miss Velma Pinnigam Miss Evelyn
Shaw, Mx. Edward Shaw and Mr. Edgar
shepperd are spcnding their Christmas
holidays at their homes here.
• Mr. Ross Taylor and his mother spent,
Christmas at ouelph. Mr. and Ms.
Corinel, Helen and Jean, of Guelph, am
now peying than a reeve" visit.
The annual Meeting of the Nile Voting
People's Society Is set for Friday even -
lug next with espies by 'Mrs. Peareon
and mr, Harvey MePhee, The 1033 of-
ficers are to he elected. The young peo-
ple are looldrig _forward to the union
meeting at Port Albert on Jan. igth.
Nappy wedding bells mingled with
xnerry christines bells Mr Saturday last
when leotard ChristilaW, of Nile, son of
tira, Edward Christilaw and the late Ed-
ward ohristilaw, was united in marriage
to Miss Lillie Morris of Ooderich, daugh-
ter ot Mr. end Mrs. Abner Morris. After
a Motor trip the happy cemple win take
Up their residence on Len's fann near
Nile,
The White Gift !Service on Christmas
gegr sql.Gg 4AVagUairZ___,
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Happy New Year
to One and All
CHAS. BLACK
"THE MEN'S STORE".
and 'Be
ElwinsP
Mary
Mrs.
Ache
Brodie
same
Hutle
loners
par
they
of
eRe
bY
e Matthews and recitations by
n*Anth_Pentlaill LawreOce
Harry peagan, Doris Watson,
agan and Margaret Watson.
inis.s" class was represented by
by 1300Son Vegan and Jack
nd afr. T. MePheee class In the
y by Ralph Brodie and Wilmer
e. ,The girls of Mrs. Pent -
class put oa a beautiful Japanese
drill and e.n alnusing dielogue
17nole Came to Vtsit,' for wind:
trewed Palish Shaw. Tne claes
M. Tabb gave a one -at comedy,
Peter Bryce.' Mr. Win. VinnIgareg
g men formed a ellartette end sang
Old Clock," which was composed
Ernest Seguss of Nile, and also
of the SuraMer Night." The pro -
was cliniased by a two -act Play en -
1 ed, "Cappy Explains," by young PeoPle
different classes. Then came the
Mow tree, from which the children
re well remembered.
17nless worms he. expelled from the Sys -
em, no child ems be healthy, Mother
Graves' Worna lir/dominator is an ex-
eellent medicine bo;destroy worms. .
The instructor* laving &livered
lecture- on parachute Work. nolachl
"And if it doesn't open -well, that
what is knoWn, as 'jumping to a co
•elusion.: "•
•"The ancient Romans play/ a
game something like football.' So
do some football testa's.
Man is like a car. Just so much
mileage in him, whether he runs it
out in 40 years' or 80. -Cedar
(Iowa) Records
. .
' wise and experienced mothers know
when their ehildren are troubled with
worms and lose no time in epPlYing Ma-
• kes Worns Powders, the most 'effective
vermifuge that can be used. 11 18 abso-
lute hi clearing the system of worms ane
restorieg those bealthy conditions with-
out which there .can lie no comfort for
1 the child, or hope of robust 'growth. It
is the most trustworthy et worm exter-
minators.•
Afitchell Hepburn admit the nienaceliting came," told by Mte.-fille.W. read-
raanrek-esnadgeaaVinOsrritgbetonesivtirentheme yL.1,rbehreayl legs :mu
by Phyllis Herr soul Winnifred Wat-
a dedication prayer and a male
are saying that only the growth in v
1...ua'stte
tatrength of the third PartY Min 54v6 IeTlicc3rt.
ewe.s a good •ProteraM. at the
rtleionoBeencorimetet nGeoxvtertonniveontte. when d itolr. locillitttimurttssaseyristepettahme. 22erindt. tun Nbeligat vuhurat
ward -looking Liberals like the editore two chotures by the aelesol, after whieh
Of the Ottawa "Citizen" and tIhe ses elegem was given by siassee me
"Farmers' Sun" are calling upon tif,,les of miss ried Tabb ants yrs, T.
their party to rise to its opportunity, Nilsen united in presenting interesting
to turn fearlessly to the left and give esoleette, ...The Days et the Week," also
battle to the old cyder. at it fails to la den drill, a duet by Dorothy Pees=
tiO that, they warn, it 'will be tee bad i
for the party, for all those who see i
salvation only itt * new deal will turn
to the Woodswerth-Macrhatil offer-
ing. They clearly are feeling rather
sad about the outlook. As for the
third party, no political organization
ever had so much free advertising, ,
People are discussing it everywhere,
regarding it with ever growing re-
speet. And on the feet of it, the
Liberals have much more reason to
wet* about it than the Conmervs-
tives. f(w its emergence as * defillite
political faetor will assuredly eolie
the ranks of confirmed Tories against
it, even send many who are nominally
Liberal but who fear the etscendaner
ef radicalismever to the party of the
right, while the mere impatient
Liberals naturally will embrace the
new hope.. There are intelligent ob.
servere who are even now satielled
IPA week is a joke. As the law now that the itAe at the nest election will
sitar*, the towns art polio* for the be between the Contervativen ser.d the
high ;Onto; edatatiea ikt 0144t own new party with the Wier& falling
1 thildiris awl $iloto outwit...1.th* henvili between thaia.
Iniabled..W011:14ifigeStionPains In Slomach After Meals_
The pains and distress caused from
indigestion or dyspepaht may 13e
removed by the use of B.B.B.
/t tones up and restores the
etsenach 18. Imormal •condition ad,
that it digests food without causing
•discomfort.
• Mrs. 0. 0. Chamberlain Sher-
brooke, Que., writes; --"I bad been
troubled with imligestion and pains
in nty stomach atter meals•.
My mother recoMmended Bute
dock Blood Bitters', so I got a
bottle and . after taking it Was
greatly relieved. •
I recommend it for indigestion, or
any form of 'stomach disorder."
•
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Dec8 3lth to daft „.7th
• 12 -oz. tin Forest City Baking Powder
with free piece of glassware 25c
8.oz. bot. Artificial Vanilla Extractlic
3 large boxes Matches . 25c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins. . . .. „ . . . ........21c
De Luxe. Jelly Powders, 7 flavors,
6 for .. ....... ... ........... .. .44 25c.
No. 1 tali tin Pink Sahnon 10c
1 Pure Clover Honey, 4% lb. tin net 37c
Clark's pure Tomato Ketchup, bot. 15c
1 Premier Toilet Tissue, 3 large rolls 25e
15 -oz. Waxtite Package Soda Big-
;
; cmts, per pkg.
I Hornes Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. net4...33c
; P. & G. Soap, 10 bars • .• 37,c
Rideau Hall Coffee, 1.11v tin.............A7c •
Best Quality Breakfast Bacon, sliced
or in the piece, per 1W . 417c
Heintz Pork and Beans, large tin,
2 for ...... . ...... 35c
Good Black Bulk Tea, 2 lbs.
Lely's Ilard Water Toilet Soap, large
eake.. . ........... . .. ........... g 5c
Choice Quality Tapioca, 3 lbs.......
Fresh Rolled Oats, Standard or
quick, 7 lbs. 25c
Ayhner Green Pea Soup, 3 tins for 25e
Good qua'. Cooking Onions, 17 lbs. 25e
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COR. EAST STREET and SQUARE