HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1933-04-20, Page 3THURSDAY. APRIL 20th, 103
'SHR f GODRRI H STAR
County and District
SUMMARY
The tower of Whigtenn is cutting off
a'eiief May let.
safo:th eeft41a11 players have ergen-
tseel for the year.
;arbaret Watt, 'idles et the late John
"Watt, who fora n.umbex of-ycars °Wrote
ed a planing; mill - at Wingharn, paSood
9 3uddeltly en Sunday, , pail 9411, at
:onto.
The Tuekersmlth Oi'e1ep1'ione System
bas been placed in the hands of three
oe :tmtsioners.
SNELL-JOHNSTON
A quiet wedding took place Wednesday
evening, April 5th, at the Ontario street
Parsonage, Clinton, when Rev. P G. /oar -
rill
Jane
s Emil
rill •united in marriage Mie' y
Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Johnston, and Mr, Humphrey Snell,
all; of Mullett township.
ICING-NICYUOLSON
A quiet wedding was solemnized at the
parsonage, Bluevale, on TuesdaY, April
4th, when Violet Mae, oldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Nicholson, of
'Airnberry, was: united in marriage to
Percy James Fling, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William King, sof Turriberry.
Vt. F. J. R. FORSTER,
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York Orph-
thalmic: and Aural Hospital, assistant at
Moorefield's Eye Hospital and Golden
Square Throat. Hospital, London, Eng.
53 Waterloo St. S., Stratford. Tele-
phone 267. f
At Hotel, Bedford, Ooderich, m
o'clock on the evening of the third Mon-
day of each month until the following
day, Tuesday, at 1 p.m.
L11t/'It11OW BOWLING FEEil iDOWN
I,ucknow 8owlin Club has reduced its
yearly lnembership fees by *1. Who elec-
tien of officers result. sts 'follows: Hon.
Presidents, Messrs.John Joynt gad Jose
eph Agnew; fres., Georgi Ilaeeell; vice -
res., O. L. oberlp; See. -Tease Dr. W. V.
Johnston.
SEAFOBTI.I OLD DOT 1r* TED
Judge J. A. Jackson, rr Seaforth old
boy. who has Just Completed twenty years'
on ,the bench in the district court of
Lethbridge, was the guest of heeler at a
banquet at Lethbridge recently, when he
was presented with a magnificent silver
Bower bowl.
ENGINEERING
GOEBEL tad CAREY.
Consulting and : Municipal Enginebring
Drainage --Land Surveying.
Masonle ' .tnple Bldg. Goderich, Ont.
Phone 230
LEGAL CARDS..
SEAFORTK HOUSE BURNED
Fire thought to have been caused try
an overheated stove, completely destroyed
Me frame house of Mr. John Cooper in
Egmondvillo early Tuesday morning of
last "week. Mr. Cooper, alone in the
house, was asleep in a. downstairs ream
and was forced to eseape from the''build-
tng via the window.. -
WINGRAM DEATHS.
Susan M. Dickle, widow of the late
James Brock, passed away in Wingham.
General hospital on Friday, April 7th, In
her 76th year. She had not been well
all. winter...., .. The death of Dorcas
.Jake Calvinwidow of the late John el.
Boyd, occuriedat her home, Wingham,
on Saturday, April 8th.
TAYLOR-SHARPIN
AXS & SAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors.'
R. C. Hays, S.C., and R. G Hays, •B.A.
Hamilton street, Goderich.
Telephone 88 .
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN.
Barrister/ and Solicitor .
Office: Haul lt*n St. Phone 512.
Y' 13. A.
NN'
PANIC DClELL
• Barrister, Solicitor, Eto.
Phone 282. HAMILTON. . ST„ Goderielh,
F: 'R: PARROW:
. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary ` Pubk o, Etc.
Successor to J. 1, Killoran. -
hone 97. Office, The Square, Qoderloh,
RNEST, M. LEE.
•
Demister and Solleltor .
Sun Life • Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria.
T'elephotiP:: Elgin 5301
Toronto 2.
ACID STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
SuSerora frau Itaigeotion
CUT THIS OUT
"Stomach trouble, dyspepsia, iadt-
astton, sourness, gag, hearsburn.,
wed fermentation, eta. aro caused
vino times to ten by chronic acid
stomach;" says a well /mown
guthority.
Dalmaag hydrochloric acid de-
velops in the stomach at an alarm.
lug rate. The Acid Irritate3 and in-
flames tho dellea.t. .stomach lining
and often leads to gastritis or stom-
ach ulcers. Don't dose an acid Atone.
.acir with pon:ln or artificial illgc3,.
tants that only give temporary relief
from Hain by driving the sour, fer-
montinar. food out of the etonmeh Into
the Intestines.
Instiad, neutron= or •sweeten
Me acrd stomach after meals with
a little 131n rated Magnesia and not
only will the pain vanish but your
Hacaie will digest naturally. Thera
Is nothing better than lneuente4
Magnesia, to sweeten anti settle an
itcid stomach. 'pour stomach acts
and fools tine in just 3 few -minutes.
Bisuratcd Mag�nesia can bo obtained
from any reliable druggist. It is
aefoe reliable, easy and pico.sant to
use. is not o, laxative and Ie not at
all eancltsive.
WPC TRIM
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
London by Rev. W. R. Hughes, on .Wed-
nesday( March 29, 'when Alice L. Sharpen.
of Turnberri, was united to marriage to
William R.. Taylor, . of Turnberry.. Fol-
lowing the ceremony -they left by motor
for Windsor, Detroit and Battle Creek.
On their return' they will reside on the
groom's farm ori the 7th of Ternberry,
HANOVER TWINS
Hanover Post: Messrs. William and
Qharles Wendorf of town .observed their
joint birthday. last Saturday, when they
marked , the 87th -anniversaryof their
birth. They are both still in fairly good
health, up end =quad, and `-'We .wonder if
Mewls another pair of twins in this'
tilet--or in the province—who can eq
their:.,recdrd in the matter of longevity
DEATH OF ESTEEMED SEAFOR.THITE
On Sunday, April 9th, Anna Bella
Green, widow of the late Francis Mur
CHIROPRACTIC
D'°.LESS PRACTITIONER.
CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESbw
"THERAPIST, GODERICH. -
'.1 'funs of
<DunAannon
Ali/lc-nigh the Ilanganuen elieeker play -
era who 3zur::ed to I;uckiloW on Wedt e$'
:1aI evening de not steal to care about
mentionfug anything about the score
made wlien thee' played with the Ina.
n
s k -
t ow contingent, they are loud in their
prates of their hosts, vibe, although boa-
ting them idly at the Canoes, neverthe•
ie.s entertained them right royally and
ONO Mean such a geed time afterwards
that they soon forgot their defeat.
ray. Oh old and 3iighly esteemed resident
of Seatortll, passed :peacefully away'' at
Church Notes
The Easter thankofferiree meeting of
the W. M." S. of Waage Presbyterian
church was held under fiery pleasant
auspices Thursday. Te gathering was
presided .over by Mrs. Richard 113oWhiu-
neY, president of the 4u$illary. and also
president of the Maltitsnd Presbyterial.
The Bible reading was given by the lead -
or, who followed it with a thoughtful ad-
dress upon the subject ;o1 . Easter. The
choir sang an appropriate number. A
quartette "The Old hugged Cross' was
u
i n
,
Mrs. F. Jones; s- Mr
s: Aavdso
sn Y
Mr
II b
Rev. C. H. McDonald and William, Wlg-
iu:-titute upheld. its reputation for intoe
eetiog and loilralcilve meeti".gae when it3'I
a ptbe a gathered Thursday et the lie=
of Miss Anna Reed fJr the rezGTar
Monthly Meeting. U. Davieson, the
henoeary peest;leat, was stsked to ec .dl:et'
tho meeting, titihiele was opened in tlio
woe* Manner. Mies heels SII 1R Rem-
taxy-treiasurer, called the roll wrltele was
rc.-lle:ailed to by "iFt i melc,'i":ing Wits"
twenty-three Members and creetrxi visitese
being present. Corresposutersa Prem the
department was read, calling attention to
the Ghia Ceaferenen to be held ict,
Guelph at the Q. A. V. early ha May.
Miss Helen Arldereem 'awes appointed as ri
deiczate. A committee 4f four v;as ap-
pointed to eo:ifee with a, a:miler ezeurrxlt-
tee of the Junior Farmers' Crab in ar-
ranging for Mut meetings and other
business ezeamon to both organizations,
Arrangernertts Were made ;ter holding a
seelal evening, the outcome of the library
membership t'onteet in whish Helen An-
elereon:s aide was the winner, the winneng
side to provide the program and the ie-
side, captained by Mary 1iZt111on, to
provide the lunch. Miss Flora Durnin
kindly volirndeered her home for the
gathering 'which will be held early In
Meer. The pregrems for the year were
for
nowsea o
aro
et€ andready eml da
e p
print -
lug, A very interesting autebiogrctphY of
Dorothy Dix was reed by Mies Margaret
Ryan and was a roielation to many pro -
Out who aro sonetant readers of tho daily
writings of this popular matron, 'The
meeting closed with the singing of .the
National Anthem, after which lunch was
Served and a serial hour enJoyed.
her home en George street, in her 87th ghi9. e. Little Anetta Steward charmed
year. Mrs, Murray wasborn near Gien- everyone by leer rendition of "Let me live
avy, County Antrim, Ireland, and was in my house by the side of the road, and
united in marriage to her late husband , friend to man." eve C. B..McDon-
it be a
in 1070. The' ame year they left their
native land and came:'to Canada. A'few
years were spent in Niagara district, taut
the deceased had been a continuous resi-
dent of SeaIorth for over 50 years.. She
was one of the oldest members, of the
Northside Dulled 'church..
KINCARDINE LEVY RISES 2 MILLS
K4rtcardine 11aS raised its taxrate two
mills, -to 57 mills, the inoreaso being said
to be due to too low a rate having been
struck previous years, resulting in a de-
ficit. Leorder to reduce expenses the
ou
cncil. has approved• cutting off a spot-
light at the postoffice, outting off the
beach spotlight six months of the year;
changing 35 street lights from 200 to 100
watt lamps and discantiuuing a light on
private property. .
dig"
nal
Equipped with • electro -magnetic .baths.
Electronic electric treatment and. chiro-
practic, Chronic, organic and nervous
.diseases: Lady in attendance, Office
hours 2 to 5, and 7 to $ p.m, and by ap-
pointment. Closed Wednesday from 12
A.' 6pN. . ATICINSON, residence end
• office, corner of South street and Bri-
tannia Road. Phone 341.
AUCTIONEERING
THO idAS GUNDRY" dr. SON.. -
--Live Stock and General Auctioneers.
Elgin Ave., Goderich. •
Sales made everywhere and all ,efforts
trade to give you, satisfaction. -
Farmers' Sale Notes: discounted.
Phone 119.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC. -
LIE, .
sAx
M.
ti's
NOTARY PUBLIC
General .Conveyancing done. .
Good Companies Reparea cried. Ont,.
Phone 298,
GODERIGH
MONUMENTAL WORKS
HAMILTON ' ST.
Best Material and Latest
Designs .
'Ekpert Workmanship
All Work Guaranteed -
Prices Reasonable
_Tour business will be
�y
**Predated. -r
- . • -AM. A4 SPG li ON rt , : is _ •.
GbDERICit .. ' ' - ONTARIO
P. O; Box 181 a,
J. R.:17''heeler.
Funeral. Director and
Embalmer
Also. Ambulance Service
Goderich Ontario
All calls promptly attsnded.to.
day or night,.
"hones Store 385, Rouse 355W •
old delivered an: 'address . in which he
pointed nut that, in the joy of the Easter
season, which recalls 'the Resurrection of
Jesus, we must not lose sight of Ills
death on the Cross and all it meant both
to Hint and to u3. Following the thank -
offering Meeting a meeting was held to
discuss' the organization of a ?'. P. S.
Everyone present being - favorable to it
the following. committee .was - elected to
take up the matter and eorrrplete the ar-
rangements: lion. president, Rev. C. 11.
McDonald; Pres., douses Wilson; execu-
tive, Allan Reed, William - Wiggins, Iva
Carr and Pearl Caldwell.
Junior Institute .
The Dungannon branch' of the Junior
:FACTORY 'CUTTING -COSTS
Employees of the Li cknow .Table Com
pany resumed an eight-hour day on
Monday of last week,' following a period
during •which, the factory 'has operated.
on a. six -dour day, .Accompanying the
increase in hours, was a ten per cent. re-
du^tion in wage;.: ,.This step . was.,made
necessary; when the' factory secured . a
line of business which necessitated lower
prpduotion,costs and these orders are-ex-
•peeted to keep the, factory busy a. couple
of. months,, If at that tilfe it. Is again
necessary to return to a six -hour day,: we
understand, the former wage.- scale will
again be adopted. -
NO DRILLING A'J WINGHAM
Wingheen Advance -Times: A letter
has been received by those who gave
leases In this district to the Aeme .; tias
and 011 Co., Limited, stating that this,
Company' does not contemplate a'ny dell-
ling program in' Huron} and Bruce Coun-
ties and that they ar'e' abandoning all
leases in .this &striet and have returned
all copies of the leases" which have now.
lapsed. About two years ago- this come.
pany obtained leases on several proper-
ties in this district .with ,the idea- of 'dril-
ling for oil if they thought the plan was
practical: Evidently they have come' to
the, conclusion that this field is not suit-
ed to, this purpose as they have now giv-
en up the leates.
SEAFOR.TH GOLF OFFICEl1}S
•"' The directors of the Seaforth'Go1f and
Country Club met for their fnitial'meet-
ing on Monday evening -of last week,
when Mr. J. G. Mullen was elected presi-
dent. Other officers elected included:
Vice-president,' R: E, Mellenate; secre-
tary, A. Y. McLean; treasurer, IC, M.
McLean; grounds committee, R.. E.
Kenzie; chairman; .T.. S. Smith, J. C,
Grelg; gall cominittee, J. C, Greig, cap-
tain, 3. A. Stewart, vice -captain; • .J. E:
Keating, G. A. Jackson. The directors
decided that in View of the fact the
grounds could not be re-leased from Mr.
Dodds, that arrangements which had
been going • on re procuring another pro-
perty be concluded as soon as possible,
The lease on the. Dodds' property expires
April 1, 1934. ,
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DISASTROBS MORRIS FIRE -
JrO-ohe-u -Bros
GODERIOW
—THE L'CADixG
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and EMBALMERS
ALSO
AMBULANCE SERVICE AT ALL
SOURS --NIGHT OR DAY
Phdeer. film, 217. Mia.. 120.
INSURANCE
AfeKILLO? MUTUAL. r IEE• =stn.
ARCM COMPANY.
FARM
EAND RTY ISOLA TED ED, TOWN . PRO-
P
Value of property insured up to Jan-
fuary, 1910, $3,648,975,00.
OFFICERS -George 11te artuey, Prost
dent, R. R, 3, Seaforth; Jas. Connolly,
Vice-president, 'Goderich; Menton Reid,
Sec -Tress„ seaforth.
tuns TORS—.Tyre tshonldice, Walton;
Wrn. Knox. Constaanoe; Htabt. Ferris, gar -
look; John Pepper, Drucefteid; A, Broady
foot, Seaforth; Geo. Leinhardt, Broad -
beget. Ciintoii ; .
Ac1ENTS—.W. J. tree, R. rt. s,
Sae. Watt, Blyth; Ed. Iilnehle3) Sea-
forth; .John Murray, Ee*lorth,
Policyholders taut pay their assess•
meats at Calvin Cutt's store, Goderich ;
TTh'Reid's, cyst Bank, Clinton, or J. H.
4..FIRE INSURANCE
'Iran it attended to 1$' the
tyro WAWVANOSH MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO.
Established 18?$
THE.
GODERICH
HEAT FOLKS
Head (Mee: Dungannon, Ont.
Silas. Dewitt, Mrineardine, president ;
Debt. Davidson, Dungannon, 'trice.Pretd-
t nt; in addition to the President and
Vire President, the following are firrG.
tors: 1Vru. Watson. Auburn; W. ' J.
xpomilsau, Auburn; Wan. MEQ'utau,
t..mknow; W. P. Deed, Reit. 2, Lutkliesnv;
I?asrry L. Salted, (bleach; Ernest
VkCrt. itolyrood; Tin tlritu, R. 1. No.
LACki1007.
�t EC '1�'yltEI,Ertt�lVEN', wee.
Twat. l
WHEN YOU BMW YOUR MAUR
". YOU +~AN BANK ON' US
WELL KEEP THE EIRE A -GOING
WITHOUT A 131T C ' FUSS
Blyth Standard: A disastrous fire of
unknown origin took place at the Mc-
Itinis farm in Morris on Friday night
about 11:30, when Mr. Alf. Pierce hap-
pened to look out and noticed that - the
barn on this fatm was on fire. He im-
mediately phoned some of the neighbors,
after which be notified the night opera-
tor who in: turn notified the firemen- who
responded quickly -and . secured Pollard's
truck to convey them the fire, but
there was very little they could do, out-
side of protecting the house, which luck
ily was not in much danger, as the wind
Was not blowing directly on the dwelling.
The barn wee In first-class condition, but
everything Is a complete loss, including
this year's crop of hay and grain, thir-
teen Mead of cattle, three horses and it, Is
i• a hard problem to solve the origin of the
lire as no person had been near, the build-
ing for some hours previously. The loss
is quite a serious one, partly Covered by
insurance.
'WOW you slow down your heater the
Heat Folks *gala show their Korth.
They keep pace with your requirements.
here 1s twelvescylinderconal Sots oln
slow down to one degree an hour and'.
never eitall your fire. And the cleat
Folks have plenty of pick -ftp, too.
Prone a standing start they' 2U out-
distance any told with the minimum
of fuel.
ant Taz
Vatrittet
Ba i U i `ARU
COLBORNE TP., COUNCIL
Minutes ,of meeting of the Colborne
township council held -April lith, 1933:
All the members were .present. The
minutes of the previous meeting were
read and on motion of J. Pitblado, teeon•
ded by M. Tyndall, were adopted us read.
Moved by M. Tyndall and Il. McCreath
that Ed. Holtahausen be poundlteeper for
1933, Robt, MCCabe's resignation being
accepted. -
The giving of a grant to the Dungan-
non Fair was discussed. on motion of
Coin eillers .ire 'McCreath and J. 1?itbtado,
a grant of 410.00 was made. -
?xa3>lt Wilson asked the council for
permission to out down and clean up
cedar trees on aide road north of No. 3
echool house. On motion of M. Tyndall
and IL McCreath th1.3 request Wal grant., 3
ed.
The collector's time tate iesteadeal ons"
month.
The folio hig account^. were examined'
and pawed for pai'nlent: Itoaai zruperhi-
tendeht's carollers, $192,16; Montreal.
Dank, commission, collecting tares. $1.05;
Wail. 1Jtllow.. damp's. envelopc3, recdara- ,
Mu. $8;d3. I
The tenet ' ati suieeel to May Oh at
s PILL'WM. I Ati LOWO,
4tste1ait Clear.
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Long . Standing - Ast•hma.--Many havo
suffered so long from asthma and have
tried so many eo-caned remedies they
think that there is no real help for them.
They should read the letters received by
the manufacturers of Dr. J. D. Kellogg's
Asthma Remedy from hundreds 'of cases
once as desperate as their own, -Even in
long -neglected cases this famous prepara-
tion brings prompt help; •
A new. automatic timer has been. -de-
-vised for sunlamps, so that the indoor
sunlight - can be turned ell • for any de.
sired.tiwe,
spring
Keep ci`ce with p g
I`n's' time to cltanre to trisi+,._ healt lful
foods. Kellogg's Corn Flakes are —is
light and
refreshing Ef11i.
g i8 spring n
a
itself.
'Serve with milk or cream and add fruits CORN
or honey. FLAKES
•paluse•
Give the children Kellogg's for sup- • as vk.
per. Easy to digest.es
t+
.Rich in
onor
ay
.
Made by Kellogg in London, Ontario.
,-,,,.. ...._, w,_t�.
eoe
All - pigeons are fond of salt -dainties,
says the Dominion Doparttttent of Agri.:
culture, and, when procurable,salt cod -
tisk will form a relished -addition to the
• ula' feed
Worms cause fretfulness .and rob the
infant of sleep; the 'great nattrisher
Mother °raves' Worm Exterminator will
clear the .stomach and intestines and re.
stare healthfulness.
ft-nt�rio
Home Owners must make'afplication
for survey of :premises to secures
Free Electric Flat Rate Water Heaters`\
N ORDER. tosecure ear1v installation of free electric flat rate water
heaters it is necessary for house -owners, landlordsand tenants to
send'. in their application now, by meansof the coupon shown
below. The `method is simple and direct. Simply write your name
and address in the space provided, and ttiail it to your own local Hydro
- or apply at your local Hydro offices or municipality and a preliminary
survey will be made of your home to determine conditions of wiring,'.
the existing system' of hot water heating and your hot water requirements..
From that the type and capacity'of-.the flat rate -water' heater is 'decided
and, .also, whether a "Booster" heater is required in addition. Then
installation proceeds.
This absence of elaborate detail and unnecessary red tape in applying
for free installation of water heaters is one of three direct advantages
conferred on the people of Ontario by the Ontario. Hydro Free Instal-
lation Plan, The other advantages are
1 The installation of flat rate electric water heaters will be absolutely
free of cost to the house -owner, landlord, or tenant. Cost of heater
element, tank .insulation, thermostat and necessary wiring will be
borne by the Commission. All the consumer will do is to pay a
new low rate for the service he receives.
2.
In any home where the new low flat'rate electric water heater is
installed a higher standard of comfort, convenience and economy
will immediately be created The fact that electric water heating is
the ..best and insist economical means known; that the new equip-
'ment will be trouble-free, automatic in action and ' requiring no
attention from the householder, and that Ontario power rates are
among the lowest in the world, indicates how much this free
heater plan means to the citizens of -Ontario.
If you desire any additional information.on any point,your local Hydro
officials -or municipality will gladly furnish k.
Fill out a d mays
this coups iz' today -
OM. m'Yillsi-----.-b'-/-b-abFY../ a aa Bibi Feb,al ru
HON. J. It, COOKE, M.L.A., Chairman.
C. ALFRED MAGUIRE, Commissioner.
It.T. HON. ARTHUR. MEIGHEN, P.C., I .C., Car"missions
VV. POPE, See'retary.
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Address of your local Hydro Systema
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