The Goderich Star, 1933-05-11, Page 4IPAGe ?OM,
PieWelt lime is entitipeted,
stitUte Will entertain tire tilauvris. A
cAeews gfOunAatinottlor2,40iFy..1042,4"gyworg=,,,F,, Cause
• v gen Ring; Perry Deane (se 40n Of the Cneao 5st:erreese, Gas emit Perse.
•soU). Wilfred Ilinalnun David Hildretti HOW to TOW,
THE GOMM= STK,
i* New York lawyer) 'Willie*
lin Waitron Stay lost er velalible VOW e: 'Me Presbilte74.ctreaen 411/ieda, Craittl Medical auteorlties state that
Mleta*at rieUezt rauelb- *early nine.t ntlos of the owe* at
last.wrelt. /143. tra4/151171 " Lee* Salim; Axarlah Cie clock sionmeb treats, indigestion, 'war-
Wedne'Silee nest, burning, gar. bleetinin nOtosia,
MitS Naney Klett WO sneer-ene, near Clinton, on tinker), Everett Penslitere; Jeraiings ere. are du. to ea *smug ot hydro.
May lOtle in atterelence et a Meeting in (servant ef the Itethrige Mension), Sere. chieric ;tele la the stomach. The
.10eithen Pattleoe, of Wingeam. in a. to interests of .edirceetion. 01r. FL, A. son rinnigen; Wetly Holcomb (a Coen« taggittrarldlityrsegl 1004 mourn
Is irritated,
Surat this week With, his IsrOther-in-law, Campbell, .et Ten:Into. SCelritarl- 4)._ try fletver,, transpleeted] te 'cite sot% eirealear the atiaztreeeb a araPtaalla
'Mates° tand, Hatepsiyenn Aresocestion, vogue, ;newton; umbel carney (niece winch every iteemeh sufferer Viotti
11r. 1n,„ A, •McKenzie. •
Men R. A. $feWenzie wriest With
her sister, Ms. .10eatinne Pattison,
Wirrebera, wbo,nea been, tsf Wes !width
foe aonas tbzie.
)re Tome McKenzie eeterited 'tram
'Snrkreve, on Tireodae`Awith terseW4 breed- plot* in the loeel feeretere * claw
wee also present. and delivered an ed.
chest. An Interesting eiseessicer QM
Wiesti9ns relatinig `te r rural E4nease took
AS them were 4 fripbee on( lected
Oa* tav Mr, $1100 • finn, Mu* or Phew bean,ging prop*
lAte, (Prat ,Vottia:Mad. OW *OM )30b, Whe are no loneee residentseoe'ehis
by, have returned fm 4 A11'111140 triet, en effort Wes reade Yate year to
visit evith relatives et Toronto. nine funde eto hive clean-up trunle.
Me. and Mrs. Fred Ross visited at, the Many citizens Of tile counnenite, as Well
non-residents• contributee to.
' - --Ireenteennelreandeltree-Jele.Meandnenf
wart the fund, andabout 070 was co
tributeci, for purpose. Work Was
cornmented last eVer. but Wee not, con -
Dieted, and 0400,0111 remains about One-
thini of the cemetery to be gone Mier.
About $60 Ain *'erniriee in the treiteere,
and an effort Is Wing made to add to
this amount. so that the entire cow
-
tine may be made free of weeds arid un-
dergrowth. To accomplish line earn -
Mendable enterpriSe, four -at Plan,
vomey Farm," will be Presented in the an account ef Ins course, which was a
Parish nail err the merlin? Of Friday, '17erY 'me' M. McKenzie,
ta iete when a .roop ,yr yo.,,m, people manager of the Dungannan branch of
from Prosperity anetieebern .ven repeat•the Canadian Bank. ot Conuneme, gave
AndierleY. en Monday, On their return
they were accompanied be Mr. Hose bre-
there Ur. Fred Rosa.
e Mss Flora, Durnin and Helen
Anderson are in Guelph this week in
attendance et, the tour -day girls" eon-
• fereriee 'being held at litaerionald Hall,
O. X. C., from Tuesday to Friday,
dve.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
Made Mrs. Campbell 'rhea:4)80m of Luek..
*owe whose Marriage took place in Tor-
onto , en Saturday of last week. Mr.
Theapson is the editor of the iLucknow
Sentinel. while his bride was formerly
litiss Margaret Thorn, R. N.
Me, and 'Mrs. Richard MeWhintiey,
•l'itre. Robert Pitzgerald, Mrs Cletirge An-
• derson, litre P.• Ross, 111re. W. R. Mo-
thers, Donald Idiss Mary Mur-
ray, Miss Josephine McAllister and Mrs.
Robert Davidson were at Brussels on
• Tuesday, attending the annual Preshie•
terial W. M. S. of Maitland Presbytery
of David Ilildreth), Plunlitett; 11°A1111.014. diteetants art not :retie-
wai Mee Rutledge Oferoldei needier), Annie ta ••• 40 root
man TIT isisloweside slt eingeative
King; Writ Holton* (*biter et 4 04 t Alava say &us.
MA, Willi= frAtig;' LIAO Arni Tucker
(wise' borrork buy,441,* goorellPO' luira
Zverett Plianiearne• YerbeteS (hired
et the farm) Teurettit Mune
will be provided between acts, Aelmis-
elm, adults 25e, children 15o,
Chuck Nana
Miss Duff, lied eecretare of the W. 0,
T.ellteeivile itridreenetuneYeY--see-- 0. „t Piiiir
gammon United church on --weariesday
634, "The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not
evening, May 17th. •
.
varmeemm, ortothitor mewaetsenebeekir te7.40 1.2irsdenanyr. eg,t sensitte bitilleetretiterrteeteed exaneutduplz,eauereal. Virtesean,neseiet" andeatb.tey Benve:edicviteq.n... Murray.TtrehOe.ande
Fordyce Clark.' the first vice-president, Mr. Oldeysevas atritritable ealtVgentlen 'effss libee Menem, R.N., then eerved. de -
conducted the meetieg. Herb. Taylor, man 4)Y t4e ditiaPPearanee itlie same lightful retreShments, after which the
who received a two -weeks' free -course. at night of $500 elle his youngest sea. /lob members dispersed to UM various homes
the O. A. lee Guelph, as an award a (Arthur Brown) who was determined to reeling that en was good to nave been
be an *tater. Re vented les anger on there." The next meeting will be held
Merit for being. winter of first prize in
the "farm aecounting" competition, gave spineless, nervous Miss Hosie and ruined at the home of Mrs. Gray Port Albert.
her tomanee with Jim Sdgerin (Harvey ..,,,'"ss Doris Ifarrin well-kuown elocu-
Ohnigan) and kept her jei a tonstant tionist of Gederich, is .goIng to give her
state of nervotts apprehension. When program In Pret Albert United. church
Anne appeared, he met We rasteh, and on Friday, May 19, under the auspiees ot
she immesliately set. about to etraighten the Port Albert Y. P, 8. Watch, for tur-
tle) tangled threads. Her curiosity was ther particulars later,
aroused by e, picture which was turned ioyer.oicuson
pAfetentrnuoecill; inWitheuarttiteer,Th,sideerent,wMisas :1, Csooellaa i Owoutihdeuwotalblkeiatenvde zwohberiwassileguilaary ofit . she.the
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dielcson, of
attendance Its radaymit was 01,34011 crime of which Dr. Nell McAllum. told Port Albirt, wish to announce the mar -
her Mr. Oldaye accused tern. BS' win- riage of their third daughter, Ruby
by einging. Mrs. MAC:Milian and. Ms,
ning the confidence of Mrs. Steele (Ent- Matilda, to Douglas Murray Dyer.
illy McClure) the housekeeper, she learn- youngest son of .Mr. and the late Mrs.
ed the truth of the affair. During all Dyer, of Eden Mills, Out. The cere-
this time she was creeping into her xnony was performed in the Presbyter,.
Fist *ems Slinnated MOInsitisk and
sitter aiding. This sieve tour' he'
di
stornace, valiant, the' forreation• of
excess gel" 104 there it no sourness,
gas or pane Iglaurated Mesnesia
(in ?weer ferni--never Iiquid
sass, st tesunseeatui were eerie
milk la ternileer, litexpenerve, an
la a fine remedy ter acid etomach.
it Is used, by thousands or people
who onlay their meats witir no fear
of itareetIon.
MVP
THURSDAY, MAY 113.1,e MI
Hydro is on etre way to Port Albert
A, gang of earn were here lest week and
eet up *takes from D. 14 the Zaire
here.
The high wartere of Test week tiroe
tbralielt the brink at the end el the deee
end. threatened to wash the road out,
which will mean considerable work.
Res'.. Welter Hawkins, of Perm% 'tin-
ned his Miter*. 3trie Gray and Nina
Tens Raerithis, fqs few days last week
And several other friend, ba and around
the village, • • r.
• The •Womerns ClUilde Of port Albert
'Met at the hanie or litrkw Keelek,
.44ePeerrdten, Wedueaday ettern000,
Way 3rd. Thirteen Members Were pees -
tent. The fnertineOlitenettlatthec *ft
jig of thkhYtiln, "Ilene the very thought
of .ThenoWfth weenies* fills Ure breast,'
followed with 'prayers by Capt. Ay -
land. Miss R. neter, the eeeretare, thee
read the minutes of the preirlOW$ meet
Ing, and after Wine discussion, during
which tentative plates were- formed for
tke garden party to be held in the neat
future; -the meeting' elo.sed with Wan}
this popular rural drama, which was so a reryAnstructilie address on "OartIting."
successfully presented at Aubinn last . regular meeting of the W. M. B.
fall. Remember the nate, Frfdele NW of • the Milted church was held VridaY
19th.
A social evening Will be held at the
home of Miss Flora Derain on Tuesday;
May 16th, wizen. the losers in the Dun-
gannon public library membership eon -
test in connection with the Ander In-
ifope- Mother and futher...wil.
There are Many. item8interesting to both
• • . at Reduced .for the. week •• •••:•.
.. • • • ..•
toxiso ooy, 3100ii,. lb.. • . . Me'
• JAD SALTS , FILMS, PlaINTING,
49e • DEVELOPING.
13 hour service
•
,TWAMPOLE'S COO
t, LIVER EXTRACT
• An all year told°
'51.110
•
, • teltIrt'S • OWN
TABLETS •
•• 23e
fox, HEPATICA
• •Siial, 39e
HOREHOUND
CANDY •NOXIMA
Lb. 430 •
• BEEF, IRON inul,
Pao
CItEitet
exegete's or Pahnolive
• • moo "
ANDREW'S LIVER SALT, ......
snilinLITZ
POWDERS
ireix*-190
HOSARIE SOAP
Idaltda 130;
'1.4riosommimigo
161i)ESS ar XOTEX
rkt• 11$9
MOTH
DESTROYERS
Die •
hloreldo.
• Loretta
Moth Gas 15e, 650
Sapho.,Liquld„...... 35e
Lavander Camphor
Fiatitat' .. . .17.e .
:Weill *Os, lb Illo
Oil Cedar, bottle 20c,
Ouni Csitaphor, Per
• cab ....Ade, .$60
DES • .
Sunset, Ett Diamond
Putnaties..
et% tor .25o
YelloVes' SYRUP
ItYPOPHOSPIIITES.
• Urite
A toed spichti tonic.
COMPOUND EXT. ot
• SARSAPARILLA
Ole
Drugs at thu Drug Store
LattAel: Campbell Dunlop Wigle
• .,GODER1CH DRVGGISTS
• O. Irwin, led in prayer. Devotional leaf-
let was read by Mrs. Crowned.
A reading, "Missionary Work in the
West," 'was given by Mrs. a, eteleenzie.
A. reading. "Mother finds a way to nii
her mite box," by Mrs. cumert, was
grandfather's heert, and Filen, the Vii•-•
lakegosslie inthe pen= of Mrs. chitbb
given, also "A p ea, nal 'help for the (Margaret ltyan) began telling him of
Anne's .scandalous behavior, he took her
needy" by Miss Celia Pentland. alr-
sent Ur& Steel away and forced
fr:gthernecnntesedwyereet me.sadtoe tote pareueptarl a jubilate!" pireri'to. let make over her daughter
The meeting ,was closed with s
Mlanali I Elizabeth (Cora Pinnigan). Meantime
enediction. Tea was erved at Six.
Anne came of age, but could not 'receive
The W. M. S. of Erskine Vresbyteriall I her
.
ortune, until she =freed. with her
church met. Thursday, tile grand(ather's, approval, UrOldays
e president,
Chose Er, tetocallum, and put bins in a
verynwkward position by proposing that
he marry Anne, Anne, however, flatly
refused becalne• she 44 not love him
arid she kneW leer friend, June (Franc)'
Kieft); Jim Edgerirs niece, did, -One
night a group of the young people came
in for an hour of mune, and Mr. Oldays
iistened M surprise and with increasing
delight td sOlOs, quartettes and piano
• duets, liannonita• ang guitar Selection%
and even jolted in singing 4The Maple
Leaf" with the -others. Later that night
Bob returned secretle, and: found Anne
alone in the Ming room, 'rhe? went
flying together the next day. There .was
an accident and Anno was carried home..
Mr. Oldays welt No relieVed to see her
enly slightl,v, hurt, that he forgave her
and alio Bob So, in spite of her mode
ern ways, her olear braba and dOteritlin- '
Attort . brought- happitess to everYone. _
The dosing' scene was a pretty bridal
tableau --Anne .and Bob, June and br
'airs. R. lenWhinney, Art the chair
Following • the devotional period, the
members responded- to the roll call, ,Mrs
Stothers and Mrs. Ross were ap.
• pointed delegates to attend the Meeting
of Maitlaed Presbyterial at Brussels May
9. Mrs. lefeWlenney, who attended the
• provincial annual meeting of the W. M.
8. ati "stratford. Win,* brief report
•which was ver e inspiring, and the ad-
dress of the provincial president, Mrs
W. A. Menenna,ri, was read by Mrs. Da-
vidson. Mrs, Fitzgerald •read a paper
on the Iningarlans and Mei. Anderson
• read one on the Clirranians in Canada
'Following the closing exercises, the mem-
bers tirijourned to the basement where
lunch was serVed, Mrs. Vie EL maize
being the .hostess.
The three -act play, "Marrying Awn?'
which was presented by the young pee-
ple of Dungannon United onuren on
F4day evening was a very successful
CAPITAL THEATRE
NOW PLAYINGeenek Farewan to Anne" wit* Helm 114110, Gene Ceetee.
$141A401,0„..... •
MON.,. WM sad
THE PICTURE of a generation. Tee most cram halm entini.
kjadlealiF Preiged.thla greet epic attraction I e
"Cavalcade"
invia ,sstoox awl All. Star Coot
Two ehowinga . each ,night Ix end OM: pen. elihrpt No *blanch
prim* Matinee Wed. at 1.00 ptn.
SYLVIA,. EMU ' Ansa auooms. Mak CAT ,C1RANT
offering the immortal lapariese remove. pie ertistri , of eeetreeetne-
bine'Vetli excellent eettiugs to make a popular plenum, of this operetre,
Waite
"MADAME BUTTERFLY"
.
• 003aNG--"lif had a Who" with Rielual Smartt
.11bilnees Wed. and Sae, et 30
;an Ritehiners. Saturday
afternoon, lenn 20th, at 4 p.m.. Rev.
George Taylor Munro officlating.
Worms sap the strength and under-
mine the vitality of thinkers, Strength-
en them by using Mother Grave? Worm •
Exterminator to drive out 'the parasites.
SetOle'l0
1‘Sta‘t
it Vo %
72
Setts Awl: Havold F.Ritelthe
4C4.4 Untited,Torento
7: 5ATl5FAETIflN
'TEMPTING . JUICY AND THIS LOWEST OF LOW PRICES:-
• event, The large andteUce enjoyed the pacanum, miss tosie and, jira Edgerlt
play, as the clutractert were.well chosen I Elizabeth Steele end Vert Chubb (George
and the various rolls well acted. These Moore). Those taking part in the 'mu -
fairing part were:. Palmer', uspatri4 ,sical part ef Vietnlay were: Mrs. G. C.
Reim 'Andersore Orae Jewell, Ranee! neeleeven, WilinseTreleaven, Salt Why -
Kieft. Margaret Ryan, Lloyd Finnigan 1 ard. Margaret Peetland, Citiire Pentland,
Arthur Brown, Emily Nreaure and Cora 1 vred Wainwright, Lorne Pentland, who
Finnigan. The door receipts were everi
sang „traditional ongs of the countries
$35. Much of the credit, for the Suc- they 'represented and thew joined iri '
s'
• cess isdue the coaches: Mrg! ,ft.A. MI-. Atrigirm the Keene teat • • . . .
en& and Mrs. Jealn, Williams. "
The following is the ayeepsee
When Anne (Elizabeth Burns Wise
Grace Jewell) an ultmemodern giri
came to live witii her step -grandfather,
Mr. Oldays (Palmer lalpatrick) and his
daughter, Miss Rosie (Helen Anderson),
• she defied hint, shocked lier aunt's Inaidi.
MAY..14th
!EMEM001..YOUR1Onla-liVO Something:: to .:Wear....
Newhats, New Dresses, :• •
• • • ' $carfi...an ..14initrie •
„ •
•Alt kiasonably. priced . • . • . ‘„..
• Suits of the Season
• Swagger Stilts, nade of sporty tweeds,
the suit that is $o useful and ,yet drssy,.
Sport Suits
Suits Made of crepes and tweed, double and single breasted
styles, matching scarf.. Special pr$74i9$
Fine Capeskin. Gloves ei
Grey and blaCk, pullort stile—a real .special, pair f1.440
Mens and Iloye Fleece.lined 'oto Shirts
with zipper
Penman's make, colors blue, wine and white. Mere
pima
Boys', priced at , Men's, .,.........$1.25
ranc knit, eolors white and
'Tuitittleck:Swaters , green. :Priced a.
• SELEITARDTON •
messrs. D.QrCen, Elmer Grahern, Car-
man kinyle, Jet.MeIenzie and JAS. Me-
l/1111m' attended , a. ,Masonic meeting at
Seaforth en•Nfeday evening. They re-
ported tbe toed% to be, in an almost
needed 'condition, owing to the heave
rain that ight,.
ie weleorrie drs. ,Cantwell and her
son, Oeerge Cantwell, Who am return-
ing to our midst again, . •
Mrs. Bessie McMillan intends leaving
for the West shortly to reside with her
iser, Mrs. P. Upshall.
We are pleased, to know that Lenore
Dougherty Is Improved hi health, under
the good care of Dr. graham,
mr. and iwrs:win. Burrows and Mr.
Burrows' Metter,' of Stratford, were re
cent visitors *Rh their aunt, Miss M
Iltirrowe Mrs. Jelin Berrews, of Oone-
rich, was else 4 visitor With. Miss But -
Miss NI, Burroiva received informatiOn
of the death of her niece, Mrs. Ida, Bald-
wi, wife of CaPt, Badwin, exbich eoe
eureckat St. .eseph'S Rspite), Mount
Clmen, Mlch., following a stroke on
Friday .evening. Mrs, Baldwin was barn,
at Detroit, daughter of ,the late Eliza.
heth and Moses Warren; Her mother
‘1,44,4 tbe eldeat dieighter of the late Gee
turd Marla, Burrows, or Sbeporntori.
Surviving to mourn their loss are her
husband, and One brother, William
Wrren, of Lowell, Mich; also two
Meets and one nephew. Funeral servi-.
ees were held Manda,y from her late
1101110 on. Etutlar road, Cihnon. township
Mich., to HIM& Chapel,. with inter.
ment at Clinton Orove teMetern
Por broad tows end young breeding
eteek pasture) provides not ,cany the
eheapest but the most healthful method
ef feeding.
itiNecked Pullovers Fine knit, colors blue, 14110,
gem and brick.hitt*at..fl.
A. CORNFIELD
Wear Cornfield's Wear and Save Money
West Side Square
n •
Phone
• • irtlami*Atariar,
We cosi lake care of
our requiretneors
Furniture
Stoves,and in fact
anything for tie
home.
WE POSITIVELY SAVE
YOU MONEY
.Blackstone
0a A* Sametwsy Comietit
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SIRLOIN jiteak or 'toast •• 0,. 0 lb.
SIHRIULDERS
Fresh Pork • lb. 90
SUGAltuCtitkli) SMOKED
"JAMS
Whole or Hall '.11). I 6
Ib. 120
FILLETS FREsic
NAME LEAF OR SWEET BRIAR.
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