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Thursday, April xpth, s92b
Nervous and Miserable
Through Constipation
ac Y']rllil$ma-til'VeS 9s Restores
Vigorous Health
MR. D. DUPI.3RRON
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MaxviIle, Ont.—"The results' are . mar-
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made a new man of me."
L Mr. Donald Duperron.
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of ripe, fresh fruit, blended with stimu-
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foe of constipation, Gentle, natural and
positive in its action, it build's the sys-
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constant use of laxatives. 25c and 5Oc at
. all druggists. Try it—to-day..sa.
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Miss Janet MacLean, nurse -in -train-
ing in a Hamilton hospital,' is home
until September.
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GORRIE
Rev, Mr. Craik will have charge of
the morning. service next sabbath and
Rev. D. A, Armstrong of Wroxeter,
will preach at 7 p'. n1.: ,This will be a'
farewell message from Mr. Arinstrong,
Prior to his leaving for his new char-
ge in London. Many of his friends
will be 'pleased to 'hear• him again.
Sunday, April Both will be Young
Ladies' Day at the United Church,
when a, choir of young ladies will
provide the mesio.
Mrs, John Dane has returned to
Gorrie after spending the winter in
Toronto with Mr. and IVirs, Arthur '
Spotton.
Mr. James Ring, caretaker of the
Public School is seriously ill.
1 Mr. Stanley Dane returned to Tor -
meta on Monday after spending the
Easter holidays ,with his parents
• Dr. H. A. and Mrs, Mutton of Mit-
chell; were Sunday visitors at tlre
lonlc of Mr, and Mrs. El, Cooke:.
'Rev. F. Craik will preach in Wrox-
eter United ,Church next` Sunday ev-
ening.
Miss May Cameron, nurse in train
ing in Western Hospital, Toronto, is
visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs.,
Thos. r3radnock.
Ladies' Aid Society meeting will be
held in the United Church school-
room on Thursday' afternoon, at , 2
p.
Mr. and Mrs.; T. O. Johnston who
have been in Pic.1 ei'ing for a couple
of weeks expect to return to Gorrie
next week.
Mrs, Robt, Dane is the W. M. S.
delegate to the Huron Presbyterial to
be' held in Wingham United Church
next Thursday, April loth.
Joseph Ardell: of Winnipeg, is a
Gorrie visitor at the home of .Mrs. S,'
Monroe,
Mr. McCallum, new local baker,
busy renovating the interior of th
bakeshop and has unproved its a
pearance considerably.
Little Wesley Gallaway has been on
the sick list during the past week.
George Wylie was at Wingham' las
week writing off history and nxathe
inatics which he is taking extik-mur
ally from Queen's,Ewart Whitfield is on the sick lis
this week.
George Stewart and Miss Burdett
Coutts of •Wingham, were. united ii
marriage on Saturday of last week.
This vicinity was visited by a vio
lent windstorm on Friday. It laste
only a few,minutes and no. damage is
reported. •
Robert Ashton intends movinga-
bout the last of April into the house
now occupied by. Mrs. Jas. Eaton.
Mrs, Eaton intends moving to Pais
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Mrs, Doan and Mrs. Bennett, both
of :Mitchell, intend moving to Gorrie
at the end of the month.
William Gamble gave an interest-
ing talk on "The Evils of Slang and
Cheap Talk" at the Y ounig People's
League of the United Church on Fri-
day evening.
Diiss Edna Stinson returned last
week after spending the winter in To-
ron1o.
The W. A. of St. Stephens church
will hold their regular meeting on
Thursday of this week at the resideli-
eeofMrs. H. V,Hollnes,
We are glad, to .report that Master
Wes. Gellolt-ay is 11111)1 ovirig. and hope
lie will, soon be all right again.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
Jas. 1.1 Bing is seriously ill all ,ores-.
ent,
Mr, and Mrs. John Hyndinan spent
a :civ clays last .week with their dau-
ghter, Miss Ethel in Toronto.
Miss Mabel •Ross 'was a 'Toronto
visitor last wee1:,
Mrs, R
obi. Stinson is Visiting With
friends 1st Be1gravc this week.
BELMORE
Tho.: who ' tttt:ndled the play callie
away with impression 11 wee short
btu sweet,
Visitors out of the village. are Mrs,
1'etcl•niatl, with her son, William, at
Fergus, Eleanor Jci'ffray at Robert's at 1
the h1•iekyard.
Mr. Ed, Bennett has leisr. Cl �1rs, i
,
Mulvey s farm, she intends * ,
1, l.tviitt, a
sale o11 Thursday of farm stock and c:
it11.pkcniellts.
Mr. and Mrs, McNeil visited at
13luevalo on Saturday and Sunday.
l.`liose on: the sick .!let are little
Mildred' fallagh, also a little daught-
er of Adam •Nichols with pneumonia,'
1,fiss Mary Pitkin is in attendtitieu,
We have yet to see triose grand-
children of Timothy's.
141i: and Mrs, T. H. Gibson, Misses
Billie and Marjol•ie were in Streit:ford'
oft Monday.
Dreams of Visiting OW I ,ro Jd Corr).
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K..voeeeti'" se e;
Upper left:.. --01r1 Weatminater Abbey, Loudon Beg. Upper
right:—The Arch of Titui in Rome. Lower left:—Along the
waterfront of Raining. Fnnehol. Lower right: -,.-Passing
under the Bridge of Sighs in Venice, Italy. Centre right:—
The C.P.S.S. 7Gmpress of Franca
Travelling in Europe for about ten dollars a day,
putting overseas travel on a par with a normal
holiday at home, is made possible for the American'
tourist by the happy combination of Tourist Third
Cabin Class on the magnificent Atlantic fleet of the
Canadian Pacific Steamships and the tours arranged
in the old world by the Arts Crafts Guild of Chicago,
it is shown by the figures released by these companies.
The creation ,of .this new class of ocean travel on,
Canadian Pacific vessels has made travel possible for
many thousands who have been:unable to consider
fulfilling their hopes, and during the past few years
it has become fully established in popularity. The
economy effected by this class of ocean passage snakes
a comprehensive European' tour possible for every
traveller, who during the Atlantic voyage enjoys
surroundings and comforts equal to those until re-
cently associated only with first class accommodation.
Staterooms are above the water line, each with hot
and cold running water, and the public rooms—card
rooms, drawing rooms, smoking rooms, dining
saloons,—are commodious and tastefully furnished.
Orchestras are carried fbr special entertainments and
dancing. These take place on the broad promenade
flecks or within doors.
Itineraries ranging from thirty-two to seventy-
three days in extent, including the ocean passage, are
possible for the traveller under the Continental
Collegiate Tour's ,organized by the Arts Crafts Guild
of Chicago. The charm of these tours is realized
right from the start, for during the thousand mile
journey down the mighty St. Lawrence and through
the Gulf the boats pass scenery rivalling that of any
river trip in the old world for beauty and pictur-
esqueness.
Once overseas there is nothing of importance or
interest missed by the tours of the Guild. In England
they include the Shakespeare country and London;
in bhe "Low Countries," the best of Belgium and
Holland; in Germany, the Rhine and her great
centres; in France, Paris --of course—and the lovely
Riviera with Monte Carlo in its midst; in Switzer-
land, the Alps; to the south the cities of sunny Italy
and romantic Spain; and to the north, in the "Land
of the Midnight Sun", Norway and Sweden. Every-
thing in fact that the traveller is anxious to see may
be visited on these tours.
GLEIndA1� N�,N
i choir, opening with an "Easter Wel- BALLOONS SENT UP FROM
come" followed by, a solo by Mr, 1" • GODERICH FOR WEATHER •
Wood cutting is the order of the Stinzel: which was much •enjoyed. BUREAU
day, i The choir then sang "Lift Your •
Miss Diary lelaugh has returned to Glad Voices" then the male chorus Principal Stonehouse in Charge of
.Toronto atter spending' tine Easter "Rise Glorious Conqueror" while the Work for Dominion Meteor -
vacation at her home here, .. offering .was 'taken up. Mr, • George ological Service
• Mr, David Colvin is spending a few Gilbert favored the congregation with
days at the home of Mr, and Mrs. a cornet solo "My task", a duet by On Saturday evening, March 3ist,
John Metcalf. Mrs. Stinzel and Mrs, E: Aiteheson II Mr, R. Stonehouse, principal of Vie -
Miss, Nellie Gilkinson of .fainters -.f Which was followed by a mixed quer- i toria school, sent up the .last of a ser -
ton, spent the Easter vacation with 'tette by Misses Aitcheson and, Stinzel Lies of "weather balloons" which daily
Tier parents here. I land llessers Wallace and Aitcheson 1(except Sunday) throughout the
Mt:ssrs. John and Walter Willitts "Coi1i'e unto Me" after which a hymn !month of March he had committed .to
and little Miss l,yd,a spent Sunday at ;.:brought tin.: service to a close• j the air as pa1•1 of the observation
the honic of Mr. and firs. W. 14., I The regular 'netting of the Ladies ;work of the Dominion Meteorological
Marshall. lAid of Knox church was. held on.Sat- f Service, Each balloon carries an in -
Master Stewart Jeffrey spent last urday; the president Mrs, Aitcheson Istruulent (or instruments) which, in
week •with his coutnies, misses mild- 110 in the Chair., The 111etting opened its flight registers certain information
red and Dorothy Stewart, t with hymn ._79 10110 ved by the script- which in the hands of the meteorologi-
Diiss Elva Metcalfe spent last week tare by Mrs, 'killer, the prayer was i ciel experts at the Toronto Observe- `:.
try assists in the making of weather
io=ta and the forecasting of the wea-
visiting her sister, Mrs. Howard Wy- taken by the .President, the minutes i t
lie.. 1 of the last meeting. were read, and t c
iV[rs. Muir acid Mrs, Carrick spent ; adopted. :1 he Tres, reported the a1110- !then All of the balloons sent up are
last 'Thursday visiting at the home of went made at the "Home Baking Sale" ' not found, but a majority of them are
Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell.
Misses Elda and, Frances Bennett
spent a 'deal rcceinly at the home of
Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Metcalfe.
which was held ol1' the 17th, was $So. and each balloon carries a message
90 which was thought splendid for ,offering $_>.50 as a rett•ai•d; to the finder
vile. afternoon's 'work; they decided 'for sending the-instrumen
b tUxlCUthe
to have "Stir Shine :slags'; for April1office at Toronto,
`,
Dirs. '.Choniets xlpllleby, who has to raise c ruune•y. 7'11c meeting, closed, .. As the lrallovrls are til be released
With hymn t 1 u 'omafollowed
v
ihe L I ti bell eon
1 vd v b
s int the last by and o'clock '
4 t, t torn •
P month with lrc • •'1u the -
n sisters
7c c4en.
is
in 13ehnure, has returned to her Moire pr
oyer', insn Principal Stonehouse proceeds
r., J. H. Carruth of Galt spent jinn
after 6 d'clocl. to get every -
here,
.ib1r, Clarkson Martin visited recent 1 asiee at the home of this daughter ;thing 111 readiness. The balloon is i11- 1i
'i at the horde of Mr, and Mrs, Mos, 1'frs E, .itchcsoll, +tlated from, t large tube of nydrot;en it'
Metcalfe, • i\:[1s1 Geckle, is [roma ea 1 tickeee :; as and when inflated is about furry
for •Easter at, 1.11(111olv.' :inches 11i diameter Attached tacltcd to a
Miss Agnes :McCready of Torino!) 1 strong coact beet
Y to tllc balloon is an
H'`�'k 1S, ' ON was home for the lrolithty. ' ari'aitgenleut of three willow, sticks
,
M.[rss leichardson of Elora is visit- ! each itbottt'.forty inches lora;, to 11iitch
ieliss *\1 Pune received the sac: 1 ,
zpl litre. 1, attached a tits cylinder about twcl- 1
sews 00 friday that her brother
lrs. - Gt ni. Welch Who tial been ve inches in length containing the re-''•
antes had passed 11vay at Lions '
C1fi•^ .`
c rIl I
• . , I t. much improved, .e cording instrument. `l'hc sticks are ';.
Kati l'he laic 111. 1,111 to livccl x10111 1ULr. anti 111 s f .
do i\l:iss 13nr•tc left at. oriel: and return meek sewirit e�e, arc ; a1 i•angetl .incl braced in doeble tripod 1
visitint; their 'daughter itis. 11. Whit-' form, ; o that no luattcr how they fall I
d 011 Monday wall the body. '1.'l1G I '
rune, . 1 it , more, the cylinder containing the instrument
ti will be held front Miss Lurte s
11 r, D. ;1, Ci• .
Monier cin Tuesday at ,l,' U ,m. for
la . li{ iVetV [ Hamburg
C.1 tinUt tUt1C11 the ground and suffer
Y 3 1 silent Easter at the home of Mr. and 'dainatge. Pi•illi,tnt red streamers aro ;.
1:Iarristuli •cclnctc:.ry,;
'Ales, 1?, (r.'Aitcheson, _ -tied to the cl
ends of thesticks to attr- ,
The Easter music rt1 lc-ncix Church Miss "i-Vyni•fred'Aitches Aiteheson and miss 1 act the itttcnti 11
c .r. , c and aid in the dscov.
On Sunday, was 11111011 cni0Yed by all. Jcanne..1,e;:tdin rlialtl sent East e 17 : er • of the instrument.
h l d tell Y'Chiti is .u1 an -
In 1110 morning the choir sang .the iciays in r..ucknow, 1 croidl barometer and thermometer 1
anthem "Awake, 'Thou ':[`hitt Steepest," • ,Mr, George, I
gt. 13ltrte of. Brussels was dal£ -i t,c;'istcr'in„ which indicates the I
and a mixed quartette sang 'Christ in town on Tuesday for the funeral height to which the balloonoes and d
leas Risen" by Misses Wellings and of his brother the late' James Btirte. 11.11e reading, going tie and coming
A.itr,heson and ntt:ssers Wallace and, Mrs. Fe. G, Aitcbesou and d'it,ilfie. cdown, As. ahead stated .
Aitcheson. , .. �' , illi., finder is
it;Cary spent the week -and ill Lucknow, atitOinatieaily instructed to forwa •
id 1
In the evening the service took the M1'. Sant Anderson :Tent the instrument a fav int to' Toronto and rt-;
form of a sotlg service led. by the clay's with her daul;ther in Fergus. iceive his reeva cl„ l'rtlln sixty tri seven -
t
ty-five per cent, of the instruments
are recovered.,
' The Victoria school building and
large open ,grounds make an except -
'tally favorable place for this work,
and as Mr. Stonehouse is very careful
and methodical, excellent results have
been obtained.'
What is the object of it all? Weil,
we are all interested in the weather
forecasts, and this is one means by
which air currents are studied and
storax indications discovered in ad-
vance. ,
SMALL BALLOON MAKES LONG
PLIGHT
Gordon Brown, of the 6th conces-
sion of Howick township, picked up a
miniature balloon in the field the oth-
er day, with a tag attached; request-
ing that it be returned by the finder
to The Lake View Community Coun-
cil at Racine, Wisconsin, U. S,
where, with a large number of others, 1
it: bad been sent up at the horse races
held uteri last labor Day; It is un-
derstood that a prize was to be given
to the finder of the balloon travelling
t
the farthest distance, The one found
by Mr. Brown must have travell'eo?
considerably over at tltousai1lj nii.les,
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And nothing stops the speaker
When for the: lack of food and drink
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'When hem's and haw's and eoughing
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l rise and to the kitchen steal,
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