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The Goderich Star, 1925-10-08, Page 27r e 8 0 `-`77k7 • £G* TWO A tea your ripeonuneni tea Ziri is ass to appeal ilii► yrwallsrs little #Mie el' hied is woman meg emelt ter seavestitls pur- 1 soopeigs fell et egtiokort, witch liars. Greet Dritailt sad those hi Authority pesos is shout to Ise erected is tot- ( mow 3 iigirssl is nasally **tholes- are s eteraaised that #kat condition tardus. A eery See Mete everisaking tic about the prospects of his party shalt tae resssdiadi. C,awalla can Also the Ottawa River has bout rousted la the useatime *,obsrt Yorke, Pre- look for same valuable ypubikity front ler tiha s upon which to sr. grwsaW* Loot6er' M defending the raw the British editors wire hove Wet tet a irwi enrich will serve eg cord ig kis party in Aloe pest pariisl4 tooting Cwnada ter tice past few bootiottertors for valri4na wearer's or- resat end ex}rslsiaaag soma moms -Tenet Wine ere mow ss their hwsaw*i el goat alas o d will also be s lmltete- over the most abbot changes id- way, hawing 00,0011 *early` tan thous.' 301 to the work of Canudiu* worian as mittiag those ba believes to be t.o a lad stiles in Ciansat*. They Mrs going 'W west. The building is to he of its I much in favor of protection to please home determined. as *hey say "to telt Gothic doaign to banconiza with the Progressives. H. states tisat be is than Motherland that troth *bout C.aa., 'parliamaent. btsiidfngM, will ire four od tea Canada is to have a half holiday election Clay, October YAth. ao that all (Amens vav be enabled to cut their votea,,anorder.ir.•couhcil haring boon sig*ed isle the Governor.eenartl to that effect, Lass than a Month now rernolaalt for the e3ection trampaign and *0*btations continua to be mads throughout the country:. Most of sire is *re between two nominees, oosslparatively few so fag . reporting ei rsralernered , contents. Premier not in fatvor of the abolition of thw ado." "The visit will amble usi to sot j atorriwc in height, have AA auditorium swats 'best advocates making it elect- the proper value upon items of news,capable of sooting two thoussnd peo- ivs. Fly as far the election from the Doattbdon,, to refuseburies pie and will clot a quarter of * million ciurtpttigls has bean marked by :dean. charges ega3sst its 1cod name and Uri dollars. Art appeal b alertly to be tat politics, with little of personal nuke knawlr to the young men of our ' rude to the nation for fundal. wbnm to mar the progress of an hs• own casuistry the splendid °pporta*- terssiing strwgDla. hiss that await ^ there," one of the 1 �..�...�.. visitor* said, APS* for the Volt**Kingdom I l ,avkr's 110141 K. . K. The govermnsent of f`ntario proposes to purchase twenty+five thousand Thor minister band of Zinoviev, who barrels, a hundred and fifty car loads, wrote the famous letter which turned of the province's beet *pp.* and ship the tide of the last British election them to the United Kingdom for sale and bore the tasaervative govern. os at practiesa bit of *dltrrthoi >g for meat Into power with such a hugs the pa+sdtrets of Canisile's garden pro. majority, of the is w sessUniibl setihetleove- Tines, Theirs Iw a Two natisf*etory, iner$i the o a In the Interest of British pur- Lend, end h. is *dxmitted. to the Amen 141 Ormad3atsa prsiuets and lot directing the present "red" 'cam- Oanadians ere beginning to i realize peilM to downs* the British Labor thirst heretofore' there lutainsert too perry.- The world welts with A 1004 deal of interest the Labor conferenee which le to held shortly at Liverpool end where. a< pitshwd bsttte will be tourist between the moderate and ex- treme forces'est & h labor. Britain as a whole aceeptale Idea of a corn- ing revolution and the debate nary revolves around whether or not it it to 1* a, bloodIeea one. The Hon. -Ben Answer %VIUYIO 00 The Mail and ori' Picture Puzzle Ga e Meese a Ptouro 'Pause which coattslpa a number of obket+.beginning with the tetter qt". 'Oust WO a P;rrod hook at tlso ptointe--these reran all .aorta et 2Wngs that begin with the tetter "To -like treats, strap, top, etc„ and all the other Dbjeets are -gwlur • See how mauy ima, efils axed:. al not a trieff "male; notbtng is hidden a d you don'c have. to turn the *tare upside-down or colt prise* wallas given. for the 50 best Mesta et wordA enbntitte ire *newer tri this resale. Moo alitaaarer lusvit* the large* and iseirttyt correct list of visihic objects *bow* 10 *1* picture thee start with the lone "T"' wail'bo awarded first prise, • second: best, second, puree; ode. Try Fun Game4Vin 1 -Now- lig. 1''iim8i a ssrusi t,r, woe ea.eoe. Yrs have already pght tio..sMI at g.Uets iv/ whew ' in wawa roma aMtc.N. ors. Avow (+eC��.��,.,s iW � evrdMM1 010 d fteMl o r Mt* The ice. ra 'fl4t sit ..t. Irmo . wla.er ea 1.111 sad lire. . D. h, sr*Mra, ..ISM os. I. .00i t 0AJIlli.. O. M. Carl.tehs.l, Vref .Ri dirt.. woo 5115. .0g ]are. Emma deers i ' , 0*1., ides w.a IO Ate. R. n. 7[.rp*r. M'.ykervttk. • "� y +Teat, sued DIr. ('1*rence L. !derrick, ! *alfah.., du*, cent wen . ,thee.is. Mrs. W. C, dantt.pcOhm kt .nee. Oct., " ' �•, . " int. d. r.. 1N..'UIlIa0, Qllswr'., *et. Awa See. dlniMe Xiwlad.sk. M.Molosadr, flat., 04041 w.. 0N. 1.w41. mew. Mena', year eswerieiwty. • 13.SERVE 771E3E EASY RILES 2. Ayr soma woman or ebn.i who/ elect In Masao and Is sat . resident et 'retold°, *ad *erp* hot sit Oto ert*M:ur Nt She %tin IAA ilarofre, mar subr'ait Its answer. . • A. Tries R!. IM a.iWt*� NRdtl*wirir lei•ro run1M +an11w11Ma4` ►7r ae 0108k MMN ht Ms reams. oittit ""' NP • isms .t' Mao 4n:ca• i. An aalwrrs meet lt. mailed by (*t.b.r lftk. 203%, oat . ewe's./e1 to C. A. Montgomery, i'rnle H1*05er, Ma11 aRl ...All Siete if mrm eheu+d b. written en elm 'std. et the rely,, *ad slumbered r.Mee•ertierl7rr 1, a, 8. etc. write year same *ad .44x.0* ra the actor right haled eor*an It ram desks t. write i0ytktag cls*. *4* a Mparate sheet, a. Groh swell we1•Ile a1 idtlerar In Webi/tor'n Mellen*yl►"win 54 seam, net tee* hyphenated, compound ttr obsolete w echr, 'Where the plural le smell the .Int*ler eanaet 00 re:,ai• W. *ad vire verve e. lrlcds rA the .arae .el.ill.# eta be urea only .40.. 41111 t1M,Mt11 reed 1* gookireate dxtfer*,t &Vett* in ar[leiss. Al Nie flet .r article tea l„ lenses rear one., 1. ieredtldht!tn .e •vt * W rw he plebes that bestN h 1 1MM1 •'1-' w1I1 M awards t'kft Prise. 022. *0*711 0. sista or lr.!dvrlther ]Mere as h4*H•t thea 4►*M1*5 tae *11174. s. hay 4*e4b.r or )00${s hoar e4.1100t1Itt lR aa.wertag the lUsesi0, lett lady olio ytts% will Irl awarded to any ewe k.M•^ 21eie: *44 will whim 4. aw4*404 to trent than roe of Nay crew* s.a.rr tem 07 mere bikes beim M.rklni torether.t. :e 3* taro .mot of • tie for air .4.744. tis Cep sosioo.l .f took loom wilt he aw.tt* 4 *4.1,51 *114 leer Help* . 2e.ibishom.1p*Nw (beta few end retworoo *erW+ to •.d• A*rr.orr . R per ywsr lir woes or Si* ger year dative/.! 47 7t4Mulltea, wilt he 1-04•St41 31. Alt 14r,M* will reeelr* the mime et*.aeratw• Mlow =014 O. or t a snlorrlpteto TicMotel t sh On sad n 1T01 Vireos e11r**la.►*t *Y4l. r.eltla4.s bi10*a1 $4111$411110000111eltlehe Man a.a compare win be reiestei ye .at 111 Jede0w 20 the W11801", Rei par7l.ipeMw, fry .0.dp* ti Dear .wrt.t*. motet N em'ot'e *50 ie4Mh* at Owe OW"' lar flag! 4041 fe 5t*�.t tie "OD *petty .0 (leta*r !1'th, eat asaeMree• 1l*r -*1 N Tee Mai bad i*pere all tottekwad geweet klj t?4erMtM. ami 1t 7�r partllie. 40t lase rat*** Wire (Noi three Inds*. 4A GR CO . PUZZLEHCT M • ON WOE` . . , Wanithig Antmwrre will receive the IUtr to* prises Amor*** to the table bestow 1%04 It 1 MGUANO ?rise �'r weri. demo td 5. �.. ,.. Are Pert. stand �A »t. hat lilac $0.00 *500.00 *1,'000.00 52k1 1'rime 25.00 250.00 500.00 *ttl Prise 25.00 250.00 500.00 4th rebel *0,00 150.10 200.04 $th Priam 15.00 500.00 100.00 Oth Prise 10.00 75.00 • 150.00 7th Prim' 800 80.00 00.00 8ttt Prise 0.03 . : 30.00 00.00 $th Pr1u 5.00 «5.00 50.00 Unit Prise 5.00 20.eo +40.00 l lth to 20th Prim% Iit +l, 1.03 10.00 10.00 2110 to i0ah .,, Frans, itk'l. 1.50 7.50 *C..00 In the event of a tie rale any prise altered the tati isspsontst of inch prize will he paid to. e ac hl gest ;5tartleipaeut ., .. .._ .. . YOUCanWin$1100P Th. "T" Wird Meter* Tinel. 0.me>lwa ein,o3O to !n.r.a.e the p.e.2ar$Y of The Mali *ha Itlsptre. It coati aothl** is take part and yea id telt tare 25 .end en a Merle wb011157t*a.t• stn lepers*. It Your . lint rt "To rt`ures M awarded rirst From ),er, the Wiwi lou trill RIR ;Ts. Mit If yea ' iould. like to get 111,1o1. than 535. w• are rankle the f.110Mlag opetlel 08818 whereby ,you 1.114 vel* 0101.1 ot15 primer by *setting ON* or TWO yearly'.s.b.rrlpti.l4I I* Th. ]tail 1174 1* 4p4re, 11111•1t'a Ilnwcs.:rirtt ryear R+Wwer M t11. ""5"Peet*, heel* whew Pk* Pt*, wad pro ben* reek D. w*4 it 0•+*X IK -ark la woe eras ..i WI r test N er* 14 ices. y1u well nets �,, Mad .t ;MN. uecwMt ..4$31.411. airMpaoloold.t eN r eilr. 10.. lrNrls ' it pm* rarrep ealJ.irleiwho ie N Pee0crt sari DM Mho rrierr11i aelAl•eq' taller /eiWr'oe t 11tH, rM.l . ��t1 isn't th4t a Iaberal ottteer111 r!Mr ]art lees! Wo wt77 7w.rre rs.wi* M`*M~ttl1sd•Ly 7'1 0y.rverl N0 Mny_5• teeMt sad *et w fourth pet*. i1M. aim ve sa Berra tele terse 311. ?roe eve* seelteerlythee. *9177 entad. Ne .04 $ttae.e t• *set at Mere trine* 447.. .i wet `* rise ea 7174 *ire whoa erred tie pew eraMei. led it '*171 start �'eNa}01J at *at dale. Toga we o j big Rt1J1t tt. Plot lam` ap:e tee 17* tM 11?:tp Ps unties *701 IaOM* W sift tow 11resirhair The Moe Iran wat &fat osiametgassit emphasise. it* he ew4aeNiwt �lt 4.1•111411114 'fhb 41111tttts willeax esitl • 1'2! rii. 1.1111 w+ 111111114.1.- o,>RJ IM. • Speer, a former member* of the Labor iiON. J, C« TORT Government, assures the Britian Appointed Lieut. -Governor of Nova people that there fa -nothing in the fro Scats ' following the retirement of Kress of events to dose sleep over. Hum,3'.:It, Douglas: "The revolution ie here now, and it is not hurting us," he says "lie shell not i lo. Summer in 1926 wade through rivers •of l lood; tii*t isA of Geielltilata, headed ley I% frlat our method. We evolve a J. Broagroup rne, ocean meteorologist of saner *Y4teln of iaocttlty, iter at Washington; declare that there id to the same time another member of thebe no summer in the year O26, lift late Labor Government, John ti'4 heatty, who is organising a `workers' De- will that we•arb'to duplicate the oonditions .fene* Corps" saga "We want ten mil- of 181,6, which was noted for its she lion men wile are prepared to suffer'sauce of warm weather, when the rather than see Britain Made a iantf Drops did not ripen. However, 'there. of Cpoliess.« ,And on the ether handl Six Frederickotuarthethe'c hiei' of aid toEarl allicoe moveim movement to recruit s s � tizen i d �greea (t5C;;daediyo With thee piessximisp me and constabulary to insure that the °ne- tic weather prophets and declares that cessitiea of life .will be dietrlbuted, it is impossible for anyone to say do- does • .law' and order a maintained u the finitely what the character of the next event of .ua • national strike. What summer season will he. The season a ie does the suture hold ,for. the lYinted `:never tine same sill he. The seas n ie Kingaom 7 Certainly the country rte. ;Sir Feeder ek Points out, and *►tach ognixes the ;gravity of the situation less can there be the same sort of con- dition throughout' the world. and is yet singularly unperturbed.o,, Wants'Zntensive Fuming The new Canadian Minister. o4 Im- migration and Colonization, Zion; George N. Gordon, has announced to Bea*h flue eulntner is"the story of the the people of Peterboro;b' interest in great grandson ni' John Perry, tiro * abeme to place British fa a, man who built the :Kanas, that•.tiro capable sof' .intensive armtngr ,o e 'ship's. treasury is buried somewhere vaean't lands of Ontario. Zn .fiber- iii tete vicinity of the ship; W'iliians bore county alone, he maintains there Henryerry of Toronto owns a• great are seven hundred tracts available.' f 1Tsee Landelassiftcation has been going on fromany ns hisxeric:! g>;eaot grandNa*1fathieyrnherited who for some Years in Clem is and the re brought it across the .Atlantic; in 1812, .sults are just now truing made <avail- accompanied ,by -his wife. Re sold able to the public lit tite form of M, ps the ship to the ;government but re - :and reports.: "Twenty-eiz mf1lioz1knained with her and took a share in acres of land have already been in. the learning of the vessel when de- vest%gated by the federal agents in an atruction was the only medals of keep. effort to snake known to inten4ing *et- jog ft out of the hands of the invader's tiers the possibilities of various Agri., from the United States, . John. Perry cultural districts: in Canada. : ' knew 'where the *hip's treasure was buried, and ,,believing it should ,be re..` • C*nadiane Coming Rome stored to the government and fearing During the past four month', 55,946 the ,controversy which would follow Canadians who; d gone to the Unit- revelatlong concerning ' its where - ed ►States fo em • merit have re- abouts, he continued to put oil' the tel.. turn: r entiy o anada accord- ling of the secret too late, for on his rt from "tire Department deathbed he attempted to* do so, and tion. This ' is welcome Ives unable. The Nancy wag carry - The i 2ancy'4" Treasure An interesting sequel to the dis- covery of the "Nancyr" at Waaaga Jr to of 3 news f the Doir1linion, for no matter ing money for the payment of the ,Bri- how fine a cross of immigrants can., tlsh troops. When the Nancy was ada is able to: ittr*et fromother gunk, the treasure chest wag hidden, lands, none Can contribute so largelyor buried somewhere' nearby, to Canada n lioAs her own m*t*-t'- ; _.. ive-b�oru 50178 *nd d2ltt&1*t5rli. Turkey wants a'1Yar Banding for Canadian Wq nenTurkey, in effect, has told the Lea - A.• national. building where Canadian gue• of Nations that if tide decision 1 ` over the disposition of Mosul Is In their favor they will accept it and if it is in favor of Great Britain they will not accept it. There Are constant rumors of conflict between Great •Sri - taint and 'T'tukey, and Russia In the back ground Is doing everything.In its power to provoke trouble. The Soviet policies: thrive on the difficulties of others and they are bending every ef. for to embarrassing Great Britain both at home and abroad. Neverthe- less, in spite of so many dif cultitis, the government in London remains calm. Turkey, which is a small C0710 - try seeking a decision against a great one, if she felt sure of the Natio of her cause, would be content to tet the decision rest with 'the torque of Na' tions or the'World Court, which ere, Wanted "" -WA New Chauffeur 31Aw Gnash t 'VW it yokt dome dog lard Pork ohs work* . she swot to peeks Pus tlt%t rood t " 77a• Cbirib r : "MIT,lioiswa, yos'lt 01441'troati isi so snot lint Ins t" kr11 tea. Ain isU-,�ssM t T:ah Moana rat see. 1 UUDAY, OOP. flit. CHAS. BLACK CUSTOIVI TAILOR Up -iso -Date and Snappy Styles INDIVIDUALITY DURABILITY COMFORT AND SATISFACTION A Come in and see. Always the newest in Men's Smay't Wear, at CHAS. BLACK'S "The Men's end Boys' Store Worth While" • 219 North Side Square eatabiisbed for the purpose of main- taining justice in disputes between great and little nations. However, Turkey refuses to accept the decision of the international pulls:snent and is prepared to tight [treat Britiin. Probably one sc40011 for : the popularity of • WRIGLEY'S is that .it lasts so ton and returns; such greet dividends for so small an outlay. * It kelep. •teeth dean. breathgestionn good. ppMtlto Fresh stud full -flavored al 'aye has itis wham ppead. Packilgeo SPACIAL XN- MEN'S Men's .Black Cotto�ade Pants i heed Pants are well made. and have Ave 'pockets and side loops, Reg. • price • $2.Oti. Clearing but for tbis,week, • only Sizes 3 . to 44 M. ROBINS • r'ersiatent Asthmta,--A. most dis. trussing characteristic of this debits. Wing disease, is the persistence with which -recurring attacks come . to sap away strength and leave the enterer in a state of almost continual exhaus- tion. No wiser precaution can be tak. en than that of keeping at hand a sup. ply of Dr. J, D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy, famous as the most potent remedy for eradicating the disown from the tender air passages. 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