The Goderich Star, 1928-01-12, Page 3VM•I••••••••.,
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THURSDAY. JAN. tette tei
1Neighborhood News Nuggets
BROINNIAL COUP
IllY, MCKIM $0110
lira Joha itereatie atratrorti, out ,
entee• "I are pleased to take tete
pportmety of eating you yr tee ex.
Uz retoted to
Dr. Waists
Norway
Syrup
" tePIarly test winter I mitered from
* lawn broaeldal oold that left we
wifitu.provokiag, dry, hackles cough,.
AtAfter Wog bothered, both eight
and dey, whit it, for Nate time, I
. ha4 a profeatioual *urn rtssautatald
Out above ough syrsp whitk r tried
witk wonderful result*, lord now it 'Ire
the only remedy I ever use for 'Wawa'
"Dr. Wo'*" Ramey Pine 13;rup
Ia aate, a bottle, large hail/Loin 60e.
Put up only by The T. Milburn Coe
ablated, Tomato, Ont.
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MIMIC
LALltA JACKSON, A. T. C. mi.
Instruction givert n Plano. Residence
southeast corner of Baytteld and IWO
tannia need.
LEGAL CARD
11. U iWflflW.
Barrister, Solicitor, Watery Publie, Etc.,
Succeasor 10 .1. L. Killoran
•Pitotte 97 001ce, The Stelare, teelerieh
ERNEeT M. LEE.
Barrister end Solicitor
10 Ring. Street-I:est; Toronto, 2
velePilones Elgin 8116-8417
afaVOLEY E. HOLMES.
*ea liarfaster, Solloitote' Notary
PHONE 27 311113/4A.U411.471h1014
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SPECIALIST -
` J. 11. ateliSTER.
. EYE, EA11.,NOSE, THROAT,
. Late 'tootle Serowe. New York ()pb-
lhalmie and Aura' Hospital, assistant at
'Moorefield's. Eye llospitd and Golden
'Square Throat Ileseital, London, P..ng.
53. Waterloo St. S. Stratfora. Vele.
phone St67.
At Hotei.Bedford, Goderlek, on • the
evening of third 'Mendel et each nienth
OH the following day. Tuesday, .at 1
Tem.
Picked From Our Exchanges
" 'Engagement . -
Wen ich, acted es vatneeses. The
Mrs. Arthur Smith, teceea aloe:, haPPY Young eJuP10 wilt reside in Vie
Brueeele. Strnqunces the engagement, cite' ef London.
of her younger daughter. ftie 'Ley- R. T. Reneges Twelfth Term i
Reeve
her, tGordon Knight, second son of J. P. and Mrs. Knight, of they tewed ear. T. Reyeraft, reeve of Bidduiph,
o
ship, the marriage to take piece in and Mts. Reyeraft, were pleasantly
January. surprised at a gethering of the town-
Airth-Webber ship's couneillore and officials at the
A very quiet wedding was Boone 'home of Tent Hodgine, Clerk of Bid
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nixed in St. Jobn's church, Moose delPla when theY were Prettented
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CHIROPRACTeCs
taRlIGLESS Pttate:TITIONER.
N. leTRINSON. •
Jaw: SaSkt 021 December 25t1, by WI h go
Areleactecon jWells Janson, parie la. Ur. Re 'aft has been reeve of
when Phylis Mar Webber, •datrgh- the telanahia for eleven years, end
ter a ¥r a&d Mva. Henry Weber of again leeen elected foe another
Moose jaw, was united. in' marriege Itite tem'
to James Leslie Myth, son of Mr. toe Finglatel-Brown
Wm lame Airtb, Exeter, Out. I The marrioge o blisa Elizabeth,
Late George Bladewell • deugliter of Mrs. at A. Brown, 116
One ee the, most Iug1d eesaeeted Edgewood avenue, Toronto,. to Mr.
xeeitients a the township of Hay, MittaraYrt " at Ur' and
passed awa3r 7on„sdurday,,..evening,,Yre. John Vineland, of Londesitoro.
December 81st, in the peon ot Geo. teak .014-4 n1Dhl-St''-AlidtreW115
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Blackwell. who livea with his broth- tellareh, Toronto, on JanardMiss
exe poem, en the font edauleing his talrown gratluated from Clinton Col
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own, on the Parr Line. Deceased legiate and has had an interesting
was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. eaPerience on the teacbing staff of
shirepraeter and Drueleee Theraelse
Godericit•.
rhronle. Ormude one Nervotte Diseases
'equipped . with Diathermy, Electra-
magnetle Baths, Eleterottie Eieetric
Treatments and tatiroptoctic.
Glace ittoure-2 to 3 and 7 to 9 pan.
andehy ttppolnitotent, exzeotine etondaw
and Thuraday afternoens etui eveninee:
office hours --2 to .3 and 7 to 9 p.
a Lady In Attendence,
Residenee and Oftice-Corner of South
St. and larlionnts Road.
AUCTIONEBRING
teraottiAS NDRY,
Live Stock and General Auctioneer,
Benetton Street, Cetierieh
Sales made everywhere'and all efforts
made to give yon satisraettort.
Farraers' sale notes discounted.
ratilaltatT fteint8ra0N.
Auctioneer. leidon 51.. Goderich •
will conduct and arrange any Sale OTI
the ottest methods to get beet resting.
See him. or drop a card and he win
give Iternmedide attention. Pram
Sales a vipeelaltes • *
NOTARY ETC.
1.trd. DA1Lla.
we .
NOT4ellY PUBLIC
Geneve! Conveyancing done
Good aompaniee Reeresente.1
Phone No. 298. Goderiele Ont.
INSURANC
itfeeKILLOP MUTT/Ai, LIRE INSUit-
eaa ANCla COMPANY.
Thos. Bieehevela of the parr, Line Toronto. One year she spent en ex -
Ray township, and was in his 59th ahangeitt London, 'England, anti while
there travelled extenstvely• in Italy,
Switzerland •and France.
Mrs. King Dies Steddenle
• Citizens of Clinton were shocked
laeae. of Eseetee. had 'Wren its flight, ThursdaY, JO. 5th, by the lime that
he ;having pessea away quite sudden. Mrs. Walter King had died very sul-
ly at his home on William eteeete doily at her. home Wednesday even.
ear. Keys had been around as usual, ing ebout nine o'clode the Moe
on Saturday, having been an town 121 being a stroke. Mrs. Xing had at.
the aetenueen, In the,. evenina eleatended the meeting of the W. A. at
was taken Bi and early Sunday morn e the Preitaaterian thumb, in the aftep-
fag InteSed aW0t. The,, deemed was noon and had taken part in the :work
76 years .of age. taf the organization, being alMarentla
atillerexehatein ln her usual health and spirits. She
year and unnuoglea.
The Late John Keea
The New Year haa seareely been
ushered in ere the spirit of Mr. 4.
-walked home and -eltortly after
A happy. alattinnakiel event "5 reaching her own home was strickea
elebrated at St. 'Peter's Cathedral,.
London, on Tuestitte, December 27,114414 'thed immediatelY'
when Miss Velma Kelstein, of Lon- WIlrougltbeoWells - •
don, was united, in holy anatrattiony le quiet but pretty wedding -tool
to Mr. 'Daniel Miller, else of that lance on Saturday. December 31st; at
eity. and son of Mr. William Miller, the Wingham Crated time& pavson-
of.Zurich. 1rs. Yarabei Weisteen, of age, when Miss Madera?, Wells,
Loader) and Mr. Gordon Millet:, of Youngest daughter Mi. and. Mrs.
- Josiah Wells, isecame the bride of
Mr. 11MOS Irwin Willoughby, only
son of Mr. and Mrs, D. Willoughby,
of Arthur. They were attended by
the bride's sister and brother-in-law,
Me. ape Mrs. /. alontgonieres
The Latee-Androw-Baciney
Mr. Andrew Hackney, who passed
lawasr at -his home in Exeter on Mon-
- day. Decerniber 26th, woe bean in
:Hibbert township. being a sen of the
late John and Margaret Hackney:
Wage vete 65 years and -6 months.
Ifeekney farmed with his broth-
ers in Hibbert on the tad holm until
the was married to Susan Remick. of
Wawanosh. The funeral was held
on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. ailth,
elue remains being .1aid to rest in
Stelae cemetery.
I Overholt-liedley
?ARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP,
EitTir INSURED.
Value ot property Insured ti to 3.1
nary. Otte r3ki8,073.00.
er*.t. OFFICERS -James _Connolly, Peed--
dent, Godetich; 33s, wane, Vice -West-
. tient, lieeehwood; T. E. liar% Seco'
Free's.; Seeforth.
DIRECTORS -Iv F. McGregor. Sea -
forth; J. G. Grieve,. Winthrop; Wm.
Wan, Constance:, eatorge eteCartneY.
Toekersnilth; , John' Terris, llarlock;
John Bennewera. Ttrotellragen; alerral
Gibson, Brueeaeld.
AGENTS -J. W. Teo, Gederlohl Sarlda
Leitch, Mahon Win. Cheney, Sea*
emelt; ft. Ifinehley. Seaforth.
•er---------Peoecy. Bottlers ran PaY their aseese-
treads at it it. "cows iterrevereiterithe
A. J. Maritifett Cloaaing Store, Clinton;
.or II. Bold's. Baylleld,
eses
slat 1,43VMANC1C
Have it attended to ny the
eVEtiT VIAWAIMIN MOM. elet 01111111alitt 40
Established 1878
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•Po
Head Olike Dunganstee, (hit.
'Wm. J. Thompson, Auburn, Pres.;
Wm. Watson, Vice Pres.; James Gir.
yin, Hon. Director; Directors -Wm,
McQuillan, St. Helots; W. P. Reed,
R. Ti. NO. 2. Larkaow; Harty L. Sal.
/cold, Goderielt; Alex. Nicholson, Luelc..
Now; Tim Griffin. R. R. No. 7, rata.
now; them Hewitt, Khwardine; Rat.
Davidson, Dungannon.
Rate -00.00 per thousand.
THOR. women, T. G. AMEN,
Treas. Setubal.
ave Tou
Skin fro
DAY heed_ to early symptoms
. of skin disease 1 At the first
sign of any ,,unpleattant iamb,
irrit4iOn or eruption, anoint it
withaZarioatelt. This quickly
soothes and beads. off .disease,.
• Where skin is already aflame with
*come or ia.polsoeed. sore 'or ulese-
rated, Ettin.eitte is, the one gentle heal.
ingbaim that gets right at the root of
the trouble. Zana-Bult espels dinesse,
ni
and grows new clear skin. ;
Zuatatik*ts evemtadycharatter sar.
eeeePtional healing, soothing *rid anti.
septic value have won ic.r it * perm,.
tient place in over * million hornet.
Get * bo* of this great hereel balm
to -day, and keep it rawaye bandy
• Mrs. W. Campton, of Barmy River
Station. N.B., says:-" Watery erup-
tions, on niy,dauettera taco an4 ones tree
woes turned to open Sorett WO tried almoni
e g we new ore o vaunt anms
Anal*. This halm Gloated and heated in,
stril skink& surprising war,"
Oat o ;too of Xatipilath ,o, deals.
buggy I: ens silo only. *Li s for 411.23
Xion-Jesk gratigkai Sbotb, 2#0; tithe
1 The 'following is taken front The
aprantfordEl.-1)0810w: A very pvetty
wedding was -solemnized at the home
la Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Overholt. whet
Celia Eurhemiit, daughter of Mrs, A.
1 /realm', Lueknow, was united in the
aholy bonds of matrimony to Albert
fEdward. son of Mr, and Mrs,. J. Z
ICtveritolt, of Brantford. Ont: The
eereraony -was pertorned by the Rev.
4 C. II. Scoffield, of Immanuel Baotist
'n' f I di
ithurch in the prase ee o nune ate
relatives of the bride tuirgroora.
1 Former Brosselite Dies Suddenly
The death nieblrs. Chris. Seel, for-
merly of Clinton. occurred suddenly
eat her home in Chatham On etrednes.
,daar. December 28th. Late Tuesday
Might demised was attacked with
;want was thought to be acute indi.
ostion and 4 playsieiart was ealleed
who gave tenmorary relief, but only
,for a few hours, when he lapsed in-
to unconsciouaness mid passed away.
Wednesday evenito. Um. Seel was
born near Parkhill. Ont.. 47 years
ego, and was the eadest daughter of
THE LITTLE atteeeOW
TIC 'in.6.1101114-1‘4141
&ON- .ftii,' Akki' 11114k ii tileill none at-
,. "1 bave a little saittlow wile glee *rile:was
m and out with me" writee u busy . D.etttlarte, peyehologiste, neureleg-
motber who is lometieues irked by latat 4!,1 all" that fala daas Inare
the tonstant eare of a smell yotenge Rooelt„ aa more readaY digeeted aad
stew in the stage when he is "untlar aaanaalataalt if eaten in Plauant "Ira
foot all the time." He is clinging aelanhaaat M 4 Pkaaant inaada alal if
to her laretre when she woula rim It ie appealtng to the eye as well as
deem Maks. Ile elimbe on the back to the extlate. The garnish, in other
of her chair when she writes eu, let e warda' al Inueb 44 11444ttc °t g°4
�n
'taste," when she Is cooking dinner, Igen aaa vette",
garnsiseth ssitiotid be edible CZ
WiletteArer possible,
tee. Ire vranteeetee and to 41.,rhat'
and be la over and on her whceeee
she sits down tp read ea to sew. and most gianishee, with the exeep.
tion of the frilled paper tips placed
Sometimes he. "AV think hirn a en chops and erown roasts, are edie
nuistance, end'ahe sighs a bit envious- eie.
ly when she sees Iter neighbor simply Pareley and lemon are the home -
wife's etand.bys for gamllehes, be-
e -Jets easy as thatl But, olt, bow aauee they are Always obtainable,
tenement° that mother is if _sometme, avid" aeentha eat of the twelaa,
btirroars thelialiy for a latilf dear It eehe heasewite Who Oats net neee-so VI
nmy seem a tritle hard, At thine, to I
let so closely tied down, but ItQW gall° umekets eart grow Iter OW11
, parsley in a pot on the, kitchen, win
-
quickly the years pass and carry tne ,dow. sue 01 course,. lemons are ale
"little shadow" away out into to
world! itt the after years of loon- ea kitchen, and there ie gcsreely a
:woe to 1* found in every well.steek-
nese whielt follow, that mother will ear when meths not needed tor soave -
Bromou BITS.
000IER CH
Orders e▪ sistalty attentlei to
at all bours-isiged or ditto W.
aro tiss laspretors of attaterey in
aid for rho 011141160 of friaron,
Moss: Mons 111.; assidesece
211.
Children Cry
,)PSS 1111.1111
4
I turnbagoPaini
Rub Backache Away
Instant Had with a swh
is
trial bottle of -old
"tit. Jacobs OM"
;•-•":
Kidney's e*USe .Backsche2 Not
They 'have ne nerves, therefore cafl
not ratter pain. Listent Your back'
ache is caused by !MAW. SeiatiCA
or a strain, and the quichost relief it
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil."
Rub it right on your painful back,
and instantly the sorenesestiffness
and latnetiess disappears. Don't stay
trippledt Get a amalt tritd bottle of
put on her hot and walk down town
look tack yearnmgly at those melt
days, viten someone who loved her
and eouilded in her and needed her
was Itheays at her elbow.
THE IMPORTANT GARNISH
'It was little New York City
school. leirl Who raised her hand in
the width* dos When the texteher
asked, 'What is a garnish?" and all
thm rest of the Arms looked dumb.
founded.
• know, Teacher'," piped Yetta.
etas: 'parsley."
There are a $•ood meoy oznenlike
Zetta, who think that parsley is all
there is to the entire subject of gar -
loo
!thing. Fide whether *meta or
'petetor of -the llohnesville eircuit
of the Methodist denote at the home
of Oa tete Christopher Nesbitt And
Mrs. Nesbitt of the sixteenth, the
farm. IWW• owned and occupied by
Mr. Bert Lobe. On their marriege
Mr. and Mrs. Telkeitt settled on the
farm on the Maitland, where they
stifl veeide. The bride of ,fifty years
ago was born in County Kilkenny,
Ireland, aed came to Canada when a
girl of about seventeen; accompanied.
by a brothee, David, who now reside
at Oxbow, Sask. Miss Sheppard re-
enained with Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt
until her marriage about three year*
later. The bridegkoOnt was born on
a farm on the Maitlaed, where he lute'
always continued to eeside. Re was
a son *tithe late Mr. and Mrs. Wei-,
gate Tebbett. Mr, 4nd Mrs, Tehbutt
have a family of three daughters and -
two
. sons, Mrs. W. E. Sheppard, of
Wasbineton; Pars. P. _C. Pickard and
Mrs..- Wo je Cox, of Goderieh town-
ship; Will Tetfautt, of OOderieh, and
Oscar, of Clinton. Thete are 'fifteen
grandebildretO
Bernier AShfied Man Murdered iti
Flint, Mich.
On Vaechtesday; 'Dec. 14th, John
Brown, aged -26, on of Mr. and Mra.
Mesa Brown, of Flint, Mich., and
former residents of the 12th conces-
sion Ashfield, near Amberley, was
done to.his death in some yet' ne.
known manner. Mr. Brown was a
valuidoniployee in the experimental
department of the Buick motor com-
pany at faint, and in Utiles of rosh
would work overtime and not come
home for his supper. Ile hied not
'come 'home thate evening and at 11
o'clock the phone „rang. His mother
answered and o race asked Mrs.
Brawn if "Jack" had arrived home
Yet. She replied in the negative but
the person at the other end of the
wire irisisted that he had as he saw
his ear out "in front of the Imuse.
Mra. Brown went to the door and on
opening it found the body of her son
lying face downward on the step.
She` at once soured hap, but the
doctor stated that the young man liad
'the late Prvderiek Hunsickcr. who been dead at least two hours. A
Jitter moved to the 9111 concession' of gaping wound wee' found in the neck
,teresteetenveship. On November and, which alsoshowed signs of otrangu-
1887, she wasi married to her now lotion, and on each temple was the
Death "eceurred suddehly at his telephone call was traced and the
mark of it blow. Without a doubt
the young man was murdered. The
movements of the murdered man
bereft, partner.,
I learriter Drone Deed 'While Doing
. Chores .
bonto •irt Brussels Vaednesday, Jan. were traced up to the time be "went
for his oupper at a place he often
4th, or John Lake, 73. years old. a
pioneer resident of the distrtet. air. frequenteel. Two melt have been
Like •had •beet doing eltores in „„ placed under arrest, but the restate
iliain and when ilia wife eaetan;e"da .ofmta..emheienquaetviist and inaestigation are
from town she found him dead in the - a- *a--
stablet Death was due to heart fail. -
oirorelle-hadeheeneetesekease heneeue. 2aleettea...tartalageedeteastasearom.etite
fore he was found. Before moving aarithings and fretting a a chill that
ttlt Brussels about three years ago, "Int5 ate troubling it, she aan pro-
eure a tellable remedy' in Millerae
Mr. take had resided on eonceseion
ea Grey teeveshiea Resides his wids Worm Powders Which ivill expel all
ow, he is survived ev .three. sons, worms from the stesteen. They may
Chador, Huntsville; Milton, Fergus, cause vomiting., but this need cause
anti Bort, Ethel: Also two dauehters, no enalataa heeanae it is 614 a Mara'
WI Attinir Heitryoalabele and ears. Mention of their thorough work. No..
Hopper of Morris township. ' ' WOrtOS can long exit where Dim
Powders are used.
OM and Esteented Resident of Goer!. ' r
dek Tp. Goes to Her Long Home
fresh, ie Orte meat *Wade attar* to
demand a few drops of lemon Siert ter
bring taut ft and tor such
le
garnishes the mon should be eut in
seetions lengthevitte, six sectione
from one lenion. These long seetaons
are much etutier to use than slices
are, though slices are decorative-.
Cole meats look very tempting
when carefulIT arranged on a large
platter garnished not only with. pars.
ley, but -with °thee decorative foe&
as well, such as silos ef firm red to..
mato, each with a dice of olive hi itc
center, disks of carrot or cucumber,
or zings of sweet green popper ev
onkel, or tiny dilate ot sliced sweet
eherkins. Tiny red rtulishes, either
plain. or cut • into buds, and wade
olives are alwoye good looking,
either on it platter -of cold. meats or
decorating .sa ,
In. garnishing oatiads and• desserts,
"St. Jacobs 011" from your druggist
ittid linititt ttp. A moment after it is
Applied you'll wonder what treatise of
the bacluithe or lumbago in.
Rub old, honest "St. Jacobs, Ott"
whenever yea have Atiittialp neuralgia,
rheumatism or sprains as it is abed.
lately harmless and d4ratt bunt the
For Children's
,scought.*itw...opintmescesuilaseet
01'. R. Wheeler
unere Difiactor an
Embalmer
floderieh, Ontario
I I cos rromptiv attlaidoli 10
day or night,
rboopec mote ark Rowels WSW
Them passed away et the hone of
her son, Mr. Bettjamin Itethwell, lot
aa, Hayfield Line, Goderieh township,
on laiday, Dee. 30th, after an illness
of only tvro days, an esteemed reel,
tient of the, community in the perten
of net alum Chambers, widow of
the late Samuel ellethwell. • We,
Itsthwell was born in tureen, (aun-
iv Ireland. in 1841tectel wits
loft an orphsn at the see, of two.
She came to eglittillt• with leer brethe
er and tarter at the age of seven,
tomiter to the home of an *mete, the
late William Well!, whe lived on tate
firm now oviroel by Mr. Jtentre Reid
on the Pront /NO. Stanley -Tewn.
saite, where sae /elide her borne until
sae was married to the late Samuel
Tt*thwd bs 1861, She tstue Ss a
beide to her home at let 2h, ishert4
she rontittned to live until leer fiesta,
eiety live vette Were
1 eflelwate• Their traddels Wtelding
Analsersery
10I�y yettre are on New year's
thly (assy* le. Tathatt and raroline
Aching.
Swollen. Feet
Soothing and.healing in its ac-
tion, ANGIER'S EMULSION
is an effective remedy for
children's ail in e n t s ----par-
ticularly colds, coughs, bron.-
chitis and whooping cough. It
is also a safeguard against the
chestcomplicationsassociated
Avi.th measles, scarlet fever and
mope. Aggier's loosens the
phlegm, relieves the soreness
of throat and chest, And its
Fleansingaction removes body
Irneadrttles,,thtle hastening the
patient's recovery. .
ANGIER'S is an emulsion ot
fled petroleum oil Oath hypophos-
phites (lime and soda). It is please
ant to take, builds up strength and
vitality, and Can be giveneto tae
• children with absolute confidence.
For over thlity.five years
ANGIER'S EMULSION has been
'endorsed and prescribed by the
Medical Profession of Gt. Britain
and Canada and used itt Children's
Hospitals.
A IONA nod°, Writont"1 coroader your
preparation sups -riot to any other eat W.,
ifott or preparelion haritni Moto same or
eimilar
^
EMULSION
45c. $1.20. -at all draggia's 3
Its superior strath mkt* Purity to farther thank
ordinary Sours. it ts perfect for all your baking cakes, pics„
bona *ad breed - so the one Soar sack only, is necessary.
Try Purity Ficur 10.4.1ey- it is certain to please yaw
PURITY FLOUR
Sod 30r ia Atop fir me Mx* Pork Mar GA B94. sse
Wows Cook Meer Mak Ce. Lined. Tema% Iderioid,
nut meats and candied or maraseltino
eherxies are it pretty garnisle Stiff
jelly may be cut into tiny cubes with
a letup k-nife, or scooped into belle
with e, vegetable scoop. This little
tool is very useful, in making belle
of -ante, baiihTeit. .watermden, beet,
eta., to trim up ottrious dishes. Ca.
pera sand tiny piakled onions are ;Ise
piquaut as well as attractive garn.
It -costs thought rather than Very
muell money to send foods to the
table with elle attractive garnishes
Thatainaka hetet mielsesiadeliglitfal
for the average "home folks." There
is really no good reason Why even a
fairly busy housewife should not
treat her "home folks" to prettily
garnished dishes.
CLOTHES AND AGE
Away back in the olden times, the
little girl was the pattern of heel - .7- --- -
motheta-the same tight bodice and Shit CWIned 11111111ht
flariUg akirt and little old-freehioned "
lady -ways. Titen fashions for young -
stem broke away and the little lady
adopted straigatt lino, no distinct
waist, freedom and short skirts. In
our ege, woman's 'dress has eome
Along in the same direction, all tend. You remmulter of eourse..-not so
ing to greater ease of movement, 'tette long ago slue was it regular scarecrow
tsex distinction, with teaser fitting -skinny 3'231 N. mild word for the way
gorments which less plainly reveal she looked.
the formia
Ono advantage of the modern stylewoman•ll"tutlk athetapevfeetni)11‘gv-uriet sehThans
.
tis that it does not betray the age of iteeshe fa the envy of half the gide
the wearer. The mode i$ much the in tow*1.
same for sixteen and sixty. If nii-i Itee teething to get excitedabout
lady's 'back is turned and one cannot •-eall she did was to take on weight
eta her law, one has A° idea wt *fad out the hollows in tree, neck
age will peep at her from around ma cheek -any slannee wale •erra
that theatjailuoutyrsuhiatof
tbehiamp.pinLeisfsbae,lisfa
aertI deem WOUo
laU n do the %one and
a
len to, the It of aniddle age with the
coming' of the motion otyle of timea.
Muddle age, or age, leo, no longer
marked by its own peculiar uniform.,thaing 4 sixty eent boxes of MeCey s
.1
librium of the intuEes. It exudes
an influence which is clegradiug and
makes one dissatisfied and neevows.
Orderliness is ehe firat eesentild
hi -
attaining that "home, sweet berme"
atmosphexe whiels Is conelueive to
aelf respeee, poiee and character dee
ve omen .
The easiest Way tO Waive at owler•
linos and to keep orderly 19 to!QM
the habit et putting away everything
you bandit) as soon *3 you are
through with it Orderliness is not
the result of intermittent spasms;
but ofeeWeede, 011411nti-1uibitual put
that things 'wherethaw belong.
1 ARETTSMOKING
It is generally conceded that the
CIGE
use of tobacco in any form Is very
boaauful to young. persons. Omer-
. (C u ont page 6)
With McCoy's Cod
Lim Extent Tablas
galn clean, dear complexton at the
same lime.
McCoy taken all the viskeeltead
tlth ironelad guarantee. If after
Coe Liver Extract Tablets- or a eine
{Oared"' ealUedwilirilr':71.;114d811:1)11803weevIner 'Nv'ai)lel' tirlinoauttlaiid)::aliaintienedYt°4t$IninliltilkfilyndelatVtielatillabadtt
010$ttid and. artistic yourfurxdslxings. with the moked -. liapievement; in
it will lack *beauty unless it is kept health -your drugglat . is authortzed
1 inorder. "The
bealtYlth°tleit.°retant1*rehaPri,...
isoDdei.,nodisdely at e1ut. Askn..e,,pegrOPCA.i1P-'
tered-up voom is unsightly and dis.'
BELL'S
turbs thn. mental and spiritual etlale dtEuLT4gg11.1;111G .7,°" or any
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Doesn't Do Away With 'All Sore.
• nes, Swelling and Distress in 24
flours.
Two. or three applicationa of
Moone'o Emereld Oil and itri ,fiftehit
n tltuites the pain and setentem
pears. A few more applications At
regular intervals ard tte sevellieg re.
dotes.
And hest ef all nity offelleiee OtIM'
is gone for getele-las it woutlegful
feromiao thie combination of melt.
ted oils with cemplior and. other an-
tisepties so marvelous that thoueattde
of bottles are eeld Aranuelly for ree
during varif20.1E,' swellen vein
11, C. Dunlop, E, atel eve
try geed &Jaggiest CilstatttP":1 the
very 101110 ef aleenea Emerald
T.. Mower& wore unibmii in metriege Hit to to *; troubtes or
by *a kov. Joseph Philp, the retottey heels,
We haven't heard a robin,
Nor seen at spritir flower.
But spring weather is surely on
its way to sornehodY's house
Whoever **twill**. a WWI of Heat
Polka Cool boa warm weather
his horn*, rge matter bow
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