The Goderich Star, 1929-04-18, Page 5THLRSDAY, APRIL tarn. P'• .)
TOILET ARTICLES
A large range of imported and domestic
toilet lines, many of the best the world pro-
duces. It is always a pleasure to show goods.
ANSEHL and LANADER
Our new additions in toilet field
i
THE GODERKCH STAR
WENN
—fit positively die in the attempt. time
atrtceea is almost aasttred, and yup
The Folly of TIIIIuun %ill have acglsired a nadir of facing w
every sort of 'diScultyou may pert
with in your life btereairter. A lit+tla
Pills
y r
Digestive 'iAi�x trelt denial of aevtaingly legitimate
Pleasure *ad spurt, a little extraitrip' '
Waive Stomach Sufferers. in study tarty and late, a little keen.
Neutralize Daugeraus Acids in er concentration on the work that ii
Stimuli with Hot Water uiwt difficult and yea will be surpri:i'
send Magnesia. P ed how much boat ground ntay be cors
trod, and what progress can he gain-
! '°Nero:; ler isle a rDBCiott t�2 , vd. YOU have plenty of time now br-
good, for the honor of your hot,n' anis ,
the glory tri your country. hour
whole future depends upon your din- '4,
gent effort now. t
Every success to every deserving
saw's)," is the sincere wish of
INVICTG1S. ,
meeting food from your ston►aeh site- fore the itnal examinatl.ans to mala
Campbells DrugStore
try rt g;," says a, pry rein front ins
ahgeation," says ti swell #mown an�:tor•
e >(
GODERICH
The habit of taking•li eetive
pills after emote snakes eiu'onie d
ONTARIO peptics of n any thou:�ande of men
and waalen bewause artificial di•
gestents, drugs and niedirinea have
r ' practically no influence upon the ex-
,. �_... "" -� - •: «• { eessively acid co aL. of the steen-
SERVICES AT NORTH ST. UNITED;
CHURCH iat'«�li'?IY. April 21st
DIAPERING ed and saddened Wednesdays Mornin;I adz contents witch s the cause of ' 'Sunday will he a red lettter tiny at
on lexrnieg of the death of Mrs. Mary most farms of Ind r a and dy».:'Seryl street United ehurr t. it being
were T'e
Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Tole, of 'te ,ttc 't'rs, a well known Ashfield rest- l s , anniversary Sundays Rev. W. Stan -1
with Mrnt., M. Jam Culberd t.ltors evening, hiApril 000eeu r the home of d x sens thefeens dinner ess f the merely
stomach outsts ndintr preaehersio the et United
Mrs. Glutton, of Stratford, and son, Mr. S. B. Stothers, in Rsse c, l f freed nm fromrens
usyin. Ii those who church, will conduit the services at
Miss Edith Horton, of I.eeburn, are The lat.. Mrs Stothers had gone last are subject to indigestion, bloating, re a.m. and l7 w.nt. The chair will
7 g render the.following pragratn
ta.
gueetti of Mr. Henry Horton this fall to spend •the winter months with ¢gas, sour stomach belching, heat t
week.. r son in Essex d •
' he
an Some five weeksearn,c g
• Mrs. H. Horton and Mary returned ago became ill wfth bronchial pneu- tlputie e Bafterated Magna ud (c t r
. to Essex Saturday with Mr, and :sirs. monis to which h finally
: S. B. Stothers and her sister, Mrs. , E. ed. • The deceased
was dughtcrha druggist and take a1annreliablef
teaspoonful
Crispin, with whom she will spend a the lata Mr. and liars. John
Andrew
few days before Mrs. Crisping return pioneer settlers of the Zion commun- the
teAnlaettiuiilvr a• of
threvul
to Ogertla,• Sisk. Mr. isaac Stothers ity, was born on the farm on the 12111 be no further necessity for drugs or
accompanied his brother Carmen to concession recently purchased by his
and John F. Andrew, grsildsens of is instantly' neutralizes en stomach
nd
acidity, stags food fermentation and.
sue n4 e u ins Yes norma i s-
b[rs. James Bailie, of Calgary, was ualitfes as loyaltyd d tion by enabling the stomach to do -
pita' m Edmonton, where she had and a talent and love for music She I
his home in Pieton fora few days' George Hunter, from Messrs. David
medicines ins antly' eulis Bisurated
h
visit ere he leaves for Wilkie; Sask. nes t tl
Med.Pau Sanded. of Lhe kdaughter ,: e late M. John F. Andrew. From thus ' a 1painlesse
d a' hex are e h hI r d g
Ge p nt she inheri•ted
o. tying at the _point of death in a hos- sn et'otian to its work without 'hindrance.
t e ^church,- geneeatsity, hospitality '
been taking treatment. Mrs. Bailie, was a member , of a singing school teachers. 'Two sons, John; C. and
who has had:poor health for sonde which was conducted in pioneer days.' Carmen, enlisted during- the great
yeears,spent u for weeks with her i she wee. gave singing lessons' to' her War, and served their country in
-mother ;a year ago last winter. Mrs. Sunday school class at Zion. At the France. The . anxiety and strain
Med is spending this week with her,Golden ubilee of Zion chunk• in ` which only those who had sans over -
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Anderson. ' July, 1926, she sang in a choir cone- l seas eouid fully realize, no doubt un -
This community was greatly shuck posed of former members, and at the dermined her health. The shock of
_____ ----re- • last W. M. •S. Meeting she attended at receiving a message saying that Car-
- .. .. _ - Blake's, %...,c...... leaving Miser she man wee seriously mounded was
For All Who Need
Cod-liver Oil
Scott's Emulsion
de. .
.Theatre
WEEK OF APRIL 22 to'27 •
MONDM tend !Mr -WAY
DOLORES costrEtt,o
with CONRAD: NAGEL
in a glamorous romance of two• lovers
who defied the-wor:d.• Dashing drama
and thrilling tattiest abound , in this
idyll of tragic Iovtoliness --
,"GLORIOUS BETS'?"" ' .
PA:ra ,COMEDY
�'-Ir'ItDDLESTR"'
'WEDNESDAY and THIhiSDA?
GEORGE BANCCROFT and
EVE.1.3aq BI;RENT
Iireeent a tense drama with a surprise
4.1n the first hundred feet and suspense
to the last 'minute. Vivid, realistic
and. gripping is . •
"THE DRAGNET" -
MERMAID COMEDY
"LISTEN CHILDREN"
FRIDAY and 'SATURDAY •
- RIM-TIN-TI:S
the wonderful. Alsation in a wonder
rm depjcting the fury and friendship
of a dog. = John Miljan and- Carrot
Nye are included.in'the capable -cast.
"LAND OP OP THE SILVER Tr 0."
CHARLIE CHAPLIN, in •
"EASY. STREET"
Matinee Sat. et 3.00 pan.
Coming.- "Searlet Seas."
sang verysweets a solo. .._ reatand the long wounded
a e
a=,She was gh weeks and months
born • Jan. 10th, 1859, and had passed 'of anxious waiting. while he was
Tier 70th birthday. Almost her en- being nursed back to. health were not
tire life was spent in Ashfield, though over .when word came that John C.
when married in 1884 she and her was Based. Fortunately he was rot
husband lived for a time near ,Holy-' seriously injured. Her courage and
rood, later on a farm on the 6th con.cheerfulness throughout were truly
of Ashfield, then on the mill property wonderful. A funeral service ' was
an the 9th concession now owned by .held at Essex Thursday morning, af.
Mr. Herman Philips, •and in the ter which the remain were brought
spring, of
p 1889 they.move toto Luckna vie
sd the w i the C.R
N.The
farm which is still the family home. funeral service was held in �BIake'e
Her husband, who pre -deceased her in . chum Friday at 2 p.m. and was one
1904, almost 25 years ago, was act of the largest ever held here. The
ive in municipal and church affairs. impressive service wag conducted by
The first provision in Mrs. Stothers Rev. A. W. Brown. of the Ashfield eir-
will is for a memorial window to he cult. The pallbearers were Mr, Jas.
placed in Blake's church for Mr. Sto- is. r'atersnn,: ot -Toronto. and five
thers, who was church steward, Sun- nephews. Mr. Ellis Stothers. or Tor -
day school superintendent, and bible onto; Mr. David Andrew. Wingham;
class teacher there for many years. Mr. Will •Stothers. Mr.. RomanMrs. Stothers did her share in the Backwell and Mr. Oliver Barkwell, of
community.' life by rearing a large Ashfield. Friends were. !reent freer
family of six sons and two daughters, Elora. Toronto,, Goderich, Kincardine
all of whom survive, with the excel"- and Wingharn. Many and beautiful'.
tion of James McKee, who died when were the floral tributes, from the
two years old, inthe yesa+•_1895.--All•-London-Public-Sch,ubl`Princinais'' Ohs=
the surviving members of the fancily sociation. the London Teachers' ;Aria.
visited her duringthe last week of r"iation, the Kiwanis Club of London:
her illness and all were present at Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Kilpatrick. of.
the funeral.. The sons are, Stephen (*eine, Sask.; the Ladies' Aid, the
B., of Essex. Ont., agricultural repre • Dramatic Circle fohd' the Rebekah
sentative for Essex. County; John C„ Lodge, 'of Oeemat rilr, d. H. Hedrick.
of London, Ont.. public school ,„in. of .-Essex; Mrs. '.7. McPherson end
'specter; W. Bailie, of Windsor, ac family. Mr. A. Stewart Love and Miss
countant; Isaac • F. Qf Wilkie, Saslc., Edna Stanley, of Windsor: . friend••
of the dairy department of that pro- from Wilkie, Sask • Mr. and • Mrs. J.
vince• •Carman E., of Fitton, public B. Paterson, of Toronto: Mr. and
school. inspector of Prince Edward Mrs. Scruton rind Mr. and Mrs. B. J.
County, Ont. The twodaughters are Gibbing, of Clinton; the Blake church
Mre. H. Horton, who resides at the orranizntions and from the imine-.
family residence on the 9th con., and diate relatives. Mrs, 5. J. Kilpatrick.
Mrs. Ernest Crispin, of Ogema,' Jessie and .Eulah. of Brockville;. Mr.
Sask. One • brother, Mr. Isaac An- and'Mrs. Thos. ,Stothers; Mrs. Mar-
drew, of Ashfield, and one sister, Mr's. garet Stothers and Will.. of Dungan -
S. F. Kilpatrick, of Brockville, sur- non; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Andrew and
vive,::together• with eight grandehil- Jessie and the : Barkwell family, `of
dren. She took a' deep interest in Ashfield. Interment was made inthe
every movement that was for the bet- family plot in Dungannon cemetery.
terment of the community and was Much symbathy is felt for the bee.
much loved by all who knew her ger eaved family, among whom .a strong
her wholesome, happy, friendly .dis-. bond of affection had always existed
position and personal charm. Threes and who had a deep love and rever-
sons and one daughter became school ernce for their dear mother. She will
he ereatly missed. not only in the
familycircle but in this 'community
Why Buy Batteries, 'fire. and
Tubes out of town
When we can sell for SAME PRICE
• A -S MAIL ORDER!
WILLARD BATTERIES ' - -
CANADA BATTERIES
GUTTA PERCHA GUM CUSHIONED TIRES
AND TUBES •
BARKER BROS,.
''Phone 241
as well.
. ADVICE TO SCHOLARS
May a few words of encouragement
be permitted by -n student toall pup-
ils and scholars now entering the last
lap of their school year, especial] to
'those who are writing examinations
that will determine their • progress at
school. This is perhaps a greater op-
portunity than you dream of now, it
may mean .advancement ,or.'a' life-
time,:' or it may skean the beginning
of a aeries of repeated failures, No
examination is easy, but to some it
may appear almost impossible. There
is nothing impossible, and now is the
time for you to snake up your mind
about that. You may W11ind with
your year's work, or you may feel you
are not capable of passing, and so
have made up your mind not to try.
If you do that now you will do it all
your life, but if you determine that
no matter what the difficulty is you.
will give it your very best effort or
a•
ale of Ladies' sjTh Hose
N o ! They are not last season's stock.
Every pair is new this year
These prices are for one week only—so
procure a supply now.
I YOUR
STORE
Kayser (Fultfashionsd) Silk - Hose with ft
1 -
. pointed heel, reg. $1.65 for. Parc _�>
Kayser (Fultfashioned ) Silk Hose—the most popular Hose this year,. ti 39
AYO
te
read silk—a hose
u
K yILK
preemielthe value of. Said pruee per pan pair 9c
RAYONand' All the new Stunner shades. Salt' Le
RR {�f. Pricer per pair.,_.....<.,..._.. s::.��.:.. , ... .
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The CrayS. A. Co. VALUE.VALUE.01
Morning
Organ Prelude --"In Springtinlc�''
Rollins
Anthers—"Love Divine, All Loves.
Excelling" Marks
$oloists, Mise F. Hume •
and Mr. G. Buchanan. -
Oltertory "Transeriptien of a Sone.
by Nevin" Goss -Custard -
Male Ohotus..-"Hright Breaks the
Morning" -• Fillmore
Postlude—"March. Militaire" Gounod
?✓'►ening
Twenty -Minute Organ Recital---
tWillows" e
"Will o' the Wisp" IMNevin
"Echoes of Spring" Frigglml
"Londonderry Air" Lemaire
Anthem—."What of the Night" -
Soloist, Miss E. TyeTf►, 'amps"
AntheOffertorym—i'?rai"Bercouse"
seYe the Pother- Spinney
a
G unad
Solo "`My God and Father While I
Stray" " Morston
Mr r E. C. Belcher:
Post)ude—"C o is o nation Mnrcla." Le
Pr'aphete) Meyerbaei~
D. CAMPBELL, -
Organist and Choirmaster.
SUMMARY OF PROVINCIAL
CHILDREN'S
AID REPORT
Mr. H. T. Edwards, superintendent
for the Children's Aid Society in Hu.
ron county, has received from Mr. J.
J. Kelso, Provincial superintendent, a
summary of the. 'thirty-fifth annual
report of the Society, This gives the
following information ; '
There are fifty-five Children's Aid
Societies in :Ontario. with a paid otic-
sial devoting all his thee .to the work
in each county or distrit:
The Children's AM branch deals
with neglected and dependent chil-
dren, Children's' Aid Societies, Indus-
trial Schools,. supervision of war for i
loster-•itenteie egai adoptiatt of chil-
dren, care find protection of - children
of unmarried parents.
Number of children made wards
during the year 1$93-1928--27,949.
Total number of tiles, about. -40,000
Number of children. at present un-:
der aetive ;rupervi9ion.-9,500,
' Children made wards durfne 192a—
permanent,. 706; temporary. 283.
Number of children in four Indus-
trial :SC hools--578 (87;3 Protestant
and 204 .:Roman Cs thal .e: )'.
• e Numbyear -663.-er of legal adoptions during
th- -
Total number of , legal- adoptions i
since 1921.4.032.
• Cases of unmarried Parents inves-
tigated --1,865. +Increase - unmarried
parents eases -141.
Paid • by petativo fathers forr su»-
nnre if children -6110:291.85. Ad-
ditional by private settlement, ap-
proximately—$20,000.
Monthly cheques issued for support
of ehlldren horn out' of wedlock -400.
Funds transferred to public, trustee
for investment -89_8,210.51.
The use of Miller's Worm Powders
insures healthy children 'so far as the
ailments attributable to worms are
concerned. A high mortality among
children is traceable to worms. These
sap the strength of infants so that
they are unable to maintain the battle
for life and .. succumb to weakness.
This preparation gives promises of
heath and keeps it. -
00 YOUR 91OitINC AT
Sparr's Grocery
and enjoy the satisfaction of
getting only the best.
FRESH FRUITS sad
VEGETABLES
A complete line of
Eatables for your table.
BITTER and EGGS
MANITOBA and
PASTRY FLOUR
Frigidaire equipped for your
Protection. Call in and he con-
vinced.
Spares Grocery
The store of satisfaction.
HAKIL'IMN StUET, G01101(11
Phone 146. We deliver in town
SUPREME COURT
Hon. Mr: Justice Kelly' presided at
the sittings of the Supreme Court
for Huron at Goderieh this week.
Three eases were entered for trial:
Robertson vs. the Township of How.
-lek was put over to the next court.
Churchill. vs.. - Churchill was settled
between the parties before the court
opened, and Glousher vs. Welsh was
tried out. This le the fourth time
this ease has been on the docket and
after a days and a half's taking of
evidence an agreement was reached
.between the parties, Tho suit was
over Mrs. Packwood's property. Mr.
and Mrs. Glousher claimed an agree-
ment by which they moved into Mrs. -
Packwa'od's house and were to be giv-•
en11 her property y
return est
a ro infor
keening her as long as she lived. Af-
ter her death a will was found leaving
the house and lots to Mrs. L. Welsh.
As au alternative to possession. of the
property the plaintiff asked for an al-
lowance for their trouble in caring
Ibrtletist--"Yes. dross, you'll find
most ladies like this lipstick." -
YountC Girl—"You couldn't -ab -tell
me the kind that men like, could you''
CANADIAN PACIFIC
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1931 1939
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:fpr. 111 ..timeless of Richmond'
To Belfast -
Apr. 2f,..t)acss of 1ti,�lim'•nd
• To Chrrhmourq-Southampton
Apr, Si ' rlonl,ealm'
Te homburg
.Spr. 2i Motile :►tm•
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• Chcrbourf•Sailahamptoa
May 'L s.*Morison t
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• Calls at Hobbs '
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To ltc'IfastrLlt cepool-Glasgow
may 4 '1lhuhe,iosa.
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May 2t ..........Itimlteaa of Iaielimun'l
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May is Renfro.
May 29 Montealq
To 4nlwverp
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M,W 23 , re ban nit'
FROM oirEBE(:
To Cherhourn•Southamptou
:Ray 7 to 2i i'itiiprers of geollitit
May 21 lsntpres' 1+f Auotralia
I To Glasoow•Hettast°Lbt'etpoot
Las 110 efontraa a':
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f. O. Maccl;9Y, General Agent
a.,9.tl;td:an P irlfir Bltl
I Toronto
(CASTORIA.
rot lnf*itul and Chitdrtyae
1111 Use row °w r3O tors
Ptww/rest beset
the
6 rtttore
'Spring Time;
Tonic, Time'
L1OST mien and dao.
a"' nett need a Lonii at 7
this season of the year. -rr
Their blood has been _
thinned, their vitality low-
ered by the long winter.
Dr. Williatns' Pink Pills. i
definitely enrich the x
blood and increase the n,
body's' oxygen supply. .*
Mrs. Elizabeth Clarke,
R R. No. 1, Hastings, Ont.,
..7... "1 u.e Gr. Williams' k
Pink P10 in the Sprfn;;, w:.cn
ape nraturally feels rue -down
after our long; Winter. Last.
Spring I was fcri:nw weal:and /
easily tired, and a;aln used
the pills, with the result that ;'
I haws had splendid 'health . .
since."-
z.,
At your dru;iist's or any
dealer in med:circ, or pont- - ,
paid, by mail, a: 50 cents a f
•
box, from The Or. Williams
Medicine Co., l;rect:vdi ,
Ontario. t...o
• �'•A Nauseam:A HATIP.
'15 54 CoutoraIre"•
w: -
?AGE rIV1C
01,
JUST ARRIVED
New York's
Latesi Scarf
Sensation in Figureri re tie-
Chine diagonally pleated Scarfs
in pretty floral designs
Three -cornered Georgette and - Crepe -
de -Aline Scarfs in the modernistic pat-
terns, which are very correct for spring
neck wear. -
Also Crepede.Ohlne.scluar es in beauti -
• ful block patterns.
Have you seen our assortment of
Sweetheart Collar - and Cuff sets? They
are new, pretty and serviceable.
F. E. HIBBERT
PHONE 86 THE CASH'STORE,.
„
for hiss. I'oekrvood. By the agree -4,
meat reached the defendant is to have
the lands and premises as they now
are, the plaintiffs to deliver posse:+-
sign by May 17th, and the defendant'.
pay. 2.
to plaintiffs the laintift S3.
.,i
>+ia
17th. Each p
May
I'a partytc nayby
their wt
costs. L. E. aiey' for m. la. ova
costs.
Hays for deft.
'ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
Come In and
ourself
The Difference
Tire Cords
THERE'S .all the >diference in the
.
world
between ordinary rue coals
and Supertwist Cords. We tuwe lit
machine that will . show just what . the
difference is andhow it snakes. Good.
'ear Tires so much 'better. It'll take -
only a minute ofour time — . -
y and
you'll know a .whole lot more about.
tires. Conte in and try it yourself.
F. R, MILLER
Battery Service, Greasing
Vulcanizing
Phone
Phone 259 Goderich, Oe t.
Segiiertwrist Cords—Afore stretch tlw,r
old-style corals
The New Ford Town Sedan
The New Ford 'Town Sedan is designed
for those those. who desire the convenience of
moderate size •and the distinction of tine ear
construction. It makes a modern and
most convenient kind of family conveyance
powered to meet present day requirements.
'the body is longer than other Ford pas.eng°
er cars, thus affording an unusually roomy
lnteror. In appearance The Town Sedan I.
.quite imposing. It is of the three.
window, fotzr•door type. The lines are
low, long and straight. And this suggestion ! l
is emphasized lav the , smart French roof ;t
On isplay
quarters and the belted moulding which runs
sharpie back front the radiator and circles
the entire body. - The Town Sedan is offer-
ed in a number of attractive color Isar°
Joll:lp>wa 'stiut>;rbiers pamoIW •soluour
and door 'handles provide attractive touches
of .brightness. There are nickeled cowl
lamps, too, and the smartest sort of finish
strip at the juncture of hood and cowl.
plan of the body affords the utmost room
and coilfort. An abundance of room be-
hind and 111 front, 'I he driver's seat is ad-
justlahle'.
This Week
F. H. WOOD & SON
Ford Dealers
Gotlerich, Ont.