The Goderich Star, 1932-11-24, Page 3County and District
SUMMARY •
GREY FARMER LOSES POULTRY MAUI OF W. 3. WARY
Use death occurred at We heme
ItionoiseVine on TivareeleY Inerningo Nov.
Mk. of William Jahn gillery. one of Me
cad. am/ Mealy eAeemeat residents of tlie
dietliet. Mr, eatery lead been in tailing
health tor the pest two years, but was
able to be about until a week before nes
death.
DEATH OF MR$. JOHN WARWICK
Milton Rands, 12th con. Gre,y, was
wanfortenate lating_about 100 poultry,
Walsh wese taken In -ale night Dy 5W210
unlinown partiee. Tite /sea 13 keetilY
,rett OSMr. Bands kept choice birds,
IfORSR AND VAR COLLIDE
A neese en tlie higawey owned by Mr.
Fatar Moir, bout tnreo niece teeth a
Remelt, was run over by motaii.5ts Tito -
night of last ween and to badly M-
imed that it could net live. The ear
that ran into it was also consiserably
doanazed.
FORMER SEAPORTIL RESIDENT
David Chesney, elle favorite dance
player and. noted. Violiniet o Seatortis
NiehaltYdied in Winnipeg on Saturday,
V November 12taa after a yeer's illnes.s
-rThe nee were taken te Miami, Mane
for interment. ,
Elizabeth lanrie Melville, widow of the
into Jelin Warwiek, passed away at tile
home 'of her bronaer, 14r, Joan /dentine,
In Loneleehorre en Monday, November
14th, following a long and trying JUMP,
She is survived, by one son and tWe
daughters, Mrs. W. J. Hales, Westent
MM. W. G. Mathew, Ceallnuat, Alta.,
and Mr. Jack 'Warwick, Alberta.
eicRAE-JOIINSTON
A quiet wedding wee eoleinnteen, at the
Presbyterian Manse in iseaforth on Wed.
WINS ANOTHER SCHOLARSHIP nesday, Noventber Obh, at 8 %in., when
mks aani, 0„ King, wunomm. has Miss Audrey Arta 401Mstondaughter
been awarded the 2na Carter scholar- Nrx* juld 141'3' W. 11* '4931/19tae.
ot
Hayfield, was untted in marriage to Mt
ship of $60 eash. "This award is made
Angus John. McRae, son of MM. Ann
for the highest Standing ten PaPers McRae, of Seaforth. Rey. I. B. Keine
In the senior matriculation exams. ' officiated,
, D
. CLINTON HOCKEY CLUJ% RPORSTER.
At a Meeting held at Clinton hoekey
EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT was,agabe Organized, the following offi-
Late 110118e Surgeon New York Orph- cez•s being elected: President, 0, T.
• •thalraie and Aural hoepital, assistant at
Moorefield's Eye Hospital and Golden, Jenkins; sec.-tressurer, H. Leaman; mane
.Square Tnroat Hospital, London, Eng. ager, J. NedigeracomMittee: Jack Walk
-
53 Waterloo fit. S., Stratferd'Tele- er, cell Draper and. H. Spenter. It was
'aebone 267. I deeided to: enter an intermediate team
At • Betel Didleril, GenrerInh, born , tee . •
-0Olocie on the (evening of the third MoneeU 4e
el
elny of each menth until the tollowing
BEES HAVE HIVE IN WALL
day, Tuesday, at 1 pan. aarcr .some co. risiderame time a swarm
. I of bees lead a hive in the house of
ENGINEERING I Mrs. Geo. 'Leith, on Morris street, Birth,
eri
When you're HEALTHY
you're HAPPY .
HAPPY daya are usuelly licaltity
dos. Why not ndd to these
sunshiny 401
Poor heal* land constipation
go hand in. hand. Get rid of
common emustiptstion bY eating
a delicious envoi.
Teata slow that Kellogg's
Ann-BIAN providea "bulk" to' ex-
ercise the intestines, and v141'11111
• B to tone the intestinal tract.
ArnAgeti is also twice as' rich -
in iron as an. esnial weight of
.beef liver, •
The "bulk!' in AusiBinor 18
4:ouch like that in leafy Vege-
-fables. How much better than
taking pills and drugs—so often
• - harmful..
Two tablespoonfuls daily are
usually suflicient. If not relieved
this way, seeyour
doctor. "
At all grocers.
In the red -and -
green package.
Made hr Kellogg
in London, Ont.
cemee. loaning' her considerable. annoyeaiea
When Messrs. 0, D. Leith and Jebel
*Consulting and Municipal Engineering • IVIason opened the wall to get rd of the
Dratnage—Land Surveying.' I bees they were rewarded for their-100re'
THE GAME OF SNOOKER
Editor nee Frees -4 would like
to comment on the 'new itern in The
Free 'Press of November 17th re
chit out ease before- Judge Jeffceyu
t Goo:Jeri* in which ho expressed
himself as riot acquainted with the
use of a enoolter teble. While snook.
tb1es 1 will *admit are not us.
nelly found in judges° &Haber% yet
they dete Welt loag before Ilie Hon.
or Judge Jeffrey, Wile 'bora. We are
surprised that one se gifted ite to
fill a judge's position is 1g-e1ns-at as t
snooker and had to. be informed by a
blaeksmith witness as to the game of
snooker. It is such a.eommon OM)
tbat we ere eurprised Met the judge
has heard of a. blenksmith.
E. rrwra.
Brussel*, Ont., Nov. 1032
'Winter fear. A. W. Archibald, son Of
Reeve Williara Archibald inn Mrs. Ara
ettlaald, of Tuclearsmith, captured seconel
Place in the Robert Graham Memorial
'Trophy. The judging under censidera-
tion was ,one class each of heavy and
,light horses.
• r
LOAN OVERSCRIBEE!'
"Applications for purchase of Village of
necknow nebentures, to raise the snm
e6 000 were received in snob. munbers
Lltlasonic Temple 811dg.. Goderich, On i ae. _
long 75 lbs. of honey from the hive,.
Phone 230
I RAN INTO 8110.0 Ga'a
Willie driving to Seafortb. Bev. Start
Parker, DID., of Teronto, ran hito the
bridge whieh spans the Silver Creek to
the east of the town, opposite Liens
Park, His tar was badly smashed and
LEGAL CARDS '
•••••••••••-ww.•••••••*....
tRMS
de HAYS,
Barristers and Solicitors..
„R. C. Hays, K.Ce and R. C. Hays, B.A.
Hamilton- street, Goderich, neetioh of the bridge no -1-44 ttol,
away. it was snowing 'heavily at tne
'I'elephone 88
time and this obscured the drivera view,
pr, .Parker had 'charge of anniversare
DOUGLAS R. NAIRN. 'services in That PreebYterian Olnireli-
ter and Solicitor ,
e SaAFORTIt BOY. SPRMNS ANKLE
°15:(4°Aik."1,1° 711a 411` • 1)11c6n- -7 12 Mr; fan MaeTavish, son of Mr. and
.1, • .1tars, aTolin Me/oTayish, of Seaterth, While
141a DONNELLY, B. A. •returning from iCellegiate, slipped and
seriously spranied Ids ankle After being
ea" ' Barriste, r Solicitor, Etc.. • y tile Scott IVIemorial Hospital,
laktone ,282. InAiSILTON ST., Goclerien.,
. • he was 'Petrels. to Toronto by Dr. C. Mac-
.
kay and Mr.. Geoeae Jackson, where e
y, DARROW. east was placed,on the foot and leg. It
Is expected thaf a will be some time be,
ilittaister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Etc. fore fre aeadde to use ads feet
, Successor to J. le lailleran. .
Phone 97. Office, The Square, Goderien. iEDGliNG PRIZES AT ROYAL
r:
John' Potheringhard, of Brucefield, was
lallES'T M. Imre suecessful winning the gold Medal of-
lered'foefswine Judging at the Royal
Barrister and Solicitor
.sun Life 'Bldg., Adelaide and Victoria.
Telephone; Elgin 5301
Toronto 2.
CHIROPRACTIC
.DRUGL,ESS PRACTITIONER..
.cHlleOPItteaTOlt, • A ND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST, GODERICH.
&Dinned With elettro-magnetic baths.
.Eleetronie electric treatment and Olio=
-,practie. •Chronic, organic and nervous
diseases. Lady in attendance, Ofilte
hours 2 to. 5, and 7 to 9 p.m., excepttng
"Monday and Thursday, by appointment.
• A. N. ATKINSON, residenee
'office, corner of South street and Bri-
,tannia Road. 'Phone 341.
AUCTIONEERING
71101VIAS CIONDRat Ss SON,
'Live Stock and General Auctioneers.
Elgin Ave., Goderich.
Sales made everrehere • and all earns
(made to give yeti r,atisfaction.
Farmers' Sale Notes discounted.
Phone 119.
NOTARY MIMIC, OTC. •
NOTARY PUBLIC
General Conveyancing done.
Good Companies Represented.
.'hone 208. Goderich, Ont.
INSURANCE
AireKILLOP AUTTUAL
"44A
AN CE COMPANY.
.FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PRO.
MINTY INSURED. -
Value Of property insured up tes ,Ton-
.uary, 1910, $3,048,975.00.
OFFICElea,—John Befanewise, Masi -
alma Broadliagen; Jas. Connolly, Vice -
President, Goderich; D. F: IvIeGreger,
.Se. -Treat., Seaforith.
DIRECTORS---.7cia. Shouldiee, written;
'Wm. Wrin, conetatite; George ififeCart-
ney, Seaforth •, Rat. Perris,. garlock
...tohn Pepper,. Bruceeeld; groadfoOt,
•
eleaforth,
AGENTS --W. J. Yee., Et. D. 3, Clinton;
Jae; Watt, Myth; Bd. Illnefiler. Serie
forth; John Murray, Seaferth.
policyholdere cart pay their amts.
'melds at Calvin Cut's store', Markle ;
The Royal Bank, Clinten, or Ja
ateide, Bagfield,
FIRE INSURANCE,
Ino .Yotir..Need
VITE CAN SUPPLY
Carbon Leaf
Carbon Back
. see Vs for Prices
Before Placing Your
Order.
The Goderich Star
Phone 71
TEMPERATURE•T
GODERICII TOWNSIIIP.
Mr. Brogden 1Weelieth, a Holmes.
vine, was renewing acquaintances at
Union on Sunday.
Miss Ruth E. Evans spent the
week -end at the home of her par
i -
erns Dr. and Mrs. Hyena, in Clinton.
Ars, Xas. Ross fpent last gaturday
in Goderieb visiting at the home of
hetson, Mr. Geo. Ross and Mrs,
(tato sUnstaritially oversubecribe the loan.
Applitations were received up to Tues-
day of last week and ttie last few days
preeeding the closing brought a surpris.
.1,nrageardesayponafstee.rnoatromn. t.he evoul. ct-be invee.
special meeting of the village ;welled' on
tom, was the •informetion • elisclasect at a
ENGAGEMENTS A'NNOIDICED
lVfn. and earsaGeorge Brandy, 189 Cal-
edonia 'street, ..Stratford,...anriounee the
TED FOR CANADA
EEDOL
MOTOR OIL
Use free.flowing VEED014
reedy 'to lubricate on the
coldest Winter day the
instant your motor *tarts
100% PENNSYLVANIA AT ITS FINEST
YET IT COSTS NO MORE THAN OTHER OiLS
Crown -Dominion Oil Co., Limited, Distributor Havailtens Toroute. $t, Catharines •
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HOLNESVILLE
Mr. A. 3 Courtiess's Bible Close
had as their guest speaker Mr. Jas.
Lobb, of Clinton, oxi Sunday morning.
Mr. Newman Holland, and, Mr. Jas.
Lobb wore guests of Mr. Courtice at
the home of Mrs. Walter On Sunday.
Rev, Mr. Herbert and a number of
the executive of our Young People's
Society attended a sUPPor and eon.
ference of Young People's workers
in Hensall on Friday evening.
A committee meeting of the Sun-
day School executive met at the home
Mr. nod Mrs. ManKee Falconer and of Mrs. Walter on Monday afterno,on
family. Of the nintb•eon., were Sun- and made plans for a Chrlatntaas en-
tertainment to be held on Thursday
evening, Dee. 22nd.
About fifty of the Ebenezer churcb
people and friends of the CoM-
MinnIn Met at the lUnne of Mr, and
Mrs. Carman Tebbutt, on Monday
day visit*, with relatives in the
community. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bogie and
Madeline, of Nile, visted on Sunday
at the home of the lady's Parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thos; Seinserby.
The SerViee Will be held as usual , afternoon and spent a happy social
next Sunday in Union church at 3 I evening. 'They presented the Young
p. m. Sunday. School at 2 p. couple with a very Appropriate gift
Rev. P. W. Craik, the 'pastor, will in the form of a livingeroom table.
have ehairee. • • ; I The Y. P, .S. meeting for Friday
Preparations are (being made by the evening, under the direction of the
t Mi Lau a Ate
CURE CANCER IF' CAUGHT IN TIME,
GODERICH AUDIENCES ARE TOLD
Sunday 1Sehool •of Union church for . our we p ,
a Christmas tree and entertainment, 'vis' will be a partteular interest An campeign whtalt had been set, in Metier(
to be held Thunsday evening, Dec. , interesting program, also a special Ita•lessen the toll at life -winch the drod
22n& I
, . speaker is being arranged for, All disease . was exactine in this provinee.
The regular meeting of the Y. P, . the congregation are invited, young "Cancer an be cured, in its local, or
S . id 7.1nion, church, will be held on and old, Come and enjoy a geed earlY stages," Dr. McCulloUgh stated.
We must emboli for the early slew --
Friday evening in the church. Ur. program, and social hour lumps, bleedings and sores that do not
heal—and •when taken 111 hand in time
Arnold Porter . will have .charge of • .,,,,,,,..„,,tm, ...„
1
the disease is eoMpletely curable, Do
the meeting. Rev. F. W. Craik will . vvnois:sr414,kr
not proercietinate Go rind See Your
S. a N 6 11 hold h I
take the discussion on a vital theme e
. o, ws.their se ass •
Of christian life, concert on Thursday afternoon Dec. laalllY PhYaidan 4.1314 Insist °a a Mat'
Riverston L 0. L 145 held a ,e. (Ofl none. If he- hesitates, tell .hine to cail
eend. another ..doetor in eonsultittion. Yoe
dance in the Orange hall on FeidaY I Miss Annie Blair, R. N., of Hamil-
evening. The attendance was small ton assent a •c000lo of da I k
vs last wee be cured"
need not be Unduly alarmed, for you can
but an enjoyable evening was had by : - - . , . - •
untie) the parental, roe.' On Tuesday -morning at the ,horee of
all laresent. . • -
. 1 • A Christmas tree and concert wall Dr. A. C. Hunter, MOIL, with wbam
be held in the Sunday School room. Dr. aleculeaugh stayed' while in Goes,
, There was a very good, attendatce
6.00
Deify in Diagnosis Is BI*1111041
For Increasing
Death Toll
DR, IVIcCULLOUGH HERE
•
Addresses Two Splendid
Audiences in 1111aclCaY
Hall
In the simplest of %nonage. and with
the use of motion pictures, John W. E.
McCullough, MD., DRS,. Chief 'Milne -
tor of Health for Ontario, on Tuesday
brought to Goderiell his message of the
"War Against Cancer," addressing large
itudienoes "afternoon and evening in
MacKay Ilan, the afternoon meeting
being reserved for ledge. Of this the
leeturer said it was tho largest gatherina
he had yet addressed in a town of Ciode.
rich's size. Dre'McCullough spoke in *11
optimistic tone of the prospeete, dr the
must edinit that, cancer is increasing.
Statailles et Cancer. Modality'
"I suppose you ,are net fond of Axis..
ties, ana I shall burden you with 00./
suiticierit to centime you that there is
an alarming increlaso of this affection.
Bealuning whit 1014 the raortelity rate
:or eanaer Ontariol was 09iper 100,000
of population; in 1,920 the rate was 104,
and last Year 109.5, an increaSe of OEh
peI? 100,000 in sa single /Tina
"latrine trio last oCceine the rate, at
llacreaee (seen nearly 20.0 per 100,000
est ovulation, or neatly° anozeese Of
31ey. For certain regions of eno bottY. •
Die stonfaen. the intestisao, and; t,he
female miens et generation, the increase
has been particularly Merited one is in
cOreparathre accord with that, found tel
most collieries. The annikal lose of life
Laillt cancer in Ontario alas. M the ag-
gregate, now reached, 3,680 end the totat
number et caso cannot tall short 01
10,000. •
. -"The increase lit veneer mortality
general all over Canada, taei rate in 103e
Doing 93, or an increase Of 5 over that
of 1029, and of 470 in the number of
deaths.
"The newer Sections of the eountry.
Alberta, 'Manitoba, and. Saskatehoweur.
with fewer people, of the cancer age, •
have the lower rates.
The Origin and Cause
"As already pointed attt, no real cause
of eancer has so far been disoevercd. Ali
the causes whist'. we know of are predia-,
posing or excitine conditions which ap-
pear to be related to the origin of can-
cer. These Meludin
1. Hereditary predisposaion.
2. Age,
3. Embryological faults.
4. Irritetion and injurn
5. Biochemical stimuli.
6. Diet and, eivIlization,
Irritation and Injury.
rich, Vt. MoCulIough caressed the Ini
at the service in Union ehurch on on Tuesday night, Dee. 20th.
nortance of perOdieal medical examine. -
Sunday, when Rev. F. W. Craik oe- We are glad 'to report tha miss tt,a -to . a star representative. He sod
enpied the pulpit. and' delivered an — •
inspiring address en the thotne veal.. Mary Rodger, who underwent,. an
operation in the doderieh hospital for chasel 441)13thlYa Or.t.taadrrrno Gotdrrunbceertivt'Palnu.C1
tence and Peace " frorn the text, appendicitis, ,,is improving as well as Was now in Washington from Belgium,
Alma, to William Bay Pfaff, Hensall, the found, call ye upon. Him while ne. i:
. ae . can be expected en route to Tor,onto, where lit,athhete:stetiedruxe.;
The Y. F. Aa Of the Westfield Unit.
engagement of their daughter, 'Catherine "Seek ye the Lord, while He. may be •
13.ci te i nth° e: ,I;vie Stu riw.ce su le ea:Th:oyrw shown noses eedays
i t
marriage to take place the 'letter part of near. - 'Let the. wicktd forsake liliis ed church held their' first meeting for
the month. • • ' . . way and the unrighteous plantu the fall term on Friday night Topic efteet,ed by sergery. radium • and x-raYs;
The engagement is announced of Bar- thoughts, and let him return unto e was taken by Mr. Charlie Scrlt of deZceatireerneearknadbltielesii:urebsefowreereentuanifitzeard.
bare Agnes, daughter' of Mrs. Frecierick Lord and he will have mercy upon
Auburn and was much aPPreciaten.
Davideort and the late Janies Weir,
Wingham, 04, *Edgar Garbutt Gaunt
see et Mr. Edwin, Gaunt and the late
MO. Gaunt, Whttechineh, Ont., the
mileage to take place the latter part of
November.
him; and to our God, for Be will The business part of the meeting *n
abundantly pardon," Isaiah E.: ver- eluded the election of °Mears: Presi-
ses 6 and 7. During the service Mr. dent Mr. Douglas Campbell, Christian
Craik sang a solo, "My Saviour and Fellowship Secretary, Mr. Norman
My God" which was greatly ap- McDowell; Missionary Sec., Madeline
SERVICE; STATIONS ENTERED
'Late Monday night. or early Tuesday
morning of last week attempts were made
to steal gasoline from Ingham's serviee
station, also fromethe Rciyal Service Sta-
tion, operated by Homuth and Bennett,
at Winghant. The looks on the pumps
at Ingham's were broken but no gas was
taken as the handles nad been removed
from the pumps. At the Royal 'Service
Station the same Was the ease, exceyit
that the culprits succeeded in breaking
into the oil house and stealing a quan-
tity of anti -freeze.
B110011611
GIODERICK
. —ince .nnenferne.
ruNERAL., DIRECTORS
and EIKDAIAIERS.
Lita0
AillUtLANCE. 013/WICE AT ALL
HOCTItS---NIGHT OR »Ay
Mies Night "At bay 120
TIO.V0 it Atttnetrd to. by the
VEST VAIVAN0811 liftITI.TAL MEV •
INSIMANCE Ca.
Established 18/8
I Wad Mott Dungannon, (int
= Chas. fleiviM Stintardine, Preiltferilf ;
llobt. DaVidoii. Dungannon, Vice.Presi-
dent; In redditien to thei President and
Vies President, the following are DIM-
toro: Win. Watson, Auburn; Vr.- J.
'nommen, Auburn; Wal. /*Quillen,
tuelinow: W. P. Reed, rut. , Luckiserri
Rarry L, Calkeld, Gederklfr Eitel 1
itekext,1101yracd; Tim Griffin, U. It No.1
", Luciamer.
CEC/It, IBELEAVEtt ge?. 1
11103. STOTIRGEiri Vett.
J. R Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Mao Ambulance Service
Goderich Ontario
Aft calls promptly attended to
day or night
Phones Store 335, Howe 355W.
oPan OFOCHAROLD sBnBUBS—
The death of Charold Suretus, on of
'qrs. Barbara Surerus and the late Oli-
ver &nerve, took place at St. Joseph's
hospital, London, on Thursday, Nov.
10th. (Deceased had undergone an °per,-
ation for appendicitis the week before
but the case was considered serious from
the age of 18
was well liked
eased leaves to
tw1ng mother,
the start, He had reeehe
years arid 10 months, an
by a, host of friends. D
mourn his loss, his so
for the audience.
Conuitission Forum"
"In 1931," said Dr, McCullough, "the
Government of Ontario appointed
Royal commission, comprising the lion
Predated'Walden; Christian Mite/whip, Miss canon Cody. prot, iyieLenusu
From another correspondent) Edna Walsh; Literary and social, prof. vv. T. Connell, and Mr. Arthui
Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, Normen and Gritarne McDowell; Secretary-Treas., lard, for the purpose of investigatina
Russel were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Winnifred Campbell. Additional the uses of radium and x-rays in the
GeoMcCullough, London, recentlymembers of 'Executive, Miss EVelyn tgastsnamertt at etdhetosioilit.tidTyhaenCopMbinAsieSsoalont
. .
Heels Douglas EgYPiart Teniment 51- McDowell, Mr. Thomas Jardine. The
(:'t11eancer control. The. Minister of Health,
..' I . . . ,
Ways in the stable, ready for immediate Y. r'. will meet again on Nov, BonJMRobbaccompanied the cOlne
use. Removes proud flesh and indam- This meeting Will be a rally meeting1 mission, and 1 was made secretary." Af-
mation, Thrush or Hoof Rot, and infec- I
caw of coaes teat.
D/frs. Oliver Surerus; one sister, Geral-
dine, arid two brothers, Leeland and
Clare, all at home. His father, the late
Oliver Surerus, predeceased him in Sep-
tember, andone brother, Myron, died in
1925.
FACTORY, INCREASES DODOS
The nucanow furniture factory is at
present working from 7.30 a.m. to 5.30
p.m. instead of from 8 to 4. 'I'his will
continue for the next month until the
Christmas, orders are filled. At e: meet-
ing of the elhactors it was also decided
to reduce the wages of employees 10 per
cent. Tait enables the lottery, by len-
gthening the hoUre and reducing pay, to
manufacture for less and therefere en
tables them to meet ompetition,
WARDEN MCKAY CANED
How to Get Relief. .1
\
rom taiarn
/f you have eat:vine catarrhal deaf-
ness or need noises catteed by caterrh,
yoa should know ties simple home treat-
ment which. frequently overcomes theta.
distressing conditions. Secure from your
druggist one ounce of Parmint (Double
Strength). Take this home and Add to
-it al, pint hot water and a little sugar.
Take one tablespoonful four tittles a
day, breathing should become easier,
while' "the di -stressing catarrhal head
noises, dropping raucous and defective
hearing should gradually .disapIAr un-
der Parnaint's tonic action. Canneh
sufferers find Parmint just what they
Relsodng, from their. deliberations,
Bruce county. (Semen and offielals were
the guests of Warden George It McKay
at banquet Erdman:a restaurant,
Walkerton, Thurzday night of week.
Diuiltig the evening the Wardell, .who
his bad aeon years of municipal office
Manpuneed lila retirement train
that ohere, The newa was received with
regret by ins eollogues In. the 0ounty
Count% all of whom paid tribute to tho
resumer lia whieh Warden mettey
terved Bruce Townenilp, of which he ta
reeve and the tounty bearing the sante
tante. At the eoticluden of the bareplet
lie was presented with an %Wren and
tate by linevessniebert Sloan and David
'McDonald ma 1.)61f ef the county mut-
e%
ter some prelliniria.ry ineastieations -18
Ontario, the Commission stalled the
4 sunietteat numerous poisite in the Unit-
Ohltuary , Britain PAO Eurepeari eecintrite.
ed States and subsequently ia Oreaf
iticreaee of i;ancet
"There semis to be little doubt the.:
censer is on the inorease, but not to th
TC. e
.
Balearres, (Sask.) Free Lance,
:artent to which statistics point. There
November 3rd: "After an illnesii of are a few reasons why the total lucre=
a few months' duration, Mr. Thomas is *Parent. There are:
eorge p g,
highly eeteetned and respected citiz-
ens of BaIcarreS, passed away early
Sunday .morning, ;October 30th, at
his home. Mr. Tipling was -born at
Brampton, Peel County, Ont., Moving
to Wmgham ,witn his parents where
he spent his e childhood days and
where' he' receieed his education. For
several years he was employed by the
Grand Trunk Pacific, resigning from
that company to enter' business for
TIPLe1In G
"It is not known how irritation acts
in exaiting the growth of es3Acer, but
there a no -doubt that injury and
chronic, irritation of a part often induce
cancer. The ellrfaect ef the bedY and •
the alimentary costal are oznone the
chief sines vanser. These regions olai.
(Continued on page 7) '
�ne f the most "(1) The netter records of to -day,
"(2) The greater skill in diagnosis.
"(3) The increase in the number of
people of the canceroue, age.
"(4) The better education of the pub-
lic in preventive medicine of all kinds,
which enables the layman and woman
to appreciate the earlier signs of the Ws.,
wase.
"With a continuance of, and a wide
inerease in public health education., par-
ticularly lamella children today, the fut-
ure Men and women will dettat the early
signs of cancer more readily and offer
themselves to the doctor for earlier diag-
/costs and treatment,
"Speaking at Chicago recently, Dr.
Bloodgood said: "A beautiful weinan
,
needhimself m Wsrigharn, later moving to
.
Goderich, where he again entered in-
to the general store business. In
19011 he came West and settled at
Wier's Worm Peados not only snake
th'g infantile Slxtenit untenable for worms
but by their action on the steinach, liver
and bowels they correct ettch troubles ee
lark of appetite, biliousness./and other
ariternal disordrre that the WeTte$ create.
Chlletren thrive upon them and no mat-
ter what tontlitInn their werzaLdefestc-d
stemaeh3 hlay tlisy will chew Ira-
moven-mt. to Malt to the treAtment be.'
gins.
THE
MAN'S HEART STOPPED
BY BAD STOMACH GAS
W. L. &dame bloated, so with gas arta
mels that his ileart missed beets.
larilca brought out all gal aria' now la
tats artythitia' and. feels fine. CAMP-
BEL,L'S DRUG' STORE,
Griswold, Man.,' Aoing business ,at doesn't have cancer of the face, Why?
,
that town under the firth namoe Bemuse with tilee first blemiall on her
Tipling Beldon, moving to Dakar -
HEAT FOLKS
PAPA 'LOVES HEAT FOIXS
MAMA DOES TOO
Tf-MY PLAY A HOT TUNE
DIME AWAY Toe Bt -U -r.
5
res in 1907, where he again was irt
1918,portnt Ur.
poiiiTitngduhrTintig mhaisialY
. Once in Balcarres, both in church
lage and political circles, and Was
a member of the Balcarres village
council at the time of his death. Be-
sides Tipling, to mourn his loss, ane steady rise over si long period, one
business under the firm tame until
kiere's an outfit that will nutz up any,
heating plant. The Heat folks put a
smile on the furnace that won't come
off, rney just play away to ashee.
Front top to tee pour home radiates
Beat and happiness., ateull find no
discord On the olive -blue notes are
unlinettn to thl$ cost. And the tune
they play 13 swat Zunis to your poets.
ctiaook-efer they play leug and Mtn
fully.
There's triuAlc in tlo air in the roust,
whcre they
CALI. THE
worpritits
Jo B. MOSTARDEofirily
face she goes to a physician. That is 4
valuable lessen for men to learn.
"'Women annike, but they do not de-
velop cancer of the mouth. The ream=
—they keep their teeth free of nicotine.
That'e another lesson for their husband;
turd brothers." .
"But there is after all this, a real in-
crease in the incidence of cancer. If we
take our own country alone, the mortal-
ity from cancer has shown a suceessive
he leaves one sister, Mrs, C. Claflin,
residing at Cleveland, Ohio. The
funeral service was held in the Bal-
carres United Church on Tuesday
afternoon under the direction of the
A., P. and A. M. Lodge, Rev Mr.
Bennee conducting the church ger-
vice, the pallbearers being Messrs, A.
Moffett, F. Rhodes, P. G. Hughson,
C. W. Grisdale, Wm. Earl and II.
Decker. Interment took place in the
Balearres cemetery. We extend our
deepest sympathy to Mrs. Tipling
and Mr. and Mrs. Beldon in their
hour of bereavement." Goderieh
people learn the news of Mr. Tipling's
death with ourprise• and regret,
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