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Annual: Low Fare Excursion .. •
eric'hto.DETROIT and;E"•ttir
THE ' BIGSTEEL STEAMER GREYHO a'! D
$2 SO
:due Way'
I. $4+04
Round Trip
► SAFE, SPEEDY COMFORTABLE '
WILL , LEAVE GODERICII .
TUESDAY,' JUNE .9th, at 9.30 A. M.
A; riving Port Huron 1:30 -Pan.; Detroit; 5:s0 m..
Returning lea-ves..r2etroit 1; ILni.Ahu;rsday,4une--11-tI
""T``rhe only ` boat 'trip from Goderich to Detroit this 'season. "Child.`
ren between' 6 and 12, half fare . VisitPairMichigan friends`
and see big busy Detroit.• A delightful trip over tthe great . inter'`. '•
national highway of lakes and rivers.
MOONLIGHT =OUT OFA GODERIGH,
MONDAY, JUNE 8th; AT 8;30 P M. .;
FINZEVS Orchestra 'for dancing in :Steamer's. new ba11 room...
Three hours on lieatitifui Lake' Huron for 50c. ,.Children' 26c,'
' Last Trip •G:ooderich to :Detroit; Friday, June 120,• at 9.301 a mt
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T MEET
On a road at the foot- of the.•Rock
tea a . sign . that readers; "Danger—
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Danger
:'Sha Curve -:You'• Might .Meet a
Snell a' sign' _is calculated to,
� driver 'sit up'!a d take • notice
*take a ., r' . n .
'rho. 'latter :, see 'at:: almost every
]iarp etkrve ;a` not5ce to proceed, with
caution-: or, to, blow .:::;his • horn, .; and
eomes'to be little impressed by them..
He, has..ctinfidence in his ability tc
--a-Ass11,0 running into another :car.: But.
•'i�g is:a fool inthe other car, the
efforts- of the meat • skillful driver .to
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escape. •may, be futile •
There' .would be :far fewer .,auto.
• mobile mishaps if <evenc driver would
bear 'constantly in ;mind ' the possi-
bility' that there may 'be. a fool ahead
not, only on.,the •sharp curves batt. on
s'.tretches• of straight road. ,It is :•un.
vise .: to .assume . that each. car on .the
highway is in charge of an expeJri-
"-enced driver'' who'"' knows- the 'traffic-
Riles
trafiici ales and will '• obey them. You may
think that • inasmuch as you , are:
keeping ' `on your side of •the road
there is nodangerof running your
car• at a high.. rate of. speed;. But yop
,might.: meet a fool who will . not stick
-to his side ;of the road:—Ex.
A TURKEY TAKES A LONG
• FAST.
Mr. S. R. CoP" land .of MintoTown-
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ship;' lost tracke' of One of his "turkeys
on -,the , eighteenth of. January' last
1;e thought it. had been `.stolen or 'had
crawled away rind °died..On: the. Uteri, ty-firsts ,of: March or ; two or ;three
days afterwar'ds'his boy was; hunting
thee egg's. ggs. in the •barn • : •. There -: -gtas, a
likely spot behind 'some hay • close
to . the silo so .he crawled in 'and; was
surprised e
to see the.head; tur-
key
pppp of a u
key ,protruding, above the pike,• •Hc
called hie.. father: and they dug the
bird` out, it being able' to\walkback
to ` the other:. few);: and is in the best
of health now" and. laying eggs. ' It
had subsisted on•; .nothing but •wiiat
;hay" it . •could .pick.. ,'up all that time.
and -also 'had no -water to drink I'.:
had crawled in between • the hay'
Mow and the silo., and copld ; not • turn
rat back. out Because of its feathers,
The bird weighed 16 pounds ` when
it got into.`i>ts ' priison and 7 pounds '
was its weight,. when it came out.
Harriston • Review. •
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And yet,` modern homes are not
more flimsy than :'modern ;home ties.
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We have 'the ''fiiriest :range o
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Spring Suitings�.•that can be bought
on tine market. -IBlue Sergi s,.. C evi
ots, ,Scotch -Bannockburn, ,antings,
Etc 1
if ' you want a REAL ' HAN D
ILORED:' `Suit cut to fit .'and tai-
lored to keep 'its `shape, we guarana
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Wrttts to Heed Ottice; Moritrael for
'Home PAINTING MADE` £A3Y
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RIk!LEt. AND VICINITY
Rev, E. D Dickson has returned
Mr. Chanes . Chappell. , is, leaving
next month on :a: trip to England.
Mr. D ;Murchison. of Leekriow was,;
a'visitor in to•wii••Iastr week
11'lr a R:= Logan visited • in ; Tee$
water last;• Week.' W. F. .Bald; .Inspector of ''Public
Schools visited- 'the ..schoo's. ' .:in - the
vicinity of Ripley last meek
• ,1rs •M,. Whitfield ---,of Toronto'.
•client ;C;r''
the°., week -end at thehost e 'of'R1kwe11 '14If'W J:::"1:
Lane,and daughterEtta; ere visiting friends in Detroit
recently.. •
Messrs" J , B., Martyn, Duncan
Minn, Robert McDonald and R.H.
Vlait3:n ,motored to; Wingham.:Thurs-
day. - • .
Miss Margaret Campbell and Miss
Ta�garet .Marlyn are home from'
the �Univeirstty, o _To o►�tn,
•Mrs. A Scott, :who' has been • at
': the home of',Mr.; R 1!```Harris, during: the 'ill'ness of :her Miter,' 1ihs•; S.
A...Irwin, has returned ;to• Goderich•.`
Mr, Iioward;:Stanley,,who recently,
graduated: from the faculty of en-.
gineering. of,the ...University of Man-
itoha, and who has, been visiting his,
parents' here;; left this .1 eek for. De-
troit.
' June first:.is•' the date set Far ;the
'first nomination .for the council... Of
the . newly j incorporated , village.. of;
`. • ho'will bejhe first intivor?
foie London;
is �rv•r
en,e�rgy ..� • n.rv�., . c:..
.YOt'LL revel: in the. flavor.! ''.011e sipoonful: makes you
....I rep fan;' Ifs loriously good Ti's •ntw-=.the latest
food kan those wonderful:Kellogg kitchens. --So: gotd
in and again Pe --the ,
:.that you wwnt�f�agai With
;. Y. P . P,olr�Py'� .'.
brill: food;' Ready o; eat with milk or cream. Just
taste: that, fiavorl' ,
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e • Feeds our anuacles.• ` Your ;
} Pep �r , , , r. ; ,, y., ,•
Your:vitalr : Your atarmna: It': uts 'ower•
•.usesn. .. P, P
` and vi or.: For Pep', o •:
frf;yOlfr--stluPr tlasli,• vun t,' , P, ,�
Ilia wonderful health -building: elennents that,nature: puts
is foods.
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Kids love it. ' , They're wild about the flavor. ; And
It's. ens' of th4 hest foods you :can give. them.. It's rich
is :btnuoi. ; K�eeP4 thein free 'front 'constipation :.: Mildly
;Iterative. for a11. Keep' health in. the fauiilywith Pep.,
•At your grocei'a,
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Advantages•
Fire Protection
Low coat •
Gantt Burn
Easy fa Use
Sir like Lumr!
be'
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Tight • Jointed
Cu be Paiateh.or
Panelled
Can be Alabaatined
Cad be Papered •,
Vermin Proof
Ril�e ofe Heat Ind •
Slainf Handled !
ElimlaateaRepalt .
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Requires no &
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Keep. out Molinaro
Keeps, out Dust end.
Dirt
saeilr, quickly, •.
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Protects your stock
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QYPROC. ia fireproof wallboard'
made of solid rock,the .the finest
material for •fazed' buildings ever dis-
covered. Its 18 Separate an&exclu
sive advantages increase- the com-
fort, appearance and earning power "
;of your., farm.
'Hen houses and stables lined with
Gyproc are `practically Vermin) atid.'
moisture proof. • This prevents dis-
ease, makes' hens 'lay andincreases
the milk output'of your cows.
Gyproc can't burn, warp or shrink. •It
protects stock front • fire. It is durable and
permanent. There are no, crash`s or cre-
vices in 'Gyproc.; Gyproc Joint .Filler on
the joints makes the wall air -tight..
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ii413$ 6;4 tont
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The Ripley, baseball ear. are;`
'practising with much ` pep and en
thusiasm in the Memorial Park ev-
ery evening: :They expect to be in
es-
good 'shape for" ;the battle in Te
r da •.
water: on' 'Thyrs y
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Mrs,w John Reiss, whose maiden.
riaine' was. Ma Matheson, ,._passed
away • at , her :tome in . •Greensburg;•
Pa., on Mai. 14th, •at''the' age of fif-
ty-two yearsand nine. months. ,The'
deceased. was horn 'in the Township
of Huron;'and `spent': her early- •life"
•here She • andrher• husband also re:
sided in Ripley for a 'few years •but
about ten years ago left for-Pennsy-'
lvania t nil Nave been living',
ever since. The° late Mrs .Reiss' had
I many friends` in and' around 'Ripley
who sincerely : ,mount her loss. "The
:•funeral *as held from the residence'
of 'her brother-in-law, Mr• Kenneth;
McLeod, Concession:: Ten, 'to Ripley
�I. .'ceinetery'on May•19th. The' deceased
- - i e . 'er, husband.,.9nte daue
is surS►tY, li , • . ` '
l rllawawmswmmmomaop•
, ghter, Ka t h l e; e n two sisters
Mrs, J.:Webster , a ird : M s•
'Kenneth McLeod,' and four• brothers, ."'.
- John , Donald, Malcolm and. Norman. i ,•
13E1IXI IKI ... ; We Fare ,Pleased • to see• Dr. W • D
.This is `'the TINE To Dress1:Trr
New SUMMER TOGS''Of the A
Latest Designs; Now "on - Sale:
"TDOKE'S Bombay Cord Shirts
TOOKE'S 'Hairline Shirts
TOOKE'S' hairline Shirts'
madras and Broad clothhirta",
Arrow. and: Tooke... Hard :and •:Soft;
Collars.
BILTMORE Hats,' all the new, col-
ors.
,. HOLEPROOF Sox' in Lisle & Silk
Men's and 'Young -Men's Summer
SUITS, HIGH QUALITY and
LOW . PRICE,
MEN-.-Whpare' anticipating, buy
ingthat NEW Tailored Suit would
do well.to get'our low prices find
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se, steak tock of ,Woollens. Every
ry
e'we s r '
garmentell: is gua ant t
fit and the best. f tailoring.
ing.��'_
Blue .,erges' from $34.00. upwards
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The; Store with the Stock
..."1.1.1"6616".11. .31IcLeod• .in town:: again after his long
. The many friends of Krt. Eliza. The A. Y. P. of At. Paul
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beth Reid aVete Surprised to hear Of
her death Which oaciiiTed on MOnday
.night *ay' 4, Item Pneunionia.: She
died at. the home Of her' aon-in-laW
Mr.) George ..Baxter , of 'Colborne
Township, The iate Mrs. Reid Whose
maiden name. •was .Elizabeth Penn
ego. -She was married. to' het la hiuil; InAhe Canadian egg laYing- contest
.Rela and tw three 'at: Ottawa 'in" 1923-24 and the
leave later theY settled, in Ashileld. Canadian and Ontario cantests 19247
.gince the death ef her husband some 26,, inclusively,. our pens of 'S. C
eight years ago she has: mean 'her White Leghotns ;as winter egg pro-
kane inoitly 'With her asughters. at, '4,:lueera were in Arst place. When buY•
whose nonie . she died. She' leaves to irig Oar baby .chicks why . not buy
montri her lois:„.4 sops, 2' daUghters. ...Canadian ehicka with year's Of good
arid George of. Manitoba; reMitation, hack bf :them When theY
John of British Colimtda.::MaOson in can be aecured at practically • the
Dungannoh Gharlotte (Mrs. deorgs Same, Cost as American :chicks. Leg-
)iakter).'of telboitrns, Martha (Mrs horn. chicke 12 „ centa ,each. RoCks 16
S; 'Reed) of Ashfield, Mary and cts. each; Julie deliVery. In order te.
Addie died . some years ago., She',./il- get, diem early in, June, It will • be
'Church, Dungannon, are putting on
a ,play edified . "Valley •Farfn” in
the tewn hall on Tuesday.
• so JeaVes an aged sister . necessarY for you to ' place ." Your
fout gr:/104. Aildren foie?* of Whom 30-4-tf.
served'. in- the Great W and thirty-
one ..greitt-gran4Children, ;The inner;
al which was largely attended was
held frofir'•'1V,ii. George Rasterii to
, 'Dungannon 'Methodist .nitiitch Where
serVice.ayas . held by -Rev. Mr. Peters.
Whet* the re -Mains' were interred be•
aide those of her late .huithatith, Tihe
George; LaWreriee, Cecil Bak -
yr, Tho late .Mrit., Reid be 'rem,
.1s9).1:14 Maher- and by her ..fieighbora
es
tett*. leha hag ht.
thile bf need. Ilea her' ' life been
lvtotherg4:. bay =veto-
:. t ateit ,83rd birthday: In ePeali*
big of the fact ,shortly befOre net
death her Worda were "It Will he Abe
thaaks for kinchteses Shawn Opal,
• lobo Penn and eon, 'Morley of. De.
Cinimerly Chatham, „:-'1V.Ir. and' Mrs
Penn Detroit ‘. Mr and Mrs
Wilt Blister, .' of "Cluitham, Mt, and
dokvelteid Of Bervie; Mr; the;
Abotit 100 -graduate's receixe
their :tlegreea „at/ the .,,,amitialetatv.047._
tion (-if • the .1.Inivetaify
Ontario; Which will be...held in thp.
building on Friday, May 29: OnlY
one horairary-degree is to lbe--ccinfer-,
red Oita year and that on
'Costs yob. less..
43%; MiSeellaneoUS
rent 17%, elOthes
: 13% and' the telephone
less than `M.
tlia01% year!
wduld- otherwise take,
the telephone is'one of
• by,hundreds Of families
,. OA -trete tutnierae
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that after July 1St nest, eheques and
&Loney orders for $5„ or less will be
..exempt fram,„ the stamp
.ather• 'word's, 'will Ant ttquite the
during Writ -tittle.
The- world was built. in seVen days
POOtty cotildn't survive Without
pataiolu