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SALE OF POPULAR TOILET SOAPS"
and other items
ON ---Saturday, April 24, and Monday, April 26
ONLY
SEWARDS
12 for 50c
JERGEN
PEROXIDE BATH
lie ul(,r Ply ,traijlit
3 for 25c
BABY'S OWN
30c
ENVELOPES
sex 10 packages for
50c
RUBBERSET
SHAVING BRUSH
Reculur .,lI,
for 33c
SAX°
2 for 25c
VINOL lA
CASTILLE
Long Bars
3 for $1.00
Springtime is Kodak Time
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Developing and Printing
MISS DAINTY
l:e u! rr 1()4
3 for 25c
SEWARD BABY
3 for 23c
INFANT'S DELIGHT
3 for 25c
HAINES'
WILTSHIRE OIL
1 (;0o(1 Liniment
$ I.00 bott les for 69c
50c bottles for 39c
PA RKRISP
Regular ale a 1
for 35c a e .
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are Co•
rdially cordially invited to
attend the
sooscwseseses"oesck ...-=_S,
AMPBL'&--DRUG STORE 7
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"The Pegs/or *mit Scotch Store
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select stock
Ladies' Whitewear
with the new pointed effect
Laic' Collars
and many other line, of wo-
men's and children'] %%Car.
. Remea ber that we have
moved to a new stand oil the
south side of Square. - --
Give us a call.
tdrs:• j -it -Colborne and Mea. G
Colborn left on' Mobday an a visit
Toronto. They were accompan
Mrs. Tout. or Toronto. wbo had
;visiting her daughter. Mrs. G.
borne.
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You Want First-class
Photographs.
THE
el Theatre
lPrograin-
for week April 26
Themgi to May l
is•••••••••••
ext' 110NDti atd'1fl' DAY
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
Sunday, April 25th
(11'm. W.)
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What Kind of Religion
Is Yours ?
A "Man" Religion ?
(3 p.wJ
Bible School
7
P. m.)
Why I Am a Baptist
The "Courage" Reason
_P!_i_%) •
sang Peeple's Meeting
ALI. SEATS FREE.
EVER yoNt. M iDE WSLCO$
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voter In the grain t•uwpetition at tie
Canadian Natloual Exhlbltiouud the
Provincial Winter Fair. /
Their Silver Wedding.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. M. /Hess, of Elgin
avenue, who on Ila relay, April 3rd.
celebrated their t •rata -fifth wedding
autll(•rsary. The whole fitfully, tore
Meting of set's* chlldreu-Mrs. (viae•
Pennington. Chat, 1). !fuss, I lucid It.
Rosa, Willisiu A. Ito'.. (i,4,rge M.
Rom., Miss Violet .1. It,s•' and 1itile
Master Freddie hiss -were present,
ilso two wire grandchildren : Master
!fuss Ronald nnington.Pennington
gdtlnd
'ree. baby
arounl
the Iswutifully .et wedding tutee and
partook of a hearty fowl dinner. The
'eveuhtg was spent .u•lally and tls•
.bride of tweuty.tive. years served he
cream, toffee uud wedding cake at 11
o'clock p. w. Mr. and Mrs. Russ were
the recipients of some elegant plerc•s
of silver.
Contributions to Muskoka Hospital.
The treasurer u( the Muitkoka Frew
tloapitul fur Consumptives desires
gratefully to acknowledge the follow-
ing contributions r(.eived in G,slerich
ley the field secretary of the National
Sanitarium ,tss•s•latlou :
(intlerich Organ (0..'$ ; William
('eats: $5: l'.P.R. office staff, $S; D.
Millar & t+un. $2: Sterling- ltauk, mite
'bent. $215: .1. P. Hume. ails' B.
Fletcher. Miss l:. Hodge, A. J. Cooper,
A. .1. MacKulp. It: R. flit+lows. W. H.
Rols•rtsot, J. B. Kelly, H. C. Dunlop,
G. J. S. luynes, to melt: G„ lerieh
Elevator ('&L. $.: E. It. Wigle, G(xlrrlch
Knitting Co.. R. E. Ingraham. 41. .1.
IEtltott: -$': earl►: -1lre ph& y Bros., Miss
M. Clifford, Miss 11.• E. Anderson. Miss
((jovettlock, F tt•.olle•oWl4. 'I. Rubins.
(i, G. Newtotf!-_Titrsons Fair. Rols•rt-
0 snit tiros., -FI. It. :Murray. Fl each:
total. $49.15.
V. A. Notes.
At the• meeting of the G. W. \', A.
.:prig 100o Comrade Miltuu tendered
- hies resignmtinrr Wee sressentrr and Conn
LOCAL TOPICS.
iwle H. F. Clark was appointed in blit
phice. Anexcellent address seas give•*\'
by '4 unIru(I4 -john J4Iue.•Itutema0. of
the 'ruvinrle executive, 011 the S1114
/WI u wddier.`•.. •-establhshtuent. The
A Missionary U'S. w•heitP %Odell I. being unitesly sup-
G.slerton people interested in mfr- 'ported 1 all v erlr2 organizations
.iuus Shieul&l nut fail to hear Miss Lida was fully 'Witted. \ It was decided to
Pratt t returned Telega missionary! let, try to are e a tins of all se -
the I:aptist church next Tuesray turned men trre•.. " ve tiW-strWeI -w•r
evening. April 427th. As Miss Pratt Is they etre mem rs of .\ moldier --organ-
a very interesting speaker no OOP Izatiuu or not 1 mud .of .littera rela-
shottld mhos this chance of hearing Gees. to be whir by \ u me•mlters
first-hand of her work among the of, Provineia eserut • \ on re-
Telegus to Ladle. A short program establishment.
will be given. A silver collection in .t large attentions 1s ex 'led ut
aid of the work will be taken. All the Ilrngoetgh entertain eat its Mon-
witt he welcome at t11is meeting..- du?', awl arrangements 'ens mw l' for
the trlllna
Thnraday, April 22, I020. -Of
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East Street Garage
. All kinds of Automobile Repair Wurk promptly att. to.
Buttery Clargbtg and Repairing.
Service and $111s fetation for the well -knows Canadian made
I'rest-(t-l.1te i4tonage Itatteries. Buy the Canadian mod. aid save
duty and exchange.
The new spring models of Gray -Dort Cars are 1..c ter emir.
'JOU.
lso
he -e ontus hatntaive the �o�iaasey tail er lrat MU RibbonoandhrKM Mrd Bicyoais We cles.
A good line of Tins, Mils, grease- ai.(1 .\ ,1 �, uI.as)n a1
your service.
tet
T. F. Holland
Air
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lugs
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lugs in proper repair., and ao spread
the payments over a term,ot'years. It
is believed the people would heartily
support sw•h a proposition, realizing
how closely the interests of Goderieb
are Iouud up with the success of the
annual tall exhibition,
A Fine " Muskat Bvetat.
There was a large audieu,se ut K,ox
quench on Tuesday' cveuiug, wbeu
(:anti's sacred, (cantata, "Ruth," was
rendered by th4 choir of the rhumb
under the direction of Mr. Frederic T.
Egeuer, Mus. Bae. The first part of
the program included an organ num-
ber, the overture to 4•Twiubausrr;' by
Mr. Earner; a piano solo, ''Andante
anil Rondo Caprierioso" 1 Mettdels-
soluu, by Ml's Nina 11'oollt•omle, and
a violin'oIo,,"l'avatina," by Mrs. Bay-
onne! Miller. An untoward incident
juiet at the bcgimlittg of the program
thrcateu(•d to mar 'the '11411' •s!. of the
evening, the ehs-trie power and lights
going off While Mr. Firmer was giving
the first number: but after some min
utes'tlae power mute on again ata! Mr.
getter concluded the number, giving
1' music of Wagner's grand overture
a asterly rendering. 'Miss Wooll-
com 111 her p4tto number proved
hers& t wt artiste of genulu• merit,
with ;ectelli•nt taste *4044 perfect
tw•hnlylte, and she will be welcomed
with sin\'ere iute•rest HMI pleasure at
future ricitals. The violin , solo by
Mrs. Miller was a rare treat, an ex-
quisite pier-• of music exquisitely
{flayed. She injunction on the printed
program, "Kfinny refrain from ap-
plans.•," forbade the expression et
appreciation which the audleuee wished
to give. but as lbe.strglus of the violin
(('u,ss1 a brief, subdued chorus of ap-
plause burnt out In lovoltintary tribute.
to the tuusielau. - -
The cantata constituted the second
rt of the program. Thrm tine coat-
ition, recit{p'��{p�� the Biblical tale of
ti Mid Blit11• utas Inverd for the
time in 4;011e•r1ch, and the skill -
d sympathetic n•nderiug with
t was given brought out most
the sweetness and pal4hos of
Mhos Kota t,yttle'as Ruth,
:gins Adel de Nairn as Orpab. Miss
Hazel \!tele •r as Naomi, and Mr.
Ege•uer as Ih1Ylx all sung in u finished
umIu,. r as it n• choral {arts were
eel by the choir, the
especially giving
day of l-horul liar
!rector and choir
Miss S, Nobi
Soya Sias a --
J. T. FELL
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ShirleyMAs_o_n
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-*Rescuing Angel"
Also
FP1S411E 5 OF
NTURES OF RUTH"
"The Bank Robbery"
You will more fully appreciate the
opportunity of making a good selec-
tion if you step in and see the large
variety of suiting' now on display.
F. 1. MARTIN,.:
The Tailor l I
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Phone 318
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WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER
Ooderich, Ontark
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OUR JEWELRY
especially suitable for birthday re•
inembrarwes is both varied and
novel. Each piece has a diatinetive
character and charm of Its own, told
the choice so wick that it must be a
modest pure indeed that cannot
afford a gift from here that will
prove a lasting reminder of the
giver.
ER TSON
, f tickets. - t;'.--1 it
OiwTon Trucks. t
*odors rani' who did out taro in the bautau
Mr. 1'. J. MacEwen r.•Isirts the sale -rrwiwia ticket- can-nse them reser
Fort --m -trustors to ltisset B:'os., seats for this ,utertatumeut,\payln
altfurdHeights. and E. t".1rtwsuu. `only ttpr tax.
)uulop. At Bisurts' th.• new
pow'
v s test. and of coots.• it will A pleasant tilwe wit'• spent In
still when it has been used laaseweut of, the Ronne" library 141144
while. Thr stna11 trac•ter hug on Thurs.lny .evening. when the
n come into gellte general satiurs,w••re banqueted, hr the N (.T.1:.
y.w among farmers. Mr. Mnef:wan prior to tlwir departure 4111 t1ie'seawi11 s
alsf ha' solo Ford 400 trucks to .1. B. work. (ever • I Inns' were ex -
McNabb, of 1 ngantio*: Itrown Bros.. ps•1441. but same of the crew's did not
ive in
wn until
,lielf itown: i, MIH Mt tOros.. of h,nald Bros., then orrt A rIliiw (-otmpany. . bow a following
/ pua ise mble•d
Albert millers.
and was seated orotund -Utile. well
laden with the goal things that tempt
Motion Pictures ($:• C. IL the appetite. among those present M• -
W i1h the approve of the Minister lug the president tf the W.t'.T.C.. Miss
e f Fdueatl.,, the I' .vincial MiNon I Rollie, tM^ snlrrrinte•udett(, Mrs. Me -
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Of
o1
trach
first cht�'
do shti
ort
W .:hurt\11111
promisees
..t M 111 ..n its A Sendoff' forthe Rollers.
idowed «41 acre•,
r
took full /11.11 111:1g4. Mrs. 1Wty it the
piano, alis. Miller with llc tivho aocl
Mr. Egeuer at the organ played a
triple urcowpuuituent when h added
much to the sunless or the rendition.
The tutermczzo played by the linen
instruments sus a very beautiftArpua-
sage ; but indeed the aceowp.(aement
throttgleotit was esquislt*
The choir and the soloists, both
vocal Will itis(rowrutul, are to Ir ,o0-
grutulat.tl upon the ..w-ess of lint
production, and Mr. Egroer dcw'rien
Wn cstac•ia1 word of !'ommeodatiou for
the energy Wad ability 011 his part
winch (hy the ptvepte_ elf Gode•rto h an
opportunity of hear ig such tosapeitt f.
Ilona aw this iu their home town.
f
Picture Buren* has a ngr,l W R1cr 1 le•:1 1t. 11 DO the bN•al ministers. Several
an exhibition of mu 1111 Pictures. songs were led by Bev. 14. 1). Moyer:
chiefly of au educational intim., next
Thursday evening. April '..011. In the
assembly cion of -the Collegiate 1u-
stitute. The program of }fids to be
used will, iwdud4 : A ltllmps e f Mus-
"Through- I-ife•:r_ , ow " 4 a
Corner Hast St. and Square
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
A GOLDWYN SPECIAL
Rex Beach's
"Girl from Outside"
A thrilling tale of No
aska. It is Rex Beach's c
mg triumph, in seven reels.
Also
PARAMOUNT FLAGG COMEDY
``Hick Manhattan"
Come early, only one show,
starting 8 p. m. sharp.
Mutism. Wednesday at 4.16 p. m.
Rev. R. C. Nielh•rwid gave au address.
and recitations were given by the
Misses Money vend Ricer.'., loth of the
young ladies ife•inug etyore.!. There
41444' nine wc•I1-filled comfort bags. the
•rititendent Presenting one to each
'arm' of the nine boot.. The toys snowed -
study of the eye!. (u,ree,oful
Methods. Thr Story of Paper. Tot ea their uppir.ciatiou of the 4111441/1i cut
Events 11* Ontario. flit. 4:exultne t:mei'e�' by 11,.•Iariag they lad tu•ver hod mach
a cartoon comedy. All invitation
extended (4, the 'Millie to attend this' tendered to tln•tn by the G.slerieh
erMhft10 - -Program -to contineu a at : 'wuo_-
x o'clock. -
Hoapktal Project Apptrered. i A •tint int nig of the officers of the
�r.l.,tt• ' 'd. t,9 '
�)r. Aho-�iTsav,-ProviGovaai n.
4* public works ,onuupt.)' nt. Ih,•, tow•u
tor of hospitals:. and Mr. Guvuu. a p
MoirrnsKnt-strcit(teit. were lu IowaI- noel n hidd oil Saturday ...suing..
Tot.stlay and inspected the "Maples" When thevw,ter 4.4 fe i11rTnlrfls'fiffli----
property belonging t.,the hospital ings ,It .,� f:11r grounds wait- ,ofn
Im-
ard. They afterwards met the Adored. T 111111 big wiudsttrin 111'1 fall
board anal re•p.rtw1 that the 1414. W114 imide great inv.e with the bt111diugs,
an excellent one :oat that the project nod It teas i question whether the
of converting the building Into a main building •nnld Is' 4411t to slap'
modern hospital with tw-t•uty-five to again. A bniblii expert het: adviwd.
thirty beds wits quite feasible. Acting however. that flit cru lie done, and
upon the advice of the Provincial otfi- at no vi•a;y great (' •*s4'. The 14'14e5,
cern. the bard appointed at committee I,innsi 14*44 sheds,
etc salso
is the damage
require
to engage an nr•hitec•t to submit plans consider by ;the storm.
keeping within the rei uitements of the
law, which plan,. will then 's• sill- 11'hi1P t 111'+4' cepa Mrs a e lacing rtu-
ii ltt.,l to the Government. and 1111011 .Shier.., the *natter of u new grand -
I stand naturally rouses to the, front.
1144,
■1111 a
on is
} has
IMep 1mt ret taw the
4'
a 11.1110 iota as this ant• M.••. kindly
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
A PARAMOUNT PiUTURE
Wallace Reid
1.
"Alias Mike Moran"
Al..
A glltISTIE COMEDY
Ira at the Fair Grtwtrdil. • . .
1
N
firs
fail
which whish
1•tT4Y'tirl
the- tor.
effectively
Wedding ('lieu
s,.,s• for a time di
worry of which the
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New Hats are Very Large or
Very Small
Old portrait Hats clOndcd
with lb tiers qtr tstilt; bread
and drooping of Wins,, lie
with wide spreading 111-
corner cap like toques and
British Admiral effects with
bushy mounts darting out
front one side, pr flowers trim-
ming the crown or brim.
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston St. Quit rick
the -approval of same the board will g4
before the comity council at the June
session with a project which it is eon-
fidently hoped will secure the approval
enA support ni that Jody
Federal Emergency Fund.
..The final weekly meeting of the joint' for r114 whole ,uuouut necessary
committee composed of the Canadian built a crau,ktund th
and put e hMtd-
Patriotic Fund executive and a represen-
tation of the local G. W. V. A. was held
hot Monday, the time for administering'
this fund in Burgh county having ex-
pired. Since the fund was available in
December last there have been about
thirty-five applicants for assistance. Of
these twenty-four were assisted by grants
varying from onellweek to'two months,
fid two cases referred to this branchby
(
the Soldier.' Settlement Board received
the grants asked. Three applications
The ii%rm sp4(rnt the *I(
but It Is very mach out of da
new one of'. tunlern (•0nstrue
urgently r.'qutred. The propose
4 o slt.t a
people for the Issuing of dehento
were refused for sufficient reasons, and
three other applicants were assisted with
employment without the necessity of
grants. The total amount paid nut was
12381.90, and the cost for administration
was only 112. although.a large amount of
work was involved 'h the fund. The
Cani*ddian Patriotic Find will still con-
tinue until further notice. but the amount
of work remaining for this county is now
only enough to keep the books open.
Field Crop Competitions.
The Goderlch Agricultural Soekty
proposes to have two atanding field
crop competitions, one in oats and one
In corn. As not less than ten entries'
In each competition must be made to
satisfy the Government requirements,
It Is hoped that all persona who Intend
to- eomppte will make entry at or•e
with 1)r. W. F. ('lark, V. R., aPc•retary
of the Agricultnnl Society. Seven
prises are offered in eonnectlon with
each competition, raligltl1 frobn $211 for
first prise to 14 for atcenth prise.
Prise -winners shoo will be entitled to
Lott'
ode
are simply kidney disorders. The kidneys
filter the blood of all that shouldn't be
there. The blood pa..e' through the kid-
neys every three minutes. if the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can remain in the circulation
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of order your kidneys have
(ailed in their work. They are in need of
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
One medicine will do alt three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine there
!s
Dodd's
Sidney
Pffls
The flavor
lasts -and the
electrically -
sealed
Package
brings
WRIGLEYS-
to
you with all its
oodness perfect -
preserved.
Sealed
Tight -
Kept
Right!
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