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KODAK TAK4 ADVANTAGE OF OUR
SUMMER SALE
Here are a number of suggestions, timely at
this season, and we know when you consider the
prices at which we are offering these articles you
will see that it will be distinctly to your advantage
to make your selection now.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, AUG. 6, 7
DRUG DEPARTMENT
Money Savers
Nerviline
Reg. 300. for 25c.
White Vaaaline
Reg. 15e. for 10c.
Yellow Vaseline
[leg. 10c. for
Sc
Haines' Wiltshire Oil
Reg. $1.00' for 69c
Zenoleum
Reg. 75c. for . 65e.
N. & L. Talcum
Reg. 25e. for 15c,
Peaslar Tread Rosy
25c.
Vanishing Cream
Reg. 35c. for 25e.
Baby Chick Food
Reg. 35cfor 25c.
Let, Iss take ,care of '
YOUR SUMMER
CAMERA NEEDS.
We have devoted a great
deal of time and study to
the needs of those who en-
joy taking pictures. Onr
line is complete at all times.
Aside from giving you the
best in cameras and films.
we can take care of your
Developing and Printing
in the best possible man-
ner. Our prices, too, are
below the mail order
houses'.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Aquatic Millinery, if yen
Bathing Caps, crea-
tions, 25c to $1,25,
Ear Drum Protectors
Reg. 50c, for 39c.
SOAP DEPARTMENT
Extra Special
Baby's Own Soap
Reg. 45c. box fur 36c.
Infant's Delight
Reg. 45e. for 36c.
Seward's Baby
Reg. 15c. 3 for 26c
Miss Dainty'
Reg. 10c straight
3 for *5c.
Bath Tablets
19olgate's six varieties
Reg. 60c. box for 45c.
Jergen's Peroxide Barth
Reg. 10e straight
3 for 25o.
Pull Supply
Rose's Lime Juioe 40c.
Welch's Grape Juioe
small, 36c.
Large ... 70c.
Montserrat Lime Juice60c.
Betties ret Kits. -We can save you money on these, as we bought before the last raise
of 10 per cent.
CHOCOLATES -SPECIAL -REGULAR 70c, FOR 59c
Other items not room to mention.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG
Telaphose 90
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LOCAL TOPICS.
May Erect Theatre.
The Goderich Amusement Company
has purchased the Colborne hotel prop-
erty. on Hamilton street, from Mrs. Mc-
Leod. and may erect a theatre on the
site. In the meantime the property is
bong OQere for rent.
" Panty Ikess Ra1L
Mrs. W. H, Hutchinson is arranging
for another fancy dress ball. to be held at
Hotel Sunset on Thursday. August 19th.
The procceds are to go to the funds of
Alexandra hospital. it is hoped the
friends of the hospital will join in making
Model Theatre
PROGRAM
For Weak Aust. •th to 14th
Monday and Tuesday
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
ENID BENNETT
IN
`The Haunted Bedroom'
CENTURY COMEDY
is
"Browu's Busy Day
feet u rleM
The Century Wonder Dog
Wednesday and Thursday
Parasseuat Artcraft Special
WALLACE REID
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"The Valley, of the
Giants
'THE PENSLAR STORE"
Next MiWr's Scotch Stare
STORE
PERSONAL MENTION.
I LETTERS FROM CHINA.
Mrs. W. G. MacEwan has returned' -
from a visit to Winnipeg.•
Miss Nora Hurley. of Sarnia, Is visiting Hiss Elisabeth N'ilsun'a Joun,ey to •
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at the old home. St. David's scree[. Mount Osaei
Mr. George Hurd, accountant of the Some int,lfseltng letters have recently
Union Bank, is holidaying at his home at been receives) by Mrs. J. F. Reycraft from
Erin. her sister, Sebes Elizabeth Wilson, in
Mrs. Black. of Toronto, is visiting her China. In one she tells of the arrival o
sister, Mrs.lDr.) Emmerson, North
street. a trunk from Goderich containing many
Mr. and Mrs. John Duff a child, icings to replace articles which she lost
of Toronto. are znakiug a liolidate visit*bat tbehtiatonwhich she y'asgoingtothe
in town. mise►oo field was wrecked. She sends her
thanks to alt the fronds. who conta,buted
Your favorite ice cream soda is here to the tilling of th* trunk. and remarks,
None but the purest flavors used. H. T. "1 am still wondering how one trunk
Edwards. could contain so much."
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Spading and
children, of Norwich, are visiting in town
this week.
Miss Grace Rols'rt:.ou leas rrtunarl
from a two months visit to :truttorl
friends
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Parcels going to her had been delayed •
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by fighting between the Ssechwanese and • 7 p.m- s
Yunnaneser soldiers. and she continues :
Just now Chungking is rather a storm j
centre and traiffic by river somewhat •
dangerous. There is little danger for us.
as there a no ar.ti•loreign sentiment. •
Mrs. Samuel William Laird. of Buffalo. Yunnan is the province south of us. Its • s
N. Y., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas omas name means "south of the clouds" -which w
is Baptist Chu rah
Gundry, of town.rather a rub at cloudy Seechwan. 'there e•
.1Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hume, of I hila -
is aquarrel between the two Provinces and e
Montreal Street
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fig htl breaks out usually every summer. •
d Iph Pa are visiting the-- parents and 1Te a)ft •
e a' mission hospitals are being opened si a
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friends in tion
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Gertrude Miley, of the for wounded soldiers and Dr. Liljestrand
staff
of TIw Siigurl, is attending Iwliday$
has gone out to do Red Cross work. It is a Next Sunday
with friends at Leamington.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell has re-
turned from Hamilton. where she was
cutting Mr. and lint. F. G. Eagle.
Rev. Canon Seager, D. D., of Toronto,
with his wife and family is here on his
annual holiday visit to his native town.
Mr. Charles Lacey. cit Chicago, Illinois,
spent the past week with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lacey. Oxford
street.
Mrs. John Galbraith and Miss Rhea
Galbraith. of Tara. are noting with the
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes
McClure.
Mr. Wm. Lane. county treasurer, is
away on a holiday trtp to Vanuotivu,
B. C., where his eldest son. Mr. W.
Stewart Lane. is practising law.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pridham. of Toronto.
were week -end visitors in town last
week and were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Pridham, Nelson street.
Mr. and Mn E. Hanna and son, of
Toronto. were in town on Tuesday and
are spending the remainder of the week
visiting relatives and friends in Ashfield.
Rev. A. E. 1'lw.enson. Mrs. Thomson
Mol three children. of WatlaciMurg.
_ am Y, town for the mouth of August
=' and are o'cupytug a house near lb•
lake.
bad for business --no export or import a
trade is possible and a tot has been levied w
on all the shopkeepers to pay the soldiers.
There are troublous times ahead for
poor old 1 hina before she learns to govern
herself.
WW1 Mad) Christian Teething.
Mr. Hamermale last week was telling
about a young Chinese who came to him.
He was educated abroad in England and
Germany, but said that while he w31 in
Misses Jennie and Rose Tebbutt. of
Clinton. spent the weekend in town.
calling an their friends. They were
goats of Mrs. A. Davidson, Colborne
street.
Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver llr,ru and :wo
children. of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of Mr. John line... town
Mr. Harold Williams Is huuw• from
Toronto for holiday
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Reid. of
aToronto. arrived in town on Sunday by
motor. and intend visiting for a few
The square = creeMr. ksrend Mrs. at the hoeJ. ofPridbamMrs. Reid.
's parents,
F. m
this event a grand success, as well as a
pleasant social occasion.
Hurn lodge's Ptenie.
The *nuual (hldG•Iluws' piemle will
Ise held at Hayfield ore Wedueslay of
next week 1'he members of Huron
Iaodge are phuu•ing 0. have a good
(hay's re'reatiou. and as this event is
11s11:lily 0111• Of 1111. 111,tst iroptiati' &ffa1M
of the aeasm there will doubtless, be a
Inrge gatiw•rlug.
t'pper Scheel Exaaninatioaa.
The results of the upper school examin-
ations have been announced by the De-
partment of Edncation. and the following
are the names of the succes'ful candidates
from Goderich Collegiate Institute : M.
H. Baker, Math. 111.. French III.: H.
McD. Clutton, Eng. 111., Chem. 111.;
French I11.; E. E. Goldthorpe. Part 11,
J. A. Hume, Eng. Iii.. Hist. III.. Phys.
III.; B. J. Johnston. Part i.; E.M. iamb,
Part I.; M.J. MacEwan, Part I. (honors).
J. A. Marshall. Ens. I11.. Math. IIi ;
Phys. III., Chem. I11., French 1.: E.
Wallace. Part L. Eng. 1.. Math. 111.,
Biol. I11.; E. M. Wilson, Part 1.
Ray Rumball to London.
A promotion has tome to Mr. Hay
!tumb:i11, who has been local ra triter
for the (tell Telephone (n for a num-
ber of years. He has !wen appointed
Metric, traffic chief. with headquarter,.
at London. and has already taken over
the duties of 11141 yew' position. lie
will be ve citsige, of nearly one hut)-
, dress °Mees. fruit) ' Winebsur to toren
I Sound. Mrs. Itnmball end child will
remove to Loudon later. flode•rieh
will be eery sorry to low much an
estimable eonple as Mr. and Mrs. Ruin -
hall.
The Gocteelrli ;Muerte now in the cap-
able
steable hands of Miss MacDonald, who
has been with the Hell Company for
many years.
/ChM picture surnames saythfad be lea
ever made.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
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"The Vagabond"
Friday and Saturday
A SELZNICK, PICTURE
EUGENE O' BRIEN
ealed Hearts"
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August 8th
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those countries he did not pay' much at- soe o••asow•ssla••s■as••ses
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tention to Christianity : but since he --.
returned to China he cannot help seeing
the difference and he has begun to ask.
why ' Why the ignorance and
poverty and sutlenng here: He
etas decided to stildy Chnstian
teacbing as a possible solution. It is men
like that China needs so much to be the
leaders of the people.
The Journey to Mt. Ousel.
A letter written from Mt. Omei has
since been r eceived, of which the following
It a part:
We left Chengtu on Wednesday about'
noon and had a weary journey of three
and a -half dais. We came by boat to
Kiating. The boat was roofed with
bamboo mats. The roofed part was from
fifteen to eighteen feet long and eight to
ten feet high. In front four rowers stood
and behind was the captain with a long
sweep whi:h acted as a rudder. We had
our own coolie, a coolie from the school
for the children. two teachers who dwelt
in one end of the roofed part screened
from us by in oil sheet. In all there were
about twelve Chinese on board. and we
five. Most of our baggage was stowed
(Continued o❑ pug,. rel
Mr. &lid Mrs. G. MoutaiclM• Williams.
Mild two children. of Layton. 1111it.
are visiting at the Lome of Mr and
- Mrs. G,o. William>, St. Viuc,rot street
age of forty-eight years. Mr. Young Mr. Williams is g-is'ral manager of
had been suffering from Bright's di.- the Dayton -Wright divi'i.,u of genie_..._ ilINONIa-NI: THE B\ND+
ease, but this summer seemed to be ersl Motors
Muakoki- this Year.
Prospects are gratif,ing this year-fec 6
auccessful summer season in Muskoka,
and those who were disappointed last
season in securing accommodation should ---
analy early and make their reservations
at one of the many hotels available. or
illustrated literature /n-ith list of hotel,
rates. maps, etc. adply to any Grand
Trunk agent or write to C. E. Horning.
D. P. A.. Toronto, Ont.
FROM
LONDON, ENGLAND
Beautiful Copies of the Old
Masters, in lovely hand -color-
ed Prints. These colors are
so soft and mellow they look
like old tapestries.
You can have them framed
to order in Antique Gold, Old
Mahogany or Walnut, at a
reasonable price.
Smith's Art Stora
East It. Phone 1.8
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regaining his strength and was able
to resume hie work for a week. The
recovery was only temporary, and he
gradually sank until the era'. He was
born at t(rueedeld. lu this comity.
and lived at t4eaforth for some years
before coming with bis family to
Goderich ten years ago. He had been
an employee of the Goderk-h (organ
e:,mpauy anise eomtug to town. He
leaves a widow and a family of nine
children. --three boys and six girls.
Harold. the Meet boy. was killed in
France in August 1918. while serving
with the overseas eanadian tonne.
Funeral Mersin,' were eomtueted on
Wednewtay afternoon' by Rev. J. F.
l(ay. raft alai ltev. J. E. Ford. the In -
torment M'Ing In Maitland cemetery.
The pallbearers were •'six fellow
workmen of the demised in the ot-
tau far tory The funeral proesieloo
was heeded Ity the :Bird Itegiluent
lapid, Mr. Young having been for
retire a memlwr of that organization.
IH,eron• the remains of the Bead of
the family had been removed from the
house death paid another visit. Niles
Nellie. Young. sister M the 1kw'e,sesl
Mr. Young. passing away Wednewlay
morning. Miss Young. who was its
her fifty-uinth nor. heel lived with
her brother for many years and had
I1441 til the Mst two years. The
funeral take* plats. tomorrow (Fri-
dayafternoon to Ba'rd's cemetery.
Briwrfield
Much sympathy in felt with the
family ice the trouble that has come
upon them.
Burned at Garage Fire.
Councillor C. H. Humber Is laid up
at his home as the result of *mere
burns received at a lire in bis gar-
age on Tuesday ,evening. Mr. Hum -
leer was putting some gasoline in his
car. pouring It from a pit-ber with
one hand while he held It lantern with
the other. The fumes took err and
In * filet` the garter% is frame saner.
Lure. was in a bfhts. With some
help that quickly arrived the ear was
got ntrt, but Mr. Humber was severely
bnrnel on the fare, hands, arm* and
other parts. The fire brigade was exl-
Imo oat and atrhnngh by (his flat the
ern was blaring high R was quickly
got under control
A Diable Be eaveesl,k.
After an Illness of nine months Mr,
James IT. Young, Stantcy street. pew.
*ed away Monday morning, at the
Do alaYsa•ss
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sat leis e
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=aft 'frog ■ }w
iiss.,MOP Mpay
Rev. H. D. Moyer. Mrs. Moyer and
Miss Helen are holidaying at their sum-
mer home at Kingsville. In the pastor's
absence the services at North street
Methodist church are in the hinds of
Rev. J. E. Ford.
Mrs. F. T. Egener and sons have re-
turned home from their holiday visit to
Waterloo. Mr. Egener has gone to
Seattle. Washington. where he Is taking
charge of an organ for a few weeks,
having leave of absence from has organ in
Knox church for two months.
Mrs. Frank Johnston has as her house
guests at her home on Mill road. Mrs.
P. S. Richardson, Mrs. Joseph Bernier,
Mrs. Lewis MacHenry and Mira Helen
MacHenry, of Detroit. and Mrs. Anna
Charlesworth. Miss Alice Charlesworth
and Mr. Garfield Cbarlesworth, of Flint.
Mich.
Clinton News -Record : Mr. J. W.
Moore, who moved from here to Goderieh
Iaat year. is contemplating a return to
Clinton. having been offered the ma
anent of the tuning department in the
piano factory. Clinton friends will
heartily welcome Mr. and Mrs Moore
back to town.
Inks at Hassan. China.
Mr .1. 41. Lethbridge. M.P.P., of
Glenna.. has received a ,vhlegram all-.
houcirlg the death of his daughter. Mise
Sadie Lethbridge. at Heinen. Chita„
where she had been engaged In the
mission work of the i reatiytrr(an
eburrh for sic years. 1t was sot
known that Miss Lethbridge had been
111 and the news war a great shoek to
tier family. The young lady was
known in GaMrk•h, her brother, Mr.
(krn'ge irethbridge. having kern or -
gimlet of Knpx church soler years
■ go.
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CHURCH NOTR8.
Since the inception ,.f the present
3ird Regiment Band Association, which
has been in eriisience a little mots
than a year, difficulty has been exper-
ienced in "ltnaneine" the band, and at
the present Juncture, when it Is found
that new instrumenla are , eireentie
neioled, and old instruments require
repairs. the evmoutiee has derided 10
take the public into its cohtldence and
trust to the general toe -operation of
the townsProple fu` s solution of the
prubiem. ' -
The Association 'vas eery fortunate
last year Ili securing bile es-rsicas in
Mr. A. J. Scutt, formerly bandniast
of lir 1iAst &1%-erM'as' Battaltmt .ami
recognized as nne of the most r,,pah
riles in the professlnn. `With pati,.
penemereene„- Mr, 1e ,tt has trainee'
"A Lemon in Trust" or "Faith's Test'
(11 a. m.) and "The Master's Mind" (at
7 p. m.) will he the themes at the Baptist
church next Lord's Day.
Rev. H. E. Tbornioe, B. A., of St.
Thomas,,will occupy the pulpit of Knox
cburch next Sunday. The subject of the
morning disc - urse frill be : "Tranatormed
by the Holding. and of the evening,
"The Name that Saves."
On Tuesday evening. at 8 p. m., a
lecture, on the work o) Christian miseinns
in Korea will be given at Knox church by
Rev. W. H. Geddes, of Ailsa Craig, illus-
trated by lantern slides secured by Rev.
A. E. Armstrong. foreign mission stere
tary, on his visit there recently.
Mi. (battle Murderer. of Detroit, Is
wishing frienwbi in town. -
Mr. Reit Cott. organist uhf Central
I'rewl.yterian church.. exalt. Is spend -
lug hnlhMys at his hons- here.
Master Gerakl Elder. of Tillson
burg, Is visiting st the some or his
gramlmother. Mrs. Rnet. Pfl,ler, 'rete
David's street.
Mho Hanna. of London, is the
inset of Mrs. Geo. illIMamn, et. Vin-
cent Wont.
Mr. and Hix, T.- (1. Atewart, of
Brantford. sprat the weekend at
thelf nM lwrmr. B.rslaer-
Wrte.Ae•r1rrgg aad Miss Ingle, of Toma-
to. M,ra. Fred A. T9agle alai these toys
and Mks Nellie Nagle, et Hamilton,
are Noting at the r ldener of Me
Wm Campbell. Mr. D. Regi', of To-
w/aro was here on Aueday.
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Hgdro Store
GODERI.CH
The heat of summer makes
all household tasks more
difficult.
Buy an Electric Wash-
ing Machine
We have three, makes and at
different prices
The "Thor"
The "Trojan"
and the "Kribs"
CALL AND SEs!
WASHERS IN STOCK
a number of young bandsmen uptii he
Is note -able to molter a hand of twen-
ty-three players that 15 a credit to the
Mon.
' Th. expenses of runing •pa hand, iJke
all other kinds of expeasea. have b,•,
mount -Ina, and outside 41 ,the grant
soled by the town cuup'il and ib.' pi•
ceeds of the eireyew,und "moonlight'
excursiun there it no fund TOT the re-
plleeing or repairing of tostrument
At- to; present time . several nr% In
strumegts are abodutely necessary
one ham. One bertfo0a, tic Il el an �
a snare drum), and
ioslfumentt at pre** nt en use ro•quir'
overhauling. New music also shnuhl
be purchass. -
The bandsmen, who, as 11 well
known. are dependent upon their dally
earnings,. hate apt recrisrd anythine
this i,eaa,ih for their te•n•tces In the
weekb outdoor concerts. Last year
the fund- nn hated were eutnowrft to
pay the senior members 50r mesh awl
Me Junior members Vie earl' for each
of the weekly er.n'erts, hut this yea?
$ ere are no funds from which to make
even this metiers. allowance. And
right herr it Inn be mentioned that
tleretererstoseogentle to order to bele
icings slung. voluntarily reduced hie
salary of s:i10 to *401).
ft is handy neesssary to dwell upon
the benefits to the town of a gond
bawl. We believe (-tat the people d
(inderish fully- realize these benefits
and, 'then caviled upon. 'till see that
neemaary support is available.
after a careful seney of the sltua-
sion the committee finds that a auto
of at least MOO is heeded at once for
the maintenance of the band on any-
thing Ifke a proper footing, and with
the ohjart of Instituting a canvass for
the raising 4.1 this amount the sono-'
miltet sake for asgenerrwl meeting of
the townspeople at lir town enunell
ebambrr err Monday evening next, ai
! n'ltsek aherp.
YY'ill everyone-1ntereste4 In the hand
!stet Nis should noses every eltison)
kindly make a pellet et beteg nn haul
flex► timedaq "ening?
Mr. Roes Itobertnon, of New York,
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rolrrrt*on,
Who were early residehts of Ktne•er-
eline. ha* signified We Intention of mak-
ing it lame donation to the Kincardine
hospital In honor of the memory of hi.•
mother. He hue sent the hospital
board a cheque for $1,1100, "no amount."
The Better Way
Never disobey Nature's wow
bK k's be bettor is f a(enta`
rinaluar with •alttldi
dot • m -
Scott's Bahia
attar toasts. tar (Shed or admit is
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LAMPS, IRONS, ETC.,
ALWAYS ON HAND
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R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Wiring of all kinelis mote -date
for Telephones, Burglar Alarms,
Pelice Patrol and Fire Alarm
Systems.
;Private Resid.oces and Bu !Stems
Places -a specialty.
All Work Gnarenteed.
Electric irons, l'naaters. Grins.
Fang, Vacuum Cleaners. Washing
Machines, Irlashiiglits a o d
Batteries of all kinds alweys on
hand.
Ring up 52 or 193 aad have OR
give you an estim$t" on ' Out
wiring. It will be doe .'
Roby. Trit
West Street : Nest Peetoffice
Monet -Shoo S. Howse 191
Big
Clearing
Sale
at
M. Robins
Starts
Saturday,
August 7th
For Two
Weeks
Cling, Gents'
Furnishings,
Boots and Shoes,
etc.
Genuine Bargains
WATCH OUR
WINDOWS
We are not men-
tioning prices, but
come and see for
yourself
Special Clearing
jines_in
LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S
-SHOES
at less than cost
price
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