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Tlutr, 18y. July 21, 102l. --d
WHISKERS
ON AMAN ARE
UNSIGHTLY
And indicate that shaving
lather costs too much money
or is a dreaded operation
with the old-fashioned razor.
With an Auto -Strop a shave
every morning is a pleasure
and gets you away from those
unsightly whiskers. We want
to show you these shaving
Outfits, they are the best kind.
Giv
Him
a
Safety Razor
For His
Birthday
Campbell's Drug
Store
Phone 90
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WH ITE STAR LINE
SPECIAL MIDSUMMER EXCURSION.
GODERICH to DETROIT and return
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►UREl1IERML-Ns,sisesws aatta.
RN1KEP1E-Stas blssd s ssa.
$SITNRIS-Esdswand siaanta ,sts.
PURE - lest tar baby's nines
SEMS alt sues.
50c fu -All dwlan.
Friday of this week ami will (outlaw
until Tldlr..lay of next week. IteportN
from other pta'ss where the same pro-
gram fin- Ixeu given are .very favor-
:ahh•, w) iii e Is•Ing to the effect that it
is the beet program She Chautauqua
hoe, yet put ou ill Camilla,
In Sunday evenhag, at 1;.30 p.m., an
aper pria1e program will he given by
%tans of the 4'Imuhn14108 talent. Includ-
ing Miss Si r.xle. the Miran stingers.
and all address by Mr. William 1I.
NtquL lf\ silver a ulhetlou will he
taken at te, door, the prig-•ssiv to go
to the Ahlnw•k Chapter. 1.6.11.E., for
the .•1111.1 welfare fund.
The Chautauqua will Iw' with Miss
of Mr. It. It. Brawnier w
Methyl/. Jordan in charge of the Junior
Chautauqua.
ifta d ('nap c.o.petul...
3Ir. Robert Berry. of at. Marys, wrx
�tp the district this week judging the
is tiding fields of Banner wits entered
In the competltlotyin connection with
the (:.slerlch Agricultural\ Moi'lety. j
•There were rweuty-two entried\\ml the
winners are as follows : •
11.•11 Itro-., t:.xlerk•h- township.
Isaac Hetherington. Colborne,
It. J. (:len. 'Colborne. act,
Thos. M. Snowden. Stanley. ST14.'
Jahn Kerldghall. Colborne. ST.
• sews/sus, (1.rlerieh township.
latter:.
gobs. Amlrew's. Goderich township.
k2,.
Some otherwise very good fields. were
,avn•w1 oat on beet/mat of wewex. 'Mr.
Hem stated that the Bettis exampled
ei;ntpurstl favorably with those in any
Viso!tart of the Province he had
•isiteld. .
NaSahle i Panay within Its ho
day (Thursday) a noteworthy
party. It being the annual reunion
arvisoesti
rna-w t r .."`""t .
STR. GREYHOUTI LEAVES GODERICH,
MONDAY, AUGVST 8th, II.I5p.m.
arriving Detroit Tuesday, 7.15 sm.
RETURNING, leave -Detroit Thursday, Aug-
\ ust z zth, 2.30 p.m., on Str. Owana
$3.00 Round Trip - 300 One Way
Last trip to Detroit Friday, Aug.12th, at 7 a.m.
on Str. Owana
Don't miss this lnid'utnnter opportunity to visit beautiful
Detroit. A delightful ride across Lake Huron and
down the St. Clair and Detroit Rivers
Greyhound Moonlight out of Goderich
Monday evening, August 8th, 8.15 p.m.
Nz t,•S ]llrAtMtOUS DETROIT ORCHESTRA
for dancing in the Greyhoned Bali Room '
50c Children under 12, 25c
ReOCAL TOPICS._m
Ow Tauter firuar .if Walkertom
HERE'S
where youdo get the best
bargains in this town
tank. Milverton. llowuie township.
and other pieces. Tlw party number,.
about 1:,0. twist of whom arrived by
automobile the morning to nieral the
day by the takt+•1.1r. The tu.ril1011 1n
Harjdvr Park is ►enilquarter4 andatlre
visitors appear to be enjoying them-
selves. The t�,qt-phlcwl the Park
kitchen at the .iisposal of the party.
and Mayor \Vilna• .idled upon the vis-
itors and lode them wekvme The
patriarch of the gutlerfng -Is Mr.
Richard Taner. of Walkerton. We
understand. however, that the original
Mame of the family in Canada is ht
Perth dsoluty. tear Stratford. where
WOW. of the Tanners ,till lire. We
tart the visit of the "clan- to Gode-
rich for their reunion will In an annual
event hereafter.
Making Was a Golfer.
Tile Maitland , Golf ('lab grounds
sus tlw scene of a pleasant function
on Frlds7 eveuhig last. when a number
of Rev. R. C. MciMrmld's friends. the
majority of whom were already mem-
bers or shareholders of the club. hull
a Weide supgwr. after which they pre-
sented him with a share of stock in
the club. a iatg sial set of golf 4:11111s.
and Mrs. MrlMrathl ttith_-s__ • 1$08i
membership. as a token of taw esteem
in which they are held. The present-
ation remarks were very appropriately
nada by Mr. J. G. Cameron. Mr. and
Mrs. McDermid were taken completely
by surprise. but Mr. McDermid made
w very sui:able reply. Mr. 1t. R. Sal -
lows then took snapshots of the party
and of Mr. and Mrs. M,Dermlrh after
which a ,.semi tutee was spent in drive,
ing conitetltlons. eto. Among those
present were : Mr. and 3fr•. Dunlop,
J. G. e'amerou, Jas. Donaldson. R. 11.
('ntt..1. W. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
McLean. A. J. MacKay. H. J. A. Mac-
Ewan. .1. G. i.ovnes. J. J. McEwen. A.
Maunder.. 1►r. and Mrs. Taylor until Dr.
A. I1. Taylor.
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among the Collegiate institute teachers.
Four of the Clinton Collegiate staff of
six ten.iicrs bare rc•pgt1Pe1. atsdfbe
Sesforth Ism r.t is facing a similar
'situation.
rleh \'oeslist.
Milk Samples Twdetl
Miss Rayta
1.omp le. reports the result of a text o T.IrtM. Imw of Brantford. will he
sampes of milk and cream from ,leased to burn of her continued stx-
elalrle. supsher5 (:idltttct'i. as cefont.
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Milk - Fisher 3.3(► per e'en(. fat talon her( has
vocal suiscssfully
centBeattie :t per cent.. per cent,
x 3.11(1 per es►ng
cent . oke Bros. 8.10 per cent.,. Wilson l for the A. T. C. M. degree. ps
Oke 4 per vent. Cream -Fisher 21.101 with honors. Her examiner was 'Mo -
ler .cent.. Beattie 10.110 per rent.. Me- feasor Slater. of the Toronto Conser-
lfanns 10 per dant., Oke Bros. I4.`0. Intends
totory of -Morrie. rv.ntinue her *Mlles+in Little
mush. with Mr. Taylor (also former v
of Guderichl. and to teaeh vocal.
Is a paid sok0lst In the Ak•xardler Pres-
byterian church. Brantford. Miss
1.Itrle tntonds to visit (ioderleh daring
Mime Week and 14 looking_
forward to meethrg her friends Isere,
A Fanner (,elk
Tlw In-'ttttltt' of Public Health a�) Friends in
G.aderich of Mix
per cent., Wilson Oita 24 per cent. The
regnlred standard is 3.50 per vent. for
milk and tet per cent. for cream.
Miss Clifford Learing.
Mins Clifford ha! sent in her re-
signation a_
languages at the Collegiate Institute,
In order to take it pnitlott on th., record Ccrtllteate Grsnt('a:
Woodstock C. I. staff. Tlire(e of last 91.,e .4, 'sol of ('Ommaya. Clinton.
year's G. C. I. staff had already rr tt.. Iran been pgrantedrwr►rl..r.tl•
atlrned, so Mitt of the staff of seven Iro
tleate No. 1 by the United Typewriting
teachers only three will be nnr'ttang.d.. ('o, Mss Isabelle ,meserin Raring
on enidentiul tests Issued during the
past year. This Is 1t most creditable
1 standing In view td the fact that these
tests are open to all schools in the
1►.•rhitilon. students of commercial high
schools having three years to prepare
the -work. whereas eight tar nine months
' rovers the average ronrse In the school
BEST PHOTOPLAVS of ('ommeree. Mho Nit -Nevin 1- n
Goderich gr alio attended the ('Briton
IN COOL, COMFORT I schxll.
Fred Davis Not a Candidate.
M-edlwsday's Loudon Free Press
Week of July 25 to July 301 stated that -among the Liberal mem-
hers displaced" in the Atlerta i'rovin-
L5-26. vial ela•tohx was Mr. Fred Davis.
Mdsttday and Tuesday. July formerly of Goderich. ,rho was a mem-
Stock Reducing Sale Commencin
SATURDAY, JULY
and lasting for seven days
The S(aect Ladies' Ready-to-VVear'Co. will put on sale their/entire stuck of
LADIES' READY=TO-WEAR .
at such remarkable bargains that every garment in the stuce is re(luced abSohitt_'ly
below manufacturers' cost during this seven days sale
This lnay}' seem like a mighty strong statement to ake-and you may feel like
"Oh'. they all claim that, But we will you why -the. story is short
saying, and simple. FIRST -The season has been a li e backward and our stock is too
heat/ . SECOND -Prices in our store have' ways been the-lowest,-so-figui-ing guy:
war greatest ba_ sins you will get this summer season -.
suitable for immediate ' wear: THIRD The. firm says we must have more
business and the firm is willing to pa or it -that's why.
We believe you will qui ly decide with us that theand the
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greatest values. It is now to y
ou ladies of Goderich
sur-
--rounding country to take dvantage of this wonderful sale. You are
'-rem to come - our foods - in order to appreciate the values
ere are
few of the many items to be
allthrough the store
Coats
ge, nicely trimmed with braid All wool cheviots, serges, cover cloths, checks
re�lplar X28.00, for
$19.50 rapolonginclothgfs,rom prices
$7.95 tip to $26.00
'feeing at
There even•To be a R,meral ttat",4 written Trielt1Rfr('f'T•ee^f *IIat.uekwt.
MODEL THEATRE
Matinee Moodily at 3 p. m. her of the last T.egishitnre. Mr. Doris
Pauline Frederi
was not a candidate In the recent elec-
tions. having decided that his large
hnsinesel' Interests demanded his entire
to tion. The Free Prv:« also
has
In her greatest triumph attention.
lir. Darla misplaced Fr a! to his political
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tt (toads of Destiny" tons. Frail used to
Ie a rt
ue
bine
1,1,14' ('on s•n-a11re•. and we fancy he
Also a TWO -Mel Comedy, has tut altered mneh In this respect
4111*' he went 10 the West.
Musical Examination StreePasea-
At the recent musical examination.
held in Goderich In POnnectton with
the Toronto fonaervatory of Myatt, all
the candktntnlsf te1Nor h *trw. DMe h-
odlstr►n. orgy
odist church. were suave ffmarks. TEs.
tattled a high p nsttagP
WPwton Inns toPPn PnterinR ar'holwra at
the various rrtn+d4'441 examinations/ for
over tlftPen year. and during the whole
of that time has never had a purdl
fail 1
The ane(•Pxxf111 candidates 111144 year Sr.
ss follows : Primary Reade` -1t' grade
Howell (tumors). intmthwtory Rrn
-.Marian C. WPwton (Iirut4•in's hon-
ors) : Leila Curry (honors).
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. P. J. Gnam, late of Aylmer, has
taken charge of St. Peter's pariah and
conducted mass last Sunday. Rev. Father
McRae will make his home at Mount St.
Joseph. London, but. win be present at
the St. Peter's church ga vert party next
Tuesday.
At Knox church next Sabbath divine
worship will be conducted by the minis-
ter. Subjectsof sermons : 11 a. m., "The
Hills and the Deep.'. 7 p. m., "The
Guest of the Greeks." Sabbath school at
10 o'clock. The sacrament of baptism at
the morning service •
Miss Hazel McDonald, Lighth
street, Goderich. now a student at
the Moody Bible institute of
Chicago, hats been appointed leader
of a group of students who conduct
evangelistic services in one of the large
Chicago jails. This is part of the Insti-
tute's campaign of citywide evangelism
which is conducted by the students
throughout the year. Miss McDonald is
a member of the Presbyterian church of
Goderich.
"HIS SUNDAY COURTSHIP
Weduedity tirtl Thursday, July 27.111,
11 weather remains cool. an exception-
alty meritorious program will he
offeree.
Friday and Saturday. July tl-30.
Matinee at 3 p. m.
IC/WRNS O'BRiEN
1n a powerful story of politics! and lore.
"The Figurehead"
Algid a Twp•r t4 Select Komedy
The CsawitSisi •
Chautauqua Tisk week.
T TIM Goderh4 Chautauqua opens os
The services at the
Goderich sst
Bapti
church are at presentcharge
v.
Norman Davis. a returned missionary
from Central Africa who is remaining in
Canada for a period on account of Mrs.
Davis' ill health. Mr. Davis is astrongg
preacher and the Baptist peopleconsider
themselves fortunate in having his minis-
trations. His sermon subjects for next
Sunday will be : 11 a. m . "The Promise
of the Father." 7 m., "The inception
of a Great Faith." Bible school at 10 a.m.
B. Y. P. U. meeting at S.p m.
LOCAL TOPICS iN BRIEF.
According to bylaw, Goderich's civic
holiday will be on WeQsdaY• August 3
Remember the Rt. Peter's church gar-
den party in Harbor Park next Tuesday
All the einvaiwers who here been
daPlling mpmher'ablp tickets for the
Alexandra hawpttal are reinvented to
hand in their returns this week.
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skirt is our store
dy reduced • ly
or t is 'seven-alys
prices rp pinging from
ERE'S TWO REAL BARGAINS
Girls' Dresses -at $2.59
In swiss, spot muslin, trimmed with sky, maize,
cogen, nile, pink organdie trimmings, $.5(i
sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, sacrificing ✓✓
glnnot duplicate at double this price
Porch Dresses 79c
In five different patterns, trimmed with 79C
collars, cuffs and belts, clearing at
This price does not cover even labor
$2.50 up
Dresses '
A large variety of silk dresses in different shades
of silk, taffeta, crepe, charmeuse, georgette andmany
other qualities, prices Si50 up to ZA_5O
ranging from
The smartest of
Voiles, Organdies and Ginghams
Endowed with a refreshing charm and distinction,
surprisingly moderate_if pace
Organdies from $6.95 up
Voiles " $2.50 "
fiinghams ": $2.25 "
Silk Waists
$1.75 -
Silk waists, blackonly,
trimmed , with tucks and
.75 buttons, sacri- $1 -
firing at
Waists
250 waists in tricolette, georgette, crepe, satin, silk,
voile and many other popular materials. They are all
going to be cleared out at rock -bottom prices. Come
early and get first choice.
#-lose, Hose, -Hose -
Lot No. 1 black only, sizes 8 1-2, 9 1-2, 10,"'2. 7C
selling at
Lot_Io• 2 navy. }Mack, brown. grey and sand, all
selling -at.
55c pr. or 2 pr. for $t.00
Lot No. 3 black only, pure silk hose, sizes 9ik
9, 9 1-2, 10, going at
• '� earCo.
es eSelect
GODERICH
Healquartars and Factory : 448 Queen St. West/toronto
The fire alarm was sounded about 2
o'clock Tuesday morning for a blaze at
oxer Martin's, Maitland street, east of
loser Salt Co.'s works. The barn
had taken fire, presumably from lightning.
and burned to the ground. The contents,
chiefly household furniture,ede-
stroyed. There was some insurance.
in the report of the Nnrntal School ex-
aminations. which appeared in the Tor-
onto papers on the t4:h. the name of
Miss Elizabeth Sowerhy 1Y mistake was
omitted from the list of successful stu-
dents. She has obtained a second-class
certificate. Her sister Ella also received a
similar certificate. Congratulations are
*tended to iheMtttses Sovettby.
•••11m
Mies Marne' Stile, of Toronto, is spend.
pug her vacation with Mrs. D. F. Cornett.
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OBITUARY.
Mtr(1RF:--.After an illness of several
mouths IVII1iam Thomas MOMS. Dowsed
away "11 Wednesday of (111! Week hh
ht
is home', St. David's "greet,
in tiro -fifth year. Mr. Moore with his
Aamil} came to Goderich +seat three
here he
months
In rhe hardware Myth.
lbuRl
ad
nesat for
beenten
year. Formerly ,he iived at .\rthur,
At. .Marys awl kirkton. Besides his
wife, he 1eaves two daughters
ao hoof Toronto
son ; Yrs. Roy
Frahk anti Alva, at home. HP la vived vtlrosur-
our
sister..f thn.y fof Kir'kton; Robert, of
t'arkhcad ; Samuel. of Dauphin, Man.;
jaw... of Elllitbi(it'e': flask.; Mew
ter,l n, of Lolnlpn. tent., and Mrs. Conk,
of Calgary. Mr! Moore was a Matson
and a will be (.011111114411 funeral
un1nr•t40 at tlwhor
e sonbYt-
dav afternoon by HP. .1 F Reyeraft,
wvey til tolirh Illyth1/remains Pon-
fointerment
1�►}t1) -There panted away on Ttles-
•)iy. July 18111, Rev. \V .1. Ford, LL.B.,
ryt the 1454' of seventy •1T !Part. Ile
`:.ad been living here with hl! brother,
Rev .1 F. Ford of town, for timely
two years. Ht was born at Peter -
koro, (int., but spent the whole of hit
ministerial carver of fifty years inf
Western Ontario, holding many im-
portant charges. He was president o0
the London Conference is 1907. Hie
pastorates included Fws►tl, Pavklt141. w
Glencoe, Wyoming, ('lintou and Vete.
tomtit' ehureh, London. Ile was for
many years rhsirlann of district and
dk 'upIPd other pneitiono in the gift Or
his brethren. IIP was a nen of *she
Information** good expository pr's, b-
er, and a fnithf111 pastor. The burtat
takes place today IThursdny) wt Cavil -
OM where his stetter who peed retw.•t1
him four years, is interred A taperai
Ieery lee will be held is the (ileggsti
Metholil4 church.
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