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OODU!CH, ONT.
OCTOBER
SALE OPPORTUNITIES
The opportunities offer for successful buying with satisfactory saving during October we• hope
will prove revolutionary in the process of lowering prices to the public. We plan to make this
month the biggest selling month in the history of our business. We hope we succeed and we will
succeed if you help us. Study the offers we have listed below and make your plans to attend.
These are savings you will be glad to welcome. We have not space to list them all here. Just two
weeks left.
FREE
1 only Durham Duplex Demon-
strator Razor with the purchase
of Colgates' or Williams' Shav-
ing stick, powder or cream. .
Regular 90c. Value for SOc.
A party who purchased one of these razors from
us recently said they "certainly work good."
Razor Straps—Large assortment, 20 per cent. off.
Big Lots of Soap
to clear at 6 for 25c.
Large round cakes, regular 2 for 35c, 2 for 25c.
Big Values at 3 for 25c.
Baby's Own Soap, 33c a box. Infants Delight,
30c a box. French Castile, 1 Ib. bars, 25c.
Tooth Brushes
Reg. 35c for 29c\
Reg. 25c for 19c
Heavy Red
Jar Rubbers
3 packages for
20c
Haines' Wilt-
shire Oils
Regular $1.00, far
69c
Chamberlain's
Cough Syrup
35c and 60c for
25c and 50c
Any one of these
TOOTH PASTES
for 25c
Colgate's, Wampole's, Penslar,
Vinolia, Minty's, Zodenta, Cor -
son's.
Quality
Chocolates.
Regular 60c lb. for
49c •
Celeste
HMR NETS
"3 for 25c
Guaranteed Perfect
HOT WATER BOTTLES
We offer you $1.25 Hot Water Bottle for 99c.
ties for 89c. Both one year guarantee.
$1.00 bot
Statloneo„ Values Writing Pads, IOc for 8c, 20c for 1Sc, Large size, 25c for 19c. Envel-
opes IOc pkg. for Sc. Papetries, 75c for 49c, 50c for 39c.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STOKE
The Square ,
---- - Telelphone 90
1 1'
.tr�r
lie•pt. IIII .•I' ' 1t h. 1111x. alai aas 11n-
ule,lattcly,killed to au attack upon the
Hii lA:ebnrg
line. 111s mother survived
the .sleek of pis death only for a short
tlw,'. 'Ili.• \viudiess to their lue'mury
Are reins .1•011t i e 'nf the ltesurreeIIon
Angel and of 'Ijiu.lthy and are dee•larcd
to be amine; the most artistic ever
stragas:I by the 'Toronto firm whlth
sulryllksl them They will the Wet:tilel
in time for the eery ice ou Thu moldy
lex1; 1.. w hi.•h the public is t'ordhtlly
bleated.
Harbor Notes.
The ateawcr Midland King arrived this
week with a eerie of 2110,(410 bueh t I, of
wheat for the Big Mill ek'vatur.
The steamer l'al 't arrrivel from
Milwaukee with 3e6,1100 bushel', of Amer-
ican oats and Corn for .the Big Mill ek•-
van.r.
A The steamer Hunte Sndth *reheat
on We.lneeday with. 225,001' btldlels of
wheat, .eats Kiel Max for the Godericll
ek•vator.
te
The ti Gdltgw.,'181 .isdeer noon
at the li.derich elevator with a cargo "f
230,000 bushels ..f wheat, 11e lilcnlivet
with 127,04) bushels of wheat and nag.
soul the (aenbrae w ith 120,000 bushels of
wheat.
•Tile damage to the marine keg of the
Gooli•rieli elevator W11 repaired on Tura -
day, Exceptionally quick time was
made in this work, reflecting credit on
Engineer Tromanhauser, of Toronto, and
Superintendent Shepl and of the elevator.
The shipments .81 grain this year are
very much Kneader than in any previous
year. To dote 12.50),11011 bushels have
been received, cougwnd with y! ,t!eu,0Of1
last year. and it is expected that this
years Wtal will reach 1,5,11141,140 I)IIY ('lIl,
\\'hilr worktug aronlld the machin-
ery at the 1,.idrrk•h eiesator on Mon-
day Mr. .1. T. Bell had the thumb of
his right 11111111 ladly lollies!. He
will be off work for a coop& of weeks -
nursing the 1ujuresl member.
1f you don't like salad, you can have
hot beans at the Arthur Circle Tea, Octo-
ber _9th.
CHURCH NOTRS.
Dr, S. S. Bates, of Torontq, will Preach
do the Baptist church next Sunday morn-
ing. Itev. J. E. Ford will take the ser-
vice in the••evenilg.
Rev. J. F. illeycraft will ..renpy the
pulpit in Victoria street next Sunday.
.His subjects will be: /doming, "The,.
Christian'.. Ideal of Beauty;" evening,
"The Fall of Calamity." Epworth
League will be itekl on Monday evening.
at which Mr. G. J. S. Loynes will give
an address.
The Swastika Girls' Clhb of Knox
church entertained tit. Andn•w's ('Iub to
a very- jolly evening on Tueatlay of JI1 .
week in the church schoolroom. A pro -
arum of contests, ''proles" and other
numbere was carried out and enjoyed by
everyone. During the evening a bounti-
ful and delicious lunch was served.
The annual tlmnk-offering meting of
the Woman's Missionary Society of
Knox church was held in tlw lecture -
room of the church on Tuesday after
-
naon. There was a gond attendance of
the ladies of the congregation, and inter -
eating addressee were given by Nor,..
— - ela1y,1 W. J. eeott at Um'', and Mrs.
Davidson. 01 Smith's Hill.
!try. George (i►Inuore. of !Gilley, was
the speaker in Kuux Atwell last Sun-
day morning and Kit VP special consider-
ation in his midribs,. to the work of the
R•um11tl" M Society. iety. Rev.
ramp's 1 1a111110111 preadwsl 111 the even-
- lilt. The pastor. Bev. It. C. McDer-
Inrreaee your etardstg
attending IM+
&{ELLIOTT;
yaw and G,.•1.. Ss
ferrtdv hew -slew in as Dwar.n,ann TAew.ad,
el w I«_ stairs- nsor�vo M 1114•.•16 We. W r.M
M ceaseceases. ass W. aI.L OTT. Prnnpal.
Try a wad AL in me sioal.
These Old Pictures of Father sad
Mother are ver) .fear to yOU. lust
tear in mind that gout children
wbuld cherish just such pictures of
you. Make the appointnrertt tmhay.
The Satlows' Studio
LOCAL TOPICS.
Keep Tbf. Date In Mind
The ladies' Aid of North street Metho-
dist church intrtul h..Iding a bazaar nn
the lair Saturday in November, in the
aehoolns.m of North street church. Keep
this date in mind.
llallewe'ea Darter.
The men of -North St. Methodist centred
will give a Hallowe'en dinner in the base-
ment of the church on Monday evening.
October 111.1. After the dinner a splendid
program will be n'ndensi in the church
auditorium. Don't forget tlw date.
Graf—Bend.
The marriage was nolemniaed at Kitch-
ener, at the home of the bride's Towne%
on Tuwadass October. 4. o1 Mins Inge'
Hekl and Mr. Isadore Graf, former -1Y of
, i,derich. The gnats was well known in
THE HYDRO STORE
Use an Electric Vacuum
Cleaner and your house will
always be clean. Does the work
quickly, quietly, efficiently and
economically.
See our -display of Electric
Irons, Washing Machines, Lamps,
OW., at
THE HYDRO STORE
neer B1do of Squarer, Gorlerich, Oat.
Men's Mackinaw Coats
at the Lowest Market Price
Men's Heavy Mackinaw.
made with large shawl
collar, belt and two pock-
ets. Colors red mixed,
green mixed, grey mixed
and brown mixed. Sizes
38 to 42. Special at
$6.25
Men's Heavy Sweater Coat,
Jumbo stitch, large shawl
collar, plain brown only.
Sizes 36 to 42. Special at
$31S
You'll always find our
prices the last to up and
the first to come down.
M..RO
assdMed b) mi.l l'""cltel suuiv-er'ary sermons in
(3ockpch having been in partnership (erformel the cefemony, the lhwby trlidtl C.111111•11 at Ripley
brother, M Roll l ( f tl t r Ree T. 'H. lass The Public worship in Knoi'ehurrh next
mens. hslryn• erulte then Mt[ for Chicago 1 V
with his r. Ralph Oral, ra ,e r.. u .
where they will spent tome time with Salibuth will be ermduetdd by Rev. Dr.
OR For California' r•lut{res of the bride. On their re- 1'err(e. of \Vingham. in exehauge of
Mesar.. Fide Swans, William Drew turn they wIM make their home In pulpits with Rev. Mr. ]lelh•rluid, who
and Cyril Dalton left on Monday for. Eastwood The many 4icakerieh friend! will coltduc't anuiver.•mry werrlery, '
%etIII h. ('11lifornia, eigbtet'n miles ftrol ,,f Mr. and Mrs. Allison join in wish- Wingbam. Sabbath school and Bibles
Angeles. They weat by train as Mg them every happiness clas.rs at 3 o'clock.
far as Detroit, where they planned to "How •to live up to mu -
Los prayers"
purchase an automobile and motor the' Mr%. C. A. Reid's,Reeeptisa win be the subject a4 the Men's flub
remainder of the trip to the "Gold I .\ charming reception was held on in North street Methalist church text
c'onettry.' These young men bare I Tuesday of Teat week, when Mrs. C. A.1 euudny morons and will be intro_
many friemis in Goderich and The 1 Reid received for the first time since her dn,.,•,l by Mr. H. k, Long. At tbe re$.
Signal j ' . with them In wiehtn6 marriage.The bride welcomed her man? I lar morning service ' the pastor's
thein a.,+gfe journey to their destina-
tion. •_
Rooth—Bartlett.
A quiet wedding was solemnised at St.
George's rectory, (ioderieh, on Saturday;
October 14, when Rev. S. R. Hardy united news In silver has eu m e c .a - reread image. There was a splendid
in marriage Mie. Muriel Frances }Bartlett, decorations. Mrs. Heard was assisted tome 41 WI a d here fua • spg ens
daughter of Mr. Joseph Bartlett, of Dor- thediningnant by Mimi Gladys D. '1111ey' ant. leis. Mabel Kafue des ne and
elweter. England, and Mr. Frank Rooth, of Stnrtfonl, and Hua Dorothy Whitely, I t•1
St. I the pastor gave the address of eel
err Tbunday, October 20, 1921 -K
Outstanding Values in Beautiful
FURTRIMMED COATS
$25.50, $28.5o, $36.50 and $60.00
1kevelopel in tine quality all -wool V.•Inurs dial 1<ill„rtulo's w
rich shade,' of blue, reindeer. taupe aUd brown.
These Coate ane lined throughout with men..•rims' sateen.
but usostly of Ia.t quality satin.
Our special rouge' of Suits In finest Serpa. 111141 V410111, in
all newest shades. Our special Khasi $21.50 to $31;.50.
Fascinating Frocks
Of dependable qualities of lustrous satins ami crepe cloths,
also 1ricolette's and tri. -idlers.
Very stylish and ,xe•t•8NIgly ulalerate iu pews. Fss•
from $15.14 up.
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Only a few' (Muni Dresses to clear ut $5A5.
Special cubes in Tricolette 410 Georgette 111141 t'rele.le.•he•u.•
Waists, $4,54.
s Our epe•lal Trl.olettc Waists in all send•e. $2J05.
Serviceable Hosiery, 98c
Other lines, specially price'l at 25e -59e.
Well -fitting Hose 111 wool pl11tel gtv y 181141 black ,.ashuti•re,
ami brattier mixture in brow 11, green ,411,1 14114•, sizes kala to 10.
Select =ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
Goderich
Headquarters and Factory: 448 Queen St., West, Toronto
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HALLOWE'EN DINNER
Do not forget the Hallowe'en Dinner to be bicen by the
men of North street Methodist Church ou
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31st, 1921
Dinner will be served in the Sunday School 11(001
1 from 6 to 8 o'clock. - After the dinner a spkndi pro-
gram will be rendered in the church auditorium : .
ADMISSION --Adults 30c Children 25c
ST. HRLRNS.
Turwlay, 1k -totter 1x.
Mlle Meowed -Mi
Meg,ihIlln left ell Tlntreilay morning
for Mathias/in, New enteric, where
they hare secum' eriroule.
Live fond wanted at Miller's store
every Thurwlay nroradug. ilighe•st
prlere paid.
Stns. !iambi Todd re•eivell a uu•es.age•
en Southey from Iwr brother. Andrew
Neely, of Saginaw, stating that his
only child, !toward, a boy or ten wars.
W11,/4 dead. Mrs. Todd 41141 Stanley
lett by rotor on Sunday to attend the
faneral.
•Miss Anna M,Kenzie and Miss
(:lady. Weed, attended the teachers'
convention at Exeter on 'l'burwlay and
Friday and visited in Stratford ..n
Saturday. .
11.('7,. t'_Cumin* dr,uducted the an-
nive'rsary eervk•et In 1 Kanix,nliteef
hyterlan church last Smskly. Rev.
u
ghee t in a lovely gown of shell pin theme will lw : "fie (beat World- Dr, f'amplrell took the envie• hem ural
kittenelette silk embroidered in crystal hunger for Got."- In the evening he „.1.1„,..,:i 1kP woman'. Mi,wiou8ry
beads, and wad assisted in receiving by will epee -k on' "Jesus, tbe .Bread of souk -1y in the evening.
\ire. Frank H. Martin, of (;oderich. In 1 Life."
Miss Wilhemiun Itutherfonl was
the tearoom. over which Mrs. Robert On ,Tay night Nib Epworth home from Mitchell for the week -end
Heard. of lenalon, presided, Ophelia'�
k ra i renin l�� Isere tide R(>t'� of North Woman's lnstilute.—T'IIP monthly
meeting of tit. Hrl*wu \Vumtut1 1u-
,411ute will to -'•e•.. ..Q1t-Tawrsday,
*ktober 27th, at 2.34) o'clock at the
horde of Mrs. .1. A. Rutherford. After
roil call and a dl.e•teedon of current
event's the wlbjeut to le n,nsldcrel
will he : "The 'Moral sod Physical
Harm of Faultfinding." All are ex-
peete�d firing enmethine era fAe-teule-
jett. rrlial invitation Is extended
10 the dies.
of Co derich, Tate of the Royal Artillery.
Mr. and Niro.. Byron Wilson were the
atte'ndetts. Tlw bri,le was artiest in a
aavy serge snit with henna feather hat
and wore. a corsage bouquet of bridal
nests. Mr. and Nin. Rooth wilt made
on West street, 1ade'rich.
George Stewart Joins the F. T. D. A.
Alr. lieurge Stewart was at Toronto,
last week in attendance at the annual
yn,
New York, while Ire
George Price cut the ices. l'shering to come. A very racy paper of mote's on
the tearoom was MIS. H. C. Dunlop, current events wow given by Mr. enf-
ant!alis Ruth Martin was a pretty door I ries Mr. Sheppard gave a reedit*
attendant. Aut flowers in a pleasant which Ire had given on the ncaeion of
mase of colon were effectivel7 arrangedhis first meeting at a acetal evening
in the' music and in the hvingroom, I given by the North street young people
where Mrs. Reid received. in his Pttlde'nt days at the G. C. 1.,
The Chautauqua Convert. when Rev. Dr. J. A. Williams was
The first entertainment of the Chan -
ed.
The rending www w,41 render'ed. Rec. Mr. Royle, pastor of Nile,
convention of the Florists' Telegraph De- tangent series, under the auspices of atay.• a very timely and irmplring ad -
livery Association. The meetinnggwaa the Huron bodge, No. 02; 1.O.0.F., was dress on 'Manhood." Bright games
first errs heli on Canadian soil by this given In North street Methedlet rhumband dainty refreshments eonrluded a
Association, and in, attendance and in last Vrlday evening by the 1)el Mar
pleasant and profitable Prening'e fel-
other
tie amount of work completed, it aas
the met au:ctwsful in the hietnry of the
Arw.x'iation. Mr. Stewart is now a mem-
ber of thin Association, which is cempoped
of over 2,1100 florists in the United States
and Canada. He is thus in a potation to
511 any order for flowers for delivery in
any part of the *raid.
Contributions to Hospital.
The followingy7 contributions to Alex -
Qu sin the month of Rep'
tember are gratefully acknowledged: lane
basket of pears and one basket of to-
mato a from Mrs, J. Fell ; baskets of pears
from Mee. Townsend, Mrs. Bowler and
Mrs. Dunlop; basket of tomato's, Mrs.
J. Horton; basket of pairs and one of
grapes, Capt. Slepperd; basket of to-
matoes add a "quash, \ors. Hunfalvy:
p(wo,ttaatoes, chili sauce and basket of pears,
Mrs. Jos. Salkeld; two jars sof fruit, Nlis'
Stirling; jar of marmalade,Mrs. Eo
borne;l
jar of fruit, Mrs. J. Jnhneeann, Dedleatten menu..loaf of bread Mro.. J. Foster; dnsrn and On Thnrwlay, October 27th. at R
ands hospital i g
(ptartette. Owing, no doubt, to The League am always
attrakinship. Nile .ttons on the tame night there kinship• Til,' Sr. ,'aNorth stn a
was not a large crowd Intl thane who who I
nttrmled enjoyed the program very I
nine*. The qumatett4 cott.tsteol of Mies ('amen,n has returned from the
Mleaes Billie Mimeo, leader and millinery opening* in Toronto.
v1011uiet, Ida Naftzger, eellnist, Lois
ilt'uel, soprano and accompanist, awl Hold ThankagivIng Day open for
I'hyllts Smythe, elouetlonist. in ad- the 'toper and Commit in Victoria
dMjon to rendering several lnstru- street chervil.
mended numbers, notably parr d[ bite
Peer Gy*t suite, the ladles were able
to give a very eotertatrting and varied
program as they posessed charming
voices. Mime Smythe. the macer, esr-
rierl her andlet+ce with her In her
hunlomna or pathetic seleetfows. AI -
together the program pmml u'el well
for the n'ttnining events of the series.
The rest event is a lecture by Arthur
Welwyn F.valaa oa November 30.
a -halt n( blue. Mrs. Knuckle; ire create. pat-, the Bishop of 'baron w1h1 deal- 1 Garrey.
1[11. W. 1.. Horton; cream, Mrs. (Dr.) ..ate tw•o hearNf0..tamed glass win- I Stn. 3 1'. Sullivan ha. returned to
Sale.; china, Mrs. W. Fraser. 110%11,1 in 51 George's church. The Buffalo after a few weeke' mention
Anima—mag. windows are the gift of Mn. (les. )t. epsnt sere.
An Item of interest to many (laded laseMrs andAre In
Hauls.,
a her • -- —
tuory of her plater,
tagP of ,'dues
KINGSBRIDGR.
Tuesday, t) toter 1q.
M.•.tsrs. James and Patrick Mc-
('arthv. of 1)e•troit, are home.
Mr. amt Mrs. 1t. lleninger spent Hun-
tley at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
('1110in Aurrtin.
Miss 1.oretta Myers, of 0044'rhh,
spent Sunday In Aahaeld.
Miss Mary Garvey hoist left after
Kremlin, the summer at the hone of
tier lar rent., Sol. and M es. Thom
rich friends Is the mars
rearm King. datfghter of Mr. amt I Bopu'W. s McKe and ler soMerriam'.
L Me -
formerly
C. L. King, of Kfaeardlne, and 1 many formerly strp.rtwh'neent of Alexandra Kee were
her madrears residents
Hospital
Hoepltwl, lkraerk'!n, to RM. Wallace C. of theme's, congregating. After are + t-
tetupts M enlist 'McKim Mon -loon at
finally aceeptl'fl fiy fine llrith Inf+., try
of the Atm -rims 1Eltpselkttrsary 1‘.re7e.
otnatcered ter go Into um. Ione en
Alfsoo, of 9r4at/rood. cion a farmer
resident *1 Goderich, The enarrlagw
took psis' In the 'Thumb of the Mess
Oka: lithirwtdItlt+'"IUe'.,el
'F. E. row),
tnittb.'brot bikitMfi.r if tire beide,
11e •
CZEli A 7w ars ass
exp. rlalwt-
tag 'r8
} w Yaw Ur.
IalaaeV lnal-
asset tar Ree aha pain war -
Mina. It renes at ono, and gratis-
alty Witt Ms ally Maspls Iwo Dr.
Onets 'a Ointment roe Wore s'wna~ a
repy14 trod i, .11� tell
1 Awes.� er g4.tilsea. Rates A
T- arelKln
THERE IS ONLY ONE
GENUINE ASPIRIN •
p
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin—No others 1
It yell don't ace the "Bayer Gare'
es the tablets, refuse them—they are
t Aspiria at ell. - -
lnsiat es gramme "Bayer Tablets-of-
Aspirin"
ableiiifAspirin" plainly stamped w ah the safety
"Bayer ('rose' —Aston!' pre., shed by
physician's for s.neteen years and proved
safe by millions for Headache, Tooth-
ache, Kararhe, Rheumatism. Lumbago,
C•olda, Neurt.a, and Pain generally.
Handy tin Dozes of 12 tablets—also
larger "Bayer" packages. Made is
Canada.
Aspirin is the trade mark (retesttree&
in Canada), of Bayer Manufacture or
bonoaeeticaeidester of Malieylicacid.
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture, to assist the
ublic against imitations, the Tabhsta of
Bayer Compaay,ldd., will be stamped
with Icer' - fsT -->
°Bayer Cross.
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GREAT STOCK
Reciucing -'Siiie
Having disposed of our Retail Furniture Business
to Mr. J. R. Wheeler we are now planning to reduce
our stock it all line before giving
Possession on November 15 -
Space will not permit us to quote prices but bar-
gains are assured as a substantial discount will be
given on every article in the store.
Walker's Furniture Store
.1 he Square, Goderich
Cts
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