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Zam-Buk provides an ever -
ready and reliable first-aid for
Injuries. It is also unequalled
as a soothing, speedy remedy
for obstinate and deep-seated
skin disease, poisoned wounds,
ulcers, plies, etc.
Within every box of Zam-Buk are
stored the most valuable healing,
soothing and antieptu properties
known to Science Its unique herbal
composition and an absolute freedom
from ac.mal fan and mineral drugs
make Zain-Buk the safest and best
drsauag for skin troubles of all kinds
net a 1 : hie ,d th.m t.r.t knhel
AwJcr h ..w
your drug/psi or 4„r.
sae "4 Tam B..4 t ,. Tooni
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a
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Sunday
Afternoon
Ry 1SABELHAMII.Tq,
Goderich, Ont.
.4.1 _ra..e our srinsh11e0 "PC),
us'; ,nrthlhwwt retitle.
\� �I k•udu4". In Lute boson*. 41we11,
THE SIGNAL,
of Jesui Christ. The scribe was
'I evidently clearer-mluded and more
rarue'. hou either the Hermitian,. or
the Sail -ducted. They proposes' ladi-
I tical and apeeulative queetlons; but
the scribe matte a spiritual inquiry,
' '•which Iii the time confine nd turut 4)f
I ail'r"thls le the kind of gueetton
obiclt Is worth) of the moat auxhws
,otasldrr*I ion.- life 'should not Iwo
, :lagst "In paltry disputes about tribute
• worry• v1'. ha stluiy hag que'ftiurrt 41f
Iwrren speculation. but lu doting out
the principles which are at Ilig very
I.r•utre of things and shall abide for-
l- fir and true a- bine. jest's t'hriet answered the scribe it.
K. I , I.wceful it. I)5' t idst ..f Nr. the -tense's neon spirit -a epirIt of the
1.6.1 -giving and forgiven. A.145.14•-1-t,lewuity owl veneration. The
life 1 word- of the commandments us pro•
uot.n.r 1 by Jesus 4 hrlet are simply
11111N'•Uo. %VItho11t expoeirlon or cur
largeuaeut lie repented the wort.. of
PRAYER,a,dv,it life: tae pruninoweil them .with
R'.- thank Thera Our Entire, fur the authority ..f the 1.a44glt.r. Mau
the fellowships of this life ankl. ed'. t o MU)U •1 u+' Il'hel r 31•11
hi.
lints 'I'II"' to help no to whine life1- upwards towards God, the other so-
w
again -I the-u+lr4• of vBi-hu4•ss which art 1 hugest tiw•ards w.ck0y. Both
wunl.1 ,+.•ter these b intik elder us �.4)uu11ai,dwruts have t11r eIw1114)I1 ru,K
wore wit noon. cl41vly by the ,rrhl- 41f lute, t\'r may reverence Laud without
„f Ione Io those• '44 ho uwvl us uud; l41viu• Ilfnl. Fur 44111' Il'ighbur sur way
to tl„-e .l sur m551.- 111 J4•su' hu tees steles tiuit without utrectiou.
,,ante ae pray.
.\wen. •rhe in% hie requirement to more than
-- - reyeren.5• u1' adgairatlon. It is love,
�. �. I.Et S(/N I`IIK (H"I', filh, 19"9 The answer which the soil's re -
I... -son Topic - Itetnesaif' si Our turned u. Jesus ('heist -bows that in
the heart of uu.0 there ie. it Vohw
Debt 10 /Them,
10 may we lead the pllgrhur •
.ti111 t,!lluw 'le II. Gurney
„hi, h confirm,• the claim of God.
'asr.agt� 1'' :211-.t 1 : l\',,II Master, thou hath said the
GODERICH, ONT.
Andrew MacLennan. Bouquet Cos -1
mos -Ethel McKenzie, Duncan Thor-
, burn, Almira Alton, Marjorie McDon-'
!aid, Eileen Treleaven. Wanda Fergus-
' on. Bouquet Salpiglossis -Marion
, lileIhnwhh Ululutl ru.(us table bou-
quet from home garden-Robt. Sint-
pson, Benson Shackleton. Frances
Crozier, Emily Brown, Keith John-
ston, Olive Blake.
FRUIT
SMALL ailments, if neglected,
sometimes grow •..riot.-. On
occasion, an °fora:ion be' oines
inevitable. It is wise t, s:uard your
healtlrcontinuously. Merlett's Treat -
meet is a proved and leuah!e system.
cleanser. It tones up the !Iver, pre-
vents bile stagnation and relieves
jaundice, chronic stomach trouble,
gastritis, constipation and other
diseases. If you suffer at all from
any of these symptoms you will find
Marlatt's invaluable.
Five Dollars per Tie mitre.
Sold and recommended by
J. A. CAMPBELL
and all other g••' d Mildred Felce, Alex Gauley, Roy Mc -
Every tiny lid! la a
storehouse of flavour
'IP I BAB
ORANGE
1
Northern Spies -Hilda Lane, Roy
MI Kenzie, Benson Shackleton, Anna
May Culbert. Basket assorted fruits
Elleda Hunter, Anna May Treleav-
en, Keith Johnston. R. A. McKenzie.
POULTRY
Barrett Itot'k cockerel-- Wait. Situp-
' son/ olive Blake, Clifford Blake,
on
iColin Crozier,
Keith Johnston. Basrred Rock, kpullet
-Olive Blake, Alex Ganky, Clifford
1 Blake• Hilda 'Lane, Wanda Ferguson,
Robt. Simpson. 'White Leghorn, cock•
l erel-Mildred Felce, Gordon Ander-
'son, Eldon Bradley. Hilda Lane, Roy
McKenzie, Colin Crozier. White
1 Leghorn, pullet -Mildred Felee, Ei-
don Bradley. Gordon Anderson, Colin
Crozier, Alex Gauley, Roy McKenzie.
• Any Kt -William Watt, Harry Kil-
patrick; Russel Alton, Harold Robb.
elei •lie Brown, Gordon Hebb. Dozen
Brown Hen's Eggs-,Elledyi Hunter,'
Hilda Lane, Alex Gauley, Muriel
Blake, Keith Johnston. Clifford
Blake Dozen White Hen's Eggs-.
1.1' -stall 1 . druggists.
James 2:11-17.truth." We should -pink n- to J. W. MARLATT & Co. Ltd...
(:oldest Trxl-1'ltillppiarls 1:1. cougw! thine who hear us to uckuo44-
Toronto, C•
nto, ntario
lu lir. J,w•lah Parker's ext.• -it ion 4)u. h.lge that our word is .true. We van ' sur a tai sd4lted ,,."n ad. ->r
tat. portion of the gospel of Murk he 11141 this by our tout. 114* well +1's' by um.
-n�-: -'Phis incident shoe.%- ilia! it.-. roesitting.1 ize erre part- hewing the Poor awl
tired influence may Iw' ,•x 1 expression of a ►t
f 1 1 iman Ile
1.•
Kenzie, Anna Treleaven, Hilda Lane,,
Keith Johnston. E STOCK
,I _to:Heultunit Colt -- Lloyd Hunter
Ite•t' 4l+If 4'I1Ron1 Blake. 4;union
Anderson. Dairy Calf- Mildred
et Lel by Joon. Christ recognize, e ire ng
Felce. Market Lamb - Clifford
1'hr4thw teaching. i:ceu i! the-'rilw• fele o gMw that i- i a ate exp - ' Blake, Irene Ross, Gordon Anderson,
had not pr41laf.ttl tial- I j told the scribe that he was mit
•,. then
way 1►e
a„ their
far In Itself sin alleyi. Kenzie Ross. Halter broken Colt-
surruw.. for even re , iIl ast•k Lloyd Hunter. Halter broken Ca
If-
wonht hive reet•Iye1 1131V.1 ION-. "11 feint the kingdom of 1:,41. Jesus
turns.' 1Clifford Blake, Gordon Anderson,
the answer which Joon." 1 I, • Chriet reromthse1 good directions anti 1111.(11t0".
carr. i1' t.1 vthat alor.othal: otcnh w
4) the $1"Idu,.•r-. II. .,., 1t'n,lru''trs, 11' well as 'u's'ef'1I re- ust0know .'t- f,el fur u'.; Mildred Felce. Pair Baron Hogs-
evideutly inapt,• -scot with the ,t•,a.. -tilts. We should never 1e afraid to but it we have the .,,' •1I'. and th •
Iw'I 1' '� worthy ..• ur1. ra1t..1 Px•
Clifford Blake, Gordon Anderson.
er.•If cuutrd. 11111 high spiritism •'..us'• tell otters 41f the 1,,441 w, ,act tat 1 , object t. a wt rthy in 1 DOMESTIC SCIENCE
ROBERT WILSON
------ FOR
the famous Fleury Plows, De Laval Cream Separators,
Frost Fencing and Gates
Lunden's Haying Tools. Gould, Shapley and- Nluir's
Windmills and Cement Mixers.
Tudhope Anderson's Wagons and Machines.
Godarriet , Ontario
Hamilton `toot
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GODERICH INGARAGE
tl 1 \L -1 IIVICE 'STATION Ft1K-
Dtaraat, Hadsoo sod Essex, General Motors Automobiles ismi-.Jtlaeks
Expert on Electric Trouble We Specialize on Brake Service "-
1•-nt ran iu4ire lu-i"+•ti.'n !,1.n they are repaired by us
Automobile Supply, Electrical Parts for All Makes of Autos in Stock
1111y4,ne wh, can bring a ear sur can't repair-
1'F
HARRY BRADLEY
HAMILTON ST PHONE 247
!w •a •,4.11 to the stool. preesiuns are mere e..., ,,.'1•!• 0Ui 't'�- School Lunch- Keith Johnston,
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placate rather than -'•''i,.• the ho - Anna May Treleaven, Jean Johnston
The AI"'-tle de•tare. here that faith Ings ,1'f the sufferer. ...use.' Mom 'Benson Shackleton, Jean Culbert,
which ,b..-- n..t pr.41wW goof works, Bans...* t'onlnl4'ntery. Alex Gauley. Oatmeal Cookies-Lil-
4)r which, fairly
g 114)1 pr.Hlwil holy live -_ Tian McLean, Eileen Campbell, Beat -
fug if fairly vct(rt one. will save In % ORLD Ml...I0''. rice Treleaven, Florence McKenzie.
man. for it is not genuine faith. In A Problem Layer ;Cake, with icing -Anna Mae
proof of ..his hr fu-rou,'e- the cnV of 4briiln hs Farrish. Emily Brown, Jean John-
ine w'ho wee hungry or onkel, want- missionary was ..w -minister * 'r genii Grace Courtney. Muriel Thur -
Ing n411 good 45 6.10.,.. or kind 'soil* Widish Columbia. \ the burn Margaret Hibben. Lemon
,•,t,uraRrmt tit a 11 L
Jaws 2:1147.
1 merely. but the acts to whicb goal
wishes awl kin,' words prompt. Re-
ligion 1'. not designesl.t.. Is.. a cold nb-
sn':u•ti4)11: It 1. t4) tit• is living 311111
sifylrg principle. '
There 1- a great deal or that kiud-
u,re and charity In the world which
, i- espr,rv.l I.'. tnrre goal wishes. If
w,• really have not the mean. 41f re -
RHEUMATISM?
$��a? Neuralgia?
Tee us. lease raid. Mrs. T. H.
Sheehan of W mdsoratory Ont was[helpless
pouldn'tI� en her eyes, and sprat
�warty 21000 for treatments She
wrrtes: "Piece bozo/ d T -R -C's mads
Neuritis
4 tme� well". T-R-Csaree,qusL
a good Lu f or go. o tica, N Baer N. NoNo bar�ul
drugs. 50e & 21 Quick. Vis. to
Titase~ IDERUMATIC
ESSEX
the C4//enger
ESSEX
SUPER
$IX
GREATEST IN PERFORMANCE
SPEED -faster than any tar ever built in its price ds-- -Not just a fine
drawn shute of advantage but a smashing big superiority that easily dis-
tances anything in this field. Its supremacy is not based on theoretical
horsepower and specially adapted test devices. Essex speed is a real and
usable quality --established on the road- established in records at better
than 70 miles an hour, all over the country -established by stop -watch
timing ewer measured distances -established by owners who know and
constantly demonstrate that nothing can touch it at the price.
GETAAY-here again the proofs are actual, from 5 t„ 2 miles in 7
seconds- from 10 to 70 in 19.2 seconds. But more important is the value
of Essex geta'Lay in -daily service. Its ability is so well known that every-
one expect.. it to be'first away at the signal "Go."
SMOOTHNESS -exclusive ,to- the patented Super -Six principle,
which'n- uthcr ritakgr can copy.
ECONOMY -never a1•rroached with like performance. You may ex-
,peer IS miles to the gallon and upward -many get more -in your Essex the
Challenger. important taxicab companies. have chosen Essex the Chal-
lenger as exclusive equipment because its total of all operating expenses
was the :lowest in the whole motor world, To every buyer there is assured
fuel andoilec•nnrtmy, durability, tire wear and low maintenance expense.
RELIAIilLITY-official tests, as well as the experience of 200,000
owner with the lowest actu.,l records of service cost, establish Essex the
Challenger as the "Reliahilitv'Car of the Year." Two Essex entries with
perfect scores, won the (;rand Prize of the famous "Tour de Frances" re-
liability classic, against a large field of costlier American and European
cars.- No other car of whatever price level equalled the perfect record
scored by both Essex entries.
EAST' TO BUY -Odyn fro. dollar. more M moot. Jia.
Ike I,4.rn pr•eed cars am eM awe'". 40 mow sea mere rhos 0-•
and beautiful Septi • So. Fat Insette, le this earl yon Few gar
..sur .sur be ail 1... as s. wad via. w.ourble D_T .t 5 -,-
EEASY
.A SY "1 O OWN -r.... present .er .wdt h. screed n•
to liberal n i n1. and twill Meb&14 ro.w .h. cativo B•et
T. IL 54 i P..d.a.. Pl....eer. lowest auaa able tenon an ftalanrr.
840 - P
All prices . Windsor,
taxes extra
L. J. BAKER
Goderich Inn Garage
P J. MacEWAN, GODERICH
t•
Phone 106
was l•ohlwisera tlug 4, :hut 4)u •
dittkult(es of his 'scut t rather the Tarts-Elleda Hunter, Mildred Fel-
ditticulty, for to the m. 4-..1. _t seemed ce, Ven Little, Marion McKenzie,
that there was onl} ., c great oh- Lillian, McLean, Jean Johnston. Ap-
stacle iu the way :.ringing the ple sauce -Marion McKenzie.
AnnMay Dorothy
people Of India to Cin.- awl "hat was Curran, Harvey Robb. Mildred
that one had to expo -- i,:urrlf 114 a Treleaven, .ilex.' Gauley,
foreign language, e . of .■mew rel.". t'egetnblt' Salad -Jens' John -
made it difficult fur ..--iouary and ston. Alex auley,E EmKily
Brown.
An-
lien
Johnston.
hearer to understand • li other It j na May
it were not for theft., - :.-r the Gospel : Margaret Johnston. Cream Fudge- -
,4)f l'hrist. he felt. ,..old rdnlply Benson Shackleton, Violet Ritchie.
i*rr r
over India. "ssbesery de- h rrMargaret
`. Ferguson,
Johnston.
El-
win -red to this reading
' he situation ledaHunte
;tie! when hie friend I • o his Whit !Peanut Brittle -Emily Brown, Mar -
took hive down 10 au I,•.li:ru.quarter 1garet Johnston, Jean Johnston, Olive
in It. 4'. and Intralu•.-,1 him to an I Blake. Keith Johnston.
Initiate W114, evoke E.,-• di peri••+Ig. SEWING
The result was not " .,1 had been ( Hand -made Holder -Florence Mc-
exle•tel and on his ,, 11•'111' en'Kenzie. Lillian McLean, Rena Hunter,
-peaking
11 friend ail 15 cern Itryur11 Shackleton, Helen 4;iltnur ..
-lwakhlg 4n £ugllah Hand made Du p tE
ilerfe•tly, anderst004 1,
no headway at all in
sent the Gospel. Plain Apron -Emily Brown. Jean
So in India we have a,., , di. nt'ic< Johnston, Anna May Treleaven, Incl
L 1111`.c the !animist* 4011 t'. "ft'ntitues Campbell, Margaret Johnston, Daisy 1
a mi-slotaary 1« tr►n i > tit a haw iRitchie- Dresser Scarf -Margtreti
M to how to advance any particular Hibben, Margaret Johnston, Emily
e:e t From the -<'et rel India Brown. Violet Ritchie, Anna May I
T11ry'b•)`� Treleaven. Article made from School 1
•Fair Ribbons - Ethel McKenzie.
, WINNERS A3'�T� Lynch o
PE E
TA
'Fresh from the gardens'
Brophey Bros.
THE LEADING
Fi'NEKAI. DIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS
Ambulance service at all
hours, day or night.
!'11uNE
Store 1_ht
tit 11)1.1111'll
1\YM SI -
•41.11 who seta mily. Brown.
"'' mad,.Daisy Ritchie; Anna May Treleaven.
1 a' Verna Kilpatrick, Helen GiTmore.
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
All calk promptly attended to
sac or night
PHONES
X..1%.
Store 34.5 Residence 3.s
ILmllion street, 4kslerich
,gam
Transportation Service
Long Dist.,nce Short D,stance
Goods .n Transportation Insured
F unrt,ir,•
awfully !Limited
Efficient Operator. Charges rea-
sonable. Satisfaction guaranteed.
S. R. McMath,
Phone 4a11r:34, (Tipton' Central
Cloth -Maty Clare, Emily
ASHFIELD SCE -SOL.. FAIE Brown. Margaret Johnston, Elleda
___ Hunter. Jean Johnston, Anna May
eleaven. Hemmed Linen Handkgr-
Prin. Lint of ""eselltl Event He1t1 c•hlef-..Marion McKenzie, Lillian Mc-
I.a+l Week
. Lean,. Emily Brown.
Following h. 1.•t ut prize-winner..FA�--M.FCIJANICS .
ei the ,8, -Il. .•I -. htxd (air. held 4)c Foot Ruler -Benton_ Shackleton,
1'ourle's l'ono•r- Tuesday o[ 41•: Alex Gauley, Duncan Tho Cord -
,4 e,lt . on Robb, Arthur Elliot. Anna 1-
GRAIN AND CORN eaven. Wall Match Holder-Harve
SPring wheat, Marquis quart - Ritchie, Marion McKenzie, Jas. Gil- `
Roy McKenzie, Keith Johnston, Rob- more, John Brown, Duncan Thorburn,''
ert Simpson, Benson Shackleton, Alvin Robb. Bread Board --Jas. Gil-
, Innaald M,•Kio. Spring wheat. Mar-' more. Any Model in Wood -Lane
tjuis sheaf -Keith Johnston, Donald Gardner, Lloyd Hunter. Benson
McKay. Robert Simpson, Benson Brown.. Alvin Robb, Arthur Elliot,
Shackleton, Roy McKenzie. Oats, 0. Alex Gauley. Scrap Bonk-Kermith
A. C. 144. quart -Arthur Elliot Gauley, Elien Andrew, Lois McLean,
Oats, O. A. C. 144 sheaf -- Donald Simpson, Gordon Robb. Hate -
Das id M-Kruzfr Arthur Elliot. gnats ey Johnston. Artificial Flower -Ern -
0. A. C. 21, quart -James Far- ily Brown, Anna May Treleaven.
rich, Alex Gauley, 'Clifford Blake• NATURE COLLECTIONS1 Barley 0. A. C. 21, sheaf- James Ten Worst Weeds -Mildred Felce
Farrish, Alex Gauley, Albert Sage. Keith Johnston, Lloyd Hunter. Ten
t'lifford Blake, Loris McLean, Sweet Native Woods-Elleda Hunter, Syd
Corn, Golden Bantam -George Mc -
raw Gardner, Mildred Felce, Keith John-
s Gregor, Bertram Curran, Andrew
ston. Farm Crop Seeds -Mildred
Barkwell, Harvey Robb, Ina Camp Felce, Benson Shackleton, Syd Gard-
Ibell, Betty Bissett: ner, Rena Hunter. Keith Johnston.'
I ROOTS AND VEGETABLE.. Robe. Simpson. Five Moths, 10 but-
terflies and 5 beetles -Keith John-
' Mgngolda- Alvin Robb. Russell
Alton, Jas. Gardner,Marie Fergus- I aton, Robt. Simpson.
on, Frances Crozier, Thos. Culbert. DRAWING, ART AND WHITING
Turnips, Canadian Gem - Gordon
IRobb, Gordon McGregor, Ethel Mc -1 Writing "Morning Hymn" -Sadie 1
Kenzie. Beets, Detroit Dark Red-- Farrish, Donald Simpson, John Dev- 1
IJean Anderson. Wanda Ferguson, rr4nnx. Marc u'Nelll, El fzalwth dart -
I
Dorothy Curran. Reggy Gauley, Mur- in. Cyril O'Keefe. Writing tho"Land
fel Blake. Violet Culbert. Carrots, of Nod" -Irene Bagshaw, irlma Hack-
- Chantenay-Reg. Campbell, Margaret ett, Lane Gardner, Marie Ferguson,
Hunter. Parsnips. Hollow Crown-- -John Wilkinson, Isabella Finlayson,
Johnston, Alma Curran, Phyllis or Lena Hunter. Helen Martin. Writ -
Olive Blake, Margaret Hibben, Rena ing "A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea"
Edna Barkwell, Elmira Alton, Beat- France" D►alhnt, Muriel Thorlmrn, r
rice Treleaven. Onions. Yellow' Margaret Hibben, Harvey Robb.
Globe Danvers -Donald Simpson, Is- 1 (Continued ,m lege 81
abel McLean. Emily Brown, Eileen
Treleaven.
.- SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSES
Winter Wheat -.)1a17 Clarej._E1 ,
Leda Hunter, Benson Shackleton,
Lloyd Hunter, .los. Courtney, Date!
Cowan. Potatoes, Irish Cobble Emily
lcella Watt. Alma Curran,
Brown, Alex Gauley, Jack McKenzie,
Kelth Jolitedet, Potatoes, Green
Mountain-Alex (;auley, Roy McKeo
zie, Anna May Treleaven, Eileen
Campbell. Anna May Culbert. School
Collection of Vegetables -R• L. Mc-
Kenzie. Pie Pumpkin -Emily Brown
Harvey Kilpatrick,Huul ren eS Mua hn-
zie, Irene Ros-.
I1bard
Bill Collinson, Margaret Johnston,
,Benson Shackleton, Emily Brown,
Grace Campbell. ,las. Gilmore.
FLOWERS
Bouquet of A'ter•s-Kathleen Thor-
, burn, Margaret Johnston. Isabel Mc-
Lean, Keith Johnston, Billy Collinson,
I1.bt. Siml.s'.0 Bouquet Phlox -
Donald Simpson, Edna Barkwell.
Bouquet Zinnia--Bestrfce Culbert,
(rhea Hackett latae Gardner, David
McKenzie, Eileen Campbell. Gordon
Anderson, Bouquet African Mari -
`olds -Albert Sage, Muriel rhorhurn,
Russel Alton, Alma Curran. Bouquet
Calendula-Andrew Barnwell, Gerald
Culbert. Bouquet French Marigolds
Marie Ferguson, Jim Curran, Thos.
Culbert. Doris Reid, Helen Gilmore.
Fresh Bread
Baked Daily
That's what you get
when ordering your bread
from us. It contains the
purest ingredients known
Co bakers.
Buy a loaf to -day and
taste the difference
E. U. CLEVELAND
Phoma 114 West St. ,
Sore, 0
Tired
Feet
Bathe in Minard's and
warm water, rubbing
the solution into the
aching parts with the
finger tips. ,
Minard's is also splen. '
did for sprains, bruises
and strained ligamenta 62
MINARD'S
ISG 06 PAIM'
LINIMENT
1
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Solicitous
of Your Patronage
CINDERE L A
BEAUTY SHOPPE
West -trw•t, upstairs uvcr
Tebbutt's Hardware
For Appointment Phone 239
Open evenings by appoiminsnt only
carry a izo"1 -tock of
Electrical Appliances,
Fixtures, etc,
Electric Wiring of All Kinds
F -t„ ..,, :n,a1 en application
Frank McArthtu
F.I.E TK11'IAN
Telephone 82 West Street
"SPARR'S"
CHOICE GROCERIES
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, BUT-
TER, EGGS. MEATS. FLOUR ,
EVERYTIIIN(i THE I474
Silrerwood's Ice Cream
FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED
Lor your protr,•tt.,n
Call in, look around and h,
eon vi heed
Mere Cleaeliwess is Paramouet
Sparr's Grocery
"The s.tore of Satisfaction'
Hamilton Street
Goderich Phone 146
WE DELIVER iN TOWN
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• Enjoy a Restful Night on Lake Erie
on your Trip East or West, or to and from Canada
�'y J}{ETHER traveling by ,nn or auto, ening .o all might's ride on beautiful
W Iake Ene. CABLine Steamers are mattnd4 eat Booing hotels, with lute cost.
fortable staterooms. excellent dining room service and courteous atRadantt
Music and Dancing 4)o the drat ship ' SEEANDBEE'•
Autoiso, dart a day CAB Liu way. Avoid miles and miles of congested roadway.
Belisle ad Oeldad Divide. R , Ca, and Oevelad Div.
Each way. every,. night. ka.in� at 9:00 Dail e. leaving Port Snnley, 4 n0
p. m. anieg 7 sO a m • IE a. ) D- m• a:n.' n+�g to September
950 p. m.,
bfay I at to November 151h.
Suoe Soot to Sepnmber 4th.
Caae.etlaa r awaked Ia.Cadar Pest, Ptt-la-MY, Detroit. 0............1 ...M. t
14.30 one way - BUFFALO to CLEVELAND - $S So rd. trip
1'New Low Autos Carried 16.50 and Sp_
Fara
p-
Fara 113.00ooeway-PT. STANLEY toCLEVEtAND-13.o0rd. pip
Aoto. Carried 14.30 and up
pn0,r jar s4tailr an C&B TYriia..g4 Tan,
THS CtLrtrBLAND AND BUPPALO TRANSIT COMPANY
Pon Stanley, Canada BatuIo, New York
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i'IME TABLE OF THE ARROW
COACH LINES
Effective Septeinber 3rd, 1929
WOODSTOCK - GODERICH
READ. DOWN SUB -DIVISION REAL)
A. M. P. M.
Leave 7.00 4.15
" 7.20 4.35
" 7.25 4.40
" 7.45 5.(X)
7.50.05
" 8.00 5.15
" 8.15 5.30
" 8.35 5.50
" 8.45 6.00
" 9.00 6.15
" 9.10 6.25
" 9.25 6.40
Arrive 9 45 7 00
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Direct connections at Stratford with Arrow Coaches to St.
London, Kitchener. Guelph, Brampton, Toronto.
Direct connections at Woodstock with Arrow Coaches for Brant-
ford, Hamilton, Oakville, Toronto.
CANCELLING AT.T. PREViOUS SCHEDULES
Arrive - Goderieh Miles
" Holmesville 9
" Clinton 12
Seaforth 21
St. Columban 23
Dublin 27
Mitchell 32
Sebringville 40
Stratford 44
Shakespeare 51
Tavistock 54
" Hickson 60
Leave 11'oodetock 08
A. M.
10.45
10.25
10.20
10.00
• 41.55
9.45
9.30
9.10
8.46
8.30
8.20
8.05
7.46
UP
P. M.
6.00
5.40
5.35
'5.15
5.1(1
6.00
4.45
4.25
4.15
3.45
3.35
3.20
3.00
Marys.
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