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11—Theroday. May MItJ,, 1936
FURNITURE
Repaired, Ituauodelled and
Upholstered
WORK GUARANI/EEL
PRICES REASONABLE
George McKay
8t- David's Street, Otllissieh
"We would not dream of treating a
strain of race bases tee way we do
eureelves."—Herbert 'Hoover.
SPRING FLOM=
There was a Asa, exhi tulips
and utter spring 6gwers in the Star
office wtudows on Friday enol Satur-
day last, under tbq awilitces of the
Goderich Horticultural Society. The
display was a must freditatile nue and
way much admired,
TO PREPARE FOR'; DOMINION DAY
Mayor MacEwan calling a public
Meeting, to be bet4iat the town hall
MI Tuesday evening next, for the pur-
pose of orgaelziug a Dominion Day
celebration in Goderich.
Goderich has alwsye celebrated Can-
ada's natal day, abd ft is toped there
will -he a targe sttendsuc•e next Tues-
day night, at 8 o'clock, to begin pre-
parations for a big day on the coming
1st of July.
SANITARY -
SATURDAY
PURE LARD 110
FRESH HAMBURG -11e
PORE SAUSAGE lie
SHOULDER ROAST BIM.
Ile
AT MARKET
SPECIALS
SHOULDER VEAL.... 12c
SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS.
15o
STEW VEAL 9a
PHONE 485 "'GOD
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Public Meeting
Towq 3{all
ON
s__ 7Mesdcy, ,June 2, 1936
Ire o'clock pJIL, ter the periese Ot Ottanizing a -
DOMINION DAT CELEBRATION COMMITTEE
1f a Celebration is desired by the citizens it will be
necessary for everybody interested td attend and co-
operate. -
Ooderich, May 27th, 1936. H. J. A. liacZwan, Mayor.
AUBURN, May 2r.—Mr. and Mrs. W.
Moore and Vida M. Moore, of Hamilton,
and Mr. and Mrs. Kruse and Billy.
of Galt, were elicitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lawson over the
holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Swell, of Toronto, were
the guests of his slater, Miss Small,
on Sunday last, also Mr. M. Small, of
Stratford.
Mrs. Moore, of Guelph, is the guest
of Miss S. Blair.
Mrs. McLeod, Mr. D. McLeod, Mrs.
Rosa and Donald spent the holiday
with friends at Lucknow.
Visitors in Auburn were Miss A.
Meech, of Tertiatn.. at Mrs. J. Mt tcb's ;
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, of Toronto, at
)jr. W. C. Robertson's; Mrs. W. King
and Miss B. Xing, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Scott. of Toronto, at Mrs. C. A. How -
sons; Mr. and Mrs. C. McNeill, of
Toronto, at C. Asquith's; Mr. and Mrs.
=-itarrey Morris, -of Toronto, as Mint
and Mrs. 11. Walker, of Brussels, at
Mrs. Howatt's; Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Mills, of Toronto, with Mrs. J. Mills.
Miss Sadie Carter, Mr. K. Dawson
and Mimi Stoltz spent the holiday in
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Wilson and Miss
Sharpe were at Parkhill for the holi-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yungblut and
tuns visited at Forest._.
Mr. Clayton Robertson, of Timmlus,
visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. per g
-Y de '3tYlllri° StFe il1PTot - retype
Cliff, where he will he employed for
the summer.
Mrs. J. C. Clark, of Star City, Sask.,
Is visiting relatives in Auburn for a
few weekw
in their drat game of the season in
the Maitland Baseball League. on Mon-
day. Auburn defeated St. Helens 8-2.
FIRE lei STIED
Fire of unknown origin broke out
eeaterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock.
1n a shed at the rear of the halite Of
Mrs. C. L. Moore, East street. A
door -between the sh(d and the house
was open and the house filled with
smoke, hut little damage was done.
Tfie fire ea, extinguished by the Are
department.
DETROIT WOMAN INJURED
When the r ar in which she was rid-
ing left the--Seaforth-Walton road
while allegedly travelling at a high
Speer ekidded-Iel feet aTongttheillteb
and rolled over -twice, Mrs. Wm. Gonr-1
ley. of Detroit, was terribly injured.
She was taken to the Seafortli hos-
pital with three cracked ribs, a frac;
tureil spine and cols and bruises. Her
husband. driver of the car, and their
grandson. Freddie. escaped with
braises but suffered front shock.
Constable N. Lever, who investigated,
preferred charynw of reckless drielny
and consuming liquor on a _public
highway.
'DOMINION"
x
Canada Company Diwlag .t Its
Lands in '!tits Moltkt
That historic colunlaation organlaa-
tluu "The Canada Company," which 1p
the early days of Upper Canada, now
Ontario, had a large part In the open-
ing up and establishment of many of
the first settlements In different parts
of the Province, has -announced a gals -
by -tender program In order to clear
up the remainder of its scattered hold-
ings.
The name "Canada Company" was in
the early part of Last century very
prominent In the history of Ontario,
and to it a great deal of credit is due
for the well -laid -out communitlea, and
tbe Industrious class of loyal citlsens
who, at the encouragement of the Can-
ada Company, made their homes in the
different sections, and made good. In
,Many localities today we fiud tbe de-
scendants et these early settlers taking
as settee psis* Iia -!!s aide. at 4i.
country.
When the widely scattered proper-
ties are disposed of, municipal officers
In many direetlons will miss from
their books and records a name which
has had a place In those records from
their very beginning.
SALES INCREASE
Sales of Dominion Stores Limited
for the fifth period ended May 16th,
1936, were 81,517,152. This compares
with $1,360939 for the corresponding
rj!p4 In 1935, and Is an increase of
1eistt it - e r_ own --
WHARF DAMAGED
A scow towed by the launch Captain
John is busy removing the Brushed
section of the wharf which was dam-
aged by the steamer Brieoldoc two
weeks ago. The steamer crashed
against the cement wharf with tremen-
dous force, crushing the cement from
fop,to waterline and breaking It across
the top. It is not known here It the
ship was damaged.
$TR_ GEORGIAN 1=52.
But Blase ExtinguishedBrigade B lrr
Shortly- before 5 o'clock Toe -Say
morning fire broke out between decks
on the passenger steamer Georgian,
of the Seaway Lines, which is being
painted after spending the winter in
the harbor here.
It is believed the fire was started
by spontaneous eembeation In a pile
pf oily waste rags discarded by the
painters. About fifteen feet of the
side of the Rip was charred and a
eectlon of deck ceiling, but the prompt
Work of the Goderich fire brigade and
the crew of the steamer soon put the
blaze under control.
! r The burned section will have to be
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'BRIEFS
The Nurses' Alumnae will meet at
Alexandra hospital on Friday. June
5th, at 8 o'clock.
Rummage sale at the other half of
the Old Curiosity Shover, 28 Hamilton
street. on Saturday, May 80th. Call
and see what you can get for a 'sickle
and a dime.
The regular meeting of the Woolens
Institute will be held at MacKay Hall
on Thursday, June 4th. Reports of
the district annual meeting at Londes-
boro will be given.
The Arthur Circle of Knox church
intend holding a silver tea at Mrs.
J. W. Cralgle's cottage on Thursday,
June 250. Hume -made belittle will
also be sold.
The June meeting of the Central
Home and School Club w'll be held
on Tuesday afternoon, June 2nd. at
4 o'clock at Central school. Tbla
meeting will be in charge of group 2,
midge eisesleadoreblp e! 'Mrs. Renese
Pridbam. The special speaker will be
Miss Flora Durnin of Dungannon.
DIED
CRAIGIE.—At Alexandra hospital, on
Thursday, May 21st, Kathleen Mary
Kelly, widow of the late Fred T.
Cralgie.
MaeKAY.—In Goderich, on Friday.
May 22nd, Captain John MacKay, in
his 86th year.
YOUNG.—At his home, 72 Kilbarry
road, Toronto, on Monday, May
ask:' Otit Brie 5" Y
bis 68th year.
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VETERINARY SURGEON
DR. G.' E. MTERS, V.S., B.V.8c,
VETERINARY SURGEON
Graduate of the University of To-
ronto and Ontario Veterinary College.
Office at T. T. Murphy's, Hamilton
street. Phones: Day 206; residence
249W.
AUCI'IONIEMOING
TO )RENT
TO RENT.—OOMYORTABLE APART-
MENT, ground fluor Colborne block,
Newgate street. Rent reasonable.
Good garden. Also single room in Mme
block. Apply ROBT. JOHNSTON,
Box 836. Phone 131.
PUBLIC -NOTICR
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL,
The nett meeting of Huron County
Council will be held in the contact.,
chambers, ('ourt House, Goderich, com-
mencing Tuesday, June 2nd, at 2 p.m.
All accounts, notices of deputations,
applications end ether beelaess re
qulring attention of council should be
fa the hands of the Clerk by June let.
J. M. ROBERTS, County Clerk,
Court House, Goderlcb, Ont.
OT COLBORNE.
THOMAS GUNDRY, GODERICH,
-&—LIVE STOCK AND- GENERAL
AUCTIONEER
Telephone No. 119
males attended to anywhere and every
effort made to give satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
WANTED
WANTED. — 100 USED TIRES.
rr Trade in your used tires for new
Ihim inions. BEEVERS' SERVICE
STATION, Goderich, Ont.
D()ARD11RS. WANTED, BY DAY OR
aP WEEK.—In private house, with I
mestere eonvenlencee. Only a block
from the Square Mrs. M.
placed., BRECKENEIIN/E, 48 Newgate street.
GODERICH MARKET PRICES
Fowl
Hens, 5 lbs , 13c; hens, 4-5 lbs., Ile;
bens under 4 lbs.. 10c.
Eggs -and Butter
Eggs; per dozen. 12c -16e; butter,
dairy. )b. 18c; butter, creamery, lb.,
tic.
Live Sleek
Bacon hogs. cwt., $7.75; beef, lb.,
—6c; veal, lb., 7e -7%e.
Grain
1, per bus.. 00c—!tie ; buck -
per bus., 33e -36c; oats, per
tie -3(k•; barley, per bus., 35c—
GUARANTEED QUALITY
We keep only the freshest
foods on hand at all times.
Ro b ' Cooking
Rowwta•..'s Cooking
CHOCOLATE
-lb.
Cake
Orange Juice in the Tin
Califorange
Nutritious, healthful juice obtained
from sen -ripened oranges especially
cultivated Packed is sterilised sani-
tary tins.
Glssweed "tlei.d'
DICED BEETS
DICED CARROTS
or SMARTS
DICED TURNIPS
No.ins 2 £ 5
sq C
T
These swill values are effective. Me May Pith, 29th and 30th
Clark's
TOMATO JuicE 3 14`
PEACHES 223t1Sq.
Y PLAT RS 4P7;142
i
wnLaM!A ADA TarcA 31c Pks- 61`
se..t>Vd
CORNMUTE 311.225
Our awn Fansws Biend
RICHMELLO COFFEE Pkv 29`
Eig's Ptd. Geawia. Norwesiaa
S4 RDINES m Tim
1 OC
BRAN FLAKESPki.1OC
2 =1 Mint MI 11.14`
LIQUID
MACARONI
PORK & BEANS
SOUPS ZhirliCd"e
LARGE FIRM
LETTUCE 2 for 13c
FIRM CHOICE
TOMATOES 2 lbs for 29c
SOLID
CABBAGE 715^ for 9c
I•AROE
GRAPEFRUIT 4
SPINACH 3lbs
CLARK'S
Weston's "B" Pkg
SODAS 2 Pkgs. Zig
A Real Breakfast neat
The country is going wild over
PLEWS
OAT PUFFS
The new cereal in the cello-
phane package.
3Pkgs. 25`
3 T:,..25`
TOS; oz C
Tin. 2 5
SPECIAL OFFER!
Old Dutch
Cleanser
Ask your manager about the
amazing opportunityto secure
genuine Wm. A. ogers A -i
Plow Silverware.
5 T -45c
...STORES LIMITED...
(FREE DELIVERY ON ALIj OIRDDiti)
e
liegtttaMea
Potatoes. per hag. "$1:2:1.35; fur_
per bus., 23c --30c. -
Flour and Feed '
Bran,.- 100 -Ib. bag, 8110--AL1i.-
horts. lOOdb. bag, 81.202-41.25: ILali-
osa flour, 100.1b. bag, 82.85—$8.25.
0:Keep GOING with
Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes
appeal to active appetites.
They furnish nourishment for
energy and strength. They're
crisp and delicious with milk
or cream. PEP Bran Flakes
have enough extra bran to be
mildly laxative.
•Enjoy these better bran
flakes for breakfast with fruit
or honey added. Always oven -
Nob at your pacer's. Made
by Kellogg in London, Ont.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACI'
THE BANKRCTC?ACT
TRI-ISTEE'S SALE OF GOf)ERICH
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
The trustee of the estate of Wil-
1
frill Donaldson will offer by public
auction at the premises on
SATURDAY. MAY 30th, 1936,
at the hoer of 1.30 p.m.:
The north -half of Lot nine, Conees-
Alon "C," In the Town of Oodertcb,
excepting a strip off the easterly end,
on whk•h is said to be erected a good
briek house. large frame barn and a
f rame workshop or poultry house.
This property Is well located on the
Bayfleld road and Is In good condition
and repair.
, The prnperty will he offered subject
to a reserve bid. Pnssesslon will be
given on completion of purchase.
TERMS: Twenty per cent. of the
purchase price at the time of sale, and
the balance within thirty days, or as
may be arranged with the undersigned.
O •
D(JST OF REVISION
Take notice that the Court of Revi-
sion will be held at the Township
Hall, Carlow, on Tuesday, June 9th, at
1 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of bear-
ing appeals against the assessment roll
of the Township of Colborne for the
year 1936.
AU persons Interested are requested
to attend.
WM. SALLOWS, Township Clerk.
PROPERTY REtQt'IRED SUITABLE
mero.snwsma-reg=s--;. .i" toreree
For a client we are interested in
the purchase of approximately 7,300
square feet of land centrally located
in Goderleh's business district. The
property need not have a large front-
age on a main thoroughfare, but small
frontage providing access to main area
is required. Block plan showing lo-
cation and adjoining properties. should
be submitted. All replies strictly eon-
fidentlaJ. Terms cash. Submit replies
to BOX 853, 88meoe, Ontario.
TENDE1t8 WANTED
TENDERS WANTED.
I Tenders for re -roofing Goderich
Collegiate Institute. All information
will be given to thous tendering on
application to P. J. Mace/wan, chair-
man of the property committee. DUDLEY E. IIOLMES, ''Tenders mutt be In by Wednesday, Barrister, Etc.
Office—court House, Goderich.
Telephone 55.
SPORTS
FOR NAY 25, 1936
GOLF CLUBS AND BAGS
GOLF BALLS AT 26e 36o,
60o, 75o
TENNIS RACKETS,
AND PRESSES
TENNIS BALLS at 25c and
450
Cole's Book Store
Goderich
Ont.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
1. W. MONTEITH,
Chartered Accountant
89 Ontarioo street, Stratford, Qnt;rj ,,r, s.
'l t merino! ' aete -!sepsis
teltb, Tomato, Ontario.)
MEDICAL
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
N08E, THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York
Opbthalmk and Aural Hospital, as -
aslant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden 8qu,.re Throat Hospital,
London, Eng.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES
SUPPLIED
63 Waterloo -Sheet -1k; - Stretford
Telephone 267.
Next visit—Wednesday, Juoe 17,
from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday,
Juue 18, at Bedford hotel.
LEGAL
June 10, tenders to be addressed to
J. 1'. HI'ME, Secretary Goderich Col-
legiate Institute Board.
1 TENDERS FOR COAL AXI) COKE
ICEALED Tenders addressed to the
277 undersigned and endorsed ',Tenders
!for Coal," will lie re eired until 12
lo'clock noon (daylight saving), Mon-
day, June 15th, 1930, for the supply
of coal and •coke for the Dominion
Buildings throughout the Province of
Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifiratlons
and conditions attached can le ob-
tained from the I'urchaslog Agent. De-
partment of Public Works, Ottawa;
and the SupervisingArchitect, 30 Ade -
!gide street East, Toronto, Ont.
Tenders will not be considered un-
less made on the forme supplies by
the Department and in accordance with
departmental specifications and ' eow
ditions.
The right ,to demand from the sue-
, (wistful tenderer a deposit, not exceed -
Ing ten per cent. of the amount of the
Render, to 'secure the proper fulfilment
of the contract, Is reserved.
By order,
J. M. SOMERVILLE.
Secretary.
Department of Public Works,
Ottawa, May 18, 1936 -
out of as a app o t e an Brit go \I/8 a rrt
THE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY LIMITED, Trustees,
Brantford, Ontarlo.
THOS. Gi'NDRY k SON, Auctioneers,
Goderleh, Ont.
HAYS & HAYMIarristers and Solid-
-. tors, (1oderlc Ontario. -
FOIMICE
DOUSE FOR SALE.—TWO-STORY
l brick house on Trafalgar street, In
good condition. Modern conveniences.
Apply GEORGE WESTBROOK, Tra-
falgar street.
COR SALE.—TWO GOOD HOLSTEIN
1 cows, doe to freshen about June 1.
About seven years old. Apply JOHN
TREBLE, Goderich R.R. 5. Tele-
phone Carlow 17r7.
elOUSE FOR SALE. --TWO-STORY
brick house on Nelson street. Eight
rooms and bathroom. Good location.
Would exchange for"bungalow to cot-
tage. Apply at RIGNAL OFFICE.
Eli THORN HERD BULL FOR
8A7.E.—Thick and low -set, of
Browndale hreeding, five years old.
Also young hull of serviceable age.
Apply J. C. STOLTZ, Auburn. Tele-
elhone 19r7, Blyth.
PASTURE FARM TO RENT NEAR
• Renmiller, or will sell on ferry terms.
Apply to MRS. 1111TH THOMPSON,
13368 Chelsea street, Detroit, Mich.,
or to HARVEY FISHER, R.R. 6,
Ooderlch, Ontario, Canada.
COR SALT —CHOICE TOMATO.
I earring. and cauI1lower plants. Te.
mato 4t eenta, eabham[e io ends par
100; rauliflower, aster and other' pleats
10 cents per dozen. H. P. LASH -
BROOK, 80 Wldder street, Britannia
road. near Hotel Sunset (turn at Bor-
rows' store).
L'OR SALE.—BUNGALOW ON
f Keaya street. Red brick, good con-
dition, seven rooms including three-
pleee bathroom. Hardwood floor.
throughout, modern lighting. storm
windows all round. Frilly heated by
t.rweee. Dnehle garage. Fete* let
with young frnit orchard. Sacrifice
for gnlek gale. Apply 47 Keays
LANDS FOR SALE IIY TENDER.
Tenders are invited by the Cauda
Company for the purchase of the re-
maining land of this old (colonization
Company In order td clear-up Its scat-
tered holdings in each district. These
lands In many cases have varying
amounts of timber suitable for fuel
and other purposes, and many are
good pasture lots. These lands are
being offered at reduced prices, and,
when sold, this opportunity will net
occur again; so 11 you are Interested,
look them over.
Sealer) tenders plainly marked "Ten-
der to Purchase" may be addressed:
Canada company, 371 Bey Street, To-
ronto, and
o-
ronto,.and will be received up until
five o'clock p.m. June 20, 1936.
Conditions—Tenders must specify
the lands sought ; and the sum offered
must be specified for each lot, the same
to ire In cash, that le to say, 10 per
cent. upon arceptance of the tender,
and the balance within ten days; fail-
ure to .pay the balance within the speci-
fied time shall forfeit the said deposit
of 10 per cent. Upon payment of the
final payment a quit 'Aim deed will
be furnished without chargee, but the
purchaser shall pay the cost of reeve
tratlon and any transfer tax Incidental,
and shall take possession of the land
specified at his own cost and charge.
I'urchaaers moat assume the taxes
of 1936, and the Canada company re-
serve the right to withdraw any of-
fered lot from the list; and to accept
or refect any tender.
Purchasers of unoccupied lands may
hare powteesien upon receiving their
died; while occupied lands will he
sold subject to any eontraet thereon.
Lots are being offered In the Tows -
ships of Ellice, North Easthope and
Logen In Perth County ;
In Townships of McRlllop, Httlletf,
Colborne, Goderkb, limy and Stephen
In Huron Connty; end
115 Townships of McGillivray, Nig-
sour, and East and West Williams in
Middlesex County.
Engnlrlee from any interested party
in respect of any lands which the Can-
ada Company may own.Will he ebeer-
fally senewered In reply to an enquiry
addressed 'THF CANADA COM-
PANY, 871 Bay Street, Toronto, Cen-
trals.^
DOUGLAS R. NIt1RN,
Y Barrister and Solicitor
0Ake Hamilton Street. Goderfett.
Telephone 512.
ERNEST M. LEE,
D Barrister and Solicitor
Sun Life Building, Adelaide and Vic-
toria
ictorla Streets. Toronto 2.
Telephone Elgin 5301.
DRUGLESS PRACPITIONRR
rU111OPRAOTOR AND DRL'GLmBS
THERAPIST
Godericb, Phone 341
fliqulpped with electro-magsetle
baths. Electronic electric treatments
and chlropractk. Chronic, orgaalc,
and nervous diseases. Lady le at-
tendance. Office hours 2 to 5 and 7 .
to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, FrLlay and Rite
urday, and on Wednesday 10, Tet 1i
a.m. only, or consultation may be Bad
bl ment
Mondayappointand Tbursday at Mitchell.
A. N. ATKINSON
Residence and .mce--Corner .1
South street and Britannia road..
INSURANCE, LOANS, 1R1Y,.'
WeKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO.—Farm and isolated
town propertt insured.
Officers—Alex- Broadfoot, PreeUtot,
Seatorth ; John E. Pepper, -Skeins i-
M!!! "lilEeeBefd
tart' -Treasurer, Seaforth.
Directors—Alex. Broadfoot, Sea -
forth ; James Sholdlce, Walton; Wm.
Knox, Londesboro; George Leonhardt,
Dublin; John E. Pepper, Bruce6eld ;
James Connolly, Goderich ; Thomas
Moylan. Seaforth; W. R. Archibald.
Seaforth; Alex. McEwing, Blyth.
Agents—W, J. Yeo, R.R. 8, Clinton:
James Watt, Blyth; John E. Pepper,
R.R. 1. Rrneefield ; R. F. McKereher,
R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewitt, Kin-
cardine ; R. G. Jarmuth, R.R. 1, Born-
holm.
Policy -holders can make all payments
and get their eards recelpted at th.
Royal Bank, Clinton; Calvin Ostt's
Grocery, Kingston stmt, Goderich, or
.1. 11. Reld's General Store, Bayfield.
SAVE
Money
by
Prepaying
TOWN OF GODERICH
1936 TAXES
Taxpayers may purchase Tax
Prepayment Receipts for 1034
Taxes al favorable dlermrnts.
COST
May 11.15
AMOUNT•
$10.00
50.00
9.93
49.65
Prepayment Receipts must he
presented along with 1936 Tax
Bills during the first Installment
period.
Bank inter -eat Is only 2 per
rent. Pnrehase your Prepay-
ment Receipts early and have
ymtr money earning 5 per cent
Interest.
June Dieconnta will be allowed
In addition.
An 1L 1ial rY" .
• TAX OOLLBL'TOR.
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