HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1921-02-17, Page 19Ziine Greyeek
June 2nd to 9th
Keep these dates in Siad as its
great
Book Week
then reateerbter . this great
ludic?* "Desert of Wheat,"
"Riders of the Purple Sage."
"Desert Gold,"" "Tho U. P.
Trsi p "Betty
Betty Zane, and hi*
'hist book "To the Last Man."
Start wit "Use Grey Week"
and "Roy a LLeek..a>Week"t aria
tree whiaft. a fine library yen
will have.
In Milan, Organdy,
Tulle and Mohair, with
trimmings front the plain.
corded and -mohair ribbon ,
to. ire 'beauty of . lowers
and mounts.
iss MacVkkar
ani rnt't.ir ar, 1e -►u Gt3 t).} l tLJ
int 7 �a;i;, en tee geseurele rt! lire,
It l,u;.ea n, 4l1.4en l's"the°
Joirr 1i.h, ttrd:r Iles auspice's ar lax,
feezmtsh' 11 t n.cn°s Club and tale ?
Aid in eel or Alexandra sieriee one
i,cenesal lIcoCpUt tl> btislie se partieulare
later, _
AI,l1ilttN
clic€ aicl t';J 13tf' ter last v.se.
'tl'- 31Ci'CSP t$ eits3aig fereele ie i'•er-
uate at p: iat. •
The Fara er Blob elelpecd a ear-
lea'J of taus is'loronte tiet, mei,.
'vc•G'al of the :►to53nie fraternity
eeltcal Lo adesboro ledge last Tueteley
evening.
NI The concert An the Forc'rteve" hall
Mrs, RIF cele passe) •away 4113 Monalay, last t4ecineseey evening was a linen°
kiln dealt, at tiro; ripe ole ape of :ei tidal {emcees.
year;. Dv. Fraser. of Parra:Hi, arae a guest
Mole, 1.' Hetherington: Iles see% at of the Preebatevian leans in .the Nil-
bone. loge last Wednesafae.
vies, Wm. fto'tet 'appeared In ,a lir. and Tire. ira;en% of Clinton,
lilts+ brighter. lien daughter ie. oe- a#tt'nt the first day of that wee vis"st-
eisting h the tare of her. ins friends in this locality,
Aire. i;Torre purple, Jr., in very ill at Mrs. ;;taller, of Ingersoll, ie visiting
home. tier mother, Mrs. allem of her sister-in:lawv, ':11rs. !Helloes of the
lioderich, in faithfully and efficiently Blyth gr el road, at present.
loehin4 after her. . Dr. anal M. Weir are in Toroute
•Mr. J. 11,.Ventiand lees dile lay ,Te le this %yea, the former -zattending a eons
Efate to represent- Nile circuit at the eentlon •of the medical profession.
haderich district tuce'ting hoed at The sawmill Is to • running order,
Vieth last week, Beis also apeolnt''dtrompletely metered titter the fire Last
";al." de'legele to uttend the annual eon'
feci,nee to "•1►t. h at . Enelt,;i meet
we w'ere piletee,l to have a visit teem
Mr. and. Mn. T.iRin un r`uneay.
Edgar •Sheppard e'isited home . this
weeel.-end° .•
Air. tr et Mrs. Joseph 'McCann receiv-
ed a very big ani - well as pie:leant sur-
prise whew their in Darrel, and
daughter, Della, wltit three young lady
friends, cattle ' for eveekeeed and Fern-
pire-flay:" _...-. .--„
Empire fray la°l'ihl Home •lsay. at Nit
'rite rale etorrn Ad Sunday Caine as a
real . blessing. Nature . reepoeds : icy
growing•all 44 faster.
n
rhteworld is very beautiful '
And full et joy to me:
The sun shines out In,splendor ..
` Die everything 1 flee,
So sang alar.ehilsi; so say eve all.
• Interest in the citurrlt seems to be
growing. Why shouldn't It; it is the
hlxgrst a•begetting we have
at.eille,
btyrfir:Anyitere elsefor:that mat-
elle
who does . not support' home
church, .both by personal attendance
and• sympathy, and by finanetal means,
is gt poor 'citizen. A goon citizen win.
perp late church well .to the fore.
eirs. • Pridham is ' visiting • her
daughter, Mrs: John T.infleld,
• Mrs. Harrison is .visiting her niece*,
Mrs. I. {i. 'Sheppard. '
11rs.. 'Harvey Pentland is enjoying a
e'er • stroppy visit. to the. borne or her
husband'e people.. • •' •
• Geo, llyan deserved to suce;e:i .as
ae agent eor'alt kinds of llrushes and
brooms.
Mr..:Willigrn :Watson beet othe eon-
tract, so we understand, for repairing
the iaoundry line 'trona Shannon's hill
to stile; and he will do it well, if el-
tested to do so, but it will require a
• test of money to 1h it,evelt. .
i are to
b
e
v unci a
The, 'l`espeCti a Cq
'ern rat:ulated. on ;the .efforte Preys t.irq
Mal,}ng to hare, hood roads.
KINGSTON STREET
T11!
lY w
it up
year, :dr. Taylor is sawyer at present.
Mr;.John Medd shipped a ear of eats
tie to Toronto, and recseived a number.
of rattle fm' grazing on the Lockhart
farm, whirl' he has rented for another
year.
Thp dust nujsanee on the prinelpal
street of. the village has arrived at
that stage that the village authorities
Wive come to the conclusion that its
time some means should be taken. to
prevent It:.
TIPPERARY
Miss Annie Cooper. ° of Toronto, is
Spending a few weeks' holidays trying
to improve her health. She is another
of our young tidies who never recover.
ed from the effects of the lilt.
Miss McEeeltern, teacher of leo. tr;, hi
Opcnding a. few holidays in Hamilton,
returning on the 24th. She Will then
teach on,June the Srd. the King's lirth-
clay..by consent of her trhteteee. We
wish her a pleasant trip.
F. W. Gray, who wile successful' iii
winning hie first-class certifieatetthree
yeare ago to Clinton, Righ School,• has
thie year been successful in winning his
B.ik. Its Alberta College. No doubt
many of; his old schoolmates will be
glad to hear of his euccees. Congratu.
lotions, Willard:
Mr. A. Bond and Mr. Mason Sterling
hive each been treating themselves to
a new Chevrolet car. .We wish tbean
auocese with them. This world is rapid-
ly advancing. Just go back slaty year*
and we would see farmers going to
church in their lumber wagons. 'Times,
have changed wonderfully in slxey
years. '
Mr. B. Grigg, of the. 9th con., had, the
tpls1ortune to find one of hie flne team
lying dead in the etable orae morning
last, week. liar. Grigg has been very un
fortunate with .his stock the past two
yeare. We think Mr. Grigg deserves
better luck, as he seems to be a good
feeder of stook. . We hope the tide
.
seen tarnhis
!n Daae.
only Ivey' hi And'sueeess quark-
timid working for it.. le to look .
in the dictionary,: .• i.
...children tory.
FOR FLETCHER'S .—
CASTQFIA
HQ
I 'MOUNT ROYA
EL CO., limited
a
NORM
011.61.0
MINIM
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'SIE 40TEL INDUSTRY A Splen
Fief for Investment
The History of the United Hotels Company
of Amer-
ica bas been one of steady. growth, andit is now one
of the most .comprehensive and sucessful hotel organi-
zations in the world.
A n0�1 of
wools
We bare a full stock of
the Now btouarcb product
"MONANCH' DOVE..
its alt the fatgst sl►ades, ext the
new reduced prices.
Get your supply early rl,s
Fine Wools are not too
plentiful.
Singer Supplies
MSS SUSIE NOBLE
$i4tIsh Block °
WELL SATISFIED WITH
• BABY'S. OWN TABLETS
Once a another has need Baby's Owi,
Tablets for her little ones she Will use
"sothingelse. Her use 01 thei i leads her
to believe theta is no other medicine to
equal there for Any of the many minor
aihments of childhood. Concerning them
Mre, Eugenne Botsvert, East Aldteld,
Que., writes : "My baby was terribly
conatlpi<ted. but after the use of Baby's
Own Tebtets he is entirely°well &gain. I
am .sowell saK.11ed with the Tablets
that: I lose aro opportunity - in recom-
mending thew to °thee mothers."The
Tablete'aare sold,' by Medicine dealers or
by mail it 24 :cents a boat from The Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ontario.
OBITUARY
CLIFTON.--•'Sympatl►y Is extended to
Mus. Ida Daniels.. of . Goderich,. and the
other relatives, in.the death of . Mrs.
Daniels' aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Clifton, at
'Hamilton on .Sunday last. Mrs. Clifton
was the widtlw of the late Mr. John
William 'Clifton, She was born at Ot-
terville, Ont., .19 years ago, and had
lived in Hamilton for the past forty
years. Hee husband predeceased her.
ten years. She was a member of .8t,
George's church; where.. Ie loss Will be
sincerely regretted., She leaves to
mourn.lter tots a step daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Dfaitlratac
of Rock Island.
I1.; two. sliders, Alm.
Maria, Carter, •of
Detroit, .and Mrs, Dell ;Moore. of Day-
ton, Oi,#o; and one „broather, Dr. C.
-.—Richard_, o .taahin. -Kansas. TIie
deceased was Sister of ?ilrs. L)aideTs
mother, Mrs. J. Andrew, who died a
year ago in efarela.
TUUNG.e-Alter an illness .:01 -:some
months; Mrs,. J. 11. Young, mother of
mtg. J. C. Murillo, Park street, pas-
sed away -on 'Saturday .last. She was
the, Widest' el:, the late JohnBarr
tbeen liv-
ing
of wi rt,a . She had
oun onf S
ing for the Peet, three years, since the
death of her ,iusband, with her
dauglater here; and . the . remains' were
taken to Montreal on Monday for #n-
ferment:• ethere...Mrs. 'Young, was- born
in Feeds, Que., and was, one of a Large
Miss A' done
and Mr. W.J.
tamale Ai ss Han e
ami ,
y 1u
Alexander, r, of Montreal, are broter
end sister of the deceased.° She is sure
vived also by a brother in the West
and by a brother and sister in Wor-
cester, Mess.; diso by rX sister, Mrs.
Fraser, in Leede. She leaves two
sons," Mr. L. W. Young, 'of LOS' An-
geles, and Mr. ;(Agee S.: Young, of 'Mon-
treal, and her "daughter',• Mrs, -Murison
here. Me Geo. S 'young came here'
the past weeltre,nud - accompanied his
mother's remains to ;Montreal for in-
terment. The deceased was a menibe"`
of .the Anglican communion, and many'
friends syn►pathl2e with airs. Murlso,h
in her loss.
JEN.SIN4.--1n old feeident of this
seetten passed away on Sunday even-
ini., may lath, in the person of. John
Jenkins, whose death occurred 'after
During the, past fifteen years . the tendency has been towards hotel management under
the "chain" or -circuit" system. The advant ages of operating a number of - hotels under
one management are at once "obvious—one large purchase for 20 "chain"- hotels bv' the
organization makes piyssible smaller operating costs for each individual hotel in the "cir
,
5link
same
when the. hotel is a k
ns are reduced in the wayw
cult. Other items of 'iota expense u
in a "chain."
• Hotels are essential to the life atnd business of .the people of Canada as are the Trans.
portation systems, the Packing a'nd.:Steel industries usually y accorded first place in size,sta-
n t
flinty, permanencezhnd`eartllug power.. To -day the i Hotel. business s a fu damenta industry
in which hundreds of millions of dollars are invested, and which has attracted to itself busi-
ness amen of the highest calibre --an industry -where aggressive management, modern
_.. or-
ganization and efficient 'operation produce an exception financial reward.
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MIMS
The gest Hotels in Canada and the tinned States are stable, profitable enterprises which
compare favorably in steady returns and profits on capital invested with any• other industry
in Canada or the United States. They, are less subject to labor difficulties titan almost any
(13lier business. Practically100 per cent, of the business of a hotel is in cash -,-eliminating ,.
0.401.
MONO
credit losses, insuring a quck turn over and shaking short term borrowiing, virtually unneees-
•
sary.
MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL CO., WIRD
M6NTREAL
ft per cot. Convertible D ubentatres, inkiest payabile
"quarterly ieii Aaaerica n funds and carrying a 40 per cent.
bonus of Ca n:on. Stock
In view of the fact that, other `hotels in the United Chain are paying from 10 per cent
to 25 per cent. on their common stock, we should be safe in assailing that the Mouths Royal
Hotel Co.. Limited, will do as well—possibly better.
PRICE: PAR AND ACCRUED INTERTEST. ,
WITH A 40 PER CENT. BONUS • OP COMMON STOCK
Orders May 'be 'telephoned or° telegraphed at our expense.
CIRCULAR UPON REQUEST.
N. A. MacDONALD & CO. limited
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OR' TO
rine 'S.curkkt
3547 Kii Street Weet,
TOHONTO
E. H'HILL & COQ
itish Exchange Building, Gederich
, Ottawa
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:an iilnmes o.f., several weeks. 'Rhe de-
ceased was a native of Ooderiela town-
ship, •tieing a solt of eche late ..'t'homaas.
Jenkins,• one ..of the early settler's, and
he spent nearly ail . his 'life in that
to2vnship, retiring and moving to Ciin-
i'on about four years ago; Ile Is sur -
steed by his wife,- who was formerly
MISS Sarah Wise, and .two daughters,:
Mrs. W...1. Vodden, who now occupies
with cher .husband the homestead on
;the telephone road, and 'Mee Nettie at,
home. A son died exactly seventeen
years ago, Duh brother, Mr. Roland
Jenkins, of -Clinton, ond two sisters,
Mrs. 'Oben Ferris, of Myth, and Mrs.
(,iter Jenkins, ot Uoderieh, also sur.
vivo. Mr, denicips was a quiet, kindly
man, nrie.who zeas fond ot his home
and his family end who enjoyed a Chat
with' his friends. lie had not been in
the best .of health for some lit& time,
having suffered a very severe illness
a couple or three years ago, but his
fait Illness was only 01 some weeks'
duration. 'tie -was a .Methodist in re-
ligion, being' at member of Wesley.
elaaireh, (.littton, and in polities a Con-
servative. The funeral took place on
'Wednesday afternoon, May lsth, front
the family home en ltattenbary street,
interment being made in Clinton ceme-
GODERICH MARKETS.
wheat, ° 1 70 to t; 80
Flouts, pi:teen-V., MAUI ......G 150 to
b'loar, ppatent S 25 to' 6 76
5 G0
Bran, per ton ss oo to 3i1 on
S3d 00 to 88 00:
flatlethorts, per ton
Bartley 40 to > 40
00 to 0 70
Huckwhettt ..... 0 90 to 0 93
nay, is 00 to 20 00
Butter per 1b—Dahl ...a itx to 0 23
Gggte, per daiten 20 to 20
tte.3to 923'
e,atttle, butcl►era'cholce... 7 d0 to 8 b(1
tCattle.butehersordinery 7 00 to 7 .50
LaBolmgnube, lt, pea iullba, per lb a..4 to 4#
La009 to 010
?�:'o.,t�ayt.o,ee, per bast.............. Min 0 00
iilip..".µ, ,r,...r�.rai e0 01
e��,a.Arr 606b00$
acimagamauf 'LORE'S INXIIMMODB111111
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B. A A. Colds "THE HOUSE OF RELXABILITY" *Wei NW,
R nn day brings New Spring Merchandise, to the different
Kce c ellent condition and we
departments. Our stock is in in
can supply your every want,
Spring Coats and Spring Suits . tt. -fr.,
.
Every Spring Coat in the stone has been reduced ."i-0 per i +:-
cent. All the ladies' and children's Coats are reduced to clear k
quickly. -
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tadies'`Spring Coats, from $12.00 to $20.00.
Children's Spring Coats from $3.60 to $7.00. In all
sizes up to 12 years. In Velours and Donegal Tweed.
4.
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Spring Suits •
Every Spring SW is reduced to clear quickly. We '
have some wonderful value in both navy ,blur and black.
A
A beautiful. range of Organdy;,ia all colors, and in checks
,New Spring Dress-
es in Silk and Voile
A wonderful range of new •
Voile Dresses in. the sea -
1 They
latest designs. T ay
are all aifferent fromlast
year, but the price . is
muolt lower. We waist
everyone• to inspect' this
range oftDresses. It is a
pleasure to show • them.
New Voiles
A wonderful range of Cotton •
Voiles, inr colors. The pat
icons arca very pretty.
They are all in drain; leng-
ths, with no two Alike, 36
to 44 -in. wide. At $1.00 .
and $L25 a yard. ,
Hosiery.
We Specialize in Hosiery
Ladies' 'Silk
Hose, in all.
sizes, and in
grey, white,
black, a r2 d
brown, Re-
duoed to
$1,T9 a pair.
This is a
'wonderful
opportunity to buy your 1$osiery very cheap.
•
Ribbons
Special value in Ribbons, from -8-in. to 5 -ie.
wide, in all colors. At 28o a yard
Heavy weight Baby Ribbon, in white, pink
and blue.. • At 4c a yard.
Phones_::.
Slore86
Residence 230
Go !borne 6
AT 3r6UR SERVICE
Ds $ A. Corsets
fists
.
VIDISIDISICI13113121723131XXXIMBIE101121818111 ISICIBBLINNIEICOM
every. Among those from a distance
who ' were . present for the funeral
were: Mr. George Wise, of Cleveland,
Ohio; Mfr. Fred Wise and son, and Mr.
John Wise, Zvi Sault BCe. Marie;
Mrs.
Levi Trick, of London:; Mrs. Giles Jen-
kins and daughter"Mr, and firs. Geo.
L•lalthwalte, Air. and Mee. Wm, Driver;
Mr. and Mrs. II, Salkeld, Goderich; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Jenkins,- Blyth; Mr, and`.
Mrs. Robt. Ferris and son and daught-
er, Bedeck, andK
o a 'lar a number .o
r old
friends and neighbors from Goderich
township 'and•Hultebt.. The funeral
service was conducted by the Rev. 1J.
N. McCamus,:assisted by the; Rev. S. E.
11feliegney, , The pallbearers were ail
nephews of the deerised, Messrs. Oeo.
i;aithwaite, W. We Wise, W. Jenkins,
Ree$e ,1Pnl.lns, _hark cy,.; Jenkt/4$ .as!1_ Rees -
Ferris. .
Use -Miller's Worm 'Powder,5 and the
battleagainst worms is won. 'these.
powders correct; the . morbid:. condi-
tions of the stomach which nourish
worms, and . these destructive para-
sites cannot exist after they come in
contact with • the, redtciae. The
worms are digested by the powders
and are speedily evacuated with other
refuse from the bowels, Soundness is
imparted to the• organs and the 'health
of the child .steadily improves. •
Hoge
The proprietor Was indignant. one of the youths. ' "It's on aecoutt'
'"flow is it," he demadded, "I scarcely those rubber heels you. evear.".
ever 'And you. fellows' at work:. vhea 1
l5
ome in?"
W'el'l r, T a4i .1 t tell you, volunteered
Woc 0000ot+aocootio►otsoola0000e
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SAL
FOR
N 1 Hall Rack, solid oak, beauti-
ful mirror, $$20.00
1New Williamsfinis Sewing
Ma-
chine,
goad condition, $15.00
1.Oak Sideboitrd,..y 80.00 •
d 18.00
1 Oak Sideboard, 0 .S
0 A 4eanttty of Brussels Carpet.
All Kinds CI Household Effects
at Bargain Prices
EVERYDAY IS BA*GAMN DAY. HERE
HAROLD BLACKSTONE'S
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
• WEST REMELT
o,s00000OOetapOr;F lOoaaOO
IRS OP TODAY
MGN Of TOMORROW
i'11dzooph0.prre erve the
!memories of chikiltooti.
J. T. FELL
SEE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
English Springtime
Pottery
now on display in
SMITH'S ART STORE
EWA forget Eyesight Ste.
iaiist Hallos is We today,
May 26.2/.28:
Smith's hi
at *tor 114111sn.111 *
Mill *t s laid p4ises IN
ASTOR t
Ter Ififaitisfand
bRdtari ._
Inr�Use For -Over 30Years
Alwaytli' bears
.Slignatnre of '
of
MAKE MONEY M AT HOME
OME
$15 to $60 paid '.e weekly far
your spare time writing show- '.
cards for as No canvassing.
e . tistrttct and
Vv supply yc;u_.
with steady wart.
West -Angus Showcard Service
Church and Colborne Sts., ' Toronto
Home
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in Goderich
ug.
Decorations Will Be Lavish"
Lots of Special . Attractions
Plenty of. the. Best land Music
Preparations are going ahead . nicely:
EVERYBODY GET BUSY AND BOOST
Tal it u ' among our friends andhelp Ir e inn this p � y ke s the.biggest
celebration Goderich ever saw, °
Don't forget to send names and addresses of former residents
to W. S. BOWDEN, Secretary, Board of Trade Rooms, at the
earliest possible date.
r -
Come ht. and See
How we have prepared ourselves -to ensure foot -comfort
this Summer. We've stocked up BIG on
White Shoes -
which everybody should (most people do) weer at this sea-
son of the year,for, different reasons,. they are Iighter and
cooler, consequently more comfortable than leather, easily
cleaned, and decidedly cheaper. •°
Stylish and Dressy ?
Wily, yes, of 'courtte, we bought theta in the newest de-
signs in Shoedont, beautiful Ties, Pumps and Oxfords. in
Leather or Rubber Soles, in .a variety of Heels, for the
ladies ; various shams and styles for rase. boys and girls;
even not forgetting 'King Baby."
"Fleet Foot" ',Running Shoes
for every member of the f&V ilyl for all occasions, proper st
iler'iy function. • - •••
Botolers, Attention -
A special, heavy -soled White Shoe, which is just the thing
tor your loathe parttime, haul just arrireal. Get s pair novo
and get into the game for i► good long season.
AN'S SHOE STORE