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The Goderich Star, 1920-07-01, Page 8.......... imar, Owr I g&Ujbon, and suPP"r be to-rVed In like t,,..utiful olim Of the re when food conservation Was 'All' THt 8190F." STORE day I the IIjgll oust or:.Ilvlao S ti,card of, and n of twEs OF 411 dbor t0: Admission 90 Don -t forget the date T, Now COWS oo BOXED STATIONERY SPINDRIFT Dresses warl" ,d Expenses Children s, in 'various tints and different I It its interesting to note front time to Now Frillings in Point. Hosiery largo ignite of Children's Wetises froul 2 YO sus size to 16 Shaped U OvelOPOS, With an& the allIounts certain trades arid A at I uev this 50%. borders. 500- time onsider adequate to Pro We Awye st the present time all. 20 per"Cent.. off. T--�hese garments are without colored profest,1011"' their megibers. effects years at in Qiagb is .and Prints in the season's latest 600. 75o and 900 per box- per maintenance. JOI itles. No, e%cep#0118,11Y largo r*0go 01 Hosiery in son and come %M and. lilresunt"12- -­­ ly e be- for qhuareu apparent] ek agia colors. creations sucl the beat iatterns. Goal 20c. 250 distinctill" I I sk family Mau- wbitie. ble, ay III expensive bachelor an� Am P as OW triminifIgs Oil ' intagine that what stock of White fund women. All sizes are represented and the apLay in our (Lad 850. though it Is ell, in comforl, not to say A SU all assorted, as wo, specialize will be on d the second would 6 hardly suffice for U14 is W are very attractive. These garmentl 111", 11111� department 00 . 111.1Ild NVO Wev windows Mild ill our ready to wear lux"ry, Lt ran across WO ilk this 1100.► tithrr. He- tit), W, items in ,or daily paper hearing On black floor. dated Montreal' Lislo 9"08-OW-Wh"to of tilt, subjrct One f,ljowu: ­Orgaa? 543, 950 and $1.25 fresh shipment ads as Ouse- or colqrs, at 600. june 17tti. r, Dust cap for h seDresses were increased from 148 a Pair, Hou Ladies I $t,A) pe,f* i;%erk. and their travelling ses in all sizes Meriden 81118f Polish W $(; to $s per dqY-"� $1.50, $1-75. In House Dres -frijill LOX01' Bilk Fibre HOSO jil� A very large r�ngekof Ladies .11 be on sale connecti-I) with this. es Wt The Ind 00161v, These Dress Federation of Labor. white. black a d on Pouf vQiy the best Silver Polish .%oks dated Windsor, June pure Silk Hosiery at $2.00, $2-25, $2.50, $3.00, from 34 to 44 at $2.50 UP Enough 250 and 0015 Enough other it, LAdieIEV Saturday. July 3rd in our now ready to we 6r department an 114th, and reads: "RPv- R block and colors. display in our windows. sented the: report $3.00 a pair. fil white ly for one year. lack and colors, in a" st •Fund Committee, Lisle Hose, in white, b the suotentatiou At C10dr g in price from We to $1.00 a Pair- thr)ugh the increase runtributluns to tiffs fund, to secure I wjllcjI %%aA able sizes. rarij, e or.tan Ladiesq White Skillts 5o including 8016 in Alain; white or with oink, blu White Skirts 4 the saiary of 11,3rse keel)• for eery married milill In tops, also plain tan, at 35c, 386, U in black. From assortment of Ladies' mal gi"e�' conte ill the 0111ft'I'Poce. lie projected a schern" MISS SUSIE NOBLE A very large assortin i to aid in � Boys' lleavv Cotton Stockings, in all sizes, w&ist measure. Those Skirts tor tilt a illinolents It on fun 1 4 1 1 ,it ordained 50C to 85c a pair. in E611 sizes from 22 to 36 with but- mising it,#, stipend ufat'- I 000MM6000"acmMa"W" Pique, Gabardine and Repp and are prettily trimmed W minister to $,15M and . hors -keep. A Special in Ladies' White and Black Stockings tons. Ask to see these attractive and useful garrnoOW I,. \%,114•adolpted by the con- Thh4 sellefl .4., \%t.ul for the ki When w - fl ack. and ernes ;,oti 9, from 81 to 10, hy bl supplied by the public. therefore, on visiting the pavilion that 'pure Silk Stockings, ill all size eommercial-�th w good taste and cum- white 0111y. Regular $2.50. For $1.98. suits NN'. Ila- salaries of their like dancers sho' d demean- Bathing NILE laborer orijering Ilk" in their dress an essays to Pad lY Green, say $3.5m per non sells( Remember he Date. --on Thursdayi labor jea�l*,r% hoostf-d it) in the vine- or. an'(XLhat when It man e8lk Suits in Navy - the . Ito assembly Underwear I Ladies' one piers Bathing oclai and year, %%I'll-' tit(- laborers tone reon, it' pure 1001 at noting, July III, - lest than halt ,Is much. One going on the floor with his shirt well known and Brown, trimmed with Orange and G Q­rry festival will be j1pid (in tilt, yard get I fie poorly paid, leeves rolled up to Ahe elbow, and Underwear is ot cjIj1&s (if %%ork tit onc tin Watson's $7.60 each. 14,111,1oj grounds. Nile ,% program by 'nien rebellIng again§t in- s he is politely but ' )ro%ided. %to- anti donvo ' fellow laborers, hall wearing DO coal, confirm to the slocial merit it; being I their irequeeted to Watson's Underwear gives satisfaction because it is Made -,Ocal. by thQ Justice I istuntitrument-I and 11 Paid Job don,or firmly ng, we have a Our stock is comprised ottons Pat desire is to jraj standard or cease dauOl Anagement an orchestra, Reck deteriorated Into a we to fit,. out of the best yarns procurable. a G 'v ,'Pena Hamilton and by flit,n whose Pr better regard for the mi OR- -ill or their class upon the tations by v, its Idea of the fitness of things nothing but Wat'1011" ""es to the detri- (lying it A 8 COTTONS On sale. A% you know los by Miss Hazel Augustine, Of I)u"_ pose the tat of countries, was & democratic crowd enjoying it of We P-10 giovi-mmi, from 45c to $1.25 a garment. HORROCKSE ---------- nient of if%(, Vvelfare of the common selldemocratic Way the night -I! Ladies' fine Uils Vests,. :tOCKSES is the recognized standard for White 00ttOns. other class of work has pavilion. There Is a 90011 om $1.25 to $2.75 a garment. 1 afor one week every Piece Of poorly visited the the younger genera fl sleeves, at 30c and have a large stock at present an is no dressing anti always, be PO ined opening here for I always Paid to sPecit', bill it has remained to get acquainted -4 Vd4tk. ill either short or no 9 HORRO0XSBS Cotton will be on sale.LATEST There fiffind. STYLES IN the tiOn in oaderich are free from steadfast to its original Ideal, and all become intimae -alet"D in HORROCKSFIS Cottons' They a to it will at- t do not Say to uainted with 35c a gILL men who glvp rhinal ghest, estee. friends, but to get acq pen's Drawers. in all sizes, at 55c a garment. ways be held in the lit alis! each other—in a way that the present Child Regular 65c Cotton for 490. It is a good thing for Canada that,whift present, men can atilt be generation never had, and from a Wei 1Vlllllner I like theare. willing to carry the the town has suffered as far a set- Curtains Itegular 55c Cotton for 43o- inund who e land and can find out ever since it was first a to choose from• gospel message through-th learned cliques and sets. Much can be C�rtiiin Also Other, line maintain the atmosphere of Christian learned about a man's character by the Aj we have not the room to display Curtains and a stipend of Si.500 a year -ay he acts, and a good place to see a 'Very large or charity for are those whol%% have dociied to discontinue this line and to clear and horse keep. There generation in action is at Now Hats are decadent, that Its,the younger 9( music is sometimes Materials, we ha voue Dresses say the church 18 de we live InIthe pavilion. The Oh is a pity, there them quickly they are on sale at exactly 25 per cent. Off - he small usefulness has passed, thatI rather Jazzy, sic well and marquisette. 21 yards V07 which requires new I an advanced agO v be- plenty of really good mu A large of Curtains in lace An exceptionally large tangs of L-j4ieks' Voile Dresses in t possibly we do, but It Is any of the dances Put on- from $3.00 to $8.50, and newest patterns that old Protrait, Hat 9 C1011110116111 ideals. ood noC,adapted to roam and white, ranging in price f season's latest creations and the best 91 from FN(jlISH VoilO cause we have never underst we jazz music is all very well once in a long, in c ss than those- prtces.' need. They are made We want you to gee with feathers. or t0110, broad ppreciatel the Christian ideal as are now 25 per cent. le a reduction, have been prod, It that is so. and J great while as a curiosity, but It is to color. Via ought to have done, only as such that it deserves a Place Curtain Materials will also be cleared at the iiiam which means they are fast as display in our ready to wear and drooping of brim. we ovve it to ourselves to investigate, y pro rant. Caviare may be all Curtain MatorialB. Those scrims. rots this wonderful range which is on hl ,that that Ideal before we con a. a steady 25. per cent, Off on all on an appetizer, but with Vida spreading tricorns, thorough right .1 would and laces come in white ecru and crown and range in price from department. demn It. of it or of limburger cheese to cap like toques and British The pavilion diet disagree with a man's diges- ------- ___" ,oderich has always been conse.rva- n 25c I TI 0 about tion, but WO imagine it would impair -------- —,— Aim"I effects, with busby it,., In habit, to say nothing his taste for good, wholesome, simple, ties. it does not like rushing into food which he needs to invigorate his feathers darting Out from 006 poll too hastily, and any sort of expansion accepting either' body. The orchestra deserves some - side. or flowers trimming the I,,; very cautious about in the way Of music to k,4 or steel Plants at what thing better gold brides value. play, In order to show up their un crown or brim. qlwbt be termed their face - doubted talent, and we believe also RNE CO ell go into a ve,n ical Pieces • -COLBO vvilen a few local m on that tile more really mug• torr, tile success of which depends kc less vital energy to pro- Je H the public taste entirely it j.q a sign of would ta es,; pvt.0 if thelenture Is but an duce. I THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY ✓ progr , l That.orchestra needs vital energy it W .. L, I I P let attractiow 0 , , V ere dincing, ep up the pace which .dusT�ient pavilion J%%Oh they are to ke kqlc are the ell In lbe evenings following \,i, 4, I � they are chief attrac- has been set The sue - Miss M. U. Ma0lear That it 0 88) f the pro- the OPening of the pavilion. 12MOEM12tw tions is far as the managers , the cess of the venture depends equally ndav at Mr. Thomas E. Harr lett can supply attractions, but lie. and the management 10 McClure, and Mrs. ForY spent So tell Ion tile pub, - and 4150� some coney, Township, 011,13 in 13kilyfleld. KINGSTON STREET iy great attraction without wit, d they require, and main wind cClure, all Of real , storm last fall, Goderich auspiciously, now the tiling is to kep the standard high.1 Improvements which should M Mr. Robert Hillock, o(Pickford,Micil: Imp Wilson, of Goderich, an either dancing or music would Dot bO I the standar s started ausPi wows i drawing cards, JS the human clementi taln. it ha and look out for �bll�mces to raise uta other improve thelf property. and Miss Vera I eircum- 1 help to imPT A little SO notch if possible, bu under at I Mr and Mrs. A. Gantelon and Mrs. J. NICKIE SAYS Mrs Ernest JOkluston all ........... �i never ,slips hack and Mr. Girabam,Ot Goderich Township- ape Er stances A great need is a proper I Gray' and Mr. Robert Handley Thomas 1111111111111111111'���""'111"111111'�'11111IIII'II'111"'II"' "' a notch. los. Elwood dropped It a short time Monday in Bayfield at Mt. Thomas place to park cars; and this we under- Tb CoopJ, who has not Harrison's. stand the, mane I is 9,rranging to see Mr. (;. A. � the past week. Mr. Sbmavum for. The public aT_smeesnsentlaIIY selfish been very well for talk with old 9.EWT — ft the roadway surrounding the pa- Cooper enjoys a short., 11#`=k A*4 C -P000 M_ eltMeTed up with cars friends. WAD CDV&s mm VS -9- Y our all 0 villon will be Leonard Westbrook, of Tht. is Is Irrespective of thO rights, or conven- Mr. and Mrs. Westbrook, 01 Avi 9&*W 4%WT VAskmw T -S% Pr neighbor-, Goderich, and Mr. Gen. Wes Sundav VRWIM %W New issue lence of householders in the neighbor _4%v�kl%cklolk W104 PAXV� hood If the practice is not handled Alberta, near Edmonton, were with a jirrit and Unrelenting hand by visitors at'the home of Jesse Gray. Wig 9W 0,1.4 0%J% AJ^Q0Vk.T1s.0 authorities, and the time to Mr. Westbrook says it was a very V%9.Skk&.vA 9MG INIMACC Mkilk"t %V-4 'VW the proper auLh 0. force is at the be- 11 %4r.JhM% %ee4,VC*%k% put regulations L hard winter a - dl�d I through the West thif; Province of Ontario much stock It will add to last winter, and them ginning. T)f -11 as to , it,- want of Leede V.. the prestige Of the town WS or _101— success or thepaviliOn if the rights th� OBITUARY and conveniences of all are yons Idered. �(, and proper arranKentents enforced for MURRAY—The fun their observance. MU11RA oral of the late Ft Dann died on Sun- DVELMOT McEVOY- Mr. Joseph Murray, who day. -Juno 20th, took place On Wedn08- Gold Bonds DUNGANNON day .afternoon of last week. The ser. at y Rev. Mr. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Steadman left It vices were cOuQuo "T "It Toronto, of the -Brethren de Tuisadely for their new appointment at James, of Toro Due 15til June, 1930 Watfor nomination, and the pall -bearers were i of Toronto, Is , Louis er Jack Stotberi the deceased's three nephews Nast 17 parents, Mr* Aitkens. of Toronto; Enslow hitifens, Of nd 5 a holidaying with ht grand it win, and Crack Murray, of town; andt. Price $100 a t d Mrs. Thos. Stothers. to .09 All am Walston, the new pastor, will his ODIV brother, Mr. Geo. Murray, of cruedinte r Ji Rev. Mr. We]Murray was born in Ac Mi Mil be here this week to take his Place 5m Goderich �Sbtp but was brought to Colborne Tow Dungannon and Crowe circuits.town &R an infant and had made Gode- r.Mr. F. Ross and Miss Rae Stothers It ever since, though away U When 0 N have been re-enoged in the public rich 8 0 a good deal at One time and T. R. HARRISOR Sept. from w to school for next V66r, beginning attoth V. la ther to the sole Bur 'Phone 316 West Street f a family of seven brothers and Ito let, each getting i Igibstautial raise• vivor et areMurrayhad peon ailing The following *011601 teachers one sister. r. it was only though of To. for probably a t General lnsurat_� Watch for the date of holidaying at their homes here: Mines Sick. is widow, Ethel Case and Janie Mothers, last Febi nary It ter Sum. have Busi- ronto ; D&ISY Ryan, Of Port •Credit; Louis, and d neasTransacted it1 ;r:A $ Saved- is I son Laura Pentland, of Amberstbur9t dint the sympathy of W f end& our Grand Opening Mr. Bart iWiliginks, ai Auburn. _W BATFIELD service was h�bld for the Orange - M& rt Tichbourne, men, in Erskine thumb, Sunday even - c Mr. A Earned Sale Mitis Alice Falconer and "** Ing last a $ The Pastor, Rev. Dr. C&M1P1 MrKeith Ross, t bed an,., excellent sermon, Miss ray Tichbourn 0, motored down to bell UteRc Acta 15 , 26, The tgking'bis text CrOM BaYneld to see the ball game. As soon as our present loci service. Mr. Alf. Fuller and bliss Irene Harrisin, White Shoes Mr. Mick Arbuckle, Miss Nora, Conner. With the wonderful buying choir rendered special Music for the tion which -we have in Gale- rvtcea will be hold the 10161t all of London, motored up and spent power. central organization and rich opposite the Court Hall", Union Sol I kinechureb, -end in Bayfleld at Mr. Thomas two Sunday eVenin in Era clan GerviQ0 the week waltiplisi Outlet, as orgailliZa- on the East side of the Square, t Sunday the geabyft D Douglas E. flardwals• various will be used and D W.,&rt.TiohbOUT1Ie, Miss Alice Fal Were never in grouter demand than this year. There are thetr liejag remodelled otor of ft3w;U1,; wal ptwb. f this kind has at B. re ties 0 "yWhich is now On the following unasy evening thb reasons for this and decorated at the present ces A] be used and Rev. .4 fiater tips, we will be ails to :R &qWIc&nk servi aIle to take I)j. Campbell will preach. Everybody 1st. Because of their Comfort, in that they are light, per - •time. you will welcome. Pf fictly pliable, and easy. offer for your approval- at psrt3iti which -as held On SMA's #d Store aivantago of the W"im(W The garden was a good 5C to C. C. Brown's lawn -June 123, wide range of Styles and shapes we are prices ranging from I kqaius which willU Wend 66 e 2nd. Because of the v Intiocess. although ` ithe alatuse at 1110 Mew" showing this sesson. With 9, distinct design or model to suit ., ' all &SM of awk tar old ili, $11111, •UP-.t*4&:te 14. r&thorchillY toy, ;449 Hand Printed individual taste, consequently and t every i less Vhe odeicirtt f ro* 10 to 25 W teat. pa Eve Every "gal did, a thriving bustillb". an licit the Hand Colored co* patiton, by the ()rebeattilt an agh taw *A lilyflies Wr .1 3rd. We can Vit YOUR wh4ther your feet are long and narrow, *as of a verynd• wid 6134116M "COWty t"t tki "y it UreS or short and wide, we have the correct last for you, tVaD. a edbvs rho illliddla calk be retailed from 5C to two solos, Za bijar""s were photograV woman, or child, and itla elilillitatiss Of the lo", * The tktd offorod, tit rkft tjftouni��Ut WA Ch kaVifit OU'r 9"h 1100c M Because of their EdOMMY- loan is 64111 out All & boo a il 401 slllpw$1 .00 *4 -1 %pr"Alkv rf4a.klj�W*' '. ' I . direct to Oar om tilt will mo; .4 v%,srd Gr*# *nd wife, Of Go" I So one goos, -tat our prises, and you will buy hyjr*, to Isitors at tho of kith ew Mr. ka, vairylouti- v borne, %vere S(IndkY 1166" &bm out tdu�plote *Mtlsfso#on. Ask Your friends, they know, 7 tU 1111111ludactsw3� home of his brother, Reuben Grigg sites y here. ISM A young lady alAvo 10 the RE L Steel C00,P N1r. Fftd Middl6taii, white Hall' W"' I N G belle*0 1111110 has to4e to SW M AND SUR - tired ' I _111._ . A%& #111111 13 toudaed 'Whft Store `''lire ilum1. W her *1 ft, alt 0 elli the, 'Miss th MON 01) Star 07 to Nib kt 16 tig" U#W tollom in tA* t1lipte r .460 W %Tit -Is all the soriftotipwil Nery. le 0111 ft- %JW* will bd 00,011460. of 0004 rph�, Oita Aha "b I ph 01t'd flier