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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Star, 1920-08-19, Page 5A�W�k}*-h••s-.M �a It A7./�►I1R.i. :ldl7.19f11 •.�4 ti LE AS, S NA 11 EMS FOR 7 , X. ind MONDAY; AUG. 2.1 ad,23 e � m� Pahl.„�. )live Soap, Special 3 fort c; , o x Regular 2 for 25c. Not more than $1.00 worth to ,a RUBBEASET � CHOCOLATES SHAVING Spflcial 7$o Chocolates fort BRUSHES - - : RU Uuaranteed not to shed their �`:.= r - RFD JAR bristles. Regular 50c for Let the children HEAVY 39c Regular 100 3 fot 25g .. mfl"wn +f c --- , 41 daughter Miss .lean, of Unt• penman's All Wool Pullovers Ballantyne's All Wool Pullovers AUTOMOBILE SPONGES 0 IGA WATER .-_ a Of course they can make a picture of s Regular 50c for C Regular 250. Special grandma. The kind of a picture you will I' 39C 'a parents, Mr.stili Mrs.. A. Mr- be glad to frame. They can make pictures and Feel Drool, fancy weave, sailor collar in collar, in colars of coral, oriental, jade, of their pla„,ground pals as well, and their a 2 for 25c pets. There is nothing confusing about a WATER GLASS lays In Toronto. Kodak and a Brownie is even simpler. ._ -- This excellent, common-eenN A Special Sport Sweater $11.50 Kodaks $11.21 up 20c a tin E HAINES' WILTSHIRE •eturned from their kvratern trip. Brownie, $3.10 up GRAPE JUICE =' ` Mr. and 11r4. Clifton Walmsley and ,wo sons, of Sarnia, are visiting in town DEVELOPMG and PRINTING 35c and 70c = ' OIL 'mend the inside bath, clafmina this Is tuxedo collar, sash and tassels, this is Stitch. Dutch collar, slashed belt, in turquoise, special lreal_ Mrs. Strang, where, their daughter, Mrs one of our newest styles, in all popular rose. paddy, pinm, Sakisfaction Guaranteed = Regular $1.00 for are visiting with their parents, ]furor, Road .i., sister of Mrs, Rai• Rumball, and ROSE'S LIME JUICE Miss Augusta McLeod, of Toronto, is Our ,prices are most reasonable 40c 69c ' Miss Blanche Knox, Is on a visit to Ask for Catalogue i. -Our Beehive Scotch Fingering, Monarch Knitting Yarns Swan Fountain Pens = — Truss Department For those wbo prefer to do their own knitting we bave the correct Yarns = terfal, poisons, sour bile and tosine; for Sweaters Pullovers, Scarfs, Hosiery and Children's wear. The Pen that is guaranteed to give satisfac- C has many satisfied customers, See our varied 241111-• 8 Jest as soap and hot water cleanse ' Baldwin's Beehive Scotch Monarch Floss and Down s stock. stork. where me haze been moved by a tion. $2.50 up. Mrs. Hart-,vpll and Miss Hazel Hart- we11, have returned from a visit at Fingering These two well known Yarns ueed C d her husband, who hos.,been in Toronto n:) introduction ; they Come up in alit t� Campbell's Drug Store inti,' achini head, Ballow compleftton, The Penslar Store and Pelr-rboro•nal Mr. Walter J. Brimicvmbo.,f nelson. Next to Millar's Scotch Store a, for knitting Sweaters and Hos- 9 g are done up'iu handy balls ready to are The Square, Goderich 1111111111111NIIIIIiIIIIIIiINIININNIH11s11N####IIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIIIINI111N1111iINllllllllllllllllllllltr A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE ft• pig ppn and it 12x12 ft. loose box and a calf pen. A good root collar inn- hear; i cutter, upholstered, piano box body good rendition: 1 it - ur. Dermot McEvoy affery "SIllerlwrn der the driveway is reached by a dour from the passage back of the cow (list', fertilizer and . drill w•Ith with grass box, Deering pattern; Farm” and Plant for :vale stalls. Tlipre is a good granary up- a No. s Massey Harris disc, steel har- i Deering spring tooth cultivator: Farm in Huron County, lintanio, Cam- stairs, and I tip Karn is equippwi wilts + ha} fork. The barn is n; hoavy frame row; 1 Bissell steel 3-sPhtfen roller: i honey ads, en good country road, and :even Goderich. conslruvti or, ro\ered with vorrugatpd 'drag harrow, 3 sections; 1 light ad - miles from county town of Land is clay, good for wheat. red c]ov_ galvanized steel. h,db on walls ane Justable drag harrow, 2 sections: 1 Massey Harris 6 -ft. cut mower; 1 Mas -i sere corn and turnips. Land is level• with the exception of a uniform dis dawn nmf. Barn \n. 2 is of heavy frame con- i sey Harris t; -ft. rut binder; f No. 21 Verity walking plow; t sub soil plow; f grade from east to west J h�rl in grad. slrurtion: 1 storey only, sided with rooh luniber and roofed with vorru- 1 double furrow' plow' with potato The west bound{st 1, s of flu farm eaten galvanized sloel; thpre are three (tlggjng attae%hmpnt: f I)eering the shore Lake Huron, theist i' horse stalls, and two hog pens In this spring tooth cultivator. f Bis - 75 feet below. the level of the farm building. Driving vhed is 120x60 ft., sell steel 3 -section roller; i heavy drag land. The buildings on the farm c+,n-I rine concrete, with asphalted harrow, 3 sections; 1 light adjustable, sist of a dwelling house with cuneate ..tory, felt roofing on i ineh boards. Hpn drag harrow, 2 sections; I Massey Har- turves ales comprising kitchen, dining open front govern- is Yer20 ft_suitable ris assey ut room, pantry and furnace room. The np,nt patting suitable for 100 hens °1 patternarris 6 -fl. birnder;I Deering all- upper storey of frame oonstructi++n •%'his building is covered on vva11s ago j, steel hay rake: f scutiler Massey Her. roofed with galvanized steel tiles cut'- roof with asphalted felt roofing on f risi; f road dray, 2 fence post hole tains three good sized bedrooms ano inch boards. More shed f2x2i ft. will, angers: f wire fence stretcher, f hay hand two rooms connected by archway, al bean -to roof built of matched lumber, and straw rutting box, present used as library and sitting. and roofed with asphalted felt roof% operated), f root pulper, i corn 20 room; the bath room and W. C. Hol ,heiler: t gr -4n separator water heating in dining room, and two There There is a cedar bush 4% acres in screens) ; 2 StPPI wheelbarrows; 2 wood bedrooms,• also in upstairs hall. \Vater ,extent in one corner of the farm, and "•heelbarrows; i grindstone; i cream from an artesian well of 192 feet depth df 900 fence Posts could be upwars o sedarator, ,;mall size (Baltic): also Is pumped by a gas engine to a taken out of the trees at present stand- forks, shovels, bars, chains, etc., etc. pressure tank in the furnace room and it can also be pumped to the barn 'mg A collection of cherry, peach. Issas Lace trilock and drinking trough. A septic tank plar�n, apple, pear and quince werp planted 7 yeah ago in h rows Team of shire geldings, weight about 290b, 10% fiound and quiet connected to properly laid overflow drain takes care of the domestic sew- containing f0 trees each. The peach, early apple and plum age years, to handle, active in harness, no bad 'fie -• Jk cherry, pear, trees have already fruited; some of habits; I aged cow, Shorthorn grade. cads flood milker, due to calve Aug. Br°sth The majn barn Is 48x50 ft. with a A- e peach" bring heavy bearers. Thr extent -of the farm, according to the 1st'; f cow 5 years old, Shorthorn grade, good milker; i cow 2 years old ft. high concrete stable with stalls for title deed, is 88 acres more or less. `hgrthorn grade, good milker; f hpif- 5 homes, .and steel stanchions for 6 The farm is connected with the town- cr,12 years old, Shorthorn grade, bred head of cattle. There is also a 12xI2 ship tclephone system and has a rural to ,Aberdeen Angus grade bull, due tc free delivery mail box. Thprp are also freshen November 30th; I heifer calf Modd Theatre the fo!laWlnu implements and live stock : 'pellicles born July 11th, 1920; 1 bull calf, bore July 9th, 1020; f bull calf, born .lily 15th, 1920. I wagon iDani •with standard equip- Piga ment of box; narks for stock and hay. d grade Chester White, feeders, 3M i> ROQRAM and spring seat, also gravel box. Imonths old. For Week AuS• 28rd to 28 th democrat with top anti upholstered seat, in good condition; f phaeton, In Hens good condition, rubber -tired; i open 30 purebred Barred Rock bred to is) =11�oalia�► and Tuesday buggy old) : f honey type sleigh hens, 40 chickens. Crop A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Hay S lona alfalfa and red clove, ii mixed, in barn; f0 tons of timothy, fr ETHEL CLAYTON barn, and about •L tons second -cu' hauled in "A estimated) alfalfa to he � _ CALL TO WORSHIP" eofof 1 acre of sero 'Longfellow, ; 1 air "Men, Women and fall wheat: 5 acres spring wheat; acres III acres oats: 6 acre 1 I a ICL at. Trn acres of this year' buckwheat. �� Money crop IR seeded down with red clover timothy and alsike. at" DFRMl IT ?ICEVOt- CENTURY COMEDY "The Path to Learning" R. R 10 2- Goderi� "Good Little Brownie" OR A FUEL t1�6NY'S SLEEP Wednesday and Thursday `The Yoke that Teaches- w A s o u T OF A GOLDWYN PiCTURE 7 in. PAULINE FREDERICK p. THE tQIViEST1oN. INI sieaplewmese in canned by the nervott "The. WAuIaon. in Room I eyefem ttecoming deran6ed, and to thea frightful dreams13'r w.� ie brokenby Biptigt_fth Gupub nightmatrelc, sinking and smother:n smsp.taons, who wake up in the mornin also m tired ee they wcrot to bed, can hav • S.�aing Bill Parsons Montreal Street old,prseeful ,��r�j, n �m by usin IN Next Sunday ing back again jYcmm's Heart and Nerve Pills. s , Di d s Knockout "Dad" �llxgtiiSt 22nd Mr. J. N. Farlane, Red Triand Club, na lax, N.B., writes:`) was for shot suffernerve sufferer from trouble tbnee years. I used to be so weak an Friday and Saturday y Short Services tzdrvous, st times, that I would be afral a full nA skit A SEL I ( o Ino t the q ter was out of the gttentlora. Attu Beit 'e Sea .PICTURE second box of M1111bu '?� f �! / OLI "THVBAS OLIVE, (WI wd a Pills over for TE, tree sed x(J�1 i see u>r 1tlj, end I feel now an well , 1 V rti�r I disc."' a`^ B """"" '%►'tilt W— is xeart sad Nerve Pills a dire 'spite Vride" L We will beIClnle a box st all dalim or mailed elpra+ae by The T. MMA SMMO COlIIEDY . .,car. ttimited. Tarorttb. (%tit. 11 COTc H STORE � r a a Beautiful Coloring in ' wool and Swea* ter Coats For, the cooler evenings whether sitting on the verandah or for playing tennis or for 'boating, motoring or general wear a Knitted Pullover or Sweater Coat r :> --- is the Ideal garment. 41 daughter Miss .lean, of Unt• penman's All Wool Pullovers Ballantyne's All Wool Pullovers PEOPLE AVE KNOW Mr . Robert Muir Is spending a week I Detroll. Mrs. C. Jones. I $5,75 a $7.50 Miss 9lidd)eton If -ft this week on e isit to Muskoka. Mapes You Look This is a most attractive garment Mrs. Walter Hern was In London one 'a parents, Mr.stili Mrs.. A. Mr- Reade fr�,m extra gnality pure medium weight. Novelty stitch, Dutch ay last week. dental and Feel Drool, fancy weave, sailor collar in collar, in colars of coral, oriental, jade, Dr. Mabee is attending a coy. ention at Ottawa this week of Toronto, arrivpd home on Thur"da), colors of rose, copen, carnation, tur- paddy, rose, strawberry, turquoise, Miss Elsa like is spending her hell- before breakfast quoise, Peacock, coral, canard•, paddy, American beauty, special $7.50 each. lays In Toronto. Bradley have returned to Toronto after special $5.75 each. Miss Effie suttierland, of Detrult, Is spending her vacation in town. This excellent, common-eenN A Special Sport Sweater $11.50 MTs. H. Dunlop and Miss Dunlop have Mr. and Mrs. Watts were in town Monarch Knit Sweater Coats •eturned from their kvratern trip. This is a Ballantyne make, made Mr. and 11r4. Clifton Walmsley and ,wo sons, of Sarnia, are visiting in town ter of Mrs. Dr.) Taylor, town Ladies' all woo] Sweater Coats, from all 'pure wool in a heavy rib \1r, and Mrs. Fred Craigip are away Dn a three weeks' motor trip to Mon- 'mend the inside bath, clafmina this Is tuxedo collar, sash and tassels, this is Stitch. Dutch collar, slashed belt, in turquoise, special lreal_ Mrs. Strang, where, their daughter, Mrs one of our newest styles, in all popular rose. paddy, pinm, Miss Gladys and Mr. seeord Holrgartl'shades, e blood; eausing Ill health, while the specie] $9.00 each. $11.50 each. are visiting with their parents, ]furor, Road .i., sister of Mrs, Rai• Rumball, and Boy's all wool fine knit erre s, hi b neck, buttoned at shoulder, colors navy, maroon, brown. y y g Miss Augusta McLeod, of Toronto, is each morning, before breakfast a sites, from $2,25 to $3.50 on a visi'1 to tier mother, Mrs. \largarel ' Miss Blanche Knox, Is on a visit to white, all McLeod. .alas Fern Johnston, Toronto is on a vacation at her parents' home, Water- t w harmless means helping t0 wash Beehive Scotch Fingering, Monarch Knitting Yarns loo sir a. Miss Mamie Down, of Toronto, is S~ lion with the InddAttu 11'elasges. I For those wbo prefer to do their own knitting we bave the correct Yarns spending tier vacation at her horn, Bu- terfal, poisons, sour bile and tosine; for Sweaters Pullovers, Scarfs, Hosiery and Children's wear. ren Road. home after vlaatlnk the former's father. - lir, t)Nvpr Johnann, $t. PatMck Rt. the entire alimentary Sore putting more food into the stam- Misses Iylhel and Elsfp Elder are .pen- ding their vacation with rriabiv, s at Ont. 241111-• 8 Jest as soap and hot water cleanse ' Baldwin's Beehive Scotch Monarch Floss and Down Cargill, stork. where me haze been moved by a limestone phospbate act oD the ellen Mrs. Hart-,vpll and Miss Hazel Hart- we11, have returned from a visit at Fingering These two well known Yarns ueed Port Manley. Mist$ Jean Matheson, Britaurtfa Road d her husband, who hos.,been in Toronto n:) introduction ; they Come up in alit is spending the holidays in "Toronto inti,' achini head, Ballow compleftton, This well-known Yar13 has no of 25 beautiful shades and and Pelr-rboro•nal Mr. Walter J. Brimicvmbo.,f nelson. by motor Ile a few day&. a, for knitting Sweaters and Hos- 9 g are done up'iu handy balls ready to are is on a Visit to u,e family home, coder- ich Wwnship• �honld obtalII a pnarter pound of Hoe. 3ery, comes in black, white and colors also the mk,st charming of Heather knit. :Monarch Floss 35e a ball, Mrs. W. L. Horton and Mise W. Ball Le riage of their Ron, Arden It., to Shits 39c skein. Rlonalch Down 60c a tali. have returned from a. trip to �l ':alb- f~ NO demonrttrate 1116 value of to mixtures at per arines and other pi+nas. S morning on a trip W t. Site wit) wfAlt Ivoriue Wool, Andalusian Wool, Saxony Wool, Angora Woo Mrs. Fotheringham' and children, et of health and'appjlAartlft Brantford, are visiting at the rPsidenve Mercerised Crochet Cotton, white and ecru, all numbers, 17c per ball of Mr. ai,d Mrs. L. 11, Parsons. Coats' �Irs. George J1. (]ox and sun, Murray Onr alterations are now under way and when completed will be the m 1st Iwan.s, of Manchester, Eng., are visiting Miss Zlary Cox, �t. Patrick's street' attrac_:vc and up to date Ready To Wear Department. Mr. John Elliott, who is practising lave in Aull, Que., is in town on a HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW FALL COATS YE'r ? three--w•eekc+' visit to the old hone", �1rs. _Athol MrQuarrle left last Friday, on her rtPturn to Toronto after visiting McCall's Fall and Winter Quarterly and September Patterns Now on Sale Is. for some weeks at hhr old home here Mrs. 9.. 3,1. Wilson and Miss Kathleen ,If Elora, are visiting at the home of ass- \1r .and Mrs. S. Sts there, Trafalgar a 'Phone 5� M I LLA R'S SCOTCH STORE Phone 56 J1 r. EugpnP Dean, of Buffalo, has Joined his wife and family at the homo of dtlss Boyle, *West at., for a holiday. Misses Rose and Ethel Naftel, of Torte onto, are spending a fortnight with _ their cousin, Miss Emily Naftel, town. Miss Mina Tait leaves on Saturday and spend a short time with a brother her" of the fanvRy will Join her 11111'r�� FEVER for Colborne, Int., fora two weeks' who is tery ill in Winnipeg, returning urn Ilr ya .v- of Miss ��•.+t«on's drp,+rture vacation with her sister, Mrs. IlRorgl before the end or ,-",ptembvr. - title was made the reelpir•nt of a prr"r" Badley. Mr, Launrp La%ls muIs In town Ihi, tatfon by the choir of St livorge's I and ASTHMA Miss Serlmgeour rptutmed last week week. it is quite a number of yp;,ry "hureh, of whir•tt phe was .+ %ol-A from Woodstock, whete she has been m,•mher. Her talent+ as a %,walfst will Conqurred by the World'" Only Two- yfneo hr used to frequent Ihesp parts I bottle Remedy, Don't suffer a minute filling a position for The past few but we will probably ser indre of horn be touch missed In I;oderich, I Y. hs. again, as he has taken this i,•rritury longer, wand tday $1--:12-day lree montvX Pa•v1Ah, ipalp, rr"HPsa, and «wkly silent. 'Trial vinze• 2Sc, and guarontecd, Mr. Lewis Carey, of the Weak of Eons, asireppreaentati— for the Depring an,l 4,11ildrrn owe their eondltom to worrnsl4jW. .K• BUCKLEi, Mfg. Chemist, merce staff at Calgary, Alta, I+ at the international )impte+nents. Mr. Lavin .\Iiother i:na%es' *Worue Exterminator home of bin father, Mr. to. F. Esrey, says there Is no place he would soont•r «ill relieve them and restore health !17 Dunda• Rl, E.. Toronto. for a vacation. live in than Goderleh,-- Miss Marjorie Tanton anti Miss Iler- Miss Edripann Walston has gine to Crude Thomas, of London, were w•epk- take a position in Watertown, N. Y end guests with Miss Jean Hav%kins. An aunt is Iivfng there and other men) - Rayfield road. --- Mr. and Mrs. Horace Robin"on and 41 daughter Miss .lean, of Unt• %, rs Inside Bath prid are here on n visit at he rPsidenre of ilii Mrs. C. Jones. I Mr. and Airs. John McLeod and babe, Mapes You Look of 0w•Pn Sound, are nn a %i"ii to the .. 'a parents, Mr.stili Mrs.. A. Mr- Fresh' Leod Pod Cambria Road. and Feel Mr. Geoffrey Holt, M. A.. Mus. Bar- , of Toronto, arrivpd home on Thur"da), Faye a glass of hot water with evening of last week and will "pend a month's 'vacation.phosphate before breakfast Miss Helen Curran and >fi•s Ada keeps Illness away. Bradley have returned to Toronto after spending a week the guests of Mrs. R This excellent, common-eenN Matheson, Britannia Road. health measure- being Mr. and Mrs. Watts were in town Adopted by millions. th'fs week on their return from a trip through the west. Mrs, Watts I" a At -- ter of Mrs. Dr.) Taylor, town ! -phistalans the world over reoonw Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, of Torontn 'mend the inside bath, clafmina this Is spAnt the week -end at the residend9 of 'otdvastlf more Importance than 0136 Mrs. Strang, where, their daughter, Mrs 'Ide ,clitlHuess, because the skin do'not- absorb Impurities Into gimons. has been visiting. e blood; eausing Ill health, while the Mrs. Winterton, of East Orange, N of bowels do. .i., sister of Mrs, Rai• Rumball, and pons_ the ten yards ' Men andiwbmen are urged to drink her two boys, Junior and Jack, have each morning, before breakfast a been visiting Mrs. Rumball. 1 'gam of hot water with a tesspoontnl ' Miss Blanche Knox, Is on a visit to of limestone phosphate to a Toronto, and while there will attend t w harmless means helping t0 wash the fall millinery openings In connect- . � iron the stomach, liver, kidneys and , S~ lion with the InddAttu 11'elasges. I ypweis the previous day's indigestible 6 Mr. and Nfrs. Harold Johnson and hvQ terfal, poisons, sour bile and tosine; children. of Tor oto, have returned s thus cleandn , sweetening and purl- '"g canal be- home after vlaatlnk the former's father. - lir, t)Nvpr Johnann, $t. PatMck Rt. the entire alimentary Sore putting more food into the stam- 6 lir. Wm. Fitzgerald, C. P. R. train- 241111-• 8 Jest as soap and hot water cleanse man, left today, Tburgday) for Wood, e and fteshea the skin. so hot water and stork. where me haze been moved by a limestone phospbate act oD the ellen the company to fill a similar position It &I'm Loyn" left on Saturday to join �,�osewho wake up with bad breath, d her husband, who hos.,been in Toronto tcoated tontine. assts taste or bave's for some days on bUMnem, Sir. and P inti,' achini head, Ballow compleftton, Mrs. Loynex will return to Gfulerlett 6 4 acid attama; others who are subject by motor Ile a few day&. bitteus attacks , or' constlpatian, a airs. J. L. Aitken left fast week for �honld obtalII a pnarter pound of Hoe. tr Shorbrooke, (sue., fo attend the mar- `fie phosphate at that drtts store. Le riage of their Ron, Arden It., to Shits Tbb will cost reryslittls lint is su>s• Bessie M. Hyndman..whldh took ptaeo f~ NO demonrttrate 1116 value of to re on Tuesday of this week. et Mrs. tVm. %iner'ville left Tueedaty A bethfar, Tbo,e wile oontlnue y marnls►g��i "s"asirareiO it Vro S morning on a trip W t. Site wit) wfAlt oertced rutil ,,,both to regard _u frtp'nda at Kea_evatln Abd other po'1ntil of health and'appjlAartlft Acetylene Welding AND ALL KINDS OF Repair and Machine Work, DONE 8V THE DOTY ENGINEERING CO., Ltd. WORKS AT THE DOCK. OODERICH 'Phone 150 FarmerR and others having broken casting" can have same repaired good e s new on short notice, at muderata cost. STYLE QUALITY PRICE! It is our endeavor to make each of these features consistent with the otber iu all Footwear and to give VOt? entire satis- faction. Try H ern's pot Shop for Service We are prepared for the Holiday Season with a full line of Travelling Goods, Trunks, Club Bags, Suit Cases, etc. Repair Department 1n order to give better service in Shoe Repairing, we bave installed a Finishing Nf acbine. The best guaranteed in Repairing. HERN' S BOOT SHIP Ai r . ti� Miss Miss