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THE ICE CREAM DEPARTMIEIVT is equipped with all the latest modern
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sist on something out of the ordiimry.
, The Double Rich Ice Cream' Sodas, ice cold, are a real hit.
A new,niodern Waring milk shake Mixer is avother added equipment,
NEILSON'S and PATTERSON'S CHOCOLATES --always fresh for your
enjoyment, -and 'the finest assortment of Salted Nuts, cooked fresh daily.
Wirt fight liiineardhlte,----
Goderich Juniors+ played their first
gealate In the° PruCe League series on
Wednesday evening at Kincardine,' and
brought home a win after an uphill
'fight. The game opened witb Frank
Young on the raountt for GoOrich, but
after seven' runs had, been, Scored elle
him he was replaced by Bob Craig, who
allowed only one hit .and kept the
Kincardine -boys storelm, (for the rest
of the game. Ile had 'fifteen strike.
I Outs.
o
'Young was the star hitter a the
game, scoring a triple and a double.
19,
Batteries - for` G6derich, Young,
and Ball:.
REVISED SOHIEDULE
Withdrawal (if Owen tSound from the
Bruee League junior series has resulted
in redrafting the schedule.
in place of northern ,and southtrn
divisions, the league will oPerate as a
single iunit with five entries, Walkerton,
,Ohesley, Poclerich"; Ripley and Kin-
cardine. The schedule:
June 18-...-Goderich at Kincardine.
21 -Walkerton at Ohesley.
23 -Kincardine at Ripley.
,25---Chesley at Kincardine.
July 1, --(Ripley at Walkerton.
4-4Ripley at Kincardine.
10 ---,Walkerton at Ripley.
12. ---Ripley at Chesley.
• Kincardine at Walkerton.
1S--Goderich at Ripley.
10---liCh'esley at Walkerton.
. the• playoffs the high teams, will
have choke of diamonds and play the
third. deciding gam9 at home in tlie 'first
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BUGGIES, CRIBS, METAL BEDS and SPRINGS'.
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BA,PTIST CHURCH
nniversary Services
SUNDAY, ,J1J,NE i2mi-
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SPECIAL MUSIC By THE
Services„11 p.m. And. 7 pan,
OBITUARY
°The funeral of the late Sophia
Lindsay took plaee on Thnrsday' last
,the interment being in Maitland ceme-
tery, Rev. W. P. Cane eonducted the
services and the piplbearers were Wm.
Stirlite, Victor Lindsay Walter Ling,7
pay
say, Pinter . Lindsay, Bert Bown and
Ralph Jewell. 'Miss Lindsay passed
away, on the previous Tuesday at hey
honle,. 'Cameron street, after ''a long
illness., ,she was in her sixtieth year,
She wag born In Goderich toknsitip,
the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
David Lindsay, and lived in *town the
last tWelve years. She was a member
of ,North streetVnited church. Surviv-
ing are -two Siistrs, Mrs. a.). A. •Stirling
of Goderich township and Mxs. O. R,
brether, George Lindsay, of 'Stratford.
offers a 17:ariety ot Coal Stoves, Heaters, 011 Stoves, Rangettes and
Electric 'Plates. '
A complete line of AULCR,AFT PAINTS and ENAMELS, the
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Openink - Specials In Mattresses .
$ 8.00 BLQRON FELT M.,,TTRESS for . • $ 4.50
wHryE, LAYER .FLT-,110,1ATTRESS for- $16.59
$ 8.50 $13'50
$15.06 SPRING FILLiD MATTRESS
$11:00
$85.00:SPRING PILLED'
70
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fl 10
$12.50
415.00
-$16.00
PORT ALBERT
-,MIRS..03Efft&'ARD WILSON
After a lingering illness,, Elizabeth
Bull, widow of Joseph Bernard Wilson,
passed away in Alexandra hcdpital at
midnight on Wednesday, June 11th, in
her eighty-third year. A- resident of
Huron county for nearly three-quarters
of a century, Mrs. Wilson,eame to 'God°.
rich towni,ship at .the age of twelve from
marriage she resided for 'a 'time ILI
Goclorich, later moving to 'Goderich
farmed' 811CetsRftIlls until 1006, when
they' returned to 'Goderich, Wil-
sOn passed away iv JulY,' 1020. In -
her declining yearg, grs. Wilson was
devoted to her home and, family.' She
was a member af Knox Presbyterian
ehurch. 'Surviving are three :sons,
George and Joseph, of G.pdericii tOwn-
ship and Fred of Goderich, and twO
da•ughters, Mrs. Harry McCreath of
Saltford and 3.11rs, 'Charles Muir of
.London. Thirteen grandchildren, and
•two •great-grandehildren also. survive.
. The 'funeral took place on Saturday
son, 'Fred Wilson, Ilincits street, to
Ma4.1and cemetery: The funeral ser-:
vices were, conducted 'by 'Rev. D. J.
The pallbearers 'were Wren Shearclown,
Harry 'Powell, yViltiam- Stivens,.. Geo.
IiE(NAIIILDDR; June 1.7. Mr and
11Irs. E. T. •pifrimmer attended the
graduatiorr,at Alma College last Tues-
day. Their daughter, Miss tirrace, was
one of the -graduates.
•The play "Rebellion 'of Youth" was
presented in Bluevale last Friday night
by groups 2 and 3 of the Woman's As-
sociation of 'Benzniller United 'ehu•reh.
There was a •large and appreciative
Mrs. W. 'Gledhill spent last week -end
in Toronto.
Walkerton.
ReV. A. E. Menzies. Londesboro
-occupied thp pulpit of Benmiller United
wood preached anniversary sermons on
the ,LondeAora -charge. •
Ur. and Mrs. lleKee Toront6 spent
the week -end visiting friends around
the village.
SEE THE GOOD*EAR
PORT ALBERT, June 18. -Mr. and
Mrs. .Prank 'Shields of Dunlop spent
'Sunday with the latter's parents,- Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Graham. .
'Miss Marjorie. MeKenzie was qUar-
autitied for .a week recentiy - with
;miss Kathleen 'tech nurse -in -
training _at Woodstoek, is spending
;three weeks visiting her parents, Mr.
Mr. Ben Brown returned home this
week from Goderich fllospital, where
• he was being treated for an infection.
We frust that he is much improved. ,
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson of Beldrive
spent 'a few days visiting her -sister,
3.Irs. Jack 'Bennett.
Mr. Ned /Brown and Allis Ethel
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Nkhol. While
there *they attended; the • drumhead
service -in support of the Vietory loan
Pte. aiffoi'd ,Crawford,. o•f Vamp
Borden, spent last- Week -end with his
There :will be ,no serviees In the
United eburch for. the next two 'Sun-
days, a.nnIversary services being ,held•
at 'Crewe and Dungannon churches re-
spectively. tA goOd attendance re-
quested. at these services. . •
$27.50
200 BLIND 49-e. 50- BORDERLESS RUGS 6x9-$2.10
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paird of Grand Bend returned' home.
this week after spending a few days'
with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon..
Mrs. Charles 'Hinde. of Waterloo,,and
Miss --Annie Henry of New York were
the guests of Mrs. W. J. Foster on-
-Friday last.
Chatham, aild Mr. and Mrs. Walter
,Lester and son, of, Port Huron, spent'
the week -end with Mr. and Mfs. Ed.
Sturgeon. '
IC. Malcolm MeLeod, sr., of the
itiO.A.17.-,7gt. Thomas, and AC. 'Malcolm
MeLeodi Jr., of the R.C.A.F., Dunnville;
spent the week -end at the home of Mr
Louis 1.1eLeofl.
CKSTONE'S
"ON THE BROADWAY OF GODE*RICH"
family, of Stratford, are at their cot-
tage for the,season.
Miss Doris Featherston, Who under-
went a serious operatiou-iii-lamd
returned holne last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Saunder and
son Bobby and Mr. and Mrs: S: MelLen-
ban of Kitcliener spent Sunday with
Toront• e are at their cottage in Lakeside,
Park for the season; •
• surprise -party wag held- at •the
h,orne of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sturgeon
(nee Dvelyn Gemeinhardt) on Tuesday
evening, when members of Trinity
chure.h gathered to honor the young
couple. Mrs. Wm: Parker ,gave the
addres.s and Mr. •Leslie Elliott presented
them with gifts. Progressixe euchre
contributed to a most enjoyable social
evening. ,Refreshments were served.
. (More Bayfield news on page 6.)
1941
Newimemarimmoimmo
those who were presentqor the Pardo -
Dalton •wedding were • Mr. and Mrs.
paido and"family, of Detroit ; Mr. and
Mrs. Lynnet, of Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Webster and Miss Marion
Dalton, of Detroit ; Mrs. Jim Young, of
Woodstock; Mr. Arthur Dalton and
MT. Alfred Dalton. ,
Some members of this community
attended the celebration of Rev. Father
. Friends from Toronto, Port Lamhton,
1 S•eaforth and other districts attended
the wedding.of Miss Helen Bowler iand
Mr. Ignatius O'Leary on Monday.
PardO-Datton.-A . quiet wedding
took place On Satnrday, June 14, at St.
Joseph's church, `Kingsbridge, Rev. John
It. Quigley offieiating, When Charlotte
Mario. youngest daughter of John- C.
Daiton, became the !bride of Floyd
Patrick, eldest son . AfT. -and Mrs:
Floyd Pardo of Royal Oak, Mich. The
petite bride was attractively gowned
in an aquamarine floor -length sheer
with, shirred bodice and Sweetheart
bouvardia and 'Sweetheart roses. She
carried' a 'colonial bouquet with floor -
length strearners„ Her only attendant
was her, sister Franees, gowned in
.floar-length shell pink embroidered net
with picture hat to match. She also
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The ideal type for canning,
VIRAL RED 'RIPE, HOTHOKSE
TOMATOES ' 19c
'VALENCIA med. Ige
Oranges (sae. 21c. 81:. 29c.
RED, RIPE and SWEET
Watermelons' jillgt in 69c
22 11)S. -eaeh-average lb. 4e
Potatoes ibst. 23c
CANNING NEEDS
CERT° bot. 23c p
Rubber AINGS doz. Se
"ZINC RINGS doz. ,23c,
PARAWAX pkg. 15c
Small I dog. 990
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Coffee 40c '21c
MORNING 37c 19c
Tea "11). 35c
eRISYY' Pickles 23c
' Mustard Mixed Jat
AWNS 28 -OZ.
APPLE Juic6 Tin"*'1:5c
\Shortcake Layers 20c
Biscuits .02 ibs. 29c
Ms't Colors
Cheese Plig.10e
Mgr 69c $2.64
Cocoa tia.:19c "" 31c
(intended for last week):
LEDBURN, June 9. -miss Annie
aunt, is noW spending a few days. w.ith
Miss Nellie Clark.
Mrs. A. Claton is staying .at the
home of her siker, Mrs. A. Monteith, of
ehange and rest will •beziefit her.
The people t:if our neighborhood ex-
tend., congratnlations to 'Mr. and Mrs.
'John (Chisholm,' sr., who on June 3rd
eelebrated their -golden wedding at the
home of their. son Ben, !where the wed-
ding took place 'fiftr years ago.
Congratulations ar4 also dueeto Mr.
James Farrish of Goderich, who recent-
ly was marrkd 4o.' Miss Francek,,Martin
weddint, trip*on Friday evening and
will reside far a time in one, of Mr. H,
Tufford's cottages south of our burg.
Fere given.'a surprise on ThUrsday last
'when a gentleman and 1118 daughter
came io the door and in eonverSation
'the teacher fonncl. it was Mr. James
Tobin- and his daughter from San
Francisco. Mr, Tobin was' formerly-
• a pupil df the school,: his home being
. the second farm from the school -house..
A Picture of the teacher and pupils and
1),ln Tobin was taken by the. daughter
land a copy will be sent back here..
Ills many friends are glad to See Mr.
length streamers. The groom'S' 'brother . DUNGANNON
Bill was„ his attendant. During 'the
signing of *the register Leon .Sullivan
sang :1%111 Thou Look *tip6n Me,
Mother." Dinner was served at the
British Exchange hotel. •Goderich,, fon
the immediate families.- For travelling,
the bride wore a navy and powder
blue silk Jersey -dress wit% navy cteces-
sories and a eorSage Of pink tea roses,
forget-me-nots and lionyatclia.
Young couple will lbe° at home after
'June 2O'at Dearborn, Michigan.
Mr. Kenneth „Pronnington, who has
been employed with Dominion 'Stores at
manager' of the .braneh there:
•
-Mrs,,,,Jack Richardson and three ehild-
_yen, June, Hygh _and Billy, of. Aylmer,
silent the past ink -end with Mrs.
, Douglas and Mr. Keith Waidie, Strat-
ford, visited on .1Sunday with Mr. and
(GODERIOH TOWNSHIP, June 16.---'
is visiting herifather, Mr. Ji W. Bell.
Mr...and 'Mrs. Hugh Davidson and'
Joy, of London, visithd on'Sunday with
Mr. and 'Mrs. Austin fuller. -
Federation of Agricifiture.-A. meet-
ing of the 'GoderMl-township Unit ot the
•Fedei7ation of"A:01Zniture was held in
the schoolhouse of IS.S: No. 11, on June
'12th. A good_number turned out to
hear 'Reeves 'Bowman of Brussels, Grain
of Turdberry and the pFesiflent of fhe
Huron county unit, Reeve Fred Watson
of Stanley,. address the meeting.. All
the „speakers .stressed the need 'of It
farmers' organization and the impert-
'twee of members' getting .behindlind
boosting. Mr. 'Wilmot Haacke was
eleeted director 'to 'the Huron county
'unit. for Goderich . township. • It Was
decided to; meet once every zncinth .in
tbe•clifferent school-noii'ses 'of the town-
ship' with the school +board's consent.
The next meeting wiii be held- in SA.`
No. 10 on Thursday, July 3rd, at'8.30
All farmers and' their families
are cordially invited to attend... 'The
unit of this fOwnship now has a mem-
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The hum of the lawn mOw-
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J. W. otivom,. GODERICH
REPRESENTING ,
' Pte. Harvey ,Culbert, '08.113.13 Borden,
enjoyed a." three:day leave -at the home
of his mother, Mrs. -Annie Culrbert.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cnlbert and
sons Howard and .13111 attended a Short-
horn breeders' field 'day at Guelph on
' Saturday. MrS. 'Culbert and daughter
Cora visited friendi-4. ,
Mr: Alvin 'Sherwood, Galt, spent the
week -end here, '
We ' were sorry to hear that Mrs.
Thlis. ilfeWhinney, who is housekeeper
for Ur. Thos. Otothers, has eontritet'd
!measles. We hope she will soon Kecov0e,r,
Visitors 'with Mi. and ?dm. Roy Rut -
'ledge for the Week -end were the latteen
three brothers, Messrs. Harold Gibson.
of Goderiela, James c. of Toront and
Marlon, of London, on leave before
going to lialifax. ' Other visitor$ were
,Donald, of Toronto, and Itiss.,<1ladys
'Sir. and ,Mrs,V.rank Jones and other
irelatives from here spent lastSaturda$,
graduated ifrom .the IC..W. Hospital as
a nurse. We ;wish her the beSt of luck
,:sir. Murray Dyer and ancittn,
I staying -lit -the home of ;Sirs. witoS.
Dickson,,se., where afra: Dyer is assist.
in* in the care •Of Mrs. 'Dickson.
Cranston--Thompson.-A quiet but
-Lpretty wedding took plaee• at the Ash-
field parsonage (m Wednesday, Jiine
lath, when Rev. Jas. Wilkins nnited In
marriage Frances , (lora Thompson,
'young•ctf,daughter of Mrs. Isaac Oran-
' Arm and he late Samtiel Tholupseqz,
'Isaac ,CranSton and the late Mrs. Cran-
'stotir The bride *as Ibeedmingly dressed
in,,,strecti-length pink ehiffon.dreqs ,with
fern, and the bridesmaid, Mrs'. Living.
sto'n Mental.% wore a dress of beige
chiffon patterned after that of her
sister, the4bride, with a corsage of yel-
lew'rbses. Me. Livingston Menary at -
.fended thfe groom. -.A, wedding dinner
was served at the parental home, where
immediate relatives and. guests had
gathered. The room was decorated
with pink,, and ,,white flowers and
streamers and the table *as centred
with a three-tier •Weddin.g cake. After
a mOtor trip 'Mrt and Mrs. Cranston
will rekide near Dellfak.
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' Pte. Harvey ,Culbert, '08.113.13 Borden,
enjoyed a." three:day leave -at the home
of his mother, Mrs. -Annie Culrbert.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cnlbert and
sons Howard and .13111 attended a Short-
horn breeders' field 'day at Guelph on
' Saturday. MrS. 'Culbert and daughter
Cora visited friendi-4. ,
Mr: Alvin 'Sherwood, Galt, spent the
week -end here, '
We ' were sorry to hear that Mrs.
Thlis. ilfeWhinney, who is housekeeper
for Ur. Thos. Otothers, has eontritet'd
!measles. We hope she will soon Kecov0e,r,
Visitors 'with Mi. and ?dm. Roy Rut -
'ledge for the Week -end were the latteen
three brothers, Messrs. Harold Gibson.
of Goderiela, James c. of Toront and
Marlon, of London, on leave before
going to lialifax. ' Other visitor$ were
,Donald, of Toronto, and Itiss.,<1ladys
'Sir. and ,Mrs,V.rank Jones and other
irelatives from here spent lastSaturda$,
graduated ifrom .the IC..W. Hospital as
a nurse. We ;wish her the beSt of luck
,:sir. Murray Dyer and ancittn,
I staying -lit -the home of ;Sirs. witoS.
Dickson,,se., where afra: Dyer is assist.
in* in the care •Of Mrs. 'Dickson.
Cranston--Thompson.-A quiet but
-Lpretty wedding took plaee• at the Ash-
field parsonage (m Wednesday, Jiine
lath, when Rev. Jas. Wilkins nnited In
marriage Frances , (lora Thompson,
'young•ctf,daughter of Mrs. Isaac Oran-
' Arm and he late Samtiel Tholupseqz,
'Isaac ,CranSton and the late Mrs. Cran-
'stotir The bride *as Ibeedmingly dressed
in,,,strecti-length pink ehiffon.dreqs ,with
fern, and the bridesmaid, Mrs'. Living.
sto'n Mental.% wore a dress of beige
chiffon patterned after that of her
sister, the4bride, with a corsage of yel-
lew'rbses. Me. Livingston Menary at -
.fended thfe groom. -.A, wedding dinner
was served at the parental home, where
immediate relatives and. guests had
gathered. The room was decorated
with pink,, and ,,white flowers and
streamers and the table *as centred
with a three-tier •Weddin.g cake. After
a mOtor trip 'Mrt and Mrs. Cranston
will rekide near Dellfak.
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Public Lialiility, and 'othcr geheral insurance. . Head Office, Toronto.
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Rousu TRIP RAIL BARGAINS
OTTAWA MONTREAL QUEBEC CITY
.$9.35 $11.95, 06.85
Trois Roivie..res $14 50_Ste...Anne de BeaUpre $17.45
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'Not good on 3 gm. t.raing ,fig Ottawa' and Montreal
' TO THE AlARITEUS-auNE•14
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,All Dominion Atlantic Ry. Stations In Nova Sdotia
For, limits, detailed serviee etc.
Consult Agents - Procure -Handbill -
Not Good Return On 3 PM. ,Vrain From Montreal
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