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tat `00o11 Olittith wa'ss•held,in, tl ctitUth
buy eeet with »fin mew
bere present • ;And' Lne orteir'ln hatj e;
meeting ► wed„ With the tom,
;"Koine : ,its tIs '8,140•ot ' 1 OrlAt lull
eve'," fallorved' with parr by .C31.4110,411
srula(nstoh. The seriptu e 40000, , 'duke
14:144; was `read l Maw , `M I ain
The tbnici "JeSUs'' "1 tti%tide°Toward Sin-
ner3," was. mad b t ;Esthe 'Mcltlwaaiil;
,hymn "".ill tail the ower of Jew'
. suug,, , diad, the. Nilzpah
Bienediction repeated ' •
The concert sponsored lay the W, ,
.hist F`a; iday e1tening in Onion church was'
quite a asuecese, R,ev» "Fr W. ('alk 'ow
chairman for ,the Very thee grogram,
Which included nun rs by the :follow'.
ing: Selections, by the 'd aelkion%a band;
Bolo by Marry Harwood, readings by 'iss
Marion • Colwell, Mrs, Ernest Sen .and.
Everett Mc twain, several vocal zlum-
bets by Misses Margaret and Claire
Pentland and Mr. Ralph Henderson of
Goderich. A short play entitled, "'Tail-
ordMade Suit," was, enacted by Miss
Marion ! ;Colwell" Mrs. Geo. Me lwain,
Jas. Young and Maurice McIlwain, A
solo was 'also given by Mr. Jack Sproule
of Goderieli. An address on "Home
Mission Work,' was given by Rev. Ward -
law Taylor sof Goderich. A pantonine
entitled "A. 'Young tatty Entertains Riper
Boy Friends," was enacted by Mesdames
McClure, Robt. MCIlwain, Tichborne,
Young, Harwood, and Orr. The presi-
dent of the Society, Mr& Forest _ Mc-
Clure, in a fete well chosen words,. mov-
M Ly� 4i
�'.• 'S2C'^9'l•
u� q
part in he ' prdgrain and ° Helped Make
the evening a success. ,(Little Dorothea
Ttchborne drew the lucky tickets for the
a
prizes, which resulted as follows: 1st
Prize, a quilt, No. 326, Mr. iitobt. V{ in�.ter,
4
drB1-i' Ch�'�"`
, nd prize, -a � large •basket of
groceries,. No, 411,' Percy Harrison 3rd
prize, tablecloth, No. 556, Mrs. John
Blair; 4th prize, pair bath towels,.._
147, Mr. Fred Bell; 5th, small basket.of
4 . h,1�. �:!X* Syr e J b tM
Oode 1ebliy�Pth rilew�ymp , o; �2�•�1y
M Veldt o ,Stanley. . sl p; '
•'lh,' dish, = Noo . < 1,, M . 01iffe d Mel ill,
The National ,Aii'it ci, was sung' and'ilie,
evening btO ugiit a' allose,,' fine Prot
Gid from the 74 ; tieireta ;stn®that
JO y+j ,
('salva. iiitethe ' freepondent)
Cdr's ..,Mary' ,. 'Phillips, : returned. hobie'
,, , n the hospital, • Saturday evening;•
Mr; 'and Mr*, aohn. 17ohnstion moved
Onto the .,far of 'Wm, '.len t
•week,. iAS.
Owing ; to :the ix1enteney of the .weat,
ther, only a email .Congregation, was preT
nt Jo Union on Sundays
Miss Grave `MoLeod, of Goderich, 4137
1tCd' last week with her friend,, Mica. .. A7"•—•"-^`,
►..�-
Ethel. Mulilwain,poll 'was llshowing an
Mrs.s» ttlin, held, of Stanley Township, a teridane of nineteen 3<t was dee. ided
visited ,last week et the bonze 01 Mr;and to answer the roll call for, the nontli of
Mrs, Robt. Davi n, •
April by a" '7 bie v . r:oozita1tktrag° the
This Sunday is ht e. first of six Lenten
word Faith, The minutes of the last
servlves, Next Sunday's subject will be meeting were ,read and adopted. The
"The"
Psalm That Swings Us Back to social committee reported that they had
arranged for the Rolmesville Y.P. S. to
The last dance of the ' season, will be put on their Play 'in Zion 'church on
held on Fridaq evening, under auspices March 22nd, After' some business dis-
of Riverston Lodge, L. 0, L. 145, in their oussio'n, Mr. Herbert closed the .meeting
hall on 4th concession. with prayer, S,unoh was then served by
Services will be conducted at Union
next Sunday. Sunday School at 2 p.m.,
preaching service, with the pastor, Rev,
F. W. Craik, in charge, at 3 pan.
The March meeting of the W. M. S.
"the' hostesses, Mrs. Andrew Holmes, Mrs.
Prowse and Miss Nina Walters;
The March meeting of the Dramatic
Club was held on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. J. B. Qrr, with 35 pre
will be held on Wednesday evening of sent. Mrs. Gordon Orr was in charge
this week, at the home of Mrs. J. 13. at the meeting, which opened with corn -
Orr. Rev. F. W. Craik will be in charge munity singing, Mrs. Orr then welcom-
and the program' of the World Day of ed the .members, and outlined, the aims
Prayer will be used. ,
,
Pla/Ca
- r'StrOil'fg"t`'_.so. _ed- :to with names -of geography:- Nora
conte to the play entitled "The Winning Sewerby, read an 'article, "Mrs. Dent's
of Joy," put on by the Holmesville Y. Kitchen Building Fund." Two selec-
P.
. at Zi
on
char h'
, Taylor's s Corn
er
sA
tions were la ed
p ,y by the Harmonica
Band, it was decided to had the April
meeting- at -the-a -
ra Mrs:
es Young. Several suggestions were
on Friday evening, March 22nd;- - under
the auspices oi;, the...Zionmchutch,..Ladies'.
Aid. Admission 25c and 15c.
The Ladies' Aid of Zion church held made as to ways of raising funds.
their March meeting at the home of Everett McIlwain gave- a short recitatibn.
.Mrs. Andrew Holmes. The afternoon
� er-one then look part in a geography
was spent in quilting the missionary match, with Nora Sowerby 'winning.
Rev. F. W. Craik gave a brief descrip-
tion as to the writing and writer of
9When You and I Were Young Mag-
gie," followed by everyone singing the
song. Games and contests were played
and lunch served by the hostess, assist-
ed by Mrs. G. Mellwaih and Mrs. G.
Harwood. The • evening was brought to
a close by singing the National Anthem.
Does Your Stomach Ever CornIain?
Distress,,
• I�Ileai?
Perhaps;the most common of all
human diseases is stomach trouble,
such as• dyspepsia or indigestion,
and one which causes untold misery
after every meal. ,
Tho groat point in getting rid
of stomach trouble is to got back
bounding health and vigor, and,
this may be done by using Burdock'
Blood . Bitters, as during the past
56 years it has been On the market,
it has brought joy and hope to
thousands of dyspeptics,, helping
them to eat -three square:. meals a,
day without suffering - for it, by
toning up the stomach, and making
easy the work of digestion and
ass ircnation.
Check These
Special F000 BARGAIN
Chipso, Lge. Pkg.
........16c
Countrykist Golden Corn..... , :.3 for 25c
Oran0 Marmalade, Lge. 32 -oz. Jar 23c
illcr t' Pure Lard, 1-1b. Prints.....,15c
Itoyal.York Coffiib. tins 39e
GardenPatchT.
111
'Patch
2 tins 25c
Siiigipore Sliced
Pineapple....2 tins 21c
fleadicutMacaronj 2 lbs. 1.1c
Ilillvrest Toilet Tissue... • 31. e. rolls 25c
9 •
P. & G. Soap 5 bars 19c
Baker's Cocoa %. lb. tin 15c
Royal York Tea 1/2 lb; pkg. 28c
Manyflowers Toilet Soap 4 cakes Thc
Golden Wax Beans 2 tins 23c
Crunchie Sweet Mired Pickles,
Lge far . 27c
oz. 1.0c
•PORTER'S HILL
Mr. Jas. Harrison, who has been quite
the last few weeks, is slowly recover-
ing.
home -.With ' bier daughter, 24%, Pete
auugg has returned to her- own home
for the summer ' months. " ,
The �sef'lball• boy's are making plans
for a et.- F"atwrick's program on *arch.
lath at° Verter Hill,
Mrs. W. Fleet and two daughters are
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Poaock.
I4rs. Chas. Young is improving nicely
frons her fractured. ankle and able to
`sop round on crutches. Mr. Thos. El-
liott is also doing as well as can be ex-
pected and le up and around, with his
ankle in a east.
On Sunday we were pleased to see so
many . out to the Sunday Sch000l and
Church. It is encouraging to see the
seats 1111 up. In the absence of the regy
ular organist Miss Gladys Gale very ably
v4 -•...� ^S .�L. . .. •5..3a
A: Meeting dealing with fertilizers and
hay and pasture eropl will be held in
the basement of the 'tJnit:ed church,
Porter,s Hill, ...,.Qn _,.T.hursday, evening,
March 21st, at 8.00 p.m. • The speakers.
axe 4M'r:`11". J, l3rn, ,(}hemisry Depart-
ment, and Mr. James Laughland, Field
Husbandry Department, 0. A.- College,
Guelph. The meeting has been arrang-
ed by the Huron County branch of the
Ontario Department of . Agriculture, in
co-operation with the 'Goderich Town-
ship Men's Club. All farmers are cor-
dially invited to attend.
•Thef hawing ha13d dealt
r7We:9t 14 Onts0a team of tow ehi•
resulted in 'quit a large set for •all the
East and. West pis ns». This WO -J(4
haat# often eente's up, and it is very
c ttestinnable. ,whether the biddingsh alt ;, r
beany way outer than It WO. Pezo*.
stlly, r make it a rule to noVer ° oi'er call :
vulnerable without a fairly strong hand,,
that is if I have 'to .bid moi» han one
as the -largest penalties' in duplleate ale.
made on doubles of a one or two -bid,
bidding
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1 Spade 2 Hearts Double 3 Clubs
Double 3 N.T. •Double Pass
Miss Pass
In every case the hand was set 2, 3 or
t6V1g154011/2**AMPIk400atatas
of 500, , 900 and 1400:
NEXT WJE1I.'S HAND
SOUTH --DEALER.
BOTH
SIDES
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We are now showing a complete range o
inn -fast Silk Drapes.
Made-up. Curtains
Cotton Nets, Marquisettes
�n�i�e hurt a
_Also. SQ -inch plain- color cotton
Repp; loot-ivaa%.and'
stin=#ash, at 58c --per yard.
• 0 Void.
Persian Balm .is inevitably Chosen by 4 6,
discerning women. Delightful to use.♦
Subtly fragrant. Cooling and refresh-
ing. Imparts a rare youthful charm to
the complexion. Invaluable for soften-
ing and snaking hands flawlessly white.
Tones and stinii laces Jhe akin. , Useful
for the family also. Protects the tender
skin of the child and is excellent for the
father as a_hair flxative and cooling
Mrs. Thos. Beatles, who has made her shaving lotion.
• WESTF!LLD
zti
Mr. Ernest Snell was a Goderich visa -1
for on Monday,
J.E. 'Ellis visited at the home of ,
Mr. and Mrs, MoNee, -of Nile, Friday.
Mr. W. F. Campbell visited on Mon-
day at the home of his sister, Mrs.H.
Stonehouse, of Goderich, i
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs, Emmerson Rodger,, on- the
' • - birth of a baby girl, born Wednesday. -1
INEXPENSIVE MENUS.March 6th.
The sympathy of the community is
In order to meet a demand for menus tance in meeting one of the 'problems of
every home. They are supposed to sup-
ply that balanced ration which is the I
aim of all modern dietitians. {
It is suggested that the Iist be cut out4
and kept for reference. The Women's
Institute of Goderich are having a
speaker here to demonstrate many of
these dishes.
to assist the worried housewife whose
financialresour--ces are limited, we are
printing herewith a series of menus
prepared by the Red Cross Society and
approved by" the Department' of. Public
Welfare ' of the Province.
It is hoped that these will be of assis-
INEXPENSIVE MENUS FOR ONE WEEK
MENU SIt1;OWN IN EXHIBIT: :(Sunday) ,
Breakfast : 0 • Dinner: Supper:
'Cracked. Wheat Porridge' Swiss Steak Macaroni and Cheese
Whole Milk, Brown Sugar Potatvoes Whole Wheat Bread
Whole Wheat Toast Whole Wheat Bread and - and Butter
Butter, Honey, Butter Apple Sauce
°Tea, Milk for Children Chocolate Bread. Pudding Gingerbread
Tea, Milk Tea, Milk
SUGGESTED MENUS FOR ZElMAtNDER OF THE WEEK
Breakfast :
Cornmeal Mush
Whole Milk, Brown Sugar
Whole Wheat Toast and
Butter -
Tea -and Milk
m ,
Breakfast :
Rolled Oats. -.-----
Whole
_.__Whole Milk, Brown Sugar,
Whole 'Wheat Toast with
Butter
Tea and Milk
Ci?
Breakfast :
Cracked Wheat
Whole Milk, Brown Sugar
Whole Wheat Toast with
Butter
Tea and Milk
113reakfast:
Cornmeal Mush
Whole Milk, Brown Sugar
Whole Wheat Toast with
Butter
Tea and MVlilk
IBteakfast:
Rolled Oats
Whole Milk, Brown Sugar
Whole Wheat Toast with
Butter
Tea and Milk
Breakfast :
racked Wheat ,
Whale Atille,ilarovvir -Sugar
-Whole Wheat Toast with
* Slitter
-artd Mint
.CALVIN ant .Phones 116 and ,1.6
J. lifeEWEN. Phone 46
(Monday)
Dinner '
Split Pea Soup
Baled Potatoes, Carrots
Apple Tapioca
Whole Wheat Bread , and
Butter
Tea, ,Milk
(Tuesday)
Dinner :
Pork Liver °with Onions
Baked Potato,
Blanc Mange
Tea, Milk
t Wednesday
Dinner :
Beef Pot Roast with Veg-
etables
Steamed Eggless Pudding
with Brown Sugar Sauce
Tea, Milk
( Thursday )
II innet : -
Mbat Pie with . pork, beef,
and onions and potatoes
Whole Wheat Bread and
- Butter
Raw Apple Salad
Tea, Milk
(Friday)
Dinner: .
Creamed Codfish
Beets, 'Potatoes
Whole Wheat Bread and
Butter
Annie Betty
Tea, Milk
ISaturday)
Dinner :
Baked. ; Bean,'' with, . &alt'
Tomatoes
,* hole Wheat Bread and
. Butter.
Baked Custard' •
Tea, Milk
Supper :-
Spanish
-Spanish Rice
Cabbage _ and Onion.
Salad
Whole Wheat Bread!
extended to Mrs. Gordon ,Snell and
family, and to the sorrowing family and
friends„ in the death of, her sister, the
late Mrs. Good, of Auburn, who passed
away at her home off" Saturday.
BEN MTLLER
Mrs. L. Moore, of Montreal, visited
her daughter, Lorna, last week.' 11
Mr. and Mrs. H. Alton visited with;
Mr. and Mrs. McCabe on. Sunday.
Mr, Lester Walters spent a fete days •
visiting in Goderich Twp. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Feagan visited with
Mr. and 'Mrs. S.' Vanstone on, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bodges , visited
with Mr. and Mrs. H. Good on Friday.
The young people conducted the ser-
vice at Benmiller Sunday morning in a
very efficient manner. 4
Mr. W. Hill had the misfortune to cut
one of his fingers while cutting woad one
day last week which necessitated a few _
stitches. _
Sorry to report Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
and Butter 1 ►`- -_
Tea, Milk • I
Supper : .,
Potatoes au Gratin
Canned Tomatoes
Bran 1Vfuhns
Butter
Tea, Milk
Supper
Spinach with lard
Cooked egg op toil 1
Whole Wheat Bread
• and Butter
Canned Fruit
Tea, Milk
Supper;: c
Scalloped Potatoes
Whole Wheat Bread
and Butter • '
Plain Choc. Pudding
Tea, Milk
Supper:
Vegetable Chowder
Whole Wheat Bread ,
and Butter
Stewed lanes
Tea, Milk
Phone 86
McC: ea have
care with the
ter at time of
been, under the . doctor's
flu but are somewhat bet-
writing.
Douglas' Egyptian. Liniment. 1s recom-
mended for .sora necks, galls, distemper,
callouses and- spavins. Removes proud
flesh and Hoof Rot. Stops bleeding in-
stantly.
AutonobjJe Insurance
L)on't forget the liability you
incur through the 'operation of
your car.Make.' yourself safe
by + insuring with -
Low Rates, High Security
F. WQQ_L.LCQMBE
Phone 296
Buy Today for Tomorrow's Wants
No matter where you live, in town- or on the farm,
you need some one of these articles." Note....:
the reduced 'prices
MARCH 1 Nth to 22nd, INCLUSIVE
Squibb's Tcotit Paste
Large tube 42c
NOXZE11Id
25c jar for Ise
Coty's Face Powder
_!All- shads, 690
Scott's Emulsion
49e, 980
JUST IN
5 DOZ. MEN'S BLACK
DENIM
WiNDBREAjUjt.
SMOCKS
A real garment fur
wear and comfort
Sizes 36 to 46. Sper'ia 1
$1.19
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Tdp Tailors made-
to -measure Clothes. Come in and
look over the new Spring and
Summer samples.
Phone 381
81 SO DOL
Small, 55c
BAND LOTIONS.
Jergen's Lotion
23c and 43c
Hind's
Honey .and
Almond Cream
23cand _41e,
Wampole's Grape Salt
49e and 98c
Denis ' Powder
Lb. Roe
1-
Pond's Cream
29e and 55c
Wcadbury's .Cream
25c and 50c
Por Btaeliaehe, 39c
Prep, regular 50c.
' for 20c •
1iiONlZ1D YEAST.,
98c
Mead's De,etri Maltose
No. 1 or 2, 80c
Potassluth Iodide
3 ons. for $1.00
lOOTII BRUSH
25i v Iue_.1.or 190
('YSTE:X
';:ic and 81.50
STATIONERY
'Pad (note size) and
Pkg. EnVPIop' , 23e
Buy DRuGs AT THE DRUG STORE
Dunlop's Campbell's Lauder's" Wigle's
DRUGSTORE DRUGSTORE DRUGSTORE DRUGSTORE
Save Money By Prepaying
C'ream, of Potato Soup
Cabbage Se, rle:d
Whole ',Meat Bread
arid Butter
Peanut Butter
Tea, Milk
NoTi3: Children should have Irdin 1vira to 1 4uart of milk every day.
children should have tomato juice fOr breakfast even/ day.
Adults should have one raw vegetable. or conned tomatoes or one raw fruit
every day.
'Adtilte should have one plat of milk every day.
Adults el•tould have ow aiming of meat or meat auliatitute, tgg
cheese dish, or dried beans or Peas, every dr.
Advisable to include 1 tables-x*0W of Wheat germ on the arta! ever morn-
. WI nts), Wain wheat germ"from the miller for 6 cents,. Ver pound.
'plums Itn the antnnut.
"Where Quality
Givers Price a
'Meaning"
VROOIVIAN'S
Coderich
French Dry Cleaning Works
VMST MT.
1935 Taxes
Taxpayers May Purchase Tax Pre -
at Favorable Discouuts
AMOUNT
49.45
May I to 15
49.65
Prepayment Receipts must be presented along •ai".1 1D31 Tax Bills
...during the first installment period.
Bank interest L9 only 2 per eent Purchase PreA pa3anent Receipts and
have your money earning 5 per cent interee. , June , tescounts will be
allotved in addition.
NEIL it MacKAY, Tax Collector
ichaVe a $1. Mir Idle. pot It to work hating a Pitlyity;