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For Goderich taeReaders
.by Our Own Corespondents
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ST. HELEN
School fair
Well Attended
Severms t Rooompeted. , High
Class Exhibits. Shown by
,Pupils
SUCCESSFUL SEASON
St, Helen's, Sept. 27, 1935• --Huron
County's School Fairs :were brought
to a successful conciusxon, when the
last one was held at St. Helens, on
Wednesday. Five schools, 2 being '2 -
room schools, entered the competition
making 7 rooms in all, as follows: --
U. S. S. No. 8, Ashfield (Dungannon):
two rooms; U. S. S. No. 13; Ashfield,
.(Belfast); S. S. No. 4,, West Wawan-
"sh, (St. Helens) 2 rooms; and S. S.
No. 12 and S. S. No. 14, West Wawa -
nosh.
The following were the winners:—
Spring Wheat, 1 qt., Lucille St. -
Marie, Jack Alton, Mildred Sher-
wood. Spring wheat, sheaf, J. Alton,
L. St. Marie. Oats 1 qt., A. Alton;
sheaf,_ A. Alton, R. St. Maar ie. Barley,
sheaf, fI. Humphrey. Sweet Corn, 6
ears, G. eMcDonald, G.. Humphrey, B.
lliott, Clayton Alton. Mangels, D.
McDonald, J. Wellwood, 0. Glenn
Lois Webster. Turnips, H. Taylor,
Iris Rivett, J. Errington, G. Currie.
Beets, Detroit Dark Red, D. Martin,
Mary Humphrey, Helen McDonald,
A. Ramage. Carrots, Mac McDonald,
E. McDonald, Ada Dow, Anetta
Stewart. Onions, P. Ramage, M. El-
liott, M. Buchanan, R. Irwin. Pars-
nips, Carolyn Humphrey, G. Rather-
' -fords-R.-Webb, BernieesRivettrAsters
Doreen Swan, M. Elliott, A. Miller.
Scabosia, H. Humphrey, B. Campbell,
Jean Wellwood, ' Alma Anderson. Zin-
nia, Greta Humphrey, Helen McDon-
ald, M. -Campbell, H. Henry. Cosmos,
Eileen Snell. Dorothy Webb, R. Jam-
ieson, M. Currie. French Marigolds,
R. Irwin, Anetta Stewart, Marie
Swan, .Betty Bradford. Snapdrag-
gon, -E - Bsaeroft, R. -St. .. Marie, Betty
Elliott, A. Alton. Calendula; C. Far-
rish, G. Rutherford, K. Campbell, B.
McClure. Hilicherysum (straw flow-
ers), A. McDonald, F. Eedy, C. Fal -
coder, Ruby Sherwood. Pinks, Flor-
ence Beecroft, R. ' Eedy, Caroline
Humphrey, H. Elliott. - Gaillardia,
May McDonald, Mary Humphrey,
Lucille St. Marie.
Supplemetary Classes
Winter wheat,. 1 quart, Florence
Beecroft, E. Beecroft, J. Alton, Lois
Webster. Potatoes, Irish Cobbler, L.
St. Marie, 3. Alton, R. Henry, Betty
Elliott. Green Mountains, J. Alton,
RaphaeTSt.>Iump1 rey, L.
Chisholm;' Dooleys, E. Beecroft, R.
Henry, P. Martin, G. McDonald.. Cab-
bage, Mildred Sherwood, C. arrier,
R. Dark, Mae McDonald. Dining -
room bouquet, J. Alton, Dorothy
-Webb, betty Elliott, B. McClure.
Fruit
Northern Spy Apples, Carolyn
Humphrey, A..C.ranston, M. Buchan-
an, R, Cranston; Snow Apples, H.
Taylor, A. McDonald, R. Cranston. G.
MlcDonald; Ripe Tomatoes, C. Far-
rier, B. McClure, P. Durnin. Pears,
fall or winter, Muriel P'urdon, Eileen
Snell, H. Glenn, R. Webb.
Poultry
Barred Rock Cockerel, E. Beecroft,
L. Chisholm, Florence Beecroft. R.
Henry; Barred Rock Pullet, L. Chis-
holm, Florence Beecroft, E. Beecroft,
R. Henry; White Leghorn, cockerel,
A. Ramage, E. Beecroft,. Florence
Beecroft; White Leghorn, pullets,. E.
Beecroft, Florence Beecroft; White
Leghorn Pullets, E. Beecratt, Flor-
ence Beecroft; 1 dozen brown eggs,
G. Rutherford, C. Farrier,, Lenora
Patterson; 1 dozen ,white eggs, H.
Rutherford, A. Philips, G. Ruther-
ford,( A. Cranston.
Live Stock
Beef Calf, H. Woods, G. McDon-
ald. J. 'Inglis, A. Alton; Dairy (elf L.
Phillips. R. Jamieson, . H. Woods.
Agricultural or Draft Colt, Iteli•so,i
Falconer, A. Reed, H. Taylor. Ewe
Lamb.A. Alton, C. Alton, A. Ramage.
Halter -broken colt, R. Falconer, A.
Reed, T : Tay16r. Tralter.:Bro len calf,
H. Woods, J. Inglis, W. Humphrey,
E. Jamieson.
Domestic Science
Sandwiches, Lenore Patterson,
Greta Humphrey, Ada Dow. Dough.
nuts, Marjorie Purdon, Floren.e
Beecroft, Caroline Humphrey, Agnes
Martin. Sour Milk Biscuits, Jean
Wellwood, Fern Alton, Mildred Sher-
wood. Merrill Purdon. Butter Tarts,
Iris Rivett, Betty Elliott, Mildred
;;,Sberwcuad n Violet. Errington.sx„Ginger'
Bread, 'Doris 'Swan, Caroline Huns-
phreyt, Ferne Alton. Florence Bee-
croft.,
Sewing
Padded Holder for pots and pans,
Doreen Irwin, Helen Gammie, Mary
Humphrey, Greta Humphrey. Cut -
Outs, of 2 wardrobes, Winnifred
Swan, Florence Beecroft, Helen Mc-
Donald, Gladys Wright. Knitted Cov-
er for hot water bottle, Mildred Sher-
wood, Jean Wellwood. Household
Science Scrap book, Lorna Roadh,
Caroline Humphrey.
Farm Mechanics -
Plasticine or soap model of d bot-
tle, Angus Falconer, Calder 'Patter-
son, Archie Purdon, 3. C. Altdin. Mod•
el of a rustle chair, G. Rutherford, H.
Rutherford, U. Humphrey, A. Alton,
Painted Sign,*, Martin, R. StMarie,
1. *Griffin, A, ;Baniage. Model Ileg
Trough, R. St, Marie, II, • Ilunlp'hrey,
1, Maguffin H. Taylor.
Collections
Four Snap shots, Reta Swan, Betty
Bradford, Dorothy Webb, Betty ,Fl-
liott. Two fungus diseases, A. Ram -
age. Agricultural Scrap. book, -Fern
Alton, Anetta Stewart, Dorothy
Webb, Russell Webb.
Wrting
Primer Mass, H. Glenn, Helen
Garamie, Dorian ' Rutledge, Mary
Htimphrey; lst class; H. Errington,
H. Henry, O. Glenn, C. 'Patterson;
2nd class, R. -Jamieson,' Lucille St.
Marie, Lenore Paterson, Al...Wilkin-
son; 3rd class, D. Wilkinson, E. Eedy,
L. Morrison, E. Webster; 4th class,
F. Alton, F. Paterson,_ R. St, Marie,
A. Stewart; 5th class, M. Caesar, L.
Roach, V. Errington, V. Young.
• Map Drawing
Huron County, 2nd class, M. Wil-
kinson, D. Webb, M. Aitchison, P.
Gaynor; North America, 3rd class, D.
Swan; Europe, 4th class, A. Stewart,
Wilkinson, M. Swan, A. Taylor, W.
G. Weatherhead, R. Currie, J. Er-
rington; •Rainfall map of North and
South America, Bert C. Whyard,
Donalda Jones, Kathleen Thom, Al-
ma Anderson:
Art -
Mass drawing of animal, H. Er-
rington, Wilma Gaynor, E. McDon-
ald, S. Buchanan; Crayon drawing df
Fruit, M. Wilkinson, Bernadine
Rivett, N. Bradford, Dorothy Webb;
Poster, "Drink Plenty of Milk", D.
Wilkinson, W. Swan, 'M. Purdon, V.
3i rett .?TLand, eal?o►--• ,W ,ll.wceri
Currie, B. McClure; D. Aitchison;
Book Cover, "Wild Life", A. Ander-
son, A. Currie, B. C. Whyard, V. Er-
rington.
Essays
"Making my home or school gar-
den", A. Stewart, E. Swan. J. For-
ster,A. Anderson.
Compositions
Mental Arithmetic, J. Inglis, I.
Magaffin, E. Swan, J. Aiteheson;
Darning Wool Sock, A. Stewart, C.
Humphrey, 'J. Wellwood, B. Elliott;
Live Stock Judging, H. Humphrey,
C. Alton, I. Maguffin, A. Ramage;,
Public Speaking, A. Stewart, C.
Humphrey; Recitation (2nd class
and under) K. Campbell, D. Webb, S.
Buchanan, D. Rutledge; • Spelling
Match, H. Martin, J.` Wellwood, D.
Hutchison, P. Durnin; Instrumental
Solo. H. Rutherford, Russell Webb,
G. Lasenby, R. Park; T. Eaton prizes
E. Beecroft (silver trophy) Anetta
Stewart, (Book), Caroline Humphrey
(Book):
NILE
Mr. ad -Mrs. Albert Thayne and
chldren spent . the week end with the -
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus
MoDairmid. - -
Miss [Emily McGrattin was with
Mrs. Lloyd McWhinney for a few
days last week
Mr. Harry Girvin has been helping
Mr. Wm. Watson on the threshing
outfit, Mr. Charlie' McNee having
been laid off on account of an acci-
dent.
Mrs,` Henry Matthews and children
are sick with the chicken pox.
The new bridge at Roy Girvins has
been opened to. traffic. It is there -1
fore no longer necessary to detour
at that point.
A number of the Young People at-
tended the Young People's conference
held in Victoria -Street church, Gode-
rich, on Friday night.
Most farmers who have not already
got their silo -filing done are busy
now, after the severe frost on Friday
night.
The sympathy of Nile goes out to
Mr. and Mrs. Horton of Leeburn, and
Mr. Wesley Moore, in their recent
bereavement of daughter and wife.
Mrs. Moore was well-known with the
young neople. . ..
Anniversary services will be held
on October 13th. Services at 11 a.m.
and 7 p.m., conducted by Rev. Mr.
Brook sof Blyth;
Mr. Pomeroy will conduct anniver-
sary services in Stratford next Sun-
day. Mr. Hopper of Wn'gham taking
thn regular service at Nile.
Rally Day was observed last Sun-
day. at both Sunday School- and
church, a special programme being
carried out for each service.
ASHFIELD
Ashfield, Oct. 2.---Mrs,_J. West and
fir: a31 Mgrs. Cxeorge Ellizvtx reeeitl
spent a few days with friends in To-
ronto. -
Messrs. Hugh Mackenzie and Jack
MacLennan spent the week end with
relatives in Detroit and Windsor;
Mrs. Henderson and Mr. A. Young
of Colborne, were week end guests
at the home of Mr. Rod McGregor.
Mrs. M. C. Mackenzie is visiting re-
latives in Toronto.
The September meeting of the W.
M. S. was held at the Kintail Summer
Camp.
Six schools took part in the school
Pair at Curry's corner, September 24,
where Lyal Lennon excited much in-
terest by driving two calves hitched
to a cart:
Both Odd and �Young LiabIe
"�o �Summer C�iflplafnts
I`ertr people escape an attack of diarrhoea dysentery,
or some other bowel complaint during the summer
moxiths. .
These attacks may bo slight or they may be severe.
Vote car►n't tell when they eirei you where they are
going to end. Let them run ford day or two and
see how weak and prostrate they will leave you.
i n too &`rat sign sof :any loosens of the bowolar„
get':ai.°bottles of Dr._Powler?a, Extract of Wild-Litrawe
bony. Talo` a few dotes and ses how quickly yam
will get relief.
GoDERaccIT l'OWNSHIP
ver . Spoons
".GOth Aniiversary
Youn : �Society Peo le' Pre-
sent
Will I�
sent Church WO* .'Valuable
Gift
PERSONAL ITEMS
Goderich Twp., lat.—Mrs. W.
3. Stevenson of Windsor is visiting
Mrs. Robt. Davidson. -
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Anniversary services are being
held in Union church on Sunday, Oc-
tober 113, et •11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m.
Rev. W. A. Walden, B.A;z of _London,
is the guest 'speaker.
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Orr and
family, and Mrs. J. -B. Orr were in
Stratford on Friday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Raike of London
spent •Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Margaret McDonald:
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sowerby attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mrs. Wes-
ley Moore, at Leeburn on Friday.
- The regular meeting of the Y. P. S.
was held on Friday evening wit1115
members present. Orval Powell wok
in charge of the meeting, and Marion
Porter at the organ. The meeting
opened with the hymn, . "0God of
Good, ,the Unfathomed Sea!”. follow-
ed by the Lord's prayer in unison.
The Scripture Lesson (Psalm 145)
was read . by Marion Colwell. The
hymn, "0 Worship The Xing" was
sung, and the prayer from the "Path
finder" read by Lena Salwell. The
topic, 'How Can I Know God?" was
taken 'hrEstltbr McTIw iff:—Tire pre-
sident, Nora Sowerby, read a letter
from the St. John's Ambulance Corns
re. forming a first aid class. It was
decided bythe members to present
the church with one hundred silver
spoons, in honor of its 60th anniver-
sary. The hymn, "All - the way my
Saviour leads me", was sung and the
meeting closed with the Mizpah bene-
diction.
The dramatic club is conducting
it's amateur broadcast on Tuesday
evening of this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr.
owing to the inclemency of the
weather, only a small congregation
was present at Union on Sunday. The
pastor, Rev. F. W. Craik delivered a
fine sermon on the subject,' "The
Church we lone to see". During, the
service,' an anthem, "The Lights of
Home", was sung by the choir.
On Sunday, October 13th, Union
Church, will commemorate her six-
tieth anniversary of religious acti-
vities, _-Rev.-W. A: Walden,
London, president of the London Con-
ferece, will preach at both services,
11.00 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Special mus-
ic at both —services by the choir,
assisted by outside talent. The fol-
lowin' Sunday, the Carolina Jubilee
$ingers will assist with the service.
HOLMESV ILLE
Holmesvi!le, Oct. 2.—Miss Edith
Herbert of 'oronto spent the week
end with her parents, at the Parson-
age.
Miss Bernice Bond is spending a
few days with; her cousin,_.Miss Eva
Gilbert. - "
Mr. James and Miss Mary Lockey
of Blyth were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs.. Fred Potter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McPhail, Mr.
John Potter, Miss Frances Potter
and Mrs. Leslie Jeivis, were at Lee -
burn on Friday, attendiug the funer-
al of their cousin, Mrs. Wesley Moore
of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence spent Sunday
at Dundalk.
An improvement in Mr. William
Lobb's condition is noted with great
satisfaction. It is hoped he will soon
be himself again.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr.
T. J. Potter were his cousins, Mr.
and. Mrs. John Workman, of Kippen,
and Mrs. Winder of Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs.. H. Osbaldeston and
Mrs. Oliver Pocock, also Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Mair and Miss Olive, were
at Leeburn; on- Friday, attending the
funeral of Mrs. Moore.
There will be no 'service in this
church .next Sunday, on account of
Anniversary services in the Zion ,
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G
STk AUGUSTINE
.fit. Augustine, Oet. 1.-:-,Prepara-.
tentigiis are now in full swing for the
howl supper. ,
Mrs,. J. W. Boyle 'is convalescing in
St. Joseph's hospital, London, from
her recent operation, and is reported
as being on the way to Ceeovery.
The Icearney family visited in Lon-
don last Wednesday.
The heat'.frost of last Friday eve-
ning has severely blighted the flower
gardens in the vicinity.
With silo -filling'' and threshing in
full swing, farmers report a scarcity
of laborers.
Miss Mabel Leddy hes returned to
Oakville,
Miss Beatrice Kinohan spent the
week end at home. .
A good many half -dollars and
- quarters changed residence,, it seems
as a result of the recent Louis -Baer
ghter".
COMORNS TOWN l
F.OUR.PER , CENT
ADDED AFTER4
The Colborne township council met
in the hall, Sept•. 12th, with;. all the
members in attendance. ,
On motion of eouneillors Pitblado
-and. Tyndall, the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting were adopted aa read,
A •by-law was passed settingthe
rate of interest at 4 per cent. 'straight
on all overdue taxes that ate not
paid by December 14th, 1935.
The Collector'a time -was extended
one month..
The Road Superintendent's vouch -
`err and. other accounts • were examin-
ed and ordered paid.
.Road Supt. V_oucbers-- , ... $121.90
3. Alton; selecting">jt rors .. 3.00
G. Feaagn, spl etii?g jurors 3.00
Win., Sallows; selecting. jurors 3;00
Jas. Adams, workln cemetery 9.00
Jno. C. Durst, one sheep killed 8.00
Aaron Fisher Jr., one lamb,
' killed • 6.00
Council adjourned to meet October
8th, at 2 p.in.., - •
Wm. Sallows, Clerk.
Always 'R'eady and Rellabte.--Practi
caily. all pains arising from ifflamnlattoii
can be removed with Dr. Thomas' Ecleo-
bric 011. . Simply rub it on the sore spot
and it is quickly absorbed by the slain.
Its healing power is conveyed to the 111-
flarned tissue which is quickly soothed.
This fine olid remedy . is also a specific
for all manner of cuts, scratches, bruises
and sprains. - Keep a bottle handy al-
ways.
AUBURN
Rev. L.- V. Pocock
Farewell Sermon
Six Years et Auburn ---Miss Irene
Letherland Married to Mr.
Reg. Schultz , • .
STEVENS' MEETING
Auburn, Oct. 2.—Mr. and Mrs.
Wm: Govier of Hullett were the re-
cent guests gue s of Mr. and Mrs. John
Moulden:
Miss Mildred Sett, R..N., of Strat-
ford, visited her parents.
Mrr—aiiil'"Mrts Chi s 'M01`iel of To-
ronto, were the guests of . Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Asquith.
Mr. and ,Mrs. Percy Gibbs of De-
troit visited with. Mr. and Mrs. H.
McGee. .
At the Anglican church on Sunday
afternoon, Rev: L. V. Pocock preach-
ed his farewell sermon to a large
congregation. His text, John 14-15,
"Ye are -my friends-",- was--very--clear-
ly dealt with. His addrets conclu-
ded with words of regret at leaving
the parish„ an'd kindly advice to the.
congregation to uphold the new Rec-
tor by regular attendance and , loyal-
ty. Mr. Pocock has been -in this par-
ish six years, and leaves at once to
take up his work at Florence. Be-
fore he left, the Auburn people pre-
sented him with a purse as a token
of appreciation and remembrance.
Mrs. Ted. Mills has returned to her
home in Toronto.
Schultz—Letherland
On Saturday, September 28th, at
' lock, at --the. manse,-Bl-y-th; Miss
Irene Letherland became the bride of
Mr. Reg. Schultz, Rev. T. 'W. Milts
performed the ceremony. The bride
was gowned in brown crepe .with
matching accessories. The young
couple will reside near Nilo, on the
farm of the late Chas. McPhee. Best
wishes are extended to Mr. and Mrs
Schultz.
Mrs. Durston of Dauphin,' Man., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Beadle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson
were guests of their daughter at
Cromarty.
The- -Sunshine -Gluts--met-- at-- Mfs r -
M. Small's last Saturday afternoon,
with 31 girls in attendance. Mrs. E.
Lawson spoke to the girls, and work
for the fall and winter was planned.
Messrs. Bob. Daymon, John and
Harman Doerr, spent the week end in
Detroit. -
Frank Bruce—has- 1 eturned t r -his
home after spending several months
in Goderich hospital.
Mr. E. Robertson of Toronto spent
the week end with his brother, Bow-
ard, and his aunts, Misses E, A.
and S. Blair. -
Mrs. Wm. Lemp and little daugh-
ter .from near Hamilton, returned
home on Sunday, after Visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pfeffer and
two sons of Detroit called on former
friends in this vicinity on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Stoltz and three
children of Ayr, spent Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. 3'. Stoltz.
Mr. Wm. Palmer of Hamilton was
a Sunday visitor at the home of his
nephew, Mr. Amos Ball.
A meeting in the interests of Mr.
teven's .party was held in the Fores-
er's hall on Monday evening, Mr. R.
. Munro' acted as chairman, the
peaker being Miss Josie Saunders of
oderich. Mr. Zinn of Ashfield, Mr.
Scott of Belgrave, Mr. Henderson
and‘Mr. Willis of Wingham.
The choir of Knox United church,
Aube •tr►".l vided:� music at"rale "'Tlsty—
ybrook anniversary services last
abbath afternoon and evening.
Mr. Wm. Bush' who has been em-
loyed with J. I. Nicholson during
he summer returned to his home in
oronto.
Several young people from here at-
tended the Y. P. S. convention in
Goderich on Friday.
It is reported that Mr. P. W.
Youngblut has bought the house and
lot of Mr. Oliver Lawson, and will
take possession soon.
Last Tuesday evening at the Y. P.
S., Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott were
presented with a magazine stand. A
social half hour was enjoyed by the
guests after lunch.
CAR OW
Mr, and Mrs Jos, Young with Mr..
and • Mrs. Reg, Thompson of Detroit
visited with Mr.- and Mrs. Harvey'
Fisher over the week endMrs. -Rut
hThom son returning to Detroit with
.thein.
Mr. and wMrs,, Aitcheson of Harris.,
ton' and Mr. and Mrs. B: H. Willings
and their son,, Harland, of London,
werel'visitors at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Harvey Fisher.
Recognized as a leading specific for
the destruction of worms, Mother
°rave`s' Worm Exterminator has proved
a boon to suffering ehi"ldren everywhere.
ABUNDANT CROP .
BLACK CHOKE CHERRY” , .
A :load :biianeh heavily laden, withblack berries, , was ',brought to The
Star, bn Monday, having Wen..breken
from a treeon the bank near the C.
P. R. station. -
,As there, was some doubt about the
berries, the person gathering thein
had not tasted the fruit,, but a mem-
ber of The Star staff : recognized
them as black -choke -Cherries, and„ j to
some of them. As he is still alive
and lusty, it is presumed he was
right,
There is said to be a number of
trees in the locality referred to,
heavily laden with the fruit.
frrimAS,UROW13 SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXIES --COUNTY OF HURON.
The sale will commence at the Court House, Goderich, on Tuesday, November,
12th, 1935, at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon.
11. ERSKINE, Treasurer, Huron County.
ASHFLELD TOWNSHIP
Name Description • Taxes Costs Total.
Jas. Sennett, E pt. lot 7, S. '4 7, S.W. pt. lot 2, Con. 9 ED .. $ 22.70 $ 2.57 $ 25:27
Dr. W. Matthews. S.W.C..Lot 1, L R. 184.55 6.61 191.16 .
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
Milton Fisher, Pt lot 1, Con. 1, W. D. ..53.57 3.34' 56.94
H. Cresweller, Lots 38-39, M. Park .... 4.65 2.25 6.90
Mr. Woods, Lots 60-62-77-84, M. Park. ....- 13.15 2.33 15.45
'" HIP'
Royal Lloyd, Lots 1-25-33. BW. •B GH 'I'i9wN�S 20.38 2.52 22.90
H. Bondy. Pt. Lot 16, Con. 1... 3.00 • 2.25 5.85
Robert Smith, Pt. Lots 48-49, B. L........... .... ... 291.52 7.19 214.71 _
Adjourned sale, if necessary, will be held on Tuesday, November 26th, 1035, at
the same hour and place as above .mentioned. -
All Lots as described above are patented. _
A. H.
Huron EiFt�57KINE, Couzit , .
Treasurer,Y
(Published_ in. Thor Ontario Oazettea Aug. 8rd. -Sept . 7th and Oct. fith, 1935)
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church. Services there will be at 11
a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Rev. Lame will be
the speaker in the morning, and Rev.
Craik, both of Goderich in the even-
ing.
Mrs. Herbert and Billy are not as
well as their many friends would like
to see.
=_ lss .-.>W'.ilbe rt.ine..Trewarthar--Clin-.i.-,
torr, spent Sunday with Miss Susie n
Acheson. ,s S
Rev. J. W. Herbert attended Young
People's Convention at Goderich, on p
Fri da ,
The Y. P. S. meeting was• with- T
drawn last Friday evening on ac-
count of the Young People's Conven-
tion, held at Goderich. Delegates
from our Y. P. S. were Misses Norma
Potteer, Edna Buller and Esther Mee -
Math, during the evening session,
several others from the local society
were in attendance, This Frklav,
October 4th, the meeting will be in
charge of the fellowship cenvener,
Miss Edna Huller. A program of
gnecial interest is being prepared. It
is hoped there will be as full an at-
tendance as possible.
Spotton Rally at Clinton to -nicht.
Dance • afterwards, Everybody from
everywhere welcome. ..
If you enjoy The Oodierlch Star.
"tell your friends."
Anniversary Fowl Sip r •
IN NILE UNITED CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16.
-- ,A First Class Entertainment
:viii.. be givon-after the -supper.
Supper nerved from 6 p.m to
8 p.m. Admission: - Adults 40c;
Children. 25c. _ . 39.40
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Nile, Oct. 2. -Mrs. Wm. Begley of
Port Dover, is visiting -with- .Mrs. -
Thos. McPhee.
Miss Lena, Pearson of .Clinton visi-
ted at Nile on Saturday.
Some of the Nile young people at-
tended' the Y. P. S. Presby£ry Con-
vention in.Goderich on Friday even-
ing.
Rally Day was observed with a
special programme in the Nile Sun-
day School, last Sunday. ,
Tf you enjoy The 0' dert^'h Star.
"toll your frien;is."
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Goderich Shopping and Business Directory
Curry's Bake Shop -
West St. Phone 465
GODERICH, ONT.
"The Quality Bakery" and-•
Delicatessen.
The
Maple Leaf Baker
A. FORSTER, -Prop.
W Side _Sq- .P -hone 1 -1 -0W -
The Goderich Headquarters of
Bakeshop Dellea-les
DELIVERY SERVICE.
ART SHOP
Smith's Art and—
Gift Shop..
East St. Phone 198
GODERICH, VT.
Just In, new designs 'in
STAMPED PILLOW CASES,
LUNCH SETS, TOWELS.
CUSHIONS, RUNNERS, ETC.
Everything In Fancy Work.
Embroidery Threads, Silks and
Crochet Cottons'
FLOUR & FEED
"Your Pastry Tastes Better, Jean."
"Yes, I have had wonderful success
with -
PFRIMMER'S CALLA LILY
—PASTRY FLOUR"
When ordering Pastry Flour say,
"Pfrimmer's Calla Lily, please."
.......M -ani e at Beumiller.
A Huron County Product.
Chopping, Rolling Mill and
Seed Cleaning Plant.
E. T. Pfrimmer
BENMILLER, Proprietor.
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FURNITURE
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Brophey Bros.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
West St. Goderich, Ont. ' Phone 120
Inner Spring Mattresses
Day Beds, Etc.
Buy from the old reliable.
GARAGES
Ingli's Garage and
SUNOCO
SERVICE STATION
Kingston St. Phone 372
Dunlop Tires, • , Exide Batteries
Expert Repair. Service
_ Accessories
Lincolnh Engineeredx Lubriciitiskn
GROWING PEANUTS IN PERTH
" It is not generally known that pea-
nuts are grown in Perth. On Thurs-
day The Courier was shown a stalk
of peanuts grown by - Provincial Of-
ficer Alex. Craik, in his garden on
Craig Street.
REALLY KILL
One pad kills flies ell day libel ever`
day for 2 or 3 wi=cks. 3 pads in each
packet. No , sprayiing, no luckiness,
ito bad odor. Ask your Druggist,
l'rocery or General Store.
10 CENTS `"ER PACT`
'WHY PAY MORE?
THl W1LSC):�i t LY CHAD CA.N��nitt ,�Arat.
GROCERIES
A -ND
PROVISIONS
Grill's Grocery
West St. Phone 145
. GODERICH, ONT.
"A -Full Line" and Fresh
Stock at All Times.
A Phone Order Will Receive
Our Prompt Attention.
Baechler's Grocery
E.- Side Sq. Goderich, Ont.
"QUALITY FOODS"
", erviet., Quality, Satisfaction."
"OUR OWN DELIVERY SERVICE"
Phones: Store 368
House 50.
HARDWARE
Gordon Tebbutt.
15 West St. Phone 486
If its "HARDWARE
We Can Supply All Your Needs
Also
Toys, Gifts, - Novelties, ,
—Paints and Small Wares -
"We Sell For Cash"
MILLINERY -
Ask to 'see our •
"ROLLER BRIM
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Also our Week -End Specials
C&�-�:.Mc
.A.amY, Kinno n = i �
50B N. side Sq. Phone 155
GODERICH,., ONT. •
PLt.IMBING & HEATING
Carl W. Worrell
Kekys St. Phone 475
GODERICH, ONT.
Plumbing, Tinsmithing and
Heating Systems.
GENERAL REPAIRS.
Satisfaction and Work Guaranteed.
EFRIGERATORS
Talbot & Corish'
-2 E. Side Sq. Phone 81
GODERICH, ONT.
EVERY MOUSE NEEDS
WESTINGHOUSE
Proper Food Preservation
Means
"Health For Your Family
RESTAURANTS
Marine.
L' ut�ch Room
West St.
GODERICH, Ont.
"DAINTY HO11IE COOKED MEALS"
Owned and operated* by Canadian
War Veteran
Your Patronage Solicited.
SERVICE STATIONS
F. A. Beever§
Now is the time to RE -TIRE
SUPER-LASTIC TIRES
At Factory Prices.
Our prices will please you.
Hamilton at Victoria St.
Phone 242-W GQDERICII
SMOKERS SUPPLIES
Craigie Bros.
"Goderich Headquarters"
SMOKERS' SUPPLIES
AND SUNDRIES
Daily Newspapers, .
—Magazines—and Weeklies 1
Pool and Billiard Tables.
Phone 397
SHOE REPAIR
SHOES REPAIRED
To Your Entireatisfaction.
"Our Work Teases" '
Ladies' Work Given Special
Attention
J:.
--Hall
Hamilton at Newgate 8t., Goderich
SHOE REPAIRING and
SHOE SHINE
"Sick Shoes Made Weil"
Thos. Morrison
British Exchange Block
STOVES
W. H. Blackstone
4' West St. Phone 240
GODERICH, ONT.
For Your New Stove.
"SEE BLACKSTON L:"
The Goderich- Stove Shop
On' The , Broadway of Goderich.
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I UPHOLSTERING
Chesterfield Suites
.. a n d Recovered, .. _._- $35:00,_
complete. -
Other Work Done Reasonabt$.
Latent Design and' Materials 1 sed
12 years'.. experience with
Canada's leading Furniture
....manufacturers..
Wm. Reid
aniiltova 61. Godrlrmla .,.
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