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SILK y. WOOL
KING
Reg, to 95c, fort pct. i,»,., .».' .,..,, 4,
.59e
'A.41.- WOOL, STOCKINGS, reg. 59e' pr. for. . ,`,49e
SILK 'PLAITED ON WOOL. Reg. �' 4rlc. for .. , `'ry.39
MISSES' WOOL SKIRTS and PULLOVERS, R
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LEAN POT ROAST -...' .'... ..120
BLADE ROAST 14c
CHOICE BOILING BEET 10e
FRES 11 HAMBURG STEAK.
,2 1b0.' torr 25c
• SHOULDER, SPARIE ' 1)G1T33., .
NEW SAUER KRAUT ...,.
YEARLING -LAMB LEGS.
' 'YEARLING ' LAs LOINS
$REAST _. TO STEW :....
FRONT QUARTERS OF PORK.....
BINK► QUARTERS OF PORK..
SPECIAL
P PRICES 8 ON YOUNG BEEF
PORK
FRESH HAM ..... ........ .... 22c
LEAN BUTT .....:......20e
FRESH' SIDE (Piece) 19e
PURE LARD (by the crock)- 1231 e
. ..,....... ... 3 ` lbs. • for ' 250
4 lbs. for 25c,
Lb. .220
..�� 19v
Lb. 15c.
..... ,-Lb. 14e
.....Lb. 160
BY THE QUARTER.
''i'#' reserve moot 3;`:d. for t
Aunts `' nigh Tea at
10x ChM
for fiirther. .pard! 1`3 la
• t The Goderieli will To in#hl ill
R
held
Meeting a
t
t
bowie of Ws. 4. ''Whitey► Nelsol streeifi
n
Thursday,..._.,
► With, at -3.30 .zn.
regnier meeting of. the "Qtraneans
Ac1at'on of the North Stree'United'
Church will be held on Thursday;.
27th, at 3 o'eIock.. ,A Pee Pet tetek
will -be served .ln the .Chureh
'Parlor after the meeting. ,All mews
are urged to et n' , out and enjoy
meet. -
14./X.0.0110*... Fcb; 19. -,,~The junior.
Grose held its ,regular meetin• at
%1, iday afternoon then• thO
Mint dram ries pr' 'nted:;, Wil-
:h " , J ''�a sem, $ermine
id. tt;. +long, tea- Rutledge: .. !chapter.
b.! f�. , "Th ' Vie, of Grow
i Farrier.: ree , June Rut,
Now',"
Atli Story, Tom., 'Young; /poem,
he ! 'Bradford; recitati!►ns,ez iia
r ; ORO Cr! N> and The
ch.
Eta r
1.
Yaic
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► s.
trier.
l�
ext \ vii tib were then a 4i:4 ed to all.'
8-; - Y...P, S; of. the CI t d chm'r.h en»
.trtra
e
itt honor
of . ,R! ��pN}iyp when.
,f,AIe. evening wit* nt. ,. Pro
ressi
as/
enjoyeddor the
first Port- o' e evening,.1Ff which.
rhe f4Re!w1n r
. , . g I� s�ranz -'wad'•., presented
with .. V, a. 'Mo.
urnor presld -,. ` duet,.
Rev: •; ; , a ,
.R►
Map ..�l•'1`r J"r>!urns,l
rot .�
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d c
otos
,
reading, •Claire Pentland._ Lu ieb. WAS
then seed. St. Valentine ;decorations
Were much in 'eelden e. -
For theletrrth ,saccessive Sunday ser
vices in Many churches at Ot tsirde.points
have .been'F the +wn, Only at places
Where there`• is a resident Minister have
we regulars ;erg- been uninterrupted,
even
e ten very. few of the : gr!eea-
Van bten. present,
• A meeting',of the „ ublic 14brar, Board
WU ,meld on' .Monday', evening at the
► ? , • e- of Mrs A. Davidson . for business
,Pabneetion Avith the ',library. Ten -
tor the 1190,41021 of librarian, rovers
sand tine 'tender of Mr. Roy Rut-
rr,as accepted' for , this • position,
e :Rosary will be moved to Mr. Rut-
let!ge'e ahap w ch all possible speed and
it' la to • i �irculm
tom. is
Thursday. Pebruery 2Oth, is the date
of the Victoria Home. and School Club
birth , ... party. Reports of the ° yokes
warka 11 i,e given and a splendid' vezz a
e'n •
tgram"is being arranged. A shower f
t .cups' and saucers will be received.
i ft rents will be served,
Interdenominational World Da y ' Of
Prase will bo`' observed in Victoria. St.
United aC7huroh on 'friday, F'eb. 28th, at
3 p,nL Tie program this year has bean
arranged by Senorita Jorquera of San
Diege, .Chili, and is entitled 'Via ' aa�th,
Peace. C�dwill. to_ _ Men." All Oa
ladies in town are strongly urged to at-
tend this world-wide Day of Prayer,
croup 2 of the Women's Institute will
b,.
-- :hQiSV°•a�-le5ftd `""ttt`1'VIa,C"'y"�:
on Monday night, Feb. 24th. -8-
The regular meeting �of the Mission
Circle of North St, United Church will
be held at the home of Miss Laura.
Johnston, Newgate St., Wednesday even.
ing, Feb. 26. This is to be a social meet-
ing. All the girls who have work out
are: requested to bring it with them.
Everyone Welco B
e sure tai attend
the "Minstrel 'Show" by the' Westminster
• Guild . of Knox Church- to be held in
Knox Church on Friday, Feb. 28th, at,
8.15. Admission 25e and 15c.
✓Remember the
•----a—.... e of St. George's
nual' High Tea in the Parish Hall on
Tuesday:= 25th; -under- the atispi ewes:
of the Church Women's. Guild. -8,
The regu:ar meeting of the North St.
Evening 'Auxiliary will be held on Tues-
day, (F b. 25th, at 8 p.m. The roll call
Win be -answered. by -a verse on "Prayer,"
--1'-•--••
The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U.
will take place at MacKay Hall on
Thursday, Feb. 27th; at 7.30 -p.m.
4'"The higher one ihas climbed up the aA - prisoner, known a s No. 68989► has
edticati • ladder, the lei► one is in- disappeared.. from pent in Co -
+�• � to look down. upon those wlio are ambits, Olio; Who lean penitentiary 1
blame & fellow
p ly - ) us * . � " -- Iferolclu Bell for d:•sappearing with
that?•
such a number as
Refinements
have t reads! for r„ . -
t a week. The board is mem-
- , C
ail boob in the . pts s
atid Zan -meters be returned this
k the cheek -up which is being th
„ The financial f ns�incial ; statement of the
Maple Leaf Chapter, 1 O. D.. E., sub-
mitted d at their annual* meeting, h.
u xne zn
held.
d
on February 6th, in the Public Lib-
raised
�y, shows ,that. about $lop was
raised during 1935, most of,, which
Vis.. .
- nt.'
6 l!oc l
pe � o e
0.
.a-
r
s
Ot ►
A C,hildren's Ward was furnished
at
the . Alexandra Hospital, and an
endowment fund established to keep
the `equipment in, eonstant,repair.
Worth while local activities re-
ceived .donations while the National
Charas r of the: organization was
recognised' by a gift of phonograph
records for the pupils, in the Dena -
meth, Saskatchewan school, by. a
contribution to ,the; work of the'Can-
adian Educational' Institute for the
blind, and by the, collection and des-
patch to, the Public Library, in Sask.
atoon of 470 books; and 1,304
magazines, for, distribution among
the drougth affeeted *people of 'the
West.
..With the wholehearted assistance
of the catholic �� omen's League, and
the Women's
. Institute°
a successful
tampaign was waged in support of
he Canadian National Institute for
-: e Blind by means o
� , of -which more
than $200.was raised' for the work of
hat body in, Iuron:.Connty. r
The annual summer variety show
as successful _.sta
..� Mast
ed _A
nt ust=
e Paviiion,. when some hundreds
f citizens' were entertained.
A flag was presented. to Central
chool; school prizes and Christmas
ifts were distributed; and-_ nurses-
graduatiirg from the'local. hospital
ere presented.. with 'hypodermic
yringes and . needle sterilizers.'
t the meeting, the question of es-
bushing a troop of Girl Guides in
oderich was considered,. and , . the
gent, t, Mrs. D. E. Campbe�il and 'Miss
faire• Reynolds, were appointed to
e ' what can be done about it.
The meeting voted to -lend. its as-
sistance to the plan to secure the
appointment of a school nurse for
Goderich�
Officers for the coming year were
follows:
-made. eomott d�:_br Dr.
Vokes, Rat✓'. T. R, mer'and Gordon S,
, td,. ibr. fornw ,uog a new ode ,t
ethics for the conduct of the .library,
which will be pass upon, bythe beard, w
an
dater
e�trw . a
''r'a the brat' is 're -opened. %item- o i
tiers +'will: be $devised of the 'newir rales, and •
regulations. Mrs. C. G. Brown and Rev. s
T. R. Turner Were elected as auditors -for
• 1930, their duties to be, retro -active for g
1935 in the absence 01, the auditors 1±
the past year, a board discussed var- W
Vous phases' of µ:'the work of the, library s
and: It was felt;:khat the• ieetin�g was a
prof table one. The meeting then ad- to
8:00 dt. meet next Marida►•yt night. at G
p Mullan. rho underwent, a<n,opera- r'e
-C
Se
- tion... f`or.,.appendicit',s. in G aelph,: Gezieral
by his aunt 1vi"x
CJsheaya. -
blab nearly ,three weeks, .ego, return-
ed los home. here, (being .accompanied
, � s.. Lorne Ivers, who spent
about ten d InGuelph z:
Lorne'McKenzie, .local dealer for Gen-
eral Motors return Monday__fxom
a or`tn h 's stay in London. ,Firom
there he made several business trips to.
NILE, Feb. 19.—Mrs. Dan. Mc-
Phee is not as well as . ler Many
friends would wish to see"' since. her'.
accident a couple of weeks, ago, when
she fell down stairs.
The Box Social on 'Friday night
did not draw.':as large a crowd as: it
ight have. The night Was bad and
'there Wagalsoa dance in, the rage
Hall, . which drew quite a few to it.
• `There were prizes_ for the. °highest
contestant; in a contest. Moss \Oral
Finnigan receiving first prize✓'` for
the ladies, a bureau ornament nts
lst prize, Wilmer Rutledge, a lea her
belt, • girls ,consolation,, hand : er.
chief, Ruth Canntwell; gents, Ca n
Kerr;,�;a box of • :cern flakes. e
boxes were auctioned, several gob to the limit, 50c.•
Mrs. Etta Jarvis from the West
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm.. NV -at
son. She intends to stay the winter.
Mrs. George Rutledge' received
word that her aunt, Mrs. , John'
•Schwanz (nee Catharine Blake) . of
_Niagara-ton»the-Lake, had- passed
away. The funeral was on Saturday;
This is the, 3rd one of the Blake
girls to have passed away. Mrs.
Schwartz was formerlyof Colborne.
.elected as
Regent, Mrs. D. E. Campbell; vice
Regent, Mrs, D. D. Mooney; secre-
tary, Mrs. (Dr•) 'Hareld Taylor; trea-
surer, Miss E. Roberts; Educational
'Secretary, Mrs. -E.'C,-Beacom; Stan-
dard Bearer, - Miss 3i. Hartwell . and
Echoes Secretary, Atte. Chjis: Kid,
Councillors. appointed were: Mrs. I.
D. Eastman, Miss Ann Wurtele,
Mrs. A. F. Sturdy, Mrs. , R. C. ° Hays,
Jr., and Miss Claire Reynolds.
The treasurer's --statement is as
ik _-
RECEIPTS -
'March 2, -Bal. on hand'
$314 16
`March 21—Maple Leaf Party 9 60
May 4 --Rummage Sale. 77 05
August 3 ---Variety Show... ' 479 00
October 19-eRummage Sale 72 45
•�
Refunds.., .. 19 28
-Pees ,;......,
' SCORES OF IMPROVEMENTS
ENGINEERED I� � AND EIGHTS
Oldsinobi a tor 19 6 retains a. seat too;.4...,..., ,
strong pe, well illustratingthe new treaLrt#ty B'eid`�vf the stat-cytirider
style leadershipwith front-end+coach w t i 'trunk 1`an anew re -
the new dl models .. _ effect .stt�rined by the • e « , ., . y
just nnotmeed. rounded radiator , grille,high, 'its niers have
be Yn+otuil bane and 1
Akre, the eighty finder rumble p , into the -1936
' mounted htal►dlanY and louvre tldsntobilrs.
sis, been built r
Donations15 50.'
` 20 821
Sale Calendars '...... .....:1 60
Bank Interest 5 00
i .
DONNYBROOK, Feb.•18.—The W.
is. met last Thursday afternoon,
at the home of Miss Euphe#nia
Charnney. The business 'part of the
meeting was led by the president,
Mrs. Bert Taylor and Mrs. Geo. Nay,
for, a iod. The chapter .in the Study k
was taken by Jean Robinson, Mrs,.
Charlie Jefferson sang a solo, and
° Mrs. Jefferson Sr. gave a ^reading
entitled, "No Sects . in Heaven." ' A
social time was en,loyed, fourteen be -
Inc' present. --
. Mr_, and . Mrs., Ernie Doerr of -Au.:'
urn `"spent`` the -Week Andy with her
parents► bfr, a d4 ri3. inney.
.Mrs. Albert Campbell visited over
the week end in Stratford and Gode-
rich.
Asa pig* bucked the drifts, oh one of
the Iotas highwaYo, the other day;, it cut
down, several 'maii.'baxe3;, the posts being
Wished a little above the .ground: °
• 81'01446
EXPENDITURES
Officers and. Members' Pees. $ 28 70
1i1e`°Leaf Party 19 20
lag441. L. C.; 1. O. ME— : - 20-'amage Sale, May 4 4 10
' °were 4 70
'mage Sale, Oct,
I
1?; .
nge f nd--Stationery. - - 9 74
C 4reir s Ward.... 174, 39
Va a Shows a,272 08
'..q tee "Wreath . .Y-' -
Central School _ 3 SO
Central
34 re., . ... . :5 40
-chjljren's Ward:- 3 50
mid Christmas Gifts . 7 86
�hlidren� .:: 10 00
We.., a ... 5 00
taduatbon 5, 70.
ttsx. -.
.:$ 20 DO
tl+umd... 100 00
zhoel ,.10 Oq
the Blind
fon ,x 500:
napiyta1, .London—
.-
2-6.00
Fla
Gale
Lm'a,
Prize
Shoos
Child
Nurses
Dona
Boy -s..
Cancer
Endowm.
Debut -lett
0. N. ' I. f
Canadian
Children's
-Burst' ` Fu
Navy.Leag
Goderich
$778 66
$235.80
$1 0,14 40
F. Roberts, Trea-
Chapter, 1.4.H.E'
'
TIES
TE KING
Le Sok9► Qael , Qdest, evol-
f
end ✓wise, and mode�ra
late King (korge,.V alp , the
dent of his mtx�t' prtt•
history. Nev`ertheie .,
with his 1are#&on, ► `, 'ell 'tioglith
is empire
-underwenta nges as .,,
'were prrxfouncl, of whir they
con'eglicane . will be felt t on ll
� • *s hl $11ustrio
1 `tom ,part., tbrou bi The ' 1, .the
is ; In , ,A rlt military .6S a,niX
:earned����.,,tyyh�e t� of Vide His end
stittit Maki !l :denrcer ', ' . olldati..:
ed li nfonar .a, 'mit.
When ail other tupelo .
cen er overturned.
was' to conciliate.49'46'7,6;""t
tc of
1 el three ► . ou.
Under the three- '
lily VII and , -
. , ,.. » . 'low
The annual reorganization'•arneet-
ing :of the Goderich Musical Society,.
slated for last Tuesday night, has
been postponed until Tuesday even-
ing, March 3rd.' . .
The 'executive of the Society hope
for a large attendance of citizens,
particularly of parents of band mem-
bers. r5.
No pxactzs
es have been
held
so far this year owingto lack of a
bandleader; de
la
r former eade r
Huckins having resigned at the'
De-
cember ttne.ofthe SotieteThe future of the band being at
stake,' the ...ofcer � .. hopethat . .. .
#zt marry
citizens will attend the meeting and
show their interest in its welfare.
BELFAST
VWAR.DUN ',
'Phe marriage. tit' .> s. ' . lym f d:
• Dun'ke1d, aa,oa* c ocioti xy to Ur,.
.Tames William Maalrioar, also of Pixie -
rick
,ode -rich, t Awe° on P Vary, 14th; " a«
'Calvary Maltedeinueli, i ;t re l Rev..
T.'W, Jones, ,A., R.M +ducting, Mr.
and Ms. mac -triter arrived £vcd xtao'
'roderiii., en Ttres¢a t evening:
BELFAST, Feb. 19.—Well we are
all living here yet, the world did not
come to an end on Friday night, nor
did Gabriel sound his trumpet that.
day, as Rev. Harold R. Varney, form
.er_.. Methodist Minister, • and now
founder of a small congregation, un-
der the name of a Christian church
of Toronto, would have us to believe.
We are more likely to be frozen "or,
snowed up.
Mrs. Geo. Lane and Mrs. Roy Al-
ton received word on Thursday, that
their.•, sister, Mrs. Will. McLean of
Saltford, underwent a very serious
operation on her head in Toronto
General Respite!. Sh is doing nice
ly,
Mr. Purvis is threshing clover''see
around here. - . _, , a
FEB. 24.-.-• wing to . 'e" condition of
the roads, every meeting and church
servicerwas withdrawn, for the week.
The Bayfield Road is again passable.
A caterpillar snow plow opened the
road on Timrsday, but by Friday morn-
ing the cuts were drifted full.
The Valentine party to be held by the
Y. F D. of union church at the -home
of Mi•. and Mrs, Geo. ;Miwain last Fri-
day evening. was..pos'bPoned ovmin' oto the
blocked condition of the roads.
CANADIAN BUI DING UP S-
_AW _ _
33 P.
Con.tracts awarded for building and
°engineering 'projetts in Canada for
January amounted to $13,610,000, an in-
crease of 33.2 Per cent over the total of I
per cent over January, i934, awards of
$10,220,100- for January, 1935, and 103
par centover-January, 1934, awards of
$9,702,900: These figures shower the
largest total. for, January• in five years
were compiled Eby : MacLean $ullding Re-
ports, Ltd., of Toronto.
RE $ H.. A. MVM'ARLA!F Z Pastor.
SERVTGES IHV' MacK4;Y - HALL
sUaunAY
3.00 • p.m. Sunday School;
7.00 p.m.—Preaching
Subject—"The Greatest Living Person
in the World Today."
The Goderich French Dry
Cleaning. Works •
J. H ' V ..
RO A **��
VMAIy
Proprietor. c�
West St. 'Phone 122 Goderich.
_Allow us to Clean aand-Preps your
SUIT and -OVERCOAT
Be well dressed. Look well dressed:
We can keep you looking prosper-
ous and your personal appearance
will pay •dividend, in. nosiness.
LADIES' WORK GIVEN SPECIAL
• ATTENTION AND CAH.
Send. your . clothes to..
The Goderich Tench Dry
Cleaning Works.
where liquor - is under govertnment con-
trol, a person is not allowed to' buy
liquor unless he -can produce a receipt
'showing that his,, taxes are paid. This is
a sane regulation; but rwny not make the
liquor buyer 'produce eviderv:e that he
has provided food and shelter for his
family
All mothers can put away anxiety re-
garding- their. suffering ahitldren when
they have' Mother- graves'
--THE BAPTIST CHURCH
-
REV. S. a[L. McOLUNG, Minister. -
10 a.m.--Bible School
1 . .... -
"MORE TIIA.N CONQUERORS"
7.00 pm.
"TIJE'TRUE GOAL OF ')LIFE"
Where are you going ?
.Special Prices
ON '.
RAIL SLIIGHS.:
DOUBLE RAID:
SLEIGHS it
$2:25
Jewel horteriing, 2lbs. 25c
Hamburg Steak ( fresh
ground), 2 lbs... ' 25c
Our+, hard, per lb. '......15c
CARL W. •
HART WA ,I'I„1.iMBMBII+rG HEA` ING, TINSMITHING •
CARRIE'S OLD STAND,, gal THE SQUARE.
Pliant gal
.
a� ,r
B" -pmt or I'd coke hits` become
e,,
Win Ontsirin.but there nre g ,.
aver r ,` coker,; .