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Word' has ice meel ted'"of tihe death
ot. 'ox lunhe St„r, J e eX Mr,. P, N,
' l u Mx. L t. ' ono44rne areal.
dent Undsay. Ont,,. is survived by
former'iy, Miss H. Martha, !Andrews,
' f lGoderioh► also one, daughter, Vim.
St a „Mine or.W mi peg, Anal one son,
Wa,t,,home,
MISS SARAH Ci r rILoN
UGMI$VtLI ; , April 30- dor
many years •.a resident of Goderich.
Tewns dp, Miss SaVrah. Cautiion `died
-itt the home: of her bother, -in-law,
David Cautilon, Raglan `Street, Clin
'ton, on Sunday, in her 87th year. She
was born in Goderich,' on December
17, 18'9, daughter of Adam Cautilgn,
and this.wMargaret Hanley '
She and her brother, Hanley Calt-
ilon, . farmed for many years on the
9th concession' of Goderich Township
on the farmnowowned ,by Edward
Grigg. Fifteen years ago, they re-
tired to' Clinton, where she lived with
her brother until his death a year
aao. •Since that time she had' been
in failing health and was cared for
at the . borne of her ;brother-in-law.
She is survived by three brothers,
and one sister, Arthur, Clinton;
Adam, in Propot,.cask.; David John
in Toronto, and Mrs:E. E. Floody, To-
ronto,
The funeral was held Tuesday af-
ternoon from the home of Ther broth-
er-in-law, to Clinton 'Cemetery. The
service 'was conducted by Rev' C. W.
D. Cgsens, pastor of Wesley-.Wiiis
Church, Clinton, of which the deceas-
ed wa sa member.
DUNCAN CAMPBELL.
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Reports of a` lonxance which may
lead to marriage 'between . Major Ed-
ward Howes, king of the radio, and
Mary Garden, queen of the opera,
are sweeping through theatrical and
operatic circles in New York. The
major, $600,000 a year miracle lean
of the gong and microphone, has
been repeatedly seen in the company
Of the diva, and she has frequently
been a guest during the major's ama-
teur hour Prins. They are shown
together inthis photograph. The
major is a widower. Miss Garden
has never been. married.
RESIDENTS OF LISTOWEL
MOVING .TO GODERICH
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyd and
family of Listowel are moving to
Goderich this week, and will . make
their home at 18 Trafalgar Street.
Mr. Boyd, who hascome to Goderieh
to take over the barber shop for-
metly operated by Mr. Victor Harri-
son, operated a three chair shop in
Listowel for four .years previous to
his corning to Goderich. He has also
conducted barbering, jausinesses.; in _
Hamilton and in Flint, Mich.
Mr. Boyd comes to Goderich with
the good wishes of a host of former
patrons in Listowel. Mr. Harrison
will continue, to conduct the Goderich
Beauty Shoppe. •
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GODERICH BRIDGE CLUB
At the weekly dupli;te abridge tourna-
ment held Monday evening, the follow-
ing were winners:
1st -Mrs. A. A. Nicol and Mrs. N. C.
UM:a way, plus 4.
2nd ---Wiles E. S. McNaughton and Mr.
P. F. Carey; plus 3%. -
3rd -Mrs. W. F. Saunders and Mr.
Jas. Hume, plus 3-.
Another game will be held next Mon-
day evening.
•.
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminator
will drive worms from the system with-
out -injury to the child, because its ac-
tion, While (fully effective, is mild.
EYE TROUBLE? °
Have y o ni a' eyes examined' by
R. A. RlET;Dt ,,11 'years ,Staat-
ford's leading' -Optoanetristf- Ex-
pent work only at- most moderate
'prizes
.EExamined-Gliisses Fitted.,
Consult Iihn at
Robertson's Jewelry Store
flflhlAD DAYS
urs at
RNFIELD'
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 1st and 2nd'
Great Savings in ,Spring Merchandise •
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LADIES' SPRING COATS
Tweeds in Plaids, Checks and Monotones -Fitted And
'Swagger Styles. Sands, Greys, Navys. Sizes 14 to 40
18 s to 220'2. Reg. $12.95. Dollar Days... '$9 95
SUfls-
THE
SEASON'S SMARTEST GARMENT .1
Large, assortments of styles and tweeds! Dollar
Days
DRESSES !
$24Printed Crepe Dresses, smart styles, lovely de-
signs. Dollar Days
!Pastel
!Pastel Printsin new spring styles, gay bright pat- 3«9
terns. Ail sizes. Dollar Days .... 8. , ...... .
Better Dresses in newest and smartest styles. Styles and
!sizes for matron and miss. Reg. $6,95' to $10.95
Dollar Days • : •.«, • Y' .... •.••»�
N'S TOPCOATS!
t$pring . To eats tailored of English Tweeds it1 • greys and
browns. New styles and of *good qunllty:.1 Reg. v."‘". $12.95„ Dollar Day w � �K �, r 4 .. • w + A ri fir , • i l r w T 9A9
in new `
MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
Near Susie in •a large assortment of all wool. worsteds
spring. designs. Smart models for men and ti.9 rut
young men. Two pair trousers. Reg• $ 4.54.. ,
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'Two pair trousers. xeellent value, Sizes 1,3 %WI
3 to .364 Reg. ,$.16..50 to $19.50. Dollar Days
$L2.95 and _$15.95
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Betts in n er
tallar bays . Rbtor'1•4 44.4 4'441
shades of grey. ' and tan.
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Comin Events
AND BUSINESS' BRIEFS
Bake Sale -Baptist Ladies' Aid at
Sturdy's store, 'Saturday, May 2nd, at
2.30 p.m. -18-
Classified. ads. in The Star have
found pleased buyersfor something
they canted. They will do the same
for you. tf.
Catholic 'Women's League X11 hold a
sale of home baking on Sa'turda'y, Misr
2nd, in Buechler's Store. -18-
The regular monthly meeting of the
Churchwomen's Guild et St. 'George's
Church will be held on Tuesday after-
noon in the guild room of the church.
The Nurses' Alumnae will meet on
Friday, May 1st, at'3 o'c1.oek in the hos-
pital. •
tA. Silver Tea under the auspices of
Group 1 of the Central Home and
hoof Club will be held -at the home of
Mrs. W. F. Saunders, Cambria Road, on
Friday, May 8th, from 3.30 to 6 p.m.
Everybody welcome. 18
The May meeting of the Central
Home and School C1ub will be held on
Tuesday, Mack: &thi, at 8 ppm. in the
etchool, Mrs. Jessie Allan Brawn of Lon-
don -wi31 give en address on "Child P y-
chology."
The annual meeting and; election of
officers of, -the Winnen's Institute twill
take place in Matkay Hall on Thursday,
May ' 7th. The roll call will Ore answered
by the pa anent of fees. Hostesses are,
Mrs. G. MalthiSson, Mrs. D. Mellwain,
Mrs. R. Goode, Mrs. W. Lawrence, Mrs.
J. Howrie and MrCifg. McPhail. ,
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,CANADA SUPPLIES BULK
FLO1,1R TO JAMAICA
Canada ranks next after Great
Britain as a source of supply for
goods imported into Jamaica, British
West Indies, accountng for - 16.4 per
cent. of the total value, according to
the Canadian .National Steamships
which company maintains direct
steamship connection . between Can
oda and Jamaica. -Great Britain's
share, the chief supply country, is
40.3 per cent. The United States
ranks next to Canada with 181 per
cent.; other Empire countries, 15 per
cent., which accounts for 89.5 per
cent. of the total. Canada supplied
62 per cent. Of the flour imports in
1935. In the matter of Jamaica pro-
ducts, Great Britain buys 56.3 per
cent., Canada, 28.1 per cent.,` United
States, 8.9 per cent., other British
Empire countries, 1.3 ,per cent.
,RELIEF WILL CEASE
ON 1ST OF WAY
Goderich Welfare Board will cease
its operations at the beginning of
Mlay, it. has been decided. All relief
will be 'cut off with the Board's ceas-
ing to function. • There are about 15
families on relief at present, al-
though some of these are only on
partial relief.
"'Who hath not learned that when
alone he lias.'hia _iaxvn ,.-thoughts _ to
guard, and when struggling with.
mankind his temper, and in society
his tongue?"
Tit BAPTIST 'CHURCH
Re'v. 5• R. McClung, Minister.
Suinday, MAY a.
10 a.m.--t ible School,
11 a. ---"the Spirit" and
the •SAcl'arento»
p.m.-- 'o Are The Lost?"
FREE
Methodist Church
Bervlces In Nackay Nell
Sunday, May 3rd,'36
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clay' nlgiat.
To enjoy liife for a .period of nearly 94
years, to retain one's fatuities and to be
able to take a keen, interest in the affairs
of the 'community, is a rare`"W privilege.
Mr. Duncan Campbell, Rdpley's oldest
Citizen, was one to whom such reference
could be made. On April 15th _this
highly esteemed citizen entered into that
eternal. rest from °earhly cares and trials.
Mr. Campbell was born in '>`tas'sagawaya.
Township, Halton County, on June 22r
1$42.. Ins parents, Donald and Betsy
Campbell, were natives of Scotland, 'who
came to Canada -as early pioneers.'
When he was a lad of but 11 years, the
family moved to Huron Township and
settled on Concession 4, where he grew
to manhood and assisted in. cheating 70
acres of bush land.
He was married to Susan 'Seifert, who
died leaving him with an infant son.
He then married Mrs. lChristena Martin
and from this union a s•m and a
daughter were born. She a;.; i prede-
ceased him. In September, 1904, he
was married to Mary t+iiizabeth Marta',
who survives and, who has be .n his pa-
tient nurse through anany long years of
suffering. For .21 years they resided in
Kinlznrdine, returning to Rdp1ey -hr1 29,
He was a faithful member of St. An-
drew's United church, which ha regular-
ly attended. .
The funeral was held from St. An-
drew's Ignited church. on Friday,- and
was attended by many' of • his old time
friends. services were conducted" by
Rev. 0. N.' MacKenzie, assisted by Rev.
R. A. McConnell. A solo, `.`Rock of
Ages," was 'rendered by Mr.'Ben Hess of
Harpster, Ohio, a grandson of Mr..
Campbell. 'The pallbearers were Messrs:
R. Grant, J. K. McDonald, Rod. MoLen-
nan; D. A. M•eDonald, . /W. J. Crawford,
Thos. Harris. Interment was made in
Ripley 'cemetery.
To mourn his passing he leaves his
1 inolia Castile, 10 ea s 25c
Compacts, ' values up , to
Etc for 39c
$.2S for .•,.•., 690
Lavender Shaving Cream
25c for • ,..19c
'Carter's Pills .. . • .2c
Pepsodent An:tiseptic,2
49c bottles for : : 69c
bel's . prig Store.
Clea ranee Ends of Lines
Face Powders, half price.
Freezone, 35c for. • •290
Tcoth Paster, 2Sc for; 19e
Baby's Own Tablets,. 25c`
for; , , . ....,.. , •,22c
Giant Krushen Salts . , •69c
Dagget & Ramsdell's
• Cream, Sac for....29c
CAMPBELLSDRUG STORE
Phone 90 GODERxCH Fkee Z ebivei7
widow, two sons, .1Vtr. W. C. Cope of St.
Gorge, and A. D. Campbell, of Hamil-
ton; one daughter, Mrs. Benjamin Hess,
Harpster, Ohio; one sister, Mrs. Elliott
Campbell, Appin; one . brother, Donald
Campbell, of Windsor.
These trent a distan ze in attendance
at the funs rail were: Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Hess and son Ben, of Boil
ster, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. A. 1). Campbell
and daughter, Elva, of Hamilton. Mr. W.
C. Cope, of St: George; Mr. Donald
Campbell, Wtrdsor; Mrs. JEliatt C --
bell, . Atppin; Mr. and Mrs. /yraxwell
Campbell, Toronto. -Kincardine Review -
Reporter.
YOUNG GIRL TAKEN
A four years' illness terminated for
Reba, Kuntz on Tuesday morning when
she tpassed away in Toronto. She was a
dyughtex of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kuntz,
86 Chester St, Toronto.-
. The body will arrive in Goderich on
the C. N. R. 10.84 train tonight and will
be taken to the heave of her uncle, Mr."
W. J.. Chisholm. The funeral w21 take
,plate frs. - iere-fcr r-equion-liigh mass
in St. Poter's Church et 9 o'clock' -on
Friday morning- befpre Prdceedi4g to the
Rornttn ,Catho)1ic cemetery in Colborne
Townehip. • 'I've. .pall -bearers will be
Messrs, John and Leo 'Chisholm, Lorne
Bowler and Tom Paw.
Mr, and Mrs. Kuntz worn former resi-
dents of Od.borne. They have another
child, Edward; the girl's grandmother is
also still living.
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Permanent Waves
CROQUIGNQLE OR
SPIRAL
$250 up
HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY
SHOI'PE
West St.. '''' 'Phone -12.
(Next Capital Theatre)
HOUSECLEANING NECESSITIES
GALVANIZED PAILS -
Ne. .12 size ... ... 23c
WASH BOARDS -Zinc 29c
Glass .. ... •. , . 49c
FLOOR Or WALL MOPS
complete with handle, 39c
NEPTO LAC, ENAMELS
LOWE BROS. PAINTS
Garden Tools
Gardening is pleasant aswell as pro-
fitable if you have- suitable tools.
Stop In _ansr-see the array we have
this spring for .making garden work
-easier-and making garden products
better! • ToOlshave Improved greatly:
,
Due to women's demand for more
easily handled implements. Come and
seeI !
GORDON TEBBUTT
Phone 486 • West Street
Proof of the puddi>a In the eating.
Proof of the tire is in the ti lie tge.
Strep into our shop and:we will show
irott tire►prints of c7oodyears Good -
years on cars owned in this logality . o°,
that have travelled mately thousands; of
miles , ... with Vie lamouo dis'mond
tr+ati:1431ac ,o stif retaining their safe, toad.
gripping Sturdi nes .
wear is the "ot>ily tire that provides
the proof of xt* sturdiness and long wear
before you buy.
444k Us to .give you ''the proof -the
„triple -proof of the Goodytikr tests:
The carcass tom`.'.,. tKe tread test 0.. the
tract t `
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