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QULITY MILK - tiltEA/41
RE CREAM
Phone 35
Cor. Stanley
& Kingston Sts.
Huron Body &
Fender Shop
H. C. MkTHEE L. D. WATSON
84 East St. Phone 206W
Reg. Bell _
JEWELI ER
"Gifts That Last"
BULOVA WATCHES
Good Service on Repairs
Phone 123
East St.
SPECIAL . .
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Brand new Ford 1046 Motors
now., in siock. Drive in velith
• your car ,and purr out with a
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. new one.
- IF IT IS FORD PARTS WE
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Blue Water Body
& Fender Shop
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Phone 107 •Bridge St.
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Bradley & Son -
Pho , 247' Hamilton Fit.
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aoderieff French
Dry. Cleaners
• CALL 122 FOR PICK-UP ANI
DELIERY-
C. R. LOWERY
WEST STREET
East St. 'Bakery.
L BEATON '
MOH QUALITY
BUNS-PREAD-PASTRY.
Phone 184W East St.
Canadian Tire
Corporation
ASSOCIATE STORE
L. 0. WHETSTONE, Prop.
TIRES and BATTERIES
Hamilton St. Phone 69W
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Venus Restaurant
• HOME MADE CANDY
as supplies .available
PHONE 170
This is station E -A -T
ientner
Transport
EARL R. GUENTHER, Prop.
Daily Service to and from •
Teronto-:-Hamilton-London
and intermediate points
Victoria St. Phone 850
These Firms
will
Serve you
well
T GODER CR I N To$11,0,
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These Firms
will
• Save you
Money
The business anus Listed La this directory represent livq and
up-to-date concerns that invite 'your patronage. The service they
heave to offer is of the beet and dealing with them not only gives
satisfaction but assists in helping them serve this conuatmity better.
They ask you to try them when you have needs to be satisfied. You
can save money by doing your buying in Goder10.
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These Stores. Are At Your Service
E. Breckenridge
HARDWARE
PLUMBING HEATING
TRICYCLES AND DOLL
PRAMS
Hamilton St.
Phone 135
Goderich
Fruit Market
FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES IN SEASON
Scientific Equipment -
Friendly Service
Phone 470 " East St.
IVAN LOUZON
Myron O'Reilly
PAPERING & DECORATING
• PAPER SUPPLIED
RAGLAN ST.
Phone 585W
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JEWELRY AND Girrs
WATCHES -DIAMONDS
• GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Phone 130 ' The Square
• G. Plante
IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION
PACKARD MOTOR `SALES
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• ATLAS RES
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Phone 513
Blue Water Body
& Fender Shop
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Phone 107 •Bridge St.
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Things• Around -Holm
By A.W.B.
We are serenaded from above these road was telling us how one friendly
summer days and strongly scented
from below. The starlings and the
skunks are with us. The former
gather like some gospel sects for their
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in the the convenient clumps of tall trees
round our corner. The skunks have a
habit of visiting this neighborhood and
making theInselves aware of their
strong presence, though there .have
been no serious consequences- tri our
knowledge. A farmer's wife down the
Save Time and Money With SURGE
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* SURG milks faster.
• 4.URGE.--the machine that does automatically
what other machines have to be -helped ,to do.
* SURGE produces more miJ
* -SURGE gives cleaner milk.
MACHINES NOW IN STOCK
Ask -fora demonstration.
Frank Kllng
Distributor
J. B. HIGGINS, Sales & Service
Seaforth, Ont.
"Local Representative Wanted"
33-5
Power Spraying
Orchard Spraying Weed Killing
• Whitewashing WairlkFly •
Agent for J. K. Crang and Co. (chemical division)
DDT, 2-4-D weed killer, Rotenon Powder (warble fly control)
ward W. Elliott
• POWER SPRAYING
BOX 293 CLINTON . PHONE 2R
23-35•
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skunk with strong social propensities
came regularly to see them milking
for a number Of nights, as if it loved
company and wanted to get fully. ac -
qua -in tedv----4-t -was-not-untit TM' evening'
it got behind the separator in a :corner
of the barn.,, very inconveniently near,
that those engaged in milking really
became afraid of what might happen
and with much wariness 'moved the
separator, inch by inch, to be at a safe
distance from the unpredictable animal,
which happily behaved itself. One
remembers well the morning when the
neighbor, said, "I see yew had speciiil
company this. morning, quite a line of
thein." Inquiring as to what he refer-
red to, he said he lad counted the
parent skunk and six babies fall 'in
line on the garden path at the far end
and parade to Within a few feet of the
back door. My word! Talk about
keeping the wolf from the door -there
are perhaps worse things. I did not
see them, but I -have a strong smeller.
These starlings can be a nuisance
and are like the comas we see in ithe
sky of whom astronomers say We
know not whence they come -nor where
they go. At a neighboring town folk
are disgusted as they walk the Side-
wa-lks skirting their residences. Men's
fedoras andladies' hats have been
ruined by the disagreeable droppings.
What a noise the birds it:lake! It
makes one think of a general election,
or a. Labor meeting in progress, and
sometimes of what.pne hears in passing
by a beer parlor when it is well pat-
ronized and men have been geared up
to loud and boastful conversation by
a few drinks. Starlings have more
xnusical moments, when it would seem.
voices .ftre seeking right pitch and in-
strnments are being tuned and the
chorus breaks into some ;e1estial, theme:
Concluded with a great whirl of wings,
as if some dramatic moventent were
called for in an eloquent pause or. to
climax some chorus song.
These hot July days are welcomed
for the minimum. of clothing one need
wear. Goloshes and rubbers are for- .-
PoRTF,It'S HILL. Aug. 12. --Mr. and
Mrs. IL J. AlcAlillen. Toronto, spent
part of last week with his Cousins,
Mrs. t Lockhart and \1r. Lockhart.
\Ir. '14nd Mrs. Thos. Elliott moved
last week from the old tarm home to
Hohnesville, where Mr. Elliott is re --
lull -Wing a new home. We are indeed
sorry to lose this esteemed'family front
our community 11111 chureb. where -they
have been valved niethbors-.
On Thursday fhe W.A. helci their
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
James ('ox. There was a good atiend-
a nee and fin; 1 arrangements Were made
for the bazaar to be held; shortly in
Clinton Town Hall. Lunch )vas served
by the hostess.
The choir of ,Grave .church went to
llaytield on Sunday evening' to assist
withthe music for the anniversary
servlee there. Airs. Will Cox, organist,
was in charge.
The cammthiity extends sympathy to
the family of tire late Mrs. Fanny
$9.17 07.40 Weston;who passed away at the home
13.75 11.24 •of her daughter, Mrs. Allan Betties,
18.34 14.99 • on Monday evening. •
27.80 22.48 - Mr. Wilmer Harrison .had the miZ-
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fortune to fall throngh ttapdwr in
91.411 74.04
the barn an break; three ribs..
Shower for Bridcdo-Be,Mrs. Don -
Id. Harris, entertained on. Wednesday
.vening last 'in honor of Miss Betty
!arils, who was Married on Saturday.
Quite n number af . 6- friends were
)resent for the happy 0(1.! i. Th
Ms were ()Ivrea by the bride-to-be
nd were numerous and lovely. In her
anal happy Manner Betty thanked all
nd a dainty lunch was -served by the
ostess. '
tiest shirt on. The observation is very
timely these dayS '‘vheu shirts 41:1141-
.Shirting.tuaterial are hard to buy,. Some
,young mothers, we notice, will ',persist
hi burying the baby in unnecessary
clothes until it cries with all its lungs
for release. Those woolly coverings
and layers of other clothing are a
great discomfort when it is 85 in the
shade. A diaper and a little shade is
4ibontpall--f-he-,baby•-needsms-the-theffiki,r
meter soars. Of emirse we won't Az --
get its. spoonful of nice cold water
occasirially.
The Indian Reserve is near us and
it is quite shocking to, see some of the
young sw4ai.thy boys sweltering under
long pants and 'coats as they go- to
school and other,places where orthodox
forms of sartdrious '• respectability
prevail. .How much' more comfort for
them to dress. as their forefathers in
the days of hot sunshine and 1pinid
heat, or to. don a bathing suit.
The days- are gone by when any
pagan, or ignorant lack of standards
in behavior or clothing is seen.' Henry
W. Grady reported visiting at the
historic St. Augustine on $t. John's
River of the Seminole Indians : "The
Indians there. were being taught to
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wear ,coats, hats, 'boots and breeches,
the only trouble being thatthey will
only •consentto wear one of these useful
articles at ,a time." - -
That was solo work in wearing
elothes. The observhtinn is 'not over,
drawn when we remember that Dean
Alford of Canterbury Cathedralwho
gave us that fine hymn "Forward Be
Our Watchword," also made us a fur-
ther contribution by setting the words
to' music, but for two voices onby,
soprano and bass. 'Too busy • to finish
the score -!---Alford had his limit:Ilion in
this -respect -he sent a covering letter
with the manuscript, saying that "as
far as the music was • concerned, he 1.
had supplied the hat and the bootS"-
•ineaning, of cmirse. the soprano and
bass -but- someone else might be pre-
vailed upon to furnish the .coat and
the trousers, the alto -and tenor. So
the magnificent processional hymn,
writtetuander the friendly duress. has
becoine one of the pNcious possessions
of the church.
gotten and attics hold overcoats, warm
wraps, and heavy stilts that are on
vacation. Little folks have not a
nodi wrapping on their W00 brown
bodies as a sarong. The farm lads
driving tractors and loading hay or
sheaves on the wagon are stripped to,
the waist. They claim ttley have their
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Phone 285 STRATFORD, ONT.
O. J. Colby' Manager
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SHEPPARUTON
(Iptended for last week)
SHEPPARDTON, Aug. 6. -Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Mills of St. Marys spent
the week -end with the lady's' cousin,
Mrs. Bert Bogie, and Mr. Bogie.
Mrs. Hattie Foster, Margaret Marion
and Betty, of Kitchener, .are visiting
with Mrs. Agnes Foster and' other
tetatives-ind- frienclg-Tfefe.":•-
Mr. Wrn. Sage is gpending a week
in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Rising and fam-
ily, of Windsor, spent a week with
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PIANOS RADIOS:a -TiEFIUGPIATOX$
nECTRIN APPIXINCES, LAMPS mud 'SHAPES
EL.ECTRIC PHONOGRAPHS AND
TURNYMOXIS IN STOCK
Phone 114
• West St.
• Buying more, we buy for less-
Sellhig more, we sell for less.
Phone 696 •
Open Evenings
Saltford
Saltford
General Store
THOS. MORRLS, Prop.
B. R. Munday
RADIO SERVICE & REPAIRS
We install -
Portable - Phonograph Players
7 Widder St.
Phone 598
Frank McArthur
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
BEACH RANGES,
RANGKTTES, HOT PLATES
48 Britannia Road
Huron Engineering
$z Research Co.
Engingering & manufacturers
„Phone 51
Brock St.
Jackson & Son
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
BOOTS -SHOES -RUBBERS
Phone 412, South Side .Square
Gentlemen's • regula+or of recrea-
tion and health.
BOWLING
A good way to spend your, even-
ing or;, leisure hour in pleasant,
congenial surroundings. -
ROYAL BOWLING
ALLEYS
WEST ST. GODERICH
the former's brother, Frank Risin
The Coning sympathy Th
Mr. John_ Quaid and family in the
death of a loving wife and mother.
• - Thrifty
The stingy young man .asked his
fiancee 'whether she had' been pleased
with the card he sent her,
ceile-nt taste," she replied. "I knew
at:once it came from „you,'''
"Oh really," he said happily. "Why
Were you so sure?"
"Because 1 sent it to you a year
0.go," she said curtly:"
When Skin Torture
Drives You Mad!
Get a bottle of stainless, powerful.
penetrating, Moone's Emerald), 011.
The very first application should
give you comforting relief and a
that you have at last found the
way to .overcome the intense itching
and distress. • Moone's Emerald Oil
is easy and simple to use -grease-
less - stainless - economical- pro-
Motes healing. Ask for Moone's
Emerald Oil. Satisfaction or money
back -good druggists oevervwhere.
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RETALLERS make constant use
of banking services. In some
cases these are simple but essential;
the bank takes cash receipts. on
deposit; makes change, operates cur-
rent accounts, and accepts and
records used ration coupons. Other
retail accounts involve considerable
handling of drafts, and -a very
important service -the making of
loans to enable retairers to take
advantage at trade discounts. All
this entails Banking in Action.
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The Canadian
ank of Commerce
has among its customers many
retail houses, from the small corner
store to the large chain and depart-
ment store. Strict attention to their
particular needs is given to all' the
ank's customers.
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Use our services for your banking
requirements, whatever they may
be. Consult our local Manaper.
722-A
THE CANADIAN 13ANK OF.COMMVICE
Ooderich Branch, W. A. Hay,Manager
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