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I'henao 33 Corr'. Stanley
Itinasten St: .
Huron Body
Fender Shop.
lin. C. 4I HEE L. D. WATSON
84 East St. 'Phone 206W
ego Bell
JEWELD ER
"(lifts That Last"
BULOVA d.�'TCI3IEg
Good Ser1iee on Repairs
tit
Phone 1':3
East St.
SPECIAL....
Brand new ]Ford 196 Motors
now in stock. Drive in _with
your car and purr out with a
new one. ,
IF IIT IS FORD PARTS WE •
•
HAVE THEM
Bradley & Son,
Pho 247 Hamilton SV.
East St. Bakery
I. 111E 410iT
BUNS—BREAD—PASTRY QUAUTT
Phone 184W
East St.
vD '64
Canadian Tire
Corporation(
ASSOCIATE STORE
L. 0. W I', ETS'ICON E, Prop.
• TIRES and RATTERI.II S
Hamilton St. Phone 69W
Venus Restaurant
110ME egAIIDE CAND
as supplies available,
PHONE 170
This is station E -A -T
Guenther
Transport
EARL R. GUENTHER, Prop.
Daily Service to and from
Toronto... Hamilton—London
• and intermediate points -
•
Victoria St.
Phone 850
Goderich d French
ry
Cleaners
CALL 122 FOR PICK-UP AND •
DELIVERY
R. LOWERY
WEeT s'rHI:E'li
GODERIC
GNA U`'
r
The§e Firms
°
will
Servs you
well a,
T�ae tmu$;1(less ,�, t u:;`listed in this directory, represent live and
up-to-date _co Berns that invite your patronage. The service they
. have to o 1 er is o the best a lfl dd idea ' 1(; g with there not only giver a
satisfaction but assists in help:Az them serve •this Community letter.
BUSINESS
REVIEW
•
These Firms
Save you
Money
They ask you to try the where you,have neer' a to be satisfied., You
can save :Honey by doing your buying i:i: G®derich.
4 w •
These Storey Are At Your Service
E. Breckenridge
HARDWARE •
PLUMBING & HEATING
TRICYCLES AND DOLL
PRAMS
Phone 135 Hamilton St.
Filsinger's
JEWELRY AND GIFTS
WATCHES—DIAMONDS
GUARANTEED REPAIRS
Phone 130 The t Square
tl
WESTF-IL' LD •i
\V'ESTFIELD, Oct, ti.—M.r. R. R.
Redmond spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. l'at (-''Malley of .Kingsville.
Mr. and Mrs.,- frank Talublyn and
-Mrs. J. `1'alublyn. of Loi.d.e buto, visited
s.an,Iay with, air. and \Ir_, Frank
Mrs. Charles Keating and Alitw-,Ilaruld
of .Morris township, 'visited
�l.rl.alay n-ii:h Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
ist1(_i .
J1 I, -la felts ,_1"f Iiiy th is sl,tl.di-hg a
t• .t tlil::•s with. \Ir. tli:d \I:,. \Waiter
• r
lior,t' and son JJ ul,y,
't 1\ i d- r. 11i.d.. Mi` . J. -\lelt len of •
v , tr',1 'I: � r:llay Willi Mr.
u1.d \lis. Lr,:lei a• L., 11,:_,r.i.
Mrs. 11atrt Id Sprung of •Hullett :town-
sLih vis:;ed : err ti:«' week -end with her
s; -ter. Mrs. (_1irtl-ce-Cos.
1I 11ti:«i\II 1 . 1 i:. Tu ioi'. Ed. a141
'\ rlaa \.?i: d :. Sunda; with Mr.
\\ ,.. , '1:,• fort-ILli11- tire
!1e1,.lk: - :on ktoo.v for«-n-1en4
. j• t .. - ' .1 r„ :Ld and
watch 7 _ i i.. Luke: "amu
what \1, 1, nh :
4 1.
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KIDNEY ......'''/, P I L L 5 4 _'-'•
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71,000”-0
°8? THE' of
and Mrs. Joe (',Jn1 ,•:, «,f L1.w_kii,,w:
M:s` Lorin I'r« let of B1ytIi spent
a lays with Ler friend, Miss
Mildred Carter.
1r. and Mrs. \\'n1. (Carter attended;
the funeral on Thursday of the late
Byron. Wilson of Goderich.
The sacrament of the -Lord's Supper
M/RIV WEST
'.1rej utarl' ntakr
up an ! .S,p now.ehold Furniture (;on-,
.olialaated Pool (.art. to Mani tuba, sar}�a£ch-
ewan
' 4 California %% rice !re_or phone for reduced •
trei,iht rate - E'tahlished 1885
010 Y un(}e St.a i orento. ' kinasdale 5125 I
MOVING. 'ACKItts. � IIPPINb and STORAGE
11her!1t. Rrirish Columbia and to
Goderich
Fruit Market
FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES IN ,SEASON
Scientific Equipment•— P
_ Friendly Service
Phone 470 • 1' East St.
IVAN LOL'ZON
G. Plante
IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION
PACKARD MOTOR SALES
TL.%S TIRES`
• Phone 513
Myron Cr -Reilly
PAPERING & DECORATING
PAPER SUPPLIED
RAGLAN ST. .
Phone 585W
Blue Water Body
& Fender Shop
.„shone
GODERICH
Bridge -Sf.
'HUI
PAY, OCTOB1
iia, 1516
Popular
and,
iStandard
'Songs
TitMuSic
pet-ma
Reeprds
Sh
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p ....ar.
ro
PIANOS {RADIOS ' REFRIGERATORS
ELECTRIC ,APPLIANCES, LAMPS and SHADES
i LECTI Ie PHONOGRAPHS AND
TURNTABLES `
Phone 114
West St.
Saltford
General Store
THOS. MORRIS, Prop.
Buying More we buy for less-
Selling 'more, we sell for less.
Open Evenings
Phone 696 SalUord
- B. R. Munday
,SOUND AND SERVICE
CERTIFIED RADIO
TECHNICIAN
a %`'idder St.
Goderich
Phone -
598
Frank . McArthur
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
,BEACH RANGES,
R ANGETTES, HOT PLATES
48 Britannia Road
Iuldrai.-tered - in \1"esi-tief(I- -United
nited
church 011 Sunday, Thele will be nu
service in this c11urch uu Sunday,
t_tctober J:ttli, it being the ,Dunuybrook
anniversary. _
Airs. Elizabeth' Wilson of Windsor
wits a 'recent guest at the home of
Mr. and ;Airs. \\-M. t`"arter. -
Mrs, Maulers has returned to he
home at Luckn«,w 1-tftea visiting 'at the
1{„111{ 4�1' Lei tl,,, Lter"4lIrs. Earl-Wight-
.
arl -\Wight
111011.
Mr. ,J,�hu. 11d •aliau Las purchased
the farm of • \1r. Norman Radford, to
l,a', r ..po''' loll .111111' 1st,
Mr-. •J. E. Ford of Conll,er is visiting
i,, sls't'1'l
....Mrs. Frank (aull,l,ell.
Mr. Re.hiI„1 Vincent 'has «'id his
S1o1-!. Mr.
own,. intends 1,:.,N 0,g 1,, IJ1', 11 111 the
11t•111• I11111I'e.
:Meeting.—TLe held
fli ir. tLit tnk-otl4 ring, mleeii11g on Friday-,
( 1t t1,1i it 4th. with thirty—four l,l'esent,
guests being present frolil Brick United
Chu cll, and I;elgrave 1 nit1id church.
The meeting opened with the singing
of "count Your \I;aiy- Blessings -2' fol-
lowed by prayer by Mrs. \\•m. Mc\'ittie.
who also spoke a few Nvords of welcome
to the guests.-' .The Syripture lesson
was 'read by Mrs. Hugh .{Blair and
prayer 1(d by Mrs. Ilarvey;,•r\1cltowell.
Readings Were given- by Mrs. Stanley
1111011. MIrs. ('has. Smith and. J1rs.
Chau111ey. a piano solo by \Irs. ( Rev.)
1_►rinlop. 11 tliu't by Mrs. ,\1aI'srbah
:'t,caitel'tf,lise 11.41 :\IN's. Stanley (rook.
The 11d(lres,s was gii-(•11 ley Alrs. 1Iiev.l
11,114,141 Sl+ell .a1 "-I{espt111ri11ilir . ' At
t1.• close o
f the Inr•etin; lumcll nas
1,1.(.t,t1.
—jelly-like mass in the1procesc of -harden-
ing was 'traversed by a -Multitude of
_Msllb •r•
a
t c It is the presence of
these cracks which were' -later tilled
with a deposit of opal that gives this
' remarkable gem its play of color. This
' feature is particularly apparent in the
PaId9 Pus. FiIIed Boils
Ike Cause of a . ach Misery
If r 'l stiffer from boils yop`know how sick and •
miseral le they made you feel.
13('Is are, an outward indication of impurities in
the st--lt•m, and just when you think you are rid of
one °ar •,thcr crops up to take its place and prolong
your rt sery. . All the lancing and its.
,you can do may not stop more
cowling. - -
'FL help overcome boils you should purify the blood, so why not give
that (li 1, .reliable blond medicine, Burdock Blood Bitters, a chance to show
what i' will do in helping, you get rid of them? Thousands have used it for
this p1 :.p se for the past 60 years. Why 'not you?
T} � T. :11:1hurn Co-, Lirt itt.d, Toronto, Ont.
pDY
TSIE
Pat a B of M Loan to w• ork for you. if
you need extra motley for ytiurt farm's devel-,
dpment or improvement, see your ` of M
manager today. Ask or write for folder
fora Go-ahead J aencaer.°°
RANH'
,„4 two' CAMAII3
ACM
BANK OF MONTREA'L
1(rirkin ' with Canadians in every walk of life since 7/117
ta,
PORTER'S HILL
I't ►ITER' - 1I ILL. ()et. 7. --Mr. and
Mrs. 'I4twsojl Lockhart ai1(1 two child-
1('ll. ,\Ir. 111+a1 Mrs. Ernest Ilarold Mind
.- daughter AI1I1, 1111 of Royal Oak, Mich.,
and Jack Bondi'. of the University of
:Asara Arbor. spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Lockhart.
- Mr. itild Mrs. Will Manning, Gait and -
J1111e. of J.ondesborot., spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Lockhart.
• We are plea' -ed to know that Mrs.
Leslie ('ox is making a sat{ factory
recovery frons the Inishap in which she
fractured 11 borl(e in her ankle,- -
11r. Milton Woods has returned home
ti hush inigroved in health after ho'pital •
core at London,:-
('ougratulati(1n's to Mr. - and Mrs.
1 tong. Robinson1 formerly Relda.l
itti9'dy7, who were Married on Satur-
dat. ._
Miss gritty. Newton spent a' pleasant
week holidaying in Toronto,
• 'Friends of Mr. Jar. Young and bride
- wish for therm many tears of happy
wedded life.-
The; meeting of the Community Club
is 'postponed from (Jctuber pith to the
.11rd •on 4iteonnt of the plowing match '
next week. The Iileeting will be at
Mr. Geo. Grepos'lade'1..
The service at Grace church will be
.., withdrawty ..can Sunday --next—wing,• .to •-4— -
,+r,niversiiry services at Holmesville.
It has been decide(' to hold anniversary
servf('es at (;race (church on Sunday,
oct-riber 2(1, {'f a speaker coil be secured
for that date.
Ilev. F..(1. S,totnsbury has returned
frorir a pleasant, holiday spent with
frlends at Wawa, Northern Ontario.,
OPAL FOR OCTOBER,.
Who ran look into an opal without
seting a rainbow? We don't have to
lank skywards to•s(r' a lovely array .of
eolot's, because here is one gen' stone
that has no distinctive rolor because
it combines in itself all of the colors,
Opal'. has another distinguishing fear
sir re. aa - it - l r one of flirx_Wc,(-r,_i"ftw
minerals which will never form in a
crystal. It. Is a solidified jelly com-
posed of Alien, with 41 small and some-
wha•t variable aniorant of water.. In
the .precious varieties of opal, this
Huron Engineering{
& Research Co,
Engineering & :ilanufacturera
Brock St.
Phone 51
Jackson & Son
__.. -
MEN'S AND BOTS' WEAR
BOO'T'S—SHOES—RUBBERS`
Phone 412 South Side Square
(:en1b-U1 'n's regula`or of recrea-
tion„, and health.
BOWLING
A good way to spend your even-
• is ,leisure -hour. ,in- pleasant";-
congenial
leasant ."congenial surroundings. „.
ROYAL .BOWLING
ALLEYS
WEST ST. - GODERICH
preciotas opal, All Varieties snc•11. as Meter of the structure of the opal gens'\rife : '1Ir're I
black '.t�lr;l1, tire opal. wood ural, ur1' has in -.i -t elements of -disaster. As one.' olr
1 hat, 1 A and 1 .I1..
disllLiyft:'kr t1 •1{uyul (h1L..11 \lusellm w 1 1
r i )
on t expect, t 111 Mune
so
11111"111} (gility 'interesting 'tonnes. , sn1a11 cracks Is In danger 'Of
trudition of i11 luck h115 been at- e11t fracture. And surely the
'tributed to this beautiffil gem stone. I hired possession' m
Perhaps thZ-t is 1 prized l e.. Lori is e of
• urrline to t s 1 the legend,.
am with the same
tinlitla
has had two
tilled with mew uues 4411n•e ('hristmas:" Husband:
pennon- "Now, now, dean --if Mrs, smith was ad
loss of a good-looking as you are, she wouldn't
a mis have to depend on the `milliner so
a because 1111' very (h l f justify
tify
I11ueh.
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EXPEDITION MU'SKOX. Forty-five'
men travelling where 'men ,hfad
never " travelled before with mech-
anized 'vehicles, shattering ` the
white silences of the Arctic with
the thunder of thein passing , . . .
Breaking' through Canada's last
frontier -'-3,500 miles of forest,
tundra, - and frozew rctic- eas. , �,
Scene from "Expedition Mualiox"—
after a painting by R. York Wilson, 0A.A., Official Government Artist to Expedition.
rat 4onfirA
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Forty-fivemen pushingforward
day by dayover the centuries-old
trails 'of the pioneer fur traders.
From Churchill to Victoria Island
in the Arctic Ocean'. to Copper -
mine . to Port Radium .. .
Norman dwells - .. Fort Simpson
. the Alaska Highway.
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Namesw; "romtTnames that -c
closely combine Canada's past
and Canada's unlimited
futtfle. Coppermine,
discovered by Samuel
Hearne in 1770.. . Port
Radium, as new as to-
morrow. Fort Simpson,
that knew the tread of
Alexander MacKenzie
when he charted the
One 1
depicting
Canada
pr8duced
on the gc
TOOth a
e r r o
route to the Arctic in 1790 . .
Norman Wells, storehouse of oil
for Canada's future needs.
And the men': of Expedition.
Muskox,, they too combine the old
and the new; the courage and
hardihood of the pioneers with
the skills and methods -of the 20.tb.
' "x'eenthry. They have shown us the
ever -widening horizons of Canada
1Tnlirnited—a country
young, strong, confident
, . ' marching 'forward
into a hew and greater
era . . into a future in
which we can share in a
way open to every Cana-
dian: our purchase and
holding of Victory -Bonds.
4' 6
f a aeries
the growth of
as a nation,
by O'Keefe'a
caafon of their
nniveraary.
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Scene from "Expedition Mualiox"—
after a painting by R. York Wilson, 0A.A., Official Government Artist to Expedition.
rat 4onfirA
e
Forty-fivemen pushingforward
day by dayover the centuries-old
trails 'of the pioneer fur traders.
From Churchill to Victoria Island
in the Arctic Ocean'. to Copper -
mine . to Port Radium .. .
Norman dwells - .. Fort Simpson
. the Alaska Highway.
.1. a
Namesw; "romtTnames that -c
closely combine Canada's past
and Canada's unlimited
futtfle. Coppermine,
discovered by Samuel
Hearne in 1770.. . Port
Radium, as new as to-
morrow. Fort Simpson,
that knew the tread of
Alexander MacKenzie
when he charted the
One 1
depicting
Canada
pr8duced
on the gc
TOOth a
e r r o
route to the Arctic in 1790 . .
Norman Wells, storehouse of oil
for Canada's future needs.
And the men': of Expedition.
Muskox,, they too combine the old
and the new; the courage and
hardihood of the pioneers with
the skills and methods -of the 20.tb.
' "x'eenthry. They have shown us the
ever -widening horizons of Canada
1Tnlirnited—a country
young, strong, confident
, . ' marching 'forward
into a hew and greater
era . . into a future in
which we can share in a
way open to every Cana-
dian: our purchase and
holding of Victory -Bonds.
4' 6
f a aeries
the growth of
as a nation,
by O'Keefe'a
caafon of their
nniveraary.
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