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Mn Ja:nlcs Reid and son Thomas,
Mi. J :Nr, :Reid and Mr's, ,[Harold
Graham : of Goderich township at-
tended .the
t-tcnded,tlu Funeral of the late Mrs.
William Woods of St, Helens ori
Thursday ay of last week.
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is' bound up in this,
loud of wall papal?
Did
Did it x.ver 00.00 to
}'OCL tl'lat (001' wails arc
the chief space in your
Douse anti more
s poriant in t fl'Ui;t. than'.
fu1rlidtnugs?
Consider' th0- nacttter NOW, C01r02" and see Ot1;'
ii'rle,atoch, of tile uHwt.ef lr1>sc.ts,_kaotlgliu direct fro
tl(c 1Ylazaufocturee6, and sold at satiefaotoriz prices,
ALL PAPER''Ii?IM1'UE,I7 FREE
A. T. COOPER.
CLINTON
Mr. Robert Medd of Auburn, who
carne to this country from England
in 1854, will - be ninety, on the 22n0
of June ],ext. , lle':farmed in West
Wawanosh for many year's," until
afouryears ago,
The Rev. 1;: G. "Ross of. Montl'eal
a former pastor of. Knox Presbyter
lan:church, .Godericli, has had the
degree of. Doctor of Divinity con-
ferred on hien.
iu
r,
The Rev. .T: W. Hibbert, president
of . tho London Conference, preached
S
anniversary services in Vie ria
street church; Goderich, on Sunday
'week.
FOWLS 010 ' T1111 AIR,
"See here," said the angry, cus
tomer, "when I order ,poultry from,
you again I don't want you to send..
are any of those 'airplane. chickens."
• "What kind do; you •mean,' sir?'
"The sort that are all wings and
Machinery and .no meat:"-1,oston
Transcript,
Mr. 'Robert Glen .of Colborne x'e
Gently sold a fine two-year-old hei-
fer' to
reifer'to Col. Rlc•Lwvan and District Ile
presentative Stothere,•who, as agents
IorrtheGovernment, are -purchasing'
a number:. of 'choice females.
I1 . V
'
Awonderful finish for floors,
furniture, interior woodwork
Clear varnish and • stain
- colors„cherryyoak,walnut, .'
rriaha flan j etc.
Shows ,the Train of the .
'wood and is easily cleaned
Made to walk ora
"Save the surface and yon save all”
lf-ARLAND BR
tu#dietl' lip
911.0
'1']re -following is the rel>ofit ot, 13,
7 c, N. 2, lfudlett, tor.>r'r,onth' 03
April lqllmes. are hi order of merit
4th class 11111 Clew, Lillian Clew,
Annie 'Humor,
21(1 class 4pna 13atenelor„ Ruth'
Shebb) oolc, Frani( Dale, 'Charity
Snell.
2nd Jai,:--..ardtie Date, 1'rarilc
Snlitli;
P>inier --- Marion Bayley, hazel
Vanflgnwnd, Harold Tyndall,�i12a>'-.
ray Dale,
J, Lindsay, Teacher
Auburn -
They Harmony Class of the
Metlio
dist Sundayschool made Bliss La
-
tie
Jackson "a life menrlber 'of the
Womens' Missionary, Society,
Mr. 0. 11 Erratt, U, F 0. cattle
buyer; took aload of fat cattle to
Toronto this week.
Mn, ,lames Dawson is having a
sale of - household efleats` on Satur-
day afternoon, 'May/ Oth,
Constance
Mrs,; Stewart of Seaforth is spend-
ing a couple of weeks with her dau-
ghter, Mrs: Roy Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. TIenderson of Sea -
forth spent Sunday withtheir sis-
ter, 11/Irs, Ed, Britton. ,
' We have two -butchers come to
our village every week, the Blyth
butcher and the Londesboro one.
There' should be no lack: of merit.,
Mr. and Mrs, James •Mann enter•
rained" a number of- young and 'old
ane night ,last week. Ali report
havinga good time.
iVlz's.. W, McIntosh spent a few
days with her 'daughter, Mrs. Mills
of Havelock -
' PRICE Oil' TEA HIGHEST. IN',
YEARS.,
During 1120 so much more tea was
produccd'than was required through-
out the world that the market drop-
ped to a comparatively low point, ,So
serious was the position of, the g•row-
ers in Iielia, Ceylon; and Jaya that
they agreed to produce 20% less tea
during; :1921. Tile result was that
less tea was produced than was re-
quired; and now all, surplus stocks,
have pretty well been exhausted to
fill ' the deficiency. Prices in the
last four months', have steadily ad-
vanced, until the 'market to day " is
at a - level-_as,.,high as was ever be-
fore reached even during -war year's..
Mr. •Charles Garters of Corrie ap-
peared before Magistrate : Reich of
Goderich . the other day . and -was
fined $300 foving a ,still, which
was found in a bush ihy Constables
Pellow and Whitesidos.,
"Built -in -Canada"
"2:7-M1 1IL1 (11]11 111011inue11111010, 111 qt.
).isf'i
SPECIAL -SIX .
F vp-pu_snnser; 50•Bornepowtt.
' 119dnth tohoulbasc
Non-skid CordTires, fraat and • ,
rent whack , Y
`ixis
3rtJ3,1,.
NO matter what you pay for a car,
you won't.flnd greater satisfac-
tion than you can get in the
Studebaker SPECIAL -SIX.
That's why so many people, who buy
'entirely from the standpoint of satis-
faction, drivelthc SPECIAL -SIX.
Satisfaction with a SPECIAL -SIX is due
to its dependable'Chassis, its Stude-
baker -built body, and the _complete-
ness of the equipment.
pocicet as well as the ignition, and a
large rectangular plate glass in the rear
curtain..
There ,are many . other features that
would be considered 'unu'sual in cars
of much higher price. Let us tell you
some other 'points of SPECIAL -SIX
superiority:
The mechanical ,excellence, of the
SPECIAL -SIX has proved its satisfaction
in the hands of thousands of owners,
This equipment includes an eight-day - Its 50 -horsepower motor provides great
clock,one-picce,rain-proof windshield resources of smooth flowing'l?ower
with; parking Lights in lower corners of and wonderful flexibility, Its perfected
windshieldidase,andwindshieldwiper. dry -plate disc clutch makes gear -shift- 's,
h includes cowl ventilator controlled ing quiet and easy.
sh,`tonneauli ht '
front clash, with
g extension And et ,the SPE '
.._ , Y , SPECIAL-SlXzsnotaeostly ..
cord,ttanstnzssiOn lock which.zs aper., car. At $2075, f. o.b. Walketville, Ont,,
same' keythat' locks the
ated by tool ' ,.it is a striking al
k b value .,
compartment, in the left front door4 by anp car of comparable quality,
Touring, $207'+'Pas .. oa Ister,
.>r20251.: 4-,1"aes. ',Rondrttr, 2070•
Coupe,, $3050; .sedan, $3250. 111 pr,ce;b f, o, L.) Walitercille, Ont.
T. F. HOLLAND
East St. Garage,'Ooderich, Phone 234,
} t�'rC t nt r111f1�. 1
b»Strict
Tho thank -offering .scirvieo, muter
he ausPlecs of , the Neil Sha,
Ytou ug, Women's Auxt Bary, vias1reldwd
Sunday in the i'u ebyrerr ui troch,
Egmonilville; An n>aniiing address
was t7eljvered;:by Mrs. ,Haunts Zltun
ton of (9odterich.
'special 'ser ince was herd 'in : ,St.
Thomas' church, Seaforth, on. Sun-
da morning in connection with ,the,
dedlention of to handsome oak alter
memory of the late Adolirio
Harolds, wile o'f. J, M, Best, pre-
sented to the ehux'Cln ,by ineinbers,of
her family, A most:appropriate
sermon was .Proienedvby the rector,
Rev: T, li. Brown.
i-lut'cnr Lodge; No, 52, 1., 0. 0,F,
Goderich, celebrated the 103rd`arni-
vc racy of the founilatiorn of the
oder by attending' divine service at
Knox Presbyterian church, op Sun
day morning, Over "130 members,
the, largest turnout in the lodge's
history, listened to an excellent ser-
mon on "David and Jonathan,.' de-
livered by the pastor, ,Rev, Mr. Me-
Derniid Special music, suitable, for
the, occasion, was rendered by"the
choir•, including a duet and asolo.
On the return to the lodge room"s,
Senator Proudfoot moved a hearty
votei>f thanks to the minister and
church officials 'for the: sea:vice,
I. Hetherington, district , deputy -
grand master ,of South Huron. paid
his official visit to Britannia Masonic
Lodge; Seaforth, on Monday even-
ing.There was a largo at,endranee,.
visitors being present from Mit-
chell, Moncton, Clinton, Hensall,
Goderich and Brussels. The even-.
ing closed. with ,> banquet.
The Provincial Board of Health.
has served' notice on the Goderich -_
town council' that: the water' system 4,
must be at once improved.. The no-
tice was served by Sheriff Reyno.ds
last week. The council was ordered
to instal a fiateration. plant but on
su!bmiiting a ,By-law to the citizens
to provide for the cost it was voted
down; The council is now sinking
a test• well, as some of the council-
lors believe that is the way out of
the difficulty.
A pretty -Spring 'wedding was wit-
nessed at the Home of Mrd ',Tacob
Rader:, Dashwood, on April 20th, at
four 'o'clock,' when ;her.' youngest
daughter,' Adeline" E., and Louis L.,
youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L: I{raft of Stephen township, were
Hinted in marriage,"
Much regret is expressed at the
early; death of Mrs. A E. Bond of
Goderich township, which occurred at
the AAlexandi`r Hospital, Goderich,
on }i'xiday week, _The deceased 'lady,.
was formerly Miss Lucy McCracken,
daughter of-; Mr. and Mrs. James
McCracken of .Goderich. _. 'Sher -is`
survived by her husband and; a fain -
of ,four children, the ,youngest, be-
ing an infant of days, also . her par-
ents and one ,:brother' and one sister.
The funeral :'waS held -from her- late.
home in Goderich township. to Col
borne cemetery on Sunday week. ,The
funeral services were conducted by'
the Rev. Mr.'Quinni and the pallbear-
ors were Moivat. McDougall, Feed
Hudie Ernest Little, William Mc-
Prou
Donaseld. and Charles : and Wilbert
Alieffort will be. made to reclaim
the "drowned'. lands" in ,Bosanquet
township near thedford, by` unning•
a,canal through, about. five miles It
will ,:cost in the:neighoorhbod of
$70,000. The townships , of West
West Williams, McGillivray, and Ste-
phen and the village, of Thedford are
interested. It is eitpected the work
will be commenced this -summer and
several thousands. of acres of land
will be anade fit' for cultivation.
Mr. Roy Golding of Woodham has
Hiker' a portion as organist, -in one
of the St, Marys churches.,
M'r, F. 0. Preston, foreman at the,
.Gunn, Son-ola Co.'s works, Wing-
ham, had his hand badly injured last
week by coining iu 'contact with' a
saw. His 'middle finger had ,to be
amputated.'•
An old resident of this -;county
died in,Ednnonten recently in the.
person of Alexander Ross, who
farmed in Turnberryfor a ;time. and
later was a resident of Wingham.,
He went west -in 1913 and was
given a clerkship -in the district
court of that city, a position beheld
until within a month of: his death.
He is survived by his wife and a
family of `six children.
L,Il�ulIFiIf1
Mhltin 3 IN int` ;,' )0 I. gr0cor�y >;no ly l'rotb t,ll0 followin fiat, tlleri c'Onlpliro fhb
Pr1(1e +r'itli whit II-
. 1000 tlal'ifl°'.e.hz0 Vllr+r0 iir'i( dicer flow. ninon 'oth.w',An 1 t's$Ye II-
ott t)r olit 1'ci ti 3
p tz 1. m: tl, , u do nut liili.'e to pay no for citta 01„ keep ni' Na11 rislve
delivery ouffs; dol10011'-ia'ag0l>Ft, :1Ind telephor>es, Lot its ii,l1 :pilaf order with the .,
Highest (<;),y<tlity Orocerieg 0t
Seedless Raisins ib
Seeded Raisins, pkg
Yalencia Raisins, lb"
'kt
.!�.'
7:2 KELLOGG'S TOASTED
. With 'Jungloland Book'
4
4
Rock.: t't 0,1,,
23r ' � aionn>n Meal,' pkg
19e Shredded Wheat 2 ploys
25o Puffed Wheat, pkg
Pir'1
36e Shredded Cocao ut, ib.
2 ac Crcn of L eY, Pkg.'
14s. Post Toaisties, nkP,. •
20e
;10e
Ile
CORN FLAKES 3 pkgs 29e
Ammonia Po'wdcr: 2 for fide •Laund>'y Soap, 7 bars sbc Laundry Starch, 'lb 10e
Panshine Cleanser, 3 tins 253 Gillett's' Lye, 2 -9c soap, "hi 1 10c
'ni ( Y, tins 2 S is 4 ps, b
Dutch Cleanser, tin file , Lux, pkg 12c Washing Soda, 211 lbs 10c
4 Icing and Loaf
SUGAR
2 lbs for 18c
"'Pdk:unr Powder, tin
411. Epsom Salts, pkg
Health Salts, '2 pkgs
4 y,
ookin Figs
1.9c
10c
25e
ASSORTED
CANDIES, per pound
Peanut Butter, lb
Cheese, lb
25c Currants, lb
22e
25e ,
17c ,,.
2 pounds for 29c
4 ax Doir't yo t be udeceivedbuywofh1er Te,�n ,you
,e' old -01ur s
4 .f less .money elsewhere. When
4,.' you get it in-. your cups yon
will soon know it has not the
'11,-• pure 'delicious flavor of our•
Rheumatism?
ray
Or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago?
The remedy is simple, inexpelx-
mive1 easily taken and,harmleus,
Templeton's
Rheumatic Capsules
Your druggist will supply you.
Write for free trial to Temple -
tames, 58 Colborne St., Toronto.
Sold bp J. E. Howey, .Clinton, Ont.
TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO
Daily Except Sunday.
Lve Gederlch'., 8,00 a•t,nr, 2.20p ,in.
Lve Clinton , . 6,20-. ti.nn, 2.52 pan.
Lve Seaforth .. 0.4:1 a.m.
Lve Mitchell . 7,04 a,in, 3.42 p,'m.
A:cr Stratford „ 7,80- a,m. 4.10 pan.
Arr I(itchenor: , 8,20 a,rii, 5.20- pan,
Arr Guelph :, 8.42 arn, 5,50 pan,
Arr Toronto .. 10,10 i1.ln, 7.40 Joni,..
RETURNING _
Leave. Toronto 0,50 a.un.;. 12.55 poo
and 0.10 pan, •
Parlor Cafe car Goderich to To-
ronto on )sorbing train and Toronto
to Goderich 8.1.0 pan. train.
Parlor'Buffet car, Stratford, toTo-
r'ente on afternoon train,
0.8, Horning, D,3,A., G,f,R, System
7ol'rn' Ransford S, Sou, Phone . 57,
Uptown Agents.
1e'
aw
4
Special
Blend.
TEA
pound
N
5 • String Brooms' 39c.
40 -ft clothes lines 29a
ashU ar
Globe Washboard's • 57c o d
Butter Co:or:;bottle 25c
Butter Paper, lb 05c
'Horseshoe Salmon 30e
DominionMchc , 3 at`i �s boxes 34c.
. h
Lily White Syritp, 3 -lb tin 470
Coffee, lb 39c.
Cocoa, 2 kris 25c'
Black Pepper, lb 25e le
hard, 3 lbs , Ile .rId
.^
Lard, 10 lb pail. 81.73 '
Lard, ail : $3,3
a a 20 .,1h'n
ID
`Easifrst Shortening, n;,3lb pailI3e
0,
T3I31 CLEANEST, MOST MODERN, AND MOST UP-TO-DATE GROCRRY:STORE
.IN 'CLINTON. Full Satisfaction or money ;refunded.
t c+9titth1'P IS *Pit'Ve s e ,ts e "?I'
leo
This is_ your lucky, day. it
your grocer can, still supply,
you one,of those' glad Jungle -
land Moving Pictures inside
the Waxtite wrapper on the
package of K E L.L 0 G G!S
ICdrn-Flakes! An enormous
supply all over, Ontario has
been pracfically exhausted!
IJungleland Moving Pictures
would sell for 50c. in stores!
They are a very wonderful
c,nna gists -
Go to your grocer QUICK
and get $ELLOGG'S
"WAXTITE" Corn, l lakes]
He knows they, -are not the
leathery, hard to chew kind;
he knows that little folks and
big folks delight in - the won-
derful KELLOGG flavor --
and he knows- KELL(GG'S,
reach you oven -fresh, liecause
they are wrapped "WAX-
TITE."
Get KELLOGG'S "WAX'
TITE" and get h al) - p y 1
KELLOGG'S "WAXTITE"
Corn Flakes put sunshine
into breakfast; make it the
gladdest time of the day!
All the 'family will say their
thanks for -"disco ring"
KELLOGG'S "WAX TE"
and the Jungleland, Moving
Pictures! , There neverwas
such fun and feast!
Get your Jungleland.Movies
CUICK — -your last chance!
allyourgrocer on the phone
--or send over • But hurry!
We want you to have jungle -
land for your own kiddies n
for some child you love!'
CORN FIAKES
,eibo eskers o! KIILLOGG'S KRUMU 1(S cad KELLOGG'S SPAN cooked and k ambled ti
STUDY TOUR FOR BOYS
About the best' thing a father can.
d0 for lois boys is to encourage them
to travel and see something of the
world, before they become too keen
ly engrossed in commercial life.
Travel is :a great educator—it en-
riches the mind and: fits 'the youth
to better fill his. place in life, A
normal boy .;18' observant --he as5nrti-
fates and retains knowledge. <T.rgvei
gives ,liim his opportunity—it, fits
him for every phase in life,
boor of Europe is •at Mogen)
being organized under the personal
stnperviiion of Mr. T. II. Mtitthe vs,
M,A., (Oxen) Assistant Professor 010
Mathematics, McGill University, and
lite instructor-Liautenalit, 'Royal
Navy in addition local guides vVi1t
be steured th conduct excursion and
give leeture0 on the antrstit, historic,
literary and economic significance o1'
the sights seen and the places visited
A •most carefully planned and In-
teresting itinerary has been arrang-
ed including visits to Montreal, Liv-
erpool, . Chester, Stratford -on -Avon,
Oxford, London, Paris, Versailles,
Fentaineb'leau, Rheims, Lyons, tMar-
seilles,'Cannes, Nice, lltonaeo, Hien-
tone, Genoa, Pisa, Rome, Napier',
Sorrento, Capri, Pompeii, Vesuvius;
Florence, Venice, Trent, Innsbruck,
41unteh, the Passion Play at, Ober
arinmerguit, Nurearibarg, dtayence, the
Rhine, \Cologne, Briisseis, ' Louvain
and Ostend, returning through Lon-
don and Liverpool;
Phis extseptioual .thin~ starts front
VToniregil nn, ;Satiu'd•a71 bus 14th,
carting et,Quebec by the ; splendid
White Star tine steamship "Cano-
pies (12,300 tons). A period of ap
proximately two months will be ort.,
copied by the tour as by the itrnerr
soy the 'return trip is made irom
Liverpool by the line ate Unship'.
"Regina" (18,500' {:ons)• arriving' ac
Montreal on August 20th.
The arrangements for' his tour
are most complete and the'oliargr
whichis a minimum one covers ev
erything in the way of trasporta-
tion, hotel accomodatiort with threo
meals a day, transfers, sight-seeing
fees, in brief all necessary travel-
irag expi.nses>
fo, the entire tont'.
Apply to any ageirt pf the Cana -
'than National `Railways for further'
particulars, , 47.4
Blyth is up againat 0 3)0008)1001 cis
to their Public; school, the present
building being much. too small to
ateoinrnodat4 all the children of
school age. and those wishing to at-
` n
toad a crorrtn ru ttah
probniile a imtv'sehool will be erect-.
ed.