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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-02-25, Page 8• _i T .,retsrar - MN Mir k Coaatst Nothing to Look:ati our New. *ring Wail Paper Colne in and how low a4'Idlr_prices * PORTER'S. BOOK STORE "'dliatbs Square for Petty Years" BELFAST %Om' lirf'n Iioagins spent the creek -shod: as'tl►e guest of Mis:a Mary •• life mond Mrs. (leo. Lane spent Sun ain(t city eve.1t the • borne of Air:• •(Cil tlaeatt Vint. Bir.. ane' Mrs. Thos. Fergtiao 1 spent at ample - of days recently in' ?odo-I aleA YW'altlrig relatives, ' ;1k"m.. Baldwin spent the week - teal be Stratford ., visiting with his', Ihre faerw$n-law, Mir. G. Vint. lir. and Mi•:s. Geo, Bunter and of 7.los•, spent ,'Srnday even-. Il' Ills. and Mrs. Jo. Hackett.. •r<liigh toad°•from herrn took in :iMartertainm.ent put on by the atu- throb of the 0. A. C. an the town: 1ri>w Algnew.:of; Goderieh, and Mr. IleCisot of :'Carlow, are at present aligiag trees in', Mr. John lktulines ffwih Sr bir..1t1. Nobler. Oa Friday night of this week the i. roil. *ALE . . tr Chestnut coal wive? $$y 4 per ton at G.04 STATION I'`iitst Week in Morel Pllsonse4It Onsta enton WM - oC URet • •`:A! C'a'r 4 in. Lamp Pocahontas Coal $13.00 per Tin Wild on Market Scales L. FLICK Phone 118 3. a! Arms, aaredr. scholars of the O. A. C. are having a image* sad Owe. This itaiebes their three atsstths' term. )(r. and Mrs. Jas. Cock and broth- er, Charlie M IMaatth. attended the funeral of the late Mrs. haw Mc- Bride, of Carlow. wb1eih was held from the home of her eon. Mrs. Sunlit Sherwood returned lanae from London, whore she spent a week with her daughter, Mrs. Les- lie Ritchie, who underwent an once. Won on Wednesday, the 10th, and who, we are pleased to boar, is im- proving very nicely. Yi•. Ju. Lane spent a day Inst week in Goderich. Mrs. Jim Hackett and Lena spent the week -end in Ripley. •Mr. and Mrs. Elmer .Alton spent Thursday in Goderkh. Mr. Roy Alton has traded drivers: "It's the color of the snow.". Kr. alert Treleavenvisited at Jos. Hackett's one day last week. - Owing to the lever' weather last_ Thursday night there was no• league in Ilackett's church. Mrs.. Sem Morrison visited with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Alt- on. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Drennan visited in, the burg one day Iasi week, A few from here attended the Val- entine social held at Blako'a last Fri- day night. Mr. and Mrs. David Ferrier and daughter, .Luella. visited friends in the burn one day iset week. Miss. Lizzie Alton, . of Lucknow. spent Saturday at Eimer Alton's, of this vicinity. ' Mr, Wilson Irwin home of his hay pressed last week I y. air. Thee. Irwin's press. • Mrs. Semite' Sherwood returned home from London, where she had spent the past week with 'her . daugh- ter, Mrs. Les. Ritchie, who under- went en operation. BENktimEit Mr. Will Long is indisposed. One day last week he had to be helped to the house. Miss - Gertrude ,Gledhill Miss G rude �G edh ll lett on Tuesday. of this week for Calgary, where . she . has taken a position, We are sorry to report two cases of blood poisoning, Mrs. Fletcher Fisher and Carmen Stevens. .The choir made a 'splendid show- ing at the morning servicelast Sum - day and helped very nliitterially . in the service. 'thew was, a good con- gregation, the church being Oiled, On Monday of this week a num., ber of the young people gathered at the home of Mr. and Mre. Gledhill as a fareweli to Miss Gertrude Gled+ hill. • A very pleasant, evening, was spent in games, music and :singing. - DUNGANNON Mr. 'Harold Sproul lass been the. guest of his friend, Mr. Pretty, of Kitchener, during the past weeek. Mrs: Wm. Brio* and two children are goats with the former'a sister, Mrs. Albert Campbell, of 'Westfield, Mr. John Little, the Aahffeld asses• spr, made his annuat rounds hi Dun- gannon and vicinity on Monday, of this week. • Mee Clare ' .Sproul, of Stretford. was a guest at the home of her par- ents, Cllr. and Mrs. David Sproul, on Sunday. - Mrs. Wm. McClure has been fpr- tunate in securing a carload of choice " �Ctieetniii 'coat, whkh will .11e unloaded -. at.MeGaw: uext-iteek.• . Miss Celia Pentland left on Thera-' •, ••-...=-: day for •Toronto, where she will at- tend the :spring Millinery- displayit, "s1W CrODEltiCH l';'i' aft fat raultswor. MIL aim .r.wrrra •m, ..r - s•wwMInn.11M1411y.ee.ri.il.111Mr1ii..Al4,PwAbY GRAY'S Bi • Alteration Sale The last two days- will be owl. bitter than before. Here are a. few of the splendid values we are offering on FRIDAY and SATURDAY FEB!?,'UA1p'Y 26th anti FE$RUARY 27th Anderson's Scotch Gingham 32c . Large size Fllinnelette• Blankets, white or '.a,; Pure Linen Towelling 14c 'Crepe-de•chine ; :.... ...... ;a1.19 . Cotton. Crepes - • 20c 'Ladies' Woo1 Hose, Regular $1.30.'.....21.20 Factory Cotton, Specials .10c, 19c, 224 Steeiclad Galatea, Regular 35c for•. ...29c Santoy (a splendid cloth for'spring wear), ;1.40 gliosis ff ISR V GOODS her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Ed- wards, left recently toattend the mil- ligery openings in :the city, prior to liar return to New Liskeard, where aha conducts a fnillinery shop.. Mrs. M, B. Nicholson, of Drayton was a week -end goont with her moth- er, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, ,and other relatives. Mrs. Nicholson will, •in the near future, Join her husband, who has been in the West for some ..... •F.•.A-. 11 .'. r'r .,.s $2.95p Ladies' Sweaters, pure wool or silk and wool Reduced to ..... $1.95 and ;2;95 Silk Dresses, (Regular $9.00 to ;17.00) now t. $:.75 saes Alt styles of winter, Underwear, Ladies' and Chil. dren's selling at ..........2O% discouatt .4 The S A. GRAY READY.TO WEAR Ladies' Silk Hose, specials .:•..45c, $9c, $1.4$ Black Duchess Satin (36 Inches wide) $1.49 yd. 'Black Chanteuse Satin, Regulart3.25 for 52.10 White Flannelette ,,.,...19c Heavy English Flannelette (36 inch) ...•..29c Co1oted Dress Linens for... o 40c Broadcloth Blouses (Regular $2.95) for. .52.20 HeavyCotton Vests.... . . .• .•. ! e w a, . 424 Heavy Bath Towels (Regular 9$c) for...,.05c Phone `.. HOUSE FURNIS*NGS viiiiimo.l itiononimammaime A week aagoothe trustees called, s• Raymond :Finnigan has bought a the death of.Miss Eliza Wood, °stn. meeting of the ratepayers of the sec- scarifier and huller to clean and hull • etly of the neighborhood, but for the tion and it was decided to re -seat the sweet clover for the farmers around past -two years residing -au'ttth her. school, the seats being in poor on- Crewe, and anyone else who nceda nephew, Mr. Mr. Ferguson, Of the Oth dltion, wort dont , .in that line.' . con. of Fest Wawanoah. On Wednesday evening o* this f ._ in the Baptist church. Mr,. Herbert Mr. Maitland, ,Henry has installed romen's' Fancy 'Work. week there will be an. entertainment . / WESTFIELD , W. Percy will be the speaker. Mrs. a radio.. • Exchange Rice and Mr. Harvey McGee will ale° Mrs. T. Snell, of Blyth, spent the assist. latter part of the week with her 80 members wanted h join the months in the vicinity of -.Brandon. • Air. -Lloyd Fergtieon has cleared . a mother, Mre. J. Cook. Galeria Women's , Exchange. Mr, E. 0. Duff will dispose of some part of the river clear of • snow and Mr. Stanley Sibthorpe returned to One Dolle aloe horse buggy. t hr eff s, as gel-. ec �r household . therein, and `t11ef.. � • oung people, even ber shopafter two Weeks" vacation , articies;•wbieh_ we seU' on court cutter, cow, ete..at a sale' et: be held some` of that older ones.. enjoy', the iuiiaatua% ` p'ox net le alixre. sppiy:' on .the . premises: on Friday afternoon . v ' ., ]visit. , Wm: llfet ovrell ` seternea to evening skating home on •Sunday after spending•: a who will conduct the sale of a. farm. Last Saturday morning John 1V31- rbeelc with her aunt, D1xa. Wm. Stack - at tack at .Rivett's hotel: upon the same day,, son received a meeaagae from Detroit house, of Blyth; las; to be the auctioneer:. : that .his eldest; daughter, Mrs.. •Barr. tier: M. • Hooper, of +Granton,and died i --thea . it . the: evening. Deceased was born in the at the home , r. l�". F. C mri las r entitles you to eon •' built a Away and placed a stove Blyth on Monday .to work in the bar- tribute Fancy Work or.ithuircd 1 of 'this -week. Mr. Thos,/ Gundry, - There was ► falx attendance at the hart n • t c Y e preceding lir. J Elsley, of Londeaboro visitedh h of M a euchre party en Fr1daY evening Chit, township of leadiett. forty-seven years on 'Wednesday of last week, despite the stormy weather that pre- ago, The last few years she had rs, Thos. Elliott and vaned, thirteen tables srs were Miss been .i». Detroit. She is survived by daughter, ofd Mthe West, visited their oceu- pied. The . phi winners .her ber'e'' • husband, two Sone and .Ida Rivett and Mr. Orville Ryanx three daughters.' ,niece, •Mfsa'"'LenWi IViilconade ll the consolation,' Miss. Finnigan and . Mir. ` " hpme of Dir. Win. McDowell, err.. 4 From another correspondent) Thursday: ' • Everett Finnigan The count of ballots for the "Pope We are sorry that Mrd. 1Vt. Allen Word -win received on Fndey of ulariti Contest'" at Alton's. store onhaus been ill. wo wish her a speedy . ••- Saturday .night last placed ,the can+ rocove rYt teatants as follows in order of 'merit: The many friends of : Mr. Elmer: Mrs. Chao'. Rivett, Mrs. Thos. Rivett, Robertson were sorry to hear that Mrs. "Richard Finnigan, Mrs. (Rev.) he had an operation in Goderieb hos- Hayes, Miss Edna Fowler (village), . pital last Wedneedat Miss Alberta Glen, 'Mrs. Uriah' The V‘onten'st,Inetitute hast at the • Lorne 'Iver*. The race is becoming Recipes were exchanged and a - read. R. R SALLOWS. quite hot as this, the 'last. ;week of ing given by Mrs. C. Straughan: the contest, draws to a close, All 'Rev Ii shim t - T t is l •n •►� •+t s-. • Your Faprilnely�.aii Friends. want Photogra Thompson, Miss Edna Wolfe, Dirs. home of Mrs.'" Lawson last Tuesday, take the appointment' l'itadi►y vote$ must be in lay Saturday n1id- expected tl auldreas the Bible Society. _ . on, o To o night, when the final count will be meeting' in the Baptist church next SADDLE HORSES nude. Do your buying early and Monday. i is hoped there will be at poll your votes for your favorite, large attendant*: The death took place on Tuesday The ,Intermediate Bible Ciusgoz ....�... morning; at his late residence on the the United Sttbdsy School acid a so At the; S.t+r ana.Exeianaa Sentaoventh concession of Weal •Wawa cial evening at= the hone of Mr. and we wilt try to r bpplyrae your wants in nosh, of Mr. Jas. Fergusoon Of Mrs. A. J .Ferguaom• last Friday; alt elasaila of Homo. Ba es rind the .lasts .Jamas and Mrs. Ferguson.b They *tanned to hold a general social Harness., : ' e+.,..• ' The funeral will be held today evening Marclrr Vtth. Good Storage for Cars•bay'week, (Thursday), Making the second fan, The meetiag of the lie or Ila or mo nh. Rates: day, Om week. eral from the hone within live clays, Y i<l.tSo. uronttss 1u,tND.• Good Uou+n�t can be hired ht tile. RED HAHN SOU S1: GODSISOI that of. the late Mise Woods, who raver wad halo in the Anglican For Sale --One l?aCs>�aaet Creana was an aunt o$ deceased, having church Iaat rtday. The hearers Separator, used very little; a; been held from the same home on were taken'by ladies: • from the cif• first-class shape, good skimmer, preparatory to opening sea: millinery Saturday last. Further reference ferent churches. Mira. nice son$ a t $85,00. The Woman's hist lute will hold a weeks lesue. Y P. S. head Sale and Rrceharihe Bay Banes. There waa a good attend -I progressive euchre party in the par- United Church Yotes.•--The young anee eonsideriag the stormy day - fir hall es Friday„ evening Three people met 'taking the teachers Owning first prizes wall be ;given and re- freshments served. Playing ' to be- - gin at 8.n'elock. �t�� Mr. James Culbert and his men Assurance VOm imp..., havev been pressing hay in this die- - triet during 'the- last week; for Met - y . will be made to both of these in next beautlfui solo : and the paper tot , a . prayer was 'taken b hint IN SU � A 1' E shop here in the spring. The Mutual Life ' Auto and Howse Love lob oncourse at the parsonage en Wed nesday night. choir practice was Miss Cath t • rigged Another Shipment .f . also held on 'Wednesday night. Jun. +t�l.F�E Jenks in be •held on Friday evening at 8 p.m. - Miss Sara Cameron, of toehalsk evening with us. visited friends on the lake shore Next Sunday's services will be held' gravel on Thurbday. .. . is loading a ear of second -cut alfalfa as usual. Sunday school at 10 san. Rev. Mr. • Rolland took charge of T. M. DURN N for League met on �t'edneeday at, friendLoc�ttales h over the week. 4.15. Young. People's meeting' will end. ars. Thos. Wiggins.`3~red Culbert and Come and enjoy the of C000da. e 1� - Robert Davidson, the latter of " •h m Hk.Air CHMICl, : WATERLOO' ONT. i at Udine* this week. and church services at 11 a.m. •and 7 the services la Ashfield Pres)) fere 111 C d C kb p.m. The Young people of Dungan- ion church last Sabb th r, or on oc urn, .1f 'S'F'oetl-i Mrs. oroat e s and little son, of Dia:. « . � , . stock: is 8 guest at the homenon United church will entertain the G d Hick s and M S 1 Sanderson, Young People of the Ashffeld circuit Jimmy, f • T t as rear Sr. •bate entitled, Resolved . that the Nurse. Doherty, of Godexich, is wait. rhnreh it • Justified in . attracting -- Miss 'Mary Ross; teacher in Cedar in upon Mrs Ssnders° Mrs.having o oron o, spent at week rltOl n " been called here by the serious in- on March Gth at 8 Nu The mai* visiting Mrs. teal parents, Mr. and C.an�t:att;u, 0'.? seas of hie sunt, feature of the evening will fit! a de- Mrs. T. D. M mien in r achalsh ' blra. Sanderson SA ". young people through entertain - The accornlhrtnied bya Mrs. Lorne Miss Edwards, who has enjoyed a menti' The bungannon debaters JRoassevervlsutdat, at the home o Miss delightful holiday at. the' hone of . will t:alte the side of the 'negative, y The Allui6ia Circle will tweet et the The Onion bah of the 1J.P.W, O. 4,rs a 111tot homof Miss Laura Savage on Men- held a meeting last week at the home Ie• day afternoon at 2.30. There will be of Mrs. Dan MacDonald, Lochalsh. • I will be p ei*rea hader I tt:ut,tosni Sawing in T. -waif)' 1nisth. Joeuiliasir ated as s NewStaed Goods • JUS' IN Hemstitched Pillow Cases stamped for embroidery'at 31 gait Conus Pieces, 25c brown linea color and white. le -in. Benet sad Validly Sets; 3Sc Night Germs, ;lie in Orchid and Plesh coter Bsaestifai Bedspreads Dali�nn•. in Cncltions sad Lead Sets Eraaryeh{aj, la Embroidery Silks awl otramieti Colles. • Smith's Art aid Gill Stere East St, 'Phone ISIS MISS A. NOBLE tBRITISH Eat -MANGE SLACK Have�l[.sht t oSal:. If .not sea tnel�ore you -do. Eaipietriet a Self tor; l Sittisf *tion •:Guaranteed. *Pruni Mcttwain R. R. No 6. Dudgennoi . Phone Db anon 7 •Ii 44 WE. HAVE IT NewwuI Used .. Furniture, Stoves, etc 1 in fact everything for the hotne. pailiteavei,' $4ve You Money. This is your store. 'Use it. NARNLQ BLACKSTRNES FURNITURE EXCHANGE Os the Brwtdwsy of GoderieR Hamilton Street Shoo Stkiithe Complete line .o( ladies', geatle- men`s and children's shoes. Come in and compare aur prices. 3. A.,CUUISflOI.M f Stopping your °advertisement Vol save money is Just like stopping a clock to save tithe. Radio Set , iwners Attention! All owner* of Radio Seta in God'erich and district are invited to join the - Godericb Radio Associatlea Annual Membership Fee $Oc ...loin;meow,a,ai airy ofehe :::,. foliowine officer. REV: F. C, ELLWOTT. President C. A. REiD. Vice-Presidee:i CLYDE CARTER. Sec.+Treasurer • N b tam Being .Handed.. .Money .Gettin 'our- clothes cleaned arld >iy pressed at Vroo tans- •you geirso,, much satisf`fet1on out of them. Tiley look just like new: Welch French Dry ;laths Prompt and Wit. Swale*. J. iii. •VROOMANi Phone 1271 Watt $thsi p'URNI?URI:. WHOSE COMFORT . WELCOMES .YO1,I That is •the'kin4t which will greet; you when ynu call at •sur -store en D. visit of inspection. Solid coin - fort combined with up-to-date 'style. and finish ondi a durability beyond. compare. There's real value in, every Piece. - J. IL WHEELER Perhtitaare, •ttesetal Direea;er- Hemiltua Street t tpnce lacrosse -`- apo please a ring in their Easter Thos. thefacDoe d. vice etinpreside a, ._��. 4"1441111" _ \. „ N, ' 1eetiopn of officers. The mem- In the abse of the resident Mrs. lig AUBURN Mi 1f cri raid and .a btrt• 'Runabout ♦Tqur� ng ` ht Delivery .- ;I were read by Mrs. U. MacDonald and •1' Miss Isabel. ri o "�. Lear, of Blyth. wax the guest letin from the head office was read _ 1 • '.rr sister, Mrs. Hill, of the ail. by ,lira. illateKenzir. Mrs. Wtskv Alberta . Coal P last week. .FIRST IN logs, the sleighing being very ed by the h",":+C QUALITY ' CREWE Two cars expected' this week, a te Robb presided at the organ. After +t week several were drawing the meeting a dainty lunch waa tea'. 1 for that purpose. Walter Pfeffer, of Clinton, was village the latter part of last Bru sintWeil for last week) Sha felon visited mends Those depending on this yard The buck chassis tailing an old acqu+santances away from Cr a last•9unda}for a trial order are advised r.n1,ajn John Clerk purchased the farm If you have anything to til tplacetheirorder immediat. d Co�up�C `Truck r. Noah Ptaetser ,oat week. *mai ad a Pu * to `lark gets possession at once. - yon • in 'ihr Star. 'it will pay ely, ° as our allotment is being • Farmers' Club shipped a car- We are gland to report lair. Robert sold ra idl . sf hors to Toronto last :M decay. menary real :.Hauch iami►rere,i l p Y Ives than as eatrlowl of auris a*_ _ast week. s mw in the village this ween. We are so io report ialraa. Mattlesside . Cot Mt �d #11� with *tartar�. ., Liar.-..,... tshaeon thehe tkies F Dr.'s care et Walk irisApps tauiia Ailf.0. ,. Fart (U R beet friends i lite sort to rspettt Kra, John C� eogrrtnsert�t flax stn buy any liar Kilpatrick ender the aieetoc s new Ford Motor Company of you can gin than .rare at fists wetting. Mrs. Reinert Irelsereen. of Tongan. Low la Aida arc.,frr Yieir rf4ort.4i'aw,wle i rr. or II K.rc,, at arras , , ;wi„iiteie+r, Fed, { arMrs. John i*i4ws& pease Get In touch with us today. No Wave remembrance last week frj visit with ter will gine amok bstipinesa ' dsegittars to atatat Detaett. til J. T. 1 L.L Mr. sad s ars. anrwwy, alai � a away airiItaaigse► .ittKed their atrntgit- Crewe Is tt . �. ateewa 7.779r EfraVe....0•WsPr 4 I ti ‘1 i