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Toilet Articles of
including well known firms. Both Imported and
Domestic Toilet articles, whose fil'm's reputa-
tion are behind their merchandise, Hougiaant
Bourjois, Richard Hudnut, Pivers, Gay Pare,
Armand, Boncilla, Garden Court, aitd many,
others. Let us show you these quality goods.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
PHONE 90 GODERICH
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CONCERT BY
STRATFORD- 11fALE CHORUS
In North Street United Church, GODEAICA
FRIDAY, MAY 14th, 1926
AT 8:15 P. M.
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EBEN E
Arbor Day was observed ea leri-
,iey last at the local schools.
Roy Rutledge is asaistiag Jean
Reid with his seeding.
Some from hero took in Mother',
Day service et Auburn United citvttrb
I on Sunday hist.
Seeding is swing at present
and if weather continues firm will _
see moat of the seed in the ground
at the end of the wuk.
Some from here took in the play
at Auburn on Friday night last and
report a good play and very amus-
ing. • Next thing we know some of
our amateurs will be applying at
Hollywood for a place on the films.
BELFAST
Mr. Ed. Buehler, of Goderich, vim
,„ along the 10th con. Sundai'.
Mr. Bert Agnew, of (Goderich, cal-
led on Mr. John Mullin Sunday.
The farmers have been busy on
the 'land and some have grain sovkn
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Irwin spent Sun-
day in Fordyce with Mr. V. Jamieson,
Miss Tillie Hackett is spending a
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ir-
win, Luckknow.
Mr, and Mrs. Adapt Johnstone and
faniiry called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Sherwood Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will' Love, of Marn-
oek, spent a day recently with rela-
tives on the 6th con.
Mr. John Townsend, of Porter's
Hill, spent Saturday night and Sun-
day with his cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Vint.
Mrs. John Dfualfns has returned
home after spending two weeks with
her brother, Robert Nelsen, of Cour-
ey's Corners,•who has beon seriously
i11 with plureo pneumonia, following
the' flu. He is recovering. Miss)
Jean Watts; nurse, of victoria Hos-
and will render solos and choruses in the following . , pital, London, .is attending him:
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• Under the auspices ,of the Korth St. UNITED CHURCH CHOIR ' °
REV. C. F. CLARKE, Chairmen
P. WILSON, Conductor, •MISS PEQUEONAT, Accompanist.:
'knit. Chorus will be assisted by Mr. Henry A. Clark, Violinist, g
PROGRAMME
(Subject to slight change)
' 1,. Chorus --"Comrades.' Song of Hope".......:. . • , , ......Adam,
w 2. Violin Solo -Adagio from Suite 3. • ...,.,..,Franz Ries „
. Mr. Clark
A ' 3 ''l Part Song—"Annie Laurie" arra Glebe! U
es 4. Selo --"Davy Jones' Locker" Petrie
Q : Mr. Vk for Manned '
5. Chorus—„ 'Tia Morn"::::::.. . , ......:-...-.•• •,..-,-.<Glebt~1__.
ti. Violin. Solo—(a) Melody by has. G. Dawes
• (b) Ave Maria
Mr. Clark • -
7. .Solo with ti`oeal Accompaniment --"Mollie
8. Solo—e" I -'Love a Little Cottage"
Mr, Swanson
2. Prat Song --Soldiers' (m"onus from "Faust"
10:, 'Bert Song ---"In .Vocal .Combat" .
11. S4leeted.-'
12. kart Song 'John Peel". t. , . , , , .
.j .I$. Solo.—Selected. 11 • 1 e
Ii •�� Russell
.......:..Schubert
Darling" . • .. Eleteher II
Genf.. O'Hara Q
. , . Gounod ..
Buck
«,,.Andrews
1.4. Anthem -"Lead, Kindly Light" Buck
161: Violin. Soto-'-Ronaan in E Flat,—
Mr. Clark
16. Chorus—'•Rog pet Wild Bells" ..:
1 GOD- StafTHE;1 JNG
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Agreed "P,eorde don'tget
"No; We haVe a radio, leo, nights,
Rubenstein
Pletcher
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G.C.I. CADETS INSPECTED .
Last Friday afternoon the annual
inspection of , the .Collegiate Cadets
took place at Victoria Park, with it.
Col: Gillespie, D.C.O., of District No.
l� the inspeeting officer. The com-
Pany's. officers ,were: Douglas Nairn.
commander; A. Macfie and E. Elliott.
platoon commander's,' and. A..Sturdy,
B. Webster, M. Baker and C. Walker
station commanders. R. Hethering-
ton. had charge of the signallers and
Jack MeDermid the first aid team
About severity boys were on parade
and .went, through their , nranoeuvers
in tins .style. The drill consisted of
company and squad drill, Strathcona
physical exercises and two new feat-
ures were signalling and first-aid.
An interesting' fehtdre was an attach
on an imaginary enemy on the conn
elusion 'of wbich the Cadets gave a
yef.6ignificanit of .victory.
''On the conclusion . of the drill sev-
eral addresses were given. Princi.
pal Hume .of the Collegiate called on
Lt. Col. Gillespie,* who stated that
this inspection was the; best in years
and that the Cadets were maintain*
ing the -high standards of last year
"I have no criticisms to make, noth-
ing .but praise, for the work was done
in a very creditable way," - said Lt:
Col. Gillespie. ; "With '-the, :exception
'of b few minor errors" which were
oak/ aotitMliM IW ei/ oeldbrs. root• i
alts could be improved upon." The
speaker compared the Collegiate'
owlet* very favorably with thou toe,
Sera*, bat palatial eat the lack of a
band which. he acid. would aid the
boys greatly in the various man -1
oswnrs. The *Beer made mention'.
of the Cadet camp which he was not!
as yet sure would be held this year
Reference was alta nada to peoples
potting forth - the argutrsent that;
Cadet training taught militarism,i
which, he said, was nut true, but that
this training was for the better.i;'h:t
of the health of the boys. L:. Col
Gillespie also congratulated Mn Rob-
ertson and the "bright young Dote
eers," as he put in, ou their efforts
put forth in making' this inspection'
a success. On conclusion of his ad-
dress three rousing cheers for the
Lt. Col. were given by the boys. .
Mayor MacEwen, next called upon
offered his rongrstulations to . the
boys and stated that the citizens of
the town were proud of the splendid
showing made. Lt. -Col. Dunlop alio •
spoke in .high terms of eongrlatula
tion•and•said that to easke. the guar1
showing the had as ,k company, the
boys individually mulf!I have been
'doing their best. • R
Rev. C. F. Clarke alr;o congratu-
lated the Cade., and also the town
on its splendid educational institu-
tion, the Collegiate, where such great
advantages are given - the pupils to,
receive a' proper education to fit:
themselves for their life work. HA
also' spoke of Cedot'training' as a
medium of cultivating self control
and promptness.
Mr. • Runic eoneluded by highly
praising the boys and stated that in
his estimation the Cadres had made
a better showing' than last year. He
also thanked the citizens for their in-
terest in the Cadets shown by corn-
ing to the inspection. The Cadets
then marched back to the school,
where was served ice cream. .
YES, THERE WILL BE A PARADE'
When Lee Bros. Wild Animal Show;
visits Goderich on Friday, May 21st.
.There will rositively be a street par-
ade at 11:00 o'clock in the morning.
It •is a parade .that is different and
will not be in any wise similar to
parades of the. past. With the ad-
vantage of Many years spent in the
,Or .10•,•,Pfeitt ?r..ij.rt..d..'
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'ublic Lecture'
•
A Free Public Lecture of especial value 'to everyone interested in
Automobiles w'iIl be given in the Huron Motor Sales Garage, South St.,
Goderich, on._
Monday Evening, May 17th, 'at 8 o'clock
The lecture will be given by a member - of the General ' Motors,
4fechnical Division, and will deal with the mechanical 'features and° general
qualities of the improve(• Chevrolet Car. -
C,
,away parts will be on display to demonstrate the str eng h .7cl
smooth vorking qualities of. this popular snake of car.
As an Added Attraction
A prize consisting of a Spare Tire and Tube will be presented to
the holder of the lucky ticket. -
Huron Mato Sales
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South Street, Goderich '
1 11111 I I II I I
Model Theatre
WEEK OF MAY 17 to MAY 22
Monday and Tuesday
TOM MOORE. •ZASC PITTS,
LILYAN TASHMAN: and
ANN PENNTNGTON
with.* wonderful beauty' chorus in
Monte Bell's great picture of show life
• "Pretty tt Ladies"
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WALTER ITIERS, in ,
eat+ but -Willing'
Wednesday and Thursday -
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the jazz
of ancient
Egypt torzi
thejazzo :=
nieilca • e
todal
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rN 'THETEN
LOIANANDMENTS'.
greatest --
Qaramount ?icture'-
.Aw,•..ar AOut„i 2 .,u. u, rt! OUAt.r
This is a return showing of Cecil B.
De alille's biggest hit. Only once in
a decade is such a picture produced
so the management is proud to offer
this attraction again to those who
:have 'seen itas well atw those who
haven't.
u u1 I. Irl, •mac
We have Just Received Our First Shipment of
mported Cut -Work Linen
This work is hand done on a splendid quality of
Irish Linen.
If you appreciate good Linen in your home, we
would like to s&tv you this new line.
SPECIAL NOTICE
STARTING VVEDNESDAY, MAY Sth
This. Store will -Close -every Wednesday at. -12a o=_ -
excepting weeks in which there is a PubliRtt:
Holiday.
F. E. HIBBERT
THE CASH STORE PHONE $11
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES.
AMMMMWARMAMMANIMWOMMIAMMMAR
tented show business, Lee Tiros.•have
constantly been gathering material
to be used in this year's street pag-
eant. Agents have ransacked remote
ravage lands, 'artists and designers
from studios the world over, mech-
anics and property builders have been
working constantly for year exc
cuting the new ideas presented." • -
Everything ,is new and more gor-
geous by far than -anything of its
kind displayed !tithe past and the ef-
fect is dazzling. As this parade ex.
eels, . so - sloes . its performance,' and
more trained animtils ore tthuwn tuuu
has heretofore been seen -under nee,
tent. Animals are made to do seem.
ingly impossible tricks and do things
that are really, astonishing when tak-
en -into consid'e'ration that most of
them are from•rthe wild. forests: and
there is also a big selection of dom.
mastic. animals.. Dogs, 'ponies, goats.
horses and others in some clever per,
formances,
There is no question as to the dif-
ference in the quality and. uniqueness.
of this. show, Many heretofore un-
heard of animals are exhibited and
one of the most sterendous-and edu•
.eational spectacles ever seen will. be
a feature. It is called "America, the
Land of Peace." It is gorgeousand
original and one that will treat( I
Much enthusiasm and at the same
time prove educational.
. Tworfor aneere are:given—rains
Pe m r
'or shines -end there is little doubt•as
to the attendance of this wonderful
animal entertainment:
"The Ten Commanlments"
AN OLD-TIME AD; • , (Reproduced -Irani The Goderich 'Stat
of Janie -16th, 1888,,38 yearsngo)
June Market Bulletin
' of .
• . BR.O.PHY
the. - -
LEADING FURNITURE DEALER i
West St. -
Barley keeps about the same, r:
' There is a change in the price of
wheat;
The price of Furniture • is low:,
At Brophy's on West Street:
Butter is still. upon the rise,
Eggs ,are scarce and, small ; .
Bet Brophy on his furn urs' -
Still makes. the • prices fall.
•Aiicf so the market fluctuates:
Prices eometinice up then down ;
But Brophy keeps the :-acne all
thtoug`ti.L•..
The ebeapest'man in -towel.
No matter • how the markets.go
Brophy keens his prices: down. •
And can sell you. everything yen..
ed, .
ehcapnefn the furniture line.
Well -Assorted' Steel, of
PICTURE MOULDINGS
Rlade.Cp •
on the Shortest Notice. and nt Ion
Prices. With .Mouldfntrs from -Half.
Inch to' Six Inches in Width. .
PATHE COMEDY
"Royal - Four Flush"
Matinee Thurs. at 4.15 at regular
prices.
Friday and Saturday
EVELYN BRENT
in a story of the deep water sailors,
rum runners, cutthroats and the law.
You will experienze the tang of the
eta by seeing
"Forbidden Ciargo"
FRO COMEDY
"The Square Sex"
leerily REVIEW"
Matinees—Thurs. at 4:15 p.m.
Sat. at 3.00 tern. -'
Extra : 'tetra : Nest Week --Harold
IJoId in 'The Freehntan"
LION .. and TIGER
WITH
LEE BROS 4 RING WiLD ANIMAL,,SHOWS
SCHOOL REPORTS BRIEF TOWN TOFics
S. S. No, 7, Colborne
The following is the report of S. S.
No. - 1, Colliorne, .for April; "4.•-#
*Carman Stevens. Jr. IV.—V. Lee,
70; 4D. Hutchins, Sr. Ili,—Melford
Durst, 71; R, .Fisher, 75. -. Jr. 111,
N. Durst, 66; R,.Lcc, 56: J: Ilute:hinst
4). Sr. IL—W. Bolton 71;
E. Thirst
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631.B.. Hutchins, 49.,. :fir, Le -E. Fish-)
er, D. Fisher, .V. Flute/tine. Jr. .L--•
Harold Stevens, Re Young, N. Lee:!
Jr; Pel—Ruth Durst. Missed ex- l
aminatioris. - - Perfect attendance, N.
Durst, J. Hutchins, R. Hutchins, 1;.
Durst, De Fisher, V. Hutchins, H, 9
Stevens, It, Young. Number ,on roll
18,- Average attendance 15. -
IRENE, JEFFERSON, Teacher
The Only One i
"Well; I at feast have one friend'
who has never looked me up in Brad.'
street."
"Who is that?"
"My dog." :
• The regular monthly meeting of
Ahmeck t'l'N4rtgtter, I.C),I),I,,, will be'
held in the Publle 'Library on Mon- •
day, May 17th, at 4 o'clock,
TOWN y
TO'l'� N of GODERICIl
• WARNING-.
Riding bicycles on • the .
Sidewalks is strictly
• pirohibited by' By -Law
Offenders :rill be pro.
S.eclited.
1)atad,thie 5th Day of Mae, 1926
Il: C. POS'1'LE I'fl RITE,
Chief of Poilee
.Piles Go Quick .
•ilithaulRalves or ('ttttink.-
Thuusantls oho •havepiles have -pert`
lei:l ne d filet etuich and. permanent re
icer ctau enlv h1•<ace ampiislttd,wit'.i i
int rein. -anedicine. Neitho•r tutting;
our uty. amount'.ot treatment with
eint Heine, 8101 8ut1 a iLD;i G v.ilI 1•o/
'no\e the c to r. -
lei
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aPPty
ootwear
. Our New Spring Footwear
Is Attractive in
und she ulatinn valises pi lee ' �+c
'tile ,• ' 1 • (seaplete stagnation .,,' ` - aT YLE.,
Tile• d ;n t;u' lower is evel and.* vdirpk- i
• t'ir!' of th,+ par'". 1)r.... ti. 1.e"n.1
herds was fit'st to find the remedy
and fulled . hie: nrescripuitet }Mid
ROIL .Dr )r 1e,tuih iuit :tried . it in
Me, eases with the In,irv'elnes.rccorel.i ?Gest are
of. s.ucte.sr: lir tell pier cent. and -then; invited to shop'at
d,- n1ed it should he soh! by thus-'
gistse•vei'yyh!'1'e under. a 'rigid° r •••y��e
money -back - 'ttrante e. •- _ HERN'S
.Don't wage :try saw., ,.il, 0.`c t • j,
.QUALITY
and PRICE
• - : I WON'T' 131: CiNiwn ;()l,li outcidt �ipldie t ii `C'µt q ill• 1
Ily= any Dealer on Ton of the E;,rtli - tud•ty. lt111,1 :riven - -- 1•t' tine^ '1"jr
ra... , •. tt--f c z ��. . t�
of fii::ll-R()Il) from 11. 1'.. Ilunl,n - • ,[ : V - .
relief to thous.nrl� see Witl. da th:• a square
Phone 43W
Io•atra
4 I,1,.' +,cft,tt a' t r its t ',y iattn ,
h":ante etre ,L'ein.
cv •t1 t 1;t d % slay to all mato, r, ;441
anethil r: that ern, be dor• to rettiove
t.bstaclts anti supply 1r ' uesesttlalst.
should lie dont. Out •+r the great
sh. tach:. to :-tat ic' sful 'ioni1 a- hrla-
bandry Is tilt fpr trioti it Int. stinal
parasltt-s. 'rile so <reat'.r•a !loutish
Afton the idrd'. winter or summer.
taking; their toll tins. en aril incept e -
11v • erf 'acuities' conditions Tiny aro
worse than po a:a beefless-. which 'are
hottest enaui.i, to do Ilu-tr tri eltiet
In blain view, and not.h .Ni!4 eight
haunt: a slay for but six :sects or tli
year, The intestinal-par.^riga si hafts: -
Ina p-,ultr5 haven Innen ode of their
owa. "24 bonen per de; and 1G",
days per year. vet ' all you ran, why
worry a11oltr tits poultry-kespe-r'ts pro-
fits." At the O.,A.('. the tr)t:ettnti
parasite's fnfesttnt ,tht' po iltry llo l:s
Yve"et banish, d • for good and tat' %rt.
eighteen months ago. . How was it
done?
The Metho6. -- A nation of a n,tx-
fure of wheat staid slats, to which 19
added a sewn tr-;ibpoonful of cone, n••
tented lyv, In , oo7sed slowly for trio
hours and allows d to cool. l'hv I,itds
are pliven their ordinary feed orf,
morning and tie s nothings elite WW1
rtlie, next lucrnt:is. when they .are
givEn as meth of the I .' titlxtlle, RA
they will vitt, with ,ycrt:ty t:t Wats!.
'I'hti' is done two or taste. tfna.'s dur-
.Ing the swoon at Internals of one
month.
The large, round wore,* hire 56111'
poultry-i,1ac be ss short as ono WO,.
.
and thte talcum worm nnly , Des*,
,
Iteriths of at inch. and one .of tape*
worms isnly one.-f1ftfe-ttr of an mete
long. Very sissy to reverlonk...-L
Stevenson, U A.('., Guelph.
Lest thou is heCes towel,
1
? DO YOU -KNOWS.THAT
50,000 people, litany des-
titute and-h()ln(lt!1•-•, are
sheltered - by the Sal ';i -
tion' Army nightly.
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1
5,000 more policemen
would be needed in Lon-
don, Englaritit� if t 11 e
Salvation Ariiy disap-
peered from ithe' Beene
of taction. (Chief of
Policestatement.)
• i (i different kinds' of
work in m counties and
colonies is carried on by`
the /Salvation. Ainr.
ti as Help Along tie Walk Il
'tens of thousand: o
the world's horst 'har
aeters heave been Made
good' citizens through
.the efforts of the Salva-
tion Araby, • .
1,0(ll) S.lvtitit)nits look-
ed :tfte1' the needs of
the soldier boys. in the
war zone dueler";. the.
Great War. .4,
veteran.
'I'h(' Salvatlt).,
ha$ played all Il.'pol't-
aant part in t?,e tri, es of
Di-. Campbell Moa g• 1,
Dr. T'Iillpot, D,r, \"t' i 1 -
son,' Dr. Jowett. Culls;'
Smith, I')1. Botlllington,
and Dr. 1 Earnado, a;ul
other eminent preach-
ers. • -
ln Goderieli •al �ttciaal
Work is carried on, d(►z-
'('DS of (?.tISCes of mow ('les
seriptiOf$ come under
the cure of the Salvation
A nay.
.
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