The Goderich Star, 1926-05-20, Page 5TSUiNUT, MAY Nth, MN
imt mum,
n.Ecomm,Ind is ><i.lal. a .x ra *- asses W. !i►'t �4
wete in charge of the Dieresis ass- masiaaa
fIt*ry. Luncheon was served by the were a Wein*e�
Ilrsawe•Is ladies.
Town's Ptuaphig Plaint So trhumetalliengineer of cimech. profusely decorated with dal-
At tint afternoon see lielvilie
• Babcock -Wilcox and Goldie- g Ltd. fodile and fern. bald an asse;i.sa*
that completely filled the hoildiag.
BE SAVED Devotional exercises were in charge
LARGE AMOUNT ANNUALLY COULD
of Lucknow Auxiliary. The preei-
d Mee address Max ,given by Mrs.
. Petrie, based on the words. "Trudy
' the Lord hath done teat tAi s foe
and More Standpipe Storage Recommended confidence on the greater *we.0 of
our work. a call fora deepening of
A ieaeet from the Eabcock.Wikex stpaat pressure. which le insufficient our spiritual life through constant
and 9oldie-M cCullogh, Ltd.,, on the f economical operation of the prayer. Mrs. Arkell, Teeswater, eie-
town 'water supply system, was be- peps, In.order to provide for im- Mexate to provincial soriety� meeting
fest the Water and hat Commis- need *te use steam has to be kept up Rave an excellent report. As an eve
sear et the regular rq of that at all times: 'considerable feel is dente of the aright of responsibility
body ion Thursday. May 13th, and therefore consumed in keeping fires for winning the world for 'Christ
advancement was thorn all through
Galilol!ne Driven Auxiliary and Smaller Pumping Motor us " !t was a breath
of bap and
was 1itad over for further considers- banked. The plant is accordingib every department of the 24 Presby -
the commission, a representative of vi " Provincial Society. Mrs. B. 1), Arm -
the the" company ng the town to "The capacity of the standpipe is strong, Durham. late of Fong Mn+h
make_ a survey of the.situation. The 1Il per cent. of the daily eonaumption addressed the session
report points out that "The present or sufficient to provide during maxi- South China,
patmpint egeipment appears, more mum draw . off periods for $.0 hours. and orsbroin homethatthe need for mored
pan • adequate to provide the de- There is, however, the height of the workers e e field. hospHaital
mi had
tad The effic d i t nd be much experience In hospital mission
tion. This report was asked for by costly and out pf date for such ser- teriais which constitute the Ontario
nut iency andcon it on stand pipe to considered in con- work, she stressed the importance of
of the plant leave much to be (leek- nection with the maintenance of pres- the Chinese
ed." sure on the system. It will be noted kindness to be shown to
'"The electric pump is not required that 100 feet equals 43.2' lbs., to that women whow are in Caned*. Very in-
to operate at its normal capacity.' only 7.4 feet may' be used from.tip texestmg was her citation of the ver.
Thepumping rate of summer and stand k ions aspects of" Chinese sweet e.
pipe before the resulting d ious and industrial life. Anti chris-
winter, .with an average run of 19 in Fromm begins to affect the sup- tian forces have now almost stopped
bailee daily is only 67 per cent. and ply to certain parts of the town. it Christian missionary activities. Her
78 per Dent.. of normal capacity. The may be stated, therefore, that the intimate knowledge of conditions im.
pump therefoee must be throttled storage for domestic use is only 8000 pressed the audience of the great
with a.coasequent loss of efficiency gallons, which is considerably less possibilities of the people. of Chime.
of 10 per • cenfi. and 12 per cent. re- , than should be provided."'
apectively. There is a further loss "It might be . possible to move the who are iaanedlligent and Hever. full
due to 'the use of a motor of much Pumping hours in order to shut down vigorPromise if won for
larger opacity than necessary. The during the peak periods• and to run gist.
� The greetings of the Presbytery
characteristics .of the pump indicate i at night. More must be known, how. were conveyed by Rev. C. H. McDon-
a motor of 120 h.n. would be of am -1 ever. befcro queh n recommendation aid Lucknow, whose kind wishes for
is 184 h p., thus at the maximum "It would appear that the stand- •vork stave added encouragement. A
Pie capacity, whilst the motor used- can be made;' • success and b�leseing on. the W. M. S
mine mold he beiehtenetl or a second n
demand the motor is operating at invitation to hold next annual meet -
only 06.5 per cent. of rating, result- standpipe of suelcient elevated cava- ing in Kincardine was happily ac•
ing in a serious loss in efficiency and Pity to cover the town's demands sur- cepted
power factor." ing these peak reriods at correct A pleasing duet by two young la-
econontiCal or' efficient. The steam "'Cnnsulerabte economy ninv be el-
-.times end boilers are also inefficient. feeted by malting the following
"This plant ie therefore neither pressures. provided. •
The boilers owing to age and candit- c"""
ions, may .not operate, above 80 lbs, "The electric punm should be re-
• placed =by a new outfit of high efH-
S R ARECOMMENDSONS WHY
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HURON AND ERIE
DEBENTURES
Reason Nn.2
• They are . issued by au
institution that is . "Older
than the Dominion."
gateper anntim is payable
upn►i 5100
• oi''inore for I,' 2.3 4 or .i ,ears.
Let: me.' arrange for a'
debenture inv i.•.;tment in
_ your. name. .
NORMAN, LEWIS
Bondi and insurance •
Telephone 163
Csr. Hamilton and .Ilawgit. Stn.
T
ModefTheati
WEEK'OF MAY 24 to Mk f'29
Moiday and 'i,uesday
Matinee Monday at. 3,00 p.m.
PAVLINE STARK AND
CONR.AD NAGEL
lin a wonderful story of love. hate
and mountain feuds. A thrillin
picture which touched the heart of
Lease Broadway.
"Sun4,Tp"
•.MERAID COMEDY
"Live Cowards"
eiency and of a capacity more "cam
patiple with the requirements. 'We
would recommend a plant having a
"zpacity of 400500 imp. G.P.M. to
be, driven by a 75 h.p. motor.
"The installation of' this small mo-
tor would. • in addition to effecting
economy to the water department,
reduce the peak loading of the Hydro
by approximately 55 k.w. ' We figure
the ie'ultine' saving on Hydro. to the
town would arnroximate $300 per
motale or ror+vhly, • 10 per cent. of
your average bill.
"We word advisethe eeplaeine of
your steam plant' with a gasoline
driven, auxiliary. Estimating the
average pumping to equal' 10 per
.« Int. of the domestic draft, the„ hours
usage per'year would'eteual 287,6, and
the cost of operating, including inter-
est° charges, would equal approxi-
mately 7.30 cents per thousand gal -
ions pumped.
"Figrring both hydro and fuel
emits together for the :new motor
.pump and gasoline auxiliary, we
have Dost per thousand' useful gale
Ione 1.975 against' 3.74 cents with
existing plant, and utilizing 1925 au-
ditors' figures,r.-
but adding 'own,' in-.
tereatfeharges-fonew plant, suh.
st
tuting new hydro and fuel chnrged,
and deducting teal, cost per thousand
useful gallons equals. 7.14 cental only.
against 8.8 cents.
• "This saving- totals $2022.77, or
18.76 per cent. on an outlay of
roughly $10,893 for.. new. plant lin-
: stalled. It will be noted here that
the heavy repair charges have , been
left in new expense, so that the above
saving is a moderate estimate.
'there is also the saving to Hydro
_ mentipned above, in addition to the
above figures.
g "We have considered the question
of Bost of operation of both. modern
steam plants and oil engine instaila
;fns, and we would advise that the
• duty is. so' *mall. as to .preclude the
, using of a steam operated plant, with
economy, whilst with an oil engine
•nr teem are several difficulties..
The high initial cost of plant, high
upkeep charges, lean reliability in
operation, destroy any small advant-
age in lower fuel .cost. We there-
fore could not recommend such in-
stallations." •
This report is signed •by Arthur le,
Spotton, chief engineer. We hove
omitted considerable in the way of
figures, publishing above only those
parts which give the general conclu-
sions arrived at.
Wednesday Thursday and Friday
Matinee Thursday at 4.15. p.m.
You'll SMILE
GIGGLE'
Chuckle and
Roar with Laughter
at
Harold Lloyd
Freshman
A N$tePicturc
Herald Lloyd Corp
Positively the funniest he has ever
made
Evening prices-
Adults 35c•; Children 20e.
Matinee Thursday at 4.15 p.me--
Adults 25e.; Children 15c.
PATHE COMEDY
e"Dog Days"
MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
A spirit of optimism and thanks-
giving characterized the addresses
and reports delivered at the 12th an-
nual meeting of Maitland Presbyter-
ial Society of • the, W. M. S. of the
Presbyterian church held in Brussels
on Tuesday, May lith. Mrs. Stra.
than, president of Brussels auxiliary
and . Mrs.,. (Rev,)._..I o.Wler: welcomed
• ,the two hundred anti three visiting
delegates.. At the morning session•.
President 'Mrs Peri•ie was in the.
chair, Devotional exercises were
eonducted by members of Cranbrook
and Ethel auxiliaries.' Reports from
the secretaries of the various depart-
, ments were given covering the period
between June 10th and Dec. 31st,
1925, and were very encouraging,
with future outlook bright, Treas.
Mist N. Nicholson stated that $3,081
passed 'through her department in
that .period. Secretary reports 19
auxiliaries, membership, 012; Mis-
sion Bands 11, membership 339;
Y. W. Auxiliaries 2, allocation for
Srittlyy Oftly -_
R GINALI) DENNY ANI) '
MARY ASTOR
la it sure tonic for the Blue! by
Harry Leen %Ikon. Is it full of
exeitessenf' le it full of fun.
Peewit and pep
"Oh Doctor"
CENTI'RY COMEDY
"Kicked About"
"PATINE REVIEW"
liaati Men. and Belt. at 3.00 p,*.
Them at 1.15
C:etniotg---"A Slave it( Fieliktn.
New
Snappy
Footwear
Our New Spring Footwear
is Attractive in
'STYLE
t UALITY
and PRICE
• You are
invited to shop at
Wt BERN'S
SHOE STORE
The Square • Phone 43W
arcs. (sec.) Sawa. Saab "Slim alosa.
Before d.eteg a.aet.N by praSpr
Mrs. Forlorn, to t. �s�fa1l
cowbell aseetie* 1s Heid is �Barka-
tees May 10. 110. 41, thanked the
asentbsrs far laser and privilege a:•
esrda4 bar.
• Impressive was the dedicatory ser-
vice coadreted by Mrs. Plaid. of Toe, .
water. following eleeetiaa of u1ker41
()deers sleeted for 1i►td: Presidt n .
Mrs. Perri*. Winehaait 1st vice pre., 1
Mrs. Commis". JCinesrdine; 2rd vie,
pees., Mr*. St hen. Brussels: tied
vie. pros., Mrs. Arkell. Te'riwater;
4th vice ores., Mrs- M. McKenzie
)Ash .ld: trees., Misa N. Nicholson
South Males*: torr. see, Mrs. err
Wiaaghaas; r e. ase„ M
ICinesrdlae; supplyr sec„ hire. G.
Douil*,i, Lucknow; M. B. sec„ Mrs.
Ltaklater, Temorater; Glad Tidings
sec., Mrs. Porterfield, Eel/rave; press
sec., Mrs. McWhinn.y. Dunarannont
Home Helpers ser.. firs. Simpson
Molesworth; Welcome land *Welfare
sec., Mrs. H. McGee, Wingham;
Auxiliary sec., Miss -Carrick, Luck.
now; library. and Literary etc.. Mrs.
3. 3. Elliott, Wingham.
At' the evening, session, presided
over by Rev. Mr. Fowler, addresses
were given by Rev. Dr Forbes, Tees -
water. and Rev B. b. Armstrong,
Durham.
A hearty vote of thanks was vis-
aed by Presbyterial to be conveyed
to the editors of the various county
newspapers who have so kindly pub-
lished oar announcements and reports
subnetted by resolution committee
and carried. That the ladies of MeI-
ville church, Brussels, be tendered n
hearty vote of thanks for. their kind,
hospitality, to all those of the Brus-
sels congregation who Will have con-
tributed to the program, also to the
speakers who have so kindly come
to us. That the members . of, this
0., ' PEC I
-•AL
FRIDAY. and . T DAY w
. ,1n.h Tussah Cloth, in Main colors with lilt• are clearing. ►�ut`'thecHalanc;• .,.t ►'u
ltcy beoclded patte=rns, guaranteed tub stockt►t heavy Silk 110,.0.f Kitr..li' AND
nc►f, a splendid 'material tor � dainty stun. SATtaR1 )q\ u t►tti t' them at
Kier wear, Our price
95c per yard
If you have not purchased your new Curtains an
show you the new lines we have received.
$L49 per pair
Iverdrapes, we'Would lit' plt'asied tr i
We can Save. You Money on Cobgotetun Rugs*
F. E. HIBBERT
THE CASH SPORE
PHONE t%
r QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES.
#11 111 li V IWAkMAR li Y MMl? Y M
Presbyterial use their influence in
assisting the Lord's Day Allienee in
protecting our Sabbath. That the
women of Maitland he enjoined to
hasten by word and life and the use
of the ballot the day of the total pro-
hibition of the liquor traffic. The
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elimination of salacious literature 71 eggs in six day., from 14 hens.
was also strongly endorsed by reso- Who can brat this'? Eight of the
lotion.
MRS. R. I Dungannon.
` ' hens are White Leghorne, forr Rocks
P. P. See., Dungannon, i and two Blah k Dlinorcas.
:Mr. 1). 1I. Rose *reports a yield of .100 •i'kINTING .• T `3 lik. WEAR
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8Da.ys
BEGINNING
Friday
MAY 21st
SAMPLE SALE
Campbell's Drug Store
8 Days
BEGINNING
Friday
MAY 21st
In addition to giving you Exceptional Valuefor your money by many
Specials, we will present to each customer
A Bag containingFive Samples
`('.kith each 50c purchase or over)
'Lewd ngFirms as HUDNUT'S, ARMAND, CAMPANA'S, THREE FLOWER, NORTHROP & LYMAN, LEIS and others
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Sale commences .Friday morning, May 21st
Camera Special
Value of; Camera
Year's subscription to
Kodakery 50
Total Value $3.25
Sample Sale Price - - $1.49
No. 2'.
Hawk
Eye
Camera
Pictures
2 1-4 x
3 1-4
$2.75
Kodak Album
Regular. .price$1:75
Sample. Sale Price $1.49
Photo Corners.
P egular price 15c
Clearing at . - - 5c
Discontinued Line
'`'7 oilet
Seely's Narcy's
Face Powder . $1.00
Non -tarnish loose
Powder Case $ 1.50
Total Value $2.50
,Now both $.1.50
Odd Talcums
Article Specials
•
Assorted colors,
beautiful large Alice
Joyce . Puffs
Value 25c
Sample •
Sale Price - 15C
Face Pov•rder
Broken Lines
not all Shades
Value to 75c
2 for - - 26c sale Price 39c
Garden Court.
FacePowder..- 75c
Garden Court
Purse Vial - 50c
Total Value. $1.25
Sample ' S9C
Sale Price
Black Narcy's
Compact
Regular Value $ I.00
Sample . "%9C
Sade Price
Coleo Soap
Sample cake
and. Three Large Cakes
All for 25c`
Wonderful Lather
Colonial Club
SHAVING PREPARA TIONS
Shaving Cream . -
'Shaving Lotion • -
After Shave Talcum.
- 50c
50c
35c
Total Value $1.35
Sample Sale Price - •89c
Let us Develop your.
FILMS
We can give you excellent ser-
vice now. Films left in morning
ready in afternoon. We guarantee
to give you satisfaction.
French Ivory. Oatmeal Cream
1
Clock, Jewel Box, Picture Frames, trays, Puff Boxes, etc. --
Regular 5c -Cake -_ _,
Values from Sample
$•00
' $1:25 to $2.00 Salt Price Clearing - 6 for 17cwismimmamaiummeasimmueunie
PHONOGRAPHS
Brunswick Phonograph
Console Model
Regular $200
Sale Price
- $110
Brunswick Phonograph
Upright Model
Regular $140
Sale Price $90
Business Envelopes
5c package
Sample
Sale Price 89c Box
STATIONERY
Loose Leaf
Notebooks
Regular I5c
Sample
Sale Price • - 7C
Linen Finish Paper
tinted, good quality
Regular 35c
Sample
Sale Price - 16C
KIDDIES' SPECIAL !
Good Tooth Brush
and'Rubber Ball
Both for - • 15c
Neilson s Cream 'Toffee, reg. 50c
Sale Price - 34c 1b.
Chocolate Baran, any make
• Sale Price - 6' for 25c
Ne^ilson's Bulk Chocolate "
Sale Price - 49c Ib.
A Bag containing
5► .Samples
with each
50c purchase or over
Household Gloves, reg. 60c
Sale Price - 39c
Rubber Panties, 50c value
Sale Price - 39c
'Weather Prophets
Sale Price • 29c
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Gillette Razors
Regular $2 50
Sale Price - 98c•
Ever -Ready Razor
FREE
with 45c pkg. Blades
Rubberset
SHAVING BRUSHES
Reg. 60e • Sale Price 39c
COMBS
Reg: 35c - Sale Price 23c
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90 -- GODERICH
1 A Bag containing
5 Samples
with each
50c purchase or over