HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1926-06-10, Page 3THUZS AY, JUNE IOth, 1W..1i
Children's Coughs
and Colds
Cce iilie ReHowl fir
Dr. %waft
Norway
Phu
the mocker knows hew cud it
is to p tee .kiidrea from eateliiag
sada, - Thiry will ran out of doors atot
prop Iy clad, or have ou too meek
obthiig; p1I� too hard and gm ow -
'heated sad oeol off ten suddenly; get
their feet wet; kick sr the bee eleteess
at sited, sad ale a hundred tkiags
mother can't prevent.
Yousg.ters take "Dr. Wood's„
without say fuse, and its promptness
sled e%reetiiesees in leo.eaiag tb.
C=Iand healing the lungs sod
ial tubae is suck test the troable
i. cheeked before any serious lung
trouble can possiblydevelop.
Yost- mimeoYmimeoruggist or dealer
kaadles it; put op oily by The T.
Mtlbunt 0e., Limited, Toronto, Oat
MUSIC
rhood News
age. and when Om rears of age lee
finally esilsdf rot Belfast for Can -
ads. Her mother died during the
maws et seven weeks. The had
Froin
Exchangesr of the family proceedd toCounty, settling oft the Huron road
abort two tabes test of Reafettle At
that time their was merely a shanty
at the corner marling. the site of
Wines** Teacher to Ge to StratheeY three girls, Misses "Madeline hell what is now Seaforth. After five
13.4 • Miss Jean Holland and Miss Barbara war they moved to the 10th cones.
Mr. F. W. French. of the Simpson. had their clothes badly cat .ion of MelCiilo
Bingham High School, has accepted and stained with blood, and Miss Hol- p: where Mrs. Morri•
a similar position on the staff of the land was slightly injured. The car son resided ever since. She was
Strathroy High Ss hoot. Mr. and married li6y ears ago to Mr. Morlri-
Mrs. French will be greatly missed was considerably damaged• son, who predeceased her 27 ;years
Mother f� TC
W' h d all • so at the Death of Mot r .. iI
- Mrs. A. T. Cooper ago, Two sons. Albert, of Cleveland,
i
n tree ant and especially
'United (Jhurch, where they have been of Clive** and William, on the homestead, and
faithful workers for some time. Mrs. Robert Sellery, mother of, two daugbters, Mrs. Punning ,:f
soororth workers
coarsely some
to the Mrs. A. T. Cooper, Clinton, died at Hartley. Man., and Mrs. Davidson, of
Wcet her home in Evanston, Ill., a few Seaforth, survive. Mrs. Morrison
days ago at the age of eighty, pas- was a former Methodist and a strong
The Robert incl) Engine and: sing away. ill her sleep. George C. supporter of the United church.
Thresher Co., Ltd.. of Seaforth, have, Sellery, dean of the College of Let.
'shipped a 20-35 Imperial tractor to tern and science, University of Wee. t
the City of Prince Albert, Sask., for! cousin; Prof. Ira► Benson Sellery t
municipal work. This is the second' Northwestern LTnlversity Dental 1
tractor supplied by this company to' Scheel; Dr. A. C. Sellery, of Long ,
the City of \Prince Albert. Beach, Cal.; Harry. A. Sellery, mane -
Death of Mr. Wm. II. Bezzo ger of the Western Adjustment Co.
Mr. Wm. H. Bezzo, of. Los Angeles, of Chicago; are sons and Mrs. Frank
Cal., a ,son of the late Mr. Charles M. St. Clair, of Saitabury. Pa., is a
-ewe" Beeso, of Clinton, and a brother cf daughter: No. 26: Adding to the Set
PROF, W,. II. JACKSON--Inetrecticn.. Mr. C. M. Bezzo, of Kitchener, died Death of Mr. Geo: Burnett, Clinton Smith was struggling through
1 OM G Burnett, esteemed
John Smithy and His
(Copyright 1925 by d
The tans* Feature Radio
Service)
gldvio to tease enterer, rSars, recently at Los Angeles. Ile was r. cosec urne , an es cent what radio fans recognize as "bad
Photo. Violin. t'ultar. Theory. rte 'd t f Ci t died at hi
' ---� and when shoateighteen he moved in Princess street, on Saturday, May
that he should Zook into the poesibili-
Studio and 'residence. r.N North Street born at Clinton fifty-three years ago
resident o Clinton, a home radio weather." It was only natural
Ty. C. HAMILTON -•Organist `;orth Ste with his parents to Chicago, and
1-'T rnited Church Concert playa" started in the dry goods business M
rick Street. - Engagembat Announced
and
Pec er. - ,
Residence at :airs, Colborne;a, St. Pae 'that cit)'..
LEGAL CARDS
R. DARROW.
Barrister, Solicltor. Notary Public,
Successor to- J. '!.: Killoran
Plione97 • Omce, The Square. (i'uier!ch
UD)LEY E. HOLMES , _,.. R...
Barrister, Solieitore 'Notary
Public, Conveyancer, Etc.
PHONE 27 HAMILTON STREET
SPECIALIST •
EYE, EAR, NOSE, TiIRD�'E: ••• ••-..
i1a4e Iiouse Surgeon .New .�orlc Oph-
thalmic and Aural Ilosp'ital, assistant at
Ataorg'field's Eye 1losgital and Golden
Square Throat Hospital. London, Fug.
93 Waterloo St. S. Stratford. Tele-
phone 267.
At Hotel 'Bedford, floderieh,. on the.
.evening of the third Monday of cash
month, from 7 o'clock tiDifeee 1. R. FORSTER.
•
ll the following
dal-, Tuesday, at 1 p.m. ' . - CHIROPRACTIC
CHIROPRACTOR, ee
DR. A.lY. ATKINSON,-•-•._..._ ._
Registered Chiropractor, Goderich
Chronic, Ortlanle and Nervous . Diseases
n .
9 p. tn.
t• a 7 to
hours-. and
andbyappointment, excepting Monday
and Thursday •afternoons and evenings;
cake hours en these data 10 to 12 Wm.
only. -
Corner South St. and Britannia ltd.
OPTO RY
• AUCTIONEERI.NG
THOMAS .teUN•DRY. -
Live Stock and General Auctioneer,.
Hamilton Street, Goderieh
Sales.rnade everywhere • and all (efforts
made to give you satisfaction.
Farmers' sale notes discounted.
L. COLE, 11. 0., '
OPTOMETRIST. OPTICIAN,
West Street. Gode:len.
Honor Graduate of � the Canadian Oph
Matinee College' ot Toronto. - - -
Eyes examined by the latest method*,
end Cie proper fitting of seasses at mod-
erato prices., Ontario Board 01 Exam-
iners Certificate No. -875. ,
ROBERT ROBERTSON.
• Q1►ellfcd- Auctioneer,
• Video Stcett..Goeerich,
will conduct Any ids' :n the Comae of
Huron.. For hitorntas'on apply to 1'. J.
Ryan, Hamilton St.. oe enters Lert with
him will receive prompt attentlen.
NOTARY PUBLIC, ETC.
t. I3AILII .
NOTARY PUBLIC
., General Conveyancing done
food Compaules -liep re•3Lnte•1
Phone No. 29e.. God'rleIi Ont.
•U'tEURGE E. GREENSLAD .
'CONVEYANCING AND NOT:Site.
Bayfield, Ont. .,,..
INSTJRANCE
r eleILLOP MUTUAL. FIHE INSUIL-
e ANCE COMPANY.
FAUN' ANI) l Or.AT1:;D 'TOWN Pliers'
.ERT'' INSURED.
-Value of property-insured'up to Jan-
. -'nary. -1910. t43,0t8A,+, 00:
.OFFICERS -James Connolly, - peed
d •
ent, Goderictt• Yes. Evans, Vic.. -Pres! -
dent, Beechwood; T. E. "Heys, Sec,-
Treag., Searottb.
DIRECTORS, -D. F. McGregor. Sea -
forth; .1. G.Grieve. Winthrop; Wni.
Writs, Constance: George Stef�artnny.
ruckeremith; John Ferris, Itartock;
John. Bennewise, Broadhagan; elurray
eilbson, Brueellcld.
AGENTS -J. W. Yeo, Goderich; Sandy
Leitch, Winton; Win. Chesn:y, Sea -
forth; R. Hinchiey, Seaforth.
' Policy Holders can pay their a sess-
Mr. and Mrs: John McKinley, Clin-
ton, announce the engagement of
their younger daughter, Elinor Ade
Margaret, to Mr. James Francis Cole.
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Flank
Coleman of Stanley township, the
marriage to take place the latter part
of June, . .
Sproat-Bechely
The marriage of Miss Emma Mar-
garet - Beal eiy, .daughter of the late
Frederick and Mrs. Bechely, of St
Thomas, and Mrs. Ross James Sproat,
took place at. Trinity College Chapel,
Toronto,- _op Wednesday, May 213th,
Rev. C. A. Seager, D.D., officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Sproat motored
through the Niagara Peninsula to
Buffalo , and, other points, and will be
at home at their residence, Goderich
street west. after June 15th. -
Gemmell -Bolt P
A quiet.. but `very pretty wedding
took place in - First United church,
London, 'on Saturday, May. 22nd;
when Miss Eva Bolt,' daughter of bir, high. esteem those who knew her.
and Mrs. Howdrd"' Solt,.. of London,. She was the byrother of len daughters
became ..the. bride_ of The Robert we and one son, the st;iviving members
Gemmell, son of ..ills iinid'"lairs: , ._ E _
Gemmell, of. Tuckersmith, The sere- baling: Mrs. bias. 1aieSers, ..Blake;
tnony was performed by Rev..Dr, bars. S. B. Irwin, Hillsboro, Ngrth D,;.
Beattie, pastor of the church. Mrs. Harry 'Sparrow, Medicine Lake,
• Motor .Accident Mont.; Mrs,. Chas, Butler, Berthold,
N. D.; Mrs. John T. Turner, Clinton;
A ear accident occurred on the Bay- labs, Ira Spalding, Sherwood, • N. D.•
Aoki. Road, orie. tale visite seat of elm. Wesley Caldwell, London; . Mies
Br ;cefield,.on. Sunday afternoon, •51ae Dora E Sherritt, Hensen, at Thos,'
30th, when a' large coach car, owned J. Sherritt on the homestead farm.
and driven by Harold Anderson, of Mrs. Robert Scotebmer, Bayfield and
Detroit, stresek a loose stone, causing Mrs. s. Wrrr. Caldwell, of Sovereign,
the driver .to lose control of the Sasieedied within. the Iasi few years.
machine, which plunged into the ditch.. She is also survived by forty-nine
and overturned. The. seven occu- grandchildren and twenty-one great -
pants were taken to Dr.s Mackay's grandchildren, Mr. Slieriitt passed
office in Seaforth, where it was found away :our years ago. '
none were - seriously' injured. 'l'he. Death of Mrs. J. Shabbroott, .Clinton
_ The death tgok place at the hoine of
her niece ' and adopted daughter,
Mrs. F. W:' Watts, Clinton, on ,Mon-
day evening," May 31st, of -Mrs. A.
Shobbrook, widow of. the late John
IShobbrook of the Gravel Road, Hut Smith had - some stock radio units
]etttowrlship, in her eighty-fifth year, on band, ,so that simplified the pro -
The late Mrs: Shobbrook w' osmall set. We
, b se cess .of "adding to the. ma i s ,
1 maiden name . was Ann Welker, was .at first discarded the two -slide tuning
born in Yorkshire, gangland, but came ecil which the bqy had made himself.
to this country with her parents when We then inserted a • variometer in
she was six years of age. The family the antenna --„ground circuit. and also
first settled -near .Georgetown but a variable 'condenser. Smith recalled
later came rp to .Huron, .settling at that the variometer was•m'erelY'a.fix-
Bridgewater, now Hoisnesville, when ed coil with a rotor coil connected in
for a number of years her father ran series, The current had to .travel
a- hotel. They moved later to Londes. through - both coils, and by. tenting
boro,wherc her father built the public- the rotor the inductance could be
house which stands there and ran:it varied. This enabled' Smith to tune
for some years. In 1864 she was for the prorer wave length. The
united in.marriage. with the late John variable condenser, of course, attend-
Shobbrook cf Mullett. In the early ed to. the matter of capacity. • -
90s they moved to the farm on the After the current passed through
Gravel Road now occupied. by Mr. .1. the tuning - unit, it - was then led • to
we.chobbrook, eiehjeh co teetemd to be the gid of the detector tube, with a
her home until about five years aro, grid leak nndKrid c'o'ndenser placed
since which she has been with lags. tn.. between. The, filament of the
Watts. A family of one daughter • and tube was then lighted with a single
three sons survive: Mrs. J. W. Cart -dry cell: while the phones were eon-
wright,. Londesboro; Chas, H. Shob- fleeted into the nlate circuit along
GETTING
i t brook, Idaho; J. W. Shobbrook, the with a 221. volt "B" batters
GE 1 1 iNG SKINNIER Gravel Road and 'Joseph . Shofbrook, We hooked up the receiver arid-
Clintpn. Three sons 'and one dough-.fernd that it worked fairly well nn a
-EVERY DAT ter are dead "-Mr. bhobbreok-died on /heal station: •'But -improvement, waft
- 190(L obviously necessary. .
""" Masonic Gathering at Kincardine 'Now how d0 we add more tubas
Something Must Be Doe •and An official visit by Grand Master and amplification?" Smith naked.
Done RightNow--Quick Rowland of the Grand Lodge of On- "It would be simpler to change the
tario A. F.6c A. M., to Kincardine, on circuit, me/Weill Re" I answered.
Willows in Cheeks and Neck Growing Friday, Max 27th, was the occasion He hadn't considered reflexing; or
Deeper Every Week . for a large gathering of members of adding regeneration as improving the
_...•...-, the Order. Proceedings were in the set. To himitwas always a matter
Tens of thousands of thin, run-down way cf a Lodge of Instruction. A. P. of adding; some fixed units, probably
and women too are get
20th.
Mewhinney, District Deputy, rresid- because he had seen a neat and coin-
men-yes
29th. The late bir. Burnett was in ties of retaking the set more useful by
his Send year. He was born and enlarging it. A point that he hadn't
spent the greater part of Inc life in taken into consideration, however,
Goderich township, ahip, moving to Clinton was that the manufacturer of the set
eleven years ago. He had been ' in bad already considered these. points.
vera- poor .health for some time past «You can't add a stage of audio -
but • His death was most unexpected frequency amplification to your set, "
until within a few hours of the end, I said, "because that would Just re-
which came very peacefully. Be- salt in- distortion. You are using two.
sides his widow he is survived by audio -frequency tubes and two audit
four daughters, Mrs. Townsend, of frequency transformers, That's two
Souris, -Man.; Mrs. Robert Dunbar, of - stages of audio amplification, and
Winnipeg; Diss, Thomas Dunbar, they are sufficient."
Sarnia; and Mrs. A, Colclough, Gode
-But I thought that if I could am -
rich township. One son met a tragic plify some of these faint signals I
death by drowning several years ago..get, my receiver would be more use-
One sister, Mrs. Wm. brother.
rris. of ful, because it would, operate -just as
Burnea'nfa, and one brother. John well . when . the elements are against
Burnett, of North Dakota, also aur- it as when everything is in its favor,"
viva: Mrs. Thomas Dunbar was with $mitli argued. - -
her father at the end, having come 'Another stage of amplification
t spend the previous weekend at would enable 'you . to make' Bothe of
her home
and remaining over. 11Ir. these faint signals very' audible, but
and Mrs. Burnett were married nifty unless you want pure noise I. would-
yeate the 23rd. of December last, n't advise you to.try it. You'll be
A Herlaall Meath` amplifying static, interference, bat -
The death took place at the home • tory and tube noises as well." e
of her son, near Hensall on May 23rd - Smitli, however, was still determin-
of Mrs. Thos. Sherritt, sr„ mother of ed to try additional amplification, but
Mrs. John Turner, of Clinton. The I managed to save *him . some trouble
late Mrs. ;Sherritt was held in very by 'suggesting that he start improv-
ing his son's �erude set, developing it
into a portable affair . for the - car.
He agreed that it might not. be good
policy to change the circuit of .his
high • grade, well-built set. fon he.
could never do `'such. skillful - solder-
ing, nor lay out the units . with such
car ' •
tookhimright back tofirst
This g 8
principles, but as - usrat it started
him on the road to a better .concept-
ion of • the . mystery of'radio. The
-boy's set --was -- so elemental -.,that
Smith at once recalled. how absurd it
was to regard'a- stage, of audio -fre-
quency amplification. ss the , one . int-.,
portant way to add to the set.' When
he examined the one -tube set,' he
readily `saw .that adding to a set
might mean changing the circuit,
tuning the circliits with variable con-
densers,.installing a- grid leak, adding
more tubes, adding transformers,
substituting better .transformers, and
soon.
meats at R. it glint's store, Ifoerricit;
WANTED
IN EVERY
HOME
• Cuts
• mutase •
• Boats • SWISS •
• PILLS • VIM PISS • scums
• IAI.NATISN SCIATICA •.A. MS
• goat MAIM +'ACAS • CIMMI. HAAS.
str4 ants w ieeso YC. (}.VIRAL[.
sown,
cF PLOWS
E"�eaocnf 0N`
SOOTHING
. HEALING
ANTISEPTIC
4
Report of Ho, ShipMents ler
Week Ending Jnae, 3, iyt8.
Goderich: Total hogs, 63; select
bacon, 15; thick smooth, 88; heavie.i,
8; extra heavies, 1; lights end feed-
ers, 2. McGaw: Total hogs, 93; se-
lect bacon, 27:' - thick smooth, 58;
heavies, 4.. Auburn: Total hogs, 37;
select bacon, 10; thick smooth, 11;
heavies, 1; extra heavies, 2. Huron
County: Total hogs, 1,723; . select
Inmate -513; thick smooth, 956; heav-
ies, '112; extra heavies, 12; shop
hogs, 51;lights and feeders, 18.
The interest on borrowed to
is paid in worry.
•
tina,Wscouraged-.•stye going up all iug: Old Light Lodge, Lucknow, ex p!ete one-starye • audio -frequency , am
-- •"-' ' ttorristt s ;lethirte BWre, einhmec ls€lod the- Etrst�Iie see, Bruce
r J II. Re+id's. •Bayfield. itape of ever befit -Vette to take: te# mU plifiegtaon unit in an accessory store
FI'Rir, Ila1SVItANCse sees- - -:r iflesh and look healthy and strong. b 1 Lodge of Tivetton, the Second, and window: . .
All such people. can stop worrying Listowel Lodge the Third Degree. -'The - single -circuit, single -DM re
Have it. attended to oy the and start to smile and envoy life right The degree work was followed by r ±aver was soon converted into a
Tablets which any druggist will tell about .".00 being in attendance. Grand- inserting a variometer into the plate
you all about are putting flesh on Master ltowland responding' to the- circuit, It, was aloe necessary to
hosts of skinny folks every day. tcast to the Officer$ of Grand Lodge ehonge the wire to the grill, so that
One woman, tired, weak and die- gave a masterful exposition of the it lead from the antenna lead-in in-
courtged, gained. 15 -pounds in live principles -of Free Masonry. Mr. stead of from the variometer of the
-. week's and now feels Ane. Rowland is a capable wed impressivei aerial-geound circuit, and to make a
'We all know that the livers of Cod orator, and his speech was greatly few other changes in accordance with
Fish ate full of vitalizing flesh pro. enjoyed. Grand Junior 'Warden J. B. the needs of the circuit. But with
' during eglantines and these same vit• _ Spenee, of Toronto, was very happy these conlraratively few changes the
amines of the highest class are food in his response to the toast -proposed set was greatly impro;'ed, though
•1n McCoy's Cod Liver Extract Tab. to the visitors. Another splendid very little actually had been added
7, Lucknow; Chas. Hewitt, Kinser-
^ 11nee Ont.., -• .
THOS STOT.HIaRS T. G. ALLEN,
*EST WAWANOIH MUTUAL Flie 1N$IJRANCE CO
Established 1878
Head Office : Dungannon, Ont.
Harry L. Salkeld, IL R. No. 2, God-
erich, prey.; •rW m. J. Thompson, Auto
urn, vice pres.; directors -Wm. tic
Quillen; St.Helens; W. P. Peed, R. R
No. 2, Lucknow; H L. Salkeld, 'phone
800r11, Goderich; Alex. N1cholson
Lucknow; Wm. Watson; .las. Girvin
R. Il, No. 0, Goderich; Wm: i. 'Thome
son, Auburn; Tim Griffin. R. 11. No
for McCoy's Cod Liver E:ttra t a ban given at the Town Hall two cieetit regenerate receive' by
j e lsoesit
uau've' never. seen anything
like it -,mi les of vivid interest
with glaciers alive and moving
:.. mystic totem . poles ...1
s int a c A ine
or eo ti ret 1
t#,
. fowen that push up througls'
t esnow lfitmelts too slow y.,
'Great cold peaks liftin their
Ishining faces aaaimt ie..o'
blue that it scents all thecolor�
*the the world was spilled there.
See Alaska this year. $
On a Prlaoess ateltllus>hipr
,Th tri 1s a jag and a tonic.
1
padays-northward f om.
-.For d t
Ys
'milouver B. C.... 1000
es by thepicturesquelnncr,
Passe ,unfolding a panorama.
ge I
'ofcolorsinvarlet .
o y •
Wonderful shore excursions.
Seersli ld mines, traders, trap-
per., seal.arid sea lions. Truly
a wonderful vacation for those . , ,
• 'who love nature tit its wildest.
.rRI! Y 11►R Rt'l'Ifb
',mat Ij iItCWD11D
UPWARDS
,For further information spply to
an>.tranadtan Pectic Rent o r writ.
w. t+ULI O.N. INatrkt r.w.nt:.r
Aisne. Toronto 4 ,
area. an
L M. KiDD, -Town Agent
THE-
DERICH
t�xtMutt
`THE HEAT FOLKS ARE BLUE'
-BLOODS. THERE t5 t+l(? M1aLTURE:'
WITH THE SLATE' OR, STONE
FAMILIES IN OUR FAMILY TReE
YES SSR,WE'RC RFFS--
itIRSi AMiUES Die
THE FOREST
noweetti
lets -sugar coated and easy to take speech was by James Malcolm, M.P., "Note we've got a regenerative ye-
as candy. who replied to the toast to Our (oun- eeiver that will surely annoy the
And this ahotve'what faith the mak- try. neighbors, but it illustrates the way"
c o
Treas. ' Secretary..have in M C y'e forthey say; if! Pioneer of McKlltee Buried at to go about adding to a set," I ex-
ars
Brom Bro.
Q013 RICH
'Thi WO*
funeral Directors
gild' Waimea
Orales earefulty ta#isoded bo
ad all hours -eight or day.
I. it. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Goderichf Ontario
All welts oyompt yl attended to
day or night.
Memos: Mee 111; Hoase USW
11 111111111 1 1
Sesforth 1 plained. By adding • principles as
The funeral of Jane Armstrong, an well 'us parts we keep on until we
esteemed resident of McKillop town., have a set that is highly advtzticed
ship, and widow of Francis Morrison,' and, accordingly, highly satisfactory..
who died on Sunday, May 30th, at the, It is a tar cry from adding to the
home of her son, William Morrison, set in the way y,.'i proposed."
•
was held on Wednesday afternoon to "Well, anyway." Smith admitted
the Maitlandbsnk cemetery, Seaforth. "I've added come*"Bina' to niy store 1
Ilerp aster, Rev. J. A. Ferguson, of. of radiology. That's what ewes:"
ficiated. Mrs. Morrison was born in Next Week, No. 27: Circuiting the
County Fermanagh Ireland 88 years C'ircuita
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McEwen's Specials
Fresh stock of Sheriff's Jell; Powders to hued,..... 3 for 250
A good teaspoon, King George design, given away with each
25c worth.
24 gars Soap, McEwen's special $1.00
6 cakes Paint Tree Toilet Soap for .23
3 lbs. loose Cocoa for .2a
6 lbs. of Sulpher or Salts suitable for stock purposes for • .25
J�uust to hand a few hundred pounds of a real good Black Tea.
S' a will give 1 ib. of this Tea, 1 loaf Bread, ': lb. Biscuits
and 1 bar Soap for the 'sante, price as a pound of an; package
Tea.
Special price on large Flantiefrtte'Blankets
Special price qn Fancy Blankets
We are cutting the price on Men's All Wool Underwear and
Men's Fleece -lined Underwear.
Good linen Roller Towelling • 25c per yd.
Good large hath Towels )oc per air
Some nice Table and Floor Oilcloths, different widths at right
prices.
Now' is the time to )buy a set of dishes 10% off.
Free delay to any part of the Town.
J. 'aJ. , cErpen
PHONE 46 Soot fide Square
•1
G4 DERICR MARKETS.
CANADIAN NATIONAL Ria Wheat, per bush....,$ 1.;,5 to ; 140
TRAIN SERVICE to TORONTO Buckwheat, per bush. 12,65 to to 12.507
• ihdly 11130aillat Sunday Oats, per bush t0 to 40
Gce. Goderich 6.00 a•m. 2.20 pee, Peas, per bush. 1:i� to 1:ti0
,� Clinton 6 2b a.m. 2.52 we Barley, per Mash:Ga to 10
" Seaforth 0.41 a.tn, 3.12 pee. Cattle. ordinary:. per �-
0 25
7.50
cwt lk..., to.
Mitchell . 1.04 tent. 3.42' p.m. Cattle, export .. 7.00 to
Arr. Stratford 7.30 a.m. 4.10 p.m. (per cwt,)
Kitchener 8.20 a.m. 5 MO p.tn• 1 Cattle, •choice, cwt• fi.5t) to : 0.75
" Guelph 8.45 a rn. 5.00 m•.(
„ p P• Lambs, .per cwt1Z.Of) t� 12.00
Toronto 10.10 a.m. 7.30 p.tn. Dairy Butter... 40 to 40
Hetet ning-Leave Toronto 6.45 a.m., t Eggs, per doz. ... ,. • . 25 to 301
12.55 p.m. and •6:Orep:uw - I Family dour, per ewt 3.00 to 4.00
Parlor Cafe car, Goderich to Tor. Patent flour, per. cwt. 4.75- to 5.00 -
onto,.,on morning train. and Toronto Bran, per ton .52.00 t.,.;- 33.00
to Goderich 6,05 p. m. train. I Shorts, per tori... -::3.00 to 35:00 .
Through coach Goderich to Toronto. lHay, per' ton 10.00 to 12.00
P. P. LAWRENCE & SONS - Hides....... - . 06 to - 00
Town Passenger and Tickets Agents f Potatoes, per bag2.60 to 2.50
Photo a everywhere.
educed --Prices
on Anthracite Coal
Chestnut (Anthracite) . • • .
Stove.�.�,,iaei -t
Pea (Anthracite) , .:
Cotte . .
Pocahontas . . , .....
•• . 4 S1<t3.00
.j•, .
$1lS.f)0
1 .00
,: S
e
}
P
Domestic Lump, for your .Grate. and Rama
' $12.00.per ton •
Our 'Cool is weighed on Your Own Scales.th. moist Scale
With Spring House Cleaning, you will require PAINT.
j We still have some Sherwin-Williams left that we are sell -
:
$1.00 per quart: Muresco and Alabastine at 50c per
package.. Liquid Veneer and O'Cedar, smail bottle, .23c .
large bottle, 45e each . .
Special prices oncDoor Locks and other Builder's Hard-
ware
Clothes _Wringers and Garden Tools at Spaded Prices in
order to clear. ••
Have :'t;u. ever nut"cel the
pi•int of a leaf on a pict;e of coal? '-
't ou'll Lind one sl,JilCtiilld ..
a silent reminder of tine pre- his --
toric forests frrnn which coal
came.
Think of the centuries of sun-
shine and fresh "fir that must
have been absorbed .by - the for-
ests before. they were finally-
buried!'
inallyburied! -
That is the coal we oi'ter you:
wdod mixed with 'cimcentt'atett
sunshine and oxygen, and press ..
ed for thousands of -years; -
No Wonder it burns so welt. '
7 -CA t.L THE- •
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" ' OA. �II 'I /1142 i.. ((',,,Iysirht 1926 by TheThe,i;iLaran MUSTARD
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ADVERTISE IN TOE Stilt
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Phone 98 --- Goderich
CHAS. C. LEE
The Hardware at the wharf '
SHIP CHANDLER - PLUMBING and. HEATING
Store 'Phone 22. - House 'Phone 112.
�t III.Iti.
011AI.ITY
COUNTS
WHIM! .
QUALITY
('011`11'8
SPLENDID OFFERINGS -
IN BAKING REQUIREMENT IWONDLRFUL SAVINGS
.os lb. Bag '3.85
14 ib. Bag 97c
"Whita Sathi"Pastry
FLOUR ....8
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ILNGPOWDER.19c.. I
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COCOANUT TEAS alismeM«.ireDesiccated CiNS
ar. err tlp.eirlty
As� C Always aeif.rae f23a..
• Grll.7Ib. RICHbELL0 79w•
SEEDLESS a Toy Pail Ie.at.
RAISINS SELECT 7311. MEI
23c
� a
2
1st t D.S.L. BOLE
i
Easiirst ar D.at..tle No 3 49.
c
SHORTENING p*
CLARK'S STERLING CHtllClt QUAUTT SARDINES
BEANSFRUIT i)nYNl�s ZINC'S PLATY
t.re.atratal ,CO NQRM[CfAsr
N.. t'Jia. LMI.asi. C
2 25e its 29 2 25C TTI 25
• CHIU$TIE'S
SILVER IttAR CRUSHED-
35e PINEAPPLE 19C
WAFERSNo. TIN
Tie.. Pr;nes is slat f.r.u. rook from slat. of lite ?spot 12t•C