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GOLF
Tournament!
In elven out of twelve
National Championships
played during the last two
3resirs in Britain, United
States and Canada, the
winner uaed a
Spalding.
Golf Ball
THE KIND WE SELL
PRICE
SOc and 8Sc each
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PORI' ALB ERT
'Um. T. Baird, of litruceileid, ta
eleiting his aister, Mrs. Angie' Ger-
cien.
, Mist Ivedeil Hoy, of Goderieh,"
• . win be sorry to leo se eseable sad
Miss Margaret McLeod, of Detroit,dlr.. ..lw anit.s „Lniiiiihr t.%$*wiothell ri.b.
is spending the iseliditya with her ta
arnt, Mrs. John Itiert. sued the geed wishes of aut. with!
Minnie 'Dicksors " of the Alexandra it.t.shi44% laistiosrltril: iroPieNrilv. Kr.taxatImikeys MbWe
Marine and General Iloapitsl, spent '
the mew atiateeir et the Wilted „
'Wednesday afternoon it her home. awls at Deingszusea. sad will *Nu.,
Mr. Jake Cousins has disposed of py tho pod* at both siervices nest
Ms property to Dr. Field, of Gods. ambday. i
rich, ard Dr. Charles lesne, of De-
troit.m.lawn serial which wee held in
conneetket with the United church!
Miss Marion Tigert, cf Hamilton, on Frisky remise it was quite a 1
and Miss Grace -McKenzie, of Kings- eneeeeefid ,, evens, A /erre erowc
ville, are holidaying at their resPectwas in *tensa.* sad enjoyed the
Ivo homes. . bountiful supper served by this led. 1
The pupils.of Our school have just les. The program, which was given . .
finished a very successful year, alby three young Isdies, ell graduate* Sabbath school, and her unanimous summER .DRESSES
everyohild passing his. pram'. of the school for the blind at Brant- desire to help oan
thers whether it be
tion examinaticn. ford, was of a very high order, and a small or great Manner, and a greet *
Mrs. Jos. McLeod and son, Robsrt, leas much enjoyed by Ow present. Wish for mare strength and longer ' SILK LINGERIE
returned to Detroit on Tuesday after earnest every numiser being respond. dos to do even greater than she has• . .
a pleasant visit with the lady's sis. ed to with an encore. Ilse muele of already done.
ter, Mrs. Tiyett, and other friends. the Dungannon orebestre, which play- Mr. Peters was then called for. NEW NECKIVEAR
Keep the date open for July lith ed several selections drring the even. ' wird,- when the following eddrelis -
and attend the garden party at $t, in was also well received. The we: read! by; Mrs. Ike Gauley, the NEW KNIT GOODS
Andrew'e United church, US every ei. proeeeds of the evening amounted to presentation being made by Miss Su-
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See tha Boautiful Uwe of
GIFTS
For Jane Brides
Made by Members of our
Woman's Exchange
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Summer Values
During the past few weeks we have received numerous shipments- of
summer merchandise, such as r
SUMMER DRESS GOODS BATHING SUITS
SILK HOSE
CHILDREN'S COTTON SOX
but 2175. son Eilpetrick:
is being made to assure a gouts
time. There passed peacefully Amy after lune 22nd, 1926.
Mr. and Airs. Harold Tigert, Mr. an extended illness at her home in To Rev. and Mrs. Peters.
and Mrs. w, B. fiewkint and mrs. Vest Wawenoeh, on Sunday, June Dear Pastor and,Mrs. Peters.—We
Jelin Tigert attended the Conserve. 2wOuth. Margaret Ann Wood'', beloved the members of Crewe appointment,
tir picnic et Bagfield on Wednesday e cf Mr. John Durnin. Deceased Dungennon chouit, wish to express
watt horn in Es's ,August 1st, 2888, our gratitude to you both If jar your
o last weekan report a very en- being the daughter of the late Mr. untiring zeal, your integrity an
loYable time.
‘ . and Air& Thema* Woods;'and was faithfulness to duty. Your duties as
DUNGA
married to her now bereft partner pastor and pastor's wife are far from
NNON thirty.five yea.* ago. Besides the being fight. The anxieties and burd-
Mel Fre* Jones is improving and sorrowing innibend site is survived by ens are frequently heavy and difficult
enlarging his kitchen. the work being a family of six children, Robert, to endure,and the disappointments
doneby local workmen. ' Case, John, Harry, Annie and Lorne, that are sure to come, prey on the
Alit R, McDonald has been confined all of whom were present for the minds of Christian leaders. But do
to the house for the past week, owing funeral except , one son, Csse, who is not think that your labors are M
to an attack. of summer flu, in Saskatoon. She is. also survived vain, the influence you have exerted
Airs. Horton and Bliss T. Stirling,
held on TuesdaYa
by four brothers, The funeral was has left an imprint that only the,
her ittte home on the Oth concessiop
June egnd, from sands „of time can deface. Ae the
time drews nearer to the dawn of
of Goderich, were guests with the
Tuesday of lest week, •
Mr. end Arra. G. M. illeRenzie and se
t . R Charles C I f St realize more and more that you will,
son, Malcolm, were week -end guests pall-beerers being three brothers of
the services, the le greatly missed. We will miss you
in our homes, in the social circle, in
uelens, conducting
with the formee's parents in Clinton, the deceased and, three of Mr. Durn. the chureh, in the WAS.
Mr, Thomas Wiggins is baying the in's, 'Masers, Robinson, Henry and • Your devotion and eheery &sped- —
DAINTY LACES and
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FANCY SILKS
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WE INVITE- YOUR INSPECTION
Special This Week
A large assortment of Pure Linn Table Cloths and Table Napkins
of fine quality, which we have just.purchased at an unusual price t
These are on display in our down -stair store
Bluth's' The S . Gray Co m
Vont Suudsy ender the parental finmer's sister, A rs. Comp .1, cat of West Wawanosix to Greenhill cern. your departure from amongst us, we connection 40DERICH
Throe Large Dry Goods Store's
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl 'McDonald en..
eioyed a motor trip to Guelph'this!
eel.
Mrs. Fay Thompson of Toronto,
visited her brother, Russel Free, re.
. ttently.
The boys of the neighborhood are
ex:doing- some games of tali 'in. the
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evening*. -
• Mrs. Edwin Oliver, of Detroit, is k
visiting her parents, Br. and Mrs
Wilton McMillan.
Bishop Willianis condueted confirm.
SIMI service. in the Anglican church
n Sunday efternoort.
Johnny Green enjoyed a holiday as
the truest of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
exterior of hia house painted, Mr. Wen, woode, and ivieesrs, aeries, bon has been an inspiration to us.
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Adams, of Auburn; being the painter. Robert and James Durriin, The ain. We kindly ask you to accept this gift- GODERICII TOWNSHIP'
'Vapidity from Toronto, where elm exteniklYerl o the bereaved family. ta reward Yon for services rendered.. r. and Mrs. Wm..JOhnatOn, Port.
our apprecirktion: of vow,. services._ versary of their wedding on Tuesdity
Our prMrer go tit t
Miss Georgie Allen returned on care ptathy of the community is e presume by g
had been a guest with her sister, The following taken from The Ed but just as a token, in evidence cif er's Hilt, celebrated the golden anni-
Mrs. S. M. Wickens. " monton Journal refers 'to a cousin of s • Of last week quite a large Munher of
Mrs. Wilfred Elliott. and, little II
—re. —reanle, and we are pleasedo may im long spared to continue rt.
you, a you k
t friends and relatives being present
daughter, Jacqueline, of Calgary, arnote his success in being chosen as the good Work 'you have tiet YOUr for. tile balmy event.
rived on Thursday of last week and the Conservative candidate for the miod to do. •Iday God reward you by •
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le now holidaying at the home of Mr.- provinelid constituency of SedgeWick giving you souls for your hire.' ' On Saturday last the employers of
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and Mrs. John Elliott. , Alta; -Signed of behalf of the =mot -
the Doherty tPiano Factory, Clinton,
Mr. Norman Treleaven, of Toronto, Sedgewicle Alta., May 31.—The ion: k ,i, and the sherieek.menoieff Footor4r,
was renewing feimer acquaintances Conservatives of the provincial eon- . MISS SUSAN EILPATRICE,
London. • held their annual picnic at
in id t f d I t
our m s oe a few aye 11,3 etituency of Sedgewick met in a nom- ADIS,•I. GAULEY.
Basrlield. •There was a first class
vvom000ioq' voo
Photo work el tie /sigh 'chose;
morning. The Right Rev. David
Wilson, Bishop cf Huron, conferredyour money •can. buy. Bring your
the ancient Apostolie Bite of the lay- n films to CAMPBELL'S Ditim.
ing on of hands in Confirmation. / sTou.
That MeanS all the experience that
- GODERICH BATHING
HOUSE NOW OPEN
on the ,soutit pier. • Good
Bathing Suits to rent
Good $afe sand beach =
RefreshMent Counter in eon,
week, being a goat with his mother.: looting convention here Saturday AV Mr. Peters replied, for both, thatk. program -of athletic etteuts and
, nection.
` STRAV1BERRY •SOCIAL Mrs. Robert Treleaven. • ternoen; the delegates from the prin. ing the Crewe people heartilY for games, . BERT MoDON
Mr. R. Wiggin, returned on cipal larta of the cOnstitnetleY being tSeir great kindness to himself and On . Sunday, June 27th, the service
s• .tinder the sonmicett of the Goilerico • Mond aY to his boine here. having Present. Two names •were brought Mrs. Petere'during his pastorate, and in Trinity church was held in tbo
• Towntiblp Iloepitel Aiixfitary completed his term as principal of before the convention, H. A. Dreany of their ready response to any work•
evertinginstead Of in the t
Aiwa* taw* of•TohormorY school. Be has been re- and A.. L Mr. Millar with! they were 'called upon to piirforin. -
r engaged for N ext year drew- his 'name making the nomina. Refreshments wer then rved b ,
on vvedomday* July 7th me...aenoie coma, who had omit tion -unanimous In fevor of Mr. the ladies both ePPointments.
Mit fleeted fmal 0.30 to 8 ptin,
Plots* Work Tebles.-Plelt Pond and
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GOOD SPEAKING
Milattlirt...The.,Coderiels Bead
Children 280
Pleseette, ilenginE
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These Smart,. Chic Hats are
new and authentic styles in
Straws and Fabrics effect.
ively combined in the latest
Millinery Modes.
You ars cordially inoitod
to inspact our stock
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s t at tit h h sister nreanY, the approval of, whi
e. 'chard Gardner, of "oilfield 'signified lir no uneertain manner. In .. Vinl,1011[7ilp
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oh, see tke. kiddies smile.
returned on Thursdity of lest week tc:" thanking Sehool is:over tor two menthe' amt._
her home in riangarmou. or done him Mx. Dreany remarked
mr. and Mrs. Robert Rekt, et ses,ort modestly that it n•as not his wish to
Elea, were weavend guests with re; be chosen as a candidate but since it Mr. Wesley Bradnocle, of Mille
latives here, loving come e*Pecialiy 'Wee the Wish ef the convention he was in 'the ,neighlterhoed an Sunday
to 'see Mr. astneo Rohl, who Us not would get into the thirtg with heart
last. '
. , and 30t11 end do his utmost to further Ur. and Mrs. Percy Finuigare of
been in geed health 0* 11"e' . the cause of the Conservative PertY "oilfield, .spent Sunday at llobt....
Thetis will be a commenity. lste In this constituency. Plunkett's.
at the Dungannon cemetery on Wed.: Mr. lireanY, who is i years. old, Mr. and, Aire. R. H. Rutledge spent_
'needay afternoon of next week, when
interested Was born and raised in Bruce county: Sunday Itiat- with Mr. Harry Cham.1
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In the cemetery, are invited to corns
end help to iinprove it's appearance.:
• Ontario. At 16 Ms father, who dwiiefde nefirto):0DrCanetteynbroeoggica.re, ot Godertohd
a- manufacturer of puree
and the son ran the business for 18 spent Sunday with His Laura Itut..1
Me. and Mrs. W. J. 'Woolidge AMC years with such success that he got ledge at the lattee's home, here. 1
Mr. flat Woolidge, who had been - rid of all competitors .,in his field Of
attests at the home cf Mr, and Mrs, operations. Ile `then sold out and Several from bore spent the first!
eante west to Citigatry, where he be. of July ..irf Goderieb, and then the y
G. AL MeHenzie, returned an &aut.-
delete their home in Toronto, making- Twelfth wt be the next big day, F
tante vice president of the MacDonald
the trip by motor. _ Simpson NiTholesme Produce Cent. Mr. Werner Andrew*, who has
Mr, Lorne•McKensie Went to Tore:patty,. Re sold, his interest in this sptnt the fast month ,with Oswald
*nto last week, returninke with a new. concern and. er. ted m Walterso returnea to " his home last
ch was
SA 1)1X HORSES
pond Mounts cart be bleed at the
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St, 9006001
At the Sole and Exchange. �r
Ave will try to supply your yenta In
all. classea • of Iforses, 'Boggles and
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11,40. Monb,Sam% '
GoodSHorses *P 01
from now until first wet*. O3
After watch date the horses. nig be'
Stothere, This is the latest model and Investment company. In 1908: Several •from Isere attended the
of this type and has been the Centre just *before the railway came through sale of levees in Goderich on Monday
of much attraction !Moe its introduche bought out this concern and erelett, also Alr. McPhee'e sale on Tues.
1 tier' to this commtinityated the Bettie River Lumber Com- d*Y.
The Entrance examinations are PsnY, When the C. P. R. went thro- Our road here hes received a -On-
lteing held this week, there being ugh Sedgewiek he was given a con- siderebie *mount of gravel and stone's
t twenty-seven candidates writing at tract *or htiliding 400 colony houses, this year. Strange howsome, reeds
this centre, witb, Mr. George Woods, In 1916 he gold out to the Beaver get all the fine gravel.
of Saltford, at presiding examiner. Lumber Company and went into part- The penile of R. S. No. 0, West
Mr. Ross is acting in the same ewe- nership with A. 1 Millar for the pur. Wawanodh;* are at Dungannon this
sty at St Helens. ' pose of selling real estate and insurweek trying their Entrance. We
At the meeting of the Women's In Alice. In the meantime he *county- wish them every SUCCeSS. '
stitute which was beld last week, at. fated 9000 acres of land which he has Mr. and 'Mrs. Wm. Brownley and
rengements were made for the annual *ince disposed of excepting three Mr. Alez Clark, of Goderich, spent
picnic, which will be held this year quartemectione which he is farming. Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
at Port Albert on Wednesday, Jilly With the exceptionof the work he Pluekett: ,
128th, when alt the members of the does in 'putting in a crop arid harvest. • '
fastitute end their Mends are invited ing his three quarter -section Mr. I .,„„.„.,,,..,,,......,
to bring their baitatet and en$yy Dreany considers himeelf a retired • wrimrritibtr
Miss Erma motored on Sunday to The Adult Bible Class of the „lintt.
thereselvfe. man. In an his business ventures be mrs 1,eovittie of jruuett, is, seelt..
Mr. and Mrs. /torten Rooth and bas been tanitUlarlY loweelliful: ing Mrs. Wm. Vothergill, -
.1, Exeter and London, to via their' ed church gathered at the parsonage Mr. George Snell, Jr., was a Sea -
forth vitiator on Sunday:
Sunk, Mre. H. Horton, who we are last Tuesday evening to show in 5
sorry to state, Is UndergOirlig treat. small way them esteem of their Mrs. 5. L. McDowell is spending a
• merit in A hospital at the latter place. teacher, Mrs. J. It Peters, seni were ew ays Ir ends rt. eric .
They were accompanied on their ree surprised end pleased to find /the Miss Eve Cook and Miss Lenore
turn by Mrs. S. Roach, who has been ileum!, already welt Ailed with friends Minter* spent Saturdey in Goderiell.
at Exeter since the 'illness of Mrs, of the Crewe appointment, come on a Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor visited
Horton, 'some ten days ago. like mission, to their pastor and his friends near Seaforth on Thursday
vi'szs. J. U. Peters, B.A., preached wife A. pleasant social hour was lett.
..hia.farewell...setillent.en .....Sillidalt. hilt -1.Pent StheaMrs,„ /*ell Wtil-mede--- Ill(r,..sitaLMrsslierry--Armstreng-at- -----
Thursday for St. Joltris, near London, tion being made bY *Mrs. Arthur Londesboro, en Tuesdity. •
where s . Mrs. Elefey and sore itill, of lien -
congregation of the' 'United antral by Mrs. A. EL Pentiond :
Anti and Horse LinorY
• Food Sale and Exchange Earn
11M. DURKIN
Goitre Absorbent
DR. 19ARING
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will be et the Bedford'Ilotel,
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Goderich, one day only, anti
8th, without fail to demonstrate
his. Goitre Remedy to trio's*
terested in' the- removal' Of
Goitre tIv-About operation.
give the cause of Goitre and
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ed to every one man. Tell your •
friends. Free.
mouldings.
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Friends want your
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Make dm appointment Today
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and, with hie family is leaving on the recipient of a gift, the present** tended the funeral of Mrs. Wells, of
he ha both stationed The Roach and the following address read
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[R. your departure from- us is drising tee brother. Mr. George Snell, 5r.. '
Dear Mrs. Peters,—As the time of - miner, seent Sunday with the form—
Mite Eileen Bamford and Miss, •
neer,.*‘ve, the ,members ef the Adult
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on Forget the 'Bible ChM Of Dungannon United
church, heve gsthered tonight to ex. tEhrilt:ter Dowel!'oarirethei7r Geglirntrni,h ::'0"14114111"1"kt. or"useitla*It" **4 Ite&srbPti""Ken
Roby Carriages
to suit all 'hinds of pictures
are to be fouitd here.
Antil colds, mammon - ,
C11'0440'1 Walitut" Bright flow`lboui
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raring corn is both ',laity end in.
effective. It is much better to use
Holloway's Corn Iteiriovar and eradi+,
Acate them entirely,
trotaiitontreet • ,
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Complete. line offadies'.; gent
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Come in suf,I etnni* re ournriens.,,
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I Gold, Silver, Grer, Mission
Oak.; Ivory and Poll/chrome
Beg- ris your pictures to he 1
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• press to you a slight toltert of our itp.- Tom Cook has returned to his lima w Elva 004 fir*. sit
--preciation of your diligent service to hems herst.after an absence of see. matter what pries carriage you pia
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fill russitl.montlei, which be spent at Elgin, .it.
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Wednesday, July 7th
Good Sported Liboral Prizes,
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Mothers sitoid4 COO ha .siad
nee them Go Carts and Carriages.
whkii win asks life happier for
us, still we entertain * Pure .10Y$ sit - Mime Elle &malty, teethe*, for S.S. both *other and baby.
vese think of it like Chino whiCh will No.' 8. rad Wstwattoeh,. nu gone to
- be isetnelltted by your tialtbfid and -her bora* in Clocieriek township to
fruitful efforts to show to them the - *pond her summer vagetJos.
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Way of life, weoltIO reviving irk them -•Mrs. J. E. Ellis and danighter„ Miss Nnatst. Pishieel Oliesallat
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*be true uplifting ideals of the only Deus *too int Thursday Jul ist
for a ;rip West, travelling its far
Tonight, therefore. we weuld ask
70* to *crept this jatilinere and Pe*
Antal as a remembrance of your as- -
sedation among no, and we, assert
yea that your Duisgamten friends
wish Yoe and year family every sw-
ens in your sew MA et labor.
I Sigowd on behalf of the class.
MRS. GEO. /ERIN.
ARTEUlt ROACH,
mt. OM WARMS.
Juno and. 1125.
Kra. Peters, although taken entire-
ir surprise, eoressed Inc thanks
In a Jew well etyma wee*, *nibs
eve te"us her ampessso lir the
as Saskatot. They expect to be
away two lgoaths.
The Weellisid United dotes hare
day school wort at 1220 p.m. arid
chaaeoda hoot or wrier*, Sim -
church at 1410 p.m, to begin
Jedy Atit.
Mr. *ad fire. K. H. •olle, awl
mirtitYr. etteew141=1. N. ahrosiOiandeall eleeemiimit,te
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