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Spring opening Displa
OF
Coats, Dresses and Millinery
N� YY Spring
at CORNFIELD'S STORE, on
e U� iRR H 5th,and following
SATURDAY, ����
days of Next Week
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This will be an Ex tsition of all that is New and'Fashion:
This p
able for Spring, and you are cordially invited to
and view the New Creations
attend
Ladies' New Spring Coats
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Straightness of pose characterizes the outline of
Coat Models for this Spring.. The New Coats have
never been more smartly designed or more favored ed by
fashion. They adapt themselves to personality of wear-
er, especially if made of Ghene Twill, Poiret Twill, Char-
meen, Tricotine,Cauh111i
Plaids, trimmed with
Silver and White I11ouflo
Ladies' Nevv
The • New Spring Di
The smartness of cut an
these new Spring Dress
variety of materials and
for Milady's dressing.
AFTERN(
with high collar and de(
with full sleeves and p
various shades, such as,
Monkey Skin, Bois de
Goblin, Meadow Piny,
The styles, and colors �~
Ladies'. N
A Very. Special Op
ing-Hats Our new M...._.
demand. but create it.
Spring . Modes, shall t
colors. of Belting and
straw. These Hats al
Visit our store at ar
to Show you
t. PHONE 418 •0
LADIES
" ,NO? WHERE
WEST SIDE OF SQUAW
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HURON PRESBYTERY (tT' ITED) a wag
Home
itev. Hebert Laird Sees its l itinirag•ivelling;
ilex Slits its Ueepe*i$lt. ltterent . raters
f i lemma it the t karen I way ni
e .ay
Thr feature of the session of the ;and olt
]Huron Presbytery (United) held at ;Wes
tu
Clinton on Thuredarf, Feb. 17th, was church:
an Olt address by Rev. Robert 1,aird.'sions 11
D. D., the church treasurer. Review- ; cent rt
lag the
rates! i nartnostthe
gra graphic. fashion the the eke..
lied church history, Dr. Laird i',di• ; bytery
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frena ndoua accomplishment that hard and held evtrkers. "In KrHereat.. Baia h Is ...ea ..... -
work and ,consecration lied made, pos. Dr. Laird, "the outlook is good on ; veils, the privilege of present*
the o£ the c tun marine *e< ,mow•. wile
slide. Pointing out how over 'R1,- one gond":tion, that we all put our condition's of the local fund in the made up of recitae holsinte ti#ns by Billy rJ John-
000,000
Pn'sbytcry.
000,000 had been carped, the speaker
,hearts if we all r hands
the into tiOde a will After I1r i,aird`�a address in the stain, mrndnitn sums by Mr. A. chore
showed that thin had been pd.' saecompanied by his dausthtee, ?Oise
becalrKe t n be a very light one for we have not 1
afternoon. � heber�l�p�+�� v Mr (.lade.! and a ,amber of ranee.
overwhelming s i i begun to develop.. our Prersblrter roll was which were ene• red lay. a .
• ; ,along 1'ynancial linins. A tae is now a member A feature of the lunch was a
ani the sloths* et sd Woofer pattern raid eart•ge So
I the Pr.•abytere 'AMR Well en in the I Madre Fair prises 21 14 5i1
Gee. st.WMiet 3 2 i
Jas. :'arrie (balls)s
R.. J. Heward (bails) • • • • • • • 4 75
eras a M. Flick (tortase) 76
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asked fur hayfield aswl Hrre�aY. Gisalman ami n and . 20 °
Remits iron' tie Gemmel AU neapty Garden party sappl
x -ere duly t ens dered, chief attention pr.see 41 5d
1 ging given to the remit relating to , Porters (balls).
1 :he :Hake -up of Preabyter'es. The Meat ' for :harsh bangaet.
1 sports of last years work from the 'Under%ear. hose, ete., for
late afternoon.. Ambers aril
charges were rowgeewtatad Diehl
e on their g,.od•record during DPW.
t t the rate of POO r year was
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rongregatiuns revealed a gratifying for Shelter 19 421
ehuwing in the various orgenisatiioas. Supplies for commencement 19 56
Many cummuniratiJne were received Prizes and song book
and read rtlatinf to matters of later- Goo..Stewart
eat in the :lure as a whole, and Dr. Fall Fair prises.
Larkin of Seafor:h, and Rev. James Judge Mott (expenses)
Foote, of Exeter,, William Sheppard Balance in bank
jand Jehn Fraser, acre app,einteti as
t•ommirsiuners to the General Assem-
1 bly at • Stratford in June. The
Presbytery nominated Rev. Dr. Banks
Nelson, of Hamilton, for moderator
of the General Assembly: Rev. Dr.
Lat•.kin, of Seaforth, for moderator of
the Synod, and Rev. W. W. Dryden,
of Woodstock, for professor of church
history in Knox College. The reeorn-
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THE HOSI'ITAI.
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F.,''iTERT,iINMEN I' •
Fite Haadred and Dance Last Friday
Night * Splendid Success
The ladies c the Hospital Auxit-
boy are to be congratulated on the,
Biker's Syrup of Tar and
Cod Liver Extract
AND
Biker's Bromide QuinineTablets
Two well -proven Remedies for
Coughs and Colds
SOLD IN, GODERICH BY
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C. DUNLOP `
mendation on remits preaentea by THE REXALL STORE
Dr, Larkin eras accepted, that the re- success of the entertainment las 1'ri- $LOC GODERICH it
1ni Assembly
OW. •
it on
cher
idles night in the , iaso c 1 RD
Presentation from college staffs, and a sr BEDFORD• e
Hall -which was crowded to the limit +leo
f comfort. The forepart of the r,�,,,,^„„�,.,. _yet
• .-..e-.-"-►- _ ,-. .. ., t - •
that the rarark of the church might be - l Dee.1G Children's Shelter,
vrr,to!ed in a larger degree in future ladies' first ladies' second, gents' first B. Greer Co. rf Lor d n m , A11
Christmas :beet 10 0
the °likes of the church in Presbyter- t a '
lea be reduced by one'' half in order evening wits devoted to Five Hun -1••••••
died.. Four prises were awgr ee a o that it
by the workung forces of the pastoral
charges. The report on statistics and
finances .hawed $38,364 raised for all
purposes, being 19,701 over last year.
'17,1103 was raised for Maidens and
benevolences. In the department of
I Sunday Schools and Young People's
` Societies there are splendid evidences
of good work. There are nine schools
1 with an enrollment of 871 pupils in
the aggregate, and 9$ officers ,and
teachers. The school,. raised $1,856.
{ There are five Young People's' Sock.
I ties, and they raised $1,088, The
i Clerk was given the very gratifying
l report of the Women's Missionary
I Soeietiea, Auxiliaries and Mission
F Bands, which raised the Sine sum of
$2,8$5. Rev. James Foote weer• ap-
pointed to the Assembly's canrnritteo
on bills and overture's. The stand-
ing"committees were renominated for
another year, and the Presbytery,ad-
journed to meet in First Chureh, Sea -
forth, ,on Tuesday, the 10th' day of
i
rnig?rt ,
and gents' second, and the winrers be possible to get 34.09 forst .
were as follows: Ladies' first. Mrs. I business pertaining thereto •.as, on !'! Feb. 2, Palunc•e in Bank• -e ;. ..0.,
Robt, Bisset; ladies' second, Mrs.. J. the request of the Hospital board, t $780 21.
Donaldson; gents' first, Mr. George I turned over to then! to pursue what- I i,•prA SAUI.T7,
Buechler; gents' second, Mr. Frank 1 ever course they deemed expedient. s Treasurer. �{
Markin. After lunch dancing was the; At Christmas time the Chapter made , SCHOOL- REPORTS
order, excellent music being furni -bed I. a gift of two plants to the public!
oby f four pi_ee<,nud-Redmond e r,hc,tra i wards. rummage sales were held, one t 5. S. No.9, Dunlop
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• MARINE C1.L Il'S MASQUERADE tE)ly. in pe rliand one
in tier rionsi fo?lows: months
hfollowing
oIof`J uar tcreport and F bru: February,.
T:!rivers?ty et Building Fund, 510;.1 The pupils have been examined on
'1 n n Hundred and Twenty C c►gtunrer, i Memorial Fund e$50; • Weer ; Spelling Arithmetic, Geography,
Take Part ' C la Event I est •t1 • 1 F
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rn .a , ernoria 'und. $50; Navy League, Reading, Granwear,. Art, Agriculture
Friday Night . $25; Children's Shelter; $10 I and Writing, V. ---James Farr•ish, 75.
Two articles of clothing "11' also • Sr, IV,. -..Lulu Jewell, 79. Jr. W. -
Frank Marine Club started getting' given to the Home and Soho 1 Club to' Fr?e (Quaid, 04; krarilc Horton, .17,
pe`•ple prepared for 'the Centennial be made by their .nre»rbers into gar ! sr. III.^Phyllis Horton, 60. Jo. III,
celebration by holding n masquerade menta for needy children. Boots Mid .i -.-Louis Fulford, 40. Jt' I1.-•--l� a. IIs
party last Friday night in tipo ()ddfel- shires were also provided for this put•- . Linkiater, dr;Dave Horton, 02; Fred
lows' hall, and the event brought out pose during the year.•(Jewell, 57: Verne Jewell, 56; Billie;
220 costumes. and splendid costumes
The followur; gifts were nrsd,l by 1 Fer:rsh; .;16: Pr. --Bobbie Fairish.
they were. They will all b' flood cos. • tr,e ,Chapter in 1926: To the Colle-
t
ol1e- 1 Total number on roll 12. Average
celebration, so that the fumes for use during the Marine C eutennia' C elate a picture, "Landse ape • with attendance `10
Windmill." To three public ••shoals,' A, •k."'-' A Li 3lnfAONALD,
prizes for `hletory, At Christmas• .r I Teacher.
gift to the- librarian, Miss Aitken. in ' S. . No.11. Goderich
—elation of the intro st she hos
i in the children. Tie C.ha1t."r I The following; is the report of S. S.
co-operated with the Ahrreek I No. 1, Goderich, for the xucirth v£
ger• in sending :lroundeboolcs to • February, Honors 75'e, !'ass 60%;
sailors in Halifax before ('heist- ,Sr. IV iw b 1 McMichael, 90; Clay -
We nartieipated ,in.celebrating ton 1 a tl.u.ute 72; Bernice Moore, 65.
,ties Day by placing a wreath on 4 Jr. !Ye -Metal: . et F r v, 81; Phil Pis-.
h.nnument. Members were. ene. „sett, 75; .1.81.on:I Lamprey, 74, Orvillt
t'd during the summer plonthe to! Qkc' ,11c11Joe h r Dalton, 10.
ll:cniiclia
a
}some fresh flowers on the mvn> - 64; ;veiett :.`raddock. 03, Thein.
the `line of social nctrvitirs th-- Fry, 51. IL -Arthur Hicks, 70. Sz
1 r held a bridge and tn. at Mrs;' Le yr lnk c McMichael, 75,
63. 3..)'Sr.
Pre
ads 'tea room on July 6, a
Bett
- tr and .dance at the . pavil?�,n On i Fry, Gladys Farrant, Arthur -Mc
st17, and two.theatre nights oaf Michael, -Ada- Tarrant, Valeir Cra"'
1 and 2. One annual so •tel i clock. Tom Fry, 'Hazel Moore. -. i►
in(; was beld at. the home of the i - J.,LOWERY, Tie
at and one sewing nee urn ,
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Mae, at 10.30 a m • has dune eomethine towards That Litt
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"— . 1 event by getting the people prepared
he rhurc'.k believed to a rrsoarees omitting n t lh
fa vcit in hair high al Remarking i Tait from the >► birth
rallinir acrd rrnbk dfstrn+j`- "Si`she, s/a1 rnneldered• the
ak attci a common that Moretti methods In char ihiti of the Toronto Cosferenre his name day rake red by two it an
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ply a cora
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por`p to *saute us, -hut we are bound •inesetse to no indica as n
number i is nn 104et tai meakklered a. nn nor rail members nt tioe Choi torical pktares, have hod ;'%iy ?t[aga-
tiegether by a :reef and deeper .ens-„itY 1''t The M kr.wnrth sad Maines cher-' of God 'save the Ries leeaimtht to a sine” catering fiat rasa there. Masse. of the presence of etense +(•hriet �' /if- wig„ * *tardy arglthe etiiire+at gee are to be milted with TrowbridgehIn elm y rrrp race'arffet irM+tlr4c' bound era three large rolamr.. ltivem
firmed the streaker. This, lie "- rhe��e tn form a new rharee to be in Tsseaarrrr'. sataeCeriaaewt for MOH eers
e a tree -year reassert tion to "('hid
mode te meetthe Perth ?reeler/tree. chars ]tF.f1i PTA '
The North et. charge. Goderkh. in- � xi j Life," and to the ibrarp Pro�se•r a
vited the Presbytery for it. next . Warn*
1* In Sank $ gar's subscription to "Echoes (the
R . areal publication of our Order).
rerfetitaMt. Thiene wash aKceltEtd. (`e►lleetle.t sad fees. Nebtr! - Ie eamrctien with the ho.pitel oar
i llt•Ri)Pi ,1 111TT'lillY leiter' . • ,-...... . , ., 14 ti activities have lessen a. follow*: A
Prise for slWtat 142 N payload of $tai wait made on the
iter. R r• litrDataid Ineeted Moder-, Gerdes part) .iskhtR eased, a reed eerier pre.ent -1
* bird•+ri► std d rnaialf te►'rnert chair !sear!• atter at Prmhyterteaw Pr o(rfterr litaresset l7 M to the ^Ma* Leet" rsard and two
reesetsst wetly teat scat ins !Mateo last Werk Rosa air i deli lsW?) 4 ?alt *wove/ plate Vis' for fwraitsre Is
sass. A,410t se to I.alnl• +tat' p _— �leetsre ft4 eine. Two saewtiera were ippolntsal
'^.,at aiKo+s of all citta: fields was errs. awl a asirenlaesas Restyle mood mouth to ,rake a lien
sat the, • rr� interest that l*qr- appmsl "sae' to tae ecalm" l"r ruses There ass a troll attesrisne•e of ruin• ire a awl IMer'eM _� a every er e# the
mea the d M the work of their t+ ream t• the asiatawre of the PEA fetors sad ewes st time $ Item ebte isa the
Mine ti U. SNo1 ,
_ .. .,hos e- :of..the secreta •Ye Lights, dr V -Nellie Willey,
lar meetings wire he and t\(0 c 1II. Kathleen• WiI1i•1hig;T6 -`:r
al meetings. Tli' aeverege att.'Rutledge,' 48 Keith F`
nee throughour, the }ear- v4as i eMerele Kerr, `2564 Sr.
n memhere. Siv new member.; Fenger', 56. Sr. I. -Kenn•
invited to loin during the year. i'1.idnrs, 79', Benson Feagan, 78
'NTN WtJ'RTELE, Secretary. Ker:, 41. Daily'mares. possih-
II CEIPTS Jr. III.-• Kathleen William'
{ Keith Feagan, 739; !'Wilme.
3; Balance an band $1.a. 99 ledge. 692; *Merele Kerr, 24
• v. Cash :rlonatinns re ; IL^Eileen Feagan. 786. Sr
c ,••nivel p. it . - 1 8.1 if nneth WCillian'rs, 951; Dense
5, tic! rrocccds runrmage I gen, 898; '"Benson `Kerr, 41.
sale • 91 o5 (possible 400) --Donald �"S t
L 5. Net proceeds Mis; 37e'�iimr feed Watson, 063;;
Salkold's bridge •' 1u (i 5' nth Kerr 8,,7. Tho:,e mar
Fees for ye:1 12 U0; leave been al•sent one or mor
Bank interest fele year., ' 3 9:) ; Number c n ..11 12. Averace d
g. 23. net proceeds, pavilion - 1 mice 11, MABEL L. WO('•
dance ...... .. •3ti4 99 Teaeh<
24, Hct nioeeeds, rum S S.'No 11, Ashfieid and ('olt
. nt..„c sale 1`�1 6 F The follmving-is the report af"
c. 2, :ret proceeds, movies01 212 No. 11, Ashfield and Colborne,
27 the months of January and•Febri
.b. 2.. donation, 'Slip. " M. G. : Sr. IV: -Clayton Foster, 86.1;
Cameron - 1 50 .-Eby, - 81.0; -Mabel Foster; 79.1:
• Vr oman, 66.3: Margaret F
$780 21162.4; Richard Cousins, 57.6; Ti
EXPENDITURES
' Jones. 51.7: Ruth! Foster, 47.S
7, Expenses maple Leaf i III. --Ralph Foster, 60:5. Jr.
party $ 1 10 - Isabelle Pollock; 04 9:'Tony Vro
10, Building Fund, Un%- 139 7. Sr. II. ---Alma Dougherty.
'versity Settlement- 10 001 Irene Foster. 88.0; . Marion F
ay 17. Stationery - - 1 ss 1 85i 0; "Irene. Graham. 73.0; C1a
See'y's supplies for year 3 501 E•ssexy, - 38.0. 1,c--7,ordon Pot
Teras.. stamps for year1 00 ; Cecil Pollock. Pb.-Myti le F
Renairs and furnishings i Mary Vrooman.. 0, 3. FINNI
for children's room at • Teaches
library
172 42 j _
eee
Furnishings Maple Leaf
wards. at hospital..... 93 07 The West Street
Flowers for year, inelud-
ing - memorial - wreath iand graduating nurses' I Electrical Shop
bouquets 13 00 .
Magazines and bindings
for children's room - at
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ay'
library .4 4 4 4 .. 12 70
Provincial fees 2 1:i 411
National Fees 12 00:
pt. 11, Donation to Strang I.
Memorial Fund........ 50 00
tet. 2. HoapitaI pnvmerit.... 136 001
ov. 1, National War Mem- 1
oriel Fund . 50 (10
Nov, 1. Framed picture for
semen : -
!hiring the year 1026 the ('hapter
boo suceeasfully andertakett t., per
forma large number of patriatie and
philanthropic enterprises. The tura
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letting r.f- the ehildrees's roam in the
library, commented in the fall of
IOU, was completed and daring this
yerar-ere have presented it with his
'Collegiate - 7 75 i
Nov. 11. School `prizes (books) 8 75
Nov. 22. I. 0. D. E. arm hands 40
Dec. 2, Repairs to Warr Mem-
orial vases 1 75
Dee. 1�5, Express on books to
sailors 75
Dee. 15, donation to Navy
League 2!100
!,mined. was essential elemPnnt or „e-_
true slid spiritual results, in *peak. is great acid challenging raw.
of the eurreht year. Dr. '.aird In camareathar cart the roernhtiat of
,ted ovit the twang die •shoo. in the fund throughout tate Dontinsen
Rut, ix Odes especially.• A for. '11r. I.sirti retrtieularly directed atten-
toy of the work In !toot co ie s. fash. 4 tine( o tMs diti iia and
Nova
Sao
ins gave the weathers of Preslvyterl , The
Om of the entire present thee hi a trobability their bets.
• tole aeelHt tta to a ate- Aviation la foe-
DUrr . e
Aire ' Is , tai .. sem iAF Timor. IPA.elmwoh• It lose Istlaratod
air were t'eMrsiie ellrReilt• it booed thaw ( itlr. Kri>trattdi. d TM,ellsaae alit eetista• •. • i7 se
alta i
anew
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Mtthe VIIII�t +Rem WI the �'feett�- Us the filet ek sb. it p�etsert
tirthemslollt awed oyes we* M IS WO district. ten Wiesen that tie hen whD be leis• h., sy mews sot awl �esws l7 iWl
mod Mist ~A if the will ie a wlssfissM >rMMw b till �IMw /baro ie set ae meirM+e' lira. Rseoliltt (�eM'/eRe).. .
'e ls�ttM este ie fnrmd. A PPlo'tt tom*• 1». 'J.ata� "ii 1SaMlr be tis asst twelve
::_• n4 IRMM�a
11 ward to friable
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1�wtr' re ai bol-
selle to heeph!tal M 1112
the isfeetMtles frost the • A.
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We carry a good stock
Electrical Appliance
Fixtures, etc.
We Specialize in
Wiring of All Kinds,
Estimates given on
application
All Work Guaranteed
Frank McArthur
Phone 82 - West Street
CUSTOM
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"The •'store,..
that Sets
the Pace"
You Know
the Place 1
CHAS. BLACK
The Leading Tailoring and
M.n's Smart Wear
'Phone 21l► --- North Side Square.
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