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The latest Goods In Ruffled Curtains, Voile Marquisette, Net,.
Madras and Scrim.. Also Silk Panels and Silk Overdrapes
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House Dresses
Neat Patterns at LOWEST PIRLCES
Spring Wearing Appa rel
If you did not get your Spring Wear-
ing Apparel for Easter, remember that
we are aahvaysready to serve you with
time latest goods .at lowest prices.
Far the MEN and
We have the Nawust i pring SUITS, HATS and CAPS
A New Shipment of
Ladies' Coats
Dresses and,
Millinery
YOUNG MEN
PHONE 41S
A. .CORNFIELD
PHONE 41S
4. LADIES' and MEN'S 'W EAS
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP "• `.
WEST SIDE OP SQUARE QDERICH, ONT.
. CARLOW
?.Miss Lindsay,,of Lucknose,is visit-
ing at Mr. Jarvis McBride's.
Mr. Mew has returned from his
'holiday and is at present working for
Mra Sohn -Treble:--
Mr. Ewart Young has • given up
school at present and will work with
his father, Mr. Gordon Young for
the summer. •
Miss MaryRabertsan has returned
to her duties
at Niagara Falls after
n eleasant holiday with her slater
' ' a
and other friends.
1 Miss: Nora Reed and brothers, Gor-
don. Stuart . and James, of Dungan-
non, spent Sunday with their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Erring -
,ton.
' !fell;' unr Mrs. Ilblert Wile—en—TM
two children, Ruth and Joyce, auto
Irs. Wilsons sisters,. Miss Carswell,
returned to their home in Cochrane
after a very pleasant visit with their
relatives here..
Mr. Arthur Clark, our energetic
sterekecper, is busy with the Egg
W fl n - . "Ray ,amrftfs r nits
A�ptaae rram' ilBrut
j all mains r*, td sec,wle; the averse
1seed.11.12 miles per boor_ No auto-
1,Reliel yrs t�Cssw let -mobile or other rabid* in America
ter Litsiassests of ;has ever traveled sa far, at such a.
No ties 1 •Maisie spell.
The total elapsed time include:I
In no other disease does the blood Itime for stoppinj for fuel, relief of
Income thin so rspfr}ly as in rheuntia- drivers, etc. In view of this, the ay --
them. Not only does it become thin t wage speed of the ear under actual,'
1 but it is. loaded with impurities- resuming was far greater than a mile
!rheumatic poisons. Without the pro -a minute. Except for one punctured
Per treatment these poisons increase, ! tire, the replacement of a grease cup
the inflamed joint*swell and the pa-erd. two chaesia lubrication cups
e tient becomes a eripple. Most treat- damaged in quick greasing operations,
rents simply aim to keep down the no repairs were made on the car dur-
pain; haste with every unfavorable int the entire run.
condition s renewed attaek follows. ' Harry Hartz. champion race driver,
To east out rheumatism the blood .started and finished the run. He was
relieved by Eddie Hearn. also one of
A mprr;a'a p neat speed kings, Lowe
Wilson, another race driver, and Ab
Jenkins. who smashed all previous re -
+.oral% last June when he drover a
Studebaker Sheriff from New York to
San Francisco in 86 haunt, 20 min-
utes,
According to obserVers.5000 miles
at more than a mile a minute clip is
equivalent in strain and stress to
26000 miles of ordinary driving. To
demonstrate the , splendid running
must be enriched end the rheumatic
nelsons driven out with the natural
secretions of the only. This can best,.
be done through a course of Dr. Wil-
liam** Pia Pills, which have a ape.
eifle action on the blood, giving it new
irichnen
and redness. Thousands
have tried this- treatment with bent.
tidal results. That every sufferer
from rheumatism who '.does noS try
lir. Williams' Pink Pills is neglecting
the most hopeful means of recovery'
is shown by the statement of Mr.
David Carroll, Pictou, N.S., who says:
-"For years '1 was truVibled, with
rheumatism. The pains were not
continuous, but they always returned,
and kept getting worse. I tried sa-
c lied electric belts and many medi-
rhes, but did not get more than tem-
porary relief. Only those who have
suffered from this trouble will rea-
lize what I suffered at times. I had
begun to dispair of getting better
when a friend urged me to try Dr.
Williams' fink Pills. In a short time
I could feel thio medicine helping me
so I gladly continued taking the pills
and soon found that every' trace of
dile trouble had disappeared and there
was a great improvement in my. gen-
eral health. It is now _two years
since I took Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
and I have not had the least twinge
of the trouble in that time. That is
why I,eonfidently recommend the pills
to ether sufferers,"
You can get these fills from any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50e. a
box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Company, Brockville, Ont.
Circle these days, going to Bonmiller
every Tuesday horning to take in
'eggs there.. The 'co-operation is
doing a good business in this district.
Several from here attended the
funeral of the late .George. Currey,
-Ire-which Wok place from Tfiie ]lame
( of his sister, Mrs. Roope, Goderieh,
to
. Colborne cemetery on Sunday
a ternoon, Deep sympathy is ex-
pressed for Mr. Currey and the sis-
ter and brothers in their sad bereave-
ment.
There will bea n � a g c
atlollnl
a I� .
meeting in the church on Friday
evening to discuss how to use the
$1,200 they received as a settlement
of the claim on the manse property
NEW *CANADIAN PACIFIC
r
is owes �I m.�1top
and Toronto
0 0
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TRAIN SERVICE
-NONlAltr . MAY-- 2n4-- ..—
(Daily except' Sunday)
Lv. Goderich ...7.00: a, m.. Lv. Hamilton. , ..3.50 p. Ire.
Lv. Listowel. , . $.00 a. m.
Lt', Guelph. ..9.57 a. tn.
1.v. Guelph Jct. 10.38 a. in.
Ar. .Toronto. ...11.55 a, an.
Ar. Hamilton...11.30 si. m.
Lv. Toronto. ..3.15 p. an.
Ix. Guelph ,Jct... 4.45 p. m.
Ar;: Gi>tlltilt. •:.. S 25 p:• tn.
Ax. Listowel. , .7.00 p. m.
Ar. Godericb, ;8.15 p, m.
For other train service and detailed schedule information
consult N. B. FLARITY, Town Agent, or T. G. CONNON,
Depot Ticket Agent.
TRAVEL CANADIAN PACIFIC
Canadian
Pacific
D
1
Gee go to Goderieh every ,Monday
evening for band practice. •
ppi)nrk ' spiel taker
charge of the preparatory services in
the Presbyterian church Thursdae
evening.
Last Saturday Mr. E. Phillit', at.
tended the funeral of hie brother-in-
law, Mr. Andrew Fox, at White-
church.
Miss Edith Mogridge went to Tor-
onto for an operation " for goitre.
She is recovering as quickly as could
be expected.
at Auburn. This was made necessar Last Friday evening quite a num-
lay the rearrangement of the fields bar assembled'iu the Foresters' ,Hall.
following union, Smith's Hill being The evening was spent in dancing and
separated from Auburn and 'oined to other amusements. Mr. AIIfn, of
Hariock, furnished the. music.
The Presbyterians will. observe .the
Seerament of the Lord's Simper next
_
Sabbath: Tlie Rev; Mr. MeDermid, of
Goderieh, gill take charge. Rev.
B. Gracie will take Mr, iMeVermid's
work ie Goderieh.
Mr. Russel King arrived home last
week from Goderieh, where be had
been operated on for .appendicitis.
We areglad to'sew him home again.
Ina short time be will . be as strong
as ever.
Benptfller and there will iie other
business to disegs
AVITURN
Mr, Eugene. Dobie left for, his
school in .Brussels last Monday..
Mr. 'James Laidlaw, of the village,
went to London hospital this week for
treatment. _
The Rev..P.'B. Gracie went to Myth •
last week, *there he intends zesiding
in; the future.
ew n of To 0 0
Rev. 111r. K nn int . o
SAILINGS
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,To Liverpool
erect !May 2 ...:..elentrose
,NIay 0 f Junin 3 lloriteatm
1Iay18 t June InNtlnnedo-a
Ma5'20 f Jtuie MGuttrlar•'
Delfast-Glusirow
:1prehz
Mttyl2 ; June 0.. ..melut;anm
to London
May 2:r. .... ...,1i:lil,:rrt:
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Toilet Articles of Distiuctiou
We always carry a well assorted stock of the Leaedl' g
Canadian, American and French makes—
FAC
PERE
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FUMESWRERS COQ
TOILET WATERS BATH SALTS
H.C.DUNLOP
THE REXALI, DRUG STORE
Bedford Block
Gode�ricls
Nathtng as Good
condition of the Studebaker car,
Hartz drove it around the mile and a
al
t me eat Culver
an hour later the
completion of the five thousandth
mile,
Argument is where you stake your
common sense against the other fel-
low's prejudice.
Eggs for Hatching
Eegiish*American
Single -Comb White Leghorns
75e a setting ; $5 a hundred,
also Agents for the Model In-
cubator, made in Toronto, one
of the best -incubators on the
.market.
GEO. E. GREENSLADE,
Bayfield P. 0.
TeL 602' r 12.
Goderieh..
r
or Asthma.-Aa-
thnta remedies come and go but every
year the sales of the original Dr. J.
D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy grow
greater and greater. No further evi-
' denee could be asked of its remade.
!able merit. It relieves. It is always
of the same unvarying quality which
the sufferer from asthma learns to
know. Do not suffer another attack,
:but get this* splendid remedy today.
"Babbette Gift Sboppe"
Everything in
MUSIC
SIC
Popular Songs
3 for $1,00
Mrs. E. Evans
Fine Pastries and Bakeshop Delicacies
Fresh front our ovens many times a day,: Just give us a trial
for your Pastry or Bread needs, and you'll be delighted with the
WARY. QUALITY GUARANTEED.
A BETTER BAKED BREAD
Corteous Salesmeni Prompt Service
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THIRD CABIN LAND
EUROPEAN TOURS
J E. PARKER,.
rrn. .'its' Pass. 1), pt.,
r,.la.ti Bldg.; Torunto.,
Adelaidee "2105 •
SULPHUR CLEARS
The Farmers" Club shipped ,it ear- a " i UGH 1) 1: s$r 1
,Toad of hogs and cattle to Toronto seeretarg of the Sabbath school and s.
last Monday.. • young people's societies in the Pres -
On Wednesday of this week'. Mr. A. byterian church, took charge of , the Face, Neck and Arms E'aslly
, C. Jackson has his sale of farm. stock Presbyterian services last Sunday. mads smooth, says
'and implements. Miss, Elsie Lawlor left for London specialist
I Mr. Wm Davidson went to Brussels lost Monday for the Normal Schoot ----;
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eral of a cousin there. (From another correspondent) ; ' Any braking out of the skin, even
411.
last Monday to be present 'nt the fun- ther`e • • . ,•
I Mr. Rollinson and Mr. Harvey Me- The Baptist Sunday school very an- fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
--. ,_ _, propriately celebrated Easter by an overcome by applying a little Mentha
-....-. .. . � --- . offering of eggs. Fifty-four -.dozen =Sulphur, declares a noted skin special-
1. were contributed by the members,
some of whom ttiok a great deal of
interest in decorating them. The
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a�wlr C•ir.r6t.yrirdty�j
C.wis.
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Bathe in the Pacific
BTII'Tisii Collo/tides, (,Oast line is indented with Bbeautiful bays and inlets, rimrtieil in silver sanded
beaches, where happy bathers splash in the ealuli.
crating surf of the Pacific.
You can spend a Wonderful vacation i.tt British
C'olumhiai motoring in private car. or inexlietisive public
motor buses. over miles and miles of Mountain and amarine
hi wars; fi*hing teeming;triut and salmon streams and
lakes; hunting moose, caribou, gm;aalr, goat, mountain
ANT.- and of big .game; or, enjoving the magnificent
scenery of British t nh;mnhiresern}nt line --more wonderful
than the fiords of Norway ---on luxurious, but inexpensive
steamers. .
You'll matt and feel the great pulse of prosperity
throbbingthrough Britisoltsaabia. You, will note n�itit
interest ts h (' t aired diversified natural re entrees that
stabilise end Dante the prosperity of British t'ulumbia
citizens. Well be glad to give you detailed information
regarding Canada's ''Evergreen Playground" and its
wonderful reerelarcee. Clip and mail the coupon today.
lei COLUMBIA rt1'1H.1'E'.ITY COM1411711tt
4,111411NDIR STRUT W&ST
VAlgcouVU. LC.
:.cAlpirows
Avgasi.t)suinti
rtiAreastotrim
ist. Because ` of its germ destroying
properties, this sulphur preparation be-
gins at once to soothe irritated skin and
eggs were arranged on a table in the Ileal eruptions such as rash, pimples and
form of a cross; which shelled the I ring worm. j
, words I?•.ister and Jesus. They were -. it seldom fails to remove the torment.
4 donated to' hospital work, twelve doz. end disfigurement, dndy tt do -not have-
en
ave -
en .being sent to each of the CIinten to wait for relief from embarrassment.
and Goderieh hospitals and ehixty Improvementuickly shows. Sufferers •
dozen to the Sick `Children's f'Iospital, from skin trouble should obtain a small
;Toronto.:'An aprropriato "plrogeanm Jar of Rowies liicntho-Sulphur from
was aiso given by severe! of the airy good drug2'i$tt and u5c it like cold
scholars. This in the secondyear in cream.
• whieh the school has contributed in -- =^-"
, t
f this way.
1 WESTFIELD'
Mr. 'W.,i. Parks attended the Teach-
ers' E'ducationtal Convention at Tor-
onto last week.
i Mr, and Mra. Bert Vincent and fent-.
'ily, of Belgrave,'.wereWestfeld visit -
ore on Sunday.
i Miss Etva Walden is spendeli
ing' this
i week w'ttk ber aunt, Mrs. B. If. Tay- '
tor, of Goderieh.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cowan .visited at
visit -
: the home. of the latter's sister, Mrs.
I Frank Kershaw, of Goderieh, on Sun-
i day.
Mr. and Mrs: Gordon -Snell and farm -
11y visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. 4'. y'oungblut, of Auburn, on
Sunday.
A number of the young people met
at the home of Mr. a»d Mrs. Jack
Cowan on Monday evening and pre-
sented them With iv jardiniere and
pedestal to show their good wishes'in
their newly nmarried life.III *�
OVER A MILE A MINUTE •
FOR 5,000 MILE RUN .,
Stadebektr Cotsttraander Sets A New
b Record of Terrible Speed for
Long Distance
Culver City, Calif. -In one of the
• moat remarkable and gruelling tests
ever made witty an automobile, a
• Studebeker 'Commander has just eats ,
abliahed mix new speed end end ranee.'
records for fully equipped Ams rican- t
made stork cars. The Context hoard
.of the ,American Automobile :kernel*.
Hone, whose representatives .•hocked
and observed the entire test, today
' announced the reaelt of the ran whieh
was -completed April 8 at Calver CRY, ,
Calf.
The Studebaker Commander rover- '
t,ed 5000 mike la 009 minutes. main-
taining an a speed of 61 .12
mile* per bear estabi}slttna; this
record. Tise Commander also set fear.;
retire records for Marken Meek
tare. A record fee WM mike was
ett by the stapieel tiara of ee h ori'. 1St •
minateri and 84 seeaadfii. an *TermtM*
• envied of Mat miles per heen, t 50
elapacd hours. the _ear liad covered,
't10*% raises, settles sat aaaga of
. «2.05 mike per hear. At tiM ones.
the chard time equalled Pt hears.
1? minute*. t!''4 oees.ia, an amwor
.imr••d of 1.52 *fin per hour. At t?r •
end of it hear* plywood time, the ter'
hai traveled 4414 miles at *m averso',
,of 411.2 pules inn. 'beau. The reit$•'-
tine of the rani. Wt Wiwi, was worse
The told True rlaving
A PENNY SAVED
IS E
We Can Save Yoll Dollars
W_�_ quantity of Col
We have a q y � al stored on the Ocean
House property, and it is going to cost fifty cents a ton to
move it over to our Coal Yard, and we are going to give:
you the advantage of this saving. While it lasts we
quote -.(
Chestnut Coal at: $14.75 per ton, delivered..'
Stove :Coal .at. .:.$15.25 per ton, delivered'.
ARE' YOU DOING ANY BUILDING?
We are offering the material out of the Ocean House
at the following prices:
HEMLOCK—2 x 4, 2 x 6, 2 x 8, 2 x 10, and 2 x 12,
which to as gocd as now, for... $35.00 per 1,000 feet
Lath, at. . .30c per bunch
Pine Cumber Doors : and Door Frames; Windows and
Window Frames for equally as good vaduep.
For Hardware, .Paint and: Oils, Plumbnig. and Heating,
t our prices
CHAS 1,C!.. LEE
The Hardware at the Wharf
SHIPCHANDLER PLUMBING and HEATING
Electric Wiring.
-Store 'Phone 22. House 'Phone 112,
P I,EV ENT t= OP.E--S'T
FIKES
THE FOREST has played a major part in Canada's
development. The stability M our forest industries is
threatened by forest fires which have destroyed five
times the quantity of timber used. Carelessness with
Fire in the woods has been mainly responsible. Will
YOU. help to stop this wanton waste and ensure
Canada's continuing prosperity?
CHARLES STEWART
Minister of the Inferior
Concoct! to Forest Week, April 24th fel 30th, 927