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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1927-05-12, Page 4PAGE rows TEE 00 a .er IT IMPIPIOPPNOMINN •••• Ladies' and Misses' Coats This week we are offering our better quality Ladies' and Misses' Coats at Special Reduced Prices. We have a wonderful selection of Coats of Tricotine, Chartneen, Charmeline, Poise.. Twill and Satin, beautifully tailored, Pin Tucking, Pleating, hzr trimmed and lined with Crepe -de - Chine. We invite you to come in and eee these Coats, which we are offer- ing at attractive prices. Millinery ' Department Here you will find an the newest styles, materials, colors and shtlpes of the season, New Hosiery THURSDAY, MAY nth. /SRI 1-1-a- rpm Rad Plarpies Cev•rod Ecce xre. (trance $.dm, Aware. Rash, , writes: -J"• year age my, lam was evverwi with largo red lapis.. 1 hied all kinds +f eiataaaatr, sad aoasetirees 1 *engin they were phi they agar, but *(tray* same beck eget*. 1 real of and thought I would try it, ssd after using a bottle I caw that I had ink pros ed greatly awl after 1 had used the second one my pimples bud all disappeared an=i I have never had any sine*" rut p l b Tho T Mtlbur Co., Ianaitpd, 'oroato, Oat. beeriest +u v.rsary services ia' Larknow last &trwlsy Were. Mr. Will Alton, of Chicago, ;s home I fvr a few weeks on vacation. He 'wee accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Clyde Reid. The Ashlleld league* *re boldin„ an; anniversary in 'eltekett's ti-;e:;Sesel ; church Sunday, May 29th. Purlieu - tars will be given litter. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen and family spent one day Last week in Claderieh. Mls Eva Gardiner is assiatang Mrs. D. K. Alton with household duties. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morrison and family, of near Lucknow, and Mrs. Percy Graham and daughter, Blanche, of Sbeppardton, spent .Sunday alt 1l`. K. Alto:►'?. AUBURN' BURN' Last Monday ' the Verniers' Club shipped a carload of hogs to the Ter - onto market.The formes~ part of this week Mr. Alfred Rollinson and family visited friends in Goderich. ., Rev. Selby Jefferson, of Goderieh, will .preach in Knox United rhumbu u only jr next Sunday morning. Wetdrest 1 allies' and Misses' Full Fashioned Mose at $1.75er pair. They Miss Elsie Lawlor of the London p -Normal School, visited her parents \'4 come in the seasons newest shades: itesh, inullacca, celeson, pearl blush, peach, Mary 11i�Kay .. ni.6 here during the week. champagne, evenglow and iris mauve. James allace (1)......,. ....71.0 Last week Mr. and Mrs. M.Iittoslt, Mary Johnston 71'i of Dungannon, visited the latter's Stella Johnston Jack Abell (1). 6$.1 Mr. O. F. K nett received ,a clarified Elsie Winter (1) 67.i of mill feed and grain this week and Goldie Cornfield..... 00.7 has disposed of it to the, farmer,;. of III. Honors : the car. Eric Gardiner (1) 63.8 Miss Erratt, who has been with her Jean Andrews (1) 63.5 niece, Mrs. John J. Wilson, has gone C'enetta Jewell (1) G2.:3 a to her niece, Mrs. Charles Grace ITaaeko (1) (11.6 r'S#raughanonvisit, Joan Groves G1 PHONE 418 J n G �e •. . •' Mr. Kramer Dawson and Miss Anna Lillian Ferguson ... , .. ,GO.1. Dobie, of the Goderich Collegiate, Grace Jewell (1) G0•3 spent the week -end at their respective Credits : • • - „ homes here. Pauling MeEwen (1) .) .2 Last Saturday the effects . of the Laura Sturdy (2) a8d late lllrs. Saris were .offered . for sale. 1 Carleton iVersell (2) , ,57.r . GODERICH, ANT* Jack Allen (3) 4165 'Mr, Thomas Gundry was the auction Alfred Sturdy (2) 55,,k eer. Everything was disposed of. Aileen i3aeehler (3)` 5f e All indications point now to the Delight Mutch (2).. 54.; arrival of spring. Seeding .of grain laden McDermid (2). k is past, cattle are turned out an pas Eunice Loner (3) 52:`.-; ture, all preparations ere being made George Goldthorne (3) ..... , , 51.7 . for the root crop,. 'Towne Howler (3)... 50.8 The Women's Missionary Society of Edith Humber (2) 50 the Presbyterian church will. hold Form IV. Class Average 62.4 , ' their regular monthly meeting at the • IT. Honors : home' of Mrs. Harry Govier on Thues- Helen Bowler (V) , . , ..72.1 day afternoon. Douglas Clarke (IX) (1).......71.a The dance in the Foresters' Hall Margaret Redditt (IX) ..., ..:.6.9 2 ' lost Friday evening was well attend- ., GraceRedmond V ,.r,3• ed. It was held in a•• ac (I ) .. a aid of St. 1tI .k s III. Honors : • cehureh. The proceeds amounted to Evelyn Clark (V) . , ...... .....o6.1 over $100, clear of all expenses.' Adelaide Davidson (VIII)... ..64.1 Mr. William Paterson, of the vil- nuinlicr of papers in which such stu• William Koss (1) 60.6 III• Honors C, • 00.5: DonatesMurison (3) . 6,i.3 tM l ruim Cott (V) (i:)...:.,. 59.8 lase, has dfsnoseil of .a part of his vil- dants has failed: Clarence Tweedie.... , , ..: , •, , Evelyn ("*aper 64'"e • hire lot to Mr. George Raithby, who )worm IA.--t'i::ss. Average. 6% (C'redit's : Walter Newcombe Bertha Wagner (VIII) .(2)....55.61intends erecting a house and malting • Ambrose ^oiborno (1):,. ,: V to(4),. I', honors ;1) la 4,4 it his future residence. 59 3Ross Rneeshaw (V) ( r(1), .. , . •, .... , ... G95 ; Alaii Pentland (2) :. ........‘41:74. , Hest Malk'ianurs (VI) '(3). .. , 4.1 a good bust - HelenRees C Douglas .Jefferson (1),... K.. , ,.60,9 'fi+ie, egg circle is doing Ileleit Page (L}..., , : 57,4 Not ranked` because of returning to nese" this year. The manager, Mr. Robert Stoddart (3) 57,1 Grace Murray (2) , ; ..,, , • •.:602 school recently, and tieing present yg j "' tttattaeas, Audrey Nivins...... : . . . . ..: , :56.7 Credits t * •"� fax only part of the... exams i George .Snell, is contemplating re-. t imd r („lydyo Brownlee () ;;.p.r,, (Duncan McKay (1) , , ...59,9 Velma Finnigan (II).,G3,ii ceiving eggs twice a week, Instead of Hanel Gliders (3).... ... Dorothy Steep(2} . • 59,2once as at present. 59,3 Mote: ---The Roman Numeral; indicate: ( -► C,eaflrey P.eaeliey '(1),. ,,54 i Jean, 14icT,ean (2). .. 58.9 ilio number of papers written. Knox United ehureie was filled on emu Clark 5 3.0 Marjorie Hetherington (2).....57.5 2nd Rear Commercial Sunday morning for the observance Lena Colwell (3 112,1 Raymond Farr (3) 57«2 Group k. -Gran Average 64.9;."0. of Mother's Day. A choir of sie--teen '''. r :4lniy F'ergu'.on: (2) .ti7.1 mothers provided the•music for the Mary McKay (3 , , . .. •.a2 Clayton Edward (4) . , .5a 7 r. t service. Mrs.' Fred .Piaetzer sang a ,. r I. honors : . , . , IL ," ,> •' -Below 5 Johnstonrani eii . Viola Osbaldestan XTT ,, solo entitled, Mother Lave:: It ,va9 leelso Joh(2 „Below Pass Standing, 55et:, ( ) } Donna. McClure '(4)r , ,54.9 BWeaitex TTtoufiPel1' XI�j :: ,•. ..: i9,t much appreciated by all. Mrs. G. C. Irene Jeffrey (5) .. Donald McDonald (,).:.: ..::54,7Moore of Sault:w$to MlUse, sent Wilson mereaIh (3)en._StmitAix•-•- zav) ., . . ,.73,1 ' (. Reggie -Newcombe' -(4)-------,--7753:84-4.""78:5 dozen large, carnations . for the ser. by -4(I}.-- -- - "" ,Florence Robinson (XI} , Florence Kingswell (6) JT meg Salkeld. (it) r3,1 ,TI, Honors ; vice in memory of the late �14Irs, D. E. Cara Wilkins (4) Marie Thomas (5).�:,.,. X2.4=; R,uby,Wambold ,(XIV)..: ,. 7;;.5. Munro, who passed away last winter. l)uncan.rilclCay (5), Stewart Ferguson („).........F.OG Marguerite Robinson (XIII)...69 The Sunday School in their. regular William Currie (7) a Belo* i50 �'r, ranked Rebecca McKenzie (XIV). ...... r r session need the order of service is- Vile Falb I ge (4)sued by the 0, R. E. C. Their offer - Margaret Clark (8) •- , III, Honors Pitblado (10) • �, i. Beatrice Henry (5) r .Thelon Drennan (XIV) (3). 61.1 int« for the day went to that otganf- . Naomi McDermid (a), y nation Credits : Fusin III. -,Class Aaerage,et ; George Buchanan (4) !Melvin Smith (XIV). (3).. ,i'1,3 (Front another• correspondent) ' I. Honors Albert Baker (4) Donna Bell (XIV) (2) . ... , 58.1 Miss E. Arnot,'of Huilett: spent the. • Pierrette and Venus Hose at $1.5O per pair, Silk to the welt, shades of at- mosphere. French nude, oakhuff dorado, pastel parchment, evenglow. champagne and peach: A. CORNFIELD LADIES' and MEN'S WEAR •• SRtiP" WHERE YOU ARE INVITED. TO SIIOP " WEST Slip OF SQUARE CODE 68.4 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawlor. Gr C. I. EXAMINATION REPORTS Aileen Stowe • 918 Margaret Evans.. , .. ... 711.3 'The followinges the statxding of the II, Honors : students in the •• :examinations held. Lucille 'Macdonald ;...... 73.5 For IL-ClassAverage 5� r' week( ending April 14, 19:7. Clive McGregor .,WS tat Ia 7 ra )' . o T. Honors Individual reports are being ,scat .. , John Kneoshary... . ... ..........UO,. Evelyn an home .for perusal and comment by , rank Robseeen (1) ..........., 60.8 y De .... • ..........87.4 the ;parents, with the request that III. Honors : Margaret Groves. ...85.7 parents give every assistance in aril- Mabel fl - i iileo (1) 64.8 II. Honors : • 7 Ethel Coole............•..;;,,73 praying the standing of the pupils Mildred Scott (1) , 64,c who are belaw pass mars, 55% in the M. rade eGoo. ... ......... • . ti tiii. Victor tor Elliott o7R0ss fier (1) 72,8 ,8 ids after sane names indicate* the Ernest 'Crowe (1).,.....,., ,626 WIliiam Thomson (1) 716..17papet written. The figures in: brads- eve 1 n ii t....,, , , , .•' Saitnuel Walter (6) Mary Girvin (G) Minnie Milian (7) for Extra James Suther)and ,....SO,' :. Edward Sale (2) Velma Brownlee (XIII) (3) .. 55,2 , x MileageWilliam Sutherland . ..SR 1 l wart.Young () ) r week -end at the Noma of G. M. 13eginald Fisher. ,.: 8x1..5 ;; Form IIIB',-Class Average 58.3% Edna Mcrter ((XIII) (6) ,d.c Stxaughan. Elgry strand of every • • • !t ca Elgin Porter (XIV) (6) 54.4 • Gordon ItiellTslien (1). 76.1 Carrie O'Neill (XIV) (6). , .54.3 Mrs. L. Arntstrang, whet Iva x tak- cord in the Firestone Full- I. Honors Rise Balloons is imp egnated 11S can L, dnor 11 Catherine Crawford 79,4 Madeline Jeffrey (XIV) (4)• 5d.2. Thomg mpson, x t reed her mother, 'home rlite and insulated with Pure, live (i t, ..... , •• •, .. •, r4,i T, honors : Reginald McMichael (XII) (4) ,53,5 rubber. Extra strength and Dorotliy'Walters, ......, ...73.61 Franklin Savage„ r2 Kenneth Macaulay (XIII) (4)..52.1 %CQ C. ftexibilty sa essential "in the 1 gall (`rawfovi• ... • .... , • • •T ,C1 1 Catherine Sale..... , , „71.4 71 1 Hilda Symonds (IX) (4). ....7,:4 Mr. S. Cox, ' of Geelerit h, spent a thin attic -wall, low preaure Jean Abell....................",71•8* Helen Davidson 70.3 Below 50 ;r, ranked :` few days last week with his son, Mr. tire it Imparted by this mitt- Kenneth Hunter: (1), ; .... •. 71.2William Webster... , ..... • ..'. 69 Olive Young (XII) (4) Clarence (lox, of \' alkerburn. • sive manufacturing peaces. Florence McKenrie (1);-......,.68.1 ! Colin Hunter .(1) 07 Evelyn -McDonald (VIII). (6) I Mr. and Mrs, .T. Newcombe and sons Gum -Dipping nude potable Sydney Leggett (1) 67'3 III. Honors : Truth Allison (XIV) (9) called on Auburn friends last Sunday. the development afthe (gull• Wilfred Plante. (1)... , ..... G6 Jean. Walter..:.:.......'.., ...655_ GROUP II, -Group Average 14ei 1 Mrs. Little, of Herman, visited her SizeBalloottandis responsible III, Honors : Margaret Ruston.:...... , . • ....:65 1. Honors r mother, Mrs. Wm; Doerr, on Sunday. for its maxitnuntadvantages. Elaine Gra'M (1):., ,ds.01 thanes .Neftel .(1)..:,..:... .63 Alice Orcin (XII):.•.....:,.8:i.3• t William Saunders (2), , .. , 64 a , . The sale le the effects of the ]sue Clayton Robertson (1) .........63 Edna (TII)..,.,..,,,..,BR.$ .1Mrs. T. Sayles was gni�e successful Alma Howell (2)....• .. 03 Lenore i('raig. , , . , .62 • Emmerson Elliott (VII) 781 last Saturday afternoon. Helen Cooper (1)i,2.4 Edith Robinson (i) •... , ....60.5 II. Honors : Joseph Taylor...., 6. i Lucyhardy 60.2 Marion Marney(XII) . 07 'Vac sawmill expect to complete this Dorothy' Linklate!* (1)..."...:,61.8 'Credits: III. Honors : season's rut this week. A carload of Credits a Anna Dobie (2).. . slabw ee was shipped to SP.rathroy X9.8 Angus Maefie (Writ, (I t ... , : ; .G0.7 last week, Keith Murison . (1) .. , ..5;, -; Kellner Dawson (1).... , , ......5 - .8 J, F. HU'ME, : • M Stanley Taylor (2)........; ; . ,s't.1 Helen Haeehler (3) -+r 1, r Principal. ' . Mothers Day was fittingly ob. ry Below Pass Standinfr,, ia5' -. Doris Hill (3) 53 (.•t d in the. various churches here. Lorene Grass, (a), . . . . . ....53„5 Stanley Clarke (2). ............s ui LANES Knox United church had a. !lathers Clarence Uhlman (a} ...::.....53.11 David Wenger (2)...... 51,2! Mr. James. Lane spent last eveek in choir, which gave very suitable music. Grace Scott (4).... ........ . . .52.11 Merrill Baker (2) , . , 50 ''Toronto, KKiniough and Ripley. ii Mrs. F. Plaetzer rendered a fine solo. Morrison Mci►ity (G) 52 Below 50"f• ranked : bir. and Mrs. ITarry Hackett spent i 'The Women's Institute will' meet at Vesta ,Tatbb {3} 51,3 Dorothy Robertson () ; a day last week at Mr. Herb Stath- the home of Mrs. Stoltz on Tuesday, Annio Tabb'(5) 50.9 Arno Linfield (2) c , May 17th, at 2.15 p.m.. Annual bust- Della aturney (t)........ 50 i +Clarence Walker (3) ` , e lige number attended the Pres- ness meeting.^ Election of officers ,..........--- Toilet Articles of Disnction We always carry at well assorted stock of the Leading Canaadia►3r,,,itmrricua .and French makes- CREAMa ' FACE POWDERS' COMPACTS PERFUMES BATH SALTS TOILET WATERS IPIA -. H. C. DUNLOP THE REXALL DRUG STORE Bedford Block Roll Bali, paying fees. Iloste ees' property. After considerable discus Kira. Dobie, Miss P. Lockart, Mrs. 3inon Cuno where d by ningham ilnesettleme00 n shoulld Goderich I,e raised, West Wawanosh council Gordon BELFAST standing firm that it must be raised over the whole scheme, and •Colborne Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Altos and child- council that it should be paid by those ren spent Friday afternoon in (lode- north of the 8th concession who are rich. Mrs,' Wm. Bowles and Mrs. Sant Thompson motored to Clinton one day last week, Miss Eva Gardiner, of Zion, Is spending a few sveeks with Mrs. D. K. Alton, Mr. James Ager bought a valuable: horse from Mr. Jacob Hunter last Wednesday,., Mr. and Mrs. Irving Zinn and little sen, Warner, of Lanes store, spent Sunday with relatives in Clinton. II Ir. and Mrs. Will McLean, of Salt- I tt on ea o aiu , t P Salt - fords andcan Harold, o f, spent Sunday with Mrs. Roy Alton Sand Mrs. George Lane. Mr. Will Alton arrived 'home on Saturday night front Chicago for a two weeks' visit, • We were ail very pleased to see hien again. THE YOUNG CREEK DRAIN .A `joint meeting of the township councils of Colborne and West Wawa - nosh was held et Dungannon on- Tues- day evening, May 3rd, to. consider the Young creek dram question. Moved by W. L. Young, seconded by W. Mole, that Reeve Johnston be chairman and Reeve Hill secretary.. Carried. Mr. Johnston stated the object of the meeting, • that Mr. Cunningham would not sign , the agreement. M. Hill stated -why Mr. Cunningham. refused. Mr.I. Young gave a i nr tial aulucid ext a i of the situatin as it affected the peo- ple assessed below Mr. Cunningham's Taylor. sensed on ••what is known as the Young creek drain, it was suggested by Reeve Hill that, to overcome the - deadloa?t this cuestion should be sub. nutted to the drainago referee, to shy whether the amount be raised by those assessed in .the Young treek drain or by all parties mentioned ;n Engineer Patterson's report. This suggestion was discussed at coneider-. ' able length, and it was then moved by Mr. Young that the suggestion he carried out. This notion was not submitted to a vote by the chairman, and the meeting; dispersed. After, ..he meetine, a proposition was made in- formally by the West Wawanosh council that they would pay b250 if' Colborne would pay the balance, $150, s provided that those being assessed were agreeable. It was afterwards arranged by the Colborne council to have all those assessed in the town- ship of .Colborne attend a. meeting on Tuesday. May 10th. at the township hall, Carlow. •at.2 o'elock p.m. , N Problem "Above ell." said the mistress to the new maid. "I want.;obediente and truthfulness." - "Yea, madam," replied the girl, "ard if anybody calls when you are in and you say You are out, which shall eonie fine, obedience ae truthfienise" Children tory 1 FOR FLETCHER'S 'Fine Pastries ands-Bake'sliop Delicacies Fresh from our ovens many tunes a day.•• Just give us a trial foe your Pastry or Bread needs, and you'll be delighted with the quallty. QUALITY GUARANTEED. ++1 A BETTER BAKED BREAD Corteous Salesmen r Prompt Service Phone 184. E. G. SMS" 1. i[7 We deliver Buy Buy Firestone$: Ireston� • D`rill's . BARKER BROS. Service Station 1 ( } Helen 7.avitz 78 'Phone 417 Everett Harris (5) Percy Sbeardown , .... ,, .. , 76.7 1 GODERICH ,- ONTARIO Rathlyn Powell (4) - II, Honors Eunice Sowerby (5) - Laura Johnston 71.13 ' .Tack Salkeld (4) Anna d W hite ``la, ........50.2 Geraldine MeEwen (4) Billiard 50 Tre nklay (1•i}. 50 Bessie McCabe (4) Below GOrr•. ranked , Jean Holmes (6) Edward Molder (6) Murray Hetherington (0) (olive Sprung fi .Tack (Bieck (4) Marvin Lannon (5) • - Form 1U1A.--lass Average 624% I 80.51 t I. honors Beulah Sandy Migi• Y • ♦Ky grM Y�yy��yyy , 1t��+�a ♦/��y • /��,y�•a[� . NOVVThis Healthful Food is Served in a New Way. WE have installed ei new Frigidaire toeless Refrigerator and offer you "SILVERWOODS' FAMOUS ICE' CREAM" in just the way you like it -BRICKS, BON BONS, DIXIE CUPS and BULK. Start today to eat and enjoy this "FULL OF VITA- MIN FOOD).-- it's good for adults and nourishing for the children, ,_ .. HANDLED CA EP LL WHERE CLEANLINESS ISPARAMOUNT PARR ' ERICIi G O CER i COD TIM STOKE OF SATISFACTION Telephone 146 We Deliver in towm litre is as floor enamel that wears like steel -one that is unequalled in rich tone and beauty of finish. Strong soaps do not affect it, nor does water spot or discolor it. It' retains a permanently fresh appearance. Luxor Floor Enamel is surprisingly easy to apply. It flows freely; levelling itself out perfectly. p3ri11iant with life. end r1 of extreme durability, this new Canada Paint Product is ideal for alit lcbtda of wood er c•t- mnttett Rocca -.exterior or. Ulterior. Made to sa range et colors to phase the most testi. dilate tastes. 57 PM SALE EY F. R. MILLER 0 000001sse' = goo Fpl • •' ' mpi GODERIC I' --;-- ONTARIO HERE- COME5 IA -net the RNAV': E,a sSTR. rAR R. GREYHOUND GO. ANNU,IALLOOW FARE EXCURSION Gaderich to 4. r 1 and Re':urn THE BTG STEM_, STEAMER GREYHOUND $4.00 - SAFE, SPEEDY, COMFORTABLE $2.50 - Round Trip . WILL LEAVE GODERICH One Way Tuesday, Jame 7th at - 9:30 ae. in. Arriving Port Huron 1,30 p.m., Detroit 5.30 p:ut. Returning leaves Detroit 1 p.10,, Thursday, ,lune 9th • The, only boat trip from Goderieh to Detroit this season, '-Childs ren between 6 and 12, half fare. Visit your Michigan friends: and see big and busy Detroit. A delightful trip over the great internationyal highway of lakes and rivers. Don't miss it. Last trip Goderieh to Detroit, Friday, June 10th, at 9.30 'a.m. Come and enjoy the fun MOONLIGHT .OUT OF GODERICH Under Auspices of Women's .Hospital Auxiliary. MONDAY, JUNE Gtb, AT 8.30 p.m, - - - FINZEL'S ORCHESTRA for dancing in steamer's big new ball roost Three hours on beautiful Lake Huron for 50e. Children 25c. ' • The Old True Saying A PENNY SAVED I5 A PENNY MADE We Can Save You Dollars We House property, have a quantity of Coal stored on the Ocean aand 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 doe' at. ...$15.25 per ton, delivered ARE YOU DOING ANY BUILDING? We are offering the material cut of the Ocean House sat the, following wing prices: HEMLOCK -2 x 4, ax 5,2x8,2x10,and 2x12, °,which is as good as new, for... $35.00 per 1,000 feet Lath, at • .30e per bunch Pine Lumber Doors and Door Eratnes, Windows and Window Ergines for equally as good values. For Hardware, Paint and Oils, Plumbing and Heating, get our prices CHAS. C. LEE The Hardware at the Wharf SHIP CHIIIrIb1„Illk PL.I.JN1$I$Q And HEA'I'IN(pi Electric Wiring. Stare 'Phone 22. Hattie 'Phew. 112. r 1 iki