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BUSINESS ENVELOPES
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PBELL'S DRUG STORE
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Sweagidat. was able it r.ar
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A tumisr Irma tare shimmied *
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ea Temeday evemad mew visit the p app ;til 010
ti. times Wad ¢ria,
_Tbayti is artists to plea, Xi.iia and
aka
a.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey raw and
little daughter, Donna. visited with
Mrs. Fisher's sister. Mrs. Wilteas,
iiarrisba, en Sunday. They were se -
eon panted to Walton by Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Fisher. who visited wide Minds
there.
Mrs. McDonald and tittle amt. Ross.
of Peterboro, are on a vial.t to Mrs.
McDonald's parents Mr. and Mrs. Alt
Errington. Mrs. McDonald, who has
been in pour health. we bops wiii,,eoon
improve with the invigorating twee-
.
ses of Lake Huren.
WESTFIELD
Ur. and Mrs. Marvin, McDowell
were St. Helens visitors on Wednes-
day.
Mr. J. L. Stonehouse visited his
BENMILLER Trio” gave a splendid enterteinnnent. brother, Mr. J. Stonehouse, of Duu-
which was very r,nuch enjoyed by all. Bannon, on Sunday.
Rev. A. W. Brown, of Ashfield, wall Although the weather was very un- 1 Miss Hazel Hamilton, of Goderieh, improved since the winner. we have
churches charge Ben of n.leeerands Smith'in s favorable, a large number were un -'visited over the week -end with, her: the Goderich and Owen Sound bus
able t. get inside the church. 'The friend Miss Elale Stonehouse,«
r Hill on Sunday next, Mr. Brown 1* a receipts were over. ;150•' . twice daily each way and two extra
former pastor of Bennuiller. • .. ! Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Crosier and 'trains,
It has been decided by the sroung {,'A ,� Ifamily of Crewe spent Sunday' with Mr. And Mrs. John J. Gorier, of the
Mr and Mrs.' Vtr
beahaat oat .�1M.d .
m
ark,re. Yrs.w mad a• Ms g ..w pryer...ih
gamy lbakar4ie awl family, of tae
MOANeiF Waste. Day via[ti*g r t
Zkla
Mr. Herald Sprang. of Hallett. bad
the salafertsne to let bis talo run
away and was alightly kart.
Mr. Oliver Clark and kis gang of
workmen are makiag little pose -rem
on the good reads owing to the Paan.
Mr. Edward Lawson is peeparinig
for was the mica fails. He is mak-
ing provision to dig a 11.11 at ha resi-
dents.
Mr.is Phillip* was at B.iyi,eki
last S�yi .isle ace tai ed the
Wirt. Mr. ^wntalnas, o! St. Hele as.
who preeened there.
The former part of tins week Mr.'
and Mrs. W r,,Wilaan, of the 7th rot;•
a.ssion ea' Wert Wawanosh, visited
friends in this locality.
The wet Mtettther lately has deleyed
Yarning operations. Ihe orchards at
present are giving good ,promise of a
good supply of fruitthis year.
Campbell.
Our travelling facilities are greatly
, ,
Wm. amp
ppeeoople to enter a team into the Soft- Miss Dorothy Robertson spent the �: Mr. and bro, Alva Mcllowell eves township of Stanley, were in title to
ball League of tie Presbytery..The "holiday et her home. • the proud parents of a baby boY lora calla the
friends and of
renewinghweek.
names of all players must be listed Mrs. Jim. Thompson visited her un- Tuesday,' May 17th. Co ratulatinnsl udnntances.
t before the tilt game 4q
and certified
a cls, Mr. Sas. Snell, over the holiday. ' Mr. and Mrs. R. Stonehouse, of
is payed. Mr. Aubrey Walters is vision" with Goderich, visited the latter's parents,
A 'congregational meeting was held his rents A. Mtn and Mrs. J. N. -Campbell and
last Wednesday, May 1$th, to discuss parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. A, Wal- other friends, over the week -end.
the question of the renovation of the tens•
church. After much discussion it Mr, andeMrs. Westlake and family l The Mission Circle of the Westfield
WAS almost unanimously agreed to visited with Mx and Mrs. Melvin Tyn- United church are having' a, supper
brick veneer the church and. add an dail on Sunday .evening. and lecture on the 9th of June, in the
Westfield United chnrth. The lecture
addition to the rear (north) 'end. i Mrs. Will" Clayton, of Putman, is is entitled. "Scraps," and is to be giv-
Mr. Ernest Pfrinimer was wafer- spendinga few days with her pars on by the Rev: Donnelly. of. Stratford.
tunate to have an accident on IVI day enMr, and Mrs. J. Treble. Everybody will be made welcome.
m1orning. His team became frighten. Mrs. Melvin Tyndall visited with
ed and °went down into the, tail race her parents, Mr. and Airs. M1Hard ,
of the woollen nulls: Mr. Pfrimmer in Goderieli on Monday. y - v Jefffer Tell necupy the
jumped off and saved himself frons ; Rev.'. S. Sunday
will p.m. the
oing with the Riad down into .the Mr, Will Wilson
a d ,Arthur Clad:, pulpit next Sunday at pli.m. Sun -
going
Taco. The horses were little the vera n London on Mo daMr.y. mds Stolal , daT school at 2 o m,
worse, but about 1400 pounds of .Hour' I The W. M: S. d Union fte r o stet
was lost. A'number from here attended the last week on Wednesday afternoon at
! supper and entertainment at Nile on the home of Mrs» ' Richard Porter:
tea meeting Ladies?
dies?oAid 2 d.thelr annum Tuesday evening and report a good : m , rind we, Fdgar Amy and iihr.
pp supper and excellent entertainment. and bits. Will MaeICenzie, rr•-
was served in the baselnent of thew; B .
Mr. Hardy a d was inStratford
schoolhouse and the entertainment in y font. motored up and visited with re -
schoolhouse
the church, The "Sunbeam Concert •on Sunday seeipg_ him sister -,in-law,. Wives over the week -end. '
who hail. been very ill in the Stratford The Ladies' Aid of Zion church.
Taylor's Corners. •intend haiding their
regular monthly meeting in the
church on'June 1st at 2 o'clock.
I Last SundayRev. , H. E. Kennedy,
of Bayfield, occupied the pulpit, .at
[Union ehurh in the interest of the
. ATain+euance and Extension Fund of
tli' United church.
'The best._ wishes of the community
i
ere extended to Mr. Ed. Sowerby and
his bride. formerly' Miss Cherintte
Dougherty. : of Shepnerdton. Ail., loin
in 'welcoming.• Mrs. Sowerby into our
midst and wishing the toung couple a,
long and happy wedded life,
AUBURN.
'
r Our'public school :children enjoyed
Coder ch centennial
July 31 ��-Aug. 6� � 927
-N'n cc1ebr tint e• ec- pleteewithcut-st-pyrotea%e display
and the Centennial Committee is • making arrangements with
the well-knowni Hard Company, of Hamilton, for the supply
cf Fi ewcrkt for celebration week. "Pee main display Nall by
the ccncivaing feautr'e . of the ,iatt'. o on. Friday night,
August 5tb, and will. undoubteedly botfte eves'` r.:agnificeat.
•,
i district.
O iia ever seen i 3 this t
exhibition of A=ir w rd
cxln a '.
a holiday last Tuesday:
i . Mr::: Chas. Elliott. of 'Dungannon,
evisited the -village this -week.
1 Last Tucerdav Slur mail earriei s en -
1 joyed. one of their yearly -holidays.
I . Mass Miv Fere'uson, of ` Clinton
heent the 24th under the paternal roof
i y The fernier part of the ' week Mr.
Gracie, - Toronto, is
;George C Ac a of h
parents here.,
I
Rev. B. Gracie will preach
s The Re . R.G a ie ii pi Sab-
bath
, c,
•his farewell sermon here nett Sab-
bath morning:•
Mr. A, J. Ferguson is abreast of the
The Rev. Mr. Durant, of Sarnia.
took charge of the services in the
United church here last Sabbath, the
Rev.. W. R. Alp taking the services in
Londesborough and Burns chute!),
Hullett.,.
The tea and sale of home•nnade'
baking that the ladies of the Baptist
congregation put on last Saturday •.._
Afternoon was a splendid succeee. the
„ace -ds 17eing $55,-whie`i will. help " were laid by A. G.
to Add to the amount which is being ple's Organization cert followed a hot supper, which 1500 Dreanns of the future dependupon
collected- for shingling the shed ,ttedd, et • l:,xeter, M. L. A. for South attended. staying awake.
FINE LINENS
ARE ALWAYS APPRECIATED
We have been very f-xtunate in securing a line of
Fancy Linens, something en .ireiy new and
different, and in our opinion the quality
and price is much superior to any-
thing we have,seen.
You are cordially invited to come and judge
for yourself. They consist of:
5 -Piece Lunch Sets
13J' ece .Lunch Sets
36 -in. and 54 -lin. Cloths and Fane, ,..Towels
THIS -1IS WORK iS ALL HANDMADE
e also have a fine selection of Table Linens
WATCH FOR OUR SATURDAY WINDOW DISPLAY
THE
PH°N:F EI BEHB�l S I ORE
Three PO/tit tape . mica
The three point t*eth44 of This protects both the crank -
motor suspension was first case and crankshaft from dis-
used by Ford, and has been tortion, apd minimizes the
a feature of the Model. T possibility of undue wear due
.power pliant fore.ghteenyears, to misalignment of engine
The two rear supporting bearings. The three-point
brackets of the engine are principle is used throughout
fastened to the frame, while the car, including front and
the front bearing or trunion, is • rear axles, and contributes
designed to allow sufficient materially to that quality of
movement to compensate for service which veteran Ford
any twisting of the frame owners have come• to know 441,
caused by road irregularities. so well,
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CARS - TRUCKS TRACTORS
MacEWAN 8rENTEBBUTT
PRODUCTS OF TRADITIONAL QUA I. I T Y
Liu
On Friday eveningof this week the 1[uron,and H Houston of Exeter, ie- « ,r
s ective y. Yes, l swab .am, replied Miranda. Faith and money are good only se
no onterfftnDinnentie titled i1Hiao['ne pIn addition to those mentaoned,,ad- • 'As long as the I,awcl takes 'ern, rlrt
long as theyInuld out.
ele's Niece." under the auspices of the dresses were Riven by the follrepro-
Presbyterian church. Between : the Rev: J. W Ilibbert, of London, repro- s
Heti Mr. linrve l lllcare and others wonting tRev. D. C. MacGregor, peed- i
will tako pact Ail are invited and dent of the London Conference;• Re.
a )rood time is ed Lined. J. Ali Mains, of Walton; Rev.D. R
Those interested in baseball )lad a. Williams and Rev. A. M. Giant, .both
Mr.of
meeting in the village last Wednesday of Crediton,ord, and . Drysdale,
sda Iltsu E
evening. They organized for the and Mr. Diysdalc, of lase- .
^sella with tit fal)nwing odiee :s :te The Sunset Male Quartet, of Lon- .
President;
N°18011 Hill: secretary- don, rendered appropriate selections
treasurer, Eldon Stoltz; manager, during the service, while in the even-
To n Cowan; s" t t manager, '1-
h o n, as, is an m nutter, Wi u setConcert (tom lata of�
Ilam Craig; captain; Fred Cook, and Ling the S n 1 y, i
other overs, London, provided an excellent aro•
•
acd
(Frons another' cnr�respondent) thegram'shedto ofan thataudience now cfiiireh.which Thra+ckeon, :
Mrs H Erratt of Varna wits the • -
guest of lifrs.. C. M. Straughan last •- -- —�
Sunday.
Mrs, H. Beadle and little • son, t.f
Detroit. are visiting relatives in this
locality ,
Miss 1: Arnot edas ati guest over the
weep -end at the home of Mr.• 0. a
Erratt.. •
Tile ten. ard :sale of baking held in
the Baptist church last Saturday was
quite a success:
Mr. one Mrs. Gordon Ta):inr •and
ete, e e --M •s:-'iV'e'lson Hilt motored to.
'Detroit . on Sunday. • ' -
A baby irirl arrived at the .hour! of -
Mr. Jos. Milfee one day recently! ;rand
was quite welcome.
Rev Mr.. Durrant, . of . Varna, occu
vied the nulnit of Knox United
n hireh an Sunday v last.
' eve are'sorryto. hear of 'the ilbre;s
caddies Clnra Schultz.. and hope soon
to. hear of her re overt'.
• Mr. and Mrs. 0 '•lark' aiui Mr,
and, Mrs. T. Anderson. of Ctn'lerieh.
'aPsd qn Aubu• rn friends on .$undny
pv•:•7n1.••t " .:nil'vier,r• Will ' •hn held
in R'mu United church on Thursday
agring,' Wier -Mr.' l,. Grohs• will.
'real:.
'ti... oral 111„c. M1tnn Plunkett and
ravine hair returned ° beetle afteree eidler r fry,' cii;t s visiting' at the
rtaterrol hams. .
Tl' ^ + .. a r.•:,"d of Pin unci week
'save given the serve •cerainc .Awl pas
+0,,,q ,.. ••rl c*..rt. As the hired Mini
Ors, "More rain snot" rest,”
The county road men have been
busy gravelling north .of the vdtlate
' ',t present. 'We neieenatulate Mr. O.
Lawson n1 tit•• ex''llr+nt eondit,on of
his share of the county system... -
The annual meeting, of the Wrn-
'•n's Inst+tut=• was held at the Anon. of
Mrs. .T, C...Stoltz last Tuesdnv. The
old ofeers,vvere all re-elected for the
, incoming year. A provincial speaker
will address the next e.et n t in the
hall on June 9th,
Like a Grip at. thee throat—For a
•diseas» that. is not classed as. fatal'
there is. reelable, none Whiche causes
more terrible' suffering...than asthma..
Sleep is ` 3nnpossible, the sufferer be.
-nares exhausted and finally, though
'he attnek emeses, is left in in:reun;ng
dread of its return. Dr. J, D. kelt'
rogg's Asinine Remedy is a wonder-
fel reiiredinl agent. It . immediately
restricted air passage. a;,
'�ouelievessandsrite canrestrtestify. It is sold let
dealers. everywhere.
CORNER: STONE LAYING AT
GRAND BEND
Rev. C. E. Clarke, pastor' of North
street United ehurc:r, Goderich, as
president of Huron Presbytery, Was
in charge of the ceremony of the ow -
1 net stone laying of the new Grand
I Bend United church on Tuesday
afternoon in the presence of• about
1:i000 persons. Unfortunately illness
,nrevented the nester of the church,
I Rev. J, M. ('oiling, from being pets -
lent.
Rev. S. A. Carrier, for 40 years
1 minister of the Presbyterian church
, ut the Bend. same from Toronto, tic-
1ampanied by his .wife, and laid the
.orncr stone on behalf of the Ladies'
Aid. 'Thos. McMillan, of Seaforth,
M. P. for South Muren, laid a sec nil
benne for the trustees, while stones
for the Sunday school and young neo -
}
We have cc.New
FRIGIDAIRE 'ICE.
CREAM CABINET
to serve you with
. ILVERWOQ.l _'S..
ICE-CREAM
l'GE �R
ChokeCut Flowers, _ Wedding
Bunches, Floral 'Work, etc.
on short notice.
GEO STEWART, Florist
Picone JOS Bruce St.
It's in perfect condition
always. Try it.
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Eggs for Hatching 1
E,glish-American I
Single -Comb 1'tihitea L gli rna
75c a setting ;
also Agents for the'Model In-
cubator, made in Toronto, one
of the hest incubators on the
-market.
GEO.: E. GREENSLADE,
Hayfield P.; 0.
Tel. 002. r 12,
Goderich. -
The, West Street
Electrical &hop
'�iUec good
Electrical Appliances
Fixtures, etc.
We Specialise in
Wirin of All Kinds
Estitates given on..
Lim- tion
All Work Cuaoanteed
Frank McArthur
Phone 82 - West Street
yodel `theatre
WEEK of MAY. 30 TO JUNE
MONDAY and. TUESDAY
JOHNNY I1TNES
in Ids first eppearanre since the days
of "Torehy. " A fast stepping pictenre
wits b:ureln of fun
e' . 'STEPPING ALONG"
Itt�ltI1"'�
KIDNEY
PILLS
PATHE COMEDY
"II.tYFOOT STRA\%t'OO'1"'
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
JA'K 110LT
in a Zane Grey picture makes r were
re
Item combination that ea'nnot be beat.
en. Action and adventure in
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('tftlSTIE COMEDY
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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RALPH IN('E and GEO. OIIARA
in pr>sitively the ;neatest sire us tri'.
'tie ever made. You will get all of
the thrills of cereus day by seeing
"11100E R THAN BARNEM':s"
THE ADVENTURES OF MAZ1f'.a
"TEA POR 'C(N)ifl0`1"•
Matinee fiat. at t pan.
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We are Agents for
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PERFECTION
OIL STOVE
lir 1p -i<n-wand-• see---the:l ew
Stoves. Turn in tiie old
Stove fora new t1ne.
This is your Store. l..nn it.
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HAROLD BL CKSTORE D
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FURNITURE EXCHANGE
On the Broadway of Goderich
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Sem t- o(vay Coke
Lowest `Prices Now
There is no other Coke
like it
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The Dean Coal Co.
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"Perfect Bread"
Wrapped or Unwrapped
that • nice, nutty brown that
appeals to both eye and palate.
Buy a Loaf of Perfect Breed
and Taste the difference.
Try Our Whole ,Wheat Bread
and Fruit Bread. .:
E. U. CLEVELAND, Baker
PHONE 114 WEST STREET
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