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Toilet Articles of Distiaclion
We always carry a well assorted stock of *se Loading
baa, Aaassaurasa and Fronds maims--
FACE M POWDERS
CREAMS
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TOILET WATERS RATH
The Isalo to of oapr Laai m? Mh,ss' ai4 Coos also* less etisarsal out but
*raw to nuke room for owe aaew UMW' GO41011, noir wsr ass ed.rI. all Besse Cents at
remarkably low prices. This is a rest e4s111011 +twlaaam asst as Taal 'dabs Coot IAt a wry low,
price.
Ladies' and Misses'
Summer hats
We are offering cur Ladies' and Misses'
Sumter Hats at very low prices. This is your
opportunity of saving money when buying
your new Summer Hat. We invite you to
come in and see them.
New Summer Dresses
A new ship' moist of Ladies' Summer Dresses
just received. They are an*de of beautiful
materials and Hee stylus are as* newest. Come
in and see: these, as they ars sure to please you.
MEN'S ,S TRA W HATS
We have * fine range of Men's New Straw Hats a the sieason's newest shapes.
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issriiIG PEOPLE OP HURONClinton« itev. Father Dineen St. NILE
COUNTY PLACE PIANO �C.alumbiin; fames st. United church,.
IN COUNTY HOME Exeter; London Road IJ.I~.W.O.; Mr.
On Tuesda evening of last weak a 'and Mrs. Jacobs, Clinton; Mr. end
�' Mrs. Thos. Willis; Centralia; Y. P.
piano was installed in the Huron Society, Ba tint church, Clinton;. Miss
County Home at Clinton as a result" Ida Link, Brantford; mese Nelson
pf the effortsof the Young People's Baker, Centralist; Rev. T. J. Snowdon,
Societies of the County. During then Miss Mary Walls, Mr. and. Mrs. R. B.
fall an organization mooting was held Carter, Mr. A. T. Cooper,Mr. N. W.
in Clinton and those present :eleeted Trewartha, Mr. H. Bartliff, Mr. H.
Miss E. R. Carter to act as president Joyner, Mrs.. J. Gandier, Miss K.
for the orgalnization and Mute J. E. Sheppard, Mr. John Sheppard, Mr.A.
Jll!ab b,i a $ secretary -treasurer. O. Pattison, Clinton.
Throughout rtho winter these two Special thanks are extended by the
:young ladies, *ad several others, have committee to Mrs. Aiken, Ba tieit
been quietly, working and last week church, typing letters; Mr. Ned ger,
reached their objective, The piano Wesley -Willis truck; young m,.n who
insta►lied is a beautiful golden osk assisted in trucking the piano to the
Doherty iono with bench to match. Cauhty Home.
An excellent Program was given by The Huron County Organization
the interested societies .at the in:tel- i wish to publicly thank all those who
lotion on 'Tuesday night, The London contributed to the fund and also those
road friends end the Brueefeld young •' who gave so frees oftheir i
,people joined the Clinton young folks' eer,is. y time and
and_all_ apent..a,_tnerry_evening_ Viet,- ie�-following ogranr-war-given
their friends et the home. The piano on Tuesday evening at the Instalhl
was presented by Mies E. it. Carter,' tion of the piano: -Opening hymn' and
on behalf of the organisation, and prayer by Mr, C. S. Hawke;. report
was received by Mrs. Jacobs, who from piano organisation, Miss J.
s ke on behalf of the inmates of the Hobbs; presentation of piano, Miss E.
Home, expressing her thanks and. ape R. carter;. received by Mrs. Jacobs;
preciation for the plane and area ex- musical selection. Mr. and Mrs, M.
tending a hearty invitation'To o the ° Agnew; selection Eby County Home
youngpeople to visit the. Hama at' ohoir: piano solo, Miss Edna Elliott;
any time. It is to be hoped that the spee,•1i Mr. Geo. Elliott; solo, "The
piano will prove to be a great pleas- Minstrel Boy,", by Mr. Murrayr(blind
pre and benefit to the Home and that `boy at the Home); saxaphone solo,
is n,ay never long be idle there. IMr. Agnew, accompanied by Mrs,
The following organization, and in. Agnew at piano; solo, Miss G. Evans,
rlividuida were contributors to the "Just a Cottage Small by a Water -
Huron County Piano Wand: Yount; fall;" instrumental, "Hand saw," Mr.
People of Ont. M. chur,h, Clinton; Norman Lloyd; piano solo, Miss Irene
Wesley -Willis League, Clinton; Cavan Swinbank; violin selection, Les. Pear -
Inv* xhurch, Exeter; ' ounR ton's orchestra; "God Save the King,
People's a 8dc iety. Brucelkld, C. G. I. T. benediction, Rev. C. J. Moorhouse.
North Et. United church. Goderich ; Refreshments were served to the
Vresafarttt���ounnn Catholic cburchi friends at the Home.,
ermeil IJnitea church; It/Ingham
Boman (''.athnlie church; Sesfortth I 'h,«ise mothers who ktrciry th6 vir-
ralted church' . Young Feople So- toes of Mother Graves Worm Pieter-
eiatty, Barfield; 'l'inarliate Baptist minator always have it at hand, be -
Young People,; Rev. Father Gaffney, cause it prfoveys Its value.
Goderich centennial
July 31st -Aug. 6th, 1927
For tie* Historical `Pageant to be given in connection with
the Centennial, the assistance of several hundred of the locos
peopia»mon, women, boys and gins --is required. ` Will those'
who atm willing to take part, plume hand their names and ad.
dream to Dr. Gallo% Chairman of the Pageant Committee, at
an may dale ? No spm will be required of 'thoa eau g;
their port will be to maks up groups, choruses, etc., in costume,
(which will hs supplied). `
Mr. Isaac Curry eft on Monday
morning by C. i . R. from McGaw eta-
. tion. Ile is going to Montreal to see
his brother, George D. Currey, and
stay about two weeks with him be-
fore he returns. •
Mr.. Jas. Moreland is improving
nicely after his accident. We hos to
see him around again in a couple of
weeks or so, as he is very much mis-
sed. both in the Sunday school and
the church choir.
The L. O. L. will meet next Mon-
day night, June 13th, instead of the
Oth,the change ban e
havingto ,
B be Intik
on account ,of many of the members
taking in the moonlight excursion. It
Is expected that the Grand Organizer,
Bro. Goose, and the County Master,
Oro. Smith, will. be "present, Visiting
brethren are cordially -`invited.. The
lee 0. L. has ordered .a new banner.
for the Twelfth of July parade at
.
On account' of the absence of the
pastor, Mr. White, at the Conference,
the service last Sunday evening waa
in charge of the W. M. ,S«, Mrs. Crow
r
of Lucknow, being the speaker.., There
was a good attendance et the services.
Mrs. Crow told of conditions' in the
West, where they are in need of more i.
missionaries, .over 100,000 having no
religious services of any kind and
large tracts of country with only a
few serviceseach year,
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The Goderich township Hospital
Auxiliary will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. E. Whitely, Huron : road, on
Thursday, June 16th, at 2:30 p.m. A
m
FAST
went over to
on Tuesday' on the Greyhound.
Miss Beatrice McQuiilin, of St. Hel-
ens *pent Monday with rel t' h
large attendance is desired as there fs
important business to be' discussed.....
BELS
Mr. Will Alton Detroit
The above is the design which MR. C. C. Lee, proprietor elf Hotel Sun-
set, is using this season on much the greater pert of the envelopes which
carry his booklet through the mails. The drawing is by Mr. Thos. Peitch-
ard, of Goderich, and represents the progress of a centaary in hotel accom-
modation in Goderich. Very early in Goderich'a history we read of a
hotel being located only a block or so north of the site of Ae modern Hotel
Sunset. This hotel was built on the lake bank no daunt in the belief that
the railway when it eves to be built to Goderich was to enter along the
lake shore from the south, with a station at the harbor, as is shown on.
early plana of the town, The ox -cart which is shown drawls up in front of
the old hotel• In the lower picture is now replaced by the classy automobile
of the summer tourist who makes the splendidly modern Hotel Sunset his
residence while visiting in Goderich. Mr. Lee has had considerable work
dome in the hotel for this seasoner The mirror and woodwork which formed
the beck'tif the bar in the Ocean House (now torn down), has been added
to the Adornment of the rotunda of Hotel Sunset with good effect, Mr. Lee
hashad
the top tint of the hotel entirely redecorated, and the downstairs
wing also has been redecorated. He has changed the lighting system and
Installed some new lighting fixtures. Old ruga. of the hotel have been made
up into beautiful new runners by the Dominion Itug Company of Brantford.
This year Mr. Lee issued 6,000 copies of hi.,.booklet, and it is worth'not-
ing that almost the whole book is about the( beauties and attractions of
Goderich, only enough. matter about Hotel Sunset to give the fates and
accommodations which the hotel has to offer, and the effect Is thus to Ret.
the prospective visitor "sold" on Goderich first. That Mr. Lee is. reaping
in -increased bookings at the hotel from year to year is gratifying and this.
year he states teat he is getting more bookings, and for longer terms
than usual,, so early.in the season.
Mr. James Agar, a day recently. ston, are all driving new Chrysler
Mrs. David Hackett and Mr. and Gars.. ,
Mrs. James Ifeckett and Wilfred'at- • Mr. and Mrs, Joe Carter and Maz-
tended the'funeral _of their aunt, the ter Reg, of Port Elgin, spent a few
late Mrs, Adam. Thompson, who died days last week with the former's par -
in Winnipeg and was buried Friday 'lists, Mr, and Mrs.' Jae* Carter,
afternoon In Maitland cemetery, God. Two cars collided on the gravel
erich, . road just east of tete village on Sun•
"' .. day evening, but no one was serious
LEEN ly hurt, although the ears were some-
Miss Josephine. Chisholm visited what damaged•.
friends in Stratford hitt week, • . 'e%. W. It. P. w.lho has been at -
Teddy Lynn, of Detroit, is visiting tending the United Conference in !.
his aunt, Mrs. John Chiholnt, at pros- London, was home for hie own work'.
end . , on' Sunday. but returned to' London
«againQn Monday. He will be home
James and Robert .Foley, of Gode- on Tuesday again, as the Conference
rich. spent Sunday With their moth- is expected to- close on . Tuesday at
er, Mrs. Foley. seen.
Will' Chisholm and Hamilton Chit -1 The :community.. as deeply affect -
ton'
went down to Detroit this week' ed on Tuesdaymorningwhen
on the Greyhound, they
y ' i heard of the death of Ur. John :,rib-
Mrs, Archie Horton and Miss` Grace,,, ur. He was found about...: eleven.
of--Goderielr hospital, -tool( eii a ex- o cloek. in t'he yard at Mr.'Elmer Rob-
cursion to Detroit. ertson's, haying been'killed by' an an -
Mies Rays came up on the Steamer gzy bull. Mr. Robertson Wats away
Greyhound from Detroit to visit Mr. from home at the time. Mr. Arthur,
and if Oliver Cook. who was very highly respected by
Miss Helen platettet,went dawn to, everyone, leaves a widow and family'
of five small children. His passing
Detroit on the steamer ;Greyhouhid on ,leaves a ,vacancy that. will 'be heed' to
tors
Tuesday visit hlenorothers and-is-ydll, as -he wax of,a kindly, thoughtful
Miss Rlerle Tlor n,' •nature, and ever teeny tin lend,aa hand
' "c' s'itg er o'f in case :of sici nese or need. The'
Mr. Arehie `Horton, was married in sympathy, of the community is extoud-
Toronto on Saturday last. to Mr. ed to the sorrowing ones.
Charles Walton. Congratulations!
Mr. Rod. Bogie is home at present. 1 Thom-
as' Burns and Scalds.—Dr. Thonm-
He has been ,in the hospital in Chico- Eclectric Oil will take ;the lire out
go for several weeks. His many` SIA d ,ibn ,or calld. It that d;. be
friends are pleased to see him looking be et -enable : any' time. "There is
sa well,
Much sympathy ''to preparation. required.. Just apply
is felt for Mrs: tee .oil to the burn, or scald and the
Bennett and .family in the death of pain will abate and Lire a short time
their daughter and sister, Mrs. 11ii1- tease altogether.
lion. of Detroit. She• leaves e. sur- -
rowing husband' and two ,mall chit- SCHOOL FAIR.DATES, 1927
dren. . Hensall—•Sent. 8
i . a ivies ere. 1
Mr. James Cook is busy these days
building chimneys around Paramount: 1
Mr. Alen. Hackett attended the
county council in Goderich held there
this week,
Mrs. Fred Topp, of Toronto, spent
the week -end with her sister, Mrs.
James Cook.
1 Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Hackett, of De-
. troit, made a short visit to Mr. James
Hackett's last week.
Mr, and .Mrs, Herb Alton, Oth con.
West Wawanash, spent Monday after-
noon at Mr. D. E. AIton's,
Mrs. Sam Morrison, • from near
Whitechurch, spent Friday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. IC« Alton.
Belfast was well represented in
Goderich on Monday night to meet the
Greyhound and enjoy the excursion.
" Messrs. Wilfred and Caswell and
Miss Millicent Hackett motored over
to Detroit on Saturday, returning
Monday on the Greyhound.
Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and
son, Dynes, attended the marriage of
Mr. Floyd Campbell and Miss Olive
Helm, of Zion, last Wednesday.
Miss Mary Phillips tante up from
Gorrie and spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs, Thos. Ferguson.
Mrs. Brown, who was formerly Miss
Alma Agar, visited with her uncle,
THE WORLDS MAGI
DUNLOP OFFICIAL SERVICE DEPOTS
DeakopOilleial Service Depots Mi wilt & Tebbett, Goderich
lima Motor Salm Godert& 1.1!. Jokastaa, Amber*
(George Johnston, Prop.) Godeiich W. M. %eettair , Hayfield
• mow: e- , Zurich—Sept..9
ALN • Fordwielh—Sept. it
Mr. William Stuart shipped a car. Wroxeter :Sept. 13
oad of lumber this week. Ethel --Sept. 14
Mr. William Roberton, of the vil- Walton—Sent. 15
age, is on a visit to Detroit. Beigrave--Sept. 16
Last Wednesday the Orange Order Varna --Sept. .1J
had a district eneeting in the village.
Mr. Laidiava, of Morris, wet the
guest of his brother in the village last
Tuesday
Goderich Tp. Septa 20
Colborne Tp.—Sept. 21
Ashfiele Tp.—Sept. 22
St. Helens—Sept. 23
Mr. (:has. Asquith .and family mat -1 .Winchel.ea—,Sept. 26
Blyth. -sept. 28
ored to London the former part of i Crediton—Sept, ee
the week. Grand Bend—Sept. 30
Mr. Ephraim. Bali, of Toronto, was , Dashwood—Oct. 3
a visitor in the village - the earlier Clinton Town—Oct. 4
pert of the week. I Clinton Rural-.-Oot. 5
he services in Knox Presbyterian GIVING THE COUNTER SIGN
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Mr. Joseph .Scott and family,. of tells in a "lodgeiral" manner the cor-
rect method of entering his sanctum
oronto, are the guests of his father end attaining his good graces. Y"Par-
n the village at present... ties wishing to enter the printing of-
The baseball game here Inst Friday lice at thus time of the year should
inning between Exeter and Auburn ohserve the following rules and regu-
resulted in 4 to 0 in favor of Exeter. lotions: Advance to the inner door
The . beechall game, which was to and give three distinct raps. The
ave taken place here between Aub- "devil" will attend your alarm. You
rn and Seeforth on Tuesday, was give him your name, post oifiee ad-
alled off. dress and number of years you .are '
The `Orangemen here have arrange owing for the paper. He will admit
ed.to have a picnic on the Maitland you. You will advance to the centre
atm on the 15th inst. A good time of the room, address the editor with
s expeeted. ,the following countersigns: Extend
Mrs. Thos. Anderson, of Goderich, the right hand about two feet teem
pent the former part of the week the body with the thumb and inden
isiting friends and calling on former Anger d e $Ia dill, which deo
acqutintanets* into the extended hand of the editor,
at the same time saying; "Were yon
On 'Tuesday evening cars innum- looking for me?" The editor will
xbl er;sath ;sassed
the ovillage to say, "You bet." After giving him the i
1 news you will be permitted to retire f.
he moonlight excursion. ' with a receipt.
On Monday the Farmers' Club ship- --^---
ed a carload of hags to 'Toronto. Report of ling Shipments for
)n Tuesday Mr. 'Watson,( of lliyth,
Week Ending June 2, 19:7
hipped a ear to the same •lestina, ' Auburn -Total hogs, 50; select ba -
ion, i eon. 20; thick smooth, 27; shop hogs,
Mrs. Donald Patersan is at present 0. Huron ('aunty --Total hegs. 1710;1
ith her daughter, Mrs. Anderson, af- select bacon, 481; thick smooth, 843; s
• intending ending the winter with her heavies. ten extra !heavies, 5; shop
aughter, Mrs. Shackleton, in Teron- hi. ?,; 1.gh' and feeders,, 28.
`�. (' hewing Ygum improves the teeth ;
There is to be a community dance and whenyou step on it, the yocabul-
n the Foresters' hall on Friday even- try.
ng. The proceeds are to be applied r -
o the expense in connection with the
drool reuninn.
Miss Websh, our village to*cher,
ad rather an unpleaserit experience.
'n returning from her home in Rip,
ey. She had a collisinat with another
ar. The car was alightly damaged.
(From another enrreepnndent)
Mr. H. Mogritige ha* purchased a
ew Chevrolet ardan caf •
1)r. Milne. as health inep.eector, ;rend
a visit to our school last Monday.
Mies Janet Alp, D teeemese. ie at
riement the guest of her brother, Rev.
V. R. Alp.
A batty girl arrived at the house. of
Mr, and slum. Hart Marsh on Sentlay
last. W. hope she has rate. to stay.
We ,tetter Worn Gee. Million,
was. Tann. F. Joan seat 'wars John -
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TAXES, 1927
First Installment, Due June 15th, with two per cent. p
off, if ' paid by that date. If: not paid by July °
Q 1st a penalty of 5 per cent. will be added.
o Three per cent. off second installment if paid by
June 15th. ;
Don't Forget -Send in your cheque now and save c
O the discount.
o IL T. EDWARDS,
Tax Colleder.
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