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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES IN
- Ladies' and Misses' Coats, Dresses,
and Hats
In order to make room for new Summer goods we are offering the
following special values in Coats, Dresses and Millinery. You cannot afford
_ to overlook the values offered.
• Coats" •
• Ladies' and Misses' Tricotine
Coats, in navy, black, fawn, blue and
green. This season's styles. Regu-
lar values up to $25. Special at
$17.50
Ladies' and Misses' Tweed Coats
in the season's newest shades. Reg.
prices $14.50 and $18.50. • Reduced
to
$9.00 and $1350
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Dresses-, -
Ladies' silk crepe and georgette
Summer Dresses in light and dark
shades, short and long sleeves. Reg.
$1,5 and $16.50. Clearing .at
$7.95
‘Mi linerye,
Ladies' and Misses' Hats, all this
season's styles and shades, Regular
$5, $5,80 and $6.50. Now selling at
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A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE PHONE 418
blAITLAND GOLF OPMING
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'Winners of the Various Contests on
• 'Opening, Day. May 24th
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Tae oilicisl opening of the Maitland
Golf Club for the season woo held on
FridaY last, the 24th of May. The
day was a very pleasant one ond
there were a large number of mere -
'hers and visitors on hand to take Part
in the various eontests or in private
game. The caterer s served luncheon
and during the afternoon tea was
provided by the ladies. In the men's
nine -hale competition there were
three ties for first place, UM. D. C.
ItStiDovraid, Dr. Newton Brady and
Harold C. Williams. and in the play
of first honors went to Mr. AreDer.
raid. The tore was 27. In the lad-
les' competitions there were several
- ties, two. for third the nine -hole
ComPetition 471d four in the putting
tonmetition, llho' prize winners were
as „follows
Ladies' 9 Hole 'Competition
1st. Mrs. Jas. Donaldson
2nd, Ansa v. E. Williams
,grtl, Antis Olive Alien
1rd Miss Catharine Bays
Men's 9 Hale Copmetatiori*
1st. Rev. It. AreDenuid
ild, Dr. Newton Brady
rattl, H. C. 1 Moine •
40, Charles after 4 '
4th, Chas. A. Reid .
5th, Geo. Amer
1.41410,e• Putting Competition
1st. Mrd. R. E. Nnitel
2nd, Mrs, Us. DfrtialdS011
:rd. Mrs. V. Daniel*
ard. .1rfrs. 4P., IL Mitchell '
fird. ,mrs. W. Saunders
ffrd. Asti Cetllarine BIlYs
9 110e%! Ball Atixed roursome t
st, Miss::Catharitie Ifays and Geo.
Jenner. -
2nd, Mee: E. 1). Brown and G. L.
-tird,W.S. Mitchell and W. F.
Saunders
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THE GODERICII STAR
ON4T4A)rit16AF:GaRtICAIIIRX,it Grace Jowett, of Lona" visaed
as' FARMERS* WEEK AT TH
E BAYFTELD
gram than usual in conneesion with here. e Rl
exal, D
rug Store
a her narenti here over toe holioasa
Fatsyning is set for a larger at4 :.4ws kiln& MahatY. ef TotoMea
, tetidaare Alla a more interestiog pro. spent the meek -end with her siarents)
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THURSDAY, MAY 30rh, 1S*40
tae annual visit ef the form folks of ."AZr RaSa principal of eur public
Ontatia t, the Ontatio Agrieultural school, spent the week -end at !as Always carries a completenline of
vo..pge,11101110 3n viroxeter.
The College has just started on a Miss Nora Ferguson returned home
big orogiiiii.9Zexpension eon 'Sian be on Friday last after spending
mare worth while visaing than ever. winter in London.
Speras.1 features of interest are being" Ms Jean' Wooder, of Galt, spent
cud Dr. toristie„ toe new the holidays with her parents, I
and energetic eresideet, is anxious to and Mrs. Woods,
meet as asany rats -sere and farm fatri.1 Miss Annie Elliott, of Toronto, WitS
slits C15 can possibly tiew a day off to'a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Fraser, over
visit the C311ege and F,xperiniental the holiday here. •
arra at this time. Rev. L M. Cale, pester of St. An -
Special days have been designated drew's United church, is attending T'‘
family not oble to make the trip on Arr. and Mrs. Ford Ring and Miss
for the different counties, but any the Conference in London this • week. ipes and Tobaccos
the day designated for their county Proctor, of Toronto. SPethe week-
a an Films
tae olaer uiys neve is the UsI A large number of the summer •
as arranged cottages were inhabited by their
Drugs
Patent Medicines
Toilet Articles
Chocolates
will be entire! welcome. on any ono1 end with Mr. and-Irrs. Geo. Xing
gin,N
Alonday, orfolk, ilatdimand, We*Time 17th-EsseX, Rent, antEl., owners with families over the hell -
Tuesday, June Ifithaelialton Waters:ter of Toronto t th and Developing -Prompt Delivery
Lincoln, Wentworth. 1 Air. Jas. Cameron, son and dangle. ., • Printing
lldday.
loo. Dufferin, Perth, Hurons Grey, 1 with M. jno.' Cameron in the vil.
IlePollock in the viI. Ne. 1'
Block' •
Counties. loge. ..1
Thursday, June 20thealifiddieeqx, Ox. Miss Elva Dom, of T.oronto, sT, . ."
ford, Wellington, Victoria, .Peteas spent the weekend with her parents.
borough, Lanark, Muskoka? ' Mr. and Mrs. David • Frank ThoDewar, in the
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tario feemer ebouid• keep ' in elose wife, of London, were visitors in the
. and we together may live as jeeus African Bush." After singing tynU
lived." Ilymn 404 was sung and rho 11a Mrs..Gale told an Africari pIctu
- in the BritishIt,
which was also very impressive.
The Ontario Agricultural College village. .
N the greatest institution of its kind „Arr. Wm. Balkwill and three elda.
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- touch with the work that is being village over the .week.end. devotional exercises were taken as story
Empire, and every On; dren and Mr. mson end
s make g•persotii.lrvisit. ' . ' - - - elailithter, "of Port Elgin, ' spent` tin;
Mr. and Mr. Hugh Meraren and.' MISSEmma'Sturgeon;'prayer oy pre, irtg alternately. Miss Eva Sturgeon
k 10:30-27, by. Miss Edith 'Sterner anis decided that each side take the meet-
follaws: Scripture ' reading, Luke Sides were then • ebosen and it Via.ti
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, done there; '' The very test way is to '
2. sident. The minutes of last. meeting closed the meeting witlx prayer.
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. FOr :further infortnation !lite er vsgek-end here vim ayesJosephine Vitra read by,the seeretary, ss veda
DrJ.DIELLOGO3
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REMEDY
ti one Dept. o grien tiro, on. p• Mg' • geo 4
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The Maay•Parpose 011.; -Both .„ in of Saskatchewan, arrived last. _week
sons, that these minutes ,Iles adopted and
Mrs. Sohn Niroisell and two
.ottite'usteosusfeoratindr..sutabolme atsh,esreciaetretgooreits, tsoons,,spenpdartehnetssitimminr.eranwidthuMrsr.s. jaw:ger; erniVICITIrteeerldil b?rfh(ivr-Seetvebilrge4w‘iiit;tviVoihdeeltnathinte:
Use it for cuts, brollies, burns, scalds) Fowlie. • , Master Diek Weston.took up, the eel.
the paint of rheumatism and sciatica, The monthly meeting of the Wis. lection and Miss 1,1ouise McLeod led
sore' threat and chests Horses are ling Workers' Mission Band was held in, the offerseg prayer. ,_ Recitations
liable,very largely to shriller ailmentsat.the parsonage on May 18th. with were given by Mies Geraldine Caatle*
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and mishaps as afflict mankind, and f 4 Miss Doris Featherston, misses.
nd the president Marie Grain er in the
are equally nieenable to the healing chair. The meeting was opened with
infhtence et this fine od remedy their motto, "Do unto others as you
' which has made thousands of Om would like them to tie unto you."
..a in nds I
ma and Berthena Sturgeen and Miss
Edith Meister. Miss Elsie AreLetel
then sang "Jesus Loves Me." Music
4th Mrs. 3, 0. Itehertston and F. R.1 OFFICIAl. VISIT TO MORNING 1
e drIn the past fifty years.. winch. was followed by •their aloe 041.0 selections -were given by Alms Louise
Darrow.
members of the Maitland Golf Club ro, , , 0 ,
share the Bible with other boys and MeLehd and Miss Doris Featherston.
I STAR LODGE , , Pleasure Ape pity", love nor pail. ' girls all over the world, and practical Miss Anne tDewar told a very inter•e
The annual meeting of the Indy a:. _. Nor sorrow has gone by in Valk.
Marys, D. D. G. X. of South Huron,
ght W - B White f st friendthip with them, se that they eating story from the study book, "On
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was held oft Wednesday, May 22.
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Officers and committees f4or the sea. paid his eut visit
to Morning Star
:4deavuereinc;gbc irtPahy:rfe°-4,2e20.0iith.erfr,berestvhVe4nesdavarsenatferoonci.
son are: President, Mrs. G.
21inadineylicreStovrieese.ipxrerss., Mars. .0F2E,Muanirotirn;• 4
sec.m-rter.eitua.: H. crew wit;sKinnoadxsei captain
I tSsettna.drilLoacryedsgoeafndAmtebnyneurbemerwearsootai
good at -
of the golf committee, to be assisted
by Arise 02 Allen Miss B. Flemangs, from Coderich and other paints alio'
Miss E. Williats '1144,14.s E4 Hai?, mrs.iwere attendence. After the work
eeeneittee*convenee mvs, officers ,cin the work und gave a Most'
F.J. Donaldson. !..in.,.... Mitehe Urs'i GrandMastereMveausitnerr thceompPilsitiacnttedDelluth%
interesting exposition of the syinbo.
nVokkilds,; MAIrlds.‘J.Viielithtrisia" AinelsY:
which appealed so 1111.1011. to the bre- •
lism of the work of the first degree, •
G. Saults, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Naftel,!
that. a Dressing invitation was
Mrs. L. Knox. • tehatreennded to W. Bro. White to
House chinmittee-CoTtener, Mrs.-
ve, soles. pay another visit to the lodge in the
titkeerer;enAtirl‘sire,Acchedesa01%st. tcouree of a few, menthe and give 4.
aeacimyk; mrs.. Beacom me, Barrow, degree. -This 'WU elecerited. After
TOWS committee -Convener, Mr. similar talk,' 09 the work of the third
Miss N. MciDermid, Mrs. E. TaYlma the serving. of refreshments the r"1''
G. M. agaut spoke on some further •
The first Wednesday tea of the aspects of the symbolism of Masonry,
season will be on June 12th, • showing that he has been a close
stu-
OnJunelOth the draw will be made dent of Matonry and also of the ads
for the LIoYd cup contest. •The 32
pleyers- handing ni he kavestseeees reatiLet%ags t
(medal play serateh) before that time- 'HIP" " .cae' ain't
eposoia,s. The contest is conenea verse, and „the' way in which he.
tovi1 L1 ,,,,,,__,,„,, ,„,„,,,,,, relates the two it most interesting 1
;wan IttYL14,,‘".'e"Pr and instructive. Earlier in the even-
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4:-..;,--... mg a very -pleasing, feature was the
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Relieves Asthnte. at Once.. --If you presentation' by Wor. Bro. 3. J. Rob -
could read the thousands of unsolivit. erten. on behalf of the lodge, to Very s' '
ed letters received /by ' the makers Won Bro. Dr. Weir of Grand 'Lodge
from :grateful users you, too, *add regalia. cro. Weir was so much tak:
realize the remarkable powers of Dr.i en aback by the unexpected and hand -
J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy. All some gift that he could hardly find
eaRS, incipient and thismic, are ben- the words to express his feelings.
*fitted by this great family remedsr. For the program ;following the lodge
\Vhy stiffer or experiment with worth- meeting be was ,chairman and in ad-
ios preparations when the genuine dition to calling on the quartette of
Xellogg's eon be purchased every. brethren front St. Marys, ealled
where. ."
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"'A fall mon may stand ..on tiptoe
and still not be able to reach an
uy,reoment. .
SPECIAL IN ORANGES
-for three weeks we *re selling our stock
Oranges at reduced prices, as follows:
11.sular 70c per death for 60c Per dollen
Regular 60c per dozen, for 80c per dozen
Re*ular 40c per (loam, for 300 per &ism
Others at 2Se per down. or 2 doom for 35e.
&Walk% itt 25c ow 30c or aosett, .
Fresh Fruits and Vetet.bki ni seitson at' reason.
able Prieto. •
GODERICH FRUIT MARKET
East Side of Square Telephone 470
Tie T. EATON REALTY
UMITED
5% First Mortgalle
Bonds
Dee 1 April; 1941
1111101gat 1 Janie*"' snit
&ter.
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eat psotble, sit any -branch
Eel the Dominion Rank,
- bank of Montreal, or• The
Royal Bank -of Canada..
r*ic*e 'coo latereal.
yield 5.334:•6
We ati-etatSesi thee •StilffiaeS
SIMI:7111TV
Eceured by a first mentlte
en the ptesorty of the
T. Eaton Limited.
valved by Nktiltlid Trutt
Company Limited it ever
$24000,000, cf which. over
3: 000.000 is landriglosive
- beiks9W
velem to tweets of 12250
let each Si.* bend
sneak* The T. Eaten
Co. Limited cm/emote tb
pay *smolt sufficient to
t ever all interest and tetire
the mintiest by maturity
thalogh a Sinking 'Fund,
= DOVILINION SEcusannes
CORIPOWION LIMITED
perm& 1$"liettiett
MOCK ita. it Wmi, reweirs VAI4COUVtli.
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rcikace;
P, 11101lk Tat 114~tiatio1,
Wor. Bro. Cole of Maitland Lodge,
Wor. Bro. Snell of Blyth and Bros.
from Clinton and Detroit, and others
mewling tho Candidate of the even.
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TRUSTEES AND RATEPAYERS,
ATTENTION !
An educational rally will be held
in the Parish Ball, Dungannon, on •
°Friday afternoon, Juno 14th„ 1920,
eommeneing at 1.30 pati. for the
townships of Ashlield„ Colborne and
West Wawanosh, when Mr. W. N.
Mortis, of Tronto, secretary of the
Ontario Edueational Association of
Trusteed and Ratepayers wilt he
present to address the gathering on
auestiont of the day of interest to All
•• educationelists. Other speakers) at. '
ficers of the 0..E. A., are also' et. •
petted to be present. ,A cordial in.
'citation is extended to all, both lad.
• les and gentlemen, to attend. '
1 MEETING TO DISCOM 'WEED
, • . CONTROL
A. Torah* et the Weed lesr#cetors
of all munidipalities of the Conrity
of Ituron,•,titid 'others interested in
1 weed etmtrol, will be held at; the
Agricultural Office, Clinton,. Tuesday,
June dth, at r1.40 pan. sharp. The
()Wets of the meeting Are i
(I) To acquaint the inspectors
and all interested with the,weeds and
weed seede and their tentre4. '
(2) *A) study theweed set and to
interrupt it in the ,best interests of
the farmer and the municipality.
(3) ffhis meeting will also permit
the inspectors in the entity to tie. r*
'CORK' better aequaintd with each oth.
er and they will have a better thane°
of knowing how to tarry out the work
with some degree of uniformity.
If we are to :nett with any degre'
of success in the toinutairta *glkiliSt
weeds. J.'. is essential that we have
the whole hearted toeorteratioft of all:
Leese:rex% Alibis' cineetieg we leill hets ' "'"
eoneerned. It yo can arrange to be
pleased to hare you with us.
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Agrieulture 'Representative.'
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SORBE4S
Double *ling-
ItIOPDAILLE Hydraulic S*.tock Absorbers, four
• -111. to every Ford car, are entirely defensivein their
action since they remain inactivc and in noutral'-'%
position -on smooth roads. Let a wheel encounter the
slightest depression or bump, however, and they
respond with the velvet precision of a cat's paw.
lloudaille Shock Absorbers were not adapted to the
Ford car after it waa built, but were part of the speck
fications hid down by the Ford engineers as they
planned the car. Therefore, Houdailles, their power-
ful operation, coordinated, became integral parts of
the complete chassis. It is for this reason that they ,
function with such perfect efficiency on the Ford
car.
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Iloudailles absorb. both the upward and downward
thrust of the shock through slowing the spring action
by means of a heavy glycerine solution, which is
forced through a small valve front one compartment
to another. They check, the rebound of the car
softly, exert no tension on the springs and are always
ready to offer resistance to the blow when anti as
required.. In fact, the more severe the shock, the
more, effectively floudailles operate. .
Different from any other shock absorber, the
lioudaille connecting link between the frame and the
axle of the ear is a steel arm, not just a fabric strip to
wear out and be replaced. Adjustableto suit differing
road conditions and ViltiOtik loads, the Huudaille
is more than a shock absorber and morc_thatt *
snubber* ,...
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Inspect the Ford car carefully part by pert Theis
know the thrill of driving it. By its performance you
will realize the easy riding comfort of an liosslaille
equipped Ford.
Drive it •
Yourself -
there is no
Better Test
Pord Car
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GODERICH, ONT.
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