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THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
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We are offering with every ladies'
coat sold this week end a lovely
georgette or crepe scarf.
ALSO
THE GODERICH STAR
..i.)histrort form *I refigivn, Without
religion the life ofernan and tie ear-
' Hy ot -*warm Ir.tirdli'lloti he ewe itud • '- GODERICH FOLKS
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Will advance in the iretterieg et rocial ' , •,
, conditions was due ta religgc,u, True ' . :
theta wider amity raill"-ait IliVitig re1.4P1e .! '
who remitted outeido the chervil but A
' • these were the very people wanted in,a,le
the elnueir and they wattle find their
f greatest Scv ire,steppirig out definite-,
157 *into seratcee Fe/lotion had Re ,_
place in religiere but "faith without .
wean was dead*. and the indieel.
istie selfish caving of °nee rend
should he but prelinainary to a life a
service for seetity. '
- - • In conncetien with the annivereary
of the church e, conaregatien41 nodal •
evening is being held the ..veel: after •
With every ladies' dress sold, we are
. Miller's Worm Pav,:ders attack
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giving free a string of beads.
Some:thing New in .Ladies' Hats
Al A new shipment of.Hats in the latest and most
becoming Styles. ,
THURSDAY, NOV. 7tie, 192%
By. MAC
Tig.ev'teE wvabik,- r6eisiaTSA MATTO?' I lit
GLOVES 00T AT mom -
TRU STORE.Ta
At: P.,AHel:11) teFI
DUNLOP'S 't* e°11'1146'-'42*
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u5r, THEM
WHEN 1 WA4kPI
DISHES
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worms in the stonmeit and mtestmea
ae once, and no worm .an come in e e /
- also correct the =healthy conditions
contact with them end live. They' a S!1P o the tongue can be patche up by
L gift from this shop. We uso ti same
, in the digestive OVIS:IrM that invite .,good judg9niqnt in this part of -Oirr business,
and encourage evorms, settingege re. as we do in our drugs and health depart-
attested then power m hundreds of liabiltyt . THE REXALL DRUG STORE
the growth of the
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actions that are most beneficial to
ehlkl. `alley lave
meat. Attentive service -unfaltering re-
trustworthy. ,. GODER1CH
eaces and at all Hullo are thoroughly
SCl/00t REPORTS • A Communication from the %wean
taken in reiard to 111r. A, Rougvie's further eonsideeed at neet nieeteeee ,.'• a
ehe tont:ming accounts were er'dered . ,..,„ •
of Mnielpal Maim regarding the wits taken, No further action was
- TREFOUSSE WASHABLE, KIE) GLOVES made in Paris, France, in
Repeal; Sjulio" r8'r4toostrirtt October: APPebatment of ernalided atatttal' letter as to proceedings to have as -
was also filed. A petition was pre- already iven the information desk- paid: R. A. Porter, Oleo claim, $25; ,
deficit, 38M0;.$eupt. pay .
jr. IILeaTotal 020, honors 465 -Lois was read and • filed. The hill _of D.
A. Sterling for daniagea to Ins car
eessments lowered, the clerk having school fair
. all the latest shacks.
SILKEN -SUEDE PULL -ONS a silk glove lined with suede, Viola ,Young, 448; Bertha &nee. 308*
. ed. The complaints' of Messrs Fl.
g voucher No. 12, $1204.92; Herb
Oakes doe. tax error, $2, The ecta-
Treleaven, 693; Donalda ,Tones, 565;
680, honor ele.....poroehy Rohe, ,370; S. S; No. 10 in conneetum with ,ene
Harold , nudge% • r,298. 11.-Potel slotted 'by some' of the ratepayers of p G ' .' • then' 4" •
seesment as entered an tax notice waft
Alma Anderson, 5734 Violet Erring- proposed new school hot rah. action I
.: lett. reenslade and Salkeld re as,. cd adtourned to meet, as per
. 'referred to the assessor and to'be state Nov. 15th, at 1.30.
R. G. THOMPSON. Clerk,
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H. C. DUNLOP
DUPLEX -CHAMOIS GI .OVES in shades of Newbiege, Deer, Oak
and Shrimp, ton, 542; Madeleine Ceasare 614.1* Bil- .
lie Cermet., 513; Albert Rivett,' 400;
Malcolm McKenzie, 377; Alvin Reid,
• 364;e Doris Swan, 351; Forte Alton,
Young Mens Suits of Distinctive Refinement
18 308;eln
• • ' •Richarde rarg• 2sa i—Totra
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The latest-Oxford-Coey-with--Stripe-and-Navy Blue. ",,ifitripe Oa-Donald-loss;Printer=
tal 210: honors 168 -Clayton Ander-
; son, 196; Jim Errington, 186; Anetta
Stewart, 180; Vera Rivett. 175; Viola,
Inivins, 163; Winnifved Swan. 147
Allan Treleaven? 135.: Connie Morrie
sem .116; *Franklindee 85; Elwin
Finnigan, 830101 Harries, 81; Bee*.
.dine Rivett, le: Tom Yining; 64.
E. G. 11.101M Tettelter,
' Report of Senior Room: Form /1.
-Wilfred, Pentinnd.. 8Ql,„ Amy Young,
75; Helen Anderson, 68. :Farm
Marjorie -McWhinney. 82; Claire
Pentland. 77; ,Cora Finoigan, 75;
Wilma,' Treletts‘en, '70;eMerkrie Mae,
Donald, 65; Anna Reed and Harvey
noop ries held from the home ot Mr. Herb Taylor, Mate McDeriedde Herb. on,
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ildr, Belle Silent, 78; Cora Staley, 62;
twp., oeciirred at his home on the Ono Itere. Harry Videae, St. Patrick Lamplerey, klhas. Whitely and Istme aertrude Finnigan and Agriee Young
eixth eonceseion on-TIntrsdity. Ott.
street 'svith zervices St. George're” Curwen. he funeral was largely 68; Ahno Nivins, 62; Bert Whyard
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CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERt YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP'
WEST SIDE OF SQUAR,E '
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OBITUAIIY week and passed away laid Thursday of Knox 'church, of will& the eleceas.
JOIINKON-Th 'Aeath of Wil. evening, Octolier 31st, from
a • 0 PM* i,ed was a member, and the pall -bear-
58. IV V.-Ifildred Anders
monia. The funeral on Sunday after- ers were Messes. Thos. Livingstone,
liam Robert Johnston, of (leder-lett
,following an illness of about: a intrish hail (which is i4eing used tor attended, including many friends
year arid halt. The deceased mate the ehureh serviees 1110h
the rede. from near Clinton, Areong Mende'
Will; was hi hts 80th sft'ar* came out • v(:rating of the church). The ser- from a distance who were present
from Ireland at the age tie EIX years vices were conducted by the rector, were Mrs. McLaughlin, of Chatham,
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and had been a reriklent of Goderielt Rbv. J. N. Ir. Mille, assisted by Vete, it niece; Mr. Gilbert Clark and two
' tWp, ever singe. Mr. Johnston was 4 Archdeacon Jones-Batemana and the sisters, of Sarnia, nephew and nieces;
member of the Oyeinge Lodge, end eau.hearere were Messrs, Ernest . 5/r. Aaron Coats and Mr. Wm. Coats
the funeral, which WASheld on SunvWean Jack Johnston,Reg. Platt and family, of Brampton; Mr. and
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the Lodge, interment taking plum in and Herb Lamphrey, and. the large Mrs. McGugara of Detroit; Mi. Wm,
C r.
day, November 3rd, was emidueted by
turnout from both town and country Sharman, oi Hamilton, and Mr. and
Maitland esmete04 Surviving hi -al is evidence of the esteem of many Mrs. Knox and daughter, Eileen, of muNicipm , couNcirs
are. hie wife and five daughters: friends of the deemed and of her .Caleclonia. 4
MrMooreMuer°Ont; Mrs. nth" father. whose esympathies ere deeply WALNON.-The oteem in which •G°Ilettelt Tovr,ishilE
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ere of Trowbridge; -Alm Biseett erf touched b3 Miss Curzon's deoth in Mr. Percy Walton- :whose sudden Thecouncil mei aer adjourn.
Attwood: Mrs. John A. Cele. of (.ode . the primeOf young womanhood, death on Wednesday of hist week was Ment on k.tray,, Nov..4th. at tsp.
rich two., and Mies Moue, at Wane* ce,Aatee,....ainee the time of his mentioned in our last issue, was held, ; ° • - ` •
reereema-teue of etialatvestsie.40.4ees..en..ot.hereenenacratnenteeetennd, his popularity in spite of the fact
anis se_,..ea_
Wt! that of alias Adeline B. Curzon, en in Godealeb for a long tune oouple of yetrio ago, Atr, Melvin j, that be was of a quiet retiring dis- e...."
Clark bad been in moor health, cone. noeition, were evideneed by the large .. g114
pod Thornton Eedv,. 60; Carmart
Haines, 58; David Nieto, 55. UL -
Myrtle Caldwell. 70; Jimmie Million,
65: Lucille Eedy and Melba Fowler,
Verne Anderson. 83; Beth Park, 80;
e9.; Jack Paek, 53:- Willie Reed; 50;
Melville Culbert. 45,
PALMER, KILPATRICK,
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Goderich towneldp,`last Sunday of- Thursday lest, Oetober 31st,
home from the tee III/ and on attendance at tbe funeral last Satur,
he pita. day afternoon. ,The funeral services
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daughter of -Mr. Arthur Curzon, of rog
terrioon. Mies Cureon was in her sed Away at his home on Colborne were conducted hy Rev. J. N. }f.
35th yeer and her early death aroused street, in his 71st year. Mr, ogee 1Wi1ls. rector of- St. Geofge's church, '
widesaread sympathy, She had been had been a resident of Goilerleh for of 101011 Mr. 'niton Was `b, 61thfat".
in the (oderielt hospital for about a the pest fourteen yore, he and Mrs. member and an eiricieht office bearer.' -
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We can furn,
rangernents
styles 1 oe,t
Clark (formerly
whitehead) H hadbeen expected •also that has •
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coining here on their marriage, arr. old rector of Years ago, Rev. Me.
Turnbull, would be here from London; • *
• Clark was' harp. at Battersea neat
Tratisp• ortation K., t „, d .0 a vhild with to assist in the service, but he -was
his parent; (the late Mr. and Mes. unable to etom The pallbearers Goderich Ph 105
were 1Viessrsol, W. Fraser. G. L. Par- • •
Reuben Clark) to settle on the Huron
'road east of -Clinton, where he eon.. aims/ H. C. Dunlop, C. Shepherd, J. '
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aithe finest ar.
fkisrs • in all
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WART
ELORM
Service
Lawrence and Edward 1V(cLaughlin,
vtiinoutediotuorrteeeenkleyuenatrisl taoginoi.ngTtwaoaosdies: aer, Wallah wee born in Toronto and
HOGS A SPECIALTY ters predeceased. him about a Year eame to
Chicago, where the family lived for a • I wonrrier i'ii'M,.
Goderich in his youth from
ago And now the brother in Sure -
More Profit for the Farmer mote (aired ee years) is the only time, and Well educated in the Gode • e'e • . °
toetake lover the management of the .. . ire
place on Sunday hist from the home business of the Goderich Mineral : • eeze
PHONE 601.02 R. e. I memo on Connive street to Clinton for in- Water Co., with which he was Ideal- i '.4-a
. • torment, Tito servieee were onduet.
ever slime and in. his business re- _n
-ed by One R. O. Me'Dermid. pastor lied
survivor of -the family, and Mrs. He e = 4'ket eita,<
in London and returned to Goderich !
ROY MUNNINGS Clark aurvives. The funeral tool:
lationships he made 'many friends.
- .„,„...... . • - ife is survived by his two sisters, •
lefra. M. C. P. Armour, of the city -
of Detroit and Miss Lena M. le-alton. •--
, of Coderich., Mrs, Armour and 1= •
her daughters, Mrs. Atkinson and i
Mee Aileen Armour and Mrs. Atkin. :
tors'e young son, ArtImr, were here I
'for the funeral and other friends here
from out • of town included Miss.
olitar. of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. 1,VeR. '
' Waugh. of London; A. P. Dillon. of
Chicego, and others.. air.. a'niton
was one' of the•eltaeter members- of
the•lifenesetong Canoe Club and wee •
n past melded of the Club and al-
ways took a' keen Interest in,.iite
doings, but he did not link up With
*sternal orders or other organizations
to ivy exteml. Ilia kindly smile in
greetir)g 'will be missed by all.
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KNOX ,ClitiRCII MARKS 94th AN-
NIVRRSARY • .. •
The tongregation of Knox ehttreh
celebrated their 94th anniversary
with aneeial aerviera on. Sunday last.
Ilev. Prof.' E. Lloyd Morrow, Ph. De
of Katon -C011tger, premixed at both
morning and evening services, on the
themee, "The,Love of God" and "The
Challenge of Yolith." alpeeial music
'was rendered by the their aria the i:-
organist(Mr. I). D. Major) and the
iattertdarree at both services. was
large. At the morning service, .the .
I voico ..of hire. W. F. Saunder; and
iMiss 0. Heist were beer(' in effective
blending in the, duet, "I Waited for
the Lord," by Mendelseolne and in
the anthem. "IVatelmean, What of the
Night?"' Mr:. Saundere and Mr..
'Jesse Nhomeon had the solos. A
second anthem evae elourtiel'e "Send
:Out Thy tight" At the evening
serviee Aim. A. J. !SituKay was 'heard
with muck r:1:a-tit" ill the S010. "Tl' =
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!Penitent." in the two anthema also I.
she had nolo mute. Int the first anthe
-Pin, 'addle n Abide Vith Me," Miss
,t;. Mist oleo was .effective in her
!ohs pine and MimA lkIlargatet Wilss.n
in Shelley'e "Ilark, Hark, My.. Soul,"
was very nhaeing. The entoir week
throughout the service of the day
,bowed ettrefai preparation and &tie,
Ti. interpeetation, and hoth in the :
tiTsining of thr choir and in hie orPan
voltinteriee and nerorimanifnente Mr.
Motor lied hi 3 work in a finished
et ate, ,
For blip '58 I morn in the evening
Prot Morrow ho' the 'text. "Re- i
or thy youtia" and iemicil es challenee
motoeser now thy treater in the deeze
to th• prune )word' /eh .tep nut turd
take, thrbir Sae.. in O, . work ef the r
church. The call of Weetern retire%
wan for MOIV 11441 arra A ?IAA' ihtlr. h
"would be overregl artlisrevar a rainioter;
Oast.* Irr. ereuve4 kr !aka eharap.,1.
PratWormw poiatad eatillisb mite ,;
lost wax aro. wort rarikierfal qrf ,til il
motives *ad airiatlaalty was Ow
pERIO
Tons.
CI ries Pork and
2 medium tint
21 cts.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
3 for
25 cts.
Jelly Powders
ell Motors, 4 Fgt.
19 cts.
Sunlight Soap
to ham
55 cts.
Canned Pumpkin
urge tins, 2 for
25 cts.
,Standard Peas
Si* 3, 2 tins for
29 cts.
Aylmer No. 2 6n.s choice Tomatoes, 2 for • •25e
RAMO Cheese, 1,i -lb. packae.... . .. . ... , .. t ...
IOW**, small, 50c; medium, 75c; large $1.25
Royal Baking Powder, 6 oss. 30c; 12 or4 53c
P. and R. Out Pate, per tin , ..... ...,, ....14c
Royal York Clrange Pekoe Tea, %A.. . . • . .... , ... . . 350 '
UMW* imper•ges Tips, *Tie site 23c
Laisfry's Aspersion Tope, No. 1 tin 370
Plppimg Com, per Rs . 10c
1Dsoril Reels or Ceorots, 2 tins. ... ..— ........ ,. t 21c
lAby's Spinach, No. 2 tin... — . . — . . ..... „ . . .. . —23c
Bires No. 2 tin.. —. — ... — — ...
Hewes Flo; Wax, .1-11r. tin— . , . < ....... — , .43,
Sweet fribusl Pielrlon 30 -os. beide., . . ..— .<.. i:, : — .40c
Interlake Toilet Mama, 3 rolls . , < , . , — , .. . , 23c
eek.,00.46.010.64.01
L J licEWAN, Gossals. Thursday, Friday and
.I. CALVIN CUTT, Galeria* Saturday
CHAS. ALTON. Daselesseon
11.j rpours. it..*_ rie• Nov. 7th, MI and 9th
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GROCERI
11\\\\\ ROINEEND
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/1. VI ANOTHER
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"Every time I look into
Baechler's window it
makes me hungry."
SPECIALS FOR THIS
WEEIC
Corn Plak3 for. • 25c
eI n z Oven -baked
nehltS, medium §ize,
2 tins for.......,29c
Hardt Cream of Toma-
to Soup, small tin, 2
for...... ..• ...19c
Mediuni.... • .. .15c
Chocolate Bars, 7 for
.... • ..25c
Celery, 4 heads for 21
Mixed. Cakes, special
mixture ..... ..25c
Apple's per peck...15c
Pure Maple Syrup
large bottle. • •69c
-Medium size... .49c
Vanilla Extract1, large
bottle,. ..21e.
No. 3 Standard Peas
• „140
Lettuce, per bunch 10c
AECHLER's
PltaVISION STORE
Telephone 368
Preelpt atteritiett
to Movie Order.;
MMUS
stili hours
b .
Cleveland's Bread
. is a tellapting complelnent to
any meal -delicious in itself
and lending zest, to the rest *of
• the menu.
Your • family* will demand
twice as much of our Bread as
any other. Encourage them to
do so, as. it is the mast health-
ful and nourishing food they
can take.
E. T. CLEVELAND
Phone 114 •.We St
PARR S
° for
ft...neuter., lurniA...ARTES„
FRUIT'S, VEGETABLES, .
BU'PfEle, EGGS,
MEANS, FLOUR
Everything the .Beat
SitaTERWOODIA.10E CREAM
Frigidaire Faridnoed for your
protection.
Call in, look around and be cert.:
ZY1110ed vhere 'cleanliness iz,
paramount. •
Span'sGrocery
Tice store of satisfaction.
HAWN SittEEL GO/WRNS
Phone 146. We deliver in town
We have just received a shipment of Dresses
fresh from the largest manufacturer in the
newest styles and materials. Sizes 16 to, 44.
..Reasonably priced
$9.00 to $18.75
You are cordially invited to see our display.
Smart Winter Coats
Colors'Illack, Navy, BroWn, and Sand, good
quality, fi.u' trim and correct in style, fit and
finish, at special prices that mean a saving to
)eiele„
Clearing at 98c
Practically our entire stock of wool yai
goods, including Serges, Flannels, Silk and Wool
cloths and 54 -inch Coatings, are grouped for
quick selling at
98e. peryad
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rocaded Silk Lining§,
in a variety of colors and, patterns, 36 inches -
wide. Special price
98c per yard
Geo. w h . of
Se Refer Value
Successor to The S. A. GRAY CO.
'Phone 56
'ea:444—e.
n Itnimrtant Ellett for Men
Tip Top Tailors
Special Representative
Will Be Here
THURSDAY, NOV. 14th, 1929
$24
All
One Price
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Men! Make a note of next ThursilsY.
Ws the semi-annual visit of Tip Top Tail-
or's special representative, with his full
showing of the new Imported Fall Suiting:
and Overcoatings and finished models of
the correct styles for next season. He will
personally take your measurement, -advise
you as to fabrk and color, and help you
select the cloths that suit you best, without
coot. ,Iteicolsr Tip Top priceso$24 for any
garment, proved. Don't tail to be here on
Thom*, Nov. 14th, to take advantage of
this opportunity.
Remember Tip Top Clothes are
made by the world's largest one -
price tailors, to your individual
measurements. Seib, topcoats,
overcast*. golf nits and tuxedos,
all one price $24.
M. ROBINS
$24 •
- All
One Price
South Side Square, Goderich
Exclusive Dealer for Tip Top Clothes