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Cold and Cough Remedies
All the Standard Remedies—Lax Bromo
Quinine, Dominion C. B. Q and many others.
Cough Remedies—Chases Linseed and Turpen-
tine, Penslay White Pine and Spruce Balsam, Eno
Elexer, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, Syrup of Tar and
Codliver Oil. Stop the tickling with Klearoids Medi-
eated Throat Disc, Throat Ease and many other
kinds. Be sure to get it at Campbell's,
CAMPBELL'S DRUG S TOR '
GODERICH, ONT. Phone 90
DUNGANNtN
•titntl: )atilt rentat..3.lily to hkttT
.Ot,Sal.1'., Dungannon, p 1itt,
he
nhuenks • from
ying season at their- t�espeet
tee Montes.
r •nlr. and Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and
aqn, Malcolm, visited relatives in
Clinton on Sunday.,
• miss Margaret r'entland was hone
from• her scnool in dloderich townships
'to enjoy . the Thanksgiving : season
with her parents.
Mies Clara Sproule was up from
Stratford for the week -end stnd boll -
day, ` which she. spent :with. her par-,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. uavid Sproule.
Miss L. Dreamy and her sister,
Mrs. Ellen Clad'., were guests this
week with the latter's daughter, Mrs.
,A. M. Straughan, of Bennnller.
Mrs. John R. 'Savage and son,
Frank, motored on Saturday to :nor-
_ onto, where :/tidy nexvita,a4�nag+ra•At,
gusts With -Mr. ani ixs� 1a:.eroi Stiu-
Mr. A. B. ,Macrae, teller o
the tlatin-
A= gannon branch of the Bank of Com;
• neroe, ,was .a week -end and holiday
guest with his parents, Mr..and Mrs.
. Macho, •GodericK
Miss Margaret p"entland has re•
seined her duties as teacher at
• • U. S. S. No. 6, Goderieh .township, aft
ter spending •the holiday with her
parents near Dungannon.
Benson Pentland »and other stud.
The students from Goderich. Colle-
giate Rnstitute have all returned to',
• their studies tenoning holidays plea-
santly spent at their respective.
homes.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Savage and
Aon Frank. who . spent the week -enol
.
and Thanksgiving Day with . their
daughter, Mrs. Leroi Stingel, Toron-
to, returned to their, Koine, . having
made the trip by motor, •
• Mr, and : Mrs:. Wilbur Brown re-
turned on Tuesday froiii a Honeymoon
trip which was spent with relatives
at London, 'Stratford and Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruce had,
se guests on. Sunday ins.: ,and Mrs.
William. Jackson of Lochalsh, and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn, of Dungannon,.
11lrs. David. Glenn is a guest this
week • with relatives : at Antherley
Lor halsh and Ripley.
" Little. Ross Eedy was •' suddenly
surprised one evening recently= when
to ho- l-throueaii -an-apenirg ndliellehent
been cut in the upstairs floor to admit
of . the. building of a furna.:e shim-
ney. Fortunately he was more
frightened than hurt. '
ldr. and Mrs. G. M. McKenzie mot-
ored ` to Stratford on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Wiggins, wlvo
spent the Thanksgiving .season with
the former's parents, Mr. and Airs.
Thee. Wiggins, returned on Monday
to Brantford, being accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas Wiggins.
John Scrimgeour and daughter,
Mise Mary . Scrimgeour, of Goderieh,
were Sunday guests with relatives at
R•
been raking Dungannon their head-
quarters while engaged in this work.
New wires and cross arms are being
placed upon many of the pole.
William A. Oi er isvisiting at
Golden- _Y 4'--- '-, t _ orthern
iointe, wheretl truce ws before
be came to West \Viiwanosii to live.
It is some fourteen years since he
had been in Northern Ontario and he
will doubtless see many changes in
that time.•
Guests for the Thanksgiving sea-
son with Mr. and Mrs, James Alver,
Nile, were Mr. ;and Mrs. Archie Mil-
ler and Mr. George Miller, of Staffa;
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Detrain, Mester
J. C. 'Durrnin itnd °Mr. McConnell, all
of London, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Pellow and Miss Irene Pellow, of
Goderieh.
Mr. Ward Yavitz, wig/ " had been,
-employed for. the past 14 months with
Mr. 'Elmer Phillips, of Ashfield, left
on Thursday for Shelburne; Before
his departure he was the etlilent at`
a 'book accompanied by an address as
a parting gift from 'same of the
young people of Blake's church, Ash-
field, with which he has been asso-
elated while in the neighborhood.
A 'very 'interesting set of lantern
slides was shown in Dungannon Unit-
ed: church on Tuesday evening by.
Rev. Mr. Smillie, a returned mission-
ary from India who is home on fur-
lough. (The pictures portrayed
scenes from fields of his labor and
were the : more interesting because
they were taken by himself. Rev.
Mr. Bremner, of Brueefield, acconr-
paiiiedd him here.
The congregation of Erskine church
enjoyed a social evening together on
Thursday of this week. A chicken
ftcvvi, supper was served at 6,30, after
which all united in some games and
'contests. Following this they re-
paired to the auditorium of the
church where a pleasing program
was presented,consisting of male
quartettes, solos; readings and bar=,
monica and violin selections. A num-
her from the sister congregation of
Lucknow were present and , assisted
THE GODERICR STAU
in the program,
A dira.trona fire. occurred on 4th i
eon-, Guderich twg:, witch the bent of
Inobt. MPliwain was conipletel. de. [
etroy-d a 3 fere, The fire Was caused
from a lantern in the hands of Mrs,
Mellwein, zvhfl fell through it trap
door to the basement white earrs.ng
it, The lantern, which remained on
the 141 11 floor above, upset, and, bey
fore Mrs. Melicvain could return up
the stair-, ignited the tray- and straw
around it and the fire wee beyond
control iatinediately. They were able
to save the live sock but the seas en't'
temp of 1te4snand ?;rain VMS destroyed.
The loss i 3 partially covered by in- i
suranee.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. David
S, Errington, ..th ceneessien of crest
Wawan,tsln zeas the evens et ca very
Ireepy* family= gathering on Thanko-
givaang clan, %ellen all the enenibcre elf
the familyn including the sons. daugh-
ters, sans -in-law, slaughter -in-law and
grandehild%4'n. d" in all, gatiaered to
enjoy the den together. It leti, been
cpstottiary in the past to celebrate
Christmas •1Tuy but this ever. the,
;Thanksgiving seethe* seemed the
Most opportune time. The .guests
canis from .Torotnto, Gaderieil, Luck -
now, Dungannon and West Wnwa-
nosh. and a most enjoyable time was •
Brown Beetle -Dungannon United
ehurch ,parsonage was the seam of an
interesting event on Saturday morn- '
ing. November 9th, at 11.130 o'clock,
when Miss. Thelma Bertha Red. old-
est daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
M. Reed, of the 7th concession of
Aslifaeld, became the beide of Wilbur
• George Brown. second: son of Mrs.
Brown and the late Mr C. C. Brown,
of west Wawanoslt• Rev:erad'CbIl*:°OkCf: Kaine.1lastarof .DungannUniteaurcht nerfonmed . the. eremonye he br de,wed cliarn�ing' in a beigeen
• georgette and lace.' She carried a
shower bouquet of .. Butterfly roses
and ini'iden hair fern, Miss Lillian.
e sister
Keed, si to of the bride, a u
d > Ind •Arta i
Brown, brother of the bridegroom,
• were witnesses of the ceremony.
Following the marriage ,the bridal
party drove to the home of the bride's •
parents, where a wedding dinner was
served.. only immediate relatives of
the, bride and bridegroom being pres-
ent. The 'dining room was suitably
d e c orated for the occasion, and
friends of the bride acted as wait-
resses. Following the dinner, the
happy couple left for a honeymoon in
{London, Stratford, Mitchell and other
`points south. the bride wearing" a
I .gown of nut -brown crepe satin with
lace trimming, and coat of black kit-
ten'. -ear broadcloth' with fur trim-
lace
citing. and black velvet hat with, 'sin
Iver embroidery, with .accessories to
match. _ en __their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown will t e"ids on the bride-
+;rrnom's : fawn, fifth, concession of
Ashfield, '
e . The property of Josenh• McAdam,.
Dungannon.
Allan • Reed visitedhis., father, it.
L. Reed, and his sister,, Miss Evelyn,'
at Goderieh on Sunday: ' • ,
Mr. and ;Mrs. Robert Davidson re. --
nt turned on Monday evening from a
epleasant week -end motor trip to
' k , Guelph, Elora 'and Rothsay, where e
they spent .the Thanksgiving season
with relatives. •
e Mr. and Mrs. Bert. Badman. and
two children, of 'Toronto, visited.
Mrs. Badman's itarente. • Mr: and Minn
iDnvid S, Erringtare Over the week-
end.
Stanley Hughes, of 'Toronto; .visit-
• ed friends in this district during. tin
Thanksgiving reason. •
Ray Duff and a friend. from Leam-
ington were.guests for Thanksgiving
with the fornier's uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs, Fred Rose. •
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Green, of
Port Huron, were recent guests at
the hoarse of Mr. and Mrs. 'G. 11M. Mc-
Kenzie.
Miss Jean,. Stothers returned to -
Toronto to resume her duties on the
teething staff •there, following a p1ea-
oant visit with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs: Heber Body and
family were Stratford visitors for the
Thanksgiving week -end and holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. `Jatne's Mcl` ttirn, of
Atnliertey, were guests recently with.
the tatter's brother, Mr. Fred Ross
and Mrs. Bross. •
Dr. A. Voices and Mrs. Volas bane
load as their guests the forma's
mother, )tire. Voke>s, of Toronto.
Aiiss Pearl' Caldwell, of Ininrardine,
t isited her mother und other reittient
over the weelt.end
• Mr. and Mrs. Jonatican Patti: on, off;
Winghant, have been t,aeste with the
lutter'as niter, Mrs. lt. A, ineKenzle
Mid )lir,. McKenzie. during the past
week.
Alexander )toss, with his sister,
• Mrs. John Bell, of Lucicnow, twee re-
cent guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrd., Fred Rosa, they being brother
and Sister of Mr. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Finnigan en -
'Indebted as guesto last week, the lat-
ter's mother, Mrs. In G. Allen and
o da"aghter, Mina Dorothy Allen . of
op
Goderieh.
Asir. and Mrs. William Begley and
members of their family of Leaming-
ton,, spent the week -end with rela-
tives at Dungannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones and four
children spent Thanksgiving Day at
the home of the lady's sister, Mrs, .
Harold fiigert, at .Shopparelton. They
were aceotup*tniesd by Mrs. W. It.
Stotiiers.
Mita. ltabt. Davideou attended the
tlistrict convention of trustees and
.ratrpaytro for . the Guelph area,
whi.h included eight counties, and
Width was held in Massey Ball, ;.
0. A. i;., Guelph, Sttttlyday least
Mr. Jack Me1enxic. of Regina. ae-
eiennanied by his mother. Mips. 'T`hoa.
McKenzie, of Clinton, and his sister r
Mists Eleanor McKentte, filen of Clint
ten, .were gurt!tat on 'Thenlfstt'evinlr
they at. the bane ef' Air. alvei Mer, t;.
# , cif Ketwedr urillannee,
The bill Tltelephony linemen hove
lean mating oaten --ave r°epaatn to
their ))rtes iia t'ht. di~t1 set arta tam
CHRISTMAS
CARDS
AND YOUR
Personal Cards
We are now s1i wing a larf;_n
cif splay of both these made in
Canada eavds.
An invitmtion is extended to
all to eedtne and inepeet our
large assorted stoek of t'ttrd.i
and Christmas Gifts.
oca
E. C. R !D .ARTS
• DIAMOND NERCHANT hitt JEWELLER
that 136 , • 0011111101
on Lake )Huron, one 110)0 west of liin-
tail, Ashfield township, Huron Co.,.
hos been •required by the Presbyter-
ian church far aat. meaner school for
juniors and teen -aged . members of
their congregations. The deal, which
was xnade,by a committee of the Lon-
don and Hamilton Synod , of the
church, with Rev., 11. P. McKay, of
Walkerton::as .its ,chairman, and Rev.
F. W. Gilmour, of London, as treas..
urgQr.v closed °inn on Saturday,
and, wile only an Winn ion'was taxon
on the -property;, ,it was;' abindin
deal which will give the synod,: which
does not meet till spring, atnplo op-
m,rtl,nity to validate the agreement..
Fending validation ahicii is expectseats
ed, plans
are actively under way for
use of the ramp next summer: While
changes will not be put 'into iinrne-
diate effect, the buildings already on
the property are thought to be quite
inadequate for the large attendance
whfvh the camp will heave,, and con-
siderable ground work and levelling
will be done before it is put into act.
tee use. The Blue Water • Highway
leads almost to the gates of the pro.
nerty, which fact makes it very eas•'
ilv accessible by motor. Boys and
girls of the teen.ago will be eneamn-
'-d at the new_ property; in addition:to
its becoming the new home, of the
Presbyterian summer school which
hitherto has had as its headquarters
Knox College, Toronto. Boy Scouts
and kindred organizations will also
Tae allowed the use of the camp, which.
will be open for ;'some 'ten weeks etlich
summer.: The Presbyterian churches
in this vicinity aree'foiftunate in being
eituatedis auah close preeitttity. .
such a wcttth-rrnde ,.;-late
The awn4.& dietriet e't.stlantiun for
the Guelph area of trait*** twat rate
prayers was held in Mill,"' ieetl.
t), A C., Guelph, on nat'tu'day. Th.
clistei;:t McInnes the counties et'
Inure, Grey, Huron, Perth, Welling
ton, iiutfer.n, Hinton anti Waterlot'>
The sessions were presided over by ,
Mr Clark, Frineipal of the Nigh
School at Drayton in the absen.e ct1'
the ;:resi3. itt, M. A. Campbell, tar
Milton, tvh. was ";nape to be errs
crit.•'its morning session Ritee taken
up nith the public speakitl;g,conteet,.
in which there were nine totfleetante
as follows: 1, Helen Ellah, Mother-
well, Teeth County, who spoke on
"rnulino Jolutton;" (2) Vera Watt
Galt, it. R. 1, '4Vaaterleo County.
"Hydro Power in tlnterioe°: (;) Fug-
' enc cleaver, Crediton, Ituren County,
"How a Boy ;Way Be.antd Strong
Physleallyn" (4) Gertrtitle Gunbi,
`Taneley*,y, Halton County, {'Benefits of
Sehool Fairs tti the'ommunity+ (5)
Teddy ` Dickson, b'leshertun, Grey
County, "Manly Independence;" (6)
Sibyl Mckenzie, i(irict►rdlne, Bruce
.County, "Appreeiation;" (7) Olive
'laxity*, Gwen Sound, Grey County,
"What Agriculture Has Done for
Crnader (8) Jack Atkinson, 't orbet-
ton, Dufferin County, "The 'menu t
Jack;* (J) Edna Philp, Rotht'ay, Wel el
lington County. "The: awards were
as follows: lst, Jack Atkinson; 2nd,1
Olive Flerfty; 8, Vera Watkins; 4th,
Helen Ellah. Valuable hooka were
awarded as prizes, the presentationaa
being made by David Monis, M. I.,
A., St. Marys; E. W. Wilson, Water-
loo County; Malcolm Machette, Mil -
1 verton; Mrs. Davidson, 1)ungannen,
and A. E. Bryson, Toronto.. Awards '
were given to all contestants who
took part. In the afternoon the
auaienee tlstened to two very inter -
ting addresses b 3. S -Attlitaen,
secretary* of the Canadian bureau for
the Advancement :of, Music, on the
`subject of the nTeaching of Instru-
mental Music to Classes in Elemen-
tary
tary* Schools," and by Dr. J. W. S.
McCullough, Chief Inspector of
Health for Ontario, on the subject of
"Piablic Health Education." The elec-
tion of officers followed, with M. A.
Campbell, of Milton, as president, and
the presidents of County Associations;
and the following members of the
Provincial executive. as members of
the District Executive: Peter Bayer,
Malcolm MaoBeth' and Mrs. David,
9074.
The annual . goose dinner held in.
the parish hall. Dungannon,was the.
big event on Friday evening, The.
event was snonsored by ,the local
branch• of the.Women's Institute,
which for the past sin years .has ..been'
responsible for the upkeep of the
street lighting system fruitalled un-
der the direction of the ladies, to
whom much credit is due for their
enterprise. Vile installation of the
lines and maintenance has in that
"
err;: ;MVI
EXCEPTIONAL
SILK VALUES 1
3i =Inch Heavy quality Canton Crepe and Flat
Crepe, in all shades. Regular $1.95 and
Orr r.*,t .E,1 per yard
Our Special Price $1.69 per yd.
38 -Inch heavy first Crepe and crepe Satin. Reg.
$2.95 per yard. Erid.ty and Saturday , A „
OarSpecial Price $2.19 peryd.
36 -Inch black Duchess Satin. Regular. $1.29.
Our Speciai Price 98e per yd.
7 Only Dress lengths of figuredPussy!WillowSilk, Regular $3.50 and $3:75 per yard.
Friday and Saturday
Clear at -Half Price ..
hn I T
•E. The
Pr
1'1G
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cash
�
- Store
i
time cost in the,neighborliood of O1,-
200. a yearly rental of $180 being
paid to a local firm for electrical cur-
rent supplied by it. In this, the lad.
tceive the cooperation of the
rsnaive
number of the villagers vvho,.
while' not all belonging to the W. I.,
assist in.such. public functions as the
present one, which, year. by year, is
becoming more popular. The Wom-
en's Institute acknowledges with
gratitude all, the assistance received
from all sourees,: but feel that they
are particularly indebted to the local
bakery. which was good .ei1T i+;11 to
give the use of its tine oven for
enoking thin.geese for the occasion.
'l'lw dinner 'was all that could be de-
sired, and following it an excellent
AIIIIIIIIMINONIAAMMENSONMEMIk
literary . and iniisictal program wa
presented by local talent.. The dicier
feature of the program was a threel.
act comedy entitled, °Parted by Aunt,
Patience." The scene of the play in
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Allen and a young lady, lids
1- leanor tory, is their guest.. ))tir-
ing the phi", Aunt Patience, who. is
an interfering type of maiden lgad ,
and who is of .r doleful turn of mind,
repeatedly insists that site is not tine;
of these kind that is "tillers tryin to
snake trouble between folks." How-
ever, site sloes manage .to• interfere
a great tical in the affairs of Mr.
and 411's. Allen. Shealso snakes
trouble between Miss- Eleanor and
her, friend, Mr. Norman Bell. The
ccs o e carileters included: Miss
Merv: Park. Harvey Treleaven, • 1'itl-
mer Kilpatrick, Mrs. Harvey Treleav-
I en and Edith Dicks tThe impersntE-
tta>_ ; atioit of the cleiraeteis was well ear -
pied Tied out throughout the play .hiet1
a'
created mach atntisentent. A'ehorumen
the of vheh• were compoie41 ...
r.: lee:ill . s is rutile,,
by n embersee nu.
wordsv
, and evils well re-
ecived, In it they portrayed the
benefits. of the "bright: !street lights?
the last verse running thus: '"Whet
the boys come courting and the girls
they spoon; then ma tend pa they nab'
it's all eight,' if they eourt right un-
der a bright street light." At the
. elosc of the'program, the young peo•.
ple enjoyed a dance. the manic for •
which wily supplied by the Dungan-
non Good Luck Orchestra„
. ! Druggist Tells
Easy Way To 'Entad •
.Bladder Trouble
01l al'gIw
n
*itis not iliffieu1t to eiiauinatobuin .
-=the teal achievement is to do
it it ithouteserifieieg tone quality
; • the fundamental' notes in the
lowrtlt ey-rlee; TEMPLE has
achieved thisidealwith in; woad.
rrfal eleetro=dynnitrie f Ie"aaker
• large 14" diaphragm -adjust-
able hunt eUmioatory
Separate table Inn" seta are
available for tldo4.n who do hot
tom a 10111111 Receiver.
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t. I'lcasanit.•' Inexpensive Home Treat-
ment tloielely Relieves Daily le
' ritatlon and Getting—t—:'(.ate
Ni; matter what your age ,rata : be.
!PYOU YOU have been troubled
11 how ninny enedi(int's elm have tried
vsat.""ut .:u ,r,,.t.:--:; yr . 'IVO is victim,
t, road lct tt•eal.ne et and Metlrrail
Irritaatl' 0. ta.u/'iaey; dt.ytt it: tr,uble-
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v .lue of 11a. S.,o.liwereli't.
one l 0' nnrt• 1
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assrnfie u etl in the 11tletern prav'ti'
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PVIOil1DAY brot 'TSS A • •
1,11,1•.1''N 11'titl 11AVI1. and
ft)ll'w .•'11'atl' 1
llrita..'''i ivt'e•4Stt':t sent in to at.i in a1
rt•aali;, ttot tl British erorh1rti n. The
' Ean't hunlon and Innua,inn emotional
drawn yet produced: in l.tn,tianci.
lte * ln!ea Stn a-..s<tt'tl 11e making 'tfats
i 1e t ila<'turt; preiltd.•r'd within the
Empire.. •
• "110K1., OF PliC 4.lD '
FOX NEWS REM. •
;het ± 111IaneP 1111 1ib'nel(1 on :thine ewe.
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i;iaaty
Wednesday and Thttrla d*
'1'11t1MAi':.f•.'1GIiA 4
in a eters,' by
i ItI:X lll.:t('li
•thi.a a liehination hoe: a1woa a...ineu.
40110e favorite. learally and e lsevvhmree.
and this. $t1artlint; drnum will inerreaa e
their popularity. A vivid drarnatie
' picture,
' TImm MATING CALL"
• CAMEO [:'#)UllatY- -"fOT Spin . r1'°
6 HOOI)(:1'. P° lieu)'--"WliIlll. 01
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' FRIDAY card SATURDAY'
nicnARI) DIIX •
:174 a routing la0reit spm, cal eon/neaten
•aa Upwarty golf sunt t'allenesair. Panne
tttillioraairea and tot water. Oka and
gulf, siseprneet and roia:an r all const
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