The Goderich Star, 1930-06-12, Page 8PAGE EiGIls
;Nee ear ahead, in some way leg ren.
:: trot of her can It twit throe conn- 1
Ipieta terns over and lauded war the
fence, lone of the caccailaamta. were
inerret3 but the cat' vans , badly dams
raged.•
Air. Elliott Miller, geliie Into, a
friend's lipase laR t, niliereney night,
= left has ear sitting rear the telt of the
halo glean which is on the read
seeing nerd: Easier Latif mere In i few
1 tainutea he returned i to find his ear
gone. It had in some stammer gone
down the gtaer', k ai,i.;, flout tercet
and napless a into the plate -glare win.
dew of the R=anker mere. It wee a
tree lie that it dict pct crash into
'.'ran cur or ••1 —• hurt seineone.
A r ntleraan I1. v$, east of Luca.
raw, wizen going for his Caws early
•I:natae rimming, foii'i'l t'a iiia st -
erise a hannsarae twit and clop, graz-
ire .peace;abfly with them, They diel
aet:t raeaai to he sererieed by his ap-
= peorence and i;ept can einem: until he
t,a9 lt,et a few feet irony thecal Then
they°jumped the fence into the neigh-
bor'a field and started eating tlit° ten-
der 'eats. He then sheeted at tkaam
'and they Boon disappeared into a
' swap nearby. 'This was a quiet re
mender of iI#tyyear
HAYFIELD
Mr. Laurie Fowlie, of Landon,
spent the week -end with his sisters in
the village.
Miss Nora Ferguson, having spent
the winter in London, returned to her
house here on Monday.
Mr. Sol Kippfer, of Harlon, a for-
mer citizen of the village, moved back
to the village last week and opened
up a barber shop in the room enjoin-
ing .the post office,
Rev. Mr. Gale and Dirs. Gale loft
for Waterloo on Monday evening, ow-
ing to the sickness of their son -in.
law, the Rev. Mr. Richardson, le='ho it
down with pneumonia in Waterloo at
time of writing. -
The members of L. O. L. No. 24 are
making every arrangement for the
glorious 12th celebration to be held
here. Over fiftylodges are expected
Vern North and South Huron, also
from South Perth. - Every accommo-
dation isbeing prepared for the gath-
ering and a galla day is expected..
I The ladies of St. Andrews United
4ehurch had their spring cleaning bee
at the church on Wednesday scrub-
bing and clean'ig the church thorough -
1 A very sad and sudden death took
place on Saturday morning at two
o'clock on the Bronz+on line, Stanley,
being that of : Miss Maggie Penhale.
'Deceased livedwith het brother, John
Fenbale, and was feeling well as us-
ual on the day previous She retired
for the night in lier..Lual . health.
About two o'clock a,em she awoke her
brother and Said she was feeling sick
and he helped her beet to her bed' and
Dropped her up in bed, and called his
brother's folks, living amass the road,
also the doctor, but before . anyone ar
rived she had passed away. Deceased
was of a 4miet disnosition and a kind
good neighbor.- She leaves -to -mourn-
ate loan three sisters and three bro-
thers, Mrs. Thos. Snovdert, Mrs. Al-
fred Westlake. of the Sable Line,
Stanley; Mrs, Ills son, of St. Thornes;
Robert, of ; Bayfield, and Jobe and
Harold, of the Bronson Line. The
funeral took place on .Monday from
ber late residence to, Hayfield ceme-
tery, service beinar conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Gale, of St. Andrews church,
of which deceased was a member.
There was a large attendance, shows
- ing the esteem in which she was held
by the; community at large. •'
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JUNE BRIDE
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CHINA BRIDGE SETS,
DINNER SETS
IND1 ; AND ENGLISH
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SILVERWARE
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L1TcKNOW
.lir. ,Will Forester was home from
Landon over the week»end.
Mr. Bill Douglas and Mr. Elliot
Miller spent the latter part -of last
week • in London.
Mr. Will Lyons, of St. Helens,
spent Sunday afternoon with Will
Gollen, Lucknow.
The Lucknow. Junior Farmers play-
ed the Ripley Junior Farmers in a
game of sroftball last Wednesday
evening, the Lucknow boys winning.
The Lucknow Piro Co, are going
to atalro a street dance on Friday
night, June 13th. All come.
The Lueknow ' LO.O,F. Lodge are
going to deenrate the graves of de-
_ . Parted Oddfellown in Greenhill-ceme•
tery next Sunday,nfternoon.
Mrs, W. L. MacKenzie, Grant and
Mrs. D. G. MacKenzie motored to
Toronto on Friday last to attend the
weddin s of their. cousin. •
The Rev. C. IL Dickenson and wife,
of Moose Jaw, Sask., arrived in Luck -
now on Saturday to spend the month
of June with Mr. Dickenson's mother,
all's. W. P. Reed.
Un till Inst Thursday night this
district woo badly in need of rain; the
grain in the fields and also the gar -
netts were suffering. From ThursdaY
nicht till late Saturday night it rained
steadily. On. Smiley nue/tine the
sun watt again shining and everything
loeued' }lin, hetes .nf the rvin,
Mins Wine, R.N.; of Dungannon,
while driving to London in IDr. Bal -
four's Dodge, when trying to page
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CARLOW
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Strachan, Mrs.
• Naftcl and Mrs..> Warnock, of Godes,rieb. attended the missionary meetin
on Teesdale • ' '
Dr. Margaret Macliellar Was enter•
tained at 'the manse, Benntiller, and
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New and original models in assured
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You are cordially invited to inspect our stock.
MISS M. MacVICAR
1 in ;dton St„ Goderich.,
TRE GODERICH STAR
met again ler Collegiate leafed of 47 ' . :,,
Wain ago in the Terson of Min.'ay-
lora mother of _Mrs. (V.ev.a Cure.mu . Have YOU Benin Rtbhed o a
A large and interested gat1aering' of New hock by lite High
women anti mea suet its the Swxtlasg
Hill ehurrit on Tuesday afterneen to LUSt of Patterns?
hear Dr. Margaret DMacliellar tell a , 3inzplicit3� let 0
little of her work anal the needs of ; Patters is the Economical
ne
India, ;s hero aha has labored for forty
bears. She contrasted eonclltion3 as Way ='16c at Mos Noble s.
they were okay years ago, when thew . Patterns Kept in Stook.
were only seven medical colleges in
the whole emery and today with its
9aundrede of doa:tora, meetly men,
freir,a its many colleges. and 3,500 Leo.BRITISH h CI1Ah+Ci: MOCK
pitanl:s. Ana mereasine funnier of
women are being trained in mcdi:al ngne=-,n• ,
and educational wwomen and omen -R,. . ..--. •
who were not eounialercd ao valuable side of the county road last year, as
as the cow or goat are now coming in- the hills obceure the view of tnese
to a higher 1 )0ition. Same of them rtoacda in eery direh tion and not twee
ore outatand'anu lea3� ra. As the pop- '101 one reaches the top of the hill eau
em-
ulation of India is D•20,000,000 it takes .ore sen another car approaching from
a long time before the leaven will !any direction. fihe bread truck •tvaa-
week through the whole lump. In am/Tonna north on the right-hand side
Neemuch, where Dr. 34acKellar labor -
Nam l of the road, and neither saw the ether
cd, a fine hospital of grey stone, ' until almost the instant at the impact. i
wide verandas and a training aehool, Aftcarer the collision Mr. Errington's r
Inas been erected, also a church, pelf-} was headed northward and ttie !
supporting and sending' out worlcers, brad truck was fitting weatwzard.
bealdo it, thereby fulfilling Christ's • \'Vrih Rrr..kriinl;ton iu the car were'
command, "Co preach and heal," The some school children, a little daughter •
meeting was under the auspices of the of Zr.Aand Mrs. Thos Webster and
W. M. S., with the president, Mrs, some of Mr. Errington's grandchild-
i4iarsln, presiding. Rev. R. Cumming ren, the family of Mr. and Mrs. Vic.
read the seripturo lesson, and Mrs. tor Errington. Ali escaped serious
A. McIhvain and Mrs. Mearide favor- injury, as did also the drivers, but
ed the audience with a .duet. Mrs. little Isabel Webster end Violet Er-
4Rev.) Lundy and Mrs. Iiendersnn rington received some scratches and
elead in prayer and Rev. Mr. Lundy bruises and:the latter received some
closed with the benediction. The lo- injuries to her back.' All suffered
cal society, served lunch and a plea- somewhat from shock, but it was for -
sant social hour. was spent., Visitors tunato khat no serious injuries were
from Nile, Ilonlnilier and Port Albert received by any of the occupants.
were present. - The cars suffered some damage• both
• front axles being bent, . one. :front
A G NIN N wheel eg the car was broken and the
MISS S. NOBLE
Mr. Orville McCluskey called upon fenders. of both were crumpled up:
friends in Dungannon on Thursday. The side of the truck was alae badly
scrapedr but all parties;, are thankful
that nothing more serious happened.
The sale of the 'nouseiiold infects of
Mrs. Max Hoffman is in Alexandra the late Miss .3. expiate, wince was
Marine and General Hospital, Code- held on Saturday, was web:ettenaeu,
-rich, as the result of tall at heF° and geed -splices -wore reauzetl. dive
home when she sustained a 'broken property was outsold and prospective
limb. � buyers may consult Mrs. Steele, or
Mrs. Everett Finnigan and little beaforth, with regard to the purenase
daughter have returned from a very thereof. Elliott .Miller, of Lacknow,
enjoyable visit with : Mrs. Fin nigan's wielded -the hammer -
sister, Mrs. Roy E. Harris, of Strat- i Mr. and Mrs. -Elmer Shackleton me-
, Cored up for a week -end visit .with inti.
ford, and Mrs, A. M. Wickens, Toren r ShackletVn's mother, ,:Ars. W. Shut-
t°.
Mrs. Robt. Davidson 'completed her Teton•
tour of the branches of the Women's I Bent Leach, of Detroit, son of the
Institutes of .West Huron district on late Rev. Robert' Leach, at ono time
Thursday, when she visited the branch a pastor of Erskine Presbyterian
at Blyth. On IThursday last she was !church, was renewing former ac -
at St. Helens. and on Friday at Kin- I quaintances in this vicinity on Satur-
tail. - t day evening, while a guest with Wes-
Messrs. Chas. Alton, Richard Fin- ley Echlin of Nile, and with retatrves.
nigan, Button Roach and. Chas. Con-' in Goderich.
gram left on Monday evening by mo- I Rev. Mr. Mai, of St. Paul's. An -
tor for Torontb to attend the Shrin-glican church, ,Mepnannon, was an
err' convention. They returned overnight guest. wire Rev. and Mrs,
Thursday morning and report an en- Genevan at the rectory, Lueknow,
joyable time. on Monday evening.
The annual sermon to the mem- , Mr. and Mrs. heber Eedyhad as
bers of L. 0. L. No. 824, Dungannon, ' guests recently Mr. and Mrs. Melville
and L. 0. B. A. No. 967, ,Dungannon, eolalotzhauer,.. Missl3eatrice epencer,-
tvill be preached on , nnday, June . all of. Milverton. , -'
22nd, at the hour of 7.30 p.m. at Dun- i Mr. and Mrs. ,S. Herbert Stothers
gannon United church. Rev. C. C. and three children, Lenore, Helen and
Keine, pastor of the church, will ad- r Arnold, were guests on Sunday with
dress the gathering. Weather per- Mrs. Stother's bigther, Mr. T. Hack -
witting, it will be an open air service ett and Mrs. Hag ett, of Ashfield. .
and will be held on the there'll lawn. i Miss Edna Para ie out•again after
Visiting brethren will be welcome.• "herr prolonge4,II sus ofthe winter.
The Women's Amen of Dungan- i Mr. and Mrs. ;chard McWhinney
non United church will hold its anewere guests on nday .with Mr. and
garden. party on the church lawn Mrs. Robert Dna* son: -.1
ton the evening.of Friday, June 27th. j Miss Jean Stet sera of the Toronto
Supper will be served from 0 to. 8, ,teaching staff, *alloyed a week -end
variedro r mus-
inual
f •. his°h.a . tet �Yum-uf visit with p g sit her paipnts, Postmaster and
seal selections, quartettes, duets and Mrs. Stothers. .
readings will be given.. t Mr'. and Mrs. David Glenn, ac.om-
A district Orange' picnic is being parried by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bruce
arranged • for Wednesday afternoon of West Wawanosh, were the guests
and evening, June 25th, to be held in on Sunday with Mr. and Dirs. William
the woods on the farm of Mr. Robt: Jackson of Huron' Township in the
Davidson, Dungannon. Prominent vicinity of Ripley.
Orangemen will give addresses and a Melvin Keine, who has been a stu-
program of sports is being arranged. dent at the University of Toronto, is
All, particulars will be given next enjoying his hol}Eigysat the parson -
week. age a guest entitles parents, Rev. C.
Exception having been taken to the C. Kahle and Ys..Keine.
legtxlity of the previous special meet- 1 Anniversary services are to be held
ing of the ratepayers of U. S. S. No. in Erskine Prosb'terian church, Dun -
i, Ashfield and West Wawanosh g'annon, on Sunday next, June 15, at
(Dungannon) another meeting was the hours of 8' p.m. and 7.80 p.m. Rev.
called for Wednesday evening, June R. C. McDermid of Knox Presbyterian
11th, by Mr. E. C. Beacom, I.P.S., he church, Goderieh, will be the special
himself being present. It was one of preacher for the day. The choir will
the largest gatherings of ratepayers be assisted in the services of praise by
ever held in the school, and was for members of the Auburn Presbyterian
the purpose of considering the quos- church choir, who will render special
tion asto the advisability' of employ- musical numbers in the form of guar-
ing a surveyor to decide. whether Mr. tetter, duets `.and solos. A special ore
Arthur Culbert's residence is situat- i fer]ng will , be received, and twill be
cd im II.S S. No.. 8 or U.S.S.-No. l r,= llpplied to The remodelling and rede-
It has been assessed in U.S.S. No. corating of the church and church
17, West Wawanosh, ever since ; the sheds. Rev. Mr. McDermid will preach
latter section was inaugurated some at Lucknow at 11 a.m., while Rev. C.
28 years ago. The question arose in H. McDonald will take the services at
order to settle the question of Mr. 31 a.m. and at 7 pap. in Knox church,
Culbert's eligibility to qualify as Goderich. The evening service in
trustee in U.S.S., No. 8, Ashfield, Lucknow will be withdrawn.
where he w3 as elected at the last au- ! In the death of William Edward
nuns meeting. The result was similar Durnin, which occurred at his home
to that of the previous meeting, in on the 7th eoneeesion of Ashfield twp.,
favor of employing a surveyor, only the community has suffered ,the loss
with a much larger majority this of a much esteemed citizen Ii'jd•a kind
time. The former was 85-29, a ma- neighbor. Ile bad been i11 only about
jority of 6, while the vote on Wednes- three weeks, and was seventy-eight
day evening was 52-82, a majority of years of age. ITU late Mr. Durnin
20. A vote of thanks was moved to was bora on May 26th, 1852, and was
Mr. Beacom for being present. ' the eldest son of the late Mr. and
A colhisilan °centred at the danger. Mrs. Edward Durnin of the 9th vin-
ous crossroad of. the Dungannon- ; cession of West Wawanosh. In Dec-
Lucknow road and the sixth and sev- ember, 18130, he was united in mar•
eienth concessions of Ashfield and West nage to Miss Marie Russel of Duf-
tVatvanosh, commonly known As fcrin County, and, following , their
Glenn's hill, when Mr. Eedy's new marriage they came to the farm on
bread truek driven by Bert Maize met the seventh concession where they
almost headon with David Errington's farmed .for thirty-three years. In
touring car, Tuesday morning. ; 3913 Mr. and Mrs. Durnin accompen-
•"Stop" signs were plaeed at either led their family to Winnipeg where
they resided eight years, returning in
1921 to their fatm home where they
had since resided until death called
Mr. Durnin. The deceased mag le
survived by his lvidow and a family of
three sons and ono daughter, Messrs.
Iioward Burnett of 'Winnipeg, Orton
Durnin of the public school teaching
Man Winnipeg ; Orval 1)urnin, on
that liemestepd, Ashfield, and Mrs.
I(Ir.) II. Grant, of Vancouver, 11. C.
Another son, Earle Durnin, paid the
I supreme oaeriflet itt the Great War.
niee1)al
survive. brothers y are Robert R Dentin,
Goderich; James Durnin, Melfort,
cask.; George Durnin, Elston, Stoke
Ja.'hn niurnin, of Saskateein, Sask,a
. Mrs. Matthew Wos.do, Lateknew, and
Mrs, it "it,3ede, Fergus, Ont. The
Iate Thomas 1 tonin of 1;1ungnnnere
' and the late.. A. E. J usnin of Clinton,
1 who was anted targe two years :tg t in
as e C 1 Ile t ti l'ty la Iced evening ae ident at Elston.
1 earl._. %were blethers of the deceased
mete There ata nine KIM/AIM/TM.
'1 fi�lLGwvicg a larie!aate service at the
leases the felrerel wee held fent
t', teem trteitrc4 church. the oneness Pe..
VC. I', Heine licis:c; in s'laavese He
atarea Ines reins to mai t?gin t onto.
"1iAC eti'•atix a there y east! be Bela."
[�L$itet' film 8ft'VE'!'i Soon Waive nee
T�i'i' f fi'eChttIr, `MI' :r i Serfs (.''9s'r , -'
- -M.. .== ''°"-, 'St.** til:ral tat 2..J il'Cru %M.itC:l
Mr, and Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and
son Malcolm, were guests on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Johns and famne'.
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TUt RSDAL JUNE 12th. 1930
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Jackets and Sleeveless Dresses
Just the type of printed and plain wash Silk Dresses smart women will wearsura mer.
Some are pin dots and polka dots in white and colors, sleeveless, half sleeve and long sleeve,
in every desirable color, in plana beautiful wash silks, sizes 15 to 44.
Prices range $9.7'.►, $12.75, $15, $20, $25
o nnereeosea,:;o?Z1Q: ' .. apt o
SWISS CURTAINS
Beautifully appliqued on strong Brus-
sels net in shades of cream or ecru, 35
inches wide by n e' - yards. Special
values • $2.90, $3.$0 a►nd $5.00'
SILK HOSE
Service weight, a new value full
fashioned real silk, with neat panel
' heels, rose dust, beige, greys, bamboo.
Sizes 8/ to 10 $1.29
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New inlaid patterns, showing in Battle-
- ship Linoleum. Inlaid patterns • are
right through to the back. Never wears
off. At per square yard $1.25, $X.50,
$2.00.
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ALL SILK PLAT CREPE -
38 inches wide, 'in black and various
desirable colors • and shades. Special
per yard .... ......... ... $i.75
1 a A C ESO & SON
from friends as beautiful symbols of thcut will be increased to 3 cents •--
love and respect for the memory of perpound.
0-Ala/Wren
Ory
kind friend. Those attending the The objective is to have all male FOR FLETCHER'S
funeral from a distance were: Mr. lambs for market castrated so that no C IA► S A,s.0 R 1 A •
and Mrs. Harry McQuillin and Mr. producer shall suffer loss and topmain
and Mrs. Matthew Woods, of Luck- ? tain and increase the demand for lamb
now; Marvin Durnin, of Cornwall ; t meat, thus helping to support lamb
Mr. and Mrs. H. Woods, Fergus; Mr. markets in as strong .aa. Aosition as
and Mrs. R. 11. Durnin, Goderich•, Mr. 'possible.
and Mrs.. Neil McKinnen and Mrs. J. A1sr a
B. McKay, • also of Goderieh; Messrs. ys Ready and Reliabie.—Prat- ` MONUMENTALW
Donald Murray, Thomas Taylor, Jas.
'neatly aJl pains arising from .intiam- WORKS
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and Stewart Durnin and Mr. and Mrs. mataon can. be removed with Dr. HAMILTON ST.
B. Sin th, of West Wawanosh; Mr.
Thomas . Eclectric Oii. Simply rub it Best 'aiaterlal and Latest
and -M s. Gordon Young, Goderich, on thesore spot and it is quickly ab- Designs
and Mr. and Mrs: Alex. Young, cal.sorbed by . the skin. Its healing Expert Workmanship
borne tp. Interment• tvas made in Power is conveyed to the inflamed tis- Ali Work Guaranteed
Dungannon cemetery, .with the foI- sun which is quickly soothed. finis Prices Reasonable
loweng pallbearers: • Messrs. Wii- fine old remedy. is also a specific for Your business will be
Ilam Crozier, Samuel Sherwood, Wil- all manner of tuts, seratches, bruises appreciated.
liam McConnell; David McWhinney, and.. sprains. Keep a bottle handy R. A. S!'U7TON
William Hasty and Matthew Shackle- always. ': GODERICH, GNT
ton. SCHOOL REPORTS P. O, Bax Iii.
TO END THE BUCK LAMB tyiL
CODERiCN
>, 5. S. Na. 1, Colborne
Six or seven years ago it 'wee
agreed by lamb buyers that the buck The following is the report in per-
la
er
lamb must disappear from the court tentage for the month o1 May: Jr.
merceal lamb markets. its meat af-
fected
f IV. .traneis Martin, 90.2;: Florence.
fected the Iamb market: unfavorably Ashton, 69.5; Russell McIntyre, 66.9.
and decreased the general popularity , III. -Kathleen Tyndall,.82.2. Jr. I FIRE AND AVTOMODILE ,
of lamb as a food. J•'urthermore, III. --Allan Stoll, 65.1; Dorothy Wat-
son,
r INSURANCE ,
d son, '62.3. Sr. at—Humphrey Nock -.j HAMILTON SrteISET
dp h buck 1 blas, 68 8; Ruth Tyndall (absent). RHONE 206 '
should be tolerated. Jr. 1L—Sheldon Bier, 65.3 L--� 1
Therefore, t th d Charles : Tyndall, 82.2; ' Edgar Stoll,
edu-
cational work that had been done over 77.5; Charlie .Watson, 74. .Pr.—Jean
Harding, HatoldAshton, Alice Nock-
olds. Number on. roll 15. `Average •
'
attendance 12.6. _.__ ,_. _. _.__• --
Sr.
Cement—for- .Sale
MURIEI E. STIRLING,' rresii calrload hist strived. .
of this poor class of lamb cow- Teacher. l Also, work.. such •.as jacking up
com-
ing to markets have resulted its im-
proving
,ADVERTISE IN: THE STAR houses. building cement walks
or foundations,general repairs,
a' #,
J. J. MOSER,
General- Repair*,;
Contractor
Call and see us.
Rid#nilton St.
there was no reason /rem the pro ie
cion standpoint why ac lamas
to give effect o e a u-
a number of years, lamb buyers
adopted a system - of prise -cuts on
buee lambs These rhave been- -suc-
cessful in greatly reducing the num-
bersproving the demand for limb by the
consuming public and helped to main-
tain strong prices for live lambs.
gut, as always, some producers 4 GODERICH
have persisted in 'neglecting; to ens- 4
trate their male lambs. t r
E. IL CLEVELAND
ri,13 le 114 West Vit,
a thee II
time and this neglect has resulted •
J 1
a lot of poor quality lambs beim rush- HOI II%DiI SUl'al SoClety
•
ed on to the market immediately be- will bold a flower display its the .
fore the. dates that the price cuts on vacant :Royal ' Bank •building,
bucks became effective. korner of North St, and IThe.
To overcome this, the dates , at • Square, on •
which the price cuts begin, have been.FRIDAY u1 d $ATUItDaii
advanced and made uniform'through- JUNE 20th and 21st ,
out Canade.
6`.- WOOLLCO11tBE
BABY CHICKS
At • -final Iow midsummer prices. • -
Effective. on June 30 the price of all ' Eery. member is invited to 0• A. C. liarred' Rocks, $14.00 per 100.
buck lambs of this - year's Iamb. crop' bring some flowers, in the Singe Comb White Legoduee $12.00.
at all markets .wilt be cut 2 cents per morning of the first stay. •Our chicks are all produced from
pound, and,' efrective an September 28, ' dlected
i
egeseaid on our own --free hens. Thisrm
"_ thing to you when buying chicks.
--•••••��•�'.u' ,r..�:rr They will liveandgrow:- .
Above prices- ,are effective on and -
after June 9th.
Don't forget to see our galvanized
- feeders. - - •
C. G. CAIVIPBE L
Pone sixth 10.24 R. R. 2 AUBURN
WOf'Igr$
Cafe
--SPARKS--
For
CHOICE GROCERIES,
FRUITS, VEGETABLES,
BUTTER, EGGS, MEATS,
LARD, FLOUR, ETC.
Cor. Montreal -St and Square - SILVERWOOD'S _ICE CREAM
Frigidaire Equipped For Your
Completely renovated Protection
with most up -to -late
fittings. - For a choice
meal we'll served try
us.
A La Carte at all
hours
from '7 a. m. to 12 p. m.
Gordon Wong
Ion Ur
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fioPon Gale
Special Business Men's Lunch
daily at 60 cents
A la carte service at all hours
TURKEY DINNER
Our specialty Sunday only
From 12 to 3 p.m. 60 cents
HUGH WONG
British Exchange Ilidg.
Telephone 162.
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f SPRINGS
MATTRESSES
r WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS '•
FLOOR COVERING
1CLECtRIII LAMPS
ELECTRIC WASHERS
J. R. VVI EELER
S'urnittere Miner Funeral Director
Call in end satisfy yourself.
Everybody welcome.
Sparr's Grocery
IT PAYS TO
MODERNIZE
Your
Plmpbiag
and .
Heating
IN CONVENIENCE, HEALTH
The Store of Satisfaction. and RESALE VALUE
Hamilton Street * Goderich
Phone 140. We Deliver in Town
FRESH EGGS'
WANTED
.HIGHEST CASH PRICES
EGGS GRADED UNDER GOVERNMENT
REGULATIOnS
• WM. ELLWOOD
Sir DAVID STREET, GODERiCU
Pb,se S99.
We have been fortun-
ate in beirzt appointed
local -agents for
Aukraft Paint
('r'11n 'WONDER PAINT)
Let us demonstrate this good
P&iitt to you.
HAROLD BLACKSTONE
!i'I t.t 1at2AhWt ' Flit'
•. uYglaagl
JOHN FINDER
GODERICH
Telephone 127
P. 0. Box 131
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Let Us Do Your
DRY CLEANING
for SPRING
When WE Dry Clean l`hem
they look just like new.
Save Money this Spring by
having us dry stern your old
Clothes.
3.H. VROOMAN
The Goleta
french Dry Cleaving Works
Amite 122 ''4b`est Street
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