HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-06-09, Page 5TiMRSDAY, JUNE tilt, 1i$3
AMONG THE CHURCH
NOM . Y. W. A. Meld a vet enyoX-
able pt. is at Saalfeld yesterday atter'
Regular servi.; es gill Int candueted to
Ineterla et. United church Sunday, Jane
11tLth; Il a,ut., "Trite flour Elements ('f
Worship:" 7 pato„ "Emphasis on the
1 teratatice." Pastor in 'chargeof bath
services, Sendey Scheel tat 9 Win.
Zoe regutar monthly meeting of the
�� Arthur Cirele of Knox church will be
ateld on Monday evening. June 13th, In
the e1 ureh. Mrs. W. i . &sunders will
.have charge of the Meeting and Mrs.
Brett. Bissett and Mrs. W. G. natteEwsin
will give a meta ••
Next Sunday at North St. United
chureh: 10 aim.. Fellowship Class,
aten'a Club; tin* for Men's Club, "Wry
Ada Men fear &aW" 11 same Ann
sermon for Court 0oderich, Canadian.
Carder of Fareeters, All -Foresters , uvit-
ed. 234 pan., 'Sunday school; 7 pen.,
"The Power We Possess."
• Seri/lees at ,Baptist elutectr-Ennday
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next. pastor, Rev. W. T. Bunt: Bible
school 41t 10 a m.;gospel .service 11 a.m.,
subject, "'The Supreme Service; r gospel
service at. 7 p.m., subject, "The Supreme
Sacrifice. The sacrament of the 'Lord's
Supper will be administered at the close
of the evening service.
The Mission Circle et North street
United church met on May 27th at the
.hme of Miss 'E. Buchanan. An inter-
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GODERICH STAR
titt.UR' report of the sixth annual cone
'relation of the W. )i. S. lield at Wing*
Nun was elven by Mrs. Dray. A talk t y
Mies 14eitie and a reading by Miss Mile
Bred Wilton were also anueh enjoyed,
A octal hour was then spent.
Senility lest was ndssioarary day in the
detmery of Huron and an the clergy ex-
changed pulpits to bring before the
people of the deanery the missionary
work of the church as supported by the
Weems= budget. Vie' rector ot fit.
fiterge's 'ebureb, (lode 1eh, was in Blyth,
Bel*rnve and Auburn. while Mr, Parker,
of tensall, end Mr. Pocock, of Myth,
occupied the pulpit ot St. George's in
tiilis'ntoruing and evening respectively.
The W. M. S. of North. street Butted.
church rnet on Monday afternoon for the
regular Monthly meeting, Mrs.,, J. B.
Graham had charge of the devotional
program. The scripture lesson was read
by Mrs, R. J. froward, a leaflet, "Berne.
bas, the Man of Broad Sympathies," was
read by Mrsraelen, havers, Miss Nellie
Colborne gsvve a plaiting solo, prayer
was' offered by Mrs. W. J. Andrew and
Mre.-Wattaa Vbapter 271 eft the -study
book, on Korea, 'was read by Miss Rob-
ertson, • in the absence of Mrs. Plamilton,
and `Mrs. Andrew epoke briefly of work
done at the recent meeting of the Lott -
den branch executive. -
Mrs, Hetherington presided during the
bpslness session when arrangements were
The Stronglasa,
THERMOS BATTLES
Pints and Quarts
AT
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 0 GODERICH, ONT.
made fora quilting bee and for the July
Meting when the society will elite:tent
the members of the C. G. I,T, the
Mission Band, and the Baby Band, with
their parents.
Miss khilie Buchanan, who- hes been
appointed honorary president of the Mis-
sion Circle, asked to be relieved of the
work ot Assoeiate Helpers" secretary, and.
Mrs; C. M. lloberteon was stppotnted to
the latter. .position.
BLYTH
Mrs. W. Mills, Ripley, has been the
guest of iter sister, 'Mrs. John Ferguson.
Mr, and Mrs. Bert MOElroy and chil-
dren', Audrey and Leland. Indianapolis,
Nr are guests of the trainer's parents; Mr.
and Mrs. T, C. McElroy, this Week. -
Bev. George Weer and R. 0, McGowan
of st. Andrew'e 'united church and Rev.
E. L. Anderson and Robert Wightman
of queen street United church are at-
tending conference at. St. Thornas this
'Week.. ,
Past Grand Master Bro,. S. ,A. Pople-
stone has been selected as representative
of Blyth Lodge lt. O. 0: P. `Nq, 300 to at-
tend the Grand Lodge in Toronto June
COAL! COAL! COAL!
Nov is the cheapest time to put in your next
Winter's Coal.
Stove Coal,
Chestnut.
Coke..
oc nta
P oho. s.
•Soft Coal...
.$15.50 per
$15.50 per
. ;'$12.50 per
$12.00 per
.$11.00 per
ton For cash on deliv-
ton
ton ery, .these prices
:
ton are :subject: to `$1.00
ton I per on reduction.
tion. -
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All our coal is weighed on: your •'scales, the market.
scales.
We havesome second hand Electric Washing
Machiines• at greatly.reduced prices..
For Paint, Oil, Varnishes and General - 'Hardware
Plumbing, Heating; Eavetrou ,king and
T smitting—call o • Phone
Phone: -radar. HAS. C.'. LEE
AT THE HARBOR
he Season's Dance Treat
AT
GODERICH PAVILION
1
Thursdlay, ur e
RUSH YATES CANADIANS
10 Pieces—, '10 Peaches
From Arcadian Ball -room, Buffalo, N. Y.
W G R Radio Artists
One Night Only
.DON'T MISS IT. ADMISSION, .I5c
Open every Thursday and Saturday night
went to Goderich .and enjoyed a few
Pleasant hours.
The June Meeting of the Women's In-
stitute was held• in Memorial Ball last, here for the week -end.
Thursday afternoon. The last president, iMissee Annie, And Gerrie McRae, et
Mis. James 'Scott, 'was in the chair. and Toronto, surd Mrs. W0)tsle. of Clinton,.
were week-eud guests et the borne of. Mr.
and Mrs, Walter: Neftel
Mrs. J, Elgin Toni hasreturned to
Oniterlch after spending the winter
months , in Toronto.. She is aeeouipanied
by Miss Grace Joluiston, ot 'Toronto..
Sates Florence Sowetby, nurse -in -train-
Ing at the Alexandra Marine and Gene
eral . Hospital, Cioderleh, is spending her
vacation at the home of iter parents, :Mr,
and 'Mrs. George ower y.
the branch when she paid tribute to the Mr, and Mrs, F. W..Seehhrg (formerly
splendid 'service rendered : to • the society May; Fowler of Qoderic'h), of Aleuque:
by the retiring presiuent, Mr$, R. Rich- nue, New Mexico, and Mrs, J. A. NW -
mend. Ai duet was nicely given by MTS. Donald and family, ot Toronto, were.
W. Ceibson and Wks. L. Scrimgeour, and week -end visitors in town.
a reading by 3Irs. Patterson. A- very in-
structive paper on "Vegetables and their
food value,," was given by Mrs. V. Oster.
A tasty lunch was served by the 'group
in charge: Mrs.. P. J, Kelly, Mrs, E.
Richmond, Mrs, E. C. Johnston and Mrs.
James Scott. It included a rhubarb pie
contest. The pies were judged by. Mrs.
chellow, 'Mrs, McGee and Mrs. W. Mills,
and very much enjoyed, with the lunch
following the judging,
Tile English language is a collection of
noises which we make in order to coin -1 little son, Tonamy, of Canton, N.Y., with
municata with each other.-�eor a Her -
Mrs. Swart's mother and sister, Mrs, Coo
nard Shaw. ' and Mrs. +McClung, of Clarksburg, W.
Va„ have returned to 'Canton after •visit-
i'People We Know
D'. W. W. Marton was a v;ll;ar to Til-
bury yesterday.
i lcev. J. N 11. labile and Mae Mills were
• L'r Hrarltferd yesterday.
Mr. E. It. Wake is attest 3tpg the (lana-
i•
gists' cenventian In Ta1Zoltu tale week.'
Mr. and Mrs. Jchn Banat are vtsitir:a
their awaittee. lhfrs. Victor Bela at .
WWliierton, :
Mr. and Mrs. Baroid Rivers and sen
Donald, have returned (rem a visit to
Day City. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harnett and Sin.
Ritchie, at octroi(, spent the past week
end vleithhg Mr. and Mae. Jet Urophey
and other friends.
Mr. James Cursors will sail en July
and on the C. P, R. linea' "Empress et
Australia" trent quebe , for a visit with
relatives In England.
Mies Mabel Strang ,has returned to
town after spending the 'winter in Guelph
'turd her sister, Mees Orate Strang, was
gaveraa few timely remarks. The Insti-
tute rally song, was sung, followed by the
roll call, whit* was answered by "a step-
saver." Several matters of business
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Were arranged, among them being plans
for .the meeting to be held on June 20.
when Clinton and Londesbgro Institutes
will be present, to be addressed by the
speaker from the department. In a few
well-eltosen words Mrs. R. Newcomb
voiced the sentiments of the members of
The Y. P. 8., who had. planned a picnic
to Bayfield on Wednesday, were disap-
pointed • when rain came about noon,
making it impossible to make the trip,"
However, about 4.30 the weather. cleared
sufficiently so' that about eighty-five
;API'fAL • Tiii.EAT:.
Goilerich
North
SOUND
Electric
SYSTEM
Phone 41
NOW PLAYING -William Haines and all star east iia•"'Arc You Lietening?"
Monday, Tuesday and :Wednesday
MARLENE DIETRICH and CLI'VE BROOK
Thrills and mystery In the Orient -gripping drama aboard a fast express-
Romance in a new absorbing manner and one of the year's most talked of
piotures
Al an extra added attraction
TURNER, the Magician
and his eompsny will entertain front the Capital Stage each night between
the regular picture programs with a special children's matinee on :Monday
at 4.15 pan. THIRTY master magical effects and nn hour's fun -provoking
entertalnment.
Thursday, h(riday and Saturday
ZANE GREY'S
Adieu a antra of a thouaaud thrills I
ILu tie s, raagera and roivance fide the ,addle under a dccert lncon. ""A
fearlese latah and a true -"clue girl battle terrine odds In this ncveeping story
of the great Southwest. ,
„RI ERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE'
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0111)Pre2 O'Ea iaa7. =GUM= altitIMTILL. NOM 1 attar a
COMING"The lacckleee Agee" •
lifat'iitecs 1rla:nday at 4.15 pin., Wed. and SM. at 1i.00' pain.
PAESI IRV
• Mr. James A. Dalton, mail, clerk,left 1
ter Chicago . on Sunday Might on reoeipt i
of news that his sister, Elisabeth, had .
been Injured in: a motor accident. No.
particulars have: been received.
Mr. Stephen Wilcock, of Toronto, for
28 years: a grocery .traveller )veilknown
in, Ooderich,. and ears. Wilcock, have
come to ooderich.end have taken rooms.
with Mrs. Wilcock's cousin, Miss Mont-
gomery, Bruce St. They will remain in
h
God ricn ni
Goderich i deft to :•
1y
Dr„ Edgar Swarts, lairs Swarts and
NEW NOCK
Car Batteries
::
GREATEST VALUE EVER : OFFERED
13Plate and
$0 50 up
Let Yale quote you on your, Tires, Goodrich
or Goodyear. ,
Miller's" -Service Station
Phone 259 Cor,Elgin Ave: and Victoria St,
SPEND
DOMINIO
in GODERICH
MONSTER PARADE AT 9:30. a, m., with '
.valuable prizes for
Decorated Autos, Decorated Bicycles, Industrial
and Merchants' Floats and Calithurnpians
followed by children's games' on= the
Square.
Afternoon Program at Agricultural Park
Starting at 2:00 o'clock
MILITARY MANOEUVRES. -
By ELGIN REGIMENT
MOTORCYCLE RACES ,
Best Racers from London and Stratford
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT (4 teams
EXHIBITION POLE VAULT by Bob Stoddart
BAND CONCERT. aria STREET CARNIVAL .
-ON THE SQUARE AT NIGHT
NOTA DULL MINUTE IN THE DAY
ing the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs..
Thos. Swarts.
We are pleased to knew that Mrs. G.
W. Williams, St Vincent street, who on .
Friday last underwent a serious opera •
tion in Toronto C+Ieneral Hospital, Is
ter, Mrs. Russell Fester, over the week-
end. •
Mr. and •Mrs. Everett -Lowery and Irene
makingsplen did progress toward/
re ov-
ery.
Mass .Edith Williams is remaining.
in, Toronto : with her mother.
• Rev. car T. and Mrs Watts and family
Hand Knitting
The most popular and
profitable le _ astim a for
your leisure hours.
Have you seen the new "Monarch"
instruction book, showing the many
new styles in ladies` men's and child-
ren's knitted wear for the summer •
season
A: complete ock of the following
stock
yams ' always on hand
Monarrch Dove
Monarch Down
—"Viyella'' _
—"Sea Breeze, Silk and Wool
- "Andalusians'
'-Angora
Berri(dcui arts Bee 1 y'iv 3 and 4 Pi..Y
Scotch Fingering, 4 ply
—And Benmiller Yarns
F. E .
Phone 86 The Cash Store
HIBBERT.:
Reliable Merchandise at Reasonable Prices: ,
returned to town on Friday. Mr. and .of 'Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. - John Lowery
Mrs, Watts' son, Clayton, who graduated of _ Toronto, visited Mr. Geo:. Proctor on
with the degree of M. . A, from Drew Monday, Motoring on to Windsor -to -visit
college had the standing "summa lands." Mr, Harold Lowery.
fie was strongly recommended to go on --- - --M
for the degree' of Doctor of Philosophy
and will take the course, either at Drew
or Columbia (University. • -
Miss Isabelle. afgffatt, : graduate nurse '
of Alexandra Marine and 'General Hos-
pital, Goderich, and a member of North
street United :church, was cornhnissioned.
for time missionary service on Sunday
last in a very :impressive sersiee at the
annual• meeting of the London Confer.,
Brice in St, Thomas, and leaves for her
appointed field'of service at Hearst, NeW
Ontario, shortly. Mr. and Mrs. • C. M.
Robertson and family and Miss Bailie
attended the • service on Sunday.
Mr, William Trainer has been spending
a few days in Goderich, en route to his
home in Knoxsvilie, Tenn., from Ohazy,
N.Y., where he. attended the funeral of
his. sister, . Mr, Trainer; visited with Ide,
"Hec" Hays :while here. It is fifty years
since he left Goderich first, but he still
has a. goodly number : of acquaintances
here and greatly enjoyed his visit' among
them. ,
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The pupils of Union school enjoyed a
holiday on Friday; June 3rd. '
'Miss Edith Johnston visited at the
home of her sister, Mas. Albert Barker,
of Ooderich, for a few days last week.
The June meeting of the W. M. S. of
Union church will bo � Id at the Victoria
at. church parsonage, w'•derieh, on Wed-
nesday afternoon of this week.
Born -,At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Harwood, on Friday, June 3rd,
to Mr, and Mrs.' Wm. Longmire, of Qode-
rich, a daughter. Congratulations)
Mr. and 'Mrs. Victor Ross and Miss
Dora and 'Mr,' Wilmer Harrison, mot-
ored to Mitchell on Saturday and attend-
ed the funeral of the late Mrs. Balfour.
The regular meeting bf the Y. P. 8. of :
Union church Will be held on Friday
evening. odea Lena Colwell will have
charge of the meeting. All young people
are welcome.
Rev. F. W. Craik will . occupy the pul-
pit dn Union
ul-
pitdn:.L*nion 'church next. Sunday,. The
service will be at 3 pm., Sunday school
at :2 .m. There was a fair attendance'
at the service on Sunday. The text was
Exodus 4:2, "And the Lord said unto
hint, What is that in thine hand? And
he said, A rod.",
The followlne is the report of S. S. N(1.
6, Goderich Township, for May, 1932:
Sr. IV, Total 350 -'Stanley - Mcliwain,
105; .*Jean $owerby; 109; "Gerald Orr, l
*Will "Porter, "Dick Porter, *Graham
Johnston. Sr.'111,-Total 250 --Maurice
Harwood, 160; Eric McAllister. 145; or- •
vat Siding, 99; La Verne Powell, 90 I
Maitland Fuller, Jr.. att.-Total 100 -
Dan Sielirag, 47; *Harvey Lasealine. Sr,
IL --Total 200--MildEred Powell, 243 i
(hon,); Viola Tichborne, 211: bottle
Powell, 153; Arnold Fuller, ,129 ; : Betty
Puller, 103; eArmand Lasealine, pts r-1
ratite • Lassaline. Jr. 1L: 'Total • 150 -
Jean 'McAllister, 101; ' Mary Harwood,
tt 97; Erie Spleran, 89; *Arthemise Lriesa-
i line. Sr. L. -Total '150 -Elva Orr, 140
Lusa-
!
(hon.) ; Dorothea Piehborne, 116 • (hone':
Edna°Powell, 97; ftoddie Jokisaton, 00.
Pr. -Total 100e -truce - Sowerby, 05
rhon.). Slumber on roll 20. Averaea
attendance 17. 'Those marked' ' missed
all or part of the examination.
M. - A. PENTI,A1+ti.Y, Teacher.
(Pram another correspondent'
Miss hazel Pickard spent Sunday with
• her parents. 1
Mr. Harry Proetor motored to Euri^h
and visited Mr. Alvin Proctor on sun-
day. l
On Friday last Mr. Eldred Yeo and
a.2:s. John Yeo, of Clederich, metsred to
Locust Hill and visited Mrs. Yea's dough-
IIILVIEMPIIIIYIOININMFAIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIOIY
THE
Annua1 Carden Party
NEW 1...Qw PRICES Ai
GODERICH DRUG STORES
This week's Specials beginning Saturday,
June 11th, for one week only to . Friday,
June 17th.
OVALTINE
Reg. 50c for - 29e
Reg. 75c for 490
Reg. $1.25 for ..... $1.09
MOTH BALLS
1ieg. 15e 701 .... . ......... 90
DJE1t KISS TALCUM
Reg. 2sc for.... .... I7e
MINTY',S. TOOTIL, PASTE
23e cacti.. a for' 396
WEST'S TOOTH i1'40TE
23e each ... ........... 2 for 39e
Zellet DUX
Ilea. 50e for •
30c
OUR STANDARD EVERY DAY LOW PRICES
CASTOIlIA .330
CAMPANA IrALI.tIv HALM 29c
BAYOUS ASPIRIN, 0 des. for 30c.
PLX TOX . . . . 49c, 60c, $1.00
IPANA 'I'OO'I'i! PASTE .... 4ge .
SNOW WHITE TOILET PALER
2 toile for J , 210
DODD'S KII,Ntak PILLS .39c
GILLETTE'S IDLCE BLADES
5 for ... .....00c
GILLETTE'S lanzo 1 ifl.ALDES
5 for ....39c
10 for ;5c
PINIil$AM COMPOUND : $1.10
BURDOCK' BLOOD 111 PEIts
$1.10
GIN' PILLS 3$0
BUY (►RUGS AT THE DRUGSTORE
J. II. Lauder, E. R. VPigIe, Ha E. Dunlop, J. A. Campbell
Ohiidre
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR.1A..
DANCES
at the Pavilion, Goderich
THURSDAY JUNE 16th
AL. WILLIAMS: and his .7 Canadian Aces.
froim the Windermere Hotel, Muskoka, an. all
Canadian Dance Band --Smooth and Snappy..
SATURDAY, JUNSY y 8th.
TONY FARR'S ORCHESTRA.
Free Taxi. from .C.P.R. Office on Square
MET.` ME AT THE PAV..
of 'the
ASIiFIELD CIRRCUIT
alit be held on
Friday Evening, June 17111
at the lwlne of Mr. Garnet Cools.
three miles north of Dungannon.
The Lucknow Orchestra. with.
Lust now male and mixed guar-
tette3 duels a sd reading% toot:e
00 at` - aetit e Bwct rasp,
Adealeetott: 25e and :tee
PERI
STORES
.Wise Women "SAVE TIME and MONEY"
by shopping .regularly at Superior Stores.
Look over, Our List of Savings for
Thursday, Friday and -Saturday,
JUNE 9th, 10th and .:11th.
KRAFT
VELVEETA .
CHEESE
vzI):
Pkg. ��C
Durham Corn Starch 9c
Superior NAL.Bak. Powder,
16 -oz. tin ....
Gillette's Lye, 2 tins 25c
%V TEA, 1, lb. pkg. 39c •
at,r •
FLAKES 2 PACKAGES iC
PALMOLIVE SOAPCAKES
SUNLIGHT
SOAP
10 Bars for 49c
KELLOGG'S
ALL BRAN
Large pk 1 16c
TODDY
Law Saanta.
• Clara
PRUNES
3 (baa2 5c•.
JS CALVIN CUTS' a c! a MeEWEN
WITH FREE CLASS 49C
SHAKER, 14b. tin
Sweet Mixed
PICKLES
Larne 911
family jar
PEAS, CORN,
TOMATOES
3 Larbe 9C
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