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T'IKT1.1R MAY, )W($ Nilo 1N2
-:- AMONG THE CHURCHES
The annual Sunday aehaol Fi:nja off8t. Czeoe's Muth will be irld en Wed-
nesday, July tith, at ¥einusetung Park.
The choir of St. George's church will
aoulst in the Music at the carfirmation
service at Past Albert on Mor.iay t.en-
ing, June With, at 4 p.m.
Sterling July 3rd, tit. Oeerge'a Sunday,
school will meet in the morning, the
main church cehaol at 9:45 aim.. end,
the prinoitrs department at la ane.
8peetsl Thenlogiving servieet will be
held on Sunday, July 3rd, in eonneetioiil
with the anniversary of the Pendniwa ot�
Canada,
Rev. D. J. Lane. ,'m nIster of Knox;4
.Presbyterian ''Cluirch, will eanduet !milt» 1
versary serAices :at Brussels on 8undey
.next and the pulpit of Knox church..
here. Will be Occupied by Rev. W. More,.
of "Brussels. "horning and evening ori
Sunday. �__
Services at Baptist church Sunday
next, pastor, R. W. T, Bunt: 10 a.mi..
Bible scool; gospel service at .11 a.tn..
subject, "Yearnings and Aspirations for
Heaven;i0 gospel service at 7 p.m.„ sub-:
"Where Quality
Gives Price
a Meaning" ..
GODERICH
French Dry Cleaning Works
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WEST STREET
THE GODERIKH STAR
ge.t. ''Heaven a Ecce. not merely a
.►tate;'
Regular eery ees will be held i": 'Fie.
tent St, 'United church neat Sanday,
June 28th, at 11 win, :and .7 pan. Rev.
Jame Aatilcny= M.A., of Whemes. Road
United Char b, will conduct both ser-
vices. Rev. P. W. •Crain will preach aa-
niverEEyl se;ene:iss et Tnearies Read
church„ Sunday Ftiiool at 10 L U,
Rev. G. T. Watts. Rev. J. I6. Ford, #rev.
F. Co. Calk and Messrs. Wm, Bstilie. L.
IC. Barnwell end W. M. KOift A relator
merited the Goderich United ehurohes it
the meeting of.>?re aytery in Dungamij t.
on Tuesday. Revv, ,Arthur 8inelair, 'df
Remelt, was appointed chairman of the
Presbytery,
Services at North. Street United church
Sunday next: 10 a.m., Fellowship Class;
Mein Club; 'topic at Men's Club, "Eslien-
tials for, effectivee prayer,'' introduced by
Mr. Jno. Dustow: il. a.m., annual
Plower Surtdayi iaaerament .of baptism.
The paster will preach a special object.
sermon to tile children.. '1 pane /Ming
people's service. ,Address will he given
by Mr. Clayton R. Watts. On Wednes-
day afternoon, July 6th, the aminal Sun-
day school and congregational picnic
will be held at Bayfield park.
itNOX ouvaoR W. 4, S. •
Knox char h Aux111arY, W M. S., held
an enjoyable rneetiing at the home of
Mrs. A. D. McLean on Tuesday after-
noon. Mrs. Herald read a splendid:.
Paper,ofl Formosa; in which ,she traced
the history of Presbytery Missions on
the beautiful island from tate time of the
landing of the veteran: Missionary until
this year, when the Diamond Jubilee was
'celebrated. . Miss Hazel MacDonald, who
is spez don; her holidays with " her
mother, zVIrs, Murdock IvreeDonald, de.
scribed her life'and Workat Pouce Coupe
in Northern.British Columbia, where her
services'. are highly appreciated both by
the church and the peoplein this pio-
neer settlement Mrs. 41; C. Dunlop
Ronducted",' the devgtjonal .. exer'clses.
Prayers were offered by Mre. Albert Tay-
lor and 'Mrs: D. .J, Lane. Mrs, R. J.
Walter conducted the business part of,
meeting,. and invited the members of
the society tc, hex home. for the July
meeting; :.A delightful social hour was
enjoyed. C se of the ee
at the to h m ting
when 'dainty refreshments were served
by Mrs. McLean.
CAMP KINTAfl PROGRAM •
• Boys, .girls • and young people • of the
Presbyterian church in the ,synod of
Ramilton " and London will hold camps
atLintpil during the .summer. From
July 1-9 the boyswill hold forth •imde
the charge of Rev, NVf. &P Innes, of For-
est;
"The camp will . be visited by the mod-
erator ilt n a of - and.London nod
)3m o tri ondon s
y ,
Rev. W. J. Vest. Rev. ,}VI; A..1vroZach.
eran, editor of' Presbyterian publications,
and Rev,' Denny Bright. There will be
Is your. Summer Cottage at
Nienesetung, Bayfield, or
haty wier'e hat ween
' Yon cant. ; hat!e Goderich. Dairy
Milk delivered every morning be-
.
-.
pore breakfast. Phone4571.
GOHERICH HAIRY.
r
"Your Milkman''
PACT* MM
The S#rongtaas
TiIERMOS BOTTLES
.Pints and Quar#s-:
(:A111PBELL'S DRUG STORE
Paseo GUDE1t1W'IE. ONT.
talks by Rev. R M. Hanna, of Ripley.
and Rev. Frederick Qaforth,'bsith m the
Morning and around the eamp Are at
night. • '
The camp for young people follows
from. July 11 to 17. with ltev. G.11..Me-
Donald of Lucknow, as nonvenor. Lec-
tures will be given in the morning and
sports and recreation in the afternoon.:
Popular w'iceturea will. be .liven to the
evening, the speakers including Rev. .1.
8. Short, D,D„ Barrie; Rev, K. McLean,
Wing'ham; Rev. J. D. Smart, Aline Craig:
Rev. B. L. Walden, . of Glencoe; Rein D.
D. ,Armstrong, of Durham; Rev. J. W.
West, of Atwood; Rev. William Barclay*
of 1;Iam)1ton, and Rev. W. 1MS, Rochester,
T):D.. or 'raronto.
During camp the young people of
Goderich will pay a visit. On Sunday
the morning service will be at. Aslnfieid
Church.
The girls' cnmp will be held following
that of the young pebpie.
Imam. iPAY
Cast f3u>Kiday was 13<yra' Life Sunday
in the: Vatted church and on Sunday
morning . Rev. G. T. Watts preached in
)!Earth street United church en the clues -
tion, "Does Farming Pay?".' He took. for
his. text, "He that tilleth the 'soil shall
have abundance of bread:" The farmer
usually has his living ; anyway, he said,
but apart from this the blessing of ,Work
gave the fanner independence, health,
self resiiecie and sanity of mind, and
strength of body. 'The farmer lived close
to nature -end saw the wide expanse of
heaven instead of. having the view
only ofacity buildIngs The 'farm r
had. time to think and it was from the
ferule that' the best thinkers. carie, the
best inn in the professions being re-
cruited from the. farms, Mr; Watt's an -
ewer to the' question, ."Does; farming
pay?" would evidently be in the afe me-
tive, The farmer might not accumulate
much wealth lout neither slid the preach-
er and yet the joy of the Work satisfied
the ministerand similarly there were
satisfactions . in farming apart from the
mere monetary rewards. Mr. .W'atts
compared the w rk of the fainter'
to
that of the preacher in that both broad-
casted the seed, knowing that a good
deal of it' would be wasted on account of
UAL 0000 WO** 111O44 NOS *IA
We little a Hinted number of wcrlt !!
at to the Iowa or lens other lob, wid
e w.tl s;.:1 them at 141.44 wink a they last,"
They Wee of be,.e: quality than you anal
pf is ,eat, of the mall order catalogues at ti
tile tante jir3ee.
Come and see us when in reeed Of any.
Wan weer for yourself and finally. We
can save you in3ney in quality and price.
The tag Street Footwear oat )oliate,
„She^ G.Mlat e
WILIAMI AIM PreFkter.
St. Opp. 11110X1`lair
OBITUARY
4.
' FRANCIS LLONA1tD t *EIGHTON
Francis' Leenard Creighton, beloved
1ltieband of Laura Kirk, formerly of
Dungannon, pasted a,wey at his home,
the steny ground or the weeds Or the 540 W. Savannah, Detroit, on Saturday.
shallow so% but there was always .sews June lath, after a serlous inners* of Seto.
which fell on goad ground and brought eral months. Besides his sorrowing wife
forth aund_a r1y, eonie tBiety Some
aaX- hy, leaves to mourn Once c lid
ren
,
Cy and serine a hundredfold, 1t*U?1s. Pearl and Thelma; also two.
......................................7... ! sisters. Mrs, Wheatley, of Sault Ste.
,Marie, Mieh., and 'Mrs. E E. 1111ton, of
(athriand tw. Crn and
The annual reunion iiicnic e1 the Gordozl V, of Detroit, alltior!whom were
pupils and their families of the old Mile present et the funeral, whish was held
school on the (*Irvin hunt, West Wawa on .Mond:,y. June 20th, from the Alfred
nosh" le to be held at 1144101' Putt, N. Croslcy mortual:y, 1330$. Woodward
cloderieh, :oh SaturdaY. Juno 2514. avenue, under the auspices of .the fligh-
Come early and renew old lriendslnips, land Park eommandery, No, 53, ° to the
Ladies please brh 1Uneh, Tea wit. 'be Acacia F'ark .cemetery+. Mrs. Andrew M'.
supplied on ebbe grounds. Kirk, of Seafortin and Mr, and Mrs, J.
COLBORNE
• D. 'Beecroft, of Whiteelnurrh,"attended.'
:
Carlow store will be closed next Wed-
nesday evening instead of Thursday. ( �A KING
NILE
sti
wi11 take : art in ;the
with' .hich .the Dominion Day Celebration in •
will open at 9;30 a. m.
Valuable prizes for -
De�corated Autos,. Decorated Bicycles, Industrial and
Merchants' .Floats and �alithumpians,� followed
by Children's Gameson the Square.
Afternoon Program at Agricultural Park
STARTING AT' 2:00 O'CLOCK
the funeral.
The Y. P. S. will hold their meeting Roman ueoeusty of at,Helens spent.
at
Frid, theay° .homoeveningof. M SS Winnie Marsh on 1`eaturelay with Robert Irwin.
Mina Ethel Mcxlwain, of Goderich tp,,:. M°' S+ B. Stothers, aJ Essex, Wits ;n
visited with Mr.and Mrs. Wm: Merl- week.
at Mr. H. Horton's during the
"eek.
M, and Mrs. Ern. Mit;hell and son Mr. and Mie.. Alfred Armstrong and
Charles, attended the nurses' graduation boys, of London, spent the weelc-end
I n .Goderich on Monday evening.. with Ashfield and Lucknow friends,
Mr. and 'Mrs; Alden Allin and two blim Laura Roach, who has been
children and l fr. and Mrs. Jno: Treble assisting +Mrs. Norman Shackleton' this
epent Sunday afternoon in Brussels: mouth, returned to her home near Rip -
Mr, and Mrs, :Thos, Guilliart, of Clow- ley Sunday owing to the illness of he.
gouda, Ontario, and Mr. Jas.'T river, of sister.
Woodstock, visited. with Ur. m`hd . Mrs. Wand was received by Mr. S. J. Kil-
Allan Wilson and other friends on: Tues patrr; k, of the death of Ills brother, Jolla .
day H. Kilpatrick, which. occurred In :Saska-
The .diamond Jubilee of 'Smith's Hill' teen hospital Sunday, Jute 19th, alter
united church will be held on Sunday, a lona illness:
1 3 d 11
wain on Thursday
July 3rd, at a.m. and7.30 pan. Rev. Mrs. Henry Horton received word' lust 1
W. Lane, of Seaforth, chairman a the veek.of.the•death of Her.unebe Mr' J s.
Huron Presbytery, and Rev. Colin Young, ' a
Stathers, .ivhic)n took place' in WinnipeE}
Toronto, will conduct the services. • A Hospital June 3rd. The late Mr, Stoth-
i4 lawn social will be held o Wecfines a
l n dy,
July 6th, at.. the home of Mr, Alex. ers Was well 'known Sn:Ashfield, tel ere e -
Young, .of Loyal. grow to. manhood on the 'term naiv oq-
. , cupied 'by Mr.' Alex. 'Hackett, .eon. 10.
A QU1'TELD News of his passing was received with
deepregret bythe friends r! of hisyouth,
ds
(Mr.. :and Mrs; Hector MacGregor and who held him in high esteem because or
baby .Margaret, of Texas,` are visiting at his sterling character...
Mr. MacGregor'& old home in Klntail. A number from here attended the
'1:'he monthly meetirig'of. the U. F. of Webster reunion at Bayfield Saturday,.
Ontario was .held at the home of Mrs.
Although the attendance .this year was
not as large o as
r usual hethes
Kenneth. MacLennan on''VVednesdayl of i' s a there was usual
last week. program of sports which were entered
Rev, t 1r. Readies, of Htllsburgh; took into with zest and greatly enjoyed. by
charge of the services in Ashfleid .P -es. everyone. A number of softball games
byterlan chtireh on sabbath last, Ftev,: were played. Dinner and supper were
SJ. i3, Grant twill preaCli next Sabbathcon-
c. on the. -tables, which are so c
veniently arranged under. cover. Those
The . sacrament -of the Lord's Supper from a distance this year included: - SIr:
was observed. In the evening punch was and iVirs, harry Waded, Mrs John Mc
served on the verandah .of the .wheel. Gee and: several members of her famliy.
There are four new cottages in process .Mrs: Jamey 'McGee and family, Mr: and
of erection 'at the camp.. • Mfrs. Judge, Afr. Gordon Webster, all of
The 'first services of ,this season was Toronto, and Mrs, Rachel Webster and
held at the Presbyterian. Summer School three daughters, of Detroit. .
at the lairs near ICinntail, on • Tuesday of SEE NORTHERN ONTARIO FIRST
last. week. There was a good attendance
of ministers, ,elders :an4 managers and Tnspector Walter Moore, of (Kitchener,
.i;heir,,families front t zet urtoundingcon- was in town on' Tuesday. Ile le :.ser-
gregations. Addresses .were,, given by tainly a booster for Northern .Ontario,
Messrs. . McCullough, X'ollook, Forbes, where he spent some fifteen years before
Patterson and others... . receiving his appointment at Kitchener.
- You have the beautiful agricultural
P(1R`TER' HILL' areas down here," he Says, "but up north
• the minting and the timber would knock
The Y. P, S.•of Grace United .church your eye out Redoes not believe there
will hold a beach party at. SUrlt's beach j anything like it in the World.. The
do Friday evening, June 24th, • Niagara hydro development he says Is
Mrs. W. l Harrison, of aarpurhey, is ,
spending a short time with herr cousins.
Mr, and Mrs..Tames Harrison.
The Choir practice which was to have
been held Monday evening was postpon-
ed on account of the Men's Club meet.
inti. -
• ' The ball game between I.lolmeevllle and
the junior team of G. T. M. C. was a
snappy game, resulting in a win for the
Juniors of 29 to 10. A game between -the
I
married .nen and single men will be.
inlayed an the 28th before the Club meet -
Ing. • - . .7
The Siren's Club meeting on - Monday
evening was very largely attended, Mr.
Jefferson- of Clinton, being the speaker.
His Address was on Shakespeare's "Mer-
: haat of Venice'':.. The •talle was enjoyed. •
by everyone. Some interesting features
were brought to light in the address and -
j -a nearty'vote.of thanks was tendered Mr.
j Jefferson. On Tuesday evening, the
28th'. the club..Will ;have Dr. „Stevenson -
of Guelph as their guest. who will speak
on the subject, "The Warble Fly." As
this is a subject that twill interest every-
one a good attendance is looked for. A
program will take up part et the even-
Cing. - A most cordial 'invitation is. ex-•�
tended to the men of the township.:
MILITARY MANOEUVRESjby Elgin Regiment
MOTORCYCLE RACES :ig ao�Roa Racers
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT (4 teams)
3Mile Race - 100 -Yard Sprint - Relay Rac
EXHIRITION POLE VAULT by Bob Stoddart
.Plan for a real outingin God' rich Dominion Day
Como early+ -Stay late
Ban
�e �a r� �yy. O `1`1=1% QU'AR6 AT IG I"
Ban Conol t and t1 eat Carnival �i ll�l EI11it{ Hlil llCi Day.
CARLOW STORE
ripen'! Silk and Lisle Klose, 25e :pr.
STEAWBEi1RIES '
and all the. Yfrcins'�-Sugar., Jinn,
/at Rubbers, Zino Rings.
Or we 'nave Strawberry Jam,
IP you would rather not can.
NOTA --'We are closing early next
Wednesday evening ---Shure it's a
Garden Party we be agoin' to.
Be you ? ' FRANKLIN McILWAIN
WE CAN TAKE .
CARE OP YOUR
REQUIREMENTS IN
FURNITURE
Stoves, and in fact any
thin for the home for
1932, and we positively
Savo you money.
Blaelistone
on illy 1'oat ay d' Cisi er'iddi'
r -
Remember
the dates
June- 24th
To.
July 1st
A whole.week - of
SPECIAL PRICES
at the Godelrieh Drag
' Stores. -
OVALTINE ... .......29e, is7c, 03e
CHOCOLATE BARS -
6 for 22c
ENO FItt*IIT SALTS 60e, 96c
DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS 39e
GIN KIDNEY PILLS , 39c
WILLIA14.S' PINK PILLS ... '39e
LISTEufl4E, MEDIC AI ....49e
PEPSODENT ANTISEPTIC,
49e
LA,VOi1IS, MEDIUM 49e
EPANA TOOTH PASTE 30e
k'EPSSODI:4T TOOT PASTE, 39e
TOOTH nurser SPECIAL
PAWS GfEi141',
39c
ARSENATE OV LEAD), Lin. 2do
VLY 'PDX, 8 -oz. Bottle
40r
SNOW yourru TOILET PAi'EC,
2 rolls for 2re
-BATH C'AT'S 1"e, 22e, fine
FILMS. No. 120 21e
No. lie 200
CAMERAS—No. 2 Brownies 5'".?n
No. 2 i Brownie !S 75.
Mien or tan Anion
ab'1xCIIXGA�1 f. C'112AS1; for can'
burn • 2,1e
Tway iiru„e cd tine fictig tore
3. A. Q'A.U.Mt .t J. IT. Lts i)i'I2
0. C. DE:N1t)i f 11. riaGL1:
New Arrivals in
ladies' and Misses' Apparel
for Holiday, Street and
Sport Wear
, "rostota ne and Bramble Knit—
Three.piece and two.piece Knitted Suits
. J � � f
in many new shades and styles for the
present season'
white Flannel Skirts at only
$2.95 each
Witt ee .and Colored
Skirts
Separate
Made horn a heavy quality all silk crepe,
or, if you prefer, we have a nice range of
w to 'lannel Skirts at +only
each
Fine' Wool Pullovers
an a
l ve ..s
Blouses
anPolo
d Mesh P t
Silk Blouses and Blouse. .Lance Blouses -
in
pastel white and shades.
Apectai
al
6 dozen Ladies' pretty Valle Dresses sun
and tub -fast. Special price
eac$1.50each
HIBBERT
Phone .S6 The Cash Stogie
Reliably: Merchandise at Reasonable Prikces.
only a s7ua11 thing eonurnrgd tothe Ken-
yon and. island Late powers, front the
former of which: power is being trans-
mitted 300 miles through virgin forest to
Sudbury. The potatoes they grow up in
the north country, he says, its something
wonderful and they have no Potato bugs
there yet. The : timber is mostly jack
pine, spruce and balsam and this, is very.
easy to clear oft the land • and pioneer
farmers havemade wonderful progress
during; tile -Years : he spent in the north..
First there •would; Abe talie log cabin and
a little clearing and each Year would see.
0.e larger• - area . cleared on these farms
and progress made in many ways, Nor
there Ontario. is the place for the young
rnan.. he says, end. he recommends'
'everybody to see it first,;.
The Cotton Shows outfit is in node-
rich and will be set up to Victoria Part:
for a couple of weeks, starting about the
first of July. With the :Cotton Shows at
Victoria Park and the 1 (lint reginient at
Agricultural Park Aver tile Pint there
should be lots of activity in town, and
the big Dominion : 7?ay . celebration will
be the high spot.
(31i1U reU Gary
f#'; r rOR FLETCHlElt'S .
6. A S ! '0 , t A
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Seiiiarior Stores continue - their Money
Saving Values for
Thursday, Fri., - and Sat.,. June 2344 25
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
:0.11100$...-,
46, tins
' CRY'S % lb. tips I
Glanrk'a
orK eans 3(0 !
Ttf�
'3 Oaks
r ' � •Soap. 2
4tins.
SALADA TEA IA ah. Package 23c
CRISCO
1 -ib. tins
Ba
�
23c
3c
SOAPSul'j�t'isE'� lO Bat's for 47c
OXYDOL l largo pacCiage slid 2 seises
l irk'! Soap, all for 2231:
lirape Hurt Flakes 21c
CORN S'tni2(1..rd Owility, 2 this 19c
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