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THURSDAY. OCT., 13th, 1982
THE GODERICH STAR
Great Weather For
Dungannon Fair
Big CeOWall Toros (M. -Classes
Are Ail Well
Filled
• Wonderful weather ireded the 11au-
glatillen WV today and s. large number
of people turned out for this 'popular
Manuel event. 'Yesterday all the inter-
lor exhibite were placed by 140011, and
'during the Afternoons the • judge* were
Willy engaged in their duties of award.
ing the prises Recording to the quality
Of 'the exhibits. May classes we Well
nneri chilly those of dom maim-
espe es
factta're---bread, cake, paetry„ canned
fruit, etc.—which looked so delicious they
eteuld tempt the palate of all, even tboee
Of most epicurean taste. There were •TOWn
wonderful array of tempting lunehee,
reeler %Plea:laid exhibits of butter, and e •
five o'clock teas, eta. The ladies' raneY LATE sto. erusors FUNElitAL
werk, tlioller 'Mt -us 'well */4-44 Tile funeral of George. W-ekitierdYr-eWb0
sante former fairs, wee of a vere high
war, end was mach raineherl by those
who awit.Flowers vegetables and
trait were alse of good qualitythough
not so numerous aa upon awn former
OeCaSierm Two /OW lbteresting tea,.
time this year were the exhibits of the
"Heys* Grata Club." nue exhibit* of the
grain alb were a. sheaf and bushels of
oats while these or the gide' 'glob ooze
Meted Of raw vegetabiee and viewed veg-
etablea, Whiela looked very attraetive.
'rhe judges in the venom classes in
the interior departments Were: rat%
IfaXrY vegetables, William
UMW; dairy Products, J. R. MeNabb;
baking, Lieber J. L. Eedy; canned fruit,
Mrs, Juin WUUmz and Mrs, J..7. Wail;
fancy work, Miss LyonS; Vain,g, L, At-
kinsoa; gjr1s canning, Mee VIM Dm'
Mu.
Topics
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, • died en Monday medal*, was held from
' his late residence on the 7th coneession
of Goderich Township on Wednesday
afternoon. A large attendance at the
service and a wealth of feral tributes
were signilleant of the esteem in Which on the Pee -Wee golf course, which. did
Mr. Sturdy was held, and the sympathy not operate this year. Referred to spe-
felt for the 'bereaved family. The ser- elal committee.
Vie was in charge of Rev. W. T. Bunt, Bishop Seager wrote thanking council
pastor of the Goderich Baptist church,1 for a copy of the booklet: "A Century
and of Zion Chinch, Taylor's Corners. of Goderich."
Mr. Sturdy was laid to rest ht the Tax collections since September 16th
Be An. Early Bird
Be a jump or two ahead of
the cold weather by • inga
Suit or Overcoat
N 0 VV
Burton Tailored
Clothes
$25 to $35
Clothes Tailored in
Our Shop
•$39.50 to $55
Moore's English S.iff
Hats—Sot Hats
$2,50 and up.
Use ow Relining, Remodel-
ling and Repair Service.
Suits and Coats
Dry Cleaned
$1.25
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FRANK II. MARTIN
TAILOR and HATTER
IINWI
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441
• PENSLAR
ONE CENT SALE
Balance of This Week Only
You buy one Penslar item and secure
• another for one cent more in Peaslar
Medicines and Toilet Articles bit
•• CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Gouggica. oNT.
-I !Abundant Gante
Awaits the Hunters
Imo. Square Miles of Cana.
• dims Forest Ave
• Accessible
Objects to Council
Haying Majority
•(Continued from page 1),
balance Of its 1932 grant Referred, to
itaanee-
A. L. Maxwell applied for a refund on
increased assessment and business taX
tardily plot in Maitland cemetery, •The
pall -bearers were: Messrs. 0. Ginn, W.
A. Edward, George 0. Sturdy, Wm. Pat-
ton, Wm. Haake and James Connolly.
NEW PASTOR INDUCTED
Induction services were held on Wed-
nesday afternoon in Ashfield Presbyter-
ian church when Rev. J l. McCilllivary
was inducted as pastor ,of that congre-
gation, which has been without a pastor
since the resignation o! Rev. Mr. Colcm-.
houn in May. 'Rev.. W. Williams of
Cranbrook, the moderator, presided; Rev.
Mr, Patterson, Bluevale, preaehed the
sermon: Rev. Mr. Hanna, Ripley, mod-
erator of the charge, oatlin.ed the steps
which led up to the call; he also ad-
dressed the minister, while Rev. J. L,
Burgess of South leinloss, addressed the
people, Rev. Mr. McGillivary, who is a
brother of Rev. Dr. McGillive,r3r of
were •$5187.36, the collector reperted.
The following reports were adopted by
coundll:
Finanee Committee
"We have examined the tax collector's'
statement of. September I6th, and re,
commend, that as the.assessment is now
complete, the tax collector be instructed
to enforce tax collections.
.'The sum of $84.60 has been dejamited
as the town ee share of the grandstand
recetpts at the fall fair. •
"We have examined the following ac -
Counts and recominend that they be
paid: J. A. Canipbell, acid for lire de-
partment, $1A0; Pred Hunt, $2,80; Do-
minion Government, rent of bathing
beach, $1.00; Dr. Hunter, expenses to
.m.os. convention, $33.50; MarEwan &
Tebbutt, gas for fire truck, $3.66; E. IX
Brown, charity, *5.50; Cole's bookstore.
IcPeopk We Know'
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POO Vette' was in Detroit last
week; ' '
Iva; Reg. Smith was hotne from Tor-
onto tor the tielidAY.
Mise Madeleine proctor visited friends
gt Lueknovi last week,
Mr. W. T, Murney, 4,P., is a visitor in
Toronto this week.
• Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Lee were up from
Toronto for the weekeend.
• Mr. and Mrs. L. IL Zinn spent
Thanksgiving Day in TorOnto.
Mrs. James Hamilton is visiting her
daughter, Mra Larkin, at Riverside,
Miss. Dorothy Marshall, of 'Toronto,
was a Thanksgiving visitor in town, .
• Mise Irene Abell, of. Toronto, visited
over the holiday with leer parents here.
"Bob" Stoddart, pole vaulter, has re-
turned from a plea.sant visit in Chicago.
• Mr, George Smith, of Toronto, a fore
mer Goderichite, spent Thanksgiving Day
here.
Mr. .and Mrs. John Longmire visited
in Mitchell and Atwood on Saturday of
last week. •
Mr. and Jdrs, G. U. -Elliott, at London.
Were visitors in Goderich over the week -
Captain Andrew Powlie has returned
to Goderich after spending the season
on his boat.
Miss Rose Pox, who has been visiting
in Toronto for the past two weeks, has
twat* reterit yearn •tbee IlaS beeti
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an exceptional increase In the 111110ber
of people of this country W110 enjoy the
ENO of hunting and rattily thousands
go afield yearly, with rifle Or shotion.
No rather section of dm worlkt can offer
to the spertemall the same favorable
conditions as prevail In Canada 'With its
immense areas of Virgil* territory within
rapid and comfortable means of aceess.
Vast Illuatiag Areas
This country possesses over 1,000,000
t'quare railea of forest, which shelters
game animals ranging from the timid
rkeebolarMoose,to 1110 leaturibru.dedslk.tiloteerorr bighorn
sheep, mountain goat, timber ?AM And
bear are pleritifel end May be, bleated.
derive opea seasons Of generous length.
• I'M Feat Abartibuit, •
The numerous lakes and ponds of =-
therm Canada are the breeding places of
the main waterfowl population ot the
American eontinent, consequently ducks,
geese and other waterfowl are plentiful,
bI normal years, The ruined grouse or
partridge is the most important upland
bird and is common to every province,
while woodcoeir, Prairie chicken, Hun-
garian partridge and ptarmigan provide
good sport, in certain districts. •
• hunting amends Easy of Access
Accessibility is an outstanding feature
or muck of Canada's hunting territory,
The country is well served by roads, rail
ways and steamboat iines, over which
the sportsman may travel in conifort, to
the "going in" point. Areas previously
inaccessible may also now be reached by
airplane in a few hours' flight, Detrain-
ing or "going in" points are numerous
throughout games areas and at these
will be found reliable outfitters and qua-
lified guides, who are prepared to look
after the sportsman's every need. and
guidance while in the hunting territory,
In several of • the provinces it is com-
puhory for the hunter to be accorriPen-
led. by a guide but, even in those pro-
vinces where it is not tompulsory, it •Is
often advisable to engage guides, These
returned home.
Guelph,•came from pennsylvania, USA. office supplies, $13.00; ,r. W. Critigie,.in- attended the Treater -Richardson wed-
mr. and Mrs, Vidor Geeeri, Detroit, men, being familiar with the territory
in hreat1yt o1' iheey enjoymentoi operate are a raeo
dabsleucethessadocif
• Conservation of Game •
A mule quartette composed of. Leaman sinance, 07.12; A. Higginson, ser'nees ding on' Tuesday.
the trip.-
IVreKay, Henry lereleenzie, Neil Men - at Artcraft factory, $23.20; J. E. Huck-
zie and Donald McLean,. all of Asblield, ins, band leader, •$6e 30; Goderich Star,
contributed a quartette which was much eeinting and adverc( 'g, $19,09; Wm,
eajoyed. At theclose of the service all Proctorttending to lire trial; 110.00;
repaired to the basement. where lunch Pablic 'Library Board, on account of
was served and a, social hour enjoyed. grant $100; S. J. Andrews, field sae,
• Miss Worthy Bleck, of Toronto, spent
thes, u
holiodatryy Bwlacithk.ber patents, Mr. and
Ms.
• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buchanan, Tor-
onto, were holiday visitors with Mr. and
MS IlarryEdwerds
$4.50; Dominion Stores, groceries, 62.12. . .
Mrs. P 21 Bell has returned to her
The fire committee reported having •home at Winnipeg atter a pleasant visit
passed an all building permits. with Mr. and Mrs, B. J. Saults• .
Mrs. Fred Craigie and her sister, Mrs.
Harry K. Strickler, of New York, spent
the holiday with friends in Stratford.
quested. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson have
Cemetery and Parks returned to Detroit after spending the
The eemetery and parks committee re- summer months at their cottage at Salt -
ported: ford.
'We have ordered one hundred "Per- Misses Rose, Margaret and • Grace
petual Care" markers for the cemetery Strang were home for Thanksgiving,
from the Ooderich Iron and Brass Poun- from Kingsville, Toronto and Guelph re -
dry, and ten "Endowed" markers from. spectiveiy.
the Canada Brass Co, Ltd., Ottawa. Misses Ethel and Laura Farrow and
"We have had prepared planseand spe- Ur. and Mrs. Abrams, of Toronto, were
cification of a new hot air femme for Thanksgiving visitors. with Mr. and Mrs.
the Park' House, We have asked for J. W. Fraser.
priees and have received the following Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jones and Mrand
quotations: Pred Hunt, $357.52, John Mrs. Wesley Vanderburg, of Clinton, at-
Pihder 5425. We recommend that the tended the Proctor -Richardson wedding
tender of Fred Hunt be accepted, the Tuesday morning.
ark to be done -under the superiisls. Mrs. J. B. Straehin and some, who
of this committee: also that a layer of have peen visiting Mr. Wm. Straehan,
cement flooring be put in the cellar be- left last week for their borne at Hot
fore the furnace is installed. Springs, Arkansas.
• Borah is to be a free agent hi the
campaign. Ile will just. wander around
giving pats on the back and socks on
the chin..
• The ultimate goal Is the Hingdom. of
Heaven on -earth.—Stahley Baldwin.
With so thorough a preparation at
hand as . Miller's Worm Powders the
mother who allows' iher children to s07 -
fey from- the ravages of Worms.le un-
wise and Culpably dareless. • A .child
sUb-
jected to .the attacks of worm.1..1.1 always
unhealthyand will be stunted in its
growth. it 18 a merciful act to rid it of
these destructive parasites, especially
when it can be done without difficulty.
,Or Iong Standing Cougi.
Wood's -
Was Completely ° Relieved -
Mr. E. Russell, Dominion No. 4, N.S., writes:—
"I have on several occasions, each Fall and Winter,
had severe colds and coughs, and used to bave a. hard
time getting rid of them.
I -had tried many cough remedies until several years
ago a friend recommended Dr. Veood's Norway Pine
Syrup. After the first bottle I felt an improvement,
and the second bottle completely relieved me of my
loop stsauling cough."
I'r*we 35c. a bottle; large family size 65c.; at all drug
and general stores; put up only by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited, Toronto, Ont.
• Norway
Pine •
Syrui)
inendation was made that . three pairs -of
rubber boots and one rubber hat be Pur-
chased for the fire .department, . as re -
It Willi Prevent ulcerated. Throat.—At
the first symptoms of sore throat, which
presages uideration and inliammation,
take a spoonful of Dr. Thomas' Eche-
trio Oil. Add a little sugar to it to
Make It palatable. It will allay the irri-
tation and prevent the ulceration and
swelling that are so painfuL Those who
were periodically subject to quinsy have
thus made themselves imtnune to attack.
Fashion First
l'HEIR new fall features
I are seen in the very high
neckline, the new surplice
collar, the broad shr)ulders, the
straighter skirtl
• New shades for fall
New. crepes at popular
Prices. °
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SPECIAL for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Kayser full fashioned first qua.1-
ity service.weight and chiffon
hose in all the new shades, at
89c pr.
The utmost value in quality
Hose.
CEO. W. SCHAUER
TELEPHONE 56
YOUR STORE OF VALUE
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In Canada a' practical form of con-
servation is found M. the setting aside
of tracts of public lands, as .game re-
serves, and in the rigid protection of
game In he extensive national andpro-
vincial perks. In these areas the game
multiplies rapidly, under. .protection, and
spreads over into the surrounding coun-
try. This favorable condition, coupled
with sound protective legislation regulat-
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TANFIELD'S
UNDERWEAR
for Ladies and Children
The Underwear that gives you
the desired warmth, without
irritation to the most tender
flesh. :
cOMBINA TIONS
BLOOMERS
• DRAWERS
PANTIES
• VESTS and SLEEPERS
Ask for Stanfield's and wear
the Best.
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1Friday and Saturday .
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20-0 Pairs of Children's Silk Bloom. coli
11 era from 4 to 14 years in pink
. cm i peach only
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Phone F. E. E HIBBERT
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Store
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were not invitedto the meeting.. On
behalf of the temperance people, Mr.
Robertson :.reViewed the situation, Mit--
ting forth elaims to 'control of the hall;
big• the bpen seasona- bag limits, issuing Ott the other. hand, It was argue that;
of licenses, etc., assures cohtinuance 'or a
n.as much as the late MacKay
simp•
ly. a. mune animals and birds in invest,ed at least fifteeri times the
their native habitat Canada Us thus
able to offer the hunter exceptional op-
portunitles for sport in season. . •
dame. :Laws of the lerOviricco
. The mune laws .of the different pro-
vinees. are .drafted by the provincial
Qovernments with a view to meeting
local conditieras, consequently there is no
uniform game law for the Dominion as ness of the hall
a whole. As these game laws are sub -
jest to revision from year to year, per-
sona conteznplatina week With the termerg hunting trip are
obtain copies of mirrent
amount which the temperance people
claim to haVe invested in the site, the
citizens of the town at large should be
In control. Those present were dead-
locked, ' ...
A motion to request the Awn of $75
from the executors failed. to find a sec-
onder. It is needed to carry on the bu.ei-
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne McGrattere have
returned recently to Port Colborne after
game laws and rethegulations of the
mothM
er, rs. 8. McOratten, Anglesea St.
spending s
advised to
Vince in which they intend to hunt.
Bureau of. In one motion picture studio they
The National Development
quit producing eomedies and are work-
mrs. Gren Cleric and little daughter ep e , theInterior at Ot- ing on a financial statement in eight
Ozvendolyn, of Mitchell, spent Thanks trima will gladly supply information on , reels; they think it'll be much 'funnier.
giving holidays at the home of Mr. and hunting in Canada, hy either complying
Edale Cantor
Mrs. N. K. McLeed.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Armstrong and
sons, John and Ross, or Toronto, spent
the Thanksgiving holiday With, Miss
Buchanan,' Church St.
with requests, or referring same to'other
sources from which the particulars de- If all the monetary gold' in the wo,./1
sired may be obtained. were Collected it would pay onty. about
4 • I one -third a the British national debt.
MEETING PROVES -ABORTIVE —Lord Desborough.
Aluminum. jewelry wire popular .In
France i51. the nineteenth centnry.
. . .
•'A new gas broiler Is said to broil srieets
quickly on all sides at once.
ree
oose
Fox the highest aggregate
score howled in three conse-
Cutive games. of TEN PINS.
on or hers:ire
October 22nd -
at the
Bluewtzter
Bowling Alleys
News Shod - +stuccos -- tiowileg
Newt iiitxter—Harry 'Watson
ay. and Mrs. Percy Prot:tor, of De,- •
troit, spent the week -end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Proctor, and were Grettau el
Group 07People
Seas
ee,sole
accompanied by Mr. Wm. Proctor, Jr 11
-
iroterSaturday
Night
Mr. arid Mrs. Roy Sparling and fam- A meeting of those representing the I •
ily, of 'Durham, farmer residents of teramance interests on the provisional!
, . .
Goderieh, spent Thanksgiving Day with board of trustees of MacKay Hall and
mrs. sparling% mother, Mrs .• Wertiock.lof others • who have been inter6sted 151
Mrand MrsR JSwifts had as their the hail from its inception was held on
Thanksgiving Day guests Mr. and iVirs.Saturday night to discuss the action of ,
Prank Smith of Detroit, Mrs. Pred town Council in insisting in a majority
Smith of Buffalo, and Mrs. Ryan Of Chi- representation on the board in the in- I
cago, terests of citizens at large. The meet -
Adjutant A. Cden and Lieut. 0. Van- ing did not get anywhere, the ism being
derheiden, the officers of the local Sal- left in the air. The temperance people 1.
ration Army Corps, Will attend the have laid claim to ownership of the hall
Jubilee Congress in Toronto from Oct, and objeet to having minority represend
lath to lath. Cation on the hoard. Those present
'Mr. Edward Beek, chief engineer on were: A. M. Robertean, Mrs. Waiter
the Muskoka Lakes boats; has redid Horn, ELM .101tiliel Bailie, Mr, Young, B.
to Goderith after a successful season. 'Coo.
Munnings
illetore coming south he Visited With hiS
Ison Willi= on his farm in Northern namedoamedabsytruoist:es townanno
d also hi.Otheralve been
I
Ontario.
tar, and Mts. A. Challenger: had as
visitors over the week -end Mr, and Mrs.
E. D. Weber and family, of kitchener,
Miss Mae Murray and Miss Nellie Moe,
of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne
McDowell and family, of Millbrook.
aft. C. A. Robertson, 11/41.P.P., wan =-
Corded the honor of formally opening
the annual plowleg match of the North
Huron Plowmen's Association near Bilis-
eels today and he obliged by plowing
the first furrow, nor did he have be
shown how,
Mr. George Williams spent Thatiksgiv-
Ing with Mrs. Williams, who is convales-
cing in a Toronto hospital. MrS. Wil-
liams' friends will be pleased to learn
that she expects to be able to return to
her home in the course of It feW days.
• Mr. and Mrs, John Pitblacio, ,Jr., wish
to announce the engagement' of their
eldest daughter, Margaret Drummond. to
Mr. John /gallon', younger sori of 11/fr,
and Mrs. Thos. iitalant HUllet 'town-
ship, the wedding to take place early In
November.
•
Barrie Exaniftier: Mise Jean Cowan
vent Sunday with her pat'enti, Mr, and
M0. Alex. Cowan, and lett on Monday
night for a western trip in her capacity
as Superintendent Of Girls' Work for the
Presbyterian Church, She will visit the
principal points in all the western pro-
vinces, going as far as the Coast and
will be away two moriths.
Painting, Paperhanging
and
iilltsot Decorating..
Estimates Cheerfully Often '11
hi Town or Cosintrr
INO CUMBERTSON
oreonaton
Gibletets Sta eleeterkb
tee tee
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trustees nominated by the town couneil
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BREECHES
A strong and well made Breech
for Fait and Winter wear. Leather
faced knees, double seats, and
lined. Your choice of blue or
brown eorduroy, sizes 24 to 32.
Special
$i 669
WINDBREAKERS.
Ail Wool Jiffy Sport Wind-
breakera in black, blue, green and
maroon. Sizes 6 to 15 years.
Special
$1.95
M. ROBINS
Phone 384
Tip Top Tailors
Suit or Overcoat
$22.50
Specials s For Thurs., Friday, Sae
.• OCT. 13th, 14th and 15th
Ritmo, Large Package. - - 19c
JELLY POWDERS, WieLA Seit:MUCISL E. sc
CAKE FLOUR, Swansdown ' .. 29c
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CRISCO, 1-1b4 Tins .. 23c
CODFISH, New Acadia . _....15c
CORNED BEEF, Fray Bentos, 1's 15c
RICE KR1SPIES, 2 packages . 25c
SOAP, Surprise, 10 bars ..45c
GINGER ALE, Canada Dry, qt. bottles
• with free Glass,' Tumbler .25c
PRUNES, Large Meaty Prunes, 2 lbs. 25c
TEA Premium Brand, with Free Cups
and Saucers, Plates, Cream Jugs, ib. 49c
COFFEE, Royal York, 1/2.1b. tin 25c
• 1.1b. tin •49c.,
FLOUR Alberta Rose, 984b, .,.. ... ......$2.19
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