The Goderich Star, 1933-06-08, Page 5'THURSDAY. JEW* 9*
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Servicee in the United. church here
at the liana bowl liext BOWL).
Mies Derothy Craig vied at her
hem here on Sunday evening list.
¥ yfli Taylor es lir Toronto at
present with her sister, Urs, P. Walker.
Ma& N. Muny T Chrelpb. Jenetbefl.
was a transeent 'Orator to Auburn lest
Monday.
Mrs. H. Yungblut Is under the doe-
tor's care at .prent. We hope 6004 tg
near et Ler reeovery. •
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro and daugh-
ters epent lest Sabbath at Kitchener
said Waterloo.
The girls! coaching lass in charge of
Mee Flora Durnin was held in the ball
'here on Wednesday ot this week,
Mrs. Wm. Anderson went to Toronto
lest Thursday to spend, the week -end
with her sister, Mrs. V. E. Shackleton.
Mr. and Mrs. C. U. altratigh*e. and
family and Mrs, J. J. Wilson Spent Sun
4a last entbrelatives in Stanley Tp.
Or. Mortimore and Mr. J. J. Wirth-
ington returned imineore Tuesday even
Ing from the Conference of the United
elaurch in London.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ouy Dunmire of St.
Ceeorge, spent Sundey at the home of
her parent% Mr. and, Mrs. Jna. Fergie.
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Streugban and
family spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and 3/ire, C. W. 'Williams of Cione-
rich Twp.
Two auto loads of ladies from the lo-
eal Institute be attende4 the district
convention held in Winghana on Tues-
day of this week. '
Ur. eremieth Wilson, of London ii
spending a couple of weeks with bir
uncle, -Mr. J. J. Wilson, and assisting
with the term work.
busy getting their cottages in shape for
Mr. Jno. Walden Is at Pre,eente in poor the coming holid4s.
health, Be it well up to the age of Mr. and Mrs. Joint Petrie and Mr.
' ninety sr4t1 baa been getting FraauolY and ivrxe. Boy N. Petrie left 4arlY Sun-
weeker eor several years. dee morning for Cbicago, where they
Mr, and Mrs. George Been, Afr. Ivan will visitfriends and will also attend
Bean and Miss - McLaren motored -to the World's Fair,
Kingston the end of last week to spend On June let in the Alexandra lVfaritte
a few days with relatives in. that des- elle General Respite', Ooderich, a little
eon arrived to gladden the home a Mr.
The service in the Baptist church. next and Mts. Walter Tiger t We extend
Sunday at 3 o'clock will he eonducted congratulations..
by% Mr. O. Bryant, if Stratford, He mrs. Neal &abeam and," lArs.,'.Victor
will also bring along with him, a male Hoy, of Gederich, are spending a few
THE GODERICH SDAit
tte---everyone vial be ode
com� at this special serviee.
We extend the empathy of the eons.
IV to the farad" of the late Cliffeed
at, who passed away after * brief
illuent onamidst morning. Cliffocd,•
who wasjust a yo
thIrtissa had never been robust but took
jfusg man hrniY
is eI
HI on the last week of May and though
everything that care and Medical 41111
'could de was done he passed to the
eareat Beyond. Betides his widowed
mother, he lemms $o, brother Sidney at
home, and two eistere, (Leila) Mrs. 134,
EMI and (Merimret) eine Miner Robe
ertsen.
C4R4BORNE
Mrs. Allan Wilson is visiting friend*
Flirt, MIeb
Mr. iind Mrs. Jae. Treble spent Sun.
day With friends; M Ooderiell.
-The lenieie AM met at the home of
Ur*. Wen. Math on 'Aiesday afterlife:ea
Mrs. Ruth. lanunpsen, ot Detroit, Is
visiting ber dauglitee, afrs. learveY
er
Mr, and Mem Ernest Mitchell were hi
London one day last week lotting their
daughter, Margaret.
edr.'and. Mrs, H. E. Rorke, of Clinton,
'were visitors at the. home ot Mr. and
Mrs. G. Harwood on Monday.
Mr. Dittman Crawford, of Flint, Wade,
and liar. Bull, 'of • London, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Alien Wil-
son.
Visitors with MZ m. Jennings and
Alma on faraday were Mrs. E. Harrison
and =Ian, of Sanford, and Mr. and
Mrs. re Tornlineon, of Woodstock.
, T13.a nramatio Club of Union church
will Present their plays, "Neighbours'
and "Smoldering Fires" in the township
halt on FridaY evening, June 16th, at 8
o'elock. Admission 20e and 10e.
PORT Al,,ERT
A =Wier of our eampers have -been
A NCI
AT,
THE PAVILION
GODERICEI
Dancing Every Thursday and.
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Saturday During June
ADMISSION 10c
"One Woman
In a Thousand," says
kelena ruhiustein
"Only one woman in a thousand
really laeowe her Skin! And that
Mein* tbat only One woman in a
thousand is living UP to her on-
•iiorttmitie.s for youth and beauty."
Selena Rubinstein, greatest of
modem beauty seilentale, has sent
her own personal representative to
•give you -at f rst hand -the
• knowledge of yotrr skin that is' so
essential to youth and, 'neeuty.
tiolonta Roblisiiteln*
• P•reonstS R*PPIalklibeeivie
•Mat Follows
Will see Yint with the eyes of an
• ezliert. She can tell you at a
glane whether those fine little
lines, that dull •drawn lopic, that
sallow, lifeless sein tonne froM
neglent or incorrect treatment.
And she wU advise you quickly
and prat:Una/1y just what can be
done about it. She will analyze
ye= skin and Moraine/A .a Pray. -
Seal, Inexpensive home beauty
treatment for lines, wrinides, -
doublet ehin, puffy eyes, sallow -
nese or iseetheadea-Wblehever is
your besiterprobleni,
She wfl introduce be you Release
Itubinetebes lovely new tamales
-the exquisite Peaellbleom pew.,
der -the glorious young Red Pop-
py Rouge and lipstiek, end create
for eroua special Makeup indivi-
dualized to Mir type, your feat-
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tonality.
Consult Without 'Charge, Miss Fellows at Pur
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FRIDAY, JUNE 9t1-1
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days here and are looking •after the
business in tile store while Mn and.
1Virs. Petrie are absent.
MSS Florence McKenzie, of Kitchen-
er, has been spending her holidays 'visit-
ing her parents, 141r. and Mrs. Jenks
McKenzie. Florence is teak:dug for a
nurse in the Kitchener hospital. •
NILE
•The church services at Nile next Sun-
day are at the usual hours. The pastor
is to give a report. of the Oxford Gime
House Party at Quebec City. .
• The Nile entertainment and suppet
has beeeene history for another year
So plentiful were the supplies brought
by the ladies that it was found neces-
sary to hold another social on the even-
ing following and thus the financial re-
turns were supplemented. The program
consisted of the play by artists of the
Victoria, St, United ehelech, Oederich,
entitled ,"A Wild Flower of the Hills;
The tereine was again the charming
Miss Delight Mach. An the perforraere
did excellent. work. This play is a clever
combination of good • teaching, pathos
and amusement. The 'periods between
the acts were 'lilted with interesting
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• Washable Crepes •
Pastel shades, including the popular
white, is a certain favorite for summer.
All sizes for.misses and women.
$2.95 to . $9.95
rinm
• New Voile Frocks
Crisp, fresh Frocks that revel in countless
tubbings, colorful and cool looking, and
fashion right for every summer occasion.
In women's and misses' sizes.
$2.95 to $4.95
Jacket Dresses
Jackets must not be overlooked this sea.
son, from the all -white to the darker
hades in three-quarter • length coat.
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They are very smart and good looking.
We advice an early selection.
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items, One of the features of this an-
nual occassi'an was that this year the
date was changed from May 24th to
June 2nd; the desire being to Celebrate
on the King's birthday but as this curie
on a Saturday it was deelded to use the
evening before. The change proved to
be a complete success though the earlier
date had been observed for more than
IlitY Years. IneldentallY better sphet
has been established with a neighboring
community. •
• GODER10E TOWNSHIP
HOLMESV1LLE
Miss Zdith Herbert visited friends in
°Mirk% for a few days Zig Week,
The Ladies' Aid bt Zlen isburdt
in the home ot Its. Andrew Holmes en
vitednesdo afternoon. Alter an inter.
esting meeting a very dainty tutieli woo
seiveu.
The T. P. S. 2nd vt:e-president, Mr
Harold Teo. is Planning a special igti-
gram for Friday eterdrig, dun *Or
Rev. Patton, of Betnniller, is to be the
guest speaker.
A quilting and pot /treupper
much enjoyed by the ladles of the W
M. S. and W. A., in the home a iivo
Eadrid Yee on Wedritedey afternom,
The finished quilts, are to be sent Sri
the bale.
Mr. Kenneth Trewarthawas in ehozge
et the program et the T. P. S. on P*
day evening, After the devotional exer.
eiees. Mints Thelma and Beta cutlinore
sang a duet, accompanied on the suitor.
An interesting topic, from "Out of
ofse in the Indy Land," waa Oven by
Mies Edith Herbert,- A vie*15-Rde was
contributed by Mrs. Menrigle,
4 Piellie$ 4104d., garOtt• partite• are the
order of tile day. The Sundae?' school
picnic Is to be held in Bayfield On taikt.
Urday afternoon, June lOth, and a gar'.
den party Is to be held under the auspi-
Oa of the ef, P. S. and Sunday School
June sotn, on the beautiful lawn of Miss
• Acheson. •
ASIftIELD
Mr. Dan Cameron is visitine Ins bre-
•there at LoOhalsh. •
Mr. Maleolin MacLennan, of Barrie,
Was home for the week -end.
Mies Catherine MacLennan, of Wind -
se; is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
fend Um, .as. Mai:dement of Loolialeh.
Mise Helen Davidson, of London, spent
the week -end at the home of her par-
ents,Mr. and mrs, Robt. Davidson
r. and Mrs, Zdgat Anty and Mr, And
Mrs. 'ruiner, of Burford, spent the week
end with relatives her •
• Mr. and. Mrs. W) Simpson, of Tor -
:onto, spent a fev un,ts, the past t'eek
visiting with relativeheie.
•
over Sunday at the home of mr, and,! '
Mrs. R,obt, Bean.
Mr. Richard Porter and family spent
Next Sunday the r,ervice will be heldM. Melvin Tyndall left Wednesday
as usual in Caton thurch at 3 p.m.
Aesembly of the •Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Elgin Porter, Stanley morning for Peterboro to attend. the
held in that city.
Sunday school at 2 p.m. Thpastor eAnniversary services of the Presby.
n •
Mrs. Francis Wilikuna •of Oreenbenit,
Is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. IlibbinS, of Kintall
leintail • and Kingebridge
teams tied with a score of 5-5 on Tues-
• day. •Curry's Corners won erom, Kings-
bridge 104 on iday night •
mr. ' Wm, Maedonald, Kintall, hes
moved to Mr. Den MeeLean's house
and Mr. Earl Howes hoe Moved. his
barber shop to the front room of the
PA011e Fling
The latest Creations in
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These materials are the latest New York
productions, and in the Yugo cities are ex-
tremely popular, •
ady Love Lace
• Dimities and Field Plower patterns
Checked Organdies
Spotted Organdies
• Silk Pique
"Shady Lane" Dimities
Also Dress Linen in plain colors.
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E HIBBERT
• THE CASI-I STORE
On the
Square
house irect to the store.
Rev.' •Jaines 1 Cameron • Murcia*, of
Spexta, .111, is pending a few days
With ins. uneles, Merars. Duran and
James. Cemeron, o tochaish, Be oc-
cupied, the pulpit, in Aelefielet Presbyter-
ian church on Sunday evening, June 4,
and delivered a splendid sermon.
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• CARLOW •
Mr. Wed Clark, of Ooderich, was
vieltor at Carlow CD Sithday.
Mies Dorine Webster spent the week-
end at her home near St. Helens. ,
Re'. Mr. Mills was called to his fath-
er's home satuiday, his father being
very low,
• Rev. Dr. Barnett, of Goderich, pretieh-
ed to a large congregation hi the hall
on Sunday. •
Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Webster, of
Gederieh, spent Sunday with Mr- and
charge.
Rev. F:lie. Cralk occupied the pulpit
ed Onion church ort Sunday and done-
ered a splendid discourse on the 23rd vices at 11 oalock; evening service at '1
Psalm. During the service Mrs. O. Orr ()Work, Special maleic by the choir.
and Jas. Young sang * duet•, "I heard Communion services were held by the
gtlireeatlr'aPPretelajetedus. .244" which' was
1417reaysbYte28trhia,111;ev", nglillree;gilVitit°1111e, pastor, had
1
Tile. 1:411°11 nriumetle Society will pre- charge of the services. Two new mein -
sent their two plays, eSraoldering, /level bers were added to the ron. At this
end "Neighborse in , the hall at Carlow service also the . sacrament of baptism
on Friday eveniftg, Jude 16th, under was administered, Elaine ' Helen and
time singing whore, and the Harmonica
There Will also/ be an old- Mrs. Robt. Itean, being baptized.
children of Mr, • and
:duspchicuesreohf. the Y. P. S. of Carlow Unit- 'Donald Robert,
Band will furnish music.
•
th a hymn, T
The regum
lar eeting of the Y. P. Se.
present and Herb Johnston in charge,
The meeting opened wihe Special Clearance of
of Union church wa.s held in tne thumb'
on Friday evenirig, with fifteen merobersi
Men Overall Pants
scripture leeson, Hebrew 1:1-A, was
react responsively, Lena Colwell read„
a prayer from the "Pathfinder." The
topic on "Pioneer' iviissiane," was read
by Marlon -Colwell. A committee was
appointed to arrange for softball. The
subject chosen for the discussion at the
next meeting was two well known bibli-
cal cbarecters. "Mary and Martha." •A
hymn was sung and the meeting was
closed ^with the benediction, Following
this meeting the election of °facers for,
• the Dramatic Society was held. In the 1
absence ,of the pastor, Rev, F. W. Creak,'
who was attending Conference in Lon -I
don, Vera. J. B. Orr in tharge. •The
J. B. Orr; etesidard, Mrs. ,Cfordon Orr;
following were elected: Director, Mrs.
3 (
secretary, Mrs. G. Harwood; treasurer,
Mrs. A, Tiehborne; committee, Mrs. G.
Mellwain, Nora Sowerby and Mr. James,
tbuti,r;roin another correspondent) 1
I
There will. be a. congregational meet.,
Ing at Union church on Friday eve/Mini
to decide about a garden party, •I
Mr, and /Vine Wm. Longmire And:
Kathleen, -(51 Ooderlch, were Sunday vis -1 -
hors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Ger -*------*-e-----aa-er-t ---''''
arwood.
Mrs. Wm. Reid, of Stanley township],
was a visitor on Sunday with her bro-
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mro.
Robt. 'Davidson.
The Society has been InVited to •Pre*
Gent its two plays, "Smoldering Firm"
, F ur nit lir e
and "Neighbors," et Carlow during the
week of June 12th.
Orval Slang met with a painful se-
cident last week, When he accidentally
• ta on a sharp etick, which punttured,
his knee-eap. Dr. Hunter has taken',
care of it, but Orval is nursing a very:
ore knee, •
kiezt Sunday services will be tonduct-
cd as usual, breaching service at 3 prile,
Sundae school at 2 pan. A tnettine of• !,
the Members of the Board will be amid,
• to appoint a delegate t3 the leeeebYtery
for 1933-34.
Rev. F. W. Cralk, eaetor of Union
church, returned trent Cenference -OW
feenday and held the make, delivering)
A fine address on "Thd Twenty-third!
Palin." During to cervice Mrs. Oor-
don Orr and Mr. ,Ito.s. "Young rang
duet, "/ • heard the Voice of ,tcsus Can"
r/hlth was much enjoyed by everyone.
teriari Congregation will be held in the
hall en Sunday, June 25th. Rev, Me
Mills, pastor, will preach rricrning ser -
eiVoMoi0aii.•••••••(
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WEEKLY rnatoN FlaIsallat
The Horning Pigeon Club held. its
weekly flight of eeelor Miele at the Week
end. this time from Pere, Indiana, a
distance of 325 miles. The distatee
was covered15 slightly over seven hours,
The winners: -
3.- Owner Time of Arrival
234 W, Baker. • . ,• •• • 2.20 "team
232 J. Bowman •2.2elee
242 P. Johnston . , 240
225 J. Bowman 2.30
239 J. Bowman 248%
234 W. Oeramette •
182 W. Bakes 2.49%
Difference
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Blackstones
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ailtal the waiter, •• . • "
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/ tried every kind of cough mixture 1 could thlnk of
NorwayuatilI wta advised, by a friend, to try Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup. After two bottle* the cough,
pine illneahloo0 rurletel7 gone, and now 1 always keep a bottle
siunin Price 85o. a bottle; large family eke M.; a *II drug
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