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Kr. 0. E. E'ratt rias in Toronto this
week wale Battle.
Air. and bars. N. lidurray ,spent the
week -end et their cottage at ;Sunset.
Mrs. 13. Keyes spent a few days last
walk set lies old home nom fiuelpie ,
liege Ruth Straughwt wily a prise Lots
nee at the Clinton girl' coitettlnii' elas,s
hist Vritley.
•.Miss dive Sprung is spending her
holld'ays at the • home of her parents,
Mr and lora. H. Sprunin
ea attack at pa aUnlearta and is
Tari be to tavern
Alice usrigar ll ixtiaaare is bents Sal
the holldeye, lobe has. been easaged to
teach after Holiday& izi the high school
at Acton,
Ur- and. Aire, M. Mita motored to
Flint. Mr. Allan returned early this
week but Mrs. Allan rezualned with her
enter, Mrs, Coates, Who ie 113.
3/er. and Mrs. Stanley leutch •end lite
tle daughter, who have been v1Miting bite a
parents; Alr. and Tits. ,las. MUteh, left''
OR Saturday for their home in the Welt.;
The Y. P. ° . io Knox United churr:h
held art open air meeting and weiner°
roast at the west side 4.f the dam cal`.
Monday evening last. Mr. H. Long. of i
The Keen ox Presbyterian garden party Gloderieh, Spoke to the gathering. This . O,
was well patronized Friday last. The is t Meeting of the. eaolety until 0 PHONE 90
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Toiletries for the Boudoir
AU civ trne it of !seeing `3'eile.ri:e eini Calera with And tvelr ata lase
cent.e>. Du: Hewn R..tr-see r;. Z irbsre ' Geer& > e fu* ' Cary,
Itetteigan *$d$Ut's • ane inauy • a , liteder* Chats*
Haagen tip Stiick.... Eye Brow Pen i. ;lye Ska e/. Lash Sooty. Cele -
Liberals and Pro. ,
jk
Are Joining Forces
(Continued tram 3*4e 1)
4 Y Sx..M . lee le a eery geed. speaker. Be
II tonic a fl3 i et DenUUion politics, agree.
es' dee at the "outset that Culmen. dila WV
e =entre. is euftering ta4IY ftxoaa world#
l wide cexlditiony. He attacked tariffs sine
Vurged a revielon sof the menet ler SYS*
teen, but would nit ss low far hel tra3
• prepared to ler in this regard.
i �eouehing on 1?rou_IriCt• . grreaitions %r.s
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Campbell's Drug. Store rt . w er xx i l ,t� � #r gree
Junear Band of Blyth provided the mti-
sic
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cox and two &cine
;spent several days in this neighborhood
' the past week visiting old friends and
relatives.
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T o eta .
We are atT
• Thom, who has been Seriously ill with
bar. Walter Washington and 1135 fath-
er, Mr. J. J. Washington, motored to
Handltan on Monday to attend the fun-
eral of the latter'$ brother, Mr. Fred
Washington, who died on Sunday after
Fred
• illness of two mloriths; Mr
Wa 1n, Who evatf`for Winer° earow
barrister in Hamilton, will be remote.
Announcement
THE PAVILION
GODERICH
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Friday, June 30th,
Saturday, July 1st
and every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during July and Aug'st.
Music—Tony Farr: and His` Band
Meet At The Pav They Wily All Be °There
SED CA
• �►,T. `ATTRACTIVE
PRICES
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Special f Qr a�or�inlOn ,.,. i. • ay
1931 pe 'Use Ford Coupe, just 1iiiieiiniewi A;s sli pe -,-t uar-
` anteed. Four new tires.
Ford Coach tires good, low mileage.
1929 �
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130
Ford `Coach excellent paint job, original tires, :uphol-
stery like new.
tires new upholstery, original
1928 Chrysler Sedan, four: new . tl'
paint job, . .
1928Chry sler Coach, 'leather. upholstery, mechanically over-
hauled.`
1928 Essex Roadster, Model T Ford. Coupe, ready • to ` drive
away. "
We have a Car to suit your purse, See •these twiny.
F..WOOD;.:&: SO
FORD and ST MAKER
Open Evenings
'Ph,n3 83
Fashion Has Decreed a White Hat Season
We have new arrivals for the week -end in crepe,
straw, linen and pique.
Clearance of all ' Spring Millinery in. shades of
sand, grey, black and navy.
We cordially invite reit to inspect our stock.
Miss M. R. Mac Vicar
Goderich
Kingston St.
GODERiCH o ° the public debt He and otter *peeks
441111:4011==.100
beret by the older ores in the commun-
ity.
At high noon hast Wednesday Miss
Gurdys .►ayfor was united 9inmarriage to
▪ Lloyd-3taithbya son and; yrs..
Jas. Raithby, Millett. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr. P000ek, of
Blyth, et the hone of the bride's Par-
ents, Mr, etnd Mrs. Jeremiah Taylor.
After the ceremony about thirty Meta
sat down to a sumptuous luncheon. The
bride and groom left by motor forepolnts
in the southern part of the province,
followed by 'the good wishes of many.
lj1 ers, however, made no reference to show
�1" how this was incurred or what. assets
I were held against it. It was stated the
cast included the following Delia. S:lo- Province was banl:r►tpt, but no mention
cum, the hired- girl et the term, Mar- was nude of the fact that its bonds are
garet "Amara; 'Bi3ah FLnn Jack -of -all today the Most sought eezuritles on the
trades, Prank MCC1iUChey; Mre. Peale?, market.
and sin ed d e'tr-
train,
iFerguson.iR
s Had .erg'.
use
to xe
,
• r d a mlrr pa
ere ha
ley,never_ _ _ . •, ..
Zfarlbel Carrie; Sarah GoudW7n, wife a3 • cotirsited�he•'ProvirkGial�iaanka-s:t up bee
Amos, Margaret Robinson; Dave Wes- � Drury and kept the rate of interest et 4
ton, 'a young farmer, Walter McBride; . Per cent. this province would today have
Aux* Goodwifr•, owner of Silverbrook j sufflc%nt money to meets its borrowing
Farm, Will Clarke; Flora, Goodwin. on- requirements," . said Mr. Oliver, "flu
ly a country girl, Roma McBride; Philip; did not. Under pressure lie reduced
Burleigh, from Toronto, George Pout.' the rate to 3 per cent. and today we
ter; Mrs. BUrleigh, Philip's mother, i tamers are dominated .by the big banks
Margaret Douglas; Grace Burleigh, his and by industry,"
sister, Olive Erratt. and Thaiinpson, ser -j Speaker said the Government had
vont at the Burleigh residence, Elmore. "gone mad': on its hydro policy, °hint
Stephenson: Before tate curtain and be-! the contracts made with private conte
tween •the acts, a ten -piece orchestra parties. He characterized the Abitibi.
under the direction of Rev. E. S. Poul- Canyon as a "white elephant" and held
et;t should have been tak 1:
ro the e
ter, played several selections, also a solo that p l
"My Task;"' by George Poulter. The over only as a bankrupt concern.
Proceeds of the evening' amounted to. Mr. Taylor also dis;.ussed pro recta`
about $65, The evening was brought to finances,. He does not leek for an elec-
by singing the National Anthem.' tion this year."Tates have not been
a close gyear,but expenditures .had
reduced this p
WESTFIELD i been eut in two. The Government was
ll out to make a showing this year, lie:
GODERICR TOWNSHIP
The pupils of Union school are busy
writing their final examinations this
week. Wia with them all success.
Miss Helen. Davidson, of . London,
spent the week -end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robs. Davidson.
The Metallic people of •' Torontoare
busily engaged this week erecting it Steel
shed as an addition to the barn. on,:the.''
farm, of Mr. Thos. Sowerby. .et is not'a�
steel barn erected on the fail farnterly ` Miss May Meanry visited in Lucknow Said, and would go to the country next c
occupied by Mr. Wm. Elliott' as was with friends. year. He said the banks, insurance and
mentioned last week.
• (From another correspondent)
Miss Marjory Pr*use 1s visiting at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. 'Harvey Puller..
Miss Helen Davidson, of London, was
a week -end guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robs. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs, John Siding and family
attended the Riehl reunion in Rostock
on Saturday.. •
Mr. s obt. .McApister and, Hari are
employed cutting the weeds along the
Side of the Bayfield Road.
Mil Wm. Longmire and Kathleen, of
Goderich, visited at the ' home of Mr.
and. Mrs.. G. W. Harwood ou Friday of
last Week. ; '
Mr. and Mrs. McKee Falconer and
family, of the 9thconcession;' spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Falconer.'.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Puller and fam-
ily spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Fred McCullough, in Gode-
rich.
Examinations started . a day earlier
than was expected, owing to school being
closed Wednesday : afternoon on account
of Mr. McDonald's funeral. - - :.
Considerable road -work • was put on
Union side roar last Friday, Reg. John.-
ston,and. flue teams working the entire
day. Fifty loads of gravel was drawn.
.from Gordon Orr's pit.
This strip, of country was spared the
ravages 'of the .Cyclone two ,weeks: ago,
and now we have come to the conclusion
that the weatherman has forgotten all•
TRAVEL BY RAIL. �,; .. COMFORT, SAFETY, LOW COST
at,.WAYE arae
CANADIAN WAredtli.L.
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CANADIAN HATiONM,
JASPER
ALASKA
Pacific Coast
SUMMER
VACATION
FARES
This is rile year fot that long
dreamed -of trip to the Pacific
Coast, Alaska, or a modntaia:
vacation at Jasper in the Cana-
dian Rockies. New love fares
offer surprising economics.
RETURN PARE free GODERICr
To Jasper 'Park $88.55
• vaneeuver, Victoria, Port-
land, neattlo .Sipv.e0
From. Vancouver or Print°
Rupert to r kagway, Alaska acid
return, 575.04 tinBluding recap
and berth on &temper).
Full Acte+?a freta easy
Caaadfan 1Va io& 4gce!
• . Mr. and . Mrs. Wm. McVittie and faro- trust companies were the only business
were Listowel visitors on Sunday. institutions paying• dividends today,
Miss' Ella Mae Wilson, of Blyth, spent thanks to the faVarable treatment they.
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Wm. Car- j received, Reverting to the Abitibi deal,
ter. he contended that the shareholders 01
Mr, W111 McConnell, of Crewe, Called that eornpany were no different Tram
en friends here, also his wife and daugh-', those of the peeping plant at .Barra's.
ter. Beth. j '1 suggest that when itwas seen there
Mrs. Ellen Burrows spent the week i Would be no sale for the power, the
with her sister-in-laW, ' Miss, M, Bur company became conveniently flnan
rows, here. I daily embarrassed and by pre -arrange -
Mrs. Margaret Pennabaker and son, anent with the bankshad the Govern -
Frank,. Visited Sunday at Miss Burrows, mens take over the sohene," said
Mr.
Mrs. Pennabaker'i.'sister. .1 Oliver. ~'They should have been treat
-
Mr. Roy Eby and; his friend, Mr. Rob,,.. ed the same assoy otherbankrupt com-
inson, of Kitchener, visited Ted lroo- party"
,man, Sunday. 1 Premier Henry's dealing in O. T. S.
Miss Johnston, teacher of Tipperary, , bonds was reviewed,. as were hydro sal -
and her friend, 11(r:'Lindsay, caned . on } arses, of . which he urged a substantial
Miss sB. Green. and others. 'redaction, the manner in which Goe-
Mr. 17. W'. Green ,and sister were Jai ernment 'loans are floated and the rate,.
Goderich Sunday, he "being -in the of interest allowed, • .
Masonic parade to Knox church. "I. urged a united front :against the
Mrs, Gordon Snell visited on Friday. Government. not :because they, are
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Young- • Portes, but because they are in the grips
blot, of Goderich,
, of a financial octopus and on their ;re-
Mr. Jaen . Bateman, rd ' Toronto, has eord should be replaced," concludedMr.
engaged to work for Mrr Bert Taylor. for' Taylor.
the mama..I The meetingconcluded with the sing -
Mr Harry Davis, of Toronto, is spend- Ing of the National Anthem, after which
• was served.
BLOUSES and SKIRTS
so popular everywhere
These dainty organdie and batiste blouses are so cool
and attractive and so inexpensive every lady can
well afford several of them. We have just received
another . shipment to sell at
Ing a fere weeks at the home' of Mr. Earl I1
Wightman. /
Mrs. Mary Gordon, Mr. Will Mage
Mrs. James Hayden and her son, !;Cana I
man, ?Visited Mrs:`- G* ;oil's •slsters.1 Mrs.
Baird, in Hrucefield, last' week -enol, .\1 Star o
Dr. W. and 'Mrs. Carr, Mrs. LeWisl M
Cook and sort. Bobby, of Los Angeles, 1,'spel to have their ciste
Cal., are visiting Mrs. Carr's brother,; Miss Olive Shaw, of
h friends.
Mr. VI, H. Campbell, and other f
NIL
ari}e Johnston 'has entered the
mpetition.
y are taking adva tae of .the dry
xis cleaned out.
innipeg, was a
about. us, for rain has fallen all around isitor h, e .f her uncle, Rev.
us, but never a drop fell here. The 1 . We are sorry to hear :of the death .of W. !Shaw, last week.
ground is terribly • parched, and every- I Mr. Nlvins i of Dungannon, he being Mrs. I Wilmer Rutledge celebrated his six
John "Fos
goes ou
thing is suffering from the drought.
The annual Sunday School • .picnicf
Union will be held on , Thurs Y, July
6tit. If arrangements can be made; the
pinna will be held at Camp Knelt/gaud,
otherwise it will be held at Harbor Park,
Goderleh. Everyone, young and old, are
invited to conte and bring your bas
Services were conducted at Union on
Sunday. The pastor. Rev. F. W. Craik,
delivered , a very, fine address on the
subject, "The Grand Adventure' of Liv-
ing" from the text, "I have glorified
thee on the earth: 1 have flnfshed the
work which thou gayest me to do." (St.
John 17:4).
On Sunday, July 2nd, Riverston
Lodge, 1. O. L. 145, will attend divine
worship at Union church. The pastor,
Rev. (Bre.) P. W. Craik, will deliver an
address in keeping with the principles
of the order. There will be special
music by the choir, assisted by the mate
quartette, composed of Messrs. John
Snell, John Sproul, Carl. Clarke , and
Chas. Breckow, Sunday school at 2
prn., preaching service at S p.m. Ail
Orangemen and their friends are cor-
dially invited to attend this service.
Once again the angel of death has
removed one of our respected citizens in
the person of Murdock . McDonald, who
passed away Monday morning. Mr. Mc-
Donald had been present at church Ser-
vice -the day before and seemingly wail
quite well, During Si tday night he
took a bad attack of acute indigestion, of
which he had had previous attacks. The
doctor was Bailed, and it was thought
that he had recovered from the attack.
When Mrs. McDonald received no re-
sponse to her call to breakfast, she went
to investigate and found the spark of
life had gone out. Mr. McDonald was
born in .Southampton in 1888, the on of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Murdock McDon-
ald. Ivor several years Mr. McDonald
was employed on a tug around Georgian
• Bay. In 1915 he was married to Mar-
garet Griffin, who survives him. There
was no family. He is Also survived by
one sister, Mrs. William Rake, of Lon-
don, Mr. Matt:maid did not belong to
any . fraternal toclety, but was an active
me her of the United Church, being a
nieber of the beard of managers of
tent n church. He ryas a devoted hue -
band, good neighbor and a friend of
everyone. The funeral teas held Wed-
nesday afternoon. Rev. F. W. Craik of -
notated. 'Interment Was made in Mait-
land cemetery.
The annual garden party and straw-
berry festival of t1nion church was held
en Friday evening, June 23rd. The
weather Was Ideal, and a large crowd
trick Advantage of tate bountiful sui,fcr.
Tables t<zere tet und*r the treea 021 the
vitriol ginned.% and the whore present-
ed a very pretty cone. After supper,
everyone adjourned to the church where
the play, " Arni I'1elksi" VMS pre3,*1tted
by the you g people o1 Geelien. The
tizurelz Was filla to ea °city and the
play very went mil eyed. 'rlie ellaract*rs
trek their roles c eeculingly well. The
Os father. Our. sympathy i tenth birthday, on Sunday last by bay-
,
the widow and tamely .itr, ing a number of friends in to tea.
•
their loss • I. Mr. William Tahb, .of Saskatchewan,.
Mr. Melbourne'' McDowell called on 'won't think much of Ontario. Fie is
Westfield friends last . week, being in 1 suffering ata attack of. the flu.
these parts owing to the death of his • The biblloal- drama, "He Lives;', is to
mother-in-law, the late. Mrs. Charles be presented by the Nile Y. P. S. at the
Campbell.Ooderich Summer School about the,
=.--- I middle of July, •
BENMILLER �
$1,5Q to $Z,49 each
Also white pique Slats and ruff' silk crepe Skirts
in white and pastel shades, sixes 14, 10, 18 and 20.
Ourprice $249 to 295
SUGGESTIONS FOR TOUR WEEK -END
VACATION
Beach Pyjamas...:.
White Slacks (long).
1 .
• *'.'
, p *'
1 .
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...rat -..l ♦
.$1.19
$1.49
and Blue.'..�� a and.$1,25
Short. Slacks,, white
x
Beach Capes tactive
at �
1g d $2 25
colors, each.a.
"Santzen" Bathing Suits.... $3.95 ;and $4,95
, tire" swim
2,95 and 3195
I�lxng
Life Buoy Suits for Ladies 5 i and . �95
and Misses .. ...:. , .. tIp
Bathing Belts, each. , . • : • • .. '
Idets for. sport wear, pr 25c
White and:colored,A.n , P
P oR
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E."HIBBERT
THE .:CASH STORE
model 8 cylinder Nash Sedan,
FOR SALE—MyX02 Y
nilteage 2,900,in goad condition.
O the
Square
Ing the summer liedidays assisting his.
uncle, Mr. John Mullin,
Mr. and Mrs, Dynes Campbell and son
spent; Sunday wt.h their cousins, Mr.
Will Campbell, and eistert Mien Ilya;
Campbell, West W awanosh.
Mn and Mrs, Alan Nelson and Miss
Evet Sellery motored over from Cleve
land and 'are visiting meth their' grand-
Mother, ter*. .Jan; Nelson, . and roan':
Mrs, John Mullin.
Miss Cunningham spent Sunday in BELFAST
Crediton.
Miss Carr was a Southampton visitor, Mrs. T. A. Cameron is visiting with
on Sunday. her sisters and brothers in Perth:
School closes on Thursday for the Mr. and Mrs. Faster Moffat, Langside,
summer holidays. 'called on Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin
Fri -
Mr. Eric Gardner was in London for day afternoon.
a few days last week. ler. James . Alton, Toronto. 1s spend -
Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and family visited
in Crediton on Sunday.
Miss Lorna, Moore Moore .left on Saturday
to visit her mother at Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. R. ~McMillan, df Gode-
rich, visited at S. Vanstone's on Sunday.
The Benmiller young people are pre-
senting their play,, "Wild Ginger," at
Dungannon on Wednesday, June 28th.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Patton made a trip
up to their summer, cottage at Shallow
Lake for a few days last week.
The Huron Presbytery met in Benmil-
ler church last Tuesday, with 48 min-
isters and laymen present. The W. A.
provided the dinner. .
ASHFIELD
Mrs. Tena hunter, of Luektiow, spent
Sunday with Mrs. M. C. Mackenzie,
Mrs. Lorne McLennan, of Windsor, is
visiting: her parents, Mr. and . Mrs. Jas.
Macdonald.
Mrs. e,M. C. Mackenzie spent a few
days with her daughter, . Mrs. J. B.
Rhodes, of Exeter:
Mrs. Ross, of Wingham, and .Mrs.
Pletcher and ler. Duncan leacltay, of
Goderich, are visiting their brother, Mr.
John McKay.
The ministers, elders and managers
and their families of this Presbytery
held a c nununfon service at Kintail
Cainp last Thursday.
Miss Arnie let'acLennan, of British
Columbia, and her deter, Mrs. iVtacCon-
ne11, of London, visited frientls and re-
latives in this vicinity last week.
Anniversary cerykes at Aehfieid Pres-
byterian church on Sunday, June 25th.
were well attended. Dr. McGiltieray
delivered two inspiring sermons and on
Monday evening gave a lecture on David
Livingstone.
Peteteat Balm—the .ideal toilet Volute-
ite for *yore dL^terning wornare Perfect
in results. CYeates conlple*30ns of rare
beauty and therm. Delightfully tool
and refreshing. Mover 1etiree a vestige
Of stiekinete. A velvety ralusoth lotion
tc;nine anet stiintilating the akin. Mak-
ing it truly rose -leaf in teutarr Al!
dainty women invariably. eltocee Peraleri
Ba)f'.1. 3t insearts that sulstle di,titi*t-
tail to eberatteristl*s of the ele sant
We can take care of.
your requirements in
Furniture
'Stoves, and in fact
anything for the
home.
WE POSITIVELY SAVE
YOU MONEY
Blackstone's
On the Broadway of Goderich
TUCKERSMITH
Mr. and Mss. Geo: Connell and Har-
old spent Sunday with Mrs. Will Pear-
son, of Goderieli Twp., 9th con.
The farmers have finished the new
barn. for Mr. George Connell of Varna,
and it is all ready for the hay 'and har-
vest.
Mr. and, Mrs.. Gordon Marks and Mes-
ter Ross, of Toronto, are spending a
few Weeirs .with the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Connell; of. Varna. Mr.
Marks was operated on for appendicitis
a few weeks ago, and is getting Along
nicely, we are. glad to hear.
"Say It 'With, Flowers"
June the Month of Roses.
Times are Improving. se You are
quite sale to go on• with that wed-
ding. If yea want; the • finest of
work for the occasion. you eat get
it from
GEOE STEWART
Wedding Work a Specialty
Intone 105 Goderieb Bruce- St.
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