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THURSDAY ?iAY .24t1a, 1928.
New Open Stock Patterns of
DinAerware
We have six pf the Finest Patterns, on the
Market to choose from, ranging in price from $30 to
$50 for a full 97 -Piece Set
"Hanley". and "Academy„ at $30,;a Set.
White and Gold,($estSemi'Forcelain) `at• $ 5
"Alton"' is a Very` distinctive TwO Tone' Patten at $45; while in a China Set the "Victoria'''
is
the finest piece Of :Work obtainableat' .the low
price of • $50.
These'patterns are:a11 Open' Stock .and are •
on show . at the Store, . June , Brides .,cannot geta
better choice or price'than these. ,‹:•
' CON.IE„•AND SEE THEM • Y Uh�ELF � ''
N.EY'S ARtLTY .STO
L'UCKNOW, ' : 'ONTARIO A
'R. GREYHQUND
y 'Red `'Star'
Navigation'.Compaiiy
ANNUAL LOW FARE EXCURSION
oderich , to iJETROIT'and Return
• ".-},11i Steel,:-Steanier.-Greyhound--
Safe, 'Fast, Con:fc ble:
Wall"Leave Goderich;
Qitlsd ."rlp
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'ednesday, :June 6
�2.5O
e Nast
30`' a.m.
Arriving Port' Huron 1.30 p.m: Detroit .5.30, p•m,
Returning Leaves; Detroit 1 p.m., Friday, 'June 8th.:
Only boat trip -fromGoderich to Detroit this season: • 'Children be
tween 6 & 12, half fare. ' Visit' your Michigan friends and , see Mag-
nificent' Detroit.;- 'A "delightful trip over'. the greatest international
highway of lakes and rivers. Don't miss it
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• sats.. adsat, for; 'houses.
barns sheds. warihousa,.
schools; churches, publics,
badiass. Giveriaeofroofer.
fne sscrmats. writs •
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PRESTON, ONx
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CPNSERVATIVES' CONVENE. AT
•'KINCARDINE
Foster G.• Moffat. of Langside, • Chosen
Candidate in South Bruee.
A largely attended eenv ention of
the Conservatives.of South Bruce,
meeting at, Kincardinesen' 'Monday;'.
selected Mr.* Foster, G Moffat .of ;tbie
Langsidei','district, Kinlos3; Township,
to contethe riding; in theinterests
of the p rty hi the by-election to he
held on June 27th.,
• Mr. W D. Cargill, who was , the
Conservative: party' candidate in •the
,general election of 1926, presided at
the. convention, .Three other candi
dates,; besides Mr, ,Moffat, allowed
their naives: go before. the conven-
tion. They w ere c' Wm.: Mitchell of
Kincardine. W: B: Halliday of Walk4`
erton, and David Willoughby ; . of
Brant Township Moffat; proved the
strong candidate from the beginning.
The first`balfot' taken showed,.'Mof-
fat 77;':Mitchell 31, Halliday=28, Wil,
loughby ' 28 .' On motion : of Messrs.
Halliday and Mitchell th'n selection'
•
oonlight. out 'of 'Goderich
Under auspices of Women's Hospital Auxiliary....•
'uesday,:June Sth,` at 8.30 p.m.
Dancing in Steamer's Big;' Ball Room.
•
Three $ours on Beautiful Lake Huron for ,50c. ' Children 25c.
Last Trip, 'Goderich' to' Detroit; 'SATURDAY, JUNE 9, at 8.30 a.m.
MAITLAND PRESBYTERIAL
Olficers 'Elected.
The officers.- elected at the recent;.
meeting of Maitland Presbyterial,
were as:follows: President, ;Mrs: Per_
ri:e, Wingham ; first vice-president,
Mrs R. McWhinney;. ,Dungannon;
second' • vice-president, Mrs. 'A. Stra-
':-s-Ss -char, Brussels; third ,,vice-president,.
Mrs:. Arkell, ' Teeswater; fourth vice,
president, ' Mrs.. McKay, Kincardine;
fifth vice-president,- Mrs. Dr. Sime=
'son; Kintail; ;treasurer, Miss Norma
•Nicholson,South Kinloss; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Carr;,; W ingham;
recording secretary, Mrs.' W : J.•Mor.
rison, Kincardine;' supply.secretary,.
Mrs. G, Douglas, Lucltnow; ' inissign
amid •secretary;,` Mrs. Linklater; Tees
water; library and Literature secre-
nary, Mrs:, J. J. 'Elliott, Wingham,
aoine •helpers' secretary;; VIrs. Simper
son, Molesworth; glad tidings' secre—
t .
end welfare, secretary, Mrs,
'i'lcree Winghate;: press secretiiry;
Mrs. R. Davidson; Dungannon; young.
vn!ren's secretary,—Miss Carrick;
lucknow life members • secretary,
Mrs. J J.. Elliott,'' Wingharu.
Hete's how you
,for 'neglect
A N under -inflated tire soon gets into
A-1. real lrodble broken side IA/ails, a
punctured inner tube — often a blowout.
Under -inflation is one of the chief causes
of premature tire failure. Vests have-.
, proven that every' 10% drOp froth the cor-
. reet inflation causes a 20% drop ,in mile -
Call at a Dominion Tire Depot and, have_xour
You are never far away from a
MINION TIRE DEPOT
T. W. SMITH
,14
f.._Mr. Moilat=ivas_made nanimous:
;Mr. Moffat mage .a short speed,`
thanking the delegates andurging
intensive organization. Ns -would put.
all *his 'energy into the contest: `:to;
twin back South Bruce for the .Con-
'er vative party. "
Mr.;' Moffat4-s -well: and•-.avorably'
known• .throughout the riding as an
intelligent and pro'gressii4 farmer
and ,dealer • in cattle. Heis a :son of
Mr. Geo, Moffat, clerk Of the Town-
Chip of Kinloss.
Hon. Charles McCrea, Minister. of.
Mines in the Ferguson .cabinet, at
.ended' the convention' and gave an
address.
A;, hick townis a, place where ev=.
erybody •knows • Jane. couldn't • dress
so well if Jim paid his• debts.;
TENDERS: WANTED
Township' of Ashfield.
Tenders will -be received by the
undersigned for the construction of
ioncrete bridges,. Township to-Jur,
nish ,gravel And iron, ;
Doe at. lot 6, con. 1Q,-W.D.,;9 ft:
ne Div. Line,: con. • 8, W D,":8 ft.''.,
Jnb Div. Line, 'con. 8, W D., 10 ft.
One at lot 2, 'con., 8, .E D.,• 10, ft::
'fenders- will be opened .:June :2nd
at 8 pm. •
• C., E. McDonag'i, Clerk
Lucknow, R: R. 3:
(24-5-c),
•
TOWNSHIP Or wpsT
' Court of Iterision,
of, Revision of the AsSessment Rol
!c,r the Township of West .Wawanosh
for the year 1928 will be .held'at the
;.'ownship Hall at ten o'cloCk:a.m. on
rneaday, June 5th, 1928, fOr the cor-
:•ectie,n of 'all errors, or emissiena of
.themselVes aceordingly. Dated at:
.West 'Wawan.osh this 15th day csf
.COURT OP REVISION,
TOWNSHIP KINLOSS
for the Revision of the. AsseSsment
Roll, for the Township Of Kinloss ler
the year' 1928 mill he held at the
Townshin Hall.. Holyrood, at 10 o'-
clock a.m. en Monday;•May 28, 1928,
or,issiOns' of :which due • notice has
been given. Parties interested. take
notice 'and govern themselves ac-
cordingly. Dated at KinloSs this' '7th
day of •May, 1928.
TENDERS FOR DRAINING
Tenders will hereceived by: (leo. G..
Moffat tip till Saturday., May' 26th, er
')v. the Cotincil 'of. the Township. ef
°Kin,loss at Helyrood; up. till one o' -
eta ,Kifiloss. Ten -
less to he ereomnanied a Marked
Cheque for 5% of the airOtint' of' the'
'seder. Extent of contratt abeik.3.00-
necessarily accepted, . 'Plans and ape,
lifisations he seen',at the Clerk's
;office; Lot Cen Kinlaas,
IL IL, t, TeeSWater,
ASAr'1Ei•D.''t•
mIT b CHURCH
NOTES
.The three ,Leagues are, to • ave
their Anniversary service. at the ,Zion.
Church'on S%inaay- evening ext, ,:a
seven o'elock.: .A programme of ape-
sial music and singing is Tieing• pro,
vided' for bt•the,young •;people'of the•.
Whole circuit.
•
„Mrs: Cyril Campbell entertained
the W.:S ladies''of, e
Church
.'at her home on FxthidayHackett after-
noon Last, for: their monthly. meeting,;
17, The various Sunday:;, Schools are
receiving more;; attention• ',now the'
winter. is; past. . attendances, „have.
been encouraging of 1te ,at; all ',the,
Churches,; and, so, they Should th\ese
days of lovely weather.
It is geed to see Mr. Elmer Alton.'
back at.'Church again /af1,cr his long'
absence, ,through a •broken ; leo .. He
has; to- use crutches yet, but;
happy 'tobe 'getting `,round ;;'again::'"
Now if ' Miss Tillie Sherwood
'elite to be back again at her. •usual
dace at, S.S. and in. the choir and
League, what a. pleasure it would
be. We hopeashewill soon be better.
PRESBYTERIAL' AT , CHESLEY •
. The 'third Presbyterial,' of the
Woman's "MissionarySociety: of' the
United •Church for the. County .of
Bruce
3ruce wag:. held in Chesley United.
; United
Churcli�on .May l5thh,_with shout ,350
women Present. . The • Morning. ses- •
;ion opened with rs S. P. • Davey of
Chesley, the Pre ent • in the chair:
Mrs S. '.: Davison, Chesley, • gave,
words of •„ Welcome, ..which was re-
sponded to by , Mrs. W. Mi Keeinan of •
Glamis. '
paports, of the year's •,vork showed'
increased interest, .effort and enthus-
iasm'.in the task ,of evangelizing the
world for Christ: 1 Interesting.' ae-
counts Of the -conference• Branch ''at
Galt• 'Isere given by Mrs.' Itg Shaw,
,Lion's . Head,.' Mrs.. W. 'Cameron •of
'Jargill, 'Mrs E. Snarling of 'Kincar-
dime,, and -Mips. = P Iz elan1d, -Teeswater-
Rev: Mr. Geiger of Chesley,.
brobght greetings -Er* Presbytery.
preshiterials• that went "over ,the•
sendingv18;395:00—.11ireet to
tirez.n1;61-5.7broup confer-
ences were held. during ,the noon
In.:the:aternoon 'Mrs. S. R, Davey
President . of the Hamilton Confer,
In the evening, the young. women
of dhesfy• United* dhurC4 presented
very, Successfully and creditably. the
pageant. ,"The Striking of' Canada's
Arnett and Dr. Gunn of Toronto.
• The ,follaWino. are the rew officers
nonor4ry Presidents Mrs.' .
diarke,:'Teesmiateri ,. J. .Patter-.
als
. Past .President Mrs.. Davey;
Vice -President -,-Mrs„, Pais-
ley; 'Mrs. ' Parke, deipoes9 Bay;
,Miss 'Walkerton; An:0,.
:. Recording 'Secretary -Mrs.. J. Me,
B.'llailadaY, Walkerton:
Minnie Beaton,4 Tara. '
Port Elgin.
•
'Miss.. MArY Walsh returned hone
• We ore 'Pleased- to report that M."
Tian lyteDonAld4 Who; '‘Ve3 11,V
Mr: Lesley! dawlei Who tinder,
Operati tin MT •
YOUR FAVORITE, SHOPPING,
CENTRE . , -
Phone 1
1'AY CASH- •
-
' BUY FOR. LESS''.
rRI0
$3;25 Men's' Tweed Pants
19r,',. , '•
75e. Lace: Curtain • Panels
for •'.,,4••.; .. ..,...
18c. Liiien•Towelling ,
49e.
49d..'Broadeloth in many
3Ec: Factory, Cotton
for
$1.00' Table Clothe'.°
35c. Hard-wearing Work
• Socks • . x,
$1.35 Bleached Sheets,
large• size,. at
$2.73. Solid' Leather Shop
• 49c. Large ,Bath 'Towels,
c.
3yc'.
• 12c
79c'
23c
-felt Hat's -for Men, -
s ,been big
puneing sale. We .
thank yoix for, your.
don't forget the \last •
two days'. They are
just as full of extra
first tAro big days.
and shop,: around
the_ immense- saving.
of this' great, sale.
hest ,nt Pretty Ging,
• hasii4 Per yard
:411' en'i.'Strong:priii.Oeesajts,,
Heavy. Stain-css Steel .
•
Pre:,ty Fancy Wash Voiles,
. Yard
Children's 'Scliool-Stoek
ingi
Fancy Unibrellas, sale
rice J
Men's Tweed, daps
White or Cream Ciet-On
, Scrim
FLOWEItDALE
Mr. and Mrs.' Ross iliaeNee and
three .Sens, and Franceii.lidacIver of
Miss Margaret Graham is spendieg
s6veral..weeka With her grandmother,,:
Flowerdele can Show. one of the/
the „farin_of..Mr.:__Geage_Scott4.4.
oi6sefi ,to "'see him in. Lticknosi
Saturday. s,
Mr. E. HcidgkinSon entertained
friends frein With last Sunday.
• Flowerdale, Was 'well. :represented.
„ Mrs, R. Martin .entertained ..her;
busy. getting•root. ground ready.'
•
•.(Intet(iled for last week).
•
it Mr. Win. McQuillin's.
' Mra.. Clark has. returned- to her
some, after spending , the . winter
With her daughter, Marvin MC -
Dowell, *-eStfield. Miss Ccilitia Clark.'
Yho was.home' last week oting to an
outbreak; of nieasleS in Milverton'
School • returned. to her • duties' on
Monday. :
Mr. McGregor is a .visitor with his'
daughter; Mrs! George, Stuart,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Donelas and lit-'
tie daughter of .Mitchell,,•Veere
ors with Mrs:. Douglasi mother; Mrs.'
`kr., and "Mrs; Wnt Blue 'and little,
daughter, Helen, of Detroit :were:
guests .with Mrs. Blue's parents, Mr.
and -Mrs. '.14 Andei•son 'last wee',
'They 'inotoreci 'ever •to ,attend the,
added' a- spring,like setting', .and; tho
sn'rmdn, the anthem *hy the
feMerii,o.ries of Mother," and :the sOles.'.
Tayler, Were. very approptia6,
Which' was noticed seYeral ..of
older mothers Who bad not,been ali7e
to 'be out for some mOntlis....
May 31.st ends the 1927-28/ pool ;
Year, and with this in ,viesi, 'all ho61,4
account's:must be settled, on erbefin'e
that date, .etherwise they will bcsr
interest. at. the , rwr
even SeaA
cake or imitating itaponhibitity, kid Absolutely,
withOut one disturbing. inCident: froth' continent to
centiWent,", stated Lady Willianis,Taylor on her return
,trom. a world cruise on beard' the. Canadian Pacific
porta Were Visited and• Seven *efts teaveried:
' "With Aheitered ease,'!' COntinued .Lady. Taylor,
"we had. Unfaided te Us the sonl,penetrating magnifi-
cence and the Aernendiat-rOPellant .fatiatical condition*
• Of aed distraught; yet avet. thrillingly interest.
• Pearl River, and saw firstAand:the 'devastation, of
•
grOWLiig docks arnazed us, and lovely Ceylon. en.
chanted •ua. ' But• Hawaii wound' itself ,:about 'Our •
hearts and; tti its haunting 'Aloha De,' we taw it
fade Away thrOugh regretful. tears, Not only are
the islands %I/lore than fascineting, but the Royal
Lady Taylor, ,"we ,!Lotus Eating Tourists' havo one.°
again te face the realities of ordinary existence with. '
Out the untiring supervision, and.perfeet organizatien
of the mighty and far-reaehing. Canadian Pacific ..•
Railway and Steaneship.'s protec.tion and dare Of Us.
It Was, Mildred, with 1 hearta full of gratittide and
appreciatioa,4or our •,Splendid 'Captain, his staff, And
for the constant' and 'devoted attention of the cruise