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A Kodak You've Read About
The No. 2c Autographic
Kodak Junior
equipped with ' E
KODAK R. R. LENS
$20.00
This Camera fits into a niche, all its own:- The
picture it makes. 2 7-8 x 4 7-8 inches, is almost up to
full postcard size -and y4Yt the camera is small, light.
convenient.
The -Kodak R. R. lenses are made to exactly fit
Kodak requirements. They are, in each case, design-
ed with particular reference to the size and type of
Kodak and shutter that they are to be used with.
The No. 2c Junior is covered with grain leather,
is finely finished, is simple in operation and, with the
Kodak R. R. Lens, produces negatives having that
crispness and sharpness.
Lotus dew you the iig value this Kodak eters.
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Annual Low Fare Excursion
GOUERICH to DETROIT
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STEAMER GREYHOUND LEAVES GODERiCH
TUESDAY, 'JUNE 14th, at 9:30 a.m.
All Day Wednesday and Thursday Morning in Detroit
Returning leaves Detroit, Thursday. June 16th, 1 p.m
(Detroit and Goderich Time are the same)
$3.00 Round Trip $2.00 One Way
The only boat trip from Goderich to Detroit this season
Last trip to Detroit, Friday, June 176, 9e30 a. sal.
Dost miss this opportunity to visit big. busy. prosperous Detroit.
A delightful ride over the Great International Highway of lakes and
rivers. Dining room and lnnch-room service aboard steamer. Mod-
erate prices.
Band Moonlight Out of Goderich
Monday Evening, Tune 13th, 8:15 p. m.
50c Children under 12, 25c
fflnsic and Daacing in the Greyhound's Ballroom
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GREYHOUND
TENNIS and RUNNING SHOES
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THE bruised forehead, trap-
ped finger, cut hand, sprain-
ed foot, or smarting burn or
scald, are quickly 'and safely healed •
with Zam-Buk. On the other '.and,
then isn't another remedy can compare
with it for the treatment of eczema, ring-
worm, or other eruptive skin diseases
which children catch from playmates.
Zam-nuk comforts the skio of the
tenderest babe, for the balm is lust a
scientific blending of Nature's purest
herbal extracts. There's nothing so
mild and soothing as Zam-Buk in pain
and irritation, yet it possesses a great
antiseptic power. Coarse fatty salves
and ointments merely clog up the skin.
But Zan -Sok, owing to its extra-
ordinary refinement is readily absorbed
into the tiny pons, whence its purifying
healing influence is carved into the
rnlerly,np tissues.
That is why Zam-Buk is so wonder-
fully effective in dealing with deep-
seated ulceration or inflammation.
Mn. T. D. RusWe. Cb.tdrsta's Aid Societe.
saWvitte. Oat, ,men: We near us*
anything but Lam -Rub ler our children's
auto. barns. brussels and sores Experience
Proves It mMriee to anything elm for soothing
own and quick 'suss. Wo really could not
afford to be •rth.ut Zam-Buk."
FR E f MNtwn 1 Tasl tbM anal betas
to-ds� 1 Ss d re. to 7a .Pea
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These Greyhound Shoes are
HIGH' PRESSURE CURED
and as such they outwear any other make you have
worn he&tofore, because no other rubLer�lgh
vas
shoe will wear so well as one cured by the
Pressure Process.
GREYHOUNDS
are the only line canvas nvas shoes made by this
process in Try Greyhounds and see how much longer
these wear than others made Mule: the old process.
Get them at Horn's Boot Shop.
REPAIRING ALWAYS THE BEST
fIERN'S BOOT SHOP
LOCAL TOPICS.
!As corm.
GODLRICH, ONT.
• red o.tt-. and the I
beasts Of wtwet a
str.lmW' t:lenll'wt ate '1 u.•:ILi with a
ca rgu of 115,W0 yu/lu•Is td w he,1 t u 1.d
oats. 'IUete carp~ w''''' lath fur the
t:iukrdch eFat•ator. Tlae ,arum• r
1'artJer Is dtw hrday �'Phnrwhiy r with !
240,4WK1 bushels Pf wheat .out oat• 1,iI
tlw elevator. 'As "I'' em, r 4'olline-
woud Is expc'44 on ` }Thinly '11th
sheet fur the lydrtelw t'auada Finer
dill.'. The horse Neon;' to tow of the
tog Louise arrived Oa \1'edt(e.day nh:llt
with about 1:1140 tont` If ,'u41 fur the
Western Canada flour'lolls.
The Detroit Exeer'alon.
Mr. N. F. Maclean. , Ccur-1 n a¢,•
of the \1'idtr 14tar Lh1,•. i. Inde tiai•
w'e••k 1.oking after the :n11,•i• i -ice. ,.t
the suuual, June 024 -11r -ism 4 . .;,•.tw,•r
Greyhound. Ile Is a.-s•mpaillel I,>
3lrs. Maclean. The "itiq•r.tt'. ..r
the Greyhound !TIP i• ;ci% In The
Signa I'S advertising column- thi-
U is an ora.'lou rI *,* , a.••rly to {,ed
for, and no doubt it will i,,• ,t. ls.palar
-a• ever this year.
Military ('aarp.
Major H. 4'. Dunlop has received
rd
wothat the Huron Regiment is to
go to camp at ('urling a Height*, Lou-
ghlin. for ulna days' training on JUDO
loth. No definite onlerl have yet
hero received.
For Destitute in England.
. The drawing for the prizes contri-
buted by Mn. Potter in the effort in
behalf of destitute pesrple in England
ta.k'place at the Pavillon ou Saturday
evening, and it was found that the
lucky qumleers were held lay,: lst, R.
(,raf : 2nd. Jas. Howard ; 3rd. Judge
Jackson. The sum of $72.415 was
realized from this effort.
('olleetion .f GarW1 . i
The local board of 11...1•!,' La• 1.
coded to exrrnlnnce fire 1, I1•• ri,o1 ,
earthier on June let. 1•; •':•I•d a -uni-
t -lent number of people d•• -Ira• tn. ..
vie. At' a nieetlI (f I n•• I -,ani „1 1
31'iAay plans of the 4'. P 11. an.i •,,I
Western t.uada Flour \l;ll-
srw'ttge• dislasal wen• 1111•11.er .1. --
cussed. The ('. 1'. R. 1,:a 1 w.1- a1, I
proves!, and the W. C. F. 31. 1'e w a -
a-kw1 for some further inf.•rm1•1.•u
A resident of Elgin arvoue 41- is,•tI
notitlr,l.*0 hare his pig• r,•m,u.1 tn•m
his premises forthwith. -
MrfEwe n -Tait.
Tlie marriage of III \t.,r, F"I'd!
to Mr. James J. Icewell. I...t of to•.4 n.
took place Tuesday mortr.IU;. at G
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of clewk, at the hoose of the, .I.r:,b•'s'
mother. Mrs. Jas tel. Tai•. ,4pu•1,,,
street. Rev. R. C. M(•Jk:cowl lx•rfin'nl-
ed tin• eeremOnj in the pre -en.... „filo.
mediate relatives of the briar and
groom. The brkle was attired L1 a
travelling suit • of navy Ione tri,utiu.•
with hat to match. Mr. and Me
Ewen - left on the 8 ei elork 4: '1'. It
train on a trip to Iilifta .1. Niagara
Falls and Toronto. ta•owi.o'i ii•.l by the
last w•i+heti+ of many fri.•u.l<.
Gene C. Cosmos's Orchestra.
Much interest is taken in the announce-
iaent of the organization of a new or-
chestra by Miss Gene C. Connon. whorued
recently rete to town after several
months' rat ' tbe South. Miss Connon
is admittedly •n she front rank of
clans. and is s popular as she is clever,
her efforts to and the success of many
ha
local events ving earned sincere appre-
ciation in a wi circle p( admuers Now
that she has formed
bet own orchestra. of
which the wi 1 be pianist and leader,
there will d btless be a hearty welcome
for the new c dzatioh. which malesits
first appears at the dance in the
Masonic T p e on Friday evening of
this week.
Ride Association Note.
Owing to the rifles having been called
in by tbe military authorities it: December
last. the executive of the Goderich Rifle
Association baa been unable to arrange
any practice. The ecutive regret this
and assure the members that they win
seize tbe first opportunity. after the re-
tUrn of the rifles. to hold a practice. it
N eapectid tins wilt be m the near future
A Masa Act.A gentleman from Guelph while spad-
ing a few days�in town. the guest sit Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Million, McDonald
street, near Agricultural Park, stored his
car in Mr. Hobert Foley's barn on the
same street. One night someone went to
the barn and inflicted such damage on
the car that it will cost $50 or $60 to
make repairs. The batteries were burnt
out and other parts. put out of commis-
sion. As this was the fust visit of the
gentleman to Goderich, and be is a perfect
stranger here, it is impossible to imagine
who should have any spite against bim.
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The steamer Home Smith arrived on
Monday with a cargo of 221,000
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A will ( is,•tiphd two days thin.
week, Tuesday and Weedeesday. in the
Surrogate Court before Judge nlekson.
Three daughters of the late Robert
Hanna, of the township of [McKillop.
contested the will !TWIT *bleb tete
estate was left in tire, equal porta to a
son•in-hW, John Bullard, three of
Billiard's Children and another grand-
child. It was contended that the
testator had no te•otintontary eap•eity.
that the will was irregularly obtained
and that undue influence- erne n.et:
but Judge 1)trk-on- finding was io
favor of the exeentors, upholding the
will. The estate is valued at $2,ri2T.rd1.
The daughter$ who contested the will
were formerly of NeKWop hut now
reside at London, Introit and Ihor-
t•Iwster township. B. 8. Hays (Sea•
forth) for plaintiff executors: J. 1..
Killoran for daughters of testator: C.
(Jarrow for infants. Decision was re-
served on the question of costs.
The Golf Club.
A meeting of the shareholders of the
Maitland Golf Club watt held at the
hoard of 'crud. r.sae1s on Wedrtwaday
night, with the president, 31r. C. (Jar -
1f row. In tin. chair .1 Ott was given
of the artlon taken ley the executive
and of expenditures made In fitting rep
the grounds, and the meeting ratified
flew, expenditures. !Ae lmtestd hirt
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UWt etrpeftd1flhtr
i2,300 for the purpose of erecting •
chtb-hotter, lnnfallloS a water system,
mntdntting the work 11565 the grand*,
and portioning necessary equipment.
They Are Welcome.
Mr. and • rs..1. A.' 11..1,..ren. of To-
ronto, and 'ol. .1. I. and 'Mrs. 11c�,-t
IAren. of Hamilton, 1'•'t',• week -end
visitors Ili tow* Tire Mr( dtren
leroehers,..'w are w4+kn. Wn (i.rslrrteh
4 )Id 14oys, a taking la.•h inavest ip
the 01d H West/basil are looking
forw i rtl r event a sen opporrow
of meeting many :Mead. of bygone
days. Monday [Hornig& they went
down to I 'arbor to fish and as a
result they rel two dobe -strings" of
perl•h to tae to the Cityland exhibit
to their friends as evidence of their
skill with look anal line. Mr. J. A.
Mefaren gave ye esldtor r pleasant
call while in town.
Large Atte 'at Paymen,
There was a ;rout crowd at the
Pavilion On Saturday evoking for the
first dance the-eason,' many coming
from quit a di -'nose. The i.utz
S.alety Orchestra. of London, provided
the musk:, and will .10 f0 throughout
tlw season. Phi- i• the organization.
through with wanes Plat different nle•nt-
bership, t fi1*1.4 the ettpgement last
summer • plea -••t the Patrons of the
Pavilion with tin• tuuste rendered for
the de Itee•s.
The Set relay night dances will be
eontinned for several weeks with
extras on l,ndaY :u14 Tuesday. May
23 and 24, and ,nes :I.anday, June 13th.
there will Ire a grand opening. after
which the 'at iliou x1(11 be own every
weekday a e'niug-f••r the remainder of
the se .'oar. ,
in the Surrogate Court.
The Best in PhotoPlays at the
MODEL
THEATRE
CLEAN -yes and
disinfected tool
Everyone like. bed -Ilona,
blankets, etc., to be super-
clean -immaculately fresh.
The best of all soave to nee
Is Lifebuoy -'h actually dis-
infects as it eleanaes
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
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Thursday, tiny 12. 1f121,- 5
-luuhl lists! the narm tgj before
t i,•S Let int.,.trouble.
Clever Indian Entertainer.
an.lience greeted .Ilse
France- Nickawa. Ole o'ree lluli;i t girl
eut,•rlaitier. al Victoria street Metho-
dist ,Miceli on 'ihu•sday evening. With
a. twi-t phasing lw•1•'1niah11C and strong.
,•Neeption.11 talent. 11iss Nickawa
quite chai'1.ud those 'who were U(rta-
wue ••nun.11 to In' pres•ut. Most of
IP•r select ion- were froua .the Italian
portese.l':ulline Johnston. given in the
costume of the ere, w01114•11. and it
was in these that Miss Nickawa was
at her beet. "Born 'in 4'atuada." The
Song My Paddle Singe," "The Muhwwk
Wave.- w.•r,c be:nuilully i'• iid,a.sl, but
the closing nwnhee. 'The 4'attle
't'tnvt"-was .perhnps the -most tirrihlitig.
However. the hwnurune selections
were well received. and the semi:.
Fle,•p._ Kentuckv Ili'.1.' wits .1.1 glit-
ful. 1,40.11 talent nasi-fesi the enter-
tainer. solus Is•it, g1T••11 by Nits
\\-Irre•ts•r and 3* -.:'-. Marker and
Relehe•r and duals by .11'- Harris and
Mrs. Hoggiarth and Messrs. Ite•Icher
and iblrker. 10,v.101 -craft as
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chairan cortribl)tw1 fn no n11:111 way•11101.,N14'
to
•11101.,N14 Of the ••%euiirg's •ent.•r-
tainment.
Week of May 16 to May 21
Monday and Tuesday, May 16-17.
Matinee Monday, 4.15 p. 111.
ROSCOE (FATTY) ARBUCKLE
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"The Round -Up
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Burton Holmes Travelogue and Para-
mount oMagaalne.
Wednesday and Thursday. May
Matinee Wednesday, 4.15 p.
18-19.
" The Sagebrusher "
An all-star•cast production.
CHARLIE CHAPLIN •
" Easy Street
ANNETTE KE LERMAN '
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" The Art of Diving
Friday and Saturday, May 20-21-
COAiSTANCE TALMADGE
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A Pair of Silk
Stockings"
*A FRESH START'
Mermaid Comedy.
Matisss11-M.ndi, Wades
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OBITUARY.
150/o off all Suits
We are reducing all Spring Suits in the store
15 per cent. Theseare all the latest models
and are absolutely up-to-the-minute in style
and quality.
Special in Waists
We have received a new shipment of geor-
gette and crepe -de -chine Waists, all latest
styles, which we are putting on sale at
$4.95, $5.95 and $6.95
Select Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
GODERICH
Headquarters and Factory : 456 Queen St. W., Toronto
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11411:.tN.-There 1s*ns.sl away in
Gel.lerieh on Thursiluy. May 7th. Mary
L. WWII h. widow of the late Nicholas
Wpm remelted wan 1..... 1 lle►f**t.
irelanil. but vault. to Canada with her
1st rents w' hen tett five years of og. nod
settled at Rath, near fillip:tool; On-
tario. After her father's death her
mother moved with her young fidelity
of flirts. buys 111111 two girls to West
\1'awaoush township and settles' near
the Village' of Nile. She there met rend
lavmute the wife of Nicholas 11, ga n.
Whit pnsleceasud her nearly thirty
',years. .lfter his death she moved to
Goderich. where she remained until the
time of her death. Althowgh ..lee 111111
Men ailing for Mime years. she lore
her extr.'me sufferings with pat boa,.
and fortitude and was never k11w11 to
complain. and while her death wan not
noel Wet ell yet it 4' *U4' as a severe
ahos•k to her sorrow ilrg faiuily. "She
leaves to mount her loss on• ani and
two daughters: Thomas, of Toronto:
Faizu x1.41 F:d•a. of G.ahs-ri.h, alid 4111'
sister. Mr-. Hugh 31.1;iutc, of Lachine.
Michigan.
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t,aa. i Jaws
in the absence from to*O or Mr. A. W.
fttrklttand, Capt. E.. H. 11111 was
elected to the executive la his place.
A amber of aolfeta are already
Paying on the group* and interest
in the game will aotthtleatt increase as
the mason progresses. The course to
In pretty fair e•ondlt10 _
llllsthirvassa buy* have neem tnte�•
�f4 or with Nr p �: TIM flagaClgrr�ail
otaas i .e o9 • *Win*
Boys of To -day
ARE THE
Men of To -morrow
Photograph's preserve
the memories of
childhood.
J. T. Fell
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YOU KNOW =,m
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that, regardless of Conditions,, we're going to
get the best quality for you that can be obtain- ,
ed, and we're going to stand back of it.
This year mere men than ever are going
to demand fine merchandise -they aren't go-
ing to take a chance when quality is gener-
ally doubtful.
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor
June Brides -See Our Wedding Stationery-juQe Brides
Before Placing Your Order.
Studebaker and GrayDort'
M OTO R CARS
late
Let us give you a demonstration with these
cars before you decide on yocr spring purchase.
Our new Battery Charging Outfit is working
fine and we are now in a position to handle any
number of Batteries.
PREST-O-LITE STORAGE BATTERIES are
good Batteries. This is proven by the' fact that
four-fifths of the Automobile Companies in Can-
ada are using them as standard equipment. We
have them here ready for delivery.
Non -Glare Lenses from $2.75-$4.00 a pair.
USED CARS FOR SALE
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1 Gray -Dort Special, good as new, 1920.
1 Studebaker, 4 -cylinder, '5 -passenger, thor-
oughly overhauled and repainted.
1 F4frd Touring, in good running order.
1 Ford Delivery `Truck, in first-class shape.
Case Tractors and Machinery.
EAST STREETGARAOE
T. F. HOLLAND
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The "NATIONAL" L,e.TORONTO 10.30 p.me DAILY
For Sudbury, Port Arthur, Fort William, Winnipeg lmoi D D 1
Edmonton, Prince Rupert, Vancouver, and Victoria
Via th Than& Ss..dmd H�,g Car yviea to WiRmipag. Lama Tensa m 11.45 fya. Di*
dome •Censisaatal ►Masi» via T.111 N.O., Coalmine mad C.N. hitt
nib" rebwssatlies hem sip Meq Cin National es Geed Tens! Railways. • 1118
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