The Goderich Star, 1922-04-20, Page 1PUBLIC NOTICE
OTIGE,
Wil! tate party who - took by mistake Inc
lady's brolvtr sox tar trent the cloak room
or"Masonlc Hall at the Easter ilfonday night
dance, kindly leave same. at STALL OFFICE:
WANTiID, •
WANTED. -Experienced ,housekeeper for
V Yof two. ' No laundry. Refer
enCesPreeqquired. Box 07, sun.
NIq ArTEI-ACompetent
cookr general, al
,
for familyor two. Must be good
cook. Wages 35.
Box 35, STAR OFFICE.
tWANTEIJ.-Local representative gat
F GoderlC�h to represent "Tito - OId Ile -
liable • Fonthill ` Nurseries." and - cover
'surrounding "territory. Splendid opening
for the right- man. Exclusive territory,
highest nom issions paid, STONE &
WELLINGTON,- Toronto, Ontario.
i
$25 to. $GQ' a WeeI -
100 men wanted at once, to
Tractor Me
as Au "Gaseco
work to.
ehanics.. Low fees. Part pay,
part earn, plan. Write for par-
ticulars . quickly, Biggest pro-
spects for ten ,years.
SmpilAutoins Tractor
School
163 King St. W.,, Toronto, Oat.
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L!'
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IO. ii -'-leer. Mit it nt'KaIR alta.
GiOb ' Cff mum. CSA fawn, Awa a I"
F.Ai.R1V
lamas' wives who have alt monthly aillowance
for bOw to11 • will find it greatly to
her advantage to WSW a Savings Account in.
the Sterling Bank,
By tIrdng this, they need not keep large sums
In the house; they can settle theirills by
cheque—obtaining an atecuratec record of all
bills p --and at, the, sante time receive in-
terest an the balance. -
Our local • 'Manager will be glad to explain
matters to your satisfaction,,
THE
SOP CANADq.
Siu1:.LIfeA*SurauceC�i�fI'auada
WIIG NEEDS LIFE' INSURANCE ?
1.
The Rich tau --To o#tsetiniteritancetaaxos, thus conserving his estate..
x. The Business Mane -To perpetuate his fanhily's interest in his business:
3. The Poor Man -To, lend: his gr"owibg family a helping hand until they
• can support themselves,
4.. The Working Woesau - To provide in time of steady income for the
day when there will be no income.
G. The Single Mahn•- -To provide for his own old age...
0. The Married Mail --To assure bis fatuity the benefit of .a :permanent
inoome. .
Are von one of the above olisses? If ga consult us today.
li. R► LONG, District Agent
n.sktl.rnotke.Ma,►c-
"If I open a Savings Account for
Si..% it will look so fa Usll►—rli
wait until I have po or ;too." That
is what is keeping thousands &peat.
sons poor. •
The Union Bank lathe Bank of the
People. We welcome your Savings
Account whether you open it with1.
or S100, -
rot
Copy of b ekht "1:** Dolga r Wadi,'
melt ow moo&
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch, F. Woollcombe, Manager
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ENGINES AND LAUNCHES TOWN TOPICS
FREE TRIAL„ Johnsonlight, speedy, out-
board motors. Hyde propellors. acee$Sor-
les. cut prices, rree deliveries. Large
variety engines. -new, rebuilt. .Canoes,
iBicycle Motors. Free Catalogues. Cana -
Mian Boat and Engine EXcbange, Toronto.
9 AUCTION SALES Childrenli Shelter and ,the instrument
AUl ION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR -1 bas already boon instaallelir bleedlesa to
xl ?tFFURE and FURNISHINGS. a'ly it adds greatly to the enjoyment of
the children,
..NR, C}tARLES TWEEDIE.- itratf"•
A liy,irn 111ssaea
Ewilllgin Se Ye., public auction at lila residence, 1)e anonatrations ot What hydro can do
Elgin. Ave., Goderirri,�on
„° SA1U11DAY, APRIL 29th - were being given at the' -Hydro -'store
SPECl/ L1S1' .....
• . EYE; EAR,' NOSE.''r11ilO.tT.:::
Late. house Surgeon New York ()Pith*,
fel nidi a1{osnital andai(older. Saltine
ftpid's Eyep
Throat Hospital, London, Eng.
63 Waterloo St, 2., Stretford. Tele -
Gla
o e 7
Bedford Hotel Goderich,. firer
�'Yed-
need: y�..April 10th, Hotel,
8.00 p, M. to TburS-
day, Aprit roth, at i p. m.
THE;
VIOLET RAY INSTITUTES
OF CANADA
Local branch, "Lakeview," corner
of Elgin Ave, .and Montreal St.
N- - MINC'AN ' Re reeentfative:
NOTICE OF MEETING '
OLDEN GAPE 1. M. P. NO. 1os4. meets
Ilrst Thursday of each month in .For-.
esters' . Hall, Goderich. 'Waiting 'Sir
: Eni$hts relearns,.
1. eicleettire,.: 11 `air mem
ilesistrar. W. P.
INSURANCE i .ND : REAL ESTATE,
Houses -Houses
All kinds for sale or: to rent, at very ren•
(enable prices. If you-_ikequire : a ,good
home drop in ;and see
P...1. RYAN,
Real Estate insurance.Lad'
The WILLOUGHBY FARM
AGENCY
(Largest Farm Agency in Canada)
Offers For Sale 100 Acres
In W. ZYaxvanosb .T ., concese-
ion B, 234 miles from Dungannon.
all good clay loam soil, bank barna_
48 x tsa and 40 sc GG, With' good
• cement •stabling, hog pen 2h X 28,
and het .house. x 28, driving
shed 20 ' 40, good irau'at' house 01
8 rooms, 2 aoreorohard, 4 acres
wheat, 50 acres ploughed ready
for crop, Watley seeded, , two
wells and spring creek. This is a
Al farm, all drained and well fen.
cell. 30 rd, from eehool..
We would be pleased to slow ''
this farm to anybody looking for
a, good' farm at any time.
C. C.` McNEIL
Bruce Street
FOR SALE , OR TO' LET
i1E1) OTS FOR SAr.it.-A qquantity can.
be had at ogcerfrom W, T, l%IURNRY.
Vase Diestell to Ilea Cttlairsa'a ,Sli.ktr
The generous donation of a piano bas
(teen made by Mr. Robert-5toliay to the
commeaieing at 1.30 o'clock sharp: ,
1 solid quarter -cut oak dining table, 6
solid quarter -Cut dining cbairs,i solid oak
buffet, 1 solid oak davenport, 1 solid oak
library table, 1 solid walnut 5 -piece par-
lor Aute 1 solid Oak hall rack, 2 wicker
easy chairs, 1 writing desk,• 1 dresser and
stand. 2 Jardiniere stands, s smolt tables, Goderich Rule Club
t white bedroom Sudo and mattress and
leaves
springs, 1 kltcheh extension table and The Goderich Ride. Club will hold
even-
t single f kitchen range1 sewing machin)" e tied, Mattress and s rings,its annual meeting on TueadaY
. 2 rocky r
to chairs g,- kitchen chairs 1 electric
toaster, .1 electric iron 1 coli Ot1 heater,.
2 -burner oil stove, kitchen utensils dishes.
and silverware, a quantity or pictures, 2
pairs blush portieres, also. curtains. and
cushions, 2 small mats : 1 Bralssels rug
9xiOt,: (nearly now),. 1 Axminster rug 3x3
"(nearly new),. 1 rug 34x71' in.. a quantity
ot setileons, 1 stre cher, 1tuoilacan,- 1i lawn
t e irons, ,
mower.
TERMS. -Cash.
There will be no reserve: Everything
must .be sold. •
CHARLES: TWEEDIE,`. T. GUNDRY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
this week. and it Wined there was
very little limit to what electricity out
accomplish. 'Last night, however, there
was another sort of demonstration of
what hydro can do. It. was,a case of
"the light that failed,"
' A GCTION SALE OF HORSES, BUGGIES.
ETC:
D0II ,BALE.' -Girl's $icicle-Harley-Davi•
son• atarlost new; coaster break and
full n dipment•, RUTII R. MARTLN,' Bri-
tannia Road. .
F011 :SALE.: Ttvo-burner • all stove. • Do
trolt blue risme--sultable for surtner
kitchen or. camping° outfit. Bargain for
quick sale. .Apply at THE STAR :OFFICE
for particulars. M . .
J1QR SALE. -Coal poll heating. stove. Just
the thing for this time of the year.
or any cool evening, "Cheap for cash.
Further particulars at THE STAII. OFFICE.
Von SALE -house and two good lots
It' with barna situated on •cors Britannia
110: 'and Eldon St. Immediate DosseSStof..
Apply on premises to MRS. WM.TIGHE.
I1011, SALE" -Pure White Blossom Sweet
Clover Seed..Prlce $4.50 per -bushel.
c-
(
Apply JNO. McCI.ARTY, R. 11. NO. 4, Oot.
rich. Phone Colborne Munielpal No. 107.
' DOR SALE. -White Masora Sweet Clover
seed, free front all weed seeds No. 1
and No. :2 quality. Apply to LLOYD
YOUNG, R. R. No. 5, Goderich.
.4 *lILKO a. 14tatO:
T. M. DURNIN
will sell by public auction at T. M. Davis'
lifers' stable, SOUth Street,
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd •
commencing at 1.30 o'clock
Horses. --1 brown driving mare, rising 5
Years old, quiet. for any one to, drive, sir-
• ld
vin mare
•' Mac Thistle; brownri g ,
ad by 1 c ,
rising ; years old; -splendid' road -marc,
sired by Drillers Light; 1 general purpose
mare, rising.8 years •old. suitable for -third
horse, known as the Twamley mare; 1.
general purpose dapple grey horse, rising
5..years; 1 chestnut driving mare, rising 4
Years, sired by.Cherry Worthy; i chest-
nut gelding,. sired by Manor King (thia
beast itas a mark 2,ttat't, and• •hak8 'paced a
Endo to 2.10, being only Six .wee s in nob -
tiles) rising 8 years, known as George Al-
fred; 1 black geldltng, sired by Toney B.,
known as Toney Ga gdod green pacer,
having paced ites in2.20nd hving
no mark (this is an -all round, horse, • a
'good roadster, street and race horse) ris-
ing S years old. . -
Bugitlex, .harness, ele.•-i pneumatic tired
buggy,nearly new, a real fancy outfit; 1
steel ired top buggy, nearly new.;1.. run-
about buggy, steel tired; 1 set light dou-
ble. driving harness; 2 sets light single.
driving • harness; 1 horse set of double
harness: I horse set.of 4irOn'harrows;- 1
liorso plough, senator. 1 one horse wag-
gon; 1 buggy pole, Cit.
TERMS. --Alt .sums of 310 and ander,
cash; over that amounttwelve months
credit will begiven on approved joint
notes: or a discount. or 4 per .cent,, straight
allowed off ror cash.
T. M. DURNiN. T110S. •(iLND►IY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
VCTION sALE.'()F RESIDENCE, HOUSE -
XX MAD FURNITURE and FURNISH -
mos.
Goderich • Bowling
Club •
DANCE
• in
O
Masonic Hall
a q
Cards (590) 8 to 10,30
Lunch
Dancing .11 to 1
smatommormesramosimauta
If Itis
Cement
Lime
Shingles or Lumber
Ready Roofing
Paints 'or Oils
Ws Nava it
''►
h
ing at 8 o"clock. at the East St. barn
ber shop, for the purpose qf_electing
officers and to arrange:. .for 'the nume
mer practices. All interested, and
all members. are requested to attend.
Early Grata Cutting
Lawn mowing: on the 12th of April!
It won't be long before most, of us
are running the .lawn mower, but
lawrt:-mows g_ on the nth ert April
r. Robt. Huston ..thinks ispretty
M
early a record. This is what he was
doing on the little park he :is-inter-
t
t account of the break=down in
hydro (the third recently), this
weeks Star is late, Our forma were
all ready for the pies* when cower
went off, but u soon as power was'
available the issue was printed.
Publtilai gritty 'XIt r e-•tt;'la a Year itf�ewr,
seas It ba Arturo. `4,414Nik141.11. & NAF1Lle mama
este d in keeping u And the gross
wait about 4 inches high, he says.
llteagkt Back to Pay Hoard )Ails
7[r, Frank Tebbutt wast brought
back ft'otn Toronto by Chief Pestle.
thwaite on *count of en unsettled
board bilk et the Bedford of $196.
Arrangements for payment were
made which were twee ted by ' Mr,
Bedford,
jinsa1enmn hopen*erne time
town last summer.
Aare** KE
According to Information going over
the wireia ou Monday evening a Mr.
Profit, residing between the village of
Auburn and the station was killed by
lightening in the electrieel storm that
evening. Mr. Pansy wife and daughter
wore in the IAMB r0o111 with one to
each aide end they were stunned by the
,hock which resulted in !Jr. Proet's
death,
Out Gt eatrl Nephew at lir. Wet. Ceisp .Il's Lest
A diapetoh from Ontonagon, Mich.,
April ,16th, records thea Rev. Geo:
i
sesame Ll ok >zalon, on of Mr. Wesson
Dkkeison, is believed to be lost iu the
wcode or drowned . in Lake Superior.
He was rector of the Church of the
Ascension et Ontonagon and had been
missing since the previous Tuealay,
Rev. • Mr.Dickinson's parents were:: in
Goderiel for Old Home Week.
At the Golf Course
Under the supervision of the pro-
fessional whose services the Maitland
Golf Club has secured for the Beason,
the course is being ,gotten into good
shape. Work is being carried on on
the greens and the building of. bunk-
ers, sand traps and hazards, and the
work shop and Implement shed will
be completed in a few days. Con-
siderable play is being done, The
treasury stock of the Club has all
been sold.
Mrs, Ling's Conversion
Elp
WARNING �:
0
..BICYCLISTS
Any person or persona . found
-riling on any of the wwa side.
walks will be ptoeecute4, •
t flu to -
. It: C.°Poe le vusti ,.
Chief of Pollee O
ri April p,' Grodeh rio t A , P ,
, MR. P. a:KIJMALLI31
wilt sell by public auction at h18 residence,
West ot., noderieh, on -
Wi'EDNESD:IY, APRIL 2F,t11
at .3 . o'clock o ha the Pol
commencing' i 0 k s rp,
Hawing
'1t'he property consisting of a two-story.
frame house 1n good repair, containing 7
rooms, bath, lights, with quarter acre or
Food garde1, ground.
TEltlttl ON PItOPhER'iY-Ten per cent, of
patrehasc price to a paid at time or sale,
balance In 30 daysor x1000'may remain on
Mortgage tosuit purchaser.
Also the following turailture:
1 hall rack, t dresser, 1 refrigerator,
baht buggy and cutter, verandahchairs,
uein a heater and pipes, 3-burn•er Perfec-
tion oil Move ,with oven. motor washing
machine, electric iron, 45 yards itrussela
carpet, rugs and linoleum, 1 Doty organ,
1 oak parlor 'table, f parlor suite, 1 dining
table, a dining chairs, 1 oak chine cabinet
1 sideboard, 1 armchair, 2 Morris chairs; i
turned oak living room table, 2 rocking
chairs, 1 deeSSIGIr table (quarter elft oak),
t sewing machine, 1 dresser, 1 sofa, 2 beds,
springs and'. mattresses, 2 pair pillows
(new), • writing desk anis book case, 1 fall-
tear table, kitchen table and chairs, 1 Va-
cultm cleaner i lawn mower, t -Daisy
chdrn, 1 011 heater, i lady's wheel, pots
and pans, dishes, sealers and other ar•
tflces
TERMS ON rene Tt-1tE.--C1sh..
e. J hit :y.LIN. = T. 0('liDRY,
Proprietor: Auctioneer.
NIN"ILLS I PANY, Ltd. k
mien is
PUBL.iG NOTICIS
G1iDE
IIICH
TOWN OF
BUILDING PERMIT
According • to the Town - By-
laws it is necessary to obtain a
Permit before erecting, repair-
ing or altering any building
anywhere within the lititits o£
the Town of Goderich.
By. order .of the Town Comicil,
L. L. KNOX,
Town Clerk.
. a*
TOWN OE GoDEHICH
1E
Li C
PUBLIC NOT
The Board of Health of the,
Town of Goderich hereby
notifies all. householders .and
occupiers of places of business
to aleal1 up their-.ards: collars
and any other, premise$ over
which they may have control
not later than' the 1st day of
.May, 1921.
Ey order of the 13011rll
F. Cl NVEift
Ass''t SanitaryInspector
the retard of a due $d#sot► at Hotel
moo"
Water awl LI +t`�wwtlssleat Talo
t1.. t We Aihstaliss stank Pips
The, annual reliert of the Goderich
iiy'dro System for the year 1U21 was
submitted to the last meeting of the
Mater and Liht Commission on.
i Thursday, Aprtt lath. It allows a
great eurplus for the year of $4,326..
03; and a net surplus of $66.93. after
peoviding for a de recietion Charge
of $4,260. Athong the liabilities is a
hunt of $9572.43 owing to the Hydro
Commission. This amount at the end
of 1920 was $8,467.28. but interest
and at, deficit of $1060.44 in the coat of
pewee for the year, brought the a,-
The W. M. S. of Victoria St Meth-
odistechurch entertained a. large au-
dience
diene' on Wednesday evening when
they', played , "Mrs. Lines, Conv'er-
(lion. Each of the fourteen charac
tors was in costume and all took
their parts well, the play showing
the trials )net with in the missionary
work, as well as the good•results ob.
toined A short prograna preceded
d
the play, consisting of vocal and
in-
strumental Music, also some pretty
readings by the young folk. A good
addition to their treasury was rea-
lized.
(Qontinued en page til
Spend less time talking about what
you have done, end more time in
bTanning wise things to do; plan to
uy one of Pridham the tailor's suits;
would be wise planting. .To your
measllre round tthe•corner,
.
only, �, tt
North St. •
Ladies' Bowling. Club Organize
On, Tuesday evening a very entitue
elastic meeting ofladies interested to
bowling, was held in the Board of
Trade rooms. There was a
good at-
tendance and the following officers
were appointed for season 1822:.
President Mrs. Harry . Edwards;
vice president Mrs. J. Murison; sec-
retary, Mrs. •Douglas Brown; treas.
user, Mrs. Fred Hunt.' A meeting
of ladies interested will be held
at the home of Mrs, Edwards, Elgin
Ave., on Monday, April' 24th, at 8 p.
nit, when till ladies wishing to join
are requested' to be proem.
Hydro -Electric Demonstration
The Hydro store is the scene of
much interest thkt week_
for the n
erpwho are taking advantage of the op-
portunity
to see .the practical demon-
stration of the utility of various el-
ectric devices, . Chief
lectric..devices,.::Chief .among these is
the McClary electric range. Mr:
Kenel'son and Mrs. Tagg, who is giv-
ing practical demonstrations of cook-
'ng, represent the MCClary Company.
They claim that electrical cooking to
the cheapest, cleanest and best meth-
od of 'cooking.: -Mr. Kribbs"---of the
Hydro -Electric Commission, is .de-
monstrating other lines, the use of
the washing machines, etc. No
doubt considerable stimulus to the
use of electrical power will be creat-
ed by the ,dentonstrution, " which, is
continuing up to Friday.
Chats, C. Lee has just received a eats
load of fresh Portland Cetuout also an-
' other cax load ot Extra Good Chestnut
Coal ot sane good_ guallty _es several
ear -loads -e e have recently bad) All
coal weighed en town scales.
1
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OPENING DANCE
SATLJRDAY, APRIL 22nd
THS PAVILION
8.15 to 11.45,.
and
OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
UNTIL FURTHER; NOTICE
'MEET ME AT l HEIPA J`'
�eriOh Amusement Company, Ltd.
_ IMiMtt i101110001101111gli s'
& TALKATIVE BUNCH •
Three thausand mouths talking at
oueO -•soma hen party did you ea'?'
Weltin thea vaso it was a obick.hear
par. -halt et. them thee() clays old
and halt of them three weeks old. On
Friday last it was our pleasure to In•
seect the Rtdgorest poultry farm, anti
Interest centred in the betiding contain.
tug the .brooders, where in rotted
numbers 3,000 chicks were busy talking,
scratching and eating. In other build.
Inge the grown-ups were laying; to the
tune of 600 a • day or so. Mr. Revell
otters egga for hatching at 11645 and
06.50 a hundred tor Leghorns and hooks:
getipeotively, and day old chicks tram
hisnext hatch et 20 and 25 cents for
Leghorn and Rooks i'especttvely.
q
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O
A Goderich• to Kincardine Bus Line
Two gentlemen were in town on
Monday: looping into the prospeete
font business for at.= motor bus line be-
i "Kincardine, with a
tween-hero and K he :
probable later .extension of the, see -
vice to Southampton, and expressed
themselves as pleased with the pro-
spects, If they decide to go ahead
with the proposal they say they will
lose no :time in getting started, at;
they, would at once purchase the mo-
tor buses and start the service.
Three round trips a day were pro-
posed; The buses they will get• will
be heated for cold weather and by -
Constantly travelling over the route
the promoters believe the bus line
could be maintained a large part of
the winter. The gentlemen are from
Brantford, -.tang Messrs. W. G.
Brown and Mr. 11. T. Lee. They
have been engaged h1 the auto 1iusi-
na3s. .
Easter Banco
THE LIST AND THE GIST OF
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS IN
THIS WEEK'S STAR
This Week a Coapfete Showing
Voiles and Organdies --Gray and Cart -
Wright, ]i'age..................».....,..........»7.
At Exceptional Sale tor ltomalninli
Nine Days of April -Select Ladies
Reedy-to+Wear. Page 6
Band Tailoring and Latest Smart
Wear at Chas. illack s. Pane 6
Cement, Little, Shingles or Lumber,
Reedy Rooting, Paints.' Oils•-Gode.
slob 111E1141 Mills Co:: Ltd; Page 1
Tho Pavilion Will Be Olden on Sat,
nrilay. Reids the. formal announce-
went on page
ir
fox. -_Flu Tfekgtl• its Ailttatko--9tcl
*Office. Page,........,.,... •....•w•.. .,..1
Girls' Bicycle for •Sale Star. Olilce.
Page . ,.....»..... ...........1
0.11 [NKY
WAS
PRINCE AMONG
STORY WAITERS
We Have siesta Foi'taset.
F4106011 to Secure Elms of
His. Best Stogies, awl Ther
Will Appear 1(1tt This News-
paper. The Storks Ars:
The Guardian of the
Accolade
The Discounters of
Money '-
The Enchanted Pro.
file
The Halberdier of the
Little Rheinschlosar
A Retrieved Refo,F.
,, n&tion
Phoebe
Art and the Broncho
The Ethics of Pig
A Double Died
Deceiver ..
!f
HPP 1pin the Other
-
Fellow
A Techeicalt--Error
Watch.F�r
[NRY
STORIES
.:
12eaa Tea„
Two•Burner 011 Stove for Salle--
Star Otitce. 1.'al{ae ...u, .••.,...IrMaea,..R 1 The ',best trailer treatment for Rhee-
•floinpeteut _(bolt Wanted --Box 33, 'tnattstrtJ. S'eiatlla or Neuralgia is T.
Star Office. Paye 1 R. Cs, and for Asthma and Bronchi -
Experienced housekeeper Wanted tis is itA7-ISIAIIr Guaranteed. Sold
--Box V, Star Mice. Page...,.,....,..i 9S, ti. (.. UitNLq
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Auction Sale ot Residence and rets. C:UNDIiI'' 1BA.E REGISTER
niture-P. J. 1Ciiga$lin. Page 1 : S 22nd, --Auction
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SATURDAY,
A number of successful tluncce
have: been held during the past week.
The Easter Monday dance given 1.n -
der theauspice(a of the Girls' Guild
of St. George's church in the Ma-
sonic Nall was a very popular event.
and rias largely attended especially
by the younger set. Mies Gene Co'i-
non and an orchestra from London
provided the music, The gam(1 ev-
ening the Firemen held a 'dance in
the Oddfellows' Hall which wars quite
oucceasfell, and many other st Lial me
elite have been held during the Week.
The A:htueelc eheptcr of the Delight.
era of the Empire are holding their
dance tonight' ('Thursday). •-• 'rumor•
rote night the Canoe Club are holding'
an "at home" and on Friday April
26th, the Dowling Club are holditllt•,aa
dance in Masonic Ball, with cauls
(500) from 8 to 10:30, tutul:,�and`
dancing front 11 to 1.
Hanel Sunset &A`kiet .
The 1022 'keine of MIr,'f'. C'. 1,ee'a
booklets abut Rotel 13.titeet le %Wilt&
and we believe !ii 11e 1 as complete (t
OOuvenir of God els as has yet been
praduw3. For 1 steed of 1022,
0 width opens on It 12th. M'i'.;TIce hag
O„ due at further pains to 1)1011de for the
0 eolntt(t$ aid e<onveniaenee et hitt gueets.
This year he has Installed canning woe
ter in the rooms on the gronnd door and
itt the teems on Inc drat deor
begins arorovided
water, trh
An t;xce11eflt Photo11.11.: Sallecvs, r, sale af' horses; bugpgies, harness, . etc.,..
Page .. ' .at T. M. Davis' livery stnbles,,.outh.
, •Piano Tuning, Teaeuulft�Band andstreet,.-:.comntencing at 1.30 o'clock.
Orchestras Instruulents•••F, C. 'Wit• `y T. M; UURNIN, proprietor. TILOS.
kungen, Page 14 (iINI?RIY, auctioneer. -
Attracttve Hats in. New Modes and SATURDAY, April 20th -Auction male'
Exclusive_- Styles-131'1as Macylear, of honeehold furniture and turnishiufts
Page
i�2" .at the residence of Mr. (,'haft. Tweedie.
Have your Childs Lyes Bxamiged Elgin aro., •at 1.80 o'clock. GLIAS'•
Now" --A. L. Colo. Optometrist: Page 0 TWI 1';D'.1 . 'proprietor. T1108, GUN
Kirsch Fint Curtain hods-'-•Stntth'n . DRY, audiences.
Art Store. Page 19
BOON
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Properly Selected Wall Papers for 1J mat Alratarl ra: flex itat, on Tuesd v
'Every Room in Your Roma- l'orter'ia. " April sell,, n,,, u. ltr end'Atanpb,A: IS. Bond; 111,
Page 12 1 p. al g p
(•it
Tags MED '
cot.: (Seilrrills `l'ownah! a au hter, . April
Godorieh 7loavltng Club Lance . ,cr rut e
t that)!) 1.. ir, 1;••uierieta..' nn l'Iteattay..
. Thousands' Made •Puppy. -J . -T. tt'ril lsni. 11}.'':, Juha, Ila- ttiorkell, in hi»
Fell. Page 1a ' 1;:ult year .
• 1"41) 'In Gertrude, oa vIldty. April flat.
r
Tile Week's fi P rograia? at the litoitel , •rr, •t: Lucy Gertrude, Beloved wife of 1tir. A.1:-
l lWlitre--I)age 7 Rood, and cheat daughter of -Mr. And_ Mrs, Jogs '
McCracken, aged at %earn pad O menthe.
Read all about Walter Plern t1 ll'd The funeral wilt -take piace•frnm the re:At a/et •
Hpeclat Otter on. Page 6 of her heat Nut. Mr. A. 1'. holed, SU% Con..
Ego 1',01 Hatching and Day016 . (;aderieh 11I. i apt on t,i iday. April acrd, tit
d0 a (Neve e. in.,. to eerie oe .vtu:eery. settler'
Chicks -11.1 .Revell. rage • 1 at.1 i., �?
p
•
up. Tho
with hot and cold
te)r, With the plate glass
Clues, nickel plates glass holders and
largo mltrors set in white enamel
tames, will make these rooms tee last
word in Serowe hotel comfort. (t -
leg to the big demsnd Mr. tee baa found
it advisable to tepeat s brief hietoty of
Goderich 1n this year's •booklet. Sado
new views of the Golf Goorii e. led ie.
tetestlug infermatlea a t(I• the (1o11;
(IUD And 1)a+tb1111 Cl nb h given, n he
!booklet is foot as geed radtesticinn fan
1 the Town et tia:letlell an t i Me. Lea n .:
hotel, and we Melly lir. Lea will have
Service For The nary
Thrift b a habit 'that should be cultivated
net merely to make provision for the a Fu;
titre, but because of a desire -for advance.
went and full achievement, and for the
sturdy independence, the happiness and
the contentment that it brings. .
The Bank of Montreal.. co.operates with
the thrifty by means of a 'Savin s Depart.
ment in every obi of its Branches through-
out
out Cabinda. It► thus Department a Barr
i>aigs Account l;ttiay,be started with anyr. u*s
from Otte Dollar upwards. Interest at
highest current rates is paid on alt savings
deposits.
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IISTATILISIBID MOW THAN MI YOAIIS
,�y� GODERICit BRANCH
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CRAIGIE'S
Insurance aynal Rut Estate
4 :- BAI,GAtl`r -:
Two story, frame, >ieven room-
ed 110030. -
Bleotarie tight • ' 3 -trice Bath-
, ' (004 Furnace . Illi Lets -
This property: is in first Class
e condition and Situated: within
4 three minute's walk of the Square
and cannot be Anplicettit tot $2500,
-y, Salo price for «Click turn, -over.
f. $2000
• BONDS BOUGHT AND SOItp
J. W. Craigie
T. M. DURNIN
will sell by public auction at T. M. Davis'
lifers' stable, SOUth Street,
on
SATURDAY, APRIL 22nd •
commencing at 1.30 o'clock
Horses. --1 brown driving mare, rising 5
Years old, quiet. for any one to, drive, sir-
• ld
vin mare
•' Mac Thistle; brownri g ,
ad by 1 c ,
rising ; years old; -splendid' road -marc,
sired by Drillers Light; 1 general purpose
mare, rising.8 years •old. suitable for -third
horse, known as the Twamley mare; 1.
general purpose dapple grey horse, rising
5..years; 1 chestnut driving mare, rising 4
Years, sired by.Cherry Worthy; i chest-
nut gelding,. sired by Manor King (thia
beast itas a mark 2,ttat't, and• •hak8 'paced a
Endo to 2.10, being only Six .wee s in nob -
tiles) rising 8 years, known as George Al-
fred; 1 black geldltng, sired by Toney B.,
known as Toney Ga gdod green pacer,
having paced ites in2.20nd hving
no mark (this is an -all round, horse, • a
'good roadster, street and race horse) ris-
ing S years old. . -
Bugitlex, .harness, ele.•-i pneumatic tired
buggy,nearly new, a real fancy outfit; 1
steel ired top buggy, nearly new.;1.. run-
about buggy, steel tired; 1 set light dou-
ble. driving harness; 2 sets light single.
driving • harness; 1 horse set of double
harness: I horse set.of 4irOn'harrows;- 1
liorso plough, senator. 1 one horse wag-
gon; 1 buggy pole, Cit.
TERMS. --Alt .sums of 310 and ander,
cash; over that amounttwelve months
credit will begiven on approved joint
notes: or a discount. or 4 per .cent,, straight
allowed off ror cash.
T. M. DURNiN. T110S. •(iLND►IY,
Proprietor. Auctioneer.
VCTION sALE.'()F RESIDENCE, HOUSE -
XX MAD FURNITURE and FURNISH -
mos.
Goderich • Bowling
Club •
DANCE
• in
O
Masonic Hall
a q
Cards (590) 8 to 10,30
Lunch
Dancing .11 to 1
smatommormesramosimauta
If Itis
Cement
Lime
Shingles or Lumber
Ready Roofing
Paints 'or Oils
Ws Nava it
''►
h
ing at 8 o"clock. at the East St. barn
ber shop, for the purpose qf_electing
officers and to arrange:. .for 'the nume
mer practices. All interested, and
all members. are requested to attend.
Early Grata Cutting
Lawn mowing: on the 12th of April!
It won't be long before most, of us
are running the .lawn mower, but
lawrt:-mows g_ on the nth ert April
r. Robt. Huston ..thinks ispretty
M
early a record. This is what he was
doing on the little park he :is-inter-
t
t account of the break=down in
hydro (the third recently), this
weeks Star is late, Our forma were
all ready for the pies* when cower
went off, but u soon as power was'
available the issue was printed.
Publtilai gritty 'XIt r e-•tt;'la a Year itf�ewr,
seas It ba Arturo. `4,414Nik141.11. & NAF1Lle mama
este d in keeping u And the gross
wait about 4 inches high, he says.
llteagkt Back to Pay Hoard )Ails
7[r, Frank Tebbutt wast brought
back ft'otn Toronto by Chief Pestle.
thwaite on *count of en unsettled
board bilk et the Bedford of $196.
Arrangements for payment were
made which were twee ted by ' Mr,
Bedford,
jinsa1enmn hopen*erne time
town last summer.
Aare** KE
According to Information going over
the wireia ou Monday evening a Mr.
Profit, residing between the village of
Auburn and the station was killed by
lightening in the electrieel storm that
evening. Mr. Pansy wife and daughter
wore in the IAMB r0o111 with one to
each aide end they were stunned by the
,hock which resulted in !Jr. Proet's
death,
Out Gt eatrl Nephew at lir. Wet. Ceisp .Il's Lest
A diapetoh from Ontonagon, Mich.,
April ,16th, records thea Rev. Geo:
i
sesame Ll ok >zalon, on of Mr. Wesson
Dkkeison, is believed to be lost iu the
wcode or drowned . in Lake Superior.
He was rector of the Church of the
Ascension et Ontonagon and had been
missing since the previous Tuealay,
Rev. • Mr.Dickinson's parents were:: in
Goderiel for Old Home Week.
At the Golf Course
Under the supervision of the pro-
fessional whose services the Maitland
Golf Club has secured for the Beason,
the course is being ,gotten into good
shape. Work is being carried on on
the greens and the building of. bunk-
ers, sand traps and hazards, and the
work shop and Implement shed will
be completed in a few days. Con-
siderable play is being done, The
treasury stock of the Club has all
been sold.
Mrs, Ling's Conversion
Elp
WARNING �:
0
..BICYCLISTS
Any person or persona . found
-riling on any of the wwa side.
walks will be ptoeecute4, •
t flu to -
. It: C.°Poe le vusti ,.
Chief of Pollee O
ri April p,' Grodeh rio t A , P ,
, MR. P. a:KIJMALLI31
wilt sell by public auction at h18 residence,
West ot., noderieh, on -
Wi'EDNESD:IY, APRIL 2F,t11
at .3 . o'clock o ha the Pol
commencing' i 0 k s rp,
Hawing
'1t'he property consisting of a two-story.
frame house 1n good repair, containing 7
rooms, bath, lights, with quarter acre or
Food garde1, ground.
TEltlttl ON PItOPhER'iY-Ten per cent, of
patrehasc price to a paid at time or sale,
balance In 30 daysor x1000'may remain on
Mortgage tosuit purchaser.
Also the following turailture:
1 hall rack, t dresser, 1 refrigerator,
baht buggy and cutter, verandahchairs,
uein a heater and pipes, 3-burn•er Perfec-
tion oil Move ,with oven. motor washing
machine, electric iron, 45 yards itrussela
carpet, rugs and linoleum, 1 Doty organ,
1 oak parlor 'table, f parlor suite, 1 dining
table, a dining chairs, 1 oak chine cabinet
1 sideboard, 1 armchair, 2 Morris chairs; i
turned oak living room table, 2 rocking
chairs, 1 deeSSIGIr table (quarter elft oak),
t sewing machine, 1 dresser, 1 sofa, 2 beds,
springs and'. mattresses, 2 pair pillows
(new), • writing desk anis book case, 1 fall-
tear table, kitchen table and chairs, 1 Va-
cultm cleaner i lawn mower, t -Daisy
chdrn, 1 011 heater, i lady's wheel, pots
and pans, dishes, sealers and other ar•
tflces
TERMS ON rene Tt-1tE.--C1sh..
e. J hit :y.LIN. = T. 0('liDRY,
Proprietor: Auctioneer.
NIN"ILLS I PANY, Ltd. k
mien is
PUBL.iG NOTICIS
G1iDE
IIICH
TOWN OF
BUILDING PERMIT
According • to the Town - By-
laws it is necessary to obtain a
Permit before erecting, repair-
ing or altering any building
anywhere within the lititits o£
the Town of Goderich.
By. order .of the Town Comicil,
L. L. KNOX,
Town Clerk.
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TOWN OE GoDEHICH
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PUBLIC NOT
The Board of Health of the,
Town of Goderich hereby
notifies all. householders .and
occupiers of places of business
to aleal1 up their-.ards: collars
and any other, premise$ over
which they may have control
not later than' the 1st day of
.May, 1921.
Ey order of the 13011rll
F. Cl NVEift
Ass''t SanitaryInspector
the retard of a due $d#sot► at Hotel
moo"
Water awl LI +t`�wwtlssleat Talo
t1.. t We Aihstaliss stank Pips
The, annual reliert of the Goderich
iiy'dro System for the year 1U21 was
submitted to the last meeting of the
Mater and Liht Commission on.
i Thursday, Aprtt lath. It allows a
great eurplus for the year of $4,326..
03; and a net surplus of $66.93. after
peoviding for a de recietion Charge
of $4,260. Athong the liabilities is a
hunt of $9572.43 owing to the Hydro
Commission. This amount at the end
of 1920 was $8,467.28. but interest
and at, deficit of $1060.44 in the coat of
pewee for the year, brought the a,-
The W. M. S. of Victoria St Meth-
odistechurch entertained a. large au-
dience
diene' on Wednesday evening when
they', played , "Mrs. Lines, Conv'er-
(lion. Each of the fourteen charac
tors was in costume and all took
their parts well, the play showing
the trials )net with in the missionary
work, as well as the good•results ob.
toined A short prograna preceded
d
the play, consisting of vocal and
in-
strumental Music, also some pretty
readings by the young folk. A good
addition to their treasury was rea-
lized.
(Qontinued en page til
Spend less time talking about what
you have done, end more time in
bTanning wise things to do; plan to
uy one of Pridham the tailor's suits;
would be wise planting. .To your
measllre round tthe•corner,
.
only, �, tt
North St. •
Ladies' Bowling. Club Organize
On, Tuesday evening a very entitue
elastic meeting ofladies interested to
bowling, was held in the Board of
Trade rooms. There was a
good at-
tendance and the following officers
were appointed for season 1822:.
President Mrs. Harry . Edwards;
vice president Mrs. J. Murison; sec-
retary, Mrs. •Douglas Brown; treas.
user, Mrs. Fred Hunt.' A meeting
of ladies interested will be held
at the home of Mrs, Edwards, Elgin
Ave., on Monday, April' 24th, at 8 p.
nit, when till ladies wishing to join
are requested' to be proem.
Hydro -Electric Demonstration
The Hydro store is the scene of
much interest thkt week_
for the n
erpwho are taking advantage of the op-
portunity
to see .the practical demon-
stration of the utility of various el-
ectric devices, . Chief
lectric..devices,.::Chief .among these is
the McClary electric range. Mr:
Kenel'son and Mrs. Tagg, who is giv-
ing practical demonstrations of cook-
'ng, represent the MCClary Company.
They claim that electrical cooking to
the cheapest, cleanest and best meth-
od of 'cooking.: -Mr. Kribbs"---of the
Hydro -Electric Commission, is .de-
monstrating other lines, the use of
the washing machines, etc. No
doubt considerable stimulus to the
use of electrical power will be creat-
ed by the ,dentonstrution, " which, is
continuing up to Friday.
Chats, C. Lee has just received a eats
load of fresh Portland Cetuout also an-
' other cax load ot Extra Good Chestnut
Coal ot sane good_ guallty _es several
ear -loads -e e have recently bad) All
coal weighed en town scales.
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OPENING DANCE
SATLJRDAY, APRIL 22nd
THS PAVILION
8.15 to 11.45,.
and
OPEN EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
UNTIL FURTHER; NOTICE
'MEET ME AT l HEIPA J`'
�eriOh Amusement Company, Ltd.
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& TALKATIVE BUNCH •
Three thausand mouths talking at
oueO -•soma hen party did you ea'?'
Weltin thea vaso it was a obick.hear
par. -halt et. them thee() clays old
and halt of them three weeks old. On
Friday last it was our pleasure to In•
seect the Rtdgorest poultry farm, anti
Interest centred in the betiding contain.
tug the .brooders, where in rotted
numbers 3,000 chicks were busy talking,
scratching and eating. In other build.
Inge the grown-ups were laying; to the
tune of 600 a • day or so. Mr. Revell
otters egga for hatching at 11645 and
06.50 a hundred tor Leghorns and hooks:
getipeotively, and day old chicks tram
hisnext hatch et 20 and 25 cents for
Leghorn and Rooks i'especttvely.
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A Goderich• to Kincardine Bus Line
Two gentlemen were in town on
Monday: looping into the prospeete
font business for at.= motor bus line be-
i "Kincardine, with a
tween-hero and K he :
probable later .extension of the, see -
vice to Southampton, and expressed
themselves as pleased with the pro-
spects, If they decide to go ahead
with the proposal they say they will
lose no :time in getting started, at;
they, would at once purchase the mo-
tor buses and start the service.
Three round trips a day were pro-
posed; The buses they will get• will
be heated for cold weather and by -
Constantly travelling over the route
the promoters believe the bus line
could be maintained a large part of
the winter. The gentlemen are from
Brantford, -.tang Messrs. W. G.
Brown and Mr. 11. T. Lee. They
have been engaged h1 the auto 1iusi-
na3s. .
Easter Banco
THE LIST AND THE GIST OF
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS IN
THIS WEEK'S STAR
This Week a Coapfete Showing
Voiles and Organdies --Gray and Cart -
Wright, ]i'age..................».....,..........»7.
At Exceptional Sale tor ltomalninli
Nine Days of April -Select Ladies
Reedy-to+Wear. Page 6
Band Tailoring and Latest Smart
Wear at Chas. illack s. Pane 6
Cement, Little, Shingles or Lumber,
Reedy Rooting, Paints.' Oils•-Gode.
slob 111E1141 Mills Co:: Ltd; Page 1
Tho Pavilion Will Be Olden on Sat,
nrilay. Reids the. formal announce-
went on page
ir
fox. -_Flu Tfekgtl• its Ailttatko--9tcl
*Office. Page,........,.,... •....•w•.. .,..1
Girls' Bicycle for •Sale Star. Olilce.
Page . ,.....»..... ...........1
0.11 [NKY
WAS
PRINCE AMONG
STORY WAITERS
We Have siesta Foi'taset.
F4106011 to Secure Elms of
His. Best Stogies, awl Ther
Will Appear 1(1tt This News-
paper. The Storks Ars:
The Guardian of the
Accolade
The Discounters of
Money '-
The Enchanted Pro.
file
The Halberdier of the
Little Rheinschlosar
A Retrieved Refo,F.
,, n&tion
Phoebe
Art and the Broncho
The Ethics of Pig
A Double Died
Deceiver ..
!f
HPP 1pin the Other
-
Fellow
A Techeicalt--Error
Watch.F�r
[NRY
STORIES
.:
12eaa Tea„
Two•Burner 011 Stove for Salle--
Star Otitce. 1.'al{ae ...u, .••.,...IrMaea,..R 1 The ',best trailer treatment for Rhee-
•floinpeteut _(bolt Wanted --Box 33, 'tnattstrtJ. S'eiatlla or Neuralgia is T.
Star Office. Paye 1 R. Cs, and for Asthma and Bronchi -
Experienced housekeeper Wanted tis is itA7-ISIAIIr Guaranteed. Sold
--Box V, Star Mice. Page...,.,....,..i 9S, ti. (.. UitNLq
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Auction Sale ot Residence and rets. C:UNDIiI'' 1BA.E REGISTER
niture-P. J. 1Ciiga$lin. Page 1 : S 22nd, --Auction
Ari
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SATURDAY,
A number of successful tluncce
have: been held during the past week.
The Easter Monday dance given 1.n -
der theauspice(a of the Girls' Guild
of St. George's church in the Ma-
sonic Nall was a very popular event.
and rias largely attended especially
by the younger set. Mies Gene Co'i-
non and an orchestra from London
provided the music, The gam(1 ev-
ening the Firemen held a 'dance in
the Oddfellows' Hall which wars quite
oucceasfell, and many other st Lial me
elite have been held during the Week.
The A:htueelc eheptcr of the Delight.
era of the Empire are holding their
dance tonight' ('Thursday). •-• 'rumor•
rote night the Canoe Club are holding'
an "at home" and on Friday April
26th, the Dowling Club are holditllt•,aa
dance in Masonic Ball, with cauls
(500) from 8 to 10:30, tutul:,�and`
dancing front 11 to 1.
Hanel Sunset &A`kiet .
The 1022 'keine of MIr,'f'. C'. 1,ee'a
booklets abut Rotel 13.titeet le %Wilt&
and we believe !ii 11e 1 as complete (t
OOuvenir of God els as has yet been
praduw3. For 1 steed of 1022,
0 width opens on It 12th. M'i'.;TIce hag
O„ due at further pains to 1)1011de for the
0 eolntt(t$ aid e<onveniaenee et hitt gueets.
This year he has Installed canning woe
ter in the rooms on the gronnd door and
itt the teems on Inc drat deor
begins arorovided
water, trh
An t;xce11eflt Photo11.11.: Sallecvs, r, sale af' horses; bugpgies, harness, . etc.,..
Page .. ' .at T. M. Davis' livery stnbles,,.outh.
, •Piano Tuning, Teaeuulft�Band andstreet,.-:.comntencing at 1.30 o'clock.
Orchestras Instruulents•••F, C. 'Wit• `y T. M; UURNIN, proprietor. TILOS.
kungen, Page 14 (iINI?RIY, auctioneer. -
Attracttve Hats in. New Modes and SATURDAY, April 20th -Auction male'
Exclusive_- Styles-131'1as Macylear, of honeehold furniture and turnishiufts
Page
i�2" .at the residence of Mr. (,'haft. Tweedie.
Have your Childs Lyes Bxamiged Elgin aro., •at 1.80 o'clock. GLIAS'•
Now" --A. L. Colo. Optometrist: Page 0 TWI 1';D'.1 . 'proprietor. T1108, GUN
Kirsch Fint Curtain hods-'-•Stntth'n . DRY, audiences.
Art Store. Page 19
BOON
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Properly Selected Wall Papers for 1J mat Alratarl ra: flex itat, on Tuesd v
'Every Room in Your Roma- l'orter'ia. " April sell,, n,,, u. ltr end'Atanpb,A: IS. Bond; 111,
Page 12 1 p. al g p
(•it
Tags MED '
cot.: (Seilrrills `l'ownah! a au hter, . April
Godorieh 7loavltng Club Lance . ,cr rut e
t that)!) 1.. ir, 1;••uierieta..' nn l'Iteattay..
. Thousands' Made •Puppy. -J . -T. tt'ril lsni. 11}.'':, Juha, Ila- ttiorkell, in hi»
Fell. Page 1a ' 1;:ult year .
• 1"41) 'In Gertrude, oa vIldty. April flat.
r
Tile Week's fi P rograia? at the litoitel , •rr, •t: Lucy Gertrude, Beloved wife of 1tir. A.1:-
l lWlitre--I)age 7 Rood, and cheat daughter of -Mr. And_ Mrs, Jogs '
McCracken, aged at %earn pad O menthe.
Read all about Walter Plern t1 ll'd The funeral wilt -take piace•frnm the re:At a/et •
Hpeclat Otter on. Page 6 of her heat Nut. Mr. A. 1'. holed, SU% Con..
Ego 1',01 Hatching and Day016 . (;aderieh 11I. i apt on t,i iday. April acrd, tit
d0 a (Neve e. in.,. to eerie oe .vtu:eery. settler'
Chicks -11.1 .Revell. rage • 1 at.1 i., �?
p
•
up. Tho
with hot and cold
te)r, With the plate glass
Clues, nickel plates glass holders and
largo mltrors set in white enamel
tames, will make these rooms tee last
word in Serowe hotel comfort. (t -
leg to the big demsnd Mr. tee baa found
it advisable to tepeat s brief hietoty of
Goderich 1n this year's •booklet. Sado
new views of the Golf Goorii e. led ie.
tetestlug infermatlea a t(I• the (1o11;
(IUD And 1)a+tb1111 Cl nb h given, n he
!booklet is foot as geed radtesticinn fan
1 the Town et tia:letlell an t i Me. Lea n .:
hotel, and we Melly lir. Lea will have
Service For The nary
Thrift b a habit 'that should be cultivated
net merely to make provision for the a Fu;
titre, but because of a desire -for advance.
went and full achievement, and for the
sturdy independence, the happiness and
the contentment that it brings. .
The Bank of Montreal.. co.operates with
the thrifty by means of a 'Savin s Depart.
ment in every obi of its Branches through-
out
out Cabinda. It► thus Department a Barr
i>aigs Account l;ttiay,be started with anyr. u*s
from Otte Dollar upwards. Interest at
highest current rates is paid on alt savings
deposits.
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IISTATILISIBID MOW THAN MI YOAIIS
,�y� GODERICit BRANCH
E, • r y OR7a/1E
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