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The Goderich Star, 1926-06-03, Page 5• AI. JUNIS slot.. Ude w�•�r yam,, W461✓,..4/114•M•liALIA1 x terms sad conditiees of the gift. A ewer }}�tt the am,sae ,yyed� the ergo - native of Gorki -iris, Oat., lir. Gerdes :assert i etweea the lift leas ofd rly first arrived in P9ritish Columbia fa ewes, saheb Wag :Mend tett 1884. he!** the completion of tLtstriketese ewe* Beet's �e+sapisort tor his CR , axe after a abort time :peat dowaroue for some: its were not at Spencer. Bridge tend Nortb Iile+yal, reeristered oa way oce:asiees icy tine ]ceased ht 'Vancouver early in 1iYt Parities. The Peeid however, tee - before the incorporation of the *hire thr1e ckaaie blows oil Dreek- and has ever since made his hew arth; Pehlke* Nairn and took here. He was one of the sufferers in lariat tiia victims* of "ltaetkit s.'• the great fire of June ilius, Ind, les- The tali eine the f� into the wor- d everything he posses, but with sear eeiMtiann is ret staasa.. "Bll)'• sed the ehareeteristk spirit displayed by licDosald dos �g titi trick &et from than an tee/ ' ite3d firs lead. icor a Ws. also carry a large stock t. fad FLY T4;' , FLIT. by this great disaster, and bas been i , er r a shut -out, the Pad. in commercial ur- suits ever since. In public :stairs s to neer hens* a runner, but PI.YUSA' also SAPPO POWDER.at Mr. Cordon has played his partits a r R wat Li�S/irs� ei �� lit rrw..rr�r�rrrri....�n _ _ 'Jnuinuniwwi.:wn.,.,r iiwd.- � �� MOTHS SAPPHO LIQUID for MOTHS: Destroys them. Protects pods. Kills also eggs and larvae. Stainless. Price 40c and 75c. Larvex for Woollens, $1.Qt� those early pioneers, was undatutted store t ed as if the Puririars i BLACK FLAG SAPPHO FIXX FLYOCIDE and actively engaged 1> dims lacking the pump in the early i i towards elating time they tame to true citizen and has taken a specie Nie and had the Purities on the rrn • interest- in -educationist. matters in for a few minutes. Norm, li'Iehiff's Vancterms ouver,on having served for nine uitaaaisted double � pla,yy when he took and BLACK T'LAG POWDER FOR ANTS and the eity's school board. a sent liner off Prlelham'a bat and OTHER. INSECTS.He was ons ee the founders of the then stepped on third base to retire! Vancouver Pioneers' Association and wars tits play tkaKt killed the' !Cancers'' chance: of stagsngr an early i 15c and 25c. is at present a past president cit t rally. g tore iirEkt:tti Mr. Gordon will be Both teems showed weakness on am n��� beawsrdtd the medal, bunts, every hatter,whoadopted#hits1 e e xrcipient++ beinfr :MIP. II. p sY, reacitittyc ilia initial slick in 1 „ J. Cumbie, Rev. Dr. E. D. McLaren, +utfety. The :bort length of the bas. s Phone 0 . Gods IC Mr. Alex. Morrison and Mrs. Angus es gives en infielder little time to; • C. Fraser." pick rrupp s twisting bunt and snap it The medal will be presented at the therbitttel.1tAs sokon as someone tin ` i r .sauw -a.,. - -_' —46416°"--"-*.:,-----.i=-•�•-•• •--e' annual picnic of the Association at vents a system of play ,by which one Bowen Island on Saturday, +lune 12th, inileldcr can be s#ationed to handle HU QN couNTY couNcEL hod the rgetvingx day a commemox- ,ell bunts. bunting will then become 11 atien service will be held*on. Vancou- more an art than a habit; & rrsition ver Day, the fortieth anemery of which it seems to hold now VIMANWAMEAWAre IRISH LINEN Special Values in Table Damask Linen Toweling and Linen Sets See Our Display of Cut Work F. E. HJHBERT THE itASH STORE .PHONE Se et the berviceseats nd at ..—.».... Stanley Park, At this service QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES. HERE AND THERE • Yesterday for Get -Together With Bruce are to be reserved for all the eurviv- Gaalagxleh lost another member of County Council.ors of the great fire, of which the "Spafford ts sporting fraternity' well Austin 1i rt. p �A MW" �' " • committee estimate there are still pa or a s take over n between 140 end 150. in Session This Week in G,derich--Go to Kincardine the greatgrads-emery•• • Are, L .VALUATORS TO BE APPOINTED THURSDAY Reeve McQuaid Makes Heated Denunciation of Tactics of Those Who:Backed Highway Pavement from Cnderich to Clinton Good Business Reeves *innings and Middleton Claim. S tf d sit # #k yr a new -. k .. Position with the C.P.R. at Guelph•;74WILL «C11' "pan thug secure' It 6cad member of :Stay in this district will be ship;ted Spaffatd played sh1924 for he votes for their favorites by paying here towards the elose of the contest„ Dei. A. L. BAPTIST tMOI� AT THE hard -ball team of 1924 when then TILE Si ETIIMg )a PONi� up their subscriptions to The Gode- bt t do not wait till yt u see the Amer BAPTIST CHURCH had such st eueceasful year tit O.B.A. rich Star or securing new subscrip- I to get busy.. :flake nomination: air �le regretted keenly, especial'- Arrangements have been made tions, Send The Star to your absent; ones and let the children get a good out to hearlv amongst supporters of the W. C. whereby a number of merchants of friends (it is better -than a letter f eesheee in the rare the p F. M. Co. team, who counted on him the i, A large number of people turned circles His departure tram our A, L. AicCrimmon at midst a Ba tint church for both services hi town aro in a vol• from home) and with the payment of `"- teat Sunday, as well as the lecture on to star for them this year: ing contest in which a genuine Shot- a year's subscription you will receive s " . elonday night,. Ernie Pridhant,s rtor1, in the nen- land pony wi11 be given away .abso- a ballot for 3000 or 2000 votes asc.- %� Tne morning service was opened tre garden - for the Canine Club- was l f Cutely free to the child who will re- cording -to whether the' subscription. as usual, with the Scripture reading, r tenet to watch. every fly nut, in his The June session of the county hoped .and felt sure vent the most the passage found in John, 10. This direction being takmri care of in snap. ceive the largest number of votes is a ieew, one or a renewal. ; . council opened on Tueeda afternoon ,capable men available. would be se- , p during the. period of the contest. Tho -These contests have been put on in `' v y e ted.was followed by a solo Prayer Mrs. El-" py faahian. « " conditions of the contest will be quite a number of towns, itamavh,ol, ns. at e' o'clock, with :til the members in 1 c.. lion,' entitled. The Prayer Perfect," ort ?ane played tha* game fie found in ,the formal announcement vehicle some chid leis bene made. attendance, Warden J. W. McKibben Ile noted the fact that one of the The Rev. F. C, Elliott, paster of reser ed style also, and the collection in the chair. members of the county council, Air, the church, rho has not been able to re�owed did much to assure the ex- elsewhere: in this. issue- The ballot happy, by the gift of a lovely Shetr.i • The Warden addressed the council Robertson, had bean selected as the ecutive that the peapie are appxecfat- box for the deposit of votes twill bE land pony, Thr pony to be i ,briefly on the work of the .present Liberal party's candidate in preach for so ew t;•tven :1 H North nesse made at k B ll some .time through 'sick- victor? located at the . Madel Theatre, and .. ew remarks on intra- Now folks, all we have to ask You Messrs. E. V. Lasalle And As J, Mac.' es, session. He congratulated the coon- upon. clueing the •speaker, thanking the con- to do this. went.- is to re to can Kay will have the caunti�ig of the cit an the fact that there Were no The Warden concluded his address re :tion for their kindness and pat- away a reasonable distance from the a s t , ootwear - Our New' Spring Footwear vacancies among the council,' though 1 s' *ging hearty ces=operation of the g. ballots from week to week and the enm1 er Nurseries s is Attractive in m b rs a theknee during his illness i p Y some had suffered severe lasses, to em aAn anthem by the choir, which was ca „QUALIry 1a .ing . field. Umpires at these results will . be published in The Star in all work of the see• MAPS s=hould not be expected to be •constantly crying, Keen back, and announced at the Model Theatre. Giant. Asters—in Wh'ite, whom the sympathy of the council Rion; Revelled alightly from its regular pro- They levee rvorri s enough without The ,,,Star is co operattnt: in.. this Shell Pink, 1 ;lva3ntlt r, sloe:, was extended. The county officials Among the correspondence laid be. o ti s followed • p, r on , this and Der A. L. try in .to manage the crowd. It is contest and will give out ballotswitle Purple, CriellSon or mixed. and committees had been faithful in fore the coved' were the following. Y g 111cCeimmon arose to apes... Has u to ns to help them all test and wife paid during the toxin carrying out the.wishes of the coon- '1+'rom,tbe Depo`ity Minister of Edit: „ g p i o 'to iia first is ccs- of the contest, -which is.to run for Srtastp .Dragons--ttf etior- text was, • I am tome that the might Having to go t cf it more abundantly," 1 aud the work assigned them, cation announcing that the I. yep a_ have IJife- and that they might' have sidered a handicap in baseball circles The committee, ce;inliosed .of Mr.i sive- grant tb rural- public and separ p twelve weeks, commencing on Satur- mous size, in Shell Pink, , but have you noticed that in the these. day onset, June 5th. `With each new Rose Pink or mixed. STYLE You and PRICE McEwen arid•himeelf as warden, had ate schools iii Huron for .equipmenttt are was 275.48 for Ile .enlarged on this con`sidexably,. ramex- so far the team. having .the, subscription to The Star paid for one sttended. the Good Ttoads convention', and accommodation , interpreting it from different angles, first grip to that plate, 'has been. the Sin le . Fluffy Petunitas invited to shoj7•., at i McEwen having to public schools and $92.19 for separate p . g year in 'advance a 'ballot • goad . for $ • but owing to Mr. B . ! 4n1a1 of $ry.iatit:2 diestated that Christ wanted to etetor, ,• • "000 votes will be given :end with fringQei tlnd ruffled, in a great 7, ,The to raise ' be as perfect as might otherwise be • the same amount for public schools. who won their first game m, am y bola d f 2000 provide el far ath- Tonight .(Thuraday)> 'the 'schedule, each payment of a year's subscription Variety of colors, also -);Teat . 1 w engd and p p brings into action two of the teams p a s V ♦ . ��RN s and still wants to 13L< put forth f m n el as a renewal, 4r in payment of mr- assortment of other Plants. h h t SHOE -Slum. um. O 7' ;leave, Deira;r called home uy tee death schools, _- 'total -_ ,. ate of his mother, the report would not t county council is requireder the question, '`,What : le Christianity'r the Gear.. and Inc Purities.. Now rears a a of goo or votes Then.t a partial answer'. i is an ma .one ofthese surgreua ons will ave w given. Friends ofthe c i r pennons, not a thought,' you either , to mark I in its debit column after .....-.,..._ - . _ .. e. have it or not. It means lii'.e-tens-, the smoke has ceased. but which one �, poral and eternal,,and 'provides' the is going to be the vfctint will only be Means .to work and levo rightly.. He settled after rine or more innings of ooked stated that it was an' indefinite thing clever. kas pen got eoBoth nten4ers nand the which scold not be worked out by any fans, are expecting. ao "real .:battle creed 'or Philosophy, If You hove it The Purities` will probably send "Rill" - you have actual life'. with •none of Webster to the. mound and in all -like. your work neeessrv''y, Christ .having lihnod "Mike" Sanderson will Pio the finished the work. If you have it serving for the studetlts; Don't miss not and, will not :come and accept His it; finished work, you. sire lost. ,bre Mc. Old man ' Jupiter Pluvius had a Crimneon claimed that jou cannot turn fe bat on Tueseb le lost ruining. express Christian' work in' definite a perfectly good double-header. terms any more readily than you can OBITTrARY apply... Algebra to love or Arithmetic • to patriotism: Why not have faith CHIL'efeeL-Goderich people are in elitist.?- All have faith. The interested in the announcement of sceptic has faith in .his own doubts, expected. attended alt Warden •said• that bell -Sent to educatfonu ,nimftiee h 1 "'t ' h ti 'll' h ill be F d h kl eti STEWART UBOs., " and Fro . 1GIr, : Beydone, ,an •behalf of , had attended all the sessions, nl h of interest. of Mr. Y. W. Jowett, requesting . pay 1 The Square Phone 43 W »Died. the chief e ems The +committee -(consisting of Nies- meat of $245,67 for gravel furnished. ars: Rebertsson, Irwin and himself) from port Breit 1, hayfield •conces- . appointed to,meet with a committee, sion, Goderich tp., to the county .dur of Bruce council had .carried out ire leg the years -1924 and .1925,: structions .and 'held n meeting, at ; A , jeatairaf rope, the. Department 'of a'which Mr.: Robertson was secretary. Hightvays. gave the amount of Gov He hoped the whole council would ernment grant on theaexpenditures attend the Joint meeting. arranged made•ey_the coup ain1025, as $82, - for Wednesday at Kincardine: 368,93 The Goods, Roads Conn:Masion had The Diet Collegiate Institute Board shade a thorough. examination of the sent account for $41.20 for educat'i'on Road`System and nas•busy complet- of County of Huron pupils for 1925,. seg the . estimates and snaking every -Sent to education committee. effort to keep the levy at the 2 -mill A request from the :Tourists' Asso- rate, The conimissiou felt( that the dation of Toronto . for payment of mainfenanee of what we have must $50- rnetnbership in the Association be kept up to a good standard, even was sent to the iirtance committee. if new work had to wait. It was al- Applications far the resition of ..together owing 'to our overdraft that High Constable made -vacant by the for ordinary' expenditure we' coed resignation of Mr. .Whitesides, ivere barfly. .e cpeet to keep below a 4 -mill received' Pruni R. P.111eIVlicheel, R.R. ,...r. levy this year No. 2, Seaforth; F. B. Fitzsimmons, The appointment of •,aluntcrs Clinton, and T. Gundry, Goderich. . *ould be before the- council ;send he - These .wrere laid on the table. • • reof the assessable proper. ty. of the- county,.from the following we •e las 'on th table; r dasJohnGoven- lock, G e Model. lock, Egmondviile; J. $,,Fear, Ethel; .-..-. -- . Wm, McQuillan, Luektiow Dr. W. F. .heat - Applications for - the position of valuator in. the matter:;of the propos- ed valuation WEEK OF JUNE 7 to JUNE 12 Monday and Tuesday CHARLES RAY AND • PAU.LI.VE STARKE - two of -screentand's most itelnilate artists in Robert ,...Leonard's great hack -stage sto'ry of. theatrical folk "BRIGHT LIGHTS" a. MERMAID COMEDY "HOME CURED" Weditssday, Thursday and 'Friday Matinee Thurs. at '4.13 p.m. taw uua+MLZ Clark, Goderich; C. K.. Taylor, 'Myth; J. M. •Goveniock, Seafortli; Abner Cosens,. Wingham; John 11�ionegomery,; •Howirk; H. 0.'Murphey,, Clinton; W. 1•L Coutes, Usborne;Harry Salkeld, Goderich township, and. Chase,Stew. - Ashfield. -- . • 'Phe clerk made a .report: of - the mothers' allowance payments • front the death of Mrs. Robert S. Chilton, Christianity is ethical and after all wife of a son of a former U.S. Consul is the final religion. People really at Goderich: A disps>:tn h, : dated at want to know: how to be saved and-Cobourg, ,May 27th, ggves ;the . tot. es everted, - and redemution answers lowing particulars: `' The funeral. it. - took place' here this morning, with Dr. McCrinunon stated that Chris- service at- St. 111tehael's ehusxlt, of tfanity was optimistic while sin was Mrs. f;hilton, wife of Robert. S. Chit- pesm: ton, • formerly United States Consul s•elisigioriistic afteind: allthat for one.itwas the only at Toronto, and presiocs to thin. e u Ile. The choir then . provided more Chief of the Consular Bur. a music, after which the service was dismissed, pertinent of State Washington, DX. Mrs, Chilton was a daughter of 'the A really evangelical service folio%- - late . M hilto '=ted Mary Dooty. of tan ed at night and a decidedly remark- Francisco. She lived abroad Inc see- able lecture 'Monday night'At the oral years with her mother and step. Sunday evening-- service aquaitette father, F. L. Zimmerman, American was well rendered by Mesdames it.- Vice -Consul -General at Berlin. When nett and }lumber and Messrs. Belcher Mr, - Chilton was appointed Consul at and Mew, - Termite in,1005, they sanie. to Co- ------- Ddttring the whole D • 3icCrimnion Bourg,• to 'male their summer. }some. never forgot :his fundamental idea- and later Mr. Chilton took up per- manent're3idence her- e Summer Millinery Large Hats .in the New Pastel Shades, all White and the .popular Black and White We invite' you to call i ersal Hat 'Shop Un e v Shoppe Side of Square Christianity-, and he held the almost December its April: 17oc:, 47; oil the uudivider attention of his audiences roll, $750 payment;, Jan., .49 on the during the tvhclo of all his lectures;, Troll, $750 payment; Feb., 50 on the SOFTBALL. roll, $797.50 payment; March, 50 on the roll, $795 payment; Ails il, 51 on - the - roll, $820 payment; showing an The Purities Win From the Paddlers average payment of $782,50, or a total en Thursday monthly payment of $1,565.from . both - RANC1*.--Much--sy.,,patay . is felt -: with Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Ranee in the death, on Monday evening, May 24th, . of their second daughter, Ade, after a brief illness- from pneumonia, the end - coming very quietly. The de- eeased was of a very gentle, loving disposition and was much beloved by. county and province. iW.C.F,At. tock dumped a fern all who . knew her. The interment A motioi was ,passed that the op- �r ce of flouints on. r easesi, ,ornin el and bile tth was made an Thursday; May 27th, pointmenthrsdof valuatgrs be made on changes were due to the victory gain- after service itt St. 't George's church, Thursday afternoon: 'ed by• the millers on Thursday when at which the rector, Rev. Se. S. hardy, Jailer Griffin reported 44 prisoners they downed the M.C.C,-team to the officiated. The three hymns sung.' admitted during the previous six tune of 20-9. months, and the average daily cost The first change - arose from the per inmate 18U. cents. 1 a ea) r elle comment circulating - The report of the auditot•s was re- throughout social softball fandont as ceived. It shows $88,950 insurance to the - Experts ity of el ball grime ie all on the county buildings, as follows : are agreed that the Purities have On the Court House, $25,000; on the gathered a well-balanced tuns from Jail and Itesidenee, $12,000; on the . manager to bat -boy and tliat before House of Refuge and outbuildings. the season has been curtained this 839,050; on the Registry Office, $5,-van*aggregation is going to be list- ; 000; on the Children's Shelter, $2,400; ed as a • trouble -maker for the other - on the boilers at the Court' lime tive aspirants to the championship. and Itouse of Refuge, $5,000. Smiles were in evidence through - On account of the' time the soonest.: i "the t tmorning afe whole ter the night t down tbefore Don't miss seeing this much dis• intended to take off on Wednesday los and everybody feltlo happy over the cooed, weirdly spectacular, mystery attend the get-together with Bruce tel' county council in Kincardine, a night 1'AA'TIIE COMEDY" session was held on Tuesday. "!rIIL•NI)ERIIV(i LANDLORDS" VANCOUVER PIONEERS HONOR team'st success that something had to give, so the price of flour took the downward ,trend, If the Purities win the chsfhpionship they may be giving the flour .away -sad again during the service were favorites of the deceased. The pall -bearers were four little choir boys, hyall Crawford., Harold Taylor,Lawrence Muneby and Billie Thomas. "Friends from out of town who were here for the funeral were 'Wm. Dunnadge, Ed. Wilson and Mrs. J. R. Warlow, all of London, and Mrs. A. Goddard, of Arris, Ont., and in addition to the above the fol- lowing were in attendance: Mr. and Mrs. {'has. Clarke, Miss Nnneye Clarke, Mr. Fred Clarke, Miss Flora Smith, Miss Annie Westbrooke, Mrs. Thos. Crawford and five girl friends of the one who was gone, !teethe Crawford, Kathleen Sale, Lenore Craig, Aileen Stowe and Rveiyie Btaek. -Floral, tributes were placed on the casket from the following : Eretdngs--.Adults 33c, children 20c. FORMER GoagnieH Boys they may note« A*'fyway don't count Mother and Father, Sister Nellie, Matinee Thurs. at 4:15 ---Adults 23e, From Vancouver papers we notice on obtaining your next winter's sup- Sister Ettie; St, George's Sunday ply by this method.arhaol; St. Growe's Sundaysehool ' Children15c. with pleasure the announcement of T h warble f o , the choice of Mr. Georgie R. Gordon,' would almost believe, that the Cance plata. Central school, Airs. Donald. Setatity Oiriy an old Goderich boy, for the honor of Club were never its the .picture at ail. Graham and Flora Smith, Doris, receiving the annual appreciation Please do not let that ides Wink id Willie and Leslie Riley. Mr. and Mrs. HOOT GIBSON medal' frons the Pioneers' Association. for they have a jeans that looks god Cas. Clarke, leancye •('larks; Mr. Ylm cowboy with the fourteen oast The medal is donated ''annually by en **tier and will act just as good as :and Mrs. W. Reg. Sharman, Miss I. Milo, is a ring tailed snorter of a the Hudson Ilay Company .for pre- xtasltedks iU'ndoui►tedlbattthrxytt asst E. Sharman, hilly, Vera and twins, septation by the Association to the "nliceee ht" for to rnliectfon o! b:ll }:d1 Wilson. Junior W. A. St. (.nor man or women whom they delight to stayer: such :s they have e, wing ee gee s, Princess Mary Lodge, I..0.I1.A.. horror. play Inc a whose Imo* as erratically Mea. A. Batter and family. Mr. and "Mr. George Robertson Gordon," as they did on 'Thursday. Their in. Mrs. 'fi'. 0. Goodwin, Mies Eva Dun- s,eys the. Vancouver paper, "who has field when working an to feral will lope. Mrs. W. I.. Horton. Mer. 1:. 11. leetr d es the recipient of thise make many a batter sadly say Hill, Mrs. C. R. }:of. Mr. and Mrs, asittpingf western story "rain SADDLE RAW tINIVERSAI, COMEDY "WON Sit LAW" "PATHE REVIEW" ,rod„ z� "%hara Outs uste of hitting the hail Geo. Univ., Mrs. H. Palmer and iilalalasest~-•-Theirs. et 4.1 p.m. e scar's ngilareefation medal by the herby, Aileen town, Hcrtha mei Matt. at fl:Ml gs,sn. Vanc=ouver Pioneers' Association, anyway. They army pot • yov out." c QwAtrg•—"lesser the Twain Shsli may Le said to luliy mics all the `h ` ere eiec stet. K'allare I toot Lyall Crawford, Mts. IicarA, .earth were elected #o oppasset sash Ct)h1i'I.EXI NS. CLEARED - THE • SKIN OF VOt.'TII: I;l YOURS. . AL1, UNSIGHTLY' BLEMISHES , REMOVED I3Y DISSOLVING., THE MASK ()F cOSMOS BEAUTY CLAY TAKE ADVANTAGE -OF OUR GENEROUS TRIAL OFFER, AND HAVE A CLEAR, MARBLE. SMOOH SKID, AGLOW WITH ITS NATURAL, BEAUTY. Prices : 5Oc . Shall, $1 Large Cosmos Laboratory Corporateob, - The Strand aldg. Toronto 2 airs: i'iLwe Feast. Inc sItl-.1l loyx of (;*►,rinses Remit. . (1.t: at - your special price ,i -°Ie. b ()neer sine hex tee s::te'Y3 pee - ant. nit. R. R. 4, Goderich. - Phone Carlow :236. ®_�.i,. igh Internal nl and External -Pains aro promptly relieved by 0THOMAS'- . ECLECTRIC�OIL e' RS AND ,ISS OT -DAV BEEN E OREATEAS FORNEA THAN FEVER aF�ORC IS MEROUS GUOAMIVI QUALITiES. ITS SHETLAND PONY FREE Any girl of boy in the district of Goderich can twin this steal Live Shetland Pony given free to the one securing the highest number of votes in this twelve weeks' contest; 'starting Saturday, June 5th. and ending August 28th. —Think of the pleasure in store for the win- ner of this prize. Start to -day; go in to \Niel an(1 get: all your iriends and home people to help - you. Ballot 13ox is at .the Model'Theatre, where the standing x :ill be,annoUneed.each..week, _ No one connected : with the Theatre o1; store;.. whore the voter, u.l'C: given 11 out of their Brothers or Sisters can enter, and no sympathy, mtii:. :Ilt• allowed in the contest. M : , ' E. V. Leslie, Manager. Bank of Mon- tt cal, a.nd M1, A. 3: -MacKay, Manager Canadian Bank of Cold:nem, - have been appointed jud- ge:: to check up the counting of the votes awl their decision is final. Many boys and girls, not only of Goderich, but many iti'the country will enter, and everyone will be interested in helping their favorite i t' a real contender for the Pony. ENTER TO -DAY AND GET AN EARLY. START. The following stores will give you votes on cash purchases and cash paid on accounts of twenty-five cents and up. Ask for thein. THE S. A. GRAY CO., Drygoods and Ladies' Weitr. E. G., SMITH, Bakery* " - • CRAIGIE:.I3ROS., Tobacco:; and Billiard Room FRED HUNT, .flardware W. REG. SHIARISTAN, Boots and Shoes STURDY'S CASH GROCERY, Grocer s and Fruit GEO. W. SCHAEFERR, Groceries. HURON MOTOR SALES, - (. arab e', Gasoline and Oils THE GODERICH STAR, . ape, Sulmcriptioi1 1,000 VOTES FREE -- Entry Forms will be given out at the Model Theatre opening days good for 1,000 votes Be on hand boys and girls and get this big start.