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I dZi2kc572 1 ZZOY UtiO uttezAai tha tialt-. Now is the time to have
,1 -1cral of tizeir re':atilce. tko tato birs,1
scllooL opENs sErTEmBER 3ru ' ift.2311:. and Mrs, ehaVes G4iiri,''ef'
'' otz,o-i.. your
„ ..(iktakcma,
WC 7C- reozw,log former 34Z.. -
ewing
acrnneh.
. 4i1Uaill?,2,11.7C3 at Dongsnorn and Loa:- .
t;owdr.3-Ang., the „potOVERHAULED
OurAiw School'Supplies Will Be - I made tile trip Ali the „way. hy, motel.' •
r In eailing' til.F.iiil relatives 'and former' ' Pa, ts, Oils,
rirpaairtairee3 • in. Dungawn - they'' • !felts, Neidles,",ete.
ware nee -en -Tama by, the forniek. 6. •
Ready For You Next Week
THE GI/DEM:CH ST\T
Irjather, Mrs-llogh Girvin, of Lock -1-:
now. nd hi5* Sister Mrs -Fred Anderson' Mi5S S NOBLE
',also from near IfAiiirtgiV. Befora
- Boy 3Wilir Scribblers, Pencils anti other supplies you kilOW you
I; turning to Oki4orao. it is their :Men-, E it Fp; E ricci;
will It will 1.,,iVe thcizifilM ilia> Net rush on litE0n to visit a sister. Mrs.
Ciediton, and tit° former's etun,i;,
. _ ,_COM11111,1Ver V
Opennag Day.
Vh
1J. Cullen Penland, of. GritriSbY:1 .
I) An unfortunate aectdent (se aurred ")L ltte:s L3 T'O.-204 Mr. 34 J
Vie aiso 1:31TY Ilige (15;30,111121it o Futmtain Pens and Ever- • Ito Xr. James 510WhilMey while, with .‘';111,:;:44.11'....40 nr,thc,r. Airs. w'
sharp Pncils.
• Iwo other men. be was employed En
4n -owing, a email building ot the scoot Ham Lecd, and his daughilte;u1411;11,1aiist,li
i3 to, your advantage to trade with nn old established firm.
Ife was taken to bia home and 11141314n* at Alexandra Marine and
- ion unroday afterroen, wren ba trif.,4 Evelyn Reel all. of Goderie.i
red and the building toppled. owl
lot thno of writing it was not known Gene:1108P40, Gedee.oll, ardor-
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Our Guarantee means something, lima our Prices are right. and fell upon bin a and injured both
her holidays with her uncle and
whetter moo or-hoth of bis legs werets_ing
COLE'S BOOK STORE _ broken or not us there WAS ,e4a23•40*-- , Il_rt fc,,reMre... aind Mrs. R. 3. Vurnin.
abie swelling. It will be tome tiinuratliz"".'-',3' '''Yrs itceir,,I,G°11eliell uad
•
almonet CoTter c. oronto Vie.e.,1
,
,bar.FYZolslaotiweinbgef:aeT.rsoetsene137)1114"Y woinlgli7gud
)-i t. ._4picenbredwhich
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Didaayvidastonth.
e home of Mr.
varied at fr ttle daughtv Mar t ' h
gave , tint Mr. and
ilAire. ..1.KM'qa5 McCrea and daughter
Shaw,t of Lorni".3,. Were
• UNGANI.ION
nee t 10 to II cents per loaf. our
er bus finnally set the Pri°:04 EF,14,eal'orc.1 :„Gnadicilgraan,404:";derk.11,zegizae'nit4
-q 1, . guests r.tt he home of 11,1r. and Ill:1 vents. With th.. itistallstion Jew "'"4 4'44
led upon former Dunggaunon friends
this week.
rIS rear half of the school roof is
being shingled. M. U. Illaellonald hav-
ing the vontract. •
Mr. and MTS. A. D. Pentland, with
members of their fatuity, spent Sun -
(kV at Southampton,
Afr. Gordon Reid and sister, Miss
Frances Reid, were guests on Sure -
day, with relatives at Port Elgin.
Mrs. Thempson,
Thamins, are guests
• - with her Mother; Ge sego Free.
Miss Alma Free, 1i. N. accompan-
led by Miss Pearl Finnigan, took in
• the Toronto. Exhibition this week.
Mr, ltd Mrs. Robert Saint and
family, of Wingharre .were Sunday
guests- with Mr. tend les. Thomas
Parks. " •
B. Macrie teller of the Dun.
• garnon branch of the Bankof Corn -
mace, was a week.entl visitor with
hie parents at • Goderich.
3iessrs. Benson and •LaYerna Pent-
land, of -Detroit, spent the weeloorid
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
f mil • 0
001- 0 85.
Mrs. Shaw and, daughter. Miss El -
GR AND.BEND
LABOR DAY
DANCING
AlIERNOGN. and EVENING
SOFTBALL GArviES
Last Week of
NelaNN4Y'S
CHOCOLATE DANDIES
That Noted Colored Orchestra
Every Night Except Pr*y
Saturday Night Dancing
During September
*Ow
,o•
ysionssalumarasammolowom
bake ovens whieb was made necees-
•Mr. R. L. Reed, of Goderich, 94." siallt by his ever increasing business Congratulations aro being exten.,
ded to Mr. and Mrs. J. *B. Young,
TfIrtST.DAY. M f2Wr,, 192,)
Men's Broadcloth Shirts
Men's tient English Broadcloth Shirts in neat hairline stripes, Blue.
tut White ground, separate collar and French cuffs,
sizes' 14 to Regular valife 32.30. Special
$1.48
MEN'S COMBINATIONS, $1.95
A splendid knit garment in mixture of
cotton and wool, suitable for between
seasons, coutfrotably cut, in natural
shado, long sleeves and ankles, sins
30 to 42, Per suit . $1.95
WOOL. BLANKETS
'White and „fleeb.y, thoroughly shrunk
and • scoured, single whipped a n 41
finished with colored borders; blue. or.
• 1'030, 513e 72 x SS. Special pair.$9.95
Black:
MEN'S PYJAMAS, mate from superior
• English Broadcloth, plain and striped
patterns. Special.. ....... .$2.50
FLANNELETTE BLANKETS .
Large double bed size, white with pink
Or blue border, Canadian make, sin
72 x 90. On sale per pair... .$2.25
•FANCY BATH TOWELS
Jacquard patterns, in large. sizes, Omit
22 1;16„. heavy • cpiality and various
paiterns Fink, Blue, Gold, Lavender,
Green. Special per pair... ..... 98e
•111......11.P..../...ara,s,.....mor...2.•.000.,
W. ACHESON & SON
companted by his son'William li*'be ""I be (tble nary to meet the de" tith- concession of West Wawatiosh, ing the course of the rme be made
Reed, of Detroit, were visitors en mand for his splendid nder. In proveto full capacity and was often unable-
upon the brth of a son
was rum.aug i/on ThOrstlay feeling references tthose belo
o vbd.
August 22nd. members of tile, congregation who
Oursday at the home of Mr. and tbe past his 0111 oven
Mrs. (Rabert :Davidson.
Mr. land Mrs. Howard Cose an bad passed to the better country. Tie
Mr; and Mrs J. Ryan and daugh- to supply the demand. With his preo-
mother, Mn II. Glenn and sister, and panner, Mr. IErly, „„ vompanied by Miss Ethel. Case of of Rev..0., S. ,Shortt of Barrie, and on
two children of Saskatchewan, ae- service next Sabbath will oe in charge
ter, Margaret. visited Mrs. Ryan s ent equipment of oven, eloetrie mixer
v to date bake shop. Two motor ,,„, ,i, „„d
has zmw -- Toronto. WOre visiton 'Imre at the the following Sunday, September 1st,:
Rev. C. II. McDonald expects.to oe-
Mrs. Charles Thompson, of London, n-
on Sunday. / trueka driven by Harvey Trsleaver 'yea ."- `
Mrs. James AL Nilleon, who Iwisa, .,,,,d_pharlea_iiivett_olv_Asstii,,s,s,,,,,,,___Msr,m1_31re,„„pepald Wiellovin.,..of en..PYrois....0.1to...PUIP4 , --- •
st---witiriter-sisterrfirst- d 1. i h. ' "'-'" Goderielf cabled upon ADungatmon re- .„ , '. , J,-,•-----;-.
'tethers, for tho past two Weeks,...is Jt tl, 1 t - h •ii/a if tatives rn Sunday. They rare ;meant- A'at.thlb.WW.0 Folocv-isTbeio. is Sear -
a' Meta ‘0 t o late rt a
inirday e wer Mr for mt.
tely 4 voisler of this great DoMinion
now visiting ralatives in Goderielt ponied by Mr. and Mrs. Abe Ifiggio- where. the. merits of ,Dr, •IThopme
fey a few days. 16.11°11°1' 'bc't"ed '-wie Dr 3ir' . jaP.-san also of Goderich. .
seph Stotitm. of Dlyth, who passed Imes Fin= Durnin who.'has been Electric;.thl hove not teen:tried and
Mr, Stephen Stathers and- datigh. away in the General Hospital, Ham, : ' ' 'proved. It is one of the 'cverld's roost
i lecture'
ter, Miss Clara &others, of Goderich, Mon. early on Sunday morning, fol- • . - "effivient remedies -for sore throat,
who cattended the funeral of their towing an o rati n o Tit 4 In Leeds and Slincoe covorges: is now
-tat Ian* back and many ether ailments
cousin, Mrs. Stlithers, else visited rel- was held from her late home In Blyth
" ° n' ur8 "" •st the home of her.parentsi' Mr. a arising from inflammation. Rubbed
Alves m Dungannon on 'Wednesday an wednesdar • Mrs, It. J. Durnin ef Asibtiold. ,
aternaon. interment orr„ and we. R; J. wiggine left im the skin its healing power is read-
nestlay. 0 11 being urea iti-the family plot in Dun- do absorbed and it can also be taken
Representatives of the loeal branch Fannon eenietery. • The funeral sore- this week for Tobermorey to move , -, II >
of the Women's Institute bare been ice at the home was private. 'erilY Inl* their houeehold furniture from there 'n'ern4 Y. . -
mediate relatives being present,and on
to Brantferci, where Mr. Wiggins will
eaneassing the villag? for funds foir WESTAELD "
the upkeep of the electric street /KIS 4011dqted by Rev. George Weir,September Srd, assume his duties , .
lighting, which is now due for ,nnoth- as, principal a one of Brantford Mr; D. -C, Rodger, of lloodstoek,
pastor of St. Andrews United ehurch,oehoob. i . , is spending a week atlas :some here.
el six months, . Blythe of s which Mrs. Stethers was al
Mrs. It. E. Willis and daugnter, very notice arid devoted member. Het• Guests on Sunday at the home of Threshing is the order or the day.
.Miss Beth Willis. returned on Sum. w assist d b•Rev E `c Anderson '
Mr and Mrs: 'William Carr of West Grain seems to be turning out very
day to their, 'home Ill Detroit after mister of Queen street United -church, ard
Wawarmsh, fifth eoneession, were Mr. .
Blyth. Feeling reference was model Mrs. Jock Ireland, their three Mrs. Palmer, 'of Earnontoty was
onJoYing a ,delightful boliday with
daughters.. Gladys. Gladys. Grace and Louise renewing old acquaintances'•in this
the Iowa parents , Mr. and Mrs. during the service to the sterling and sans Russel, of Teeswater, viciity last week.
B. J. Crawford. . . eharacter of the deceased, who was ivirs,4,01. Mi. Earl Sharp ,and lit. Mr, Webster, 'hi St. Helens vis -
from 'visiting her untie and aunt; passing to and 'fro among the.i I
Miss Edna Parks has returned never happier than -when slid- was Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell and ited on Sundaymeivin al
the home of Mr.
s -e -t daughter Verna. were SuralaYrrguests ond Mrs.
Mr. Ind Mrs* William Begley, of and needy, adminetering to their at the ham iv wiz max•vifs, wawa 11415s Eva Stackhouse, of Bruce-
14anillartaa' he was accompanied wants and speaking words of comfort Park. mrs. -Caldwell and daughter field , is the guest at the home of
by Mr. Howard Black, the trip being and cheer. She was spoken of sas a her uncle, Mr. Earl Wight -non.
Trode by motor. • ministering angel who has been cal- rtalenvdshntert Thomas rW4weiglirris.,with Mr. and Mrs. Manes. of Dlyth
_ Mr. and Mrs. Melville Glenn, sof ied up higher. The many ver beaut-.1
Detroit, arrived on yliwhich were bank- ,..sh'inlav-Shaekleton, son of Mr. and latter',visited sersitelialt..laslagclt‘ovoithhantiline.
uredaY at tit.,0 iful floral tributes Mr. Norman - Shackleton, has ao-
home of the former s sister, Mr.., ',/' ed around the casket, 'bore silent tes- fsIgutTie-
rettirm an Friday morning they were -friends, and of their deep regret Tor he:: dayi'411:wItthi"hiass teacher 'on the Mr. lan:ls_rde. jogett,,,
..1. Ryan, for a short visit on theirAhnony of the sYinlistilY et 14"X tenehrriq staff of Toronte and is now . =orbit, i i
accomparded to Detroit by Mrs. Ryan, the passing of orm much' loved. parents, foIlow-1 letters tarents, Mr and likrs. Leon-
i•ooloink .ot Memorial Hospital, St. Dungannon sixty-fiveiat Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cowan, of Ooder-
Miss Winnifred MeClure, nurse -40 The late Mrs. &others was born at ing a saMmer:ecurse at To!Orito lin- cl
iftottles..___Visited 'at her home on years ago, and-ivertasiet rm.+
lc who 1:11ilesstgerat Ve'livoMI:Y:f %lite 7:1"ss.
Thuesday afternoon being aceom dwasusirrteers°fotn Ithiletni/laYtr Mtre.n atInshafritaa. e-red-ilis 74-14elly ill
Guelph is Tralv* enieying some holi.2hrother. Mr. Jaelt Cowan. _
Mr. and Mrs. J. 1.4., Maslow& and
otroled by Mies 1Vtario Stoner. Mr, wanton litallouth, piOnecr residents
Dill Pell and Mr. and Mrs. Fred '11P of the village of Mungannon, -who attil2trat.liSealniwreel °EfilhettrPleir otl'AMst fondly visited on slindaY a1 the home
• gave the latter place its name M Ire.. field,
eft were Toroeto visitors this weektfour daughters. -only threo sisters • Prior to, ossuining his duticia of. Mr. and Mrs. WesleY Staelthouse,
Lorne .Melfensie and Chrodes Itiv-. land. Of the familyof SIX sons and ;na prim' 1
p.e rot' Dungannon , schooL et,1%Bur,pconeffilelivxd ss- ..stonemuse and son
end mole% the Centidian NutionalNurrlvel vit.* Mrs- Andrew Stewart 4ne tor s tio t i) oho ln Donald. Goderieh, visited ;,his week.
Ira, Snte.P1111 aySttorsersr had as
eesdev they bronobt with them Mr. earition, and , Mrs. Arthur Greer of w o was accompanied by two of trier - - 11 9 P c,
Extobition. On their return on Wed l and Mrs. Stephen ,,Stathers, of Dun" law, Ilr. Joseph, Stottiers of Myth, with thL. e former's pareand nts. Mr. and
ther
monde. A.tt.,.., ter niarristre r,a Th.. •daughters. Mrs. LlOyd fdp-Neii, .os itietide. .
stethers, they resided on a farm one sarnti and Miss Alberta SI:others of 3,.I's. J
Mtr. Douas glCampbell. and Mr.
and one-half /rates south of Dantean- Deaver. Codortalo. •
.. and Howard Campbell were
Veitsos now WillYs-Xaight s'bread
1 -molt *Melt is now in use for the
dollvera of brood in the distriet.
I - Guests at the horne'Of Ur. and Mrs:
B. J. •Crowford on ifednesdaff wore
Mr. Arthur -Perham And •sans Ittra in .the village. gotta (Ivor_ thirty were _Miss Patience Scott d ten. 11. tArlmOW. ,
daughter Margaret, of ',port Euron they were engaged in hnsiness .ptitilttcn, M. Mills. of 'Strathro, mr. ;Ltlei„ .
also Miss Susan Johnston, of Varna• two or three votes ago when thevibeurne
"."4"".*"... disposed of their liminess and retired. Hernvorth oft Saskatchewan, ••
Toronto; and Mr,
Of a bright and elmerful disnosition mr.:17a.Mram. J. Durnbrand Miss
JUST ARRIVED
mourn her loss. •fl *eel a verY fond alll WU $attble Beach, i • '
'PO at Present owned Iv Dr, Jos* Recent- *As th It 'Ir the gvfAs nu SuellsY--0-thearae
rawarglessomeosoisefelesewitiVisensolfrsosistleareseifths,
Toronto this week, after spending -her parents, Mr. and
several weeks'among Ids fnends Twaroley,
bore. While here Mr .Cook helPed,
the choir in their services of song, the qualities of Dr. Thomas' P,cletrhc.
by rendertig iseveralt ,s1ollos," which On it is the cheapest of till prepara::
were much enjoyed and appreciated tions offered to the .public. to.
by the people of Westfield. be found in every drug'store in Can-
coaStAnd...alLecorp.,,
•VELFA-81: • • try merchants kiep It for solo, So, 1
' Miss grashY. of Pear illyili, spent
a week with Miss Elsie Vint. '
- - ''beineeasily pracu- ra,ble and extreme-
ly moderate in price, no one should ,
freek-end with her sister, Mrs. nom, '
be without a bottle of it.
-.
Mms Mary Phillips, • spent_ the
as Ferguson ,•
•i ,
?Ir. and Mrs. Harold Ferguson. and • •
ehddren, of Iolcitztow Spent Sunday A Daily Dip
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas '
Ferguson. .
of Goclerich are spending a weetc sm.
Misses Verna and Freda Barbour,
, 1
is invigorating anti Retrestung -
with their brandparents , Mr. and me, GODERICH
•
turned to her home out West on
Mrs. Sam Shervroode. INC BEACH
• Oars. Earl Begley and sons, re- 'Is in splendid condition and the
Thursday, after a pleasant fv;s1;; with
' ' • ' '‘.......--; New 'Verandah at the Bathing
House on South Pier, adds im-
• venience of Bathers.
SUITS TO, RENT
menseiy to Comfort and. COrk.
•
•C. OMMeEDERIOEUstmUERNETSS8INAIR0005 •
John MCIend and son Renneth land Hannlyeara t°11.-og:fttdo fi41:::tin7y:Yhre,:11::"1-5y
Asittield 01 the letter's' brother, dar. :C. ;40067
grave, M"19:::115Souirein:onol'of Hazen- Mr. A. E. eeelscsieturited hen19 tik,,
PARR S
for
CHOICE GROCERIES,
PRIM'S, 'VEGETABLES,
BUTTER... EGGS.
. • MEATS, FLOUR
• ;
morerartning the Best.
SIL'VERWOOD'S .ICE CREAM
Frigidaire' •Equivned for 'Your
• protection.
Call in, look around and be con-
vinced where cleanliness is
paruniount
, • • •
Spares ,Grocery
The 'store of satisfaction.
HAMILTON STREET, GODERICH
Phone 140. -Vire deliver irrtinvir
FELTS SPECIAL in
Art Needlework
• For Early Fall VItt at
rOt1
First AVeek of Sept.
In shades of brown, red, navy
aendeggrcen, tyith the Ivig back
ff to Or With medium and 4413ABY NVEEIC
narrow brims.
KIDDIES'
BERET TAMS
- Madeira Dresses
W'oolen Jackets, hand mad*
• Woolen Blankets. for crib or
buRint
•
'Woolen Boots and Bootee;
Rubber Bibs, To and Dolls.
We invite you to see our Merchandise.
Universal Millinery and Gift Shoppe
NORTH .SIDE SQUAFtE GODERICH
obe made many friends "w'ho' Iwo Flora D11111121 spent Simday at -South. t
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and devoted mother, and will b tompanied en their return by bliss A Shipment of Pull Fashioned
greatly wdosed by her sorrowing Pauline Campbell, a fertner teacher Pore silk Stockings in Sub -Stan.
partner -in -life , and to, her four in s S. No.6, Aslifield, who will •
dards Latest !had.! and S ri s Aho
daughters and one grand -daughter remain witiv them for a short -visit!
who survive, Her Daughters, Mrs Benson Pentland returned to De...! men.W 4-.114°'SlkS
Lloyd e cd, o • Sarnia, Miss Al- troit following a short holiday at hi' For &item Feetery3tet Street
berta.' of Derlyet, Colorado. and Miss home. During his visit he accompan.;
Iona, were all home previous to her tied- his sister. Miss Margaret Pent.i
going to hospital, and for the furter- lard and other friends from Goderiell God ' h Wag C
al. her fourth daughter. Mrs. Jack on a nestor trio which included Tor- erIC ill I lb*
King. of Atlanta, Georgia, 4being un.- onto,. Oshawa. "Kingston, Ottawa and •
able to be present owing, to illness. Amherst Island, ,
She was tenderly laid to ' rest ire, Mr. 'and, Mrs. Frank Oliver and -
Dungannon ;cemetery where a large' four children left to -day tie their
number of former friends and ac- return to their home at Fort Will:am
ausintaeres o‘vsited the funeral cor- after visiting relatives in this vicin-
ter% Tre otilirbeorers were Messrs. ity and at Nile. The trip is being
D. Leith, W. R. Erskine tlerb Melt- made by boat from Sams to .Sault
roy. D. Porniestorte. William Mills Ste. Marie. and front the latter place
and Robert Watt, all of Blyth. to their destination by motel,.
ntentled for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Little.
tI
of North Bay, who have recently re -
Mrs. Stephen•Stothers visited Blyth
turned from a motor trip to British •
Wen& on Paley. .
Mr. And Mrs. B. 1tbekbart of Blyth Cauurana, were renewinir former*le-
-441Mo/tees in Dungannon and vic-i
called upon Dilitga1111011 friends on
nits,. .ting rented their house in.
Friday eveine. •
North Deo, it is their intention to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson
nom to Toronto to reside.
visited friends in Goderieli township
Mr. find.hirs. B. J. Crawford. with4
on Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. J. Young xeturai:d to her 3118s Ev$, Gardiner* returned Mi
_PrI*1
home in Goderieh icilowitur a visa don from Port Albert where they had
________ _ _ _ . __.
with her aunt. Mrs. Robert Treleaven. enhKred 4 al?asiiiit holiday in their
summer home. Mr. and Mrs. R. It,
,., Mr. and Mrs. Otto. Herman Popp
Willis and •daughter. Miss tieth'Williat
who returned .'n Thursday from their
slisilent the -oast
• honeymoon left forhome
their in aforraistihretitao inane
Detroit on Sunda itt:kv: 'CO theta re -4
Miss Margsret.ityari was the quest, turned on Saturday evening to unn.,
garruyn where they spew, i.110 week -
of tier friend. Miss Beth Willis. at
Port Albert for a few days and to- tad'
Mrs. Joints I.oekhart,, toeher nt
tnrned on Saturday,.
Ur. and Mrs. John tr, garage, Sioux bim okout, who hbeen visit4
Br ophey iiros. . James Stimehouse pienieked at Grand Esinn" and
iFrank ,Sainge and gir. and Nes. i ing her inIther, Mrs. E. Cuff of Dati-r.,
her sister, Ivirs. A. M.1
Bend on Wednesday. a traughan of *miller, left on Fri -I
day for Myth and Auburn, where shell
M. and Mrs. J. R. MeNath of
-the Old 1?eliable will be. a guest with her sisters. Mrs, trteknow spent Sunday at the home
B. Laeldmit and lifig. ,Istioza Ifiehol- '
- Oar Old and New Patrons that
- son efore returning to her hOme.f
have always in stock for inspection the finest•
• 1 • assortment .o.f Beds, Springs and Ventilated
f Spring Mattresses -The Marshall, Fishman,
E
1 It motored up from Elora on Sunday'
bShe WIS acempanied liy Mr, OOP
who will remain in Blyth for a visit.!(
Mr. and Xis, .1511)15 M. Wilsar0
dismiewaiimmomp aad -were guests with teethes itir;
t gmmons and Brantford Mattress -all the finest Gcderith and Dungannon. Mr. WiW
a 8" return"' " 1W"d" "thing'
f that will be seert in all the larger citieWith every Marshall Mr
s. An in- , while Mrs. Wilson is returning for a
v•-• - •
:4- •
• Clefriland's Bread
is tempting. e,
orriptemerit to
any meal--dehmous in itself
and lending zest to the rest of
the menu.
'
any other. Eneourage them to
• do so, as it is the most health-
• twice as Much of will our Bread as
Model Theatre
- ONE NIGHT-..
'Thurs., Sept. 56,79
'Transportation
Service
Long Distance.- Short Distance
Far Bligagements Phone.
S.R. McNutt', Mattriesville;
601 r 34, Clinton Central
How to Make:MOO and
.Spot
Atari with a small, mediiim ot
-,targe spot cia. any garment. Rub '
with cloth saturated with a home
dry-cleaning- fluid. Result -rings
.streaks and swafls asafice as- the
Tipples sent out by a pebble cast
..on the. water. Pmhance you
have tried -and have tired' of •the
effect -send your garritbnts of
• whatever fabric for safe, removir-
•
ECKIIRDI'S
• of all spots. as well visible and
GO.
of BELL RINGERS
fEATuRitIG
•CARMAN .GAY
WITH HER
• GYPSY BAND
• invisible soil to
The Goderich
French Dry Cleaning Woks
J. H. VROONIAN
Phone 122 West Street
IF YOU NEED
ADMISSION, SOo and Tau New Furniture
"MIEN' 25°• • of any description
OAMM
We can furnish the finest ar-
rangements of flowers in all
•styles for thee bride.
• -SEE US FIRST
We Positirly Save you
Money
HAROLD
• CEO. S TEWART BLACKSTONE'S
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
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Coach Phone 105 MARSHALL
E. U. CLEVELAND
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'time to buy your Mattress. the
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Rock Bottom Prices.
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GROCERIES'
CALVIN CUTT
Kloaston Phone 116
Boys and girl's, it 'will soon be time to go back to school, and
we have not forgotten to have on hand a good supply of
School Footwear in all lines. '
A new Scribbler will be given with every pair of School
•i Shoes or. Running Shoes bought between now and school
opening. ., .
LET 1.13 SUPPLY YOU wait coop FOOTWEAR
We have just received a large shipment o Travelling Goods.
• Our stock comprises a large assortment of Suit Cases, Club
Alp, Overnight Bags, Trunks, Hat Boxes, Travelling Cases,
Tourobes, etc.
Club Bags,
Suit Casts, at ...
Hat Boxes,
Travelling Cases, at.- , .....$11.00t $15.00
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