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Borders to match lc per yard.
Dainty little Caeadi•n stripes
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Seam very interesting decora-
tions in Imported Wall Papers,
in just the coloring you want
for any room in your bone.
For dininK rooms.liying-rooms
and libraries genuine Scotch
musicale, leetherettes and
other perfectly plain back-
grounds, ranging in price, very
epeeist, Vie. 35c and 50c per
toil.
For bedrooms, some very prate
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without dainty little cut-out
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Borders 5c per yard.
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GEO. PORTER
CHURCH NOTES.
The annual meeting of the committee
of management of the Victoria street
Sunday school will be held on Thurs-
day evening. May 20th.
In Knox church nett Sunda
"Mothers' Day" will be celebrated
Rev. Geo. E. Ross will give • special
discourse to the young people at the
morning service. A full attendance of
parents snit children In the family
pew is rzpeeted.
A special evangelistic service will be
held in the Baptist church on Sunday
night, preceded by a song service.
Rev. Wm. H. Wrigbton will preach
on -The Great Choice." A very earn-
est call is extended tc those who are
anxious to be saved to come and bear
this message.
Next Sunday Mr. John Elliott, prin-
cipal of the Collegiate Institute at
Mitchell, will preach at Victoria street
church in the morning and teach the
adult Bible class in the afternoon.
The evening service will he withdrawn
to afford t be congregation an oppor-
tunity to worship with the North
street Methodists at their anniversary
eertrier,.
The Epworth League of Victoria
street Methodist church held its
annual election of officers on Tuesday
evening, when the following were
elected : Honorary president, Rev. J.
E. Ford ; president, Maud Million
secretary, Benson Bell ; treasurer,
lousily Thompson ; let vice-president,
Mamie Down, Christian endeavor
department ; 2nd vice-president, (lor-
don Yungblut, missionary depart-
ment ; Sid vice-president, hazel
Belcher, social and Merely depart-
ment ; 4th vice-president, Jessie Wil-
son, citizenship department. Rev. F.
J. Rutherford, H. A., of Benmiller,
will address the League next Tuesday
evening.
Salvation Army officers were in
town a few days ago making arrange-
ments for the reopening of Army
work here in another week or two.
The officers who will he in charge
here are Captain Gerow and Lieut.
Frond, both late of St. Marys.
The following delegates from Gode-
rich Methodist churches attended the
district convention of the Women's
Missionary- Society at Blyth -on Tues-
day. From North street : Mesdames
S. E. Hick, W. K. Hager. J. H. Col-
borne, W. T. Murne , J. L. Aitken,
J. Yates, F. Elliott, J. H. Leech, and
Misses %Vashington, M. Robertson.
M. Aitken, Edna Robinson and A.
Davidson. From Victoria street
church: Mrs. C. M. Robertson and
Mrs. 0. M. Elliott. A report of the
meeting is prowieed for eget week.
SpringTonic
Now is the time you
need a Tonic for that
tired, worn out feel-
ing. A suggestion -
try a bottle of
Compound Syrup of
fiypophosphites
You will say it i. the
best that you have
ever taken.
We have it iu large $1 bottles'
C. L. €OULTIS, Phm.B.
DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST
TILILPHOXL 1P
North Street Methodist Church.
Anniversary services will he held in
North street Methodist church next
Sunday. Rev. F. L. Hltilt n, B. .A.,
superintendent of missions for New
Ontario, will be the special preacberfor
the day. Collections and subscriptions
will be taken for the debt Lund of the
church property. The musical program
- for the day bias follows :
L MOR!risu santir
Anthem -Hail C
acEW aJI Estate Hall to the 'Lord'- Anointed .. Nichol
M
l'hoir.
Solo -The Good Shepherd . Van De Water
Mrs. neo. H. King.
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e -Buggies
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The choir will be assisted, by the Sunday
sclwul orebe.tr.
Anthem-Prslse Ye the Father .. ....Uoaod
Chair sad Orchestra.
Hymn No. 21 -Holy. Holy. Holy
Deet --love Dirtiest. ..... ... . aieiber
Also A. MoCllaten and Nrr. 0.13. King.
Oakrtery-Trio. Prayer. L•bitakey
cldln, Flute and ingots
Anthem -The Prodigal Son Parts
Choir.
Hymn No. 777 -Stand up. Stand up for Jeans.
Sermon.
eolo The lord 14 My i.ight "Aletrae
Mrs. Geo. H. King..
Hymn No. 7a1 .',bide With Me.
Marsh -Maj attc .. ... Atria
Orchc,tra
Rev. W. K. Hager, pastor.
(i. H. King, organist and choir leader.
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Residence :t.2'
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. ICapt.) A. Lawson and Mi. Margaret
r t unwed last Thursday from an extended visit
w{th relatite-at Detroit.
Mrs.M. C. 4'mutton. Accompanied by her
Mr. Allan Cameron. anirrd on Saturday
from Florida and will remain In Goderieh for
the rummer. title is with her daughter. Mn.
Galt. at present.
R.r.James Hamilron attended the meeting
of the Fresbyt.ri.n 'synod of Hamilton and
London. bold at London last week.
Mr. and Mr.. Jo., Dh Martin stent Sultday
with friend. at King -bridge.
MIs Hattie 0.trout visited with friend- at
Hrucefield,over the weekend.
Mr. S. H. ('Ieme,:t. chief engineer of 1 mterio'
(Jos ernment railway.. was in town yeaterday
mak,ng • brief vi -it to this smother, Mrs. Clem
ent and sister. Mn. H. F:. Middens,.
-eaforth : New- : Mr. A. Reid. Goderich.
spent Saturday with his parents. Mr. and Mr..
J. H. Reid Mr.. D. Mark.. Goderich. spin
the week -end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Strsneeer.
Wimeham Advance: Mr. M. J. Dalton In-
land Revenue officer. of Goderich. was In terra
on Monday and Tuesday in connection wits
the bank war .tamp.
Mr,. J. F. Speiran returned home from Bre.
sets this week anrr :a two week.' stay with tier
More. who bas been ill with pneumonia.
Mr. Itabin..on, of Mie, Camp belts. was elew•
Ing the summer styles In millinery at Toronto
his week.
Mao. Rath Stranner, of Se•forth, lathe Vied
of her outer. Mn. I. Marks.
Mr. J.R. Marshall. of the C. P. R. w
iter et Tomato this week. -
•111.. kllerJ.ne Is'4ltinr at MitchelLssAM.
MI. Ube past
few woolly,. wooth.. 1.11 who had been fori4Detroit
d'irlrrg the Pan
ea Tee day.
Mr Ft. R McGowan. of myth. waif In town
Moods's.
Mr. A. troy .',danss was up from Sarnia nn a
brief visit the part week.
('•pt A. Moultrie. musketry In.t rimier at the
London military .amp. and Mr. Rongris
mete In town on Sunday. Mrs. Koug.1, had
test returned from Philadelphia. where .be
pe.l the winter, and left with the Captain on
Monday to spend some t Ione In London.
M.ser.. w'. R. *caller and Ry Halter
has Ine finished their atrdies at Toronto for
the tern. arri' ed home last week for . brief
r1tt before conuneneleg their .ernmer work.
Mr Howard Walter will .pend the summer at
Slerman's. In Northern Ontario. and Frey will
he entreated at Toronto.
Call and inspect our new
stock of the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest )1915
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
McLaughlih
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON STREET
TMs SOARS OP TRADE
Orgaminisg i. Sapport of Samford Oy -
law -P. IR Sedgeb. Secretary.
At • meeting of the council of the
Board u( Trade bell on Monday even-
ing. Mr. J. Raa•(wd was present, and
preparation..sere made foe the com-
mencement of an active campaign u.
behalf of the bylaw to be voted upon
on the Z3ed a this month. A general
meeting will be held on Friday smell-
ing of this week to get the organise
Goa In support of the bylaw in work-
ing order. Everybody In favor of the
passing of the bylaw is iuvited to be
ppree.�et at the office of the American
Road Machine Co.
Some correspondence in coonectioo
with the offer of Mr. t) E. Fleming
of grounds for a military training
camp was fwd. So far the Militia 1)..
partmeot has not seen ft to take ad-
vantage of he offer, having decided to
continue the training cam at Lon-
don; but • further effort will be mode
to .fissure the favorable attention of
the Minister of Militia in the matter.
Mr. F. R. Hodgen is now acting es
secretary of the Hoard. and it is hoped
be will become the peratanent secre-
tary, as be is just the right man for
the position.
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ELECTION IN CANADA.
Manchester Comedian Disapproves -
Thinks Elation Could Be Upset.
London, Aril 30. -The Toronto car- game.
SUMMER SPORTS
FeotttalL
A meeting of the executive of the
(ioderich Football ThursdayAssociation
was
held oo evening of last
week and the following schedule was
drawn up :
May 10 -Big Mill vs. Y.--1
13i. T. R. vs. Big Mill.
17-Y. vs. G. T. R.
24,-Y. vs. Big MW.
24 -Big Mill vs. G. T. Rt
:rl-G. T. It vs. Y.
31 -Big Mill vs. Y.
June 3-G. T. R. vs. Big Mill.
7-Y. we. G. T. R.
10-Y. vs. Big Mill.
l4 -Bi Mill vs. G. T. R.
17-0.T. R. vs. Y.
The following Items wets decided
upon :
Failing other referees, the captains
of the teams will act as referees
over the games in which they are not part.
rt.
The president and secretary were
appointed • grounds committee.
All games ere called et 7 o'clock and
must commence by 7.13 if seven play-
ers are present otherwise the game
will be forfeited'.
No substitute player may he put on
the field After the commencement of
the game.
Western Football League roles wil
govern the game in all case,.
The protest committee consists of a
supporter, not • player, from each
team. with the preeidebt and secre-
tary.
The enrolment fee on any team is
"ten cents up to sixteen members. over
that number the fee is LS cents.
The secretary, E. A. Werner, is
open to receive contributions toward
the purchase of goal nets, etc., from
any who way be interested in the
respondent oThe Times again states
that eiss indications suggest t. ton
mediatedissolution of Parliament.
nt. On
this subject the London correepoodent
of The Manchester Guardian today I
says :
"Conversation with influential Cana-
dians now over here reveals the fact
tbat even supporters of Sir Robert
Borden's Government disapprove of
bolding an election at the present.
They further say that although the
present Government would most
likely be returned again, still holding
a dap party election would be held in
remembrance against them.
"As to the proposal for recording
Canadian votes on the battlefield, it u
highlydoubtful whether the votes
woulbe legally sound. Probably
there would be an excellent chance of
the election being upset by the Cana-
dian courts backed up by the Privy
Council."
Men of Canada.
Men of Canada.
Fellow Americans,
Proud our h eart.teat for you over the border
Proud of the fight:yen wage.
Praetor your vali..nt youth
some to battle for freedom and order.
TM First Mosquito.
As Prthlin� a mother eras putting her
to bed, sbe said :
'Now yrn right to sleep, dear. Don't
he afraid. for God's angels are watch-
ing over you."
8hoetly after. while the mother and
father ware reading in the library. th.
ehiM called to her mother
"Yes, dear. replied the mother.
"What la it Y'
"Aa angel is booing around just
awtl, mother.- cried he little girl.
"sod it's bitten me 1 -New York
Tleees.
A Desperate Cam.
"Oh, what a time I bad last night.
Jksetow. it's w1y by m
the Lord's arey
that raw w roans today t"
KLES
Don't Hide Tbem ,With a Vel; Re-
move Them With the Othine Pre-
This prescription for the removal of
freckles was written by • promioeet
physician, and is usually so suooeedul
in removing freckles and gi ing e
clear, beautiful complexion that it is
told by druggists under guarantee to
refund the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil : get an ounce of *thine and re-
move them. Even the first few appli-
cations should show • wonderful im-
provement, some of the lighter freckles
vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine ; it is this that
is sold on the money -back guarantee.
On our own battlefield..
Mary • the bout we had -
Yankee. Canadian. redcoat and ranger .
Hut our. M brotherhood.
Staunch through the rectories.
Shouts la our blood now to .bare in your
danger.
Ah. 1l s a weary thing
%getting and watchtodhere.
Nambling enrrelves to a troves' neutrality ;
Yet in • world at war.
Ms our good port to keep
Patient to forge the straw peace of eAal4ty.
Though. theo. our part be Peace
Y.1 ops free lighting soul.
League w1W your own gutta the world lust
of vandals :
Ti.. In the dreary night.
We. with your women, weer
And for your-breudieas dead burn our shrine
candle.
sohl the [vole. taw
4d oar +ane borderline.
By out tont. faith. that no border can .ever,
Yreedom '-now mai your fight.
Waging the death of war.
Silence the demons of cannon forever.
Mr. Narcissi M. ('antin, of Mt.
Joseph. is in tddwn today. Mr. ('antin
ss again giving hie attention to the
development of the lakeside "city,"
which Rome yewrs ago was the centre
of great interest.
Uee Blackstone's delicious iee.cream
of superior quality for all occasions.
Orders delivered. _-_-
Let anyone set his hand in theme
days M do what le right and nothing
else, and it will Ms
brow is stamped with b
th along
mu
thats to
make up the horniest expremrlon.-
K ingeley. -
Edwards' Is tb. piece *bore you get
that pure lee cream sad beesamade
early
O. C. 1. NOTES.
The closing sessions of the art ex-
hibit at the G. C. i were much better
attended than the earlier ones and
every visitor was amply repaid for tn.
time spent. Many were not fully
aware of the fact taut such a fine dis-
play of pictures could be seen at so
little cost or the attendance surely
would have been larger. The officials
of theCollegi•te. both on the board and
on the staff feel satisfied tbat the ex-
hibit was appreciated by all who saw
it, and, while the financial returns
were not as large as were hoped for,
about $50 will be available for the pur-
chase of pictures. Mr. J. W. Vanatter
has also signified his intention of
making a donation from the exhibit,
for which the Collegiate stag express
tbanke.
The annual cadet inspection will be
held et the Agricultural Park on Wed-
nesday, May 14th. at 1.30 o'clock. As
there will he no rifle drill thisear the
inspection will be somewhat bile(. Vis-
itors are invited to be present.
Mins Hodge. Mimi Fraser and Mr,
A. M Robertson have been called by
the Department of Education to read
examination papers at Toronto this
year. Miss Hodge will attend on June
21st and read the papers on lower
school history, Miss Fraser on June
'Lith to reed the pers on art, and
Mr. Roberteos .,e July 0th t0 toad the
middle school papers on Bettie and
Kin folk of Canada.
So mar goer allied ann.
Smite with hi. Merlons the lord of Ilissrder.
0ed .peed lour noble rause '
lied rave your gallant ten.'
µ•(q14 we mIgist ell *118 them over the
border.
Paso r M mit • v a. In Chicago Rrl tJ•h
A nerk,an.
Rexall Orderlies are free from harsh
drugs and are he nicest ,attritive for
fildten. Sold only by H.C. Dunlop.
he Raman Store, 10e.. 116a and Kir.
ties
Th. RIRrtal was glad to have • Dail
on Saturday from Mr. Anthony Allem.
Ot Dunlop. it was Use first time b.
had been is tows for Itwm. months.
Y.4L
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MAwES PERFFCT BREAD
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Canadian history
•
AT TIME WATERFRONT
The steamer Val Cartier arrived on
Mi.nday with gr4n foe the dig Min
and' cleared mons on Wednesday.
light. for the bead of the lakes,
Th. steamer AIikoksn le now being
fitted out under ChM Bngioeer Are-
betg. of hassle- It M expected that
the boat will be toady to Nave some
time next week. Captain Drown, also
of Sarnia. will he la command and the
boat will meow la the seal and ore
trade bate itis new grain comes In F.
the fall
The ammo for the (lest potatoes of the
breakwater eiattas.ion is saw being
emend .o � II tarp
privatise MO tS
/pndatbaa by loading .tone era se
wows, alter wide\ It M drawn out and
swk Is the eseavatioe made by the
These are great days fey the Reisow
Summer Millinery Is Ready 1
There will be a [g n,7a1 display of new Flats in Summer
Styles, on Friday, May 14th, and following days.
A showing of the latest and prettiest models in Leghorns, Mohairs, Pana-
mas and other light Summery Straws.
We announce our Formal Opening Display of Summer Millinery for the afternoon of
Friday, May 14th, and the following week, when we will show the newest styles and latest
developments in Millinery for summer wear. Miss Cathcart has just returned from visiting
the markets, where she picked up many late novelties which will be shown for the firm time
on Friday.
We extend a cordial and hearty invitation to visit the show -room on OpenitlgDeys and
feel assured you will be interested in the extremely attractive display that will greet you.
SMART SUITS
FOR WOMEN
Our Tailored Suits for Women have character and style that ap-
peal to good dressers. Every garment is designed, cut and made
by experts. The materials and linings are of a high order and
the styles are those that find the. greatest favor for the season.
We show these Suits in a splendid variety of fashionable materials
and in practically all sizes.
Prices range from $12.50 to $25.00
Our Special Suit at $16.50
This is a Suit of exceptional merit, and the greatest amount of
style and value it is possible for us to find has been crowded into
it. Navy blue or black. A Snit of undoubted value..
$16.50
Special Bargain in Axmin-
ster Rugs
114O.00 Rugs for $33.50
Them Rugs are seamless English Axmin-
ster
xmster of extra high quality. We have
them in but two petterte, both good.
They are Rugs that will wear for years
and stand any amount of hard usage.
The colon ate as fast as it is poeeible for
the hest dyes to make them. Size 3 x 4
yards T opportunity 'to sell them
ugs at this price is an exceptional one.
The regular price is at least
g40.O0. 4 to sell at each.... 3.
2sc Table
See our 25c Table on Saturday. You
wilt find it right •t the [root of the store.
On it are the beet valises in Knitted Sum-
mer Underwear, White Cotton Under-
wear, Cotton, Lisle end Silk Boot
Hose. that constant marching atter the
best has been able to find. We are mak•
ing a special feature of 11ne. at this
price and you will not find our 25c values
beaten anywhere. Just see them on Sat-
urday or bent week.
A Big Selling of Curtain
flaterials
Big selling of Curtain Materials starts
next week. Greatest values in Lace
Curtains and Drapery Materials we
have offered for many and many a
day. It is doubtful if we ever had
anything as good. We cannot go
into details herr but if you have Cur-
tain Materials to buy just come here
next week and we will save you
money.
Dainty Neckwear
More dainty Neckwear just to band this week. New
York's latest and most approved etytee in immense variety.
Inexpensive, neat and attractive at lie, 310o, 40s. i•00o
and
"Hokproot" Hosiery'
More and more people are learning the merits of this fam-
ous Hoes. It does away with the terrors of darning day,
for every pair arrive tete absolute guarantee of the maker.
1f a hole appears within the gueranted time you get •
new pair without extra coat. Bold by the box only.
Children's ribbed, fine weave for girls. and
heavier and stronger foe boys. 3 pokes in a box.
per box. ,...1.00
Ladies' extra quality cotton, aeamlees feet, 6
pain is a box at per box 1/11:•00
Ladies' fine Lisle. osamles@ feet, 0 pain in a box
at per box I112600
Ladle►' Bilk Hoer, beautiful qualityhied',
white, greyand the new **Pain Beach" shade.
Either solicolor to • box or done up assorted
if you wish. 3 pain in a box. per box$3600
A New "Hokproof" Line
This is • silk ankle Hose of exceptionally good quality.
•
Full fashioned, seamless feet. spliced heels. A splendid
wearer. Black poly. 3 pairs in a box at per $2.25
box LL
Extra Value in Factory Cotton
The best value in the old reliable Factory Cotton we have
bad for many a day is now on our counters. We all
special attention to a line at Sc. 11 is soft, free from
dressing and of exceptional merit. Full :16 Inches Q„
wide. Per yard Qom,
Awnings for your Home
Wo make Awnings of all kinds and put them up. Any
window or verandah can be fitted Nothing contributes
so omen to summer comfort in the home as Awnings oo a
window or verandah exposed to the sun. Select your ma-
terials from our big range and we can deliver the Awnlog
in • week'. time. E•timates cheerfully furnished. Old
frames re-covered or new ones furnished complete.
WE RE-COVER Ur1BRELLAS
Now is a good time to get a new cover on that Umbrella, the handle of which is still
good. We can do it for you at a moderate frost.
Hodgens Bros.
DIRECT IMPORTERS, GODERiCH TfiI.IsLPONE NO. 25
men and from 4 o'clock a.m. until IoM
at night the rod and line may iso seat
to typer.t
ioa, is most instances
with good romilta.
-ROVON ON RAW cisme oat
, Mien ete. Don't Die In the
H • Notamo lir and far at Dreg and
Country stoma
Mr. 1. J. Yolgvs1S and tomo have
moved to the koneei es @treat
formerly swain sad neenplodus=
F. S. istreette whleh Mr
has smoetiomod.
Tin PMsM M. ..• Stamm Tet.
The psMnt mafislni eat is draw
• may. benne isms Inas gist ea
Ape41 ,tit8. Coln tram soars all
potent aadielasa. Oasbw, pier. tiae-
nings, peeisd/s, Naimwfe, salves, pine
mse.. eye waters, oneness,
sea, toilet preparations.
jales...te., will be
osemae'md a sump la value of
one eon or _mom tett fn the res
toil volae of the artlsla Packages or
beetles retailing for flee or it meat
have affixed • etaeeest stamp. Foe
melt additional twenty -live mints or
haetio..i part thereof 1e value of the
an addltloaal not mast In si-
Most
Tide maria list the tan will
ens Rom t M fS pee 1M retail
Imo le
bribe mi
as
the.oassmor and eolleetellirom the
�uste
er. The .tamp le mho Maeatled
11n a and date.
AQ Americas patenttoilet
ordain sold la Canada aro tarry-
ing three eines taxes : let. tee special
tax hapoaed la the Coital Stater fed.
*8.74per eeat.ettre m
e.eto. duty Ism -
by the Oasadlaa Go..e.m.at
esh ail imports 1 fel, tie glome tat es
CtisRlefaoa, Ma.. Imposed by e
DemisiasmOeeorameat.
OM of *8. lard M t
'Vassals= &said
bet ClommalsetniX am
eastanser shauld ply 0I�� Amesse lbw&