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The Groceteria
Cor. North St. and Square
The best of, all kinds" of
groceries at tie lowest
pt ices -
FRESH DAIRY BAITER
Another shipment just
In of Bacon. This in-
cludes Kincardine Bacon,
Boneless Back and Break-
fast. The test that can
It' bought.
FRUIT, Freak aid Dried --
Grapefruit, Oranges, Lemons,
Bananas, Dates, Figs, masse
and Apples,
BREAD Mir
I2c s loaf
;F:TTI\i: K►:.11►?, .1T THE U.i:UlOid.
Winter Elect Will soon 'li,pel'sr on
*hi Sluaater's Unitises..
Spring work 1, progressing on till'
freighters stitch have N% tattered lid
(iuderich 1uarbor, in preparation for
detau•lure on the SPa41o11'. hh .I l as s.aln
as sailing orders are r•eelved. Un
nwrly all the bouts the engine -room
staffs have been working for .11110
pure, and although 111 time of writ lug
none of the captains has arrived some
of them are rxpw tel within the text
few days. lee conditions are still
woaewhat wnertatu, atwl allot Iter
Nettie whtep works for delay Is the
railwaymen's strike iu tlw States,
whu•h is holding hook loudness at the
lake peri..
10 the list of captains and 1•ugiu0ers
given 11900. 1110 bsuts lying at this
Vessel
%V. (.riaut Norden
•J. H. G.'Il:tgarty
}:wperor
•F:. It. •toss r.
Midland I'riuee
('41111ng}Its11
•.V. 11. N1.1tthews
•Mi:llan.l King
• Met rtia 11
Sarni•n
Sir Trevor-11.waon
Stad:w ont
Haddington
Toiler
l'atli n:4
T. P. Phelan
Fuirfp.x
l
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Maplebili
Jlaplrerove
Sego i u
to
it t7 Pralke -.
City of Ilatulltos
Pity f e Wawa
ltellev Ir
11 yon i ><;
\ GRI %T
(aenshee
Glentsla
•laenoreyoy
I:lennnn:u4
:Irnlyoc
GlrWthr'
tactical ru
G leustr i uw
• :lenbra •
(: hncp d.• u.
\,•..1•I
purl are marked • . 'chi, list 111114 lot
hw•lttc&P the Glenwood. which belongs
to yaw Montreal Tratisterrtaliou l'o.
Hcr ppjritu Is \\'andell Brown, of Mir -
ohs. and engineer (k4a. Firming.
ut Kiva'.tun.
Note• at the Heber.
Th•• river breakwater shows signs
tot the in•vere test it sustained at the
time of the spring freshet. Sum; re-
pairs will he neemaary.
The Doty Engineering ('u, ham had
most of the retail work o11 the lasts
to do, and the plant in the l'. 1'. H.
freight shed has 114'1 kept busy 00
this work for many weeks. It fa now
almost completed, but the Ponoses
has other work to keep Its plant busy
during the summer.
The steamer Hagarty last week un-
loaded a portion of its cargo of wheat
at the W. t'. 1'. M. elevator. Thos
grain Is (ow4guexl to the Wheat Board.
('.%NAD.% STEAMSHIP LINES.
Captain
C. E. Robinson
G. W. Pearson
I). W. Burke
J. 11. Hudson
A. B. McIntyre
Peter McKay
A. F. McLennan
N. Me4:lenuon
It. Mrlutyr•
H. 1'Fette
H. U1nmlea
0, H. Page I
It, J. Wilson -,
W. H. Montgomery
W. •Ikeatty
E. J. Shannon
H. Neffertu u
K. Ii Hindi
H. A. !Raney
Herb. Brian
'W. Brian
Ales.Wilson
'r: H :. Jhueroh
44. 1'ateuaudt+
.1. I.. 11ax1er•
.1. J. Jarrell
F:. Walkinshaw
Engineer
Jas. Me:r1'g1.1r
('has. 'tot.•rtsot
Geo. N. Smith
it. It. F11de
J. A. Pickard
li. J. Jack
Reid
l'Itas. !Arleta..
John I(•la
t: Mten
1. J. 'loyalist'
Get. :4•b ruler
W. I.. Shay
A. E. Kennedy
}:awry Scott `- -
llugh Myb•r
Tilos. II. I lattle
F. l'atters n
John Holler
Wm. Keith
l'bas. Gray
F. A. Mo4'auley
A. E. 1'rostbwaite
It- W. Flety
11'tu. l ►n nga n
John Kennedy
Geo. A. Sauce
J. kirk
LAKES TRANSPORTATION COMPANT.
Captain
It. .1. latvigiw
J. Tindall
F. Burke
W. Taylor
A. A. Hudson
M. Stalker
It. Garde
1.1' na ppobdel l
1t. Burke
0. Heoelery
THE COLBORNE STORE
OUR Ready,-to"Wear Department, which is just one month' old; has been •
gratly appreciated by the many people who have visited it, EV"¢ryoie is
surprised at the large range in every line, the pretty (decoration Of the department
and the up-to-date manner in which the garments are kept.
Engineer
P. Golxlwiu
I'. Eagles
0. I'ri.e
J. SllvertI orae
It. A: Sinclair
j. A. Mt4'hristle
.1. tiHbert
E. Hurl
A. Knight
�. H. itrickenden
ALGOMA-C174TBAL $TIA.MSHIP LINE.
•Agnwa '- .1. L. :Smith
W. l'.• €rwaa. 4 Jordan _ _ - _ _._ -_ A. M. Mc 'nitro
J. Faster Taylor. D. ,Montgomery W. T. Re •
Home Smith . _ *tyre D. McLeod
Qsptaln Engineer
( ISH IND (' %RR%
. M cFadyen
Mr. James 4'ult. R•eve.of
has piln•ha.v d idle boos• on
avenue formerly (recopied by Mr. Jos
)144'Iaebirty. and he ant Mrs, ('din
will shortly beome residents of Code -
rich.
Mr 1Vr'sley Walker has pnr.•has41
4••nstur l'rululfeot's house. rortwr
Elgin aveiuw' and Waterloo street, and
he and hi, family will shortly remove
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
Twice during the Iasi week the prier. of •1'ietorp'kinds has
►i4•n adh'n4•l, the 1931 isetne ,lune remaining uneffected and mtlll
available at :ti-TMC-tntrrest. - t•
A win -hit opportunity is presented to those Dot sericxtsly
_ •ffe4 ted by 1n41►me tae and owning iikni and 1407 bonds.' These
people ran sell their *984 hen•br an,I reeeive $100.50 or aril the
'I and reepiv. Sur' and atetnaLlnterent. They can -then purelure-
- est4 hind et 11t receiving ado -_w ULas.a bond for the,eame. amount
ml the amine rate of interest -a ehPqur for $3.1.00 in the ease of 1403
Inds eh tone 79, $:.O W to the case of 146^,7 for Paean Won linifd so
ehchanged.
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T. R, HARRISON
Irsaraaee is ail ka B1aselws
S14 �' ► Wont *mai
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Godo• r i r li
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Thoas ars the ing
features predominating
our new Spring arrivals,
Space will not permit
`..`tom.. us to enumerate all the
good things we would
like to show you, but we
quote a few lines which
are representative of the
best in 8hoedom.
Ladies' Oxforda, in black
and brown, kid and pat-
ent leathers at $4.50 to
$9.75.
Ladies' Pumps, in kid and
patent $3.00 to $8.00.
Genta' Oxfords, in brown
and black $8.00 to $11.00
Gents' Balmoral, in brown
and black, kid and calf
leathers $7.00 to $12.00.
Boys', Girls' and Chil-
dren's lines at corre-
spondingly low prices.
IIARMAN'
W. REG. SHARMAN
II
10 1t. the pporchane pr1t•e -iii 3:,000.
Mr. Walker is to be congratulated upon
the Requisition of this property, which
'4s
one of the most e'otufortaltle resi-
dents -it in the town.
Od1TUARl'.
MeV IF:: -The death °marred at
Alexamt hospital on Tueshly. April
0th, tY a`m Mc4itte, a well-known
and tee ed resident of Goderich,
after n ill •ss of ((bre• weeks Mr
McNiff wa born near Pike Falls.
(111111.17f I.• rk. seventy-seven 3141 rm
new Huliett township. in
this 401111tch who 1 a young man and
later to Nile, w arc• be loved for
twenty yeses, and bout fifteen years
ago retired from tlw arm and removed
to this town.- •He in rv1ve1 by his
wife, having 1 • at for agi' of
ten years a811 their- only remaining
' child, Minnie 1 . Whitley e, having
e diel ten yl.'atY_ -lost.. tall--a-lose
, 44)11411 was reei7 eenly fel by the
!wren veil parents. RPO. 1t. C. Me-
Ik'ra,td, minister of Knox church. cow
j ducted the funeral service at the rent
deur, Elkin 444enue, on F'rlday last,
and the intervent wort In Maitland
cemetery. The pallbearers were Robt.
'nags l'lun. Mt'Hartly, Jas. Mitchell,
1Vw. Waite, W. .1. MiNevla and Wm.
111411,'. `Mr. Me1'Ittle is sui'rvicel by
one brother and four slater..: EIlslha
M,VIttle, of Rod�e}lt ; Mrs. Braithwaite,
of Ieonlesbor4 ; Jtrs. Reid, of Toronto:
Mrs. Thos. Shan, of Hultctt, and Mrs.
w'm. Moon, in the Rest. A number of
!kite relntivrs from Ilullett were
ent at the funeral.
(k11.lrrlic 11tPR.- After never
�-eurs of failing pe•Ith, 34rs. Gold-
' thorpe, widow of the Iste Joseph Gold-
}
thoria., mooed away on Saturltsy In
nt the loon. of her son -In -low and
daughter, Mr. anal Mrs. H. J. A. Ma••-
Ewon. Bruer street- The dceea.w•d.
noose mnidPn name was Jane Me•-
ieu•en, was born in the township of
1'auglmu. York county, and eagle with
her Mishkin(' to ('ollsorne tnwnxhlp over
sixty years ago. Mr. Goldthorpe diel
twenty-two scars ago. Leaving the
homestead. Mrs. Goldthorpe resided
for sen•n v0I1r4 In Saltford and tot-
the
orthe Inst fifteen years In (kalerb•h. She
leaves two sons and five daughters:
Joseph T.. of New 1.Iskeor : Albert J.,
on taw homestead in ('ollrorne; JPatl-
ettr. of Parkland, Alberta ; Malwl, of
'tondos, ons„ Alice. Emily and Hattie,
of (;oclarlch. Three brothers and two
dsters also survive : D. A. McLaren,
Goderleh; Robert McLaren, of
Prima -en, Micah.,: 1)11n•on McLaren, of
Sault -cite. Marie, Mich.; Mrs. itolert
('ollln,au, of ('hIlllwaek, 11. 1'., anti
Mrs. James Edward, of l'allfornla.
Mrs. Goldthorpe was a woman of
brunt). (olive Intelttlrene• anti even
through the 3P44r•m of lilmers and soffer-
lug which preedel her death she
rnalatsinel a keen snd alert outlook
upon taw world anti its events The
funeral s'rvbes on Mnlalay afternoon
were conducted by 'let. A. i.. 4:.
('larkee. rer•tor of St. George's ebnrrh.
and the fin nen r'r•4 were MPn4rs. J. T.
(101 A. J. Goldthorpe, 1'. J. and H. J.
A. )lscgwon. The interment was In
taw ('olt,nrtw cemetery. Among those
present Mere Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Roth -
ail!. of Toronto: Mr. Rota•rt McLaren.
of Cromwell. Mlch.; Mrs. Angus Se.nrd,
of dlnmllton, sod lar. anri Mn. ()deld.
of Ihtnhs..
TIFF'IN.---.1 lady neeh esteemed by
sal who kites' her, -lo the person of
%Ilam Martha Mary Tiffin, passed to
the reward of the faithful on April
•
If it is pouible that you have not visited this new department :1`
we invite you to do so at your earliest convenience. We want every
woman in Goderich and the surrounding country to know Colborne's
Ready-to-wear Department thoroughly.
Do not wait until you are needing a garment from this depart.
ment, but come when it is convenient and inspect the lines we are
carrying, so that you will knew where to get the right merchandise
when the time comes for you to buy.
Miss Colborne is concentrating all her energies on this department
and will be glad to show the many lines of garments at your convenience.
SWEATER 'OATS AND PULLOVERS
The new. spring lines have arrived.,,r, They are
\t-gnderful in the new designs and colorings. They
come in plain colors r.r combinations of colors.
'Pullovers are shown fur ladies, tniase4 and girls
in every color and at mane different prices.
Ladies' ('oats in the new tuxedo with contrasting
vest and belt.
Light -weight ladies' Coats with revertible eotlar -
in maw
manly .1441'tl. • •
They are n display in our new department.
WHiTE SKIRTS AND EDDIES
Ate.Qabardine :thins in all sizes 'and several
designs,- te 'th pockets and button trimming un pockets,
at $2.96 eabll.
Middy oases come in plain white, white with
nave aures light lue collars, or in all navy. eoleuhahren
bine or min. .. y range from $1.90 to $5.00 each.
HOUSE DRESSES
• In all sizes from 34 to 44. in e�1lth�rae,
figured gingham'," and prints. Man) ditfthent desires---
areetheil)4e_sshown wigs trimmed eollara and cuffs. A
great many with white collars and eula. - -
These are also slum gt ht our new department.
SUITS
They have been greatly admi
stock is getting smaller. The styles a
est creations and there is only one gar
Tricotine, gabardine 'and
that are shown in navy and black.
Every day our
fashion 's new-_
ent to a style.
the cloths
Tweeds and jersey cloth are also in the. range
in lighter colors.
awaissalii
Many of these suits clave vests in silver and old
cloth and jersey cloth. Others are shown without vet; s.
A great deal of button trimming is used in eombinatio
with military braid.
These edits range ikcpriee from .i .O0 se $TSMO
CORSETS
S
D. & A. and Goddess Corsets. D.,* A: la back
laee and Goddess in.; front lace. The -showed models
;nave arrived. A special athletic model at $3.50 and
$3.75 a pan.
COTTON VOILES
The most wonderful range we have ever shown.
Mink from the best quality voiles in eo►nbinations of
colorings that are new. Every shade is shown and the
combinations are wonderful.
They range- in -price frees 11.00 to $2.00 a yard
and many are shown in cress lengths.
• SILKS AND DRESSGOODS
A great '. ariety of Silks iii alt a oior, it r.A'prio
Navy bilk in�manv qualities - of duebeail satin
from $2,50 to $5:00 a yard. Also sopenbagen blue,
dark and light, brr.wn and greens in dneheesspallette,
and habutai.
wear.
A large 'ranged black Silks in 4uebeaa, polle'lte
and taffeta. Many qualities aero shown, from *10
IMP is yard. .
• Ni-tyWoe and blaek serge, 64 in. 'wide. in lice ``
boilinfireionti5.110 a yard. IVral a �1'wrl rcTairelot-b
-dor .pl'lag-Sort. and Coat..
Fme Coating materials. in broadcloths, serge* and
velour. these (loth* rowall wawtest_.adore.
COATS ----
Eaeh day briny'. allear-
er the rant tiara weather,
It will be to roar advantage
,to
early before the hest gar-
ments are all gone.
---We--are carrying North -
way 's Coats, which are well
known to everyone as gar-
Jments that girt_ _-perfei't_
satisfaction, for the•ty, are
made well infr the •atflii'!
-nrweat. -Aw-in the
--we have only- one.
to a -Nyle. -
It -ill be a plestiure to
show t eec Costs. at your
conveiile
J. H. COLBORN
1st nt the bona of her sister. Mrs.
Joseph Taylor, Ltu•know. Miss Tiffin
w•am born in the township of ('olbnne,
near Nile, July 22nd, 1841, the third
daughter of the late John Tiffin. For
fifteen years she lived with a (later
at St. Thomas, Ont., but for a short
time before her dPsth ohs- had been
with her sister et Lowknow. She was
a lifelong member of the Methodist
church and by her constant faith and
consistent life wan well prepared for
the home efertuil. She !Paws. two
brothers and thteer esters : John J.
Tiffin, of town; Iter. Albert ('. TIMtI.
of Watford; Mho Jeanette Tiffin. of
St Thomas; Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of
i.ncknnw•, and 31lsa Lizzie Tiffin, of
town ,1 s'rtice was held by Rev. 1t.
1'. Irwin at Mr. Taylor's home, Ltu•IP
now. 071 April 1st, and the remains
vier.. then brought to the home of Jtr.
J. J. Tiffin, town, .heave the funeral
took place on April 3rd to the ('ole
Morse cemetery, the services Meting con-
ducted by Iter. H. 1). Moyer. Rev.
J. E. Ford and Rev, J. F. Reycraft.
The p llh arers were Mermen, 14. fbep-
peed, Andrew Mellwaln, W. Melend
•nd e'hsm. Glrvin. Those who at-
tended. lw1i44.s the brothers and aim -
term. Inelnded Mr. Joseph Taylor. M,ss
Msrgsret and Mr. Ewart Taylor, of
1.n•knnw, and Mr. R. T. )'Incomb (111
(laughter, of Mt. Thomas Floral offer -
Ings, in (ddltlon to those from rela-
tives, were hent by the I'Ineomb family
and the ruble clams of the }'drat Meth-
odist ehnrch, St. Thomson.
or:Arms.-After an Miasma of mPe'
eral months,;eon Mel#an, wife of Mr.
R'llllcm 1tiseom, Newgate 'Ftteet,
poss4l nw•y on Sunday last, at the
T -H -$--•--H-GU-S E 0.F --RE LI AB
esrly ape of twenty -threw ,years: Be-
sides the husland, three young chil-
dren, two girls and • boy, are left in
the lereaced hone. Mrs. Beacom waii
a native of Letlibrhlge, Alberta, and
she and Iwr husband had resided to
Goderich the last four years. The
funeral took place to Maitland cem-
etery on Wednesday afternoon, net. J.
F. Meyers ft ofik•Iatlog.
IN►\(►VAN.- The follow Ing Is from
The Seafortl Expositor of past work
Mrs. ('stlwrinw Donovan died at Win-
nipeg. Man., on Thursday. April 1at,
aged seventy-six yemra. She had been
111 only Pleven days and had the ('on-
sdatlon of being attended by 140n4d-
gnorr ('herrler, of taw Immaculate ('on-
eeption chnre•l,, In her 111 Pt moments.
She leaves, M14kk•s her husband, three
daughters, Mrs. James O'Leary, of
Wint.lp•g: Mrs. James 1►•Iton, of
(ioderteh, omit Mrs. Albert Fortune,
of Sesforth; sol sit grandchildren.
she had Men a remittent of Seaforth
abort forty-five years. where mite was
well loved by •11 who knew her, having
been 11 kind and loving mother and •
very gond neighbor. The remalas ar-
rived here on Monday evening and
wer,"taken to the remitlene of her
daughter. Mrs. Albert Fortune. The
(Intern' took platy on 11IPs1ay morn-
ing at t%.:ttt at St. James' 1t. ('. ehnriM
and the remains were laid to rest in
Mt. .lames' cemetery. MPIatIvem from
edit of town attending the funeral
ware: Mr. sell kir*. (i•len ry and
daughter. 4'ntherinr, of Winnipeg;
Mr. and Mrs. Jane,1 i)(Iton and mon,
Harold, of (icnlerich ; Mina Mary' Cal-
I,ghan, of iketroit, Mich , and Mian
Kate Keh e. of Toledo. (Hilo.
& CO.
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I Chautauqua concert ticket holders may secure reserved
siesta on presentation of ticket.
The Famous
Canadian
f Cartoonist,
will give an entertainment in
VICTORIA OPERA H USE
- on -
MONDAY, APRIL
under auspices of G. W. V. A.
Proceed. to go to
TSE- MEMORIAL FUND •
The Goderich Orchestra have kindly offered
their services