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R Thor -slay. May "II, 1!1''(1. -
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For the 24th of May !
PICNIC
SUPPLIES
Paper plates, paper napkins,
paper bible cloths, Lily drink-
ing cups tic pkg. Boxes con-
taining complete picnic sets
35c.
Automobile Road Maps
of 41'esteru Ontario. 4 ne-
cessity for every motorist.
Price' 25e,
If you prefer to spend your
holiday with a good beg, A•e
have a new shipment of Pop-
ular Novels to sell at $1.00.
New String Wall Papers.
GO TO CHVRCH T_
SVNDAY, MAY 2S
Domain's the 11.4.044111 game on
Victoria Its
hire Grace Mona* its home from
CHURCH NOVO.
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lice. x. x. !tartly. of ItldgwMwn. has
been appointed rector of Ot. (lenge s
church, to succeed MS. A. 1.. 1.
('larks, who gee's to London shortly.
Next Sunday .at Victoria Ktreret
Methodist ehurcOcwIll he Flower Sun-
Qay. Morning subject : "flow Christ
Math. Friends." Evening : "The Story
of the Book of Esther."
The Vt'otuau's Alax Hilary of tit.
George's church held at se5•ia1 Itt the ,
parish hall 011 Friday evening which
was Wall attended anal welch euJOvUd.
.\n exeelleut umsiea1 program was
presented.
Inst Sunday was Ladies' Aid rally day
an Victoria street church. In the evening
the Ladies' Aid attended the service in a
body and the pastor. Rev. J. F. Hewett.
look for his subject, "Women's Work in
the Church of Today." A solo by Mr.
McDut.ald was greatly enjoyed.
1)ivtuie worship in KI tc church nest
xahim lia `uu.rning anal erenhtg cow
thwttvl by the minister. Titles of ser-
nlilti.: 11 a. m.: -The sacrifice of
ymist• ' 7 p. w.t "TI(1. 1':111 t.. arr-
s)tip." Sabbath school and Itilds
cle'w's at :t (o'clock.
The churches of Goderich are making '
Sunday, May. 23rd,, ' Go to Church Sun -
:day." It your inclination draws you to
the. Baptist churfh you will be interested
in knowing \that - the morning
theme is 'The", -Practical Teaching
I of Revelation." and the evening sub•
)ect. "An lavitetionrto,(he Previously
invited." Sunda--acigipl at 3 attd young
people's meeting at 8 o k. •
Ilio Lordship 1tisltop 1)acid \Villiama
of Moran leaves on .1 line :144.11. J iiglanil
In et,rnal the 1:aa119'411 e'o [crena• of
the Anglican church throughout the
world, to he held hl Lambeth Addis- its
July.. 'l'Iw I.iahops ■fid 'an•ltlrl.hops
t• Anglican ehurrh `dhe world
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CITY CONVENIENCES
FOR COUNTRY HOMES
A :ompiete modern hatlr-
ore, electric tlacuum Cleaner,
e tris lion• brigbt-jT is iu
eve room of the house and
in a ``parts of the barn, -in
fact all y. comforts and con-
Peniences may be yOtit3 when
you install Delco -Light.
if "rite for CctlaloeHe
ROBERT WILSON
IN.AI.I
HAMILTON STREET
GODERICH
Go to Church Sunday, May 23rd
OWES NER LIFE TO
"FRUIT-A-TIVf3"
Alter Years of 3t•fferine with Dye-
NYsia. this Fruit Medicine Gate Relief
MLLE ANTOINETTE BOUCHER
917 Dorton 8t., Moatrea1.
"I am writ in; to tell you that low
air Isle to 'Fruit•$ -tires' for this remedy
relieved me thea T had abandoned
t11hope ofever recovering ntyheal�h. +
I :offered terribly with Dyspepsia. I
j had it for years and all the medicines
I took did not do me any good.
1 read something- about 'Fruit -ie
tires' being good for all Stomach
1 Troubles and Disorders of Digestion
so 1 tried them. After finishing a
few boxes, 1 was tutirelr+eleved of the
Dyspepsia -and my general health
neer win INC lu attendance. 11rt•en,e of wagrestored.
the shsr•nrt' of the -Bishop during the
mummer months all confirmations in
this diocese have been pottpittted. and
will he held early to the fall.
Come to Church" !Muddy will he
ahservel ht North- street Methodist--
rhumb
ethotl,irlipr('It tlw follows --('1asrles,and Mis-
sion Ivan d at 111 1? I s -k. At the same
Moir the M 'u's Chili will «tiscnss
•xhould people In debt give to the
church or to the Lord's work 7 \Ir.
W. C. I'ridham will Intn0111ee the tapir•..
The latstor's morning thetye W111 Its
rhe tt'Intrt-h, toric hone:," a patriot',
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me. •'t:..4 and Our Empire.- will
w fe evening subject. .\ weleetnlr to
1 lasted people and sltnt•ins on re-
•st o the pastor will l.o taken tri.
th Iluk w•rrk-- in cars.
11 •li:ts
chant, tin
Huron sea
in Goole ieli
definite (1..
rhe men)le
gallon 'are
e,. 415.11 :15 110
of their resp'
donations they el 1 n
entertaMullein of e
convent ion rani 4) •1.5
(;1•4113:1..., want, Mrs. W.
St. Patrick',. ward, Mrs.
for St. Iturid's ward• Mr4.
anal Miss Wakefield, anal or St.
Aildrew's ward, Mry. 1'41111101 an-
isr Bingham.
teen fnnnd necessary to
slate of the eonvetuhet ..f
rr, w•hiiI, was to he heti
)u Maty _scth. ami the
t• II he uniln11u.ral later?
. a . at. George's enng1•e-
ue ell to e•omul ' attu
bre With the .e,11%1'11.•r•
Te arils, as fn what ,
kt' town r.l' the
n legate's to the
For St.
*mita: for I'
stile be:
Muris.0
THE GODERICM MARKETS.
TMURIOAT. May n,
wheat, per bu.h II gal le $11.25
nyeats per bush.r:ee 5. 144
It 1107. per bush ........>: 1.40to1.74'
It Fla per bush Eel to 245 W l
Buck what, per bush.. . r 1.10 to I.., slink
P leer, (musty. per owl .5.80 to A
I. leer, pst.N, per cwt n.75 to on rite I,
Ilru., per hon
-I hors.', per ton ..... ... ...
H..y, per We
tit rew, Iowa*, per loll . ...:
' train, Hatter. perit.
1 Creamers Butte,. per Ib
gegs.fre.h, Per dor. ....
THE COLBORNE STORE
I -Thank the great fruit medicine,
'Fntit-a-tives', for this wonderful
relief."
MIM NTOth rTE DO•E(BER.
Ma. a bos.9 Fitt i:'L•IP:,1h
�t alt dealers or sent postpaid be
Pe tit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa, Qat
NAL 1tENTIOSf.
M. J. Buchanan returned on
Monday frnin a week's- visit-1o.Chicago.
Mrs. \ixj?vr. of Toledo. (Hilo, tisitel
her father. A. M. Pnitey, for a few
days this wee
1:, 1.. i. .. desk.. Las,
leen rMufiuea to i is home this week
With a severe cold.
hie C.-wPascoe has returned alter
sbending a few days at Orillia, bringing
with hint hitt wife.and family. who are
now occupying a house • on Lighthouse
street.
Mr. And Mr.. W. _Frank Saunders
have reNeriwti to town after spending
two years 'et Toronto. and Mr.
Saunters I' again. at his old apart in
the office of the t;.tlerich 1lrgap Co. .
North Huron Liberal Meeting' \
The anneal meeting of the• North
Huron 1 Federal a Liberal .\ss..l•iuiinu
went tie held at Win/shim it Tuesday
next, May 5th. AU Liberals are in-
vited to attend,
A Ms fitillese,
The )1.51x1 Theatre was (arks! to
toned on Thnrsdav evening last.
a_ benefit. was -given for the Sol•
MrmoriaL Fund.' to addition -to
sfas•htl program was
ts.W to 44.50 gh•eu. clndiug; a Evet-al !Mill by )lisa
r`°9° to 563ep drit'antt SVatwits. piping anti darning
nr,n to,O tyn family. ninl %(nitgrt by
Wilful "Harry Lander -'-
who took the bonne by
eri.h Orchestra playel
evening and added
of tb.. peoctoc-manee..
il .cotuetly awl a
-t'Irme of the
F•ilirards wag
of -he eons -
era for their
8110 Mrs.
ring tfiit+
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ei .tri to 1e.0D t, the
• 51 to .65 lilslrrich's
seta. •7bt1.1.411e Evans,
to l *rnrm. The G.
Potatoe.,per bush 1.50
Calle, butchers' choice, p rread. 11.141lo 1_.00 th,vm¢hnitr the.
Ualt.le, ba r1.• r- u,t-uuen,t'er cwt 10.7.'10 11 '0 ' nate tt 1„ the .Iks't•
Hog-, 11,e weight. per ewt.2
. 19_. to 19:.
• Hider,, -'r Ib 1' in .1t The plrtlirewIlyiut
bbeep.k1114, 1.4)10 2 (0 I pin htreslue iiia, y filo.
-- -s fele+err.• Mt': H. ' T.
-- �-aluarmn11.-awaI-.'.n-4 '
Mit t,4. thnnke.l the fa•rfor
I'1 tet 1ti the elitertliinm.•u
1.mlrler for her kluiht'ss its
15hu•ilt for tisk M..taeritll Fors
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YOU MUST WEAR
Oxfordei a' I'nlllps to be strictly up -td -nate with that new
dress or snit. Nothing 'could be snore becoming titan our
smart. stylish and now very popular
LOW-CUT FOOTWEAR
CALL, AND FRE Olin
LadF rowKKttid Oxfords, in black or $4.50 to $9.75
Ladies' Patent Oxfords, high or low heels, with Vanity Plate,
Goodyear Welt Soles, Turn Soles $5. 00 to $9,50
and McKay Stitched •W
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and pronounced by critical buyers as "extremely pretty,' is a
PATENT 2-I:YLLCT TIC, PRICED AT R8.3O
Kid and Calf Oxfords, in black and brown , also' the new
Scotch Brogue', in Oxfords and Balmorais for men.
Slippers for the misses, girla and infants. A shoe to fit every
foot and every party - ,
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
W. RLQ. SHARMAPd
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Mn NI15•ss_ .patiently 15irne, (*Mlles
Moroi suddenly passer! to Ills eternal
Petit '-tl--Iil6-fii.rmer:-flhott+eerrr rets:
t4.ltk'ril•I,, The +14-9491.9.91 wee. lawret 1B
Choleric!' lint w'a+ widely 'known -and
highly r. 1..'ted througi.ont the sin,
ronn,illlg country, where he half It e:'n
engaged in btshs'ss for over thirty
ear... Hr le eve. 144 mourn hi. h..,
a s.rrrntviig wi.low and 4imlly : \Ir..
-Ihrltotr: Mre. Yonne. `1tre 1 f ir. ,
Erma•
nitriP. bt1.', iisF•th's hospital.,
\nils '1graduateinn•se, \fi'r.;r ti,wpit4111
117)41. 11 - T'.', sit 'hMto,•. :ill of whom
3.14e esiilstrhrtiet, of attending hia
fnnoral., ite.l'iiem high mass was sung
al St. 1'etar't church Wednesday morn-
ing l.y Iter. 11•, titan, Kingsbridge,
aril iter. 'Ii A. McRae. 1',I', Inter-
rui•n.Aw:.s made in ('olliortne (*meter,.
-COLBORNE..
COLBORNE FARMERS' CLUB. -The Col-
borne Farmers' Club held its regular
MEASUREGRAPH
WAYS watchful, for the improvement of
our store service, we beg to advise our
patrons that we have installed the onderful
machine known as the Measureg ph -a ma-
chine that not only measures go s accurately
but at. the same time computes t e cost..- There-
fore in ce of the usual un oidable delay in
figuring cost e mater' i bought, the ma-
chineRg
chine show instantaneous) , both the number
of yards m ured and _ e total cost, so that
besides gupirdi our cu omers against, receiving
shot measure, it prote s them from being over-
charged.
While the Measuregr ph has been in use in the large stores
for the past three years • d is regarded as essential equipment in
the selling of piece a, the Colborne Stare, as ever striving to-
wards efficient service, has just installed the machine.
Come in and see it. Our salespeople will be glad to show
you the machine explain the working of this wonderful instru-
ment. It is to found in the Staple Department.
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,S we a ter Coats
We are ah 'ng a wonderful range of Sweaters
anct Pullovers in every wanted shade. These come in/
both ladies' and 4nisses' sizes. Never have we shown .
much a range as authe present time. It will be a pleasure
to show these garments to you. They will be found
in the Ready-to-wear Department on the second floor.
Voile Dresses
Have you seen this wonderful range) ` If not, we
invite you to inspect this very select range of colored
Voile Dresser -They are made from English voile,
which means the cloth and color is the best. This
range has been -greatly admired and a great number of.
dresses have been selected. It will be wise to inspect -
this range at once so as to be ready for the real warm
days, and also that you will have first pick of the stock.
Any tirne It convenient Tor you to inspect this line
it will be a pleasure to show them.
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Curtain Materials'
Housecleaning days mean (iter.
tain days. Do you need n
tains in any of your rooms this
season ? If so, we would be glad
to show the many curtains we have
in stock and the large range of ma-
terials by the yard. Qur is
complete at the present time, in
Madras, Scrims, Ecru and White.
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Dress Goods on Sale - "-
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Startiag Friday, May 21st, and con-
tinuing for one week, we will have o y
gale every piece of.- wool dress g
m stock.
Our stock comprises eioths suitable t,I
for dresses, suits. skirts, •blouses and i
children's dresses, in colors of black.
brown, -navy blue, sand and reindeer
shades. -Assts and black hind • white
checks.
-• The cloths represented are Serge*, Jerseys,
-lour. g mains and suits, Tricotines,- etc..
EIe ' piece will be on sale. Now is the time 'to
buy your Spring garments at a saving in price. They
will be on display in our windows and on the counters,
with tickets on them marking the reductions.
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Serge Dresses on Sale
All our Serge Dresses will be on display in the
Ready-to-wear Department on Friday morning at re-
duced prices. They will continue on sale for one week
at prices very mu.:h below the ordinary selling prices.
These dresses are mostly navy blue. They are trimmed -.
braid and buttons ' some are with trammed with
em-
broidery in contrasting color. Made in onepiece ef-
fects or coat dresses. They are all new this season
At the reduced price they will range from $14.95 up.
Hosiery and Gloves•
These are two -_lines that atenberaYs lane-
We
argoWe specialize in both these lines. Your wants can
easily be supplied here.
GO TO ' CHURCH SUNDAY MAY 23rd
' J. H. COLBORNE & CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
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LOYAL.
Wedn eaday, bury 1A.
Mrs. Roberts, of Detroit, is visiting
her father, Mr. Fletcher Millers. of
the stlt t•wn•twslon-
Mr . George ('nrIcikld has returned
from IW'troit, the are sorry to may
she Is staler the d.s•tur'a care. Kilt WP
hate• %III• will soon be able to ie• about.
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\Ve.lrwet«hty, May M.
1111 everalnt of the fturernl of the late
P. I1 \mine,, am N•elra'srlay, 211th Hist.,
meeting inthe Temperance Hall, Be.gIt. 14 Muir"'% $tort• will Ile fuels! ou
miller, on May 6th. A special feature of \t,rualay, Tnesdny and Wednesday of
the program was an address by Nev. H.F i nest week.
Kennedy, of Benmiller. He spoke on the
ideal rural life, emphasizing some things
which would make life on the farm better
and more enjoyable, st1;h as Hydro -
The toueert In the hall under the
Intsphew 4)1 the Methodist congregation
woo w•eit nttn'trrlel and The audience
electric, autos, conirttunity half, and nen" pl'Hse.1 with the gull programa better educatinnal cyatem for the rt•ndetstl.
country.. He described how one hall was Anotlser Sad (:'vent. --Tire new. of
run in the village of Brownsville. Ont. in the death of Nr.. I)nvtd _Al•khnr.t
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It was a library and different farms of `tahhath naMrniug was a ah.w•k to the
amusement. This hall neat the centre of
the community around it. There was
considerable disrua'inn on communications
recei'•ed from the U. F. 0. The next
meeting will he hell on Thursday. May
271h. it is expected that there will be a
discussion nn the tariff, aside from the
regular business that night.
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Do not faggot
ane her dat with
itehln BI
Ina, or Yeotre�,
ins P11es. No
sergleaI epees
be. chases Oletanwfll rendseeti ism M on.'e
and M certainly rnr*ew. e. a Dot; all
deatera, or Filnianerm. Ateann. a Co, i.Iroll
o•mm11nutitp 34 re Lts•khart was 111
only n fete .lays of Wenn', pra'nmonln.
xhe was in her thirtyfifrh year and
leaves her hn'hsmf,. two daughters' and
two anon. The funry$1 taken plate on
\Veltle.0ay efternnon\to Inion Cem-
etery. We ectelsd OUT sympathy to
the la'reared family In the lotus of a
loving wife end mother.
Death o1 Frank Muco. -Mien regret
wIII be felt Its his old friends at the
netts of the death of Frank R. Munro,
eldest son of Mrs. D. b. Munro of thin
village, *rhich took place at Vatw•onver.
It 1'., on Tuesday of this week. The
ile•eaaNed. who had gore to Vancouver
Toronto. Asmp'e Ant risme 11 goo men /41,41 Te' In the hots• of better hgltb, was In tn.
rim* anti emboss le. stamp topay pw"tr•e. hl5opitsl there foe shout all weeks. A
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week agi, Ile took a turn for the worse
anal panned iIwti as shine 'tatel. The
holy is being brought to his mother'',
home hew. -. and the funeral will take
pinee nn Wednesday of tiext week. The
interment u ill he at Goderleh.
BENMiL.LER.
\\'1t111.•cda y, MH y 19.
The \-other', t1ay seethes held at
Permitter nn Nlnalrit- 11I St w'na very
mmp'it.t fel, gaffe a barge number of
Isvgde• ittten.iinq
11c•r. H 1 Kennedy and Mr. (ie,rge
Beata alteudeal til• Methodist (Hattie.
mooting at Niafnrth on Tttnslay and
Wednesday ay of Ihi. week.
111 r':, I' will Iced to Ik'n Iter on
Moult ay 1•venfnq next, May nth. 11
I* expected the largest gathering the
rflMge Ila• ever entertained will is' on
hand that evening to do jietice to the
big supper the ladipg art'prrpeHint aral
to enjoy the eceelle•nl program to tip
gireli in the McO110111 f church.
Fames -is' ('Int is IMaeuaa the Tariff.
Thr next regular meeting of the COI -
borne Farmers' ('hu) is to he held at
Ile: miller nn Thnrwtay erening, May
27t1, when the tariff will he llisetismed
by Mill,. Helen ',Stewart. Mr. Wm.
Young and Mr. (1. 1.. ).amt. Mr. Hugh
stics owe
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11111 will spra k on the progress of 11•
fannersargot Ili/At lou aIII' a ',port far
the past sic months' hnshless will 1"
given by the auditors. '19i• (llclslim
of the profits will' also) he made and
It in hope) all the members will 1w
present. as well H4 the 1,1111'- generally.
OOVERNMZNT
BONDS
Bought and Sold
A GENERAL
INSURANCE BUS INESS
TRANSACTED
"Be a Mutualist" in
The Mutual life Assur-
ancejCo. of ranada
PHONE 116
T. R Harrison
WuS'T trTaF.il'
OODCRICN,
The Groceteria
Cor. North St. and Square
We have a full line of the
best Groceries that can be
bought for CASH, and we are
selling them to you at the
lowest possible prices.
Fresh Cooked Meat$, Ham,
Jellied Tongue, Veal Loaf
etc., coming in several times
each week.
Kincardine Bacons, Hans, etc.
PEANUT BUTTER IN BULK
Fresh Frits and Vegetables
of all kinds.
Fresh Bread 12e. a haf.
CASH AND CARRY
H. McFADICAN
Go to Charts Sunday, May 23rd
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