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to Thurs l ey. dant '31, 11M21,
THEY'RE COMING HOME.
i.et Us Assist You in
Your Decorating
Problems
kievaWsesessets.
Years of expe•neure suss unex-
celled buying sso u,s•tiots put us
to a position to giro you the
trey lest ,n
WALL PAPER.
`1 1Ii' 'ea.( money.
tilt our samples nod be eon•
-JUST RECEIVED -
A large shipment of new fiction.
Isutong thorn %ane Grey's "Desert
of Wheat," the Torchy Books,
and the Tom Swift series for
bra,•
The Store for l'artirular People.
orwkos0000000soysiusi
PAINTING sad DECORATING
Hath -grade Wall Paper Sampla6 (22
Inches w,del kept on hand. ---- ON NOTICE. Samples w,ll be taken
.o your house for inspection.
Ove, 26 years' experience.
RVI work guaramvet
Goderich Old Boys All Over the Case
linen' Are Looking Forward to the
Old Home Week in August.
s4ome Interesting lettors are coming
in to the secretary of the Old Home
Week committee from.tormer residents
who have received word or the big
event in August. One of these is from
Mr. William L. Clueas, of W. L. Ctucaa
& Company, sanitary engineers of 8t.
Louis, Mo., who writes :
Dear Sir. ---Many thanks for the ins
♦station received for the Goderleh Old
Home celobrwtion. '
1 am always proud to tell folks what
a wonderful place Goderich is and try
to persuade them to spend Meir sum-
mer vacation on the lake up in Can-
ada, awl only regret that I am unable
to go back to the old home town and
spend more time than 1 do, as the fend
rtvv►lleetlons of boyhood days are ever
a sweet memory.
(;ive my regards to your honorary
president, Mr. A. Saunders, the man
who started me out In the plumMng
business and from whom I got a vision
of Lig thing, which led me away to the
large city, And ultimately W great
ailedr 41.
i trust i can arrange to be present
at the coming Celebration and enjoy
the festivities.
Wishing you great suttee* for the
occasion. I am,
Yery truly yours,
W. L. CLIICAS.
Another letter, received this week,
E. P. WEISS, Trafalgar St.
Try a Want Ad.la This Signal.
Did You Ever Have
Your Eyes Examined
by an Up-to-date
Equipment ?
If you have, probably they
need lit again, as your eyes
sometimes change greatly in
the course of a very short
time.
Modern science has produc-
ed the finest equipment for
this work.
SHE
A. - L. COLE
Eyesight Specialist Optometrist
West Street, GODERICH
LIKEA VOLCANO 40716
tion, fire frequently bursts
without warning upon a
community. Only by sound in-
surance can you be indemnified
for the losses it may bring to
you.
The Hartford Fire Insurance
Company has stood between its
customers and Tosses for more
than a century. It will promptly
reimburse you for fire damage
if you buy its insurance pro-
tection.
The Hartford's Fire Preven-
tion Engineers will help you,
through this agency, to remove
perils which cau§e fire.
E. H. HILL
Bonds and Insurance
British Exchange Bldg. • )Lose 31f
CITY MEAT MARKET and GROCERY CO.
SPECIAL
Corned -Beef . 20c lb.
Beef Stew , , .. 17c Ib.
Pot Roast 22c Ib.
Pure Lard...........................2 lbsfor 45c
Best Bed Salmon lar a �. ,:y ,_.:_..._.. 2 for 70c
YorTc Brin • 2 for 34
Redpath Sugar ' 5 lbs. 58e
Peanut Butter 2 lc a Ib.
Strictly Fresh Eggs 28c a doz.
All Two -dollar Orders Delivered.
Phone 368 R. GRAF, Proprietor. Gr, Kingston & Square
Taw SIGNAL
.. OODERIOH, OW.
is from 'Mr. Samuel Hagan, J. P., in
charge of the Indian OMee at Thesws•
Ion. Opt.. who writes as follows:
I bare received your very kind In-
vitation to meet the old neighbors -
what is left of them. I ser some of
the tames that 1 knew ■ long time
ego, and if God spares me 1 will he
with you on the dates named in your
letter. Thaukiug you and the dear
old friends of our youth for your re -
membrane of me, 1 am, air,
Yours respectfully,
elAMUEL HAGAN, J. P.
Mr. John Jolu'au-Rateman, who met
Mr. Hagan re eutly in the, north coun-
try, slays he is a wonderful old man of
about eighty-seven, strong and vigorous
li spite of his years. He will be in
interesting visitor in August.
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MART, SNAPPY, FASCINATiNG
Such words cannot adequately describe the
good features of
OUR NEW SPRING GOD
which have been arriving daily, and are ow ready
for your inspection, and wluch we kn\o will be
djudged
"JUST IT"
by t ' most critical shoppers.
B : ides, considering the splendid quaty of
our sht•' our
ICES ARE VERY LOW,
as you will g, her from the following :
Ladies' 0 ords, in Kid or Patent Leather,
black or the ext • mely popular browns, various
heels, $3.75 to $7. 1
Ladies' Ties, oneand twa eyelets, a variety of
heels and cobs, $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, woo and $8.50.
Ladies' Pumps, from'$3.50 up.
All the newest shapes,1a there and colors for
men.
A peep at our windows will con race you that the
right place to buy your f ear is
SHARMAN'S'SSOE St
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ONNO
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sMerehants say that last Shtsrdsy's
business was the hest for tntnt4,I
The streets were crowded with people
in the Afternoon and evening
Reip the evening of April lith open
for the I. 0. D.' FT Pnhre MEM
Mr. J. A. McLaren, one of the best-
known of. Goderich's Old boys in To-
ronto, sends a list of names and aug-
geats that • letter be tient to each one
-"after whicti'\they will Iw sure to
have that reatleasi and unsatisfied feel -
Ing which will not, leave them until
they have seen the nits town again."
Mr. Mclatren enters enthusiastically
into all his uniertakinga`•nd will not
let the Goderich colony at 'Toronto for-
get the momentous dater in'must.
There is a rumor that Sid. Ma
son, of New Westminster, 8. C., Ie
En-
ing to bring a hie contingent from the
Coast Province. Eddie Tilt. "Rabble -
Robertson et al. please take notices.
Jack Nairn will supply a baseball out-
fit.
NERYES ALL
GONE TO PIECES
Im.ne" e.ti
rTOBS nnmiw
R. R. No.4, Gums. hues. Mac.
"Ia the year IRO, 1 had Narrow
Pr'osir.fi.o i■ its worst form;
disappia re: 170 to 116pa
oada.
The Limos Aoki wo AO* of my'
eatswnry, and every meikase I tried
proved aweless until a Mend iaduoed
me to take "Trott -a- deer".
I bepou to mend aimest at ones,
sad never had wash good health as I
have enjoyed the past eight yeah.
! ass sweet mi/Iowf "Frail-o4iree
lila Les A..,/'. JAS. 8. DELQATY.
50e. oboe, gear I}aJR trial able 26e.
At all &Mama er owl postpaid b!
zosti.& Mom
HAVE YOU REGIS-
TERED YET?
the wgr••Waid1 - wprogram com-
asittee-prtlaigF-a bg1C jime between
the otdtta»!a and the local team of
1021 f . 1'
A report comes from Toronto that,
as favorable rates cannot be seeured
from the railways. the Huron Old
Boys of the Queen ('ity are coming up
by automobile. several hundred strong.
According to this report, ueventy-five
or eighty anttmobiles are Coming,
which would mean 400 or 500,people.
Keep the evening of April '14i4r open
for the 1. 0. D. F: euchre and dans
in the )Iavonic Temple.
• DR. M1LNE FINED $300.
Blyth Dnucrist Found Guilty ofViolat-
ing Ontario Ternperanee .art.
• A Inc of $3110 And costs was imposed
M Mwgistrete Reid upon Dr. W. 1.
Milne, of Myth, on Wwlussday of this
week, at the eonnlusion of the hearing
of the charge of violating the Ontario
Trmp•raie-e Act whish was lodged
Against the defer stir by inspector
1',-Ilnw. This wit. the third sitting in
the clime; the first being vat Myth and
a second on Wedtwaselmy of last week
in (;oderieh.
'Inspector Pellow called on i►r. Milne,
who is w druggist es well am a physi-
(Ian, at his store in Ittyth on Mkireh
515, aceompaniei by Mr. S. E. Hick
of Golerieh, And Pnquired regarding a
shipment of three easw of rye whiskey
which Dr. )(Hue had received on nM -
nary lath. The inspector found otty
thew itnopeawnt battles left of the
thirty -sic. And the whote eine hinted
no the explanation of what had been
done with the other thirty-three battles.
Dr. Milne mold the insgwetnr that he
11504 large gnantities of the liquor in
snaking tip "mother tinctures" for var-
11115. medicinal preparation... It was
tignrisl out in court that, at 11* (min-
tity viii to he used in o preseriplion.
it world require forty-seven prescrip-
tions a day to toms the amount of liquor
to he nroonntp,l for.
,Miss Ph -teller, the Tlestnr': AsvistAnt.
testified that after rew•ei,ing the liquor
she lioness' thirty bottles of it into n
carboy. so that _lt would he More rn-
venientiy got at when neMeal
There was a goof dent of enutra-
dietnry eri,tsnpe, between the inspr'fnr.
And Mr. loved stn new side MINI 1►r.
%iiMe and his clerk on the other, as to
Whit rrcnrrd on the necselon of the
inspvinr's visit, the latter crating that,
when he Aske) for snmpls's of the pre-
parations the defendant wax 'mid to
have madee from the Mellor, 'he was
told there was none in stork; while
".the defendant said Pellets► dad not ask
for, sxmpies. Several local do•tor,s
nod druggists were Pxomined nn points
in connection with the Mise of liquor In
medical prepa rat tions. Mr. K. Van -
stone, of Winghain, was mussel for
the sjefendant, And (Town Attorney
Seager r,itdn•twl the prosecution.
Mr. Seeger. who ssimnc-4 rap the
eviden a in n strong Address At the
...meluston of the 'wiring, lib1 stress
on seethe] flit of the Ontario Tempnr-
anee Act, which places ippon the de-
fendant 111P ones of alwtwing to the
sativfoctton.01 the magistrate whit has
lsrn sloop with oily Ibpinr which de-
fmolant is known to hare rroisprl.
Otherwise, he pointed out, it would be
impossible to enforce the Aet. The
magistrate found that the defendant
had net given a satisfactory amount
of the disposition of the liquor in quns-
tinn and imposed the fine of =:alas And
roosts (amounting' to $01.05.
and donee
in the Masonic Temple.
ASTHMA
USE
RAZ -MAH
BB Snooks* Na Braying- No bon
Jost Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH la Cuarantood
to restore normal breathing, stop mneme
Sizingslethe bronchial tubes. give
eights of gntet sleep: contains me
formic` drug$1.00 at )oar drug -
'a Trial free at our agencies rewrite
.ea, 1a9 King W., Tweets.
Leeal Agents-Detaioes OHSaggs.
If not, do it today. Saturday, April
2m1, is the last day for registering.
Do not neglect this. Personal appal -
cation must be made by each indiv-
idual wishing to get his tame on the
list. Women matt make a personal
appearance at the registration booth
as well as men. No proxies are al-
lowed except in cases of sickness or
unavoidable absw•nw.
The registration officer is Mr. 'fatten.
who Is in his ()dice on West street
every morning, afternoon and evening
this week to give informeticwl and to
register names of ileatitiwl voters. Ib
nut wait until Saturday\ to call et the
Ake or there nun is• Kan' n1a11r to
register in one day Secure your vote
and vote "Yes."
it looks as 1f the l.ibcrty League
were responadble for,this sudden s et-
nttcs In regard to personal *Mica oft
in the registration for the referent'
vote. They claim the credit (:'i for
postponing the date of voting in On-
tario from last October to neat month.
Such tactics will surely disererlit them
in the eyes or all reasonable men and
women. Let us show our disapproval
of match actionsn by piling up a big vote
against imporlathus on April 15th.
Vete."Ifea,"
Don't be sidetraeted by thje talk
about Government "enrol. This ie
another audden inapiration of Me
Liberty League. They dill not want
it • few years ago. Rut they want the
Liquor and they know this' "Govern-
ment control" never did control ale
liquor freer, 'It Ma been tried In
Europe. in the l'ptted.t(tattes and in
Canada, and ties always failed. Our
own act, the O. T. A., was a deckled
anemia tor three yearn until the Do-
minion Government withdrew ib Over-
time order prohibiting manufacture
and importation. It will again prove
satisfactory when we turn off the tap
by voting "Yeas' on the refetr•telum on
April 19th.
Of interest to the Ladles.
lhe Select Ladles' Reedy -to -Wear Co.
announce an opening display on Satur-
day. April 2nd. of the spring styles in
ladies' suits. casts. blouses. etc: This
hrm specialises in these goods. and prom -
i es the lakes of Gott. r'ch and vicinity an
opportunity of obtaining first-class goods,
of right up-to-date styles, at prices that
save the middleman's profit. Store in
McLean's block. near Kingston. street.
Don't forget to all on Saturday. April
2nd.
Mrs. P. itrown, tat Hamilton, bas
returned to her hone triter ,pvwling a
week wltb her slater, Mrs. II. Martin,
!sltwrgat. street.
Itlr. J -W Martin. of ('algary. ?pent
Baster with Mr. and Mrs. Mt. George
I'r see.
Mr. Martin Prks-. of 'Toronto, spent
Faster with hie parents, Mr. and Mrs.
St. George Price.
-Mrs. J. E. Ilalgtiere, rid Kitchener.
Is spending a :few days at the North
street parsonage with ler parents.
Mr. Harold Currie, of 11e 1'ninn
Rink, itolney. was home for Raster.
Miss Susan Wallis, of Toronto, Is
visiting at the home- of her brother,
Mr. T. It. Wallis.
Mr. It. M. Young. of Carlow, wait In
torn tact week. His friends were
plesssfd to ww he had quite recovered
from this injsri'a he rerelc•ed in the
miaow/1y accident of a few weeks ago.
Mr. J. W. YedM'making goo) prog-
ress sitar returning front Toronto,
where he ware taking hoepitsl treat -
mem for several wanks, and his friends
are pleased to peep that lou looks like
ills old *elf Again;
CHURCH NOTES.
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At Knox elidrRt the services, nest
Sabbath, morning and evening. will be
et -inducted by Rey. J. I. Mag. it. A.,
of Clinton, In exchange with the
minister. .S,bbeth trdasd and itihie
elasss-s at :t o'elo'k.
Services in- North street Methodist
church next Mnnlay wilt be : Piddle
worship, 11 a. m., T p. m. Chimes.
'Mission Rood anti Mean's ('hrh at 10
a. m. The ('Itch toptc will be : "How
may the ynnng'te trained to 'neral
giving?" It will. be Introlnrwd by
Mr. Roy iitoiehonse.
The sacred vow•ert In North street
Methodist chnr-h nn Goal Friday
evening Was a splendid snvPss. The
mttenionr wan very gratifying and
tae progrnm WAR enjoyable and inspir-
ing. The openingnumber, an arrange-
ment of "Lead. Kndly Light,' for the
organ, played • lir. D. H. Weston.
organist and ' tolwfiw•tnr, go re a
spiritual tote to the progiem that was
rnhlntainsl to the end of the program.
whir* reaehd Ita climax In Me (karts
Nereid*. The alio. h> Mho. htpleher.
Miss Aitken and Mr (iort,Re ttelcher
were well renderer), wblk the beautiful
THE COLBORNE STONE --
Our Stocks are now complete in the\many spring lines.
Everything has a touch of Spring and we are well
prepared for the coming warm days
SPRING VOILES
The best range of Voiles ever
shown by us is now on display.
They are all new and the patterns
are the very latest. Small patterns
predominate. _ The dark colors are
leaders, with some light grounds.
Not only are the voiles all new, but
they are much lower in price than
last year.
36 -in. colored Voiles at 90c, $1.00
and $1.25 a yard.
44 -in. Voiles at $2.00 a yard.
Be sure and see the large range
at $1.25 a yard.
SUITS AND COATS
We specialize in Spring Coats
and Suits. A very large range of
Suits in navy blue, black, and tan
shades.
Every Suit this season's style,
and the prices are much below the
high prices of last year. Braid and
"embroidery are used in trimming.
They have been greatly admired.
The label on our Coats (North -
way) assures you of perfeet Satis-
faction in style, fit and material.
These garments are well known as
the garments that give perfect satis-
faction.
The Spring Coats are shown in
light and medium sand shades, also
in light blues.
Navy blue and black Coats in
serge, in all sizes from 16 years to
size 42. We have a Coat for every
customer.
BLOUSES
A large range of crepe de chine
Blouses in every size at $4,98. They
come in white, pink, rose, Copen-
hagen and sand shades. If you are
in need of a Blouse it will pay you to
examine these values.
SERGE DRESSES
A wonderful range of Serge
Dresses in the latest styles, and all
made from pure wool serge, at $18.00
each. This is the biggest value we
have ever offered.
COATINGS
A special in Spring Coatings at
$4.00 and $5.00 a yard. '
About 25 pieces of Coatings at
these prices, and they come in navy,
sarid, beaver brown, jade and others,
at $4.00 and $5.00 a yard.
HOUSE DRESSES
A very large range of House
Dresses, greatly reduced in price.
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J. H. COLBORNE& CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
V'•
duet of Mies Aitken and Miss Belcher
in ifs triumphant proclamation or the
Easter hope wee exceptionally im-
pressive. The chortle numberss wore
well taken hy the choir, especially the
one from 'Mannler'a "From Olivet to
Calvary." called "Before Pilate." Mrs.
.Killer gave two fine violin numbers.
At the elope the Ladles' Aid entertain-
ed tate eholr and their friends to a
dainty lunch.
St. Ge erge'a Vestry Meeting.
The annnal vestry meeting of Mt.
George's' ,b,ir-it was held in the pnrlwh
hall an Mntwlay evening. The rector,
itev. M. M. !tartly, presided and a goad
representwtlnn a the congr•gotion woo
In attealanee. Reports, either written
or oral, presented on behalf of the
vsrlon. organianIlona a Mw s'ifnreh
were very eiwvwireglng, and the vist-
aprat sous In ion wa4 t the P 1 yowl-
had
tsnr
load n•rer van exew• in th} hkeery
Mt. (Ipoae Yeo. PttitlaeI.tiy, jpa ydtr
wan marked hy the wiping out of the
Mat of the chnr•h debt. the Inrtn11.1-
tMn of a new stesim-hewttng 'peens
for whir4l the hands have Iwwn prn-
vided, and the rilsing of Mie rut' allot-
ment towards the Fjirward Movement :
and the new yenr/1o'gtns with a hal-
once on hand. Tire work of the rhumb'
1 has !WWII carried on vigomnsly, and
the rector t °erosion to extend his
Monk,' to t e waniens and other
church ulnar and to Me congregation
generslly for the tattooer in wbh•h
i they hail 1N«Isted and co-operate) with
i hint In the rarlous undertakings of the
year. (saucers for the ...voting year
were c4uss'n ss follows : J. 41. Platt,
rev -tor s warden; 1.. (1. Psnatsa, lsen-
isle's warden; F. W. Wnnllconile,
tieaallter : .in men ('. /tarries vestry
',jerk ; and sidssmen els fellows :
Joseph Itmphey fehalrms.n1. 5'. J.
Harper. Ja•mert Holland, Thos teegg,
T. C. Crawford, 1'. i,. Walton, F' W,well-
mmie. home tisnikels1, Jas. Norrie, Ff,
laeggstt, e' C. .McNeal. W. C. King,t
lodge 114* awe( L. ,G. 1Mr.emw we rs)
iptwdntrs1 eget** (h MyiwoI, witty "
indite Irwin anal ('harMs Seeger am
Alterm( rr
c.Jlloal
DENTACLOR
TOOTH PASTE
WHITENS 1
CLEANSES
PRESERVES
RELIEVES PYORRHEA
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For anis by
J. H. LAMDLS, Goderich.
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VAN'S DOG and PONY CIRCUS
Given on the Street free to the Public through the courtesy of the Business Men of
Goderich. Show starts at 1.30 sharp, Saturday.
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duet of Mies Aitken and Miss Belcher
in ifs triumphant proclamation or the
Easter hope wee exceptionally im-
pressive. The chortle numberss wore
well taken hy the choir, especially the
one from 'Mannler'a "From Olivet to
Calvary." called "Before Pilate." Mrs.
.Killer gave two fine violin numbers.
At the elope the Ladles' Aid entertain-
ed tate eholr and their friends to a
dainty lunch.
St. Ge erge'a Vestry Meeting.
The annnal vestry meeting of Mt.
George's' ,b,ir-it was held in the pnrlwh
hall an Mntwlay evening. The rector,
itev. M. M. !tartly, presided and a goad
representwtlnn a the congr•gotion woo
In attealanee. Reports, either written
or oral, presented on behalf of the
vsrlon. organianIlona a Mw s'ifnreh
were very eiwvwireglng, and the vist-
aprat sous In ion wa4 t the P 1 yowl-
had
tsnr
load n•rer van exew• in th} hkeery
Mt. (Ipoae Yeo. PttitlaeI.tiy, jpa ydtr
wan marked hy the wiping out of the
Mat of the chnr•h debt. the Inrtn11.1-
tMn of a new stesim-hewttng 'peens
for whir4l the hands have Iwwn prn-
vided, and the rilsing of Mie rut' allot-
ment towards the Fjirward Movement :
and the new yenr/1o'gtns with a hal-
once on hand. Tire work of the rhumb'
1 has !WWII carried on vigomnsly, and
the rector t °erosion to extend his
Monk,' to t e waniens and other
church ulnar and to Me congregation
generslly for the tattooer in wbh•h
i they hail 1N«Isted and co-operate) with
i hint In the rarlous undertakings of the
year. (saucers for the ...voting year
were c4uss'n ss follows : J. 41. Platt,
rev -tor s warden; 1.. (1. Psnatsa, lsen-
isle's warden; F. W. Wnnllconile,
tieaallter : .in men ('. /tarries vestry
',jerk ; and sidssmen els fellows :
Joseph Itmphey fehalrms.n1. 5'. J.
Harper. Ja•mert Holland, Thos teegg,
T. C. Crawford, 1'. i,. Walton, F' W,well-
mmie. home tisnikels1, Jas. Norrie, Ff,
laeggstt, e' C. .McNeal. W. C. King,t
lodge 114* awe( L. ,G. 1Mr.emw we rs)
iptwdntrs1 eget** (h MyiwoI, witty "
indite Irwin anal ('harMs Seeger am
Alterm( rr
c.Jlloal
DENTACLOR
TOOTH PASTE
WHITENS 1
CLEANSES
PRESERVES
RELIEVES PYORRHEA
S / P4
For anis by
J. H. LAMDLS, Goderich.
M