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Tse sIONAL
OOD1 3IOH, OE?.
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The Wise Person
Every day this spring
people are buying their
WALLPAPER
The wise ones are doing
it earlier this year because
they know our stock is
complete and most reason-
ably priced.
The wise ones are get-
ting First Choice and Best
Values.
Ask to see the new Swagger and
Beaty Bags
OLD HOME WEEK.
Another I)ay Added at the Request of
1 the Program l'ummittee-41r(es
Now Are .%ugu .t 7, 11, 9, 19 and 1l.
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At the request of the program commit-
tee, which found itself unable to accom-
modate its program to the days originally
appointed, one more day has been added
to those originally selected for the Old
Home Week. The dates: as now (iced
are August 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11 --from Sun-
day to Thursday. The committee is
planning so that each day will have an
interest of its own. and it is hoped that
u many as possible of the Old Boys and
Girls will arrange to he here for the full
term of the reunion.
'One of the crack bands of Western On -
tar o will be engaged for one or more days
of the celebration. and the band of the
33rd Regiment will provide good music
on other days.
From various quarters come indications
that the coming event is arousing much
interest among Goderich people all over
the continent, and former residents who
have not "been home" for many years
are making, plans to join the crowd at the
August reunion.
Among the letters received the past week
is one from "Sid" Malcomson, of New
Westminster. R C.. the hero of many a
hard-fought game on thebaseballdiamond
in Goderich in years gone by. Mr. Mal-
comsgn, who is now a resydent of New
Westminster, B. C.. writes :
Your invitation to attend the Goderich
Old Home Week came duly to hand and
i think the idea is a good one and there
no doubt but that you will be able
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LIKE A VOLCANO in ho-
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 i
customers and losses for m
than a century. Itwillp
reimburse you foe fire
if you buy its prod
tection.
The Hartford's Fire Preven-
toa. Engineers help you,
*nigh this : ency, to remove
Pals . use fire.
E. HILL
PAINTING and DECOING
High-grade Wall Paper pies (21
ruches yodel kept o hard.
ON NOTICE. S wall bo taken
to your house f inspection.
Over 20 ye ' expsnencs.
All w ',guaranteed
"Keep
the
Family
Together"
by having good
photographs tak-
en before they
leave home.
olds and insurance
SritiakE:change Bldg. Pose 316
J. T. Fell
OPEPATION was
NOT NECESSARY
Ine-alres" Restored Her
Te Petted Health
183 Partaaae Ars., Moreau/a..
"For three years, 1 suffered growl
pair is the lower part of •y body,
'tits wean or bloating. I saw •
specialist who said 1 moat undergo
as operation. I refused.
1 Awed oboist "tvrwiti-iives"
decide[ Ib try it.
Th. And box gave great relief; en&
I sontiaved the tzeaaeet. Now my
health is ezeefteat-1 am free of
psis—and I give "ihruit-a-tires" my
warmest thanks".
Mule. F. G REAII.
BOD. a bot, 6 for $2.30,1rial size 111116
Lt an dealers or seat postpaid le
PVait.a-lives Limi Ottawa
make the remota
Eddie Tilt w
months ago
discussed t
old Coder
this suns
Week w.
visit t
la
the
a
a grand success.
on the Coast about two
d while he was here. we
holding of a reunion of the
baseball club some time
in Goderich, so this Home
Id be a good time for us to
old home.
going to take the matter up with
fferent members of the mold organ's -
and see if we cannot arrange to be
Rh you.
In the meantime if there is anything L'
can do to help along the good work I wil!
be pleased to do so.
Give my kind regards to J. B. Nairn.
and with every wish for the success of
your Home Week, believe me, .
- Sincerely, yours.
SIDNEY MALCOMsoN.
New Westminster, B. C.,
April 9th, 1921.
Mr. A. B. Macdonald, barrister, of
Cranbrook, B. C.. sends his regrets that
he will not be able to attend Inc reunion,
but shows that his heart Is in the right
place by offering to contribute a dnver as
a prize for a contest between the Gode-
rich golfers and the old-timers. (Another
suggestion for the program committee.) '
Mr. Geo. R. Gordon. of Vancouver,!
B. C.. sends a long list of names of former
Godench residents at the Coast, headed
by that of His Honor W. C. Nichol,
Lieutenant -Governor of BritishCoJ4mbia,
who is a native of this town. rlr. Gordon
himself left Goderich Apnl 1st/1879. and
has spent the last thirty-seven years^• in
the Coast Province.
Another letter received is as follows :
Ycur kindly invitation duty received
and Mrs. Niebergall and 1 are planning
to be there.
1 have always -claimed that Goderich
was the prettiest town in Canada and
have yet to see any that equals it. Hoping
that this reunion will be a great success,
Yours truly,
WM. NIFBERI;ALL.
Parry Sound. April 7, 1921.
Mrs. J O. Beesley, of Maple Creek.
Sask.. who says it will be thirty-three
years in June since she left Goderich, will
make an effort to be here. Mr. and Mrs.
Victor J. Dean, of Buffalo, have arranged
to take in the big week. and Mr. W. J.
Pasmore, of Chicago. says he will be here
if passible.
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THE COLBORNE STORE
Wonderful Bargains in
Ready -to -Wear
are being offered
Saturday, April 16, and Monday, April 18
A great many lines have been sorted out and marked very low for these two
days' selling. If you are in need of any lines of Ready -to -Wear be
sure to come and inspect the lines on these two days
House Dresses
Every House Dress has been marked down
very low for these two days' selling. 20 per cent.
will be ,the reduction on all lines of House Dresses.
They are all Martha Washington style, which
means perfect wearing qualities. All styles are
shown in these Dresses in chambray, gingham and
prin They range from $1.49 up.
A special value at $3.00.
Wool Middies
A large range of navy blue Middies and they
are all pure :wool. Very prettily trimmed with
white and red braid, with pockets and sailor col-
lars. Regular $6.50, for $4.98.
Blouses $4.98
White habutai Blouses with large or small
collars in plain and fancy styles with pretty b tton
trimming on cuff. Either large fir small • ttons
ior_fasteming. -Regular up to - : a •
at-
E-repe de -ellen Blouses in very
wanted shade. These Blouses are trimmed with
beads and tucks. Cuffs are trimmed with but-
tons. Regular up to $15.00. On sale at $4.98.
Georgette Blouses on sale at $4.98. A number
7 of pretty Blouses in the best styles, trimmed with
beads or embroidery. Also with trimmed cuffs.
Regular up to $10.00; for $4.98.
Serge Dresses
The best range of Serge Dresses ever shown
by us. They come in every wanted style in plain
or pleated skirts and the blouse trimmed with em-
broidery or beads. Wonderful values at $18.00
each.
Another line at $22:50. These are also special
numbers and exceptional values at $22.50.
Spring Coats and Suits
Starting Saturday every Spring Suit and Coat
will be greatly reduced in price. Substantial re-
ductions will be made on all garments and it will
be to your advantage t� see these values.
Navy blue and black Serge Coats away below
regullir Pzice. •
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Navy blue and black Suits all reduced in price.
Fawn and light blue Spring Boats all reduced
in price.
Children's Spring Coats reduced in price.
Do not miss these values in Ready- to -Wear.
CITY MEAT MARKET and GROCERY CO.
SPECIAL -
Beef Stew 1 is lb.
Pot Roast 22c lb.
Pure Lard - - 2 lbsfor 45c
• Best Red Salmon, large 2 for 70c
Small cans Salmon 2 for 25c
Snowflake Shortening :........ 2 for 37c
Peanut Butter i .:24c4 W=7-
Rose
f>r:`_Rose brand Oleo. ' - 36z lb.
' All Two -dollar Orders Delivered
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will be glad - s know that. we have a big stock of
UNNING SHOES •
ready for them, ' 1 that they can purchase them
ready for the n " t spell of warm weather
Mothers; too, are a ays glad when the fa can Put on the Runner- for they are so ligh
noiseless after the heavi winter shoes, . d less
expehsiVe'to buy. We a • safe in sayi g there
are no better goods made t' n the celebrated —
"FLEET F
: -Vrand, in high and low styles, i : ck, brown and Et-'
and
011,
white, for sports of all kinds a ' every other
occasion, i'n:a vali-iety of heels and s. A shoe
or everyy'I'oo and"a fii ',heels
to suit eve purse.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
This store, in conjunction with other lead-
ing business places in town, will be closed at 1 p.m.
on Wednesdays during the months of May, .Tune,
July, Astgust and September.
SJIARMAN'S SHOE STORE
W. Ism:. SHA*MAM
HIIIIIIIIIIIfulil illilliiiiiiIIIIWIIIHUOIInn
BASEBALL NOTES.
There is notable activity among the
ball -tossers in Godench at the present
time. Even so early in the season they
have commenced taking regular practice.
For a couple of weeks past the players IN
have been working out at Victoria Park,
They will not last long.
J. H. COLBORNE & CO.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
owing to the grounds at Agricultural Park _
not being fit, and if the number turning
out to get the kinks out of their arms and
legs is any criterion there should be no
lack of players in Goderich this year.
There will be some new faces on the line-
up of the local team this season, and the
indications are that Goderich will be rep-
resented on the diamond by one of the
strongest teams in years. The club -has
entered the North Wellington League and
will be in fast company.
All players must be signed up pfior to
May 1st, to be eligible to play in League
games.
The diamond at Agricultural Park will
be changed around somewhat this
season. The homeplate will be at
the north end of the diamond, to
avoid the rays of the sun which gave
trouble to the pitcher and catcher before.
A grandstand to seat about 300 people.
to be erected directly back of the home
Plate. and closed in by a wire netting in
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BABY CHICKS
From purebred trapneeted 4. 1'.
LVhite 'foghorns, . (lisrrnn
Mtniini. The iiarron I*•ghorn
is en F:1►glb'h bin and for a Leg-
horn is a very large bird, some
of thein toeing as large ex the
Reek. Seldom (lo they ever set.
with tlw cooling .of aerie
weather the heavy fireedit are
determinist to met, not so with
rhe Leghorn, as that Is the time
-lin Is determined to lap. They
•1v 111 alis lay In the winter If •
siren proper mare. F'FmTI Piro -
ember 1S to April ,lot ten of our
tnrpneeted LAghorns dam PA
.gra at an average price for the
11re months of 7:k•.1,er doyen, or
$9274 for the ten trials In the
live months. From just such
stack Aa the'sie And others nearly
ns ,twist we Are (offering chicks
nt 22i• each, (k•Iiverel at gone
station.
Huron Specialty Farm
W.t1,TER ROSE. nnwmnla, Ont.
Phone Ms Res 34.
front. is also one of the possibilities this
seas' in.
1 he new suits. furnished by the Western
Canada Flour Mills Co.. have arrived -
and are said to be in every way up -to
date, and certainly make one of the finest
baseball outfits seen in Goderich for some
years. 1 he outfit consists of twelve -play-
ers' Sults and one for the mascot. The
management of the team wish to exprere,
their appreciation to the Western Canada
Flour Mills for this rrKst useful donation.
The lettering on the front of the suits 1,,
"Purity Flour. Goderich."
What is the matter with the town
league which was arranged to he organized
at the annual meeting of the local club?
All applications for clubs to enter the
N. W. 13. A. must be in the secretary's
hands by May 1st, 1921, the grouping to
he handled immediately after that date
by the aub•committee of the League, who
will appoint conveners and set final dates
Inc them to draw up schedules. P II entry
fees are M be in the hands of the secretary
by May 1st, 1921.
liver his ttn,tl ne-ssage in the o•hun•h
herr on the follow ing Snmlay, April
21th. •
REV. d. E. McCAUI,E ' I.E‘VENG.
Pastor of Goderhh Baptist ('hureh Ga
ing to ('orhrane.
Rev. .1 V. Mr4'airley, who Pira•. Sep-
tember, 11114, has been pastor of the
(. otlr-rieh Itsptlat 0111011, has placed
his resignation In the hams of the
congregation and leaves nt the end of
this (month to Mke':t charge at ('a•h-
nin . out., under the Baptist mission
Moe rd
During him compar•Htivoly short pas.
tonne In Gods-rk`h Mr. Sir('+tstley has
had mts•h ance'ie. in his ministerial
work and has also made Ptnunels
friends outside of his own denomina-
tion. He twine to (keno •k•b from
(ilan,mis, whish was his Orst charge
has n student, toeing unlit hoed ii few
months before he commenced his pas-
torate its tilt. town. He agreed to re-
main here until the eioun•h di4st war
-es id off, and not only has this been
aecolapllvlred Inst the congregation has
norpmer.l its egnipnlent very consider-
ably during thin period.
lksth Mr and Mrs. 1( ',.uMy leave
with the Mut w;sbw Of the people of
Materiel. ant Are enrsrrnmdeal In the
people of t',.•hrane mor citizens of the
hlgh.wt typo•
S(r 341 snley preaches at ('Tinton
and Auburn seat dumbly and will de -
CHURCH NOTES.
GOOD NEWS
for lovers of
GOOD MUSIC
The services in Victoria street Method
dist church next Sunday will be conducted
by the pestor. Rev. J. F. Reycrafr,-
Morning subject. "Spiritual Prohibition."
Evening subject, "The Referendum."
At the IAipsia cinur•I, n.•ct Sunday
se'rvkes will he 11.1.1 at 11 a. m. and
7 p. m. Rev. Mr. Items, of Auburn
and Clinton, w111 preach at hotdt ser-
rler's. ' Itible who'd.:t p. in. it. Y. I'.
1'. meeting: 4 p. m:
At Knox church tact Sabbath divine
worship wlu he cnndii. tw1 by the min•
later. elobjects of semwons : 11 a. m.,
"The ('ltrrn'h at Work." 7 p, su.
-seasoned with salt." maltlritli school
mild ttA.le cls--., :.t :t WI -Wyk.
North Street Methodist Church.
At North street Met h.e1ist ehun•h
the classes, Mission fin IFI sill Stena
('lith will meet !let Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock. The topic for discussion
In tie• I'lith will he: "Why should
foreign miwlons interest as?" it will
be intralued by Iter. J. E. Fon. The
pastor's morning theme will be.
"Others" Evening. "1Vhy Vote 'Yes'
Tomorrow."
On Tumidity evening the FlpworH.
League will , hold Its annual election
of otlkrra.
(In Wednesday evening, Inshwd of
the rgtrlur prayerwnerting, a victory
thank!mglving service will is. held.
Victoria Street Methodist Church.
stutnl+t7 Inst was A day of special
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N Smiles -Bs foraying -Os SBA
.last Swallow a CaMstds
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to restore normal breathing, stop mucus
crimp in the bronchial tabes, give
siesta of quiet sleep; cantata' amo
t-forata` drag. 111.00 at year drag-
tlst'a Trial free at oar *gouda of write
Maas, it! King W.. Tomato.
IAeal Acme—Dusky', Ori Num
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If yeti are thinking of purchasing a Phono-
graph do not buy until.you have consulted J. H.
LAUDER regarding the great reduction in prices
of the •
FAMOUS AUTOMATIC•
Columbia Grafonolas
EXAMPLE REDUCTION
Cabinet machine—Old price $135. New price $95.
Other machines in proportion.
The only store in town carrying both
VICTOR AND COLUMBIA RECORDS.
Interest at Victoria street Miethodlkt
church. being the arnston of the forty-
w+•nnd anulvensary of the ohnreh. The
'nngrgatiotw wen• large and 'appr'-
elatIre. Iter. A. H. Stuart. It. .1. .A
Merlin. WAR the preacher of the day.
Anil rh,rwerl himself to ise A master in
tine Intiplt He will long be remember-
ed for him pennon". of Inst Stouts
The ehnn•h ehoir In the morning fur-
nished rpe+dal anal., lkdight Nntch
and Mho Minnie tVArn'trr singing
solea.. In the evening a men's ehorne
lest In the servhr of nom. There wits
nlso a trio by Messrs. MlelSinnkl.
Barker and Minch and it molt) by Mr.
E. Ik'lcher. Tho °Metals naked for
9200 for the current Pxiwnuc for the
year and the -people nwponded by mmit-
ting over 921I0 on the plates. The day
eras H slsrern In every way and the-
pastor
hepastor and Moan of Victoria street
an. thankful for the M1mMe(,r, of the
people snot Ne rts'rrwr that hag at-
tTnM their efforts.
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