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• GODERICH, ONT.
Your Easter Suit and Topcoat
We invite you to drop in and see our New Spring Cloth-
ing. You will be pleased with them and the values we
- .ace, and, . xnlus,h11j now. Prices
are advancing and you will pay more later on.
Fine imported Worsteds and Serge., made in the new-
est styles.
Single-breasted Suits with two pairs of trousers at
$22.50, $25.00, $27.50 ,
Top Coats $ 15.00 and $16.95
EASTER HATS -by makers of Brook -&t $996, $3.50, $5.00
SMART EASTER NECKWEAR at 56o and $1.00
,"..-- FORSYTH and ARROW SHIRTS at $1.95
W. C. Pridham Fes- Son
Phone 57
The Square, Goderieh
Huron Commercial Academy
Goderich - Ontario
During the -Easter vieatton we are moving to our permanent
nevoid home, "Pharetwood Vlih," formerly eeewpled by Mrs. Salkeld,
Montreai end Wttcrloo sttreete-4t the point -an exeellent location
for our wort
We alio anominee the appointment to our staff of Miss Margaret
Ilowland. R. A_ of Toronto, who Is eminently qualified to take
Marge of the Commercial Department of our work. Mies How-
land erueveeda MIta• Marjorie Stewart, who Ian rendered such effi-
cient service during the past ate months, and who has accepted
a position with the Preston School Board.
Our enrolment Is steadily increasing, and more are dgning u;r,
for the new terns beglnning Monday, April 9th. WP0-1711( be pleased
to talk over your plans at any time.
Miss Margaret Howland, B.A., Donald MacLeod,
('OM-MERCLAI, SPECIALIST. PRINCIPAL:
CAPITAL THEATRE )6 ,
Now Playing -Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy, in "Below the Sea."
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY_
Marie Dressler
Oanadalk.agstrtbudon to screen ort aid the best loved lady of
, movie -hind.
A really htimmn ebronleie, nous adormnent but rich in heart In
tenet. WALLACE BEERY assists In
`- `Tuboat Annie"
THURSDAY, FRIDAY tad SATURDAY
Lavender and old lace to the fore again In a winsome ropance
"Berkeley Square"
LESLIE, HOWARD travels the lane of memories to re -live tho
haunting episodes of ■ delightful story. Winsome 1IEATILER
ANGEL 1s tike lovely lady of hla dreams.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at 3 p.m. we
COMING -"ABOVE THE CLOUDS"
HOLMLBVIiLLE
Ottawa House Backs
HOLMESV4Id.E, March 2L -Tb.
March meeting of the W.Y.S. gad W.
A. was held at the how of Miss S.
Acheson, with Miss E. Praetor In
charge of the runner meetiiast. rifts' - et3s�IKial vim
the
pasr� lir
e opening hymn and prayer a die- tore the committee tomorrow to Nil
:ogee, "Contrite between the Dark the inside slog of the Ooveromeet
Sisters and Canadian Girls" was guarantee to the banks of a 00 -million -
given by Mra. B. Trewartba and Mrs.dollar loan to the C.P.R. leaf cosset.
lt"m Tt'tl : even t lsmpertaee•gisiwt. A - Mess.
Bennett re Ti
m
tles
by Mrs. Wilfred Jervis, Mn. Dennis
Gllddon and Mrs. Walter. A reading.
"The Dream," was given by Mrs. E.
Yeo, and "Comrades of the Seemed
M.le," by Mlaa Elva Proctor. The
president, Mn. W. Teo, them took
ctarge of the bu•lness part and closed
with another hymn. The W.A. then
met with the president In the chair.
tiereral items of business In regard
to the St. Patrick's /upper were at-
tended to. After the meeting a dainty
hot lunch was served by the hostesses.
Mrs. B. Trewartba and Miss Acheson.
Miss K. Huller of Stratford 1s visit.
leg for a time at the home of her
petenta
Mrs. J. A. Cox has returned from
Ceiling ber mother, Mrs. W. Johnson
of Goderich.
Mr. mid _Mrs. W. C. Jervis went to
2.trich on Ray and brought home
Miss Andrey, who had been visiting
ter grandmother.
On Friday evening the Holtnesvllle
i.P.S. vialted the Grace church Y.P.B.
and gave the program, with Mt. Alex.
Genn presiding. The Scripture tee-
ner. was read by N. Trewartba and the
tel -lc was well given by Miss A. Me.
Ca.tney. Lloyd and Gordon Stock
gave a gutter drier - and the Misses
Vola and 11. Gllddon a vocal duet.
N s Alma Trewartha gave a reading.
Gare church Y Society entertained
with contests and later served a tasty
Inneb
SR Patrick's Coneestt.-The St. Pat-
rick's sapper was nerved at 6.30 o'clock
on the evening of March 13th in the
basement of the church. The lights
were green shaded, curtains tastefully
prOpoa1lby'Flislltl• rfr:7et�lesowd
aid. Conservative, Windsor, seeking
amendment In the Bank Act calling
for a fair wage elapse for bank clerks,
will be coasldered later.
The Wheat Agreements
Mr. Bennett made a statement on
(*Amide's part in the London wheat
agreement on Tuesday, indicating that
tuned', under the quota system
adopted, may export 200 million bush-
el. In the .Trop year 1933-34 and about
2(w million bushels for the crop year
1434-33, based on the acreage sown
luring the past three years and the
yield per acre over the past ten y ver...
In the crop year 193233, Canada se -
ported about 264 million bushels of
wneat Mr. Bennett vigorously denied
any "speculation" In wheat by the
Government. claiming that the Gov
eremeat'e action bad prevented chaos.
He added that the Prairie Provincial
Governments will pane seta Ilcenning
the sale of wheat, while the Federal
Government will set up a Wheat Mar-
keting Board to carry out Canada's
part of the London treaty. The
e bole question will he carefully con -
aileron! In the agriculture committee
tied probably also the banking and
commerce eaasarlttee.
Senators Spiritual!
Senator Rodolphe Lemieux, Liberal.
Montreal, suggested on Tuesday In the
Senate that the header of Canadian
chnrches might he named to the Red
('itamber, as sort of Senators spirit-
ual, corresponding to the church lords
in Foigland. Whether anything will
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP I
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP, March
21, -Mr. Herb. Fisher has returned
home after spending the past week
with his elates, Miss Pearl Fisher of
Goderlch.
Me Lan iinbr flub Teritaa .ami.
Teddy, of Exeter, spent a few dare
with the Indy's parents, Mr. and xr1-
Wm. Ma•W hinnev.
)(Ise Evi, Pettman of Goderlch spent
dunday with Eft jbrdats 7tr. and Mrs -
Walter Penman.
Mrs. Rohr. Mellwain spent the week-
end with friends in Auburn.
Mrs. Ww. Mcllwsln r turned home
on Tuesday after spending a month
with friends at Plymouth and Detroit.
Mich.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, March 21. -We an
enjoying some beautiful springlike
dais. They sews doubly welcome !t-
ier the long hard winter. d
-- Mr. end Mss. usselt !ght and
gars* Orawtor4-apent_tbe wee,kand
la I.oadon Phyltir McCrelgbt, who
has been In hospital there, Is return
lag home today.
Miss_ Mary 11cHmale entertained
the W.M.S. of the `T nftWI-e turt'tI 'at
her home on Thursday ■1ternoon last
Little D. A. McKenzie is improving
nicely after au attack of appendlca-
11'
Miss M.. Dickson, R. N, was In town
lied week nursing her little eonain.
rind Farrlah, who has been rery 111
atter an operation.
George Ashton is helping Jas. Mc-
Kenzie with the farm work at pre.
aunt.
Wilber Stewart G having ■ sale
,.f /dock and implements next Tue-
day, as they are leaving the farm
We wort. them Bucceae .le their new
su rround i n ga.
Stanley Hayden hes rented the farm
on the 4th concession belonging to Mro.
oma of the suggestion remains to be I Robt. Higgins, which has been men -
decorated
pied by Wilbur Stewart. They Intend
decorated with 'henna -he cad green -1 The Macmillan royal commission on moving tolit about the tint of April
ery, and the tables made interesting banking and commeree colt :31.200.'
:hough no remuneration waa pe t
ememissloners. The Radio Bneadcaat-
lug Cemaaission spent 1732.342 from
April 1 to December 31. 1933, includ-
ing $228,556 for programa.
The price spread acid mans haying
committee heard witnesses of West-
ern and Maritime retail merchants'
s•sociations reiterate the earlier evi-
dence of similar witne�sec from On-
tario. The live stock trade and the
packing industry are to be inrestl-
aaeetly "The Dear Little Shamrock" I toted this coming week and then later
and encore. Rev. De Witt Cozen of the representatives of the big depart -
Clinton gave a homos rot address on mental stores and chains will be heard
the Irish, ineluding many irlsb jokes, in rebuttal.
and also rendered "Danny Roy" and a I The iou.ae showed Its faith in Can -
delightful encore number. The Elliott I Ada's future by extending for 990
juniors sang two stomp,. and little four- ?-ears the agreement between the
year-old Jean Ferguson Elliott de-' Canadian Northern Ontario Railway
lighted with a nolo and encore. Mr_ Co. and the Camphel1ford. Lake On -
Elwin Moore of Mitchell gave several tart and Western Raliway Co., pro
.ively Irish numbers. Two violin num- riding for joint running rights of lines
berg were "The Top o' the Mornin' " through Belleville.
and the "01d Irish Washerwoman." Partlament will ad)oorn for ten
Two guitar numbers were "Irish dare at Easter this year and the bud-
Tnrough and Through," and "Serer
T.'ke the Horseshoe from the Door."
.1:1 were heartily encored. Warden
i•:'Jott gave two Irish readings which
:sere enjoyed. The accompanists of
the evening were Mrs. M. Agnew, Mrs.
T.
Eremite, Miss E. Elliott of Clinton,
with potted plants, shamrocks and id he I Derris powder for the Warble Fly
te: vlettes. A delicious Irish sapper at right prices. CAMPBELL'S DRUG
ass served by capped Irish colleens. S'T'ORE.
Aker the supper the basement was
•feared of the tables and a program
•
;then. with Warden Elliott as Irish
LOYAL
ev
halrman. R. Henderson of Goderich
sang "Mother Machree" and encore.
Later he and his mother, Mrs. R.
Henderson. Nang a pretty deet Min
B. Greene of Clinton Nang "The Kerry
Dancing." and Mrs. H. Ford sang
LOYAL, March 20. -Mr. Herb. Fish-
er has apent the last two weeks with
his slater, Miss Pearl Fisher, In God-
erich.
Mr. William Fowler and family have
moved into the red brick house on Mr.
W. R. Raymond's farm, and we extend
a welcome to them.
Congratulatioma to Mr. and lira
Tait Clark on the birth of a son on.
March 15th.
The (ate Mrs. John Gallagher,
Many of the friends and former neigh-
bors of the late Mrs. John Gallagher
ed the funeral on Sunday after-
noon In Goderleb. Mrs. Gallagher was
almost a lifelong resident of Colborne
township, coming with her parents.
:be late Mr. and Mrs. William Long I
get will not he brought down until ' worth, to the farm now oeeupled by
after the mess. Mr. Ernest Young. About fifty-seven
Maw Tariff George" years ago she was married to Mr.
k John
Spotton
When Mr.
rose to spec on setae
th. titles debate he was greeted by the 8th
^ills of "$Ir George" and -Low Tar-
iR George." He lost no time In stat- best eq
agaiws► amend.
have turned no sum--Msrat-
etesult and I am no wobbling Willie," tad th
i.e declared. IIs added that ]!r. Iden- Mrs.
allagher, who predeceased her
n mouths. Their home was on r
concession and was one of the I
nipped and prettiest farms
The house unfortunately was
"ren," `[I FNhrer-
e family removed to Goderieb.
allagher was of a quiet, retir-
ing nature. an ideal wife and mother,
and had the happy faculty of making
raid keeping friends. The funeral
service was held at the home on Brock
street and was cooducted by Rev.
Geo. T. Watts of North street United
^burgh, assisted by Rev. W. J. Patton
t.f Smith's 11111 United church, of
welch deceased was still a member.
I)ceessed leaves to mourn her passing
'.ne son, James, and two daughters,
Mrs. A. C. Citrk ■ed •f1s. Matilda, all
of Goderich. The pallbearers were
Me. Alex. Young, John A. Young.
Jarvis Meltride, Herbert Fisher, Amos
fi.oli and Alfred Tebbntt. interment
was In the family plot In the Colborne
cemetery. thrr-vraapathy goes out to
the bereaved family In their great
ions.
4ra. W. goo. (On behalf of the W.A. did In 1929. I h
n vote of thanks to the visitant for
their generosity of talent was moved
by Mrs. Fred Potter, seconded, and
put to the meeting by Mrs. Lorne Jer-
vis A hearty clap from the audience
sh..wed the appreciation of their en-
tertalnment and their Irinh chairman.
Fairview Chemical Co. Sure Shot
('upsules at ('AMPBEL,L S DRUG
STORE.
SPRING CO
TS
Tailored Coats of English tweeds, such as rabbit -hair woollens, Llama cloth
and novel patterns in Becks, checks and stripes. You must see these Coats
- to realize their usefulness and smartness.
Priced $16.50 to $21.58
Swagger Suits = -
Smart two-piece styles, loose and fitted
Oista. Suite are tattling this season.
Feature Special $16.50
New Easter Milline
NEW FROCKS
Spring., Dainty styles, organdie trim, puff -
sleeves. Coiors in new blues, greens, rose-
wood, navy and black. Sises 14 to ?O.
-Feature Selling $4.45
- plaiting style'. 'trite brim; small brims
and elose-fittingsTurblins in novelty straws
and 'braids. An early selection is to your
SPRING FOUNDATION GARIENTS
"Softie" is it girdle of Ana two-wal
streteh elastie with four boat imp- $1.9
porters
4The-onekpielle-feendatiolt garment
*omelette of elaatie with lase brassiere
top. Very smooth under bias -eat $135
dreamt
nett las a big enough man to allow
hie followers to vote any way they
liked and he intended to vote for the
Mitchell resolution. He would not do
so, he explained. if he thought it con -
:mined one tinge of want of confident*
in the Government or if it had come
from the official Oppositions Instead
of from a group for which lit said he
Lind great respect. "Big men hare re -
',used to accept tlt.“ •nd little men
shouldn't Ise given them," Mr. Spot -
ton concluded.
Mr. proposing hls resole -
lion, held that Canadian people do not
tild1 tO be graded.
Mr. Bennett pointed out that the
usual const i tut ions I procedure was
for a Government to be cen.ured for
some past Ryden, not directed as to
whet action It ahould take on a peril -
:War question. All men and women
ate not made equal by God. he maid,
and he ridiculed the claim that tItlei
and honors met up clam distinctions.
He protested in vigorous terma against
Ow resolution being adopped thrum -
/scribing and limiting 0w Government
He said he Invited the closest criticism
scrutiny of the New Year's Day
!whorl; list.
Mr. King %gems Titles
Mr. King held that Canadians are
ilties and he thought the House should
tie given an opportuntty, withont re-
gard to party lines, to prises; Its
views on the qoestion.
Klee Agnes Macpliall, U.F.O., South-
east Grey. argued that doing an 110-
ialrel- dad Is 111 oW6 tenant Site
cited Mr Joseph Pleven*. Sir Herbert
Holt and Lord Atheistan as unpopular
'We -hoiden!. No lege suitable time
could have been ebony' to restore
tines, Miss Macpball declared.
ciourectorieed Hr. neneett's address
specious awl passion-ereating
areselh." He 'spree's, stirprire that
each mon as Dr Ranting. diereverer
of Marquis wheat tame, had lot been
honored. lie moved In amentIMPIlt
ghat "honors and awards" he deleted
from the Mitchell motion. which
would hare banned titles only.
Rallwaya, Who voted against titter on
former ocesolons, maid he had not
s•hanged lila mind on the queortIon, trat
hormone these are critical days. he
would not vote against the (lovers -
Home voted ea lirtt. Garland's
M• itchell resolution. le its original
form. wee defeated by • formal vote
so indleated earlier. The debate
!noted only from /1 to 5 M. hennas the
Timms was BRTifeN11 to item s vnta,
e nd had debate motioned math 4
o'doek the rearthrtice wool/ bare
Nem Wired mat mod eo appeetuidly
g ives Mr a anti this essatem
74
Men's Spring Suits ---
Tour Easter Suit, smartly styled, az-
7,„ isnot& ,inishetl. The cloths are new pat -
THE NEWEST STYLES IN
Men's Hats for Spring
Irtni Tells in SIM
and beige Rpeeial
CORNFIELD 1r:-
twermipm-
DUNGANNON, March 21. -Mr. end
Mrs. R. A. McKeazie have returned
home after a week's visit with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. end Mrs.
J. K. Merschern, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber F.edy and family
spent Saturday with friends at
Mrs. Cecil Sloan has returned to
tier home at St. Thome. after visit-
ing her mother, Mrs. Sam. Pentland.
Mimi Dorothy Allen, teacher at
Proaparity. spent the week -end with
her friend, Miss Margsret Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Treleaven and
Mrs. Ram. Roach are in Toronto -thlo
(net. Mr. Treleaven is attending the
Inspector Beacom paid an official
visit to the school on Tuesday.
Mr. Lloyd Finnigan of Teeswater
is vialtIng his father, Mr. Percy
Finnigan.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's institute will be held
at the home of Mrs. Robt. Davidson
The members of the Innior institute
are invited and Miss Flora Dentin la
expeeted to give •n address.
Mr Robt. Armstrone. our genial
nroll-earrier, who was pick for the
past two WPfkll. in on duty •giln. Mr
Ritritt took charge of the mail
during liohlt enforced lay-off.
A euchre party will he held In the
pariah hall on Friday evening., lforeh
Itni, Tinder the anopices of thr parish
("moldering the condificm of the
-,oeils. there Wee • Aso attendance at
the hot tisti-limpeopeei
of the United chnreh oh Priday even
NM Mak. After tettigP•• *Mr 2741.
IN•el" was percents, In the stedlier-
lava of the church by the Ole gel
Roach's hemlay school etam.
ploy, white, was entendkilly performed.
arse directed by Mrs. Roach and Mrs
D. Fowler. Retween arta Kr. Fow
ler awl Mr. A. Colbert rang and Hies
Melba Fowler gam a reeding. both
onshore beteg well roceived.
_ _CAN7SLEE1r
You may fed nervous, hritabls and de -
=you you may suffer from indigestion and r► i
headaches; but the moat marked symptom is
�plessoese The treatment indicated_ De.
�,,,•r'' 1
?sow* hexose it moons
asd vigor to the nervous system.
Dx. CHASE'S
THE WEATHER •
7here has been a wide range In the
temperatures recorded tor the pest
two weeks, ranging from 1 below to
the maximum temperature of 53 de-
grees on Saturday last. Last night
(Wednesday) the mercury made an-
other dip in the direction of zero. The
official readings of the last two weektst
.with those of the corresponding period
ef 1933, were:
Mex. Min. Max. Hie.
15 37 31
10 34 12
6 12 141
27 se 121
15 37 Al I
Xi MS
34 KS 18
37 37 20
12- 3S 29
10 29 20
20
Expert Pipe, Plumbing and
Refrigeration work.
New low prices for cash.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
-Estimates Pro•--
nsult
FRESH EGGS WANTED
ALSO CRE -CM -GET OUR PRICER
-Flour and Chick Feeds foe Sale-
GODERICH EGG MARKET
Charles W. Twamley
Brace Sheet
SMART SPRING MILLINICRi
IN A VARIETY or irrn.ks
Th. Broad -brimmed Sailor. the
Windhlovni types. the Youthful
Breton Sailor, and Smart Mateyo
carefully and reasonably done.
Easter Hose
In crepe. chiffon a aerv'ee
weight, at 73e, 81.11 *ad ILM
pa Ir.
Orders taken for Fur Coate%
and Rensode:iiIIMI.
-We Invite your patronage-
SQtleftE
save $5.00
We will allow $5.00 on your
old MMUS
The Arrow Bedding Co. Ltd.,
heve made this offer possible
for a limited time only.
Thin is Tone nonortnnIty to
purehase that Spring Mattrese
you •re in want of.
Your eilfiteP or three different
grads( as follows:
rrat grade. Regular price
FOR $14.N
Second erade Regular price
1124 95
FOR $19.95
Third grade Regular price
ra 95
FOR $34.95
Do Dot delay, as this offer may
he discontinued on short notice.
J. R. Wheeler
Postern/ Director and
Furniture Denier
eiiiINF.14 Wore Rea 115aw
Mai
upER..5pEciAL
ALTERING - REPAIRING
GET OUR PRICES ON RUG -CLEANING
J. A. NIVINS
AGENT EAST STESZT, SWAIM
FOOTWEAR for Easter
Garter is the opening of the Sprtng matron for Footwear. At
this time we ere displaying the latewt models In Footerear shown by
outstanding menufatturere. 'Heel Huggers in the new dream pat-
terns, La Grenade, Gloria •nd Chle brands In very classy Myles, and
a very large assortment et Footwear for growing girls, animas and
The young men are not forgotten. In the Astoria. Richmond.
•nd Guardian brands they will find Shoes with remarkable fitthig
qualitkree that has never been surmised by highermriced footwear.
The working men will find thp petit, temogeet and most ser-
viceable line of goods •t very low prices here_
Our stock a MURREE BOOTS is coniptete.
See our windows for • partial display ot the many Weenie and
soles
Geo. MacVicar
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN - -
North Side a Square Gmlerieb
THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS
Any doctor will tell you that get-
ting plenty of warm, fresh air hi
the bouts
And plenty of cold. fresh air out-
side ths home.
Helps to keep away colds. M-
avens' and pneumonia
But we "%an tall you that the beat
way to secure that warm air in
the home la to use our D.L.SaW
Wm coal.'
Why not order • load todayr
WE NOW CARRY GENUINE
warm ANTHRACITE
J. B. MUSTARD COAL CO.
PHONE 98 GODERICH, (PITA RIO
1114014,111:9001,` -"relent
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