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4r-Th%urada)• May ILh, 1U3si
.,..-,-• ,pops - _.--^ - _ - - -- - �
FOR THE BRIDE-TO-BE
•
Many S.els1 Eu.etietutx in Haase of
O JUUv I l netki ds oeshes, S led
• Mies Olive N;Ilsabet4 '*hf ole for
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. John Schueu-
lila of orge A.
who Is shormon tly t� Ere `Horan -Perth League
reserved iu yr•
George
Ase c gue, o e• or
- - - - Toronto, war
dr lu Cllutuu
Arranged at Clinton Meeting
Monday Niglit-Umpire
Named
ft Clths4
Fasluon-Cru
The refinement of quality is rigorously p
every FASHION-CRAI"T garment.
Merchandise that is not only netioaallY kat►ow•u flint
has a stational reputation for•qualit1.
-F X('MISIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE -
PRIM -SUITS S -SUITS W1TH EXTRA TROUSERS
$23.50 - $25.00 - $27.50
FORSYTIH SHIRTS WITH THE NEW F'tiI.F''SED
COLLAR ARE VERY POPULAR.
PRICE $2.00
GQDERICHt Q,rr•
W . C. Pridham
Thi Sq
Phone 57
244
& Son
- ()editrtah
St George's Church Minstrels
STAGED It\" THE MEN OF IMIE l'Ht"R('II AND
PLAYED BY MEMBERS (t} Ti(F:
NARGARET SEAGER l'Ll'B
Di'R1NG THE INTEIRMiSSION TDE PIPIT'S OF
MISS PATTY
will entertain with (Inners in the modern
\hl,tanttnrr, is
ST. GEORGE'S PARISH H• MAY 14-L5
THE RELIEF COMMITTEE
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Iva
Have Your Commercial Printing Done at
r>L•• r:r
RAISE HUSKY BOYS AND WHOLESOME GIRLS
MILK.MADE BREAD
HEALTHFUL -APPETIZING --NUTRITIOUS
MALE IN ()CROWN 11_tKEsItL)I' _
TRY lFOR
CAKES AND PASTRIES
E. U. CLEVELAND: -
feted by bur many -----
and tiuderieb- uu eetrral uccaxluus lu
the list week.
(4u'1'hureday afternoon Mile) &borer -
hall WAS tendered a teacup The
the Mune of Mrs. J. B. lteyall ldr
enjoyable creat was ayb tendad J ICUs
b•hueubals' lellutt -employees at the
court Iwu.e herr
Nrnass( to sinter vast.' lidded a team! ---
f bright. [:triter to IM wu drawn
Master James Reyuotds wheeled In a ( nig-lit, a daub% acini i
huge wedding cake, which, although 1 up eiteudtug from Ray SS to August
inedible, cuutaiued the gifts of tett- I3~
COPS which were prereated to the An uoutncial mows was taken to
brlde-to-be. A most eajoyrble dluner
reveal that, roughly, Zurich bad twelve
WAS reeved. layers in hand, Seaforth thirteen,
'lite Park House was the scene of
and wtecellaneuus . bower , Cliutou fourteen and (loderkh nine-
! teen. The Stara repre•entatives were
lo
1 a card party
which hiss
I uu TitUradap night, at unable to provide a list at the time.
4 loeUbtt r war the recipient of wally Umpires were named as follows:
practical and beautiful gifts. (;uderteb, H. G. Marney, M. N. Mac -
On 'Tuesday night the bride-to-be Donald; Clinton, Wm. Fulford; Sea -
Zurich, Leroy
- her parents * r1 t l'liutou. A largeO'Brien; Staffs. Oscar Reid. Al -
1 number from Clinton and tiuder.c4 at though t3oderkh was 14e only team
ILaw-
prepared to name two umpires on
, tended the function. Era. 11. C.
lelrel at the prettily decorated Monday night, the remaining towns
At a meeting of rcpresentatives of
the live liurou-Perth Ba.ehen league
t Clinton on Monday
BAYFIELD
inarri14LD, May 6. -Mr. and Mrs.
Furter and son, of North Bay• who
seat the winter in Florida, were
hire a few clays this week with Mrs.
Furtera mother, Mrs. W. .1. SUaaon•
Kr. and Mrs. C. Berry are spending
a few days in London.
Mrs. Eric York and daughter Bev-
erley,' of Toronto, will spend the sum-
mer wltb Mrs. York's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. Baker.
Mrs. E. A. Featherston has returned
trues a vlrlt to London and Sarnia.
11r. apd Mrs. ('. A. Worrell, of To-
ronto, have taken a cottage In W. R.
Jow•ett'x (trove for the seasuu and ar-
rowed last week.
Mr. Jowett has already rented a
romper of cottages. •t'nta is amen
earlier than last season.
Mrs. Catherine Brandon, who •bent
the winter with her 'toter at Belgrave,
returned home on Tuesday.
Mies Mary Wldcombe la visiting ler
sister, Mrs.. Pye, at WIndoor.
Mr. R. al, Washington,
D.C..is spending
fag • couple of
at Mrs. G. Little's•
The Badmloton Club ended Its sea -1
son Friday eveulug last, when a travel-
ling company presented a moving pic-
ture
ieture feature In the town halt, followed
llow.e
by a dance, music being supplied
the Bayfield orchestra. A good crowd
was preseUt and enjoyed the proceed -
lags.
lira. J. Edmunds. of Egmondv11le,
wee the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ferguson over the weekend.
Mr. .and Mrs. Burch have returned
to their cottage for the summer.
1 Mrs: J. H. Milne, of'noroa-
ADJOURNED TO NEXT MONDAY
OW1111 to the small attendance at the
meeting called fur Mirada/ night fur
the purpose of reorganising church
t ken.
ruttball league, no 'matte was
The meeting was adjourned until next
Ml
Monday night, May lith. A q
turnout at the toren hall 1a hoped
fur.
son pros
will do the same before the neat meet-
ling t'mpit'es will be appointed to
F piled g will take place QUleal
j '
ten table.
games icy the president, who will
oft
Shower at Park Hoose choose the officials from a neutral
t airs. Thos. Turner,. of the Park
House, gave a party and shower for
!Mud.
Schoenbals on ThursefaY evening
Unit. 'Those present were MM ies T le -
1 meal, Mrs. H. Newcombe. M(*$ *ad
the Misses Hussey.
Miss Scboeuhals.
Mrs. Erskine Kent a beautiful cup.
1 but owing to Risers was unable to at,
tend, and from her
tow u. 7a r. rue
' It was decided that each club should t family, of Kitchener. are oto
pay for its
own players' certificates. 1 to, and
:(dIUl'lt xF:RvICE--
WM. 1 MEAGAN
PHONE 118 WEST STREET
Holland Remedy Not 1
FOR R1iEUMATI8M. NEult1
TIS, NEUTERITI!• •
Many long-standing e*»PS bare
obtained relief.
Testimonials are avellable for
your-lapectIon•
your fan111Y %11I enjoy Thus life
much better with a nice patch
from which er
red Berries'. to The gath tostf beautiful 500
Planta Is only js"110• which will
pay you a handesuwe profit the
flrot year, as well as give you
plenty for your whole family.
PHONE 616-84, CLINTON, ice
Hngill' a Potato and Berry Faro
R. R. 2, SEAFORTH
J. OS Ir OLD
British Eicttattge Hotel
•
at Walsun'a
eUpytng their Cottage
The Schedule (Grose. a flue
Following Is the schedule: MI:* Ltwv Woods left on T1i W.A.
Miry 2.i- %urich at Clinton (a.m.t tor London as & delegate for the
Seatorob al eufor b. nt toe dloeesaa t1Uventton omeAttme-
w -('huts„ tit i.eufortb. • wards x4e plans to spewl
Stara. Jot
--1••-•Zterieb -at •- Go
Stara at Clinton.
+�(,ewrerrieh at Hamilton. .
garden ca a spring t.3"ltre Tm'ttrty
t Completely destroyed Robert Penhattest
-- _ ._ _. __. .. _.- orae about 10
_ harur. pie had arrived h tt •• and I
Underfelt at Clirtlon o'clock alit s u . , "
g -Zurich at Stadia while descending from the hayloft fell
h with a lantern The hay immediately
Rev, S. It
10 am.,
played and the 4 Seatorth at ''/.urlch" h hl horse, -Doctor Five hundred was oreew and sugar
ON + set, prise, o by Miss Martina Huaaey.
O1( set, was won by
Teo fell the "bear
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WEST STREET 240111 3.14
This coming Mother's Day, Sunday, May 10
Nothing finer to send Mother than a line bunch „S Flowers
oe a Flowering Plant. and ifshe a •„"roc melte a while Fictive
in her rent, rc
We can deliver Flowers, to ower 410 Nationalities
,We hate a mteitoell:-wf Taney 'Evergreens (foreign varieties)
to decorate the home surroundings.
GEO. STEWART
FLORIST Goderich, Ont.
Phone 105.
- at 4,atert .
11 -('linter at Zurich. togk rine and although 1� IpaMr.ulArdrl
Injured by.
Mrs. Newcombe e
prize" a slicer pear 12�Stalia Iii lioderiek- erably It r. P
I Awung the wavy' eedleWu Kt Stent Staffs. '•.... TfarI•p mated tn"talre the boos_
} =ho bride tit b. were treedleYurlL:_chln odors. i3- liedari•ir gl ,• '
li••.CYtsaw -y , .
=garcorke noraea- - t i '•t Zurle5 Ire track
,.l rratu..snd-
:� t+r baativt•arkrd rmsttf4`DII�' _
its 'to -
ear and large
were retain •
People from several utiles In the cella- I
try were attraeted toy the -blas . ca 1111
Was fortunate that it v- tvbitagia i
night. or damage to nearby _
would lave �•ectulted:-
'•Tea Many Rachet -T4e play"
"Too Many Husbands" was presented •
in the town hall W eelnewlaY evening.
April 29th. by ,membe'rs. of" the Yount;
People's i)epartment of St. .\ndrew
'riled church. A number of the in
McClung, Militate,
BIBLE SCHOOL
11 am.
-Mother's Day Servioe-
"First Things First"
..�.... i VAR. ..
• tom Ltcnd of Near -Enough"
Congoleum Rug
FREE
-GUESSING
WE)EK OF MAY 4th
RULES OB CONTEST
1. Simply enter the number you
think 1s bidden under the Gold
Seal on the Conguteutu Gold
Seal Rug on dlsples the
2. The guess nt•arest to
actual number will be awarded
the rug FREE.. . •In the event
of a tle....the tying contest -
tants will guess a second
num-
ber which will he selected.
3 Entries must be delstsited at
-414a- atoso-Indur+►" _noun hat-
-ur f nest' TYrtmrta><�nt"
tier w int- .. - .
w•Indows at 4 p.m. of the sural"
day.) des L+lotls on �R
4. The judge t.
[tattlers pertatulug to the cele
test will he limit.
5. The contest Is open to xu1one
exeeptiaii the ewptorees of this
-<;sWro sad thelr_tewittes1 --
1T"t'Ifttp arrrFv�tt of
-to each entrant•...clot■Bootoe
---;Sts rule will disqualify
0rettder.
b.be
q, Thr hidde.a number
__twee•t' 1 and 5.000.- .......
8, Should anyone pvrehaoe a
" genuine Congoleam Gold Seal
Rug of any %ire during
the
period of this esattest• rat
then
I1 n,
prove, to tw the winner shall
['rise - Aug. 1i! °L--�e
have the option of taking the
j. ••pr-jtltctrfl-ttrP feta peer
chase price of the rug already
bought refunded•
DROP 1N AND RECORDRi,i'}:tt`t
Youths' and TSS Ken'+
oruaweatr and a beautiful sketch of
Notre Dame Cathedral done in sewing
by Mrs. Turner.
Tea was served in the dining -room,
with a setting of a table corer of
lIandmnde late. Fellow daffodils tw
salver %uses and yellow candles. The
supper was dainty and delightful as
the Netting. t
tp and sincerely attached to her and
j9-t3eafenth nt Clinton
22-Znrich at (ilei o at Walla.
1*--Seatarik at 6aderieb.
fRaffi--fir -Zurich.
it--Seaforth.
Zurich at Clinton.
July Yr-ellatnn at'li.aforth
8...•Gederkt at StaRa-
g-Staffs ni Clinton.
at ■
p-Srafurth at Zurich_
Miss Schuerety a' associates are (Wep-
t
Zurich (oderlek- .tett twit bad sever lr•fDre fuer
kh 7R Alt a l a play and sad never
'T15. ability e seting.
amidst the gaiety there w"as u feet uR •
Stara. Thole taking part were JnmP' Stir-
ling. of sorrow at lost* her, although all 1:t_7.o�r John Watson,ci
1R "%ori, tt at Charles Suri.. i• hn
`were glad that she is going tome hap- 14--Goderkh at Madera'.ting.
pity settled. -.,Auld Lang SF Clinton at 7.nrlrh. Fraser Stirling. Eris' Wallis. Fred "'Saes • Jolly Good Fellow" were 1K Sturgeon, Bert Duna. Harvey, Hehner,
li •v d Miss Sdtoenhals e:Prc,sed I 17 gtrtfa a/ Gbh
j Stevenson Norma ill` r-qr
at Stites. nae Snowden Be-
tween
a \\'el+li end
t mie c. and
' Clinton
t Clinton. Robert,,,rhe Wedding of .lack and 1
,7 Zurich at Stara. Jong' was nleelY stung by "Uma Reld.1
TEAM I
Zurich at Zurich. h. ]111.•' Sturgeon, hls(e Leitch. Beryl s
a9 --Alain at Zurich. i Helen
1 and Dawn& Tont.. The hall
On Tuesday afternoon a group of Aug. 3 -Stara at Sestorth.
to the baseball team had
ng, an ss 2-Seatort t and
Castle
F 1[za1N th • n 4
ler atpvecTttZhoe of"tTi`e l►baordone her: Clinton at Goderich
[ween aMs Mr. sad Mr-. t a
J. D. Middleton, ledger -keeper at the ' 'trieh a Zurich. Welsh furnished 1
Roy■1 Bank, Is on Ids holidays.
M,%KLNG THE
alt cnJoyed the
I was well filled end
PLOY•
`aspirants
11 fuel) 8re■t Workout Id under the mansigen Maitland Leagf ue
of Dick Welsh, lileYing toacb-manager•
AtthoUgh the majority were last year's,
22
tateht, mere were ice or two new NC Pl, Sr
faces -young fellows who hare d1F.
'Opens y_ 1
tingu[sbed themselyep In the " luster"
spurt ileld la hockey and so/than.
Coach Welsh U contielen
•
•oac t be will be ,
able to place a good team In the Gehl
this year. It now remains for the
people of Goderich to ..how their con-
fidence in the team by lending their
support. .- --4
Mother's Day, Sunday, May 10th
REMEMBER YOUR MOTHER -
Gift Suggestions i.
GLOVES-Ribtez silk ... • • -r=
7bc pair
HOSE -W eldrest Hose, newest shades.. 75c, ;1.00 pair
;
SCARFS -Ascots in newest fabrics ;1.90
BLOUSES ---Pura silk crepes, dainty styles
11Lillinery to_s it-TFlrY- '-s•
SA_T8-Dn4X--
DsltSa]Ob--Printed silks and chiffons ,in the seasons
newest and smartest styles.
COATS-chnays tweeds and fine
in nys and blacks.
Chiffon Dresses
NEW ARRIVALS- t•hiffnn in street -length
Ilrtise*. F'lowere.I pnit.•rgy: if..dainty 4icrigns. Match-
ing slips. Long itnel short' wtirFetia. tight' and\ dark
illat1P5. •
Your Sumter wardrobe won't be complete without
one if these iiterecee.
Summer Felts
FELT HATS iN :(NAPPY STYLES!
WHITE AND PASTEL SHADES!
'WEAR A FELT F'UR. SMARTNESS! -
KEN'S AND YOUNG
MENS
SUITS
Spring Sultll-1n light tweeds.
greys and browns, sport
moth:
U:J.,: WOOL T'WEEI)S
.CMTS- F.Xi'ELLE-N Itis
TAILORED
Topcoats
English Tweed Topcoats in
a variety of styles and pat,
tens. Greyr'ttttd browns to
ehoowe from. ' Reasonably
priced.
A. CORNFIELD
Phone 4ie
"Shop where you are invited to shop"
at. Helens at Colborne First Caen
of 1936 Schedule-- '
Seven Clubs 1
Play In the Maitland Baseball League
' will begin on May o_" nil" with • game
between St. Helen. and Colborne on
the Colborne ground- The schedule
which has lics•n arranged (' as fol-
lows: Schedule
May 22 --St. Helena at eolborne.
25-Co/borne at Blyth.
Auburn at St Helens.
20-).acknow at Dungannon.
Alt--l.acttnow at Whitechurch.
tate 1 -1111th at Colborne.
1>,inganaem wt 'fit. Helens.
3--Whitechareh at Aubary
4-_Duaganaon a( ('•olberil.
t1. --Mirth at Ltirknnw•
Rt. Helen' et Whitechurch.
S--Anharn et Colborne"
Rt. Helen! at Laekno s"nnon.
A-Whitreharch at Dung
int__Ltrcknow at Blyth.
12-lenngsnnor)_at Auburn.
13 -nil t at aWhitechar h.
10-Auhnrn. at pmigennnn.
17 --tit. Hellas' at Blyth.
Whlechnrch at Colborne.
30 -Auburn nt Lneknow. tech.
I►nngnon
23-..4'nfl*)raan* at stub
Anrn.
'Myth at Dungannon.
-----IFIftterentrett et 4t. Helene.
28 --=Myth at Rt. 1101Pne"
-------1.0knhw ntwtAnhtrkn'
-- - 'if=-iiung*tlnAt on t eanow
Colborne nt
i1-lityth nt Auburn.
; ('olbnrnl• et Dungannon.
•'_T,ncknoM' et lit. HP1
,Atl1 •4--,•Wbttechnrch at Blyth.
2-. St. Helene at inina$nnnn.
4•---Anharn at Whiteebarch.
fi-1.nrknnw at Colborne"
Rt. Helene at Anharn•
a -Dungannon at Blyth.
w-twhiterburett at Lrn'knnw,
1l}-4.4.
tit Rt. tielP s.
14-Anlulrn at 1111th.
' ,officer* of The• Maitland ts•ngn4 are:
Pt".Ident. 11. J. 1,. }lefty'. Dangwnnon:
Hrepresielent• Win Watson. Blyth:
secretary treasurer. it. Marsh. Auburn:
e*'txtant secreterr-treenirer. Tivoli.
Wilson, Anbttn.
The club repre•orntattves are: An-'
him). . WIlliem Craig: Birth, WI111■m
IWatson : Colborne. Arthur Huy : Pun-
,
`gennGurdon urdon Kidd : 1ALPknneir. W.
Hewitt; Wbite0hnreh. Kenneth Wen-
me: At. Helens. W. I. Miller.
iYet fair are My* In aitintttert and
store fair - 1neM,tt hero
/'Firths err amu -1 'e
and -there - fly � t
for Spring and SUMMIT
wear, in brown, grey m
sand checks.
Swayback style
Suits with Extra Trousers
M. ROBINS
J. R. Wheeler
petarral Director and
Furniture Dealer
Hamat's Street. Goderich
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