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Special
Week -end Values.
10 ONLY—LADIES' ALL -WOOL SKIRTS
._. Sizes 14 to 20. Regular up to $9.95
Clearing at$6.98-
8 ONLY--ALL-WOOL SKIRTS.
Sizes 14 to 18. Regular up to $7.50
Clearing at $4.98
NO EX'CRAhiGLS,
38 INCH FIGURED SILK CREPES,
dark and light colors. Regular $2.00 per
yard. Clearing at Yard
40 INCH VELVERAY
in maize, pink, blue and orchid with floral
design. Regular $2.50 per yd. Clearing tet
17 INCH ALL LINEN TOWELLING
Red border. Special value Yard
98c
$1.75
39c
STORE WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY, MAY 24th and
CLOSED MONDAY, MAY 26th: -
F. E. Hibbert & Son
v.>
GODERICH GUN CLI'B
'Last Wednesday evening's prac-
• tice' shoot, was held under •goo4i
weather conditions. with clear visi-
bility and light winds. Ashley Gil-
bert and. Jack Gilbert tied for high
place with similar scores of 20-23.
Charles I'roese took str'oad place
with '_ t, and, Gordon Gilbert third
with 1ti. Goderich Gun Club crest::
can be obtained by members at Al
Lintield's Spurting Goods Shop.
Beever-s Atito and Bicycle- Supply'
WEST"
ST.—GODERICH
New and Used, Bicycles For Sale, to clear this week
One used Ladies' ,Balloon. . $3.1.00
One used Men's Balloon .. _ ... $25.00
One used Men's Standard $ 17.:;,Q (A,,: is )
One used Men's Standard .. $2750 (Overhauled)
One New 16" Tricycle .... - .. ...$1a.OQ
REDUCED TO. CLEAR
One New Raleigh 'Ladies'
One New Raleigh Men':i with three Speed Rear Hub and
Hub Brakes.
DUNGANNON
Dt' NGAN NON, allay 14..—dlr. and
Mts. J. J. Ryan, aecoutpatnled by
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Treleaven,
Lueknuw, were recent voaturs with
alt•. asap Mts. Anther Roach and
Mr. and Mra. E1wuvil Smith, Lia -
towel.
Ur. Ja.k Fedy, Toronto Universits
atudeirt, has completed thiss year's
studies and is with his writes, Mr.
and Mrs. 11. .1. L. Ee do .
fr..alai `1,1>r~': W(sotdott Kidd and.
fatuity of IsIiugton were work -end
visitors with Mr.`aud `Mrs. J. ityan.
%Ve are sorry Ito hear of the •aes
cideut to Mrs. 1V111iaw S1v, hers,
waho has been at Maker's eouvules-
caaut hustle, Lue-kuow, and recently
fell 'and broke her, hip. Mrs. Sto-
ther's will soon be its her ntuetiees.
She was taken to Winghatu ilus-
p,ital for care.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pocock of
Iltatsuesvitle (nee Joyce Glow, Duu-
galauun) were honored on Wednes-
day night by a dance in the Agrl-
culatural Hull, with Carruthers'
orchestra supplying the music. '.Phe
young couple were read au address
of best wishes by Miss tMUrjorae
,t rriu;;tou and Mr. Harold Maize
pi•ese'utei them with a purse of
stoney.
Mr. anis Mrs. La Verne Pentland
and fatally of Detroit and Um. A.
B. Pentland, Toronto, were weik-
Ired visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
frid Pentland and Mr. and 'Mrs.
Frankltu Pentland.
The Cotta`1iash Junior Farmers
and Institute held a successful dative
in the Parish Hull on Fridayatright.
J'tmtny I'ierc•e's orchestra supplied
Imusic.
Mr. and Mrs. •Bill McClure, jr.,
and familts, Elmira, were Sunday.
1 visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
_Mt -Clore, er.
i IMi. s Ida \Vhyard left Tuesday to
spend a week with her brother, -Mr.
Charles 1Vhyard, Detroit.
Sir. and SIrs. 11111 Wiggins and
Mr. and Mrs. l'arkie Wiggins and
son Billy spent Sunday visiting
M r. Eric 1Vurk, Wyoming, who is 4
;
brother of Mrs. Pa.kie W'iwains.
Mrs. Winnifred W'idcomhe; It.N.,
• 1 of Windsor, visited with her par -
. ;ems. Mrs and .Mrs.. W. H. MMeClure
and other relatives. Miss Whyard
i essenpanied her in the car back
' home on Tuesday. ,
t -Mr: attol Mrs-LAlbera. Orser.-had- as
visitors over the week -enol. their
Hon, Mr. Cecil Orser, their 'grand -
1 son. ' )Ir. Leonard Driver. Mrs.
-
1 Driver and litltle daughter of De-
i trait and SIr. ford Urs. .laek e11•ser
1 of Toronfio.
1 Mother's. ii)ay Service.--tM'othe'r's
Day was , observed at the United,
(thurc-h Sunday morning with a
combined service of the 'congrega-
tiVu and Sunday school pupils and
teaelsers, the latter group /weepy -
Ing the front seat. The .service
was Jed by Mr. K. K. Dawson. as.
THE GODERICH SIGN
,listed by Mr. Ken Petrie and Frauk
retly with readings. Mrs. Cecil
Blake told a story of Johnny Geddle.
The choir aaug "Friend of the
Howe." :rite Rev. G.. Watt, the
minister, -'held a halal:dual scrvli;e
fur Lexie Amite, daughter of Mr.
and M'ra: Ilugh )ieWhluaey, and
Rotten* Donald, sou of Glc, aud
Mrs.' Robert 'Montgomery., 1tev.
Watt gave au interesting address
for the occ'asiou.
United Church W.M.S.'-rhe May
meeting of the W.M,S. of the United
_! a) a p relt..aa' ..he1t1. rx11da,$ .
3114 U, at the parsotiagee. '.libel pree-
'dettat, Mr's. Llorton, opened the meet-
ing with a hymn which was follow-
ed by prayer by alms. Horten. Mrs.
'Hedges thea teak charge of the
meeting w'hteh wail un Christian
Stewardship. Mrs. Midget) read a
Portion ofScripture responsively
mitis airs. Watt, Mrs. Elliott, a%'rs.
Shackleton "agd Mrs. McConnell.
Mrs. HHodgessitso read,`"1Vhatt Do We
Mean by Christian Stewardship?"
Mrs. Shaeklcston and Mrs. Watt
then offered prayers. A11ter a hrymv,
the roll call was calked and answer-
ed by 13 members and viaLtors. Sev-
eral Items of busiue s were discus-
sed. After singing hymn, Mrs.
Horton closed with the benetliettton.
Lunch was served by the hostess
and :several books were distributed
to be read.
WESTFIELD
STAK
AUBURN
AUBURN, May 1.1. ----Visitors with
My. and airs. John 'Houston over
the week -end were the Misses Mary.
Houston, Hautll,t u ; Jean liousteu,
M.A., Toronto stFra lives Houston,
lt.N., London, and J. Jamie -sou,
Torontt►.
THOMPSON--JEWELL
White taffeta had precedence
over .khaki Saturday afternoon at
Christ Anglican Church, Loudon,
when the Rev. It. 1'. 1); Burford
united „in marriage two tuetuters
of the Royal Canadian Army. For
her warriuge to Second Lieut. Don-
1ald • Thompson, Royal Canadian
r,:ltegiment, Capt. Elsie Jewell, of
the Canadian 1� utueu s Army Corps,
Elam Mutch left last Friday
for -1 a Copube, Alberta, Where she wore. traditional white faille taffeta
will visit her brother, Stanley, and .with u lace jacket. A`. Juliet cap
Airs---MuivL - . -- --- - held her -fingertip -cell .*slid she Car -
Mrs. Marguerite Chopin and Miss ried a white -prayer book showered
DaVidaou of Allison spent the week with gardenias.' '
end .with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stoltz. The bride, Is -the. daughter of Mr.
of Goderieb and Mr. A. E. Cook
WESTFIELD, May 13.—Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Marshal and baby •of
Toronto visitedon Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cook. '
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane and
baby of Gorrie were guests on Sun-
day at., the home" of Mr. and 'Mrs.
Melvin 'Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper of
St. Marys visited on Sunday with
Mr. -and Mrs. Howard Campbell andother friends. -
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Ament •of
Hullett Township and Mr. and Mrs,
Roland Marks and fancily of Morris
Tod`uship, visited Oa Sunday with
Mr, and Jars, ( rdvnt Carter and
Mr. William Carter.
Miss Joanne kleassout of Auburn
spent fhe week -end with her friend,
Miss Ruth Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Radford of
Parkhill visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrsa Donn Snell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gear and fam-
ily--of--Kitehener_'speen-t- iia•—ave
end with Ur. Armond M(Burtaey
and other friends.
_.Recent . visitors at the home of
Sirs. .1. I,. McDowell were Mr.. and
Urs. Elwin Taylor and • Norma of
Brussels, Mrs. Roy Foreman. Miss
Iris Snell of Windsor.
Mr.. :and • Sdrs. .('ar1 leans one
daughters of Guelph .i isite it on Sun=
day with )Ir. and Mrs. Norman
MI)
c)wvell.
Mr. and. 'Sirs. .lits Hoak and
Jamie of Crewe. Miss Violet ('ook
.Mrs. Sarah Radford, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. U. J.
Phtltpss,
has returned to her home
In Clinton.
Donald Ross of Oakville spent the
week -end with his mother, airs.
Fred Moss.
Miss Mary :Asquith of Stratford
was a week -end visitor with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E.
Asquith.
Mrs. Thomas McNeil, Robert and
Wellington, have 'moved to Welland
where they will -reside. Mrs. Mc -
Null has rented her farm , to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Baer:
Mrs. C. E. Asquith who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Donald
Oldreive, St. Thomas, has returned
hone.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. Craig and
Allen had as their guests on Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. George Wilkin
and Robert of London; Mr. ,and
Mrs. 11. 1Vorsell and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Craig of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. It.- J. Craig and
family visited with frlends at
W'atersfalls.
Miss Margaret King attended the
banquet held in the Bedford Hotel
on Monday for the librarians of
Huron County Library Assoclatioe.
In the evening the annual meeting
of the Iluron County Library. Co-
operative was held in MacKay Hall.
Among those attending from Auburn
were Mrs. W. T. Robison, Sirs.
Edgar Lawson, Mrs. Fred ;toss,
Dr: 11. C. Weir, Chas. E. Asquith
and J. J. Robertson.
Mrs. Gordon Dobie is, a patient
,in Goderich hospital.
Receives Degree.—The t cii►l,�t
Him of Knox Presbyterian Church
learned with interest and pleasure
that their pastor, Rev. John IIa,ttey-
man was in Toronto last week at
graduating exercises when he • re-
-ceivetl hiss Nigh,.iS„11,tiites of Thisa►,-
ogy) degree. It 1s only three ys'a:s
ago Olathe reeeive(1 his 11.1k degree
from the Toronto College.
Concert .Raises $37. 1'he . play,
"Anytltiitg Alight • happen," froth
Ontario Street United Ch'itreh, ('lin-
ton. was given to an appreciative
audience Thursday evening. It Was
sponsored by the Athletic A-soel-
a1bat. Betevei.n acts, .1oaan Mills
gave 4pleatsing tap darning Menaces
and Doug. Ale\all of Blyth. the
talented coa(•tx,y singer, favored
i with two slumbers with guitar ae-
FOR THE
OId Home Week
Monaster
and Mrs. Bert Jewell, London, and
the groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Nell Thompson, Goderich.
Tulips and blossoms formed the
background and James Fletcher pre-
sided at the organ. Mr. Jewell gave
his daughter in marriage.
Miss Jan Mason was the bride's
only attendant. As flower girl, she
wore yellow taffeta with a white
poke bonnet and she carried a
basket of spring flowers. Lieut.
Murray K. MacFadden was grooms-
man and ushers were Lieut. Jackson
A. Barkley and Second Lieut. Ron-
ald F. Smith.
A reception followed at Seven
Dwarfs Restaurant, where the
bride's mother received wearing a
hyaeinth-blue ensenble with a gar-
denia corsage. She was assisted by
the groom's mother who wore grey
- THE FEDERATION OF
AGRICULTURE OF
West Wawanosh
is sponsoring a
SOIL TESTING
PROGRAM
Boxes may be obtained
from the director on each
line and MUST BE RE-
_TUt,NED TO THE DIR
ECTOR BY MAY 26.
Gordon McTavish, Pres.
Wm. Caesar, Sec.
20
THURSDAY, MAX 1:sth, 19:f2
R()1)(; ER
sots, of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Kirk, Saltford
BABIES ARE A FAVOR-
ITE, SUBJECT WITH US
Make an -appointment intment saw
and _have • yours photo-
graphed every. year.
You'll be glad you did,
MacLAREN'S STUDIO
Telephone
Goderich 401
Clinton 401
Goderich and Clinton
(at Clinton Studio
Tuesdays and
Thursdays)
nylon sheer with a corsage of lav- matching accessories. The couple
ender sweet peas., will live in Oakville where -.the
For a wedding trip to fiuntsville, bride is stationed. The groom is
the bride donned a 9vy suit with stationed In Toronto.
f
Attention, Farmers !
You are invited to attend a
WELDING DEMONSTRATION
AT~
Simmons& So. Ltd.
W. G. ns
_.�...._
HURON ROAD, GODERICH
THURSDAY; MAY 22
AT 8 P.M.
Movies and a demonstration by an instructor from
Lincoln Welding.
IconestWtuent. 11'ill latn .1. (Tali;;,
president of the association, thanked
the artists of the egening and also.
hie-- audience for their, interest in
Igood sports. The i►roceeds were
$57. Lunch was served to die_
guests.
Mrs. A. Nesbit, -Mrs. Chas. East,
Mrs. Wm. Gross, Mrs. Tony Ton-
kow•viez and Rena McClinchey will
be hostesses at the next meeting
.of the Women's Institute.
• Mr. and AL's. A. Labrash of
Oshawa, and Miss Maureen Knox of
Kitchener were week=end visitors
with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Campbell, and coney
friends..
'COLORS
FOR EVERYONE
NOW -Not later -is the time to decide on and plan an entry for this big
parade: All entries will be judged from the viewpoint of their relation
to the 125th anniversary of the -founding of Goderich. " Keep this im-
portant point in mind when planning your entry.
1., HURON COUNTY HISTORICAL FLOAT-
Open to anyone from Huron County. Depicting any period of history
of Huron County only,
1st, $40; 2nd, $25; 3rd, $10—Total $75:00
2. A COMPETITION - OPEN TO ALL TOWNSHIPS OF HURON
COUNTY-- -
These entries should salute pioneer days on the farms of these town-
.. . ..The
T he-Goderich O1dIiome Week_ committee sincerely invites all
its rural
friends to combine their ideas with those from`oderiai and__...
to enter Wholeheartedly into the parade in order that it will be one of
the highlights of the entire OId Home Week celebration. These
entries should contrast the historical past with the present. For
further information phone 296R or 329M.
1st, $40; 2nd, $25; 3rd, $10—Total $75.00
3. INDUSTRIAL FLOATS---
1st, $25; 2nd, $15; 3rd, $10—Total $5b.00
4: MERCHANTS' FLOATS--
- 1st, $20; 2nd, $15 ;73rd, $10—Total $45.00
5. HORSE DRAWN FLOATS
Judged on basis of most original and best appearing.
1st, $20; 2nd, $10 ;. 3rd, $5 -Totals $35400
6. DECORATED CARS—
These entries 'to emphasize the old and the new.
1st, $20; 2nd, $10; 3rd, $5—Total $35.00
7. BOYS' DECORATED BICYCLES
1st, $5; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2—Total $10.00
8. ° GIRLS DECORATED BICYCLES— •
1st, $5; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2—Total $tOOO
9. BOYS OR GIRLS DECORATED TRICYCLES -
1st, $5; 2nd, $3; 3rd, $2 --Total $10.00
10. PERIOD FANCY DRESS,
of the gay nineties era. Again the entries will be judged from the
standpoint of historical costumes.
1st, $10; 2nd, $8; 3rd, $6—Total $24.00
11. CHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS -
1st, $8; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $2—Total $15.00
12. COMIC AND CLOWN ENTRY -
1st, $8; 2nd, $5; 3rd, $3—Total.$16.00
-The whole theme -of -the parade will be to take people back in memory to
the early days of •Goderich and district. Lot's all join in to make it the
best ' ever.
of Blyth spent nt Sunday with Mrs.
Fred Cook.
Sir. William McDowell is spend-
ing at couple of days with Mr. :std
Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse of Bruce -
field.
• Mr. and 3Irs. A.• Lellrash of
Oshawa, Suss. :Maureen Knox of
Kitchener, visited on Sanctity with
Mr. and- Sirs. Arthur Spiegelberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Mansel Cook :and
family of Kinburn visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and M'rs.• Emerson
Rodger.
Mother's Day Service. — Special
Mother's Day service_ Ras observed
at both the Sunday school service
and church service, 11 number of
the young people taking part in the
Sunday school service. During the
church service, the special music
was given by the men's quartet. :tt
the baptismal service, George Wil-
liam Henry, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Cook and Lloyd William
Roland, infant son'of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Carter were baptized.
31r. Edward Sisters of Toronto
visited on Thursday with his hro-
•- ther.,_..afr_._.-.Arthur... paiegelber ;;--airol-
Mrs. Spiegelberg.
Miss Marjorie Errington of Dun-
gannon spent the .wrok-end with her
friend, Miss Brat* Rodger.
Recruiting officer (sa eastieally 1 :
"And I suppose you want it cone
missien?„ -
Itecruit : "No. I'm sueh, a po•►r
shot. I'd rather work on a straight
salary."
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Ask your Sherwin-Williams dealer to
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decorating problems .. he has
"Colors for Everyone."
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ENAMEL — for all floors -- wood,
cement or concrete — inside and out.
Fast -drying, tough, durable, glossy'
finish.
FLAT -TONE AND SEMI -LUSTRE — for
more beautiful living room, bedroom
and hallway walls. Lovely range of
colors.
LIN -X CLEAR GLOSS — for preserving
floors, furniture . . . all natural wood
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roughest wear. -,
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PAINTs
ANYONE wishing to enter in any one
of the above mentioned classes, please
contact the Old Home Week Office,
corner of Newgate and Hamilton Sts.,
supplying the following information:
Name `
Address
Class of Entry •.
But PLEASE do this . AS EARLY AS
POSSIBLE. It's not too early to do it
right now. Phone 1449.
MAY 24 STOKE H e URS
Open - SATURDAY, MAY 24 -Open
THE STORES WILL BE OPEN 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M.
Closed--MONDAY,MAY 26-Ciosed
5
20-21
THE STORES -WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY
THE MAJORITY OF GODERICH STORES WILL OBSERVE THE ABOVE 1EIAURS
GODERICH J.C.'S BETTER BUSIN. ESS COMMITTEE
WM. ANDERSON, Chairman