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.OLINTON'S LEADING JEW +'LtDRY STOR:
A Mart arid, His Eyes
The one is helpless without the other; have
you considered that?
NO MATTER HOW GOOD''
• a man you are physically, mentally or marat-
ly, :a1l your energies count for little if, your
eyes give out.
QUR>ADVICE IS GOOD
Let us examine your eyes and prescribe for
your case before it is too late
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IR. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller and Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store
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Bought at the very
are being marked
considerably lower
are very scarce and
Everything in stock
regardless of profits
clear.
Dry Goods, Clothing
Plumsteel
(rHE STORE
CLOTHING
SPRING GOODS
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lowest prices are now coming into stock and
very close for quick turnover. While prices are
than they have been, many lines of staple goods
at the present low prices they are good buy-
has been priced down to the present level
and many lines priced at a big sacrifice
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and Shoes all at very attractive
Bros.
TH AT 'SELLS FOR LESS.
PHONE 8s
NEW IDEI PATTERNS,
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MAY AND
—Save the
GOOD PAINT
THE JOB.
' THERE IS SO MUCH
arse that it is hard for
Here it is in a nut shell:
dy; it wont wear or give
Remember it takes just
does the right. Band
it is impossible for any
of thumb to make as good
strictly scientific formula
It is true economy to use
ownesr everywhere have
LIAMS products are thoroughly
paint for inside and outside
Enamels; Floor oil; Flat
Granite for Floors.
JUNE ARE PAINT MONTHS
Surface and save all
you ---
AND VARNISH WILL DO
INSIDE AND OUT •
CONTROVERSY About which is the best
one not a paint expert to arrive at a decision.
Cheap paint is a poor buy: its cheap, its shod-
satisfaction, so it is not worth considering.
as much time to put on the wrong article as
mixed lead and on is good as far as it goes,
one with a paddle and bucket and working by ruse
a paint as. that which is worked out on
and mixed and ground by powerful machinery.
a paint or varnish` of known merit and property
learned by experience that SHERWIIN WIL-
dependable, We carry a full Inci
work,, varnishes; Sher'willac; Floor Finishes;
Tone: Auto varnishes; Berry Bros. Liquid
HARE}.
Hardware. Stoves and
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Novelties The Store
With a Stock
Garden.Hose
Watering
Screen
New Perfection
If you are
for
rrst Needs
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We crrry a full line of
and; Lawn Mowers
Cans, Rakes and Hoes.
Doors and Windows
and Florence Automatic
Coal oil Stoves •
going to paint this summer
try our B. -R, Paint •
interior or exterior work.
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Sutter Perdue
HARDWARE , ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
Doan Throw Your Carpets Away
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The Famous ‘`VELVETEX" Rugs
Itevorslblo—•Will wear a lifetime—Prices reasonal1e
We have lfundrees et reoommendatrons from Satis-
fied easterners. Ask for 1,VELVE?GX" Prfaa Uof.
We silty express both way e on large agora. One
way oft ianafl orders,
.Oetnbtfshe4 1000 phone !ryes
CANADA RUG COMPANY :!e
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Beauty - Co�fort
IN THE CANADIAN DOME IS
A SUBJECT WHICH IS RECEIV-
ING MORE ATTENTION, THE AR-
TISTIO STANDARD OF THE AV-
ERAGE HOME IS NOW HIGHER
THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN. PEO-
PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR-
ROUNDINGS. WALL HANGINGS
IIAVE MUCH TO DO WITI-I BRING-
ING ABOUT THE DESIRED
BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY AND
COMFORT, IF YOU ARE INTER-
ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS-
IT OUR SPLENDID STOCK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Tlie W. D. Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—•Always the Best
EYE SPECIALIST.
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist;
an Honour Graduate of the Canadian
Ophthalmic College of Toronto,
OFFICE: Masonic Bldg, West St.,
Goderich, Ont. Will be at the Hotel
Rattenbury, on Wednesday, June 15th
1921 from 3 pan. in the afternoon
to 9 p.m. in the evening,
Friel 1��a1ALOlnlmousleau mMq,
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Mr. Erskine Evans , is home from
'Varsity for the long vacation.
Mrs. R. J. Cluff left this week to
visit,, her daughter in Hamil�to
Mrs.Jaynes Webster of Londesboro
is visiting her 'daughter, Mrs. E.
Saville,
Mrs. W. J. Ross of Toronto visited
her mother, Mrs. A, Couch, over
the week -enol.
Mrs. Johnston and children of Dray-
ton are visiting the lady's sister,
Mrs. E. Morrison.
1VIrs, Vertue of Lethbridge is visiting
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, John Torrance. •
T. Percy Couch of Kitchener was in
town this 'week and was greeted
by many old friends.
Rev, G. L Burns and Mrs. Burns and
Master Carl and Miss Helen are
visiting at Binbrook this week.
Mass Edna Pennebaker leaves next
week to spend. six weeks with
friends in Toronto and Oshawa.
Iiev. C. M. Hallowell has returned
to town and will,take the Sunday
services in his parish on Sunday.
Rev. Dr. Mark Rumball of Morden,
Man., visited relatives in Clinton
and Holmesvile over the week -end
Mrs. F. M. Holmes has returned af-
ter a visit with her son at Tilson-
burg and her daughter at Beams-
ville,
Miss L. Lindsay of London is spend-
ing a vacation at the home of her
mother, Mrs, Lindsay of Princess
street.
Mr. A. B. Wilson of Toronto is in
town, acting as manager of the
Royal Bank during Mr. Manning's
absence,
Mrs. Harold Zeats of Toronto is ex-
pected on Saturday on a visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Rebt,
Mennen,
Mr. and Mrs. A. North recently ar-
rived from England 'and are at
Present staying with their brother,
Mr. Win. North.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kemp and sons
Anderson and Clinton, motored ov-
er from Detroit and spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, S. ,;Comp. '
Miss Daisy Nediger returned to Ham-
ilton on Friday after a visit of
ten days or so at the home of her
•brother, Mr. W. J. Netdiger.
ev; S. E. 1Vb Kegney is among the
speakers who will be present at
the opening of the new memorial
hall at Blyth on Sunday afternoon,
1VIrs, Frizzell of Bognor spent a few
days over the week -end with her
ulster -,in-law, Mrs. H. E. Rorke.
IS'Ire had been in London attending
the annual meeting of the Huron
Wooers' Auxiliary.
ev. J, E. Hog;g,,,is attending the
General Assembly at Toronto this
week, as commissioner appointed
by the Huron Presbytery.' One of
the most interesting questions to
be considered by the Assembly this
year is the question of church
union.
is. D. N. McCamus was in Listowel
last week attending the Branch
meeting of the W. M. S, of the
London Conference. Mrs, McCain -
us is branch superintendent of the
department of Stewardship and
took part in the program at the
meeting.
ev. S. Anderson and Rev. D. N. Me.
Canes, both of wllonl are mem-
hers of the stationing committee of
rthe London Methodist Conference,
left Monday, afternoon for London
to be ready :for the first session
of the committee oe Tuesday, Con -
bronco opened yesterday.
:r. R E. Manning, manager of the
local branch of the Royal Bank,
leaves ,Saturday on a trip to the
west. "iTe will malt his sistor,
Mr a. Weir of Detroit, at Sarnia
and tof,ethcr
they will visit a
brothernd
n Mbar !friends in Man-
itoba, being absent a month.
iss Mary Turner of Winglm.r vis-
itecl with L)r, and Mrs. Fowler and
ei:ilbr friends in town over the
week -end, Sire is visiting in God -
()rich and in Pucka/smith township
this weolc and she leaves ;for the
west about the middle of ,Trine and
will be accompaniccl by her sister,
Mrs. Cosens of Wingharn, and Miss
Cows, Miss Tartlet will remain
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(The Darling of the Screen)
IN HER GREATEST PICTURE
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From the story by Eleanor 11:^"Porter.
of the heart.inspiring influence of a little child
Also the Coast to Coast Tour of H. R, H. the
Prince of Wales,
Adults 50c. Children 25c, War tax extra
Seats now on sale at Fair's Book Store
People You Know
Miss Gertrude Wallis is 'home from
Toronto University for the long va-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Tunney attended
the- funeral of a friend in Dublin
an Saturday.
Mr. 0. W. Potter and Mr. J. A. Irwin
are at London today attending the
Methodist conference.
Mr. James Tunney of Westfield vis-
ited his brother, Mr. Robt. Tunney
of town, for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wylie and babe
of New York visited the former's
sister, Mrs. •J. E. Hogg, at the
manse during the past week.
Mr. W. D. Streets returned home
iSaturday after being absent since
November last, , He left here for
San Francisco, where he spent a
couple of months; then spent some
time in Seattle, Wash., and the last
month in the Canadian west. It
was while he was in Seattle that
he was set upon by robbers while
alone in the house of a friend and
badly beaten up and robbed of a
Victory bond. •Later the robbers
were captured and his bond recov-
ered. He had a fine trip and en-
joyed it very much.
Hollmesville
Mrs. Dever, who has been matron
of the W. M. S. Heine at Edmonton
for some time, visited Mr, and Mrs
A. J. Courtice on Friday and Sat-
urday.
Rev. J. W. Johnston and .Rev. Mr.
Fair Are in attendance at the London
Methodist Conference in London. Mr
J. Sehwantz is the ,lay delegate.
Mrs. Lorne .Tervis as delegate fox
the Circle, Mrs. Alcock as delegate
for the Auxiliary and Mrs. N. W.
Trewartha and Miss Holmes as vis-
itors, attended the Branch meeting
of the London Conference W. M. S.
at Listowel last week,
Rev. Mark Runvball, D. D. of Mor-
den, Man., and his sister, Miss Geor-
gina Runiball of Cbinton, spent a
few days as the guests of their sister
and brother, Mr. and Mrs. W. Pick-
ard. Dr. Runball came east as a
delegate to the Presbyterian General
Assembly, which is in session at To -
onto this week.
Mr. Rivers,, of Goderich, a proba-
tioner, preached his trial sermon it
the 1NIethodist church on Sunday ev-
ening.
NIr. Giles Jenkins and Mr. J. W.
Yeo of Goderich were in Holmesville
on Sunday. They aro always wel-
come visitors.
Miss Bailey of Goderich was a
Hohnesville visitor on Sunday.
Miss Gould of Godoricli spent a few
days with Iiolmesville friends dur-
ing the past week.
The following announcement of an
engagement appeared in Saturday's
Globe. The young man in the case is
a son of the Rev, F. Swann, former-
ly pastor of the Methodist church
here. The family will be renlenbe:ecl
by many in the neighborhood.
"Mr, and Mrs. P. F. Hamlin, Kin-
cardine, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Donalda Janet. to
Mr..Harold F. Swann, 33, A„ son of
Rev, Francis and Mrs. Swann, Van-
couver, 13. C„ the marriage to take
place in ,lune."
agfield
Nurse Maud Stirling and Miss
Robinson of Toronto are the guests
of: the former's mother, Mrs. W.
Stirling.
1VIrs. Lawrence and daughters,
the Misses Lawrence, of London
were the guests of Mrs. Lawrence's
brother, Mr, Richard Smith, over
the week -end.
Miss Lula Beacon and sister, Miss
Margaret Metcalf of London were
the guests 0f Miss Mary Reid over
the week -end,
Dr. Scullard of Chatham arrived
on Monday and has opened rip an of-
fice in Dr. Smith's old stand on Main
street.
Mrs. Welsh and daughter are
spending a few weeks with friends at
Toxon to.
Rev. S. Quinn of 'the Methodist
church is attending eonuerence at
London this week.
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11 M1 Rankin of Detre
rc Misses an r
spent the weekend• in the village
A grand concert will be given in
the town hall on Friday evening oil
this week under the auspices of the
'Pewit Hail Furnishings Committee,
when quartettes, trios, solos ancd duets
will be given by 'the Elite Ladies'
Qtratrette of London; readings by
Miss Marie Westland, elocutionist,
001111e selections by Har•oid Payne,
comedian. This will be great treat.
Proceeds :for town hall furnishings.
Mr, and Mrs, Vitnclyke and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerome of Detorit are the guest
of Mrs. Stotts at her summer hom
on Main st.
Prof, Beale of London is a gue
at Miss Ferguson's.
Rev, Mr, Pitts and wife, Rev,. M
Macfarlane, Misses Lizzie Camero
Hilda Ding, Ethel Gemh
hartd and Alice Stinson and doh
Howard attended a Deanery meetin
at Blyth on Tuesday,
Mr, Fred Crane and friend, M
Chapman, of Detroit are the guest
of Mr, and Mrs, It, "Weston.
Right Rev, David Williams, Bine
of Huron, will conduct confirmation
at St. Luke's church, Goshen, a
10.30 a.m, and at St. John's chime
Varna, at a pan. on Monday, Jun
2001.
The following clipping from th
Milestone, (Sask.) Mail, refers t
'tile marriage of W. G. Johnston'
eldest daughter and granddaughte
of Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Eagleson o
the village:
"A wedding of more than usual in
serest took place in the Methodis
church yesterday, when Miss Lillie
Ruth Johnston, eldest daughter o
Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Johnston, be
came the bride of Rev. Merril Thema
MacPherson of Franklin Grove an
son of Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Mac
Pherson, Erie, Pa. Promptly a
four o'clock the groom came dol
the aisle to the strains of Mendel
sohn's wedding march, played b
Miss Maragret Metheral, of Moos
Jaw. The bride followed closely be
hind, leaning• on the arm of her fath
er. The groom was attended b
James Johnston, brother of the bride
while Miss Fern Ruckman, of Erie
Pa., acted as bridesmaid.
The ceremony, which was ver
simple, was performed by Rev. W
H. Colter, now of Avonlea, but forst
erly of this place, assisted by Rev
T. Jackson Wray,
The church was beautifully dee
orated with house plants and fcli
age. • The color scheme of pink an
white was carried throughout.
The bride looked charming in he
dress of white charmeuse satin, witl
tulle veil, and carried a bridal bon
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quet of Ophelia roses. The brides
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maid was attired in pink organdie
and carried a bouquet of sweet peas.
Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party left in automobiles
for the commodious farm lronre of
the bride's parents, just north of
town, where a buffet lunch was served
to immediate relatives from Wilcox,
Corinne and district, 'including the
farmilies"0of the officiating clergymen.
Misses 1Vletimed and Isobel Johnston
poured tea and assisted at the buf-
fet. During tiro 10110110011 Miss Ruck -
man delighted the guests with sev-
eral solos for the occasion.
Tile happy couple left at about
0.30 for Regina by motor. From
there they will go to Morse, Sask„
where they will be the guests of
the bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. 'incl
Mrs. E. G. Eagleson. The bride's
going away costume was of nary tri-
cothre with sand georgette blouse
and 'hat of pink satin braid trimmed
with black Wroth roses. They will
return ]sere in 0 short time for ,a few
days, after which they will leave for
the field of the groom's labors, at
Franklin Grove and Ashton, Ill•,
stopping for a few days on the way
at Aberdeen, N. D:
The bride is almost a life long
resident of this district and is weds
and favorably known by everybody.
She is a graduate of the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago. The groom
is also a graduate of the Moody Biblci
Institute and of McCormick
Theological Seminary of Chicago, and
is now in charge of the Presbyterian
churches at Franklin Grove and Ash-
ton, Ill.
The Mail joins with a very liirge
circle of friends in wishing the
happy young couple a long and
happy wedded life."
Misses Robertson and Mackenzie
Canadian golfers, won in England.
STHABERRIE5
Strawberries will be rine next
week. Get your order in early if
You want Ihave orders in now
for the most of my crop,
Pickers Wantea
I want 100 good pickers to be on
.the job every day, I have 1.2 acres
of berries and will require good
steady help, Pickers will get good
pay and lots of berries to eat.
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ROUND TRIP WILL LEAVE GODERICU ONE WAY
TUESDAY, JUNE 14, at 9.30 a.m.
Arriving Port Huron 2 p,m., Detroit 5,30 p.m,
Returning leaves Detroit 1 p.m„ Thursday, June 1.6th. The only boat
trip front Goderich to Detroit this season, Children between 6 and 12
half fare. Visit your Michigan friends and see big busy Detroit. A
delightful trip over the great international highway of lakes and rivers
GODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT
OUT OF GODERICII, MONDAY, JUNE 13t11, AT 8.15 p.m.
Orchestra for dancing in steamer's ball room, Three hours on beautiful
Lake Huron for 50c. Children 25c.
Last trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, Juno 17th, at 9.80. amt.
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