HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-10-23, Page 8THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 11i13
THE SIGNAL : GODIRICH ONTARIO
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October ,ale
of High-grade Cut
Glass
cut Glass Berry Bowls,
$3.50, $4.60, $5.00 and $7.50, re-
duced W $22.35, $2.75, $3.35 and
I $5.00.
Cut Olass Oresund and
Sugars, $3.50, $4 '), $0...J and
$$.00, reduced to $2.35, *2.75,
$4.50 and $5.50.
Cut Glass Ttimhlr' *8.00
and $10.00 per dozen, re :.ced to
$5.50 and $6.75.
Cut -Glass Vases, I' m Bons,
Knife Rekkiteetc., ..c., sante re-
ductions.
CHINA SALE
Arranged on tables at the
following prices, 50c, 75c, $1.00,
$1.511, $2.00 and 83.00.
The above lines_ must be
cleared in order to make room
for Uhrietutar goods arriving
shortly.
The Colonial Book Store
(i EO. PORTER, Prop.
'Phone 100 Goderich.
vwrtisay.
HAVE YOU
made provision for employment dur-
ing the Fall and N later month. or do
you wish 'Steady remunerative vem k the
year through? Write i.. and secure our
Agent'.+ term,.. we oiler the best In
the bu.ines.. Pay weekly, free outfit,
erclu'f'o ten icor y.
OVER 000 A('RES
under cultivation. Katabli.htie over
thirty five years. A regtutation for
high-grade stock and fair dealing. A
salesman can make money selling for
u.. We want an energetic, reliable man
fur Goderich and vicinity.
For terms welt
PELHAM NURSERY CO..
Toronto. Ont.
N. IL -Free catalogue on req
ALL THE
SEASON'S FRUIT
OF BEST QUALITY, AND
DA.LY ARRIVALS
Wt rnn t iv.tI the 1 est city off-•t-
ings in
:'caches, Pears or
. Plums
We have everything in the
Season's Vegetables and
if you want
Butter and Eggs
you can rely on. we_lave thecal.
Call or 'Phone 52
�a Jo Youn
Ill •
MAI'LI•: LEAF GROCERY
Ilamilton street
Jas. Cumming
Painting, Decorating
and Wall -paper
Hanging.
All work done promptly end
in thorough manner.
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Residence --Albert St.
Telephone No. 2R7.
GRAND TUNK.Y'S"'M
t10MESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
OCTOBER 14 21-28
re Man loo. Alb.rte Mekatch.wan vy
Ch,eaagn et Paul and Duluth se Mrw,a and
Northorn Na. Co
Winnipeg and Return. S36 00
FMmeetoe and Retain 43 00
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LOCAL TOWN TOPICS
—Mira Franca, Wiggins spent the
weak -end in Toro.W.
—Mr. Cyril Caret*, of Toronto, war
howe for the holidays. .
—air. Reg. Platt, 01 Toronto, was a
holiday visitor in town.
—Mr. 1'. H. Ruthweil, of Toronto,
spent the week -end in Luria.
—Mrs. 0. tlobweier volacd ,n New
Hawourg over Thanksgiving.
—Marr Ella L Goldthorpe, of Marsh-
ville, war hone for the holidays.
—Mr. W itruu Wylie spent Tttaoka-
giviug with oar pareuts at Clinton.
-Mr. Earl Eluott, of MoLeaWoiLb,
was r 1'uauhagivwK vrritor ill town.
—Misr Dot 1.3Jvair spent the holiday.
witb her rioter. Mrs. Elbridge, at Dun -
da'.
—Mts. 8. J. McKiuley preached on
8uuday morning last ill Uie Victoria
street church.
—Mr. and Mrs. A: E. Colborne, and
Muter Awbro.e veined at Punt Albert
over buudey.
—Mr. Campbell Griffin, of Toro uta,
spent Thanksgiving with his mother,
Mrs. bleu. Ottani.
—Diss Bertha lirt•vey, of Toroutu,
spent IUe holiday vertu her cousin,
euro, A. E. Colborne.
—Mrs. 1.10011. of Arthur, was the
guest of her -rioter, Mas. Butrowr, Nel
will siic•et. IDOL week.
—Mr. Dave Marler, ut the Bell Tele-
phuue Co., went to Stratturd and Sea-
torth tar ,tae holiday,
—Miro. J. D. Long, of Loudou, is
visiting her wuther, Mts. Ellen
8s1lows, Bruce s.teet.
Misr Margaret Barret, of Toronto,
and Mr. W (n. Bisset, of Guelph, were
house tor the holidays.
—Mira Little A. Polley, of Sand-
wich, tris among the visitors home
for tine Thanksgiving holiday.
Mar. Cesridyand Miss Morrison, of
Ayr, wear gums of Mts. Buriows,
Nelson street, over the holiday.
—Mrs. F. T. Egener and sons, Don-
ald and Adolphe, of W oodstock, virited
their i'elatryts iu town over the holi-
day.
—Mr. Russ Goldthorpe and sister,
Mrs. Awy GUtblie, of Pott Credit,
visiud telativrs ill towu and vicinity
last week.
—The monthly meeting of the Board
of Trade will be held in the Board of
Trade rooms, North, street on Monday
evening next.
—Mt: and Mrs. Albert Straughah
and son Maitland, of Sapulpa, Okla-
homa, are visiting at the Dome of Mr.
J. T. Goldthorpe.
—Mr. and Atrs. A. J. Mackenzie, of
Toronto, spent the Thanksgiving holi-
days with the lady's parents, Dr. and
sirs. J. B. Whitely.
—Mr. Harry Colborne, who is con•
nected with the hydro -electric radial
staff in Huron county, was ltonie for
the Thanksgiving holiday.
• -Miss Delphiue Halliday, Victoria
street, spent Tbanksgiving Day with
friends in Stratford. While time she
vvas't be guest of Mrs. Robt. Legg.
—Mr. and Mts. J. A. Ruwball have
taken apartments at the Hotel Bed-
ford for the winter, where Mrs. Rum
ball D ill In' I leased to receive any o
her fs iende.
—Mrs. Hector McFadden is recover-
ing very slowly from the effects of
the ar c'ollcnt she :net with last month.
Mr. McFadden is in town this week
from British Columbia.
- -Miss Cameron .has returned from
a visit to Toronto. where she secureda
number of select millinery novelties
at a very- rea+unable price. The ladies
would do well to call and inspect these.
—Mrs. Chas. A. Wallingtiin return-
ed to her horse at Vienna, Ont., on
Monday after visiting friends here and
also at Por: Albert, having been called
to the letter place by the sudden f11-
iles. id ter father. Mr. V. E. Mc(lon-
nell. Mi. McConnell is recovetiog.
COLLEGIATE EXAMINATIONS
Examinations are being held weekly
at the collegiate institute and it iv
the intention to publish the navies ed
these only who obtain honor We
trust that many of the atudet..s will
be striving to get their names in the
honor fist anti thus please their ft lends
and giat.ify themselves.
Erten I.—HONOK ROLL
Oct. S. History—O.O'('onnorSO, A.
Brai dt 78, 1). Howie 76.
Oct. 16, Algebra -0. ()Connor 97,
L. Bates 9(1, (i. finder 95, J. Mac -
Ewan 94, J. Bogie 113, E. B.opby 9.1,
K. Worsell 90, B. Longmire 90. D.
Howie 88, 8.. McArthur $7, J. Kelly
80, L. Adams So, L. Johnston 8s, W,
Washington 84. V. Kudob. fid, ' H.
Mut ney N1, 1f. McLeod 81, 0. Porter
N1, A. ,'lark 80, H. Brandt 79, 0.
Sault, 79, E. Lee 77, E. Jones 75, P.
Beattie 75.
Fonts 11.
Oct. 8, Atithntette—J. 0. Bowler 100,
8.. Dougherty 10U, D. Hays. 90, A. Mc-
Lean Nit, L. Was k 88, E. Dunnadge80.
8. Armstrong tri, N. Whitely 80, 0.
Wootton 80, A. McKenzie 78, D. Mc-
Manus 70, 0. Newton 7e.
Oct. 1(1, French—N. Whitely 95, J. 0.
Bowler 91, E. Dunnadge 110. J. C.
Mansell 90, W. Babb*, M. Sullivan
87, 0. Field 88, L. Macklin 80, M.
Outten' 86, D. Hays tea, R. Hamilton
81, G. Newton 81, J"Rose 80, L. Wark
tin, E. Williams 78, Cleruentine
Itrrns 78, A. tlwnders 75.
i OMMt*c'IAL FOAM.
Oct. 8, Arithntetfe—F. Baeebler 111
B. Hell 81.
Oct. ie, Oomnrerciel Law—H Mc-
Cluskey 81, R. Watson 174, J. Hurley
76.
FIRM 111.--B.
Oct. 8, Llterawre—J. U. Y.wng Wt,
L. a* Mi, M. Galt OD. K. F. Joys
8Il. B. Nairn $11, J. Nair* tit), X. Prod
bast M►, H. Hartwell 78, 8.. Porter 76.
R. 8tindart 76.
Oct. ld, Physics—E. Pridiam 91, M.
Gait H. liertweit NI, 0. Came 1M,
J. C Youag et W. Ouz Rt, N. Glees
Su, M. Nauru Nit, R. 8tiudaat NO, K. W.
Cunningham 7rt, K Potter 78, X. Galt
77. .1 Nairn 77 Y Welsh 77, M. Y•UI
71
Vogl( lit. --A
Get al, Ube=Latry- M. Ryan tib, W.
Gamy 7a
test ea, History -]b Jebeston 11, 1'
G6kueaa. 'Ica.
Foams � c --PAW t.
Uet A - ee—F, A. /soil b Ti .
cera -111. 1 Tam lig. R
• , • L Wart 711
Vosat re —Pane it
tar =1.Lellirairw.
liOct a, Liths—J. Malin tea $$, O.
THANKSGIVING SUPPER
Successful Social 8,e..t Held in Victoria
Street Chard
The annual Thankagivins 'upper
held under the auspices of the ladies
Aid ut Victoria. street Methodist
church on Monday night last proved
a decided sucoess and despite the un-
favorable weather there was a large
number present. The ladies served
TAM fO the baseme t of the church
from six to eight o'clock. Au excellent
concert followed in the main auditor-
ium and perhaps the chief feature of
the entertainment was the preseuta-
Liou of a life membership of the
Women's Miseioaar society to Mrs.
8. J. McKinley, of 'Toronto. Mrs. Mc-
Kinley has been associated with the
church directly and indirectly for the
pact 20 years and some years ago she
labored in Goderich an an evangelist, '
then known as Miss Williawr. The •
preseuwtion was made by Mus Kate I
Ford and her father, Rev. J. 11. Ford,
the pastor of the church, made the
address, referring to the good work
Mrs. McKinley bad done for the Ii
church. She made a fitting reply,
thankiog her friends and associates
for their kindness. Later, in making
a short rpeecb, she told the con-
gregation of soave of her experiences.
She lamented the fact that the
desecration of the Sabbath was on the
increase. To prove her arguments she
gave illustrations of individual Sab-
bath -breaking in Toronto.
A good musical programme followed
bringing a very enjoyable evening to
a ,lose. Those who contributed to the
programme were : Vocal selecuons.
Miss Ada McClinton, Miss Mary
Scrimgeour and Miss Bowlby, of
Windsor ; wale quartette selections.
Mr. E. C. Belcher and his two sons,
Messrs. George and Sidney, and Mr.
W. Drew ; recitations, Mrs. Huchison
and Miss Madie Armstrong. Rev. W.
K. Hagar, pastor of North street
church, and Rev. John Pollock, who
recently retired from the pastorate of
the Baptist church, each gave short
sod terse addresses.
As there was a large quantity of
provisions left over the ladies gave a
dinner on Tuesday when they fed
about 150. The proceeds arising from
the efforts of the Ladies' Aid amout.t.ed
to about $110. Owing to the fact that
the church and adjoining parsonage
is free from all encumbrance, this
amount will be epent on general
church work.
ANNUAL SERVICES
Epwotth League 1...brates its Fifth
Anniversary
Sunday last being the fifth anni-
versary of the organization of the Ep-
worth League of the North street
Methodist church, appropriate ser-
vices were held. At both services
Rev, J. E. Hunter. of Dungannon, oc-
copied the pulpit and the pastor, Hev.
W. K. Hager, assisted with the ser -
vises. Large congregations favored
boll' set vices and they were ruoat in-
epiring in every way. In the tuorn-
ing the preacher proceeled to ex-
pounded to the congre•tation the
necessity of suppertingsuch worthy or-
ganizations as the Epworth League
end showing that it was n strong
factor in churchs life. Lithe evening
his address was along similar lines.
These anniversary activities were
carried over until Tuesday evening
when a social and a debate were held
in the basement of the church. While
a gcod programme was given. the chief
feature was the debate. Misr Nellie
Colborne and Mr. James McClinton
affirmed"that the influence of Environ-
ment is Greater than Hereditary,"while
Miss Victoria Miners and Mr. Ernest
Pritchard contradicted these state-
tnents,upholding the doctrine that her-
editary is greater than environment.
In the opinion of the judges, Rev. W.
K. Hager supplying the place of Mr.
W. H. Robertson, who was unable
to be present. and Messrs. H. R.
♦.r
Long and J. W. Vanatter, the nega-
tive side presented their arguments a
trifle the hest.
Those who kindly contributed to
the success of the evening with musi-
cal selection. were : Instrumental solo,
Miss Lacca Elliott ; cornet eolo, Mc. C.
W. Kerslake, who was accompanied
by his son, Victor, on the piano; duet,
Messrs. Leon and Frank Adams.
The entertainment was highly suc-
ceisful. r
—Mr. James Park, a proa.inent
Lucan merchant, died suddenly Satur-
day night, following an operation for
appendicitis, performed about ten
days ago. Up to within a few min-
utes of his death Mr. Park's symptoms
had shown every indication of s rapid
recovery. He is survived by his widow
and three children, also one brother,
Mr. John Pat k, of Biddulpph township,
and one sister. Mrs. D. Jamieson, of
Galt.
Highest Market Prices for
CREAM
Farmers having Cream to sell
during the fall end winter
months e.n secure hest result.
by shipping to the Walkerton
Creamery.
All express charges paid.
Everryy can carefully weighed
a•d tested.
Semi monthly payment.
Write for cans to the
Walkerton Creamery,
Walkerton. Bruce County.
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CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Month-end for October
SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY, 25th, 27th, 28th
Here is a big list of Extra Specials to make it pay and pay well to come here. Everyitem Sale on
the list is under usual value and the attraction of bright new fall merchandise at special saving
prices should bring you here Saturday, Monday or Tuesday next.
Children's Coats $4.5o
Children's \Viater Coats, brown or navy frixe, nicely trimmed,
neat, nobby littla garment,. Very warm and serviceable. Four size,.
Saturday morning, each only-. $4.50
$25.00 Suits at
$18.75
A special in ladies'
high-class tailored
Suits. A little lot we
have a chance to sell
at very saving prices.
Tailored in best style
from high-g-ade ma-
terials, the best of lin-
ings used throughout.
Made to sell at $25.00
and worth it. Six for
you to choose from.
Sale Days at each only
. $18.75
1
Specials in Fur Coats
Two specials in ladies' Fur Coats. Splendid
garments we can strongly recommend.
Rat Coat $50.0o
These Costs are made front choice selected natural Hat
skins, thick and nicely furled, +oft pelts. Best of lining.. cut in
the season's newest styles. Very special, October Sale Days
... $50.00
A Fur -lined Coat $42.5o
IVe stand behind these Fur -lined Coate. The lining is of
good quality thickly fluted Mulokrat. The shell of high-grade
Austrian broadclnt h. 1'. iI to and revers of Western Sable. A
coat of style and lots t l o ear. Sale Days Special $42.50
Cloth Coats With Fur Collars $15.00
These are splendid Coat. and extra special value. Quilted
lining throughout. Good quality collar and revers. Warm and
serviceable garments. October Sale Days each. $15.00
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Rich Black Pailette Silk $1.15
Thirty-six to thirty-eightinches wide, rich, glossy, bright
Pailette Silk, just parsed through the customs. Will not cut.
Suitable for waists or full dresses. Our price per yard for Octo-
ber Month-end Sale ..................... ........ .... $1.15
Embroidered Pillow Shams 39c
Just in from the Old Country one hundred fancy Embroidered
Pillow Shams. Half dozen patterns. Regular 50c. Special ... 39c
Black Wool Mending, 4 cards for 5c
Four hundred cards Wool Mending, English mate, imported
diiect. Regular 2 for 5c. Sale Days Speciel...... ...4 cattle tor 5o
2 Skeins Mending 5c
Three hundred skeins Hne Cashmere Mending, black Drily. Eng-
lish snake. Regular 5c. Sale Days. .2 skeins fur 50
Fingering Yarn 5c
A big shipment of black Scotch Fingering, I ply. strong, service-
able, will knit easily. Sale Days, per skein • 50
r-------__�
Work Aprons 25c
Work Aprons made from good quality English gingham. fail
size, complete with pocket. Neat check:', fast enters. Just in
from England and a decided bargain at each only..... ... 250 J'
=d
Some Splendid
Coats at $l�.00
Vve are making- t sl).-
cial showing of ladies'
new Fa!I Colt:, ,at this
popular price for Sale
Days. There is a splen,
did rants:: of liat0 ens,
materials .and styles.
Every one right un to
top notch. Between fif-
teen and twenty to chpose
from if you are hers on
Saturday. Reaily ex-
ceptional value 'worth
coming for. Materials
good, style good, work-
manship good. Pout
choice of the lot $15.00
Ends of Flannelette
45c
Onehundred endsStriped Flan-
nelette thirty-two totbirty-thr'es
inches wide. A firm, strong
cloth. Put up in five -yard ends
only. Salt Day., choice of half
dozen patterns and one hundred
end., at per end only 450
English White Flan-
nelette I21,C
A big shipment of epecial
White Flannelette just out of
the customs this week. Pure,
clean cloth, snit finish, thirty-
four inches wide, English make.
Sale Days. - 124o
Large Bath Towels 29C
Extra large and heavy Bath
Towel', assorted fancy stripes.
A splendid ,wearing T.,web. Sale
Days each.. . 290
Baldwin's Wool Ioc
Just in frons England, a large
shipment of Baldwins Wool.. 2,
3 and 4v, In blacks and color'.
One of the best qualities of this
famous flrm. Our Special Sale
Day price. per skein only sae
Large Wash Cloths 5c
f.•rge size cotton terry Wash
Clothe. Extra heavy weight.
Mperial leads Day,, each only 50
48" Lawn 18c
This lawn is regular 25e qual-
it y everywhere Very ane and
sheer. eInaely woven. Note the
extra width. Special Sale Days.
per yard......... 190
lac Safety Pins 5c
To introduce a new line of
Safe• y Pies we will sell two bun
dyed or three hundred cards
either solid or awnr•ted else. on a
card. sesall, medium and large
.1..s. All going at the same
price Tour ehoie. Rale Dave,
Pure Wool Serge at yoc
This l• not an ordinary 110e
Reese Mat an extra speed. 1. I t M
*lade from selected Imported
erost
s. It will and d
mo esti
hard weer. Imported rstNii.
R%M I tar Special. per reed IND
Grey Diagonal Tweed
45c
Diagonal Tweed Suiting, nice
grey effect. Suitable for suite
or skirts. Sale Days Special, per
yard 450
500 Pins for 5c
Five hundred Enblish Pine put
up assorted Siwe on a paper,
neeile points. Really extraor-
dinary' value at, pea paper only
50
Dresses 69c
Eight or nine Cotton Dresses
left to sell. Pri^e is no object.
We only want them out of the
way. Regular up to $200. Sat•
urday, choice 590
Children's Dresses 39c
Eight or ten children'," Cotton
Dresses, nicely trimmed. Regu-
lar up to 41.50. Clearing the last
Sale Days., each only . 300
Corsets 79c
These Corsets would he good
value as $1.00. They are made
from good quality coutill.,
heavily honed, four hose suppor-
ters. Special Hale Days . 790
Sweater Coats, $I.90
Ladies' Sweater Coats, white
and most colors. Regular $250,
Month-end spacial, eanh only
$1.90
Plush Vests, 39c
Sixty only Indies' Plush knit-
ted (7nderveets. Thew+ are ',pe-
ntode and ars regular 50e line.
There is not enough the matter
with any one of them to in any
way effect the wear. Saturday
morning each only.. ago
Satin Skirts. $2.5o
ladles'cnlot'ed NatinPettico•ts,
wide flounce, made from good
duality ltls.11eh Satin. An ex-
nptionally good garment. Each
y. $9.90
Wrapperette I24c
Nsw Wrspper,tt a just in
Mem d Specie' weave in
sty of
• d nicespatterns. In-
trados/den prime Batnetay
morels., per ward. 1I s
White Quilts, $1.39
New English Quilts, 70 in x 9t1
in. Nice soft weave. Very •
Special Bargain Days, each
$1.39
Glass Towels, " for 25c
English Ola'+ Towsle, full size,
Aniehed complete with hem. Ail
ready to use. Saturday morn-
ing 2 for 25o
Persian Lamb Muffs
$7.75
Persian Lamb Muff., Empire
shape. These are pieced Persian
but will give excellent wear.
Rich, glossy cull, well made.
Saturday morning, each only
117.75
Neck pieces to match, two
styles. One at $7.75, the
other 1110.00.
Large Black Muff$5.ot)
Large Black Muff, thick clone
fur. A. very dressy Muff.
Month-end Special, each only -
$5.00
Mink Marmot Muff
$7.50
This is *beautiful Mud, nicely
striped and rich appearance,
very @inrilar to the genuine
mink. Decidedly special. Katur-
dey morning at only .. $7.50
Stoles to match the above at
$7.50, $11.00 and $15.90
Chinchilla Cloaking
$I.45
Chinchilla Gloating, fawn or
Copenhagen blue. Very snit
able for children's emits. Rego
lar $800. Special Halle Day., ,ler
yard 51.45
Ends of Towelling Ioc
Twenty ends Linen Crash
Towelling, plain or striped
edge. One and nee quarter
latch in each end Special Rale
Days, per end ........ 10e
Lace Curtains 98c
Nottingham twee Curtain.,
neat Tae. devises, t•tstteebni.A
edges. Very s.rvlee•b4e sed
williva ete.11eat wear. RSM
Day Special, per pair. SOS
But galow Net, 22c
One end only real Bungalow
Net, Paris shade, 411 inches tvi le.
Really a nito'ce ilii•. '•11,1.t,!sr
35c. Sale Days, per wars'. 220
Flannelette Blankets
$I.15
Fifty rails white Flannelette
Blanket,, a epeddel porchase at a
special price. Some ,are sfielltly
damaged but, ren be easily re-
paired when they will le as good
as ever. Sale Days, psi, pair
. $1.15
Tapestry Rug, $11.75
Tapestry Rug, size :3j x 4 yards.
Ex.eptionally gond goality.
Green or tan. Regular. $15.00.
Sale Days, only .... ... $11.75
Chintz Comforters
$1.75
New Comforters. English
make, imported direct. 1•,.vered
with extra quality fast colored
chintz, Mversl gond d.sign'.
Size 5(1. x 5ft. 6 in. Filled with
elean pure white wadding. Sale
Days special .... .. $1.75
A Cheaper Comforter
$I. to
Medlin. weight Comforter,
light .ilkiline cover lltreclal Sale
Days $1.10
Velvet Rug, $22.50
One only Velvet Rog Pig.
ahx 4 yard.. No "earns. `Dice
adsr of fawn and Er .11 mixed.
Regular 0100. Octoher Rata
Days $99.50
AxminsterRugt $25.00
A epe•elal colleetke Axm'e-
liter Ruje. Shop. 1
yard•. lti.re ars n' • sae
id greee
ebedi da. Wen infa1 M
aWilttigs.
1141.
Very spieled va.l*. / n, e4
sees cooly 41111'011
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