HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-11-23, Page 8Tt,.:,asTyuee„eseas•;aess w . 11."‘+ .i " . - r ,n":t' .� + y , - +►" �qy .; " 11."‘: a- r;!:�f.7r°7.47:.. '. _ /i W ,+' " -1i►
'g11F
. m r+ r . ,i,r
•
THUngDAT. NOV. Z, !Old
MR
SIGN it • a'UDRRICH : ONTARIO
Two Storesfor Christmas
IN order to display our Christ-
mas goods to addvantagr we
have arranged for a see 1 store
for Christmas, which you will
Cud situated between the l'en•
oral Tele!d • Office and Union
Bank In the new store, will lie
found goods especially suitably
for Christmas. b. .th pmilieu and
high class and al larked at very close price►,
N at'h fur neat wt k's announcement.
N our present store we have
on duoplay manyof our
Christmas Tines, inuding en
• tense stock of entirely new
English and French White Ivory
at nowt reasonable prices, also a
full stock of Ebony (loxia. Cot
($lass, Silver Plate, Sterling Sil-
'ra, ver. English China. etc., etc.
Christmas'Tsge. Seals, etc. (bristutas Cards.
BIMoklets, etc. •
-- lbe •ubjeet foe discussion at the 'access'?" aubjeft "The Loyalty of the Church
Men's Suodny Club, at North et .set Rev. W. E. Hager will preach at Is the Loyalty of the Individual Neut."
Ketbodist church. next Sunday morn- both services in North street Metho- j Kveoing subject : "Sale—Saved— Sat-
iag will be : "What are the perils of dist church next Sunday. Morning I idled."
ACTION ON 1N$URANCB POLICY.
Jaime Magas Dissepaard le ryoy and
Wile Claims He 1s Legally Dead.
Sir (Bonhotme Feloonbeidge was to
preside at the non -Jury sittings of the
Supreme Court of Ontario for Huron
county this wool. but on bis non -ar-
rival the court was adJoutnod until
Wednesday morning, when Mr. Jus-
tice Lsunox was pewtwot. i be. sittings
were very brief, betas concluded the
same morning.
Rsgau vs. the Canadian Order of
Foresters was an action in which
Martha Leah Regan. of Clinton. sued
on an insurance policy for $1,000 issued
to her, bullhead, Jesus Regan, late of
Ha;- township. in 1 In 1907
Regan, who was then in California.
disappeared, sod be has not since
been heard from. and Mrs.
eWmsieo the ground that he was
ally dead. After bearing Mrs. Regan's
evidenos Judge Lennox suggested
that it was a suitable case foe settle -
moot betwesu the parties, and counsel
agreeing His-- Lordship directed
that judgment be entered for plaintiff
toe $&QQ and the further sum of $900
for costs. W. Pro udfoot. K. C'., for
plaintiff. W. A. Hollinrake, K. C.
(Bragtford), for defendant.
James Regan, mentioned in this
case. was at one time a teacher at
Benmiller and was a rather eeeentric
character, and hts eccentricities were
"to a certain oxtail. made a defence to
the action.
Sisters of St. Joseph, diocese of
Hamilton, vs. Walsh et al. was an
action for ihiconstruction of the will
of the late Timothy Tracey, of the
township of H&ugeen. M. 0. Camer-
on, K. C.. fob• plaintiffs. W. Proud -
foot, K. C., and H. J. D. Oooke for
defendants. Trial postponed to the
city of Toronto before Mr. Justice
Lennox on a da to be fixed. --
Welber* vs. Taylor eft al. --action on
a mortgage. -Judgment entered by
consent.
Pharand vs. Cando. an action ole a
mortgage, and Pharand vs. Hendry
et a1., an aotlsistn set aside the sale of
an tnsolvent'a(M. A. Cantin's) assetsi,
were transferred to the County pout
sittings of December 12th next.
1
•
-14 Airt*
�i�l�l�%i/
v24; r, ,r
a e.
ovemMillinery
IG November Sale of Trimmed Millinery now in full
swing. No need to wait until after Christmas
r
January bargains this year, for these big specials are
even better than January values. - N early too of the season's
best and. most attractive shapes trimmed for the occasion and
selling at or below the half-price mark. i ro
_ 50 flats at $2.45
Fifty only Trimmed Hat.. season's newest
-and most desired shape* and good qual-
ities only. Extra good trimmings owed.
Regular prices $4.M) and $5.00. Choice
commencing Saturday. Daly • • • • $2 45
•
attar a
40 Hats at $3.45 -
Furey of the season's lent sod uar•t popular
shaYes. every one high quality. Nothing but
good trimmings used. Blacks and colors in
the 1st, Regular prises up to 1$1,5 and $7.00.
Cleering the lot at your choice. et Ac
•
only....t
KIPPEN.
WIDNtHDAY, Nov. 32.
Mr. NVm. Roes. of Stanley. was -ie,
Buffalo last week with a load of cattle.
He reports a profitable sale. This is
his senond toad taken to Buffalo off bis
farm this year.
Beans are now up to $S a bushel.
but most of she farmers sold for leer
than.$:[. It is said shit Wm. ('onritt,
of the Parr line. Hay, has enough
beans to pay for a new fifty -acro farm
he bought at $3,000.
Last WedneeditJohn Armstrong,
of Stanley, arid Miss Mabel. fourib
slaughtm-ist-
Seaforth and were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony in the Presby-
terian church manse. Ou Saturday
evening a reception was held for the
young, couple at the home of the bride's
tether.
t•�
HARRISON the Jeweler
will give away absolutely FREE a
For $1.00 You Can Geta Good
Flannelette Gown
It is a better Gown too than you can get "once`tII$U
lot is sold.tfor prices have jumped and jumped since
we placed the order with the factory for these. They
are made from a good quality white Saxony Flannelette,
full length and ample width, not skimped in any way.
The flannelette will wear and the style is a good one.
-Plardly worth your while making it yourself. Special
at. . 1.00
_ A better Gown, a little heaqkr, a little finer
flannelette and a little morr_trinuning, at each.-. 51.25
U Yea Waft is Make Ulf Owa Gowns Try Our Special
Striped FLuehtte at 15c or Our Extra Saxesy at 17c
These are Flannelettes of real merit They are
full 30 inches wide, absolutely pure, colors are fast and
they ire a quality that will wear. Again we remind
you once present stocks are fold the prices will
be consi rably higher, so we would impress upon you
wi- . of laying in a supply now.
Fancy tripod Flannelette, a doyen or more designs
to select fr and fast colors, pinks, blues, greys, etc..
really su quality, at per yard I5c
For Military
Shirts
J t in this week, ashipmentit
air , seintars
ier's shirt& There are scarce
goods and hard to get. These
qualities are exceptionally good;
Military Flannel. at per yard
406.
Khaki Flannel, at per yard
4$o and 47o.
Special prices to Red Crowe
Societies.
1300ERICH TOWNSHIP.
Mr. Art. Patton lett for Toronto on
Monday.
The new cement bridge on the 6th
concession. wilt soon be open for traf-
fic.
Min Minnie Johnston hu returned
home, atter spending some weeks with
her sister.
Mr. Harold Montgomery has re-
curved home from the West, where
he spent a couple of months.
Word has been received from Pte.
A. Chisholm. who is in the. trenches,
and who writes that the boys are well
excepting for slight colds. ._
The Patriotic meeting was held at
the home of Mr. H. K. Revell on Wed
nesday, November 15, and was greatly
enjoyed by the members.
The young people of Unlgn church
aro practising 'The Old District
School," which will be given on De-
cember 22, at the Union church. See
handbills later. Remember the date.
Two hours' solid fun.
Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance an-
nounce the engagement of their
youngest daughter, (irate Isabella, to
Mr. Andrew Sloan. youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sloan, Blyth, the
marriage to take place eat ly in Decem-
ber.
There will be a meeting of the Farm-
ers' Club et Orange Hall ren Wednes-
day evening, November' 2901. et -fl
o'clock, for the purpose of elic;ing
officers for the conning year. Will all
members kindly' be peeeent ?—W. C,C.
NAFTA', Sec. -Teas.
PAriuoT a Soe•trrry NoTes.—The
general business meeting of the United
Patriotic Society of Uoderich town-
abip will be held at the borne of Mrs.
Bonet't Mcllwain, jr., Hayfield road.
on Wednesday, November 29th. A
case of goods containing 9'2 pyjama
suite, 1 day shirt" t19 noire of socks has
been forwarded to Hyman Hall, Lon-
d`ub. 'rhe Society acknowledges the
monthly grant of 1ls from the town-
ship council ; Mrs. Clark, Huron road,
$2 ; Mrs Cade, ilOe, and 91k• for butts['
purehaeed at fowl supper.
$60 Diamond
Ring Free !
•
$I5.00 Bracelet
Watch Free !
to the young lady receiving the
largest number of votes
to the young lady receiving the
second largest number of votes
AT HARRISON'S JEWELRY STORE
Between November 17th and December 23rd
(INCLUSIVE)
I count made by them to be p"StrtrZECNNaturday in Harrison's
each 25c purchase, Votes with each $1,00 purchase, etc'. '
.W. H. Robertson and C. -A. Nairn; and weekly Ballot
1. --Votes are given with end' Cash Purchase. 25 Votes with
deservedly popular and deposit Ballot in Loiked Ballot BOX in
Harrison's Jewelry Stoee.
3. ---key of Ballot Box in constant possession of committee,
4.—Pinal count to he made at H).30 Saturday Night, Dec-
Jewelrfy- Store Window.
ember 2:Ird.
.- --Mark Yoffritallot for the young lady you think most
RULES OF CONTEST
641
Get after this NOW. Either may be yours for a little try. Have your mune
registered early. Tell your friends about it and ask them to vote for you.
Diamond Ring and Bracelet Watch are on display in our stole window.
rhea
Come In and See Them !
W. H. HARRISON grAwawil3
Jeweler and Optician Ooderith, Ontario
Saxssy Flaiuelette 17c
We have cheaper white Flannelettes.thanthis if
wapt_-them,. but this is a superior quality. real
Saxony, soft finish, absolutely free from dressing, will
stand no end of wear. Special per yard 17c
qa
" "Nemo' Corsets
There is no need to recommend "Nemo" Corsets
to a woman who has once worn them. They are per-
fection in high-grade Corsets and there is a "Nemo"
model for every figure. Tell your corset troubles to
the young ladies in our Corset Department and we are
sure they will be able to help you. The representative
from the "Nemo" factory in New York was here the
other day and he tells us that all grades of "Nemo"
Corsets will advance in price on January 1st. In the
meantime we have a hill stock of all our popular
'models and are selling them at the old price. Anticipate
your Corset wants a little and save from 25c to 50c a
pair, which will be the ,least advance on any of
them. "Nemo" models m stock today at, per pair
$2.75, $3.75, $4.25 and $5.50
Special --The 0yr-trines box of ebbe-
Entertainment
at
VICTORIA SCHOOL
Tuesday evening,
November 28th
tio,, at 8 o'clock
Lottie L Tillotson,
Globe Traveller,
will give one of her elocutionary and
lecture entertainments On "Hawaii,"
telling the customs 44 habits of the
people; ancient folklore, mythology
m40 by T. Sunbury, also will
Ladies Knitted
Underwear 25c
Fine quality Knitted Under-
wear. soft finish. either white or
natural, et per virulent. —Elle
Oer
This 1' anSpecial optionally gond
line. fine weave. very soft finish.
neck and font trimntsd-Bepry-
minutia cut full. Will give ex-
eellent wear. ler garment . 2101
Extra Rossi . qualities in fine
',m. lairs r .,I and silk and
wool mixtures, at ler garment
51.00:K1.2C 51.80. 812.110
Let the Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner
Do Your Sweeping
One of these wonderful El,. trio'
('lr•aner,imakes sweeping shill's
play. A child of six ran du your
sweeping as well as yourself
with one of theta. The ('leaner
takestip every particle of dual,'
and dirt Int your nig and carpet
and -there 'is no necessity for
beating the life out of thern.1Wx-
tn wets of attarhments for clean-
ing mattresses, upholetterd furn-
iture, curtains. behind radiators,
etc. Every Cleaner guaranteed
and built t, ipso a lifetime. Sold
on easy Lerma of payment it de-
sired.
Viiihrem
Special Sale of Seeondt.in Da. •
meek Cloths.
Special Sale of • whitewash -rill(
Waist st 81.1110.
Special Male of black Messaline
Silk at 51.35
HODGENS BROS.
DIRECT IMPORTERS
BENMRILLEN.
TDXADAY, Nov. 21. .
Mee. Michael Pfrlenmer is sjbwly re-'
covering after helrg laid up for some I
time with an injured ankle.
Mrs. Henty McKie, of Toronto.. ie o,
visiting her patents. Mr. and Mrs.1
William Straughan, foe a few day&
Mr. Henry Fisher has been con-
fined to his tied for several days. We
hbpe that he wilt soon be around
again.
CARLOW.
ANNIVERSARY Snaviellit AND
CON-
VERT.—Anniversary nervines will be
held In Smith's H•11 church on Sun.
day, December 10. Rm.will I be Hall
ee•
Woods, of Hturefield,
preacher for the day. On the Monday
evening following then will be a
grand concert for which the services
of U. LeRoy Kenney, entertainer, of
Toronto. have -been secured, es well
as local talent" Then should be a
large atteedanes.
GODERICH, ONTARIO
Ildwarde are again snaking that
pure homemade candy. A sample will
convince you.
ADMISSION
At the meeting of Ills National Ser
vim League in Vietssrie wrest church
on Tuesday nest. the IS h, Principal
IL -Houck, of Clinton, will deliver hi.
popular *admen on "The Union Jack."
Title is an inapirational and instructive
address on the old flag, and bow it
emu, to be in its present shape as an
emblem, and stionld receive public at-
tention. PottioNO Whelk.*
Guessing Contest
Twoillaadsome Hand -Embroidered Centrepieces with Crocistoi
lace Ugly Gives Away Absolutely Free --December 23rd
Every 25e purchase permits of a guess at the number
•
of candies in the jar.
Two large Ambroidered Centrepieces giiten to the two
nearest guessera
1st Prine—A 32 -inch white Cetlrepieoe embroidered on
white Datuask with wide lace of crocheted coronation cord.
2nd Prize -22 -inch tan linen Centrepiece embroidered in
silk, with crocheted lace on edge to match.
rporis you money and a guess gives you a valuable piece
sWes Good at the Singer Store, You get the best value
of work.
MRS. TAPE .Singer Store