HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-12-7, Page 4THURSDAY, 1Kt'P-MBKR 7 1918
De wfl}ber lStb, try. ills Auburn Urs+
nosily Club.,._ The play has been pre-
seuted at a number of places during
the last few weeks and has been every -
W. C. PRIDHAM'S Iwhere enjoyed. and the Club her had
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repeated requests to give another per -
fin ui•tnce here. The prccverts will go
to the lout flet! Cross fund.. Advent -
non llic and :ea.
HE SIGNAL GODERICA ONTARIO
Christmas Store News!
01l�1� in and see our display of
--Christmas. Goocis for men and
boys. Our advice .is to buy early and
have your choice before the goods are
DUNGANNON.
Presents for Dad
and Young Men
Presents for Boys
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Suits
Overcoats
Underwear
Coat Sweaters
Shirts
Neckwear
Cloves
Pyjamas
Night Shirts
Smoking Jackets
Bath Robes
Suspenders
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Umbrellas
Hats,_ Caps
Suits
Overcoats
Coal Sweaters
Shirts
Neckwear
Underwear
Gloves_
Scarf Pins
Suspenders
Woollen Jerseys
C s, etc.
MR. N. F. W IIVARD is the
agent for TilK SIG NAI, at Dungannon.
Utdrr-left .n ith hint for .ubaiipttoaa,
it(hrrtiwmentsor Job print -lug will re.
c live prompt attention. Tetcphuue
tUodeI Leh Rural) r 311.
WEDNKNI)AY, Dec. D.
We regret to say that Mrs. Jas.
Cousins is Will keeping poorly' in
health.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches. are preparing for Chi isturw
rntorlailuueuts'u eid of tbeir Sunday
schools.
rummy Johnston. son of Mr. James
Johnston, has been laid up for several
days with a very painful knee. We
hope to see him around again soon.
The Methodist and Anglican
churches are to be closed on Sunday.
lidtb morning and evening, owing to
the anieversery services in the Pres-
byterian church.
Our soldier boys in England are
gladly heard from these days. Mr. H.
Bellamy, our former genial editor.
has been spending a few day* right/tee-
ing in Scotland and at notable places
in England.
Remember the "Olde-Tyme" con-
cert on Monday evening in the Agri-
cultural Hall. Those who fail to see
the old-time costumes will miss a
treat. The choir ot Knox church,
tioderich, has a reputation -Chat needs
no comments.
l Onier
-f_,ta�treou o er now
for a "20th Centur " Suit
or Overcoat and we will.
have. it ready for you by•
Christma.
fGODERICN TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. Wigginton bdeaeased her farm
on the Bayfield road, now occupied by
Mr. Switzer, 1.0 A. Biebeek, of Monk -
ton, who takes poaseesion in the
spring. Mr. Bisbeok is a Belgian.
Mr, and Mrs. Guy Hickiof Valley
Farm, announce the engagepeent of
'their only daughter, Nellie l'iley, to
Oliver R. Wendt, youngest son of Mr.
land Mrs. Alexander Welhh, of the
' Bayfield line. The wedding is to take
I place this month.
NILE.
Tuesday, Dec. 5.
Mrs. 9. Weller, of Godericb, le visit-
ing her sister. Mrs. Tabb.
The monthly meeting of the W. M.
. was bald at the home of Mr. 'Toe.
eppard on Friday afternoon last.
ire Jennie Marquis, who has been
ill . r several weeks, is h improved
in health and it. able to be about
again.
Messrs. Lloyd and Darrell McCann
have retukaed bowe from the West,
where they ,had been for the past Three
menthe.
Preperationsare being made for a
very special trent in the Christmas
concert to be held here on Thursday
evening, December 21. Do not miss
Walter C. Prid Sin
Phone157 Goderich, Ontario
King Edward Cale
(SOMETHING NEW)
Thr weather is now cool. People
coming to town can he '.used
Hot Coffee, 1 ea or Cocoa at 5c
Meals also served 35c
Highest price- p,id for hurter and
The best torn 111 Gown for .tom 'tt��uig. •
Joseph Murray
Kingston Street 000ERICH
ST. GUSTINE.
Tueol AY, Dec. S.
i Robert Smith. jr , returned home
from the West last Friday.
Miss Betsy McAllister visited Luck -
now and Ripley fa lend' this week.
Mr. John Shanahan, of Clinton,
spent the week -end witb his daughter,
Mrs. Jos. Boyle.
Mies Annie Itnhinrnn and Miss Lena
Chsmney, of Marnoch, vlaited et. Wm.
Thompson's list week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
St. Augustine Women's Imtitute will
ne held at the home of the prseident,
Mist Rebecca.Thompson./on Wednes-
day, December 13tb, at 2 p. tn.
Advertising Pays !
it.
Res. P. S. Renee. of Benmiller, will
occupy the pulpit here, next Suuday.
preaching as missionary sermon. Jia .
J. W. Hedley will perform the same -
duties at Benmiller.
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CARLOW.
WKUVtssoty, Dec. (i.
Theannivereery services of Smith
Bill church will be held on Sunday_
next. On Monday evening tyre wi
Ire an entertainment for whi fink -
class talent bas Leen secured. Every-
body invited to come and have a good
time.
DEATH OF THOS. M • ltBli.—The
death occurred at. his home on the 81b
o ecwssiou, east of Carlow, on Tuesday
of this week, ot Thomas McPhee, a
well-known resident of Colborne town-
ship. Mr. McPhee had, been ill for
about five weeks with pneumonia and
complications. The funeral takes place
on Priday afternoon toColborne ceme-
tery. The late Mr. McPhee was a son
of the late Duncan McPhee, one of the
early residents of Colborne township.
He was born in this town -fillip fifty-
nine years ago. and for nearly twenty-
five years had lived on the farm on
which he died. He is survived hy his
wife fa daughter of the late Gordon
Young) and two children, Minerva'
and Gordon. both at home : also by
three brothers, Duncan, of Vermilion,
Alberta ; John and haniel, of Col-
borne.
SHEPPAROTON.
PORT ALBERT.
WKDNKSDk1:
Mr. William Gauley was • tate
from Gpdericb for Sunday.
Mr. (ierdon Pearson we. home
G,sterich or over Sunday.
Mtr. J. ! Green is at. Stratford thi
week, the guest of Mt. and Mrs. A. J.
Sylvester.
Mr. Albert McGee left on Monday
for Windsor, where he intends spend -
'ng the wiutet.
en is at Stratford
her art classes in
oil peioting.
t the C. A. D.
eek -rod with
.b.
Miss Evelyn Ha_
!!s week reopeoia
spa, water -color it
t. Otes,y Hayden.'
tb
cb
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C., "London, spent the
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.\H. Hayden.
Mr. Jacob McGee retirned home
trove Windsor last week and was ac-
companied by his daugh r, Miss
Bertha.
The Ladies Guild of Christ urch
THURSDAY, Dec. 7.
Tit A VI'L TA ILK. —The fowl supper
end +erases is the Sheppard ton Maltby, -
dist church on Wednesday evening
attrected a large attendance and the
affair wee a great succese, the proceeds
amounting to $72. An exacilent sup-
rer was served, and afterwards Rev.
Geo. Gilmore, of Ripley, gave an in•
tereeting travel talk on '•Britain in
troductory address, and Rev. (1.
Gomm also was heard with pleasure in
• tract addre ss.
AUBURN.
WILLOHOMAT, Dec. 8.
Mr. James Mutch bad • Blyth tele-
phone installed in his residence last
week.
Mr. Rotart Jones is engaged finish -
SCHOOL FrPORTS
SHEPP4RDTON.
The following 1 The standing of the
pupils in el S. 0. 11, ellsepparriton.
for the month November : Sr. IV. —
Florence Joh stone. Rota Graham,
ing Mr. Chat les Aequith s homes this ,•Johony Bolsi Jr1V.....Walter Tiger('
week. j'Harvey SIM .14r. III.—Mary Wilacm.
Mr. Ralph Oravirstein, late of Dun- Orville Ry ,r Frank Hawkins. •Eve-
gannon. moved into Mrs. 'Junking's line Dougherty, Harold Johnstone,
remise on Tuelnay.
Miss Fanny Scott. has moved her
eRects into Mrs. Munro's house,
fourteen/ the Presbyterian menu.
Mr. Arthur Sims arrived from the
West Monday andli visited hie uncle,
Mr. J. Arthur. and on Wednesday
left. with his wife and child to visit, his
father in Biyth.
Anniversary service+ were held In
tbe Hatptist church Sunday afternoon
and evening. The preacher was Rev.
t4. Pd. HOlinfli, Of (I KfOriCh. Mee.
Cohn Fl lamd readowed woke' M wish
Iwirsine- lithe collections of the day , diere' Aid Orel& nut at the home of
amounted to $70 I Mr,. Wm. Carey. There was • lanes
Fon THE Ken Ortores.- The play attendanee. Mews were elected tor
"The Minister -fa }hide" will be this routing year as follows : Honer -
presented in Auburn on W y . are prestdeat, Mrs. Wm. Blake; prase
•Tornesy Bogie.. Jr. III.—Orace Eby,
Hector Mimi. 11.—Bryden
Vroomen, Laura firahem. Clarence
Bennet. .Ir. I —Edna Eby. Primer—
Frank Vrooman, Elinor Graham.
McNee. Willie Bennet.
Those marked with asterisk were ab-
sent for unie of the exisminationa.
Number Mr roll, 21. TABITHA
Kewiersie. Teacher.
ASHFIELb SOLDIERS' AID CIRCLE
Oa November 14th the Aishilleild Sol -
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Christmas Gift Suggestions !
B" your gifts early. This is good policy this season. Our
stock in all lines is coinplete at present but cannot be re-
placed. Take advantage of the assortment. Select your every
ivant before the lines are/broken.
Here are a few samples of the vahies to be received at this store.
Gloves !
Is there anything quite as sensible for a gift
as a -pair of Kid -Gloves -1- __Everyone_ Peels. Glove.
and we ate giving useful presents "this year.
„Xi- "I.* ;vs. White Gloves are
Yrdress kid or v. shable
kid.
all sizes, in white, r
Kid Gloves, all sizes,
-es, all sizes, in, white., per pair
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.411111
Doeskin G
Washable kid
loves, all sites; in white, per pair
51.75
Black and tan k
sizes at per pair
Tan walking Gloves
Long kid Gloves in
and lambskin' Groves in all
all sizes at per pair.$1.25
k and white at per pair
ves and know we caii
We specialize in,G
please you.
fashionable as
sCollbss, so
Our stack
Styles are the
w and dainty
ranikfrom
each.
Never have Collars been
at the present time._ Everyone
'Ay not send a Collar as your
` of Collars is most complete and t
newest. Dainty filmy fabrics in n
designs to choose from. Prices
.23c tv
Silks !
HosVtippropriate and useful %you'd
dress or waist for mo er or daughter.
\carry a large range of S in all colors
*Inas and dresses. Ext value in bl
H.
We
for
Linens !
Tray Cloths, Drer Covers, Linen Towels
in all sizes, Napkins, able Cloths, Linen for
table cloths, Stand COVers, Linen Handkerchiefs
for men and women.
We have everything n Linens for gifts.
Linens are useful gifts and nge in price kom
.00 each a
25
Silk Waists!
In the very latest designs and good qual-
ity of both Habitue silk hint silk cre
at from $1.90 to $5.00 each. W. bite raists aye
very strong and can be had in all, sizes \in many
" designs. Colored Waists are also good in maize,
Copenhagen. blue, black, flesh and ShalUung.
Buy while the lines are complete.
Handkerchiefs !
re is nothing so acceptabk as a Hand -
ketch' f for everyone in the family. Buy Band-
kerchie for all your friends, frotn the little ones
to father d mother. We have everything in
Handkerch fs from the dainty lace Handker-
chiefs at $1.00 to the, picture Handkerchiefs at
showing of Handkerchiefs at
lines or lawn, at
lir one and can be had in -
corner or hill embroider -if,
hiefs al
for 25c and 2 for 25c
hiefs-at
Children's picture llandker
Khakiihnsikerchiefs at
3 for 25c
Ladies' sad men's linen Handkerchiefs at from
to 35c each.
Lsdies'iancy embroidered Handkerehiefs with
lace or plain edge , 50c, 75c
We hate everything that could be .ititc(1
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'rhe social commit e Cirel
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PROMPTLY SECUR
In :I cnuntrIPs. Ask foe our INVEN-
TOD'S AI,VIBER,which will be sent tree.
MARION MARION.
$64 University Itt.. Mentreal.
dent, Mrs. Rd. McWhinney ; vice-
president, Mrs. Thos. Fergueon ; 5v: -
rotary, Nina. Alfred Quaid ; treseurer,
Mrs. James Oliver : eiscretary of knit-
ting supplies and censor of shipments.
Mrs. Robt. Higgins ; work committee,
concession 10. Mrs. Jas. Cook ; conces-
einn 12, Mrs. John Helm ; concession
9, Mrs. Wm. Blake ; concession 6.
Mrs. John Menary ; conceftion 4. Mrs.
Gordon ; Sheppardton, Mrs. Thins.
Dougherty ; Cedar Valley, Mrs. D.
McIlwain ; Port Albert, Mrs. John
Quaid ; Lake Shore road. Miss M. Mc-
I Often the Cheapest—
Always the Best.
WALKER
Furniture Dealer
and Undertaker
House Furnishins
The Storg of Quality
Phones
Store 89 Res. 197
met et the home of R. McWhinney on
N vetuber ?2. Mr. John McKenzie
pNesided. The committee outlined
tbeir work tor the coming season.
The following conveners in charge :
Port Albert. Alfred Quaid ; Kings -
Percy Grisham , concession 10, Cyril
Campbell : concession 9, Stephen
ittothers ; concession 0, Samuel Sher -
concession 2, Eerie McIlwain ; conces-
sion 12, Miss M. Hackett, John An-
drew ; chait man of committtee, John
The thanks of the Circle are due the
toliowing for their donations of down
pillows Mrs. Wm. Leine, Mrs. Win.
Jamieson, Mrs. John Parrish, Mrs.
John Johnston, Mrs. Wilson Irwin,
Mrs. Devid Hackett. Mrs. Dryad H.
Alton, Mrs Andtew Stein, Mrs. W.
H Reid, Mrs. Jas. O. Drennan, one,
and one pillowslip ; Mrs. Harsh Mc-
Donald Scott, 2 sheets ; Mrs. Ralph
Nixon, it.. 2 pillowslips.
The Circle wishee to thank Mint
Lillie Alton for donation patriotic tee;
Winter Tours in Florid*. Louisiana,
Mississippi, etc.
The Canadian Pacific Railway offers
particularly good service to Detroit.
where direct connection is made for
Florida. •ia Cincinnati and Atlanta,
1.49.. Jacksonville, Florida, is reached
second morning after leaving Detroit.
The Cenadian Pacific -Michigan Cen-
tral route will he found the ideal line
to Chicago, where direct connection
le made for the Soother's State,. New
Orleans Is reached seeond morning
after leaving Toronto. The dining,
!urine and sleeping ear service between
roronto. Detroit and Chicago is up-to-
date in every particular. Connecting
lines also operate throligh 'deeming
and dining cent. Theme enntemplatine
• trip of any nature will revive full
information from any Canadien Peel.
fie agent or W. B. Howard. Notelet
Passenger Agent, Toronto. 41-2t. ..
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Offer Extraordinary__
UNTIL END OF DECEMBER
AN ABSOLUTE GIFT OF
Zan every $1.00 purchase
on every $2.50 purchase
50c on every $5.00 purchase
on any goods dere.
Any purchase however stnall
will entitle you to a receipt
ticket from cash register. Keep
them. Every one counts. In-
clude everything, Drugs,Toilet
Articles, Proprietary Articles,
Rubber Goods, Fancy Goods,
Stationery and other things
too sainerous to mention—ex-
cept todaks and Supplies.
Car Square and North Street Geiger le