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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-4-11, Page 44 DNtt:ssAY, APRIL 11, 1.918 THE SIGNAL • GODERICH ONTARIO 1 •1 1 -1 .I. •1• •1- •1 1• -1• .1. •1- •1• •1 -1• -t• 1• •1• •1• •1- •1• •1 - Buy Your Suit Now They will be much higher in price later on We have just received a beautiful line of fine fancy Worsted Suits, strictly high-class tailoring. Suits you would be proud of, excellent value at $25.00. Borsalino Fats Have advanced in price and are now selling in the cities at $6, and at that price the supply will be about 50 per cent. of the demand. Until April the 15th we will give our Borsalino Hat cus- tomers last season's price, after that the price will be $5.50. Borsalino Hats until April 15 $5.00 WALTER C. PRIDHAM 20th Century Brand and Art Clothing 'Phone 57 ii %- -1- -1- .1. •1- -1• •1• •1• .1. .1. •1 •1 •1• 1• -1. •1• •1• •1• -1- -$. -1. -1- -1. .1 GRAND TRU KSY's EM THE DOUBLE TRACE ROUTE between MONTREAL TORONTO i ETROrT and ('(1l('A(;() UeeicJ ed Disiatg Car Service Sleeping cars on night trains and parlor rani on principal day train. Full iuformstlon from any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn Ing, District Passenger Agent, To- ronto, Ont. P. P. LAWRENCE, & SONS Town Agents Phone 8 Spring Term from April 2nd CENTRAL ST ATFORD. ONT.- Commercial lite offers the great opportunt- ttea Recent lady graduates of this school are earning as high as {Lunn per annum The last application re received for an office man with some experience offered snare sal- ary of {I.n00 per annum. Students may enter our classes at any time. Graduates placed to posittorn. Comiaercial, Shortland and Telegraphy Departments. Get our free cataiogae. W J. ELLIOTT, D. A. McL.►CH(.AN, President. Principal. KINGSBRIDGE. served. Alrerwarb the happy couple left for a short honeymoon trip hat settling in their home at Oshawa. w sing presents were useful and num- showing the esteem in vetch the young couple are held. ST. HELENS. Muazk--Mtusa.-A very pretty wedding took place on Tuesday. April 2nd. at 'Westview," St. Helens. the home of Mrs. R. K. Miller. when her youngest daughter, Christens Robertson. Me•amr the bride of Mr. Wallace Miller. The ceremony was performed at 11.30 a. m. by Rev. J. Little. The bride, who was given away by het brother, Mr. Isaac Miller, looked charming in a dress of white silk crepe -de -chine and carried a bouquet of white roan and ferns. She wore a sunburst bf pearls, the lift of tbe grotan. Miss Laura Currie played the wedding music. The rooms were taste- fully. decorated with carnations and ferns. The presents were beautiful and numer- oue, sh .wing the popularity of the young people. A dainty wedding breakfast was served, the tables be ng waited upon by tow girl friends. The bride and groom left amid showers of confetti and motored to Lucknow, where they tools the afternoon U-ain for Toronto. There were about forty guests at the wedding. Those from a distance were: Miss Wal- lace anal Mr.lker from Barrie. Misses Fletcher from-.Isonbure. Misses Cun- ningham from Wa erton, Mr. and Mr. Jack Miller and y Grace from Tor- onto, Mi=sees Salkeld Goderich, Miss Robisene Richardson f Harnatot, and Miss Laura Currie fr Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mille iII reside on the groom's fine faun near . Helens. CREWE. IAgPDAY, `April 8. We are glad to say Miss Et ltei Finni- gan is getting better after her Idtj ness. Mr. Cecil Blake has returned to again. after spending a few days at home here. Misses Viola and Ruth Kilpatrick and Ir, ne McQuoid returned to school at Goderich after spending the Easter holi- days at their homes here. TUESDAY, April 9th. Master Michael Boiler. of Goderich, visited here. Miss Alice Dalton is visiting at her home here.. Mrs J. O'Connor is visiting her daughter at Detroit. Miss Eleanor Joye returned to her school at Proton, after spending Easter at her borne here. ' Mrs. Cleary. F. Cleary and Mr. and Mr& Smythe. of Kenilworth, and Mr. and Mrs. O'Connor. of Whitby, attended the Cleary --Dalton wedding here last Wednesday. Miss Ursula O'Connor and Miss Bernadette O'Loughlin, nurses in train- ing at St. Joseph's hospital. Chatham, are spending their vacation at their homes here. Miss Margaret Garvey has returned to her school near Guelph. Miss Marie Sullivan to her school at St. Columban, Misses Patricia and Madeline Sullivan to their studies in London, and Mr. M. J. Dalton to Assumption College, Sandwich. CLEART-DALTON.-A pretty Easter wedding to* plays in SL Joseph's church on We$rtesdel- April 3rd. when Miss Mary Josie Dalton. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Dalton. was un- ited in marriage to Mr. John Cleary, of Oshawa. The bride was given away by her father and wore a navy blue gaber- dine costume and carried a large bouquet of bridal roses. She was attended by her cousin. Miss Margaret Garvey. who wore a becoming green costume trimmed with graand carried a bouquet of pink MKS- groom was supported by his brother. Mr. Thomas Cleary. of Mount Forest. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Father McCormack. after which tt.r wedding party and immediate rela- tives adjourned to the home of the bride's parents, where a sumptuous dinner war WESTFIELD. FRIDAY, April 5th. Mrs. Robert Buchanan arrived homy on Friday, after spending a month visit- ing her daughter. Mrs. Wm. Govier, Vine- land. Mr. Sampson Carter has purchased a dwelling in Belgrave and gets possession May 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Carter will be much missed in the neighborhood being old residents and ever ready to help those in meed. We sincerely hope they will be spared to spend many happy days in their new home. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. WEDNESDAY, April 10. Many tel the nem( telephone lines have seen out of order since the last heavy thunderstorm and h..ve not been repaired yet. Mr. A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, the' new secretary for the Canada 'temper- ance temperance Act. spoke at Union church last Sunday afternoon and made clear maay points of the temperance work. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Smith, of the 16th concession, who are moving to Clinton. were waited upon by a number of th6r friends and neighbor and presented with a handsome eery chair for each. At the hone of Mra. Frances S. we. m - ton. on Wednesday, March 27th. the marriage took place of her daughter, An- nie Elizabeth, to George Alfas Betties. son of Thos. Betties. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. Ashe-Everest, of Bayfield. and was witnessed by about WWordinvited guests ord has been received of the death of Albert E. Stirling of San Francisco, Cali- fornia. He was tbe third son of the late Robert Stirling of the 7th concession and a brother of Mason Stirling and of Mrs. Joe. Jervis of Holmesville. He went out years ago to California and was engaged in the gold mines. He leaves a wife and one child. A meeting of the membe s of the United Patriots society will be held at the home of T. J. Johnston. Int con - mina. ea Wsi$ib flJohton. April 17th.' when is desired. Censoring a_ Isuge tflnlaaMb A std such eth. AU those having av o ed to hand tfr its, before that date. As this is the bquse-dossing season remem- ber we are helping those at the front by saving old rabrben. rags, scrap -iron, horse- hair. ateshair. papers. msgamme. etc. EAST WAWANOSH. STonasouse.-Campriau..--A pretty wed- ding took place at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Campbell, East Wawarxnlh, on Tuesday, April 2nd, when their third daughter. Emma L, became the bride of Mr. Roy Storehouse. teacher of S. S. No. 11, East Wawanostt.. The bride was given away;by her fattier, Mr. J. N. Camp- bell, Reeve of She township. The are- rrwr y was pe(briiMd by Rev. Dr. E. Medd of Chatham, uncle of the bride. She looked most titarnting in a dress of silk crepe de chine. and carried a beauti- ful cluster of punk and white carnations. Mrs. Bert Taylor, sister of the bride. played the wedding march from Lohen- gnn. Miss Vera Hoover, of Brussels, coastn of the bride. was in attendance. Only immediate relatives s of the contract- ingparties were present. The room is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph 1. - Stonehouse, of East Wawanosh. The happy couple left on the C. P. R. train from Auburn for Toronto, Niagara Falb and other points east. PORT ALBERT. WEDNESDAY, April 10th. Mn. H. Schornbab and children spent the weekend at Clinton with rela- tives. Mr. and Mr. W. Kingswell ani Miss Florence, of Carlow, spent Sunday in the village_ Mr. Geo. A. Green spent a day last week with his son, Mr. John Green, at t his village. MissC. F. Hawkins, of St. Thomas. t Easter with ber sister, Mr. W. O. ray, of this place. pt. W. Y Hayden. of the C. A D. C„ • • . spent a day under the par- eAt roof last week. Mi_ H. Hartwell, teacher of Port Albert :. • • :pet her Easter vacation with T. to f nnenda, Mrs D. • in, of Detroit, who is at present ata - na with her mother, Mrs. Jas. Young, 'mproving, we are pleased to say. Mrs. Thos. Wiimin is back at her home in Port Albert of a pleasant E aster visit with her daughter, Mrs Gilbert. of Sarnia. LOY WKDeDime, The sugar season is another year. A fair run is re Mr. W F. Young sow.d a fi lel of oats on Monday, the 8th- He has the record for this section this year. We are sorry to warn of the film* of Miss Mirmie Tabb. of Poplar Row, and hope to hear soon of her recovery. Our merchant, Mr. J. Young,hasatar ed out on his rounds for the summer, gather- ing the farmers' produce. His start this year was three days earlier than hast April 10th. over for year. The farmers in this section have com- menced to till the ground and in tend sowing a larger acreage than formerly. ' They want to do their share in increasing production 10 win Mtf Var. thatregretv the accident befell our neighbor. Mn, James Clark. as re tasted in The Signal , last week. We are glad to know that she is improving as well as could be expected. ' Mrs. John Hanna. of Wingharn. and Mrs. 1 Alex. McKenzie, of Kipper► are svetding ' a few days here with Min. Clark, who is 1 their aunt KIPPEN. WeortasDAY, April 10. Miss McCowan, of McKillop, visited in tbe hoax of her uncle, Robert Da- man, this week. Mise Mellis spent the holiday with (nods near St. 1 homes. Miss Jarrott visited friends in Lon - The Peterboro Sere to Which Hodgen. Bros. Are Moving if 11Kttir Business. This eats and steel fireproof bedletleig with o,si.•ro appoint+nen!•' thmughoul., inrluding an electric elevator. fn addition In drygonde. Ham of handled inrltsie °Asia, gime ware, k chart stensils, statkmery, leather good*. drug sundries. hone.. fnrni hi.i .u. n; ..,ru`t ). et.•. stirs rft THE COLBORNE STORE """"` Friday and _ Saturday Bargains: Silk Waists on Sale Nine only Silk and Silk Crepe de Chine Waiits in white. white stunned blue and wink. -iNese Blouses are perfect in every respect, but as they are brow nes they Rlust be cleared. Regular $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Blouses. On sale for $I.75 each. - White Cotton on Sale 100 yards very heavy White Cotton, 31 inches wide, on sale Friday and Sat- urday. This Cotton today is worth 35c a yard. Our stock price is 25c and to dear it will be sold at 19c a yard. Regular 25c, for I9c. Middy Blouses on Sale Nineteen Middy Blouses slightly soiled, in misses' and ladies'. The Blouses come in plain or white with red and blue trimming. These Blouses range as high as $1.50 each. They must be cleared on Friday and Saturday at 69c. Regular up to $1.50, for 69c. TRADE AT HOME, and in so doing you will keep down your taxes, increase the value of your property. and make - - your town more prosperous. - MCC 1( l:1iOPtt Silk Gloves on Sale Several dozen Silk Gloves in black and white. double finger-tips and perfect in every respect, on sale Friday and Saturday. These Gloves come in every size 5 1-2, 6, 6 1-2, 7, 7 1-2, 8. Regular 85c, for 69c. Dress Goods on Sale Twelve pieces of all -wool and union Dress Goods on sale for Friday and Sat- urday. These goods cannot be bought today from the wholesale. Regular $ I.50 all - wool navy and light blue Serge at $1.29 a yard. Be sure to see these values. CORSETS Goddess Corsets are the acknowledged leaders in front -lace Corsets. A great improvement in Corsets is the patent "front -flap" under the front lacing of Goddess Corsets. It prevents pinching and allows more variation in adjustment. Goddess Corsets are guaranteed for one year and a printed guarantee given with each pair. No. 410 at $ I.90, No. 712 at $2.75, No. 716 at $3.25. If it is impossible for you to reach the store when wishing to buy goods kindly mail or 'phone your order and it will receive the same atten- tion as a personal call. 1 J. H. COLBOR.NE . IaM I ill' don. Mr. W. H. Johnet.. attended the Ontario Educational A. • tion at Tor- onto. Miss Nellie McGregor, o Wellesley. visited her friends here dun • the hob - day'. FARM CHANCES. -Many chang have taken place in farm lands this m leear arourd here. Among the latest to e changes are R. B. McLean. who i s rented his farttt'to his son Jas. B., and lad. Robertson, who has sold his tine (arm of 150 acres to Mr. Green, of Hay township, for 311,500. Both these men have had large and successful auction sales of their farm stock :.nd implement+. All are pleased that Mr. McLean is going to remain in his house and all are sorry to lose Mr. Robertson, as I.e goes to Hen - sail to live. He will be greatly missed in the Presbyterian church, where he has been an elder and a splendid worker for many years. Mrs. James Chesney has been offered 38,300 for her farm, but she has decided to work it herself if she can get a good man. She is offering 350 a month to a suitable one. cARt,nty, Tresnw. Alsil 9. -Mr. George (:lark was taken to Gode- rich hospital last week and on Thom day had an operation for appendicitis. He is Improving favorably and his friends all hope to hear of his speedy recovery. Mr. Milton Tyndall, of Knox College. Toronto, has retnrned home, accom- panied by his mother. Mr. Tont McPhee is In this neighbor- hood cutting wood with the hnzzttaw. Ma Ernest Jackman, who for the past three year has heen foreman on the MacKay farm. has pFurcatasel a farm near ftalttord from Mr. JantesJones. Mr. Wm, Taylor, of Goderich, and (rmerly of this neighborhood, is as- slatinft with the work at Mr. George Clark s. LEEBURN. MONDAY. April tt. Ploughing is the -order of the day, and getting the land cultivated ready for seed. As yet no seed has been sown around here. All our holiday visitors have departed for their several occupations. They had the very best of weather for their holiday- ing We have to report the illness of an- other of the older ladies in the person of Mrs. Bogie, w., who hat a severe attack of la grippe. Mrs. Bogie has hitherto en- joyed the heft of health. although at a goal ofd age, and we hope to hear of her speedy recovery. James Repeal. of Blyth, is visiting at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cook. Mrs. Gavin Clutton. of Stratford, visited at the home of her mother, .lirs. John Horton, a few days last week. the her return home she was accompanied by her sister Miss Lizzie Horton. Mr. John sister, had a bee last week for the_ shin taggll ng of his ham. The Demidann boys. Will and John, of spent F.anter week at Mr. sttns's to split a large pita wood. Mr. Q utton is getting rady for nest winter. Don' t Pass This Place when yon are looking for, Tailoring of the kind that givessaiisfaction. We should like you to step in and see the new materials for spring and summer. If you have not gQt ac- quainted with us yet, we should appreciate a call. R. J. A trong MERCHANT TAILOR South Side Square. Goderie •ri lMlcEwen's Specials A nice line of Spools at be each. A nice line of Prints at 17c. Flannelette at right prices, bought before the advance. Fine line of Pillow Cotton at 30c a yard. Special in Cotton at lbc, worth 20c. Handkerchiefs from be up. A special line for Comforters, full yard wide, at 30e. A few dozen Flannelette Blankets to clear at $2.25, worth $3.00. Children's Stockings ranging from 20c up. A few children's Minato clear at a price. A few suits of asen's heavy Underwear to dear at $1.00 per gat ,sent. Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs, taken in exchange for either Dry Goods or Groceries. J. J. McEWEN Them M • ARE YOU PREPARED for the spring rains ? Is your roof and eavetrough in good condition ? Our work in that line is always satisfactory. W. R. PINDER Phone 155 Hamilton Street JUST ARRIVED _ A T WALKER'S A SPRING SHIPMENT OF Linoleums and Congoleum Rugs in different sizes Also a new stock of Rugs worth seeing: A call at the store will con- vince intending purchasers that Walker's is the place to deal W. WALKER THE FURNITURE MAN ON THZ $QVARt