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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-2-19, Page 8AND RECORDS tt'e have closet out our old stock of 1'olittubta Ite•t•ords and bat.• nus an entirely NeN' RelerHnm, fr4tu ?our favorite 0141.1ime mel,sly up to the latest JYaa rays. N•e ere ahs,e�s pleased to deijlonstrl1t• loth Rtleor.i- iul lturhini.•. by not bats• s 1.01uniliia itrafouost► ie your how.. thi. dater : Machines in sloes tijp to $:1i;'�N. NEW WALL PAPERS ..for spring Decorating. No :/ata:we in prier. Rust 44 4 -urs from •4.:� to 5.3o. Ais, evenings 1i11 !1.,11)-redirck:. ill:i l i ..Glee, SAGGS,—Mr.C. F. Chapmaei its.• cal hank of Commerce start. la wrl ., J (ohnattended the funeral of bis sager. (formerly Miss iirrtha Alice er, Mr-. !Hard ohn Chapman), of Detroit, Mich.. who died of pneumonia on the Lith Inst, fief THE SIGNAL 30 Days • her marriage Mrs. Kaggs was a read of Mitchell. and the remain: w brought to the home of her parents, iand Mrs. H. Chapman. in that town, the funeral. which took place on Tu of last week. The deceased leaves husband and three children. ioTT. Ward some. fr Toru of the drn111 oto •iaeattsy,Init of SIr 1V1,'ho1:1..11'. Nutt, h1 her .even( c.ytt , year. The daeeliwsl was e 1e't'tt•ii resident of Goderhat Until e, west with her, hn.band last- fail Turtaida.•to swop the winter with b nepft,sw, Mr. R. H: Nutt, freta w hu•e ra,sideal , the fuperi tnke*'tIi r* tort r Thursday t. The bt•reantil "'1/u,lwr will I1at'e lite (♦empathy of his (;'.With friend, in his tontine. s! onySuday attended nthe funeral hi father. Mt. Petet Steep, which nook place frau the home of another son. Mr. Henry 11 Strep. of the hayfield line, tlr er•ic tOwaship, the interment as cemetery, Mr. Steep away on Thursday last in his eighty-fifth the His wife died in January, 1904, and 'f sons and two daughters survite. T sons are John, of Saltford; Henry a Adam. of ;Goderich township, and James; of Varna and the daugghters are Mrs G Sheppard, of Hoimesvile, and Mrs. Jas: Miller, of the Huron road, near Clinton, EDW'ARDS.—News has beep received of the death at Edmonton, onton, Altaafter an illness of over two- years. of Mrs. Fred Edward., on January 22nd, 1920. Mrs. wards was formerly hfis Jennie Hale. ughter of the late Hezekiah and Mr's• le. Park street, Goderich. Mrs. Ed ards was forty-five years of age and eve, in Goderich until her marriage in, $95. Beside, her husband'. and four mall c ildren, she Leaves.tier dtother, of Seattle. 'ash., and (our brothers and ttiu siste to mourn her loss: Will. of Toronto; rs. T.—McRae, of Toronto; E. ti. Hal of Windsor; Frank, of Edmonton. Al • Theor<ure, of Northcote. ' Sask.-and thing R,.J Merrow, pf Seattle, Wash. , )lwcA1J.la1't:jt.. )ars. Witham N. Atne.tIJister: w)iu (l'de,,tlr ,eaeurrd at lMh-Vit Febrnar - i.th, was a f4,rinrr (:oderieh girl. 1 tani:he de ternary. day:Kilter sof Mrs. Margaret "iv .'unary 0( attack ri. 'Nye -w,t.. the rtgtim of an 1 ore ere . OODLRICA, owe. r one 86 h1r. e c ! I -ST a minute, year worship." 1 for, J esda J AN Officer in upiform steps for. ward, 4rtel.. olds a Quiet con- nto verc,tion' with the- magistrate ,. and other coilct officials. ` - T HE story. iti'skimple and oft- ien repeated. Just a lad—in this case, I1(• Io from N -- Got into fast corn- er pany, Gambled, took money from 1(r employers. Hoped to win and pay ,d I it back. Fot.Nr) out -arrested ar jailed. of course he's' sorry—bu' the` u (Officer has sized him up. Heves he has the stuff to make h plan of. Knows that a jail sente slay oply' harden him and start trim artbward continued criminality. txir ?'HE Otticer in uniform was the Ile ! Salvation Army Probationer• r)d By manly counsel, supervision and •prayer ale enables the lad to regain centro( o; hell%elf $nd get smother start. free from the .stigety p/ a IJ prison sentence, v« IF someone you know makes. 'a faise step don't judge theap harshly. t,r�HF:RE is so much good ..." you know. 308 Service Posts in this Territory. Use them >f'dR80NAL MEeNTIION. Minn Mina Leckie is at Toronto at present v'it�llir-bur brother and Sister •,Ir. N. 11. 1,lulehin-.roe of the! Nit, Clonal Mala ui! iiry4 1'0., called Last rt;, by tole steamship t1,4 to G rent Itritain. a ''snit throe month., week from Nrw Aorhttie, e, i a Yr. Ile wilt Js• away Nx111feud s 'ZfOW nrny eeool. can you ♦ • dunk of rash. now v,rto ■ would bile to na.a ywr photo. air tir•Pi•, and -tow Ions s.nce that tflr ay ws awa — Maia M atiewnuaatw tardy. ■ x Jlo �'0 FELL iimeamaxxxxxx 22COLBORNE STORE tJR special offerings are taken from ever _ meat this week and the Y depart reductions are big in evert instance., Every article that is reduced in rice ticket on to make bat in eas P will have a • .Y ,g y. They will be displayed on ` the counters during the entire week FLANNELETTE BLANKETS, $3.98 Thel(teblankets are IBE,, the•,Itt blatlket wools. anti ooln0\in 1_'z4 aizt•, shiest is the largest made: i The rem tar Brise iss $4.50, autd the}• come in white nr 'grey, a•itit either pink or blue borders, at 33.98 a pair. �tr[eis. .st,ud•,Itbur•t has returned to Ifamitrow after isp•rsling a few weteks fn town, . sits.' .'sobs ltotdu,oa lute returned soot.~ -fitter etiolating -n ' m .nth it 1 tired )!rs. E. 1.. lean sad fatuity 111 y4- mute.1 to H.fl'.t1 . whore they w!tl make their hoary Mrs. John Nicholson, Quebec Street, ft this week fnr Brockville. to` be wjth her daughter, Mrs. S. G. Bucks an. 31r, t)orwtd 1'agwron left oat Thes- es un his return to ('algary. after ars) tended ri.it to his father. Sir. A, lis . Wer.0." Mr and Mrs. W. F. Saunders returned Toronto''te t(ay after spending a few, ys at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. unders. Sli.ss .tales Sharman. who arrived t week front Mosinee f►fjt r.•ntain tit her sister. ]Ir,. 1Y, C'. P[fetlotm, a muutlt. HOSIERY AT f teats ,tinter tail -wax►! Stoe h avy rib at 9S0, r f pneumonia fallowing in- que•nrn. •She• orate., beside', her bine Ti baud. n Beth• daughter; aim. tier ther, awn ''brutbi'rs-- of 1.0 (+rifle, Kentta•kv, ('Ba eo 11( and Leo, of —*1st two, suers, air:. Mut- holls e1 and .111.s it..sr, troth of 4re•troit. The remninl %% re brrnlght to tjulrrh-i, and the f111wrat took place Tuesday afterrnat from the home of Mrs. ded i'eudi-y, 1rwgaff' street. to Maitland es cranetery, R,•v. It. 1'. Melertuid torr• (McBee the, s.•ryive•,. CHINCH NOTES. At the Baptist church next Lord's Day the pastor will speak on the [henries. "Ordered to Vacate," and "The id THE LESS;? (1F Westminster Church Fire LOSS $100,000 INSURANCE $30,000 Have ru reed your lire Insuraptte Increased . , . itate further Insu . r Information and gladly given. T. R. Harrison 'Phone 316 West St. • Goderich 1919 Victory Bonds for sale at Par and Interest. Man Feeling the Need of the S eaS tar." Bible school at :3 and B. Y . 1 . U. , appo at S o'clock: errs( Divine service at Knox church next Lin Sabbath will be conducted by the pastor- !fat htorping subject: "incentives for Set' 1 the p vice." Evening subject: "The Miracle Exemplified••' The tablet erected be the �l choir in memory of the late Pte, T. E, Sunbury will be presented at the morn- ing service. t lief/ale strut Methodist rimer6. Morning »nhje.•t : "Personal and Na- tional opportunity. };vening snhjeet : "loadequate Protection," or ••A Short Ites) and n Narrow) Quilt." to da Sa 1(i for Mr. J. G. hlacHattie has received an • intment as assistant superintendent neer with the Canada Steamship es and has gone to Halifax to take rge of the work there. Mrs. Mac - tie and family will remain in town for resent. r. F., t'. tea w...i ha.' returns(( ..Olin• after a alunth during whil'h 11e way. employee 1111/lee the Department of AKrieuttnre in r•onnerti•,n with -abort es.nrsees" at, ,letuu and elsewhere. While away '4e had a serious attack Of 1111r ..,',Net *are glad to be ably to reporthh: art vvery, PUBLIC L1MRARI BOARD. Mr. Thos. Anderson• who his sold his farm on the Bayfield road to Mr. David %Varner, of Goderich township, is coming to town shortly to reside and has pur- chased (corn Mr. W. A. Chia/1°1m a resi- dence on Napier stn et. Mr. P J. Ryan. real estate dealer, put through t the town proPertlr-----_ - N lN"o Doubt. Alf—Her dad owned seven laundries. a Artie -1'11 bet he cleaned up a lot, To Right is the aim of every careful shopper, and a perfectly justifiable aim in these days of high prices. With our inside KNOWLEDGE concerning the conditions of the wholeaale market in our own particular business, with nothing in sight but greatly increased prices, we would say to the wise and prudent buyer, to buy nght, BUY RIGHT NOW Reports Presented and Miters Elected at Annual Ntrellfik The annual meeting of than pubtk library beard! %Am 114-141 on ueday night last. the members present big Rev. .1. Jr. Ford, Slessrw. T. T. Let fie, -H.' R. (•test: J. (;alt and avd� d^ the sb.lenee of Mr. 1•. A. Meld. the man, iter, J. E. Pur,, was asked e to 1I Nothr, clerk of t .J 1. cord to council. and a at pttlelie w•1/e101 !wart appointment of Mr. T. boar.. 1. trove e'e,Mtllnted Represeentattreit from. Torii- Mayor Male. Rey. J. E. port, • 1', A. Refit. From piti.lie•`mehnol baa .1. E. Tom. T. T. Leekle, H. H, Lotig, From separate actmol twarel : N•. A (tbnithurst. Josephs Kidd. The tre'asurer's report showed *.101.11 expended in Iola pn brinks and mal;a- zine.., The IthrNrian reported an mane of .!(,:test hooks and magazine. during the, year. New- renders rl'Rt.ten•d daring the year numbered 143. kir. I'. A. held w1(.. resehrhet .hair. man for Pt.'(,- Silas Irk Aitken was re• sordes( ne se retary and Mr. John Gari as treasurer, and Mi.. K. Aitken wit. re -appointed lihrnrinn with an increase of 11100 in salary, )Ir. J. L. Aitken wee.. again APpointed as earetaker. committers were struck ss follows tions• nmrmltae— W. A. coulthnr.t (rluiirtnant, Messrs, runt and Torn. !inane",'mnmittee- 11. R. Long (chair- mnnt, Messrs. Leckie and 1(14,1. (took enmmffee—the whole hoard, with Mr. Leckie nN chairmen. A motion was passers that the read- ing none Iw clow.( on public holidays In ftdure, • P`• rieke4 from the town n• -appointment of Rev. e leonine by the town r notiee from the as to the re - Leek is, The follows : noel! 'alt ies „t It BLOUSES in oafryip+a..t ' w give Another 'ot of'ttockin‘ ilii ribbed anti plain, ill ither hea'<•y ttnn nr light CHAMolsErrE GLOVES, $C Fiery pair of ('hanioiaette ((loves its :stock will be o„ ' elate; at 6!)e. hey eome in blaek, white, uattu'al Aad tuasfil..- Nenrls every. site. is represented and tI ey will he eka)red at Ladies' c aalia►etY k'ht�3•ex, It is impossible to list the`tilany f,flouses we have on sal lsut 'there are dozens. to chtwre iin. 'find tlrey conte in ,1(U materials. 1'on, can ,maks TOWELS 601', for 49c - Special 'Geste~ in (land Towels. These Totreln originally sold :t to $I:? . 1(11(1 ever} one ia`r�+duel price. A small lot 4 eneh size price. sial offerings in cojored bath zoat.. (tet i r >1CL75, .in- two-tone etl'eet, at 32.98. u (401. a Clea ug lot of od size. at La.iie,' � �. "� �'Oei Wtvinq e►u roar xpriag all -ti oI' coahme lahl Howe', Iilou.esi itr they are bought note. EI . JIS I. Illake. regtdar .$'••0O, for $.1.89 a pair. ' in Smaller size, re ;lar $2.50, for $1.98. A NEW IMPARTMENT For two weeks we have been . . , • the aeoond floor. This when completed will represent one of the most up -haste ready-to-wear depart_ menta in `this part of the country. We have spared no pains in attractive. in Every garment.will be under glass, which will keep it from soil or dust, thus assuring you of fresh merchandise•:at all times A fitting room has been added whole the garments may be tried on without the necessity of taking them home. This room has a full-length mirror and the whole figure can be seen at once. The whole department has been redecorated in atts9 lighting system has been installed. times. \ theta. A new etheartBl stall Best of all, you will be able to buy ready-to-wear garments in every wanted line in the most up-to-the-minute styles and at moderate prices: Watch for further announcement and the opening date. DRESS GOODS AND SILK REMNANTS - --- UNDERWEAR Our Stork of silks and dress goods has .FLANNELETTE been gone through and every piece that is not over ttt•o yards long h been a Nput on sale, • +- Eaeh�liee wltib e ttrketed and marked to sell the - „ 'rhry will all be greatly re, You will find a umber of pieces that, will make skirts- a , blows. They will all he togeth goods smelter, all ready foe tion. There is.a bargain in FLOOR COVERINGS on the dress ur inepee- y niece. eve Just a few ('otlgoletlm Rugs left at the fl 313.75 in'8z31.1. • Floor Oileloth in all widths at 60e a' yard. any pattern to choose from and every onegood, a yard. at 60c We have been offering wonder- ful values in F'lannelettert, but for the coming [reek they will be redlieed in price. Colored Flannelette, 34 in. wide, regular sae, for 30c a. White Flannelette, 27 in. wide, regular 40e, for 315e a Grey Flannel for shirts at 60o a yard. WooI one way. . a of SHARMAN'S SJIOE 'STORE W. Reg. Sharman, Proprietor Every garment h1 winter w'eijjhrw`Ri be 011 sale. Each and every line• MNI be reduced in price to snake attractive buy' i nae (fur sto.ck for fall 1920 his been bought and eN•ery tine is -much higher in price than that season. It will pay...,.to bur / winter 'Underwear now. • . Regtilar *1.20 for 31.00. Regular *1.50 for' $1,36. Regular *1.13 for 31.50. Also many other prices. SILENCE CLOTH Otte pleee of' white Rdettee ('loth, 50 in. star, at 9:2 a yard. This doth is heavy weight and Wade from very cleane'otbtet, at 31150 a "gird, 1l J. H. COLBORNE & __�....., "The The Store of Service"