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GODSa10a ONT.
Thursday. August 12. 1021)-5
MID
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Sual•-slats at the time—that's fun. And then the pictures,
themselves. Mary gathering courage. to dive (she never
did'. Pete, as amateur Chet at the shore dinner, the young-
sters building forts in the send—such pictures wilt always
make it seem as if all happened "just' yesterday-."
We have just the Kodak you want and there are several
little photographie.help that we would like to show you as
well—the Kodak Self -Timer, for example. that p(•etwes_th,
button for you and keeps the group complete.
1
Kodahs from $ 11.21 -up
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
THE FENSLAR STORE"
Telephone 90 Nest Millais Scotch Store The Square
CORRECT
Trim, neat, well -fitting, with
wonderful wearing qualities.
We firmlybelieve our cloth-
es are the biggest value you
\ can buy and, will give you
\ the longest satisfaction.
---"\ .MARTIN the Tailor
Phone 318
,et hwaite,
ley, Mr.
aril, and
day was
drive to
11. Two
ilcnickera
he picnic
al of the
ring the
of base -
Everyone
lay's out -
ORDER.
corner of
s has horn
or more,
of the
illy been
iralrs
have
de, we he-
, but they
Ing rather
argil wonld
A tittle
g.
XXX.
ri, Pa., who
Nrs. W. H.
Toronto to
nog to bet
n Monday
d Detroit,
er nephew,
s. McPhee -
re.
et daughter,
trip up the
visit Mrs.
,n Piper, of
ned from a
'n. Seigner,
n and two
ILnlmes, of
ea in town
Model pieatre Program
WEEK AUGUST 16 to 2
MONUAI and TI t. 'l l 31
A PAASAAM0(' PI(T1 RE
In
alis• RAY
`Hay Foot Straw' Foot
LOCAL TOPICS.
IWinnipeg without change. There were
sixteen in the party leaving Goderich and
they were well pleased with the service
i provided them. Mr. F. F. Lawrence. the
indelatiaable ticket agent tor the G.T.R.,
gave his personal attention to the party
and saw that they lett Goderich with
every possible comfort.
Murk Examinations.
Word came this week to Mr. Frederic
Egener, Mue. Bac., from the Toronto
Conservatory of Music, that lists of suc-
cessful
uscessful candidates in music were not
published in Toronto papers this year,
but that they would appear in the August
"Review," now in the printers' hands.
The Goderich list will appear in the local
papers as soon as the Aught "Review"
comes to hand.
Thomas Gundry Deputy Sheriff.
, Sheriff, Reynolds has appointed Mr.
Thodues Guudry as deputy ehe•tff is
suceeselon to tete late Mr. A. D. Camer-
on. The appointment is a very fitting
one, Mr. (i.undry having formerly been
a slwrtff's other a»d being familiar
with the work of the Ace. His official
duties will not Interfere with Mr.
(:undry's business as en auctioneer,
w hfeh he will conduct es • usual.
1 Basebaa Notes.
he apasebst alLeague dl Leantobe
e of the
County played ns
Goderich this season will be on Thursdby
I nut, August 19th. when Crediton will be
here. A big crowd should turn out to
1, show Godench's appreciation of the live
season's sport which the H. C. B. L. has
Ifurnished.
Acolumn of "Baseball Gossip." part of
j which was intended for last week'sSignal.
will be found on page ti of this issue.
Rather Too Zealous.
A young man named Thomas Clarke,
-tient up from Exeter on the charge of
damaging a steam boiler. was convicted
before Judge Dickson and was remanded
.for sentence, pending the result 31 an
investigation into his mental condition.
The totter was being used - in connection
with the laying of the cement road at
Exeter. and ,Clarke early ore morning I
started aa said wanted to have afire fire under it and let the water (he men when they sums V claimed by plaintiffs. Judgment for
all ready for th
out. Hehalutiffs for $173 and costs.
menced work. The boiler was badly St. Peter's Garden Party.
damaged. The garden party at Harbor Park on
To Stop Gambling Prartites. l Wednesday evening. under the auspices
The county authorities, under direction 1 of St. Peter's church. was a successful
event. Supper was served in the pavilion
Ion a Crown campaign
to
Stager.arecarrying i to a large company. and afterwards there
on a icesin connection stamp out thr gammen¢ were amus ments of various -orfs. con-
'ard oche m thri gs n race meets cludin; with a dance, with music by the
' Atand other public gatherings ing in the county. 1 Goderich orchestra. Among those present,
bo the Brusselsandrsogothe races inthgi ides Rev. Father McRae, were Rev.
devkmakes and owners of other gambling I Fathers Moran. of St. Augustine. Fallon,
devices were warned off, and when tit of Wingham Hogan; of Clinton, ano
fall fair season commences attention will a i Gats, of Seaforth. There wereta num-
view to
to the sideshow features with a tier ol�rawings, the winners of prizes
view h cutting out those of a question- j being : yet of curtains, J. Keene. able character. There has been a such bridge): pipe, airs Wm. Doyle: pedestal.
deal of laxity in connection isth such G. Page; ladies' handskmtted scarf, J.
features in fife past, but there now to O'Connor JXingsbeidgel; crochet yoke,
be a tightening up a l round. 1 Wm. Brophe'; 100 lbs. sugar. Melville
i The L. R. Steel Store Opened. 1 McNevin; Dr. Whitely 25 -Ib. bag
1 'Large crowds attended the opening of , of flour, Cyril Iton; and other prizes to
the L. R. Steel Co. sore on Friday and ' Babee 'Griffin. MNevins is Josephine RH Carney,
Saturday last. Some of the people came J►tc
irom long distances. and great interest in' Eileen O'Brien and Wilson Nicklin. The
I the store and its appointor is was main• proceeds were in the neighborhood of ,
tested. The big store is beau dully fitted. 1700. '
Iain a style hitherto seen only itt the large 1 The Oddreitew-a' Maw
Encouragement
11 0(1 A.M.
Shifting Sails or
Solid Rock ?
7.00—P M,
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
Next Sunday, August 15th.
Sunday School at 9.55 a. m,
YOU
WILL BE WELCOME
C
itis and everything
i4 ma a' (1311'1 It,u•field was the popular el'es.tivc
sootingat possible for the shopper. -0ei stcrd+ty, L p><nlc_ pct the Au"
Saturday. when se:litig commenced, there
was a crush all day long, and the capabil-
ities of the store and staff for the hand-
ling of large crowds was thoroughly and
satisfactorily tested. The goods on sale
cover a surprisingly large range. and the
Sc to 11.001 idea, now on trial for the
first time in Canada, appears to meet the
popular desire to a marked degree.
Public Se
At the mo
school board held ou Monday. August 1 1--»'r srt'Rel} by the \ 'A., Mr. Fn.l
it
2. the secretary n -ported that the ten- ri'st
tracts for 1114' teaching sniff fir the' ('raigfe. aria lie V. G.. Mr. W. At.•'
,romlog year had all leen signed Msec'. tried cumduslo s. the V. G. team wi:,
those of Miss Sharman and like ntng 17 to 13, a something like flet.
Bentley. The applie-nttons for increase. 'Messrs, W. T. Murney and W. It.
of'salary- from these two teachers a Miler officiated as umpires. and nae -
from Mr. L. L. Knot, secretary -trees- orally ix.t..sly quest sed their del-
nivr• of the boom. and Mr. John A. 51.ins. Miss Gllwin UM Mus Symonds 1
Rebekah Pieele. Harrison. caretaker of Victoria school, were the captains of teams of
dlie Miss Symonds' tea winuing
A union picnic of—tKS— etieh wiser toes„ .ti.. --hili. •'
with score of _1.13 int innings.
Rebekah Lodce and Edelweiss Rebekah „airy for tlw coming year was in- It moat, Siam. game.
. Lodge. Seaforth. will be held in Harbor creased to Moo. Mr. fenox's to 1250. T141 \,inners in the races re as
Park on Wednesday, August 18th. and Mr. HarHsen•s to $Ment. No action
was taken on Miss Bentley's applies- follows:saritt . years and unelrr-Jted
Abel. Tbdgta Salkeld, Ruth Patt
Phyllis Law
piers of Huron Lodge.. o 1., L).(o.F..
attracting a large crowd. A g,xel pro- I
gram of shirt. was put on in the after -1
neon and evening in Jewett': pork.
with"a pheasant .iuterupt►on at supper
time while the contents of the picnic I
baskets received proper attention. and ,
seas- udiug with a dance in, the tine
new yilinu, with. music by the
School Board.
Blackstone -Buckley orchestra.
nthly meeting of the albite 1 `verai baseball matches were in -
ms 1 -ailed
To the Citizens of Goderich
and Vicinity
We appreciate the wonderful atten-
dance at our grand opening, Satur-
day, August 7th, 1920 -and will
reciprocate by giving SERVICE,
COURTESY and QUALIT' MER-
CWANDISE.
MAKE YOUR HEADQUARTERS HERE
•
R. STEEL CO.
LIMITED
5c to $I.00 STORES
(food Accommodation for Exeursionists
The Grand Trunk passengers for the
West leaving herr yesterday afternoon
the harvesters' excursion had a first -
r accommo-
ss new on. This ncar ist cgoes rightar for t through to
.Also
RAINBOW COMEDY
Over 'the Ocean Wave
' . FeatTHE ORIENT
(summit room
WEDNESDAY and TH• URSDAY
EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Harry Garson presents
Clara Kimball Young
a the then erbolt of dramatic fusee
9
`EYES OF YOUTH
Ereryonr should see this
superb Picture.
Also
Smiling Bill Parsons
m
"`THEY'RE OFF"
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
A SELZNi('K PICTURE
ALICE BRADY
In
Dancing
and
Music
tion. The matter of Mnuie repairs to
the sehonl buildings w•ns referred to
committee.
G.W.V A. Liles.
Th.' G.W.V.A. held i1-' regular meet-
ing and election of centers on Friday, monds. Mildred t 'llsoii. Mary Jury.
July 80, Boys ten years ,toil under—W,
The fidlow•ing officers were elected : Sememnle, W. Mqc.\;loy, It. New-
t'ast president. T. It. Harrison: pres- combs.
Went. , J. Murray : vice presltlent, .1. (ibis fifteen years nd under—May
('utldwftson: '9114 vice-pn,ddent, A Alwrhart, May Jury.
al Nevin: sei•retary-treasurer, it. Bora fifteen years nd under—J.
('.
1,1rk. The matter of the w,Idiert A.
under
was dis.•1ue•e1 111141 iM left un- r g i
til the report of the design committee May Aberhart, is submitted. •C (TrIREIi #u. Dale,
There will be a full eters parade on (am Tweesly.. th Mar-
thc nest Sunday in scph•tntier to the Mar-
cemeti'ry. This Is tleeuMatIAl Sunday
ie
and the parade w111 comer '! the For-
reters. (tddfellows and Veterans. A
gond turaant 1s requested.
if sulttcicnr Interest tau be amused,
a rifle roll. will he formed amongst tlw
Vets. Amm11nittou and rifles can be
olttaiUeil gratis proytile.l enough mem-
bers signify their williliguess to Ie-
eome members of a rifle club. Those
interest ell w•IH please hand their names
to President .1. Mornay.
The emotional aide of the major-
ity of people cannot be satisfied by
Free Libraries, Gymnasiums, Play-
grounds,
lay,mounds, etc. The love of tnor'intt the
healthy body to the rhythm of mule
hi some form of danclaa = an m"
lore unto a. wiftth liquor ariseewage mom
-
eat
woman: may d0
est mtalin, however,
it M pati•
mote
dtic see In our lenge towns wad
tooffice 1re*ins sewn and women rumba
some dance tst►>i Eo esttisfy
f OODUP1Mnent.
Boys. nye
tlproul, M. TS
Girls ten yea
A NM SHIPMENT OF PIC-
TURES NOW 411
Wallace Mittin;'s style of quaint
colonial interiors and figures.
English Land -rapes. English
Hunting and Coaching
Pictures
Japanese scenes and flguree
These arc hen te "fully taand col-
sine
Most artl-tis and ver > reason-
'tiLie in pri..e.
encs. -
jeerrs and under --41.
711. R. Wtfsnn. W-Js'ra.
s and tinder—H. Sy -
Come i0 and ser them
CLEARING SALE OF
White Canvas Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps
As i have decided to clear out all lines of
leather solid Canvas Shoes, am prepared to offer
you very exceptional values at prices regardless of
cost. The following are a few of the many lines
on sale:
Women's White Canvas High -laced Shoes, high rola$3.00
low heel, Sizes 'a. to . Sale Price . $2.75 to `►'
—'_Vtfav's White Coitus Oxfords and Pumps, high and et 3.00
' low heel- Sizes to 7. Sale Prise .SO and
•
While f�Ns aa'oi11 L -and Pumps�a. 11 —$4_75
--ter*: Sale Pries . . $1.50
Children's White Canvas .rilt s. Sizes 8 to N.
Sale Price - - • r -
Have also a number of other lines br en in sizes
that will be on sale.
See our window display of the -above goods.
REPAIRING
Weeds, J. Salkeld, 1), Da
Girls eighteen years
hart Item ('orn
Men's rare—
rly.
1.adiee rice—Mie. fro
shall. Miss E. Maskell, t11ltS
Shields.
Married women's race—Mrs,
Tw,seiht, Mrs. Iteg• Burrows._
Mnrrlesl mens racer --Borman K
John Wiggins.
Fat I '' 1 men's race- Norman Knox,
(ie,. Mile.
The day wars voted, a great success,
u(1 ,'itattlishes the (Aldfellows* picnic
spore firmly than ever as one nf the
menet pginlnr annual events of the sum-
mer season.
Remember the fancy dress hall at
Hotel Sunset on Thursday evening next
n aid of the funds 01 Alexandra hospital'
mith's Art Store
East -St.\ Phone 198
colic
PeoD� ave rated sip (>>� .lodgmrnta in County Coati.
Roma• r .Ind e DicksonRRiltt Roosts sir brave. DeWbsiaa 10" Judgment in the following County
n
Aged � dM let Old Jebn Harleq- Balston V.
Mcalurr•hle.—Tito pidn-
apo scup their vtdit7 will dad • I tiff is Allan B. Beintun and the defend -
Imes in the use of ant is James McMuretile, teeth' of ase
HackIny's Heart and Nerve Remedy. village of ltlyth. The action was
„ghat Bred feeting.- oter the removal of some plants by
' tale win t twwlti0g at r reewioa the defendant from a property of
and se onsee'ew hist Cams from which he had ;ern the Is,''.'., said
hovered events; end brtngal bark the property having been pnrehaaeit Is
the plaitttitl'. .in4gment for plaintiff
Ilew11tt7 rich, r'i obest., for 152.(541 with Divielot court rests.
:17.7_,.'"7"_ _ 7 7.. b au(((( k la Defendant to have his citta of defence
riff n trlut fo on County ('onrt wale and to ret off
- rnurn,-- full of life wed bops
irtsedges in• tate 11 it es g ems given
the Issue when It was cone ca see .
`'Red liead't
f Also
Si;PREME COMEDY
t
and snore shies «ha'hadaIe th
to ornery on wet% e
s wort
that bier
he overcame iI Imo
Iwiil ane Hackle{'. Heart and Nerve
Remedy to dzwsalftbsn ttse PTerw.
So
etre and
�' artloladoo et
tree Aloud Bay�� fromWet*calor. 60c a boa, II for W.51im•
Haekinsfa mks are sots In Cod-
rieh Ay J. A. Campbell, Drage:it,
add mew to tote more and to
KiNI:SltftlrKit:.
In connection with St. Joseph's church.
Kingsbridge, a garden party will be he d
on the church grounds on Wedresdav,
August 25. Amusements for everybody.
All welcome. Tea served from 5 to 8I
,
o'clock. Tickets 50c.
Get Husy !
mine a.alnat the plaintiff's Judgment. 1•A patch is a sign of thrift''
Elliott v. Dumb'. -David Elliott, of I
Clinton, sued A. E. Durnin, of Luck -1
now, for wages, the price of a horse.I
ete. Jnd/meat for pislntti for
Sio5.9.1 with costs.
'tenon over a Ire nartion in hay. live
pleintiffm are A M'Inghem firm And the
otendointii. John A. e
Withers. are farmera In Colborne
tostmehlp. The defendants' admitted
mime liability, but nor to the extent
"Yes, especially a garden patch."
ran ens me
es periment-
Info when
msnt tee gene* end In blips
them It reaaves et oven and Otadu-
R. Tait
Electrical Contractit
GEO. MacVICAR
!NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE 1 GODLRICH
Wiring of all kinds up-t.e•date
for Telephones, Blrglar Alarms,
\police Patrol and Fire Alarm
;Private Itegidoncers and Bnisiness
Places -a specialty.
Electric Irons', Toast. rs
FAO., Vacuum Ch•aner.., washing
llatteetee of all Alsval,. ow
Ring np e2 19.4 and have us
give yon an eatimate on your
wiring. It will tie done gilt.
Robt. Tait
Phonet -Shop 12, House 113
..,..........:—. \Th—,=.--.
IlYdro Store
New
Feather
Hats
Which ..ot
autumn iii .e. rnd
pivsent the .matt:
est ideas for early
sealso wear.
Moderate e4 are
among the many at-
tractive characteris-
tics of these Hitt.
ALL SIMMS fr IS
ON SALL AT "
OODERICII
The heat of snmmer makes
all household tasks more
Buy an Electric Wash-
ing Machine
We
have CAT -cc mak,- and at
dill. iit 'rye,
The "Thor"
The "Trojan"
and the "Kribs"
CALL AND SEX
•I WASHERS IN STOCK
LAMPS IRONS, ETC.,
ALWAYS ON HAND
'Ater and Light Cinunission