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iI Thursday, September Sad, 1110. '
G.C.I.
SCHOOL OPENING
Tuesday, September 7th
11'c• liate it II the authorized
test cowls and a large attar of
sc
'Adders, exercise books, pone,
inks, erasers, etc. int -Imhof the
(lutario StHncl.ud Llosa-L of
\ote Book st cake and rails for
...,me at 1t1., Lest value un the
one riser lista).
WATERMAN'S IDEAL
FOUN:fAIN PEN
til prime 11lasting t•onvealence
uougholt the entire term.
$250 UP
TIHE--
`REIN SUPPLIES OF GROC-
1E T "R .1XU FANCY BIS -
ell '$ J I':iT IN, ALL THE
BKS ' QUALITY AND AT THE
A►WEST PRI(•PH1.. -.
RIG ME.(1T1'RE SHOWN
AT GOUERI('II FAIR
TMs Faateus Mama a Dyer Shows
With Their Nttaserao Attractisen.
T1114 week the directors, of the (toil
ericb Industrial Exhibition are able
to annunne• the securing of N mon-
ster Midway feature, to the Brown
& Dyer Shows. which usually •re
to be seen only ler the cities. This
will be the greatest attraction at the
(3ederieh fats, for matt, year*.
The Brown & Dyer Shows are
well lnowu la some of the Ontario
cities and (come unusually well re-
commended for the quality and
cleanliness of their attraetions. All
question:4blc features are absolutely
prohibited by this organization and
the shows and attractions are of a
class that can he visited by the whole
family without their seeing anything
that would ler the least offend.
The big feature attraction is Da-
kota Max Rig Wild West Exhibition.
This is the show that was the feature
at the Toronto Exhibition in 1919 awl
was especially appreciate) to the
Prince of %Vales. There are many
exciting moments while the various
rklers. both male and female. do
brouoo busting. fancy riding. 1.0p
splinting. lessoning. and other re
mark dile feats of the western plains-
men.
Another big sensation M the Motor-
drome. where Margaret Gast. "Tie
Mile t Minute (lira," flirts with
death at each and every performance
while whirling around the big saner
trn(-A S►Jittr tidera.tlaa eve won-
derfaI A.ablbll ions of Detre—irad dar-
ing.
A unique novelty Is the Monkey
Speedway.' 111 this 11 511.111 the hu
maul intelligence of the simiN■ fam-
ily.' Here are seen monkeys guiding
PIL
1)o sot valor
wolfram da&iiota
tivh1*g
leg, or Marvel-
ingPiles. No
vurgtcal oper-
ation resale,,
11Ar.
01111.14O1 Otnto.rnt will relieve you at owe
OM alert lasting beoeax sae. • bot ; an
leder; or a0manwa, Bates a Co., Llarltea,
Tomato. Sam le tb: boo it you vaeoUou Slats
paw sad enclose Sc. sump to pay restage,
tabor Day at Zurich
THE REIT. i 'TTER MONI:T
('.AX 'BIR,
IIti $H BREAD DA T.
13r A LOAF.
H.-MCFADYEN
BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
AND OTHER SPORTS
Morning Program'. 10.39 a.m.
I:ODERI('H vs. ZURICH
Afternoon Programa
CLINTON v,.. ('KEIIITON
p.m.
Winners will plc) off at 4 pat.
11111 -yard Dash, open
Belay Rare. between four baseball
tams
THE SIGNAL
I[RY(S, ALL
— - GODERIOR, ONT. •
TPIECES
ini144ker Complied
Ma MOM
R. R. P..4,ammrrPumsokfas.
"hs thea >•r URI I had Jtle•sums
AwaAratiwn ` Oa wast forma;
dropplag Boma Tlliiwada.
• Dar tardina d.t me he& ot may
•Nlnaaerx awl alralrmaaisine I tried
proves wadhawmattlasiblead Messed
sae Is lake "AlsrI -thea".
I haps ta.armant almostsuss,
soma- and mewh— g--od beta me I
have enjgsd tato past eight years.
leas saw nriwf "Fesiks-fives"
is The Mase. JAS. S. DEL(3ATY.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trialpe s� 25e.
At all dealers or sent postspid b®
Fraila-tires Limited, Ottawa
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automobiles around a rlrrplar track,
speeding against one ntarther in a
Dan+, also here Is ahowu the monkey
loop -the -loop.
"The big circus side show is full of
interesting exhibitions, ouch as glass-
blowers, knife -throwing, Ind many
other novelties of a unique and dis-
the•t character.
Tax• ltarr Sisters, two human
le•togs weighing nearly n111• thou*and
pmts or nes-h. r ill be sees] in a box•
trig contest.
tither shoat. will include The
Vampire." '•Ilu-Lar," the man mon-
key) "Athletic Show," -Creation,'
the show beautiful.
The rides will include the big gen.
.41- "The 1Vbip." Tido Is the ride
that is causing more seas:oleo to the
nua,sement world than auytping that
has been iutnwlucel iu years. and It
w Ili
be the tlrst ela• ever shown to Oa)
Crich. tither ride, last will also be
sin hand will 14 a Iris I;li Fortis
wisest anal it giant 'wIjd1ne swtng.
This last feature M tnrw !wing sr'ea-
in Canada for the first time.
THE COLBORNE STORE
FALL OPENING
OUR FALL OPENING WILL BE FOR THREE DAYS
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Next Week
The same days as the Goderich Fair. On these days will be shown the newest
merchandise made for the fall season. Now is the time to reserve your fall garments:
�-, WINTER COATS
in the newest designs that can be bought. We are featuring
Northway garments and everyone knows that a Northway gar-
ment means the beat material, a perfect fit and a correct style.
Be sure to see these garments when at the Fair in ' 1
DRESSES FOR FALL WEAR
are being shown on these
_d1tYa. Great care has __. taken • .
selecting theFall Dresses anti we heel that we have gat ered to-
gether a wonderful collection.. They come in silk and wool
material. • It is impossible to describe the styles ; you must be
here to see them for yourself.
Blouses in any material that is wanted. Everyone knows what a
wonderful range of blouses we carry and this season our lines are
ore beautiful than ever. The greatest blouse display we have
.ever shown. You must see these wonderful creations.
Be sure to make arrangements to inspect our stock of fallgar-
ments. There are dozens of every line to choose from. For those
that have not been in this new department we wish to extend a
special invitation and we must say you will have an agreeable
surprise, for our department is bright and cheerful and brimfull of
merchandise that is of the best in style, fit and finish.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September
8, 9 and q, are the fall opening dates
LOCAL TOPICS.
-._ $22:1.1+0 IN PRIZES _ _
Ganite will be plated on one of the
fastest diamonds in N'n.lcrn Ontario.
\('on(•ert in Tower Hall in evening under
auspices el' the Zurieti taashall Club.
LINENS
At the sew priels Vietory Hoods
rale urlquestienably the premier
aerurit) offered today.
' NON-TAXABLE
19 (is, P6 and Int. yield 6.37 p.c.
19_e.: or 118 and Int. yield 6.1; p.c.
1927 Or 97 and lot. yield 6.00 p.c.
303:: Or 96% and int. •' 51*1 p..0.
1937
(z-1►Yia1 tat. -yield 5.08 we
1921 tit 97 and lat. yield 6.27 p.c.
1031 0-11If itiii73uf. yield 6.26 p.c.
Mnnielpel offerings yielding up
to 7 per cost. `
T. R. Harrison
White and Tan Linens
by the yard, in single
and double width.
Insurance and Rood Broker,
PM•rae 316 Godes-kb
Office adjoining tteitlsh
M;crhange Hotel
Miss
test
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TO THE BOYS/ AND GIRLS
of Ooderich and surrounding
country, a word about your
SCHOOL EQUIPMENT
. You -will n01 f
scribblers, gramm
another item w
err Girl wants
out" your of
matter how
will give
get, of course, your pens and pencils.
r and arithmetic books, but there is
eh must not be overlooked. What ftov
Abby shoes t Most of you have "finished
ones during the summer holidays, and no
ice!, ;ton are dressed. a pair of shabby shoes
u an untidy appearance.
Just pets', the ward along to Mother or Father that the
beat ee t• go for n good new pair is "the shop on the
eons " where We ran give you good SOLID -LEATHER
L SHONE that will stand up and wear well under
th rough image you are bound to give them in your school
a, at very reasonable prices._
We wish you every success in your renewed studies.
YOURS VERY TRULY,
Sharman's Shoe Store
W. REG. HUMAN
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Seven leer,. asd 7irettty lashes.
William Marsh, of Wroxeter, was before
Judge Dickson todayon a charge of incest!
and pleading guilty' was sentenced to
*even years in Kingston penitentiary aryl
to receive twenty lashes. The little girl
against whom the crime was vitt/tutted in
only nine years of age.
Offered College Principalship.
The :Signal was ler error last week
In stating that Dr. J. M. Field waw
with the party of teachers ttiutfig
Northern Ontario. -Fleid wtw�at—
with the teachers. He wan un a trip
to Monteith, where the Department
of Fehxwtion Ic establishing a renege
of which Dr. Field has i.r•u aslt'd
to
tike "the principalship. The Doctor
haw the offer under -.n.ideratinn.
A Hefty rotate.
Talking eholm big pets toes, firs.
J. Lynn brought one Into the ,SIgna1
office t1w other (My which holes* the
✓ econ; is, far this season. It weights!
1s ounce«. and the largest chr'nmfer-
esr sac' 14 Inches. It Is of the
Peach Blow 'variety and Mrs. i.ynn
s:vmon- there an teeter or to ■
hIl. sat Idg fellows"- Now. if Dun -
mein or any other place in the
tsty bas ouything to beat this. let
u s lever about It.
les a Lary, T1rs* $s callf.rsia
Alone. noon on Friday lent air. A.
11. (:lover and his family left on a
trip acmes the contiientbz auto -
middle. TI'Iwy travelled In two cars,
the en
which was bitched behind the other
as a trailer. They carried a teat,
prnitsk no. (yoking nteaalls, etc.. In-
tending to do their own cooking as
they ramped along the way. The
caravan excited a good deal of in-
terest Hs it kelt on Its long Journey
of •everul IhAurnand miler The party
(•eusistlrl of lir, and Mrs. Glover.
their danglter ,lawn and son Chester,
..end Miss Elsie ttan•omite. Their
destination Is Lon Angrier 11041 they
plan to spend the winter In ('all -
is Hnot possibly ,remain there.
G .I.A. Notes. —
ThP (i.W.1',A. respectfully relueeta
:111 retnruel meen. Irrespective of
whether they ars memher, of the
Association or nett, to turn out on
muds). :September Ptah, for the pur-
pose of pn•NdIlg to Maitland eemet•
try to lsv re.IHrt to 1110w• who have
passel navy whew returning from
oterseas. S4•pt•mM•r 12 is to lee a
Hpecln1 "Desoratlets Day," the ildd•
felk.ws. Foresters and .tinangerueh
also taking part. The men arc• request-
ed to wear uniforms if possible. but to
come enylertt, meting at the (1.W.V.
1. r.•oms at l.30 p.m. sharp.
The eomtailter in charge of nr-
4rng.ns I,t. for the rifle dub is' Den
hephrrd. Fred Sturdy. and J. Mur -
r. y.
Hear Hunt in (,odMtk.
A young iear which was kept ae
pet 1.7 the men nn the Opener
I
A
a
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'lenlyun eeH•aped from t��4iS ioat
while It was in pert here la''st week
and 1s sow is resident of (laderich.
t•or several days wandered atr0nd
IIt waterfront. ring seismal par -
4 kr a hit of a a 491.1. e•, not 10 soy
aware. is they cava' 5(•4)55 It tines-
prtelly. On• Monday evening Mr.
J. (1. M,Orw and Mr. Alex Powell
'Hos it while they were delete* an
automobile on ('..1t•doela Terraee gni
alter winning It for a .h rt, distanee
the) raptor'1 11 ■n1 took it up to
Nr. McGee's praiv. on Vietorla
streetit Is about the gaze of a
ensue drat and while net riel(atw It
1s not exert!, es tame 00 a kitten,
:end several of the boys who got too
familiar with It are carrying marks (
of teem h or els los.
knot l'b,wvh !tests. u
The annual picnic of Knot church
Sabbath school was held at Harbor 1' w
tat Tutsdnc and was much enjoyed by i
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OLBORNE & CO.
USE OF-RRtTXB1LIITY
J. X. L. Battery
A Canadian Product
RF,ADIN' and WTITIN' and 'RITNMSTIC—
. Will soon fill your youngster's hours.
Before school opens bring your little one in to have a
photograph taken --a natural likeness, that will be
your most treasured possession in after years.
The only Battery amnafactured
entirely 10 Canada. Suitable for all
makes of ears sad guars merit to
give entire satisfaction.
We have opened In Godcrkb a
Battery Service and Maks .Biatioa -•
in charge of
The People's Garage
MR. J. G. McGEE
Victoria street.
The people of Goderieb and vic-
inity are requested to investigate
the merits of the IX1. Batter).
J. T. FELL
The 1. X. L. Manufacturing Co. Limited
PALMERSTON, ONT.
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those present, in spite of rather unfavor- licher wag a dental wtudeat and ar-
able weather. A program of sports was ter succea.fully con ludlne big arse
part of the program, the events being year at the trental College at Tor -
won a' follows: onto was spending the vacation aft a
sailor on the steamer (ifenorchy. The
boat loam unloading Boal at Key Har-
bor when the accident occurred.
Heber falling tato the water end
evidently striking something la the
fall and toeing stunned. We was •
'strong boy and a good swimmer, but
he Rank without making an effort to
sate hinted?. The body was recov-
Jes. .1II.tey and Robert McDermid. crest in 'front forty minutest and was
Buys' wbeelharrnw nee --1st Annuls brought to Goderieh for burial. The
Slather ,and Morris Hillier, end ROMA wd1 event was the cause of the keen-
Mathesn and Frank Warnock, 3M est sorrow to Heber's many frieeds,
Boys. 9 year, and under--Ist Ciro -
Welker. 22nd Victor Elliott, Sed
Robert Campbell.
Boys. 11) year, and over—lst R1 -
%nod Niven. 2nd Dennis Hillier, Erd
Morris 111111er.
Huy.' three-legged mee,-1st DennlJ
Miller and Iti111e Webster, 2nd Rosa
Matbesnn and Frank Warnock, 3rd
).iwr,uI \Ivens and Merril hakes, as he was n great favorite and was at
lays' blindfold race -1st Elwood that tint, of lift. when strong friend-
Nivens, 2nd Ross Matheson. t ships ate made. MP and Mr.. Powell
Girls 7 to 11 years- - 1st Evelyn Me- have the heartfelt nytepathy of all
lhmald. 2nd Irene Abel. :ted Marie Hell.
naris A to 11 years -1x1 Helen Mc
lb•rmid..2wei Winifred Sheppard. :tri
Irene Stowe:
Alrls 12 years and over -1st Agnew
Fraser. 2nd Rhoda M,Vevin. 3rd Flor-
.0.,. t:rinlreal.
Olrls' three-legged rwn`1.t Winnl-
ftrd Sheppard and Irene Stowe. 2»d
Ague.. Fraser and Rhoda MsNevin, 3rd
Irene Abel and Jean Matheson.
O1rii bltadfold rare— 1st Rhoda
ilkNevta, 2nd Elcte t'o k5Md, :Mf le.
'settle.
Oltis' ronenlatinn race -1st Adeline
Sirens. 271d Naomi Mcilrrmid. 3rd
Alk•r Keating
:ederldl Roams Rim.
one tit the aaddeat tragedies was
le death of Heber Powell, only son of
Yr. and Mem. W. J. Powell, of town.
hatch occurred at Rey Harbor. near
'arty $Duna. Is1f M.tnnlsy morning
111 their great trial in the loos of their
only child. Heber was horn at Clin-
ton twenty-one years age and came
to (',oderich with h1■ parents about
nine years ago. He attended (lod-
eri. h Collegiate inetiturte. and during
the war spent three years in Renee
N i I h the Army Meal icer 1 ('orpr.
Tle• funeral on AeQ nada, after -
nth /II to Maitland cetnatcry was one
e largest seen Doderirb for
atime.. Il lee funeral
some time. 'services
wets, conducted by Rev. J. E. Ford
and Rev. J. F. Reycraft and the pall-
Ieerers were harry, Buchanan, Percy
Beattie, Alvin (.meroa, Gets. Mac -
Ewan, Harold Cnrrie and Harold MOP.
nc,, A groat number of Hotel of-
fering* were mute testimony of the
sorrow and sympathy whkb is felt
by all the people of Ooderich M the
loot of a Ane young man just enfee-
ble upon the Iwslnem of a life d
*rear promise.
SIAM 1lTQ
ESTA3U$ ' 1•7a
THE money in your pocket is
much more easily spent than
the stoney you have in the bank.
A dollar here and a dollar there,
• it is soon gone and nothing to
for it, The mere fact that
you ve to write a cheque to
witfid your savings froth-IS--
Bank
rom"aBank of 1 awilton account is suffi-
cient to prevent nieless expendi-
tures.
BANK OF HAMILTON
Goderich Branch—A. J. MacKay, Manager
Read the Advertisements in this Iune. It Pays..
The Satisfaction of
Perfect Tailoring
When you know that your
clothes are tailored correctly,
and that they fit perfectly.
Then you enjoy genuine
satisfaction
MARTIN the Tailor
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