The Signal, 1920-9-23, Page 8•
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THE SIGNAL
GODERIOH, ONT.
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its a varlet)• of styles and
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rum 2'3ic to 114-50. .
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NORTH ST. and THE SQUARE
BIG DAY AT PORTER'S HILL
l:oderi1.h Township Holds Iia First
School Fair Swrossdully.
- in $..tiirl;,y afternoon last School
Sections Nos. 1, r, 3, 5, 6. 8 and 10. of
illitterirh Township united to holding
,, •a'hool Lor at Porter's Hill. The deg
was a perfrrt one and the event was
quite a holiday occasion, a Targe gathv
orate of parents and friend. of "tie
scholars aswrnbhng, including quite a
number of people from Goderirh. The
r•nnmittee in clwrtte of fair consisted
of 11. A. Stirling, J. H. Middleton and
( i.1. Whitely, and the direclora were.
.lean Allots, S. S. ? o. 1: Orval Rod-
gera, S. S. No. Y:. 11. A. starting. S. S.
N. 3; a repre.entalive from S. S No
C.; Back (lrr, S. S. No. 6; Ethel Stirl
mg. S. S. No. 8; and VI ani.• I.ind.ay,
S. S No. JO. S. H. Slother.• Agrieul-
loral Hely.•.entat..e for Huron. war
i..istel , y N. C. NIcKa), The Atirieul-
ti ral H pr.•.entahog from Brice Coon
1). Mr. Keith Revell acted as judge
or poultry, and atewlanles Stothetb
and McKay -of indoor dep.rlmenls.
In the school parade S. S. No. 3 was
awarded first prize, S S. Ni. 6 second
and S.. S. N. 10 third. The fancy drill
ud ph).ieal exercises and singing by
I,n• v sinus school, was ver) enjoy -
.1 1 - on the part of (he-.pectnl..rs and
eu'h s.•1 ooh recened heart) applause
%Ir. Sallows was on hand vv ith his
camera and took group photo. of -the
5ariole. schools.
In the Pogue speaking contest en
1hi. a,d,Ject, "Kindness to Animals,"
there were Mtree cnnteatants, Olive
Ianlphrey, '. S. Nod 1 f Stewart Oke,
S. No. f: and Orville Rodgers, S. S
No. t, aril they'. were awarded first
second and Thar.):in Hie order named.
The prizes were specials offered by
AIN'. Isaac Salkeld. Ttie hitching com-
petition was. another interesting con-
test. -
'9Aie rices were keenly a a.leated,
those coming in first, si•cond and -third
in -eael, event being as follows.:
Fifty yards rice. boys,,. under. 10
)para-I.irldsay Sterling, (Sias. Wallis,
Row oe I:onrtirc.
gift} ._'yards -race, gifts -baler 10''
earn--F:tltel Sterling, Margarcl,,Groyer
Evelyn McAllister.
ifty Lards rare. hos-. 10 to it year.
as. roves, Jas. Naftel, Hob!. Pov}-
ty yards rare. Rirl'Itt 10 to 1Y wears
e Sterling, Del. Cox. Jean (:coven
three-Ie,rgrd• raee-4:Po. and
:roves, first; F'r.d and Chas
OMI.
gree-lega�l rare -Grace and
ling, tirsl; Marion Jliddlelun
Lindsay, snood: Joan one
yes, third.
A full lire of the rest and
rim -hest groceries, at the, lowest
po.sible priers.
We well ONLY ties MIT
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It.%efINS and COOKED MEATS,
t.11.T PORK. 1'IcKLED PIG'S'
F'FET. VI•;11, 141A F. HOL.(KiNA
and (YOKE') HAYS
PRE>IH t'R(;ETARLE$ and
FRUITS
THE HEST BREAD iN
(:oitERiCH 12c A LOAF
CASH AND CARRY
Boy
Chas.
a te..
Ethel Ste
and Flossi
alarjurie (:
Teachesai_-^ rare -Miss Laithwaite.
is.. Keith, \liar McKeo-
n, Miss Murray.
Walter Hackett, 8. ,.
lie Cox, S. •S. No. 5.
Vallis, 8. S. D. s.
Mist& Elliott,
air, Miss Jack .
Trer.tres' r'a
No. 2, first:
srrond Walter
third.
The winners of
various exhibits we
fns
(Bruit. Sheaf --brio
Oats, grain -Elgin
e prises toe*, the
as follows: s\
rkald. •
ckard.
TORTURED BV
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
Saffwd TLrw. Yemr. Used Si.. Tried
'F14t11T-A-TIVES"
THE COLBORNE S7ORE
r Ready -to -Wear Department
ow jn shape to supply your wants in every line
DAME PETER LAMARRE
Pointe St. Piers., P, k. --
"I think it my duty to tell you how
much your medicine has done fur me.
1 su®ered for three years w.th trvrible
• Eczema I consulted several doctors
and they did not do me any good.
Then, I ,Med one box of 'S.otho-
Salua' and two boxes of'fiuu..-tivei
and my hands are now clear. The
pain is gone and there has leen no
return. I think it is a marvellous
cure because -no other medicine did
me any good and 1 tried all the
remedies I ever heard of, without
benefit until I used 'Soothe -Salo"'
and •fraud -tiro'
'Fruit -a -fives' tooled the blood
and removed the cause ofthe disea►ae,
and 'Sobtha-Salva' completed the'
cure." '
Dame PETER LAMARRE (Mal,
ti0e. a box, d for s".60, trial sins los.
At all dealers or sent postpaid b
Rruit-atires Yimited, Ottawas Oat.
Harley; .sheaf -Willie • Autehlage..
Firth peas --Luella Glasifr, Charles
Wallis, Joan Graves. Clayton Leltb-
waite, Florence Stirling.
Cont COmplori'.e Early-'Oocdos
Hathvvel4 Errol. Walters; Ernest Mar-
shall.
Corn, Ogden Santoro -Alice Tides -
well, Edward l.itdsay, Rd,rrt Jervis,
Gordon Johnston, Qr Ile Rodgers.
Roots a 'er(sbtew
Potatoes. 1' n Sfountain-Dorisk
Hodges, Len • ay Calwell, Elliott Har-
ris. Jame Ress, •Margaret Stirling.
Pots Irish Cobbler -Elmer Pot-
ter, Ytalter Atcka, Charles Groves. Au-
stin Fuller, Willie, Tideswell.
Mangels-Laura _Mulholland, Wilmer
Harrison-, Maurice Hie►a, Robert- Me -
Cabe. George Groves. Special -Burne
alter.
mangey -Laura Vnlpeutland, Harrison. Wilfred tOazler, Maur -
tine, M4urice Hicks.
Spe ' 1 Reds--Bartie Walte
Turn! •-Bert Middleton, :Al . Aus-
tin, Han fi Sowetby.
Beets -F. el Stirling, R. Cole, Mar-
garet (:rout Ruth Bell. Maurice Bath -
well.
Carrots -Mac trlutchings, Marion
t:reelmore, (:er Trewartha. I:rare
Stirling, Helen Ila dson.
Irnlons--.Charles fIfl Rii8teH Gla-
zier, Hobert Powell, ,lith Middleton.
Loris Miller. •
Parsnips-Iklrothy ita(hwell, Marian
ylulilelon, Doha Harrison, Margaret
F'aleoner, Adelaide Dawson.
Poultry
cockerel -Walter" Hicks, Scott Young
dilly l.aithvvaite.
Pmllel-Billy Latthwaite, Reggie
'Monipeen, Marygiterite Falconer.
Wallie
Stewart Oke, Marion !wife!, Walter
Hick, Billy laithwaite.
Pair of White t.ettttorns-W. Traq
Winter Coats in all qualities from
the inexpensive to the moder-
Mo y priced garment
ii ssimm a make and the style is correct
Our stock o Dresses in Serge and Silk
has been a ' ed by everyone that
has seen it. Our Dresses are
bought with great care from
the leading makers
H. McFADYEN
ORY BONDS
181 the nein prices Victory Honda
are u,guesthma(tly the premier
security sued (oda>.
NON -T. �: La
]fr_'2 or i S std 1at� 8.37 p.c.
Or lis and Int. 6.18 P.C.
1921 6i 97
Bra 4V A7 end Int. y1 p,c.
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la= O 08 and Lu. yield 6.,',
TAXABLE
Ind int. yield 6.27 p.
and Int. yield 6.26 p.c.
uRerings yielding up
-._ to 7 per cent.
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Any style you require can
pro.ured here
Everyone knows what our uses are like,
only this season they are better than
ever. If it's a Blouse, we have it
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Huron's best Ready-to-wear Depar
\Iumn.-Marion NaftcL Dorothy
Rothwell, Epthef Trewat'lfia, Hannah
3owerby.
.anger rooki,ta-..84.*i. O•baldston,
Marlin Middleton, Shirley Beacom,
Mary McPhail.
Tarts--Clai Mair, Marion, AtcUuu�
gall. Bessie O.baldcstoo, Evelyn Mc-
Allister.
APO pie -:rare Sterling.- MYrion
Mrpougalf. urate Haecke, Clara Mair.
Sehool lunch -Ethel Stirling, Evelyn
!ticAllister, Mgrion •1nurt.c.•.
Candy-Mildnal. Hicks, Kathleen Be -
dour, Ethel Treivartha, Ruth Bell.
Moat correctly onset table -Special by
Ilia Country %Vul1ten's Club -Sybil
Courtice, •:race Stirltl►
Herr
ram' on esttnn. stool O ee Stirt-
irlg, Hannah Sowrfl y, . bels,
N A. fitmerby.
\ Plal hatalftevv
wartha, Cora Trewarma, Billy Leith. ing-Dorothy Rath-
. II, J riel Rathwell, Olive Lanrprey%
rni on woollen goody --Ethel
Stir , A !aide Davidson.
• e' ---Doris et
`.o .' Hlll Middleton, Clara Mier.-
Dressed.
ier.Dressed doll -Helen Davidson, Oliva
Lamprey.
wall.. Chas. Naftcl, Bert Middleton.
-Pair of White Hocks�:race Stirling
Pair of Rhode Island !Reds-Austig
!•ulcer.
gtlerial- r, ��
H. K. Revell -Fred Wa111a;
Live Hoek
Spring roll -eraser Stirling.
-itaenn hogs--l:ordon Slack.
Nature Stody
Collection of weeds -Dorothy Jervis
Ethel Stirling, Grace Haarkr.
Collection of weed sredv-Gordon
Stork, Jame. ROAM, Auilin Puller. •
Oportion of Inert.--Rlllie Leith -
Waite, Crape Stirling.
Collection of native wonted'
Stork. Alvin Proctor, Marie* Norte!.
Collection of Mares -Doris !lodge.,
Marion Courtier, Gordon Srhvvanz.
Drawiq, Art and Wrlling.,
Slap of Huron -lora Harrison. Revs
Elliott. Arnold Porter, Winnifred Halq-
ilton.
Map of Ontarle--Mary McPhail, Hrl-
ot. Delta Cox, Marlon Mattel.
`Map of North Awtertea-Edna F.d-
alds, Nock a.wevby. Marion Middle -
n, Natter Hicks.
NVrlting "Evening Prayer" --Margaret
rnvrs, Gorden Rathwell• Eileen Mar -
all. Elmer Lindsay.
W`iting "National Anthem" --D r -
thy Ralhwell, Edith Mtddlelnn, !trio
Poem.. Alex. Aulrtin.
rling "f.tead, Kindly LIgtlt"--Dells
ox, Mary• MrPhail, Kathleen Hednur
Ielen Cox.
•w' r it i net "Herelainnal"--Marjory
nrke. Shirley Rearm), Sybil Cnurtir..
Walter Hicks.
CrsynRs$rawing -Lorne Poster, Eun-
ce SDweiby.
W er cnlnr drawing-nrtll Cox-
feleQ Cox, A. Mt -Allister, Marion Naf-
el' -
Manual Teetotal,
11 r /Hindle .Rlllie I.ait•hw.ile.
Hrias, Stewart .,k., Maurire Hicks
lttilAing stool James Rose.
retch M Stant hag -Orville Hodges.
lewfet oke, Wi1�Pr Narrisnn, Rills,
envy one.
Plain slHoh d ciliac an inch leather
•- l'I lt.. • R s' Wihner llarrisnn,
l;hleken roan-Ap'rlai by (7.sntry
amitn'a Club Jas Ross, Orville
someone �iMpp
1►rr rl, while -.Mary M�beft, Awa
,. i, son. Merles Miderla s. Ossslo Os-
IdeAtan.
yea would shop is ceidert step far shoes first and stop here
__ to shop We will fit you with shoes that breathe the at-
• tno.phere sf style refi.esse.t and show the master crafts-
manship of real shoe building. Our wears are footled to meet
with your requirements if yam want wart shoes.
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,GME LEMING 51111E SIORE
DERIcH .ON T.
.A.Irrs-Ate rt Oka, Jas. Rus., Mary
Stirling. Mario Cudmore, Dori. Rod-
gr•s.
Swart Pea.. Yaftel.
Phlox -intro y Jarvis, Grace ltaacke.
.tbert11trlini
Rou,lu•t from hnitt� gard•'n-Jas.
ito+. Jack 1tirlinit, Ddruthy y`ervi4,
Vera Cox. \
Hilehing nom titian-Edv\ard Lind -
my, Orville R gcs, Elgin Po?ter.
Ri.1 TH FALL SHOW.
Splendid Weather Helms to Make a
eery Successful Fair.
Myth had a very tozeresoful fall fair
nn Tue.dny and Wednesday of this
w.•ek. the weather being Ideal and the
attendnhce large.
The Inside deportment(' were not as
well MINI ea in prevlons years, but
the quality of tbe vrgetahles and fruits
was excellent. `
The Aeby show emoted a great deal
of interest and there wax keen compe-
tition. The resulto Were : 1st, Mrs.
Wilson's twine; 2nd, Mfrs. M. Bell:
3rd. Mrn. E. Bentley.
The Hingham hand furnished a high
grade of mottle and In the evening the
ItNlmond concert company gaVP a
drst-elaaa program before a packed
house.
Spewling F,vsnte.
The speeding events resulted as fol-
lows :
FRR1C-ALL.-A 1.1..
Xqe B.y (McNitll) 1 1 1
Tramp Fait (Grey) 2 2 2
Maggie McKinney
(McDnnga II I 3 3 3
THREE-MINUTE 1'1.AMS
Reporter ( lie things Il) 1 1 4 2 2
Jls Mal (grows) .. 4 2 3 1 1
Rainey Wilkes (McGee) 2 3 1 3 }<
Rina (ytrWll) 4 4 2 dr.
It 1. eavler to make enemies than
friend. bit It Is cosier to get red of
friends than It 1s to get rid M
e•neensMs.
GODERICH RIFLE ASSOCIATION:
Sixty Members Already lave Joined
and Keen Interest Is Shown.
A meeting of it, I;oterich Rifle Aa-
so•Iatlon wus held iu the 1;.W.V.A.
rooms on Tuesday evening hoot, when
the following othiers were chosen:
Ca►pteln-Ren Sheplaord.
Executive e•trmmittee-- E. Mselba-
a1.1, A. F. Sturdy, 1). D. McMillan.
Secretary-treaaur1•r=E. Pritchefrd.
1;rrat time.. are expected in con-
nection with (him Aosk•Iatinn. Very
keen in(Pr.rtt Is manlfesl. amt already
sixty members bare joined. T'bis is
not a retuned solliert orgenisathon,
het _le 4ItPII to ■l1 who d.a.ire_ba baa_
e.rnw members, A tpec&il invitation
I* .'ctw.lwl to -young- men, and sr
rwugements are under way to form a
cia.. of Instruction, mo that all wbh-
ing to learn the "noble art of abaK-
lug" will rare an excellent opportun-
ity under very eapaCie foxtrot -tore.
jt le ate. Intended to Moe a minks-
-ore range during tbe winter mouth..
mail all are looking forward with
ern anticil.,thon to Nome good indoor
est' tl.l. winter.
Thoar Wishing to join should hand
In their nsrhea wt once to any of the
A,asg•latiou uffl.rrs, N, that suMelent
ritlw end ammunition may be secured
from (Ora no
ti ape'ial muting well lik held in
the f;.W.v.A. rooms un y, Oet-
oher 1st. and all 1 are re-
quested to attend. M . Alp wlll
not he granted to a UMler
sixteen year. of a�c.
The Association wllTappreei►te any
tereot shown by ett�pps who air
unable to biome active mPmtwry.
!Methodist DMtrlet Meeting.
The Methodist dlsttrtet meeting for
the Ooderfch dtatriet was held in Ont-
ario street ehureh, Clinton, on Mon-
day, 18th Inst., with morale( and af-
ternoon aesalnns. Delegates were
present from all the circuits in the
district. The chaIrmo n. Rev. 8.
Anderson, prodded, and the morning
o1weton ens taken up with general
Imminent and the diN'lutaion et the
molt system.
in the afternoon, atter devotional
exercises led by the claims.. Rev.
Mr. Truman. secretary of the educa-
tional department of the rhumb. movi-
e
very Interesting uddreas on: "Meth-
od, Opportunity and Programs."
Excellent addressee were given by
Rev. H. D. Moyer, of Goderiell. on
"Evangelism" and Rev. R. E. Mtf.nn.
of Rlyth, on "Edutatlon." Rev. D.
N. Mel'amus, of Clinton, gave a re-
port of the limnedn of the national
campaign for the dl,.trlct. a report
which waft eexreedingly Pnoonraging.
The distrl.•t wax complimented by tbe
head odke for its promptness in art -
ting In the ;ounces to thla caazpatga.
Ronde time was oleo spent 4. the
dl-cnsston of the 1st etlitdatie
campaign. 1.•d by Nev. H. D. �iur.
An wd.Wew. on '!tie Mowar 4p of
Llfe," which wan to have been given
by Rev. .1 1.. rover, wail deb,. ed
until the meeting for splrlttml mor
(er.ene. which lake* place In Hasley
ehur'h, Clinton, nn October lith.
"Let your own discretion be you tutor"
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