The Signal, 1921-1-6, Page 8It Tours,lay. January (1, 192t.
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OBITUARY. Clark and Mrs. Elliott, were ab'e to be
present at the funeral, Lorne J. Elliott
DARIIY.-Friends in Goderlch t'
will (Mr-. Ellio ' son), of Winnipey,coming
regret to learu of the death of Itir. in her stead.
The funeral services were held last
Saturday aftern w,tk tom the S. 0, Cox
farm. Rev. Mr. J ales. of Grandtn, offici-
ating. '!he pallbearers wt re her five
brotht rs and nephew, Lorne J. Elliott.
The remains were placed to rest in Riy:r-
side cet.rirry of this city.
Gilbert Ihtrhy, of Aliment, Mich., which
occurred at his home there on Thurs-
day, lkceail er :to. The funeral took
place on Sunday. Mrs. Darby Is a
former resident of lioderlch, a daugh-
ter of the lane 1►uncau Cameron.
SMITH. -The death occurred at the
General hospital, Winnipeg, on Chr'atmas
Day, of Celeste Smith, widow of the lace
H. H. Smith, at the age of seventy years,
The deceased and her husband were
formerly residents of Goderich, rem ving
to Winnipeg in the 'SO's. She leaves live
sons and one daughter, nearly all of whom
live at Winnipeg. Mrs. Abraham Smith,
of town, is a sister-in-law of the deceased,
and Miss Margaret and Messrs. A. M.
and W. H. Robertson are niece and
nephews of the deceased. The funeral
tooit lace at t Mopes Monday after•
noon, December 27.
BARBER.- There passed away at the
city hospital. Saskatoon, on Fridy,
December 3rd, Alice Gertrude Barber,
the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Barber, of Hilden, Sask. She went to
Saskatoon to attend a wedding and while
there became suddenly ill, pentonitit;caus-
ingdeath Deceased was birnatSnowflake,
Man., on March 8th, 1900, and was gifted
with power of Tradership among her school
mates, as well as with musical ability.
When the family moved to Saskatoon she
attended the Collegiate Institute there,
and later taught school for a short time,
giving up school duties to care for her
moa td moth . 34e wt be till? tensed,
in the community, where her pleasing
manna r and lovingdisposition won for her
many friends. The remains were brought
to Milden for burial. The funeral on
Monday afternoon was largely attended
and the floral 'tributes many and beauti-
ful. Her brothers, Robert, of Regina,
George, Dufferin and Linos. of Midden,
ac ei as pallbearers. •Cost.
COX. -The following reference to the
death of a former resident of Goderich
township,taken from The,Hillsboro(Noe th
Dakota) Banner of De:ember 17th,wi.l be
read with sympathetic interest :
Miss Sarah Cox, who passed away at
the S G. Cox farm home, near Kelso, on
Tuesday, December 7, 1920, was the third
daughter of the Iate'John and Ann (Rut-
ledge) Cos. The deceased was born in
Goderich township, Huron county. 0 L.
Canada, on September 5th, 1853. With her
parents and the then unmarried brothers
•and.sisters, she :n IsS3 moved to Dickey
county. North Dakota. tie family tater in
1891 coming to Kelso. Early in life she
became, as she lived until her sudden
death, an earnest. faithful and devout
member'of the Methodist church, always,
however, lending 11 r aid to whatever
etturch was active in the neighborhood
;uf the home Her deep religious filth,
true piety and'kindly character bound to
her'' in love and friendship, not only the
members of the family. but all her neigh-
-hors in the places where she lived. H• r
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. S. G. Elliott, of Montreal, Misses
Irene 1 hompson and Vera McNee, of
Toronto, spent the Christmas vacation at
the in me of Miss McNee's part nts, Mr.
and Mrs. James McNee.
Mr. A. S. Gledhill, of .Aurora, spent
a few tiny,: in town the past week
on a visit to Itis parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Gledhill.
Mrs. (Capt.) Emig and son, Mr.
Murdock Melver, of St. ('lair, Mieh.,
are' visiting friends in town and dis-
trict
Mr. and Mrs. It. F. Allen, of De-
troit, spent, the holidays with the lat Ir
ter'. parents, Capt. and Mrs.- A-
Iawaon,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cornwell, of Ike
unit, spent Mei 'lays at the residence
of Oapt. and Mrs. A. Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. .lts•k Campbell. of I'urt
Colborne, spent Christmas in town
with their relatives and left for home
on Wednesday afternoon.
BENM iLI.FIR.
Wednesday Jan. 5.
A very interesting Christmas carol
nerview was held at North Zion Meth-
odist church on Sunday, December
26th.
Most all of the old boys and girls
of Benmillcr were home for their
Christmas dinner, and a good dinner
it was, too, iso they report.
Mr. Arnold Thompson, of Hamilton,
is the guest of Rey. and Mrs. 11. F.
Kennedy, for a couple of weeks.
At the annual meeting of the L.O.L.
of Itt•nutiller, held on the evening of
Deeember 24th, Rey. 11. F. Kennedy
was elected worshipful master and
.1. it. ('ox, chaplain. The other officers
remained about as they were. The la-
atallation of the • °Meers and a social
evening with refreshments will he held
on Fridt.;• evening, January 21st, and
all nn•ml•rs of the lodge are urged
to he present.
Miss lone ruff, shad teacher at
Itenmiller, resigned at Christmas and
It stems very difficult to secure a
teacher to tarry nil this year. No
doubt a teacher will soon lw secured
and the Neild will Is' open again
Mips \Vimuie Vanstone, who under-
went an operation for appendicitis a
few weeks ago, is Upon her feet again
and making great. progress toward re-
mother pied in' MSC her father in 1897.covers.
She is survived by the following broth, rs The very changeable weather of the
and sisters : Mrs. Glary Ann Clark, of last few days has resulted in eaaaing
Goderich, and \lrs. Elisabeth Plunkett, many people to contract reevere colds.
of Aubutn, both in Ontario: Miss Lyd a Rev. mud Mrs 11. F. Kennedy were
• nd George Cos, of Rehr, -N, D.: Robert , the recipients of two fine fat fowl for
Cox, of Neihart, Montana: James Cox, of ('hriitrmas this year, one having come
i-Union-Psstet---Matt:: -Mn: Catiimiese-''trtfa the 'Bethel folk,and the other
It ma ss _a real, treat -Blacks re's Elliutt of Winnipeg. Man.; Thomas H.; from the Ladies' Aid Society of North
(ieTai ious i(`e crcnm, in bulk or cy Hear, of Gladstone, Man., and A. A. C' s„; Zion.
t r i; l 5. of Morris, Ill an , al, ti vii m, roe pr Mrs. A very close race haps been nen lie.
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THE Ilf811LL
GODERICH, ONT.
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THE COLBORNE STORE •
Monday,
our entire stock
of just a few articles,
are being made
Ready -to -Wear
Every Blouse,
Cotton Dress in
Every one is a real
spect our range
Croats
Every Coat
cost price. We
chandise from
must be sold and
will clear them -quickly.
JANUARYSALE
January 3rd, will be the
and nearly every article
but a genuine sale
in the Readyato-Wear
Dress, Coat, Skirt, Sweater
the store will be reduced
bargain and it will pay
before making your decision.
that is left will be reduced
make it an aim not to carry
one season to another. The
we have marked them at
If you are in need
our line:lor you will
seasonable mi rchandise.
carrying a wonderful range of
wool cloths. They have
to rock -bottom, which means
be cleared.
you to inspect and compare
for everyone; no matter what
we have it in the right size.
Do
day our January Sale will start. We have gone through
has been reduced in price for this sale. It is not a sale
of practically every article we carry. Special reductions
Department.
Dress Goods
and We will continue to sell our Dress Goods and
in price. Silks at 20 per cent. less than retail price for this
you to in- January Sale.
Everything in serge, tricotine and fancy cloths
can be had at 20 per cent. off and every piece guar -
below anteed pure wool
mer- If you need a Dress, Coat or Skirt be sure and
Coats - see these values.
prices that
of a Coat Hosiery
be sure andltapect
real bargains on
Dresses
We are
both in silk and
marked down
cost, for they must
want
Blouses
A Blouse
style or material,
be getting
Every pair of Hose in the store is reduced.
All -wool and cashmere Stockings are reduced in price.
This is real seasonable merchandise and you can now
Dresses, buy it at greatly reduced prices.
all been
below Gloves
Wonderful
our lines. values in chamoisette, kid and silk
Gloves. They have all been marked dox4'n for this sale.
Be sure and come to this store, where you can
color, save real money on every article you are in need of.
A bargain for everyone.
Not Forget The January Sale
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THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
tween Mr. Gordon tang and ,Mr..
Hugh frill fpr the omee of Reeve of
ip. .
Mr. and Mrs -red %Jastervsn have
,
returned from th dawn East" bon -
m
ey.sui and ares ding a few a, ...Is.,
with the bride's Deo er on the farm.
A Good Peagraas. s' Christmas
en7rrf Tnment given a the T.etli l
rhumb was a.-gratd .once -_. An ex-
' (Aleut program was given the mem-
bers of the Su1►iLey ...school. • main
Colborne tow
_features' of which were il beautiful
star drill. by Viten young les. a tab-
' lean anti song. "Tenting To gift," pre -
wooed by a number of young . and
a (irlstruas play, entitled "Widow Van
•';.•r.•'.a i'Lrlstmtte." in • which about
twelve persons took Islet. each -one err-
ing 111'. or her part w, weir as to bring
r„pr.,l after round of applause from
the large ,ostlii:•ut-t. prew nt. A number
of recitation,,. 'wings and shorter disc
1"t: te. by the younger s Milers were
also given In a very delightful manner.
The huge a,reh of cedar boughs trim-
med with write and red flowers anal'
surer tinsel, with a Christmas tree
on either side, made a very attractive I
aplw•aralive. Among the many presents'
handed nen that night ons a ben tit lful
Jardiniere and stand to airs. Peter.
. Fisher. the organist of the church, and
a big fat goose to the pastor and his
wife.. Moth the gifts coming from the
cungregaflau of Bethel church.
INCREASE FOUR EARNING POWER
by taking a course in the
Yonge and Charles Su.. Toronto.
One of tte last tea students to accept pose
toms commenced et KI'+• per reek. and the
other over Mui per month, w'rte for Cote
lege Circular. Enter any tame.
W.) ELLIOTT. Principal.
ndoi s Slaughter
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Astounding Values
OF BOOTS and
SHOES
From Saturday-, January 8th, to Saturday, January. 22ftd,Inclusive
We shall give the people of Goderich and Huron County the biggest and most wonderful bargains they have ever known, and
certainly never dreamed of. A golden opportunity to purchase good, new, and up-to-the-minute footwear at rock -bottom prices,
not cheap goods, made up for a special sale, but our tremendous stock of regular high-class goods, representing the leading manu-
facturers' -art. We cannot enumerate every line, but a few, selected at random, will give you an idea of the values offered.
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Men's Gun-metal Bala, recede toes, regular
411.00, for $7.50
Men's Gun-metal Bala, recede and pointed
toes, .regular $11,8.011 -for ----$5.75
. Men's Box Calf Bads, reeede toes, Neolin
soles and rubber heels, regular $10.00,
$6.50
Mena (inn -metal Bala, pointed toes, regular
*9.00, fobr' ° $8.00
Men's Viei Kid Bluchers, cushion soles and
ruhber heels, regular $10.50, for..$7.00
Men's Velours (;elf Bluchers, high toes, reg-
ular *9.00, for $6.00
Men's Velour Calf Bluchers, high toes,
Neolin soles and rubber heels, regular
*9.00, for $5.75
Men's Velours Calf Bluchers, medium toes,
regular $9.00, for $8.00
Ren'S Brown Brogue Mals, extra heavy soles,
regtttar $111..75x, for.... $8.00
Men's Brown Calf Bhtehers, Neolin solea and
ruhber heels, regular 410 00, for$8.25
Mall's Brown Calf Bluchers, leather soles,
regular $9.00, for $5.75
Mena Brown Calf Bala, medium toes, regu-
lar $8.00, for ' $5,50
Men's 'Mahogany Calf , Bala, recede and
pointed. toes,_regular 1112.00; for. .$8.00
Men's Mahogany Bala, pointed toes, regular
$8.00, for $5.25
i i, -pointe4-4nes-,--l+reolin
soles, regular $8.50, for , $5.75
ALL THESE LINES ARE GOODYEAR
WELTS, NOTIIINO BETTER MADE.
Several pairs of high-grade tent leather
Shoes at proportiofl to y price's.
Women's Calf Bali, long, perforated vamps,
regular $14.75, for
$10.00
Women's Dongola Kid Bila, plaid or -Per-
forated vamps, regular J.75 and
$12.00, for $8.00
Women's Vier Kid Bals, high-out-$o1a, ' ,an
beefs, regular $10.00, for'. $6.50
Women's Vici Kid Bala, regular $9 00,
for ,. $5.90
Women's 1)ongola Kid Bats, regular
$10.50, for , , $8.25
IC you fail to gee your wants listed here, remember this is onl
own satisfaction, and we know you will send your friends in too.
Women's Kid and Calf halal Louis heels, reg-
ular *7.50, for $5.00
Women's Dongola Kid Bali, plain or imita-
r tinis_iipy.._segular $13.50, for, 1$9.25
Women's Kid Bala, regular *8.50, for 17.50
20 pairs Women's Calf Bals and Blushers,
Neolin soles and rum --keels; *5.00 to
47.00, for $3.75
Women's Mahogany Calf Bali, regular $8.00,
for 15,00
Women's Brown Calf Bals, high -cut tops,
regular *11.50, for
$8.00
Broken lines of Oxfords, Pumps and Ties
in all leathers,' at correspondingly low
priees. These must be cleared.
BOYS' SIZES, 1 to 5
Box Calf Balt, pointed toes, Neolin soles and
- ruhber heels, regular 46.00, for. .$4.50
Calf Dais, round toes, regular *4.00,
or... ... ... ... ............$2.75
Brown Calf Bats. pointed toes, Neolin soles
and rubber heels, regular *5.50 and
' 46.00, for $4.50
II partial list. We have bargains for everyone. Come
YOUTH'S SIZES, 11 to 13
Box Calf Bali and Bluchers, regular *3.50,
for . ... ... ............. $2.60
IIeavy Bluchers, regular $2.25, for .. 81.50
SCUMS' SIZES, i1 to 2
(inn -metal and Tan Calf Bali, regular $3.75,
for ... ... ... ... .............$2,50
Dongola Kid Batton, patent
*3.00, for
Patent Button, kid
$3.50, for
tip, regular
$1.95
or cloth top, regular
82.25
orals' SIZU, 8 to 101/2
Brown Calf Bale, hlgheut, regular
for
Box Calf Bliiehers and Button, regular 41.60
and 41.75, for 11.25
(fun -metal and Tan Calf Bluchers, regular
$3.50, for 82.50
Ladies' Spats, regular $2.50 and *2.75, for
81.50
$4.00,
$2.80
in and have
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All Goods Positively C 'sh. No Goods will be Exchanged after Closing Day of Sale.
1 SHARMAN'S
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The Leading Shoe Store
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No Tax.
GODERIGH