HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-6-2, Page 4SALE of MEN'S SUITS
--P--- $22.50
Just picked up a couple of clearing li from
!WS'
manufacturer at a price. They are nine pattern
in grey check, made of wool and eytton mixture.
wool lining -will give good wear.
Sizes 37 to 40.
. PRICE ONLY $22.50
See
TRQUSERSrodafror$7.5..0 and $5.00
Don't miss these -they are a genuine bar-
gain. All-woql blue serge and alight grey Eng-
lish twee& The trimmings' and tailoringare
extra good.
Sizes 32 to 40..
PRICE $5.00 --;
MA DE -TO -M E AS U RE CLOTHING.
We claim to have the agency for the best
medium -Priced clothing. Our customers are well
satisfied.
See our -samples.
W. V. 9ridham
\.
t 11,11g
Phone 57 ax)erich
A
OK !
Columbia 'Grafonola prices
have been cut in half.
Would you like to hear a Grafonola in your home?
tm your request we will .plat a (tr.ifonola 111 •3 our
without putting you.untier -aft: obligation to pur-
chase, 1» 41,4 you 11t 14. instrum t it Ili.
\\ Special Offe
A one dollar deposit on our easy payment plan
give you possession of a fine Grafonola-the best musical
instrument in the world.
1:1.4ApER, Phm. B.
NORTH SIDE SQUARE, GODERICH
Every man appreciate, the differ -
cisme when his hoer' and woollens
have been washed with Sunlight
Soap. They are onus's -clean
and fresh like new. Ile likes his
wife to have the freedom from
toil and the leisure that • Sun-
light wasti•day brings. He
knows that as shsolusele-igiure
Suolight--must be more
economical than common bosom.
Insist on getting the Soap 3 ou
ask for -SUNLIGHT SOAP.,
T 1. r. 1 ,3-, .1 in a • -2
11111.1.. cry in. ale. 1 lig ":t.
Si Pali!• .•linr,•li Tuesday even-
' init. Mr Wt -,.it of Toronto. 14)4 3110111
5.;)cimiet43t...r4yo
. z;tvti•
.1
.n (thin (Mr tiarts;. telling of th work,
among the newcomers to r
• :t• :‘1..i
! on-Fristly :tight to. withe...:
-trtrtt11t4t-'Mirak"
It' Kili7314ridge Foram ttii•
' maler the :44621,;:es of
1 irst itute.
4,r3•Ii! 1, tine aerior. a n,1 actress.
111 sperfirtning .rheir-w404
,41:1 y. The .pross...1- • were
XV -"1
141,o.: tannin DelnIgn.---litev I Or. 'Amp-
Itt tlie Pro -my -tech! 11
--,;tut.ly and A. War.'
, ;4!
111.1011. 4.1111.1•1111.1111S there ail! is.
1... ...I'd's. in either the Pre-I.yt.-rian
M'1 1,4,11-1 church here 111'11 Sun-
' .1a. Mr. Robert list ri•Is011 ,
13111'11. 44..41 41 111.331 1 1%434.1 131 Four from
1, Ii..Wh.,
pa` ruction. fire 1.4144.4
aent from.1 to ('111(1.0) Y. -0.'1411Y
1.; amnia IV; bitrtrt 'meetly:1r tbe
Womeies 11141111 Mr. awl Mrs.
beix- twat
week We
Vats, Mc.1
.111 ..4.1:.1
,vr..0-Sktr
siting
3 141143k % •Ii. . Nam t 41.11, ,, 11,i1ue
of M r. 11 li , . jr3% en ' .k tint
14184-e of a I, • .,, that *id- .lt)WIt
in•entysoli. s in. .11,. Wall
.31114% 111,1
P.F.N'M I I
1., \lay 31.
51r. Wm, . ,•14 111 1111
1104111 in 1 a few 311 •
blood poisoning AI 111
agaill and -doing ver,
The Ladles' Aid $o.
will meet at the 11.
EhawS on NVeilualw4a3
Sth. at 2' o'cloek. T.
Portant 1004't 114)1 and
the community are
There will be no 3., a the Meth-
odist church next 141, 'or 143h•
hath who'd will Me. " 3" a
'Mr. null Mrs. Ar • 04,4 two'c
..retiarned front Der -4.r it f.,w
IlaSs' visit with r's mother.
Mrs. W. Naegel.
On the afternoon
from
• .4 110Ule
• Itennilller
Mrs. J.
.411 J11 II;
44. 11 11 1111..
18411es of -i
;•4' attend.
• •orla Flay a
loascistll watch 14'a• "" 1 1"'-
t3"441.m3.1.m,11.140;:(4,;le
b)rhlilela.t..,
r""-;
16 l ..
t •
Jubilee Anedversari
i 1141
h
iiiretbm witli the 41.11111.'1111-
11-
tss..isitea of 'tile Job!:
se.rviees tin t4uIit 2-4: itt 10141141
large (ssners.gati - were en-
pilren;',1114.,1et v 1
1..v.: A :11:7141 1 111'74f'
ni111/411,1110r1
re,111 414
.4.n7.1.1141.0.x1:4, l*lNih'lrs
iter. ) I 4'. Ken • - '4". -"!".
14v tr....yi.r-mai txtilli.4*. 1.111,,11trhalltl,
4'llettlt41 "Deitr S,ir,.• -1 Mc.- ll1141.41
vtry nTli1141.-1.1 , tilii1t.1•41seori-1
the evening
anyone et4i1141 drain- s!II.Pcr
4•x4-elleitt 111111.1.1W 14I of Ilw
very Is-st, all the itr- -Mg heartily
44/k.3111141. 1411•4413 , !. might tie
1:ladletif taw vi..lku 43. 1.141441 141'
Miss Florets, Jh.a',. r -.114011 Site
*taints very high - waster
violinists 4,1 1 lie A• ,, continent
t bef,irtunlite 111411:ittetiitiii1114.4r, .
Her rendering 4.f '11
was a ropeterisleee. •' artists who
‘1%*.arty. .i.
1n.ralle11014. •.:
1113141-1 esseeta,-
Ititss.t.11 /4'44141 3 - • in... • 4 .1 Me-
-4,..tia.n.411
441. n. N11.10717 F.ErAith
excellent Tho 3.1-
slerses.s delivered by.-.. W. itr.sivu •
ri4I lbw. J. Rey, 1:414 rt fly
leplan41.41.14y rliss • • iltrIfi.ttee that
tilled the elitireli Ite3 -:amtluar osini
catticity. mains pent, .1,z cotniielle41
stanal at -mind at • .11iid
a-lit414)ws. The iota' • --As trh006tit-
4-41 to nearly A2111) • itastor 'and
inNople ATP to he. 1 i'1lt8t1•11 111:440
t unique K1/1314404 • l'4'11 tinal..r.
taking. nincli of - esslieing 4111e
r.) rhe earrying tott ..• well-4,ripin-
zed plans of the 1. .titl Society.
Rev. anti Mrs. 11 Kennedy and
.Mr. (leo. lb..' lit are •ii the
Met)ottial Cont-r---tr-r. .4/ 1.ontlan
this wets*.
Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away
No ,eaMbm heir old. how arty bow dilapidated. de
• rope around them and •end fo us to b• made into
The Famous "VELVETEX" Rugs
itim.tbk,v4vi wear a 11 teams -Prices reasonabl&
have hundreds of moommandationa from satis-
fled oustomers. Ask ter "VILLVITIIX" Pries List.
pey empress both Way, 043 large order. Ono
way en sm•A ordert
letattliamed 10S Phone smis
CANADA RUG COMPANY
N CAM. I N 0 STROUT i2 LONDON. OPST•
4-
1 -.mi' in the tillage t
regret to 'say hat
13. very 111 at pro
.11141 %1r. it R. 11.-Nahl, 'a.
414m for a ',mph. of days Ili
Mrs Rohr. A. McKenzie is
triple!. it Wy.truitil Miss M. tay
returned to her home at 1313.444dt
week after a week's viit with lie
444 r
.4.1% Ms. H. M. Duff NIrs. Robt.
Treleaven.d. visiting her sons at To-
ronto.
$T IIELENS.
APR: :t.N
weaessalak. 34,110 1.
The H111;.•- ,.-il has a' drone -
crusher its Ifer- 4:ovier's grovel pit
and Is- teem -lag • Ibis. line to a ('mitt
of erushed, gra,
Mr. 'John 'Er ., formerly of the
SterlIng.Rank is limiting fr einb,
wee. •
r. John 11 ling on flat,trday
'mon had -1 misfortune t.. get
Whit VI, •IfThlge 1.38.-ton'o
sawmill nil : . do leg broken The
pati.4nt ;1' .r * tRell as can ha
expeettd.
Dr. It firm. Weir and fam-
ily risiteSI .14. Doctor's sister at
Strathory r returning Mon-
day- after.. -,•1
Aribaniharelt -14411Itit.-The intr.
ridge elf • Ttnittblut to Mr.
Wm. .5 ' was nol nixed at
the .4.411,•1 • ,se on SV-4IiJnesiIay
afternoon ' I: 5. J. Ross'. Tier -
wards 11- ; .nple took the 47. R.
afternoo:, • •'• • a trip to Toron
Niagar.t-I other prints. , On
their t..•tivr•4 • .will take up resi.
I's farm 011 110 131 11
1! -rt. The best wlshos
t 1113 lty fr; •company this point-
-1 -rt tinserted'fffe. -
Morning. ”4:41 4. 111141 all the w4:r141 ‘ionday night a tasse-
1 awl pre:tilt the 4. Awl. Why '1" Even- iisit tie bee., the An -
Mg. -The Last 41:4) od Invitation." hara at , tenni, etoirentima.
Riliefs.-51r. and 5 . W. Phillips. of '
toe restilt win for the visitors
Goderleh, spent the w -end with Sir., 1.v it, 7 -4, !Lotteries : ear;
.1.-, I tiosoin Miss 4. olys Wel.14.1 51-1. -141 lt.
VP111t-- tbe.-te -mid at 4111141117T' ,• mixt Taberrille.
it3n,i
pnirtbs• Auburn
will nose on Saturday at 2.30 4 1444.k. .11"111.1 ' W111111111g streak.
The 4.1111)I r,'» are all Invited t ne Memorial 11)1C4.11111Q (41
•
Tnesday, May S1.
The ('tub. -T!44' following were
!lit' 01.11 it the ritle.range
:it 5titt\v9rls : 14.allaer Miller 132.
toe Ander...in, 34. fleet Webster 25.
Hari+. Punloa, 24. wig Webster 344
Joint W4-143.:er I./11 iller 32. Jas.
I•nrilon 34, Jas. Albireseti 25, Elmer
34-.
thumb Nrotes.-Smainy. May 21001,
was a day to Is. retie -mitered by the
're-tiller:tn. here The tmerament of
Lor.t's Supper wa• observed rind
it:en1.flame of n-mbers was the
41- some yeTen 44814' ar* Te1111*111-
1111,111/1 1,1 11/1' 1,111/1111tIltlf*
It..V. Nly, 'imintlingsii,
411.1 etijoy a soeial hour Itefres
'11,111-4 Will 11' served Mr. anti
Mr, Herb. Thomp.oir Mrs. Todd. sr.. ,.
and Iles.--' t'in14'ra•04,41 and daughter ;Tit
1 4 r.we. of WE:lir:aim. ..pent Sionlay with ni„n
1 friends here i Sir. T. l'hillips is te. Fin.
, i shipping 41 car Of lumber to Wooilstoek A fo,,1,.
today 51 r. Robinson. of Wingllam. from Knox
vi3ito4 with his tincl.. Mr. James
I.n...k.t Knox Purdnn last WPOtli Th.' Presby- men wit', -i•ii. 4. In His Majesty's
i .;11. with the iusle
n.
10111 "P144,--1`6 iltii44'1 titi" Aflimat folV`Ps aro 1- •441 to meet in the
its en party alsnit the 17r1i of June. 1„,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,
have ehnreh before the
irt heteH
r • n -.911a rs la ter Mr.
AVIS will a sale of household „rom.
1 1,11/14 at fllt* n.4111'1111'. St. Helens. on
.11, fith., Hr. and Mr's. TA T IS and
4 .1 [CLOW.
faml are 'raving for England.
(hp r-4 • oemory of 10. NA M.
l'artor Ike plats- in Knox
r. -h. , Sabbath afternoon.
i 2 0) o'clock. The mor -
11 1..-' ----••:ebed by fter. Capt.
1,-1 . RD., of Mitnier),
• ;1141 a mixed quartet
,,,reb floderleh. will
111r$7,1:5:$1
, 11
ESTABLISHED 1872
:RAD OFFiet
twAPAILTON
•
THE successful business man
knows the value of srning.
In all probability the habit of
saving made him successful.
You may get on the right road
to success by depositing your
money so that when your op-
portunity comes you may be
prepared to take advantage of
It.
BANK OPHAMILTON
Goderich Branch A. J. MacKay, Manger
4
COLBOIINE.
Wednestlny. Jiino. 1.
The eampnig agalmst the scrub bull
is progressing. Pont- were shipped out
of the township on,NIsitilav and now
Wednesday. June 1.
New° Note'. -it r Alex. Sterling\
retitrned from trip to tioderi
where he Wt., dting relatives
Mr 1Valter 1' smith, of Toronte,
mm1171;31-11.4 .4..!,) . 1
14-11114141
I0
ra. InJatsh.° STomt;
spent the week -ad with their dAugh-
01111' two remain• Tw,t "1 dis' . Mrs Mi•N.iiiy of tioder14-1,
0111111014 aro n'1.lat4M1 11,7 Mr 4,14.1
,onistuaL,1M,44, .Gare
reallgool *Mti pnreoasd itihrtItb
n John tl.. of Col.
try' Menton. FhIebwr Ft and Wilt
-Arrangetnents are bring mide for
the annual pienic of the Colhorne
Farmers' Club. Premier Drury has
promised to attend and the of
1
the date will depend npon his engage-
ments. It is expected to be some time .11
Oils month. dent
'Heft, 14estroytal by Fire. -The home me.. A
of William Jewell. On 110 lr.I eoneen- ),„„
shot of Colhorne. was ',lest toyed hy
fire Wednoisday morning of this week.
The fin. was notleed hy neighbors.
shout 11.30 : they alarmed the
people of the hituse and other nehrh-
13oris. and a eroml soon gathered. The PORT A44111/15T.
11441114. 044. 4104411 r4111.41. 11111 eontentat WederadnY, June 1.
were 1411 flre evidently might seal um Sylvester Ansi
from a defective eltimney. The house, ehildren, of litratfged, went fonedwY
17111'. . The t•arlow baseball tenni
1143Y'l 3 Came ith the Althorn team
at Alburn 4:u itomtay evening. the
Farhat tsam a ',ming by three runs.
The next g.ini, ill he on Friday evrm-
Mg at 0 11.21 ,, Mr. Reg. Fowler's,
r".."" and Dodericli town-
..... Mrs 1 I 1r.) Weir, of Aublirn,
fc33. thea with Iter mother.
ohnston .....)r. A. 4'. nark
11 111W.1.1 & Barker ga.o.
line porno .... Nfr. Thole Wilson has
rentrii,s1 from hi. tma1new4 trip to To -
mien and othur rti.
,r1
Phone
56
"The Scotch Store"
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. : SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
e Newest Voile Dresses
Exceedingly smart are the new Voile
Dresses just received
The prices are much lower than co. those that were shown last
season, and owing to the great imonvenience of having
them made most people prefer the. readypmade
dresses, which are much mor stylish., and
economical
In light aiiirdark colored novelty -WO two
Dresses exactly alike. Sizes 16 to 40.
This will be a big White
Skirt Season
The smartest styles of Wash
Skirts arrived this week, just in time
for the warm weather. The styles
are entirely different. ,
A channing style White Pique
Skirt $2.95
This Skirt is made from good
quality pique, slash pockets, button-
ed belt. Special $2.95 each.
• A most stylish Novelty Pique
Skirt $3.75
This is a lovely white Wash
Skirt made of good quality striped
crepe repp, novelty pockets, crush
belt, trimmed large pearl buttons.
Special $3.75 each.
Many other styles from $L93 to
$5-00-
111EW ,GOODS ARRIVING I
The tirst of t New
Bathing Suits
It is not a bit too soon to get
ready for the' bathing season, hich
has now begun. You will enjoy. ur
dip much better if you are 'wean g
one of our all -wool Bathing 'Suit
There is no chance of catching cold
After.
We mention a few of oar leading lines
Women's Union- Bathing Suit,
only $3.75.
Women's Union Bathing Suits,
onepiece with skirt, button shoulders,
V neck, a very smart garment, only
$3.75 each.
14
Women's smart all -wool Bathing
Suit, $7.50.
Women's all -wool Bathing Suit,
one-piece style, with wide skirt and
novelty belt, low neck, short sleeves,
in a combination of beautiful color-
ings, special $7.50 each.
Big showing of Boys', Girls' and
Men's Bathing'Suits.
N EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Millar's Scotch Store 56
Pho
The Leading Mall and Phone Order Store
,herr cottage iwre by the lake
Mrs. William lirown and her motlwr.
Sirs. ME of Ripley. 1;at a day with
Mr. end Mrn. J. Cousin" recently
Mr. W. W. Hawking. of Ildeago, 10
'visiting with his winter, Mrs. W. O.
Gray. 44 this place Minnie
Dicknon anent a day with fr144•1s
isueknow butt week W
nee that John Green, John Tlgert and
William Draper are sporting outmost -
Mien. It's not likely they paid for
with butter and egg. Mr.
and Ms. John 1 Sehoenhals' Minnes
Roses Dora and Freda sod -Mian Reta
Elliott. of I'llnton, were renewing
frierviships.in the village on Sundajr.
ST. AITVI7STINE.
Wednesday, June 1.
Notes of the Week. --:Miss Gladys:
Jefferson. of Woodstoek. is visiting at
her home here Mr. Muth Stewart
started sawing lumber for A. Johnston
114'4t week Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
rtin, of Seafortb. milled on friends
In \this vieinity hist week The
riflota,f4pr the 410 herr' arrived from
London last week and the first pray -
V',111 held last Saturday at the MO -
'part] range-, k
M. MartIla
son vixited *las Rebeeci.....Thirinnson
this week... ..:Mr. VletOr Johnston.
who I. at-tendingci-5100--gt 'Distrito.
Is home for him holidays Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Thomperstietpent the week-
end with Settforth friends The
ly meeting on Friday. June 17th, at
W'mg4;:i's will hold tbeimonth-
2 30 pm , at the home of cele R.
Thompson. M('.4 Pert of l'ihrldge.
will mistress the meeting. Everybody
welcome.
K INGSBRIDGE.
Garden Party Next Wes41.-T1w big
event :4 the season will he the garden
party to be held on the grotto& of Rt -
Joseph's ehurch on Wednesday even-
ing, inn. Sth. Refreohneeitte will he
for wale and there will he amisasmenta
for all. Including dancing. Sinsie witl IA
fm. s11pi.n.4 by Gene 4'. ronnon and
her orelwstra from 04411.;rich. Tea '
will ha surrved.from 3 141 14 tido 'Ir. A I
very large -attendance 14 'xpl-etl»lI:
if you want to see your friends don't
mime this event.
i E1V
NI.ty 314
HappeRlitga In Brief.- Mrs. l'amp.
twit. of Westfield. spent a few days
last week with her daughter. Mrs.
Wm. r : Silos 1(11,
visite.] at theJlome of Mr. J. Little' of
Lanes 511', Jack eurran and/Sir.
and Sirs. J141111 M1•1141 ry and. Mae
motored to Hamilton last !eek to
spend the holiday, Mr.. Wm.
Crozier visited friend.ilu Goderich one
day last week Mr.t.. A. Ritchie
has returned after spending a ferr
week'. with her son at I At nes. ...Thr'
stork has left a little daughter t the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo.
(1111te a numbet from here attenshnl
the May "Lena Rivers," at Dungannon
Friilay night. All report a good time..
4. ganien party under the tioldeett
of Cr:we Meths/dint ehun•h 4,111 be
held at the home of .Mr. Albert Me-
Quold MI the evening of .Tune 246.
A good program is being prepored.
OODERiflii ToWNSITIP.
The late Joseph Prneter.--rrhe death
of Joseph Proctor. a well-known rod.
dent of liolmenville vicinity. occurred
on Sunday. May 22nd. in the eighty:
fifth year of hi. age Mr Proctor
was a native of the township and
spent all his life hem lie 1" sur-
vived by 1W4'4 0141110 144011t. W. and
Towle, both of MIR township, and four
danghterx : Mrs. R. 1114'C4rtney, 44 the
tnwneh)p; Mr*. J. H. bowery. of North
Day; the Mignex Emily and Minnie, at
home Ms,. Proetnr died shout fifteen
rearm ago. pr. Praetor was in Angli-
n:0. Titt nmerat took Navy to Malt.
As,
WATER TAKERS
Town of Goderich
mr- WARNING
-
LAWN 5E511111 1101415
are from 7 a.m. to a.m, and
from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
.11137 114.1,41111 or 1144'411111111 1'011041
using water for lawn aerviee
Miser than during the above
hours --or using lawn servits;
without tido applying and WV -
brit for same.-- will be liable to
prosecution 1m1 their whole
water service turned off without
norms.
worst. eery lees are to he in -
*ported 111)4) any xervIce found
with leaky taps or Services or In
any way wasting water will he
„shut off. 544` thsit your plumb -
Ing is all in good comiltion and
avoid trouble for n11 concerned.
It (starts' money to pump water
Water and Light Commission
- Town of Goderidi
land cemetery on the 24th, the Nerviest
lying tomineted hy Rev. M. Rhodes of
Point Edward, a former rector of the
liohneaville-Middleton parloth, ffiNieted
by Rev. Messrs. Johaeton and Fair.
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