HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-7-7, Page 4II-Thuremlay. July 7. 1021.
Holiday and Warm Weather
WEAR
To be comfortable this warm weather
one must be dressed in cool clothing. At
this store you can get all your require-
ments at reasonable prices. See our
Palm Beach Suits
Outing Trousers
in palm beach, flannel and duck. Also
Negligee Shirts
Summer Suspenders
Belts. Hosiery
Cooltex Underwear
Straw Hats, etc.
W. V. 9ridharn
.Ient for norsolino Mt),
Phone 57 Goderich
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Clearing -the Lo
Cottonade Pants, size 34-44. regular $3.00 $1 98
Cottonade Overalls, regular $300 SI 93
This is a splendid good line and will give
entire satisfaction
Khaki Overall 4 and Pants, with belt, loops and
cuffs. reg. $2.50 ;1.98
-A few Moleskin and light Cottonade
34 to 44, to clear at
Youths' Overalls in blue stripe and
to clear
Buggy Dusters, regular 2 00, $2.25
Pants, sizes
$L29
plain black,
$1.19
$1 69
CHAS. W.LTON
Ph ne. Goderts:11 Rural 76r:I . LANES, Oat.
THE SIGNAL
tursuAsstbs. I &n(4' of Mr. Alex. Mowbray.
Thureday. July T. I lien ltuuth. Mrs. Jobu Ryon and Slew
Mr. Prod Rtes left on Slieiday fur I A. MyKenzie were in tattlitug and Mos
Guelph. where he Is titling a eourse In{ 'touch fell Liao e hole Rini had goiw ;
agriculture.I 'listen the tweouti time when Mr. Ito:e-
a:ill Frank McLean left for l'orontol May ...Anse to the rescue mad got her
on Saturday to rake a short course at out of danger.
the 10%4.1'01y.
M1a 1.111(e atel.ean is here from
lawk • viidoilig her brut her. Mr.
Thomas MeIR.ou.
Mr. and Mrt.. Harry Renew are up
from Toyota') fur holidays. •
$h)ol elosied on Thursday and the
children are Dion anxImialy waiting
for rhe fall opening.
Sir. Frunklin Thompson was here
*Wel' Sunday visiting (its mother.
Evelyn 11 01 Wenn Tienupeon. of loin -
don, a re Iwye epen•ling holidays wait
tlieir g re lier, llro. Win. Theleals
• 1.1411e SleKenzle was in Tortilla(' leer
week mitt brought up a new ear.
Mr. Freneh, of the Sterling Hiink
visitiel lib' home "at tirenzevillt• last
week.
Pathnsiater FlIllott 1,1 putting
n eetnetit walk from Milli street clown
)tr. Rodgers:oleo nest:lento. thr0t1
Inv:Mess.
Me. alea. Henry. of Flesherton.
OODEILICE. ONT.
EAST WA WA NOSH.
The Late Mn. 1Pertertioit-An old
and respeered remittent of East Wawa -
nosh passed away on Frithry, .June
2 -Rh. when Mary litevensou. widow of
Ilo' late Peter Porterfield, died at ((lel
home of her Vou.in-Law. Ernest Geakies.1
in Itelgrave. nt the age of i4evetitt...
eight yeor, The late Mrs. Porterfield
was Lawn lu Westminster townsh(p.
and eante to FastWawanoeli a bride
Ofty-eight year) ago. nodding i•ontinu-
ously lu the towirehip all her married
life. She is survived by a family of
seveu Children: James. of Tudor.
Alta.: Willhn. Ca*ary ; tleorge. of
Itrandon: Alex.. on the homenead;
Mrs. J. 1.. tleddiss, of Waterloo; Mrw.
JaIlles Ferguson, of Ilayeelit and
Mrs. Ereeet Geddes. of I te Lea ve.
tier eldest son. Peter, pi -select -used her
sixteen years ago. :Mee. porterdeld
was 1111 old and honored seemlier of
11411 Kieve church, fielgmre. She wits a
vlsited friontis here Sunday la.t. ittitIIy. motherly woman, tenderly
'NO. 1)14011er. of the Royal Hank, is -toyed by her family and highly
eeteelned by all who knew her. The
funeral took piece on Sunday 'free-
men'. the services lowing conidnetei, hy.
Rev. Mr. Joliet. The pallbearers *ere
Chas, rampbelt, Robert Henry. Wm.
Viiiemi. i4 home for his Mindere.
Mia."" Daiey Ryan. Ethel ('s'e.
.3 ea tulle Stotitero Pearl II .Kent".
' Edits Pentland owl Laura Pentiantl
tome for the 'school vacation.
Ntrs. Pentland returned home from I Al Ve. Adam itollerteon. War (iodate:
eek,
.tori.11 hospiril last,t'k, anti .314)114 l'osides. Interment Wee
alio. Iiiirlel Killough. who 1" ini the melte In Itrandon eemetery. The late
.;,.w
.4.14.411orlcii ilai.pinfil. is reported to he Peter Portertield Writ 'clerk of the
4114.1nis Hue :old IA «xr-' home Minn. towirstilp of Ewa WIIWROOsh, a pos1-
1 The garden party tin the Methodiet non wittelt his stra. Alex.. luta held
einirell groundineisweek wae it tuc- *Ow* his faalier's deans. He wos also
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(4444. Proeeed. will net over *100. a storekeeper and postmaster at
;Site. sleo. Alen -rains of Ettektiow. Marnoch for a great timelier of year*
pent n week with Mr. anti Mr*. 11. J. fie HINI his wife were among the old-
eet settlers of Wawanosh and were
Ceawforil at Thowdrop Inn.
I - atosinnt Mr.. .3.11. MeNabh_ rind few, htghly esteemed by all. -
ily are ownding it week at Dewilroo
ST. HELF.NS.
: Ian. set the -Amer of Lake flitron.
' Mrs John McNabb end Helen. of WISDNEsPAY, July 6
Sestforth. :ire • ri...ItItut Mrs, J. 11, „Me.
Nnia• at the lake.
Our school teachers. Miss Dorothy
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Mr. Fred limes and Mies Tiehhorne Douglas and Miss Mary Laurnin, have
been re engaged (or another year.
Mire been engagrel for another year
Miss Mary Radcliff is leaving for her
. n» tetteher4 in our patine 4)4441.
home at Rapid City. Sask., on Wednes-
The Prer"livterione will bold* orten
day, after spending several months with
party Jill,- 20111. Persienlare later. •
Mr. Wm. Elliert had the miafortune her relatives here.
to lo,e 3 Valitillite Wit. it fell Into a Mrs. T. Laavison and her son. !qr. T.
woe nal, all.t dead before it could be Davison. motored from Guelph last week
.• ' loose_ _ oo _ , and spent the hohday with Mrs. Joseph
s The cowl road.: gang here n stone- Smith and other relatives.
'Tusher working in Wm. Mole's oft. Islas Margaret Miller and Pins Ma- y
• miss Lowe. of Lomion. is rieiting McQui;in returned on Saturday from the
1 her 1*Fth'r, Mr---f-fter.1-Trittirgbri,----,- -- "Soo," where both the young ladies have
Mi.. Katie Fowler. tit Toronto, is been teaching. They well spend their
n toafl roof.
here riAitivit het mouser. mos Do holidys Missaunder
athePaC1arrke, Luckno v, is
Fowler.
The grain (Tons lh thir section are home for the vacation.
Mitis Winnifred ‘Voocis. of Drayton,
and Miss Clara Woods. of Guelph, are
home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster, Elwel. Dorene.
Zelda and Mrs. W. G. McCrostie and
Marie moored to Guelph last Wednes-
day. Mr. Webster attended the stork
well and the pro-pos. r,,r
so set hirrest are very promlaing.
wheat la being cut this. stook. The
elorer It sit and hityinz is In
*wing. The apple eros will likely 'he
how. A eiesi rain is mu •11 neseled.
While Mr. Harry Fowler. flth Mr.
ees.4.)0 of Wesit Wevranoeh. had Me Sale at Guelph.
'Miss Mary Durnin left on Monday for
team hitelied to the hayeake last 1
iy they ran awa. throwing him oft a motor trip with Mr. and Mrs. Sandy
oet1 be received a severe shisiojr.op. McDonald, of Windsor. Miss L)sonin
will visit at Windsor and Detroit. '
Teo row was tompletely destroyed.
.elina. Agar. a former resident
ht Wear Wewenosh. was elected to the
leaskntellewan Legialature in the re- TUESDAY, July 5.
eeni elsotions na a Grain Growers* cans'
&date io sonetituency of Reeks- Mr. and Mrs. Will Dalton and children,
io"`ol of Detroit, are visSung Mrs. Daltonli
loon HD friend,' here are ileased -
elm moving upwardparents. Mr. and . Thomas Garvey.
Former Dungannon Girt DetrwisedL.o. ,r(,,Mviaa Mary Garvey is borne from De-
.
Me
s.
hag piet 'been reeelvtel the"
Miss Annie Sullivan, of Detroit, is hcme
for the holidays.
Mr. T. J. Lannan is home after spend-
ino a couple of weeks' vacation at Detroit.
Mimes Rose O'Reilly, Marie Sullivan
and Genevieve O'Connor are home for
"The Scotch Store
STORE HOURS1 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
Special Values in
Summer Merchandise
Women's Sleeveless Vests 39c each
Special quality lisle thread sleeve -
leas vests, neatly lace finished. special
39c each
Children's 3/4 Hon, *Pedal 60c
bildres71,1/4. hose With cuffs, very
with the children. in white.
and brown, all sizes. 60c pi*
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. , . THE EXPRESS 0? SCOTLAND,
,
/ ' baled Thaw welt Ere= to buns the Hoir gareeereent 1ffiat sod third elase carrier with larva;
on. enhis sepdgesent. The bar es/
Wet ht ION and wee esperially iw.
sit for the Hem Twit
el StedanfiNetal
lobo 1=liaaillne hese cnieliser
es_jingnet 11. ...
The war liras is thee= ist sit
Oansdine Atlantis
dimmisteog ate: 1P1111 lia
latwolga, 71 test asi 4 Peso
v*1St, sseles•-e'S --s•
ONTARIO
FERTILIZERS
Reduce Crop Costs
FIRST CHOICE OF ONTARIO FARPERS itemi
Ontario Fertilizers Lirnavd
West Toronto ,Ont.
:meth of Mise Eolith Sands. daughter
of Mr. end Mrs. Itieherd Rondo former
reattlents of lemerinnon. who mewl to
Manitoba elm,. years MVP. Ml" IlinlA
bald :I Iri.driaill a+ telephone. otwrttor
at Portage In Prairie. Man.. findit op-
, • vacation. after teaching in thed respective
;ways rilie mill 11 friend. Mr. Sharp. 1111.1 schools.
gone to I /elt t. a neighliering reeort, and sm:se
i Irma Moss of St. Joseph's hos-
,' ill battling ‘. 11" l'" *An; .7 WI, London. is visaing at the home of
1. e ii were 41,row 111•41. *Fortner :news sister, Mrs. 1. C. Dalton,
in i ttttt esteem. who remember Miss -
I, A few from Kingshridge took in the
Ssiela as a -Mee girl. -will' learn of the '
pia' at Diesel) on Friday. There was
sail fatality with newt' regret....' - also* good crowd at Lakeview, Kintail,
F I re -1 1 !,- 'Indio!! wom. L 4onPl
1
. at -
hr.] Iy. Juno 2% about 2 o'cloek. and it .°ft, *mon Day.
• was learned that the 11011,4* of Mr. and
• Mr.,. DAri.1 Errinzt(m. a s.14.441 dlotanee E BE N EZER.
tve4 of far. village. was .ot hie. Mr. TUESDAY, July 5.
' and Mr's. Errington were lying :down Balgess--bespite the hot weather there,
,:motoseo wore lonneeetety ditteared. ,
gt
o tett bed in Dino The 11011 7.1. Illtdi day
was a good turnout at Ebenezer on Sun-
er. of Hamilton. 'rioted his mother here;
Mr Sydney Gibson and dough-
' resrittg Wfilin flie Iodise enintlit tire And
Ti' -r.' w, 'tistirstieo of $1,.710 last Sunday Miss Haul Finnigan, of
Iffesseted teem the Water. -A 4141) in r sorooto, is visiting under the parental
Sits I ty eats:11 picnic .4 as held at Port root Miss Luella Johnston, of Strat-
Attie' 'it Dominion' leis. end A targe fed Normal, is home for holidays and is
a success in her profesSion Examtn-i,
, se. front the vIllae rwont over to w ready to teach. We wish her every
• e. eit,ni
pi dkerMl a rki. time
her sno114(1112441rts were ohliged in etions are over and schdol s closed and
10,1 the ,
Tile 411e" 1 the kiddies are happy.....- wish to,
epee of the •elen1P° -wits neerle mirrol extend our thanks to the young people of
by :i rowidne netillent• whish. how' Nile who came over to Ebenezer on
4"."' ir" "c"rt'l l'Y the timely asstst' day night last and entertained us with a
splendid program ....Those who tried'
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the entrance examinations from here are
Miss Monet Rutledge at Goderich, Miss
Lula Bruce, MOS Myrtle Finnigan,
Master Harvey Finnigan and Master
Arthur Johnston at Dungannon. We hog
they may all pass with honors
Friday evening, Jul). 15th. the congreg-
ation ol Ebenezer will hold a lawn social
on the lawn of Edward Johnson. lot 21.
concession 2. West WAV/I11105b..-=,-_
Women's Black Silk Hose 89c
This is a special value in women's
black silk hose. every pair perfect, nice
Atter quality, 89c pair
Women's Silk Bloomers $2.95
A'omen's good quality natural pon-
gee silk bloomers, tailor made, special
value $2.95 pair
Infants' Socks 30c to 75c pair
Infants' and children's fancy socks,
in white with colored tops and in brown
and black, sizes up to 84, from 39c pr.
. Women's White Skirts from $2.25
Special showing of women's white
wash skirts, season's newest styles, in
pique and repp, sizes 24 to 32, from 2.25
D. MILLAR & SO
GODERICH
wish to announce that
MISS I. L. FITZGERALD
GRADUATE NURSE
General Hospital, Ottawa, Canada, and
Graduate Corset Hygienist.
Nemo Hygienic Fashion Institute, New York
will be in their Corset Department
JULY 18
It will be her pleasure to help you select the corset that
will do the most or your health and style Let her
advise with you. There will be no charge for
her services.
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Bathing Suits from 75c to $9.00
We are showing a large range of
bathing suits for men, women and
children, in all the season's most
fovored colorings in cotton, cotton and
wool and all pure wool, all sizes
in stock, from 75c to $9.00
Lower Prices in Knitting Yarns
Now I. the time to do your kuitting
while sitting on the verandah or some
Other secluded place.
Monarch Floss, 1 rt. balls 2Sc each
Monarch Down, 2 oz. ball . ...... 35c ball
Monarch Butterfly, 2 es. ball .65c
Bee Hi Scotch Fingering 2, 3 and 4 ply
at . 30c per skein
-,-----114-Scokli-,-Ciore, the store-fite
like best
Phone
56
AS WIELD.
Dr. Arnold Cowan. of Toronto, is visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Gowan.
Mr. anti Mrs. I'Vesley RoIrl ha ve re-
turntel from their wedding trip in
Western eotimia and have settled 011
their hum at iswlialeh.
Mr. (ha. Milln•gor Is home trom
Perry Soundfar the 'whose raeation.
34ns Raymond L. White. of Chimgo.
Is visiting her mother. Mrs- K. F. Mac-
Lennan.
Mime Violet MacLennan and her
bleoher Jack are away on a visit to
Toronto.
A siteceeeful Dominion Dnv eelehrn•
don wet held at laikeview Park. Kin -
tail, under the nietplees of the Farmers'
Club^ of the vicinity.
ANNIVERSARYSERviCES.-The annivers-
ary services of Ashfield Presbyterian
church were held on Sunday last, and in
spite of the excessive heat were well
attended. The preacher of the day was
Rev. W. R. McIntoeh. of London. who
gave two able lemons, the evening ad-
dress especially being heard with great
interest and apprecistion. Excellent
music was given by the choir. On Mon-
day evening Mr. McIntosh gave • lecture
on "Other Folks," a plea for international
good (eeling.
Cit iT)Elt ;OH eartaisNISH P.
A Joist neesting of the 011.1)Iliarr 01
lar's Scotch(\ore're
The Leading Mall and Phone Order SW.
HoritWoman's: Club will be held at
al Ladies' Aid and the
try
the benne of Mee. Jelin Blair on Thurs-
day. Jely 14th. at 2.30 p.m.
honnie--Mtllar.-n gate and pretty
wedding took place at high 110.02 on
Thurolay, June =rd. when Edna.
telt:ester o( -Mrs !Sillily Miller and the
late Geo. Mfflar of Goderich townahlp.
woe united in marriage to Mr. William
1)obble of Kitchener. Ont.. the Rev. Mr.
Slultin of Payneld Iting the °Mei:ding
clergyman. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother. Mr. Edward
Millar, and looked elinrming in her
white Allk crepe gown. and cnrrying 44
large bouquet of sweetheart .rostrii and
fern. Atter the Wetift 1 nit 1 ti nvheon Mr.
and Mrs. nobble 14.ft ott the three
o'clock train from Clinton for Toronto
and Niagara Cells. The bride donned
for tmreeting a milt of miry blue trig -.
ft* and nave bine mohair hat to
matels On their return Mr and Mrs.
1444(1(1(0 will reside In Kitehener.
SHF.PPARDTON
Presentation to Miss linortget-
Srery'hody was at the lake on Domin-
ion (my. when a Sunday whore and
plenie woe held aril Oro.
gram fvf sport* was carried out. A
feature of the progrem was 11 pnotent-
Fitton to :141se A. 'M Knechtell. who toot
hems teacher In the ftheppardtoe public
erlrowl and been aetlre in chnreh
Work, and echo is leering to take
change of her horse school. Oho Tots
Made the recipient of an address of
approlation and good Wielie. and an
ivory dresser met, as a farewell token
from her pupils and the eommunity,
CHURCH NOTES.
At the Baptist church. Montreal street,
services will be held as usual next Sunday,
at II a. m. and 7 p. m. B. Y. P. U. 8 p.m
Wednesday evening, e p. m.. prayer -meet
ing service.
There were few people in attendance at
the different churches last Sunday evening
on account of the excessive heat. At
Knox church those who chd attend the
evening service adjourned to the lecture -
room, where the atmosphere was more
comfortable. At the communimesarvice
on Sunday morning there was a large
attendance, over 400 taking communion.
North 'street Methodist serrima Dein
tenelay as follows' : 10 as m.. elmosee
anti Men's Sunday Club. flub 'topic -
"Why do an many fail In the perform -
lime of dirty 1" introiinced by Mr.
George Gould. 11 a. m. stet 7 p. m..
public wonablp. The Inns( Orenge
Lodge of Ooderteh and reilting breth-
ren will *newt the morning eerilee In
a body. The pastor's morning theme
will tes "Orangefsm. Ire 4140:thoda and
Mission." Preening 'service of orange].
lam and *mg. 14errima bright and
brief. Slimmer visitor,' medially reel-
eome.1. Randay school to 3 p m. Ep-
worth !Amine plente on church and
• r'44. = A, .
-1r 4,0,4
Personage lawn on, Tooeley evening.
l'eayer service on thureday everting.
Su:rimer eehool beadles Monday, the
Plth.
T� GODERICH
Wheat. Per bnely
4)8(4, per 4*11,4*.-.
aortal. Pet bneh
711
TIMM V. 11119. 7.
1.40 trl 5 Loa
.40 10
.
00
Pero. per hue,' 1.16 to 1.44
Buckwheat, per buehi. .e0 to .70
Flour, fatally. per ow en
flow, plague, per o wt . 1110 (0 110
118.00 to
W1 OD to 40.00
01.00 in 20(30
throw, iocee. per two mon to 12.01
Dairy Thithe,. pear lb .60 to .00
enamor) Rat tet, per lb ,to .40
ECM ergot. per doe . .. 27. to .111
Prestos'. per bueb.., .. .40 10 ,111,
Cattle. butehere* aholae,per cwt. 7.00 to kr*
Gatti*, butchers' uweellnm, per awl. 6.00(0 tie
Rae, wslaht, per cwt. . 12.76 to 1/1.re
Wider per lb te -as
abeepeklea .26 to .Drt
Braa.torton "
Short.% per too
HAY. Per ton
Virtue alone outbuilds the ppereida:
her monuments shell last wham I47Pes
fall. -Young.
If a n ignorarrt lims may learn.
but If he k fume 100 much there lo no
hopw for him.
Don't 'mete time trying to imprimis
people with 1110 Aurportoneo ot root
own importunes:,