The Signal, 1921-8-25, Page 44 -Thursday, August 23, 1W21.
GODERICH, OIT.
Jack. 0 'Leather
SUITS for BOYS
Leatherized
EVERY mother of a growing boy will be interest-
ed in Jack O'Leather-the new patented boys'
suit which combines beautiful fabrics with soft, pli-
able, real leather lining at seat, knees, elbows and all
pockets.
For Jack O'Leather has definitely solved the problem of keeping a boy well dressed,
at moderate cost. These suits are built on proven scientific lines. Tests have shown
conclusively that half the ..'ear on boys' clothes come from the inside --so the soft,
pliable real leather, light in weight, is placed on the inside of the hard used spots.-
This
pots.This leather lining doubles the life of the suit, for it takes all the inside
wear and at the same time prevents stretching and bagging.
Jack Oteather Suits are made of high quality fabrics and splendidly
tailored with a snap and style that show real character.
We have them in all sizes, -6 to 18 -and in all the latest popular
models and u.'e guarantee them to give complete satisfaction.
Prices are no higher than for ordinary suits.
LEATHER INSIDE
STYLE OUTSIDE
Walter C. Pridham
Men's Clothing and Furnishings
Phone 57 GODERICH
■ Hay Fever
Ismuts* COLDS. ASTHMA,'
M111111 may a holiday.
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:LIBERAL RALLY
COUNTY OF HURON
to be held in
✓ Victoria Park, Seaforth
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• WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31st
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at 1 :.1) p tn. when
HON. W. L. MACKENZIE KING
Leader of the Liberal Opposition
HON. DR. BELAND
ex -Postmaster General
W. -E: - -KEN N E DY, for North Essex
11 and tither speekers'will address the electors of IRtron County N
GOO SAVE' THE KING! 111
EXI CATiVE 111 k,)N LIBERAL Ab$OC1ATiON 1
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supply of Letterkasas, Billheads, etc., printed at "The Signal
D1'\GAXNON.
RAZ - MAH
ttbaitivstg steps that* troubles s
Pi wessin , coujkiaa,
v
eyes areal oeoeneary-
. pN hoes bang that way.
Ti`�s,nruivoeaa, oei
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baht by H. C. Deets,.
Shepphrdton Me.ho,Ilst chnreh held
their annual Mina,' festival on Wed-
nesday eventag. .augurs( 17th. The
Isnndjeous alippe provided by tale
ladles of the elrucr. ttion, wast w'rcwl
in the hall adJoininc the ehurvht. It
had Teen plumed ,o1.1 the event on
the church lawn owing to the un-
favorable weather it had to he held
iu.Ide. I3te musical ;beet of the Pro'
grew was given iu the ,lnar•h. Tlw
pasuo, Re►•. H. Itoyle. preehlisl and the
plograw included or,'he+teal selections
by the Blackstone-ltuckley on•hestra.
.lo. by MM. \lifter. Miss denary
• and Mr. Metrarv: duets by Mr. and
Nike Meuart, Mi.. Jetta l'hapuan and
'1 r. Erie Wilson: twilling. by M r.. C.
le -tow and )1rs:' Fowler.
AUBURN.
Wtrlu,•.day. August 24.
Mrs Jae. l.akllae fought a l.'hev-
rolet ear this week. -•
Mra. Sebum .trna-'roug and her
mother -In-law are ,'•-ring the former's
mother, Mew
Mr. A. E. l'ulll-. Sault Ste. Marie.
Medi.. spent a few ,lays hi the village.
He eam* by ante ntel-4s booking hale
and hearty.
Death of Mrs. Snplie.---tour village
was again caged to mourn on Tnea-
day the loss of a restarted ,•Itizen
when Mrs. John 1' Smylie passed
away after a wee:,.. Mama In Iter
elghtyetecoad year She is survived'
by two daughter. 4fr4. Wm. I)Whla.
West Wawanosh: Mr-. J. l'. Clark. of
the village: and four sons : 14eorge,
John. David anal 1Villiam. all of Star
City. Soak. The ra., latter suns sr-
-rived home on Thur -,lay to tie with
their mother In • her laet days. We
sytupathize with the family in their
Ito -s of a lovingotn.ther. The funeral
tike. plate on l!n,r'lny afternoon.
interment will be made in Dungannon
cemetery. '
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Wednee•,lay. August 24.
'Mr. Bill Wats,u did a rery Ane
,day'rr threshing at the estate of Goo.
Glen. .
Mr. Thomas Sheppard is busy eut-
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as very heavy meow' crop of
ilIlsI (
Mr*. John Snell is taking a well -
eeriest rest with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Me('ahe, of Hnlme.vill..
Kr. A. W. Young arrived safely to
lie -West. He- it --naw- threshing Ma-
bountiful harvest nod will soon be
home with a good fat purse.
Mr. Robert Glen has purchased a
new Forl*on tractor. 11r. (:len is an
up-to-date •f•tta,r. Nothing hat the
best in stns (god implement. Is good
enough for him.
Mr. Jame- Chiabolm of ieebnrn. is
expo ted here shortly w rh hos tractor
mrtit 40 three); for Mr. 11 ,ert ihurex.
The neighbor. are quite ,ntereeted for
tiwy know wier" they can get good
clean No. 1 wed wheat.
Uhe of our trading '.irmers. Mr.
Jame. linell has Aniele.l harvesting
his I.,unttfnl erop. He is wearing nn
unn-ally broad smile as Mr. Shay.
the well-rdlllsr. has struck It very
velnnble nttberal spring and be Imp
now :a Identlfnl supply of 41* finest
water. (:nest. will Mare no trouble
in getting their thirst quenched now.
Wedue.day. August 24.
Mks Amber McKenzie returned
Chi• week from Essex.
Mr. J. E..Mallough. of Toronto. chi-
lled at Steve Stothers' this week.
Robert David -win and faintly motor
ell to Bhe rale last week and vlslt* l
friends.
11r. ('.lin Pentland. of Chk•ago. is
here visiting bis mother. Mrs. Deihl
Girvan.
Mr. Jas. Mallongb is on the sick
Ilst at the home of his sister. Mrs. S.
Stot here.
Mrs. Jas. Wiesen, of Elora. 1s tare
tl *thtg her brothers. Jame,. and Rnh-
ert Davidson.
Rev. Dr. ('nmplwtl returned home
lad Friday and service was 'held as
usual on Sunday.
Bert Rech hr. rented -wet Mere, 4
1 into the house recently oeculjlstl her
IND. ,Its. Mnllnugh. l
N,r..Jar, Jtlatb,uxl4--I+aa-1luuaW.
property formerly owned by Mr. John
Graham Anal will reside there.
Mr. 'Freneh. of the Sterling Rank.
14 away on hi. holidays. Mr. Brook.
of the Galerleh om . 14 In charge.
A bnw'ball game this evening be-
tween the married nen and tie triple
elors resulted to a win for the heel -
hitting m. tn. Store n-0.
('orn Roast. "Du Drop inn." Port
Albert. Wil .4 the 44•411*' of n hllge corn
„ roust on Monday night of this week.
when about turfy nndertsrk to clean
off the plentiful supply of cobs which
wn. *I- ompllshed most ate eerfnlly.
In the turn -eating contest Mrs. Coatle.
of Guelph, wore Ar.t prim.: Postmaster
Mtother., sound prize,, and Nes. Allen,
the •'lsslry" prize. The lawn was
beautifully deea.,rated with Chloe,*
lanterns and n hog l4,ntir• wa. very
much enjoyed.
On Labor iiay Luekn w is putting on a Baseball Tour-
nament which promises t draw the fans from far and
near. The first game rat 10 sloek in the morning will be
Teeswater vs. Luknow-Lochalsh
In the afternoon there will be three games, the first at
half -peat one o'clock
Goderich vs Wingham
The second game will then he played by the two losing
teams to deeide third and fourth prizes. The final game
will follow, to be played by the two 'winning teams to de-
,eide first and second prizes
11a the evening a good concert will be given, followed
by s dues.
Qsoe -lo Lucknow . on Labor Day for a feast of fast,
111111rart Oeami are iret'tib -wilds
P4 GRT ALBERT.
Tuesday, Auipee 23.
Wedding belle are ringing Inudlc.
Serrhe will be at 720 p.m. in the
English eint Isere On Sunday.
r'August 2't1 - s
111•. Viola Hey returned from illus -
vale last week after • plearent visit
1tjE`'r ehttoks
Mr. Albert lar►vester and children.
of Stutford., are stopping In their cot-
tage by the lake for a week.
Ml -t Winnie Cunningham spent n
few days recently the guest of Mise
Itow•Ilu
Selee. of Clinton.
Mr. erten- Met.eerd. of Sault Ste.
VI trip, Aiwa' the week end with his
rehttdre•. NI and Mrs. John Green.
Mr and lir.. John Sehoenhals and
31r. and Mrs. Herb. Sehoxenhnls. of
Clinton. c1111.-1 on friend.. In the *B-
inge nn .'nn*Iay.
Mr iifid Mrs. Harry Hawkins. Mr.
and %Ir.. W R. Hawkins nisi Mian
Lizs6• Fo-ter motored to Kincardine
nn 5/1tnl,*' and spent the day with
relative.
Nr. and Mrs. Louts Profit and son.
in'wl-, NM.' and Mrs. Du*1smore and
danghter Irene, all of Stratford, were
weeek•,•nd chdtorn at the home of Mr.
and Mr... John Ttgert.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnnee Cunningham
and ehildn•n. of Walkerville. have
Leen ei-itis[ with relatfree. While
here they seri. camping to his father's
resIcl(•nee which hse been vacated. for
4nme time owing to his father being
In poor health.
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Ta*'slay. A11gnd 23.
Miss Ila,. of Brentford. wns the
gu..t of Mr. and Mee. Herb. Fisher.
Miss M. iobertson, who ha4 spent
her riteatinn with S1,-. I. Fisher.
Carlow, left on eatnrlay to join
friends from M aigara falls on a trip
through Northern Ontario.
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August 23.
. Coming andY;oing.-111.. Helen lel.ton ha• r'turn,el limn.. After 'lending
the holidays with her sister. Mrs. J.
('leery Mi.. Mary O'Connor. err
Detroit. 1s the guest of )tor counIn,
Mr.. FSI. Foley....,.MI.s May Mc.
1 Kenzie. of Detroit. Is vl.iting at the
1 ' of her nt►-1e. Mr. J. McNamara..
Brothter Francis, of Anrnra. is
limiting h1- grandmother. Mr.. .lames
a co
Dalton.... .\tr John !hiIton. of Dub-
lin. 1a4lling a few day. at the Hume
of his mother. Mr.. Jas. DaltonMrs. Jas i,rnnm•n Is very III at the
hoot! of her daughter, Mr. 1,11,1Little. Every hope for her rr v,rere
la extended.
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MT. HELENS.
Tuesday. August 23.
Per.nnals_Mr. and Mrs. Hay. of
Li -towel• -lent the weekend with Mr.
J- II 1(ntherford Mess Clan
Woad. es a4 Rayneld Mrs. Miller.
PP- Is a ri.Itor with her son. Mr.
Fattish 11111er, at i•ucknow Mrs.
E: A. M'Kerule. Miss Helen- McRen-
*Ie. of tl•in•Isnr, 1I n. Agnew and Mr.
Clare .tgnew. of I,ucknow. visited
with Mr and Mrs. Jas. Durnin last
week.. . .11r and -Mow. John Clerk,
of Torontoaro spending their holt-
dsys at borne with Mr. and Mrs.
('IArk.... .,ger. ,lam.. W11son. Mrs
Wilson amt L.. Ruth Wilson, of To-
rnnts. visited the manse and other
friend. la.4 Thursday... ..Misses
JAI* and May ittnrememnt, of Calgary.
are ntd.iting• their aunt, Mrs
Grant.. ...Mho Margaret Milker Is
rlsiting at Witty/ham and illncvnls...
abettor Jim end George Mitchell.
T rnntn• are holidaving at their
thet•t
Mr. 1'. Rathw t
llMho FAlth R•thwell,
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Phone
56
"The Scotch Store"
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO b P. M. t SATVROAYS
10 P.M.
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Phone
56
Specials From All
ver the Store
Outing Flannels $2.75 per yd.
Extremely popular re the yew Outing
Flannels for the new Ju r Dresses and
Blazer Coats in colors of p dy, rose, tan-
gerine, cadet, myrtle, eardin'l, navy and
brown, 56 inches wide, spticial, per
yard
Women's Cashmere
Heather hose $I.5
$2.75
This is a speeial Hose, alllure woo!,,
in rich heather mixtures which Ore so much
in vogue by smart dressers, 81 to 10, speeial
per pair
$1.50
Monarch Knitting Yarns
New stock of Monarch Yarns just re-
ceived, in all shades.
Monarch Floss, per oz. ball
25c
Monarch Down, per. 2 -os ball... • 35c
Monareh Butterfly alk and wool per
iia. ball
65c
Princess Pat Hair
Nets 3for 25c
Sport Skirtings from $1.48
indeed are the new plaid Skirt-
inKs a „Hoy of novel .plaids and
strip,, Just t lie thing for early fall wear,
,prciallc i,riee,1 per yard from
1.48 TO $4.50 YD.
Kayser Chamoisette
Gloves $1.00 pair
There are no aieer. Gloves for- fall wear
an these well known Kayser Chamoieette
lives. They are perfect fitting and wash
like new. Colors black, white, grey, mastic.
brnwtiand natural, per pair . $1.00
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Serpentine Crepes
\ for Kimonas 50c
Jut receive a shipnent of these -re.
nowned Crepes so 'ell known for their
wearing and, washing ualities, in colors of
rose, copes, lavender, 32 inches wide.
Special, per yard
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est
each
Black and White P
Belts
Princess Pat Real Human Hair Neta
are the most popular. With or withont
elastie, in light, medium and dark bt wn
and black
t • • 3 FOR 25c
Girls' Best QuaHty Circular Combs 25c, 3
We Keil a great many dozens o these
popular narrow belts in black ---and
patent leather, each, only
5c each, Now Back Combs, New Bide Combs
25c
Pr M,11arsScotchStore
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The Store 7 hat Gives The Best Service
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and Miss Minnie Hess. of Stanley.
motorwl up and spent the week -end
with their aunt, Mrs. 1t. J. Wood.
..Mrs. D. Toxo. Mrs. Ritchie and Vt.
Millin. sr.. of Wingham. slwnt Sun-
day with Mrs. 11. K. Miller ` Met.
-T. Told. of Wingham. Is a vlsttor with
-her won. Mr. Frank Todd Mr. and
Mrs. Reid, Mos. Neilly. and Miss ('un-
.uhugham. of ('ool.town. were week-
end visitors at rhes mans*. They retro
by motor Mrs. W. E. Gordon left
for Goderich to spend a few we4'ks
with her brother. Mr. J. W. 14alkeld..
....Mr. and Mrs. Levis and family
returned nn Monday from their trip
to-Fnglnnd.
(IODEIti('H TIrWNSHiP.
Tuewlay, August 23.
Peelers -Johnston.- sten.- On Wwlneelny,
.tugnd 1711*. at 5 p.m. the marriage
was solemnized at "Maple i.eaf Farm."
4th eon(ee4on of (lohrh•h township,
of Roberta. only daughter of Mr. and
the late Mrs. Robert Johnston, to
John Nell Matheson. youngest 'son of
Mr. And Mrs. John Porter• of the ad-
joining farm. The ceremony wens per-
formed by itev. James Hamilton. B.A.,
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives of the bride and groom. The
bride was prettily gowned In navy
lane taffeta and wore n cortege
bouquet of white carnations, pink
4weet peas and maiden hair fern.
After the mnrringe rows were taken
and congratnhatiens offered a wedding
dinner was served nod n happy time
np.nt amend the featly.. hoard. fol-
lowing which the Otte were admired.
among them tieing a snietantial cheque
from the hrlde s father. Mn. Porter
I. ooe of the i'nion's sweeted daugh-
ter. and all who know her wl.h her
aA mueh and more happinew In her
new home than sle has rndiate41 ind
enjoyed In her father's home The
young eouple take rap their read..noe
on the Porter homestead.
TAX RATE iS 44% MILIA
(Contlnnwl from page 1.)
.elpta and expenditures for -the
a. presented by the committee
R})OI;;LPTS
('sale from 1920 M.$ . 000 IMI
Tate. 1'nx•ollected 20.51507
Cemetery , 4)000 111
l.le*ne ee (... .
00 00
Fin*. 50 00
i)og Ti* 100 011
local Improvement Aso* -
year
Kensington Furniture Co.. 1.921 tin
(:oderleh Organ Company.. 14.040 (at
Goderich Organ ('n. Interest 4,41) (11
(:alerieh Mfg. Co. 2.001 08
Goderich Mercantile Co' 2.0M0 01)
R. It. Tax 301 78
Rants . s, :.rr 50 00
Taxes :
Public and Separate Sehools
at Ste mills $ 21.3(12 10
('oltegiatw itwtltttte_: - -d_
mIlls 7.545 56
General Taxes at 33 mills 653(110!i
Total 4145.350 92
EXPENDITURES
Salarlea `lt 5.200 00
t'rinting and Adrtg. (100 on
ins ('onto App (11
Fire Jtept. 1.200 Ile
Public Works
Ta rola
011
Charity
Asylum 1'atl*nts
Grants .
Bank interett ..
}:kat ions
l'arks
Cemetery
Pnblk• tk•hoole
Sellarste Stilted.
Call.gfats Itt.titute
Board of Health
I n set ra ase
Market
Ik'henture Arrnnnt. ler
Wnter and light and
Seh ole 211.120 00
0 W. S. R. 7.500 00
('ount,y Rate 3.405 IMI
County Highways 2.)445 I0
Street 1.ighting 4.437 00
Town Water 2.115) (5)
Dlstount on Tates 650 (5)
interest on County Rate 300 OD
Sinking Fund Arra-etre 201) all
!tank Overdraft 34.(101 00
(Iut.t•ndtng Liabilities ,., 200 IMI
Miscellaneous ... .. , . 2.4115 tw
Total„ 414:5.515 112
At the regular meeting of the town
en,in.11 loaf Friday evening. which was
attended by all the monomers with the
eto•epllon of Councillor. ('not Aral
WnIkee. • Setter was received from
iter. (). 4'. 11111. secretary of Alexandra
Hospflll. relative to the Increments of
11.7(0 00 hospital accommodation. it was re-
1.:Mt( 00 merited that the ee.nnell arrange to
142 00, meet the hewpital hoard to Merits* the
2IM7 91 question and on toot ion of Reece
2111 011, Davis. se.0„011e11 by Deputy Reeve
3,100 00, (lark It s -A* de -id.. to hate a 'epeeist'
5,1111 001 meeting of the eernnell on Friday even -
290 (Nd fog of this w -.4c for this per3asse.
70(1 00 Verbal eomplalnts to the Reece eon -
1400 n0 earning the night policeman were n'-
19,700 (MI fermi to the apn•Ial enmmltten' of the
1,4110 00 motel' to Investigate and hring In a
7.500 00 report,
MMI 11) A bylaw to authorize the ennatnte-
201 00 tion of a sewer on the Meal Improve -
00 00 ' Brent bads. on the Hnron mad from
Elisabeth street ,.nntheasterly to the
town limits, was read three tlmat and
anally passed. it also was deckled to
conatrnet this sewer by day labor.
NOTICE
1 have taken over the Grocery business of
S. E. Faust and will conduct it on the cash
system, ensuring customers the best possible
values.
A full line of Groomes will be carried.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
PENDERS'
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NatMaal Shipbuilding Co..
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