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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-10-13, Page 6(1----Thurs(1ny, °etmber 12,, 1BZ1, THE BIGNAL OODEII X; E, OM?. • Style - and everything that goes with it BE sure you get style, when you buy a Suit but don't overlook tailoring and fabrics. 'Without hand -tailoring and the right all - wool British fabrics, the style will not last. You are sure of good style -and everything that goes with it - when you come here. nptg Bram) engin Made in Canada \$35 to $60 Walter C� Furnisher Clothier and`Fumisher The New Fall Overcoats Are Now Ready New Models from Canada's Foremost Makers and at Prices to Suit Ec,erybod y Prices $20.00 to $40.00 lack O'Leather Suits for Boys e Have ydu seen therlt yet? Oke you buy thein you will have no other. They wear twice as long as the ordinary kind. THE SQUARE PHONE 57 FOOTWEAR for FALL This season we' arc stowing an array of, unusual values in Oxfords, Strap Slippers, High Shoes the favorite styles the. thing for the Our stuck is moot complete in all . made in the best leathers. Prices are most reasonable. For working men our shoes are just fall. They are solid and reliable. Life -Buoy Rubbers and Rubber Boots lead in quality and price. Are now in stock for all pur- poses. REPAIRING NorthGEO. MacVICAR side of Square GODERICH - -° Ready for Business We Have Removed to Our New Stand on; WEST STREET and are now ready to attend to all your requirements in VULCANIZING and AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Work done:by Experts and satisfaction guaranteed. GIVE US A TRIAL J. S. ALLEN, Opposite Masonic Temple JpEcia.951 Said ECZEMA Wasb1ncurabIE -but he reckoned without Zam-Buk Writing ft. ' veetvpater, Tenn., U.S. tr Oscar V. Petty, says:.r- I four years I had an obstin•t . ry eczema. v: skin pw1e: , •.d disfiguring �;lot.less: es of apprared onn my face and heed t t known skin ahst acid time • .n could not be cured. but fries. ,1 Maine got me to try some tar • ! fo my great delight. I soon {a ` •nprovetaent. The peeling akin -• •ei1 within a .eek At time t • started with I-am-Buk the no, , ..1 spread all over my body, so took reason- able perseverance • .e balm to be thoroughly effect,. !!oweser 1 40 - delighted to union,- that now. by the use of Lam -I1 • skin has been restored to norm.( . ',v c,oudthon " aka suffered .kin affection a faw dews •-nd:dly He sats anytbtng "I have a fnen from asimilar dist,. In his case too, 'lam -Bok was ac• tells me that Zan: ,e has ever'kno', Z.ae. BMA caws& 'ed lee -kora basis. oos..a 6.1. • • 000.11.11 ....r,wda. ane...., ' 'A:71 s.i,si..es 1'u •.tr .sa1. 4t.Oe.. :.1 FOR TunaS&MPtk •.•i t...M .ass ,... ,. e0da.. 1. i.,11.t Co Toronto. GET .50k Gd ;.T ! Wilson., of Goder'. Parents are speeLsily requested bring their vtindren to see grandeur of Sottish s.'enery. .\ -.ion 25 cents. (`ftildren 10 cents. '1'h,' Ilotlerich To ,.p Rale AretO- ciatiou intends hold _ +hoot at the river ranee on N1.., _,lay. October lt)th. nt 1:to p.m. Death of ora Patric-foblowlng an filo .,• of about a tthe Beath of Athelia Pickard, w . f Mr. W. .1. Patton. of the 7tb •,f this town- ship. oeturred in ' Mary's hospital. Detroit. on Tuesday ..f Mot week. Mrs. Patton was torn at Pickering. but In early life tu.e••I to Go(lerlc•h township where she h.td hoed ever sitter. • in 11491 OW...wn+ married to ;Mr. W. J. Pattoa, and besides her ha/I- ntl .he leaves 1.. -mound her hogs os' son Vfetor, 0. T. R. engineer at NIra Falls. itolli o leotlwrs and four aster : F ' I'u k a rd, of the Cut Litre: Will. of • Mrs. Steep. of Hand cM„d, of Standish, rs. ('J abtr.n. and Mrs. ria British ('oltimbla. ' •.k place on Friday M inland .•(•met••t-y. The nlitgted by Ito-. .1. W. o7mesville, and the IID and Fred Pi, ^k Port Davis, t'. T Whitely. Th.• wreatha from GODCRICN DCNGANNON. Wtdnesolay. October 12. Mr. T. .\ ...its r. who had punned to have an au(tion 411e on Friday of this week has postponed it t.. M'aday' of next week. Dungannon Fair ('anrelled.--am ae- ,•, unt ,.1 the ooirinn,.l rainy tther the director- ,f Ile n_.uuinn .1_.l1Sit1• Lural Society leave de iil..l to .•a11 1 all arntneen»nts 1%.r the fair .vhie hid Isom posit -wool frim 1•14 Friday the Vroarrn : 1'ountry nod others Is-tr•oi( .1. Ford. The fain. 'attern.ou to erervLe was ,• Johnstone. of -puffbeareef, were ani. will .f•'uk Johuwrh and ( floral tribunes 1 the 1.adi••>' .11d of Tayk r+' Corners. to Friday of the, week. The concert i int nei.hlors. The "tiro wirtg min - in the evening ale-) haw 1Mr•0 cancelled, It es bale the deep ayrnpat',y of the , The anniversary s.'rt ices of the Presbyterian church will he held nett Sunday. itev. Charles Cummings, of St. Helt'ii . will_preoteh at 11 cieloek in the agbrning and 7 In the 'evening. There will benoorrice in the Me h- °dist Church on that day. Sunday. °Lieber 21rtl, flag been set as the (hate for the anniversary ser-. vhs•s in the lfothrelbst chtin•h. _Rev. Mr. ('Iyileislale; of Fordwich. will he tlw-prs.aclter--at:-Jrstlt-faw morning rink evening service.. The Aisgliean church will fold n hot fowl supper on the evening if T anks- gtsdng Ihty. Partleulnre later. Mr. .1. It.'Me\abb motored to I.nn- .i.nt this week. (kir teacher. Mr. F. Rous, armors - panted by five other tractions (rota thla l.Mality, will motor to the toss -herr' tomentlon at Exeter on Thursday. Mis. .\mlier McKenzie has wevr.d a position in Kinestslhie. Rev. Dr. Campbell attended it meet- ing of Pre+hct(•ry at 11 'Ingham on Tues- day. lir. Thos. Park bus movetiout to leis farm. Mr. Alt. Errington la nMov. in_ into the house vacated by Mr. 1'n rk. Miss Mar2nret Pentland - from linliburton where she had bllf b'nching. 0 "The Scotch Store" STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.: SATURDAYS 10 P.M. NEW COATS, DRESSES AND JUMPERS. Many New Lines of Coats, Dresses and Jumpers are opened up this week. The Styles are the very newest, and the prices are extremely moderate. Coats from $19.50 Dresses from $8.50 Jumpers from $4.95 A Sweater Bargain $2.95 each About five dozen Sweaters and Pull- overs from our regular stack picked over to clear at the nominal price of $2.95 each There is a splendid variety of alt pure wool Sweaters and Pullovers. regular values up to $7.50, for $2.95 Outing Flannels, 28 itches wide, $1.15 It is impossible to get delivery enough of • these popular Flannels. We have in stoeh.-•today -the following shades : white, paddy, dahlia, and olive. While they last $1.15 yard Woolens Cashmere Ea>tbesiisred Hes $1.50 Embroidered Hosiery is the newest in Hosiery. Good quality all wool black cash- mere in neat clock designs. Special $1.50 pair Three Special Valves in Hosiery Women's fine quality four and one ribbed Heather Hose, speeial....$1.25 pair Women's extra quality plain Heather Hose, heavy quality. Last year's price $2.25, now $1.50 pair York Flannels, 29c yard This is a special quality heavy Shaker Flannel in .smart designs in plaids apd cheeks for pyjamas. nightgowns and child- ren's wear, 28 inches wide, special 29c yard An Wool Blanket Cloth, $2.75 Special heavy quality all wool Blanket ('loth for utility coats and children's coats, in navy, eardinal, paddy, brown. afi inches w ide $2.75 yard Warmer Underwear for the Children Turnbull's Union Vests and Dratyery, from 50c Turnbull's natural wool Vests and Drawers, from 95c Turnblu11's Union and All wool Combin- ation Suits for all ages, from 75c Suit Turnbull's natural wool and 1)r. Den - ton's fleece -lined Sleepers, from $1.00 Cosy Underwear for the CtitlJJren Now is the time to buy the children's warmer Underwear while the stock is com- plete in every size. - We much appreciate our many customers in the country who have come to rely on our Telephone and ,Mail Order Service which is a great boon to all farmers.' All goods ordered in the'orenoon are delivered the same day. Millar's Scotch Store r The Store That Gives The Best Service LEEBI'RN. (o :nullity in their Iowa. I\ The row matinee introducl the Son of 'run is open to ever ly next !fol lay. 4 tt totter 17th. at .15 ip.m. It. zii r full program eh Don't forg••r cur one cent tax. A efvinow lit. h. ,I, '.•.tlnuinrenerC ot he.nmseri l.al lawt1e - ll 110014•N 1,, ( I. a *eh episode. Everybody knows ttwt in Canada there are more Tem pleton's Rheumatic Capsules Sold than all other Rheumatic Remedies combined for Rhew tnatisn, uratic, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, etc. Many doctors prescribe theta, most druggists se11 them. Write for free trial to Templeton, Toronto. Sold hl 11. C. Dunlop. (iODEKI('H T(IW'NSHIP. Ti,' regular meeting of the ('ottntry 11'omnh'+ 1'111 will Ie' held at the home of Mrs. .1. T. Salkeld on Thurs- day. tt,•t,d,'r 20. at 2.:G1 pm. The annual W. M. S. Tlinnkofering ttrrvice of Union chureit will 1.' held nest Sunday nft,•rio ,n when Itev. Mr. (HHMtore, of Itlpley, wilt preach. (tlwo•dal music also will he rendered. (ln the following Tii,'vday evening 'Rey. Mr. Moffatt will glee"1jTis Torture on "Bonnie tk•otlatttl." TMs !eture la profngefy llluatrated by shout 200 Iwoutlful. colored views, all wper•Ialiy apleeted: illustrating the historic and intere.ting scenes of AIM Scotia. Some MeotM,h songs will be illustrated and theme will be sung by Mrs. S. C. OE --- - ozEMArIstith.7.1... „an U?. la (Mil let- ent rat Reesma and Milo irttta- Sons. It relieves at ono* sad gradu- al) teals ths skl . pm'Likale le tsar Or.flaw'. Ointment tree fr pm the pspse and .end In. stamp Mr pn.ttaag.. erra Oar • as easter& or R' daasL•, aaW a co- Admiration is found even among children. If you wish your child to be admired, let us supply the Wearing Apparel We make a -trcialty of Baby Garments MISS S. NOBLE Sandi Side Square tusk's, Terueto -- Gederich Monday, October 10. Annlvertwtry services will be held next Sunday in the l'restbyterlan Atnrch. iewborn, followed by a fowl supper In the schoolroom and an Illus- trated lecture in the ehutx•h on Mon- day evening. Rev. Mr. Moffat. of Millbank. will lecture on "Bonnie • hied- and show many beautiful s1 . es of Auld Scotia. posed at her own home hot has some- what irnproved. Mn. Win. Oke is taking earn of her. - Tbe Ferment' Club meeMng on Thursday night of this week premises to be a very interesting one. The main will be Mr. King,the U F. 1t. meeker) apex cateli(Mte in the coming Federal elec- tion for North Huron. I tater uum- bers on the program will 1M' given as wtN1, Werther with refreshments. 1. Harvest Home anniversary m.('rviees BENHIImB. -{wNl be held in Benmliier elntreh next •71uuday, October loth. Rev. J. W. Tea+n.r, Oct. 11. Miss•rtrnde Gledhill was taken ill rite maid ly with an attick of npp•n- dicitia. She was admitted no the Alex- andra hoepi Ion Tuewlay evening of last week and n .rated on the name night. Since then she a been snaking favor- able progress tow recovery. Miss Lucretia \ tone is still intlis- C ABOUT - o Good, second-hand Watc to be sold on Ten Day's Trial. Money back if not satisfied. $13.25 Waltham for 2300 " " $7.00 $10.00 15.00 Swiss 'a $7.00 - 2.50 Pocket Bens " $1.00 All others in about same proportion. Every watch will run and keep time. Money Back in Ten days if not satisfied Halsey Park WATCHMAKER R Klein Are. 2nd door east from Soeth St_ Johnston, of floln•esvilh', will breach at 11 a.m. and also at 7 p.m. Special rnu.ie will be furnished by the ks-al choir •IMI • thank -offering will Iw r'- ('t'Ire ..At Moth ,w•rvlcea. The li.'tltel anniversary was quite a sucrose.. n Splendid t atlona p oRrt'R greettel the speaker. Rev. Mr. Quinn. who tinselled two able mentions. 'olw church a -aa very ieautifully det.,rMwt. (igtoh'r opportunity Sales every Saturday M 4'ampbelt'w :Drew Stere. The first one.-t4atnr.Isy, Oeto1M'r i nth. To Men Who Care The Fit and Fashion Expertfrom tiobber- 1 i n's Ltd., Canada's Leading Tail- ors, will be at my store Thursday, Oct. 20 with a Complete Range of High Grade Materials for your winter suit or overcoat. As an Extra Special for this date only we are putting on a regular $6b.00 blue serge suiting for $4.5.00. This is guar- anteed of coarse, (only fifty snits at this figure.) Every order tailored to your measute with care and exactness for which Hobberlin's Tailoring is noted. "Let us have your order on this date." W. C. Snazel "Open on Thursday evening, October 20th.