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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-10-13, Page 12wows, mvyrr: :'] J L Saturday, Oct. 15 ; Monday, Oct. 17 ; Tuesday, Oct. I8 ; Wednesday, Oct. I9 The sale will be on every line in the store. Not only a few lines, but every line in the store will be sold at a reduction to buy your Fall and Winter Garments at a saving of to per cent. All Ready -to -Wear lines reduced to per cent. These four days will be sale day at The Colborne Store. of to per cent. on these four da s. This is an opportunity All Piece Goods Lines reduced; o per cent. WINTER ti✓OATS A wonderful range of Children's;Winter Coats at a saving of 10 Der /rent Frow the infants' bear s n coats to girls' of fourteen years. they come iu very heavy t eds in brown and 'heather mixtures. fully, lined and interlined i this season's style. 10 per cent. off. Ladies' Plush ('oats tv ' h self or fur collars. in short and three- quarter length with Ino. backs, at a reduction of 10 per cent. Ladies' cloth ('oat. with or tvith:iltt Air collar, loose back with belt which can be w ill either inside or outside the stat, large sleeves, frilly or' heal lined, and the cloths are heavy They come in doyenne, suedetie and velour,.;, in navy blue. several shades of ,rowii and and, in any. wanted size, at 10 per cent. off. An opport nity to buy your Winter ('oat cheap. DRESSES A large range of Serge Dresses in the finest of serge and trig rr eotine, alt reduced 10 per cent. Every size is represented, navy and black are the main colors. If you need a Dress in serge or trieotine buy now while the price is down 10 per cent. •s sen SILK DRESSES. 10 PER CENT. OFF }every Silk Dress in the store marked Clown 10 per cent. - They come in.navy blue, brown and black, in the season's very latest styles. It is impossible to describe these wonderful creations. They must be seen to he appreciated. 10 per cent. leas than regu- lar price. A spweeial line of Taffeta Dresses on sale at $19.50. Ile sure and see them. WOOL MIDDIES — —� F"'" f These Middies come in navy blue and red with contrasting trimming on collar and sleeves. They come in regulation or balkan style. All redueed 10 per cent. BLOUSES isvi'ra Blouse in the store reduced 10 per cent, !;c Georgette Blouses in every wanted color and the newest styles. 10 per oent. off. Hahutai Blouses in pure melte in all sizes at 10 per Dent. off. Voite Blouses 10 per cent off, • They must be seen to be appreeiated./ ri. RAINCOATS A very well selected .toe ;< ,i ladies' Raincoats in tweed effects, a in all sizer at 10 per oast. off. Ladies' Raincoats to repro,.—nt a leather coat 10. perant. off. 'Sr SKIRTS teas Striped and checked Skir,s .til reduced 10 per ant. tr Ladies' navy blue and black Serge Skirts all reduced 10 per cent. The styles are the nevre•t and the best. SEROEB, OABARDI!,ZB, POPLINS, CAaHNXI Es, ARXUZZS These cloths are all suitahie for dresses and come in navy and black, at prices much below last year valves. For the 'sale days they will. be reduced 10 per cent. Heavy Serge in navy, hlnek. taupe, grey and reds, at 10 per cent. off, suitable for -coats ;nal wits. Viyella Flannel, regular -l. i reduced 10 per Dent. In either light or dark cloths. Flannelette Blankets in eiu ,•r 12 4 or 1144, reduced 10 per cent. Wool Blankets redueed 10 per cent. Flannelettes in white or .rs reduced 10 per cent. These Flannelettes eome 36 inches wide, from 20e to 39c a yard. now reduced 10 per cent. Shirting in black and 1.1,.• with stripes and cheeks, regular 35e, 40e and 45c, reduced 10 per cent. Regular 30e Prints reduce : 10 per cent. g Regular 35c Galatea in wi.•e ground with blue or black stripes, Nor navy grouna with white s^ipes, all reduced 10 per • Dent. corroNI Sheet itigs, • plow cottons. nainsook, madapollam, eambrics and grey eottons reduced 10 per cent. for these sale days. CORSETS We carry the well known D & A Corsets. A style for every Silks, Skirtings, Plush Tams, Smallwares, etc. he; fee e wbilsaj;on. No Goods Charged at Bargain Prices Stationery for Particular People Very finest Lines Finished Note and Envelopes 35c Quire and 35c package of Envelopes Very finest Cid or Vellsa Note paper and Envelopes 25c, :1.,c and 7,0c per quire and 25c. 35c and :,(c package envelopes Regular tines of Note paper at envelopes IOc quire and Inc r package. SPECIAL THIS W - K ONLY 1 Lotus Lawn note nd envel- op,. 1": c:luireand,l:, .ck.ogc. figure in either front or back lacing. All sizes in each line. For the sale they are all reduced 10 per cent. W : WATSON'S UNDZSWZAs, 10 PER CZ$T. Olt Every Underwear garment in the store will be reduced 10 per neat. Ladies' Combinations in light, medium and heavy weight, re- t duced 10 per *eat. Ladies' Vests and Drawers in every wanted weight, with long, short or no sleeves, reduced 10 per Dent. Children's Underwear in white or natural in vests or drawers, in all sizes, reduced 10 per esat. WOOLS Monarch Down, Monarch Floss, in all colors, reduced 10 per asst. Saxony, factory end fingering yarns in black, white and grey, reduced 10 per cent. ' HOBIZRY We specialise in Hosiery. Ladies' Pure Silk Iiose in black and brown, in all sizes, at 98e a pair. This is a .wonderful bargain and remember they are pure silk. 9110. Ladies' Pure Silk Ribbed -top Hosiery 10 per sent. off. Ladies' Ribbed Hosiery in pure wool, regular $1.00, $1.10, $1.50, $2.00, I reduced 10 per cent. Ladies' PI • Cashmere Hose from 90e to $1.50, reduced in price 10 per oe - • Children's PurlWool Hose in white- or black in till sizes, re . I duced 10 per cent. \.. ,..\'.. 401116, Kid Gloves in black at tan, regular *1.90, reduced 10 per cent Ladies' C'hagaoisette Gll, s in tan, black, white and sand, regu- lar $1.00, redueed 10 per osn These Old Pictures of Father sad Nether are very .tear to you. Just bum t eu orad that your children would cherish just such pictures of lou. Stake the appointment today. The Sallows' Studio THE HYDRO STORE Use an Electric Vacuum Cleaner and your house will always be clean. Does the work quickly, quietly, efficiently and ec,norr. i Aly. WANTED A reliable, energetic salesageM for Gooer,ch and County to sell our well known FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES. etc. GOOD pay, EXCLUS- IVE territory and fres equipment. 40 Acres of Nursery Stock Oen agency is valuable for we grow the trees we sell. and deliver only high- grade stock. Writs now for terms. Pelhua Nursery Co. Toronto, Ost. 410 Acres d Nursery. En'd 40 years. See our display of iti ctric Irons, Wiggling Machines, La letc., at , THE HYDRO STORE , North Side of Square. Goderich, Ont, - CHURCH NOTES. (Green 2264, *Gamy, Ashton 167. Sr. iiT: --Vernon Willis T7E. Clara Willis 11/. Attary service's will 1.• rnn- Melvin Dickson 235. Jr. ill.—Annie nniver Moiled in goo= charit on Sunday. 203. Vats Murray 170, *Bert Nmemloer 27. by Rev. R. It. («4,rot• n. Crswllord 1 .9. h. I1.—Hugh Bennett. M. A., of (otlelte mfrs-' l'n-thyteri{tu Ruby Di; keno Crawford, F o - Imce McKenzie, Margaret Ashton, Clar- ehun'h. Toronto. ence Hoy. Forst halal—Jessie Hoy, John lbw. J. F. HeYeraft will "UUP1' the Green, Etta Quaid, Violet Ashton, Edna Pulpit in Vietoria street clntrch nett 'Crawford. Primer Class—Ernest (Yaw - ford. J:m Ashton, Benson Murray, Clif- ford Hay, Best conduct—Carman Hay- den. W. CUNNINGHAM, Teacher. a e°r'� '► COLHORNR. TcainAv, Oct. 11. —- Samuel �fcQtt nn, d lktjtiel,l. p- blieyed s vary interesting teen Moil :sr %i......rtj, on Sunday last.......,,.. will hold its Teenier meeting in the hs•ture roam on Monday, ("etcher lith. at Si ncieek. The topic will be taken by the vire-pet-+idents mks )gay Stott - dart, ausl Miss fhnul .1a1300,11. All member,' 441V ` r gIesteel :4u be . present as arrangements for the hamar and salad tea 'Will be completed. lir. Geo. Gilmore, otl Ripley, will (vneluet . spec al service to the tn- teroets of the W.M.S. land the Yonne Won:test's `1V.11.N. (.trt Ise r ('It -,'I t in Knox- church next- eightieth- mnr•Mmr. There will he a special choir of the mt•mis,r, of the Art1 Ir (.'111•1e. Iter. Jas, Ila milton, U.A., will peach in the evening. Rev. Jlr. Me1't riuid rill "14114 annivervary servi.rs la the Presbyterian church in ltipley. North street Methodist church ner- vier, text Sunda}' will bo : 1u a.m.— Classen, Mlssvlon Band and Men's ('lob, 1'he chits topic --"tiow nm wv• learn hr control nor denies 7 ' will 1.• In- to 1 u ..,n by Mr. W. 4'. I'ridham.. The morning service will be conducted by tier. Jonn.7 Hamilton, the evening set vice by the pastor. The strftje.'t of the ereufng discourse will Ire --The Present World Outlook and the King- dom of (;eel." Sunday 'sebool at 3 eiel()1i, The (;olden I.itrks Inble claw, will Mauve a slwr);,1 rally program arsl er,nlhtlly inosite the aIIIIII members of the svmgrng.141n11 to attend. sunday, saltine for his subjects : morning—'lonviet No. 1 ;" evening— "An interested tiongrt•gation and an Iags,rtrut liubject." Merrkws will he held in the 11.1514 t•hurtl, at the usual hates next Sum day. Bible school will meet at 3 pm. The R. T: P. 1'. will meet on Monday evening at 8 .ieloek and prayer ner- vier will he held On Wednesday even- ing at the same hour. The Arthur Circle Of Koos church Finding the Trouble wi'h you car is where our expert auto knowledge comes in. We don't have tp linker and try: we know just where 'the difficulty hes. Send your machine here when anything goes wrong. Then you can be lure it will be made r ht in the shortest possible time that tbotouglnesa permits. REO. WILLIAMS Mrs. Ernest Mitchell has been visiting friends at Dungannon the past week... Mr. and Mn. John Middleton visited Mrs. Middk ton's parents on Sunday Mrs. Thomas Wheeler. of N'inglum, vis- ited Zion friends on Tuesday of this week. t Mira laurel Treble and Miss Viola Alin have joined the sewing class ander the direction of Mrs. Pellow, in the Gale - rich library. :tori to the girls ! Jce Connors and A. Allen shippedip carload of cattle and hogs last weeff. Is ac Currey shipped .a carload of sheep and • car of cattle. J. H. Treble shipped a g,rload of fall wheat. ...(Mo. A. Bean lug b.,ngtot the farm bi it.nging to James 1 Howatt, one mile east e•f Auburn. Sorry to kms Mr. Bean and fatnily from our midst. Fe,w t. Steens.—The Iwdien' Aid So- ciety of North Zion Methodist church in- tend holding their annual Thanksgiving I fowl supper on the evening of November 7th. An excelk nt program will bse,•em Redmondy the Raymond Radond Concert Co. ®F COURSE you will have your picture taken this year. What better , gift; what better time? Even to -day is not . too early to arrange for a sitting. lane hie welling flays in October : at a , • , . Pi Drag atom known as Canada's gifted Prime Minister, will address a mass meeting in Goderich on the evening of Wednesday, October 19th, l be- ginning at 8 o'clock. Reserved seats for ladies. Band and Or- chestra in attendance. asetemn.in the afternoon of the same (t.nttea,ded for lea week., \, :clay at 2 p.m. the Premier will Salol. rtEPnar.—The following 1. Gm O'tcher ()pportanity Sales. Buy. leer oft unities galore. Saving op- ;serlunithw 11nprs•erletntnl. Come every SAN ay early. Why pay nvak, for a phonograph when you can get. a real "Stewart" from 115 to •$3& and a beau- tiful cabinet machi for 132 ^ Ask for demonstration a Hlacketnne's ice Record*m parlors. Agent Gennett report of the pupils of S S Nn. I, A h• speak at Clinton.-- field, for the month of September : Sr. IV. --Carman Hayden 313, Howard Quaid East Street Garage Go N 2i12. Ji'. IV. - Edna Murray 287, Ivad.)I Hoy 2112, Willie Richardson 289, (trace The Industrial Evening Classes. The committee of the Cotlegistte Ikoarl 4s greatly Mated with the won- derful strews with which their 'see- kers elanewe are ieintg taken advantage of hy the citizens of Gotk rich. The (loverttmwst organiser of women's damns in math*, millinery, ttty«,.- making and home nursing. e•a to (iodorfeh to awdret frotn Wetlnewtwy. October 3. to Friday night. October T. The results are sn gratifying that the citizens ought to know ail about It. On Monday, October 3. thaw young men enrolled In the class in matter ; maths and since then no others have joined. In the commercial claws on Moteh,y night six enrolled; on the Thursday following four more, and on Ttwtwlay, October 11. fire more, making a total or fifteen 40 date. The drtewemaking deepen began on Tuesday, October 4. and there was the splendid response of five young belie", three ' of Omen were from the hewn - ships of Gederkt and Vollmrne. On Taeaday. October 11, this ntsmher was increased hy two more, Moth of whom were from Goderlch township. The Friday afterohon class had four ladies, an of town. One yonng lady from Colborne township has wince notified 41m principal that ate will be in at, temhance on Friday\nest. 'Tibbs funkiest -the gratifying enrolment in drnnsmak- ing in the two cla*ee11 of twelve. just abont enough for one goad (Ive elem. Mins McKim, the Government organ- iser. *Mewl that Gorkerleh has ope of the most ("inattention's. beet lighted and equipped class moms in the Pmrinee— a place M•orehy of the attendant 01 more than 100. (Masse. ran 4w• lshl on any afternoon and evening In the rooms of the puddle library hawenent. • The daily papers report that In To- ronto. Oshawa. Kitchener, etc., the applk•atNs for enrolment line lap In pieties as they do et ticket colleen for sports and ennerment hills. The committee of els Go/fetich Collegiate Board would have to May therms hese new Inas dwtwk" such a 'manes* In- ternet aternet he crested in °Merk4s, You cera know one thing wherever prices go, up or down, you get most for your money when you buy Martin -Tailored Clothes Style, looks, fit, long wear, the prices1 4 consistent with what it costs to make tf „ clothes good Y ' 4Y `Int it4i F. H. MARTIN, Tailor aa. -ai►l.