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T10 SIGNAL
- GODERICH. ONT.
For Schoo
OPening
Harrogate Serge
Gold Bond Guarantee.
Sun and Sea Proof
Harrogate Serge Snits
Ready for Service or
Made to Order, $38,00
WIN1 "opularity Ever. Increasing
The Pure Deliciousnes▪ s of
IPtIAT�1
Campion • daughter
ATKINSON-At Alexandra s0 haapltal
()Weigel", un Yrlday, August 25t1t,
1022, to Mr. and Mrs. Glenville At-
kinson, of Hayfield, a sun.
I.F;SSI.IF:---Ou Thursday, August 24,
at tlw Alexandra Marine •nd Gen-
eral Hospital, Gexlerlch, to Mr. and
Mrs, E. V, L as'ie. a on.
DIED
MURi'HY-In Getter l•th. on Friday.
August 25th, 1922. Oliver Henry
Murphy. In his 17th year.
Boys' Suits at $5.95 and $6.75
Clearing lines -about 25 in the lot -good strong tweeds,
well tailored.
Sizes 26 to 29
Sizes-30-W-34'-.1-1-
tzea $6.75
Come early and get the best choice.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Bring Your Films to Us
for
Developing
Printing and
Enlarging
GOOD SERVICE
All size Films carried in
stock.
The Reaall Store
red;'
H. C. Dunlop
P`sae 1 Bedford Block
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- Are You
one of those Automobile
owners who realize that
the mechanism of your
d.licata and needs
the scientific skill and tech-
nical work of an expert
w h o understands all
makes and every branch of
Automobile Repairing ?
Then you will not want to
trust your machine to
bungling amateurs and
you will be glad to keep
our address.
Reg. Williams
East St. Garage Phone 243
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ST. AUGUSTINE
ST. AI'GI'STINE, Aug 29.. Mrs.
Grady, of Toronto. visited at Mrs. J.
Thompson's last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Spencer and daugh-
ters, Mary and Ethel. of Hart, Michi-
gan. visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Mrs. Stafford and son MMheel. of
Gnd•rlch, ap.nt the week end with
friends here.
Mrs. Jefferson and son Gordon. via -
Ord Guelph friends last week.
Mrs. John Hamilton, of Shakespeare,
is visiting at William McAllister's this
week;
Mr. and Mrs Harry Herold. of
Stratford, visited in this vicinity Last
week,
Mr. X. McLean, of Auburn, thresh-
ed for a =ober of farmers in this
vicinity last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shanahan and
Mr. and ;Les. Charles and Mises Anna
Shanahan. ofIntoe. spent the week
end at Mr. J. $oyle's,
AUBURN
At'BI'RN. Aug. 30.- Mr, Norman
Match has returned to his position as
operator near Medicine Hat, Aiherta,
after speeding his holidays with his
parents
Mrs. 0. Wenzel. and daughter, Mrs.
Matthews, }I,•
,and child, of sp•le:, are
visiting relatives here this week.
Robert Scott has finished repairing
the [lam and is now able to do chop-
ping while you watt.
Mr. John Cook and family and Mrs.
Rhode. leave for their home in London
the end of this week, after a month's
visit, Come back again to the Malt.
land Banks!
Give A Remembrance That Luta
A Picture
We have a splendid selection to
show you. Also all the new Pic-
ture Frame Mouldings.
Smith's Art Store
Str
East eet Phase 198
Belfast baseball team and a large
number of fans came over on Monday
night to play with Auburn boys, Ther♦p
teams are tied 1n games won in ilii
Mnitland League. Atttikre„atarted night
and 'shared Toici mor in each of the
first two Innings while Belfast scored
one, and atter that it was a sure wia
for Auburn 18 to Belfast 5. Auburn
gore to Belfast on Friday [tight for
the teetotal game. Good luck, boys.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The weathers of the Country Women's
Club were very pleasantly entertaiued
for the August meeting at .the home
of Mn. Groves. The Secretary reported
that 060.00' had been made at the sale
and tea held in July. Instead of the ny.
mil program Mrs. Groves' sister Mrs,
Shute. who is visiting with her, gave
a moat Interesting talk about India,
where she had lived for some time. • •
BELFAST
BELFAST. Aug 31 -Master George
Topp has returued to his home in Tor-
onto.
Miss ida Felce is spending her vac -
cation in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee, of (`oiling-
woxL visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ralph
Nixon during the past week.
Moue Pearl and Carl liners. of Kin -
lough, are visiting at Frank Irwin's.
Miss Irene Brunt returned to her
home in Winnipeg.
Miss Mary Philips is visiting wth
her sister. Mrs, Thomas Ferguson
Mr. John Kilpatrick and Mtsa Violet
Kilpatrick. visited in this burgeon Sun-
day.
Friday evening, a ball game between
Auburn and Belfast at Belfast.
The hall game between Belfast and
Auburn which was played Monday
evening resulted In a victory for Au.
burn. The score was 1:.-5.
BAYFIELD
BA1FIELH. Amt. 2•. -At high noon
on Wednesday. August 11th. the mar-
riage took place at Trinity church of
Muriel Christine. slaughter of Mr. and
Mn. George King. to Mr. Morley C.
HartThe rector of the church. Rey. R.
C. Pitts, officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Hart
will reside In Toronto. where Mr. hart
1s aastataut master is Clinton street
school,
A painful accident befell lir. Andrew
Sturgeon one day recently woken he
was knocked down by an automobile
and narrowly escaped being killed. He
will ixe eai.l up for some time.
The .Jammer welding of Mr. and
Mrs. J 11 Wilson. of Itttethelalr. M.
formerly of Rayfield. watt celebrated at
their home on June 5th. lir. and Mrs.
Wilson went West from Bayfield forty-
two years ago. They hare eight child-
ren living. all of whom are in the
West There are also twenty-six gra awl_
Millilren and eleven greet grand child_
ren. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson art both
enjoying, good health.
On Sunday, August 4(hh. the Metho-
dist church of the village held Its an-
niversary servi owe when Rev. R. Ful.
ton Irwin, of Seatorth. delivered two
splendid addresses.
FALL FAiRS
Miss Craig Sept. 21 and 28
Aylmer ‚Sept. 6. 7 and It
Bayfield 4ept. 26 and 27.
Blyth 4ept. 25 and 29
Brussels Sept. 14 and 13
Chestey Sept. 28 and 28
NatursiLeaf Green Tea is recognised.
sus the tremendous Increase In the de-
mand for It shows.
jry it to -day You will like it
Y.eca
il4 r%n •.•
Klscn rd i ae w ... Sept. 21 and 22
Sept. 23 and 28
Sept. 21 and 22
wept 9-16
Sept. 2. and 29
Sept. s and 29
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Kttrht.io
Lletliu,•1
London
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Lucknow
Wive' ton
FOR SERVICE
FOR SERVICE.- A PEDIGREED
Yorkshire Boar. Terms $1.25 cash,
or$1.30 otherwise. G. L, GROSS. lot
28 Maitland Concession. Colborne. 3t
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE OF IN ACRE
farm. Following instructions from
Mr. (William J. Melntyre. i will offer
for wale by public *action on Tueselny.
the 12th day of September next, at 2
o'clock pm . on the premiers. he num-
ber 2, In the 9th ooneeslon. W. D. of
the town -hip at Colborne in the ('nun-
ty of Hunan. costalning acre hutsdrwl
acres. This farm M situated about half
way between Carlow and Nile. The
building. coedit of largo frame!'
house 1 1.2 wed 1 stores anal frame
tars fig) Get i Se feet in fair ayuxll- i
tion. _There Is a very valnable spring
creek which rums through •!w corner
of tie farm and is close to acid build-
lnys,
There are two small orchards
and about seven or right Aeree of
woodland. The soil Is'of tom very hest.
clay loam and the land is kn.e*e'ellent
condition. e- the greater reef of it has
been la 4..1 for years.
Team. -The said property will 1►e
offend for ..ale subject to •■ reserved
bid. The 1,,rehaser shall, at the time
of sale, lay a deposit of 10 per cent.
of tis purshase money and Nall pay
the remainder of the purchase money
in thirty days thereafter without In-
terest wh,•n pssesslan may be given.
Further particulars and condition of
sale will to made known at the time
of :ale, and in the meantime. may he
had from MR. THOMAS McINTYRE.
Dungannon 1'. 0, and the undersigned.
Dated at Goderleh this 29th day of
Augwst, 1 U. 11r22
TBiO'IAi tit'NDRI. Auctioneer.
PIBIJC NOTICE
VOTERS' LIST NOTICE, 12!2.
• \lunicilaality of the Town of Oode.
rich. County of Huron.
Notice is hereby given that I hare
transmitted or delivered to the persons
mentioned iu Section 9 of the Ontario
Voters. list Act the copies required
by said sections to be so transmitted
or delivered of the► list, made pursuant
to said Act. of all persons apparing
by the last revised assessment roll of
the said Municipality to be entitled to
vote In the said Muni( 'polity at Elise
tions for Members of the Legislative
Assembly and at Municipal Elections
and that the said list was first pest -
ed nn at my office in the TOAD Hall,
G.alerlch. on the 21st day of August,
1922, mud remains there for inspection.
.(axl I hereby call upon all voters to
take immediate proceeding to have any
ernes or omissions corrected accord-
ing to law.
Dated at Goderleh this 31st day Au.
gust. 192'.
1. I., KNOX, Town Clerk.
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LISTNO1C>R 11022-
liun llty of the Towaidtlp of
Wear Waaraneeh. County of Huron.
Motiee is hereby given that I have
ttlansmttted or (lelvered to the persons
aentl.ned 1n section 1n of the Ontario
Voter Limes Aet the copies requireed
by sal/ section to be so transmitted ur
delivered the let, made pursuant to
said Act. ell au teI1.ons appearing by
the last zliwlasd War.+ment roll of the
aid municipality to he entitled to cote
Hi the malt bfaillieipauty at eTection+
far members of the Legislative As-
allmbly DLitt municipal elections: and
Oat thi. saki Inst wan first posted up
et my office to West Wawanosh on
the list day of August. 1922. and re -1
main. there for Inspection.
AM I hereby all upon all voters
to take 'immediate proceedings to have
any errors or omission correete¢ ace;
cording CO law.
Dated tits 24th dr. of Anmuat. 1922
1V. J. THOMPSON,Township Clerk
IJSGAL
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G. CAMERON. IL C. RAR4RI5-
lll TER, Solicitor, notary public.
()Mee Hamilton street, Oakerich, third
door from Square. Trust fuada W
loan at lowest rates
peouoroUT. KILLORAN a
HOLMES,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NO-
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC,
Otflce ou the Square, second door
from Hampton street, (ludericb.
Private foods to loan at lowest
rates
W. Proudtuot, K. C. J. L Killoran,
Dudley K. Holmes.
CHARLES UARROW, L L B. BATF
HIS4'ILR, attorney, solicitor, ete
0611llftfb. 'Woe? )caned et Wwest
rates.
INMAR. BARRISTER, SOL-
-1°
OL1111 ICITOI, Notary public and con-
veyancer, Once -Court House, Oodie
rich.
Rape R Haps
11.aat,rgrw, En.
R.C. HAYS-R.O. HAYS, .1a., LA.
Hamilton St., Goderich
AUCTIONERRINO.
1. M. STALKER. AL'CTiONEEE
for household effects farm stock,
etc.. for the County of Huron,
Address an communications to J. M.
STALKER, Auburn 1', 0. 44-tf
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Our New Fall Stock
• Is Here in Splendid Array
Here you will find the moat exclusive styles. ma-
terials and workmanship that can be produced.
and beat of all, our prices are just what you have
waited for.
A few items of the many for Special Mention.
Velour Coats -
- Finest quality Velour Coats, in rich shales of rein-
deer, filbert, cordovan, nubian, brown, and mauy other
new shades, with splendid beaverine collars and cutis,
and handsomely embroidered. Some fringed, others
tasseled. Beautifully lined throughout. Prices rang-
ing 221.50 tip to 852.00.
English Burberry Coats
Exceptional values. Prices ranging from 116.50 to
627.50.
Also a new shipment of snappy English Burberry
find Velour Coats for the juniors. Attractive pikes,
from 815.50 to 118.50.
Dresses
Dresses in the newest shades and designs. Canton,
crepes, silks and chartreuse, homespun, tricotine and
many other materials at prices to suit all purses.
Exclusive Millinery
-- --Produced and chosen by millinery artists to snit the
most artistic taste.., Hats for the juniors and the ladies.
Prices ranging from112.25 to 87.95.
The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -War Co,
Office and Factory: 64 Temperance Street, Torooto,Oot.
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FOR SALE
BUILDING LOT FOR ItA1.R,_014
Brock street. Moat be void withka
the seat few weeks Make offer is
MRF. THOMAS MWRENBIE, Vie.
torte Sorest, Ooderkh, or to W. A,
•WIf1Trby, SUS Oak street, New
Orleans. La. tact
rOR 8AL10.-NO. 1 XXXXX B. (,
I shingles at McQaw station at
lowest prices. ROBERTSON AND
TREBLE. R. R. No. Q Ooderlch. tt
LOUR BALE. -A QUANTITY OF 2 IN,
1 by 10 In. and 2 in. by 8 In. Joists,
different lengths, also 2 In. by 4 in.
maantling. Will 1» sold at redueved
prises. JOHN J. GRAHAM. Cambria
road, Box 678, Ooderkb.
rot SALE IBo eevErl-
[room, prtwed brkk hoose for sale.
Erected this season; Just ready to be
ooeupled. Two minute's walk from
Square. Apply 0, 1'. OOULD, Market
street. It
BARN FOR SALE. -Nile FEET
Apply to ARTHUR FISHER, K
R. No, 4. ooderich. (Colborne Munk.
Ipal Telephone 124). 31
ARTICLES FOR SALE
COR SALE -UPRIGHT PIANO, MA-
boeany; Pathepbone, labogany,
both almost new; three-pkre mahog-
any parlor suite, china cabinet, two
Axminster rugs, 9:10%. Gray Hurt
touring car, driven only 6,300 miles. All
bargains for quick sale as I am rear•
lag town. Apply to F. H. MARTIN, Tb.
Square, Ooderkh.
WAN SD
WANTRD-GIRL OR WOMAN TO
look after two children during day
MIt$. It. H. McCRKATH, Meue..•tang
Park. Phone 351.
WANTED -WOMAN TO ASSIST IN
general housework for family ,f
thaw. MRS. MET[ ALE. Bayed 1. lh,t.
1I.O0T OR FOUND
FOUND --A ROB& -OWNER MAT
a have same upon paying for ad. and
proving property. FRED T. CR.(IGIE,
Godeteich. gimp.
LOST. -A Pc*PLE time ScAar
with green blas. on the Square of
vicinity on Tbunalay, August 24th.
Finder please leave at THE SIGNAL
Dt'FI('F and receive reward.
LOST -THE • SUM OF FiFT1' DOJ.
lars--two twenty dollar bills and
one ten. Finder please leave •t THE
SIGNAL OF'FI('B and revive re-
ward. _
LOST. --AN ALTO LICENSE 1NI N-
igr-14f1t3.- .on ..�t••In..slar
somewhere between Clinton and 1.041"
rich. Finder please have rat THP!
$l(INAL
CARD OF T1413414$ -
CAIRD OF THANKS -ML ANi) NRbi,
T. T. Murphy and fawiiy wish to
take this opportunity or. .revs^ -Ing
their slrxwre thank« to the friends and
ueighlsors for their sympwthy anal
kindite.0 during their recent bereave
went In the loss of their sem. Oliver
Henry- -
MUSIC -
PL4NOB TUNED -APPLY TO C.V.
HENRY, Musk Studio, north side
rat Square. ff
puPILE TAKEN IN VO('AL .ANL)
in.trunxental music For frill
particulars apply to Miss EMMA J.
l'ouraoyer, at the residence of firs.
James Foley. Victoria street.
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COATS -dome in and see the Season's Latest Models and Shades in
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We Invite You
showing of new Fall Apparel comprises some of the smartest models in Coats, Suits and Dresses that we have
i seen in recent yews. ' Many new style features have appeared that will make this season individual.
We invite you to make this
Store your Headquarters for
Fair Days. Come and see
the showing of New Fall
Goods, leave your parcels and
use our Rest Room.
SCHOOL OPENING NEEDS FOR BOYS ANB GIRLS ARE READY
School Dresses
10 only girl's navy blue serge
Dresses, with red or blue
trimming, pleated skirts. In
ages 8, 10, 12. To dear, each
School Sweaters
Girls' and boys' Wool Sweat-
ers, in navy, maroon, grey,
with military and sailor shawl
collars, in sizes 24 to 84.
$2.95, $2.25, 98c
Fine rib school Stockings, in
black, brows and Cream,
This is a vlendid stocking for
school. All sizes. Special price
Boys' pare wool jerseys, with
button !boulder, in brown,
navy, cardinal and maroon.
In 3 lots.
$1.39, $l.49, $1.69
Boys' Hose
Strong, bard -wearing black
cotton rib school Stockings, in
all sizes, 6 1-2 to 10. Spacial
school opening price
30c pair
Fair Days Special
Silk, Serge and Tricotine
Dresses that have just arriv-
ed. In the season's latest
stylet. On special display
Fair Days.
$16.50
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