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THE SIGNAL, •
GODERICH, ONT.
Thursday, f oto er 4th. 1u2$ -T '.
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Two gw►«r. sis.s.711s and $1.50 -
CAMPBELL'S DRUG ,STORE
Irr1a 90 -The Squwe fioderich
PERSONAL MENTION
N. W. Trew•artha, Y P.1'., was in
town ou Tuesday.
Miss ivy Eltott spent the week -end
with friends in Milverton.
Miss Gladys, Murray 1a attending
London Nortual School this year.
Miss Sadie Mountain visited with
Luekuow Meads durlug the {Mist
week.
MIM. Jean Tom, or New Turk. le
the guest of her {arenta, Mr. and Mra.
J. E. Tom.
Miss Vera Wi'sou has lwen hoi4ay
Ing with Detroit friends during the
past few days.
Ru•nud Walker amt -Jim Ryan hare
goue to Detroit where they have se-
cured posltioua.
Mr. Alex Saunders retuned from
a two weeks' business trip to Montreal
and other points.
s Swii .. y of Vancouver, B.C.
t � Ith hl. brother,
l•
nITWLrs. E.
Mr. Fred Ju 18th.
Pimp -on are vl.itiag at Mrs. Priee's.
Fas[ KIrev t, this week.
. Miss Martha Bn. e. who stent the
Wtnimer iu Gish -rich with her sister.
Mrs. .1. H. Colborne. returned to
Washington on Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Jeffrey. from
seer Port Elgin. were visitors at the
W. MacDonald -
ELECTRICIAN
In town this work from an extended Inquest Is Adjourned.I Drew. The aywaathy of a large circle
tour abroad. He visited the principal The enquiry into the death of Rus- of frleuds is extended to thoae so sud-
eltle. in England. Ireland. Scotland, eel IieKay. five-year-old eon of Mr. deulp Iereevtd
and Wale's. He also had the pleasure and Mrs. S. G. )leKii . Cameron street,
of seeing the King and Queen with which oc'c'urred ou Sunday afternoon
Prince George at Balmoral castle. due to Internal Injuries when be was
during n motet trip from Aberdeen to amuck b7 a ear awned by Oscar Win-
liraemar along the banks of the River- mill, was adjourned atter a prellmin-
Itee. ary hearing on Monday morning until
Wednesday' evening. lk'tober 10th. The
Ladies' Aid Basaar.. Deceabar 0th. Inquest is ts•Ing condnr•ted by ('town
--Knox church. t-- -__._ - _ _ .�- - It 4Llurue7 CIUs eget. K.L , buaers
Coroner Ar. A C. Hunter. Dr. W. F.
Callow cotrdu,cted the -post taortein.'
Field Day. Wisher Mb.
G.C.I. Field Day will be observed
on Friday, October 5th. The events
will take place et Agricultural Park.
beginning at 11-111- -' There Will be
the usual program for the boys and
girls leading to the competition for
the live different medals. In the af-
ternoon. a return baseball match will
he played with Blyth. As the. Q.C.I.
won the tirst game at Blytb there
should be ceuislderahle interest in the
game here on Friday of this weak.
incur of Mr. Thu. Ilu.akiug. over gun- The IV.(',T.i'. will hold Its regular
any. Mr, Jeffrey is a .f.t.•r of Mr,, meeting on Mon(fay, OcWber 8th, at
flunking. , 4 pm.. lu Temieranc•e Hall. WLI1 the
Mime Maud Watwu, of 'r wont.) and fried 1. of temperance please come?-
• Mr. 1' W. Watson; of New York. werePress Supt.
among the relatives -from outside Special Optical Offer.
points who attended the funeral of the liixh grate gold -tilled spectacles and
late John Stratton. eye glasses with lest flat spherical Miss Lillian Heiner..1 the 11. C. 1.
I Mtn. L Sherwood. of New York letaw•.s for only $4 nal. All other .tyle staff, hieing the newly elexete.l proexl-
1'ay. who had been rlsltiue bet moth- of frames and lenses at lowest pricer dent. and. Miss Margaret Wilson. we-
er. )Ir-. Thos. Husking, during the
'pest few week-. has returned to New
York to resume her duties'.
Mr. W. A. cuulthur.t's many friends
will le glad to learn that he is grain•
el y recovering from .hie recent lllueee
er,d ix now able to resume hie. regular
!work le. the railway Mil ierrIce
•
('hlldren'a tld Society.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Children's Aid Soder, was held un
Tuesday afternoon. The superintend-
ent. Mr. G. M. Elliott. led in the die
eusslou of a number of cases dealt
with by the society duringethe past
month Ind mentioned the fax* that of
the ten children now in the Shelter
the society would be plessed.to secure
homes for at least three or four [toys
luV""1r'd• and girls in the war future. The tress-
C4rntap etree•t ,-Methodist church. urer, Sheriff R. G. Reynolds, was In -
Toronto. bra• the seen. of a pretty structed to borrow the sum ?'�.1�0� to
weddiag on Th.treday. September 20th carry on the business of the society
when Mi.. Marie Lord, daughtersof until the December session of the
Mr. and -ors. Welter Lord.. George county council. A number of accounts
street, was United in marriage to Mr. totalling 8304 were pn.sed. including
Stanley, 11.44, -4,-. non -of lire atn4a4"uanee of $hel
and Mrs. Rn -s.4 II. d, of Gbderic-h. $ 11.(N: superintendent's expense se -
Mr. and Mrs. Recd were tuwu last count. 814.02; Alexandra Hospitale op -
week on their honeymoon attd,, were eratlun on ward of society. $7.00; gap,
guests at the weeding of the for.. lits for-4igtfon at Shelter. 834. The
stater, Miss' Ati.t. Refit, t - ate of lite annual meeting was flied
iPridhani. Mr. 11144 la with the Bell fdr-Tueeday, November Tth. at the
Telephone Company. in the Qnen Sheltr .,The following contributions
n
City. have hoe vetetvcd recently: Ashfield,
--•.-___ l'.F.W.O., $10.0114 Klutall branch, Wu -
Basketball .1ssoela(ien Reorganirei• men's Institute. tt1ft4tn: air-. Johnston
TIte Hunsa Collegiate Girls' Basket- t I Auburn 1. Mrs. 1lir.1-Ptreng and Miss
hall Annociattou has It en reorganised. Lottie Bentley.. 82.0(1 twch; Mrs
!Menne.: IGort'1e1 aril Mi.. Joale Saun-
',ders. $4110 each. •
t,rwey and Mrs. Dewey
land. Mr. aril Mrs. A'ex Gehaldeatoa Bishop Williams. Decorated.
were in Patme•r•ton lest Friday even- Rt Her. David Williams, D.D..
ling. attonding the Induction of Rev. Bishop of Huron. chairman of - the
I W. ;James into the pastorate of the- mleslonary society of the ('hureh of
Ilambt church there. England in Canada. which Rave Pitt
Mr. and Mr.. W. E. Dunnadge, of nal rid ti the starving people of
4 Lundin, spent their honeymoon with China during the famine that visited
t#Ir. andairs..' 11. Raaf. Mr. Dun- china a year agt ins' been nutlike'
Midge is a former (k.lerlr•h bay. while by the Pekin. Government titan ttfp
Mrs. Linunadge Iefore her marriage ,;Republic of (ulna hat 'been ponsed
wit. i.i Fera fatnhlen. if Galt. to decorate him for the part he had
Mr.' George H. Nairn. of Windsor. in the rendrrittg nt assistance to the
has leen appointed Knptrrieor of the people of that country.
chain Rr.xery stores of llatlluuz k Bishop William. 1. well known In
'Parent. who operate in the Border Gaslerlch through his dioeesen visits
1'tticr,---els.-Nairn is a former Gods.- - e-- $t- G.orge's e•b+reek.- - -
rich boys and a bmth•r of Mr. C. A. ' •
talcs. Kesya street. Gate to National Dalry Sem.
1 Mr. H. j... Bamford. of Portage to
Prairie. Manitoba. has had his appll- The Kincardine Reporter announces
Eye." examined by Mr. Mattison, for- retary. Hiss leets Wioleumhc ix.„the by. H. R. Thornlor. Reeelses (all.
mercy optical .alert for Kents, Tor- G. C. 1. representative on The assoela- I
The tulluwing Item. taken from the
onto, and Inter for Henry Morgan & tion executive. The first rotted draw London Advertl•er. refers to RPV. H.
Co.. Montreal. The best uptieal work for hone
et home glome. hal been 'E Tomainoh
•. wo is well known iu
made as fol •'weal (:oderkh v.. Blyth: , (;,slerleb. haviug o(e fitted the pulpit
Sea forth r. Mitchell. and 1'lluton rs of Knox chore h on severe' uetaAunx.
Exeter. The G. C: 1. qulntette Is pea Mrs. Thoruhi Is. a daughter- of Mr.
tiding iI jbt"IA': th.• eoy0ht"g '41". I stn Mrs. .15a. McMann.- - --
Hooter in ms•{wratlon for the drat
match with tpyth rytrty next 'week. "Savo Itrrlert E. PresbyTharulterian
pastor
Clinton corr.-1 off 1Iret honors In the "' Alma street Prrabyte (int church,
luno present mode• for far the iwomlon
emaciation lint year. '
11•r,•gby[rry, has'Art-elven a .ell tlnm
cMen church. at Nineare Fella.
Catholic Wetnaetis i.Ytglre -.ale of alai ha.-ttie acceptance of the ,•.11 tin -
home baking.'Satuni»)i, 1ktoler tail-, der .••.nsideratlon. The call to Mr.
3 to T, at- British Exchange Hotel. Tboru'i.e was unwdtciteri. and was
nil doulr the outcome of two sermon
Reeve D. A. Uudsay Dies Suddenly. ! P ga�ar I IT Mr. hunch lead le in the
a recent
Galerlrh ,township was deeply • ,.mon- preached in his own church,
shocked on Monday afternoon by the ;a;;(,nded by it delegstien (rum the Cn-
death. dee-.GiJumrt failure. of Darbl lert-'ehurch: Ten other'-tainlsters were
Albert Lindsay. in ht. Mrty-ninth year.. ieard.. At a congregational meeting a
Mr. Lindsay who had (sten reeve tit tote was taken. anti' Mr. Thoruloe te-
tte township 'sine'. --laniary haat. was ,y,ived a grout majortrc'ot 11,• "Re.
calling on his sister -In-law. Mrs. Bar-
rett. at Holme t-iltr, just prior to at torate. Alma church lona made great
tending a nutting of the tuwnehlp {,Hoer. ss, installing a new orRai,:' clad
eounef When death overtook him s,
to he ohtatuett and at moderate prices.
Three dart only. Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. (4•tui.e•r 14, 10. 20. Gime
nerdy. Smith's Art Store. tloderlih
'cation sr -septet! for tbs 110witi0n 1,1 or- that representative-. of the Ihomtulnn suddenly. The nag at the Court Hone.
Sankt- and chair leader of L1stuwel Government hare seleettel Mr. L. B. flew at half mast Wednesday after.
MtthoIlat claim:[. Mr- Bamford is aRPId'.-'Wtae whining junior• year!Ing noon. as a fitting tritntte• to the de-
' hfcrti-lei sir Mr-. R. It: 1tws esti iii
at oJ l'HottItsli rattfor the National i►atry crams -41. - lite mi•mts•rs of the eosin')
well ktmwn iu Gorl••rieh. -Show at itv ener. N.Y. Tills bull calf euun ll were notified by clerk Holman
Mr. and Mrs. George Burling and was first and\iunior champion at Line., in order that a full represientati.n ,f
Easy 11'aihing Machines three children, left town on Monday 4400. He war Lso a winner at the, that hotly might attend the funeral
of orison ,to take up their resmen.,.._i_( anndlan Nati n)t l Exhdblth,n. at Tut_ _eon:iae. which -was held en Alydie.•-
National noel Moffatt In Stratford. Mr. Burling who played Icubo. Ile has (tcAln sold' for a handl- 1.I:ty aftern.s,nfrom the decreased'e Lee
first tinse for the Purity Flour beer come figure. to 1 - leered -otter the residence, itayfeld line -to t'llrmoi
Ranges. / heli 1: -nm during, the past two .ea- , Syracuse show: . dam. also tend
..ens. lits many friends in town• who by Mr 1.. 11. R(T.. w . &atn--T n i'Taii
w;.A him sue''''' with the 1 li-ti.• [qty of sixteen. Mr. Reid t' serval oth-
Telephone 174w nine, ler lucree itt the Eahih i ti Ter own-
--- - ,i Bev. Father Wm ,S�.haniboa arrived,, 0'r of this high -eines stat - a eau of
_ 1 Mr R. H Reid, of Coder
Ted the Four Branches of
Oar Business
Cleaning Rpairing
Pressing Spacial Omer
Clothing
There's w,methin r for von to
gain by doings ,.
Unexcelled Service
W. C. SNAZEL
CLEANING and PRESSING
Phone 339 South :-ideSquare
Be Fortunate
11 you have a rood Photograph
of every member of your fan -
Sly -you are fortunate.
If your famly has not a Gond
Photograph of you -they ate
unfortunate.
Make arrangements for a sitting
now.
J. T. FELL
Music Lovers !
Did you ever hear Caruso
laugh,and sob to a beautiful
orchestra accompaniment
Hear " The Lament " from
Pagliacci, it is one of his
masterpieces.. -
You will come in with the
intention of spending five
minutes and find out how
quickly an hour has passed.
THE STORE IS OPEN EVENINGS
r.
H. E. Jenner.
EAST STREET GARAGE
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
Having
Garage
bought out- the business of the East Street
and taken possession, 1 am prepared for all
sorts of Repair Work.
Service and Supplies
for all make of cars, Gas, Oils, etc.
EXPERT MECHANIC FOR REPAIR WORK
cemetery.
Bussell McKay Fatally Injured.
While pinytntt with.'b1s rleyele ',n
front of lila boit.•..,it ('•,weron straw!
last Sunday afu•riteanr'lithe !hostel
I Mi -Kay. •five -year -.4.1 Mon of Mr and
Carrie -Wright. Mrs. Simon G. )l•Kay, was etrt•k by
A very pretty wedding took .l at an abtotn,ldle ,[riven by ([scar Win -
Victoria street parsonage, ou S ,- in. mill, and -Bitot of. internal Injuries at
tier 27th, when MIs. Hilda Wr - t. 7.30 p.m. I:aaMea his parents. tti4. lit -
of Moosejaw, Sask.. was nutted tie chap 'rates to molten 111. door three
marriage to Mr. Samuel Currie. staters and one trmther. lidsei fled,•,
t'ott,orn.• township. The intere..tin•' McKay. of London. and George. Ailes••i
ceremony was performed by Bev. J. tat Mary, at home. The funeral eel'
. W. Halley ALA.. -in. Lite pre. >, . id on We011lt illi s 1114Inin:
numerous gtteesM. Atter tot ceremony f St. Peter. church to • the Catli-
n wedding dinner was served at the •elk cemetery In Colborne township.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm R..o.•. Rev. 'other P. J. (Innen s.tng requiem
I',Inierston street. Very iutcrest i1_ high .'-s and °Mleiatel ..t the grave-
side. 1 e pallbearer.` were Teddy
griffin, Terrance Hu-sey. Ellwood Nev-
ins aml Teddy Ry.0 The many bean-
fifnl floral 4, ihutet and the large at-
ehnreh seri. a evi-
and appropr'pte speeches -were- mad
by the teflon. greate and hearti
well wishes extended to the hap, t
enup:e. Mr. roar Mrs. . Carrie ),
make their -home in Detroit. •1'urlatxe qt
dotted We .y
A.prafessor in:h..(?nlverslty ..f Vir- it .with fire d
•
gJnia was on the eve of a trip tirILW-'.pei-•`wn.ldenly w
nl'e. to 1e ale ttt-tWayears. air i let -
and rather harn.wing tones he made iR.reatlatt at Nerih treesP e.
hat farewell address to his clash: - 1 A ,•harming rec'ep took Ware fit
"Yea.. I am :,lstt 10 part with you. !the North street parson, e. or Fridai
This 1. more t h.ni' dlhtresatntt to me. 1 art.:uo tn. when Mrs Reev. t J. k:
Would that there was a wlnd,.,v in my ( Holo, -., .ts4.,(rs. W. He . reeti•e.f
breast. •my tleitr Luys, that yin[ mightthemany guests In the dra hag room.ansa: the innertoott tree ie of my I lonelv.y with- gttdntitles of ant in now -
heart." - :. r . Mi -s Mary Howell stag 1 the
- A ;ttipling to the rear. vise% the visitors to the tett rani,. beautifully
happy thougi,t. shouted: ,d o,rated with mauve dowers and
"Profeasor. would A 4' 4 in t:a•' i4at:,11. stick., where Mrs. J. W. Moore
storaeh do?" • - and Mrs. D. 1). Gray presided over
_.1 Ps- t7TTie .. tL'RFho7rm a r
A• very i.retty flan,. age elven. on too- were Mrs. E. C. Robertson and
Wednesday night if lag week at the Mi-- i.. Herr. while little Alma[ How=
home ot'Mr. and Mr- Janne. 1.. dill--rti-=.o4 ()live Westbrook trade &slaty
loran, In honor of their nt.,. Miss fl.,.r attendants. In the erenlug. Her.
Kathleen Murphy. ..d Vanctrnrer. i41r. Helmets s%td Mrs. Pinelnir meets-,
Those isr 'ut were•. \lies carol .Firm-�id with Mrs. Holmes, white Mr.. M:
Ing. MI-. ih,rnthy Ialeksnu, jrlt+s'(►II,-e W. Howell and Mrs. J. H. Collsonae
Allen. Arra. Harr, .1. litrfekler. )Ile poured tea. The tea assistants were
Edith 1A7lllams. Miss G':Ida- .E'Ied,I. Mi -s M. Bailie and lits. P. Mooney.
Slim 1caa .AimTa�h3'; LnirtntrTla
Wade. Mies Gla,l'.s tlnnite. Miss tiler. tool Mr. Frani Holmes rendentd most•
Hay -. Wm Doris Hays. ills -'-Eleanor !cal s'ec'tions. Mrs. RRolm,., w111 re-
alty Mr. T. III. Kidd. Mr. I:. L. Kele jeeiv,• the fourth Friday of .the month.
ly. Mr. Leighton AAa lker. Capt. 'Brown-
field. Dr. Graham. Mr, C. Powe. Mr. '1'lte late Mew. J. PcnllethwaiM.
l%s.•ar Ftemltit AIr wilt sturdy.Hr
Phil. Carey. Mr.. S. -M111.. 11r. M. Me- Thi• death ort•nrre.l on Punchy. Sep-
Tnggert and Mr. Gurdon Haps. The
.ptettdld mirk supplied by al1M Gene
Connor wax s-'ry nneh appreetated by
the pleats.
remalelling the indole itt the t•hnreb
We Thank You
As before, Dollar Drys have been with us a
decided success and of mutual benefit to all
- concerned., Real bars make for, satisfied
customers. Our aim ie j%ways to Rlar tle-
We carry a full stock. in-il ines of Ladies'
and Men's West,, Call on nriiany time you
t.
are in town.
A. CORNFIELD
West Side of Square
GODERICH
church. and, us such was a faithful
attendant up_bnttl the
laid aside hr hire+•. The funeral
was hell hast WNneselay afternoon to
Clinton cern. -ry, the aerv-h. ' being
conducted by 41es-'a...Ws {a -tor.. Rev.
R. C. Mete -mid. The pallbearers were
four nephews. Messrs. William Cook.
of Colborne. be -kart Cress, William
Coeak 'and, John Ctok. all of Clinton.
The many and h.•autltut floral tri --
butes. together with the, large attend-
ance at the funeral. ineltwling friends
and former neighbors in Arehart(' and
Goderieh tewnehips. testified to the
high regard for the dctilrted. and !h p-
syntnprthv with' those bereaved. Those
present from out -.d -town for the fun-
eral 'winded: Mr. Aahu.• • Gordon.;
Messrs. Fred. Harry and Jcse1.h l'et..k: i
Mr+. r1.kere. Mr.. Roland reek. of
Blyth; Mrs, Isabel Brigham. of ilea-
.all tan aunt of the de•ea'•ed.. and
Mrs. Thema(: Fargltiar, also ..f lien.
to provide Sunday *hoot tceomm.la- soli
tion. Mr. Thorn's* still not make :any
decision in the nmtte: of his cull until
after the meeting of the Lotidott Pre.-
hytery un aetot•er 4111. in the inter -
vat be will have titer to disenen the
Matter with hta out, •todgvegatien. Tie
T'nlon ehurtit was or tie ph:Me r,
In the movement ter church uulen. i.• -
Ing In hetet a new-•hur.•ti ereebe.l by
rho tltrre .coarreeyp.tt..nr rnlbr.Ueliting
the denomination. „f the Fella."
The Late Mrs. James Gorden
After 'a lingering Mho.. extending
over a penis' of shooed two years.
death came ,ai't1at,•lny of I:,,t-week to
Mary (�.,k, beloved wife of J. Gordon,
.In her seventy-eighth r,•;ir. . The de-
ceased was the elTist 1 of a fam-
ily 01 twelve ehlldren horn t.. the late
Mr. and Mr.. Jame. ('oak. who lived
near Clinton on the 14th enner..fnn
of Godt-rich •owasLip. After tier mar•
dodge whi-:t leas siia. nt Cline
tun fifty -sot en years I . by Rev. Dr.
)tacDonald. Mrs. Ger t m re•.idetl with
h••r hn,t�.+nd for fonr•-ea )••ars ;on •
I r,m ••i+ the 15tlt-,,,oeuatdo❑ of- (:•.le-
rlct, t,•wnship. In 1�ctlt trey mor -•d to
a f..rtu ou the 1st e,mees-:on of Ash.
hell .and lived there nittll twelve years
fir when they moved into•lown. pink-
ie. their home on 1.iglehone. street.
B•s.i.I5 tier hu.hand, - Mre. Gordon
b^tven to. mourn her 1,.4 three daugh-
ters and three-sonMl.+-Marey Gor-
lon. at Lone; Mrs. A it. Rat.ert'an.
f i5:b, rico Meat ltetul
V.t.ace ut Duna. Pi k t.hewap; Are
gets Glutton• of -ra:,r Sheplatrdtnn:
AVllllae Gordon. of Norwity Howie,
Mnultobi and Alex t.or.Nut. of Wat-
rout., 8f}-;.:itehewan. lime sow. Bert
Gordons tt.es killed o'crsets In 1915
at the trittte• ..f Y t Two .Inter.
and five brd,thers,hlsn snrlre, mmec
ly. Mrs tieorye.Vickers, of ;'.epic;
Mee. (Pr. t John Reeve.- of lie Land.
r. o Fiends : Joseph Conk. of neer Point
-'-- Fere Pred and Harr[' Cook. of 1'lln
ton; Georg., Cook. of fteafurtb. ant
J ames .4'a.ok. of Whittler. (elttornise. l
Mrs• Gordon 'wee a member of Knox'
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thy .tf the tommun-
ho have Leu ,bereave
1 .ort deeply.,
•.mher lath. at Brentford, 4.1 .Mrs.
Jsmrs Poetlethwalt.. following an op -
motion. The decor. -dc whose maiden
name wit. Minnie 11e11. wen• horn In
llrtr•.lx years ago. TIte
Rally Cony seri-leen. In eonttectlon greats' part tat her life was .pent Nn
with Knox ehnreh Sabbath reboot, G.-'lstirh until thirteen years ago. at
were hell hist Sunday afternoon to «bleb rtes she moved with her elle_
the auditorium of Me'"whTel Hand tr 7tranttord 'n ramble. Malde•
her hnslend .h. ds .ttrvivwl by ten
daughters and one son, MIs. Mary
P,.tlrthw+e't••. of Bra tford: Mrs. Wm.
(lodger... • t Lnnd.ei, and Mf. Wm.
Po.tlethwnit,•, of itrantford. ell ' of
Shunt were lore ter the inners!. The
thwetat"rl's parents. lir. and Mrs. Iiirld
111x11, of town. xl.o .nrvtve. as well fir.
a number of •I.t ars :,ttd hmthere. The
Allen and Fmmereon F.11lntt, while an funeral service. 'fhb -h was Avid 'stn
apprnprfate address was given by air Avedneedey stttrmien. Sept. 20th. to
W. R. Maxwell. 11.A., of I.erlurn and )1 litlanr1 cemetery, from the biome of
t'nlnn. Fifteen girls and six boy. Mr. Richard I'n.fle•hwalte. Rayne:4
were promoted to the young Iatlit' road. dee -away. lir ,,her-itt-law, we.
noel .cube nun's rla..e•.. respectively. II e aolartm by Rer. John W. Headley.
•lees of boys was brought out 111.D.. pastor of VI. ,rla street . Mreh-
lmary to the mnln erbt,d. ' rnlist ehnreh. The ,,ellhearers were
n for the day amounted I Thomas Deli, Thnthas Hawkins,
ipomb Postlethwuite and George
was prettily decorated for the oeea-
sion with flowers and fern- The ser-
vl.e was conducted by Siii. rintendent
J. P. Hume and Assistant Superinten-
dent ('has. K. Sanndera, In emordanre
with the program ss prepared for scl-
era] re in the Snn.My s.•honle at the
t're.hyterian ehnreh In Canada. The
Scripture reeding. were taken by Jack
DELTHE
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Director and
Embalmir
All calls promptly attend-
ed to ,1:t' or night
PHONES
Store 333 Residence 355w
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Gifts in Abundance
for Fall Bodes
From a lovely eeweEnglish
Dinner or Tea Set to the
daintiest odd pieces ot'China;
Beautiful Art Pictures: Statu-
ary and Pottery;, English
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Ware Candle Sticks.
Best choice of gifts at most
reasonable prices.
Come in and see all the pretty
things.
SMITH'S ART and
GIFT STORE
East Street Phone 198
Keep the frt,et i l ip of School MOO
alivealit'Pho'ogrnphs. Make the
appointment today. Phone 2('.1.
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MILLINERY
The Best Values in e
Quality
In Smart Sport Hats
A Hat for a special occasion
Or a Hat for a" costume
May be obtained' with the utmost satisfaction from
MISS MacVICAR
WEEK OF 0(TOHER STH TO 1310
Monday and Tuesday
MAIIEL NORMAND .
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1. Wednws,hcy and Thursday
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Clyde Crook In
"Tilt SALESMAN"
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-"REMRMERANCIE"
(Better than "The Old Neat")
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Matinees .- Maaday and Wednesday.
1.15: llatur fay. 1.50
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GQDERICK.
SHOES THAT SATISFY
Whether you want shoes for yourself, or for your
family, you will find satisfaction here.
= There Are Many Reasons
for buying shoes here, but the foremost is that we are
Ilse satisfied unless you are, and to this end we give
you the best value possible for your money. t:Jlti
REPAIRING "DOMINION" RUBBERS
SHARMAN'S, The Leading Shoe Store
Phone 15S \V. REG. SIIAIRMAN (.ODERICII