The Signal, 1924-5-1, Page 41•-Tsrada7, May 1, 11124.
THE SIGNAL,
- GODERICH, ONT. •
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
IN THEIR NEW STORE
We are now settled in our New Store, next to the
Bank of Montreal, and are in position to serve our
customers with the newest and most reliable Men's and
Boys' Wear, at close prices.
We feature Society Brand Clothes for men; Princ#
Clothing for boys; Brock and Borsalino Hats; Forsyth
Shirts; Headlight Overalls.
We invite you to come any time and see the new
store with the new stock.
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
Phone 57
Men's and Boys' Wear
GODERICH
CARLOW.
•
Carlow. .\prat =1, --Rev. Miltou!Tyn-
dall left on Monday on hie return t,,
Regina, where he is pwstor of one of
the city churches.
Mrs Slater, of Blyth. who *petit
ln,t week with her tousha, Mrs. W. W.
!\'alter• returned to her home on
Friday.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Tyndall..
on '11uteday last, was largely attended
by old ueiglevors and (mends, showing'
the live and esteem in which the was
he'd. Rev. W. it. .\Ip had charge of
the s.•rvle•.
Mr. Jarvis Llcllri.le Los Ia•• 11 tom-
tluel to U.• house for a hew days
with a severe attack of "tlu,' We holo
t.• hear of Ids speedy r.ruvey.
Mfrs. \lcitride, Jr., vlslttd her sister.
\Irs. 1f. Tufford, for a few days
hast week,
.\ uuwl,•r from here attended the
funeral of the hate Mrs. .%. IWgie, of
Goderith. formerly of L,r•buru. on
l'hursday. To Colborne ceineter.
7911• Alis•, Jean Hull Isobel Young
returned to their schools on Alouday.
NO.. rind Mrs. I1 Crawford. of Flint.
Meeh.. with their ehlldren, Betty :and
Allan spent alae week cud at " Ittde-a-
we•,•' the Lowe of Mr. and Mrs. A.
N-ilson. \I r I:ordun Wilson retlir&td
w ith then. t.. Flint on Sunday I.y
motor
SPRING FOOTWEAR
Attractive in
Variety of Style
Appearance
Quality Price
\\-c• have put forth our Etest'effort to secure for our ctfstcniers
the BEST in Footwear for Spring.
Our Travelling Goods Department is Complete
Shoe Repairing the Best
We invite you to do your bt:Wing at
TSquare re Hern's Boot Shop
Phone
43w
SPRING WORK
We have a full line of Garden Tools. If you are
doing any painting, see our line of Canada Paints and
Elephant White Lead.
THE RIGHT GOODS AT TI1E RIGHT PRICES
TIRES
K. and S. Tires Firestone Tires
HILL'S HARDWARE CO.
AUBURN
A
Christine Rubertsuu spent part 01'
the Patiter !'u1(du cN ail, St ruthr..
Arraigennents are 1n•i11g made fair
a tlrst-elu.s entertainment to h.• given
in the Presbyterian chun•h in the
near (utter. \yat•h for date and fur
thcr puartlrulars next week.
Lir. and Mrs. \\'ill ('aunt,•11 ,lieu.
Sunday with 1.18• latter', parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. Afr Millon. t:ud.•rirh town
8blp.
MIs, Mary Addison, of I.ondesboru',
visited her whiter, Mrs. 1). Bean over
(h.' weekend.'
Miss M. Robertson left on Saturday
for Niagara Falls to resume her t,vaeh-
lag.
Miss \ortna Mellouald, of Toronto,
is *ponding some tine with her sis-
ter. Mrs. John Keruighan. \\'e sym-
pathize with Ifni. K-rnigha n and Ler
sister iu the loss of their dearly lover.
mother.
Mr. and Mrs' Charlie Young. of
(:ueler•h•h. visited Mr. and- Mrs. Paul
Maelel on Sunday.
Mr. Robert Glen and Miss Margaret
Olen visitetdat the home of \lr. and
Mrs. Melvin Tyndall on Sunday.
A number In this 1eir;hburha,1 are
Suffering from very severe culls,
A Genii Hanan Gore.- A woman of
splendid ,I,ualitit_ Los been -remove)
from this community by the dealt ur
AL's. William Tyndall A blah o .'urn•,I
1111 snnday, April .n. a: t1.• h cue uf'
her d.tught•r, Mr- \V:aru,•r %V \\'alter.
after a long I,•1 -b,1 .1' failing (health.
Mrs. Tyndall, vi hose maiden name W:134
\Lary Jane Slat•khuus•. was born In
East %Yawuuus!' in 1.47 a d.nlglder.nf
the late William Stacklnonse of that
township., .\ year after her marriage
she,ame with Mr. Tyndall to the farm
on the rah enn.'ession of 1 'ol .,r11.'
which has shine leen the Tyndall
home.. Mr. Tyndall' died in 14410, lav-.
Ing toile widow the care of the young
family. a responsibility sibility which was well
Mid faithfully discharged. Mrs. Tru-
uln!1's household duties did nut pre-
vent L.•r from useful i1,114lty- lu natter
gad works. Site was a member of
Smith's I1ill I'r`eshytertan,chnrch ever
sine a iag 1.: lhls township 81141 craw
energetic ha eliurela work as we11 n8 In
other movements for the good of the
e,.mmwulty mod esps.dnlly 111 those
Things mishit 414111 1111111,1.1,1 In the w•i•1- ,
f:are of the young ponph tit h.•r fain- .
BABY CH
The early Pullet makes
the Winter Layer. Ruh
-
crest stock excells as winter
producers.
Write or 'phone for our
Circular. Inspection and
comparison invited.
Custom Hatching
We have some space for
custom hatching. Charges
5 cents per egg.
Ily of four daughter- and Iwo .4111 1 to
dun.hter. Mrs. ethanes Patrick. of
le,lmlott is ,l,r,-tissl The surviving
members of .lye family are: ht.'' M11•
tun \\'. Tyndall, Al..\.. 1:.1)., wiulster
ut 1'haluter,, Prtwbyleria.. ,-horn'. Re-
alm'. Sask.: Mrs. Carlson, of (Roblin.
Man.: Mrs. W. II'. \\'alter. of Io'•
borne: 31.-Ivin Tyndall_ on the Inoue-
' stead in Oils township, and \Ir..
I Arthur 1'ulla•rt. ..f .tshneld 'rhe
1 funeral took place on Thursday from
.I he home of Mir. and Mrs. \Y. \\
Waller 10 the Colborne cemetery and
w'8+ largely otteud,sl. Rev. %I'. 11. .411,
emiduct.rt t la• stn ices. soil the pail
bearers were Messrs. .\lex. l• --dug. .4
W. Young. %\'m \\'alter, John \\'alter
t'ul, J. A. 4. \"arta• and Ileorge Fer-
gus,n. Iter•. Milton arril.rl
from Regina in time to be present at
the funeral.
I3ENMIu.ER.
Y.enutill,•r. Aprl1•211.-.\u Installu-
tluu sort h,• firr the newly ap{s,lutel
officers and tette her. of the Sunday
school was held Inst Sunday mt,nliui.
The quarterly 1n1mum11.11 wen i,
will he in -fit in Zion ehnreh li.•\t .tui
(Inv. ,'ouuu.an iug at in341 ,.m.
"The I IIt Ituttle" was 11111111 ,.%y.
by tit. large andi,'II , .telt', heard
In+t 'I'i•nrs.la3 eveding. Th.. Seri
street \lethuli.1 \Ii-siou Circle are '
Iw congratulated. not otdy on' t'
finished form In vv hi 'h -the play vv
prewut.'h but also upon the gnarl 1h,
have done in Iucr:aslug Interest :.
missions, - _ -
PORT .f,IJIF:RT.
Port Albert. April 1. The fillip.
are eery busy on 1114 0141
Iter, :R'. B. Hawkins and family. ,
ltly,`vd,ltel wit)) his sister: 'Sirs. \\
O. (:ray. of this•pl:n•,. one day I.1
w,r•k.tli'
Miss Marion Tig,•rt left for 6,
stents.] at .\nburtt this week.
Mars. W. Ttruwu nod' rh111ren. of-
Rnro11. Spent a date 8-Itt1' friends in
Ile. v111ng..
Air. hick Bradley motored Irani -Sea-
forth au.l slant The, May with his
moth. r.
Mr 1.:art Mt'timalil. we la•t', Is h1s1-•
ed with the numerous nwlfers of eats.
F:art's is
it F..rd. tri,,
We arc sorry to t.gslrt that Ar.
h:lcer Is not Improving a,.fa8fs8s t►i.
nel gh,lrs and fM, ods metol- tkr--t.r
rase,
Mr. Jns,•ph I. \it31i1lan tntetwls tear
iug for 114•1roit shortly.
Mr. Will Voting 1s Improving vert
, nicety. tr.• are glad to Bay.
Schad op.- .1 after 11U• Easter vaca-
tion with n untilber of new pupils.
• The vnctlnntiug done In err whe,d by
11)r. Simpson and nurse proved v.•ry
satisfactory, as we have 1101 t,-:11'41 of
any rases hl which it .ti.1 not take
COLBORNF
Colborne Yeah -hip .April 29,- S.s•.I-
dog is iu fall swing In this tn'Ighh.r
1.0..41. the',tltter being 114.' very best.
I The farmer. have ranch to he ttnunk
tiff for.
,. The suckers have been running well
' fhb. epring +omt'w-her.• about 1.sts1
!awing euuglu in one night a1 the falls
I of nenmlller. •
I Ur.. Harold Illeknulu and two ,1.11.
1 dren. of 'Toronto. are visiting her par -
eats. Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Roan, sr.. for
a few weeks.
I Mr. and \fro Rrne.t Mitchell and
, cle{ldr-n visited at the (home of Mr.
F.d. .11nlerson. Thingannen. on :11111,1:1y
Inst.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Tl. exec T1811ed
frteu.ls in Goderlela fownshlp on Run-
' tiny.
.\ little girl has Mme to etay at
Mr. .T. T.ar„•h. s 1 • nt the etatiou.
Congrut11 lit tions.
Messrs Robertson and True have
a env ..f -1 ingles in at Nee;aw +fatten.
Phile 86 COLBORNE'S STORE � 86
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OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL VALUES TO FORE-
SIGHTED BUYERS
Beginning May 3rd to May h
Read this list of articles on sale, and sa
real money.
Linen Towelling for 23c yard.
- 72 -inch Sheeting for 65c and 55c yard.
Colored Flannelette, 25c yard.
Silk and Wool Dress Goods. 10. per cent.
discount.
Ladies' Lisle Hose. 49c pair.
kiddies' Lisle Rib Socks, 75c for 50c pair
Boy's Wool Golf Hose, regular $1.25,
-aria I.15, for 75c a pair.
Ladies' Pullovers, $2.19 each.
Hisses' Pullovers and Sweaters,
each.
Ladies' Rain Coats, $4.98 each.
Skirts in Silk and Wool, $1.98 each.
Sateen Bloomers, $1.50 each.
$1.79
NO GOODS SOLD ON CREDIT
COLBORNE'S STORE
" THE HOUSE OF REL/ABILITY"
1•
t\1.�.
hue., .%pri S.. Mr :,ltd \Ir-. ,1..'nt •
Lotman laud Guiltily f t:ehrith 11 t-
(.1 at Fhiyak .\uglp on. $isd,,y
Mr.: Tarns. IR..tyler aril . u h ,•e{du
of St..%ugustlue, were n u'•,• ;
8hi{o. aronud here.
Th.i. -William.: of Flim. \I
4.1 :u John 11.,8 I. r'•
)piss Margar.•t M.-l.,•od..4 1.•.,
halt' r.•lorn.4r3u li,i .1WlNasa :44,
here. '
Itori-tu Mr. and %Pr.. tie-
!wenn:in. a daughter. 1'ui.gra!n4rti•
Retort 11it•Id,• has refuted
Lane's farm. as Mr Lott, and fan
hat-,• rrwovel 10 Itipley to enndu, •
furniture store.'
Master 1.I.•y.l Stein ha- renal I..1 •
Lueknow Schad after sp.-1011.a 1
at home.
ween• ,J,• aa. to s{Ma„i ., ' ., .
• . 1
for, t
feu'uilg to
•1 .Several-It.vil.atleus•:,,4J .. •
ST. HELENS,.
The 1larrls Mlsa!ou Bawd 8111 118+'t
the ehun•h parlor ,.0 aatgnlay. May.
1 at 2.311 o'clock, An Invitation iw
et'17o att,n,I i' N I„_4 1h gr.. '.i _ .4.14de.l to all the young 'woo,
eh:en•Ise. at I h a: h:, 1 .''' . ••_ ' 31rs. Work 'arid daughter, Aliso
of .\1n' ,r, al. . \I -- In 4' •. I: i'h. of Smlth'S }'all*, were ;14.418
i c r• i r •!, .. twig Easter 'week of In r .l3ugh-
11rs Moroi. Salkeld.
St. Helens, .April
reign.. Tel...be - tool pupil, have
rctntued to their ...vend location's
Rev.'('. at
•LIS week attending the I'r• -I,. ,...
Synod.
Mc.\re•. of 31.44 ,;, , It
who wa1 a t•Isitnr•nt •lir. :lour.
eron's for ,t hew week's. h 1. 1...
18'tn,it. -
Mr. .1. 11. Webster returned •- I ri-'
.lav from London„ where 14e 11:1.1 gone
for an .poral lou 'in St. .To •pia'• t o.-
p1ta1. 11e is feeling fnlrly welt 1
Mrs 1'nyl.•r. who heel hero in lain-
e-.Irdine. a visitor with her s;st, in-'
la w. returnedhone on Frida v. \Ce re.
gree that ACT.. a'nt'ler on- sick whits'
on her visit.
Airs. Sandy Mt1.',.1 and 4htlght.•r,
Grin,. of Klulncs, lire visitors with!
her parents, Nil*. and \Irs. Lava..
Miss \Indere Fer 11..8:. ..f .Althorn.
urns n greet with her sister. Airs Ch. -
ter Taylor.
.Mss 31.1v Inn, ..41 r . ' ..
ELKAY'S STRAW HAT DYE
Makes old hats loo';Akenew, -Sixteen different colors.
30c a Bottle
Lyman's Water Glass Egg Preserver
20c a Tin
One tin will preserve 10 or 12 dozen eggs.
e now stock
Eastman Kodaks, Brownie Cameras
Eastman Films, Film Packs and
Amateur Supplies
DEV�L.OPING, PRINTING and ENLARGING
\ PROMPT SERVICE
H. C. DUNLOP
THE REXALL STORE
Phone No. 1 GODERICH
i
eat Selling Event in Curtains, Curtain Nets, Linoleum
Floor Oilcloths, Congoleum and Oilcloth Rugs
FRIDAY THE OPENING DAY
NEW CHINTZ and CRETONNES
CURTAINS --Ready to Hang
Extra Special 50 pairs Scotch Madras urtains, full 2 1-2
yards -long by 1 yard wide. Five patte s to choose from.
Pair $1.95.
Dozens of other lovely Curtains just arrived this Waek, all reedy
for your choosing. Priced from $2.25 to $10.00 pr\jr,
caoLEcMIs
4 yard wide, best quality Linoleurr.s, in all
the new patterns, in light and dark fawns,
browns and lights.
Square Yard $1.10.
Come In and Look
Around
CURTAIN NFTS--By the Yard
Extra Special -Five patterns fine Scotch Madras Curtain Ma-
terial, 36 inches wide. This is one of the best values of the
whole season. Yard 39c.
200 yards American and English Curtain Nets, in the season's
best and newest patterns. These are both dainty and very
durable. Choose early. Yard 48c.
FLO4 OILCLOTHS BATHROOM LINOLEUM
Floor Oilcloth in all widths and patterns,
in block, the and bathroom patterns.
Priced at
Square Yard, 55 Cents
The,,e nn• mnde for the hard wear of the Bath-
room, in pretty patterns of blue and white, green
and white, and allover patterns. Square yard,
'IN cents. Extra heavy weight, 81 10.
Square Yard, 68c and $1.10
GRAY..' & CARTWRIGHT
Bright, new American and English Chintz and Cretonnes, in
lovely new patterns and designs. just fresh in this week.
About 10 patterns for your choosing. At yard 59c.
50 -inch finest Scotch Madras for side drapes and over -curtains,
in rose, blue, brown and green. Very pretty materials for
any window. All priced in this big event at yard, 89c.
CONGOLEUM RUGS MATS
O x 12 9 x to 1.2 4 9 X 9 Gold Seal
$15.95 ;13,95 . Congoleum
$11.95 48c
Everything in House
Furnishings