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The Signal, 1924-5-22, Page 4{--dAarioay. MAY L7t, MR( BE WELL DRESSED ! It Pays Good Profits r well -cats clothes and you invite opportunity. Chances eqwekearto the elan who looks ready to receive theta, and 700 will probably be. judged by the taste you've displayed in Tour clothes. We have everything fabrics from Gere to creathe you Britain, t ne rngly and xtuurt4 NVordrdand Tweed Suits and Spring Topcoats. $22.00, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 FINE BLUE SERGE SUITS, $29.75 ,made in fine English Herringbone Blue Serge, very popular jolt now; perfect fitting. young men's and tibneervative models. Serial for Saturday, $29.75. pia SCE CLOTHING FOR BOYS. Try a Suit -they are good W. C. PRIDHAM & SON In Their New Stand Next to Bank of Montreal. Phone 57 GODERICH CARLOW CARLOW. May 20. -Rev. W. tit. .Alp conducted anniversary serclees at Kfppen ou Sunday. Rev. stir. Allln, of Goderich, tilled the pulpit here very acceptably. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rod Macle•unau and Meas Henderaon, of Heron townahlp, Itruee county, and Mr. John Ross of leultr1h. called on friends here on Friday last. Mr. Peter Liuklater, of Wiuglam. spent the week -cud at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Young. Mrs. P. Courtney. of Kinoardtue. Is spending the week with Mr. and airs. 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 THE RIGHT PRICES TIRES K. and S. Tires Firestone Tires HILL'S HARDWARE CO. AUBURN TSIs WIII RaHOW a The latter is a daugh-1 ter of Mra. Courtney. ff Mk. and Mrs. Alex. McKay, of Rip- ley, spent 111.P week -end at the home pf Mr. and Mrs. W. Sallow,. I MJss Vanderburg, of Leeburn. els• 1. lied Mien Julia Young and took In the concert on Monday evening. Mrs. A. W. Y g I. visiting for a few dap' with friend.- at Stratford and Kitchener. Mrs. A. McDnsald, of Golerleh, ,IR - lied Mr. and Mrs. A Johnston.. re- centl'. Tile enirrtalument 1:i the chur()i on aloodsy evening was very good. The entertainers were ex.••Ilent and all took their parts well We are sor- ry more gild not come out, for, those who did not mlsaed u great treat. -- GODERICH, ONT. LA\'E5 LANES, May 19. -Mr. John August Kennedy and sister Katherine, of ('ul- rose. visited at William Ho gan's. Frank Murphy, who has teen on the Niel; list for acme time, Is not doing !1• \\'1•l1 AN we wnllld w' Mt1 a TNI int. -MIR to go to St. Joseph's hospital. Lon- don. 1\'e hope for his spasdy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Itnyttanl. of Paramount. flatted at Jame., Dren- na n's. (Inc of our old landmarks is fast barnring w leh . of the old Taylor tarn, which s Harris lots sold to Ackert Rees.. Holyo...d. We can safely say it is the largest Iwrn in the world. its size Is 175 ft. by 'i feet., la•afdes the approach. CREWE CREWE, May 19. -Mrs. R. Crozier spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Campbell. at Westfield. Mr. anti Mrs. Jot):, Meuary made a bovines,' trip to lawkuow last Saturday. at r. Raymond Finnigan ha- trented himself to a new Overland car. If reports are true there will be others doing the same. Mr. .t. M1•Iliold and Miss Etta vis- ited at .lames Little's, Lothian. hist Sunday. We are sorry to report that Mrs. NI. Shackleton is not improving in health. Mrs. John tlwlary, Mrs. S. Sher- wood. air.. Dave McWlituney and MINI Sti•:ut Kilpatrick attended the W. M. S. muv.•ntion at Seaforth last Wed- nesday. ed- i 'tat y. They reported a large- nt• teudtua•t• at the gathering. SPRING SHOWING OF MATS and RUGS We have just received a large shipment of Wilton and Axminster Rugs and Mats, with many new patterns in shades of fawn, blue and brown. These are of heavy weight and low priced. Rugs In Qualities Sydney Wilton Arabic Wilton Woodstock Axminster Brussels Tapestry Rugs in Sizes - 9 x 12, 9 x 10 1-1 Mats In Qualities Wilton Axminster Lamtonne Earnscliffe Smyrna Empress Josephine 9x9, 6ft. 9in. x9. Mats in Sizes 36 x 63, 27 x 54, 18 x 33, 15 x 27. You are invited to see these in our House -furnishing Department, where they will be on display. Special Prices in Ladies' Wool Sweaters for This Week For one week we are offering our entire stock of pure wool Sweaters at special reductions. These consist of Sweaters and Pullovers, in attractive color combina- tions of blue, fawn, white, black, brown and mauve. 6 only Pullovers, regular $1.95 to $3.95, to clear 95c each 5 only Sweaters, regular $2.95 to $4.95, to clear $2.25 each 6 only Sweaters, regular $4.95 to $5.50, to clear _ $3.95 each 3 only Pullovers, regular $5.95 to $6.75, to clear54.95 each 7 only Sweaters. regular $7.50, to clear $6.50 each Special Value in Ladies' and Misses' Sport Hose This is a ribbed Lisle Hose with exceptional wearing qualities and is made in attractive shades of blackr°dove, beige and bamboo. Special this week. per pair, 79c. TheS. A. GRAY CO. .._.5. M�Jn ARAN Bos 47 2 tree Blue ASFifFIE11►, May 111. -Miss Lois MaeKetttale and Mr. harry West war home for the week -end from Octde- rich Collet to luttltute. Mrs. lie rt Ma(D♦aald and Mrs. Rol Mae male visited Mrs. A. Beck- ett at the wtek-cud. The sucker-fishiug in the creeks Is a great ~MOM The barn -raising at air. Dan hose un Friday afternoon was a decided rto.-es,.. Mr. lla.t Maclean, Klntell, and Mr. Mitrtlo Mae•(1regor were the framers. The cwlltalns for the rais- ing were Mr. Dan McLean and Mr. J. al. Bowler. Mr. Mclean won. Much of the success of the raising was due to the managwneut of Mr. Jack t'ameron. iLLNGdBRHIGE K1XGSIRRID(.E May 10. -Mr. and Mrs. Williams, of Detroit. and Mr. and airs. J. Boyle, of Goderk•h, mo- tored here one evening last week. Mr. Robert Moran, of Detroit. la spending vaeation here. Mra. !limon Styles and vies Peggy ()Loughlin, of lh•trult, are rlaltiltg Mrs. Jos. O'Lmtghlin. Mr. 1). .1. 1)onuelly and sou George. of Veneer. t'ul.. paid a fl}'lug visit to tricot's here. Miss E'iraleth e 1'('onnur Is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. Kiunit;ut. at St. August lie. Mn-. John - Lannon. Miss R. Me- culr.•, alis. Flnrenee and Master Thoa. Page. l.II of 1:,alerich, spent a few days w i:h Mr. and Mrs. Jerry O'Connor. WESTFIELD WEST'FIET.T►, alae 24) -Dont for- ged the play, "Robert and Mato.- to be given In Westfield (buret) on Fri-, day. May 23r.l. by the C. G. I. T. of Vhoorla street Methodist tattirch Goderlch. ('ome one :old all and en- joy a good play. Inspector .1. E. Tom paid his tenti- annunl rlslt to our school on Tues- day. May 20th. The baseball sea.on has arrived. The first gnnle will I,.. played on the Westfield diamond. Dungannon rt. 1\'estfi(Id, on May -The Ladies' .Alt) of Westfield chureh intend holding a Is,• to (1.•111 all the Iray.•y,tr•i on .1 AA, 31'd. .\11 thole who are interested please ,omc acid help. GODERICH TOWNSHIP (a11tEit11'll T(ttVXSHII', May 10. - Mr. }•ran(Is Chisholm returned home Inst Monday and is feeling fine atter his operation. Mr. Richard ay•T.t•Ilnnd sold a fine Hnletcin eow to Mr. Harvey Beattie last week. Mr. Percy Warner i- hired with Mt. William Cook for a month. We are sorry rn hear that Mrs. Me - Kee Falconer WWI 011 the •lek Inst the past week. Mr. John McClure lost n valuable horse one day last week. Mr. Reg Snwerby Is working with Mr. Wiltlam Fuller and sena. on the cement confit at Mr. William Cook's on the Bayfield road. The annual meeting of the (ode- ri.•h towar/hlp Hospital Auxiliary will hp held rat the home of Mrs. Groves. Huron road, on Tuesday, May 27th at 2.30 o'clock. A good atten- dance is desired. ST. H19[ENS ST HELENS, May 1!1. --Mr. Robert McQnillin, of the Sterling Bank. Shedden- tent., is home for a two - weeks' vacation. Mr. F. F. Phillips and daughter Lena. of Listowel. spent the week -end rat Mra, R. J. Woods'. Mr. and Mrs. Pollock. afr. Joe 11 -de an.! son and daughter, of Glamla, spent Saturday here with Mr. and Mrs. Hyde. Cnngrntulations to Mr. and Mrs. Will Rutherford on the birth of their son. Mr. and Mr.. Rnthig and daughters, Misses Lnrrene and Dorothy, of Strat- ford. ne•nmplanied by Mlss Mabel Woods sol Miss Florenee afaefvrlde, spent the week -end with friends here. Mrs. W..7. Humphrey and Miss M. 4'. Ritherford are appointed na delegates to the Presbyterial meet - Ing ml Tuesday at Walton, in nil - (Minn to officers of the Women's Mis- slnnary So•ltty. A play entitle! "Bashful Mr. Tints" will he pit on in St Helens hall on the evening of Frldny, May 30th. by the St. Augustine Dramatic ('Inb, under the anspiees of the. St. Augus- tine Women's Institute. afnale will be fnrnlahed hetletsen acts by a quartette from Tlnngnnnoit. Every - !Katy wplenme. BELFAST BELFAST. May 2f1. --awing to the illness of her mother, our teacher, alias Johnston. had to go to her home near Owen Sound. and 11 WAR 1m- possi1.le for her to return to her donees. The trnsteea have been very fortunate in a.r•nring Miss McLeod. of Kinloss. for the rest of the term. Mr. William Twamley made • hna- boss trip to Winglaim one day last week. Mrs, John T.'mmerami, of Klnlough, spent a few day lash 'week with her parents. Mr. and M'rs. Ralph Nixon. Mr. ,inseph Hackett attended the WInghnm Methodist dlatriet meeting held at Wingham nu Tuesday. Jr. and Mrs. Herb Stothera and daughter Lenore, of Dungannon. !pent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phone 86 COLBORNE'S STORE P� 86 Wonderful Silk Sale $i.69 a Yard These are of the best quality, bought at a bargain, and we are offering the public this wonderful opportunity of getting first-class quality at a very low price. $1.69 a Yard, 36 inches wide. SKIRTS All -wool Crepe Skirts in wide and narrow pleating. Colors, black. navy. cocoa, brown, silver greys and biege. Prices $4.50 to $8.00 each. All -wool Cream Flannel Skirts, pleated, at $5.00 each. PRINCESS SLIPS A beautiful range of Princess Slips, in English Broadcloth, in all shades, at $3.50 each COLBORNE'S STORE " THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY" Thins. Henry. Mrs. Millais Hunter, of T.ucknow, spent the week -end with her daugh- ters. Mrs. Alex Marken and Mrs. James Hackett. Mrs. James Hackett, sr., It visiting friends at Ripley. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morrison, of Whitechurch. visited at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. I). K. Alton on Sun- dar. Mrs Charles .\iton and mother, Mrs. Campbell. of Toronto. are spend- ing • few days with relatives )here. Mts. George Lane, of Lanes, ful- filled the duties of teacher for Bel- fast athto.11 for the past week. COLBORNE COLBORNE, May 20. -Mr. Dick Reid shipped a carload of cattle to Toronto on Saturday last : also Mr. Joe O'Connor a car of hogs on Mqn-! day. Needing is shoot over. Some' farmers were delayed by the recent rains. Quite a number of neighbors and friends from this township attended tlw funeral of the late Mrs. Wm.' Treble Inst Friday afternoon, Mrs. Treble had made her home with her 111e0A, Mrs. Thomas Tab'''. since the death of her husband seventeen months ago. Mrs, Harold Hickman and two children, of Toronto, who were visit- ing Mrs. Hickman's parents, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Bean, sr., for a few weeks, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred S.•ahro9ke anti Winces Jennie and Stella Morrish motored from Goderich and spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Allln. Mr. Will Tartan. of Goderk'h town. ship, visited friends at Zion on Sun- day. WP think Will likes North Zion very well, as we hear he intends to make ills home there In the near future. PORTER'S HiLL I'OI1TER'S HiLL, \Ivy 2(1. - Mr. Frank Murray. of Detroit. anti Miss Nellie and Mr. Wm. M••Dongall, BABY CHIX The early Pullet makes the Winter Layer. Ridg- crest stock excell9 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. RIDGCREST FARM R. H. & H. K. REVELL GODERICH Alb of Egwondrille. were calhrs in the neighborhood last week. A Targe and euthusiastle meeting was held here ou Thursday night and by the interest taken this fair prom- isee to .urpa.s anything held here. Mr. I1. C. ('ox has exchanged his old car for a Chevrolet and not to be behind IV. McDonald has turns, his old one In and now sports a new Ford. We are sorry to report the Serious Inness of our oldneighbor. Mrs. Arch. McDougall, at the home of her .r,n Norman. A party of her old friends motored .town to London to see her, but taunt' her in a very criuca 1 ruudiliun. Mr. lluward 1'ox ha- left here to -pseud part of the summer with friends in and around London. and his mother. Mrs. J. Cor. has gone to visit tier daughter. Mrs. Milton woods Mr. and Mrs. H. Bison, of Klppen, sp.•ut a day last week at the home of Mrs. Reid Torrance. Mr. McFarlane and Mr. Symington, of Loudon. exehanztvl pulpits on Sun- day. .A man wags his tongue. • dog wags ld• tail. but the do;'. wag I. n 3.9 trntlltul.-Lexington Leader. HERN'S BOOT SHOP Miner Rubber Footwear There is no eubetituu' for Miner's. They have been tried and tasted and tomtit 'atiafactory. 'iS't' carry a complete range in Tennis high and tow Silos. Bowling Shoes. Sae our new Bowler Work Shoes, in brown and black, with extra durable soles. Children's Straps and Sandals. Oxfoals and high Boosts. )toys and girls, be pure your Running Shore have the Girl Guide or Boy Scout Emblem on the a.c. They are genuine. We have them. The Square Here's Boot Shop Phone4 k. • Famous Forsylk Fabric Shirts A highly silk -finished cloth, made from Egyptian yarns, that retains all its lustrous beauty after washing, and will give unusual wear. Fully Cov- ered by the Forsyth Insurance Policy. Exceptional value with collar to mattth, $3 NEWTON'S ED FREE AIR AND WATER _ way. Our Aim Is to Satisfy Everyone. • Phone 398 r 2 Day or night, by our new latest device Automatic Air Compressor, also Air Tower, which enables you to get air at any time you wish; no waiting, no fussing, or dirty hose to handle. Just stop and help yourself when At BARKER BROS. Tf'RIt:c The battery Distributors for the WATERLESS STORAGE BAT- MCCAW 1 i 1'