The Signal, 1924-5-29, Page 4d--llrarsdae, May 2Y1 19011
A Real Suit Event
MEN'S FINE SUITS $24.50
We got an opportunity last week of buyir
Mill -finish Wort!teed Suite in blue with dne l'
fashionable just now.
When we buy cheap it is 0 our eustoltif[i.
Made in smart young 'neve'. et eut and tailoring sire
exceptionally gam.
When it conies ' re are Suits that give you the
idlest mcaaure-•iitura year clothing dollars than Alt antici-
pate. Step in.i.tsaad see for yourself. Slues 36 to 40.
Others at $22.50, $27.50, $30 and $35
ole
>e -very
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
In Their New Stand Next to E3ank of Montreal.
Phone 57 GODERICH
CARLOW
CARLOW, '%lay 27. -Mr. Ikea
Keehnie, of Stratford, and Mrs.
Kechnle and son William, of Blyth,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Mandel ou Sunday.
Mrs. Robt. Dick of Kippeu, spent
Sunday with the Maedels.
A number from herr attended the
tea -meeting at Bettmliier uu Saturday
evening and report • epleadid suppwer,
a good program and a large crowd.
Mhos Pearl Wlisou, of Toronto. who
spent the holiday with her parents.
]Ir. ami Mrs. A. W fisou. returned ,to
the city on
ThesZ wiB"meet at the home
of Mrs. John Young on June 4. whew
Airs. Dunlop_ of Goderh•h• will give A
report of the Provincial annual meet-
ing of the W. M. S. which was held,
at Hamilton recently.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
A. !'lark. who Wag Injured In an
antymoblle accident on the Huron mad
on Ratnrdnv lust. •I: •freliug anm.what
Metter and v111 be able to be removed
to her home In a few days.
air lint Filintt . f \it
THS SIGNAL,
- GODERICH, ONT.
cement work ier lir. W. Iteau'a house. POUT tL& EKT
Mr. 24 • sat# tea. D. Dean visited • t
Ix.o ItIfrdou �w�day.
too w,•n•ta•,• was held ki the
eterlan church on Sunday last,
at which time nine persons united
with the • hurcb-aeveu by profeaaIon
of ttaith and two by eertlfkwte frau
utlrer churches. Y
Anstorsairy services will be held lu
Smith's Will chorea, the first or see-
nb sandy la July and the annual
lawn medal eft tie following Monday
evening P'uti particulars later.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GODERiCH TOWNSHIP, May 27. -
Mr. Edward $owerby and Miss Noble
accompanied by his mother spent Sun-
day last at the home of Mrs. $nuw•-
des Stanley township.
Mr. David Warner and daughter
Gladys heft on Saturday 1.r• BaY
City. Mkhigan.' where Mr. Warner's
brother la very sick.
Owing to the wet weather on the
24th the Inion Sunday aehoc.l ptenle
%as ,m.tpwued,
Mr. end Mrs Edward Loans. of
Stratford. a wut Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. George Sowerhy.
Rer. Mr. Whitfield otupled the
pulpit at Polon church on Sunday
la sr
Mlaa Bessie Datldaon. of Loudon.
silent the 24th at the home of her
parents.
The annual meeting of the Gods
rkh Township Hospital Auxiliary
Wax held of the home of Mrs. C..1:
Groves. Huron road. on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Turing the year the sum of
8223.00 was raised, intending $113.-
SO
113:RO from sale of ticket and $ld).i.S5
from eerdeu party P oelsl evening and
lee tea. 51OQ was donated to the hoe -
Oral bnllding fund and the 'trooped'.
from the sale of tickets were handed
to the Hospital .auxiliary of Gude-
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1. 110inc tlteric•h.
The S. A. GRAY CO.
- SUCCESSORS TO -----
GRAY & CARTWRIGHT
In extending our thanks to the people of oderich and vicinity for their
patronage, we wish to state that the presen management will spare no
effort in giving the public the beat service that a can render.
Good Goods at the Right Prices shall 6\ our motto. Any goods
we sell shall be backed by our guarantee of quali , and any service we can
render in the way of special orders shall have our ersonal attention.
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GINGAMS
We are offering this week, commencing Friday, May 30th, to Thursday, June
5th, our entire stock of Anderson Scotch Ginghams. These' are a beautiful assort-
ment of checks and plaid designs, widths 32 and 36 inches.
20 pieces of 36 -inch Anderson Scotch Gingham. Sale Price, 44c per yard.
50 pieces of 32 -inch Anderson Scotch Gingham. Sale price, 39c per yard.
TOWELLING
LINEN TOWELLING -We have seven pieces of pure Linen Towelling, 16 inches
wide. These are a fine weave and are trimmed with a dainty red or blue
border. Specially priced, 19c per yard. •
TERRY TOWELLING -This is a heavy -weight, pure white Towelling, 22 inches
wide. Specially priced, 49c per yard.
CURTAINS
We have several pairs of odd Curtains, in various qualities and prices. If you
can use a single pair of Curtains you will find a quality and price in this assortment
t° suit your needs.
CURTAINING BY THE YARD
in qualities $crime; marquisette, madras and net, in shades white. ivory and ecru. We
have just received several new pieces and all are displayed in our Curtain department.
The S. A. GRAY CO.
Phone 56
1'OHT AI.10:1tT, May 2' .-The com-
mittee in charge of tnvltatlous to the
juthi ee service. la St. Andrew's
ekurck segue* that all who dewire to
rend inrltatlosa have sautes end ail
deemed placed lu the hands of ti
committee not later than Sunday, Jung
1st.
DELFADT
BELFAST. May 27. --Mr. 4,1 ,1 qtr.
Will Lane and flatly, of 1111)1ey..rpr .:
Saturday last with relativer in 111.
burg.
Mrs. Pap, Graham and daughter, of
Port Albert, visited with her mother,
NM. D. K. Abtun, laxt week.
lir. and Mrs. George Hunter and
emus, at Zloa, halted In the burg
aNMhtrday last:
. Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Henry visited
at the•hotie of Mr. and Mrs. t; orge
Hunter, .of Zion, one day Scat week
Mr. and Mrs. John ,Bradley and 54.11
Sidon. of hurter, vhdt•il at Mr.
Bradley's former home here ou'Sun L.y
!aste
Mr. irate Nixon and mother sl. •Lt
Sunday at the tome of 31r. and Mr-
John P;mmertou, of'Klplongb.
ST HELENS
ST. f1Ff.EJ'$,._ L 2li.-fhtt. t- for-
get the play. "Bashful Mr. ,Bobs."
under the auspices of tlit• St. An
gnettne-Women 1 !not ltti .; to he giv-
e n by the Rt. Aaguiitine Tramatie
club on Friday evening In the St.
Helens hall.
Mr. Gallon and Mrs. Gollan
and Dr. Taylor of IndIt were the
g uests of Rev. and Mrs, Cumming
ou 1onrlay. '
Mist Irene Woods spent the week-
end at Stratford.
t- .The Sr. HPIPna Women's Institute
held thislr annual nieetinc on .Thurs-
day, May te.. at tin• home 'of
Niru T. Phillips. with .t good at-
tendance. 'The follewitr officers were
ehrted: President. Mrs. lien.. W.;hh:
che-president. Mrs. 1). P./Milos: sec-
retary -treasurer. Mr- R. K. M111er:
district direetora. Mrs. 1I. Naylor. Mrs.
W I. )fills r, Mrs. td. Thom: andl-
r,•r-. Mrs T. Told and Mrs. W. 1
\ 'ler: planlat, Mrs. W. A. Miller
NI.. G. Stuart. The financial report
i •wed a very snceers:fnl year.
HENMH.i.FR
• PENIIILLER. May N. -The tea -
non -ring nerd cnnert held at 1tAn-
:nllter Methodist chnr,h nn Victoria
flay proved o great srwec,•.a and wn•
rtrended t;v a large crowd. A tantn-
1 .ars .nater was PPrrnd he the ladies
In the church shed cnmmeneing rat
3 p.m. Following the tripper. at
o'clnek, n splendid concert was mut nn
in the ehurch. Rer. W. it. )foss. the
pastor. meted as eharrman. frehee-
rra music was rendered be the Enox
hnreh Ponder school archer. tri rat
e;nd,rir•h miler the Leadership of Mr.
)tac,lnnald Gibbs (organ') and enna1s-
Itfnr of Edna Hunt, Olive WhItPIy,
rlolhrs: Clyde Curter, Rtdney Palmer.
clarinets: Stanley Porter. cornet. and
Fred Weir. trombone. The numbers
r.:. -rcd fir them worn: March Rn-
rmrine March Majexthe, Handel's
Larne ComnntInn Orertnr.. Fifth
Xoetnrne and lytrtotle Overture.
Vocal *nine were Oren by Mr. Fred
Hntmes and were well received by the
indience, who demanded nn encore
for cinch of the three numbers he ren-
dered. Hnmornns nrltatlnns were
elven be Master Melvin Good and Mr.
Tom Cutts' and addreenes by Rev. J.
E. Holme. and Her. r. R, Hanes. of
.tuhnrn. Mr. Wanes also sang two
suns. ` The excellent program was
hrnnght to a close with the 'driving
of (sol are the King. The procveeda
amounted to about 5140.
• DUNGANNON
Di NGANNON. May 27.-M i R s
Amber McKenzie, of London, netted
her home here on the 24th. She and
her parefits. Mr. find Mrs.
M,Keindc, spent the weekend at Wing -
ham.
Mr. G. M. McKenzie motored .tnTer-
onto toe the 24th, and returned on
Sunday.
lir. Lorne 'leKenalo maile a trip
to Toroutn on Wednesday for another
new ear.
)tial R. Errington. of Toronto,
spent the week -end with her parents,
M'r. and Mrs. T. Errington,
Inspector Tom visited the public
achooi on Wpineeday of this week.
We are glad to report that Mea.
Chas. Elliott ix Improving In health
nkrly at prexent.
Lawrence Pentland has the contract
of painting the verandah of Mr. Cnw-
ford'a summer cottage at Port Albert.
Mr. Crawford has Improved his cot-
tage very much. and now has a beau-
tiful, resort to while away Rome bot
summer dayk. and enjoy a life of
retirement and ase.
The 1. etnre and views of Western
Phone 86 COLBORNE'S STORE
Wonderful Silk Sale
$1.69 a Yard
These are of the beat 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.
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PRINCESS SLIPS
A beautiful range of Princess Slips, in English Broadcloth, in all shades, at $3.50 each
COLBORNE'S STORE
' "THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY "
euodttious exllbited by Mr. Gray in
Erskine church on Monday- evening
were much enjoyed and .appretated.
-A goodly number turned out and
Gots assisted the Mission Band lu tin
nohle work.
Moving pictures are too he exhibited
in the Methodist church on Friday
evening. -
R'ESTI°7EL.D
WE$TF IELD. May 27. Mr. and
Mrs. W. Stackhnuse, of Brueef old,
atom, the ween -end visiting friends
in our vicinity
Messrs. Fred Cook and George Snell
made a badness trip to Loudon last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mellowell and fam-
ily spent the week -end with triende
air Brumfieldand London.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell at-
tended the funeral of their aunt, the
late Mrs. Hiles of Londeshoro', Sun-
day last..
Ju spite of the Inclement weather
the play entitled "Robby and Mary"
ea MP off last Friday evening.
There was a good crowd and all were
pleased with the program.
Mr. F. Campbell attended the Gode-
rich diatrkt meeting of the Metho-
dist church on Thursday brat at Gode-
rich.
A lumber of the relatives from
around here attended the funeral of
the late Mrs. R. Cralgle to Malt -
land cemetery on Wednesday of last
week. Much sympathy is extended to
the bereaved ones.
BABY CHIX1
The early Pullet makes
the Winter Layer. Ridg-
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. Charge
5 cents per egg.
RIDGCREST FARM
R. H. & H. K. REVELL
GODERICH
KING$BRIDGE
KINf7$$Rl1(3E, May 21l. -Mrs. J.
C. , Dalton and little daughter.
France*. are visiting relatives In Lon-
don and Ingersoll.
• Mr. and Mrs. F. Pope and fatally'
are visiting Mrs. Pope'. grandmother.
Mir.. Jas. Dalton. .
were read. Mn. Das MacLean far-
' ored the meeting with an Instrumental
number. Arrangements will to made
for the annual garden party to be
held In Jun, The unsung came to •
close with a loetrty cote of thet:ka to
Mi,. Bradley ti r the use of her
home. after winch tee hostess served
refreshments. The next meet lug. to
which evrrytioly is invited. will be
rlece garden par:y, some time le June.
ASHFiEiJ)
ASHFIELD, May 311 -Mr. and
Mrs Hardie and Tom e'ameron, of
London. are visiting rat the home of
Mr. Ilar.11Pe parents, the Manse, for
the week -end.
Miss FIQn Mactouald was visiting
some of her friends on the Gravel road
this week -end -
Mrs. A. MacGregor, who has been
quite ill, is able to be up ■rad is
doing quite nicety. --
Mr. Frank Washington was visit-
ing ld• pareeta near Auhurn at the
week -meal.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
(Rev.) Hardie 1s not improving any..
Mr. and Mrs. Whiteside are Irev-
ing Ktnrail oo Tu -day, May 27. rhes
intend making their home at Rayfield
for the summ.r.
The Klntale-t.'. la W. O. Club hehi
It monthly meeting on May 21st at
the home of Mrs. Jack Bradley. There
wits • good atteudan•e despite the
wet day. a large amount of business
was discussed and very good papers
Our Business Is to Save
You Money
We positively do
In New and Used Furniture
Call and be convinced.
nu 1s Year Steer. Use It.
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
on the !triads ay of (..slerich
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
Miner Rubber Footwear
There is no Pubetitute for Miner's. - They have been tried and tested and
found satisfactory.
We carry a complete range in Tennis high and Low Moss. Bowling Shoes.
See our new Bowler Work Shoes, in brown mad black, with extra durable
Hoke. Children's Straps and Sandals, Oxfords and high Booty.
Boys and girht, be sure your Running Shoes have the Girl (Snide or Boy
Scout Fmbleenms on the sok. They are genuine. We have them.
Square
HerresBoot 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 THE RIGHT PRICES
TIRES
K. and S. Tires Firestone Tires
HILL'S HARDWARE CO.
AUBURN
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