The URL can be used to link to this page

The Signal, 1924-9-25, Page 4171ursday. Se•pteml.•r 211. 1924. THE SIGNAL, r -'. GODERICH, ONT. PHELAN BROS. have taken over the Doty Foundry, on Victoria'street, and are now prepared_to --execute all- `ern. -The Foundry will be known in the lure as-, The Goderich Grey Iron and Brass Foundry ST. :►('Ot!8'I NE tludr trot supper to ie hell in O.•toher. 1'he dote w111 lw unuunuttvl Tater. Mr. \\'hltfield mode some short The monthly meeting of St. Autul,. u• branch of the \1'oweu. III be 111.111 nt the home of M 4•.Ullsh•r, on \\.. u•rsd.F. C Thr roll call. 111 he given by Mrs. W. Krulh: tI.•r fs (u Ib' Klccn Lv Mt .biusm. Everybody w..lcul PORT ALBERT tit I n std tttt. ec rs. \\'111. October de answered aluudat, The children of S. S. No. 9 tr musty will set -tired n large number of prises. L• w. and n Nils., Myrtle Futlord. of G,alwrhh. Iu .. .\unto spent $utuIty at hu11le 1111.1 also stayed ]t. urs 1 over for the fair on Monday _ at ()trims.. So • of our firmer* are bust mow- ing their fall wheat this 1k.u't forget the Rally 1)ay (wryly.. ,t1 Let -burn .-110rvh next Sunda). )(r-.. \\'m. Stowart returned to her home at Itutt•'r. Dakota. last week after s4. endlog n couple of months ee'i[h her sister ,cud brothers and other relatives herr. Mrs. Win Ruston. of I:0Nlerl('1L. sp.•ut fa few (lays with her above, Mrs. 1'. Monter. hist week. 'Ili.. W. M. S. lu•hl its monthly meet- ing at t'tt• home -of Mrs. E. V. Lawson on Tuesday- afternoon of Inst Week. .\ report of the 1'r•el.yterinl meeting at I.xet.r w•as giteu by 31Iss Itel.•n ('lurk. There Willi 44 1:111811 11tte111114tc,•. Mrs. J.nnb• Ilorn.i, of U4Nlerieh. Mrs. Jame. Cook and mon John.art' eil'..ut Sunday at the home of Mr. and visiting with friends at Toronto for 31rs. Wm. Cool::. it few days. Mr. tool Mr.. J,sseth Ha.'kett yta• LANES 11.1 at the home of their daughter. Mrs. John Bradley. IAurler: one day .last week. Miss Tillie Hackett _Spent a few days last -week with frIMois at God- erich. Mr. 1404 Mrs. Walter Alton .pent Sua,lsy with friends at Ftl'iel. falls in this congregation last week. Many trout here attended the Col- borne /o,I,n„I Gale lipid ut Carlow o11 The W. N1. S. of St. Andrew'- clno,-1.. fort .111.•rt, trill hold their an- nual thnuk.giviug meeting on Friday. October 10th. at t! 30 p.m. al's. IIu•k• tela, president of the Maitland Peet- hyterlal. will be present to address the tbrriug. 31.-tulb•r. of mister toe (.1(41 will al... present to assist with the program. BELFAST 1 iu-:1.F'.tS'1'. Sept. 21. -•Mr. George Twaault.y. sr;. of Sleeking..pent Sun- day nt the Moue of 31r. and Mrs. Wil- liam Twaml.r, r_ Spreading +by -Hand is Hard Work and Wasteful A man can haul on the average a little over nine loads of manure in a ten-hour working day- with a wagon, spreading the manure with a fork. t In the same length of time with a Spreader he can haul over twenty loads. 1:4ie: ting the lals,r .-xp n -e• of the man and team, $4.00 for the ten-hour day. it will Bost Win $-l1.11) to haul out one hundred loads of inantire by %wagon. With a manure spreader at the stance cost for matt and team, he i.- able to haul nut one I.uz uIre•d kmd.. at I•n.t of $20.111. with a spreader he does the . ,e anlount of work with far greater benefit- for the soil at less than half the exp.11,4, of hand spreading Let McCormick or Deering Spreaders do this work for you. Machine vs. Hand Work Sold in Goderich by D. McILWAIN Hamilton Street GODERICH Telephones: Shop, 206; Residence. 249 w 1IEN.,N111.LFat. Sept. _4.-Aeu tail ler and Zion Sunday whtsds w•111 ,hold their (tally Pay (..rile•$• nest Soli- dly at 11130 stud 2.311 rlspeetively. ;►nr tem -hens and their pupils ore to 4.. heartily' e�in.grated:G t on will - ting first Linty at the Carlow school fair. Ntr. Marano of Japan y..keat Hen- ' miller and llethel Sunday ...Iambi • !,tot Sunday. 'moth to the profit of all present. ' 1 Lantern alleles ua the tlniely sub- .S -et of "Prohibition- will be %howl( In I Bethel cbnmh nest liunduy .- *-itiag. at 7.:00. F;t•ert-l..ly cordially Invited It.. he ',regent. ' I:III)EKi('H TOWNSHIP ' There wap he all Nervier* at Bethel !mei Hayfield Metheell,t e•hur,:hes next I Sntil:ty; ou :1,,.ttut .4f the miniver- ; .ary 'w•rcie,•, beteg held at Sharon. iter-. .1. 'tV I1.8110). of 6 .,lorlrh. will . !preach at the nfteruteat service at 2.19) o'el.s•k. and Rev. A. V. Walden. of ilohnestille..It the e•v,-uinz scrtbv nt I,.►NF;S. Sept: 22.-'J1rs. H. S. Walk- er. of London. and ).1r. 4.4.. Hnllantl. of 1'1111/011. vistaed NI r. and 31 r.. F'iuu one day hest week. Mr. and Iles. F.d. Treleaven. of /it. Thomas. Mr and Nits. Tom Aiken. IKilpatrickreofat.Mafe•king.el were SAM he 'meats --44 fir. aetel• Mus: -44..4- 4 last Monday. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Wm. ituldwin mason Sunday with the letter's .Inter. N1 r.. Ihuduar. of Manus -h. who lute been eery 111 for (acne time. • Mr. and Mrs. Will: Phillips. of God- erielt, speech .otvral days hast week with. Mr. stud 31rs. T. Ferguson. Mr. Walter Alton and •Mr. Will. Revd have eoe•h reontly purchase.! a This m.•uibera of Haitkett's elm cit r.$is.ildel ohewefully fu au Recitation from Rev. Cumming. ,of 'Attie.' I'res- byterkall r)utrvh. to Join with them in :1 tenthrn,nee twrvle• last Sunday. Rev, Mr. Miller of British Columbia explained what Government sale• 1.1111 done for tha l'r•.vit,,v. It has in - taxes andLyarnintla nothing but evil. A ,0111111-11.1 of\th,• children of our .Is•tb it are home \with the. measles.. Mr. and Mris.'3. '11. Graham. of 1io.I• retell, called on friends In this !fs•a1- it?' on Monday. •- Ott of Her Line Murlr 1)irca•tor: Can you swim,. my- 1 dear? - A1.tIltant: Certainly not! l'in ap- plying for at position a. a bathing riity. nig 11 fist!. he fort of Vancouver. 1 happen 1. LEEBI•RN LET:Itt'Itt . Sept. 23. --The Ladles •id are .en1111n.1rig -' pr, pare foe Gray's Gigantic Sale From Thursday, September 25th to Saturday, October 4th • A FEW OF OUR BIG VALUES ARE : TERRY TOWELS - CHILDREN •S WOOL SWEATERS The size i, I.i x :S'_ inches, made of heavy 1.1oth with *4:atly 1lemlped edges. 19C While ;hey last, each FJNGEE SILK Iu the natural shade only, splendid for e•nrtains, children's dresses or lingerie 690 Torments. Specially priced, per yard ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS The width is 32 inches and these are An- ,lers,)n',I (}old Label Gingham. '.imited 320 stock, per yd. CHILDREN'S WINTER VESTS in natural or white shades, these are :1 good heavy weight and a good range 69° of largest sizes. Vests or Drawers, each LADIES' WINTER VESTS These are in all sizes up to 42; the style is either high Week and long sleeves or lore 'leek and short sleeves. Specially $1 19 prie(eid veil FLANNELETTE Full 27 inehea wide in shades grey, pink or blue. Specially priced, 5 yards $1.00 for 7 SPORT FLANNELS in a good range of shades. Fttll 56 inehes wide and just new Specially $1.49 prieed, per yd. In shades snout, blue, -green or red. Daint- ily trimmed with contrasting Shade. These are exceptional value., Clearing $2.19 at each CREPE -DE -CHINE 'l'he width is 40 inches and they are all from our regular stock and are the fin- est weight. In any shade regular $1.75 412.25. Sale prte a per yard CHAMOISETTE GLOVES In ladies' and misses' sizes only. A splendid range of shades. These are excep- 650 tional values, per pair CURTAINING 1-eritn and Curtain muslin in cream and \(kite shades. Splendid for rear win - (1 ()WS. Priced par yd. PURE WOOL HOSE A splendid weight of plain cashmere, they are pure wool and in black 790 only. Priced per pair FLANNELETTE full :16 inches wide in shades grey, 280 pink or bine Speeially priced, per yd. KIMONO VELOURS in shades grey, mauve and blue with very neat patterns. Priced per yd. .. 15° 55° Phone 56 The S. A. GRAY CO. Fast Side of Square 4- 1411)W. sept. mei.-The memorial sendre ill 4 ..II..nae eue•n• •ry- on Sun- day nfteru.b,n was weft *Trended. M.P. W. 11. Mas. was in charge of the wet• ',lee' and Rev. 1.. 1'. White. .d Nile. gave. the address. -Mr, and Nlrs. Jas. McKenzie and two .•hlldr,-i or fort .111.•x!. visited friends h.•r.• on Solidity. 31r, and Mrs. W. Wats..-Mr. and Mrs. C. M,-I'ltee ni,4 Mrs. T. M.;1'11e.. spent Inst week visiting nt ilnmilton. Toronto and Niagara F'»11.. At Ha m- 14141 11.11- were the gust. of 1Or. :and Nits!. A. Hamby. and at Toronto they 1 :sited their tole•.•. jfrs. Merl... A'Irn. The ('ollb.rlu• witted fair wag a /1/willed (deer.•. .lathy Menet out to IMourag,•Hfh1 childr,u In their s0!e11- tild work. NI.... and Iles. M,'r,rr and daughter Vera -are visiting old frtauds In God - 811.1 C0'L,r,w. it Is seven rears since. 31r. amt Mrs. Nler,•er b'ft to lank.. their home In Los Aageles,ealif.. and their friends were mneh pleased) -111 14..' them. .. %lies Ethel Scott, of ihtngnluu,n, slant the we•k..'nd with Mrs. 1V,arn•'r (Salter and took in the ,sh,ml fair on Monello v. Threshing hue been mtl.•h delayed i;y the W. wether. Wt were glad to ..r \Iles Isobel Young out nt'the s•h..o fair niter it sever.' attack of quinsy. (►witie to contiune,I Ill -health 31r. 11. M. Young intrad. M (111 hili stack nn.l`tnke a nest the e11i11ng winter. 31r. 1.111441 has some .x,ell•111. well-hred stark and far,n,•rs who wish, to get animal* of prime quality w111' watch ,..r his sale. which we underst•Ipd Is to take place next month. We sin- .-. trust that Mr. Voting's health wl!I improve and that he will rennin for many year.. as he Iuts Ibsen In 4)..- 414?st. 0111 of the pillars of the town- ship. Steel's Sale Steel's sale. Thursday. Fridav nn,I Saturday. Septen.ls•r 27.. 26. 27. ST. HELENS ltT. NF.t.F,NS. Sept. 22.--fNlr. and \Ira. Thos. Sntkeld attended the handle -Salkeld wedding at Galerieh Mast Wednesday. 'Nlrm. T). Todd. Mr. Stanley Todd and Miss Vera 'Pohl motored on Mnn48p to Stratford. where %flag Vera will attend the Normal 9ehnol. 'Mr. .1. R. Webster was in London lost week. Mr. Wilton Woods. Mr.. .i. it. \V,xbla, and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson \V,xsts motored to Fergus on Stator. day. Nfiw ,Tnmle 1'ameron hes ret'Irnei to Toronto after spending a few months at home. Mrs. W. J. •Humphrey spent a few Qat-s with her daughter. Mrs. (levo. Walker. East Wuwano`I1 Inspector Tom visited St. Helens aehn,.l nn $ondny. Mrs. Stanley Trend and Mims Vera Tedd motored to t'igeon. Mkcl111ran. and spent *stew days with friends there Her. J. P. McLaren. the reprementa- th•.• of the 1114de Moiety, will speck In the Presbyterian ehnreh to a Joint meeting of Anglb'ans and Presbyter - Iona on Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock. Mrs. Cnyler to flatting friends at 'tVhltrehttreh. Mir.. Thigh \tet'rnsli.. sr., Is home attar ...pending a .1.111110 of years Willi !.'r family In the Wt'at. Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Webb and 'laughter, 'Mims Caroline W(4,1.. mot- ored uu Monday to 'I$rottto, where Ml.s ['$nohow will attend the Nor- mal School. Mr. and Mrs. Webb in- tend yl.itlug Ortllia and Maintain' 1e•. fore their return. .Mr. Alan Duruio and Mr. Hugh Rutherford motored to Guelph on a business trip on Tuesday. Mrs. Ge.. Stuart visited with La -know frlf•uda over the weekend. DUNGANNON 1►1'. t:.'NNIN. w•4.(. 24,. --air. Nur- 111.111 Trtle.ttrl.. of Toronto. 1, spend Ing two weeks vacation with his mother and friends. Mr. lune.. Gray is si1•udbtg a few days 1n Toruuto this we -k. 'Rev. ¢',,•F:. l'lywlalt. of Exeter, de- llvrred a veru forcible address to 11 unlou cou)./reg:rtto11 III 4110 31et114,4I1st clnu•ch bast Sunday morning. in th, Interests of the O. T. Mr. null Mrs. I). 7'. McXtliu...1 \lot. - treat. Miss Tena. of Toronto. a11•1 N1 r. Jas. M.Nait, of Autln•rh•v. 'ter.. vis Most at the home or 31r, and Mr-. F'. Ito.. uu Tuew4ny. Anniversary seryl.•,- will be 1411d in tau Methodist '.Lurch on Sunday. 4k•toib•r :.th. Rev. 11'. It. 11sl.,11.•. of Londesl..ru.• will 1s• toluister for the day. Nlr. Item,• Gray ,.,•npi.rl 111, 4.1111.11 hl South Klub;, Presbyterian church lust Sunday morning. 1 •.at't forget Ihutg:umon fair. 0.m - her 211d and acct. the Inst 11114 last of rhe .,•:1w.n A Fine 1oung Man. -.1 number from Dung:moon and fort Albert attended the funeral of the late lo•sile• Gomm b11uist41140Ont-V$dar., Itretr 'i'ttei following reference t,, the death of rhe young man M frutu The Kinser - Alm. Reporter of hast week: (ford of 41.0 death of Leslie Gomm. aged nineteen years. sena of the lirt•.y 411hert and Mrs. Gamin, formerly of Pine River Presbyterian (Mitch. was 1 revived by Mr. and NI r1". .1. D. 11.-- r (-1,.11, chi. 1Welt,•+,toy' tnnrulug. tlo• young costo t)ne•lug passed away at rhe family residence. Rothsay. H•• was taken 111 with spinal u1•ni4.r-itt- oln Saturday: the Ilith. 11. the d. -sett of I.e•slie (bourn 411e trm11111111ty loses a youth wh..se footle.. was ece.41111g1c bright. Kincardine l.eyde knew J:Im at. one of Its own hops. he having beet' n student of the nigh 14 11..ol her.'. Hr was Id r of the moat impulse students I. the 1 •tos•I.: 8.1 he 114114 Ia lad of ver-ntite t.aleut.. 1,eing a 4411411- diel singer. and always Apt .xe,-llent performer 111 the plays ini'eri.•ntel by .the I.ite•rary S..•h.ty Als, he was a great church worker uud woo tette-.. In Ire i'resi,yt.•tMit 811.1 M1.•tian,ii-' clulrr,f, am well as the Taxi. Square. Hi+ was a life full of rich promise and his death 41881. 8s s slta•k to the ..community. Tile parents and other me1111W1•s of the family 'will have the deepest .yutpathr-of the t•omtnnnt ity in tai •ir hour of Is•reayentcnt. bell of Hamilton, daughter of the de- ceased. her thoighter Annie. aura.., of Hamilton, and Mrs. Anderson of Haw- i1tol. 31n4. .Mucpouald was highly o.t. -wwl by all who knew her. Itig shipments .•1 new full good - hate utresslulted a huge cleat -ante el broken (lues front our 1.1): stock, Meet - fore "the little sh..•-(lyes aruuud the corner" Is praclh ally re-'n.•kel with bargains. It coats nothing to look. Hut 0 w111 eertaluly pay you Io see what 'clue, we are offering. )411.1.1eMAN'S.. FOR S ttLE Holmewville Cheese Factory, Good brick building; also nice residence will be. .old together or separately. .%ppl) to J.1MES ('ONNOI.Li', Goderich, Ont. STOVES Now is the time to figure on your heater or cook stove. We have the biggest assort- ment of cook stoves in Gode- rich. To clear these the price will be right. Don't buy until you see them. Blackstone's Furniture Exchange on the Broadway of ()Wretch IKINGNBRIDGE KINI:sIat11n;F:, wept. 22. --Mrs. Morgan Halton uud Mrs. NI. .1 n'/'ale • m'r have returned to their homes of -t ter visiting their brother. Mr. N. F. Sullivan. at Denver. (',,1o, • Mr. Tho-.. 1 ►'Neill. of \fi11nipeg. and. Mr. /11111 IIrs. Roland. Mount Cannel.' were tau• qI'm-.t, of Mr. an,l 31rs. Jun. laNrill. Mrs. Jno. i►,•,III. •fe.ndon. Mr and Mrs. .Standish. Mr. 111,1 Sir-. 3. flus sey. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bowler. Mk - 1 , Mary Hussy and N1 r. !Awn.. Bowler jot l:,sh•rh•h. attended- the f tall the tube Mix. Nora 4tKwrfe. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ('hnetwl(-k. ,.. Ih•troit. (1.11,41 Mr. and Mrs. 1- Flynn. - An Old KeesidrnI i eteusd,-'rh. . bath .sorrel at Detroit ..n Friday. 1 S.q.tetu1.er 10, of oni• or A.hfleld's Md' resident.. kt the person of Miss Nora O'Keefe. in her slsty•14lxth year. Am the• 411.cea8,•,1 lived here the greater 'tart of her life she was Ire!' known. • ' ...' All ....L.; .,:1.11:;:e.• urb,trel her! to old and coang. A' few years .ago she mn(,•,I to Detroit. where she rr idwl mon the tante of her death. I N1i.. O'Keefe Is survived by five sister/4: Mise'. \Ivy and Elizabeth O'Keefe. of Detroit. Mich.: Nlrs, .\s- penleighter. of Preston, lint.: Mr*. Martin. of 19tesburgh. 1'a.. and Nlrs. Nlariln,ight. of Marrow.. /hit.. and one Mother: Jahn 1YKe•f•. of ih•11y.r. Colo. To the bereaved Ones the aym- iintlty of VIP eornuttmity is extended. The remains ween• aevrnlpanlel from ih•troit by four sisters and two neph- ews, Messrs 30s. fool ,incl. Kenny. of the dernse•l. interment took place to St. Joseph's cemetery. where Rev. Father Dema °Mei:I tel: 1111 1:111-I bearers were Messrs. it. A. Standish.I Thos. Garvey. Thos. Drennan. J. M. 11.,wler. 3. J. dfsara11 and 1'. Ruekley. ASHFIEWI A1HFIELD. Sept. 23. -Mr. ran 'MacRae, of Toronto, rs slatting at the helm• of 144 parent., Mr. and Mrs. .Toho 'MacRae, 1 s-hal.h. .1 numht•r of Am11fI01d students left this week to attend the Stratford Nor- mal School. Mr. Frank Washington. teacher to S. S. NO. 1, spent the week -end at the home of hlst psln•ntw near Auburn. Mina Drnlal,la MacGregor. of Dal nth. who Was vialtitlg at the home of her uncle, Mr. John MneKay, left to- day (Timothy) to visit her 'Oster. Mrs. 1). M,4;II1. at Winghsm. 111• servbvs in Aabfhd, Presbyter- ian eh,ireh on Stinday were largely attended. Rev. Mr. Mantle occupied the pulpit In the morning and pr.aeh- el a splendid 14ermon. Rev. Mr. Mil- ler. of British col b11a, addressed the congregation on the sn1.J„yetof b•tllps•ranr-e and his firsthand know- ledge of affairs at Vonennver. where "Government control" Is practised. was yen- helpful. The funeral of the Tate Mrs. Fin lac Niaellonal1. of near I.oeh.Lh, fork plsee AI Monday and mss largely attended by 1lelgtttwlM and friends. Rev. .1 14. Mantle conducted the fun- eral .ervh•ea. The pallbearers were three sons of the &reamed. Donald, t1e•[11nder and Thoma.. n non -In-law. Mr. (Campl.•II_ of Hsminon. Marry Melhmald and i)trid Stewart Among those present were Nlrs.4'Amp- • NEW FUR OR SELF -TRIMMED COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Rich pile fabrics, shaggy cloths, camel's hair, nov- elty wool cloths in oat .checks and flamings are the fabrics of fashion. Furs vary from Tong -haired mouf con to the new dyed opossums and beaverine. Colors include autumn browns, taupe, grey, sand, black, etc. Great Special Purchase of Misses Coats $5.95 to $15.50 Women ! Georgeous Scarves of Pura Silk Colors include plain mauve, white, rose, f{tavy, purple and black. \ Special $1.50 Ready -to Wear Hats for Women and Misses $3.75 to $5 95 The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co. East Side of Square Goderich, Ont 1 SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL DUNGANNON FALL FAIR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY e October 2nd and 3rd, 1924 The old -established and ever -popular Agricultural Fair, for the Encouragement and Promotion of the Agricultural Interests of the District Special Features for Friday Afternoon Baby Show Sports for Boys and Girls Suitable Prizes Offered Admission to Grounds: 2Sc. Children ander 12 years, 1$c. Grand Concert by the Brunswick Trio, of London in an absolutely new program Friday Evening, 8''o'clock Admission 50c Come to Dungannon Fair and Enjoy the Last and Best Holiday Event of the Season Prig Lists and Entry Forms may be had on applica- tion to the Secretary. Exhibitors are requested to make their entries as early as possible Jacob Reid, N. F. Whyard, President Secretary Well -Dressed Men Are Made, Not Born Quality is dominant in Pridhams' Clothing, and when you wear it you are well dressed. Our reputation for selling high-class Tailoring is evidenced in these selected herringbones, pencil stripes, and over -check weaves. Ready -to -Wear, $22.50 to $35.00 Made -to -Measure, $30.00 to $45.00 ti DRESS WELL AND SUCCEED W. C. PRIDHAM & SON. . Men's and Boys' Wear. Nest to Bank of Montreal PHELAN BROS. have taken over the Doty Foundry, on Victoria'street, and are now prepared_to --execute all- `ern. -The Foundry will be known in the lure as-, The Goderich Grey Iron and Brass Foundry ST. :►('Ot!8'I NE tludr trot supper to ie hell in O.•toher. 1'he dote w111 lw unuunuttvl Tater. Mr. \\'hltfield mode some short The monthly meeting of St. Autul,. u• branch of the \1'oweu. III be 111.111 nt the home of M 4•.Ullsh•r, on \\.. u•rsd.F. C Thr roll call. 111 he given by Mrs. W. Krulh: tI.•r fs (u Ib' Klccn Lv Mt .biusm. Everybody w..lcul PORT ALBERT tit I n std tttt. ec rs. \\'111. October de answered aluudat, The children of S. S. No. 9 tr musty will set -tired n large number of prises. L• w. and n Nils., Myrtle Futlord. of G,alwrhh. Iu .. .\unto spent $utuIty at hu11le 1111.1 also stayed ]t. urs 1 over for the fair on Monday _ at ()trims.. So • of our firmer* are bust mow- ing their fall wheat this 1k.u't forget the Rally 1)ay (wryly.. ,t1 Let -burn .-110rvh next Sunda). )(r-.. \\'m. Stowart returned to her home at Itutt•'r. Dakota. last week after s4. endlog n couple of months ee'i[h her sister ,cud brothers and other relatives herr. Mrs. Win Ruston. of I:0Nlerl('1L. sp.•ut fa few (lays with her above, Mrs. 1'. Monter. hist week. 'Ili.. W. M. S. lu•hl its monthly meet- ing at t'tt• home -of Mrs. E. V. Lawson on Tuesday- afternoon of Inst Week. .\ report of the 1'r•el.yterinl meeting at I.xet.r w•as giteu by 31Iss Itel.•n ('lurk. There Willi 44 1:111811 11tte111114tc,•. Mrs. J.nnb• Ilorn.i, of U4Nlerieh. Mrs. Jame. Cook and mon John.art' eil'..ut Sunday at the home of Mr. and visiting with friends at Toronto for 31rs. Wm. Cool::. it few days. Mr. tool Mr.. J,sseth Ha.'kett yta• LANES 11.1 at the home of their daughter. Mrs. John Bradley. IAurler: one day .last week. Miss Tillie Hackett _Spent a few days last -week with frIMois at God- erich. Mr. 1404 Mrs. Walter Alton .pent Sua,lsy with friends at Ftl'iel. falls in this congregation last week. Many trout here attended the Col- borne /o,I,n„I Gale lipid ut Carlow o11 The W. N1. S. of St. Andrew'- clno,-1.. fort .111.•rt, trill hold their an- nual thnuk.giviug meeting on Friday. October 10th. at t! 30 p.m. al's. IIu•k• tela, president of the Maitland Peet- hyterlal. will be present to address the tbrriug. 31.-tulb•r. of mister toe (.1(41 will al... present to assist with the program. BELFAST 1 iu-:1.F'.tS'1'. Sept. 21. -•Mr. George Twaault.y. sr;. of Sleeking..pent Sun- day nt the Moue of 31r. and Mrs. Wil- liam Twaml.r, r_ Spreading +by -Hand is Hard Work and Wasteful A man can haul on the average a little over nine loads of manure in a ten-hour working day- with a wagon, spreading the manure with a fork. t In the same length of time with a Spreader he can haul over twenty loads. 1:4ie: ting the lals,r .-xp n -e• of the man and team, $4.00 for the ten-hour day. it will Bost Win $-l1.11) to haul out one hundred loads of inantire by %wagon. With a manure spreader at the stance cost for matt and team, he i.- able to haul nut one I.uz uIre•d kmd.. at I•n.t of $20.111. with a spreader he does the . ,e anlount of work with far greater benefit- for the soil at less than half the exp.11,4, of hand spreading Let McCormick or Deering Spreaders do this work for you. Machine vs. Hand Work Sold in Goderich by D. McILWAIN Hamilton Street GODERICH Telephones: Shop, 206; Residence. 249 w 1IEN.,N111.LFat. Sept. _4.-Aeu tail ler and Zion Sunday whtsds w•111 ,hold their (tally Pay (..rile•$• nest Soli- dly at 11130 stud 2.311 rlspeetively. ;►nr tem -hens and their pupils ore to 4.. heartily' e�in.grated:G t on will - ting first Linty at the Carlow school fair. Ntr. Marano of Japan y..keat Hen- ' miller and llethel Sunday ...Iambi • !,tot Sunday. 'moth to the profit of all present. ' 1 Lantern alleles ua the tlniely sub- .S -et of "Prohibition- will be %howl( In I Bethel cbnmh nest liunduy .- *-itiag. at 7.:00. F;t•ert-l..ly cordially Invited It.. he ',regent. ' I:III)EKi('H TOWNSHIP ' There wap he all Nervier* at Bethel !mei Hayfield Metheell,t e•hur,:hes next I Sntil:ty; ou :1,,.ttut .4f the miniver- ; .ary 'w•rcie,•, beteg held at Sharon. iter-. .1. 'tV I1.8110). of 6 .,lorlrh. will . !preach at the nfteruteat service at 2.19) o'el.s•k. and Rev. A. V. Walden. of ilohnestille..It the e•v,-uinz scrtbv nt I,.►NF;S. Sept: 22.-'J1rs. H. S. Walk- er. of London. and ).1r. 4.4.. Hnllantl. of 1'1111/011. vistaed NI r. and 31 r.. F'iuu one day hest week. Mr. and Iles. F.d. Treleaven. of /it. Thomas. Mr and Nits. Tom Aiken. IKilpatrickreofat.Mafe•king.el were SAM he 'meats --44 fir. aetel• Mus: -44..4- 4 last Monday. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Wm. ituldwin mason Sunday with the letter's .Inter. N1 r.. Ihuduar. of Manus -h. who lute been eery 111 for (acne time. • Mr. and Mrs. Will: Phillips. of God- erielt, speech .otvral days hast week with. Mr. stud 31rs. T. Ferguson. Mr. Walter Alton and •Mr. Will. Revd have eoe•h reontly purchase.! a This m.•uibera of Haitkett's elm cit r.$is.ildel ohewefully fu au Recitation from Rev. Cumming. ,of 'Attie.' I'res- byterkall r)utrvh. to Join with them in :1 tenthrn,nee twrvle• last Sunday. Rev, Mr. Miller of British Columbia explained what Government sale• 1.1111 done for tha l'r•.vit,,v. It has in - taxes andLyarnintla nothing but evil. A ,0111111-11.1 of\th,• children of our .Is•tb it are home \with the. measles.. Mr. and Mris.'3. '11. Graham. of 1io.I• retell, called on friends In this !fs•a1- it?' on Monday. •- Ott of Her Line Murlr 1)irca•tor: Can you swim,. my- 1 dear? - A1.tIltant: Certainly not! l'in ap- plying for at position a. a bathing riity. nig 11 fist!. he fort of Vancouver. 1 happen 1. LEEBI•RN LET:Itt'Itt . Sept. 23. --The Ladles •id are .en1111n.1rig -' pr, pare foe Gray's Gigantic Sale From Thursday, September 25th to Saturday, October 4th • A FEW OF OUR BIG VALUES ARE : TERRY TOWELS - CHILDREN •S WOOL SWEATERS The size i, I.i x :S'_ inches, made of heavy 1.1oth with *4:atly 1lemlped edges. 19C While ;hey last, each FJNGEE SILK Iu the natural shade only, splendid for e•nrtains, children's dresses or lingerie 690 Torments. Specially priced, per yard ANDERSON'S SCOTCH GINGHAMS The width is 32 inches and these are An- ,lers,)n',I (}old Label Gingham. '.imited 320 stock, per yd. CHILDREN'S WINTER VESTS in natural or white shades, these are :1 good heavy weight and a good range 69° of largest sizes. Vests or Drawers, each LADIES' WINTER VESTS These are in all sizes up to 42; the style is either high Week and long sleeves or lore 'leek and short sleeves. Specially $1 19 prie(eid veil FLANNELETTE Full 27 inehea wide in shades grey, pink or blue. Specially priced, 5 yards $1.00 for 7 SPORT FLANNELS in a good range of shades. Fttll 56 inehes wide and just new Specially $1.49 prieed, per yd. In shades snout, blue, -green or red. Daint- ily trimmed with contrasting Shade. These are exceptional value., Clearing $2.19 at each CREPE -DE -CHINE 'l'he width is 40 inches and they are all from our regular stock and are the fin- est weight. In any shade regular $1.75 412.25. Sale prte a per yard CHAMOISETTE GLOVES In ladies' and misses' sizes only. A splendid range of shades. These are excep- 650 tional values, per pair CURTAINING 1-eritn and Curtain muslin in cream and \(kite shades. Splendid for rear win - (1 ()WS. Priced par yd. PURE WOOL HOSE A splendid weight of plain cashmere, they are pure wool and in black 790 only. Priced per pair FLANNELETTE full :16 inches wide in shades grey, 280 pink or bine Speeially priced, per yd. KIMONO VELOURS in shades grey, mauve and blue with very neat patterns. Priced per yd. .. 15° 55° Phone 56 The S. A. GRAY CO. Fast Side of Square 4- 1411)W. sept. mei.-The memorial sendre ill 4 ..II..nae eue•n• •ry- on Sun- day nfteru.b,n was weft *Trended. M.P. W. 11. Mas. was in charge of the wet• ',lee' and Rev. 1.. 1'. White. .d Nile. gave. the address. -Mr, and Nlrs. Jas. McKenzie and two .•hlldr,-i or fort .111.•x!. visited friends h.•r.• on Solidity. 31r, and Mrs. W. Wats..-Mr. and Mrs. C. M,-I'ltee ni,4 Mrs. T. M.;1'11e.. spent Inst week visiting nt ilnmilton. Toronto and Niagara F'»11.. At Ha m- 14141 11.11- were the gust. of 1Or. :and Nits!. A. Hamby. and at Toronto they 1 :sited their tole•.•. jfrs. Merl... A'Irn. The ('ollb.rlu• witted fair wag a /1/willed (deer.•. .lathy Menet out to IMourag,•Hfh1 childr,u In their s0!e11- tild work. NI.... and Iles. M,'r,rr and daughter Vera -are visiting old frtauds In God - 811.1 C0'L,r,w. it Is seven rears since. 31r. amt Mrs. Nler,•er b'ft to lank.. their home In Los Aageles,ealif.. and their friends were mneh pleased) -111 14..' them. .. %lies Ethel Scott, of ihtngnluu,n, slant the we•k..'nd with Mrs. 1V,arn•'r (Salter and took in the ,sh,ml fair on Monello v. Threshing hue been mtl.•h delayed i;y the W. wether. Wt were glad to ..r \Iles Isobel Young out nt'the s•h..o fair niter it sever.' attack of quinsy. (►witie to contiune,I Ill -health 31r. 11. M. Young intrad. M (111 hili stack nn.l`tnke a nest the e11i11ng winter. 31r. 1.111441 has some .x,ell•111. well-hred stark and far,n,•rs who wish, to get animal* of prime quality w111' watch ,..r his sale. which we underst•Ipd Is to take place next month. We sin- .-. trust that Mr. Voting's health wl!I improve and that he will rennin for many year.. as he Iuts Ibsen In 4)..- 414?st. 0111 of the pillars of the town- ship. Steel's Sale Steel's sale. Thursday. Fridav nn,I Saturday. Septen.ls•r 27.. 26. 27. ST. HELENS ltT. NF.t.F,NS. Sept. 22.--fNlr. and \Ira. Thos. Sntkeld attended the handle -Salkeld wedding at Galerieh Mast Wednesday. 'Nlrm. T). Todd. Mr. Stanley Todd and Miss Vera 'Pohl motored on Mnn48p to Stratford. where %flag Vera will attend the Normal 9ehnol. 'Mr. .1. R. Webster was in London lost week. Mr. Wilton Woods. Mr.. .i. it. \V,xbla, and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson \V,xsts motored to Fergus on Stator. day. Nfiw ,Tnmle 1'ameron hes ret'Irnei to Toronto after spending a few months at home. Mrs. W. J. •Humphrey spent a few Qat-s with her daughter. Mrs. (levo. Walker. East Wuwano`I1 Inspector Tom visited St. Helens aehn,.l nn $ondny. Mrs. Stanley Trend and Mims Vera Tedd motored to t'igeon. Mkcl111ran. and spent *stew days with friends there Her. J. P. McLaren. the reprementa- th•.• of the 1114de Moiety, will speck In the Presbyterian ehnreh to a Joint meeting of Anglb'ans and Presbyter - Iona on Sunday morning nt 11 o'clock. Mrs. Cnyler to flatting friends at 'tVhltrehttreh. Mir.. Thigh \tet'rnsli.. sr., Is home attar ...pending a .1.111110 of years Willi !.'r family In the Wt'at. Mr. and Mrs. (leo. Webb and 'laughter, 'Mims Caroline W(4,1.. mot- ored uu Monday to 'I$rottto, where Ml.s ['$nohow will attend the Nor- mal School. Mr. and Mrs. Webb in- tend yl.itlug Ortllia and Maintain' 1e•. fore their return. .Mr. Alan Duruio and Mr. Hugh Rutherford motored to Guelph on a business trip on Tuesday. Mrs. Ge.. Stuart visited with La -know frlf•uda over the weekend. DUNGANNON 1►1'. t:.'NNIN. w•4.(. 24,. --air. Nur- 111.111 Trtle.ttrl.. of Toronto. 1, spend Ing two weeks vacation with his mother and friends. Mr. lune.. Gray is si1•udbtg a few days 1n Toruuto this we -k. 'Rev. ¢',,•F:. l'lywlalt. of Exeter, de- llvrred a veru forcible address to 11 unlou cou)./reg:rtto11 III 4110 31et114,4I1st clnu•ch bast Sunday morning. in th, Interests of the O. T. Mr. null Mrs. I). 7'. McXtliu...1 \lot. - treat. Miss Tena. of Toronto. a11•1 N1 r. Jas. M.Nait, of Autln•rh•v. 'ter.. vis Most at the home or 31r, and Mr-. F'. Ito.. uu Tuew4ny. Anniversary seryl.•,- will be 1411d in tau Methodist '.Lurch on Sunday. 4k•toib•r :.th. Rev. 11'. It. 11sl.,11.•. of Londesl..ru.• will 1s• toluister for the day. Nlr. Item,• Gray ,.,•npi.rl 111, 4.1111.11 hl South Klub;, Presbyterian church lust Sunday morning. 1 •.at't forget Ihutg:umon fair. 0.m - her 211d and acct. the Inst 11114 last of rhe .,•:1w.n A Fine 1oung Man. -.1 number from Dung:moon and fort Albert attended the funeral of the late lo•sile• Gomm b11uist41140Ont-V$dar., Itretr 'i'ttei following reference t,, the death of rhe young man M frutu The Kinser - Alm. Reporter of hast week: (ford of 41.0 death of Leslie Gomm. aged nineteen years. sena of the lirt•.y 411hert and Mrs. Gamin, formerly of Pine River Presbyterian (Mitch. was 1 revived by Mr. and NI r1". .1. D. 11.-- r (-1,.11, chi. 1Welt,•+,toy' tnnrulug. tlo• young costo t)ne•lug passed away at rhe family residence. Rothsay. H•• was taken 111 with spinal u1•ni4.r-itt- oln Saturday: the Ilith. 11. the d. -sett of I.e•slie (bourn 411e trm11111111ty loses a youth wh..se footle.. was ece.41111g1c bright. Kincardine l.eyde knew J:Im at. one of Its own hops. he having beet' n student of the nigh 14 11..ol her.'. Hr was Id r of the moat impulse students I. the 1 •tos•I.: 8.1 he 114114 Ia lad of ver-ntite t.aleut.. 1,eing a 4411411- diel singer. and always Apt .xe,-llent performer 111 the plays ini'eri.•ntel by .the I.ite•rary S..•h.ty Als, he was a great church worker uud woo tette-.. In Ire i'resi,yt.•tMit 811.1 M1.•tian,ii-' clulrr,f, am well as the Taxi. Square. Hi+ was a life full of rich promise and his death 41881. 8s s slta•k to the ..community. Tile parents and other me1111W1•s of the family 'will have the deepest .yutpathr-of the t•omtnnnt ity in tai •ir hour of Is•reayentcnt. bell of Hamilton, daughter of the de- ceased. her thoighter Annie. aura.., of Hamilton, and Mrs. Anderson of Haw- i1tol. 31n4. .Mucpouald was highly o.t. -wwl by all who knew her. Itig shipments .•1 new full good - hate utresslulted a huge cleat -ante el broken (lues front our 1.1): stock, Meet - fore "the little sh..•-(lyes aruuud the corner" Is praclh ally re-'n.•kel with bargains. It coats nothing to look. Hut 0 w111 eertaluly pay you Io see what 'clue, we are offering. )411.1.1eMAN'S.. FOR S ttLE Holmewville Cheese Factory, Good brick building; also nice residence will be. .old together or separately. .%ppl) to J.1MES ('ONNOI.Li', Goderich, Ont. STOVES Now is the time to figure on your heater or cook stove. We have the biggest assort- ment of cook stoves in Gode- rich. To clear these the price will be right. Don't buy until you see them. Blackstone's Furniture Exchange on the Broadway of ()Wretch IKINGNBRIDGE KINI:sIat11n;F:, wept. 22. --Mrs. Morgan Halton uud Mrs. NI. .1 n'/'ale • m'r have returned to their homes of -t ter visiting their brother. Mr. N. F. Sullivan. at Denver. (',,1o, • Mr. Tho-.. 1 ►'Neill. of \fi11nipeg. and. Mr. /11111 IIrs. Roland. Mount Cannel.' were tau• qI'm-.t, of Mr. an,l 31rs. Jun. laNrill. Mrs. Jno. i►,•,III. •fe.ndon. Mr and Mrs. .Standish. Mr. 111,1 Sir-. 3. flus sey. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bowler. Mk - 1 , Mary Hussy and N1 r. !Awn.. Bowler jot l:,sh•rh•h. attended- the f tall the tube Mix. Nora 4tKwrfe. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard ('hnetwl(-k. ,.. Ih•troit. (1.11,41 Mr. and Mrs. 1- Flynn. - An Old KeesidrnI i eteusd,-'rh. . bath .sorrel at Detroit ..n Friday. 1 S.q.tetu1.er 10, of oni• or A.hfleld's Md' resident.. kt the person of Miss Nora O'Keefe. in her slsty•14lxth year. Am the• 411.cea8,•,1 lived here the greater 'tart of her life she was Ire!' known. • ' ...' All ....L.; .,:1.11:;:e.• urb,trel her! to old and coang. A' few years .ago she mn(,•,I to Detroit. where she rr idwl mon the tante of her death. I N1i.. O'Keefe Is survived by five sister/4: Mise'. \Ivy and Elizabeth O'Keefe. of Detroit. Mich.: Nlrs, .\s- penleighter. of Preston, lint.: Mr*. Martin. of 19tesburgh. 1'a.. and Nlrs. Nlariln,ight. of Marrow.. /hit.. and one Mother: Jahn 1YKe•f•. of ih•11y.r. Colo. To the bereaved Ones the aym- iintlty of VIP eornuttmity is extended. The remains ween• aevrnlpanlel from ih•troit by four sisters and two neph- ews, Messrs 30s. fool ,incl. Kenny. of the dernse•l. interment took place to St. Joseph's cemetery. where Rev. Father Dema °Mei:I tel: 1111 1:111-I bearers were Messrs. it. A. Standish.I Thos. Garvey. Thos. Drennan. J. M. 11.,wler. 3. J. dfsara11 and 1'. Ruekley. ASHFIEWI A1HFIELD. Sept. 23. -Mr. ran 'MacRae, of Toronto, rs slatting at the helm• of 144 parent., Mr. and Mrs. .Toho 'MacRae, 1 s-hal.h. .1 numht•r of Am11fI01d students left this week to attend the Stratford Nor- mal School. Mr. Frank Washington. teacher to S. S. NO. 1, spent the week -end at the home of hlst psln•ntw near Auburn. Mina Drnlal,la MacGregor. of Dal nth. who Was vialtitlg at the home of her uncle, Mr. John MneKay, left to- day (Timothy) to visit her 'Oster. Mrs. 1). M,4;II1. at Winghsm. 111• servbvs in Aabfhd, Presbyter- ian eh,ireh on Stinday were largely attended. Rev. Mr. Mantle occupied the pulpit In the morning and pr.aeh- el a splendid 14ermon. Rev. Mr. Mil- ler. of British col b11a, addressed the congregation on the sn1.J„yetof b•tllps•ranr-e and his firsthand know- ledge of affairs at Vonennver. where "Government control" Is practised. was yen- helpful. The funeral of the Tate Mrs. Fin lac Niaellonal1. of near I.oeh.Lh, fork plsee AI Monday and mss largely attended by 1lelgtttwlM and friends. Rev. .1 14. Mantle conducted the fun- eral .ervh•ea. The pallbearers were three sons of the &reamed. Donald, t1e•[11nder and Thoma.. n non -In-law. Mr. (Campl.•II_ of Hsminon. Marry Melhmald and i)trid Stewart Among those present were Nlrs.4'Amp- • NEW FUR OR SELF -TRIMMED COATS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Rich pile fabrics, shaggy cloths, camel's hair, nov- elty wool cloths in oat .checks and flamings are the fabrics of fashion. Furs vary from Tong -haired mouf con to the new dyed opossums and beaverine. Colors include autumn browns, taupe, grey, sand, black, etc. Great Special Purchase of Misses Coats $5.95 to $15.50 Women ! Georgeous Scarves of Pura Silk Colors include plain mauve, white, rose, f{tavy, purple and black. \ Special $1.50 Ready -to Wear Hats for Women and Misses $3.75 to $5 95 The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co. East Side of Square Goderich, Ont 1 SIXTY-SIXTH ANNUAL DUNGANNON FALL FAIR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY e October 2nd and 3rd, 1924 The old -established and ever -popular Agricultural Fair, for the Encouragement and Promotion of the Agricultural Interests of the District Special Features for Friday Afternoon Baby Show Sports for Boys and Girls Suitable Prizes Offered Admission to Grounds: 2Sc. Children ander 12 years, 1$c. Grand Concert by the Brunswick Trio, of London in an absolutely new program Friday Evening, 8''o'clock Admission 50c Come to Dungannon Fair and Enjoy the Last and Best Holiday Event of the Season Prig Lists and Entry Forms may be had on applica- tion to the Secretary. Exhibitors are requested to make their entries as early as possible Jacob Reid, N. F. Whyard, President Secretary