HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-3-5, Page 5THE SIGNAL,
Specials for Friday and. Sath &y
25c Ktenup Soap, in tins s.•..rrr
,' 17c
I0c Note Pads, ruled, satin finish ' 5 for I9c,
I0c Envelopes , 4 pkgs for 25c
.60c Rosebuds, per lb .•1 39c
I5c Baby's Own Soap 3 for 29c
I5c Memo Pads 7c
$1.00 value Mag -Lac Tooth Brush and Paste, both. • 69c
20c Snap Hand Cleaner 2 for 29c
25c White Pine Expectorant 17c
60c Neilson's Bulk Chocolates, special. per 16 49c
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 The Square, God ericI.
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
CET YOUR
1925 Auto Markers
trews
J. W. MacVicar
at IMacVlcar's Shoe Store
or iutdrs
1 P. O. Li 414, Goderich, Ont.
AU auto dealers have application
forms to till in and save time
More New
Stamped---Ggods
in this week' •
Beautiful fine Night Gowns in
orchid sod flesh eolore, all Made
op. Stamped for embroidery, $1.00
Ladies' Droves in the new col-
on, all trade up, ready to era-
braider, $2 00.
Card Table Coven and lunch
Cloths, from 50c up.
Vanity and Buffet Seta, from 214
up. ,
Runners. Centre., Cushions, Pil-
low Caere, Bed :Remade. Every-
thing in Embroidery Threads,
bilk atld ('roehet Cettona.
Instructions Fre.
splendid line of St. Patric] -Cards
And Favors. • ,
Smith's -Art ant Gift Stare
P't•,n,. 1;%$ East Street
('hange•1„la 4.. N. R. Thne-table
1 ••hang.• to time of Munn: of the
('. \. it. tMhts has •yme int.. 415.8,
The train leaving a;.Mk•ri.•h at 2.211
p.m. now• arrICes at Ti)rino° at 7_(0
instead of 7.15 K'nsrnrerty, 711'•(raiir
urrivJpg, ut (loili:ri.t, at 10.41 1..m.
now leaves 1oronte at h.I , insh•nd -n
of t6111.itM Y•wrgNrl 'Chore- }w - torr
.+nog. IPI tli:' tile• -..f arrival or de-
parture at r;oderlrh. 1
LOO INWAa>E.D TO HOME MANUFACTURES AT GODERICH EXHIBITION
GODERIGH, ONT.
GODERICH TALL PAIR Heath tit -Haney 7111
%Sunday, Ma 6,, rror..-- s
(nit \i I. ILI.i`., Marti : t
Cwnmlltrr« sleuth and Prise 1
Bring Revised
The• directors of the (:,Mlerlrh
rlcutturat Society are 1eohlIng week
Ineetinga, on Saturday night, to reel
the j.riu• list for 1he full extdbiti
.1u)un4 the prises which hate (as
added dre the followtn,¢:-=-T(it
thrix• exlwirt sttx•rs shown hS• one ,•
hibUor, $10; for tsrt.t. three' 'Mde•t
haev,a hug., 1st 44.•21141, #;(, :1rd Si
'The eamitdtti•i•A for t1,. year ars
•
• . try I ..f Yrl de rh►oegf,..
The' ditvsMurs of the 1:,s(i'rM1. Agrle0ltarul So• i•, t ha u• txru tr.f,la it* t r t ''ear will tears will. res;,, t or
prise 1,1s1 hu• the toll t;xhlhtItou. a, MrR h r,ldr•u .1.•ath rtui- uu rote)[ of
held_ f'r'et week of September, as JJ,, .,,v
Ag In order that th..se,1 wh(S might eie.dr.. to exhibit art'.ar's .4 tools manufattnra Ttlt at hes home In It.Iroir
kty may eOmtnen(•e w5,}k on their exhtl.hl at owl, thy.: part '.r the'prtSe Ili
tat i1 11 i'' lk,ru at Klhherter (rty sin••
et, publlahed herewith. Those Inlereat.dlchunad (dit. 11 oar' and pvwu'r)... it flet r'•are :tg•t, h'' had -•jx nl hes Fu 1th
n•tenauct•, u- the regular prmn ilk win not M* isatterl for sAhw weeks yes : at ,;:1't and 1:.,.1,. where 11,1 -
.,,
hi
ou. fall, r ttu tett 'ft In
'u'
hent tat 2ay•I r!' " %:,i)1,..1..1
•1'ftn: pnhU. fs•Ing roods. , ,
' Hent designed Putt Work Quilt, cotton....$1.00 7huttr'ul-IA•tr.
st designed Patch Work , $ 1 ' ; =R' l��' ••f• �T:•.
Quilt wool 1.00 -5°
t 1' lt. fur uut4S ,i• .e . '1'e4:0; -,..1:,r,,. }. ar.
Bath -Towel and Wash ('loth, cottoa,.knitted 74 50 •+�•' '•tent 410.1 rhe dt:lnu•u,l hu.
f
as tallows :•x
Printing and AdVtIttl.inu; 1.. i.,
-lint. 'nem. 1;tlndry. kw. F. (:allow.
11. 'i'. Edwards.
,Sltrartiott. and 1'r. rats -Lane
1ulk,•Id. SP, if. Itoh•rt•oo, -`1t'. •- F.
t141rk. H. J..1..ya••Eaaa. 1.. 1.. Kn.ex,
J. V. lunnlug.. . -
'', speed . }t, - J:t..,lurk, ,.1. 'u `ally, Wni.
$aIkelI.-Jt, V. 11n:uljnr+.
11,a •• • Wttt.- t:rt,g,. 1. 1. I•'i-h' r
.. r' I'•twarej, re,. - .1n.lrow,. ,1:1s.
Cor.o...h..-1l . ' 1'. Marie y. 11. ratin prey .
4'alt4, 4;ao. ,tugr,•a.. It. (lied,
Gard 0 411s.w4. Jun:- F'y.%.,:r. t'. - A.
Rotwe'Jaetu.
tiher: - lien. Stunts! R..t. a:len.
Jolter Kuw,eily,
Pigs --John t(uty.riy, .1. A. Ytaher
(' 1 Uniaortsut4 Uub. FuS&.J,:r.
Ladles' \fork un,) tine .1 Mt- ) . It
Mete, M. 1. t•.. W. F. (IUJk,w. J. W
UaeViear. Sirs. Doer•, r yrs. ('atu
Stewart. .
I. ()were --•U. I. liiiikrw-- -'�F'
Nattel. 1,1. 'C. F:dwurd.. It. 4'. !dun
huge, Mr=. 1'. Stewllrt, Mr.. ttow.ri.
GPO. .wekl.
Fruit -Geo. Andrews. cosi. St ;wily
taslk.4hl, U. Lamprey. .1. J. Moser
},field ('r,p,. and Vt•getat•1••s-- 0, }•
,Edward. J. W. ,(ae•S'L•ar, Jno. •Fon--
MODEL THEATR ler, B yCJeo.ManPoul John SMc aj.
Poultry -Geo. Gould. S. t:. McKay.
Geo. Sturdy. J. W. MacVicar. •
Grand Stand -11. C. Mainline*. H.
..S. MacEwaa (;e,,. .lndn•ws. IL T.
Edwards. Jae. (.tonnolly...1. J. aa..4.:r.
J
Special. all w,.•k. Don't mh, one of
them! Gronnde and Sauce-Pnxtfdent and
-, g9All CSI -S --Tp 14 Vic preelde t•s.
Meechante• Displays --W 11 Ricibe h
l
' 28oadal and Tuesday
CORZEVNLr FITH AND CON -
WAY TEARLB
and a superlative cant In the poignant
story of Niter York's beautiful women.
"l:•iLIRB_OF THE FIELD" '
ladocatlonal ('omedy
"WILD- CAT WILLIE"
owing to the' letyttb of chi. nutgnifi
cent production, showing will start
promptly at 7.:441 p.m. Two ru.I elites.
each= nicht
Wednesday an Tburi:Juy
-a- GI•AIJA SWANSON
IN by Allen Dwarf. very by
lith: 14'•b•r's Rinehart ; no more
)d '1>r• quid out apt picture. See
"HEN LOVE S , MY'
1mp••rta1 Com
"BLOWS AND DVN
Friday and Saturda
THF, KING-PiN OF
HAROLD LLOYD
:u Pb.. smalls IM:rth ''.•r
"GIRL Milli"
iennett tbm.•1),
"W4t.t, writs:rt. 8l.l'1114"
*FPI IY$3 Ds THS 141!"
Matinira Tuesday and -Thursday
4.15: Saturday at :1.00
at
"QUALITY" DONALDSON "SERVICE" •
Say,- Folks!
If you are going to build I want to install your
plumbing and heating, or if it is a leaky faucet or to
repair your old furnace it is all the same to me. Just call.
on me for anything you want in my line of business.
i-•
WILFRID DONALDSON
PLUMBER
Phase 431
Bayfield Road
•
sots, r- R. R. Mete, M. P. P. L. 1..
Knox. H. T. Edwards, J. W. Mae -
r, J. J. Moser, ]Mrs. 4Iowrio,
Mrs. (. Stewart.
Cblio,'e{'tine-H. J. A. Mat -Moan, W.
P.�afC•T, 1. Malkeld, W. F. Clark.'
e prr•..Wdent, Mr. Thomas Oua•.
dry, is a memt,or of all committ,.•m.
Special Values
in Children's Dresses
from 3 to 6 years. ' A
small deposit. -w4 -1 -1 -
hold any dress.
MISS S. NOBLE
eMura.c as41aaaee1111•
DUNS THE GAMUT OF
BAKING
''rely .t1jN11):llt ratirQ4l34t d...
light 111e ehlhlren to the pastry
served eh -mist yearling. swim -
:.:ow: -from the eri.p culla' en-
i.'ied at _breakfast to 1lie bre:Li
pi1e(ws1 e,n the - 11114nor tali
all•are bake! daily.
And hestd'"t, each roll, 1u•.
enkr-tend tote trier“--ee -.rt,-,
shortening and the Mien (lair.
prudix•ta. 1f la Was -baking de
-veloped to pthictton!
Two.. the pias -try the cak•..t
-slice n loaf -then the eery
goodness of Ilenderson'4- !.read
and pastry will be qui:e' apt.ar
est (n you.
lla.i some on_euttr nude j•,.
day.
P. HENDERSON,
Baker
Rest SI r.•et. 1'I0e11e 111.
ew Meat Market
Ihave mdAiii my Meat Market, whrck 1 have con-
ducted on East Street for the past thirteen
years, to the Saunders Block on West Street, next
door to the Dominion Grocers. I have installed a
new refrigerator and up-to-date fixtures and am in
a position to supply the public with the Choicest
Quality Meats at reasonable prices.
A trial solicited
West Street
D. M. O'BRIEN
Phone 31
See.
1.
2.
3.
z n•tr. "Tilt. run
('LASS II -KNITTING' - (, 4 ' tel• He % 414 well /moan
4. Baby's Jacket and Bonnet - 1.00 50 ,n'••- at Ile. roitl 141,.1 rs. j -
b. Baby's Bootees and Mitts 75 50 .1 yea-- ;'go,, lie w is w.•.'.-I,q•eati
6. Knitted Socks. 1 pair, coarse 50 25 h• • a frcooeut ,slues •.. itis 1.
7. Knitted &oeksi 1 pair, tine • - i5 50 ' r t-,.. 1•u. W111,1 hi C." Pitt. K;,:
it. ('e.ir*se, Double Knitted Mitts, 1 pair 50 25 ''' ' i IT.l. . .,e..'...,144. I•r•
9- looney Wool '�littt'ns, 1 pair. s. 50 25-- I• 4 1' •1 t '.i¢ett. r. .51:14• Maroc
10. Knitted Bedroom Slippers 54) 25 14 all f 1)t r.,Jt. To., .1,
11. Knitted Scarf, 12 to 14 incheei wide ... .5 50 and •`ir•e lu.,r(li•rs nt.;, •nn;\,•:
•
12. knitted Men's Pullover, Vest or•Sweater.:1.00. 75 - •t1 wtut LtttteJotut hu1�' :10..1�h
• 18, I.iiit;ed Ladit- ' Sweater 1.90' 715-.-_ `i 0. r Jr. VIOL: -Str -44r , I..'lla\
C'I.1QtaS 14-('RUCHET IN WOOL I well. t'att:ar1•. .tela.: 11.•rr, :.1_.,f 114;
lot 2nd •, e.ag„' I I! . std FMA114 ,.t Sleety real ;
1. Boy,' 4'.111.
-t 25
2. Lace .:. r ....., 50 _,5 -- '•-
3..., Ladies' Shawl ,....:.... 75 50
4. Ladies' Sweater • .... w ----='2,---L00 75
CLASS 45-CR(N'HE7' t'Yi COTTON •
-Sat . :Ind
'1. Lunch (loth,. 4 •i3ef 11et(c = a $ 75 --$ 50
. 2. Ii Doilies, ai rted
3. Pair Towel+,,Insertx.n Trimmed 5p' 25
4. Sofa Pillow. . -
5. Runner ue f, natural; linen .50 - -25.
6. Crochet- • *kali' Pillow f?lIpa and Sheet.. 1,110 75
- • 7. Dresser t, and Pin Cb+hien 50 25
__ 8. Table Mats, 3 piece •r 75 50
9. Bath Towel and Wash (loth 75 • SO
CL.1SS 46 -EMBROIDERIES
•l st--
1. Embroidered Tea (loth 'and 4 Serviettes$ 75
. 2. Table Runner, white and colored 50
3. Embroidered Baby Pillow, white and colored 50
4. Sofa Pillow, colored
Si Embroidered Night Dress, white
6. Embroidered Night Dress, colored
7. Embroidered ('hild'a Dress '
8. Embroidered Towels, initial -
9. Embroidered Handkerchiefs, 2.
10, Infant's Dress and Petticoat
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
ins.
25
25
50 'lb
50 . 25
50 25
50 25
5(1 25:.
50. • 25
75 50
Dresser Scarf and Pin Cushion... • .
Buffet Set •../r••-��, r,0 25
white ,
Centre Piece, White ' r,f no
Tea Cosy .
Fancy Apron. colored
Buffet Set, Colored
Centre Piece, Colored
Bolster Cover, White or Colored
Bed Spread, fancy -
CLASS 47 -...SEWING
1. Gent's Fine Shirt
- 2 12 Buttonholes, 4 in cotton, 4 in wool,
4 tailored \. ..-4, 50
3. Darned Sock or Stocking, not )ens than 2 in50
' '4.' Darning on Cotton or Linen - 50
5. Mending, one patch hemmed 50
6. Mending, 1 patch tap -:awed 50
• 7. Bungalow Apron 50
. 8. Ladies' Morning-eli.44, Print 75 -
- 9. Ladies' Afternoon Porth Deese .75
25
50 , 25
50 25
er^
THE
GODERICH
'NE DELIVER DESPITE 9NpyJ
OR, ICE O JR}
STORED rlv Lacy On
7
Merchants' Bookkeeping.,
MACDONALD GIBBS
Sc, militant
Yhon,• . . /J... .:1 I.• • rich
1st 2nd wOU'LL clever 'catch the beat
$ 75 . ' $ 10 •- - j Folks )awing. They have --a
full winter. otiuipment; inelud-
.'25 ing •snow -*hoes. They w.(irk h1• the
25 rate that a cu•4teamer'q needs must he
25 ' (..tuet weather or no. If the home fires
25 , tare_ j::2ilg Out - -they'll come on the
25
run
50
•,o
10. Child's Dress and Bloomers ;5 50
IT. Child's Rompers ',0 25
CLASS 48-E'IBRUIDERi" :%ND 1..1(EW S(1 Ec SME , .
Se
c 1st- 2nd
1. Tatting}50 $ 25
3. �'Cr'tting 50 50 _ \ 25
\- 25
`�(. (lttn•y. Hanel -made .. ..-.........
a. 'Kr.ttect Threayl Icer s1
ti. Ili er 1 • _ - _ bb
.-7 .. R.-n•an ( T''rTt... 50
It. Yoltrnr.:h
1 Eyck -t
10. Solid _ .
4I Russian Cross•..,
12.. Italian Relief
13. Sweedish W$atlrtg
i!+:" ••):'Tench .Knots
1•., tlrientel
17. Modern ('onventional - - 50 a5
Call the 'WW1
For Goc.44 Clean ('t, a 1
t•
Lux:try In Up obtery
I :rim_ , r.t: ,rt which ytitl
are I1,luwl e • mi o: when repo?...
int *in ne:' ,i ,- 171 irr1� r'i(.tn
,
anti ]her nr uF,'. • 'ere d l.ie.-i x •a i'
furtotlirt; .h,.t;l.l r.'•onrrn•'ntlit
ti,m,e11914Qh ,{t I! ,•n fop, all
this i. tI _P Slut,• apltwul. The
r}t' 'f .InLoi,tcrtfire,tar-we
, r. .%101,44. is :i. .•\,lilltit .
let .l, .• .t f , t, . I \\\
,•
,
4
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SO -B. MUSTARD coIkFAALNY J• ,J1 =WHEELER
14409E 5d u3j1,"CM Furniture • Funeral Dire..t
•Ham;lton Street
. _-' -7:7---,-----,,
t'...
� Thcrmiodyiie Receiviag Set
, •- 'Nonni. .. .,- ....iii•..1k • ;Idol r- dation u: t .•
50
25 t; e (!•tL•uelit c • :,Iur,•K of Pieces. .., rilli(u rt
''--it. wiele-rooks-.A .
•
Sec. tat 2nd -
'.
1. Crochet Trimmed Bath Towel and Face Clot$ 50 $ '
_2. Pair, Fancy Towels ( b0- 25 . -
:J, Bridge Sir Cloth and 4,Serviettes,•in color50 25
4. French Ilemmed Linen.... , ...._.. -. ,., :S0 25
5. ('rather '• Rag Mat. . !,0 25
6.. Crochet Wool Mat 50 25
7. Hooked Mat i'. , • • tit' .` 25
8. Braided Mat 1 50 26
9. Collection Emnot less Than pieces 75 50
10. 'Collection Crochet, not leas-t5alt 6 pieces75 50
11. Beaded Bag 50 ' 25'
.-12. Collection of 5 articles suitable for Xmas
Gifts, c'ostingTeas-Ilan $1.00 each - 75 SO --
- CLASS 49 -MISCELLANEOUS
CLASS 50 -DOMESTIC SCIENCE, FRUIT'S -
Sec.
1. Preserved Fruits, 8 varieties pint jars 41.60 $1.00
2. Collection Conned Fruit, 6 varieties, pint jars1.50 1.00
3. Collection Marmalade, 4 varieties 1.00 50
4 Coll. Jelly -Apple, plum, red currant, berry 1.00 50
5. Collection Canned Vegetables, tomatoes,
corn, peas, beans 1.00 50
6. Cold Meat Sauces, 2 varieties
5
7. 2 varieties Tomato Ca&up, ripe and green 50 25
8. 2 varieties Sweet Pickles 50. 25
9. -'2 varieties Sour Pickles, 1 mixed, 1 mustard 5025
10.' 1 pint Mince `Meat ...- r21,-
11. 1 pint Canned Chicken 60 Y6
12. 'Honey in Comb, 10 pounds 70-
13. -Jar of 1924 Honey 1 2y
14. - Maple Syrup, 1925 • 50 25
15. Pair Dressed Chickens TS .50
16. 4 pounds Cued Ham 50 • 25
17. Cold Meat Pie i0 • 25
18. Chicken Pia SS 25
19. Beef Loaf
20. 2 pounds Hone Rendered Lard
21. 2 Cakes Hard Soap, Home Made
22. 1 quart Soft Soap
CLASS 111-DOO'KST(C SCIENCE BAKING
See. 1st 2nd
1.- 1 loaf Bread, Some -made, White Z 50 $ 25
2. 1 loaf Bread, Home Made, Brown..`. -77:-...-i-50 $5
3, loaf loaf Bread, Home Made, Not . _ 50 • 25
-4. es Biacuita, 3 soda, 3 -baking powder
5
5. Buns, 3 fancy, 9 plain 50 25
21�
6. Cookies, 3 oatmeal, 3 nut, 3 ginger 50 25
7. Rookie, six 50 25
8. Dark Fruit Cake, 2 pounds 75 n0
9. Light Fruit Cake, 2 pounds 75 50
10. Light layer Cake, lemon filling, butter icing 75 50
11. Collection 4 pica -Apple, lemon, pumpkin,
,
12. 6 asserted Tarts, not jelly 50 1.50 2 •
13. Best Cheese Dish, recipe attached 50 25
('LASS 12 ---REED WORK
Se. 1st 2nd
Amateur only,
1. Tray . i $ 50 $ 25
2. Sendw•i.h Basket 50 25
3. Lamp and Shade 100
4. Candle and Shade 75 5(1
5. ,lar(lineer 50 2r
6. Flower Basket 75 b0
('hildre','s' Werk same as last year with addition of
Collertio{t of Rome Made Candy --fudge,
maple cream, taffy $ /5 $ 50
50 . 2b
50 2�
50 25
50 25
One Master Control
Ti,. r i -..i t soler smart/ r omitrr•l 1•,, • .1• .I r, ntlt1.1. �,�
-
and give. ut.Lu►tatti'RJriri niek(141 of slutrnv, Toll .•un l i
them --they ju4,-click in. N. !i+11,1l, to tdrain•tr) '
N'ewvjwpera give the bust *rat -. hv. li n),•!1,. Th.rntio.Ji•t,•
gets then!. .L 184)'Iegree turl:.t.f the ai :m4or ei.strid. is like an
'instantaneous tour of dmens of .•lute. l•.v.fv 1n11 aiw*Ya.1 i
the mule titins. No I,g ging .,f staliorly; not►Ti' g•1.. rejut•tuher.• .
r • Uiip'fbnuntn.l slit« nn loud vtx•akerj,nt(1/r normal (•Corti-
tion*,'Thouwndr nt miles.etre, cowl ittofl.sanf'favor;ibJe: Krone•
many sections of the_country`t le 'j'h••rtttlo. ',le luring, in aux
. 500 Watt station-iii-ttie J'nit.1,States and ('altaela,. induct -ivy
- Cuba. regularly.
`
Opetrrtes,with nix tUla✓.-1lrrer ..t•'pv df Therluionic Fre- I
to. ney, f h'tei{(or, and llerl Stt'):a of Audio Frequene} w is th.
tirtt receiver built to successfully tune dare,' stages of ampli-
fication botoir. th6 detector without distort ion. Cannot howl,
squeal, or radiata.' -
Equipment -- ' -
Twenty-tive foot indoor antenna furnished with each . art.
4:i.,',. ample volume.. Outdoor antenna unnmrlwary, but if uked-
•'hould not exceed 100 feet, or under MINI.' ineiuding lead in.
COME 144 ANS SEE THESE SETS
Huron Radio and Supply Co.
Bank of Hamilton Building The Square
"HONEST VALUE
FOR YOUR MONEY"
That has been the estahli,hed policy of this store for many
year., and when you ptrrehhw' your ftmtiw•ar from up, you; rga►i''. '
feel n-oIred you are getting goods which we feel a'nnfide'nt WI1
give .'nnlpb'te rtatitfnetion•t04Iw wt•ttrt'r4 gooer which art made
11p to a stan dar=I, not dolltn•to n price. ---.
In our travelling goods department you wilt find a com-
plete. range of . --
Trunks, Club -Bags, -Suit Cases,
r
etc., al right pri.'ee.
Protest your health by wen ring
DOMINION BRAND RUBBERS •
A etiilf'.nli(•ite•t1, prompt Anil (Intricate •melte n+sated.
SHARMAN'S
"771* Leading Shoe Store"
Phone 158 W. RKG. SHARMAN (.GDERICH
P