HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-4-2, Page 44- Thursday, April 2, 1925
GODERICH, ONT.
The Store with the Stock
EASTER GREETING
EASTER is recognized as
the opening of the Spring
Season as far as wearing
apparel is concerned. Dress
up for Easter Sunday and
have that comfortable feeling
of being well dressed.
Splendid
Values Await You
at Pridham's
Men'e, Rtue Herrington.• nit.. taller -4 by ma6, r- t :o.!.
ion (raft. very stylish and g+>od\ fitting canoeists. SI""ol'at $29.50
Talus
Radio S'rps. The new idea I stripes. Entirely stew: 35.00_
Entirely different! Abd wonderful good larking. 1'rk.•
Young men's first 10110. A ala 'fd $22.�n an.l•
$25.00
}ell. tion at w Q
Prink- Clothing for boys; toe sill
bp e the $8.50 $18.50•
t} . demand: Price•x((77
flats. Pridham's special. less: tiros
AN lryarsnted.
Wo C. PRII}[ AM SON
of lIntinnd
ii.►O: Bor.alino $7,541.
Men's and Boys' Wear
KIN(:SBRUNiE
hINt;sItltIln;F.. March 81. -Mr.
Frank Dalton ha.. rwurue.l to Detroit
atter a few we•IC ' visit at .his home
here:
Miss 'tonna- Sullivan anti Miss El-
izabeth .O'Couuor visited_friend" at
Wkft.churob and St. Helens. '
31r. and •Mrs. rapt. Ketlhan and.
little sous visited Mr. and Mrs. M.•J.
' O'Connor. _• .
Mrs. J "C. Dalton is vkitlut In
God. rtch.
Mir. Ma hart 1141tou has returned
limo.. after a .loft h. eioderich.
$T, il.NiS
ST. IiF:LF:NS. Parch :il. -Mr. Earl
'r.1.tou and ritually hove moved 'up,
m 31r. .Ioyn1's hetet house ou the
arm.
The hails Mlvdun ItuuJ, ,.•111' hill
heir regrlar Intwthlg in. ttie • church
to Saturday. .1,prli 4th. at 2.:10.MIN* ;
The pr.wldcot ...told 1s• pleased 1...
s..•.' a full atteulau(t.
kir. Jerynt
has engaged Mr. R.
Smith,..1.1 near Ripley. for the sea•
sous lir. Smitlr aril t,uoii. hate
u.vel Into the /village.
CARLON'
4•t1tLt111'. .leen 1. --Mr. and Mrs.
Charles 'carers.. if Toronto. npa•rrt the.
week Bend with the foxluer's. parents.
Dorothy Watson spent a few days
with her aunt. Mi.:. ,lariau 1VaL'ou'
of 'Loyal. last. week. .
Miss Isobel Young w•a, at her home
over -the week -end.
\IIss '.inderhtlrg, of ,lav•burn. and
‘ti.. Antos. of No.. ,1 • •halo . s n:
t!n• week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. It. M. 1.lnuug.
Mr. and Mrs_ A. Johnstone returned
home on Saturday hating spent two
weeks with their daughter. Mr..
%'els of Auburn.
'Mks May (!len. who tgtt'ut tae win-
ter with Feintl.vs ._heM,ts hating in
a few day+ for her home at Redlands.
Cash
Several from -here took in the play 1
then by the Arthur v'in'e last week
` 1t Knox ehurch. Goderich.
Mn.. John- Omahas, of Detroit. 1.
%lotting friepds her..
Mrs. A. Y. Henderson returne•1
home Friday .from Imngannon. wh(fi
she visited with friends for several
weeks.
Josephine
Lar epyaln` lj,•pprh'y ..n.H /1hri.tine
Your Easter Hats
In straw, ribbon, georgette or silk.
' 'Flowers. tibbt7velties or embroidery trims;
>tvIiicheverr �e-itiI up to the minute.
- You are invited to call -
( A. McKinnon
Milliner - Hamilton Street
.Is•udlug 5 fen' days with her father
Mr. W. Woods.
Mrs. George, tit,d%t has • returned
house after spending a wetk with her
friends In Ashfield.
1'nngra1u1.11oi s to 31 r. and Mia.'
p). 1'. Me1Anwld on the birth of__lhett
little. daughter on Monthly. March 29.
and tonsil; --hole
mover' over near 11hth, where they
will five -with Mr. Mnson.
The Women's Instltnt.• no.: on
Thursday with a g•ssl attendance.
Tet. splendid papers were read. on
the .ubjeet of furnishing a' form
(none. by Miss M. - e; tprthr'rford ae4
Mr.. W. A. Miller. Mrs. W. 1. Miller
nisi. gave one 00 "K..•t.htg a Family
of Fite on *22.:'O a 11'e•k.-' .t 11.4t1n11
ons made To ask for to freewill offer
Ing for the Arglentnu- fun.t t.ef irre
.tpril meeting.
Rohertson, over the reek -end.
Mr. -Tom. Witann shipped two ear-
loads of cattle and hob to Toronto
-t tats week for- the Forme .' (ltitt;�.T
Mr. A. C. ('lark. ours gt oral pet--.
chant. la kept busy these ayd. take
log In eggs for the Co , , . e Igpt
Circle. Ile also goes top the `. r-
anee Hall at Renmlller emu
day forenoon.
No Matter What Happens
Guard the_ Home and Family
1f you are married, every instinct of affection which 'you
hold for your family will urge you to take the most certain
way to provide for their welfare, in case you should not always
be with them. A'CONFEDERATION LIFE POLICY 'will
solve this problem.
Confederate Life Association
.Bite -three years of solid progr -.• and-erviec I0 p01IeyhOldiru
If you want the heat' •e•MJng
chine get • Singer on your o'w
proval. It will do the job properly
for you. Terme reasonable. 'Phone
!eT• TIthOti. __ TQ MI. agent. -
"SAY iT WITH FLowiciu"
GEO. STEWART
FLORIST
etdNng Betnehes-F7ora1 Do
signs a Specialty. Pttane 1S4.
Luella spitut Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Mes/l.uaghao. of 1I.lgrave.
Mrs. Richard Wellwutal. of Onoise
vflle, who ha. been visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Arthur Moore, visited/ *011:
Sirs. John Falconer a few days last
week _prior to having for ber homy
BAWIELI)
RATFIELli, Mal'P11' 0.! .,Mr. and
! yrs. 1':..n'esion and -family ret 1rn...I
from Goderich on Friday last. We
are *lad to report that Mrs. Weston
1s now able to be out again.
Mrs. fi. A. Stott, who -pent. the
w Inter In Florida. New York. t1e•
trolt and other points. returned to
her home here last week.
31Iss Margaret !taker. nt '%fronto.
Is
spending a few weeks' holiday.
with her parents. Mr. nod Mr.. F'
W. Raker.
i 'Mr. Perry, of Varna, has engage."
with W. 1. Mustard Io help Iti b1•
garage.
Allen Pse left on 31andar to tack.`
a position on Mr. Of. 11111'.. ..lair,}'
farm near tlodericb.
Mr. it. T. Orr and Miss Isabel and
1'Mas.rs. Tom and Jacek Orr Allmon.'
from Mtratford on Saturday rind
spent the day at their cottage' nn the
Terrace.
Miss Jean Woods. who is atnwol-
Ing Stratford Normal tetrad. spen+
ttntnrday with her parents.
Mr-. A. S. Atkinson. of Detrwlt. is
at present .enjoying the Rayfield
bnrzt .. _ -
• i'ui1uR People'. tt. ••iety ..-Ill
mere in the basement of St. Andrew'..
church on Friday at p.m. The t•.p- -
1.. will be taken by Mls. F T. .stir!
ing and Harold Seotrhm'r.
Return/ b GNlfit`-.trchdesero,,
p Jones•Ttateman, who has had
r ` of the 'Hayfield Latish, .con-
sisting of TddsIty church, Rayfield:
Jnlu.'..-1ttiu Tania
Jam..s' cti n.•Ii. Middleton, for the
-loos -•Mad-/--haft months; left on
Wednesday for Id. home 1 (:aierieh.
The Arehdea.nn will lie very
mistad T7 Td+f--suuly-frtrndnlr
parish.
A Native of Rayfield.-Mre. HcEay
rerelved word on Friday of the death
of 'her brother George 'H. P1llott in
Windsor nu March 97th. •leoroe
Henry Elliott was the eldest awn of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Falba and was t'•rn
in Bayfield In 1861. For the pest
forty years he had been a resident of
Windsor. when.. he went to follow
his trade as a tailor. )Thhty-five
years ago he married Nims Eleanor
Purser. He bad two daughters. for
rinne and (:rue. For six years he had
been i1l with diabetes. Ile_ _was a
_member of the Anglican church. 'Phe
funeral took place in Windsor on
March :10. Resider. hie widow and two
daughters he leave! three sitters.
Mrs. J. Herbison, Red Iake Falls.
Minn.. and Mcs. Jams Fowlte and
•Mit. H,sgh MeKay in Bayfield.
BENHiLiF.R _
REXMILLF,It. 31.roh ::1.-Me.-ons1
Mrs. Edgar lanstnne and daughter
%'h,ale.. have .said gt,.t-bye to their
ftlends.here and hare gone to lire it
Toronto. tV, all wish thein soarers
and ha points.• nd hope too %toe them
Mr, Antis-i`amtntm--amt-fnmtty nreint
t"tnblb.hadytn' their new -home.
The miss/ rs nercle..,taettt in RI-:
rnlller Sunda Schad last -- --Woodsy
w'aa- un litter.•.t1!! .. Special
features were * \talk nn J non- liy
MIs,. -Dolan and q pageant entitle•.l.
"A Visit to a Japanese Home" given
by (iertrude Houghton. kv.dyn Lour
and Motile and -My le Gast. tl.•
porto-of the Auburn c 'ration war.
also given. - The often an euur.•d
to over *11.
The .road scrapers bare been doing
ood work, rounding up the reside and
Ing in the ruts.
Stella Morrish and Wille
Ne were Week -end Haltom in our
��illa•
Mbs 11�d74 Yanstone stunt Ann•
day wit, Mina Mildred Fisher.
Mian Campbell trade a flying visit
at her home near Seaforth on Sat-
urday last.
' A good time is in store for those
who attend the piny "Ilere Comes the
ltrldegroom," on Friday evening of
this week.
U
GRR BEETS
ells�O (moa6 aOR
�aTILO SORT
MOWN ASO
FOR. STOCK FEEDING
SUGAR Buts being rich in both Staab and
l7 Sugar are excellent for Stock Feeding, and
are highly nutritious.
Gmwcra who demand th : bat should insist
uponlected
of Seed
puce crops of the richest feeding
prominent amongst flit beat Varieties Is
Rennie's Famous Leviathan Sugar Beet fins
producedoo the Rennie Gold Medal Seed Patios.
Other alar varieties arc Rennie's Jumbo and
Rana it s Improved Giant.
Qc/er Rolm.(.'.. Fal R..1 Sada join
par beat Dater a dared Jrww
MRENNIC
Ow. AMAMMfI ate 3A Y111 t#
TORONTO
tl
O. J. CAVANAGH
Gener 1 Agent. North street-(reposite Signal (Mice. 'Phone 436
W. DONALDSON
Plumber
iN BUSINESS -TQ
DO
USINE$STODO ALL KINDS
-OF- ti
Plumbing, Heating
and Tinsmithing
to your entire satisfaction
'Phone 431 Bayfield Rd.
W }9TFTimp. Mad .-We r.-
gret to note the death, Marsh
of an okl and ighly re.pe
ted rodent. b: the person of Mr
._John Cook. In Isla eighty-first ye•lr.
Mr. Cook had been In failing heal•.
all winter, but seemed to improv
for a time. and it was thought 1.e
would regain him usual health. but
on Tuesday be took acrioualy woe.'•.
and when the end eamc on Saturday
he calmly fell asleep 1n Jesus. There
are left to torpors' his Inas his sor-
rowing wife. serer sons 'and Ihr.c
daughters: David. of Elgin, Man :
Gordon, of Cochrane; Jasper. of
Rlytb ; George, .of Relgrave : Mrs.
frac Snell, of BIytbL ffitw. Reginald
Carter, of Auburn. Walter. of West-
field, and Thorne's, Fred and Bell, of
home. There Inc also two brothers
and 'one sister. David and Fred ('re.k..
of East Wawanosh, and Mrs. Thom-
as (:ray, of Wingham. The sympath
of the community goes nut to the
i sorrowing family and-relntir's-- -
We are glad to hearThat Mr. 'rases
Wood is on the mend, utter se -at-
tack of pleurisy.
The Mission' Circle will hold their
mite box •opening on Wednesday ev-
ening, April 8th. A gond program 15
being prepared. Homemade candy will
b.- sold. The members are looking
forward to a Rood erowd.
Mina Edna Cook has returned
home after an extended vlalt with
her sinter. Mrs. Albert„ Nethery of
Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. -Plume, o fltnt-
ford, are here to attend th funeral
of Mrs.-Plutar's grandfai , Mr.
John Cook.
ugg
tions for Spring Cleaning_
Linoleum and Oil Cloth
Our entire spring shipment is now in stock. There are
dozens of bright new patterns to choose from, and every
piece of our floor covering is guaranteed. Select your pat-
tern now and by paying a small deposit we will,layit aside
wail you need it. The manufacturer's price has advanced
recently, but our price will nota' advance u 1iT our pi'eiteat
Mask is exhausted.
_ Choose your patterns now, at the old price.
Linoleum Rugs - Congoleum Rugs
We now have a splendid assortment of both Linoleum
u.nd l'ongoleum rugs. The new spring patterns are -the lin•
ext and either make of rug is guaranteed -0 gree you the --best
of satisfaction. Linoleum or Congoleum rugs brighten the
home, are labor saving and low-priced
Measure your room fir a rug today
WOOL RUGS -SPECIAL VALUES FOR APRIL
WALL- PAPER
Ilave you Seen our new stock of Wallpapers? We now ha\e a .'omelet.' tock of the
w•..li-known St.awlton semi -trimmed Wallpaper which saves time
The selvages are partially severed in the process of manufacture and all ttlat is nee
cal to accurately trim the rolls is to tap the ends on the table.
These paper's can be hung quite easily and successfully by folks who do their own
papering. and paperhangers find that with these papers they can do the work mu more
quickly and that they always give complete aatisfactiOn.
You will enjoy choosing Wallpaper from our new stock. The patterns ate so novel
.uul %drier!, the color harmonies are so effecive that you will soon find an ideal paper
fir each room that will make your home as charming as you wish it were now.
Curtainings
Scrim. heavy and light weight Mar
quisette, fancy Nett and Madras for your
new spring drapes.
We are always pleased to show our
stock.
Cretonnes
Dogma of beautiful new patterns to
chootte from; stllall patterns, large patterns
and colors to match any roam in the
henne. -
Brighten the home with new Cretonnes
1 -
THE S. A. GRA CO.
25 Boys' Extra
Bloomer
Suits
- -AT
much
$7-95 and_.45
An exceptionally fine lot
of Spring Suits. In single
DUNGANNON
DL'I(OA!VNON. A pr11 1.- -Mrs. J.
Graham, -of Detroit. visited friends
here a few days at the week -end, on
her return from Ripley. where she, --
was in attendance at the hnncral of
her uncle, ttic late Wm. Smith of
Huron township.
Mr. Harvey Treleaven 1r engaged
with Chas. Elliott In the store. ile
attends to the testing of c and
buttes
Mr. J. 7). Torn. I.P.S., visited oar
pib is ..school on Monday. '
Mr. Jac... Edwards, corner of th
9th rnneeesion and the gravel road.
has sold farm to Mr. R. Henry
and iw lull. a wale In the near
future.-
--Mr. Wm. I(t'7are has purehased a
Dew Ford t
The announ.ehneot of the r cult of
the voting in Er3ltine church on
union will be made on Mon-
day evening next, at 8.30 pm. The
npportantty for -Tilling- 'Ott' he
from 7 to 8.30 p.m. tha Wventng.
The Mission Band �psi Erskine
church will hold an e•ntertalnmeot on
Friday evening. April 10th (Good
Friday). After a ethort program by
the pupils, Rev. J. H. Martin. will
glee an illustrated lecture on 7ne
Other Wine Mon." \\
Father and Son Ranquet.•--Owing
to the fact that eallSTnetory arrange-
and
could not ta' made, the "father
and�son" banquet which was to he
held on Friday evening W postponed
to Tuesday evening of next week,
April 7th. An exeeBent- hopper will
he ..erred in the basement of MP
•Methodist church at 6.30 p.m: This
will t* followed by a program of
games and 'snook, and addresses I y
Mr. Long and Mr. Stonehnuae of
Goderich._ also . by Mr. J, 1'
who wilt lean -
This
tomes. This banquet is- being helm
ander the Auspices of the Taxis and
Trail Ranger group..
Methodist Celebratkm.-The 041••151
board of the Methodist church 1•
planning for a great final centenary
eel.bration and reunion s.•rtlee on
Sunday. April 20th. to mirk the elrw-
tnr ttf 4ethrwlfsm on the itong/Innen
and Crewe appointments. Suitable
anurenlrs are being prepared In the
form of hymn sheets. ' eontnining
many of the end -fashioned hymns rand
revival songs, and these will be used
throughout the eer4ees. Tailtntlens
are being sent out to all former par-
ishioners of Meth churches rind a
very happy time is exported.
Death of Mrs. Campbell. -Thr sad
news has loom received of the death
of Mnry Polley, belneed wife of Wm.
Campbell. formerly of the 2nd .'m-
eesstnn of West Wnwannsh, but for
the past few years resident In De-
troit. 'The deerosect was highly res-
pected and much loved in the ,'nm-
manity and much sympathy in fell
for -the b•reasetj/lanshand In this sad
intent -in. Toast summer Mr. end
Mrs. Campbell had the misfortune of
losing their only living child, n little
ten eight years of age'. The funeral
of Mrs. Campbell took place to Dhtn-
gannon eemetery this (Wedneadar)
afternoon. Rev. }t. Hays of the An-
glican church, conducts the services.
the demurs having heen • conies -
tent member of that church.
belt or ``'3 -piece belts.
Smartly tailored from
diagonally striped or mix-
ed Browns. Heather or
Greys. With extra Bloom
ers...; -
$ass 8 to 17 pan
$7.95 and $8.75
Laaaey Soaps - 4 for 29c.
2 for 23c.
WA Ns" - 10c. a Ib.
NelrSaap Bikes - 2 pkgs 27c.
Mold* errs - kw 25c.
- - Chnr'er LeaI - -'
• 1 Ib. tins 43e.
Gods delivered fees
1 our orders solicited
W. Price
Groner, F:len .ire.
Phone 356
Coded c h
WHITECHIJUCA
WIIITDCHURQli,/Margit 30. --Yr.
Harold Sperling spent a couple of
days last week with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Ed. Browning dT Kincar-
dine.
Miss Ida McQuold .pent the week-
end with friends in Lueknow.
Mr. t.'harlie iasivcr has purchased
\Ir. Obert 1'urdon'a Ford car.
Jean Kennedy spent a couple
days with her sister, Mrs. ilarry
ichborne, of Ooderich, last week.
Rev. Albert Tiffin. of }Ilyth. took -the
nervhe in the Methodist church here
on Sunday.
The people of this community were
sorry to hear of the Illnems of Mho
Greta ,Fol, assistant superintendent
of %'Ingham hospital. She left on
Friday to take treatment In the hos-
pital of the S Hyo brothers at Roches-
ter. Minn. We hope to hear of her
speedy rovery. Her mother, Mn.
Andrew Fox, acttompartied her.
Yr. nand Yrs. Raymond Finnigan
of Crewe, also Mr. John Kllpstrlek,
spent ltubday with 9th eoneessfon
friendly.
MIs 7.115 Emerson apent a few
days la.t work with her slater, Mrs
Tlargitt Of Blyth. Mrs. Hameln se-
-..mpanlw1 het borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rruee are
moving from Lucknow to their home
on No• farm nu the 9th this week.
Mist Lettle Fox anent a few dar
of ber holidays with her Plater 1
Galt. Miss Kate Smith. of Galt, se
companbd her home on Friday.
Mr. and Yrs. Beth. Laldlaw and
a
n
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C. D. BENJNGER, West Street, Goderich,' Ont.
is District Manager for
The Empire Life Insurance Co.
OF TORONTO
Especially you men who are sailing from Goderich
Port thio• spring. get in touch with him now and
secure your protection beton' you leave.
The Empire Life Insurance Co.
Wellington Street E. - Tonus
--SEtVOUR
SCHOOL HOUSE PAINT
?tor Barna and Outbuildings
it has no equal
Writs fro Hood Office. Madrid for fro MIN'Booklet
ossa TiMG� CABY
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F. HUNT
GODERICH
Motorists -
Buy your Tires from the Tire Man,
who will supply them at the
lowest prices ever quoted
in Goderich. -
30 x 3 1-2 Nobby Cord, guaran-
7000 miles $8.95
30 x 3 1-2 oversize Royal Cords
guaranteed 8000 miles
$10.95
32 x 4 Royal Cords $20.50
33 x 4 Royal Cords $21.25
All other sizes at correspond-
ingly low prices.
Prices on Balloons given on
application.
28 x I 1-2 Bicycle Tires $1.65
THESE PRICES FOR ('atllf
H. J. FISHER, Hamilton St., Goderich
Ntrwilowww.,
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