HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-8-6, Page 5THE SIGNAL,
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GODERICH, ONT. -
Camp
with a
KODAK
Whether a week in the woods or a day at the shore,
a Kodak or Brownie Camera is an essential part of
your equipment.
At the counter you will find the Kodak or
Brownie you need; also "the dependable film in the
yellow box.•'
Autographic Kodaks $6.70 up
Brownie Cameras - $2.05 up
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 The Square
USE CASH DISCOUNT BONDS --AND �.�1E 11tiNEY
Wes End
Barber Shop
-and- \
Shoe Shine
- IN
New
and Used,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
* NILE
Ispent a few day* with the forater'r1
,parent.. Mr. and Mr*. J. Mills.
Mr.. E. Lawson and d:tttt:hter. 'Ber-
nice, have returned home after vl*it-
Iuli relatives, lu Galt autineafonh.
Mater Stanley Mtraueslr. of Sieh-
rinXville. is 1ialtlus hjs Unit. Mrs,. N.
1). Munro. for-
merlyWin.. Fluker, of t'1, ugu
ut Auburn. is vi-itmr relative.
here.
Mr, Bell. Maid la away Judging ow
oat crop in the l:uvernuent field coin-
-pet flies,
-
Mr. Pilgrim. who has isee teller in
the Standard Bank byre: hue leen
moved to Tavistock. Mr. Walker. w•hu
hag Iw•ett on the rellert�n� staff for *ome
Ione, hits taker Mr. Pilgrim, plavy.
Rev. R. A. Miller, a former and very
Popular pastor of Auburn Ntethodist
church. accompanied by Mr-. Miller
turd min. called on friends In the vii.
loge able week.
lir. J. E. ?aekson. areouapunicvl by
Mrs. Jaek.on and children. left on
Thursday for n town neat Edmonton.
where he will practise his pretension.
We are sorry t• repot that Mrs.
NILE, Aug. 5.-Mirs *Helen Reid.
of Toronto, is the guest (Pt Mrs. Jas.
'flioniment lids week.
Dr. autt Mr, Jackson .atel children
PridaY le motor for Alberta.
Toronto itud as he goes'to hie future
field of service in the West he has th•
hest wishes of all the Nit. people.
Misa Alberta Snell. of Lontlesbort.',
and M.1.111 Slipper. 44f Toronto. ere
\ 1,41 tug Illsa Louie Snell.
Threshing bus begun in this ueigh-
well and is a splendid sample. Oat
cutting is well under way aud will he
soon over if tile dry weather Oon-
t holes.
Mr. and Mrs. McPhee and Mrs.
sister. Mr-. It. NIellwain. thls week.
They motored up hist Saturday and
ari. staying ter the Nile garden party
on the 74
The giirilen party- will bazaar te 1.44
114-1,1 here oil Friday promise-. to be the
1,#( Hie seasen. 'fhe supper will T. Adam. Is ill with diphtheria. Her
he served in Nile'', 11A11a sumptimi.s elsildren. who haw.. had lilt" #il 1.1111-
141'. are well again. Nurse MeMatitais.
who attemled the 44111(111i . was re-
called on Monday.
Mr. neg. Hamilton. of lietraile who
is spending his Vaell 1 1011 wuti hie par-
ent,. Mr. aud Mrs. D. Hamilton. suet
',pd. The went -mints or the ear
eseaped unhurt but tbe ear was badly
Alr. John Leith. while driving be -
•.The booths,. will offer temp'.8-
Hon- to the vanity and palate of all
proaraIll wilt yap the evening to
the Wit ett.t.....ffilt1 Vivra 'Arse-
ist. us the leading entertainer of the
After spending two weeks with lwr
sister. Mrs. Blitte. at the parsonage.
WO; Marguerite Jacksou retuned lust
Saturday 4,4 tier home In Windsor.
Many of Ore roridents 01' this 10- tweet' Anburu and Blyth. met With
califs are talking In part of the pro- what alight have been It ry, „erten..
Blac stone's Furniture
Phone 26 - Exchange
WEST STREET
gram of the Clinton old bey's' reunion
this week. Several carloads drove
over* yesterday afternoon and evening
and all report 11 splendid time.
AUBURN
u.
the
T.
hie
lattee's parents. 11r. awl Mre.
Doyle, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Riee and little s
w1144 have lesen away on a two wet
acation. came home on Thursday.
Mist* Fern Symington. of Toroi
Red friends In the village t
Homer. of Michigan.. is
accident. when the ear skiddod and
the tire eame •off his wheel. the ear
going down an embankMent and
through a wire fence.
Mr. It. .1. Kasai and Mr Earl RA1111-
Quite ionnher from here attended
the Mettle in Wallaee's grevi• on Wed-
Aninirn was weli-licitiseuted in
Clinton during Old liouw Week. tbe
baseball match 012 Tuesday being the
blg attraction.
mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur and family
itur the day s ith relatives there.
MEN, here's your CHANG
Big Midiiiime ale -
AT M. ROBINS'
Starts on SATURDAY, AUGUST 8
AND ENDS AUGUST 22
Men's and Boys' CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, GENTS' FURNISHINGS
THE BEST OF MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES.
Hare are-* -few of, the items,to_gave _,you an idea of our prices
MEN'S FOX SERGE
BLUE SLATS -
20 Men's Suits, irv conser-
vative styles All are
well made. Sizes 36 to
44. Nlidsummer Sale
36 pairs only, men's cot-
tonade Pants All we'd
made -Big B, Bull Dog
and Maple Leaf brands
included. Midsummer
summer Sale 59c. $2.65
Balbriggan Shirt s and summer Sale
Drawerr all sizes. Mid -
Boys' blue striped Over-
alls, sizes 28 to 32..75c.
Straw Hats to clear at
Alt rflOp'_s_khal.ci Pants are
to be sold at prices I-. If
This sale will last only
till AUGUST 22nd
Men's white duck Pants,
sizes 34 to 44. Mid -
Men's white lawn Hand-
kerchiefs. Midsummer
Sale 4 for 35c.
Men's fancy white Shirts,
all sizes. Midsummer
Special
Harvesters
you are -going West it
will pay you to buy at
this sale.
Men's Work Shoes, in
black or brown. sizes
6 to 11. Midsummer
Sale $2.95
English Broadcloth Shirts,
collars to match, in pure
white, cream, blue or
peach shades. Sizes P4
to 17 ' . Midsummer
Sale $2.45
.W1 -wool cashmere I
Son- 45o,-1 Men's and Boys' Knitted
_ Ties, in plain or fancy
Sale
Men's fancy checked and
49c.
Men's Canvas Running
Shoes. 1111 brown or
white, sdriizes. Mid-
summer Sale $1.25
Men s Pyjamas. Arrow or
Faultless brand. Sizes
Police Braces. Midsum- A, B. C and D. Mid -
Men's blue and white
Striped Overalls, all
sizes. Midsummer Sale
98c. to $1.35
DUNGANNON
BAliFIELD
Mit the Yount People's Idociety gine
church to eujoy a rocial evening be-
fore Mr. Macfarlane. who organised
the Soviety, left. The. meeting °pen-
is! in the •usual nisy Anil then the
president asked Mr. Macfarlaine to
lead them ouce more in coninsunity
siuging, after whieli there sent cow
tests and II abort program, at the door
to step forward and the followiug
letter was read by the president, Mr.
Dear Mr. Macfarlaue,-As yeti
know. we have called this extra meet-
ing of the Y.P.14 so that we could
4P11(.0 more enjoy an evening together
before 'you leave us. You are the
father of our Y.P.S., for we owe (Mr
organisation to your uneeasing efforts
4444 4%11104 we benefit so much both In
always stood back of ula and guided
11A as, a father does ilia children. and
now we have gathered to thank )ou
for your - kindures mid faithfulness.
in the lite of any community. Bedsides
its educatioual and religious ealue,
-the social side of it haw tilled a long -
tett need. Although •you are ieliVing
us. >Our influence will remain and
1...latinue to guide us.. In later years
we cannot fail to look back with
gratitude on your publk-spiritect sere
viee in our midst. We feel that your
removal will leave a vacancy In our
futility %%Melt it will be impossible to
till. But we realize that what is our
14 841/4 Will la' Ill(' gain of others and
that your ueii sphere of eork will
benefit frotu your presence as oun
has in the Iwo. As a slight token of
our appreciation we ask you to le-
eept this club -bag. aecompanied by our
love and best wishes. We hope that
you will use It to cotne over and see
-111ii Mid anent! some of our meetings'
in tlw future. to which we earl pro-
mise you a hearty weleoule.
tAlges-41 44ii behalf of the Society)
-Donald alateKeitzle. John lvatson,
Tki. presentation W a made by the
vhs4-president. Liwy Woods. Mr.
Macfarlane made a very suitable re -
tidy. in evIdeli he thanked the young
people for their gift and wished them
...Very success the future. Lunch
Will lA• Of Detroit. who had bevu Ole
tor' the last two -weeks, 'eft:on Mon -
dee foe the City of the tqraitt,
-mu and Mrs.• -Geo. Kitseti-sool-fitga-
ily. of St. Thomas, al,t1 'Franklin
•Fhompson. London, ‘4. re iisltors
ths• house Mrs. Wm. Thouipsou at
Ow week -end.
Mr. and Mr.. 'tarry iteliaiiis,o(
Toronto. Motored tip .ts Saturday
4t141 returned tiptoe est _tide
was a W. -elk -end 14121022' aj. her kerne
here. :die 4v/14 11101.0101.3: by I
friesids. Mrs. Knight and Mr. Ttromajt.,
of that thriving town. They left ou
heir , return t rip ,011 3101111a)
Thursday. iligUet 0, 1921-1/
A splendid range of
SWEATERS and SWEATER COATS
W. C. Snazel
vvas theu served, after tibial the mis.t-
Yr. and Mrs. E. A. Sander and fam-
ily returned to Kitchener on Friday
aeconipanied by Mies Floy Edwards.
ti.) attend the Kitchener old boys'
reunion. Mr. Sander ba• sold his
Ilona, of Toronto. are -Verb: at •
Clinton for a few ,dpystle
I. Jack, Helen Jack, Anti-.
Amy Shearer sod Bra. Ni• A
who 'lave been the •ts
Monday.
This Is au exceptional'. s-ips
places bang well tilled. Some pi,
perty 14 changing hands and
taxes are to be bUllt
Miss Blount and RIO. Illtrier..
--Wiseltiagion„ are guest,- ar 1,1-• 210r
Itlifornnt ....me.. right bark at you
with the remark that better 4,.
tremble 4 shiver.--Ottatut. _Jaw:
motored In Pert Buren 00 sanday and
daughter, ef Illutirft, Wet. 'abhors at
1 the bonne of MB. Mud arti. N. Whyard
senday. 'They re:tuned tonne on
number from the linage awl
•leity spent )(suably at the rondo',
1-traroa. They all report' --Inseths
Rt. Mr. Pitcher. ef Toronto, oeeu
pied le palpit ilt Er -i, his church last
Sunda. and Her. ?sir Dagen win he
the 11111 er for !ley, Sunday.
ere -le a mod, ro building x11
the resill of -Ili. "-,lior and errpri-
anot her 'Fill'. -Car Albert Coal
returned Alterelt.Y.
NOTICE
Up-to-date Bathing }louse
and Refrestment Booth at the
The Bathing House Is situated
on the South Pier and the bath
Ins beach at this point k ez-
4
LET US SERVE YOU DAILY '11
with pore, whoiesome Bread
and sexuantahle Pastry.
All orders will reseive•our
fill and prompt attention.
Leave a standing order. We
E. U. Cleveland
Master tei st 'Aden t 01144 ring
Student : 1110 Illae011.1
Exclusive
Kodak Finishing
Roll developed and 6 prints,.2.Sr
Cash with order
R. R. Sallows
1110DELTHEATRE
Monday and Toessilay '-
ANTONIO 1111 KENO
111 a peppy. hilaeioti- ...wetly roma ,
"LEARNINO-TO LOVE"
Mermaid Comedy
tlilz ality„ and --01 the hinder.
',listened II 14 a
hit Arrived
"TUE JOB 11101)GER"
(.ontinuirtie Show en 11/errs flay
Mr. F. 1 'Morn. hank htspeetor, of
Teronto. tea le a 4:sit our local
Ottawa,
81r, and vor,
I The Wiiinoii's itt-: 'lite held Au e-
llen'', in the ferm oi! .1 picnic. for the
:Knee en Wednesday itternoon arf last
week. After the Iiii-owes pus of the
meeting. games were played, luncheon
served end a gereral gnat time en -
Anyone desiring to try
our own
CANADIAN COAL
must order at once, as it
will not last long.
Men's Harvester Hats, in
black or brown.- Mid-
summer Sale 69c.
Come and see for yourself. Hundreds of
other articles not mentioned here will be
put on our Big Bargain Table at
slaughter prices.
M. ROBINS
OPEN EVENINGS
'to Toronto by luotour after spending
a neek visiting ttw !AOC?' is ter 11 114
daughter. er Loudon.
m ism.," Nettle and Clara Sproul
spent Smuts,: wttli4heir parents
their neut. 'Mrs. Mliv It. Ileffinen.
----Kr. -and -Most Ig. 4 Mann and um.
St. Ttrrrings.-vpettt- Ow W014( -01141 at the
home of their foist,' Mrs. Max B.
I 144111$11. 11,
NI laa. Helen Kitson of st. rto.mn a.
Nei'. 17111Vrin-lhirree- I'd Pt. Thomas.
a vtmlent few the 01w -try, will preach
in the United Mum!) for the next
!lire,. Plumley:44. staple %Ins the V1 mi.
fnr Rev. .1. R. Peters 'oaring vocation
PP'rfir'11:14, first commun.,. "service in till
IUnited chureli Wa, 1114/1 011 81110111..
110.1.1111ta al 11-0.44001, and seas tarae-
1 ly attended. Almon I 10 were present.
1, week for London. 4 4,i,ra Mrs. tril're
1, will vielt retativr., ioute Mr. Peters
I *III- take a trip to the Prairie Pros. -
JOHN B. MUSTARD
COAL CO.
COMING -"(111 %RI Ertl AUNT"
SPECIAL
SALE OF
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
NOW ON
Miss S. Noble
Summer Millinery
Half Price
-In This sale we ulfer at
half price Hats that rep-
resent the best values of
the season in style, materi-
ols and trimmings.
Yott-w sUrely find just
the Hat y want in this
great sale
MSS M. R. MacVICAR
* Kingston St. Coderich
Victor Pecords, at
Menai
ttlitt 4111 I(
mit itt 11011 wand ea:•.11,
tit thiq
H. E. JENNER
For First -Class Electrical Work tin
PROMPT SERVICE
W. MacDONALD
Telephone mw GODER1CH liritannia Road -
We outwear about the hardest thing
tthlo State Journal.
VACATION BAGGAGE
.re preparld ,.11141,14 .\,11r III
TRAVELLING GOODS •
Club -bags
Walrus rind 'rep.. grain.
Black or brown
Happy Is the Baby
and healthy too, if it e• kept out in
the freeit air. NIsike Aire your baby
gets nil the fresh air poosibir by
hating.mi "mut you rtroyind ono 01
our latest well-built, easy
many .tyies choose frotn at tI all
J. R. WHEELER
Hamilton S'reat, Gotlerich. Ont.
Box Trunks,
Steamer Trunks,
from $7.00 up
Suitcases, $1.75 to $15.00
Hat Boxes, Overnight Bags Webb and Leather Straps
1
SHARMAN'S
"Th. Loading Shoo Store"
W. REQ. SHARMAN (IODER1CH