HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1925-8-27, Page 44-Tbureday. August 27. 1908
a The Store with the Stock f'
Travelling Suits
New arrivals of our early Fall Suits -newest shades
in good strong tweeds, exceptionally well tailored and
splendid fitting garments.
Real Value at $25.00 ad $27.50
See our all -wool grey serge Suits,
Special Value at $30.0
For high-class hand -tailored Suits get one 'trade
to measure by SOCIETY BRAND.
Prices $35.00 to $55.00
ontreal
W. C. PR1DHAM & SON
Men's and Boys' Wear Phase 57 Nett Beek of I
THE SIGNAL,
rlstwr at the home of Mr. uud MTxI batetrcttrkiting
ut'd to thelrtl4 u*t Lnurlue uwit
rned homeotheer rfirstMrs.
theRyan,
wee.k.re.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald. of Tor-
onto, who had leen signing the Int•
ter', tuuther, Mrs. 'Ed. Fowler, re-
turned
e.turned "moor on Monday. They Wert
accompanied- ItYAILS kdua Fowler.
who has gone ,i4, m short visit to the
eKy.
The followleg hate gone West trout
this vicinity: Mrs. J. Bartley and
,laughter. Mrs. H. Caesar, Mrs. Will.
hers and sou Maurter. and Marvin
Need.
Mrs. .1114,. Sanders. Mrs. Nat.
\Vhyardl and little wen. Bert. Are
vl--iters In EIwir 141 present.
week-end visit-
orsThe following
urs at the home of i)r. Case and Mrs.
ease: Mr. and Mrs. H. Guutlfelluw, of
'reroute: Mr. 4'cter Case and Mho -
Taggart. of Exeter, and Mr. /Glenn.
of Hensel,.
Mr. .1. Elliott le Improving the ate
peursnce T.f We -hole* isy - e. oat nL
pa In t.
Tic work on the srhad Is nearing
eotupletiun and 4 expected to be ready
for the re -opening of wheel September
1st.
Mr. S. 'foiling. of Go.lerieh.- is a
visitor here at the home of Mr-. Itobt.
GODERICA, ONT.
Nell Mai Donald•
Mrs. F ince ewe, of Ooderlch, vista - real. py, of Toronto. spent
Irl frit -tide l4, Aehdeld at the week' I t".4) wed lt.'l vet -Ohm %%Oh his parents
end..
Miss Irene Jlatd)onaid to visiting • at Miss rtlFrlo❑ Wiley, of I lettvaL Is
Mende nit Win -gluts).
'Jamas Florence MacGregor,
Wiley. ugafweeks* with Mrs. Mute
unite• is vtaitlugice) lu t 1 tI.urler.
1
--and Ashfield.
Jars. 11ar.1 White, of l'hk'ago, 1e, AUBURN
visiting her mother, Mrs. K. V. Mae -
'"AUBURN. Aug. 26. -Mr. and Mr..
IL•nnon.
The Asbaeld Vrt'beyiterleu c will A. Juhuett„°re. and
viakurs letu'i re. B. of
Itou and 11ab1Nli► Carlow,
their annual picnic at Mae44'nslr a weir-, lust week.
grove on Friday afternoon, August Mr. and lira. A. E. Culli� and Mr..esti, and Mrs. J. Carter. of Sault Stt•.I
t.E.W.p, tl jrJllnr regularMarie. Mich.. motored herr last week
meeting of the }China). C.F.W.I), war to renew out t►cqualatauc!.
Mr. and Mrs. Itorri.en, of 1'I, kford.
• held at the home of Mrs. M. C. Mac- Mich.. visited the Iat,rr'14 sister, Mrs.
Kenzie on Wetilicselay last, with tike M t,.puith• for taint' days last week.
preaideat. Mrs. John MacRae. in th'' 1nuLL'lnlu wk.
• chair. After the regrdwrhmsltn e heti Mr.. anti Mrs. km.
i.,- n dispoMM1 of au futereetiug pro- torted to Theme:with• and St. ThtWN4,
grave was given. e•wlebtIDK of coin- visiting the formers sisters there.
lannily singing. a 144,10 by Mies Mar- Mrs. Farquhar, of Clinton. spent
germ gMacLennan. instrutttrutale by the week -end with Mr: C.
Mi.: t'upe•laud. of Wingham, Mi.s Mr. and Mrs. McBride and dough -
Catherine MacDonald) and Mous Mar- ter, of Midland, are visiting the let -
matt MacLennan. and splendid pa- ter's cousin. Mrs. O. Meltrieu.
Pers by Mrs. M. l'. MacKenzie. Mrs 1 Y J (, caner ,old Yr.
A. lie.•keti and Mrs. Duncan MacLen-
nan. A dainty lunch brought an en-
joyable and profitable nfte•r•noon to a
close. The September meeting will
be held as 14 picnic at Lakeview ''ark.
LOiAL
Grave- visited Se'af;rth friends on
I Sunday.
Is
1.it'fAl•, Aug. 28. -The M1 sea 1 visit lug lfrieni. dsniraround There to.this
Fv�e•l and Hellen Stoddart I ; k
Mary yo wte
vb.ite.t their cousin. Mildred Fisher, Mr. and Yrs. D. MclMnald and Mles
last week-
... -----r--.. I/Imelda. of Jamin. teen. and Miss
•..-�T--"a 111ay, of W rOWet
9T. ACGtC$TIRIK here this week.
_ , Mr. W. Brindles,. of Guelph, visited
at Wm. McAllister': one day last
ST. AI'ta'STLVE,ltg. 21, -miss week.
\Ialsl lyddy. of Tor e, L visiting Mr. 1. Prenatal •i: busy threshing
at Mr. John i edl,ty's \_ t In this vicinity this; week.
Messrs. G. lteeimond and B. IlrophY
left for Calgary on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. st adahss and
Miss ' A. Shanahan. of Hallett, anti ',E. -Mr. and Mrs.
Mr Joe Shanahan and children. of l'Altl.tYW, Aug. -. 1
CARLOW
Montreal. were week -end visitors a
J W. Boylelt.
Mrs. 1:. Crave., Misses Mary Graces
anti Mary Pollard and Mr. Jas.
osier
lure
SOLID COMFORT IN R
is *bat you will get out of our fine.
thickly upholstered library am:ripe s+,
divans. setters. etc. Our upholstered
xmrdiyw y ,rdr o geriluY7 A* the
men m wane44( who wants first of all.
tv.wfort, together with lurtlsnal
Itr-tter see our line.
Fred Maerh•l and .on. of Ann Ar .or.
%telteet' at the home of his brother.
Mr. I•aul Maedel. on Sunday.
Mrs. Jamee Scott. of G,ulerlcit- Is
renewllg old acquaintances. around
1 Carlow,
1 Mr. and Mrs. Dat* S,I,wnnz. of t'Iht-
I ton. visited with the M -,4.le on stun
I INS.
IMr. and Yrs. P. \14,-.14.1, of Nor-
! wich. spent the week.end with the•!r
parents, Mr. and Mr. I':tu1 Mitedel
The ('o-operatIre shipped a evade*(
of
hdegs nn Yosdat.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis 1Fi rble And
Mr. and Mrs. .t. W. ve44144 left ,ol
Thursikey on an extend,M trip to the
West. Tiwy went by last from !tar -
The 'notably meeting of tea• W.M.
S. will he held nu \\'edne+dac neat Lt
the hall, at 2.90 p. m.. when ladies of
Zion and Nile will to,•• t wi(11 the lo -
041 auxiliary and tat... p:.rt In the
program.
m.
rnlon service will la held at Zion
LIBRARY church on thladay. Sondny ledus,l
at 1.30 t church scenic :r 3140 p.m.
11* And Mrs. Stuart ,and child. of
Hamiluw VJalte,t
,silo their uncle
and *nat. Mr. and )ars- A. \\ !1r,ui.
for A few ,sys lo- ‘1.•ok-.
1 r4R.1N01..\T
1'.\1tAMOU.NT, Aug. 24. - Mrs.
Beattie Gibson and balm, of Detroit,
are the guests of Mrs. Jack Me.l.itU-
ley. l'aran oulit.
Mlfla Dorothy Webster, of Seaford'.
who w -a4 visiting her cousin, 'Hazel
Reynned, has returned to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Smith and
mil- and Mrs. Warner Bottler. of
Marine lay. and Miff. Fowter Thomp-
son. of Ih'trott, Mich., motored up and
stent the week -end Wall their aunt.
Mrs. Emily Ensign, of Lochalsh.
Mies Mary Mac14411, of I othiao.
was the guest of Mex. Will Mar4)l11.
of Paramount.
The Auguet meeting of the Para-
mount 1'.F•W.u. was held at the home
of Mrs. P. H. Ma4Nay. with a large
attendenee. The meetinll - opened
with the singing of "II Canada.- Some
eorresp,udt1 ce -was rend. followed by
tliscuss ieU. Instrumental numbers
were given by the Mitosis' Verna Ham -
Mott and liar11bv mud Mr. G. MacNay.
Two •pleidid papers wore given try
Mr. and rut. J. ', . an.
Mrs. A. ('. Jacluwa usetona to \slug 1'n•leycrn.
ham 04, \Vt•Jnralsy 1, , i -it Mrs. \Yin. .Il..lne. Malheur!' is visiting friends
in l.nekuun- this week.
Jaeks,o. w'Lu is Ul at prra•ht' Mr. and 11n1. Rolet. Johnston and
Mks rearm Rubinson. who Las family. of 1'urt Arthur, are rlsltlnj
i,eeu yl.(014- her pare td• here.' re. anion,; friends here at present.
turned huwe (en Petr Iii lt,.v. 1). T. L. M'•Kerroll. B.A., ot,
IR: and Mrs. Weir and Jue-k sta•4( T„rnnrn, pleachest u very fonehtl ser-
a few (hays last eek at the Itdrltor - m,e it I rAtitw church nn Punday.
old- home. at Btrathrey. Jus•piihw, and Mrs. Jas. J11•Natn, ,f Am•,
who has 'fere there during tile 114,11 -
beide.. and daughter. Miss Tena•
days, reunited imme wlrl1 them. wrrr wk end visitors At the home'
Yr. and Mea Walteri1-i. Cunningham of Mr. and Mrs.' T. 'Rose. 1
left o4, Friday to rl-it relative.. in lir The Junior League of the United
\\'teat. ,-hnrch held a picnic at the river last
Kec. Wm. itaitlby, of 1'rtndia' \\'wMewlay.
formerly of Aubnri.. wlua has leen t lit de will be held i4, the Presby-
bath
resby-
ri-a
bat l his brother. hire, on Sias urian church on Sunday afternoon
eh -Uri -b.
Inst preached a in the italxist 3 o'clock. Met. Gordon 4',.I -
church. afternoon♦ and I4.) family
qninon. contig to 'o1M i f Toronto.
Mr. and Mn. Cooke and [amity olid will ring.
Mr. and \irs. Row,( and fnmlly, of A Geed ,floe Etpeelede-.\ garihen
['olden. wile trate been holidaying sen and errtvrtninwrnt under the
herr for the poet sic !reeks. returned
auspices of the I'nnngnwnoll t'nite.f
I (•hunch will l ' held un the chnreh
Mrs 1. Itohineon and Tittle lawn nn Mnudae. ;h•I,t,•mber 7th.
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Funeral Director
Hamilton Street, God/wick. Ont,
home on Tneeda7'of rhie vs -44-k.
daughter spent loaf week visithlg her
son. Frank. of Britoil;
Miss Ethel sad Frank
w i.1 . Washington
left on Weal/reekyer
where they have !soh +er•ured schools.
Mr. George Raithby had the mis:
fortune to fall •Q :e toed of grain on
Friday breaking his (ollarM111e
and otherwise injuring liiineelf. W.
hope tot a speedy netters.
Irs. /:rant Macltiartuid and Miss 1 Miss) Penelope Ha n ah. M \Cite_
a
strk ham. returned home on Sunday .*ft -r
Greta Campbell. Misses Mary ud Annie Maclionald ,.4.-
aoutrnteil spending two week= ai!!i her_ uncle.
soles and Jh sd:un. s Stnrther . and l Mr. Janne e Jackpot'
Hamilton a .int t. while Wiuuifre•d 11r. Wm. Kempton. ,.f Ripley. is t tees mina, Mist Y. E. Garrett, .\
Webster ware a humonons reading. visiting his daug111.•r. )lr-. 11 Thiele. I Mrs. Weir, of Loudon. 14 v[phiu lye[.
The meeting elose.l with commnuky Mrs. J. Johnston and' .laughter.. sister. Mrs. J. W. Tippet. \
slanting- the hostess served a (zloty Mary. of Roderick are sisiti111. bur, Mr. and 11ro. Im.mta \Vllauu null,
It Mies
1 lrothrr, )1r. D. Lockhart,
1 Mtsw birrcrthy. link Lair City. Jirs.
• Mieefuusir Jlacll,'. 4'.; of Te rI .'lh, \lies Ed MA Jan.. hstA secured- A 1"'- • Joliet \t'ilsuu. Lorain, ()hlu, and
IP the gnee.1 of Mr D. J. Slat -Lew' witiun in Winglmtm .t head mllliu,ri Mrs. J. lfatonew, I'Itt+burg. Mi...' leer
in Mre. Belles inii111„-re. eatablisk- i tva•ek-t•ud gu5*s with Dr. arab Mr. N.
moot. I W. Wools. e
I. Mr. and Yn. 'Ed. Slitter ami 1
and Mrs, Wilfred Milkmaid end
! daughter. 'Dorothy, of Klt#e•hener, spent
i I.NO VNN(1N, hag. _(i.�ttt-v Mr.' Sunday with Mr. and Mr-. \\•m. Foe -
and Mrs. Williams ,lid family. of Pan- ter.
is dusky, rthlo, ar visiting among'. Mrs. nesse Call and Master Robby
Mr. .1. laifri -offriends
North th Dakota, friends here. Mr. Wttttatas he meek and Mr.. Vera Waiter-, of Detroit.
clsitheC with Irl. D at 7McIntyr !leerg
Mr. :.n4 Mrs. ll. A. Jlclutyre, of AtlAdthTd to -the 1" "I'k' o its and vMrs'114i.t1\Ceawn.e rr'>r parents, Mr.
Will' Kinnlil. finest the week -end will+ Port Albert. tint baa ing been
frieek at Parkhill. . first chargee le fanada .•s Anglican Hiss Adeline Drehmanu lett on Sat-
Mrs.- It. D. MPD*.n*ld. who uta+ minister. Be 11a• Mo .r . b.ron.P a urday for Wiajham atter srpen..iug a
,i -icing friends at. Itetrolt. has re- 1're-sl.rterlan atinister and is now rho D bntays with lir father. Mr. 11.
turrtrst to her hone near ,KintalL_-_ I prcaeheL In charge at nu,hl•,ky-. Gi•urich and
Mr. atel- Mr.. . (.*-p1t
Nike -, ling a few week" , of Detroit.1.l'. Ohio. y to rra.rt Yrs. rite=. sou. ('irate•, of Bad .axe. .11i.1., are
is spending a eKlnti with Mrw.l'•' - We err tort. 1
Cathc:urt• of near (Cinnlil. c Ellin* on fisc -irk fist again. Also visiting .Mr. and Mr-,. Selene' cleave.
)Low Catherine Bine. of Amlerley. Mrs. Jacob Ryes. 'We wish timi1 HolmesF.e1. Holir Wydu11 .. r. 1{grold
ilpe•nt the wreck -end with friends at lea'-1T-fei 'Irrr''Y*7.
fur
]ti-+•largare, /Ryan. of New Lis- their l*oii • at St., Catharine'', MIs,.
T1Mtrubt. _ r. ---M -. _.h l ,.r - ..t...
e had :ren ,. wa•ks
t two Dere lair Hulalea sprinting '1i,• neck -end
)blas Violet Schnitz. Mr. Frank Er -
Supper - will he arrived from a to It
,;check. after wi.k-h an excellent pro -
grant of music. readings. rte'.. *i11 be
given. Admi-cion : Adult•. 3 �'
children. 'LK'. it the weather should
prove unfavorable. ,lir supper :11n1
Program will to given In the cliiir'h.
BAIYIELD -' -- _..---
HAYFIELD. - Aug. t3. -Mr. and
Mn. ltay'moud Bristol, of llienstiug
-Ridge, X.J., are the guests of tbt' late
AS/WIELD
ASIiFFW.L, Aug. l4-�Ml,as Ise
Aug. 29
Inclu•iV*
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
Exhibition
TORONTO
t9Ze
Sept. 12
1nduaive
t Bimpla a. /rt Whire hnreh; ♦hrkeM-#
' and Mrs. $lwpson. Kintall, the first
qt alta weep..
Miss t'upelaiii of glass). was if
11111,. of leturicr.
Mrs. diploe, of Turuutu. 44 visiting
Mr. and Mrs. la'o. Swan. ,.f !millet'.
Mr. Jas. Murray. of 1'.r,mount. Is
visiting friends in London.
Miss t'athrrfue Mclkenald, of Loch -
sash spent the week -raid with frank&
DCNG \\VIN
;- ,„ yin- NV,,s:aw
Canadian National
Exhibition
TORONTO
l. t 1, .1 N N l 1• I' R S A It 1'
The Annual World's Fair
Eclipsing anything previously
presented -unique, monumen-
tal among Expositions.
Aug. 29 -Sept. 12
INCLUSIVE
Specials at
Price's Grocery
Neb Soap Flakes
2 for 25c.
Easifirst Shortening
23c er lb.
---
Laundry_5c.2
4 bars
Pu ed Rice
2
YOU STILL- HAVE A FEW DAYS IN WHICH
-TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE BARGAINS
we are offering during our
AUGUST SALE
Ai, week we offer the following lines at reduced
A few dress lengths of Bedora and
Normandy- Voiles. Clearing at
per yard 49c.
Bathing Suits, all -wool, in striped
and plain colors. These sell reg-
ularly at $3.25, $3.50 and S3.95.
Clearing at • $2.95
English Flannelettes, in fancy shipes
and 32 inches wide. August
Sale price, yard 35c.
White Terry Bath TowgIL- large
size and good quality. Regular
price 45c. each. August Sale
price, each . 35c.
Figured Crepe Silk. Only a I(•..
lengths of these goods left. Reg-
ular value $I.50 per yard. Friday
and Saturday, just half-price 75c.
Friday and Saturday
ONLY
Anderson's Scotch Gingham 32"
wide, fifty patterns to choose
from.
Regular price 40c.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY 29c.
- - e
Odd and broken lines of Corsets
Selling regularly up to $2.95
Clearing at 95c each
Misses' Voile Dresses selling less
than cost
prices
_Boya'_Suits, in_ khaki and col-
ors. Regular price $1.75 each.
August Sale price. suit.....$129
A few lengths of Checked Ratine,
close even weave. S,Iling reg-
ular at $1.00 yard. August Sale
price 69c.
Figured Lingerie
wide. Several
ors to choose
per yard
500 Rolls Wallpaper
Clearing at 9c per roll
Crepe, 32 inches
patterns and col -
from. Selling at
39c.
Kiddies' Dresses and Rompers.
Clearing at 59c.
Striped Broadcloths, in several dif-
ferent colors and stripes. Reg-
ular price $1.00 and $1.25 per
yard. Clearing this week at
per yard .;65e.
Phone
56
The S. A. GRAY CO.
Phone
56
ME SELL ICE CREAM
Goods delivered tree
Your orders selledted
W. Price
Grocer. Elgin As ��eNch
VMS. 3:41
win. Mr. t3. Sender: Mr. Norutnn Ha -
Sell and Mr. Art. Kale(. f 'Kitchener.
slant the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Sander.
hose who
__Among
' ext rt ea .n o the oe est were
Ole liar-
vt'tKrr r
John !toward. /'h1is. Parker, Align
Py•-• Samuel \Vhk..idtn• .1141 flay,.
'le.. James Ferguson returuwl .to
London on Sunday after spending his
vacation with his mother. Mrs. •J.
Ferguson. • I
Mr. J. D. Hoods left un Friday for
London to accompany hie i[r0tller 140
14s :ks t earn.
Mr. RoIlfl'i 4',.rki11ant. of Branton.
arrived) on Tiienday to Spend a few
,hiss in the village.
Mr. S1.1. ('le. -ale nr•tnrnwt to Strat-
ford on Saturday after spending his
caoatlon at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. 4104,. King and \Ir.
and Mrs. A. F. King visited lust week)
ai Elmcnle• and Toronto.
Jirs. Brown and
,irtitford,\lir
Geraldine Brown. St
gate•-tA at Mho Botbwell's.
Mr. Harold I'oltoek. of Toron'o. is
visiting hit brother. Mr. Clan -live Pol-
lock.
Misx Katherine Roos. of K!tcherlrr,
is t1w guest of Miss Nina bung -Ford
In Il er Lodge Park.
lin-. Victor Burt. of h•,ndun. and
Mho Mnricl Howard, of Montreal,�
epent Sunday at the formers hone.
Mr. rind Sim. W. R. Jewett. Misses
Ethel and Grae• .lowest spout the,
week -end at Port Huron.
The three Anglican parishr+. Ver-
ne. MlM1Mon And Rayfield. held a
picnic lest Thursday in Jowett's
grate. All sremed well pleawrl whir
their outing.
Miss itubie M. !labor nett little
Mt,e Helen FIsher returned t„ Klt-
r-hence and Waterloo on Monday 'net.
The many talents of Wilber C. Er-
win, a former well-known resident.
now of Kitchener. extr111 conare1111a-
tlons and good wiehee on the occaelon
of his marriage to \ten Florence
Miller. of Kitchener. th.• mnrrlaar
taking pia(•P on Sat nrdny. A'wrest
15th.
Rlrels Ib. NI
ELECT RIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS, ETC.
GEO. W. STOKES
Gibbous Street- P.O. Box 601
SOME particularly goal
VICIOR RECORDS havy
been relea:.i lately.
A Minim t " ism(
.se,farie'' 1-
"Gems front another, Al,:o a Froud
A Student ''rine -to say
nothing of goitre [nappy
fox-trot. Perlin . , • hear
them.
You ,can .get the latest hi too
In the Flreet rrlmtic,-.
piano 'look- 'p:finished wit
out them
H. E. JENNER-
Cleveland's Good Bread
is pure, whnitla,ttw and nutritious.
its delicious flavor is a sure in-
dication of tp quality.
if you are not already a custom-
er our esirsman will be glad to call.
E. U. Cleveland
BAYER
Phone 11.1 Wert Street.
BUY
Solvay Coke
The Faultless Fuel
1 1
FREE FROM GAS
Uniform Quality
Samoa Yew Mosey
1 1
Does all that is claimed
for other fuels
AND DOES IT BETTER
1 1
Sok Agents for Goderich
Dean Coal Co.
.-erten of High -Grade
Anthracite,
Bituminous and
Smokeless Coals
InnnnlllUllIAllllunlulllllll
SPECIAL DANCES
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
-AT
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All nine Provinces will he represent-
ed In the women's motion of the Can-
adian 'Nstlnnfl Exhibition. The mo -
Idel farm kitchen w111 he repented and
si'rer*l new fe:.rnre. added.
A Celt) Pp*9 ti Prempro
Seiforth Near
Mr Jerk Frn.t left Patnrelmy morn
Int! for Niagara F' lIa. ter stn 111
and his holidays
Pmtllie.
IMMO
THE PAVILION
(NEAR SUNSET, GODERICH)
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PREPAREDNESS
Why 1st for the cold weather before ordering your
FALL CLOTHES?
Drop in make your selection of the new fabrics,
and \a'e will have you ready for the first cold snap.
NeW Hats for Fall -----
The style is higher and wider. the strongest shade
grey, hut the new biscuit and tan shades are good.
Use our remodelling, relating and repair service.
TRE PHONE NUIIIBER IS FOUR NINE.
FRANK H. MARTIN
TAILOR AND HATTER
EeLean's Bloch, East tide of Square, Ooderioh