The Signal, 1926-6-10, Page 44 --Thursday. June 10, 1eet1.
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THE SIGNAL
GODE&ICH, ONT.
MOTHS
Sapho liquid for moths. It destroys tltetu: kills
and larva, protects goods and is atditilw:�. Pr" ,1
at 40e ami 75c
Larvex for woollens, at
$100
We carry a complete Stock of Fly'x, I''13 tux. Flit.
Blacktlag, Saphn Flyox, Sapho Powder, Flyofati.:til F'Iy-
side. These are for Ries and insects.
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 90 Goderich
MODEL THEATRE!
WEEK 6F JUNE 11 TO 11
al„nday and Tuesday
ANIT.\ STEW.%RT, BERT LYTELL
.1.ND HI NTLEi' (0KDU\ 1
in Peter it. Kyue•s mighty drama of
dory lasutliL'tolorhd Scene•, dramatic
situations and thrills that make the
blood tingle
''NEI ER THE TWAIN SH.Ald,
MEET"
Mermaid Comedy
'TIME FLIES"
Wtdauselay and Thursday
"WILD JUSTICE"
This 1s United Artist,' groat all-star
picture of exciting days on ,ie fron-
tier. Teeming with tense drama. it 1s
perfect entertainment for - PTeryose. '
Paatine Comedy
"SNEEZING BREEZERS"
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Friday and .Saturday
BOR ('LISTER AND SALLY MA1tID ,
in n fighting Western action picture
packed to the hilt with laughs and
thrills
"THE TEXAS BEARCAT"
THE TELEPHONE GIRL.
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"LOVE AND LE.\KN"
1'.►THF. REVIEW
Matinee Saturday at 3J09 p.m.
Just Received a
Shipment of
Straw.Hats
FOR
Men and Young Men
The very latest in style and
Patterns, in. fancy bands,
natural or bleached straws,
at special prices
SIZES 65,8 TO 71_
M. ROBINS
BENMILLER + I sister. Mra ikon near CoLiingwood.
-an'
.. Yr. aloft Mrs Stoll and ch11eL
1tF:NMILI.EK. One 0. -Mr. Harohl
\Y,elu•rs war home from Toronto. ea
rmn.l.ny last attending the.funer4I of
gratniamother. Mrs. Fisher.
'lite funeral ut tlw late Mrs. Fisher
d air. Eek \Vattern' mother) took ]lace
X1 Sunday afternoon fast.
The west side of the Mummer kit-
, Itao.uLt1►e parsonage was .shingled on
Tuesday of this week. It was_ done
,,y small bre.
Mr. W. J. Sheen. of Toronto, pre-
-,•nteti the claims of the t)ntsrie Pro-
Irthdtion I iiIt,❑ In the church on Suu-
InS moruing. Mr. Sheen tuts been
• uuneetevt with prison reform work
for uret tl rtv years awl know. full
%% ell the effects of the liquor traffic
trout this viewpoint.
AUBURN
AUBURN. June n. -Mr. and Mrs.
ttaurver lleBrlrn. of 'Detroit. ?halted
w;tl Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jackson over
;he week -tend. On their return trip
:hey were accompanied by Mrs. A. ('•
.Iaekssru and Mirs Lottie. who will
pew) a ween: in Detroit visiting the
fe rIut r a sister. Mrs. H. Meltrien.
Mr. and Mrs. Lear. of Myth. and Mr.
.1141 Mrs' W, Mar, of Clinton, are
-pending a few days with Mrs. H. Hitt.
Mrs. Win. Strausser. of SebringviUe.
vLi1tlu; ler sister. Mrs. R. 1).
Munro.
Mr. .1. J. Gorier and daughter.
tinsel. of St. Marys. visited with r•la-
:lvees Here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Keutpton, of Ripley. is spending
a few days with her daughter. Mrs.
Harold Bogle.
Mr. and. Mrs. Audrey Dawson. of
Detroit. visited with the former's
uncle. Mr. diverge Dawson. over the
week -end.
ran secompauled item home to spend
a clay or two w•uh their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Wil.ou.
\\'e regret w few• were out on Sun-
dae. atteruoon t•+ bear the spkmtild
address on Temperance glyeu DY Mr.
She•e, of Toronto. It belhg a very
wet day. very few ventured out.
Mr. Toni Wll.os shipped hugs on
Monday' -'Che prre paid was 1442 eta.
This Is the bite -1 price paid since
191S.
Ilun,ir ds of ,-;dos passed through
Carlos ou Moa lay. taking a great
moat people to - the steamer Grey-
hound go out.
WHIT)a'HUII('H
\VHITE('IIURI'll. June 7. --Mr.
and Mrs. Lovett and homily, of Au-
burn. and Mr. am! Mrs. Percy Vits•ent
and family. of Westfield, spent Sun-
day with their In• Cher. Mrs. Melttlru.
Mr. and Mrs: '1'. 11. Moore orad
Milan speut Sm day with his aunt.
Mrs. 1eavkt (Urv1:. of Bumgaatwst.
Mrs. Dank,/ 31.,rtiu visited for a
few days last wees in loudest.
Mr. suet Mra. .Ia . l'urvit l aunt fam-
ily, of Sr. Helen- •Iu'ut Surnhry with
Mr. and Mrs. l', 11 Falconer.
Mrs. Ltobt. Dona, . of \Vlugham, and
Mr. Idea Uel'knnosluur left on Satur-
day for ('leveland to atlerul the fun-
eral of Mrs. Will Met'lenagbau.
Mr. John GIRe-pie had the mlefur-
tune to have tour of his sheep killed
tend quite a thew u ,ore worried by dog,
uu Sunday night.
al r. Jim Middleton. of Toronto.
slant the weeekseud here.
Rev. Mr. Macintosh Is In Muutreal
this • week attending the General
(' •11. Dr. A. leucin. Rev. Jas.
.tcvrble and he 'mutons!. leaving on
r mnrntng
Mr. and Mrs. .1re•hle Radford. of
Myth. were visiting in our village
one day last week.
Mr. Geo. Kennr•rly returned from
London hospital one tidgy haat w.eteY.
Mrs. Jas. Barl.e itr. of -For yet. is
visiting with Mr Iden Metlenagitan.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mowbray anti
family spent Sunday at Holland.
/Their niece. Miss alatikla Leggatt. re-
turned with theta.
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Oil Stoves
We are agents t- r the rerfee,
tion and Puritan (111 Stoves. '
COMING ---"TIME THF. COMEDIAN"'
- I If you are thinking of.buiing
drop in and see ns
iug his father. Mr. Rohm Scott.
(;uik• re number from here took In
the tnxaalight' excursion ut Goderich
ou \loudly evening.
LOYAL•
LOYAL..7 0. -Mr. Alf. Green. of
Detroit. come up on the Greyhound
and has been visiting his old blends
in these parts:
Mrs. Sand, Potter was another ar-
rival by the Greyhound and she •has
been visiting relatives gull friend&
--Mrs. Recker. 4,1 Detroit. 1a _visiting'
her mother. Mrs. W. F. Young.
we are sorry to report that our old
fritftui, Mr. Jas. Young. is 1 of Im-
proving as rapidly ads we• should like.
Car.Datnaged.-There was nearly a
had accident yesterday morning whelk
..nue \Vlngham people returning from
seeing the. Greyhound off were coming
:along the county road. Some cattle
were- running at large and ?sae of
than-erossesi in front of the \Vingham
' car. cousin_ a had sma'h. (Due of the
' Gimlet -bit garage men was sumwonwl
1,n'' telephone and repairs were made.
F,rtuuatelL nobody wits iujuretl.
People eTiu llttitw their cattle to run
, I on tete highway must be prepared to
bear the consequences. -
Farm Notes. -Early apples show
abundant blonpt. but It is evidently au
"o " year for. the later varietles.
Trade in the old one on a )tem Cherries and plums have blossom( d
f1pe well. and most of the_ small fruits
give goal promise. Fall wheat 'will
This is your store. use it. 1,e• light in thin'+ iltetrlct. the late frost*
:and the backward spring having thane
:treat injury. Spring grains look
1 well and have been taming along
Blackstone's Furniture-I'leiadidly as a result of recent rains.
1'as:ttres air now in good cuuditien.
Exchange f
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RADIO!
You can "listen in" all
summer; why wait till fall,
when you can get such good
value in Radio Sets now?
Jenner's
MUSIC STORE
Come and vend the day at the loped'
lar resort.
Presentation to Miss iNeKe'usie.-
The Y.P.S. held the last regular meet-
ing 1a the basement of St. .\udrew'a
church on F'rid'ay last, taking the
furan of a aes•tal. It was deckle) to
hold a beach party on Friday. June
25t1. An Impromptu program eon -
slated of *elm by Mile Jtwu kleKeuzlc
and Mit Lucy Woods, a reading by
Miss M. Howell. is vioNn tutu by Har=
old Scotchmer. after which a contest
and games were played. Itefore lunch,
the president, Harold Seuh•hme'r. read
a short address to Miss Jean McKen-
zie, and she was preseuteni with a
library table by Meseta. Brown Stew-
art and Jack Watson an behalf of the
members of the Tilling People's So-
clety.
„n the Broadway of Goderich •
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LOOK!
Goodyear Cord Garden Hose All Kinds of Garden Tools
Canada Paints Leads and Oils
General Hardware
ode prices will save you mono
F. R. MILLER
Service Station Cor. Elgin Avenue and Victoria St.
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i.EEBL'RN, Jour x. --Mr. Hugh
Chisholm, eldest sou of James Chia.
holm. underwent :ur oeeration in Ion-
don hospital on Thursday for appen-
dicitis. Reports are that he is im-
proving and. donna as well as canebe
expecte ti.
Mr. and Mre.`.Thomaa Jewell are
now sporting a new sedan car.
Miss Grace .Horten Is having her
holidays from the hospital. She and
some others intended to take in the
excursion to Detroit this week on the
G rey hon rel.
We hear that one of our bachelors
la tired- of keeping "beth." and ex-
pY•tooto get an helpmate xoom.
Church NNas,-The play entitled
"Valley Faro" under the auspice's
of the Work anti Serve Mlestlon Band
WW1 su(resefu1 19tenented to • good.
au4114 n('4 in tie I e ebhru 1.11 ted
church by 'he 1.7.17.1' S. of Polon
church. (;Dale rich township, on June
4th. it was a decided success in
every nay and won high praise for
the p•rforme•re. who ull tarok their
parts well. While the audience was
gathering \Ir. E. Sowerby, eceom-
panied by 'Mr-. G. Harwood. rendered
several pehec-tinus on the vtoile. Dur-
ing.. lstertniasiuua _ Meters.:. t:7gllt __ d
Arnold j'urt r contributed mouth or-
ga.n seitrtima- and Mrs. C. Cox rend-
ered a pleasing - solo and enrore.
Misses A. Datidson and It. Graham
rendered a ehmet, "When Yon and 1
Were Tonna: Maggie," and enenre.
"Sliver Thr. e•1s Among the Gold. -
Rev. ieroy White, on'' Nile. performed
the duties br --hairman and excellent
order prevai - 1 throughout the even-
ing: The pro• •,eds amonnteel to over
$35. Lnneh is served by the Mis-
sion Band to • -performers and their
friends after 'Ie play.
PARAMOUNT
PARAMOUNT. June 7.- Mr. Rest
alclnmama, of Kansas ('Ity. 1s visit -
lug with his brothers at Lothian.
Mra. Beattie and sou. of \Vinelanr.
are visiting with her uncle. Mr. Eli
McNamara of Lothian, and will re-
main for a few months.
Urs. Duncan Mel.t•uuan, of Laurier.
visited with frlwadx in Chatham for a
flew days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Hugh Fralleia;h. of
Detroit. spwtn tin• week -end with
friends in Fantail.
We congratulate Miss Annie Me -
Donald on reecelving a certificate from
the (lettered Assembly for havlua;
pawe41 the examination in religions
knowledge at the Stratford Normal
School.
Mrs. F..t. -Horton. of Toruntdr; 1s
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Rpbt.
Brennan. of near Kintei!.
Messrs. Salt and Elmer Bradley. of
0 , were home oo ac ensu of the
serious illness of their brother Mar-
shali. who underwent an operation in
Kincardine hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson
visited with friends In Whitechurch
on Sunday.
Miss Catharine McDonald. of De-
troit. visited with her parents at
Lochalsh.
CARLOW. June D. --,On Wednesday.
.lane 2. the W.M.S. mit at the home
•.f the new president. 3list Nrlllr
d'lark.. and It very interesting and
• e;hful meeting was heldwith the
dcut in the chair. After the de -
exercises the chapter in the
tsods Book was taken 1.3 Mut. H.
Morris. A duet was sung by Mrs. W.
waiter 11041 Mrs. C. Robertson. Mrs.
1 La tnlltun then. gave a report of the
meeting in Clinton recently. . also a
1 ilk on the \V..use,e - t'ouuei! tlut( met
in London.- The allotment for the
'vale of clothing for the West was 1111
' 1 •rontl':ed and other business ()one.
Then Mr. Alp closed the meeting with
prayer. after which the (hostess ?arced
, a dainty lunch. About twenty ladies
''sere present.
Mrs. D. Crawford. who- ', ib her
threw children Is m isitinli with her
parent•. .)sent inst week visiting her
SPECIALS FOR •
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
l6 -inch All Linen Towel-
ling, Regular t $c yd15c
Sale price
Ladies' summer «• eight
Vests, opera top, comfy -cut
and with short sleeves. 29C
Our price, each...
J
34 -inch natural color Pon-
gee !Silk. Special price 59
Special Prices on
Congoleum and
Linoleum Rugs
Another Shipment of Summer Dress Goods Arrived This Week
The Cash Store
F. E. HIBBERT
Telephone 86
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT REASONABLE PRICES
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ST. HELENS
AT HARRISON'S .
C. P. C. Old-fashioned
Sliced Breakfast Bacon
50 cents per lb.
ST. HELENS. Juutt 7.--Mrs.Wm.
Mlc'kintoeh and hobby. of Milverton.
anal Mr, Geo. Clark, of Hamilton.
visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
I'eter Clark. last week. Mr. Clark.
who suffered a stroke a .week ago. is
making some improvement.
Mr. Alvin Woods. son of Sirs. It. J.
Weotdel.' has passed successfully In his
first year In medicine at the t'nlversity
of Toronto.
A menage received from Toronto
this morning told of the death of
Freda Humphrey. 1'ldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Humphrey. She
died In the Sick (`-lhildreah's Hospital
Sunray night. The remains will come
home today. The, parents anti friends
have the sympathy of the whole com-
munity.
The Women's; lnelltnte met at the
homee of Mra. D. Phillips with an at-
teadrencw of twenty-one. The presi-
dent gave a -leteneld report of tine
district meeting held at Wrotham. 'Phe
data of the harden party is set for
Tuesday. July Rth.
Mrs. Irvin. of Toronto. is a visitor
with her aunt. Mrs.. Jearph Smith.
\lits Bessie Murdie, of i.ueknow.
spent the week -end with Mrs. D. Todd.
Rev. 1'. Cumming and Mr. Lorne
Woods were In Toronto on aatunlay
111ss Annie ('antpbe'lt came home
from Toronto on Satnrdty.
Mrs. Geo! Stuart left on 'Saturday
for Chicago. where she will spend •
few weeks with friends.
St. He -lets young people will lo• well
reieresentP11 on the moonlight excur-
sion at Goderh•h this evening.
See the Beautiful Line of
Gifts
for June Brides
ttaade by members
r,1 .our Women's Exchange -
Miss S. Noble
Br t,.h Exchange plod. Goderich
THE
GODERICH,
1t 11'I'IELD
BAY FIEI.I4 June S. -Dr. and Mrs.
Garrett and -•as. of ('Ievelenti. (nein.
.are hnBdnvita_ n one of Mr. R. Hwird's
(cot t a get.
• Mrs. Teel , •ick, Mrs. Walsh and
Little Misr \I , -:garet Walah, of Lon-
don. are sp•i g their vacation in the
fnruner's 4411:. .
Miss Gist!), 'hannon is spending her
holiday with L r mother at their ent-
tage in Lake- :e Park.
-)1I'S. E. Zt :ie. Of Lrandon:. wpent at
few days wit` \Ir. and Mrs. Jas. Stur-
geon.
Mr. and \I,-. E. A. Sunder, Betty
4141 Bobby 15: der and )ties Itnhie
)'fisher. of 1: • ',eller. were week -end
visitors with \Ira. F. A. Edwards.
The Ford 1..enkwill be held en
?'Inn Gregor ',glare nn Wedve edgy.
.holy 7th. TI committee is Lowy
planning a ;,engram of gimes and
sports.
Meeeesrs. Ari -trona. Need)eI, Mor-
ley, Ilawkins.Stanley, iiuecbtel and
f ('
Smyth, o„: dean Goodrich (b.. C.
Gine'''. F. Er • n, of Merchants Print-
ing Co.. rind I. n Burroughs, of the
itank of 7111111, •• AL of Kitchener, were
111P1't�ttn'i'flP 'rg!trlp Satnrdsy.
ails Cecil Vetted returned on
1 Monday after ,I visit in Detroit.
Miss J. Gras • of Clinton. in spend-
ink thr snmtn. - at Mrs. M. Bailey's.
Mr. E. T. It; en spent the week -end
In Arkona.
The red nein, wits received on Mon-
day of tic der,, -am of Mrs. A. Attwasl,
of Detroit f,tprneed _Yhtr Lillian King.
The, funeral oink place nn Wednes-
day (ram the ! .,oe of Mrs. Elizabeth
.\ 11 wood.
The Canes atlee Gsthes ing.-One
of the biggest ; stberinav nayneld1 has
ever seen Is . d,,ected on Wednesday.
inn? 23rd, wh". the Conservative pic-
nic la to he 1 , .et Premier Ferguson
and other I; ,ting members of the
peurty are tea cite addresses. There
will atao he :d splendid program of
Voris. all to as, held on the Square,
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+`NE BEAT FOLKS ARE BWE-4
BLOODS, THERE 15 WO MIXTURE
wiTH THE SLATE OR STONE
FAMILIES (N OUR FAM II Y TREE
YFItisES SIRAM,WE1u 'REs s OFF. FF S--
THE. FOREST
Millinery
Inimaw
.lust received new and to
usually smart models in the
latest styles for summer
gear. We now lfave these.
on .display.
You are cordially invited
to inspect our stock.
Miss MacVicar
KINGSTON ST.
Have you -ever noticed the im-
print of a leaf on a piece of coal'
• You'll find one strmetimes.-
a silent reminder of the pre- his-
toric forests from which .031
came.
Think of the centuries of sun-
shine and fresh alt---then'--mint
have beet[- absorbed- -the- for-
ests before they were tinall�
buried 1
That is the coal \\: offer you:'
w,)od mixed with cetnce'ntratc,i
sunshine and oxygen. and press-
ed for thousands of :,ears!___
\o wonder it burn, well.
-CALL THE
VIERCRIMI
Fot Good Cleat foal
J. B. MUSTARD co PANY
Phone 98 Goderich
Shingles
11. C. XXXXX and XXX
Shingles. Car of N. B. Shingles
Just arrived. Johns -Manville
Asbestos Shingles. Rolled Boot-
ing, Asbestos Root --Covering.
Galvanized Ridgerow Nails. etc.
Get Prices Before You Buy
R. STANDISH
East St. Phone 369W
Baby Chicks
8. C. White Leghorn
Pens with male birds whose
dam laid 2' to 287 eggs in
their pt.:let. year, each...15*
Pens with male birds whose
dams laid 204) to 22.5 in their
pullet year. each 12e
Barred Rock Chlcktk each -16e
By test In the Egg Contest at
Ottawa from year to year there
are no better egg _producers iu
''anada.
Drop us a card allying bow
nanny chicks you want. We
will write you by return mall
when we can supply you.
1(st0 year-old White Leghorn
Iletin' fir -Tune delivery.
each - .. 41.00
.WALTER ROSE
BrpgNy Ont.
Silk Knitted Lingerie
For summer wear there is no lingerie garment that
combines coolness, daintiness and comfort for so
little cost as Silk Knitted Lingerie. These gar-
ments are easy to wash and if purchased here cost
little more than cotton garments.
Silk Bloomers
Silk Princess Slips
Silk Camisole Combinations
ASK TO SER THEM
Silk Vests
Silk Step-ins
400 pairs of ladies' and misses' pure Sale Price
Special for Saturday, SILK HOSE
will beC
put on sale Saturday. Reg -
$1 pair
June 12th ular value $1.50 to $1.95.
DO YOU APPRECIATE GOOD GOODS ?
We have these and more We have a large range We have convenient prices
Look in and see We know how to treat you
Buying
Connection
With
The S. A. GRAY Co.
THREE LARGE DRY GOODS STORES
Telephone 56
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