The Signal, 1926-8-26, Page 4t'tii
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Back to School
The boys will feel better dressed in one of our
"PRINCE" SUITS .
New Fall Suits are in. See our new two -bloomer
Suits at t $11.50 to $14.50
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Young Men's First Longs
in the new double-breasted styles. Fancy tweeds and
blue Berges. Exceptional value $22.50
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
-'The store With the Stock"
Men's and Boys' Wear PHONE 57
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MODEITHEATRE
WEIDE OF AUG. 30 TO Si,VT..1
Monday and Tuesday
.ts___ lsan-SAILY _O'NBIL., JOHN PATRICK
C and
BERT ROACH
in a Very by Rupert Hughes of a figp-
per's rebellion against parental au-
thority
"DON"'1"
Seamett Comedy
"A RAIN% KNIGHT"
W..ttosday sod Thursday
DOLORIS COSTELLO AND JOHN
HARRON
in a tingling wystery story about a
pretty girl whose comeliness was used
to ''T advantage.
IRISH gGIfRL" ►+'
BILL] DOOLEY
In
"SHORE SH]"' ___
Friday and 'aturdav
ALICE JOYCE �I.ND ('LIE BROOK
in a picture so true that you can't
help but like it. You'll be glad you've
seen
"THE HOME MAKER"
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WANDA WILEY
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"HER LUCKY LEAF"
PATHE IW'<-IEW
Matinees Tuesday and Saturday at
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For School Opening
FOR THE GIRLS
FancyStrap Pnnvps, Oxfoni' in
an'I patent leather, Run -
min'_ •4hnet"in Oxfords
and Straps.
FOR THE BOYS
We have the best wearing 1)xfor.ls
and &nuts for hard wear and at
reasonable price..
Bove Octants. sizes 1 to 5*».
at $2.15 to g3-93
Youths' Oxfordsshus 11 to '_,
at i2.'r6 to $195
\Is Eunninit•►ibut•s. Miner Brand.
which have pmvn the hest.
TRAVELLING GOODS
111 Travelling Goods we h.•ive the
most up-to-date a n d e.,ntptt t•
stock -Suitcases, flub -.Bags, Bos-
ton Bags, Trunks, etc.
Hem's Shoe Store
I'hone-13w NI•'fl'i,
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Your Family and
Friends want your
Photograph.
Malta the appointment today.
R. R. SALLOWS
FRESH
Bread Baked Daily
That's what you get when
ordering your BREAD from
us. It contains the pureet in-
gredients known to bakers.
Buy a loaf to -day and
taste the difference
E. U. Cleveland
BAKER
Phone 114 West Street
L666ITRlV ,'site 1911) PARAMOUNT
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1.1alit `ttN, Ana. .'d. -Mr. 0114 Mn. A'ttHFIEl.11. Aug. h3r-Thr i'elen I FARA11(1CNT Aug. %Q. -Y1 1 • r,
H. 1''recnd and Mr. and Mn. Jar flub. I'. F.\\'.0., held its Auguet mart• Aller and Ai.ide Bruen, of Detroit 1 ]� AnniversarySale
tSwol and Doris Johurtnt visited In lul tit five houlr ut �Irs. Nell lis 118th- have returned to the city after n ,rou-
$ on Auglls[ ltttb. gg
Ide of weeks' visit at the borne of their ]♦
lit r last week. They twos i D%1‘11:::
lu )Ira. Jobu Mnc- uncles, the Cameron brothers, Loch -
\\'ooletock from Monthly to Weirs Kenzie, couceodou 1
the rt with the rrideut.
Hue, in the chair. TIN• roll cull wag ash
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101 1W.tor.
Mist. Fanny Quaid. of Detroit, await answered by re•ipaw for rood drink* .
licr two weeks' holidays with. her Bis- After the loudness part of the meeting
hr. Mrs. Oliver look. She returned community singing was enjoyed and •
, r $ahirlhay program was given. 'notch was
Minster. Johuvtit• Farrlsh left on Frl• served by the hoateW
.lav to the excursion to the West. His ltlr. Mabel MacDonald. of Cbleago, ,
sister and her hnstatud. Mr. null Yrs.
It. Ingle. and their son. of (ioderle4b
watt also.
Rev. It. A. Lundy. of Kti.i n. will
e..t4Hlc•t survive here on Sunday. Com-
munion sprout• watt' he held on the see -
en l Sunday of September..
.\s a result of the rt -reading of her
examination lepers. Miss Evelyn Hor-
net has IH.•11 granted her t'utrance
e.•r' iti, •Hr.
)leers. Thos. Shields and (Meas.
\(.;,,rt lett last week for Alberta.
'" PORT ALBERT
I'(►HT ALBERT. Aug. `_l. -Mr. Vic-
tor H,,yof ti.wterl.h, spent Sunday
tinder the Intrerttni roof.
Mrs. (ie.rte Steep.. and daughter
Evelyn. of lin.lerlt•h. visited with Mr.
:1101 Mrs. Hoy Fritzley the past weer.
Mfr. John limen and d:tu¢hter.
Hazel. motored to Plymouth. Mich..
hist Friday. Mrs. tire•n and Johnny
eou,latniel them 1111 the return trip.
Mrs. Sylvester and family. who
were .Ho•npying their cottage here,
have rerurmel to tiwtr home at t trat-
ford.
Messrs. Walter Tigert and W. R.
Hawkins. of this place. motored to De-
t..it, rc!ttites there frit'
sorcral days.
Mr. J. Tigert and family. of Ham-
iltonvisited with, relatives and
friends. here. •
Mr. and Mrs. Te•Mar *girder, and
Mfrs. Arthur Johns. of iktroit. visited
with Mr. and Mrs. D. Martin, of this°
pla'•e•. Mr. and Mrs. *gusher returned
to their home 00 Sunday.
Mir. Rub McLeod motored here from
Detroit. On the return trip he was
accompanied by lilac/main. YY. Walter
'rigert. who intend. staying for some
t i IOP.
Mr. R.•b Itoy left last Friday on the
ltnrreat excurslnn'for the West.
See the New Lustre
China with Bird of
Paradise Design
It is really lovely, and at the price
Ceps sled Saucers. Plates, hogs aad
Bon Boas, at SOc
Salad Bowls ani Cele Trays.
at .__.. _. . ... ...11.00
A piece of this China makes a
beautiful and useful gift.
SMITH'S ART AND
GIFT STORE
East Street. Phone 198.
Millinery Sale
Thew lints represent the
b•'et value of the• season in
stele. material and trim -
You will vurely find just the
Ilat you want in thi-' sal' of tell
trimmed
Sommer Millinery at
1' 2 price
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You are cordially in-
vited to inspect our stock.
Miss MacVicar
KINGSTON ST.
COIBORYE TOWNSHIP
C(1LIt4HtNE 'PllWNSlI1l', Aug. 18.
-Mir. and Mrs. Jut. I•'etgau and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley %'mnstune and baby
daughter spent the weekend with
friends at Iluuthts. Niagara and Tor-
onto.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Filter ani M-
t 1 - daughter. theme, 'and Mr. J. II.
Treble spent the weekend with
friends at Putnam. Mrs. Treble re-
turning home with them.
Mrs. Jno. 11. Trebto. with her ton
a11d datlylbtrr,-who-motored from Cry-
aal Man.. Via1el their ro11•111.
11r. 1. 11. Treble. and Aldiu Ailiu this
wek.
Our de p.-st. sym(utly goes to Mrs.
.1. Jenkin and reL•ttives in the loss of
her husband. Mr. John Jenkin. who
was laud to rest in t'iliw.rue vonletery
Tuesday. August 17th.
We are pleased to see Mr. Emanuel
Ml i'.I:ell among Colborne friends once.
Is sprudiog her vacation at the Lome ,.
of• her iarelts. 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert
MacDonald. Klutall.
Mr. and Yrs. Archie latMur•hy. of
lh•'r.!t, are visiting at the home of
Mr. A. Mat•Murehy.
Mrs. M. C. MacKenzie. of Kinta11,
left on Friday to elsit friends at
Guelph.
Mien. Charlotte MacKenzie has re-
turned home atter spending a few days
with frienab. lu Exeter.
Mliss Mary 11. MacKenzie. of Ripley,
visited with her ninny friends in Ash-
:d I Ir week•
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Mr. and Yrs. Lorne McLennan. of
Detroit, motored up and event a few
days visiting with friend,' in Asheeld.
On
seems -
ponied Yfss Annie, IteDeuald, of
Paramount,- who tr"" vibit Ur Detroit
for a week or so.
111ss Annie McDonald, of Hamilton,
le spenttng a couple of Weeks' vaca-
tion with friends la Lochalsh.
Mr. Kenneth 'McKenzie, of Barrio,
was up for a few days visiting with
friends In Ashfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and Irene.
of Whitt -church. visited with Mr. and
lira. 1'. It. McNay during the week.
Mita Elleda Irwin, who was visit-
ing with her parente. has returned to
Toronto.
Mr. Beattie Gibson. of W Illtor, is
visiting with his mother. Mrs. Geo.
Gibson, of Zion.
Miss Bern cr Drennan, of Detroit.
ix t'Itlting with her parents. Mr. and
:firs. Robt. Drennan. of near Klntsll.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller and
Res', of Canes, vlstttrl with 'lir. and
Mrs. A. Stein, of Paramount. during
the week.
Miss Minnie Richards It spendlag
her holldbys at Betfrle.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol. McIntyre and
their trleada. Yr. and. Mrs. Franks of
London. motored up and are vieitina
at the home of Peter McIntyre. of
Hernia* City.
Miss Anna M*Kengle. who has been
taking a summer course In university
work at Toronto, is spending a .'onple
of
weeka at her home at Kintail.
Ron. -In Aahfleld. on the 15th Mat..
to Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson, a
daughter. (bngratuMtlons.
Mrs. Lumbers and Kathleen. of Tor-
onto. are vlsltiog at the home of the
former's mother. Mrs. Duegtass. of
Laurier.
We are glad to report that Mira
Amanda McDonald le Improving after
having her tonsils removed at Wing -
ham hospital daring the week.
Miss Winifred Webster and ills.+
Mtaraaret Button. of near Lucknow.
are spending the bond r& at Varna.
Masters Fred and John, and Silas
itt1tel Martin motored to' Walkerton
teat Thursday to attend -the afternoon
-11.3 evening aeration of the muslrel
festiral held there for Bruce county.
tic
.t uumner of Kintall holier gathered
at the home of Mrs. Nell MacDonald
os, Friday afternoon and an enjoyable
atterno.m was tient making the mis-
sinutry quilt.
Hie. -Anna YaeKenzle has returned
hemp from Toront.. atter spending the
Paw Biz weeks there.
Ills,' Louise Maclkutald. of Toronto.
Is visiting at the home of Mrs. D. Mac-
Lennan. Laurier.
Mrs. .1. Campbell and Was Astute
MacDonald.. of Hamilton. are visiting
Axl.tield. friends.
Mr,: Kos,' and Mr. ihunean MacKay,
of Sault Ste. Marie. are visiting at the
tromp of their brother. Mr. J. Mat -Bar.
The 11e.rvk-ea lit As ifteld Presby-
terian church on Sunday were con-
du.ted by Ker. Mr. MacGregor, of
Toronto.
The Late Mtn. Rase. -Thr death of
Mr... Row. widow of the late Rer.
.IoM. Itose. remover one who was
known to manyinAshfield, Yr. R..se,
having ls.-n minister of the Ashfield
t Presbyterian t.ougrsgatlon some thirty
years atm. The deceased lady was a
sister- of Mrs. Alert Itekett of this
township. From Thi• ('niter' Church-
man. published at Sackville, N.B., Is
taken rite hollowing reference:
It hs with feelings of the most pro-
found regret that we chronicle the sad
intelllgene that on the 38th of July
Mrs. Barbara Rose, rellt't of the late
Rev. John ROM.: departed this lite et
the home of her son, Rey. J. 1.. Rose.
1 tl•e manse. Orfingt.btle, (:ape Breton.
Although this event was not unexpect-
ed. yet it cast a gloom over the com-
munity which clearly indicated that It
had sustained an unusual loss. Yrs.
!lose was born at Welton. Inverneas-
+hire, Sto>•tlaed, May 8th, IS56, and
cam,- to ttls country' as a bride with
her husband, Rev. John Rose. In 1854.
For eight years they served the Mas-
ter in the congregation of Whycoco-
rnagh. their first charge, thence
Inuring in IMtt2 to Ashfield. Ontario.
and In 11416 to Mnlagawatch, l:epe
itrftun. where they labored for thir-
'reit years. In October, 115M1, they re-
tuttJ�tied h. Seotlnu.L where Mr. MAI'
utluialert•d to the tungregatlon of
Grohs In our Island of Lewis for . neck!
twelve year». Finally retuning hu
IMtoher. *1121, they made their hone
with their won. Rev. J. I.. Rase.. at or-
aiitp.I:tle. rapt Breton. Bothwere
at"rr. *,otsieb•rahi3 broken in li(ttalr and
Mtr+. )Larry lteatie. of Detroit. is eight mouths after their arrival Mr.
1 1 -it ing her part.tts, - Mr. and Mrs. ' itso pasted away. The s'ho•k of his
THE
GODERICH
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You know the feeling.
Little chills that steal tip your
back and settle at the base of your
.1110 Fowler. 1r' ith wast too much for thewidow's
Mr. and Mr-. Ernest Mitcheli and a o '
ol.:iea:r ferule. and. deprived of his
fatnlly. with Mr. and Mr,.. Chas. AIIin• Ioyine eompanlonshtp, her health he-
;.. at Snudtty at 1irand. trend. _ I can to he ..erlonsly afe. tcsL anti site
1'11LL'uH\E T )*SHIP. Aug 3t. Ilnvmmr an invalid. coufined.10 the
-\1r. and \1 r. KI-:,ueth Alin mu•nretl house for the last two years. JJer
,.ser from 'Detroit and sl"•nt the et -k- I'
1 •1 with his µtan's, Mr. and Yr-. Al';I'r Alin.
Mir-. E, Ili•ehelt and tau chnldren
-ant '1;a -t -lay ,ifttrnoon in Auburn.
tju'1. a 31tnls•r of Colts,ne• ir,ople
1 eel the snorts it, c; dt•rirh on s t-
rdny
Phe hs,vy wtud au.i rain on Friday
11.1 Sat1 rlay last. did considerable.
.1 gage• to the late oat, and .oi crop
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris, from.
I:nfr:do.
are• cashbox with • Mr. and
Mrs.' Herb Morrie,
( Mrs. tlretnamett. from (1oderieh, was.
meek -end visitor With Mr.- H. Mor-
- and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas- ltohertson 111,4
.laulrhter. Kiss-lhorothg, visited friends
.,r Kincardine tot Sundry la -t.
1\'111 Fowler. ('live AIIin. Ibry Mc-
Whinney. F'r'ed Clark and Charlie An-
sey have. all gnno on the Wes'•tern ex-
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tult,d and heart continued the same
u•nt•a: interest in all the affairs of
- r1oe (ougregatien. rope •Lally the W. M.
v.. work. She was a charter member
4/1 the Invernests Prt•ot.yterlal which
was organized thirty-seven years ago,
land also of the Orangavlale auxiliary
I. whl.•lt elle organized in Malagawatch
uraion-.
Two lumps of ice where your
feet used to be.
Two clammy frogs flanging at
the ead of yob( arms.
No, you're not sick.
But you will be if you don't get
the right kind or heat in your.
home.
Let us warm it for you.
-CALL THEY
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Contwues Until A 118
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■ HERE ARE A FEW SPECIALS FOR BOYS WHO -
ARE GOING BACK rTO SCHOOL : , •. ■ t
Boys' Suits . ��: at
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■ in brown, grey, blue and tweeds. Sizes 26 to 36. ■
111115th Anniversary Sale 13.95 to $6.50 ■
1 rinse
lliffetJ ■
■ '' Boys' Bloomer Pants tinift
N in plain blue, or in stripes of brown, grey and heathers, a
■ all sizes. 15th Anniversary Sale 95c to $1.45 ■
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We Carry a Full Line of Boys' Shoes, Shirts, ■
■ Blouses, Stockings, Caps. etc. ■
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It's guile easy to learn both »id. -s of • .\ ls...iwint to a mats who has lost
a political question. both are willing 1 heart oud bas no great abates of,a
to talk.-I'eterboro Examiner. liver. --Montreal Star.
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Fot GoodClean Coa
'..onzrtgatton twenty-nine years age. I
and always bad Be tache -as at heart,
..tet sending her eontrihutiou for the
.Indy meeting. Tp know her WI* to
n -p.rt and esteem her. Her intent-
, soh.. and cheerfnineas made her sn-
ri. •. rcry agreeable and insirtwtlre.
11; r.-ording the death of this es
C1111314.. lady who Wall au kind and
g••rleronit Et exprt'as the general w•u-
tiau•nt. not only of the 1w•opie of the
.•,•:nmuntty in which she lived for so
waur years, but also thew far and
near who had occaatof to epjoy her
'zr ..1 kindness and hospitality.
*Iw-f-ave.-b9 moertt-tb lr loot eight.
ehildren. *Rev. J. L. Rose and Muss
1 Itarhara Rose. at the manse. Orange-
,i.,le: J. J. mote, of S.S. River Denys;
Mrs J F MacRae of Montreal (who
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A Shipment of Silks in the New Fall
Shades Arrived This Week
Come in and have us show you these new Dress Goods,
whether you want to purchase or not.
It may be a trifle (early to purchase, but you will be looking
for the material for that new dress within a few weeks.
A few of our new shades are oak buff, moonbeam, Korea,
chevreuse, maintenon, lnerachum and Italian blue.
offotinewftrimpao
F. E.,t H I BBERT
The Cash Store
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-wtttr--trsr"- stet i!atnilly was
» ith her in her hast Illneseo ; Mrs.
• Dr. J. K. Pomeroy. GaInsborough.
Salk -:_ _Mss. G. Mclutosh.- Garden
■ Head. SAM.; Oswald Rose. Regina,
■ and Dr. Fraser Y. .Rose. of Preston,
I England.
The funeral was hekl on Jelly 27.
1 After a abort service at the manse.
■ the remains were conveyed to the
1111 ehurolt hell, where the service was in
...maze of Rev. C. C. McIntosh of Stei-
n Laron, one et the young ministers
■from 11er'tormae congregation of Mats-
gnwnteh. He vias instated by Rev. A.
IN McMillan, a rwlred clergyman. who
I. far magiy years was eorworker with
her late husband In the Presbytery of
1 Inverness; Rev: D. J..Morrleon, nas-
al for of Irbycowemagh congregation:
18ev., D. J.. McLeod of West Bey and
In Rev. C. T. K. Mci.ennan of St, Ste
IN piton, V.B., the two fitter being col -
lo lege friends bf her POO. Rev. .1. L
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nese. The large concourse of penpk•
who attended the stroke and viewed
I. the remains was a marked tribute to
the place she held In the hearts of all.
!'inns Orangethdr the remains were
■ taken to (Mervin ehurch, Whycnco-
is m.gb. $trdkwt there were allot very
imprrsslve aid ee,nlneted by Rev. A.
■ McMillan, asgl,k,d by the four clergy-
■ men Creed?arentMsed. A dust. "Toll
Mother r'n De There," wee bitntlehl-
Iv rendered y' Ilan Alice Mitchell and
rpt Mr. Dotson.
M The bavvived vhildvea at haste and
■ ■ )� / / ]�� their GRIN alma, abroad have the sincere
ayRapigly of
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J. B. MUSTARD colCOlw
Phone 98 - Goderich
SCHOOL of COMMERCE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Reopens Tuesday, September 7th
Why Not Attend the School that Has the
Highly Qualified Sltaff ?
The only School that trachea mil Practical, Business
Training from start to tinieh.
Where High School Students and Teachers are taught
specialized expert training in Business Administration and
Secretarial Science and are sure of a good position. rapid pro-
motion and big income.
- COURSES -
Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General
Office, Civil Service, Commercial Teacher's
Course and Special Courses Arranged 1
For hill information write to
B. F. WARD, B.A.,
Principal
Phone 198
Marshall Mattress Month
Slip
Covers
Free 4With
REE
Every
Mattress
Sold jitung
August
at Wheeler's
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Summer Cl¢aran�
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Entire Stock of Summer
Dresses and Blouses
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MANY DRESSES REDUCED TO HALF-PRICE
Clearance of Dress Goods
Fancy Cotton Broadcloth. Regular 60c to 95c. Now, per yard - --- - - - " 49$
Beadora Voiles. Regular 40c to 60c. Now, per yard ...3,3p
4.571
....r79e a ��
Printed Voiles. Regular Mc. Now, per yard
Cotton Crepes. Regular 81,35 to 11.75. Now, per yard
Special -Broadcloth Slips 98c each
Phone 56
The S. A. Gray Co.
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