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THE SIGNAL GODERICII. ONT.
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The boys will feel better dressed in one of our
"PRINCE" SUITS
New Fall Suits are in See our new two -bloomer
Suits at
$11.50 to S14.50
Young Men's First Longs
in the new double-breasted styles. Fancy tweets, and nd
blue serges. Exceptional value
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
Mc Store \V oh the stock.'
Men's and Boys' Wear
PHONE 57
MODEL THEATRE
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 6 TO 11
Monday and Tuesday
"THE AIT'rION BLOCK"
with n really snl.•rior :ell -tor .rant.
This 19 0 Metr....41ohlwyte apsr•tat pro-
auction, showing the mister!' version
of the age of slaver'
I'xthe I',neely
"PAP.% RE GOOD"
Serb„ -.lav and 'Thursday
"WINDS OF INlSTLNT"
ANNA Q. N LLSON, BEN LYON
and
VIOLA DAA -
in a gripping. tense. tlrawatle story of
man's battle against the fortes otitis
tare. by Rex Beach
Educational -Comedy _
"FOOLS Ll CK"
Fri.lay and Satiir.lay
BOB ('l'aTER,
tier eyelonie cowhoy star. in a tale of
vtlt(1,. ar :idv,•unire ti the t\'tst
"THE BLOODHOUND"
THE GO-GETTERS
i rt
'NEVER THF. TR.tL' S SILVLL
MEET"
PATHE REVIEW
Matinees Labor 1 av and Saturday at
:i 1. n1.
COMING-"REIAI\/- THE LLNE"
For School Opening
FOR THE GIRLS
'icy Strap Pumps, Oxfords in
calf and patent leather, Het-
- nia-,-e--islews in t rxf• r t.+
and istralps.
FOR THE BOYS
Vi' have the hest wearing Oxfords
and Boots for l,.tr•1 s-ner and at
reasonable prices.
Boys' Oxfunls. sizes 1 to Sri,
,tl SIM Io$•4.93
\ ouths' Oxfords, sizes 11 to
at f12.50 to i:l.93
Als.. 1 Inti inti Shoe••, Miner Brand.
.which hat,• 114NP,n t!..•.
TRAVELLING GOODS
lit Trate•]]it ,; I ;,..1, t,.. I r:, t!ee
most up-to-date t ,
,t.,Ck-!..nit(•a.••.
inn Bag-. 1
Hern's Shoe Store
Gifts for the
September Bride
A good Picure artistically framed
A dainty English Tea Set
A piece of Pottery
Candlesticks Book -Ends
other thinc. too nunierou, to
mention, but just conte in :end oak,•
a look.
Stnitli's Art and Gift Store
East Street. Phone 199.
- PORT ALBERT b.r eater, ors. A. lineation. at Bt. I,
4 1 . Aut it 0ul.
14tICP. AI.ItIUT. AIX. ;ll, -airs. Honor. mon by King,br'ldge SIu-
I.•eroe 1itinkwa'er ate' Mhos Marlon. dents. -'rile I. tigabridge people are•-re-
t.rrt:.. ,.t' 1', •r•.Ii, or. ei,:tliig.. with juielent this .• , k In the honer brought
h, it ;.aL. , ,:tier. Niro. Win. lti.•'Iyrsl- NS our dist; ' Lf Thntaas 11'Keetl•,
-I • %li . it AI uu • •f the K. 1', ach.'lur«hiprt.
NI -..t.,•,• Eloy and friend. Mr.'elor- The Kufdln- of Columbus are giving
N.a:reX• r. of Walton. vlsite4 with live scholar -.:Na to the boys and three
t. i and friend* on Sunday. to the girls ,r tar separate schools of
i Miss Edna Murras• rof Srafoths. the Provtau ,'id etre of these Tow has
•;mat the we,k.eud tooter, the parental won--i'w.-7.: 1-aiit rtttpa are awtrrcieet
,oaf. 1 to those ba' :or the highest market qt
The Ladles' 19titd`of Christ church I the Normal ,-strands or pit,:.,r ma-
t ,;d their annual meeting at the lake- 1 trieulatk*. t• ,1 entitle the whittler to
-. ie. rt was greatly enjoyed. by all taint) a year ' r four gars, the sow it)
1 he exis•ntlwl it a college ur university
AUBURN ^ Ieducation, 11..ittinat. was fifteen years
Old teat Jat ,' t ry' tad bas alaca,►at 144.41 AI'BI'lliN. Aug. :11.--Mr."andl. Mrs.'Jreu:arkable ;•'r hie abllity "and Mose
tiro. Ilt.rr. of $altford. c.ttb-1 un relahl iv:varluq t. '.M studle.. .G0..1 luck.
tai-« here the tore .art of the week. IToni: the .t-'tfetld peg.,• hots• your
Mr. and ltrs. F. Itors, of Ihtozail- i .'Dura. will steadily upward.
urn. are holidaying at tate homer' of
i Nits. Rosa'sister. Mrs. Jas. Medd.%bESTLrIELU
The - people of Auburti were very i
p:r;,+•d h, ser Mr. nod Mrs. V. , vi-:STFI1'11). -\pigs • :u -'rt., f.trw-
Itiddell • again in char midstoa 1 er- era bu-: at the harvest and are
ii ratty Inst atter a nine month- -i 1,,,':ug for •• • ' a eta}s of nuc w.itthrr.
nit, to laIlt,•nti:1. Cott. tttYer and nth- Mrs. lieu: walde•n is atte•udiug Tor-
. astern points. and hope they will Ionto Falr.
our to' null:, their Inoue here. Mr, and .d s. Marvin MsL)ow•r:1 stud
ta, natlmty• also Miss Nitride wit. has 1 ]Irs. JaI •r. end" -firs. it. r. weir motort•d to ! (stably vial • at the hum. of Mr. wed
m.o
- Noble. of near Itnt--els.
t.-.0 the ;pleat of her brother for two ,,,,..157 1•s' week.
1 o.A•. Mk. Josephini• a.vvtmpanird-I Tit, Miss ti 11r.'!e betel their mina-
.'
nna-
!!144411.h
!net■ hums. al ',ionic 1: - t8elnesilag afternoon illa+.'I.s•l ter-•ys'pa tw • Sep:t1wb •r i st 4.r. Wilk. 4f4)nwel1's growls --4t- wit«
Mr. 1to4ie in eharite. Soule fire
well tittea•i••I.
-w .e-to'ars are starting for the first.Mr. and %ids. 1t. Tyermau. of Rt•a-
:n. • I forth. nae gra. Jumi•s Blssly, of Lon -
Mr. Gen.. Itxithley installed a radio litss,ro', t• -::art• at tat• home of Mr.
I Is hntne'I141 week. t 411 Mrs. I. F. Campbell on Sunday.
Mr i1. Sicitri,-t. of Detroit. arrived Sir. and Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse
Sa•nrdis 1.• amental two weeks will , au.i MIs. 1:ra. of Itrueedelel. visited
Your Family and
Friends war,' your
Photograph.
Make the appointment today.
- f_ -R SASRS
PUBLIC
MEETINGS
iN 1111] INTEREST OF
J. W. KING
the Progreqsive Candidate in
North Huron, will he held a-
fitlb,tt. .
Kintail, Thursday, Sept. 2
Dungannon, Fri., Sept. 3
Lochalsh, Sat' day, Sepi 4
at K p.I11.
These meetings will b e
-addressed by the Candi-
date and others
God Save the King!
airs. A. l'..ttrksuu :nod I herean Sir lay.
tt 1'rtrr-. n. M..sri. 1, Prttehard. of \Cued. oak.
nor! A. Ni Itatwrt,u,u. of God,•rii•h.
KiNGsIIKUK.E ( visited at it home of Mr. and Mr..
(',.l;u (1. -apbell last Thursday an.t
K1 N.;Stilt11)411:. Se411t. 1. senator I renewed c . atntuaiutauwe with other;
1 s.riuelty suet daiwirer •Md rtls. .f ! frleuds.
1'I„ sstowe. spent Sunday .t' the borne l Mr. (k ion Yount, of 1.,Itsirio
,f hi. sister, Mrs. Thus. Garrey. , I township...,tree on hitt old friend. Mr.
)les J. 1'. I)tlton :tut! son John err J. N. Caae•!elj i.tst Thursday.
-pea few dap.In 1.,n,L,.a Mr. lZay none Redmond mill Misa
Miss Lillian Iltltan has rtturuext arse, "ire ;it Toronto attending the
home after visiting Wood..h.•k friends. Fair.
Mrs. ((Ir.) McMillan. of t'lermlusim. i Mlaa F'-ceitr'w ("roster. rot- ('raw..
I Alta../Mrs. K. I'ye. of Wpikrrt.lu. Mrs.l vjsirwi 1i - rrandparruts Mr. .and
I'at .tl'RettIv add - sou Frank. of Pink- Mraa, W. 11 (5lmydtell. last week.
wot•.rei to Mr. M..7. ('Connor's, Mho. Dor day Million, of G,sterich.
ell ♦tett ..y lase _ spout l -04.1-144.ef-a4ayr, Ise.t week with
Today taurke the re -opening „( St. her sister. Miss Ienon 3lillion.
Iosrpdt's s,•h.«,1 for the fall term. The Mr. and tire- James Woods prPsenterl
.•apps are to 1.• t•onrr:,tnla'•-1 oar thele the Nva., -t d Unitet cater. -h with a
-pl,vnlitt standing in tin- naval exam- Itat.daone 41i01 ltible. The gift Is
illation: and we wish them t,.nt'nat.(' mooch UM) .'elated by the cnttgreration.
Master t•''tar:Ie i.:1 Ttnrr. of Toronto.
Mr. N Ill Ihelwuand Mists M.tr. Gar- ret:trned 'limo on Satnrdar atter
%,•y: of Detroit. silent the week -end
with velotivesis....
Mr. beet t)l..x_ ad _ !tdle -and" Mr
M irk. iir rh-trait. W11.11-. W;14011home'
for a few .hays and in .outpnny with
M,•aars. .i,es. (rl,.ugh;in and Bernard
Nlurphec made a flying :rip to -Lantos
,•n ti(nniay- '
-Mr:---*ntf -Me-. _t:ls•rt-Butter atop
elsildren. of Detroit. Mich.. are vl,itdng
Kingsbridge friends.
Mrs. M. Condon and. children end
\Liss Mary O'Connor are. holidaying at
Mrs. Matthew O'Connois.
.hoot a.d„ve•n young folks from here
motored, to Wheaton' on Sunday and
spent a very pltrlitant evening at the
lionise of Mr. lad Mrs. Pat Gibbons-
_ _ gra.Lary Ilogau_Mrs H i•tprthi.•r
'oillu end family•
Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
M1•t. Thos. Joy. Messrs- Thos. and
Leon Joy. Mrs. 1'. Griffin and Teddy
and Frances and Jack n'(•onnor re-
tarnel fo"ttt41r inane•. in Detroit tltteir
visiting tri.ady here.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thos. O'Neill. of West
isem' .Fir. its Sunday ai tl,9 hn m' r‘ -he
':141 '44 -i-der. Mrs Con. ('Keefe.
Mr. M. Benninger. Mita Merle and
11,:g4 of I►uhl;n, motored up on Toe. -
Marie win rutin for n we•ek'r
Str. J. C. Dalton's.
plisse. Gertrude ttcenuur is visiting
Ase•Pk o1•.1
!" re xhi,,It•
\ 1 ,. V..
$40,000
ESTERN FAIR
LONDON ONTARIO
September 11th to 18th
1 •'1 formattou se
it c A • •:141'10.
Prrtid••'
n Prizes & Attractions
- a ret'Ps! . Closing 1,.1. •Pru•ntl.-t end
.1 ser.-- on an ratlrosts. .
tc T, JAC%PON, -e, r tars
• ,t.ltitr..,
_ *ern./*RRR/*f�AI111111 $allUM$!/)i■10*$$$$■
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Hosiery Specials for Friday and Saturday
15 dozen ladies' white Lisle and Cashmere Hose. Regular
up to $1.00 rair. Clearing, at per pair 29c
We will give Lo-; discount off all lines of children's Lisle
and Cotton Hose on Friday and Saturday
Children's Socks, all sizes. Clearing, at per pair......19c
Ladies' Sport Hose, "Pineapple stitch," Astec and bran 79C
shades. Regular 95c pair. Clearing, at per pair d
F. E. HIBBERT
Phone 86 The Cash Store
THE
tt Ott
READW)NT( f;-\
N H i1 t}R
nt vw 5, POKERS
M
-r=1RE.
stwndjng ••vera) weeks of the sonnet
vacation .1t the home of Mr. J. F.
Cook.
Mr. ant Mrs. Charles WTttt1ifinen. i1
Will* echo:- T,. risiteil their si.n. Mr.
(bistro. W ghtmin. on Sunday. '
Mis.wti 1•nith. of Brussels. are visit-
ing their - .tree Mra Melvin Trnvlor.
- Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDowell and
family apt r Sunday with the f..rm-
er's sister Mr.. K. ('ameron. of Luck -
now.
Mrs.' J. 1'. Ellis at111 her dangitl,-r.
Miss Ben ,. returneri home Iiia wer•l(
from tIiel two mouths' tell, to the
meat.
�- DU'NGANNON
A coal d'ay in. August prevents
a cold day in December.
The Heat Folks can defend I
your- home against ceI4 storaS.
But don't wait too long to en-
gage their protection.
Let them till your coal -bin now.
Then they'll be ready to battle
with Winter from the earliest
trost until the last.
-CALL THE -
omits
Fop Good Clean Coal
e B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 Goderich-
DUNGANNON. Stir. - 1.- Mr. --anti
Mrs.. Nat \\'hyard _and Master Bert
aro at -ending the Exhibition' at Tor-
onto this weak. '
Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and Slal.olnt
spent r, few dart' at Cltut n. this week.
]Ile_ Charlie 1':'lto't is -,Jelling
friends at Wtarton.
Me,. M. 'Melia.. of LIIckltnw. Mrs.
•lar. JI •Nalis. art Aniotn.. and Sirs. A.
NI,-Lena:tn. of Sa.korelt••wan. spent a
+ •-w days at the home of Mr. and Sirs.
! 1 tri,., list week.
I Mise Verne Ft Iwo; ,.r (:..h -r;. L. J.
4 -I.'-"44 ,F -Slut --4uli.l . t a__wL' Zl 11et par,
s Mr. nu(t Mr-. D. Sp -oil.
Ti.,�-141-1INt 'Af the West Wnwanoah
Firs -insurances Co. wet at Mn. T. G.
, Ake Tnssdar , f this week.
,' 'Bert Wiggins ie`' ;his week for
nrT .ho net,nr.- I : .lust;.s ur
)t --- eta :Parr i. -f, nt. 't'ns alar 1F,t
a: {anter. where .iu- wl:: t,-ae'tt.
'1 ,•115 Peutlnn l- w•ho is rltt•tul:
Milner). opettltigs • T ,r....•..-
: r return h„it,.- %a:�:;.i:,; at.,i
will be opened for the fall
September 7ttt.
and Mn,.. 1'r,.L' Hos- visite-d
-t Auburn ,•u Monday.
tl
,. ,hint t -1tont rer.;wnr,t r.rn Wast
thLs week.. wills i'rinciiwl F.
iliaand Miss M. Durnbt in charge.
The young people of the United
• $ •!atr.•t, Hipps? a very pleasant t-rrn-
I♦ , _ice K ttw.httnle lti:_iIi gpI}t._ura_Ur:�
111
11.1rr1- ,•n Monday of phi-, wtr-k-
SutrewitarI Mtudaotta.-Thr foi uwittt(
▪ litth furs pupils of I)tntgauttoil pole
• 501,.41 received crslft certifiusites
i „t' h.•1nir.osopl..lM the Ls wet_echtto
▪ s ours.-.
Frank Bsvaafe,1411 'Reed. and,
. 11 nen ,'aris•nter ; while irtrnthy Af-
\iararst Ryan. Nancy KIP!. F}r-
• It rt ,. Marie Ryan and 1:nuly- Nle -
11
1 ,tre ptmaed In history. geography.
•"'
• grammar and first-year agriculture.
Frank Savage. Dorothy Allen and Mar-
' gam Ryan are to be congratulated on
• haring „,tainted dratrelass honors.
Mr. ne 1 Mrs. John Ryan and Mr.
,n.1 Sir. pert R.,ach ratiinir to inatiir
i..ron' , at. the w•enk-end to take in
.• hxh .Itlon. Mr. and Mrs. G. M.
N.Kenai, also are going to Toronto
• for the eek -end.
▪ Erse; t(clhmalbti M Tomato. nod
• Mr.. MPr haat. from the rnited State,.
ore here visiting their mother. Mrs.
1-1-11tt: • Fawt• T. who IR eery pnnrtC
.
Change of Exhibition Dina, -For
ytsnns the Dungannon show has been
IN ▪ held on t' a drat Thursday nitJFriday
ties of (h•tots•r, and by t..wmun eons.nt
w1
_.thele dot( -dare been recognized as M-
1 tonging : , (Dungannon. This year.
1 however. the fair in a neighboring
1 town has Appropriate. theme dates.
and to xtnld elaahing the directors of
1 the Ttnngaasoo ahnw harp rrht.tantly
dre1.lrrl h, a ter t. P tela ta the
n a
1 (1t• Orr 12 and 13. it Is hoped that
1
HERE ARE THREE
Specials for Saturday
and Monday
�ttttiiti
Men's Raincoats
Guaranteed w'attrproof. Made with all-round belts
in dark brown tweeds or in fawn. Sizes 36 $7.45
to 44. Special ,D
Men's Fall Caps
�1 nt ire f;nn y e'r lilnin stolid.. -IL inked lust
til,' 1';il, tier fall near Special.._.... . ....
Men's Sweater Coats
$1.35
Made of heavy wool )'ares;, in dark green $2.25
only. Sizes 36 to -14. t3pecia!
Do your shopping early. Our store will be closed Thursday_
aad Friday, Sept. 9th and 10th, on account of Jewish holidays,
M. --ROBINS
A Refreshing Night's Ride on Lake Erie
1.5.5 palati.) C 4 A Line Steamer from Serial." to CMvelamd end c n M►
e sod. clean stateroom arriving in the morulas. noted by Sha break to your
Co bee front Cleveland for Cedar Rent. Por-h-A.r, Tol.do. Detroit
sed other point, Your dei ticket la sur' 1.0 our .reamer.. Each nay -r•vrt
tit-betwee�� 1.s. end Ctev.Iaad leaving da 9.00 Rm•t activists at
JO Standard Time].
Fare $5.50 -Round Trip Fare, $9.50
New Toar(et Aueomobile Rat.. $ 5.00 sad gip with Special Two Dar meed
Trip Auto Sane 55,00 tad Sop.
•r,
Team Clarrelseettd seed .tslase/e
!remota Campaer
Wleerveu. bo. Mich. Are. Bridge
buffalo. N. Y.
Foot C n Steamers
in 1 r Sendai
1h ,ee'x7•�.'��,�
:s.
Rt, Hon. Arthur Meighen
PRIME MINISTER
will address the electors at
BLYTH
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 9th
at 2 o'clock
God Save the King !
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SpeciaI Notice
SKINNER'S CSTRA -,
li
BY special arrangement ith the management
of The Pavilion, God rich, we will play
EVERY NIG FROM
11
September 6th to 11th
( inclusive )il
This will end our engagement for this summer
in Goderich.
Don't forget The PA LION
Ever Night Next t i- ek Mx
Harold A. Skinn : r 0
(L der)
16 A 0
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Summer Gear
OF OUR -
EntireSThck �f Summer
Dresses and Blousesmom
MANY DRESSES REDUCED TO HALF-PRICE
Clearance of Dress GoodsamM
Fancy Cotton Broadcloth. Regular 60c to 95c. Now, pet yard
Beadora Voiles. Regular 40c to 60c. Now, per yard
Printed Voiles. Regular 85c. Now, per yard
Cotton Crepes. Regular $1.35 to $1.75. Now, per yard
Special ---Broadcloth Slips 98c each
49c
33c
57c
79c
1 t h (1st f h int Phone 56 The S. A. ()rayCo. all 1n1Prtd will make fMP of the
,Ntatt(tP and rrwerve 0.•toMr 12th and
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