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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1926-10-28, Page 6r ..ate. •..o...w..;_.. , ,.,ai . ... . . a 1!12€. rn •a THE SIGNAL, GODERICH, ONT. • +'i• - TiT. ' • Wall Paper Our new Fall Patterns that have just been received will delight you. Prices range from Ioc to $1.75 per roll Our Optical Department is at your service at all times. We specialize in a thorough Eye Examination with the ntodern optical instruments. New Christmas Goods Arriving Every Week Coble in and look around at your leisure Cole's Boek Store Strev.•.to 1',a:'.•r• "Dad certainly was pleased!" •"A3 SJC.11 :.: Dad read my last lct:er, with the news of my appointment in it, he jumped for the tele- phcnr: 1 f:'t li'.:a a rlillicn dollars r..*.i 1 1 heard hi:: voice, land - if 1 can live up to the tl.ings he.sa°d to me, ill g s T' •• • :n • rainy 'inspiring malty inspiring "Poachin' fer Fish -- By Ceorjt>sf Wel air, 1 ue1ar but such a star: fir a ioag.tlme. Thur wits Andy, Peon, mud who had Made Bp ell; minds that 1 ouornllt'• to try far -,'me flsblu' close handy. Now we wit- quite witilu' t,, h,h in free water, lung as Ib• wus fish In 11. but w..itdu't run acro -t oily such.. After Food tuurin' around fer two hours we wet• just thlakin' of wain' home when w. runs scrod a crick' Such a crick WC gets out of the Ford and ea- plures Jest a little end evcrythIn' seems to be ideal, 'l'hcy wus ►awe signs ob stain' ot tl.e trete* whish seepurl to say sel♦ct:on' about '-Itsa, n'. or some -itch thin;. hut they was weather -twilit -I, ate hiiih up. kin iii. so we didn't Investigate them tlloroly. We went Iuu•k to tl, Ford. got our stud out and started dowu th' crick. Indy Hn.' 1An.n kepi on gob'. but I tiuds me a neat loeklo,' hole au I sneak* behind a clump of bushes an' gets go - Wal sir, 1 hardly had time to stick a slug on my hook an' heave hi when. .nap. I pull* out a party littl•, eigRht- Incher with red specks ou both sides. .thost every- anarter haw I nett an, other until 1 had Ate *n' then 1 hooka one welghln' about a pound only it turns out to be a *ucker. nice dab, though. Then I gets my prize' A twelve - inch *pealed trout. Gosh-all-dah- hooine I wus that tkk:ed that I regu- lar chortled to myself to think how Andy an' Duun would envy me. )Shortly after that AudlZaa' lhaou' canoe back to me with tttteeu trout and one was fourteen Inches lung while - four others wus about twelve inches long. They weren't had fish. They sold I wus dutn' good an then leaver me again. I night then I gets my startle! I had just hooked a tittle liveiucher an' was goneto throw' him back -in when- i Apply Minard's at once. It halts the pain and stopsinflam- rnation. Removes all poison from cuts and sores. Keep a bottle on the shell. N PARTY OOVLRNNl*EHT SHOULD BZ A30LISH:D erdIrt of Debate, vistorls-=gam I'nited Church The Toting People'. League of Vic- toria street United ,-bun•h held Its regular meeting on Monday evening in 1 he Nuuday !Chani room of the church. In spite of the luelettltvit weather there was a pod alteudaliw' The pastor, icor. Bed Jeders,tu, a.. copied the eltulr aad the•e chief uuw- In•r ou the programa tt:,. a debate Ile• faun Ashrieltl and 1 ictorta street t'ulte l churches on Ire subject : "it. - solved. that party goveruuwtt ,should he atolistied." all.:.. Hudgins and Mr. Andrew took the affirmative side for ...htleII. w hlte Mr. 5.tiii•ge Itaeelk.. and Mr. Lorne Jew,41, represent Victoria street, took 1leuegutivi pawl- tiou. Fifteen minutes was allowed each speaker and fire minute for re - Mr. Andrew %tutwt the debate and argued that tarty government should be altolialte t because of recent allures; of party governments in Canada. France and Italy. Ile stated' that sarong Wen wear often defeatist be- cause they ran ou a tarty ticket. Mr. Jewell. the next streaker, pointed out the weakuessrs of group government. Good ,governweut, said air. Jewell. could only tie had by party guveru- remt with a Wrong oppkosltiou. B •ustlas 1141.__ 14sit tlas pat ups sarong argument and ptduted out soar of the evils of party government. For instance, said Stipa 'J1odgioos, peope were satwitlmer paid for voting ,icor s certain part'. Mr. Ii*etlttr devotee) wast of his time to refuting the rrgtuueuts *drum -ed by his opponents. ,\s all Iustout•e of the grits of tarty goreruwettt he pointed to Great 'IIr1Min, welatused had leen uii t r this ` ttvy it t- goveri t I eonuu•y is tj bp....11`t . 1 The Judges w,#re ltev. Selby Jeder- front crick to era'''. alt several other aorticas while .lady an' we wus wood ren' if th' other would start to pick op th' fish. Finally I breaks off a twig an' starts stringln' Of flabon. all the tins feeltu like a beak robber makin' th' bank manager count Itis Money over. .When 1 tlltally gat* th' twenty trout an' their sinter chaper- one strung 1 atrnlghteus p aa' woa- dens 1t we shouldn't be heatin' It home. We wus alt waltln' fer someone to sug- gest that very thing although we woes t very keen on traria' th' owner alIh kl•• thought. ' "ijry Your' I loops -around over my shoulder. 1 wus L;In' down. y'know. an' direr was Lk' owner of tit Brick. -Ihao't Ful know trout "•*son's "veer! he demaud.. Bays 1 "No." That 1a. I trityl to say no but my \ohtt115 apple was taught on my roller int' 1 was near claokld. - 1 111.1 you ever. as.a kid. sneak under La circus tent. after mU tin o n sure tue 4 sus leukin'.' only to rtm__lntn - n Lig ', feller with a stk•k and bis bands on Ills hips? Wal. sir, if .you ever did you'll know .how I fell. Yon sec.. Alt an' $hone had. left-_tlteir.nfieen i spread Old 1h' gra-, with in}' six al: it marl we look liken wiodesa:cr. '.Veit. 1 _get. up au' r-uarks. kinds ' noncutawly tar w hatrier it Is. that It Is •a party crick au' wus he th' owner. to I which he replies "Yep. brit I've got it leased to Mr. Ise Gaul. Hie hnt}er. Buie That wus th' only e I* bear caught a good string of fish an -tatted to come home in triumph. Audy as Ikon au' me kind* laughed about it after but nut very hearty becau.s• Mr. Le Gaul is th' crawl'pro- secutor fir the --,r bares. 11.4.t.4 a.aa4wa. beglumdi' to wonder ?'Pli'CtUat Low aJ;_tiatet-Fd get oC ter good. be- 1 BELFAST 1 f rPt. ' m r emotions , I:avionr when 1 spies .1udy an' Iluon 1926 Christmas Seals The 1926 Chrtatmas Seals, 1n aid of the lauakoaa and Toronto Hospitals for Consumptives. have Just been ls- surd. These handsome ...ala. of dif- ferent designs, are put up 1n assorted packets of 10, 25, 60 and 100. The National Sanitarium Associa- tion is In need of funds to carry on the work of its luskoaa and at Weston. 'Evehospitals r rydollarreceived through the sate of Christmas seals is used for maintenance of patients there. Why not buy these seals In lieu err others? Not only will ydu get good value to return, but your mbaey will be made to serve a greater -node. Inc 11 will go to Yelp someone in dlstresa. Look for the duuole-barred tied Cross on every packet. None others are genuine. For sale by school childrapp and banks, or direct from Xmas sell De- p rtinease se Institute. Toronto i. •' ti' a i -uimi in` srouatl th' -lues on th' tar a.5 in t'ic c:" .r.. -Am, the httik'alt hi.uttn• 1,r th' Ford. 1 ens l"n•N r tiuld at the right i;o!u' to let their con,huns tee their gullies whet, th' oalir remark. that rr.C•L'.111 i;:l< great op- Le knew tin} .wit- roti other fellers peal. !.' . ' T)irtance with. lee. With that 1 whistle.* an' -Iud -tau:__Lu„n_-- tu>- ftnin-lwlotu.1 Sp,. t -- •i1'•vii IiC- noun• hushes au'. without th' owner -tete' ' i•' . i. 111 be sc,•iu' theta. start- wit;-watatin' to Me. BELFAST. Oct. 26. -Mr. and Mrs. Will Buckingham visited at the hunt. of Mr. nod Mrs. Walter Alton on Sun- day hast. - Mr. Hutt Mfrs. Roy Alton and family visited with Mr. and Mrs. (thanes tem. of Ihntgann..it: ni, Xeenda-y_----- - Mr, Charles Shnrwo,. 1. of Detroit. da alsrndine a we'e'k at till former home I Joist beckons th.w to tome or over, hero. es- 1 tett kiooia A,uohttu! ab „ot w worse. of a• tion. ' y Tine)' wu, tit' .: 1, lookin' pair. in rh.•tr oldvs: .'. it at ibis walked f a utcr dmf 11 . taikiuabout s. we p. ople t1, hi:. ,t that must h • r. !*ted to the awn -r of .th' crick an' stir enough rl•i•a sus so 1 -tar- nein' nt liuig» n;;ain. \\-al. sir. - too ,i.vt r-atlon went .. . 1'3 f A Refreshing Night's Ride on Lake Erie Take. palatial C Se 6 Line Steamer from Galla eto Cleveland and en 1M • cool. clean atateeoam entrees in the morning. saes by lb. break sit your Journey. Connections from ('le.•eland foe Cedar PnInt. Put W.,,1''kln, Detroit sed other point. 9..ur rad ticket 1a aood,.n our .seamen. Each -..v-Beer► aleit Batret. and Cleveland kering at 9.80 paw mavens et 7130 a.m. (Eastern Suodard Timel. Pare $5.50 -Round Trip Fare, $9.50 Hew Toar,t Automobile Rate. $5.00 and up with Spec:.l Two Dar Round 'trip Arco bate. 45.00 and up. INF J !. er rKQj . 1 Tk. ete..teed .sit seals• Transit Compeer Wharves, So. 141.1 A oe. Bridge Buf 1o. N. Y. Poufi a & B Steerage. is Duly Sava.* • Mr. and Mr-. Elmer Alton spent Nnhday at the home of Mr. David Al- _ Mr. fuel fairs. Lealle• Ritchie. of .15-ut one day recently at the 'home of iMr. and Mrs. Simnel Sher- wood. A large number from here attended the sale hell at Mr. Greene Belay's. Crewe. on Monday. noel report a good sale. Mr.-and-_reiTMervin Raynarc or Paramount. spent _][outlay batt at_ the 1 home of Mr. and .airs, Walser Alton. Mr. and errs. Perry f.raI in 1111,1111- th. daughter Blanche...} ,iht•pitardtou. and Mr. and Mn.. Sum. Morrison awe funny of Whltrt•burcb ' air. and airs. name( Afton oa Kandaoy. SCHOOL of COMMERCE CLINTON, ONTARIO Students May Enter at Any Time _Thy Not Attend til•• School that ;las the Highly Qualified Stiff? Th. only S-hool that teaches real frac , $u in•. Training fruru -Eire to fiai+h. Where 11igh School Students and Tw.eh••-- ,re tnnkht Specialized expert training in Ituain••sa Alt i 1 'ntlinn and Scsi tarinl Seienee anis are sure Of a good ;trl•iti,al, rapid pr" mpfion Arid lig irtcotv+t•. COURSES Stenographic, Commercial, Secrettlria., Getierai Office, Civil Service', Cominevi:1i 7r. ,rhe,': Course and Special Courses Airi.:eked For full information write In B. F. WAIL;':, )3.A•. P -hone 198 Prlr Pal •1..- Ezaerienced mothers say Zam-Buk is best for children's injuries and Skin troubles, because: it is herbal -no poison- ous rliineral coloring. It is ahtiseptic--pre- vents cuts and burns taking the wrong way. it is soothing-endspain quickly. it heals every time. Just as good for grown- ups. Sold at all stores and druggists. ZapTIrrar3uk awn. Jfxv. A. W. airowu and Mr. W. i1'. Natter who gave their &million la fee - or' tit ae- or'ut the shirts* tive. Other uumbers alt the program in- clltdetl a recitation by 1.1ou,•1 Clark. a vocal duet by Mabel Johnston and Ida Elliott, sod au Iustruaiental duet by the Mimam atrowulee. (Retreat'men ts were served at the those• and the even - Ings entertainment was Concluded with the ringing of the National An- them. The time will soon he here when It will only la• ante fix a basher to ask the question "wet or dry?"-Itruck- viler 1tei.order and Thuea. OUR ANNUAL THANKSGIYIIVG SALE ]T I5 -UNNECESSARY to say -very much about this sale to anybody l who has at any time participated in one of our•sales.•-To--•those who have not, we would suggest looking over the prices mentioned below, or better still, to come in and see for themselves what we offer, as we can - i' items, and--it-'is-impossible to describe the values, which must be seen to be appreciated. This Is a Fashion and Value Event Specially Planned for This Sale A FEW PRICES WORTHY OF NOTE! COATS Assorted sizes, materials and styles. Some fur -trimmed, well lined. Regular to $19.50. _ Sale Price, $12.50 COATS Marvellas, duvety -veburs. etc.. of finest materials and furs. Beautifully lined and interlined. Regular to $35.00. Sale Price, $22.50 Dresses Cloth Dresses, using pleats, embroidery, etc., fee trimmings. Several shades and styles.' Sale Prices . • .$4.50, $5.95, $6.50 Canton Dresses Smart Dresses of satin -faced cantons. Beautifully trimmed. Suitable for better wear. . --We Price 3t230-struhrp - COATS In velours and duvetynes. Trim- ming of furs, others self -trimmed, lined and interlinear tis $22.50. - Sale Price, $14.50 HIGH-GRADE COATS In needlepoint, marvella, pinpoint, suedine, etc., in a wide range of styles. Very Moderately Priced Silk Dresses A clearance of od 1 numbers of Siik`Dresses, in -canton, char- meuse, crepe de chine. flat crepe. etc. Good range of shades. Size•, 16 to 20. Sale Price $7.95 Blouses Blouses of fine grade Fugi Silk. Lovely shades and ,,very smartly styled. Sale Price, $ 5.50. $5.95. aad $6.50 Georgette Dresses Dresses for evening and for- mat -wear. as well as afternoon wear, in the most called for shades. Sale Price .... $ 14.95 and $ 16.50 Blouses Blouses of silk -knit, in good range of colors and sizes. Reg- ular $3.95. Sale Price .... - $2 75 FUR COATS Several Sample Coats on display at remarkably low prices. Special orders will be' taken, also all kinds of alterations -on -fur. - MILLINERY Hats of felts, veivets and satins, in all shades, and smartly styled. Prices greatly reduced. 1 DOLLAR SPECIALS KIDDIES' SKIRTS Pleated Skirts, on camisole tops, in a variety of colors. Sizes range from 4 to 17 years. SALE PRICE $1.00 BLOUSES- - Blouses of linenette, two grades. Several sizes. SALE PRiCE $1.00 BLOUSES Blouses r,f crepe de chine, in light shades, small sizes only. SALE PRICE $1.00 SILK SCARES Silk Scarfs, in many pretty shades. and Reg. $1.98. SALE PRICE ..... .... $1.00 Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co. 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