The Signal, 1926-11-4, Page 41\'FaiTFiELi►. NAr. _.-Ur-. R. S.
L ess(t»Hc.-..t.t--Tosoure _a. •• or. ed .min
si.enary from Szechwan. China. gave
n very interesting talk on her work in
China at the three appointments of
the-ttd.etrn circuit on t)rtobe•r 31st.
Mrs- iongley was greeted by n large
cocgrrearlon at each appointment.
Miss /lolls McDowell was a Strat-
f.rd risitnr nn .Saturday.
31r. Jennings. of' %•indoor. spent a
couple of days lain week at the Kolbe
f \1r. and Mr.. J i.. SleDowell.
Mrs M.% ItttP. er.. is visiting her
,laughter. 31r.. Wm. Tny'or. of St.
!Helen,
..n,1 Mrs Culbert and famtt3•. of
Dungannon. visited at the home of Mr. O.
and :Mt -e. Wm. McDowell on Snndsy. _
v-
s• \\. H. l turrets -1i is rislting her
daughter. Mrs. Wm. Crooner, --of Crewe.
Miss (;lads. M-T)rtwell. of Holm,.-
villi, spent the weekend {t her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs- Cherie. Wightmen•
mines* Elsie and 'Mono of Whitr+•hnreh, C
lies Sts. iiariterso t-J3ruesela.. end_ Mr.
sod Mrs.,-Robt.-. Hoover.. _of_Drumm's.
were Westfleld visitors on Sunday;
also ler. and Mrs. D. McCallum and 1
chlitltPn. Mr. and ilira Quin and E
(hllrlrett
M. and Mr. and .Mrs. H. Hover.
of Myth.I a
111[• Mr. Rmmerson Rodger has secured
' a position In Ooderieh. tC
Mr. John Redmond has returned to HE..
_ his home In (' 1borge townshlp atter
- being in the employ of Mr. Raymond
Redmond the pant year,
BAYflD
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MILLINERY
The new Whiter Millinery lutein.
(lilt)ha:lxetl line anti trimmings.
1 rivet leads in auk dressy Fabric
Hats
!Sntiti lhtts have a metallic touch.
Sii l l a Il 11814: n glretttt
gold bright. it Illy winter eostuute.
\•ou are e.,r,lially invited tet' in-
spcet our st„ell.
Miss MacVicar
Kingston St. Goderich•
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Help the Boys in Our "Popularity Contest"
A ,Note with each IOc cash purchase. There is still a
chance for all, for the votes are only half out. Ask for
them and help the boys win the Cash Prize.
BUY AT, -HARRISON'S
Coif and Service
Marine and Gainer-) Wiring
Electric Ranges-Eletrtrie %where
,71Ltlege of ell Undo. r
\14'. Mael)ONALD
l:lectrlcian
Mae 174w\ Ooderkh
Thanksgir
ery
Tains and Turbans in
bright colors of velvet and
metallic•
So suitable with the win-
ter furs.
-Cat early and secure --a
new Hat for the holiday.
Universal .Millinery
North Side of Square
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE
is cosy. restful and inviting wher-
ever seen anti should be in every
rest roost in the properly furnished.
house. There is a heitne;y" welcome
a ut a_ stuffed chair or tufted,
cut, ionv lounge, that savor* of old•
fash' ted hospitility-To realizethir
to the 11, inspect our stockrooms.
J. R. WHEELER
Freakier* Funeral Director
Hematites Sere Ceder:ch. Ont.
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For Friday and Saturday, November 5th and 6th
RA'i'i T.D. Nov. 2. -Mrs; May, of
Toronto. and Mrs. iiolley, of Deetmit.
who spent several weeks at TTolls, E
Lodge. raturned to their homes on SE
• Wednesday teat. a
Mrs. Seeds, who has leen at Oro
Station. reetnrned dun Saturday.
WWI Annie 'MeLerni had a Hallow -
P.1.11 party on Saturday evening-
die. and Mrs. (leo. O. Benson. Mr. I E
-and Yra. DiziP Stafford and Miss =
Marie Stafford, of London, were week- • =
end glusts with 'Mr. and -Mrs. F. A.
Edwards.
The Bayfield hraneh of the Can•
adlnn itlhle Satiety held their -urinal R
meeting on Sunday evening last. in
the I-niteri'ehur-h. Rev. H. F. Ken- -
ne.t,r gave an Interresttna midi -eau on
the work of the Srnlety. The follow-
ing officers were reappointed: Presi-
dent. tr. A. Aida' rde; set•retary
tr.-n.•ntror. Yrs. CM. Ferguson; they
with the reotdent ministers are the
managtns committee.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas Pieter. of De -
1r trolt. were week -end vlattnrs with
the latter's parent,. Yr. and Yra.
craend.
l[r. Gad xrs. Cotton. Joan and Bad gmmuutmtlulIMM11tttuulclttttl111MIIMM1ununllllounuullallnlluutuu11111u1111W1wn1u11111nnulunlltllgtUltlr
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THE SIGN:11. .
GODERTCII. ONT.
Overcoat Week at
Pridhams'. -.-
With our final shipment in, we have a sp!•cially
good showi.ig of Overcoats. Here you will find the
very newest mod•ds find the smartest fabrics at a range
of prices to meet every need.
Particularly worthy of attention is our display of
blues, which ate greatly in vogue- this season.
Prices $18‘00 to $45.00
W. C. PJDHAM & SON
•Tbe Store \\•flit the "e6"
Men's and Boys' We..: '
PHONE 57
MODEL THEATRE
WEEK' OF NOVEMBER 8 TO 13 -
- ---Manilas-sad_1ottedas
Amerll-a R _greatest actor
JOHN BAR* MORE
with
DOtJDRES' (4J$TEI.1.0
pe
in sue^uf the greatest de -sea pictures
ever produ-ivd. The story euneerns
the Test and worst or awn aboard the
vessels of the whalibg fleet. See
"THE SEA BEAST"
GLEN_ TRYON
in
"LONG P., NTS"
• Matinee Monday at 3 p.m.
Admission to "The Sete Beast- will
Ereuings, adulis, :1"s : children. 20r,.
Matinee Monday. .\dun.•+- sic; child-
ren, 1."1e.
Wednesday and Thursday
"ELN -TIN -TLV
In the storyof forest threes and ferocious
-wolves..-wolves..A ririd drama ef_ talds 7n
the cattle e.irnttry
"THE CLASH OF THE WOLVES" -TQ
WALTER NIERS
In
"FRESH FACES" -
Fridaw and Saturday
HOUSE . PETERS AND WANDA
HAWLEY e
in a xtnpendotu story or life among
rite intuits -dm -km with n (-limnsyou
mast not miss
"('O.MRAT"
Century ComedyComedy"111 :STER's NOSE 1)11E"
I' 'THE REVIEW
Matinee.'.t,;ndily tont Saturday At
3 p.m.
COMING-THH Tt NNEY-DF.WP-
SEY FiGHT"
We Specialize
in Cream Goods
OF ALThl\1)-
Cream Sponges,
Cream Tufts, Etc.
E. U. Cleveland
BAKER
- -Phone 114_West Street
The West Street.
Electrical Shop
I have taken over the ,-
business of Mr. Robert
Tait in Electrical Appli-
ances, --
fixtures,Wiring.
etc., and will continue it at
the same stand on West
street. i have had several
years' experience in this
business and will aim to
give satisfactory service to
all -who entrust their orders
t0 me: - --
Estimates f o r wiring,
etc., given on application.
Please call or telephone
when wanting anything in
my line.. -
Frank McArthur
Telephone 82 West Street
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1 F 1 -F -QST 1 thrix 'w titer. Mrs. al t• l;reg.'r, anti • t'ataau, pudoq, ,erre In the village ion
• thin n -tires hen. Friday, eloaluX tllslr, cottage for the
» 1 \ ., . -N1 r. mod Mrs. l elude a Targe number Crow here at- ..Durr. '• •'
i , -fired with their.. t u,le.l Itr(ek e•hiirt•h .iuuiwersa y neer• pr: awl, Mr.. King anti iotas petty,
.Ni e t Drruuau, +f , ,•s. et: Suu t.iy, -lieu •rIti•e.'ttuuratr
or Detroit, spent the week -tend at their
\i , tTavlslt. of Exeter„ a former ,.„tease
, tt tt :II i.ace• raid w dattth• \1 hite:hureh minister, took the ser -
urs,, 11, •\, Slott la a�lendlnit a few
• I
jl
1. ed tit r. t'il'es, no also gave his lecture ou
t L: l .•'t an Suaetnc• "'Chia. ateusura of a' Mau'.' on Monday
•.i War: a Wernher rreun,;; to a full house.
L1 _�ti�R Int'; at <ludt•rirh last _
iyho hail been -
n r.
Mrs. '[ h.Nt. }•tau- 1.E1•'ItI\RX. Nov, a--- kirk. T. Helie
foot weeks. rl•turued t' ;,.r ryharned hotuee 8tst week from lk••
u`Frit:ay !mit. s trait. where she repent tl short time
Ai her sister. rt•tnnu•d.Ileum on Monday.
11r, and, Mrs. ('!eveland Th•htNeurne. 31 r. 'Myer Goldthorpe is on a hunt-
\Volk.errllle•. here vh+ttors. In our (ug, trip at '4tetngama.
- pus ern Saturday afternoon last. Serrire in Trinity ehuseh ,sill ,Y.nr
\li.s Erma }'rn•wnn, who has been
11erb-St^,ih•rs rad lil•
-.1 -with Mr. and Mrs.
• it Monday.
, e (1! : 01:NE TOWNSHIP
.i
the)•s In ll.,ro
It, • \
\(INs Xurit l'erglI II left oii SWtday
t•• v1s!t friends M. Landau.
Wilber and Frani: Erwljt and Art
fie is t of i(8. per, were !u the vJl-
lage on Wednesday on-11-i1ffltt , es`
tsslltlou.
\\'illlaw 3tr11teul and X(ntun Ilea rd.
who spp•It several weeks iii tbu 1Veest.
til; \;; 'i•tt\VN:I11t',-Nt; 2. -•
Nathan Joltats. of, \\'at
-isitiutt their 'laugh-
l.arty wax givens en
U
.t.1.,‘ e'.!.• 111 the• home of Mr.
t1:'• ltruntiller t'lr.ut' e'lub.
•lye rain '11"i as 11.1:11 at
have liked to. Thu=e
1,•'w1re :L, re had n real goo.1 time.
fI:• •.wif-1 were our .lit Cuh Sre--.
.:r a uutttls•r.attended the supper
aaa r: :a Aoloiru lit: 1 i- .:a)
, and x.•1001[ it good time.
31 r. J.dot' 'Ft. heyof NI i;aw' e•;e.
int »r 1i+•ul ►rnatmevtt ht 1S.`" -mance at 7 p.m. ou Sunday. November.. 1 . spent Inst week with her par- 7th. Rev.1'. 11. i'atu�l will condo/ he• �s#I
t.ts byre.
servit.e and there will be spyclallug
1'hnukd.ptivlu1P uwsir. Sunday
will IN• at N► o•el.N•k.
The Y. 1'. S. held their first meet -
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ST. AUGUSTINE •I XX
sT. AUG STINE. Nov. 2. --Mi.
Wilson attended the funeral of Mr. D.
t+. . f !bile Park. on Friday last.
\I s- F. Reil, of Ashfield, is the
:n. sr of her :nett. -Mrs. Mason .MeAI-
I:.r.
• lir,. G. Gre,i vs. Mr. J. Greaves and
Mks Mary t;troves v1Flted Goderh•h
lll� on Thursday last.
IL: on Friday last In the haat went of
the 1'ulteej church The f4'1 i.' 11 of -
deers were appointed: 1'r,•stdeut. J.
Watson: %tt•* pre.Jdknt. F'.tua S. tell•
met: tre.tsurer. t.hen. McKenzie: sec-
retary. Helen Seeds; leader of com-
munity 'tinging. Mr*. F'. ti. Pauli: or-
ganist. F. H. Edwards.. it was dt•eidtd
to hold at soeinl on Vrtday. November
Belt -t anlall f,y will be charted for
I,rttnttay, • of those who du not wish to Joh!.
sir-Jr-NettPett-a-me et +r -beat az-UM: -444,4440h. spent the week -end ittAkt l�unie
of Mr. and Mrs. W. McAllister. {
Mrs- J. W. Boyle and babe arrived
, home from Oink•rk-li hospital on Sun-
Misse•s May and Bnrnaelette Boyle
vi-ole.1- Mullen friends last wt't•k.
Norse Jeffersin retarded to Wood-
, stork last Saturday afterspending a
month. Itnihlays at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Messer. of
Blum -ale. spent Saturday 10 the home
of Mr. 404 __
Mrs, Coo. May and two children
visited friends- In -this vicinity last
week:, .
.t masquerade dews-wi!t he held at
the hall, -St. Augustine. on Wednes-
day evening. November 10. • Priz-s
-will be given for the -hest fancy (.0a-
m:ties. The Wingham Radio orche4-
era of Nee pieces will furnish the
. music.
AUBURN
Al Itl'1IN. Nov. _.-,Mr. and 31re. T.
$-l;trtr. i.1 Scaferth. were week -end
.%1.11..1. at the haute ut bif- sister:
Mrs. E. Law -on- Mrs, *dater. sr,, ere-
companying them hutue.
:Mr. and Mrs. J. lketutet spent a few
days with her mother. Mr:.1'. Strati -
before it arritrtf for WWI. herr
--else, are-�going__.tu._iilake their borne
now'
/turn. -hi ('ullstrue township. at tilt -
'
he• home of her mother. Mrs. Fowler. it
I daughter:, to Lr, and Mrs- 11. Ilea/lie.
c!tt Thursday, Debater :Nth.
Mr. Chas. H:,wr.en has Instatlwt tt
' radio In his home.
The supper and eeneert of the Wo-
men'..* Institute• was a decided stttwe,.s.
Ite•eeipt. at . the door were 5140..
Mr. 1tn444- ! King is the new 1r,-.
priett;r of the Auburn House and gets
rOMession at 011CP.
,lluitrldge is Improving in
health lately. 'Her friends will he
glad to see Iter out again.
NILE
NILE, Nov. 3. -Thy Hallowe'en so-
cial law Monday niRl.t was a howling
tnct•ess. though the rain .fid dampen
a few spirits- Two witches and
' gltosts and fairies appeared and with
P.R,•tt-MOCNT - Jack--u-1at:ter•n, and weird mush- the
ANATIMANO
P.11tAM/1!•NT,- :Ver. 1.-1.M,' and
Mrs. Jas. Martin and son Harold. of
Yule. Mich., • motoreel up and visited
for a evuple of &-,Y 14Ulr'31rs. Mar-
tin's niece.- Mrs. Neil G. Me•Kenzie. of
Laurier.
Mrs. \Vltvte. of Holstein, who had
young folk spent a veru Ray evening.
The abaetlUfolk err Invited ,to be there
next year. •
The Orange hoz social/ in the lodge
4.ruum esu }Yiday he St may !ring a
fine new moon . We /certainly Lope
' s0.
A Cooing Event.. -A• grand concert
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been visiting with her daughter, Jura. I wilt the oven hi Xi,#e ehurrh on Thum -
I Elmer Farrisl. of Courey's tbrne'rs, 'fay evening. Nngemb.•r 11th. to tele -
i for 'some time, returned to her home brate'the completion of 'the new shed,
to Saturday. Professor Grist. a master violinist of
Mr :nut Mrs. Jas. Drennan. of ' Toronto Conservatory of Music. will
Lanes. visited at Mr. and Mrs. Melvin 1 lie 11
Btarnarda recently.
_ -- - 31x, Jack Henderson and Eileen
•� i f� ., were the guests other mother, Men
G � Ja.�. Mt�:[raur at 1Vhltechnmh. et the
week•-eend. `
Mr. and Mrs. ('haroe 'ttitchie. of I sun-*)z--tw•o Itoare and a -halt of rPal
sr of the even-
ing. wit)e.11ev, D. 'McTavish. of Exe-
ter, will give bit popular lecture on t
"The Lldi gage of Life." Everything ; `mow _ _
from fc
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REGAINED HEALTH --- -
IS NOW HAPPY
The Experience of a Quebec Wo-
man With Dr, Williams'
Pink Pills
Jura. 1. It. Bernier, fill D'Argutifiia
street, y'ut•(tee•. is one of the thousands
of wotd-n who, when she found her
, itealttr failing. resorted at once to Dr.
" 1Villfams' Pink Pills. and naw• finds
herself in perfect health. Mrs. 1h r
iii r ,aye: -"1 was very weak, subject
19 headaches and was unable to sleep
Q. Testimonials in the -newspapers
I�persuaded me to try Dr. Williams'
Pink 1'111-, and the result has ixen
Moat satisfactory. 1 have regained
my Itealth, the headaches hare IeD
me; 1 sleep well at night. anti 1 .hare
gained in weight. Nature/1y I am
feeling happy- I strongly r,t,unwend
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to all weak
people."
Try Dr. Williams' Pink Piles for
anaemia. rheumatism, neuralgia. tier-
vouanee - Take them as a emir ifyou
are not fn the best physical condition
and cultivate a resistance that will
keep you well and arront. 11 ynn•will
send net your name and address a lit-
tle iook. "Building Fp the !Maui." will
he mailed to you prepaid. This little
INNIk contain* many useful health
hints.
you can get these pills through Any
dealer or by mall at 50 cents a box
from The 7-)r. Williams' •MetKcloe Co.,
Jtroekrille, Ont.
mes to religion. from a
bottle- of milk for the baby to a Hod -
Choice ('ut Flowers, W e d d i n R%loll. were guests of Mr. and Mrs, ; wholesome entertainment. Admlatlou
Bundles, Floral Work, etc., on short ' Clair Irwin at ,the week -end. ' -J410 rents for adnits. 25 tent- for
notice. i 3trs. TlarvecMiller. babe and lien, ;,iiiihiren. Don't MIPs this rare treat.
Florist.
GEO. STEWART ' who have been visiting with her stn -4
Ph.n. *51 eller. Nr.. A. Stein, lere returned 1,0 l WESTFIELD
Thanksgiving Supper
IN - )
Kingsbridge Church
t1\ -
Monday, November 8th
"�i'{"'r-.-r,.•-1
commencing
at p. m.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
Old-time Dance with
Excellent Orchestra
ELECT RIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS, ETC.
GEO. W. STOKES
BROCK Street. P.O, fog 401
their home at Lanes.
In , ndr•rson and 'nih-
ttrine i,f llnfralo. au.i a rs. t
and ehitdren. of Toronto. were' guest -
of Mr. and Mr.. Jack Henderson.
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WHITECHI•RgH
WH!TE('lll'Rl`ll, Cd1': 1. -The ser
t'•rsary.-erviees 1)! Wbitee•hrtr.1
ed'.•hurch will be on Sun.lay.
\. %ettlber', 7. , a.m. and 7 p.m.
i'rof-TTTw-.TT appy, wilt be the -is•-
ciat speaker. f3ti-Monday a hat
no;s•r watt hp heid in the basement.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fuleouer and Er-
in Sunday with
rs, John Fa cover.
young people of the T'nited
we+tt to SI. Htlleos on Friday
Mr. shit
The
i7rn-
eye
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ng last and put 'on the regular
w• - 'kiy program. after which a de-
' ghtful social evening WA, -pent In
mot contests,
Mrs. Hugh A. Anderson and babe.
I of Buffalo. and Mrs. Will Shaw and
} Rieman _pj-2ptnn to 1•.tnrn to thele
_ant r. itijtln2wftb
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cial Hosiery Values -
FOR FALL WEAR
Ladies' silk and wool Hose. These Hose have the appearance of an all -silk
XHose, as the silk is woven over a fine wool which gives you a warm and dressy Hose
x at a reasonable price.
Ladies' fancy checked silk and wool Hose. A real daily Hose for street and
sport wear.
Also ladies' flesh -colored cashmere Underhose at 75c pair.
In Pure Silk Hose
We sell Supersilk and Orient. 35 shades to choose from and every
pair guaranteed.
The Cash Store F. E. HIBBERT Telephone 86
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1. oat Specials
Just at the Beginning of the Season. just
When You Are Ready to Wear Them.
We Offer These Values
Needlepoint Cloths, trimmed with 4os-
sum color and cuffs of the better quality.
Coats that sold in most cases as high as 138.50
Now ...$32.50
Coats at $23.75
Finest all -wool Duvetyne Cloths. richly
furred on cuffs and collar. satin de luxe lining
and flannel interlined.
Splendid Value at .... $23.75
Coats at $8.75
Coats of Velour and fur trimmed. Sold
last season for 120.00 and 125,00.
Your Choice... .. $8.75 each
Coats at 1$17.50
of all wool cloths. A splendid range of styles
and shades for women or the young miss.
Specially Priced at - ... $17.50
Flannelette Blankets
Large size, new stock , $2.19 pair
Pure Wool Jumbo Knit
Sweaters
For men or women. Special .. $5.45
36 -inch Flannelette
White or striped ....25c yard
Pure Linen Towelling
Per yard 14c
Silk Broadcloth
Splendid for gift lingerie. . . .69c yard
Linen Towels
Special prices 29c,`45c aed-69c
Comforters
Size 66 x 72 $2.95
Odd Stock of Chamoisette
- and Kid (gloves
Now selling at .... , , .. I9c and 59c
Heavy Duchess Satin
For dresses, slips or lining .... $1.45
Ladies' and Children's Wool Hose
now at unusual prices. These
are odd stock
Phone 56 The S. A. Gray Co,
Phone 56
DRY GOODS READY-TO-WEAR HOUSE FURNISHINGS
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