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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1926-11-18, Page 5„Ilvaen: J�ii.ta�i.t�s.,nin...a a> •r+.+.• -Me • Christmas Greeting 'Cards New distinctive Greeting Cards for those going long distances, also Persona -.Greeting Cards with your name printed Campbell's Drug Store Phone 90 Goderich WEST STREET HARDWARE Watch Our Window This Week Any Article -in the Window 15c Including a good assortment of White Handle Kitchen Utensils, etc. ALF._TEBBUTT & SON Hardware, Paints, Oils and lilac. TELEPHONE 1/f WE DELIVER GODERICH Help the Boys in Our "Popularity Contest" A vote 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 Cash and Service THE SIGNAL, ELECTRIC WIRING INSTALLATIONS. ETC. GEO. W. STOKES BROCK Street. P 0. Boa 801 THE GODERICH NO MATTER WHAT You AR- I SEWP46', THE HEAT FOLKS AREH T E -BEST SALESMEN YOU ,CAN NAVE I hate ir-t-hospitable feeling about a well -heated store That makes •oo•le want to :ome In • . uy. If your sales fall of in the bitter winter weather, Warm up the atmosphere With Heat Folks coal. And watch your crowds of customers grow. -CALL T E- RENMENS Fur Good Cleats (;.Cal COAL J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY Phone 98 - Goderich r GODERICH, ONT. KLNOSBRIDOE KIN4i14111t1IXIE, Nov. IS.-Mrst Simon Styirs and MIM Margaret O'Loughlin have gone to Detroit, where they will rookie for the winter., Mrs. P. M. Sullivan 1s visiting friends at Albany. Mrs. Mary Hussy passel away. Ibis! 11'hursdayl morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. O'Keefe. SHEPPARIYTON SIiEPI'.%RDTON, Nov. 17. -Thresh - hie in the order of the day. Miss Jean Bogle, of Goderich, is spending the week with friends and relatives at Sheppardton. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bogie and sear silent Sunday lit the huwe of Mr. and Mrs. Rola. Bogie. A death occurred suddenly at the home atf Mr. and Mrs. Barry hawk_. Ina ou Sunday Fast. when Miss Sarah roister. sister of Mrs. Hawkins. passed peaeefulty away to the Great Beyond. Much sympathy is extended to the be- reaved family. Mr. itry•de•n Vres,utan line returned after spending the last few months in the West. CARLOW CARLOW. Nov. 17. -Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis McBride are at Toronto attend- ing the winter fair -this week. Mr. Wanner Waiter moved to tate Walter homestead hast week and will continue ht the .hairy business. Miss Jean Morris. of Goderich hot- -ptrat;-'--vtstted at her home: Imre -not Sunday. Mr. Tom Wilson is shipping huek- wheat from MfO$w--.mutton. Mr. Lew Potter. of Detroit. was in the neighborhood over the week -end. Miss Whiffle Marsh is spending a t. -w wr- k. w•1tr n.hr,t,ep at FM, atford. Mr. and Mr.. Nathan John:, of Rai• roils, Sask.. vialted with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Msedel on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young. of Goderieh, visited at the Matilda' en Sunday. Mrs. Tufford is aprndlug the week at Mr. Jarvl„ Mcltride's. ST. •HELENS ST. HELENS, Nov. 15. -Mr. Gor- don Mel'herson and Mr. Howlek Mc- Farlane left on Monday for Detroit. Mrs. Peter Clark pelt am Monday foil Westfield, where she will make her huwe with her daughter. Mrs. M. Mclkiwetl, for the winter. Miss An- nie Clark accompanied her as far as Westfield en route for Saskatoon Mr. Frank Todd is attending the winter fair at Toronto. Mr.•,Ed. Thom was at London on XX:I t/linC,C5CNaaCt�/trk/tett,CetOo�atttJrr XCICVlttiJeoaatytsl,/ottJtytotgtIC51 .111:0 t Sat we*. vomiter 4th will be read with interest aAfhttt/1trflbtfhtttftirf1tt11ttefl,tflnflrtltilirlllthtfhflstflrtttyfltt/1rf1.01d\tfletefttflsflttllCfhaflt Mr. and) Mr:. Will Taylor. Mr. and by many In this Vicinity. Mr. Gor*ifn Mrs. ('heater Taylor 111141Mr. and Mrs. Y. Maerlives father. Mr. Duncan Souter Taylor attended the funeral of Slael'ht•e. was formerly a weH-known the late Mr. H. H. Taylor at Goslerich ' r.•.iohnt of the 1'olls.rue-west Wawa - uta Saturday. I ii., -,1 boundary._ and his mother was Isar week vinit- Mrat- -tin intmo.nfthir-nephew- r; 1 Young. t -Young 11't i.lr 1�t�..f Nr, t:ordoui Miss Wallace Elliott Mtlter. 1.twkriow. .4 pretty wedding was .olemnhze,l Mr. Will McDonald is home from at the home of ale. and Mrs. T. M. I the West. Knnwlr., Wednesday eceulug at 1430. ' Mr, and Mre. D. Todd and Stanley i -whet their youngest sister. Alma I 1 attended the funeral of their aunt. Mane Bray. daughter of the late :Mr. Mrs. Collins. at Kincardine on Sunday. ' and Mrs. Dun4•aa Gra)..;C Edmonton, Mr. and Mrs. Domini Phillips and became the bride of Gurdon Young airs. Cummhtg motoreel to, _Owen_ alacifhct, 'or Cnturut..•. Alta i•lile•st Sound ou S:lturdry. erten of lhutcen Manlier•. eLVcrmil Run. Alts. I The bride, who was given In tour- I riage by her brother-in-law. Mnleolm, DcNGANNON, Nov. 17. -The regu'k a•tK,Jtnr ew red- to he, strain. played lar ru.•uthly meeting of the women'q I S political limes of the day. The de- baters will be Ow' candidates for North Huron in the cowing 1'rsvtgeiel election, or their representatives.. with :t supporter for ,each: There will also la• set, ral musical upmeters. both vocal and instrumental. A lively tithe 14 in sure for, those who come to lour the display of oratory' alit' arguments. 1be program will commence at s o'clock Admission: adults 27. rhlb!n„ 14.• (.owe tar'.y ill serum. • .e TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Cu1.BORNE TO VNSIIIP '1'Irr municipal council wet n, ' hall November 8111 at s p.w. .%)1 1L hers present, the ltee-ee- 1 Minutes of last sestina; a.lop:.,, read. Treasurer' re:w.rtt.l r. . , _ $111 -44i --(soot %iwslrt--*. for ieuu t also allow trent - \IhLa e• oa',l le: It, id. being u hue iwls,sd n. municipality. Resolution draft,, E:i't %Vaw•anusl. re anit•wlwt Sheep 1'rotttIku .tet, was metol approved by ...moiiI .Treasur., ported receiving from County surer W. Lane a 'li•t of lot• f..r •a 1• for taxis:. Mr. Bogie. $Iiepial rdtott, w,1 ,',•d vii the council re taxes en hots,• Wirt last spring. and onni motion of ('cru, Inrs Hill and Goldthorpe the sus Sin w'as ordered refunded on tux ht:i Councillors hitt" Yotu.g' 0141 -lint i tburpc were apgt.hit...1 a .otuwlipc meet the committee Crow West Waw:t• LOA re letups, -ed erten:lotr tv Young erett drahf. The following a.r.uuts were laid: G. Vanstoue. $24.:10: Gen. ('aldwefi. PIT 3 eagan. • $5; J. Green, $10.75: 1t. Mcl'ahe. $17.- 0: Wm. Straughan. $2.50: W. Mug - $10;• J. ug- $111;.J. I'itMedu. $•t70; 11. 51,•- v tore. > , .r. Stitttnn. IIS . H. i- -arta.., Thursda), No‘ Inner 1S. 19 To the Electors of North Huron tlo• ist of December you will be asked 10 ehect a "rryhsi'titative to the-Prorinetal Legislature, and tic 1 am a ,-tndklate you have a right to know my position and views. 'there are many contentious subjects to he settled -Gov- ernment Control vs. O. T. A.. the educational a,lministra- tiun of the Province, Hydro•Illeetrlc affairs. and Highway matters.' But .Mr. Ferguson say. that the liquor question is the main issue- That being the case, 1 wish to state that I am oplt,ted to Government Control as outlined by Mr. Ferke•nson. Government ControNWhoutd wean a Mal tit' :tall 11 •t,•. •,pal-,' of liquor Instead of an increase. (:uvernuent Control. to lay effective. Jsea,• sw. In the hands of those lu sympathy with. tempersucelegit (ation and not of those con- trolled by the Liquorhuerests. Government Control may mean revenue. but it is at the expense of the general pros- perity of the Province. 1 believe the 0.T. A., as endorsed by the I. ogle on different t.ressluns and by large majori- ties in North Huron. should he adhered to and strktly elt- fnrerel. 1 Ia•11eve wap should Ike Nested who are in sym- pathy with temperance legislation. Hydrseles•tric euers;y should be d1:1rihnted on a more equitable bast: throughout the Province. Revenue derived from liquor should not bt applied to highway expenditure. Premier Fergusam's township school board hill is not work- able and Kt Id be withdrawn. Supplementary grants to . reaeharg`;t•71Tn1to. should ho Tissot esu longi--oY-lteTtre-.-pY' $10: B. Goldthorpe. 75e: J. M.-IArty• $4.75. all for work on roads; G. Bean. superintending. $77: It. S. fletltering- tint. S the and delivering name. $17.; Harry Freeman. plank and work. $:,.711: T. R. Patterson. $30 for plans for bridge; The Guderich Signal. rax uotkc•, $.1.25; G.tdt•rich hospital. for indigent patient. $S1i; 1:• derlch ttw'0, for sewer pipe, $3.75. Next meeting December loth at 1 Pm. • , G. J. 111.TILFitINGTtJN, Township Clerk. Nelson Street, Gatl•rieb. Thome 1$3. - Remember the Sat ir.lay night sauce in the Massae (pall. MeePbee�-Gray The following from The Time: - Journal of Fort William, Ont.. ref Nit- I _ thelency and qualtllcatiou. Eleeettons should be held at n the vgew.- of. the people own be ex pressed. and once expressed, a. they !Hive ►seen un .oreral etcatdous. should he respected C. A. ROBERTSON Sieve the above wan issued, the Premi.•r of the Pro - viral:, lion. Howard Fergitvrn, has. utatcrially altered his own manifesto. though that m8nitenf,, yea. put forth us the result of the MOW .+tn•htl ennshterat1o11, l:cet: -n. with all Din, latest changes, i ata inalterably opposed to his policy on the temperance twin, and to any form of t:.cerument Control lir sale of liquor for beverage ptlrpose• i stand aberdusely- for the (1, T. A. and 1 a'itl supl,rt all Ruch 11 11.4.14411a. rat• h• the 4,1 ac till make it Mill more rffe Cly, - c. A. 1t0I1I ttTSON. 11 LA Velvets and Satins,_ Velours and Felts. A Big Reduction Qts Yelve� fats Regular Pricerom ,5 to b.50. SPECIA L PRICE $2.95 • • - -- Ladies' Coats Needlepoint marvella in dark navy blue. trimmed with mundel collar and cuffs. Regular price $24.50. Special reduced price.... $16.95 Children's Dresses A new shipment of children's Flannel Dresses, all sizes, at very reasonable prices. MEN'S FURNISHINGS Men's and Boys' Overcoats The newest goods in men's Coats. A good range for men and boys in all the popular shades. Men's Gloves A full range of men's Gloves in cape- skin lined, suede. pigskin, in all the well-known makes. A. CORNFIELD "Shop Where You Are Invited' to Shop" Ladies' and Men's Wear West Snipe of Square Phone 418 XXXXXXXMC Institute wI77-Ue_.1te[u un Thu sj,• -Haftietd. L.t..t M. Rev. November '25th. at 3 p.m.. at the home tt> J. Preston, of Wesley United ited 1 -44 --Mets, 444a. ;<teletyrr4 .sAI.•t:.t..d The -bride seas l Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Alton and Mrs. dainty In a French hunt'-tunde Model Capbell visited with friends In find- lit pcafl georgette courbiu(rl with ,ricmh last Sunday. points of French thread lace finished Mr. and Mrs. 0, 51. McKenzie at. with new ,blue vet vet streamers amid tended anniversary services in Knitx wore -tires leaf hattihnu and sity,•r church. 1;i derich. Inst Sunday, slippier and carried as bouquet of Owing to the illness of Rev. C. H. Ophelia n,, -ns and lily -of -the valley. Me'Donalct Mr. J. C.Murdoch oceo- Mrs. Knowles ware "a , --hr'rnptIit pied the pulpit in the Presbyterian frock of 1'et1an -sold Nat rre•p• with church lairs- Illindty''-- r•oysage ..f rases, --Mr•. Maidam 41 -t .ale of l'hriatmas novelths will Kellar. sister of the bride. wits goaned be held by the Mlstelnn ('ir le of the lu a crushed rose fiat ,rope costume #'sited church oa November 27th. 1n Miss C. I'entJnnd's store. ' • A very entertaining :omni function neearrer-t lh The blikiment or tb Pres- byterhan church - on Thursday evening of last week, w•hien a chicken -pie soelat was held under the nttapiiis of the i.adies' Aid. After supper a very in- teresting program was rendered by Lucknnw talent in the auditorium. a front of figured crepe. R. C, H. MDd, ltir. etc ttnrntg the wtgnftrg of -the relit rr, enpetted the chairconalsnit aokledtheees eont!Ider- Mrs. Robert Strang. smut ' utile humor to the evens. own ng ty nr es •1 at an. The Dungannon jlrnwatlr Chrh •lU and later 1 t •v' •u put on a play, entitle) "The Path were rendered by Mr. and Mr . 11'. c. Across the Hill," In the perish halt on Hnmblr. Fr7dey evening. December 3. Watch A buffet lunch - waw vett 1.y-41te for hilts. hn.tr:w. asslstel by 1 sinter. Sirs Don't S1is.-An tsen• linlealm McKellar. M swig- i►..Ienket' tertninmentfas willThim licit# toInleretheting parltvh 1xotring tea; -Miss tsw..- J8..w•ie•s-Miss-- lutlt, lhmgivaou. on alonday evening, Myrtle Bow IA an bliss :Margaret Rob November 22, in rid of the Dungannon 1 Innen. of Port rthitr. a• servitors. .t pibltc library. The chief feature of iswutifil to •story wed+lina cake. a the program wt11 he a dehnre ort the rift -from rw-Malcolm McKellar. ern - fere., 11 table. which was df•eorite,1 . with nes in four .silver hod vise, TI At it ou lndtnn lieu doilies 811 the f, r eorto•rs and streamers of ribbon tont the table to the chandelier. - The groom's gift to the brit',• wens a 441ih.Ti)ntij1 t•ftrijue: - to the Itiereed silver hoh-bon dish and the Monist. n novelty sterling hraoelet. The guests numborrd abort t' art including Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm 51. Kellar: cif Ni.hitt. Mau.: and )Ir. I Homer Tedford. of Wlnnipi•g. The bride's going nway ell-tntnr wn- Sptu,ish raisin II r',px,hl( rear' iv 1 for trimmlnlr, oft ihlg ore r a .nfrn dress ttsmatch and n tight attics antelope hat In eintntsting :hurts*. 111111111111t train s ( rainforthjir home Incam rT, -1-Trarr ' Several telegram. of evtagrattela• 'len. were reer•lvert. among them, one from Mnnrirt• firer'. Itrnttmr of the hri,f•'. and Alex. TA, !or sehef41. montcn. fif whir' the bride seri'- member. with French ha tobetuhrnide'ry and were n corsage of ,.W4.eilleart ens,'• Mrs. Homer Tedtord, cuualtd th. bible-rhymerhymehrre a Parisian model of re- con. brown flat crepe with georgette trtmnihtgs in eontra.ting •hale:, and rhinestone ornament. Mr-. cousin of lite bride, wore a 1S:a,d brown canton bolero style opening otter Rubbers Rubbers Rubbers Our new stock of MINER BRAND Rubb rs has aril Miner R an Guaranteed They,afe inessure cured ey are the best O1tf Stock is complete in new Fall Footwear \Ve aim to inert.' you, in fit, quality and price W. Here's Shoe Store I'hnne• 43,. The Square The ,antomohl1. i. now Idatl►t.l for ken•phtg Iw•opie from vgting. Prtth- thly limonite avoiding pilar bee be tomo a habit-Rrantf"r,i lhrr.atPer. as ANNOUNCEMENT Itay. taken oyer tlu' lout• _ �- ndry of the Goderich Steam Laundry and will carry 00 the lousiness in connection with my dry-eh•anittg plant and haberdashers on IV.::st street. have obtained e.xperieneed laundry help. First -clan- work and I roulpt survive guarautee.l. A trial will convince you. Ilydcr :nay I.'Trfl at store .tr th,.v will he ealle.I r.rIneap. W. C. SNAZEL Hnherdasher and I to ('leaner WEST STREET / 1 ' PHONE 339 (Steam Lnurslry in connection) Calvin Cutt's Specials ! Good Black Tea. 53c or 2 lbs. for $1.05 /Broken Walnuts, per Ib. 44c Dates 2 lbs. 22c Peel, lemon and orange, per Ib. 28c Pure Lard, per Ib. 19c 15 and 30 day ac unta appreciated. -W £ $U Y int t iV Phone 116 - CALVIN CUTT You Cannot Afford to Have Your Feet Wet and Cold Protect them with a pair of "DOMINION BRAND" GOLOSHES, OVERSHOES" or RUBBERS A good fitting Rubber lasts longer. Our aim is to fit all sheets correctly . Felt Shoes, Slippers, Moccasins, Etc. New stocks just in. Something warm and cosy for every member of the famil SHF RMAN'S Phone 168 110 AnING SHOE STORE' SHA RMAN 1:1)1)rRlf l