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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
Prince Clothing for Boys
and Young Men
Satisfied customers are a great asset to any mer-
chant. That is why we sell Prince Clothing. We know
it are good and people return. not to complain, but
to buy again. They are so well satisfied.
Prince Clothing is out of the ordinary, yet is very
moderate in price.
Boys' 2•pie:e Bloomer Suits $11.95 to $15.00
Young Men's First Longs.. ,
Young Meas --Overcoats
All guaranteed to give
.$18.00 to $25.00
$14.95 to $19.95
sat i -fart ion
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
1'i r. \\ itln the Sto,•lc-
Men's and Boys' We..:
PHONE 57
ASHrIBLp 'ou,t Mrs. McDonald and little son,
Miss, of Peterborough. also are apetd'
AsiarIVI:U. Nov. --=The Iwa•halsh lug a few Weeks with the lady's par -
Country Club hetet a dance In the hall 1 ruts. Mr. sold Mra. Errington.
tris Friday night.- There wails a good + A uumber`froui here attended the
atleudance. conaidering the untavor• 1 fowl ottpla•r at Polon church last Fri-
able weather, and the evcut was much day Might.
enjoyed f ;. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Westlake aver loudly
Mhos Lois MaeKPttale, teacher at J left our Midst on Monday and will
Port Albert• spent the weekend at hrr ' work with Mr. T. Lamb on the Mc.
+1t1!Utl: _hPilr 11tlntall, _ _ Maoris farm for the sisal year. r. \w(i
the Mahout.. at-home at , lendesboro'
u❑ N,,veW1)er Ili.
Al'1tt'1tN. Nov. M. -Mrs. \wtu.
11'atsan returned home from the West
on Tuwayay after spen.1hlg the,
months with her daughter there.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw spent Sunday
with Mrs. Show's parents at Kit-
chener.
V'. 1'. ltidd, 11 and it E I rratt each
unloaded a carload of corn this week.
11'e regret to report that Milo. Mary are sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs. 11',-st- Mr. Wm. Craig whiteout huntlugou
Maclennan. Of the Gravel rod M j lake from our community, but wish Tuesday carat of the villain shot a
.animist 111 1.011 with a bail (silt'.I for them every .utreas in their new wildat, the first one to be .bot lu this
• The futon F. W. O. met tit the home ! undertaking. ,list Het fur .auue Gibe.
of ales. K. f'atheart on Wednesday, , A pretty glass vase and some other
November 17. wlth the president. Mrs. articles were lett In the township hall
lln MacRae. in the shuts. The roll Ault -Freese for automobile radia -
John after the school fair. R'111 the owners
call for them? tors, Campbell's Drug Store.
! A meeting will be held In Smith's
11111 t•hureh on Monday evening next.. A question which Is bothering a
when Rev. E. l'oulter will speak on great manor is "\\'ill the electors vote
Government control as be saw It lis the way they think or the way they
Montreal. Everybody is Invited. drink?"--Chudham News.
call was a answered d withThanksgiv-
ing
a T n
lyttr•
ing
vers*. .\ spit -n(144 program was
given turd til the • cen:•luslon 11f the
meeting tray husle•sM served refresh•
meals and a very pleasant social
thaw was spent.
LEEHIBN At'RL'RN
i.EEilI'I{N. Not. 34. Th.. annual \1'lt['ItS. No‘. _d. -We are pleased
thank-,fr,vl,g meeting of the W. M. S. to report the arrival home of Mr. Hee-
‘‘.as held last Wednesday and mat( well ter McLeod 441(41 his sister from Sault
attended try the Males. Including some Sue. Marie. where he has Leen au in- Avoid Serious Results by Using
from Nile and fort Alpert nuxiliaries. mate of the marine hoxloftal for thegab 's Own Tablets
Thepreuideit took charge of the meet- i last se•veu weeks. y
Ing and fulfilled her duties splendidly. j The young people of the community When a child shows the first oyanp•
Thr address given by Miss M. 1:. , presented Miss Margaret Wagner with t.,ms of a cold. smelt at sneezing. red -
Rola and the singing by Mrs. FI-- a shower of sltverwar• on November 1 it bf the eyes, clogged or. running
haft and Mrs. Number, all from 004117111 in anticipation of her marriage j nose. prompt measures for relief way
erioh. were very flue. A reading given , 01 November- '23rd. avert eeriotts results. Mothers_shouhl
by a Nile aux Mari member and two 1' word was received by relatives in always have on hand some simple. safe
4 oolhls,,. f,•.ru tneo.lw of-'-ttre--�en-of the t...th'-t-iFanoaMr14-
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-••_-_rue. lmmtxu.tf•
and Ad -dee Mission Band helped toSaturday of Mr. Wm. Stalker. His use-
,, tie -tile meeting most protkald,. and-M'0Tbm'. Mr. 1r rntks'r. and tfi 1 Baby's Own Toldets-set- 414104'1F
HOW Tn RELIEVE
CHILDREN'S COLDS
FAQ, o RQ1 fpr cal # Mrs, Alex. \tneKetzlc. who has bees
wishMrs. rs. 11. 11. Taylor, leaves to -
Ifs a Real Stove and
WI ort her return ' to her hone at enJ4(vuhle. .1 liberal collection was Abalee left on Monday to attend the contain no opiate's or narcotics. are
i ('ampbcllcillt. taken at the close of the m.e•tittg and funeral. tnstele:sa and harmless. Mrs. Juse•ldl
then lunch was served 1, fbe bast'.' Mr. and Mrs. E. Lawson were K,•a• Cadieux. Holtuke Maim. soya:---"1the Price Is Right 1 --
PEMBER'S
Announcing their new representative,
MR. WURM
who will he at the
BEDFORD HOTEL,GODERICH, on
fi Friday, December 3rd, 1926
Mr. Wont' is an expert on Hair Goods.
All your orders have been under his
supervision for years. Here is an oplor-
Blackstone's Furniture Wgi rmty to see 1 ' fmrronall w1erehe caw
ureas and a nice social time was spent. I forth visitors for the weekend. • bore used Baby's Own Tablets for my
Her, Le Itoy \white w111 is. sinking ).lr. and Mrs. W. Ituhlson were the ' children and thol them a very sails -
pastoral calls at the south end of our guests of her mother. Mrs. McCool. of factory =edit -ins.. When my little toy
t village thls w,ek.% • Clinton. over the week -end. _ hada cold 1 gave him the Tablets at
i stn SIM/thy. December :,th. church The ktnitland ttiver resembles the . [tight :and he was well next des. 1
*eerier will be held/ tit're•at 7. `1,-sttritrlr-treshet--'now. - - - = -- give them to the children for twttett-
j Miss Fanny Fothertngliam. from :dt.1 No political meetings have been pation and they always do good. 1
mary.s. is s's•ud1ng 1 few days In. our held in -Auburn so far: but thew. An- think Baby's flan Tablets are much
nelghlorhpod•burn was always a "[dry". place along easier to give a child than' liquid
I The' farmers are w\ 11 pleased to temperance linea. me.liciue. 1 recommend the Tablets
i have groat weather to finish up their . Dr. James Wilson. of Brampton, I to all 'mothers who have small chilli-
' silo -filling this week. formerly pester of Ih,vercourt chnrrh. •-fen .and helleve they should always be
/. r , 'Toronto. where he preached for toren- i kept on hand."
__..-- Knox Presbyterian church on Novem- i medicine de•nlers or will la' sent hr
1 11..1 Robinson attended the winter ( 1 Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville.
W H ITECHCR('M
rye years. will ot•cupe the pulpit of , Ihaby'a fawn Tablets are sold by all
d t d' ,I
Ive our o era us ati ova ua atu•ntlon.
He iys an artist in the business. I
Exchange 1 He walleye a beautiful display of the
finest Hair Goods to show you, and at
the prowl„ II of t ioderlei, such close prices as will surprise you.
Give us a call or telephone the hotel
196681110111torappointment.
The W. T. Pember
•o01110ms
Stores Limited
See The Signal's Christmas cards ' 129 Yonge Street, Toronto
Help the Boys in Our "Popularity Contest"
A vt e 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
AV
roccoccrociiii:coccoccoccx
Lavender Lingerie
for
Christmas Gifts
We have just received a shipment of
- eA Bloomers, Teddys,
Slips and Nightgowns
Neatly boxed in individual Christmas boxes
Owing to tremendous demand for "LAVENDER
LINE" the manufacturers advise us that we
may not get all the linen we have on order
for Christmas. Therefore, we would
advise you to shop early while
we have a complete assort-
ment to show you.
See Our Window Display
of "Lavender Line"
F. E. Hibbert
WIIITECHUR(H. Nov. 23. -Mr. Er- la's With at 111.10 a.m.. Everyone wel- mail at 2.'. vents a box from The 111'.
•ne.
fair at Toronto for a few dors baa
Quite a number Prom here attended elute
seek.
Mrs. ['lark. of Exeter. is visiting
la r daughter. Mrs. John Mason.
ire .Udi11
Pardon. of Leamington,
spent the week -end with relatives'
here.
tilts Irene Moore spent a few days
this week with relatives in Paramount.
Mrs. Stuart McBurney and children
slant a few tiny% this week with her 1
parents. Mr. and airs_ King. of Turn -
berry.
Mr. ('has. e'anipbell. of Marnoch,
[net with a nasty accident on Thurs-
day last. when he took his rifle to the
horn to shoot sparrows. Ile plaee1
1.11 against the wall and it went off and
hIo Inst of this IndetcJtnp•er ..'r kits i
• left hand and the rest of It had to be1.
u lire iT:aTt Y
Mr. 1111.1 afro. Jolp, Falconer. who
spent lust week at Orangeville with
their daughter, Mrs. Elgin Wcllwotat.
r, turned last Satarday.
Mr. and Mex. Thos. 1tolrilsell 1514941
-antrday, with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
11: 4444l4/n: of S1411'or1Tr
The T.' P. al, of Wits eehu'rchTnitel
March are holding a bazaar on Friday,
lheember the -haseatent of thelr
eltnrelt 1 • n•.•.
- WESTFIELD
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WESTI'th;l.Tt. Nov. _''l. --alias Ella.
So.t•rby With a 11'ingham visitor over
the week -end
Mr. Wm. M,1MweT is inatatllhg the
Drier, light.
klr. and Mr*. We+lay $taekhous', of
Brucefield. vislterl rite former's t)o-r-Mrs. ,lamer .4tttlersrnr.-mt-on
I:,st
.
Mo -
Rev. tits. Maltw,t. of \slam: had
.liaise• of the service lit N'e•ttield
1'nitel church last Stthbn:h. us the
pastor. Rev. W. It. Alp. had the anni-
versary services at Walton.
\Ir. Leslie Buchanan visited .his
tit 10 other. 11r: /oho rtuehanan. of Wing -
i0 11:1111. 1111 Sunday.
Mr. (laird was a Remove 4i.:ror on
bnnarla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. !inhaler. of Dime
grunion. visltel their elnng41 -r. cera.
Will Kelly. on Welneselay Ina. '
airs. Albert Walsh visited her sis-
ter. Mrs, .1. J. Campbell of Aylmer. a
-rnnttlo of days Inst -week-. -
11 was with deep regret that the
people of this vicinity lea d of the
(150. P. 'ra.
• Edn-nrds was n resident of this Rim -
!madly for many years. Much sympa-
thy is extended to the sorrowing fam-
e lly and friends.
Misses Mabel and E14'44 . Walden
1
spent Sunday under the parental roof,
kfrs. P. ('lark, of St. Itel•ns, is
xa -spending the winter with her daogh.
ter. Mrs. Marvin McDowell.
Mr. Raymond Redmond had n nar-
row e+VWiae from hating a firs ,.n San -
flay, when him furnace pipes took Ore.
THE CASH STORE PHONE 86
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CARLOW
CAIlla1 w, Nov. 24. -Mr. George
('Mkey. of Detroit. has been renewing
old acquaintance around Carlow.
Mr. .\mom Stall• of near Pol11ng-
• ..nal, Is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. A.
Iviiann's.
-Mr. (Jordon Wilson, of i)etroit, Is
spending a few days with lift parents.
Mr. and Ctrs. A. Wilton. lie has with
him his brother -In law. Mr. Hnde's.
also of Detroit.
Mrs. Walk'. of Wroxeter. la spending
a few weeks with her (laughter, Mrs.
W. Wcailak..
The $antsy school entertainment
and Christmas tree hill take place on
Thnraday. December 23.
Mr. Tom Wilson *Hoped ■ carload
of hnckwhe44f from McGaw this week.
\ars. i)nrnin and Mrs. .tzar and Ilt-
tle danghter. Marjorie. of Saskatoon.
have been visiting with their slater.
Mrs. Errington, the peat week. They
came Rant to attend the funeral of
their father. Mr. James \fallongh. of
Dungannon, a few weeks ago. Mr.
i
Maple Leaf Chapter, I. 0. D. E.,
' presents RUDOLPH VALENTINO in
"THE EAGLE" n
- and a -
Lloyd Hamilton Comedy f:
in MODEL THEATRE, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec. 1 and 2
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1
ELE("I'ION RETURNS ANNOUNCEib
Two Shows: 7.30 and 9.30. Admission 35 cents.
See the Beautiful Line of
Gifts
for Brides
made by members
of
our 11'onien'm Exchange
---16ss-S. Noble
•••••••4st•••
A Cedar Chest Would
Make a Very Handsome
Christmas Gift
Bridals Eschewers Block. God.rici
LADIES' AID BAZAA_Z
North Street
United Church
Saturday, November 27
Salle of Ilome-made Baking,
Aprons, Fancy Work.
Candy, etc,
Tea served from 3.30 to 7 o'clock
We have a nice ranger of ('hri.sl-
mac Gifts and we invite you to i/rrtAt�
and see our goods.
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Funeral Director
Hamilton Street. Goderich. Oot,
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Fall Values
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New Winter Coats
We have just received a new shipment of Win-
ter Coats purchased at a low price, but the quality
and styles are the best and the season's latest. You
will find many unusual values at Gray's during the
coming weeks.
Needlepoint Coats
Trimmed with the best of opt.(; -tau enllar- and riots.
selling at
'sines at 135.00 to 142.00.l. Now to $32.00
Duvetyne Coats
Richly furred on culla and collar, satin ole t.uxe lining and
Muriel interlined. Nott selling $17,50 to
at $21.00
,A Few of Last Season's Coats
Of good quality and fur -trimmed. Last season $875
nt
sold-fro$25.00-to-93.1.00.. Now -selling at . .
Silk Dresses Cloth Dresses
During the coming weeks of Special Values in
Ready -to -Wear we are arranging our best values on
separate racks according to price. We have about
100 new Dresses in stock and at the advertised prices
they are exceptional value. See our Ready -to -Wear
Department upstairs.
Silk Dresses at_ -4i11.75
included in this assortment are crepe satin Dress(-, flat
crepe Dresses and Canton crepe Dresses. Good $11 75
quality and -tyle. wriee t nt
Cloth Dresses at $11.75
Of Santoy, point twill and chariuoie', good range $11.75
of shadh•s;. Splendid -value at
-Sweater Coats
Heavy pure -wool Jumbo Knit or fancy lightweight "14•:,1 r.
for men, women, boys or girls. Selling at one $5.75
priee
See Our Special Values on Fur Coats
End of the Month Values
r- �tsria
1. -FANCY BED SPREADS, ut good Targe size. $3.75
Colors rose, bine. gold. Selling at, each...
2. -FLANNELETTE
21c a' '25c
111 striped or plain colors
3. -COTTON CREPE
Splendid for making Christmas lingerie
4. -LADIES' SILK AND WOOL HOSE
Full range of shades and sizes, pa ir
5. -COTTON -FILLED COMFORTERS
i'riced for end of the month
6. -TERRY TOWELLING
Splendid for r, 11.•r towels
7. -MEMO CORSETS
odd stork sellint at HALF-PRICE
24c
95c
$2.95
19c and 25c
8. -KIMONO VELOUR, 36 -inch
Regular 55e, now, yard
9. -CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE
Odd stock now elearing at ...BARGAIN PRICES
38c
10. -CHEESE CLOTH DUSTERS
•r
5 yards for
11. -LADIES' WINTER BLOOMERS
AND VESTS
12. -SILK HOSE
odd stock clearing at, pair
13. -PONGEE SILK
Full 34 -inch width, yard
14. -HEAVY ENGLISH FLANNELETTE 28C
Full 36 -inch width. Regular 35c, now....
16. -CHILDREN'S WINTER COATS
Now selling at 1-3 OFF REGULAR PRICE
59c
25c
49c
16.-CREPE-DE-OHINE
For dresses or lingerie, yard
17 -LADIES' HEAVY VELOUR KIMONOS $5.75
Splendid value at
18. -LADIES' UMBRELLAS $1.69
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Aher tips nod ferrules. End of the month vain,•
$1.25
See Our Big Table of Remnant Values This Week
Phone Th
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Phone
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