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4—Thursday. May 12, 1927.
$29.50
For Fine Blue and Grey Serge Suits
• THE SIGNAL,
We wish you could see these Suits. if you have any
notion of buying a blue or grey serge Suit you owe It to your-
self to gee these Suits. We want you to believe they are EXTRA
GOOD VALUE. Good, fine, all -'wool cloth, art silk or twill --
lining. close -fitting collars, ant built to keep their r shape.
Color guarautered. In single and double-breasted models.
Very S cial at $29.50
W. C. PRI HAM & SON
"The 74ture Willi the St,.. -k"
Men's and Boys' Wear
Phone 57
MODEL THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday
COLLEEN MOORE -
in a tense tale of l4mehouse which
gives Oolleen her greatest role as a
dancing .►notY�town
Also
"170N KEY" �.
creel of Burro)
Tuesdays night only, the Hospital
Auxiliary, has charge of the theatre
and a special program has been ar-
ranged.
Wednesday and Thursday
BW'!TT BRONSON AND RICARDO
CORTEZ
in a modern story of New York and
weird romance. For fun, action amg
zippy speed this picture hi
'THE CAT'S PAJAMAS*
Mermaid Comedy
SITY-
Friday and Saturday
TOM TYLER AND III
SOUTHERN ..
rams. A re -
Ng under
in the dynamic Western
freaking bey and gir1�
• r Western
,• , . ,, hi*.WY HM 61
re. e,p.r� HE ..(pf'ENTI'RIES OF M(ZIE
"PIKE'S PIQUE"
Matinee Saturday at 3 p m.
COMING—"THE BETTER 'OLE"
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ROSE'S MODEL
S. C. White Leghorns
For the entries in the Canadian
Laying Contest lit Ottawa onrapen
is in first fleet front Ontario for
the light breeds. In th! Ontario
Contest our pen is again on drat
place for the light iirsede. In the
Nova ScotiaCodlatonr pen is is
second place, as'teell as having
--asgotxi and third high hen.
by Chicks, guaranteed safe
delivery, $12 per 1U
WALTER ROSE
Brawls, Ontario
MEDIUM
'GODERICH, ONT.
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their partsn splendid •i 1 ndid manner. Miss Moire of fort Dover early is the -
I Blither lingua and Itis. (aro. Bala hr , D t•
e r a ria sailed into the harbor. aiht Is t
LgeletU1tN, May 9 --The organist of Ooderich, rendered solos between forty feet in leggtb, has two motors
were app recdated very suit all modern fishing equipment, st
of our church enjoyed a welt -earned acts. .•---
holiday over the week-eud, her placemash. Mei Mary Clarke and Mr. II.
at the organ be•lug taken by Miss liatelltou uceompanted them. :Solos
Edith Horton, were also given by Mrs. F. U. Paull
Miss Elisabeth Ilorlon took part in and Miss I.u''y Woods and musical
the Sapday school aervice on Sunday I aelet•tieus 1.y [►Ratan orchestra, Bay-,
after an absence. of three months field. The tai tubers of the library
through Ri(peas. ' , I bo•id here writ to thank the vocalists
Mr. and 'Sirs. Alex Horton and sou and or•hestrt for wt kindly aesistiug
Fred aqd Mies Edith Horton motored,In the lever:tut. The library realtzed
to Clinton At Sunday afternoon to about $23.
ball as their aunt, Mrs. John Rapson, Walter W,•st'ake has built a refresh
who has been unwell. r meet booth tear lois garage and is pre-
Catarrh
reCasrrh Nates.—Aa there Is to be a paring for :t :rod business in that Pine
geaesa1 exetbtnge•tn a:l pulpits ou this suutta. r Robert Orr will have,
. t,\ tT .Ltd, Rm. R. A. Lundy of Kip- ' charge of tin booth,
Pee will conduct the ,oat•n•ice
aA New ('raft.—A week ago -Monk,
\lbia watt "The F:.'ips••." the, dna new era `t
lent church and Rey. L t'• _ ___
e On which Tours (urns:-boMght from Mr. ;awes played.r.,ke the service at \'aruu
Thursday, the 111th, the W. M. S. heat l — - aw=e-
are invited, along with the 'other two
eo dealt•' ou the circuit, to hold their
monthly meeting together at the
mouse :it Nile After the Miselou
fiend tucetlug last Saturday tate child-
ren, with the help of somyof the older
members. cleaned up the church yard
and a dower -hod was made. Atter
the work was bunt, Mr. Wblte helper)
the children to ate joy a good game of
bell. Next Saturday they will (vim
beck and plant Seet1S and enjoy THE MAN OF SACRIFICE red over so often that at last the thing
another game of ball if there is time. was acceptedias a fact because he bad
The Pen,otu SUory of George tlrown tot denied it. But there he stood, the
her owuer; hope to do some deep sea
fieblag this season. Tile old boat, the
"Dimeuut, which 'four Bros. have
used for a number of yentas, has been
forty-seven Sear' service had has aged
so that she is no longer fit to be
trusted out very far on the lake.
Mrs. W. J. McLeod 1s visiting her
tiaughtet, Mrs. Chas. Plater, in
Detroit.
Sires. Fred Hunt. F. Townagpd, I'.
Bisset and J. Reid motored to Senforth
on Wednesday evening and took part
In p friendly game of five -pin bowling
with the Seaforth bowlers. The Sea -
forth men aeon four out of the six
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Confederation Tales
BLODWEN DAVIES t
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WIfi1TECHURCN yflto Paid a great Debt and Made young
Scottish -Canadian, his face
• (ire" Saeriflee. .white, his voice heavy with emotion,
-- —,gam —I`II -paha---![T ud
RAHI SHL — aacri8ca mow
one $ k-� and Itt his _fa. ther'r'.s....� bidding told the
-I A great story of the 6eFanit�ng
Sirs. V1tlk j3naphr. and theta sanest . Scottish
Ruth,. with kr. and Mia ego.I mate
t humanly !Impossible le to esti' pride and honor, Scottish family de
Palker. Imate-marked the climax in the life votlon mingled in the tale he told of
I[elpts, A(din and Elmee'1' 'tion. ft' at one of the greatest of the Fathers his father's misfortunes. of the flight
1 twtrs>mgton, spent 13undag at thee!![) of loufeolerationt. Georgi grown Las I to America and the determination In
respective hula[+ here.as enduring hcuw• as a pollUclan, and ! his heart to wipe out toe debt some
Mrs. Mei W,ilwotrdend Misr Norah as a aew.q.als•rttau be to equally re say. t
Falconer, of prsnppwv11Ie, cru visit I a4w t'tahrtuuately the Hory of All his youth and early manhood
lag with their parents hem.I Brown has not yet been told land gone Into that struggle. IC wee a
Kr. Roy Patton, of Ailsa Craig, wjti that warm sympathy which slurs 'secret between Lia fatter end blmself,
spent Sunday at thocltome of Sirs: t gas Mike the man sive and move in a resolution to wipe their honor dean.
an
the pages of cold print. •Not pat have I>wresn bl dollar the money lad Dana
Andrew Fax• we reletstd him' from the entangt: I
hors Jas Rcrt eecr, of Wingbam, sweats of p1Wa, nor Lave we sellae- I laid aside and gradually the debt was
ape rums.
,n D. Beecroft sad Florence (� the dew which bloq out wiped out. The final payment was
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Bw Kra • eietsAls and leaves the tight I reach for the [Halls when glia storm
ofpaSea, Mr. and Sirs. Andrew Klek politicalod7 od the man and his deeds. I broke. Brown told the litonsee he had
of orti1. shiningo determined nee to allow a word of
of 'Delmore, IlnfeetgAstd7. too the was itnaetf pr
IMrd hemde service in the i was tet teberly devoted to h chief his trouble AIM his lis while his
tooknthe Mother's DerI* too father lived, thowgh the shadow os Ike
United lied' here.tQt hers musk l to nakeds In lbitt a picturesque tuitional shame hung heavily over him. The
won graphed by the mothers a therlimo. ei'hronghont Ms life ante .father at length demanded that he'Jis-
Walingatl.The People are ; close tjss story for his own defence and
ti pa shin [was bit= there so it was done.
harldtng a social evening on Thursday I tic. Behind that t)+ there y a
Cic
Phillips of Cod- story so acne. so- t!•tttlfnl, that• it hs Five years before Cotfebtplsflpn i
tit eielte$ o Wki l were Lippe' of hrs- polltrAl end Boom Brown visited Scotland sad
tiuited os �►otatttrsdey witD Yr.1' Journalistic besets GM
Brown thane sought and won a daughter of
and Mrs. W. IL Farrier. Iwo g great ('ana an. the famous publisher. Thomas wows.
j Messrs. A. E. pardon, Wm. Pardon 11 and of that WbiLbing Da
Mrs. Thos Hen.' . Goo Brines' >streiwie' was born in Allan, on
REk IGERATORS
We Have a Large Assortment of Renfrew
find Barnet Refrigerators
It will pay you to see them. The price will surprise you. Two
weeks' supply of ice will be given with every
Refrigerator sold this month
We have a complete tide of Oil Stoves, in three
and four -burner, at special prices
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS in VARIOUS SIZES
_ CARRIE'S HARDWARE
East Side S.luarr Godrrich Phones: 33.1-563
and Jas l'urdon and
Iderson and other - relatives -attended `--+lir-Borth- to Scotland. on November
the funeral of their cousin. Mr. Alec. 29th in the year 1818. His mother
Chalmers, of lonkton, on Thursday was a Highlander, a woman of Cultic
Itest. Mr. h them ei aitetelatives heritedbof Blertb, yr ' birth. F a �urle la duahie lity Ot nature
1 hts Brown in -
re. with them to cls( lice I which may he frequently obsessed in
here. rated ' those torn of Celt and Saxon or other
oMr. \actor Emospit oras nap d- o.,,mbinatlona of t#Itcis. He was Im-
el is .Wingha s hoaylas [ar apAsat
dtls ori Tlmrsdtcy last and is im 'hued with agarsaoj�dd�ou [Judgment RR
j proving nicely.f ) —u
i from his tather. From his mother he
sense
I inherited an Impulsiveness, energy and I union of the colonise. To accept and
►I BARN it religious which impelled him to ; sit at the same council table�lh
sed or Ill-treated I traditional, enemy !nee alfa of
AL'hCRN. Nay 9.—Yrs. .\. Sollln- the resaw or ca
fart•' {atopic nttd their cauw+a These two many of his followers a a Hspersonal
1n itself.
Brown's son eventually became
But it was In the Anal moves betbre
Oonfedegation that Brown made his
enormous sacrlace. When he was
asked to accept a position in the Cabi-
net in which John A. MacDonald was
already a Minister, to signify his good-
will toward Confederation. Brown wee
faced with ■ cloice which would
have stn ered any men. To refuse
meant to outwit' bis own hopes for the
son and chil.iren were week -end v diametrically opDt'se"t natures were at .acrlflce which war a gra
L(IXURY IIs UPl1lMSrERY ora !n Gesfrricl, at taw borne of Mer Inti 1n his
sister Sirs \\'. S[edd. I war within him et many W Brown was too sincere a man to allow
The cosy (1t1 r er ills iIDpulsie.•rcesa was hdd 'I L1s personal animoslry to Mcloud his
Ito enjoy w
comfort which you are bound Miss E. Arnot. teacher on tuts 1 t ca e .
hen re
p,aoirtg in any of our lip- A Celtic j p t 1 so resat what it would. '
d arinr uphn)sterec}pieces of line of Hallett. was th
Iran last HI sat
ing room an p- t.. M. Stewug s
furniture' should be recommendation Tl. dance In the Fot'At:rs' llnll adder judgment.•
!enough. Batt on top of allofhi h'etered was well attenaked and a flood riot,. His father was a merchant and • Which made Confeleration iossib'tly
���� •� tistio appeal. Tin oReri a as ex- war enjuyarl by a1L tuie Peter. rownube some fault r I A little later Brown slapped 11
the Ince Peter Brown became • defaulter ' out of polltics sad retwrnetl to his art
e guest of arts in check by caution. his ery uo gtnen , an
-veto . I emotions were made subject to his I he entered that compact with his foe.
riles was one of the things
r'ra� 1 /i/ __ __r furniture we arc Int .
•(•(,jV((/j .IOfOC/7 r)uisite in design and Aaish as it is Inc- Sint hers I►eT eras
uriantl comfortable. l're•slcterisu ss-rrice
tobaerved in
where Mr. R. B. in business and .father and son were I enterprise. The minor. In 14.ti(t he was 1
- I'retie mete a splendid address on forced to emigrate to America to make ebot and killed by •a dlegruntletf em-
rteMe a living Tliey were devoted to one ployee of the paper. Thus ended a
The ehoitest of floral work• rte made I IM a Gracie. another and to the other members o career of en . 1 0
at priers to suit.• ro l
sung ]lotheis' the fancily who follows t men ons import h �
J.' R. WHEELER
I ed Hos ter.. cG ulna f lit i lustre and of are -
m anal' of Messrs. Ma't'es' rs d bee out d tiln Canadian political
GEO. STEWART ',Furniture Funeral Director . Stoltz and Dre-
which
history. Too saber -minded and hard -
present. I Prayer.-
Mrs.
was greatly enjoyed. I Both were omntverous readers and
Bruce Sired Florist Plume 103 Hamilton Street. Godaride, Oat. Mrs. H. Bubola is very lour "at students of affairs. Both were re working and moral in his life to be
present. I formers. Both were Imbued with a I pktnrtwrtne or romantic, George
If r lerich is' loathing of the slave conditions which t grows hid nehl.d his cloak of ant
/kpr'1n Cdlrsflast1t e�flrtftoritArtAtt C
I Friday and
Sills Kennedy. ° ''K .t encountered during their stay In terity a throbbing life ;tory of loyalty
nursing a case In Auburn or pr'esest•; hey`
Mr. and Mrs, Bogie were Ripley the United. States. Both were nail- and self-sacrides.
visitors the fore part of the week. cal in their political opinions, yet In -
Miss Laura Jackson returned from tensely loyal to Brit'at inetitutionNew 'York l.
e�t
town on Satury to give Instructhm Theystarted a paper
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lito her class of music pupils. I the interest of British people in the
Mr. Chas. Asquith and Mr. H. H. United States, but their future ro ppe• L
Sturdy motored to Iwondon on Tues fog none too hopeful young t for
Specials day to attend the meeting of the out for Upper Canada to prosper I A Knox
silted a new to place ofo lithe Chances
Saturday Knox L'elted church was filled on seeming to be good in the Toronto of
1 Sunday morning for the observance of that day, the father and son set up
'Mother's Day. A choir of sifters "The Banner." a paper upholding
1 ID provided the [talc for the I Presbyterian Ideals to Upper Conaria. I A
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Demands New
How Do You Treat
Your Best Friends,
Your Feet ?
T 1 „- ; reatesl misery can be dosed
by ill -tatting Shes or Shotw not
keptin good repair. Nearly all
foot trouble in ofd age can he
traced back- to these mistakes in
your younger days. In buying nr•ast
fitting Footwear aed ker•pirut t to
good repairyou will not only add
to your comfort, but alio double
the life of pont Shoes.
g t el children's, grow-
n giaFt t7sy's. and men's Firs
and Wath teen, I have a line
to ttifsr is atlas snd .twltlity which
will pa t o invea te. 1 have
aha a hookot l e' Slippers
and Ch e[da
In in, fftepalr Shop I am aiming
• t o give pesmps end good service.
O'
The Fast Street Footwear and
r ij �iir Sbsp
R'M. Aldi,. Proprietor
Opposite Knox Chttglls Godeeieh
OPEN EVERY EVI ING
Come In and Select
a Nice Picture
for your living -mom of a good
Maritce. Landscape, or a copy of
one of the Old Masters.
We have a wonderful collection.
Nothing wilt give you as lasting
P re as a good �Otcture.
AYoTi'ingln-Ilioam p1c'tuB Y6U
want framed. We will do them
well at a r'eaminabie price.
EYE SPECIALIST HUGHSON IS
HERE THIS WEEK
Smith's Art and hitt Store
Fast "greet I'l.-tie lits
7, gerae�nti�
Coal up now with your choice
of these fuels, while prices
are lowest
Delaware and Hudson
Anthracite •
Semct•Solvay Domes-
- tic Coke
Consolidation Pocohontas
Year in anti Year out
t'nti-latently the Best
The Dean Coal Co.
Phone !1,i
GODERICH, 0
Every
inch a
Genune
NE'' ._.:
' - to Wil. ,
Willard
RUBBER CASE I
Battery _
BARKER BROS.'
- Service Station
Phone 417w Goderich
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earanceren oat others roc m of the a.\
Moore. of Sault Str. Serle. sent .; Anglicans.
Every Garment of Our Big Spring ■
down' large carnations for the service I As years went on the younger .
of the late Mrs'. ll E. Mun- Beoovro entered polltica. He was now
Ir,oette- .
e Spring House-cleaning
Rugs, Curtains and
Overd ra pas
service. )Ira. Fred Plaetaer sang a They became the mouthpiece jR /
Bolo et -Med "Mother Love." It was I Presbyterian Chnrrn as Ryerson was ! .
mach appreciated by all. Mrs. E. C. t of the Methodist and /Hitachi's of the a
a
In memory
two, 1•dky.
1 rot who poured away last winter. The a tans of alz feet
IAundny school In their regular session jointed, g000d-loot/InR• i•mbnrt with
l I strength. ills
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O 11 E C Their offering for the day I heart,tender for the oppressed, bled
I Rey. &OF JeffeMeNk of t .iPttkL• thouwttutw sonRbt refits., in Upper Can
s u the used order
of service issued by the mental and phyetce
I went to that orgatslzation. I ,ser the fugitive .laves who by the
11 w area United � MOO ala fler•In
111 ch in Knox R from the South, biding by
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until they flung the
next Sunday morning. I unto following the north star by night.
msely upon their
BAY1Ra%1 I ,mases and lamed the deaf. free earth
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li BAYi FiF.L.D, May N).—Yr, limb Mrs.
GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM RUGS F.V. Martin, of Deane- spent a tea' To the great West
when thev had crossed the boundary.
These won his pity.
Brown turned to
. a r
All sizes,days at their cottage last w"ek, re- satisfy his ambit,oxca. and In the wit when
at interesting prices turning hoarse on Sunday. aocmntutnied of retired* he foretold the day
I,y- •piss Susie Westlake awl Miss, would he tattled with a free British
SEVERAL PATTERNS OF SILK PANELS�A- ,,,try e:ingrteh. vltot+• was thirty -
SILK
Regular price $5.50, for- - _ .$4.69 each \ir. and Sirs. Flirter returned to Ry 1R:A1, when Brown as thit.•nt
North Pity on iTeiy;"Lldytttg Witt light. he tib of a brilliant
SILK OVE k with the latter's rtiffr a oppnoeh and enemy
RDR APES SO INCHES WIDE w
, M W J ettintrcn young Conservative. John A. >tar -
Re 6 " e,
APES,
:on rs.
Regular
x+2.50 for $1.50 per yard Yr. )lot[ and Miss (I. Mott, of Nt'r- Donald. The two men verse such ion-
s
.j w -.. i 9 h t tl k�tud In the til ter enemies that rot years they w•.old
2.95 " 2.75 'e •• t tt 1>P
This store will be closed Wednesday at 12.30
during May, June, July, August, September
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F. E. HIBBERT
THE CASH STORE PHONE 86
=moo= �r/trfArftiafYuflt
tate . .
wic spent to wee
lope visiting the finener't daughter. t not .{soak to earn other Their hatred I se
Rev. F. H. and .Mrs. Paull area wilt more than political.was r
imnelon this week attending Mytcoei. sons% and deadly. Once when Brown II
Mrs. Paull will also visit ip (1014''9• had twitted MacDonald in the columna a
fore returning home. of The Globe on his Intemperance. .
MM. t,. Westlake Is Orating her MaeT)onsld retorted by annennefnw to
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patents. Mr. and Mrs. R4i)etgat. a public gatheringerorRe {trnwn
The Y.P.S..will timet on Friday Jahn A. drunk til
evening In the United church has'- sober."
roma at .s,:ao. I There came a deli in the fierce hetet
lir. \\'illixm sent rhmer is a dole- of a political enntreversy when
Rate at the synod heli( In London this eroern'• ceppnnenta seensel him of he_
seek (ng the eon of a defaulter. There is
"Egon JO l Lets"—The was. entitled o mofr snatian liti a in the nus- Pr he
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his-
-Eyes of T,.eye," wllrh wat.pres.ntetA tory of Canada politica than that of McCall
that Jemtg people of North sIr et Elenrre 'Brown as he stood up before ■ PAbternt
Iced tilcnreh. Goderielt. Mt pelelai the Parliament of the Unite f�nnades.
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last Nestle the auspices of the Bayfield with lila tonsue freed et last for Me I j
Minter beard. wets ll s very moenjoyed
by ell who attended. The players took slander hail bele binge' at and slit
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Stock Now Cut in Price
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Children's Coats
Misses' Coats
Women's Coats
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They are all reduced to Lowest Clearing Prices I
Choose Yours Early
Coat values displayed and priced
ws this week
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own .fenee. For years past the -
*II . Ager :.
sin •sian IaalmaA■sa///a*aa
ar,
McCall
O a Patilsrps
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