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THE SIGN
GODERICH, ONT.
AUBURN
SCHOOL SHOES
The Time Is Here Again to Prepare Our Boys
and Girls for the Fall Term at School
Themtost important item in their equipnirnt i- :i pair of
serviceable Sr'bool Shoes;, -the kind that will :Itaud a severe
teat in any weather. At our store you will find the most emu.
plete stock of the class of Footwear that will give satisfietion.
The most reasonable prices prevail. It will be to yrnu advan-
tage to inspect the,,line of goody we have to offer. aid it will be
our pleasure to show the great variety of School Sh•,r+ that we
are sure will please the boys and girls.
Sole Agent for Goderich of the
Slater Shoe for Men
GEO. MacVICAR
North Side of Square Goderich
--MooEl
WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 19 TO 24
Monday and Tuesday
RICHARD BARTHEr MESS
in a brilliant characterization with a
story that Vibrates with drama, laughter
and tears. A professional masterpiece.
"THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN"
Pattie 4'olta•dy
"HUBBY S QUIET LITTLE GAME"
\1•ednesday and Thursday
WALLACE BEERY AND RAYMOND
HATTON
in a genuine side -splitter and, by the
shade of Davy Jones, you must not miss
this highly hilarious comedy of the high
seas and shy sties.
"WE'RE IN THE NAVY NOW"
Mermaid Comedy
"MUCH MYSTERY"
Friday and Saturday
FRED THOMSON AND SILVER KIISG
in a gripping W'ertern drama. abunding,
with action. drains andthrills. A story
of might, power --[treat entertainment.
"A REGU! .AR SCOUT" .
\1
Aiterts Vaughan in
"PLANE JANE"
fur lai ,t • nn. 1
I have for sale and r, commend
the purchase of
CANADIAN PICKERS METED •
First Mortgage 6'. Sinking Fund
(Toki Ronda, dated August 1st,
1927. Due August 1st. 1947. Price
$98.50 and accrued interest. Yield-
ing over .11-10 per cent.
NORMAN LEWIS -
Hamilton and \,a nate Streets
Phone 476 Goderich
Read What This Is
Your money back or god results,
byusing Mrs. !ybilla Spahr'sTon-
silitis, for sore throats. cough, bron-
chitis, whooping cough, catarrh,
head colds, ami tonsil dtgearem.
.;oderich Druggists.
West Street Hardware
WE HANDLE
Driving Lamps
White Front aid Red Tail
Light. Illaek .Ja pa nnod.
at $2.25 each
Vehicle Act etTeetive October
1st. Order yours now.
ALF. TEBBUTT & SON
Phone 486 t:oderieh
AI'1t1'ItN. Sept. 13. --Jnr. and Mrs.
W. T. Riddell sprat the wick-etb at
Klnearline.
Mr. and Mrs. Christie and family,
Of birchen and Mr. and Mrs. W. Don- X. 1
'aisloo , of Goderich. visited ender the•} -No 2
Ilan ural roof of Mr. W. C. Robertson No. 3
the fore part of the week. No. 4
Knox Presbyterian W. M. S. was No. 5
well 'represented at the Presbyterial No.
In Gotk'rlch on Tuesday. Miss J.
Weir contributed a 4010 for lwtrt 'f the
I,r'gra 10.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Asquith. itetty and
Harold leaner for .Bellev111e this week.
Mr. Asquith will cerate an evapo-
rator there this season. .
Wedding bells ring again In Mer rll-
•inge- this week.
Yrfur to her marriage, ms Meader
evening the friends of MIAs Janet
Thom Gathered at her hnttte and
presented her with diver cutlery atld
.•xten,ied good wishes for her future
happiness.
lila+
Effie Stotts la attending High
School In Wingham and Norman Lock -
No. 1 ,
No.. 2
No. 3
No.
No. 3 .
Nn. 1 ..
0501.1
hart is at the Collegiate Institute in Myth"
Rrns.el.
Gtslerlch. Colborne
Mrs. H. H. Hill and Harold Hlbtoert Cnderlrh
are spending a few days with God t:rer
I-erleh friends.
Messrs. C. M, ,Straughan and Horn' IlMosil.
Rnrrdr are taking in the lights at
•V i► 4 aK '1
The choicest of florae cork. etc-. made
at priers to suit.
_ GEO. STEWART
Bruer Street Flori.t Phone 103
Tnrnhe'rry
Arrangement: are being made to tt.n.f /\t-Awan•
ii„ tl the anniversary services of Knox mr W'
rr ited church on October 114th nest,- •Irt'ingham •
:he third Sunday In the month, Rev. Wroxeter
it. W. craw. of Lucknow. wilt is the
preacher for the day. - Apnttnn's p1
Sprtttnn's pin
NORTH
M':ROR_\F, Tow.vie11.P. Sept. 13.
-lir. :ul Mrs. 4'. A. Robertson and
two daughters spent n few days with
relatives in Toronto during the fair. Nn. 1
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hardy visited No. 2
with Toronto friends In Mir Week. NO. 3
Mrs, Will Strvens is visiting her elm- No. 4
a-rs In Toro -ilii. • No. --fl
Mr. Geo.' Rahn. sr.. visited 'his Nn.
daughters in Tortn twcently. No. 7
Mies Martinet Allln' hirer a few
play-. with hertillat. Mrs. J. Chisholm.
of Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. La Roque are away
on their holiday*. visiting Toronto.
3lnatteel.. Niagara Falls and otherplaces: Mr. F A. Kellar. of tort
Burwell Is at McGaw stattan in Mr.
T:n ftdrine* s absence. ,
.4 number took In rsindon Fall tills
week. the GnderichtTlwen aogrntl bra.
raking a full load of .Tbureday and
oti••rs motoring with. thele own ears.
Mr. and Mrs PI 311tell ,Lite*
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
NO. 1
No. t
N. 1A
No. 114
No_^_
TED
'8 THREE-
QONTEST
MO 11
NOM
59 S0
48 T4
21
15
42r
39 15
Blyth 146 246
Brussels 352 24.
Colhorte 313 232
Goderich 7110 1441
Grey 74R 334
Howlek 1114.1 Mtty
Morris 39P 3,,t4
Tntruherry 474 274
F.nst W'nwanosh 409 273
390
4039 NC"
Wroxeter 1014 74
5.347
343
West Wnwahosh 3RQ
1i W'inghnm
sate_
211 273 Majority for .1. W. King
HAM
IR 414 144 BASEBALL
90 r.R 1.34
10 RR 142.
13 llkt 173 Exeter 12-Coderleh 7
R 44 90 In "Mb first game of the play -of for
the Huron County- League chomplon-
e7 300 062 ship the local4 on Friday -afternoon
FTER went down to defeat at the hands of
12 MI 72 the Exeter nine. The game was
ATKI played at the FhthibltIon ground. and
1114- Spot- was one of the attractions of the
er Ion ton second day of the Goderich Industrial
6 345 341 Fxhlhitlou.
Aa a ball game it was not a wonder-
ful performatuv hitt the •I 'stators
were kept interested throughout the
game by several -bright." If not bril-
liant. playa.
-Miran started the hurling for God•
erieb. but was relieve.) in the *wreath
!•i 1011tborBe-IiutL- --11x4.1-pitt•Aera-
dld well. hilt the Exeter shigllrs
were showing nn mercy to anyone a
autiel to this the Purity team we
not giving their pltehere airtight
support.
i.awson pitched for Exeter aril,.
turned in another good game. Lowest.
.oems to hare an endless supply oL'•
thine "good games." and +eon e'nme
through with rade whene .pirlt-
m.gves him. which is (suite%
Score ly Innings: ,
Exeter 01 208801 12
Gnderlrh ^ 0 2 0 0 I o 0 7
190 194
242 107
10 ^2.31 1114
71 1171 1451
4-3 270
329 530
3214 3:11
_21?..__ Mit
154 240
•n 217 273
in; 300 0W2
12 93 72
43:13 4531
ler Hi.lop- 198
••r Bricker -1700
ON IN 1926
1I)r'll I
K!ng MacP:'wan
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co
142
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103
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- - --- -- friends in London [}Wring tit,. Fait ' No 1
Mr. J. Treble. n{ Me.(;aw elevator.' No. 2
.. - Is kept busy these days. - He Is hand- No ---11
ling wheat pont grain as well as Mir-
111;111I...1
oy- No, 4
ill$ in the usual way.
The farmeria are. rokinr ndcnntage
M goof' rind, • and rlry weather to
tarts Out their grain. The grain i. a S^•• 1-1
good yield. a go.,.! ?nmplP. na•1 a Sr',, Inn
good price.. Altogether the farmers N". 2A • • ••
are feeling well •satltrtled with the re-. N0• is
sults of this year's hard work. O. 2A
Mrs. Inn. Feagan is visiting with NO. *Ft
Mr. and Mr.. Benson Cox. of Dundas. NO. 4.A ..IG.:...:....
Mr. nm1 Mrs. Herntan alaalel and No• 413 r «-
three children. Marie. 114 and Carl. N't iia • i'f•
breve moved to their new home at Na, :111 -
West
ft i
W .ext M•'nksua. •They+ - will be missed.-- Na• - - - -•'•r . • -
in the n!'tght itriod: l No.. AB t i .•
LUXURY IN UPHOLSTERY- Miss Gtadcs Trete 11as zetnin.l N^• 7 -
ry ice
TOW
. tris
113 106 ' ...count 9 to 2. •
92 i 1119.e ,N
Exeter sprnnic n snrrrlse inA pro -
an
51• 103 dn.'W a new pltrher for the oreaslnn,
'r'eevwn•• 1, not as •must n. Lawson. het
4 1^0„ he hurled n hrIlIlnnt game and a1-
:•1 - lowed vers. few hit. In the pink...
Arehtr got n home nm In the fourth
24"M ' !114
+ "Inning. "when the 1.•11 wit. loss In
Py....y, tQ 14.'S
T? ii 101
great excitement for the fens. A. the
T left 4FendPr www-pettet}ralte nnittrtt
groom In hl4 effort to find the hell
1448 I while 4 -ober was ten ring Around the
hoses. The locals' other inn wile
."nrrrl hr (`arrt.'k on Shea
single.
t The (lnderleh renin were without
. the service. of Weir.,f•nnnon and 41n,t-
den. Had then' rancor. been there n
i(titterer. %ten n.l•rht hnVO b" n told
Ihot thea weren't. so that'. that.
Notre by inning.:
!Exalter 4 1 0 0 (1 1 092=41
Gnderieh 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 Opt
Exeter 6--Q.derieh
77 Well folk.. the h*Aeinl! .+, 4..11. h
'XI far as the locals are enneerr.erl. 1x
•,er. It died a minim! death in Ece-
27 ter on -Wednesday when the I.. :114
27 ';nlnWe•re elven a dose of defeat hr
- the hall hnra of that town it WA -
1110. 1 r11.e of the he.t tram winning
and nIthongh the Gotlerleh bort tris.
122 their hnr1••st then were not gnite ee
123 perieneed ennu¢h to hent the Fxrte
nine. who have been nearing hardball
tntrether for two or three tears now.
However. 192.1 I. another fear and we
79 hone to lee n team In the Godertell
407
243
•
r
nnlform whl• h will not Holy %in th.•
101
I Heron ("minty T.,`A CIIP hilt will go
2414 right thrnagh rn no 0,RA chair
plonshin.
1 Exeter started early In the CAM,'911
to nrw•tyr a lead when they ero.se•I
• the rubber four time. In the flr.t
• from.' and ranee In the sennd. Frlte-
ler. who nit.'hid for Goderich .ettle.l
I right down to work then and nib/wed
252 I nolo one more run throughout the re
71A malwing Inning.. The Iorst.
116 eat one elm Is lb. fourth and ono to
the seventh innings. making the final
The cnay comfort which you are bound
to enjoy when reposing in any of our
ing room and parlor upholstered pieces of
furniture shnul•l be recommendation
enough. But on top of all this is the ar-
tistic appeal. The type of upholstered
furniture we an. now offering is an ex.
quisite in design and finish as it is lux-
uriantly comfortable.
r
j J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Funeral Director
Hamilton Street, Goderieh, Ont,
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Our Third
Annual Fall Sale
,•ome ern.. in Trot field. This cense,)
:C f volt
412
home >r.m r rorlerMh. where she was ... ...
relieving in 'Cleveland's !takery for a
weak. 7140
G 1py
CARLOW1 nil
' - Nn. 3
4'.\I4U)W. iept. 14. -,Mr. and Mrs. Vit. -4
James Wilson. who hrh•e'ttr•en visiting Nn. !iA
their relatives here *1.4 at strathroy, N. 5n
returned to their home iu Cochrane Nn R
"n Wednesday. ' No. 7,
Mia. Isabel Young left on Thursday
to take a .,11r44' at the O.A. C.
Guelph,
Mks Jolla Young I. home from N^• 1
Toronto for :r vacation of two week&. Xn. 2
Serenll front here attended. the Ton- No. 3.\
,ion Fair Wednesday and Thursday of No. 311
dila week. ' - No. 4
The school fair will take plate at 'CO, 414
rarlow on September 21st. 16o not Nn. 5
I40404 Carlow'. big day. /'nine along Vit. A
And t•neoura,r'• the good work-.
Tim• w•aa•-il mW eo 7,. -ley. in the - - 0144
COMMENCING
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Saturday, September 17th
X
7u.Days of Exceptional Values -7 yy
S1 -
Specials for Saturday Only
100 yards black Duchess Silk. Regular $I.49 Q
per yard. SATURDAY. per yard 98c
36 -inch heavy white Cotton. Regular 27c per
yard. SATURDAY, per yard 19c
See the Large Bills for
List of Bargains
F. E. HIBBERT
1; PHONE 86 THE CASH STORE
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townshlp hall. Reeve 11111 In the chair 1foo11BT4
and till member. present, No. 1 ............... • 90
The election wooed off very quietly, Nn. 2
with a !are,• rote polled. No. 3
:Mils J. nn Morris. of the Goderich No. 4
ho.pitib -.toff , spent Iwo tiny. at her No 5
home this week. - No. R
Life-Mrmher•hip Preaenterl. - A
very plensine feature at the monthly
meetiuL' or rhe W. M.1+.. held at the TT'R'
:,.,IP, of Mr.. John Treble An •Monday I No.
,:terno.o,. was the pre.entntlon o4 a No-
:••awifilLy printed and nicely framed Nn.
hie-tueitils•tship certificate In the Nn.
t\. M. r'. of 1'10..1:t ' to Mr.. John No. 4
Young. \frs. Young ha. been n filth•
fel member of the Society for a bum -
kg of yertr. and has twilled In every
way to advance the nni.sionny .pint Xo.
iu the ewotnnnity, Mrs. Yining's tiro Xn
,Inugtir.•rs also are members of the .yo- Nn.
eiel. .\Ittou¢h sl).' Will .'91110101I* ,Nn,
taken by .nrpriw'.. 3Tr.' Young No.
thanked the ktdieg it, n few- wen-
t -howl' w!.rtls for their thoughtfnttness.
Ur.. Ilrnders•'tr gore the-. klres. and •
\Its. George Glen_ made the pr.•sente- Nn. 1 'n
Hon. After the devotional 'xercises!No. 2 53
n quilt w -n. quilted find the nrilelep No. 3 1114
,ot e•h.rline for the• hale reached A r' No. 4 • RS
rnlm• of 1;11 1Mlegotes were ,hewn 1 Vn, S ". 112
Io 711100.1 rhe ronf•r.•n,-. at 'bingo*, Nn, R •.. 00
non nn srptemis'r 21.1. The meeting'
closed will. fief doxology and the l
!A.M.. Pray -.•r, after which a dainty , WIN'
lunch was served by the hostess and Nn.
her (laughter Gladys.' Twenty ladies No. -
attended the uu•.'ting. Vn, 3.\
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Thr Rnnnelnl ,ng 41.. for rite'' -n'
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rnndldnte. In the North Huron bre-
elect Inn are: Benson ('rniekshnnk.
Wlhghnm. for Mr Ilrirker: Riehnr.t
7an.lone. W initham. for Mr. rn.inp: ' N„
Thmmn..T. Mclean, \Thi¢hsrn. for Mr.I
Rpnt ton.
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-Bur Weir Leaving
The bleats Are 10.1ng one of their
ulna .'nthnslsstle ani clever placers
this week when "Rill" Weir. eantnIn
of the Pnrltle.. !Imre. town to take it
position In the head °Mee of the W'eat-
ern Canndn Floor \MI11t Co at Tor-
onto. "11111" 111ts nbrted nn A gnrwl
many of [ltd 1nenl ball team. the last
fry And next. year when the
roll is mulled It is going to he hard to
14'1 the rap made he his depsarture. 13'e
wish 73111 all kind. of lock And all
that sort of .hill. and we should not
only like to. but we expect to. 'see
iiia name In the line-up of one of the
Toronto teams--perhapw. the (10lers.
Miss ivy Fll4ott and MI:.. Thi -lm*
Rosa left iost week on a holiday trip
to Rang. %anemuver and Vittoria.
Mists
Miss F,Illntt nn the return trip will
VIII} friends In Calvary. Canmore. Ed-
monton and Winnipeg. Miss Etats is
taking thA' mond trip anti wilt visit
her brother p Lem ,\nas.le. Cnllfor-
I
PARAMOUNT
PARA MOUNT, Sept. 12. --miss
Alive Thompson. of iterrie. 1. ri.ittng
hwr sister, Mrs. Will Stanley.
Niles Myrtle Webster. who teaches
near Ilene. spent the w,r'k•end with
111 her parents.
07 MI.. Isabella Mn.'Tlnnnld, who .pent
412 the summer In Windsor. hes r.'htrnel
R2 h, her home In T.orhslsh.,
31 Mr. T. Walker. of Chicago. Is visit -
28 tett his sister. Miss Welker, of Am-
__._ herly.
Mr. nod Mrs. Rnynnrtl are In Lon-
don this week attending the London
rchthltlon.
111 Mrs. Evans. of Nnntlenke. is vIdting
72 her twirents nt ,\mlwerty.
Mist Chrannt .pent the week end
77 with her parents In Kinloss
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Mina %lnrgnret \ino•Leod has gone to
Torontowhere she hits ws ni•.+l n
nrhool. •
Mr. and Mrs. Monte. of White -
rhumb. were the guest. of \ir 0101
Mr. Intik Henderson.
Mrs juice hAs rehtrn.'d to her home
after visiting friends et Owen Sound.
FASHION -CRAFT CUSTOMIZ}t) CLOTHES
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"...is wl4'tr
TWEED SUITS
II
Value!
It's not a sale, but the result
of our determination to
exceed former values.
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Fashion.Craft SSS
Tweed Suits
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W. C. Pridham & Son
"Tice Store With the Stock -
Men's and Boys' Wear Phone 57
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696•••••11111610011
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
Aluminum Ware
500 PIECES
On Sale at 79c
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
where you can get anything in
new and used Furniture.
•0000000es.00e,
Boiler Specials
Through a special buy
on our part we can
offer you a good
All -copper Boiler for... $2.98
1140 an .extra heavy
All -copper Baler for.. , $3.49
NA!, hove covert'
A few more 10 -quart Galvanised
Pails loft at ' 29c
Carrie's Hardware
East Elide Square I;teleri,h
ANNOUNCING
Our entire new range of
Ladies' and Misses'
Fall and Winter Coats
NOW IN STOCK
Style and price to .suit everyone
1 his season the largest range we have ever shown
Dry
Goods S. A. Gray Co.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Ready
to
Wear
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