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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-1-26, Page 44-11tUradq. Ju IrT 11 11* 4 MARE DAYS OF FREE PANT OPPORTUNITY \1'e feel \tee owe it to our many customers. to urge thein to take advantage of this great opportunity of getting a pair of Tanta+ absolutely Free with a Suit of Clothes. Many have already profited by this offer and are exceed- ingly well pleased, and eo would you be. Think of this u. your opportunity of saving froin 17.50 to 114.00, according to the price of the Snit Remember Tuesday, January 3.1$tn is the last day of this great offer If you do not want the extra pair of Panls, we N ill give 20 per cent. reduction on the price of the Suit. TAILORED BY FASHION -CRAFT W. C. Pridham & Son, "The Store With the Stoet''- Men's and Boys' Wear Phone c7 Ei i MODELTHEATRE WEEK OF JAN. 30 TO FEB. 4 Monday and Tuesday RAMON NOVARRO AND ALICE TERRY iu a 4 ii itrfill John M. Stahl proaluction bawd on the celebrated stage success "Tl.• World and Hie Wife." A deeply stirring romance of wuxieru Spain io "LOVERS" All Star Comedy -"Sugar Daddies" I ' -1l"HUItN, Jan, 24. -Mrs. C. As- ; Iflogle-MaelFotrtW -.\ quiet but gnith is vlalting her sister. Mrs. Rog- ; pretty wedding was solemnized at the ersnn, of Blyth. - home of Mr. anti Mrs. Nell Maclhonald . e ne u sonar at 11 BELFAST BELFAST, Jan. 2.3. -Mrs. i1. K. Ai - Hai and son Leslie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sanntel Morrison. of 1\hite- chnrrh, for a few days last week. Mrs. H. K. Alton and sou Rert visited with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gra• ham, of Sheppardton. nn Sunday last. AUBURN THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT. KINCSBRIDGE AIXGSBRIi►QE. 'Jan. 24. -Mist Nellie SuI11t'su, 'nt Detroit• is visiting ter slater. Mrs. Ed. Foley. Mr. Jos. Dutton, who spent the past two months with his mother, Mrs. Jas. It:, ton. lots r1'tgrtiedi to Nowt-. Alaska. \flaws Annie Dalton and Irene Mc- elu4hy lotcr returned to Detroit. The Women's Institute will bold their' me•tlug un '1'bursdity, Februtry 2nd, at '2.311 o'clock. at the lu.rue of Mrs. R. K. Miller. ito11 call: "Differ ant \Ways of ('ookinl Meat." Subject: "Preservation of Meat," Iu charge of Mrs. 1). Todd. Everybody welcome. Flourishing Congregation. -The ate ugul meeting of St. Ilelens 1'1lted church nts hell in Che isiseluent of the church on Tuesday evening, ,Ian- Htss tense 41V'nttuar le--wislllr►* Itas<+.1tety lo. i)vltiettee of Ihat•-HNere.4 of si-ter in Toronto. the people in their church welfare wits air Leon Sullivan spent a few days wen in the splendid uumla•rs In which in London last week. they attended the meeting. The bust• Dean was 1ransaet4l expeditiously and I V'I1I['RN. !n a thorough and satisfactory man- mer. One hent of consideration ;Ind settlement was the. matter of the Iti- .ataliallon of the Ih•Ico lighting sys- tem. After due deliberation, the con elusion arrived at was that. owing to the infrequency of the occasions I:P- cersituting the rise of Itghle In the a couple of months. He will bee missed eburch audiorium (since the regular 1.y fhe y• ung people here: service L in the morning), the expen- The W. M. S. held their monthly dimer was not Justtliahle. 'The c,.n- merting nt the home of the Mta.'eet gregntlon received with favor raid a1 . �baw nn R'elnl•sday of Inst week. it preclation 'the reports of the coumutit_ was an ideal day end nearly all mem- tees and heads of departments, indi- I-er• were prresent, Time meeting was eating as they did the result of real lel by the president. The roll call effort on the part of leaders and "pion - was answered by verse. nn row,ln- did co-operation among memulaers. tions at the beginning of the new year WWords of appreciation were spoken to taken from the Rtbte. A chapter wag the choir leader and members and the read from .the nes- study book, "New congregation signified its willingness Paths far Old Purposes." The Sis tett' to assume any responsibilities Incur - was able to trach the amonnt naked for red in the purchase of musie. ete., fn the tawt ntne monthg and also se- which would assist the choir in its im eltred one life -membership. After the portant work-. of furnishing t•hurt•h clising hymn and prayer hFF Rev. 11. A, music.__,, \err gratifying 1eatore �t 'T.nnerc. a 1Ife-menbershtp certffieade'ilie meeting was the !inform::tion ilia - was presented to one of the m ends•rs ,qo-m 1 regarding the clhurch finances. LF71>1ii1'RN. Jan. 2,',. -Mr. -Vex. (Tutton. of Stratford. Is visiting ble rr1,1 hes iu our neighborhood. Master 'Fred Ilorton is employed with Mr. Rert Varcue. of Carlow. for certain -dav ' I c .,n .1s a u t e r hr air-. .1. Phut y deplerrlurnt the ellocatlmns . u.xr moth is set for the Wom urea nay had been exceeded. The maintenance f Prnrer. the Soelety wiil eemItine 'and extension budget alas successfully their regular meeting with the Special.' suet. and despite unusually heavy prayer day. lrinantial burdens during 1he year the Next Sundnv bn the Sunday aehnol n tnasurcr reported a halun•e of cash .1rnlf•hour will lee taken up' in-misstnn. on hand of over $5M). The total Ary- study and program A special teal- amount raised in 19117 for all pur- le-tion will be'tnken. half the ern- poses was $32:37.00. -1 well fuiu os(' ,•.•ads to go to the Mission Rend. the ' "ptiwbnt prevails . unit the prospects other half to the Sunday Reboot. i,or 1925 are very briglit. KINTAIL GODERICH 'TOWNSHIP Messrs. John and Earl Raithby went ; on R' t sd y J S 18 rill M Lo atrattnrd -whet- ]ice • Wednesday end Thursday' uuday a ..'duck. when their youngest daughter. RICHARD DIN. MAKY ISKIA17 t Ills eyes ♦ i'Tiepins R- Bogie, youngest son of Mr - and Jack Renault. the heavyweight. head 1 Mr. Wm. Craig left last week for-tnnd-les. Wm. Bogie of Sheppnnitnn. a gnat cast of favorites iu the fast't uving Detroit, where he intends to stay for The ceremony- was couductt•d by Rey, saga of fisticuffs (l. S: Ritchie. of Ashfield Presbyterian -..rue time. "KNOCKOUT REILLY" •'hureli. Irl the presence of about twen- WESTI� IEI.I) J. Ralthby will undergo treatment for Katherine Alice. became the' bride of Al St. John Comedy -"Jungle Heat" ty guests. The bride was given in , marriage by her father :tml entered tint parlor to the strains of the weedding WESTFiELD. Jaw.. 24. -Mrs. Me- march played by Mrs. George Cbllhn- Brian, of Whtt•eborcll. is visiting at s._JI. She was becomingly attired In a the home of her daughter, jIrs. Percy -,gown of Lin berght- blue gntTnTn4e1 Vincent. crepe and seas 11ttendrui by Miss Knth- Mrs. Wm. McDowell was at Guelph .rine MacDonald dressed in roaewortd last we•k attetlding the funeral of bur -ilk e'rep•. Mr. Wm. Mnelronald. bro- une:e. Mr. David Taylor. tier of the brlife. sgppnrterd the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. ('ampbell are Following the eeretnnny a wedding dtu- visitors nt Toronto this week. tier was served hl the dining -room. The sympathy of the people of this The groom's gift to the (ride was n vicinity is extended to Mrs. Alva Me- white gold wrist -watch. to the brlth•.- Dowell in the 4leath of her tether, Mr. maid a white p.m p4n with aroma s -f - Braithwaite. who died et his home at ting. to the groomsman a. int utlfnl iendeshoro on Thuraday last. old watchchaln. Amidst'showers of confetti and goal wishes. the happy BENMILLER �('ouple left on the afternoon train for a afloat honeymoon trip to Detroit end itF:Xat1I4LFR, .Ton. 2•i.-Tlhe Young other point.. the briar wearing n gmy PeuENs Club met at t2e home of un brocaded broadtail emit with T111M't!ne and Mrs. !nh et at on Fridey rtM . flir trintuh,g and small black satin hat Fug mir is eery enJm 11 F time was with metallie trimming. On their re- sisentlid tltbse y enjo a __ , turn Mr. and Mn. Itogle will reside on the gra",m's form neer Sheppardton. lir and Mrs. Clarence Walters . ___,__-- _- Friday and Saturday AN ALL-STAR CAST he4u14.1 by the accord s umost psrpular western star in a new type of Fox enter- tainnu•nt ,'I1 1, Aplenty in "THE ARIZONA WILDCAT" Fes Comely -"Kangaroo's Kimono" Miatinee Saturday at 3 p.m Winners of the Gift Night held Jan- uary 23rd l'andlesticks. Mrs. 11'ei. Al- len; Roasting Hen. Mr. E. 1'. Cleveland; Tea Kettle, !hiss -Isola Jewett; Fountain Pen, Miew Nellie Wylie; (•arving Set, Mr. P. Walton; Cigarette ('ase, Mins 1. Fd- warde; Ci¢sreette Case, Miss Edna Young; Pocket Knife, Miss Masters; 1'oeket Knife, Miss 11. \Watson; Salt awl Pep- ppeers, Mrs. \Wiggins; Salt and Peppeers, Mims A. Fh key; Ten Si•t, Mite M. John- ston; Blanket, Miss F:. Dentition; Irtes- merSet, Miers al. (loxsl; FIashligi,t. Mrs. T. Elliot. Highest Prices Paid 11)1; \I.I. I:1\I,- 41F Furs, Beef Hides and Goose Feathers DAVID BROWN I'h, n „derich were a•uL'aal to Hulmesrllle ate da I past a'Pek en neeonnt of the illness of ASHFIELD e he r uTanglurr. airs. 13anfel tilde o 1. The La.lie-' Aid of Taylor's ('orners church wil'1 hold a business meeting at the home of Mrs. Rru•e Holmes on' \Welnestlzay. February '1st, at 2 p.m. .-death at Waiter Lipid ay.-AY.rrd yt as received by telegram on Saturday „last of the death of .1\:ulter Limdsety,. formerly of this township, in ('nllfor- nia, wht;re he had lived for alatut thirty years. I)eceasted was a son of Mrs. 1)ireitl Lindsay and a brother of Mr. Ben H. Lindsay of this township. Ht-• was forty-seven years of age. and+ leaves a wife and four children. He haul been engaged for m:uly years with t .Hiway company and occttpied an Imisrrtant potrition, The last time he visited' his mlol Itoale here w11s ten ieara ago. Messrs. .Arthur Fisher and' Thos. ISITFiET.P. Jan, _3. - The deatrne- R'llson shipped several cars of cattle tiro windstorms of early Dernllser frim Mc(:aw station on Monday. , were repeated nn Thursd y and Fri - The Sunday school of the lit'umlller .'ay of lar( week. with the result that 1-ntled church meets every Sunday tuore a'indmltls were wreekel and a morning at 1n 'clock. Evrrvhafc !s number of houses had wlpdnwpsnes rorvtinlly invited to attend t s -iter ve b;mvn in. Mrs. Rert M_aize_. who was reeeiving . 1-t-' ptuient fu Ilse genern T4asp4ta1 Ilt- Tornntn fmr�'the list two month.. has so Tar reeivi•red ng Tit Tat able to Tee moved to her father's home in Thin- ' :normo 'for the present. Mr. Mntse ac.-oni on/tied her home. ' Mlss Father (inrier rctnrt,el to (melph last week to Join her mother. Mrs, J. (tinder, who resides In that YOU CAN SAVE BY DEALING AT Blac a one's Enntiture Exchange West Street Goderich Everything in New and Used Furniture This is your store. Use it. lit i4QC.;. fi-0'Z� C.-(r:0E1 Benfiller Sunday School- meets every Sunday at 10 o'elock Everybody Cordially Invited to Attend GOITRE DUNGANNON DI-Nt:,1NNON. Jan. 2.5. -ora. J. R. MuXnh, of Lncknow, Is the guest of Mr. amt-Mew-f'W-J:-Crawford this week. J1r , (leo._Melntyre is visiting her brotbera_at EL Ilelens this week. ■ The regular monthly meeting of the Wmnen's institute will tae held st the • hone of Mrs..7..1 Ryan nn Thursday ■ nftern.son at 3 o'clock. The topic will ■ 14. given by Mrs. G. M. McKenzie, Thr roll call: '•My F'nvorite I'astlme." ■ The annual meeting of the West ■ %Vulwannsh Fire insurance Co. will be held in the parisli hall on the after- ■ noon of Friday, Fehrnary Sed- ■ Th*. annual meeting of the lents.! t'huryy_91l1_ Ile hehLJn 11ti_ basement 11� of the church nn Friday. evening of ■ this week. ,1 aoeiat time will he spent ■ after the meeting. The directors of the roulerieh Thir•l ■ Trlrtfione ('o. met sit the unite of the <f CALIFORNIAN LURK At the first it was gold which in- cited the pioneer -adventurer to round the Horn or take the trail of the covered wagon. Then• wadi gold to be discovered, gold to be cktltutd, gold to be possessed. One roan stumbled over it, another saw it, and the two words gold" and "California" rang through- out the world. T'rom the genexsis of known 1 alifneet4sa Ireslory the ..tit -am of humanity pouring into Its borders steetdily Ito ceased. As it increased, tra nsp.rtation demands hecitme great- er until now, when royal trains nosy cater to the eager numbers with mase and comfort. For Canadians who are Int,d by the gold of tin• suntshh,e. or t -be beaches or the grores, or by the quainttess of Its Spanish sett!huent- or 1ts golden opportunities for recrea- tion, pleasure and health, the Can- adian Paelfic Railway offers direct „•Itnecttoms gad i( sures ease• of travel and servlce unexcelled fn rapid transit. 1 A1Ndy to any Canadian Pacific ticket j agent or to N. R. Fierily. Town i'aleen- au r .►gent. Did You Get a Sigttrt Calendar' 'I -�s_.ac MUSICAL GOODS Phonograph Records, Needles, Violins, Tenor Banjo Ukelele, Guitars, Mouth Organs, Jews' Harps and Parts for Musical Instruments 1We Nill Ix• glad to procure any of these fur you. Let us know' .tonne reotoremeitts. AIWA). a pleasure toahow' ¢Dads. CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE �I Phone 90 Goderich HERE'S A CHANCE Atll11; ri-k, a -e \Ira. Sybilla Spahr's Teneilitis for cough,, hrun- chitis,, croup, catarrh, whoopine- cough, quinsy, sore tl'rroats and to". i1 i.....itk N .M" tn__i ..r money back. 4 u,tici ieli Druggists. I ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE W. l'. SN./I' I. 11als•nla-Ii.•r enol Dry- Cleaner Straw laninlrc lu e',.nnw lion West Street Telephone 339 THE GODERICH t i ` FiJyJ Y DININGROOM SUITES \Pee have on hand a nice ,.•sort- • went of Diningronut `uites at real values. \Pe would 114 plea e d to have you ill"I1141 ii:r good-. J. R. WHEELER Furniture Funeral Director Hamilton Street, Goderich Ont. Inausiger. Mr, Thos. Stotler'. on Tues. ..tsy oharnrolt--H.-4rrn4ttet wrnw 14454 nest preparatory to the annual meet - _leg of the Company. -�,w-Ttt«arMy-craning titer an -Hine.. of,ubottt two weeks there passed away ■ one or the pioneer settlers of thin olis- 1 Irlet. )n the ls•rson of Mrs. lhivid }:r . rington. nt the age of righty -four years. Further particular. a-111 be given next week. ■ Ihenth of Mrs. (Rev.) Pofter.- Thwr t nsaed aa -ay at the llomIlton ■ ■ ,•115 at present. General 11. •pltnl nn Sunoday. January Mach sympathy is extended in Mr. =nil. Susan lTurrell, widow t,r the late in,1 Mrs. Wm n'trnln and fnmlly. w•ho (fey. Austin Potter. in her sPi'enty-- receiv ed n telegram lost week telling ' seennd year. Rev. Mr. Potter and '•r the death of their dnnghter-In-law. Mrs, Potter were fn. mer , re.ddrnt+ of \ir.. Tlnwnrrl nprnln. of Vnnennver. Dungannon. when Mr. T'ntt,r was pas- 4.oloen ue Il C. trhn pessed swwr.fte tin illne'as ' tear-----rifw__-TTnn¢nntnnn nn,1 T'rewe extending ()ter three months \les Methndlat circuit. Tlurnin la_ survived by her hnsbnnd ,Ammer'Meeting of Erskine ('hurch. 'ind sic smell children. -Thr anrulnl meeting of Erskine . Mr, Albert Stevenson, nr Color! •h. l'r,shyt''rinn church wns hell on Tttr•s- ti-iter( one day la -t week with his per day evening The Carline reports In rota, Mr. and Mee. Jan, RtPCenwnn. nn ennneetinn with the chnreh org:anize- .cnm,aaalan 4. tion were ,uMAen1ell an.l upprnt-Pd. Mr. .Tnhn Meyers pnrehaaed a Ilse Very satlafnetory- progress a -as merle team of ynnng horses- from Mr. Ste- In 4:14.11 department. Thr mission eeon- phen Mnrtln reeentty.. trihntion w'as beyolul the allneatlnn for _tr..-Tnm- 4ulgley _was !hc_tntat .n1 rt-Mlr-ehsrtr. A Rnanrfnt terra re -t+f his slater. Mrs. Jas. Chisholm, ('ol- t2'+,, aa. shown after paying an In- born.. township. for a few daya last, debtelness nn the mnnsr.or tt2•�. week. :Ir• --r Ilerh, Slolher- nn.l Thos, Wig- T►nui its the very stormy weather gins were electel mnnmger.. After tlhe '•n Frhlnv last n lnrge crowd gathered ?meting. Mrs. F. (toss. who is organist it the nnetkm anle nt Mr. fleet Trc -of the church, was celled np, and, after 'coven's. Excellent orices were re- .one• ,.met llm'•nr4ry -mark+ made abed for the itve stock offered by Rev. C. H. McDonald es to her de - Mr. not- Meyers wild a call to 11i1' . •i„l, Ilnd dilig0m-e Its the seryiee of 'ev ate day last week. praise, she was pt•egented with n hnn.l- Ful'nwing their marriage. \ft-. nn1 so11m, ren,ery. Mra, lens Pcpr,ssc.l Niro. Tonnnv (Cosier held n reeeptlon 1a•r gratltmle for the kindnew shown •1 their home en 'Frl,Av etrruing. the 1„ r„l,,rm'-r•,•Ing her. while -he frit s2.. I3th. .boot thirty-five guests were was only doing her duty., Thr girl resent. The hide received in her 4rind then repaired to the hnsemen:. %editing ire -s of 1h1P georgette trim- ,, Imre refreohmenta were served. fweer 1'• .v 1.-1luaasuaia. Ysuwua mnvrr 1t- 0111 !s•erouti g more fam,onu. The• fol lowing Irtb•r ex V:ml un • 1 4. w'. Ilughw,n. - , Pear sir: • I reswh-e sit many rnquirtes run- . rern i�e 40Nr inter* It.•m•»lye. that 1 should end 1t unnvent•n, It 4,,, wnuLI .••nd mr 5', . 'ann• of your literatnr, that 1 might gl,.• It to those In. tri,IH"l. I r, en ha4 a letter all the war from rlbrtds melting stnul It. 1 also want to tell you snmettltng ear whore-erllal,er, y ut rM not k n�w- 1 nod It to he a aun.Nrfdl nrn661v 1.'r Potion •'..k and Poi«,n Ivy. 1 get I0tannrd with Ito to 1h1115 'eery summer mud the 4 :oitre Remedy h••als It mach letter than anything else 1 hay.• lure 1 �Tiim *-iiTTT-ling wrmrTiruTfy w�lr rllK att- ting rid of the horrid :011re Youars mite. yin. J. h. M111s, nod lands Nursery. Yar,ua..onl." wt- have many similar pelta". *urh es the• above, on Ale. for pnrtleulsrs of this ramous Iten,edy, write w' Huirh.on. tu•pr. (1,a., w Pendell 5450 ,r, 101.01110. Don't Fail to Take Advantage of Our Great Mid -Winter Clearance Sale Now in Full Swing \ FI';\\ t1F' 'I'Itl: ht.%R(GAINS : Dresses, regular $21.00, for ,4 4e 44 44 t-4 4t- 17.50, for 15.00, for 14.00, for $13.95 11.95 9.75 8.85 All Children's (tresses at clearance prices $r, rho value for ' Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats A few of this season's ladies' and miss's' \Pinter (outs left. These will he offered at greatly rvtl�eed prices. $18.50 O 44t-. regular 127.11(1. for Regular $2.25 Slanders' Ready -to -Wear and Dry Goods Store East Side of Square Goderich, Ont. t diel with golden liter ST. HELENS 1 1'. 1IELF)NS..1nn. 23. ---Mrs, W..1. I Itrmpirrey is spending n few days with her daughter, Mrs. George Welker. 1'ougratulut!ona 10 Mr. and Mrs. Walker mu Ihr arrival of a sate \Ir. Peter McKenzie. of Lanolin. 'task.. and Mr. and Mrs. Dougall Me- Kenz!e. of Tiverton, were visitors a 1 it Mr, and Mrs. ,ieK.nzle We; d, for a wart. The sympathy of the community is ••xtended to Mrs. \\'m. M4Quillin Hort \tit- (:en. McR•brerts in the death of r1i01r mother, Mrs, Robert 1latmo,. Mb's Ethel Robertson, of Lnektow, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Rutherford fora few weeks. Mri, R. R. Meller and Mn. Wn11ery \filler hare returned from-Goderlcl, - I after spending a week w Ith friend*. lecalh of Fnrmcr Imeknnw' Editor ■ I'he dont(, ,,f .I;nnes 1lrynn. former', pnhlisstier of The 1.rt -ki `'len"- e1. ■ °centred on Monday nt Vnnemrrer. B.C. \lr. Itnan,--was In his--,vttty-fifth year. Surviving him. l.,-- - s 1,1. wtf'•. are two sons, Wilbur alt Melville, the 'atter mf the British 1'ohnnbin I.o>;ic- 'ntnre. and it brother, Itev. ('anon Rryan, of Tnn,nto. Mr. 11rn,n tuns nppw►inted Dmulnlon inspector of 1>m- -I4r ean,t,- INrnty years n_-• and re- move,l b, British Colnnnhin. mr:king his residence of Vanronrer ■■■1/la■110■■1/I•■■■■■t■■■ ■■■ 111 11( ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ALL ABOARD THE SUNSHINE SPECIAL The Sunshine Special. our "crack" train. Irate- these• yards eter) day fur point- south. Ind the (feat F'uiks, who run the train. Inks ail the responsibility for a pleasant journey--_ ._._,___- 111 you' hate to worry about in gat - ling on hoard. 1n order for emit Irum the Heat Folk' )ard par. all your expenses and put- sou on the train. tsar, gb ' ■■■ ('AL1. THE For Good Clean Coal J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY Phone 98 - Goderie6 ■■■1111■■ Huge Price Reducfio�s on All Ready -to -Wear t„ FUR COATS 2 only French seal. Regular 5125.00. Clearing price $85.00 1 only 1st quality Beaverine. tenaAn Regular $100.00. Clearing price .. t,PPUJ 1 only Northern muskrat. Reg. $225.00. Clearing price .. $1 `r✓•00 Ladies' Winter Coats Have now been grouped into lots at ridiculously low prices. Many of these are the season s beat garments and the prices considerably below mill cost. It is your opportunity to save. 4 only --to clear at . . . . $7.50 each 7 only -With fur collars) and ruffs. Regular to $22.00. - $12.50 each Clearing price 6 only-- Finest garments. Regular Clearin t ricer $17.50 each 6 only -The season's hest. Regular Clearin ,price $23.50 each ■ ■ 111 1 1 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ $ 1 ■ rte"' ; 26 50 '3800 j ' gP ■ ■ �a $3400 $4200 ■ 1 jl� V g P 0 ■ ■ �_. 1/ ■ 1 ■ ■ . 1 ■ ■ 111 ■ ■ ■■■■I ••11•N$a$$1■I•■111■■■NIM1■■■■■■■■■011X■■■ Lee Oboes, who cnndaets the t-9. tanrant ow -fest ',•,set. ,ens k,fore MMRIstrate Reid on Monday nn n !r mps of wetting elgnretteo l�� minors. ,,un,1 was fned 110 and mets 11 may nM he genetwlly known that It is 1 - 'Awfol to sen eigarettea to p 110aa Under eighteen years of Age THE S. A. GRAY CO. ■ • 111 • Dry Goods Ready -to -Wear Wall Papers House Furnishings West Street Hardware Ever -Ready Columbia ignitor Dry Cells For Rad in., Telephone Ignitio 1 and General Cse Always Fresh 50c each Alf. Tebbutt & Son 11:,n1,,:,n . 1': 1,,t-. , i4.- 1,:, - Phone 486 We Deliver West Street Inausiger. Mr, Thos. Stotler'. on Tues. ..tsy oharnrolt--H.-4rrn4ttet wrnw 14454 nest preparatory to the annual meet - _leg of the Company. -�,w-Ttt«arMy-craning titer an -Hine.. of,ubottt two weeks there passed away ■ one or the pioneer settlers of thin olis- 1 Irlet. )n the ls•rson of Mrs. lhivid }:r . rington. nt the age of righty -four years. Further particular. a-111 be given next week. ■ Ihenth of Mrs. (Rev.) Pofter.- Thwr t nsaed aa -ay at the llomIlton ■ ■ ,•115 at present. General 11. •pltnl nn Sunoday. January Mach sympathy is extended in Mr. =nil. Susan lTurrell, widow t,r the late in,1 Mrs. Wm n'trnln and fnmlly. w•ho (fey. Austin Potter. in her sPi'enty-- receiv ed n telegram lost week telling ' seennd year. Rev. Mr. Potter and '•r the death of their dnnghter-In-law. Mrs, Potter were fn. mer , re.ddrnt+ of \ir.. Tlnwnrrl nprnln. of Vnnennver. Dungannon. when Mr. T'ntt,r was pas- 4.oloen ue Il C. trhn pessed swwr.fte tin illne'as ' tear-----rifw__-TTnn¢nntnnn nn,1 T'rewe extending ()ter three months \les Methndlat circuit. Tlurnin la_ survived by her hnsbnnd ,Ammer'Meeting of Erskine ('hurch. 'ind sic smell children. -Thr anrulnl meeting of Erskine . Mr, Albert Stevenson, nr Color! •h. l'r,shyt''rinn church wns hell on Tttr•s- ti-iter( one day la -t week with his per day evening The Carline reports In rota, Mr. and Mee. Jan, RtPCenwnn. nn ennneetinn with the chnreh org:anize- .cnm,aaalan 4. tion were ,uMAen1ell an.l upprnt-Pd. Mr. .Tnhn Meyers pnrehaaed a Ilse Very satlafnetory- progress a -as merle team of ynnng horses- from Mr. Ste- In 4:14.11 department. Thr mission eeon- phen Mnrtln reeentty.. trihntion w'as beyolul the allneatlnn for _tr..-Tnm- 4ulgley _was !hc_tntat .n1 rt-Mlr-ehsrtr. A Rnanrfnt terra re -t+f his slater. Mrs. Jas. Chisholm, ('ol- t2'+,, aa. shown after paying an In- born.. township. for a few daya last, debtelness nn the mnnsr.or tt2•�. week. :Ir• --r Ilerh, Slolher- nn.l Thos, Wig- T►nui its the very stormy weather gins were electel mnnmger.. After tlhe '•n Frhlnv last n lnrge crowd gathered ?meting. Mrs. F. (toss. who is organist it the nnetkm anle nt Mr. fleet Trc -of the church, was celled np, and, after 'coven's. Excellent orices were re- .one• ,.met llm'•nr4ry -mark+ made abed for the itve stock offered by Rev. C. H. McDonald es to her de - Mr. not- Meyers wild a call to 11i1' . •i„l, Ilnd dilig0m-e Its the seryiee of 'ev ate day last week. praise, she was pt•egented with n hnn.l- Ful'nwing their marriage. \ft-. nn1 so11m, ren,ery. Mra, lens Pcpr,ssc.l Niro. Tonnnv (Cosier held n reeeptlon 1a•r gratltmle for the kindnew shown •1 their home en 'Frl,Av etrruing. the 1„ r„l,,rm'-r•,•Ing her. while -he frit s2.. I3th. .boot thirty-five guests were was only doing her duty., Thr girl resent. The hide received in her 4rind then repaired to the hnsemen:. %editing ire -s of 1h1P georgette trim- ,, Imre refreohmenta were served. fweer 1'• .v 1.-1luaasuaia. Ysuwua mnvrr 1t- 0111 !s•erouti g more fam,onu. The• fol lowing Irtb•r ex V:ml un • 1 4. w'. Ilughw,n. - , Pear sir: • I reswh-e sit many rnquirtes run- . rern i�e 40Nr inter* It.•m•»lye. that 1 should end 1t unnvent•n, It 4,,, wnuLI .••nd mr 5', . 'ann• of your literatnr, that 1 might gl,.• It to those In. tri,IH"l. I r, en ha4 a letter all the war from rlbrtds melting stnul It. 1 also want to tell you snmettltng ear whore-erllal,er, y ut rM not k n�w- 1 nod It to he a aun.Nrfdl nrn661v 1.'r Potion •'..k and Poi«,n Ivy. 1 get I0tannrd with Ito to 1h1115 'eery summer mud the 4 :oitre Remedy h••als It mach letter than anything else 1 hay.• lure 1 �Tiim *-iiTTT-ling wrmrTiruTfy w�lr rllK att- ting rid of the horrid :011re Youars mite. yin. J. h. M111s, nod lands Nursery. Yar,ua..onl." wt- have many similar pelta". *urh es the• above, on Ale. for pnrtleulsrs of this ramous Iten,edy, write w' Huirh.on. tu•pr. (1,a., w Pendell 5450 ,r, 101.01110. Don't Fail to Take Advantage of Our Great Mid -Winter Clearance Sale Now in Full Swing \ FI';\\ t1F' 'I'Itl: ht.%R(GAINS : Dresses, regular $21.00, for ,4 4e 44 44 t-4 4t- 17.50, for 15.00, for 14.00, for $13.95 11.95 9.75 8.85 All Children's (tresses at clearance prices $r, rho value for ' Ladies' and Misses' Winter Coats A few of this season's ladies' and miss's' \Pinter (outs left. These will he offered at greatly rvtl�eed prices. $18.50 O 44t-. regular 127.11(1. for Regular $2.25 Slanders' Ready -to -Wear and Dry Goods Store East Side of Square Goderich, Ont. t diel with golden liter ST. HELENS 1 1'. 1IELF)NS..1nn. 23. ---Mrs, W..1. I Itrmpirrey is spending n few days with her daughter, Mrs. George Welker. 1'ougratulut!ona 10 Mr. and Mrs. Walker mu Ihr arrival of a sate \Ir. Peter McKenzie. of Lanolin. 'task.. and Mr. and Mrs. Dougall Me- Kenz!e. of Tiverton, were visitors a 1 it Mr, and Mrs. ,ieK.nzle We; d, for a wart. The sympathy of the community is ••xtended to Mrs. \\'m. M4Quillin Hort \tit- (:en. McR•brerts in the death of r1i01r mother, Mrs, Robert 1latmo,. Mb's Ethel Robertson, of Lnektow, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Rutherford fora few weeks. Mri, R. R. Meller and Mn. Wn11ery \filler hare returned from-Goderlcl, - I after spending a week w Ith friend*. lecalh of Fnrmcr Imeknnw' Editor ■ I'he dont(, ,,f .I;nnes 1lrynn. former', pnhlisstier of The 1.rt -ki `'len"- e1. ■ °centred on Monday nt Vnnemrrer. B.C. \lr. Itnan,--was In his--,vttty-fifth year. Surviving him. l.,-- - s 1,1. wtf'•. are two sons, Wilbur alt Melville, the 'atter mf the British 1'ohnnbin I.o>;ic- 'ntnre. and it brother, Itev. ('anon Rryan, of Tnn,nto. Mr. 11rn,n tuns nppw►inted Dmulnlon inspector of 1>m- -I4r ean,t,- INrnty years n_-• and re- move,l b, British Colnnnhin. mr:king his residence of Vanronrer ■■■1/la■110■■1/I•■■■■■t■■■ ■■■ 111 11( ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ALL ABOARD THE SUNSHINE SPECIAL The Sunshine Special. our "crack" train. Irate- these• yards eter) day fur point- south. Ind the (feat F'uiks, who run the train. Inks ail the responsibility for a pleasant journey--_ ._._,___- 111 you' hate to worry about in gat - ling on hoard. 1n order for emit Irum the Heat Folk' )ard par. all your expenses and put- sou on the train. tsar, gb ' ■■■ ('AL1. THE For Good Clean Coal J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY Phone 98 - Goderie6 ■■■1111■■ Huge Price Reducfio�s on All Ready -to -Wear t„ FUR COATS 2 only French seal. Regular 5125.00. Clearing price $85.00 1 only 1st quality Beaverine. tenaAn Regular $100.00. Clearing price .. t,PPUJ 1 only Northern muskrat. Reg. $225.00. Clearing price .. $1 `r✓•00 Ladies' Winter Coats Have now been grouped into lots at ridiculously low prices. Many of these are the season s beat garments and the prices considerably below mill cost. It is your opportunity to save. 4 only --to clear at . . . . $7.50 each 7 only -With fur collars) and ruffs. Regular to $22.00. - $12.50 each Clearing price 6 only-- Finest garments. Regular Clearin t ricer $17.50 each 6 only -The season's hest. Regular Clearin ,price $23.50 each ■ ■ 111 1 1 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 111 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ $ 1 ■ rte"' ; 26 50 '3800 j ' gP ■ ■ �a $3400 $4200 ■ 1 jl� V g P 0 ■ ■ �_. 1/ ■ 1 ■ ■ . 1 ■ ■ 111 ■ ■ ■■■■I ••11•N$a$$1■I•■111■■■NIM1■■■■■■■■■011X■■■ Lee Oboes, who cnndaets the t-9. tanrant ow -fest ',•,set. ,ens k,fore MMRIstrate Reid on Monday nn n !r mps of wetting elgnretteo l�� minors. ,,un,1 was fned 110 and mets 11 may nM he genetwlly known that It is 1 - 'Awfol to sen eigarettea to p 110aa Under eighteen years of Age THE S. A. GRAY CO. ■ • 111 • Dry Goods Ready -to -Wear Wall Papers House Furnishings