HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-6-21, Page 4hospital on Monday to hare his ton
ills moeli.
Dr.reMety regor and Mrs. McGregor.
of 1RlnuM. were visitors with Mr. and
held, at Sit. Peter's s•hnr'h. 4;calerk'h. i Mrs. ties. �ttn:rrt:----
hi"I Sunday. Societies from Wing- ' Rer. B. t'raw:-of Lucknow. oceupied
ham. St. .1,Ignstine. Aoierlt-h and the pulpit In the United church on
Kingsbridge talrtlt•lpated. I tttmdny. iter. H. (.. 1Whltfie4l took
Mr. Alex. McKinnon. of \'Ingham. Is, air. ('raw''s serviePlt
visiting his sister. Sirs. Jerry O'Con- Mr. and Mrs. ,Sohn T1n•rnin and son
nor. Norman and nnughter Mary. of Nor-
Mrs. C. Moss and Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Mrheton,visitetl their mother, Mrs.
ow And family, of Woodstnek, aftentI
' )Ilrnin, sr., over the week-r'nd.. The is
Stinday .with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ayre Ili/ to attend the Durnln-Elliot
Dalton. *ere
Durnin-Elliot Reunion. -The an-
nual Durnin--Elliot reunion. held on
Saturday. June 111th. proved. as in pre-
ceding years. a total success. The date
cellist not have been better chosen. it
was an Ideal day for Such an event.
The well chosen site wan the beauti-
ful park overlooking the Gowlerich
hot. The The nstlal meetings and greet-
ings took plan'. Dinner was served
at 12.30 to about two hutwlred by the
younger element. After dinner Nobe
young folks indulged in a game of
soft -hall, 'Helen MacDonald. Imo -know,
and Lena Durntn. St. iHelens. being
chosen enfeeble. Ilehen's team hent
by nbont ten nuns. Some of the men
played berw•ahoes and flute +twIttna,
teeters and mnvpne were In great de-
mon(' by the children. The lake proved
a great attraction. Abort ten helots
were In the harbor. two of these he-
ing large groin lasts. The fisher.
men along the tkw•k were undoubtedly
, molested by both young and old. At i '
ti chs k supper wan served. After Sul.
pe•r Mr. Wm. Rutherford was (•ailed
on for nu address. \lis remarks took
somewhat the Zine of Mosinee% emi ern -
Ing the next picnic. It was derided
to hold the next picnic on the fourth
Saturday in June, i92n. at Iktyliehk
The folkowlag utdevrs were a1.poM1e4
to look after the plans for the coming
pienle: President, Mr. Wm. Rinker -
ford ;
ather-ford: secretary -treasurer. Mrs. Sam
ihlrnan: program committee. Mrs. Will
Elliot. SIr..V,. lnlrniu, \Ir. Tont (tack.
WPll, \L-•. Joe Moore 1111(1 Nr. Jim
Inman:social ,s.nnnitte•. Mr. Itobt. It.
Ihtrnin, Sir. Toot Weloster, Sir. Hole,
Dentin, Mr. I'Mlrlee Ihtrnin and Mr.
La r1 IhlnuIn. After supper, soft -hell
wits ngaln started, the same cnptaIns'
cbis,sing up find Ilehetee team again
winning the victory. About 7.30 the
people began to gather lip their be-
honginge and 'after the usual good=
fires they Ad Tau for their resperti e
homes. An enjoynhle time wan spent
by all present and we hopes for oven a
larger turnout next year. Relatives
from New hamburg. Morriston, Silt-
ehell, Itp,', Iocen. port Albert. Wnl•
ton. (Tinton. R'Inghsm. Lucknow, St.
Helens, Dungannon, Ashfield and Good -
erica were present.
Tinsley, June 21, i9tS.
THE
ALL OUTDOORS
15 CALLING
To enjoy the outdoor life as
you should you must be com-
fortably dressed for it.
-JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS -
HATCHWAY (no -button) UNDERWEAR, INTER-
WOVEN HOSIERY, FORSYTH SHIRTS, ENG-
LISH GOLF HOSE, BATHING SUITS, HICKOK
INITIAL BELTS, GOLF KNICKERS, OUTING
PANTS, COAT SWEATERS, ETC.
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
"The Store With The Stocir"
Men's and Boys' Wear
Phone 57
MODEL THEATRE
WEEK OF Jl NE 25 TO :in
Monday and Tuea.day
BLANCHE SWEET
with
WARREN RANTER .AND M %R1
McALLISTER
in flaming drama of the hew West
Slid its old lutsAldif. .1 ronuror' . f
the Iiklalioma oil gnahers.
"SINGED"
}'ox /'onledy
"SELE("17SD"
WedneMlay and Thiiradal•
AILEEN PRINGLF:. LEW (Y)Dl
AND OWEN MOORE
in a sparkling far•Ical comedy some-.
A thousand laughs garnished with:
plenty- of thrills will be served you lu
•-1't:.% FOR THREE"
itegal Comedy
"LOVE 'EM .AND FEED 'EM"
BENMILLER
IIIEN'MII,IiE1t.I'..' Ben -
Sunday
mat%he
unt1le� Sunday s.lool slit i 1111
God -
fat'. June Cath, at P.01Uliilt
rid chuprh. 'Mrs. An,lroa, of God -
:.•h, will alert'. on the -.Weil of
miss
PORTER'S HILL
PtkilI6t:It's IIIL.. Jn t' Cat The
ullg le''plt•'s •4.1•v ice lc.'1 u1 Grave
Lurch, Wirier's 11111,, on iiwday hast
It as a dee ilit•d srur•ess. Mlsw Delight
Modell, of 4 ndorl••h, gave tt splendid
address to a II tit ii rch. The service
was taken throe lout by various wem-
Ia•rs of the Poon: People's Sta•lety..
The annual 1'k'i1 of the Sabbath
school and YOuug People's Society of
Ilriite church aill Pt' held Friday
ufteruoana at Bayfield.
GODERICH TOSHIP
STRAWBEhtity FF:'iTIVA
strawberry festival under t
piles of Iltiou United church.
erlch township, will be held on
schtad groundsoppwosite the church
7'l:urstlay evening. Jute J•th. Su►
sill be served from U to c oacx•k, to
la• followed by a program of orches
Ira selections. vocal solos. duets, trios
-}-and nuaf 's
orchestra sail r„mttnny. of Goderich.
Admission: Adults ,-A cents; chihlretr+
cents.
Major's 6 -piece Orchestra
D. D. \la jor. Leader)
is open for eigagemeilts
for Garden Parties, Lawn
Socials, Entertainments, etc.
-
I'opnlar and Classical
-For hellos los a1.1• -'
PALMER, C. CARTER,
Telephone T05. - 'Pflephone 35.
tioierich - Ontario
Fritts) and Saturday
THEODORE VAN ELTZ
supported by n wonderfully selected
all-star cast. .\ slashing tnelo/tram,:
of the roaring rails and heroic Mar-
ines. Teeming with action and thrills
is
"THE GREAT MAIL ROHitE1*V "
Maguire Comedy
"MICKEY'S iN SCHOOL"
Statham. Saturday at :t p.m.
"THE RIG PARA1)E"-July 4, 5, 6
THE
GODEIF}EH
Ow MI
fta A PENNY SAVED
IS A PENNY EARNED "
SAYS FRAMKUN
*UV HEAT FOLKS -SAVE ON COAL
S11Y NOW -SAVE OM PRICE
THRIFT -not miseriiness-is the
true economy. The careful
housewife and the greatest corpora-
tion both believe in ecomocial buying.
in getting the Most service for the
least money. They are both bargain
bunters. NOW is the bargain -time
on coal. if you lay in your winter's
supply at once, you get the best coal.
fresh and clean from the mines, for
considerably less than you'll get it a
few weeks later nn. You'll need the
coal anyway. Why not get it off
your mind andenjoy the savings, as
well ?
CALI. THE
Saittelite
For Good Clean Coal
J. B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 - Goderich
AND
MADISON N AV/LENOw
X
-soo-sOP" .44 `,*+1 1
Millinery
An Attractive Showing of
Summer Hats
Transparent feats with
large brit and smartly
trimmed.
Crochets, straws, flower
and ribbon trimmed.
New Ribbon Hats - in
white.
Matron Hats in smart
styles.
LEEBURN_
L}1}yll'11N. June 20.-T1ae people
of the Ltrhurn 1'nitrd. church have
been busy the 1Oaet week papering and'
painting the church building and t hey
are 'artists! to be oble to announce that
the re -opening will take place next
Suuduy with a special service con-. RI
ducted by Rev, C. F. ('tarke. of North
street. God -Rich. at 11 a.m. In the
n•ning. at 7.30. the anretl cantata
The Galilean" will Is, given by a
union clir. On Slonaav **vetoing a
sacred concert will be given. consisting
of solos, duets. quartettes and read-
ings. Program begins at A p.m. Ad-
mission
SIGNAL, ,- GODERICH, ONT. _ _
visited ,t tlr. and Mrs. Earl \', -
nt:111 on s
NI l'lloth. , 11'al leu. -The L..11'.e of
\Ir. no, ,\. 11'sldeu. 1- i-! \C,tta-
n ,eli. It
event+haat .Ivue t:;,u. whentheir .i., Elva \hat•. tt - u, Iced
In w:,: \Ir. Sidney .\ 'tI 'Iln-
chey. ,. Il and Mrs. Jehu \l dello-
rhey. . Fast t\'nw;tno.h. Thr !
rfeliI ,c t, oot .date• .,r, the loll, lice.
W. It .tilt of UQntnr olli'i itiug. '1'I
Lrlpe nil g..ve(t iu peOch georgcti
. er silk Iwo •o '•ed t'reee. w lt.l
tlalu':IS 'arrant•''• coronet of bruit,
wren! 11. and carried n Is•uqut't of sweet -
heat; roses :r41 •ntaldeuh:t►r fern. Tho
weld ug iii rd waw played by Mr -
Will Mcl Lowell Little Fern NI.
IretwclI. cousin o'' the bride, was the
Rower girl tool was ('Iii chortningly attired
In pale blue ,•111f.\t, voile with rosebud t
trtnnuiugs. Iluriiig the signing of the
-register Misses Edith and .lean Mc -
lamed *nig "Yon .ire .111 the World
to Me." Afterwards the wedding re-
nnet Was served in the dining -room to
about Apvvolts-dive guests. The happy
couple left on a trill to Stratford. Tall -
don and other points and on their re-
turn will reside on the gram's farm at
Auburn.
AUBURN
"A1'Ri'RN. June 19. -Sir. and Mrs.
Ket'j_of Fort Frances. are making a
Teti 7lttys' vl,IT Wfl11 hen later, Mew -
noble. They motored over.
Whdle. smaking n neighborly visit to
\Irs. 11. \nngbint on Saturday even-
ing Mrs. John Thompson fell and
frot.wrwl a thigh.bone.
Mr. Eugene F. halon. is presiding at
the lower -ch.wd ecaminations at 144.8.
forth chi+ week.
horn was rerhere
eive'l by re'ntives
-of the death of Miss Margaret \Wilson.
danghter of Nr% J. Wilson and the
late Jtw•pl: Wilson ..f Big Fork. itainy
ver.
Mr. Riley. of i.ondesnorei. is raleilg
the Presbyterian church balding this .
week and work will he started an
soon an possible no the work.
J
Y()I• ARE CORDIALLY iN-
VITEI) TO INSPECT
OUR STOCK
Miss MacVicar
KINGSTON STREET
Saturday and
Monday Specials
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Men's Fine Broadcloth
Shirts, with collars to
match or attached. Sizes
14 to 161/2.
Special $1.39
Men's Work Sox, in
plain black or brown.
Special 19c
Men's Odd Coats, made
of waterproof cloth, in
grey or brown. Suitable
for inside or outside work.
Sizes 38 to 46. Special
$2.25 to $2.75
while thy last.
Boys' Blouses, in fancy
checks or stripes. Sizes 5
to 13 years.
Special 59c
M. Robins
Phone 384
Tiff ••e)M• ■ )elf ••f)TF •
$ 2 AND UPWARD
MADISON
oETROI-
UFURAI>\Ilf
f AMfUn • figs
DOLLAR DINNER~
SHEPPARDTON'
ASHFIELD
.1S11:11F.1.T. Jule 1C. --Rev. (1.
Ritchie preached In the morning in
viae .Ashfield 1'reshyterlan church.and
in the etening Nr. Perrie. son of Rev.
Dr. t'errle of W1nghaltb-ercuphet the
$itiPPARDTi)N. June _n. -All the' pulpit.
farmers were glad to see the rain The regular meeting of the W. M. S.
came. to help the late grain. was held at the Ionise of Mrs. Sohn
Mr. Frank Hawkins Is wearing a MneKay, Kintail. There was a splen -
broad smile because a little girl has did program. a good attendace. rind I
come to stay itt hie house. n dainty lunch was -served by the'
Mr. Ikeve Gnen has purchase,' a hostess.
Sitteerest symlunhy In extended to i
Mr. and Sirs. Kenneth MacLennan in
the hose of their infant daughter.
Kenina. •Who died soddenly last Sat-
nrdoy with an attnek of pneumonia.
Miss Beckett. R.N.• lins returned
home from ilagan's. Mr. Ambrose
Rogan, who was so seriously sick, is
improving nicely
Sirs. hoes. of Kintall, has gone for
to ,visit to Windsor and Detroit.
11r. and Mrs. Philip MacGregor, of
('l icngo. are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Rod. MneGregor.
Mr. Nell Ma,Dnnald is building a
handsome cottage at Lakeriew Park
picnic grounds. Klntail. We hope
other• will follow this example.
KlNN:SItR111j:E. June 19. -Mr. and The crops are looking !splendid since
Mrs J. I'. Sullivan end family, of , the refreeloing ntln.
Albion-1►nt., and )Irs. Jas. Morrison
:aid family, of Markdale. spent Sunday ST. HELENS
nolo the parental ...w.r or Mr. and'
new car.
Mr. William Burrows, wife and j
ehildren are here from the West to.
visit his sister, Miss Mary Burrows, 1I
and otter friends nod relatives.
There will be no service at fiber*!
partiton church next Sunday. on ne-
taunt of the special services in Lee -
bun: church morning: and night.
A number from nrouud here went
to Dungannon on Tuesday to hear
'Miss Irene Thongw,n's address on her
work In China. There was a large
audience to hear her and the address
was mach enjoyed by all.
EINGSBRIDOE
Mrs. P. M. Sullivan. $7' ll};Lt;NS. Jour Is -Ht r: \1Tlson
Sir.- -Jerry Dalton. of ileteoit. •Is-alroorhf, Mrs. R. J. Woods and
y-isitleg his brother. Mr. Louts Dalton. I Woods motored to --Fergus on Satur-
Mr. Theodore and Slleses Margaret I day. returning on Monday.
and Iielena Foley. of Detroit, motored Mr. S. Gibson went to 11'Inghtm
home on Saturday.
Mr. Jerry t)'('onnOr • in busily en-
t•nged Moving and raising his turn.
The normal Holy Name rally was
,NILE
'NILE, June 20.-A large crowd
gathered in the Nile United church
on Bunchy emeltitlg to hear the sacred
cantata "The (:ahitean." This cantata
will he given again In the I.eeburn
United church on Sunday evening
nes t. -
Sihss Oral Finnigan and Miss Mabel
Woods motored to Stratford on Sat-
urday. returning on Sunday, Scenm-
panied by Miss Pelma Flnnlgan. of
the Stratford Norma: Schaal, who will
spend her vnention at her home here.
We are sorry to report that airs.
James Tahb Is on the sick list. We
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Albert Thein and daughter
Petty Jean, of Toronto, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Thein's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Moilhalrmid.
Mr. and Mrs, Geo: Hoarsely. Sir.
and Mrs. Wm. 'Frisch, of Pontiac.
Sllch.. and Mrs. Jas. Thompson, of
ooderb•11, rolled on friends here on
Snnibly.
Mr. James Snell Is visiting relatives
and friends at Winghem this week.
Some of the farmer. -In this vicinity
ar• busy at present bottling gravel for
the road,
WESTFIELD
WESTE! V1,11. June 19. --Messrs.
Edward and Emmerson Rodger were
Stratford vislors on Sunday.
MIAs Stnrdr, of 1Wintham, is visit-
ing her sister. Sirs. Lents leak.
Mrs. Wnl. Walsh, of Toulon, spent
, few days with her brotherin-inw-.
Mt Albert \Withal.
Mise lk,rothy 'Baylor, of lk•lmore.
spent Sunday with her grandfather,
Mr. T. II. Taylor.
Sir. and Mrs. J. E. }sill.. Mies Nary
and Mr. Jason Ellis were ('Mosley
visitors on Snnday.
Muss Grace Redmond, of Stratford
Normal St-hanl, in home.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley elta'e'khouse. of
Rrnref ekI.
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Me ga►well.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry. of Michigan.
SELLING
OUT!
L.
Unthought of
Undreamed of
Nevertheless True
C.A.HUMBER&SON
JEWELRY STORE
After 40Years of Successful Business
Close Their Doors
For Good and Forever
The Entire Stock
Goes on Sale
Saturday Morning
9 O'Clock Sharp
Big Opening Features
Don't Miss Them !
Never Before - Never Again
Such a Complete Sacrifice
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