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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-7-12, Page 4k. F pf •-• • For Sport Wear warn, tveallicr apparel. We from our large 'dock Of HATCHWAY UNDERWEAR, BATHING SUITS, OUTING TROUSERS, HICKOK INITIAL BELTS, INTERWOVEN HOSIERY, OUTING SHIRTS, SWEATERS. GOLF HOSE, BLAZERS, STRAW HATS, ETC. "The Store With the Stock" Men's and Boys' Wear Phone 9 MODEL THEATRE WEEK oF JULY 10 TO 21 Monday and TueednY John Gilbert NILE THE SIGNAL, • 'GODERICH, ONT. day with Mrs. lteytou, of Clinton. Miss Anni.• H. Henry, R.N., was 1 culled to Toronto tat Saturday for au emergency entad lu the General h.rgdtul !Imre. ` Mr. A. 1.. ..lot terland, of IfiWlotn, Mau.. and Mr. and Mrs. Via -rise Switaer and .!eau. of $t. .fare.. %hilted with 1 Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1lettty on Sat- urday. Mrs. Ed. Browning and baby Lilian, of Kitt. trdine, spent the week -end with her (athi•r. Mr. Geo. Cottle. Mrs. Macgregor is visiting with re- latives at le.ehal.h and Paramount tIli. week. Mr-. W. J. Mtl'lenagbau and on Igo leayr for NVellaud this week after vtditing for some time with her sister. .II-. Sarah Garbutt. The !people of Brick United church held a very sucoessftd lawn wxdttl on Friday hist of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ilers.at Irwin. The grounds and' platform were splendidly lighted by the Delco lighting system• installed for the evening by Mr. Melville Cul- bert of Dungannon, whleh helped greatly to make the evening and the program more enjoyable. The gate receipts amounted to 3170. NILE. juts li.-We are ple,p'eti to mr. Miss Nellie WiLes attlt BOW after bete recent operation iu the Goderich Mr. and Mr.. Herb. Peutland anti 1'111111041 neitored to St. Thomas .011 ; sister. Mrs. 0,11 Sloan.•for a few days. in a &WHY of titan's fear and elintan'o_ squire., epent the week. loyahi. A tale of adventure in tropic , tool with friends here. isles and Alaskan wilds ! Nitre; Alice Sheppard underwent an ' operatiou-iti the Washout hospital on GODERICH TOWNSHIP . AUBURN, July 111 - Mr. anti Mrs. GoDERIC11 Ti-m-*NSIIIP. July 11.- Amalie Jackson. of t;isierich. were Haying operations have begun in this attest, at the home ,,f mt. and mill. heavier than at first expeeted. Mr. and Mrs. Clarvitte Wahlon. of The W.M.S. of Union United church Myth. *pent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. -Harwood and , Mr and Mrs. Arettleeillissare 0,4i - ren motored to Atwood tit} SHIA'S an.4 )ilrit a't the home of Mr. and Mrs. Molt. spent the day visiting taititives there. mien. Mho; Helen Bell. of Windsor. is home of her father. Mr. Jas. Bell. to Toronto on Monday. The play. "Yitumie Yonson's alias Elisabeth Cowell. or- Pickford. (ilintrx9.1:wbyPtrehegelyitZinglin.4412:ek.'.11:0,11.1iieefiltr. tAhrethguures. of her aunt. Mrs. the date to he f11111,.11tiee,1 later. Mr. W. J. Thontiesto motored to 1411 imcknow on Sunday. The horniest. is a cousin of Mr-. Wilson. The W.31.8. net the'bente orMrs. dent. Mitten. Clark. presidia. There was a large attitudinise abet lbe.nieet• hook, **The Christ . !he Indian Road." wore reit.' in turns Iiy the inembere• A duet. -In the Gar; c I." wee rendered by Mrs. Gordon Mce ee and Mrs. C. A. Robertson and wa- Amen appreciated. At the conclusion the meeting a inty lunch was atc-'ed by the 'imam' :did her daugtiter Join. 111111 Mrs. McKenzie. of F.gnsond- i Mr. visited Mr. au.I Hrs. Paul Maedel on rtldaY. and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Maedel had ;is guests Mr. and Mrs. Holahauer, of Niagara. antj Mr. and Mrs. Potter, of Holtnesville. On Saturday lam 11 4011 anti heir :one to the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Bean. CongratuNtions. Nilso Mary Robert -on, teieter. of Niptitara Fella, is with her Mater, Mrs. Ed. Fisher, for the ‘aelltion• Miss Christine Rebertson. who is a pupil of Mr. D. Ili j..r. was sueeessful in her music examinations a • AUBURN "Bow to Make Commonplace Life More Interesting,•' was given t.y Int. Phillips, and several snatches of is try were read by dtRereut members, Mrs. Whittleld and Mrs. Stuart sang "Juaoitn." It was divided to hold the annual picnic nt Guderich on the :IIIb dud to incite lhe,mendk'rs of the t000l Ing chap to jolt. with the Iii -time in the outing. DUNGANNON 1►1'\'hANN4)N, July 11. -Mr. and Mrs. G. M. McKenzie and Master Mal- colm spent Stanley at Clinton. Mr. Thus. Stuiley has returned hour after spending it few days with friend+ at ltltk•vule and \Vingham. Mr. Robs. McMath, of Detroit, is visiting his sister, Miss Jennie Mc - Math. Miss Elate Lawlor. of Auburn, is the guest of her diner. Mrs. Calvlu M•'- Intyre. Mr. Chas. Tamblyn. of Loudon, clsite.l he hme Mr. and Mrs. It. J. t'natatwfonttlastoSuofnday. Mr. turd Mrs. Fred Ross and Muster $ 2 AND UPWARD MADISON tMADISON AVE. Pe. 1,1111.111.0 V00411.4 ESTA Ill Fe AL ft re•mOus. emu DOLLAR ElledellEIRS • 'rite mins and warm weather of the past WO weeks have brought the (Toilet on..wIth a rush. [laying 11/1A 4.0111 - 'Hewed. and wheat is beginning to turn. Conditions are favorable for root crop.. and fruit. with lite exeete lion of apples, promises a past yield. Ihmehi spew the ‘%eek -end itt 1.m...1- Entrance Results Are Out Ilklgter AIIIIII Reed Vi.titell %% ith Th.. (;04eFidi ,..,•11..,d, Heal'. love the,o pupil. who . were v:Intlitlektes Inn ing ' daughter Mary. of London. are Malting Park memorial medals are Madeline Kenzie. ' totid Mark of GUI wins ti.e cold nealal. Mrs. Gordon. of Toronto. la floating ona ji,,,poriaA atiddietott. of centred 1 lwr nieeP. NIrti. (Itr.i Case. school, to whew the silver medal Is Ills fiarents. Dr. ond Mrs. Came. Ile Northern 1.igItt• In July • Nlessrs. 111. Ileltae. W. .Niternethy. C. ' "northern light,'" alth veld weather. lividly anti S. Seott. I anti there w1111 II1111.11 A' 011,1er Ih..11 ft Mr. and Mr.. .1. WIllkom. ef St. brilliant display of the phene 'tenon Nitir•,.. (..rIller residents ..r iningannon. was 'wen on Sitturdity night. after a PARAMOUNT Mr. ond Mr& Joe Curter and Master called on friend- to•re .,I1 al141 Very warm day. I•rofe.soe Kingston. , Reggie. of Port Elgin. are liotid:*ing MacGregor is visiting her daughter, Mr. and Nino. James Carter. Mrs. Jac), *Henderson, and will oleo Mr. aud Mrs. L/oyd Ferguson at - visit friends at Ripley and Lochalab. tended the C.P.R. pknic at 1..11Y4t0t4 , Mrs. Grant Maeliermlii. who visited Saturday. one day last week. , Miss Georgia Keehn. • f Detroit, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. George Yunz Mut. this week. Mr. and Mrs. George Finch. of De UAW, are visiting friends in the village Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill and Nlaste Billie spent the week-et..I at Hamilton NI Harr Cowell anti son Arthur Menday of this week. of the University of Western onion... The sad news roe' lied here of the states that the lights Are **sa inted death of Mrs. Mark Jones on Saturday with sun ' spots. witielt are at tlwir The deceased mesiniinn this vear. and that stuck di - %ilk her loothond.tesided in this corn- plays will be."( common oceurrenve I timothy IA ,. y11:11•A tie... The ttyntletItY tlar.tig the rentalt,inz month., it.t, this; Mrs A M Rice motored -to Leodon of the conomulity I- extended to the yenr. Saturday night's -.how* was a, liereayed husband, , • perttcularly beautiful one. and wilt , Ashaelil isos ond Duneatition. result• heavens. anti at times was brilliantly Mr. Percy Finigiin. rood and brIdee _ W.M.S. at II fli4111.1. in Mr. Geo. Ilftrrli FOR SAL' E AT elnirell entertained the ladies -of the--, James Jackson, on Teesdity7----- ,M__ A_ PLE LEAF INN • Death et Robert Reid. -An old res1- 411.111 Or 1111. 01.11111111taitY. in the perm:* ACRURN. July 10.-Mlas Helen iICE CREAM AND JERSEY .,/ of Robert Relit mowed away at his, - home pm the lith coneession of mitifield Relater. of Seatorth, Is the guest ot ber on Tneeloy evening. liereased watt 1 DAIRY PRODUCTS .. ' Wednesday and Thursday WESTFIELD i Jackie Coogan V1 itll 1.2f, 11.111.411. 1 iertrutle Innutteod' 1% Es rt i ELK July 10. -Miss Ruth and Paul Burst . Vincent. of London. 14 spending two in a vivid story of romance on the high. w"ek". vselinon wills her parents, Mr. wet.. .1 picture full of maritime thrills and Mr- J.11111 V illt*III. Y 'II et a A nionher of young people attended friends In ltetroit, has returned to her Mr. Jno. Jamieson, who was very ' ill. is able to Ise out again. Mr. and Mrs. Maeguillin spent Sunday with friends near Itunganuon. I. spending his inAhlays with We cousins, Roland and 1.1oyd Ilendereon. and LitemottionnI action. g the Juitior Fanner,* picnic at Bay- A wee girlie has eome to live with shipPaid of laughs and gaspe. "Ineld on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rayner", and of Nekton', Mich.. are vis,itingL Mrs &BUTTONS" Mr. Edward Rodger is in Toronto • has reeelred a royal welcome. Cowell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George taking a special teacher's course. Miss Ellen MacDonald. who RAI Marti?* Path(' Comedy -"JIFF:BEE JEEBEEti" Congratulationo are extended te visiting her Meter. Niro. Eldon Mender- Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Hanna. of Tor be 1 ittiOs brother Mr FOR YOUR OWN PROTECTION TRY SPARK'S GROCERY Quality Groceries aad Fresh Vegetables Silverwood's Ice Cream Bricks, Dixie Cups, Bon Bons and Bulk it ts Grocery "The Store of Sat isf act ion ' ' Philos .146 Friday and Saturday William Fox prosents an all-stAr east and A great story in this modern pleturization of the media of present -clay luxury "Soft Living" Fos Come•ly-"A LoW KICKER" Matinees-Tucsday, Tittirislay and Sat- urday at 3 p.m. Smartly Trimmed Hats Friday and Saturday $3.75 and $4.50 In a wide range of styles with flowers, ribbons, pins, in banded and appliqued effects. Many variations of brims, in colors black, blue, green, sand, red and navy. Miss MacVicar KINGSTON STREET Paint Requirements We handle S. W. P. BEST 111* TEST We handle on'y Pure Linseed Oil, Turpentine and other paint ingretl lents Davit h• misled by cheaper dope Carrie's Hardware Phones 501 and 363 Goderich 20% Discount off any Tennis Racket in our store. Our large stock of Tennis Rackets will be offered at 20 discount. These are all new 1928 mock. A wonderful op- portunity to get a good racket cheep. We can 'apply you with all other Sporting (Jooda, 1 Ina Golf Balls, Golf Clubs, Soft Balla, Tennis Bella, etc. Cole's Book Store Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MeVittle -on the son. hos-returned her home in onto visited t a . • birth of a balpy girl on July 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Will Tamblyn am! children. of Toronto, and Mrs. J. Tam- ! Idyll. of Lontleelporo', visited on Satur- day at the home of Mr. and Mro.1 Mr. ond Mr.. W111 Crozier and fam- Frank Campbell. ily, of Crewe, visited Mrs. Crozier's permits. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Campbell, on Sunday. ASHFIELD 11r. and Mrs A. Stein were vests of Wingliem friends on Sunday. Friday. when Paramount fandliett held their animal pienk at 1'oint Clark. ft -hall. fontliall anti varions rates were held. followed by, a autuptuous ASIIFIEW. July 9. -Mr. and Mrs. borne MacLennan and family. of , Windeor. visited with friends in Ash- field ower the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Griffin anti Mr. and Mr.. Albin Griffin. of Detroit, spew wia.k visiting with friends' , around Kintall. Mr. Malrolut Mtn -Lennon and Mr. J.' 'Ma, Donn 1.1 motored frau Buffalo fee the vieek-end. 1 Mi.. Thelma Minim% re left this week fer Detroit. Miss Flora Affilrew. of Lucknow.1 visited -with Mr. and- Mr*, Beckett 1...k ill the stroalperry pant. ST. AUGUSTINE. July 10. -Mr. and Nirs. .1. W. Boyle ond family visited !toward Thompson and Robert Me - %Ulster what trod tie 1r tomtits reutovtal In Winglettn !wields' loot week, are Bar 1 Lawson. tide Week. eithir-elght searsrof-ege• The funeral -costaistiog of - MILK, CREAM, BUTTERMILK AND BUTTER, also -FRUIT- CHERRI101, BERRIES, BLACK CU ARkiffkk antiflother in • Master Byron Reid. et Toront0. is; takes place Thnnulay afternoon from boUdayIng at the neat. eflite men, • the home of his nephew, Mr. William 11r. Geo. Sturdy. , Reid. to Dungannon -eemetentI. Rev. On Monday peening of this week a . C. H. McDonald will eondurtiffie tan - (social eventng was held on tire lawn of eral /terrines. BLYTII `4vr'xil Mr. and Mrs. E. Rilithby under the ing was °Pent By alETE/1411116" Terre at Oki Point Farm the past week led to a.runtor thst some Detroit people had purchased the proPerty and were about to eetabIlah a Ng amuse. went restort there. The Signal Win- Mmirl.71. July 111.---.•orUMID Garrett. who ,liers been principal et Rrozeter continuation school tbe lard ex years. has been engaged as principal of Blyth continuation school. succeeding Mien Worse!! (Mrs. Stevenel. who resigned to be married. Death of George Spafford.-The death occurred at Oshawa on Thurs- day. July 511. of George spafford, wbo waS working in that city as a telegraph operator when be was taken ill with- appendieltis. Ile was.taken to the liespital. where an operation was per- fornied, hut without soccess. Deceased his Ispyhooll In Myth. Mg father, the late Charles Spafford, being C.P.R. statitm ngent here. Repack* hi* mother he leaves severd sisters ortd brothers: Mr.. Richard Sartre/int. rube: Mrs. R. Taylor. London: Miss Hattie Spafford. Toronto: Misses Mary and Mabel. Woodstock: Austin. of Guelph; Wil- - An were home for the funeral, which took place from the family residence here on Sunday. tlw service being con- ducted by Rev. W. 11. Hawking. The remake% of the late Mrs. KINGSBRIDGE much improved. Fitzpatrick._ °LIS Jugliete_,_ were inter - rid in tile It.17.1. cene•tery tilt Sat• entity btat. Mr. A. -1t. -3Ohneton is having his' big the work. Mr. nod NIrs. Win. Wilson spent the friend. at present. Mr,. If. Stn‘tli alid two cliihtKn. of Toronto. tire the street,. rs. !haven • Mrs. D. McGill. of Myth, le the roeat of her brother, Mr. W. T. Riddell. Mrs. H. Bogie aad sou returned dome last week. Slie wee accompanied formed that the report is quite la- ity her sister, Miss Kempton. correet. Mr. 0 E. Fleining. who tome leave this week for their holidays. having ft surveyed. tuft -wttimitt any • Mr. and Mrs. Rice end Master Garth 1 Gme ago acquived the property. was Which they will spend at Montreal. As a result of the small cyclone change of owne;? or other immedi- ate plans in pr iect. -which swept throngh hem on Monday KINGS11111110GE. 10.. -Mr. McDonald. of Part:hill. anti MIAA Annie • Doren. orj.::ee,tratt. ...pent the week -end with mat • a here. Mr"' .1 trcontior returned home Alittinlay after it delightful visit his daughters Detroit. Mr. James Griffin. of rIthogo. Is holidaying at Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. George Drennan. of Detroit, re. ' turned on Suminy after a week's Tarn- ' lion at his home here. --Special next wear: HOT DOGS -Sc l'rovincial Highway, one mile from „404.0.0.0404.004640.6,0.0...........0604,44.60Ctericti Sten 33n. Rosilleses Myr amages We have en land a sire semertmenst ef Carriages. *roller& Pram. On earls. eta.. In different eflors. Also/ Carrinies. Kiddy Cars. Heroes. U need a Ur give us a sal. Oar ale last many trees were uprooted. . .11". T. W. ("""iwill ill sPeudi" iii" 11111111111111111111111111M1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Silin holiday% in Toronto. During this time unite wtth the INA* ,ongrega thin for•,-.• guest of Mr. and Mrs- John Houston. ----,- ------ _ . !Wise and Bert Martin motored up to WAITECIll'itt'll. july 9. -Mr. null otIver trite -.TR Annshry. ; 4 4,1 shi,3 atteffit..d the s„itzer Miss Loretta :111.rs returned home ST. IIELENS 4.44*u (.1,,okyk. are fiolltia111411:1ng I friend. Miss. Irene Woods. Mrs. A. Stuart ahd Miss Anna. of Toronto. are gne•tts th, old home. -A number of rshi friends and neigh- bor* attended the ftireral of Mrs. Ed. Fitzpatrick of Wingham. The gym - lathy of their friends In this com- munity is extended to Mr. Fitzpatrick and ;Infighters. Messrs. Wilson and Alvin Woods left on Friday for the camp at Wasaga Mr. Arthur Wheathan. of Galt. I visited over the weer:end at Mr. R. J. nre the tote -t, of their nephew. Mr. Wallace Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Webb and Miss Gladys have rettirned from a very NMI!, minion tind plenty at St. Nlorys "" " "r' "3. " Pr " ."( Wen•int trip lip elf', friends nt Mr Len 41'1 °twilit,' of Detroit mo Nliss Dime Patton. of Toronto, Is " • • trip to Detreit , on Frith') last. Nils. Vera 'road 41I ill ft. Mrs John. Mortify tort d up t ope •Pril . ,N1r. FON, !richer of *4 a No Mrs. Ilarr Latimitt nnd daughter • Kolbe's. on.? $11,..0401f111 'fel% ilig 1",".• of Detro;t. are visiting of Miss t ion : Gaunt (hon.'. Fits wail.' An tntrlrr`IlFttg hlt1+ rrrMe {VIM plityr.t1' dell. 1;4'0. MOSS. 1111111 MoOret Edna st Eintail on Tat-at:iv night. lettween Waddell (hon.) ninl John Garten. L'"'h'11`41 nod Einashridae. The 'core Iterker nod_ Verna. of Nlitcheli. and i" t 1111r her nem. Mrs. Tim Mrs. Mcitac. of Simi-ord.'. spent clan- s • I NI and Mrs Jos. Sutherland. In the -hall bet l'ridti Mr. -ftitil Ruslineld and Mrs. "I'' .2 I" 1 in of KletNiiritige. ,,,' son Richard and Mistiest Norah /M- oines. and Mrtritnret. Baxter. of Caledon. spent to fell' I lay". lest oeek with Mr. und Mrs. John Falconer. 4' ARTA oW. July 11.- Mr. and Mrs. Mrs John Kennedy spent last week , A. C. Clark had m, ltundn ilsitors id, with her dam/liter. Mr!,. Lend), Of three brother. otel their wire*: Mr. Mr. And Mrs. Geo. McClenaghan and , Air. And 110, Will clnrk. of Ilickem. Mildred and Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Mc• 1 mut Mr. and Mrs Robert clan. ,,on Clenaghan and Eileen -spent last 'Neve! mid dnitahter, Wallaess and Vero. ot day with their uncle. Mr. John Baker, ilwitiro. olsti Mr MIL of Woodstock. of Clinton, end Mr. mot Mrs. W. Wooten anti ttvo Mr. and Mrs'. Wm Barbour left on children of Carlow. mooday to els& Mr.. Norrlith. of Walk.' Mee. Genres (Von anti faniily hod for mann. 'loiter* nn thintioy Mr and Mre Me - Miss Merle Gaunt ylaitert hislt week , rormiek and "ain 31111110S. of Detroit. With 114as Agnes Coultes of Twit anti Mimi Minting. of Virginia. woman's. . Mr. end Mrs. Rodgers. of Toronto. Mrs. Fox and Mrs Henry spent Toms are visiting vsith Mr. And Meg. Allen 111110 Itoro:Ity 11141,, A• Mil:er motored week. Mrs. Moodj nweting her mans fhe ”Soo. - eft Friday for• e ober points, ore, of Fergus. are Mrs. John Thom and Mrs. W. to Port Elgin on ,* day with friends,. Ay, of Eons. were, watt formerly Wes end she enjoyed ; frlends on her .n.leed. No. 12. enjoyed dellohtftd i ”M1141,` Creek." on Mr Jortit's farm, where 11IPV indulged In flahing. 1 Thom accomponied Mr. and Mrs. 'R. of Speen,. seek.. 1111 1 motor trip down lsy Mount. reflect and other Vie Harris Mission Rand held their .%tter the meeting they engaged In 'contra. etc.. and a lovely plenit supper tres. on the poet. The women'. Imtitnte met at Mro. , W. A. Miller* on Thttritilay. with a had cheer of the meeting. The gap**. July Sale of New Summer Dresses During the month of July we are offering special values in our lines of smart warm weather Frocks E141 for misses a Printed Silk Dresses in a range of attractive long sleeve styles, featuring the latest trends of the mode. Sizes 16, 18 and 20. Specially $5.95 priced at . satins of 'summery georgette, dainty and de- lightful, featuring the season's latest frills, collars and cape effects in white, pink, maize, mauve, rose, dawn, etc. At special prices. Double Weight Fuji Dresses Simple straight line styles featur,ing sh-Ort and long sleeves. All sizes. es are offered at prices that will appeal to you. These Dress - New Ladies' Felt Hats We have received a new shipment of ladies' felt Hats in various shapes and shades. Bathing Suits We have a wide range of Bathing Suits for men, women and children. Suits that fit lightly and comfortably. Every size and shade. MEN'S STRAW HATS - Our line of men's Straw Hats offered at remarkably low prices. 'These Hats are the season's newest shapes and are of unusual fineness, cool, light and nr comfortable. Priced from vac up Week -end Special Factory Cotton, unbleached, yard wide, even weave. Regular price 25c 18c per yard. Special at per yard CORNFIELD "SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP" Ladies' and Man's Wear Wad SW of Squire Moss 415 Gmlerick, Ont. 06111111111 14,