The Signal, 1929-6-13, Page 5Thursday. June 13, 1929.--e
TOILET ARTICLES
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FASHIONS IN
COMPACTS
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Goods. Large shipments have arrived and our .tock is ex- •
eeptionally well assorted.
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iN TOILET GOODS
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
PHONE 90 GODERICH
ASHFIELD B. H. Z.
LEEBURN
A bountiful luocb wag *Med The 1 Lucknow ; Joon" Mrs. J. A. Stoker
barn was brilliantly lighted for the 1 1141111/1 and Mrs. G. F. Hrenirman
occasion and ail prosounre•1 it a very (Evelyn E.1, of Cleveland, Ohio. Trio
LElEBUTiN, June 12. -Mr. and Yrs. 1
!sisters also survive: Mrs. Clark, of
E. Reuniter and family. of Attila
Craig, spent the week -end with reW-
tives here. Mr. Geo. Freeman. Aho
had been lepend•ing a few days with'
them. returhed home.
The ladies of the W. Y. 8. will
please remember that thee•June mon-
thly meeting will ire held oh Thursday.
the 20th, llktead of o11 \\'ed»ew.la%. the.
19th, at the WO 11.4P, Nile. Mr. and
Mrs. Lundy expect to he la•eweut at a
:very Important event at one of their
appolntmente on the regular meeting
day.
The staff of the Sunday ..hoot were
pleased to have two new• ,.dolts last
Sunday. Tilts is encouraging.
or
_ • • dent, Mrs. Nei1 J. Neil
i:e t 1.r-
NI. 6.•urir
• w' :I,EX' 1, Julie 111. -\ r. u+ep • Duncan .L•1. luau. .\
�nalth• who la+ slant a maple of eery interesting program at:•i :1 K•,•• t
n
That popular annual _ardeu party , months 411th his sun and daughter ',attendance very
intr of g program al:., 441 to
1 the .\T 11i.1 3 usual cir'alil i; to Int' near t .litYs around
St. ie visiting a few the suet•er.t of the meets.:. 'rhi• June .
G
OD�R .; .a.i•bn'k.1at t1µ • rtwidelu .• JfttMr.IJohn' West 'trotu ake,u elsiHelens
t twitlh his conore tig i meeting will be held :1' 't..• twine „f
1 1 ,tl a I .. .. \ • \ delightful Nliosiuu Rand picnic Niro. Y. C. McKenzie.
forty ' Quest" at the home of Ur, ail.i Mr..phty
t
(quit a large friends f \ I ti id I Another sister, Mrs. J
r1ea�Nt a event.
Quitelar nnP�,' '.f !/.tier Florida, and Mrs. Cryegtler, of Torun o.
ruin . , t r oho J. II 4tU11.
attendede had neral of 'the late dr predeceased hint about six weeks. Mr.
Thothe tunes
Thomas Gouley on fyaudry Isar. t:ruley was a member of Knox Pres-
Thomas
Yrs. Jack O'Malley 111µt Ali.,: 1r4•1e , byterlan ehun•h, Goderich. In' the
It. are'yisltin tt ; alateuee of the 1a1$t„r. 1tev. 1t. e. M.• 1
McCarthy. of Metro g.' i Derutid, who waw atteudiug the Oen- ,
the home their parrots. Mr. sad eral Aapeuddy. Rev. J. E. Ford ottk•i-
Mrs. W. Yet'arthy, Ihtt a.•ek. .telt at the huleral st•rric„o, which I
Yr. and Sire. Bordon Irwin and wnt. � were held on Sunday arrrrrl.o.u. The I
of rwt wawanosb, were the gurus ,
interment was in the fatuity port h1
• of Mr. and Mrs R'ni hcronuell ou , Kintall oetuetery'. the pas n.wrena be- i
Sunday last. lug Meatus. Jarvis \Giles. 'W41111nt'
1 Congratulation. to ' Jlr. >v rr N1r•. Young, Jem1h, Farr wµ1 William Elwood Drennan on the birth �f a s•u , \\'site.
a 11lviild 1ktuglasl ou Juu,• nth. .
Al the May meeting o: the 1'nion
l'. F. W. D., held at the Want. of Mr,
., , I D. McDonald. Lot•halab. ttl•',•I sere
e
�l lIF1ENS elected for the coming ye:.r: 1'rei-
1 .1 h President, Mira Ne
1. Ili •a.on•tars Mrs.
MILLINERY
1HE HEAT Fot.KS ARE BLUE
BLOODS. THERE iS MO MIXTURE
WITH THE SLATE OR STONE
FAMILIES iN OUR FAMILY TREE
YES SIR,WE'RE F F.F S -
FIRST IAMIUEsOF
THE. FOREST
I.azeu .y'. • on the t :;1st sere )lr.
bountiful supper, i re a cher- too held pialllr.liat', N'hl'It about t'r a (toy Maize on Sunday
word; Kiyru by tie Ilelwore ./spans, took part K and Mm. \err
r..u. ! Nlrs. Rest
iota
in games and enjoyed
al E`reeuaut> y♦,r•:u[u:
' 2witted 'Craulaerr farm." rU and spun.. .lune h. Mrs. W. H. Maize, Y
S:. eent4. Mint; .buses Y f of Mrs.BluetL . Maier. Dungannon.
was the guest of Mr. awl Mn. F:d. i ,� Late Ttltoana 6aulr?.-Follots-
'Chum Ger a few dare. ' Ing a sax week.+' Blues.. •e)..i.•:Ilh ."
••••'•••.S•• NI r. N'ill motored to
\!r. ohe+ter,curred-of Mr. Thos. Gat:.'. eti'1'hro-
l'44 ail waer e,l to 1'uurtrif 1 on Fri- 4111)', J,tuu• 11th• at the 1µu11.' of u o o11.
THEATRE 11y. awl were the ylor. ut their coo Mr \\ill Gaulry. Caurde,•stwas
rews.
MI1IEEL.ria. s. . Elmer Taylor. Gtaderich. The late Mr .4.11.1
...-
Mrs. w daylg, wofith
Blyth, u titer, horn on Mori' 12th, ls44. ia.Iritruad,
fur a few' days with her daughter, an elder sou of the late Mr and Mrs.
Mr.. Alf. Webb. Gauley. When le a:.i about
Mr. 111141 )Ira .Use. Rantoul T. of 'ten years of age the fans .s ee:Tle.l 4.11
iris •i{ the C. G. 1. T. of • ion of .\-bti.•I I. the
fa pioneer -•il.•d ar:a•her
Saturday, June eith. of a
p emit i.K a ta., t Hr. .1u11u Mills. of Durham, and three-quarters
rters united century
iuuruarri. warring..
uleutily. A t> bis t I 4 1 t 1 t r
gMr.uests
ltof Mr. Vatut, of Flora, were daughter of au -
f 1 1 s nests of \I r. 1`:alrue Alubewrn over Mir,. Helen
piewewer Irwin,
emp., who fir.•�te'eased
CHOICE GROCERIES
FRUITS. VEGETABLES. BUT-
TER, EGGS. MEATS, FLOUR
'EVERYTHING 1'11F: I1E�1_
Week of June 17th to June 22nd
Sionday and Tue•nday-
Rin-Tin-Tin
•il 1nm • tale �.f mistaken
r • .:tie bandit and
,b+, •,.4141 111 makingthis
11111 zoom lith ,L.uble.barn•II
taipe,l tht s the lith tone..
\\'litw•I,urch Presbyterian church on they la4ng a
Kang o . t„Is ra. a t"1 ..t
' latter and Mr. him about eighteen years 'tt,'st\'ilnaw
acti'..len the
ucuull. 51r. and Mrs. Jim. Be
"The Million Dollar Collar" and Nlr.. W. Taylor visited recently of ten children siz a '
with their fiefdom. Rev. W. Taylor, at and Thoma'.. of Grater. .: David. of
Nlrrntrid l LSTely E.U'NTIE1 lielwure• St. llelru•.'
H1T.►i►" C111tiu United church..
Vsrdnesday and Thursday- trill hold it. garden 'party on Tours- (t r.
day, June _'7th. N�
Helene Chadwick and Francis `,
X. Buckman
Hate you ever .Noticed the imprint of
a leaf on a piece of coal '.'• are eo•.Iarr,.I iu a uiy-nen •!rams th
You'll find one wllnetimes.-.-a silent will take sot by •'urprl»e. Fall of else
reminder of the pre-htsuartc forest, ;itnan.tl-. trn4t• .1ra11.t. 111114111• this
froth which coal came. awl elaborat.• back_ronmi_ t-
- CARLOW
Silrerwood's Ice Cream
FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED
h,r your pr.4e1tion
Ca11 in( look around and 1b'
convince.l
When Clusliaess is Paragould
Sparr's Grocery
The torr '.f 1 -ate -faction"
Hamilton Street
Goderich Phone 146
\\'F: DELI\'F:111 IN Tir\\'S
Charming Hats
in Viscas and Mohair,
in the season's new shades, reflecting the new softness
that has captured the- straw fashion
\ CORSAGE FLOWERS
at •
er CARLIrW. .lune 12. -Mr. and NU -s.
is \\i"•leu 1'11derw.s"l, w'111, have lawn ,
calling on relatives here the lust few
,lays,. are on their wedding trip. IllVlIr-
Think of the centuries of sunshine
and fresh air that nt�tst have been
al -sorbed by these 'rested before
th#y were finally buri41d.!
That is the coal we offer vou; wood
mired with concentrated sunshine
and oxygen. and pressed or thou-
, , ands 'uf years 1
1 •''.
\o wonder it burns so well.
.For Good Clean t_oa,
tl. B (MUSTARD
COAL Y Saturday
at ''
WARE.: l'\ F
a`.�ay It wlt0 J*Dlea
t married at Fate. 1 a.. uu
E,hlealiltt.l
l'ernnly `HI/1.1/ TH.►T ""'° 4. 1'n.lrrwo,nf wise Nlary
,hay. Mr , .hh•r of the Isle 1
Friday and Saturday- Col. \t fit Young .. u
NIIINKF.I \,slug. ymitige t da a
r _ of u,• uud of Nlrs. Young.
GEORGE BANCROFT now of Dos Angeles. California_
former Cothortie girl who wwlias staves.. the Cali-
JG
Ci•
JG herr wish
Betty Compflo. and Badanota fol a registered Ilex trio
u
heal .:.cast of capable favorite- im this her much iler
-big -duty of ,deaden ashore. A rough, rl11r. and Mrs. .Arthur ['lurk dud a
stark :un1 rally drair* produced in the
t•TIte Dragnet.'
isthis
s characterizationtter san in a11,11t1huay t dgUK ten+. Vent land Alweut
r. Mr. anti )ins. Ross and two daughter,
"The Docks of New York and Mr. McNeil. all of London; _I 1r.
Tu•edo Comdr "N I1 ES WON'T . Walla.* Clark a•µ1 *sister Gera
NE.\KEN'• phew and uie,e of Mr. Clark.. v,f Em-
Iwo;
m bra; at... Mr. Hall of Embro an.1 14.,....•
Matinee w un ay Yun111L of \Goomhst(Wk.
' Messrs. Will a1µ1 Frank V. sing are
CO PAN t', I N4:--''111 1.: \
busy- *praying their mrttarts. Moth
Phase 98 - C+ � � � � � • • • • `• • • have fine young _orchards and know
how to look after them, and they are
giving thethe attention [ley
quire at this time of year.
NI 144 Isobel Tyndall visite"i• with her
mode. Mr. .\lex. Young. on Tuwalay.
Nlr. 1'. A. ltolers,tt -left on Tues -
,Illy to join the group of Liberal me•w-
hers of ,Che la•giol'Ititre who are tour-
i„g N.ta�tltern 22nd arlo.
Mr. :11111 Mr-. .1414. Hayden and son
Carman and Mrs. Ruchiu1)111. of fort
.\lla`rt, visaed at the home of Mr. ami
Nin. .lames Mcllride on Sunday.
The funeral of the late i'h.trltt+ �
Stewart, which took place to t'olhorne,
elnetery on Monday, was largely 1
II t tended.
Mrs. A. Y. Henderson r: titrated hour
on )onduy after a four week.' stay
with friend./ at Barrie. Toronto and
+ s:nelph.'
'1r. and Mrs. .1. Robertson awl Mr. '
111,1 Mrs. N1.11 -pent Suitably with 1
friends at Southampton and Coiling- i
wood. li
Phone 4.1* Th, :,loam I: filers 1, Mr. and Mr.4. it. M. Young Tuesday
• of Inst week received word of the,
,merlons Illness of their daughter. Mies I
Isobel. who lino tot./.11 attenoling the
a:uelph .\KriculnUral College. UP
War,
taken suddenly 111 and was rushed to
•
the Guelph hospital. whereo n opera-
tion was performed for of dic1
Ifer mother and her sister. Mrs. E.
Latl-son, left immediately to be with
her..'• Tile op•ratilru utas auctvwdtil`
and Miss Y g at latest report *a+
improving very satisfactorily.
1 Mr. noel Airs. 4:onion Molloy awl '
two cliilie•11 motored to Hamilton one
• day last eek and made a brief vIPit
with Dr. n 1 511*. Hamby sod on their ,
' return wet'.' accompanied hi Mrs.
Nlcl'hte: sr.. Who is eis•tnling aotae
time with her. on here
Nor, :Ind Mrs. Moran 4'rawford :std
hitdren 1n,1 Mr. Ert:%+1 Foreman. of
1.11111. \ll'li. were r,"a'Ii yi'iters with
Ntr. and Mrs Mien Wilco t. Nit...
Furman, alio had I,eetl visiting with
her parents. .lir. n:1l Niro Wilson. for
two weeks. returned to Flint with iter
I:It'lllttd.
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ars^ .r
ASIiFiELIV
FORD CAR STEEL
Summer Footwear
We have a large variety in Sport Footwear.
Running Shoes for the boys and gir s.
Bowling Shoes, Golfing Shoes and Tennis Shoes.
Our Bowling `hoe- are Made to Rive comfort an 1424." from
• moruing.till..night. They have that snug ti ins
it.'. in the arch. Try theta.
Our Golfing Shoes were made especially to our order , fid Is •
lieve use they are real Golf shoe
(:FT YOUR OPTING `;(HOES AT
W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
IakA lxpl.,t GRAND
Liberal Demonstration
im;.t and Picnic
at Grand Bend, Huron County, Ont., on
Wednesday, June 19th, 1929
for all the Liberals and Citizens generally of Huron, Middle -ex,
Perth. Oxford, 1 amhton, and the City of London
The Federal Members from all Southwestern Ontario and also
the Ontario Federal Cabinet Ministers will be present.
The picnic will be honored with the presence of
HON. ERNEST LAPOINTE, Minister of Justice
who, with
Hon. J. C. Elliott, Minister of Public Works Ci^i
Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister of National Revenue
Hon. Jas. Malcolm, Minister of Trade & Commerce
Se.pator Rankin, Wellington Hay, M.P., Ross Gray,
and' kliss Gertrude Rankin, President of the On-
tariot.iberaf,Women's Association
\CI1,1,\1E THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS E:
The Public Meeting will be opened at 2 p. ■. by Mr. Thomas
McMillan, M.P., of South Huron, and Mr. F. G. Sanderson,
the Liberal Whip for the Prcavince.
Come with your baskets and bring your families and spend a
pleasant day in the interests of Liberalism in Canada
/IIR i; RAND iN ATTENDANCE is 4'4
GOD SAVE THE KING
ombines Strengt
with 'Beauty
THE high grade steel used in building Ford
car bodies gives maximum driving protec-
tion. Beauty of design has been combined with
rugged strength in these all -steel bodies. The
wood parts shown in the diagram are used
only for attaching the interior trim and roof
material.. ..,,;.;...,.
If this body -that of the Tudor Sedan in this
instance - mounted on a Model "A" chassis,
were turned over and resting on the roof, it
would support the chassis, engine and all with-
out even bending the narrow window pillars.
Such is the strength and high safety factors of
.5S11VI111.1'. .lune 11th.- .\ 111111,.'1' b •'
from .\ohfM1.1 attended the 11.11y�i nilly
me
�itr,-iety'.4 rally at Wingh:tut ,,
taf tert.nat last.
11r. and Niro. John Meyers had us
their guest/. on `tnu.lay hist NIT awl
Mow. i'hililr I- t•rini. Nllos 1.114 ins
Frrin4 and Mr. and Nlr-. Herbert
Erring and son. of Hanover.
1'ontnt•n,•ilIg Sunday. June 11th. forty
hours of dletotlonal servicers mere held
in St. .144.41.1.11'. clmrrh. King+'Itridlte.
Rey. Father 1 'nli,•n, of London. whet
the apecbtl speaker.
Reeve Jun. .\. MoFCentle and IkgruU•
Iteere Therotas .\nder-...n httende•,l the
.lune seeglon of the intron ,-minty i
council held in G,>,lerich Inst week,
Mr. .5lex. ,NleKentie. who /pent the
Mgt six months at '1:R 11011P 011 rhe 4th.
Itft lust week for Owen stunt en li
POMP to the Whaler' Provinces.
Mir.. WIII McCarthy tat contlnrd.tn
ied last week snfrerligvrrom n ,Frere!
told. \\'e hole to hear of her speedy
recovery.
The large new• *1001 barn en, -teal by
Mr. Janwo McMillan on his farm last
foal mos the ,eene of a gats event on
i Friday evening 11111. when over four
hundred iwoide
s.pentbied there to en-
joy themselves In old-time dancing to
tow Ara:na of -a four -piece orchestra.
Lord engineering.
Vision obstruction is reduced to a minimum
by the use of narrow steel pillars. Lower rear
panels, including the wheel housing, are made
in one piece. This unusual feature on body
construction gives additional strength.
Electrical welding adds greater rigidity and reduces
the possibility of squeak and rattle. Panels and frame
sections are welded or riveted. In assembly of Targe
units where bolts are necessary, strips of anti•squeak
material are used betwee(t sections. Sound deadening
material is also used. Soft roof construction, of heavy
padding over galvanized mesh wire, provides an ad-
ditional element of quietness.
Ford Car
Features
Tholes of colour.
51 le 43 miles 1141 hoer
em -herb power 04100141
halloos 1001
Fully enclosed s,r-hrak, elegem
ito.da,ile hwfrautie shorts
atn,rh0q
to to r0 mil -e per 0allow
of ostohne
Shatterproof oho. windshield
The, pearl ion tion leets
Reliability sod sew upkeep
Arrange for your demonstration ride with the
nearest Ford dealer
403
St. Andrew's Si, Goderich