HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-7-11, Page 5Paris Green and Arsenate of Lead
WE KEEP THE BEST AT ROCK -
BOTTOM PRICES
Paris Green
Arsenate of Lead, in packages
Arsenate of Lead, bulk
Bordeaux Mixture
45c Ib.
45c Ib.
40c Ib.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
PH?NE 90 GODERICH
H. CLEMENTS
Painter and Decorator
Estimates for painting, wail -paper-
ing, etc., cheerfully giy.•a on re
ut,•et.
Residence. No. 4, Bayfield Road
Telephone 259J
If You Want
To Save Money
Buy your
New or Used Furniture
at
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
"Os tae &sass, et car
IIPar, Tear:
fhr te:t.•Iwr wt- Ler •••• on essay on
!lie N.frluait.. e►t.r Iso . rote: - -
"King William had a New rarest
ootid, and Iw-L1114sLec.•i yore who "hag -
ed hi. dear •• 1Il-t.•ry Yaws.
Artist's Proof Etchings
just arrived from
England at
Smith's Art ar.d Gift Store
TIo• IL nue .d lio •l
I. 4'a+
Picture Framing
Fast street Pilon,..1:4.
Coal and Wood
Genuine Hard Stove Coal
Chestnut Coal
Pea Coal
Coke
Pocohontas ( 2 by 4 egg)
Fran supply your want' it
any of the above fuel Prompt
service and reasonable price -
L. FUCK
Telephone• i -^j l;udrrich
f
THE
GODERICH
wittott
GOING
DOWN
Cleveland's Bread
Na Ir'� i�t.u. �. �i �,}••'I•,'ut to ally
mesal -delicious in used and lend-
ing zest to the 'rid of the menu.
Yoiur (amity will demand twice
as mock of our (tread as any other.
Encourage thein to do s•., as it is
the most healthful and nourishing
food they can take.
•
E. U. CLEVELAND
i'1,•,,ll1
W,
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
Popular Negro Singers at Canadian Chautauqua
JACKSON JUBILEE s1\*.loin
The popular interest in negro music which has swept th.• country iu the bast few years Is eout-
asily
understood when one hears suclhanadl singers asChthe. Jackson
sty•re.lt',i..,. aals�tajubllrulrelr chants, ll baplantation
songs
standing feature of the coming
songs and dances are superbly presented by three negro .inc.•rs, who have been selected not only for
their vocal excellence, but also for their ability to portray the truest types of negro.
Little Van Osborne. famous nine-year-old negro boy entertainer. will be featured on the spec-
tacular
itw to
gether refreshisin
Jackson programa.
In mHehas Provoicrylantdfaully aahea ofsnative Canadians and will be found alto -
Thursday. July 11. 19:9.-4
PORT ALBERT FIVE HUNDRED PRESENT ;» titiou for a municipal drain at lot.
1 AT ROXBORO REUNION and 29, euuete""1 + 1 untl 2. The
.lark was Instructed to notify the en
Rioter regarding this matter, also the
I'utltT ALBERT. July 11. -Mr. and (:rest Gathering of Hays tl.i Allitd application of J.' I. made t.. hate
Mrs. Gibson. of tsonrI'. Manitoba. visit- flans the icatoJohnson drain on runes+Inn 4 r..
el re•IrtirP: in this dtestri.•t the peat SF'�1F`t►RTII, July :,--(-rier . *,.for- hatred. •
week. They were on a motoring tour I
ham -pupils of the No. 2 McKillop n,wn Ity-law No. t:. 19 *. authorizing the
o p,lnts to e►utarlu. • ship and Roxboro school attended the issuing of debegtureo to the amount
Mr. 1:. 1'. 1'rrsons, a student of Hu -[lest reunion heW yesterday tet+ the. of $3,St10.010 for payment of road nu.
sou Collegr. Inu-hu, i. rlw actlurt grounds of the Dten[orth Golf uud ehinery, wa. read and passed. _
I.a •h,4' of Claire rhun•h during the t Country ('lob, w1 the farm of 11 .iia. 'rlw toll..wiii. ae•nunts were wI".e'l
1
uuu11.•r month"- Mr. Parsons rook 1 D inbis. a ohort distance from the town. .:e,. Walker, services as wheep value
over his new duties last Fund ay, only -I A,nr.nl¢ those coming Ion: dwl•.s tor. $2: The .\dcumr-Tiuws, advert)
, o rding Rev. W. Perry, who recently were Yrs. Ih• Brnydon.•. s•:.iUr, ill $I.9'. A. 1'orterneld, rent at row!
nuclei a uI oilmen al. Wedr.;'Jntuw,r $eott. l'ictor.a.'g' :4.V. allow -am,. $_; Kam Itutt•hisou. repair,
titree'Paaful I:1Iraa early. The gar
den p,arty and •Irawiwrry' (.pticn0 held `derr ma's T. lAw1.1,., Swift ('nt
urrwtt...ii.k ^tail' grader.
*11 74; \\\'w. Elliott.
at t'hria church. fort Albert,.on Wed- Jane Hays aeleol as chairman, n,.l <.It _.: 1:wo well, dltehjug, Atl77..0.1
TI .lay evening was a lIfort euccesst rhe addrew of w•elcowe,wa• ;i'••1: I,1 the 1w.nilni•nt (toad Machinery 4'0
*1.1 weather was Ideal for the event \\'4'u. Black. ex•ll.l'. Short a.Lir.•-..•.. •crals'r-. ssn.: Ir. 4'h:rnwey..'*radii :
and there was lnrgt• attendance. .\
-I,Iru•11d ,,,,i„., I.ttan• s''nt,•d bu the •were given I ysthree formes+r,tteach.trs• dent. sin:: t: I\Irlturu.•:oruNht¢'hlllw.
,, h )bel 1111 the lades a1,r frau was
follies 1.0 by rxoell.'ert pr,rsram in Iles. *:seders and Mrs. Retye:.•if'I'.,r.,u• you. s�,urg�t-h�rlle �t'_:a�t'.w.\1 �'f\I`•t
the .•Io1rch La-euwnt. Mr. e:. %'..1'"r- t..; J. T. !holds, swift (. itTPty W. lirac...'w ciii. mid' drawing .4.'
-ons. the neli..g pastor for tiw,suiiimer Barr Dickson. barrister, 1$.l,..••`.a.u. int:s ..tC.t,iIii. idulu•`• Icltrornuoa.
ntout►w, presided Yoe the program and N.1).; .Mrs. John M: ,TrvPt11.Yk e," x1.214.: S. IInlla lul n. parl'.,I1.-its, a'�,
the various unml,rr- iue}uded y.e•al e.• W. It. Mrl.i•au and \lis 41. -ala. t- , 0: 1. Il:t. i,iirolntAol X517; .I
lo.. by Mr. Harvey McGee. cnmwlian. enl.w•k. ••f 4eafort11. \7,; 4 ill. I t. 81:1",._. M. ll1
of Althorn: duet by Mrs. Wm. Foster Three generations of Hw r.., t,,t Vowel.. 1patrolma to*1i �.
and \Ire. )Calker Murray : vowel w,- Hay. elan. retppltel the ma- Mill Connell tr adjourned to Meet n¢ain 1.
}os. readings soul .lauriug 1.c MIA: bill- ..ug. It W.I. tare hrruwt gatberl" o'er t tail. ,
bel 4'nnuuingo. of Itlyth: duet by Ren- 11,1,1 ..f the Bay,' ebur sins ti,..-. sTut .I:Ic. August A. 1't t ntUK1`IF7L1o. ('leak.
won and Art •for Murray nd
: dre e,. by •lays. North Dakota. 8asks,.+.,.•.t,tn. 'I
Rev. R. A. Dimly. of Nile. iAM-I.Urn Alberta and Minnesota were .•. re,
:owl port Albert Cultist rhur.Ii ,Kar• presented! by the lk►ddel, 1>.'rr,i ,.•.
:e.. and lire. J. N. H. Mills. re,'tor of e:ovenite•ks moil Hays. Mu -i.• etas - 1.
e:w.r.e: • elmr•li. (:•sleri.•li. Mier: idled by the Seatorth pipe 1..1. +
Blind.. Howson. of Aul.nrn. and Mrs. slsted by Jimmie Pearson. I:ut'.ro.
\\'. llnrruy, of Torr Albert. were the
and Earl Van Esmond. t'•-1'^nth:
piano a''.nulsu,LMs of the evening. The $,.1,.4, dancing by the Prl•e '•.,.•vile
evening's entertainment was brought trio. G E O .
to a Sloe*. will, the ,Angina of the Na- Mrs. It. .\. llacet of IAN 4's :' t s,
atonal Aathetn.
"SPARR'S"
FOR
CHOICE GROCERIES
FRUITS, VEGETABLES. BUT•
TER. EGGS. MEATS, FLOUR
F\'IItl'1'IIINo 1111 Ill -1
Sherwood's Ice Cream
FRIGIDAIRE EQUIPPED
for your prob. Bon
l'a11 in, look arout,l :uta 1,.
onivinSett
Where Cleanliness is Paramount
Sparr's Grocery
"Tile-t..re• of gat:..taction''
Hamilton Street
Goderich Phone 146
\\'F: nFI.l\'FIt IN T.oWN
MODE1
---Week of July 15 to 20--•
Nm11*) and Tursttt)-
"HARD BOILED ROSE"
-.hosing hoe easily n diamond in. the
r. melt may lie fnl1.hed and tramt.rrn.o 4
'mon beautiful jewel. Thrilling action
and a star cast are feature- of this enter-
taining production.
Mermaid Conned "1:(►I Nt: PLACE..."
and Thursday -
NOPE, GOING UP 1 «Street
We can't make any promises about
the price of - coal later inthe
season. It certainly won't go
It may go up.
The wisest thing to do would be to
lay in enough now for your entire
winter's needs, while the price is
reasonable the supply is plentiful
and deliveries are not crowded.
Today is the hest day to order.
For Good Clean Coal
('.V.L TNR
1q
$�TEW ART
Ff.(
usT
rw prize
1 f the oldest n• nn..•1 ¢Ir
Men s Work and Khaki
Drill Pants
at special prices
5 -dose 1 tura Lhaki Pants.
Slade with 5 pockets, cuff
batten's :1114 belt loop- SIZe,.
32 tn'1. Sinocial
$1.29 and $1.45
,I. n'• r„tt •n ttv. „I Pants.
hark -tripes, belt .op,. anti
to 4'2.
Special $ 1.45
dozen u4' n's
moleskin I'antr
(:ot)i for it'•n.•raI near awl
every -day work iii,•- :it to
Special $2.45
M. ROBINS
Ageht for Tip Top Tailors
e
*choler. and Michael Murillo.. ea .lerk Bruce St. Telephone 105 Goderich
1'11IT1':CIIURCA .•f l,•Krnui.. for the ol,ent +.., .\etiy.
int
wn• shown when 1101, (nosld•+
en., beat Johnny Scott t., eve wire In'
WHITEX`R't'ROff, July a. -Mr. Gib- toe race for men over seventy year
.,m
Gillespie. who Is taking contracts After at. 4excc1leut ;• rule rntlgs'r.
for potting in edntty bridge.. is +cork -I the men stacked their r+ N4FI area
Bendill¢ near grand Bend nt present. nt the otd-tiniedon...•. ,t''.rw k.11t,,
1►r. and Mn W. It. Ilnmbly. of platform woo turned the young
London. were'eMtn: ill the'village '11 cr generation, who did not know how
Friday last, l to dame* a rent door. The Mee**. of
.\ very .nee.• .foal eas•tal was 11.•11 the reunion ea- •orb that other
Here on Thur,wl.ry last, when, owing ss'hoolanIn the
1 riot "ill hold ,simi
1.. the showery weather, raileder, the railed Is next
hnreli • Is",pie• •..rve,I supper it, the
!swollen!sad the Westfield I►rainItl'' 11r. R.'('. Hay"of,:oderlch, w'e•
',-rely ,re"••il)',* their play. "Cyclone one -nt 11►nse In attendau'e at the
sell'." in the chur,•h shed: Over Sleo nutou.
vc:ec taken in at the door. deed company
Mr. and Mr.. Fred ('lark. of Am -
Mrs. 1 I t 1' oin • to enter Fi to
De Soto Sid
Sales and Service
\t'a+tying. Grease and Oil- and
Ueneral I;. ; tiring
W. J. Clark
Hamilton Street
Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wa.b by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
t• If 14111r.
Id �'e, li mn I.,V•.
HYDRO STORE
West .,Ie ul Square Gederich I
A Cbngol.um Rust
onth* floor
is money in the
bank
Long Service
at Low Cost
l•ou sill womler hove we can offer
such attrueto.• patterns in
the lone 0 ':1rin4
Congoleum Gold Seal Art -Rugs
at such nto•leratc- prices
X11 unconditionally Kll:lratltrr.l
J. R. WHEELER
FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTOR
d
i'jioti' - Story a:;',. IC.•- a'..tt
Hamilton Street Gdericb, Ost•
Jul Clearance of
July
Summer Hats
An attractive assortment of smart summer fiats - of
outstanding value. Color and trimming effects are
good.
Reduced in price for Friday
and Saturday
Reduced from $5.00 to $6.00 to . • - $2.75
Reduced from $6.50 to $7.50 to .. • • , . , .. $3.50
Reduced from $8.50 to $10.00 to $5.50
You are cordially invited to inspect our stock.
MISS MACVICAR
KINGSTON STREET
lo•ralmrK. NMI Mise•- .tuna ay an' Mrs. 'ere y- nl going
Nns:n, 1'urrlrk, ;pent Sunday at Point
in 1114' 10¢ show1/nex`1em until. will win 1t
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� 1 Tiffin of ioans- many prizes? Ir. and kir..
1•,.
-4.1e..pent Sitn.lay with Mr. and Nina. 'No, but hell meet --.1ur very
John Pardon. - dogs." -Our Itoogs.
i99 Nits. :Mole. and Mr. John *aunt
pent Solidity with (heir sister. Iles.
SCHOOL REPORTS O
IMMO
JANET GAYNOR AND CHARLES
FARRELL
1.1 ItIU Itl" ria. firs. This. H. flaunt.
Mn. and Mrs. Elgin- Wellwnotl and
--Frank Borsage- Richard and Miss Norah
Falconer,
leo er, off
Depicting aha pasewons•and iashinn' o(a 4)ramrevllte. *pent y
Von' ' Parent.. Mr. and Mrs. John Falconer.
ul t•et
will thmm�s
story. �
Nnrnut❑ \1'llkin., of \Clart.o
Mrs. Lowden. o �n n e
Mr. An.1 \Ins. Geo. Howatt. MRe. WH-
IM
11. Howatt.
all of Auburn. spent Knudly with r lir. t
f wk t h 'an and
mer ilownll and
and Mr-. rhes• 1'. \\'ighttonn. I •
'.1rs. M:1.4,.+U.. Nellle and J. D.. of I
1 ItF:AI'THFI \F \1" I iT\N HIVE Sandusky. pith., are visiting her con -
4ravelF g t
enjoy
'1 y thisdfac. Iles. \\•ehlwoo, l and Richard are stay
illy enjoy this fa,wInaling hog for n Ir
ORCHARD 1:•'11' j the
..4'r" ... .....
ion+ of U.S.S. No. 17. 1c..a \Wawa'
sib. Nome• in order of merit :
Sr, 1V.-.\naie Sprott: .hon.,. Len
ore atot11er.. Carl Flanigan, Clifford C
Culbert. Stnnley. McGratten.
Jr. 1C.-M•Irgaret Elliott, Emily Me-
(:rotten. Arnold Oliver. C
Jr. iii-�\'lute Sproul (hon.). Har-
yey apruul. Barry t:1:tin. Jimmie'
i.etoI.mnn. -
ft' • weeks. Jr. IL -David Sproul
clthain, of Wiu¢- Sr. 1.'- Harrold Elliott
)errs i► ew•Comedv "WINE \CRIME:.•"
nee TMI syn p. \¢ors etle
ADMISSION hiss in•tte Fox Is holidaying with Sr. 1'4'.-1.1111An sprout. Elsie Niclns.
n (salt. .I r. I'4'.-Qtnngln. FJl�ort. JlArgarPl
:t, I. 1'.\Itli'I�aroher. i
I Friday and Saturday- nett* 'Thelma Ule'lis. R.N.. of Toronto. K.S. No. 6. fie'1'F111('R I p
lir. 1 Mrs Thos. The following is the report of the C
Misr. 'Smithy
1 C
Hut--fitl.t iobel
ham. spent .Friday last with .Miss! Jr. 1.--gftlrly M.a:r:nn•n
r
Mati 1 t:1 n+ ('ill f4' I4;Irvin (equal).
fumnl. In Hamilton and Nttrus
Evenings -Adults 35c, Children 25e. p .,
marriage took once it. 'their
Matinee-Adults25c Children 15c. suet United church. Toronto. on Sat -1 i\'
urday, Jane 29th, at (t p.m., of )fin+
Richard Dix '•'''
in a great .ps.rt story. An ideal cote- tut -
binatiott for genuine entertainment. :\ .1,0111 Flannigan. of (Eshowe. 1:.11rrlel, tnwrl,Aulp. tiara Yarn
1'romotel to Sr. 1\'.
corking baseball story with the \C,rl1 e4' 7di. C
Serif•,, as a haekgr.nml. A s1,:.slons EXETER WOMAN COLLISION
Promoted to Jr. 1\" .L Im Home
r lhinrfe• lirollw•n111 7::�I. Mervin M
,(WARMING UP" \Ulster 994.
f rid from tr1 to Sr141 \\ Mlle Porter
D COAL J,,
J. B.'. USTARD co Nt t n, • Thursday and Saturday y R4'sul1 Fatally Ilanln 717c. Je+t❑ wrw.11 .
Phone 98 - Code
tACtvs hit BILLED
c.•nil.'('nmeely, "e:INI:E.41 SNAPS" (•rash on the Detour Near Itntrr i 722. Itio,11nrlt4ree int. �tael' Me
c nrda s 'tall . • . .to. Gerald e-
a i .
COMPANY
est daughter of An,
•lis, of \\stet R'nwanosll, to Arr. 1.romotton exmndnUp„n, a.S. No. R.
nt :t p. n' oldie crash near Rrueefiehr-isr,._vip *ashen, John -to., nos.
--
rich '+cf �!A�0fB0ws00�
Summer Footwear
We have a Targe variety in Sport Footwear.
Running Shoes for the boys and girls.
Bowling Shoes, Golfing Shoes and Tennis Shoes
lhu Bowling Shoes are insole to give comfort find ea from
m truing till night.
arch. have
thatt snug fitting
Gori %olf ing Moe* 'were they aretrreeal Golf Shoes
ially to our order
and be-
lieve
GET YOUR OUTiNG SHOES AT
W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
1•!i ire 1 :e
The agnars floderich
.\n natnmo ,
on 1,..,,.4144.0. Day caused the death of - ,'ronn,tr,l to Sr 11. 4I.•rbert P.n
\Ir.. N'ilh,r M.'Fnlls. of Exeter. and
iajnry to 'several others.
11r.. M.•Fnlls In conq,atly with Hoer
.on•In-law•. Barnet Flynn. Mrs. Flynn
HIM 11 r. and Mr.. Fronk Taylor were
oil their way ft, Kincardine to attend
the race• nod celebration. They had
lake: the detour .'est of the lemdon
road and when a null* and a.fnnrtcr
east of Itrnos•fl.'111 the car they were
rioting in tvn. struck broadside by n
0.114111 II roar driven lo Andrew Fckert. of
I !tel.ringvllle. in which there were four
I isi.s4'ngero. lir. Flynn's car. n Chevrot-
let touring. eft the non.). ploughed le-
twe'n awn petci of a wire fence and
came 40 A stop In a school yard.
Mr.. M.•Falls WA. sitting In the rear
gest on the aide that was Mt and was
almost itistnntiy killed. The other ,e -l1-
(wont. of the year were more or less,
a.•t4'rely 111jurwl.
The other ear went into the ditch
nod rolled over .evern1 timers. hot the
occupants posited any neyere Injury.
Nrs. 511 F'al1' wore• hu ler I:
1
' -fourth
year. An Ingwe't M heing
ell 391. ',overlie Powell 1:.3, Eric \i4'
.\111.+1"r t:,et. henries 11.rw,wsl 512.
Molt hind Filler 4.W.
First Book ('tyles - 4I0n1r 4 Pnw.11.
Arnold Fidler.
rigidaire Demonstration
Es-
COMING TO
'July . Goderich, Monday, 15th
Cold Control and many other
with New -
to be held in the store previously
Demonstration
E.: -
new advantages
occupied by G. Newton, West side of Square
Frigidaire Automatic Refrigeration
is a modern household necessity
IT iS AN INVESTMENT IN HEALTH PROTECTION AND PROPER
FOOD PRESERVATION
Primer. viola T. '•orae• f..t14.
_ _ It contributes to the economical management of the home and lightening of llrtucr-
L. M. 14\1E 1.1.. Teacher. =
TOWNSHIP COUNCIL I -hold cares. It becomes a constant convenience and pleasure to
EASTM, ,...-\\t4', every member of the family
oll
Connell met on July:,til with sill .
til,, menders present. ill
11otes of last And this better, efficient and modern method of refrigeration 1. within tl:e afresh
rv•snh.r Mitt spwr-fel nt.s•ting.e Were rend within
nod approved. on motion of Coombe,' -
In i 1tel.t = every family. There is a Frigidaire at a price to suit any budget. in
('ommnneatinn from the township E MODELS
of m Kl t ,111 lint to for oathepayment or = CO M PI_ET !---
almond (hie that township nt* the Toot C
iliac in. ret.Piyrrt and filed.. ease - -
n,nlr. I,.r.;r ..t snt.ti
TIO. treasurer's. 39th howinwrly for any taste, and in sizes to meet the requirement, ,if Ant i -
I meld
and �ora5I4R'1. t.t're•.'l' ng A end or _.
I nP; .I tnlh 'II,,,Igt, and e,tl,er. presented
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Powell. lefty Fuller.