HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-9-26, Page 44.-Thuttidap. September 26, ifera
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Nature has dictated the colour
scheme for Men's Clothes this
Fall.
With allot the artistry for which
they are famous, Fashion -Craft
have translated Nature's bid.-
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id•ding in line and dra and bulthat l
delight college "grad."
iness dad alike.
Smart individtuality and comp
mon sense have been happily
blended in the new Fall suits.
Remarkable value
- from $29.5( up
W. C. Pridham & Son
'The Store With the Stock*
Phone 57 Goderich, Ont.
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THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
day 4u Oamenm, who was Honing at Detroit,
WESTFIELD ly were Godeeleh visitors .one day hums with them.
weal'. , the lir. Arnold Weston and family, of
all.. J. B•It has returned 1• teats of the formers
11'F1a(I4 4ll.ti Sept. !l. -al r. and i Kest after R a couple bf months I father,Det. Mre guests
µwton.
Martrs. •1lussell darter and Mr. Devitt 'with her mother. Mr-. J. itelu d
Carter spout 11 >uIId.couple. of days lest The W. 1d. B, o! tb„ ve•ttleld trt11Ited. visiting Rev.F. 4! diktat 'Brantford L'll and Tor -
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y.
' ww•k at ow•eu fzuund- church Intend boMtiig a :hi ►cu t1l I unto, returned home on llutuctklwho
Mrs. si Gordon Snell was the attest of in the near fatale. to, and lire. G.m M. Fisher,
...•. -the at eft taam and Wal►ervllle Mr. and Mrs, Frei J. Cool: uu,l `'all- the furwer'a aunt. Mrs.
.•ter the w•twre.H. dren visited 'Frlda) at the Anew id
were vl .ting Edwards, ormer's hu. s.
Mr. r. and alis. H. �'Imentl lire. Win.'
I Mr. xud herr Earl a1..hIi tat' 1 F. A. loo 4111 alouday.
t:orlrr and ll r. Nobe. Itp*aewn at rich. Ur and Urs. Stogtlill and sou and
'elided Ireuwlller serckr Sunday ulKltt• � 1{1-s Erwin,
a! srs. Norman McDonald,
atoll W ger were Detroits
and Ed-
who utruprled Km. Met-
'� ASHFIr:I.0 Ivalrs cottage for the summer. It
1 v1'ltor• turutd to Toronto ou Thursday. recently.
\Ira J. Anderson and af4ts..\mil. ' .\NHF`IELD, Seel L'1 .\ lu•_crutult ri 111u1IStyt�i.tlaytittoe1 telt frit•Inls.utxt
ont
\1'iglittnan are visltin at the home her .I[ .\+htleld Iriru•I- ,t•'1••' t i••
"Utile former'- son. Mf. Wesley Stack- , at the recPptluu b,'':1 '.. :el.etuber . Mr. and alis. Edward Hamilton, of
1,„t,.,1• ,•f the Carlyle, were guests at the luta last
lions.. of liraeelle!4t 11111 ill 1.oc11aleil hal' 11
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.11rMr. 11 lel airs. A. Darr and Mi.- uiurrlug* of x14.1 d'hr:•- i,,:, 14,.•-... .
ni•. of Myth, and Mr. And firs. 1,1111tel mI daughter of Mr. a .- t1' IP•,Irk
,:r.L:i l4, of Stratford, were 11'e.t field Nus!o 1'till: -,•'•. \hem) g„oI
- rs 1i R111iils N't.ae,. were
air.C. exteu•'• 1 i n,• . ) out-
tl�t an'd airs. J.:. E. Ellis. alis ltertha: „etde, who will tee, 11.•'a•..t.
ri:d Nr. Jason Ell'. were Loudon visit- airs. W. 11. )calf, - •• _•1••,t or ,
.,t• on Saturday. r her tvatau diva. J 1 ,11,-I.. , 11
,•t neck.
t uivettiary
rc .clee•+ will le estndu,•t. tsv...pou 12for sump 1."1"1“"
in the Westfield United church on
aides Irene Hoge:
-auday. October 13111. See'. J. E. Hogg. last week and euler,-•t 1 •-, ;a.'. ho..
..f +(li tion. will have charge of the Ker- 141:11 as a
i,1,• The choir are preparing special Mr. and airs. It .• tp.'p'Isiuur)
:utaesi„•. Pfurathat•k day.1%,4•11.in White �, • rnuday. 1114
airdd,e. ,leudjng a few star' ¢nr-ts cif Mr. J. G. .. ! NI.-- Ila )h•
w 1 t her r sie ter \ln J. J r r11Ia
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Some of the faruMrs use lilts"- dig Nitre j. Blur, 11 .\Imt uud
zing their potatoes. Harold ltlake and )I • w \h+ i'tliit ll
' Some of the Gartner. are doir.t .s, nue motored to St. (`atb. ' • -end the
draining. thio fall, while the water is neck -end there as - ,.f air. and
dried up. \Ir•. lieu ('omtort.
Mr. Dan huger, of Smith's Hill. was Me..rs. Jos: Dine.-';. I`',)lrcru S•alud
ers mid
a westtIelet visitor on Sanilay• Janie- K'allaee motet, .1 '..
)Ir. and. Mrs. itert Taylor nn,i farm- on Stunted. last, tli.,, It. M„
1 air.. Robe. Davie- ' 1 . 11. Krs.
\\'hluney. airs. A. .t 1 - ht . -ow Cohan -
team
.1ohn Melte* and )I - :i.', • •1, , o[
eattended the -. . 11•1.••01114 I
the W. K. S. .if )I
at Knitting!' on Fri,! .• ....allied ..TIM engagement ' iN.1, Irate air
Marie Eileen. thing' '•• to air
.Ind •,
airs. J. J. rob . t ' •'.1, .
Joseph 'M. Garvey. -' -v.rreroiit'
s liarve).
King•brl.hte. The win lake NZ..
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Templeton Moore
Concert and Operatic
Tenor
in ■ ,repertory of Scotch and Irish
Songs and Operatic Arias
Town Hall, Clinton
Monday Evening, Sept. 30
a Other Assisting Artists
\ :',l-i•IJfl
7.11 ltl„111,11t,1; tit
tt et•k.
Mr. G. Ilamilton, of the hulk of I
t'uwuteree, vi.ltesl [rived. lu. t)wett
Sound on Sunday.
x14 s Je-see Metcalf, of 1)etr,dt.
%kited bur parents, I)r. and Mrs. W.
F. Metcalf. user the weekr'ud. MIAs 1
alet,'ait: spout the summer 'touring I
Enrols., returning a w'Nek, age.
al r.:0:11 airs. Thornton 41u.tard, 1111.1
wily,_Iy1• 11.1u. spout the week -end
u their cottager
Dr. utnl air,. Shields, and taulilc, of
Kit„heu.•r. -pent 11.e eek -end rat
.dewed! • 41
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411. Juhu Ilnt1s01 was- the gtle.t
It -1 week of air. and Mr.. W. J. Kerr
:it Walkerton.
Mr. and Mr-. , Henry Kwon re-
turned home on Siliulay with 51r. and
Mrs.. Percy \\'eswu, 44.1111 whom the)
vi -Ins. at Kitchener the past week.
IlitrvtAst tluniksziving servbr• will
le held the'Ilr-t Smola,. lu 4kioler hi
'1Criu ty church. Itavtteld. 11 11 x- 111.:
St.., 11M+.' 41hhIlele11, a1 :t p.n.. wool
St. .loin's. Varna. at 7 tun. The
c .gecinl preacher for the ,erasion' will
be. d':udn1 Naftel. of 4lflton.
f 41r•. .1. N.•w1e11lIr•ely retllrne,1 on
.Saturday from 1)tt11w:1. where she wa-
ri-tong her brother. air. \L D,mnld
51r.. and 41t>'. S,inigeOur. of Strat-
ford. .i.etit the week-en.l at their ,Sot•
1,u of Mr.and 41 I.
place early in Oct..
Mr. iural air+. T' - Euro-., )Ir.
I:gird, sr.. and lli-- 1:'Ir1. of 'Bruce
debt nere visitor). h 'a1,• or air.' •
:11141 air., .\ngus•(;ot - . •.Ir.4.. 'Io01 1.
Mr. null Mrs. J:.. Ni. Kenzie rind
-in Roderick. Igo • :'iai !, )Ir..
laws McMillan, a' %I. •' :c•• Itta,'k .
:-it.sl friends 1* r :.-1 ; Th''
,,s•k-end.
The -RANI Fair. 1'
ass. binep. null the '
,copy the time au.
farmer., this, week :.,it•
are pa.t. Very „rc.I rk
i.f the .t-hdeld p' '.•. 4
1, hnlsh a vh•sen,
ti ret pelf* 1u
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Fall Merchandise X StalVluesin �.. d'lllltt•,I b)
X I,i-. out 1.,/lnt le•h.
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• • • 1I 1,.....4 etitninee ,
x at Cornfield s During Fair Week
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X Visitors to the Goderich Fair on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next X
week are invited to visit our store. There will be special• values in all lines of x
x merchandise.
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Special in Ladies' Coats
Ladies' and misses' new Coats, some with shawl collars.
some with the new civah - collar, regularly 22 5
priced at $26.50. Special during fair week at
Display of Season's Newest Coats
The new Cloth Coats are fashionably furred and ex -
are the nevi Fall
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quisitely tailored. In graceful lines,
Coats more charminghick the
the touches of clever details an the
furs are used make them smarter than ever before.
.ior 10 hi, twelf
.1i114•,i til 14.41114,4 ', ,•.
:b a l,.. k. ''ran •
Ili -tory." I., I:.• tt
t%,,1, .w•no,l prize I
aural ens fifth ba lli. ae•:tkiuz
contest. The thit I Nome to tl,e lanai
opining the hitt•' •• nntnt.er ,.f ^•• L :
w:
u- awaited \ ••‘. tial!'-,' '
1.4•11 )1•. 'and '1• I-41.
' : a.11„y. ('ren. '.t ,o
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('al ! ,u Steri...,,
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No. iR : l S. NO. iI 4111.
X_it teUng •1 •. 1)1:1, little
S. Nu.-'• .I. ,u ('nlbert.,ut1:•
•f lige. dins- ^f \Ir. and \ir..1 -
olid ,•nlbert. •• --bat tr. won tli
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0 prize. til_.. :i.,• ,cart) aft IIIc '
spectators 111 I .-r nrxtiou. "oar 1 - ,
frau,-•• et. -oleo.. S. lfl. won -fir-: 1'- ,"
in the -t- 411.z match. E11evti '1'••'
leaven. S i N•• 144. wenn lir-t prize :1
the i ubli. -• eakiug contest. '
13i1YFIELD
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X _ { h than ever. The beautiful
d h manner in w
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We have a splendid collection of Dresses in the season's
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newest mat:rials and shades. The new Dresses feature everything that is new for
the autumn season.
M I L_LI N ERY
We invite you to view the new Hats now on display.
presents more unique and clever modelling than ever.
The new fall Millinery
In the Men's Department
Men's and young men's Suits and Overcoats for fall
wear are. now on display. Everything is just a bit different
• this season in colors, lines and smart patterns.
X Overcoat Special at $19.50
X During Fair days we are offering a special in men's
X Overcoats. Seasons latest' goods. Regular $19e5U
Xvalues $25 to $27.50 Special at J
Shirt Specials
Men's fine Shirts with separate collar. $1.75
Regular price $2.50. Selling at
Men's Shirts with collar attached.
$2.00. Selling at
Regular' $1.49
I1.\t-I'I ta.l1. Sept. 21.-- 41rtn. Itei.l.
S)Init11, 4- the ¢144.4t cat her sister. alt
Wm. John -:en.
41r. alnlleu and' rani. of iletrei•.
:n.•tertvt hereon Friday. atnn. 411111.•1.
oo ho' spent ewe Month01t+wlt14 41tse, N
l' rgil•on. returned home with hive on
Sunday.
itev. It. M. i4:,I.. Mrs. gale and 411-s
Glad)- dude. who spent their vacation
iiat t'luttliam. Sarnia and itay ('ity.
returned Houle last Thursday.
Mr. Garrett. of Toronto. is visiting
Mr. r.nute4 Thornton. Cameron and
iiMr. 110.1 airs. •Frank
r11 0111v. of 15•4rol!, spent the week -end
with air. A. a•ameron. 411-' Elizabeth
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Robt. Standish
A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
Ladies' and Men's Wear West Side of Square Phew 418 Goderich, Ont
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SHINGLES
A -car of hoofing and Rock
i, Fade ri:ingles just arrived
5x and 3x B.C. Shingles
1- , , s before you buy
The Leading
Men's .Store
Everything 's net in
Men's Wear .
I l :t..l f:ai':oril,4l anal Speel;i1
1r,1,r to Your N1•'a-un,
Chaff. Black
flicks _.
ALWAYS AT YOUR
SERVICE
with a full line of
Quality
Groceries
and.
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
IN SEASON
CALVIN Doli
CALVIN CUTT
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Kingston St. Phone 116
Goderich
THE
GODERICH
wittots
I,stttlts,�
E STOP
$17.00 $17.00
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GET YOUR
TICKETS
FROM THE
HEAT FOLKS
FOR THE
WINTER CARDEN
SHOW
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e , to save time
SE THE DIRECTORY
and avoid "wrong number"
'TELEPHONE numbers are tricky tyhings
to
1 remember. Often when you
a number you have really transposed he two
inside figures. It is so easy to say 2 "Wrong
ofNtead
nben Youresult nnoyed and soou ls the other
Number
person. You have wasted your arra time and his.
It is safer and quicker to use the directory before
you call a number, because "Wrong Number" is
one of the chief causes of a million
ca
lls a d y D
Ontario and Quebec which go
e up
traffic - cause irritation - block business.
Some of these are operators' errors, and some are
mistakes
tkfor
t sthe wrongrthe sson number making
bemay speak iecall. He n
distincty and be misunderstood.
We want you to have the best possible telephone
service. We are constantly striving to provide tt
by reducing our own errors and by to
equipment.* But it takes three people
com-
plete a ca1L
Use the directory - speak slowly and distinctly
- avoid wrong numbers - save time - help
business efficiency.
•To keep a step in advance
of demand, and to improve
facilities will involve an
outlay the year in exerse
of $17,000,000.
SCHOOL SHOES.
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II,, .. - ,• .t,.,1 11,11 :are tis.' 'utak.- that ar..
',;.' at t, ' \I.,, \ - Shoe 1 -tore 1 h, y 1'.tv .flus-- h..t1
-tat• lin a n, MOfane•it- f•''r tlielr. ;tel.'y�wearitipt ,{uxli:i•-. K I
net :lin itt:'their .app„Irate..,. aldol ordinary -I:u,- )civ .• grown
1;1.y atoll out of -hal• \1, till.' that it :i,tv:1v• lav- to
our .-r-tont,'r- yu:u;t c in ,-L,1, - that w„ „:111 I ,iof; wit.:
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Our prices are always reasonable.
GEO. MacVICAR
THF. PRACTICAL SHOE MAti
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
GODERICH
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X SEVENTY-FIRST ANNUAL
FALLFA/R
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DUNGANNON.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
October3 and 4 1929 11
The last and Best Outing of the Season.
DON'T MiSS IT.
SPECIAL EVENTS - FRIDAY AFTERNOON
TWO SPEED TESTS
green Race. ini1, beat s, best three in five.
Running Itace, half kill„ heat=, iest three in five.
SPORTS •
Foot Imre, halt utile. Prizt•s x44.
llor•et•hoe-pitching Cmnpetiti,.1i Singlets foal
(Moils. Prez•' g
Music by Clinton Pipe Band
Winter is r,:,Ill\ a ,trli,ghtful tin.
\\'hen K't' preprtre for it properi.
Frosty ni;ht- an.1 crisp days.
Even sn,,AA, hlowy ,lays... -
Are enio\ahli! when there is
6 only solid walnut cedar- warmth and cheer indoors.
I nod t
at the -Winter Garden Show"
If vile want t1, ) have a
gime
lined Chests at the remark -
a ably low price of $17.00. fret rea,ir tor it today' lw order-
ing \iaar winter supply of
at Folks Coal
x J. R. WHEELER 'For Good Clean Coat
FURNITURE DEALER and CALL THE
FUNERAL, DIRECTOR NFA 1'�.K:
Phone,'. Storer 8811, Res :15:it
• Hamilton Street Galeria, Oat.J. B. MUSTARD COMPANlI
Mose 98 - Godsrieh
.\Susi--ioh tot'roun.',. 25c: Children 10e: Autos Ise.
§ GRAND CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT
by 11,,
LYRIC MALE QUARTETTE
I t,- r1„ --,,1 llgrnlony • Cont'dy `k,'t„hes Comic songs
Admission to Concert, 50e.
DANCING AFTER THE CONCERT
COME AND HAVE A GOOD TIME WITH
YOUR FRIENDS
Prize Lists and any ftlgther information on appli-
cation to the Secretary. Exhibitor's will kindly
make their entries as early as possible.
N. F. WHYARD, Wm. WATSON,
Dungannon, Secretary. President.
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