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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
MUSKRATS
Rapid progress is being horde by some of the large and
aub'tantial muskrat companies. This business has a very
bright future -and offers wonderful opportunities at the present
time.
People thinking of becoming interested In any muskrat
eotupany should look up its financial and business standing
as well as its Board of Directors before purchasing muskrats or
shares.
THE BIG CREEK MUSKRAT FARMS LIMITED) are
the world's largest muskrat ranchers and have a very repre-
sentative Board of I)ireetors composed of sound business men
Anyone interested in this Company eau he furnished with the
best of Bank references or a financial statement .('OItltfercial
Agencies' reports are also available.. Write us for full p ar-
ulars
t1"BIG CREEK MUSKRAT FARM LIMITED,
812.14-16.18 Lister Block, Hamilton. Ontario.
WESTFIELD
WESTFIELD, Nor. 25. -lues Mabel
Walden spent a week with friends an
Luck now reeeotly.
Mr. T. ID. Taylor is visiting at the
home of his son, Rer. Wm. Taylor of
Rockwood.
Miss. Matw•1 Klllough. of Dungannon,
spent a few day. with her sinter, Mew.
1Vw. Kelly.
Mrs. Maitland Henry w. cut over the
u,ekeatd with Toronto friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Graham. of Strut -
ford, were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Ellie; on Sunday.
Rev. W. R. Alp was in Ottawa
pre -oiling on Sunday.
Min Wlunifred Campbell U spend -
Ing a few day. with her aunt, Mre. R.
ytonehouse of Goderkh. .
NILE
NILE. Nor. 27. -Mr. -and Mrs. James
McIntyre ttud son Runnel were guests
on Sundry' at' the hotge of Mr. and
Mrs. W)n. Sproule. of Goderlch.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Mathews and two
children vlsitod with Mr. and Mrs. E.
Jackman of Colborne township on 8ua-
day.
The laymea'a banquet held In the
basement of the United church hen on
Thursday *roma( last was not as
largely attended as was expected. ow -
Ing to the inclement weather, but those
who had the pleasure of attending re-
port a very enjoyable and profitable
evening *pent
Mr. and Mn. 'Harry Sflllb and two
children, of 8beppardton, visited at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Nixon on
Sunday.
AUBURN
AZAAlt AND S1F1'i'ER.-A BA -
M ZAAR and ,upper under the aa,-
plces of the Ladle(' Aid and C. G. I.'1'.
of the tPreabyterlau church will be
held In the Foresters' hall, Auburn. on
Saturday afternoon, November Stith,
from 4 to 8 o'clock.
AUBURN, Nov. 27. -Mrs. S. Lawlor,
Mr. Ivan Bean and Mrs. C. M. Straug-
han are among diose who are attend-
ing the Royal Winer Fair xt Toronto.
The evangelistic Bervk'e t conducted
by the "1'ligtlms" are being held in
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the Presbyterian church this week. On
Saturday of this week the ladies and
C. G. I. T. are holding a hamar and
wale of home-made baking Is tee For.
eaters' hall from 4 to 8 p m.
Bev. W. R. Alp was at Ottawa over
Sunday and preached to two churches
of the capital city.
'!tie late Mn, Janet Hlelcingbettem.
-In the panning of Mrs. Janet nicking -
bottom at the family realdence in East
Wawauosh early on Saturday morning
is removed one of the older ettlaens
and •a much respected member of this
community. She had been in iii -health
for some time and a great sufferer.
Mrs. •Hlekingbottum was seventy-three
years and ten months of age. She was
a daughter of the late James' Ratclile
and was born at Ashburn, Ont., com-
ing to West, Nawanosh with her par-
ents when eleven years of age. She
was married to the late 'amen IIIck-
Ingbot'om in the year 1883 and settled
on their farm in East Wawauoslt,
where she had ,lure resided. She was
highly esteemed by all who knew her.
having been a very kind and thought-
ful neighbor and a loving wife and
mother. Surviving are two daughters.
Mabelle of New York and Mrs. John-
GREAT
DAYS
54TURDAY,
November' 30,
TO SATURDAY,
OVERCOAT
December 7,
INCLUSIVE
--AT--
PRIDHAM'S
7 DA
SATURDAY,
November 30,
TO SATURDAY,
December 7,
INCLUSIVE
ON account of the very mild weather this Fall, Overcoats have not sold well. N e have a Targe
gtock and have decided it would be better toput on a sale now, sacrifice profits and reduce
the stock, rather than pack them away next spring.
THEREFORE ---OUR LOSS WILL BE YOUR GAIN
NOTHING RESERVED -EVERY OVERCOAT AT SALE PRICES
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Men's Overcoats in Chinchillas, Whitneys, Meltons, Tweeds,
Barrymore, English Velours, Camel Fur. All styles --sizes 35 to 44.
GROUP NO. 1--
10 Men's Overcoats. Sale Price, •
$10.00
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GROUP NO. 2-- GROUP NO. 3-
15 Men's Overcoats.
Sale Price, 20 Men's Overcoats.
Sale Price,
$i5.00 $20.00
GROUP NO. 4-
10 Men's Overcoats. Sale Price,
$25.00
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GROUP NO. 5-
35 Men's Overcoats. Sale Price,
X30.00
ston of Keistern, Bask., one son, lrnest,
at home, and a stater. Jean, and a bro-
ther, Thomas, of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich. The funeral, which was large-
ly attended, was held on Monday after-
noon. service befog conducted by Rev.
T. W. Goodwill of Auburn Prwbyterien
church, aasieted by Rev. G. I. Groom,
followed by interment In Ball's ceme-
tery. The pallbearers were Meaars.
Jame, Murch, R. McGee. A. Rubinson,
W. J. Parks, E. Phillips and W. J. An-
drew.
BAYFIELD
HAYFIELD, Nov. 28. -Mrs. M. Fer-
guson, who spent three weeks. with
friends In Belgrave, returned home on
Monday.
`liar. and Mn. F. H. Patdl left en
Monday to ,pend several days In Lon-
don.
Masora Elliott, Will and Frauk Cam-
eron and Mlu Helen Cameron, of De-
troit. spent the week -end with their
father, Mr. A. Cameron, and Miss E.
Cameron.
Mrs. A. Newton -Brady. who has been
the gueat of her mother, Mrs. D. Mc-
Donald
e-Donald of Sarnia, returned home ou
Sunday.
Mr. D. H. McNaughton left lag Wed-
newiny 'to attend the Royal Winter
Fair at Toronto.
The young people of the Anglican
church put uu their play at Varna on
Thuniday last at a social which 8t.
John's church held in the town hall.
Wawa Emma and Gertrude Thomp-
son, of Torouto. spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Delguty.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Etherlug•on
and two sons, Russell and Neil, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Zinn. Mr. and Mrs.
Itoy Capling and daughter Maxine, of
:ttratfonl, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Thos. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jowett attended
a hall game at Ann Arbor and visited
in Detroit for a few days Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Mallett spent last
Thursday and Friday with Mrs. J.
Davison ;tool on their return to Lou-
don they were accompanied by Mia,
Annie McLeod and Marion Davison,
who (nese assured positions there.
Indian Entertainer. -The en'enaln
meat under the auspices of the young
pn-,qdc• of St. Andreae, United church,
which , w-ao held in the town
hall on Tuesday-, November 19th. was
quite a treat. Mr. C. A. Cooke, Indian
entertainer of Ottawa. put on a very
:lever and entertaining performance.
Ile kept the audience convulsed In
laughter, ss w'sdl ■s interesting them
with duscrlp'lona of Indian lite and
customs. For the first part out the
program Ml• appeared In ala native
dress **Chief I►eyokaM, with atriums of
wampum. and neeklace of tear's claws.
the latter the mark of hot clan. Ile
carried a tomahawk of the style fur-
n iahwi the Indians in the eeveoteenth
century. Has rendering of Indian song'
from lullabies to war hong, and the
wurwheo.p of the Indiana was fascina-
ting for forth y g and old. In the
second part of lila program recitations
and pantommine were interjected. He
has u splendid voice. which was :Mown
to great advantage bt the varier) choke
of his wet -dura. Mks Gladys M. (:ale.
organist of St. Andrew-': church. was
accompanist. Rev. It. M. (:ale, the
pastor. introduced the entertainer with
• abort address.
Smart Wintsr
MILLINERY
at featly reduced pikes for
Friday and Saturday
This range consists of felts,
felt and velvet and satin com-
binations. Tritnmed with or-
naments, ribbon, felt cutouts
and velvet insets. Colors
black, brown, mons blu1,
green, navy and sand.
$8.50 for $4.50
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$7.50 for .. $3.50
$5.50 for $3.00
You are cordially invited to
inspect our stock.
Miss MacVicar
Kingdom Street
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MODEL THEATHE
Week of December 2 to 7
Monday and Tuewday-
BILLIE DOVE
A lady among ladies. Queen of the
social register' Great name. great
charm, groat traditions. Yet she sacri-
ficed them all for a man they called a
card a twat. A wonderful cant and •
radiant star in
"Her Private Life"
t'A‘IF.t' COMEDY
- FOX NEWS REE1.
II Wednesday and Thursday -
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Desire under the palms and along
Parisian Boulevards with
Charles Farrell and Greta Plisse'
Ea -t meets 1t'et:t in Fazio and they
clash with startling results. A
Homing drama staged amidst'4•xotic
-urr,.undings. Filmed ' 1 the
beauty spots of Paris, Arab, and
Venice.
"Came.. Cometly„-"Hodge Podge"
Friday and Saturday-
; Esther Ralston and Neil Halniltsn
e -o starred in a spos.ky, my.tery (:m•
Thrills all over the place and a romantic
couple, marsmc.l in a house of hotel.
pn.voking horrors. a
• 1 "Something Always Happens"
"Camino t'onody" -"Felix the teat"
Ooderieh Baseball Club, acknowtedges
the relelpt of a cheque for $3 from Mr.
Mr. D. G. Young. treasurer of the
A. M. Robertson as a donation to the
Club's funds for Gila year. I0000•••••••i•
Matinee Sat- at 3 p. m.
LAMPS
LAMPS MAKE A VERY ACCEPTABLE GIFT
We have on hand a Targe stock of all styles, col-
ors, etc. Now is the time to make your selection while ,
the choice is good. Shop early.
BOYS' OVERCOATS
X6.00
GROUP NO. 1-12
Boys' Overcoats.
Sale Price
GROUP NO. 2--
Boys' Blue Chinchilla Overcoats, 6' o o $8,75; 3s1& 32 $I050
To make this Sale more interesting we offer the following men's and young men's Suits at (rest Bargain Prices
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
I :. young men's Tweed Suits, single and double- 51 5
breasted, -izca 35 to 37. SALE PRICE
Men's fine plain grey SEnGE SUITS
Single-breasted, standard styles, wonderful
goads to wear Regular up to $355.00. SALE 25
PRICE . --
During this Sale all this season's Sults will be sold at 10 per cent. off.
Stanfield's Underwear
Stanfield's Rol Lnhel l'nderw,nr, sizes :ort to It
alar $2.50, for
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It.,R $1.95
Men's fleece -lined Underwear
Regular 01.110, for.. .«.,...,........• ,....,.....»,.......-
Remember, this Sale is for 7 Days Onlyw
19e
Saturday, November 30th, to Saturday, December 7th.
Come early and get the best selection. Terms Cash.
C. PRIDHAM &
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SON
J. R. WHEELER
GODERICH
Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director
Phones : • Store 335, Residence 35Sw
Winter is Here !
(let your radiator filled with
ANT I -FREEZE
before it is too late.
WE SELL GLYCEROL AND ALCOHOL
'BARKER BROS.
Bayfield Read - Telephone 241
TIME TABLE OF THE ARROW
COACH LINES
Effective September 3rd, 1929
WOODSTOCK - GODEREICHue
A1.014.
. M. P. M.
Leave 7.00 4.15 Arrive Gxferich Miles 10.45 H.00
x.20 4.86 " llolmeeville 9 10.25 5.40
" 7.26 4.40 Clinton 12 • 10.20 5.355
(' 7.48, 6.00 �+ Aeaforih 21 10.00 515
�' 7.b0 6.06 +' a•` St. C(►lumban 28 9.55 5.10
t' 8.00 5.15 . " Dublin `27 9.48 6.00
"' 8.15 5.30 tit. Mitchell 82 9.80 4.455
8.35 5.50 " Sebringville 40 _ 9.10 4.255
" A.45 6.00 'at' Stratford 44. 8.45 4.I5
t` 9.00 .6.45 ss Shakespeare 51 8.80 3.455
`' 9.10 6.25v ' so Tavistock 64 8.20 8.35'
9.26 6.40 Hickson 60 8.06 3.20
Ani,* 9.48 7.00 Lea,. Woodstock 68 7.45 3.00
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A. M. P. M.
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Direct connection: at Stretford with Arrow Coaches to tot. Marys.
London, Kitchener, Guelph, Brampton, Toronto.
Direct connections at Woodnt+ck with Arrow Coaches for Brant-
ford, Hamilton, Oakville, Toronto.
CANCELLING ALL PREVIOUS SCHEDULES
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