HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1929-12-5, Page 5THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
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CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
INVITES YOU TO
1 See Their Christmas Gui Display
YOU ARE AS WELCOME TO LOOK AS TO BUY. GIFTS FOR Alt.
iiii Toilet Articles
1 Choice Toiletries for
el every taste.
tuitional and Domestic.
The newest and lies(.
4 Face Powders, Creams,
Compacts, Rouges.
Wide selection of sets Yardley's,
hourjois, Gay Parse, Colgate '•
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Waterman's and Parker's
Fountain Pens and Pencils
$2.75 up
GIFT SETS, $3.75 up
DESK SET S
Pearltone
Attractive Toilet Pieces
SINGLE PIECES 65c and
COMPLETi'. SETS $7.50
and up
Mother -of pearl on amber, rose
pearl on amber, mane pearl on
•mber
Combs, Brushes and Mirrors,
tit
Manicure Pieces.
New Handbags
FOR GIFTS
Smartest styles 111 n,•wer 1.11ad.•s
Prices - $1.00 to $4.50
Also English Leather Billfolds
and Purses
Autograph .Albums
25c to 75c
Electric Not Water Bottle
(:(envie anNtitt t alt t. k.-* I �(
standard temperature
Christmas Boxes of Candy
60c to $5.00
Neilson's beat bulk Can-
dy 49c Ib.
Kodak and Brownie
$ 1.25 to $32.50
Rubber Toys 25c
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RADIO AND VICTROLAS I
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ISeet"N ariety" at 1t. (ieorge's Parish hall, December 11, 12. 21
Campbell'sPIP Drug Stere
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Read the "Buy -at -Home" Directory on Page 2
, PUPILS AND ELDERS NAVE
(Continued from page 1)
to Philip Darter for second highest
ntarkw In Victoria school.
Arithmetic prize (given by Principal
Stonehouse)--awartted to Kathleen
Whale!), for highest marks in Victoria
school.
Geography i ( Isco by Mr 11 B
Long)
highest k inVf t iia school
Thursday. December 5. 1929.-7.
ASHFIELD
ASI(FIE1.11, Dec. 3.- Mr. Albert
Mcljuuid visited 10 'lbrontu and at•
tended the Royal Winter Fair last
week.
The young people of Crewe are prac-
tising a play, which they purpose pre
*tenting In the near future.
.e..grap y pr zr g
.ug)--itwarded• to Kenneth Juek fur
Miss Loretta Meyers has leen vls14-
1 g w.t lux[ 8 l' o a •
Writing prize (given by Mayor Mat- ,lu
E:wonl --awarded to -Grace Mason fur Miss Elizabeth Dutton,
highest .works In Victoria school.
Spelling prise (given by Victoria
Houle and School Club)-unitrderl to prole, were tbe guests of Air. and glee.
Burke McLeod fur highest marks In Tim I:rifihl. Klntall, over the week- _
Victoria school. rail.
Literature prizelgiyau Ity Mr. W. F. Mrs. Murdoch C. McKenzie, Kintail.
Naftell -awarded to petty Jenner for ri»{twl with friends In Guelph and
highest marks. 1 Toronto recently.
Grammar prise (given, by Miss' The ulrmlen of "jun I'. F. W. o
Grace llumtlluul-awarded to ]lar-' 1 f Laurier, held their un F' her w,•••'
Jorle Mouse tor highest marks. iu • at the home of Mrs. Henry McKt'''
history prize (given by Maple Leat zlr convolution 12. A good program w i
l'hupter,' I. U. I)• iyliis tie leu LO;
given. The hostess served n dab,' truce Masknu gee Phyllis de fcudry iuneh. The meeting was pruuuuo•,,i
leyum for highest (area. must enjoyable and helpful, In spite
CuwpwHrtson prase rt ed by Mr. rt the disagreeable weather.
11. Robertson) fur u l heir mark to Ilcrlert We are pleaaed to state that Mr.
Palmer for 11lghest marks. John Kilpatrick, sr.. who has been III.
Reading prize (given by Ahmeek i, much improved.
l'htipu•r, 1. U. D. hest marks. to Ray The many- friend.; of Rev. 11. ..
Lawrence tar highest merest. %Vhlttleld, who preached in Port .11-
Gruerttl pfi`rfirletley prize (given I'y ' bort Unlet church some years age.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Cole) -awarded
leant with interest of his removal
to Fred (toss for general proficiency from St. Helen$. Ile has accepted a call
during the year. to the Presbyterian chinch at North-
ville,
Home and School flub Prizes Mk-hlgau. Ile and Mn. Whit -
preached
9 --Marjorie Miller• for gen- i he'd left' 011 Wedtteswtny lust 10 take
cru( proficiency (morning ,lasso :tau• 1111their duties in their new charge. 1
line Johnston,tar gcuenal pndi. ienly : h. November ISIh about sixty of the
(afternoon class(• young people of Dungannon United
Boom 8 James Garrick and Betty' church met at the home of Mr. and
s.
Johnston, for general proficiency. I Nt,4 Will Alton, concession p. andit
Boom 7. -Catherine Bartonnlana Bet-'
ty
Ing for the last fortnight with friends
Mlldmxj.
• ) of tilt tap,
Mrs. Chester O'Reilly and Mr. and
Mrs . aiaurh•e' Griflu and babe, of 1)e
The Slgnal'a calendars for 1930 hare
arrived. One for each patd-IU-adraneti
subscriber.
Gethin Davies
A. L. C. M.; A. R C M
Organist and Choirmaster of
St George's Church
Teacher of Piano, Singing,
Organ and Theory.
Pupils Visited. Apply P O. 462
Naegle, for general proficiency. enjoyable
ent bride was pre -
ii .. •t• -Mary Ii••ward and Carl
Ander-ton.n for general proficietic•y.l 1
• , general sr, a Bucy
oil attendance student. has been at her home on the
Mount 4 -Roberta J•.htu+tuu, for gen•
Room .. -Jean Luwhy sad
VARIETY!
-2 NIGHTS
WEDNESDAY a.d THURSDAY,
December 11 and 12
8.15 p m
St. George's Parish Hall
Auspices Maple Lest Chapter. 1.0.0.E.
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Adults 50c. - Children 35c.
Winter is Here !
liet your radiator filled with
ANTI -FREEZE
before it is too late.
WE SELL GLYCEROL ANDLALCOHOL.
BARKER BROS.
Bayfield Road - Telephone 241
REE TRIAL
:Genu, olio far.
seined wit11 H ,111y'e[-{/IHt1r1, t•H Ns,.rle n yo u r own h o late
Harvey Alton.
the new at -electric
ar ettx At,C lura and
g000lu,len for
6 I tl I soil Mows Florence •MeKeuzie. l;. C. I.
g'
er - l and deportment
licienry and alit•''
UUnI -
seal proficiency t
Teach
Room Ig
-1µg l iHss) ; Marion Iallrlway. for 1 Coal •yr'ts ca+ply crowned t. doting
fie1'1111 lafterulr,.n class Al, past two w.eks
Lake short. road suffering fr nu at
R pro c racy ' tack of the mumps.
Room 3 -Keith Cutt fur general pr•
rtment.
It 2-Jen� Robertson, for g
end deportment.
r 1 ;1 Iyer
Robert Haydn, tor proficiency I m.
t The prognorticxtIou• of the )'hats
at'rth,,tgedo not in.sarhd,ly come true.
but for 1929 he takes the hat: halving
Teachers' Prizes
cu-
forecay; the setting In of winter on or
1.} Aliss Huwe1-. about November 21111. Calling it wtu-
t • was stout 1111• right word. as Ane
salt- ter
.rv.. -:Illus•• ou Ow Great la.kev can t,•aff-y.
.(rill
1 Room S (given to Mr-. N.prwaal - Y
foe pr I cucy iu -•
Phone 90 �* t 1 'trill.
Lowes Garrick, f
LAMPS
LAMPS MAKE A VERY ACCEPTABLE GIFT
We have on hand a large stock of all styles, col-
ors, etc. Now is the time to make your selection while
the choice is good. Shop early.
J. R. WHEELER
GODERICH
Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director
Phones : Store 335, Residence 355w
.Sr/.
4 See the Display of Ladies' and Misses'
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STYLISH
Fur Coats
at our store
Wednesday and Thursday,
December 11th and 12th.
If You Want
To Save Money
Buy your
New or Used Furniture
at
metic, •
' It.ow 6'lgiven by Miss WigKhtNt
Worthy Ryan, - for highest murk: in
.rufLt class during year; lain Gray.
fur highest marks In Junior Blasi dur-
ing year; Floience i'ri c, for writing.
Room, gt vu by mi,.. Kate
W�as.,u )
-flute Mutch, for deportment, geue:. ru-
p.rottirieu.•:.. honors in reading:
s,anu,• Bowden, for deportment, gen-
t protlicieucy, honors In Heading.
Boom 4 ( given by Miss. Robinson 1--
, Betsy Whitten. for general proficiency
and deportment•1. �turdyl-
Rs
••us :t 10441 by Mi-'
FA, arl WViellfel.. ...c'oo'l hi general
proficiency.
Roots 2 4 given by 11111114 Grace Hawll-
tont-Jelin Robertson, for prMteleney
In spelling.
The regular meeting of the W. C. T
1 U. oil. 1,e held illNike/illy 1/1111 '•
Monday. 1hs•emler Utii, at :t p. hl.
BLACKSTONE'S\
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Furniture Exchange I PORT ALBERT
-a Me Mutiny of 6odercl
TitC.Plii at WC WC sic WC u IVIIETttCTSA) WC WrgIrretTIVWC
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At
teptetentative of 11. Gtunel► & Co., rnanufactut-
ing furriers of Toronto, will be at our store these
days with a SPECIAL DISPLAY of the newest de-
signs in ladies' and misses' modish FUR COATS.
THIS WILL BE AN EVENT THAT WILL BE
WELCOME NEWS TO EVERY LOVER OF
Beautiful Fur Garments
and an opportunity to see a Targe selection of the
newest and most stylish Coats on the market.
Every garment is guaranteed by the manufacturers,
H. Gruneir & (doe and workmanshonly triprtaref used ten
d
pelts and the very
these Coats.
The ladies of Goderich and district are invited
to visit our store on the above dates and inspect
these Coats at their leisure.
Our usual moderate prices will prevail during
this Sp-cial Fur Sale.
gl ACORNFIELD
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SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVI TED TO SHOP"
itt Ladies' and 51ett's Wear West Side of Square Phase 41S Goderich, Ont.
ti.li ti•;;•t 710/11 rt . i algid 'itOkuNtilh.tr<. *Alaimo httilittal
Pt►RT ALBI:R'r, Ik'e. 3. 4 hrl•l•
mils tree and concert will to given it.
the Fnl'cd church onT'e dtt lilting
ember 17th. A goal I rR
.repHrirl. Come and have an 'enjoy -
.1.;4. tittle.
AI r. Jas. Hayden and Mrs. liuchauat,
'Pent a few days in London last week,
%kiting their brother, Mr. lleny Bay-
' ,Ica.
W�A number from here attended the
C"' funeral of Mrs. Chas. Robertson, 4.1
Colborne, last WetIutwlay.
The number of cases of mnolp- h,
px1111,1 vicinity Is dlrrena.uK rapidly.
else
,f highway traffic light, in one ‘1•11.11..‘1•11.11.. H1111
'11W heavy snows have made Ilse
ale
fig henry another.
Mr. Carman llaydrn and Mr. Eimer
Graham made a trill 1.• Lown toone i
day last week.
The W. M. S. are holding a birthday
11 party in the bast•ment of the church
on Friday. Ihr•emter 41. Ther• will be, i
W� n short program, after which lunch
....„a ill be nerved. w alt H few
W.Miss 'boors Graham •1
NI , . of hitt ureic %%Ph her sister. Mrs. -
\ 1 sew Bugle.
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\I r. fins. Crawford is hay fug ti ue•%%
p fir•+, 1 • in.tallal to his home.
A1fss Florence McKenzie, who tut 1
abeen sell for a short time, retnruwt to
lis,h•rlch nU 'fite,wla) to resume her
,tt lie's at else Collegiate In-tltt,t,•.
DUNGANNON
Announcement
Extraordinary
Is
GUARANTEED Tt► FVI•:1011N1
W111) ATTENDS TII.'IT RII1'1' ItF
Ca)MII"I KNOWN .es•
"The Racket"
pre -,call,••( in Ih,
Town Hall, Clinton,
--on
Saturday Evening, Dec. 7,
•t 830
By St. Luke's Drams League
Detroit. Mich
Admission 50c, inc uding tax.
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DI"NGANNON, Dec 4. --Miss Erma
Rosh. of the Goderich hospital., spent
Sunday all the house of her parents, -
Mr. and Airs. Murton Roach.
cji It,•, and Mr.. 4'. 11. Nrt►ouNld, alt
LnchIt'W, mule s ane pust,.rltl ,•ally
• in lrk. tie village tart Frldtty.
MT. Wm. Mole Is ntt,•uding the coon•
Y+ ty eonneli meeting at /:utlera•h this
�.v n
Rel•1 The regnbar monthly Hosting of the
If.Wert Wan nnosh ('ire Insnrane4 Cc.
ons kelt! in Air. Treleaven'- "Mee on
t Tuesday.
IfMr. 11. 1.4.1-lunan lar e1 sued alp n
butcher shop in the village ober.. h,-
,? .2Il1 w•11 meat two days In the week.
The United Sunday school fire 1,tI
Aor pro.' 1,111g for their 4'•lnristmas cuter•
taltlment to be held on December 28rl
The public s' enol Ipsco 14 prtn•tisiug for .
t•sr a sehtsd onvert. s efllri-
Mr. Usher h•.Iy, Dungan
ent baker, has net with considerable
trouble In muking his rounds deliver-
fug bread, owing to the Imitassuhle
zr roads In certain place'. Ile finds that
(, he must put the truck aside and 11s'•
yf the slrlgh Illi large and exteta;lt•
S-' hn,Itle,e remilrer it great mileage in
,l.'lyery.
.l Miss Pearl Caldwell, who has been
!' .enrklnrE alt Kltleardlne. is visiting her
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mother, Mrs. lie''. 1'Rldwell.
.t concert under the auspices, '•f the
library board will he held to the parish
'lw hall on the evening of Dec. 13th. The
program will Is. given by the schools
in the (lt-tri t A11 whool children will I
tre le Admit te,t foe and there will be a
-tunll ('•'• tees' .r1n11-. TM• pries• win t
nets 'In public speaking at the 1,41h0n1
1 fairs of A•116e1d and Wawanosh velli
,teller their addresses.
This Christmas
(iive PICTURES
A ..nod t i -trtrc i• marc nppt,
.rated. and gives noire lasting;
pleasure. than any other gift
Give
it Picture to the boy or girl
for their none. For tow. nlar-
ritd ,.•uple, nothllK •'"old Ir
lovelier for their borne than :e
:mod Picture.
Make Father and Not her hap
py with a Mee Piet owe for the
home W1111N.
We tack free all Picture. to
mail or express.
THE 11(INE 11E' IIF: \1•TIEI 1.
(:IETs
Synth's Art and Gift Store
THE
AIL
GODERICH
tittxs
ORDER A TRUCK -LOAD
OF SUMMERTIME FROM
THE HEAT FOLKS
The people who hpte winter.
Are often people who have never had
real winter comfort in their homer.
There is no nereaaity for your being
uncomfortable this season.
Heat your home with our I). 1.. Jr W.
Coal, and learn what it is to have
perpetual spring time.
For Good Clean Coat
CALL TAR
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J.B. - MUSTARD CCOAL
OMPANY
Pl•..rrss - Goderich
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loam
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..- 245 p....►
.rb-, p...pra.
PHI/LW-
BALANCED-UNIT
RADIO
'this breva I:ridsPlus lowboy only
$ 1()t).O()
Tubes
Extra
Neufrodvne-Plus la 1 fa'i: a
onus gowns MON , N `1 -, 1 u ''1 -,
At LAUDER'S DRUG STORE
Sold and Serviced by Frank Riley
(, Young. Salesman
elf MIME TO !IF 411 THF. VF.a' emir() alVOaa YOU ■l r 0111 ■MMO
We ..i11 gladly deliver any one
of the msr.rlous Phileu mod-
els to your home oo ahsolatdy
Fre. Trial. R e ..ant you ID
pal., a to ynararlf its matrhleaa
Ione. iia marvelous selectivity
and morning distance range.
No obligation whatsoever.
And Easy ['contents
Yea, sad then ((you deride you
van) 1,t own one"( these splen-
did Balanced -Unit 1'hilro-. you
ran have it on very easy pay-
ments. Just a small amount
down; balance monthly.
Call .11 Our Store
We are taking rare of Fres
Trial requests ■s rapidly as wr
can in the order we receive
them. 1'ou I/MN it to yourxlf
to telepi • us or call at our
store ■• early as possible for
full details.
' I Catelli's Macaroni or Spa
OXYDOL 1 II Khetti. 2 pkgs. 27c
• Derby Loaf Cheese, per
Large Pa, lieges I Iti 33c
each 19(.
&mei Thor ening, 1 lb. car-
-�� ton -• 17c
t, - W
BRANI.
ngs
rII FLAKES I lb
C'.�ad
2 pkgs. 21c IIlbs.
Sherrifi's
-pkgs.
Pnr''r I New Choice Mixed
Quick Cooking Oats .1 bbl' . . ' '
Almond Paste, I i lb size
30c
M:l713 Buds, per
47c
vi White Bea,.s, 3
25c
Jelly Powders, 4
25c
Nuts, 2
45c
Large pkg. 24c
PUFFED RICE
per pkg. 1 7c
Golden Bantam Corn
No 2 size
2 for 35c
New Pack Peas
S:eve Nn 4, Regular size
2 for 29c
J. J. McEW EN, Goderich
.1 CALVIN CUT, Goderich.
S. O. 8. Cleaner, 3 pad 14c,
6 pad 23c
Hawaiian Crushed Pine-
apple, No. 2, Squat, each 28c
Lawraaon's Flusho, each 23c
You will find on display at
Superior Chain 3tores your
Christmas requirements.
('Iuster Raisins, Aliyerl Nuts in
I. shell lend shelled
I.Itle:trhed sultanas
Glace Cherries
(►range, Leeann and l itr.n Istel
Firs. Raisins, lines and (sur.
mills and a splendid assort
mood of ('hristntas (t,nch
WE DELIVER
sec ••r, tRIET'I December
and I".th, at St. (ieeerte's
r ish 11211.
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Par -
CHAS. AI.TON, Duagatwn.
ROBT. PHILLIPS, Aubsra.
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