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4. Tbursday, December 19, 1929.
No man ever
had too many
Shirts or Pajamas
You're always safe
in giving a man shirts or
pajamas, particularly if
they're Forsyth's. For no
matter how many he
already has, more are al-
ways welcome. Choose
from our splendid stock
and
color
in a quality
scheme to fit the recipi-
ent's personality, and
your own purse as well.
fadmdtwf pff burr
W. C. Pridham & Son
Telet l., me
Miens and !toys' t. ar
li.slerich, lent
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THE SIGNAL,
NILE
-- GODERICH, ONT. .
nor • secretary, Mrs.. C. A. Vaustone l l
treasurer, Mrs. John Long; organist.
NILE, Dec. 18.—Mr Geo. Pentland, Mies Beulah bong. (bmmitteer were
appointed as follows:
Of Etlmonton,sAlta., Is visiting at the Program and advertising -Mrs. A.
home of hid parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. StraughaII, Miss I.. Maelel, Mrs.
Samuel Pentland of Dungannon, and lt,ty Moore, Mrs. Fletcher Fisher,
also at the home of ills brother, Mr.
Mrs. Cecil Bazley.
fleets. Pen ilard, of 2nd concession, Flower --Diss L. alaedel, Mrs. Will
Ashfield township. Snyder, Mrs. John I'Itbludu, . Mrs.
J
Miss Lena Pearson, of Buffalo, .1 ick airs. E A. husked.
spent the week -end at the home of her .. Fl\\oraair F y,Mrs. E. H. Wal -
father, \1r. Nelson Pearson.
We are pleased to report that Rev
R. A. Lundy Is improving•=
flow wonderful that each new gen-
eration has the fun of taking the world
part and pattlng,it together again."
—Bruce Berton: -
"Cease conceiving of education as
mere preparation for later life, and
make of it the full meaning of the
present life." -John Dewey.
LEEBURN
WESTFIELD 011Ktattnno Music
IVOSTF 1'L1LD, Dec. 17. --Thr people KNO\ CHt RCH
of this community were shacked to 11u gwild re
ben of the death of Kra. Nethery',
wild in Belgrave, but who organ Preludes -"Overture Triumph -
came a few days hefure her death to ale" G. F rata
spend the winter with her daughter, -Cradle Sung" (froth
m Chrlet a Or -
Mrs. James McGill. Pueula was libido)• J . finch
rioter ora of her death. Much syuiatth) Atldhem -"Sing. t► Heavens" Simper
s. :hie
Is extended front this vloluity to the solo 'the hush of Nigh' R. Spence
ter., Mrs. Jas. Jewell, Mn \Y. felt- bereaved utter
The children of S. S. No. 0 are lone Mrs. W. le'. Sa utters
man.
• Lunch --Mrs. t'ec•II Baxter, Kris. practising for their l'hrksuuaa tree, Scdo- �'u 'lYtuu Ilett lies( Good Tit -
Harold Alibi, Mrs. Alden Allin, Kra. to be held on Friday afternoon of this
Norman Allin. week.
Missionary- -Mrs. A. M. Slraughau. Several of the members of the
LEIJBURN, Dec. IS.—Mrs. Percy Mrs. John Flick, Mr.. Alden Allin. quarterly board wet at Auburn, In
Stewart spent a few days with ber airs. John l'Itl'lutlo• M1.e` Annie Rax Knox United church, on Tuesday of
daughter, Mrs. it. King of Auburn, re- ter. The missionary tommitl,r are to fila week. It being the last meeting ut
r s I:: shed u
AP
rifte•n minutes of the {art the year ail byslness wn f p
turning home on Tuesday, row of each meetiuK. 'rhe auuunl fur the year. ttrevltrtkt to H. W. R.
Miss Mildred oke, of her sister,ich town iiertKtttiuuul meeting thus 8rr:utgeti Allis departure for Ottawa. This
ship, was the guest of Mrs• for alouduy evening.
January' 13
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h. charge regrets very much losing Mr.
Thoma. Horton, last week. _T__ _ _--- !sod Mrs. .Up, but wishes them every
The teacher& of S. S. No. 5 and 8. 8.
No. 9 are holding their Christmas
entertainments at their respective i
n
WHITECHURCH .ceps. and happiness in their new
1 Church Meeting —.\ Isrge. n,.,ntwr MI G 13alat
howls on Friday afternoon. I \\'1IITE(•111'Ht111. Dee. 10.—Merry
The W. M. 8, held their monthly
meeting at the church last Wednes- Christina. 10 all.
day afternoon, instead of this Wed-' the fine Wesley
from Mtt r. r. F' . purchased
l haat
nesday, their regular day.
_ un and wilt fair lir. 1..Itln early In
I I.
DUNGANNON January.
Mr
. and Mrs. _Jock lleudersou and
f:uuih, of Para mount. were Sunday
Rev. J. Walker in China.—The visitors with her mother, Mrs. Mac- elected superintendent 9lth Mr. Norm-
of
Saunders,
following from The Exeter Timet -Ad- t;rt,g�t an McDowell and Mr,hldward Rodger St
t be f interest FI 1 • xl s{teut • as hl+ &sal+tants l�/ F,dwatvl Rafger Mies G. Hal t,
lugs to Zion " ' Handel
Miss Id/Wilson
Organ Offertory 'Partoralt' ( froth
1510 t'ontlerto
llrgan 1'ostlu
Christmas
CoreilI
"March on Thee
pun Tunes" J. E. West
Erasing
lodes ---"Third Movement„
Ideal Christmas Gifts
IN NEW HA i S for the holiday season in Felt,
Velvet, Ribbon and cleverly blended metallic mat-
erials,
In Children's Hats, Beret Tams and Baby Bon-
nets,
at greatly reduced prices.
IN SCARFS, COSTUME JEWELLERY, COR-
gSAGE FLOWERS. AND NOVELTIES.
afi ' - Yam are cordially invited to inspect our dock
Miss M- . R. M acV :car
KingstolI. t'ttr. t f� } ,y
�ti•)f�%• ai itltk+ t1a�4671vc� 1l. ti.•ait e:.
Organ
(ties d Organ Concerto) ildger. , �E.wygt�rl• 'T•tepiC ' ter ,r,�
'slums Even" J. 11. Roogera ii'rr�1
andel
" arch of the Magi Kings"
Blackstone s Furniture g
Th. 'Winds
field of labor lu the Master's vineyard. Bolo -•'Night of Nights" Van De Water
i.,..
ae
met in the basement of the Westfle' An[hem—"There Were Shepherds"
Culled church last Wednesday d Vincent
held the annual meeting of the Su ay Organ Offertory -"Pastorale S)wptt-
Bolo-' Naaaretb" liuen,xl
Mr. A. Traverse
th•trtte--'Thou Child Divine" (014
French Caroli Arr. by W. Voris
Anthem -'Te' Ileum In E flat" Lloyd
r. .lulsle Mrs. W. F.
vacate of last week will 0 ° s Mr. J. F. Thomann
air. ,las. lima, e a yea
to Dungannon readers, Hev. J. Walker t,.w days last eek Nith his slater, has re -appointed tem{wrante suDerlu organ Yu&float- laurta in Ex,plala
hauling been pastor of Dungannon
tenftent : Mr. J., I.. Melbwell was el- Deo' J. 8. Bach
\piss Kathariur Russ.
United church for some time before Born -On Sunday. I►ecemlwr 1, in acted ter ratan; tn•n.lurer Mho** Win-
hla return to China: Mn. Wm. Walk -
Detroit. to Mr. and Mrs' Elgin Purd- nitre.' l'amplwll, Hina Walsh and
or hes received word from her son. ,11 ,y daughter. • Marr Ittxlger were appointed planietr.
forvats
t the
e olnte
Rev. J Walker, who with his wife �lty Wm. 1'urduu and Mn. Jas. Teachers. tvene appointed -
Th
fit re nr the ta-
w•h.s.l. W. M. S. and Ladles Ai,Y. The ,o) (.1 -ow alee•siab) Handel ISunday sehuul meeting ohetsad with
Bev. N'. It. Alp in the chair./ Reports
were heard from the tear s orgaul-
satluns. Mr. W. F. :Campbell was re -
and family are now on their way as !'union are in Brussels attend lig the lour clatusost. e ,
misavuurIe to China, that on Noreen funeral of their sister, Mrs. ('has. les' Mil were all re-elected. with Mrs. Wei eervicr will be as follows.
ber :tn1 they '15111ed into Hankow on a Itiutnut, who peys.Pti away on Satur• Wqi. Walden as president. The W.M.S.
swill steamer. They will leave for div hgving suffered with heart trt,uble ing opened with Mrs. Marvin Mo- Organ (Prelude -t 'hrtsimss Pastor-
'
or-
uurn twel in the chair. The various tie-' parobeerrl,tual hymn No. 75--H'hne
partments made their reports N high
were very ent•ouraghtg. The So •let) - Shepherd. \latched Their 4'Itk•ks
expects to reat•h Its allocation of $2:10 by Night"
by the end of the year, Mrs. R. Vie; /Eyrie
also the two
cent Was elected president for the Gloria Tlbl G„{dsm• ltb
ndrew of coming year, with Mrs. Marvin • Mcr • Credo
Ja ,s and Al- Cowell as her assistant ; Mrs. lielviu Offertory Anthem- --Naaareth' untxd
terment too► Taylor, secretary ; Mrs. Maitland Hen -1
metery on Mon- rye treasurer. and Mrs. Wm. MclhrweU,' Surnuw Cor)la
Hi extends sym- corresponding se.•retary. ienders for' Sanctus
;ed relatives. the variilus departments In the W. M. Agnust'ttl qui crnit Del Goldsmith
8T. OVORGE'S CHURCH
There will be a choral communion
Tuesday,
sen a• tat t hrstmas Eve,
Tor+ ).
December 34th, at 11.30 pm. The mus-
Ichang and from there to Fow Chow, fora few ,ears. Sh, haves tom .
expe.•ling to arrive at their destiba- 1 her f e daughters, Mn. Percy Mr
Hon the following week. Mr. and Mrs.' Lean of deet titers, trsh and Mrs. Jos.
Walker and family salted from Van-. Kerr, at whose home she Mrs. Jos.
hoover v the 3rd voyage, t it wa. ougy four ,eie.. Hex. Gordon Rtutotjf and
diedylind
had at lovely enda but was rough t'hecter, John via Charles.
' at ngba. Eleven days were spent tai sisters and folk brothers: 1
1 Shanghai. Ashfield, iii I ltobert,
I.rt of Saekatchew-an.
BENMILLER 1ittit..e tis 1Vingham ti
day. This neighbor'
lathy W the ter
A great' nutq er of fowl are being 8. also were elected. tummuuoN+-`Hart, the Herald .\a
vote of thanks to Mn. J.
for the ('h trade Ras1s or tier elftcleit and faithful
h I {u
Was I.. Maedel leaves this week to
spend some weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Fisher. at Flint, Mich.
W. A. Odeerw—The annual meet.
f the Women's Assoc A on o
.hipped out ,rthls district this week motel f
rjatwea'
J r Ills are boxy work' in all there firer societies. Mr.
and Mrs.
unjtcs. ly to reside in Auburn. Mr. Alp closed
a�il Gordon o $ the. meeting with a few words of pray- I
upele, Mr. Robe. McGee of Blyth, on er..A 10c tea was served and a social
Saturday last. time was spent by all.
gels sing':
O tome, Let 1's Adur• liim'
(ilorla Io Exeelsis- Goldsmith:
tteeessiu°al Hymn. No. 71l�'Ouae in
Royal' David's City"
Organ !'trttlude--"Hallelujah Chorus
(Messiah) Handel
Christmas Mernhig-11 *Week
Organ Prelude-"Cbrkrttaaa Poetitsde"
The 3 ay
lag o I U f up
Benmiller United church, meeting Ini, prat•tisip* for the concerts to the
session at the home of Mr. Stanley ch
Vanstone, elected officers for next I l' rd u Met ee t islted with bl
year as follows: President. Mrs. Wm.
Long; vice-preski-nt, Mrs, S. B. Gard-
\T1xNIa tutend leaving short•
'• .f
a��wt Roland Rogers
CIVCa wl'•�l'CIVII ►li ► it0W.C141tCWO aa'e�a► Cid teMiCtCtO CtCt(W W.tttelteCwtKt= ! Ily mns =Nos. 72 and 79.
Kyrle
Credo Maunder
Three More
Shopping Days
Before Christmas �""
Offertory Anthem—"Behold 1 Bring
..00d 'ltWii4 ' sir J. (aces
Sursom Coedit
kg Sanctus -
Benedictus qui veldt Maunder
Ift.m urinous --"v4, part 2, 'Y) Saving
Victim"
Gloria in Excelsis in F Maunder
Recessional Hymn -No. 73 "(lark, the
Herald Angels Slag"
N i Organ Postlude--diallelujah C Handel
NORTH VIZ= UNiTED CHURCH
For your convenience we have everything ar ranged for easy selection of Christ-
mas Gifts. You will find in our tore Christmas Gift suggestions that will solve
your question—"What will I give?" Gifts for every metnber of the family ---
Mother, Dad, Brother and Sister.
o "Tor tt t -1a6y o
Silken Lingerie
Dainty intimate garments that follow the
new dress silhouette. A wonderful selec-
tion of Gowns, Pyjamas, Vests and Bloom-
ers. Sets of Vests, Bloomers and some
Gowns attractively boxed.
Gloves
of all varieties. Chamoisette in tailored styles
in fawn, deer, gull and black.
French kid---Trefousse washable Icid
Gloves in popular shades.
SCARFS
The new square or long Scarfs, having on
them Batik work or hand stencilling.
Handkerchiefs, Bags, Kimonos, Bath-
robes, Umbrellas, etc.
Store open evenings till Christmas
Hosiery
Weldrest
full-fashioned Hose
in heavy wei ht
and service chiff'on.
w•v 1 H ase, full-fashioned, in all
For the Men
Neckwear
Men's Ties in holiday
boxes, in heavy figured
silks, plain satin and
moires.
GLOVES
Men's (dioses, lined or
to kid, reindeer, pigskin,
buckskin
SOCKS
den's all -wool English
plain and fancy patterns.
Silk and wool Socks
patterns.
ttnl retie
goatskin.
Socks, in
in fancy
shades
SCARFS
The square or the reefers for the
tnen. All silk plaids. All -wool
English t'athmere, cashmere and
silk combined.
SHIRTS
Figural English Broadcloth Shirts
with stytarnte tar attached eollartt,
in well-known makes.
Nnndkerehiefs, Sweaters, ete.
WE WISH YOU ALL A VERY JOYOUS CHRISTMAS
A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
's' and Men's Wear West Side of Square Phone 418 Goderich, Ont.
vottetefiteeporefervaPotteettecycwsteceregtetemetettey•
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Exchange
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West Street, Goderich 4
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"The Home of New and Used Furniture"
rStoves, etc. Everything for the Home.
USEFUL
GIFTS 1
2
Organ Prelude-"Pat4 orale' Bach
Bambino- Yon
Itrtrolt—'Hili. a Sing. Thi- Bleared
Morn'
Anthem--TIFirst ('ttristinn .t Mord'
Newton
offer-•ory-"Psetoral S) mph, my"
(The M.atdah) Handel
C. - ., e i tine Kings •f 1 t
oo.oi.eta-Mesxra. L. Pentland, J. R.
Wheeler and G. Buchanan
Pustliidr- 'And the Glory of the Lord"
(The Messiah) Handel
Evealag
Twenty -minute Organ, Recital
"I Waited for the Lord"
(Hymn of Praise) Mendelaeohn
"intermezzo" Arr. by D. Campbell
Ohrlstmas Chorale -"A Rose Breaks
n•os,m" Brahms
Chorale, Fuga and Finale"
(Sixth Organ Sonata) Me tleissohn
introtb- "O Come, All Ye .raithful"
Adeste Fidelis
Mixed Quartette -"The Infant J Yo"
MIwt E. Hume, Miss M. Buch-
anan, Mr. J. R. Wheeler.
Mr, G. Buchanan.
Anthem --"It Came ficin a Midnight
Clear" Dale
Duet, Miss E. Tye and Miss 11.
ihtit'hanan
offertory—"Man'h of the Magi"
Dubois
carol Chorus --"Silvery Star+" Simper
Isuet-"1'brief Mae i,nnAby"Ipallantyne
Mit' E. Hume and Miss M. Clarke.
b'esper -"Silent Night. holy `Ighb
bolter
P..4ltsde---"Hallelujah ('horia'.
f'l'ee• Mpssleh) - Mandel
VI TOKII ST. UNITED ('Hl'W'H
Morning
t irgna Prelude .1'hriett nut. Prtxee-
Mount- W. 11. Maxfield
llymu No. SO.
Anthem "The l-'lr-t 4 ltri.tton, Morn"
E. Newton
Chesterfield Suite, Odd Chairs. Dining -Room Suiten
. g
Buffet
Tables China Cabinets, Kitchen Cabinets,
go Tables, Chairs, Beds, Springs, Mattresses. A lovely
Marshall Mattress makes an ir.eal gift.
11#` Kindergarten Sets, Doll Carriages Crokinole
��,•�y��aa,.s�� kl'oards, Wagons, Sleighs �t �y
Ee/e,a{..rv3144 702 '. til+iSa+�.,Ji2•tliatk tt.�� dIt/et
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Here are some Specials for last
minute Shoppers
' 30 pairs of Slippers, felt with leather soles, fancy
trimmed. Sizes 5 to 3 ' • • 65c, 79c and 95c
10 dozen men's fancy Neckties, boxed, 39c to 89c
beautiful designs
One lot of fancy Christmas seta. Garters, Handker-
•chiefs, Shoe trees. Puffs, etc.. at very special prices.
Boy's Aviator Caps. made of solid leather and lined
with warm flannelette in black or brown, all $1.29
sizes. SPECIAL •7
Wishing you one and all
a very merry Christmas
M. ROBINS
Agent for Tip Top Tailors
South Side Square - - - - - - - - Phone 384
Psalm -
llymn No. 116
Sermon --The First Christmas Ser -
vim"
Anthem -►'Haste, Baste from Far"
W. Robertson
Hymn No. 120
Organ I'ostlude "Afle.te F9dplri'
1:. A. licks
Eveatdag
Organ Prelude-"Chrlsttnas Fantasia"
Ralph Dnnstwn, MnSS. , Dote. 1'wntah.
Choir -"Anent Night" Franz Gruber
Hymn No. 120
Anthem -,'While Angela Ring"
Adorn (tenwl
Anthem -"Can We Behold"
C. H Lowden
Hymn No. 118
Sermon -"Joy* Born Into the Worts
with Moist"
Anthem --Nazareth" ('h. (ionnfxl
Hymn Na 121
Organ Postindr'flrallelnjah Chorus"
O. F,Han
r
Le,,
11111.1011.0..
We Sell the Best for Less
('lath's Oxford Mlnnent at, 2
Rod 'Colo*. tall sisal, seek lbs.
(Mean spray Cranberry le nye
.. per tin alk
Palmolive Soap, 0 rakes. 17e
Flnsho, each... 23e
Wtowf alcp Ammonia. 2 for LW
flame's Floor Wax, 1's 13e
Hawes Lemon Oil. large bot-
tle 23e
Khot'ah lemon Butter, 10 or
jar - 49e
Pumpkin, large size, 2 for. 25e
We recommend Gillett's Magie
' Raking Powder
('arida Dry Ilostess Christmas
Package Ginger %Ie, 1 dor.
92.10; 44 dor. 91.11
Ilerhy Loaf Cheese, per I1).33e
Kellett[ s All Bran, large....21.'
Figs In Packages, g ex. ...19e
Natural mum Figs, per Ib..25e
l.yer Smyrna Figs, per lb, . 29e
3 ('town ('luster Raisins, l'a.29e
11 Crown Cluster Raisins, I's.39r
lemon and Orange Peel, pee
Ib 29c
New Citron Peel. per lb. 39c
Assorted ('ream Candles, per
Ih. 2be
Pimento Stuffed Oliver. A%
ex. bottle, 24e; 19 ea. 411e
PEAS 29c in «°'W%5Ib.10e
Kars Coffee --"The Secret Blend"
K b. 39e
Kara (&Her, --"-Ply Nea M Rend"
1 Ili. Ole
RAI ADA TEA—.Atwal a fresh
al Rnperlsr Moro
Rnperlor Stores rwea nniand
Canada Brai
—WK DELIVER FRET: --
Mr order to
CHAS. ALTON, Desean.sn.
ROBT. PHILLIPS, Anb r..
SALMON 29c
iaallival or Crown No. 2 size
each
SYRUP 14c
New Golden Hallowi 2 lbs
DATES 23c
Best Quality 2 Ibe,
MiXED NUTS 45c
No 3 Sieve. 2's, tender and
sweat 2 for
MeeLarew's 32 1 2 es JAR
invincible Olives 49c
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