The Signal, 1930-4-10, Page 44—Tburselay. April 10tb, 1901)
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FASHION CRA
FOR BETTER CLOTHES VALUE
WH•) • THE EASTER PARADE:
STARTS SHE'LL RE PROUD
1'Ol' Rot'tiHT YOI'R OLTF1T
11 ERE.
When "Easter” Says Good
Morning'
will 1-(u: Have That -Wen l)re•s,ed"
Feeling:'
You will if Pridhanl'_ have done your
outfitting from their splendid showing
of all that is new in men's Clothing
and Furnishings
Suits at $20, $25 and up to $35
Single or double-breasted model.
SPRING TOPCOATS
Smart tweeds at $21.50, $24.50,
$29.50 and up to $35.00.
NEW HATS, NEW SHIRTS and NEW NECKWEAR
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON 1I
"The Store trait the Stork
Men's and Boys' Wear. Goderich, Ontario.
Telephone 57
THE SIt NAL, — GODERICH, ONT.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSIUP, April 9.—
On Friday evening, April 25, '.he play,
'1)fary's Castle In the Air," is to be
parented in Union ("hunt by ,the
young s.t'o )1e of tibaron United church,
under the auspice. of the Union Young
Peoples Sta le's.
Hydro is being installed along tb.
-Irh coucesslon this week.
CREWE
e'dt111%1E, April t;. --Tile monthly
W. )1. S. ulertlug was held at the
loom of Mrs. J. Kitla'riek. the pres-
ident taking charge. Mrs. thackletun
read a Inter from tMrs. Walker In
1.111 MI, which was enjoyed. Mrs. Wa{'t
and Nita. It. Finnigan rendered soi u..
Miss Alma Blake and Mrs. Drennan
rendered a duet. Mrs. Keine. Mrs. 'ere -
leaven and Miss Maili'•k gave readings.
Mos Watt reread a ehapter in the study
book. Delega'es were ole eteui to go to
convention In ,eatorth. Mr. Koine par
uonneetl the benediction, A dainty
lunch was served and n social hour
w:as spent.
Mr. W. I►rennau had a splendid
sale lore Tuesday. Everything offered
,old well.
Mlsa .Riede Ktlpatriek spent a few
shays visiting friends' in Duugitulloaa.
Mrw. J. Hnikiett repent a few day
visi:ing ber (laughter, Mrs. W. Dren-
non.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Swan and fatuity.
spent Sunday at the former's hoax',
Mr. Geo. Swan's, 1'?.th concession
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DO YOU
} SUFFER WITH
HEADACHE?
GODERICH INN GARAGE
uFFICIAL SERVICE STATI(IN FUR
Daunt, Hudson aged Esse:, Gemini Motors Automobiles and Trucks
Expert on Electric Trouble We Specialise on Brake Service
1 "n can ml its Police Inspection when they are repaired by us
Automobile Supply, Electrical Parts for All Makes of Autos in Stock
f_5—Tu anyone who can bring a car we can't repair—$2,-
HARRY BRADLEY
HAMILTON ST
PHONE 247
So easy to get quick relief and pre-
vent an attack in the future. Avoid
koromides and dope. They relieve quick-
ly but affect the heart and are very
dangerous. They arc depressing. and
only give temporary relict, the cause
of the headache stili remains within.
The sane and harmless way. First
--correct the cause, sweeten the sour
and acid stomach. relieve the intes-
tines of the decayed and poisonous
food matter, gently stimulate the liver,
start the bile flowing and the bowels
pass off the waste matter which causes
your headache. Try Carter's Little
Liver Pills. Druggists 25c red pkgs.
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Have You Selected Your Easter Ensemble Yet ?
Easter is Only 7 D aysAway. If Not, Now is
the Time and This is the Place.
Let Us Suggest:
A Black Broadcloth Coat
trimmed with galyak, mole or fox paw.
A Navy Tricotine Coat
with a smart collar of broadtail, squirrel or
muskrat.
A Smartly Tailored Coat
of tweed with the high waistline and the
narrow belt.
And with your Coat a matching HAT of
bankok or a fancy lace straw.
A New Dress
of the flattering length in a constrasting
shade and you will be able to withstand the
severest test of a style critic.
-Accessories to add a final note --
SCARVES in smart designs, and the new
Ascot Tie.
HOSIERY that steps along smartly.
GLOVES of French kid and silk.
Men! Dress up for Easter
.ASHFIELD
ASIIFIFMJ), April S. --Sincere gym -
pally Is extended' to Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas (Arvey and family In the
Beeth of their Sou and brother, Rev.
Wilfred T. Garvey, ('.S.U., 11.A., Ph.D.,
of l tasIl'it Seholastleate,
Torou'o. Dr. Harvey died at St. Mary's 'Mr. Jas. l'ornellua.
htrgkal, 'itoe•hester, N.Y., on Satunlay, 1 Mr. George 'Met/taoid made a lard -
April Mh, at the age of thirty -tae utrs trip to Ashfield uu Monday.
yearn. The funeral •was held from,1$t.1 )Ir. Wince llreln hue purdwsetl
Basil's chureli, '1lurontu, on Tues41I 'uew Pontiac car.
morning. April Nth. 'l'he W. M. S. of the 1'ulttd church
Mrs. 1f. J Blake, Mb,. AIWA and held mhahwary leas on Wednesday
Harold Blake motored to Stra-ford last at the humew of IM's. A. rot( and
un Sunday to visit Mr'. Blake's sister, Mrs. Victor Emensou. The W. M. $. is
tllv'IteuI u a mee•tlug In Winghaiu
United church on Wedueaday. April
.111. and n good attend:uns. Is tt4111414.,'e.1.
The Boy Slant's put on a splektl„1
eutertalnuteilt in the hall here mut
week. Mr. Scot:, who was very low, W
now much better, as also are Bir. Mae
Room, Mrs. Juba Craig, ar., and
MINN Sarah Garbutt.
,Mr. Amos Cornelius delivered his
driver to Mr. Joe Md)flllau of Ltu•k-
uuw 011 Monday.
Mr. Thos. Irwin of Luekuow, was
a vlsl'or on Friday with his uncle,
To men and young men who appreciate the wear-
ing of good clothes we offer a convincing selection
of Suits and Topcoats.
Suits
of Scotch tweeds and worsteds and English Saxonies.
Topcoats
excellently tailored and of carefully selected fabrics.
New Hat colors and shapes. New season's styles per-
mit either hound or unbound edges.
lasesssiseseX
CORNFIELD
A.
"Shop Where You Are Invited to Shop"
West Side of Square
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Mrs. S. Gummi.
Mr. and Mrs, John A.041eliensie
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sower -
Ly, 44•derleh "uw•uship. oar Suutlay
last.
Mr. Will )levers. of Detroit, are
rived home ear %luuduy lava to visitA reception is lowing held a' the
his iaaaLs
•u.Mr. and Mrs. John Meyers.I home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stein
The worm on April ith wuu1d COW-, of Asltfleld oar April it for their sou
pbtn• very wen with way storm we had Lloyd. olio Is lotting worried tills week
on a -Juuu:lry silly, ill point of wind. to Miss Dorothy Wraith of Langside.
frost. and the depth of .stow whl•li' eldest daughter of 'Mr. Wm Wraith
loll. As It is now eigh'ee'n days Auer' and the lute Mrs. Wraith This i.ow-
the calendar anuoun. d the begin.inanity extends best wishes to -he
ting of ..pmol. we sl ewdd an Prefer hippy- couple. who will reside on the
the brinti of spring weather euwpused grouw'- farm in Ashfield.
of stutahinr std a lir ie rain. The itug-
ge•rlug wiu'er. however, has 114 ad. BEN MILLER '
vantages,. It enables the Harmers to
0.11-.11ue the uw of their bobsleighs.
and the rakers of maple .yrnp vti11 BESMII.Ii11U. April 9.—The' stork
find a good run of sap. paid 11 welcutnt. v1.11 10 'bee home of
Mrs. Devitt Anderson. while visit•
Oar. and Ura. Bruce Greig nod let. a
Mir last, week at tin. home of her 'fine. 14g. Iwruneing baby trey.
dauugh•t•r. 'Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick, ern. Iota Fl.lwr 1s bonne fro, Gewl•rkh
.*owlet 9. happened with an ac•eIdealt high teIlue.l with mumps.
w'111eh required medical attention: As Mrs. Ray Moore entertained to uuw-
uuted in 'lige columns n*eutic, Mrs.
berr-of 'belittle folks to 11fteruaru tea
A
tIlk'rac.n o'lebrtrhal her niuetleth Last iMouday- on the uteasion of Gore
birthday on March l ltit. We 'rust the uthv's .birthday.
venerable lady w•111 be speedily 're- .dn. 1•:4Iwllr,I 1:,wu1 has solved hack
stored to her trtttal strength and ext• h. her old lows oar the 1'11 couerssb•u
Joy many more years of Iifi• and hap. fru, Gowlrrleh, whore ole ?pout the
pinew. I hist year.
IlartkJ Gotsl bus motecl un to (hr
' Me1.1ar'c- fifty acres un tht+-44i1 cntt;
cesslon near the Division line., ,
Air. John ')h•latrty held alt ailintots I
LOYAL
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Miss Susan Peaks, 49,
Edward St., Toronto,
sats:- "in the Spring my
arms and face broke out
with eczema which was
troublesome, painful and very un-
sigl)IIy 1 used various kiwis of salvers
and ointments but the itching M1e was
never relieved until 1 got !am But
"In a very short um* after commenc-
ing
omen,ng with Zam,buk the be toes
to
veld I steadily persevered ems and fat's
through pl eB healed it made my skis
were comp• '
woodet1u91 smooth and ciearrticularly
Eruptions of the skin ate W
prevalent at this time of the teat eon .
surf and treat every tiny pimple.
soreness. or aay break in the skin with
e
a1w* Buk004-*lways dependablemlot
always { the Ain ud healing
f.l)YAI.. April 9. --Th(• people gen-
erally gut a surprise on Monday morn-.
log veben a belated snowstorm blew
down fnen Nor'hwest and held .sway
fur two days. sending the frogs, who,
were slanging lustily Sunday nwrning.I
butt: :'o cover. However, from appear -
mires of sky trod wind at the time of,
writing they nay be out again to-
morrow.
Our sympathy goes out to ;be rela-
tives gni friends of the late !Lev. j
Father Garvey. who passed away in
Rochester, N.Y., on Saturday late He
was a young Ulan of w►deudid abliittes 1
which be consecrated 'u the service
of his church. He was a nephew of
Mrs. W. IF. Young. and cousin of
Messrs. 'W.' L. and terunk Young and
Mies Mary Young. -
Mr. Frank Clark. of Godettch, .la
.pending a few days with bis another.
Mts. John Clark.
:Mr. and )Ire. Victor Young, Mrs.
Clark and Mr. Frank Clark were 8'
Toronto on Saturday attending the
wedding of Mise' Jean Young aid )lr.
Tat' Clark.Ingot to tills
A+ 1'arlbsmeut is prorogued fur Church9 vowg men for farm service. Heat Folks.
sale of stuek laid implements last Fri -1
day. -
'Freed Mugford has moored to 'the
Dimon road near Goderich.
Garfield M,(Nlicllael bit moved nn to
^he ol4 Paul Maetlrl farm on the :hid,,
t•ouet 6tou. •
Dun "Swantx it mining buck to. his
old 1101111 on the •Maitland. Ile has
been making staple syrup.
Carmen Feagat las moved _ from
G,wlerlch rel John KenilgtuuPs, when•
he has hired for :he year.
Mr. Anderson. who has been living
at Mclrtw and has leen looking after
Will :Met 'lure.- coal hieInes•. ha -
moved to 8t. Helens. where• tel' will
be working for Joseph Joynt.
William Westlake. who hos leen,
working for Will Long fur tau years.,
p,s inot Ing :o Saltford, where he. Till
be working fur Mr. Mc'(:ill.
David I'itirhtd.' has received a
young Scotch lad. Benjamin Young
from Paisley. Ser.:land. tit:mien the
1'nl'er1
Church immigration .ttpau-t' Flowers grow well ill the balmy
maws:. During the last tour yeah the; air of a house heated .by the
ts. seal rms..
ua stl
meati ger ala cue
iys ° AIM
Soar b %Koas n is burns. sat*r„a
.ass Herr hors iiiii.d. Ism bus
THEA
GODERICH
NFAC RblltS
THE COCKSHUTF
IMPLEMENT SHOP
has removed to new
quarters on Kingston
street.
Implements and Repairs General
Expert Service on all Cockshutt
Machinery.
AIIis•Chalmer1 and United Trait
tors.
Baer & Stranghan
TELEPHONE 598
Wong's Cafe
g
A Good Place to Eat
`Best Service in Town
TABLES FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN
A la carte service al all
hours
Wong's Cafe
Phone 253
The Square and Montreal Strew*
Goderich
HOW DOES YOU :
INDOOR. GA2-rn
QUITE WELL, THANK
f YOU. THE HEAT 'O'J(S-
HELP ME WITH IT- J
Ui:11e, our member. Alt. C. A. Robertson. 1 ' jo do children.
has returned home and will nAnti year
n lrwlll bring ere enlarging
ut filllnK,wL Rrmrn tram d0
grown people.
able to aXeud to his farm
This was one of the shortest sessions fnftreto10 Iw•rutineion ee ithelrs'41.old ' iud actl alt's a good climate to cultivate
on mord. the Goverment Any farmer deslrtnicI health, happiness and sunny
The sacrament of tthe IAmfth's inner
ail' are
observed 11411
church on Sunday, April 13th, and the
ordination of new elders will ^eke
Mate also, a' the usual service. p.m.
['reparatory service will he held on
'Thursday evening.
Mr. and
'I)f Wilfred
Toronto on Tues-
1111)113011(1 and
Shirley
'rues -
rind will remain for n
day. )Ire. ivnt. W
few days visiting her matter and
..titer relatives.
'The pleased toakilos. she tr able to
bebe ut
be about the house again aCer a lung
mad serious lunge.
help by the year eau make a1414'a•`: dispositions.
ttun rnunary gh 1'nited 1'hureh min Try 1 load of inn.I ). I.. 5t V.
islet'ht need
Mr•. Thos. t)lacl het'. who has been
«uttering with 'rheumatism fur some
. aline, has leen removed .o tiw.Gowlerlch
hospital for »peetai treaUnient and we
hope for much 1IProtetuen'. before,
lung.
W1111L'I'EC111[URt.' The %t'umou'r .%s•,n•irkti.ul not
*he h • of the president; Mrs. WI11
Long. on WisInesd`iy nfternoeit. Mr-
\N"HITk`('HI'Rt'H.
April S. It Gardner hail clnare.' of
nut rctnrne,p from N1'inghaui Ito --meeting Nlrs. A. NI. Straughan 1.
-
I;
l,l :0 last Wednesday.
Mr. Jimmie Deacon, of East wawa -
h, hail the misfortune e prim;
i"gia over hie'
uu go Off as he wits g
fent' and had to have o ,.tow• returned
plu AVinghaol •hospital and is - 1t:.
WIPP El tittle with lticxwl• p
1 'the Messrs. Dennis. from 'LoX11 we
'.Vlugluaw. are trapping iuu
am-
ees•sinn of East Woo mash n'- the
1 river. -
Mr. Robert Henry Portion. who loss
110'451 with relativi•s In this distrlet
iher the mist 1-WOuwt-h-. len% 1.. on
Tuesday fur his insure at Walpole,
iSask.' He will he are •otnlmuitst 1.3 his
;lou "nephew-,, Ifugh 1►avid and
Continued stormy weather Is keep-
ing
eep
Ing :he fish from running in the''-
river..t, few sweeten' have' bier speared.
hut the waiter is very cold yet. 1t
won" he tong now till e'^twhile fish
Prover' will have sport to their heart's.
Conten
'The Italian Immigrants in Canada"
wa. the 1•tiljeet of -he Y••nng People'„ COAL
. B. MUSTARD
Club missionary program Inst Sun- COMPANY
.lay evening. Miss Evelyn Long- had
shame of themeeting. Miss i1'r'i by float 4• — Godericb
brand, when v'ou nex
('ALL THE
Coal.
Waher• veils at rhe piano. anis Frani, _
Walter: read 'he Scripture Bowes.
The young people a have leen prepar-
inga play entitled "No Aecomtt i81)111
and will give the firs. he•rforwati a iu
Iteumiller churl h .n, Thursday. April
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Phone 418
ort 'Itendersml.
lhir slek folks hate dhowu consid-
erable improvement during the past
/tl
cited n' missionary program on
• book. '-Froth Jerusalem to ,lern-
Wenu.-. and d was Assisted by Mrs. Jo1114
Long. Mrs. i:ardner..11r... 1'.s•il ita%tcr.
Nth.. Itay'`loor,t :)Thos Annie Itae• t
Amt Mlss Itt'nlih Long. 1".irler 1e.
orations were m -ids fur the idg
inew'tt11g to he held nn 'he :1'
of May. A good program hn• been •w•
const hl :he 4:141'.Ac 4jnnrt..rt.. from
wtralford .
I The young un•u'' cilia, of li.•nnllll'r
. lay 5,411,1 titer 01 Tue«Inv 1111210
souk••• tis.' TOWS 61,11110 1.1 Wtll Snyder.
'o reorganize the Flags. Ito-. 4'Islrel:
11,1. 0,1.441 pr•.irlent. 1'onrtl:und Kerr
iice-pr.shleh'. I'amelt St. -vett- .,r
retarr, reasnr'r. Social And literary
committees were also chosen. A social
1 hour WAS +I$`tlt 111 gameer AIAI AngiAK
Terrified Marl: "Oh, Mr. Methertnn, there's A man at the door who say. he'll
either commit nniekle or mnnler if he doesn't get • money ."
Mt•PlserMm "Ask him which he means to do, At' 0 he *aye 1101111.1 gi'e hien
tine ahillnn'. —The 11u.nori.R
Our Service To You!
n r ewes a*• to you 11,11 taw
Xtice ell 111 the Ineeellre aur we are
able to sent+ yo a r. w, and
fort 111 11 • 1••001 • - •er w Are
offering.
We hair something fur the
whole Wilily. .
For the fanner and working --
man: Fine and working s tc•e•a that
will give real Comfort and irear.
Fur tlw hotrewife our eller- -
to.na have. been for good looks and
real foot Paw. •
In selecting our linen for
young ladle*, growing girls, .
diete, boys, youths and little gents,
durability and real comfort for
the growing foot, together with
good looks, have been combined.
1 hlr claitl, is that, comparing
duality, our priers are lower than
listed in any mail outer catalogue.
and it w worth something to the
aloe buyer to be able to try'• them
on and get a /nod fit.
let to rove you this coming
season with wenn of y,wlr nerdi in
Footwear for your family and con-
vince you that we tan MIA 'vow
money. Our Ittw of r,emmet $pwort
and Running Shoes for the young
Mika are wearing 2 to 1 compared
with cheaper maker.
let um have your repairs and
we will give you a reliable and urns
lob at reasnnable cost.
AT YOUR SERVICE
The East Street Footwear
and Repair Skop
OPPOSITC t/a141,11 C1SUeaCH
WM. AHL
GODERICH, ONT
FOOTWEAR FASHIONS
4'- 1930 -
Men who wear fine Shoes are demanding cor-
rect style and fine appearance in their Oxfords. There
are many outstanding features in the coming seasons
sit"le situation.
These features are to be found in the new
models for spring. All the leading manufacturers' lines
are to be found hereat most reasonable prices.
GEO. MacVICAR
THE PRACTICAL SHOE MAN
NORTH SIDE SQUARE
GODERICH
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x the. North Street United Church Choir
oils
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PRESENT A
Concert and Sacred Cantata,
"THE CRUCIFIXION"
('T:\ I N I:I; , ON
Good Friday Evening, April 18
\--i-14:1) 1t1 ,:OLOiSTS.
Mr. William E. Williams, of St. Thomas,
Rnritrene(:,11(1 Medallt-t Strat ford Musical Festival, 1929.
Mr. James Medlyn, of iSt. Thomas,
Tenor (iold M.-04.11ist Stratfntd Musical Festival, 1929; also
winnt•r of the Rost. Howl for,,4I,. tno.t artistic vocal per-
(ortnanr•e of the entire Frntiv:14
Cantata preceded by short program of vocal solos, duets,
organ and violin solos.
Mr. H. A. Clark, of Stratford,
n„i,ting violinist
Mrs. H. A. Clark, of Stratford,
(',snlraltu Soloist.
Douglas Campbell, Organist and Director.
Admission 50c
Students 25c
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