The Signal, 1931-10-15, Page 44—Tharaiay, October 1Mh, 1931
Young Men's
SU/TS
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Extra Trousers
la tLsSENk.h.legnt lldI
OITTIANDING VALIIS
X25.00
WE 1)0 REPAIRING AND
REMODELLING
W. C. Pridham &Son
—Men's and Boys' Wear—
Telt p`eae 57 - Goderlck
PORT ALBERT
Fowl $doter. --Come to the Angh-
qo fowl supper, which will be held to
the basement cot Owlet enure!. Pert
Albert, oe ,Friday, October 48rd. Tea
will .be served In the taasmaat from
5.30 to 7.30 o'clock, atter will* there
will be ■ good program. Admission 50e,
children 25r. Everybody weiessm.
THE SIGNAL
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP. Oct. 14.— 1
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clayton and baby
Jack, of Putnam, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Treble.
Miss Gladys Treble was home from
Toronto for the holiday, returuing oto
Monday.
Mr. .and Mrs. Leslie Inkster and
children, of Toronto, visited at the
home or Mr. and Mrs E. Minima au
Mist Noah. Barlow, of Oedeeich, Is
speitdiar 'ftlw'dicy rat tittriMISMor beeIpandradirCidr-.
T9tor• littthell, ar.
The prayer meeting held' at the
home of Mrn. R. Bean, sr., on Tuesday
evening was well attesded. Rev. W.
J. Patton had charge of the meeting.
The Carlow W. M. S. had quite e
busy week caking quilts and peeking a
bale for Saskatchewan.
Mr. and Mrs. Col. Stewart, of Ntle,
spent Monday at ts home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Treble. - ti
AUBUI PI
.. h WMen't Iasiiesto---w11/ --.hold
their regular--aaosthir iaaethrg 1n
Foresters' Hall of Tuesday, October
20th, at 2.15 p.m. Program by Blyth
and Londeeboro brauches.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scott, of Toronto,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Wal-
lace King.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pfeffer and Miss
Erma Weller of Kitchener learnt
Than utas at the borne of Mt. Wall
lace S nit•
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Taylor gnat
Sunday at Mr. A. J. Ferguson's.
There will be a homemade baking
iala and a hot napper served In the
Baptist rhumb Saturday. October 17,
commencing at 5 o'clock. Everyone 4
cordially Invited.
A GOOD 200 ACRE FARM
TO BE GIVEN AWAY
to the person who will purchase the
Honer and Barn now on the property
and the etaltding Timber at
for this
valuation and pay the taxes
year (196311. No hack taxes or any
charges agatnat the property.
Loather and description of property.
Situated in the Township of Wen
Wawanosh. (' ty of fIon, Ontario. 1r9m
hattmlte -from school hal
NSW in111. three miles from ftne large
village, evonyenlent to good markets.
in tine farming district. Good nelgh-
NILE
NILE, (k•t. 14.—Weekrpd guests at
the home of Mrs. D. McPhee were
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bneewell and
Master Gordon Sercombe of Toronto.
Mrs. Harry Ryan and lir. M. Ohler of
t}oderlch.
A very Interesting meeting was held
at the Port Albert United church on
Tuesday of this week by the Women's
Mlsaionary Society of that church. who
had invited a tietntwr— a neighboring
soeleties to meet with them. The rape -
Mal speeker for the afternoon- was
Mrs. Henderson of Carlow and a much
enjoyed program was given by mem-
Iseehoo4. 12 m11ea from Goderkh. gMsl;t1 rs from the various ws•Ietles. Those
roads. elose to hydro. who attended from Nite Missionary So -
100 acres now ander eultleation. riety were Rev. W. G. and Mrs. Shaw,
more ready. Principally flne clay loam Mrs. James Oliver. Mrs. Wm. Fined -
soli. mostly self -drained. Fine endo!- gun. Mrs. D. McPhee add Mrs. A. Me-
eting surface, no waste. very (twain.
few stone*. 225 104115 of expellent Mrs. Ernest Segusr Is visiting her
barn yard fertilizer just spread oe daughter,J►1Ii&- Mammon.,
land. abort 3D acre% timbered. balance (Iederlch, for-'* `tow days. ----
pasture. Good 1' -story• eight -named Anniversary servlies will be held In
House, hank Ram, ()refined, plenty of the United church herd, on Sunday.
Fruit, excellent Water. iaa eMtaber kith. at the hours of 2 p.m.
Dawn payasest of each required $2•"'. and 7 p.m. Rev.'G, T. Watts of North
Easy teras, for balance. street United 4hir h, (.odericb, wtU be
Estimated to be enough Ti the preseeher and spa liT mutt r1—WIll
pay halnnpe If properly handled. Is -
15 tons of tool well eters hey
MAFEKING
MAFEKING, Oct. 13.—Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Alton and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Armstrong. of London,
were guests of lir. mad Mrs. Will
Irwin on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall and child-
ren and Mrs. Porter of Brantford were
guests of Mr. andira. Godfrey Hall
over the week -end and Thankagiving
Day.
Misses Nellie Cranston and Pearl
Thompson of London were home over
the _weekend. retu}ning on Monday
with Mr. and Mee. Peter L.senby and
sons. of London, who spent Thanksgiv-
ing Day with Mr. and Mrs. Isaar
Cranston.
Mr. S. B. Stothers and daughters.
Agnea and Elisabeth, were guests from
Friday Until Monday oTMr. and Mrs.
Heart' Horton.
Rev. and Mrs. I. W. Kilpatrick of
L.eamington spent part of last week
with Mr. -and Mrs. S. J. Kitpatr+ek. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blake and ram -
lir were great.. of Mr. and Mr*. Hiram
Moffat. Sarnia. Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry and Mr
and Mrs. Everett Henry and son. of
Flesherton, attended the_ funeral on
Thursday of the former'a brother. the
late Mr. Thomas Henry.
Our loeal teacher,, attended the
teaeher: ennrention at Exeter on
Thursday. On Friday some went to
Guelph. ami others (lime. to attend
`n. nn cClintonthe riot 'Huron n errtiesn at ('lint
— GODERICH, ONT.
PORTER'S HILL
(irate Omsk Asaiversary. -enn4-
versery services were coadnotsd 1a
Grace United church, potter's Mil, as
Sunday afternoon and everting. Rev.
F. 0.'Farrill, of Ontario street United
church, Clinton, was the speaker at
both services. In the attenuant he con-
ducted a thaaksgtvtng service and in
the evening spoke on '"The Upper anti
Other *prises of Ledo" Al the atter-
wsr..asrvdt+ * male quartette from
the Presbyterian church, Clinton, gave
very-i(teptable numbers. 1n the evea-
la4 Me. (leo. !Indianan of Ondetitth
contributed very appropriate and well
rendered solos. The choir of the
church took charge of the congreg*
tloual singing and also gave selections.
The services were well attended and
the offerlug amounted to over $120.
On the Monday evening. a fowl sup-
per was provided by the ladles and
between 400 and 500 gathered to par-
take of the delicacies provided. After
supper a concert by the Huronla Chor-
us of Exeter, under the direction of
Mr. W. R. Goulding. A.T.C.M., was
put on in the church shed, to the en-
joyment of the large gathering. With
a reader. a violinist and a comedian.
the program was interesttagtl varaed
and splendidly rendered. The recelpts
were $1145. A ten -cent social was held
Tuesday night. realizing $13 and mak
lug the total proceeds well over $300
DUNGANNON
DUNGANNON, Oet. 14.—Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Wilson and Miss Kathieeu
Reed, of Elora. visited with friends
here last Friday and attended the
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wiggins, of
Brantford, event the weekeud at the
lag at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Bancroft
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Coulter and Pat
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Falconer and
children went to Stratford on Friday.
Mr. and Hes. Walter Rosa anti Mrrs,
Alt Floss of Teeswater apent Wanda/
with Mr. and Mrs. Was. Taylor. A
number of friends and neighbors loth -
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tay-
lor and spent a pleasant evening with
them ou Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Root. Punkin and fam-
ily spent Bundey with her parestts. Mr,
gad Mra. Archly An4jrros_ Bt_
Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Robb-, of Lltrifford
spent Thaokaglving at the home of her
sister, Mea. Lester Felenner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Purdon and Mr.
Je(ik MacDonald of Leamington spent
the weekend with relatives at St.
Heyns and Reimore.
Quite ■ number of the sports from
Whitechurch wont hunting Jack -rat -
Mtn la Asntleld on Thanksgiving.
Messrs. Joe Bowler and Will Kelly
of St. Augustine spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cor-
nelius.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Anderson and
children of Buffalo spent toy wask.nd
with her mother. Mrs. MatONBsr, and
other relatives.here.
Mr. and M. Jack Kennedy. of Sar-
nia are vlxlting with Mrs. L.nee Grain
and other relatlree over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ram Westlake and
Mildred of Rayfield visited with her
Mater. Mrs. Amos Cornelius. on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldin Ptarton and her
father. Mr. Geyeau. ami Earle and
Jack Turner of Leamington spent the
week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Pardon. who held a family gathering
at their home on Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Rintoal b spending the
hoose of the former's parent*. Mr. and}.W��d In Torento with her. daugh-
ter.Mrs. Thos. Wiggins. IMrs. Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Early and tam- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ihwson M
fly spent Sundae and Monday with Thorndale. Mrs. Wm. Dawson of Wine -
friends at Stratford and Millbank. ham and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cherie-
friends
Ernest Kroier is rbiting-_lam
brother in Kitchener this week.
Mr. Frank Savage, who is tracking
at Ridgeway, stent the week•esd at
the home of his parents, Mr. and Mra.
stun trod- children of Hamilton spent
Sunday Tlfhe hornet of Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Falconer.
Quite a lot of excttemeut was caused
last Tureday when Mr. WI1I Me•('lente
Mra. M. framer. returned to Toronto
on Wednesday. pe �gtl .pained
by Mie. L. Woods, Who 1 vtalt in
Toronto.
Mr. Jou e, a run , , Iatric and
Evans, of "Toronto, silent the holiday
with Wa brother, Mr. Juba Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. 4 Farr Wag, eou
Douglas, Mr. M. Mattie -and Mho
Mina Proctor, of Toronto, spent the
Thanksgiving wesk-Ssd with Mrs. G.
F. King.
Mr. and Mra. D. Harrison of (luder-
lch and Mrs. J. ('al4erthwd of Ottawa
spent Thanksgiving fray with lir. and
Mr. and Mac -t. !.
don spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. 1L
Ferguson. Mrs. Ferguson is remaining
for a week.
At the service on Sunday afternoon
at Knox Presbyterian church. Wm.
Pollock, A. Armstrong, S. Houston and
Joseph Richardson were ordained as
elders of Knox church, the ceremony
being conducted by Rev. C. E. Dou-
gan of Clinton, who had charge of the
service.
Mn. J. L Buchan returned home
on Monday atter visiting In Toronto,
Durham and Dunnville. Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Buchan and sun Ewing visited
the former's sister, Mn. N. W. Woods.
—7frs. H. K. Yoorehoei'ilt Yon
Jean, of London, were visitors In the
village over the holiday.
Mine Grace Jowett of MacDonald
Hall. Guelph, spent the holiday at
her home.
Mr. Harold Scotchmer, of O.A.C.,
Guelph, spent Thanksgiving with ills
father, Mr. Robert Beo(ebmer.
Mies M. Meliregor left on Monday
to elait friends In Stratford.
Mr. W. E. t'arker visited In London
over the weekenl.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Featherston and
Doris spent the weekend in Mantillas.
John Savage. titan and eon Raymond. of Cleveland,
"M„R Hh-ftrReed ami two children, I In their aeroplane zoomed over the
GIrvtn-- and Ihoris.• of Toronto, spent village ami eurrounding c•nnntry. Mr.
the week -end with her mother. M. Me1'Ienaghan had not Ieeu home to
Jas. Glrvlu. visit with his brothers for nine years
Mrs. R. J. Crawford epeut Thanks- and they utade the trip with ease, 4.7-
, 1n Ltu•know. the guest of Mr, lug until Friday. -
- • - -(In Thintkmaiv{na Day. at --Castles
bride Late Drr
r 8fie Ethyl hmanll of
Mr. Early. of Mililwuk, is visiting hU% Firm. the home of Mr. and
be Riven by the choir. Sunday mahout instead. The program at then. A. C., s son. 1Ir. Heber FwIF• dies. Frntilt Henry, Rtes Robina Malt- Wingham, her younger brother. Gr urge,
mnihm {smacssient t A d{will be w'ithdraw'n. Gurlplt, runslstel of a II stook show Ibis !maxi was united In matrimony to Mr. ^t Terrwatrr. and her father lir. u 1
Miss ('Zara Sproul. of Strafford.
quantity of ?straw given with the ReePnt visitors rat the home of mfr in the morning. then hmeherxr. In s o•ut the week nod with ler parents,+Matrotm F. Green, son of Mr. and afro. Yup Flemming left the following marr-
and Mrs: .Wm. Finnigan were Yrs. the afternoon the teaehrr.a visited the' { es W. Green of Daon, formerly of kit -ling Ing for Wingham and from there on a
F's ant.
If interested write or see at none and Alexander and Marga babel museum, saw the sport.: field. rest Mr. and lir. ro n. of • honeymoon tri
and Dorothy and Miss Margaret Mc- eronraP. the library. hear! an address ; air. Arthur Brown. u[ Stratford Nor- eisener. Rev. J. D. Perks of Grace p to Niagara Falls. The
W.- teal School. ..pent the holiday with i t'altei church, brother -In-law of tfie i hrkle'a friends In this vicinity wish
J. ARMSTRONG (irPgnr of Heilman. lira. Irwin Hage, T i t iIAI his t1 Mea C t Brown- (grram• adh fated. a 7 T
we P.naenw .nr1 Yr. Henry Snyder n
v an flarieoltnr•, saw the gran !miming
New Pales M RUR1HOLDKR'S
STUDIO ter week MesulIal
direst to deka More.
- URY11 LOP1N0 111.111F1—
t'p to sloe 114.._ Ida
Frain 111 up 11fe
--StiOCIAI.--
Eolerrseseeuts sip se r x 6"
sae KACM
Mrs. M. Burkholder
Osdes teles oak me4releo
—e..� eM• r e...ro - II
--Mrs David Prentice. of Toronto, was
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Stinson. over the week -end.
Mint Nina Heard of ('Ilnton and Mr.
Fred Heard of Stretford Vent. Thanks-,
airing at- their home.
Flemming DreiMatuz—A gall{
wedding was aolemulaed on Wednes-
day, October 7th. at 2 o'eloek. at the
home of Mr. Henry Drehmann. when
ills younger daughter, Elisabeth Ade-
line, of London. became the bride of
David Morley Flemming of Pontiac,
Mich. The bride was charmingly gown-
ed In blur georgette trimmed with vel -
set. The eeeemony wee performed by
Rev. R. M. Cale In the preeene. of the
1for the young couple a eery ha t
BOR 89 GODERICII
ssisted b Rev. T. PPy u-
f and specimens. anti t v yards. gardens. a mother. C. Wilkinson of Whitechurch United tun -
If
Goderle h. , dairy bnflding' anti the different dairy Mies Belau Camptsdl of Stratford
If .“n l r., w.• Firm is' sure and Mr. and mfrs. Victor Ross of God machlnw used. The tours of ins gaeo- spent the week -end the guest of Mr. church.
s.•il w„nf i»•fare ,anoint; - - _ erfr•h toven*hip xpent the week -road ttrnr were pernenatly etradneted by Pro- and Mrs. J. Savage.
visiting in this vl Init).
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Jnaps and Mr.
Harold Squire of this vielnity and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Squire of Dungan -
were visitors over the week -end
holiday with relatives In Detroit.
Inereawd means and Increased lei-
sure are the two etvWzere of mangy
Benjamin I)laraeli.
non
and
tensor Buchanan of the O.A.C. and Mr. and Mee. Fooltdge arra
were quite interesting and instructive. I daughter Barbara, Mrs W. Woolidge
and Mrs. Stanley, of Toronto, motored BAYFikt•LL X13.—.iter and Mra-
The Egyptians and Rahylnnlans In-Hup and spent the week -end at the Dome T. Mustard and Charles Mnetard, of
teased gold. Jewels and chariots with of Mr. and Mn t}, Mk J4eKeroste. Mr. Toronto• spent the week -end and
thsttfasaA - -- and Mrs. F. Wadktt itre. mond to Tor- Thank*Rlcing at fhelr ..dimmer hnmr.
1r Isam
__ Mew. onto Monday, and Woolidge and id and Ftvirrwxr. of TOrant
Homme
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MEM
A NEW SHIPMENT
of ladies' and misses' Winter Coats
in this season's accepted styles
These Coats are made of fine quality
Chonga cloth, trimmed with fur of southern
fox, Arabian lynx. etc., and in the new slim
silhouette with side fastenings of buttons or
buckle. See them and be sure of their value.
—Sizes 15 to 40—
s
P rt ce� _-$&.
NEW DRESSES--
Smart style Dresses in Satin and
Canton crepe. featuring the Sun-
day night dinner Dress and the
afternoon Frocks.
NEW HATS --
See these Hats. you will
them. Closely fitting shapes and
cleverly made bows of velvet
ribbon.
Overcoats for Men and
-Young Men
We have now a complete range of Overcoats tailored in
the best styles and of the best qualities. The prices are rea-
sonable. Now is the time to buy an Overcoat at a kw cost
and get full benefit from it.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT
THESE COATS
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gjrpr, 4t ares odea► ars imaged to s# tp •
LACtagi . marry! {v COr
est side of Square
Phone 418
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Mex. Stanley are remaining for a week
r o.
The t , eemt..",11tv�+b1C 0� spent ThankegfvIng at their home. Miss
spent the week -end with their brother, J. Clement of Toronto was a guest
Mr. Thos. McLean. with !ilea Ann Dewar.
Mr. and Mr... Jas. McFachern and Dim. and M. Flock. Jane and Pon•
two children. Diary and Keith, of Loo- 'old Flock. of Wlndaor. were et their
don, motored ,up and spent the week- cottage ter the week -end -
end at the home of the latter'a par -
nee
and Mrs. C. WIII end Miss Ag-
ents. Mr. and M. 1Z.. A. McKenzie. ors Vs ill, of Londcm, spent the week -
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Squires mo -
end at Henle cottage.
torte] .to Detroit on Saturday and spent Mr. and Mrs- Fred Fowlle and Mr.
the weekend with friendlier- � .-.-- . Lwren•e Fowile. of London, and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Alien Anel daagh-
and Mrs. G. Koehler. of Zumieb. spent
leh
ter. Mina Dorothy. of (eder. visited the week -end and ThankrtRlving Day
their daughter. Mrs. Everett Finnigan, with Mime* Frances ansi Ethel Fen►Ile.
over the week -Pod. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Stafford and
Mr. and Mrs. Eula Stothers and Marie• of London. spent Thankaglting
MIss Jean Stothers of Toronto motoredy with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Edwards
np and spent the week -end ■t the Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Plater and tam -
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stothers. Ily, of Detroit.spent Thank'sglvdnR
Mr. and Mra. Fred Ross -and son with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McLeod. Ms"
Donald spent Thanksgiving In Luck- Annie f[eired, who spent two weeks
now. in Detroit, returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson of Auburn Mr. and Mrs. Thea. Mallen and balk.
were the Intents of the lady's mother, ill London. spent the holiday with Mea
Mrs. H. fluff. hat Friday. K. Davison. Mina Marlon Davison re -
Mrs. Bridges and daughters. Mita turned to London with them.
Prsnei4-14146d44 iisd "1iTt`717MMyI'811g. ' -Mete.14. Weston, win apeot ilea pant
anti two hope. Donald and Stanley five wPekx In Detroit. returned home
Armstrong. who have been visiting at nn Ratnrday.
the home of airs. Geo. irwln end other s* Elva and Weir Erwned of Tor -
are ra ontoMIspent the holiday wlftn thslr
In Nan- mother. Mrs. Jr,..Castle.
Mr. ami MH. Raker and babe.
visiting of London. and Mr. and Mrs. Eric
eek. Yorke and danghter. of Toronto. spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. F.
W. Baker.
Mr. Gilbert Knight. of Toronto. was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. Gemetne
hardt over the week -end. Mee. Knight
and Ronald. who had been visiting her
parent for the past three weeks, re-
turned home on Monday.
Mr. George Drehmann returned to
Te eweter on Thursday after attend -
Ing the wedding of hla stater. MIsa
Ethel Drehmann, who had been visit-
ing her father. aeeompenled him as tar
as Wingham.
Mee. D. McDonald and son, Mr. R.
McDonald. of Sarnia. 'spent Thanka-
Riving with Dr. and Mrs. A. Newton -
Brady.
Mina Kirk. principal of the pabile
school. spent Thanksgiving at her home
at Glanworth and Mies Margaret Fer-
Rnann. teacher In the junior room. wax
at her home In Reaforth.
Mr and Mrs. E. H. Johns and fam-
ily spent Thenkaglv(ng with the form -
pee parents In Marton
MIw Alma McKay and friend. Mies
Helen Currie. of Toronto. apent the
weekend with her patents. Mr. and
Mrs. H. ft. McKay.
Mrs. ie. Stirling of London visited
her brother. Mr. F. Geenelnhardt. for
a maple of days Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs Hngh Mciaren. Marion
end Christine. of Port Bigin. vlxitad
Mu .7 Stirling over the holiday.
friends the past three months
turning shortly to their home
ton Alta.
Mies Pearl Caldwell is
friends In Kincardine title w
At the Presbyterian ehureh the next
two nr three Snndays offerings will he
reeelvesl for the rellefl of the destitute
In the Canadian
United Myrrh Amdvessary.--hail.
ternary. 'service's were held In i)tingata•
non ehnrrh on Sunday last. Res. L.
Rartlet$, of Rretwn*vIlte. a former
minister here, preached fnreefnl ser-
enest* meeal g --oar evening 4e.- Mires
andkewes. -el'h! day -was-1 e, enab-
ling many to itteeif the services. and
the eongregattons intended not only
members of the church but many
others. Special musk' was rendered
hy,the choir, and a very generous of-
fering was given for the day. Mr. and
Mrs. Bartlett renewed eninalntenee
with many old friends dnring their
%bort stay. and regretted they had to
return home so soon to meet their
family, who were home for the
Thankaglving holiday. Mr. Bartlett
was the minister when the present flne
bonne of worship of the United ehnrch
was ereted.
WHITECAURCH
WHITW'HT'R(`H, Oct. 13. Mr. Jo*
Laidlaw had a valnahle enw killed by
lightning last Tnewlay night dnring the
acetrical *torm.
Mr. and %frit John Pnrdnn and fam-
ily spent Rnnday with Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Mott of Marnoch.
Mem Merle Wilson, purawe-is-tralning Mr. E Patchett apeet the week -cad
in Stratford hnapltal, ipent a dew days and Thankagtving at hie home at
isat week at her home' here. Made,
Mr. end Mra. Pist4)' Rrhofts vest RPv. F 11 and lire. Pant! attenJl.d
at the urns+ et hta+tteti .hart flue-swnem. re. tititsv kr .Wreiti.iterr iZi'r•
Hama At M_ genre (latheltat, London.
on .iia dards y.
Mies Anna Fllintt. who spent the
Thanksgiving week -end wlffi her annt.
Theis fWbinane of not minas*.
MT sae Wen he.*raw Kir* or Sar -
forth and Mrs Jas Robinson and
Teeniest of Wingham apent Thankage-
NewFurnitiire
Let us look after your re-
- quirementa in New
Furniture
We as positively save
Tutt money
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"On the Broadway of Goderich"
Men's Combination
OVERALLS
HERE IS A SPECIAL FOR
ONE WEEK ONLY
These are in blue and
-khaki and made in s full
rise for comfort while
working. -
SPECIAL POE ONE
WEEK ONLY
$1.89
—Sizes 34 to 44—
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PHONE 384
South side of Square
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY-
--Janet Gaynor
with Warner Baxter and Una Merkel
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story by Max Rohmer will delight bath young and old. A tale of
an orphan who becomes adopted by a mach-woaght-sifter bachelor.
"Daddy Long. Legs"
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Marjorie Rambeau and Peggy Shannon
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