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PORTER'S HILL
PORTER'S HILL, Oct. 2L—The re-
gular meeting of the Mens Club will
be held Tuesday evening, October 27.
Mr. John Sowerby will be responsible
for the address to be given at this
meeting.
Fruit -growers of Goderich towuahlp
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
ASHFIELD
The Lille Mesiad Dretttriaa,—Ater a
lingering lltnese, Mr. Herbert Drennan
passed peacefully away at his home on
Sunday worulug, October 18th. He had
been In trail health for several years
mud was ofteu eoudned to bed, but
bore up through 1t all with real
are busy harvesting the beet crop of Christian {rottener- and cheerfulness.
Apples they have had for some years. About a week Wort his death he aut-
Trueka are hauling large quantities of fered a paralytic stroke, from whjeh
the fruit to Kltcheaer, Wlndlor and lee never rallied; gradually la;. -Leg late
Toronto. s.--...........,,..---- uuconseluwlttavt until death cattle to -fila,
,r l)ee�_He-�. 'Drennan
In pia seventy-eighth
- yens. MrPnnsn wear the ,
sou of the late George and Mrs. Dren- I
nen. pioneers of Ashfield. Ile wde tarn
HOLMWBVILLE, Oct. 'lit,—liolwua la Scotland. but cams as a child with
Title d'alted ehunh celebrated Its l his parent* to Canada. and In his early
fifty-second anniversary 0n Sunday, the rear. *hared with his parents the I
Interior of the church being beautifully pioneer lite of Benfield. He had lived
decorated for the occasion with ru- 'musically all his lite on the farm
tumu leaves and Bowers. In the which as a young man he helped to
morning Rev. Mr. Robinson, of Sas- clear. and on which he died. He. was
katchewan, who wan ratted home to a man of sterling Integrity. a man who
IVarna on aeeount of the serious 111- 1 had deep and strong eonvletiona in
nese of his mother, addressed the regard to tje real end of life. He has
large congregation. Two splendid an- I left many friends behind to mourn
, ththna were rendered by the choir, un- hIs departure. Surviving are Ave
der the direction of Fred Potter. Miss brothers and one sister: John, of Dn-
Pranees Potter acted ea organist at loth. Robert. George, Thomas and
James. all of AahAeld. and Mrs. Mac-
HOLMESVIL.E
both services. In theeerening Rev. F.
W. Craik. pastor of Victoria street
United church. Goderich. preached.
NewFurniture
Let us look after your re-
quirements in New
Furniture
We can positively. -save
yOu money -
—Get our prices first-
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Furniture Exchange
"On {tie Br011el44ay „1 Got:tench"
LEEBURN
LEk B(•itN, Oct. 21.—Mrs( E. Stew-
art and earn Wilbur were callers at
the borne of Mr. C. Stewart, Nile, uu
Sunday.
A very interesting meeting was held
at Port Altwrt United church uu Tues-
day of last week by the Women's
Missionary Floeiety .4 that el•nn'l1, who
invited a--1lamlrer_rsf nulghlauhng
wwietlea to meet with them. The spe-
cial speaker for the afteruoos was
Mrs. A. Henderson of Carlow and a
much enJoyeringiallfraw was given
Ineastwee from the varbrua. societies
Those who attended from here were
:Mrs. R. Mel)onald, Sirs. Alex. Horton.
\Irs. .1. Clinton and F:Gentled' Horton.
('hureh mervice here on Sunday at
11t a.m. Mission Rand at 10 a.m.
XXX xxx xxx x XX XXX XXX XXX XXX
The Autumn Mode -in- Milliner
y and Exeter
'Several from herr attended Thmgran slurs
Kay. of Emo. Rainy River dtstrlet. all
of whom have the sincere sympathy of
their many friends In the loss of a
kind and loving brother. One brother,
William. died about thirty years ago.
The funeral service nn Tnenday after-
noon was condnnN by his pastor. Rev.
P. M. Colquhonn. minister of Ash-
field Preshrterlan church. of which he
wax a memher. interment was In Dun-
gannon eemetery. The pallbearers
were six nephews of the deePased
DONNYBROOK
(intended for last week)
DONNYBROOK. (het. 12.—Mr. and
Wi11 Ringler of Llatovrel visited
W. M. S. Workers
at Dungannon
Conferenoe for West Section of
Huron Presbytery of the
United Church
The W. M. S. coufereu11ce4� for the
west section of lIurou Pitiebytery`
the rutted Church was held to the
Diipg=uoon Tilted (-hunk is Tines
day, October 13. The chair WW1(
taken by Mr*. ltobt. Wiglttmau, vhe-
praldeut. Nile auxiliary led to the
devotional exercises In the worulug.
The delegates and vulture were wel-
comed by Mrs. C. )'entlaud of Ouugau-
uon, Mrs. Laidlaw of Blyth replying.
There are seveuteeu auxiliaries in the
west section and ilwost all of these
were represented and gave encourag-
ing reports of the year's work. ltlyth
Queeu street auxiliary have four
groups, each responsible for 823 above
their usual giritrga. They fully expect 1 United ehur•h here on Sunday after -
to reach their •Ihx'atluu. ltlyth_ "ills, t ,n nil evening Rev. R. T. --Watts
Andrew's auxiliary plan to uieb 11e of North street i'nited church was the
speaker and mire two (Inc sermons.
Special music was rendered by the
choir and the ehnre h was beautifully
decorated with autumn flowers and
plants. The day wan fine and there
was a splendid attendance at both .
aervicet.
t'hiters In the Cosintwilty.—
Many visitors to the anniversary ser-
vile', on Sunday rematue(1 in the com-
munity during the day rnl renewed
old acquaintsnes. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. i
Treble of Carlow and Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Venerate of Renmlller visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Jnu. Feagan. Mrs.
Perey Stewart and ton Wilbur of lee -
hurts were at Mr. C. Stewart's: Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Squire of Dungannon at
Mr. H. Matthews': Mr. and Sirs. moo.
illa7t drooewslsiu fl, A+fiAsld. at me.
Geo. Rutledge's : lir. and Stas. Jas.
Johnston of Cedar Valley at Mrs. in.
Taylor's. Mr. Wm. Baine. Miss Slais•I
Rallle and Mn. Chas. (orcin of Gott
erleh were at the parsonage: Sir. and
NILE
!Sennett and Wake. filen Qmle*.took
place Friday meralag to St. Joseph's
church and was largety alt ided. kVv
NILE, Oct. 20. --bliss Aden. Bur- rather Ma•l'mrdle sang the high masa
gess of Kitchener spent the week -end of requires' and also ofileletrd at the
with her friend, Miss Oral Flnutgan.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maine and Mrs.
J. Gleuu, of Duugannoa, vialted et the
home of Mrs. Wits. McIntyre on Sun
day.
Mrs. Flleinger end daughter, Mrs.
Marlon \I'arrt•ner, mud little girl, of
Gederie'b, vulted OA Moudav with Mr.
graveelde, whither the body was
carried by six grandams. Wears. Tom,
John and Jaime O'Neil, Johu. Tom and
Robert Howard. Mrs. Sennett, who
wan In her eighty-seventh year, Was
born Ise l'ennsylvanla, where she lived
for souse time after her marriage to
Mr. James Sennett, w'llo predeceased
handling firearms In her home. Of a
tamely of nine, tis survive: Jamie. I&
mond, Mrs. Martha O'Neil, Mrs. How-
ard (Annie) of Ashfield, Mrs. Roy
(Mary), Mrs. O'Neil (Margaret) of
Jackson. May bar soul rest In ever-
lutiag peace. Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy and Mr. Mulches'.
of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. 8u111 -
van, ut Albion. and Mr. Dan Kerney,
of Ooderich, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Sennett.
iii 'Mrs. Ino. Feisgan. - +-het ie. -vessel y -arm 703,7 ibr4 iur a if
white in Huron township before mov-
ing to Ashfield upwards Of Arty -five 1 I
years ago. She wait b[F ,-irinaty
disposition. ever ready, while strength
permitted, to reach out a helping hand
and speak a cheery word when needed.
Mrs. Wm. Finnigan ie visiting at Ous-
el her !Aster, Mrs. Henderson
of Goderich, for a few days this week.
The Y. P. S. of Nile United church
will hold their meeting on Friday even -
Ing of this week. Like all our good old pioneers, her
The Girls' Guild will hold a Hal -
crosses and trials were numerous, but
InwP'en *oriel In thet of the were Marne bravely. She witnessed
ctmreh on Friday evening,
October
I :((tth.
two of her young sons and two grand -
Regular services will M condneted children become fatal rletims of diph-
theria. while In later years a cherished
at Nile on Sunday. Sunday school at
p m. and the eyrnhng church service grandson. whist* mother. Mrs. Kerney,
2at 7 p. m. had Mefewn dead only a months, ac -
Nile Chun* Anniversary.—Anna- ridrntally Mew hex brains not white
ver,ary ser ices were enndueted In the 1
Blue Book iu their study periods. In
Crewe auxiliary 425 was raised by a
(yapper tympaigu. Dungannon has had
a better attendance than last year.
They were able to send half of their
alloatiou away during the first six
months. Goderich North street auxili-
ary, this year. celebrated their fiftieth
anniversary. Nile auxiliary have stud-
ied the Blue Rook and found it very
lutereating. Smith's 11111 auxiliary re-
port that they are doing their beast.
Goderleh North street ('Irele report the
blest year that they herr ever had
atad-+�+rve asked to have their
' allocation ralaed. They have forty-
eight annual members. Mrs. Weliwood,
Mission •Rand secretary. called the
roll for tine Mbisiun Rand•. In Auburn
tier Imre •tli- sight tui tuber':. 11
nt the hone of Sir. George Wallas►
# -.
['what they Tack 1 'nnmhers is made rap
I Mr. and Mrs. Michael Murphy. Mrs Q
-Alive Rued,. Mr V,.vt Harwood and In enthusiasm. The Myth .\nderacm
Mr. Jas. Murphy visited friends In Kind held a sueeessf11Ltea.
Kincardine on Sunday. .\ sliest. "Lift 1'p Thine Eyes." wail
111ss Gladys Jefferson find Sir. Sam beautifully swig- Slrs. W. Walter,
Jefferson visitwl at their Inoue here (snow. gave 1(11 fixer Ih•nt Iasper uu 1 Mrs. ,Tbee- Wll,on and Mr. and Mrs.
I the holidays. $N-wwerl+hip, nue :;f„..1417' tsu•mbers oif Amoss Stollof Carlow rat Mr. Frank
Our teachers spent 1 tsrsday and .lshfield anxlllorc the murulug Wlhoti s, and the MI(ttrt Gram and
I_Frlday at their eonventlona_in Clinton .carton with prayer. '111e Dungannon Olive Blake at Mr. in.,. Tohh's.
!Julies *Prvtd dinner_ -_----..--.
.\ul.urn- auxiliary list la. -t e- deco-
-tiogtatL lx'ried-ln- the -_ noon. Tice'
Saturday: -------- - -._._. treasnrer's evert was read and
.\ very Inter,• -ting and 1Aatrnethe rhnwetl that' tine auxiliaries were hope -
meeting of tin' Y. P. A: wtli Held oil fol of meeting their allo-atien. Itlytb
Friday evening tinder the leadership rSt. Andrew's), Duneauuou std
f AIi 1 Ch Tl ill ....1,h'x 11111 were ahead financially of
The Hata of the season have a more definite and feminine
charm, that has been ahsrnt from the Millinery of the past few
sen
asos. Trinuntng has returned. ribbon bows, a feather vaunt,
ostrich or quill.
You will find the new Hats captivating. They offer variety
enough to suit mei"mei"()pe.
HYou are cordially ie .tt opect our stn k
.Y —t—
II•
Miss M. R. MacVicar
tf!OSTON STREET
MOO= MCC
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GOIJERICH TOWNSHIP, Oct. 21.--
Mr. ata{ Mrs. It. 11. Frank of Chicago
motored here and are sending seine
time visiting at the 1101110 of the lar
e .s erns amnev. IoM w
Wy he no meeting next Friday night. owing .`what they were at this ti
asme last year ter's brother-lu-law and sister, Mr. and
I to 4 rmrentlon toiw held in Blyth oa Mrs. J. ('ulelougli. supply secretary, Mrs. Wileman Johnston, and with
*-give a very interesting report of wheto ms's In {die ceommutdtyi ---
Friday. Sir. and Mrs. Thos. Amy of Burford
Yrs. J. C. Robinson and Sin. fi. R. I had been sant away and told bow Melt motored u and are vLlting at the
Jeffenun'visited \Ire. .11)1111 Mille retold had been apprcelat.-d V
flay laid week. .' Mrs. (Rev.) Mortimore. of. Auburn, I home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sewerhy
Stn. Will Sillii and !laughter formerly of Neat China., spoke of the end other relatives here tai* week.
Myrtle. of Things tttno . white 4 friends I situation in Manchuria. She told of a .► /lumber from this vicinity went
Isere on Tuesday. dream in which rhrl't stood before I to Goderich on Wednesday erening
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McCltnehey of the league of Nations end questioned 1 of last week to hear Rev. I)r. Oliver.
-• saoderator of the 1'nited chun•ti. speak
10 North street United church.
--ter ase -'els!- 11.-M—Merfas mad Rd,
ward. of DiIaUsei, Tied ]M�,-S-W: -Xi=
Meg, of Potato" Mkb., visited at Use
policy had proved a failure. Then s bome.ot Mr. sad Mrs. 0. W. Harwell
I laving heard them 111 Christ saki. i this weak.
"You may have this one more war. i Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Orr and family
But do you realize what It will mean' I motored to Thedford on Sunday.
You will come on trended knee and 1m- Mrs. Gere. Ramo of Gwlerkh was •
plore me to stop it. The only way i I wieder at the home of Mrs. las. Rosa
can tench you 11 to let you do what on Tuewtlay of this week.
you want. but you will never want to Mr. ■rad Mrs. Harry Mitchell, Miss
do it again." Asa most fitting concha- Florence McClure and Mr. Itenson
Sowerby motored to Walpole Inland
on Sunday.
The anneal harvest home 'service of
Zion church, Taylor's Corners. will be
held on Sunday evening, November 1st,
at 7 o'clock. There,,wtll be epeeial
Conferene hraneh. followed up what mucic by the eholr, assisted by Miss
Mrs. Mortimore had salA by beginning Bunt and Mr. F:dwarl of Goderich.
her address with the question. "Do The speaker of the evening w111 be
we really believe that (Christ's pro- Rev. F. W. Crack of Victoria street
gram 1s adequater To prove that it chnr•h. Goderich.
was she told what learning of Jeatls . Cntet ('hush Nates.—The regular
had done for many a new Canadian meeting of the Young People's Society
In Northern Alberta. "Have WP been of 1'411041 church will he held In the
asheM,anknet yrayeed enough for our church on Friday evening. OMober 23.
workers at the frontlet ol'p-SymMt air IMO Marion rftlwr11 -wits -twee einrisp •
ot,the meeting. The d1a4-uaslon on the
subjes't. "What -the elbowr%F meewa
to me," w111 be taken hy Rev. F. W.
Cralk....Anniversary services •re be -
Ing held In Union church next Sunday.
October 25, In the morning at 11 a.m.
and In the evening at 7.30 p.m. Rev.
W. J. PattottB.J., o[Benmiller, will
be the speaker at lath 'gerrlceu. A
cordial Invitation Is extended to every-
one to attend. Bnnday school Is being
withdrawn....Rer. F. W. Craik oc-
cnpled the pulpit In Union church on -
Sunday. He took ter him eubjeet. "The
Songs of the ('hnreh." from the text,
AAmmitahtg one wmsther in ptatmir-r-
and hymns and spirltnal 'gongs. ming -,-
Ing with grace In ymir hearts to tete
Lord" (Col. 3:141.1 During the servlet
1111!! -•--
Mr.--('rstk +arts s wrier.--• "Sometime
We'll 'Understand," witch was mnch r -
enjoyed by everyone.
East W awannsh visited their dough- each nation In turn concerning
ter. Mrs. C. R. Jefernon, one day last tltude toward the impi-oding war. Hy
week. their answers each motion either F'
flied Christ's power to ride. tha
wind
as the Prince of Peace fir saki that 8).
hill
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of ladies' and misses' Winter Coats
in this season's accepted styles
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Overcoats for Men and
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.
—Sixes 15 to 40 -
-11;:ke $15.95
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 -. wilt' like
them. Closely fitting shapes and
cleverly made bows of velvet
ribbon.
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 low cost
and get full benefit from it.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT
THESE COATS
A. CORNFIELD--
° :Shop fvheer ran mostAftsialtegde , - 40th,
_. Phone 4 18
Ladies' end Mar's Wear
Wast side of Square
1
cion she sang a song of her own com-
potitton. "The Hornet Song"
The Misses merlowell of Westfield
sang a dnet. "Burden" Are Premising In
Somebody's Life." Mrs. Craw of
Luekn0w. president of the Hamilton
spiritual welfare'' she asked.
i Mrs. Cos* of Ashfield and Mn. Toll
of Blyth were the conrtea7 committee.
Mrs. Shaw of Nile. Mrt. Lane of Ash-
field end Mrs. MacKenzie of Port Al-
bert were named for the resolutions
eommitt°e. Mrs. WIghtman. who has
Dean vire-president the past three
years. new retires and Mist wry
Milne of Blyth will take her place.
The Dungannon Miaslon nand gave
the Wen Shan motion song In nn ex-
cellent manner.
After the resolution and conrteay
committee* had brought In their re-
ports. Mrs. Lane, president. spoke A fele
well-chosen words and Rev. C. C.
Keine pronnnn"ed the henedh tuns.
LEEBURN
(I ntended for last week)
t•F:ERI'RN, Out. 13..—Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm SleKay, of Goderlrh. spent
Thanksgiving Ilay at the home of Mr.
And Mrs. A. Clinton.
Mr. Mot Locke motored up from
Toronto Saturday evening to the home
of Mr. And Mrs. Alex. Horton and
slant Mumble returning Monday After-
noon.
fternoon. Mem. i.ocke. who has been here
for some time on aeenuat of 111 -health,
returned with him. notch Improved.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer (nes
Alberta [Lorton). of Toronto, vallis on
their mete sad aunts here on Friday
latt. They left to motor farther on to
Dungannon and Wtngham.
Mrs. 11 Tobin and daughter Mary.
of Goderich. were callers at the home
of the \lisrer Manu nn Tuesday of
last week.
Some of the w 11 c 15411ra attended
the thank off. rhe¢ meeting of the W
M. S. *t St Andrew', ehnrch, Port Al-
bert. on TIP'wlis nfternoeap Four
other sneiettes woe. Ane nna.Fnmr on
the program and there ems alm an ad
ifrwn 1" •11rit Hr'
A.. s It Cirr-
i** n�rr'' ike. t)sv*rn 'In 'f4dilaWy
diode rap a carr fine pirIgttltn a
west witntel atteadanee otJadlea. '!lel
Port Alpert ladies worm a Aata"f%
lana i at the close of {lei /,*gram.
Now is the time to have your
Furnace Cleaned, Repaired
and Pipes Replaced
before the snow flies and
catches you unprepared
John Pinder
Agent for YoClary Furnaces
PHONE 127
P. 0. Box 131 — Goderich
USED CARS AT""
GARAGE'S
ST. ANDREW'S STREET
We have to offer at a very special pries a TUNoln custom-
built seven•pasgenger sedan. Anyone needing a large car
will 414) well to see this one. We will take one or more
small cars as part payment.
If you value your dollar's deal with us.
J. E. STEDELBAUER
GODERICH — TILLSONBURG — DELHI
READY FOR WINTER ?
Have you had your Furnace looked over and put
in good order? /f not, now is the time to do
it, before the weather gets too cold.
We do all kinds of Heating, Plumbing, and Tinsmith-
ing If you are contemplating a new job or an overhaul,
let us give yon a figure on same.
We carry a full line of high-grade Anthracite Coal,
Coke and Pocohontas Coal. Guaranteed no clinkers or
slate.
CHAS. C. LEE, at the Harbor.
—PHONES—Stars 22, Howse 112—
THE PASSPORT TO HEALTH! -
INC
Royal Bowling Alleys
- West Street -
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. LARGE, BRIGHT
ROOMS, WELL VENTILATED, AND WITH ALL
UP'TO-DATE CONVENIENCES
A good, wholesome way to spend your evening or a leisure
hour in pleasant, congenial surroundings.
Scotd Di e a
Monday, October 26th. 1st and
2nd ' Prizes
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MONDAY, TI'ESIDAt, WEDNFgDAV—
KINGSBRIIDGE
KIN(IS1tRI1K1E, Oct. 21.—Several
from .round here attended the funeral
of the late Ur. Herbert Drenorn,
whleh book plane yesterday (Tlrped*,
■fternon from his home on the nth
eoneessdon to Dungannon cemetery. Mr.
Drennan waft well and favorably
known In this community and we feel
that In his pasting Ashfield has lost
one of her most patterned citizens, a
kind, conaelentiona neighbor.
There is a retreat to the public go -
Ing on In St. Jnoeph's church this
week. it commeneyd last Sunday
morning and will continue until next
Sunday evening. it 1s conducted M
Iter. Father Knox. a Jesuit mistlonary,
who Is most Instructive and Inspiring.
,mother Pioneer Paa es.—Ahmrt mid-
night of Tneoday, October Attu, death
visited the home of Mr. Robert plow
anF-trawl ?farmed 111.. aonl of 11143,,pen-
nett, who for some time peat had been
tender)! pored for by Aaeghtmir.
Mrs. line's*" �cat�t beerwsr.
peeesr.A to the' .aeawek- lataealwaAc•
where deeeau4 slellpt tae rester pan
elf her life. and which 1* now ocenpk.'~
sad owned hy Mr. and Mrs. Edmond
Mark Twain
wrote this immortal story about n grotto of healthy youngsters who
behaved x11(1 misbehaved when he mesa a boy himself.
JUNIOR DURKIN, MITZI GREEN, JACKIE COOOAN
AND JACKIE SEARLE
make real flesh and bless) characters of the pals anal stise4'is*4'
"Huckleberry Finn"
of
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