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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1932-6-30, Page 4fidrwday. J uur 301h. 4 New Low Prices in Men's Made-to-Measue Snits $22.50 THE \r:\\ LIGHT 611ADEik .latiodiliZZILA U) FAWNS .\HE \ F I Y I'OP1'LAR. MADE TO YOUR MBA- $2G.JV 1'411{ 11N1.1 •. Cleaning and Pressing We have taken the Agency for "THE DOLLAR _.(1.L)6ANEliC: MI Landon. f Men's Site sad Ladies' Dresses, Cleaned and $1A0` Papered for - MOUE SERVICE - .W. C. Pridham & Son Telephone 57 - Goderieh,-Ontario -SEE- F. Bell & Bros. for Cement and Oraod" Contracts lasolsot Count Fates 1 Ggi Gravel Grading Mathis* =- -Witte; Telephone or See es Goderich 602r13; Ointon 600r33. R. R. No. 1, Goderidi. Residence at Porter's Hill •t • -: lake Huron Ice GRADE A We are prepared to fill all r4as•arderai Tial Vire Lake .Huron Ice. Goverment - tested and harvested under the super- vision of the Board of Health. Prompt service and r.as.aabl. J. H. Graham 8e Son Phone 13w �utnmuumamalauuu Wool. Mesh New Sport Dresses of wool mesh, smart styles and in colors pink, white, yellow and green, also Suits having a mesh jacket and a silk crepe skirt. Special for the Week -end . $5.50 a ra Silk Pique Dresses Dainty Dresses made of fine material in lovely patterns. having short sleeves. Special for the Week -end . $4.49 Panamas A Panama Hat is the ..mart thipg to summer. wear this Special for_ the Week -end . $1.98 Young Men's Suits Suits tailored of fine English worsted in dark brown with extra pair of trousers. Sizes 35 to 40. ial for the Week -end, $ 18.95 'S POLO SHIRTS in white only. Made of fine All sizes. Special for the Week- 79c OP LGN BUGLE BAND •.' 44r GOD ONT. 44* THE ELGIN REGIMENT -, PORT ALBERT Flower Sunday at CREWE Lawn SeeiaL-A lawn social will toe ' CREWE', June held at ('heist church, !'ort Albert, on North Street Church il'ameuu'•er, Is visit{ Wednesday, July ft, commencing at 0 II'lake. o'clock. There will iw a aplendld pro )tet. 4.. ('. Keine gram, Including numbers by Mr. Har• "ell w•rwuu last 8 ve McGee, of Auburn, Mrs. Van Dyke, Object Hermon by the Pastor- s 1 Milian, from near of Wingham, and Mrs. Alezaudra and Mr. Clayton Watts Speaks Miss Alexandra, of Stratford. COURRIIHR4ORNERS at Evening Service air,ef ,Titr'..' Aitlitl and other blossoms filling tilt. chancel (X)1.11RIE.S lY)RNEIRS, June 27.- at North street United church on Sun- [ rst prise in jttd Mr. mrd Mrs. John Little spent Sun- day morons( allowed that the church Mitten-Berukw lin 'day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helm at school was celebrating It. annual wdeal a►wl Benson L9. -Mrs. Tait. from ng her sister. Mrs. 4renehel his fare noisy and sir. Mc- ('lutham. the new pastor. will have charge of the wvvlcc DUNGANNOK'" IH'NGANNON, June 2Q. --1[r. and Mrs. War. Nickel and family and Mrs. Yundt, of Stratford, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. sod Mrs. Heber Eely. Mr. W. G. l'rawtord, Mrs. B. J. Crawford and .lues 1'. Mountjoy spent Sunday in Jeuekuow, the guests of Mr.' sad Mlrsa J. R. McNabt.. -Mt -into - pars G: M. 3tenenzie--and- two children. Malcolm and Audrey Jeanne, lire leaving the latter part of the week for Toronto, where they will spend their holidays. Mr. Smith of the !tank of Cowmen e, (;odrrk•h, will act as manager during Mr.. McKen air's a bseuee. Born-uu Thursday, June 23ed, t• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black, 4th con. 'rasion of Ashaeld, a daughter. Mr. W. G. Crawford. who ham lite,' visiting his mother, Mrs. B. J. Craw- ford, for the past week. left on Tues- day fur his home at Victoria, B.C. • owing to the epidemic of measles in this locality the session of Erskine Presbyterian church considered It ad- visable to postpone the anntreraary at nice-. which were to be held on Sun- day. July 3rd. to Pomp date iu the early tall. The pupils of the surrounding schools are writing un their entrance examina- tions th.. week. Mr. Ravin of Brlfasi is the presiding examiner here. Mr. 1'alnwt Kilpatrkk N presiding rt Ktu- telt. Sc•ho„ closed last Friday for the suwmci holidays, the teachers, Mr. Kil- patrick :tadMr. Scott, going to their -CARLOW STORM: NErrSs- Doea-r's Snort Cream Sodas 2 pkgs. for 23e N'e ran now semi) )ear Paint needs with $ full stock of Canada Pabt Products. Lux- or neer Mammal, etc. Closing Weau0soap evening - another garden part). Franklin Mellwaki 1 r DONT MISS THIS ! WONDERF1'I. WEDGWOOD ENGLISH DINNERSETS 97 PIECES ONLY $25.00 Dainty designs, beautiful mdse- . Mb- They have just arrived:a. Bran England. .In 511d ser Own, Also lively Pictures fee Wedding Gifts Smith's Art sad Gift Stare East Street Philos IIS next Sunday. respect i e homes. .Ilk. rllfrerer Cie nblslald fourth itev. 4'. C. Kaine preached his -lar♦ A Real Good -Mlewowi a(" Clinton and _3Ir. IRkirrilleWhIttney sirs. K tint• alai daughter Laeltl-are ging sheep. leaving this week for $eaforth, where ruin. Alvin -Sher- they will reside for the prtweut. Rev. Shackleton wrote( Mr. McMillan. the new pastor of the i'nited church, will have charge of the aervite next Sunday. He la 40 be In - ted on Friday eventug. ' Klghty applications were rekelved toy hostel for t}w position' fif teacher of the Junior room. Miss /:race Jewell, of Colborne, re•clvel the ap- pointment. p- pointmwettt. Wt• tougratulate Arthqr $roan on being engaged to teach in SM. No. go on the 411. r.tsv',dun of Ashfield Continuation services were held In Pt. Paul's Atart Ica n ehurub on Monday afternoon. Quite a ttumlwr attended the reap hon of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I) kkson In the p,arMh hall last Thursday evening. Zion. - •Our tive entrance pupils. Misses ina *Campbell. HlIda lone, GraeP ('mutest- -Flower Suaday." their entraw'e examinations hp. Milian The venire seat. 'were reserved tot this week. We wish them the vett the wheal, whit* anar.'kwl- front -Ow lase of Iuek it ay, Anna Mar Farrirh and Vera Little. ( schoolroom In prot•esslon, led by the Mrs. Conlan lit are writing their exzmtnetimt5 at Kin- choir. The supernttendlmr.. t}rtstting tali this work. We wish them ■11 Robertson. joined the pastor on the ptl• tern. of Renmlller. sucrews. pit platforms. The service of song con Mr. and Mrs. Hr Mr. Keith .iohn•ton of Luckuow High state+ of children's bruins. and a pretty harm spent Sunday School Is attending the vaeatiou at his dnet toy Misses Jean Robertson and anal Mra. Raymond home here, Mildred Wilson. Little, Miss Haze. Nearly all the f Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Errington and Mr. \Vatts {dared a violin solo very sweet ,mcne..l having. Roy Errington of Carlow and Mr. Jos. ly. atrompaakd on the organ by her H killn f ]looretown spent Sunda,' 1 t1 •r Mr Clayton Watt The offer rwirJ Ment last!reek Mrs. Baa* rry Perdue of Win-, at the home of Mr. Finnigan, a ruwra - have - eo- as r0 w• . . . t with Mr. anti Mrs. Jas. Little. Mr. lug was takes by meudwr' of the Yo- Haaklll Is remaining for a time. Mr. rue• flub. Albert McQuold anti Mr. ('has. Wright LF:Utkl'ItX. June 3}4. sirs. H. Toting grandd\n objet sermon was given by the an.l 111:1•ItX. June little Mrs. R. W1 - of Belfast also visited at Mr. Jas. pastor. Rev. O: T Watt.. 1►n a tablt. Curie's on •Sunday, her. of Carlow. oral Ru.•.ts of Mr. apd carried by, tw•of the yowtg-men from!Mrs. W. sallow. over solidity. . LEEBURN - -- +1+e ,,,,..,.try weiekroups i►f'nallttet--vaa- . .W RsaeC-Ort W ST. HELENS ions sizes, soma lrge. but lent and lag there was •• great stir amens the stained with Mt..ti.,•r' smaller. only!young people. All were hurrying around to get their chores done and go to the whetter roast at Sunset Park. people o rations games were played on the Leach, with I and stain. by sin, bonfires built In several places to glee straighter, some Might. Then after a short while • tiny ones, children. Gln slu n all enjoyed the lunch of et ti* speaker showed wieners and buns and lemonade. After e up,trots.1 short program, closing with the Na- tional Anthem. all d at o'clock to tfip[r various Wawa. ons There Work Boot IMMO hi leSsRbelsgs results, ST. HELENS, June 27. -Yrs. Jobs slightly stained. .111811 straight. bright McQutllln is spending a few day.with malls, and may very small sharp ones. Dorothy her daughter. Miss Ytbsse represented f rl is at Sandwich. Uses, some watt ps - Quite a number of ladies attended _cleaner awl the summer meeting of the Women's in- young people, d R statute held at Dungannon on Tuesday. Then with a k h td Misses Flore-ut'e and Ruth McQulllla_basr these L lifted were confirmed at the conhlrmation ser- sante groups o s few clinging to the I„prrald 12 e vice. held at Luekaow Angllunl church -magnet. from gree many letng by Bishop Seager on Tuesday. attracted. he showed that the were present some from Carlow, Rea - Wes. John Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Al- magnet. in to draw the nails to ,miller. Goderich and Lockaow. Thanks fiats Odiilig, Miss Margaret sad Eldon Itself. bad to jle..t the same materiaL art dire ta the.. whesrluad 44*- wetfl-N Miller were guests for a aiw days So Jews. In entre to lift sinful man- arranging the party• last week 'with Mr. and Yes J.bs tfad, was metde'paOJ 'Tor verily He W. M. N. MeetlagtAn item of the Pipette at Dorchester. took not ,m Him jbe nature of angels, May meeting of the W.M.S.• held on Rev. R. Craw and Mn. Craw, of but ile took on I!n the peed of Abra- the lith Inst. at the parsonage at Nile, Lueknow, were the guests of Mrs. J. ham, wherefore la all things It be- was forgotten In last week's news. B. Rutherford this week, before tear- !oved Him to be made like unto His The day was fine and a fair number Ing for their new charge at Doiehester. brethren" (Hebrews 2.10. 17). The gathered to enjoy the meeting. The - On Saturday the council of West test which the patter asked the child- ladies were glad to have with them - Wawanoab with their wives and fain- ren to repeat with hint was. "And I. the pastor and hip helpmate and laugh Idles attended ■ picnic at Harbor Park, If i Iw lifted up from the earth, w111 ter. Mdse Fevelyn. The leader was Galertek draw all mem oto MP." Ihlizabeth Horton. as the leader ap- Mips WD.' Rutherford and Miss The peening service was especially pointed could not be pre'ent. The Helen Millie left on Monday for a trip for young people: ad the address was jfin pply secretary reported that the bale. to Toronto. Miss Rutherford will be given by Mr. Mellon R. Watts. The valued at $10, with four quilts and on the teachers' staff to mark examine- Scripture chosen ter the evening les .iothing, had been spat away. Arranger Gen papers. mon was part of the ninth chapter of meets were made for the July meet - Mr. J. R. Stiller left on Saturday for Matthew whack relates the healing min -;fag Part .11 the study hook on med- Murray Bay. Qnehw•. after spending a istry of Jesus. teal missionary work wars read by Mitt 'pry enjoyable visit among friends and While attending Drew University Mr., Ella Horton. The meeting closed with renewing old ■equalutanea•s. - Watts had made frequent ,'hits to New- the Mlsph Iete•dietion. After a walk Rev. T. 1'. Wilkinson attended the York in the p roseewtlon of his .todles around viewing the beautiful flowere, Presbytery meeting at Dungassos os In social aerche,and -'e wlsbed to the hoste.. and her daughter served Tuesday.---- toll to -his audience something of the a One lunch em the verandah. Mrs Earl Creation and son George, t•ondlti,us in whir* thousands of people �t spent a few -.41/118. at -Kincardine, the there are compelled to live. He de' GODERICH TOWNaa guest orf her brothers Redbird gra phl. ally the congested Mr and lin John Steppe of P•ItfOrd Wear - West Side of Square ► I. Mrs. H. J. W1oa1s spent last week foreign arta of the great city, the ' with her daughter. Mrs. Arnold Itxa.." wi!M par?'.Mntemti__. r-fr , 4l.e long fllrnR.ltIril TOWNPHII . June 7R.- hour. at Fergus. bread Title. the sleepers oto stlhWxy steps Mrs. Wm. Dougherty and* daughter and in doorways of large ',twain"m, were week -and guests at the home of Gwendolyn. of Guelph, are spending a t hlldren whose nes playground la the' lir. Vm. J. nnings. holiday at her old home. lore -escape. the wenten's court. and the Mr. Harvey Eviller Is having his Mrs. It. Moore and children. of Mal- numbers of mentally deficient moo,. house raised, nod a c rete f isflus lorytowu. and Miss ('acoline Webb, of He told of efforts made to letter them' lilt under it. Fort William. are home for a holiday conditions, and to prevent destitution Examination. are the main relie this with their mother, Mrs. George Webb. and crime rather:than to seek to rem- week anions the school pupils. Hen's Mr. John Aitcheson. Mrs. Archie wl,v It. Settlement holise,, churches, the test of !tick to Pveryott+t----'-- ' .titcheson, Mrs. James (b111114. lir*. Ed. clinics. employment office". and such Mr. Fart McAllister purchased a IMO. (b111114. Thum and Mia iii. (taunt had a trip ntat$tatIonessnooLobnt Temple. which-turf:Ple in" week. to Niagara Falls recently. is der control of the Preabytertan Mfr. xtw13%n, Wilfred Itleii AIr}tl.iTf tinder Miss Margaret Miller attended the loomission laird. are all seeking are spending their honeymoon at the m marriage of her cousin. Misr' Vera Mil- to make' such ,•ondItIMP Impnaalble. home of Mr. and Mrs. John girlies. ler. at Wingham last week. Canada has ii- problems similar to (h1 Frklxp, June 24th, the pupils of '1114'Women's Ihptlfllte will newt at those of bo the neighboring republle, S.S. No. 1 plowed their brick. in one the ttom; of Mrs. George Stuart on though not as yet 80 serlourt. We do 0f the )Mniopis Tomb letter.. Mrs. Thursday, July 7th, at 2.30 o'clock. not like Communism, so should maks Brenn and Mrs. Handle and the tck'her. i:0l1 'all- -"What Amid one institnte conditions In our land such that Com Miss Driver. {anidei the wars for the do for the community T' Subject- monism cannot thrive here. transportation of the pupils. After `Making the Moat of Life." to be taken it was Mr. Watts' nest appearance the placing of the bricks n plenie was by Mina M. C. Rutherford. Hostesses. as a speaker before • Goderich audi held lu Menesetung Park. where HIP Mrs. T. l+. Taylor and Mrs. Cliff Mur c.u.r., and he fully Jostldcd the high (ltOdtpn c•njoytd x dip and n picnic res. Visitors are welcome. expectations el' 1118 many friends, prov sup►pet. Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart. Mrs Ing a fluent .pp*ker with a stirring 1'nlwrt Church Nitea.-The regular4 Stuart. sr.. and • Mr. pre Stuart were message to pr.,ul.t, end ability to me.'tbtg u( the 1'.P.P. w•as heid at the visitors recently with Mr. and Mra. phrase It In vivid and forceful etyle. inion h ou Friday evening. w Ith seven Jam. Douglass, Mitchell. Tip 'hair, nadir the direction of present...Herh. Johnston was the Death of a Peruser ReddesL-Mr. Mr. Raymond Player. gang, moat top Ieaelrr..Rer. Jas. Anthony, M.A., 0Peruser Will Campbell reeelved word recently i-,oprlalely. "sly Task." and Was Mar Thames Itnad, occupied the pulpit at of the death nn June 12th of his Reret Pentland rendered as a 5010 Men t'nion wbnnh on Sunday. A fair -Mand brother Joseph. atter a two weeks' deiasohn's "F:ccnlmtl PnrtR-" congregation was present and heard a Mopes. at him homy at Melita, Man. - - splendid arklr•+sm from i'salm 1. Next The funeral was held from his former John Bomticdge, Of Brussels, paid a Sanies, the pastor, Rev. F. \\'. ('rapt. 1.0me ■t Fleming, Saak. His wife did ane of 110 and 610.10 In costs when he will hare charge of the service. about thirteen years ago. Mr. Camp- pleaded gnttty no Friday Inst 40 a School Pktries.-The poplin and bell Was* former resi4Fht 0f tilts v1Mn' charge nt nettle intelglceted The heavy teacher of No. a school nods • pll- Ity and w111 he remembered by many costs were boomed when an officer gritnag(' to ihnnlopis Tomb on Friday (111 frIPrwia. was ralI.d from Materiel) to arrest afternoon. and dki their 'hare In mak- Ing People's Claw -The young Rontleige. Ing the lettere to mark the burial place -. - of Dr. ihnnlop. Atter the ceremony, people's wham on Sunday evening had a record attenderow of eighty. The SMiTH's HII.I.*-GARDEN PARTY the happy party went to Harbor Park. Scripture Iseson was read by Charles, in connrtha, with the sixtieth an- where triton's. rar•Pa and the swings ow• Pmaldpteee and comments taken by ulveraary of -mIWI Hill ehnrch, a enpted the ahernoon. Sapper was Ted Hoare. A duet. "Home, Sweet Jubilee garden part, w111 he held on served In the pavilion. after whiwh Miss (tome." was sung by Hid. Wm. Jamil \Vcdnes,lay e,.•III 1plb♦nly lith, on the Pentland served Ice cream 'ones until mot and Mrs. Earl flaunt. The topic. lawn of Mr \lex. Tenng, 1Aoys1. Sup everyone was saflmded. Scrambles far ••What It Means to ilatIan on per will I.eached Aon 5 to S o'clock. candles vet pwanntu proi'pd vary fan- Vacation.- was given hp Willie Taylor- after which a .,pl4111111Id {)engram will be cinatln& to the children. As the rein An Inatrtrm.ntal wart resdeted by Mrs provided The ill jnatnr hand will was dipping Into Iwke Hetrnn. a tired tvv. p �rna1*.. 'clip iirtiWT ... :Zic'. a`:-."." !c: a:: s ...,.ty.."3r.ra"^•- u..rshey i ..err ti►'att`..r..iaae,so...s,ds ,>,Pk, of olitrAiiti*f. dt't'Yf"M'tPfMBT *Whitwlt int Y ilihktPS writ WOW a ewwn- vaelw-7.mav leame--•id tbesseasoloo•-•soossoo.'i'tir. The deelatnn woeis favor of Mice Greta leeew Agnew .,f 0111.4141518411i a talent. Iteseher and pupils of No. 1 school also Wehb's over Mrs. (laser's aide M teem pdo.ntlortl.t. win several numbers.r'I.lted 1►nnlop's Tomb/141141played their potato. The date of the picnic was set VlMting and I,•, dile eggyamw111 give 'rinks. Afterwards. the haprpy gro0o for July 114th at the Maitland nicer no addressee. l t 116e, children rent t.. \1 nrsetung 1'ail. . . fhP filth et 'i !ala►•. Rpt. Ilghthtl afternoon was spent Edna M. Campbell IEAUTY--CUI URE SHOP -On the square at I'fgiib Street - Phone 536 - $oderieh f ! - r $1. - ---98 . We have a limited number of WORE BOOTS for the farm or any .other job, and will sell them *4111.98 while - -_- they last. They are of bet- ter quality than you can pink out of the mail order catalogues at the sante price Come and see un when in need of any Footwear for yourself and family. Wean save you money in quality and price. East Street Footwear and Repo Shop -Opposite Knox Church- WM. AHL, Prop. Milliner y___ For the week -end we will offer MANY SPECIAL VALUES in TRIMMED and TAILORED HATS attractive in DESIGN, QUALITY and PRICE. :3.00 Values for...... $1.75 :3.50 Values for $2.00 $4.50 Valves for $2.75 BABY BONNETS .75 - lot' ARE ('1lRDiALLY INVITED To 1Ns1'F.('T (it it STDN'K- Miss M. R. Mac Vicar KINGSTON NTKEL1Y GODERICH meenoeaaor�eeexx�aa� II CAPITAL THEATRE Goderich A E/ecMc SOUND �- SYSTEM • Phone 47 NOW PLATING -Edward 1.. Robinson and Loretta Young In s re- markable thrill atoll by Aehnted Abdullah -°Th. Hatchet Mas." MONDAY. T1'F:SDAY and WEDNESDAY - ST THEIR H:%PPiF.'IT-PEPPIEST ANi) GAYEST! Romanced'fferent and better than anything they've drier )et. Laughs h) Wendel. Music by GEORGE GERSHWIN "DELICIOUS" W1111.41444411 JANET CHARLES GAYNOR FARRELL EL BRENDEL --The melodies you'll be humming-"DEIASHIOI'S" "Ana Started it" and "Somebody from ti.tw 'where."- --SOUND NNW AND OTHER NOVELTY REELS - THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY- S CAST Or THE FIRST MAGNiTI VIt i Wallace Beery - Clark Gable Conrad Nagel - Marie Prevost - Dorothy Jordan and Marjorie Rarnbeau In the aPw*ationa1 air n►wtaarp. An allira.tli.n that many patrons have asked shoot. Thrills, %etlact and daring such as you've never wltneemed before. "HELL DIVERS" "41PwA' TH' a, MATiNEER tAEDj(M(DA% AND SATURDAY AT 3 P.N. Ceadmg--`'1la1 Podiums. Plumb r" -s ten N Fangio! IIIIIIIINIX3CXXXXX411111111MXIMMINIXICXxxX Springs - . Sanatorium • .>- Art -Invitation - T 1+ -, The tirat week of July has been selected as hors' Week,.and a combatded.-e, '- the -public to visit the Sanatorium and see for themselves what Huron County can offer in the way of an institution for the treatment of radium convalescents. patients, mild mental eases, and The Sanatorium is situated on the London Road --- (No. 4 Highway) one mile south of Hensall, and visitors are invited to call at any time, afternoon or--- - evening, and will be given every opportunity to in- spect the building and grounds. - �utnmuumamalauuu Wool. Mesh New Sport Dresses of wool mesh, smart styles and in colors pink, white, yellow and green, also Suits having a mesh jacket and a silk crepe skirt. Special for the Week -end . $5.50 a ra Silk Pique Dresses Dainty Dresses made of fine material in lovely patterns. having short sleeves. Special for the Week -end . $4.49 Panamas A Panama Hat is the ..mart thipg to summer. wear this Special for_ the Week -end . $1.98 Young Men's Suits Suits tailored of fine English worsted in dark brown with extra pair of trousers. Sizes 35 to 40. ial for the Week -end, $ 18.95 'S POLO SHIRTS in white only. Made of fine All sizes. Special for the Week- 79c OP LGN BUGLE BAND •.' 44r GOD ONT. 44* THE ELGIN REGIMENT -, PORT ALBERT Flower Sunday at CREWE Lawn SeeiaL-A lawn social will toe ' CREWE', June held at ('heist church, !'ort Albert, on North Street Church il'ameuu'•er, Is visit{ Wednesday, July ft, commencing at 0 II'lake. o'clock. There will iw a aplendld pro )tet. 4.. ('. Keine gram, Including numbers by Mr. Har• "ell w•rwuu last 8 ve McGee, of Auburn, Mrs. Van Dyke, Object Hermon by the Pastor- s 1 Milian, from near of Wingham, and Mrs. Alezaudra and Mr. Clayton Watts Speaks Miss Alexandra, of Stratford. COURRIIHR4ORNERS at Evening Service air,ef ,Titr'..' Aitlitl and other blossoms filling tilt. chancel (X)1.11RIE.S lY)RNEIRS, June 27.- at North street United church on Sun- [ rst prise in jttd Mr. mrd Mrs. John Little spent Sun- day morons( allowed that the church Mitten-Berukw lin 'day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helm at school was celebrating It. annual wdeal a►wl Benson L9. -Mrs. Tait. from ng her sister. Mrs. 4renehel his fare noisy and sir. Mc- ('lutham. the new pastor. will have charge of the wvvlcc DUNGANNOK'" IH'NGANNON, June 2Q. --1[r. and Mrs. War. Nickel and family and Mrs. Yundt, of Stratford, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. sod Mrs. Heber Eely. Mr. W. G. l'rawtord, Mrs. B. J. Crawford and .lues 1'. Mountjoy spent Sunday in Jeuekuow, the guests of Mr.' sad Mlrsa J. R. McNabt.. -Mt -into - pars G: M. 3tenenzie--and- two children. Malcolm and Audrey Jeanne, lire leaving the latter part of the week for Toronto, where they will spend their holidays. Mr. Smith of the !tank of Cowmen e, (;odrrk•h, will act as manager during Mr.. McKen air's a bseuee. Born-uu Thursday, June 23ed, t• Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black, 4th con. 'rasion of Ashaeld, a daughter. Mr. W. G. Crawford. who ham lite,' visiting his mother, Mrs. B. J. Craw- ford, for the past week. left on Tues- day fur his home at Victoria, B.C. • owing to the epidemic of measles in this locality the session of Erskine Presbyterian church considered It ad- visable to postpone the anntreraary at nice-. which were to be held on Sun- day. July 3rd. to Pomp date iu the early tall. The pupils of the surrounding schools are writing un their entrance examina- tions th.. week. Mr. Ravin of Brlfasi is the presiding examiner here. Mr. 1'alnwt Kilpatrkk N presiding rt Ktu- telt. Sc•ho„ closed last Friday for the suwmci holidays, the teachers, Mr. Kil- patrick :tadMr. Scott, going to their -CARLOW STORM: NErrSs- Doea-r's Snort Cream Sodas 2 pkgs. for 23e N'e ran now semi) )ear Paint needs with $ full stock of Canada Pabt Products. Lux- or neer Mammal, etc. Closing Weau0soap evening - another garden part). Franklin Mellwaki 1 r DONT MISS THIS ! WONDERF1'I. WEDGWOOD ENGLISH DINNERSETS 97 PIECES ONLY $25.00 Dainty designs, beautiful mdse- . Mb- They have just arrived:a. Bran England. .In 511d ser Own, Also lively Pictures fee Wedding Gifts Smith's Art sad Gift Stare East Street Philos IIS next Sunday. respect i e homes. .Ilk. rllfrerer Cie nblslald fourth itev. 4'. C. Kaine preached his -lar♦ A Real Good -Mlewowi a(" Clinton and _3Ir. IRkirrilleWhIttney sirs. K tint• alai daughter Laeltl-are ging sheep. leaving this week for $eaforth, where ruin. Alvin -Sher- they will reside for the prtweut. Rev. Shackleton wrote( Mr. McMillan. the new pastor of the i'nited church, will have charge of the aervite next Sunday. He la 40 be In - ted on Friday eventug. ' Klghty applications were rekelved toy hostel for t}w position' fif teacher of the Junior room. Miss /:race Jewell, of Colborne, re•clvel the ap- pointment. p- pointmwettt. Wt• tougratulate Arthqr $roan on being engaged to teach in SM. No. go on the 411. r.tsv',dun of Ashfield Continuation services were held In Pt. Paul's Atart Ica n ehurub on Monday afternoon. Quite a ttumlwr attended the reap hon of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I) kkson In the p,arMh hall last Thursday evening. Zion. - •Our tive entrance pupils. Misses ina *Campbell. HlIda lone, GraeP ('mutest- -Flower Suaday." their entraw'e examinations hp. Milian The venire seat. 'were reserved tot this week. We wish them the vett the wheal, whit* anar.'kwl- front -Ow lase of Iuek it ay, Anna Mar Farrirh and Vera Little. ( schoolroom In prot•esslon, led by the Mrs. Conlan lit are writing their exzmtnetimt5 at Kin- choir. The supernttendlmr.. t}rtstting tali this work. We wish them ■11 Robertson. joined the pastor on the ptl• tern. of Renmlller. sucrews. pit platforms. The service of song con Mr. and Mrs. Hr Mr. Keith .iohn•ton of Luckuow High state+ of children's bruins. and a pretty harm spent Sunday School Is attending the vaeatiou at his dnet toy Misses Jean Robertson and anal Mra. Raymond home here, Mildred Wilson. Little, Miss Haze. Nearly all the f Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Errington and Mr. \Vatts {dared a violin solo very sweet ,mcne..l having. Roy Errington of Carlow and Mr. Jos. ly. atrompaakd on the organ by her H killn f ]looretown spent Sunda,' 1 t1 •r Mr Clayton Watt The offer rwirJ Ment last!reek Mrs. Baa* rry Perdue of Win-, at the home of Mr. Finnigan, a ruwra - have - eo- as r0 w• . . . t with Mr. anti Mrs. Jas. Little. Mr. lug was takes by meudwr' of the Yo- Haaklll Is remaining for a time. Mr. rue• flub. Albert McQuold anti Mr. ('has. Wright LF:Utkl'ItX. June 3}4. sirs. H. Toting grandd\n objet sermon was given by the an.l 111:1•ItX. June little Mrs. R. W1 - of Belfast also visited at Mr. Jas. pastor. Rev. O: T Watt.. 1►n a tablt. Curie's on •Sunday, her. of Carlow. oral Ru.•.ts of Mr. apd carried by, tw•of the yowtg-men from!Mrs. W. sallow. over solidity. . LEEBURN - -- +1+e ,,,,..,.try weiekroups i►f'nallttet--vaa- . .W RsaeC-Ort W ST. HELENS ions sizes, soma lrge. but lent and lag there was •• great stir amens the stained with Mt..ti.,•r' smaller. only!young people. All were hurrying around to get their chores done and go to the whetter roast at Sunset Park. people o rations games were played on the Leach, with I and stain. by sin, bonfires built In several places to glee straighter, some Might. Then after a short while • tiny ones, children. Gln slu n all enjoyed the lunch of et ti* speaker showed wieners and buns and lemonade. After e up,trots.1 short program, closing with the Na- tional Anthem. all d at o'clock to tfip[r various Wawa. ons There Work Boot IMMO hi leSsRbelsgs results, ST. HELENS, June 27. -Yrs. Jobs slightly stained. .111811 straight. bright McQutllln is spending a few day.with malls, and may very small sharp ones. Dorothy her daughter. Miss Ytbsse represented f rl is at Sandwich. Uses, some watt ps - Quite a number of ladies attended _cleaner awl the summer meeting of the Women's in- young people, d R statute held at Dungannon on Tuesday. Then with a k h td Misses Flore-ut'e and Ruth McQulllla_basr these L lifted were confirmed at the conhlrmation ser- sante groups o s few clinging to the I„prrald 12 e vice. held at Luekaow Angllunl church -magnet. from gree many letng by Bishop Seager on Tuesday. attracted. he showed that the were present some from Carlow, Rea - Wes. John Miner, Mr. and Mrs. Al- magnet. in to draw the nails to ,miller. Goderich and Lockaow. Thanks fiats Odiilig, Miss Margaret sad Eldon Itself. bad to jle..t the same materiaL art dire ta the.. whesrluad 44*- wetfl-N Miller were guests for a aiw days So Jews. In entre to lift sinful man- arranging the party• last week 'with Mr. and Yes J.bs tfad, was metde'paOJ 'Tor verily He W. M. N. MeetlagtAn item of the Pipette at Dorchester. took not ,m Him jbe nature of angels, May meeting of the W.M.S.• held on Rev. R. Craw and Mn. Craw, of but ile took on I!n the peed of Abra- the lith Inst. at the parsonage at Nile, Lueknow, were the guests of Mrs. J. ham, wherefore la all things It be- was forgotten In last week's news. B. Rutherford this week, before tear- !oved Him to be made like unto His The day was fine and a fair number Ing for their new charge at Doiehester. brethren" (Hebrews 2.10. 17). The gathered to enjoy the meeting. The - On Saturday the council of West test which the patter asked the child- ladies were glad to have with them - Wawanoab with their wives and fain- ren to repeat with hint was. "And I. the pastor and hip helpmate and laugh Idles attended ■ picnic at Harbor Park, If i Iw lifted up from the earth, w111 ter. Mdse Fevelyn. The leader was Galertek draw all mem oto MP." Ihlizabeth Horton. as the leader ap- Mips WD.' Rutherford and Miss The peening service was especially pointed could not be pre'ent. The Helen Millie left on Monday for a trip for young people: ad the address was jfin pply secretary reported that the bale. to Toronto. Miss Rutherford will be given by Mr. Mellon R. Watts. The valued at $10, with four quilts and on the teachers' staff to mark examine- Scripture chosen ter the evening les .iothing, had been spat away. Arranger Gen papers. mon was part of the ninth chapter of meets were made for the July meet - Mr. J. R. Stiller left on Saturday for Matthew whack relates the healing min -;fag Part .11 the study hook on med- Murray Bay. Qnehw•. after spending a istry of Jesus. teal missionary work wars read by Mitt 'pry enjoyable visit among friends and While attending Drew University Mr., Ella Horton. The meeting closed with renewing old ■equalutanea•s. - Watts had made frequent ,'hits to New- the Mlsph Iete•dietion. After a walk Rev. T. 1'. Wilkinson attended the York in the p roseewtlon of his .todles around viewing the beautiful flowere, Presbytery meeting at Dungassos os In social aerche,and -'e wlsbed to the hoste.. and her daughter served Tuesday.---- toll to -his audience something of the a One lunch em the verandah. Mrs Earl Creation and son George, t•ondlti,us in whir* thousands of people �t spent a few -.41/118. at -Kincardine, the there are compelled to live. He de' GODERICH TOWNaa guest orf her brothers Redbird gra phl. ally the congested Mr and lin John Steppe of P•ItfOrd Wear - West Side of Square ► I. Mrs. H. J. W1oa1s spent last week foreign arta of the great city, the ' with her daughter. Mrs. Arnold Itxa.." wi!M par?'.Mntemti__. r-fr , 4l.e long fllrnR.ltIril TOWNPHII . June 7R.- hour. at Fergus. bread Title. the sleepers oto stlhWxy steps Mrs. Wm. Dougherty and* daughter and in doorways of large ',twain"m, were week -and guests at the home of Gwendolyn. of Guelph, are spending a t hlldren whose nes playground la the' lir. Vm. J. nnings. holiday at her old home. lore -escape. the wenten's court. and the Mr. Harvey Eviller Is having his Mrs. It. Moore and children. of Mal- numbers of mentally deficient moo,. house raised, nod a c rete f isflus lorytowu. and Miss ('acoline Webb, of He told of efforts made to letter them' lilt under it. Fort William. are home for a holiday conditions, and to prevent destitution Examination. are the main relie this with their mother, Mrs. George Webb. and crime rather:than to seek to rem- week anions the school pupils. Hen's Mr. John Aitcheson. Mrs. Archie wl,v It. Settlement holise,, churches, the test of !tick to Pveryott+t----'-- ' .titcheson, Mrs. James (b111114. lir*. Ed. clinics. employment office". and such Mr. Fart McAllister purchased a IMO. (b111114. Thum and Mia iii. (taunt had a trip ntat$tatIonessnooLobnt Temple. which-turf:Ple in" week. to Niagara Falls recently. is der control of the Preabytertan Mfr. xtw13%n, Wilfred Itleii AIr}tl.iTf tinder Miss Margaret Miller attended the loomission laird. are all seeking are spending their honeymoon at the m marriage of her cousin. Misr' Vera Mil- to make' such ,•ondItIMP Impnaalble. home of Mr. and Mrs. John girlies. ler. at Wingham last week. Canada has ii- problems similar to (h1 Frklxp, June 24th, the pupils of '1114'Women's Ihptlfllte will newt at those of bo the neighboring republle, S.S. No. 1 plowed their brick. in one the ttom; of Mrs. George Stuart on though not as yet 80 serlourt. We do 0f the )Mniopis Tomb letter.. Mrs. Thursday, July 7th, at 2.30 o'clock. not like Communism, so should maks Brenn and Mrs. Handle and the tck'her. i:0l1 'all- -"What Amid one institnte conditions In our land such that Com Miss Driver. {anidei the wars for the do for the community T' Subject- monism cannot thrive here. transportation of the pupils. After `Making the Moat of Life." to be taken it was Mr. Watts' nest appearance the placing of the bricks n plenie was by Mina M. C. Rutherford. Hostesses. as a speaker before • Goderich audi held lu Menesetung Park. where HIP Mrs. T. l+. Taylor and Mrs. Cliff Mur c.u.r., and he fully Jostldcd the high (ltOdtpn c•njoytd x dip and n picnic res. Visitors are welcome. expectations el' 1118 many friends, prov sup►pet. Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart. Mrs Ing a fluent .pp*ker with a stirring 1'nlwrt Church Nitea.-The regular4 Stuart. sr.. and • Mr. pre Stuart were message to pr.,ul.t, end ability to me.'tbtg u( the 1'.P.P. w•as heid at the visitors recently with Mr. and Mra. phrase It In vivid and forceful etyle. inion h ou Friday evening. w Ith seven Jam. Douglass, Mitchell. Tip 'hair, nadir the direction of present...Herh. Johnston was the Death of a Peruser ReddesL-Mr. Mr. Raymond Player. gang, moat top Ieaelrr..Rer. Jas. Anthony, M.A., 0Peruser Will Campbell reeelved word recently i-,oprlalely. "sly Task." and Was Mar Thames Itnad, occupied the pulpit at of the death nn June 12th of his Reret Pentland rendered as a 5010 Men t'nion wbnnh on Sunday. A fair -Mand brother Joseph. atter a two weeks' deiasohn's "F:ccnlmtl PnrtR-" congregation was present and heard a Mopes. at him homy at Melita, Man. - - splendid arklr•+sm from i'salm 1. Next The funeral was held from his former John Bomticdge, Of Brussels, paid a Sanies, the pastor, Rev. F. \\'. ('rapt. 1.0me ■t Fleming, Saak. His wife did ane of 110 and 610.10 In costs when he will hare charge of the service. about thirteen years ago. Mr. Camp- pleaded gnttty no Friday Inst 40 a School Pktries.-The poplin and bell Was* former resi4Fht 0f tilts v1Mn' charge nt nettle intelglceted The heavy teacher of No. a school nods • pll- Ity and w111 he remembered by many costs were boomed when an officer gritnag(' to ihnnlopis Tomb on Friday (111 frIPrwia. was ralI.d from Materiel) to arrest afternoon. and dki their 'hare In mak- Ing People's Claw -The young Rontleige. Ing the lettere to mark the burial place -. - of Dr. ihnnlop. Atter the ceremony, people's wham on Sunday evening had a record attenderow of eighty. The SMiTH's HII.I.*-GARDEN PARTY the happy party went to Harbor Park. Scripture Iseson was read by Charles, in connrtha, with the sixtieth an- where triton's. rar•Pa and the swings ow• Pmaldpteee and comments taken by ulveraary of -mIWI Hill ehnrch, a enpted the ahernoon. Sapper was Ted Hoare. A duet. "Home, Sweet Jubilee garden part, w111 he held on served In the pavilion. after whiwh Miss (tome." was sung by Hid. Wm. Jamil \Vcdnes,lay e,.•III 1plb♦nly lith, on the Pentland served Ice cream 'ones until mot and Mrs. Earl flaunt. The topic. lawn of Mr \lex. Tenng, 1Aoys1. Sup everyone was saflmded. Scrambles far ••What It Means to ilatIan on per will I.eached Aon 5 to S o'clock. candles vet pwanntu proi'pd vary fan- Vacation.- was given hp Willie Taylor- after which a .,pl4111111Id {)engram will be cinatln& to the children. As the rein An Inatrtrm.ntal wart resdeted by Mrs provided The ill jnatnr hand will was dipping Into Iwke Hetrnn. a tired tvv. p �rna1*.. 'clip iirtiWT ... :Zic'. a`:-."." !c: a:: s ...,.ty.."3r.ra"^•- u..rshey i ..err ti►'att`..r..iaae,so...s,ds ,>,Pk, of olitrAiiti*f. dt't'Yf"M'tPfMBT *Whitwlt int Y ilihktPS writ WOW a ewwn- vaelw-7.mav leame--•id tbesseasoloo•-•soossoo.'i'tir. The deelatnn woeis favor of Mice Greta leeew Agnew .,f 0111.4141518411i a talent. Iteseher and pupils of No. 1 school also Wehb's over Mrs. (laser's aide M teem pdo.ntlortl.t. win several numbers.r'I.lted 1►nnlop's Tomb/141141played their potato. The date of the picnic was set VlMting and I,•, dile eggyamw111 give 'rinks. Afterwards. the haprpy gro0o for July 114th at the Maitland nicer no addressee. l t 116e, children rent t.. \1 nrsetung 1'ail. . . fhP filth et 'i !ala►•. Rpt. Ilghthtl afternoon was spent Edna M. Campbell IEAUTY--CUI URE SHOP -On the square at I'fgiib Street - Phone 536 - $oderieh f ! - r $1. - ---98 . We have a limited number of WORE BOOTS for the farm or any .other job, and will sell them *4111.98 while - -_- they last. They are of bet- ter quality than you can pink out of the mail order catalogues at the sante price Come and see un when in need of any Footwear for yourself and family. Wean save you money in quality and price. East Street Footwear and Repo Shop -Opposite Knox Church- WM. AHL, Prop. Milliner y___ For the week -end we will offer MANY SPECIAL VALUES in TRIMMED and TAILORED HATS attractive in DESIGN, QUALITY and PRICE. :3.00 Values for...... $1.75 :3.50 Values for $2.00 $4.50 Valves for $2.75 BABY BONNETS .75 - lot' ARE ('1lRDiALLY INVITED To 1Ns1'F.('T (it it STDN'K- Miss M. R. Mac Vicar KINGSTON NTKEL1Y GODERICH meenoeaaor�eeexx�aa� II CAPITAL THEATRE Goderich A E/ecMc SOUND �- SYSTEM • Phone 47 NOW PLATING -Edward 1.. Robinson and Loretta Young In s re- markable thrill atoll by Aehnted Abdullah -°Th. Hatchet Mas." MONDAY. T1'F:SDAY and WEDNESDAY - ST THEIR H:%PPiF.'IT-PEPPIEST ANi) GAYEST! Romanced'fferent and better than anything they've drier )et. Laughs h) Wendel. Music by GEORGE GERSHWIN "DELICIOUS" W1111.41444411 JANET CHARLES GAYNOR FARRELL EL BRENDEL --The melodies you'll be humming-"DEIASHIOI'S" "Ana Started it" and "Somebody from ti.tw 'where."- --SOUND NNW AND OTHER NOVELTY REELS - THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY- S CAST Or THE FIRST MAGNiTI VIt i Wallace Beery - Clark Gable Conrad Nagel - Marie Prevost - Dorothy Jordan and Marjorie Rarnbeau In the aPw*ationa1 air n►wtaarp. An allira.tli.n that many patrons have asked shoot. Thrills, %etlact and daring such as you've never wltneemed before. "HELL DIVERS" "41PwA' TH' a, MATiNEER tAEDj(M(DA% AND SATURDAY AT 3 P.N. Ceadmg--`'1la1 Podiums. Plumb r" -s ten N Fangio! IIIIIIIINIX3CXXXXX411111111MXIMMINIXICXxxX