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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1932-8-18, Page 44-- Thuradry, August 18th, 1932 Rr:oar4 ■ Better Clothing Valves TII.\N F:% ER IN MADE -TO -MEASURE - CLOTHING NEW FAI,I, SAMPLES ARE IN -Fine English Worsteds, Made to Your Measure $22.50 We invite your inspection New FALL HATS are in W. C. Pridham &Son -Men's and Boys' Wear- Telepsoee 57 - Goderich COURRIR'S CORNERS COL$° COURRI®'$ CORNERS, Aug. 13.- Mkrs Edith Johnston Is visiting friends Ja London. Mr. •ud Mrs. John little visited o0 1 Sunday with Mr. red Yrs. Percy +4Z10,1ekls of 8hetrpardtoa. _-� Miss Freda McQuold' here spending the last fed tier sister, Mrs. Jaa LlttL& Miss Mildred Melee of Toronto vistted last week with her trleud, Miss Anna Mae Farrtsh. Mr. and Mrs. Paul *Meier and two children and Mr. Frederick Stieler, or Detroit. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. John- ston, of London, spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Freak Johnston. Miss Jean Lednor of Sheppardton has been engaged to teach In 8.S. No. ID. We wish her all success. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helm, of Zion, visited at Mr. George Drennan's on Sunday. Mr. Jas. Johnston of Goderich Ie saending_Aggee time with his uncle, Me. Frank Johnston. --- Born-ou really, August --12th, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Little, a daughter. Signal adverflisrtg kW, results. WILKIE GLOVE-PHIT Arch -Corrective SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN . MADE IN WIDTHS AAAA TO E - SOLD AT - W. HERN'S SHOE STORE FOOTi4EAB, FOOT APPLIANCES AND REMEDIES Cinder - y Ontario a�aeoe�one�oae000��ecxoaa� Candies and Restaurant Pure Cream Caramels 39c Mixed Chocolates 34c Salted Peanuts 39c Sugared - -29c French Butpt._artta• • . • • 29c 21c Cocoanut - Bina Bots 39c -ALL OHS CANDIES -ARE MAI )E FRESH DAILY - THE SIGNAL TOWNSHIP I Tw MAO N11 TOWN H1P, Aug. 1.7. -Miss .Ljla Young has returned to Toronto iii�[�� atter spending her vaeatton at her home here, Mrs. Wm. Howell, from the West, GODERICH, ONT. PORTER'S HILL o Handsome I dress. An heJ Junior halt beeu ex- tended iHi`oa fe'e't to the Juulor lurtltutr to be �r a present else. Aut the regular meeting alt the Men'r Brides of August I Mr. lieu. llionu Ir impro.Fag hlr August ttouar by the rddltlou ut r rerrudru t Jou last Tuesday e�rnlayf, Mr. R. O• and siding the house with asphalt Thompson, towuehtp clerk, gave a talk shingles. on municipal affairs, and Mr. N. W. satfanel from page 1) Mr. Douglas Nickel, who has been Trewartha, Mayor M Clinton,gave a (t� %lrlttug his cousin, Thorntuo ledy, bas talk on county business, the members ret* us4 to his home 11t 9irattent. atf MP Phil) eettselleglate file disettiO slons wholeheertedIPt At the club meeting on Tuesday next, Mr. (Roman, a teacher In one of the travelling schools; will give a talk on bis work In the North. The Cub members ex- pect is distribute about 900 to prises at their Labor Day celebration on 'September ate. B!JF, L41) .. spent the week-ead with her '!phew, WM-hated In the presence oil about Mr. Wm. Wanton. twenty guests, all immediate relatives Mr. t►enuvit. Alli::, ;:f Detroit, spent of toe eoatrac'ung parties. Frecusely the week end t his home here. at 12 ''dock, to the *trains of the Mr. and Mrl Alden Alibi and Mr. Hrldai Chorus trout luheugrlu played Wm. Johne of Watroua, Sask., visited by Mlas Kathhcu Reed, of Elora, with friends at Ripley on Tuesday• yoanger deter of the bride, the Mr. and errs. AIIm•u and children bride entered the drawing room on the and Mrs. Hickman of Toronto have arm of her father and the bridal par - been righting friends here. ty' took their pines In front of the Mr. and Mrs.', Amos Stoll visited ba,y, WIDOW bsukcd high with teras a•lth frieade t a Colllnzwood on awn- and gladlotL The bride, who was tkn- day.atteeded looked very charming in • Miss 1reneilitoll has returned after becoming costume of blege crepe georg- elslting with friends at Rob Roy. ette with brown and green trimmings. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Johnston and She carried a shower bouquet of daughter Emma, of Bluevale, called Brlaren:la roars. valley lilies and on Mr. slid Mrs. Wm i[cllwalo on maidenhair fern. Mrs. D. J. Lane sang Sunday. very sweetly ' Banshee and Yon," Mr. A and Ds, 900 ouglaof during the signing of the register. Detroit Wet log at the home of After the cerewouy and cougratula- Mr. Wm. edi.. - " tion* the wedding dhmer was served, Mr. aa4t Mra. tidbit McPhee, -id- 1 the dining -room and table lookingArbor, kcoompsufed by Mrs. Edmonds particularly pretty in their color of 1171901131. Mich . and Mrs. Marsh- scheme of pink and white Wedding all of Vittoria. B.C., motored over and spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs. Woe. MP i I w aIti. . On Mondry evening, August ::. Me Carlow Iterticpltnral Society will bold a meetln ''In the township hall at 8 Rhee are i tt i are to TAIL KIN'Jl''A�y 17. -Dr. John Mac- D.ean of I{?It [ Is spending some WESTFIELD Wf.18TFIELD, Aug. 18. -Mise Lot - timer of Morrie township slatted last week with her aunt, Mrs. T. Walsh. Miss Marjorie Frltaworrla, of In- gersoll, spent a couple of days a any weep with her friend Miss a J Rodger. Miss Hazel Pitta of London was a guest last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook. Mrs. Fisher and Miss Pearl FtahS5 of Goderich, visited on Friday with their friend, Mrs. W. A. Campbell. Mr. Donald Clark and sou Colin, of Ottawa, returned home last week atter spending some time visiting the forme erns mother, Mrs. P. Clark, tit_-�M home of Mrs. Marvla McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. FA. Erwin and fam- w. ` fly, of Goderich, visited on Sunday Behr were teach in evidence through- with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDowell. out the bowie sad the table with its Mr. and Mrs. John ('awptwll and long plait'Marr atp thalelltre tad It. family of Aylmer visited en 4'ttursdas Indlvidtsal 'owcr Teaks eontafnthe a sister, Mrs. A. Walsh, with the lady' pink rose4�by s bt'e�th• lily of the "sod rawuy. valley and ire nude s. pleasing al' Yhcs \rani! Blair, R.N., of Hamilton. tM�.elaaaaarw The tuhls.+t:ar.k'antreflJ� electric liendome, from whtcb were her home here. suspended ou tiny white streamers Mr. and Mrs. Bert ('aster and fam- sume pink dowers. After dinner fly, of Ethyl, were guest.* nn Sunday speeches were made and toasts pro at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A posed, Rev. D. J. Lane *etlttg as Walsh. toast master. The bride was the re Re*. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm sad Miss Aleta, of New York City, visited last week with the latter's aunt, Mrs. .1. E. Ellis. Mr. Wm. McDowell,- Mr._ Norman McDowell and Miss Mildred Thornton thou f at khe home of his brothers, (Apical e[ very wally beautiful and Alex. and Donald MacLean. costly weddlug gifts, which were Misr Edith Johnston has returued showered upou her by -Ler friends. home trod) Loudon after a pleasant The bridegroom's gift to the bride war visit among friends. Miss Mildred Felc•ca of Toronto is visiting at the home of Wilfrid Fat- tish. A dart/liter was born on August let a pair of Ion skiver candleholders. 12th to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Little. Con- i In the afternoon Mr: and Mrs. Carter gratulatlons. left by motor, *miff -shewa4w44-roo0 Mrs. Will Taylor and daughter of ' wishes and confetti. for a short hooey - Marie called on *ereral of r Fold', neighbors recently. Kira Bertha Naclrer of Detroit is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert D. BA Y FI Eld), Aug. ltk-Miss Lola Elliott of Detroit sod little Mlle &Oiewary Miller of Mt. Clemens are holidaying with the former's mother. Miss Alma McKay of Toronto ar- rived ou Saturday to spend her vaca- tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 13. H. McKay. Lewis, who spent the pant week as' guests with Mrs. N., BENMILLER BENMILLER, Aug. 14. -Mr. sad Mrs. Joe LaRueque are away en a tee weeks' vacation. Mrs. Esther Moore of Moutreel and Mrs. Florence Echlin of Toronto are hutldaylag at the home of .! Aha Mrs` J. W. Gledhill. ,Yr. and Mit. Charles Bolan and eblldren and Ilia. and Mrs. Herb. Bolduc were holidaying ❑i the village last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Karmen and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner of Clinton spent Sunday with Mr. and MM. MettYhtn- 0ey. Mrs. Ida Oke has returnid from De- trolt Milers aleodlag+Mt vaeatlon ss. Her son Leo and grandson Ronald re- turned with her and are spending a few days here. Many from around here attended the funeral of the tate Nathan Johns... 09144e4te LOYAL _�.._.. LOW., Aug 17. -Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Young on Sunday visited Mr. Youngs ■tint, Mrs. Thos. Garvey, W. Woods, returued to Toronto on King bridge, who unfortunately Bell Tuesday last week In the barn and broke her Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Brletot and shoulderbladc. We hope she may sown nephew, Mr. Clue. Mothersead, of et. ii again. Washington, arrived on Soften to Rev and Mrs. Ashdown of Blyth - !� spend some time at their cottage. called on Hrs. A. Johnston on Sat Rev. W. A. Townshend, rector of the uMay afternoon. Church ut.tha Redeemer, preached an Mr. Donald MacGregor and his j.. J a0 Magas. •j f'_ 1 r lug last las Triulty church. During llro'gor, of Llx'tnow, visited at Mr. "a•i the offertory Mrs. Pauli and Miss Jean Alex. .Tums on Monday. \\'oats sang the duet, "One Sweetly Mr. and Mrs. George W. Patersos S01%11111 Thought." and daughter Martha returned to Tor Anniversary seniors will be ob• onto on Thursday after a pleasant two served in St Andrew's United church weeks' holiday with relatives here. •1 on Sunday August 218t at tl cm. We are glad to may that Mrs. A. and 7.30 p.w. special music will be Johnston, who has been suffering from given by the choir. The following an attack of jaundice, Is slowly re - evening, Monday, August 22nd, a sac- t•orering. red Mmert will be given to the Mr. and Hee John A. Young. Ruby a baudeome black leather travelling • bag with blur silk linings; to tete plan- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stan church by "The Yokefellows' Band" and Hazel visited Mew. Young's brother, ley Slh horpe of Blyth. of Stratford. Mt. \'alentlne Fisher. and Mrs. Fish 1st • white gold etas with ststttsgs of W. R AI and .n Donald, of C. 1't I d Al- er on Sunday last. emrraki (her birtheteae)l to the solo - t moon trip to es -tern points. On thetr return they will reside at 47 Spring - mount airtime. Toronto. The bride donned for trsr,:Hee a pretty dress of bred ebaasi..- i , Iu '_.felC )cxi of tun j�0p -- - " 64, 4 dIiMsaC ostyahc+da *tlI , an ra-Wilown, of near aaasd •habit ttrr seat waste_ - . spoil Sunday with the latters matching acce...'rh•s. were gnlliM iqf lntmts� at 110' trtrmr"LPzhthlrlon of Yt Tiros t'trdpst brother, George Collinson. The bride, el,- ha+ spent nearly i of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cnn of Bel- Gift Shop. Those who are book-lov- Many of the members of the Mary servo years with the -teff of the Roy- grwre- I ars will no doubt he loterselcd la Hardie Mission Itand are enjoying a1 Bank, has ts•, n in the supervisor's MIs. EIsle Ptonebouse entertained • seeing thio fine tollro•tbu. themselves at lamp Klntall this week. department at 'r'..uto during the number of her del trlend+ at a birth Rev. Mt Ling Fool rand Airs. Lang W. M. S. Meeting. -The monthly past two and s 1.ilf rears and is well cl*v pests on Friday. Fort, and daughter. Mrs. R. Bricker, meeting of the W.12 8. of Ashaeld and favorably t, 'nn both in Goder- Mr.. W. H. Carstrirell 1...piending the and son. of Kitchener, and Rev. and l'r'sbt'terian church was held last lch and to Toronto. haring been prom - their with her daughter. Nr.. WIII Mrs. Pogsoo, of Fssex, are occupying heat la church sod ental circles Creraler rat Crewe. their cottages recently built on the Welnrsctey at the home of Mrs. Bos..' ' Mr. and 3tr.. Iteneon Trerman and lake front. Kintail. FKty-one ladies were pees- , The bridegroom h.,. been • member of Sat - est. Mrs. MacRae, the president, ort the staff of tetaeh, r. In Toronto for the Nis. Ada Tyerm•n of Seaforth were R*.v. Carew Halliwell left on Sat - be f p IncI Wet slz -u t., t. rat WesMeld visitors on Monday. urday for his home at Brantford. hav- ets�ied tilt Pest s Rev. li a n Mrs. R. its, ; Nett[ ar ru Ottawa. were renewing old aoqualn- beet Pitts of New 1 amburg lett ou The grain crops In this district are tane.s on the Auburn clrenit over the Wednesday after spending two weeks slant ■II cut and stook threshing is weekend. camping on their property on the lake In full awing. Them Is an ahnndanee ]i r. and �Ir ltc:llll. lir: and Wis. goat. er grata and straw. Now if prides_ McDonald. and Master Graham Me- Mr. E. 11. Jobna is the owner of a Donald of roderleh were guests on collection of very rare brooks, all over Sunder at the home of Mr. and Mrs three hundred years okl. They Include W A. Campbell a History of Scotland printed In 1812 would only advance, the farmer would feel somewhat relieved. The funeral of the late Nathan Johns was held from the home of his Mr. and Mrs. Fred .1 Cook and fam A nu r of these books of the elf- daughter. Mrs. Alden ABM. on Satin - the chair. A number ro rend rat ions -- Ing visited with D. and 4., Pitts. t>rt noon auxiltary were r ora, extend ' nagratulatloas sad -aissber of ladies from wishes _ Nr. 1), Hewereft of Detroit was a who were at lamp Klutall. A rend. week -end sliest with Hca. M. Elliott. hiAFEKINGF Ing was given by Miss Clara Mae- ..dy et ft - t Margaret Pestis c•oet/Belted nfir(Nt." NT.. 'B. Mc Presbyterial president, sped x' ellent address outlining the wart of the home helpers, and also spoke about the women of the Bible. Mrs. Maize to * few well-chosen word. gave au interesting de'erlption of the Hunt- ingdon eb of home In (Juele. Mrs. McWhluney cloned the meeting with prayer. Luncheon was served out of doors and a social half-hour spent. Busiuese Yen's Lunches and Meals served at all hours. Our Up-to-date Soda Fountain is at your service at all hours. VENUS CANDIES CANDIES AND ICE CREAM West Side of Square . - Gtiderich. On 1 • • Masori. W. C. Prldham and Walter Bern left Tuesday morning on • mo- tor trip to Bnrlingtnn. Hamilton and the Niageret district. They will also take In Toronto before returning home en Saturday. i13U8N p ) � lit -Rev. )dim. and linea ssasuy, et a tllfMli, aa,. saw. • shies minim erre iii' week. Miss SJeasor Miami swot the west -end in froderich. Rev. W. R.,Alp ed Ottawa hr visiting friends Pere. Nr. and Mrs. Frank Jtalthby, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralthby, and Mrs. 8. Johnson motored to Kincardine and vicinity ou Monday. Mr. J. Howatt 1s assisting his Bon - In -law, Mr. Pi Manning,, with his har- vest. ��`` � Miss Josepmoe Weir is visiting re- latives at Stralkr0y• Mr. and Jrf.-Walker and daughter, of Toronto. ine'visiting at the home of Mr. A. M. McKenzie for a fort- night. - Mt J& al.D!)lik)d of Ailsa Craig has Improved the •ppenranee of the Mears- wt -air, i. Carter and Mr. J. Symington by a coat of atneco. SALE We are riffle -jelling our afore - and business will go ' ori 'as usual, but. during alterations everything -in stock is offered- --- at greatly reduced prices. Lade.,Special for this week. Celanese Sport Dresses Frocks, a limited number only at .... of printed silks and tricosh 1r Dresses Smart styles. Special price $1.98 one. Sizes 4 to 44 $3.95 $1.49 tSliqS P Ce ilk Slips, princess styles, form fitting. Special E1"S.uNPERWEAR A ]� % Shirt and Shorts in matching colors. �/ r��- G tQd .V nd�%ear Made of fine quality broadcloth and rayon. Regular $I.95' suit. SPECIAL; PRICE.. $1.49 suit } •,•...t•••• • ....• AL . RN! Ladies' sad Mea's Wear - S><"Shop where you are invited to shop" West Side of Square, !:oderich Pion 418. NGANNON • x -••ala MAVENS:VG. Ang. . and Mrs. Jabs Make sad of whaling.. *semi, part' .ncr,,.tanir farm here. •wife, aatr tits. & J. Kilpatrick. Rich- ard slid Olive Kilpatrick. To An- the contest proved to be one of the derson and MIAs Jamie Andrew spent most Interesting and erenly-matched Sunday afternoon with Rev. 1. W. In the history of the Club. The play Kilpatrick and family at Bruce Beach, ended with three men tied with net Miss Blanche McDougall of Kin- score* of Ill and Dr. Lewin of Tor - ben was the guest of her friend. Miss onto right next with t1.1. Metiers. How - Jean Anderson, last week, returning croft of Detroit, Cameron and Mc - home on Sunday. Curdy of Hayfield played off next day MI..P. Greve and Olive Blake ere and again the name score of 64. On camping at Point Clark this week. the third day Tom McCurdy, that old Miss Olive Anderson accompanied warrior of bawling and curling fame, Mis. Ada HPIm on Sunday to London. went down to defeat. hut by only one where they are gttestn of Mrs. Helen Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Stothers and daughter. Mary Frances. of Pleton, %l.lted Mr. and Mex. Horton lest week. Congratulstlonn are due Milnes rnifral Blake and Jean Anderson. who pn..eb on all the middle eehnol exam- ination paper* they wrote this year_ Golf Y .. erecter r,,qu Saturday. Y�the Golf and (( ntrj'-('Ibb itfiid as W1'hand1- cap tournament for the Alexander cap. Twenty-one competitors teed off and 01'NRANSpN. Aug. 17. ---Mr. Mel- vin Reed of Toronto spent the week end with, Mr+1 Reed. who lA holldaying with her !h r. Nr.. Jai. (Brain. Mr. end Vitra. G. 8 Howard and daughter, \lis* Evelyn, et i.'teter. were guests of Nr. mad Mrs. aired Rows rtes M 'itdsy. Mr. and 11,.. Heber F.edy and faro- _!srniday with - -friend* •51 Stratford. Mr. le. 'M Robertson of Goderich mt'aplyd the pulpit of the United Ichsrclt 1..4 Sunday. Mr. And Mrs. I:eo. Swnn of Ash- field spent Sunday with their . ,'Mr Nr. and Mrs. Aubrey Higgins and .Tackle. of Detroit, were gneats of Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Curren on Sunday. 3t1:' Fiala! •ll tar'ttfve f- home nn Monday from London. where he had taken a summer eollrsP stndr. Mr. Cmirsd Treleaven of Toronto if •vtslttng rclatives here. Mr. Ernest Hall gave a very Inter- esting and Instrnetive address at the morning eerrle• at Blake. which wee 1n charge of the Yoking People's So- ciety. The Junior choir sang a chor. flu' 1Ahd Mies Olive Blake sang 0 There was a Inrge congregation. Mt.. Norma Proctor of Toronto visited her eonstn, Corn Thnntpenn, last week. Mary Cranston r•tnrned nn Satur- day from a week'. visit at London. iia. end -Mee.. Wesley -Aliww awl family of London spent the week -end with relatives here. Return from Western Trip. - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnston vtbting her :nmt. Miss 1,. Dreiny, 1021 11/IVP returned from a three weeks' mo- on Mandan to visit her Meter, Mrs. tor trip which took them as far west ['has. Whit, ,}-, Goderich, township. es Henley. Sask. ' 'They visited Dr. Mi.. L. !'releevcn and Gorton Matthew Blake. Mrs. Johnston's broth- Yhnitz, w6" underwent operations er, and other friends to Winnipeg; List tenets" -.lay In \['Ingham hospital Mr. and Mrs. .Toseph Smcltzer and for rennNe of tonsils. are *11' to Ia' Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crispin. a1 ottt 551111 Mr. tWm. 'tolsn of St. Lambert. Que., is visiting Is mother. Mrs. W. 11. \1°104 nil ..cher friends • Mlws Iten,-I/Wan is visiting .1 the tonne. Of -Mt- had Mrs. Archie Johp- •Ione. AnTrtirt Rev, Mx_ 1�-�-m .of Ripley o Pl}9 •4e pope, r tea Pr'sbyterinn church Inst Sunda) aternoon. Next Sun - (I Ill UM K'esaeth McLenll will tw- ill, ln11nR 1 MI** 1.neu1P and Irvine malt bate i returner} home after vlsltlor t-thglr emt.lu+ 1n stratfotd. Miss I/.•iltin Dnrnln. who has .been Oltenia ; Mr. ifhd Mrs. Anson Finlay, Jin.. Wm..1. Treleaven and other mem- bers of her family, and Mrs. J. 11. Rib patrfek at Hanley. Ttn'y found the Province of Snskatc•hcwan In the midst -a dry spell. w'hk•h coming wh.t 111! erntn was filing hex spoiled he •t of a good harvest sea Therewill le' little more grain Atni folder this season than last. They sew many old friend.. t e'Ived a hearty welcome *rad thornnghty en - lit. Oen. M00%, who has leen *all- 1 jored their holiday. Mcsstw. Cecil fns the lakes an *rammer, I+ vieltIng and Elmer Johnston met them Sim- i his yerent.. Mr..ud Mrs. Robb. Mewre. d*v et the 110m0 of Mr. and Mr.. FF. Moffat of Sande. with when they mode the trip. Mt and lir*. Eimer Shackleton and fmtaU7, wl r. lave Iwen vlMttng the fol _puµt, Mrs Wm. Shnckie tear- have retitled to their home Iii Ail to f'id'es. ctmw� a..•�[t1la.. as_ ffQ21r elating minister, and the Masonic Lodge afterwards took charge under Dr. B. C. Weir, district deputy, and conducted the burial rites at the cemetery. Mr. John, was a resident of this township for ninny year, and ■ member of the council and ■Iso reeve of Colborne before going to Saskatchewan twenty- - - one years ago. Our sympathy goes to the wklow, formerly Miss (Anders, and to the sons and daughters. stroke after playing fifty-nine holes: net wore 62 and 61. Jim Cameron. the lucky eompetltnr, Is a Hayfield Old boy, although now principal of Earls - court .chisel, Toronto. Dr. Alex/Hid-1 ens citp was presented to the winner by Mr. J. Jowett, preefdent of the; Club. The Ooderleh bend took part In t lit• tit'1� tiiGtt+a *rofisnuolit flWileadiNtk"tl.'TM 4•So-+gad.., Edna M. Campbell Beauty Culture Shop PERMANENT WAVES -On the Sojusre at North ,ytreet- Pbone 334 Ooderleh mmmluIoxxx c?cxxxxmmmaIXXXXXXXXuunlI n Vi MM.* Ih•'Ittite uIu, ew 114.01 at 11,5' 1'.7''' t - s,. - bome of \l,. •carton Roaeh on Thor" 1 More than 710.09k0 :i)iool children of qrs., t„ n .. trill 1511 fn Is I attend the Canadian National F.xhlhl iY1t •n 1n+titalta at*mMt Mrs. (rot Hone. gra f of f management day Augml slab at 1l ''clove. Re- Ontario have received invitations to W ,r 1 r.. the ane ement en MATiNRL4 R'K!)' FSIM1 and MITI RDA% et 1 em 1 tan( t>f•«N NNI11UlS XXXXXNlMIU UPIUDX)C5CXXXIIIIUIII� t CA?ITAL TItE14TRf Goderich Xtwrhar14? erctrk' 47 }� SOUND SYSr[M -Now Playing -Tom MI\ in "The Rider et heath Valley:' -- 310N11:11, Tl'ESI),t and WEI)NESD:1Y- Is.l'BLF: FNTF:RT.\TNMENT FOR ONK ADMIMION1 "Miss Pinkerton" lay-Bus.mdatresr_ut n>yxtery. MARRY ROBERT& LNEHART.... A sleuth In .kirt, soiree a crime thnt made the twat detectives .11.9. 1 their own grandmothers. JOAN BLONDELL and OSOROE BRENT are a great team it* this mystery ma*tltplece ' \ N I) Yf I \\'i )N'T WALK (lt!T ON •x .s ' Y e7.:iT vie KAY FRANCIS 11, erten'a most ravishing heAtity in her ttr.t starring rule. Get the lowdown n1 leap rear from a d,ingrerniia brunette "Man Wanted" with DAVID MANNERS and UNA MERKEL • 1 i*riug the above olid all successive "double bills" it I. 000*.'i ry to 1.• in fire fl4etre• by 5.42 P.m. fn .e• the entire program! -SOUND NEWS AND OTHER NOVELTY REELS rUt RADAl', FRiD.11 and S:1TF'Ri).11'- In answer to ninny of our patrons, alio Imre rrpne.terb a. Rririeb Production. we are proud to Irresent "Man of Mayfair" ew'Ith nu *11 British cast. .tory r.nd 'troth's -Hon This 1e one of Knalaml's latent and beset and ,narks -a new eta In Nmplre Arid ion P11tire«. it-Pm04 tr►Jlw- i rrewt weer M' 1.at* iii • hr w oeplfi4M'rtl Part Of 1LMTffeFt' IfYfllrtlf.'" --4'enrlwg -Greta Garbo In "As Von Dewire l' Bl.ry•1 ,'betrlet preadenf. I. rc 1 Young 1'anaaln-. 1)sv. Monday. August Parted rat.rad glee an1119Yth. 1 • r>r 4h v; • s .•f'S.r.Y'•Fr. 'G.•sz.. :.a. .&'Ye''S;.''"i;r6 .iA„ .,; arait.';1 ...'tii.:uw"'aa1;i'iQ!',tre ".. t';; ': •...'�#'° .lfa,:i"i�Tti•R