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COTTON PULLOVERS
OUTING SHIRTS
FLANNEL TROUSERS
SPORT BELTS
DIEN'S SHORTS
STRAW HATS
LIGHT CAPs, J3TO.
1 C. Pridham & Son
!bone 57 Goderich
I•BTEILINPf PICNIC
Huron county-war
vetera1• oil
ll
hold their anndal picnic
d
on Wednesday next. July 36th. Pre-
parations are being made for an in-
teresting nud enjoyable outing for the
returned awn and their families.
• BAYFIELD
TN_anulvereary services of St. An -
drawl; United church will be held ou
August 12. Rev. Jas. Finlay,
rayLoudon, will be the speaker
d•
-CQURRIE'S..CORNERS.
THE SIGNAL
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP, July 18. -
Mrs. Jobu Titan and daughter, Vera.
of Goderich, eput Sunday with Yr.
and lire. V!'w. Mcllwaln.
Silas Luis Manning of Loudon has
returned home atter speeding the past
week with her eoueIn, Mies Whirls
-Musts.
Mr. and lire. Rubt. Bean and two
children visited un Sunday with Mrs.
C. Browne of Duugainon.
Miss Mary Feagaa of Nile spent a
few day. with bee friend MISS Amelia
Mellwaln this week.
Diaster Jackie McKnight tweet part
ut last week with his gra'dpareuts, Mr.
and Mrs. John McKnight of Auburn.
Ylas Eileen Rees of Toronto le visit-
ing with Mr. nod Mrs. Frank Mell-
wain. yQ
Miss Betty Feaglfi Ra visiting her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Ada w
lir. and Mrs. Thos. Manning of Lon-
don visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Marshon Sunda'.
Mrs. Roht. and son Don
arid, of Goderk•lt, are clalting the lady's
mother. Mrs. Jas. realism.
COURRIE'S lYritNERS, July 17. -
Mrs. Albert Robertson and win Rob-
ert. of Ayr. visited with Mr. and Mra.
Hobert Neiss.n over the week-eud. _
Elaine and Lorna Little, who had
been visiting with their unµelo and
aunt, Mr. and Mra. Alf. Erriugtou ut,
Carlow, returned home on Monday.
We are glad to report that Mr. and
Mr.. Lorne Parrish and Jack. who
have been 111 with throat trouble. art
Improving.
SCOUT DOINGS
Sunset Beach on Friday last was
the scene of a merry weluer roast and
singsong held by the Meal Scout
troops. Stout Master Glen Lodge and
Harry Wattles, past master._ War. In
charge of the affair. There were near
ly thirty Scouts present. Their sin-
cere thanks were extended to Mrs.
G. L. Parsons, Mr. S. D. Croft and
Mr. J. C. Putt. who provided trans-
portatlon to the beach.
Mr. Harry Watson will be In charge
of the annual Boy Scout outing at
Port Albert this year. The Scouts
will be In camp from August 15111 to
31st.
Huron Commercial Academy
♦ FINISHING SCHOOL LIJA
TRAININa TOs
No longer on experiment. hut an ratablad institution. pro-
viding thorough beet -whoa Is ail Commercial and allied Acadend •
Subjects:- lisp. Cerr-
Bsok-keeling.Messer. esmu
etartal ser•' Eng
ret p,ndence, Arlthnetk. Xseaihoal Guidance.
Al.. t41411161.41 in Veeuomiia. 8aimaata ►
Personality and Character Develop/anat. etc.
FALL TERM BEGINS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 41"
Write for particulate. re tnitMn ftp heard. rooms. etc
Or call at the School _h) M,.ntr'a1 Street, tioderich.
REV. DONALD XacI.EOD,
Principal
Box 396, Goderich, Ont.
CAPITAL THEATRE
Goderich
Phone 47
Now flaying--lsuble Itlll-"tier B.slyguard." and ' LIttL' Orphan
Annie."
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY--
CAROLE LOMBARD
The destiny of a soul Is often changed In filo twinkling of an eye -
lamb. A tuturent in • lifetime may teed an a read you had not
thought 10 travel.
"BRIEF MO
Wits Gaae Raymond. Nearer Owsky, sad Donald Cook
re*
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY -
WILL ROGERS
You'll sit and (hackle In sheer enjoyment and you'll leave feeling
that you've been welt entertained.
"DAV Deemer. Eta-HARUM ';�p>_
With Louise
Matinees Wesdneulay and Saturday at 3 p.m.
('wring -"Madam Spy.'. and "1 1.Ike it That Way."
New Cooling Systema Installed It's the Casket Spat N Term
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AUBURN
AUBURN, July 18. -Miss (Sege
Scott of Port Dover visited ■t- the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Scott, over the weekend.
Ills* Dorothy Wilson' of ltruceaeid
Is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. George
Hamilton.
Knox I'ireebyteriau Sunday reshot;
is bolding Its annual picnic at the
Presbyterian camping site at Klntall
on Wednesday. July 1M. The Baptist
Sunday school is holding its annual
picnic at Harbor Park, Goderich, on
Thursday, July 19.
We extend c•ongratulatioua to Mas-
ter Bob Craig and to MIAs Helen Fer-
guson on passing their entrants exam-
ination.), and also to the pupils of
S.S. No. 16, East Wawanoah.
Miss Dorothy Burdett. who has been
vlaiting her friend, Mrs. Earl Raithby,
left last neck for her home In Essex.
Mr. John Tyudaa who attended the
funeral of his aunt, Miss Hoare, re-
turned to his home at Chatham teat
week.
Lr. Freeman Macdonald. WHO baa
tee' working the tact--fetr-•Teses•-is-
Mr. George Hamilton's, left title aMk
for a visit at his home near upas
tun
Mr. and Mrs. 'B. Keyes, of the C.P.
It. staff..ue on their holidays at pre-
sent, Mr. Keyes on a tithing trip to
North Boy and Mrs. Keyes visiting
her parental home near Guelph. Mr.
Keyes' place Is being supplied by Mr.
Len. Yunghlut of Auburn.
Mrs. D. Paterson of Lethbridge. Al-
berta, is visiting friends and relatives
here this week. AN MISS Mabel Cope-
land she lived here with ber parents,
Rev. T. Copeland and Mrs. Copeland.
thirty years lgo.
Mr. and Ifni. Geo. Hamilton and
Mr.. Jas. Johnston visited friends at
Detroit over the week -end.
The flret tall -wheat to be.cat is this
district will Ito at Mr:, C lE.''Mgaeg'
han's on Friday of this wee1
A terser Auburn Mibi.ler5-Tbe
following paragraph from The New
Outlook refers to a former Auburn
minister: After eight years in St.
George, Ontario, the Rev. .1. I. and
Mrs. Small said good-bye to a devoted
congregation on Sunday, July let. an l
have taken up the work In the United
church. Smithvllte, exchanging pestor-
aha satth..E-...JFe, ' and Mrs. (toyer
Mr. and Mrs. Small"were recipient"
of several handsome presents from
various organizations of the church.
There were many expressions of re-
gret, but also very hearty wishes for
happiness and success in their new
tlekl of labor.
The "Old School" Reunion
1
School ses•liou No. 13, Dat Wawanosh, Is holdingand oho °r
day, July 'X.4I'. a reunion of Its old boys and [ills
of the occasion net. Austin L. Budge of Hageravllle has written
for Tbe Signal the following sketches:
.JL..Tha Trustees
David Scott, John Coupes, George Fothergllll
a etaltatluu-
)CiQ pegs broken In the anteroom. •
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Powers of .Life and IlMth t. '
'1 Big Jack Scott broke two sweeping;
Billy Bennett, tone, sliding:
Walter Scutt, one, cap got stuck.
"What dues expel mean?" Says Alex. Nethery.
Shivers:
"To be expelled 1. awful:" broke to Grace Taylor.
Listen! The ruler --horn la!
Dreadful sllesce! rifts
Annie Scurf's dark eyes give ehspt
Her uncle, the trustee, sped
"We met today," Volt* like dynamite! "Those
Some oil girls' side tee!"
Deeper silence--- -
''lery heart misses a Winn -ISE -Bound of the word.
"May let you off this time. but-"
Three 11011 to one another -"this time, but But:"
';raster t'oultes lays new +strap on desk.
"Try and t things they cod
DUNGANNON
DlUMJANI .*I, July 118.-11r. and
Mr.. Lorne Young and Mr.. 8. Young,
of ()odeticlt. spent last week the guests
of Mra. Robt. Treleaven and other
friends Stere,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wilson aid Miss
Kathleen Reed, of Elora, 'peat Sun-
day Al t1µ• home of Mr. and Mra. Robt.
Da v ;dawn.
Mill, Sam Swan and family, who
were holidaying at Port Attxrt, nave
returned home.
Miss Jean Wilson of Goderich 1s
vlslstln6 iter grandmother, Mra. David
Stoned.
Mr. and Yrs. Wit Titbit and fain-
tly, of MM.stkton, were Sunday ylsitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heber
Eedy
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Treleaven and
three children, Jean. Patsy and Bob,
of Toronto. are visiting the former'.
mother, Mrs, Robs. Treleaven.
Miss Alma Free and her mother and
•
peg
lake cat m
are u .
w"t Truster +>Nt►s'rdlll .had spoken. _
�� AR pass trot.
k sr. like a year." whispered Jim Parrott,
t'And we are alive."
Il. -The Reek Before (1,risteme
Xxawinatiolt: The world in smiles:
Sax•il of costar:
race. w a.h.d : trousers cwt side of boots; Dap
Girl, in their ribtons....aweet1
- --- -
Teacher in long queenly entis6 _
Be g,ssl.
Yrs, Fella arrives. then Mrs. Harrison. and a bunch.
Teel Ger Miller from Atlherb - -
Slelgh bells? ? ?
Rev. Archllald McLean from Blyth and Teacher Sloan.
Whisper low.
_- 1sprlieiden Slippers." _
EM.II l'tultes leads.
`ay -"Ain Immigrant's Experiences," by Lbale Scott.
"Wonderful." nod Trustee Fothergill replied.
'Teacher couldn't Leat 11."
ties;'%rias tiescgraph?. Lizzie Harri.n head; twenty stand.
rwe•ar, 'reacher 1/no-s of Mbrri-: .
He asks, �'Tles.lkrwndarie. of Europe?"
"And South America?" '
Correct S
Parents able:'Trustee Scutt grave; Minister plea -eel.
Pour .doer elaase'•-
George 4Mswler saki a piece -"Binge' on the }thine."
A dozen more. and songs.
The 1)rr'. ntatkn be Jeannie Scott and 1.eorge
I'arrott-
She r'•ad--"Isar Teacher, we.. ." and sobs.
"Ahsu to part and
Sobs'
He hands a Writing Desk, and hnrrie- with fright to seat.
Tru -tee Goethe•, speab• : 50. Parent Walsh and Minister.
"Thanks: Thanks!"
Candies and "Shalt we gather at the river!"- -
Too sad for words'
Aberley
Three-piece Suits, twin -sweater style, fine wool knit.
Smart Summer shades. __Sizes 34 to 36. Regular $9.95.
July Sale . „ $6.95
1
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Aberley Swim
Suits
Ladies' Suits, .the smartest- on
the Leach. New knit _and Ftyte. -
('olors blue, red, yellow, black and
SiZES $4 to 40
July Sale $2.49
Summer _ i-�r•,
Ensembles
R
Lovely- Suits for the smart Miss
and Matron. Fine crepes in white
and pastels. Three-quarter length
Jackets, taffeta trimmings, appiligue
work, etc. Regular $12.95 to $13.95.
SIZES -1.6; 18, 181e4.. -
July Sale $9.95
Special Values in Men's Two -trouser Suits
of all -wool worsteds in leading shades. This is a good value -it offers an $14.95
Good-looking
st the
sort of Suits wanted for present wear at a price exceedingly low !
Good-looking worsteds in blue or brown shade. July Sale
Smart sport tweeds and flannels in gray and sand. July $1
13.95
Sale • .. v V
tA. ...�ONFIELI�D
aetcatt •. . . -.. .. .
wrr Agent for Royal York Made -to -Measure Clothes
"Shop where you are Invited to shop" - Phone 418
av 1 .
tlankatehewan, was ti►e pastor. I r y.
lour a) that .pint the eougregatlom
convdtlppd for a quarter of a century
lu a chant whit% wee situated about
one mile ruuth of Dun tanto and was
built in the time of Rev. James riles -
right of Goderk'h. The present minis-
ter to Rev. l'. ll. 1lat•Dorwid of Luck -
now. On Sunday W.V. lir. lAggertt
preached Inspiring sermons to large
congregations. The oboir was assisted
In the service by Mies Vera Sher-
iff and David Carruthers, both of Luck.
now, *00 Harvey Mate€, of Auburn,
all of *1)010 were brand in redo uum-
lere with much pleasure. Mrs. E'rauk
Jonitu) and Mina Irene ('arr, of Unna- t4.
gennon, outtrlbuted pleasing dur44 r
The entire twat of til• r•tdct•orelluu was
mutt' than mat by the free-will offer- Re
lug which war misdeed. Thr cuntgr - 1
gallons to be honored ou Suuday, July
29th, by tie premix* of Rev.
Shorts. ut Barrie, moderator of the
General Assembly, who will conduct
for service.
Den* of Mrs. R. J. Elanig..,-
Ipt C trlin moonlit-trwhdntg at S:. I There passed away un Tuesday, a) her
Joseph's hoepltal, London, motored to home In Dungannon, a lifelong resl-
Timmins last Monday. They re-
turned on Prklay acrompsuled by Mrs.
Frees daughter, Mrs. Thompson, and
thltdren: Marjorie, Helen and Bernice.
A meeting of the ratepayers of U.S.
S. No. '1 was held in the schoolhouse
ou Mondry evening fur the purpose of
receiving estimates on the proposed
uew addition to the school. Inspector
Deat'tnm was present. After a dis-
cussion
imcussion it was deckled to postpone
L nittilut for another year.
Mr. and Mra. Robt. Wilson of God a resident of Duogaunou. Surviving
Crich and Miss Clara Sproul of Strat- la a family of six, three arms and
font sbdted the Iwdk+o' tuother, Mrs three daughters: WilliamJ. au1
David Sproul. on Sunday. Franklin Flnnlgaa, both of E:gwuud•
Mr. aud Mrs. Let/ Elsie, of Tor- elite, and Bert, on the homestead :a
unto, were visitors at the. home of Aahae:d ; Mrs. W. E. Kilpatrkk
Mro IMeki $proud tart Sunday. (Mabel), of Macklin, bask.; Mrs. k.
Yr. std ora Ered Russ and line- J. Elgle l VMkt 1, of Kipper, sal Misr
aid and Mr. Whir. Ross visited friend' Etbel, at borne There art uIurtrea
at Lochalsh this week. grandt•hlldrei ■cul two great-graal-
Aastrer Street llaeee-Tbe Dun- children. Two brothers and a els-
pawn Agriculture! Society is holding ter •also survive: John M't)uokl, of
uewth'r -treet dance on Friday of this Snoemerberry, Sask..: Albert Mdfuuld,
week. ll opn's orchestra will 1* oil of Asbdeld, and Mrs. 1'aell, of Itirtie,
hanxl with mva- music for tupleand 0141- Man. The funeral wilt take plate os
time timelier on the big new- ptatturma. Friday aftertaooa with ■ aervlcr von•
it rime and tare a good Awe.----- - ducted by Jute. --D, -A. McMillan la
• Satraara hells Baeeemeld--0011' Dungannon United church at 2 o'cloclt.
gratulation.. to Mr. Kidd and his en- Tiro pallbearers will be the three sons,
traace class, all of whom were sup- a nepbew, Wllllaw Held, a son -le -law,
cessful In (bele examinations. - The
.Fptbw$ag- -new Abe suetrsaful condi.
dates: Fir.tselasa honors --Alma An -
Murray Camp-
bell ;.- ae.'nadtlass tenors-Made3ne
Caesar, tense Betty. Douala Rcaa:
pos.--Albert Corrk. Wm. Caesar,
Ilatvey 1'nlbert.
A Sad Bereavement. -Mr. and Mrs.
George Saumlers, 9th t'onceesloo of
Ashfield, have -teen sadly lsreaved by
the death ..f their daughter. Iia )lar,
after a week'' Illness of pneumonia.
Ls Mae was only in her sixteenth
year and leaves, hesldes her parents,
.everal brothers and sisters. The
funeral took plass on Monday ■ltet
noon to Greenhill cemetery. 1.0. -know.
ker. J. W. Patton conducting the ser-
vice.
Erakinee Auniverwary. - Er -Line
l'resi rterlan chnreh. after undergolug
a thorough redecoration f the in
--.- _-_- - trr4sr, heel re -opening and atwlvrr+ary
‘-'4•1:!,,,,a* u1 •11 r r., y; i"1lathes ea lientery. whew Rer. Arthur
M luuiui gf firths trete. at•lftteeewtrtb. waw the mpemk-
asgp' er at art. -room) and evening *err br+.
A little man, cork leg, shaW bad. ea,ps*•ML oy; ,wwtwe ss„
"Is Johnny Fells herr?"
Horse gets oats: Johnny a good boy.
Inspects
Teacher's pet readers. the Second Class.
Mary Ann Black. Will Parrott. David i:c•ott....other*!
Cork leg roe' 1 -h -0d.1.
"Wolf had a -upper on It...." anti Will Parrott snorts.
-..4.444- "Tough picking." said have.
Attention's
dept of this dlalrlct, in the persuu of
Sarah MtSfuold, widow of the hire
Robert J. Finnigan. Deeea.ed had
been a patient sufferer from heart --'
trouble fur eight months, of a quiet, 10i
lovable dlapurlUuu, she will be
mourned, not only by the family of
which she was the centre, but by main iIIIiI
friends. She was born seventy-six
yeare ago In Ashfield township, .where
her husband died twenty years -ago.
For the last Ave years she had i•eera
1
bird
sow
Robert J Elgin. and a grandson. Hsi, ._
old Flanigan. Interment .. will JAL 114---0901
Dungannon cemetery.
III. -Invertor Dewar
l
The meant clrun% building was.
erer►!ed• r1, n..t nod dedlcat.41 In
fortywtne yr .r- ago. 11x14 krr. 1)r.
D. G. Vanier to now of Swift Curs -tit,
If It's Paint
see Blackstone
ALL WANTS]) COLORS
60c quart
Take' advantage of _ this
special offer and brighten up
the property
Blackstone's
ON THE BROADWAY OF
OODERICH
THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS
Nary Ann rend --
-Page ill, Who Stole the Bird'- Nest? Towlt. towlt, tower"
'Stole? ? What (omtnandment In the Kibler
lilts cork with staff
' This toy answer."
-What? Don't know: You little heathens. study your Bibles...
That will 4o" ••
Limps behind desk and talks with teacher.
She smiles: draw. her eyebrows: again) smile'. and speak. --
'Children. If yon say the Commandments well. a half -holiday."
''Maggie Bell. the first' Yes. yes!"
Fannie Morton. Hannah Cnultea. John Armour, Mark Mason?'
.'Yes. yes:" and the cont g-r-ates-s.
,.(Snsd Byer' - -- --
iV.-Ptenie in Wightntsn's Both
10 m.. bellingts
a.un, at Morton's corner, hurry!
- Aggto Morton earls and a new ribbon.
._ lias-
George Bowler and basket of OTawe'JE4e, tart.-,
itattie Wightman'* dinner -pall, pies. eoskiea, and. !
Tramp. tramp. and sweat....
Ret your life on the picnic:
A wagon....
Walters St•ott's, with voices, laughter, cheers, and "jump on."
The bush. the breeze, the *hade-
lligh Heaven!
Mary Jane Vanesmp and 11111 attonehouae on a swing. My! I
Dare 1 oak my sweetheart? -01
She understands my mulles,
Men! Step up and place your
beta on the Heat Folks. 1f
you want to win the main
heat next winter, order this
thoroughbred coal now. Here
is coal tint- starts • from
scratch and wins .FilrlittnIk.
You have an inside bet and
can win by odda if you stable
the heat Folks in your cellar
now. Here is a sure tip:
WS NOW CARRY GENUINE
SCOTCH ANTHRACITE
CAW. THEiietg
giGuwho?
Guess
Dave Dunbar. Jaek Omites. Pete Monwielt affil bats.
•sDnwn with the Ninth'"
Tom Agnew shoats from there•-1"hr)ok afraid. ear -
The game....
Toms out, aud Pete Porterfield. gird to Jack Vaneamp.. r_,
Cheers! .
Jim Bone. tick-and.'ateh. to Jack Coultes.
P W. Reott to hat....a hit. a run.
F.I. Cooke. a run; Jim Walsh a rtnn, a ran, a run....
•"it was a foul. it w -a -a, so then'"
Score? 'Neff said.
TRhr'.IAtahlc s.
Mlnnle Harrlann. SI* Welsh. Lizzie FAisarda. *04. and... "
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"We'll feed you on pie for beating the Ninth."
The program: another smile anda. '.wing; carry.her basket -
Sunset and evening star:., _ _._�.__..._._� _ -
---
Isereme!
yr -'!Rs Last Haw
Y.
Faster-
The call of spring and work '
Jack Macdonald, Jack Parrott. Snsan Dell, Maggie Morton -
A jiffy Mt neh. • •'4
Maggie' Nicol, Hattlet 11baek. Jemlrra Stonehouse. ,
Plate* and hooks and farewell.
Teacher looks wan.
Albert Cook nlee little chap ask*. "Where going?"
Ranh Jan. Rath, and Roll Reott, a parting snowhall.
jet. Wirhttwww Owes away hIa ten ail ink -
"Tag. tag' T tnnrhM yn*tla*t"
Old Beet tinder the ehlmwey, good -by*!
T.yeher'* desk and Seat of Judgment - Hnah' And creed.&
The echo of the voices fades
it's dote ---
"Dear old No. 11, PaeeNMl1"
J. B. MUSTARD COAL CO.
PHONE 98
COD atICH, ONTARIO
4.
11 cora
HOLLYWOOD NICHT
°'411.° AT THE PAVILION, GODERICH
FRIDAY, AUGUST 3rd
UNDER THE AUSPIOIOS OT
Ana ,
Altana.'
and Nig`t
Maple Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E.
BRIDGE AND TEA AT 3 P.N.
Parade of the Movie Stars
AT 10 Plop;.
i''EATi'RING AMUSING CABICATURBS OF THE
1'U P l; LAR. KAREN AVORITBS
FORTUNE TEUJ I<O, - VA>I , ons
DRAWING TOR THE PRIZES BY SATOH O, O. Lss
• AT 11 P,Y,
oonreT['i, ttreur 1lO18EENS and NOVEL MINORS
TONY FARR'S ORCHESTRA ADMISSION 15c