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CHURCH NOTES
The Ladies' Aid of Knox chant
will bold a picnic at Bayteld on Wed -
Bendel, July 25.
Rev. W. I'. Lases sermon subjects
it North street United Oberst next Sun-
day wiU be: Morning. "IAN', 'mimeo-
thress;"_enaning. 'Q4Workmen"
Rey. D. J. Lane will condeci-
services in Knox church next Sunday.
as follows: 11 a.m., sermon subject,
"The Driving Puwer of a °Teat
Creed;" 7 p.m., sermon subject, "Words
to Underline." Sunday school ut
10 a.m.
Services at Victoria street United
church next Sunday will be conducted
by tbe motor. Rev. F. W. Cralk. Com-
munion will be dispensed at the morn-
ing service. and in the evening the
pastor's *awn subject will be: "His
Word of Authority." Sunday school
at 10 a.m.
Services in the Baptist church on
Sunday, July 22, wilt be eondUcted by-
tbe pastor, Rev. W. T. Bunt, as fol-
lows: 11 8.m., sermon subject,
"Elijah's Nervous Breakdown aid
God's% Cure. or God's. Cure for -Des-
Pondenel :" "The Divine Chal-
lenge td ElOsh."
The "Good Hope English EMI:Well-
elti Lotberan Mission" announces here-
wilh that on Sunday next IJnly 22nd)
no service will be held ; but on Sun-
day. July 29th. at 10.30 a.m.. holy
eonantunlon will be obeerved. This
service will to in charge of the pas-
tor. Rev. C. Ziegler.
The regular meeting of the Arthur
Circle was held in the lecture room cf
Kooe ehurch on Monday evening with
Mrs. L. L. Knox pressiding. Mtn
Belle Mat -Vicar read en interesting
ehapter from the Mody book. It was
gasses decided to hold a picnic to Hayfield on
August 1st, the families of member.
rrosplaq to be invited. Convenors for tables+ at
4,gethe annual bazaar were named, the
date to be /fixed later.
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SALTFORD S. a PICNIC
THE SIGNAL
Goderich Summer
School at Dunlop
(Centinned from page 1)
Commit of Clime& end tile past pre-
skient, Rev. Chas. Malcolm, of Kg-
mondville. Tbe eecretary-tresesurer is
Miss Thelma Cheer of tiudertele snd
tbe misuses Mimi Mabel A. BaiUe
arel,11111111111LASODLE
A name for the willeamp-rwianny
be chosen by the reboot and will be
auuormeed later. The wort ot erect-
ing the buildings, levelling the worst
places In the road, • eleeirian the
grounds, etc., was done by the voleu-
tary labor of the ministers of the
United Church in the district. with the
ald of many humeri. Meet of the
equipment bas been douated by the
various women's; and young people'
societies of Huron and Perth, and the
camp promises to be a ceutre of pleas-
ure and profit for the young people
of the two presbyteries, and for other
groups who wirsh to engage it fot brief
ontinge-
Registrations
The following are registered at the
StifieRnr-lechoot
Bert C. Wilyard, Claire Pentland.
IlUnjannon.
Robert t4tlrllng, Bayfield.
Thelma BlIttOn, Helen Button, Ford-
wich.
"Janet Rettonr-Gortie. ...„
Evelyn Hill. Benmiller.
Winnifred Rag, Margaret Wright,
Marjorie Waller, Wroxeter.
Romer Neilby, Leone Noecter, Dray-
ton.
Thelma Cheer. Alma Howell, Agues
Thorneloe, Mabel A. Bailie, Verna Bar-
bour, Roberta Johoston, Jessie Retitle -
son, North &street, Goderich.
--Annie Jarrell-4149am
Edythe MeDowell, Wesiffeld.-
liarjorie Toll, Auburn.
Jame" McGill. Westfield.
'Helen Snell, Victoria street,
Oolr-
kb.
R. Dr. Divideon, Emmanuel (M-
iele.
Rev. W. A. Bremner, Brucefield.
Iles. Mr. Steed. )trs. Steed. Mar-
jorie Steed. Muriel Steed, Drayton.
Rev. le W. Craik, Vieteria street.
Goderich.
Rev. C. A. Daniel, Mrs. Daniel..
Isobel Miller. Dorothy Miller, Ruth
Ramage. St. Helens.
Rev. A. M. Grant, Gentle 3I1chle,
Belerave.
Harold Seeley. Graham Brydon,
Rev. ('. W. D. Comers, Clinton.
Margaret Johns. Lavona Cooper,
Elhaville.
Jeanette Stone, Evelyn Hunkin,
Thames Road.
Alice Shepperd, Nile.
Elinor Cruickshank". Stratford.
Roberta Sperling. St. Marys.
Margaret Martin, Mrs. C. Stoneman,
Mitchell.
Mrs. T. George, London.
Minnie Mclean. Port Albert. 44
Margaret Douglas, Varna.
Gladys Passmore. Mildred Smillie.
Keith Arthur. Auburn.
Mangaret Watsoo. Bruestleid.
Jack Kershaw. Ooderich.
Beatrice -Deecrolt, Beignne..
- Velma .Flanigan, Hilda Fiattigan,
Nile.
Winnle Campbell, Margaret Vincent.
Madeleine Weldon, Westfield.
Marjorie Campbell, Elaine Bamford,
Donnybrook.
Edith Priddle, Goderieh.
Olive Moore, Toronto.
Rev. John B. Moore, Grand
Esther Harding.- Gerrie.
Jessie Ferguson, Lakelet.
LOIN F`ollis, Fordwich.
Ltoyd Aiihtine leorries--srewesse.
GODERICH BRIDGE CLUB
At the duplicate tournament beiti
Monday evening at Hotel Sunset, the
following were winners:
North and South -1st, Mr. T. H.
Mitchell and Mr. I'. F'. Carey. plus
19%; 211d. Mr. P. Sheardown and Mr.
I. I). Eastman. plus 8%; *rd, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Coulthnrst. plus 7.
East and Wesit-1St. )Lr. and Mrs.
IL J. McSlehen. plus 20; 2nd. Mrs. D.
D. Mooney and Mrs. 0. -rennet, plus 5;
3rd. litre. D. Foetman and Mrs.
Barclay. pinii" 2%. - -
There will be another game- at the
Hotel Sunset next Monday evening.
IN THE MAGISIIIATES COURT
On Friday morning a man obviously
laboring irnder comildereble Mental
strews entered the Magistrate's Court
and addressed himeelf to one of a
group of officers prement. He had so
parently recognised A Wire motor-
cycle outside the Nene AR one that had
followed him along the highway Leto
town. The stranger, a traveller, net-
ronsiy addreened the officer stet
wanted to know • if he had been
"clerked" along the road. Be heal-
tantly admitted exceeding the spree
limit, bill hoped there had been nn
(-hone laid. as be was driving "one of
the company's care." He wax &secured
that no charge had been laid and left
the eonrt mopping his Moly in relief,
while the officer bemoaned pee/eine np
an cagy "Mneh."
nem& itetinetry slur slang -a nu -tw-
ine buisineas dnrIne the celebration tin
Yews( and Old Ender ea Outbid al
Jewett's Greve
An enjoyable pleWe was held at
Juwett's Grove, Hayfield, by Milford
Sunday achool on Friday last, with an
attendance of about 126. The after -
noun_ wigs _west _playing softball and
enjoying the lake breeses. A pee -
gram of races was run off as foUows:
Children live and uuder--Jimmy Bis-
set. Ruth Fisher, Phyllis Steele.
Girls, tire to- eight --Claire Bisset.
Jean Mugford.
Bois, fife to eight- -Melvin Ore,
Peter Walter.
Girls, eight to twelve -Betty Mame,
Bernice Jackman.
Boys, eight to ten -410b Dodkin, Jbe
Chinon.
Boys, ten to twelve-Johney Ug
ford, George Schwanz.
Boys, under sixteen -Johnny Mu-
lford, Gordon Williams.
Boys, over scixteen-741ernert Greene.
George Curren.
- Kicking dipper, Ladies -MM. JAI&
Bisset, Mrs. McCreath.
Kicking slipper. giris--Phyllis Hor-
ton, Alice Dodicin.
Au unfortunate secident happened
after topper when Maitland Montgom-
ery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mont-
gomery. broke his wrist In i fall front
a swing.
LADIES' FIELD DAY
On Friday tart at the Maitland Club
a field day was beid by the ladies.
Mrs. Barclay won with her low net
wore and the putting competition was
won 'by Mrs. D. D. Mooney.
Ladies' field day. • regular Friday
event at tbe Maitland Club. is beld
for the purpose of promoting god
among the ladles of tbe community.
Ttursdey, Jay 1110h. 1164-4
Going Forward with Goderich
ST. GEORGE'S CENTENNIAL
Speck! Services el the Week Coat-
insoefwg Neal Sunday
Celebretion of the centennial of At.
Georgee church confluences on Sun -
went,
Clarke, rector Of Grace rhumb, Bison -
ford, and former ret tor of St.
George's, will be the enw:elter at all
bier v vs.
on Tuesday eeei(tsg a sopeteal con-
tennutt ernes will lw held. The
preacher wilt he the night Reverend
C. A. Seeger, LED., Siam) o( Huron,
aud ail the aerie/ of Hurou Deaucry
Akre to 1* present. The mated choir,
of the Ikanery will lend the service of
praise.
On Thureday evening there seur be
a grand lawn oaeolvel on the Penury
grouode, conenenebag at o'clock p.w.
This will be continued Omagh the
ermine and a very iutereeting pro-
gram Ines been arranged for the occa-
non.
lipseMI Musk
In consectleil witli the centeenta
services special music has been *c-
ringed by the ormuest and choirmas-
ter, Me'llernaid Mums.
Geo. E. Brooke& baritone, of Barrie.
well bs tile lemetat soloi,:t at the Sun-
day' inorningserriee mai will *ism ':The
Is MY Lithe thy AntrAmi). At
tbe evensong service Watt AIIII Wurtele
enti sing "Angels Ever Bright an 1
Fair" (Handel). On Tuesday evening
at the epeeist service for the town and
Desner7, Mrs. Lillian Sisimingham of
Windeor sing. Sirs manuteorbom
win aim sing at the garden party sin
Thursday.
These smitriste ere all outeranding
PCIRTER'S RILL I
PORTER'S HILL, July 18. -On Sun-
day quite a number from this commun-
ity attended the funeral of Mrs. John
Stevens, an old and respected resident
of Goderich. Mrs. Stennerwas a wo-
man of kindly disposition sod will be
reutembered for Many years to come
for her acts of kindneas to tbe young
people who Mee enjoyed the bospl-
tality of her Wore. Sympathy Is ex-
tended to tbe bereft.
The picnic held on Tuesday evening
at Robert Harmer's beach by the ILI'.
Societies of Porter's Hill and tire
Union church was well attended. A
hall game played by teams of boys and
girls caused coossiderable amusement.
and afterwards lunch was served. A
tng-of-war was staged and the boy.,
urged oa by Om frantic shouta of one
or two spectators. din their beat. El -
Rat Harrison's side wort, The young
people tbeu enjoyed .sonse community
singing led by Rev. II. S. Gale.- A
huge bonfire was barn around which
games and other sports were enjoyed.
11, Sidi Llet.-Mr. Thos. Betties
who ban been very 111. shows little
improvement. His many friends wimh
for him • speedy recovery....M0 Peter
Yonne,. Wile has been confloed to his
bed, is able to nit up a short time....
Miss 011ee Powell. who has been sick
tire last couple of weeks with throan-
t
-i-biersiaa. Joh
ston. onr essteemed mall man. has suf-
ficiently recovered from his recent ser-
ious illness to make one trip last week
on hie mail route.
Mr. Thos. Hillock, Stratford. spent
Past week with Mr. and Sirs. V. Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McPhail. of Hol-
stein, Ont., were Sunday visitors at
Mt. and Mrs. J. S. Isiekharre.
Mr. Aubrey Oldham -woo the speaker
on Sunday for the youne people at the
regular service. Special music was
given, with Irene Wools as organist.
1
CLEARANCE OF
Summer en
- Millinery
A collection et gland HATS la
Straw, Crepe, and Mohair
MI trimming *recta are good:
IN THREE SPECIAL GROUPS
AT THESE
SENSATIONAL PEICES
$1.00, $1.49 and $2.50
You ire cordially invited
to inspect our stock
Miss M. R. !hellcat.
'Gape's Street Bedford Meek
46.2%
W. M. McLean
monommor
Groceries
OF AUTOK0111LES SOLD
this year in Wayne County,
With., the most Automobile -
minded County in the world.
,
Fords
THERE MUST BE •
REASON isg
FEED, SEEDS, ROOFING,
FERTILIZER, FARM
SUPPLIES
F. R. Miller
SERVICE
STATION
For beeltbler livestock and
more returns we have the Droner
feeds. Everything carried Is
standard quality arid guaranteed
In every particular. The prices
are in keeping with the time&
Kingston Street Phone 360
VICTORIA WIIREET
BATTERIES
13 -plate, 111191111200d for
year. PRICE $4.85
USED CARS
1 COACH I SWAN
-FIRMED TO SZLL-
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Ooderieh, Ont. Phone MS
Frank H. Wood
& Soo ogi
Sales Service
Frank Riley
Radio Service
ADOLF KIBLER
Meat Market
VICTORIA mem
GODERICH, ONT.
REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES
comrurT11 LINE or
BATTERIES, TUBES.
PARTS, ETO.
A DISTINGUISHED JOURNALIST
Mrs. C. A. .Nairn, actempenied by
Mr. and Mrs. James 8. Hume, attended
the funeral of the late J. P. Jaffrey
at Galt yesterday. Mr. Jaffrey, who
was one of Waterloo eounty's out-
standing men, hat a berg and distin-
guished journalietic career. He was
for many years poblielier of The Gait
Reporter and was relive in many
other public undertakings. He was a
cousin of Mrs. Nairn.
Dodge and DeSoto
Sales and Service
PHONE 379 GODERICH
Ergi titter
One Quart Can - O'Cedsz,
self -polishing Was for all
floors, plus a -Heady Wax
Applier.
REGULAR PRICES -
ernetilaselle
When in trouble call Riley's.
C,onmetent, esparienced Radio
Service to an makes a Radios
and satisfaction guaranteed.
"You must be satisfied"
Nelson Street Phone 518
-CHOICE YOUNG BEEF- -
Reeled Steak Ile b.
2 ter 294
Sirloin tank Ile b.
Perterbowee es'T-beme 2be b.
Pot Resets Ile lb.
Leer Bell Beg de 1.k
Breakfast Bane lar b.
Cottage Roll Lie ib.
PHONE ile WE DELIVER
-TERMS CASH-
WAX 95o
APPLIER 56c
$1.50 VALUE
BOTH FOR
USED CARS
1932-ebev. Sedan
11126-Cbev. Sedan
1 Fent A Roadster
SEE OUR STOCK OF USED
TIRES
Shies from 44)-21 ttp to 000-20
-100 to &house from -
,
95c]
This Week !
6 Green
Tumblers
Its* and .
Water a"
gE Pitcher
r 69c 1
Robertson's -
Nr Grocery
PHONE 164
Apply to the floor and do
nothing more -It will dry
to a beautiful finish!
Gordon Tebbutt
REG. McGEE
HAMILTON STREET
:441ARDWARE.,..,
West Street
Goderich, Ont. Phone 468
Bend.
SPECIAL!
DIUMSES and SUITS MASTER -CLEANED
TAILOR -PRESSED
-MARV° SYSTEM OF DRY CLEANDIG- •
ALTERING - REPAIRING
GET OUR PRICES ON RUG -CLEANING
J. A. NIVINS
Caned ter avid delivered.
East Street msd Square
eIM/
1 20 Per cent. Discount on
Summer Dresses, eZ
VOILE DRESSES FLANNEL and PIQUE SKIRTS
CREPE DRESSES
FLANNEL COATS
ALL LESS 20% ALL LESS 20%
(VO. W. SCHAEFER
CREPE SUITS
St. Geor
YOU ARE INVITED TO THE
LAWN CARNIVAL
e's Parish Celebrates a Centennial
le RECTI:illIfiloWrilti r(11"::!../NDS a
THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1934
-ArriAN0011 FEATURES --
RECEPTION 01' OrEFITR and LAWN SOCIAL -FANCY WORK
FABLES. to delight Si. lover of fine needlework -HOME MADE
CANDY DIMPLAYS, Seeded with toethanine treatis-TEA and TEA-
CUP READING by MADAM MeTIONALD cm the abided lawn -
BRIMS. with your f at an informal toornsseent.
eten4
-TEA 40o--Inolnd a Program of Intertainmsni-r-
PROF. ASHBROOK
CELEBRATED CRYSTAL BALL SIPERT-Armalloom ANT)
N1GHT-HE WEL ADVISE AND tarroarn YOU
pt 7 -EVENING CARNIVAL FEATURES- w
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Car Owners
Just recently we installed
a Su,nnen Piston Pin Hole
Grinder, for fitting the pins
into the pistons; also a Rod
Aligner, to test the piston
and rod for being straight.
Communicate with your
garage mechanic and de-
mand _to have this done to
your cit., which Wifl gire
you better performance and
economy.
Demonstration on request
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-NOLS STORIC- - --MONK $11 - OF VALUE
Grle Twelfth" at Exeter.
the "loon
The trouble was he had about a dolen
enottornoro when the pollee walked !a
He pleaded entity to 5 charge of "keep-
ing for sale" before Magistrate Reid
on Friday, the 13th. end wee remantlell
a ,week for eentenee.
Roy Harnem and Agnew Waltham).
Windsor youths who sire (+rink with
robberies at Exeter and Winehenea on
2nne 21. were rernsfided etght daYs
when they appeered before Magni-
trate Reid for Renitence on Monday
Robinson WAR repressented by a Wind-
sor eonnsel who exMleted letters from
Windeor relative to tiu youth's ("bar-
mier. Robinson's father *leo was
present.
On Monday in the Magietrate'a Conn
Jahn P. Finlay, a River Range. Mich .
charged with non-eriprort of hie Wife
and child, wee ordered to pay $10 a
rnonth toward* the support of hie
tgrakespeat-eid-ssa and $41 • month
to his wife. "bey WP *1PP0'
1921. Finlay has bees living In Mien -
BROPHEY - BROS.
rumr.RAL DIRECTORS
1N11
Best Values for Your Money'
AT
2'3 BAECHLER'S
FRESHLY GROUND corm per lb. 22.
UNWRAPPED SOAP 11 Bins 21.
NATURE'S SUNKISSED FOOD 2 large pkgs. Sk
CHEF or CAMPBELL'S PORK sad BEANS Wm. Tin 12.
LIPTON'S TEA (Red Label).. b. ille
PREMIER TOILET TISSUE 3 lane Rale 23e
SWEET MIXED mauls Large Jar 26e
CHOICE QUALITY TOMATOES 2 large llIns 12.
PHONE 368 OUR OWN DELIVERY
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Beds
Springs
Mattresses
WHETHER Ws Summer or Winter,
you end Amur family mut, _test
properly and romfortably. , Our stock
of reliable and restful Beds. Mat-
tresses and Springs is most complete.
Products of the leading manufacturers,
guaranteed by them and by us. Your
haspection ise invited -the prices are
In keeping with the times.
WEST STREET - OODERICH Phase -120, Night 217
For a Vacuum Cleaner that will do any-
thing any other Cleaner will do and
a lot more besides
SEE OUR NEW
"VACTRIC"
•
Goderich
Elevator and Transit Co.
(British -made VIM= Cleaner)
PRICED cominzrz WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS $66.00
019 DISPLAY NOW AT
Mir
We. his wife sad WM with relative,
on a Gorlerkh township farm
Talbot - &- Cornish
Th. Square at Kingston Street Phones -Orel ;.11.M. 300
A Goderich organization nerving
the people of this district in a•
practical way, and vitally in-
terested in the continued growth
and prosperity of the community.
Shisting Dept., 'phone 67.
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