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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1934-7-26, Page 5N. Toiletries'- Specials YARDLEY FACE POWDER SAMPLE JAR COMPLEXION GYtr RAM R.UBINSTEINi POWDER FACE $2.20 Value for $I.N Souvenirs, Peet Cards, etc ARMAND FACE POWDER Regular $t.n0 Real Special bk 8T. DENIS BATH SALTS 1-6. PILL 21e. Body Powder 54e ('••s, Films and thmediss CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Phone 90 72 The Square Goderich COLBORNE TOWNSHIP daughter, moved hack this week to Detroit, where Mr. Perry U getting COLBORNR TOWNSHIP, July 25.— steady work. Catharine and Mary O'Neil are Goderich visitors this week. Mr. Thos. Wallace returned from runt this week. Mrs. Stock and Mrs. Hushon, of Klnkora, who have been holidaying at Port Albert summer resort, visited Mrs. P. M. Sullivan last week. Miss Helena Foley Is taking holidays at her home here. -There is to be a garden party in Eingebridge on Thursday, Augtrrt 9th, with the Hogan orchestra In attend- ance. Look for further particulars nest week and don't forget the date. Mr. and Mrs: Robt. Dixon and daugh- ter Aileen, of Windsor, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fea- gan. Mrs. Wm. Cleyton and son Jack, of Putnam, ere visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Treble. Mr. and Mrs. Walter l'ettman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcllwaln and MW Eileen Rees of Tomato spent Sunday with friends Wlarton and Owen Sound. Mrs. Duncan Crawford and cblld• ren of Flint, Mich., are visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Wil- son. Mrs. Earl McKnight and two child- ren are visiting friends at Westfield this. week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cassedy of ()morose, Alta., visited with Mr. and Mn. Wm. Mcllwaln on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell, ac- companied by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Stoll, spent Suniawith Mende at Barfield. Mim Amer a IIc71walfi—lipent - day with friends at Blyth and Brus- sels. russels. Mr. and Mrs. Allan %%son will celebrate their golden wedding anni- veraary at their home. "Bide -a -Wee," Carlow, on Saturday, August 4th, and will be pleased to receive their friends In the 'afternoon and evening. Receiv- ing esewIng with theta will be Mrs. W. Ge'1- Ilat and /Mr. George Foreman, honored guests of fifty years ago. - KINGSBRIDGE DUNGANNON DUNGANNON. July 25.—Mr. and Mrs. Heber Eedy and family spent Sunday with friends at Millbank. Mr. and Mev. Jas. McEachern and family, of London, spent theweek-end lid the guests of the lady's parents, and_Mes. R. A. McKenzie. Mrs. reunle LIR1tllart, ilt"Steers tient- out, la visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry CIuff. Mesa Robina Sproul 1s visiting friends at Toronto and St. Thome*. Rev. Dr. J. •S. Shortt, of Barrie, moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, will occupy the pulpit in the Presbyterian church here next Sunday afternoon. Messrs. Chas. Ross of Goderich and AWL Roes of Lochalsh spent the week- end with their brother, Fred, and Mra. Rosa. Miss Clara Sproul of Stratford Is KtNGSRRiDOE, July 2,5.—Rosa spending her holidays the guest of her mother, Mrs. David Sproul. with Esther Brophy of Joplin, Mo., Mr. seed Mrs. Ray Carter and babe, Rev. Father Sullivan of Clinton visited of Toronto, are spending the holidays Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Sullivan last week. with the lady's father, Mr. Rich. Reed. Miss Maul MacNamara of Coder - Else Ethel Case of Toronto is vlslt- lch is spending a few days among her ing her friend, Else Clara Sproul. Ashfield friends, Miss Alma Hunter of London 1s the Miss Ethel Austin of London is guest of MIAs Emily McClure. holidaying with her mother. The United church Sunday school Misses Mary Garvey, Mary M Dal- MAFEKING MAFEKING, July 16.—ilrI.4. Barry White of Montreal spent last week with her brother, Mr. Richard John- ston, and Mrs. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton and fata- lly and Miss !'earl Irvin, of London, were week -end visitors with relatives here. Mrs. Wm. Blake returned last week from a two weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. Albert Alton, Belfast. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Moffat and Keith, of Sarnia, were week -end guests ot.. Mr....and ._Mrs. Richard Johnston. They were accompanied by Miss Mar- garet Blake of Winnipeg, who re- mained to visit other relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Treleaven and daugp gis,,Fiyelen end Patricia, and son Bob, of Toronto, ,were guesli of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kilpatrick on Wed- nesday. Misses Olive and Jean Anderson and Olive Kilpatrick spent last week at Port Albert. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horton had as visitors the past week the latter's brothers, Mr. J. C. Mothers, who was accompanied by his wife and family of London, Mr. Carmen Mothers of [letup, and Mr. Bailie Stothers of London. They, with Mrs. Horton and Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stoth- ers and family, who are t;pending the summer at Kintall, attended the An- drew4Aue picnic at Point Clark on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shackleton and Miss Alice Shackleton attended the marriage of Mr. Finlay Shackle- ton and Mise Marion Ivison of Lon- don, whit -h took place Wednesday noon In Talbot street Baptist church, Lon- don. The sympathy of this community Is extended to Mr. and Mrs. George Saun- ders and family in their recent sad be- reavement. ton and Dolores Dalton are visitors to Detroit this week. Master Maurice O'Reilly of Goder- ich la spending his holidays with Mr. .and Mrs. Tim Grimn. Mina Annie I)alton returned from Kitchener last week and was accom- panied by her nieces, the Misses Pope. Mr. ani Mrs. King and family of Teamster spent Sunday w11f IMI& Kiagabrldge friend. Miss Reta Foley vlelted at the home of her uncle, Mr. Bob Foley of Hod- erich, last week. Mrs. Frayne visited in Toronto re- cently. Mrs. N. Perry, with her son and If It's Paint --i-trittackstone ALL WANTED COLORS 60c quart Take advantage of this special offer and brighten up the property. Blackstone's �K THE BROADW &T -OT= GODERICH _._ —ORT -ALSERT--- • GODERICH, ONT. Thursday, July filth, i*b-4 "- .'Going Forward with Goderich - Don't Wee ,the offer (published on page 1 of this issue) of tib in prlsea to shoppers In Goderleb on Saturday next. THE VETERANS' PICNIC One of the big events of yesterday was the Huron county veterans' picnic at Buyaetd, which was a moat success - tat allots, ,S-Jsaµli-+pool=a--+ut- avoldably crowded out of this issue, but will appear next week. VEltDICT IS "NOT GUILTYY" There le someone, it would neem. who le loth to drop that lnterestiug story of Coibosne towuship's bear, which recently, according to ere -wit- nesses, has approached to the outskirts of Goderich. That person Is evidently doing ills best to keep the bear In the public eye, perhaps to stir up enough anlmoxlty to have a hunt eetabl,shed, with a view to obtaining a nice juicy bear sneak, such as is uuw being en- joyed at Lucknow, where Ernest Ack- ert Is reported to have slain a black bear ou Tuesday night. At any rate, our bear is reported to have taken ou certain murderous traits, erideuced first Is baitford and ._1hen..AL_3)....11. O'Brien's slaughter -house ou the Hume road. Two dogs and a pig al- legedly were the victim.. A check-up reveals absolutely no truth in the re- ports, Saltford authorities and Mr. O'Brien denying the loss of any live stock. Meanwhile Bruin pursues his own contented way, probably nosing In and pjs,_jLt interesting places about the countrysi8e, fn b11iit6Tlilioradt. '(1f the libelous reports being spread about Atthill—Leiner..At high noon Sal- item. urday, July 7, a lovely wedding was so'.emnlsed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hen:7 Lednor, Port Albert, when their eldest daughter, Carolyn Jean, became th� bride of Mr. Douglas Alex- ander Atthill, of ('ane, Ontario. Thu ceremony, conducted by Rev. J. W. Pomeroy, was performed benea-tWau arch of roses and ferns. The bride. given In marriage by her father, em tered the room to the strains of the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus, played by Miss Laura Graham. She was charm- ing in a gown of Ivory satin with white shoes and gloves. Her bouquet was of roses and fern. The attendants were Mr, aad Mrs. Win. Dickson, DR. PETER STRANG PASSES Was at One Time a Teacher in Col - bow= Township lSyt_death of Rev. fetes Strang, D.D., which occurred sr Regina on July 16th as the result of- an apoplec- tic stroke, terminated a career which began on a Heron county farm. Peter Strang was born in Usborne township and In 1'884 went west to farm In Manitoba. In IsO3rfis-entered Manitoba College to study for the min- istry and on his graduation he was called by the Presbyterian congrega- brother-In-law and sister of the bride. tion of Virden. Ile ministered there After the signing of the register a until 1911, when be went to Saskatcbe- Miss 1 wan, where he was superintendent of wedding dinner was served by Laura Graham and Miss Etta Quaid. missloas for seventeen years, fir.t for 1 to (clouds of ties bride, add Mrs. 1 the Presbyterian Church and after union for the United Church. Ile re- tired In 1928. Ile is survived by one daughter, Mrs. C. H. Rife, of SL Paul, Minn. Hen- ry Strang, of Unborn is a brother. Before going to the We -t Peter 4601.20 .O.V LDTOl[O$ILES SOLD this year in Wayne County, Mich., the most Automobile - minded Count j the world. are Fords THERE MUST BE A REASON —SEE— Frank H. Wood & Son Sales Service We M. McLean Groceries FEED, SEEDS, ROOFING, FERTILIZER, TARN SVPPLI$a- — For healthier livestock and more returns we have the proper feeds. Everything carried 1s standard quality and guaranteed In every particular. The prices are in keeping with the times. Kingston Street Phone 360 Int ma held their picnic at the river at Har- I John Williams and Mrs. David Martin. rin; ren Wednesday of this week. The room was prettily decorated with There was no service in the United , pink and white stevtera and Dowers. church last Sunday evening, In order The table was daintily arranged with to allow the congregation to altered pink and white runners Qud centred the Summer SStl 1 --_ _ _ with the tour -story welding cake, over Mrs. Bishop of Chicago, vee wbleb was suspended a white batt: slatting Ler parents. Mr. and furs. Thos. Mothers, has returned home. The Junior Farmers *sad Junior In- stitute bad a wstaer re * a Sam Al- bert last Thursday weenies, . _. _. . _ The Presbyterian church are holding their Sunday school picnic on Friday of this week on the banks of the Nine MIIe River at Mrs. J. H. Reid's. Mr. and Mrs. F. Ross attended the closing of the Presbyterian Summer School at Klnta❑ on Sunday evening last. Rev. Dr. J. S. Shortt of Barrie gave the address. Miss Ethel Finnigan Is visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. J. Elgie of Tucker - smith. d, s benereceived of the death of Zes.-1 loved wife of Dr. Brown Durnin of Great Fall", Montana. The deceased leaves to mourn her loss her husband, also a son and daughter. The fun- IIf eral was held at Great Falls on Tues- day of this week. Dr. Dnrnin is a brothel' of Robt. Durnin and Mies El- len Durnin. New Clue Organized.—Miss Flora Durnin had a garden and canning de- monstration at her home on Monday afternoon and a club was organised, with the following officers: President, Bernice Roach; vice-president, Crewford : r . Hilda Finnigan: hall manage Mar- garet Stewart. Guests Deluded Rev. J. W. and Mrs. Pomeroy and Mrs. Angus Gordon. Kr. end Mrs. AttbiU will reside on the groom's farm et Cane, Ontario. Lakeview Farm. the home .of ,Mr. and Mra. Wm. Dickson, on Wedues• day evening. July 11, was the scene of a happy gatheripg when they en- tertained In bonor of Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Atthill, who were married the previous Saturday. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion and during the evening the bride, formerly Miss Jean Lednor, was show- ered with many lovely gifts expressive of the high esteem in which site is held. Cards and dancing were thea r +a'*tel_ ut midnight a dainty lunch was sere t1 6riaSnuff Pima* passing the wedding cake. Mr. and Mrs. Atthill left the following Monday evening for their twice at Cane, On- tario, where they will take up emi- nence on the groom's farm. SPECIAL! DRESSES and SLITS MASTER -CLEANED TAILOR -PRESSED --MARVO SYSTEM OF DRY CLEANING— ALTERING — REPAIRING GET Ot'R PRi('ES ON RUG -CLEANING J. A. N I V I N S EMS Street and Square Called for and delivered. THE GODERICH HEAT FOLKS Add to your heating pleat a coal - ben full of Heat Polka and you multiply your heat. Hire is the way to subtract from your usual trips to the cellar Here is the way to divide your ordinary coal costs. There Is na "we in the Hest Polka m'cltiplicatlon table, but they can spell "heat" and "cheer" with their ey•c shut. If you want to multiply ,our win- ter pleasures and talcs sway iia worries, ybu want it.t Hest Folks in your bin. WR NOW CARRY GHNUiNII SCOTCH ANTHRACITE CALL THE terriUtt B. MUSTARD COAL CO. ONTARIO !,PHONE 98 CODER/CH, rafgtlllghfor a white to KO Net Colborne, Lip. LEEBURN LEEBURN,_ July !I,—Masters Don and Keith Mason, of Toronto, are spending holidays with their grand- parents, Mr. and Mra. A: Clutton. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Chisholm and the latter s Stater, from Goderich, mo - tonsils) Muskoka on Saturday and re- turned on MotldaTeyening. Miss Olive Tlcbborne of Goderich has been holidaying at the home of her sister, Mrs. Horaee Horton. Miss Ruth Shaw, of Toronto, is holidaying with her sisters and bro4i- er. She Lae given up her school in the city and expecte to go to Edmon- ton to teach after the holidays. Misses Edith and Elizabeth Horton spent Wednealey In Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton (Tutton motored to Bruce Bench last Thursday. Church service will be 'school att 11at . next Sabbath: Sunday a.m. The pastor will then be away for the month of August -for his holi- days. The leaflet. "Gleanings.' which he had with film last Sabbath to dis- tribute, gives an account of the ser- viees for the next month And of what has oenrred recently. W. M. S. Meeting. --The July meet- ing of the W.M.S. of Lceburn ebureh WAR held 011 Wednesday afternoon, Poll Inst., at the home of Mr. and Mr.. 1. Hunter, with a good attendance. The meeting was In charge of the young girls. Mildred Sellowe being 'seller. EVA Horton led in the Bible reotlnt phvllla Horton led In prayer; .Tenn hunter gave a reading. "Three Cheer+ and Tlger," and Wive Horton Also a revling on "Grandma's Illation Quilt." The presldent announced that the meter wonkI like the W.M.S. to be responsible for the show's service the .peond Sunday in August. This wen received favorably end Miss Min- nie DIekenn of Port Albert has been a'.keit to epeak that Sunday on her work as a nurap In rho Etlte'b tt hos pital, Manitoba. The meeting closed with a hymn and all repeating the Mispah bpnedietlnn A dainty lunch was nerved by the hnstses and her two oldest daughters. We were plowed to have with not the hrsdetai two slaters, Mrs. Wm. Rnetnn and Mks Jeaate lAnlsistet, also Roy awe MN. D. Pom- et0p. INSURANCLffi ..a th N. K. WARK GWderich, Ont. lime 646 -Hardware and Gift Store —PICNIC SUPPLIES— Paper Plates Paper Cups Serviettes, etc. Dodge and DeSoto Sales and Service PHONE 175—GODERICH USED CARS 1930 --Chen. Sedan 1526--('hev. Sedan 1 Ford A Roadster SEE OUR STO('K OF USED TIRES Sizes from 440-21 up to 000.30 —100 to choose from— REG. MCGEE HAMILTON STREET F. R. Miller SERVICE ST AT ION VICTORIA STREET BATTERIES 13 -plate, guaranteed for 1 year. PRIC1.$4 .85 USED CARS 1 COACH 1 SEDAN —PRICED TO SELL— Goderich, Ont. Phone 259 ADOLF KIBLER Meat Market VICTORIA STREET WEEK—END SPECIALS Round Steak lbs R. 2fee 26e hlrlu.in Steak.,, 2k Ie. Porterhouse or T-bone 22e lb. Pot Roasts Ile ib. Lean Bolt Reef be to Se lb. Breakfast Baton 30e Ib. ('ottag Roll 2225e lb. Shoulder 1e.ligintr W 19r In. Leg of Lamb .. "le fb• Lamb Chops °.ie 1h. Stewing Lash...... 10e Ib. PHONE 610 WE DELIVER __�,TRRMS ('ASH— For the Beach Sand Pails and Shovels Parasols, etc. See our assortment of Glassware Gordon Tebbutt West Street Goderich, Ont. Phone OS 20 Per cent. Discount on .,Su er,, Dresses} - act__.. VOA DRESSES FLANNEL and PIQUE SKIRTS CREPE SUITS CREPE DRESSES FLANNEL COATS ALL LESS 20% ALL LESS 20% i — w - GEO. W. SCHAEFER YOUR STORE PHONE 56 OF V:ALI F. Best Values for Your Money AT —BAECHLER'S— 2 Ile '9r FANCY M1 ED CAKES Tin Irk Per 2-iN-1 SHOE POLISH 3 106 CORN FLAKES, All Kinds Ib. Ike ne PURE MAPLE RUTTER, IN BULK Try this z t Bottle* lb I:tt HAPPY -VALE CATSUP Ting 1* BRUNSWICK SARDINES r."., 5fir n. 23e O1'R OWN THRWI'Y TEA . ...'J • . ' Ibb. 19e BILK COCOA Per2 Ib. 19r FRESH ARROWROOTS , s tK.lb. Tin 1k ROWNTREE'S COCOA -• PHONE 368 OUR OWN DELIVERY —2- $TOBz8—GODERICH AND BAYFIELD— For Pickling TRY HEINZ FULL STRENGTH PURE WHiTE Vinegar 60c gallon ill WE ALSO HAVE WHITE' BLENDED AND 0ID1R VINEOA3 -- 50c a gallon Robertson's Grocery Tres Delivery Phone 164 II Notice to Car Owners Just recently we installed a Sunnen Piston Pin Hole Grinder, for fitting the pint into the pistons; also a Rod Aligner, to teat the piston and rod Tor bets ' yancsara Communicate with your "m garage mechanic and de - and -have thli done Vti w lgive you better- pe oritati t1Y (*mossy. • I� OR request —AT— - Barker Bros. Service Statue Bayfield Road Phone 241 (Bine Water Highway) a BROPHEY BR05----- FUNERAL DIRECTORS Beds Springs Mattresses WHETIR t eery Summer or Winter, n yott and your fancily must reet properly and e,,otfortably. Our stock of reliable and reetfnl li••de, Mat- teessee,and Spring'. IS most complete. Product* of thr, !odd Ing manufacturers. gnaf'4hteed by them Anil by us. Your ltals'etion 4e incited •the prices are in keeping with the times. WEST STREET GODERICH Phone 110,. Night 217 For a Vacuum Cleaner that will do any _ thing any other Cleaner will do an4 a lot more besides SEE OUR NEW "VACTRIC" (British -made Vacuum Cleaner) PRICED COMPLETE WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS $65.00 ON DISPLAY NOW AT TaIj)ot & . Cornish The square $ Kinston Street Pho55s Reese 81; R... 500 Goderich - Elevator and Transit Co. A Goderich organization serving the people of this district in a practical _way,. and vitally in- terested in the continued growth and prosperity of the community Shipping Dept., 'phone 87. Manager's Office, 'phone 65