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FOR
roar
lt4hw*Y Combination
pridsrwear ........... $1,45
Forsyth Combination
Uleibrers ;1.00
Two -p see Underwear
....,.,.•-,....each 50c
*Rash Sport Shirts 75c
Alloys' Kash Bort Shirts 65c
Klingtiie Bathing Snits
96 and •
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... • .. $1.76 and 495
60c
$1.25
r '1
am & Son
Ooderich
DANCING MIMS
Guests
were Ma
Marian
ser; Mr.
Molly R
t tlnd
trust, Mi,
au, Jtloc
Grueviel,
Ferris, of
.i H. Ile,
(.•noes Th, .•r, et
't'horoe, or •veland
\ Beau. MIN and Mn.
Kitchener 11. L. M. Weller and
\laurk•r \\collet, of Toreaato; Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Witter, of Detrslt: ILT. Wad
J,. 1 t ret, of Detroit ; Mr. Reid.
Inserierrilese .1*
W Watkin re,, min '77 slinet ; L. M. Green.
of Toronto :• .tr. and Yrs. R. Fisher.
of Rochester. N. Y.; D. A. Smith, of
Toronto; Clinton S. Robeson, jr., of
r'hicago ; Dr. and Mrs. Paul I. Car -
wan. of Sarasota, Flo.; A. Young,
and
gl
Toronto; M1 Isobel Taylor,
Mrs. J. T. Ilad, ot Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Spotton and R. A. Spottoa,
of \\'lugiww ; R. A1ladter, of London:
J. N'illtaw..ou, of Torgpto; F. J. Lam-
born, of Detroit; N. L O'Neil, ot De-
troit; Mr. and Mrs. merles A. Watts.
of Thawewille; Miss ;rata \,&-
Robin-
son and chauffeur, of Winchester,
Mr.. S. J. Draper, of, Loudest- Mr$.
I. M Houlding, of Leamington; H. Ata
Black, of Toronto; H. L. Moore, of To-
ronto; Mr. laud Mrs. F. G. Batters, of
\\'aikervillc; Clara C. Cada, of SL
Clair Reach; Gordon S. Hunter, of
Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. R. I, Taylor,
of lintniltou F:. Elmer, of l.oudo`.
Dstt,of ;
of if11�
sed Mn. John COW -
John Dowse and Miss
*shpt, at Parole ; T. O.
J .AssilleLellan end
Se"'... r; Mr:. lef-
S.
b J.
•. Mrs. D.
K. coot, of
LUCKY DRAW
tvaIcade
ashi.ons
o
Auspiees Maple Leaf Chapter, 1 O D.E.
GODERICH PAVILION
I)
SAY, AUGUST 2nd, 1935
s p.m.
Costumes from 18114-1935
FOS THE Ip'OLLOWLNG:
e Period Costume Best eomic Coatume
Best old fashioned couple
me
Zea at 3 p.m. Regular Admission
1
PTHEATRE L'eret
Now Play
y Tempie, In "little Miss Market."
Monday. Tuesday aced lwdesdas- Our Whiff Special:
CHARLIE RVQOLIS and KART 'BOLAND
with a promise of fun aplenty and roctioas Were in
"People Will) .1. 'P....... _ �iiaa:
Thursday, Friday Ned Sateriy- A
Will Rogers, Billie Nuke and Alison s1worth
offer a lovable *Trey In the inimitable Rogers stile
"Doubting` Thomas"
Jimmy Durance, Lupe Velez and Stuart Erwin
will rrk your sides with their hodge-podge of sporting non -. r
"Palooka"
Mather*, Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p. m
C. .g Katharine Hepburn, In "Break of Hearts."
die
THE SIGNAL - GODERIH, ONT R
SNAPSNOT`CLJL
wer School Re-
sults in Ea Huron
,��}as�' +etlntialsaas. been-9bt
Rind certitleatee to the aublecte
stared
mama
tt. d ► er. phys . artth., Roo.
x. (serf --grata.
., -btM-. seas., a"o.
tsin., pals , moo.
*.11"08:.' art, acro,
o. poop's .4.
O' Y11tal►d-Soup•, arith., tat.
M. "
G. Rether7.-heist., geOs.
R. IWd---gram., peers
H. Shaw-db7s-
d-gram , hist., geog., art,
bot.
• Tell -;resin., zoo.
B. Ylteoeat-gram., pay's, aritb., zoo.
$FAFOSTH
F. 1.)ennie-
,1 Forton am.
laud--feog ,' zyte.
ii. J --gram.
M. Biel ver= -Roo.
dden-a ri t h.
'Rellly"oo.
i rsa--g ram.
r� CLINTON
C. J Oameroaa-pays• g a,..
B. Cla nde-hist., Leos, art. hot.,
100.
B. Garter--phya•, arith., zoo
H. Odtl(ns-bot.
M. Oornlsb•''flsor-41
R. Cudmoee-'t'°1
J. Dotta'an-i0st.
J . Dunn -gram.. pays, Roo.
R. Finch- prem.
E. Fre I- wgram., Phis -
Ib Guvter-•-Drag,.. bust., geog-,
e g1». M. 13 I 4
Ith., aerie. II`
P. H ys . aeric. I I. �
E. Knox
JIMO �. para.
11. Mel O, -scop.
•Hween-gram
illi -hilt. • {
gram. talc IL -
W. $eld-hIst., dreg., a .gCIca I.
E. Sprung -gram., hist.. %soE
agrie. I.
art,
•_,, •
W. Taytor-gram.
F. Yoanablet-;ram•. hlsI., g., art,
aeric. I.
l'. Baker- 8 S •a ,
R. Blatt --gram., phys•
;t Campbell-ieog.
0. F,dear-hist.
B. Fiseier-hist., aerie. I.
✓ Flesher---geog.
A. Henderson-arith. ' -.-
H. Hnether -grog•
8. Humphr•lee--haat., art.
IH. Kefrer-art.
B. Shannon --hist., art.
J. ;;heir-arttb. _
R. Wheeler --anti.
WTHONAlf
it Anderson --gram., hist., ge'og-
D Armstrong -gram., hist., Paye-,
art[\.
L. Campbell -moo.
] Oosltes--Phys.
M Frisby- aerie. I.
I• Holmes- Rene.
.1 'Amt. --gram., arith
II McCallum-agric. i -
\I. Sine amon -grog
t►.i ,e.WLSHOM
ily thaw methods we learn whitlow :
f:r-t by refle•tion. which ft the
n0 lee t
,rood, by imitation,
whichls the
. asM,t ; and third. by experience.
.- bleb in the bftteresL
t
LEDRESSES5AL
Summer Dresses and Suits greatly reduced. Many at half-price. Now. at the time yotl
need them for your vacation. for outings and for
any occasion that arises.
"BETTER DRESSES"
teases anti, SUMS made of the finest
and hest workmanship. Hand -work
unusual styles. Regular $8.95 $12.95
EDUCED TO $6.50 and $850
DRESSES •
Clearing Line of Dresses
Hash crepeoin white and a few printed
crepes. Sines 14 to 18.
Ci.EARINa;l.95
I�fR'iS
•
port Styles and Afternoon Frocks In
Vitiated crepes and pastels. Smartly made.
lyes 14 to 44. Regular $6.95.
1, RZDUOID TO HALT -PRICE $3.48
4 --
Men's Ties;
S
VACATION PICTURES
to T on
ft* urdaa from
adalta
the&. .re spending holid4
Miss Lulu Jewell t
Mrs. Grace le and
leen are at the home ot aad j
L. :Tax:, Port Al t�or • )Away, afillle�lp and coach hoes
days. M offering Mimi Ear* for the per-
ui
iod Of tae tamer= hindmost Imalbt-
tion. Motorists are gives every cea•
stderatlon la the matter of parting
taelUMes.
DEAN'S
AND 'D? .
hseear sears win wp aad 0Wvse
s...W,SUTHERLAND, 1.
bees the guest of ler brother aad
Maier, Yr. bpd Yes. It. cDonald.
IIIIM *poets to return be abert17•
Noise. -The Ja meat let
fhe lord's Supper will
'
day school at 10 a.m. A
dram was given last Sunday Islifitate4
pastor, on the subject "Prophet,
aad Pollnow." Ref. D. W and Mrs.
Pomeroy will go next week to their
frottage at Muskoka for the/ Mile'
clap.. We were pleased to balm VA
us at our church service hrs. IL
tjuarrle (nee (,Kate Lawsoo• and her
.on Jaot, arm KentvtHe, s ft i.,Wee
are glad ttj lee Mrp, I eguarr'K.Ymac
again to hbr old home Mi -Oa
welcome to our chnrcir ,.•rvtee 7
who are spending holfde,. at
cottages at the beach.
Land
I I
Vie
re
offers un-
rtyn itiee
oottne.
e -rival of
r, -.rammer
weather,, 0,1 trees
and Sowers, 'gin to think in
earnest ab jutd.or life and vacs -
tone could go on a
t a camera but that
rrngtosail aboat
er. To say the least
omething impor-
tions. I soar
vacation wt
would be like
without a red
it would seem f1)ta
tant was iwi
When plangent .1 vacation you
should loot for, erd to the snap-
shots you are g.,.ct4 to get. for on
your return to h and work, and
In later yeses . -n your trips be-
come fond mer.,rles, you can al-
ways tura to you. snapshots and ea -
joy your vacatlans over and_ err
again. Snapshot. Dal dividends
your vacation j1.•,stmenta In con-
tinued pleasure ,ng atter Year re
turn.
• There is one Important thing to
keep In inked to vacation snapshoot-
lo and that -1s the variety of light
�e�d!{lues Toe may encounter to
leer trayslg,- ptrtnrs taking might
well be deemed in tour groups, ac-
cording to is erposnre they need.
and by edopttng as a standard ex-
posure for each group. one that is In-
termediate between the shortest and
longest that will make a satlafactot l
exposure. there will be only Ivor e;-
poseres to co*Oider and these can he
memorised. • et.
These four groups are
temeessev
scenes and extreme distant land -
Nn -doer
and-
Nn-doer two -Ordinary
. by that I mean not under trees of
the root of a porch and last -shaded •
nearby scenes.
These tour groups, or classes. jest
about cover the different types of
pictures you will want to take on
your vacation..With modem -day film
and cameras, e
have been great
1s still necessary*
judgment and
sable tram youegam
There are many t : cameras
to meet every roe of the
pho r, atna-
tettt _ *slotheirsiodUhai as camera
ail types 01 ptc-
.11btrue
are more versa -
One may have as
Last teas which permits
et snapshots ander ad -
ng conditions and 11 1t
aimno a fast shutter you can take
pictures of subjects 'noels/ at ex-
treme speed& Other cameras laws
lenses and shutters of various
speeds to take ptctwres-snd good -
ones-wltbin certain limits and con-
ditions. e
Almost every dealer -le oamesaa
and photographic supplies las print-•
ed outdoor exposure taboos giving
details of exposures, etc., in the tour
ereew.ewaie.d above. Ask your
dealer for ass of Mem outdoor ex-
posure galdes and then go forth with
your camera and take the kind M
re problems
bat it
tie good
Impos-
lar+"•apes .t,owtne the sky arch the
r-oc!nal snhlect of your ptctnre 1n pretense yort'll be prosd to show
the foreground. Number three.- 70U1 Mends.
•
Nearby por'ralts In the open shade JOHN VAN OUTLDER.
use llosorasd
ate
tturrrit
MAF EKING
MAFEKI\l Illy 30. -Mr. and Mrs.
fjsea,' t'ranstoo -vent a few days re-
mhtly with lilr end Mrs. J. 11 Rich-
rdson at Iter. ••v f,�l
Mr. and Mr- Jas Webster and 11* IoisIy km home of Robert H s
•
calling upon his old friends and on
Harold spent , .nday with Mr. and ti miles carat of Auburn, (.me trupll. whenever henver oppertontty pre -
Mr.. Norman I: w; at Seaf0rth. w� otdj-happy family re- sent' Itself.
Mr ..1f. Aru.-::.ng and Gurdon aad a effi.. ';baleen about thirty- Mr. A Fi.her and her daughter,
Mr and Mrs. 1 I ander, Loudon. spoilt five rer and rriasds thered to MI's Catharine Fisher, and Mrs. J.
i unday with t: • ads here. Gordon Is celebrate the nblrtbda7 O'Keefe of Detroit scatted Mrs. Joe
1 f,f fhe greed old men est
nosh. George Rut
threshed for Bruce Grigg, and at his
own ,lace and William Corey's on
Meed
teri
cal picnic of Knox Presby -
was held on Friday at
perk, Goderieb.
O.�ering. ' Ma plea Grove.'
..s
41 .-1121ii'
save you west Oso Oar
for Steel Reotlag aad► other
Tamers' Itaatdetes.
glOilRT T
Ads=11.
wlizg
*ilk Wig Ss , to s, fast b
4.4
KINGSBRIIX; E
KiN(ittl'Rlle; E. Jul,
Father Dalton •4 Windsor
lug here at prem. ut.
Her. ;father t;.rrrey w.', his par -
tuts, Mr. and Mr. Thos. (,erves, and
Eta niece, Miss liars M. Da!ton.
their friends at Chepstow and
too last week.
Mts. Elizabeth (r,'0nnor rtutaed to
I)etrolt on Monday after •finding part
of her vacation hen• and ler' en the
1s. 14. Georgian on a , ruler the Soo
Mr John O'Ooonor and L'Ldaugh-
ter.
ug -
ter. Mise Floreare. and M:
llard
tweuslg, of Vt•Iseouern. lar vlslttng
amobg their Ontario (newts. Mr.
O'Connor is a brother of i1 J ()Cos-
ner
�
nor here, whom be ���
over lrty-two years, a efotto aceom•
ponied them to vte,lt their 'Mande la
Brnoe county a�bea ththe
revi,dted old s n�ta� a� �L
irogae of their boyhood 10
Yr. aad Mrs Joe Gene! et Terce-
t,. are spending • few bonne& at the
Harvey home. 4, • _
Mies Antoinette DaltoL {ia
training at Prorld*oee p�tl,
De -
trout, la spending a whits other item
here. • •Miss Margaret O^oae•r et
Whitby ie 'trendies ,o few lass t$tth
:n 1. -Rev,
bo11da7-
I.e at present.
Hague Harold Amex ,}d
ble
sister Trees of Walhembag ant holi-
day daytt��tgi al the me . et Heir grand -
fan, �c, Yr. Moep,a NEEP.._
Heber ao4 Wt. Olga
crura
sag 0. Fo
from Undo*,,
nursing.
lir. aad
and Mrs.
Murray, of
Heifer
'Measure brim.
Garvey aad Ed. (ya tta�de a trlti M
hoodoo on Sat
Miss Weise O`�iusetF- wed am
l
wweek at tat. Amman*.
'Mr. and lire. Job t e7 and Hr.
Terrence Hussey K w.
and M
P. 3. Nevin of Window visited at Vs.
Andrew Martin's on Sunday. Mr
t'$
Nevin was at one time a vers popu-
lar. pet huslastte ■nd,, sacaaful school
and chervil organist here for
several year' and he takes pteasare 1a
Eyes Maned theme now
mmo
L A. =RID
liegisiered c
(17 TIMM ja it
at
"tlktiaAethe at Moderate
C. O. F.
Annual Picnic
WILL BE HELD AT
A/�fseetun Park
5
-Ow Shell
RVICE
TION
remaining to ales•, 1 his vacation here.
Wawt• (bnrtney re -pear.
•
Mr and \Ir form Richardson. June l '
and Hugh. est Dungannon. spent Mon-
day evening with Yr. and Mrs. S. E.
Phillip..
Mr. ('hearer I wandey. Lnelnow,
spent Sunday ""I•L W. and Mrs. Wal -
The home I - -- -
and surrounding. very tasteful -1
ly decorated and illatather was
ideal. Tbs. tables Were set outside
and a fine program se meals and High-
land dancing was provided. Dur -
! lace Tw am ir3.. ,. ..p. Jag _tete anerntaQne lir. -j3niledge toast
Mr .'. W. Rrowa'tad party et tblr- his place on .the platform and In i
104.1 bo),/ 01 1lamllto11, who were few words thanked all for their rota
, a riming ,r I I l/li li Summer amerce wishes for hja continued health and
,site, attendel Miens Y.P.et, on Fri- happiness. Although la advanced
day evening and sepplled a rac7 in- ]ears. Mr. Rutledge has been Duey
.teresting program every day with the haying and has
Mr and Mrs Harvey Webb and Lola. helped In other farm work. Hs le
..f Sr Helens, 4 dted with Mr. and t.ery bright mentally and can read
Mr, .Unler.on, s Sunday. without elasaes. This (' the fifth.
Mr and Mn. 3 r. Stothers and tam union of the family. Those tossing
ill are returning r Lonbdon fhwe* the longest dLstance were, Mr. and
after spend a tt* tat tbetr cottage Mrs. M. J. (lador, of Detroit. The
at RlnfalL
Knitted ShTn.colors, blue, maize and
navy, pleated'f� wellessde. Risco 34 to
:i8. Regular $1
REDOCED TO 98c
s
()iris' Shorts. Sites 28 to 32. Regu-
lar $1.19. EEDUC=D TO
large assortment of Ties in silk erodes
j el woofs. . Designs in plaid,, ehe±a,
stripes, ete. Regular 55e Special, each
s' Wash Suit
941kilf
Line e irash Stilts in natural
colors Rites 2 to h Special, Suit
• A.
Y01# .
r2died to
4 ,' tbaee;
'Special
4 Brii'gains
natLb
"Shop ere You or
Att._
i youngest one present w.. Bilk Lola
Taylor. ()theist present were five
AUBURN grandchildren and three eat-gread-
_ children; three daughter ra. J. Tay-
lor. Auburn. Mrs. Y. Gador,
and Stella. at. home, and Stone.
.II, of (lnitrorne town-
ship,
owo- hese of Nile, and Robert 1t with
ml
whom Mr. Rutledge matyp his ►bane.Thr•'latUe seam quite Two wino, W. J., of Tral A. C4 Std
hem and It makes a Gordon A. of Schumacher. were M-
;.4
ai
m t able to be present. Robert Bowen et
Dungannon, who b lit Ire
AI'Bir•Rr.. .in 31. --On the farm
..f Melville .les
.drip. can he every day, amonga
:,
herd of cattle a recoil deer with s
Seelig fawn
accsgtolik to
lovely r" the ot'een pasture
1"1114. 6. seventh year and hal OHO a
Mlsw IA.n orf (t<�1g is home from friend of Mr. Retldge, eaje ed
Stratford re, ui•era from i tnM11a time with Db pal. Led*
otwratMn. Terry AHhatoo, of meertnef, ea
The amnia, Raeder Sunday Reboot
picnic was held at Harbor Park, God- entertained the comptp Wit
etleh, on Vlwxt
nndsr. The attere
reseaI music.
e
.
UMW= midi lit, David's Streets
Shall Salad
Ga,olrns and Oils
Lineein Engineered
. Lubrication
Oar '.shine
Giis rel Repairs,
Battery Semi" sic.
Phone 535
CE DAA
ANCE
MONDAY, AUGUST
PAVI LiO, GO DERI
wan spent ..siallp aad many enjoyed,
a dip In ink,' lin ¶Pea was rrcrvef!
In the pavilion t„dtttil were treated to
lee cream
}rev. Its 1(hrti of Oakland
callose nn frieml. nn Monday.
Faring vl.ItM tart ter rennlnn nn
Sunday.
There will In. nno'-llre In the An -
burn Anglican ,h„rfe Omit Monday. but
on the folloefinr Autrday Lyall
(lrawfor l of r, 4 ti(b Mr. *•111 have
charge. The rw,,,r. Itev. L. V. Poenck,
Is taking chaste „t or. Mark's church,
Pant 1Lnndon 1,.,r a month and he and
Mrs 1','. 1, nn.l family will occupy
the reVtory :Iern
Mrs ('r, , i- rj :r.
f F`ilnt, Web - has
brow C(' it oe Ir,reht•, ills awA
Mrs At!'. N, ^,ti'
lloltrorlbS, and Ma
staked her, f4,... as cod[
k *,t. m,,,,,,I.,:,,,-4 1)7 l
lew
a1A rin ugh,. r Mt. Wji oa a for
was in the NTtaa dlattl
e first threshing tae r
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N ithtrl at -
TALL OA7'st
A ample of �s fro ttl1�A
Reorge Sowerhg, QR en
.'rich towntliip, es
Inches . 'Benson %tie
the Malta to tial
ae Sig
had n?ral Pres .dt
ams heft.
form of
of God-
they
the
•
hod* on the Carer of ttie
on the Maitland emcees**, er-
irk loweehip, Was totally 111
fire 'dont noon Vi=day when the
family was abseil home. lobe
'envoy*, sad althetzgh COPS ina th-
awed enhirly MOM ng was Sped MO
the rep tire bet esIstot siveri
ANIL
la felt ter Kr and
stel their font little sons.
the farm (wily a littie
year 4111.