The Signal, 1936-4-30, Page 5THE SIGNAL
•GODERICH, ONT.
Dollar Days at Campbell's Drug Store!
VINOWA l'AKTILE Clearance Eight of Linri'-
F.11'E POWDEKl4, half -prier
FKEE'LONE 33e, for 21tc
TOOTH PAKTEN25e, for 19e
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
t5e, fur 22r
/:I.1NT IUU SCHEN SALTS 69c
DAGGETT It KAN4DELI: K
l'KE.►1L� 3:w, for 29c
10 cakes for 35e
(IO1Q'ACTS. %'*Jars to 60e 311e
Values. 81.26. . for Rte
I.t 'ENUEK SH.111N1: CREAM
Reg. 25e
CASTER'S PHIS 23e
1'F.PtRJ1I) T TISEPTIC .
wo 49eANTbottles for 69e
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
Phone 90 22 The Square We Deliver
Dance
at the PAV!
EVERY
Saturday Night
'TWEE taxi service from
West Street •
-'off DANCING TILL
.9.30 p.m.
FIRST -('LASS
RESTAURANT SERVICE
8�r rautvf aM
HEADQUARTERS
. -rule--
and PAINT
AULCKAI1 PAL\TS are high In
quality and low In price.
You will dud Ural -class valuer
1p oar stock of
FURNITURE and STOVES
We positively save you money
Fatal Midnight,
Crash at Mimirco
(Cuntluued from page 1)
with all the younger boys of the
community. lie bad been caddy mas-
ter at the Lakeview gulf couree fur a
number of years, and was a pruw'ineat
golfer. lie was considered to be In
lice sue promotion this sumluer to pru-
tessioual at the course.
Helped Capture Rebben - -- -•
luuag Horton, suu of u former Mimi-
( co bunk manager, coed to work in a
1 bunk at New Taranto. Wille still a
• youngster, reteral years ago, he was
ligmagieptal in the ca a of toil_
armed bandits wheu t ey a c "'
rob the New Toronto batik In which
hewas then employed.
An inquest will be held on Tburs-
day, it was announced:"..'-" -:
No trace of alcohol was found In Mno., April 27
' any of the bodies, according to Dr. Tues., April 2e 541 4-1 tib
Stewart, Miwleo, who performed an Wed., April 20 63 W-118--" 40
autopsy. "1'w quite sure the lads had - -------
out beeu drinking,' be said. ATTEND FUNERAL AT DETROIT
Fur several yearn Itobeoa, Forbes The death occurred recently at De -
and Radmore had supported their troll of Police •Sergeant harts, wltbee
tawnier, their parenta revealed. AU wife, Margaret Mclvor, is a sister of
were employed, liorton with a bank. Mrs. T. Warrener and Mrs. Banksof
formerly to Mimic°, dtadmure as am- town. Sergeant Hartt was toyty-nine
Blatant professional at the Lakeview years of age. Ile is eurvlved by his
Golf Club, and tbe other two with
e'Ity firms.
The accident occurred Less than
two blocks from Alexaader ave..
where Moth Forbes and Rutaon lived.
They had been chum: for ten years.
Urges Curve IfJlsaluatiou
Elimination of what lue terms "the
death-trap curve," tvbere the accident
happened, will be asked of the
Del
pertinent of Highways by Robert Rob-
son, brother of nue ut the dead men,
Ike .t411d a newspaper man.
• "1't•c ecru aceideut after accident 1
ANir.
happen there, with nothing one to At the meeting of the Board of Inside cloy atm Clinton tea Mrs.II.Spiesl
prevent their rceurreiw ," he stater. on Monday 'evening
wh , report u andi ie ! MIs.. Courtney, Miss C. Pentland. Re,.
'The surface of the -road, together striking.Vn4J. avh'
with a- dgwnward elope both to 'tile adopted. the staudlpit ,•,wmtttees for ' T. 1t. Turner. Mrs.--it..-A.
westd the lend slake 1t its-' the year being ean•tituted a••fotluw•a• Mts. Wm. McClure and Mrs. .Arthur
ant. Mrs. Manley Snell pnd
pave of ighwa of hie curvy l vet,'thie fettle. Williams,F.E. A. 1 e.• L. arso • i-ittttr rtrrnghter Shirl.'... f SC-Ilelt•n..
ykr•e of highway. The curve is trey I H. C. 11'ws, A. L. l'u e. Snell'a Huls, .alfa. Its!.,
sharp, with two beaus towards the indu+trial -lieu. W. Schaefer, F•E. ttatcel Mrs.
Tet there is no •sane:er' or -1 Rlughaw. J. W. l'raigtt.. H. Jackson. `%I re ion Tuesday.
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et1 to tete highway to bold acar 111W C. Bays.. +Hots treeli a lit the Irlri•h .hall-:,,•,
-{t* proper •pd.iUofl.. _lilt- 4tomentudt 1 Reti1J Merbant- -1 K. HIMtert. D• a,•iibtsi evening -11'111e he Anglican
automatically throws It to the left, dr , SiO'Brien. u F: 4 (icreland; tiro• -Mae , iitl . (h1b of LInt-know nthe ter
l.. In ♦1i it t _.11._Ho_bertanu. ntiq.t -ups Y llltt'r ITt air
tjfS sAtg-.I the � _ � 17 . u
---ykyS„ P'-the•-+ttrerle<w"-'44 14 -trait; 1 L t -Ni iC ,,. nt4 a�rgt-
�.- is -'i1ea�. _
working for a month at least. Meths*
1 drove -ter
lipi%rtb, peint-dr oung -
clared.
The speedometer has not been work-
ing for at least a week, said King Mc-
Nlebul, of a llloor street W. service
station, %V 110 saW tete speedometer
ratite is still at his garage.
"The speedometer showed sixty -lite
miles bet -cruse the impact Jolted 1l.
not because of excess spud," said
Murray hong, a friend of Horton,
who also Insisted that the tustrumeu1
was, out of cumuli.,iou.
THE WEATHER
Official temperatures of the test
week and of the eorresponding week
of last year were as follows: 18
.1:3 .
35
?hurts, April 23 3S 26 55
Frt.. April 24 47 34 td
Sat., April 25 57 33 55
Bob.,' April 26 -46 35 72 88
' 62 ;14 87 52
Thursday, April 90th, 1988--5
DUNGANNON I't' • resulted in the appointing of eons -
sutures to look tutu the matter. The
tbnS.Jraa closed -with "God `save the
•D(iy A�t!V ,•7aprht 29. -Mrs. IT. Kind '
Hall, Mrs. tk•baefer and little suu and
Mr. Chas. Whitely, of (ioderlch, weft
visitors with Mlrs L. Dreauey ou Fri-
day.
Mr. aud Mrs. Sans Swan and family
were guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr.. Lloyd 'Stein have moved from the
Swan, St. Helens, ou Sunday. Smith property. which George Brook,
Mr. Ronald .Pentland assisted with purchased' anti at peeta'u( they aro
the dully (mail oue_tlai• last_ week, bud with Mr. and airs. Andrew Stein,
how? Mr. Great MaeDi•rmid motored to
Mrs. Robs. Wilson. with her sou Rob-
ert, Jr., and duutfhter Mildred, of Gdd-
1 h visited air 11 Sproule un liuu•
PARAMOUNT
PA'RAMOi'NT, April 2S. --Mr. and
Landon last week with Mr. and Mrs.
.flex. Macl)larmld and Mrs.. George
er c v : .. Stxsckham from Detroit. Mrs. Alex.
day. MacDlarmld remained In Victoria hoe -
We are sorry to know that Mr. Mar- pltal fur treatment for a diabetic 'on-
riu Durnln, near Crewe. has been bay- dittos.
Ing very poor health lately. We hope There was a good crowd at the dance
30 Mr. and Mrs. Jock Foster, !tlas night.
40 Myrtle nud Mrs. John Sirens, of Was Phyllie MLtel)ouaId, R.N., from
38 Sheppardtun, visited Mr. and Mrs. 011- Woodstock, spent a few days with her
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the Rretidw•y et •Goder
.!USED CARS
IF YOU WANT A REAL. GOOD 1.. -EI) CAR, WITH
• SPECIAL Gl'APANTEE; SEE I S.
--yt;,},-ot-44 CARS ARE IN F11t4T4'L•1SS t'e,Nl)ITIII\
-A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS-
IY.:J I hrtrole•t Settles with trunk. only 7,809'dire
19:::, Terrapl:utc Sedan. only 6,I16e miles.
19:15 Tcrrtplartr Medan with "Electric Rand." tak 8
GQDERICHAMI P �
J. E. Yason,. YgT. Goderich
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SALE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL ENTIRE STOOK
IS DISPOSED OF
EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE ON SALE AT
GREAT MONEY -SAVING PRICES
(ET IN ON THIS SALE AT
W. Heroin's Shoe Store
Goderich
ver Smith on Sunday.
Mr. Harold Congrate, who was Otte
111 with an attack of meusbw, Is re.
covering Uicely. Milia Wlwlltnvt Mc -
('lure was the nurse In attendances fur
u
few days.
Mr. Colin Pentland, of Grlwsloy.
visited his mother, Mrs. David lilrvlu.
for a few days the first part of the
week. -
Miss Rebeeca Thompson Is quite 1st
-it fitter -home on the 6(1. couecreduu
West Wawauosh. Miss Alum Frc,.
patents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mat--
Donald.
ar
Donald.
We regret to uy that Mrs. Frank
MalCharles has been a patient in
1Ciugham hoipltal for the pest week.
site, three daughters and one son. R'+;, is the, nurse attending.
Mrs. Banks, Mrs. M. Sutcliffe and Mr. ifeni Rotel. Armstrong. who 'broke
Harohl Warrener attended the fun- two bones Jnst shove the wrest in her
eral, which was conducted with the right arm, to Iwprovfng nicely. Tlv-
honors of the city putts force. Mrs., nceident haIMoeniel about two wvek.
Warrener, who has (sect 111 for several ago and it was not known Just whet I
weeks, was not able to go to Detroit damage was done until an X-ray at
-for-the funeral. - -- - - - - Materiel' hospital revealed the trouble..
The arm was Immediately •t't by aid
-CO APPOINTED of the 1cta1 doctor and Miss M's
(`Inre. 1t N
At Bitted et Trade fleeting on Mopday , Those water attended the a tuiu:l l I
NIM Inuron 1'rectteterial sleeting on Turs-
FOR WSW -CLASS
EOOTIG u& u Ai q
--CALL- -
-=�$. H. LINDSAY
!6 Cameron Street • Goderich
of an un K [Elliott. -
as.1ble for an eastbound tssrturi.Lto. Finale* and Membership -F. 3.i
P ala its
iiia(ce it praetiest1 ' Pape
I baek to the right aide except at u very
moderate rate off- - supported Robson's sAatement was
othersh know the locality.
Reception -G. L. Parsons, L. L. home a�. Scheid ti'YIb.-Ttte ilei
F. Donnelly'.
ki4 i�rlss:.-4. 1► .4�annderr.'
F. IN,nne 11$• -�- gamuts Dome and t1d-1*e>eri-tom- lu•id 1
i'u4rltclel- ii_i{oberUwn• ' A. Its mitnthlr meeting at the .sheat-r!T
The Hag\
i
- mitfee '
the t Per, anti •ereh _COWL
a.l:,:.i•iri•is'r *t�t►r't'rliflfs?n.
Wilkes,
w o ° S W.Schaefer,
• Bird Houses
STiLL IN TIME I'OR YOU TO
GET A BIRD HOUSE FOR
YOUR GARDEN
MADE BY
P. A. ZIMMERMAN
UP.HOLETICIt Fit
tt
Conner Nelson and Cambria Read
There Is purity which only suffer-
ing can Rupert: the Stream of Life
beeromes snow-white wl,eu It dashes
against the rocks.
Holland Remedy No.1
FOR RHEUMATISM, NEURI-
TIS, NEUTERITIS.
Many long-standing cases hate
obtained relief.
Testimonials are available for
your inspection.
J. OSWOLD
British Exchange Hotel
4 p.m. Friday. Tlta--moet1» nUentssi
Steed
H. Gra .liter. a r' wlth the singing of "O ('anadtf." :1
iTR thaf tete-116s(E3r far- 1 1T Clef Cttfb- [ottna.•d cur'
hare been going at anything like aiz 'lie brat named on est'1s Coin late
.ora 11 1e
respondence was read, (minding an br
ty�[ miles ata hour, m ..,1.eTS v von taper, fit{„¢
Sv Se•h,ol'('Inte, .Mr's.
the Horton family stated that the i may add to its nntulcr. from the sem- lrMlerich Tlemeesed
fpe dometer had been. out of order I bershlp of the Board as desired. (• Alton, converter -of the uu•wherehlp
for several week', cited attem{rt. to Parlous manors with regard to the ,,,,nrrnitttee, gave a report and members I
have 1t fixed in n Rleor street garage' buslneefs of the town were (De em:li d ctiyldled unto Irides for 'n drive
and said several persons had Ari'en land were left in the secretary's hands made for new memhrr:. Mr. Kld gate
In the ear since the speedometer for further aetinn.(• 1 11 talk no "itenetttr to is, Derived, from
upped working. . 'Joining ( I 1
FREE - FREE - FREE
pur.•hase of 25e or over, coupons will be given
1•.1• Kingsley Design English Dinnerware ter Rogers' Al
Plus Service Plate table tlat ware.
SPECIAL lli"• Kingsley Bread and Butter Plate and e,ru-
- _--.-tuuut-1 1.1:1•: 1 , the tir•t t{1'tt , 1;•t, hies. Iain.
L:1.ii g ¢1 or more Of n"•n•11,ns,G•,• .1t
The Square MAPLE LEAF BAKERY =Phone 110W
1 BREAD. BUNS, PASTRY, GROCERI;Ti, ETC.
ANNOUNCEMENT !
COMMENCING4TRIDAY, MAY 1st
Harrison's Barber Shop
T' 11.1. IIF: FNDF:K-THF:. MANAGEMENT OF
MR. HARRY BOYD, formerly of Listowel and llamilton.
Mr -Atop! ha. 12 years a periertee:gmei t l.ao.t��o sive
-both ladies and gentlemen expert hair cutting service
HAIRCUT 25c. Hewn $ a.m. to 8 p.m. SHAPE 15.
Yu1 It PATRONAGE WILL ISE: AI'PNB('rAT1:D ,
-It was broken, for more than a
month -gaud *Si taken In several tones
to be axed," Travers Horton stated.
' It Is ridiculous to say, Ore ear could
The new president, ('bas. . he lh,larlo )-'ederutlun." It
presided. I calla shoved by airs. Turner, seconded
11•3- Mrs. Bradford, that the Club Juin
OBITUARY ' the Federation and this was parried.
Mhos Annette Stewart favored with n
} MISS RF:TTA KUNT% s --recitation ",Vorkworn," by E. I'aulltie
be 'going that fait atter picking up.
Johnston.
from n stopP ler a ..."• • d••••____ Mr..
l'atterson rend a
away.- Mb* Resta Kuntz, seventeen -year -
Theresa Krantz,
chapter from f r "Angelo Intra on child
"I know the speedotbe'ter hasn't been old daughter of Mrs.
t and the
life.. 1 discussion
tangible e
I ways And meads 1
18d Chester -street, Toronto,
i (m
t the school In the way o
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late Frank Kuntz. tiled on Tuesday f I
morning after an Mame of four years.
Mr. Luntz, h died Tas-f year, fexttter-
amusements, such as swings, teeters,
w o
-":"11y fired In Colborne- tewwshis 4ed--Lis-f
I wife, formerly Theresa Cbisbolm, 1s a
sister of Mr. W. .7. Chisholm, Angle-
sea street, town. and is a native of
Goderich. ltesldes her mother, Mots
Kuntz leaves a brother, Edward, of
Toronto, and her grandmother, Mrs.
, Jacob Kuntz. of Stratfonl, formerly
of Colborne township.
rThe remains vera -brought to God-
erteh, to the home of Mr. W. 7. Cb1a-
holm. A funeral service will' bb -eon-
ducted there on Friday morning, tol-
1 lowed by the enuring of requiem high
. 1 mss,. at St. Peter's church. Interment
will be in Colborne R. l'. cemetery.
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MISS SARAH CANTELa --'
A uuti%e of Golerie6 and almost
lifelong resident of (.'pluton and vicinity'
dice! iu.Snnitay In the (arson of Mlss
Sarah Cantelon. Miss Cantelon'r pass-
heg orettrr'l at the house of David
- .- C'antelas, Raglan -street. -.where she
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NAME '
STREET
TOWN AND PROVINCE
Sets
had TiVisTi,or a year +!tree the derath r -
of her brnthe'er'41M" late H. H. Cantles-
lon. Slie Wit.; Isom In Goderich on
Derelnher 17: 18411. and was thea In
v -seventh year. 91er pnrent•
were the Tate x m ('nntelnn and Mar
pry( Donley. Rhe spent the greeter
portion of Iter life to (.,d -rlrli town -
11i4 suet fifteen sear. ago mereel '10
('!intent. She hnd been In tallinz
t.e'ith foe ' veer. Three brothers,
r„e
Tbnr lu (•Tinton. Ad(;m 111 Plaisot. Snsk
1'"'.',1 e.io; nt Stretford tool Mr.
eeesei..C:haal) Taros(''. T1•i'lil ('111
.1f1:•1:•;!:.
•1••l ±nt;il 1+ n lirriheritn-tar
{•,,,, I1 horst' the ttuw'ril.wi• hell
oc, Tn, d •' to ('1111t0t1 a"nn'"Tr! 41,''
4'. w , 1 t t',.sens-...('f Wesley -1C 8ll'
United etuirch, ,endnr�lag the serclr,•
MRS. 1t. SWITZER •
'I'1e death neenrred nt Gnclph on
Friday last et Mary Ann Taylnf. widow
f Ih•nJftntn Switzer 'Anil for nian
,r+ 0 re•dill:nt of Materiel'. Mr. and
)I,: Switzer came to Goderich about
thirte it,r eenr• age after living to
(;,tderh.l( township and Clinton, Anil
re.hlc,l -on VI•tnrla street. Mr..
Switzer enntinnetl to live here for
some time after her husband's denth,
hat fotlhe la•t six year* akar had txe'n
with' 13Pr rdwrrehter, Mrs• Oath. of 4R
Arnold street. (Niel ph, where she
passed sway at the great nee of ninety -
,'one years. -She le 'rsbred by one
tison. lir. Alfred Switzer, of Ilamllton,
and two daughter.. Mrs. A. W'. Wise.
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Iof Tormtn, and Mr•. Albert Coln. of 1
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Guelph. The' booty ens tlrnnght to
`,GrolerIeh on d iday for lnterrrwnt in ,i
Attend cetnetery And was areom-
imnifd,,,hy 1)r. !wltaer, Mr. Wine. Mr.
and Mr. 4'0114'011and two sore!, siert and 1
I.
Mori, y ('non. iter. W. T. Lane. n
North street United e'leiteh. conducted
the service at the. R'$VSsMe. and the
palth.i rs wPtr the res. two anno-fn-
law, two grandson. trag,,,_alr. RdC. Ii
.,ber.
MR. VIC HARRISON will conduct the -Beauty Shoppe.
Firs -els.. serviei' 15 assured in all_tines of ladies' and wen's
Hairdressing. •
FINGER WAVES 35c. SHAMPOO 25c. HAIRCUT 25e.
PERMANENT WAVES 53.50, 55.00, 57.50.
PHONE 555W FOR APPOINTMENTS
Goderich Beauty Shoppe
18 -WEST STREET GODERICH
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Our Stock Di
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sal Sale
7
Ends Sjurday,;May 2nd
Just two more days in which to take a
vantage of these exceptional prices
PRINTS and PLAIN t
36 -inch W1U •� jk4DOIAOTH SILK
Service-weight
FLANNELETTE Reg. 20c
Reg. 20c, for
STOCKINGS
15c
SILK DRESS CREPES
Reg. to $2.00, for 98c Pair
16c
Reg. 51.00
' CHILDREN'S HOSE RID GLOVES
Silk and Lisle
29c Seg. $2.95, for
27 -inch WHITE
FLANNELETTE
Reg. 15c 10C Only
LADIES' CREPE I MISSES' SILK
STOCKINGS
69c
AU sizes
$1.95
LADIES' VESTS and
BLOOMERS
Reg. 51.00
38 -inch Unbleached
COTTON
19c Splendid quality 121c.
WHITE RUFFLE
PANTIES CURTAINS
pr. 59c
69c ' Lace trim 39c
Figured and Floral
VOILES
Peg. to 50c yard 33c
LINEN TOWELLING
Fancy Stripes
24c
Reg. 29c
Rc ;. 79c
Service -weight
STOCKINGS
Reg. 75c
49c I
Commencing May lst, this store will .close, every
Wednesday afternoon during the Summer months.
F. E. HIBBERT
Goderich
Phone 86.
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