The Signal, 1936-7-9, Page 4Staffa Comes from HOW ><;IiEY STAID
Maitland League
Behind to Win 'Lost
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Aubu-u ..................__..... x 1 lti
Luck,low ..r.... tt II 12
Whit.r•burcb »................... ti i 12
Goderich Beaten after Taking Blyth ...... z 10
Early Lead in Friday's Ca►borne .. ».._.» , ik 7 4
Game . Helen" w....:�1 0 2
DStuugannoLLa»..0 8 0
After whipping Stafta 5-1 halfway
through a scheduled lluron.Perth
game at Skaffa ou E'rWry AUBURN, July 7. -Mr. and Mrs.
liatilist...tu../.04.
titch Wart the five lnalap Manua Gariatp1 .Jwaa giver, Matti-
AUBURN,
ft.z - ----� - fobs, motored to the home of hie air
I ur+te aeeeuu'ed Vet • J. C. Stoltz, last week
131x71111 _:tyd tn9 left oa Sunday to visit other reliutaa
for Guderich's two lilt: off Deport, at Hamilton and Woodstock, itrs. J,
and '•ix errors for Stara did U'.t rest. C. Stows accompuuy.ng them.
Worth;. Fiulaysou said Duquette scored Mr. 8. Breckt° and Mr. J. Brachia,
in the first *galling.. Woideu, acid AVM.- of Toronto, were guests of Mrs. J. D.
thy was scored In the se•ond by }'in- Howa't over the week -end.
L )suv'21 double. We:,u brought In' Badu Ladies' Aid. -The regular
1 Go(tertch's fifth run In the third, but mouthly meeting of the Baptist Ladles;
1 the score was tied when Stairs %cut Aid w•sa held July 2nd et Mrs. lmmer
to bat in the lava of the third. Font Robertroa•s, with twenty-one present
hits, Including a double by Harmer, Mrs. Webster read the 00th Psalm.
with au error by Weis'. ..n Darling's Prayer was offered by several sad
,+sive, actuuntel for the r�am. _ secerrl hymns sung. The key word
'4 .-�S�.torit'! wee hence•': -'''"r M.ra` .,,w_ rail •.snES-iae411.1 e,Dt bo -to
D�
T 'n+id B sines tOmall ibj
the fourth and fifth, and tetra went I pn'lw y
to bat in the last of the afth with the Mrs. Phillips was "Joy.•' The pro-
seore tied at -5. Seveiiteen-yeur-ald,gram comalstd of readings Dy Mrs
Drake walked and, atesang like a Gleno Ralthby, "WLen the Road Is
_astenan, crossed the plate as Welsh, j Yard Ile 1. Near;" by Mrs. Watper,
who reptile 'r itzlry. w -as bu-y re- j Mrs ] -always Standhby, Up f„Telr heJesus,'""and
thing the side by striking out Darling.
liarboar and l' elate. I by Mrs. Webster. "Tice Sunday School
1M score: a 11 E Picnic." Atter all singita "Joy to the
G.rieh i 1 1 0 a s 2 ': World, the Lord 1s Came." Shirley and
Stasixls 1 0 4 0 1 -ti 0 Ewmn Robertson eavg. by request.
(te.lerl.•h-yVorehr•__1-D.-,.- Finlayson, "Little Feet. Be Care1lel Where Yon
c. Duquette, u. astas. it Me ,.-----M+M Al C. Robilia
2b, (p. 4tb1; Fritaaq, p. (2b. 400;; ton closed %ith Water. A ten -emit
Lumby. lb.; Murdock. 1 f.; Robinson., tea was Wen served and a short so -
::
At. aid at
I m sprat together.
Stafa-Warden, c.; Leppard. 0. ; r"
' Harmer, ib. Calhoun. 2b.; Harburn,
3b..; Drake, /.f.: Darling. c.f.; Barbour,
1.f.;•Keisuke, 1.5. KINGPIi►tIICE, Jany S. -Ree.' M. J.
Pmplrlttr-Bart and Mirth, of ilea- Dalton. of Windsor. is spending a
f.trtb. s • • couple of weeks' Iwll.ays at his honks
4 --Thursday, Jaly Otht, 198$
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Cool Clothes!
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SMART SUITS FOR SUMMER
in light grey tweeds and flannel sport $15.00 and $18.50
ttlo(it•lk, at .,.
WHITE AND GREY FLANNEL PANTS $5.00 to $6.00
White and white with black stripe, at
$2.00
MetL5 fishings fQ. -U ys _
poRerryrs SPORT SHIRTS AND -YYJAMAS:H tMH-
WAY iiNDERWEAR, SPORT BELTS, HOSIERY, ete.
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W. C. Pridham & Son
Phone 57
The Square Goderich
:: In the Realmof Sport ::
AUBURN
Crippled Teani
Beats Zurich 11-2
Marney and
Are Still Great Ball
Players
LAWN BOWLING -
Tbare was only was Moe at the
bowlers' local tourney on Monday
evening. The wluners were M. Alam
lie suet W. Abell.
Jas. MacVicar and T McDermott
won drat prise st the howl txwwling
tourney loot night: W. J. Powell Old
E. L. i►e*n sr.•ottt�.
VICTORIANS 35-41. MAUI' 0
The worst defeat et the year was
bandit!, the tloderlch Salt team In the
Church Softball League when they
were defeated 35•U by the Victorians
tart night. The whiners, leading 11-0
at the end of the fourth, scored 18
BarlowShow They runs In the fifth and gave their weaker
opponerttr no chewer at all to save
themselves from a whitewashing.
The score:
Victorian ....2 7 1 1 18 2 1 8 0--85
Pitting a crippled agaln.4 G. Bali 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 0
on
Moods night, Godert" i l -
resin
Zurich fele y
staged the biggest wtrprise victory 'if
the league season by winning 11-2 lei
lour and fine-balf innings game at
Garden Party
and CARNIVAL
_ Q ?_-THE ()ROUNDS OF ST. GEORGE'S RECT(1RY-
Thursday, July 23rd
TEA 36 °anti -from 5 p.m. to 6 pas._ r _- -
FANCY STALL, FISII .POND, FLOWERS, CANDY
DRAW FOR LORIE WATCH AND OTHER PRIZES
Hope Chest, Wheels of Fortune, Keno, Fortune Telling -
and other-Affraetaons.
Wif
KINGSBRIDGE
S11uday, Judy 12, Is Oa closing date
fur,th•• quallfyimg roaod for the Lloyd
tropay at the Maitland Golf Club.
The iow' sixteen players will qualify
fur match lrlay.
bore
The game was fate --4a starting OW'
hag to dimmculthes experieuced by God -
Mat :n Seeding a taam..Lut It finally
got !tatter way with the veteran Btu
Barlow ou first, Marney catching. a
crippled Phelan In right field and
Wortby on third base. .
The last-named. eecuatomed to abs
north-west aide of the diamond instead
of the 'south-east, let the first two balls
coati's hit wa;-tu.bt. putting Garbo
and (teach on baser. Welsh struck out
Ted Nlade's
long drive a er a beautiful run In
left field and Welsh crawled out of a
bole by -.taking out (van Yungblut.
Worthy fostered a breath of !tope
fur the to ols when he smeared Heide -
man's delhery for a two -bagger with
a deed eeutre-field drhr. Duquette
lined one at first for tar put-out and
Fritsley seng!.d to left hell. scoring
Worthy. W, -I -h plastered one 10 11.e
track la right field for a d.othle. scor-
ing Frltaley, but Morse) and Semi.
tut -out third -to Arut.
Marl Yungbdrove a b
Phelart to right arid, but. basdathieappefiyd
Ily a tightly-tapelutd gait In hla leg, theto
Sender didn't bang oc to it owl_ Knot_
blot wade two hares as the error.
O'Brien was tossed out, W.h8 $s.Ba-
low, Sul Yongbilakilisat tet pitch bas .
BNRhe walked, nabs ,trsek eat and
gasoiu singled t0 right elrld, aoorlagj.
Schlilts tleacb struck cat.
Mra•M. J. Bowler. of Goderich. and With the score tial 3.2 Bhs+mtlr; l
Mrs. John Kenny and miss K. Kenny, 1 was sate ut first on a wild pitch .o
of Det:olt, visited at Mr. Jas. J. Bow -'the kat ball of the second. -but he was
let's no Saturday.called out for ramtirade ade on his.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank teddy, of Sit. way 'u third when Barlow poked a
AT SEAY(RTH TOI'RNEY
A Goderich rink was third In an
Invitation twilight doubles bowling
tournelifBFeafortb on Mionday night.
re-Harst.ei$1f..baw.teca. aara-pretat
from Stratford, New Hamburg, 1111-
tertoe. Lucknow, Wingham, Goderfeb
and $eafortb.
The event was won by J. Hieattie
and M. Rennie of Seatortb, and home
rinks were second and fourth. with
Albert Taylor and Bert Sanderson, of
Goderich, In third place.
"How many reasons are there'
Naked the trochee of the factory
worker's daughter.
"Just two." au•wereil Rachel.
am ntheli •til!'atitsj; 4s.a
algid iustruetor.
"Illsek and busy." replied Rachel.
Atsgasttus. spent Sunday at 11. J. liner through ebortaiop. Worthy
B.AE('HLEWS IS .J'ORF�TER8 13 O'Connor'..
Itueo•hl•r'• team IM the church soft- The week -end and 4th of July vlsit-
ball league pot away the Forester in on to Kingsbridge friends Included
a fast game at Victoria Park on Fri- lira. 11arap (Grimm and. MIM Trances
struck out and Dugnettc was safe on
au error by Heideman. It remain.vl
for Y itzle) to smash a clean drive -
past Prang in left fiel.i to store two,
day itat, taking the saute So-i:t. For M.di:lunon, Parkhill: Meaarw Joe T. runs ou his double. Welsh was totwerl
oilers started id well to thy first, Sullivan. Nick Perry. Wilfred O'Lougb- out at first. •
uotehing four rima and holding Beech- � Mir. and Met. Stetter and family, Witb two out and no one on bare la
I
lee's eco.. ..., hot (bey cracked in Ute Mr and Mei. Ktlliam and daughter, the first of this tkird abs two Uoder-
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THESE HOT i).�1
J. R. Wheeler
uwt
ral !)irerto a and
Furniture leader
Hamilton Street. Geiericl
Pil(►Nl t4' Store 't.1:. Re- 1.'115
1'
second a� Bee. ilei s scorned to avBS -pr
Dessela i ick, veterans 411 . tate diamond putted t. -_-
inaIb -Thetetfter• ge'tthtg'r -61' mils Mary Clare) 'v fillher brothersRag that apparmtty Wien never - die. !
nine it. the a -bDevon ond
th. ClauJe and m. of Wallae•eberl. - Welsh was feeding lvaa Yuncbhtt an
The score:, spending holiday- at the home of assortment when Umpire Muir calla
Foresters 4 0 0 0 2 8 2 2 0-12 their grandfather. Morgan Dalton. a fourth ball "Whatr' yelk•d Mor-
Raecbier's ..a0 4 5 1 0 2 1 9 x- h I Mts. Irene iatm r•rt.ia se having my, hurling the bill to Barlow at
looe holidays with bee'- famlly In first and whirling to We the umpire.
PRESMIT RIANS 18-B.4?TI !s
is Watkertmoa. The decision stool, alfao°tb It war
The Ilaptists met their first defeat I .Mn STe8 Perry with her son and ■ close (toe and the verbal bottle. in
la tlfe churck Time d,Wtytr r. ohne ro t. r. .'pending the wharf aft- jotoed:--was--u- aa•1-- ane.
day last. when they were overwhelmed jsummer at Mr. Thos. Drennan':. i Welso backed up to Isla tom, luagbiut
18-2 by the Presbyterians. 4'ie Prewhy- Ma'terr Maurice nod Jark Sullivan. I ted off the bare and Bsitlow tagged hl n,
terlans started off strongly ami had the I of I)(•troit are on a month's holiday retfrlug the side with the hidden ball i
re.prl4u »14 at .the end of the thir'm& i Lthei dm10., Mr, trick.
11121111K---Tfre-Tosers ar-ne tine wereand Mr,.. P. M.- Suttteaa. la 49-1-.
a threat at bat, and facie fielding Ir/141Misses Kona and Manse Whitely. of locals. for they scored slv runs in
I weak. whereas the Presbyterians had Ooderich. were vbltora with their the last of the third. ,.0 three bits,
a regular slog -test and their fielding cousin, Miss Fns(r+' Dalton. for the
three errors and a wait. Circ let
was practically Weigle.. last week. Isle men at hat scored. Duquette wv.
wore: ore : A few from here at&nded the sur -1 left on third and Fe itz:.•y, Welch and
f'r.wbyterfan. 2 3 S 0'19..,3 4 4--48 prime and presentation last night! Murn-y were retired. 1-:3.
Baptlsta ......0 0 0 4 1-0 '1 G 0- R which was gives in boom of Mr. and I Mu:eey suffered 5 nasty cut 41 tbu
Mrs i'rank Leddy et K. Augustine. opening of tib. fourth. He dropped
Cool Cotton Frocks
V for Hot Weather
Dainty Voiles in-Iight.and dark .shades. Smartly made in
styles for Miss or Matron. Sizes 14 to 48.
Reasonably Priced- 51.49 to 52.49
Striped Cottons Arrow Shirts
Tailored styles in high shades. Orchid. Sport Shirts in dark tones. New ser -
$I.95ehandise, smartly styled. Colors, hlnck.
1 hurRunlly HMI navy blue. $1.95
green. yellow and blue
Women's Chiffons New Ties
DAINTY. COOL DRESSES!
Light and dark grounds with small
doral designs, shades burgundy. navy and
brown. Sizes 38 to • 4. Special .... Q6
Redingotes
SE -OUTS OF WOMEN'S SUITS!
Igured Crepe Dresses with matching
l M-..
`*$s1t tra>� ie
Regular $16.95. Rale `7.95
Light shad, In
lin ids 81111 1►nta.
A large rang of
patterns.
EA(9I
50c
Boys
9
Wash Suits
Linen*, broa/lrlotha and
'r"l4Tithrt,y rea(li• - iiom1 rrition of
Rises 2 to 8. Prier('
CORNFIELD
cottof4V
colors
59c t° $1.75
"Shoo_ dere you are Invited to shop" Phone 418
ems;
• The firebug seems to have a parte- j the ball on a third strike and wdt
solar 'desire to light on some places. to tau Earl Yongblut, who unknow -
One morning last reek the remainder I ingly was walking to the bench, swing -
of a ''est -year bay Mack at the end of 1 Ing hi- tat, which -•augbt Murrey la
O'Connor'm barn quite my,teripssly I the face, splitting bio Mole and tore -
broke cut In [lames. Had It not been head. Atter getting brat gid" ne
for the quick response and energetic continued with the aamr and fieri. b
movement of willing nelgbbora the was retired In short order.
barn and content, rode' have been Phelan war on with a ataltese wild
destroyed. pitch to first by Il'ideeuda at the open -
Ing of the last 01 the foortipnd Mnr-
dock, running for him, socia three
bases.to wore before the *4'aittis was
over.
The wore: - RH K
Zuric't ... 0 2 0 0 0-- 2 4 8
Goderich ...... 2 2 6 3 s-11 h 2
Zurich- e;,rschu. 1h.: Oeeth, 3b.;
Heide.naI, p.; Stade. as,; Ivan Tans -
Dint. c.f. ; Bart' Ymnrhtat; •e. " O'ttrten.
2k,.; lichllbe, r.f.; Praa`, Lt.
Goderich-Worthy. 38.; ihtquett".
LA; Fritaley, 2k,.: Weir, p.; Marney,
e.: Phrlaa,-ri; Murdtlfik. 1.t.; Bloom
field, '.f. ; Bartow. lh.
Umpirtea-Muir and Hart, Seafortn.
~CARLOW
CAit1AYW, July R. --Many of the
chlhl-,•u In No. 3 to :too: section are
nick with the measles. A bad way
to ile;ln the holidays.
The dry weather still continues and
the hay iv going into the baron In fins
condition. }
-
Rev. W. P. Lane will preach nest
Sunday afternoon, Rev. (iso. Wine
bring in charge of the boys' camp for
two week.. •
Mrs. W. H. Reed and • Ruth, Mots
F'loreal a Peterson and Jack Weir
' Islh d in iltrathroy en !unsay. and
Josephine Weir, who bas spent a week
with ber aunts. the Masses Wdr, re-
turned home with them.
Mr. and - Mrs. W... Addison, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Addison. Grace sad Alex.
Addison, of Londesboe0. spent Sunday ---
with Mr. and Mrs. bawls/ Bean. Phyl- Bishop Seager Sees a Revival of
lis Bean. who visited Ser graladPor- Paganism in Pent
,'1114 for two weeks, returned with ga
t hem. Practices
Address by Returned missionary, -
The service In the i'nited church on
tundsy fl 94 in chaste or the W. M.
HOOP' y. Miss IC Clark. president,
provided. Miss Chalon of Stratford,
who ha•• been a ml•,.ionary in India,
near Calcutta. under the Baptist
coi,gr�tlon at Holy Trinity church.
church, Rare in Interratfrtat address t(ebringalfe. The ceremony marked
on the work there and rinsed with an the alrie(eth ar.nlversary of the church
earned appeal to tit*? young people 1n
this rind who have so much to make and alae fiftieth anniversary of the
theli lives tell for Jena, even though present chorea' ti'` d Indlvtdnallam
g.
m
they Lave to softer so tie in in- , Bishop lteage
dim do who take Christ for their MA-- , In rellxion or p nR soiele l and the
rlSab-
ter. Mr*. titerv.i James Hamilton al- bat
lay for ding
iso gave a Short talk and told hew Tlik'.(5 ant em:eller foe deor'.2.4 fa-
W.M.R originated. Rev. Dr Alexin- Jlvidneifsm in religion as anti -Christ
der I►nft, a Nrottiah missionary to In- and stated • today --not
liio^f paganism was
dia• visited in Canada and spoke 10 in progress
Montreal, when two ycnng women many hat In Huron Dimes..
heard him and decided to commend* IIP declared that to many people
their lives to work it that field. The life was only what they could get Ant
women In 'Toronto, HAmII'on ant otber of It ad that
for many
C ritla ill
y
elsrits y
'Mitres organised slaty years ago and wonly
seat these two young woven and many God. That. he maintained, was the
-y f4 tp nA people are on the
lit In, anlomobiTri fi'lif•4
Denounces Sunday
Golf and Motoring
Stratford, July 3. --Sunday golf play-
ing mel ear r'ling came under Ore to-
day when Bt. Rev• Charles A. Seeger,
111.1.4 of flu -on, addreseel a large
;• 1ef'wttli,i' '
dewed. o n '
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SELLING OUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK of TOOTWEAR,.ETC.
-- EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK ! -
Wuwrds White Ties. Pumps and Sandals. Prices 28c to $QAQ
range from. per pair (.� J iv
Weaseo'a. Meas, Boys' and (:irk,' Apart Shoes sad `flag Sher
all pried is clear.
Special for Friday, Saturday and Monday White Cleaaent. ZQa.
Resider 25e. Sale price 2 for Wt��
TAKE ADVANTAGE OE THE BIG SAVINGS AT -
W. Hern's Shoe Store
Phone 43w Goderich
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IN nrnc OR JEWEL BOX
Look through your Trunk in the Attie, then
through your .newel or Trinket Box, yon are sere
to get a fig surprise at the number of valuable
articles you will discover:
Bring them here Inuit wash, hive them valued,
end receive the NEW HIGH -'PRICK either • in
SPOT CASH or MERCHANDISE, for any article
in GOLD, SiLVER or PLATINUM. We pay a
premium on Gold Coins, over free valve.
FREE -We will test and value anything you
wish to bring absolutely free.
Buying and testing will be in eharge of au ex-
pert working under a Government Lieenpe and all
Orecions metals eolleeted are shipped to the
ROYAL MINT at Ottawa, Out.
Next Week Is Old Gold Week
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KINGSBRIDGE
S11uday, Judy 12, Is Oa closing date
fur,th•• quallfyimg roaod for the Lloyd
tropay at the Maitland Golf Club.
The iow' sixteen players will qualify
fur match lrlay.
bore
The game was fate --4a starting OW'
hag to dimmculthes experieuced by God -
Mat :n Seeding a taam..Lut It finally
got !tatter way with the veteran Btu
Barlow ou first, Marney catching. a
crippled Phelan In right field and
Wortby on third base. .
The last-named. eecuatomed to abs
north-west aide of the diamond instead
of the 'south-east, let the first two balls
coati's hit wa;-tu.bt. putting Garbo
and (teach on baser. Welsh struck out
Ted Nlade's
long drive a er a beautiful run In
left field and Welsh crawled out of a
bole by -.taking out (van Yungblut.
Worthy fostered a breath of !tope
fur the to ols when he smeared Heide -
man's delhery for a two -bagger with
a deed eeutre-field drhr. Duquette
lined one at first for tar put-out and
Fritsley seng!.d to left hell. scoring
Worthy. W, -I -h plastered one 10 11.e
track la right field for a d.othle. scor-
ing Frltaley, but Morse) and Semi.
tut -out third -to Arut.
Marl Yungbdrove a b
Phelart to right arid, but. basdathieappefiyd
Ily a tightly-tapelutd gait In hla leg, theto
Sender didn't bang oc to it owl_ Knot_
blot wade two hares as the error.
O'Brien was tossed out, W.h8 $s.Ba-
low, Sul Yongbilakilisat tet pitch bas .
BNRhe walked, nabs ,trsek eat and
gasoiu singled t0 right elrld, aoorlagj.
Schlilts tleacb struck cat.
Mra•M. J. Bowler. of Goderich. and With the score tial 3.2 Bhs+mtlr; l
Mrs. John Kenny and miss K. Kenny, 1 was sate ut first on a wild pitch .o
of Det:olt, visited at Mr. Jas. J. Bow -'the kat ball of the second. -but he was
let's no Saturday.called out for ramtirade ade on his.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank teddy, of Sit. way 'u third when Barlow poked a
AT SEAY(RTH TOI'RNEY
A Goderich rink was third In an
Invitation twilight doubles bowling
tournelifBFeafortb on Mionday night.
re-Harst.ei$1f..baw.teca. aara-pretat
from Stratford, New Hamburg, 1111-
tertoe. Lucknow, Wingham, Goderfeb
and $eafortb.
The event was won by J. Hieattie
and M. Rennie of Seatortb, and home
rinks were second and fourth. with
Albert Taylor and Bert Sanderson, of
Goderich, In third place.
"How many reasons are there'
Naked the trochee of the factory
worker's daughter.
"Just two." au•wereil Rachel.
am ntheli •til!'atitsj; 4s.a
algid iustruetor.
"Illsek and busy." replied Rachel.
Atsgasttus. spent Sunday at 11. J. liner through ebortaiop. Worthy
B.AE('HLEWS IS .J'ORF�TER8 13 O'Connor'..
Itueo•hl•r'• team IM the church soft- The week -end and 4th of July vlsit-
ball league pot away the Forester in on to Kingsbridge friends Included
a fast game at Victoria Park on Fri- lira. 11arap (Grimm and. MIM Trances
struck out and Dugnettc was safe on
au error by Heideman. It remain.vl
for Y itzle) to smash a clean drive -
past Prang in left fiel.i to store two,
day itat, taking the saute So-i:t. For M.di:lunon, Parkhill: Meaarw Joe T. runs ou his double. Welsh was totwerl
oilers started id well to thy first, Sullivan. Nick Perry. Wilfred O'Lougb- out at first. •
uotehing four rima and holding Beech- � Mir. and Met. Stetter and family, Witb two out and no one on bare la
I
lee's eco.. ..., hot (bey cracked in Ute Mr and Mei. Ktlliam and daughter, the first of this tkird abs two Uoder-
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Wit[. L. FEAGAN
lime ( 112 49 %r•4 Street
i TAXI
LADIES! INDIVIDUAL
Permanent Waves
Regular $7.50, for $8.00
on a new Helene Curtis
Machine
OTHER WAVES AT K50
' AND $300
Betty's Beauty Slioppe
64 Elgin Ave., E. Phone 340
Illie la11110•1111..
GASTRO NOX
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Sold at c*.PB LI.'8 DRUG MOSS
TAXI
I'rIQuilt, courteous rurvlce.
lb•aa,uable rates.
OLA' TON EDWARD Moe Street oe sli.
Monuments
To those contemplating
erecting a Monument:-
GET ins PRIORS BIPORB '
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Cemetery Lettering a Speciality -All Work Guaranteed-
CliatMdi
Medic aad Gnats Wer�.
k,
eh ified000asner tO Ba
Use The Signal's Cla's'sColumns
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Verandah
Chairs
ALIO GUMS--s-
BE COMFORTABLE
THESE HOT i).�1
J. R. Wheeler
uwt
ral !)irerto a and
Furniture leader
Hamilton Street. Geiericl
Pil(►Nl t4' Store 't.1:. Re- 1.'115
1'
second a� Bee. ilei s scorned to avBS -pr
Dessela i ick, veterans 411 . tate diamond putted t. -_-
inaIb -Thetetfter• ge'tthtg'r -61' mils Mary Clare) 'v fillher brothersRag that apparmtty Wien never - die. !
nine it. the a -bDevon ond
th. ClauJe and m. of Wallae•eberl. - Welsh was feeding lvaa Yuncbhtt an
The score:, spending holiday- at the home of assortment when Umpire Muir calla
Foresters 4 0 0 0 2 8 2 2 0-12 their grandfather. Morgan Dalton. a fourth ball "Whatr' yelk•d Mor-
Raecbier's ..a0 4 5 1 0 2 1 9 x- h I Mts. Irene iatm r•rt.ia se having my, hurling the bill to Barlow at
looe holidays with bee'- famlly In first and whirling to We the umpire.
PRESMIT RIANS 18-B.4?TI !s
is Watkertmoa. The decision stool, alfao°tb It war
The Ilaptists met their first defeat I .Mn STe8 Perry with her son and ■ close (toe and the verbal bottle. in
la tlfe churck Time d,Wtytr r. ohne ro t. r. .'pending the wharf aft- jotoed:--was--u- aa•1-- ane.
day last. when they were overwhelmed jsummer at Mr. Thos. Drennan':. i Welso backed up to Isla tom, luagbiut
18-2 by the Presbyterians. 4'ie Prewhy- Ma'terr Maurice nod Jark Sullivan. I ted off the bare and Bsitlow tagged hl n,
terlans started off strongly ami had the I of I)(•troit are on a month's holiday retfrlug the side with the hidden ball i
re.prl4u »14 at .the end of the thir'm& i Lthei dm10., Mr, trick.
11121111K---Tfre-Tosers ar-ne tine wereand Mr,.. P. M.- Suttteaa. la 49-1-.
a threat at bat, and facie fielding Ir/141Misses Kona and Manse Whitely. of locals. for they scored slv runs in
I weak. whereas the Presbyterians had Ooderich. were vbltora with their the last of the third. ,.0 three bits,
a regular slog -test and their fielding cousin, Miss Fns(r+' Dalton. for the
three errors and a wait. Circ let
was practically Weigle.. last week. Isle men at hat scored. Duquette wv.
wore: ore : A few from here at&nded the sur -1 left on third and Fe itz:.•y, Welch and
f'r.wbyterfan. 2 3 S 0'19..,3 4 4--48 prime and presentation last night! Murn-y were retired. 1-:3.
Baptlsta ......0 0 0 4 1-0 '1 G 0- R which was gives in boom of Mr. and I Mu:eey suffered 5 nasty cut 41 tbu
Mrs i'rank Leddy et K. Augustine. opening of tib. fourth. He dropped
Cool Cotton Frocks
V for Hot Weather
Dainty Voiles in-Iight.and dark .shades. Smartly made in
styles for Miss or Matron. Sizes 14 to 48.
Reasonably Priced- 51.49 to 52.49
Striped Cottons Arrow Shirts
Tailored styles in high shades. Orchid. Sport Shirts in dark tones. New ser -
$I.95ehandise, smartly styled. Colors, hlnck.
1 hurRunlly HMI navy blue. $1.95
green. yellow and blue
Women's Chiffons New Ties
DAINTY. COOL DRESSES!
Light and dark grounds with small
doral designs, shades burgundy. navy and
brown. Sizes 38 to • 4. Special .... Q6
Redingotes
SE -OUTS OF WOMEN'S SUITS!
Igured Crepe Dresses with matching
l M-..
`*$s1t tra>� ie
Regular $16.95. Rale `7.95
Light shad, In
lin ids 81111 1►nta.
A large rang of
patterns.
EA(9I
50c
Boys
9
Wash Suits
Linen*, broa/lrlotha and
'r"l4Tithrt,y rea(li• - iiom1 rrition of
Rises 2 to 8. Prier('
CORNFIELD
cottof4V
colors
59c t° $1.75
"Shoo_ dere you are Invited to shop" Phone 418
ems;
• The firebug seems to have a parte- j the ball on a third strike and wdt
solar 'desire to light on some places. to tau Earl Yongblut, who unknow -
One morning last reek the remainder I ingly was walking to the bench, swing -
of a ''est -year bay Mack at the end of 1 Ing hi- tat, which -•augbt Murrey la
O'Connor'm barn quite my,teripssly I the face, splitting bio Mole and tore -
broke cut In [lames. Had It not been head. Atter getting brat gid" ne
for the quick response and energetic continued with the aamr and fieri. b
movement of willing nelgbbora the was retired In short order.
barn and content, rode' have been Phelan war on with a ataltese wild
destroyed. pitch to first by Il'ideeuda at the open -
Ing of the last 01 the foortipnd Mnr-
dock, running for him, socia three
bases.to wore before the *4'aittis was
over.
The wore: - RH K
Zuric't ... 0 2 0 0 0-- 2 4 8
Goderich ...... 2 2 6 3 s-11 h 2
Zurich- e;,rschu. 1h.: Oeeth, 3b.;
Heide.naI, p.; Stade. as,; Ivan Tans -
Dint. c.f. ; Bart' Ymnrhtat; •e. " O'ttrten.
2k,.; lichllbe, r.f.; Praa`, Lt.
Goderich-Worthy. 38.; ihtquett".
LA; Fritaley, 2k,.: Weir, p.; Marney,
e.: Phrlaa,-ri; Murdtlfik. 1.t.; Bloom
field, '.f. ; Bartow. lh.
Umpirtea-Muir and Hart, Seafortn.
~CARLOW
CAit1AYW, July R. --Many of the
chlhl-,•u In No. 3 to :too: section are
nick with the measles. A bad way
to ile;ln the holidays.
The dry weather still continues and
the hay iv going into the baron In fins
condition. }
-
Rev. W. P. Lane will preach nest
Sunday afternoon, Rev. (iso. Wine
bring in charge of the boys' camp for
two week.. •
Mrs. W. H. Reed and • Ruth, Mots
F'loreal a Peterson and Jack Weir
' Islh d in iltrathroy en !unsay. and
Josephine Weir, who bas spent a week
with ber aunts. the Masses Wdr, re-
turned home with them.
Mr. and - Mrs. W... Addison, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Addison. Grace sad Alex.
Addison, of Londesboe0. spent Sunday ---
with Mr. and Mrs. bawls/ Bean. Phyl- Bishop Seager Sees a Revival of
lis Bean. who visited Ser graladPor- Paganism in Pent
,'1114 for two weeks, returned with ga
t hem. Practices
Address by Returned missionary, -
The service In the i'nited church on
tundsy fl 94 in chaste or the W. M.
HOOP' y. Miss IC Clark. president,
provided. Miss Chalon of Stratford,
who ha•• been a ml•,.ionary in India,
near Calcutta. under the Baptist
coi,gr�tlon at Holy Trinity church.
church, Rare in Interratfrtat address t(ebringalfe. The ceremony marked
on the work there and rinsed with an the alrie(eth ar.nlversary of the church
earned appeal to tit*? young people 1n
this rind who have so much to make and alae fiftieth anniversary of the
theli lives tell for Jena, even though present chorea' ti'` d Indlvtdnallam
g.
m
they Lave to softer so tie in in- , Bishop lteage
dim do who take Christ for their MA-- , In rellxion or p nR soiele l and the
rlSab-
ter. Mr*. titerv.i James Hamilton al- bat
lay for ding
iso gave a Short talk and told hew Tlik'.(5 ant em:eller foe deor'.2.4 fa-
W.M.R originated. Rev. Dr Alexin- Jlvidneifsm in religion as anti -Christ
der I►nft, a Nrottiah missionary to In- and stated • today --not
liio^f paganism was
dia• visited in Canada and spoke 10 in progress
Montreal, when two ycnng women many hat In Huron Dimes..
heard him and decided to commend* IIP declared that to many people
their lives to work it that field. The life was only what they could get Ant
women In 'Toronto, HAmII'on ant otber of It ad that
for many
C ritla ill
y
elsrits y
'Mitres organised slaty years ago and wonly
seat these two young woven and many God. That. he maintained, was the
-y f4 tp nA people are on the
lit In, anlomobiTri fi'lif•4
Denounces Sunday
Golf and Motoring
Stratford, July 3. --Sunday golf play-
ing mel ear r'ling came under Ore to-
day when Bt. Rev• Charles A. Seeger,
111.1.4 of flu -on, addreseel a large
;• 1ef'wttli,i' '
dewed. o n '
•
RAISE HUSKY BOYS AaD WROLE801Q GIRLS ON
MILK -MADE BREAD
HEALT YUI.r•APPETIZING-NUTRITIOUS
MADE IN tit'R OWN ILAKF.SIiOP
TRS (8 !'OR
CAKES AND PASTRIES
E. U. CLEVELAND
WEST STREET PHONE 114
1a
SELLING OUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK of TOOTWEAR,.ETC.
-- EXTRA SPECIAL THIS WEEK ! -
Wuwrds White Ties. Pumps and Sandals. Prices 28c to $QAQ
range from. per pair (.� J iv
Weaseo'a. Meas, Boys' and (:irk,' Apart Shoes sad `flag Sher
all pried is clear.
Special for Friday, Saturday and Monday White Cleaaent. ZQa.
Resider 25e. Sale price 2 for Wt��
TAKE ADVANTAGE OE THE BIG SAVINGS AT -
W. Hern's Shoe Store
Phone 43w Goderich
-BURIED TREASURE
IN nrnc OR JEWEL BOX
Look through your Trunk in the Attie, then
through your .newel or Trinket Box, yon are sere
to get a fig surprise at the number of valuable
articles you will discover:
Bring them here Inuit wash, hive them valued,
end receive the NEW HIGH -'PRICK either • in
SPOT CASH or MERCHANDISE, for any article
in GOLD, SiLVER or PLATINUM. We pay a
premium on Gold Coins, over free valve.
FREE -We will test and value anything you
wish to bring absolutely free.
Buying and testing will be in eharge of au ex-
pert working under a Government Lieenpe and all
Orecions metals eolleeted are shipped to the
ROYAL MINT at Ottawa, Out.
Next Week Is Old Gold Week
AT-
E. C. ROBERTSON'S
JP;WH:1d 1, R, OODERICH, ONT.
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