The Signal, 1936-7-9, Page 5BATHING C
PS ---Style and Fit
20c, 29c,
Reetai wllbsut burne-
Caratu. Burroughs, mid Nil
Rains, Only Zr5
NOXLICMA, 25e sire, wick 1 1I.
15e
BACKBIT!: Kll►NE% AND
BLADDER PILLS. Sea baa
3 for $1.19
39c, 49c
BOX BROWNIES -
Nu. 0 Brownie .51.25
No. 2 Hawke.) a SLiM
No. 2 illewde $2.25
N. $A bewuie S4,IN
paohivrlTt>i RiMEDY-
Deapseatid setter and bronchitis
It does Ifte results
erne Mads iIa
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE.
n The Sgllldre - &dSTtCh
Phone 90
YOU GET VALUE TOIL
YOUE 1[OREY
when you buy D k H. CONE•
..eerier a avrtt AS
QUAL
The cone -cleaning process etimlu
atm the slat% -
YOU BUY Al.L CIL#L
Placer your orders now sod get
the summer prier.
For Hardware, Plumbing and
Heating. call or phone.
CHAS. C. LEE
AT THE HARBOR
nog. Otcn 49--Honae 112
GODRRICH TOWNSHIP
t1 Nt7HIP
OODERICH TOWNSHIP, July
alar Esther Mellwain left on Batnr-
1 day for Toronto, where she will take
co s t' teaching.
tt r; ::tor "il -_t
Mr. and --Mrs. Harvey FWIce, wase.
fortunate to fact last week while at
!play. frarturi,.g her shoulder.
Mn. James (toss, of God(erleh, sprat
Sunda, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Falconer.
Mr. and Mr-. Robt. McAllister,
Mervin, Jeau and Maxine, Kra. Carl
Sowerby, June and Lois, spent Bun
day at Auburn at the home of Mr
and Mrs. Dave Hamilton.
Mr. and Ctrs. Sam Mcnwatn, of
Goderteh, visited on Wednesday. wtth
THE S!GNAL '°"' - "` GO!iSL'RICH, ONT.
Tax Date Again
Is Fifty Mills
JUSTR1TE
BIRD SUPPLIES
'.4..'
.ter..
•
IMPORTED KIK1► 1M:LD
loi prier Ile
1 -Ib. 2Se
SILVER BIRD GRAVEL
Pkg. 15e
SONG RESTORER
In can w 11 11 iw,ttrfng sis'nt
Price ISe
HONEY ROLL
Pied and Trost lir
TRI -ONE GRAVEL PAPER
Round and Oblong Shape'.
protects tstttoui of cage and
helps to keep !dr.'''. rails
trluw d.
1 Sheets in carton...... 15e
SONG RESTORER
Can 15e
MOULTING PROD
Can 15e
YITAMINE HEALTH FOOD
Cagan. Cad Liver OU lie
SEED CUPS lee
SPRINGS lee
TREAT CUPS 5e
Juetrlte ('scary c;oils lltw,k Free
with purchase
Gordon Tebbutt
WEST STREET PHONC 451
(Couttuued from page 1)
be tares Another rtoompsendrtlon
was that $150 he paid to the Blue Wa-
ter 4lighwry Assoctallur as the coast-,
ell's share of the 1088 grant to th.tt
Association. The housing commlaslon,
mot,-* n 2""nikiiiir.•
Joined the Society of Victoria street
church, (oderich, at their meeting ou
Monday 4ftenuwn. Miss Milne, of
Blyth, was the guest speaker.
On Friday +Toning, a large number
of young peopre held a successful
wetne•r and martlmallow roaiiron the
1 beach below Mr. bred Nattel's. Bath -
I Ing and game- veer. enjoyed. Every
Ione reported a real good thee.
l►n Tbur'ada, eycs1yg Cnloaisoftbat'
1l team played al p'orter's Hlll, brisigu
iiose Me' Aon•.r.. "-&k -died wont,
Mr. MacDonald wu paid ledlreCUy fleet
his services, in the bathing -buss et►a-
cewloe.
The Mars' a.ventt..
Councillor Brows rsfei red at wise
length to some Vitiated of the pro-
ceedings of the Mayors' convention at
Orlllis. He said he hoped the report
of the eouventloa w.oalu not be tiled
sway and uegEeeted; there was *nue
valuable matter In It. He referred
particularly to the resoluttun regarl
Ing the powers u1 leboul boards, one
it was reported, was taking over Ibe with regard to the Income tax, another W. 1. oared refreshments•
Lawrence house ou Ke.ya street. with regard to daylight =Title, and Jenny eM.
The public works committee ,e- still another with regard Mrs.' w, . Plunkett (nee J 19 the stet- (;Iof Sioux Lookout, is vnng
ported: Regarding the letter of Jua'g llizatlou of the mentally deficient. Ellen Clutr,
title 1!1311, from the county engineer With regard to daylight saving, her m.,ther, Mn. Mlle Jean Ston
Elle , ut Toronto, U
advising that, lucludtug 111b8 rebate, Councillor Brown thought there visiting for the summer with her par -
there will be ayyrol:mrtely $2,430 re should be a Province-wldc plebladte. eats, Mr. and Mrs. Thos !Mothers.
Mr. T. 11. Mitchell. of Oodericb,
was a Sunday visitor at the home of
Ur. Ed. Anderson.
Oweets with Mr. and Mra. Jack
Rlcharr•ek,and n
*r T:dsoa`l''."i[icoTerH�idsonthew_7i r T r ua )'arwe
Farms, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Camp-
bell. of Winchester, Indiana.
Misses Edith anti Bath Walker.
danghtrr. of Revue jean' W>llker. re-
turned Chinese missionary, are holi-
daying at the home of Mr. and Ilia
Jas. McWhluney.
Mrs. Melville Reed and daugbter
Doris, sot -Toronto. are Isere to spend
the sumer with her mother, Mrs. Jos.
Glrviam.
W. M. S. Meeting -The regular
monthly meeting of this W.M.S. was
held in the basement p( the United
church on Friday. July 8rd, .with Miss
Cella Psajland preel (ing and conduct-
visitors wljll Mr. an' Mrs. -11. A. Mc-
Kenzte.
Mies Letitia purula. of Fort Frances.
was a visitor recently with Mimi L.
Drvaney. Mia* Duruin, who le a
teacher, jpurneyed ou to Ktngeton,
where see is taking it summer course.
Mr. W. A. Culbert, after the com-
pletion of.bls new- baru ou the 4th
cone -silo* et Ashtfeld, held s barn
dance on Monday cren:Avg• with a
targe crowd atteudlag. Ilogan'a or.
ehestra supplied the music, and the
fund to the town, we recommend that
the county engineer be asked to ar-
range a cash refund of the amount to
the town.
The special and relief committee re-
ported having eaamL_ed the minutgt.ef Councillor, Hncktns and
the Mayors' convent '. O..Wls } a gee tis• by Come
mended
, Cralgle that a list of lax arrears be
Chet ergy br die w Ale for initis, submitted wu adopted.
If daylight saving w.:re made uniform
throughout Ostarlo tt would be a deslr-
abls thing.
Councillor Humber suggested each
melobsettr.Z.lhOuld tread the report and It
d�/raed'ai-ala essi't'•iketttii
consider Al ion. Regariliug [weals- On lho sugge/tlun of Deputy Reeve -
four -hour polite protection In the town at Its. , the matter of vatting weeds
the committee reporled. that it was at the harbor was left with the public
leukleg tate 11* matter wad would re -,vein committee.
Bylaw NA. 8, to pesidde fur the pay-
ment of interest on tko O.W.S.R. bond',
and bylaw No. 10, to levy the taxes
for 1036, were put throt.gh their sev-
eral readings, and the council ad -
port later.
The water, light and narbor eonunit-
tee : Regardlog the sante-
tion
sgp►tion that the council p.y fur a pru-
feealonal lifeguard at the bathing buck journed.
for July and August, we be; to report
that arrangements already have been BICYCLE STOLENmade with lir. Bart MacUunald to luck A ,d morning's !Jibing be four -
titter pyx 4r gas h ul meat In- 1
that no action be taken on or_ rrreec, wises spoil ' when
,last - and
tion this year. Other recommeeda- Im walked to the top of the hill with
tion were: That the public utillt:es
commLa ion be advised that the coun-
cil approve,. of the luatallatton of an-
other street light on Park street br
tween Cambria road and ALbert street
his catch to dtsco!er someone had
stolen his bicycle, which be had bid -
/en in the bushes. The bike had
been !eft near the step. at the north
end of Wellington street. His catck
that the chairman of tills committee of Itftren dab was rove c.,nsolatlou for
errancy for the Installation Of water hid Joss, and be war fishing ouly one
service In the lathing beach building. hour,
The cemetery and parks committee -�'-
report :d : We are waging Mr. B. W. DUNGANNON
Archibtlt,
CE.. ter -lay out walks i] ;
boys' the Orem Holme Park and do the et- DUNGANNO/N, Jul' h. -Mrs. Brt-
The service at Felon ebureb was glaeerleg in connection therewith on r
wet' attended on Sumay, when the five per cent. bast- . In the matter of
new Iratsp_11g). A. Y Moorebouse. erecting au additins' waterworks
delivered his Arst ierann. He spoke, standpipe In the ce•'uet. ry we recom-
mend that Oils c,.mmitiee be empow-
ered to poria.. a larger tank than
was at first propos,41 if deemed advlu-
able.
[from a very httlua telt fur Lisa ocea-
slop. "We then. a. workers Pigott/tor
with iilm, beseech you ales flat 7*
I receive !dot the gr,., ,• ed fled In Tab" M Tb. e committee recdmmendcrl that
(2 Corinthian,' 11:1I....N .Nett pssda). tire
;services will be as usual. Sunday one rubber coat be purchased for Od
I school at 2 p'u., preaching sere -ice at Ire brigade as requested. and that the
3 p.m., with tie pastor In charge- { matter of purchasing ;acre Ore bogie
be laid over for further cosideratioe.
IRISH TREBLES TOURNEY These capons we K a:! adopted.
Twenty rinks toot part in the Irish With reference to the report of the
trebled toarnameet of the Godericb lottrvr committee. Councillor Rucking visiting ber daughter. Sirs. John An. !the family tree who were pre -cit were
1Ltr•n Mewling C10 oil Friday night midi he did not wish the ladles, who drew, it Edmonton. Alta., returned ou Mr. and Mrs. W. 1.- Hen, y. Mrs- 0. R.
law. Three rinks weer from Bae- presr,rted the request for the engage- bar home on Mondr• I Henry and eons Billy and. Ken, of
forth one each from Winslow as/ l went of a life -gourd -to feel that "we Mr. xud Mrs,. F;tl. Durnin and three F9e•sherton : Mr. and Mrs. daaN• .Hop-
i 1Sr (`brae
ttadman and two children, of Essex,
are holidaying at the home of her par -
elite, Mr. and Mr*. 'Daces S. Erring -
toll.
Guests this week III tet home of lir.
Samuel Swan are lir. -.:Id Mrs. Wm
McMann's. South_Bcud. lndlrura_and
their two grawldaugbters. Frani-es
and Marie Grat•ersen, of Bremen, In;
EXTRA VOTES!
Friday and Saturday
15000 Extra Votes
on every Lady's or Child's
Bathing Suit
ger Of-
'ry s '$r t/
were . mad ' for haring• it play in the
parlan hill on Wwlii .icy. night, July
15th, to be put on by the 'Nile Ilakern.
All were pleased to have Rev. Jebr
Walker (a 'former .ea:tor), and bks
wife present, and to listen to a abort
address, telling ut wale of .their -super,
!meas In West (.,blua :.14 the great
progress that Is being wade In that
country as a result of to .'.iouary ef-
fort. Mrs. Rohr. McKtu+ie ler! In the
latter part of the uwYiJug.__ A hymn
was sung and 'Rev. r. R"TtiYtler`itld
la prayer. Readings Avert, elven by •
Mrs. Whyard, M. M. Pentland and
Mra- B, McKenzie. The meeting 1
closed with the benediction by ' the
pekoe, after which the usual l0c tea
was setived.
The Yam Norman Iteuniss.-The
Van Normals reunion wits hold this
year nu July 1st at iferbi,r ,'ark, G.wl-
dlana. erieb. Tie reunion ill ill uteutory of
The United church choir supplied Van liensselear Van Nerman and his.
Music Monday piglet for Ihe• garden family, of three children, who hate;
party at %I410 111,.•,anuretu,u-w-ith their palmed on before to Bound a 11,0110'
jubilee. i reunion ,1n the Brut Beyond. lie-
- eery. S. J. Treleav n. echo has been preno:dtatives of the three brru,•I.es of
5000 Extra Votes
on every pair of Slack Shorts
and Sweat Shirt
10000 Extra Votes
on eve"'"i"yt`asni�e s sol''a
Friday and Saturday
F. E. Hibbert
Phone 84 -
The Cash Stare
and Milford l'eatlaud, Mrs: D. A. row-
. ler awl Melba, of Dsttg.:ttnan. Friends!
from the l: dtsd_ Santee were Mrs.
t Ur. a Flint. se Perti, Mich.; her
daughter, Mtn Fid Lucke, of Lan-
sing, Micb.i Mrs. Flume Smith, oftllad
-tae, Web.; Ret-. Chris. England and
daughters. Kate, of La Peer, Mich, The
youngest descendants present were
Jimmie Hopper, Yeafurth, and Norma
Kessedy, Dundalk. To lire. Charlie
England belongs the distinction of be -
die oldest !icing d,wceudant of I
the three -fatuities, he being over
eighty yeah+ of age. Ile is very ac-
tive and broadcasts Ore days a week
from his home station. lesides giving
the Sunday school lesson Sunday
Clinton. and-Ofteeu from the Weal club,' Juat Received in them .nd then Left children, of Btoufvllie, are visiting eta per, Jack. l lalre asst bar e,
The whalers were: 1st. Walls )111- things as they were." : The Council I aunt Miss I.. i►renuy. and brother.' Van Norman. Jean Mark. Josephine.
lag's risk from Wlnehaw ; 2nd, Wank ( had hid difficulty In keeplug down The i Marven burnin, at Crewe. Margaret. of WIngbam t , Mrs. Ja
-Mr, and Mrs. Hent•. Mundt, of West 1 ltryana and Idella, of Brussels; .yrs.
Monktee, visited the former's ulster, 1 Fin 5.11(4111irm, Herold and • Intl. of
lire, Ay, 5eay,_ �a-F s - and Ytra -Wig
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ltcYiciiren Ind+FiT; Gladys.-Lonetla and MOM. At
family . of London were week -end i t4'aforth ; Mr, and . Mr... Geo. Irwin
, Peaaebaker's Clintuc rink; 3rd, R. tax rate aud did flat wtah to incur
Juhas{m.a__Goderieh_xink_Wea__Mat, I ar'new- expense. -Mi. MacDonald,"
F)tiran and Herr Senderens- beIng-tKe7ailid tlrc comae/Um; -wah•heis Arno
oiler two players); tth. 11. Stewart's down there pretty closely."
.rink from Seaforth. _.., Councillor Humber pem.ted out that
mornings. It was decided unapt= 1
inously to meet again !text year at the
-time place on July 1st. The Akers
elected for the waning year are: 1're-
- • N..+ i_ i
eitet'tery-ttel'anrcr. MTs. Cltaa.' Hop-
,
topi per,. Wingtram. },
HEADQUARTERS
-row- .
FURNITURE
and PAINT
ACLCRAFT PALNTS are hlgb la
anality and low In pries.
You win find Srstclase values
In our stock of
FURNiTUURE and' STOVES
We positively save you money
W. H. Blackstone
'On the Broadway or Goderich"
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i
Backward weather forces us to reduce our stock of Men's and Young Men's Clothing, Furnishings,
Boots and Shoes, at greatly reduced pirices. Watch our windows for Extra Specials !
dale Starts SATURDAY JULY lith91936
26 Men's and
Young Men's Suits
All-wflannels. tweed's tied wor*-
tach. In grey or brown. Art silk -
lined. plain or away-iack style.
Perfect fitting. Size* 34 to 40.
Opportunity Sale
$1 1.95
EXTRA PANTS $2.95
'i ouths' Suits
2 -PANT
All -wool, new- sport style hack- wide
bottom trousers. Sizes 32 to 18.
f)ppnrtnnity Sole
$9.95
Police Braces
25c
Pullovers
MiON'S ALL -WOOL SI.F)let/F, .i $t4
White. grey or maroon.
8.9c
Overalls
CARHARRT
Blue, hleck or stripe. Sleet, 14
42. Opportonity Salo
$1.89
to
{
Work Pants
• MCCIl _RED BA('K
Riveted. Alt 'deem.
'$1.00
Men's Outing Trousers
/, ,„-ll1"Illlk, All ,ides
$1.39
Men's Bathing Suits
speed .tyle. Blue. black or maroon.
All sizes 111111 all -wool.
$1.29
B.V.D.. Combinations
All vises.
49c and 69c
Man's new
Fancy Braces
Leather ends.
29c
Nutt
- Work Sox -
Wo4or Union. medium or dark.
17c pair; 3 for SOc
Boys' Knee Pants
F'I;nnicl or w•asli drilla.
S9c and 79c
Msn's- Shorts
and Shirts
25c each
2 for 45c
Work Shirts
F'1ne Omnil.r, ' .t11 -Iz,•`
59c
-Swim Trunks
Extra anality all -!lost.
9gc pair
Men's Fancy Hose
!Ford and caftan mirturc
25c pair , •
Men's Belts
\jwis..l auiwer. fancy,
45c
Overalls
MF:N'4 ITF..AYY RED BACK
F:lti+f le lack i,racrs. All size..
$1.19
Men's..Canvas Shoes_
Milder soles. Rises 0 to 10.
79c
Boys' Baseball Caps
•1Oc
Boys' Jerseys
Men's Work Shoes
leather or pane, solei!. plain toe..
Slue a to tA. Opportunity Rale
$1.98 and $2.19
Men's Fine Broadcloth
Shirts
flair whit,` and dark, brown, bine
or wine colors. Sl'F:('1A1.
$1.45 -
Men's Fancy Sox
12c pr:
Combinations
111:Nat PENMAN'S RALItRIu;AN
Short shr•cew and long legs. All
sizes.
79c
Boys' Coveralls
Rite or khrlki. Siwe 4 t0 7 'vers.
43c; 2 for 85c
. ROB
Tailors
Phone 384
Agent for Tip Top Ta
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-,
t.lnrw-..w
^yw.'S.Ti1sr•¢•'2'.
Men's Summer Caps
All Mime. ` 19c• -
25c •
oys' Combinations
Palhriggan. All Nisei.
39c
Men's Fine (Words
Kock oily. All rhes.
$1.95
Men's •n T 'its
Z
Plain sh.dee and a (wilted slri,e•
:.n1 thee:.%. All s
Zipper' -Shits
MIN'S F-iNE
• (,`foss* .or blue. All shwa.
$1.39
Men's W bit .Oxfords
ill 'Ile*
$2.69
Bnv!its Oh!eral
1te4 Rn. ,..Z0.11 M 1 s
0 re
79c
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