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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1936-8-20, Page 8a Dews iron Seymour'. Bond St. Salon London, England A Jane Seymour Expert at Dunlop's Drug Store Tbtsesdgy, Friday and Saturday * NOTE THE DATES AUGUST 27th, 28th and 29tb hoe aSheSermenr's will �e peat will be is ausdence during the abevalmSheletely free et charge, facial treatment seemly as it is i. hoe Seymour Beauty Salons is Band Street, ►lagland Make yourself lovelier hr the ceasing seems. Let an expert tell you bow to give your- self elective treatment In year sown home with the Jane secret of England's lovely women MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT IMMEDIATELY Telephone or call quickly al DUNLOP'S DRUG STORE BEDFORD BIAN'K • • . THE SIGNAL Transportation to Conserratire Picnic at BayneId Will all persons needing Iranaporta- 1los, and all ear Owners who will have available apace to go to the picnic tau Wednesday. August 20IIl, please re- port to the uidernawed in your pulling subdivision or neighborhood? No. 1—Mrs. F. 11. or Jac► Wood. No. 2—Mina J. Swatficld or Joe Jock. No. 3—William StIveua. No. 4—Fred Muruey. --Nor-5—Mise- Ben- Allen.-- Rr. R_,i,uee,._.l Trembley. Se 7,4Foaeat Yridlattu. No. S—ltatold Taylor. No. 9 --Mrs. Arbour. No. 10—Mr. and Mrs. William Wit - S00. . No. 11 -George Schaefer. No. 12-- Mrs. Fred Bowra. There rill. he •. truck In charge of Mr. Jack Wood, providing free trans- portation, leering from Court House Park, at the baud atand. Apy- one desiring to use this accommoda- tion will please communtea4e with Mr. Wood. ereae.naslr- GODERICH, ONT. SNAPSHOT GUIL SHADOW SHOOTING THIEF NEARLY CAUGHT Ian Thursday- Wet Kenneth Gregory, son of Mayor Gregory, of Stratforu, gave Otiose to a sneak -thief whom be saw teavfilg the Gregory cottage at Maple Grove, near Grand ]tend. The thief, who was leaving the cottage as young Gregory was returning to Mr PHONE 1 slimmer home, dropped a bundle of clothing and a handkerchief IYtntalntl.g TAXI Prompt, courteous service. Reasonable rates. CLAYTON EDWARD Lighthouses Street Phone 615. a sum of a •y when he tied. The Sir Malcolm Campbell's "Bluehlyd.' bundle euutafuel trousers„a cult coat the mammoth racing car that attained °Ont two pairs of shoes. Mr. Gregor), told a spend of slightly more than 304 polies. he would he able ho Idcutif} miles per hour on the salt fiats al the thief. Ptah. will be seen In the automotive Building at the Canadian National Ex- hibition. Use The Signal's Advertising Column FARMERS! ATTENTION!! Threshing Beef Special 121c lb. (PRLME STEER) Specials on Spring Lamb—Saturday Only Lep.. , , 2.s lb. Lstoa.. 23e ib. Sbeulder....22e Breast R east fer 8teidag....12 6e T. SANITARY MEAT MARKET PMaa 486. 1'— r 8R We Deliver. Next Hoal a Hastllware. GODERICH MARKET PRICES Poultry Ilene, 5 lbs.. IOe; bens. 4-5 lbs., 9c; hens, tinder 4 Ibr., 7c. Eggs and Butter Eggs. ler dozen. lie -24c: butter, dairy, Ib., 22e; butter, creamery, Ib., 27c. Livestock Bacon hugs, cwt., $9.1.1; beef, lb., 4e -5c; veal, lb,. Se -6c;' lamb, Ib 7c -734e. Grain Wheat, pee bow, 9&'- DSc•; buck- wheat, per hug., 45c ---50c ; lata, per bus., 40c --45e; feel barley, per bus., 06c - 63c•, malting barley, per bus., 95e— $1.00. 5e$1.00. Vegetables Potatoes, new, $2—$2.25 bag. Fleur sod Feed Bran, 100-tb. tag, $1.45; shorts. 100 - lb. bag, $1.55; Manitoba flour, 100-11,. bag. $3.0O-43.25. • . �4 *minion; w. ' • These values are effective for August 20th. 21st and 22nd Sunhght Soap 10B.- 53( Special 1 Standard Quality "SPECIAL" F e1logg's Pep21ke23 (.event WAX BEANS Whole 3 Vo.: C Tall fins Special! Australian Choice Quality PEACHES Sliced or Halves 2 16 -oz. 2 Tins Special 1 Early Morning 1FEE ' i -Ib. I Pkg 9` 9` PARD CAT & DOG FOOD 2 I -Ib. tins 23* HORMEL Boneless CHICKEN 6 -oz Tin 22e SHAMROCK SAUSAGE - 15 -oz. Tin 29t LIBBY'S ORANGE JUICE 15 -oz. tin 12e PLEW'S OAT PUFFS - 4 -oz. pkg.st HEDLUND'S MEAT PASTE 4 -oz. Tin 10t Specie/ 1 Catelh's "YELLOW EYE" BEANS BAKED southern Style 2 I8 -oz. Tins 9` 1Nq' UFFES IRRADIATED Pkg 9C 100^/ee Pure Pennsylvania Penn -Rad 1B0�' MOTOR OIL 6 -qt. Sealed Ca ,1 anisic p 541 9,115 PoTe C Sp•cW Lard Dophle Action Classic Cleanser Tin sc We Deliver I'ridny moil Saturday Large Cauliflower... 2 for 29c Large ]lisp Celery .. 2 for 15c 1 Special Juicy Sweet Oranges Dozen 23c 1ludee Red Malaga Grapes Lb. 15e (FREE DELIVERY ON ALL ORDERS) yy Experiment a little with shadow effects. You'll enjoy It. DIDyou ever snap shadow pic- tures? If you haven't you have missed a lot of fun and failed to get some grotesque but fascinating pic- tures to add interest to your snap- shot collection. Shadow pictures are easy to make, too. The main requisite is a good, strong sun in the late afternoon or early morning. Late afternoon, per- haps fifteen or twenty minutes be- fore the sun starts gradually to disappear below the horizon, is pref- erable, for your light is usually stronger at this time and easts deep- er and sharper shadows. The two pictures above are only a couple of examples of the many unusual pictures to be taken with the aid of a strong sun. The picture to the eight was the result of an alert amateur's "nose for pictures". As he started down the steps of the -elevated train platform—with _his always ready camera — says he, "Here is a picture", so hurriedly set the diaphragm at f.11 and shut- ter speed at 1/25 of a second and— snap—he had a fine shadow picture. As the man at the bottom of the steps wan walking away from the camera a shutter speed of 1/25 of a second was fast enough to stop ac- tion and still give the proper ex- posure. Obviously the picture to the left was posed but it shows further pos- sibilities for taking unusual sha- dow pictures. An ideal place for taking shadow pictures is on light colored ground; the cement side- walk, the street or better yet—on beaches where the light sand accen- tuates the dark body and outline of the shadow. You can also get unusual shadow pictures by standing soy that your shadow is cast on the side of a building or a house. Here's one thing to remember. If you take pictures with the shadow cast on a light adored surface the exposure should not be as long as that used in taking pictures with the -shadows-east, en • claspz back ground. In other words you make your exposure for shadow pictures but little longer than you would for an ordinary snapshot. with the same lighting conditions. JOHN VAN GUILDER. BRIEFS A C.N.R. gang Is redooriig the bridge on the;road leading to the Saltford bridge. • 1'pholatcrlug and repairs. Latest land antique coverings. Satisfaction jg11:1e11111,.s I. 1.114111 references. lVJI lti:I1'. Hamilton street. I i On Ni lay at 12 o'clock noon the I local fire brigade was called to the home iv( James MacAdaw, Cambridge street, toeutingul-ll a-hlwuey tire. The dam- I Iage was slight. I Miss Gladys Gann has resigned the ' position or .te11ograpter which she had 1 filled for several years in the local ]lank of Montreal other, and le nuc- I , cabled by Miss Audrey Wieland-- j } YMe-tterwA,e4,4-lwwd.d-.ae spies. caught In the Saratoga swamp by George Rut- !hvlge and Ihte;d Cantwell. of the Nile ldistrlct, have been turned over to Mr. IJohn MacKay, of Bowwaiville Mt 'MacKay Inas somewhat of a turnagerla laud the Game 1k1partue111 instructed !the youths to turn the birds over to the ornithologist. I WANTED.—WASHING RhlA8�1- TT ABLY done at home. No tattle - TO RENT EYES EXAMINED AND GLASSE FITTED AT REASONABLE PRICE A. L. COLE OPTOMETRIST PHONE 91 GODEROH WANTED R RENT.—TWO-STORY BRICK F° house, curter Elgin aveuue• and Wa- I • terloo street. Possession on Septet's- ! ber 1. Apply to MBS. M. 1'. TYN- I DALL. H.R. 5, Godcrie h. Telephone Carlow 1522._ L�t111 RENT.—SIx'1'Y-ACRE FARM, 1 tfrst-class buildings. in Ilullett town- ship on No. 4 highway, iornt•r eon- cession 13, one and a -ball miles from Iwnoleslooro and two and ii -half miles from Itic,h. For particulars apply F. PINI;LAND, Barrister, Clinton. tint. TENDERS WANTED tale grey left In. Apply to BOX 29, SIGNAL. ANTED.—USED TIRES. LIB- Iry EIIAL allowance made on your used tires for new Dominions. ItLEYEacS SERVICE STATION MEN WANTED FOR RAWLBIUH Routes of 600 families. Iteltabie hustler should start earning $25 week- ly and Increase rapidly. Write today. IIAWLEIG11, Dept. MC -216 -*-O, Mon- treal, Canada. I'4 Mi It WANTED.—A PERSON .14•011 and particular desires to shale 11ouv with carctu1 roomier. I'Inaae ,owe and as. It. MISS MUNNINIi.i, 'rrafalgar street ]fourth house west of Victoria street). I ('HASTEN'S/ ACCOL'N'I'ANTS Qlt:11 TEDR E115 addressed to the ; J undersigned and ctnlorseil "Tender for .t.1.111 ilia* and Alteratiuis. Public s, Building Sarnia. tiutari .: will tw re - until 1'. o'clock neon (daylight saving), Friday, August 'at. 1934, for .)01111111.11 111111 Alterations to the Public I Budding. Sarnia. untarlo. I'Luls and .11.011'1111,11111k11.11.011'1111,11111k11can lot' sere n 'od foruas "f tender obtained at the ufile•s of the Chief Architect. Depart- Imetst of Lublk Work„ (maw*, the I super%Ising Architect, 36 Adelaide I Street East, Toronto, lint.. and tbe' Caretaker. 1'unlic Building. Sarnia, Out. Tapbe considered will not Iosiderel uu- 1smade ade ou the fonts supplied by the !k•plrttuent and In ais•urdan,e with 7 the conditions set forth therein.de Each tender muest be accompanied anied by a errtlfied cheque on a chartered bank in Canada. payable to the order of the Honorable the Minister of Public Works, equal to 10 per cent - of the amount of the tender, or Bearer Dominion of the ominion of Canada or of PORTER'S HILL PARAMOUNT PORTER'S HILL, Aug. 19.—Mr PARAMOUNT. Aug. 19.—Mr. and Charles Young has been confined to his bed the past week. Nurse Mason Is with him. A slight Improvement is reported. Mrs. (Dr.) Stevenson and family, of Loudon, called on friends and pic- nicked at the old home one day this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Mu. McPherson a_ daughter Marie, of Detroit. are visit- ing at G. G. Newton's. Betty New- ton. w ho had been visiting In Detroit, returned with them. "�-� Miss Aida Meikonald inlrrrrell to Hal: Lake Pity. Ptah, en route to Long Ida1c1l. California,fornia, and thence to Los Angeles. Miss Evelyn Cox.. who was homLondone foi a short visit. has returnee to London to take a position with the Imperial I Life. Mr, and Mrs. Melville Cole. who have recently returned from the Wert. have pirrhass1 the Hillock farm. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rodger have moved to the home of Mr. Robert Me Cartney, Holmesvllle. The l; alcrich Townahip Men's Club aro making extensive preparations for .their held day. Miss Elva Elliott has been engaged as teacher In S. S. No. 5. The Ladies' Aid hall a good turnout to their Aittrist meeting on.Thursdaac last, about twenty being present. Mrs.4.0.414.0.414.--Cox4.0.44.0.414.--Cox hail -'.urge, A.-gatIt was l'oii1 t111'Ia- I and plans were made for a booth on field day. A very dainty lunch wire seemed. Mrs.. *•teen Ilettie•s- and Mrs. Peter Young acting as host - asses - Mr. Auatln Harrier hail the misfortune, to have a bone In his shoulder broker, Tat the ball game last week. The ba, ',boyo surely have had a streak of hat !boys this year. Mr. McClennan, a former teacherre here. now principal of the Tswater I school, spent a few day! last week with the Jas. Harrison family. Mrs. Ed. Watson visited with Mr. ani IMrs. Arthur look before going back Ito Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Martin, Laurin and Auatln, 4th concession, were re- lent %loiters with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacG111 werevlsl Ong with Mr and Mrs. Gills -rt Bark - well, 21)41-t,isalon, recently. Miss Mary Cook. R.N., is nursing Inol the Geerleh hospital at present. Misses . Anne ■od Rae MacIkmslJ spent the week -end at WasBeach each and Barrie. the Canadian National Itailway Com- e pang and Its constituent compsnles, unconditionally guaranteed IS to prin- cipal rill interest by tlw Dotntniou of Canada. or the aforementioned bonds - and a eertitlel cheque if required .0 make up an all amount. NI TE.—The Invert went, through the Chief Architect's office, will supply blue prints 111111 specification of the work "u dep,-lt of at sum of 110.01), in the form of a certified bank cheque payable to the order of the Minister of l'ubl1.- Works. I lo` drpslslt will 1,' re- le•asrd uu return 1.1 the blue prints and spisitleation within it mouth from the date of reeeption of tenders. If not ret onus! wlthiu that period 111t deposit will Is. forfeited. IG order. .J 11. `wIMEItVII.I.E. Secretary. 11eplrtmcnt of i'ublic Works, Ottawa, .august 14, IiKt6. WAR VETERANS' PI('NiC All war veterans and their families t Glalerlch and vklnity will hold a basket picnic in ilarbor Park, (lode-' rich, Wednesday afternoon, August _Meth. at. 2 o'clock. Come end -bring your basket with Nips and spoons. etc. Plates, tea. sugar and cream will lit. provided. Wear your beret. Please accept this as a versional Invitatldn. ('IIAS. itARKER, Presldenl DiED AUBURN .in Old Landmark Gone. - A familiar landmark which had stood for over sixty years has ieen removed, a new steel building having replaced the old tog ionise on the farni of Wm. Straggh- an. 2nd concession of East Wawanosh. The old house was one of the largest in the district and last of the ancient Ing houwer to he removed. Before it WHIR torn down It boasted its original shaved cedar shingles. still in fair con- dition. The logs, the foumlatlon Duca IN•ing cedar and the upper tamarack, also were In fair condition. The pine stringers were sound and were used for the framework of the new building The wnrkmanshlp, which was almost entirelydonie with the axe, was admin able. For Bowe yearn the old house had .beep used ae an Implement abet; The farm on which It was situated. now owne1 by William Straughan, is the farm that was'taken up In pioneer days by Thomas Htrnughan and has every since remained in the polssesaloi of the family. LOST OR FOUND LGIT. --BOTTOM HALF ENGLISIi- MAirE fountain pen. on Monday. Keepsake. Leave at THE SIGNAL. OFFICE. CART) OF THANKS 1 WISH To THANK THE PEOPLE, of this community who 'imitated In way►ng my garage from being de- stroyed by fire. WILLIAM JOHN AI.I.1N. Colborne Township. Ii .twIuE:NCE MtLAitTY TAKES THI.9 l� opportunity •of tendering Ilia graft. - NI thanks to all who helped In saving his house from destruction by the r'• cent lire in Colborne township. McGRATTFN.—In (ioderleh, nn Mon- dny. August 17. Sarah Gatley, wed ow of the late John McGratten, In ber 09th year. DARN FOR SALE. -27x33, MElrIATE dIspout l. BROWN, Angleww street. FOR SALE BARRY .—At Wellesley hospital, To- rbnto, on Wetneaday, August 12th, 11Kitt, JowSph Bruce Barry. son of the late George Barry of Ooderlch. • FURNITURE Repaired, Remodelled and Upholstered WORK GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE George McKay it. David's Street, Oodari& FOR IM- SATURDAY, AUGUST 22ud, DAViD L W. MONTEITH. l:.t •1 Chartered Accountant 89 Outarlo street, Stratford. Ontario IMember Flrstbrook, McLeod a Mon- teith. Toronto, Ontario.) VETERINARY SURGEON DR. 0 • E. MYERS, V.11.,B.Y.Sc, VETERINARY SURGEON Graduate of the University of To- ronto and Ontario Veterinary College. odic. at T. T Murphy's, Hamilton street. Phones: Day 206; residence • 24VW. AUC IONEERING !THOMAS GI'NDRY, QODERICH, LIVE STOCK AND MINERAL AUCTIONEER Telephone No 119 Sales attended to anywhere asd every effort made to give satisfaction. Farmers' sale motes disconeted. MEDICAL DR. F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE, RJR. NOSE, THROAT. Late House Surgeon New Iork Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital. ai- 1 daunt at Moorefield Eye Hospital and (]olden Squ1.re Throat Hospital. I London. Eng. EYES TESTED, GLASSES SUPPLIED 53 Waterloo Street S., Stratford. Telephone 267. Next visit—Wedoe+lay, September 16th, from 7 p.m., to 11.30 a.m. on Thuralay. September 17th, at Redford Hotel. LEGAL DI'DLEY E. HOLMES, Barrister, Etc. otnee—/'art House, Ooderlcb. - AU('TiON SALES Telephone 55. AUCTION SALE: 11F .a (:►MF111t- DI)('G1.A8 R. NAIRN, TABLE BRICK DWEH.LINIJ, with Barrister and Solicitor Hamilton Street, Gedericb• I a frame stable and one-half sere of I Telephone 512. land In tialtford, where taxes are low I IERNEST M. LEE, We are inatructcd by Mrs John Steep to sell by public auction, at the premises, on FRIDAY, AUGUST 21st, at 2 o'clock sharp: The property consists of one-half acre of good garden land, a brick house containing living -room, kitchen, summer klicben, pantry and three bed- rooms on ground floor, a good cellar, and four rooms upstairs. The barn 1s In good shape, and easily converted Into a garage It necessary. Electric lights In house. The taxes last year were $6.70. I'owleaslon can be given at once. TERMS—Twenty per cent. of pur- chase price to be paid at time of male; balance In thirty days, or terms may be arranged on a portion of the pur- chase money. MRH. JOHN WPE)MI', Proprietress. T. (l'Ni)ltY k SON, Auctioneers. R('CTiON SALE OF US$ IDENOK ANI) HOI'SE FURNISHINGS, IN- CLUDING 1IEINTZMAN PiANO AND BENCH. I. We have received instructions from Mrs. James C. Bogle to„aeR by public auction at the prepaI ., No. 11 Tra- falgar street, Goderlch, 00 COR SALE.—HUDSON CAR, iN a good condition. Vietrnla In mahog- any case. Call at 92 Fast street. L'OR SAi.El-- i'l.oW 1'OINTR. BUY 1 Pointe for all makes nt plow! at BF.E:VURH' NERVII'II STATION Pi 40 (lodertch, (Mt. Pula SALE:, t►NIC BICYCLE, iN A-1 I shape. BEEYERS' HEf1VICI: STATION Phone 40 Gerdsrich, Ont. rW81p roil SALit: TWO-STORY rick honest on Nelson street. Eight rooms end bathroom. Good location. Would ,:change for bungalow or cot. toge... Apply at STITI!XL at 1.30 p.m.: The property consisting 01 wart pert lot 735, on whirl) there 1. a comfor- table Krick house rontalaln% !even rooms, with c•losat verandah, bath. gantry end gond eenwn cellar. At the same time all the contents of the home will be diapered of : Piano. living -room, dining -room, bedroom and kitchen fnrnt'hings, garden toots hose. lawn mower. etc., several ladders, grindstone, dishes, glassware, curtains and numerous other art 'idea - Thar is a genuine clearing sale. Fver'tl ung must be dlepna d of. TERMS ON PROPERTY - Twenty per 'Pentat time of sale; balsa,* Is thirty days. TERMS ON FURNISHINGS AND PLANO -Gash. T. OU"NDRT a LTO'N, AmetlosNre, A Barrlster and )inn Life Bonding, AdelajdeSollcttor and Vie- tori. Street., Torost) 2. Telepbone Elgin 6$01. DRINiLESB PRACTITIONER CHIROPRACTOR AND DRUGLESS THERAPIST Ooderlch, Phone. 341 Bquipped with electro-magnetle bathe. Illectronle electric treatments and chiropractic. Chronic, organic, and nervous diseases. Lady 1m at- tendaoce. Office boors 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Friday and Sat- urday, and o* Wedneedi7 10 to 12 a.m. only, or consultation may be bad by appointment. Monday and Thursday at Mitchell. A. N. ATKINSON Residence and office—Corner of South street and Britannia road. INSURANCE, WANE. RTC. McKiLLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE CO.—Farm and isolated town property insured. Omcer.—Atex. Broadfoot, Predden Sesforth ; John EJ Peeper, Vlce-P dent, Brne.11eld ; M. A. Reid, Sec terry -Treasurer, Seaforth. Director --Alex. Broadfoot, forth; James [Mobile*. Walton; ern; Knox. Londe.boro; George Leonhard Dublin; John E. Pepper, Rrucefield James Connolly, Ooderleh; Thom Moylan, Seaforth ; W. R. Archiba Seaforth ; Alex. McEwing, Myth. Agents—W. J: 'Teo, R.R. 3, Clin Jame* Watt, Blyth; Jobs E. P R.R. 1, Rroceleld ; R. "F. WK. R.R. 1, Dublin; Chas. F. Hewit eardlne; R. 0. Jarmatb, R.R. holm. Polley -holders can make all and get their cards receipt Royal Rank, Clinton; (:adv Uroeer... Singe/ton street, J. H. Reed's Deseret Ston. Ra Whenever I wish to enjoy the of a clown, 1 am not compelled to far; I las iawgatt won't --Ilar*ea.