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THE SIGNAL - GODERICti, ONT.
!Softball League
1
1• Has Final for 1936
Closes Business for the Year in
Good Condition after a
( r ;
At the filial tueetlag of the executive
of the Church Softball in•:rgue held uu
Tuesday night at the towu-heti, Russ
Bloomfield, papular ev••tnln of the 10:S11
clamps. the Victorians, received the
C. C. see trophy from 1'te.tkui C. H.
numbs* 1 a bl hitt , ► he
represa•utat(ves on the flue sports- f a e
manship whleh was au outstaudIug and lead were thrown away whets
feature -of the league this year. The both Keith Arthttr and Wally West -
treasurer, 11ev. D..1. true, also cote brook `1nl,arl the goal entirely when
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Make Your Christmas
Greeting a Personal One
Portraits
A Photograph of yourself in the
most appreciated, of all gifts.
Patronize your home Photo-
grapher, where all work is guar-
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GODERICH
Successful Season
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G. C. I. NOTES
The G.C.I. soccer team loaf its first
chance ut the 'Hough cup on Thursday
last through the terrible kicking of De
field, following up a decision which
fairy nuked with bad judgment. -
On Tuesday of last week the locals
held' Brussels. semi -Bautista for the
Ifuugb Muir to a 1.1 Ile at Br.uuela,
and the re4uru game was played herr
tai Thursday.
1111l King, Bruassla centre, gave, his
team an early lead abet he poked'
one past "Weary" tlwleer (who is
Mr. Humber e'ugratu...tcd toe leant
DUNGANNON
DU'NGANNON, :toe. 1x. -Mr. Bon•
ald Peatlaad motored to Detroit ou
Sunday, and was accowlatied by Mrs.
B. J. C'rawfurd. wh'"e wit speed the
winter months there,
Mrs, E. Bubb stud Miss Fera spent
a few days lust week cisltlug the furlu-
era eons, Merles .and Juan Bubb, ofl
Amberle, f
Mias Belle Basra, who is emplolcd
at Mr. Quaid's, Pon All•rrt, suff`er..1
n pore toot w heti a Ott, of cement
tell uu It, requiting medical etteutbe'.
Ara. sew, Free la visiting her daugle
ter, Mrs. Neil McDonald, ald, laugside.
stet u� t u t fleet three min-� Mr. U. J. l.. Early is aide to he up
rtes. egala-afteF1ia�-14a-:Uassa_--_
A dhagduug ptue ensued and tl Sirs. Thos. Park spent the weekend
with friends at %Vingha!u stud Listowel.
The W.A. of the (lofted church is
bedding their November meetiug awl
tea at the house of Mrs. Nellie /Stewed t
uu Friday afteruoou of this week.
Mr. David Campbell, of Oklahoma.
Uncle of Mr. J. 1). Richardson, tele-
phone lineman. called to vlslt for a
diy, beton- his return journey, after a
three mouths' visit among trienda here
1tud at Fergus.
Uuder the auspices of the 1)ungau-
non Agricultural Soelet; a play, "Don't
Darken My Leon" will be put ou by
Teesw•ater players In 14e Agricultural
Hall on Friday everniug, November
311ttj. Aherw'ards there will be a
dame, the McKrnsie or:in-etre turu-
ishlig the music.
Jamie, Irnt1Mie.•-The : uutur loft -
!lute held the November m.ettug at the
! borne of one ut the members, Miss
'('ora Finnigan. Tb. )neetlag opened
In the Usual way and after the regu-
; lar richly of business Miss Frances
• Croatrr was appointed pre.ddrut in
place of Miss '1h•rnl.r• ,tach, now of
,'Geslerk h. A piano a .'u was given
'14 Miss Prosier and lunch was then
Nerved. The member* spent the re-
mainder of the time at she reeideuce
of 1)r. Vokett and eajuyed interesting
slides un the work dole for crippled
children In le)nduu hospital. Silas
Verne Anderson e71.•ndwl nn itteitatiuw
_for the oext meeting at her place.
�` hitt Pei�Te 11IiiR-''iTtt- 1F.}s:F
, the United chur•h met f•,r the regular
nn•rtiig Wednesday night of last week,
with Miss F)velyu Curb•yt in (-hare«. ,
I After a hywu and praye-r by the had-
1er. Misw Claire Pentland read the
'Scripture Ieaewu. The topic.,„ -1.(111‘•
and Wt,r." was driven by Ilugh Me -
Whimsey, eitirensIlp onrrat•r the
' arst.ut a series on Peat -round War to •
• be retried tbruuglwn; lir November
meetings. After a business diem,
*Ion It was decided that the Y.I'.1'. •
' avenue of this week le enn.r'lled, that
all might attend Il* Y. 1'. aougrrsa at
Nile oirWednrwlly 114:1.1 of this week. 1
' Several:games and eon' •six were held
before the meeting closed.
'h4enble so the hand. -11r. and Mr*.
I Stanley Hughes.. of Tor. t.to, are vbslt•
Ing the latter'% parent.. )Ir. and Mrs.
D. 8. Errington, on the 6114 coins -Kahn
;of West Wawanosh. They made the
trip by motor on Sun lr; and It ay-
, peered very nl•e weather when they
left Toronto, brit as .hey travelled
• along they found the ',igbway very
slippery and uaplessant to drive on.
Near Arthur their car skidded sad
turned nitride down !n the ditch. lir.
Hughes was able to crawl out and re-
lease his wife, who was pinned- be-
neath the wheel. :,o damage was
done to the ear and the occupants only
a�,ed sbotk and required dry cloth.
lbg. After a few bo irs rest, they
wore able. to coati ire their journey.
Dela* ailArt im r t ert,-The com-
munity learned with A ep regret of
the peeving of a highly respected edtt-
sea In the person of Arthur Culbert,
os Monday, November l&!. The de-
ceased wart born In 11(8.4 to Mr. Thos,
Culbert and his dice, formerly Mar-
garet Ann McMauu.. nu the Lake
Shore road near Sheppardton. Ile
was the third of Ave sou., the others
being Fred, of near Listowel, Thos. H.,
Ashfield, Lewellyn, of Saskatoon,
end Nelson. of West Wewanosh. Floe
sisters are Clara (Mrs. tam Swan).
(Meer Wm. !Vireos/. K►_•lyn tMrs. Jack
Errington) and Mabel, at home. De-
ceased married Annie Jubustun, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Johnston,
twenty -fire years ago lot settlM en
lot i., (oncesalon 6 Afield, where
they lived eight years. They then
moved to the 6th cou(ra:•ton of West
Wawaaosb and remained there nine
year*, bet eemlag tom
o &lair term as
the gravel road one mile south' of
Dungannon. Four son(' were born
to them: Eldon. McN111e, fierce,.
and Laverne, all at home. --Mr. Cul-
bert has been serving for the last tea
Jenne as a councillor for the town-
ship of Ashfield. He was a valued
member of Dungannon United church
and choir.. The funeral services
were held at the home and church with
the members of Ashfield township
conceit as pallbearer.. interment
was In Dungannon cemc,ery,
'+ gratutated the lays. .alb ou their
'sportsmanship and on the flue brand
of ball played, for width appreciative
spectators contributed generously to
the partiug Tutt. with the result Were
W11-14 n tidy sum la the general 144.1+nut
at the end of the se•seou.
A 'lettent game was player) fu (k-
' toter fur Harold 1)oak. l'resbyteriuu
!catcher who spent two) dale fu hos-
t pleat with a ibrokeu nose and a slight
taking penalty 1414*.. Wally tinnily
redeemed himself when, with ten min-
utes to go). he booted home the equal-
izer from a headout by Joe O'Brien
on Herb. )Lady's corner kick.
' -The only threat atter that was wl-en
"Weary" got lila finger. on t'oach't'.
Hemingway's angle shot. to divert 11
last the poet.
At any rate, the game ended on
another I-) score.
' concussive, toe result of being struck Then comes the error in Judgment,
!by a pitched ball. Salo of tickets n-1 for the G.sierleh lads agreed to decide
stilted most gratifyingly L1 the /cal- the winner% with Eve kicks on goal-
, izatlon of $2.5.15, which• uu motion of an unheard-of procedure, and most un-
1 J. D. Middleton and Woe, Blawfieid, fair lo the goallels, as 11 - was quite
will be presented to Doak.dark at the time.
The executive had au Doak.,, dark
However, the locals were Just gyp,
task to perform as a result of the ping themselves, for not only were the
sale of tickets for the fund. sue Brussels lade better kik-kers, but their
player who admittedly rescued $. , goalie matched We, As, fret asa111ss
ter the Asir of tickets Turned ill only 1 -Wears" $wlger's ar,''Ti1 four --
one dollar. He has refused to turn • truly a most .regrettable dlscrep,,iwy.
}In. the remainder and +e,, un t01,11011, Canoe the kicks. $wlger stopfped
II before the meeting. he nits been di.- one In three and tae fonrtb also went
Iqualified from taking'-yyrt in the . in -three goals ear of four Nbotx.
Church League until the mat:eer is , Theci,sterh•a kicks': The first
-1 straightened our. The amount. if wlnt oe'er tier har,.-fief• second went
received, will of yours.' be ghcu to i wide•, the third wait in and the fourth
Iksak. , went wide. 'fillets Rruseela the game.
it was der•itled to Loll an eafLY or- ' As for the game Itself Hruase•ts ap-
gsniattiass_assso K,„A t _re•a + it %aced to ibe edger 1n team play,
wits left with the pte.s'dcnl -ha-��� 141the=j It !bt.! bare•,'r"ii`rTe tigi u.-1.4 pWnetrats• the-
ssr•retar4. A. S. Taylor, to arrange the thslerich backfield, of *bleb a strung
date,, bulwark was lLach ft. E. 'ht'ami'y..
The harmony -of Mr o'agne this year 1 Time and again Tw-ateley ,broke Up
I wit+ Iht. ennsx• of you<iderable cur.!• , dangerous rushees to lead oo counter-
med. and the boys are drtermluel it'iettacks.
' will be the ,.amt. next year. Int -idol- Add to the grief the fact that (I.od-
tally, they are looking forward to im- -erich was outweighed at least fifteen
1 pvrtaut changes next year, to include Pound- per man. Thus did (bider -
:a vastly improved diamond with pos. bell•% suls'rtor- sped, sd by J.,r
i slbly bleachers. Entry of 1111 all-star Io'Itrl•n;atot Pupcbo ('raig, prove it -
I team In the e1ntairiu An.a tear S„itlalll _,•If a:stbefi ..-1 Josef.
:Association also will be considered._, ,' Thi- tii;-a teams were very evenly
! Before adjournment :, unanimous .111atch.l and It was a pity a third
tote of thaaJs w -as trndtre,l the presl- game could` nut hs. }�
1 dint, treasurer and secretary fur their + Thos,, Bowler was h"1 ogee•.
work towards a successful season. The teams:
Team captains present were Win. ,Brussels Gosl•rich
usepon*ld and J. D. Middleton. of ti. Gibson final W. Plwigrr
Knox eburch : R. Bloou.tlrld, of Vie- J. Bryan,. r.f.h J Barton
torla street I'oiterl eburch : 1.4,1. Riley, ' SV. Ni,s,t
/e,f,b, Georges church; :Stewart Geri?, H. l'earwo
of the Itaptlst church; Frank Howell. W. Bigek
of the Foresters. and ,111u Johnston. .1....Luwrk
of Raeebler's. tKlug
S. Stiffer
Di SURROGATE COl'RT W. Boland
A contestation of the estate of the ('. Hemingway
late Elisabeth Navin... of Colborne C. Baker
township, In which evidesrt'e was heard
on Tue.idny morning in Surrogate AT TORONTO BRIDGE TOUifNElf i
Court before Ades. T. M. Costello, wan Although the Goderk•h Bridge Club i
adjourned eine die at 1 pm. Tuesday had entries in the tests. of fours and 1
for the presentation of argument. open pairs play at the annual tourney I
The plaintiff, James David Nista,. • •�
of Heat Wawanoeh, rtepon of de-
eeased, sought an order for $610 for
the maintenance of the late F:lisaheth
Nivins for 122 weeks from 1030 until
the time of her death. The plaintiff
stated there was a rantiief agreement
PHONE 187 that lire. Nlvina esheuld pay for ber
kelt, wllble residing at his home.
a skrded $100 by Judge Costello.
i.f.h. C. Anderson
('.h. K. Arthur
7.a. W. (halg
1.4. is E. Tw•amlry
c. J. (tra'.a
1.r. J. O'Brien
1.1. W Westbrook
o.r. 11. Iiolmau
0.1. It. Moody
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1 , (h, Wednesday Mr. ',firkin was
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,•rc..... At the regular week*; tourney on
Toronto Wblrt (flub at the
Royal York hotel last weekend, they
were not amneg tete relaaera_.
One team represented Ooderich, be-
ing composed of Mrs. 1. D. E•ntmah,
WS. W. F. Saunders. las, flume and
1'. F. Carey. Bre. Kansaan and Bre.
Saunders qualified for Lee anal sound
in the pair play on )Saturday, but
were later eliminated.
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-Smart New Dres ee_ Jurt-..Arrived !
The styles are the sort you see at parties, dances -
with swinging lines and a f$stive air. e.
FABRIC'S THAT ASH - Dlitirft'RENT-iri-
descent weaves, glinting crepes, stiff metal- '{ Prices $6.95 up
lies. Styles for Matron and Miae rt ail r d
the nen• colors. 4
SALE on
Fur -trimmed Coats
AN INVESTMENT iN VALUE!
40 SMARTLY USED!
ALL -WOOL MATEUTA1.E)!-
STY.4 _THAT ARE NEW rAAiD SMART!
COATS REG. $24.60 to $28,60
Stile Price $19.95
Velvet = TOW E S .. _
New Millinery in hand -draped silk vel-
vets. Metallic trimmings, The smart and
comfortable Hat for winter wear.
$2.9
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A Few Christmas Arrivals
' HANDKERCHIEFS
Lace Hanky with linennth ' 29c
eacHand-drawn Linen in white
each 9c,.
1+405-9
Colored border Linen Hanle
each
SKI -SUITS
Warns, wool blanket cloth Ski -
Suits, smartly made.
8k1 -pants, in colors navy and
brown. Rises 10, 12, 14, 16,_18, 20.
Men's Overcoats 41
50c
MSc
Now is the time to buy your Winter Over-
coat at Great Savings,
Good cloth'* and well made. Harry -
more cloths in plaids and monotones, silver -
tones and tweeds.
BUY NOW AT REDUCED PRICES
CORNFIELD
Monday night Freak Donnelly aad P.
F. Carey were the whiners, with peas
30%. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ag. Jobns4ou
were eeeond with plus Al
Twat 110Y11-
Iapsrtana wait fu tate Levy Fatally
(aegis la Califon&
'•Sir. sad Agra. M. R'allace -Horton
(Jesek Levy) of North Hollywood an-
nounce the birth of twin sons, Mon-
day. November 9, 1906' at Physicians
sad Surgeons boepltal. Mr. and Mrs.
John Levy of 020 Purtola are the
maternal grandpareatae'
This anndhneement In Or Glendale
I('alfforala) News-Prews will •be of
much laterest to friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Levy and their family, who -be-
fore then' brawn! to ('3'llfor•la were
well-known residents q( Colborne town-
ship. The mother of the Livia* to
their youngest daughter, and they are
their are grandsons, and doebNess ire
the objects of much love and pri In
the family circle.
The Signal vends cc;lgratulatloaa to
all concerned.
CARPET BOWLING
i. 0. L and legion Increase Their
Lad In League Coated
The L.O.L. and L(•gl..n teams held
the top places In the (i.ederk•b Cwrtfet
Bowling League after Monday's -War.
Increasing their lend 111 two games,
and the only change in the standing
VI ns made • by the %%.•t,,rtane with a
move front Atilt to th{r•t pace. C.O.F.
tt•iunt. lost all 'fuer ,I110** on Monday
-ail alaluat unprce•edent,»I occurrence.
The result of Monday:, games:
Band 16 C.O P'' No. 2 ,...12
i. 0.1.. , 19 Band 9
Victorians 12'(1.1) v. No. 1 e
LOT.; tt
Legion ' 11 ('.Olk No. 2 ...,....R
Legion '...7 14 (1,0 ys\ j4o, 1 ....6
The Matdltlt
W I. D F A Pts.
r o.L. 6 0 e R9 42 10
Legion '7 ..., 4 1 0 56 4<t R
Victorians 2 3 0 4? 00 4
C.O.F. No. 1„ 2 3 A 46 611 . 4
R.O.F. No. 2 1 4 0 46 Mt 2
Band 1 4 tl 61 flit 2
(lames far November OM
mar. lt'tE r-vtr.
4sa�elr N1- sena moa.
No.
Victorians vs. c.i"l.V, mo.
1.0.L
vs, C.O.P.No. 1.
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logirye Beet ' -
u are Invited to shop" -- Phone 418
Aiwa -
$10 Reward
for any ewes-ot cal-
lous which cannot
be retrieved by the
stew w•lo1111flc LL/IVIES 1(1!YM(ILA•
TED C'OItN HALVE. Thls new alive
dese'nsitisuM enrols and callouses with
the first application. ("all your drug -
Oat today and order thin WONDEIt-
FI'L HALVE, 40e. i,loyd (74mical
Lalaratorige. ' For sale at ('ampbeita
Drug Store.
1 ONs MORNING PAPER EM
!a Teraste aaftr44-alalic Bops
TheOat Mall seal IOarpire
Clommcn.'iug pert Monday, Tbrouto
will have only use morulug paper, the
` p ubUahers of The Globe having pur-
.'haatd The Mali and ))mplre, The
paper will be 'styled The Globe and
rMill. 1t will be independent in poll -
'tics, but "will etre gene.al tupport to
Governments • le power whether Con-
srrvativt or Liberal."
A FLAY
and DANCE
h1 leo•
Dungannon Agricultural Hall
Friday, November 20th
under the auspices of the Dun-
51111114M
uo51111114n1 Agrieultural $orlety
"DON'T DARKEN
MY DOR"
a Comedy in 3 Acts. presented
by Tee ttivater Players. commen-
t -tug at x.15 p.m. '
Admission - Adults 25c
Children 15e
Dame -Altterse
Geode 25. Ladles Free
Per 1tdigestlm. tis. &Wily and all
ttliarsi usable -flake
GASTRONOX
S T O M 11 C t i P O W D E R
Bald at CAMPBELL'S DRUG
The Studio
Couch
IS THE IDEAL ARRANGE-
MENT
It can be u as chesterfeld
or In • moment can be converted
into a double bed or two single
•beds. A wardrobe compartment
can be added at • ellgbt addi-
tional cont. A llrlagroom and
bedroom combined. You may
choose your own covering..
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J. R. Wheeler
?motorist Director and
Antietam Dealer .
NnmStee Street, Welch
PHON E8 : Store 335: lies. 355
Goderich Old Home \ leek
August 1--7, 1937
I'ersuus who know of G(slerlrl (1d lfAors'ur Girls at a di•tene•
ate Milted to till lu the name and a•idnwaa below null (nail to
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NAME .
.%1,!'Itt:Ss .
This will enable the Committee to se•ael an is)ritatiou hs dor cea)',.e
YOUNG KEN YOUNG WORN
'THE HURON COUNTY BRANCH
ONTARIO DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
INVITES YOIT TO ATTEND
'at
1
SHORT COURSES in
AGRICULTURE AND HOMF ECONOMICS
TO BE (HELI) IN
AUBURN, Nov,. 24th to Dec, 18th, 1936
For further information and a complete outline of -these
courses, write:
IAN MaeLEOD, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Now -Barbara Staawyok and star east, in "The Bride Walks Oat.'
Hoot (libido and Berry Grey, In "Powder Plante Range."
MONDAY, TrISDAY sad WtDNEBDAV-
MYRNA LOY, MAN HARLOW and CLARK GABLE
Triple starred In a four-star epeeist. Rated es an ontatendlnf et -
`W "Wife vs. Secretary"
THIiRBDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY-
' ROBERT TAYLOR and LORETTA YOUNG
A sensational team rq a brilliant new romance
"Private Number
WITH PA'S*' KELLY AND BASIL RATHBONE
ss
Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and Holidays at 3 pea.
('oming-Freddie Bartholomew and Victor AgeLsglen, fa el
•'11110FF.nS1ONAL SOLDIER."
Specials for Saturday
- BEEF -
All Steaks Ib, 180
Rib Boil Ib. 80
IAMB
Lep
Shoulder Chop, lb. lec
• -VRAL-
Rolled Shoulder ib. 18e
Stewing Veal Ib. 12c
, -Trash and tlured nab -
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moemommammimm
Special ! Special !
Chestnut Coke a $10.50 a ton
Range Coke -
$10.00 a ton
Pocahontas ias
(Egg or Stove)
Y
$11.00'`, Me,
$10.00
Priees quoted are for OUR ONLY and are subject to change , '
'without further notice. •
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The .Company. Ly
PHONE 96-W
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