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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1937-7-28, Page 12• +1644,1016141104. 0 u-�.iVJ jy.r� y2¢P�irl+A.,i v9C�f, 8T n xa aa� �s p.,ut,,. ; rcnarr „(y m)etak Citi_ `" "i '''u"..,.. ., e1itE d C .% avertted andl' d , "1c i ittuan o f ldiaoy idEEx31,to as l Whoa I had i > d Cl tit 4' A�rAGi r< 4 2oear . they wpm bc4pinat lop co l[ coatbt dbonen. vend them:te-all-wormen_wha ty the .•/. � aching haveav4 TT dull kz z h the e bwctr, or who 1lc.II *Ca ataal,. log 41=040 unarm co., 1.4,.• TQQn1OR. st • L tilTroarwrraramara t 00,0000000.00,00.00.00,00.0 • o llig 1 I ©ro we viEl slid to gialc2A Qom ugb ce aiDIP7 Summer Drenes in crepes, fibwered' ° and' plain -long - and short sleeves ---a wide variety -Dresses greatly reduced. r-saazdae. •'Mp0IS0+04 xrnw 0^Yr°rn.N�u•�iN31:d h 6 -` rWu'T�6fa'p89..^ W' +0,•`.� !YI Sl "• r•.. Sumner -Dresses in light and dark shad --she rs,.',t a - dowered crepes--plai h crepes ---regular and half -sizes. :Regular 95. • •.iAort+.d., Sit 5 nisim n .y Chiffons, Sheers, Taffetas and fine Crepes -newest Myles ---dresses that can be.worn all year 'round. All sizes. Regular to $10.95. See I'refl $440, Ilelleo @Ind Uoimat Dielleo Sao Two -p nt. .Suite _ of lade English all wool worsteds - newest styles--eapeirt tailoring -a wide -range of elothwin navys, greys, browns. Reg. $25.040 to $27.50. Site -$19.60 tun. tr000,00,. Charing Kerit95 Slate, Summer Tweeds in greys and tans. Good quality tweeds smartly made with sport backs. Regular to $19.50. See • Hee $11,2050 fhe-speeldo--hted LADIES'*PURE.SILK CREPE SLIPS $11.00 "WELDREST" HOSE -Chiffon and Service .G3c Lip• MILLINERY --Clearing :tearing price SEc LADIES' BATHING 'SUITS ail wool.. ..e0a BOYS' and GIRLS' BATHING SUITS -all wool 40c TI-IM),---new---patterns„ BATH TOWELS -large size . 110'c ea. 0 "SHOP WH ERI -YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP" Ph= 4110a f 11 rel;• . 0 ;r. 4041 oumv r• r4a ' . '.w Eligt 1.1� t k 4 t LD:" • . va•.ctOc= 4Z0 t t aw(1yIMM,tttJ]{��)i�,�+ria.{+�(,:-.����''R 'M1'uTv��rC�R�M.�.l ...F 'f • t p f "� - h. ' ` y .. , fl ' t1 3 . _ 11,u' _�4yZ�" `t��t'�4"�c��vi'R �. +4a�., t•>;M 4•!.�. ?s. l':,,�4+! Y �r/,y R r 7u4 � 4F: ..(,f.�Y�=Lf (4. Y y v 1 ti' _ fn }'} ��'(( �•t kyr i.l. 44%rA'��'ihTQ�. �i v.; r� ... ._ '; '1t1 . 7RFa a �''„``„7 ,,� � '' ��k �f, rN�*, 4 ���G'�%��t • �'.,i � �, kN , o n ��1 ti'"' : 1 `: a " t*k, • 'til ttio 4, ., J- ' . O a of to ' � �; � u tea. �4iit<�14t Pie' �lat�'� :,bal,. A,�M I '�� _ � 0 Gw• " >t tine cream *off- the - n4reh - -gi b , rowttiathe Q alipliat-eit.,.., hlir lrWttn4 en Saturday event*, tiny vioitn3 1. t, oit tittourgeoip team, captained 'lit 4400 (doe) Manny, for r l er Gobricia" ' ? �`-•ilip- i4 w -i -•Qin -011-1 8tflol' overalhaimffrsa Vrsen0 cava tine game, ,r e staando being well. &1U and long line 0,2 VitpdaterS aatr telalnntLtt in the outgeld. The visitors were letter-perfect in eir gale in the geld apxzI were dead.:.. �, ��the"- t _a Ina a'w"Libn'4 ' eD- f,j,�U,y�.. y, --alc7,W.,�{�yj�� yea cb Deag e,, It was a twat or the erowdi ;;to! watt ithe IDota'ol rs geld Allo, lata m "s, Mach man did liVrpart _With/sit-a:"irtteir. • Sena 1 6 t C r j-witla -- ala -4-- er' can pitching' style, was invincible, and it. was only when the slotted up de - 6 d$;i eraa,t tl , alis-Ioeaalg .wero- a 1',e- > fa Ot!'1111y-t11nr.odlerirlkr r el'.eln a1. ham gafelyt. term ArE: d Asa,. toe fmlrthes1 ani t21,1' erich tan Was able,t}o get, bat' 44deri01 kept fro morin;, - y In addition to their fatting and i;celdiaag arowesg, the visitors also had itll ma ulster ' . t votaw r h 14: , Br,. 13100 .111eld, ar,f.,; Walt WtbroOLt,".2: . Barlow, Sam .1 . Zana, et1 li'ocuebh w,core innings: eaiio` ►::..: QD•� .Qp -JUL dl z--1.7 Goflcrio 0: 0 0 0 9 0 0- 0 )1'1, -OrP2,..141014f7f.'"Ivibrai d :wtt = e1 Aired _(whit Alta, "..4t, _,,rs..q.. .".1<lJlfl6YYle,3:'Y�•of�A.'4S"t�" _���....r-;:=,o...,. - The Boungeo$s Ott i a raa�at...11 -to 1 CERAL WITH SOUND EFFECTSI 9tcu3-.wx .,c.. csarr451.41, wrt<xwawr..-at er • I.1u I tt 4 p d�1f f 1 C aizom Ite* 'rt d e Wheeler' playing in an ,urian gbIi tourney at Gwen Conanad on Tuesday, wool first prize a in tine " mall ' •r la ,udlietaP event ace alse' play .,f3: K7YAVr •. .. :. a It `II PPWS Mr. - I:I _ won1�tarQ: -_ eery 8,tore by the, L4dies' Aid of Calc" .Baa ry unt, Was w loW iE e teriaan• ,ch. ch on Thi urs- 4l. N. Dowker,. with miss .�4targaret day ; � ► �: \,i -he winning- nn prize -a n �,- - :8, 11L.•^ ,L. + 5 ,. r Cad- a yol IrOL:1,tiMY 1,V ^• � 1•V+� 7U('. -• iro Pc In. r IUi `:'eager :th rehm'ants;sale other Oode tte:s= 'avinng and Crodbuin®le Permanent who ,kind contributed towards the wry q� B1a� 3A-'13TY , oln&a ruarent W1t-h dona3ttiofo .of =embark- STUDIO. ercban STU DIO. MUNK BISSIDIV, Phone 3. dial` or cash. • Mr 9E/vents resulted- as fellows: .. W 1RST °ILI'rGnT v_�4�araleta+��y u�aler >the„ aauogric�°�� - -' . ni � w-_ r'oss---uta^�. < _ ., ]i noa It reslpyter- w�lighteen b 'es- :Lo gross,- lead. i Vii""t`• ;�ae1zr iti 'r` hnreli a n Uthurraexfo dltratt rrd; uu2Id r ItAi[ c : -, •ra'a . .. cnLnai+ y+,j� u.:• 1 u....,a �i ,. „.. .. a --l 1 ..,. a.. r ....,v ° evdatl$�sn AfVrliA��: iW served- p.m. Mmisoion 5c. 1f Sunningdale Club, London. weather 'unfavorable' will be held irk Firsrucet nine-jow gross,f(rs. Geoid t�ch:- B, Goderich, ands yrs Murray, •:::.-ehu��-e's eta" �od�'riC'h ItBebekaah �X��e�fartiZ Lodge, .No. 89, v�lTl ltisdl�ji-noiarhnt 'ytanuel,unnind�ile. ,flail , 3to ta,74e1- ' " ng��A� ` 1 MAW, „,.'%,....ai +y�_,. + a �,.= .-�.., '-e. •'" \,r i� t3+T3iiYFa �• ing, August 10th, instead of the Srd, Morrison, ]>3;ineardide. ;,'_ __); -:_ort) Kinston streei,. ori x_oss ' h N y'�31,($R�'+�1�''���Qilir�'�,a-:- 40 `f;#VAbpll8t'► wlai': at'traet4tI t311ttt'Ie, t 'entries frol,f, Lon - dorm, on -don .ke 0 armiza, aforth,t - 7:411.; tow el, Winngh .m, Kincardine and Owen $ounal- The •Ual land Club was w ltl pr g1llt rimtthe successoof the alio 7 tourney. was duelargely - to the p.Fts of'Miso Coact aton,eon,: .. yeuer arta the .tournaaa eat committee, and Miss . Gertrude'Wheeler, a mem- her of the committee. They were not o steel by Wasp. Qhas, Mealy) and hos. Prittchaard,• alae`: LeVinclt an akG4 afternoon tea were. ,. BiW:' t ttaaltla'--Olaab" under the, direction- dni _ the- on na -tpr dent, `'.fir, - 'W. � Callow, and Zara. W. '. Bid, convener . on eon t A - . . aw_. =: r I,th 'It11 It 11 111 0000. • 42= sa + n au.IYI +,,a ..Y,, tar SSI . 77: BEG 11111135 °- Ban ©i0b.. 1�'i�BIGItEv�lty�.7 � E° 13BEvE- 1dg- ,1 IITi17 B i TWO LIALLP \, 'N 33° �-'� OMB 1 �� 1 01 ©.?'LLL OUT O o o , fT gum anu ' + L 1t GLUE, @? ' Lalm© TINY WILKINS, PROMOTOR MP IAL g9c ° ' PaI' ; -?14.00 3. H. `W] S7i0 `3 w 1l1I �� I YV Rebekaahs -visiting In - 0odeY cordially invited to meet with the lodge and enjoy a "Friendship Night" together. , N©'PIT(CI@,=-Decoration service will be held in Colborne cemetery Sunday, August 1st, at 2 p.m. Kindly bring" your hymn -books. 34-5 A garden party, under the auspices of Grace church, will he held on their grounds at Porter's Hill on Friday evening, • Jule 30th. Meat supper served from.'13' to 8 o'clock, followed' by it progra oa--coni; sting of a -play en- titled "A Noble Outcast," presented sim'•1r.-'.'"15. This play, has been presented, several times aniNet, 'rent prize --Gross, yrs. Waugh, lx,a4Aoune of merriment."�" Admission, Mrs.fiCook,StmagerMrs. Hetherington,Hetherington,MTS. a3' ;M'u ieip"_�. . ) _...._ -,_ Laidlaw, .., _ -_ a.c__ a„ -.....r.... wire .t i' ,Ftt ? 3 ^ t'�alll�tt at Ger 31 tt eld's Store CornfieId's More ,is ready • with a whole list oh'cld ..,tome Week bar- gains thaati { ,:�'e money for both visitors' Int a e lebi'tes. Shop a t Cornfield'snett and see the wOfdereig, qc! ,._tI y. have"__ to offer Mrs. lin wooth Kincardine; Miss Ger- - you..�don't.-, �3!hat._ tL wAnt,_askltrude, wheeler, Ooder1( h for it and it ,is . __likely the clerk Approaching axi'd putting --Miss v3111 be -able to fill your request. Scully, Owen Sound„ a'nd' Mies er-. Ington, London, tied; Mrs. Simonson, galStratford. * • �fll!'i3�3Ft'e Nine -hole competition ---Low gross, �®o�� - B. Smith, Goderich ; low net, L. BL Zinn, proprietor of Zinn'® Radio Shop., on the Square, extends invi tatioeki -u11`y. tito to -come- -In nd meet -film. Mr. Zinn . was not here at the time of the 1027 celebra- tion but in the short time that he has been here he,uhan trade many friends and .his otos en o$s a fine degree+ of popularity. • •1°)m stock', includes well known. makes or iz,v►, as, lee is refrigei'a-- tors, washhl machines and other electrical apP1 Fences. C t t"o r ). 1 t0r V7il1 `' mpplly lw'Iany lie©&, A new : stogy- in town, and one which every Ted • 0 and.,. Girl will want to visit, is Cutt's Variety Store on the Square. ,'Climes Cutt.' owner of the store, is wellknown to Godericb people and those of this vielulty. He bas a' large and varied stock in the store and visitors • will find that he can poly them With many of their rl$dais. 11'4- s L #titZ‘Vit-V:Prviti4i Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. -S.-Manta- Manual tin 1. Mrs. ID, , Manuel, (Sunningdale. Net, Mrs. Druce, Mrs. John Bough, Miss C., PerotiAtir's•: -A4. A. Nicol, Goderich. • • SlEOOND 'FLIGHT )eighteen holes -Low gross, Nis. S. Mills, Goderich ; Mrs+. J. -Brough, God- erich. Lo* net, Mrs. A. A. Nicol, Goderich ; Mrs. Tanke; Stratford. First .nine --Low gross, Mrs. R. Du- val,'Wingham ; low net, Mss .1'argnret Mee), G oderich. , Second nine -Low gross,_-.•.;rl 4 Clarke, Stratford; low net, Miss P. Maanruel, Sunningdale. Kellogg's Rice Krrispnes tempt appetite with sound! They're • oo crisp as ad crunchy that they crackle in- mak or a reamm 1 And they taste as de- lneiona-aaihe $ °These golden rice, b,►114 hien are camp ready tto centee So Rent, vholeselle. and easily _elt that ceconnd helpings are always in order. Serve t ineua for brealsffastt, ltmnrnd and itll�® �lu�o �pQrtIIllrmg 'Eat- Y,otir grocer cello Ripe Krispies. The warirrim inner hag l eel io tl gym: anger -teal o 4. Sieg Lady y r j viatetto . . each Euaekd • age. TZaelety. Mello gg 11.omiono Qilte .• ..wS,s.a_.y,rz.0r LPA ptif rr 11_411; J Vet. 1.01r12.,' CD' rii ll�acfil� ''L 0.0 orb OrOrt tali , .1)011, r, vc 111 IIDr�bxr Competition First flight -Long ball, Mrs. Camp- bell, wingham ; aggregate, Miss Grad Watson, Goderich ; Miss Auleen Litt, Godericft. .Second flight -Lang ball, Miss Mar- jorie Eastman, Goderich ; aggregate, Mrs. W. Waddell, Owen Sound. Rick_ er handicap- \,, rs. Rutherford, Ovren 'Bomar gig iib ,,,ro�sa ;n Goderich. _ __._- It zas rrra Pi -OK TO 741 vow F II GRamt Clle® T©i Md' 1E0 2 ,bo flag- R �t' jary'yO, i 111.'0. -S_I'L it V 1 taI RD • +r. N+r r 10 Soap 6 len 2‘ie Cento Golden Barataria CEIN Merest - SRO =G. 11frEllawfick &Edifies OR° 25c bag L _mercy. Soap -7.11akeB.:,.„,„.lige.' Ipkgo... -28c- dita 25-e Ofirao9. ©if shag 61111-o • ago. 28c - One gag. of ace Cream Powder -free C12,- nom 04 0 NIL • TO OUR I. 341 during the weett'a ebrat, • ebunag,„ alluylrazto Nortgemalms, Zecomdouto Cuolval Est, Cameo aeon% eteo, • 6En OUR WINDOW 'SPLAY CODEMIG 11 I4ILBURNS, ALTH • 0* tV21.r4.:6„H:';',6 ft,..4tjt% M 621 Ali \i ? ", e, 7r 9. iniist upon getting 11 It Cone.cleated Anthracite,p-sold 'oily by reepoult.Ad,dateis who) give fuif iaink.fx,,nor fuel t,.) ht:1041.10,0„in ask high in heat unih, Therefore,. Vee 13