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DOINGS OF CVNANN:CN
DUNG4NINTOZI, Novo 20.Mr'r and
Mrs„ RieiAard 4a4daaer spent h Udt
NMI Mr. ,and Mrs. Robt;., Ratetite,
Lanes.
Mir. and Mrs.. Jim 474bon, .newlyy.
wed'., .of �eranto,` are visiting tree*for-
Jin,,, er'ti Oster, Mrs; Roy 'i utledge, ails
i/M �+�wlar•
Mr. and Mrs, l eo. Hackett and son,
Dave UUaciiett, and Miss Margaret An-
-_,dersink _a :- Cochrane, visite l Mr; Mad
Mrs. Ilarvey Maize aver the Weekend.
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RUPTURE
DOBBS
TRUSS
Strapless
Beltless
Bulbless
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It holds the muscles together with a soft
concave pad. Keeps Rupture tightly closed
at all times dine working, lifting, walk-
ing or swiniming. Light weight, touches •
body ia„.abut two places. Reason should
teach you not to place bulb o'r ball 11
opening of rupture, ,which keeps muscles
spread apart. ._
Is Sanitary; ran be washed
A Qualified Fitter of the Dobbs Truss Co. will demenstrate
this Truss in Goderich. You may see this DEMONSTRA-
TION, withont obligation.
Ask for MR. L'HOMME. af-the
BEDFOO - HOTEL
Thursday, Nov. 28th -2 p.m, to 8 p.m.
-SINGLE TRUS$ $15.00-DOURtE-TRUSS $20.00: -
Reduced Rates'.
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--EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY
1VIonday to Friday Evenings....15c per game
Saturday and Holidays 20c per game
League Games 3 games for 40c
8 ALLEYS AVAILABLE
° ROYAL 'BOWLING ALLEYS
:WEST ST. ,GODERICH
WALLIS TREASURE SHOP
Week -end- Specials
Assorted Teddy Bears and Fabric Dolls
Dolls- and Monkeys
Double Dolls (Two in one)
Assorted Dressed Dolls, Nurses, Cowboys, etc.
Doll Beds 2.89 Metal:Carts
(on castersr
Rocking Chairg 2.35 Metal Waggons
Magic Patches and Word Builder •
'Magic Doll 1.00
on corner of Britannia Rd. and Victoria
(opposite Victoria SchOol)
$1.25
1.25
1.50
1.85
1.00
1.25
IT'S HERE!
-The -New
EUREKA
Complete Home
Cleaning System
CHRISTMAI
'Enlargement
Specials
From your favorite snapshot
.A most acceptable • Gift
Handsome Folders in stook
Moser's Studio
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"HOUSING"
HELP WANTED FEMALE
The Bell Telephone -
Company of Canada
Offers You
Permanent Positions
As
'Telephone Oper4tors
Pay While Training --$15 per week
Scheduled Wage Increases
' EXTRA PAY
For Sunday and Evening Work
Apply to
CHIEF OPERATOR
THE BELL TELEPHONE CO.
w a4ttur; to obtain tea1Qncy of ttao ona0..
vacated by.' the T€aylOr coup/e,as pre -
'paring to occupy «ado thls weer.
Tie Dungaannon school .pupils With
thov of neighboring, schools enJoyed
the edutagtional , pictures .shown by 'Or.
Johnston, of = Watton, ! q.=Qaaday afteart.
noon. The evening shoW for adults
viascanwclle�. ®whin to another en-
gageiva.Dn.t , at St. Augustine ' with .the
Mins.
Mr. I3an8011 itta�algaan' pent a. ,few
days, at tiie `jC{1oyal Winter aafr, tor -
onto: ,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Rich. Oaardner •visited
Mr. and Mrs.. Albert Campbell at Aub-
urn oneday last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Scrimgeour, -Of
Blyth,. and Mr. Frank Scrimgeour of
Detroit; visited Mrs. Minhie Jones and
soli, Mr. Malvin 'Jones, on Saturday._
Double Bridal Reception. ---A '1a ge
crowd of friendsathered at the Dn-
ganuon Parrish Halt. on Wednesday.
evening Iast week to honor -two young
bridal couples of this community, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvine Eedy (nee Colleen Mc-
Kay) .and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Iieu-
der)on (nee Lucille Eedy),. Dancing
was enjoyed to the music of b`arrier's.
orchestra and at lunch-time a con-
gratulnttdi•y address ,was read by Miss
Millie Anderson and M1sses June Rut-
ledge anti Gwen Finnigan presented
each couple with a purse of money.
Words of appreciation of .the thought-
fulness of the social time and gt'fts
were expressed by the recipients.
:ion agenarian- Blas ]Factored Leg.-..
Mrs. «'ni. Blake, who resides with
her son, -Mr. Ernest Blake, 9th con-
cession of Ashfield, and who has been
enjoying splendid- health for an
person of ninety years of age. niet with
'a nasty accifieflt while about •the house
last week, falling and 'breaking
her leg. She' had only a couple of
days before visited --her brother, Mr.
Jos. Jlallough of Lucknow, 'who is ill
in the Winghant hospital. An x-ray
was taken at the Blake home and the
injured member was plated in a east..
TIatang suffered considerably at first,
she is now .resting more IIeoniWrtably
and .withstanding the shock.' Mr. John
Blake, her son in, l)ungahnou,` fre-
quently visits his mother and finds tier
patient.and cheerful. Herniany•frii'uds
of a widespread urea wish her re-
covery, in due time, from this painful
accident.
PAICETELn
Lewis Day, ;whO "sPent the. past seven
months at their summer honi,e here,
left on Friday .last for Chicago, where
they intend spending the winter.
Miss Jacqueline Parker and Messrs.
Keith and John Pruss of 'London, spent
the week -end with Miss. Parker's par-
ents, Air. and_ Airs. Jack Parker.
Air. and Mrs. Wm. R.. Jowett left on
,Fridny last for Kitchener,' where they
intend spending the winter. 7 •
Alr. Glen Who Sf)ent the past
two weeks with relativestin the village,
Mrs. Malynard Corrie and son David,
who spent the past ‘Veek in Stratford,
returned home on Sunday. •
• ''Airs. Ernest Hovey returned home
on Sunday after .spending tile- past
month in Lucan.
Mr. Lawrence Fpwlie of London,
spent the week -end with his sister:•1,
Misses F. and E. Fowlie.
Pointe, Mich., are spending a ,few days
at their 'mine here.
Rey. .F. Stote'sbury is spending
a few days in Toronto this tveek.'
GODERICH _TOWNSHIP
Union Nivem.s.---The regular meeting
of. Union W.M.S. was held at the hoine
of :kit's': Gerald Orr on November 111 h.
Mrs. Vic. Falconer was in charge of
the devotional- period,,,taking. as, the
theme "Fulfilling thir 'Church, Alember-
ship in Christian. Homes." "For the
Beauty ,of the. Earth" was -*sung. Mrs.
yic: Falconer 'and Mrs. Gordon Orr
led in Prayer. Psalm 23 was read in
of the election Of officers; which' resul-
ted as fotloWs: President, Airs. Gerald
Orr; viceqifesident, Mrs. F'. 'McClure;
treasurer, Airs. Vic. -Falconer; seere--I
tary„ Mrs. Thos. Sowerby; flower fund'
treasurer, Mrs. Reg. ,Fuller; Missiutk,
ary Monthly secretary, Airs. Geo.. Alc-
1 twain; .press seeretay.,, Mrs. Everett
2dellwain; organist, Airs. Gordon Orr ;
assistant. organist, Airs. L. Turner;
temperance secretary, Airs. Jas. Young;
audifors, Miss Et 14,1 Mcilwain and
HarveY
CREWE, -Nov. ls. --Mr. Jack RivetC,
who Speat.the hist two months in Wes-
tern Canada, returned 11010 on, Wed-
rs. Ray 1114 old Finnigan viSited
friends in Locknow im Thursday ev-
Several young -men from this lo-'
cality attended the Royal Winter Fair
in Toronto.
Air. and Mrs. .111an Corbett and fam-
ily Visited friends at Arthur.4011
Air. and Ails. Ito.t Moihe of •Wingliani
were .Sunday • visitors with Air.. and,
The ladies of Crowe W.M.S. met on
Thiirsday, November 14. at the Inane
of Mrs'. .1. Rivett, with an attendance
of 'five. ,The prt4:ident , took charge of
the meeting- and followed the program
in the Alissionary ,Monthly. Readings.
were git en by Airs. Corbett and Mrs.'
Riven ; splendid report of the sec-
tional Meeting at Benmiller ako
CREME -
PRESENTING
BERT RTH
arid kis
CKNX AMBASSADORS
Every Saturday
Night,
McKAY HALL
GOpERICH
-Damine9 to 12 -
Admission 50c
Retnember, we are still living in a country with sport supply. Al-
most ail our lines of merchandise are difficult to obtain. Why be
caught at Christmas time with all your gifts to be purchased and a
very slim assortment to choose from. We are particularly fortunate
in having a near complete stock of jewelry, flatware, holloware,
dresser scts, Julian leather goods, chinaware, etc. Do -your Christ-
inas ,buying today or tomorrow. A deposit will hold your purchase
until Christmas. For your convenience, all gifts are suitably Wrapped
free of charge. We imite yonr inspection, whether to imy Or jiist
to shop.
Gifts..for Men.
HERE it4E 11 FEW APPRO"
Expansioin Watch Bracelets ,
Tie and Collar Sets.,
Electric ShaVers
Rolls Razors
Key Chains
Pen Iitiives
Bill Folds
Flasks
Watch Chains
Single ''trand
* -Bracelets
* Barrettes
*
-Combs, Single
$3.00 and up
$6,00 and up
$2.00 and up
and Double
DRFASkit'''' SETS Jewelryl Subject to 25% Retail Purchase
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11,11$111fter S
-THE. SQUARE-
Military Brushes
Cigatette Cases
Pen and Pentil Sets
Watches
Rings
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OBITUARY
MRS. PHOEBE TAYLOR
Airs. Phoebe Enuneline
widow of B. H. Taylor and a former
resident of Goderich, -died on Novena..
seventy -Seventh" ,year. She had been
in .failing health for some time. She
was the 'eldest daughter of. John and,
Ann' Jane McClinton McDowell or Fia,t
Wawanosh. After her marriage. in
December,, 1587, to the late Benjtaniii
Hedley T,Itivlor, they farmed on ... th0
retiring to Goderich, .where Mr. Taylor
died. Some time after his de•ath Mrs.
Taylor' purchased a home in Myth,
Where. She had resided for the last
eighteen ,yea'rs. She WaS a member of
the United Church. Surviving are "two
sons, '11110111as Taylor, Blyth-, and
John- ElWin- Taylor, East "Wawano,sh,
and three daughters, Mrs..W. Titylgr,
Trickle Charged
FULLY CHARGED
FACTORY FRESH
ocodyear Batteries
RADIO BATTERY PACK "A -B"
HEAVY DUTY "B" BATTERY
I3ERT CLARKE'S SHELL SERVICE
SALTFORD-PRONE 456J
and Airs. J. J. Campbell. Aylmer. There --
are also several brOthers and sisters,
Dr. Albert S. 'AlcDowell. Trieson, Ariz.; .
William, John and .klain McDowell,
East IVawanosh: Mrs. .1oseph
Dungant.i.n.; Mrs. Baer. Aliik
George Snell, 'pre-deep:1 sell, her. There !
are.. sixteen 'grandchildren. Futter:ill
services were conducted on, November
interment following- in Maitland ce1110-!
1 11 response to it: classified adver-i
tiscment in The Signal -Star last week
director of praiSeat l'resbyterian-
telephone call on the night of "The -da y
The Signal -Star was- published. A res-
ident a few miles outside of Goderich
stated he had ;1 inetronoinv. M on -
y 110 brought it to -Goderich and the
advertiser. pvirchased it..
Win. Cory, 12AI.. 3, Althorn told ...of
placing • 1.\\*0 'advertisements, each cos -1
ling' fifty Cents. in the classified- ad-!
vertising columns of The SiTifil-Star
advertising '0 farm for sale, As a re.;
',Hit of these two advertisements his '
farin at Auburn was sold (or .several!
thousand dollars. 7
. Whether -the article is worth severni
thousand dollars or just a .1ollar or so-;,;
classified advertisements. in The Sig -i
mil -Star, \sill sell it fol' you. Every
week hrings us' poSititle proof of TIE -
SPECIAL ANNOINCEMNT!
Comfilencing Monday, November 25
r• -ilcy
WILL BE AT OUR STORE EVERY AFTERNOON) -
EXCEPT WEDN'tSDIVM, from
Mrs. Riley is an, experienced coretiere. and you will find
her assistarice and advice very' helpful when choosbx
" your foundation garments.
you may phone and arrange for your
appointment.
Phone 86
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F. E. Hibbert & Son
Announce
Eureka Horne Cleaning Systems may be purchased a unit
at a time with "add -to" plan.
Come in and let us demonstrate how much faster, easier it
is to3-keep the house'clean with this New
" Eureka Home Cleaning System
Other popular makes on hand at prices to suit every Purse,
BLACKSTONE'S
PHONE 240.1.
Plan Your Xmas and New
.Yeat's Parties Now
ASHFIELD
John Gould of Toronto, who recently
bought the farm of Mr. Joe AlacMillan,'
have taken up residence on the farm.,
Mr. Gould some time ago returned '
front overseas, We wish for them suc-
cess. 111 their new home.
'Aiessrs, Caird, Colin Howes,'
John leartigh, M r. and Mrs. Avery,
Tomtit 0.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Bisset t visited a
Acton math Mr. and 'Mrs: 1301.
Mrs. Simpson and Murdoeii Mactteod
attended the funeral of tile 10 te Mrs.
A. II. NI usv.crore t IVingham last
'trip to 1.0m1011 on 'Monday.
Children's Wear Shop
catering to childten from 4 to 14 years of age_
on West St.. in store former& occupied 63i the
late Frank Martin, Tailor
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