The Signal, 1920-9-16, Page 8411
Thursday, September 16, 111!11.
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Tandyn. -- -' r F e 11111.111ECESSAfill
Fern 1.icite child's dress, brat trip
-Lena 1 ivlssitstua
work !slaw
1t;mbru
Uving stun.
Id:eb[ulttarerd towels, initials or peon
ogre m -Lena 1,ivIlig.ton, Mrs. C.
Stewart.
14mhroiderei thandken•hief -1t. W.
Tamlyu. Lena I.ivtugston.
Embroi4er d lace stitehws - - J. 8.
lluwru'. I. W Tanllyu. -$
Embroidered collar and cult Mat-
I.ena 1,i i ngst nuJ. S. Howrke.
i I .ed centrepite-e, poach
You et rill and a gbod selec-
diofa of1Ipopular REPRINTS
ou our Shelves at $1.00 each
and a nt shipment of Eng-
Iish two t: •Uing 'novels which
we are selli at 50c each _
liminess hears S.3$ a... to 5.30
p.a.. Saturdays 9.30 p.a.
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THE
Groceteria
listually saves you money
NeIiuST.and THE SQUARE
GROCERIES
of all kind(., best quality and
lowest prices
Hate you tried our The. and
Coffee?
First-class Black Tea in bulk
ORANGE PEKOi: 1'EA
can be used as a flavor or alone
t.'
Embroidered piliuw ally-I.etta Liv.
big -Amt. M. E. Fclkir.
SEWING.
Hamt.rn:ule shirt waist. -original de
sign -J. S. Howrie.
I'latn sewing by hand. are varieties
-Mrs. J. A. t'owler. S. ji„wile
t'laiu him-sttt,I%lne-J.
M. 1. F•,•Iktr. IcnlnHt•
Tweet. buttonholes. 4
ing, 4 dress and 4 tailors-- Lena 1.1v-
ingstou. Mrs. J. .1. Fowler.
un cashmere. skit
lingo -Mrs. J. A. Fowler.
Mending. 1 pastel' hemmed --Lena
14viugstnu. 0. E. Edward.
Mewling, 1 leech tap -sewed, --0. F•
F:dw:srd, Mrs. J. A. Fowler.
YIain working apron. hotel -sewn -
Lena Livingston, 0. F. Edward.
Fancy Apron -John Fowler, H. W.
Tamiyu.
!tome -made labor-saving (leek* in
women's wort for kitchen use --Lean
Livingston.
LACE: WORK, ET('.
- Point 1ww•--0. W. Tanibm. J. 8.
How rte.
!rials ereebet-Irtta Livingston. H.
. Tamlyn.
nit ted thread. Iatr-II'. W. Tamlyn,
Livia/stun.
trine--la•ua teivi0[stott. ora. .1.
T. 9' meson. 1 ' • •
lira 'n thread work, doilies-H.'W.
Tamlyn' Lena Livingston.
Dnw thread work. cent repkee--
I1. W. T:a Iya, .1. S. Howrie.
Netting- . S. Howrie. M. E. Fettle.
Judges - es. W. F. Clark, Mrs C.
Restored ti
TO Plant kin
f
Igo rrwttos/ Aala , M owv •ser
"Tor ear Ram / sager -id liner[
pi; la the Iona pia el say had/.
win atlatttflg ar illsai-a• 1 saw a
yrayrt slew ail 1 emetic undergo
sal tea- I trrn&
! r1 Dial '1AadL+-k+se a1
aferisfol is ba..
Tisa Sari bare saw great relief; anti
I oaatYrrd r+ armrest. N. no
.be is ate0-1 am fres ltf
pier -tel l "i , e-tives" q
Warmest than
Mips Ir. OIRKAU.
50a. a bor. l far S2-50. trial Si" us.
At all dealers or seat postpaid let/
]1rs.t,.•lives Limit's& Ottawa.
Our stock of Fall Merchandise is ready for your inspection
A splendid assortment of
fancy biscuits and cakes
THE BEST BREAD IN
GODERiCH T2c A LOAF
CASH AND CARRY
H. McFADYEN
i.ec
1I0a1F;sTI(' si'IEN('I . FRl'ITS, ETC.
Preserved piurlipple-A. (Ike.
i'r•servnl quit -A. like.
I'rer :.'eo A. (Ike.
1'reses•rnsd prarltr A. Oke.
Preserver! citron- . (►k'yr Chas. A.
Well.
!fanned wtt-awberrlfa J. S. Howrie,
Tinier,' F:. and 1t. Snow en. (l. Ginn.
('annee ra•plw•rrlea-4 t. Y. Edward.
E. slid It. Snowden, ('has. . Wills.
Pr'es'rvel apples --(l. F. Iward. A.
Oke. E. 1111(1 It. Snowden.
Preserved cherries ---41. Ginn. A. Oke,
.1. S. Howrie.
['reserved pears --A. Dike. flus. A.,
Wells.
['reserved plums --A. Oke. Chas. A. 1:Vella. 0. F'. Edward.
One gins,' each apple sad red cur,
mint jellies -(Isar. A. Wella.
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We feature READY-TO-WEAR in our wonderful new department
on the second floor. We can show you anything you require in
Ready -to -Wear Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses, Wool Middies and House Dresses
you to choose from
One pint each. caaad tomatoes and
corn, kettle mrtlwnt•-E. and R. Sn:,w-
den. A. (11:e.
Ane pint verb. nosed toagttoea and
corn, told park -R. and R. Snowden.
!'has. A. Wens.
One pint each. Cannell peas, beams
E. and B. Snowden.
Our iw.ttle green tomato catsup -
E. and K. Ssobdeu.
(►rte bottle ripe Denali, catsup -A.
Oke. 0. F. Edward. ('has. A. Wells.
Two varieties wont pickles, 1 mixed
1 mnstan1-0. F'. F:dwanl, .1. S. How -
rte. E. and R. Snowden.
Hooey in ro,•bs, 10 pounds -J. W.
Belkeld, Gro. Salkeld.
Jar of honey. of 1 -7. W. 8a1k-
eld, Geo. Salkeld.
Maple sugar, made in torn.--Aftdrew
Halliday.
Maple anger, made in 1920 ---Andrew
Halliday.
Jndgem-Mrs. Donald TteNevla, Mrs.
R. Snetgrove.
DOMESTIC SITE\('E, BAKING.
Three loaves yeast rising broad,
white -priers by Goderich Board of
Trade ---;e,. Baxter• Mrs. A. Foster,
Mrs. Kgitiug.
ward, E.• and R. 'Snowden. Mr A.
One loaf brown brea41---41. F. rld-
Fostcr.
One loaf nut bread --airs. A. Foster,
J. S. Hewrie, Mrs. Clarence Dustow.
Line. leaf fruit hrrad-E. and R.
Snowden, Mrs. 4'. ihsatow, arra. A.
F'esater.
Kix Basking powder, 511 •baking sada
tea btw•nits-lira. A. Foster, 0. F.
Edward. 11. ars! R. Snowden.
Six.plulu. wti fancy rolls or bone --
E. and It. Snowden, Mrs. C. Dnatow.
Rix auger, elfr ginger eooj res -F and
R. t(nuwddt. Wim. A. Foster, Mrs. C.
Dustow.
ate
az nut rookies -Yrs.
A. V t. Mea, C. Stewart, E. and R.
COATS
Northway Coats are well known in this section as
garments that give real service and carry the correct
style • These are the garments we are featuring in
Fall Coats. Our range has been greatly admired by
women who have purchased their fall coat in our
department. Even if ver-sre not intending to buy a
coat for this season, we should like you to come and
see the new styles. They are always on display in
READY-TO-WEAR Department. -
Children's Costs in all sizes and Many - qhs.
Yrake the new styles in fall coats for 'the
New Millinery Modes
At the new
are uaguestia
security or
NON -
19'22 kr 18 mud Int..
11Ffl-q aWTw..-7i
!frit (g 117 sad Int. yield
193:: 4r 1wi4(e and Int. "
19:7 Io Ips and lot. yield 5.68
TAXABLE
1 Of 87 sad Sat. yield 0.27 p.c..
a . . field 8.26 p.c.
Municipal oferiugs yielding lip
to 7 per cent.
Victory Reds
the premier
today.
0.37 p.c.
15 'sc.
ase.
r p.c.
T. R.\ Harrison
Insurance 810 herd Broker.
Pruner 316 (iede,1eh
Office adjoining irritish
F:arhangn Hotel
FOR • THE AUTUMN
and WINTER of 1920
Surely never were hats so
lovely as this ,seamen
THEY SHOW -rim
LATe r- --eels
TIGRE-TR MIL FP.
FAIT AR
YOU RE CORDIALLY
INVI D TO, INSPYCT
OUR STOCK
Miss R. M. MacVicar
Kingston street, Goderich
T.0 THE BOYS AND GIRLS
of Goderich and surrounding
country. a word about your
SCHOOL EQUIPMENT
You will not forget, of eourse, 'our liens and pencils,
.scribblers, grammar and arithmetic Looks, but there is
another item which must not be oterlooked. What Boy
.pr Girl want, ahakI� shoes t Moat of yon have "finished
out" your old ones during the summer holidays, and no
matter how nicely you are dressed, a pair of shabby shoes
trill give you an untidy appearance.
.rust pass the word along to Mother or Father that the
best place to go for a gond new .pair is "the shop on the
corner," where we can give yen good SOLID -LEATHER
SCHOOL SHOES that will stand uruand wear well under
lite rough usage you are bound to give them in your school
games. at very reasonehle prices.
We wish you every success in your renewed studies.
YOURS VERY TitULT,
Sharman's Shoe Store
W. REG. SMRII►Atli
SWEATER COATS
0E^ Just c• pkted a new wall case for our lines of
Sweater -and Pullovers. They can be easily
inspected and . can at a glance fled the style and
color of 'coat ted. Be convinced inspecting
these lines
DRESSES
We have in Goderich and the country about a
wonderful lot of people wearing dresses bought in our
Ready-to.wear Department. We want every woman
before buying her dress for this season to inspect the
line which we have gathered together for your inspec-
tion. The newest styles are being shown in many
qualities of silk and wool materials. You must see
these garments\o appreciate them. It will be a
pleasure for us to show these garments at all times.
RC ES
A wonderful ran$ of Wool Serges, Gaberdines
and Tricotines for fall Wear. New cloths for coats,
skirts and dresses. WI have every quality to choose
from. Be sure and see these lines for your fall gar-
ments.
A special navy blue wool y, neatly trimmed.
in all sizes, from $530 to $7.50
cat Mat. A. Footer, Mrs.
T.1M11t. Sttgwdeu,
Swanson, J. 6.
itswr
llalayer cadre -F:. and R. Snow-
den, (11.'V. Edward, J. A. Howrle.
1Jght fruit este, 2 pounds or over
--Mrs. C. Marrow. A. Oke, J. S.
How rte.
.Sit tariff -Mrs. C. Stewart, Mrs. C.
Duatow, E. and R. i4sowden.
Judges --Mrs. McNally. ora J. T.
14slkeld.
1.1NR AOl'S.
I'ItiorEs+IONAL [.IMT-OILtk
Landscape, scenery In diatrlet- J.
S. Howrie.
Mattis..lake or river -J. 8, limerick
A mote
.1. 8. Horne. Jos. A. Fowler. `- -
F9owers or frplt-J. 8. How
Janke - Geo. eo. Stewart.
I'R(WF$intriNAL LiST - WATSR
COLORS.
Farwls•ape hovel, Ia distrlet-Jos. A.
Fowler. J. lei. hovels
Lawtls•ape, scenery -Jos. A. Yowler:
J. 14. llowrle.
Marine, lake or river -Jas. A. Fow-
ler. J. 14. Howrie.
Still Ilfe, Iatlldfrgs, ote.-J. 13.
Howrie.
Beat drawing, in water colon, any
subject -Jon ' A. Fowler.
Figure or animal anbjeet, one or
more -Jos. A. Fowler. J. S. Monde.
Flowers -,Ins. A. Fowler, 3. S.
Hnw• rlc.
Fntit-Jos, A. Fowler, .1. 14, Hnwrle•
Mennt•hrome. any subject -Jo.. A.
Fowler. J. S. Ilnw•rle.
AMA1'EI'It LIST -OILS.
Landsoap•, scenery In diatrct-LFaa
Livingston, .1 S. Hnwrle. -
Marine, lake or river -H. W. Tau-
lin, Lena Livingston.
Animal or figure, one or more-Ieaa
T.iritytston, J. S. Hartle.
Flowery,- Teens 1.ivillestnn.
Fella --- Irma Livingston. J. Id.
Barrie.
Inaninate objet, not flowers or
fruit- J. S. Howrie.
Iaudscape, any auhjt•ct-Lena Liv-
ingston, J. 14. Howrie.
%MATT VIt LiNT-WATRR COLORS.
years -A. J*t> •.4: Tiverton. The
Inanimate otsitstAssrw l wsloom
*hods Ids eeeherleas edit maw* New r'
ems --.1 S nowrls wkhhl�aunt. Mrs. W. IL Baker.
T . ,i►
Flnao•hrome. ally spbjest '!original)
-Mrs. J. A. Fowler, 3.14. Howie.
I.ands•ape. scenery in district --Less
Livingston, Mrs. J. A. Fowler.
Marin• -Mrs J. A. Fowler, J. 8.
Ilowrie.
Animal or figure, one or mom --W.
R. Hutchinson, Lena Livingston.
Landscape - leen Livingston, J. 8.
Ifowrie.
Flowers -Mrs. J. A. Fowler, Lena
1 Art mouton.
Fruit - LOS Livingston J. S.
CHURCH "tont
YICTQRY BONDSmonmirnme, any abject tcopyi-
.Lel your own discretion be your tutor
Tina i.ivlog.toty Mrs. J. A. Fowler. At Itpoz church divine waredp nett
will be
jects of
Sunday morning and
09R ABT. conducted by the minister.
sermons : 11 a. m. -"A Ptrfa�f Church
McDoNALD.•=sari a long iline•w Function." 7 p. m.- the Ltttle
,m and Misetng tet Great." y,t)chod1.
Year MargrrtA • i1lsOasmMe adult at,d teen-age saes at 3
daughter of MOP MAI
vjttAY'Jwha hieo'clock. -
Donald, Carhafdstreet, *Rowel Det church nextaway on S --
uturally Isle.-41e-4t•rexn. - S!YYta at the Bap!
ell was torn In tIodefk'h and spent'Sunday will be as follows : 9. 4, a. et..
Bible schooi : 11 a. to., Hermon subject,
"This Body of Fragile Clay ;" 7. p.m.
subject, "A Friend in Need ;•' 11 p. m.,
young people's meeting.
the greater part of per life term.
The funeral took place on Tuesday
morning. requiem mans being con-
ducted at St. Peter'. church by Rev.
Father MI•Itae, after which the In-
terment took place In the Catholic
acatery. The pal hekente were
'three brothers -In -law -J. Eames, of St.
Thomas, T. M. McDonald, of Port
Huron. and A. L.WIritty, of town
-and Mr. Thomas Lavey of torn.
1)YKP---The death ocearret on
Monday. after% long period of Illness,
of.lirs. Margaret Dyke; In her sixty-
seeond year. The deceased was horn
In healrrirb township and had lived
In town the laws twenty -Me years.
She I.arew olwt ,Inuebfer. Mrs. Chas.
linty, of town, with whom ales lived,
and two sons: Albin, In the Pes,•e
River district, and Laurier, of Morose -
jaw. Sask. Mr. .loon Tarraaoe, of
Porter's 11111, is s brother. The fon-
enl took place on Wednesday a'Iter-
nonn from. -the residence of her itt
In-lsw, Mt. Chas. laity, Nelson st
to Maltlatsl cemetery, the atarllima
Icing ...minces! by Rev. R. C. Ma
TWrmhl. The pants•seers were Messina.
Rebl Torrance. John Torrance, yr.,
James Mcr'hl-key and Chan. Duty.
HAWKFNS. -Rhoda Merrisnv, Ise -
loved wife of Mr. A. S. Hawkins. died
lit her hire. Buffalo, N.T., on Thurs-
day Inst. aged thirty -`even yarn.
SNP was 1w,rn In I;,wlerleh, the young-
est daughter of the. late Mr. and
Mrs. John Morrison, and fourteen
years as was married to Mr. Haw-
kins, who. with ane pion, Arthur. sur-
vIves her. She heaves also several whi-
ten" and limiters: Yrs. LaFord. of
*atilt Ste. Marie. c tut : ]urs. K. M.
Smith, of Tort Acthar; Mia. W. H -
Baker. of town: .mens Morrison. of
Manitoulin. and John, of 4111,ago.
Mrs. linker and Mrs. let Fonl were
with their sister for some weeks dur-
How rte. int hear Dunes,'. which she bore with
tar subject, /e1 asst Ink sketch, or- ,.elm and cheerful realgn.Hon. The
retains worn brought to Oodert'h
and the funeral took place on Monday
attentions from the reeldence of Mr.
ami Mrs. W. H. lister. Weilhiefen
street, Interment being merle tit
Maitland semmery• TIM fttrwral wer-
rice. were c flirted by RPv. R C.
YrDorm Id, the paflheanor` being
W4asrs. lewd t ratge,. Roy M, Swann,
,inlet Anker. and Jobe Wiggins.
Among thew ie attewd41w.e were the
hereale� husband and ton: Mr. •ad
bin. Q�. Ford. of Snit Ste. Mar
Mrs .towns McSween.
,ren, Mrs. ileo and
.0 .. at
Waal lis W. Tamlyn, Jae. A. Fowler
('IiiNA PAINTING-AMATHWIt.
Single plRw- 41. 8. Howrie
Constl slat him toms six /leers
.1. I 11 '
Judges- It W. 11'. (Hark. Mn. C.
I
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CRAYON. 0a. COAL ANI) iNK.
Aa! Mubject. In (mama. or chalk. lir
Waal -'['hos. Dewier.
Any tnhject, in charcoal. Miriam•--
Jawr RTI.
Mr
f . by en. or ark to twelve Rny
Mrs.
The morning service at Victoria street
Methodist church nest Sunday will be a
family service. Bring all your family
and sit together. Subject of sermon :
"Religion in the Rom." in the evening
Re 7. Fred Story. of Bolivia. South Am-
erica. will tell of missionary work in that
country. Sunday scpool at 3 p. m. The
church will be decorated with the fruits
of orchards, fields, gardens and flower -
beds.
At the Revd Akzantttra
s ,
"'retie it From Me," the three-ring
teems of musical coou'dy. direct from
Rs six months rue at the 44th Street
Theatre, New York. will open a
week's engagement at the Royal ab
einnelra Theatre. Toronto, ou Mon-
day, septemis•r 26th. with Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees
it is the wort of Will B. Jobnatone.
a well-known New York newspaper
cartoonist, whnj bas completely ste•-
erede4 in transferring to the musIcal
comely stage a number of real char-
m -term which M• diaroverel and elab-
orated Mt of the droll Incidents of
everyday Ilfe. Such delightful mnste,
such delletons e•omrdy, omen magnt-
event wings pietnrea, are aeMnm cone
tithed to one musk•al peer. and the et-
cesling attractive/wee of It all is 0n-
11aned by the excellent rompsny in the
various roles find the beautiful "Kiss -
Me" chorus gide.
The original New Yeft eompaq
of weventy will be ween, Including
John Hennings, Richard Mack, Buat-
Her. Bndner, Edgar Gardiner, Alice
Hills, Marry Burnham, William HtI-
fonr, Marjorie Sweet and the G•rtu•
er Trio.
-GOOD ADVICE, TOO. VISIT OUR
STUDIO, EXAMINE OUR PORTRAIT-
URE -AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
J. T. FELL
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1. X. L. Battery
A Canadian Product
The only clattery manufactured
entirely in Canada. Suitable for all
makes of ears and guaranteed to
glue entire satisfaction.
We bare opened in Goderich •
Battery Service and Sales Station
In charge of
The People's Garage
. J. a.1ScOZZ '_
Victot1S sinew -
Bili aderleWMB
to 1.,.111$11
� -�, mss•.
Co. Limited
NT. ��
C() LBORN E.
Theft. McMIllaa to $peak. -The reg-
ular monthly meeting of the Colborne
Fsrns-rs' Club will he held In the. Te..
p•ranee Hxll. itenmgler, as TDurmday
c•aeninR, September 'lard, at wbtcb Mr.
Thos. McMillan will diwe•o.e the gnaw
floe of Rural (lredit.. Mr. Meli�lan u
one of the mmmisdon appointed by tae
etutarlo e:ocernmeet to investigate 41110
matter and Is anilalea 40 meet as many
farmer," as pn*.lh e, in as Invitation 1a
AMMO 1 hr
w e•c
and assTRln t
The 1. X. L. Manufacturing
PALMERSTON, ONT.
The New Fall Overcoatings
and Suitings
Bannockburn Tweeds, Hair -line Blues,
Blacks and Browns, Indigo Serges and
Cheviots, Scotch Tweeds and IrishSergea
-ALL FROM THE BEST MILLS
The Fit and Style Will Be Correct
MARTIN the Tailor
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