The Signal, 1921-6-9, Page 4Jane 9, 1921.
It#ODZSIt7$ O!'&
SALE of MEN'S SUITS
$22.50
Just picked up a couple of clearing lines from
manufacturer at a price. They are nice pattern
in grey check, made of wool and cotton mixture,
wool lining -will give good wear.
Sizes 37 to 40.
PRICE ONLY $22.50
See Windows.
TROUSERS Regular $7.50 and $5.00
58.00 for 5
Don't miss these -they are a .genuine bar-
gain. All -wool blue serge and a light grey Eng-
lish tweed. The triminingS and tailorings are.
extra good.
Sizes 3.2 t(iv0.
PRICE $5.00 ,
MADE -TO -MEASURE CLOTHING.
claim to have the agency for the best_
iced clothing. Our customers are well,
See our samples.
We
medium -p
gatisfied.
�..9ridham
lent fur
aliuo Ilett;
Goderich
g.„•,1..11 Irrty bad Ja
See Our Beautiful Display
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POTTERY
.Inst the thing for t;l.,t g:ft
the June bride. .
a at IelhIl.l lii44' e1
lhtlair Picture.
ltafaranl Set int: Trays
'.4111(1 English Brass Candle -dirk.
Pottery, Hr.
tt , :;cite all to coin.' In anti
,•nr Pretty. things.
Smith's Art Store
Phone .lie.
u( tr the the 24th
I:aherdea AuxIlPaiairt) •-Utaler : r e uuspkws
•' of the la ie+' . td of
Ile
Alexandra
\1arIi Au,l i:euelrl
Hospkal and I,,e (
(Tub, (:aerieh tow
party will be 1.e1,1 oay
M H. Cure cit. Ha
day, June 24111 T
representing Cliffe
t'atiuuy article+, fo
)tlacksttn e•Ruekle
yarded and Inter.
glen 7.30 p•m.
ren 10e. -
THE BOY SCOUT 101 EMEN'T,
To the }:tilt r of The ,I
Sir,-1Vi1 you perp ,n• through
your eulunttis to .spa.-• _rear sap•
pnr'latlon 1 hays [or d .:- rn•cr urgttn-
irattio•-ghe 1fe.ly Mewl:• 1 believe I
;im vok>ing the thouk','• ..f all wile+
heirs J, nevi, uuwlbertn: b•awe'il furty
: 1111 fty. and also •:•,•:r . parents.
1'11+ i h the efforts e+ •'.iia )towers
of tl a Salvation Armut. 111•1 Mr. Cutlh-
her ..u. Scoutmaster, 1!, - movement le
pr vlag something re, f.,r the hays
11,1 girls of f:uderk'h, o',, .ire anxious
r txabme strung and it • ," •y not lyst
WHEN iN NFF1) OF A T.%XI hrskvlly, but Iatel'rally. Luua
I'HoN}: 198 friday evrnlug when 1 ',eked In 91
ttr N,. A. citadel I fou i ;hem busily
lia‘ing kindly
,•1:lI ag In first aid w.., ler. (fallow
1- a garden
110 1Ivdtsls of
mail. on Fri -
will be 'salols
t na:bnis with
safe music by the
p,.e.str.i• :unl a
1. ,,jr 111. (::erne
I practical Must radom. ,.rt.bIRing.
-e".' The 'lector fouls{ them -• Intens+tell
1ta' uud very apt pupil- ',outmaster
nosh ;41'1.iwill) has he hearts
u few cit
c Is +rally
111,1.41 they
Niue they
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of,4;rind`tunr.
Mich. \Ir. Gans,.
• ., .vWest resident ,.f +t Wan\II. Henry. "Mr. D. howls
I leery, Mr. W. Bowles
:hey of 4)lulrra. and Mn.'
1.,i•:i- iI were visitors with are, considering the .h••'
1 o11ruiu ou Monbay. . re been training.
Notuetis institute. - 11 anmur Arranxemen'ts are n.•, 'wing trade
I11e'tieg of the St. Ile' l)1 C.w1.ti w �.-week of camp !Me _rhe country.
j Institute is (' held at the tome �_ . .. a probable date will •,• .Lily dfh 1.!
1i.•Kenzie 'rhe fullowi g otti.rr-4 were 11111.
brte41 : iresi,LdiL M •. A Ailler4dik:I Ni tetter orataialttt :1 1. pot.ible
hat cls- -pre,;,1eut. Mr . B. Naylor: 211.1 for the boys who, •Jsh , 's• stroux.
1 vice -)1•,.44,•11), Mist. I: .J: