The Signal, 1921-6-23, Page 44—Thursday. June 33, 111:'1
THE eIGNAL
Holiday and Warm Weather
WRA
£
WEA R
To be comfortable this warm weather
one must be dressed in cool clothing. At
this store you can get all your require-
ments at reasonable prices. See our
Palm Beach Suits
Outing Trousers
iai pin beat`, flannel and clack . Also
Negligee Shirts
Summer Suspenders
Belts, hosiery
Cooltex Underwear
Straw Hats, etc.
W. V. 9ridham
.igent fin. llur.alino hoot
Phone S7 .' a Goderich
*.,41
REDUCTION IN
CANVAS FOOTWEAR
WHITE &ND BROWN RUBBER SOLE
1 \\
Child's sizes 5-7, we $1.2., now 98c
Youths'.sizes 8-13, wer.75, now
Misses' sizes 11-2, were ..t, now
Boys' sizes 1-5, were $.)
W''�!!e_n'ssizes 3-7,w
M
en's\sizes 6-10, we
11, no
re $2.40,
e 25 ow.
$1.49
•t-$1.19
$169
$1.98
OM.
leather
.49.
A FULL ST, 'K TO CHOOSE
Afso some 1 dies' Pumps and Oxford
sole, sizes 3-7, o clear at
Men's 0 fords, good fitting last, sizes 7-10,
clear at $2.79.
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D('NG:ANNON.
Wednesday. June 22.
borne YIeK,'tizIs' was 1111 a business
trip ,to Toronto on Tuesday.
Mr tt'na. Andrews has honied a new
4lverbnld "four" ear from Lorne M.'-
K,•uafr.
\live Iva 4'arr is holue fr,.m Strat-
ford Normal N:•ho,.l.
.'. few front here took in the gilydeu
Iwo' at fort .1Il.ert on tt'1,114•sd:ty'
evening.
The .junior gridnation examination
starts Friday morning. The following
are writing from Dungannon school :
Georgie •Ulan. Margaret McNabb. Har-
vey ErrlI4, l0. and ('.4rutan .111e10-..41
We arc pleas11 h, ku,ov 1h.11 Jli••
Muriel Killoligh 1. improving after rhe
opera then ,for upla•uel1,•Itis. wide). •li
underwent 41i •the 4;,alerleil •ho*pial
l *1 Monday.
air. \t'ua. JL.4'111 r.' 14.1.4 ennstructl,l :1
warehouse. :In,1 gariige uq Ilk lot on
the ,,suer of Main 'street.
Three loads of tt'oue•u'. 1 11411 11 4.•
Ie411.1e flung here visttoel the )4t.
Augustine Women's Institute 1111 Fri•
del\ I1.t.
Methodist Gamlen Party.—The *n-
nu.al 44.,l4b•u Malec' will Iw hr1A on the
Methodist eloir.h grounds on Wednes-
day, .11111e 21, 1114)1,1' the 111,.t11.v* Ir( 114'
Epworth 1.eagi 4* Solver will. Ise
114••1 (runs 6 to • p.111.. folluNwl by
11,1+.1 • by the laieknow bras* bared.
inter-per+.•.I with duets ly Mrs. J. 1:.
.Ueb'•,.ol .lit t \If 1101einson. of Luck -
now, solo. Gy MI...lope. of 1.11ekinew,
u.d r•a.11ug• by Miss Lorna rantpleell.
..f LnrkuoN,l;iu,l Mrs. D. Fowler. of
Dnng.u11ion. 1.Imission—eldults awes
children .a•. There will he a [44411,
on. 4.114. groo14)1-.
The regular meeting of the 4.Vlimru's
Institute will be twill' at Mr II,n11e of
Mrs. hived Girth* .on Thursday. Jour
:110111. ,, 2:ti, pont. sharp. The tople
'4'oaiutry Life. Its Advantage'. nod
1'.wabillti.s." 5111 be taken by Mrs,
ltoht. La.vLLsu1..
ADAMS •STA`DISH.—On Wednesday
evening. June 15, the honie of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Standish. 12th corcession,
Culross, was the scene of a very happy
event, when their eldest daughter. Leah
May, was united in marriage to George J.
Adams. of Dungannon. Promptly at 5
,'cluck. to -the strains of the wedding
march, played by Miss Reta Montgom-
ery, the young couple took their places:
underneath the arch erected on the lawn
for the occasion. The ceremony was
solemnized by Rev. D. McTavish. of
Salem, in the presence of about fi:ty
guests. The bride was beautifully gowned '
in whtite silk crepe de chew, and was
attended by her tittle sister. Margaret.
who acted as flower -girl. After congrat-
ulations had been extended the guests
partook of a dainty bullet, luncheon
which was served on the lawn. Among
the guests from a distance were : Mrs. E.
Standish. Toronto: Mrs. W. Harvey,
Stratford, and \tr. and Mrs. R. Standish,
' Goderieh. The young couple were the
recipients of many beautiful gifts, a token
of the high esteem in which they are held.
They left the same evening for their new
home. near Dungannon, followed by the
best wishes of their many friends.
CHAS. W. ALTON
Phone, f odert..h Rural 76t.: LANES, Ont.
- ie Tai1oringr Worrit"
There Is great temptation today to
c atpeil clothes, either cloth, trim-
mings or skill in making.
With " Martin Clothes " quality
comes first.
Leave your order with us and rest
assured that nothing will be slighted.
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor
I have taken over the Grocery business of
Faust and Wurm and will conduct it on the
cash system, ensuring customers the beat
possible values.
A full line of Groceries wi:l be carried.
Your patronage will be appreciated.
.: FAUST
to Fido
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Transcript.
The feeble tremble before opinion, the
foolish defy it, the wise judge it, the
skilful direct it.—Mad. Roland.
I As the wind is. so is mortal life; a
ash, a sob, or a storm. a strife.
Arnold.
ST HELPLESS
S DANCE.
The Muscles of the Hands,
Face and Body Affected.
St. Vitus dance is a disease of the
nerves brought on by a morbid condition
of the blood It is common with children.
attacks girls more frequently than
s. Irritability is frequently one of the
4rst\,aigns noted. The child (rets, is
quarre me and does not sleep well. The
jerky ements that characterize the I
disease co e a little later. The limbs
and sometinjes the ,wheile body jerk
spasmodically. ''rind in severe cases the
pow r of speech t4' ,affected. Such a child
should not be al . wed to studv, but
should be kept quiet, •iven a nutritious
diet, rem ,in out of , , s a, as much as
possible. Ur. Williams' 'ink Pills will
help the blood restore t shattered_
nerves. The value 01 these pi in cases
of this kind is shown by the ' lowing,
statenient 'from Mrs. Frank Rey •olds,
Windsor, N. S. who says: "Whe a
young girl 1 suffered very severely fro
St. Vitt.s dal ce. 1 could not keep still for
a moment. 11 I tried to handle dishes I
broke them, and could not safely attempt
to hold a thing in my hands. No matter
what was done for me 1 could not control '
the twitching in my face and body. My
parents gave me several remedies, but
they:did not help me. Then one lay my.
father brought home a half•dozen b ores
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. After two
ioxes had 'been taken there was an im-
provement in my condition. By the time
the last box was gone, to my own g.eat
joy and relief to our fam.ly, my condition
was normal, and 1 have since enjoyed
good health. i never lose an opportunity
to say a good word for Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills."
You 'can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer in medicine or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 from the Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
Pr. n r.M:Ns.`
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'hnrday, Jinn. 21.
'Nl4s (:hilts Webb 1's'home from
Stratford Normal am!' MGCs Dorothy
We1Mer frxttn Wit/ghoul High Schad.
iMl... Ruth l'hIllfpv L. ci'ittug friends
at Nile.
Mr. and .Me,.. Bram/mean and grand-
daughter Muriel. of (rw1•11 Nonnd are
vbdting their (laughter at the 111.1 111.11.
Mica J,srie 1Samerem and her eon*in.
sir. Allan 'MelSonal/. of Toi'.nrn,, are
ylsiton. at Mrs. Ft', ltamen.l'v.
Harrl. Portion wits on a motor
trip to Barrie.
lIrs. H. 31vCtvaMe is home from
Nile, where nbe was visiting her doter,
Mrs. McWhinney,
Garden Party.—The gn ohm lag rty
held Friday evening waa a gnat sn.'-
".*. The woefber wits all that could
Ix. desired. There wens a great gatln•r-
4ng of pia►(ele and all waned to enjoy
the growl supper. the eloquent ",pies -hon
and grand mimic. Proceeds from the
gate were $215.
Weston', inatltute.—Th„ it Tle1,41'.
tt'. en'r+ 1nstlt1ttc held irs s,,. i II :111 log on on Tlulrsdn, on the lawn of Mrs.
Charles. 1)urnln. The ladies loot with
tlw-n rhe fkivermnetrt'. r'Irro'..•ntatl'p,
Mis►, P„1r't, of 4'xhrI,tgo who aldrrw,,
est the leathering on Dntitate work in
general and ehlM nur.ine Mi*. itmn.k•
Murray, It. N., of Itnffsln, who went
\•
uvorsras ' 1th tow lluit.ilo I'•1" 1""
(tltal uult, mt"e as 11001 at of h. r
:Itotl1 Wile. were vory•1Iwiai'.
rev. Mrs. It. A(,•-tlllat• of K:
tine, district M1•vretary ,I•" N.'
cut. 1.1114.1, war serve. •i .l .11.
ably thio opeut.
Mr. J. M. Smith Ix a I::i 'r 4 Matci.,l
lug 1 h funrhl 1 ut •1,1. ,r.l,,,i.ou: F111•
1l.ly Smith.
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fARIAt11
W'tdur-
Ma•. 11114 Mr,• tt'r
�a -k . are the gtleaty , • of
1:onlou Yotitlg.
Sir. Wm. 1'laya,a's
%4.11.• gl.ul to ewe I.
kilo :114)1 hearty whl.
ointments. In the fief_
Mrs. J. H. Treble's n
glad to know that ell, .• •
illg.
Mr*. Jas. MMeRride - rotino.
Lome after spending a . ; •'f
`:1r $.•.,forth and :other;-•
Mis. :vb•rltng gad );. l:l.tek,
Gol.•rb•h. sl►el)t a day I.,•t )'•••k at 111.
Il • of Mev. Thos. 11,1.1.•-•
111•• Diluter and Mr• tt'4.::r. oI 1'.
troit..were ghee gu,-t,, , i lir ,1114 ti
Jo1,n li.11lagher.
1._
uu1,n'1
Mr. and Mrs. herb .tCau. i.f '1
r1111h.,
petit the aaeek-' I'd Walt \I
tltau'• :111141. 111.. The ti -I lis''.
Mr. J.1rv4,. 1Ie1tri,le
fir*t•,•L1.s Ilathrlu;; sy•
pito hu•, d from Mr. L:
Goelerle1,. Jarvis Iwl. •• ., 1,.,
1lling". 1116(0 -date,
Mr. :1141 Yrs. Frani, 1:.1 114,1 3 11
win. al... Mr. Jas. Ito11 c, 1 ..f S'r•,1
fonL *lent Smoggy wit ; tt .4:l 4 '41
A. 4'. (*lark.
The martial and si;
frieodty gigue 04 4,.
evening. The 'single
S to 7. They had tin
sympathy, es the co
sun• tit it they would c
so did not come ort t
•1frc. Slottride. of ()
Sunday wish her Niel -
Scott.
Mrs. .Tai. Wat.ou i -,i -wan
sent Sunday with Mr 11r.. teem.
1 u4)
1 1.11,1
unr. ;
I .fe.Yh
M. - .1 114,.. 1
SHEPI'ARDT. aX
A C9x1POSITION.--Oa being asked for a
come/ovation. in letter
describing the school and its surrounding',
an entrance pupil wrote • the following,
which is considered worthy of publicilion:
219 Dund t. Street,
Peterborough, June lo. 1921.
Dear Charles,—I am grad to have the
opportunity of telling you about our
school. which stands in a` rather pictur-1
esque situation not far from a church and
store, which help to comprise 'the tittle
village of Sheppardton. '
The school 1s surround(' Sy a well built'
fence, which has become d,.a;>ldated by
years of strife. Behind it runs a small ;
stream on which are spent many of the'
cold day's of winter in skaang and sliding ,
and other amusements. , A high elm
stands in one cornet with its lofty
branches hanging over the road. Rows of
maples shade the school from die 4•.t rays
of the sun and give a brilliant sense of
nature in the delightful moths of tall and
l hRefSIMront which faces the road is made t
N.
starch near the
beautiful by two well -kept flower beds. I
At the back of the school +a woodshed in- -
which our supply of ad is kept for
winter use. and the
road. We have a rge plaluound for
games—basebal being our tavorae game,
of which we sever tire. Behind tie v h.iol
the grass rows long, where we :;and
many preaous moments searching foe the
lost ball which lies hidden under "nue
green tuo of rase until some gentle ha'1d
picks it up.
I should like to hear of your school acid
its surroundings in your next letter.
Yours truly,
ERWIN FOSTER.
PO14'I' .%1.1IERT.
Wednesday, .Ione t.
41 i AIle,' 14ol.inw.p has returned to 1
Ii.. Koine at T.,i.rttto after a pleasion
vi- r 41(44 her friend, Mi.s Lizzie '
Fe •-ter.
The profess!. of -the social evening,
on June fieri :a the Amnesia chptcli
erP'aninuntet r7eT.M..
Miss Mae laickwm bas returned to
1,••r dunes eit Toronto after 'prmling
tivo weeks miler 414.• pm retool rood.
John Tiger '_ r, 111 -railed a so *01in+'
.1111141 this woo
ter. E. 'Fa}dor. r.; Toronto --spent
411 week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
!Intr. '1CIIli• :nl'l W'iIIM'm Dickson
have tot lied fn i t' •• where
"The « he Sco tch\Store 9'
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STORE HOURS : 8 A. M. TO b P. ,
SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
COOLER UNDERWEAR
Warm weather means cooler undergar lents. No per-
son needs to dread�» he warm weather if they ould select the
proper undergarments.
Women's Lisle Vests
39c. to $1.00
Women's fine quality Lisle Vests in
cumfy cut, opera and short sleeves in a
variety of weaves.
Women's Pink Bloomers
50 cents
Special value in Women's Pink Lisle
Bloomers. Very special, 50c.
Women's Lisle Combinations
85c. to $2.50
There is a greater demand e ch sea-
son for Combinations. We sh w all
styles in sleeveless and knee le' gth,
short sleeves, knee and ankle length.
Nlany styles, 85c to $2.50.
Women's Natural Pongee
Bloomers 52.95
Women's tailor-made Bloomers made
from extra quality natural Pongee silk.
Special $2.95 pair.
Children's Summer Vests, Drawers and Combinations in all sizes
Special values in Women's Nightgowns, Drawers, Underskirts and
—Corset Covers
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Kayser Itallan$elk-Underwear—"The Underwear Superb"
Women's Smart Blouses at Popular Prices
Women's,J'-
;lap Silk Blouse $3 -
This is an extra smart Blouse, made
from good quality Jap silk. Pin tucks,
roll collar, long sleeves. $3.50 each.
Women's Georgette Blouse $6.50
A- -very smart, . dressy Blouse, made.
from good quality French Georgette in
navy and sand. Round neck, short
sleeves. Special $6.50. '
Voile Blouses in all the new styles. Pullover and tie backs from $I.50.
A chance to.buy Nairn's Scotch Linoleums at $1.50 square yard.
5 pieces only Naim's celebrated Scotch Linoleum, 4 yds. wide, in block and floral_e
designs, suitable_for'ery' room in the house. Secure a room length while they last.
Regular value $2.25, for $I.50 square yard. /
NEW GOODS ARRIVING THIS WEEK
, Shadow -proof Silk Underskirts for wearing with organdy dresses. /i
New Camisoles New Organdies • New Sweaters New Dresses('
THE COOLEST SHOPPING PLACE IN TOWN
Ire Mil St&ar's Scotch56
Phone
T Leading Mail and Phone Order Store,
riII A> ,r•
they wt•rr e: eking w.'1, the collmteerx.
- '41 r. noel M G,,, (:raven, of ( NI,'-
rieli, Mrs. r,.,. tl, nanism 041.1 Ilr.
anal - Mrs,, John- a' . , of this ether,
motored to- M.'talttor Mot meet* 440(4
spent the w.'•k».111 N• relatives of
'4I r. 4141►, (: reen.
Iter. It. Dawkins. wif' . nd +•hil.l-
rrn. ,d ttlytit. .yp•414 a day t1, )Ir.
x141 ,Mr.. \t' a lira. last wee
Mix. Walker Murray +unl l..
Pa'm1,'y took in the excursion to
t r.rit and b:e•k on elle .tell neer 4:rey=
honn1.
MONDAY, June 20.
Mr. and Mrs -P, -Sherwood, of Belfast.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrr. S.
Sherwood.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Schwan, of Detroit.
spent a few days viliting friends around
here.
Mr. Sam. Kilpatrick, of Brantford, is
visiting friends here.
Miss May '4Ienary returned to her
home at Sheppardton after spending
the past few months with friends around
here.
Miss Irene Mctluotd, who has been
attending Normal at Stratford. is spend-
ing the holidays at her home here.
Mr. Sam, Sherwtkxl and Mr. P. Finni-
gan have purchased Ford cars.
We are sorry to report Mn. William
Hasty is under the doctor's care.
Miss Maggie Shackketon, of Kintail,
visited at the home of Mr. Matthew
Shackleton on Monday last.
A I' 1:1 ICN.
To Celebrate Fiftieth Asnlversary.—
Thr Methodists of Auburn are pr'gar-
Ina for the holding .4 golden JuMlee
service. 1,i cmnne,,,oration of the
fiftieth annivenslry ..f the cotseeratton
Of- their ohnrvh. The celebration will
he 'held on August ;tt and Rth (M
Ftrm.hty. the 7th, .p..•lal aerrkrw will
he held. and iter .t (kart Amhh, M
A. It. D. field were—tory for foreign
mlw.ion,. will pn.s'•h morning and
evening. Mr. 14anitl:'.4 father, Rev. A.
•
Smith. was the first minister of the
ulrurn circuit. On Monday evening
out11.e)r .4041.11 1'1'31111 will be 11.'11.
4,1 11o4x,1 t0 hay, present nlauy
outer ministers nod members of the
':Igregation. and a thus of molt In-
n•-t..t amt Tarp-pl4'a4nre• to to protilo-T.
K I NT.0 L.
The Kinteil U. F. O. and LJ. F. W.b,
will hold a Dominion Day celebratiou at
Lakeview ('ark. Kintail. A splendid
program has been arranged for.
SUNSET CAMP. '
Registrations Now Being Rewired for
Boys Work Training ('amp.
Registrations are being received by
W. N. Meikle, secretary of the -Sunset
Trainyig Camp Committee, Box 537.
Godench. Ont., for the summer train-
ing camp for boys' work leaders and
prospective leaders. which *01 he held at
Point Farm, near Goderich. Point Farm
ha; an unrivalled bathing beach, and
ample grounds for any game; in fact, It
would be hard to imagine a more ideal
spot for the camp thin just the spot
ielected.
camp is intended for Sunday school
supe tendents, teachers and leaders of
boys' c sees, lovers of boys'who want to
learn something of a boy's nature and
methods of Character` building ; and also
for older boy&.overseventeen years of
age, who may w t to learn how to be-
come Trail Range or Tuxn leaders.
This is one of the Ontarro summer training
amps, and is promoted by a cu-op/rative
committee in afliliation.wit&. Inc Ontano
Boys' Work Boa.d, composed of' repre-
sentatives of the Protestant c moons
of Ontario, the Ontario Religious uca-
tion Council and the National Council of
the Y. M. C. A., and is designed to ser
thecounties of Huron, Perth and the
southern part of Bruce.
this will be a real camping experience,
combined with practical demonstrations
of how to conduct boys' organised classes
along the lines of the Canadian standard
efficiency training program. and features
of the camp will be Bible study, methods of
boys' work, athletics, aquatics, hikes,
games. lectures. campfires, singsongs,
learning how to do by doing. There will
be a staff of efficient leaders for instruc-
tional and supervisory work; in addition to
the following camp leaden: Rev. S. S.
Hardy. Unclench. Anglican representative
and camp director; Rev. T. Atkins. Parry
Sound. Baptist representative; Rev. 7.
Bole, Tllsonburg, Methodist represent.
ative; Rev. W. R. McIntosh, on,
Presbyterian repreeentat,ve; Rev. W. D.
Fletcher, Toronto, National Boys' Work
Board.
The dates of the compare from July 4th
to 11th. and the fee is 52 for registration
and *7 for board and tent lodging. Regis- I
ter today by sending in your app'ication l
to Ntr, Meikle. Godench. Arrangements
will be made to meet you at the train ands
convey you to the carol.
PERSONAL MENTION. '
Miss Reynolds i- spending her vacat
with relatives at Detroit, Cleveland nd
INew fork City.
Rev, Dr. Seager and Rev. ..man
Larmonth, of Toronto, are in
few days't,0lid'
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Messrs. Fred 1'ra igloo N.
Aulev and It'. .V,rl attend,
1. F. elranl iAe1Ke ,•tl
ora last week.
•Jit$.. W. Abet and .F'. 11. Wood
sr re at tinait'tford L. ..is wt4r*Firte
,l1, Rebekah (:rind Amigo nicorinx.
r*. It. 11. Itoid reel sou Itehich, of
We Mistook. spent the week-el/1, in
tow' the glietes e/Mr. and Mri,,,H.
W1 I.
s'a train. Ree
Arte leaves
of t1, neate
Ktrhr pn, o/
rk•h.
,.MIs. ttie Thorough- who has .pent
r,rnnt re In California. arrived in
town las' 'week to .poles the stammer
loan Me.
the 1. 41.
at Itnuit.
E carry a full line of Am-
ateur Supplies—
Kodaks, Films
Plates, Papers
Let us do your Developing
and Finishing.
Photographer
1
ws
EAST ST. GARAGE
rv, of the Solvationt
xt week tee take charge .\ i
rrh hrarr'i. lull 4'al.ti,in
44,:lforth. '.,rn,•. to 1..sl.. �*
- !Mita trier Lauder. 11 .t., Is hmme
from tit 4 tluirine• for the holiday..
:Mr*. TM*Fning anti Mlr.4 Roth. of
Toronto. and Mrs. ll.•Id, of Detroit,
are vi.lring at the Beene of Mr. and
Mr. J. R. Platt.
The Mistiest Nina and Lena Graham
are 'ailing from New York on July 2nd
for England and the Continent, whe-e
-they will spend the summer with their
aunt, Madame Dugas.
Iw Pa3111017, w eh ha. been closed
this stook. relrpena Satunh,y evening.
the 23th. g'
The melt return from military
ramp"0t Lnndnn on Saturday after
nine days metier tent
The Cireds P
Tho .101in Robinson 4)1 us that will
ehrnw In G.wh•rh•h on gat rday Is due
to arrive at the 11 .T. . *taction at
4:10 n m On its arrival the elrens
wagons will be tmmedlatel_ unloaded
and take -n to the Fair .da. The
Ml low i reg to the rote of t parade
whier. will lo -ave tine arm' at 10
a m : From the Fair any nn
Ma.'TMratlel street to Rr4trennla mad :
from Waterloo street to West rret:
from We.t street to the Sonar"; tum
tiro !Omar. to /worth street : ren
Rooth *toot to Ravinn street nd
thence to the gmurda.
Your Car Ready For That
HOLIDAY TRIP
You're Planing This Summer?
"Get Out and Get-Uoder"
doesn't go very well in
vacation time, so let us
put it in good shape
now before the
GODERiCH OLD BOYS
get here. Their cars
will need a good deal
of attention.
REG. WILLIAMS
Phone 243 — Goderich
Try a want u le TIN Biped. ,