The Signal, 1926-3-18, Page 4•
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TAILORING SERVICE
A service that you ��•�'�^•sa
have looked for -
waited for -needed.
Custom tailoring
backed by Canada's
most expert clothiers
is now offered to you.
Ii10t1i)RA111, '
MADE TO MEASURE
All the skill cf Fash-
ion -Craft tailors -a
limitless range of new
and up-to-date mod-
els -made to your
measure from pat-
terns you select your-
self.
(OUR KNOCK 0111)
WORSTEDS
1
i'el't I'0141orue. 111+(•.114 tel 11 111/181111, as
was ul.'tlliotl.•.I 111 111`11 week. tapir.
Mast. l• Sterling; I•ulford ur lay arrive arrived
home front Ihsroit
Our sympathy goes out to Mr. and
Mos. Wm. Heyde of the Lake Shore
road near here, who !suffered the loss
of their house I.y -fire on Saturday
a f ter11wn.
Mrs. Nin. Huston. of Gatrrlrh.
visited her sister. Mr.. E. Hunter, on
Saturday Hull Sunday.
The 511er.lmeut of the Lord's Suppe'
will be 1{,M1M'11a0 in l.eehuri church
ran Sutaluy, )larela SW h. at a pia. Mr
Whitfield will preach his farewell 0l'
mon here nett Sunlhty, the 21st. 1V..
hope every person will he present if
possible.
1:111►RKII'H T(1�\'NSHII'
I;uI,F:RIt'll 1'*I4VNSIII1', alan•l'
lit -The funeral of the hate alias 1..
e'alwea. whose death es•.•ur'.l at 1.uu-
11.11 hast Friday. is toeing held this at
teruo..,i from the home• of her brother.
Mr. 1401.1. Colwell. where their aged
mother also resides. to hayfield ceme-
tery. Mr .las. Colwell, hayfield road.
is another brother.
aIrs. 44. F'or.leu. Itraurtord. is risit-
i(11 her parents. (l r.. mid airs. .1.
furter.
Union (church Note.. -air. M. Sel-
lars. 4th,, preaches tee:n• Turoulu. ex
, h:ulg.vt pulpits w itl, )1r. \\-httti.•Id
lust Suul:y aIr. Sellars is kindly
remembered by all who hear.; him on
his precious visit here on the we:isnot
of the golden Jubilee services last
( t.loln•r. and a goodly number availed
thomeel'.-s of the opportunity to hear
him again on Sunday evening. '1.h.•
ins arh,g sermon
is to la• found in the first and to .1: ted
vers.•s of the 112th retainer of llr
Brew. It is expecte.) a Iarge
wmgregatiou wIJI he prevent next Sun-
day evening. when Mr. Whitfield. 'who
has been the popular student -pastor
herr for the past couple or years. will
preach his farewell sermon. The
saeram.•ut of the Lord's Supper will
he dlspens.,l Sunday, March '5�.... �.
Thr au„nal mretiug of tine Sunday
.ch.od will axe held Marl, sl.
THESE POPULAR PRICES WE
KNOW WILL PLEASE YOU
W RSTFIF,LU osairl
farm :old w14 be moving .111 at utter.
Mr. Potter's se,'u d dirm I the old
Harry Morris plasm has lawn .rented
for a term of jeer, 111 Mr. John Tahb.
Mr. Lorne Itu.l't'" is milt again after
several %%lark, of serious trouble with
his rye. 11 is hoped the sight of the
rye will he preserved.
Farmers a'I+o 1.w11 sugar 1.11.111.$ are
making preparations for u I.ig run of
sap this yeah•. 11 has always been
-ail that 111.1tndtl(4..' of snAw means
it good ample syrup season. mod wt'
,.rtaiuly lose the snow this year.
ter. I'. .\. Robertson hos r,nt.l
la I'm oar the : .th rotweseion to air.
.login l•u.;ow for the coming; season.
It will he (410•.1 as a grass farm.
Slur old friend. air. Jame. Young.
is out improving; very rapidly. but we
trust the tine o'.oth.•r when it comes
will restore his old time vigor.
Mr. tool Mrs. humid Walter arrived
homy early 111.4 a14.1i after their
honey 1114100 nip And have taken up
their re.idenee 011 the John A. Wal-
ter
tel• 1111tu.st.•:Id 101 the Illi
lace are Ilo,kiug 1,11.1 longing .ear
spring.
►4..•v. 1V. It. .\Ip in Su,ilh s 11111
hnrch lug. Imam giving a series of seer -
mons 1,u E.st4r. its history and sic-
itiottl.,•. '!'h,.e :I•rn.m. have Ix.•u
heard by large. 'oIgrrgafi.ms. w lie
have tarn delighted with the 111.11•
manner i1, whish tau• preacher pre-
sents the subject.
V. ore sorry 10 hear that air.
11 m. Young of M'ingham is not in
good health. Mrs. Yo g. who la the
widow of a former Ib''., and well-
known resident of Colborne. i. In her
ninetieth year.
Messrs. Ii. Shields and John this
tow. our I,.-aI mill.. Buyers; ace out
pi.kia+{t-44.4_.rzaoa rattle for the sum-.
neer 111111 ars• paying goes) priers for
them. The pr..p..1 of a brisk export
trade is stiffening pricer of rattle.
Hogs• to... are ,till high, about $1:i.7.i
Ratepayers interested in the Youog
'reek met last week in conference
with the ,uute ils of Colborne and
11',•.4 awae teasel (h,
w hole matter. Must ofi thdiem ex11r.-o .d
Iltellla'I'•eaY1'n.u.wh uppo+and'.l t. the 114(4l4 -
nano, of the work. but nothing was
deeilhd 0111/ nnol her meeting will 1.e
call..) later on.
People's meeting will tie bid on Fri-
dey Hight. An election of 0111esr..
also will he held o. !ridgy night'Uy
the executive.
"Say It With Flowers"
ler ill. Patrick's 11'a), with the tama-
rack ter frees (cantatas
GEO. 8TEWART
Vann. Phew IN.
re OM Erne
dibblers
Orders taken for Fuller
Brushes of all kinds.
R..i41.sos corner Trafalgar Street
and Calabria Road, Gederieb.
Huron Central
Agricultural Society
are Bolling
A Fiddlers' Competition
Spring Show Night
Thursday, April 1st, at
8 p.m.
in the Town Hall, CLINTON.
Prize. for Com pet ition a-
folio'.'. :
1st $10, 2nd $7, 3rd $5.
4th $3.
RULES
I. Open to (counties of Bruce,
Haran and Perth.
-. Each contestant to play two
selections, one selected by the
committer and the other by
eon teeta nt.
No entry (.e charged and $1.1111
p.6id each contestant not re-
ceiving a ptite. Any or all
eonteatanta liable for service
during dance.
4. Accompanist pro. ids'.
Judges' *want is final.
el, Committee in .charge reserves
the right to make any ad-
ditional rules that may appear
- rye
7, - 11ki-time music to be btaiiiituf
contest.
n. Pr,farsionals an. not eligible.
Old-time Dana' after the Contest.
Combined fee for Con-
test and Dance 50c
Proceed!' to go to Spring Show
H. C. Coo. W. J. Miller,
Proudest. Treasurer.
E. Resell, S. a, &Mira s,
How About That New
Wheel This Spring?
!hop in and 11111.• the are Cleve-
land and Red Bird Bicycles.
All pari$, tires and acceasorico
carried in stuck.
Several good second-hand Bicy-
cles (or sale.
An exceptionally high-
grade Bituminous Coal of
extremely hard structure
and possessing character-
istics which make it par-
ticularly suitable for do-
mestic use.
Economical No Soot
No Clinkers
Will hold fire nearly as
long as anthracite or coke
with but littk more atten-
tion.
Ignites quickly, after
which it burns with a light
brown smoke.
Suitable for Ranges,
Quebec Stoves or small
Furnaces.
Egg size, $12.00 per ton,
delivered.
The Dean Coal Co.
Phone 95 Goderich
Join Our Women's
Exchange
Members wanted for our
Women's Exchange, Mem-
bership fee $1.01) a year,
giving the member the priv-
ilege of contributing Fancy
\fork and kindred articles to
be fold on commission.
This is an opportunity for
you to earn a little money
from home work.
Membership restricted to
:AJ. First :3) suitable appli-
cants accepted.
WESTFIELI►. Maros 1.1. air. Bert
Taylor has disposed of his farm to
Mr. Will (carter. )!r ''atter will get
p..ss•a'ton this spring.
What might have proved a serious
1 misfortune happened on Sun.My morn-
lug when the kitchen .•himney took
fire on the house of Mr. Elwin Tny-
11or: The fire was extinguished Met
everything was thought to be all right.
but 1110.ut noon. when Mr. Taylor WS.
1 emuiug from the Baru to the house. he
noticed the roof hurning. It is sup
-
1 p ...o•.1 that 1 live cinder had lodged on
1 the south side of the house where the
I.now had melted off. It was ween in
time to prevent a disastrous tar,. As
it was, considerable damage was Mme.
Messrs. Marshall Stmn,homg•. Gor-
don Snell and Raymond Redmond had
the misfortune to lose a horse each
during the past week or two with a
disease that seems to use prevalent
among the horses in this neiathbor-
110141.
The W.M.S.and ).adios' Aid of the
11'4 -ttield United ,hur.•h heel.) their an-
nual meeting on Wednesday, )[arch
gutta. The following officers for tin'
.'ii ..o ing year were aplseiut.d fur the
W.M.S.: President. Mrs. Martin M1--
i►enve•11: 111 vice-president. ears. .lames
Woods: secretary. Mrs Wm. Walden :
,orre•sponlNng-a-•r.tnryy. Mrs. W. F.
('amphell : treasurer. Mrs. It. Vincent:
strangers' w'er,tary. Mrs". $tanb•y
Cook : ('I:ristian stewardship .ere•
tory. Mrs. Janos Wood: organist. Mrs.
' Wm. McDowell. Officers for Ladies'
.4.414: President. Mrs. .1. E. Ellis: 1st
vicrlrtesident. Mrs. Wm. Wo141en:
c1111140in. Mrs. Root. Mel 4. ,o, -ll w.•
retlry-. Mrs. Wm. Blair: treasurer.
. Mrs. Wm. McDowell.
W. C. Pridham & Son
Phone 57
Men's and Boys' Wear
It's not too
to change that
old stove.
See Harold Blackstone about
I
late yet i1FINMIi,f.Elt• Marsh 17. -The play
'The Village lawyer" will i1..' given in
Itenmill(•r rhureh on Friday, March
2R. rat . p.m. Admission : AlUlts, 35
1 cuts: children. 25 cents.
Mr. heroic E. Walters. of Toronto, , ---
4s1,1•nt the week-4end with his parents i'' Rend Alton's store annnuueemeot
here. to the Dungan -non emrreslondenre.
The young ladies Sunday 'stool
lain$s spl111 a vert pleasant e4.1(01ng at i LOYAL
the home of Mr. lies Vanstone on
Frills)• evening lust. LOYAL. Mares 174 -lee t'otter's
sale 0n We,lne'.oay- last was very su,•-
I.1EHR 'RlV 1 ¢''• ((504u1. 91tere was a good ntt,n.t,neee
__ I and the live .i,M k, nLa.•hinrry. etc.. all
I.Elit4I ISN, Manch 10.-ILr. Oliver , sold at good price -s. A well-bred
Vont spent the we44b-ens-Frith---bats Shorthorn cow bsoaghtSat- Mr. Pot -
brother at Wom(lwtor'k. I ter experts to Imre in a week or IM
iirr. Ilugh ('hi,dlolm 1.44 last eras days. with his mother and sinter. Por
fit I'ort Colborne to work on a boat- Detroit. Mr. tool Mrs. Geo. Caldwell.
M . James Morton went with him to of the lith e.rnee(elion. hare rented the
BENMII.LER
a
NEW STOVE
Prices are right.
This is your store, use it.
Blackstone's Furniture
MARCH WEATHER = - _ _--
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un the Broadway of (t.Mlcrich
About 25 pair of ladies' silk and wool
Hose in fawn and grey check. Regular
$1.50 per pair. Friday and $
Saturday 1
3 only ladies' Silk Waists. Regular
$10.00 and $12.50 each. $2.95 each
Friday and Saturday .. •
32 -inch Art Ticking. Blue and pink,
floral stripe, fast color and 59e yard
feather proof. Our price.. •
7 only ladies' Silk Waists. These were
marked to sell up to $9.00 each, but as
we do not stock ready-to-wear we will
offer these lines Friday $1.95 each
and Saturday at
F. E. HIBBERT
Quality and Service
Changes in Temperature
New Spring Merchandise
our Canadian March
New Merchandise has been arriving during the past two weeks, but owing to situs
he next one
day bright. but sloppy, the next Ian. � = tions to our store we have not been able to show these attractive new fabrics and
W
tory and col./ -i, extremely Ian) oar
children. 4orulitluno tuake it u..rs-
sary for 4l.• mother to keep the little
,ties indoors. Thee are atom .'onttn-
1•.4 to overheated. badly ventilated
rooms and catch rol(ls which rack
their whole system. To guard 1t:oil eft
these 4-0111., and to keep. Mn• baby well
till the better, brlg'.U-r day's ,stn.•
,along. a box of liahy's 1)w„ Tablets
should Ise kept in the house and an tie-
.•t,aional dose given the baby to keep
his stomach swell and his bowels
working* r'kntlarlr. -
ltahv's town Tablets area mIW1 Imt
Ill0rm11gh laxative which never fall to 1=
r gu:ale the stomach and bowels and 1=
thus relieve .odds and simple fryer's I
lamt keep baby fit_ Tile Tahletra are C
odd by tr.e•iieine 4k -tilers or by mail I
,,t 21; rents ,1 box from The lir. Wil =
liams' * '.ficin,• 1`0.. its.. -krill,•. Ont. C
1)L GANNON
1H'NG'tNN1 17.C. March 17. -Mr.
Tom Elliott. son of Mr. .(ant Elliott.
and sister. Mrs. l'Mtnkett. who have
(0,-n herr sine.. the 4144011 of their
mother, returned 111 11:1, 1V.441 1111
Monday of this week.
)(r.. I.aur•ns1(l. of California. a
daughter of Mrs. Jas. Pillion, is at
present here with her father.
Mrs. A. E. Tr.•I.•ar.•e. ,,f I..Mklmw.
a.romletliel by her friend. Miss 13,011 -
telt, of Montreal. 11111(l" a short vial.
at the hone. 4.1 Mr. and airs. It. J.
Crawford last seturday-
The Mission Band of the Presby-
terian ,hurrh will hold Its Waster
ent,rtalum,ylt on 13.00.1 Friday. tort;
2nc1.
111r..iasdds Auderaan. wku had been
away two weeks at t 1wmllon sani-
tarium, is now krone and i.1 improved
eonsieferably in health.
Your now elders are being elected
Oils 'boonth for the I'reebyteriau
eburih. liailoto are to be received
next Sunday and the -tot1wri.tt *M.
day.
Mr. Barry Ryan has sold his house
and lot to Mr. Jas. YcWhiuney. of
i.eebnrn.
Th, Women'a Institute will tneM. at
Stu' hun,e of Mrs. Thomas Stother.
on Thurahy. Mani, lith. Papers will
Ise rend by Mrs. 11. J. Crawford and
Miss Mary )Le(lourt.
The community was shocked to hear
of the sodden death of lioraee Omer,
who passel away in Sslttord on Sun-
der
uo-duly after an Illness of a few days.
The dears«d was well known here
and much sympathy Is extended to
the parrots and family In their sad
lura•, veme'art.
Miss 4'. Pentland hos returned from
the Toronto millinery openings and Is
now prepared to offer elastomers the
Inteet styles In millinery productional.
our efficient bank,er, Mr. G. M. Me
Klvrsie. made a boldness trip to West
1Vawa,.Ml1 t(rvrnthtp hall last Mon
day.
.\ display of ladies' coats, sults.
skirts, dresses and girls' coots will be 1
held at Alton's store on the afternoon
of *larch 29th and the mor,ing of the
110th. Goods ordered will be here in
time for Eha+t,r.
t'nlled ('hureh Newa.-The church
serviees next Sunday will lie held as
1141161-- Sunday *'Bout at 10 a.m. enol
chtreh servhws at 11 S.M. alai 7 p.m.
The Excelsior nn, (lolden Rule
Rowley *lona ,1** * Mtertalned the
Taxis (4l1are on Tuesday nIght......
Junior Learn.. will be held on Wedn ,os
day afternona at 4.111. iotm�
new Ready -to ear.
They are now ready for your choosing and will be on display during the coming
weeks. Iretstrgs}q - 1
You are invited to come alooking. ---
New Spring Coats and Suits
We have a larger assortment than ever before. The Cloths are
Poiret Twill, Tricotine, French Needle Point, Ottoman Cords, Tweeds, Velours.
We have a size. a price and a style to suit everyone. We sell only one Coat
of each style.
Spring and Summer Dress Goods -1 .
purchased from the Montreal markets and comprising such fabrics as
Fancy Crepes, Beaded Voiles, Figured Silks. Beadora Voiles, Broadcloths,
Printed Voiles and Crepe Morogain.
imskseigno Silk Hose
In all the newest shades. --
Chiffon Hose. Full-fashioned Hose.
Silk Hose (spring needle knit
Prices 45c, 95c, $1.50, $1.95
and $2.75. -
era Silk Gloves
We are agents for
Kayser Silk Glc yes
See the attractive new Spring styles.
Prices 75c, $1.25, $1.59 and I
$1.95
March and April -mean Spring Cleaning s
and Remodelling in the Home
- - _ L STAUNTON'S
s ■ . . Semi -trimmed --
Congoleum Rugs
Linoleum gam•
Oil Cloth =�
Wool Rugs
Wall Paper
100 patterns to choose from
Curtainings
Curtains
Cretonnes.
Window Shades
Our entire New Stock of House Furnishings is
now ready for your choosingMAIM
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OUR PRICES ARE THE BST
THE S. A. GRAY CO.Iti
Buying connection with three Targe
Dry Goods Stores, Goderich, Meaford, Listowel.
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