The Signal, 1928-5-31, Page 5THE SIGNAL,
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We have the ,variety. 'Always a.
pleasure to show . goods
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
PHONE 90
GODERICH
Golf Season
is Here!
We have a full line of
Golf Sticks
at $2.00 each.
Set of four Clubs. ..$8.00
Golf Balls
Spalding Kro-Flite iia(•
Silver Kings ••• -Th('
Green Dot Mesh 5tie
Clover Mesh
GOLF BAGS AT 144P1.1..11:
.PRICES
See Our Stock while the liar
is cOniplett•
Cole's Book Store
SAVE
on New Furniture
New Bed Springs
and Mattresses
Now i-tli' tio'.
,
\Vi positively 'qty. \•,'t tooto.y
on new or a -e,1
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
Benmiller Sunday School
Ererybodl Cordially Invited to &hush
Picture Frames
For.Pictures
For Portraits
For Mirrors
1
Vetter --t•3ittlt- 'RI«iYiIf---i'-i114101
anywhere else.
fr a„ '•I tn•d:t), :ewill see. '
Smith's Art and Gift Store
I . elle F rw,iu_ t ,r „car lu years
AU lIURN
.51111•IfN, May 29.- Miss ii SI illi!,
: lit\th, was the ut•.t ,of her nude,
ti r. \V. T. Riddell. mer the .,' a ,•k.end.
Sir. E. Mole, of S.'aforll slat the
' I' la of May let .\ulnen.
ale -.r.. E. alai F. ltuitlil.t shipped a '
,.1 of ciut,,•,.,n Saturday to Tor -
sir, F. itaillat'z geiug down over
k end,
at Anil Mrs .l' Tarter, of Port El -
visited at the parental hoarse on.
sat urday last.
Mr. and Mrs. it. /+Taylor, of ih•lgrave.
i.,1 Mrs. Si.' Bole/risen, of Wit);hau,
ted on friends here the furelatrt of
• week.
Mr. Wesley Killough and bride, of
'1'.•rontee, who wete married en Slay'
'sial• are visiting Mr. Kllkwgh's sis-
ter, Mrs. E. ltultlaby, rind broilers
I:Iain and Albert; and other relatives.
BEN M I LLER
GODERICH, ONT.
returned home after speudin;'a week MILLIONAIRE'S HOBBY
wall her parents, Mr. and !Ire. And-
rew Johnston. qbl. iesonird of tet. Catharine., Ont.,
Rev. FI. I'oulter motored to London Believes In TighteningHoude
oat Saturday last.
Quito a unudh+t• _from here tookof Empire. In ,
the races at Mitchell uu the 24th. There Is a millionaire in St. Cath
Slr, Harvey Hester, of Loudon, was to lues whits„ t'esy eacel►ent hobby
Louie for a few• day'. sir. too hen Inc the, Widish Euipir.•. •
)IL'. Margaret Allen visited triitlds Nobby! Rather say that in tlrhi
La Guidon' and Brantford last week. etiarae the bond, of urine nt t
Our sympathy gees out to the ser- hold tuaa•th, r I u Empire's comp',
rnwing relatives of the lute Mr, ' eta p.uas Iteut.''u W. liamastr, ph,
Emanuel Mitchell, who died in ionmou ."alis N' rihwesi It-belli,•n v„
and was buried in ('dta.eue cemetery • rain a h-tmpt'tj 'list and T..ry oft I
ea''1'uesdav last. h ...., knot. ia.:Ft:mu ! Ills late Me,
Mr. herb. Fi.eer Is iirna'itt gnaw saU. a arit, r sn the 'furulalu St
ter hi. hew garage. Wei Li)•.
And only a few days ago came news
•hat a new link hail been adder! t.
KINGSBRIDGE 'he imp•'rialietie hhain that this man
is forging. The Ie•on:trd Foundation
Association was form. d. Back in
1916 Col. and Mrs. Leonard cstah-
I1shs a the 1,-iaoard Foundation 'a
several Canadian educational instal
tions. its purpose is to help out -
standar,: students to gain an educa-
tion. -Scholarships are given to stu-
dents alto, In addition to conforming
to certalu stipulated conditions, give
promise of making some distinctive
contribution to the Empire.
Now the students who have been
and are being helped by this founda-
tion have banded together in au asso-
KIN4iS1ilt11N:E, May 29. -Ret•. \t
Sullivan. of Chatham, spent a few kilo
with relatives here.
Visitors home fmm Detroit fur the
weekend were Mrs. coo. O'Reilly,
\\'iIfrld and Bernadette t)'Juutrhliit.
I.IEesiteeFlt. \lily 29. -Mr. and \Vinnie and Wilfrid McCarthy, Lilian
Mrs. Elwyn Long. of flewliron, are Dalton and Leon Joy.
Miss Atoll., McKinnon, of Wing -ban..
'gelatine their holidays with
Mn'.. spent Sunday with her sister. Sir
Jame.. bong. Jeer t►'tionnor.
Sir SIN Lonnie,ule Oke haat Maes-tirs. Mike Dalton and '1\•m
daughter.
r, of ToronU,, visitediced with I O'Keefe, of Loudon University, are
Sirs. Wm. Oke ever the 34th. home for the holidays. rtatlnn to further the ideals o
Mrs. Samuel Al(Ik of (a fewrh, s' \loch sympathy is extended to Mr. founder. A picked corps of imper-
a i:ith.' with Mrs ante for a few days. j
Mass Dorothy Walters is visiting inJ't O'Neilil and family in the loss ialiata that has so far cost Co!. n-
Torouto, ls•1ug the guest of Mr. ape Janne,/•' of their wife and mother. wie. passed and around halt a million dollars.
Sir.. A. E. tike. away iu Goderich on Friday last. lin to tiwar wh1 O, ft h wanted theMrs. AA �hld
Rev. }:..\. !'nn;te•r nud,Sir. J. Flick I
are <mending the Poltava t'hur.•h Con- I
Hydro Electric
The People's Power
Cook by t lecinut,
V.'..h by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
We guarantee our Hydro lamps
6.r 1.'011 limos nee.
HYDRO STORE
West side of Square Gederieb
LEEBURN
.eren.e tit Watket-title. _..1__.. ...
I ►entertainment 1 EEBIRN, May sins -Ml Ruth again was to help mak. the F:baplir+
k 1 more conscious
Lurie No 10 St. James square to the
Bridal Institute for the study of iii-
:1areutiuual affairs. .Jiro ' bj.•ct once
Suece'sful Supper and ('utwert.-The
•
w u n s ofitself, m the con-
: -e-1
aaaeet i leis -Shaw. of Toronto, spent the were rod
e-1 fn the y i 'fiii .Maty 24. un er i tact,' of its parts, and in its contact.:
.t Thnrsdn) errulug. S4uy Y1• nudes at her home here, with (Mtg.& countries, fol:-ar s a
e :uns.ices of the Ladkii Aid. ryas SFr. and Sl r'.. Olicer T•a.k and two presw•s It:.rc1.o serv.0 the l:nigh•• tru-
1 a-..utuu1F„4 altudren and Sitsa lI.0 t 4'twk i+ to s, eve mauklnd.' Nal only
n.. • lee v... en. An setnetent ,'tts' vst t.• gu is 41111 -,hi to se t'tiat tato iT elite Ira.
er sus served in the lurk. t Ti by the -nmi ivettDort,Clinton Sunda did d, , U D4 iii -Bial coal atm --
followed
u, to R p'eUuek. Tills wits' rel•ttt%eI in Clinton op )- tndurresl,.Ji, (►
followed try a first-class program of 'Misr Alma Fan., s enjoyed a rooter' .around another half million, But
,,..•,t1 sub.+ and quartettes by the. trip tit-Niagarti Fall,--fur-the..._."" ther+►-uenta_Id2 be no cud to the'
- anufert! Male Quartette. The .pier- end With lien teacher. Mr. It. ore wealth whieh he derived from Tim -
• lie was t•ompnwtl of Messrs. Swan- Miss Alnut wits one of two who secured Contagas silver nines el cobalt, and
sin. let tenor; Jai -towel. 12eid t.•u•.r: the highest marks and flu• trip 'WI,: whieh h,• ung• spends with.altruism
Tarter. 1-t base. end Wilkiuson.'211.1_ .leen inns- pw *' i. - -and .niodt'stT•. .
bass. Their. numbers were enjoyed A number from our burg athit'L•,l A few of his gifts -total stagcertn_
by the large embrace. Rev. .\. \S'. the graduation of the Y,nrss's iii Ma.- sums. tie offered a quarter -million
Brown, of Aslrfeld, gave a -brief ad- Kay Hall. raalerk•h, on 'Tuesday even- towards a joint Y.M. and VL.M.C.A
,press. The pnawaht nm,unre.t to iug. The, ea•(usiun w•as espeelally in- building for Rt. Catharines. where h'
',c.•r $2011. 'cresting us nue of the uurses_grtidn- also gate 1100.000 to build a nurs. -'
Rue. E. A. Poultee Iii nttenditaz tiro-' ming was Miss Grace Horton. 'laugh- home. lie quietly handed over $2uu
ferenee at Welkerville and there wilt - ter of Mr. Archibald) Horton of this 000 to Ridley Collegt ge. It is giftprobably
Iw no servle to the church next •Soil- a k.•:tlity. we extu•nd to' her our ysaf''ct o say thabeet nhoardf of the gen
ill unset et' heartiest congratulations.
•
JJ'kuriiay, May %I
day. Tlie `tunny a
in ane o'eltwk.
•
ural public.
IiA7�FIEL1�-
COLBORN
PREFERS (iKF:FK AND. LATIN.
E TOWNSHIP
jtANFIF3I.L, Mn) 2'1E -Mr. and Mrs.- Modern Fiction Is Not Attractive to
• d Baldwin.
ellIdt4►ILNF:.TOSVNSItll'. Maty :".a.-1 Ord, of Windsor, .ieut the Loathe) uu
Miss Josephine Weir and brother weei;-eutl at the I.akd'saw hotel.
Miss Si. 11. Gerrie spent, the holiday
Jackie. of Auburn. spent the weekend
with their uncle and Stint. Mr. and
Sirs. ('hae. Rul.ertwen.
Miss Dorothy Walters is visiting
friends in Toronto for a geek or
more.
• Sings Minnie Good is visiting her sla-
ter. Sirs. tilnd'tene Cragg.
Miss Christine Iteluertson enter -
tallied a few of her schoolmates un the 1 fewSys bridge and catered his tatbe
SirsCoo i'atctw.n, of Toronto, alae
24th. Mls,.w Etta anti Ann Dewar, Tor` nese that he began as a recreation in
. vola • David Dewar, 13enmlllar; Izetta the evening to read the Greek and
at her home at lugerea►ll•
- ifs. D. daughter, of IsA. Newto a out any pretensions to. gisit- very few men in reatwho,
scholar -
fug lilydaughter, Sirs. A. , ship, can deliberately read Horace.
scholar -
Brady. Virgil, Ovid and Homer for pleasure.
Mn, and
Mase W. J. McLeod and tout•'' Neither at Harrow nor Trinity Col -
theand Master Port D velaeeal ++YrP� lege, Cambridge, was Mn, Baldwin a
the w.(4•►d to Purl Dover. great reader in the sense in which
Mr.and Mg'• W. eir cottage of furhosth• I the expression is understood at a
are holidaying at their fur • university. It was after he left Cam -
Prime Minister Baldwin's favorll.'
books are the Greek and Latin Cies-
sics• and he is probably one of rho
Carloads - - Carloads
SHINGLES
ROOFING
EVERY ' GRADE, KIND AND SHADE
WOOD OR SLATE SLAB
Call us if you are in need of anything in this line.
Goderich Planing Mills
IBUCHANAN'SJ
Anything and Everything in Builders' Supplies
Phone 47 P. 0. Drawer 160
Major's 6 -piece Orchestra
ID. D. Major. Lead era
is open for engagements
for Garden Parties, Lawn
Socials, Entertainments, etc.
-. Nk\t' SNAPPY
l', pular and l'lassicel
yPur tarots st.•
n. t'ti.MEN, C. l'.111TF:It,
'I',•Irphuue lt,i. Trleph,qu• a:,
d i„ lericL - (ha Sri„
LADIES'
Summer Dresses
A new shipment -of_ -ladies' simmer
Dresses just in, in. Chiffon, Geor-
gette and Printed Silks at Special
Prices at Cornfield's.
We are offering special values in ladies' and misses'
COATS
These Coats are the season's latest styles and made from
the finest materials. There are plenty of Coats to
choose from in every size and you will' find -the values
offered extraordinary.
Beautiful tricotine Coats in navy, sand and grey
colors. Mole fur trimmings, flower crepe lining. Regular
prices from $28.00 to $32.50. Special at. , . '$23 50
Another special lot of ladies' and misses' navy Coats $10..75
in the season's latest styles. These Coats have fur cuffs with satin scarfs.
Regular prices from $22.50 to $25.00. Special at
Coats of kasha cloths and tweeds in tailored styles. Some have fur trimmings
with throw scarfs. Sizes from 14 to 38. All at special reduced prices.
Sv{
Special in Hose
Mintier, Ethel Ansett, New Monica.
and Jelin Woods. Orton, were holiday
, isitors at their homes'-- those days he was engaaed all day in
Mr. and Mrs. Har"" lana. an"., Mr_--, his father's omces and his evenings
\\'imam Parker, Sarnia, spent the, were his only time for reading.
week -arid with Mr. and Sirs, Clues..
Parker.
„f Modern romantic fiction does not
greatly interest the premier, though
Sirs. T.7KIng and Silas alpha King, if he takes up a novel by chance and
London, were guests over the Iwai -
it interests him quickly, he .will prob-
lacy and weak cud with Sins. J. Lava- ably finish it if he is able to find the
.on time; but if a book of the kind fails
Mrs. \V. Elliott, liana Waterhigh- to attract him very quickly he soon
way, is viuiting_frlcuds to 1.onak'" puts it down and is unlikely to look
Dr. and Sirs. White, of London, at it again.-
spent Victoria Huy at their cottage. 1N l<814I1N1.f114TJsK_ ABBEY.
Mr. null Mrs. J. -L. IPiron .oeut tate .
weakeud with their daughter, Mrs. F. re,'siegttrn the Result Of
H. Paull. Mare Carrie Dixon, who (kap• YoungstersAke Playing Marbles. •
visited at the rectory, returned home
with them. In the North Cloister of Westmla-
stet Abbey near the ,Prior's seat in
Mn'., E. N. hart, Teri and Lorothy
the Oral bay, are several round holes,
Hart, of 'London, spent the week -end
Char cottage. hollowed et more or less regular in -
at
Mr.iand •-Mrs StereLegp apdfam reveals in a stone bench which at one
ily. Mr. acid Sirs. Thornton Mtnrtan time greatly petaled antiquaries.
and family. of Toronto, spent the huU• It was only when traces of similar
they at their cottages. boles were found in the adjacent
Sir. and Mrs• Terr anti ftou,Ii, of. West Walk, where the old monks had
Stratford, spent tax. holiday and week their "Novices School," that the pus -
end at thele cotbage• ale was solved. At this school not
onlMr. and ai week -end wird. th M. ,,• they neighborhood novices but lwereso ttle balsa front
slant the brother called the Master of the Ne-
•
Davison.
Mr. anti Mrs. Moats, Mrs. Zinger to:.i vices and old records showed that a
Miss boom Linger, of Kitchener, wena favorite marble game with the youth -I
guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. F fulTheehomyster ous lars was fe cup-hlkee degree -
Keegan and Mt'. and Sirs. V. Wild. ,'fes were probably the result of gap -i
Mand etre. harry Tot- erations of youngsters playing at
unto,, spent the holiday with
ith tthh e �Ot- marbles.
ter's mother, Mrs. M. (toss, at lies
cottage. t MORE Fl(TION '1'H S V Tltt' ells
Miss Gladys Gala lett on Monday
Latin Clastes more attentively than
he had ever done at Cambridge. In
es
FLOWER DAY
Sat'day Afternoon, June 2
when TULIPS will be
sold at special prices at
Morningstar's Gardens
Pierrette Silk Hose in the season's latest shades of peach, black, nOthingeent$
cham-
pagne. parchment, even low, shell grey, nude, i'is mauve, etc. Reg- (98
ular $1.50 value for
Irish Linen Towelling
Pure Irish Linen Towelling with colored
borders in pink, yellow or blue. Regular
price 32 cents per yard.23 cents
Sale price. pet yard
Men's and Young Men's Wear
We carry
an up-to-the-minute line of
men's and young men's Suits,
Coats, Hats, Caps, Neckwear, etc.
Top
A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
Phone 418 Goderich, Ont.
Ladies and Men's Wear West Sid: of Square
Paint Requirements
We handle S. W. P.
BEI'I' BY TESL'
We handle only Pure Linseed
Oil, ,Thrpt'utittw_ tuul other
It;tint iitgreeli.•nis
Don't be misled by cheaper dope
Carrie's Hardware
Phones 501 and 363 Goderieh
D. L. and W. Scranton
COAL
Pocohontas and Alberta
Lump
Shingles and Cement,
Second-hand Lumber,
smell as Ceiling Lumber, Lath,
Wainscotting, 2 x 11 'Rafters and
Studding, Sheeting, Windows and
Window Sills and ntatnt 30,0(10
good Brick.
Wm. McClure
Phone 42 Dungannon
manning to visit her sister, Mrs. Rlch-
ardson, at Waterioe..
Bevy. F. II. and Mrs. Paull motored
to London on Tuesday, Sirs. 14nill be-
ing a delegate to the Woman's Aux-
iliary meeting.
Mr. and Sirs. C. Will and fatally
and Mr. toad Mrs. Stevens anti dnngh-
ters. of London, were holkkt\lug at
t3ei -wattages over tins week-a'n.l. -
Record Year for l'ubllehers In Britain
-18,S1O New Books. •
A greater number of books were
produced to 4927 than in any year In
the history of British publishing.
The total recorded by the Pub-
Ushers' Circular is 13.a1u. This Is
1,011 more than In the troubled year
r
of
Ilii, and. 608 more_tkan h, the
Mr. and Sirs. Morley )(art and child- previous record year of 1925
ren, of Toronto, are visiting the tat- The bulk of the year's Increase,
tee's parents. Mr. and Sins: O. Kh,g• ears the Circular, Is in new. editione,
Mr. Hart returned to Toronto on of which 666 more appeared in 1927
Suudny. than In 1926. This suggents that the
Ur and Mrs. J. Stewart and little number of books with aufielent vital -
',Ass's. Mary and :Marjorie Stewart. of ity for a re -appearance tit increasing.
11,nullton, slant the weekend with -Ay.far the sr -Patent increases are
Mr. and Sirs. J. rolloa•k. Showa In:
Iter. R. M. and Mrs. (talc left on
Juvenile literature
Tuesday to attend the rutted I'hutt'l Fyctlnn ..
Tonferdyue at \1'alkpscille. Sirs. (itlle Religion
Ainvisit her son at commna• Poetry and drama
Miss 1,. ('lark. who visited Ila' past Medicine
-.week aith Mrs. 4', Toms, returned to •Edilea tion
halon on Sunday. Descriptive and. travel....
7.2
Sir. and Strs, Roy Barrett spent the Thebiggest d• • cease Is In technn-
I..'flO'iy and weekend with the form
lefty history 40, flue arts 40,
, it's sister. Mrs. T. Brewton. and law tis.
Sirs. Si. loss, of Toronto, and Mrs. The abnormal proportion of Orton
-;,,bin of Strutford. are spendingu has lapin sten more striking dnrtrrK
orae til the fonluuaer's cottage,pgP, -sum-the year, the total being 3 350. Fle-
ItInns" lion and juvenile, taken together, no -
Isar many friends of Miss N. W. count for 34 per cent. of the vette*
wilt he plesssl to hear that she' total,
is re...ca•Mng from her resent Illness
41.2
' 404
117
and was able to return from the Clio -
hospital last week.
on ttuntkay evening. June 3rd, nn
address In the Interests of 'the Bible
tt.wiety is to be given by Mr. Plnnork,
a r•tmrned missionary from South
Africa. This address 'honht he angst
interesting,
Saturday and
Monday Specials
Men's Fine Broadcloth
Shirts, with collars to
match or attached. Sizes
14 to 161,
Special $1.39
Men's Work Sox, in
plain I>1.irk or brown.
Special 19c
Men's Odd Coats, made
of waterproof cloth, in
grey or brown. Suitable
for inside or outside work.
Sizes 38 to 46. Special
$2.25 to $2.75
while th 'v last.
Boys' Blouses, in fancy
checks or stripes. Sizes 5
to 13 years.
Special 59c
M. Robins
Phone 384
r
A loses) Woman.
'The Ionellesl p:ngllshntan 1s prate
ably Miss RachelWingat . who
at is at••
tached to a Swedish
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gar, in chines* Turkestan, a city far-
ther from the ocean than any other
pity In the world.
The Millinery Mode
for Summer 11
"Brimmed Hats for All Occasions" says Fashion
Laces, Mowers, Litils,ns and all the fin••r tnaterial tan v'
come back in millinery, making it more alluring than ever.
We are showing a large and extremely attrm'tive collection
of models for early summer wear.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED -TO --
INSPECT 0111 STOCK.
MISS Mac VI CAR
KINGSTON STREET
Sports Footwear
"Fleet -F oot Shoes"
for Running, 'Tennis, Bowling, Etc.
Golf Shoes Sandals
Canvas Shoes with leather soles
Light Work Boots for the Farmer
"Buy where you can save money"
Sharman's Shoe Store
"Retiring from Business" Sale
GODERICH, ONTARIO