The Signal, 1928-6-14, Page 44 -Thursday, June 14. 191..
Thinking •of Dad---,
Fathei,sDaq, June 1 7
WORTH WHILE FEATURING
FOR FATHER I).\Y
Neckwear
Suspenders and Garters
Shirts, Hosiery
Hickok Initial Belts
Hatchway Underwear
W. C. PR1DHAM & SON
"The $tore With the Stock'.
•Men's and Bois' Wear
Phone 57
MODETHEATRE
WEEK OF JUNE ]Pith to'23rol
Monday and Tuesday
Syd. Chaplin with Helene
Costello
in another dirty Carmaker: Those alto
an. a ise in the way of screen plays never
miss a Melon. by Syd. F1t11 of unieipeet-
ed situations ie
"Thee Fortune Hunter"
Mermaid Comedy- •'VISITOR.$ WF:1.-
c•n11F"'
%%edriesday :owl 'I hitr.,Le
Charlie Chaplin
in his new and incomparable travesty ,•n
the life of cimna folk. tote of fun, a little
pathos and the inimitable Chaplin artis-
try stake an ext rdinary attraction of
"The Circus"
Pathe Cotnedy-"US" •
Admission Wednesday and Thuratlsy
Nights -
Adults 35c, Children 20c.
Matra.• Thurw'ls) at 4.1:,
Adults 25c, Children iSc.
Friday and Saturday
Buck Jones
presents an exhilantting outdoor romance.
Western gallantry, dashing action and
sparkling clean finnan- are featured in
"The Branded Sombrero"
Fox Comedy -"Selected"
Matinees: -Thursday at 4.15. Saturday
at 3 o'clock p. m.
COMING="SIN(;FD"
For the
June Bride
See our SNtTW-W1IITE
K 11) and BLA('K
Patent Pumps
The new models combine
to an unusual degree the
merits of comfort and smart
appearance.
Also a full line of
Travelling Goods
W. HERN
Shoe Merchant
Plano 1 {iv (:o,l' ri,•h
Milline
'An Attractive-8hoiring 'of
Summer Hats
Transparent Hats with
large brim and smartly
trimmed.
Crochets, straws, flower
and ribbon trimmed.
New Ribbon Hats in
white.
Matron Hats in smart
styles.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY IN-
Vl'I'1 I► TO INSPECT
()Lrkt STOCK
Miss MacVicar
KINGSTON STREET
Saturday and
Monday Specials
Men's Fine Broadcloth
Shirts, with collars to
match or attached. Sizes
14 to 161/2.
Special $1.39
Men's Work Sox, in
_plain black 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 thy last.
Boys' Blouses, in fancy
checks or stripes. Sizes 5
to 13 years.
Special 59c
M. Robins
Phone 384
1 TIRES
TUBES FREE. 10 DAYS SALE.
SAVINGS 15 to 20 WHY PAY MORE?
30 x 3 1-2 Standard Cord $6.95
^29 x 4.40 Standard Balloon $11.45
Other sizes at correspondingly
low prices, with tube to fit
FREE
ALL TIRES AND TUBES ARE FIRSTS
Barker Bros.
(or JAMES SMITH), GODERICH
THE SIGNAL, - GODERICH, ONT.
-LLEEHHURN ti .8 'do t'k, to le ligwedu bst R0?I 1NTTC STORY OF A rICTt'RF:
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__ l rufpratotu uof alas:,- and nvfotdino b,y tJ:e •-
I err, ex, Jap • 11.Ma pati Mrs.EvereadyMo t t;uartet11'. Of lit r.r,t H'upwn Bought 11 Mur CO and t• ion'
:,,u and diwgliter. from M1•s Clam Splvul. df 1dtlatford, and It Fbr 4.100 Guinean.
Mi.. N.t(t. .,t i;o'lerie•h, elem. Suu-
\. , utur lhludlton,_alent Sat -1 A ticture•bou►:ht originally for 1 19
ub uu l ? :n tlo it uouiu .1 1 tart
f>HSt of Wuulay e.
Mr. uud Lust; J, Puttlwu, a 11 t eFld kept for five ?ear's In a eeork-
otos cl I tin',: 'IWtrit) t Mr. uu;l t� room •,vtir'a Stable. to Avenue' road.
1w, ore ti. it t. at Roo Howe of Yr.re-
i;n•11. I IdttJu, wit) their son . H arle I• n, forthiWal•ca, war soli
_and Mrs: R. A. Mrl:ettxle• .•,•till? at :ruction in ir'nduu for 14.
l,A1,"•iru ,•outr•Itatioi are start- '1'Ik• atntuul I:.er I. &burgh liurade' Ito:, ria .hchalt of JI r. •foo Perp• as
etAe•k t„ mde..tnt14' 1he ehun'h. u 11 take pla(1'-'1;)('I
e• i),•et idui,.,a? e)rulag I t.,1. Iter -r and blind water.
i.,, Nen hos w111 he held.4n're next iu Duugauueai 1•uii.,1' ,-1 M.O. where' 1'ho ruuiantle otos oC the pi,aure
,'dath. The „eher•gatiuu will unite • the pastor. ltev. . .1. A. Welker. will I►iuua and Eud? tnbui.' by 1'uit or
� St. Amlmw's, Port Allrort. and ire's* h. 'The l;ueh•ri,4t the and ,Irutu ,•oto, the Venetian, w:u relek•d ut a
ltundit,v school tugetlit•rat 2 p.m. board wilt lie lu areudaute• Landon Mail repor.tr by 1lrs, yLrr>
Mr. Gt... Iloug:u- jr., of 1•uc.uot%, , retry wire of its tat.• owner.
who is u student for the inlulatrT. ewe About ,eves years .c.o. she .aid, a
ducted service in Erskine ebur, -i, last man '.. Iglu of Night, a strang-
Sundly in the ulecut'e of Het'. i'- H. er to ua,freat ap1proacbed me w•Ith the pig
Mel►ouaId, ,who Nus atteudt,:_ ale 'ture.' 1 could see 1t was a beautiful
Preebyteriuu General :t.st•wbl; Ito'- painting, but what impressed me
gins. Mr. McDonald 1s exp '''.i to moat was the remarkable frame. I
return in time to en:e'tite ser next gave him £20 for It. but, of course.
1 had no odea it war worth so mush
yl,
.11 :•lo'plrtrdton church, also church
yah see tit :1 pow. The fort .Inert pero-
pie :ire placing a new foundation under
their church laud making other Jm-
protcu,ents. .
GOl)ERICII TUIVNSHIP
•Sunday.
,:OLF:It It'll Tr11'NSH1'P, June 12. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Altuu ,,.,i Mr. money.
Miss Fahel Mclletaiu took lu the and Mra. J. Ryan were at Ste: :'h to- For eighteen months it hung In the
Greyhound trig. to Detroit last week. day • attentting the rate meet 1atiding of our flat her.. 1 was cath -
Is il.l••,•n would
Mist. Restate Ilavidnon, 1t.N., of De-
troit, came upt..ou tlw eteamer Grey -
1 d lam week to visit her parents.
Mr. and Mn, Robs. Davidson. She
returned on Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. David Sprott..'•.I,.•ined • r afraid that thy,
residents of Dungannon, are today damage It In their play. and se it was
(Vedtesduy P eeabrathtg ti::., th so•nt along to mi husuand's work-
aunivtersary of their we,l.lit,_ .t• ac- shop, where 1t lar" for Lac vet fiv'•
count of the day's prevelhi_s well be Year.
One day a dealer in a small w:ty 1
business offered ns £i0 for 1t. I
thought that if it was worth that
a man of .mall means it must nae •
some value hr?md anyttiln,; w' had
exptected. When a prue..*su)u of d,.tl-
en inter.,. ' l their uRer• until about
5120 w•a--ra^h--et. we b•-: an to ibinit
it very e., table
Miss Evelyn McAllister took la the given next wtek. '
Gee hound trip to Detroit last week. Began Married Life in Uungtinmra
She was accompanied en her return•by -01d-time r.'- tienta of Dua.anuon
her cousin. Miss Marton Colwell, who will be lutere.ted to know' of a dia'
has leen visiting in Detroit. mond wedding celebrated recently in
tri Tuesday evening of Miia week Midland', out. Mr. 'cut's - %Ii.. Joint
oboe friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mc4Jrattan begaa a their marred life in
Mr,. Duk -e Elliott gathered at their Dungannon sixty ?tura ago. Mira
home anti tendered them a klt--hen' M.(rattau was Shay A. -Kerr. -t- go we >•'nt it to Messrs. Itnbhteon
shower in honor of their recent mar-' daughter of Robert Kerr, on.: of the' Ftah.•r A Harding. with instructiob-
liag'•. '1'la• eycuiug was epeut in first settlers of foil ile tovvu.hip. to to include it in their auction. Ti.'
gats"' *114.1 tvrutwunitr. - _:ug leitt by theearlydays of rtic-vithigt•'Mr.--Ms- ttttereatarhirnn- tTdealersencouraged
Key. M. 1'. Parr. after .b refresh' r,ratlan carried on .1 shoe business in or. to heti• tc c would hula; us in
brought to a cher by' -he singing of lb-tnaa _Kerr. La', r Jr Ker w v4t £r0p0r. isor *1.l l Y•oeb(adto il; :Nwhok othuermeat, were sleeved. The evening was ttrtnerxhip with 1, br tlwr-Lt It.
"For 11e's a Jolly 4:tww1 Fellow." I to l:eumil:et. and Mr. Me. rattan went amount to 4 1 guineas. at which
The afternoon serti.e in Grace, 10 Wiughaw. finaie; itaating in Mid- nrurt' it ads ho t -ht by Mr- Frank
United church, Porter's lull, next Sun- laud. where betted his wire are now Sabin.
lever will be in charge of the Young spending the evening of life. "Ifc:11 are The pict•"it- fair a11111.1 1i
I'e..pl.'s society. '1'Iw entire service in good health. km-elite:by t i.• 01 a d,•' pint
will be 11cvotttt to the voting people Death of 6. H. Free -.1 we 1 k u agora"- -Intuit '^ :IV Endymu,u.
and Miss Delight Match, of tiederieh, reaidcut ..t Duu.:uty •tribe tltc I'('rwat
will give an address. of 14111 of 7h•nry Fre..< ,lire! at Iii.' Co lit 1,. 1'VTMO\.
The G,wlerich 'I'otvnshil. 11uspltal home on 3utuv Lty ci_ht, lu i i..•igti1
Auxiliary will meet tit the home of first year. Although far, past ;he al- Betab-Veldt I-*.iuer Had Awful 1't-
J7(ss, 19eme•nt and, Shtiphnrd, Huron lotted spun, Mr. Fri, e'as '0:1.• hctlie pioriwtcr Nhlk• Poaching.
hlag.
rad. not 'Phursd,tc..lune 21.1, lit 2.90 Sued his thuth e9lnle Moire su.;,levtly, as There 1- rt. least , n• bush e. ldt
PAILli.• was worklug in 1441 4041441uutU farmer wlN• +:- on,lw,a,h-
Friday evening. Mr. Free .e. ,. born Ing as h.• used fr 1.. ei a Feld t
WHITEGHUftC'H at Thomasburg, near 11, h•e:'.!e: in afternoon.' fiiiiiji3"flttti venison.
1W7 and war marrit+Yfrri'Q , in KIn- so he set n119etF#ti =8a1 ao It-.
11'l1ITFt'ILI'1;111. .Inns '11. The loss. toVictoria Poll'. -k. who eerrlves. erns,--- et
-arid dtsapp.are.
1Vo111.1',4 Institute of Wt il..•hurrh met Ile 1e.'T4 alar six sous :tlnl ton ,laugh- It was not until th.• following Bun -
on Friday at the homy of Mrs. John -I ters: Sidney, of llrautfor C: trews. day afternoon t'l•tt a .w.treh party
Richardson. of Kinloss, 11 ons derided' and Wilbert. in Alberta; -Wres:el% of dlaeeven'4 -his e•..-ur.+ut:utn,; from
to hold n lawn asocial on Friday. June 'it'aforth; Russell, of, l:-ah•rich; Or- an antiwar hole-, an-atra.•t.'d him.
_'. at'ths' hone of the president, )lest. vele, of Aeittleld; Mrs. t A. 'Ll:omp- t more dead than atm..
Wesley Leggatt. • .1111. of Timutitia, and_ S;lt It iin'a. )tt Ha had wounded a ate nit k. and
Miss Isabel Fox. R.N., who was bottle. Mr. and Mrs. Free Iice,J for .the animal had -made -a- dice Tor the
operated on in Whit/sham hospital on some time at Berrie and RII4O aid shelter of the antbe•ar het eth'•
theyn moved to 11 farm on the 4th seal- hunter followed. and. with his ',.ad
TIJIrnyM'on• lanai Ittles in tught.•r, of g nicely.
evasion of Ashti.:.I. where they lived and thoultt•ra underground, lust
Tonaiu), are visiting with Mr. and for many pears. Four years a.,• they managed to ,grip the animal.
4.1111111 to 1)ungauuon. Mr. Free was u A frantic jerk on the truck's part.
Mrs. T. H. Moore. uemlw•r o! St. Paul's Anglican .:ureln bow.•.er. wed.:. -41 the bunter tightly.
Mr. Charlie Leaver Is drivlug It Ford , anti also of the orange sad itis sores r4il«s Daly i i14,'ei -fav
sedan. Kt. ort!'•r The loose red sand. so that he was trap -
Mr. HndKklnsnn and babe. from Al-' fuuenll was held on'I'uewlay trot; IIN' ped. The most he -could do was to
family mess bore.• to Dungannon t»
I Mr.,
are visiting with her father.
twist alightly, aliuwing s 11114. Ilght
trey. Itev. N'. F.. ferry conductln¢ the
Mr, . ( Gaunt. to
penetrate -whereto he was abs.
Nr. (`has. tiltil eel. of M:1rnow•h. 14 iervl.rx. Tate lwlRean•rr were M• v.1 . tb aar a python coiled up wtthtn a
visiting Mr. 111111 Mrs. John t'iuuprl! •. ulls•s. J. sacriK••. 1►, /sen, R'nn. few feet of his face.
Aylmer,
Melt-. .Jas. Elliott and J. Nest ASI ' The python attmh.•d O.• strange
r' family were bum" exhort flu rlaltor, but the hunter kept Mr. and Jfra John Roup, of Huron � tlneo 1K tit off by
township. spent Sunday with Mr. and I ams (Ming In the Wt at. „ errs throwing sand In Its face, while lL
Mrs. D. •Farrier. i prewtlt (rota a JI fnu.w WI'Te Jlc F. e•trorta to toll It�el1 round .him mer«
RPP. henry Llartln la. visiting his •lrbnckle (sister of d..'ea/est and foiled by the tact that34 taita 11 kUy
mMbcr, Mrs. Wm. Martin. daughter. Mrs. Davis.rif Tor -oto: Mr. wedged in the opening
JI r. find Jlr'. Sam Westlake and and Mrs. ('has. Wilson, of Klneanline: For two whole. days sad nights the
bale, of ,Bacflelrb, anent Sunday with•
Mr. and. Mrs. S. Pollock. o.' Klnl.ss: hunter and the python thus faced
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ihavidso: of Bin.'- each other until help ease in the nock
Messrs. ('has. and Clayton ltnhinsnn vale, of time.
• left far Detroit on Tuesday.
Mrs. 1Clghtman,'ot Westfield. spent PM'NGoA�NNON I'tinsurnittlon of Best Fdt
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. (lies., ' Report of junior room. I +.s. Nn . 'Ito- per capita consumption -1 beef
W'Ightman. - 1 isbnetd: •• r'-rnada tell In 1927 while that of
Mrs. ("ox, of Anhurn. spent Lit Jr. i11. (total 567. pas. 3Ina-Hari 1 Berk anti mutton and lamb ince ased.
week. wlthr !ser sono n ,u", 24. two..........-_ z-__ _..
village. I Young 413, Alma Nivel. 394. Th'.r t --n
Fatly 294. Rert Wbyar-1-274.
DUNGANNON
DI'N(:ANNON. June 13. -Mr. Rohl.
1144)0111ln, or the Standard Bank,
I4'Ile.111e, celled on friends here last
Mr. and Mrs. ltoht. Davidson and
Mester :llnn RPM spent the week -end
at Elora. the guests of the formers
suer, Mrs, las. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jtiek (:rthnm, of De -
1 trolt. trilled on friends here Inst week,
Miring come up on the Greyhound.
e Mr. and Mee. RAT Harrhr-and'Am'
ily, of Stratford, stent Sunday at the I
home of Mr. ansl Mrs. T. G. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Hedy and family spent
Sunday at Milverton.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McNabb, of
Imcknnw. were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. B. .1. Crawford on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MedNerin, of
Gederlch. were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John savace.
Mr. and Mra. G. M. M,-K,•nzle and
Master Mntcolm spent the week -end
n Clinton.
Mr. anti Mrr►. Rid. Ross and Mr.
Dain McDonald, of lewhnl,h, and Mrs.
.1. 14.11, of I.iwknow•. were visitors at
the hone of Mr. and Mn. F. Roam (In
Snn11ay.
I)r. Alex. M'•Kay and Mrs. McKay.
et Frrtsa, l)aketa:-eit3erl rot the home •
of Mr and Mrs. B. J. Crawford last
week.
Mr. l'crey !inhere) hna pttrchnsel a
Whippet w'.lan and Mr. O. M. McKen-
zie an a tldemohile.
Quite p number of tneinora of the
1Vinietee (netitttte attended the ill*
trod meeting at itfyth nn Ttrhnlny.
Anniversary service's w-111 he held In
the 1'm4lwterinn chnn•h on Sunday,
.Inn,- 24. in the nfternew.n et 3 o'cl ek
and in the evening tit 7.30. itev. 1)r.
Fortes. of Teteswatcr. will 1* the
doer ,for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Wthe-in and Miss
Narmien-- ent, int F•tiifa, fife i sltitlg
at the iotne of Mr. and Mrs. Rohr.
leividson.
Mr. Item 1Vtgcins, tteaehi'r at Tober-
no•rat, stent the w'lek•.'ttd at the
home of his pan•nta, Mr. and Mrs.
Thew', Wherins.
Miss Gewtrtie Allen was taken sud-
denly 111 Inst Friday. Ith appendicitis
nod was renao'.: I- It $ithdat' to the i
(:.wh'rlch hospital. where she was
operated on 1,y lir. Murray of stmt-'
ford. We are glad to know rivet she
is doing as wehl opt mold he exported.
Mr, and- Mrs. Warner Sproule and
two children. of lhtvldw.n. Resk., ate I.
'Mliing Mr.-Sprntilt ti (ether and
mother.
A gnrHen petty under the anapleea
of the t'ntte-.i church will he 1w'hl nn
the church lawn nn Friday. .hint �
29th. Supper will hr served from
Sr. ii. (total 433. Jet-' 272, •-Jvert.
tmherson 3541, Beth Park :tin )(elle
Fowler . 10, Willie. need -3( Myrtle
Caldwell 297, Jack I'nrk Jimmie
Million 242. (Lucille ledy 207. Melville
Culbert 176.
Jr. Ii_ (total 320. pans 312' -fen-
Treleaven 475. Itonalda .reuse. 4(14
Viola Young 444. Bertha .bene. 3•2
Hnrold •Finntg:m 380.
First elpas (total S00. pt1•.:pint-
Rlllie McClure 2►t3. Alvin Reed 222
Albert Rhett 41 (absent).
-- _Primer (total 3::01 -Alma 1i.e4eree.
316. (Verne Alton 291, Donald 'Walker
284, Irvine Ecdy 279, Richard I'nrh
239, J1'.rothv Robb 249, Violet Erring-
ton 24(1. Billie ('aetar 219, Madeleine
Caesar 74 (ah•ent).
"8" claim- fMMld Boas. Ilan ,•y
Culbert, Viola Nlvins. Vera Riven
Clayton Anderson (absent,.
Number on roll, 37; Mv.•rage at
ten da n ce. 32.
M. 11. DUANiN. Tea, he
APPLES WILL NOT
BE A LARGE CROP
Spr )•ed Orchard. :Are Exeepfionallt
('lean. However, This Year
Inquiry of orehanlists in Go, ,
t,.tyusltip-- elicit. -.the lnformaibn '
the pr.speetis aro for a yield or
more than fifty ler cont. of the 11. rnwl
apple crop it► this onion. and 1 1:
stnte,l that this e,ttlmale hold`' nwwl
for Western Ontario generellr. I.Ms•
itnlatosh red, greening., mud .res
Will preslominntc in yield let ins
as n nth• ore nor. th--ngh on mon
informal The signal that he cxpkt•tt a
¢"'sl crop of this variety from 1
ehnrd. 'sprayed on -bards atarw otic
well to the fore and phew less ter me
than for wine years past of say et
er lee( diseases. The tent .enter int
11
Is very had 1- year In orchards :31
iMAAT hot Ivrea- vtirgevl.
The ,-.1'}. wet wenthe•r which e,
tlnn.d tiled rtw•cntly was not rave,
able frit the fertilization of binssr's
I1111 1.011111111,1141 the last week have 11ee1
letter. ,,nil one nrchnrdlst gnvo the
opinlon- that fruit hod Stet well noel
intuHli.ne, acre now very prnmisine
He emphnsited the point that the or
t•heirds are very clean this year.
While ole 'whipping varletlet of
rpplea *111 not he a largee erop. ac".rd
ing to thla cafimate. there will he plea
ty of fall ripple.. aveh as Phtt•heaa end
Wealthy.
1 spraying noel pruning demnnstra
titin wn• hcl,p In it. s. 'myth's orchard
near 4'linfon, late week. 1); l'rof
I'aeaar 'Intl Mr. D. A. Kimball bf 1)e
(1 A.(' . Guelph. a three nnmher itf the
fnilt-grewere of the elflrfct -being
present.
Royal Bowling Alleys
The Alley's will be open for bowling on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
night of each week until
further notice.
SPARR'S
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
- arriving daily -
our windows and
satisfy yourself
QUALITY GROCERIES
--PRICES RIGHT --
I
See
Silverwood's Ice Cream
Uiltie Cups, Bon Bons
and Bulk
ar Grocery
Sp r s G y
I St(' re of satisfaction"
Hamilton St. Gsderic`
Phone 146
Don't Forget the Big
Chesterfield Sale
AT
Wheeler's
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture Dealer Funeral Director
Hamilton Street, Goderich
4 Phones: Store 335. Residence 3SSw
A C. C. M.
Bike for
only $10.00
Down!
Only S1n.00
down -then a
few weekly pay•
mentsof shout $1.00
or $2.00 (depending on
the price) are this aston-
ishing terms of the special
offer.
This is your big chance to get
a genuine C.C.M. for your boy.
Cycling develops strong legs
and deep lungs; places your boy
among right companions and
makes him useful on messages.
He needn't wait any longer.
Bring him along this week and
let him pick out his bike. He'll
say you're it real Dad 1
We carry a big stock of
Red Bird and Cleveland
Bicycles
F. R.sMILLER
Cor Victoria St. and Elgin Ave
SAVE
on New Furniture
New Bed Springs
and Mattresses
Nn,‘ i- t h.• time.
We positively nave you money
on new or used Furnitur'-
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
A NEW SHIPMENT OF
Ladies' Felt Hats
In all the newest shapes, droop brim all
the way round, flop hats, vagabond shapes.
A SPECIAL IN
Ladies'
Dresses
Sleeveless figured
tri-cosheen Dresses at
a very special price
$6.50
Another special
price on ladies' long
sleeved Dresses of
figured crepe, much
reduced prices.
At Less Than
Manufacturers' Prices
The balance of our ladies' and
misses' Spring Coats to be cleared
at less than manufacturers' prices.
Ladies' Hats
Ladies Hats of silk and straw
combinations in this season's newest
styles. Different shades. Regular
$6.50 value for $4.50
Regular $4.75 value for $3.00
Other Hats at $2,50
Father's Day, Sunday, June 1 7th
Remember Dad by giving him a Tie.
We have a large range of Neckwear.
A. CORNFIELD
"SHOP WHERE YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP"
Ladies' and Men's Wear est Side of Square Pipe 418 Goderich, Ont.