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ALL OUTDOORS"t
CALLING
To enjoy the outdoor life as
you should you must be com-
fortably
om-
fortably dressed for it.
JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS -
HATCHWAY (no -button UNDERWEAR, INTER-
WOVEN HOSIERY, FORSYTH SHIRTS, ENG-
LISH GOLF HOSE, BATHING SUITS, HICKOK
INITIAL .BELTS, GOLF KNICKERS, OUTING
.PANTS, COAT SWEATERS, ETC.
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
"The St,•rc With the Stock"'
Men's and Boys' Wear
Phone ,,•7
MODEL THEATRE
WEEK OF Jt'LY ! TO 7
Monday and Tuesday
Matinee Monday at 4.15 p.m.
BILI.IE DOVE E AND LARRY KENT
in ti tiie
I. tar Broadway review With
an intimate backstage romans*. Feet -
um.: the s. raven's Itird of Paradise and
a (horns ..t fifty beai'ik . A tip to
ynu-don't miss
"TilE IIE.URT OF A Fthl.l.lt.'
GIRL"
Mermaid Coneedy
"HIGH SPOTS"
\\cdm-d.ty. Thursday and Friday
RD
E SIGNAL, rDERICH, ONT.
\LT Jiulr 27. -Tile tiatnlar
,no 1;f of the Saltford' Hlos-
tlltat r\' .wilt be helot at the
tone et Mrs. John Steep, on Thursday,
'July lith, at '2.ai` p.m.
The there f the Solrford lbw;
id diary with their families
rn plcasnuit nutlug on the batik'
of err, at Mr. Albert \lugford'e.
{ �pA
Wednesday afternoon. Julie 3llth.
"The afternoon was spent is genies,
after which all partook of the bounti-
ful spread of good thing & with eh
ahtuulrinI supply .•f lee cream for all.
A vote of thank. was tei dere(' to Mr.
and Mrs. Mugford for the use of their
grounds.
coutpanie,l'tE(' remains from y
to Met:I e. 'frau, W hattt'e they were
wheat .11'tutertlent ticemetery,
l place
where I '' asithiaiat
before ai .•• , ;nhhttt,• of s.'nn I
friends. L',` .1. Walker conducted a
short sere i t the grave. The pill-
bearer. ee, 'byes• luridhers tImeld.
tHerb ert n t. ' . 'F. Whyard 1.' . A. J3.
Pentland, e, .,. Harris gust Thos.
McLean. \I v beautiful dorsi offers
tugs bole ,i tt testiwouy to the es-
teeut iu wh:- the deceased di wars held.
These came t m the curls Club of Cal.
ger and Iran 'a'- churches and religi-
ons organization. in 'that city. from
Mayor Kennedy of \\'iuullreK•
members of the family nt New York
end Whtnits•f. and ,ether relatives and
hien,:s. Mrs. 'Diener. of New York.
and Miss Mario' Bechtel.' of Elmira,'
a nioce, were among those present at
the funeral.
The Lade Robert M. Ferguson. -Tire
funeral of :lie late Robert M. Fergu-
son, of Windsor, took phare here on
ThUradhy afteruoeu last, npn the ar-
ricul of the body by motor hearse from
Windsor. intermcut teeing made at
Dungannon cemetery. Tile service was
conducted by Rev. C. Il. Macihivald of
Dungannon Presbyterian ,hnr-h. The
late Mr. Ferguson was thirty-five years
of age. He had 'Jaren missing from his
boarding house in Windsor. where he
Was an insurance agent, since January
5. and police had been on the lookout
for him since that time. Suspicions
Pre firait avowed -
were made by a lady friend in Winni-
peg, Who failed to receive oldies to
her letters to him, which heretofore
had been answered very promptly. 'His
body wits found floating in the river
on the Sunday previous. Laving drifted
1n at Sandwich. and it was identified
AUBURN.
AUBURN. June 241 -un. Gordon
Taylor Is visiting friends in Detroit
this week.
Mr. and -Mrs. Clayton Ladd. of De -
troll. spout the week -end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1rwla.
Mr. Arthur Yungblut. of Detroit. is
spending his vacation with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Yuugblut.,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson visited
friends in (:alt on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mork. of Stratford,
spent the weekend with Mica K.
Wagner.
• M.. s..J-kitcar--Gara•1-t- gleans.-
Iuetroit. visited the .latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Warner, on Sun-
' day.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Armstrong and
- fondly, of Go terlt'h, were Sunday
slt.lrs. at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. moss and family, by the lady in Windsor with whom he
„f W.udstock. spent Sunday with the boarded. The W ndsor anti: hs he
latter's parents, air `ort sirs. -John near Dungannon on the 7t11 rutt.e3Pion
of West Wawannsh. a son of Mrs. Ed-
ward Ferguson. now of Peace Riser.
and the late Edward Ferguson. Some
VICTORIA STREET
UNITED CHURCH
REV. M. ('. PARR. \linister
II. Il.►RKER. Director of dusk
SUNDAY, JULY 1st.
Special Golden
Jubilee Services
11 a.m. alit 7 p.nt.-- Preacher,
Dr. W. H. Graham
la former Pastor)
i p.m. -Church School.
i lien Session). Address by
Mr. John Elliott,
of London (a former Victoria
Street boy)
Musie at all the Services by
Unity Male Quartette,
of Sarnia
Morning Fellowship Class -
10 a.
The Public Are Cordially la-
- sited Te Attend These _.
Services
e Medd. .
Rev. aur. fthinrk. of Milverton. oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Lutheran
rhur•lt on Sunday. thirty years ago. lit the age of tire. he
kir. and kir.. �:uu Doerr motored to left this district with his tut rents who
%nrirh nn Sunday went to Rainy River. where his father
Mr. John Wilson, sr.. who spent the
died. When a young man he went to
last three weeks in the Weft. returned
'Windsor and had slues resisted there.
. home un Saturday. Ile is survived by his mother and two
led Bertha King. R.N.. of Toronto. brothers. who reside in Pease River.
ailed on friends iti the vtilACP e'n Mr. Charles at(Tonagh. clerk of Ash-
mondey. field township, Is a cousin. as are also
Mr. Robe. Asquith. of Saltford. is the members of the Frrguxin family
visiting has sister. airs. Chas. Hows,nwino redde.on the 7th ooneeaslon of
Mr. and kiss. Mitred Sunday
,:r'1 West Wawanoph. and James McDon-
fnmily. of G.ater spent Suudac at ugh of Mount Forest.
the home of Mr. end Mrs. W. C.
Robertson. Just try a quart of Blaekatune's
A number from the village attendeddelicious homemade lee cream. It ate
confirmation services In the Blyth peals to everyone. Phone 240.
Anglican chur•h on Sunday.
Mr. Stephen Meld. of Woodstock. is
spendinr iris vacation at his home
here.
Messrs. C. A. Howson and E. Phil-
lips motored to TTarriston on Tuesday.
SALES
Goderich his a
every week.• but
on sailing into
new sale
we keep
the New
and Used Furniture.
We positively save you
money on every sale.
BLACKSTONE'S
Furniture Exchange
starring
JOHN GIBERT
and
RENEE ADORES
"Thr greatest human document the
diver sheet lies over ilaslsed." The
world's Idlest marvellous t.ieture Is
great ente'rtoinnumt for anyone..
Ale. n Fox Novelty reel
"KEEP OFF THE GRAM"
Admission Wedne+.bly. Tluurulay
ind 'Friday evenings --+Adults Nee.
children 35.'.
Matinee Thars.ley at :t pm.-,ldnits
2"s'. children i s•.
Saturday Only
TOM MIX AND TONT"
A ronial's of Western men and an
Eastern girl in which the rnwiaty nee
and his wonderful steed show acne
thing new in the way of hanurdotis
prints
°DAREDEVIL'S REWARD"
For Comedy
".A IJDV IRON"
1Latlrtec.: minnlwy at 1 15 min. Thurs-
day and Saturday nt 3 p.m.
DONT MiS.4 "THE BIG PARADE"
FOR YOUR OWN
PROTECTION
TRY SPARR'S GROCERY
pill:
Quality Groceries and
Fresh Vegetables
Silverwood's ice Cream
Bricks, Dixie Cups, Bon Bona
and Bulk
Sparr's Grocery
"The Store of Sat Isfaet ion"
Hamilton St. Goderich
Phone 146
DUNGANNON
TYprY'1A'NNON. Jane 27. -Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Harris and family, of $trtt-
ford, spent .Sunday at the home of Mr.
amLYrs. T. G. Allen.
Mr. Bell and dangh er, oT+rnderieh
township. wervehetef a
Mr. turd - Ifes--Robt-Ptarddson nn
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. K. McEaebern and
little daughter Mary. of London. *pent
the week -end with the latter's parents
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Eedy and family
spent Sunday with friends at Mil-
verton.
Mr. and airs. J. Pattison have re-
turned to their home at Wingham
Mier spending a week at' the borne of
\I r irAirTit. Mt'hi1 e•
Mrs. W. Treleaven and daughter, of
Toronto. are visiting of the home of
Mrs. Rohr. Treleaven.
Mr. and Mrs. holt. Davidson ami
Master Allan Reed visited e.itli friend-
SHINGLES
\`'e specialize in Shingles
of all kinds
Let us supply your wants
Robt. Standish
Dominion Day
Special Dance
Monday, July 2nd
AT
HE PAVILION
GODERiCH
Phone 369
East Street Goderich
Highest Prices Paid
For Beef Hides, Goose Feathers
and all kinds of Junk.
Good Prices Paid for Hens
DAVID BROWN
Phone 270 Goderich
at illiterate on Monday.
We are pleased to report that Miss
Georgia Allen. who was np'ratel on In
the Goderich hospital. was able to re
turn home hast snottily.
The entrance exntnineltions are Lein;:
11e1.1 In the sehred this week. Miss
rowan. of Lochalsh. is presiding. Mr
Moss is preshliusa at Cnrrie's Corner?.
Mrs. Sam. Treleaven met with a had
Admit white at the homeef her eon
reril, falling and breaking her arm
we linps• for sleety recovery.
Rev. kir. Williams. of Ethel, will
preach in the Presbyterian ehnreh next
Sunday. Rev. C. H. McDonald will
conduct anniversary services at Ethel.
Paint Requirements
We handle S. W. P.
BEST BY TEST
\We handie .,sly Pure Linseed
Oil,'Iorp 'tine and other
print Ingredients
Don't be mi,led by cheaper dope
Carrie's Hardware
Phones 501 and 363 God.riet
Religions servft'es are being held in
the Anglleiln charch (beery evening by
he f'hnreh Army Crnstilers from Eng-
land. They are holding serrisea nt
t'hrist church. Port Albert. also.
Mr. Milton Atnthera. of Toronto. ii.
making n brief visit to his patents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Stothers. '
.\ tall game was ldayi here this
r\Welnesdny) evening by the St.
Hetet,. and ihingnnnon girls' teams of
the United ('hnr9i league. The St.
Helens girls won with A Wore of 14-11
Annfvetntare liervivew.-Annivet'sary
services were held In Erskine church
bast Snndny. Rev. Dr. Forbes. of
Teeswater. preached very aceeptahly
both uftern.s.n and evening to appre-
ciative conererntions. The choir wen.
ably assisted by members of the choir
of ?,ncknow Presbyterian church. The
freewill offering of the nr-ensinn
reached 5251, which was snfletent to
meet all ohligetions in the reshingling I
of the church.
Death of Miss Maud Whyard.-tin
Thursday morning. .luno 21st. the sad
.eros was received from tea len ry of
the passing of an esteemed lady in the
terson of \tits \Land \Whyard. daugh-
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Why-
ard of ihungannon. The deceased had
been in the hospital at t'algnry lime
Slay '24.1 11 until her death on \Wednes
day eucaine .lane _Mt. rearing the last
three weeks of her illness she had the
attendance M her sister, Miss Ida -
Whynrd. trained nurse, of New York.
rThe tate miss Whyant was engaged In
the perching profession. haying tonight
In Ontario schools for a nttmliet of
years. and afterwards. In thie city of
Calgary for eighteen years. She WA.
nlw}:tys a•sorinted with and took an
noire part In church work and In
movement, of moral and serial reform.
She leaves to mourn her departure
four brothers and three sisters: Devitt
and Herbert, of Winnipeg; Charles, of
Detroit: Nathaniel. of Dungannon:
Mrs. .1. Smith. of Port Arthur: Mrs
H. Turner and Miss ida \Whyard, of
New York. Mr. Heifiert Whyard ac-
Dominion
r
Just received a shipment
-of
ALL -WOOL
SWEATERS
Men's heavy Varsity
stitch all - wool Sweater
Coats, with shawl collar,
fancy block -trim front, in
scarlet and black, royal
and white and white and
scarlet. Sizes 36 to 44.
Special Price
$4.50 to $5.00
Men's plain camel
shade medium weight V-
neck Coat Sweaters. Made
from best quality wool
yarn with two buttoned -
down pockets. All sizes.
Special Price
$1.85 and $2.45
M. Robins
Phone 384
THEBIG CRASH
WE ARE
THROUGH
Everything
Must Go
Fixtures for
Sale
C. A. HUMBER & SON
CLOSE THEIR DOORS
Chop Prices Beyond All Reason
Entire stock on the bargain block for quick selling. Lease
expires. Humber retires.
Everything Sacrificed
Nothing Held Back
SELLING OUTI
PUBLIC NOTICE
This is not a sale hatched up over night
to offset competition. but a genuine close-
out sale including every article under the roof of this old reliable store.
Stainless Blade Dessert Knives
Stainless blade Dessert Knives with
reinforced white handle. Regular Std Illi
a dozen. l:oing•for 11 \I.F $1.95
1111/I'N
Bread Trays
Rogers' -i ,-r plated Bread Trays.
Attractively pierced ends, exceptional
quality. Regular $:i (St
Selling -out
2.85
Silver Sets
Rogers' silver plated Silver Sets
,,f 26 pieces -6 knives, ti forks, 6 tea-
spoons. (i desserts, sugar shell and
butter knife. Regular
$14. Now
$8.95
Sandwich Plates
Roger'- r dilated.autoilli Hut, -
Finest quality Very atlrailiy, .1. sign
Regular 4u til. Now
$2.85
Salt and Peppers
Rogers' heavy plated Salt noel Pepper,
that regularly set! for $2.50 $
pair. (:o out at pair.. 1 •1 9
Tea Service .
Rogers' silver-plated Tea Service of :1
handsome pieces -teapot, sugar and
creamer. Extra duality.9 Q
8
Regular $15.00 set. Now... $9.5
Glass Sherbets
Long or short -t.•tn. Fine cut
glass Sherbets in floral designs
Regular $3.(t) half $1 .39
dozen. Now -
Work Watches
A big selection of reliable Watch, -
that regularly sell at $3 7,0
and $4151. •Are now each . $1.49
Cuff Links
Dozens of pairs _to.tip at a•le• a pair.
Gold-filled of best quality. 'Varian. de-
signs. Regular $1 50 and $2.15) 49
pair. Now
C
Bar Pins
A -marvelous selection of stone set
Bar Pins. Latest designs in hest quali-
ty. Regular $2 Oft 98c each
at
Watch Bracelets
Expansion Watch Bracelets in green,
white or yellow gold filled. Regu- 98c
lar $2 00. Going eaeli
I -
Alarm Clocks
Fatuous "America" al:,rtii made'
by \\'estclox-only 21) of $1, A9
them. Art quirk ........ `r
Compacts
Loose or Cake Powder Compacts with
chain. Various designs. Regu- 98e
lar $2.(10 values. Each
Women's Rings
The finest selection of women's
011.l gold 10 and 14 kt. stone set
Icings going at $1.924 each. 1Regular
)0
tto $7.00. OUT QQ
THEY GO . - .✓V
1
SPECIAL WATCH SALE -
Men's or Women's
A special selection of Wri-t Watches for women -Strap or Pocket \Watches
for men -l. -jewels in best quality eases, accurate time keepers, fully
guaranteed. Regular prices $1.") to $11. .YOUR CHOICE E:\CH $9.85
Saturday Nite Special
PRIZE
BOX
SALE
At 8 o'clock sharp Saturday night we give you a Prize
Box Sale that will reveal bargains such as you never saw
before. Each and every box contains
clean demandable merchandise worth
$3 to $5. You get it for
Box
BiG PRIZES BE HERE EARLY L)
II
Someone gets a Diamond Ring for One Dollar
C. A. HUMBER & SON
SELLING OUT - GODERICH