The Signal, 1932-11-17, Page 4—Zbmiraitq, Movewher 1 . t h, 1932
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50
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way you want then[, and we guarantee excellent fit and
and workmanship. ,
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R. T .1;4ANSS.TIALD.AY A U.. ATURR�►Y�,...
NOVEMBER 18th and 19th.
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Mena and Boys' W
Prosperity
Around the Corner!
When in need of good Footwear
for work or play Torn the
Comer on East Street.
Ido you want the service
of the best Rubber Footwear
made in Canada? Tures th,-
corner on East Street, and
buy the Goodrich Brand
It will save you money in
Comfort. Quality and Price
Are you in need of Resol
ing and Repairing of your
Leather and- Rubber Foot-
ANearwith a serviceable and
neat job? Ytfra the-eorner
on East Street. _
Oar ideals: Haaest Service First
If you appreciate Quality,
at a live and let live price.
turn the corner on East
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you that we mean to serve
you.
This principle has been the
source of our success in the
past, and shalt be our guide
in our dealings with the
public in the future.
tionir
service.'
East -Strut Footwear
Y. s►:. o. rid 'w<'rS er.
East Street, Goderich
—Opposite Knox Church—
WM. AHL, Prop.
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Phone 57
DONNYBROOK
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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
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On other d Nle. °a«µ «e dr.,. ,vWIM. /}�wr
-. ties. a. n1s , *shwa - rt.,>_ -a- t�.�,�G � 7•"
lower right •rt wire-wlnwlaa sued.*, the ow• -es fie rya
showing in the ��oy.,d historic P.dieoest LIZ.
•Nd •
*ea... d the hose sows whech roomed the roues of the Pocock
The int Wits -wisely dY.4v in the window convention i.
Mown in the lowe. WPM.
The D.wrtaest, re•IAM 41st WNW SM. fee Me fere ewes
better nee. foe .rtryo.s, COODelNlpe In every is
0.1 -es, to sties/Iota tits rf• o1 oaMo F Products, and hoe
.11 Porn of the Province word none. M.t ted Wopesee ens •
pronounced *occaeo
.. , a , ew.••r
DONNYBROOK, Nov. 15.—The regu-
•taea1to.liag-af the W.M.S. of Doug.c
; brook el.urch, which was poi oned
from last week, will be held on Thum
day, November 17, in the basement of
the church.
The Young People's Society met oa
Friday evening with the vice-president.
!J. A. Thow{e•on. In charge. The speaker
for the evening was I)r. W. V. John-
ston of Lucknow. a former well-known
;wad--pepatar peeeldent• Mr. Warrelt
Bamford prayed a violin selection. ac
companlet by Miss E. Bamford. Mlas
Jean Robinson gave a reading and the
lesson was read by Donald Thompson.
' Miss Marjorie Campbell also gave a
reading. The meeting was closed with
the Md>{alit henellction.
Mr. Sam Jefferson of Mildmay ,spent
1 the week -end at his home here.
I- Mr. and Mrs. M. Murphy, Helen and
; Jim visited friends to London on /tun -
Mr. and Mrs. Hinton of Toronto
;Meted at the home of Mr. G. Wallace'
::ffi Sdit'1aj".� }Ira. rlmntngham
TTanttai them on their return- to-
onto.
oonto. • —
Miss Irene Jefferttotunt the week-
end visiting friends In Ttenmlller.
I The merit of au action should al-
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AUBURN
The H.Y.P.I'. meeting will ile held
In the Baptist church next Sunday
evening, commencing at 7.30 oclock. A
special missionary program will t*
given. consisting of readings and mc.-;
teal numbers, also a short pageant by
some of the members of the society
entitled, "Three Scenes in a Thedee'
Girl's Life." Everybody is welcome.
LEEBURN Slitnef. "who i. att••udlug Stratford
Normal 'also, arcomp;rtii.d him and
*pent the week -end among his friends
here
MAFEKING
MAF KIN/:. NOV. 1.i. -Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest all and children and Miss
MaryIII, of Brantford. were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. lym. J. Ihtll on Fri -
:ay. tip Saturday Mr. and ,Mrs. Ball
and blind'', aceompanlerl by Mr. Win.
J. 11all' visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hell -at neardlne. They returned to
ltrantf on i4unday evening.
Bede Johnston of Stratford was
homy t la TiiunKTsy until Ilunfiat
1.1:E:I4t ItN, Nor. 18.—Miss Phyllis 1
Horton visited her aunt, Mrs. A. T1cb- I
borne of Goderich, last week from
Thursday to Sunday.
ways be judged ace►rdlag to the mo• We are glad to report that Mr. Iry-
tive whleh achieved Its performance. I ing hunter is improving and able to be
out again. 1
Miss Dorothy Llnklater, of the C'nl
versity of Toronto. spent the week -end ;
with her parents here.
Mr. Reg. William* motored up from
Toronto on the holiday, accompanied
by his slater and Miss Ltnklater. He I
visited his brother near Nile and called
on friends in our burg on Saturday.
—Sial AReett Freeman, who was help-
ing Mrs. Glrvin near Nile last week.
*pent Sunday at home. accompanied by
for they mac lead to something ser -Mie" 1?. (:IrvIP• Miss Alleett_1e eek,
Old Sores
Soon Healed
or Mone
1 Never think you have to put up with
I old sores. You don't I And you shoald'nt,
boos. at Mrs. Girvin's title week.
�� t 'l ie young people's (M atrlog of the
erald OH and'tbey'll heal over as nice held at•Leeburn church on the 25th, In-
s* can be in no time. stead of the 19th Inst.
If this soothing. healing, antiseptic The W.M.S. will hold their monthly
oil doesn't gniekly clear thew up. says meeting -next week on Wednesday: at
1 Wiggle's Drug Store, get your money the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Free -
back and see a doctor. men.
CORNFIELD'S
CORNFIELD'S
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Goderich Days
at CORNFIELD'S
A store full of merchandise which we are offering -40, --the.
!west prices. A few of the Great Bargains
Ladies' Winter Coats
-$12.95-
Exceptionally Fine Winter Coats. $21.95
DRESSES
FOR EVERY OCCASION
$4.95
Millinery -leading fashions -$1.95. Skirts $2.49.
Men's Winter
OVERCOATS
$1495 to $1995
Men's and Yo
Men's Suits
2 -pair TROUSERS $ 15.95
Ma's Underwear, all -wool. $2.25 soil Flora -hoed Underwear... $1.49 snit
Fine Ribbed Combioatioes..$l.49 set NS's Heavy Sweaters $2.95
A. CORNFIELD..+
M�'R �►� �a,!/` "�a
Med �iis, ore � t�*t G.detriat� -
RNFrE�_L)'s
Mr. a►ol Mrs. J. D. Hutton. Mitt.
Helen Iluebanan and Jack Jbhustou, of
Stratford, spent Friday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Kilpatrick.
Miss Grace Blake, of Arkon-. spent
Armistice Day at her home here.
Mr. Finlay Shackleton sad Miss
Allt•e Shackleton .lent the Weet�4md
with relatives at London. _-
Mr. and Mrs. Ite'rt Reed wibirfanilly,
of Whltechureh, were visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ander-
son 011
Meas Maargaret Mallnugh of tmekaow
1n the guest of ler uteri•, Mot. lttetla1E
Johnston. • • -
BAYFIELD
HAYFIELD, Nov. 16.--jlr, and lira.
E. R, Weston and family 5tovag to
Goderich last week.
The dance which was given last Fri-
day. November 11th, In the town hall
was quite a success. Itiaendld music
was provided by J. Lindsay, M. Pol-
lock, J. atue, Geo. I{lttle and Mrs. J.
Parker.
Rev. red Mra. F. H. Paull are vislt-
In� In Loado* [pia and are ■t-
tetJlhg the *pedal servteea in St.
li,
Paul's Cathedral la observance of the
centennial of the establishment of the
Church of 1Cnglaud a London and the •
seventy-fifth anniversary of the forma-
tion of the j)locese,o Huron.
Rev. Mr. /Wiener of London will
eonduot the service n Trinity church
on Sunday looming.
- d11a1..Sittk _. v.a4itiftidl .filar.
past week with her aunt, Mra. F. A.
Edwards, returned toWaterloo on Suu-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Stater std son Ken-
neth visited IaK wee at 1)imcoe. Mrs.
Ihehata returned hr with them to
visit for a few days.
Mr. Edgar Neelia f Toronto Spent a
few days in the village this week.
Mrs. T. araadss and three sous
.pant lad week til Waterloo.
Dramatic a play, "Lena
Rivera," which was presented In the
town hall on Tuesday evening by the
1 Gould Dramatle Company of Mitchell,
i setter the ioabl es of the Rayfield
. Agricultural Society, was splendid. The
parts were well taken and the perform -
1 ante was much enjoyed by all. The
Lindsay orehestrs amen Lindsay,
(George Little, M. Pollock and Mrs. J.
'Parker—played between acts. Mr. Re-
i hen sang a solo In excellent manner
I and was accompaniedby Mins Mabel
1 ikvtehaaer. After play a number
I remained to dant* for a short time.
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' the use of the bulkliag and grounds
formerly used as the shooting range.
The building being in need of repairs.
Wan. were adopted for its renovation.
Plane ale, were tuade for a bike in the
near future. According to the Scout
p;e.ge members must lewd a belping
band to .ont.un• in need. and a survey
of the village tool community was
• made and Is to tw acted upon by each
member a. 01,,►ortanttr` its prenentr&1
The meeting µ•as closed with tbe Mir
gash Iteuedictton. The Akers of the
Dungannon Itoy Scouts
master. Rey. 1). A. McMillan; i not
(elder, Jas. Million: assistant, More-
ton Eedy : w•rG,e, Carman Haines: cor-
respondent, Bert Whyard.
pastor, Rev. F. W. ('reit, will have
sits rip•
Slid* C.neseisa Natae
GODERICH Tt1WN$IITP, Nov. 14.—
our plea.sot little erutntrytlde 1t some-
what neglected, owing to tbe lack of a
rorresl oodent to report the Interesting
doing. of our beautiful hills and val-
leys: God's own handiwork. So 1
tbought 1 might report just a few Items
of mtereat. - --
Mr. Herb. Corbett o< Dundalk. pees( -
dent (41 the Trustees" and Ratepayers'
are: 'MOOT 4s440r1,tbin. :u-,rommisted by his wife
sad m other. we. a speaker at the an-
nual meeting of the Heron County
Trust... and Ratepayers' Aasociatlou
held recently at Clinton Collegiate In-
stitute anoi'spent the week -end with
his sister. Mrs. 1*.. S. Lockhart.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
the (km -toes J•are. I. back to school
G(►DERI('H TOWNSHIP, Nov. 14.— nal°.
Miss Ruth E. Evans spent Retnem Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller are
bran,* Day and the week -end at the
rain -
'mending a few days µ1[b friends t<
home of her parents, I►r. and Mrs'$t. Tlnr,was.r of f
Crams, in Clinton. A numtwriends from Goderleb
Mr. Sam McAllister of Detroit V spent a eery pleasant evening at the
visiting with relatives In the ectal home of Mr. and Mrs. Val. Fisher.
We understand her. Marsh Lowden
muuMtttttlty. Laura ' snail 0f I)ashwobd. has rented the farm of Mrs. W. John -
former teat -her of S.S. No. 6, spent lir W°°• now occupied by Mr. and Mn. V.
-end I Fisher.
Betty Newton, who has been under
memhrance Day and the week
visiting with friends and renewing ao
daalntanees at Union. -
0
.1. Y. P. .A. Meedsg-The A.Y.I'.A.
of Bayfield, Varna and Middleton Held
Meir meeting In the Orange Hall here
on Friday evening. having Blyth and
!Clinton brapches as their guests. The
meeting num called to order be the
president, Carl Diehl. A diaeusdon on a
lot -al A.Y.P.A. service *1141 a Deanery
rally took place In which Rural Dean
Y. H. Paull urged the forming of a
Deanery A.Y.I'.A. Council. Rev. K. Me.
Goon offered tit. Paul's eb•reb, Clio-
1
ton. for the Deanery rally. Delegates
to the conference at Hamilton, Leslie
and .tivtn Elliott, gave Interesting re -
1 ports. The Blyth Society took charge
of the cdlfir-*tton period. Miss Mar-
, garet Itobluaon gave an lntereatlite au-
tvrunt of the life of the late John Mc -
erne and melted his famous poem. "In
, Flanders Fields." Rev. Yr. 1'ts-.x•k
gave a splendid talk on Remembrance
Day. bringing back some of the memor-
I.•a of that nay fourteen years ago and
, what it nwells to the world. The Clln-
•ton branch looked after tbe social per-
' bad and under the leadership of Miss
Cu 1more *eveyyl Interesting contests
were given. offer which refreshments
1 were .erred. The meeting closed with
, the% National Anthem.. The local A.Y.
1 P.A. service at which the officers will
' ie installed will be held In Trinity
1 church, November 27th, at 7 p.m.
DUNGANNON - Mr. and Mr.. G. W. Harwood and
at�Il r. NO' `;ri :.sand *pent
s f is �ae�
DUNGANNON, Nov. ills—Mr. Frank and spent the foo niy w
Savage of Ridgeway spent the week- 1 Mrs. Harold Peter.
end at the home of his parents, Mr. and air. and Mrs. Elwyn Anderson and
Mrs. John Savage. family. and Miss Helen Davidson, of
Mrs. Melvin Reed and children, Gir- London, spent Sunday at the home of
vin and Doris, of Toronto, spent the , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson.
week -end the guests of her motile?, Mr. and Mr.. John Longmire of
•
Mrs. Jas. GIrcin.
Mr. and Mr.. Wm. Nickel and family
and Mrs inndt. of Stratford. spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and, Mrs_
HeberEedy.
Mr. and Mr.. Ray (carter of Toronto
spent the weekend with the lady's
father, Mr. Rich. Reed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's institute will he held at the
home of Mrs. Cecil Trehvren on
[Thursday, November 24th, at 3 o'clock.
Those In charge of the program are
Mrs. J. .1. Ryan, Mrs. W. R. Soothers
and Mrs. F. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wiggins of Brant-
ford spent the week -end at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
The W lggtus.
'Yomen'a Institti a --ice tecetved
a communisation from Saskatchewan
asking for contributions to help bring
Christmas cheer t0 a school of fifty-
five. Anyone wishing to contribute
will kindly leave the demotion with
the presldent, Mrs. Alton, or the sec-
retary, Mrs. McDonald.
The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
church held their regular monthly
meeting at the home of Mra. Fred Ross
on Wednekslay At last week. The meet-
ing was opened with devotional exer-
cises. The Scripture lesson was read
by Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Stothers
Gdderleh were guests at the bome of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Harwood on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mr*. Jas. Adams atsI Mr
and Mrs. R. T. Phillip*, of Goderich,
were visitors at I'nlon cburch on San -
day.
Patriotic Conrert.—There was a Lair
attendance at the Remembrance Day
concert put on by the Y.P.S. on Friday
evening in i"nion church, which was
decorated with Union Jacks for the oc-
casion. Mr. Roht. Davidwm acted as
chairman in a very capable manner.
The program opened with the singing
of "O Canada." Other numbers were:
Violin solo, Jas. Young; reading, "Can-
adian Born," Everett Mcllwain ; guar -
tette numbers, Meseta. Chas. Breckow,
John SiP11. Jobe- tepewlte and Oarl
Clarke of Gbderlch ; duet, "Men of Her -
leek" Mrs. G. Orr and Mr. Jas. Young;
whistling solo, Dora Harrison, accom-
panied on the violin by Mr. Young; re-
citation.
citation, "in Flanders node." Jean
Sowerby; nolo, "We'll Never Let the
()id Flag Fall,' Mary Harwood; cornet
snivel, Robert Henry of Goderich;
nouthorgan selections, Arnold Porter:
accordeon Nolo., Fred Roes of Goder-
ich; monthorgan and "eke" •elections,
Ronald Pennington of Goderich. An
address on "Rememhr*nee Day" was
given by Rev. F. W. Craik on account
led In prayer. Mrs. Davidson read a of Miss Delight Muteh of Goderich be -
paper on "With the Bbila tin India," log unable to be present. The minding
and Mot. McWhinney gave • reading of the National Anthem brought the
from tbe study book. The meeting wu
clotted by all repeating tint Lord's
A nodal evening wail held at tbe
house of Mr. and Mrs. Chu. Alton lest
Wednesday evening under the auspices
of the Women'. institute. A goodly
number assemhled and the evening was
spent In games and amusements, after
which lunch was served. The evening
wan heartily enjoyed by all present
Mr.. Burton Roach Is ander the doc-
tor's tare this week. We hope for a
speedy recovery.
Way and Dares—The play "Just a
Stepchild." which has been reeeived
with mush favor wherever It hen beep
germ, will he prasanted in Dungannon
by the eloderteh (state on Friday, No-
vember nth Thia will it. the four-
teenth presentation of this play, which
mnftMient to tndleate Its merits. The
production 1. under the •napless of the
1)unganvrn Agricnitnral Soeiety and ft
is hoped there will be a largo turnout.
not only to enjoy this play wbleh has
entertained en many andie�nrisen, bat 10
iladst the Agrienitural Snl'lety 'la Its
cert. Atter the play Therm will be a
dance. for whir+ Plunkett'* Bluebird
Orchestra has teen engagmd.
Dtalgasesas Bay $esads+-79ba Dna-
amass Roy Seoats•—liar Luise pa-
t „Thursday evening last la the
T.'
ta,".'=3.4fet to
Ray. D. A. McMillan In charge. Atter
devotional e=arelsea a baatnesa se**Mn
was woe and Aero Whyani repnrtM
program to a elm*. Mrs. Robt David-
son, Mrs. G. Harwood, Misses Mary
McKinnon and Marlon Porter weed tl`
rompaniata for the evening.
('wise Church Notes.—The Novel•
her meeting of the W.Y.S. of ftntoa
church was held on Wednesday after-
noon at the home of Mei- Gordon Har-
wood, with nine members present Some
mewing was done. The devotional ex-
erclaes were taken by the president.
Men. J. R. Orr, who read • Thanksgiv-
ing poem entitled, "Open the Door."
The roll call wan remp►nded to with the
text word "Peace." Mrs. Gordon Orr
road two Interesting articles, "A Little
Freneh Heroine," and "'Keep Sweet"
The meeting woe brought to a close by
the reciting of the Lord's Prayer In
nnt*mk... A very tmpeeaslve communion
perigee was held In Union church on
Sunday. The addreno woo given by
Evangelist T. B. Coombe, who to.* for
hie text "'i'hla do in remembrance of
me" (Coke 22 19). A mallquartette
from Vletorla street ehurehGaderteh,
efimprwd of Atmore. ('has. Breekow,
John Snell. John Sproule and Cart
(7arke, assisted 1n the wrote. by the
rendering 0f a smlectIow, "Someone Wilt
(tinter the Pearly (late*," whish was
mach appra latnd. Mia Mary McKin-
aaa of Oadarlch played the movement-
At
ove i.nt-At the elope of the smrvie. the
admlalaterrd by lbs pastor, R... T. W.
II ('rack.... The merle. will be hold as
nanal In Union rhnreh nett Snnday at
thin Mr. Maher hod given the patrol A pm Sunday school at 2 p.m. 1110
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Now Pia) ing—KAY FRANCIS, in "STREETS OF WOMEN," and
REN LYON, Is "COMPROMISED"—A DOUBLE BILL.
--ALi, ABOAiti) FOR THE HAPPINESS WEEK SPEciAi.S -
MONDAY, TUEMDAY AND WEDNESDAY—
HAROLD LLOYD
coffers a screaming travesty on a eerr•'n-mad aspirant to cioewn
fame
"MOVIE CRAZY"
with Dorothy Cummings
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—
MAURICE OHEVALIE>i with JZ4JINIITL MacDO11IALD
The wondrous voice of Jeannette and the peppy personality of
Maurice will make you want to see it twice or more.
"LOVE ME TONIGHT"
with "Chuckling" Charlie Ruggles
COMING--"BLONDIR -OF THE FO1a.Ii<'S•"
—Matlsees Weds/sift sad DaturdaU at i pi.
VIIIttOrtlEizteM
Christmas Greeting Cards
A Fal Line at Prices to Sail
All Purses
The Christmas Cars
We tlfvlll 6e glad to show there to you
The Sinal Pdoting Co.
Godench