The Signal, 1936-1-23, Page 44--iThersday. January 23rd, 1938 -
ERICH, ONT.
DUNGANNON
thanks; in tMMa'
to bold the.
arwe Discoun Sale
Suitsand .Overcoats
aT Was L Pw V YO1 1 TO BUY NOW
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All Witter Overcoats on Sale
at Big Reductions
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=MI S7r Tai SQUARE GODERICH
Capital
Phone 47
Now Playing -Jack Holt and Edmund Iowe, in "Heat Man Wins"
SOUND a= seeTrM
heatrs �
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MONDAY, TUESDAY sod WEDNESDAY -
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
*T. COOPER, ANNA STEN and HELEN VINSON
present as eetertalning comedy romance to Bohemia* stele
"THE WEDDING NIGHT" ---.,
TULID CAKMINATI, MARY ELLIS and IDA LUPINO
waistaia tae continental atmosphere with a Parisian tidbit
PARIS LIL 54:11 ,..r,.- ^ 4
Arline SATU1ib Y- ' _ '."^:""'� • .
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
WALLACE FORD and MARIAN MARSS
present an exciting tale of highway speedsters
"IN SPITE OF DANGER"
THURSD
II
,� R1iW �VENTURESt
A thrNling new serial featuring the Olympic star Herman Brix
Matinees •Wednesday and Saturday at $ p.m.
Coming -Grace Moore, in "IA)VE ME FOREVER."
HEAT FOLKS
���CortE HOME HAS A
REAL HEWN(' IF THE
HEAT FOLKS SAI( 1T
l(
Isn't it wonderful
When you come r lain at
eight -
Cold and tired sad rieq/-
To find your home Jlaa! as warm
and comfort*14 as ft was
when you left It? -
It makes home -coil, a real
pleasure
Lea
Leave to 11 an tis Job
when you go nut.
And they'll keep the house cony
and warm for you.
GALTHE
dee
Bayfield. togetibeldelrelee"
and auditors of Grace church and
their wives, were entertained at Mi-
ner at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jas
fodtbeet.
The regular meeting of the Men's
Club will be held on Tuesday evening,
January 28th. The evenlpg will be
t La -. playing games, Refresh.
Meats will be served.
Word was received today of the
death of Mrs Oliver Edward, of the
Orb concession, in Toronto General
bospltal, oq Monday, January 20th.
Mrs. Jas. Lockhart Is spending a
scruple of weeks with bee Mundt -La
Dundalk.
s.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GODERICH TOWNSHIP, Jan. 21. -
Mr. Charles Bell had the misfortune,
while cutting wood, to cut his foot,
requiring several stitches to close the
wound.
Mir. Gordon Harwood returned home
from tbs Goderich hospital last week
and is somewhat Improved In health.
Mr. Earl McAllister has been en-
gaged for a mouth by Mr. A. Proctor,
Holmesv'lUe.
Dasa Mirth Nates. -The annual
congregations* meeting of. . Union
church wilt be held on Wednesday, Jan -
nary 2etb.....There was only a small
congregation at Union church on Sun-
day, and Rev. F. W. Craik conducted
en informal service. delivering • tine
address on "Going the Second Mile."
Next Sunday, services will be as usual,
Sunday school at T p.m., preaching
service at 3 pm.
Junior Red Crrab-The first meeting
.4 the Junior Red Cross Society In
the new year was held at Union
school on Friday morning. Armand
Lassaleae presided and the following
uga were eu-SerevtGeed
Health House." by Mar,- Hni'
"The-- w" *fir;
"8t. Vessels antLtlttLBt
Tiebbourne; "Mugs Takes a R e." yy
Betty Fuller; "Rules for Junior*;'
by Pauline Lsssiene. Miss Mcliwaln
led In dlaeuselou on "Food Values.'
A4tAt MOM
,ice. Mustard Coal Co.
!lits-• WIN. G. WeRWAN. Manager GODERICH. ONT.
5
(Continued
auditor stated lea
nor la which Mr
books lightened lb
considerably.
At this paint
Various depertmee
for brief report*
Wm.= we
falling off of ex
elaaaes Was due to
mossy, bet the pr
prises compared
given la ether fair
The bog exhibit
quality, stated Jo
there were so ma
there were ins
outdate all. Frei
quality, but some
in Primates in t
Home manure
science exhibits
mrd, reported Mrs.
Mau. Wm. Doak.
W. H. Robert
attractions Comm
evening entertain
cessful as 1t silo
police protection
remarked that
program, which
j u risdiction of
said to be ins
Reeve Haacke,
and Reeve Fest
ship, spoke
suggestions for
the afternoon
.1. W. Salkeld,
the fall fair was
Park fifty years a
walte, who has
1QIjince 18e7
After eruae-d
eoatianst.tbe
again this year.
The Society will
Ontario Aaeocia
WESTFIELD
president, ERr..
on Pebroan 4
WESTFIELD, Jan. 21. -lir. W. T fair dates this yes
Campbell and Miss Wlnnifred attended and 23.
the funeral of their couin, the late
Mr. J. B. Tyerman, of Seatorth, on
Tuesday.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Campbell on the
birth of a baby girt on Friday. January
17.
Amyl Meeting. -The annual meet-
ing of the Westfield United church was
held on Thursday afternoon, with the
pastor, Rev. H. Wilson. hn charge.
The meeting was opened with a hymn
and prayer by the pastor. The min-
utes of the het anauat meeting were
read and approved. The roll was read
showing 2117 persons under the pastor-
ate. Mr T. H. Taylor was re-elected
as elder; Mr. Fred J. Cook and Mr.
Maitland Henry were re-elected as
stewards; Mr. Alva McDowell was
etsesaa chorea basses;_ M Wia.
McDowell was sites* werenesry sad
maintenance treemrrer; Mr. Marvin
McDowell, church secretary: Miss
Minnie Snell, organist: Elsa Witrelfred
Campbell, assistant organist. The
various reports, when read, showed the
church to be In a good financial stand-
ing: The church treasurer's report
showed a balance; missionary and
maintenance report showed $154.48
raised for missions. over $10 mere
than Last year; the Y.P.U. raised $44;
Ladies' Aid, $6.20. and the W.Y.S.
seat $141 to branch treasurer, $28
more than last year. The meeting
wok dismissed with prayer by Mr. T.
H. Taylor.
JANUARY SALE
,pupa Il
i mashie ilasa-
•iMkMthis
Mere work
s of the
'-ot
•
eiammin
tee opinion a
In the bores
/spin the prise
t thought the
ally with those
ea.
vee of excellent
. werby, and
*tries last year
;sus to accors-
eo was of high
ors were slow
Mplays-
pt and domestic
f a high stand-
s. Howrle and
*airman of the
stated that no
could be as sec-
s until adequate
provided. He
r'e afternoon
an:'f2.-MI'. Eli
belt ttte4
deeter'e-skeet--- After a need
Me friends hope to see her erdund
again soon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. L. Redy and fam-
ily motored to Stratford on Suede,
and visited Mrs Redy's sister, Mrs.
Nicol, who is in hospital there recover -
from au operation.
Misses Doris and Winulfred Swan
tNlre Meats -ea In twelve boy and girl
friends on Wednesday night.
Same of "lost Heir" was enjoyed, also
dancing to radio music and violin
selections by some of the guests. A
dainty lunch was served during the
evening.
Mrs R. McAllister left Wsdneaday
to spend the remainder of the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Dan Fowler.
A lead RvenI, -Sorrowing friends
ilia poialai
Vie eher •r'e
' ah Ueekey.--At
pthngaanon'e neW link oe Saturdal
afteenuote 7
defeated Luc now in ■ junior hockey
fixture by the score of lit) The game
was fast and clews and Dungannon bad
the edge on the pay, especially In the
last period wham condition began tO
tell. A. Durum scored three goals
and his end-to-end rashes featured. I.
Fedy counted once and the fifth goal
waa a fluke Currie carried the play
is (SP the I.uc•k'now net, and In the
raerbie which resulted Q4feles
batted the tuck In accidentally, scor-
ing on his own net. For Lueknow,
Cook was a constant threat, while
Altcheson In goal steed time and again
what looked like certain scores. The
next game wit be in Lennon, rink
January 25.
The teams: Lueknow-Cook. Mc-
Kenzie,
o-Kenzie, McKim, Garotte, McDonald,
here atteided the funeral of Mrs. Jas Treleaven, Altcheson, yin4ysou- Dun -
Johnston, of Auburn, formerly Grace gannoo-H. Dunes. A. Durnln, F.
Hamilton, which took place on Moo' Ihedy, I. Eedy, Park, H. Culbert, L
day to Dungannon cemetery. The de- Culbert, Brodie,
Re-
cessed had been ailing for some time,Currie, Hodges Ro-
but underwent an operation Poe goitre teAmnia O. Kidd.
on Friday merinos sad succumbed SW i �� ����
early .Saturday morning, her unex- The annual rdeetlag of the Dungannon
petted death being a shock to all. Mr. United cberroh was held on Monday
Johnston conducted a hardware bust- evening. January 1301. la the base-
ment
aso-ment of the church. In spite of the
nese here at one time unfavorable weather, over seventy per-
Wsmen's Aaseetalbn.-Tbe January sons gathered for food and fellowship
meeting of the Women's Association at the well -laden tables which the
of the rutted church was held at the ladies of the congregation bad pre -
home of Mrs. Kedy, with the president pared After a brief program of mole
�mlttee was and worship G. C. Tre'eeven was ate
a hymn and prayer, followed by the
. .
tea township, answered with "A New Year Reeolu-
ulborue town- , New appointments were made ti,the
*ewers!
Dun." Twenty-three joined for 1936. , hoard of session by the election of H
inlentWWPIRS
epetcreuenti seise
tat within the
� In charge. The meeting opened with
pointed secretary for the meeting and
Serlpiure lessonThe roll call was the work of the year was reviewed
r fill,". fAfters.* few matters of business were •J. L. Redy and 0 F. Harris for a term "it is necessary not only to have
the hr.or arranged, a program. the theme of 'of Ave years and to the hoard of stew- an Ideal but to consider what are
which crus "The hissing Year," was 1 Ards by the election of Dr. A. Vokes, the best measures of achieving IL"
bited''erw An-
d Geo. Loth_ dsrson was given. Mrs. S. Swan read ,
att Victoria,. use. A reading
and PAINT
AULCRAFT PAINTS are Yah l■
_ tallq and low in prise.
You will Md nreie41ss Qui
la our stuck of
FURNITURE >bti STOVES
We positively save you money
W. H. Machine
"On w Oreadway or
G. C. Treleaven. The various organic
settees reported receipts as follows;
$JPA.45 was raised by the Womsa's
Association; 1150 by the W.M.B., t'e-
presenting an increase over 1954 et
$25; $5 by the MIsslon Band: $188.78
by the Sunday school, and $50 00 by
the Young People's Unloa. The grati-
fying report of the treasurer was well
received, showing receipts of $1815.08
and leaving a balance of $52.91 after
every Item of debt against the chart*
had been retired. C.0.1T. and Trail
Ranger groups were organised dense
the autumn and are growing into t'ke
church life. The minister, Rev. T. L
Turner, and the congregation face the
future with grateful optimism.
by Miss ' 1 An . Tboa. Webster, Melville Culbert and -Sir Samuel Hoare.
oras
regular ezh1D1• of "Outstanding Events of the Past
eke alarerle. Zear' Mr.(toy Rutledge sang •
dt
it was decided o and Mrs. Turner gave a reading.
'A Word for the New Year " The
"-66111941"111i l0117fir rsibbed'/rfttr a him 'end praT-0,-
t:t by Rev. T. R. Tenter. Tea es*
served after the meeting. Forty -Ave
dilate with the were present.
man and the Name and Scheel Mi. -Parents of
i was appointed � S.8. No. 8 met in the United church
Ion at Toronto on Wednesday night of last week for
Goderlch fall I f o • nixing a Home and
we SepTealStr School Club. Mr. . . , pr nc pa
the school, acted as chairman and
after a Drle( g1f
esetar 7SMtrK ' tot, iia-Motwasdr
ganisatlon. Titbit elected were as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. (Dr.) Yokes;
vice-president, MrS (Rev I Turner;
secretary, Mrs. Wm. Stewart; treasur-
er, Mrs. John Chisholm. It was de-
tided
o-tided that an anneal fee of 2.a- per
parent be charged. Meetings are to
be held the last Friday of each month
and to commence in January. It was
moved by Dr. Yokes, and seconded by
Mrs A. Culbert, that the Home and
School Club support Mr. Turner II.
his efforts L bring about "clean
thought and action In our school." Mr.
J. B Young. ehairman of the school
board, spoke a few word*, also Mr. V.
Errington and Mr. McClure, express-
iso
mate awYmsct.-4 the mew e¢palsse
Lion. - -Mr. - -+wed a veto of,
Li
THE BREAD THAT $ATISFIFS
'®IICK=MADE BREAD
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-- TRY A LllAF --
CAKES AND PASTRIES
VIE
The following re were ate
pointed for the Rib:
President, H. L !wield: lit view
president, O.F. *lewd; 2nd vice-
president, J Seuarb: secrets ry-'.I
treasurer, R,' C. 0 u+ Honorary di -y
rectors --C. A. . ' , M.P.P. R. f
J. Deachman, T. H. Golding,'
M.P., Jas Balla e. Y.P.P., t, H,
Edward, J. W. • • I ice Connolly.
Directors -Kiss M. l: Salted, Mrs.
J. B. Howie. Mrs. . Green, Miss
B. Parrish. Mrs. I. Soweeby, Mrs.
Rm. Doak, Mrs.- Good. Mrs.
oble Young, • • o islthwalte.-
Gas. Maur, ! H. Robertson,
Thos. Bowler, L 4 . .z. J Sowerhy,
Wm. Duck, r. L -� re J. W CCnteie,
Fordyce QRNt, Yotptg. Thou.
Gentry, - Raacke, Geo.
P j , ran,
WYE. . .. Wr J. B
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°i Reduced Price! Smart Dresses in warm woollens.
Bright Shades. Individual styles. Sizes 14 to 20.
10 Dresses.
Reduced to
Regular $6.95
$3.95
15 Dresses. Regular $10.95
Reduced to $6.95
•
JANUARY SALE OF
11.gri WINTER COATS
The Sale is now on. These Coats
Twist be sold. Prices cut! Ladies'
and Misses' Winter Coats Reduced to
0.9
Ladies' Pullover Sweaters
Soft. Wool Sweaters'. roll collar. Colors,
orange, blue and white. Sizes l4 to 42. Reg-
ular $2 -95 -
Sale Price $1.98 6'
Men's Wool Jackets
Acme Jackets made of heavy blanket
sloth, sturdy make, will Rive long wear.
Colors wine, green, brown and navy.
Sale Price $2.95
A. COR
"Shdp where you are invit
FIELD
A atriMar'ihumittes enmponed of
the presidia*, stir tat$itressnrer and
Messrs Testae, J. Sowerby and W.
H. Robertson 3untedt The
committee w1U feet-Patnrday, Feb-
ruary 1, to draw hp the Mondial cow
m(ttme for Merge. -
TAC.' IN 2111:1042_ '
Chris. Sturdy s Turk
-DeYonne Chris Aturtier of Howard
Sturdy. Godeeie4$owf tax collec-
tor, landed in Al' tan h spltal last
week-esd wbea attempted to fel-
low in kis father't lsoteteps. Dai
Sturdy motor Is • tan Collector, where-
as Sturdy Janlor was g tacks collector.
The bey, with several others is
school, was taming thumb trete in tie
air and eabetng tbs. la kis mouth,
when one slipped doves hie tarsal. He
said nothing of It ttlisome time, bet
was taken to the fel when be
told of the incident -
X -rays were taken efforts were
made to locate the e -headed tack.
but the attempts we bandosed when
the boy's throat he to bleed.
it was decided to t adore take
its course, end in fu . if Chris. has
any leaning In the ecting line. be
will follow his Pathe job, and. above
all, be will follow It. ally.
CARLIW I
ILA
ktA2' htiAl.tl L1f FL\I=:ST QL'ALrVT s
U. CLEVELAND _
PHONE 11
1'
ARE YOU GETTING PLEASURE OUT OF MOTORING
THESE COOL DAYS AND FROSTY NIGHTS
Stedelbauer's Used Car Market
CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH A NICE COMFORTABLE
CLOSED CAR FOR AS LOW AS $100
Your old ear taken as part payment. Come iv.
Rouse & Bell Garage
KINGSTON STREET GODERICB
CARLOW, Jan. Mr C. A. lint.
ertson, M. f.. A., scut m E. Christine
iRobertson left for 'fronto on Nater
day. to attend the opening of the
I Legislature. •ff
We welcome Mrs Borman Imsssllne
and her infant see home from
Alexandra hospital oa Thursday last.
Skating parties auntie order of the
night The clear call wencher makes
gotel Ice.
W. M. S. Meilh, r -Th. W. M. R
met .t the home ..f Rus. Jnhn Tubi.
on Thursday afterolS, January 16th.
with an ettendsM•w at eleven. Th.
president, Mint C'Inr9. presided. The
call to worship w'.s read and after the
singing of a hymn Kra. W. W Walter
led In prayer. The Scripture lesson
was from Acts, 10. is which all joined.
Mrs Morris read the devotional leotle.
on "The Spirit Ot Rs ial Brotherhood."
The nstnutes of last mediae and roll
call, which was responded in by mew
save for the New Tear. were reed by
the serrataey. A NB and interesttne
piper wee given by Amelia Mcllwsln
no the tntroda'tl•n• r• the study hook.
-The New Afvies -- Mrs. Frank We
eon neve tele temprrdese noire A com-
mittee wan appointer to write letters
eonveyfeg the deepempathy a the
Society to the pr.4tMae►t. where hr..
the', Dr. William •Hark. imaged away '
recently, and to Mr. Mite Wilson. who
Inert beloved gr.niisan After the
singing of "0 Mee of the Waking
Worm." Kra. He and Mr.
Treble led to pray The February
meeting will be .t rm. lfeedehon'.I
io shop" Pherne 418
N. Dakota. dieted WAIsessraie, Sin
Teem. Loire. on ay'
week
� WONDERFUL
ARGAIN
FROM
WM THE JAS. C. CARRIE STOCK
IMR
STORE NOW OPEN
TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW STOCK •
SEVERAL PAIRS OF C.C.M. SKATES AND
• BOATS.. -`VARIOUS SIZES. at $1:75 to $3.75
BROOMS, 5 -strand each 330
HAWES' FLOOR GLOSS (liquid)
pint sire 40o
1 -lb. tin 20c
4 dor. 10c
5c
2 for 15c
TOILET PAPER
8 rolls for 254
FLOOR WAX
LAMP WICK
STABLE BROOMS
SCRUBBING BRUSHES
WORK GLOVES, various styles
to 490 pair
GILLETTE SAFETY RAZORS and FIVS
BLADES 25c
per pair, 10c up
per yard 40
each 80o
2 for 15c
t.. -J Table Cutlery
A quantity of Table Cutlery, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, and a few pieces of Glass Ovenware,
all reduced to clear.
Aluminum Ware
Pails, Kettles, Saucepans, Cake Dishes,
Percolators
-"IP Tinware
Pot Covers, NuflineutterkTins,eto?ake Pans, Otiolde
A1110 ENAMEL KITCHENWARE 1;
Quantity of Small KITCHENWARE /
SKATES without boots, all 0.0.M. quality
50o pair
For the Farmer
Lanterns, Forks, Lamp Chimneys, Axe
Handles and hundreds of articles useful
around the farm.
NAILS All sizes
per lb. 5o
BUY NOW AND --
SAVE MONEY!
CARLaw 0 SELL
East Side
The Square