The Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-07-26, Page 8News of Dungannon
DUNGANNON, July 23. -Hector
Hawkins, of Saginaw, Mich., and
Jim McMillan and Alex ogle, of
Goderich, visited with Mrs. J. Olver
and Mise E. McMillan on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoinas McPhee, of
Nile, and Mrs. L. ell, of Port -
revere,. Sask., were visiting, with
old friends on Sunday.
Allan Reed motored to Niogara
on Tuesday with a bus load of 4-H
Club members.
K. K. Dawson, Mrs. Dawson and
sea, David, spent Wednesday after-
noon at Port Elgin and Acir
ter, Karen, Who had been holiday-
ing with Mr. and Mrs( Marvin
Duren returned home with them.
Mrs. James McKenzie and grand-
daughter, Jeanie Dahmer, of Kitch-
ener, are visiting with her daughter
McAllister and Mary Lou.
Miss Lilian Popp has gone to
United Church summer camp near
Goderieh this week as one off the
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Durnin and
two daughters, of Pittsburg, Pa.,
are holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Durnin.
Mrs. A. J. Babel, of Port Col-
borne, was visiting with her two
sisters and brothers-irelaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Sherwood and Robert
this .past week and Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Anderson and family.
Robert returned home with her
for a week's holiday.
and Mrs. W. G. Hunter and son,
Larry, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Bradley and Cheryl Ann, of Gode-
rich, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mole and
daughter, from Mount Forest, were
home for the week -end.
The Junior Farmers will hold
their annual service next Sunday
evening in the Ahrited Church,
Dungannon, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. and 1VIrs. Clayton Robertson,
of Cepper Cliff, were guests last
week with Mr. and Mrs. K. K.
Dawson.
, Mr. /and Mrs. Clarence Miller
and Beverley Ann, of Hamilton,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
„Mrs. Lorne Ivers.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Durnin Phillips were Mr. and Mrs.
N. Scott, of yellow Grass, and Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Currie, of Dayton,
Ohio.
Erskine Presbyterian Church held
their monthly meeting at Mrs.
Allan Reed's h'amo. The president,
Mrs. H. Stothers, presided. De-
votional was taken by Mrs. W. J.
Reid. Prayer was given by Mit.
What the Unseasonable Weather is Making Us do
LET'S PACE IT. THE UNUSUAL 'WEATHER HAS LEFT US WITH AN APANORM-
ALLy HIGH INVENTORY OF SUMIVIED, GOODS.
WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL GOODS ON Mil, WAY. SO, OUR PRICES
ARE SLASHED TO cosT LESS -RIDICULOUSLY LOW -ON ALL OUR SUIVEIVIER
MEN'S SUMMER MEN'S AND BOYS' LADIES' SUMMER
SPORT SHIRTS CAPS DRESS CLEARANCE
ALL SIZES -(SHORT SLEEVES)
Our entire stock of plain and fancy patterns, in
print, mesh, broadcloth, acetate and nylon.
Reg. to 2.95 1 88 Reg. to 3.95 2.55
2 FOR 3.75 2 FOR 5.00
MEN'S FANCY
TEE SHIRTS
Special lot of fancy knit Cottons and Terry
Cloth Sport Tee Shirts.
Reg. to 2.95.
2 FOR 3.00
1.55
SPECIAL LOT -
MEN'S KNIT JERSEYS AND NOVELTY
TEE SHIRTS
Lion't put off any longer. Prices are slashed to
Plain and fancy ski type caps.
less than cost on every summer dress in the store.
cotton gab and woven linen. Take
Dozens to choose from -glazed cottons, Terrylene,
your pick. Reg. to 98e.
Bernberg and linens.
OR Sale- Tagged for your convenience. Half sizes
included. Sizes 9 to 52.
47C and 77c Reg. 5.95
Now
On sale 4.75 Reg. 7.95
On sale
BOYS' SUN1MER
Others slightly higher.
5.95
SPORT SHIRTS
Short sleeve, gingham and Dan
River . fabrics in fancy patterns
and checitS.
Sizes 8 to 16 Sizes 3 to 6x
Reg. to 47, Reg. to 00
1.98 1.69
BOYS' FANCY KNIT JERSEYS and
These are all new, finest quality. Ideal for • TEE SHIRTS
sportswear and "Going Back to School."
Latest charcoal and mint tones n All new smart fabrics and styles in
Reg. to 3:95. 1.9J growing boys' and youths' sizes.
Reg. to 2.49 -SALE
MEN'S LONG SkEEVE
SPORT SHIRTS
Every shirt in the store, regardless of price,
now at this special low price.
Dan River fabrics, fibrenes, acetates.
Take your pick. Reg. to 5.95. 3
2 FOR 7.00.
.55
1.55 2 3.00
SPECIAL LOT- 30 ONLY
LADIES' DRESSES
Broken size
Reg. 4.95.
range. 3.55 2 for 7.00
By
BATHING SUITS
Beatrice Pine and Catalina. All new this
season -a full range to choose from.
Reduced 25 to 35%
BARGAIN LOT-CHILOREN'S
MEN'S WORK STYLE
TEE SHIRTS
Tagged for your convenience.
40 ONLY LADIES'
SUMMER SKIRTS
Gay floral cotton prints and others. All new
Reg. 3.95
this season. ON SALE 2
Sizes' 1 to 6. Odds n' ends of many
of our better ranges. All lumped
together at this special clearing
price. Reg. to 98c.
TEE SHIRTS
Plain shades, combed cotton, nylon reinforced
wine, blu0 Reg. 1.00 I
1717 c .2 FOR C
neck bands. Navy,
53c 2 "R1.00
.88
BALANCE OF STOCK 25% OFF
PEDAL PUSHERS
Tbese are going over very big. Ideal for vaca-
tion and sportswear. All colors and sizes in plain
and fancy trimmed styles. Denims, drills and
plaids Reg.
2.98 2.3-3 3,Reg.' 2 99
Others slightly higher.
BCLYS' LINEN
-DRESS PANTS
LADIES' SHORTS
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read the minutee. Mrs. Allan Reed,
treasurer, repoeted a good balance
On hand. Mrs. M. McAllister said
the bale is almost completed to
send to theadquartexs. Miss E, Mc-
Millan gave a talk on the study
hook. The hostesses, 'Vers. J. Wil-
son, Miss N. McMillan, Miss j. Mc-
Allister, Mrs. F. Murray, served a
dainty lunch.
Misses Karen Dawson and
Sandra 'Brooks are this week at-
tending United Church suramer
camp on Lake Huron.
Mr. and -ltere. Lorne Popp and
son, of Blyth, were, Sunday eguesta
with Mr. and Mrs. Otto. Popp.
Reception.. - A reception was
held in the -Agriculture Hall for
the newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Stewart, on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henderson
and favily, of-Whitechureh, called
on Mr. and Mrs. Fred )(bung on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mr& Frank Pentland
and Mrs. R. MacDonald and, Miss
Brown, of Lueknow, calledeon Mr.
and Mrs. Kline and George, of
Mount Forest, Sunday afternoon.
Those who attended the service
taken /by the young people Sun-
day morning in the United Church
were well pleased, Murray Wilson
leading the service throughout,
with Douglas Squire as organist.
Miss Lois Webster delivered an in-
spiring message taken from the
Old Testament. A mixed quartette
of Miss Lillian Popp, Miss Evelyn
Smith, Wilma Errington and Carol
Sievert sang. Jimmy Blake told
of the example of the life of Helen
Kellar. Much credit is due these
young people on the Christian
work they are carrying on.
Mrs. Irvine Henry spent Thurs-
day in Whiteehurch with her niece,
Mrs. Goedon Rintoul and called on
her mother's friend, Mrs. David
Kennedy, who is 94 years of age
and still able to carry on her
household duties.
4-H Supper Club.-fl'he Achieve-
tnent Day for the 441 Homemaking
Supper Clubs for North Huron took
place in Wingharn last Thursday.
The Dungannon Modern-Caoks with
their leaders, Mrs. R. Kilpatrick
and Mrs. 0. Brooks and The Dun-
gannon Cooking Lassies with their
leader, 'Mrs. L. Hasty, attended.
The Dungannon Modern Cooks pre-
grited a skit on' 'Our Daily Food"
With eight girls. taking part. The
Dungannon Cooking Lassies had an
exhibit of "Tea Biscuits with Vari-
ations" with Joanne Crozier giving
thi three minute comment: Sev-
eral of -the girls were presented
with a certificate on the eomple-
tion of Iwo clubs. The project
chosen for 1957 was "Clothes Clos-
ets Up To Date." The Dungen on
W107111ell'S institute sponsored both
these clubs.
Mothers Are Guests. -The Anal
meeting of the Dungannon Modern
Cooks 4-H Homemeking Supper
Club wa.s held at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Richard lei)patrie.k.
The girls served an attraetive bui-
fee supper to their mothers as
guests. About 36 pereons attended.
The girls presented Mrs. Kilpatrick
and Mrs. Brooks with gifts in
appreciation of their leadership.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
e---7The Bluebird Miesion Band 'en-
tertained' the wala.s. membera at
the home of the assistant leader,
Mrs. Everett Mellwain. rilhe pur-
pose was given by Waiter Mel:t-
wain, The offering was dedicated
by Ethel Fuller. The guest speak-
er was Miss Clare McGdwan, Blyth,
a former teacther in China. Miss
Vera Johnston thanked the speak-
er. Six little girls sang a chorus.
The business of the W.M.S. was
TirtnisDAY, JULY 20th, 1966
Mention It!
May we suggest that.you iook
over the monereaveng bap
offered advertisements in
this iseue of tbe Signal -Star.
May ,we aiso suggest that you
tell gthe merchant you saw the
article in which you are in-
terested advertised in the
Signal -Star. By doing this you
are helping yourself to more
ibarpins an the future. Get
the habit of telling the adver-
tiser you saw the article ad-
vertised in the Signel-Star.
taken by Mrs. Austin Fuller.
Union C.G.I.T, met with the Vic-
toria Street andeBenmiller groups
to take sinstrietion in artieleial
listen by Mrs. A. M. Harper,
Go elide
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Davidson,.
Windsor, recently visited with Mr.
and Mrs. William Partee.
'Mrs. Rita Orr, Seafonth; Mr. and
Mrs. Brock 07; Mr. and MIS.
William Orr, Mr. and Mes. Donald
Orr, Toronto, attended the Orr -
Proctor nuptials.
A NEW PORCH FOR COMFOR7;
A NEW PObRCH FOR LOOKS.,.
TALk'FESTs; FOR CARDS'
AND FOR BOOKS
fi
Come in --and show us your rmodelling
plans and we will be pleased to serve
you iniinediatery.
Still a good selection. Sanforized? waSha r`le
„Da eleaoeblet epd. waehable. Fee, csrttor ....xille dea ►s 22141 Card.11r.0„g ,.e ;Jee;e
summer dress. Cool, comfortable. some fancy. Zipper closures. All colors and
All regular stock, all brand new. The latest Targe sizes Small sizes white, sizes to 44.
Reg. 3.95 Reg. 2.95 Reg. 1.98
fabrics and colors-Fibrenes, worsteds and gabs.
PR. 2.44 1.55 1.55
2 for 3.00
Buy two pair at this special low price. Reg. to 9.95. .6.88
CUFFS EXTRA
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BOYS' CHINO
MEN'S
RIDER JEANS
SUMMER SLACKS In summer tan washable drills and
heavy weight denims. Sanforized,
finish. Same double stitched throughout. All
4.88 sizes. Reg. to 3.45. SALE-,
In new dressy linen (synthetic)
with belts, others with elastic
waistband. Fplly washable.
Reg. to .7.95. CUFFS EXTRA
MEN'S AND BOYS'
2 55 2 PR 5 00
SPECIAL LOT- 17 ONLY
"BERMUDA" SHORTS
Reg 3 95 2.99 -
SUMMER BLOUSES
Plain white, colors, and some in fancy styles.
%Sleeveless cotton for easy washability and long
wear.
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BATHING SUITS
snugfit and boXer styles. Our entire etock
reduced to clear. ON SALE
25% Off
BOYS'
KNEE PANTS
Boxer style, elastic waist, cotton
drill with hip pockets.
Sizes 3 to 6x.
MEN'S
77c
All Reduced 10%
Chino Rider Jeans
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New bright shades -Black; tangerine, lime, tan,
etc Washable cotton drill. Full 8 oz. weight.
Reg. to 4.95. 3.77 2 ' 7.50
CUSTOMLINE VICTORIA
OUTING SHORTS
2 Pair 1.50. Others slightly higher.
In tan and faded blue. Sanforized cotton drill, •
*elastic itaist, swing pockets, good fitting and LADIES'
smart appearing.
Reg.
195 1.98
Others
eg. to 3.95
2.49 NYiON HOSE
MEWS DENIM
CHINO JEANS
10 ounce, sanforized Canadian denim in the new
sun tan color. Double stitched,
Rider style. Reg. to 4.95.
2 PAIR 7.00
3.55
First quality/eel gauge, ledenier.
New, light sufhmer tones. Standard
Canadian brand. Reg. 1.00.
77c' 2 PAM 1.50
BEACH COATS
Plain and fancy Terry Cloth, feat -
HATS HATS - HATS uring the new open front and patch
pockets. Full washable. dan
Summer Cotton Gab. Reg. 3'.95.
For sportswear. Reg. 2.95. 91 7
FANCY SUMMER STRAWS
Reg. to 3.95 2.33 MENS'
Our entire stock.
SPORTS COATS
WINDBREAKERS
Spring, eummer and fall weights. A good
selection left on our racks. Every one reduced.
New fibrenes, gabs and wools included.
REG. TO 14.95 -TWO GROUPS ONLY
6.88 AND 9.66
EISENHOWER JACKETS
'Willa tan and the new whites. Fully washable,
Ideal ,for summer wear.
Boys' sizes 3 88
Metes sizes
4.88
All wool English tweeds, patch
pockets, split tail, 2 button link.
Priced right for this sale. These
are all regulaf "stock.
SPECIAL LOT -
mainly dark tones.
12.88
Others Reg. to 29.501-18:88
ANY ITEM. NOT ADVERTISED
REDUCED 10% FOR THIS SALE.
TEE SHIRTS
JA good lot left to choose from. All brand new
this season. English Interlock, Terry Cloth and
Combed cotton. Some plain, others in fancy
novelty styles. ON SALE -
Reg. to 1.19 77
I I C Reg. to 2.49 1 6C
2 FOR 1.50
MIDRIFFS
Elasticized cotton, fully washable. In sleeveless
and cap sleeve.
Reg. to 2.69
Reg. 1.69
1.09
2 for 2 00
1,77
2 for 3.50
HALTER TOPS
Khaki and white only. Boxed,
sanforized. Reg. to 1.49
99c
SUMMER HATS
Plain and novelty styles. Plain and 77c
2 for 1.50
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nylon inserts. Reg. 98c.
BOBBY SOCKS
White only. Link and link body with triple roll
cuff. Combed cotton. Subs of regular 69e line.
SPECIAL 35
c ' 1.00
LADIES' PYJAMAS
In fancy cotton plisse and trimmed broadcloth.
Styled by Klein of Ca ada. Sizes S -M -L.
Reg. 2.98 9 er -Pair nfi Others
higher.
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