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8 Tamara;, April 2. 1908'
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NEWS OF DISTRI
(� Mudd, Judson Ilt•Ih Harold Mauuiug�
c 1 e lw•w Elliott, 1''rauk Glenn. Edge:
Can, Radverrt Augustine, Franklin
Thompson. Inane Carr. Parr I
Sandie Mountain. Florence Duruiu,
Freida Sands, Bert Smith. Harry
Stuart, Georgie Glenn, Wilbur Stew-
art. \Varrrn (vers, Goethe, Glenn.
Nuwlwr on roll .iS. _average at ten -
AU -BURN!
WEUNEsuty, April let.
Dan Raelcliffe is visiting to the►
neigbborbdod at preeeut. He and
eiders, Mrs. Cultist and Miss Jean Rad-
cliffe, were called here by the madden
death of theft sister last week.
DAM.tog mom THE STOitn. • lo.tplr
Washington, of the third concession
of Wert VVawauo.h, had the wise
fortune to have hib burn badly
wrecked during the thundrr,tan•nl on
the27th of iltach. It is evident that
the barn had been struck by lightning,
and as the *tonin was accompanied by
high wind the barn web-lladie dam -
eget!. John Mills had part of the roof
taken off his tarn the N M: eV g.
DEATH in, Ma.. Astiwrr,i. -. Again
we .ue reminded of the uncertainty of
human life
by the death ut itirw.
George Abkwith, which sail event
occurred at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. C. Howson, in this village. on the
Itlet nit. 1)ureaeed was it lifelong and
donxistent menthe'. of the Baptist
church. She leaves her husband and
•t son. Robert. and a daughter, Mrs.
Howson, to mourn her departure.
The remains were interred in Ball's
cemetery, base line, Hallett, •
OODERICH TOWNSHIP,
remeity, Match 31st.
Herb. Orr anal Frank Chisholm left
Last week for the West.
Thus. Beatty, of the 1th concession,
left on Tueealey for Alberta.
Miss Ida Amy. of Hurried, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jas. Colwell,
for a mouth.
The auxiliary of the W. F'. M. S. of
mho ['Dion Presbyterian resbyrian church Meld
its Monthly meeting at the bottle of
Robert Johnston.
A sot•ial under the auspices if tlir
W. F. M. S. will lee held at the home
of B. R. MscMath, 4th concessiou. in
Friday evening, April 3rd.
DUNGANNON.
1' A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LCl'K-
el. NOW. At home everyday es.•ept Thu, -
days. New remeiyfor extracting teeth nlonwo
form), better than g .. l'rvwn and bridge wort
Ole. Aluminum plata. icon.breakable4
N. 33.- YOU eau .sIway. have year WOW uui.'b
batter does in the (lama! other -mora time,
better facilities furdoitte the work. more cwu-
fortsble fur the patient.
1IASH POR I11'TTEII AND E(il.s.
`} J. 11. M. N.tHH announce. that he ail:
conduct the ;nodule bu+inew, in the •10n• ac-
rently vacated by T. W. Little. where he sill
he ',repaired to pay each for butter and egg..
commencing Sat urday April 4th.
TOTiCK-THE LOCAL AGENCY
.L in Dunnon (or The Signal 'net the Ara •
oftloe Book and Stationery titan•, where
orders will be received fur subscription.. old
yerW.ing and job wort. and receipt* will be
given for amount+ mild for the same.
\VKnNE.•an.ty, April 1st.
Plies Smith. of Ripley. is at present
tl.e guest of Miss M. Rose:
Miss M. Rose has taken a position
with Chas. Elliott as assistant tnilliner.
Reeve Stotbers ad T. (i. Allen
made* business trip to Goderich on
Monday.
J. Walkout will have his millinery
opening Friday and Saturday. April
3rd and 4th.
Howard Case returned to the G. C. I.
on Monday after spending a week :at
his home here.
Chas. Elliott wnnottnces his millinery
opening for Friday sand Saturday.
April Srd and 4th.
The R', M. S. of the Methodist
church intend holdings bazaar in the
near future. Full particular, will be
given later.
A number of • young people at-
tended it concert- at (Mike's ehurch
Friday evening last. They had by nu
means it dry time.
A couple of our boys attended Mt.
Parker's wood -bee in ('olborne one day
'met week. ' All infoi:tuatiou can be
had by applying to them.
A. J. Blowes and wife, of Mitchell,
returned to their home un Fril•y last.
having been the guest• of Mr. rind
Mrs. VValkow for a couple of weeks.
J. -M.. Roberts has been somewhat
indisposed for a few days, being con-
fined to the house. lir is now making
satisfactory prmgrese towards recti Very.
Rev. W. A. Smith has had another
severe attack of neuralgia. He was
unable to take his work on Sunday
last. The pulpit in the Methodist
church on Sunday evening was oc-
cupied by Itev. 1'. hl. )rutherford.
LEAVING Dt'vo.vNNon, _ 'j'. W.
Little, hating disposed of his business
here, leaves this week. Mr. Little has
been in business here for maty years
and his ►nary friends in Dungainnun
and vicinity wish hie every success in
whatever busitesa he linty undertake
in the future.
Risme Cbcit. dire scores wade by
the Dungannon• Rifle Club un %Vett-
n esday, March 25th, were am follows :
1. McGee
If Jones
11. Bowel•.
P. Manders ,,
C. Elliott
A. 1. Blowes
T. G. Allen
N. VVhyarl
Dr. Rice
'1'. Dentin
J. &mine '
W. Reid
D. Henderson
John Johnetot
Rob. Johnston
John McLean
H. Walters
P. Finnegan
T. McLean
R. Cousin.
Thos. ,Johnston
W. Croriet
Geo. Pentland
1. Cousins
Geo. Join -adult
B. Johnston
W. Watson
Jas. Johnston
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Yt'Htx i. 1tKI OI1T, -Following is the
sta■ding of the pupils of Dungannon
publicachini for the ,notath .1 March
Names are itt ardor of merit : Be
division : Senior V. -Ethel (taste.
Janie Stothers, ('has. Fowler. Junior
V, ---Ethel Glenn, Pearl McKenzie,
Irene ()liver, Vete Durnin, Edith Tre-
leaven, 'toy Medd, Mal Wiggins,
Pearl McNally. Leslie Pentland, IV.
-Melvin Glenn, Cora Allen. (iel.
Case, Clarence Smiley, Lorne Young,
Mostyn Sands, 1atwr•uce Smiley,
Martha Begley, Verna McNally, Fred
Pentland. rip. Riley Hrdforl.
Laura Snaith. Mary lilt -Court, 1, i'resl
Savage, Myrtle Allen, (teeth. Begley.
81■phen Medd. Lotus Odeon. Num-
ber on roll :el. Average attendance
27. H. It. ',ten, Principal.
Junior room : Senior I1. Edith
/Mothers. Rae Stothers, Arthur
Beech, Ralph Risher, Howard Andsir-
son, Marvin Durnin, Lilian Pentland,
Clayton Sands, Lorne McKenzie,
Unnfleld Anders.nt, ',nitre Fowler,
Ethel Brown. flaw! Parr, Fred
1';erinRtrn. .Jan vis Anderson. Howard
ivetoa, Pearl Ivey.. Junior II, Mere
McNally, (' 11. Itobinson, Marlon
Dishsr, NI), le Oliver. Alex. Ander-
me. Olive UIenn, Hasid Auguat.ine,
Iva (7arr, Ilamhl )livers, Victor
Errington.Rrgtun, Harold Sproul, Fred Fu.
ler, F,dith Ander,uon.!nth Powder,
Faith Aands. Part 11. Albert.
Drown. Omagh*Caldw'rn, Margaret
WHO
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UMW
• The common sense to
deal at a store where
goods are good awl
prices right.
A
PYRAMID
OF
HATS kl
' See our window for
the finest show of Spring
Hats ever shown in God-
erich.
Men's Smart Wear
and
F ine Tailoring
Reg. Black
The Hatter,
3l.w•Aye UN rnr. .o;r ter:
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONTARIO
Look Out For -
B:1rgains
Stewart's
Best
Carnations
SATURDAY
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The GREENHOUSE
O. C. WHITELY S
Wall
Papers
We do not think there has
been a season within our recol-
lection when Wall Papers were
produced in artistic designs quite
equal to the new papers offering
this spring.
It has been our aim in past
seasons to stock papers that ere
really new, and at the same time
in keeping with correct ideas
we have learned well the needs
of our customers and this
season's selections have been no
exception to the rule.
Papers suitable for every pur-
1 ;pose. from the drawingroom to
the bathroom, and front $c per
11, roll up.
No trouble to show them.'
Geo. Porter
Colonial Bookstore. Phone moo.
�..ttttt�rtise„
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F ,OATS'
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Just a word to those who have been wearing homely, commor.plau
shoes for comfort, but with a regretful sigh for the more fashionable and
handsome styles.
Our, nets -Queen Quality" shoes will give you not only the comfort you
must have, brit also the smart style and elegance you want and ought to have.
And you get these shoes at no higher prices than you pay for Just ordinary
good shoes But all this means nothing unless you test it. We invite yoi: to
do so.
SOLE AGENTS FOR GODERiCH.
Downing & MacVicar
North Side of Square Goderieh
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A
new man
doing business
on the Square
Having purchased the Furniture and Under-
taking business carried on by H. B. BECKETT
for the past five years' and with which I have been
connected for about two years, I am in a position
to give the best of satisfaction in
Furniture and Undertaking
My Prices are Right,
My Goods are Up-to-date.
1 have on hand a large stock of imported
Scotch Oil C'lot'hs and, Linoleunls which 1 will sell
at reduced prices to clear thein out quickly.
'Also a large stock of Window Shades at sur-
prisingly low prices. Now is the time to get new
window shades, r.
My entire stock uf Furniture, b'urnishings,
Mouldings. etc., will be found Most" complete and
up to -date. tall and examine my goods. i feel
sure I can please you.
Watch 'I'he.Signal and my window displays for
awl ,
Special Bargains Next Week.
a..
The only Furniture Man on the Square,
that does busIness on the Square.
George Johnston
FURNITURE AND UNDERTA NO._
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dance 31). (ini% H, ROUSI,Te, Axl■.
taut, •
ye=ti its MT. HELENS.
Tt•E+osy, March Slat,
D. N. Rutherford bad a wood -bete
Tuesday aftenews'.
Mir Margaret ItIll herford returned
h• Ferguson 'Wednesday last.A meeting will be held un Friday
e's g, April :itd, at ti o'clock for the
purpose. of organizing a ride club,
t11 interested are rgbesttd to be
p l esen 1,
!tee. Mr: liilchrist returnF.ed to Tor -
.13,1
r, 11. A.: 11
will occas y the A.
it of
t'.ah i,. eburel►for the) next two pulpit
Iaat he.
Lover Tii in U'.y Mos. -The funeral
of the late %Inlay & a art Anderson,
/lolly site of A. Aiuleron. Look place
m 'l'htuwlay afternoon Iasi to St,
Helens cemetery and sous hugely at-
tendees. The pall -la -suers Wier.. John
and lk•it Miller, John and Harvey
\Vehb,. Roy and Archie Aitch(s e,
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sobooltnates of the deceased. Stuart
was a tine, bright Troy, a universal fav•
utile, and the bereaved family heye
the sincere .ywpathy of the eown.un-
ity in their ted affliction.
Tti■\Vosncs ltattt•1T(TK,-The Hrst
meeting of the Wou.eu's Institute
Fri -
WAY held at Mrs. R. K. Miller's on Fri-
Unaday 6 and war voted a success. by one
and all. The officers for the year are :
PI•eatdu' t, Mies Minnie Itaumaage; 1ec-
rrtary-treaet,,er, Mrs. H. K. Midler;
Hoot vice-pr'eeldent, Miss M. McDon-
ald : sycoud vice -provident, Miss L ,
Rnthet'ford : r tlttou --Mrs. H.
Woods, Jean Clark, 1. Rutherford,
Mrs. E. McRoberts, E. Harhom.end M.
Philips,Mlas Myrtle Philips read w verb
nice pacer oil -The Life of Teunysun.'
Jeau (,lark read • very iuteresting
article os "Whist to Da and What
Not to Do for a Guest," and Jean
Webb gave* eery instructive array
ms "The Duties of the Ideal Farmer's
Wife." Miss Leslie eontrilxited two
well -tendered solo*,and Misr L, Ruth-
erford gave some instrumentals which
(kept up the musical side of the pro-
gram. The next meeting will be held
at M,•.. . D. TtNld'it, Jr., on the last
1'hut•sday of April. A prise will be
given for the best darnel sock. All
the ladies are invited to attend.
WESTFIELD.
MONDAY, Match Jath.
Miss Mary Dunbar ha. gone to
Myth to learn millinery.
Miss Mary Buchanan is spending it
few weeks with friends in Blyth,
Henry I►eustuote has rented him
farm to 1V iu. McDowell fur a year.
Finlay Welsh, who bas engaged to
work for John H, McClinton for (hie
searou, bas ved his family Into the
house uu Jobe Mc(ainton's farm.
JohnMcDowell, jr., and Alpert 111.i.
Kellar. who have been in Michigan
NI
1Ik{t atter flee their timber :arum for
several the, returned borne last
week for the summer.
Edward McDowell and Mrs. Mc-
Dowell returned to their Immo in
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DlIttC PORTLRS
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OODINLICM.
ISOME
April Specials
4ir \Vc are all for
readySpring � � � Business
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at• tht� Ilig. bright store. Every depart-
mc'nt is full to overflowing Nvith the sea-
son's best merchandise. Better stocks-
butte.- assortments - -better styles- -better
values than we ever had for you before.
Item. are s(►Itie rattling g(x)d values that
are good enough to call special. \'ou
can get them any (lay in April if the
supply lasts that long. Of some we are
almost t;urea it won't, so ,the best time to
,come is as early in the month as possible.
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Tweed Dress Goods, 75c
2 ends only tweed suiting.. .le
dshades in the popular .stripes,
suitable for full tematrmes(temperate
skirts, 1'. yeuda wide•, vet•v �
special per yard. .......... .....
Tweed Suitings, hoc
Tile rare fashiona11.1. st•fpN•s, 12 °!
inches aide, epleudid wearing ma-
terials in grays, blues, and fancy
mixtures. Capital thing for et -p-
alate skirt. Special at per 6„C
yarn .... ................ ..... l±±Zill
All -Wool Venetians, Sac
All wool Venetian sloths importer)
by ourselves direst. Wight finish in
blues. ,browns, blacks -reds, an,.
twatton's tashionable colorings, extra
etc., at per yard JV
Our Standard Cloth at $1
Pieery wanted shade in this bo.25 nd-
seine suiting, nettle from pule tur-
tnalian s'-lwle, London ehr•tuk, nu -
spot table. 111 black and all t he
good quality at Per $125
yet d
p g. 11 pun,
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Striped Suitings, $1.25
naud•otor stri ed suitin s a o
• wind, in aViere
r, gens, benwu. ate,
F'i
tl
-,.•r• self c iltns or fancy mixtures,
4t.,
1' yards wide, per $1.25
I y . L
New Jackets, $5.00
1aaJi.. , u•kilts, made from tripod
fawn cloth, et•atly tt•irmned.
8 !stylish. perfect tilting, correct in
every detail that goer to mak.. a
stylish gat'mrnt. Very
special nt each
Fancy Ribbons, 7:c
lust about. '331 yards in this lot.
fan•y .ilk rihbous, 41 to :i inehes
wide. worth doehle the price we 71
eek. Special per yard. ..., 2C
Ribbon Ends, ioc =a
:331 seine, taffeta silk ribbon, 2 inches
'wide, all of 1 to 1 i yard lengths in
blacks, pinks, blues, ,vhite, creat,
tufd reds. Special at Iter end .... li UC
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(ioderich 'llmursday last after visiting
their soil !terve y fur a short limp oa,
their rrturu trout Michigan, whets
they spent the winter month.,
A gloom was east ()ver this s-miuity
(Inn Wednesday Last at the death .rl
'hiss Radcliffe. Muuh sympathy i,
felt for the brothers and sister.;
• t•tprcisllyy for her brother Tom, for
whom the detteaut'l huJ kept house
fatears. 'Phis is the first break in a►
faintly of right children.
TUrtein.ty, Alar. 31st, !9
Se utwt Rlttvue'r,--Time following re. I
port, based on examinations during
the month of March, *hoax the stand-
ing of the pupils. of 8.14. No. 0, Eitet
Wawantirh : V --Thos. Rtad!er, Rtts.
rt.Il Woods. IV. --SUMO" Narrow
May Cook, Leslie Buehauan, Nelson t
1Lddusou, Jennie Twsrry. 111. P
Colin Campbell, May Tunney Odeem
for one exam.). Lilly HIbbitt. ler. 11. -
VipeIet Buchanan, Grrtie Hlbbitt, Jr.
II.--WryF'arrsw, Charlotte Tenney.
Willie Hibbitt. Average :a•' 't,dailce, :t
13. M. 1. CLAIM. Teat:bee. _¢
20c Pearl Buttons, 121c j
ata (111011 Ih•arl buttons, platin. two
hole or four hole, all .then. put up in
one -dozen ,..# 1Ve. caauwt break
the earl., Reinder :$1.. spitei,d 1
diff' 1'at.l x2
Laces, 2 yards for 5c
11undre.l 1,1 }art. French caJrn '
ietrtn•s Ia.'t..1ud 111,1 t0,11'.. 11311y
tTtn'ut patterns. t'gular :s pet
v:ard. Saturday you ran but '
Aids fur... 5c
Linen-,
Towelling, ioc
h;. era heavy pure linen crash towel-
ling. 18inches wide, heavy in
weight, very special per yard...I VC
(fit ti quail! y. half bleach tattle darn-
' tisk, gtuwtnteed pure linen, our own
itnportetums, will gland no end of
i hard wear and bleach nicely. Wk
Special per yard......
I,00tl quality, half•hieached table,
damask, :iii to tilt inches wide, e�]]
good designs. Special per yard L
. Prints at ioc -
Genuine English paints, imported by
uureelves direct. 1)ark and light
colorings, stetting qualities, fast IOc
colors, per yard
Prints, 12¢c
♦'pry tine quality English prints,
s.ft finish, dark and light coloring.,
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the navies are Indigo dye... i
Very special at per yard 2c
Ginghams, 15c
(hex( quality imported gingIpham:, ..
checks and plain colors, all colors in
the lot guaranteed fast. Special 5e
at per yard
English Cotton, ioc
(food quality white English cotton,
full yard wide, fine finish,C SO
special per yawl
English Cotton, 12=c
Extra quality white cotton. English
Liv: snake, very tine, cambric finish, ell
special per yin d .. 22C
all
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Oxford Shirting, 12:c
English Oxfonl shit ling. sus foie
rhtldr•n's dreucs, bkiuset•, etc., o - 5
ii:attern.. fast colors. Special 1 I
pert' yaad .. 2:C
Embroideries, 5c
ilundards of yards Swiss cmlrraid.
•ries and insertions, new patterns,
regular Y to Inc, %feria! at per yard r�C
New Embroideries, ioc
Hundreds ofyards of these too, all
new designs, regular 124c to 15e, 10c
special per yard
Indigo Blue Prints, 121c
\ big shipment of genuine lodigo
line prints imported direct from
F:nglawl, tine Pert cloth. neat small
deplete , la'ynnd doubt the best chilli
you eau get for the money. If we
aa
Iwght it ht the ordinary way it
would cost its what we;ask you.
Spacial per yard 12'
India Lawn, 19c
V-et'y line gas:Jity lead Inrl•a Ion, n,
extra sheer. suitable for wai•i -
ehildr•n'e weer. .•t.•. Regular
2.i9c-.tuality selling at doer mil .7
India Lawn, 12k
t of a big shipment 1.. night direct
f • the Mali who matte it ha Eng-
Lunl.. Very fine and sheer, 1'111
'i'Iendid values at pteryard..., 12•_'C
Irish Dimity, 25c
Neat designs in genuine Irish
dimity, white ground with spot.,
•stripes or floral designs, splendid
materiel to wash and wear, 25C
very special at Iter yard ....
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Mare this tarot yourself :
Ask :.nv dealer to show yob a piece of Queen Quality
`ruck taffeta. Have him lay any other make of black taffeta
-even 41 a higher price -beside it, and compare them.
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You'll I.ml the Owen Quality taffeta is black and IsihOas-
and the other make in rant, in comparison.
That is because Queen Vitality is pure silk to commence
with•♦then it 1+ dyed ivith extreme care, the beet of dyes
f Alen/ lasing used. ,
A black taffeta
that is real black
�yltcrn )notify Taff.•tn• are like the silks of our grand-
) madh.•r.. 'hey are unequalled in body, lustre and wearing
qualities,
Ask your dealer to show you Queen Quality Taffeta,
and see the 'lame aro: pnarantre woven en the selvedge
-not stamped or Informed by the dealer, but woven
r there by the manufacturer alio g 1.a ranters it.
Price, S, 's, a yard up, according to quality and weight. ` j
CARE OF SILK -Never ham
' K A silk garment near the‘ /
heat to dry. ,1lways remove all dual ixhNei matting it away. y.
Nev. r 1p►ve • ilk garment Iolfed in a drawer- anvayt
hang it up
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WE SELL QUEEN QUALITY TAFFETA AT ;t.00
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PER YARD.
THE NEW COATS
Have you seen the new Spring
Coats , Far And away the best
and biggest stock in town is
here. AH new garments this
season. Correct styles and ma-
terials. Imported .direct from
Germany or the famous North-
way garments.
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Lulies' Silk Coats, $15.420 to $33.5o
Ladies' Black•
('loth Coats •�
Ladies' Fawn Covert and Cloth Coats
$5.00 to Sims*
Children's Nath• Reefers, red or navy
$4.00 to $7.50
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS FOR APRiL
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NOW iN STOCK.