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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
Quality Store
COFFEE
Agall, N r , .a11 1 OM' el te•tltluf.
to nut $4 l 1al t,h•nd' of Coffee.
Its quality. aroma and flavor
have made it popular. 'try a
wuud and be t't » itited of its
superi01 it y.
PURE
MAPLE SYRUP
t tkc In. . h.ume,
v ' our Maple Svrup.
you hoar the priyilege
niltg it it it is roe t•\.t••tIt
. , l re,lu[ed h, you. It i -
m w,:11•7,r -;;roil .11)11 nn;
4) 1111 taclurir-. Pet 111,. .35c
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FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES
\1, 1 dishy fresh
eleit.r.,:-a.:.....4 tutees:.eipe Cine
eine, l'on ,.tot s.,BAnanes, rile..
troth Ie•ttue., Radish, /Mutsu to
evil ureter 4)neol),,1)t-
Mtge.. anti Demob..
Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs.
Higlie,t price ppaht for farm
prvnhu e, -
IleR. LONG
k'iloSL t;
News of District
KIN T, AIL.
1 IVIN(; 1'I' IIt'SIA1;e.e in the
1 ar re01) lint Lagr. • QI,�O!n' d u,elee suit. for
w for IVO,. von l lu3 thbottear chance
L o he drew.ed up-to-date. It'+ (limpet than
overalls at this price. New 1hlpweut Of to-
utal0e•, :t tureen. All kande of (oba►c.u... 3 for
max. N a
have your need. at the right quality
and prte.c. J u t )All in when _{Imdug e u
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-..1 c you tome). U. F'.)1telV11II1i, Mutat!.
Wetreestrev, April 13th.
'fhe 11'otuen'r institute held their
tweeting this worth ret the home of
Miss Jennie Mrelurcby. The ottend•
+tore eves loge, thirty-tive bring peer.
eta. Tapers were given by 3lis.; Annie
:'IA•nu..n. "Allvxut. 4r, of Country
t11 •. It.:t. Mrlul tet 'Y)pptrt•
(putties-; til.- U. McGregor, "Sunny
Side of 4.Ile. The islets were all
well Ste then „till Well 1 end +uyl' ‘s el
hornlghly enjoyed by •1lwrse ineso•ut.
The next sue.•tutg will Is• held et the
house et tiles Annie McLennan, Lem •
ler,-ret Wt-thi eeboy, ltuy 1th. • •
HOLYHOOD.
JL,Ni,Av, April 11th.
ftAlT'Yivtr+r
,--la. aeke•r1 ir-leusy
this week taking in cattle elite
west vgtun .Jit Kiulough pent at len'
,Iii. j , lest week visit heir -liter d&Qghter,
Mrs. 13. Vanderburg,' of this violets..
.Mi. mid .111 s. •Corton end faintly
spent Sunday a ith the lady's parents
Int•ar'Ki, gxrf ....Miss elelaeud, treater
here. spent Sunday at het hone noir
Hilder........Mrs. 13ra(dfurd and chil-
dren, of 1►uneetnnon, spent a few days
visite) at H. eft dtorifs......1Nt•r.
'Wen. leurkitt and tetiltL'en spent a
few a3. visiting her parents. Mr. and
M Juines Robinson, of St. Augus-
t
ugurte John Purvis is intending to
tit a stone tbundation under hit) tarn
t i ltrimmener------Alisa--elay_elletu'y is
on the sick list. %Vt. hope to beat' of
her SpeedyrPeoYeiy Seeding in
these p ill. is pretty well through,
House-cleaning Helps
33'e have everything that goes to 'wake the di.eded house, 'leawirig
mesh mimes., an give everything a nice clean and fresh odor.
Pulverized Borax, 1Oc per tb.
ousehold Ammonia, 1Oc and 26c per bottle.
Chloride Lime, 6c and 1Oc per peg.
Creolin, 6Oc per Ib.
Formaldehyde, 50c per 15.
Carbolic Acle, 50c per Ib.
Sulphur, etc.
\Vhen needing anythingen for drug line, tc,• It,n:l,l like t,,
you.
F. J. BUTLAND, Goderich.
THE STORE THAT PLEASES
TRY THE SIGNAL FOR FINE PRINTING.
Big Bankrupt Sale
e a
have .pre ehascd the .I..3. elellut11Id bankrupt stock of
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. CROCKERY. GLASSWARE AND
WOODENWARE.• 'rltis',lo•k i, :.11 n••%% o,of tint -)lass quality.
Nth- trill continence
Saturday, April 16th,
:,nil will be at priees,lh,it will send it off in a hurry. Cowie early
end era the pick of the stock while lh)Iv is n fall line of everything.
„1 Rutter and Preset Eggs taken eat cash prices.
1 ORE : POUR DOORS BELOVif BANK OF MONTREAL.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
DEAN.
MAPLE LEAF GROCERY
AND CHINA HALL
• F, FI 0 N Z2
HAMILTON Sr.
Porcelain Ware
W)
hetTerite epenr`Tc "o'nt it ,•rate of i'Tft10-itttib.and
gold -traced Porcrl:gin Ware, /Ileac goods ere beagtiful
in design and delicate in rotor. Any person denirtnu of
having at dainty lea or dinner pet should see these goodie
i,)fnre purchasing. lou ran hitt any quantity. Its it is
open clock.
We warted nett your-attentitm tit thv feet'tltret we hay'•
.1 full line of good* necessary for home• -cleaning,
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
''n. Dinner Set. worth'ems°. for,.... .....
.... .........
One Dinner Set, worth $13.93. for..
$0.90
$10.45
ESPECIAL IN VEGETABLES
Fresh Crisp Lettuce, Green Onions. Radishes. Sptnnch, Ripe Teatetoe,,
CHOICE BUTTER AND FRESH EGGS
MORRISH & McCLINTON
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COLBORNE•
Mosinee, April 11 th.
Pelee Fearer. of the t Inland CnU-
erasion, finished reeding on Saturday
(art, April teth. This it the earl iert
date in his record. and ix fully 133:ree
weeks earlier than the average.
BAYFIELD.
\Vi.:»s wire ', April 13th..
Rev. eV.' A. Stewart, of Toronto,
occupied St. Andrew's pulpit ern Sate
bath last.
Mr.. laird, of London. is visiting
her hint her, Archie Arwatieng, oU
the Women' line,
\1'441. Eagl4run it _hove from the
\1 est and i, overseeing the i•ewodet•
ling and rep tiring of his father'.
11ot)t:e 4)u the Square, ,
The ehildten ol'_.the Methodist S
day s4usd were tri•,tteJ to a aSpe
teeming and ice ,•re:ant in the be
went ••f t he 'chore h on., Friday e►•
uu-
i:d •h ..pita) fee the pee, --sem of musing
..•- tenet tfait'treen-Sw:n-.. r,ty -44Ve weeks..
rn- She was in good 'wants unfi'1-:fxe Sat-
urday Before her d,xth. %3)t1%lr Iva:,
reused d by an attaek of typhoid emen-
iwonia, the remain, were brought to
her home here for interment. in St.
Joseph's cemetery. '141 poi lt.heetele
were .air ermine, Jas. M.. ill.. Jere*
!wall, I. C. and .lwseph Dalton and
.1ohn'lfussey. Mie• !Mitt/II was loved .
and esteemed by ail who knew her
14,.and Nati a devout toemhet• and pro -
!rioter of the Lexgtle .,t the Sacred
Wart. Besides her sorrowing par-
e, { nts, she leaves six brothers and tier
sisters : Maurice, Miehael and Dan. of
Winnipeg ; %Vil1, of Calgary.; Jos„ of
'Yakima. H. C. Frank. 'nt Dawson.
Y. T. Mrs, Piers« and Mr's. Austin,
of Colireulo, and Mrs. Venini, of t'al-
gery.. To the bereaved saes the cow-
►tunity extends sincerest sytgpathse
FREE IF IT RAILS.
KINGSBRIDGE.
TresWAY, April 1:111.
iN GENE&AL.-Sloane of the farmers
of this part have finished selling.
This weans about three weeks eat•liee
than hest year.... .\lire Marie Myer('
entertained soave of her frieude one
evening Tart week. All report having
had a tend time.
I'RIt,4ONAL.-Miss Winnie Griffin; of
Goderich, is visiting,her friends :in
Lire villaspee --.Maurine .Dalton ee-
1 urns today to Winnipeg after attend
tog the funeral of hie rioter Veronica.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lannon. ot
(indericle slreut Sunday last in our
ntidtt Feed. A..Ieliis rustle a Imei-
neso trip to our vilhtgd la_t week ......
('or•nelhl1 O'Keefe louver today fir
West Lorne Oto lousiness. l
A les SteNTlit ;Dl•:t• ll.- '1110 people
Of '11114) Colllifillnity Were • touch
shocked by the new, itt the death (if
Mies \")tame,► Deleon. whirls (metre -
red tit St. Mtchaet•s hospital. Termite,
on Tuesday. April elle at the early
age of'twenty-t u', ,• v,.4).. Mie, Dal -
'ton was in trainee. el St. eliehael'r
A4BUFtN. • •
April 11th•.
1 ieeKing, -of Ingersuti. is s'i.itiitg
?lire Maggie Kiug.
Numb l'hiether has hired With John
Raithby for the sutntuer.
Fred. May.. of 1Veet 1Vawanos
is very ill of pneumonia.
'1'holeas-4tiddel shit pwi a.earload
potatoes to Tut unto last week.
.lar. Howson, of British Columbia. is
viritiiig his uncle. Dr. Howson.
Rev. A. E. Jones exchanged pulpi'a
with Rev. Mr. Tyler, of %Vattern, Inst
Sunday.
--Irmo- wife tlew><+ustreste-
are very tuyeiterious when' the under
standing is at fault. t
Iloth sawmills are ie operation now,
so that the unemployed are a miners
quantity at present.
CREWE.• r
Moe oev. April 11th.
1'ERI(ONAI. MENTION. --Mr. and Mrs.
11..1. Blake, of Lucknew, were renew-
ing acquaintances here yesterday....
Herb Durran left here last Wednes-
day for Detroit.to visit relatives
Mire. 3Vm, Pierce- And het daughter,
Mies Maud, who had been absent
since last autumn. returned to their.
old home 1 be latter part. of last week
We all join in a hearty welcome
:tar. and Mrs. R. McKenzie, of Duni
garnon, were the guests of Mt•. and
11re. Hugh Finnigan yesterday
Abe Culbert it on the sick list at prev-
ent. - We hope to hear of his recovery
soon Mrs. 1'. McGlynn, who has
been sick for some time. we are son•y
to gay, is nut improving as fast as her
many frieods would like Mi•s.
John Cantwell, of Sheppardton, spent
Friday amongst relatives here
,Mrs. Jas. Culbert was the guest of Mr
and Mrs. Robt.rt .Higgins on Thule
day. -
DUNGANNON'.
j,i A. NEWTON, DENTIST, LUCK
kJ! NOW. -At borne every' day except Thurs
Way... New retueayfur extracting teeth lSoruno-
formhbetter than go...crown and Midge work
etc. Aluminum plata. Iron -breakable.' -•
N, B. -You can always. hate your work much
butter dour in the dental office -mote time
better facilities for dolug the work. muco cow
tamable fur the patient.
mOTICE.-THF. LOCAL AGENCY
1, in Dunrnutnon for The Signal i.t al the Post
orrice Boo* and FJtatlonery More, where
order.. will be receive,' for ub.erlprton., ad.
vertising and jab work, .and receipts will be
al t en 104 amount., mod for the .tarot.
II ALL PA1'EII.-OCH WALL
paper for this .ca,ana try, arrived pod
includes all the latest deigns and coloring •e/&.
•,prang- w e have paper to .Uit any town. 00
matter how nark lair ilea alright it t.. Price.
r antefr0n1..) t.4) :Inc a roll. We .hall Io pleased
to show' aur large -tuck of paper. a1 'Any time
yon tinct it convenient to call Meati M.
414.4N. Dungannon.
WKnNFrit'AY, April lath.
D. Glenn and family visited at Am-
betley leo week.
,T. G. Allen returned last week from
his bush near Peterterro,' •
• I1•. G. }tickle. of Goidelic!). was here
en business for his firm this week.
We are glad to see our old friend
flonald McNevin down street again.
The masons have Matted repairing
Robt. Heudersou's house in tare vil-
lage.
H. Pulley, of (ioderteh, was a Sur -
day visitor here At the lfotee of Mrs.
Ryan.
W. P. Sanderson and fainilp, of
Lanes. visited his father here over
Sunday. •
Our new teacher, W. J. Moffatt, of
Pinkerton, commenced his work here
last week.
Barney and Harry Benninger, of
)tiverad:ale, visited 11. .1. Benninger
thio week.
Work on H. Fowler's house near
IJte I'r.shyterian church is progress-
ing very .well.
33'e .have the sure sign of spring,
bele-the sound of the, carpet •.freatet
is heard in the land.
lira, Stobie, of Seaforth, fa visiting
with her mother. Mrs, McMatb, who
is not so ivell.a►gttin.
The Sunday school of St: Paul's
(-hutch is held itemlf hour earlier, also
the preaching service.
We tn►detst.wnd -Mt'. Anderson.. of
Toronto. him succeeded in forming, an
Oddfellows' lodge in our village.
Some. Ilan Mo)Kv,-(favid E
sprout. of West Wasvanolh, near Dun
gannon. 1(41(1 fourteen hogs the other
.lay- ,which netted him $292.50. The
hog* were *i*- amt a -half month)) old
and weighed :utti Ib*. Hugs are,eei
(fently a paying investment for the
fanners nowadays. - -
Your Money Back if You Are Not Satis-
fied with the Medicine We Recommend.
%Ve are au positive that our remedy
will permanently relieve constipation.
no (natter how chronic it tufty be, that
we offer to furnish, the medicine et
our expense should it Gail to produce
satisfactory results.
it is worse than u.elear to attempt
to cure constipation with cathartic
drugs. Laxatives or cathartics do
much b:u•tn. They cause a reaction.
irritate anti weaken the bowels and
tend to make conatip.ttion more
chronic. Besides. their use becomes a
habit that is dangerous.
Constipation is' Gauped by a weak-
ness of the nerves and tflu*clea of the
large intestine or descending colon.
To expect permanent relief you! otlust
tht•ret�e tone up and -stt-engt
these organs. and restore them to
healthier activity.
• The discovery Of the active principle
of our remedy involvedtl:e labor ot
the world's gteatest research chemists.
As an active agent it possesses the
valuable qualities of the hest -known in-
- testinal tonics:as well as being partic-
ularly pleasant and pre'mpt in its re
sults.
We want -you to LPs. Rt•xa11 Order-
lies on (err recommendation. They
are .exreedingfv pleasant to take. be-
ing eaten like candy, arid ore ideal for
• ciildren, delicate persons and old
• folks. as well as for the robust. They
act directly on the nerves ante mus -lea
• of the bowels. They apparently have
a neutral action on otltet' associate er-
gans or glands. They do not purge,
• Cause excessive looseness nor cr•eete
any inconeellience whatever. They
ma" be taken at tiny time. day or
night. They will positively relieve
chronic or habitual constipation]. if
trot of surgical variety. and the
nrv?iade of asseciete or dependent
chronic ailments, if taken with t•egu-
larity for a reps maple length of time.
They come in two sizes of packages, le
tablets. 10 cents: 31 tablets. 23 made.
Haid in Goderieh only at our store, -
Tare Rexall Store. 11. C'. Dunlop,
suuth side of SSgnare.,
See that you get the real thing...-
Unscrupulous
hing.)Unscrupulous makers are patting up a
counterfeit of "The a & L." Menthol
Plater. The genuine is made by
Davie & Lawrence Cu.
11100 Shined, MOO
learn Olaf Ih roef la 4)t leant oneeldresdbe ed di a,+en•
that admire ha. been able to etre In all It.
-tate., ,nr.I that h Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
e nrcI.the only poelthe rum now known to
the tndieal traternitr• Cele' eh. being a eon
'Muttonni dlowee, regale,•. a COn,lihdiorat!
treatment. HMV) Catarrh Cure I. taken in
tenon.% nrtleg dustily upon the blond and
amoral, surface, of the system, thereby dr
.:raying the foundation of the db.eas.•, and
{tiring the pillow, atmngth by building up the
(Onstittalon and w %.tint nature in doing It.,
work. The proprietor. have so much faith In
it- entailer, twiner that f'ts other one hundred
dont". for anycape that it fall. t0 erre.' Send
for 11s1 of to*tlmanlals.
Andres. le. J. e'HIChEY & ('(t.. Toledo, to.
sold hy *111Irllgtt1l* 7t,.
'take Hail's F'ai nntly ilial* forconatlpation.
A Clinton Wedding.
Clinton, April 12. -The Ontario
street Methodist parsonage was the
scene of a happy event on Tuesday,
when Mies Gladys Isabel Switzer,
daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Switzer, was united in the hots-- bonds
of nfatrlmony to Albert Norman
Hanna. The ePrPnlony was performed
by Rev. T. W. Cosens. The young
people left on the afternoon train for
wift Currant. Sask. Their numerous
friends will wish them many years of
happy e• -•••,,ed life.
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DOUGLAS STANBURY.
Canada's Greatest Boy Couto.
The Reeve is a portrait of Dousdas
Stanhnry, of Tnrontn, who will *ing
in Victnria Opera House nn Friday
evening of thin week, appearing here
under the auspice* of the junior hand.
He Is known throughout Canada as
the greatest of lei contralto singers.
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TORONTO 1
E. S P E ClAL 1 S T
COMING TO GODERICH
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Looking
Into
the
Fye,
the new
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Sight. .
Testing .
Looking
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Having recently Purchased the well-known jewellery store of W. E. Kt'll ', 1
take this means to inform the public at large till:at 11 is my intention to conduct in
Connection4if lett a trsi-'lass abd modern Optical- Iligiartmeut, using the :new -
system of- sigllt•testing,, which is 'becoming very -popular. In order to perfect
myself in this new science, I have engaged as my instructor 111)•. W111,
Montgomery, from the Toronto Optical'Iustitute, Canada's best-known specialist in
sight -testing, wilo will conduct a public dewonstragion in lay optical parlor's anal.
examine el es by this new system. free of charge. -
FOR ' TEN DAYS ONLY APRIL n >,
BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, I
Ooderich
UP TO AND INcLUDINti SATURDAY, APRIL 30th
To hose who need Help for their eyes I strongly recommend a visit to this
SPECIAL/ ' . whose 'work throughout the Dominion is well known. Ile has
perfected a stem of sight -testing so accurate that all complicated and difficult
cases can be fi ed to perfection. I am anxious to have all eyesight sufferers from
all parts of the country here during this demonstration, and earnestly request that
parents bring their\chiltlren, if any there be who suffer with 'defective sight.
Headache sufferers sit alta' not miss this opportunity. Examinations daytime and
evenings. Please acres this as a personal' invitation,
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WALT 111. hA RRISON
Jewel h and Optician
Successor to -W.- E. Kelly
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DIRECT FROM THE E�T(1L!St-i MILLS
I1'you are thinking of new Curtain,
r, •�lxiuk„ etre, will lee in 'ruft�ai i'4)
those we passed through the custdlns this a1 t k. Theyiirt' direct frog
England's foremost makers ; the styles are 1.!,44, one of
uitcomn lei 114 1;just. suited t the
present vogue in window draping; conventi„iui: 'h .igns, oriental ' fft'cts and p In
nets with single or double border ; 3 or 31'3 trdi hang, white Or ecru shades.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, $1.110. $2.011 to $6.00 per pair.
An extra good qua .ty Al 4t 35
Braided Net Curtains, $3.25, $4.51/, and $6.00 per pair.
Irish Point Curtains, $5.00. $6.00 to $10.00.
Battenburg Curtains, $6.00. $7.59 and $10.00.
Swiss Spot Muslin 15c
Two hundred yards Swiss
Spot Muslin, 4 designs. 35 in,
wide, strong cloth. neat spat
effects. Regular 2llcquality.
Special for Saturday and
next week at per 15c
yard.... ..... 1
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Printed bra eery I sc ,
Two hundred verde Airieri an Printer Draperies'. These have
Very much the. !feet of *Writs musters tit. a traction of the cost.
All the popular .' bltttl su Ubination,•. Thi, material will feriae
ideal slimmer en 'talo•. Regular v..lne 41 J' )w to 2.3c. Thews
five patterns to . •11 commencing 1:tvruay at per yard.,, -
The Automatic Vacuum Cleaner
15
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Every day riext week we will be demuu.tuating the many advantages of the Automatic Vacuum
Cleaner. this ls.by long odds the hest of the twiny vacuum cleaners on 'the'maraet. It is simplicity
itself. There are no complicated parts to get out of older and no weak one, to went out quickly. It
woo ke so easily that a child will npt tire operating it. Come and let us show you just how it really does
clean carpets thoroughly. It will take more dust•out of any carpet ttutn you can get out in a halt day's
lent ing and not injure the carpet in the slightest. A demonstration given every day next week in our
hueement,�
Special Millinery Display for Saturday
A special diaphty of new *tyles ready aur you
next featturday (nor ping) Hats that will surely
appeal to critical people. all sot sect in every
detail that goes to make stylish tnillinery for
the spring of 14010. Some extra asst tat value*
at the popular prices of $4.4)0, $5.110 $50
and
O/R
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i
A New Coat at $10.00
One of our best ca►t1 this season i1 mad) 111
from a fawn covert cloth in the popular di-
ngonat weave: - It i* ant :A) ,inebes long, has
fitted hack, roll collet', self•Covered buttons.
Altogether it t, n derider/1y natty and stylish
garment. One that will stand any amount of
wear and (Plain its good appearance for
saretat seasons. All *lies each $10.00
FORTCIIa
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