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through the customs spec-
ial Imported Wall Papers
which are entirely differ-
ent from those commonly
shown. These Papers
attract favorable atten-
tion,and reflect good taste
in color as well as in pat-
tern, and people of taste
commend them. Prices
range from 15c to 75c per
roll, while the Canadian
Papers range in price
from 55�C, per roll up to 25c.
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T 6e CdNial BM Store
0140. PORTER, Prop.
Phone UV_ God erich
SPRING TERM FROM APRIL 3
CORAL
OPERA HOUSE
GROCERY
FOW door off Square, Kinofilm St.
neer ything M Groceries
Freers. Pure arta Good
EXPECTED THiS WEEK
Fresh Tomatoes
Lettuce
Radish
Rhubarb
--Long juicy stalks
Maple Syrup
Buckwheat Flour
-in bulk ; and self -rising, in 10c
and 15c packages.
Apples
Fresh hand-repicked Baldwins ;
also in quarts and gallons -ready
for the table -or for pies, pud-
dings, etc.
Pigs, Prunes, Peaches, Apricots
ani Dried Apples.
Ftreh. Melt and Smoked Fish.
Headquarters for choice Butter
and fresh Egps.
Jno. W. Vanatter
Opera House, Block
'Phone t64 lGngstoe Street
0T11M
ATrOtvo. 0T. ✓r
W hat. three departments - Com-
mK•iel e•eaaesd .ed Telegraphyy- All
onsmes are llteroeg� sed pte.tfe•t Ts.
teaching V dews fy seven experienced
mei rafters sod we wee presets in good
este.► sae. of lean year's students are
now earning $1 .I .t4per esteem or better.
r tadeaA.r.enter t each week. Tib
M lipoid time for you to enter. Writ. for
err tree cstalerne at once 504 learn what
errcaadoteryea.
1o. A. McLAcuwi,
Prl..IpsL
DON'T
FORGET
that W. R. PINDER is
*the man" when you
have anything to do in
the line of Plumbing.
Heating, Electric Wir-
ing, Roofing - and all
kind. of Metal Work.
Sole agent for "Brant-
ford Roofing", which is
put up in seven different
weights and styles, to
Bait all classes of build.
Ings.
'Phone 155
or call at store.
HAMILTON STREET
W. R. Pinder
ww�/wr.
COWAN'
PERFECTION
COCOA
Is good for Growing Girls
and Boys -and they Wee it. It
nourishes then little bodies and
makes them healthy and strong.
Cetvaa's COCOA, es you get it from your
gr•cer, is absolutely pure. its deicer.
dvr is ebtaised by the We of 111e lug est
grade of Cocoa be.aa .kafaliy bladed.
Noshes is added to impair the (te.kh-
beldas properties of the Coca.
lm
t''
r
Do Yon Use
Cowan's Cocoa ?
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Miss Donogh announces her spring
milliner opening for Tue.day, March
21st, and followin r days.
1
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Special
Now in the time to buy your wedding presents for
the coming season or something that you may need
for your own use at home. Come and see our
BARGAINS IN FLATWARE
Every article in our EAST window is greatly
reduced. We have a number of pieces of Flatware
which we ate offering at very low prices. as we must
have the room for our new spring stock. The pieces
we have reduced are all the best quality silver plate.
made by the best manufacturers,
2 BERRY MPOONS, each, regular $2.60, reduced to 51.00
3 PIR SERVERS. each. regular *2.60, reduced t o .... 51.00
3 Pie Servers. each. regular *2.00. teduoed to .. ....51.10
4 Butter Knives, each, regular $1.26, reduced to
3 ('old Meat Forks. each, regular $1.50, reduced to........
III Sugar Shelly, each. regular 85c, reduced to
1 Pea Server, reviler *8.01, reduced to.... .....
t ('hocce Scoop, regular *2.00, reduced to
Half dozen Better Spreaders, regular $2.50` at. .
daft-doaen Orange Spoons, regular $3.50, at.
Half -d( sen Orange Spoons, regular *8.10, at
Hall -dozen Berry Forks. regular S4•00, at
Hell down Berry P'orkv, regular St.511, at
Ifo
00e
•OO
51.70
51.10
51.50
52.00
.51.7•
5=.50
52.00
3 carer Fruit Knives, with pearl handler. In neat leather
t• rz ; regular •8.50 --
Special. 53.50
1.doeen ('uffee Apoon'. 1 pair Sugar Tongs and *'ream
Ladle, is lined bow. Raoul/ix *8.75. Special .. _ .$4.00
Our Fist window 1. filled with BARGAINS.
Nash article is marked In plain Agnew,
WALTER H. HARRISON
C P M Mertes �en...s...
C. P N K arch Inspector
I.weller
and Optimise On the tlqu.M
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THE SIGNJAI, : GO'tDERIC11; ONTARIO
DISTRICT NEWS.
5T. HCLENS. ....:..
W EtutaSDA Y, March Il6tb.
harlot. -Mies Marlow MoPbeeeoa, ut
Clinton hoepit•l, spent • few days
visiting friends here Mr. and
Mrs. John Reid, of Algoma, are visit-
ing friends in this vicinity.... _ Little
Evan McDerlald.returned to his hon
oo the boundary on Monday, after
visiting hie grandparents for some
time ..Miss Lizzie Miller spent Sun-
day at her home here .......Quite a
number from here attended the non•
cert et Lucknow on Saturday evening
We are sorry to report that W.
J. Todd is not improving as rapidly as
his man friends would like e
W.P.M.S.Th
niet at the home of Mn.
Hyde on Wednesday of last week.....
Mid Humpbrey brought home a Ane
teem last week. The price he paid
was I1400. Jas. Joynt, principal of
Blyth school, spent *Sunday with his
mother ..Rev. Mr. Tate, of Teas -
water, will preach in Calvin church
here next Sabbath.
not al the beet thing Don-
ald A. ¥atJtwon left last Thursday
for elosttharn Alberta, wbere 1'e in -
Lauda residing for a few ntantttai.....
Jas. Uo[eourtck has again returned
to the po tomue *row Detroit. Jim
says Hatt be will soon koow every
ends post between here and Detroit.
Mor Hill and Malcolm McLeod, Uhl.
ergo, Angus Mcleod, Hamm(.pd, (11..
and Harty Mcleod, Louisiana, who
had been attending the funeral of
ei their soother. Mn. Archibald McLeod.
last Wednesday, were renewing ae-
qualatanoes in this section and vicin-
ity on Thursday Misr Tee Dick-
son. who had spent the winter 0i Tor-
onto, arrived at the parental home
last week That the winter is
about "over and gotta" was signalled
today by the welcome appearsooe of
the Ant robins in this diutrtct
Sickness to somewhat prevalent in
tbe section at tbe present time. Very
little improvement is noted in the tier -
bells illness of Donald McLeod, of the
sideroad, while Mrs. Alex. Campbell
and Mrs. Rod. Cameron are laid up
with severe colds and grippe Far-
quhar Matheson has arrived bome
from Alberta, where, we understand,
he bap secured a tract of land consist-
ing of =acres acres Mrs. Mustard, of.
Chi, is visiting at Mrs. W.
MaDUNGANNtNI.
1)R.N1sWToN, DENTIST, OF
• Lueknow, has oes.+ed visiting outride
n putnte and will henceforth jive hie maim
attention to the home oRoe, Liwknow, where
Ws be found every day. All modern meth-
NOTIOS.-THE LOCAL AGENCY 1
ad -
I° moa tor The 8lsual is at the Poes-
omus and Stationery Storewhet*l
orders will b e renewed for subscriptions, vertWna and job work, and receipts will be
meso for amounts maid for the same.
WEDNESDAY, March 15th.
Jame' Gibson is moving from the
. village to his farm at Prosperity.
J. Glover and family, of Paisley.
visited at the Mallough House last
Sunday.
T. G. Allen is getting his lumber
teamed in from Luckuow statiod at
present.
Mrs. H. Walters bas moved into the
dwelling in connection with Scott's
jewellery store.
Miss Better, of Milverton, arrived
Tuesday of this week to take charge
of Chas. Elliott'' millinery department
for this season.
J. H. Medd intends having an auc-
tion sale of about forty horses on Sat-
urday, March 18th.
Charles Fowler left Tuesday morn-
ing for Goderich, wbere he has a posi-
tion in the'Wheel Rigs factory.
Rev. Mr. Scott,.of Toronto, premis-
e./ in the Presbyterian church lass
Sunday. He- is expected to take the
service melt Sunday as well.
ASHFIELU.
WEDNEsDAY, March 15th.
WEODINo.--The marriage was sol-
emnized on Wednesday. March 8th, of
Mies Mary McKenzie. of Lochalsh, to
Donald McCharles, of this township
In the evening a reception was held 1
the groom's handsome new residence
and was participated in by about 126
friends of the oung couple. The
evening was spent in music and danc-
ing. The company left for their
homes about daybreak, wishing Mr.
and Mrs. JicCbarle' many years of
wedded happiness.
DEATH OF JOHN WERKTER.-One of
the old residents of this township has
been removed by the death last Fri
day of John Webster. of the 8th line.
Mr. Webster was in his eigbtitth year
and was ill only a few days before his
death. He was a native of Tipperary
county, Ireland, and when a young
man he came to this country and to
this vicinity about the year 1866.
S.'ver•al blathers accompanied hien to
thio country, but with the exoeption
of Thomas Webster all have passed
away. A sister, Mrs. Morrison, lives
in Ireland. Mrs. Webster died eigL-
teeninontbs ago. The funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon to Green
Hill cemetery and was uuder the sur
picee of the Orange lodges of Luck -
now and Maple Grove,
LOOHALSH.
MONDAY, Mar. 13th.
DIED AT CHICAGO. -The funeral of
Mrs. Archibald McLeod, whose death
occurred In Chicagnon Saturday,lUareh
4th, took place last Weonesdsyy from
the residence of Mr., K. J. McLeod,
Lucknow. The deceased bad reached
the advanced age of eighty-nine years
and was formeriy a resident of Hem-
ock City.
1
' THE LATE REV. DR. MCDONALD.-
:1 number from the *sbfeld Presby-
terian congregation attended the fun-
eral of the late Rev. Dr. McDonald, of
Kincardine, which took piece at that
town on Saturday, the 4th iu't. Dr.
McDonald was formerly pastor of the
Aehfleld congregation tor some years,
and the sad news of bis death was re-
ceived with much regret by many in
this district.
ARRIVED FROM ENGLAND. -Dr. W.
Chambers, formerly resident in this
section, passed through here last
Thursday on his way to visit his
sister, Mrs. M. McKenzie, Lake Shore
road. The Doctor has just arrived
from England, where he ham been
taking a special course in the London
hospitals tor some time back, and in-
tends leaving for the Northwest in a
few days, with the intention of set-
ting up a practice in one of the towns
in that country, probably Fort Wil-
liam. Owing to his wide experience,
both medical and otherwtse, the Doc-
tor will be well equipped for exercis-
ing his profession, and the good
wisher of bis friends will follow bine
wherever he may take up his abode.
S('AOOL REPORT. -Following is the
report of U. 8. 8. Igo. 4, Ashfield, for
the month of P'At•usry, Names ap-
pear in order of merit. Those marked
with An asterisk (•1 were absent for
one or more examinations: Sr. IV. -
Alex. Campbell, Mary Bark well,
Annie MoLenoan, Alex. McLeod,
"Bain Stewart. Jr. i V.-Liella Fin.
layson, Frank McLennan, D. A. Mc-
Lennan, Kenneth McLeod, Cameron
Campbell. Sadie McDonald. 8r. 111. -
Clifford Oannell. Jr. I11. -Wm. J.
Ensign, *R. D. McDonald. Sr. 1L -
Donald Campbell, John McLeod, Mar.
garet McLennan. Jr. I1. -Mary Fin-
syooq, Dan McRae, Jessie McDonald.
Pt. IL -Margaret McLeod. Sr. (.-
Helen Moline. Perfect in attendance:
Alex. McLeod. K. McLeod. John Mc-
Leod, Duncan Finlayson, D. A. Mo -
Leeman and Clifford Cannell. Num -
her on roll, 25. Average attendance,
27 83. EDGAR RoBB, Teacher.
No'rrn.-John MoKenale, of the t
boundary, has peen laid up for the
last few days with grippe and incip-
ient pneumonia, but. It is hoped that
be will soon be restored to his usuei
health The friends of John Cow-
an. jr., are pleased to see hint again
en Ida feet after having experienced a
very severe attack of quinsy. Jack
thinks that this poles out at night. is
yopA
Free De., gar(y;A s are
Many
fee ur
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Wepions
slplalslss 4a Mu -
dents,. apypw Iarfe�.vK -
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THE SIGNAL'S.
CLUBBING
LIST
1911-I1
THE. SIGNAL and
Toronto Weekly Globe AJp
Toronto Deer 0101M dew
Msutreal Family Herald sad
Weekly Star • 2.0 e
Weekly Bun 1Torootol 1.00
Toronto belly star 1.20
Toronto Dally World. 1.50
Toronto Daily News =,yb
Toronto Weekly Mail sad Smote Let
Farmer's Advocate 2.35
Canadian Farm hat
Or with ,.bolos of one of Ralph Coe
nor s Books- The Sky Pilot,
The Man from Glengarry
Black Rook, The Doctor acrd
The Prospector 2.00
Fermi and Dairy 1.75
Winnipeg Weekly Free Pres, 1.a0
London 14117 Advertiser. ,,p,
London Weekly Advertiser...,1.e)
Lander] Daily Free Pres
Morning gdIuon gee
Kvening Ed1Uon.. ......... 295
Montreal Rally WItoees , rids
Montreal weekly Wittier • 1,85
World Wide 2,95
Western Home Montkly (Wlanl-
segi 1.00
Presbyterian 2.95
Westminster 2.2.5
Presbyterian and W eetalmtee143
Catholic Register. 1.70
Baterday Night (Toren tol... au)
Beer Mao's Magazine ... 2.50
}tants JournallTorentos 1.73
Thew Theprfeee are tor addresses 1n
Canada or Oreat Britain.
Lippincott'. Mata:ins Y GS
Ieclndins postage to Canadba
eubecrlbera
Youth's r'ompanlon (Boetanl tic
including postage to Canadian
eebsoil bore.
Women's Rams CLmpsotso (New
vorkl• 9.70
Inoleding postage to Camilla
snbrortbera
Tie above pnbtkatbma easy be ob
tabbed by Memel .ubaceibete la any
combination, the price for any piddles'
tion being Use aware Riese above Ina
*100 nspresenung the prise of The Mu -
For Instance •
The Mama sod the Weakly bleb. 1111.015
The Panner's Advocate itis nee
SLIM
Maklet the pine et the Nue
Meer, aro
Tho missal and TM wawa Bu. s
fbe_yorwnta Des Our ism Ina
Toe Weekty Gl.b f*ta 1st *AN .w
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neuron.
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THE
SiGiNAL PVINTiN6 CO.
Li*rry
WAN
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The New Spring Milline
FORMAL OPENING DISPL
THURSDAY, MARCH 23, AND FOLLOWING DAYS
At 2 o'clock on the afternoon of Thursday, March 23rd, we
formally open our Millinery Show Room forSpring,1911. There will be
an exceptional display of high-class Millinery, such as we have rarely,
if ever, before shown. The season's leading and most favored styles
are fully represented. You are cordially invited to attend and study
them at your leisure.'
Formal Spring Opening commences.Thursday, March 23rd, at
2p. m.
i
Women's Handsome Tailored Suits $12.50
These Suits are made from a pure wool
French X'enetian. The skirt is cut in one of
the season's most popular styles. The coat is
the new short effect and has an exceedingly
natty appearance- -a very stylish suit, well
made, well trimmed, properly cut and put
together ; it is, by long odds, the best we have
ever offered at anything near the price -black,
navy, brown ; any size. Very $12 50
special at
Other Suits, all good styles and good
values... .515.00, 518.00, 520.00 and 525.00
Some Exceptional Values
in New Lawn Waists
New Lawn Waists, exceptionally good styles and exceptionally
good value, area big feature this week. Properly cut and not
stinted in material• the lit is perfect, plain tailored effects or the
more fancy garments trimmed with handsome embroidery inset -
don. A splendid collection to choose from.
At 51.00
Waist of Ane India lawn or muslin, new sleeve,
handsome embroidery insertion -garments with good
style, made from serviceable material. Each, only
A Waist at 51.65
These are exceptionally good Waists for the money. The
material is of sheer India lawn, and the trimmings of high-
grade Swiss embroidery insertion and tucking -really $1.65
extra good value at
'Tailored Waists ,
Several good styles in these very popular and dressy gar-
ments. Made from fine lawns, mercerized vestinge or Hue
linen, medium wide tucks -garments that bare style. 00 $2.
At, each 51.25. 51.50 and IN
25 Sample Waists
front (of
$1.VV
Twenty -live only Semple Muslin and Embroidery Waists.
Garments that are pertect in every way, carried on the mad a
couple of months as samples. Regular prices run 5
�A.�
from *1.25 to *7.50. Clearing now at Seto to `i
If you want a really handsome waist at a reduced price, you are
not likely to get a better chance this season.
27 -inch embroidery
65c .
This is an eiceedingly pretty
Embroidery, the design being
new and uncommon. T h e
material is plain muslin with
fine cord about one half-inch
apart. The workmanship is of
a high order. and the designs
very new - an extra good
Embroidery for this money.
%social atper yard: 65c
0
Fine Corset Cover
Embroidery 39c
Cornet Cover Embroidery,
full width, fine nainsook with
handsome edges, and dots or
eyelets embroidered peer the
full width of the materia'.
Regular 50c and up. Special
at, per yard, only 39c
New Motor Veils
and -Scarfs
--about the handsomest lot we
have ever shown• will he more
popular than ever this season.
Dresden, Persian. and beaded
effects, also plait' colors. New
designs in all the gorier
colorings E a c h,
1110e, • 1 .0 0 to .34.50
.A Navy Serge 75c
Forty - eight - inch Navy
suiting Serge, Indigo dye.
worsted flnieb. heavy enough
to retain its sbape when made
up, will stand no end of
wear, just.ia this week. wiasc
At. per yard. only...... �J
Nigh -grade Suiting
Serge 52.25
Petra quality Suiting
Serge, made from the finest
Australian wools ; colors
absolutely test. Beautiful
quality for the high - class
tailored suit Black or navy
only. A t, per $2.25
yard ...... .... ....
50c Dress Goods
Some particularly
good values in new
spring Drew materials at
this popular price -plain
colors or new fancy
effects in A splendid
range of colors. Every
wanted s h ad e t epre-
ffeno teuite Quality
orty suitable
drew.
Value decidedly good
at. per yards g.
only.... ........ JMl/
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Still Some Furs
to Sell
This is the last call for
Furs. As we near the
close of the fur selling
season, reduction of our
stock becomes a straight
business proposition with
us. Rather than take
any chances in carrying
furs forward we are ready
to make great price con-
cessions that make the
buying of Furs now very
profitable in the best
sense of the word. The
buying of any of these at
the prices quoted is not
spending money ; it is an
investment. We o ff e r
this week :
1 only high-grade Canadian
Mink Muff, Imperial shape•
strictly flat -class article ; reg-
ular *10.00, tor $42.00
Fine Black Wolf Stole,
This is a very stylish garment
and bas the appearance of
black lynx, but will be more
serviceable: reg- $22 00
ulcer *30.00, for.... '(N
1 only choice Alaska Sable
Scarf, guaranteed natural,
thick Ane fur -a very hand-
some garment ; regular
*33.00, for $23.50
I only No. 1 quality Alaska
Sable Muff, imperial shape,
matches the above scarf ; reg-
ular 190.00, for $20.00
1 only black Pony Coat, 4E
inches long, size 36. strictly
high-grade ; rseg. C50 A0
ular *70.00, for..., 'xt w
2 onlyblack Astrachan
Coats, incbor lung, worth a
gond deal more mooey. Lot
call. . $18.50 a50
1 only Persian 1 ambMuf,
square shape, extra quality
fur. regular *30:011. $20.00
Last call
I only Persian Lamb Th,
rich and glossy curl. regular
*20.00. Last call $14.50
Abut one down Neck'J
Pieces in Mink Marmot,
Opossum or Western Sable.
Regular values up to 11000.
Last cell, choice... $5.00
lei only Throws. Collars and
fancy Neck Piece.. One half
dOzen good tufa represented.
Regular values np to *8 OQ
Last call, C3 90
only
Coat, only
l lady's Fur - lined
collar
Western gable.
*wen of
ole, Oriental Mink
lining, shell high - **ode
beaver. L a s o t �I
Dail, only.
.00
1 only Fur -lined Coat. 60
Inches long. shell of best
quality beaver cloth. Ooliar
highestU n natural Alaska
Sable.g genuine high
go Muskrat --an excep-
tional stylish garment; reg -
esti
tdar 6.00. Lest $52.50
High -Grade Coats
We offer so exceptionally bigb-grade P1tr-
iasd Oeat, beet quality heaver shell. natural rat
%lug, natural Oanadlan Mink Dollar. This coat
is ase exce•pUoeatly high-class garment, it is
better than we usually carry in stook and it.
regular value 1s 05101. it is ah.nlntesly perfect,
and for a reason not necessary to state here we
an this W uRgt you this extra elnates$�/ W
M savlIt inetsad
you eau bay it for
*1 0
heHudson flea/ Oast we are offering at
affords as ex copal oppor-
tunity to seems a high-class garmentg t msttbum
double wheat we e setae! value of the roast is nearly
ah'otntsly highest eek.
blainity le.wThere
ie
a reason for this low nand it is ood o .
priets�apd It is a good one.
No ebatiee to opt rare IIkN to arum your
way, for manufaeturat s are asking Deere than
this for next season's delivery. S125.00disc 38 or 38. Pries
Genuine Imported Kid Gloves
Black, tan, gray and light shades*, all
oases. at. per pale 51.00
34•Isell Tend Draw Geeif aid Stalker*
Plain and fancy mixturtia. Morelal at.
per yard ................. .
35c
11
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