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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1915-9-30, Page 10'q !`t#anaT, BartswitaNI lin THE SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO ' Wall Paper Vou win not find anywhere • finer selection of Wall Paper than we are showing, ranging in price 10e, 124c, If)c, 20e and 25c per roll, suitable for any room in your house. These are exception- al values and sbout(l be seen to be appreciated. Canadian Papers as tow LII M per road imported Papers frost gem per roll up to CO. . The-Gaaial Bed Store ORO. PORTER 114 • , Piags!j All sizes and kinds at lowest prices Also a splendid assortment of Patriotic Buttons Nearly everyl.ody is wearing a Patri- otic Buttal. Why not you ? C. L.gOULTI54.P1 n.B. TH.K DRUGGIST . puma 19 19 Menesetung Crawford PEACHES i have a Rood Hoe of the best PeachesIbis ear and can sop- pfy all dere with good house own fruit. Flavor bet- ter than southern froiL Will be ready in about • week. Leave your ceder with your grocer or 'PHONE Mas. D. F. HAMLINK Goderich, Ontario fro APPLES WANTED The undersigned is prepared to pay the highest market price for all grades of Fall and Winter Apples. Do not sell before seeing me. 'PHONE 17S R. R. ELLIOTT (inderleb Corn Remedy will remove the corn that is so trouble- sonme. ;Three or four applications all that k neevssary. Penslar Agency Only Jas. A. Campbell PHM B. CENTRAL DRUG STORE (corner North St. and Square Goderleh Ro. ter 'PHONILA 328 the Very Best Place to Take a Commercial Training is THE NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE NUIIND. ONT N. new Oasenne wimps, .sers inn .averteees Paccar. .new p••••••1 regervlsbre of • .berte.wl easea.teet (ya.al.e. p.-ue.aI d...t ente aSi ..r . .l r••w. O.r ewe NIMb,e .ea sed Deva !'11wrr« .t .•r Mr. (>•rMamie iz A at , LNib: roc pOLaOANE. Tvat(waY. atgL N. Noose. -Mee Massy /tebr. at Tomato. Is winkling whit her brother. Mr. Kara Fisher, is week Mr. a. Yoer.R. of ala over. spiel the week -end renewing obi equalataoess in this vicinity Mies Miriam Schwas* has relented from a two week.' visit wick bar sister, Mrs. 0. Baht. st Orsditoa Miss /*rets Heltshauess is visiting with treads et Barns fhb week Mr. Truses ser, of Hwsall. spent the week -end with hie Mrs. J. O. Dared Mr. sail Mrs. O. B. Forster spent Sun- day umday in the county town Mr. Har- vey Snyder had lb. misfortune to have his kris badly sorehead one day lest week, ad is likely to bs laid up foe some tires Mr. Thos. Pennington had • very sucoeseful sale on Monday of this week. fair prime bdag realized on everything offered GUAM W L, rsD. -At Matisw station us Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of each week. Higher prime pripaid for mond grain. A. ALAJN. NOLMEBVILLE. WSDNa$DAY. Aept. 39. MISS Lulu Connell is visiting at the home of bar mother, Mrs. Wm. Stan- ley. Mn. Stanley is slowly recovering from her recent liners. Mrs. Jos. Jervis bas the sympathy of the community in her severe attack of inflammation. Wdaeeday of tib week is a school boliday to allow the pupils to attend Goderich fair. Rev. Dr. M. Rumball, of Morden. Manitoba. visited at the home of Mr. W. Pickard this week. Mrs. Alcoak has recovered from her memo attack of quinsy and has re- sume* to her home ben. The Goderich district financial meet• ing of the Methodist church will be held in Holmeeville un Tuesday, Octo- ber 6th . The ladies of the W. M. 8. ars making preparation for serving dinner. The proceeds will go to the funds of the Society. Wire Ba Muaixo.-Mr. and Mrs. G. Ladd have moved to their new home in Clinton this week. Mr. Ladd bas for many years been the efficient section boss of this section and his long and faithful rervioe snakes him well worth of hie retirement by the G. T. R. Mr. and Mrs. IAdd have been active) engaged in tbe social life of our village and their departure will be & decided lose to this commuo ill. The best wishes of the people here go with them to their new home. About seventy of our young people enjoyed themselves at a corn roast head at 1•'orster's Flute on Wednee- day of last week. All report. an enjoy- able evening. PORT ALBERT. Another young man. in the of Modesty Barea.w p .o se -titles. {leo. Burrows. of this place, hal enlisted at Brendon for oversees service. Our best widee follow ibis brave lad. His relatives here have received • card from bim at Montreal. on his way to England. LEEBURN. OHUPU H RaorgN1No.-Artier extem- sive Improvements at Lseburn church, reopenlog service. will be held on Sun- day. October when Rev. Jas. Toreal 8levrlgbt, of o, wilt preach morning and etsspgr, the services commencing at 11 a. a. and 7 p. m. Hey. Mr. Sievrigbt was in charge of this congregation when the church here was built, and much interest will attach to his visit. KINTAIL. TvxaDAY. Sept. 2K. Wedding bells are ringing. Quite a number from here attended the Oodericb fair this week. Bessie McKenzie, of the G. C. L, spent the weekend with her parents in Kinlail. J. E. Tom. P. S. i., made his fall visit to our reboot last week and seemed well pleased with the way the school work is tieing cart led on. The October meeting of the Kiatail branch of the Women's. Institute will he held at the home of Mn. David Taylor. 10th concession, on Tumidity, Octoberifah. Mrs. Kirk. of Dungan- non, the district president, will In present and deliver an address to the ladies. All are cordially invited. OODERICH TOWNSHIP. The g 1 busmen meeting of the United Patriotic Society of Goderich township will he held at the home of Mrs. A. (.inn on Tuesday. October 6th, at 2.11) p. m. A tele of 'roods contain- ing sixty hospital Shirt, tw.nty•tour pairs of socks and fifteen bandages has been forwarded to the head office at Toronto. Heerlen' Hors SERV WIG. ASO EwrktHTAINrticN'r.-On Sunday next, October Srd, harvest home services will be held at Zion church (Taylor's Corners), in the afternoon at 2.90 o'clock and in the evening at 7.311. On Monday evening a fowl supper will be served by the ladies in the scbool house. from 6 to 14 o'clock, and after the supper • program will be given in the church. The following speakers have been secured : Rev. H. Keppel, pastoe of the church ; Rev. A. W. Brown, of Varna ; Rev. R. J. McOoe- ,nick. of Hotme.ville ; Re.. K. Becker. Creditors Readings by Miss R. Keys, rioeutioniet, op.rial musk by the choir and musical contributions by Rev. Mr. Brown and Mies Ked. will complete a psognm which should he beard by a al age number. ROUGH ON RATS" clear* nut, Rata. Miro, etc. fest 1)n in the 110.1.. 16c ad $3c, at Drug sad Country Store.. 1. 1 The London Advertiser THREE EDITIONS llorsislg, Nina, Emily Western Ontario's Greatest Duly AN the News oll the Time Rete by mall. any edition, *2 per year CirtelMiea Dee , Leaden Advertiser DUNGANNON. Warinaltrati. Sept. lg. Don't Inge& Dungannon fair, the lam and bat, oot abes tat h. Misr Vera ft Duenle. having rsoov seed from her illness, bee taken cbsrge of bee scbool at Sb too Mr. E. Dunne, of Kincardine Higb 8abuel. drove boos to Mrs T.K Uw- sim's last Saturday and returned Sun- day. Mr. and Mn. Was. Plunkett, of Auburn, were the guest, of Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie on Saturday and Sunday. Harvest home services wen bald in the Anglican church last eluoday. The church was well tilled et the *.ening sere ice. Mr. N. .1. Treleaven i. making ar- tsagemeau to provide first clan ao- comwodation in the way of meals for visitors to Dungannon fair 0.11 week, and also stabling for bones. Mr. J. tValkoo hada very succour MI sale of bousehold effects Met Sat- urday. Everything brought very sst- idctory pries.. through the able ef- torte of Auctioneer Ouadry. The sactawent of the Lord's Supper will be adwinistered io Erskine church on Sunday and on Friday evening Rev. J. 8. Duncan, of Lucanow, will !.reach the preparatory sermon. The ladies of Dungannon and vicin- ity an preparing to serve mesh on fair day in aid of the Red Gros So- ciety. All the ladies are invited to come and bring tbeir baskets and help along theood work. Then will be • charge of 35 cents for a hot dinner ; Lei cents for tea. The members of Erskine church choir met on Tuesday eveuing at Mr. H. McKenzie'• home in honor of Mr.. J. Walkout, to bid her farewell on the eve of her departure for St. Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Walkout left en Wed- nesday for St. Marys, where they io- tend for a while to rsside.Mr. Waikom having secured a position with the Nun Life loaurance,Company. We all wish them succeed in their new home and vocation. Sox IAL EvxNLno.-A very interest- ing social evening under the auspices of the Senior League was held at the Methodist church on Monday, in aid of the H.ed Cross. The megrim con- sisted of speecbes by Rev. H. R. Wil- liams, Rev. G. Gomm and Rev. A. Mc- Kelvey, with music, instrumental and vocal, by members of the League. A gueering contest, which created agre.t deal of amusement, ended the pro- gram, after which refreshments in the way of cake and coffee were served. All retired feeling much better for having spent a few happy hours on this piemant oce•sioo. CRatuwrox-KIa6. -Th e home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Kirk, of Dungannon, wa• the scene of a pretty wedding when on Tuesday, September 28, at•htgb noon, Mans 3swgbter Lane.. lrie Kweseilae was ioined in wedlock to Mr. Francis Leotard Creighton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tbomaa Creigh- ton, of Mooretown, Ont. Rev. A. Mc- Kelvey, of Dungannon Methodist church, tied the nuptial koot. The bride wasiven away by her father and entered the parlor to the strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin played by her sister, Miss Estelle P. Rick. She was becomingly dressed io a gown of white silk with over -dress of lace trimmed with ribbon and won the customary long veil and wreath of orange blossoms and carried a large aiower bouquet of white roses, lily of the valley mid maidenhair fern. The ceremony was performed beneath • handsome arch 01 evergreene,ferne and flowers,the house also being abundant-, ly decorated with thesame. Afterwards • dainty luncbeon was waved to • goodly number of guests, among whom were relatives from Hamilton, Strath. roy, Meoretown, Londesboro', Buffalo, Lucknow and Blyth. Many beautiful and costly presents marked the esteem in which tbe young couple •re held by their friends. The brides going -away drew was .a.v serge trimmed with military braid and black picture bet trimmed with plumes and osprey. Three automobile loads accompanied the happy couple to Goderiola G. T. R. station to give them & hearty send-off amid showers of confetti and good wishes. Mr. and Mn. Creighton will spend the honeymoon visiting Niagara and Buffalo before making their home at Cleveland. We wish the young couple success and happiness. 1114 SAVED TWO FINGERS. SLTT11. TV1aDaT, Wpl. lite Re.. W. D. Hawkins of Morpetb, wUl essoesd Be.. T. H. Farr in charge of Um Aailleae ooegregaboas of Blyth. Auburn and Belemve. He will x.mmenSS MS dudes Wm the gest' Sunday 1. November. Mr. Hawkins iso a Burns CM boy, Pat Albert. being Ms boar plow. Ten Bau Fara-Tie director s e1 the Blyth falr are leaving nothing essdMs to tasks their fair this year. wile► takes plass neat Timidity and 'Veda► day. October Ilan and lab, one at tin beet they hays ever held. li is their intention to ba.e• football matsb ea the grounds the tint night. and the Blyth band will make its Bret &ppemr- aoee that Dight. There win Oleo be a piano oompetitiou io the hall. Tion 0o Wedoeday the Auburn band evil! furnish the mimic sad there will be three horse races. su it is expected. if the weather is Bos. to lutes one of slag old-time crowds Coriio liv*NTe.-Two of Blythe popular young ladies are to be united in marriage the coming week_ The first d these events will be oq,Tburs- day. wben Mir ()Wye Outt will be- cowe the bride of Mr. Thoma. d. Tay- lor, • prosperous young tanner of Hest Waw•noeh. A number of the young ladies of town met on Thursday even- ing last •std proceeded to the boa Mr. and Mn. Jae. Outt end preaentd Mies Cutt with a "kitchen Mower." Tbe other bride will bs Mies Hazel Burnett. wbo will bs united to til. H. A. Tbomas, the U. P. R. •gent here, on Monday next. HARVaaTINU D*LATND.-The wet weather is delaying the termer, with their fall operations, as it is almost impossible for them w get cm the land, it being in such • muddy condition. As the frosts sr* now cooling, then 1r danger of damage to the maogeb. The potatoes also ate going to be a poor crop, ss so many of therm are rotting, which is caused by lbs ex- tremely wet weather. The Flax Co. is having • bard time to get the flax in in Bt condition to tbrme and s• it is so late the next difficulty will be, unless we have a warty, dry fall, to get the crop lifted and into the barns before the snow comes and coven it in the field.. RALLY DAY. -Sunday morning wad Sunday reboot Rally Day in St. An- drew's church and the church looked very be•utifu) with the great array of flowers. Part of the service was taken by Mr. P. Gardiner. wbo handled the ' part very well. and Rev. W. D. Turner conducted the rest of the ser- vice. A number of the pupils received diplomats for having learned lbs Cate- cslsm and various parts of the Scrip - lure. In the seeming Rev. Dr. Strang, ' who has been sopertatedent of mi.- si..s for some years in ilsakatcbewan gine a splendid address on the work in which beta toen engaged Thi Methodists also so hadSunday school Rally Us}, on Sunday sad they also bad a preponderance of Bowen, which addedgresty to the appearance of the church. The choir also rendered Dome beautiful *elections. McNatu.-9'r'oruaas.-The marriage took place on September 15, at the bride's borne, of gyve, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Stothers, of Blyth, and Lloyd H. McNeill, of Hernia, .on of Mr. and Mrs. J. Relent. of London. Rev. W. D. Turner officiated. Tire bride, given away by bee father, wore white silk crepe de chine with coact. of Persian lane. *1.. Alberta Mtother*, the bride's sister, wesriug rose silk, crepe meteor, was the bridesmaid. and Madeline Stotbets, the little sister of the beide, dressed in pale blue, was flower girl Mr. Aliso Knechtel, of Wingham, cousin of the groom. wen best man. Mies Mabel McNeill played the "Bridal Chorus' and Mies Florence McNeill sang. The Mid. went off on the honeymoon wearing blue and sil- ver striped taffeta and • white kid bat. Mr. and Mrs. McNeill will re- side in Sarnia. While at work in the St. Lawrence Sugar Refinery, J. V. Barnard, of 530 Craig street K., Montreal, bad bis du bd badly crushed by the falling of an iron beam. Two flows, particu- tarly, were so badly crushed that the doctors. wbo were called to attend bim, said they must be amputated. Mr. Bested, however, bad heard of the wonderful healing properties of Zee-Buk and hs refused to have the fingers taken oft. Instead be had the angers and the crushed hand dressed with Zam-Buk. This, be says, stopped the bleeding...ased the pain, and put Um wounded members on the way to re- covery. Every dayhe had lbs m- Buk dressing replaced. Za aced. and by Lbs time be had used eight boxes of Zion- Buk the engem were completely healed, he could use theme as before the injury, and his band, too, was quite restored. Just tbink what this really meant! Thhk wbat it means to go through the world with a maimed bad, and minus two fingers! Practically a cripple ! Ordinary treatment would have meant just that to Mr. Hemmed. The Z•m-13e way saved him from It 1 By • trivial expenders of N in 7.•m- Buk, the world's greatest helm, hs saved himself from disablement for llfel Take the lesson to Mart 1 If you have any injury. blood poison, or any diseased three, old wound or .uppur- aUag pore, apply Zam-Buk. Don't warts time '• m -But builds up new tissue. bean wouods, cuts, burns and bruises, ends eczema and eruption., Beals cold cracks cures piles, pod N the most tiiefulr and n,o-i. effective balm knows to preeen.day .cteaee. All druggists and stores sal at We bus, or post -tree for pries from gam - Bak Oo., Toronto. R Inv harmful imitations and sulpatiIu .-. Ort the real thing and see Lire o use es the box before purebasiin.. . :team. mid substitutes of Z•m-H .M rut hove saved Mr. Beeaar„' a v, .d will sot save yours 1 A meeting of the Para sad Heron Ooustise Press Arne Miss is to be Mild in Ooderteb sent Mosey. Rzv. T. H. Fasi'e FAaswser.-A very impressive service was held in Trinity church on Sunday, it being the occasion of the annual hers est thank -Offering 'tis church was beautifully decorated with grain and flowers and the choir rendered more beautiful selection.. As this was the last Sunday with Rev. T. H. Farr as rector. the church at the evening ,sr - vice was packed, and those who were there li.tened to a very impressive ser- mon. Mr. Fan baa been rector for the past five ysara and in that time be bas endeared bim.elf not only tet his own people but also to the wbols com- munity, as he bas Uway* bad the interests of the town at begirt, and the people are all sorry tint he is leaving. The wprk Isere was too bard, as he bad Blytb, Auburn and Belgrses charges, and the Bishop having appointed him to Kiocardine, where be Das onlythe one charge. the people ars pleased tbat he is betteriag bis manioc. PoReONAL AND (lii.awAL.-Mn. J. Burnett spent & few days of the past week visiting with her brother, Mr. R. Mute's, of Clinton. wbo bas been care- taker of the county house of refuge and wbo bad • paralytic stroke Gladys Hill, • young daugbter of Mr and Mn. Luxton Hill, who has beet afflicted with a serious attack of typhoid fever. 1. very low, with .mall proem -As of her recovery Mr. and Mrs. A. M. U•rtbew visited •t their old home et Palinerston last week.... Quite . number from bon took ie (be falx as Wi gbam last week Messes. R. Wausau & Sone shipped • car of settle and one of bog. to Tor- onto last week The Women". Institute and the fled Cross Circle intend holding • periotic concert in industry Hall of the second eight of Use fair, Wedseeday, October Alb The Blyth football tour went to Hat - grays on Friday afteweoon and played • picked teem from Monis, renlog by the soon of 1-0. It was tlslgrays'. Axid day and although no fee was bet mtt taken, charged, only • nal the reee.pts amos.ted over 8100... Tbe wowsss are doing it part in eoai ation with tib w , but nae we my the Mime of the men ? Poe in- Maneq Ilikth has sant only tree oaa (Oyt. B sumo) to Ilea OUT Willie, ie af as See be bas eat Ms to iM front but le belly engaged Wafting tis. mss at Lobes, and es pegs to to vitro soon to the meat et beetle. it seems i shame that more of tette meso de not offer tkemseves to do boson to the e'. 0515y, wills the cuff M se tegott for mea Mrs. John @treetop, of rsmcas, t• at pieneet Melting with bee paretllt� Mt. sod Mrs. Jelin hire. Mn Hiram. std Nen $.petit of Sarnia, INNEN. 4111111111111•11.11111111 011111111111111111 There is Style and Distinction about our TAILORED SUITS I THE variety is large ; the materials the season's most favored ; the styles those that are correct for Fall and Winter wear ; the lining* and workmanship are of a high order. In every way they are suits that' will appeal to discriminating buyers. The prices are moderate $15.00 $16.50 $20.00 $22.50 $25.00 SPECIAL DESIGNS FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE • • We ars showing severs! good styles tbat an particularly adapted to elderly people and stout figures. They are rut in different hoes from the standard rix., and if you have bad trouble in get one a ready-made wit to Bt, perb.ps in these special models you will fid just what you wast. We atoc k then in black only, but they cue be had in navy or any otb.r shade a few days alter receipt of order Prices $ 16.50, $20.00 and $25.00 Warmer Hose are wanted now fi Cooler days mean that warmer Hosiery is wanted. Never have we been so well prepared to supply your Hosiery reds as we are today. and we would like to emphasize the fact that prices at which Cathy/tele and Woollen Hose can be bought today ars I tot lees than equal qual- ities will sell tor inside the next six mootb.. The wisdom of early buying should be very apparent. Children's ribbed Cashmere Hose, 25e, 35e and 50c. Ladies' ribbed Oeshmere Hose, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c. We cell special attention to ladies' fine Cashmere Hose, either fine rib or plain, at 50c per pair. These we have in all sizes. They are made from superior quality yarn,, very soft and splendid wearer.. Warmer Underwear too Warmer Underwear is wanted now, sod we are ready to supply your needs There i. • par- ticularly good lane of ladies' floe Uoderwear in medium weight vest• or drawers that sell for 71110 the garment. This is splendid for between 5.0*00.. There are several good makes that will be found very comfortable at lin, Seas and 51.00 the garment. ' For the little folk we can give you •Imola everytbir.g you want at from OOp to 51.00 Ike Two Splendid Lines of Gloves for Fall Wear Jest the kind of Gloves for fall wear. Heavy, mansi.b effect., in real leather. Perfect fitting and splendid wearing. At 90c ' Minae.' leather Gloves. tan only, P.B. sewn, 'tram, serviceable, good feting Glove, perk 00o. At $1.25 Ladies' leather Gloves, "Faeroes" genuine English maks, heavy and very dressy, P.Y. sewn. All sizes at 51.20. English Flannelette 12%0 Heavy English Flannelette, splendid assort- ment of f•mcy stripes, all feat. colors, imported by ourselves, the best cloth for the money we have ever been able to 8nd. Per yard 12 1-2o. White English Flannelette 15c This is an extra heavy, soft cloth of superior quality. It comes to us direct from the English maker. Quite the hest wearing quidit ever sold for the money. Wonderfully good value, at per yard 15o LI NOLEUI1 S Again we call your attention to one stock of imported Linoleum.. A big shipment of this popular floor covering hes just come to band and we are sbowing some of the most desirable pat- terns we have bad fora long time. No better Lin- oleum can be bad than our "Wear Hard." at SOD. and 'Wear Ever," at see. The "Wear Hard" 50c This is a Sootcb Linoleum of superior quality, heavy weight. it is a tborougbly seasoned cluth and comes io a variety of floral and block patterns is 2, 3 and 4 -yard widths. A cloth that never fails to give satisfaction, at per equine yard 00D. The "Wear Ever" 60c This is a high-grade Scotch Linoleum, Impor- ted by ourselves. It is made from the lest mater- ials on extra heavy cloth. Ws show it in a leap range of very attractive design., in either block or floral patterns. suitable for any room. Per yard Tire last lot that weasel get of our famous 38 - Web Ase white Cambria came is head this week. Once this is sold we can get no mon for less than 15c to 17e. 1 The Millinery Department a Very Attractive Spot These Days It is our aim to keep the Millinery De- partment right abreast of the times and have a stock that is fresh and ever changing. Our arrangement for ship- ment of novelties as they appear in the market is one that enables us to show the season's novelties as soon as they ap- pear in tbe large centres. Some very attractive styles are shown this week for the first time and we heartily invite you to come and see them whenever con- venient. Direct Importers HODGENS BROS. --- i i Godsrich Ontario J wbo were recently married ben, visited with the bride'. persona, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stothers, over Sunday. THEY HELPED HIM A140 H15 FRIEND. That 1s Why H. A. Clark Recommend* Dolts 1Kideey Pills. Homeglen, Alberta, Sept. 27th.- -(Special l: -Just why Dodd's Kidney P111. are so popular on the prairies is sbown by the statement of Mr. H. A. Clark. a well-known resident of tib place. since i came West," its. Clark states. "I was often troubled with m stomach and back. Finally I decided to try 1)odd'. Kidney Pi11s and before i bad taken mon than half a hos i was so much benefitted that I recom- mended them to • friend. He also found them • benefit. i am still taking Dodd'. Kidney Pills. I would not be without them." GODEmCH MARKET O. Tiecaanay. Sept. tot►. Went. nor ben 1.0et .w Oats. per b. ................0'15 Al barley per 1. 1 eesk'.a...... - t.0 tarlap Beek wheat, per beak. .7e to 75 P kw. canny. pastern 10 I. 1.13 . panee. pus cwt lip le Its , /WW1 to n.0 p.r ow .p.... Mn Wel . we ton M to MIN • use. lane. pet Yea 11.1111 la M •eco be 1.71 BBatt�er. o Derr ran herb. per des., ......... Z .ta a Palatee.sew. pus 9/88 .M u Apples p.rte.a (8 a t'.ttls. bannedmors' emcee. Mt'ewi. 7.M n e et Mlty. w*t�per wt" w spa .1 .te a. SW Leas per awl.sons M a 77.ss .71 Is tea T-�Itlw �reaaw.itttr` sir •� M �1v treses par� • ,M .Ir sa*roi 1111 FAIR• -- Lairristmoradam. i. the HiMmy el tin Secants. Seatartb. Sept. !t.-Tbe atteadasee at the asocial fair of the sseferth Agrieultural Seeley was the larges la the history of tin Sudety. Bpd tie weasher was ideal. Although the brume ars bare add*sores he- ... bind with their fall work, the exhibit of roots, ,rte., was mon than douNe last year, the building being com- pletely filler'. Flowers •ed pot -plants showed • like increase, e0 much so that a temporary addition had to be built to accommodate them. The Society's reputation for • lar poultry exhibit was again uheld. the new poultry building. just com- pleted a week ago, being t111ed long before tin weal time. The director*, bowever, ptocur.d temporary coops, and every available space was taken up. n interesting exhibit was the DO poubd high explosive shells being made by the Bell Rugine Company, twelve different stages of the obeli in the proems of manufacture being $bows. The Citizens' Band provided the music for the afternoon. The gate re oeipts were over MO. The Signal to January 1st, 1918. to new subscribers, Inc 31k. ID Announcement HAVING secured Mr. Allen's Hall, we are prepared to give accommo- dation to the public for meals on . Dungannon Fair Days, October 7 aid 8 ii Melitis will be served the first day at the restaurant We have also secured first-class ac- commodation for horses . N. J. TRELEAVEN DUNGANNON 'PHONE 42 Headquarters for CHOICE CHOCOLATES, FRUITS and CONFECTIONS,