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Wall Papers
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them.. Simple, graeetld ole-
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titling intim-sic, of any home.
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est and Ia•..t iia 1\ hell 1'apx•t..
01111 a wide tt--.•Itmen! of
attract 1\.• papers to oeleell
front. including the poled/sr
plain effects. s. I.:meiug 11 Drift.
from I5c to 50c per roll
.1,0, 1110 c h,•.al.•t• 1.1111e1 a nese
priced 5c, &, 10c, 12 I -2c
and I i(• per roll.
THE COLONIAL ROOK STORE
Geo Port.
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SPECIAL !
For SATURDAY Only
LUNDrs FINE
CHOCOLATES
Fresh Shipment Just In.
29c Ib.
Regularly sold at 40c to 50c Ib.
jame6 M.'Campbell
Phm. eB.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Corner North St. and Square
Goderich
Bus. AO 'PHONES Res. 328
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
'COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity Maple
Slats,, Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Cedar or Pinel
TELEPHONES, office 98
residence '12 cr 68
best all
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'Ihe North street Methixlist choir,
twisted by otiose locsl talent. are
practising bard fn preparation for
their concert on April 2Ist. This
p1 omiws to I. • a wusietil treat.
THE SIGNAL • CODER
WDUNOANNON { ELDERLY WOMEN
[DNi[wD(a. Apt :r.
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Mr. J. 11 McNabb returned from •
business Gip to Toronto last work SAFEGUARDED
Mr E Uurnin, principal of Kirwan
dine High School, was home last sal•
urday.
We art (leased to know that Mr• i
and Mrs. Ruhr. Davidson have fully I Til CM6era
ierovered frow their illness.
Ptr. Killougb was home from tiode-
ricb 1a.t Sunday, and Pie. Lorne!
Juhnstc.n it home now a few days'
..wing to sickness.
Mr* Gartman, who has teen htome
for two weeks. owing itt the three. mf
het little son. rationed uta Monday to
her.cht.,1 at Riebmond Hill.
New cars 01 measles are still devel
oping, but fortunately none of for
patients is seriously ill, whish speak•
well for our careful practitioner, Ur.
('ase.
Mt Arthur MWhisky , of tigderich,
was the t. iest of Mr. and Mrs. Rohl.
It.wid...rl the flet part of the week,
previous to going into training with
the 11.1.t Huron Battalion.
Mr.. A ,Treleaven entertained
the choir o the Methodist chtuch or.
Friday e.rninit in horror of Mr Harr y
Bellamy, who left on Monday morn-
ing to join the ranks in (iodetieb.
Mister, Harry Bellamy and Robt. •
More left oa Monday morning to john
the ranks of the Inlet Battalion at
(iodericb. We wish the (toys the best
of Lick, and a safe retutit when the,
Kaiser w. s "Bnough.
7'be members of the 1. O. 0 F.
from oar burg drove toGilder ich Mon-
day evening, when the initiation of
the t bald degree was conferred . They
report having a good tone while there,
all hough the journey was slow
owing to the had roads.
TI a uietuben of Erskine church
choir mer :it the home tit Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. M:X.bh on Thursday evening in
honor of Miss Edith Augustine, who
left for fort Colborne on Saturday
Winning. Mies Augustine was pre-
sented with a jardiniere stand sed a
well -worded address, complimenting
her on her faithfulness and devotion
to choir and Ostrich duties.
Oen Hoetot Rom..
l'te. Benson ('ase, Field Ambulance
Corps. Second t'an. Invision. in Bel-
gium.
Pte. !lett Rivera, 71st Battalion.
Pte. Ernest Seguse, Pioneer ..Battal-
ion. in training in England
Corp. Feed Errington, Gunner, R.
C. H. A., Kingston.
Pte. Arthur Holland, Portsmouth
Battalion, England.
Pte. Ernst Neal, 71st Battalion.
Pie. Earl 1Vlson, 71st Battalion.
Pte. A. Herford, Huron Battalion,
(ipderich.
Pte. Geo. Brazier, Huron Battalion,
(itdet ich.
Pte. Joe. Killougb, Huron Battalion,
Ootterich,
Pte. J. Woodley, Huron Battalion,
Goderich.
Coop. H. Case, Cavalry Headquar-
ters, C. A. S. ('.. Regina.
Pte. lairneJuhnston, 161st Battalion.
Pt r, 14 1.1.Mnore, 161 e1. Battalion.
Pte. Harry Bellamy, ltllat Battalion.
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ST. AtiGUSTINE.
TUESDAY, April 4,.
Mr. Michael Leddy is on the sick
11.1 at present
Rev. James Wilson left on Saturday
for London, whelp he will -1.e the
guest of his brothel Mr, Joe. Wilson.
Mr. and Mt-. 11. Spencer returned
this week to their house at Kinsale
after spending the winter with Mr.
Spa'nerr's -i-ter. Mr. Eliza Thompson,
The regular monthly meeting of the
st Augustus 11 •Men's Institute
will.). held at the hums of sere. %Vit.
McAllister o•n Tuesday, April ilio. at
_:41 p.tn Kindly mote the change
uo the day -Tues las instead of \Ved-
ne-$day. •1V 1 these who have auto-
graph quilt bl..•k, bring theta to this
meeting ?
DUNLOP.
\1'i•rNy.si,.(Y, April
M.(i INei FA KEW ELI,. --A large party.
niirnter ing about right y,nrighborsand
friends of lli and Mrs. G. A. liliddon,
gathered Et their hum•• on Tuesday
evening to under them a farewell nI.
dress prior 10 their dere :flits to snake
their borne tiro! ifntn.lton."'r'be fol
lowing addle-. wns read b. ffr. A 1.1 -
riot
riot •"a :
'.tr anal Mr. Gen•i. t.bddnn. I)nnlop
1Mtsa Ma. ani. Ma.. (Duna -is -1,. 1- ajar
unfeigned .arrow ih •1 we lean r. of year las
hooted departure loom Ilii- r..nm.nity in
wbich ) •.0 hesa a loved for the L,sr ore year..
louring your re -timer an..51.I U. yww Asti.
frove , yoir-.I' a good neighbor. and .twuneh
riend.. saws). ready to lake part iv any
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Mow They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change of Life.
Durand, Wis. - " 1 am the mother of
ourteen children and 1 owe my lite to
Lydia E. Plttkham's
Vegetable Com-
pound. When 1 was
45 and had the
Change of Life,
• friend recom-
mended it and it
gave me such relief
from my bad feel-
ing* that 1 took
several bottles. I
am now well and
healthy and recom-
mend your Compound to other ladies."
-Mrs MARY RIIx..wAY, Durand, Wis.
A M;nw►chasesta Woman W rites:
Blackstone, Masa - " My troubles
were from my age, and 1 telt awfully
sick for three years. 1 bad hot dais*
often and frequently .aUered hum
pains. 1 took Lydia E. Pink es's
Vegetable Compound and now we welL"
-Mn. P1RRRE Cov[NOYER, Boz 239.
Blackstone, Maas.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suRoc •tion; bot Beatles, headaches, back-
aehes,dread of impending evil, timidity.
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation. variable appetite,
weak ores and dizziness, should ber heeded
by middle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink-
bam's Vegetable Compound has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
movement for the welfue and program of the
community or b. the social affairs of the
uelghbuhood. You wall (.' 'greatly wt. -ed by
your n41 friend. and neiahbots here. but in ex
p...tnit our regret At you. departure we alw
erieed our sincere and hearty osobe. let ) our
prp.per(y and happiue,. In the .ph, re to
which you are now gotr1g
1n token of our good going.
In preaest the -e
gifts. trading that they well In .orae dight
mesaaro 000duee to your comfort sod cant.
venison« In your new borne. and that some.
Woos. u M. clack ticks awry the hours, you
will remember the 1)uu10p p•'ople and .end a
kind thought this way for -.odd tang") oe.
Signed om behalf of theduout.
Mist Belle Shaw then presented Mrs-
(Guidon
ta(Giddon witha mantel -clock and Mr.
liliddon.with it pipe. Mr. liliddon re-
plied, beat Lily ilmoking his friends fur
their gifts and good wishes. After-
wards the patty spent several hour*
pleaaanily with music, galore. and
other social ,.•cups idle. including a
lunch, and concluding with • dance,
PORT ALBERT.
W[DNt..D.(Y. April
Sucker fl -hung i- tete order of the
day in the loot 1 these Dines.
Rev. J. W. H.diey, mf Nile. called
on friend. heir itis d,) list week.
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Pure
Powder
Out flaking 1'. n. der is mink
wit!,
99 per cent. Pure Crean
Tartar
1No:li nl tit•:uono mial
:uaraut...l full strength.
%\'ori h :on Ih.
SPEC AL 2k
SATURDAY
WILLARD'S CHOCOLATES
1Th • "ally fort kdipt i t t'ana.I:. r
Regular 40c for 29c Ib.
A.L.Caldwell,Phm.B.
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C. I.. Con1ti,.
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Tailored by hand -skillfully tailored
masterfully tailored, wonderfully tailored
-when you buy made to measure clothes
you enlist the services of skilled hand
tailors.
1 h c advantages of
hand tailoring are over-
\ihelming -- precise fit,
styli' and shape perma-
nency -no puckers, no
wrinkles or strained
fabrics.
We'd like to tailor�g
suit to your measure dais
spring-Vou like to bv
called a good dresser ad
hand tailoring is the sig
road.
ART CL
avv.r tllrrva ► s
Walter C. Pridham
Goderich = = Ontario
Mrs W. Money left Mmda toe a
friendsooth's whit wit►friendsat) •
Mr. Woe. J. haddock hes meetly
joined the telet Battalion sad will 1.e
to training at Oodesieb. We wish
his all kinds of success and a safe re-
turn hoar when the war is aided.
Don't forget to come 10 the box
social at $bep p•rdtoo, Which is to be
held to the school house Friday night.
A good program is being prepared
and w • good time is exported. Pro -
ends to be banded over to patriotic
(tootle.
tlIYTH.
W [uNa'a1DA V, April S.
Mr. am Mrs. Albert P. Young leave
tomorrow for North Bat-tletotd, soak.,
when they will reside.
Miss Nora Mc('aughey had returned
from Stratford, where abe was attend -
tun the Normal School,
The annual meeting of the Blyth
bowling club will be held next Tues-
day evening.
ttev. Geo,. Jewitt and Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Carr were at Toronto last week
attending the temperance convention.
At 8t. Andrew's manse on Thursday
last Rev W. 11 Turner united Edna
Webb and % intern C. Montgomery,
both of Ssaforth, in the bonds of mat-
rimony.
Miss Mildred McColl, of (iodeticb,
who has taken the leadership of Ht.
Andrew's church choir, sang two solos
at the services un Sunday last and was
heard with much appreciation.
Mr. P. McTaggart, of Buster, was
hero this week visiting bis sons, O, F.
and 1)r. J. A. McTaggart. He was •c-
cotnpanied by Me nephew, Mr. Milton
McTaggart, of Saskatchewan, who has
been visiting his relatives in Ontario.
Aikenbead Bros., of London, have
purchased the Blyth sawmill from Mr,
W. Ir. Vanetone, of Wingham, and
took possession last week. One of the
partners will be here most of the time
and it is expected the mill will be run
to its full capacity.
AN OLD-TIMk RISoIDIN'r.-The re-
mains of William Shane, a former
welt -known resident of Blyth, were
interred in Clinton cemetery on Mon-
day. Mr. Shane was in the hotel busi-
new here tetany %eats ago and later
was engaged in the carpenter business.
He left herr to live with hie daughter,
Mrs. A. Belft y, at Montreal, and after-
wards moved with her to New York
and Detroit, being a temident of the
latter place at the time of his death.
He was ninety-three years of age and
is survived by three daugbtere and
one .on : Mn. Nation, Mrs. Belfry
and Mr. Chas. Shane, all residing in
the State., and Mrs. Ft, S. Hay•, of
Seaforth.
HAVE YOU BEEN SICK?
Then you realize the utter weakness
that robs ambition, destroys appetite,
and makes work a burden.
To restore t hipstre ngth and stamina that
is so essential, nothing has ever equaled
or compared with Scott's Emulsion, be-
cause its strength -sustaining nourish-
ment invigorates the blood to distribute
energy throe ghout the body whitens tonic
sake sharpens the appetite and restores
health in a natural, permanent way.
If you are ran down, tired. nervous,
overworked or lack strength, get Scott's
Emulsion to -day. At any drag store.
aced a tbwee. Toronto, Out.
KINUSBRIDGE.
Tr[sDAY. April 1.
Rpt. Father O'Neil, of Parkhill,
viei,ed herr last week.
\1 a are pleased to see Mrs Matt.
Connor out again after her recent hal-
oes:.
\Vold geese are in abundance
oiitations
of Dodd'.. Kidney rills are
legion. The box is imitated,
the outside coating and shape of the
pals a:.• imitated and the name-Dodd's
Kidney- Pills is imitated. Imitations are
d.ulger.ws. The original 1s safe. Dodd's
thine%- Pills have it rerutati.' 1. Imita-
tors have none or they woukln't Unit/its.
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd's
thine.- p111.. Do not be deceived. There
is only one DODD S. Dodds in the
original. Dodds is the name to he care -
101 Abawt-
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Up-to-date Plumbing
This is what you want in your
house or place of business.
Don't let anybody put you off
with the inferior kind that is al -
way's causing inconvenience and
trouble. When yon have s Plumb-
ing job to be done, call in
Fred Hunt
HAtrrt.mow e'rRUKT 'Puma 136
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Not Another
Suit Like
It
THE WEARING of an individual
garment appeals to every lady.
Youlcan he assured of having a Spring
Suit that is individual in style and ma-
terial if you make your selection from
our excellent stock of high-class Tail-
ored Suits for Women. Of none of
the good garments have we more than
one suit of any distinct style, therehy
guaranteeing our customers that individuality in dress somuch
desired.. This applies to practically all the siK
.5suits we show at over... ...
Very attractive styles and splendid values in Tailored Suits at $16.50, $20.00,
$22.50 and $25.00, with some really exclusive novelties at $26.50, $30.00, and
$35.00.
Sport Coats. Special Showing at $io.00
The light separate Coat. either plain cream or cream ground with over check or
stripe, promises to be the popular garment for the coming season. We have pre-
pared for a big demand and are showing some natty styles in these popular garments.
- Special attention is directed to the splendid assortntent at the popular r O�M
price of . . . . . L ill/
eidr. Your choice is not restricted to one or two cloths but we can give you a wide
variety to pick and choose from.
Dainty Easter Neckwear
\Ve are -showing sane dainty new Neckwear 2•.-
Easter wear on Saturday. Pretty. style.: that rr:le.t
the latest ideas in neckwear for women. Price.
25c. 35c: 50c AND 60c
Pretty Waists Too
With the Neckwear carate wipe of the prettiest code
Waist• we have shown for many a tit,. Cut and
modelled is the season's latest styles. They are sure,
to plea -c. Prices are eery toder..te.
$1.25. $2.00 A.D. $2.50
Velvet Cord for Coatings
T.serything paint; top big run on Corded \'ettcts for
separate coats for the coning season. Just received
this week a spacial line that is particularly well
.tdapteel for this purpose. It is 27 inches, wide. extra
firm quality and will stand no end of real hard! wear.
11 cairn in fawn, green and brown, Cl 00
1'ric. iter yard s
1 )ther qualities in Corded Velvets at 60;7 .715C.
Let the "E'JREKA" Cleaner
Help with the Housecleaning
The Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaner will pay
for itself over and over again in the labor it will
save. It is beyond doubt the best Electric Clean.
er made. It is built to last a lifetime• easy; to
operate and has many goal imitate peculiar to
itself. Free demonstration in your own home
if you wish, and easy terms of payment.
April is Awning f`lonth
This is the month to have vonr Awnings repaired or
order new corers. We are agents toxone of the big-
gest Awning nt.ukers in the emotes, and carry a full
range of cloth. amt quote you maker's prices for all
kind,. of Awnings. IS. will measure your windows.
door or verandahs and give you an estimate if you
wish, This is without cunt to you.
April Is Raincoat Month
n A big shipment of new Raincoats just rout of the t.ts,-s
this week. They are right from Canada's foremost
Raincoat, factory. Real snappy styles in .Iesirahlr
cloths, guaranteed without trot' reser.e. Price. for
Coats $8.50. ,$10.00 .lima $13.50
hese
We h.a%r other Coats rot so timid at $4.80 00.'.
$..oO.
April Is Umbrella flonth
You need one for April showers. Some really good
-aloes in our stock nada,. :Attractive handles,stroag
frames and tinfadeahle and uncuttable tops. Each
$1.00. $1.50 AND S2.50
Dozens and Dozens of Pearl
Buttons at 5c
Nearly a thousand dozen of real good Pearl
Buttons, all four -hole• smith finish and clear
pearl, right out from Japan. Worth really IOc.
To sell then quickly, price per dozen 5c
Furniture upholstered
Umbrellas re-covered
Awnings renals, re-coyererl or
put up
Blind- niade to order
DIRECT IMPORTERS
Hodgens Bios.
GODERICH, ONTARIO i
here just now. nut we haven't heard
'of Any toeing brought down yet.
The local Dramatic Club is again re-
hearsing for a drama which it intends
to stage at Easter. Further refer-
ence will be made next week.
We are ;draped to report that John
O'Neil, who had • severe attack of
pneumonia, is recovering nicely. He
is being attended by bislater, Mrs.
Ronald. formerly Miss Martha 0 Neil,
who is a trained nurse.
A Manning Ar r-ID[NT.-It was with
the ie.peet regret that it was learned
last week_that John F. Milllivan, form-
erly of Asshfiekl and proprietor of the
old Sullivan homestead between Kin -
tail and Kingsbridge, nn the Lake
road, met with a ssrMu. accident In
Detroit. lie bad just been promoted
to alucr•ative position In a brass fac-
tory sod while showing • new noon
how to operate root piece of machin-
ery was caught in a wheel, which re-
volted in his leg Neing broken and his
skull bng fractured In two plass.
he is in it serious eoudltion
his any Menda bora are bop.fnl of
his manvery.
A ?Ka..zu.za.-Edward J. Dalton
left again last week after npending fate
winter mouths with hie mother how
HM de.tieatioe this tine is Northern
<ii Odnnshia. bet prier 1'r R=
there he will visit Detroit. Dat►,
Butte and other United States imitate
Owing to travelling some years. ago
tor the good of his health and follow.
(Rs the occupation of proepretnr this
last few years, probably there is no
pennon In Huron county who hay seen •
much of North America as "Ned Jim." f
The cold North. the sunny Mouth, the
silenee of the Northern Ontario forret,'
and the busy life of the great metrop-
olis ate all familiar to Ned. W e wish 1
biro *nemesis in his expedition this sim-
mer and look forward to hie return i
next autumn with a fresh supply of i
stories of his ezpe.:mews for the en-
tertainm.nt and amusement of the
"nativew."
11101191 III= Mil
law Tinel ids ice tibsag
ibsirwll lr. Obis -"I wish all rases
m..sok. rundown wars eesM hate
D was se week and
Rspows 1 amid adalseg thin[
aIhs maim to
se Moiler ledtry
isoda d , _I ..M eat eay-
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skwairet
Friday, April 21st --Keepp this date
free for the tv.neert in North street
Methodist church.
H. 0. Dunlop, Druggist, Ood.Ach
Rost and freedom
tonight from
RHEUMATISM
Make geed was teem ed th..•I.'udl
huhu. W ,e...treeau sl. fed
.sly In Chemhwt la's AMNteae tlal-
.nwt It mr.e the weary ache sed
Bele from ere resa5W wed .$err.
Or *Ws. se you era on mow hal
rest sad seas tearbt
Chamberlain's
Liniment
ghee west ranee
all sears
Ase masa ssni-
Aesessakm new
rani.. toms betel.
lambs.• ate.
Wombs*
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