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MERIDEN SILVER POLISH
CREAM
Made by the makers of
1847 Rogers Bros.
silverware
Positively the best silver
Polish made. Will re-
store the blackest silver
to its original state with
the least amount of
work
We absolutely guarantee
' 1r this to be better and less -
k . e7t -1}lffrt any
eoth r Polish on • the
market. Money'\willing-
ly refunded if not, satis-
factory. Price for
jar, 25c
We also have the Redi
polishing doth for
silverware, which re-
quires no cream and can
be used until it is worn
to pieces. Agent's price
from door to door 25c,
our price to introduce,
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DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. W HYARD is the
agent tor THE SIGNAL et Dungannon.
Orderw lett with him for nubeeripcleoe,
advertisement. or job printlog will to
ewe prompt attention. Telephone
Goderich Rural) N$
WEDNESDAY. Feb. ±,
The roads are in Roo- shape since
the thaw.
Mr McGratten is reported very in
at rrewnt.
Mise Ruby Stothers, of Goderich, is
visiting friends here this week.
Assessor Caweron was on his official
visit to Dungannon on Wednesday of
1 this week. •
We are glad to report that Mrs
Sloan is improving in health 'altbougb
not very rapidly._ __ _ a
a'slelghluad of toung folks stteoded
the sarnleal et Lnekoew o. Tuesday
eyeing. All report s good time. ..
Keep sn 4470 out for the y thdA is
n+ be given sees i. the travel
Hall by ' one's own t."
Mn H. 11. Duet had the misfortune
of slipping on the slipperwalk on
Tuesday and treeturing her -wrist .
Mrs. F. L. Ure1Rhton has returned
to bar home et Detroit after spending
two weeks with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kirks.
Mr Marvin Duralo, of. the 8terhng
Bank, Auburn, game homesick on. Sat-
urday last and has sinee been confined
to bed with plsurie . We hope to ass
Marvin around again resp.
WsDDINo.—A happy event took
place OD Wednesday worning at this
week at the ,borne of Mr,, and Mn:
James helde Bch eontlssaies of Aub -
Odd, their reunite* daughter, leery,
being united io wedlook to Mr. Wil-
liam Mason McAllipter, of West We-
wano.h. The aobrewony was per-
formed at 11.90 'o'clock by Baty. 0.
Gomm in the presence of a few Im-
mediate relatives and friends. Mary
Parks, niece of the bride, acted as
Hower -girl ; otherwise the bridal pair
were unattended. After the wedding
dinner Mr. and Mrs. Reid drove to
Goderich add took the 4.20 train for
Toronto and other points on a honey-
moon trip, after whloh they win re-
side on the groom's farm on the 7th
oncesaiou of Watt K awaaoeh. The
b ide wore a andsowe set of tura,
th gift of the groom. Many friends
wise the young couple unalloyed
happ ere in the life before than.
uD DEATH.—On Tuesdayof last
week o villagers were shocked to
hear of th sudden demise of Mr Ben-
jamin Au aline. Wh11e be was
known for a time to be unwdll, .yet
he went ahold bis dailyduties with
little complaint's, The ailure of Lis
appearance at th word hour on Tues-
day morning led an immediate io-
eenigation,wren was found that
life had passed away:., Dr. Case was
iwatedistely called a on examina-
tion concluded that Mr had
passed away about an no and a half
previously, heart failure ing the
Dawe. He was a man of ate log qual-
ities, industrious even to Ilse et. He
leaves a family of two sons an three
daughters to mourn Ole loss. The
daughters are Mrs H. Walker, ort
Artbur: Mrs Alex. pent laud end
Clara, and the eons Laverne, of
gine, and 0. E., of Dungannon. All
were present at the funeral except La -
verve. The irumina were interred in
Dungannon cemetery on Friday after -
noon, Rev. G, (Bowen ofticisting.
THOS. G. ALLEN,
DUNGANNON
IttsrgR rap MARRIAGE LICENSES
,l 0 UuaeIONER FOR AFFIDAVITS, MTV.,
AND CONVEYANCER
*ILLS. DazDm. MONTOAOWN. AORxaraM'r.l,
LTC., CARRrI'I.Lr E1fltCUT[D AND
MONICT tlr•eel.lan TOR
MowrnAnaa
Agent for Ren. %Vied and [Ate Inaarano• in
the beet Companies eelr
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i ANOTHER GREAT P�tODUCTIUN
at the MOTEL TaEATRE
"THE CHRISTIAN"
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THE RTGN&L QOD RIGH : ONTARIO
PORTItA'S HILL.
TUESDAY, Feb. /TA
t4oTsa,—Mee Roy Irmosh and
ter, of Goderleb. epaot ibe week w w
Mn. Wesley Vaudeebtttg Mr., Wee-
ky b.irburlton Saturday
schi re visited
Statortnext meeU.g of the Ladles' Aid will
be had at the borne of Yrs. John A.
Cog, ors Thursday. March sub. At the
last meeting the omoen were elected
W000: foam, t PresMM.t• Me.. Muton
• 'les pradde.t, Yrs. (.,�
1 M[i 1 tssretary, Ilia. loobia
'Lindsay: teessus.e. Mra Wesley Van-
derburg.tr<ks IaysaOory of
tieatttt by menthe �Ne rad
nor
Pia taste gas an
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in your blood, V1gta's Iron
�W Haake new rieb .Wood sod
in band
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J. P. Walters' Great Removal
OE SALE
is a Winner ---Everything Goes
NO RESERVE
YOU SAVE 40 to 50%
by buying your Shoe requirements now while this sale lasts
Specials for Saturday
5UPairs of Ladies' Ox- q Pairs of high Shoes
fords and Pumps, I 25 in kid. patent leather t
black sand tan, sizes toe cap.
'g to 6. Regular
• $3.00 and$3. 50, $ i AQ Regular $2.; a,.
Saturday ..... • Saturday .403
All ter Shoes, Club Bags, Snit Cases and Trunks on sale ■
a great deal less than present wholesale prices.
Rememl*r all leather goods are going higher every day, if
you watch\the markets you are wise to this fact. An op-
portunity such as this comes your way very seldom. Shoes
wil4 be double the present prices in less than 6 months.
-MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES"
Bu.- your Boots\\ and Shoes now—before this sale closes.
I have the follow$ fixtures for sale : 2 showcases, 1 P
silent salesman, 1 la a mirror, 1 small mirror, 1 box
ore, 1 coal heater; paper cutter, light fixtures, 2
SiSE ilERE
ger pitchers, 1 butt fastener, 'also window display
eta s.
J. Pe' !ALTERS, WALTERes' C0,60,
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See the New Suits
:st`es
FIRST showing of new sprang Snits to Saturday and next week. The sdnsce
sbipenenta and cornet styles for Ihe-c 1fag sesssals ewer are ostr tem our racks
and we invite you to see them on Saturday. When we tell you that most of
these are the famous " Northeiay Garments" you can feel satisfied that they are the
last word in style for the Doming season and that the quality of the material and the
workmanship are beyond any question. The aeasoq's most popular materials are
represented in this early showing and there is a splendid variety of colorings and styles
to pick and chdoee from.
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The Sale of Separate Skirts
Don't miss the chance to get a separate Skirt for
a small price that this sale affords. Weare selling
a clearing lot of new separate Skirts in verges
both black and navy, and fancy tweeds. The
Skirts were merle to sell at 1.5O and $&00.
Special sale price is only N,S$
White Habutai Silk 69c
Here is a special bargain for the Ent Saturday in
March. Heavy quality real Habutai Silk, in
white only, will wash like a piece of cotton, yard '
wide, firm strong weave that will give satisfactory
wear. Splendid for waists. Per yard only. ..(s1e
The Blouse Sale
The sale of Blouses 'will continue for another
week hat should see the last of this special lot
so • TIt is an opportunity to pick up an extra
occuBlou or two at a little puce, that will not likely
gun this season.
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21.23 see are selling for gee
$1.60 Blduses are selling for. . 51.1a
Fine voile\pr habutai silk Blouses selling at fj1.1111
Handsome mbroidered voile Biouses,'lwortb u
to $S.00, for, `1.$
Extra quality bite habutai silk Blouses, sellin
at 51.IIm
Millinery Apprentices Wanted
We want one or two, rt girls, those with a little
sewing experience erred. to learn millissery.
Apply as early as ble.
New Millinery
The new Milliner] for spring is bare and the
,department is an ready for early business. Wear*
busy preparing for the formal opening. data st
which will be announced later, but in the mean-
time will be pleased to show you the new styles
any time you call. -
Big $Io.00 Sale of Muffs
Big Saturday clearance of odd bluffs, many
kinds represented in the lot. Values up to
$30.00. No neck -pieces to match these,
but it you wast aa odd Muff it is your
chance to get o.e ata bargain. See them
Saturday. Your choice of the tot only
510.00
Special Bargains in
Muskrat Coats
Muskrat Coats are going to be very much higher
in price for next season. Coats bought at this
season's prices are $16.00 at lest teas than sande
qualities can be had for next year. Some manu-
facturing furriers say they will not make them up
for the coming sewn. We ram across one the
other day who said be would not, and got from
him a"rew choice Coats at low prices, Thes Costs
are now here. If you have any thought at all of
buying a Fur Coat for next season we an make it
worth your while to buy ogle of these. Pone in
and see them anyway.
Direct Importers
Hodgens Bros.
00A:ric6, Ontario
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HALL CAINE'S superb love stn , in eight parts
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and Saturday, March 16th and 17t
John Storm Denouncing Lord Robert Ur*
MATINEE BOTH DAYS
500 SCENES
"The Christian'' is a strong story, and has been produced a bril-
liant group of VITAGRAPH PLAYERS in most realisti orin,
making it one of the most stupendous- and vivid picture -dramas e er
seen. The two\principal roles are taken by
EDITH STOREY, as GLORY QUAYLE
AND
EARLE WILLIAMS, as JOHN STORM
Prices 25c and 35c. Matinee 15c and 25c
Sale of seats a week in advance
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WHAT THE NEW YORK CITY' PAPERS SAID
"Unquestioned Success" ,. . Mail
"Graphically Pictured" Herald
"Mast notable motion picture" ....... ...,Tribune
"Forcibly presented photo -play",., ., Press
"Most elaborate photo -drama ever made"Telegraph
"The Christian is a wonderful achievement" dobe
John Storm ale ot•ry Swore
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