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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-9-13, Page 44 THURSDAY, SHPT. 13, 1917 YOUR FALL SUIT ,+ AND OVERCOAT • (SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT) Our fall and winter samples are now in and ready for t - your inspection. There are several hundred samples to choose from, comprising the very best imported woollens. ;• Our clothing is designed by "top-notch" artists, tailored by highest skilled tailors. There is a distinctivent ., about our clothing not obtainable by the ordinary cUsttrnl :: tailor. :: We invite your inspection. 2 N.,«h Plaistow, Men -Rail hby. THE SIGNAL - GODERICH ONTARIO i moved into !b douse pdepLased trip Mr. A. King. Mr John &rum of the Wtnnlpelt taterltng Bank Watt ie epsndina two week.' holidays renewing at -quaint - entail byre. He look. hale rod hearty. Mr. A. C. Jackson and family moved to Godt rich on Ttw•day to reside. We age sorry to 1oa fir f,uuly troll our comwuuiry. iday erenleg they were prerruted y their fi ferule of the Methodtat chit' eh with an address, and wit eay chair. The following motored to London fair : Dr. B. C. W -Ir. W. T. Riddell, J. J. R,rhert.on. John Houston, J. Arthur, Lloyd F. reason, Mr. and Mr.. Jas. Nich.d.nn, Mr. and Mr.. Robert Rutledge. Ralph Mmtrn, dater Evens. Miss Elmo. Tungblet. Miss Mev Denstedt, Mise Ellen Philters, Jo.en11 Lawson, John Rwtbhv, Earl Rai.hby, L • Waller C. Pridham ff Sole agent for -i .: 20th Century\ if :i and Art Clothing Borsalino and King Hats iii -:-:-7•;-:-:--:••:.•:-•:..t• .:- ,•,t•.t-l-'.•i-i••t••D•-ht- •-2 :•;-i•-i-1-t-1--:•;••t l' — That Plumbing Job you have been thinking about all ;stuniner-NOW is the time to get it done. before the, cold weather sets in. If .yott want a bathroom fitted up, you .wilt find it to your advantage to consult us. FRED. HUNT "THE Plet'MBER" Mamdton Street Phone 135 I e Often the Cheapest - - i Always the Best 1 W. WALKER Nouse Furnishings Furniture Dealer and Undertaker ,The Store of Quality PHONES STORE 89 RES 197 •e I BAYFIELO. Little Ones. PORTER'S HILL. , 1' LN[aDAT, Seps. 12. Miss Part Potter is visiting nt Currie. Gosling. Mi. John Cox is attending the fair at London this week. Mrs. Melon Knight, ofGoderieh, is spending a new days at Wm. John- son'.. Alter Morri'.h, of (i.aterlrh, has been enjaged•as teacher herr fur the oow- Irg tr.1u. A Marvellous Medicine for Tt-esDAT, Sept. 11. Mr. and Mrs B'ug. of Windsor. re- turned n.•d hoot• this week. Mts. J.A. Douglas. ea Hyde Park, is the .gotta of her sister, Mrs. Jobe Tough. ` A number of ladies from 8r. And. row 'e church at,' ended the Presbvt. vial meeting of the W. 4. S. held at Kip - pen on Tuesday. Rev. James Hamilton, of Goderich. took the services in the Frew:quoisn church last Sunday. Mi. Macfarlane t mule Mr. Hamilton's work at Leeburn and Union churches. AUBURN. WeDNEMDAt, Sept. 12. Miss :Margaret Yungblut_ie visiting at Clinton. Messrs. JAWS H .watt and Jaatee Match are attending the Western Fair. Mr. A. Kingss moved into the douse vacated by Mr. Jackson and ha. the chopping mill iepsired and ready for work. Mr. Forest latter has SCHOOL SHOES, The time is here again to get yopr boys and girls fitted out for school. They will need good strong serviceable Shoes -the kind that will stand the most severe test in any weather. In this .class of footwear you will find at -your Command a very wide range of leathers and styles that will give the best satis- factioh. Values were never better and prices more reasonable than now. —REPAIRING— Geo. MacVicar Northside of Square, Goderich Mrs. Delvina Pelletier, Ste. Perpetue, Quebec, writes : '1 have 'much plea.- ut•e in stating that Baby's Own 1'ab- let• have been a marvellous wedieine in the case of my hebv. i have been using the'iableie for four year.; and don's think there is anything to equal them." In using . the Tablets the wotner has the guarantee of a Gov- ernment aurlyst that they do not con- tain one particle of opium or other harmful drums -they cannot possibly do hare, -they always do good, The Triplets are a•.Id by medicine dealt'''. or by mitil at 25 cents as box from the Dr. % ut.thione• Medicine Co., Brockville, O WHEN USING W I LSON 'S FLY P READ DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW THEM \A' EXACTLY, EXACTLY/ Far more effective than Sticky Fly Catchers. Clean to handle. Sold by Druggists and Grocers everywhere. ,tat flnish•d. DALTON -GAKV EY.- A yviet brit Pretty weJdiug was .olewn z•d et St. Jo.eph'e clot' ch, Kiug.nridge, ou I'ue•dry, t ter -Ch i i.., wh-•. Ali.. ewe.. Harvey, one of Ashfl-Id's most po,wi.r v. 44444 lobo', Derwen the mid - of Ni. Will Delimit. of Detroit, formerly of A•hflrld. H•v. F.th.r MoOorwack ul$,iated. The biide looked cti.rgtittg_aa a"gown of white georeet to crspe with wreath and veil. end wa• atm -oder by lter blister, Mere Nary Gervey, ., Toa'onto, while Mr. Thuwes (hi vey war g. onmy11LN1. 1 hese preprint horn a distance were : Mrs. J i.. Dannelly, at'., Senat w and Nrs. J. .i. D.mnolly and dauttht-r. Martis ; Ida. and Mrs. Richard Don- ut -illy tied, daught. r. Nellie ; Mr. and Mrs. M.har, Mu. Jo-. Chancey, Mr. and Me, Geo. D. Veuehi and daughter Bernice and Mr. Dan Sullivan. Tule happy couple left ma the afternoon 11 train from (ioderich for a honeymoon trip tu\ l'unuuu, Butt/3n, Niigata and other test ies. at er which they will I reside at Uri'. 11. Mi. and M.o. Dal- ton cart), with there the best,'wi-nr. of its it ruins. trends for is IJi K aid happy veyage on the watrimouiai sea. DUNGANNON 1. adtrrtf.emeutr or job pri..ting will it elate prompt ettrptiuu. Telephone (Goderich Rurall.3l MR. N.,F. WHY AHD is the a,..r.o.......GE areut for THE 81(3NAL nt Dungannon. - TCE.oAY, Sept. 11. Cold, isn't it ? Mr. and Mrs. Simon riffles, of Dto- 'troit, are vi.iting in Ashfield, Mi. Nace Dean, of Montreal, is spending a few days under the par- rn•al roof. Mr. WiII Myers ba+ returned home after *pending a few months at %Vey - burn, Sask. The Messrs. Harry and 'Thomas Chirholut. of Lerburu, visited friends 1111.4 o0 Sunday. Mr. and Mr-. Leo McGlynn and faintly motored from Detroit last week and are visiting at the home of- t be hthe f.trmrt's father. The after -vacation exodus has again t iketi place and Kinggsbt idge has tiepin, taken the role of "Tile Deserted Vil- lage.' as ell the teachers and studeute have left to take up their respective duties in school and college. A Sao FAREWELL-\Vonldn't it be more fun for us if those Solicitor - Gents. .1 olicitor•Genrr.1 chap-, ere„ were throwing *lam+ actin* the 11 or at each other regarding the O. W. S. R.—.s. in the C. N. R. deal -instead of watching that sneaky -looking little locomotive slowly hut surely tearing up the rail- road and trying to make us forget that we ever dreamed of living in Moderniser? But let us be chalk - able -even toward inanimate objects -and hope diet wherever those rails are relaid thee will "rest in pea.:*" THa HeavEsT.-The hum and pound of the •hreshing outfit is again *prevalent sound and seen, farmers in the vicinity have cleaned out their barns in order to make ro.oni for more. (Owing to the exceptionally large amount of straw this year, and the fact that many horn filled with hay, grein.atecks are not an uncommon sight and malty find it necessary to make more than one joh of threshing: Favorable reports of the yield of grain are current, although the barley is a small sample and there is considerable ligta oat.. A week of fine weetner will see most of the har- ■IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII111111IIIIiIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII■ 1 as3 I Printing Where do you get your printing, Mr. Merchant ? I)o ) au t►r(lcr it from city canvassers, and give )our own town Printers the go-by? You should bear in mind that your own business interests are\injured by sending work out of town. The S hal can o and does just as printing as the cit offices, d can meet cit rices. • Next, time yo city house, call with you. 1 are tem ed to give an order to a t- ephone and let us have a talk ''T'he Signal Or,itrm left with him for-ub-,riunon- THOS DIC NGANNON INat'gR OV MARRIAGE LICENSES ('OMMIssIO. K FOR AYFID.svirs, ETC., AND CONVEYAN( EK WILLS. MUMS, MoaTstoae. ETC.. CAagr('I.Ly gxkceTEI ♦silt Hussy eurruau ria Moaruse*r Agent for glee, Wind and Life ln.unuce in the best Comi• uuer wily. WANTED Live Poultry—every week. 'Phone for trice's. J. 11. McNABB, Dungannon. Telephone No. 3S. W-t*DNEIDAY, Sept. 12. Three will be no service in Er-km ithurch ;;t Sunday, Sept enter 10th. M Mia. n••c0'Iue :•, of L,trknow, i,. tis,,• ing at the home of Mr. and Mts. g. Stothere. Mrs. McRae, of Locbalab, and Mrs. Patterson, of Lucknow, spent a few days the guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. F Has. Last.9unday Mr. R. D. Cameron, of now, dei+vr, ref sees abia_ad_ dr wises in Dungannon and Port Alpert Presbyterian churches on missions and the budget. Mr. Lorne McKenzie left this morn Ing with an auto -load tor the Western Fair at London. The perry included Messrs. Belt Treleaven, N. F. Whyerd, J. C. McFarlane and Ceara ConConstrain.trine riosi OP HEY. M. P. (`RAw.- Induction service will be conducted in Erskine church on Tuesday dternoon, September 18. at 2 o'clock, when Rev. M. P. ()mils. of Bothwell. will be In- ducted into the charges of Dungannon and Port Albert Presbyterian churches. Rets. R. McCellurn, of Lucknow, C. M. Rntberford, of Reid's Comer*, and Little, of 8t. Helens, will take part In the service. Tax DUNOANNON FAIR.-Thur+day and Friday, Oct .her 4 and 5, are the dates of Dungannon.'. big fair this year and preparations fur the eveut are now well under way. For the coocei t on Friday evening. the well-known and popular entertainers of Toronto, Messrs. Brazil and White, have been engaged and Mr. Raymond Redmond and others will assign in the program. Look for further announce-oenus and peen to spend a pleiaent die at the Dungaoonn (air. A HAPPY EVENT. -A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Sproul, Dungannon, on Wednesday evening. September Itw 5th, when their daughter Mhoily Pearl was united in marriage to Mr. 8. Arthur Elliott. of Dungannon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. i. A. McKelvey- in the presence of a few relatives', The wedding march was played by Mies Clara Sproul sister of the bride. The bt ids, veining the room on the arse of her father, was attired in a dress of white silk crepe - de -chine with a very pretty veil sod orange blossoms.ms, and carried a bouquet of bridal ruse. and fern. The bridal pair stood under an arch of evergreens decorated with pink and white asters mud n barge whiteb-bl in the centre. After congratulations had been extended those parsons pu- took 01 a sumptuous sopburger. The Presents, which were numerous and creole, betokened the widesp rad popular ty of the happy couple, who are now residing nn the tnw ro's farm on the 3rd coneeasion of Aahfleld. The grouse'.. gift to the bride was re pen - ant nt pearls and to the pianist a antero ring. m Store hope T 11 E COLBORNE STORE lime 'Phone 35 EARLY FALL GOODS Early buying mails the first choke of a range of g.aods at the lowest price : the b-st styles to choose from'and the best similes and colorings. We especially advise people to buy early this season on account of the uncertainty of the market. Let us show you the fall goods now, even if you do not intend buying until later. We like to show our large and well 4sorted range. :3.39. Think.of a Silk Crepe de Chine Waist for $3.39, ie different colors and with a large collar and the newest trimmiugs and designs. On Saturday, or the first of kite coming week, we will put hitt, stock a large number of Silk Crepe de Chloe Waists to retail at $3.39. We want everybodx to have oue of these -Waists, forthey ale real values at u' low pent. Re- meniber the price $J.39. • WE SPECIAALIZE IN SILKS. Our Silk department is most complete and we have a large range of Duchess, Taffeta, P.tilette, Silk Crepe de Chine, Georgette Crepe, and all other wanted Silks, such as Coating Silks and others. Duchess Silk in all colors, 30 inches wide, in a very heavy weave, iu all wanted shades, at 41.50 a yard. Silk Crepe de Chines in all the newest and staple shades, at $1.65 a yard. Poplins, Georgettes and Taffetas iu all colorings. Burgundy, taupe, green and nigger brown are the best shades. The first 'showing of the heavy wool Stockings is 9n our tables. We have values iii Hose that are real. Boys' heavy, medium and light- weight all -wool or cashmere Stockings i11 all sizes, from 40c a pair up. Girls' and ladies' , cashmere Hose in all sizes and a range of qualities. Heavy cotton Stockings for early fall wear for boys and girls, at 25c and 35c. Tiley can he seen on our counters at any time. A real Corset, with fit, style and finish, means GODDESS laced -in -front. A style for every figure. Goddess uieans Corset comfort. This is the leading Corset at a moderate i'rkv. Ask to see these new corsets. - 1a✓ J. H. COLBORNE Svc t Mr. Harry Macey is taking in t1,e I•IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII■ London exhibition. Born -t, Mr. and Mrs. %VIII Humph- = ray, a daughter. on Tuesday, Augo.t -'..,and. Mr. PiitcharJ, cf the 12th comes- iu ii. had a successful balm' maim( last = war k. MI. Louis Wert herhead and daugb• iE ter Lulu spent a few days at'T000ut' I= last week. , Messrs. James Aftcheson, John Var = refit sed Victor Ewwersou have lett . GREAT for the. W est. Mr. W. J. Humpbte) 1. under tie ,= doctor'. care. We hope W hear of his speedy recovery. Mr. W. E. McPherson and family I C motored to London on Tu -•day W at- tend the exhibition. .� 1 'Misr Gladys %Vebt, end Miss Mary McQuillan ere attending the COILISti. C atom' class at Lucknow. The anniversary services will be held' in Bethel church um 8inday, Septa'.- bar 22.ird, Rev. W. Latle will preach , _ h to afternoon and evening. Music will be furnished by the St. Helens Presbyterian choir. The St. Helens Woruen's Institute will hood a meeting on Friday aftei- noon, September 21, when Ali.. muth- eib.,d (Ewh,mi• (.f the Lrpartulent of Agriculture, will give a et' titration in emoting fruit and eve- W tables. Allithe urewbrt'., wuwwii easel a. ' girls, ate invited. MapiG. ALLEN. t FREE JUST ISSUED—Most Complete New War Map of Fighting Area in Western Europe—a marvel of detail; of special interest to Canadians ; every point of interest easily located ; size 2 1-3 x 3 1-4 feet, in four colors. 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