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THE SIGNAL - GODERICH_ONTaRIO
Which would you rather have during war
time—a smaller bar with wrapper -premium or
a bigger bar for the money without the
premiums ? We knew what your answer
would be so we threw all our tremendous
purchasing. power into buying soap materials
only—now you get
of several dmonths.e of the deceased te . was
H tbe second ug
and Mrs. McCracken and was born in
Brussels.
Ripley Express: Misses Sarah and
Catherine Carter have taken the placessof
their two brothers driving the milk wag-
ons to the Huron factory. One of the
brothers has enlisted and the other is de-
voting all his time to farm work. The
young ladies have each a heavy route and
have no difficulty in handling the horses
and arriving at the factory on schedule
time.
The home of Mr. and Mrs 1). Milne,
Ethel. was the scene of a happy gathering
on Tuesday, May 21st, tt bring the
fiftieth anniversary of their marriage.
During the whole period of fifty years
Mr. and Mrs. Mime have been residents
of Ethel. For some time Mr. Milne was
in the lulling business. but for many
years he has been (arming. The family
conal is of a son and four daughters, with
numerous grandchildren and great-grand-
children. The daughters were all home
for the celebration, the son, who lives at
CalgarY• biting unable to come. The day
was marked by the tendering of gifts and
good wishes, the former including a purse
of gold for each of the worthy couple
presented by their children and grand-
children.
Your grocer always has
Comfort. Once you use
it you always use it.
That's why it has
-enormously the largest
sale in Canada.'
Pureley,Diatesaa It G.
Limited, Tomato
S PEC' ALS
at McEWEN'S
When you your 'our garden
ready don't forget we have the
new seeds in •Dutch Sets, Irish
Cobbler Potatoes frotn the seed -
house, Government inspected
and marked.
Von have read of Tobacco duty
yaonn
Tea, Coffee, oco
Matches. Get in your supply.
Our values in Tea cannot be
beat. Our coffee is No. 1.
Special in klatches for Satur
day. 5c a package.
Special in Washing Ammonia.
A few cases left at 5 cents a pkg.
worth lOc now and some at lfk
worth 15c.
Our line of prunes is, moving
at 12 c and 15c a lb.
A nice assortment of children's
school Hats at good values.
J. J. McEWEN
coo .a DISTRICT
THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS MOTHER
Tells How Lydia E.Pinklham's
Vegetable Corepounsl
Restored Her Health.
WINGHAM.
Kenneth Nichol had . his right arm
broken while cranking a car.
Pte. Alfred Taylor has returned home
invalided from France. He went over-
seas with the 18th Battalion in 1915.
W. H. Willis has been appointed
representative for Wingham and district
of the War Lecture Bureau.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Murray and family
have gone to St. Thomas, where they
ll
reside in future, Mr. Mur ay having
secured a position with the Bell Telephone
Co. there.
SEAFORTII.
PhtladIIP a, Faback:was heed, very
I felt
away sickly most of the
time. 1 went to a
doctor and he said
I had nervous indi-
gestion, which ad-
to my weak
condition kep
worrying most of
the Unie — and he
said if I eoucould
not
stop that, I
not get well.
heard so muchabo(it
1, diaE. Pinkhanr s
Vegetable Com-
pound my husband wanted me to try it.
1 took it fora week and felt a little bet-
ter. I kept it up for three months, and
1 feel fine and can eat anything sow
without distress ornervousness. ''— M es.
J. WORTNLINS, 2842 North Tay
Philadelphia Pe.
The majority of mothers nowadays
allays
overdo, there are so many the retell
emands
upon their time and strength;
is invariably• weakened, run-down,
nervous conition with headaches, back-
ache, irritability and depression - and
exon more serious ailments develop.
it is at such periods in life that Lydia swill
''inkhorn's Vegetable Compo.
restore
t to a onormal healthy eendtuos, a$
sisters also survive, several of them living
in Exeter and district.
Chas. Anderson. son ofMr. and ip trs.
oss
J. W. Anderson of StephenSask., to
I married May 15th at Abbey.
VMr.and Mrs.OI Fenton of Victoria B. C. ltir.
EA hof uric
Victor E. Appel, son of a Miss ()live
en
Pee . Z h has resigned a Int and Mrs. Anderson will reside at Sceptre,
tion as bank manager to enlist in the Sask.
Royal An Force.
IAt the Thames Road manse on Satur-
MMrs. John Gellman, daughter of Mr. day.May 2.i, E. Mae Horton, daughter
and Gellmhn of Zurich. was of Mr. and Mrs. N. Horton, was mar-
1marri
oyd at Flint, Mich.. n. May ''2.i, to vied to Archibald B. Rowchffe. The
old ide at l l d Elkton. Mich. Whey newly -wedded couple will reside on the
IwillA reside at Elkton. groom's farm south of Hensall.
A pretty wedding took pluesdayace at �• While helping to reshingle the barn on
IPeter's church, Drysdale, An on daughter of the farm of William Bell, 2nd cones•
last week• when rafts Anna, aua sion of Hay township, John Follick, of the
the
and Mrs.Frank Cnger. u, became same township, was taken with heart
they bridewas ofp performed
ed idingrr. The core. failure and passed away. He was working
Aeon) rds there dd byg Rev. A. Bordet• sserved alone at the time. but on examination no
� at the home wedding he groodinner's mother bruises were found on the body• so it was
and supper atothe thome of the brides evident he had not fallen of the roof
parents, where a pleasant social evening ofothe barn.d Ile was over many years
was spent. Seventy-five guests were and Mrs. Lundy, of
Rev. R. A. Lundy
present. township, Walton. leftlast week for Edam. Sarkat-
ff
Taylor, of is sixty . chewan. where they will take charge of a
Theed deceasedo May • i in his ni invalid
Year. mission field for June, July. August and
had been an invalid for ten September. Rev. A. J. Mann. of Brussels.
11 years
a appointed will take the work at Walton for June and
Rcv. A. R. Garrett has been PPp uly.
' hy the Bishop of Huron to the charge of JJohn Perris, of Edmonton, Deputy
the Anglican parishes of Hensall and Minister of Municipalities for the Prov -
Staffs. ince of Alberta. is visiting relatives in
Duncan MiC allum, an old resident of Grey township He is taking a holiday
Walton who recently passed away. left a for the benefit of his health.
, bequest of 1500 for Duff's church, Wal Mr. and Mrs S. O. Carta have moved
ton. from Auburn to Belgrave,' having 1pur-
News has been received of the death o t chaired a home at the latter place from
1 Wesley Sanders, a former recant of Mrs. C McCrea, who purposes removing
1 - h wCliche
ich o hcegiV atf t Detroit
i
Seaforth business places will have a
weekly half•holyday during the summer
monthr, on Wednesdays.
Daniel Clark. an old resident of Eg-
mondville. suffered a paralytic stroke
Monday of last week and died on Thurs-
day. He was eighty-six years of of Canadag
A branch o 1 the Navy League
is being organized here.
Words of Praise for
Baby's Own Tablets.
'Phone 46 - - Gillk
Tst:perAY, JINN 6, 1618 7
411111M.11101 II= 1111111111/MNInk
BOYS' SUITS
$3.75
Boys' two and three-piece Suits
with plain pants, ages from 12 to
16 years, regular $5.00 to 58.00,
special for
$3.75,
McLEAN BROSe
The Square, Goderich
4WD =I MIND
Semi -Ready Tailors
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and was eerioully wounded at,Passchen-
d 1 the ht one eye being destroyed.
No medicine receives such great praise
from thankful mothers as do Baby's Own
Tablets. Once a mother has used them
for her little ones she will use nothing
else The tablets are a mild but thorough
laxat
ae e, sig
The Main stree�t(NMethodist parsonage � C
Bert(FI t trite yon of John Fletcher I =
the same township..
hy officiated. The
aide on their farm
was the scene ons ay 21st of the wed -
dingo e c C ss �•
of l'sboryre, to bliss l`lellie Stone, daughter
of Edward Stone o
Rev. S. W. Muxwor
young couple will,
near Sunshine.
LUCKNCI I.
Ernie Miltson underw an operation
for appendicitis in the (- ich hospital
and at latest report was dor
Miss Jean Mackenzie, of •\the military
convatescem hospital at St. John. N. B., is
home on a month's furlough. •
Miss Lorisa Campbell has , returned
from Toronto, where she •vas attending
stomach;
They oututate the• bowels and I busine s college, and has taken a position
sndmesh; drive conpaand in the Molsrns Bank. This makes the
indigestion; cure colds and simple (tee s; fourth lady to jean a bank staff ,m Luck -
promote healthful sleep and make teeth- \
ing easy. Concerning them Mrs. Omer, now• y t
LeBku. Maddington Falls. One . writes: iy
—"1 am well satisfied with Baby's Own h d f \1r and biles
Tablets and will always use them for my
little ones.'' The tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or hy mail at 2.i cents a
box from The Dr. Williams \ledicine Co.,
Brockville. Ont. •
Horace Aitchison went to Toronto as
week to volunteer for military sere e•
This makes the third woof =
T. Aitchison to don tbe khaki.
Gordon Drinkwalter, of Goderich, has
bougbt out A. Solomon's tinsmithing
g 1
equipment and will move to Lucknow
shortly.
The ILucknow woollen mills will be in
operation again this season.
CLINTON.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Saville on May
24th celebrated tbe twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of their wedding.
Miss Millie K. Holmes. of St. Cath-
arines, whose death is announced, was
born in Clinton and was a sister of Mr.
Robert Holmes, formerly \I. P. for West
Huron, now of Toronto, and of Mrs. 11.
B. Chant of town. Miss Holmes had
been for many years a valued member of
the teaching stall of the St. Catharines
public schools and was very highly
esteemed in the city of which she was.a
resident.
Mas Charl•.)tte Carter will m )vf Short-
ly to Hamilton, "where jeer grandsons.
Delbert and Tom Higgins, have good
positions.
(,apt. C. E. Do ding, formerly mana-
ger ofl the Masons hank here, wh)
went overseas with the 161st Hatt:Ilion.
has returned t to Canada and was m
Clinton for a brief visit to his mother.
The marriage took place atthe
Church
of the Immaculate Concept
on Wednesday. May 29th, of Mary F ,
eldest daughter of Mrs. Thomas Catbert,
of Stratford, formerly of Clintor.. to
Alph rinsus V. Quigley, on of Mr. and
Mrs. Patrick Quigley of }1uRevt 1Th
e
ceremony was puformed by
Hanlon of London. After the will make
n
trip Mr. and Mrs. Quigley
their home in Clinton, the groom having
a position on the staff of The News Rec-
ord.
n towns tp, o
,peg ars. \lay 'list. at the age d Miss Clara McCracken. of Brussels,
r ° He le
aves a widow and
(arty twoye child
don Sunday, May 26th. after an illness
two small children. Six brothers and four
EXETER.
Pte. Norman Norry. son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Norry of Exeter, returned home
from overseas on May 24th. He enlisted
in October. 1916, when he was lust one
month over sixteen veare.of age. He was
in the trenches in France for six months
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inhas Noth g on Credit
Cash
11\
Why ask credit where your credit
is questioned ?
Come to us where your credit is as
good as your neighbor's cash.
L. B. TAPE
The Singer Sewing Machine
Agent has taken.mer the
agency of the
International Harvester
Company
on Hamilton Street
and will handle both lines
Farm Machinery and
Singer Sewing Machines
.-\ fair share of the public pat-
ronage will he appreciated.
JUSTfARRIVED
AT
WALKER'S
A SPRING SHIPMENT OF
Linoleums and
Congoleum Rugs
W. f . Powell
The Grocer
in different sizes.
Also a new stock of Rugs
worth seeing. VA.
A call at the store will con-
vince intending purchasers
that Walker's is the place to
deal.
On the Squire
Telephone 91
r •
W. Walker
THE FURNITURE MAN
ON THP S4VARE
fDRIt-�NDEYS BOTHER
Eat leas meat and take Salta for Back-
ache or Bladder trouble —
Seutral.ises acids
e Davis Garage
s(,1 •'I' 11
Gasoline 35c a gallon,
from the Bowser pump that puts the Gas in Gasolint
Just arrived -one barrel of DRY CELLS, standard
test. 40c each. —_
Get our prices on Tires and Tubes.
We handle nothing but the best in Oils. —•
Free air always at your service.
We have a complete stock of CHEVROLET CARS
on hand at all times.
Also a few second-hand Fords and one large Clinton
Csr for sale cheap.
Auto Livery in connection with the Garage.
T. M. DAVIS
SOUTH STR1E1FT
Chevrolet Agency
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tale acid is meat excites the ^ kidneys,
they bemuse overworked; g. ggsk.
&oke, and feel like lumps of lead. The
urine becomes elouly; the bladder isirri-
tatod, and you may be obliged to seek re-
lief two or three times during the night.
When the kidneys elog you must help
them flush off the body's urinous waste
or you'll be • real sick person siortly.
At Ira you feel • dull misery in the kid-
ney region, you suffer from backache,
sick headache, dirzineim, stomaek get*
.our, tongue coated sod you feel rheu-
matic twinges when the weather is bad.
Fot less meat, drink lots of water;
alio gat from any pharmaciet four manors
h 1
of Jaglsu .1 water.
take t bele eh breakfast
in • F will
for • few daps and your kidnep�
then act fine. Thisfamous salts is mule
from the acid of grapes and lemon joie",
combined with Lithia, and ban boos used
for snow -rations to clean slogged kidneys
and stimulate them to sonnet aetivity.
also to neutralize the acids in urinee, in
it no longer is w 'mime of irritatimi.
thus ending bladder weakness.
,Tad Salta is inexpensive, cannot in-
jure; makes a delightful efferveeeent
lithia-water drink whieh everyone doubt
take now end then to keep the kidneys
elms and active. lirnfgi'ts hers ea7
(Len at 11 lulu of ,T•.l Salts 1s idiot who
hellos* , . ,.,•r, ,,,.n,, 1. A,,cy trouble
stile it is only trout•k.
AN ADDED PERFECTIdN 01.4XNEW
PERFECTION 011. COOK/STOVE
IE Nrw Perfection Cabin is the conk's thin[ h.irirl.
TStnse and e attached
ttprove idtto tgryew
esPerfection t 1,1 1 lurk
It provides a 1 niBesilc shell lor ag to i1'nl
plates and keepleg {coal hot
watt
fpm beinge
0., r>attered with grease and scope sise stove, ihe hack prevents the k c n.. nos
from h Bing { process of cooking.
from ails ling the heat in the {x
The New Perfection Cabinet is oar of the wet uwfu)
improvements since the advent of the Long Blue Chimney
A big addition at a small cost.
stovehco New Peplete rfection all year oundc cos oking service.Perflctil.n
Rer+fhkk Cool 011 j1 se
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