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COME ON SATURDAY FOR
YOUR OVERCOAT
We have received great praise for our Overcoats.
They have the style -that snappy appearance which
appeals to stylish young men: warm, comfortable. dur-
able, stylish. Prices $15.00 to $40.00.
UNDERWEAR
The vety best makers' goods
are to be found at this store:
Stanfields', True Knit. Pen-
man's, Turnbull's, in combination and two-piece. Our
prices are right.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT
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Suits and Overcoats made to order by 20th Cen-
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In Trouble.
"What's in the mill from your hus-
band today?"
"A couple of eedks. He wants me to
thread 'em and 30 'em back to him.
Gat to do so sewing. he says." -
Louisville Courier- urnal.
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Rubber
Footwear
The season is here agai
for Rubber Footwear.
It is very essential that \
everyone keep their
feet dry and warm.
The Life-littoy Rubbers
are the best in quality,
style and will give the qpost
service. They are now in
stock at the lowest Pbmiible
prices.
Have a look at our Heavy
Shoes for workingmen.
They are without excep-
tion the most reliable goods
' made in Canada.
- REPAIRING -
Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Goderich
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McEwen's Specials
Men ' s and by'.' fleece- i ned
Underwear, winter weight, at
special prices.
Men's Cardigan Jackets to take
the place of a sweater and not
so bulky.
Men's and 1 -os' Knitted Mitts
and Leather Mitts.
A new shipment -nt-Crompton
Corsets, all sizes in stock. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose.
Winter weight. Last year's
Mock at last year's prices.
FRUITS
for Christmas Cake
Best package seeded Raisins.
Best package seedless Raisin,.
also in hulk.
Currants in stock. Hard to get
this year.
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peel
Shelled Walnuts, Almonds and
Filberts.
Lemon and Vanilla Extracts.
Pure Clover Honey
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20c and 2ric glass jars.
RIT
Something new. Washes and
d ves. Makes old clothes new.
All colors. Pink, rose, light
blue, dark blue. red and light
green. 10c per package.
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 - Gioderich
Caknada Food Board 1-werwe No 1 730
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHYARD is the
anent for THE SIGNAL, at Dungannon
Otders lett with h lar subscrumoris.
• vertiorne nts or Jab printing will receive
19 iim pt et tent ion. Telephone (Godert, h
Rural)
after his severe illness.
Election day, Monday, December 2nd.
We are sorry to heat that Mrs. Bee-
croft of 1Vhitectiurch (tormerly Miss
Stella Kirks who was recovering from an
attack ut lIlfluenlI. took a relapse un
Monday last and is .n a critical condition.
Mrs. Henry Jones received word last
week that her nephew, Reynolds Sands,
Still Of Mr and Mrs. Richard Sands,
formerly of Dungannon, had died at his
home In the West. He was tifteen years
of age. Death was due to influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Myers are giving
up their positions in connection with the
Rural Telephone Co. and are removing to
Hamilton. Miss Ella Stoteels will take
charge of the operating arid she and her
moiler, Mrs. Wm. Stothers, will live in
the telephone buildnig. Mr. Lorne Mc-
Kenzie may succeed Mr Myers as
'amebic man." The changes take effect
at tlw end of this month,
WEDDED. -At the home of Mrs. William
leers. 501 concession of West Wawanush,
at noon today ( th'edriesday), her eldest
daughter, lairs Pearl, was united in
marriage to Mr. Gordon Congram. of the
th concession of Ashfield. The cere-
iy was perfermed-by Rev. 13'. J.
Ectleston. of Luckn ov, in the presence
of a gathering of immediate relatives and
frien. s. 'rhe beat of good wishes acc
pany Mr. and Mrs. Congram in their
matrimonial Journe,.
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
ConwnisSioner for Affidavits. etc.,
and Conveyancer
With. Deeds. Mortgages, Agreements. etc
Carafully rxetyied and Money Sup-
plied kr Mortgages
AGENT FOR
F.re. VV•nd' and tn the bast
Companoes o.,5
WIEDNESDAY, Nov 27.
Ou rchants report bnsiness excep-
tionally good.
NILE.
WkCDNIDIDAY, Nov. 27.
Rev. T. E. liteadman, of 1)uniannon,
occult led ti epulpit of Nile church last
Sammy. Rev. J. W, Hisey preaching
at Dungsmion. Next Sunday Rev.
Dr. Avery, a returned missionary, will
preach at Nile.
On Prides.. December 20, the Sunday
school will give an interesting enter-
tainment. A special treat it. in store;
do not Mies it.
lo vim of the disagreeable weather
last Thursday a jemod repreeentat.
of the ::: i t deters of the district met et
Nile for thettuarterly district meeting.
Nile Patriotic League met es usual
fast
wee.. Althougti- peace has beer.
proclaimed the ladies here are nit
losing interest in Red Cross %awls.
Miss Della and Mr. Derrell McCann
spent the week -end at h .
Mimi Marion Ryan has been visiting
friends at Nile.
J. R. IcNi.bb received a piece of Sir
Wilfrid urier's birthday cake and
dreamt on He does not like to tell his
dream until iter Monday next, for. fear
of discouragm the Tories.
Mr. and M 5 vid McGratten, of
(,oderich. were i the village on Monday
visiting Mn. atsen's father. Mr.
William Ryan..
The ladies' sewin meeting this week
is at the•home of Mrs. 13. J. Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Joh Elliott and the
Mimes Frank and Lillie clean attend-
ed the funeral of the la John Cox, of
Goderich township, on Sat day.
George Spotton is aroun giving his
lecture. "The Kaiser Band in ory Land,
or, Ilow to Steal Conventiona. ' George
ought to know something abou the sub-
ject, as he travelled with the sa com-
pany himself for a good many yea
Mise Ethel Glenn was home rom
Toronto for a few days. She ha an
attack of the "flu." but is now fu y
recovered.
Mr. Louis Govier has sold his teaming
hes ems to Mr. Wm. Johnston He does
not intend leaving the village. however.
What about getting a German aub-
marine for Disher's millpond as a souvenir
of the great war?
The River Valley Creamery Co. usually
closes down at this season of the year,
but intends to take in cream throughout
the coming winter and ship it out.
The many friends of Aubrey Higgins
are pleased to see him in the village again
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SALTS If BACKACHY
AND HONEYS HURT
Drink lots of water and stop eating
meat for a while if your Bladder
troubles yon.
When you wake up with backache end
dull misery in the kidney region it gen-
erally means you have been eating tao
much meat, says a well-known authority.
Meat forms uric acid which overworks
the kidneys in their effort to Alter it
from the blond and they become Note of
paralyzed and lot.rgy. When your kidney,
get sluggish and clog you must relieve
them, like you relieve your bowels; re-
moving all the body's urinous waste,
else you have backache, sick headache,
dizzy spells; your stomach sours, ton,gue
is coated, and when tim weather is bad
you have rheumatic twingea. The urine
is cloudy, fall of sediment, channels oftew
pet sore, water scalds and you are obliged
to eek relief two or three times during
the sight
Either eonsult a gond, reliable pbrii-
cian at once nr get from your pharmeeint
about four puerto. of Jad gaits; take
• tablespoonful in • glaze of water
before breakfaet for a few days and your
kidneys will then set fir. This famous
mita is made from the add of grapes
and lemon juke, combined with MILL,
and ham been need Inc generations to
close and stdmulate sluggish kidneys,
also to neutralize odds in the urine so it
no longer irritates, thua ending Madder.
weak -sees.
Jail Salta is • life saver for regular
meat eater. is imerpeasive, museat
injure and makes a deligkthal, Wee -
Tamen, Blida -wake drink.
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THEY MAKE.
Why Dodd's Kidoev Pills Hold Their
Pc polarity.
Breche a Manon, Que., Nov. 25th
(Special.. -Among the many fiends
Dodd's K•deey Pil's h .ve made in this
part of Quebec is Dirge Clement Collin,
a well-known resident of this place. "I
reetoven great ie -lie, from Dodd's Ki tney
Pil ," is the reason she gives for always
re.or,•mending Lhidd•s Kidney Pills io
her hienr;s. and she adds that a ereat
deal of her health and vigor is due to
t Ss help she got from the great Canadian
kidr.ey remedy.
Dodds Kidney Pills hold their popu-
larity n at because of the promises they
make, but because of the good they do.
They are no cure-all. They are purely
and simply a kidney remedy. The reason
they are credited with the cures of rheum-
atism, heart disease. dropsy. etc., is be-
cause all these diseases are caused by sick
kidneys. Cure the kidney,. and the
cause of the disease is removed.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
HOW MRS. BOYD
TUESDAY, Nov. 26:
Mr. and Mrs. F. Boyle vis ted Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Boyle recently.
Mrs. Mason McAllister vis ted her
mother, Mrs. James Reid, of Ashfield,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. McClinchey, of Blyth
visited their daughter, Mrs. Chas. Robin
son, one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M 'yet.. of Cukor,
visited at the home of Mrs. Ed. Brophy
this week.
Rev. Father Dean left last Saturday
for his new charge at Kingsbridge. The
Thursday evening before h:s departure
the people of the St. Augustine parish pri:
iterated him with a well-filled purse.
Miss F. Robb visited friends in this
vicinity last %week.
AVOIDED AN
OPERATION
Canton, Ohio. -"1 suffered from.
female trouble which caused me much
suffering. and two
doctors decided
that 1 would have
to go through an
operation before 1
could get well.
Nfy mother, who
had been helped by
Lydia S. Piakham •
Vegetable Com-
pound, advised mo
to try thofore sub-
mitting to an opera-
tion. lt relieved me
from my troubles
so 1 can do my house work without any
difficulty. I advise any woman who is
afflicted with female troubles us give
Lydia E. Pinkhiun's Vegetable Gene -
pound a trial and it will do sa much for
them." -Mrs. Mettle BOYD. 1421 loth
St., N. &, Canton, Ohio.
Sometimes there are serious condi-
tions where a hospital operation is the
only alternative, but on the other hand
so many women have been cured by this
famous root and herb r•mody, Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, after
doctors have said that an operatioa was
necessary - every woman who wants
to avoid an operation should give it a
fair trial before submitting to ands a
trying ordeal.
If complicatioas exist, writs hi Lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lyna, Rasa.,
for advice. The emelt of many years
experience is at your service.
AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27. ..
W. T. Riddell spent the first -part of
the k at Toronto.
Mr. tarry Beadle and Mr. Elwin Kill-
ough le on Tuesday morning for Toron-
to to se re work. They returned the
same even g to the county town to try
their fortu there. They have the best
wishes of ma friends for success.
On Monda night Mr. Spotton. the
independent servative candidate for
North Huron. Id a meeting in the
Foresters' Hall 1. tell the electors his
position and show up his grievances
against his party Robert Buchana a
acted as chairman.
Miss Lila Howatt h., had to give up
teaching for a few day being laid up
with the influenza.
Several new cases of in nza have
developed in the village and inity late-
ly.
Mr. Ralph Munro. Mr. and s. Chas.
Beadle and Mr. and Mrs. tthews
spent Sunday at Kitchener iting
friends.
The Women's Missionary Society Id
a prayer meeting at the parsonage h
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Clara Schultz is recovering rapid-
ly after an operation for tumor •uccess•
. fully conducted by Drs. Macklin. Hunter
and Weir.
Mr. James Websler is wearing a broad
smile. A baby son is the cruse.
' The school children are hard at work
practising for a Christmas entertainment
Ito he giv n before school closes.
A Sutcess-The Red Cross consert on
Friday night was a decided success. The
hall was filled by an appreciative audience.
Applaur was generous and all taking
part responded to encores. Those tak-
ing part in the program were Mr. Ray-
mond Redmond. violinist; Mr. irvey
McGee comedian: Miss Florence Young,
who gave several readings; Misses Mary
Patter -eon, Ella Robe: tson and Lena
Plunkett who rendered soiree., and Mir
L. Errington, of !Myth, and Miss Winnie
Howson. accompanist,. Rev. R. J. ROINI
acted as chairman. The proceeds were
Ise. which amount goes to the Red Cross
funds.
ST. HELENS.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27.
Mr. Carl McDonald and Mr. Ewart
McPherson, who have been in the West
for a couple of months, arrived home on
Thursday.
Mr. William Woods, Mr. Robinson
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Woods and Mrs, R. J. Woodsand Mr.
and Mrs. John Durnin attended the funer.
al of their cousin. Mrs. Reid, at Bayfield
on Monday.
Mr. Horace Woodley and family have
moved Its) Mr. W. Rutherford's house.
Mr. VS bodley has bet n engaged by Mr.
Rutherford for a year.
The Harris Mission Band will hold its
annual meeting in the church on Satur-
day next at 2.30 o'clock.
hlr. Roy McQuillan has been engaged
by Mr. J. Joynt to look after his stuck
for the winter. s. •
K1NGSBRIDGE.
hlOnavir, Nov. 25.
Mr. Ed. J. Dalton arrived home to
spend the winter.
Mr. J. J. Dalton, of St. Columban.
visited his mother a few days last week.
Miss Mary Garvey. who has been visit-
ing at her home here, left last week to
vuutther sister at Detroit.
FATHER DEAN TAKES CHARGE. -Rev.
Father Dean. of St. Augustine. has been
appointed parish priest of Ashfield and
took charge here on Sunday last. Rev.
Father McCardle, who Ras had charge
here for the past two months, since the
death of Father McCormick. alt late
week for St. Augustine. having been ap-
poireed parish priest at that place.
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 27.
Mr. Geo. Cox. of Stratford, spent the
the vrread ,eznong friends around
Porter's Hill.
.Mr. W. Williams, who bought W. Van-
derbuigh's store, took possession last
week. We wish him success.
Taylor's Corner sewing circle will hold
its next sewing meeting on Wednesday.
December 4th, at the home of Mrs. T. NI.
Johnston.
Spr. Art Patton, of the Siberian Signal
Corps. who has been stationed at Ottawa,
was home for a few days last week, prior
to leaving for Siberia.
On Friday afternoon last a social aftet-
noon was spent by the members of the
United Patnotic Society at the home of
Mrs. 1. Salkeld as a farewell for Mrs. Bic-
han. one of the society's most faithful s'Up-
porter,. During the afternoon Mrs.
Bichan was presented with an address
and a fruit spoon as a slight remembrance
of her felloa-workers. Refreshments were
Nerved and the meeting was closed by
singing Auld Lang Syne.
Mr. G. M. Elliott wishes to thank all
who helloed him to poll so large a vote in
the London Free Press contest. enabling
him to obtain a splendid prize, al-
though he did nit win the automobile.
Years ago we used to hear much about
the jealousy existing between the neigh'
boring cities of St. Paul and Minneapolis.
We have not heard much of it lately. but
it is recalled by a story told by one Id the
Victory loan workers at Toronto. in deny-
ing that there had been "jealousy •' be-
tween competing divisions. thouzh. of
cour-e, there had been rivalry. To show
what jealousy really WM,. he told the
s ory of the M. nneapniis man who:visit.
ing a strange city. was ereatl enjoying
a church service until the m nister an-
nounced his text as a verse from St. Paul
And he left at once.
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Warned.
"I'm going to get a divorce. My w fe
hasn't spoken to me for six months"
•'lletter be careful. You'll never get
a ether wife like that."
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COLD OR CATARRH
Ap,IyI
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Alt Passages.
Ah I What retie Your elogged nos
trill) open right up, he air paeaages 01
your head ire clear a you can breaths
freely. No more h king, anuflling,
mucous discharge, head e. dryner-no
stniparling for breath at a t, your cold
or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay Muffed up' t a smell
brittle of Ely's Cream Balm om your
dniggiat now. Apply a littl of this
fragrant, antirptic cream in y r nor
trills let it pen, trate through 151, air
passage or the head soothe and
the vwollen, inflamed M11001111 membr
giving you instant relief. Ely's
'Salm is just whet everyTeold and ea-
tarrh sufferer has...hems seekiag. a It
joss spired.
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YOUR
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
The great scarcity of all desirable goods, and the good old Christmas spirit of
pre-war times which onte again prevails make it more advisable than ever to do your
Christmas shopping early.
The Store for Practical Gifts for Personal Wear and for the Home -
Kimono Cloths, Eiderdowns,
Novelty Blankets
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We are showing a splendid variety of
Kimono Cloths, Eiderdown and Fancy
Blankets, for making up in Kimonos and
Dressing Gowns, which maka ideal
gifts.
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Kimono Cloths in a great variety of
designs. 30 inches wide. 39c yard.
Eiderdowns, in sky, pink, cardinal.
white and grey, 50 inches wide, $2.50
yard.
Novelty Blankets in handsome designs.
that make most attractive Dressing
at OATS COATS COATS
A new Coat would make an excellent
gift. We are showing some very exclus-
ive models, in Plush and Velours, in the
latest New York styles, at moat attractive
prices. $25.00 to 565.00.
Exceptional values in womens Amid
misses Tweed and Blanket Cloth Coats.
From $15.00 to $25.00.
Special value in women's Serge
Dresses. $16.50.
FURS FURS FURS
Furs make the ideal gift. Our popular -
priced Furs are sure to please. They come
in Red Fox, Grey Fox, Natural Wolf,
Black Wolf, Iceland Lamb, etc. All at
the very keenest prices. From $15.00
a set, up.
Children's Fur Sets a specialty.
Gowns. $5.95 to $9.00 each.
BLOUSES in distinctive styles, in Georgette. Crepe de Chine and Habutai
Silks. Many new styles that are very chic and smart, just opened
up, the beat styles we have ever shown. From $3.50 up.
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Sets-
Special showing of misses' smart
Skating Set, consisting of Tam and
Scarf, in brush -knit, in all the leading
colors, in entirely new styles. At $1.95,• • •
$2.50 and $2.95 the set.
Your Christmas Store is Ready
Handkerchiefs make one of the moat
popular gifts. We have them in thous-
ands, from children's picture Handker-
chiefs to the dainty styles of real lace.
Frown 5c each to $2.25 each. •
Men's and women's pure Irish Linen
hand -embroidered initial Handkerchiefs,
put up in 1-4 dozen in neat boxes, at
25c. 35c and 50cleach.
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THE LEADING PHONE AND MAIL- ORDER HOUSE
"Always go to bed with influenza."
says a medical Officer of health. It is, of
course. a mere matter of taste, but we
ourselves always prefer to go to bed
without it.
Fancy Biscuits
Owing to war conditions
we have until recently found
it impossible to keep up our
usual large assortment.
We have now overcome
this difficulty and we have
Fifty New Kinds
of Christie's, Telfer's and
McCormick's most famous
Biscuits. You will like this
assortment. Try a pound
for some special occasion.
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GROe.ERS
East side Square te Ooderieh
License No. 8-4g58 Phone 110
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Let us have your next order for
OFFICE STATIONERY
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EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING OF
ART NEEDLE WORK
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SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
CUSHIONS Hand embroidered in silk, conven-
tional, floral, patriotic and masonic designs.
$5.50. for $3.50.
TABLE RUNNERS --on oatmeal cloth, embroidered
in colored silks, conventional designs. $5.50,
for $3.50.
DAY SLIPS- in beautiful solid white embroidery.
also Blue Birds. $5.75, for $3.75.
HANDSOME CHRYSANTHEMUM CENTRE -
solid white work on best linen, 36 -inch size.
$15.00, for $10.50.
DAINTY SILK DRESSING SACQUE-$6.75, for
$4.75.
Embroidered Night Gowns, Boudoir Caps, Pin
Cushions, Towels and small pieces all at a
- reduction.
Now is your chance to buy a good Christmas present
cheap. Hurry up before they all go. Christmas
will soon be here.
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