The Signal, 1918-12-5, Page 4•
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COME ON SATURDAY FOR
YOUR OVERCOAT
We have received gr
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praise raise 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 very bemk' ood
are to be founst a
d at
ersthis
gstores:
Stanfields , True Knit, Pen-
man's, Turnbull's, in combination and two-piece. Our
prices are right.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT
Suits and Overcoats made to order by 20th Cen-
tury and Alt Tailors. •
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
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filth Century Clothing
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
The business meeting of the United
Pa riotic Society will be held at the home
of 'Mr. J. W. Salkeld on Wednesday.
Imber Ilth• at 2.30 p. m. Those
ha Ing socks or finished pyjama suits
soil kindly bting them to this meeting.
The Farmers' Club will meet on Friday
night. December 13th, in the Orange
Hall. '
DUNGANNON.
TI1E SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO
Iprovtllg slowly, but la not yet out of
dionger.
The Ele•etlen.-Eleetton dal wan a
busy day in Duugannon. (rue eaudl-
chute.while defeated, has the Dudishly -
(bon of knowing that he has many
friends urdqu111 home, as Indicated by
the poll. '1'ue Jorlty east politics
amide and voted for the frau. -
('hange at Telephone Ores. -Mr.
ut111 airs. 'Wye,. Myers. of the tele-
phone ecehatige, who had lived here
fur two years. heft on Monday for
1144ulsville. Miss Elle. Mothers has
..Large Of the erllt1 i11 office at present
111111 111,• Inol114•r. Mrs. Wm. Ntothers,
hos 1lluresl to the village to reside at
the e]]•utru1 in the house vaelate11 by
Mr Myers.
The Henderson Juvenile Pipe Band. -
Ilii Frhlsy evening. Ikreudo•r. lath, a
:treat Vuir.ert is 10 111• ghh.•u ill 1111•
.trgrk...Rural Hall 111111•-r the auspices
of the Presbyterian ehun-h by the Hein
dutw•u Juvenile Pipe paled ,of 1.14111101.
assist.nl by MLss Ether Miry, soprano
soloist. and Mass .Iran 11'alkee,
tender and personator. 111 the pipe
band the following will give exhibhions
in piping, d m•iug. reading and sing-
ing: Saul \Luuro, 1l1e eillutdiau Ju
1.iiile 1111r4v Lauder: Miss 1klruthy
Mauro. Miss Mary Bishop and Miss
Catharine England. Admission- Re-
served seats tale. Adults :Ake. and
children ....deer 1: years 3.ie• See bills
for particulars. Plan of hall and re-
served seat tickets (It the post ..flier
on \lou,lay. the Ptle, mud any day
I I..•reef e•r.
MR. N. F. WI11'ARD is the
agent for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon
Orders 1e11 s.th lum for sub.cnpts,n,
advertisements to. lob pr.nt.ng • II rears. •
prompt artent,un. Telephone •Coder t
Rural • r. Su.
Rubber
Footwear
The season is here again
for Rubber Footwear.
It is very essential that
everyone keep their
feet dry and warrn.
The Life-Buov Rubbers
are the best in quality,
style and will give the most
service. They are,now in
stock at the lowest possible
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
McEwen's Specials
Men's and boys' fleece -lined
Underwear, winter weight, at
special prices.
Men's Cardigan Jackets to take
the place of a sweater and not
so bulky. .
Men's and, boys' Knitted Mitts
and Leather Mitts.
A new shipment of Crompton
Corsets, all sizes in stock,"Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose.
Winter weight. Last year's
stock at last year's prices.
FRUITS
for Christmas Cake
Hest package seeded Raisins.
Best package seedless Raisins,
also in bttilk.
Currants in stick. Hard to get
this year.
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peel.
Shelled . Waluuts, Almonds and
Filberts.
Dimon and Vanilla Extracts.
$Pure Clover Honey
5 4nd 10 pound pails.
15$, 20c and 25c glass jars.
RIT
Something new. Washes and
4 yes. Makes old clothes new.
11 colors. Pink, rose, light
hlue, dark bine. red and light
green. iOc per package.
J. J. McEWEN
'Phone 46 - - (aoderich
(.n.d. Pune! Rend a .r..... Net t 711:1
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Commisuorxr for Aff.da..4,. etc.
and Conveyancer
W,11,. Deeds. Mortgages Agreements. etc
Carefully east ted and Mone. Sup-
pbad for Mortgages.
AGENT FOR
.re. W .n.1and Lie Insurance. ,n the Isr,�
Camp.n,r, onl.
ASHFIELD,
SOLDIERS' Alp CIRCLE. -The regular
monthly meeting of the Aslfield Soldiers'
Aid Circle will be held at the home of
Mrs. Thos. Dougherty on Tuesday. Dec
ember 10th. beginning at 2 p. ra. The
Circle extends a cordial invitation to all
who can to be present. The Circle
shipped through the Goderich censoring
committee for November the following
goods: 15 suits pyiamas, at 82.50, 837.50:
11 field shirts, at 82.75.:30 25: 413 pairs
socks. at 81.25. 8ti0.00: 8 stretcher caps.
at 50c. 84.00. Total, 8131.75.
Mas. J. B. GRAHAM.
Sec. A. S. A. C.
Wednesday, 1)re. 4th.
Mr. lapis Haloes, returner) home ea
sotnnlay from the West.
The ladles' sewing meeting this week
is et the home of, Jars. 1.. E. `Inudl•rsem.
3lessrs. Ulnas. (.Irvin and James
Holland. of GOderleh. were in the
village ye'sterdte
)lass Mary lMc1'uurt Is helping In
Mr. it..1. t'rawford's store during the
Christmas season.
The annual meeting 1d''t11e 1 Ken-
non a •,•Iu, tery eco. bus 111•I11 011 Tues-
day. The old officers were re-elected.
Mr. James Johnston of Auburn. wait
in the village this week doing venue re-
pairing to the switchboard at the tele-
phone sake.
Mr_ Bert Wiggins. win, teaches at
Auburn. hos reruruesl home. the w•hes.l
!Wing Hi owl, owing to the hlflnenza
epidemic.
Mr. William '!Ir\\•hhmey. who was
visiting his daughter. J1rs. 3111rk Voting,
in the West the past you'. returned
'home last week.
L'.sher'. August hie has gone to
Brantford to J114t1 his father, who be
engaged 11. the building trade there
for some time.
Pte. Jarvis .\tlderwon, aeenmla1t111'I
be Mrs. Anderson. arrives) home this
es ening from 1.oii114n. hut'Iug received
his discharge.
31r. .1. 1t. 111eN1.101, hasn't told that
dream of Ids yet. hot he sacs he cer-
tainly never dreamt that Spot tot.
lcunld get that nue vote here.
-1'he TIHi11g Ladles' 1'i.trl,tle 41u1.
is giving to .hoar on Friday night In
\grieidim-al I1u11. with the Black -
'
Stone -Huck ley orchestra furnishing
the tnnslr.
.\ mw•thl:r of the West Waweuio'sh
Fire _Insurance rionipI111 4'114 held un'
Tneslay. \1r. Harry L. Salkeld. of
(toilet -141 'row aside. was appointed a
director for the remainder of the year
to the plaee of Mr. John Cox, desesw.l
With the 1.11.1.(1 011 over, bu,ine44 is
...risk. wlh a little sleighing to help.
31rs. Beeer,ft., of W hiteehuieh,
,vhour we reported last week as seri-
ously 111 of imflnemxlt. Is now 1141
YEARS
and more, people with chest and
throat troubles have tried to cure
them by pouring cough syrups.
lung tonics and the like into their
stomachs. All • mistaken The
Peps way is different.
Peps are tablets made up of Pine
extracts and medicinal essences,
which when put into the mouth
turn into healing vapors. These
are breathed down direct to the
lungs, throat and bronchial tubes
- not swallowed down to the
stomach. which is not ailing. Try
• Sac. boa of Peps for your cold.
your cough. bronchitis or asthma.
All druggists and stores or Peps
Co., Toronto, will supply
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Came to this Woman after ' 111
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham a 1 "
Vegetable Compound to ■
Restore Her Health'_"rXrrXNrrXrrrr"rrrxrrNrrrr•rrl•rrl•rl•rrl•I•
Ellensburg, Wash.-" After I was ,*
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D. 1‘1 I LLAR SON
Store Hours: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m , Saturdays 10 p. m.
married 1 was not well for a Ions time DO YOUR
and a good deal of r
the to
was not ■ I ST MA S SHOPPING'Our, re .b�n�CHR
Our greatest desire "
was to have a child
in our home and one r
day m husband
came back from ' r
town with a bottle
of Lydia E. Pink- i r
ham's Vegetable , r
Compound andJUST FIFTEEN MORE SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS
wanted me to try it. I r
Fancy Biscu
plat .�
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.
DEAN BROS.
GROCERS
NOW, IF POSSIBLE
It brought relief
from my troubles. ,
I improved In health so 1 could do my 1
housework; we now bays • little one, sU ■
of which 1 owe to Lydia E. Pinkham'•
Vegetable Compound."- Mrs. O. S. r
JOHNSON, R. No. 3, Ellensburg, Wash.
Thereare women everywhere who Mi
for children in their homes yet are
dented this happiness on account of r
some functional disorder which in most
cases would readily yield to. I E. I r
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound.
Such women should mot give up
until they have given this wonderful
medicine a trial, and for sp•dal &
write Lydia E. Pinkbaal Medicine
Lynn, Maas The result of 40
experience is at your service.
East side Square Goderich
License No. 8.4858 Phone 110
BENMILLER.
Mrs. 1 Long. s nding a short note
to The Sial. says: "I have spent a very I•
pleasant summer with my sons in sunny iss
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Alberta. Last letter I had from my
sgtdier laddie, dared October 5th, stated r
(i8° was still on top and going strong. 1 pm
still get my Signal regularly each week." I
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MONDAY, Dec. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Macteturchy, of ,
Detroit. are visiting at the home of Mr.
Alex. MacMurchy.
Miss Edna Pentland, of Dungannon,
spent the weekend with her friend Mass
Annie MacDonald.
Miss Jessie McLennan. of Lochalsh,
visited at the home of Mrs. M. Mac-
kenzie last week.
Mr. Frank Griffin has returned from
the West.
Miss Mary Maclvor. of the Lucknow 1
continuation school, spent the week -end
at her home.
Mr. William Johnston. jr , arrived home
from Saskatchewan on Saturday.
A FORMER RESIDENT DEAD .-His
many friends heard with much surprise
and regret of the death of Duncan Mac-
Donald of Duluth. which occurred there
November 1. The deceased was taken
ill with influenza. which resulted in pneu
monis, and thtaterminated fatally in •
few days. The late Duncan MacDonald 1•
was born in Ashfield about fifty-two
years ago. He spent his eatTy years on
his father's (arm, on the 12th concession in
m
of Ashfield near Lochalsh. .Subsequently
he conducted a butcher business at Luck- imj
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now. Dungannon and Kintail. He was
well known and much respected by a large II
circle of friends and relatives abou t
Kintail and Lochalsh. About seven
CHRISTMAS is nearer at hand than most of us realize.
By doing your Christmas shopping now you get the best
selections, and can shop in comfort and avoid the rush of the
last few days.
FURS, the Ideal Gift
You can make no mistake in giving
Furs as a useful and much appreciated
gift, . and more especially if selected at
our store you are sure of thorough satis-
faction and reasonable prices. We men-
tion a few of our most popular sellers:
Handsome Civet Cat set, large pillow
muff and stole. $49.00 set.
Na ural Wolf set, extra large muff and
stole. 1.00 set.
Natur. Wolf sets.' F
:$2230.
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Rich Red oz sets. $38.00:
Handsome Fox flet. $29.
Natural Kit Fox'tieet. $47.00.
Charming set of rich. Black Wolf, large
muff and cape. $70.00.
White Iceland Fox set, large pillow
muff and cape, very dressy. $30 set.
Children's and misses' White Thibet
II sets. $6.95 to $15 set.
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GLOVES
THE POPULAR GIFT
Gloves are much more appreciated as
a gift now than ever, owing to the great
scarcity of all Kid Gloves. Our stock is_
exceptionally well assorted, you are cert-
tain to get just what you are looking for.
Perrin's guaranteed Kid Gloves, black,
white, tan and colors. Each pair put up
in attractive box for presentation. At
$2.50 per pair.
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves, in white,
grey, black and mastic, a most practical
Glove, winter wear. Special $1.25 pair.
Niagara Silk and Kayser Silk Gloves,
in heavy winter weight. Black, white,
grey and mode. ti I.50 and $1.75 pair.
HAND BAGS
MOST USEFUL GIFTS
One of these nice real leather Hand
Bags makes a most useful gift. They are
so practical that everybody likes to have
one or more. In a great variety of
styles. Priced from $1.25 to $5.00.
Novelty Silk Bags, in black and colors,
fitted with mirror. very dressy. They
are priced from $1.50 to $3.75 each.
A Few Suggestions from Our House Furnishing Section
All -wool Blankets. Real Down Comforters. Travelling Rugs 1 ter'' Curtains.
Tapestry Curtains. Carpet Sweepers. Congoleum Squares. Hesrth Rugs. Brus-
sels and Tapestry Squares.
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years ago he rewroved to Duluth, where "r ■err ■■ r■1 r r r r r r"11 1 r r r"r r r 11 e r r r"r e v e s•
he had since resided. He leaves to mourn ing
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Ins loss his widow and four young sono, torn �ex.Roand Malco1m, and " !VJillar' s Scotch
one daughter. Jean. His mother and
The Hydro Store
North Side of Square
IS NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
All accounts payable at the new store
See our display of Electrical Appliances.
Irons, Toasters, Grills, Vacuum Clean-
ers, Heaters, Etc.
USE "HYDRO" LAMPS.
See our Electric Washing Machine.
All accounts payable to Mr. J. B. Kelly, Collector.
WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSION,
L L KNOX, Secretary.
" PHONE 56
three sisters -Miss Catherine. Miss 1
Madge and Mrs. Duncan -live at Tor- l "
onto. Three brothers- Alex.. Malcolm "
(M. P. P.) and William -and one sister, "•" XXX "r"r"r r r r r r r • • r""r • r r"
Mrs. McCharles, live in British. Columbia.
and one brother. Murdoch. is in Sask-
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atchewan All the bereaved ones have
the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
This is the second severe affliction to the
family this year. Only about seven
months ago another brother. John Mac-
Donald. died from the same disease.
pneumonia, and this makes the trial all
the more severe.
DEATH OF RODERICK C. MACKAY :-- it
is with much regret we record this week
the death of Roderick C. MacKay of
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.. the eldest son of
Mr. Duncan MacKay of that place. He
died (herr on November 14th. He had
been in failing health for some months.
but hopes for his recovery had been en-
tertained until a short time before his
death. He was twenty-one years of age,
a young man of genial and pleasant dis-
p ,:tion, and his many friends regret to
learn of his untimely death. He is sur-
vived by his father, one brother. John
I A. MacKay, and two sisters. Christina
I and Florence. The n mains were brought
to Kintail and interred in Kintail ceme-
tery beside those of his mother, who dies
)I in June, 1917. The bereaved father and
brother and sister and his uncle, Mr.
John Mac , accompanied the remains
to Kintail. funeral, which was
largely attend was held from the home
of his grandmot , Mrs. Duncan Mac-
Leod of Kintail, a was conducted by
Rev. J. S. Hardie, stir of Ashfield
Presbyterian church. he bereaved ones
i have the sympathy of t it many friends
1 here.
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