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- What Everywoman Knows
Every year, dress fabrics are becoming sheerer and
sheerer -the colors more dainty. The ordeal of trusting
tthe delicate garments to "soap and water", however, is
idone away with by the use of Lux.
You may feel quite free to buy the daintiest blouse or
underwear your purse can efford-without a bit of worry
about the washing ot them. You keep them fresh and
new the Lux way-simp)-; dipping them up and down in
the creamy, copious Lux suds with never a bit of rubbing
o injure them.
Lux won't hurt anything that
pure water 64 may touch
LEVER BROTHERS UM1TED, TORONTO. 50
LUX
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TEX .SIGNAL
COUNTY and DISTRICJ
GODERION. ONT.
Mrs. Geo. H. Coulter. 2nd line of Mor-
rie, oied December elst. •
Mrs- JosePb Smith. of Mcgris. died
Wednesday of last week in her twentieth :
year.
Wt. Henry Frarian. of HuUett. died
on Thursday. Lieeember 20iii. in hei '
melt y-nrst y.ar.
Cherie* W. Finliticiaer. of t'reditona ,
deed i uoulay ot lam week at the age of
taa onty•aiv, years.
'rt ti,,,,toni,,,, at Elitsviii, Jo th.
cowtissii,,,c 1;.4,..,..,,,, will 1,... cioeed
after Jauurry 15th.
1-91114 DAN* of Batnion 'me, Hay, died
Meta:ibex aistei, pf tuberculosis, at the
sae of tarty -sit vests.
Rev. '. E. kennec.y. the new pastor of
the Cratibrook aria Ethel Presb,terian
cieigrtgatmins, was inducted last week.
The death oi Mrs. 1 homes McFadzean
• czurred on'1ueeday. December 211h, at
t •e home ot her toi-ii.-law. W. J.
oniatreect. Morns. at thy age of seventx-
eight years
A Christmas Day wedding tool: place
1 st the home oi Mr. and Mrs. James Dart-
ing. Belinore. their youngest daughter.
.. :tenet:lens. being united in marria,e to
Jas. B. D ckson.
Ta.- death ocrarrell at 1h0. home of
her granddaughter, Mrs. Neleon Stan-
' like. Hay t•rwiithip, oei 11.4.i -tuber
i adth, of Ars. Dotz.1.1 Mt: lad, aged
seventy•six yew....
Mr. and Mrs. An lrew Turnbull, of‘Grey
townsnip, cetetr.,ed then golden weo-
I cling December 18th. !bey are both
natives of scotlat.d. but have dyed in ,
'Giey township since beexe they were
' married.
job Printing
At right prices
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The marriage was solemnized at Mount
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Vernon. Iowa, on Detember :eird.ol Miss
lenience Ruth tialdsin to Capt. William
Norman M.:Queen. M. A. .i,n 01 Mr. and
Ali.. Jaas NimcQueen. of Brucefield. The
• "one couple en! mime weir home at
Taxon ...
• Al the home of Mr. and Mre. George
. lull er. B.uevale, on December 24t1.
I boa exit st tut usnter . Vergie beat' ice,
I was united ut marriage to Roland Li
Nicholson, of Lyleien, elan. The young
couple will make their home in Manitoba.
Arthur L. Denmaii, of Grey township,
died Monday of last week in his twenty-
ninth year. cf pneumonia. Another death
m (trey township nom the same disease
was that ol. Cheater -0 midi...rig, who
pas ed away Decen ber '-eeth at the age of Ii
thulNewY-
ilve N.
OnYears Day, at the Belgrave
Methodist parsonage, albs May Hoppe.,
daughter 01 Mr. and Mrs. John Hopper.
t e:eme the bride of Jame,. A. Bryant,'
of Morris tonn!horneh-. onnteheyBryjneQuPir !
will nalkeNlorheitric 1
The - S
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.t., Thornton finiale. ot the sante town- 1
-hip. for $4,101) and has purchased th.
Itsaacre fartn of John 1.1. Andrew, on
the Nth enneension, for $8,010. Mr.
THE SIGNAL'S'
CLUBBING
LIST, 1919
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The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe-. „.$5.25
The Sig.mil and Daily Mail and Empire ..... 5.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily World 5.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily Stir5.25
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 3.00
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star 2.65
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 2.50
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser5.25
The Signal and London Daily Free Press 5.25
The Signal and Presbyterian and West-
minster 3.30
The Signal and Catholic Record
2.75
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto).. 4.25
The Signal and McLean's Magazine.. .... 3.00
The Signal and Farmers' Magazine 2.50
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness 2.90
The Signal and World Wide 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Magazine 3.50
The Signal and Canadian Poultry journal 2.00
(Hamilton)
The Signal and Canadian Countryman... 2.25
The Signal and Farm and Dairy 2.40
The Signal and Rod and Gun 2.90
Thew. l'at0f. 11.1,, for ;tapers seed to addresses in Canada.
The Signal can also give clubbing rates with many
other periodicals in Canada and the United States.
The above publications may be obtained by Signal
subscribers in any combihati.m, the price for any pub-
lication being the figure given. abbve less $1.50 repre-
senting the price of The Signal. For instance:
The Signal and The Fatuity Herald and Weekly Hear_ .112.015
The Globe 4645 fotie$1.50)
$11.40
-making the price of the three papers $6.40.
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Remit by postal note or express order -NOT by Bank
cheque.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED
Goderich, Ontario
' Aimitew will ,,,,, ve to Exeter.
An old resident of Blyth section passed
away on Saturday. DeceasSer '28th. in the
' person of George Jones Bowes. who died
in the hoepital at Wingham after
Ian illness of some mtmths. The
1neceased was seventy years of
age. He lived for many years on! a
farm rim r blyth, removing to the village
, a year ago. He leaves three sons and
three daughters.
Keep Peps handy as the
sure and safe remedy for
winter coughs, colds, sore
throat, influenza and
bronchitis.
Keep the boys at the
front well supplied too.
They can have nothing
better than Peps to ward
off colds and chest troub-
les caused by exposure to
bad wmther.
The Peps medicine is
breathed in as a Peps
tablet dissolves in the
mouth. It penetrates
where liquid medicine
cannot rest h; and pro-
vide S direct and instant
protection for every part
of the throat and chest.
au TRIAL
Send this advertise-
ment and lc. stamp (for
return postage) to Peps
Co., Dupont St, Toronto
and free trial package
will be sent you.
removing- to Clinton in the spring.
The death et Themes Sheppard on Fn -
day , December 27th. retauved an old
resident of Clinton. Mr. Sheppard was
in her eighty-eighth year and came to
Goderich township with his parents in his
infancy. On retiring from the active
work of the farm some Years ago he came
to Clinton to reside. Ile was the last of
six Sheppard brothere,
-John Pwkett passed away December
Ii0t/i, aged sixty two years.
Mists Old. of Stratford. has taken a
position on the staff of Clinton Collegiate
Institute, in place of Miss Kerr, wbo has
gone to Leamington Collegiate.
by the denth of Thomas slieppaill
011 Monday in his.eighty-eighth year.
Chilton lost one ef its oldest, citizens.
The Shemmuld family wi‘re among the
find. 'settlers in Huron county, and t.ho
demmetel was the last of aix brothers,
all of whom lived to a good old age.
, LUCKNOW.
Isi
alcom McLeod, of Chicago. is paying
his annual winter visit to his Lucknow
and Ashfield friends.
The village council of last year was re-
elected by acc.arnation for 1919.
The bylaw for the purchase by the
municipality of the electric lighting plant
was carried by a vote of 105 to 87.
The death ol Wm. Struthers removed
an esteemed resident of Luckuow at the
age of reventy years. Before coming to
Lucknow. the deceased lived in the town-
ship of Huron a few miles west of the
village. His wife. three sons and one
daughter survival
WING RAM.
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Thitrat1$3, inn. 9, 1919.-7
lbw. John McManus, is former well
k nown resident of Winghans. died
reeently at her h.aiw iii I.4 t.tn.
The death ons•ii11et1 di. 1,411141011 01)
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Monday .4 last, weee of Sarah Bar:wise,
widow of the late ThoLeas ilill, in
,her eighty -lieu -1,1i year. Tho de-
! ereeed was a resident of Lower
Winghatii for litany years, and the ee-
1 nimbi@ were hismglit here for inter-
' ment.
After a very short Moe*s of pneu-
monia, Mr.. Vils,n. Biuevale
road, died int New Year's Day. The
decetuied was • daughter of the late
Aaron Posliff of town.
IF YOU HAVEN'T PURCHASED
YOUR OVERCOAT YOU( CAN NOW
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
January Clearance Sale of
OVERCOATS
200° DISCOUNT
on Every Man's and Boy's
OVERCOAT in Our Store
Our stock is entirely too large and we
take this means of reducing it. All our
Readymades and Semi-Readys come in
for the price -cutting. If you are in need of
. a heavy or light -weight coat it will pay you
to call and look our assortment over.
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
The SQUARE GODER1CH
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- MEN'S SUNDAY CLUB.
The Men's Suriday Club. which meets: mar. 2 --
Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock. in the
parlor of North street Methodist church.
under the direction of Dr. A. T.Emmer-
son. has issued the following program 011
topics for the Mit four months of the
year:
Jan. .71. -How can we make our Alitill
a 4014,44.4444 hi 1919? W. Hens
12 -What are the effeetti of
'broken promises?
H. R. Lew
19 -How 0() comrade* help tis to
a letter life? .1..11. Miaow
211 -What spirit ehould we dem
toward 4:enmity 111141 1540
German's? 1/r. Rutledge «'Pr'
2 -Do we try to Ihe lip to our 1 4
• CLINTON.
Pte. H. Twyford. whose family reside
in Clinton, is reported dead in England of
cancer.
E. W. Morrison. who has eold his farm
Theredied at her home in Ushorne on
December 26th one of the oldest, resi-
dente of the townehip, in the pereon
of Mary Piper, relict nt the late
Th as Penwarden. aged eighty-five
TeamMena...ix months ago the fie-
, red/mini oral imilisicked by a eke cow
and et badly gored that it WSW 001
'expe••ted at die tinge that mho could
survive, tintrohe lingered Oil duriim
the intervening months. She
' btien a reek -lent ug Usborne sitter iiittl .
' Three sone and one daughter survive.
EXETER.
In. Sweet is retiring from practice
ae a veterinary eurgeon. Hoa his prae.
tier has hewn taken over by lir. Coe -
sant of Imean.
Miss Pearl Willard. daughter of Mr.
and Mt.. A. Willard of toMti, was
married 00 December 24th. at Bye -
brow, Sask., to A. E Wickert, of that
place.
Mr. Mid Mier. Thome. Laing have
received wort of the death of their
een, Pim. John D. Laing, which took
place in a hospital in Brig' , the
result of an attack of pale ,,,,, onia.
The young masher, who wee only
iiinet*re year,' of age, went overseas
with the 161st Bata!'
i Stan e to Walter Stevens. purposes
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VIP
tie Bathroom
What s luxury is a nice
bathroom in your home! The
cost is repaid many times
over by the added comfort
and conVenienee. Let ns give
700 pricee on fitting sip a
bathrosin in your residence.
FRED. 111/NT
**THE PLUMBER"'
mamma.. Wee, Mamie 1511
Plumbing Heating
Ramiattoughing Metal Work
preach.q. ae .1 pastor?
M. Elliott
Expel:More le the heel teaeh-
llareswe Boyle
Parliament's relation to TM-
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nation's lienit It.
W. 11. Robertson
world's peeve t w ill
1*141. W. 8. Howden
de e I 'twist or
deny i•lirist before teen?
141 ti we ...s•tin•Raibt:•rillita°1tuisnInt
1 tominion- w id.. pr. tidbit loll?
Rev. J. E. Ford
How eau we help the ri.t111-41-
444 4401411er! Norway
-What is My duty towards
211- 1'1:: 111:tjwufiAt..:f he ow. of
W. C. Pridlumm
totem's). W. T. l'ellew
27-1.ese011ie from tho life of
Esau. Prank Viso.bingtes
prayers? J. Johneton i i 1:fr
9 -How 404.4 4 '1411.44 11111 hi) 4.• 1 '
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C. IL II•berts)011
1.-\1110 ;on l•clie‘e iii 111114m with 1
'heist? A. M. Raberimin
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SOUR, ACID STOMACHS,
GASES OR INDIGEST1011
"Pape's Diapepain" neutralizes cameo,
sive acid in stomach, relieving
dyspepsia, heartburn and
distress at once.
Time it! In live, minutes ail stoles
eels distrese, due to acidity, will go.
No iadigeetion, heartburn, munteirt er
belching of gas or eructations of midi -
seated food, so dizziness, bloatinr, foul
breath or invade -elm.
Pape's Diapepoin is noted for Ite.
speed is regulating upset otomaek...
It is the surest., guiekest stomach :meet -
rimer in the whole world, and beside" it
le harmless. Put *a end to etiologic%
distress at once by petting a large My
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rest case of Pape's Diapepsia from say
drug More. You realize in five laisulle•
bow needless It is to suffer from lege
gestios, dyspepsia or asy stomach dis-
order caused by fermentation duo to
caressive acids la etimasek.
Sheep Industry Steadily Growing
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VP; of the rhlet fertors re^king
for the gro' th of the sheep in-
dustry throughou, Western
Canada is the wider deeribieion or
thee,: r."Irnals that Is no'. .aking
place among farmers all over the
three ereirle provinces.
Southern Alberta han 'ill h. rt.
missy led all the real of the 0csi in
this industry, the production st
from this district being alriol two-
thirds of the tots' output of Bertern
Canada: Out there are signs thei this
distorenewoon whi net always so ro
great Net that any caning or in the
number of skeet) In Southern 1Iber•a
Is expected. The 'Amory ti exeeet,
en lo maintain its :needy groitth
tltere flat other parts of the Weet 'reeled towards the end of proemial
5114 5.' peital advantages for the griwth theeap farms with flocks.
of the indeatty, and .ln-'e title 1.1 At the beginnieg of October an
realized by ta-me s ron.iderniu- de ,auction sate at wetawaiwin. Albert:a,
welcome:11 alo r that line may 10 resulted in two thousand hese of
, eonlIdeptly tiro lc:tented. .1 high class ewes being dint thtited
0-1P 01 Son/kern Alberta's everts* among the 1arrni,.1. in that neighbor -
fie tepee breeJers mut recently horn
laoteleatInit conditions In the too
tt el pert of the provinee, mei has
nimine Mit enthusiastie nee se fer
the Tiede nee d ble folder
hel'eves tem
e
Overt& le there. 8.
sands of gold dollars are 'obit to
waste every year be-aiien of *lie
entail nnniter cif *Mete on the splen-
did pasteree, and e• fermi the eoun-
tr-; lit It tear years dotted wltn entail
sheep reochee
A steady thnvennagt of sheen 144 now
taking pia,* to thole. mos it ',Vest
ern Caned* e#.411. they ore Tenet
neetle4. Most or heat ere 0•411n.
their Itrey Into •h• hinds of Ione 1
farmer; 14'11(1 nail, It s., s 144,4tor
ttleellidlti ..4,. 4 P.311 'an ,..rt.lar
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to proet roast M. 11.1.0,,.•-, thy'
*fir etherwitt et be tow ..-A, All
Teri We that ?Moro of On 1,-•••.
infivatry is 'Irrs•erri rems.to I. In nip
51544. nt ts• termer rat' se tir•fi 1- pimply the needs ef farmers. They the sleep .
tirmt:essii, 051.,,:e;s1....t.t- ,,a204".....0,04,4.5: settasendewiardbraoefeitholle awl rOpkr04)%boyinOtimetp:rfitinttor remitted in shelve b."1,tit Ole•tl
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many fame, where none :ear. he -
maintain 1 small Nett of p`v.irs, eel re- 'stored ret -e heed Meek. Intrivie lead his Ow seeks eit ethers he ee
(a. *meets ot t).4 firsviseiril sorties Ili• present month ono. of the most lasznevietally tseteseed,
t ma troll aa n! t•-• IsrIonit ittioshie 'emitter...me of pure Area This wider distribution nt
sod most szapbaalsed
hood, while hundreds have gone inio
M. and other rats of the province
as a reitult of private sales.
Farmers in Manitoba and Saskat
chewan are dimpleying eoneidereble
Magerneve to se. ure small flocks of neep on Spaulc:ing
Sheen Towerdn en, riving the needs
of those near Smakatoon twc thew hems secured by the Basiotchewan
sand four hundred 'teed were for- 1 tioveraMent. It coinprisee cne hun
dred and nine ''ad of pure bred
.hep agents the Saskatchewan One , legion noted for :he standard et itr
ornment are securing them. The , flock. These animals, as well as al!
larger broodore In the province are 1 other sheep that are being secured by
being prevailed upon to Jispose or the Government are to be resold LP
nart of th.-tr fleeig; and animals are farmers at cost on favorable term+,
b-Imi brought In 1 orn Alberta from The Manitoba Department of Aeri•
the East end from rimy of the Stamp eultitre is also peeing to It 151s
arrese MO lino. Slit the (levers 00 intim are placed 111 the wee, ef
menre effort.' Ore 1101 e011410ed jillif to fOrrflOr• In WI pr0,41e• to rti- •
si.euriog high claim grade elves to sheen Its starts, ably sProtided v
L., 1.1 a hi ^
Ranch, High River,
warded from Calgary reeently, fel
lowed 1404111 atter by •nothe conolgn
ment of right tinfidrPd bead. Wher
ever it In peseitne to .4441.14.5 rood
Ilambounlets. 'personally "'elected by
the Provincial Live Stock Commis-
sioner at en e.stabllehment In Wash -
Alta
every year in inereaped wool output.
Eventually. not only will the produo
non of soot. to 'My nothing of mut-
ton. become one of the largest bustIn Western G nada, but the -
quality produced will Make Western
Canaria an important factor In the
world's market*. At the present time
leer. are only about two mutton
sheep In the West. Forty times as
many could be 'stilly maintained and
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are is no reason why this number
sold not be maintained In time.
ow that the old days of poor prices
wort are rone, and esti-operative
--'1Ing is 'notelet ferment to .111
•'r wool to the hest advantage pro-
-el* meet.% ere assured, mid 010
• eldest ebsteeie to itte development
04' tits betwetry Yes keen rereeresil It
att..? Sean er imph
• -ereme p- • b-ennvent a* Wm • :It
(Amid* sZ,r.a. L.
steep breeders sismistioss, ars di 'fibres ewer bi ought tato (Asada Ms istiostrilad stars
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