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MININrAt
THE . SIGNAL
aoDzRlCh, ONT.
iiis not simply to give you
what you pay for, but a
iilittle more. We want you
to come here not once, but
il always.
iiTo get your permanent custom, we
have determined to offer only Clothes
in which we know VALUE is always
represented in fullest measure.
Our ambition
That is why we stake our reputation
for value -giving upon
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value in workmanship, durability and
finish.
These stylish Suits for Spring will convince you that
the
maker's standard for Quality is high and that the service
you will get is fully in
garments have earned.
keeping with the reputation the
Prices $25.00 to $40.00
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Phone 57 Borsalino Hats
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ANNOUNCEMENT
We are pleased to be able to inform the public that we
are now in a position to supply any quantity of hard coal
in all sizes, Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and
now that it has been relieved we will give our old-time
service and prompt delivery,
The Saults Coal Co.
Phone No. 75
B. J. Saults' residence W. W. Saults' residence
No. 275 No. 202
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ADVERTISE IN THE SIGNAL. IT PAYS.
GRAND TRUNK R°',EM
Improved Train Service '
BETWEEN
GODLRICH
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TORONTO
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Lv. Goderich 5.50 AML
Ar. Toronto 10 50 AM.
Lv. Godenth 2.20 PM,
Ar. Toronto 7.35 PM.
Parlor -Buffet car between Stratford and
Toronto on afternoon true.
For further particular as to reservations
or tickets, apply to Grand Trunk Town
Agents.
P. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone 8
DUNGANNON.
Wedwewlay, April 30.
Mrs. Atllauu tat lu tondo's this week.
We are pleased to sty Harold
Nproule ont again atter a short Macau.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Treleareu are
holidaying at Lelroit this week.
Miss Mary Me('ourt is laid up this
week with a 00141.
Ralph Usher, Nut owl Harry Irby-
ant.
rbyand. J. R. and Jack McNabb motored
to Goderich and Seaforth on Sunday.
quite a number of um -ushers of the
local 1. O. O. F. lodge attended serrhee
In (loderlrh and Lucknow Sunday last.
The 1)uasauuou Lodge, I. l). O. F.,
will hold their annual s•rvit•e In the
Methodist Church Sunda}- evening,
May 11. +�� �
. II the vide ug leacher n'turnd to
tiwir schools last Satiird
Iter. M. 1'. t.'ralg is in 'oalsto•k
this week attending tits sessions of the
Nynod held In that city.
M. Rutherford, pastor of
Pine aver Presbyterian church fur the
lust eight years, who is giving up hiss
charge and is going to New York. was
presented by the congregation with a
Pura of $910 55 a farewell gift. Iter.
lturhorfoni was miUlster of the
1)utgsiiou and Port .Vlwrt i'resby-
teritu cougregatluu, before going to X
Pine River.
Rev. Igivld Roger.. wbo was at 01,t' •
time pastor of the Jlethesllst chuh-h
here and w•ho has for the Inst four
years been doing duty as assistant 1R
pastor in the Fina Methodist church X
at 1•owlua. purposes removing shortly
to St. Thomas' mad making his home XII
there. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers have a X
married daughter at St. Thomas.
A BusInees Cfmnge.—The More form-
erly conducted by McFarlane & Maize X
Is to be re -opened shortly by a new .
proprietor. Mr. Nonuau Treleaven,
who disposed of his Isle -shop to Mr. X
T. (:..Olen. awl tool over the stock In
Mr. Atleu's store. Watch for hsrguins
in the near future. We wish Mr. Tre-
leaven $titre$$ in his new venture.
1'reseatstlerta to the Mefferd Bras.—
Messrs. Alfred and Will HPRont, whi5 X
returned recently from Fraise. wore
given a r eptlon and presentation at
tlw Orange Hall hast Friday evening.
The meeting was under the auspices of
the Attglk-en churls. but tlw citizens
and the Romeu's Institute took ad-
vantage of the o1ssiou to rust's pres-
entations of moue} also. Alfred
Heford was no unfortunate as to brae
his right arm in battle with the Hun.
A shirt program was rendered. and a
number of speeches made In pratae of
the gallant heroes. Afterwards eeoffop
and tale were served by the ladles.
'DALLEY(
Pure Food Products
When bu'ing COFFEE, BAKING POWDER,
MUSTARD DRESSING and EXTRACTS,
see that the worcl au.l.cv is on the package—
and thus he sure of the finest Pure Food Products,
The name has stood for quality since 1848.
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In neat styles, well cut so as to allow free-
dom of movement, and in serviceable but attrac-
tive materials.
AUBURN.
WEDNPSDAY. April 30.
Rev. R. J. Row is attending a meeting
of the Presbyterian Synod at Woodstock
this week. _ -
The reorganized union Young People's
So iety will meet is the Methodist church
next Sabbath evening.
Pte. Robert Good arrived hotne on
Saturday from France. There was a
large crowd at the station to welcome
him home. It is 'everal years since he
went West and he enlisted there at the
beginning of the war. He was fortunate
in coming through without injury.
Mr. Conrad Decker, of Lucknow. spent
Sunday in the village visiting Mr. E.
Helwig.
Miss Sadie Carter was seriously ill the
past week. threatened with appendicitis.
We are pleased to report her recovery.
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ARE BOTH GRATEFUL
Fee the Good Dodd's Kidney Pals Did
Them.
Ragland. Ont., April 28 (Special).—"I
am glad to have an opportunity to give
fair credit to Dodd's Kidney Pills for the
good they did me, and also my family,"
says Mrs- John S. Larson, a well-known
and highly respected resident of this
At the time I ordered Dodd's Kidney
Pills 1 did it more for a fancy than from
any belief in their curing value. But I
was all in from an aching back. I caught
a bad cold and that settled on my kidneys
so bad that I could not sleep, and 1 cou.d
not work. When I stooped forward my
ba,k was so sore that I had to brace up
my body by putting my elbows on my
knees and 1 could hardly rise up again.
After taking two boxes of Dodd's Kidney
Pills the pain decreased some and my
back is fairly good unless I overwork.
Also one of my young tons had diseased
kidneys. so that he had to get up every
half hour during the night. Dudd's Kidney
Pills cured him and now he can sleep all
night."
LEEBU RN.
WEDNESDAY. April 30.
Pte. Fred J. Glidden returned from over.
seas last Thursday looking hale and
hearty Welcorre tome. Fred.
Miss Annie McKenzie, of ;Kintail. spent
a few days with Miss Hunter.
Miss Hallman and SMiss Tichbourne
have returned after their Easter holidays
to resume their work as teachers in Noe
9 and 5.
Mia Edith Horton,ittended the funeral
of Mrs. Rye at Clintda last Friday.
Miss Maedel, of Remitter. is spending
a few days at the home of Mn. Robert
Bogie.
Emile E. Fisher, of (3olertc•h,
and Mr. Jonathan Fisher. of Itenrulller,
spent Sunday with the former's friend,
Miss Iteatrfee ('hlaholm.
NILE.
TuastAv. April 29.
Mrs. J. Hiwy, who hasn 111 the last
two weeks. is. we are glad report, very
much improved.
Mr. Edgar ,end Mia Alice Shepherd,
who have been spending the Easter vaca-
tion at their home, have returned to
Goderich to resume their studies at the
Collegiate Institute.
Mr. and Mrs James Snell spent Sunday
with Mrs. J. EMky at Remitter.
Mrs. H Pestlartd has been suffering
with a very severe cold the last two
weeks.
Farmers in this vicinity are very busy
on their land when the weather permits
them.
Misses McDsrmot and McWhinney, of
Goderich. spelt Sunday with their
parents
Outwit Notes.—Tbe regular May
quarterly service of Nal circuit wW be
bald at Nile chord[ Mem renting. May
House Dresses. Good quality print in light
and dark colors. Some have elastic waistbands,
some have long sleeves others half sleeves, in
low and high necks, in a style to suit everyone.
Sizes 34 to 50. Priced from $1.5o to 53.95 each.
THREE USEFUL COVERALL APRONS
We are showing three styles of Coverall
Aprons which really protect one dress. Made
of good strong material to stand hard wear, in
either bungalow style or with belt. Priced at
$1.00, 51.25 and $1.50 each.
Special Values in Bedspreads
White Crochet Quilts, full size, in neat designs, will launder splendidly and IN
give excellent satisfaction. Each $4.50. X
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Extra out size white Crochet Quilts for the largest size beds. Splendid quality,
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neat designs. Size 80x90 inches. Each $5.00.
White Honeycomb Quilt, exceptional value. These Quilts are well known for
their durability. Hemmed. Size 82x90 inches. $4.25 each. X
English satin -finished Bedspread, in that beautiful quality which is an orna- X
ment to any bedroom. Full size. $7.50 each. ■
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Plain Bleached Sheeting 2 yards wide. Special value 89c. X
Twilled Bleached Sheeting 2' yards wide. Special value $1.00 yard. ■
Extra heavy quality Unbleached Sheeting, 2 yards wide. 75c yard. 1
Good values in plain Bleached Sheets -that will give extra good service. $5.90 a
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Circular Pillow Cotton, heavy quality, 40 inches at 60c, 42 inches at 65c, 44
inches at 70c.
THE MONTH OF MAY IS HOUSECLEANING TIME
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4th, at 10.30. A cordial invitation is
extended to 'everyone. Sunday school
will hold its session at 3 p. m., one-half
hour later than the usual hour. The first
Sunday of every month is observed as
Missionary Sunday by the Nile Sunda
school. On Sunday the pastor, Rev. ).
Hisey. will address the school on "Mis-
sions in the Sunday School —Why ?" The
Sunday schools aim for Missionary Sun-
day is 100 in attendance. Sii in collection.
Come and help make this Sunday school
the very best in the district. visitors will
End this a friendly Sunday school.
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Moraine. April 2$th.
Mess Annie Sullivan. of Detroit, in
visltiug at her home here.
fir. M. .1. Mutton has returned to
Assumption College after spending
vacation at lilt, home here.
Mr. Dennis Sullivan left for Detroit
leaf week. HP WAS accompanied by
his gra wide tighter, Miss Kathleen
Foley. who will spend a few weeks
visiting friends. at I)etrolt stsi London.
MIst, Mark' Sullivan hes returned
to ler school at Fit. ('olnmlan, Miss
(:Pn•{lere (O'Connor to 14tn1on Normal
s•htol apd MIs,. Jlsdellne Sullivan to
Help Your Digestion
Whet acid-dletreased, relieve the
indigeetiea wltk
K11IOIDS
Dimelve sadly on toagae--aa
pleasant to take as toady. Keep
your stomach sweet, try VJ- .ids
MADE S►v SCOTT & DOWN,
MAKERS OI SCOTT'S tMut-SN)N
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Lembo 6111eglate. After upending their
vacation attheir homes hero.
esTRATYORO. ONT.
Is recognized as one of the most
reliable Commercial Schools in
Canada. The instructors are ex-
perienced and the coarses are
ttp-to-date. Graduates are
placed in positions and they meet
with succeser Students may en-
ter at any time. Write at once
for free catalogue.
D. A. MCLACHLAN, Principal.
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THE
NEW SANITARY FOLDING MATTRESS
Showing the way we stake the feather beds into the mattress form.
Seasonable side:—summer and winter.
SANITATION
means health to you.
our new steam process is unrivalled for the_snccessfnl renovation of feathers, each bed being
cleaned separately. All work guaranteed.
R. PECKHAM, Mgr.
Kingston street, next Dr. Whitely's.
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