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THOOrfroogylpiargsobe
Style Steps
Lively This
Season
--to •
but not too lively for the
lively young dressers. There's
a dash and a jaunty swing
to the new 20th Century
Brand models for young fell-
ows that makes them stand
right out in a class by them-
selves. We can't illustrate
them all here -there's a dozen
of tl.em---and its mighty hard
to say which is the smartest.
Seeing is believing. S ee
them.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY
SOLE
C. PRIDI-IAM
AGLNT FOR
20th CENTURY AND ART CLOTHING
BORSALINO HATS
Phone 57.
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Goderich
THE SIGNAL -
-DUNGANNON.,
Waimea:A A notivertilm7 Sellti"'"
I iiingannosi Methodist ekureh ot,- serve Its sunlvernary oh- Nov-
, etulwr 30. when It.. Fulton Irwin. of
Lucknow. will preach _ gowning and
evening. tin the following' Monday
evening it Victory hot supper will he
served from tl to . after which
a good program III be given. with
music by Miss tOrore ltieluuond of
Loudon. bleeers. Henry and tildthorp
and ottwrs. and aildre,ows by Rev.
Simon,. Craig. Douglas and [twin. A
good time ts tispeeted.
ToWNSIIIP.
. ANNUAL S. S. ENTERTAINMENT.- On
Friday evening, November h. the
annual entertainment of the Union
Sabbath school will be held. This is the
I occasion on which the scholars bring in
their oderings for • he support of a pupil
• at the Point aux Tremble school. In 1
addition to the program prepared by the
scholars the foliowing from Goderich will
take part: Soloist. Mrs. Russell Coutts.
reader. Miss , Janet Govenlock. and•
speaker. Rev. J. F. Reycraft. The
community is invited to share this
evening', entertainment with the
Sabbath school scholars.
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LEEBI-RN.
Anniversary services will be held in the
' Leeburn church Sunday. November 30th.
at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Rev. ft. A.
' Lundy. B. A.. of Walton, will preach
both morning and evening. The offering
for the day will be added to the organ
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AsIIFIELD.
Tb.. final meeting (if the Ashfield
Sooltlieroo. Aid Circle will loe held In
cr.-ett• church on Tuesday. November
2-1th. beginning at 2 p.m. The circle
wishes all tho.e who hove taken an
Interest iu the cork orpzib.wipty
40
tend the meetine if Ir. as the
I;HHatie2H, of the yin& la to be elowd
thi; day.
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TUESDAY. Nov. 18.
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M. Joan e. GUILDILIIIIION II
P.O. Box IM, Pamboro, N. S,. M
"/ Inbred twoda likrowolowat for floe X
years, having it so badly at times 1 was NE
uuable to get up without assistance *
1 tried different medicines -I saw , it
advertised and was treated by doctors ii a
to Amherst, also in my home town,
but thy Rheumatism eame bark. Is
In 1116, 1 saw is as advertisement 11
that •Fraist•a•tives'avald stop Rheu- $
maim. and took one box and got : a
relief ; then 1 took them right along
and the'
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comers COATI
A delayed shipment of Children's Coats
i* promised for this week and will be opened
up and ready for selling Saturday. They
come in Blanket Cloth and Chinehillas to tit
ages 4 to 14. Priced from $6.00 to WI&
(f about
r1,11,111 was at gone and 1 Ame never X
felt it stare.
\ our who would care to write
me as regards 'Pruit-a owes' 1 world
be glad to tell them what 'Fruit &-
Sivas' did for me."
JOILN E. GCILDERSON,
Contractor and Mason.
Mae box. 6 'or $2.80, trial sise 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Frnitea-tivee Limited, Ottawa. Ont.
li A number of young people from this
, letcn, of the G. C. I.. spent Sundii-at
vicinity attended the dance at Auburn
last Friday night. t their homes here.
Miss Rebecca Thompson visited Tor- , Quite a number from here attended_the
to friends iast week. , celebration in the hall at Durigald100' 00
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brophy left Iasi , Tuesday of Last week.
k ir Minnesota. L. S.. to visa titer
-- - I son, Rev. Father W. P. Brophy. They ; AUIWRN.
Ameriea-t. Week! ' were\ accompanied by lilies Mane Sulli- witnom.....A pretty wedding trek place
Cbildren's Wool
f)elightftd uta plessie Ow a
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children are laere.ia -variety in Tibet
set:. Wildcat Sets. Coney EMI= Seta.
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Priced per set from $31.711
Pullovers and Coats
Pricedfrom $1.50 $3.75
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OVERALLS
Children's all -wool
* Overalls with feet. in
a grey. cardinal and
a white, per pair $1.54
to 12.2S.
Commerce and industry. I actory and i yr • \ , quietly at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
farm -c ear the decks for action! \ _ ; John McKnight. on Wed:le:day_ et high
Lure -
The world needs replenishment It is . \
' ST HELENS. a -on, when tbeir only daughter. stripped: it is hungry. Europe's cup- \ T. , atha. was united in marriage to Mr. Oran
board is barren. Our agriculture has had ' \ TUESDAT. Nov. li. Lloyd Ferguson. also ,If Auburn. by Req.
mieson lett on Monday tor , E.O. Forde. The house was tastefully dec-
I f his ,orated with carnations and ether flowers.
to feed the world for four years and there .
hungry nations to I father the Mt
a-ricli reward. If the aorkers in cotn- Wellwood had r urned recently from pink satin torn:nines. Only the unmedi-
still are depleted storehouse, to fill andlBrocitvi3e. t
Crawford Jamieson. , The beide. who was unattended. wee
atten
nod Oven away by her father, and wore a
for the cold weather.
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CHILDREN'S ALL -WOOL PULLOVERS
matte frim ••••••-• lei el • t .1,totted alt
shoulder. ore; \h 'r. wr. at.il Cerili-
nal. size 21) • 71 $1.50 up.
Warmer Underwear for the
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• • fort. Don't put off buying. be -31e the demand' •
supply. It will be %vise :3 lock tO your Deals.
The unrestirwted tabor et -the farmer ; Dr_ J. Welts a rs
Children's Smart
Sweater Coats
Children's extra
smart all -wool Sweat-
er Coats, belted style,
to fit all ages. From
$2.511 so.
'die dui dryn's cam- II
dam dse 111
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saved the world itetime of peril. - His was were visitors at ;r. Geo Webb's. Dr. becoming gown of taupe grey silk with 111
Our pict res of children are more than
photoera They are studies of child '
life that will iNterest you and your friends.
and the childr n grown up voll alio ap-
preciate them. . .
Telephone tot'a app-iintment.
K. R. SALLOWS
merit and 'industry now put the same ' overeem.
life. MI . John Durnin retnrritsi home from , 1111 to tit all itizeit. Priced at -cording to age
• , ate relatives were present. The presents ;
Iort into increased production, another The Anglican and \Presbyterian Sunday ; Were many and beauttfuL After a Mott Is Children .14 Turnbull's Natural Woo!
as be surmounted. and the prosper- schoolii, are preparing Jor a union Chris,t- I boner:mon the youag -aauple will reside ;
ity ensutng a ill be felt to a.1 channels of ; mas entertainment. ' in Auburn.
CHILDREN'S COMBINATIONS attars FINE R
:AUL-WOOL VESTS AND DRAWERS :
Fine Ribbed all-wull Vesta and\prawera, 1
natural only. to tit sot-, 1 to 14, years. •
Priced according to mire. $I* to IrLI0,41110
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children's Union i esti,' and Dra era, el.
winter weight. A 'splendid • garritent ht im
natural 4111d white, t.• tit ages 1 to 14. Prie
according to size. 45c to 85c.
IN Combinations, unshrinkable. natural etilitr.
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With its foundation sound-eith fanner Wingham hospital last wMk. teeing tine
and workir man exerting all effort for after the operation. GODERICH PEOPLE , 81.95 to $2.75.
Children tt White Vslion Combinations.
for us eatest stride.-Marsball Field & ea here on Monday to visit his PREVENT APPENDICITIS.' al
increased production -America is ready Mr. John McPherson. -t Pasque. Sask., I,
brother. Mr. W.L. McPhexson -,
Miss Vi'. Rutherford. of Fer s,, was
home for the
Mrs: E. Snell and '$n Lorne are
week's visit to friends at Auburn.
the West for a couple of months. returned i . . . - -
mcntary cana. and prevents appenawitts.
Mr. Gordon McPherson, who was all fouh accumulat, el poisons_ rum a i
home last week. • Adler ilta relieves ANY CASE gas on
The monthly meeting of the St. Helens • stomacn or sour stomach. laten CURES
Women's Institute will be held at the , consti tion In one case of chronic stom• leg
home of Mrs. Walter Webb un hursday, ach trouble ONE bottle produce) wonder- ""'„.,
Ichnsti.Hpinemalssiuprsresenng ts.7d.__Que::,,,,,,,1as
awfeorr. tru....i.4 rt. 0%uitts.' CamPbeL; s Drug Store. Gcde" 1.
I A cordial invitation to all the latt to
KINtislIRIDGE.
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November 27th. at 2 30o'clock. biects:
"Herd., .
O'ReitLi--Gairrirt-A happy event
Tornholl'. niake. a•splentlid tittiiirrifirment
1Co.. in The Chicago Evening Post. High neek, long sleeves and knee length. to
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Goderich Board of Trade
MILLINERY
An exceptional offer in
correct styles, at greatly te•
duced prices.
Many of the season's
newest and most correct
models; of excellent value,
in Velv t. Beaver and Vel-
our Ha
Regular $7.50 and $8 50 for
$5.00.
Regular $1000 and $12.00 for
$8.50.
Children's Hats at reduced prices
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Many Goderich people are using simple ow tit all age.. aretirding to.age. $1.00
glycerine. buckthorn bark. etc.. as mixed pi
in Adler-i-ka.s. This flushes BOTH upper ger to $1.75.
and lower bowel so completely it removes '-'
as
k place on Tuesday. Ncvember Ilth. 111
y Nov. 1, at St. Joseph's church. KIngsbridee. the
occasion being the wedding of too pop- • row
A Bad Flre,-Ahont quarter tf. taw young
people at t
h
is
communit y.
Thursday morning fire was Elizabeth Irene, youngest daughter mu
in dee rear of the hardware -.tore of to Mr, Jam Griffin, and Mr. Chester J. ••
Wins Won' ig sons. 'in (nal portion "i O'Reilly., The ceremony was performed 111
the W1110111;4 l''1111)1"1 bY 11- LAM at 9 o'clock .n the morning by Rev. W A. Is
Dean. Rev.. Father McRae of God...rich
, as * ritisittip. Notwithstanding, the
1 Iwo lot resporhe fire brigade. also being ptese.nt in the sanetuary The
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ipper story of the building. which • bride looked very handsodie in a taupe
a brik trunire. was
deootroyeil. H.; Well II. the interior twine ----• ----
Is \ • .eemniitetelv ;
twill. gutted and damaged by eater.
Th.. tow. 1. upw•rds of $17.411'. J. G.
Moser of Kinliener is the owner of
the bolt/ling. -valued at sa..loo. and .
mem „42.Zsai. The Me _started In
the tittobop so41. had made erinehiersible
i headway when theeoveretl. The lnos to
Moore & Itop and J. H. Leith is per- These Overalls are cut
ppawa, a the year. when with utwerta in , roomy and are strongly
itirutinly 16,111114.. coming st this , late .
weather It will be.diflieult to get build- made. with elastic back,
x k.,ing b••fore winter gets tn. to clear at
Late Stn.:TA othe death of
William Toll. --oT DM. -Olt Nov,
. loth. removed e prtorth. who was
esteemed in the eommunity.
.11.61.1 was born In Myth In
near!' tof the late .littneo
1 Anderson. tal After her mart -Wee to
• Mr. Toll in \1.;let .he lived for over
I twenty years n East Wawanosh, le-
imoving from tt re to the frith eoneee-
i sion itt /Mullett. tesidee her hustianfl '
she Waves a f.ml1 of throe Pons and
three daughters, 0 et home. The
tiownil tot& piste Wedoeeday to
the Union vemeterf•.
Clearing in Men's Black
Overalls
This is said to be,st moist agoportune time to put forth
every possible effort 418 try to-iisduiuLAtnerican and British
manufacturers to establish branches of their works at
Goderich. and the Industrial Department of the Board is
now working hard along this line.
If any member. or citizen, has any rifiggestion to offer,
or the name of any prospective firm or firms, will he kindly
assist by conferring with the Secretary's office?
YOU OAS HELP OODERICE IN THIS WAY.
Noyember 13, 1919.
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Mr
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highly
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KINTAIL'
TUESIDA11. Nov. 18.
Mrs. W.e. Hackett and family are
m�t'tng to Goderich tiis week
. E1'ser Bradley. 01 T renter, is
spending his vacation at his home here.
Misfits Lottie end Lillian MacKenzie
and Mr Harold Collinson. of the Goderich
Collegiate Institute. were mane fer the
week -end.
Mr. Days cGitt; of Myth. is visiting
It the home Mr. Duncan McKay.
(IREWF..
Morrotiv. Nov. 17.
Mrs. Campbell. of Westfield, spent a
kw days with her daughter. Mrs. William
Crosier.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kilpatrick and
family spent Sunday at the home of John
Sever. Duntantvwx
Mildred McWhinney and Bruce Shack
$1.65
Mens brown duck work
Vests, five pockets, to
dear at
$1.25
Men's button jersey
Cloth Gloves, to clear at
22c
Men's unlined split
horeehide Gauntlets. a
strongly made Glove For
general use, to clear at
79c
Men's Police Braces, to
clear at
15c
.Robius
OPEN EVENINGS
South side of Square
FLEECE -LINED AND NATURAL WOOL SLEEPERS
6 months to -3 yearn. Priced from 390 up. \
all ages. i'rieed aseonling to age. $1.36 to 8150.
1)r. Denton's fleeee-lineil an., Turnbull', Wool tileepertv.with hist, 40 fit a
infant 'a Pure Australian WrioT Vests. Rubens*id buttoned fmnt styles. liorstin
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CHILDREN'S NIGHTGOWNS
chikireics--WIte Flannelette, Night- X
CHHDREN'S KIMONOS
$3.50 EACH
Children'* Eider Kintonns7 in
designs. to' fit ages •C, years to 14
Peke $$.50 ascii.
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rewire; made of *sir quality white flannel- a
smart • et* well_m. deand • aptly. finished. to fit
years.- , age2 yeiiiitO12-ieers. Priced $1.00 to II
$1.40 eacdt.
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Ott in,' after Saturday our Knitted Goode will be found in theie new- quarters
on the' first floor.- Corsets and Waists will be located on -the mans.fioor opposite their
se. sioUa• Carets and Linolenne and Rent ROOM wil oeeupy our new annex.
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Al changes -are made in the interest of bet ter service..
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Hours of Businis 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. X
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a • The Lading Phone and Mail Order Store
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suit with hat to mstch and bearing a ; wedded life with the good wishes of a
corsege bouquet of orchids and Sweet- host of friends.
heart roses. The brideuned. Miss Ethel
f Toronto wore navy blue with
Austin. o
het to match and her bouquet w's of
American Beauty roma Mr. Melvin
O'Reilly brother of the groom. was "best
mus." In addition to the Irmal choral
fervice. Mr. Maurice Griffin. brother of
the bride. rendered a solo in good voice.
After the ceremony the bridal party drove
in a car gaily decorated by their friendi
to the home 01 11* bride's father. where
the wedding repot was served. the guests
being immediate relatives and friend.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Reilly left on the aft's-
noon train fmna Goderich for a trip to
Toronto and Niagara. and on their return
on ?rid.y a nd 'inception was tenckred
to them in Moir hew. about two hun-
dred persons being present. , Te wedding
gifts included several handsome cheques,
and Mr. and Mn. O'Reilly mammon
THE 000ERICII MARKETS.
T11101/11/AT. November 10
Model' pee book 111-00 to 11.00
note. per 5.9.h.- `11 10 .116
M4101;orper !Klett 1 10 to 1.15
L0'10 *4*
Itorkwbeitt, per book.. .... . 1 10 to ill!.
low Wall, Oweewt
Is.ID 5,0
PISUS. piton,. per est . :I *7* to S.56
145s. ow too 4500 to 44.110
$5 05 Le SOW
17.01, 18 is
pee toe
V. tor ton
fesow. Woe. pow fa, to Rre.
Mier Stetter. awl% •, 5: • n st;
netts', oor lb ro to .01
Cr424t. per dies . 0: to 55
Potatoes per Web . 1 OU to Ltd
boteligro 4**o10.. poi • o• 11 TS 70
boreterea' moilnre.per cwt • 711 t. 1135
Now weis14. t'we • WI
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Stilmerthe for The Signal now.
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The Expert Automobile
Finisher
Opera Haw auk Legates Si,
Gawk*,
open for all kinds at Ow Paint-
ing, R1060 Topa end Shp fiever* re -
pelted *ad died Call and um him
awl have your old oar lee& lihe
mew.