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DUNGANNON.
MK, N. F. W'HYARU is the agent
for THE SIGNAL at 1)ungann►a.
(Inlers left with him for sulna•rlp-
tions, advertisements or job print -
Ina will remove prompt attention.
Telephone I (lodrrh•h Mural i r39. I
I • 1
Thursday, Apra 20.
John Howitt l.roursing some broken
rills.
Mr. James M,Illougli returuwt'teday
from his visit to Teeswatt•r.
Vert Modell has rented Rory Mc-
Donald's house and moved into it this
week.
Mr. A. 1►sher is tearing down the
old venting will. _it having outlived
its usefulness.
A few of the 1. O. D. F. members
attended perch' with the Luckuow
brethren on Sunday last.
TES 8IGI9AL
of West AVawKuosh. The funeral took
pial* this afternoon to 1hungaunuu
cemetery.. the seihiree being in charge
of Rev. J. S. Ha' nIIr of ',whitish and
ttev. G. Gog1m of Nue hirer.
Geld Hotel at paisley. -Thr Paisley
Adronste say .° of former l)uugalloon
nealdents. Mr. and Mr.. J. H. (;lover:
The Btlluwral hotel property has
(hautnd hands. Mr. J. H. Glover
having sold It to Mr. Chas. ('ottrill.
of Greenock. Mr. (:lover reta las
pos.esst1111 until `epteiuhcr next. The
Bellmore! Iuis become known as one
of !UV best hotel. 111 the a ry, and
11u11 a large qa 1Iouage from the t-uw-
wel•cial trade. It has Iwtolnr very
difficult awl even Iwpus.iblr to obtain
licit) for Mrs. (:lover in tlw dining
room and kitchen. rind for that reason
has derided to go out of business.
fowusryoplu and the travelling public
will regtwt the decision tory much.
Thursday evening.
('all Edended.-At a joint meeting
of the Presbyterian congregations of
Dungannon and Port Albert, held This
evening, it was decided to ettenl a
tall to Rrc. Hilton R. ('ampbell. Ph.
D.. of 'Formate. I)r. Campbell preached
to these congregations on two recent
Sunday s. r
There are signs of activity in the
Allen block, and Dungannon before
long may again hart a butcher shop.
Rev. John Currie. of Iwvudon. will
again officiate next Sunday in the 1)uu-
gauuou and !'ort Albert Presbyterian
churches.
The River Valley creamery luta re-
sumed operations for the season anal
the trucks are again on the road gather-
ing
athering cream.
House•leeniug is the order, of_ihe
dliy in our village. In the cities It
MOMS to be the price of potatoes that
is bothering them.
A apechil service will be held In St.
l'ast's church next Sunday. Rev. 1).
OU hear a great deal about I D. Douglas will continue his dIscus-
Y
••tire mileage" these days-� ohmof Thr Fatly (•hpnh•"
I The Uungaunou lodge of the 1.0.0.1'.
_the-anunal yope•ial service
In Erskine church. Dungannon. on Sun-
day evening. May 9, at 7 p. m.
How about "wear mileage ?"
Isn't the wear of clothes just as
important as the wear of tires
Doesn't it affect your po`ket just as
much ? Vou get wear mileage when
you buy a good 20th Century Brand
suit. Keep this well in mind when
choosing your clothes this Spring.
Borsalino Hats --the world's best
Walter C. Pridham
Phone 57
A'OOOOOOOiO'000
BLYTH.
1.1111.1' .11.tti:ltT.
Welaestlay. April 2.
Briefs. -Mi- Jean MacKenzie, of
Austin. Mae., is visiting with frieuds
Kral relatives in the village Mr.
and Ates. SA'illiaw 1lurvey and pan
Lorne. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tur-
vey, of Morris township. motorail to
Port Albert on Suuday and spent the
iFey with lir. and Mrs. R..1. Hoy.-
..
oy • - • •
Mr. J. C. McMillan, of Detroit, Mich.,
Is re noilllg old atgtwlnt*uc•et�e In the
burg Mr. Marvin Durnih had .a
ploughing bee this week and a dance
iu the Foresters' Hall afterw-ards....
_Mrs. Mrs. 1\-illiaw Grey. of Port Albert.
is visiting at the rectory at Blyth. the
guest of her brother, Rev. W.
1►rlukwater. of Lucknow. sIwnt Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ('oii.lus
here. e
TO WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
This Woman's Letter Tells
You How To Pau The
Crisis Safely.
Altd gh the weather has leen very
backward. the farmers are. getting a
tousiderable amount of work dotw. A
real warm spell would be welcome.
J. R. McNabb has a uww Ford one
ten truck for use in hos business. (tis
its first trip it carried about 37(54
worth of eggs. it would be interest-
ing to compute how hong it will take
the truck ti; carry a million eggs.
Mr. Robert 1►avidbob. ha ring petr-
ehas•d the lila Davidson homestead
from his brother James. has uxorel
to It from G.olerlt Ii and will beowe a
prothwer again, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Davidson. whet had been Imre all
winter, have gone to (:.slerleIi 10 lire.
Death, of George Jehastones-Mlr.
e;e/t'tzzee Johl.nln, of Telae- Valley diel
Mulalav evening about st.a)' o'chw•k.'
He hall twit been well for some tinge
awl\ala►tnk two wetks ago had a stroke
Wpdnestay, .April Ss. ' from\ whites he never recovered. He
Mr.. Wm. Mason and family left was a.n.ttire of Ashfield and was fifty-
Bd. week for London. where they will four years of age. I11 1Wt(i hr married
Belle Mt Vhimwd and they morel to
few faro! on 'Which they led sin'
lived continuously. Mr. Johnston
Twiir. Ia•sides his wife, thaw sons :
aurae. Wilbert and !toward. and two
dateghters t fear! and Marion. all at
home: also fire brothers: Thoma11, of
Dungannon, and Samuel. William.
1011 -td ani James, all of•Ashfirld, awl
two sisters : Mrs- It. ('.Mans, cif ('ole
Iwirne (4(10.11111. and Mrs. John Taylor,
make their home for n white with Mro
Frost Mason. -
Mr. John (.•sham. of tualrrich. Was
among those pre*ent at the funeral
of the late John Bell on Monday.
An effort is (wing made to reorganize
the Myth brass band.
(;.o. Powell arrived this week from
A'anaouver, B. 4.'., and will he employed
in his goo's grocery .store.
Its th lust tine of its must esteemed
v. itesideuts in the death on Thursl:ey'
loft of Mrs. James Gillespie.-C'early
sixty rears ago. in 1e'41. Mr. and Mr..
Oflle Ioio settle) in Hallett townq.higp-
Thre• daughters s11r1'Ite : Mrs. W. J.
sine-. of %Vingham : Mrs. W. J. Shef-
A Id. of .Owen Sound, and Mlss Alice.
at ho •. The funeral took place 00
flay last. the services being roll.
by Her. It. J.' Me l'ortniek. as -
y, Bev. S. Anderson of Clinton.
Pat
duet.
elided
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Do not antler
mother day with
Itching. lead-
ing, or Protrud-
ing Piles. No
surgical oper-
ation required,
Dr. Chase's Ointment will relieve yew at ono*
and as -certainty cureou. enc. • nor; all
dealers. or K imanwn. Dates & Ce.. Limited,
Toronto.t�
paper d encwi 2c. stamp oar �"+e.
Garage Phone 83 -- --
Hogue Phone 336
Dav is'liarage
SOUTH ST., GODERICH
CHEVROLET
We are the agents for the Chevrolet Autos. Call or send us
word and we will demonstrate tl you.
This is the Gouge fa save money on all Accessories, Oils,
Gasoline and Dry Cells.
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TIRES AND TUBES
We have them in all makes at lowest prices.
OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT
is up-to-date with good nachanics, quick service and satis-
faction guaranteed on all makes of cars.
FOR SALE CHEAP ---TWO FORDS
New tires, new tops. Have been ovethauled and are in
good condition.
We handle genuine Ford parts.
40.
A COMPLETE LINE OF CHEVROLET PARTS
Agent for the Willard Storage Battery
AUTOS FOR HIRE
T. M. DAVIS, W. McCLUSKEV.
Mar and Sales, Repair Department.
AUBUILN.
5000‘ Rills-W-a11paper
All up-tt?-daterpatterns
From 8c to 75c roll
W. T. RIDDELL - Auburn
P.Q.- "During the Change
of Life 1 felt so weak and run down 1
could hardly do my work. The per-
spiration would pour over my face so
that I couldn't see what 1 was doing.
We live on a farm, so there is lots to do,
but many who felt as I did would have
been in bed. I took Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and it did me •
world of good. 1 tried other remedies
but 1 put Vegetable Compound ahead of
them all, and 1 tell every ons I know
how much good it has done me."-
Mrs. DUNCAN BROWN, Lascelles, Prov.
Quebec.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suffocation, hot flashes, headache[,
backaches, dread of impending
timidity sounds in the ear, pale
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variable .p -
petite, weakness and dizziness should
be heeded by middle-aged women,C�
let Lydia E. Pinkham'sN'egetable
Com-
pound carry them safely through this
cris as it did Mrs. Brown.
Toa ars invited Ir write for free aisles
No other [Medicine has been so suc-
cessful
uscessful in relieving woman's suffering
as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Women may receive free
gdia
pt khan Medicinful advice e Co.,.Lynn, Mathe il
D.1•11 LLAP u SON
let 0- "The Scotch Store" fi4 fat
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO b P. M. t SATURDAYS 9 P. Pe
I,asoslles
Phone
56
NNNVW�
Here are a few special values in merchandise, all
new and perfect goods.
Come in and see them, and be convinced.
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Mrs. AMOS Cornellusof Whtteehtuele:
.3�ra_ Jtntttt tiytoftl.antt la, or London.
Anions the floral tri uses were oiee
from Hie family. amtone from the
Perrin's biscuit factory.\f.ondon. The
funeral Hook plat -e to t',.Itsorur rem-
etery. the service being conducted by
Itev. James Hamilton. awl lvas largely
attended.
$T. ACOLSTINE. \
Tuesday. -ip1k41 27.
Brief+. -Mr. Miller. of Lond.lp. was
in the vicinity on Ttle.day.....
.las. Wilson. of Toroutu. i- vi icing
friends in the hurg Alis1. Me-
e'liuchey- visite! Iter sister. Airs. (' a.
Itobluson. last week
1 hawu.y returned !meat, from Anew
hey ou Set tardily night M
Welnesitiy. .tpre1 . Beun•lt. of AVitgfham. called on frirnls
Rv. R. J. Ito•- i'. 1-iating at Wood- here one day last week.
stook this week.
Mr. E. (:. Matthews. the geiaeral
manager of the Sterling Bunk here.
has rewired notice to more to Monk -
ton. We ere sorry to lose this family
after their three years of residence
with us. We wish them anvwsa in
their new field of business
SHtTI'AMDT, IN. •
Thursday. April 2J.` -
Death of Mrs. Mattbewwn,-After a
long peri.wl of i11 ewalr4.. Elizabeth
Worthy. widow of the taro William
Matthew -slow. died on 1V,due.day night
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
J. 1'.. /'lark owl A. Asquith Craven Young, of the Lake Shore rand. Ash-
car'ef- Manitoba'oats unloading this fid. in her eighty -ditto pair. The -
deceased had lived with her daughter.
Mrs. Young. for many years. Two
other daughters of the de•. aced live et
Minneapolis and there are tire sons •
(:.gorge, Joseph. Thomas. Alex, and
Voiles 7Sc. •
Plain Voiles, 38 in. wide, in white, black,
pink, beige n
gavy acid rose and grey. Prices
75c., $1.O0 and $1.25 a yard.
Fancy Striped Voiles. 36 in. wide, -White
only. Price $1.00 a yatd.
Check and Plaid Voiles; 36 fn. wide,
white, mauve, pink, Ni add black aid White.
Prices $1.00 and $1.25.-•
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Fancy Colored Dress V les- Is light and
dark grounds, lovely designs is the newest
shades, 3€ in. wide. Just a 5- rd length of
a pattern. Price $1.23, $1.50 ani
n $1.75 a yd.
Gabardine 89
week at $1.15 per bushel.
Several from here attendee( the
funeral .of Mr. William Flitter at.Clin-
tog on Saturday. Three weeks per-
vious
ervious his wife eras laid to rest. They
were •(.rarer reidents of our village. 1Villiam, the last-named (wing with
Mr. and Mrs. 1 --nage The funeral
A uunlwr nttendel the tuabi'al of
the late Jelin 14.11 from the G. T. It.: takes place on Saturday afternoon to
st.ltluu on Monday. The remains were the Colborne ceipetery.
brought front Lloydminster. Sask.. -
Mr. Bell was a former resident of.- WFSTFIF-LI e.
The Brothe•rhowsl o, the We.sttleltl
Msllst rhnreh intent holding Sun-
day, May 'wird, as Itrotnerhlssl San-
L.nwIes I e.rough.
ItIN all I.1.ER.
Wednesday. .April >. clay. Rev, A. E. Mills'', will preach
Church Notes.-(luarterly'ruwmtnllon 814.1 the rest of the sorvi.w will Iw
seri 1..• « ill k' twist in the Bethel Meth- tak,•n IAS men:th ere of the organisation.
idiot . Inlrch un Sunday morning. May 04prini mush• by turn's choir at this
_roil- at Itt:ls1 .clock The glair. ! service. The BrotIwrhlkwl extends a
tele(}' ,I s•tal hoard will neer :1t Ittm-4 hearty invitation to i's ninny as can
miller oil Tneslay evening next at Aldo so. to attend this service.
r; , ,qe annrrnl tatsitle s!r stmt
nR••o tint
.tigrex i..a
h.• rets Is
t.,.. L. fi
Twill 65c.
good firm weave. Prices
d.
euncHAK or
Voile Waists
*
A very ne assortment of these waists in
sizes 36 to 44, all of the newest styles and
very daintily trimmed, all white only. Prices
$3.25, $3.75, $4.25, 14.50 and 115.50.
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- White with satin, stripe, 38 inch wide,
heavy weight. a fiatrate quality. Price
a yard: - -
Pique 75c.
Extra good quality. medium rib, 36 in.'
wide, 73c. a yard.
A splendid solution of good quality,
Crape and Cambric Kimonos, in lovely Jap-
anese and floral designs. All sizes in stock.
newest colorings. Prices ranging from $2.50
to $5.95. •
to suit all tastes itt Silk Poplin. Serge, Gabar-
dine and Tricotine; in black, navy, taupe.
nigger, also Tartan Plaids and Shepherd's
Checks, all sizes, ini,,luding out size, 36 in.
Prices ranging from 64\85 to $13.50.
" Grastex " Mats' and Rugs
A really splendid covering for Verandahs, of Japanese manufacture, pI to the eye,
very dyable, and easily Beamed ; pretty designs is various aeries&
SIZES -1}z8 ft. 206ft. 33E6 ft. 41:71 ft. $s9 ft. Gni . gie4 h.- _ 8 49. 9112 ft.
PRICES - The. , $1.96 2,25 • $3.95 9.50 0.00 '110 110 $15
34 Sb wide Matting: _- Price 65C._t
it Nr,rtii /AIM unto Ito oils
c. + mor.- Iwl.1 14+4 w.r•k and
GODEAICII TOWNSHIP.
Cowman HAu..-A public mist
received
slw.wel I'orh will be held in the.. nton church OP
, iw in-_lr ..plrn.tt.}_mnF . May 4th. at p. m.. to '
thssrishing t'..too1 l.n. 1 the erection of the props sed community
k Preseo Thio,--Tlo•re was a Lar• hall• All those interested are Invited tO
teiraw,nt on Tio*.E•t�t• evening •:f tliistcome prepared to speak on the subject
week - at the Itenrfltler church. The It is hoped there will be a full discussion.
pnt•pers.• of the meeting wits ten -full.
It was de-ioled to hold 1. monster. EBti\EZER.
Victoiria ay festival on the evening
of May 24th. in the form of a ,limper A box social and entertainment is to be
arid- lilgll-a•lroa. entertai..ment. Full !lqt ld on the eveningg of Wednesday, Msy
annolutremont of program will be given 15th at Ebenezer. -Admission. adults
hater. After the b11..lta•ss was trans- Ichi4Qren 25c. Remember the date. 2
aerie! Mr. mid Mrs. It. H. Mew am
Miss Fanny Mew were calked to the
front of the ehurclr and a very appro-
prlate address was read to theta fir=
Mrs. •S. Gardiner. air. NIew- was pre•
wonted- with a txenm'tfpt rhatr, Jh'w"
Mew ,•melted n lovely brass jardiniere
amt alias 4.01110' was presented with a
handsome framed picture. Mr. Mew
made s very touching reply. Hp and
ods family Intend tooting into Go.lerlch
in -a 4sotnt one w'eek's time.
COLBORNE.
Monday. -April 211.
OpinionsWanted.- The 14terary
Vfuh of the Maitland einteesstnf held`
Ira weekly meeting In the Ieiio01 house
on Wednesday evening, April 21st. for
the purview of cow -inning the diw•ns-
ston on consolidated erhnols. Flow-
erer, the people lire nnde•idel. and It
is very t►eessary that If persoible Peery•
one shnn111 attend these meetings and
express his or her opinion on this Inn -
portant question, so that H definite (IP -
44A011 Iw reached. During the meet•
ing a motion was Parried to the effect
that people of other•Cecfiens ate heart-
ily invited to ertend-
The late John Rarket•-A well-
known resident of this Township was
'removed ht- the death oh April 1'th
of John 11. starker. of the ialke Shore
road, who ens seventy-one year. of
age. Mr. Barker was road' foreman
for the township and exerriswl mneh
dillgene ani energy In the prnwtrtitIon
of hid duties. He is survived b, six
daughters, Mrs. Geo. F. Bean, of (Loy-
al : Mrs. Fred Imre, of Goderieh : MM.
Sam Westlake, of God.rleh township;
11NCE 1870
30191SICOUGILS
EAST WAWANDEH.
The tale R. (i. McGowan.-Mem107,
pith lust. the re -idents of East AVawe-
xiost -anrt rh-iwtty were eelted open to
pay the last tribute of respect to a
lifelong remittent, It. G. Metiowan, who
pllswa(1 away at his residenee. lot ft
eoneestiou 2. East Wnwartosh. on the
`94n1 Inst.. after u short illness of three
weeks. Mr. M.•(:owilu was born on
ofci, t
bomi'stead, hof I!a, eonstrh
s 'r
111/0• IMe011114 for his brother. Me,..
where he spent his youthful day*.
Abwlt thirty years ago he purchasefarm tett
the (arwhich he slame raided,,
front iia iin,le. Robert, efbff then
morel to Oregon. A few year* later
he married MIs. i•itaaheth Scott,
daughter of the late Waiter Scott. ton-
cessiclli (t, Kai; W4%4%1 1104111. who sur-
vives hien. TO Ahem wore given a
flintily of tiro"'girls and nue boy -
Annie i:.. deh.sd freebie; James and
Walter at home. and Maggie. who died
ten Fears ago. It. O., as hr was
familiarly knoEn. was endowed with a
genial, friendfrilisposttion. a kine and
obliging neighbor. wits a keen bulgi-
ness ability-. Most of his tlnrine(was
sgwnt on his fine form, which he
brought up to • high state of produc-
tion. equipped with house and borne
second to none In the netghborhoodt:
Mr. Meowan was on' two different
cw•i•asione a member of the eonnell
board of the township; he also did
servlre as school trustee for mererill
years, and wad agent for the Formosa
fire insurance ('o. in religion he was
Presbyterian end serve) on the board
of management a number of years. in
politica he was LIberal and • member
of (bort ivy Leaf. Independent order
of Forester,. The .releforeleg,at the booms
was conducted by Rev. G. Telford. M.
A., B. D., assisted by Rev. Mr. 'they
Mears.of Nile. The pallbearers were Mears.
Wm., Alex., R. C. and It B. Mr(:owan,
John Scott and Fred Toll. Those from
a distance attending the funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. RlehaM Moore. and Mr.
and Slits McLaren. Torodto; John dad
Wm. Scott. Mr. McCall.
Moore, ('haries Sisat, M
Richmond. Lionduu--Ill
Returned.m
Mr. and Mose . Not ie Re Returned. mMillol," ill her sister.
ton: M.•h'ille• "Barker and his bride are pretty "I know 1 tom -t.'• said Eii
Standard. lucky one way. • - I've still got the mark- on
"How do you mean
-SPRING
ANCY WOR
A NEW SHIPMENT JUST IN.
BEAUTIFULLY STAMPED.
-"All of their as -ditto= presents were
given them by people already mg* r-
riol."
l niaue ('hrtstening. bout a
tmmte was talking at wheerip
Was christened.
"Yvon don't r, member tieing
le; "cwt
cess
-7-11 Rai at Reggie. -
11 ts-That stunning l.o,kltsg •
NK tote has tarn gazing at ! e
the Ins( tell 111111141,, She mast
-trying to make its lin 'res.1.ln
Mico Kern -Very likely : fsople
grswrally nor something soft for that
purpose.-- Boston Trnsweript.
be
Nightgowns, Dry Snips, Dresser
_awnless. Towels, Pillow.1-
Library Scarfs and Centres.
All shades in Embroidery Silks,
Crochet Silks and Threads.
Everything for Fancy Work.
Phonemilers prompt 1 y
10144
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THE TRANS -CANADA
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Wad 6s. Phone 19$
See our select stock of
Ladies' Whitewear
with the new pointed effects.
Ladies' Collars
and many other lines of wo-
men's and children's wear.
Remember that we have re-
moved to a new stand on the
south side of Square.
Give us a call.
Miss S. Noble
Seel Sid. Spee - Galeria
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ileneral Change ofTime, May 2, 1920
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built of the heaviest and best fab-
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