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Every boy wants a Jersey. It's
a real boy's garment -easy to
slip ea, will stand any =mint
of hard wear, and stops all fuss-
ing about "saving your clothes."
Mothers like the Ballantyne
Boys' Jerseys, too -they keep
the boy always looking neat;
they cannot pull out of shape,
and they are the most economi-
cal garments made for boys.
We are showing the Ballantyne-_.
Boys' J e r s e y s, pullover and
fasten -on -shoulder styles, in a '
variety of colors.
SPRING ra a
'N FURNISH GS
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ALL THEISEWADEAS
To see our stock of Straw
Hats, Shirts, Neckwear and
isostery is -to-see-the-very
n west ideas--styles1 that are
the last , word in fashion
cent
•
MR. N. F. W Hl"AID is the agent
I for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon.
Orders Tett with him for tubecrip-
tiuus, advertimeutentr or job print•
ing will receive prompt attention.
Telephone (Gtderieh Rural) r30.
to the Nide of lobo tarn. Vin. Weber
and t'. Schulte are doing the w1lrk.
Mr. and Mrs. fico. 1)enatedt, of
'.l'At )sant) Jtli fl earl) atatll tally
uy.w e.coq ayl Ju oat JOJ Isla.taam
is a•q.ca,a ayl Jo lards Jo uullorap
dill au 1IIM ,uulsaJ Isl.l.d$ V 'yUIr
HIM msgYII JI) ,yomusll -aK esu■
11.1 11.1.1(1 lIIn aoiswl aqj, •m 'dig to Lap
ung ism) ,t.ot.u,w guitrafo-aa Ial,lads s
ntlIplOtt NawkLnd 11.41 11113 iNtidstl aqj,
iPlaetser-Plunkett--t popular and
well-kuuw•n couple, Mr. Fred 1'laetaer
and Miss Iteua Plunkett, were united
In marriage on June 3rd at the home
of the bride's parents. The charming
young bride wore a gown of satin and
georgette crew. with bridal veil trim-
med with orange blossoms, end car-
ried white ruse.. At 12 o'clock 1111011.
to the alralue of the bridal music
played by Mlss (:rate I'tunkett, and
es•ortasi by her father, Mr. Wm.
Plunkett, the bride took her place be-
side the bridegroom before a hank of
lilacs, where the ceremony was per-
formed by Itev. A. E. Willson, In the
presence of the contracting parties.
After a delightful luncheon Mr. and
Mrs. PIat•tzer departed on a honey-
moon trip through the Thousand 1s -
lauds to Montreal and Saguenay
River. The bride's travelling suit was
navy bile, with a mink stole, the gift
of the groom. Upon their return Mr.
and Mrs. 1'laetae•r will live on the
groim'e farm, ou the Auburn and
Blyth road. .
Thuretlay. June 17.
Grand opening tit eulnrewent
lon at Golerk.h, June 23rti.
Mr. aiui Ito-. Ikei tnl Cox. 40 IA•am-
iugton. visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. I)dftll GIrvIn un Wednesday.
Rev. Dr. Campbell will preach to the
Orangemen In Ersklue church on tiun-
day evening. June 27.
'Mrs. 11. J. Crawford returned thio
week from her .visit to Hamilton.
The much-needed rain came tits
week.
Mr. Jar. Redmond Is confined to his
house with an attack "f pleurisy.
Quite a numlwr .tof Dungsunonitee
took Ica the Greyhound "moonlight"
trip o1 Mouday evening.
Mrs. pert Roach Is home trove Gole-
rh•h hospital and, we are glad to ray,
It much Improved.
Delos !Heller left on Monday for
(*Linton. where be la on the staff of
the Rural Rant.
AUBURN.
FOR SALE. -.4.1. C. SHINGLES AND
a miaoaty of anchor plass. W. T. MIODSLL.
Mr. Geo. Tungblut ,has almost com-
pleted the foundation for the addition
On n My Back for
Eleven Woks
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
It is far eaeitt to look prosperous
than to feet that *ay.
Grave widows'1are irhldow as vertUtaE
,as their Otte would indicate.
llon't brag. Somebody.
wilt 1e doing your work
you ever dreamed it could do
NEURITIS
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r sus
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Templet's
rt
Grand opening of amusement pavlt-
ion at Oederk•h. June 23'1.
smw
erienotaio LOYAL.
Wcdneeday. June 1Q
Welding tells are ringing.
The splendid rain ou Tuesday night
has put new lite into everything.
There had been so little rain mince the
growing season commenced that the
Armes were getting anxious. Every-
thing is all right now.
Mr and Mrs. James Young have re -
rasa rom a v It to thelr daugbterb,
lira., Whaling and Mrs. Quinlan, at
Stratford.
The moonlight excurslon on the
steamer Greyhound was well patron -
by the young people of this recti on.
Among the passenger. who came up
on the steamer Greyhound this week
were Mrs. J. Motrey 11111 Mr. and Mire.
Brown, of Wayne, Mich. The ladles
are sinters of Mr. William McPhee
and may remain for a few weeks visit-
ing tle(r relatives In this section.
Smith's Hill church is to hold aunt-
s -et -miry services on Sunday. Jtily 4.
to be conducted by Iter. Celia (;.
Young, D. 1).. of Saskatchewan. On
Monday evening following here will
be 1 social evening In the •township
hall.
I was this length of time on my back
suffering with a running sore, putting
my limb in bot water five hours a day
according to doctor's directions, and
then finally he wanted to lance it. 1
Tui21 been - advised by more than one To
try "Mecca" Ointment, and I did, with
the result that in leas than two weeks I
was up and walking on my front veran
doh. 1 believe the "Mecca" Ointment to
be the greatest healing antiseptic of
today.
MRS, SAS. SMITH.
190 Hastlap Ave..
Tordato Ont,
25c -50c-51.00-51.25
For sale by -
J. A. ('ampbell, Druggist.
w FINE REPAIRING
Bring your tread worn tires to us
and let us retread them for you and
get an extra 2.000 to 3,000 extra mil ••
age out of tires that are practically
worthle-s, or let us reline your tire,
hich will strengthen it 50 per cent.
Ti es repsired in the proper time by
.our \process will pay biggest returns.
Let s examine your tires. If we
canno ve your buying a new tire, it
will be a retty bad one.
• Tir
Tubes, Accessories.
Hamilton St,
GODERiCH
rgetpliki ww.i.n.•.es
HEW
war YeaeYecaa ar
aour.n ('H TowxsniF, •
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and Glmlly, em
('malt. are spending a few weeks w
Mr. Fred Elliott.
Bethel Methodist Sunday school will
held a garden party on the lawn of
Mr. Herbert Cox. 7th concession. On
the evening of June 23rd.- A good ten
roto! program will to provided. Straw-
berries' and he cream will be supplied
from the booth. Admission, 35c and
JEWELRYIF
DISTINCTION
Grand opehing of amusement pavil-
ion at Goderk•h, June 23N1..
ST. HELENS.
I i.,(1. Conker le laid up with blOod-
pois)ning in his foot. •
Tlw Pre,hytertan church tntends
holding the annual garden party on
Tuesday, June 22nd. in Mee. Miller's
orelined adjoining the church. The
musical program will be given by West-
field talent. Mefrealtmenta and ler
crests will be si*reed and an.senjo!abie
time is expected: -
EISENHOFF It At Qt'iiTTED.
Several.. Civil Cases Adjourned -Pro.
reeding% N ('etxstY Court.
A verdict of aegnittal Wire given In
the came of Joseph Elsenhnf er. Rrut-
sels. charge) at the Comity Court with
Ore Hwewu--Sionntg\
Mills. Eisenhoffcr was n foremasts at
the tnille, and it was ehtimed internee
-
fully by loin tatiniteTthiit the nets
planted of were mere irregularities in
regard to whleh hie position as fore -
,1n gave him some liberty.
for women of social
bition and leadership t • at
is the character of or
ment you will find here -
the "DISTINCTIVE'• kind.
a •
Some of o r. Brooches, Neck-
.
M ales, Lavalieres and- other
out -of -the -ordinary pieces are
made by the world's foremost
artisans.
beautic
Capsules
Store Hours 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturdays 10 p.m. Please Shop Early if Possible
wttttaai7 .ad so Nsrs 7•
Per sale t retable droe-
tslab fes �t M a Ma.
Sole agent for Golerlch, H. C. Dun-
lop, 1'hm.1i., Chemist and Druggist,
Bedford Brock.
THE SCOTCH STORE
Your Summer Needs
(Beate that the jailer is faithfully
dls•largiug his duty in keeping the
place in a clean. orderly and sanitary
condition and iu caring for those rein•
witted to it charge.
According to your instructions they
visited the Children's Shelter and
found it in charge of Mita Bentley
and Mr. Elliott. The ac•ommolatiun
it amply. the building well suited for
the purpose. Everything In connection
with the institution ft kept in an up-
to-date and orderly eunditlou, reflect-
ing great credit ou those entrusted with.
the management.
The hospital was alio, inepect.d•
The management app ears to be most
competent, the equipment "'dor an in-
stitution of Its dimenaiotts all that
could le desired, though we regret to
report the building does not afford
sufficient aeeommolation for an in-
stitution of such Isaportence. .--
They note,with ?egret the Inadequacy
of the aeeommttlation provided in the
Court Hottse, under present eoditiu
for jurors and witnesses, during the
sitting* of the court: and trust the
county council will, at their next ses-
sion, restore the grand jury room and
the ruow for wi.tneesea to their lorntrr
and proper neem, believing that this
would facilitate the proper conduct of
the eourta, and add Immensely to the
convenience and comfort of ale who
are entrusted with the adminietratioa
of justice.
They desire to acknowledge their
obligation to your Honor for the great
assistants you gave them, by instrue-.
tient and advise when in the eliecharge
of their dutlea, and to plank the
County Attorney for hit courtesy and
cleanest while making his preseet-
menet to them. -
ARCH. HtSI.()P.
Foreman.
Oederkh, June Web, 1020.
Now is the time to buy your Summer requirements for personal
wear or for the home. You get the benefit of the best selections
and a whole season's wear.
WALTHAM
THE WORLD'S WATCH OYER TIME
e ROl:;ER/[ SO`Y
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER `
10
to J,
filar
, journe/l
Long -
Mfg. Co.=
Neter'+
ihtrnin-AA
Minton v, eMurchle.-Adjourned
to June filth.
Cooper v. (Toldt . rpe et al. -An ac-
tion on profninso notes. Evidence
r'rtar..beard. and Ilttlt ut will be..)Zpt-
In in writing.
The Court adjourned . _ 1ssmdat_of
this week.
Dodge DIeltann'a Remark*.
in nddreesing the grand ry haat
week His Honor Judge Dick . • men -
tinned the fact that thereiiii nn
strand Jnry room in the eonrt
the Bounty cnnnell having taken
room flint had been nsed by gra
Juries for upward. of sixty yea re and
eo)Ivert ed . It into an nfflee for the
eawaty engineer. The ditties of grand
Jnrles, mild His !tonne. are enppnaed
to he entdnetetd with secrecy end it
was very regrettable that they • were
now deprived of s room for their Im-
portant dellheratlons. His Honor aim
pointed out that the room in the ennrt
1)00(4 win& ?Yid been kept for the
atrnmmodatlen of wltnessee was now
�'o enpf?d by the pollee magletrete.
Indies both Md and young were fre-
quently called as witnesses and now
11/51444 at having the ordinary mai-
fort of shf11M` in a room nntil called
for they mirst mom ehont the court
hone until Minted np by ennatwhlea.
'Fitt tilted jiffy submitted the fol
lowltig pepeeotment
Y...__: of Ilse Grand Jap.
'M His iiom.r Jnrlre Dirk eon The grand Jnrora of nor Sorerrlgn
the King present
That they have visited the Jall and
fnnnd the Inmates well gleaned with
the treat/tient they are rwvivlag from
the engrtenne faller. Mr Griffin P•rere-
thing about the Iaatftutlon would in -
ting v. Lnkes et al.-Adjnurned
e 2:ith. -
r• Aoderk•h Mfg. Ca -Ad -
July Ws.
Grimier.. Co. v. Onderieh
Journal to Jnly 5th.
Dnrntn and Elliott v
ed to inly nth.
w=it CHURCH NOTES.
BER
Meals will be served at Victoria street
thoejist church on the 12th of July.
e Symbolic S nice of John's
Vimion1�s and An Invite ion to the ('o•
(tperarive" will to the themes at the
Itaptletc\hurch next Sunday. Bible
school fit is now at 9.5.1 M. In.: the
young people meet at $ p. m.
The services at Victoria street Metho-
dist church nest Sunday will be conducted
as follows : Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Morningservice t 11 o'clock, subject :
"1 he eal Humid y." Evening service
at 7 o'clock, subject "High Spots at the
itecent Conference." Prayer service on
Tuesday evening at B clock.
Morning wo'ahip in K x church next
Sunday will'be a "flower vice" devoted
to the children of the congregation. The
children will meet at 10 45 in the lecture
room. Subjects of the sermons : 11 a.m.,
"Messages from the Flowers:" 7 p. m..
"Character in the Crucible." The' nday
school session at 3 o'clock will can -
Called.
On Sunday evening, F.T. Egener.
Bac.. will give in Knox church t
eighteenth atter-service organ recital.
This will be the last recital of the series.
1. Prelude and Fugue on Bach... Liszt
2. Gavotte (from ' Mignon).....Thomas
Among the Pines. (Reverie. No. 21.
Scenes Canadian -7F: T. Unser
4. Overture to Stradells (by request).. .
(Plotow
Next Sunday will be Flower Sunday in
North street Methodist church. - The
Sunday school classes will assemble in the
aChoolroom at twenty minutes to eleven
for registration and taking the offering
and then proceed in a body to the audit-
orium for the flower service. There will
be, a children's choir to lead the service of
song. The piMstor will present a series of
moving pictures wh'ch will have the
unique feature that a blind person will be
ab'.e to see and enjoy them quite as well
as a person of normal sight. The classes
and Mission Band will meet at 10 a. m.
The Men's Club will meet at the same
hour and discuss "What is my chu eft to
me ?" Mr George Gould will introduce
the topic. The regular afternoon session
ofthe Sunday school will be withdrawn
for the day.
Methodist Ministers Stationed
for Next Year.
Corner East 3t, and square Ooderich, Ontario
DEVELOPING
AND
PRINTING
BRING YOUR FILMS TO US FORIDE-
VELOPING AND PRINTING-ONE1DAY
SERVICE. • • • • • . , . .
FILMS TO FIT ALL CAMERAS.
H. C. DUNLOP.
Exceptionally s m a r t
styles in
Women's Handsome
Voile Dresses
in the popular dark
colorings, beautifully
made, iu the new Eton
effect, at $i6.So 513 5o
and 522.50 each.
Children's Wash
Muss
The children cannot
have too many of th
serviceable W
Dresses. The ,styles
are the best e have
ever shown. To fit ages ears to 14
years. Priced $1.25 to
Women's Smart Wash Skirts
Splendid assortment of Women's
smart Wash Skirts,. Many styles to
select from,u..rone that is
bla<t�har-
-
splendid value, made of heavy white
repp, two pockets, trimmed, large pearl
buttons. All sizes. Pieced at $2.50
each. ., �.ea..•
Furnishings for the Verandah
The Verandah is the most popular spot around the home, and no wonder,
when it can be made .so cool end comfortable with the addition of a few Grass
Rugs., Extra heavy quality Japanese Grass Rugs, in all sizes, from 2 x 5
feet to 9 x 12 feet. Priced, 75c to $1 S oo each.
Women's Smart
Gingham Dresses
The new Ging-
ham Dresses are
very popular. for
outing wear. They
come in large
plaids, etc. Many
are trimmed with
pique. They are
priced from 54.50
to $6.5o.
Infants' and
(,Children's White-
Children's
hig
Dresses
No child's ward-
robe is complete
(without one or
more White Dresses. The smartest
styles are here for your approval.
Dainty organdys, some` embroidered,
others trimmed with lace.'and ribbon.
To fit ages 6 months to 14 years. $l.00
to $4.95.
IMM- Daintiest of Women's Kimonos
The Kimona is a summer neces-
sity. More are selling each season.
They come in beautiful flowered and
plain crepes. Some are in slip -over
style. They are priced from $3 59?to
56.50.
Have you tried our Telephone and Mail Order Dept.
We are daily being complimented for the splendid service we give to our
'Phone and Mail Order customers.
Following•'is`the net of etariois for
the corning Conference year for the
(worsen. Wtngham and Exeter dip
tdeta of tite Methodist church -e
doderteh Dlatrk't : - (Jederich
(North.' Street) Harvey D. Moyer :
(Victoria Street) J. F. Rayeraft : Clln-
n, (Wesley) D. N. McComas; (On-
to n Street) Selborne Andersson: flea -
forth, E. W. ?wards: Holmesv(11e. J.
W. Johnston : Blyth, R. J. McCormick:
lhingannon, A. V. Walden: BenmiIl.r,
Harvey Kenney: Auburn, A. E. Mill -
son : Written. John W. Button:
1ondeslorn, T. F. Sawyer: Nile, 11.
Royal: Reyaelcl, Samuel Quinn:
Verne. J. L. Foster. Rev. S. Ander-
son of Clinton was apointed chairman
of this district.
Wingham Dlstriet :-Wffgham, E.
F. Arnfntrong: Kincardine, John N.
Clary : Lneknow, R. F. Irwin : Brum-
eels, Wm. E. Stafford: Tessewater, F.
O. Robinson; Gerrie, A. McKIMton;
Wroxeter, Fred Stride; Rlnerele, R.
i.. Winton: Ashfield. R. C. Copeland:
Salem. under Teeswater Ifethel, R. S.
Reeking: Rlpky, k W. 3. RI)patrtek:
Berrie, George Kersey: Armnw, O. M.
Clayton: Tiverton, C. • S. Hawke ;
Whitechurch, under itsdknnw: Bel -
g rave. J. R. Peters
*eeter Dian -let - 'teeter Main
S treet) W. G. H. McAlilater: (Jamba
street). M. 3. Wilson; Parkhill. Jot'
THE COOLEST SHOPPiNC PLACE IN TOWN
.n... 56 MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE epos. 56
�i. Johnston: Ellmvilte, Fleury R. Par -
natty : Centralia, Arthur J. Sinclair:
Hensall, 0. W. -W. Rivers; Albs Craig
and Crediton. It. A. Brook: Grand
Rend, David W'. Williams; Sylrut.
John Kennedy: loran, E. 0. Powell:
(Ironton, S. Jefferson; Wotdtam, W.
P. E. James; Klrkton, Arthur W.
Brown. -
se.
Not Living 13 To It.
Two sailors entered a restaurant
one day and ordered a dinner.
During the soup one salior was
heard to remark :
"Eh, Bill, don't forget this is the
Silent Navy."
Will U. F. O. Get After !lyes? .
The Kincardine Review says : A
prominent Huron township farmer
asked The Review on Tuesday If it
a -as the Intention of the 1-. F. tt_ Gov-
ernment. through Attorney -General
Batey, to seek the whereabouts and
take into custody one J. W. Moyes of
Ontario Nest Shore Railway lane.
R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Ile sold` the capture .of Moyes was
•
their battle cry throughout Huron
township In the recent election cam-
paign, and he would Like to know if
anything was going to be done. We
assured him we would put the gnen-
tion to the IT. F. 0. through The Re-
view. So now we ask the questioe,
"R -hat shout the capture of Moyes,
Mr. Raney T Are you going to act t•'
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LIFE -BUOY
TENNl6
P ORTING
and
OUTING
FRAMED PICTURES
SERYINc TRAYS
MIRRORS
A choice assortment, very
suitable for wedding gifts.
What better present can be
given than an artistically
framed picture ?
Come in and look around.
No obligation to buy.
SMITH'S ART STORE
Wiring of all kinds up to date
for Telephones, Burglar Alarms,
Police Patrol and Pine Alarm
Systems.
;Private Residences and Buelnese
Places -a specialty.
altt�r
All Work Guaranteed. Mb
Electric Irons, Toetatere. Grills,
Fans. Vacuum Cleaners. Washing
Machines, Flashlights a n d
Batteries of all kinds always on
band. '
'Ring up 52 or 193 and have not
give yon an estimate on your
wiring. It will be done ght.
Robt. Tait
Phanw-Shog 12, Hasa 111
MVO 11Ik
SHOES
We are showing a range of Life -
Buoy Tennis, Sporting and Outing
Shoes that will surpass anything
we have yet offered and to out-
class any similar line being
shown.
Theme gond. are well known for
their superior wearing qualities.
The Brown Rover, with extra
heavy soles for boys, Is without
exception the beet on the market,
and is sure M give eationaetion.
The pricee are niost reasonable.
Let um doour Rhoe Repairing
and have it dune right.
NOrtit side Square, Goderich