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ridgy, August 29th, 1970.
THE SIGNAL
OODIIHIC% OINT..,
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We were congratulated
This week strangers from the
C. S. were in our atore,aud con-
gratulated us on the Geed pleas•
etfnodlae we keep They said
"We were told to come here
because you kept the best stock."
The reason we are doing the
business is because people know
Dian eesperience• our goods) give
sattsfikion, therefore they
come back and send their friends
also.
If you have not tried this
store for your Clothing or Men's
Furnishings --try us once, you
- . -- Sri/Life pleased.
-OUR MOTTO -
Good 9lerehaadlM al Right
Protea.
We•
Pndiam
ruse A
New!
Feather
Hats
Which sound
autumn note and
pweent the smart -
sot ideas for early
Mniaeon wear.
Moderate Prices are
anion( the many at-
tractive characteris-
tics et'. taupe Hata.
DUNGANNON.
MR, N. P. WH1iARD is the agent
for THE SIGNAL at Dunganuon.
Orders left with him for autaKrip-
tloma. advertisements or job print-
ing will receive prompt attention.
Telephone (Goderich Rural) r39.
Thursday. August 28. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Beniuger, of
Wiughaw. were here on Sunday, to
see some old acquaintances.
j¥r. T. G. Alleu 1s bogy securing
equipment and getting gm new post
office ready for September lat.
Mr. Lorne McKenzie took a trip
to Toronto on Monday and returned
on Tuesday with a new Overland
four.
Mr. Thos. Parks has moved from
Mr. Smylie: s house to Mrs. J. Ora -
ham's' house. formerly owned by the
late James Rose.
School re -opens on Wednesday.
September 1st. Principal Roes will
be in charge and Miss Tlchhorne, of
Goderich. will have the Junior room.
The Allen family are moving this
week to the new block, and their va-
cated house and bake shop is rested
by Mra. Goo. MaelMyre, who will
occupy it immediately.
Mr. K. E. Brooks, manager of the
Sterling hank. returned this week af-
ter relieving 'the manager at Goder-
7c•h, and Mr. W. Maize, who was re-
lieving here, has returned to Coder-
leh.
Mr. J. R. McNabb motored to Rom-
eo and other points In Michigan on
Thursday. He will return the first
of the week. aocompanited by Mn.
McNabb, Margaret and Jack. who
bars been visiting across the line
fbr some time.
The remains of Mrs. S. Philips, of
the 9th maces/don of Ashfield, were
brought home on Wednesday from
Toronto, where she had bees resid-
ing. The. deceased had Oaken i par-
alytic stroke three week, ago •nd
passed away on Tuesday last. The
faneral tool place on Thursday atter-
aeon to ihsngannon cemetery. Rev.
I)r. Campbell of the Presbyterian
church had charge of the services.
BLYTH.
Wednesday, August
Mr. Robt. Collinson. wife and two
grandchildren. of White Fle•r. Milia..
are visiting Mr. Collioaott's mother,
Mn. Geo. Collinson. It is thirty-aev-
years slate Mr. Collinso■ left
is section. For the last twenty
y. ra he has beau a comdnMor on
ALL alma SHAPES
ON :ALM AT $1.00
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Miss M. R. MacViar
COc
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The Double Track Route
bet ween
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled attains car service
Sleopiag cars oa might trains, and
parlor cars on principal day trains.
Full information from any Greed
Trunk Ticket Agent. or C. E. Here -
tag. District Passenger Ageat, To-
ronto.
Always at\your service
with the beat-: • . •sat most
reasonable
he Northern Pacific.
Miss Fern Johnston. who has been
junior clerk at the Batik of Hamll•
..0 the last tw•u years, leaves In •
few drys for Toronto to ester Welles-
ey hospital as a nurse in training.
Alae Lily M. Carr lett this week
for Toronto and in a few days will
go on to Montreal to engage in mis-
alou work In that city.
CREWE.
Monday. August 'Wird.
MiGs Alma Intake is 'spending a few
days with friends at Stratford.
Mr. autl Mr*. Tom Glazier, of Tor-
onto, spent a few days at the home of
Mr. Matthew Shackleton.
)list Violet Kllpatrk'k I. spending
a few weeka with frieudx in Godericb.
Mr. Russel itltehie. of banes, spent
Sunday at rhe home of Mr. Woe.
'Pvamley.
Mrs. ('. A. Biggins returned to De-
troit Saturday after spending a couple
of mouths with her mother. Mrs. John
Mena ry.
'Mr. Hugh Einnitti;an visited friend,
at Myth a few days last week.
Mhos Mae Menary visited friends in
Goderieh one day last week.
Jar. and Mrs. Begley and family
motored home to Hamilton. after
',pending two weeks' vacation with
Mrs. ltegiey's mother, Mrs. .1 obi)
Mena ry.
ST. HELENS.
Tuesday, August 24.
Minot Gwen Reid, of Windsor. Is
holidaying at her aunt's. Mrs. It. J.
Woods'.
Miss ('olena ('lark has returned
from Chicago. •
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McDowell and
children. of Westfield, spent Sunday
at Wr.7�fi ekes
Dr. Will McGregor, of ('hicago, is
reoewlag old acquaintances around
here.
Mrs. Joseph Stalker. of Ingersoll,
was a visitor with her brother, Mr.
Will Taylor.
Missies Aanie and Jennie Romuth.
of Winglam. who have been holiday-
ing with their aunt. Mrs. H. Ruther-
ford. and bther friends, returned home
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell and Mr. •nd
Mrs. McAllister and children, of
Wingtam. spent Wednesday with
their sister. Mrs. Colin McDonald.
Rev. W. Lase and Mrs. lane. of
Mgrnington, Mrs. (Rev.' W. McDon-
418 of Atwood, Mrs. John Lane and
Miss T. Rutherford, of Kinlough, called
oa their friends last week.
BF,NMILL ER.
Tuesday. August 24.
For a Consolidated SehooL-There
wa.s a (air attendance iu the Iten-
miller rah on Friday eteuiug. re-
praeeutative ofschool ses.tiuut 2, 4
Gad 7. ('M township. for the
discussion of t question of consol-
idating the three whales. Mr. Huth
1fi11 was chairman: InspwTor Jor-
dan of East York And Iu.peeror
Tum of West Huron gave the prin-
cipal addresses, esplainioa the bent -
tits of consolidation and the methods
by which it may be carried out. Al-
lier these rddrewe•s it resolution was
pease! approving qf the principle of
consolidation, and a eommltt a of
the three trustee board was appoint-
ed to draft the agreement for the
consolidating of the three sections
and to arrange for a vote of the rate-
payers in fawn section during the first
sew l of Septeuuher. It is proposed
for use thts,present swbcad at lteumiller
for the emtsilidated school, putting
In a genal basement which will in-
clude cloak rooms and sanitary clos-
ets. and otherwise fitting It up to
(simply with the- regulations Our a
two-r,snu consolidated school.
Ai lWRN.
W..(o,...ry
tugu-t 2.
We ere. sorry to report the Iliaetu
01 Mir. J. J. Robertson. who underwent
G.H. Lauder: Station Agent, phone 71
F. P. LAWRENCR & SONS
Town Agents Phone 8.
McE
IUsti Side Sgsare Tolephsee
w,
Tires and accessories of all kinds.
Prest-O-Lite Storage Batteries
and Columbia Dry Cells. Oils
and Greases
fee-- .41Ilel.'""
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
E�H�ITION
_TORONTO
\Aos ? qa.11
We are Installing an Oxy -Acetylene
Welding Outfit in the near future. A
demonstration of this work by an ex-
pert will be given here. WATCH FOR
LATER ANNOUNCEMENT FOR
THE DATE
One Overland aad one McLaugh-
lin Car for sale. Both of these
cars are in first-class running order
s
Let us remove the carbon from your
car by oxygen. We are doing this
work on some of America's best cars.
Give it a trial.
GENUINE FORD PARTS
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an operation at Goderich hospital on
Tuesday. We hope for his speedy
recovery.
The threshing waehlnes are again
at work. Those who have threshed
report a good yield.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Watson. Thos.
Shields, Mia*ces May and Blanch }'er-
gusou left for the West last week.
Wm. Stewart lois Sought J.
Johnston's farm In West Wawanosh,
formerly the Knight farm. Mr. Wel-
lington Good has bought Mr. Jon
l'inker's farm. Nelson Mcl.trty has
bought .Mr. Robert Scott's farm in
Colborne.
Mrs. Thos. McLaughlin, of Edmon-
ton. is visiting her brother. Mr. R. J.
McGee, after an absence of eleven
year.. Her many friends are glad to
see her again.
Mrs. Arthur Sims and sou Willie,
of Torouto, have gone to Myth after
a two weeks' visit with her uncle,
11r. J. Arthur.
Mr. James Laidlaw has bought Geo.
F. Yuugblut'a property in the village
and intends residing is our village.
Mr. Noah Plretaer has bought the
property of Harold' Sprung, recently
owned by R. J. Asquith.
Mr. James Carter la spending a
holiday with Mi son Joseph, at Port
Elgin.
WHY BEAUTY FADES.
A Condition Due Entirely to
Poor, Watery Blood.
The girl who returns home from school
or from work thoroughly tired out will be
fortunate if she escapes a physical break-
down. because this getting tired so dimly
is probably the first warning symptom of
a thinning blood that must not be disre-
garded if her health is to be preserved.
When the blood becomes thin and
impure the patient becomes pale. haggard
and angular. Sbe net only tires out
email), but sutlers from headaches, palpit-
ation of the heart, dizzy spells and a less
of aapetite. This condition will go from
oaato worse. if prompt steps are pot taken
to increase and enrich the blood supply.
To make the rich, red blood that brings
the glow of health. no other medicine can
equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. If given
a fair trial their we brings rely cheeks.
bright eyes, a good appetite aad good
spirits. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have
made thousands of pale. languid girls
active and strong. On the fent sign of
poor, thin blood mothers should insist
upas their daughters takiag a fair course
of these 'pills. They will net only restore
health, but will save further doctor bills.
Dr. William.'Pink Pills can be obtained
from any dealer in medicine or by mail et
50 cents a box or six boxes for 12.50
from the Dr. WiHiams Medicine Co.,
Brockvi'Ic, Ont.
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Phone
56
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D. M I LLAR u SON
Phone
56
0 "The Scotch Store"
STORE HOURS u 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. r SATURDAYS 10 P. M.
School Re -opening
On Wednesday, September i st, the Goderich
Public Schools reopen and there is always a lot
of extra shopping to , be done to get the kiddies
_Wady for school. _---
Mother
. _Mother will find the "Scotch Store" an ideal
place to buy Children's School Outfits.
We carry the largest
Wearables, all at
ceptionally reasons
Children 'a Bingham
From
stock of Children 's
prices that ars ex-
ble.
Dresses. All sizes
$1.00 $o 86.00 each
Children's Middies, White Jena, ages 6 to
14, each $1.26
Children's School Hone, Rib, Lisle Thread,
Blaek. Brown ami White. From 9$e pair
Boys' Extra Heavy Rock Rib one, Blaek,
6!h to 10'4. From .. , .... r
•
Boys' and (fids' Combinations, Ve and
Drawers, all weights, White and 'atm..
al, at keenest prices.
pah
GIRLS' AND BOYS' SWEATER COAT
AND PULLOVERS
NAVY SIMS, FROM $1.75 TO
$7.50 TD.
Navy Sei'ges are going to he Fall favorites
this seamed. We are showirag a splendid
range in nation, and all pure wool, beat
E;aOki, stakes. from. 8135 to $1.60 yd.
KINTAIL,
The Kintail bean* of The Wows
Institute will hold ire monthly meeting
at the home of Mrs. Reorbmin ns)
Thursday. September AIL . Xvary.
body welcome.
The amount given in prime the first
year of the Canadian Satibmed Ex-
hihittom was $17.000. -Thin year
17:.,000 will be distribnt4 ,
There •are _nearer 'Maples: large and Small. need for play pur-
poses at the Canadian National.
,OODERiCH TOWNSHiP.
Meds Nina Hick and bliss Stella
Thompsra. of Toronto, spent last
week visiting their cousins. Mrs. Chas.
Edward Gad May. Albert Oke.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Soc-
iety of Taylor's ('osier will be held
at the home of Mrs. Wm. McCabe o■
Wednesday, September 1st. at 2
o'clock p.*
Per Falb Amulets.
-The3uett9Impttnad iFive-yearAccount-
ing System is said to be the most concise
and complete and the most convenient
system for the keeping of farm accounts:
Every up-to-date farmer should see it. Tte
Signal is agent for this system, which is
recommended by many of the leading
farmers of Canada It will save its Goat
many tiro -s over. Farmers are invited
to call and see it when in town.
FALL FAIRS --1125.
Toronto (Canadian National' Aug.
2s -Sept. 11.
Goder ek-Plot. 9, 9, 115.
i,oudon (Wt -stern Fairt--Sept. 11-1s.
Brussels -Sept. 14, 15.
l.istoetel-Sept. 15, It
' Kineardine=Sept. 18, 17.
Hseeter-Sept. :X), 21.
Atwood -inept. 20. 21.
'Myth Rept. 21. 22.
Zurich -Sept. 22 23.
Sevforth-Sept. 23. 24.
i.trt'know-Sept. 23, 24.
Harrlstnn-Wept. 23, 24.
St. MR ryx-Sept. 23. 24.
Mllverten-Sept. 24, 25.
Mitchell -Sept. 2)5, 29.
itipley -Sept. 2e(. 29.
Rn y field -Sept. 29, 30.
R'Ingham-Sept. 30, (let. 1.'
'ordw IMt-( Wt. 2.
eswater-45't. 5, 0.
Duoganaon-Oct. 7, R.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP.
The munielpai eonnell met in the
township hall, Cafforne• on August
10th. All member,' prevent. Mls-
olee of last meeting reed and ■p-
prored, on motion of Robertson and
McNeil. The following communica-
tion we. reel: Judgment re the
Fleming appeal• sustaining the as-
sesament placed by the eonrt of
revision. R deputation waited os)
the council from the Municipal Tel-
epilome System regarding the use of
the township hall as a telephone
"cemtral," the system being willing to
pay a fair rental. The matter was
laid over till September meetlig. A
bylaw wax pasted fflleg rho dllefellet
rate's as follows: t'onnt rate, (i 3-10
rMlls; township rate, 9 lb 10 mala;
aQst•lal echoed tate, 4 2-10 mills; (.P.R.
debsntalee. 4.10 milky and the ratio
for tie different *bodl re(f jai
per f6 ul.Itloo of the int
Mos 1o1 +slag setr►fate Ayres N.
' . 1(illirtei, .' th,i!lib' colleen's' aid
-nal,: 71 /roman cul[ °`_ � mewls.
gravel, sett, or' tete-.
IM w, 11111.01: kick_ Colptlna, (tomtw�ea
EXTRA QUALITY WASH SATS
' White Wash Satin i. much in demand fot
Waists. Dresses and Trimmbtge, lovely
Satin finish, 336 inches wide, Special
A better quality at ale �
NZW PALL AND WINT* OO&1$ 11 SILVI&TONZB, VELOURS, PORI PO1tS,
kiln S<S' !LUSHES.
Te
Advance showing of F
1 and Winter Purs
Wench Industrial Exhibition, September 8, 9 and 10
Take a holiday and come to the Exhibition
.
Col's "Patterns Nemo Corsets P..C. Corsets
PHONE .S4
Millar's Sc�icIiSkire
The leading Pone Gad Mail Oriel Stere. Satisfaction guara*teed.
PHONE 54
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bridge at Varves, $1'0.40, All oa
side 01 road and gravel. 115.00. re-
pairing culvert andravelliag on Mc-
. came* side road, $10.05: Wats Rogie.
repairing culveras-__/a_ Loyal road,
11.00; J. Alto*. 14% dans as road -
master, 172210, greased and oil for
grader. $1.40-4173.00 W. Alton. 1
1.10 days with team. ;7.15, 6-10 days
for man, $2.10-10.25: R. iogie 7%
days. team on road. $44.75. 2 days
for mos. $7.00; J. Hunter, 4 days,
team os road, $158.05; Oirvin Young,
2 dal& tnrcter en grader, $40.00,
21(i
3114's with tram. $16.25; A, Mc-
Phee. 1 day. team am read, $0.:.0: S.
Currey. 3 days, team on road, 119.50,
311 days for man. $12.25-431.75:
G. Glen, 7% days, team on road.
$4)5.75, 1 day for moa. 1tt.50-452.25 ;
R. (filen. 8 bays, team on road, $39.00,
1 day for man. $350--442.50: J.
Gamble, 3 days, teats on road. $11.50;
H. Kerr, 4 days, team on road. *24.00:
H. Watson, 2 days. team on road,
$13.40: Aldt'n AIIIn. 1 sheep (killed
by dogs), 111.00: .lush. Albin. t< days.
team on road. $•32.50. 4 days for man.
$14.00-446.50: E. Allln, 7 days, team
drawing gravel. 145.50; C. ltraokow.
4,2 dry shovelling gravel. 11.7.5; A.
1•anstone, 1 day abovelliag gravel.
$3.50; R. M.Cabe, 3 days drawing
gravel, 310.:0' 3% days shovelling
gravel. a12.25-131.75; Wm. Snyder,
1 day drawing plank, 18.110, 1 day
dm wing grader, $..40-$1&.00; A.
Alibi. 4 days. team on Walters' Hill.
$28.00; e. Hnllfshausen. 10% days
drawing gravel, 00.50, breaking
roads. 0 hrs.. 14.80; L. Baxter. 8
ys. team on road. 132.00; H. Far-
, ft days shovelling gravel, 1199.00:
('. Kerr. 14 days slnvcltlag gravel.
149.00: Wm!' Whedey, 4 nutty. ahovel-
nng ;motet, $14.00; Reg. Jewel. 1 day
aboveiling grave , 19.80: Municipal
World. 'supplies, $8.00: W. W. Pleher,
34 coeds of aalwwel, @ web. 171.20,
14 curds sprawl, 40 AMP, $41.90;
200 yds. gravel, 4 15c, $e'19,00 ; W.
-W. limber, 11 sertla navel. kr PA 60,
124.110. M *Qs). f. vet, O 1 *6..n,
A day aPrim on -load, 115.8 0 i
sticks Weineris
1/eMlt1
I •sr �eda�le
t' jfRt.' 10pairs to steel
c+ ' • •!t•
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raper. POO. 12 days as roadmaster.
$9o.on.-01.1.00; ; (it cf. ba w u. 18 I
fordo gravel. N 47.00. on Ashfield
boundary, 1112.00; P. Fisher. cleans-
ing out ditch on M.('.. 1(5.00; Elgin
Fisher. drawing gravel and repairing
culvert. 14.00; ('an. Ingot Iron l'o.. 1
Road Boss grader. 1178.05. Total
expenditure for August. $1788.96.
The council adjourned to September
14th, at 2 p.m.
ISAAC HETHERiNGTON, Clerk.
R. Tait �.
Electrical Csetractor
Wiring of all kinds up-to•dete
for Telephone[', Burglar Alarms,
Police Patrol and Fire Alarm
Systems.
.Private Residences and Business
Places -a specialty.
All Work Guarantees'.
Electric trona, Toaster.. Geula.
Pas, l,'aonnm Cleaners, Waabiag
',,chines, ElaehMghta n n d
Setts/lee of all kinds alwaya en
hand.
Ring opal or 194 and have us
give you an estimate on year
wiring. it will be done ght.
Robt. Tait
Mhos Sweet i , ,NIt1ll,re soffse•
Fall Term Opens August 30.
ELLIOTT
Yonne and Charter Sur., Teton's
The salaries offered our graduates during
the last two years have been greater than
ever before. it an trouble tea our pada.
ates to get pe",leons, pause Taft ARE eRtM-
• Lr tRAlato. wrote leaC�aa{{ay� �,r�
lr. J. ELLIO?T, Prtndpl.
ilydro St�re
GODERICH
The heat of summer makes
all household tasks more
difficult,
Bay an Electric Wash-
ing
ashlng Machin.
We have three makes and at
different prices;
Tba 'Thee
The "Trojan"
ani the ":rib."
CALL AND SE)!
WASHERS IN STOCK
LAMPS, IRONS, RTC.,
ALWAYS ON HAND
Water ama ij jiN' Cinneisaiw
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