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THE SIGNAL
OODERI
Ready for Fall Business
New Suits, Overcoats, Hats, Caps, Sweater
Coats, Underwear, etc., are now
ready for your inspection
As in the past we are keeping up the standard
for good reliable goods -the kind that gives satis-
faction.
Our object is to satisfy our customers in quality,
style and price.
MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHING_
Oursamples are now in—(20th Century and
Art Clothing)- —the finest imported and domestic
~liens, tailored in city style by high-class tailors.
BIG LCTIQN OF SAMPLES
TO 0400SE FROM
WALTER , RIDHAM
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Doubly Beautiful
err the„ Lavalljeres and Jewelled
Lockets in our exhibit of high-class
Jewellery. There is the beauty of
design and (Nish, and the beauty
of quality that ensures lesbian eat•
isfaction. Yet oar Jewellery is
not expensive. Prier moderation
ix as much a feature of our bu si-
IWO as the character of our mer-
t•thl ndist•.
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HMAKER AND JEWET.I.ER
f Order East St. and &Ina Aoderich. Ga:.
DUNGANNON.
1 for 'l'oruutu on Saturday to take In
IIthe tgwulug of the Exhibition.
Miss. M. C Rutherford and Slimmed
Helen pout Isalwl Miller spent the
KI-- • with their
THURSDAY, Sept. 2.
The Misses Frank and Liiy McLean
have removed to Lucknow, where the
termer is engaged as teacher in the con-
tinuation school.
Mrs. R. A. McKenzie is visiting at
W Ingham.
A number of Dungannonites are at
Toronto Exhibition this week, including
\\'. H. McClure. N. J. Treleaven, F.
Fowler. Lorne McKenzie; Thos. Stothers
and S. E. Sanderson.
Rev. Dr. Campbell, Mrs Campbell and
Rev. D. D. Douglas h:ve returned Irom
Port Albert, where they have been camp-
ing by the lake.
The public school reopened for the tall
term on Wednesday. Mr. Fred -Rosa
(principal) and Miss Tichborne are the
teachers.
The teachers who spent the vacation in
Dungannon bave dispersed to resume
their work for the fall term—Misses Ethel
Case. Pearl McKenzie and Jean Stothers
to Toronto, Daisy Ryan to Port Credit,
L. Pentland to Essex county. Edna Pent-
land to R,ckwood Falls, in Northern
Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. James McNain and
daughter Tena. of Laurier, visited Mr.
and Mrs. F. Ross this week.
The Dungannon postoflice is now situ-
ated in the Allen block, the removal
taking place on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. R. McNabb. Miss Margaret
and Master Jack returned the first of the
week from Michigan. where they had
been visiting. J. R. event over ter them
with his motor car. .
The Dungannon bakeshop is now in
charge of Mrs. George McIntyre. who
has moved to the village from near Nile.
ARE THREE VER1 IMPORTANT F'EA l'RES IN FOOTWEAR.
They are qualities that every Sh . in our imuleeme
itIM'k 0111.1 and .bees possess. Every line s seleted with
these ends in view and before being_offered • sale is care-
fully examined. thus ensuring perfect qualit.
Now is gm time to get your keys and Girls dy for
the fall tern) at school. Buy their Shows from ua a d feel
satisfied they are well shot. Prices are most reaso•able
and quality the last.
Let as do your shoerepairing It will be done right.
ACBURN.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1.
Mr. John Mole returned to the village
last week to occupy his residence.
Miss Alma Yungblut is visiting friends
at Clinton and Zurich this week.
Mr. G. H. Ball left oqrsn Tuesday for a
two months' trip to thePrairte Provinces.
There was a large congregation at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon. when
Rev. E. O. Forde conducted his last ser-
vice here as pastor. His congregation
arejsorry- to lose him. He goes to Toronto
to take a charge there.
Miss Margaret Jackson has returned to
Toronto to tale up her duties as teacher.
Chas. Asquith and Robert Stalker are
at Alvinston fitting up the evaporator
there in preparation for the fall season.
Mr. R'm. Dobie. sr.. does not improve
in health as his many friends would like.
Mr. McDonagh. of Toronto, called on
his friends this week.
Dr. r. John Young. of Pittsbur•e. preached
in Knox church Sunday morning. His
many friends here are always pleased to
listen to him -
Miss McPherson. of Wingham, a former
teacher, spent the week -end visiting
friends here.
LOYAL.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 1.
Rev- John Young. D. D.. of Pittsburg.
Pa.. preached in Smith's Hill church on
Sunday last. He has since returned to
hia home after a visit with relatives in
the township.
Mr. Jacob Young and daughter. of
Minneapolis. are visiting his brother, Mr.
John Young. of the Loyal store. The
visiting brother has recently been be -
reeved by the death of his wife. and;
Loyal friends sympathize with him in hit!
loss.
Harvesting is about wound up and the
folks are gettidg ready to attend the
Goderich fair next week.
Miss Rose Merritt. of London, was the
guest of her friend Miss Nellie Clark the
pest week. a
No. 1 school has re -opened with Mi
McArthur again in charge.
W. F. Young's big field of clover has
been cut and stocked. Photographer
Saliows has taken several pictures of this
apl nlid field.
Rev..lohn Young. n; London, is vikiting
his parents. Mr and Mrs. W. F. Young.
Mrs. E. Bartke and daughter, of De-
ir, are visiting friendslRre
wrek-end ut- titan ike
aunt. Mrs. Joint Courtney.
Mr. John Rutherford. his sin Mr.
(leo. Rutherford. and Mr. and Mra.
Thupheu, of North Branch, Michlgau,
motored over un Wesinewlay and are
speeding a week i lalting relatives.
Mr. Rutherford is a brother of Mrs.
John Gamut, and kept the blacksmith
shop here over forty years ago. He
looks halo and hearty.
Mrs. W. Taylor anti daughter Dor-
othy and her little friend !squire
Burley, of Guelph, are visitors with
Moa. Taylor's brother. Mr. Mel. Hum-
plm•y.
Mrs. .1. T. Salkeld and daughters,
Misses Irene and Mamie, of Goderich.
Culled on friends here on Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Wellwood. of New
York. ix a visitor with her sister, Mrs.
Geo.
We are glad to see Mr. John Miller
and Mr. Coe. F'orrhan out .grin,
although they still have a limp.
Mr. and )1rs. Will Slelkonatd and
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McDonald and
daughter Donal& motored over
from Jamestown and spent ttuuday
with friends here.
GEO. Mac V/CA R
NORTH SIDE Of SQUARE : GODERICH
KIN(:MRRIIN:E.
Tuesday. August :11.
Fathers McRae of (tslerich. Murray.
C.S.M. of Toronto. Hogan of ('Tin-
ton, Mural' of St. Augustine. O'Reilly
of Sou4h Dakota, and 1'Nelll of Park-
hill. all attended the gardeu (arty
here last week.
Mr.Wilfrel Garvey Ira: returned to
Assumption College. Sandwich. to
take up the duties of a master.
Father John O'Reilly: of South Dak-
ota. is spending hie vacation at his
old home here after eine years' tab -
eructs He is heartily wetcumed back
by his old friends.
The dance held in the parish hall
on Friday night in order to dispose of
cakes. soft drinks. etc., lett over
from the garden party was attended
by the homy c•irele of Kingsbridge
young people. all of whom eujeytd a
very good time.. After songs render-
ed by the local talent all left for
home. The proceeds for the night
amounted to over $.30.
Mrs. T. F. Fahey and children.
Mary June and Bob. of ('bitmgo. re-
turned home after spending it pleas-
ant four weeks' vacation at the hose
of her e.xtsin. Miss K. Long. here.
Mrs. ('e•il (rrifllu and little son
Teddy returned to Detroit after
spending a pleasant vscation here
at the home of her mother. Mrs. T.
Joy.
Mr. Walter 'Dalton has returned
to i►etroit after spending harvest
time at his hoose here.
W. Je.ep '. Cburet Garden Party.
—One of the most successful and
pleasant garden parties held la Ash-
field took platy on St. Joseph's church
grounds on August 25. The day. one of
the finest of the past week. favored
tlw tx•casion and a very large crowd
attended. Tbe grounds were Targe
and tastefully detonated and afforded
ample room for the pleasure-wykt•rs.
The bountiful sapper served in open
air was voted an entire sues..+ by all
who partook of ir. Tbe booths were
well patronized and Ice-cream. soft
drinks end homemade candy .were in
('onstant demand. When 'Evening set
inthe grounds anti hall were bright-
ly lighted by the "Alamo lighting sys-
tem in chai' a le Sir. 14w.-ltzer, of
i neknow. The dancing was heli
in the roomy parish hall. The excel-
lent music furnished by the Redmond
orchestra from fit. Augnstlne and
the arst-elaso eonditk,e of the floor
attract el a large crowd. _The dative
was i ermltte•d he several step-
datieee h, Messrs. Je.e Kinahan. of St.
Augustine. and Walter Dalton. Mr.
Meiree, of Vawano.h. sang several
t..mjc songs which were much tip-
pres-lated. All muts•rnetets tetoppe.l at
2 a.m., and of r ° partaking of a
limela tl very sa sfled crowd left for
charge or the
garden party errta
for the 5U('eemi 0
ST. HELENS. The lucky winners
Tuesday. August 31. were annonneetl as
Slips Altai!.('lark rehirutd to S,tsk- leather -upholstered oak
Sask-
.. .0 on Monday. by Sirs. Michael Tobin. o
. lett. of Itrn.st•Is is visiting
lies jatiugjoier.'Mr'. U. Ferrier.
air. and Mrs. Wall:ne Miller left
deserve credit
affair.
e the prizes
lows: The
ker. won
Gtxlerich :
the half-dozen silver deems spoons.
won by Mr. F. C(NdelE --of ('p ref II :
the ten -dollar gold piey , won 15y Etl.
Si -noir. Kingslrridge: the (nsleted
pillowcases, woe by J. C. Ktatn
Kingsbridge; the camisole. Mrs.
T. ('Reilly, King bridge•. ' The lin
(yetis atnuunteJ to $1170
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Tires and accessories of all kinds.
Prest-O-Lite Storage Batteries
and Columbia Dry Cells. Oils
and Greases
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
McLaughlin Car for sale. In first-
class running order
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
EASTSTREETOARAGE
T. F. HOLLAND
Constipation Cured
By Christian Science
haedred era be cured by °bristlaa
Roleooa methods, which proves tae
(treat power of Nie Mind over the
Direwt.ive Asnagetus and the ft►
gtsnmm of Nervousness ae s suss of
Co..nialprtlla
Whoa time methods MI
Hacking's
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HackMq'. Kidney and Liver Pitts
are recommences. They mea
or
vegetable and do mot Ono* tr.
rota t& noon pearl* bays thea theta
exrelfeet for Headache, Dizziness,
ted Breath. Coated Tongue, Loy err
Appetite, lnd1 .shoe, Oaii eel the
atee.ao(, and may other ger` amt
are dos to Ooasehatloa.
Where there is Nsrveum
nese sad yea ase '1x11 mallows" sad
"tare sear It t a dd toe Jtaet • wen
to tete
Haekleg'. Hent and Nerve Remedy
along wan ttsoe P'11a. nits cam -
Ninths !pose w11 blather sad re -
g ems
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ge s the good heath at yber
•younger dlare. The Heart adios bw
eels wawa Oe Nerves mals oe
ase L. Parer sad vigor mod the
Imams frtsirgf boomtas@ ed1 of
`gip'" W vanity.
' r yen am tired ef anions* and
trim Int On Power, AhARy ani
Nerve /pram Jae year hilly wart
w veer Nerves are all Slwttere4
hats glee thane ewe Reandlin a Weld
and w w! Mdinety mese see
haidetnl rearms. as es year Iona
ab sad set lbs Raetkt.a ton do
ase hie ray eller tied her N yea
de yea wilt be toiled Heft at toe
(scat asst yen wO mat lot the mienata
ret we pelmet**. tamtiagre Unit -
al. Unmet
Harking s Remedies are sold In Ged-
rich by J. A. ('antsb.lL Dmksggld.
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H OTS.
The sermon subjects at the Baptist
church peat Sunday will he: 11 a. m.,
A More Serious Letter.•' 7 p. m., "Sur-
prised and Overcome." Bible school at
0 55 a. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting at 8
o'clock.
At Knox thumb divine worship Sun-
day morning and evening, will 1w con-
dheted by the minister. SubJe•t of ser-
mons -11 a.m., "A Living Church :" 7
p.m., "The Reflex of immortality."
Monday .school and Bible classes at
8 ri clock.
The Nervier.' next Sunday In Victor -
Is street Methodist church will be enn-
ductel by the pastor, Rev. J. F. Rey -
craft. Morning subject : "The True
Way." F:venlog subject : "God's Pov-
erty." Sunday retool at 10 oclock,
and also nn the following Sunday.
PRESONAL 10ENTION.
Mr. Hector Hays is taking in the
Toronto Exhibition this week.
Miss Ethel Nairn has returned to Galt
to resume her teaching duties.
Nr. ('lir. Mc('artney, e.f iDetroit,
was a visitor In town this week.
Mr. and Mrs H. Martin left Wednes-
day morning to visit relative. at Toronto.
Miss Florence hates, of Toronto,
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MILLARiSON
"The Scotch Store"
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STORE HOURS : A A. M. TO b P. M, r SATURDAYS 10 P. M.
Phone
56
+/IMAM
On Exhibition Days
Grand. Showing of Fall and Winter Styles
in Wearing Apparel for Women, Misses
and Children
Specially Featuring Garments at Popular Prices
WOMEN'S AND MISSES' COATS WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SERGE
The new Coats are most attractive.
Many bare Fur Collars, others have Targe
('ape COollara, Kimono and Fitted Sleeves,
mostly bettedeff eW1n Silvertones, Velours.
Duvetines are the featured materials.
Priced from $45.00 tip
THE NEW FURS
The Fun on exhibition are the nicest
we have ever shown and are extremely
moderate in price. Beautiful Sets for
Women, Misses and Children in Hudson
Seal, Australian Opossum: Sable, Wolf,
Red Fox, Badger, Thibet. Be sure to see
our Furs before buying elsewhere.
QUEEN QUALITY FALL SILK GLOVES
The new Silk Gloves for Fall are now in j
stock. Queen Quality with Gauntlet Cully
very smart for dressy wear. in Navy, Whi
Grey. Sand. At $2.so add $2.25, pr.
AND SILK DRESSES
The Serge anti Silk Dresses for FaIL
and Winter are most becoming, made -)pias
the newest styles that are not extreme for.
town wear. in a great variety of styles.
Priced from $15.00 up
THE NEWEST IN SEPARATE SKIRTS
Never has the choice of the practical
separate Skirt been better than this season,
the accordion and box pleated being toe
favorites, with Plaids and Tweeds 1e
place.
Women's Accordion Pleated Skirts in
Navy Serge $10.00 and $15.00
Women 's ('laid and Tweed Skirts
from $8.50 to $14.50
THE NEW FALL SWEATERS
The new fall hweaters and Pullovers
art
most attractive in their beautiful ct,lor-
Ings in many new styles. some havin;r the
new pleated frills.. They are pricedfrnm $7.50 to $15.00
Our New lea -to-W ea, Deparmen�t which occupies
an entire floor will really ad to the pleasure of shopping at
4 the Scotch Stor . Make our --store your headquarters while
visiting the ihition. Meet you friends in our Rest Room.
You wa find us at our usual stand at the Exhibition
McCal's Patterns Nemo Corsets D. & A. Collets P. C. Corsets
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Milia rs-tch St e- 54
The lead r Mae and Mail Oldee Stare. Salalactisa guarantied.
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is visiting her father. Sir. Chas,
Basten.
Blackstone's is the place to get that
gift box of chocolates.
.Dr. J. R. Le Touzel, of London, has
been visiting in town this week.
Miss Le Touzel has retnrned from a
ree weeks' visit to Gaspe, Quebec.
r. Arthur R. Ford, of Ottawa. is
visieing his parents, Rev. J. E. and Mrs.
Ford.
Mrs. . MacVicar and son Alex. have
returned om a visit to her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 'etrich. Fioradale. .
Mia Mac 'car has returned from
at-
tending
out theISL storage battery. with
7► 'filch he is having considerable suc-
cess.
Miss Gwendolyn Ware, accompanied
by Mn. Bert. Summer. and her little
daughter Bethel. motored up from London
Saturday ani visited Mrs. Byron Wilson.
On their return they were accompaned
by Miss Jeanie Wilson. to spend a few
days at London before returning to her,
work at Toronto after a month's vi+jt at
home.
tending the millinery openings at
Toronto.
Mr. A. A. Williams has returned to
Toronto after a tetsdays' visit wish his
family here.
Your favorite icem soda is here
None but the purest flaks used. H. T.
Edwards.
Mrs. H. V. Nicholl, of ndon, has
been visiting her parents. MI, and Mrs.
E. J. Rumball, East street. s
Wingham Advance: Mrs. Noble Young
and children. of Goderich, are visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Young.
Dr. W. Y. Hayden, of London, hes
been in town this week making arranges
ments for the removal of some effects to
London, where he is opening a dental
Office for private practice after several
years in military work.
Mia Marjorie Andrews. after spending
a month with her aunts. the Misses
Driver, Bruce street, has gone to Toronto
to visit befored resuming her duties as art
supervisor of the Cobalt public school.
Mr. and Mn. H. McLean, of Detroit.
arrived in town on Saturday, on a motor
trip to Toronto. Buffalo and Cleveland,
and spent a few days here the guests of
Mr. and Mn. Hector McFadyen. North
street. Mr. McLean is a native of Gode-
rich. being the eldest .nn of the late Tito°.
Mclean, of Goderieh and Lucknow.
Mr. and Mn. John Youngsem
and lir. Howard Yoneyama. of Palm-
'retoa. were la Mwa ever Sunday vie -
Ring friesnrls. Yr. Toumgeon Ms Ba-
ta Misted sad 1. nkaaagtwg a am
company—the TX isaanf.dnHng
Co. —at Palmerates. toad U tbraing
M. ROBINS
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' MEN'S TROUSERS at low prices,
good materials in plain
shades and patterns, all sizes,
with 5 pockets $3.75
MEN'S TWEED TROUSERS, as-
sorted patterns, plain oollars,
finished with 5 pockets, loops
for belts, and cuff bottoms.
Sizes 34 to 42 $a,T
BLUE SEROES and neat grey
patterned tweed, serviceable,
dressy, ►nd remarkable val-
ne..: UI sisal at ... $8.95
M. ROBINS
Yong, sad Charts+ St.. Tero„ro,
enjoys an eirellent reputation for high-grade
work. It is no wonder the demand for our
graduates ,. free tune, osrnappy, Enter ear
time. Catalogue tree. -------._._—. -
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W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal.
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Hydro Store
GODERICri
The heat of summer makes
all household tasks more
difficult.
Buy am Electric T1s&
ing Machine
We have three makes and at
different prices
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The"Trojan"
aid the "Lribs"
CALL AND SEK
WASHERS IN STOCK
LAMPS, IRONS, RTC.,
ALVI'AVS ON HAND
Water and Light Ca111■'-ei-a
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