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THE SIGNAL
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GODERICH, ONT.
THE FOUR ESSENTIALS
OF GOOD CLOTHES
I -The Proper Fabrics,
2 -Expert Designing,
3 ---Good Linings and Findings
4 -Tailoring by Experts
ALL OF WHICH AR}! FOUND IN
Pridimuis Good Clothes
K•t buy cheap, poorly made
clothing and think you are saving
money -its a wrong idea -pay a
little more and get clothing that will
_look swell on you and last twice as
long as the so-called cheap stuff.
See our new Fall Suits and
Overcoats -you will be pleased
with them
We do a special order business
as well as regular lines
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
-SALE AGENT POR
20th CENTURY and ART CLOTHING
PHONE 57 •
HERN'S DOLLAR BILL SALE $ $ $
DU1NGANNON.
MIR. N. F. WHYARD Is the agent
for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon.
Orders left with him forubacrip-
tloaa, advertlaeptlnts. or ,lob 'print -
Ing will necefrel rututit attention..
Telephone tGoderlch Rdglil► r9(l.
The Fair Next Week.--Tliurslay
and Friday of next week are the days
of the Dungannon hill fair. and only
gaol weather is needed to ensoure a
su,vt•saful event.. Tor the Friday ev-
ening concert the Murdisou Concert
l'omputIv has been engaged• and a tare
treat k in store for those who attend.
Murdlsou-'.the real McKie'" -W one
et the cleverest crowed ns to Viral}.
end with' the' tftIi r miembers of the
compauy-Mss Adelete Mooney, so-
prano wetoist. and Miss Annie McRae.
elocutionist -will prevent a program
Inwood to cone that has ever beau given
at Dungannon. Be sure to hear them.
The Dungannon hotel will provide
genal accommodation ou the fair days
for man and beast. Mr. Harry
Fowler. the proprietor, la prepared to
cater to a large number of guei.ts, so
that visitors to the fair may be as-
atird of getting a good mewl.
LEEBURN.
TUESDAY, Sept. 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Linklater and family
motored to Exeter and spent the week-
end with relatives.
Mr. James Chisholm has sold his tractor
and has purchased a much lar, r one.
with nearly 100 horsepower. Jim certainly
doesn't believe in any toy tractors.
Mrs. Arch. Horton spent a few days
with her parents at Auburn. her father
being very ill.
Mr. Leslie Flick and sane of the other
farmers shipped a carload of oats to the
Farmera' Co-operative Company of
Toronto. and realized a good price.
R. Bogie. of the steamer Martian. is
home at present.
Mr. Irving Hunter is wearing a broad
smile over a young lady that arrived last
Wednesday.
HERN'S DOLLAR BILL
OCTOBER l lit to OCTOBER 16th
Surplus Stock Sale of Boots and Shoes
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
To make room for fall and winter goods we are putting on a
ONE DOLLAR §ALE. With every pair of boots, included
in this sale, at $7.5o or over, and with every two pairs under
$7.5o included in this sale, we will give a
BRAND-NEW DOLLAR BILL
-This is a Great Opportunity to get Special Footwear Values
Our stock is marked much below present market values and
in this sale you save an extra Dollar Bill
We can itemize only a partial list of the splendid values we have to offef
COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
en's Sae Hid Goodyear Welt, 15 Pr. Women's Chocolate Oxfords, Mili-
at ..• • $10.00 tary Heels, $ 7:00
18 Pr. Women's Kid, wide fitting last, Cuban
Heel, at $ 9.50
9 Pr. Women's Pias Oa1f, Low Heel Bal,
at T .. $ 8.00
17 Pr. Women's line Sleek Lid, White
Welt, Low Heel, .. $ 8.00
16 Pr. Women's Brown 9s11 Bal, Military
Heel, $ 8.50
1 Pr. Women's Patent Bal, Brown Kid Top,
Louis Heel, at ... • $15.00
6 Pr. Women's Buck Bala, with Louis Heel,
at 115.00
8 PT, Women's Brown Calf Bal, Buck Top,
Louis Heel, .. 113.00
16 Pr. Women's Black Calf Bal, Low•Heel,
at $ 7.00
7 Pr. Women's Gunmetal Bal, at ....$ 6.60
9 Pr. Women's Kid Oxfords, Military Heel,
at 1 4.50
9 Pr. Women's Patent Oxfords, Military
Heel, $ 5.00
13 Pr. Women's Brown Calf Goodyear Welt
Oxfords, Military Heels, at . $10.00
15 Pr. Women's Black Kid Oxfords, Mili-
tary Heels, $ 7.50
13 Pr. Women's Kid Oxfords, Turn Soles,
Low Heel, $ 6.75
14 Pr. Women's Patent Colonials, Louis
Heals, at $ 7.50
10 Pr. Women's Kid Pumps, Louis Heels,
$ 8.50
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17 Pr. Men's Brown Calf Blocher, Rubber
_Rola .and Heel, Plain Toe et .. $ 7.50
13 Pr..Ken's Dongols Bab, Plain Toe, Good- '
year Welt Sole, at $ 8.00
18 Pt. Men's Brown Calf Bala, Goodyear
Welt Soles, English Last, at $15..00
16 Pr. Men's Brown Calf Bala, Gopdyear
Welt Boles, Wide Toe, at 115.00
10 Pr. Men's Black Elk Blocher, Heavy,
at $ 7.00
13 Pr. Misses' Patent Bal, White Top, at..
$ 4.50
9 Pr. Kisses' Dongola One -strap Slipper, at
$ 2.50
12 Pr. Misses' Patent Oxfords, at $ 4.80
17 Pr. Boys' Heavy Tan Grain Bluchers,
at 1 5.50
15 Pr. Boys' Kip Bluchers, at ' $ 5.00
10 Pr. Youths' Kip Bluchers, at $ 4.50
18 Pr. Boys' Tine Gunmetal, at $ 5.00
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We uarerstand the FarmePu Club of
Colborne its bringing in a large quantity
of peaches.
Mr. Fleming hal bought the lard
belonging to the Point Farm.
Miss Ruth Shaw was home to attend
the putding of her friend, Wim Jean
€Elnser Llutena'ayer. of West (nine. is
spending a few days with his mother.
Mrs. Arch. H rton.
Rev. D. Johnston. of Lucan, formerly
f Varna, will occupy the pulpit of Lee -
burn church on Sunday next.
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GODERICH TOWNSHIP:
• IS'EDNESDAY. Sept. 29.
Rev. b. Johnston, of Luca, formerly
of Varna, will occupy the pulpit of Union
-church on Sunday next.
Owing to the illness of Rev. James
Hamilton. the pulpit of Union church
was occupied on Sunday by Rev. J. E.
Ford.
Mr. Robert Sloan has been distributing
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KINGSBRIDGE.
MONDAY, Sept. 27.
Wedding bells are ringing loud:
Threshing is the order of the day.
Miss Katie Dean is visiting her aunt,
Mn.,E.Sgllivan.
FatherDonnelly, of Denver, spent a
ew days visiting friends around here -
Dean O'Reeilly, who has been spending
the summer bare, has returned to Dakota.
Gus. and Irene McCarthy have re-
turned to Detroit.
Quite a number from here took in the
tall (air and dance at Lucknow on Friday
and all report a jolty time.
This community witnessed the worst
electric storm of the season on Sunday.
The hares belgoging to Marvin Durnin on
the 2nd concession was struck and burned
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Bi.YTH.
Wednesday. Sept. 29.
1'. (colter tbi• week shipped his
household effects and stable equipment
lo Wheatley, wyerw, It Is understood.
he will apse vale stables.
Miss McLean. who has hekn employ -
al lu McMurchle's hank for the lest
few yeara, Iia. gate to Egmondville
to reside. Misr Mary McMurchie is
ai presedt'aladstInt her hither in the
hank.
Mina Iowa Livingston lett on Tues-
day for Nobleford. Sask., where she
will reside. -
ltu Yaturday last the marriage of
Miss Elva M. Brown of Luudiori ,
daughter of Mrs. FAL Haggkt, Blyth.
to Mr. William Johnston of Toronto,
was solemnised at I'arkdale Presby-
terian .ehnr•b. Mr. and Mn. Johns-
ton left after flee Ceremony on a
motor trip to Hamilton a Bufrale
and on their return will �eslde at
Toronto. /
Miss Ruth McGowan has returned
to Toronto. where she la /training for
a nurse at the Western hospital. af-
ter a two weeks' riait/at her Tame
bete.
Mr. David Fbxaly *bile operating
a ripsaw at the planing mill ou Sat-
urday morning had the misfortune to
have the index and second angers on
his left hand severed.
Kryaat Maines,- (►n Wednesday.
September 2 -2nd. a very pretty wed-
ding took place at the home of Yr. and
Mrs. John Malue... when their eldest
daughter, Eva. was married to John
It, Bryant. •of'' Stratford. Promptly
■ t 10.30 the bridal couple took their
Maces under an arch of autumn
leaves and flowers. The bride wore
a gown of sltrer grey silk crepe de
chine over pink, and carried a bouquet
of Opkella roses. Her only ornament
was a ring of pearls, the gift of,the
groom. The.eenutony was performed
by v • J. Mcbrmk•k. (m-
o odlgtely Orin the w•ediling dinner
was served, t11e happy couple left by
r for (mown taking the train
tyre for Stratford, where they will
;side. The bride \ travelled in a
ailored suit of navy 'merge with mink
rollarerte over a blow of pink ge,rg
este, and large black lar The bade
WAN the recipient of ma , ilea utiful
and useful gifts. showing the bfgh
esteem in which she Is h_e_ld by
ler many friends. Guests w prew-
eut (min Chicago. lit. Cat rine*.
Toronto and local peens.
Smaller lots shown on our tables.
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SALE
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STORE HOURS:
$ A. M. TO 6 P. M. 1 SATURDAYS IO P. M.
B?nusif tete Hoine
for the Fall and Winter Season
apple barrels to his customers this week.
A meeting of the Goderich Township
Rifle Association. Tor the purpose of
reorganization. will be held at Hicks' red
house. Huron road. on Thursday. October
7th. at 8 o'clock p. m. A good attendance
is requested.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of
Taylors Corner will be held at the home
of Mrs. 0. Walters on Wednesday. Octo-
ber 6th, at 2 o'clock p. m.
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The Ladies' Abd of North Zion
church, 1'olhorne. Intend holding their
alining. tlwnksgiring sapper on Thanks-
giving sight.
LEEBURN.
Melsrs. Will Hart and Harry Kruse,
of Sprucedale. Muskoka. visited at Mr.
Wm. Bogie's Lake Shore road. last week.
KINGSBRIDGE.
TUESDAY, Sept. 28.
Rev. Dean O'Reilly bas returned to his
work is the mission fields of Central
City. South Dakotg. The best wishes of
hie many friends gp with him.
Mr. Joe Stiles, of St. Paul, Minnesota,
is renewing old acquaintances here.
Miss Kate Dean, of Chicago, is visiting
relatives here.
Wedding bells are ringing.
Many local farmer' are busy threshing
flax. Everybody is feeling satisfied with
the crop, the average yield being seven-
teen to eighteen bushels to the acre.
The friend* and neighbors of Thomas
Little hear with regret of his illness ; but
he has the best wishes of all fora speedy
recovery.
Ford can are too cheap for some of the
people aged and there are a few planning
to buy en aeroplane.
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The Winter Season is at hand with its round of
social events. The season when you want your
home surroundings pleasant and bea iful, which
can be -done at little expense with the -.tion of a
few yards of Chintz or, Cretonne or a ne it of
Curtains or a new Rug.
Handsome English Chintzes
$1.75 yard
TiMe aiietsescome in a variety of
beautiful tick mixings forjOver-Curtains
and Furniture inswing. 40 inches wide
..... $1.75 yard
Special Value in Velours
$5.00 a yard
Extra quality imported Velours, rich
finish in colors of tan, green, rose and
French blue, 50 inches wide 55.00 yard
New Li
Just received several new designs
in Linoleums in block pattem, 4 yards
wide •.-•-.-.-o war. $1.50 sq. yard
Special Showing of Curtain
Nets
English Nets in a host of new pat-
terns and new designs, suitable for all
rooms, white and ecru, 45 inches wide,
from
65c yard
New Net and Scrim
Curtains
Exceptionally smart are the new
Scrim and Net Curtains for Fall, in a var-
iety of new designs, $5.50 to $IO pair
noleums e
Alio two 'patterns Nairn's Scotch
Liooldum, 4 yards wide.
Large stock of Canadian Floor Oil. in all patterns suitable for all rooms and also fo
squares under stoves and heaters, ............95c per square yard
Some Smart New Dresses Just Received
Women's all wool French serge. Another ennui Misses' Serge Dress,,
Eton effect, Tricolette Vest and Collar, 'Eton effect, braided and embroidered,
accordion -pleated Skirt accordion -pleated skirt, a most attractive
dress, special $25.00
�...• • . Special $37.50
McCall's Patterns Nemo Corsets Kayser Gloves
Our Mail and Order Department always at your service. We prepay
all charges and all orders shipped in time for Rural Deliveries
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Walter J. Brim•icomle. of ile-
troly Is spending a few week: at the I
parental home here.
Mrs. w. A Coulthurst has returned
home after a few weeks' visit with friends
at Toronto and Hamilton.
Mise Ruth Hamilton, after a visit with
her parents, Rev. James and Mrs. Hamil-
ton, left on Monday on her return to
New Haven, Conn.. where she is the
supervisor of the children's ward in the
General hospital.
A STRATFORD COMMENT.
"Peter Plainman." a free -la nee wain.
er In The Stratford Beacon. has the
following this week anent the auto-
mobile "hike" to Goderich
According M t:1.• local papers the
Stratford Motor League hope to go up
to Goderich some • of thew days. the
Idea being. 1 believe, to endeavor to
create a more fraternal spirit between
the (lassie (city and Its neighbors to
the west on the proposed Provincial
Straight Line Highway. a branch of
which will run from Stratford to the
lake, 'peening through Mitchell. Sea -
forth and Clinton. The/ Intention is
M take Non. Peter Smith and ikon.
Mr. Blgge along. both of these gentle.
men. 1t 1* understood, haring slgnla.rl
that they would he delighted to view
the "Garden of Ontario." that lies be-
tween herr and Goderich. and Incid-
entally take note of the road espec-
ially between here and Mitchell. it
was proposed that the highway a mlle
and a quarter south of the Hu-
ron road he taken until Dublin was
reached. whence the troll vs -mild again
divert to the north and the regular
"straight line" road between here and
fioderl(h would be resumed. Tide
road passes M flea. Peter Smith's
farm and 1* 1n fairly good shape. hilt
It is believed that It was deemed
advised. to dem the Mires road
to the 'tenors ss It is, In the
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Always the Favorite
The diamond is the one su-
preme gift of gifts. It never
lyes its charm, never faif5 of ad-
miration. Our collection of dia-
mond rings and jewellerycontains
ornaments of all descriptions, set
with stones of rare fire and
brilliancy. We invite a visit frosn
those who contemplate making a
gift of unending and infinite
charm.
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WAT('II\IAKEiR AND .1SWELLER
Corner Fast St. and Siusre
Goderich, Oat.
before and after example of the •d -
option of n system of rational toad
c'mstrnction 1n Perth county. Ev-
entually. no doisht. the photographs
woaild he framed and hung to the
county ('.0011 clamber at the court
house.
Were 11 not that we might he eon-
-.tiered in favor of (nquieitlewr
methods, 1t might not be a bad idea
to place the two (cabinet Ministers
In a "tin llasle" nn the Stratford to
Mitchell part of the trip. Thla would
give them a taste of what the motor-
ing public harp had to put np wifh all
summer. This. however, would put
a had taste in their months and would
mar the pleasure of the '•hike." The
tat.ntinn Is. I helieve, to have herr
ahnut nine and the proeea*tdn will to
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mad. Arriring at Gnderh'b, dlrmer
will he served ■rid addresses delivered
by Mestere. Smith and Riggs and other
road enthusiasts. All the towns op
west are quite enthuatsatie *hoot
the outing and It goes *Shoot laying
that not only will we have better
donde ass revolt of the "hike" but a
eommnntty spirit wall be developed
wbtrh will help to nrttfy Perth and
Huron cosnties for the future good of
both. The auecesa of the outing w111
depend to a large extent npnn the
aplrlt' with which the mantises of
(Stratford take the matter up. foto its
hope, therefore. that apveral hundred
Imre herr, The mare the a ec'rk.r. I
believe the ladles are expected. Thew
have rote* sow and few who h fs r
bf
trip w111 " f their. Ilal>p sr
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