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6 -Thursday, December 2, 1920.
THE SIGNAL ERICH, ONT
YOU STILL'' IIAVE
AT DUNCANNON
W. H. McClure
has moved to the corner
store lately occupied by Mr.
N. J. Treleaven, and will
carry on business with new
and up-to-date lines of
GROCERIES
Gents' Furnishings
Ready-made Clothing
Good Stock of Underwear
Flour, Feed, Salt, etc.
You will find it to your interest to
purchase your 'supplies at
WO -[:RES
Men's and Boys
Clothing. and Furnishings
Come and see for yours .1f. Everv-
thing in the store rec cel 20 per
cell t . ,.: , . -,.ti Wit,
we 4
All $30.00 Suits
coats for
AND SUITS
and Over -
$24.00
All $35.00 wits and Over-
coats for /.
$28.00
All $40.00 Suits and Over-
coats for z=_. , .$32.00
All $42.50. Suits and Over-
coats for _�-
$34.00
All $45.00 ,SuitsAnd Over-
coats for . , $38.00
All $50.00 Suits and Over-
coats for
OVERCOATS
SUITS
RAINCOATS -
MACKINAWS
TROUSERS
COAT
SWEATERS
OVERALLS
HATS -
CAPS
'UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY
NECKWEAR
BOYS' OVERCOATS
DUNGANNON.
i MR. N. F. N'Hli.tRD is the agent
for THE tilt;X.U. et Dungannon. 1
Orders Jett w ith hint for sutwcrip-
nous. advertisements or Job print-
ing will receive prompt attention.
Telephone ii: sierit'b Rural) r30.
�NY PFR'1X 11A1't.�:G A DRIVINt.
HORaE to let our ter the nater or to sell
m .y give particulars tv BOX It Dungannon.
J'hursiiay. lw..2.
The •meuy friend. of Mr. Wm.
I Stele, of Nrw tultnrio. will Is. sorry
t.. bear of the lo...,uf two of hi' dill-
.1ren with "I.iaek diphtheria." Th.• 1
r baby. tin). Is very seriously 111 with the
SAWS. diw•ase. Mr. Steele Is a wan of
Mr. P. -
litce•Ie, _ltd concession of
►shnpld.
(;e,. Irwin has lknizhr siert. Ryatt'.
firm at Nile and get, litoow.sboil in the
'µtins.
NIT. and Mrs. t 'ha,. of
Althorn. visited Mrs .\wptlth's sister.
Mrs. Rogerson. on N'wlu.•sday: •
Jtaariot hors returned from \ the
'West this week.
J. R. McNabb shipped a carload' of
p.H:it.s•,' from Lta'k two ora Tuesday.
The R'.M.$. of the Meth,sli,.t church
nre.•t balay 1 Thursday l at Mrs. 1,
There will he two services In St.
Paul's next Sunday. at 11 a.tu. and
7.:ui i ,m. At the evening 'cutis .a
yd sial sermon m13 hee given by the
reetnr: stthJ,s't-''Tal•• EuglhIt itednrtie
Alen and Ito iutl•tw1:e.• .ot the t'hltn h
roil Religions P.o.I.•.. .t the I'resrht
.age."
The 1.adies. Aid of t1..• 1,1•esbyteria 41
"hurelt are huldittg a i..rzaar in fh.•
r,35etuent of the , `i'ir. Ire:, \\',•,lo.•saa}.
Ih•eemis'r 15tk. L'efr.•slitueuts will I4.
seined from fi t.. . 1,111.. after whi.11
11 Program will be nicer. the crib•!
feature of w'hk•li wi.U..l.e.t. IntsieNi.n.
Jel..tto by *Imo ••f '.ie• In - of
the eougregatIun. .\ .1 time is in
.tore f.,r all ill:, ate 11.1 14t1
htnetion.
Tlie .... ial hell I Fri the or.ttge }Tall
n \\`e.lnesdai .ening. tnuler t'
an -glees i.f Ott. 1':•:I . rlwreh. .t ,s n
tu.•n,t.d .,alsid.•r n; tie• .,.uditi,m of
r.utls at./
; Mrtlnrdlst Church . nniver.ar'. -T' ,•
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nd,__
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nrI' 1ar•_.. nr I t'.•
..ur;;l•.•ganems r-,•. tte.l • rel.,, '.1
1.,•arin. old•• . i fon.efnl -•rent
renin its• pi; r,. -•,•r of th•• dry. lb•• J •F'
I: • •. raft. , ,:r„r; • .r.» \b., ,o.li
an• h. s:...l• '19t. The r°L•ntta y ,.f-
ferinz amen, •.• I ...... ;r6 q leash ys•ak'
t tt••ti f q• 1'; ) . u.•r°11. ..µgrit ..fth,•
-.m,re¢•u i^t' .\ s` •» i el choir ¢:....
14.1411 1 n 1 i'• -nit3111.• .on s ,.f pr•ti•e
I'!le I'o l c:•.: „n i'".I.L• ' tholiest' th.•
.rtt. ft.,. .',• .liy nn 1 w-rn•sltll,pe.1 in
'whin with the .''ter 4'i urdt.and 114
Dr . limp n 11 a-.1414'(1 111 the :e•ri
coats
. $9.60
All $13.50 Suits or Over-
coats
tu.:"$10.80
All $15.00 Suits or Over-
_ $12.00
All $16.50 Slits or Over-
coats 4\ $1-3.00
-All $1$:00 'Sits or Over-
coats . x$14.40
All $20.00 Suits or Over-
coats
if you are a Man or Boy and need anything to wear, it will pay you well to
get here this week.
Don't wait until the last day, come Saturday. If you are tco late you will
only be sorry once, and that will be all winter.
This is a Genuine Sale of High-class Clothing and Fur-
nishings. \Everything as represented.
ko ONLY TWO DAYS"
MORE
OF THIS 8 DAYS WONDER SALE
BETTER GET IN EARLY 'I'O-MORROW 4
See Our Windows
('fO1.RORNF: F'.f,RMERS' ('1.111 ,
The annual meeting' of the (')rllsorne
1' inners' ('hili will is• held I° the
'I'entperarse 1fall, it. nmilb r, r u
•('P"�TRTl. '1TtiY r. it
is. ,•le•tlon of °nicer. for the etealli1¢
year. awl alq...lntnlent of 11el.Sate. t(•
the aunn,ll r.1'.lt enliverrlon at Ter -
etc. It is akin e'ls•.•tw1 that
there will he :, 11 .hitf' on the fullo.vin¢
nhje•t' •'Ite.ndveh that the name of
he t'uibd 1':. rmer. party sh°ohl Is•
ehabgetl t.. the People's. intrts..'' A
Il¢ht Inneb w i11 he served. !'otter. p: o.
vide!: mr•ntls•r, requestel.to fnrni.h
-:.Ii,Io hes. Every person .ordu.11y
invited.
\V'.i. 1'u1 N1;. President.
.l. S. KF:ItyIt;1TA\. * rstiny.
`a,•`"" ' ORiTt'ARl'.
Jt)11NtTi )N --The death occurred
on Friday tlu,rninlf, November 19, af-
ter a short illness, of Charlotte Frltz-
Iev, wife of Mr. Frederick Johnston.
The deceased was born in flalerteh
11111 lived here all her life. Aloe had
been married eleven years. Resides
the ilereaved husband, she leaves one
ou, iJ1arvey, in his eighth year, atom
three brotht.ra end one sister; Jonath-
an Frltzley, nt t'hesley; Albert and
11i•rtha, of London• and William, of
Toronto. The funeral took place on
Sunday, November 2), to Maitland
eenn•tery. Rev. it. f•. Mcrk'rml.l. pas-
tor of Knnxchurch. conducting the
burial sen•ices. The pallbearers were
Me•urs. Percy .Inhnsfnn. Walter John -
Joseph Mugford and William
Mlprfor4. The I.t»thera of the detn•nsa l
ht•y-users here for the funeral: also
frl,mI, from Detroit and Toronto,
LF'EitI'RN:
%.r. Harry Freeman has sold his
ilfty acres at the lake to his tar ahi r
i;.orge for n go.s1 sum and retalas has
• farm on the Joke Shore road. He
trill have a 4411.' of stock an Maple-
; menta nn Mon4'ty, fieeemhrr 1:101.
1.; CK NIIV .
CnttRTVEX•-1(Etta. i,'^ Wednetdac of
last w.','k, November ;tth, the manse,
Lucknow. was tht .rt '.e of a pretty
i*i wedding party. Rev hit, MrCalb'm war
the officiating sillKt' n an and the parties
43+
tne,.ret mon.
STORE HOURS: a A. M. TO 6 P. M. t SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
Do Your Christmas Shoppin arlY
THE STORE FULL OF PRACTICAL SU GESTIONS
Again this Christmas season the seise on of useful
and practical Cifts will pre(lomina . For many
r1 '; months past we have been planni : to get together
the best stock of Practical Gifts or Personal Use •,,,
or for the Home. soa ... tKRAL
Gloves the Acceptable Gift
Gloves are always a 'safe gift, fo
no matter how many pairs a person g s
another pair never comes amiss.
Perrin's Guaranteed.
Kid Gloves.
in black, white and colors, 'n fancy box.
Per pair' $3.S0
Kayser Chamoisette Gloves
These Gloves make a most accept-
able gift. They come in black, white
and colors. Per pair. $1.35
t• +a
Queen Quality
Long Silk Gloves
A much appreciated gift is a pair
of Queen Quality long silk Gloves" for
evening wear.`. Per pair $225
Queen.,"Quality Niagara Maid
and Kayser Silk Gloves
in black, white and colors, $125 to 12.50
per 'pair.
Leather Bags and Purses
more popular each 'season, What is
\ nicer to get than a nice leather Handbag
or Vanity Purse. We are showing the
very newest designs. Many are fully
fitted. They are priced from $2.M up
1
Table Linens Table Linens
A Thisvmuch appreciated gift is Table
Linea, or a piece of fancy Linen. Every
woman prides herself on her Linens.
We are showing some real_ Linen sets.
Tablecloths and Napkins. Rich double
da sk. From $30.00 set. Fancy Linen
in all les at keenest prices.
fiandk chiefs it,' tl"w°
There is more popular gifts than
-Handkerchiefs. ' You can send one or a
dozen. They will nicely in a letter
and nobody ever ha�tC many. From
the plain hemstitch t lGc each to the
beautiful Venice lace at 50 �h.
�vFurs -The Ideal (iiia,
Furs are the ideal gift. \ We are
showing some very smart p in
Hudso al and Australian Opo um
in the nA est styles that will mm4e
handsome ,cents.
Newest Creations in Waists
The most charming Waists are
here for your Christmas shoppl'sig and
all bought recently at the reduced -prices.
They come ire dainty Georgette, Crepe
de Chene and Jap silk, also some hand-
some Voiles. Colors are white, navy,
taupe, etc. These Waists rtiake most;
acceptable gifts. Priced as low as `'.
$3.95 ap.
McLintock s \pown--Quilts
A superb gift fothe home is one
of these celebrated EE n�gliah Eiderdown
Quilts. They are as Nigh' as arfeather
and as warm as toast, inbeautiful
range of coloring. Prices from'$22 to $35
Now is the Time for Shipping Your Christmas Gifts to You
-- Friends Overset, -_-- -_.
Quality Merchandise at Lowest Prices:
PHONE 56
PHONE 56
CASCARETS
Rave you no timer exeroiee• f Thee
do the next best thing. Take Casrarete
ocvssinnallx. to keep your liver 'and
bowels active. When bilious, consti-
pated, headachy, unstrung nr for a rn14,
upset stomach, or had breath, nothing
seta so nicely as Casoarets.
/am ttaea too. 10, 116, 60 mate,,
to the contracT twire MinsChariotte Reid
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Reid, of Lucknrtw, and Mr. James Archi-
fjald Chisholm Courtney, second son of
'Mr. and Mrs Patrick Courtney, of Am-
herley. Only the immediate friends of
the family were in attendance at the
Boys'
Clothing
Wo have just received a
large shipment of Boys'
Clothing, which will be add-
ed to the goods to be cleared
out at otirr big clearing sale
commeneling Saturday, Dec-
ember SCh. 'rices will be
slaughtered regardless of
cost.
See big advertisement on
page 3.
M. ROBINS
SIGNAL CALENDARS.
The Signal Calendars for 1921 bare
'wain ordered but are not yet at hand.
!They will likely be here within the
Ilett few days. For althstribers who
imy their snb:crIp4Mns /UM we will
reserve ('menders for which they may
dm 11 hater on.
' As ustl4enl, the AI
1!121 11 ornamental as well !nit ata •ittt
rind we. have every confldent•e that our
*miswritten will be well pleased w1[th
It.
THE AIoN.tli PRiNTiNG ('O
- LFMITt3I1.
manse. but in the evening a reception was
held at the home of the bride's parents
and the number in attendance taxed the
capacity of the house. The number and
value of the gifts pre4ented ind•cale the
popularity iyoung ofken up tbeir residence at
ha Courtney homestead.
STOP CATARRH! OPEN •
NOSTRILS AND HEAD
ItiCe:eart Appned Ia Pfastraa
Rana Colds at Oaee.
It your nostrils are etogged gad your
head is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because of ilk cold nr eatarrh, just
get a wean bottle of Fly's Cream Plain
at any drug store. Apply a little of
this fragrant, on.tiseptie cream trio
you► no.tt•ile and let It penettata
through e►rerr. ale pargige of your bead,
soothing aad'healing the inflamed, swol-
len mucous me amine and you get tit -
Want relief.'
OM lt! how good it testare
) Your note
opsw, your head to dear, ss
Nein hawking, ieas
°Alia(, blowing: so
note heitifacyhe, r atru
for breath. para Creameam 17s1m (s
shat sufferers front bead wilds s,g
••►A
used tt'e a delight
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