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THE SIGNAL
GODKRICH, ONT.
PRIDHAM'S
The Place with the Stock for
An exceptionally large stock of the best there is in
Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings to choose from.
NECKWEAR
Neckwear k alwol one.
• of the I>,►pular gifts for. men
-we want on to see
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NECKWEAR
We have it exclusively for
0 Gutle.rieh - beautiful silks
and rich designs. Von want
the best, don't you. You can
get it at this .tore.
PRICES FROM
50c. to $3.00
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHIARD Is the agent
for THE SIGNAL tit Dungannon.
Orders lett with hit's for subscrip-
tions, advertisements or Job print-
ing will receive prompt atteutlee.
Telephone I(lot!trii•b Rural) r39.
Thursday. Iter. )8 -
Mrs. Dr.) Campbell and sea I►arld
hove gone ou a visit to Toronto. Dr.
Campbell leaves 011 Monday next for
New York to visit his motlit'r stud will
be away for a *oath.
'Air. Fres[ Savage is here from the .
West on a visit to his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones. of Re-
gina. are visiting at the home of Mr.
null Mrs. T. G. Allen..
Nev. 1►r. t'amMwll.and Mr. David
Johnston sotensital 'the I're'sbytery
meeting at Witighatu ou Tuesday.
Mr: J. It. McNabb was shipping
poultry today. Mr. John Shields. of
the 2nilesincession of .tsheeld, delivered
to him fourtesva tine turkeys and re-
ceived for them the tidy sum of $1'23.
I alae big bird of thelot weigher) :32
ice. and brought Mr. Shields $1.130.
•'N • turkey
Liss Ida Wiiyard arrived home on
sit turday f New York. having
completed her course of training as a
ours'. ;lull leave. next Saturday morn- ;
Dig tot 4':ilguty to praetise tier pro-
-ression. `Ater i)ungannon friends are
pleased to .we her. .
The bazaar alai entertainment -given
on Wednesday evening wider the taus.
pieta of the Ladle: Aid of Erskine
church was n very successful affair.
In spite of the stormy weather. there
was a large attendance and many pur-
elnese'."'st're made. ,After supper had
been served the g.theriug repaired
to the auditorium. where an interest-
ing program was given. including vocal
solus by Miss H. Augustine. residings
by Mts. 1Dr. 1 Campbell. and selec-
tions 1ty the dont• Quartette IMLs*
i:. Stutlwrs. 'dr. and Mrs. Herb Stoth-
ers alai Mr. W'alte'r Littman r. The
big piece" of the program wlR.& ade-
bete wl tine subject. "Resolverd. that the
city n►.ua is greener In the e•e,nutry
t he it the is milt ry. riiiiit 111 the city."
For the affirmative the speakers were
Principal Rnss and Mr. Rolsst I)arid-
un. and for the negative Dr. Campbell
and Mr., Will Stewart.. The subject
gave scoop' for much wit and humor.
and the opposing arguwenty of the
various 4Waki•rs created Iwieh anws'-
meut and interest. The Jgdgea. itev.
A. V. Walden. 1►r. Cas' and Mr. K. E.
hues les. gate their decision for the
affirmative. Mr. S. I Phillips was
ehalrman for the erttIug. The prO
tussis were over 89t, and wilt provide
(..r sire atual-cess aae•ut--oa -the-
tww--e►-
g:w plaesal in the church it few
u,onrh. ago The ladies are to it
congratulate., tuna' the success of their
etre rt.
The Metly,gist itnndny school le pre-
paring' far is Christmas program to
1"• given/next ` Wednesday evening.
'lWednesday At Ikans will have. their eater-
saTiame on Tuesday neat.
OTHER SUGGESTIONS
Neckscarfs, Shirts, Suspenders, Coat Sweaters,
Pyjamas, Hosiery, Hand i(erchiefs, Underwear, Cuff Links,
Tie Pins, Bath Robes, Ho Coats, Hats, Caps, etc.
Phone 57 1 I DE41CH
Christmas
Suggestions
FROM THE SCOTCH STORE
We have on Display for your inspection the most attractive
and useful Gifts, all arranged to make Christmas Shopping a real
pleasure.
'Suggestions -..
to
CHRISTMAS
SHOPPEItS
Slippers for
Every Member
of the Family
/ • LANES.
MzNUAY, Dec. 13.
/Mr, and Mrs. Con. Foran and family,
of `t. Au4ustine, spent Sunday at Philip
Hogan's. . .
Master Frd Courtney had the miefor-
t une of falling and badly Injuring hi- arm
Aur y'. Fence-C.Nts *steed having a -
Concert, box social and dance lit the near
future.
U. F. W.O. ORGANIZED' -The ladies of
this community met at the Currey'a
Carrier Club house on December iith for
the purpose of Great, zing a U. F. W. 0.
Club. The organizer. Mrs. \icWhinney,
w•as asked to take the chair. while Mrs.
-. W. Lane acted as s, cret ary. . The fol-
' .v,ng ofticets were then appointed :
1'r .tient. Mrs. G. W. 'Lane: 1st vice-
p:ea•.3.� Mrs. Qhhai_rt.' god vice -
teem •nt. Nits J..F cosh; recoding sec-
retary, Mss Lizzie Drennan: correspord- •
ing sten ary .its. J. Little/treasonr,
Urs. A. hn-tort; auditors. Mrs. Jamie-
son and . rs J. Little; dtreetors, Mrs.
T. Ando rson, Mrs. J. O'Loughlin. Mrs:
Dwyer, Mrs. ., Nelson', Mrs. F. Scoti;
'entertap,m4'tfl,, • o _ e Mts..-_11. 1'..
HoganTMis ,T . : nnan, -gig. W.
Findlay. Mrs. D:L'ttle, Mks M. Bowles,
Miss Jean Scoti: 'y�ung peop,e's secre
tat y, \1i,sDella Farr 'i It. Following is a
statement of the aims o the Club: - -
1. To develop the pe�sunal ability of
the farm women of )ntanh. I
''. 'In estab;ish the re
citizenship upon our women,
:3. To attempt 1, establish mmu ,ity
helps• to lighten wi an•n's Iabb on the
farm. •
' 4. To organize the farm womlh? i00
per cent
5 J oco-operate with ail other existing
orfanizations whose aims are similar to
our own. ,
The next meeting will he held January
5, 1921. Particulars' of the meeting will
beg en later.
Ladies' Georgette Blouses, from $6.50.
Ladies' Crepe de Chene Blouses. from $5.00.
Ladies' Silk Blouses, from $3.75.
Ladies' Voile Blouses, from $2.00.
Ladies' Fur -trimmed Coats, from $35.00.
Ladies' Salts' Plush Coats, from $50.00.
Ladies' Serge and Silk Dresses, very special values, from
• $21.50. •
Ladies' Novelty Accordion -pleated Skirts, firom MMOO .
Ladies-PiSmart Kimonos, from $2.95. ,
Ladies' House Dresses, from $2.00. • -
Furs of every style to suit all tastes, at very low prices.
The newest Sweater Coats, from $5.50.
All Wool Pullovers, from $4.75.
Children's Sweaters. all styles.
Children's Knitted Sets, from $I.75.
Children's Scarfs, Toques, Overalls, at lowest prices
Handkerchiefs in endless variety, from IOc each.
Gloves of_every]cind in Kid. Silk. Chamois, <.
for ladies, men and children, ranging
in price from 60c per pair.
Handbags, from 5Oc.
Silk and Net Camisoles, horn $1.95.
Ladies' Underskirts in Jersey, Shot Silk, Taffateen,
•/ oreen, from S2-.50.
Novelty Silk Skirt Lengths in fancy boxes, from
� ;+7.50.
- \ Tray Cloths. from 50c.
Tea Cloths, from 75c. ///
Buffet Scarfs, from $1 OO.
\ Pm'r• Linen Lun s. from $15.00.
Pure L inen TableE and Napkin Sets, $30.00.
Huck and Turkish Towels, great variety, from
A pair of slippers makes a very suitable gift. It is
seasonable, durable, lasting. in that they kzep the re'eiver
ever in mind of that enjoyable Benson, Christmas, and also
the one who' gave them.
PAIR 0! SHOES
What 'multi be more appreeiateil7
A PAIR OF OVEROAITERS
1•,.r mete. vcouu• 1 011e1 'hi1t1ren.
n,ibility of
CREWE.
MONDAY, Dec. 13.
Mra John McQuoid, of Summer berry,
spent a tew days with friends her
Mr. Ce•lin C•emphell, of Wes recd, vis-
ited at the home of Mrs. Wm. rmie .
Mr. ani Mrs. John spent . unday at
ttetorne of Mr. Heat. Curr Maleking.
Mr .lJa,ence Shacakleton of Wingham,
and. Nits. Norman Shack nn. of Mate -
kin„ visited at the a of Matthew
Shackleton one day last Week.
\ltss Lizzie Drennan, of Kintail, has
returned to her home after spending a few
days with Mrs. P. Finnigan,
Mr. James Mallough. of Dungannon
s' ent a few clays with his daughter, Mrs.
Albert McQuoid.
Don't forget the Christmas tree and
concert to be Riven in the church here on
Thursday. December 23rd.
A TRUNK, SUIT CASE OR CLUBBAG
Are most suitable as Christmas gifts.
Shop Early
HERN'S BOOT SHOP
A party of (',olerich young people at-
tended the fowl supper and entertainment
sat the Auburn Baptist church on
given today evenu g fie party included
Mise Florence Mooney, Mies Edna Riv-
ers. Miss Marion Ryan, Mr. �Pritchard
ri c r
Dangles Mr. nugles Mooney• report a
real good time.
Complaint is made of the cutting of
evergreens at the lake front, presumably
for Chr atmas trees. The county high
constable has the matter in hand, and
further offences will he dealt with accord
ingto Iawt Chri-tmas trees can be pro
cured elsewhere. hut the owners of the
tree* et the lake frort wish to preserve
them.
$I.0b )P.
Marcella preads, from $3.50.
Embroide Pillowcases, from $4.50 pair.
Eiderdown Comforters, real beauties, from $22.50
All -wool Blankets, from $15.00.
Cortex Blankets. Jeager Blankets, Jeager Trav-
elling Rugs, Wilton and Brussels Squares,
Linoleum and Oilcloth Squares, new Cur-
tains and Over -drapes, the newest' Carpet
Sweepers.
Special showing of Christmas Hosiery for Ladies,
Gentlemen and Children, in Silk. Lisle and
Cashmere, in all the best makes.
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Strap Purses, from $1.50.
Neckwea-, from. 50c.
Boudoir Caps, from 39c.
Tea Aprons, from 50c.
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Store will Remain` pen Even(ngs until Christmas
If you cannot visit the Store Personally-, our Mail and Phone
Order Department is always at your service.
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PHONE 56 IUillar's Sthtch Store PHONE
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itlNOS11Rii81E.
Wednesday, 1►ee. 15.
P.o
raven the weather and the roads,
eoute are kept pretty well confined to
t -lr homes.
Mks Margaret o'Rellly has returned
to her bonne nl Ifaincy, Maes.
Willie i,nnnen'. many friends were
glad to welcome him home after a nine,
months' ahaence. He enjoyed his trip
tremendonaly.
Mesar.. ferry O'Reilly and William
Long have returned home from Detroit.
LEERURN.
TUESDAY, Dec. 14.
The W. M. S. will hold its morthly
meeting at Lerhurn church on Wednesday
afternoon. The annual election of officers
is to take place.
Mr. and Mrs. R. King, of Auburn,
all•.,.••••••.
1
spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Stewart's.
Mrs. G. Clutton, of Stratford, is visiting
et the home Of her mother, Mra. John
Horton
Mrs. Farrish and Miss Sadie Farrish,
of town, visited at Mr. John Farrish's on
Monday.
The auction sale of Harry Freeman nn
Monday was very successful.
RT. HELENS.
TUESDAY, Dec. 14.
Mrs. iiuchanan left for Chicago on
Monday to attend the funeral of her
brother in law, Mr. Kerr.
Messrs. Will Rutherford and Cairns
Aitchison are in Toronto this week at-
tending the annual meeting of the U.F.O.
A Christmas tree and entertainment
will be held in the public hall, St. Helens.
on Wednesday evening, December 22nd,
commencing at R o t lock, under the aus-
pices of S. S. Na. 4. A play entitled "A
Pair of Artists" will be given, also music,
recitations, etc.
Mr. John Aitcheson left on Tuesday to
attend the County Court held inGoderich
this week, as a juror. -
Messrs. Joe and Alvin Finn, of Detroit,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Patrick
Finn.
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