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THE SIGNAL
BORSALINC'WEEK-larch 14--20,1921
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Wednesday. March 9.
I NIr. Iter1 trewurtha has .tall hie
handsome black, l'ereherou mare to a
wtiu ha Stanley township fur $250.
Mr. Trtevartl1:t -1s' n ew" looking fur a
team to buy.
Mr. Fred Ford is having his 8we.•I
.'Lever sed IWllwl Ills week by lar.
Frank -1u.h•ewe of Clinton. J1r. Furd
re11441•14 a 64.41 Job dime.
t. Mr... Fred Ford. who hats )leen very
...piously' ill during the past week. 1
-.•wewlutt better and hopes are enter.
I.I iI4r1 of her recovery.
\1 r. Win. Pi:ken! had lit attack of
pleurisy thls week, but is somewhat
better.
Mrs. Wm. MacMath, who ws. in To.
ronto 1111u. -t of the winter. halo returned
t4 Holmesvllle and 1. now visiting with
I,rr daughters, Mrs. Bert Trewartha
and, Mrs. Nelson Trewartha. Mrs.
MacMath Missed her 4,141 a4:.4.I444,•-
whi1e away and will undoubtedly take
great pleasure In being home again.
The 1udh•atious'.4re that we 11re'go-
ug a. have an early spring. if we can
I Judge front the arrival of the spring!
idols. 1'r4,w4, robins, blackbirds unit
large woodpeckers ,are here l4, barge 1
numbers.
Ernest Elwood and Wm. Marshall
spent °1114 week -end and Sunday visit- i
lug, their:. aunt near Forest. The Iey4
have been cutin wood in Mr. Mae -
Math's Lush all winter and they well 1
deserved their• hulid:tl".
I Mr. Leslie Jarvis Bail the wniw istortr
to 14.44 .ane »f hi. 14.6 P4w4 Last week. j
l'14 animal was worth $1411 at this'
season of the year.
Mr. Win. Finlay. of flit' 1)111 voneessitu,
Goderich township. has bought Mr.
SVm. Pickard's farm on the t'ut line
for tlle,s14i of t5,740u0. The farts le
eltuatel half a wile from Holmesrille
and 1s in a fleet -elms locality.
' The Grand Trunk c.n,.truction gang
while engage' in the work of building
a new bridge between Hohnesvllle and
Goderieh hist week uncovered a nest
of snakes numbering over eighty. The
men say there were sutne small and
some large ours in the eolony.
Miss Holmes has been suffering from
a ,ery severe .old for some frays. She
wa,i,durable to attend the services in
the church on Sabbath 1841.
Mks Mary Howell. of Goderieh, is
vieiting her (mete and aunt. Mr. J. R.
'Holmes and Miss Holmes. this week.
From March 14-19 Borsalino Hats 'will be
shown in the leading Hat and Men's Furnishing
Store windo*rs from coast to coast -it is
Borsalino Hat Week.
"Borsalinos are the finest high-grade Hats
in the world."
None genuine without "Borsalino Hats"
stamped on leathers.
SEE OUR WINDO
We are sole ag
DISPLAY
ts.
W. C. PRID
Phone 57
As I have taken over from Mr. T. F. Holland the
Repair Department
at the
East Street Garage
I am prepared to repair or overhaul your Car,
whatever make. Bring it soon, though, if you
want it for the first good roads, as
- SPRING IS ON THE WAY
and we have a lot of work ahead. of us..
Most of the Car Owners of Goderich and
vicinity know me, as I have been here the last two
years and was with Mr. Glover from 1912 to 1914.
_REG. ILLI
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Newest Shoe Fashions
Easter is the opening of the season for the
latest styles in Footwear. Shapeliness. grace and
symmetry are characteristics of the neer Colonial
Ties and Oxfords. The most popular leathers are
Black and Brown Vici Kid, Gunmetal
and Brown Calf.
There is a great variety. of heels. The selec-
tion is s1) extensive that we're ,sure We can please
you at remarkably low prices
1'11BT AI,I1I ItT.
Wednesday, Manch 9.
Mr. Joseph C. MacMillan. of Puce.
1hlt.. Is renewing old ae I'' 111 sues In
the village at present.
Rev. W. 1t. Hawkins, of Rlyth, Mar
lttsl with relatives here one day last
week. •
Victor Green. of itetroit, is visiting
friends in the village.
,Miss Hannah Wiles. of this place.
we are glad to report, is much im-
proved after it very su(cessful opera-
tion In the Goderich hos.pitai.
The people of this iominurity learned
with deep regret of the sudden death
of -Mr. Pert Foster of Sheppwniton.
He was au aver willing helper. in flap
Auntievu rhureh 81141 Sunday school
here and his death Is keenly felt by
all who had the pleasure of knowing
him and Is looked upon as a 'great loss
to the chI,r, h. The most alnrore sym-
pathy is felt for the bereaved ones In
the I,ss they have sustained.
Mr. Jake Cousins, one of our fisher-
men:hail a narrow escape one day Inst
week. ile was Just forming Id from
his nets with his fish and on lauding
his boat at the dock In the river 1114
feet slipped from ander him and has
hexad struck the Ice and broken spiles.
waking a deep cut in the hack of his
head. and leaving him uneonscfous for
e short time. Had he been alone the
mishap might • have proved more
martial*.
REPAIRING
GEO. MacVICAR
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE r
GODERICH
Opening of assured Spring Styles on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
MARCH 10th, 11th and 12th
and following days
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Flowers and fruit, elaborate lace and ribbon trimmings and
veils in abundance are the trimmings for Sailor,
Tricorne and Directoire styles
Variety more than ever before is the keynote of
the season's mode
-YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED -
MISS M. R. Mac VICAR
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-- GO.4RICH, 0I1T.
'Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half -a -trillion
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
well known for fifteen years, pre-
scribed by doctors, sold by drug-
gists, $1.00 a box. Ask our agents
or write for a free trial package.
Templeton', 142 King W.. Tangle
Local Agents -Dunlop's Drug Store.
home, looking hale eared hearty. after
undergoing an operation la 11'luglaw
hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs. W. 11. lutes, of Goderich. is
visiting her, son. Mr. Melvin Reel.
Miss Maggie Bowler had the mis-
fortune of being thrown out of a buggy
and getting badly hart. The email
lone in one leg k fraetured 881 ten
,stitches were pqt in ea long cut nn the
sante leg. and In 8dditioli she has two
fractured rllas, and was badly shaken
up. We hope she si•111 sen le artuud
again.
The trustees of all tate s•hoohc of
.1,sbflt•IQ are holding a meeting In
('ourey's Corner hu 1.nlght. to dis-
t-item tier question of aonsela41dtesl
schools for Ayhfl.•I41.
ItT. HELENS.
Tuesday. March S.
The assessir, Mr. Geo. Webb, Is busy
-on his rounds.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Rimer, of the
American "Roo," and Messrs. Noble and
Milton Guest. of Tee4water. were vin.
[tors with their rousing. the Messrss,
Todd.
Sacritice Sale at Walker's
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USED FURNITURE
NOTE THE BARGALL' S.
1 only solid walnut .Skletoard.
Could not be bought new today for
$120. Sacrifice sale 855.00.
1 only. stolid walnut Dining -room
Suite. Worth easily" $175. Sacrifice
sale 875.00.
it
1 solid oak Ile.lr.s.nl Suite Mmplete-
Worth • today $1:0. Saerifit'e sale
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KiNGSRRIDGF..
For St. Patrick's Night. -lin the
evening of March 17th the Kingsbridge
Dramatic Club will present the popu-
lar comedy drama. "Leila Itirer.'•
:lore the original production of this
play in 11107. °award prominent players
have :tinwares, in the various riles.
Many leading stock companies are
still using it. and after fourteen years
on the road It is still so pled -lir that
It is proteeted by royalty. (This Is
the first play the Ringslrrldge Dram-
atic flub has paid a royalty for the
privilege of Aising. 11's worth it.1
With the young star of "Lane Tree
51ine.' in the title role, supported by
a strong vast of talented performer'.
"Lelia itiversi" promises to rank well
-If not Lost -among the many sne-
ceases of the Ideal ('Iib. Patrons of
the Ashfleid parish hell are assured
of en ettre aperinl hill and none should
miss this delightful story of daughter
and pathos. There will be Instrument-
al musk, and refined vatelerille be-
tween acts.
LANES.
Monday, March 7.
We are pleased to report the rapid
recovery of Mrs. Cyril Campbell, wile
bas been ill with pneumonia.
-We -ass .phot -t. -ase Jean lariat
shewbeeesiebebehos
REMEMBER
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
by sending your friends a
dainty St. Patrick booklet,
Folder, or Emerald Isle Posit
Card. Everything for St.
Patrick i)ay decorations and
favors ---Buttons, Shillalaha,
Irish Pipes, Candy Boxes and
Shamroek Leave*. All sizes
in silk and cotton Flags,
Erin -g• -Bra jk.
Smith's Art Stoi
Ems St. Pato•
2 only solid walnut Sofas. At very
special price. 820 and 825 each.
2 only 5-pleee slid walnut Papier
Sakes. The, biggest bargain ever
offered in Goderich. Very special at
125 each. Ndw don't - delay.
1- slightly nosed Linoleum. 3% by 4
yds. Worth 81.50 per sq. yard. We
will curt the price in halt. Act quick
We lgve shout a dozen Bedsprings.
odd rte" Tgu can have any one of
them. If they it ynuf hest, for 112.00.
1 only lewd Phonograph. Regular
$A0. Has been mod less than two
months. Sacrifice sale 800 eaak t;
1 onl-1'arior Ti&1i. reaT mahogany. .
Price, neuro 831.00. Will Gell for MAL
1 only Iron ('rib. Sacrlflee sale
price 810.00. Complete with springs.
The Best in Photo Plays at the
MODEL
THEATRE
Week of Mar. 14 to Mar. 19.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
CECIL B. DeMILLE
presents
'Why Change Your Wife'
In answer to
"DON'T CHANGE YOUR HUSBAND"
There is one time when reel mar-
ried life 1s spaorbingly entertaining"
ALSO A'BENNETT COMEDY.
PRICES
Matinee, 10c -20c. Evenings, 15c-31.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
MABEL NORMAND
in
"What Happened to Rosa"
A flue -rel romp with Mabel in her
hest and famfest role. Also one of
the famous
TORCHY COMEDIES
Reviler vices.
FRIDAY sad SATURDAY
FRANK MAYO
i•
"Hitclie' Post"
alas
A CENTURY CO11®Y
Mylar pies&
Matinees --Monday, Welber
day an Sahllriay.
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"The ha. Scotch Store"
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STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO b P. M. SATURDAYS 9 P.M
Phone
56
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Special Offering
The spirit of Spring is revealed in the splendid
showing of ail that is new and attractive
for milady's personal adornment
The new Coats are smart beyond _ description and are entirely
different in style from what has ever been shown before. The styles -are
three-quarter lengths, heavily braided, convertible collars and several
new cape effects.. Also a showing of the popular Polo Coats for misses.
The colors are sand, pekin, beaver, heather mixtures, black and navys.
Prices from $19.00 to $50.00.
All that is new in Dresses
We are showing some very smart models in women's silk Dresses
just received from the makers. They come in all popular colors. Priced
as reasonably as $20.00 up.
The Easter Gloves
No lady would think` of -Easter
withoutnking about new Gloves.
We are sowing all that is popular
in silk and kid gloves. Fr%
per pair.
Long Gloves will be popular
season.
The daintiest new Camisoles
The Faster Dress would not be
complete without a new Camisole.
The smartest camisoles you have
ever seen are here for your selection
and are priced from $1.50 up.
We would not .overlook
the little tots
A most pleasing range of dainty
children's Dresses in embroidery,
organdy and voiles, the nicest wee
dresses we have ever had. You will
be charmed with them, so will baby.
They are priced from $1.50 et!Ch-
A new Waist for Easter
No matter whether it be a dainty
georgette, crepe de chine or organdy,
your waist is here for your selection,
the best we have ever shown. Prices
most reasonable.
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§pecial showing 'pf the nerd %ging Seater Coats in styles that.
are entirely different. We are showing the best lines selected from the
Monarch Knit, Penman and Ballantyne ranges. You will see rfl .1)y new
styles at remarkably low prices.
THE SCOTCH -STORE -£RE QUALM COUNTS MOST.
\
s ,
MiIlar'sScotcli Store `"
Mr. Will Rutherford was at Toronto
on a busieewe trip last week.
Mrs. Fed. Purvis and non (:oldie vis-
ited with her brother, Mr. Jos.
Ramage.
Mr. John Miller ha at Niagara thl%
week attending the Orange convestlon.
Mrs. ('.ylur Is 1■ Luckoow this week,
having been called there by the death
of her sister, Mrs. 'Prelate'''.
The women', !Missionary Sortety
meeting will be held oa Wedue day.
the 10(11, at the home of Mrs. W. I.
Miller. A. invitation in extended to
all the women.
The sparrow eoatest was Mooed on
Monday night, Mr. hank Todd's being
the winning side.
Ai'BI1RN.
W.deeeday, March 114•-
Mr. Robert Jones left oa Woodsy for
Regina, Sask., to rename his work
there.
lar. R. B. Stothela, district agrienl-
tural representative, addressed a meet-
ing In the Foresters' Hall nn Monday
night, showing hes work by moving
pietnres.
Yr. Norman Series leaves on Thurs-
day for Ncepawa. Mao., to resume lila
position with the imperial Oil Co..
after spending three months with hie
mother here.
Mr. W. C. Robertson has pnrebaaed
Mr. John Jobw,ton's house In the vil-
lage.
GODERit H TOWNSHIP.
The regular business meeting of the
Goderieh Township Farmers' Club will
he held at the Draws Hall on Wednes-
day, :Marts 1&h. All ale men of the
di.Rrtct are limited to attend.
T. Observe St. Patrlek'a Day. -At
the February meeting of elle (onetry
Women'a ('tub Intevest]ag reading's
were given by Mra. J. T. $.lkeld and
Mrs It. MsDwsin en "What (aa be
Dose to Improve Rural Ceadttio•s and
the Community Davit ? " An excel -
lest paper woo gives by Mr. O. F.
HMwarti •dramatist essnolfdated
scbeola •sed • gtmmsally metre. A
sew aabJeet waa braugl t Wenn' the
flab by Mrs. Cosmos sad Mrs.
Danek orbs te/,aatllad ebe Galeria
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hospital board and spoke In the inter-
ests of the hospital. The nett meeting
will be at the hole of Mrs. Isar
Salkeld, Thursday. Manch 17th. at 230
p. m. The program will be suited to
:t. Patrick" Tray, and the members
are asked to contribute some item of
interest connected with Ireland or an
Irish story.
CARL( IW.
The Women's Missionary and Awsn-
ciate :osietipa oe Smith's H114 are put•
ting on • pageant on india for Easter
Monday, March 28. R,freehments will
be served at the close of the program
Admission 5(k'.
CHURCH NOTES.
.-.At Knox church twit Rabb•th disine
worehlp will to conducted by the min-
ister. The bemi-anaual seamen's ser-
vice in the evening for the outgoing
sailors and fishermen. tiubJer•ts of
sermons --11 a. m., "Saints in Caaaat'a
Iinun•hold • " 7 p. m.. "A Bough
Voyage." Sabbath school and i1ible
clasps at 3 o'clock.
The acrvic•ps at Victoria street Meth-
odist church nett Sunday will he con-
ducted by the pastor. RPC J. l'. Rey -
craft. Sermon subjects : 11 a. m., "A
New Name." 7 p. in., the resuming of
the series of sermons nn the modern
wonders of the world -•'The X -Ray."
The gator if, anxious that all the eon-
gregatlon he present •t the morning
service.
North Street Methodist Chen*.
Next Sunday will be church anni-
versary day In North street Methodist
church. The preacher for the day will
be Rev. W. K, Hager. R. D., a former
pastor, now of Aylmer. Mordag
theme. "I:hrts$'a Pinishebd Work."
livening, •('hrf.t'a Untlabilied Work."
Special ramie will be provided by the
choir. Cisme.. Mission Rand and
.Yen's (1nh will- meet at In o'reok.
The topic (or dfarasatos la tie (lam
will to : '•What (oestltntea True
creatures In a Nation ?" •sd will be
Introcbscse1 by Mr. W. R. Rn4ertaea.
The ladles of North street Methadist
chnrh were 111e 1la.w?s et the Wostes's
Visionary Society at a spMulld h•s-
g
DECORAT ING
AND
Decorating Materials
Wall Papers, Paints, etc.
We sell you the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
your home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully gimes
GLASS
Window Glass, Plato Glass
Miran, ate.
'We can supply your wants in
any kind of Glass
3. CUTHBERTSON
North side West st. Phoebe 354
gnet last Thursday evening. About
150 enjoyed the Auttliary'a boopitellty
and the excellent program afterwards.
Mrs. Hutvhinnon gave a beautiful and
touching missionary reading, sad fors,
W. Mair and Miss Hazel Belcher con-
tributed • solo each. . Taw MIMICS
numbers also were much appreciated.
Mrs, Gordon Wright, of London. pres.
[dent of the London Cwtere.ee Branch
of the W. M. A., was the speaker of
the evening. Het masterly address
amply Justified her international re-
putation •s a platform smaller. Rh*
told a t•wrinatIag story of a wonderful
Japanese lady, over eighty years of
age. • de1sate to4b► ravesi world's
convention or the W. C. T. 11. held et
London, Eng, sad of another J•pl•rsese
lady, the wife of an Pngtlabmaa and a
graduate of Oxford who was hareelf
a university graduate and lsrinrar 1a
three unlverdtieo of lint owe land:
het when the speaker Mailed low. on
a otioser teugsal ova sew, else beamed that
they veers members •f the 41as•Afas
Uetholiat +•Mb Is Jesse •I d the
tewtt of seismimary wort ovary hearer
had a saw sad emir* outgo et fele
valsp e1 OWN .Metpriss.
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