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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-3-17, Page 4j-1 c 4-Thuradar, March 17. 1921. p4u.uuWATERPROOFS For one week we put on sale all our $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00 Waterproofs at $20.00. An opportunity like this seldom comes to get a real good Waterproof at the reduction we offer. These Coats are all wool Donegal Tweeds ant Velours, rubber -lined and guaranteed waterproof, suitable for raincoat and spring and fall overcoat. Very dressy - - Very stylish If you want a cheaper one we have them at reduced prices, $7.50 up. SEE OUR WINDOWS W. C. PRIDHAM Phone 57 Hats for Easter will be given special prominence in our display throughout the week. In these Hats flowers, fruit, lace and ribbon are supreme and the Spanish note of the veil is cleverly in- troduced. Miss M. R. MacVicar Kiny,l, ai .treet, Goderich • Sacrifice Sale at Walker's -OF- I USED FURNITUR E NOTE THE BARGAINS. 1 41117 aeolld walnut Sideboard. ('ootl not he bought new today for yl_st sacrifice able 835.11. 1 only wdid walnut Dining -room Soine \fart' easily $175. Sacrifice s.,l,• 873.00. 1 olid oak Bedroom unite complete. \Worth today 1150. sacrifice sale 873.00. . 2 only solid walnut Sofa.. .It very special pries, 820 and S23 each. 2 only 3 -piece solid walnut Parlor Suites. The biggest bargain ever, offered in Goderich. Very special at 815 each. Now don't delay. ' 1 slightly tlseel Linoleum. 31.1 by 4 yds. Worth 81.30 per rwj. yard.' WP will cut the price in half. Act quick. We have about a dozen Bedsprings. old slaw. You can have any 0111' of them, if they fit your Med, for 81.11. 1, only nosed . Phonograph. Regular Po.. Has been seed -Nose titan Astro month's. Sacrifice- male 811 rash. 1 only Parlor Table, reel mahogany. 1 Pries., new, $31.00. Will melt for 819.11. s 1 only iron CNh. Sacrifice sale, price_EILIS. lbmple'te with spring.. DUNGANNON. MR. N. F. WHYARD le the agent for TIIE SIGNAL at I)ungann.on. Orders left with hirt for subscrip- tions, advertisements or job print- ing will receive prompt attention. Telephone 1Goderich Rural) r31. Thursday. Mardi 17. The regular mertipg of the Dun- gannon 1'. 1. 0. will Ire livid in the 4lrainge Hall on Thursday. March 24. at•p.m. - Mr•. 11. ...1. Crawford has returned home after a three weeks' visit at lbti iIIton. W Mrs. W. G. Crawford and children. Harold and. Helen. of H:lulluw, are Iwo' visiting' their grntelpareuts, Ile. ,1111 Mr-. It. J. Crawford. Iefore Pav- ing for "their new home of ?dome -law. Mr. Fred Savage left, for the West on Saturday. Miss 111,1 !thither,' is spending a few days lir Goderich. I'rita•tpal Itnse 1e taking hie work at the Shoot again atter a week's Illness. 311r._11. Ilrootis, df Pk•toon. vt4(te1 his son. Mr. K. E. Brooke, manager of the Sterling Ba,II, for a few days last Sap is running and a number of *seats are busy in the bush. 11r.. Robert Treleaven retnrne•.1 home from Goderich this week: Itnyu*,ud Brown and John Farrington have returned home from the north country. where they were working In the bush. What about daylight saving? This is the time of year to begin saving It. Lorne M,•K,'nzie is getting his light- ing plant in working order end Dun- gannon will soon ise mit of the dark age.. A play "b'a's -Picnic' 1s to be pat nn brie April 1st for the benefit of the public library. An interesting nhl'lltl .'rent Is on the program for next week. The winter now drawing to a close has been more than usually free from serious illness. no doubt owing to the tulld weather. Just at present. how- etcr, several Dnnga ntaoit residents are on the sick list. Mrs. Thos. Parks hue been ill for ....vend days. Mrs. David Glenn has been very i11. but Is out again. 11rs. Ilenry .1 •s is -not improving. Mrs. Pentland Is unwell. Mrs. Jacob Ryan is improving after an Illness. We wish all the sick (Mee ,speedy Mpfort and restoration. Easter Cards and Novelties 4'boirr 4:.,01,l4•t.. :Ind Folder.. from Sc up to 10e. Master l'ost Card+ llainty d,roratt•d Meter 'Baskets, Se and 10e. Fluffy Little Chicks Eamter Boxes Little Bunnies, 3 for Se Largo Bunnies, 1* Easter I'ennants, 1Se and the Easter Pictures end Moitoes Remember Foye-speera11st Hugh - mon Is here Ilth. 18th and 19th. DONT MUSS HIM. Smith's Art Store Feat St I'hooe iM 1 'by a Rel At 1a The Algesi. t RENJIi1.LF.R. Tuesday. March 13. The reeent mild weather and ae- e.mpanying rains have put the roads in 'the worst condition of 'tike seasoq. 7n fort, It would lee difficult to im- agine a worse eon.lition Ia)sslble on some parts of the highway.. It is to be hoped the Government's program for highway improvements will soon he nut Into operation in tht,•e parts. 1l0weter, let fie ie patient. The sap hi running and the good old summer time Is near. A large doer of Indies of flew miller met at the parsonage last Thurs- day afteriion, on invitation of Mrs. l lter.4 Ii. F. Kennedy. Music and re- freshments were indulged in nhd a profitable sx•iel Hata_-was given to a1 Their meeting togetlh•r resulted in' organization of 1a Lnli.•-. Aid Moe ty. Willi an initial nien.ters)ilp of tan pen. 4)fii.vr. were ele•t.•,t n,. follows 1'res- Ideut. Mrs. 11. F. Kcunwlya v dent, Mrs. Mrs. E. Walter.: serf sty. Mr.. A. M. Rtrntlghan: treasurer, Mrs. Stan- ley VaJadeite ; program committer, Mrs. S. (inrdfel'. Mrs. Edgar Wa114011.. Mr.. John Long. 1t was decide) to meet on the sr•ond Wedneslny after - 11n411 of each month, the April meeting to be held at the home of Mrs. E. Walters. At the next meeting a PM !O- mer'. program of work and entertain- ment will he decided on. Aiming their various enterprises the Indio.. prnpone to include work for the Leal church and parsonage, patrlotie work, mi.. slonary work, and works of charity. No doubt • great field of uwnfnloess 111 awaiting their efforts and see wish them every momma. At the last meeting of the quarterly official bnnrd a unanlmoum invitation wan extended to Rev. H F. Kennedy to return for the third year as pastor of Itemnlller eirult. It was also de- ckled to hold a social evening for each rhumb and onscreention 'WIMP time In April, for the purpose of receiving the report* of the various departmenta and reviewing the work of the past year. The annual Sunday srhonl meeting w1I1 he field In connection with the shove. Mr. 1. 11. f,.verty, of Toronto, ad• dreamed the eongregatinna oa the Sen. miller elrrnit last 0nnday in the In- fcreuts of the Federated itrntherhond Organizations. Quite a large number TSL SIGNAL of me were present, as well as women and ch drew, At North Zion and Bethel til men's choir gave a *Wendt(' program o mush• and the speaker haudlel his 'abject In a very able manner a 114 me 'el the hearts of the people to midrib( a alio t $l:_) for the support of the t4• ion orphan relief work. We are looking fora rd to u men's lauyuet III the c4uting an u1uu a11d the organizing of u Brother 141 among the men 4)1 the chord' and c uUulity. Cottage )rrlyervmsdtngs til s week were held at the homes of Mr, and Mrs. Ge rge Bean and Mr_ alai rs Percy Walters, on Tuesday and \\ 1- uesday evenings. • CI)UFRI('II TOv\'N'MH1P. Momlay, March 14._. 11r. IA,na1d (3*lbraith on Saturday eveitiig. March 5, gave a farewell party to Mr. Ed. Cook. who left on Mogday for his home in the West. Neighl14,r.:11141 friends turned out. al- though It was raiilnt. and spent an excellent time piaying ,cards. Mr. ('has. Wallis, of Clinton. has .listsssl of his 1111 -acre farm on the Hayfield road to Westlake Bros. Atom' fifty young pow* gathered at Mr. Forest 114'lure'.. Inoue. hayfield rata, on Friday evening last 111111 spent au e'ajoyable evening. Euchre was the chief attraction for the first part of the Oven' 111:, , Int later on dancing w'hilel away the time. Lunch was served at midnight noel ,0(1141 was resumed until tine late hours of the morning. F:x44tWaellt has .been reigning high at the southern- end of the 'hayfield rill atlln►Ig the young people of 4:oI'- rleli township and Stanley.' Ity the looks of things, wedding tells will 1e ringing in the near future. Mr. John Johnston. who purchased SilYeast rn Farn1 from, Mr. Dermot 11'Eyoy, f moving on till. week. The neighbors all wish him the very lest of stares+. Euchre and Danee.-Yoder tis• au- spie•s of rine G,'lericl Township Farmers Club, a euchre and damp w-111 be held in ,the Masotti,. Temple. G,4lerich. ou Wednesday, March 23rd. The music will le supplied by the llessrs. Armstrong of Varna. and an extra feature will be Highland piping and dancing by the 'Martyus. of 0.4(14.• rich. It is hoped there will be a 1:1rge attendance. not only 11 members of the Club, but of the general pnlIl• as well. A Sud es Call. -The thane of Mr. J. Heid Torrents. 3t1h coINtession of Gode- rich township. has been sadly bereaved 11)' the sudden death of Mira. T er.nep. which occurred on Mond*y morning Inst. Mr. Torr.i nr had gone to Gude- rich that morning and Mrs. Torrance Ras slut*.•. She was apparently 111 ler usual health and ens going about her work a• nsu:1I-. but doing the mor11lug. 'Arad. I. ler father-LIr law. Mr. Joint Torrance, who had come over from his farm. The decease.)' was in her thirty-sev,etith year, and besides her huslan, lean -44 ler mother. Mrs.. Dori(' Lindsay. 111141 several [trotters. The Niteroi took Weir to Maltlnud cemetery 00 Wednesday afternoon, Rev. A. Macfarlane .of Hay- field rondm'ting ttie'lurtal services. LEEBURN. (Intended f.r4aat week.) TUESDAY. March R. Mr. H. Horton, of Exeter, paid a flying visit to his old home here. Mr. Leo Chisholm, of Detroit, was a guest at Mr. and Mrs James Chisholm's Miss Myrtle Fulford is visiting with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Campbell, of Lanes. N I LF,. Mr. Alex. Horton's many friends are glad to hear that he is improving rapidly after his recent attack of appendicitis. Mr. Chester Fulford accompanied his uncle, Mr. Alex. Stith, g, to Seaforth, where Mr. Stirling has bought a farm and intends moc ing soon. GO:)JIi8I0H, ONT. !Rheumatism j$49fefltis, Sciatica. Neuralgia. Templeton's Rheumatic Capsules Have brought good health to half-a-milllon sufferers. A healthful, money -saving remedy, ell known for fifteen years, pre - bed by doctors. sold by drug- gist $1.00 a box. Ask our agents or • for a free trial package. Tem • 142 King W., To slate Local raising, tartly - factor )' sl near by. eu who logy lytel, drawing g luring the w14te on the road l a Ilulwesrille ,Rud Clinton art thr, I for a while. The son, has leen very favorable for sue work. There was a very heavy • In at Holmesvllle 00 Monday night. 'our culvert. were washed out. Oe the Ilolms.v'ine Grade. -A 4:.T. freight train spent a whole half-day on Saturday last trying to make the grade immediately behtud Mr. John Ford's farm. T1:e engine had to lack the train of cars, abo,V eighty in maul - her. tutu ('Iiutop to make way for the 2.20 from Goilerich. The freight nude another attempt to climb the grade about 4 p. In. and anceeelel about 0.341 p. m. nlop's Drug Store. the cheese d .Thursday. March 17. Congregational Meetleg.-Tike con• gregat tonal tweeting held in the Melillo -- dist church on 'Wednesday of this weeelt was well attended. and ■ fine retire - 'irritation from Ebenezer chum -h -w present. The evening's iwoceetlinga took the foam of a • lang4Pt. atter whish there were reports trout the different organizations in the church.. alternately with literary sele•tl)us. ,after which the subject. "Resolved. that H4Ime4t•IIIe circuit to connected with two other mined appointments. - was del,uted. Reeve N. W. Trewartha. supported by Mr. John Schwalm, took the affirmative. 31r. 4►s•ar Forster. supported by Mr. W. H. Iwobb, took the negative. The debate woes character" lard by 1,nm or, giving plea -inns to all present. Mr. George Gould, of 1:0ale- rich, a familiar figure in IIolmesville t hureh, 'acted as judge. The decision was Lu favor of tate negative. \Celueslay. March 111. Messrs. Wit. Smyth. 141111 1'h:is. eTins Tett on Monday for the former's hum, at Star City. Sask.. atter spend- ing the winter mouth. with his mother lyre. Mrs. ('has. K. Arthur. of Toronto. Is visiting with relatives here.. The 1 . F. 1). received a ear of flour and feel last week. Mr. Leslie i(t•hultz has • engaged to farm with Mr. %'ni Cory for the sum- mer month.. Mr. John Shep rd is eonflne.l to his 'wed the past w• k. We hope for ills ret•..rsry. Mr. John right loft a valuable horse last Pet with pneumonia. TUESDAY, March 15. The W. M. S. Guild Mold their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Percy Stewart, this Wednesday, March '16th. • Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Cook and family, and Mr. Elmer Case, of Wodstock, spent a few days with relatives here. Be- fore leaving, Lock Conk entertaitiitd them with a dance on Wednesday evening, all present enjoying a good time. James Chisholm & Sons have purchased a large hay -press. It will be a great conveni-nce in the neighborhood, as the people can h ave their hay and straw pressed and will be able to dispose of it much more readily. Misses Isobel and Julia Young are week end visitors at Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Lawson's. We are,1(lal to see Jim Horton back again. -- John to Bogie and Fred Gliddon are leavi • this week to work on the.ateamer Val rtier. lila Bessie Smith, of St. Augustine, is siting Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cook celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday, March 8th. Owing to the poor condition of the roads quite a number were unable to attend : however, about fifty guests were present. At 5 o'clock the guests adjourned to the diningroom, where a •sumptuous dinner was served. The gifts, numbering many, were tied with gold streamers from the wedding cake. which was a beautiful seven -storied structure. During dinner Rev. it. Royal toasted "the bride and groom of fifty years," and Mr. Cook responded with an elegant, neatly -worded speech. Their many friends wish the worthy couple many more happy years of married life. 1(01.M ESV I LLF:. Untended for last week.) A Prrdipasent.-Mr. Nathaniel Baer, of ('olhnrne township, had an exciting experience for a short time, on Friday of last week. immediately after he creamed the bridge between Colborne and G.d,rirh townships, coming to- ward IMlmesvtlle, and se he woe **- rending the hill, his horse fell 011 the Ire and In trying to regain Its Teed It fell again with half of its body lying over the hank of the river Fortu- nately for Mr. Baer and the horse there were .nme neighbors, Menem. Marshall and Johnston and their two bora, cutting wood In Ram MacMath'a hush nearby. With the aid of Mr. MarMath'1, team the men managed etue- reawflslly to prevent lejnry to the en- dangered animal. Mr D ("entiion, :hipper, find* llotmea,ille • gond dtatrk•t ter hag Phone 56 D MILLA R f.f SON "The Scotch Store" STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO b P M. ; SATURDAYS 9 P.M Phone 56 Special Easter Displays Tile New s. - ter coats Further arriva this week of the choicest boats from the leading manufacturers, in Poland long Coats. Many of ahem e - borately braided.' No two alike. Th colors are Beaver, Sand, Pekin, ( pen, avy and Black: Priced from $1 00. New Easter Gloves r and new Gloves are in-. sepa - ole. Every lady must have new Gl) es to complete the outfit. * Perri guaranteed Kid Gloves, in Brown, ' upe, Grey, Tan, Black an White, $2 'l pair. errin's Su' h " lid Gloves, Grey and ack, $2,95 pa Kayser double -tip I I d Silk Gloves, in Black, White, Gray, ; de, Pongee, per pair -$1.25,' $1.50, $2.00 nd $2.25. Niagara aid double -tip 4.4 Silk Gloves, coloo• - ''as above, from - .00. Queen Qual y.. long Silk Glov 16 -button - len . double -tip Long Gloves are h a . lar. .2$ pair. The New Handbags are As a final touch the ew Hand- bagsexceedingly lY dt ssy and practical, 'comingin-the smartest leathers in thepular Can ' and Kodak styles.'dao strap and mesh Purses. Have you seed the new S Tuesday. March 15. Tb re 4s 110 mud on Nile roads \V -4M, l-bes arm to be the order of til day. Quite a number are getting tir supply of wood sawed. -MK. Geo. Ryan Is improving after his.rrvent illness. Special ser'.-icee are being held at Elwtwzer ehnreh this week. Mrs. F. Jerrie,. do -tighter and little son left on Tuesday for their home in the \\'est, rafter an extended visit with her sister. Mrs. Wm. Watson. and other friends. Ilis•' Marie- -Watson ace om- psiniel thein and will spend 1,mr'time l 111 the We'*l-in Pro.ineem. Mr. Lorne Pentland has been t:on. fined 4.1 the hone' fur a few days. Troubles never eome singly. do they, Lorne ? The \S'.JI.S. intend holding a special s•r•Ire .111 F:a*ter Sunday morning. The entire w•rviee Is to he a naltleted by the metnlwrs of the 44aw•Iety. The Mhrw't Shepprrd have moved to the home of their brother Samuel. I The evenings lent week were very dark. iame 'tumor las it that err-, min parties returning home were obliged to deseend to the dreaded mire In order to regain the road. it is well that the said partite were not alone, but it woukl be better if a light were carried to prevent inconvenience and danger as well. INVITED TO .HIGHGATE. -Rev. Wm. Conway, M. A., a former pastor on Nile Methodist circuit for four years, and Auburn for three years, and at present stationed at Kintore, has received a unanimous invitation for next year to Highga'e, which he has accepted. subject to the approval of the stationing com- mittee. Mr. Conway did splendid work on loth the above charge'rand left many warm friends, who will be pleased that lie has been invited to the charge at High- gate. ST. HF.f.EN:t. Tweelay. March 1:5. Motor.. Oa(htm ('amemn, Fart Cran- don, F.wart McPherson and Torrance The resider meeting of the Alm -ek Anderson lett on Tumidity for the Chapter. 1. O. D. N.. will be held Mon - West. day, March 21, at 4 b'elo•k, at the Mr. P. Moore, of near Metaford, is hoard of Trade rooms. vlsiting him friends, the Messrs. Miller. The enaual meeting of taw' St. Melena Rifle Club will he held at St. Helens on March 24th, at 8oclock In the evening. The St. lielena Women's (natitnte meeting wile he held at Mrs ('has. Dnrnin's on Thursday, March 24, at 2.30 o'clock. Subject- -"Mote on Dressmaking." Question drawer; reeding and [dread. A spcfal Invita- tion Is extended to vldtors. Note the meeting la a week earlier than the reviler day, Mr. Gordon RInMn1, of Knox Col- The addrew, that wan to he ghee is lege, le exported to preach here next North Farrel Yethsdlet ehurvh next tload1y. Mrs,, Genies Wight. at Special showing' -cif Silks. The Scotch $tore -the Sto The Newest in Skirts Some -very smart new. Skirts just to hand. Separate Sk.cts will be more in demand than for many a sea- son. Plaids and checks are the novelties. Serges, Jerseys and Tri- colettes • are the favored materials. The styles are entirely different. Priced from $7.50. The New Easter Veils 'eils,are #pore popular than ever this se son. We are showing the newest m shes in the popular styles. Mona ►'sa shaped Veil, very popular, black nd colors only, 60c ea. Mona Lisa . rge mesh Veils, very stylish and _ ht up ,to date, special $1.25 each. The new draped ' 4 wing Veil, , Shetland mesh,. very dress - $1.50 ea. The Newest in Hosiery The Easter costume_wilL not\be, omplete without new Hosea To be co ect the Hose must match your suit. We have a splendid assort- ment t all the popular shades and you wil find exactly what you re- quire in o large stock. Radium Hos ' ry, Hokproof Hosiery Monarch Hos \r, Crows - Hosiery a ter Coats ? They die different. that is new and fashionable. e that Serves You Best. Nemo Corsets, new styles P C Corsets D & A Corsets Phsse NIlilar's Scot Storene ST. AUGUSTINE. TUESDAY, March 8. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyle visited Hui - lett friends on Monday. Mrs. W. Begley. of Dungannon. visited her sister, Mrs. Mason McAllister. for a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Thompson, of Auburn, spent a couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson last week. A number from this vicinity took In the Dollar Day at Wingham on Saturday. Mr. George Webb, assessor. is on his rounds again. LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF. Many citizens are today wearing the preen in honor of the patron saint of Ire- land. We hear that come farmere In this district have already commenced plow- ing. Mr. H. MacFadyen's fine big collie, "Tim." got a dose of poison last Friday morning and succumbed. Some of the maple tree. oU the stmt. have been tapped for sap. The run does not appear to be very great no far. The spring term of the School of Com- merce, Clinton, commences March 29th. Students. however, may enter at any time. A meeting of the General Brough Chapter. I. O. D. E., will be held In the hoard of Tnde rooms. on Monday. Morels 21st, at 4.15 p. m. The ladies of Knox church are holding a "high tea" this (Thursday) evening. and the Baptist congregation also are having a social event this evening. There have been 01111* rumors of fit - tempted holdups in or near town the p.wf week, bet nn report* have horn made to the peeks., find probably there le no seriou* fonndatloa to the at6Mes. f.onduo, has lawn pasdpnns' to the week following Easter. Particulars W111 be given in next week's tissue. The charge against Frank Jardine of 'sending 11 falw• telegram %rag 41la. missed by Judge Dickson on Friday !net. The 33rd Regiment band is putting on a dance on Friday, April 1st, in the Odd - fellows' Hall to procure some funds to go towards the purchase of new instruments. The Goderich Society Orchestra will sup- ply the music. • itememtwr the Oremen'a tall on (luod Friday, March 23th. in the Odd - fellows' 11841. Muwle by the Meek - stone -Buckley orchestra. Tleketr for eouple. 81.00, 1t le a long time Fine the fire brigade hers had a "benefit," and It 1's hoped that this event will be well patronised. ,Miss Hazel Belcher a*elated the (het of Wesley ehur•h, Clinton. at the anni- versary services on the 8th Inst., end, The New..Reeord says. -contributed • tory charming nolo at Poch service." iter. Dr. Daniel of ('hathaan. formerly pastor of North street Methodist church, Goderich, was th'e preacher of the day. Dr. William Sloan and Mr*. Sloan, of 191 Dnnn aveltne, Toronto, cele- brated thele sixty-second welding an- ntver,.ry on Marsh 4th, when a large number of friends called at their resi- dence to congratulate them on this unique event. They have n*.lded 1n Parkdale, one of the snhurla. of To- ronto. for thirty-nine years, and the genial doctor ham been treasurer of Parkdale I'reahyterlan ehureh for the last thirty -Are year*. The Doctor is In hie eighty-ninth year, and Mr*. Rime In her eighty-first. Both are In the very beet of health, and have every 1ndlcatlon of many year* of aetivity .1111 ahead of them. They are former revidente of Blyth, where the Doctor had an exterenive praetl.r, and where he took an attire part la politiesl attain*. contesting F.a*t Huron in the }.neral Int*re*t agaie.t the late Thome", 'Perrnw We are mre that the many old friend* of both the 1')neine mad his, wins in thle locality w111 wMh them many asore year* of *144.4 bit... "DECORAT ING ANi) Decng Matenals Wall Papers, Paiute, etc. We sell you t'e materials, or take the contract of decorating your home, store or office. Estimates cheerfully given GLASS Window Glass, Plata Glass Mirrors, etc. We can supply your wants in any kind of Glass J. CUTHBERTSON North side West st. Phan 354 Sinsiniesitineventineweeoe Int place of an Easter card -- You Photograph J. T. Fell Toy aQaatAd. heThe Nei .