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THE SIGNAL
Dressing up forEaster
'Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Bengard Clothes
prices.
We are confident
of the superiority of
o u r Clothing, be-
cause We stuck the
hest makes alld
guarante.' our Cloth-
ing to give satisfac-
tion.
You will be pleased
to know that we are
selling our Clothing
at • greatly reduced
Don't put off buying; our prices will not
scare you.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
New Suits
New Raincoats
New Hats z
New Shirts
New Neckwear
Etc.. Etc.
All reduced in price, but not in quality
We sell 20th Century and Bengard Clothing,
Borsalino and King Hats.
NEW PRICES.
Have brought good
health to hall-a-m1111oa
sufferers.
A healthful, money -saving remedy,
well know- for fifteen years, pre-
scribed by doctors, told by drug-
gists. $1.00 a box. Ask our agents
or write for free trial package.
Templetons, 142 King W., Tomato
Loral Agents --Dunlop's Drug Store.
DUNGANNON.
MH. N. F. WI11.iK11) 1, the agent
for 'rio: SIGNAL Ut Dungannon.
order. left with hill for -.ubserip-
• lions. :i.het•ti-,un•tn. or Joh print-
ing w ill n 4 tic,• prompt attention.
'1'eleph.•11e 44;oderich Murals rJ1l.
0•'•" • 1•1•N1:,1NNoN.
Thursday. \lot. h 24.
The 1null::uinow lIra u_e 1...111,• held a
successful box .4411,11 04 the 111.1 11t4l
uighr of this week.
• Messrs. fila.. Brown and J. 11. M•:
an' I'I..4.4t union meeting of Ash-
field .. h.»,I trustees at the tnn)lshil.
11.111 1111 \\1•,lu.•.da 4' afternoon.
Mr. 11a'ry .Ulle•..,n has emgag..l
11 Si1Verw0od- Ll11u(1A. 1e.u.le11. h.
11414411l, ,•11.1111 its thi- ,evtiou.
there will 1»' n -01111 111.11,' Meth,.
.list ehtrrch un \\'))nes say ev"uin:
next. •
Nies and \Ii•s. \C. \Lliz,•, of aiode•ich,
tire 4 ;kiting in the village.
\L•. 111. 1:. .\ugustill.• is home from
Bra 11atford for a few day..
1C.- bete that Revs .1. S il.trdie; I.
minister of the .\-iuh•l.1 i',.•.I1'teri,nl
c11111%•h.,4, .1a•io11'1y 111 :11111 m,•ut1»•r' of
the family have !Well c:llle.l 'Wane.
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W. C. PRIDHAM
Phone 57
Hats .����:
_ _..
Altultd
for
Easter 14,
ie
will he 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
Kington street, Goderich
Try a Want Ad. in The Signal,
Sacrifice Sale at Walker's
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USED FURNITURE
ittoatt
NOTE THE BARI:.iiNS.
1 only solid wit Imat 51.11.1.041 r.1
f null not be I».pght new today 1114
$120. Sacrifice .ale $.13.00. ,
1 only solid walnut 1lining•r.wnm
!111th•. 1\'orth easily $17.1. Sacrifice
sale $73.00.
1 solid oak iledroom Smite complete.
Worth today $1:111. Sacrifice sale
$73.00.
2 only solid walnut Sofas. At very
special Klee. $20 and $23 eseh.
2 only 5 -piece solid walnut Parlor
ltnites. The biggest Iwrgalu ever
offered In G041.1101. Very special at
123 cath. Now don't delay.
1 slightly used Linolenta, 314 by 4
yds, Worth $1-.50 peer 114. yard. . We
el will cut the pct.'s• 111 half. Act quick.
WI' have alw*At a dozen Bedsprings.
add sires Yon can hare any one of
them, If they flt your lied, for $11.00.
1 only used Phonograph. Regular
$F10. Has leen 1144401 less than two
months. $serine,' sale $04 rash.
I only Parlor Table, real mahogany.
Price, new, 231.01). Will sell for $14.04-
1 only Tron Crib. Saer111t'e sale
rue ete.06. Complete with springs.
DECORAT ING
.AND
Decorating Matenals
Wall
Papers, Paints, etc.
\Ce'.ell you the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
our home, ,tore or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plate Glass
Mirrors, etc.
We can supple yt'lur grants its
any kin,! of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSON
North side West st, Phone 354
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Easter Cards and
Novelties
4
11014.0 Book let 4 :111,1 1'ob h• r
from 3e up to Sof. '
}:aster Post cards.
Dainty }:caster I?,l'.ket...''.
St and ilk.
Little Itiniuic.• :i for :w,
Large I11t111111•s. We.
rive Thick- ..n a branch. 111e.
F:aster 4': n,iv 1)..v.•-. 10e.
11a1ter 1'14111;1111•. 1:4) and 2.e.
E,i•tet• 1'iltn.o..111,1 MI401..
Remember er your (-kolas with n
dainty Easter 4.n,l, also the
kllhlll•-1with an _Eastvi _N,xveue.
Smith's Art Store
1:4.4 s1, 1'11,.111- ill.
Lilies That -'
.,; Live Forever
}aster lilies perish, but
your "Lilly"--yourlittle
curly -head -will live on
forever with the
Freshness of mamma
ifyou have her photo.
graphed to -day. That is
one message of Easter-
time.
J. T. Fell
01044111011, ONT.
44411 a116411 111 parts very amusing. There
will also be musical 11441111er.- 4410 'the
program and a lunch will 1»• .1•rvei1
at the close. Come amI enjoy t. social
evening. .admission -:.11c. children _:%
ikv
3101.1.ty. M:In•h 21.
311•s 4'autplw•II, .' %V....Weld. spent :1
few days Last week with her daughter.
\less Win. (rimier.
\Ir. Isaac 1;auh•y ti:ir,.1 frieu.1%_ir,
1;.»I011.1I one day l'4',•'4tly.
\!r Ititehie t•i.ited lir son, Mr
1;011011 ltlr,lile, Lane 44444'day Iasi
week.
Nil... hies:ud Tw.umby. of Mateking.
returned to her home after spending a
few- .lays with herr dwlgh:'r, 31,-. 1'
Fin11ig.l11.
There nit. a lartte crowd at 1144
',will at 11r. \le•narc's 010 \\'r.lm•s,lny
11 was Irel:hist'. 11 . h' and even -Odic.:
was 111 keeping.
Jk m'1, fall t.. 1.e at the I...x so.•i,l in
t11.' ..'lu»,Ile.u+e herr Mi,n.la} evening.
311r.•11 path .1 1,l:1,r is being prepamd.
ent111.s1 ''1'Ias Ih.,nr,.n'. Second Wife"
1ad4'-4. with 1 .x..- free, gentlemen :
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1 ui.r.I ItNF: •
'.wisp Event. -Tile 4'ollw,rue Fann-
ers' ('Iib! will hold it social on Frld•iy.
.April 1, in the township hall. .1 g.•..1
program of music and recitations 1.
being arranged. 311...1..1 1t . . edit,.r
..f The Farmer: son. will give sill n.l
dress. The Phil. will fiu'uish c.,tTre
.111 ".1e 0lel,li1 are int 11.•.I.
The Late George 1.1en.-\ * .II -
144 '411 :41111 10114'11 1'4•a6.'te.1 re.i,Irur ..f
4'olborue• lra.s,st tr.o11 this Ilfr ..n
Wednesday. Mare.] 'eh. its the p•rs.•n
of \It•. l:r,.r..• tats r \Ir Won 10141 a
stroke :r rear a_ • nal hat Ilet.•r 4.•.•11
wen $II4.e. IIIINII(tl le• .' 14111 rw) his 111-
llt' with patient., and fortitude. ile
was born in 4'.11.,.rie• -:sty-six yet"' -
ago.' a son -of the lite .1.,hn 1;1.•11. :111,1
hail lived in the ownship throughout
hi. life Illi. Far:n !on the nth c1404.es-
.14.11 adjoin, tiClr ;.r. 4)111111 lo. 1,v.,.
bort'. 11,44) the home of his 1r.410 r
Hobert. lir 1. snryite.i by 11;s, 0,44••
three -•.m., Itrgi4111A. l:ru.•st and Al.
'.•rt.:1n1 11114' d+n11h:.•1% .11•:111. 4)11.1 34'.`
:t ll a honer: 111..i by two brothers and
two sisters • 11o1.err ..sol Miss filar
gnret. on the • homestead : James. of
r'arlow. and Mr, Ilia.. stew.u't. ..t
Nile. The funeral 4012 place on Mfr. h
11th to 1'oN»,rill• cettie:ery. Ray. It .I
Ito... of Smith's Hill char.l, of tyhi.11
the Je.•easeil wit.:1 member. rotulnchd
Irhe fute•ra11' seri'i.,•s. and tier pall-
vbe r •4's were' Messrs Robert Imre;-.
I:4'... 4'11 rrl•v. R:uun.•1 Sh,•pl»•rd :mel
Alex: Young. M.nrrling friends Wert•
pr.•s4'ut from Kit,hene•. L44.klow.
lshti.•ld; 4.'llIerich and .Hoer
ST. ACI;1:STiNE.
TI'ESDAT. March 22.
4.n f'.1R1.11W.
\C'.lne-.1 y. March 23,
The :11,111141 11n•et11 : of smith's 11111
4'h11r.'h
was 11,1.1 its rile township hall
on 'l'tt,' ,I 4.4 eye11nlg ,114.1 4)a• Weil at-
Ie•u,b•.1 .l fret- the toistne.s of rho year
114.1 1».al Icausa.•le,l :n ..»'Celt rit11e 444.
.1:1114 I.4 those l.r.'.'•nr,
31r. She.,. or s..,(.1111 .has I4) nn:
drilling .111 .1o1in 11. Treble's.
\lis. Itnrh Y'e1n,g, of Sri•atfor11,'
spent the week -,:td -with her parent..
Ali. and \II . 111 31. Young.
4.11 \ion try ••.,•411111 31i.s Nesta
fish t Int smell her friends at her
31r 11ex Stilling. of \hntirob.t.'
w 140 1e.e444I nndlrwent :111 oflel'atiOn
:at {lie general hospital 444 Toronto. i.
Mrs. G. Graves and \nary are visiting
Goderlch friends this week.
Mr. Gormley Th. mpson, of Auburn, is
vi•iting friends in this vicinity.
Mss Lizzie Welsh, of Kincardine. _re
turned home on Fr:day, after week's
ei.tt
With friends here. .
Asus Juneve Taylor, of Goderich. is
visiting at Mr. Wm. \I..Uiister's this
'week.
Entertainment. --d u.lcr the :u shies•,
1-414441:f .. i.s v ..
h ti ul. 11, chi a i y.'
nlr
.telt r .'
I . n i , \\'„ .
\ gat t u w •it's lrt.rltun•.
31rs. 14uuc:ui t'rawford. of Flint. a pia;. e•utitled Ifere \1'4' Speak
Al 1'1! . i- '1»•11ding the 1:1.401• 1"'14A3.".. From.•h.- will he giver' 1.v the pupils
pith her patents, 31r. 111111 \Yrs.'.\..' f LIN'k4Ww' •Hhli in the St
\1'ilsou' .\tlglstine hall oil Thursday evening.
\!ia i.atn•el Treble ha. returned \I;Ireh 41st. in a•I.iition 31i-.. Ilir
icon, after spending the p,ts4 sit t'aafpl..•11. of rttinaarmunl. will ....mil -
months ,t Stratford 1M -hies.. College-. sire readings. and 3Ir ltaytno1111 KI•.I-
Tli.- 1'. F. 14. ',hipped a carload of
hog. 411 311,11.117 from 31.•1:a4).
Mr. tie... Crocker. of Windsor. spent
hew ,lay's visiting -at David Ite14•».
Mr 11. J. Cantwell Inas moved tq.th.-I
\\':alter KlzIgsw,'li 1,ir111 at legal.
01114•0 11.• 11 1ti h 4iigh •
.\uyou•• wanting egg• for hatching
hail better ser Ali. 1\'m. Marsh. as he
has the best barred Ito, ks in the esatt-
try: and r:eo. 4'In rk'. white-1..eghorn'
1 re....wind 4.. no1e•.
311-. 1'r'''idert011at about our b:tw•-
!.{111 team: now the *Inst is flying and
the gra.- I. green •.
31 r. \\'ui. Cantwell has moved to the
(41111 141.'1) pm•,•h:1-111 (lout31 r. .1.
.lnlml.h.11.
31r. .1. .\Ilin slnipl»•.1 44)'0 carloads
..r I.'' - lase Friday -
For Easter Monday. -on 3L.14.lay.
31in'.h 11g,•Int ,11 111.11.1 will t»•
ciyen at Smith', 11i11 church. The
pageant. for which uatiy,• costumes are
loving -,cared. 1- 0444•,.•-riu1; thrmKh-
HYDRO-ELECTRIC
Use a "Hydro" Vacuum
Cleaner and -your house is al-
ways clean. Does the work
quickly and makes no dust.
mond. violin;-;. :uMI Mr. limy,) Mc -
I;.0., y.nalirr. will take part 111 the pro-
gram. with .••leer local talent. 4,111 i-
.1on-544 , I.hi ilren 25•.
.... •1'. HELENS. .
TUESDAY, March 22.
Mr. Lewis Weatherhead, Misses Emily
and Lulu Weattertead were at Blyth on
Thursday attending the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. T. Brown.
Mr. James Neely has returned to
' Michigan after spending a couple of
months with his sister, Mil. D. Todd.
Mrs. W. Taylor spent a few days with
her mother. Mrs. McVittie, at Westfield
Born -At Hamilton, on March 7th. to
Mn and Mrs. George Clark, a daughter
i (Jean Preston).
\lis+ Jean hill a of Whitechurch, spent
the work -end with her aunt. Mrs. Alex
, Hinton!.
Air. Roy AitcFcaon left on Tuesday for
the West.
The induction of Rev. C. Cummings
into the pastoral charges of St. Helens
and Last Aslifield will to a place in Calvin
church, St. Helen's, on Thursday, March
31st.
Mrs. Chester Taylor and children are
at Auburn visiting her moth r. Mrs,
Ferguson.
See our display of Hydro
Lamps, Irons, Washing Ma-
chines, etc., at
The Hydro Store
Gederieh - Ontario
.sexes
WESTFIELD.
Tuesday. 31areh 22.
iia»,tor .1. 11. Tom laid hi. official
visit t:. the ...hoot on 311)111114.4, March.
14.
Mrs. J. .1. ,1. I:e11 and chlltlren have
retiIr11el 444 1'algsry after a visit with
the former', mother. Mrs. John He.)
mint .
31r. .f. W. Stackhouse hell's very
successful sale •on Thursliniy last.
Despite the inclement weather a large.
crowd was in attendance and gal.
l'riles prevailed. 31r. Stack, se and
family ,will 04eupy one of 31r. Wm
\lelh,well'• houses during the summer.
A special feature of the Easter ser -
Vire. at Westfield Methodist church
w111 1»• the ehlidren'a choir from the
school.
1:141IEII iCH TO\1'NSHiP.
Referendum Bally. -There 4)'111 i, a
rally in the interests of the roferen-
dun1 in Union church on Tuesday
evening. Marek 211th. Hee. .1. F. Roy -
craft, of liodrrlt•h, will give An ad -
Those veto heard him In that
ehnn•h or a previous a»rasion do not
need 49 f4' tohl that he Is an Interest-
ing speaker. Corns. and bring others.
The question from a woman's stand-
point will ix' presented by Mr,. Ham-
ilton. -
A 1'14URN.
Aunt Sarin'- %lsit.-The play "Aunt
Suss it's ' Visit" will be presented In tlw
Forester,' Hall. Auburn, by the i)ram-
atrlc club of 1'. S. S. Nd. 11, IlilUvtt
and 1;84 W'aveanosh, ander 111e au-
sphrs of Knit cholr, on the evening
of Wednesday, March nth. This char.
aeter4.l:etch ontertalnment I. both
rimming and IP/snifter, and proml..e,
to he *111a well permuted. 1)s sot
Phone
56
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"The Scotch Store"
STORIL HOURS t 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. t SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
Phone
se
Beautiful New `Silks
It is indeed with satisfaction that we feature our splendid showing
of all the popular Silks for spring and summer wear. _
Taffeta Silks are
Fashion's Favor
Taffeta Silks are prime favorites,
they are so dressy. We are showing
a beautiful rich quality, wear guar-
anteed, full 36 inches wide, in Navy,
Pekin, Mallard, Nigger, Taupe,'Steel,
Battleship, Plum, Amethyst, Bur-
gundy, Myrtle, Reseda, Black, White.
:x3.50 per yard.
Extra heavy quality 1004414
®#� tlabutai Silk
This is -a. special finish ,Japan
Habutai Silk, heavy quality; will
wear and wash. In almost all shades,
36 inches wide. $1.50 per yard.
Pongee Silk priced at $1.50
This is an exceptionally heavy
quality Japanese Pongee. Ideal for
dresses and children's coats and
splendid for window overdrapes. In
such shades as Rose, Pekin and Em-
erald, 36 in. wide. $1.50 ger yard.
'satin Duchess at $2.50
This is a most serviceable and
practical Silk. Cotnes•in all colors,
rich satin finish, splendid wearing
quality, 36 inches wide. $2.50 per yd:
\ .
Crepe Meteors for
- Dressy Wear
' This is a new weave that is very
popular for evening dresses and
dressy wear. Comes in suchcharm-
ing shades as Honey Dew, Jane, etc..
40 inches wide. $4.50 per yard.
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Crepe de Chenes
teastanhvgb are popular
Advance information says Crepe
de Chenes will be summer's favorites
for dressy wear. We are showing
an extra special wear -resisting qual-
ity, super finish, such beautiful
shades as Naid, Peach, Pekin, Coral,
Lagoon, Nigger, Black, White, 40
inches wide. $2.25 per yard.
Three Special Values in Natural Shantung Silks
These Silks are ideal for 'dresses, suits, children's wear, men's shirts
and for window drapes. At 98c, $L48 and $1.95 per yard.
Special in Black Duchess Silk $3.50
per yard.
Heavy quality all pure Silk,
Swiss make; rich, beautiful finish, 36
inches wide. $3.,50 per yard.
WI" Kow Goori Silk $2.25 per yard.
A splendid quality rich Japanese
Silk for dresses and summer skirts.
White only, 34 inches wide. $2.25
per yard.
More New Spring Coats
Two good shipments of smart Spring Coats just in time for Easter.
We have sold more Spring Coats this season than ever. The reason- is
simple : we have the best, quality, style and prices considered. Priced
from $19.00. to $50.00.
Next week we will tell you about our House Furnishings - t
To our many friends and customers all over Canada and
the States : Remember the Goderich Old Boys' and Girls' Re-
union August 7 to 10, 1921.
Mass; : sr env :. arra` p ss jt ;l1,
Millar's Scotch Store"u'
hail t.. see 14. Adossslon-adujtst, 1104:
(hildren, 2:s'. Doors open at 710:
curtain to Mee at It o'cioe .
It makes a real treat-Blackstone's
delicious ice cream, in bulk or fancy
bricks.
A euchre and dance. under the susp;cel
of the General Brough Chapter, i.O. D.E.,
will be given on Thursday, April 14th. in
the Masonic Temple. at 5.15 p. m. Please
reserve the date. 31
PERSONAL MENTION. 4
Mr. and Mn. Joseph Jeffrey. Nelson
street, had quite a welcome surprise party
on St. Patrick's nitht, when a number of
their friends called on than and a very
enjoyable evening was spent. Some people
know where to go to have a good time.
Mre. Burdge Gunhy and Mrs Albert
Campbell. of Mnuntsberg, were visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mn. James A.
Campbell, East street. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strachan have
arrived home after a very pleasant three
months' visit with friends in Dakota, The Citizens' Association will help
Colorado, lows and Blinds. you ; you eon help it by becoming a
Mr. Tobias Fisher, of Kitchener, has member Islsd working.
been visiting friends in town and vicinity
during the past three weeks. -
Mr. 1). T. Gledhill has returned to
his 1tmm,. rt Kincardine after 'mending
a week or so with ills father, Mr. Tiros.
01e1h111, who has been seriously ill.
Mr. Gledhill aenior,passt'tl his seventy -
111th milestone on life's Journey on
3[.rch 15th.
i, ECZEMA' °�.
e s e rtnert-
Ing who■
yoa l4) p�
I�sse's Olnt
tseem toe Recces sal akin irefta-
tbna It removes at ono* and craw
any heals the skha. Sample hog Dr.
Chose's 0111anent tree 11 you wentlea► Itis
ETone sed sa. Mop for tsaa ass •
0o* ; all testers or t4saasokDriss 1 Oe.,
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Mi -ss Nellie Colborne has returned
home after a two months' stay at Tor -
Miss MacPherson, of the registry of.
Tice, leaves today for her home at Fingal
on a holiday skit, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mary, who has been visiting
her here.
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