The Signal, 1921-3-31, Page 44 7'hur-dry, NI 1'01 :tl, 1921.
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LISTEN TO. THIS -We bought for this
spring's selling a number of fine Blue Serge Suits
to sell at $55.00. Afterwards the order was can-
celled because the public struck against paying
high prices for clothing. The firm got caught
with a big stock of high-class woollens and had
to unload at a big loss -the result, we bought the
same suit for $14.00 less money than first quoted.
We pass more than this amount on to you and
will sell these fine Blue Serge Suits, guaranteed
botany wool and indigo dye
for $39.75
We ,are #1 gent for the
Borsalino Hat
W. C. PRIDHAM
hone 57
4
Hat �
for
Easter
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHlr'ARD U the agent
for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon.
Orden lett with hl,t for aubacrlp-
tloes, advertiremeutr or job print-
ing will receive prompt attention.
Telephone (Goderich Rural) r30.
'Rheumatism
Neuritis. Sciatica. Neuralsis.
Phone
Thursday. March 31.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Sanderwro are at
Toronto this week visiting their son
Perey and fatuity.
Mises Pearl McKenzie. Ethel lase
ist J44111 $lothers are Inoue from To-
ronto for the I':aster raesllou.
Mewsr.. J. R. Ml•Nsbb 11 1ui J. Ki1-
longh were at Toronto this' week at-
feudhig the meeting of the trustees'
deportment of the 44It:rriu Edncatimull
Association. The former Is s delegate
from 11111111/111.11.111 p111114: school : the
hatter from S. S. No. G, .shaved.
Mr.. \\'w. Crawford, how soi, Har-
old. and daughter. Helen. who had
been the guest. of Mrt and Mrs. 1t. J.
Crawford for two or three weeks, left
on Thursday fur i,ouduu. where they
intend staying a short tittle prior to
their return to their home in 'Moore
.law. Sask.
Franklin Thompson, who has !well
.•11gage.1 at Loudon for some time.
spent Eater pt the home of his
mother. air+. Wan. TI ps.oi.
Mr. and Mr.. Itoy Harri-. of Strat-
ford. were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thu.. I1. .\lien over Mulal:iy. Mrs.
Barris will remain with her parents
a week.
Mise-.. itnlby and lhelrgie.A)Ien :Is-
itel at Ileas11f for the Easter holidays.
missionary banquet was held In
the hasemeut of the Methodist church
on \\'even...day evening of this week.
.\ go.wll,• crowd 41'.e41111.1ed and a very
interesting program was r•nderd by
I.s•at talent, after which a In wits
IZ'V
Ieu.'reIrlratiutts are being made here
for the referendum rote to be taken
on April Poll.
thee*, forget the play. "Pa's fieri,"
• ou Frid:ly evening. ,t rare relit Is
in +fer..
Ur. O. -E. Augustine will sell by pub-
lic auction on .4 he prowl -es in 1hungan-
non. On Saturday. April 9th. at 1
o'clock p. Iu.. the 11.111.e Anil tut, chop-
ping .will a 11.1 household effect+. For
further p:1rtlenl:lrs see advertisement
'i tri.• front pas;.• of this issue.
CAMPBELL-PENTLAND.- A charming
Easter nuptial event was solemnited . n
Wednesday afternoon of last week. at the;
home of Mrs. S. 1. Pentland. Dungannon. I
when her dauahtet, Lillian E., was united'
in marriage to Mr. Colin G. Campbell.
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Campbe'I.
of East Wawanosh. The ceremony was
performed beneath an arch of evergreens.
in the presence of the immediate relati•es
of the oontrac'ine parties, by Rev A. V.
Walden, pastor of Dungannon Me'hodist
church. The bride. who was given away
by her brother-in-law, Mr. H. Bellamy, of
Toronto, was attired in a navy blue s u
with hat to match and carried a bouquet
11..te you r•1Slst,rrl yet for the re-
ferendum 't Sarlirdny is the last day.
The Firemen': hall nn Good- Friday
right was web attended and was a very
wc.essful event. The music was by the of bridal .roses. Congratulations o ver
Blackstone -Buckley Orchestra. The m: m the guests partook of a wedding d inner
hers of the brigade are looking forward to The bride was the recipient of many
the purchase of uniform suits, for parade
occasions, and the proceeds of the ball go presents. The best wishes of a large circle
towards the fund for this purpose. of friends follow Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
to their future home. concession a. West
Wawanosh. On the evening of Good
Friday a reception was held at the home
of the groom's parents at Westfield.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bellamy- of Toronto
who were herr attending the wedding (3!
the latter's sister during Easter. returned
to their home on Saturday. Or. Bellamy
has a lucrative position in the copy. plan
and production department of A. Mc-
Kim. Ltd., advertising agents.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half -a -million
sufferers.
A healthful, moneysaving 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.
Templatoos.142 1{iapl W.. Toreats
Laval Dtvg Steen.
a3T. 1tEI.ENB.
Tuesday, Match 20.-
Mr.
0.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phlllijn spout
Easter with Mr. B. J. %owls.
Miss Pearl Webster. of Toronto. and
Miss I)orothy, of \Viugham High
$,•hod. are home for the holiday week.
51155 Wlnntfred Wood., of Lraytou,
is home for her holiday..
Miss (',,lens Clark was home for the
week -end. She intends .p•n.11ug a fee.
days of her holidays hi Toronto.
Mrs. W. Cameron a1s1 Miss May
('amerou'are visiting frieuds et To-
ronto this wee:.
Miss Glxelys We..', 1. home frau
1
l Stratford. accompanied by her friend I
Miss Lorraine Ruthey. of Stratford.
On Muudry Mr. awl Mrs. W. E. Ile -
1 Pherson received a telegram from
Rapid City. Matt. stating their son
Ewart was ill of pneumonia. His
many friends 'hope to hear of his re-,
,every eery soon.
i About midnight on Friday the stable
belonging to Hobert Ituchanazi was
bunged. Nothingwas saved. Unfor-
tunately his ear was In the hulldine.
News has tweu received of the birth.
on Manch 25th. of it sou to Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart A. Miller, of Oyeu, Al-
berta. .
oesososesowsehesmowineetIenneWei
will be given special
prominence in our
display throughout
the week. In -these
Hats flowers, fruit,
lace and ribbonare
supreme and the
Spanish note of the
veil is cleverly in-
troduced.
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston street, Goderich
Try a Want Ad. in The SfgnaL
Sacritice Sale at Walker's
-4IP-
USED FURNITURE �
NOTE THE BARGAINS.
I only solid walnut" Sideboard.
Could not ie bought new today for
$139. Sacrifice sale 135.10.
1 only solid walnut Dining -room
?Mite. Worth easily $175. Sacrifke
sale 175.10.
1 solid oak Bedroom Suite eompiete.
North today g1:0. Sacriflee sale
175.00.
2 only solid walnut Sofas. At very
special prhr, 020 and 125 cath.
2 only 5 -Piece solid walnut Parlor
Suites. The biggest bargain ever
offered in (Iolerich. Very special at
125 each. Now don't delay.
1 slightly used Linoleum, 31,4 by 4
yds. Worth $1.50 per sq. yard. We
will cut the price in half. Act quick.
\\'e have about a dozen Bedsprings.
old sizes. Yon can have any one of
them, If they fit your bed, for 12.00.
1 only used i'honograph. 11M). Haa teen 11+441 1e+s Ihan two
months. Sacrifice sale 0811 eaah.
t only Parlor Table. real mahogany.
Price, new. 11.411114. Will sell for 111.10.
1 O�s iron 4'rib Sacrifice sale
ritraplinie. Complete witb springs.
Smith's Art Store
is the lam, to buy your
Window Shades
The 1 st yu,.lirc and Largest
range of t
ors to welt -rt from.
All eolors of sizes of Sh*th•s
kept In stock.
Shades deliver,. and hong 1
or
you free of charge.,
How shout 4414x.. new
you need this Spring
agent for the flat Kinell
tain Rads. Iwe+t rola on t
market.
Shades
are
Smith's Art Store
st Phone 19R
East Street Garage
Do you remember the
last time you came up
Saltford Hill ?
You got a good start off the
bridge but she would hardly
make the fleet turn "ou high."
She picked up A little, but the
(1. T. R. bridge was. too mutt
And you had to change gear.
1\'hy ? She would be making
twenty" at the"top on high last
'glimmer Bring Iger ran 1141 and
let ns make her do it again.
REG. WILLIAMS
Phan 243 - - Goderich
1.(IYA1..
Tuesday. March '29.
Our school is closed -for the raster
Vacation and the tea,lier, Miss Mc-
Arthur. is et her home in e:•wlericlt.
Mr. anti Mr.. Seth Fisher. from
Manitoba. are Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John Yonne. Mr. Fisher is 1a brother
of Mrs. Young.
Mr. Jetties Young. Jr.. is taking hos-
pital 1reaUuent at London for a Dery-
nus hreakdnwit. We are glad to hear
h•• is Moe -ovine. Mr. Young. who Is
ohief engineer on one of the large lake
freighters. will not be able to take
charge of iii+ haat this year -for the
41r -.t time in twenty years or so.
Mr. Wm McMillan attendwi Mr.
-twin Anderson's sate In Golerlch
unship and !Knight a fancy room of
de gray I'er.heron-. \I'Irh a new
1 harass the team presents a
tie appwaranee. William Is
a good start in his farming.
AUHI'RN.
Wednesday. March 80.
Mr: Stanley Match arrived home
from the west ou friday for holidays.
Ile ha. been eugaged as operator on
the 4.'. 1'. B. there.
Mr. Ito.. and Mr. Fork., of Oxford
county, visited tine formers t' other,
Iter•. R. J. Rowe, on Tltcstlay.
Mrs. Ihonakl Patters n, enterta Med
the Knox Helper.: an.l \"oluut.r-r
,lasses at her home on Tuesday even -
lug.
Some of the fanner: have started
ploughing.
'Mrs. t'Itnter Ta 'Ior and children Are
visiting the tormeis parent-. Mr. and
Mrs. John Ferguson.
AGRICULTURAL ADDRE4,S.-Prof, Wade
Toole.dlrectorof animal hu,bandry at the
Ontario Agricultural C olh ge, Guelph.
will give a lecture in the Foresters' hail
on Monday afttrn ton. April 4th, at 2
p. m.. on the sublet of "Balanced Ra-
tions " Auburn Is very fortunate in
'Securing t.'1.• services of such an able
fpeaker and a treat is in store (o- all
those interested in the feeding of live
stock and p.,ultar.
se
HALLIDAY.
Halliday orurr
Alexandre hospitii
tion was performed
Internal growth. 41e
the' test of healtif all
nothing serlons was app
a few days before his re
hoitpital. Mr, Halliday
OBITL'ARI.
The death of Andrew
on Saturday last at
where An opern-
n Tuesday for an
ad not been in
Inter, though
}tended until
val to the
a in his
i fifty-ninth year. He was tot* In the
township of Colborne And liven. there
unlit 41144 removal to Goderich About
eight years ago, his farm (wing at the
'Maitland River near Hall's bridge
' He was a n/ Ember of the township
council for Aoversl tenni+ anti was an
elder in the Auburn Presbyterian
i church. Whence retired from the
farm he bought the former Aikenhead
place on the Rsy6eld road and reskled
there with his wife and daughter, MIAs
Mnlw•1, who survive him. qtr, Haiti -
day had several brother+ and' +t+tars,
who all died beton. him. He was a
man of quiet, friendly dlspor.itlnn and
was liked and reepeteil by those who
knew him. The funeral on Tuesday
afternoon, wits largely attended, many
of the old neighbors In Colborne town-
ship Ming present to pay the last trl-
hnt1 of respect. Re,. R. C. Mel)ermid
,rroductel the funeral services and the
pallbearer. wry.. Mes rs. John Fing.
land, .1 N. Kernighan. Martin Slog.
ford. Michael Flick, Luther Allen and
i)avid Sproul. The Interment Wse in
M•Mland .emetery.
The monthly meeting of the GoIP-
etch Women's institute will he held' at
the home of Mrs. J. Tsylnr, Elgin
arena. Thursday, April 7th, at 3
o'( leek.
S 11 F:PPA itlYlv)N.
Th.• follow dig is the report of C. S.
S. No 11 for the month of Mareh,
iaeheling Easter examinations. Hon-
ors 75 per a enc.. pass 00 per cent. for
enc rsu,. a work Sr. IV. -Hector TI-
gert. fit p..r .rent.. itertha Foster fpr,
Edna Eby col. Erwin Poster 05. Laura
Gralww :+ Sr. I11. -Frank %'roo-
man Girl, Lillian Itlehardson fH, Elmer
Graham 58. J'F 1f. A. -Jean Iwrinor
70. Aline .Lohttaton 044. Jr. iL It. -
Lloyd Itriudley. Clayton Foster. Jr.
1l. t'.-Itoy Eby. Mabel Foster. Ruth
Foster. Sr. Pr. -'Margaret F.wrter,
Itk'1wr1 Cousins*. Number on roll, 19.
Average attrendanee, 1,:. A. M.
END 'HTET.. Teacher.
CARLOW.
Wednesday March '10.
Miss Clem Tamlyn, of Toronto,
spent her Easter holidays with her
cousin. Ills+ Grace Snell.
atm E. V. ta►waon. of Leeburu- open?
the weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. 11. Young.
• Mrs. Dun a an Crawford hes returned
to her homy at Flint, Mlth.
JIIss )ary (ilMdon, of Go erleh,
spent a few days with Miss It11t11
Potter.
Tlw LadlesAid of North Zion ehureh
met at the Immo of Mrs. John Feagan
on Wednesday afternoon, with a wool
attendane. A very pleasant and pro-
Ntxble tint• was stwnt by the ladies.
Miss Mogridge. of Auburn. spent the
Faster •holldaya with her aunt, Offs.
Wm. Marsh-
A namt.er of the farmer: aro busy
working the land.
Mr. and Mr.. Wm. ('lark and son
('shin, of Woodstock, spent the Ea:teer
holidays visiting Mr. f'lark's brother.
Arthur Clark.
Mr. Alec. Hamby, of Hamilton• spent
the weekend in the vicinity.
Mr. Ilerh. Allen, of Toronto. spent
Easter with his aunt, Mrs. T11orm. Mt,
The pageant on India which was
given by the 'Missionary Society of
N11:1101'4, Hill ehnrch on Monday even-
ing was grand s,ueeese, and will be
repeated a'\uburn April Rth.
We ■reg d to see Mrs. A. Y. Hen-
derson hack '.4,th 0a again.
A clear pink anal white of a perfect
complexion go hind in hand with good
health. Application of all the well-
known toilet preparations cannot make
A perfect eortwplectnn. This charm
mast Nome trrAn within. A rosy com-
pletion Is but a reflection of pnre rieh
blond. Thea M the time of the year
when theblood should be pert In good
condition. We handle an of the poen-
lar Mood remedies sort own verb
mend one whlrh will be moat Oben
in -
In noir camp. Some of the AIcrwwl44
remedies glen contain the eletnentw Orf
a good tante For the sake of a
healthy skin an4 good complexion
purify yonr blood. E. R. Wigle, Drug-
gist, Goderl lt. -
"The Scotch Store' 9
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.: SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
Phone
56
The Home Beautifyl
Our House Furnishing Depar tment is htsplendid shape to look
::`:'ter the needs for the housecleaning season. \ he outlook this season
is most bright for a prosAerous sea son. Owing to the unsettled state
of all things the last few rs we have rather neglected the home in
order to economize. Now tha prices are reasonable everybody will be
replenishing the stock of home pr nishings.
Beautiful New Curtains
We are showing a splendid range
of Novelty Curtains*, suitable for
parlors and drawing -rooms.
Point Arab Curtains, imported
from France, at $7.50 to $15 per pair.
Illig�-clas3 Swiss Curt^ine,7hI:h
are so much in demand, in new de-
signs. From $8.50 to $16.50 per pair.
t
Windsor Curtains are popular.'
;Windsor Curtains in scrim, voile and
marquisette, exceptionally good
values. From $3.75 per pair.. -
New Bungalow and Filet Nets
very large showing ofCurtain
f the
Nets, itable for every room
house.. ese are very pop
tainings a d are economical, beca
you -buy one what you require.
Curtain ts, from 45c to $1.75
per yard. -
Madras Muslins ' Madras Muslin
Three handsome nal serviceable
Madras Muslins comedirect. to us ,
from the mills in Scotland. . They
come in ecru, in plain and fancy de-
signs. Priced from 75c to $1.95 yd.
Linoleums for Cleanliness
Just a'little mopping of the Linoleum and it's clean. For that rea-
son it is particularly desirable in Bathrooms and Kitchens. Spick and
span tile patterns carry out the cleanly look. This is the time to at-
tend to Linoleum needs all over the house.
Best quality Canadian Linoleum, 4 yards wide, $1.39 per sgr-yard
Extra heavyAuality Scotch Linoleum, 4 yards wide, $2.00 per sq. yd.
Best quality Canadian Oilcloths, all widths, 85c per sq. yard.
Some very special bargains in Carpet Squares
Carpet Squares in Canadian and Imported makes in all sizes, quilt
able for all rooms, in Tapestry, Brussels, Wilton and Axminster,- all
closest pl'ices. See ours before buying.
Linoleum Rugs Oilcloth Rugs Congoleum
THE LEADING HOUSEFURNISHERS OF HAPPY HOM
i
"K` Millar's Scotch Storey`
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Hume, of
I'tliladelphia. are visiting relatives In
town. -
Mn. M. Y. McLean, of Seaforth. spent
Easter to town with her son, Mr. R. Y.
McLean.
Mr. EUI Elliott was up from Hamilton
for the Easter term.
Mrs. F. Hammond. of Paris. Ont.,
spent Easter week with Mr. a- d Mn.
S. E. Hick.
Mia Ida Currie is home from Brant-
ford, where she teaches school. for the
Easter vacation.
Mr. L. M. Miller, of Orilla, was the
guest of Mr. Chas. Barka for Easter.
Miss Ethel Nairn, of Weston, spent
Easter holidays with her parents.
Mia Minnie Jaffray. of Galt, was the
guns of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nairn for
Easter.
Blyth Standard : Mr. Wm. Moore has
disposed of his residence, Queen street. to
Mr. Colin Fingland, who takes possession
in the course of a few days. Mr. Moore
and family will move to Goderich, where
they will reside. We all sincerely regret
the removal of this family from town.
They have been much esteemed citizens,
but the wish goes with them that their
residence in the aiunty town may be
pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. Athol McQ , ,rrie, of
Torontoeare visiting friends in town.
Mr. Watson Straiton, of Toronto. was
home over Easter on a visit to his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Straiton.
Mr. Cockburn Hay,. of Toronto. was
at the parental home for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nicholls. of
London, were visitors over the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Webster, East street.
Mr. and Mrs. Caswell Rumball and
baby son. Norman, spent the week -end
with Mr. Rumball's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Rumball, East street.
Mr. e'harles Baer -bier left last Mon-
day for Stfatford, to finish hia comae
In telegraphy at the Oestral Halals
(bll.ge.
Mina Clare Meagher, of i)arblln, has
'sen visiting Mita Mary ltaechler.
They h -ft nn \\'edneaday for Toronto
to attend the Ontario Educational As-
fwielatleVa meeting at Toronto this week.
MIs Ida Elliott, of London, spent
Easter with her e'ousin, - I![U4S. Icy
Elliott, Feet strict.
len. T. M. Davis was taken •hast
Thursday night with an acute attack
of appendicitis and was removed on
Friday to Alexandra hospital. where
an operation was performed sueeess.
fully. The patient its since been stak-
ing a good recovery.
lir. Wm. J. tray and sister, Mise
Hay, have remover) to town from Gode-
rlch township and have purohasd ■
residence on the Hayfield road from
Mr. John Harris. Mr. Barris le going
"back to the land;' having taken a
farm In Goderieh townsblye-- Mr. Frank Callow, who Is atteodittg
school at Toronto, is emending the
Faster vacation with Ida parents, Dr.
W. F. and Mrs. (:allow. /�
Miss Beatrice Longmire and Miss )Iive
Charlton, of Toronto, spent the holidays
at the home of the former's parents,
William street.
Mr. Harry Colborne. of the London
Medical School, was home for Exeter and
was accompanied on the visit by a fella/ -
student. Mr. O. Smith.
Miss Gertrude Fox was home this week
from Toronto for an Easter visit.
Mrs. G. M. Doe, of Chicago. was in
town this week and purchased from Mr.
Harry Williams his bodge on St. George's
Crescent at present occupied by Mr. R.
Graf. The purchase price was 03,200.
Mrs. Doe intends to make the house her
summer home.
Lacrosse enthusiasts are hoping that
the effort recently made to organize a
local team will not be allowed to fail.
Goderich has the material for a good
team and should not be lacking in organ-
ising ability.
Mr. Reg. Williams it now conducting
the repair department at the East Street
Garage. lie has had several years ex-
perience• is a thorough mechanic, and has
earned the confidence of the public by
conscientious work. Any work entrusted
to him will receive the most careful at-
tention.
Yong, and Charles Sta.. rooms.
Accountancy. stenography. typewriting and
g eneral improvement courses ; sup•nor m-
S truction only; students mutated to positions.
open all year. wrote 1.r prospectus; enter
now.
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal.
INCIDENTS OF A WEEK.
Signal ads. are reed by the preppie.
A lardy whe last week advertlsel a
house for rent was inemediately be-
sieged by people wanting it mol Re-
scued • gond tenant without soy
trouble.
Another advertiser in last week's
MIAMI offered an organ and an in-
cubator for sale, ■nd called um op Sat-
urday afternoon to Inform us that both
had been sold.
A young lady who lost a purse ad-
vertised for It -and found It at her
own home.
If yon want to buy anything or eel
anything, or if you want to rent a
hoose, or swore 'help, or get • erns`
-put yonr announcement In The Sig-
nal, the people'. popular paper.
RRNMiLI.ER.
REFER No'rtrs. - A public
meeting int interests of the prohibition
cause will be held in the Bemrniller church
on Saturday, April 2nd, a' 2.30 . o'clock
to be addressed byMr. J. C. Roaseditor,
of The Farmers' , T pronto, Mr A. M.
Robertson, of Goderich. and local clergy-
men. A large attendance is urged.
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