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THE SIGNAL
GODERIOH, ONT.
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Reliable Clothing
There are all kinds of
Clothing offered for sale,
but don't be fooled by
buying so-called cheap
stuff. It will not give
Satisfaction, it will not
look well, and in a very
short time you will be
sorry you did not pay a
little more and get reli-
able clothing.
We expect to sell our
customers more than
once, that is why we
recommend the better
clothing.
See Our Clothing
at from
$30.00
- TO
$40.00
1d.0eSlsiuvQif amu iiria>Ih. at the
Rheumatism
Neuritis, Sciatica, Neuralgia.
Templeton's
Rheumatic
Capsules
Have brought good
health to half-a-m1111Oa
authoress.
LET US FINISH OUR WORK.
Lt
19111 Ontario t
w•hrlmiltg majority to retain the 11. T.
, thus doing away with 1he open liar
and the retail `ale of liquor for Iwt•,•r-
SKr ptu•la►.es. At that time the mauIl-
fa.'tur• mud k*Portati,wn were for-
bidden by the Ikouiuiou us a war
measure. Last year IJauuary, I1r�ltl
• this 1Nuuiuiuu order was rem.v,rl and
liquor began to I1,.w in frau' Quebec
anti lea:uiy cellars were stu•ked and
1,w41k', gang revivi41. Nos. we have a
chance to end this loo voting "Yes- .0
1 the Referendum. There is duly saw•
Issue before us at present.
Shall the
A healthful, money -saving remedy. 1upi'rtattiwu1mla11wi G,11.i�Idom7lb lk.ryul
t welt known for fifteen year, pre. tu-
fo o t' kvliweep 4.111 this •Ibluor1 Cer-
tainly
riled by doctors, Gold by�ents tahlly we do. T1e11 vote "Yes' on
rrug-
,sea, $1.00 a bots. Ask our encs
or write for a free trialppackage. Mirada, next.
Templeton*, 142 King W..To.-eats Its tad be sllalrti
by 4V -e reports. The ". T. A. re-
/� Loral Agents -Dunlop's Drug Store. malty- in form., 1w, matter which wary
/ the cute goes. There will 'I* ta. liquor
+Rot's opened in either eceul Inur will
i 1)1.'NI:� NON. 1 there be any yha sage ill the Iu: t11a1 ,►f
Thltrwla)'..tpril 14..Il.la1uiiig liquor for m.•,ih•lue. 1jut If
Mk* 4', Pentland has returned front 1 the n,a}.erity 'rote "No" we shall litre
Cle Berton. where she 'scut the' al ,•alati1,11*Iwx• .f the bringing 4)f Iigrl.r
ty11114.4. int.. the homes. tilling up the cellars
))`1 Mi". Jahn W. Graham. of Goderich.. and making bootlegging e.. -v. There
11+ -r..•ndilg :a f.•ww day* with Mr. awl will he 11,4 more 1:oiernueut control
Mr-. F. 1tr.-- and other frieude in the., there is late. A vote -lit. " means
oillag•'.• 1 that we cut off this supply. rhos pre-
MI-- 1. 11. LVI•kru+ and 4h011lr.•u. of l venting the rich mai from *rocking his
Ileo -all. are visiting the lady'- parents.I cellar and 111e I,witRhn
b••r from 1eftitig
\I r., and Mrs. T. 1:. .►lien. his supplies,'
Mr. awl Mrs. !tory Meltorald. of We hart now Sia opportunity of oh-
etrarhror. are i•1-itiag /rive+ here. , tandwg real prohil.iti..n. not a half -
Mrs. Ililliard, of Witiglmm, was in' uw•a-ear)•. let n+ finish our work of
the village for throedays this week I tlw Iy4t generation by seizing this 0{)-
with 11 •114{11;1' of millinery. p.n.nrty. ler- ,'' ery vale be Pwdl'rt-
Mr. 14. I:. Iiiekle, of Hamilton. visited Vote "Yrs" by mai•ka.,t your ballot
Mr. and sir.. 1t. J.'1'rrwford this week.' tains:--
A large cr,.wv1 attended 11r. O. 1:
-{tt4tl-limy- auction, salt' op Saturday.
and Ain't bower (: land ry wa14 able to
yet good priers for the erth•li•s offered.
We uud.•r-tatel 11,,' nail! la* not yet
Iseeli *obi.
on1 he* leen received of the death
,, Mr-..' lIlu+. of vtgsna. Sask.. which
...curve ein Manch Nhth. The iireeibied i
prices. W114 formerly 31ary .1. West., of Duo -Mall the 141wlrtation
nd athe bringing of
gawwwl. , intoxicating liquor:
t
inw•t.foNth,ide deiIl'rnv'til"..
0 0
above
Phone 57
Shall the importation
' aril the 'bringing of
Intoxicating liquores
Into 11e 1'roviu.e
he forbidden 's
NO
C. PRIDHAM
.,{tent fur. Barsaliifte Nets
Goderich
a
debaker
MOTO
Let us give you a de
cars before you decide on y
Our new Battery Chargin
fine and we are now in a posi
number of Batteries.
nd Gray -Dort
GARS
.,1
ilstration with these
ur spring purchase.
Outfit is worki,ng
on to handle any
TTERIES are
the fact.that
ies in Can-
ui ent. We
PREST-O-LITE STORAGE B
good Batteries. This is proven by
four-fifths of the Automobile Comp
ada are using them as standard eq
have them here ready for delivery.
• Non -Glare Lenses from $2.75-$4.
Ii
a pair.
l USED CARS FOR SALE
1 Gray -Don't Special, good as new, 192
1 Studebaker, 4 -cylinder, 5 -passenger, t111 or-
oughly overhauled and repainted.
1 Ford Touring, in good running order.
1 Ford --Delivery Truckt in first-class shape. .
Case Tractors and Machinery.
EASTSTIREETGARAGE
LEEI4I'ItN.
Tuesday. April 12..
A meeting .In the iorer•4 of for re-
f.v.•nduu, ,,.,s yell lust evening in Lee -
burn .hnn•le. when addrease, were
given be Sir. 4'etrr•y awl Rev. H.
Royal. lir. Currey giving a report of
the temperaure i,,uv.•utioIl he attended.
Roth siwv,kers made a +Melalid iw-
prrsstuo. Shoeing the meeting a ditrt
YES X
The Citizens' Social ,ervirr league.
N 11.1'.
T,o'Rso.vv. April 11.
Mr. Lennard Mcllwain left on Satur•
day f•r Morrin. Alberta. where he will
.w11. gh'!•u by M1-•. An•CS. Horton and spend the coming summer.
Rev..lanie, Hamiltuu.nls.. a recitation A SUDDEN CALI..-The people of this,
ly Miss Met'airtl. R communi'y were shocked on learning of
Mr+. It..)' Mason. ,d.T.rortu, is visit- •the very sudden death of Mr. John'
ion with her parents. Mr. and Mr,jGambte. of this place. %hien occurred at'
A. 11. t'Iuttolt. - • 1Lucknow on t1'edne-day of this week.
Mr. .1 lin Horton spent_ Sunday with - Mr. Gamble was.at Thrrnas'!MtcNall's for
friends orae •I;aytirhl. , dinner. and after the meal was si:ting ,n ,
lir. II 1141 Mrs. H. King and hiss King. Fws chair when he expired. death being i
.4f iiil.nrµ i•l+lfrd--eT . and' Mrs. to heart failure. The body was j
I rn y Stewart's on Sunday.brought to his home here last night and
Miss Olive Morris. 'who Inas heelsthe funeral takes place on Saturdav after-
noon relatives at lhndop for *true noon to Lucknow cemetery Mr. Gamb e
ime, loft today for her home In the was in his forty-fifth year and leave- a
sift` and two dl4ughters.
M.wrs. Frei 41l1d110n *11,1 Johnny
Bogie. of the ...Wainer yalcartier. spent
Sunday at their r-i1N'rttve Issues here.
'Ilse Dunlop wolf. -our day last
week while Eris1 4111ab1. of !Hilltop.
t w•a- plowing in a field wear the lake
bank the saw a wolf running toward
him. As he hail nothing with which
to defend himself he unhitfhel the
D. I LLAR U SON
66 The Scotch Store"
I$TO1\HOURS : tAA.M.TO6 P. M•.
Phone
ter
56
SATURDAYS 10 P.M.
wot New Nemos
What are Nemos? Every lady who prides herself
on her figure and values her health knovis that Nemo
Corsets are the Standard of excellence.
we'
Nemo Corset No. '327 it
$6.00 pair
For medium to full
figures, very low bust
with elastic inserts,
slightly higher in
back, long skirt, elas-
tic inserts in back.
Special form -reducing
s t r a p s, graduated
front steels. Sizes
22 to 30. $6.00 per
pair.
Mothers!
1f von wish to keel, your boy+ -aft
and your hones• free from liquor. vote
Yes" on )Imlay_. Your neigh[woni
e.•Ilar may 4.mteln the p.Lwm that will
rain y.wr toy. itun not the r ttra and
kill the bootlegging -trade. Vote YES.
telrm and went to the tarn. On Smut.- 'hst 1t Is, -Thr smelt+ of
r•achimt the h.Ilw• hr t'lyiltonel a wheat. oats and barley an. t•:,il4141 by
nundw•r .t the weiglAwors alai they the growth of minut.• parasite plants
('11as•d the ...Wolf t. Ja+. ('h'whnlnl's that lire within the 1isseies of the grail
erek. wlefre the- honuds lost the scent' plant+ and slick their noari-lamest
The 11,dghlw.r, have +ince Minted the from tate jnl.',''. They attack the grain
hanks of thelak.• 111111 creek* for mal.•+, Plaut+ when tlw• *nal genuivate- and
int nothing nw,re has In.•u "if en of tier tier young Pdawtlet i* tint pushed Dirt
+t range iuu•ndrr. 11r. ,lucid says that into 11n• soil. If rail Ilse the tight
+Our ,u11ma1 visited his h,•nhowse re- kiwi of torn al.Mlly.Se yon t•an prevent
recti)• and (1111 ,son-idrnlble •damage•• 11114. T111. kind we sell will do
rh.• uelgl►tworh..wl.is ar.u+wl over file E. R. Algae, Drttggi*t, Gabriel.
1I,•i21e12, a+ a wolf ha+ Iw11 liven *veil
i11 these {warts foe a great many years.
•
t l'BI'ItN.
Starr Phonographs and Gennett Star
Records, for sale at Blackstone', Ice
Cream Parlors, Rest street
DRAMATIC EVENT. -Tic Dramatic Club --- -
ot Trinity church. Blyth, will present the The growing popularity of Templeton's
play "Home Ties" in the Foresters' Hall. Rho umattc Capsules for rheumatem.
Auburn, under the auspices of St. Mark's neuralgia. lumbago, etc., and Raz-llah
church, on Wednesday evening. April 20. for asthma has placed these remedies
�So clocTt. Adtni=stnrr'TIOcrchitdretr&ir. attloeg the "best sellere. For sale b41
H. C. Dunlop. -
Come and have a ' good laugh. Lindy
Jane is very funny. so is Mrs. Poplin.
Gidley Orchestra in' attendance.
1t makes a real treat=-8lackstone's
delicious ice cream, in bulk or fancy
T. F. HOLLAND lapis.
A vote 'Pete on the referendum on
NI.Ilday take+ from the rich man 1114
4144/111 privilege of . obtaining Kiva 1"
See Our ll' eddln Stationer snppliw'.f I1111or.
June Brides-- r. lune Brides - Nu irwlltn.+tall* privilege
Before Placing Your Order, and denir4 ritual right* to all.
4
"Auto -Shoes" Mean Mileage
The mileage given by the best tire yon
ever used would just about approximate
.the average given by Ames Holden
"Auto -Shoes" year after year.
Ames Holden "Auto -Shoes" are miles better
than ordinary tires. The name "Auto -Shoes
is to help you to remember that -to make it
easy for you to get the cheapest mileage yott
• CSR liltyr -
"Grey Sox" Tubes
V► THOS. M. DAVIS,
South St., Phone No. 443
GOI)F.RIt'H, ONT.
AMES HOLDEN
"AUTO -SHOES"
Cord and •Fabric Tires in all
Standard Sizes
For Sale By
"Red Sox" Tube,
P. J. MacEWAN,
St. Andrews St., Phare No. 334
GODERiCH, ONT.
OBITUARY.
SI'I'N4'E.---Tire death of %.rho May
11arth.r. 'wife of Mr. F. H. Spence.
which oveurrwl 011 Thur+.lay morning.
April 7th. at the home of her mother.
Mr+. Henry Martian. remove.) 11 lady
mixer,-atw•mw1 try those +alo had the
privilege of her a,xptaintarw•r. Mme.
Spence had been 111 for about eight'
months. sod came to her mother's home
before Now Year's in the Mss• of an
Improvement In her condition. which,
eeverer. was 11.1 t'ratizwl. She was a
native .f a:alerlch and 111'141 here until
1!,Swh, slant whieh time she and Isar
intsiend and family had 11v.41 *141•-
00s*1vely at (:nolph. Kitchener and To-
ronto. She was the only daughter and
Nle
las surviving .f the children of
the late Henry Marlton. the only mem-
ber .f the family etlll living Icing the
aged mother. Mn. I4{enee leaves her
Imeba11d and three daughters: Mrs.
Ste s•Innan, of Kitchener. anti the
Missal. Mona and Mims. The ftuperal
took platy to Maitland r,.metery on
Saturday afternoon. Rev. K. S. hardy,
rector of St. tteonr s. officiating, alai
the pallbearers were 'Meserw: Y. F.
t.awren'e, Alex. Stttrsders, A. lt. Mc-
Lean and 0. F. Carey. lir. ('heti Mc-
Clelland, of )tlyth, a .xeisin of Mr.
Apolar. was among those present at
the fulfils!.
YKpSf N4 M --Mass Eloise A. Skim -
of Gcelerieh's asst -known citi-
zens. passed away on Thursday tart.
Ind on Saturday afternoon the mortal
remains were consigned to earth in
Maitland cemetery. Ater. It. I'. Mr-
i)ermkt conducted a short service at
lirophey tiros.' undertaking parlors.
where a member of (Allzetls had gather-
ed to pay the Islt tribute of respect to
the departed. 'Che pai4)eraren were
Judge Lewis. ltherlff Iteyffltoo1d . Mr. i).
Ilael)onald and Mr. (le.. Williams. A
more extended reference to the life and
work of Min Akimings was planned
for this week's Nose of The Signal, Met
le held over until neat week
AQ111R111. Word hale been received
by Mr. Thomas Taub, of town, of the
a
P. C. Corset No :40'1 at
$1.75 per pair --
Slim or average figure, 'sport
mt el, free hip, short boning, elastic
top, ade of good quality coutil, all
bones stopped, ,four elastic web
hose s porters. Sizes 20 to 25-lit-
$1.75
5at_$1.75 pe pair.
Othe special P. C. Corsets from
$2.00 to $3 "0 per pair.
•
Irl . ; r
•Silos-Reouc4K
Nemo Corset No. 322 at
$6.50 pair
For stout women of medium
height, the average full figure,'medi-
um bust and skirt, sizes 24 to 30.
$6.50 pair.
Other styles in .Nemo Corsets
fr mm -
Nemo Corsets are sold at stand-
ard prices and represent the best
values consistent with quality..'
For those who do not want so
expensive a Corset as Nemo we have
a large choice of the famous P. C.
Corsets, in a style and size to suit
every figure.
1 Special Showing of House
and Pot Dresses
Now is the ti a to select. your
House and Porch ' Dresses. The
styles are all new an the choice is
exceptionally large, a 'the values
are much better than we •have shown
for many a season. Th come in
the better quality check; . laid and
plain, ginghams, in long a d short
sleeves,. in light and dark co rings.
Sizes 16 to _20 years and 34 46.
From $1.95'to $6.50.
11
Something Extra' Sma
= \ in Middies
These Middies are very attrac-
tive. Made of extra quality middy
cloth, with navy blue flannel detach-
able collar and cuffs, and emblem em-
broidered on sleeve. Special $3.50.
THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST
-47111
Phone
Millar's SStore p56fie
41
a
is one who is especially qual-
ified by careful trainytg, to-
gether with up-to-date equip-
ment, to do special work.
We specialize in the exam-
ination of imperfect eyes.
Voids may I* imperfect, and
we are at your service for the
highest quality of work at
.eery reasonable price.
A. L. COLE
Eyesight Specialist Optometrist
West Street, GODERICH
1111414f' II (keath .f hie sister, Mr%. Martin
Squire. which occurred at Maple
('reek. Sask.. on Tuesday of tide week.
The dec.•a+eel w9114 a former resident of
Colborne township. Slw le o ve+ seven
children. who mourn the Inns .d both
parents. Mr. Squire haying diel four
per* ago. Affter her husband's death
Mr. Sq,dre remained on the farm with
her children and in spite of severe loss
through drought she persisted and w11e-
.wwlel ID maintaining her family. No
word hit been received a+ to the
nature AC the fatal Illnew+. The inter
mint takes place at staple ('reek today
Don't forget to vette on Monday next, The Missev-I1lCint+t+sh returned tbb
A 1 18111. and vote 'TES' to keep out week from Lo ldod,' where they spent lbs
the nor. winter. •
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CZEMA
Teo are act
e t pe riment-
Ing wbe■
wrma nee lots
Gaae'a (rant
Lremit tor Itetesa and Mita trrita-
roma. It raklv.a at me* and grad
ally Imola tae akin. Amapa* that Dr.
(bar'. ($ndnent tree N you essence this
Cr_d send 44,. tot pas= one. a
Cw • aN dealers or RAaiaaeea, >�taaiiaaaa • Oe..
lmltm. Tomos - . -
School Of Commerce-
- Clinton and Goderich, Ont.
OFFERS THE FOLLOW/NG COURSES :
Business • Stenographic
Secretarial Civil Service
Teachers' Training Course
and arranges Special Coarses for students.
T'i8 FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES :
Highly Qualified Teaching Staff
Actual Business System of Bookkeeping
Credential Typewriting Testa
Positions Guaranteed
Vocational Training School
.,r this district, by Government appointment, and under in
erectionby Soldiers' Civil Re-eatal>liahrwnt Department.
Por Terms, etc., write
B. F. WARD,
B. A., M. Acetas,
Principal
Phone 1944. t'anta4
M. A. STONE,
Vons Speelallat,
Vice -Principal
*PRIM TERM ISEOINS MARCH 29. 1921
Student. may enter a1 ■nv time
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