The Signal, 1921-5-12, Page 44-Tbntday, May 12, 1921.
Better Clothing for Men
It does not pay to buy
"cheap" clothing. It
will not give satisfac-
tion. You not only lose
money but also the sat-
isfaction of being well
dressed. t1
Let us dress you up
in one of our stylish,
well -tailored Suits and
you will be dressed fit
for any society.
TRL
Spring days are not
all sunshine ! as vic-
tims of
Rheumatism or
Neuralgia or Neuritis
bear sad witness !
Dangerous changes
from warm to cold
and back again cause
many an ache and
pain. Fight those
first symptoms with
Templeton's Rheu-
matic Capsules.
Guaranteed to contain no
baba -forming drug, and to be absol-
gtely harmless to the heart kidneys
or other organs. Prescribed by doc-
tors, sold by druggists, 41.00 per box.
Trial free at our agencies, or write
Templeton, 142 Kang \V., Toronto.
Leal Agents -Dunlop's Drug Store.
&some, on
Marine and Genera to-Pit;al, 444xlerich.
:\t the next meetlee of tlfn ublawl
ladies w410 bought 4k4ets fr•nluta`rs of
I'd 111•8W
a'rx a+ well side W. a.:
the flub are asked t,. be P'
to dppsdut onitvenu 1' atlo.114 lto
that
will
part of the work. In' m•"
he at the home of ire R E. e4alkc•Id.
Thursday, May lunge. at 2:0
mum
AI•Id" "• '
Wsdu-alal. Mny 11.
Mr. and Moa !talc) sire(• "tele' and
children are visiting the,131-•e par.
eats at Listowel t1N+s "'I'.
Mr. John Melt! ship4"I ✓':1r of heli'
to Toronto ml F,atkl 1114' t'. F.O.
shippoel a car ou Y.+aky
Pidgin Law•:souiha• P't liis curl! sole
sing rhe ser. '1tr ,t• a Taylor i+
ruuulug the saw aid «,.'.'rt Stalker
the engine.
The txasii .a; plw.- iu
einagch M\aVytdn+d
11thaladud1ftrunultthecomenuenotfJthnrn(10.e
September.
Rev. R. J. Ross s'i ilei.! a meeting
of Presbytery it (TWton,en Tuesday.
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Now is the time to order
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PRICES
$20.00
TO
$40.00
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ST. HELENS. •
T, Ma)' 10.
Miss Caroline WetbbattIAYStratford this
week visiting with der friend, Miss
Corrine Rutheg.
Mrs. H. Rutherford ops a few days
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Anderson,
of Belgrave.
Misses Elisabeth and Laura Salkeld. of
Goderich, called on tttends here last
week
Mi.saee Vera and hen Woods spent iht
waek•end with Mrs. F. F. Phillips. Luck
now.
On Saturday, Mas 7th. twin boys
arrived at the home of Mr.:nd Mrs. Con.
Foreban. Constratuataais to the proud
parents.
The Young People) Society held its
first meeting in the church on Monday
evening. the preaident.Mr. Harvey Webh.
occupying the chair The topic was •
taken by Mr. Will Rutherford and the
Catechism by Mrs. James Ramage. .
cordial invitation is eitendtd to all the
young people to attend the next meeting. ,
A representative from the Department
of Agriculture will give an illustrated
lecture on "Co-operative Marketing of
Wool," in St. Helens public hall, on'
Monday evening, May ;Lith. All inter-
ested are invited to attend. •
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Some New ,Things in
We have a limited quantity
of choice Chestnut on hand at
McGaw. Prices reasonable.
Aiso.orders taken for B. C.
Shingles and Cement.
WM. McCLURE
Dungannon
Phone 92, Goderich Rural
vesesseWensnesWensenesenelserseWsese
41.1;fent few noraetlino lints f
Phone , gen.sions..E.Notti, Goderich
JUBILEE AN RSARY SERVICES
OF THE
BENMILLER METHODIST CHURCH
WILL BE HELDON
Sunday, May 22 , -1921
al 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Rev. A. W. itnrwn. a former pastor, will preach at Meth service.
Special musi(• will be furnished by Local choir, assisted try Miss Ida
'Cay, of London.
GRAND SUPPER and CONCERT
will beheld on
TUESD Y EVENING, MAY 24th `
Sitppoer will be served t 3 tok.30 o'clock in the public school room.
The programme. to be give In the churen. will consist of the fol -
owing talent :
1►l'NGANNON.
Thursday. 'May 12.
The next regular meeting of the
Dnngannon Women's Institute will
be held at the..home of Mrs. N. F.
Whyartl on Thurarlay. May. 19, at 2.30
p. m. A large atteudanee Is requested,.
Mr. Roy Hearst. of Meaford. Ont..
bought the printing outfit of The Dun-
gannon News,,., formerly conducted by
Mr. Harry Bellamy. The machinery
was removed tills week to Meafofd.
Unite a -number of ladles from the
Methodist congregation attemkd the
missionary Convention at (iuilerlch on
Wednesday of this week.
The ladles Ail of Erskine chnrrh
Iintend bolding in Ice Bream social in
the basement of the church on Friday
evening. May '20th.
A number of tbe villagers have se-
ems! their 'amply of (nal from Win.
- 31t4lure, Wb011aaz supply at Mer;aw.
Rev, I). D. Dnnglas Is attending the
meeting of the Anglican Synod at Lon-
don tilts' week.
Mens Ruby Allen. of the Sterling
!tank. Is away on .her vacation. visit -
Ing her sisters at StraHorst and
Kitchener. •Her posltlon is filled in
the mrtintfine by Itobgrt McQuillan.
of tle (rodlerieh branch. *
Thos..'arks has pur•haeed the forty-
acre farm owner! by Manson hest!. We
pnder.tanl Mr. l'arlts get-. possession
In June.
Mr. H. M. Duff, who has been indis-
posed for- the last throe years. Is. we
are sorry to say. lying critically ill at
present, having taken a turn for the
arse about a week ago. We egret to
we. also that lir. Main Treleaven is
.111 nn1111a1 to bed and Is not improv-
ing a 1" friends would like to sae.
Mr. .1. ('rawford is holy renovat-
ing and •ora tMg his palatial report
at Port. A rt known as "Dew-drop-
life.- We w Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
pleasure and comfort this summer in
their summer In a on the beach of
rake Huron.
' Rev. 1). I). Donee. preached to tie
Uddfellows on Sunday vening in the
Angtlkwn- ehur•h, These were sixty-
six of tux brethren ptesen including
some tlsdtor. from I.t„eknsov 1 (lode -
rich. The. church was filled o tie
doors. .
Dramatic Entertainment. -Toler
auspkvs, of the Dungannon \V(fnmen
Institute, .the popular comely dr:una,
"Tena !givers.'" will be given in tie
Agricultural Hall here on Friday, May
27. by the Kingsbridge 1)ratnaUc club.
This (club has a wide reputation as a
company of .clever actor., and a big
bourse is looked tor. -
Erie s oung. i ratoatie Mise Florenee Dewey, Violinist
11.rt11 of these young ladles are eq na•ted with Lnlon Conservatory
and
possess great talent in their respective line.'. Miss
Dewey has just returned 'from a convert tour
of 4%1 nasiss anti parts of tIiP Toltec! States
local solos will be given by Miss ida Way, of London, Miss Hazel
Belcher. of 4;oderfeh, Mrs. Russell'coatis, of McGaw
Station. and Miss Win de one.
Addresses Res. J. F. Keyeratt and Ree. A. W. Brown. •
A 1a+ueball game wl he playa! In Mr.'1 . Vanstun1's Meld. 'commenc-
ing at' 4 o'clock, bet sen Colborne and Goderich township teams.
A refreshment booth w be on the grounds. The patronage of the
gtener i l public is SOHO!
Admission Price to Supper aa& Coac lilt-A(I.ks 7k ; Ullldel,12, 3Sc
ij. F. KHNNF:DY, Chairman:
SPECIAL SHOWING OF
MILLINERY
-ON --
Friday and Saturday
MAY 6th and 7th
FEATURING 111
IR PRINCIPALLY 14
HAIR HATS
ORGANDY HATS
SAILOR HATS
SPORT HATS
LACE HATS
Al suitable for hot weather.
Miss Ali MacVicar
ti ton street, Goderich
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
On Saturday afternoon George Beac
finished up the work on the baseball eld
at Agricultural Park, so far at gr ding
and rolling are concerned. He ha made
a first-c.ass job of it, and when ed on
for a while the diamond will be second to
none in the N. W. League.
Shortstop Sturgeon is nursing a split
finger, received in practice on Monday
evening.
it is expected there will be a large
attendance of spectators at the first
League game of the season at Agricultural
Palk on May 24th, between the Purity
Flours and Clinton. The game will likely
be played in the afternoon. Clinton has
strengthened somewhat, and the old -tine
rivalry between these teams will not be
lacking in this game.
In an exhibition game at Wing -
ham on Wednesday, Wingham de-
feated Mt. Forest by the store
of 14 to 1. Batteries-Wingham.
Anderson and Sherbondy; Mt. Forest,
Fenton and MacNamara. Both these
teams are members of the N. W. League,
W Ingham being the winner of their district
last year.
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Ready -to -W¢
A walk through our Ready -to -Wear Department will reveal many new
novelties in Waists, Blouses, Coats, Dresses and Skirts. The
styles for the coming season are charming and you
will be delighted with the good values
offered.
., KINGsl hire;E.,
TLISDAY. Miy 10.
Mr. James Gilmore and Dr. Thomas
Gilmore. of Chicago. are visiting relatives
here.
Mise Genevieve tlt,nnor and Mr.
Gus. Kinahan, of St. Augustine, spent'
Sunday at the hoax of the formers
parents
Mr. Louis Turle, of iNindss, is renew-
ing old acquaintances here.
Mrs. James Foley met with' an accident
on Sunday evening, when his car collided
with Mr. Grant's car. Lucidly the serious
injuries did not extend beyond the can.
The ladies of the Altar Society intend
holr'ing their garden party in June this
year.
At the bowling green on Picton street
nn Wednesday afternoon, the first of a
series of tournaments in Scotch doubles
was played. There was a gond turnout
of players and the greens were in fine
condition. F. H. Martin and J. H.
Swaffeld were the winning team ; C.
Chapman and W. J. Rowell second.
intention is to have a torrnament 0
kind every wok, on WedO i M
aeon.
ranitti - CARLOW.
WEDNESDAY. May 11.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Coutts spent the
-week-end with Mrs. Coutts'' mother, at
Strad.
Mr.tInrShea. of Seaforth. finished drilling
for water for Mr. John H. Treble and is
at Mr. Wm. Bean's. Mr. Treble highly
recommends Mr. Shea.
Seeding is over and the farmers are
busy getting the land ready for corn and
root..
Some fine stock has exchanged hands in
this community to be put on grass.
Wilson Bros. have Mrs. Jas. Mitchell's
farts rented for erase-
Come
rassCome out and help our baseball team
practise Fnday evening and watch for
results May 24. at Benmiller.
Mr. Warner Walters has secured the
assistance of Mr. Tony Woomwool for the
eummet.
Keep an eye open for the date.of the
U. F. 0. picnic.
The question of the day is : Where
will all the roads lead to May 24 -Nile or
Benmiller
Our dlatriet sereaspeadedits hats re.
aponded aplemidi/ BM WIPE Meese
keep up the goad werL-Indlion-wt
gentlemen e, : a
CIODERiC11 TOWNSHIP.
Cowdry Women's Cinb.-At the
April meeting of the ('enntry Women's
Club the members were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mn P. ('
Mattel. A program was dispensed
with and the time spent sewing and
isaiyg Ws7sral natters of, basions
re, M. Mot Fos In Sad 14/11
4(alkeld
Dr's appointed t0 Mnvaaan. nwm-
lw for tie Ladies' AM of •lexand a
nen- ST. Ai t;BSTINE
;TUESDAY. May 10.
Miss Rose McGuire returned to Gone•
rich on Saturday after spending a couple
of weeks with friends here.
Mrs. Kennedy. of Buslo. Is visiting.
friends hare.
Mks Mae Redmond. of Arthur, spent
the week -end at her home here.
Mr. John A. Thompson is on the sick
list at present.
Mr. and Mn. Pat Welsh are visiting
friends in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McDonald and Mia.
Dunelda, of Jamestown. visited friends in
this vicinity one day this week.
Miss Emm'Cra(g. of Wingham, visited'
at Mr. James Craig's for a few days last
week.
I11'NIiANNO`C.
Following is the report r April 01
the Junior" nano of Ding' on public
'•114101: .Ir. III. (pars 4. 1 -Edna
,.'arks 390. Myrtle 1411114o 570, Alberta
Glenn 461, harry Whined 31 . .holm
Fowles • 271. Sr. 1I. (pass. 395)l -
Evelyn Culbert :.144, 4'er(I Begle) 525,
Mary Anderson 502. Lily 1t9`id 79,
Itlinthe Caldwell 46W, Alan Pearl I
4'M, Ray Buff 440, Mary Parks 4.
Frank Smvagi• 441, Benson Mole
Ruth Mon.•k :t70, Raymond Walden
:301, Stanley censer 210. Jr. 11. (pais
390t -Ma rim re! Ryan 491. Marie Ryan
IGrnxll iientlanl 452. ' /Niro-ihy
All 447, Erma Roach 441. F,mlly Mc-
('ltare 1/111. Billie Caldwell 3148. George
Moore . oravE. M. TIOHBOIIN S.
Tertcher.
CYC ,Y . N
At the Baptist ehureR t Sunday
servkw, will 1.., held anal at 11
a. m. and 7 p to. Bible school at 3
p. m. 1t. Y. 1'. 1', meeting at x p. m.
At Knox simnel text Sabbath divine
worship will he eenfircted by the min-
ister. Subjy(•tt 0f sermons, 11 a. m.,
ull M.aeure." 7 P. m.,
from the Book of Ruth_"
tebool .tad Bible classes at 3
k.
-'At the morning ferries. In Victoria
street Methodist (41111l44 next Sunday
Rev. S. Anderson, of Clinton, chairman
of the district, w111 preach. The even-
ing sermon will be by the pastor; sub-
Jest
ubjest - "Human Mirrors." Sunday
school at 3 o'clock.
The Presbyterlais of Bayfield and
LMolUS
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IGE T OIe, (r Oroesdaa)
IGESTION
wogabwsa Oa Who.K PPJ I !a• 1f/O`n/
ares? • wn.ts
MPO Or MUt.S4ou u
Blouses of Georgette °
Something entirely different in
Georgette Blouses in overblouses
and tie -ons, kimono sleeves, in colors
of navy, orchid, sand, pink, white and
two-tone effects. Exclusive styles.
No two alike. Priced from $5.95.
The Newest in 1
Separate Skirts
Separate Skirts are all the rage
this season. The styles are so be-
coming that no person's outfit is com-
plete without a few separate skirts.
Side -pleated, box -pleated, accor-
dion -pleated skirts are correct. They
come in large plaid designs, in all
pure wool. Priced from $10.00 to
$16.50. saltaillilltiRdiegaw
What about a White
Baronette Satin Skirt?
Made from beautiful lustrous
quality, rich Baronette Satin. These
skirts are ideal for better wear, they
are so dressy'and serviceable. $16.50
each.`
The Voile Blouses
are practical
The newest styles in Voile
Blouses, overblouses and tie -ons, in
white and colored, long and short
sleeves, some with high neck, others
with low neck. Sizes 36 to 44.
Priced from $1.50.
Neckwear Daintier
f4t,o^°"'he. 6 .., 8 than ever .
Neckwear is again the vogue.
The styles and the materials are
simply lovely and will add the finish-
ing touch to my lady's wardrobe. The
newer styles are heavy guipure laces
in collars and sets, also by the yard.
Tuxedo collars and sets in satins and
organdies are particularly smart.
Lace and_t vestings in white and
. cream.are very popular for suits,
dresses and sweaters.
imiammivivrean
Ladies' Marabou Stoles, newest
styles, very popular. From $10.00.
New goods arriving this week -New Voile Dresses, New Middies,
New Gloves, New Handbags, New Carpets, New Oilcloths, New Con-
goleums.
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EVERY DEPARTMENT IS OVERFLOWING WITH NEW MER-
CHANDISE -
Miller's Scotch Store"`
Bethany gatherer in large numbers at
church in BaylMld and had a
1y rias on Tuesday evening last.
win they celahratet the tenth anni-
ver.dpry of the induction of Rev. A.
Meeflttrlane as their mini,ter. Rev.
Me+ers. McDermid, (:hidley. Foote and
Hamilton, fellow Presbyters. were
Present to congratulate pastor and
people on the long and tnultfnt uervk'e.
Needless to fest', the ladies added their
part and a great and festive oenaion
wits tie result. The chair was occu-
pied by the senior elder, Mr. John
Fraser of Hayfield.
ltev. S. S. 'lardy, rector of St.
George's, is attending the meeting of
the Anglican Synod at London this
week.
Presbytery of Hama.
The Presbytery of Iluron held its
regular May meeting at (Tinton
on Tuesday last. Mr. 'McIntosh pre-
.Ided and the following were pres-
ent : Dr. Larkin. Messrs. Lundy.
Foote. Abney, Telford, ('hklley, Me-
i)ermld. Ro.*. Hogg, McConnell, Mac-
farlane. 13cLeSn, (larrlere and Ham-
ilton. ministers, And Mawr-, ('nnntiug-
ham, ('nM, Bell, Lindsay, Fraser. Yule
and Tough, elders. The work of the
Synod in eonneetlon with the work of
Sabbath s -hoots and young penplea
.orh'tles was reported urpon and the
work of eamps and summer arhools
wife commended to the members. Mr.
Hogg led in a conference on "A ieeson
for Onr Timees from the i)ptwtle to the
Hebrews;' in whleh many Jolted.
Pine next meeting will he held In Gone -
rich
North stem ita4hwRat Chneeh.
The congregation of Sort.. mite
ehnn•h were the .coca!n of MP L•dtew'
AK who .erved a moat snmptuons
dinner. nn Thursday evening. 'There
was a fine turnout sad • very enjoy-
able and prntdtahre t4lnbijt *Ai spent.
Tn. 314 bate .bast.i-ccammodkouo
convenient kitchen installed In the I -
schoolroom and have also had tbe
cllureli parlor repainted and the-WM -
rctbited. They have Jest dowel a
prosperous year with a handsome In-
crease In income and membership.
The officers for the ensuing year are:
President, Mrs. Sinclair: peretary,
Mrs. H. H. Long: treasurer. Mrs. .1. H.
Itoohertson.
tin Tuesday everting the North street
League were the guests of the Nile
Epworth League. This visit was
originally planned for an evening in
February Inst and had to 111. postponed,
as the night was too stormy to take
the trip. The Nile friends proved to
be most admirable harts and a de -
Rightful evening was spent. The North
street visitors provide) the program.
After this tasty refreshments were
served. The thanks of the visitors
were extended by Mr.-Firnest i'rih•hard
and supported by Miss Dougherty.
Services in North street Methodist
ehun•h next Sunday be as follows:
10 a.m., Mimeo, Mission Bawl, Men'.
(club. The topic In the Club will be.
"grayer," and will be Introduced by
Dr. P)mmerson. Public worship at 11
a. m. and 7 p. m. The pastor's morn-
ing theme will he: "Tents oat." Even-
ing : "Cbrlfet's Mtnlstry of Healing"
--a hospital sermon.
on Wednesday evening at A o'clock
sharp the annual congregational meet-
ing will be held. Reports will he pre
-
"merited from every department nt the
cherrb's work. !revery member and
anpgnrter of the work 1s eordfally In-
vited.
n-
v1teed.
Among the floral decorations of
North street church last Hneday arta a
magci0eent sheat of tulips. They
w.14 !in gift of Mr. Jewess F.. Brows
of Kingscllds wins ts s Reset Ices. s>,ap
prodneer of flnweAa, glddtoli ad -d (alipa
beige his eprhky. fle M aeerwtary
of Asir HOrtk'nitnral Society whl.h
r7orxeposusstt+tew
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-BABrDAY
Every Saturday dur-
ing May will be Baby
Day at Sallowi Studio
One copy of the photo will be
presented to each baby having
his or her picture taken on
these days
Bring your Baby in any
Saturday during May
R. R.SALLOWS
Photographer
and Satnnlay. Kingfsvllle is the most
southerly town In the Dominion and
this kindly Mothers' Day greeting
from the sentinel town of the South
to the town of the Golden Gate to ties
West helped very much to enrich the
tender sentiments and mise oriew
awakened by the services.
Mrs. W. F. Gallow left this week on e
visit to Ottawa, where she will be the
guest of ?Ara Dave -
Mr. Ed. Pridham was home from Wa-
terloo over the week -end and was .ccom-
p.nied on the visit by bis friend, Mr1
Rabb. of the any. town.
Mrs. E. J. Dnwmott, of Toronto, N vlsIt'
,..erase
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