HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-6-2, Page 7See Our Select Stock of
Ladies' Whitewear
in the Latest Effects
Ladies' Collars
and many other lines of wo-
men's and children's wear.'
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'Novelty Goods
A very extensive line. It
would be worth your.while•to
call and inspect them.
Miss S. Noble
South Side Square - - G. risk
Mcr wen's
Specials
Phr91W4S4TWilt •rtdure4-Ilrices.-.4
8heering at red:n`ed prima.
Rockfaet Drill at rv4ua•ed pet'-
itiugham ai reduced price*.
A nice_ aawsrtment for Winslow
--Curtains. from tae and up.
Ai:irbbt Serge, nary trine. double
-
width. at SL:3 pet%)ard.
Underwear, to clear, 1' p' •
worth while.
A greit unmM r of ort e -1••s- b,
1 roceriee at reslu'r4 pewee.
J. J. McEWEN
The Square Phone 16
a
Good Plumbing
IS A DELIGHT
Poor Plumbing
IS AN ABOMINATION
When we do' the Joh,\ite
Ire you the right khat •
that gives you oleo -
fort. •
ki
stud
FRED. skI UNT
"THE PLV, g:R"
Hamilton St►Nt Phone 1.35
1'tumning lieetinl3
Eavestrotighine Metal
as
New
Summer
Millinery
In milan, organdy
tulle and mohair, with
trimmings from the
plain corded and
moire ribbon to the
beauty of flowers and
mounts.
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston street, Goderich
White
Footwear
We have an excep-
tionally large assort-
ment of White Foot-
wear this season for
everyone. Let us sup-
ply you.
SPECIAL VAL U E S
IN
Men's Fine Roots
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Saturday, June 4th
AT
Hern's ,$oot Shop
When It's a
Question of
Electrical
. Goods
ROBERT TAIT
"The OId Reliable"
A full stock of Light Fix-
tures, • Electrical Household
rten:.ils, etc., always on hand.
Estimates given and con•
tracts taken for Electric
Wiring' and Fitting.
ROBT. TAIT
West St. Next Postoffice
Phones: Store 82, Res 193
DECORATING
AND
Decorating Materials
Wall Papers, Paints, etc.
We .ell you the materials. or
tike the contract of decorating
our home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plate Glass
Mirrors, etc.
We can supply your wants in
any kind of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSON
North side West st. Phone 354
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4111 P
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Airy
THE SIGNAL
He Knows
All doctors know what a
wonder' ul protector to the
skin there is in the healing,
soothing oil* and dieinIc.t-
ant properties of
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
end hnw effeense t-dehuoy is for
washing blanket., beddo•.a sod all
ear/mots that lunch the akin.
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fODESIGN, ONT.
Mi<ses Neaaie Kay and le G t
hath I. i, l.,r their ho Ilea 1'llnnipe'.;
at
atter spending the winter aid' fda►ivt-
and friends in 13rueetla
After an illness of several walks. Mrs. i
I Larry James.died SaWrdaY morntng,Mav
.lst-, in her fiftieth yea . Sane" the death
of her husband two years ago, Mrs. Jami'
had continued tocarry on the Ameri',u,
hotel and`kept the house lip to
standard.
a lo, Before 1 took Lydia E. Pink-
s ie
rat DOALL MY
HOUSEWORK
aCompound
's
Moot sixty acres of flax have heir, hamVegetable
sown so tar this season
bylrtd the
Unit,r,i 1 could hardly get about.
Flax MLll Co., and one
r m
!acres will be added. The mill will nt.1 •_ - --.
likely be started until this crop is off. Coburg, Ont,- "For many years I
The executors of the estate of the tat, have had trouble with my nerves and
ta. H. James have decided to keep the have been in a general run down con-
iA rican hotel open. under the manage- dition for some time. 1 could not do my
men of John Bateman. who filled. that work half of the time because of the
'Pr siti the last two )'ears under Mrs trouble with my monthly 'sickness. 1
I James• was told of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound by friends and advised
e-ie1d his residence here Ice W try. it.. It hal done me good, and I
. strongly recommend it. Since 1 have
' Winnipeg. h
1 F. Burchill.
The induction of Rev. J. P. McLeod. taken it 1 hay a been able to do all my
own work, and 1 also know friends who
r, late of Wyoming, minister of Melville have found it good. You can tyre thew
church. Brussels. too place on May Iltth, facts as a testimonial." -Mrs. Ft 1.F.14
in the Presence of a la e congregation FLATTERS, Box 761, Cobourg, Ont.
I Why will Women continue to suffer se
I'rilher, ('ottix a clung is more than we can understand,
. rot hev, .i.. father, coin • lour ..'.,; when they can find health in Lydia F-
use now. for ma 1105 ettun' ' riser_ Pinkham's Vegetable Compound?
bear ; .Jas got all, the furittni ,ort .m For forty.year$ this good old fash-
th• yard from the front 11.«,r '1.c kmed rout and herb remedy, which
the arc -"t The adore must ' contains no narcotics or harmful drugs,
awl ise put in the s11e1, 14011 1h, >,,. has been the standard remedy for fe-
must. 1.- 1'Itrlll/sl of cocoa' recess, t'. 'male ills, and has restored the health of
time to 'genii and the stroll's t1...3
remands of women who have been
and the frout ,whalow Mesal- -.se , u,•- tr bledwithsuchailmentsasdisplace-
Igl:as` - men .:, inflammation, ulceration, trreg•
father. dear father, cone. hum, ,,cine ularitl s, etc.
un• isms anal bri'1R W,We 1:14!41-.11.1:.::k.'
olul n,, :a„I If yu want special advice write to
t J1rs s•, It's mean di etve 44 410'1 :11,.1 � Lydia E. nkham Medicine Co. (confi-
tller. s .nothing to eat Y'm- err hen:ry-"dentia'), Ly , Mass. Your latfar will
1 nl-weak at the knees. Alt the ,li„o. 1 be opened, r d and answered by a
welt' have will Ie. rnld 'wraps) aii'l -n• woman and hel n strict confidence.
and ,wt ll have to tat 'wending n;• '
for the table and all are out ,*
hack,, ,xla, 1 wishstbe houses::, ,
was rhrougb,-_-- ad _
father.
er de• 1,11111' 11..1•, '
li
COUNTY AND DISTRICTa'1
ne.
Milk is nine cents a quart at Rt )ey;. Fath
P h Ilei• now. hie ma is as 1114441,` a
John F. Cooke, of Belfast. took -honors sh' says that y1111 re out' .4 I:,zc
in the final examinations at 'the Ontario i and Hurt «hr shall 1.11r`•,n'
C. lleee of Pharmacy. There s' pointing to do and,
William Keith, a Culross farmer, hid the 'p to ,hang and 111• t,11,•I.,�t-
t'n head o' cattle killed by lightning in and 4e>(itigs to scrub: for it'. I,u•.••
the storm of May 22nd. cleaning 1 1111 Neal you've _.'t to 'onm
IMr. and Alrs John Y. Jamieso.n,rol the l norms and revel 111 ends and col,' 4[rnh.
Aron road. Hutlett. on May 20th cele t
vv
Tit
old 4
to weir
-r weny•
Ibrated the t t fifth anniversary oft
John Coutts and Miss Lavine J. Clark, ' SCHOOL CHILDREN
hath of 'alton. were united in marriage'
by Rev. . Lundy at the Kippen manse
on May 11 .
The induct' n of Rev. E. F. Chandler, I Need Rich, Red Blood to
late of Kilsyth, as ministtr of the Walton
! their wedding P
Lind Moncrieff Presbyterian congregations g
ALE ANDD NERVOUS Nlll.ul t:oc.-r,nn m1 rira•b« tti4I, 1hta'will
Regain Health and Strength.
took place at Walton on Tuesday of .this Many children start school. in excel ent
'reek.
The young son of Rev. Mr. Sinclair of examinations. hurried meals and crowded
' Centralia swallowed a key which lodged schoolrooms cause their blo,.d to become
in the lower part of his throat. He was weak, their ne ves over -wrought and their
taken to the hospital at London. where c( ter and spirits lost. It is a mistake to
the X-ray revealed the location of the let matters drift when boys and girls sh ,w
key. and it was removed. symptoms of nervousness or Weak bl• od.
News has been received fmm';Calgary They are a most sure to fall victims of St."
health, but atter a short time home work,
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MEN'S SUITS
of Right Quality
As well:as our^younq
of Right Quality
As -as young
men's style we carry a
arge and complete
ck of the more con -
models' for
ng and old,
'n price from
8.50.
s!
ser .live
both 'ou
ranging
$16.50 to
a
SPECIAL
R
day
Saturday and
15 Men's Eng
Worsted Suits in blu
and fancy materials, all
new patterns. While .
they last $22.50.
All -wool blue Serges,
guaranteed indigo dye.
pure wool, single and
double breasted styles.
While they last $35.50.
Special,— 15 Men's
Suits to clear at $16.75.
1 1
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M. ROBINS
f the death there on Ala' loth of Mrs. Vitus dance, or drift into debility that
v
•Gtorge Stewart forme'ly Miss Alpe Hicks leads to other troubles Rego ar mf al-,
daughter of the late William elic.e of outdoor exercise and Verity of sleep a:e
Stephen township. She had been in the recessary to combat the nen.,,- wear o
West eleven years and was in her fortieth school life. But it is still more important
• year. that parents should pay attention to the
At the Methodist parsonage, Crediton, wool child's blood supply Kelp this
on Vsednesday. May 113th, Rothe, daugh- rich
cl 'and red by and giving
r Dr. wr. illbe sturdy
and tit for school. The value of Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills in • cases of this kind
is shown the statement of Mrs. Wats'n,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli King. oras united
in marriage, to James Mawhinney. young-
est sor. of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mawhinney. The young couple will live Grand Fa N 13.. who says : "[n the
on the groom's farm in Stephen. spring of 19 my daughter Thistle, then
111.YTII. twelve year sot age, began to show symp-
Jacob 1'ungblu', of Blyth. announces toms of nervousness which develop d Into
the engagement of his daughter, Alice, to St. Vitus dance, She seemed to to e
R m. Archambault, the wedding to take control of her limbs and at times every
med to be twit ening
ouble seeme(1 to be
ally decided to
Pills, and the
marriage will take place early in June. result was better even t11at1 we had hop d
BAN FIELD. for, and she is now enjoying the best of
health."
The Orangemen are busily preparing lieu can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
,for the Twelfth of July celebration to be through any dealer in medicine or by mail
held here. at -60 cents a box or or 4.15 bore, fur $2.50
Bayfield is to have a doctor again. Dr. from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co ,
Scultard, from Chatham, a young man Brockville. Ont.
who served overseas in the war. having
opened up an office in Dr. Smith's old
stand. •
,,;ace early in June. muscle in her body
Mr, and Mrs. M. B:aithwaite announce and jerking, and the f
the engagement of their daughter. Della growing worse. We
Maretta. to Alva Clinton McDowell. The five Dr. Williams' P'n
Summer visitors are beginning to make
their appea ante.
LFCKNOW.
Mrs. T. Vs mon, who has not had
good health for' some time. has ,undergone
34r opeeation at the Wingham hospital for
removal of appendvt and tumors. She is
getting on yell.
Alexander Morrison, an old-time resi-
dent of Lutknow and Dungannon, died at
' Portage la Prairie, Man,, on May 14th, in
his seventy-fourth year. • He was a tailor
by trade.
The home of Mrs. Finlayson was struck
by lightning in the recent severe storm
and considerable damage;- was done.
though the. h. use did not take lire. Mrs.
Finlayson got a shock t'h`at rendered her
unconscious Ger some tirlle.
R'IN/;11,'.M.
Dr. Geo. Howson, who recently grad-
uated from the Royal Cotiege of Dental
Surgeons, is spending a fe.v weeks at his
home here prior to opening an ofti. a in
Toronto. -'
Mrs. John Alderson, formerly of Wing -
ham, died last week at Fergus, in her
seventy-fourth year.
The Din1•rrm•e.
Coal Merchant at -x: '-sly)-Hteld on
that bad hasn't been w.3ghed. 11 looks
to me a tiifle large for a t. n.
Driver -'Tamil intended for a tun. I. 's
two tons.
• Coal Nlerchant-All rt;;`..t, Go ahead.
-Climbing over the transom of the door
leading to the bar of the Queen's hotel
here during the night of May 24th. a
thief stole $30 from the till. The police
are working on the case.
SEAFORTH.
Dennis Andrews has sold his residence
h • e to Jas. McGill and will eave shortly
wit his family to take a position with
the .le Leaf Milling Co. at Port Col-
borne. e has been an employee of the
flour mill re (or the past twenty years.
Jack Min the Kingsville naturalist, is
to give a lectu here about the middle of
June.
Thomas Knox, oif,San Francisco. has
been visiting friends here after an absence
of fifty years. H- left Seaforth at the
age of sixteen and had never been hack.
George Chesney Sproat, Of Stratford,
formerly of Seaforth, has entered into
matrimonial bonds, the pride being
Annabel Wood, youngest daughter of
Alexander Wood. Sl. Marys.
BRUSSELS.
r, J. Cantelon. who has resider' at
Vancouver the last twelve years, is here
Open Evenings on a viola. Ile was born at Bluevale and
may again make his home in this county.
BIG WORLD
VENTS.
c'utdiun, d iron/ p:
ielll•y art. row• taw.
' mob. the 1'nit.d Slat 1.s .n.,. 1111lig
r, st
11.1•1 114114 111„111 agrimiltuctl iut10l
the 1:11•11:•11c:overnmrnt ea. pl.0u0t11
P
h. erones those 11Ii III' Ilupi,rtatii,u 111
0'114.41 1. T1141 t•t•lno1144141111144141114.4va1144141114.4rtTrr•t-
ice .tugust 1. 7t is 1«•Itel,vl iu 1`a0-
Is• of -'l)W Iplp.lu she'll -growers in
1'anada, thona;h to shirt '\tout
doubtful under- t,r'.elt 'irru11i"int 0'e`
A'good ileal .)•9svub upon the amount
f wheitt in store in linos-,•. That
,onnrtry ha. to the pa -1 pr,01t1'ed a
gr,•:1t deal of the wheat .h.• h_: 1111-
suultsl• 411111 the d,•`t..,14•b,,• hate not
rpt hrdia,tdsl wh.-i44•1' 4 -ranee i+ he•r-
<tdf "Shirt lir Is • lief fug ' for other
European ,onaatrlr•«. 4 1114' cartons
Brain ex,•INrica4«-uf-Canada there i+_aft
its•lin:itiun to await fiirth,•r details 1«e -
fore trying to t-tincit.• the prolethle
effect on this 001111try of the it'liitu,
Japan 'a1`,, is taking measure. with
a ci+-w' M tariff changes. 1.'onsuls of
41444 -4•,*wtstry uu tliis , without, ha\e•
been notified that 11 ties tariff late
m ie. Mtn -affect on dnaa• I. The ground
taken is that •tariff rearrangements fur
imerssary with a view to as4141ing iu
rte-atablttsiaR 3 4'•
te•tton of m:rnnfacdtiring industries is
the primary --tersia -nf the Japoso's,•
J:ropesals,' particularly xi0e „pelt.r.
indilstrtal.
chemical., iron and steel
.1.1 fillet glance 1t is said, hint Canadian
manufacturers will bre hit to ,1 111111 111 --
grew- toy this new writeur.'.
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Britain exeh' is 10 raise more r.'\emu,•
by in'r.c,`ltig her postal rate. from
11114 petop' tenial.-i•altl«•ta't tur-4r,ht:tl
'aril,. .11//1 f^,.Ili two/I/ewe halft4'nnv
to 1hn•,lome nit foreign liif'rs '
tui„pyright."l by_krili+h +it1111 1''''nn1n1
Press 1.itutI.'d
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Thiu'..dnf. Julie 2. 11121. 1
Time for Straw gats
Keep abreast of the season and make yourself
a present of a cool, light straw hat. This
is June and straw hat time.
We have a
stock of Sum-
mer Head wear
that will please
you...
4.,
Also other
comfortable
summer wear-
ables for men
and boys.
PRICES. TO SUIT THE TIMES
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
1IHE SQUARE GODERICH
S4II1(IOL KEIh1RTS.
r'rnN.
Thr f„llow ing is the is 10,11 of s. v
NO. I1 lslitn lft and 4 ,d1..rter f..r-+lo•
Month ,,t y11a. 11.1m -in 'inky, of
merit Sr. it -Itrtter Tigers-. hrwin
'ester., 1•., !:dna Lily, 1 'c.t.J,,a I. ;Irr.
1 ora ,:rah:1m • Sr. I11. --Jean
i'r. dr yl11onl:uJ, Ehu,a ural1un, .1 r.
111, %lma .bdu„tone. .1':01 Lesh.or,
Jr. 1 A .-;.luyd 1:,,i,W' , 4'1,.rt,nt
Vost,•r. .Ir ►t. 14' '1,11,.4 ' .Tessler.
Rlnh 1 •ter. Her Eby.'Sr. 1.•
Jr. 1'r. '4.ii an Ity.ru, 1I.1 ry 1.e1111mr.
1'hoa', who to s',• mad, u,o`t pirpt n-.
hi the' nlrmlh r.': Edna la,y. .Inas
Bogie, 1'111yton 'usl,•r. Hut
lib:hard 1'101.011s. he following Is the
result of the 'ersai ri, Mei test. (fir 1h,•
1 --inane -_ 141.
honors :.11,11. 1.1ss Tart Tt.s',I r 'ligate
:Iter. Edna I:ley :tin, Erw. 1 Foster :.seen
Moths Foster 49s, I:aura s irs histo 4:,7
A. M.
s Nli, ',
`Phi' (1,11ooin ih,• r,•10ns ,f cls.•
prtpit • itr!E et. At. --.a' 4 uJl.ur.uv..ft . the
mouth of May : Sr. IV. --4;. Jtoy;te ,
N. Ttlurluw 4i14 .
1V. 1t. 4'hi-holm 107. Sr. 1,1,1. .1
Mc4's1 TIl1 :Iht. F ',orlon '11:5. .1. Vrei.-•
roan 2_t,, 11 Horton MI.. Sr It .1
4'kishmhit ,7,_l: aluiu-;;I1,-1.
maul _111 11. 11- 4 Nierris 2.41. e'
(torten 107 $r I #I1. Frrl•m.1u. .\
Frcr•n1:w, Jt. }t,ari'a. Primer - - 1:
[(orlon. A. 1.1:1?s- 11. 4'teok- N0a110v
111 fall 1f', average 'attendants. 141. T.
\I, h I1.111'T41N, Tea1111.1'.
1I'Nlfslt 11(11(11. 101'N4;AN\I .N
Follow i, ' 1 c the m'a'rt of the Jnnfor
rew,m of 1ningwluwu public sahra.l :.1r.
It'. 11141.1+ 4:111I •M).rtle Sill 111 :*N2.
E111s1 Perk. 5:04 Alberta Elates 5111.
Harry Whyard 8,17. John rowli'r 2714,
1'ltlyin Me1111yr' 17:1. Sr .11. ,(p:ass
:11411 - Evelyn ('011011 :I:JI, Maty
Anderson :1111, 141y Reid 7425. 1'leil
It'4;l.•y 7)22. Itlsm•hl• tsald wMI 4'11
I'rarik -*trap. 444,..A1atn 1'enIkind 4 •s.
WI. Ihitt 4:,4, [bloom Mole 4441. 11*4.•
mond Ws hien 4:14,• 111.1)1 Mood: 42
Miry Turks 319, Sla'dry (lrser 204
.1r 11 Iplw 311(1)- 'lane Ryan 41;o.
Margaret Ryan 41,14, Dorothy All"n 44s.
Enos !touch 443, Itulwld I'elitland
Oki, Emily Mrt'hlm 3xt, ltillk•
well 324, (fro. Moors 237. OLIVE M
TNIIFBORNF, T i. -her
"To bite that hath
shall be 'liven' -
Wu the Biblical verelon of our
modern saying: "Nothing .no -
owed* lite success.” So 1t was
with Dr. Pharos, or Buffalo, N. T.,
who, over V) year dun, gave to
the world • Preecrlption which
has never been equalled as •
tonic for the weaknesses of
women- Many women In every
hamlet, town or city will gladly
testify that Dr. Piet,'. -'s Favorite
Prescription did tti'•m a world of
gond. Ask your neighbor.
Another of this great phyd.
elan's enccnseful remedies Is
known as i)r. P1eree'• (:olden
Medical nlecovery,, end, Ilke the
"Prescription,” la now sold h
drnggtsu everywhere, In both
Ilquld end table/. Tbla EWA 1.•
arts was a .necnsa from ths
start, for the Itat of man and
women all over the universe
who have succes°fully need it
tor Ind Ignition and as a blond
toile and system hnllder, makes
110 amazing total of thouaapde.
aaw.—
Bring Your Films to us for De-
veloping, Printing and Enlarging
Prompt Service
Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Phone No. 1.
C. DUNLOP, Phm. B.
The Retail Drug Store God, rich
THE BLUEBIRD WASHER
Call :out see a demonstration o1• the best \'..+-I,'1 ,
•
Mnt•hiine on .the market. We are agents.
t-ripehten dile ,crueltp t:e►L._kta k111ikt•epillg. witl1 ,,1 , „f
these easy -running ntashines„which save labor antl-presets%'•.
health wet iv 001 tamper - -
EDISON , MAZDA ItA)
are .the vstandard, up-tik'slatc .•Tee((ri.t Tig)it. 1TeiliivrTTi(i'Im
Abtn ail kinds of
ELECTRICAL GOODS
for house. .store. office „r work.huln.
-Estimates made anti eontru't. taken for �'It ctrl,.
wiring tturl other eleel rival work.
A. J. LAITHWAITE
1)111 1'olhorne 11rt'1 Corner Phalle231 Hamilton St.
11•0140090".. aret44^/
Not Worried.
He "if 1 were to die you'd never get
another husband like me."
Six --"What makes you imagine 1
oho ild ever want another Tike you ?"
PARITY FCO
nate.
et/VI Icy FL'OHA'-
a
Restore
Your OId
Favnrlte
PURITY
FLOUR
More Bread and Better Bread
49
SATISFACTION !
The thing a merchant must give,
' a. *quality the customer cherishes.
'You will get satisfaction out of our
clothes because they are high up
in. duality.
F. H. MARTIN, Tailor
.