The Signal, 1921-12-1, Page 44--T1Lnrsday, December 1, 1921.
THE SIGNAL
- GODERIOH, ONT.
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end vlth friends In (JOderkh. The director* of West Wawanosh
DUNGANNON Fire Insurance Co. met on Tuesday
11'm. McClure received a carload of of LtNt week.
R'e(inestlay, Nov 30. oats and corn. Charles Elliott returned home Ylast
THE LOCAL AGENCY FOR THE, Mr. W. 11. Fraser, tlx• Liberal can- week from the North country, brlug-
1 Signal is at N. F. Wbyanl'• Store, ditlate, was in the village en eaturday. (tlg ick u fine deer.
where orders will •be received for rub- Miss Walden is vlsitiug her brother, Mrs.1t• J, Crawford r181tld In (lode
seriptions, advertising and Job work Rev. A. V. Walden. rich over Sunday.
and receipts will be given for amounts The Methodist church held a, very Mr. Jam+ M
eallough receivedword
paid for the same. atln•eastul social last Friday evening. front his sn.It1-law. Alex. Durnin, of
Mr. H. Anderson is opening up a Mr. Alex. Mowbray le 1111d up with the West, that he had been burnt out
shop (n the Allen block. Mr. Ander- an attack of quinsy. ' and had lost Lis entire crop, imple-
son Is buying for Silverwoods, Loudon- Mr. Alf. Errington visited in Lemke menus and nine horses. ills insurance
had Just run our ten days before. B. J. Crawford spent the week- and Sarnia last week. There will be a mtteionary meeting
--- and tea in the Methodist (gaunt next
'lliairsiay night. ,
`■ r • / ■ * $ R $11 ■ 1K ■ ■ 1/ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ IIIThe Ladies Ail of the Presbyterian
111,11 clausal' intend holding a hasear and
■tea in the basement of the church on
i . Weiuewlay, !Wernher 14th, commetw•-
ia, ,t a'o'cbu•k. ,Come end buy guar i
Great Values �n Men s ■ (.lfr mss presents. In the evening al
■ 111o1y delaare uud entertainment trill
a t•., user* In the auditorium of thel
iSuits and Overcoats i■ \i;.. .1. }t. ]la•Nabb rewivet w•oN i:arr__week_ot-the death of Mrs. Robert
11 St.Nldar . formerly Mrs. Gordon An -
Sats and ■ de'eiou. ' Mrs. Stoddard had not been
li
/�� to we' ool lewtlth for Nomtime. She
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_Overcoats l 1 4 io 11*'t r home In Fenton. Mich.
■ Mr.. and. Mrs. Wnl. Begley, of Port
x, ■ Hover. .al • visiting friends here.
Ther.• afro a muubcr of •vauplaints
-• / fr.,.many .luomsevrlve'R of tunnel
� 'ateh our wtnclow display for greata fruit k eling. a large nnmtNar fer-
■' mehtill¢.-'-tracing taken nn a dw ided
■ bargains in..1Ien's Suits and' O�'ercoats. ■ nip and lots of pep. Why caused p
Born. -To Mr. and Mrs. Dennis. of
■ ▪ There will be various prices in the lot and everyone ▪ .the 4th eon.•ecslon. twlrs. ,
School Report. The following is the
■ a big bargain -don't miss this -fust to come will rt of the junior worn of Dungan -
...an public echoed for. the month of
have the best choice. ember �Ir Zit= .mor. -Marl
Am sum 61:e. Evelyn Culbert tee2, Lily
■ : .r Yax++-flan lentlatnl SpA.
Any Suit or - Overcoat in, lindow, $25.00. -$--- ae� t_Im
Ray Ditff 542, Veen -•
exle v 3'211, ran
■ j_ Savage 3f1, Raymond Walden 491.
IN. Itlanehe tnldwell. 490. Mary Parks
■ lea 477. itelo pas* --Ronson Mel,. 44 t.
•Pridham ■ Sr. 11.-Hmtb!'s-3argsret R} -an rwt,
Erma' Roach M2. Dorothy Allen 49+.
1 Merle Scan tirePass - Ronal11 1'ent-
OOderich ■ bolo 441. Rielly Velure :Coil. Below
I pass -Billie haldw '1 355. Geo. ]swine
3011. Calvin Whitler*. 317. St- ley
i-Orser 210. Pt. 11--Pa+x-Na •y
Klef 246.. Arthur Brow* 243. Everett,
' Erriugtoit 219. Urban ('itrtln 3011. Iia
low pass --Benson Caldwell 173.
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■ Phone 57.
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Walter C.
THOMAS McMILLAN
Liberal Candidate For�South Huron.
the tests presented by Mr. McMfillan and
others that the freight rate ma• amute• of
December 13, 102u, wa,tentirrly n•un.vel.
• Mr. McMillan was invited last year by
Hon. M. 144.herty, I'roviticial Minister of
Agriculture, to act on a comml•wion to
investigaate anal report on tla• problem of
providing at spasms of rural credits suit-
ahM to the productive nods ad the fann-
ers of l lntario. This inion co[wiateel
of Prof. Jackman, of the i•niversityol
Toronto, yr McMillan anal Mr. \I. II.
t-'`d,.a \lihen thrIr report- 1164 11
in, Mir. Weir, manager of the ramie
its syatenI of Manitoba, said: "With my
Ipennnal kuuwkrige of Ontario conditions
and after four years' experience adminis-
tering the Mlataled)* *system, this report is
repk•te with every neon lendauon 1
(r•uld Amiably wtgpest."
Tare are only some of many as -ea -ions
upon which Mr. McMillan has employed
his recognized abilities in behalf •,f the
cause of agriculture.
•Th•.ma. McMillan is one of the out-
standing (amens •of Ontario. For years
she Was engaged in Fanner:' Institute .
work, and ,whenever an occasion arises,
calling for s,.nu•une with ability to plead
the came of the fanner. Mr. McMillan is
sells of the tint to be thoti&ht of.
• .(,bout a veal: ago. when Mr. J..1 Mor-
rison, hese( of the I'. F. 0. on2anial-that,
t,
wanted sense capable non to {►recant
the fanners' care b•f•,re the
Tariff Commission sitting at
Inn-
on, iea tr -Mif. McMillan.
T- p� -
Mr. McMillan went before the Commis-
sion and made es, splendid a Allowing
that he was complimented by Mr. Mur-
risnn and by the pteas•
Again, when theliveattxk industry was
found to be heavily handicapped by in-
cn•aysel freight rates, Mr. \1c`lillan was
one "(those appointed to go before the
1l4161i0n Railway Commission to present
the case for reduction, and sr*a ably were
£mall Kippered Herrings per tin 10c
Pulled Figs ., - per lb 30c
Rice 3 lbs. 25c
New Dates per lb. 20c
Kippered Herrings ....large tin 18c
Greek Currants . - r.. per lb. 19c
Recleaned Currants, very fine,
--7----- ---22c
New English Peel, mixed .-, , -,-•-- • • 50c
Large Bar Castile Soap • • •• • • 20c
Pink Salmon .. .lease tin 15c
Primary ('}ass --Alien Art
Dnff. Verdun Mowbray. ('a ,'Walden.
- Eldon (Silbert. Benson Park.. Riney
F-rrtngton. Grace Young. Harvey Mole.
Kenneth Mewbrey, Wilfred Pentland,
Roy Errington. '0. M. T1CHBORNE.
teacher.
i
in thts;dap--ot ,gweIaliets. ane per
wm is trained in a certain Moltke-.
or profession until he becomes 111.ve
proficient in it than :any layman could
possibly be. For this reason when
Tallying rigs and atindries you shunb
rely upon the judgment of nn ester'
engird pharmacist. When 5014 'rem
nn- ad. In . }nor favorite magazine it
renally 'Rays : '•}latxlled by reliable
druggists.'' No (kmbt you have'formel
a habit of- buying soaps. toilet prepar-
ations. and similar goods at n drng-
store beelines you associate the i,lea
of quality and purity w ith drugs.
This Idea should be broadened '••• as
gid. - We know tape are a--Yyer.•f n1
that met nt
cronventit•.• advantages w'lal•h rhe
druggists of this community eff.•r you
When You need such goods as they
ritrry. L It. W14LF.. druggist. GaNbe-
Make It a Real OIft
Shop as much as you will, you carrot give family or friends
a more aer•ptable remembrance than a real Photo Portrait 1m one
of our charming new mountings. Just now there are a lot of
mothers who are bringing the kiddies to the Studio for Christmas
Photographs --and Incidentally they are basing their own portrait
made et the same time.
Studio appointments can bo arranged to Moet your convenience.
J. T. FELL
IPIIr Now is the time to renew your subscription -SI
PORT ALBERT
Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Long, of Brantford.
and Mr. t ury Smith. of Monktun.
cl.itstil 'with heir relatives, Mrs. Gere
RN }latfletian a Jib' • A.-Greeu, of
I'.'rt Albert.
lhai t forse•t t
b•
r(a�r
December for the elitet'(atnment at
the hall at Port Albert. Miss W.
Cunningham. our tea1•her h e, is giv-
ing a great deal of ler time to the
preparation of a apdeettd progitem for
that evening 141111 a gaol time Is looked
forward to. The admission will be
re;a sus ble.
The people of this place learned
with deep•.t •regret of the sol se,ct-
dent that befell Leonard MacManue
last Saturday night, when he was
struck by an auto while crossing the
street. Ile was rushed to the h,a,pital
where lie received every mealiest aid
11114 diel a few hour. later. Much
sympathy is felt for the bereaved anew.
somas Wiles: et Odalattice
is not improving AR quickly 6a her
many friends would thee to saw her.
The eongregatk,n of Bt. Andrews'
church 1., {faring their entertainment
on December 1601, to be held in the
church. Further particulars will be
Veen to this eolurma later.
The proee(ls of the social evening
in the Augu4an chinch herr
amounted to 9-19.60 after all
the 3.'Sr1 of
i
IOFNSURANCE
EVERY KIND
nsuran - , That 'Protects
' Every property owner and business man recog-
tilss-e&Uva- due of good insurance. He sees that his
property is -fully cove -6a and his policies kept in force.
Reliable Insurance
is easy for you bo�-ge hma
is y- specialized in
trustworthy insurance ever since it went into business.
Make good insurance the motive power of your bus-
iness. Painstaking service will go with it. Let's talk
it over.
Hill t? Co.
citish Exchange Hotel Building
r
Goderich Ontario
Kingston St. Phone 116
DOMINION STORES, LIMITED
West Street - --- Goderich
SATURDAY ONLY
Seedless Raisins
Per lb. 25c
Oatmeal
6 lbs. for 23c
Icing Sugar, per 1b
pd jeetneat, per Ill.
Sneed flacon, per Ib
10c
19c
33c
Small Whitt Sans, 2 Ibe. 15c
1). S. i.. Coffee, per lb 39c
Speefal Blend Tea, per Ib. 35c
(bw
Choice towhees Raisins,
PIER.
Sugar, 10 lbs
Beek Bacon, per Ib
�4estltt*, 3 Ib. pail
Peers lard. 2 lbs.'
32c
83c
42c
50c
35c
Dried Peaebee, per ib
('ookin* Figs, 2 lbs.
Fresh Peels, per Ib
1
23c
35c
37c
Snowflake Ammonia, 3 pkg. 23c
1.yle's Syrup, 2 Ib. tin... 30c
Seeded Raisin)), pkg.
24c
Fite Roses Four, rwt.:54.25
torn :yl nrp, 5 Ib. tin 49c
Raspberry Jam, pail
Cottage Rolla, per Ib.
77c
22c
Dates. 2 lbs. ..r.------ 25c
I
MAITLAND CONCESSION
'Tuewlny. Nov. 244
•
Ml r. Ja fines }'arrant is visiting with
his heather. Mr. 11 Farraut. this week.
sI \t, - n 1.. 4.1 a,w anz -vent . RHEUMATISM ?
it;a f ;,vasals in e rodit Heel Tide
week
.1 • 1 •.!r t, •ti.-tit-r*"lr+•++L-.itt�a- It you are a Sufferer,
i -t war•{, .-*ting with his brother.
44 "The Scotch Store" fat
STORE iROYR$ t b A. M. TO b P. M. t SATVRUAYS Ip P.M
Useful
witmosimiw
Chrstmas Suggestions
HE
,Time is now approaching and it is none too early to
start your Christmas shopping._ In fact, Parcels•fo_r the
expenses
. Old Cou,y-Land other distant places should he sent without .
\l,'. E. M. I'nrvt, near ('amp Borden.
We ince, pleased to ante that Mr.
('hats. Fisher i. Improving spmew u,t,
ohou1gh n..4 a1el0 to get ontwl.le.
The tarn, r- :arc taking a.Ir:tntage
of the •'l-'-}ai.at ally fine' weather to
, finish np th•'ir f,11 ploeller:'-(•tr:
LUCKNOW
1 Mfr-. 11 glitz helu ;uud 11,in;liter,
Ilanmth, .ere same from Ba•heyter.
Minn.. where tie farmer sies•essfully
�upderwt•nt.-uhrher aapestion.
3D. and Mrs. WiltonGilit hare re-
turned to Pane Rivet.
Mir. .1. 11 A. kcal has sold his Inter-
mit In Ackert h Rnthwell's loot and
shop- story to Mr. Allan Turner of
Remlfonl, the change to -take effect loft
£ tsrldgeEr Qat., for trial
lest Fehrnery, pkg. of any of Ill. Pierce's remedies
lir. Lawrence Taylor. tv . embitters I and write for free confidential med-
ical advice.
' •Colltnwood. Ont. -•'It is with pleas-
1st•e that I write ls uot* endat com-
mendation. msuf-
fered with muscle
lar rheumatism
for three years
and kave been
completely cured
of same by tak-
ing a few pack-
ages of D r .
Pierre's Anuric
Tablets and Dr.
sea.• .`'s (� Pierce's Golden
ert - Medical Dlscov-
y after doctors' medicines failed
to do any good. I am now tree
from all signs of rheumatism for
'which I moat heartily thank Dr.
Pierre and his wonderful medicines."
Mrs. Kerwood Cook, Box 444.
Send 10c to Dr. Pierce's Labora-
h
the grocer' and rl'•tautant In i(. Mc -
Clare's huil.}ing. has sold Its hnsiterrs
to ilr. E. A. Palmer, of Klactoline.
h1NGSBR1DGE, _.-
Tucwla}, Naas. '20.
We are pleaeal to welcome hock Mir.
and 'Mrs..1. Myers. who have leen lly-
ing In Go4ertch.
.The loeal dramatic Y•tnh is tansy
rehearaing r play. which le to lw' pro-
duced later. Watch for later an-
nonn('ement s
Late b'ridnv a sere successful card
party and (18114-4- alas helot In the hal.
The *Inner. in (cords were • FM'
ete•hre, MLN( Kath M.do,irthy and Mr.
Eldon MacNamara; for five hnndrM :
Mrs. M. Dwyer and Mr. Thome. tier -
ray. Alter the car(( playing .lnnclna
crtnnaenced and cnatlnueli for Recital
hours.
/e
HAVE YOU A COUGH?
This is of Vital Interest to Yoe
Woodstock, Ont., -"My husband
always speaks a good word for Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and we both feel that be ewes his
present good health to this splendid
medicine. Bronchial pneumonia, as
• child, loft hem with chronic bron-
chial trouble and It just kept getting
worms every year even though he
doctored and tried every remedy
recommended to him. Home nights
he would cough en hard I used to 1M
afraid he might die before mornlag.
}.amt fall his mother advised him to
try eke 'Golden Medical Discovery'
and from the first few doses he im-
proved. It 1s just a yekr now and he
II`seems to he entirely cored of all
brone (tel ailments" Mrs. 6. M.
Greer, 27 4 Benham St.
Get the Discovery today at al
medicine dealers, tablets or ltqu
delay.
Biorrrim
Surely a beautiful of Linens would
be much appreciated in vely qualities, all
pure Linen in sets of Clot and one dozen
Napkins. Priced at per set from $10 to $36
THE BABIES ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
The cutest and daintiest little dresses
for the little tots are just charming in em-
broidered and lace effects, in all sizes from
6 months to 6 years. From $1.25 each.
SITS
LUNCH SETS ARE DAINTY
A pure Irish Linen Lunch Set, so use-
ful for afternoon teas, ete. I Lunch Cloth
and half-dozen Napkins. The Set from...
$10.00
NEW RIBBONS FOR FANCY WORK
So many 'different gifts can be made
of Ribbons, such as camisoles, halm, sashes,
ete., in Dresden and Floral and Plaid pat-
terns in all widths. From 25c per yard.
NEW KAD)<ERA LINENS
NEW TRAY CLOTHS
Three
INFANTS' PADDED SILK SETS
Just the verb thing for the child's cot
or carriage is a set consisting of Kimono
and Quilt in the dainty Baby shades of Blue
and Pink at $7.00 Set.
HANDBAGS HANDBAGS
A solid Leather Handbag is a most ac-
ceptable gift and one that's mnch appre-
ciated throughout the year. in all the new-
est shapes and newest shades to suit all
tastes, from $1.96 to $7.50.
NEW TEA CLOTHS -
HEW INDIAN OROCHET
Leading Lines at the Sep elf' --Stere: Hosiery,
Gloves and Underwear.
The Store that is always at your service.
Pr M illar's Scotch Storesmre
leArprin
lc
The ole
reu'a Aid
'ilio ala y,
111 the leu
court hot
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At a n
hag soul
day even
plate ar
AU(le•rwdl
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for the
The Next
Next al
be Riven
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Wilted Mai
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The I's
of North
Saturday
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