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THE SIGNAL,
- GODERICH, ONT.
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The Store with the Stock
be cietk' rano
For the Man wha believes that appearance counts
Care in dress does
not imply fop-
pishness.
iathf•r, it indieutw pride
in appearance ace and keen
Ntelltttle•k►t of-.valtu•r.-rt'r�i
ettolueiv' falai.:-.-. mart
1:tilnring
and c.rrrrt cut
L nd
poise and semi- I
I deuce: to the wearcr.
• \lodelx for every ta-t.-
i- {'rices that nuakeearefu1
dressing a ptolilalde
itivcstntent.
From $35.00 up. Others:22.50 to 535.00
For the Boys-- PRINCE CLOTHNG is the best and
-'most profitable to buy. It's the kind the boys are
asking for. Prices $8.50 to $13.50.
11, Your Easter Hat IC.:
Pridham's Special $3.50 Brock $5.50
Boraalino $7.50
EVERY HAT IS GUARANTEED -- _
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
Ms's and Boys' Wean-P,.hs s ST ----Next Bank of Mont sal.
BE!`______ li_ ler lost Friday seeuhng to saw the
_.. _-_ - ' play "Ilc•re Conies the Rrldegrootn,"
it 'c M11.LER,. April 7. --The chunk 1 PIM on by the rounK people of Ben-
...am
Pn..,u111 not went the crowd )nal spathe ' miller dub. it was unite a .uetMwa.
Thr VolPelhy of ,h,• ,.•mmuuitr
red i,.r the play last }'rietaey evea•,t.- s to Urs. .Will U. Willow.) and
Ito:. The audience was ail that could I Vr. Fed. alas{cdl t1 the loss of theft
1..• deet rel, not 'only 111 size, but Is 1 nether.
:II Irutivr and itppret'IMUu'e ttterlui. w? _. °-----.--
well ILS in gout IM•ldavklr throughual 1i111HtKICIT'IY)1K.�l+111Y
'I three hours they were Acis In
a crowded condition heron. the keg.- .
!,•rinenele wax completed: ttttt,I RIt'H TOWN1411p1'. April L..
Inspetor J. E. 'Pimm visited oar - Spring seeding operations here al-
-, to of last week. ready begun In this locality.
Nev Sunday. in IteuwlUet at 11 A large number from the tows•
a.m. Awl in Zion at 'S p.m • thor, .hili tool. in the annum spring horse;
will he sls'einl Frwter services.' dor- show at ('Bohai teat Thursday.- Au
hag which new wonkier* wilt be re- ,.y,elleut show Is reported.
-cenevi and the luu•ruuhnt of Ih,'Mr. lteg. t4+w,•rhy and Jr.' 14o4s
litrtj', Supper will lie adml.tl-feted.' Ilarrls,al motored to Detroit to
Rethel w•rvhe *•UI 110 484 the usual spend the week-i•nd. returning on
',..1-fr:"--7.30fen the. 1cd4►wiud Son- %Iwo y.
•141.. ..r. V
;, ywe•ial rerdpthnl mud. sn'.rnua•nta! turned to 'Hamilton.
., tyre wilt' )'•114441. TI'e 1A14'. Aid of It.t14,•4 'hunt
_-- ------ - , are holding au Fuvter -,heist -at the
It.sP:K i home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elliott.
('lit line. Wednesday evening. Ailed
41 1' 14 hu Ii4•11he4 At l0.:llt Mrs. )'reek and .laughter have re
La�p3S. April 7. -'Thr debate In 13th•
to }.p t ttaeksu b-
- ,
w..- Kt -pelt- the whiter •in t,oc4'r4•h, are
he t l 4AM
Mr erlt determines what WW tavola'. /t mtwtiug Chards
Mrs. A. Rouuvie.,whn hay,•
' • worth IA.ttgue o
!.;tech was tory interesting. The W m„y. ng out to their farm this
u week.
sn►.est. that wlwt we fn• \aiea. 'rhe %V. 14•
' rather than do our surroundings... �• Mf the home of
Mrs.Ith Ir l uri'r
• Weal, *iav - of this
Tim. affirmance was upheld by Mitm t wvek....51i 44. Whittiehi will De-
tl,.ilt•tus- and stili TUlk Itt[l\raaad -+ take the pulpit for the Fu+•ter ta'r-
•1e negative by Mr. Zinn Ante Mr'. vice noel Sunday.' There will 4*' Ea-
baine.• The ad/malice . won. An 'open .ter musk by nu. S. tet. at •'
discussion on the snniecr fnttnwe(I. . 'Tk as vaunt.
Then Will be as opera meets= of •
the iW. re't. 8. of the Monday.
cninit NSURPA$SED FOR
1:1 Hu.•ke•tt's ''hush 3losday PrcnluK
The uddr•ot will. beglv1 n - by ?tree• -
Th'iutiewn of Toronto, win with .tr.1 CHILDHOOD Thompson is born'. on furlough.
A n her from here Are attend- •
' in the sot. at Mr. C (H y kis
IMsultifully. FvrryltAdy 1s of "It: , of '
a of four chit and hays always uegel ArmrtnntL• left last 1{Is111wday fol
- ' Baby's ,fawn b)Pt4 wh4'h *D?e11 =Tnrontu. N'hrrr she Intend') making
• C.AILD l them needed a 'Heine. and 1 run re- her future home.
• } te�44Pitd MS- Pia-a*irl'ltduntri'1 - ire:: ani----mtw. - W*11ny suet -him,
r.; sed for ,•hildhciu ailm.•nf-" -Thal- ,and family'. of Brumfield. *pant Suu-
('AAi-f'eu .April Ambo sod pent is day with the former'. sister. air..
tl. 4`ourt+tN,..of Arabetty, spent Pistols ..f other oto ,•rs ages. wit.,
day at he !Dior .441r. and 3tes. Mrs. King a• to the nu\ril a of_tbe Tub. yy tibia . atinnwrK- ..
)lows. )Luta. /'olrtney. sr.. ae• I lets. here are it'.wattlds of -homes , The Amend- of tbt' tat. Mr. John
led them homy 1 throughout Canaria ,v her the T..hiet.' ('wok took pl4.s• on 1P,dues4ay. April
I t r•vldenee with a
prshlent for the' coining year.
We are orry to report the de.ltil
of 3lrs. Duncan MWdmod. Kint.ltl.
who passel away last tl.tttlydaay 1'c -
cuing.
The April' meeting of the- Kintall
Women's Institute was held at the
house of 31rs. Robert Mullen. with an
uttrndathe of over thirty weathers
atlnd. xlal1o1M,._ After the usual pn•am-
luat4•$ w'4Hllite- meolitent. Mra. N. -G.
M,K.nale. In the 'hair, the i tomo
ary
read ,Wn4tth'rahle cort4Mts lyra were
the Ih partment and :papers
given by alis, Vary' 11. MueKeu*1e
:,1111 Ml$- Tess 1;uoktuStialu, S••yer 14
vletrula selections were 11111eh enjoy'vl
I.y all and the hostel+ wryly) a dainty
lunch. The in etll444 ••herd il'7, the t4' -
na1 way by the situ:la of
111.' King."
Mr. Albert Thatn and Mr. Adam Mc-
Adam were In Ooderirh on ba.inesa
for several .days last w'e'ts
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ilibb,11 enter-
tained a In17ge bomber of !fie:r
friends it their how,• user Ktutalt 4ln3
'Friday.' April iris .a most c•nj,.yabie 1
eveuh11t was jl4'nt au d,uarlt4 . a• AM -
playing
playing wok *44TI4 us other ,•hngoelal
amitaemenlr, .� hearty vote of
thanks w'a• tenderest by pll thoiu• pees -
eat fur the kindles soil hu.pitailtY i
rs•eiv"d from the IHibbl'it family.
l� EKTl9ELD
I
\\'FST- FIl:I.1'..t April a.. Mr. Edward I
Rodger. of the itra(ford Normal.
I .tient the ween -end under the parent-}
al mot
• Milos Bertha aaul Unlee ala4.oit
...vent Staid)' with their-i-4?,•1. Mrs
AILMENTS
All-. Annie \a'IKhtmatr Tuts returner)
Litiaalf a
loom- aper spending a few weeks
,oi•h .I.
►' e1M 's t - hea't's of Rrvietvfle4d-,-- '•,4
afternoon. - ' I Mrs. Howard King •R.R. Na :i• , :tics. }vulgar Vas tone, who spent u 1
The xp+rtuie crops ue'..RolaK in \esu., qtr" : - • 1 am the Iunlla,•r f.•w• dues w ilh tar brother. Mr. Henry
NEWEST SHOE FASHIONS
FROM everywhere come reports that the de -
1 inand for Sailor Ties, Oxfords, and Strap
Slippers this season hold the lead in quality and
beauty of design. . - .
1,1'„• have the tidiest nattiest, 1110-t wearable line' of
,ler 'le. fOuud. sure we . 7tn pletase y u Icift you'll only let us try.
Ease ehganee and 1w•rfe•tion of fit are strong point(' lt1
•sur favor. A le new leathers and the latest {{e1tyI,ia, are
uuw in-t.w•k; h1' r the boys awl girlr we are eltowiiig a
,cry largo ussort11 tit of footwear at the lowest possible
GEO. MacVICAR
,\'orlh side of Square (;oJrnrh
•u•m;d n„I be mcrhM,►e1.
19er Mel kms id Brim. ahlpp•d their t`.
fat cattle last week and among thrtu
tans t4 whits' steer that weighed .chis..
to '250 0 pound..
kir. 1'aael«rl.urgb 1134 removed In
flue u.•4r farm ou the 4luron road
south of Clinton. The beet wishes of
a boat -:of -Mende TO witf Dim.
MILLINERY
New arrivals this week in Gainsb
ery chic lathe ever popular ams
iuel models. -
hat in all its. glorious?
colors. '
The large hat in black and enlor- i- to•, -t becoming -and
., lbo• rtrw iii all its glory .
W.
vow•
Mr.
Gvtj)rkln
3 nu,
eta
1 hand readiness f ht•
late hardy. who tar teen are sways kept 1111 and ren' m, l,t,: from
s a e
with Mr. Melvin Tyndall for . for the lea -t .sign of any of ' be ,omni` barge number of friends sad relatt►ea
ailments w-hleh , afflict Ittt olt•••1. `, ill pttr•ndan.e•. A very efectiTP «er-
of inir e. left .'n 3lcmdoy a reg -
}M - tndary. # "slew Tablets_ never fail cot. ens amducted by S. i
Mr. an. Mn., K*' 1. from near , ulnae 'he 4i a41I ('nil awwie. h't" )kuu; T110 their y. uden'Ted d *IR
► 441 :
try t.ani*h ,wreolli iiml and and ey-- . favorite Aruna of Mr. earth's. .1 am
'Ina In the
el• fatten rep house -keep -ave #tion : biteak Int 'suds and simple' f, waftin,l;• fur fie Masten'• The pail
Ina In the hottcM caeatd by woe Dave ers: relieve colt'. and bring the hob, bearer. were Messrs. George. reed. t
Aweet wIN work fort then h that dreaded teething p•rhd tipper. Walter. Deihl and Gordon
1larly,and 'M
,Mr. Tyndall th
Mr. ',limey
had n, who u ala I�'-�- - T!" TaTablet.Tablet.never do - 11sonsI sof the deceased.deceased.sPd. Mr.sucomer.
)lu n► -always K•nd a+ t4ey aM t ,tie was born at list*•P Edward ps-
t
(Mand very badly cut while sawing 1 bar\ ]nib
Ansils-Taz APP *old _ nr �,;.. e«. ,►f twelve. Since corals to '
if nt • • • ! Tna-ii Ir+ide�d af" vrPst
pia ranter(' *twuolut•Iv fee from aa. v landlu - "lux Yo Ontario at
L�nod 1L Mr. Ret, (;ten's. is _ do1n '
- You are invited to call -
C. A. McKinnon
Milliner Hamilton Street
nhely. -
••
Mr. Arthur Clark. our ,nr::.Kk a norltcUu• .1°111°r" 0r 1 ,� ran this 1'time `e
- It pays to use
-SENOUR
MARTIN
MARBLE -ITE FLOOR FINISH
Aothin? like it hat' Hardwood Floors
/t wears (the Iron
erste to Head Office Montreal for Frac Booklatt
HOME PAINYING MADE EASY_
SOLD BY
'e-
6
F. HUNT
I.01IEItl('It
., nth a Ise. from The Ir. Wiluatit flPl_
i Laundry Soaps 4 for 2lc.
Ayer Soups - 2 for 23c. 1
jCooking Figs - IOc. a lb.
- Neb Soap Flakes - 2 pkgs 27c.
Chocolate Bars - 6 for ?Sc.
' Clover Leaf Salaam
merchant. is kept busy evert Tuea- ateMetn. sir.. itnw•kv.Me. (Mt, 1,
day looking after the Egg Circle, both
here and at Itenmiller.
Mr. Russel 11111 and councillor I WHITECHl'RcH
Graham have rented _]Lr. R. IL l
Tuunfr..•• farm for the
- -
COLf1ORNE
_ f•t)LTW)RNF. T FNs111P.- At 7. Konloka. also Mr. anti Mrs. AMOS
- -Mrs. Thos. Mltrhell is not -as 'ell 4 Comeliest spent Saturday ‘\1111 Stir.
a• her many ,feleads would wish. 1 and airs. ,Thin'. Smith. -of Ltiekiow.
Miss Margaret Cowan. of land Sunday w•Ith Mr. 1 Urn'. Philip
is lit Sunday with tier friend 311 1 Steele of Duuganuon. --
I Llys Tp4,1.' - . air. and - Ire. Wesley Legrntt noel
Ir.. Nelson _1•earsnu *hlppd a' Mr I�atnily, of Into/vale. spent Sunday
sof * (not_ms4;►w ;ttkm--one-day *cit -h Mr_ untf Mrs.' John-3f,�it'br%v,_
-this dark. I Mi. Pearl C,,ng'itu spent $uttrhry
Mr:' 1 d Year:_ rd:;ARdt 1A.. of , with Ur J. D. 1SPmroft.
11nngs11u' i. also Mrs. Will Harlow sof 3h' iiiiiarl T,liart'ra. who has
1•(Mlcrldl. sited , with the ladles seas.nt ..• i4'ra1 yeara..in the Wevt. re -
oilSif:.Tiir.. 3fi5c;TIt7nC Mlteltett -r tnrnre} to At. -hewn• --1 ' Ja«s w.vk-
.na tI1/1ela - ' )Jr. Jolt's Campbell. vile. -client the
31 r. Geo. Rn K. enliioiTivl a rat . wiuts•r in Ih•arult, hnr.._�:.•tnrurd an
of fertilizer fro Mellow .m MMI- I his home -herr.
' 1lay.
114 It. I'a ref t. n t�
Ridgcrest
Baby Chicks
Barred Rock and single
corrlbWhite Leghorn
Chicks from bred to lay
stock of O. A. C. strain.
Pia, your order now beforeall
all incuh;llor -pace is taken up.
lir if you prefer to hatch fromur own t1.M•k arrangements
cap in•_ triad, to hatch for you.
-11.H. Revell
GODERICH
1 Ib..ti
43c.
R,'v,ral.In the eommnuity attended
the stack *bow at Clinton last Tbprtr_,•
day. - 1
Mr. (',nrdon (*irk. of Cochrane. rind
Mr. David C•h(: air Elgin. 31:ua.. w'•(4•
ices funeral.
i AV I1I'r4':('IIl'aeIL April n. --Airs.
home for their to
)leltrlen is visiting with her daugh-
ter in (Tinton.
Mr. and Mrs. (Mule! Steele, of PORTER'S
alis+ 1 Int- h e1M•ret. of ImrWIMW.
Myth._ spent I -IM•nt th,• k -end with )1iss Annet-
-sinewy with 1riende set--Xerth t1oa .vr- Feer.
\ large crowd paitheityl at R.•nmil- I Mr.. and 3 Fred 1IkomPaee. .
i Toroto. and . Harold Taylor, of
\lona real. in visiting orer 4144' w.ek-
-IT4T wIttr-ttietr-vieter. Mrs. -Joe -TiffA�
Mr.. J. lt. Christie: of Wingtiam.
visited one day last week with Miss
Margaret Ferree.
Miss Haggett. who has been cleft -
Ing with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alpo. Emerson. returned to her
I
New Coats and Suits for Easter
1,Ve have just, received a number of the r ",test and smartest of ladies' and misses'
Spring Suits and ('oats.
Tjtiey comprise neat, daintily trimmed galmetlts of Poiret twill or charmin for street wear.
Or we have light weight velour or bnlivia cloth Coats, daintily trimmed and low-prieed.
Ask to see the new suits just arrived th is week and prieed unusually low.
- - THE FINEST OF HOSE FOR EASTER -
Marvel Stripe Silk Hose1
These are Kayser full fas)lioned and
pure_ dye. The new marvel stripe is a
series of' little knitted openwork loops
which prevent nuns or garter tears. These
are just ne'w in and we haw' shades, I'oige,
Fawn, White. Meek, Log ('abin and
('ireaysian. Per pair $1.95
Holeproof Hosiery
In shades Satin Blonde, Airdale. 44'in-
14t.im,---Black Indian Tan, Sponge, Log Cab
in, Cloud and Fawn.. These are a ribbed
top hose, priced, Per pair ' 1.75
1
Harvey Point Heel Hose
Hee highly recommend third, hose of
heavy weight silk, full fashioned and with
the additional feature of the pointed '.lee!
„bleb gives the ankle an added appear -
alive of neatness. The shales are black,
snedg. ramel. fleige and grey. ,
Per pair $1.95
Circle Bar Hose
In shades suede, cinnamon. gr.•v an 1
i,ln(.k. 'these are and exceptionally fin"
it r hese foe
$1.25 per pair
•1na1
NEW SILK GLOVES
We-Tiltudhe-1111--2Ca r$tik-$wild`with double finger-tip-Tivety-ymir is goarantee•i
and you will be delighted with our new range. 4'
The fancy Gloves are very neat, being trimmed with dainty -embroidery, scalloping or
frilling and all are very moderate in price t his season
On you need new Gloves .to eomplete your Easter apparel?
Handkerchiefs
Silk Scarfs
In beautiful two-tone and all -owe• pat- All the new colored erepe handker-
tcrn effects of the newest shades. These chiefs iii plain and printed pattern*
are new stork and prised at $2.25 each Prices 450 and 35o
ilat'P yon seen the Taney law n hand kerehiefe with the dainty cheek 4,110r,..0
Priced at 15c each -
1
TSE S. A. GRAY CO
Dry Goods,
Ready -to -Wear, Novae-Furnish(ngs
McCAIL PATTERNS
limo' at •itlyth on Sntur,al.
:sk and Mrs. Mdtrien yi4a1e11 on
Sand -with -MIAs Tenn i.aldlaw, new,
WW1 hlv sister. Mrs. .las. I.nirtlnw.
air. Witt Henry left un Saturday
for the e.4t.-
A4HFTELD
ASAP IEI.D: April at. - \ire Dun-
can Melntyr• ha. r.'turn•el home af-
ter visiting friend'. nt :1.4r..it :11111
Parkhill.
The Mission Hand held their me.;
lug at the .'hutch on Saturday Iasi.
ML Margaret Hardie was ele,•ted
LL '
1•O1HTEIf M t fret
ing of KI'w'n1 *•and swine*. \wag east
over the neighborhood Iasi w.''k w11Ptl
the news reached here of. the 'Taos,
tnnnte occident which .511e....1 nth,•
death of our old neigtihor \Ir. ItInirt
R.'seom on the lnain erossntz..lil'4'14
ton. 31r. Itesoom. whew
ens batty afwte.t, stepped off the
...orb almost dire•tly In front of
car Fuming from the direction of Sell -
forth. and was badly hrnlwel and
Goods delivered tee
lour orders solicited
W. Price
Grocer. Elgin .use.
Phone 35¢ Ooderleb
Only
a Dad
O\'T.Y A 13 a c(w u
To smooth the way for his children sn i
Inning with couge stern andAna
The deeds that his father dit1 for him.
This is the line that for hint 1 pen:
Only a dad, but the hest of n1.'n.
-Edgar Guest.
e No* Dud, one" again, -Have you secured protection for that wife
,_4,nd famiiy in .is Af an early death, or for a11, yourself taielsds&
in old aze, lir in caw of disability? Better consider this now ane
set
C. D. BENINGER,
i.:
West Street,' • Goderich `Jr'
District Manager for
The Empire Life Insurance Co. `..
TORONTO
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torn. lie wail rushed Tn The map
tat. hot uotwltha1tafdimg all, that heed -
i. al sk111 .said do he was whittle to
stand the .humin and pals -ed :16'11y
about 2 a.m. the foik,wing morning.
Str. ltetwom had reached th.• ripe old
atm -'r+f eightrwiltkt +ewer 441(4 -
Non at resident of the town -hip sl
early e•hildhew.d. corning from Irelitnd
sityeu a more '11114. }IP aired for
time on the Ra:. field line. afterwaM,r
moving to the farm on the e1th eon-
ceaslon, where he lived cnntinaously
until he left the farm and west to
live with hitt daughter. Mrs. Adam
('nntelon. In Clinton. Mr. Ileneom
was one of the most successful horse-
men of the county, havitirfalsert as
shown some of the best. HP le silt-
vlved by one brother. David. of (`iln-
ton, who is over ninety-eight years.
the, oldest Orangeman of the ,*runty.
to polities he was a staunch sup-
porter
upporter of the (lonservative party.
Mr. Jae. Stirling Is laid up with a
severe attaek ot\tonsllltis. 44'e hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mr.Herb Cox upheld the honor of
the place by bringing home . w and
prize for his teem_ of fine horses
from the Clinton fair. Tits was a
keenly .t.ot,Rel class, hating nine
.entries. but JAI thinks the .hiring
ANOTHER GitEEAT (CATHEDRAL iN DANDER
iwrge flssurps, up to teen Inches In width, have opened up to Lineal*
Cathedral, England. This atrnetnr. 4a one of the moat beautiful P=ampl(w
est Oothie architecture In the world. The photo Nowt the northwest tower
encased with 'scaffolding where some repair work 1a going b4
litrw
CHEVftOLET
See the new roadster and CARS
touring car with new bod-
ies finished in rich dark blue-
Duco, with cowl lights, new
disc clutch, and new extra
strong rear axle with banjo -,L
type housing.
See the new sedan with
beautiful Fisher Body .'rid
one-piece V V windshield,
finished in aqua -marine blue
and black Duco.
Sec the new Fisher Body
coupe of strikingly beautiful design. finished in
Ontario grey and blue Duco.
See the hew coach. another fine Fisher Body doted
car of low price. Duco finished, mounted on the
new Chevrolet chassis with its many added quality
features.
See the New -
Roadster
Touring
Coupe
Sedan
Coach
'sits
The Huron Motor Sales