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4 --Thursday, February 25, 1026.
Window Smashed
Prices Cut
An unfortunate accident happened in which one of
our large windows (one of the largest in town) was
broken by some unknown person. In this broken
window will be found CUT PRICES in men's and
young men's Suits at a fraction of their real value.
Bine Serges, Fancy Worsteds and Tweeds. A
Sizes 35 to 42.
Cut Price Sale $18.50
Also Cut Prices in Boys' Clothing. p$`A- Terms Cash
Come early and get the best choice.
W. C. PRIDHAM & SON
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
PHONE S7
Car of Black Knight
Pocohontas Coal
expected shortly
Reasonable price.
I still have a small quan-
tity of Mine -run Pocohon-
tas Coal left.
L FLICK
Telephone 178 j
Take advantage of our clubbing rates
Bargains In Radio
I have just two Radio Seta left,
and to clear them out am offering
them at greatly nduoed prices.
No r•asetsailo offer rdwsed.
rammowlait Anyone interested should not
miriade opportunity of obCining
a good Radio tet.
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F. R. MILLER
Service Station
Corner Elgin Ave.
I 'ISEand Victoria Street.
GODEBICH TOWNSHIP
R Ul anyone wishing to contribute
fruit or pickle to the hospital.
through the Goderich Township Hos-
pital Auxiliary. plower levee it at Hutbrrfurd.
Mors M. E. Balks -1(1'C Hayfield road. or has returned Lo
Hyvlc• ume eftrr
Mra. Wm. Edward'•. Huron road. by Mrs. spending a hasp re u[ neck's tater
March WD? Empty relieve will be friends at Port Elgin.
exchanged "
Congratulations to Mr. loci Mrs.
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GODERICH, ONT.
THE SIGNAL,
home of lir. Wu. ]lclbw$i on Tbttrt laterment was snots in St- Joseph
day. 'cemetery. the .paUbe.ren, being tk-
Word was received or Friday et the craaelrs two sons -In-law. Marrs. Win
death of Mlsw eMIsa Woods, forttaerly d4, Yurhan. and Maurice Iwverwax.
of this neighborhood. Who for the we en. four u.plwL4 Mesar$. Mt..h&e:.
Iwo yearn bas resited with- tee -1W J -'hllip and Wm. liotr"n. R'•-
yhcw•. Mr. Ferguson, of the loth cos- quiestat in pace'
.e-ssluu of West Wawano.b.
MAIL. AL•BERN
HATFIELD
ILAYl IELD. Feb. 2:1.-4)n Satur,tay•
AI -III -RN. Feb. Si. -)lira F -iia Wag- February 11th, Fir. Wm. Ycottinmer.
ner left last week for Stratford, superintendent of Trtulty ehunb Sun
when• due will train for a nurse. day sehooL very Rearro u.ly treated
Mr. and Mrs. John Fln.land, of the pupils null teacher* h, a o.leiglt-
1...1tl'sh"rti• .1..l,..L fri.uda iu the vII- ride to his home on for Bronson line.
lege last Thursday. there hoeing about forty peewee prow
ent. Mr. Fred Heard assisted his;
noel.. by taloug his teas and sleigh
and eonveytu( part of the untidier.
Tlu afternoon was spent in d.asting.
toloitgauhtg. ode.. and then :acnes
were played In the Imola.. after which
Mrs. So -too -tomer served :t very nota-
rizing tea. The teams were then
hie•h'•d and the visitors takeu :come.
Mes•r'. A. Asquith. M. Allen uud 1..
i•.rtn .- II have each installed radios.
Mr. Noah I'1a•tzer has sold his
farm t.. Mr. J. 1'. t'lark. who obtains
possession at Mice.
The annual meeting of the Bible So-
ciety will be held to the Baptist
ehureli ou Mond.y evenlug, March
1st.
rhe inte•rm.diate• 1111.le class of tired lout hrpp). All Tit.d Mr. are
Knox i•hureh held a medal evening at Mrs. tkatchmrr a jolly Road couple
the home of Mr. unit Mrs. A. Fergu- for giving them such a •pleodid. en -
sou ou Friday eveolog last. The joy -aide aftertoou.
meeting was held principally r,. or• The regular m•etiu,t of too• Y.P.S.ias
maniac the r. or-1
lea T.4I iu the --basement of S1.
We aro• sorry to report the death or" Andrew'. church on Yridey of this
Mrs. Wm. Karr. of l)rtruit 1 formerly I
Margaret Wiiw.nt. daughter of Mr. J. 1'h.• 1'n-sbyterivu t1'.u.'. observed
Wilson. sr. Her brother. Sir. J. J.1 tp... wonien's Jay of prayer at the
Wilson, left 00 Saturday to attend Lowe ..f Mrs. J. Fraser on Friday at -
Ute funeral. - ; tern.s,u lust. after which Mrs. Fraser
.aesraaae ' serveoi a dainty luncheon.
«µ.seem... ST HEIS titR Service was held In Trinity church
ou • Ash Wednesday morning at 10
o'clue•k. Throughout the Season of
ST, HELENS. Fel.. 11: -Mics► tiladys l.tmt-thK.._will be a s. rvitr every
Webb is home again efter spending 1Y,dnesday evening at ', o'clock. -
tro drys visiting no Guelph. \Ire. .t. Erwin returned last week
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hyde, of Kin-
cardine. are visiting with the former's
pareutr. Mr. and Mrs. Hyde.
Misr. Ethel ltobe•rtam, of Luelmow,
is a visitor with Mr. suit Mrs. John
BEVIOLLES
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Elwood Harbour. We W+44.4111/.• Mrs.
BENMiid.ER, Feb. 2't. -W a are
sorry to report two rases of blood
priaoniag. Mrs. 'neither Flatter and
Carmen Stevens. Mr. Will Long also
els tndlapnaed; cow day last week be
bad to he aardsted to the house.
The choir made a splendid showing
at the morning service last Sunday m
and helped very pterialty 1. er
the am:
vice. There was a Rood congregation.
the church being filled.
Mhos Gertrude Gledhill left on Tues-
day of this week for Calgary. where
she has taken a posttlon.
On Monday evening of this week a
number of the young people•gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. liledbill.
as a farewell to Miss G.rtrede Gled-
hill. A very 'pleasant . evening was
spent in gaines''and musky, after which-
lunch
hkhlunc•b was served.
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WESTFIELI). Feb. 23. -Mrs. Wm.
Meik,wrll returned boric on Sunday.
after spen'litg a week with her cont.
Mrs. Wm. Starkm/um% of Blyth.
Mr. ,Maitland Henry has insta:l•d a
radio
Mra-_.I. Snell aMyth. .pent the
latter part of the week with ber Mo-
ther. Mr•. J. rook
Mr. Y Hooper. of -Grattan. sad Mr.
L,
'•f nde•b•,r, . visited a'
err Lplte r,f Mt. W. F. rams -i ••t:
ti ednesday
Mr. Stat.'ey o;tsl)rrpe• r✓nra„•;
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Blytb Motlay to. work at the Niro*.*•
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..hoop after two wks" vacation.
Fd'irrt and
visited theta
from a visit to Toronto and Bingham.
vottatazt A14IIli1ELD
ASIIFIEI,D, Feb. 21.- A good at-
tendau.e marked the regular meeting
or the MittenMittenU.Y.W.11c.,.b
+sleld on Wed-
ueay. home 17th. at the homof
Mrs. Din, Mneliouuld near Lox'halsh.
The meeting was opened with Inn•
Barbour to our community. vie,-presbb•ut. Mrs. Thos. MacDonald.
in
it s i
1'itr Wo-
men'.
ref -the Wo -
me+ Institum
te will be held .Lob 41h
at !h.. hums of Mra. Geo. Webb. at
eft tit
:1044c., • Ito!► veli : An Irish
joke. Soldier: -'t'itIzenship.•' The
he will • lu charge "of Mrs.
('Umming.
The annual nt•honw or
f the Wo-
men's inaitnte was held Friday even-
ing in the .ommuuity hall. with a
large gatberine of friends. .A good
program was given. the prineilstl fea-
Lure beiug a play entitled' "A Heavy
Shower." by nee or our young people.
Lunch w -as 'erred. moot all went home
expressing their appreciation of the
pleasant ...ening they had sp'ut.
KINGSBRWDGE wati
i I t.$1LltL1)UE. Feb. 'tel.--Ihie of
the ;oldest residents of Kingsbridge. in
the person of JohnBuckley. pa.s1d
away at his home here on Friday
evening. Thr deceased was in his
ninety-fifth year. and was enjoying
g
fairly •asl•h.-alth until a weed: prior
t to bis .lath„ Mr. Buckley was born
in County Kerry. Ireland. in 1"32 and
,a ere out to tit. rnuntrv- with his par-
.a.ts while still it scow in Lis tens.
s:r•..• that Arne he bay always resided
• •tie:d. .ser.- ht ,r.,n- D«--cr; ,'•'
«hip, aid klt'i:y feeling of al:. Ili-
wfife penes. -.sent him nineteen years.
orf Lis family• there remain to moon.
• :two •-w.r - sons-- sn4 tor'-..kaus:,-
Mrs W to 1 F •.rban and M r s
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Pi- t3(Jossole. .r.rs a -hon.'
Totee•to Requiem
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era re
Mr. and Mr. ?'.ectal.
daughter. of the Wtst
Meet, M w.
I.etc.re M. Lon_ a: 'iy v'r" a:N.t
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n Ave- +•kair. After velum tS
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ing and the roll call mmunications
from head office were read and dis-
ru»1u'd and the business of the club
talked over. Splendid pipers were
read by \Its. Dan Meet/on/kid and by
Miss boatel MacDonald. After fur-
ther Community singing the meeting
cleric with the singing 1f Auld long
Syne. A dainty Innen, was serreti
fmby
the hoste.
A numta•r from Klutall attended tis•danceplay and dantat Kingsbridge on
Monday night.
Thr service.' in Ashfield Presby-
terian church un Sabbath tart. were
well attended. Mr. Hottend. "f Tor-
onto.-oa-copitd the pulpit and gave
two good Sermons.
Miss Mary Russ. teacher at Lets
burn. will not be teaching lids wee#.
ns
.he Inas bad an attack of in grippe
and is forced to remain at her home at
Ls halms until she is better.
Mr. 1'harles Stewert.is lousy tbresh-
ine this w't•ek.
A -lei-global!, from Kintall surprised
ylr.. A. Iteekrat on Friday night. A
very-ph•n•ent time wav-spelt.
WHlTlsl'HL RCN
I tiITF:11j1'It1'i1. Feb. 22. -Mia»
Maude Poon. of Toronto. is gwendhug
•-r holidays at her home bore.
Th.•r• arc• quite a few in our tem -
:nullity that are tinder the doctor's
.:• iaa•h:diuK Miss Maggie Martin,
Mrs. ylneticegor. Mr. Jas. Lal,llaw,
sr •
The social evening 10.41 in the
1'oit.sl .-:nre•h "n Friday evening wall
, t.j.,y.tl 1.v all. The pr,µtrem was ex-
,. and itlneh and
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pedals for Friday and Saturday
Hose
Hose m"u
!1„atm
Hose
50 pair of ladies' ribbed lisle Hose.
Several shades.Regular 51.25 pr. Fri-
day and Saturday- ; 95c pr
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Ladies' all -wool black Hose. These are
mostly sizes 8 1-2 and 9. AA pr.
Clearing at
Ladies' heavy ribbed wool Hose, in
fawn. grey and black only. 65c pr.
Friday and Saturday
Ladies' silk and wool Hose.' in grey.
pink, black, camel and coat- 89c pre
ing shades. Clearing at
We expect our new stock of ladies' and children's
atiodE•t---44.--r..=A0 Hose about March 1st.
1.lam, z, urt;i i ra=g=
7 t,'
Phone 86
F. E. HIBBERT
Phone 86
dA1ca •: t' ••n1 :ue t the gam4
,i,wmuuity singing were run '. nppre-
cluted.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Meluni• .,nd son
left for their home at 5••o:•'Rased.
Stook.. only ,lay last week.
Mrs. Geo. 4'ottl••. of 1'a.c:tr'. in
visiting with her sister. Mr- Joe Tlf-
tin. and Mr. and Mrs. tJ4,r fettle,
of our village. •
.Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eneisnn, of
Kinloss. spent Sunday 'Orli ht' par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Alec. Emerson.
The marriage took pia;.• at the
wane•. Wiugham, on Wtdu•+lay. Feh-
riulry 17th, of Sarah- Aiher'a tSedlel
L'ro:totem only daughter Mr. an
Mrs. Herbert I'ettapdece ••f White-
ebureb. to Mr. F:Iw.s.d liar' 'or. son of
Mr. :Intl Mrs. Jas. Harbor •r.. of For-
dyce. Rev. Mr. Macliatu.' olfl, hated.
tit Monday. February _2nol. Mr.
Jonathan Farrier.. form• r v of West
Waw•anaah, passed away :r the home
of his niece. Mrs. faro. T:thu, .•f Wing -
ham. He had i.eedr count..+l to his bed
over two years through seeping par-
ody/O.. He was sixty-uin.• years old
and was not married. Be leaves one
sl+ter, Mrs. Wm. Sher '.R 'f Wing -
ham. and nue brother. lir. W. R. Far-
rier of West Wawnu,•-h. The fun-
eral will take place on Wednesday to
It..tbel cemetery, Rev. Ur. Me.luto.sh
couducting the service
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bay-
nard of Paramount.
A pleasant afternoon sus spout at
the home of Mrs. Max Baynard on
Tuesday. February 9, when the Para-
mount t-.F.W.O. held their regular
meeting. After the opening exercises.
a splendid program was given, inclOd-
Ing an instrumental by Mrs. Melvin
Raynerst humorous readings by Greta
t'aml,t,ell and Mrs. J. James u. a to-
per on '•Espiratlons" by Mrs. G. Mac-
IA•rmid. and a report of the conven-
tion held at -Toronto, by Mrs. Jame -
.Yon. The meeting elneed_With tanl-
mnnity singing. after which the hw-
tess served lunch.
We am pleased to learn that Mrs.
nestle Ritchie. of Lothian. who under-
went a **bus operation in Victoria
ho"pttttt. Loudon. I* -steadily improv-
ins -
Mrs. Robb. of Lothian. visite., a few
days Inst week with her sister. Mrs.
Lockhart. of Lttrknow.
Mrs. Margaret M.lro.L of Lochalsh.
is improving after a severe attack of
appendicitis.
Miss Lyrics Finlayson, of Lochalsh.
went to Wingham hospital last week
and k•rwent an operation for the
reooval of her tonsils.
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I'ARAMIII'NT, Yeh. Y3. -Mr. 'and
Mrs. Eldon Henderson and Ramie. of
Paramount. spent -$nnday with Mrs.
Peder McDonald, of Moron.
Miss Jennie Tuwl- of Look -now, is
visiting with friend• n, I'.,ramount.
Mr. and Mrs. Ju• Henderson. of
Paramount. visited with friends in
l.uckirnw during Hs week.
Mr. and Mrs. It .'ld Ferguson. of
Lanes. visited wit'. Mr. and Mr. Max
Maynard. "f I'aratn•mat. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. ('...'enc• train. of the
Sud runeeasion. •tsnt Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. 1.e- Stanley of Para-
mount -
Mr. and Mrs. .t Stein visited with.
friends at Lanes during the week.
y1r. and Mrs. Jr.,. Drennan spent
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The last two days will be even better than before. Here
the splendid values we are offering on
'u.t•i' fa: t jF
FR1 IAY4 .. F..
February 26th
B Andersons Scotch C1rt�.er
• Pure linen Towelling. .
Crepe-de-chene. •
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C..iitten Crepes
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tt�ta.ar„t.t
and
Large size Flajanelette Blankets.
White or grey. $2.19 pr.
14e LADIES' SWEATERS
S1 14 Peare wool ter silk sod wool. Reduced to
$1.95 and $2.95 T,
Indies' wool Hose. Regular t 1 ">'"1 '" ;;$
Tilney coi�ori 3pectat� _ .. - - _140r, � �- __ MUC DRESSES. Regular from $9.00
SItnekiad Galatea. Regular 35c Ifo 111~ L 11117.00. Now $6:75 each.
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Sur, Toy fa splendid cloth for Spring wnttr', 4t SMI AN styles of WINTER UNDERWEAR
L edo:a' WA Hose. Special . , . , 4Sc, Ok aryl $14'i L.'s.'«caw...'. scutal at so° dMewwt.
Sale
are a few of
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SATURDAY
February 27th
Black Duchess Satin (36 inches wide) for $1.49 yd.
Bluer Charmeuse Satin. Regular $3.25 for $2.10
White Flannelette "'"'; • . 19c
Heavy English Flannelette (36 -inch) .. a -': • . 2k
Calomeal Dress Linen. Regular 85c for . • 49c yd
Broadcloth Blouses. Regular $2.95 for . .1224
Heavy Cotton Vests row •
Heavy Bath Towels. Regular 95c..65c
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OSI4r1l0s, DUNGANNON
ELECTRIC WIRING
INSTALLATIONS. ETC.
GEO. W. STOKES
Nowgat. Street. P.O. Bow 401
"Say It With Flowers"
Choke Berea. Catnals's. etc
Plowerieg Plasty and Fertsa. FIr•-
olral mai Wedding Werk M sort
maw
GEO. STEWL&T
Plselat. Pismo 155
I.1'NGANNI ON. Feb. 24. --ideal will-'
ter weather prevails. The road• aro..
in ex.•ellent condition and mutrh traf•
tic is M•lug .lune before the general
break-up that is expetell.
We regret to report that Mr. and
Mr.. S. E. Sandi rson are los-ping very
pao,rl,i at present. Mrs. S:u.•lers.0
particularly is seriously ill.
Mr. E. It. ihlft will leave ou Mon-
day f..r Leamington. F:swex .aunty.'
where hr tele sr. -tired a -twwltkt. Ile'
lea• a Nle of some household effects
null "floor things nn Friday afternoon.
1'oekbarto. of W,o.IsNwle,
epi to see his aunt. Mrs. S. E. Sander
son. who is at present very ill.
The Women's Institut.. intends hold-
ing a progressive euchre In the parish
haft on Friday' evening. -
The contest in Alton': store Is nenr
ing a .'Liar. The opportunity for +...
oaring the prize will end et 12 ofeloo•k
Saturday night. it will iwe interest
ing to know who is the lucky pur-
chaser. or who has the most friends.
Mr. Harold Sproul hits been visit-
ing hi. friend. Mr. Pretty. in Kit-
,•hettt•r.
Mis. Clara Sproul. "f Stratford.
visited with her parent. here Iasi
i.atnd'.y.
United ('hurrh Noteu.-Elie young
iw•d.ple taking the teaeh,•r' training
toner met at the parsonage on Wed.
u day_ night.- Choir prnutioe also was
herd tin Wwltu'sday night Inn
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for Lague met on Wednesday nt t
4.15. Young Tropic' n meetiug
will he held on Friday evening at v I
o'clock . Ni-tt Solidity's servkes I
will he held ns usual. Sunday w•hool1
at 10 a.m. and church sen'Ieiu at 111
a.m. snd 7 p.m The young pwar
pie of Dungannon United chnreh will
entertain the young people of the
Ashfield circuit on llnreh 11th. rot s
o'clock. The main f.alnre of the'
evening will iw a debate on the sub
jest: " R.'s•dved. that the church 1•
Justified in attracting young people
through entertainment." The Dun- '
Kennon debaters will take the side of
the negative The Musico Circle
will meet at. the home of Miss !Aura
Savage nn Monday afternoon at '210.
There will be an election of ofikers.l
The members will please bring in
their Easter offering and mite loxes.
Car of Hard Chestnut
Coal expected
at McGaw Statists daria tke first
wash of Marek.
Priam will set bo othaw aw $14
M to
Pinel. your order to
Wm. McClure
Telephone 42,
Dungannon.
RADIO SETS-.
at very reasonable prices.
I can save you money.
Frank Mcllwain
R. R No. 6, Goderich.
Telephone Dungannon,
7 r 14.
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GODERICH
'kkrAt POO
tock T THE NIR -11411
ITS wb110E jtFu t
KJND'OF Go IN ANY
WEATHER
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Everybody it talking about Florida
Absent -Minded I But we have decided that we will
Dentist (about to spank his young find (it) Tots cheaper at home.
•don't hove the utter satisfactl
111sant--"Now this hex's going to bort a jlesi,lee the people in Florida
hit" ion
of
Ttltin.)(-nn,tittd it --nolo lire, enjoying
Zany to Atltaww
r "My dear. If i gave you 250 for L the *Loring ,from the shelter of a
j� frok'k. what kind would yin eltnoee " warm hoose.
■' "tine (Netting R1(If1-my lore" We can't sell you 1, ticket to
Florida have plenty of
18 Jimmy May Knew
ot.
Snnday Sehl T,at•her-"Why dei
teh build the ark?"
11I 'kJimmy--"Maybe he was going to
1 Florida to find his real estate"
■ R i Alt would be well at a bawls!'6� r Rath' If the umpire mold only We as
as well as the fans in the grandams
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rev 41.404-• Rnaeian wwMing% are marvels of
I la Ames II4
, „ Dry-Go� .,a,;' .
Ili,
.. Ready-to-Wear4.71,0%_.1,-,:"..m._-_2_..- *.'^ Holm Furnishings N■ nimplletty and economy. witbant J B. MUSTARD ANr
�� any pomp or ceremony a Ark. omrtal
SIMS total the knot for the modest sum of • s _ b
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Genuine Pocahontas Coal to keep
you warm here.
Let us have your ore sr
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