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double-breaaltd styles.
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Our Special Order Samples are ready for your inspection
Prices $25.00 to $45.00
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MEN'S ANI) BOYS' !WEAR. PHONE 7)7
It's not too late yet
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.1'114.1141/1:1;11,1 TUNNSH'P.`;-,$ST tk
I tris.-->tilsa Minnie Currey la visiting
with her env'', Mrs. John reuse,
' pis 'peek.
Mr*. la- }tcr'gtre vieited her mother
at 't'orouto last week.
The Zion Ladles Aid held their
monthly meeting at the horse of Mew
E. $Itebtll ou W eduesday attenuant
and quilted a quilt.
Miss Laura Johuatot, of Goderich,
visited her friend. Nilo* 'Welsh Long,
Islet Friday:
KINGSBRWDGK tdl
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KINGSDRIINIE. March 2..3.2 --There
was 110 w•rvi.e here on Sunday owing
to .111r I11dl*psesltlon of tour pastor.
Rev. •Fath,•r Isom'. )\'e hope lie will
soon be ot•ll agal11.
Mr. (:e.. (trophy returned last week
after spending the winter mouths with
Ida 141111 at Joplin. Mo.
Everyone ,•nJuyell the card. party
81141 program 111 the parish hall on "St.
l'atriek'a Ilay in the avenin':" Pro-
ltreaatre euchre was played from
abler K.30 p.m. The ladies' prizes, a
dainty cake plate and a lack of cards.
were weal by \lis* Marion 1)alt11I allot
alis. Katie MV(titrthy rl•spee•tively.
The lucky gents were Meters. J. J.
Bowler and .1.. Martin. who reelvel a
tie and a safety razor respectively.
The *we,•t ....11s4,1111 1011% were Carried
off by A. 1)altuu x1111 G. liartwy. Af-
ter this distrlliutiou a short program.
principally Irish, aas weH rendered.
and was thoroughly appreciated by the
.lul4y.ve -\1 1111• Close 1u0,•h was
seri-44k
Edison at seventy-11ine Saye 111 can
not stop working. Ile should join a
labor talion. ---Shue and !weather Jour-
nal.
to change that- -- - THE
aid stove.
See Harold Blackstone about 1 G O D E R I C H
NEW STOVE
Prices are right.
This is your store, use it. •'�
Blackstone's Furniture
Exchange
011 twee Broadway of Godericl,
proud pormits of • bal.) 1o), born had the pleasure of a visit 3 w.•ek
ago from s Romer *deemed Piero.
Sitwell With..
har
hr. ('harlrs KraUug. au,i, tamely' tar. J. L (small, odic of t •week
tew
rrrrd Into Mr. George Wight- M. Small o,rupled the pulps
luau's house oto ear 7111 cune,essiun of ago-)luuday,uud was heard by u large
East \\'awanosb• lately, vacated by. and appreeirtive congreltauea.
Mr. .\bur Morris leuvew an Thais.'
Jia__ t'Larlpi' �1Jgllt�lt2• _
1{l*, Annie Wightmuu, Aitauru.
r141e1 with bar brother. Mr. Carl
Wahianan. last Sunday.
The rongregatluual otmtheinSunday
elrctiou of nllk•ers
school were held in the Westfield
1`1111e1 church 1111 Monday cubing•
The reports of the various societies l 11fgySeveral inthis this
tneighborhood are:
making maple syrup. There were
444D* good runs of sap last week.
}'all wheat smears to have comet
through the winter to fairly good con-
1Htion. though some helots are consid-
erably better than others.
Thos. Wilton shipped a car of cat -
tic en Saturday and a car of hogs on
Monday for the -Co-operative." Hogs
are still at a good figure. $12.15 being
paid for this ear.
.\ number from this township are U Advertise in The Signal to
planning to attend the meeting of the
(boorlo Educational Assea•iation• at --
Tiorotlt* next weak.
!1st for -Detroit. -.'HW wife_ and. Oa'
Ily are moviug to the county tows;
will occupy a house on Brock street.
We believe that Mr. lav' !'otter also
is leaving for Detroit on Thursday.
A number of our people attended
the' funeral of the late !'bas. Girvin,�
When buying a Set. make
sure you are getting one
suitable to your require-
ments.
Price, Performance, Up-
keep, Appearance and
proper installation are all
points for your consider-
ation.
Let me demonstrate these
to your satisfaction.
1 have Radio Licenses
for 1926.
F THE FURNACE GOES ON 5-1,1
(THT( KITCHEfi RANGE MlD6el
LTNE HEAT FOLKS IN AT ONCE
AND LET THEM AR01TRATC-
were given, and a latiauee on
was reported by all. the Lathes' Aid
having a Ialane• of (over $40. the
ltrotherho,nl over 11411. Sunday school
1112. League $lint. The W.M.S. sent
*1'44 and the (Taal,- f14.0 to the branch
1 reasurer.
\tell lTEI'1I1'114 11. March :"f --Mrs.
Williams. of Itranthord. is visiting
with her sister. Mex .1o• Holmes.
Mr. 81111 Mrs. Holt. Purdon and
children visite) on Sunday with her
parlous. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ander-
S.011. of St. Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Cas,. %Vighlmau an,i
sou. of \We/tfleId, risitwl 011 Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. (elms.
\Wiahtman, byre.
Messrs Will and Thos. Moore lepe•ut
ASHFORD
\SHF1}:LI), March 211. -Mr's. Dhm-
Isr. tot Ethel. ha 111101 visiting her
father and misters the lust week.
Mrs. Fraac'c•y visited with friends
111 Goderich last .week.
Mr. Vm. Johns -ton went to Toronto
lust Friday.
Mr. John MacKay. who has returned
from the hospital. is improving.
The party at Lochalsh under the
auspices of the young men proved to
be a tlec1del wlwdess. about seventy-
five IwIng present.
Mr. 1'. MacNty has his brother from
4eaforth visiting him this week.
We hope that the stiow will soon Ire
gone and, that the nudes will be im-
proved noon to dire the }:aster home -
comers a good time.
Rey. .1. S. Dobbins. of bear 'Landow.
out.. ott'upied the 11011111 '11 the Ash-
field Presbyterian church yesterday
111111 ills sermons were quite Inspiring.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
I
Cathcart 114 improving.
Mr. Bradley with his gang was
ploughing the gravel road soot' we
hope the cars will moon be running.
Mr. lino) Campbell. of Lothian. is
veryill and under the doctor's carr.
Thursday Iasi with Mrs. ('nyder at St.
i1/'lens.
� f \I r. God,. Cottle was at Exeter on
Q , \louday attending the funeral of his
iter.
11r. Ernest Rtubiuson' returned on
Thnrsibty, fw.m--Tutaa. - Okla... a0d.
', Minneapolis. where he visited, with
L� 1111 a ' relatic,'. 118/18.118/18.mouth.
i1
Mr. ,*..o.. 1004Il-Iai,•• of Exeter. n-
1�+ nlr11eot h, \Ir. Ann, 1'ornrliu.+' last
I j t•.,
week.
Mrs. Jack Johnston sia.1t last week
1Swt< r► ,rprd with relatives In \V',itgham.
The T.p.11. of tire: Felteed riwere11 is
We know al1 60e4 of a 110:aLing having a ...NI evo•niug on Friday,
April O.
problem.
We can look at your furnace
and your kitchen range and your
liting-room grate anti tell you just;
what kind of coal each .houlil have. I
they may really "go on strike,'
through no fault of theirs, through
no fault in the duality of the coal- -'
but because of an unwise selection.
Let us select the rjght kind for
--CALL THE-
Jenner's Music
Storegin°1N �"di1
Fot Good Clean Coal
COA`
B. MUSTARD COMPANY
Phone 98 - Goderich
Our Complete New Stock of
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Staunton
Semi -trimmed '
Wall Paper
&�
now ready for your choosing
NEW BLOOD NEEDED
.k IN THE SPRINGTIME
-a�a.sa
Exide liatteries
The 014 Rell4bla
Now •
11 Plats $18.50
13 Plate 20.00
Battery Charging and
Electrical Troubles
a Specialty
F. R. MILLER
Service Statim
Conger Elio Ave.
and victoria Street
PARAMOUNT
1'AItAMOI -N'T. -March J1.--Mlsf
Jean RiteM1. of 'Zion. opens the week -
tool with Miss Wlnnifrel Webster, of
near Imsektx►w.
Mrs. Peter McDonald, who has been
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. El-
don Henderson, rl'tarned to her home
hl llurcn.
Mr. and lira. Jack Mr('harlr.. of
the 2nd concession. .pc•ut an evening
recently with Mr. and Mol. Jack
Henderson.
Mrs. THck Richards is spending a few
!Ealys with friends in Ripley.
Mr.. Max Barnard is visiting her
,hanghter. Mrs. Walter Alton. of lanes.
Mrs: Clarence Irwin and babe. of
the 2nd concesslon, are spending a
few days with Mrs. lrwin's mother.
Mrs. .dna. Stanley.
Mr John Jamieson. of I'arnmount.
has entered Ills name as n contestant
in the campaign carried on by The
Farmers- Sun.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon llentlerson anti
Try_ 'sir. and Mrs. Melvin Raymond were
Dr. Williams' Pink pills as ai! ,:meets of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Mac -
Dei mid.
Blood Improving, Health- I M: Jami,+.(1II vi*ited with Mrs. Ei-
R,estoring Tonic don Henden -on recently.
I Mr-. .\. ('ook vl*itel Lucknow
Every lea,w woman and .bili needs friends this week.
new. rich. red Mood at this time of
' the y,.er. That is 11 r•41.111 181. fart.
' .UI doctors know it. The bi'.! grows
1 thin 81111 psatr ill the whit leve• is
nr4t enough of it. and sprin h„w•s 111• ecce[. Take mons. and see, how many
pawepb• are pale and sallow at :Lis
time of the year. They v01111118 111 of
ia•iilg easily fired. _Their appetite, to
por, and they are often depressed
and low-spirited. That is Mother Na
titre urging them to improve their
blood supply: b111 often their diges-
N• . keI •l *o that they cannot
;: `.2 HAYFIELD
iIAYFI}:1.1). March 30. -On Wed-!
aesday. April 704. the Zurich Junior
Dramatic Society will • prevent "The
Little 4'lodhopper" In the town hall.
under the auspice,. of the Bayfield
imbue library.
Mtsw Helen Gerrie left. on' Wedneie I
day to e.pend the vacation at her home
at Ingersoll.
mr Clarence Pollok espent a couple
of days in Inning last week. '
Mrs. J. W. Tippet returned home on
Tuesday. (laving spent a week with
her mister at London.
Mi*s J. -,.'ie Metcalf. of Detroit. Is cx also•
I+e•sakf �roe�
spending the Rooter vacation with her
parent'. Dr. W. F. and Mrw. Metcalf. at'
1)r. A. Newtou-Brady returned homeI e
on Friday after coding a tew days I*t"
in Toronto.
Mrs. F. H. Paull tett/rued on Rotor -
day after a ton weeks' vacation at : toe"
Galt and London. I r1a.ew:(A
J(rs, F. W. Baker. who haft been
visiting her daughter. Yew. Victor
hurt. at Loudon. returned on Tuesday.
Mr. Grahauf Elliott has taken a
ponitinn at Kitchener. sa.st{aaiie
The Y.P.S. met on Friday evening fdiril fats
last. An intereethlg and instructive
chapter from o'•ifereses of our Home.!
Mand." on Louis Pasteur, was read hy
Miss Mary Paliott. An }aster Det' •
was suggested but there were some def- I'
ferenees of opinion on the subject of
,Nanning. so the motion was with-
drawn. After the buMnees meeting'
Wag 81111141111t a few minutes were spent
in community singing. after which
the program committee took ehnrge of
n geography contest which proved to
he interesting. The next n•gular mret-
Ina will be on Friday. April Ath.
A service will be held In Trinity
church on Good Friday evening at
o'clock. no *ervlee being held on
Weekleaday.
On Easter 1/ay matin* and servk•e
of holy communion will be held In
Trinity church at 11 a.m. Through-
out the 'going and swimmer months
Smithey school will be held at 10 a.m.
There Is quite an epidemic of In-
fluenza In the 'rillagr• and surrounding
country.
The ler jam in the river last week
caused some excitement in the vil-
iege. The river was much higher
than it had leen for same years, hot
the jam tuadually worked out and
now the river is quit,• low.
increase your galea 11111
tlotl I*
I turn food into 1,11aa1 without help.
1 ilere• is where modern medical science
conies to the resw•ue. 1►r. Williams'
Pink !'Ills have a dlre•t notion 101 114,•
Irlosl and enable you to get full use
of the 111ooa1-making elements -in your
meal{. Yost worn feel their !affect-.
your appetite improves, your tlerr•es
ore xte•adler, color notunls to the
ch(v'ks and lips, you have more vim
anon energy 70441- a►* work - elth-leas
fatigne.
Thr 141(1114 of Dr. Williams' Pink
!'ills to alt who are in what is known
r-serft-'rU d-_:_ _- '-- Af...h4tit.k ..1a.
proved hy the experience ,If Mrs. Alex.
McKenzie. Schumacher. Ont.. who
ways: -"1 was in a completely run-
down temditlon. Nervousnesee, sleep-
Mcwwnesw. and loss of vitality were all
taking their toll. I felt Miserable all
the time and began to feel that my
11111e was hnlw1rr.1. as 1 final taken a
number of rem(die, with little or no
relief. 1 had often read of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Puts, and finally decided
to try them. i got 44 half doien boxes.
and by the time I had taken about
half of theeln. there was no doubt i hind
nt last found the medicine i needed to
restore my llenith. 1 emitln11111 the
liar of the pills. gninIng strength day
by day. until i waw Moll enjoying good
health and happiness.. 1 strongly re-
commend Dr. Williams' Pink !'ills to
every man. woman or tehlld who Is in
11 min -down conditfcal, feeding sure that
the pills will moon restore them to
health and strength. -
it - nether you- - wee .,rl.wtal t -4N--ser
merely feel 1aldly tire(' and not.of-
sorts, yon mhnuld try Dr. William
rink Pills title spring. They are anht
by me11elle dealers everywhere, or
will be trot by mall at ISA events n box.
hy writing The Dr. WIlllamti Medketne
Co., Brockville,,Ont.
AI:BURN a
11' I VI LC. March 31.- Mr. Robt.
Stalker. who has been visiti11g rola-
rives ill Kauknk,.•. Illiuuls, retttr9el
home 1:st week.
Miss Edith M,urridge visited frien41s
ill atratL,rd over the week -end.
\lis Sadie Porter. who spent the
winter with relative in Detroit. ('441111'
11..1111• 11144 week.
Mr. Clayton -Baxter, of Toronto Uni-
versity. is visiting with Rev. and Mrs.
1'. Moo,
Mrs. M. Allen. who 11 iletw'lt an
.ga•ration- 111 Goh•r11'h howl.ital last
week. is. we are pleased to way. 10-
I,r. villa as well ns ran be expected.
-\ joint' meeting of the Women's
Mi•'.ionary Societies of the former
11 thodist 81111 Presbyterian (bungles
ons held 011 Tuesday afternoon in
Knox Flailed church. where the two
wa'lrties organize) as • milted body.
tin Thursday of last week the ice (ill
ills: Maitland River broke up and went
out tory quietly. Torre has 11e4'11 110
t ,drink tau far as we kttow.
instead of Knox 1.harch-liciiiiklY
school taking up the review on Sun -
,.ay morning last it took up a mta-
-onary program. which was both en-
tertaining and instructive. There is
now a very live Sunday school in
Knox church. with over one hundred
on the roll. The *ervicea next Sunday
horning and evening will be In keep-
ing
eeping with }:aster. Spacial music will he
rea.ieret hy (Ile.eholr.
Mr. Jilin Rall, of (Tatham. Is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. H. H111.
The Choral Society which was or-
ganized here at New Tear's Intends
putting en a concert the 90th of April.
14wing to the Hitless of Mr. Gracie
there wax no *•mice la the Baptist
lbnrch on Sunday morning.
WIRSTIFIELD
Wjr,STFI};LD. Marek alt. -Wedding
lolls were ringing on Friday last,
when MI** Edna Cook, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David (took. was nnited
In the holy bonds of matrimony to
Mr. if'red Cook, soil of Mee. (`ods and
the late John Cook. by Rev. P. S•
Benita Of Auburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Kittle Taylor are the
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comfort in winter -snugness
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Fine quality curtains. carefully tail-
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s:it to both wits are unhampered
and free because the curtains are
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all-weather protection.
SOUTH ST., GODERICH
01.4
LOYAL
IA1YAL. March 30. -The snow hat
1lisapla•nnel and road traffic In re -
110414 11(1101111 conditions. The midi
1111111 11811 hex trmihles Taiii Yff1r,1101
he can get through all right now.
We are glad to know that Mr.
.Innen Young, who has had a long
spell of Illneve, is now able to be out
on his verandah on ane days. Mr.
Voting la one of our old atandhrt at
Loyal, and we hope to are him around
again 38 usual when the summer
weather eomea.
Seh11/11 elosrw on Thursday for the
Eager 14senthrn. MIM, Amos. teacher
in H.S. No. 1, will 'dolt her home at
Pn rkhlll.
Mew. Lorne Macdonald. of Peter
(s,ro. with her little elm. la visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. -Hering -
ton. Nth coneeaston.
The people of Smith's Hill Merck
tr, 7`iasa"II! i7 ak'1°s�r d mel :..:
x ,9re,. i',"";fi: •,'' pO '+Vk":; A\""•.,0I 4,"Nd' '^ "'f
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1,1r, since, HO I� F►EN
Cloud Has a Silver Lining
very Y e,e
Here's hoping they're inside out for Easter
In case they are, we have a few suggestions for your EASTER OUTFIT
ORIENT HOSE
Purple Stripe, full fashioned
Silk to the top, full fashioned
and Chiffon. full fashioned
SUPERSILK HOSE
30 new shades to choose from.
Ladies' Silk Gloves in the new shades
Lark, Silver, Pongee and Black and White.
E HIBBERT
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