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Spring Footwear
With the coming of Spring the mind
' naturally turns to new Shoes
We have in stock very attractive, up-to-the-minute
Footwear for everyone
YOU ARE INVITED To SHOE' AT
W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
Phone 13..
The Place e,t I;e liable Footwear
Correct shaving soothes
and protects the skin
CAN ADIAtflVTPIT. Wee
t live mho, styles/
Also Yod.I "C" Outat. gl.N
YOU have no use for an extra,
stropping device with the
Valet AutoStrop Razor. It is all
contained within the instrument
itself and in a moment the blade
is re -sharpened tog super -keen-
ness ready for that CORRECT
SHAVE which helps to keep the
face young.
The same blade is used over and
over without assembling or re --
assembling of parts for sharpen-
ing, for shaving or for cleansing.:
A stropped blade keeps tate face young,
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VaIetAuIoStnPpRaZOr
—Sharpens itself
GUARANTEE
tr. ire linemen that every twee of • Vont Autoatrop Resor be con•tanntl7 enthmtrtls.
aryeid wevthuK happen to your Rasar afeetlne it. ppeeered .cavaev. lust seed it to u. sod
we will restore it le ■ new-bke canes,°on without charge.
'No. 5s)
\UTOSTROP SAFETY RAZOR CO., LiMITED, Toronto, Canada
THE SIGNAL, — GODEBICH. ONT.
County and District
Thr corner stones of the new United !piling couple left on a motor trip to
church edifice at Graud Bend will be their parents' homes and a reception
laid op May 24th. ' was held for them at the home of the'
Jessie Mclt:ereher, wife of Allan bride's parents. Theyti have sinceIrewil-
Attains of How)ck tywwihlp, died Aprilturned
Leith In her slaty -third year.
While going to the barn Mins Isa-
belle Aebton, of 'ltuckerswith, war
tripped by the dog and in falling broke
her leg.
Mira hila Itrydges, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Brydges, Beigrave,
died April 30th, of pneumonia. De -
craned was in her twenty-se...netf
year, and leaves. besides her parents,
one brother and four sisters.
Mrs. H. G. Hutchings, of Goderich
township, aunounces the engagement
of her second daughter, Viola Belisle,
to G. Stanley Camps, sou of lir. and
Mrs. James Camps of Toronto, the
marriage to take place quietly this
mouth.
A dumber of South Huron farmers
are gtoilig into tobacYogrowiug. and a
meeting of these Prospective growers
was held recently at Hensall and was
addressed by Thouats White, of the
experimental station at ltidgetown.
Mr. \White gave wally valuable hints
on the culture of thin highly special-
ized and comparatively new crop in
Huron county.
William J. White, a former well-
known resident of liensall, who for
-- ha-Jask-iwa-os•tex-itad-besu_
Loudon. died Slay 2nd and the re-
mains were brought to Heurall for In -
I terweut. 4) ceased was in his seven-
ty-sixth year and leaves, besides his
wife, seen suns and two daughters. He
wgs for years one of the beat-knowu
horse dealers in the southern part ut
the county.
Leonard, sun of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Birk, Dashwood, who for the lust two
wars harattendel the Ontario Agri-
cultural College at Guelph, has teen
awarded Governor -General's
'medal, given each year to the student
who has ranked the biggest In general
proficiency in first and second year
work. lie won also the George Chase-
loan.
hapman scholarship for work in Eeglisin
and the general proficiency prise givens
by the College, thus taping all the
prises awarded in his year.
A quiet wedding took place in the
Church of the Messiah, Kincardine, on
May 4th, when Lillian Blanche, flamer
:tet of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Eweser-
ton of Ripley, became the bride of
Denatsoa Delos Robertson, son of Mrs.
M..30as of Londesboro'. Tbe cere-
mony was performed by Rev. T. H.
Farr. Afterwards the bride and
groom left on a trip to California.
Upon their return they will reside at
Londesboro', where the bridegroom
is station agent for the C.N.R.
A second death as the result of the
recent unfortunate accident on the
farts of David MacFarlane, 10th con-
cefelon of McKillop, occurred on May
4tlewhen John, the six-year-old son of
• Mr. , and Mrs. MacFarlane. passed
away 01, April 18th John and his
s eld r George, were driving on
the a• ller' when the heroes, it is
thoaght, lame unmenag,atble and
the boyo were thrown oIT. George,
who was in his eleventh )ear, was
lathy crushed anti died almost In-
stantly. The younger brother, who
;enchained severe internal injuries).
lingered two weeks before death ended
his suffering. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the whole com-
munity.
SEAr'ORTH
John Mclennan, who had been care-
taker of the postufAce building
its erection fourteen Yeats gshad
been superannuated. The new ap-
pointee
pointee Is Thomas Beattie of Seefortb,
who is a returned soldier.
Miss Edna Rivers has been visiting
friends at Oti'iu Sound before gents to
Hanover to co...plete her tralulug as
a nurse In the hospital there.
Dalton Reid has left for Northern
Ontario to join his brother, W. It.
Reid, in charge of a troupe 'of enter-
taliers who will toer the north coun-
try this summer. The !Reid boya.are
clever musicians.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hanna re-
cently returned from Yel!ow-grraas-
Sask., having sold their farm there,
and are at present rtsidiw iu Sea -
forth.
EXETER
oTbe ih-eter lawn telfull club has
been reorganised with M. R. Complin
prgddent.lteyr_�b'..14n�4-Li�1 '�rest
dent. W, A. Elliott secretary -tern [the
It le proposed to lease a portion
bowling club green.
Exeter will have a baseball team'in
the South Huron League, which will
consist of six teams: Exeter. lienaall,
Zurich, Credllou. Thames Road and
Staffa. Officers of the Exeter club
are: President. John McLean; vice-
prenldeot, M. H. l'omplin ; secretary,
treasurer, R. N. Creech; manager, li. quently, the action of "Fruit -stens" is
naturally corrective and strengthening. It
is a positive remedy for poorly function-
ing stomach, kidneys and bowels. This
day buy a box of "Fruit-a-tives" your-
self. Feel well, vigorous, again. 25c and
carload of purebred Shorthorn cattle SOC everywhere.
to the United States last week, the
eattle being purchased at Exeter and neral took pian to Mallon. afar
Btetearld` tory.
i.UCKNOW4 Word was received a few days ago
I of the death, at Ontario. California.
- The r Lockno baselt facer club has or -top ofdent Georest ge R. nonidaa 7Jtad tre, a toest gerto respdkr
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with tra011alelR )i
EX -ARMY MAN SAYS
IT IS TRUE
NOTHING LIKE "FRUIT-A-TIVE$"
FOR CONSTIPATION
MR. E. E. NEWMAN.
Even the most severe cases of constipa-
tion yield to "Fruit-a-tives". Witness this
letter by Mr. E. E. Newman, lona Sta-
tion, Ontario:
'Ever since leaving the army I suffered
terribly from constipation. After spend-
-nig a -t reetdeat-of money en other rem-
edies. I took 'Fruit -a -lives'. I can sincerely
say it gave me permanent relief. I often
thought testimonials were untrue. I will
gladly assure anyone writing me that
'Fruit -a -fives' are all they are claimed
to be."
"Fruit -a- tives" goesright back to
nature. Apples, oranges, prunes and figs
give to it their fresh juices which are in-
tensified and blended with tonics. Come-
C. Rlve4s.
F. H. Boyle las sold his barber beet-
'heio'tU-'i4lmore Harness, of Cilium,
who formerly lived here.
T, (t. Patrick, of Ilderton, stripped a
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.not in a PRICE Class
but in a -VALUE Class
McLAUGHLIN-BUICK stands alone—
not in its price, which it shares with
others — but in its VALUE, which it shares
with none.
During the past nine years the public of this
continent has invested more of its automobile
dollars in McLaughlin - Buick than in any
other make of gear -shift car.
And McLaughlin -Buick, true to its purpose
and promise, has constantly striven to improve
its quality—to better its value. The economies
effected through McLaughlin-Buick's volume
of snags. have been utilized to enrich still
further the quality of the car—by such im-
provements as the Sealed Chassis, the Torque
Tube Drive, Mechanical Four -Wheel Brakes,
an Engine Vibrationless Beyond Belief and the
increased luxury and refinement of McLaugh-
lin -Buick Fisher Bodies.
McLaughlin - Buick is today, as always the
ONLY car in its value -class. IIF -1118
HURON MOTOR
GOl)ERICH
McLAUG
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Prices at McEwen's
A fresh shipment of Prunes bought direct from
New York.
10clb. Medium 12tsc lb. Large 1Sc Ik
not the Oregon Prunes, but are the sweet variety of
Small
kee* are
Califantis.
Try our 59c Black Tea, one of the beat in town for the money
3 packages Jelly Powder for 25c end i glass fruit nappie FREE
Fresh ground Coffee. Ground as you order it, a nice line
Classic Cleanser
Panahine Cleanser
A tsrgwjettle Vanilla Extract for
A large bottle Lemon Extract for -..
Redpath Sugar by the bag- not beet sago -at the best price in town.
60c lb.
1Oc • tin.
10c a tin.
........... 25c
25c
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
Goods delivered to your gouge by the boot delivery in town.
. BRUSSELS
Rev. F. L. Lewin is president of the
Brussels lawn terms club for 3027.
tither ofllcers elected at the annual
npee ting'held recently are. Vice-presi-
di•nt. Miss M. E. meNab; /secretary -
treasurer, F. M. Wilmot.
The Brussels football club has or-
ganized for the season with the follow-
ing °dicers: Hon. president, 8. T.
Plum; president, R. Bowman; man-
ager. N. Hamilton; secretary, Norman
Shaw; treasurer, Lawson Clouse; cap-
tain. Percy Stevenson. A team is be -
Ing entered In the W.F.A. senior com-
petition.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Scott left last
week to make their home in London.
Misses M. and C. Hunter have pur-
chased a business property at Fergus
and will open a store and lunch room
in that town.
ZURICH
Fee Pastries
aid Bakesb- Caches
Fresh from our oven, many
times a day.iJust give us a
trial for your pastry or bread
needs, and you'll be delighted
with the quality.
A BRTI'�R BAKED BREAD
Cavtsess Salesmen
Prompt Service
Quality Guaranteed
E. G. Smith
East St. Bakery Telephone 134
Road the Ads In the Mord
ranked foe j1g27 o s as I health for some part He leaves, lye
Iowa :' ttdileei t. v D. Johnstone :. sides hill wife, who was formerly Miss
shoe-pseeddttt t, A. 1d. ary-tr man- Castle. a son and a daughter.
ager, W. S. Reid; egcretary-treasurer, Asother old resident, of Halt has
W. Tiernan. A town league will M yemed awsr In the person airs•
formed to encourage the game. cell,
widow of the late William tide.
The return game of checkers was whose death occurred on- Jipril lath,
pied between Lucknowtand BrusselsI M home of her daughter. )Ips
ex rte at ls last week. The ` Adam Glazier, Clinton. Mrs. Cole was
favor
sco was in favor of Ludraws. 95 to ' in her ninety-third year. She is sur -
S6, with thirty-eight draws. Play i vfve'd by hive Ions and three daughters,
started at 8 30the o'clock in the evening thirty-one grandchildren end tiny -
and, with the exception of a liwch three great -grandchildren -
period, went on continuously until
o'clock in the morning. Thirteen BLYTH
Lucknow players took part in the e
tournament. Yrs. Reborn, widow of the late
Miss Ferguson has sold her house Emmanuel ll4lborn, passed away
on Gough street, to \\'m. Webster. I •1•huroday evening Last after a pro -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyler have tradted period at 411-healttl. Me. and
mored to Hanover. where Mr. Tyler is I Mn. !Inborn came to Blyth from
assistant to the station ;nester. Freeltottwhout tee years ago and MF.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Fe Buebell and [Inborn operated the flour mill up to
Eileen left last week for Meltbrt, Sash, [Inborn
time of his death about six years
HiNGHAM ago, when his son, i.eslie, and 5. 0.
j Leslie took over the business. Be -
Fallon admin.. sifew the son, three daughters survive.
Ills LonlelriD BishopAttuther son was killed in she Great
intend the rite of eonfirmatiou Is R'ar. v
Sacred Heart church on the evening Geve Spafford has n•turn"t to Blyth
April s29th. Twenty boys and after "lending the winter '-mouths
twelve girls; took the vows. Bet'eraT "w-1th his slater to Cuba.
priests front neighboring parishes I Cecil Gardiner. son of Mr. and -Mrs
were in the sanctuary. P. Gardiner. bite leetcd his University
Among those who will participate es , examinations with the degree of X.A.
the lntheld iuual Congress of Actuaries Moyt4 Taylor, wen of C. K. Taylor of
to be held in London, England, June town. tai• taken a position en the staff
27-30, is G. W. Geddes. F.A.S.. actuary ! of the continuation school at Spruce-
of
pruce
of the Ontario Equitable ilfr and Ac- ale tint.. ami his brother Harold has I
cident Insurance Co., of Watee rloo. gone to Beardmore. near Port Ar- I
lie is a son of Mrs. Helen Geddes of that, where he is engaged in mineral
Wingham.Miss I prospecting. 'Meth yuunng then )wise
street,Miss Catherine Nelson, Minnie been attending Quern's 1'niversity.
died suddenly Friday night. The ,Blyth Choral Society' has
She had been apparentlyhadbeen in her usual pr•eaented'the ratiteta "Jotepll's Bond -
good health and had out k that
t age" at Henall mut Clinton, meeting
Bond -
friends until about 10 o'clock that i with great success.
night. On Saturday morning she was _ •
found by a neighbor lying dead in beil. TAKES COLD PLUNGE was born In the township of TO SAVE CATTLE
Ttrnlerry and had lived In this vi-
\Vingham, may 9.-4Ierf,el.t Finley.
sliteen-year-old Lower Wingla-m boy.
risked his life this afternoon to rescue
two eagle from drowning in the Mait-
j't,INTOPi }Innes River. He was assisted in tom-
•' I pin-iintj We rescue by two lett". named -
Clinton Is to htn'e a free tourist Potter and Kxhlrrlji, who had oh-
ca+p, the town eonneil having agreed mined a boat.
A number
to give Harry '•lel' the use of the f cattle were tieing
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fur prop"•sty for ten year" to driven to pasture lance gerims the
river when tau. epmluwi together. he-
esme frightened and dashed down a
twenty-tfve-hot harm into the river.
which ranges up to fifteen feet lit
depth at this point. Finley wail+'ii in
after them and attempted to lasso°
them. The frightened animals. how-
ever, mode for the opposite ashore. end
The dlieetori iWthe ori cu
titre Society have set September 26th
and 27th as the dates of the fall fair.
The winners in the field crop and
threshed grain competition held under
the auspices of the Zurich Agricultural l
Society in 1921) have been. announced. be fitted up and used for that purluta•.
The competition watt in lienees oats. The death eceurred In Clinton
On
There were eleven entries and three April 25th of Mrs. Esther ft. Dale.
prizes were awarded: lot. J. A. Han- widow of the late Christopher Dale. of
pin ; 2nd, E. F. Klopp; 3rd. W. R. Iiullett township. in her eighty-fifth
Dougall. - year. The tfe•emtrd spent the .great
Chas. Hartielh. of Rmlrrlch. was a part of her life in Millett township,
recent visitor In the village. - hnt for the past yior had tw'i'n with swim Mint Pearl, Ortwein, daughter of her daughter, Mrs. R. .1.Finley sun" force'iL to s•erre++
Miller. in Fginnne!. Finally snnrewim g In las-
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ortweln. of Zu- town. Mr. Dale diel twenty-six Fear` amine one of the animal+, the boy
rich, sus" married eon April 90th at ago. Six daughters anti two sore, stir- nut9egrd to tofu the chains, and. with
Detroit to Roy Neletn of that city. vise: Mrs. Ges,rge Rowes, Blyth; Mrs lie, aid °f the two ether little, was able
The wedding took \place rerehtly to Miller, ('Linton; Mrs. it. Snell. Shaun-
Flask.;
ln to 1'6" -the "lib' to shone. .
Iretroit of laahelle. eldest dawghier of avon, flask.; Mr.. W. 1S ('onuell. Ars.
\I-. and Mrs. Thomas Kyle. of Llas 1 Wm. Knox. Mrs. Tit's Knox. Jnine'z -
!ownahip, to Arnold Meaner of Detroit. Dale and Geom. 10.1'4,. all of llnllett.
,n of Mr. and 72?I. flroree Merrier, of , There' ser also twenty grnntk•hildrim
I rashwoo'I. After the ceremony the i rind twelve grs•at grandchildren. The
elnity all her life. Two sisters and a
brother survive: Mrs. James Powell,
Turnberry; Varga ret. of Toronto, and
James, of Seaforth.
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Treat every skis Injury with nor satbsptic
Zam-Bek. This ane herbal balm prevents gena
infection, allays Inflammation, remorse all trace
of *son and ensures quiet. !leas Manna.
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ANS
We Are the Authorized Agents
in this District for the
A. C. Dayton Radios
We will deinonstrate this Radio Set at your home or
.at our store at any time
Hill's hardware
.Phone 5 r S, Itutng:nino t ('entr:rl
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