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Spefcial . Sale -at Walker's
OF USED FURNITURE TAKEN
IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW
e are determined to. dear out the entire lot and with
. the low price given below should move
°' them out very quickly
1 Davenport, convertible into a bed. Worth $35.00. Special $15,00
1 Mantel Bed. Worth $50.00. To clear Tuesday at $15.00
Large Chair, upholstered in good tapestry. Worth $25. To clear. _$10.00
12x::orris Chair, upholstered in tm. leather. Worth $20.00$ 8.00
upholstered Rocker. Worth $16.00, for___. $ 6.00
1 Solid Cult Sideboard. Very special prise to clear, only $10.00
Sideboard, golden elm, good as new, for $10.00
3 Good Carpet Sweepers, all re -conditioned at the factory, good as
new, for, each____ $ 3.00
1 Hoover Electric Carpet Cleaner. Regular $88.00, for $30.00
Hen's a real snap—A very heavy, fancy iron Bed. Worth when
new $28.00. Take quick at $ 5.00
Our stock of Linoleums and Rugs is now complete
A GOOD SELECTION TO Cij0d FROM
W. WALKER
Forgive and Ilan Finishing, "Often Ile Clams' all Alt p Ih bat"
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THE SIGNAIe, — C fD RICH, ONT.
County and District
Rohl Higgins has been appointed to
Issue tlquor permits at Hensel'.
Owls( to the rain. the celebration
planned for May 24th at Ether was
postponed to June 3rd.
An old resident of Henwll. Mrs.
Robert Stewart, has been removed by
death. Deceased bad reached the age
of nearly eighty-nine years. She
leavetr three sons and four daughters.
Isaac Glendenning, a native of God.
erich townebip, died Mar 9th at his
home at Marshall. Minnesota. aged
eighty-two years. Deceased lived for
some time in the township of Turn -
berry.
The death occurred on May 18th of
Jospeh Taylor, an old and respected
resident of the township of Hullett.
Deceased. was nearly eighty years of
age. lila wife, to wehom he had been I last week and an attempt wee made
married forty-nine years. survives, I to rifle the eale, but without success.
with six sons.I All the burglars got was a small
David Lemon, formerly proprietor amount In sliver from a desk and a
of the Commercial hotel, Ripley. has
disposed of his farm in Huron town-
ship to a Chatham men for the sum
of $8000 and will move about June 1st,
with his family. to Chatham, where be
will run a billiard ronin and bowling
alley.
lneneell'e 24th of Shy - cerebration,
while marred to some extent by the
wet weather. we. nevertheless success
fully carried nut. A program of sports.
a demonetratlon of the fire engine re-
cently purchased by the village, a
baaehall match in which Crediton de-
feated Hensel' 5-4, music, dancing and
fireworks were features of the eete-
Nratfon, which was under the auspices
of the village fire brigade.
Warren Reidt, son of George ReIdt.
13th concession of Howlek. was seri-
ously injured in • motor accident one
nicht recently about a mile north of
Vordwieh. He was In r-nmpenr with
Nelson Bell. who was driving n Ford
e•nr when it tdxwtk to.tbe ditch ^n.4 nve'--
tnrned, pinning Reldt underneath.
Niter being released. he wee found to
'have sustained a dislocation and frac-
tnre of the left shonlder and also to
be suffering from concussion of the
brain. He was removed to the hospi-
tal at Fergus. The car was wrecked.
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C. R. Wilkinson has been appointed
issuer of liquor permits in Wingbam.
Rer. Ni. M. Bennett hue returned
from the hospital at Toronto. where
he was under treatment for some
weeks. He la etix to a serious con-
dition.
Mrs. Allison Sbbrts pawed away
Sunday afternooa, In her eighty-eighth
Year. A brother, George Forsythe. of
Wiugham, is the ealy surviving rela•
tive.
A. E. Fothergill, tree of Winghaw's
well-known residents. gted in hospi-
tal at London itis .7 of last week,
after an operatila.
The office of the Milted Farmers'
(`,o -operative Co. wee enter, % one nlgbt
Prices at McEwen's
A fresh shipment of Prunes bought direct from
New York.
Medium 12Ke Ib. Large .lSe Ib.
Oregon Prunes, but are the sweet variety of
Small los Ib.
The.. are sot the
California.
Try ear bac Black Toa. one of the beet in town for the mammy.
3 packages Jelly Powder for 211. and 1 glass fruit nipple FREE.
Freak tread Coffee, Crossed .a yea ordee it. • nice lime . 60c Ib.
Classic Cieaasse _ __ ...._ - loc a tis.
P ---t- —e Cleanser
10c a tin.
A largo bottle Vanilla Estrus* 6w.:_... _. _ .,. .. 25c
A large bottle Lasses Extract for .-- 211c
Redpath Sugar by tbe bag—sot best sugar—st t!. best price is tow■.
J. J. McEWEN
Phone 46 South Side of Square
Goods delivered to your bearn by the best delivery in tows.
Wood Shingles of All Kinds
Asbestos and Ragfelt Shingles '
Roll Roofing of all kinds
R. STANDISH
Phone 3f10w East Street
Are You• Cdtighing ?
Ire your throat sod tonsils sore
and not! i ps 1 11e• Ala 8y;
bills Spahr'aa'�omt jtis. You'll soon
get better of money back. Pros
$1.60. Oodariab Druggist.
We Are the Authorized Agents
in this District for the
A. C. Dayton Radios
We will demonstrate this Radio Set at your 'home or
at our store at any time
Hill's Hardware
Phone 6 r 3, Dungannon Central
A General Line of Hardware The Service Store
J. G. 1Dmlgh has returned to his
home here after spending the winter
with his eon at Grand Valley.
A large new eteei tank for water has
been erected at the C.P.R. etntion.
Archblebop Williams will visit Blyth
paras 6n July 4th and will confirm a
class of candidates.
('olio Fingiand bas purtbased the
thlrtyealx-erre farm iof Jobe ;ohne
Mon, at Walton. he and •.lira
Fingland are removing to IL They
wt11 be greatly' tdlmed in Blyth. where
they have tufa/ an active lotereet In
alfalfa Mr. Fingtand baa been a
aembene4ple village council tor err -
Mal terms. Mr. and Mre. Johnston
Intend taking a trip through the Weet
this saaamer and may locate there.
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0. L. March. of Exeter. has moved
to town and is opening up a grocery
badness. also taking over R. A.
Hesrn'e ma11 route.
The marriage took place arealgary
on May 21tk of Edna Jane Waxman.
daughter of J. F. Waxman of Clinton.
t to,Hogard HMV Vancouver. B.C.. in
1'_nd ei-fty they All reside.
J. Curtis Stevenson. of Burlingame.
Calif.. • former resident of Clinton. le
on hie way to Onteelo to visit Clinton
and other plat** in the Province,
coming by way of the Panama Canal
A Nova Scotia Lady Was in an
Anaemic Oondition
Men and women who do not Bleep
ed
well and are °not retreehand
strengthened by a slight's rest. are
generally Buttering from thin, watery
blood. The nerves fall to get the
nourishment they demand and head-
aches and a worn-out feeling is thetre-
suit. Building up the blood is the'eine
sure step to renewed b -alth and
strength, and for this purpose' nothing
else can equal Dr. Williams Pink
de
Pills. From Breit Anse to last they en-
rich and purify the hid. and In this
way promote better appetite. better
rest at Meg. and renewed strength.
Mrs. Mary E. Uhlman, Williams-
town, N.S., writes:—"I have received
so much benefit from Dr. William
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Pink Pills. that T would feel nself
ungrateful 1f I did not let you know.
I was in a very poor state of health.
end New York. lir. Stevenson
carie's
Varnishes Paints
SURFACE SATISFACTION
Brantine
Finishing
White Enamel
The glowing lustre of
Brantine White Enamel
creates an atmosphere
of welcome, phase and
rest --adding beauty and
distinction to your
home. Just a few strokes
of the brush will pro-
duce a brilliancy of tone,
softness and whiteness
that cannot be excelled.
FOR SALE BY 1{
CHAS. C. LEE
GODERICH
i' lith 1"1',
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few cents from a stamp lax. The
same night the Hanna store was burg-
larised and Wintery. neckties, ablrts
and other articles were taken. There
1s no clue to the guilty person,.
LUCKNOW
Lucknow la to bare a celebration
of the sixtieth anniversary, of Con-
federation.
Miss Evelyn Oraw Is home from the
University' of Toronto.
Robert Andrew has returned home
from Toronto, where be has been at-
tending Law School.
Arthur'Brown, son of Rev. A. W.
and Mrs. Brown. is home from West-
ern University. London_
Walter Craw, baring completed bis
term at Victoria College. Toronto.
m 'e a brief visit at hie home here
end ba. now gone to Northern Ontario
to take chrrge of a mission fort e
en miner.
While driving on the road weat of
t.ne•know a few nights ago. Nicholas
11M !ley and Jot Johnston. of the yil-
In-". had a nasty accident. There
was an excavation across the highway.
and mistaking the barricade and light
nor a car with one tight they went
through the barricade and into the ex-
iravation. The car was wrecked and
Hedley had hie face badly cut. requir-
ing about twenty stltcbes. An action
for damages is to proepee't_ it being
claimed that the barricade And llghta
were - insufficient and tot properly
placed. - 1
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Thoredey. June 2,
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There are two definite reasons
why the Ford Truck is the
world's moat economical haul-
age unit. In the first place it is
the lowest priced one ton truck
on the market, and secondly Ford
trucks have the lowest cost per
ton mile of any motor truck built.
The operating figures of scores
of fleet owners' reveal the truth
of this statement.
Amply powered, the Fr -t' or
ton trvek,fuily loaded, is alwayssr
able to negotiate bad roads or
climb steep grades easily.
Dairymen, stock producers, road
and building contractors, com-
panies doing retail delivering in
both rural and city territories
are standardizing on Ford
trucks. It costs less to deliver
—WI a Ford truck and we can
j..0, it.
There is a Fon' . 11 .• " r t,' k r o ry haulu,tre'rey• nr'wr1t.
Ask>our ukt..t.riz..•t 1 41,1 ! o..tt for a 4.,.dORa,ru ion.
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is over mid reached the stage where I had to
eighty years at age. remain to bed. A doctor waft cellist
The Ontario Government has ep' In and he told me I had no organic
pointed John Ransforel to Issue liquor trouble, but Wes gtmplc run down
permits In Clinton. from overwork. I had been left with
a family to support, which T dkl by
SEAFORTH dressmaking. The doctor said my
blood had almost turned to water. and
The death of Walter Miller ewcurred advised a rest cure. I dill not see
May 24th. after a long illness. 1-te� how it was t,dtesihlr for me to take a
ceased was in his fifty-fourth year. very long rest, so 1 decided to try Dr.He was not married, hot 1..mertred Williams' fink fills. Soon t found my �"1 O
by. his motairmail'r and secernl brothers airmail'returning and before very long V
and sorters.
Charlotte Ann L atherland, wife of
John A. yfnrrng4 Egvnohdvtlle. died
May 24111 at the age of sixty-eight
crura. Her pawing was -quire unex-
Idertdsl. ns she Was 111 only It few
hours. Tier hn,battel. to whose vibe
had been married Gxtp•flve yearn. sur -
cions. With three dengittte'e and two had taught Rerernl loxes of or. W 11-
wms.
Same' Pink Pills. and he told to to go
Wordh wng received some days ago on taking them as he thought they
M•cEWAN & TEBBUTT
GODERICH — ONTARIO
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You Do Not Have
to Guess
About what you are get-
ting when you buy goods
baked at the East Street
Bakery
You know what to expect
in service and quality.
Judge for yourself.
A Better Baked Bread
E. G. Smith
East St. Bakery Telephone 184
T was nide to go about toy duties as DERIC'H,
usual ngain. This wan n few years
ego. and my health remained• good! un- O
til about a year ago. when 1 broke out
with httruor of the blood. Aenin I
consulted the donut, Who mill my
blood had become so thin that it hail
really poisoned Itself. I told 111111 1
of the dkwttt of Robert Scarlett at In-
nl'fell, Alberta. lkreaxedL wee a na-
1115' of MOKIllop, a eon of the late
Snowed Senrlett. hot had been in the
West for nearly forty years.
BRL't4SELB
A. C. Rneker le the Isomer of liquor
permita for Bresecle and vicinity.
The ITnron Plowmen's AReaeintinn
w111 hold a picnic to Jetta Arm-
strong'. grove. heetde the Maitland
Three. show three miles wast of Rrus-
RPin. on .inn, lilth.
Prink- Stretton. ,jeweller. has gone
to the West to take ehartte of a large
bankrupt jewellery hueinesw.
J. R. Kerney. a former rexidefit nt
Rrnssela. died reeentlr In California
while en rout, with hie wlfe to San
iDiegn nn n holiday trip. For some
yeti.' latterly he had been a resident
of finely', where he wee in the In-
.nrsnec hnalnMl
The death nte'urres at Toronto nn
Mar 1Ath n11Alttan Stevenson. wife of
William Murray. in her twenty-thlnl
yesr. The young lady had been a
r,•.Id ant of thle community all her
lite, end the sentaine were interred In
the Rrnw ole cemetery. �r
Th. tweaking took Amer. A 1^MetATI
on MendMy of .Tnhn Melhnurat:' t.
of Rrovvele the bride being Mites. ar-
ravet ilenrietta, daadkter et Mr.
(' 1tharlse Damen .ot On
their return from the honeymoon trip,
were Inst what 1 needed. T took right
boxes nod again wn> In good health. 1
can therefore recommend these pills to '
*II In a weak or run-down condition."
Dr. Willlnms' fink P111e are sold by
all drnggleta or will he sent by mall.
post paid. on receipt of price. 50 cents
a fax. Try them today. . t
THAT MOTOR CAR OF YOURS
Explains ('luteh Snarls
Harsh clutch engagement may he
due to several Causes. To determine
the partleular one sometimes necessi-
tate* taking down the unit. hat know-
ing the various canoes may save the
motorist ebb trouble or expense. Using
the wrong type of oil will rouse the
clate% to become nobly. itmrnedl or
gntagitd lubricant Rill proetuer barsit-
neas. Roughened pates prduluce a
clashing sound. The latter noise
ostrally ie more sharp and metallic.
Keep Oar's Keys Apart
Stockroom emplo'ei of automobile
retail establishments declare they do
as active business with motorists who
do trot take the trouble to separate
the keys that come with their automo-
biles. Usually, the two keys (het un-
lock the tt!en.miaainn. the ignition. the
steering wheel or other pert. nt the
ear come attached together. The wise
plan 1s to aeparole them at once. Ser-
vice station men declare that It is
serprtsiig toyed inch a large num-
lir. and MI* Rr•y ,will make their bee of motor s•JpIMng to take tb1.
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