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Sale Price 18.50
THE GGI ERIC I SIGNAL.STAZ
•
:DGS OF DUNGANNON
Dinsr.GANKOIN. kTuly 23.—Mia. A. , 9' Mrs. Everett 14.rington .enjoyeda
Alilnet~ and ddanghtiv Risby. o Lozidota, 'two -weeks;;' visit with reflative5 at To
spent last weeX-, with the, forme ` onto cited Essex.
brother, Mr. W. r. Robb, ,Miss Mary Mr, Abe,.IS•mithy in parer health for
Jane Robb returned home with the (several niontii , left 'Monday morning,'
for
a visit: n for Byron . Sanatoriumf•o
-r a week's
Mrs. A. Ikentland. and daughters observation. We Shope for good word of
,Margaret and {Glare am spending a two' {his condition.
'weeks' vacation in Northern Ontario, at 'Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Illessof, Surat-
t ;ew Liskeard and other places. 'ford, spent Sunday with Mrs. "David
Miss Mildred Anderson pis spending 'S>;iroul. They were accompanied home
Visitors with Mrs. Minnie Jones and, two weeks' holidays he tit
'two weeks at Kincardine. by Miss Mara {Sproul, who had .s
F Rice, Family IRatheriturs, A happy
Me1�i11�,.'are Mr. and Mrs. ,R . � ce, i}n-
'of Detroit, and for the week -end were ion oaf David Sprouts familywas
Mrs. Hairy" Marsh, of R yal Oak, 'held toss...Saturday, when there was .a
'Mich:, .and Mr, Newt. Davis, and -sisters; gathering •of forty, including, children,
'May and teeth, of {Clinton. ;. a vandchildren and: great-gra:idehildren,•
'• and Mrs. miner Silackleton, De. -at thehome, of her dtltighter, Mrs: JRobt.
trait,° are visiting his :'another, ,Mrs. Wilson, •Godericli, . Mrs: Wik>son also
-Wm. 'Shackleton, • entertained on the Tuesday 'previous`
" Mrs. 3. l3a.rkley and daughter, Mrs.{for her mother's eighty4ifth •'birthday,
(Fitzgerald, spent -a few days 4he 11,rit, .'Mrs. Arthur Elliott, another daughter,
'of »the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard also entertained the family tot her holm
Gardner, r iicknow, . • ;on 'Tuesday 'honor of Mr.. Harold
fir. and Mrs. Fred Hudson and son -Sproul's birthday., flie is on. vacati:nrt
{Garth, 'of London, visited Ur, and Mrs. from''Dazvidson, {Sask.... 'Mrs. Wm(,
' entertained: at .the week-endd,
D, A. Fow;ler on Friday, lIc(i14>xre entertai
Mr. and Mis, Lorne I'vers visited, Mr. with the members of her family present
acid Mrs. Jim Million, Stratford, on NIT. and Mrs, Sam'Widoonibe,•of•Wlnd=
{Sunday, Mrs, JOlias x`l1rown accompan- sor, Mr. ,and Mrs. Alfred, 'Hefford and
'led them and • visited,'her sister, Mrs; two .younger children, of Toronto, 'Mrs,
'Nelson 'Couch; and"called on her niece, 10h'as, Durnin and (two Children', of
Miss Eileen Fanson, who was recover--' _tGoder ch,, _hill. Mr. (Chas. Miran, of
ing • i'rom an operation at the . h:ospital, Parry 'Sound,... , ,Mrs. W.' R. Andrews
:firs, . Jim Million and infant„ daughter 'on' 'Tu day' etrentng entertained rela-
Patricia returned ;with thein to visit a 'tives and friends in honor of Miss
while•Wtth Mr. and 'Mrs. Ivers. Mary Hall, who was celebrating her
Miss Jean. 'Stothers has returned to eightyfifth birthday, Te Miss Hall
Toronto after spending a week' with
LEEBURN the Bnist sisters.
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KING$BRIDGE
IKl'NiGSBRl'.1XGE, July 22.—Mr. and
Mrs. R.,'Howard and son John and Mia.
Roy visited Mr, )ind,'Mrs. Tom Sennett
of. Gorrie on Stiird»ay. ,
Mr. Leona»rd • O'Reilly. of . {Cargill
visited his wunele, M. 3. 'O'Connor, on
-Sunday,. t.
Dr. Leo 'Garvey. of 'Guelph spent Sun-
day at his home here..
Mr. Jos, Garvev,.,K!C., returned to
Toronto» on Monday, having spent last
week with his wife and family at the
▪ beach, Kintail.,
Mrs. J. 'Collins, of iu-ffalo,••and • Mr.
anti Xrs. M. 'Dean and :Miss Charlotte,
of Detroit; spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry O"Connor.
Mrs. Reynolds, Mr, and Mrs.• Ray
.Dalton and little son MI ael visited
Stratford on Friday, where Mrs. Reyn-
olds remained for a few days visiting
with. her 'brother Mr. D. Hanlon
Mr. 'Raymond Austin bi T1mm7ns is
spending a week at. his {home Here.
Miss'',Tuna-Hickey
returned to` her
homewei' •Cound on {Sunda ,y' • after
in 6 �-.
ti
a
'lone
r
Repaired
((� ,
. 'fu
On short notice. Every jo
.oeives my- personal
attention.
W. Stokes
-Ge-o.
- Machinist
East St. ` Phone -206j
spending huli.days with her „aunt, M
Jerry, Dalton.' - -
Mrs. Ch'ester1O'Reilly of Detroit
spending a week with her sister, M
Tim 'Griffin. .
rs.
i.s
rs.
\Is. W. R. Andrew and ` Mrs, Abe
LEI+1B,'TPRN, J'tily +22.—Mr, and. Mrs. 'Evans spent the week -end with cousins
at 'Strathroy, returning on Monday.
Parker ;Lyman` and young Son;.ffrom Mrs. Alpert Or'ser is visiting' het
Rochester,N.Y., are spending a few ,dadughter, Mrs.' 'Cora Driver, Golden
Valley.
days with _11r. and Mrs. H, 'Clutton.
i' Lois and Beryl 'Freeman are holiday-
inr; fah=th'ei'rgrandmother.at- Zion,-
Ashfiold township. - - .
W.M.S. Meeting. -The July meetin,
of 'the W. M. Society' was held at the'
home of Mrs. Rod. Bogie on Wednesday
last, with a splendid attendance. , Miss
Belle 'Shaw was leader. and M'rs. T.
Hunter read an article f'roni' •the May -
Missionary :Monthly entitled "A Medita-
tion on iCommunity Friendship."' Mrs,
''tern _ Cli�tt(in_ led_ in�Rraye.,hee
ladies were, sorry to hear Mrs. F. Rising
Mins. 'John Richardson and children
of Aylmer are visiting her friends, Mrs. •
-Annie Cult _ .
Mr. and Mrs. Harold »Stewart, Wiar-
ton, visited relatives -here recently. °
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Stewart and
Margaret 'visited .'lir. and Mrs. Sam
;Swan, »Belmore, on Tuesday. _,
• What might »have been ..a disustrous
!fire was Vwoided Tuesday night when
"about 10 o'clock • the crackle of (fire
was heard in the -partitions 'Of 'Chas.
-•---cionfee 'ones :.
t�rb eo-m-=a-n•d ti
et
t -s~-• y
a�
ts•tore. It :is thought 'defective wiring
.was a_pntient m the hospital.
w_
a
s as..xea.,.cause- .,e
nv...Aa
�d�of w
a.
e
decided' to send her Ca deeA_
also a bouquet.
of. flowers when she
returned home. :'Miss Nellie 'Clark gave
the chapter in the study book a»nd-Mrs.
Jas. Hamilton read an' article on
"Chihli.", The meeting - closed with
singing andprayer by Miss .Harrietrr%t
Horton. A dainty lunch was -served
and a social time spent. All were
pleased to have Mrs. W. Ruston and
'Mrs. J. {I:I,ami`lton from'Goderieh present
at the me^1,,iing, also Miss Annie Walters
and others. - •
Jlar.
Aland (ourtic(', of thai11tsin, 1�
iter yist(•r. lirs Rtrbc}ttt : 1:.
%"ikon,
h n'13.A n
MISS Rea J.o nst0 , .,,_has bee....
': the staff of
appointed to 1 -Place - on: s
the Orillia -Collegiate Institute for the
coming term.
Prevented any - gree: dunnage.
Mr: `and Mrs. Hugh Stewart, Marg-
aret and, Mr. -and Mrs.. Arthur Stewart
apd family visited Mr.' and Mr's. Mel-
ville Stewart, Clinton. on 'Sunday.
'Miss Marjory Greer. Glamis, spent a
weel,.visitlng her cat3sin, ,c1w;en `Steiv9tr't,
,Glenn's Hill.
Thursday afternoon .of this weer•has
been set by the institute for »the ladies
of the conmtinity to come• to the parish
and Mrs. 'David Sproul, both of whom
'have just,. passed their eighty -+.fifth
birthday;, we say `111appy .birthday and
many happy returns of the day." -
PORTER'S HILL
PORTE'R'S HIM, July 22:?—Mr. and
Mrs. 'Walter Hunt and little daughter
Elizabeth Ann; o> +G•oderich, Were -Suns.
day visitors with Mr. and M'rs. G.• G.
Newton.
The farmers around here were de-
lighted on ,Friday When ,much needed
PETER PA' "
rain fell in .abundance.
•On Sunday a very good, number were
Out to morning service and Rev. Harold
Currie gave a splendid address.
k
On Monday aternoon about twenty.
ratter -the-=lted ; fir
meeting,. TWOboxes of knitted articles
r o lone..
..h � lr fo
1� d. one -fort 'e �
N. ere pets e ,ia. ,,
`fn the navy;;- 'fifteen pairs of, pyjamas
were cut and handed oatfor making.
Two lovely quilts were quilted, • and
yarn was given. rout `for knitting next
month's quota.
Miss Betty. Barris has gone to
• »Holmesville to assist in tije. store of
Mrs. (Dr.) '3ean. .
• Visitors ,with Mrs.. Ft We4ton at the
home of" Mr, and M»rs. Allen Betties -on
hall o wilt el•al nil s. No ,c ciai
Sunday were. Mr;• and Mrs, Monelaws,
.iti. ior, ,•t q t 1 of tit. '1lionlas, and Mr, and Mrs. taco.
invitatio ri,-as made but the 1 adios are
.NO. 3 9 1.6 -ox,.
'Sieve AI Tiius .
Katt
KLt E BOY Cdr'EE, lli. » ... , .. :.. , 390
Ay mer Hillcrest .
PORK ar d BEANS SHORTl l'*NG•
. Tins is 1.c
0
ARNATIO?
MILK°'
'RESCAU° , lb.
Royal .'York
CHEESE
%ig17C
.a
TUX TOILET SOAP, 3 barn .,. , ... • :..170'
NARK; ' X Ib. Tin- One 25e Bottle`
:Nabob Eland
Ei`ee.
..
'l
uce6el
-1rnl trt,ng, oL
expected ,beforehand to keep watch fort
'these afternoons of community quilt -
(i,
Ing. .Pot -luck au�I�risbrought, andPORTI�ERT
a'fine lot of 'needlework is accomplished.
Thursday bf next week is the regular i♦Ir..Pherson-Quaid.—Suluiuei; flat.
monthly.` meeting day of the n'stitute ers and ferns ,,lade a pretty _setting
and the meeting will be held at the 'for. the . s siding at 12.M o'clock 'Satur- I
hdme of Mrs. Wm 'McConnell. day of Iilnrietta .Mae, only daughter
3 STAR Iy,EANUT RUTTER, 20 -oz. jar 250
Van Camp's., Fruit Blossoin
TOMATOES 25c 1 lb. 19c
CE`RTO, bottle 25c.
AVY
Iii Zl4NC l4IINGrs, • . .�
dozen • ::: . •
a a 25C
NEW
PO8 rz. Rag ° Fruit'13-oz.Bag
19„' J' kee Glass Glass
25 Free.
• Crown
BORN' SVI UP
2Tale . iib. 25 "rib. 55
T>dn , ,
RUBE , RINGS
CROWN JARS
dozen.. ................
FA»LVIN
•• PHONE 116
J.
P1 y�.tr 46
Personal Mention
Mr. C. J. Ische of (Seliringville spent -Diiiott `of Arnprior High School staff
the week -end, in town. • were ,wek-enti guests of Mrand Mrs.
- - _ ' A. It. - S d t,
Mrs. J; B: Pomeroy of Kitchener is _ -a �__t r - , ..• •
the guest of Mrs. J. F. Thomson. hiss !Bernice Moore, Begs N., of
at the home
r torn is holidaying
• .-•t St a f
{lfiss
'May Tye,, of Colborne, is v1�I.-
-iag hei.,.gran niket,_;Str•,,,.'v D. �'�e.� of her Parents, Mr. ani. Airs.' J. H.
' Mayor Brown ,and Mrs. Brown . have "l'I"oore'""";`'TiiYon Y�ead.' `" ' '
Dr. Kenneth, and Dr.. Dan -
l±i�l' s n'C"�c't
�'ttri�tre(i—i'rom'°�:a--from ay-•-- • I�
:lrfiasaga, nia -of ° 4Detroit" were • .week -end
, .; , De . po
Miss Pva King of°Winttsor is spend- guests with the farmer's uncle and
ing. her vacation with Miss Hazel P. aunt, Mr. and 11'krs• Norman McKay.
• and Mrs.-- John -Chisholm,
.Moore, 'Huron •' roaitl. �~ �' .
Mr., and Mrs.' E. P. Ohewiiing,"'of daughter Je ie and son nonalcl; of
Washington, . D.C.,, are the guests oi, 1£trantf°ord,: " were receflt' weeknd.
Mr, and 'Mrs. J. W. 'Craigie. guests of ::11r W., J. • Oh'iipholw God -
Miss Elizabeth 'Gliddon of Detroit is eruct'. •
Mrs. A. k). I iloms, of Ottawa, and
Mrs.. R. H. Tye, of ,Ool(borne, have re-
turned to their hones after a visit.
with {Mitis. W. D. ; Tiye and Miss . F.d!rie
Tye. '
James M. ltedditt, ships write',
R.C.N.V.R., left on his return 'to : Hali•
fax on 'Monday 'after It two weeks'
leave „ivy -la 'witch ibis mother: Ors.
1. R: {Redditti:•
Air. and Mrs. (Robert ;Frans and Mr.
had •Mrs. Vic. Jeffrey -and Marie, of,
Bogmanville, are•spentfng a two weeks'
.;vacation tit the home of 'lir. and Miss.
A. J'., Kneechaw, Maple street:
:Mrs. T. • F. .Thomson spent -several
dayti, last \ e k on a visit to her sister,
• \kiss {Ruth. Campbell and Miss Lillian Mrs.: , Eugene 'Hicks., at ' Piston; while
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of 4 Mr. and Mrs. Sohn 'Quaid, of the
1? cue
Water" highway south of Port
Albert, and Mr, John Thomas' 'MdPheri-
. son of Teeswater. The bride, given
in marriage by her father, entered the
drn vin -roc>m to the strains of the
'Bridal Chorus from: Lohengrin, played
by the bride's aunt, Mrs. 1. J. Durnin
of •Dungannon. The -bride wore, a- be-
eonlin ; afternoon ,gown bf rose sheer
With white accessories and corsage of '
white roses•»,s-attenrle11,9»y--her
Cousin, Miss Ethel McKenzie, as ]►rides
maid,.wearing a frock of Queen's blue
umiber crepe 111(1 (orsng»e of pink roses.
Tile bridegroom was supporte(1 by his
brother-, Mr. 'Donald McPherson, as best
mall.. The ceremony was performed
by Itev. V. P. Newman, of Dungannon,
pastor, of• St. Andrew's United church.
a1.h»trt. in t1i-' liresei1(e of^about
sixteen gu( tS.. i11('liuting inunedia,te
'relatives of the bride and, bridegroom..
After the ceremony n reception. was
held, the bride's -mother, wearing al.
dress of nary •1►lue Sheer, with navy ,
and wlrife accessori(•s, and the .bride-
grooin's mother gowned in black and
white .sheer with white accessories.
For the -weddingdinner the bride
- cake centred the table, the color thence
of whichwas pink -and white.. sifter I
dinner 'Mr. and»Mrs. MdPherSon left by
motor for a trip north, the 'bride don -
Y., ,for - travelling a. dress of navy
and white sheer with ;white accessories -
and matching' hat.. -.On their return
they will reside on the bridegroom's
farm flea r '1('c'swa ter.
• TOE Bt MBLE-GEE'S SONG
The.following poem was composed by
\1 --Ts, h3dltkt M. Tremblay while gather-
'ling
ather- I,
C'ing flowers in her garden for one Of the
many fairs she has attended.
The, bumble-lne' c,omes.\rith the morning
• dew," a
' .Loade`ti with nectar it1.1 ready to 'brew,
linden- with 11l(t•nse so sweet and. so..
rarea ,
;tiurely he, dines on the choicest of fare,
I:uf what is the song to -day that Ite
• sings?
Is it Of incense which ciiti;4'6 to his
w i ngs ? ..
1.s• it just music right straight , front 111
` ilea rt ? , •
'Glad thoughts come to hint as sad
thoughts depart.
IIe sings of his harvest, -alis stares to
secure,`
'IIe drones his last now as ••the stars
start ^to e1)
Then drojksily t 1(1(1)0rtlire to
The butterflies waltz to the bumble -bee's
chant, '
'1V11ile c•t'i(1:ets tire thrilling their tiler-,
riest air,
ThSnapdr(lgons open their throats "of
gold,
' and bow• to this monarch so royal and
• fair.
Ilollvhocks pass Mini their greeting and i•
•
Are you going to mount to our throne
to -day?
What will' your song to -day bring to ns?
'Nu, for our future •tied jor for our
trust?
lie .sings today of his heart, deepest
tlicttiNltt I'•
The 'thence -9f his chant is mat easily
read,-
ITe is part of the glad w• orld ld o'er brim-1-
ming
brim-iening with joy,
Mr. W. K. Thomson and Miss Barbara
'wenton to Kino+sttta for a- short visit,
.Mr. R. W. 'Huston of Peterboro• was
a guest f his aunt,' Miss G:,-Wortlty,
and his • uncle, Mr. D. Worthy. While
here • Mr. 'Huston and Miss 'Wortlly.re• -
newed acquaintances in Kincardine aid
district.
spending holidayswith her 'Mother,
Mrs. M. J. 'Gliddon, 'Bruce street. °
Sgt. Harland' Tremblay, of Camp
Borden, was a week -end guestwith his
mother and brothers. .
A1VIr, and Mrs. games 'Sutherland and
little daugater,
'Silvia l
er,
of West-
bdo,
are holidaying in town.
Mrs- Robert Thompson, 1. ashington;
1).C:, is visiting, her sister, Mrs. G. J.
iIetherington, Waterloo ..street.
Mr. »George »Straehan; who waA visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. William Strachan, has
returned to 'Chicago. '
Mr. and Mrs. 'George MaGaw and.
Miss Effie . Mc Tvbt, of Detroit, ` visited
Goderieb friends at the week -end.
Part of the item -'n down here where we
tread.
�S
SERVE EY. CONSERVING
-Ho
sewives• Asked
� toSen that Ni
_
Fruit
et-, Vegetables "Oo to "Waste •
. .
OT1IAWA, July 21.•—"'Serve by eon- ,
'serv'ing" should ine . the motto of the
housewife in.wurtible, declares a joint
states ent issued today • by -•the:Agri,•
andaWartime
cti,litu Department
ttth
Priv: lrcI Trade Board. '
�C'4 < d'i'ns are asked_to make nye. tila n fruit on vegetables go to ' ante
-this summer.beeause they ` are not
gathered an d• t+ibuted'.for immediate
use or for :..'torin'g. or preserving, the
stat enient, eon:tinned. flack of ade-
quate rain'fall'has reduced early-rip;n
ing :e`.iops, and the 'most efficient u e
must be made of the fruits . a,nd» vege-
tables coming on the market in :the
months. ahead. •
Sugar sii;pplic's are 'abundant for alt
preserving needs, ,„•points out S. I(. •
Noble, sugar adminis'tra'tor under the ' _ .
'Wartime 'Prices and . Trade Board
dospi{te the 'wartime dis'rup'tion: t><f .many
of the Shipping op Which Can -
41.11. nornl:ally• •depends. •
!1008UAr
-.4.
1 0145'
25c -49c•
LI'Y'
SOAP
12 for 11
LIF•
II BL'Ot
for 11
Wash Cloth .....,... 2» for 9e
Vacuum Bottles _ _ 49c •
Nail Brushes ...... ......... 9c
Emery Boards .... 10c,--1 e----
llathing Caps ........19e, 25e, 29c, 3.9e
i'nguentine ., , , ... , , , , .44c
FACE CREAMS, 1
Poii`9's Cold Cream •
....
:34-59c$1.05
•e0
Pond's Van. Cream . 34c -59e
Woodburyys Cold .
...Cream :.25e -49e
• Woodbuty's Vanishing
Cream .... 25c-49.,•
Cashmere Bouquei 2 -Pair
pose Cream ....129c -49c
Lath' Esttlrr Cream
... i9c-55e-98c
PILLS AND TABLETS
I)odd's Kidney Pills .. 3 3c
''Carter's Liver Pills 33c-6:le
,.%lopher Pills 100's
Bile leans ° .. 41r
Chase's ,K. & L. Pills, 29e
•
FREE • DEVELO?fl G
With • Prints at Ilegntar 'Prices
Rolls size, 127, 120, 620, 616, 116;
developed 'and 8 ,prints for32c
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336 x 51-6 enlargerateiKs in folder
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ANTISEPTICS
nANTISEPTICS
LISterit ie .......29i -49e -89e
I'eltso(1(ntr.... t . , 299.49e -89c
L:it•oriti
I.O~sol 35e-6 5e -S .2»
Zonite . , .. • ..29e -49e -89e
Peroxide .15c -25e -39e
1)ettol . 49e-$1.49
lleittg easy'to do keeps youfronl being
wa 1140410,
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a TONICS .
Idaplios .$1.00
Burdock illord Bitters
Reef, Iron aijd 'biline • ...69e'
Syrup Ilypophosites .. , , .... ' 98e
Ionaphos ...., ........ 1.00
Pii 'sham's ('ornpomiil ......:.'.91 '
Waait,pole's Cote Liv,(', 011
Neochemicatl Food 51.15, Sb.
DEODORANTS
Odorono Liquid ...39c-6ae
Odorono ' *('rein ..•. , 39e
Odorono » let ......... :. 39e
Anao)Metl C'i'k°,'liil ,33e -59e.
Nium 33e -59e
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