The Signal, 1919-3-13, Page 44 -Thursday, Mara% 13, 1919.
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: BORSALINOE HATS :
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• The greatest selling high •
-grade Hat in Canada- •
• • worth two of other makes. •
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• Buy your Borsalino Hat early - the demand is •
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• Price $8.00 •
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• YOUNG MEN
See our new young men's models in Suits. We •
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• have the new waist -line style; this is going to beIII
• very papular this season. •
• Suits made to special measure if you wish. •
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• WALTER C. PRIDHAM
•Borsalino Hats
• 20th Century Clothing
• Phone 57 •
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"In Flanders' Fidds"
By Lt. -Col. John McCrae
(of Guelph; Candia}
and
"In Flanders How"
(an answer to Lt. -Col. John
McCrae
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By Edna jacgties
These healthful verses, hating
for their background the land -
serape. showing the crosses and
red poppies -hand -colored -are
very artistic, and appeal to all.
Price 50c
Smith's Art Store
East St. Phone 198
SHEPPARDTON.
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TR111 IQGNAL
t'.tlt1 I)W.
_ Wtrlls•adby, Mercb' 12.
Mier Florence Young ept•ut Sunday
iu G.slerl.•b.
Mrs. M. Emanon, of Parry Sound
to visiting her Iwr%uts, Mr. and Mrs.
AUan tVU,wtt.
Mr. Earner Silty, of Paisley, spent
Sundry at Mrs. T. McPhee's.
Miss Edith %V 11/1.11. of Stratford,
was at Carlow for the weekend.
Mr. nisi Mn. N. Johns. of Saskat-
chewan, arnt visiting their daughter,
Mfrs. Alden Allen.
l►ur enterprising ten-lutut. Mr. Wm.
Clayton of the arm of Clerk k Clayton.
la oar a Nedra -tut trip to Stratford, St.
Pants and Roalato.k. We wish hies
the 1w,it or luck.
Mr. McGillivray. of \Viuultwg. is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Jas. filen.
horses are ehatigilgg Itremli very
rapidly Just Isrw. !feels Young ex-
changed three with Mt. lieu. Mesall
one day this week. Null Mr. A. Wllreu
purchased oto 41st week.
Mr. frank WIh.ou has rt4nrrwd to
his hour atter epeudlug the past
uloutit In Northern outwit' visiting
,with tris relatites.
A CHURN.
N'k:DNk5D.1 Y. Mar 12.
Mr. Chas Beadle and Mr. %Falter
Pfeffer have their supply of ice har-
cobted
The --itiaens were surprised on Sun-
day morning when they looked out and
raw the ground atvered with a foot of
suuw. which had fallen during the
night
Mr. W. B. Patterson i; busy tearing
down the house purelta.•ttd from Mr.
Herb. Goviett and hating the material
drawn to the village.
Miss Sadie Carter it with her uncle at
Nile, who is very ill.
Pte. A bent Bunking arrived by C.P.R.
from Goderich
The following is the school rep.irt tot Ion Turedaly woruing
having been detained at Halifax by
the worths of January and February finers. His many friends are pleased
for union M. S. No. 11, order of
and to see him Lome sate trout the scene of
Colborne. Names in of merit. Ito
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Thome marked by a star were absent ries ladles o�the Red Cross bociet)
for three or lucre of the weekly tests: I packed In the library roumson Monday.
Mr. IV. -(;race Eby, NY.7. Hector
Tlgert 63 4. Harney $lpib' iii. resnIrllistviug Antabed their work. The
Hawkins•, Tommy Bogle'. Hr. 111.- I Auburn Red Cross bas done a great
Erwin Foster 70.6. Bertha natter el, I work during the last four grant and
Laura Graham I Clirene Bryden JVroomaa i deserves the thanks of the whole cum•
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I4gdiia IChy. Sr. II. -Frank Vroowaa, I Lieut. D. W. Patterson lett for the
Elmer Graham. Primer claw -Lloyd
Brindley. Clayton Foster.
Those having 10 or more perfects in
spelling -Laura Graham. Grace Eby.
Haney SlDlb Those with S or more
perfects to arithmetic -Frank Vroo-
man. Edna Eby. Present every day in
February- Elmer Graham.
CLEML.YTI%a A. E. Wit-Ltams, Teacher
A HANDY THING
to have aroll 01 the house is an
Electric Heating Pad
For all purposes for which a
Hot-water Bag is used -and
it can't leak.
THE HYDRO STORE
North side of Square
Goderich
Rent on Monday morning with the
best wishes of many friends.
Mr. 0 E. Brratt unloaded a oar of
salt on Tuesday.
)Jr. Herb. 5logrid4e receival a car of
fertilizer on Monday for the farmers'.
St:LX:RJA'FL:1, E\TERTAINIfENT - the
concert given last Friday night under
the auspices � oth Baptist the p a Sunday
For Hats
Take off the trimming
when wiled and dip up
and down in a bowl full of
Lux suds --rich. copious.
creamy. Never rub. Press
out the water. Rinse
carefully aInd stretch to
I dry. Your fabrics will
be fresh, clean and
sheer as when new.
The Lu s way mean. econ-
omy is has things- it
washes theirs splendidly.
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Lingerie
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Miss F. loynt returned home on Satur-
day 11
day after speng a few months visiting
intends at Hensel), Seaforth and other
p oxnts.
Miss Clara Woods. of G ielph, and Miss
Mins, of Belgrave, were home uve; Sun-
dayy
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flees was no service in Calvin church
last Sunday. on account of the illness of
the preacher expected. Mr. Amos. of
Palmerston. will preach next Sunday.
Mrs. Darragh. of Lucknow, is spending
a few days with her sister. Mrs. J. Smith.
MEETING EETING -The West
Huron Board of Agriculture held a
meet-
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at St. Helens on Thursday. Mr.
Matlough. Reeve Bailie. Mr. Gavin Bar-
bour, of Crosahill. Mr. S. B. Stothers, dis-
trict representative. and Mrs. Thomas of 1 different widths. in white and cream, in
Beamsville, were present. Mrs. -Thomas l l .'['idle and Georgette, at 90C and $I.25
school was a grand success There spoke to the ladies in the afternoon. Mr.
was a splendid attendance. and the Feane Todd had some of his Galloway 1' per
WEAK, WORRIED WOMEN excellent pr.>,traiu w&A beard with cattle on hand. and Mr. Jars. Durnin and 1
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D.MIILARUSON
Hours of Business 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.
ANNOUNCING THE
New Coats and Capes
WE announce the advance showing of the latest New York
styles in Coats and Capes for the coming season. The
styles are entirely different from what has been shown for many
seasons. The favored materials are Velours, Gabardines,
Serges, Tricotines, etc., in colors of bark. castor, sand, navy
and black. Prices range from
$25.00 to $37.50
A Dress Special at $12.50 New Chamoisette Gloves $1
Silk -faced Poplin is the material in
this attractive dress, in the newest style
that is most becoming to misses and
small women. 'n the following colors,
cogen, sand. navy and black. Sins 16
to 20 years. Special $12.50.
itiainty New Neckwear and Frills
1- For wearing with the new suits. The
1 spring Neckwear is really charming, and
■ we make special mention of the vestee
Keffects. The new Frillings are in great
1 demand. They are accordion pleated. in
great &ppreci t ton. 1 he program Mr. Foster had some good horses on ex -
included instrumental duets by Mr. R. Irbil. A good Meeting was held in the 1
Hedmoed and M.s+ Winnie Howson; hall in the evening. when Mr. Harbour and 1
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vocal oleak by airs Fingland. Mien Ella Mn. Thomas spoke and Mr. Stothers
Can Find New Health and Hoheiteton and Messrs. Elmer Robert- gave a moving-pit/ore show. A good x
number were pet -writ at aach meeting. 1
Strength Through the Use
of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills.
It is useless to tell a hard working
woman to take hie easily and not to
worry. To do so is to ask the almost
impossible. But. at the same time. u u
the duty of every woman to save her
strength as much as possible: to a her
i cares as lightly as may be, and to ib
up her strength to meet any unusual de-
mands. It Is a duty she owes herself and
family, for her futur health may depend
upon it.
To guard against a complete breakdown
in helth the mu, epi blood t be k rich red
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and pure. No other medicine doss this
so web as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Thi.
medicine actually makes new, red blond,
strengthens the nerves restores the appe-
tite and keeps every' organ hehlthily toned
son and Earl Wrghtman, and also a
sweet silo by • new addition to our
local talent. Mies Winnie Vanstone of
Benmlller: and readings by Mies Young
of Carlow and lines Rivers of Oode`ce�
Addreemess were given by onr
minietegt. and Mr. Uavkl Hawiltoa
played a number of records on his
Edison machine. The proceeds of the
evening were pito. The members of
the Sunday school wii.h to thank all
Chase who were so kin.) in assisting in
the program.
NILE.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. 5
PATRIOTIC Wow:. - The Patriotic
League held its regular meetinglast wee).
The work during the month oFebruat y
has been in aid of Belgian relief. The
sten of P17 has been raised by contribu-
tion; front the people of this community
and the ladies have done the seeing. A
up Women cannot always rest when bale of clothing has been shipped to tt e
they should. but they can keep their relief work headquarters and th. foIlow-
strength and keep disease away by the • articles were sent: 23 children s
occasional um of Dr. W'ilhams' f ink
Pills. which have done more to lighten
the cares of weak women than any other
medicine. Among the many women who
have reason to be thankful kw Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills is Mrs. Milan Bailey,
L'ttereon. Ont., who says: "Two years ago
1 got weak and badly rundown, and ct,uld
scar, ely do my housework. 1 grew so
thin that my friends used to comment
upon it. At that time my baby was sig
months old and the care of it and my
housework was almost too much for me.
It was at this stage that my husband got
me a supply of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and before 1 had been taking them long
dresses :34.50; 23 sets of underwear.
114.15: 2 shirts for boys. 12; 5 pyjamas,
110; 24 pairs children's stockings, tM:fA;
30 pairs men's docks. $3 2 quilts. W.
The Society is grateful to all who kindly
co-operated in this work.
KiNTAIL.
TUESDAY. March 11.
Miss Irene McDonald is visiting friends
at Detroit.
lilies Annie Macidurchy has gone to
Toronto. where she intends to take a
course of training in tate of the hospitals
there.
wecould see an improvement in my con- Mrs Rota has returned front Detroit.
dition. For months I had not been sleep-
ing well and my natural sleep returned
and 1 wasn't so nervous. Then my friends
began to comment upon my improved
condition and tell me how much better I
was ',looking. By the time 1 had taken
six boxes
1 felt completely cur pl I ed and have
Miss Loniss MacDonald. of Toronto,
Visited her aunt. Mrs. D. MacLennan,
last week.
Mis es Ethel and Isabel Taylor haveon1
gone to etroit.
Mr. Bain MacDonald is busy hauling
DUNGANNON.
MR. hf! F. WHYARD is the
agent to THETHE'SIGNAL at Duneaanon.
Orders left ort', 4s for sew lotions.
advertisements or yob printing will receive
plump' attention. Telephone (Godencb
Rural) ria.
the material for his nes barn. -
since enjoyed the best of health. Now 1 The West Huron Board of Agriculture
never fail to recommend Dr. Williams' held meetings here in the afternoon and
Pink Fills when any of my friends are evening of Friday. March 7th. The ladies
ai ing." were addressed by Mrs. Thomas, of
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a add : a class in judging of livestock
from any dealer in medicine. or by mail I was directed by Dr. Reid. Addresses were
at 50 cents a box or sox buttes for 12.50 also given by Mr. -S. 13. Stothe. s. district
from the Dr. Williams Medicine Co , agricultural representative, and Messrs.
I Brockville Ont.
Goderich Board of Trade
NOTICE
The regular meeting of the Executive Council of the
Board of Trade will be held on Monday evening, March lith,
at 8 o'clock, in the Masonic 'Ifentp1e building.
•This'ptomises to be a very interesting meeting, and, as
there fink several important questions to conic up for consid-
eration, every member should make a personal effort toile
present on that occasion.
0. L. PARSONS, „er- G. E. COLBORN ii,
Secretary
President.
March 1:t. 1919.
Barbour and Bailey.
ST. HELENS.
TuEntAY, May 11.
Mr. Jas. Hyde tock a business trip to
London last week.
Miss W. D. Rutherford spent the week- cameTThe
heavies'ssnowfall
gal and there was a
end home.shovelling
Miss Ethel Anderson is visiting friends busy time Sunday morning g
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Conrnw,oner for Affidavits. etc..
and Conveyancer
Wilk, Dash. Monaco, Awewnen.. e c .
Grdvilr ..sc NJ and Maw Sw
pl.ed fee Mona'.•
AGENT FOR
F,re. W,nd .rad L,H Inmarw n .M bew
Compeer ant..
WEDi4AY, March
The young people enjoyed a dance at came frightened and ran away. No dam- n'
Mrs. ivers' last Friday evening and part age was done worth mu1tipl of.
plfl� �p� WATER
Signs of spring are multiplying. Crows tt1UUU1, "1
yard.
There is no Glove just as suitable for
general wear that we know of as these
Chamoisette Gloves. They are Kayser
make too. They are warm and soft and
well fitting. they are also easily washed.
In colors of grey. mastic, white or black.
Special per pair $1.00.
Blouses of Crepe de Chine and
Georgette
We are famed for Blouses and are
often referred to as the Blouse shop.
This season is no exception, our stock is
better than ever. Blouses were never
more popular than now. The styles are
moat attractive. in Georgette, Crepe de
Chine and Habutai Silks. Priced from
$3.50 up.
Our Mail Order Department is at your service
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"the beautiful." , of the Agrociat.on.
An entertainment in the interes sof the; For this unprecedented success. the'
public library will be given in the Agricul- I Association is indebted and desires to
tura) Hall next Monday evening. There tender its thanks to the Lounc 1 of the
will be instrumental and vocal music, I town of Goderich. Huron county counal.
readings. speeches. and a mirthful play.! the businessmen of Goderich. and many
"Mrs. Spodding's Nieces." and during the other friends who gave generous support.
evening a presentation will be made to; lire Association owes a debt of gratitude
the returned *Wien. Everybody go and I to The Goderich Signal and The Goderich
have a good time and help a worthy Star for splendid service rendered -they
etre.
!both always had a good ward for the
Mr. Harry Cluff is improving slowly 1 Poultry Associations
after his illness The election of effacers and llrectors for
n .r✓,rt -�.1. -.1.. r..ILw•
Mrs. T. E. Durnin. Mr. Garrison a-
Mr. Marvin Durnin, of Goderich. are here President --George Beacom. - -- ----- -
today visiting Mrs. Dreany. 1st vice -president -Wren Sbrardoan•
THE GODERICH MARKETS.
There wax a little excitement here today _ -
Taunos►. March II
2nd vice -president -John Webb.
Secretary -treasurer -M. E. Lyrnburnev.
Local directors -John S. Howrie, R. C.
Postlethwaite. Wm. Doak, Thos. Bo.Aer,
F. Woollcombe, Thos. Hoggarth, Frank
Jeffrey. S. G. McKay. Sam. Sheardown.
Hector Hays. John N,vins. H. 1'. Lash
brook. all of Godetich.
Refretentitive direct es Wm. Carter.
Londesboro'; Thomas Bower. Wmgham:
Walter Rose, Bruenehe W. J. Hamblyn.
Clinton; Harry Edge, Ed. Daley. Seaforth:
F. Smallacombe, Henan; W. 11. Dearing.
J. H. Greive, Exeter.
12. when Mr. Gordon Congram
�s horse be-
of
Saturday mornining.
a dance in dieAgricultural Hall Thursday
Horses are changing hands. Thornes 1 from our enold and su s goods, a get any length
McLean sold and deliveredone this week. choose from; prices right. Pr.dham the Bat tem seat sad take gaits fig "di.Wiggins sold one last week and Thomas they require. Hundreds of samples to j
Geo. Swan and Geo. Irwin held success- tailor. North street.
Bentralisea acids -
Vete avid in meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked; gat sluggish,
The Yount Lathes' Patri:kic Club gave ,
are here and a groundhog has been seen.
evening I Ladies may select any pattern they wish
If KIDNEYS
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ache or Bladder troabls•-
ful tales this week.
Mr. Samuel Treleaven has bought Mr.
Silib's house and intends moving into the
village.
Mr. Henry Thompson, of Kalamazoo.
Mich.. was hare last week visiting Mn.
Wm. Thompson.
Messrs B. J. Crawford. Henry Ander-
son and Herb. Caesar went to Goderich
on Monday as jurors
sir. J.'hn Hamlen is here from the West
visiting his eister, Mrs. Samuel Pentland.
It is eighteen years since Mr. Ilamlen was
here before.
Now that the G. T. P. has fallen back .
on the Government's hands, with a prob-
ability that the G. T. R. will follow suit,
the issue of the text election. as far as
Dungannon is concerned. will he a railway
f r Dungannon. Politicians take noticed
A CHILD MUST GROW
A child cannot choose its period of growth. Nature
attends to this with laws well-nigh inalterable. A
child of retarded growth or feeble vitality needs
and should have help to promote healthfulgrowth.
SCOTT'S EMIJISIO
abundant in nourishing substances that promote
growth and strength, is invaluable in its
help to a growing child. Scott's helps a
child over the weak places.
Scott's holes a backward child developItslsesM �
bear a town.s
s, rrs,tn. ,nit.
Omooting money.
Experience in talking about Wi-
dens of dollars is different from deal-
ing with concrete facts In reference
to. those immense sums. It wu said
recently that an expert cashier can
count 4.000 silver dollars in as hour,
or 322,000 in a day But to count
11.000.000.010 would require his
constant work. at that rate. day after
day. for 102 years'
Tunhe Industry.
Nn manufacturing 1s carried on In
Tunic except jhe soap -making indus-
try. which Is dependent upon the
olive -nil Industry: lone or two cam -
nine establishments of little Report-
anee and the native shoemakers, rug
and textile weavers. aaddlemakers,
etc.
HAd Prrp•retl Proof.
'i (1011'1 believe you lore me:.
pouted the preI1% maiden. "1 anti-
cipated that remark,' cumin .hied the
methodical youth. as he reached into
a packet. "Here la an aMiaVlt, duly
sworn to, which deposes that 1 do
love you. '
A stITSOR!'l'L ?EAR
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wheat. ewe Duals, ................ $ 114 tet 1.1*
1ht1.. per bo.h... .'A to w
narley_ Der bosh lar
1.A, to Tlw
H.irkwhewl psr ltgtla..... .m 1. r•
lour. (rmilp. par owl
S.0 to 5.75
klonr, glue ,1, per soul .% i to teb
Hewn, per ton '1 m to cis
Short.. p.r ton .. N 10 to ilea
Har. e••w tea 15.1e1 io ire
Straw, loss, pwtN e.sn to tier
Dalry Hut ter, aselh ./2 u a
Craarten Reiter per Ib tit to .b
k,.. rrw h. pee jet Man a
P,aatoon. our Loh 1.40 a is
vattte, butch.r'.'chMee. perewt. win u to s
C lett. An telt. a.' medlum.per cwt tear to 1r S
H vt.. live weight, per ewe1715 to I7 Y
Lampe ... 12.011 to hips
Bwee, parte to .I' t. .is
eaeeMt 1 �u to A«
1'c..., par h.uh -
ache, awl feel like lumps of lead. The --
striae becomes eloudy; the bladder is irrl- '-
I Acted, and you may be obliged to seek re.
; lief two or three. times during the sight
When the kidneys clog yon must help
I them flush off the body's urinous waste
'or you'll be • real sick person shortly.
At nest yon feel a dull misery in the kid-
ney region, you stiffer from backache,
sick headache, dizziness. stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and yon feel then.
matic twinges when the weather is bad.
Fit less meat, drink lots of water;
also roe from any pharmacist fore ounces
of ,tad Salts; take a tablespoonful
in a glass o1 water before breakfast. '
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts Is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
eembined with litbia, and has been used
for generations to clean clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity,
also to neutralise the settle in urine, eo
it no longer is s sonree of Irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Rafts is inexpensive, eannot in-
jure; makes a delightful effervescent
IttAla water drink which everyone stoald
take now and thea to keep the kidseya
elate and metier. Druggists here aav
they ae11 lots of .Tail Salta to folk.. Al he
believe in es erenming kidney tru,.hl.
' t1. it 1a nate trontle.
Huron Poultry Assowlalien ilolds
Amos! Meeting.
The Huron Poultry and Pet Stock As -
incision has lust closed a very successful
financial year. At the annual meeting.
held in the munch chamber, Saturday
evenkK. March eth. the treasurer's report
Mewed a substantial balance, which, to -
Rothe. with the Legttsiative grant for 191!4,
now pending. will leave $70.01 in the
'treasury. which amount eerceeds the teal;
lance of any previous year in the history
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith & Ring
JO Eire Sews. Opposite Know Church
Give Us a Trial
Footwear
For Spring
The season for spring
footwear is here.
in anticipation of the
demand we are carry-
ing a selection of Shoes
that is so extensive that
were sure we can pleas
you if you'll only le us
try.
Come in and see what
a variety of leathers and
patterns we can show
you in our store.
-- REPAIRING -
Geo. MacVicar
North nide Square, (It -Klerk),