The Signal, 1919-5-15, Page 4-t
4-Thusday, May 15. 1419
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THE .6IGNAL
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Is IN TAIL.
TUESDAY, May 13.
Miss !del Gritfin is visiting at Parkhill
and Detroit.
Mr. Albert Beckett left on Monday foe
Sault Ste. Marie to attend the funeral of
his brother, Lionel Beckett.
Miss Violet MacLennan. of Lucketow
continuation school. spent the week -end
at her home.
Misses Irene MacDonald and Ethel
Taylor are home after a two -months' visit
St Detroit.,
The anniversary services of Ashfield peas was in his auveuty eighth )e
Presbyterian church will be conducted by Ile had not been feeling well fur she
Rev. Dr. Jeffreys. of Detroit. on June V. last two days, but his death was wholly
Mr. Wm. Lane, u(G odrrich, visited at unexpected. The funeral eats held
Mr. Chas. Stewart's last week. Inspector J. E. rhere on Saturday morning and was
• 'Tom made his .spring very largely attended. Solemn high
visit toS. S. No. 3 on Tuesday. mass was sung by Rev. Father Dean,
with Father O'Neil as deacou. Father
CARLOW. Falhw aa subtleaebn, and Father Mc-
\\EDNESDAY. May 14. Cardle toaster of ceremonies. Father.
McRae was piessint in the sanctuary.
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Most of the farmers in this comunity '1 be paltheareta were three cousins and
have finished seeding and are now pfepar- three nephews of deceased: J. Dean.
t for the corn and root crops. James and \\'w. O'Neil, (lehsel.
Dery W D McIntosh of Brucefield. 1
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bene J.
Ds Griffin's tuners,. 1 WOMA
At r. J. Desmond and Mn. O'Cslla-
s of Fordyce, and Mr. J. Brophy
emu,
Mr M. Uuwwlua. of Si. Augustine.
attended Mr. Dean's funeral here on
Saturday
Mrs. Bull of
Chatham. has returned
to her home after a two weeks' visit
with friends here.
N'S NERVES
MADE STRONG
By Lydia E. Pinkham's
OBITFtay.-The people in this viols- Vegeta Compound.
ity wItt ocked and grieved ou Thura-
da) w•it•6 it hecawe known that Mr. wince M n 1 suRered form"
Michael Bean had passed away. Mr. than a year Ross morvousneas, and was
so bad 1 could not
rest at night -
would he awake and
get so nervous I
would have to get
up and walk around
and in the morning
would be all tired
out. I read about
Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vppoeognedtandl Comm-
and
I would try it. y
nervousness 5005
left me. 1 sleep
twell and feel line In the morning and
-aable to do mywork. I gladly recces-
' Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
I Compound to make weak nerves
strong."- Mrs. ALamIT Souris. SOS
among women, "I am so nervous, I can- r
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not sleep," err "it seems as though 1
should fly." Such women should profit
Mn. Sultse's experience and give I
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this famous root and herb remedy. r
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound. a trial r
For forty years It bas been overeomtit
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lag such senoua conditions as displace -
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silents, inflammation, ulceration. irreg- r
clarifies, periodic pains, backache, die -
Iainess, and nervous prostration of
women, and u now considered the stan-
dard remedy foe such ailment&
Oddity is not
style!
Freakish cut or "noisy" pat-
tern does not constitute nov-
elty or elegance. The really
stjl5sh suit depends for its
note of refinement upon good
taste in cut and pattern. Per-
haps that is why Canadians
bestow their favour upon
Bengard Clothes
Every Bengard Suit, regard-
less of its price, is essentiplly
stylish and appealing in its
effective good taste. and the
VALUE represei,tt.d by the
price asked. The Spring
models are now ready.
Wier C. Pridham
ducted the ser vices to Smith's Hill cherch
Last Sunday
A very entertaining concert was given
last Friday evening in N. 1 school house
by the pupils and other local talent. '1 he
proceeds of the concert are to be used to
help pay fix an organ for use in the•!
school.
Mr. A. C. lark has purchased a Ford 'I
car. Be careful, Arthur.
OFFICERS FOR SLHoot. FAIR. -The exe-
cutive cotr.mittee of the school fair for'
'Colborne township: held its first meeting i
I Saturday afternoon in the township hall at
I Carlow. The officers for the season were
elected as follows: Gladys Blake. prem.
dent; Alex. Young. vice president: Keith
1Gardiner, secretary; Laura Mugford.
treasurer; committee to assist the officers.
Kenneth Min. James Horton. Pearl
Wilson. Lillian Thurbw•
Patrick and Win. Hogan. Mr.. *an 1s
survived by his wife. ave daughter.. d
parish
Hares sons: Rev. Father Dean, p
priest',t Ashleld; Ignatius. of Montreal;
John J Minnie and Stella, at hone;
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M 1 Bayle of 51. Angustine: Mr*.
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M. Dalton. of Winnipeg. and Mrs.
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Bowler, of Kintail. All were home for
the funeral. Mr. Dean was a kind and I
obliging neighbor. wueli respected by
all wIio kuew hitt'. The widow and
faintly hate the sincere sytupethy of
their wan) friends in their +tad bereave -
meet The ruwainn of Eugene
1 GriMu were Interred here no Saturday
worufug. 1 he services at the grave
were ouaducted by Rev. Father McRae.
Of Goderich. Gene was a bright boy
1 ouch -loved and respected by his
friends and schoolmates. He is sae-
, vived by hit mother. one s(xter and four
• brother's. The pallbearers were Alban
Joh Frank Griffin,
Daltonrand Thle ?
John Garvey,
store Foley. Mneb sympathy is felt for
the family in tth loss or a kind son and
brother.
Saturday.
KINGSIIRII)G E .
T1 s:alma, 'lay 13'.
Mr. Joseph Griffis. of I,oderleh, at-
tended the funerals here oni
Misses Mary Grails and Olive O'R01-
Iy. of Chicago. and Mr Me 'vine
(Meaty, of Steattord, were here for;
• "What happens to animals after death?"
'ie a profound question. We know what
becomes of cats. They become violin
strings and genuine sable furs. But what
happens to dogs is the wurst.-Arkansas
'Thomas Cat.
SHOES
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
Style and quality -these two
predominating essentials to .
good footwear are most pro-
nounced in our Oxfords and
Pumps for these selsons.
It has ever been the policy of
this store to embody these
esl eentials to the utmost degree,
ctfsistent with price, and so
strictly and successfully has
this policy been adhered to
that the footwear we are now
showing represents the true
essence of good value.
Tennis, Outing and Bowling
Shoes are now in stock.
- REPAIRING -
Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Goderich
PROMPT RELIEF
for the acid-didreaetd etoenack,
try two or three
K1.11011/5
after meals. di.eolr edtea the
tongue keep 1
sweet try KI- .•Ids -tire mew
aid to digeetioa
MADE BY SctYI'r • bowleg
pteKERS Or SOYTT' 5 gsem.Msow
AUBURN. 1
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Mr. Richard Cullis. of London, was in
the village on Monday attending the sale
of his former horse.
Mother's Day w as observed in that
Baptist arid Methodist churches ikat I
Sabbath. ' health.'
Mrs. Samuel Cox is in poor health
Her sister. Mrs. Cunninham, of Brussel,,
is with her at present.
Messrs. Geo. Yungblut and Geo.
Beadle motored to Zurich on Sunday.
Mr. Albert Campbell's sale on Friday
w..s well attended and good prices were
realized. Mr Campbell and family leve 1
next 1 t.eeday for a few months' visit in
the We t.
Mr. Ben Lockhart is driving a new .
For i car.
The auction sale of the Cullis estate
was hill at Pfeffer's hotel on Monday,
Mr. Thomas Gu:xlry mutt the auctioneer.
The 1 rm in the Maitland block was
- knocked down to Mr. A C. Jackson. of
000111p......... Goderich. at 82 150. Mr. Jackson at:d I.
family. who formerly resided here. will be
Iwelcomed back to our community. The',• v cdue s.1ay, May It
rev ext tax ricer ftat was purchased , , rnw,n reeve was nu serf
Olmstead St. Winona, Mlnn.
How often i.o we hear the expressiea
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ITHE BEAUTIFUL
HOME
Summer preparedness now commences in earnest. Spring
X cleaning is the order of the day id most households. New
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Curtains will be required, also new Overdrapes, new Carpets,
new Linoleums, new Oilcloths. No matter how little or how
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Saturdays 8 a.m. to 10 p.hi.
DUNGANNON.
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MR. N. F. WHY ARD is the
agent for THs SIGNAL at I►ungarinon.
Orden left with 1. a for ,s,pupt,nns,
adveruraeaYwr sob printing ■.11 receive
prompt a,teet.oa. Telephone ,t;uder.eh
Rural) rag.
Thos. G. Allen
DUNGANNON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses
Commoaoreb1ar Affi'dasits. etc..
and Conveyancer
M.nw.s'. Agreement. nes.
Ca -41.16 ram sal sad Money
pl,ee
far M...:.se,
AGENT FOR
Fire. Wind and Lei. I.ee.nca. ins do tea
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NEW BUNGALOW NETS
New Bungalow Nets in filet and '.1 ail' tt designs in the neatest designs list white,
cream and even 35c to $1.50 yd.
MARQUISETTE CURTAINS $3.00 TO $10.00
.A most attractive Showing of Marquisette Curtains in the latest designs to suit
• . all rooms and priced =5.00 to $10.00 pe,r pair
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(h•erdrapes add the finishing touch to a well-furneished room. Silk -fared Scotch
111 Jlfa(lrak in tan. green and rose is very smart and drals'. beautifully. Speeial $1.50 yd.
it r MARQUISETTES ARE IN PUBLIC FAVOR
NI , Marquisettes enjoy popular favor, their wearing and V. ash intr qualities being
$ greatly appreciated. lo plait' and fancy designs in white, cream and ecru. Priced
at 45c to 51.00 yard.
I - POINT ARAB CURTAINS
The 1 nr g ke
Why Certainly d " '
r. J. C. Clark fur f G Jan wt
used as a grazing farm. Inst week- waned a tau -hour day.
mr ohiR, our li.wr miming, with
\\ 1 t ur tiui Sing and w e d n e s d a s Halt-holiday.-Tlw (Satt,rdiey urti•rnuun u(1.
It we obtain Try us next fins li tV,dne-+lino afternoon at 1••0 jslw•k.
e o o anis e
uud.rsli owl we•rchuuts of Auburn I lir. 'haw Moor • has built r burn on
are noted for the excellent re- Messy their plains ut busiw'ss bI„ 1.r -wises. 1b4. 1• gulag int', live
• car of
stilts
eicl.ak during ter mouths of Juste. w". H. Mce lura deliiertd a
time. Why not have some Of Jule. August au.l Septrwlwr-W. T. t'hestuut wiul lu our burg hast week.
your best picture- enlarged? Ridden. It. 11. Munro..lohu Arthur. A. Secure your 1..1nl: it is wit pientltuL
J. l ii111 ,n, Nelson 11111. Jas. carter. i Mr. IN•nsetn.('a a is at present en -
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vs.ltiith h 1, m. Ed. Hrlwlg. F.. gage.l the dell seri iee at Toronto.
I'bllllp- John l'hiIIIin. Jug. \C. )Iwld. I Me Howard row, returned last week
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PI t Ifrom a visit to friends at llenwtll and
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A BUSY YEAR
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This is going to be a busy
year in Goderich. There will
be many dwellings and
business places to be refitted'
and rewired -
Get Your Order in Early.
A full line of
Electrical Goods
always on hand. We are ex-
perts and can help you get
what ycu want We are nit
tied to any particular make of
goods.
Call and see us.
Robt. Tait
West Street :-: Next Postoffice
Phones Shop 82. House 193
WHEN SHE COULD.
I Mr. Lorne McKenzie has recently
NOT TURN iN BED phi curs to Will Stutl►ers. Larne John-
ston. John Royle uud Will Begley.
Dtadd's Kidney Pills Cured1..aln.lWeberg's Its annual c
Ills. httrtIi parade last SaSunday,evening. attending the Methodist
Ronnie, Man.. May 12 'Special i.- Iehnrch. Brethren from I:aterieh and
NIFor the best rooms Point Arab Curtains are favored. We are showing two ex -
111 eeptioually attractive number at =6.95 andE9.50 per hair.
✓ SILK -FACED REPPS $225 YARD
"Yes, i feel as well as ever 1 did to m)• iau•know j.dwd with them.
life and I give Dodd's Kidney Pills ail the Mr. Ismaili McNeill]. of Gslerhli,
credit." Th' speaker was Mr. E. Weberg, slatted friend: in the village of Sen-
a highly respected resident here, who f -r dam Donald is always welcome.
some time was a severe sufferer from
rheumatism and kidney trouble.
"My trouble started with a cold. 1
could not throw off the after-effects. My
sleep was broken, I felt heavy and sleepy
after meals and I was always tired and
nervous. Stiffness in the joints. cramps and windy. but the hind has worked 1 agricultural representative, Clinton.
fnhh well- ami with conn• warm 1 A number of new Ford cars have come
in the muscles and then headache, back -ache and heart-flutterings followed. Then weather now the prospects will lie into this vicinity lately and among them
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NE New Cretonnes in all the newest design,. 35e to $1.50 per yard.
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Flat Curtain Hods are always satisfaetur' With curved ends complete with
• brackets. easy to put rap. extending to -IL and no inehes, at 36c and 75c each.
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priest this week. the prh•being l _IMI.
George wanted a good one.
Jas. F. Thomson. of Goslerk•h. this
week delivered new plans, to Mrs.
Thos. Finnigan and Miss Ella Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Loynes of the Sterling
Bank and little ughter Betty and Mrs.
Thompson. of ich. gave their
friends here a call on Tuesday afternoon
of this week.
We are glad to see Mr. Canon Stothers,
who has been over in Europe the last
Mother's DRv mss ulnlerVPll in the three or four years. return safely again.
ehun-hes hell' Inst Suielay. I Canon looks well, and is heartily greeted
laspas•tnr Tum Iisited Dimgnmena 1 by his large circle of friends. lie made
public shen," hest week. his first appearance here on Monday
The farmers are nearly' through with evening of this week. He was accom
swelling. The weather lura lets' emit ponied by his brother, Mr. S. B. Stothers.
' dropsy and rheumatism set in. I could goad for a htnnper Prop. Fall wheat
not work on account of my sore back. 1 I hsoks ,•Sceptlo°allr well. but there is
got so bad I could not turn myself in bed. not much of it.
I suffered for a year Before I started to use We regret to report that \Drs. ('has.
Dodd's Kidney Pills. I used two boxes Caesar is seriously 111.
and now i feel as well as ever I did in my J \Ir. Bud Mrs. Roy E. lharrie x1141 son
life." I motored up from Stntfont on W'erl-
- ,,.•wi to spend' a fe'w days with Mrs.
Algonquin Park Swam" Salaam 1919. Harris'patrents, Mr. and Mrs. T. G.
The Grand Trunk Railway System I Allen
owns and operate' in Algonquin Psrk Gr.,. Ilurrls hough( Bert Roach's
' the Highland Inn at Algonquin Perk
1 Station and Nominigan Cawp on Smoke --'
1 Lake (seven mile% from Algonquin Park
Station). This camp is reached from 1
Algonquin Park Station by sage
Ioperated by management of the High
land Inn. The Highland Inn will open
for the reception of guests for the sea' -
on of 1919 on June 14th. and Notting- 1-
gan ('atop will be opened on Juni, 'Seth.
Mr. N T. ('larke of the Chateat►
Laurier. Ottawa. ha' teen appointed
manager of the Highland Inn And
Nominigan ('amp for thin sestet°. and
all colnuutnication% regarding reeerva
th,ni should he addre"ed to elm. c o
Chateau Laurier, Ottawa. until lune
lost, after which date Algonquin Park'
Station, Ont.
Illustrated descriptive literature with
all intornrstlon. inclnding hotel rates.
may he had free on application to any
Grand Trunk agent or C. E. Horning. 1
D. P. A. Toronto. Ont.
rslss.
FINER
FLAVOR
D0.1NIt
DALLEY
COFFEE
GREATER
STRENGTH
'ci 1 jit Aun C.
Pim you rtfsay maaka at home, coffee with n better
her, more fragrant, more delicious !
Rep •• i I s► or %S. sir whit ae...d haw ea..eeu..a .. err.
Y TWIG Want 0. QUALITY
OwneR YVeTASO oestem50. IXTRAOTS
CORPORA some. Lasereee. Heesiime. C.ss.ea
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PROH1RITION MEETING .-A meeting
under the auspices of the Colhorne Farm-
ers Club will be held in the townsh.,► hall•
Carlow. on Tuesday, May 20th, at 3
o'clock p. m . for the purpose of organiz-
iftg the township for the approachins
prohibition referendum. All who are
nterested ih the prohibition cause. thi
ladies especially. art urged to attend.
not (ER 11.11 'FOSVNSii1P.
The Goad Cheer Club will mee t at the
hrene of Miss Muriel Johnston on Thurs-
day evening. May 22nd. A ll the young
people of ' the community are cordially
invited.
A record ie a fraglk thing. You can't
lower one with Jut breaking it.
That is !Id InwPw41i11 oat 2"4/*
else co■talaed to Iawt-leak, and flat
1 wly Eau -Oak's beans. towers
are se superior to ordinary elate
Newts. whisk contain about i asr
met. m.dlctae and the Wanes
animal fat.
WOaukmilitates absolutely se
animal tat es harsh mlaeral drum
but Is oorapeeed exclusively of sr-
trams
rtraeta of sedletaal pleats and
herbs and vegetable ens. These
are se Mended. reload and coarse -
trailed that tbey metal. the maxi-
mum *mere of a .alter, anthem -
tis gad lents' pewee.
Ts addition to bels. gas Pak Iris
marvefl•us powers of p.netratam.
1R thee readies and destroys all
perms is ole eedsrlytne tlanaew
Marfa( no trans of dismeo te break
eat &gala.
iia. -ask la boot ter all shin die.
eases, aloes. bIs.d- eloesiag. and
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is. one purchased by Mr. S. Stutters.
The little Ford sod leads.
Mrs. Robt. Wilson and two children.
of Goderich. are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. D. Sproul this week.
The new store on the corner, formerly
known as the McFarlane & Maize store,
opened for business last Wednesday un-
der the proprietorship of Mr. Norrnan
Treleaven. Mr. Treleaven is woe king up
a splendid patronage and we wish him
the success his efforts to serve the pub-
lic deserve.
The Girl Guides served tea and a splen -
Ion Soturda eve -
did lunch in their hal y
nine. Their effort on this occasion was
very successful.
(lean up. clean up, inside and outside,
is the order of the day. Lock up your ■ Ma r r mamas les r r 1M r r r r r r r r r >,I r
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1• TheItumrnUle Or. H. J. Cody. Minister of Education. will
II- attend a Innelieon and deliver Rn address to wemter. of the hoard
1 of Trude and the Canadian (9011, nn MONDAY EVENING, MAY.lnth,
6- nt the alasauft Temple...at 0.30 p. m. sharp. Admiasion ,will ilP Mr
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ticket only, which may he obtained from the seuretary at 75". each.
This will lie an exeeptional opportunity ill 'INK NOlnet WOK
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G. L. PARSONS, W. S. BOWDEN,
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Nene. and then put in a good garden. is , •
the next line of procedure.
Rev. T. A Steadman preached a very ■ THE NEW SANITARY FOLDING MAiTRESS
acceptable sermon to the Oddfellows in
t et is church
he M hod ton Sunday evening
Your own feather hells made into the improved N
Several visiting brethren were ,present r sanitary mattr.'As.
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from the i eughtwnng towns.r
Quite a number of women from Dun- r - r
gannon attended the district missionary a
convention at the Nile Methodist church r e1 r
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"The Beautiful City by the Sea."
The line* of the Grand Trunk Railway
System between Montreal and Portland,
Maine, penetrate the heart of the White r
Mountains, and serve many districts.
Portland. that "beautiful city by the IN
sea." as Longfellow called i., is the gate-
way to innumerable natural beauties and r
cool retreats. Seldom has a city such
surroundings of sea and shore. Portland
and Casco Bay form the Utopia of these
with moderate means; nowhere will a
dollar procure more of seaside pleasures.
Hotels in city and on the i lands in the
bay are numerous, and there are large
numbers of boarding-houses. Old Or-
chard. Kennehunkpott and other resorts
are reached through Portland. An at-
tractive publication which gives full in-
formation regarding the mountain and
seacoast territory of Maine and New
Hampshire, including hotels. rites. etc.,
may be had for the asking by applying
to Grand Truht anent or C. b. Horning,
D. P. A., Toronto. Ont.
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CLEAN, SWEET std HEALTHFUL
Our new MA/1.m propene is unrivalled for the eueteudul rsnovatiow
of feather's. each bed (wing deemed neperately.
All work guaranteed.
5. PECKHAM, Mgr.
Kinget.m Street. next. Dr. Whitely's.
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