The Signal, 1920-5-13, Page 4Thursday,
4 Thursday, Mac l:i, 19'41.
TEs KOVA . — 00D13110H, o>IIT.
GoodDressers
all over Canada are
wearing
20th Century
Brand Clothing
They have learned by ex-
perience that there is Qual-
ity, Style, Workmanship,
and prices are moderate
considering what you get
in 20th Century Brand
Clothing.
DUNGANNON.
MR. N. F. WHSARD to the agent
fur THE SIGNAL at Duugantwn.
Orders left with him for aubscrip-
tlons, advertiseweuts or job print- I
lug will receive prompt atteutlou.
Telephone (Goderich Rural) r39. 1
LIOR SALE. --A GOOD WAGON
HORSE. Ap,.ly to JOHN McNABB, Uun•
Bannon.
Ioutwit. A utlsslouary offetlmtt will be
taken up fur slit • Sunday shod. Every-
body, especially mothers. Is urged to
I be present at this servhe Mother'a
Day was observed at Bethel and North
Zion last Sunday. The attendance at
Bethel was exceptionally ,.•1NNt *n.1 the
program well carried out. At Zion the
pastor preached uu "The ideal Wo-
man." as mother, teacher, Lowe and
nation buckler.
THCMDAY. May 13.
Rev. Mr. Watson, of Toronto, wilt
i occupy the pulpit in the Dungannon and
Port Albert Presbyterian churches on
Sunday next.
Mr. A. Stewart is assisting Mr. A
Culbert at the mill.
About fifty brethren of the 1. 0 O. F.
including a number from Lucknow and
• Goderich lodges. attended at Erskine
Ichurch on Sunday evening. Rev. R. I.
Ross, of Auburn, occupied the pulpit.
! and the choir rendered special music.
Mrs. Dreany is confined to the house at
present by illness
Si. Paul's church is undergoing repair,
and the services are being held in the
Orange Hall.
Everybody around here is busy seeding,
fencing, shtngltng, gardening or house-
cleaning.
What about the consolidated school ?
t is not here yet.
The picture show held in the Red hall
last week was well attenied. Dungannon
is gettirg in the movie class.
Seeding is nearly completed around
here.
FATALLY BUR: MED.—Mrs. john Smith
received word thilf week that her son-in-
law, Clarence Ca on, died in the hos-
pital at Niagara Falta on Monday, having
been badly burned same days before by
taming in contact wit in electric wire.
Mrs. Cameron is to
typhoid fever. Besides
two children. The rema
taken to Ripley. where
people live, and the funeral
tomorrow
flatter C. lrthbam
SOLS AGLNT It2R
*h CENTURY AND ART CLOTHING
BORSALINO HATS
T � LAMES.
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Monday, May
Lanes Lotala.—W welcome Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Reed bark to the farm
again Mr. Orrie Griffin. of ih•-
troit. is visitiug his stater. Mrs. Joseph
O'IANughdin MY, -Pal rick Murphy
1111111-11-111 IR 11-111
Water and Light Commission
is visiting his nephews. Frank and
Iternard Murphy l'ha,a W. Aron
anti T. .1. Lannon are ap.irting new
Ford ears Thos. Kelly is back to
the farm after spending the winter in
Detroit Fred Johnston is home
after undergoing an operation 1p Wing-
ham- hospital.
t`u1.Ht►RN E.
Notes.—Mr. and
Maitland Ca�� N .
Mrs. It. F. }lt•hwtsua spent the wtr•k-
eud with friends at Creollton Mr
and Mrs. M. Older motored to Sebrittg-
vllle oil Sunday to visit the Tortures
mother.. Mrs. Wm. littler. who has been
very ill for some time Miss Rose
Durst, who has been teaching near
Ayton. Out., is visiting under the par-
ental roof Our popular teacher,
Mr. W. 11. Raker, spear' the week -end
at Clinton Mr. J. C. Thirst is
sporting a new car this spring
Mrs. A B. Dural is visiting with friends
at Auburn
`
ation was
up from Hamilton foranf r days last
e hospital with
wire he leaves
s have been
. Cameron's
takes place
ASHFIEI.1).
Soldiers' Aid Clrek: The Ashfield
Sohlierx Aid Clrele will hold a final
meeting In Blake's church. 9th ht oi)
cessiuu, ou Tuesday. Lay 'th
P. w. A cordial invitation Is extended
Ito everyone who can po•.ihly come to
do so, as the Circle wishes to Imre
the preserve of both ladies and gentle-
men who contributed xad helped to
make it a success. Kindly rememlR r
the date.
The Groceteria
THE TROJAN
Cor. North St. and Square
'The latest and most intprmcd
Electric Washing
Machine
Electric washets are corning
into more general use, and
Flydru always aims to have
the best. Call and set it.
Large supply of
Eictric Lamps and other
Electric Devices
Al ‘c ays ou hand.
North Side Square.
1/12-1411111.7±4-111111.11 I
11c. a package
Lots of them, fresh and good.
Pruit of all kinds—lemons,
oranges, bananas, apples, and
a first-class variety of dried
and preserved fruits and mar -
!Bacon, picnic hatn4, cook-
ed ham, cottage roll. etc.
Our Canned Vegetable4 are
good and reasonable in -price.
Try them. -
Fresh Bread-daityr.1-ies
CASH AND CARRY—
H. McFADYEN
BEN if1LLER.
Tuesday. Ila, 11.
MN. Clarence Walters 4s "slow , re-
covering from a severe illness.
Many people in Mho community are
suffering with bad colds.
Miss Maisie Walters Is able to he
out again after her reteut operation
for appeudicdtis.
Mrs. Edgar Vanstone has been eon -
HUM to her home during the past week
with the grippe hit Is now recovering.
At the Farmers' fila. tweeting held
in iteawifler last week Rev. H. F.
Kennedy delivered an address on The
Ideal Rural Life," which evoked con-
siderable dls•ussiun. In recognition of
the grotefulneas of the flub for the
address. \\fr. Kennedy was made an
honorary ember of the l'lutb.
May '24tpruwis•s to be a great
day in liensnitler. The people_fif this
plate are puffing on a big supper and
convert in the evening. They are call-
ing it a "Victoria supper and eoneert."
If will be a great
red in the vacant
1from 6to830
111 ler given in
feast. It will be
parr of the publk se
o'clock. The concert
the church.
boart.,pf the Remitter hureh hare
extenifed • unanimous in Ration td
return for the seems! year: 'roarer&
has been reported along ere line.
notwithstanding the fleet that th work
has lawn hindered very mueh ft ac -
roma of stormy weather. bail Y1
been expessilts1 upon the tiarsonage. an
a likt. amount was raised for the
"national campaign." 4 over etion has
oils -ii rained for swissions and nearly 1 m
of fatuities have removed from the I 7;tie,,,
eirentt during the year : six have died. ' :Aare
ing Mr. and -Mrs- Begley of the West.
-are-maw resitting its Seawater
-A few young people have ,also
ed with the chturcii_ _during the
The Ladies' Aid of •Zion met
-k ago in their annual' inertia
asuror gave it splendid re'
eight months' wprk sifter or-
-about $270 having been lust
t time. Mrs. Akle Mies
Mrs. Ernest Mitchell.
Airy Auxiliary he ,. ir. annual
meeting on Wed sday' of this - week
i et the home the president.
1 Mrs. 8. Gardine Next Snit -
1 day morning 11 M ers' Day iser-
• rice Will 1.. held iri the Ben -
miller charcii. The today tochool
and congrega tion will to ite in Gila
service, which will (-mum( r at 10.30
BAY FIR1.1►.
Tuesday, May •ll.
Iter. Mr. Pitts is at Brantford this
week attending the tutetiug of the
Anglican Synod.
Mr. A. T. Cooper. of Clinttooo
k
-MS itefrltr 1.. the Mefla•t all
Sundry evening in the *bgeiwe of Rev.
Mr. Anderson. -
Mr. Casey Atkinson. of I►etroit. bo
visiting his brother and his w,fe at
their t•ottage here.
Mr. yip. _Metcalfe la at work putting
up a summer cottage:Wart ties aide
commenced on Mr. Robinson's cottage.
opposite Lakeside Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McLaren. • Mr.
and . Mrs. Hugh Mcl.areu *1141 Miss
Marion McLaren. all of Port Elgin.
and Miss Mated Stirling. of Toronto,
spent part of Sunday and Monday with
Mrs. Ww. Stirling.
The Meruer family of Clinton spent
Sunday with friends In tht'illure.
Miss Edith 8psc *
is spending -a couple of weeks with
her brother.._._ _ - - - - .
Rev. A. Macfarlane oras' at He,
*U
on Tuesday, attending a meeting - aI
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Phone
56
"The Scotch Store"
STORK HOURS t 8 A. M. TO b P. M. t SATURDAYS 10 P. M.
Phone
56
-WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO V SIT OUR
Show Specialof Floor Coverings!
COMMENCING SATURDAY, MAY 15TH
and continuing for the .following seven days, in the large, well -adapted
room recently annexed, on the second floor.
A Fine Collection of Rugs for All Rooms
Jute Rugs, strong and durable, in good designs and colorings, almost all sizes
From 58.50.desi From $1 Z.SO
Brusselette Rugs, a first-rate selection, in principal sizes. good designs.
Tapestry Rugs, really good qualities. a splendid range of patterns. From 525.
Axminster and Wilton Rugs of Al quality, choicest designs, chief sizes. From $4240
Wilton Runners. Prices from 517.50.
Grastex Rugs, an ideal covering for verandahs and bedrooms, very durable and easily
kept clean ; sizes from 1R�3 sty v �)2 strong
ft.Prices
and sfrom beautifu�lly patterto n5.
ed, an sizes.
Grex, well-known Sanitary Rugs, very
Prices from 57.50 to 537.30.
Linoleum $1.50 square yard
JCA fine assortment of patterns in this first-rate floor covering, four yards wide.
OficTotbs 85c."—ittimli yard
Two yards wide, in clean clear ati'figlils of blocks, tiles- and floral, very serviceable.
Congoleum and Linoleum Rugs
A fust=class range of theselent Rugs just to hand. in choice carpet designs. All
the principal now in stock, at most moderate prices.
'r. HELENS.
Wednesday. May 12.
Mr. J. Joint started operatdt.rts in
bb' sawmill on Tuesday. with a staff
of eight men. John Me1AFuatd ,11.E
head .sawyer.
• Mr. John Phillips sports -a uta
l'hevrolet ear.
Mrs. Robinson. of Brussels, is
lug her friends. the Misses Me
Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Tay
Auburn. visited friends haree1
1)r. J. R. 31. Gordon. o
anti Mr. Wm. Gordon. o
visited St. Helens on Sun
the guests of Mr. and
Donald. It is thirty y
Wm. Gordon visited his old bdrthpl*cv.
O., account of the anniversary In
it
t week.
y and were
re since Mr.
McCall's Patterns
, Oen of the greatest means of reducing the high cost of dresing is by "your own
clothes otad-by using the McCalhpattero i is simplicity itself, as bas been proved by\tbousands,
%.1.\
and many thousands more are realizing e day that they can dress with infinitelybetter ma-
terial (by buying their own) in the very lates style at one-third of the cost formerly ixpended.
.With the McCall patterns, dressmakiii* at home is a pleasurable pastime. We krep a
fan -range of all ,their patterns ; patterns for every garment required, and in all sizes, and we are
at your service at all times to.assist you in your selectiou of pattern or material.
The
Of the
was re-elt
peeretary, SI
treasurer
TENNIS
SPORTING
OUTING
*Wednesday. May 12.
Mr. and rs. JUT-IWO Scott have re-
turned to tit village after spending
the winter in t. with their &tighter.
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. drew Johnaton are
With agalS -0 ter spending the
WITIYPT at *totem)
Mr. Clayton los given up store-
keeping ',wing to th-trealth and Mr.
Clark how In charge of tloe callow
There will be a 'epeeist' service at
Smith's 11111 eliiireh DPI t Sabha th
afternoon for the tillers of the soil.
The music will Is. led by a mate rhoir.
The serT lee prow 100* to be rery\inter-
PHONE Si
Millar s Sco
The Leading Phone and
h Store
Order Store
PHONE 54I
The Wednesday half -holiday came into 1
effect this week in several lines of busi-
Your Wds
in_plettily papered,
hut without
PICTURES
they look barren and cold.
Make your home more at-
tractive by adding a few
new Pictuves this Spring.
We have a splendid variety
of subjects, artistically
framed, at prices to suit all.
Come is and see them.
THE GIFT
That Always Delight,
tbe recipjent is an article of de -
jewellery such as we
nament purchaa-W\hEtia 111 sure
to prove a source et perpftna
pleasure and pride to the one
who receives. We suggest an
- inspection of our exhibit if
y(01 plan the giving of a gift -
WALTHAM—The World's Watch Over rime -
Wislacsday. may 12.
Wedding bells are ringing laetrile
along the concession. Look, for
further yeport.
consPletetl. the weather ilibiliteekinet
Hod has been etteeilent Ow work on the
farm. the seed bed ia spiendid. and
with warm weather now things will
. about as far 'ahead as usual. Fall
vrimat COMP through the winter in ex
renew shape and looks tine.
our merchant ix on the road
again and report. a geed trade.
.11r. Lloyd Young has moved from
Nile to the farm lately purchafted
Mr. amen, Wise. We with him much
success In \his uew location.
is going in flir improved farming •nd
has purchased a tractor. •
Mr. Andrew Young, of the Oth eon-
eession. has rented his farm for it year
to Mr. J. S. Cox for grazing parposei.
Nfr. Young will still reside on the farm.
He has sold him two big purebred short-
horn cowa to Robert Medd. of Auburn,
getting a good long price.
Why Live with Cracked Walls and
Wise's They're Easily Covered Up „
Beaver Board will cover them up for all time and you'U never have the
of falling plaster it is covering up old dingy wall paper on want=
job to do again. While Beaver Board is doing away with the
ceilings and giving you an ideal surface for painting and decorating.
fibres of the spruce mow FAA peg b
treated with the patented Seetilltg pleo
rem which presents ~pima 11 Irall
need to bad ot ro-bund, tears fa
enlarge ask um hew you seill reds by
win Beaver Beard.
'Many as old homestead ire been revived
lumber. Room after room has bean made
laaltr—ona at • time if you plueee—witb-
peel mime or Otter-
DIntrOf SOMA is real lumbar. ft Is bulk
up into Imp peseta &Denali, strong, pure
. The Goderich Planing Mills,Ltd.
^P.O. Ba 18 Galeria, Wiwi. hoe 47
SHOES
We are showing a range of Life -
Buoy Tenni*, Sporting and Outing
Shoe* that will iturpaas anything
we have yet offered and to ma-
cho» any similar lino being
These goo& are well known tor
their superior wearing qualities.
The Brown Rover, with extrs
heavy soles for boys, Is without
exception the best on the market,
and In sore to give satistactIon.
The prices are most reasonable.
Let us do your Rhoe Repairing
and have It done tight.
Geo. MacVicar
North side Square, Goderleh
ERTSON
WATCHMAKER AND JEWF.LLER
Corner East St. and Square
Goderich, Ontario
\SI1T1I'S ART STORE
EM(
rowel*
MIL
TrESDAY. May 11.
11 the people in Colborne had adopted
the fast time they might have had grass
for their cattle by the 10th of May.
Most of the farmers wid be thmugh
seeding this week. The weather has been
very favorable for working on the land.
Mrs. Lawrence Gray and children. of
Stratford, are visiting her parents, Mr.
and MTS. Percy Stewart.
James Johnston and Freddy Glidrion,
of the steamer Franz, caliM on their
friends at Leeburn and in Ashbeld
Sunday and Monday while their boat
was unkading at Goderick
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See our select stock of
Ladies' Whitewear
With the new pointed effects.
Ladies' Collars
and many other lines of wo-
men's and children's wear.
Remetnber that we have re-
moved to a new stand on the
south side of Square.
Give us a call.
wslosommoviasosimmeosaammenetelsese
Miss S. Noble
is
:There are Tires and Tires
When you buy tires why not
make them Dominion tires and be
sure of their service in an emerg-
ency In repairing tires we have
found them the best built tire,
built of the heaviest and best' fab-
rics, which is the whole support of
your tire. Call and see them.
VULCANIZING AND RETREADING
H. J. FISHER
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GET WEDDING STATIONERY AT THE SIGNAL