The Signal, 1921-4-7, Page 9•
Everything you need
for Fancy Work may be
found here.
C ill a l 1 see the marry
beautiful and useful ar-
ticles we have in stock.
Miss S. Noble
South Silt Square - Goderidl
LUX
Helps Business Girls
A few minutes easy simple
. work in your room and
your dainty blouse -your
silken underwear and
stockings - can be Lux -
bathed and made like new.
Lux is so easy
and pleasant
to use.
I I
ti1.
1.f
McEwen's
Specials
Flannelettes at reduced pries.
i
dbt'etiug at reduced prkei'.\
Roekf•et Drill at reiluretl prlivs.
()Ingham at reduced. price&
A nice assortment for W'lud.w
tuMalnr. from 15e and up.
All•woirl Sorge. navy blue. double
width, at $1.75 per yard
rnderwear, to clear, at privet;
worth while
A great number of urtildes., 111
elrvn•,•rie. at red110,1 prises,
J. J. McEWEN
'lie Square i'horle 4fi
r"-=�9
The Trouble Man
It's a comfort to know there's
a man on whom you may call
in your troubles--4-tie Plumber.
We know our business and
are here to serve you.
FRED. HUNT
••THC PLUMBER"
Haatllton Street Phone 135
1'lun11)ing
Eavestrnughin4
Heating
Metal work
COUNTY AND DISTRICT.
Tlltls SIGNAL
GODERICH. ONT.
bought out 11. 1S+r:': !' b.i!.! :g trod
re,u•Ituruut•• business, boa said It to
1'rwl Juhu"tau, of Ileorgrtuwn. Mr.
Heudwwm hits not de•id1'tl where 11e
will brute. •
Mr. and Mee. Chris. Beaeola uud
family 11/1V0 moved In front Summer -
11 1 11
ummer•hill 11 1111 takers 110+1,ers1otl of their new'
11u410e "11 .UI"•rt street. -
Mr. and Mt'-. Pfeffer, of Aubnrti
ha%i• taken up their alsvie In theft Uett
huuu• at the corner of .tlln'rr 141441 Ih•io
ler. ♦l rept..
iti,YTII. '
The dire•tor. of Itlyttl .lgrteultural1
:Society are direttrsblg the u,Ivisablllty
of holding ti school fair In connection
with the regular fall fair.
Sal un..I 1Ve.tiIiIt'. who was rls't•utt
appointed as village constable. 11 1 -
thrown up the job owing to ill -health
and the eo itlell Will have to make 110 -
other appointment.
A fonder resident of }::rt W4Wa-
11orh, .In 11e (wrsau of Henry Thiel!.
diel reeutly at Neu. Ilurubors. when'
he had lived after the death .of his
wife fourteen yea es y�to. The d,"eawtil
wens sev,.lI, ysdeirr' ears of age. 11P
was married it ....mid time. at Nee.
Hamburg.. the second wife surviving
Aaro11 'l'hit'll 1111.1 Mr.. .1. Pollard. of
Myth. are roil and daughter of the de-
ceased.
r
FXETES.
Samuel Beavers, ,of the London road
north. died Friday morning last after a I
brief illness of scarlet fever. He is the
second member of the family to succumb.
a daughter. Verna. having pasted away
about ten days before.
On Tuesday, March 22nd. at Lundy's'
Lane Methodist pars' nage. Niagara Falb,
the marllage took place of Louis Edgar
Fanson and Eunice A. Down of Exeter. •
I Mr. and Mrs. Fanson will reside at .the
groom's home near Exeter.
An -old resident of this section, in the
person of Charles Christie, passed away
11 on March loth, at the age of seventy-nine
years. The deceased was born in Gren-
II i ville county and farmed for thirty years
II in Stephen before removing to Exeter
He is:survived by his wife. one son. C.W.'
of Stephen, and a daughter,
Coultas.
Mrs. Frank Layton. of Tuckersmith,
fell one day last week and broke her leg
at the ankle.
The death occurred on Good Friday of
Elizabeth Richardson, widow of the late
John Burgess. Bluvale, at the age of
eighty years. Four sons and three daugh-
ters survive.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. McDonal. of Mc-
Killop. who are leavi ,g to make Heir
home in the West. were presented by
their neighbors with a farewell address
and appropriate gifts.
Ezra Willard, who bought the old
Russell 100 -acre (aim on the Thames
road. L'sborne. about a year ago, nas
disposed of the property to Georgie Arm-
strong. of the same township. The price
paid was !9.000.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Reid. of Maple
Shade Farm. Hullett. announce the en-
gagemei t of their elder daughter, Annie,
to NVilham Ncrmn Shepherd. sal of
Mr. and Mrs. William Shepherd. also of
Mullett. The marriage will take place in
• April.
A pioneer resident of Walton locality,
The death of George E. Crawley. of
this town. occurred' on Wednesday,
March 23rd, at the age of fifty-seven
years. He had been ill for several months.
He leaves a widow. The funeral was
under Masonic auspices, the Interment wr.•k. ..0-Mat+ek tail,; ,ty dirt iJairIS=
talons�(( place at London. the deceased third your. Itefolo• her warldagt she
concluded a livery business in this town ,.,eelt,-tel a i1r,--Inakiug a+tablf"h-
for a number of years. , meta in %%Ingh:ut.
•
, SI -:.t F1eirrit.
NEW STRENGTH FOR Mr.. W. I1. Ti:etl eway p:a•se1 away'
VICTIMS OF ANAEMIA at her home lure on 1Vwhu•sehty morn-
ing or last week, after a short Wiles..
.1The funeral tooks'p hten b1 Stratford.
where Mrs. Trethew ay formerly lived.
t1pr�, ....ftiI Iiaanl I ri,iity co,aert
Loss of Strength Follows When tt Ii, Fl lir the };,rtnoudeille l'ry+hv-
the Blood Becomes Thin, ferias enrv•h. and a feature of the
program W'ar the pre,etrition to the
Anaemia is the medical term for thin.' +11ini.rer of the t ,lot t,1Iirio11, lie ". S.
M,iw•.In. of a lultul- p ulplt gown.
watery blood.sitloses
,URMS-'
& SCALDS
A dressing of Z.am-Bak takes
out all fiery pain and soreness.
It ensures your hurts healrzg
gnickly and perfectly without
festering or disease Infection.
The secret of Zam-auk's won-
derful h.altng, aoothiwt •11a
antsaeftio Votes. hes In the
blending of certain rich herbal es-
sences whose effect stimulates and
hastens Nature's own healing.
Z.am•link is 100'i, medicine. It
conlatns none of those animal fats
or mineral impurities which youget
in common salves and ointments.
As a "first-aid" for, Injuries,
and as a remedy for eczema, ring-
worm, ulcers, and other obstinate
skin diseases •Lam-Nuk a ab-
solutely reliable. It's the purest
and most valuable healer in the
universe.
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4.+.rs.
tuii.
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.nes t""►us ussaa•
satu".asa scone. w 1111•
• s.al Owes • saw teaNU .,.►e•
war a( o ,.. dict' rt I!.
arta�Mµ/ra. moorland .4t4 taa
\e a�OIJIAle O,.eIAo1
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KINt:SItltllwl}:.
TUESDAY, April 5.
SCA. IAL EYENINt...- I he parish hall. 0n
the night of Match 20th. was
the scene of a gay gathering. The
hall was in splendid condition and
this, with the excellent music rendered,
drew a large crowd. Those who wished
to indulged in card -playing, but the
majority danced.
The teachers who spent Sister in
Kingsbridge have returned to t, ke up
their various duties.
Miss Lrsu'a O'Connor hat returned to
Chatham after spending the winter
months here.
Miss Catherine Martin is home again
from London.
Sevetal of the farmers in the district
have purchased splendid teams,
Born. -To Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Courtney,
a son. Congratulations !
Wedding bells are ringing.
ST. HELENS.
WEDNESDAY. April 6.
Mr. W. E. McPherson left on Thursday
for Rapid City, Man., to be with his son,
Ewart, who was seriously ill. Latest
reports ate that conditio s are favorable.
Mrs. W. E. Gordon isha\Goderich for a
week visiting fr,-nds.
Mrs. Puchanan, who pure aced a resi-
dence in Lucknow last fall, t possession
of it last week. Her many fr nds here ,
hope she may live long to enjoy her new
home.
On April 5th a son and heir arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel pit\nin,
Congratulations.
Mrs rid. McRoberts is at Winglt t
with friends this week. \\
Mrs John Bennett and son. of Port\
Albert, are visitors with the lady's mother,.
IMrs. H. Rutherford.
Mr. Frank Todd sports a new buggy.
Mr. Angus McDonald. Who spent the
winter with friends at Guelph, returned
home on Saturday.
Mr. Harry Durnin, who was operated
on for appendicitis on Friday in W Ingham
hospital, is reported doing line.
Mrs. ll, Todd received the sad news on•
Sunday of the death of her brother, Mr.
Neely. Mrs. Todd left on Monday for
Michigan.
rum
To indulge ilii self-pity Is self -de -
Beam stnw•tiup•
i.. Ott 4g. .
What She Larked.
Tau' -father of n young man who had
aa, uu- Iatety married 11ae1 oritsion 40
send a faithful but � Whitt blunt
uld ,a•rs,11it th 1114 -w1u'r house, "nm1•
ndh s .11shWt. oil 111111) 114.,-. 4411 hi" re-
turn. tit bus to hear the uwuiy opiu-
het of the lady. he said:
-Well, you Win' the bride. 'I'hlnuus?"
"Yes. muster, 1 waw• the bride."
-Sh,:s a wealthy lady. 'phinwis.''
"Yes. master. very ucaltliy,. I tui -
p e ts...'
• -Weil. • 111111 What's your opheon.
Thtnna •'r '
•'1 think site's a right bonnie lady
til talk 1n. as Weil as being rich and
elver: but, master:' slid the old roan.
c,ntldenrially, If la•uuty'. a Kin sbe
won't Imve that to ensure for."
The hetes strength
11".gift .,f filo• chi ,.r ""the YuuuR
becomes short of breath and complains of 1"-"1.1"--. w" iron
palpitation of the heart after the slightest. I Societ •-s
lightestT H A T
in the person of James McCallum. pas ed lightest tack becomes a burden. [titre is spring show, held t. Marr s•larg Friday
Pe a loss of ambition the victim loses w• fight afternoon. April 1st. wa• the largest and
exertion,such as walking up stairs. The The Seafexth Agn.0 tura 1 -
away on Tuesday, March 2,J, to his
•
and as the disease progresses the appetite best attended (air held h7rre for many
eighty-first year. He was born in York is affected, color fades from cheeks and years. All classes were we.l filled with
county+: but lived m MdKil4op-• Ips an l'atnting spettemay-oscurr-----rentrirs, particularly in the agriculturaL
for over forty years. His wife died about Anaemia is not a disease that corrects, gederal purpose and heavy draught
two years ago. and three sons and six itself, and if unchecked it progresses , classes. The finest exhibit was in the
daughters survive. - steadily. But it can be combatted by . agricultural teams, seven entries making
About sixty neighbors and 'friends oftgood food, fresh air and a proper tonic for a class of horses fit for any show ring in
Mr. at.d Mrs. Robert Messer. lit cones- the blood. As the blood becomes rich and . Canada. John Dale won first prize in
sion of Morris. met at their home 0n the red under this treatment. the symptoms rag: icultural teams. D. Fotheringham,
evening of March 25th to join in cele- disappear, as iq the case of Miss Evelyeen second, and Mr. Jackson, Blyth, third.
bratin¢ the twentv-fifth anniversary of Joyce Westville. N. S.. whose mother In the general purpose teams there were
1 G d f Gude ! h
their wedding. An. address and several
Handsome gifts .were presented to the
bride and, g,com of twenty-five years.
Mr. and Mrs. John Robb. ,,th line.
Morris township, have sold their farm to souls fan a SIc tm
Harry McCutcheon, their neighbor, and As the years went by and she was merg- I field, second: three-year-old stallion. T. J.
will remove to Brussels shortly. One ing into womanhood 1 began to fear that , McMichael & Sons. first: two-year old
evening last week t, large company of 1 would lose her. Then I decided to try stallion, A. Wright. Brucefield. first:
neighbors and friends assembled at Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. and i could Percheron. J. Brewster. Seaforth, first;
their home and presented them with an soon seta change for the better. For the trotting stallions. W. Cudmore. Seaforth,
Iaddress, accompanied by a fine clubbag next three year at ir.tervals, she took' fi`st.G. ion. Re'Mitchell.
firs�nnd: mages
1 and cane rocker. the pills. always with the best of results.McCarthy,
• The home of Mr. and Sirs. Robert Now at the age of sixteen she is a tine i were : Heavy draught, R. J. McKnight,
Cathers. 4th concession of Howick, wag healthy girl. and 1 never tire of telling Millbrook: light roadster class. Dr. W. C.
the scene of a happy event. n Wednesday,those who see the wonderful change in Baker, Toronto.
IMarch 23rd, when their third daughter, bet condition that she owes It to Dr.
Alma Hazel, was united in marriage toWilliams'Pink Pills."
William T. Jardine, of Tugaske. Sask. Bliss Joyce herself says : "It gives me 1:.tYI'II:I.I*.
• Rev. A. McKibbin officiated. Mr. and • pleasure to confirm the statertents made Tin, marriage took place in (Pah-rich
Mrs. Jardine left last week Dr their home by my mother. Since using Dr. Williams' I tm Tit»- I;n �(;.r, I, 21111. of Mr. lt,da•rt
in Saskatchewan. Pink Pills I have gained in weight, and an .slur klml,I• ,11 Ihn field. and NIL.; from a sickly girl. suffering from head• Lillian I',"•k, of Stanley. Rev. ,It. 4'.
Mclh•rinia ofliciutMg. 31r. hind Mrs.
44peek-mscu will re+hie_JILIbis _village.
Mr. John Da risen, Of this Tillage.
who is working for the O. T. it.. met
with a. lutinfill a,•,•iilent rear London.
where he was working on u bridge.
Tlw derrick .they were using fell "sal
struck him on the head, cnnsiug a large
oat. His Ing 111.0 sus Injured. .110
was able to Mille Iran ami is improv-
ing nicely. -
says "Almost from infancy my daughter j four entries. t\ r. ass mer, o
was very delicate, and was often under • won first: J. Reynolds. Hullett. second.
the doctor's care. A -s her father had died • In the Clydesdale stallions, aged class,
of consumption my friends feared she i T. J: MCMichael & Sores, Hullett. won
t' to that dread diseasefust and third. and R Murdock, Bruce -
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Keys,
Hensall, was the scene of a pretty wed-
ding on Saturday, March 26th, when
their only daughter. Ruth, was united in
marriage to Russell Langmaidref %Vestor.,
aches, dizziness and languid feeling. 1 am
now as well as other girls of myage and
1 nwe it all to Dr. illiams' 'Pink hills"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills can be obtained
through any medicine dealer. or by mail,
Ont. The ceremony was performed by i at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50
Rev. G. W. Rivers. The young couple fmtn the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
will' make their home at Weston, wher,
Mr. Langmaid is teaching school.
The Brucefield community mourns the
' death of Margaret Ann McDiarmid, wife
of Thomas B. Baird, who was called
away on March 24th, at the age of thirty'
----- I six years The deceased was born in
GEO. RICHARDSON
Hamilton and St. Andrew's fah.
GODERICH
Before buying fertilizer be
sure to get prices from
us. We handle
Harris -Davies Fertilizer
of all grades.
Cockshutt Machine
Agent
C :' 1 AR POSTS
We arm or sale a quantity
of No. 1 Cedar Poste. also
some good A*elms roma at
Ceekahutt Maehine Shop. Ham-
ilton ferret.
PHONE 104
Stanley township, the eldest daughter of
the late Mr, and Mrs. Hugh h(cDiarmld.
nitl'SSELS.
tl. A. Deadman lobs rewrtesl from
Florida. where lie spent the winter.
\list KW... 1s still in the
South following her profe'.'inn ns
in 1913 she was married to Thomas B.nurse. home
J Baird and their home had since been
enid 9 i from Fort \r. and � -.. 1*.' *.
where aro
the 2nd concession of Stanley.
tey had
her husband. the deceased leaves one son, I WWIIIr'tt,yil �tsirs,' thm-
in the ltniss
Stewart.
CLINTON.
cTea mery curly Saturday morning and
did considerable damage tufo" It Was
get tinder eentrol. The handing IS ,d f'ooter's s'erner Iltib 10111 11 very .1n•-
eessftd enterta) •tit last friday even-
ing. The Hackett Town 1Pro matie
nub presented the dratml, "The Coun-
try School \la'nnh." In four arts. which
wens greatly enjoyeil by all. Refined
vandan-llle w:s liver 1144Teem arts.
After the play the boxes were sold and
brought quite n Iargw shim of money.
.after hutch dancing yeas tndnlg,'tl In
until morning. The proceeds amounted
to 541.
Roan -tri qtr. anal Mrs. Joseph
('onrtlivy, on April 3rd, a toy. i'on-
gratnlatlons.
1.
Stolidity. Split 4
'Ir. Wm t lane luta a telephone in -
1 8.4 week.
M rs. Tau,'. Rimier hail n a11.4`. n 0 .
ing her furniture to her future home
at St. .tng11.tila•.
Bot Mortal and Entertainment.-
W. 11. Davison Wes+ tip fropt. Shure
for Easter and rentovWI hl" Ninny to
Haat town. where he is now In business.
I'. Ib'ndenuhn, who n few months ago
AND STOP CA ARRH
Tells How To Osep Clog Nos-
trils and End Head -Colds.
PUT CREAM IN NOS
You feel fine in • few moments. Your
told in head or catarrh will be gone.
Your clogged nostrils will open. The air
passages of your head will clear and
you an breathe freely. No more dull-
ness, headache; no hawking, snuffling,
muerte% discharges or dryness; no strut'-
ghee for breath at night
Tell your druggist ymt want a small of Trade awl tomo coursed on Friday
bottle of Ely's Cream Bald: Apply • evening. April s.
little of this fragrant, antiseptic emus At the home of Mrs rlaniig FryfogtP.
. your „estrus, ' 0f ths lisped throughetrate "line ler dniighta'r,,Ml-.' May. was Itunitted
eery air pl+•""• t 14uoed "mem" in marriage to Wm. Iter.), Rev,. Dr
end r*l & swollen. .s instantly,.couple
membrane. and relief enol1e•rrle• oAlelaflilg. The hippy 1
It is just what every eold and eatarrI wi
11 shM In London.
Dust stay stuffed -up J West gad miserable.
cement. so that rhe damage w•a' to the
interior and the roof. The loss.
amounting Ito .everal hundr.'d dolhirs,
h coverall by insurance.
vIN(;RANI.
A merlons aeeitlent haplwnel to the
idne;vear'dd son of Robert Saint 'one
on
afternorecently. 11P wa!, coming
dawn a hill on .lohn •tre't at a terrific
escapingrate In a small wagon, and utter nar-
rowly escaping en nut bile he went
face foremost into the wheel of a
wagon on the apposite Able of the H
street. He win. picked tip um -owe -14 ns
and taken Into a gimlet's office. whererwPIT, stitches wPrP Vitt in the wound
in his fair.
.1. F. McKay of Ingersoll, formerly
business !wringer of The Toronto
mole-, is to be the principal speaker
at n banquet to be Isla R0111.11y the
SUDDEN -
Sharp
Pain
Which
you ex•
perience ab
times can be
removed. No
woman has the
right to suffer
when she can
obtain relief
safely, certainly
and promptly.
Suppose you do
have head-
aches, back-
aches, extreme
nervousness, low -
spirits and general
good-for-noth-
ing feelings at
times? Your case
is not hopeless.
Try Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
tion. Sold by
druggists in liquid
or tablets, or send
10c. to Dr. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N. Y., for
a trial package.
Read what this
woman says:
Loaenow, Orr. -"in my early married
lite 1 was very frail and delicate. 1 was
feeling exceedingly weak and miserable
when a friend advised me to take a bottle
of Dr. Pierre's favorite 1'rever.iptlon.
From the very start 1 felt new strength
and vitality. i am always grateful for
what Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
ban done for ane and will Aiwa a be
pplwa..d to te•omme'od It. Mag.
Downs, 13U Ann Street.
Spirit.
Pe-ott Fitzgerald. the ymtthfnl ambos
Whom resent novel of college life has
male him fan
tno". said at a Inneheon
In New York
-College spirit I. always the online.it Is escnrldlfeil in the dialogue of the
two juniors.
'W'hat .t; ttwe do tonight '!' said
the first junior.
"1'11
toss tip A mitt for It; the
lad
seecjunior answered'.
"'If It's heads well go to the
n
sufferer needs. Dna y moles: 'If it's tans we'll go to Valais\i
Mrs Mary Adams. a farmer de dans., and it It Mande an edge
"'
resident of W'ingbam, dlorl at (hieing, we'll PIudy.
e
Thursday, AprII 7, 1921. 9
Saturday and Every Other Day
we show values in Men's and Boys' Clothing and
Furnishings that bring discriminating buyers to
our store. Our spring stock comprises all that
is desirable in
New Suits
New Spring Overcoats
New Shirts
New Hats
New Gloves
New Neckties, etc.
Get your spring outfit here and have the solid
satisfaction that comes from the 'knowledge that
your Dollar purchased 100 cents' worth of value.
MILE AN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
1 HE SQUARE GODERICH
wo Seasonable Articles
L KAY'S STRAW HAT I)1•E
Makes he old_ hat look like new. Sixteen
colors - - -
WATER GLA • EGG PRESERVER
Pack your eggs w e t 'r.;: is low. --Each- tin
makes one gallon of, pr \ Ing,liquid -..., . • 20c
DUNLOP, Phm. B.
The Rexall Drug Store Bedford Block
Smith's Art Store
is the place to buy your
Window Shades
The hest quality and largest
range of colors to select from.
,All rotors and sizes of Shade*
kept In atoek.
Shades delivered and hung for
you free of charge.
How about tho.e new Shade*
yon need this Spring ? We are
agent for the flat Kirsch Cur-
tain Rods, iest rode on the
market.
wxesm.e'ses
Studebaker and Gray -Dort
MOTOR GARS
Let us give jou a demonstration with these
cabs before you decide on your spring purchase.
Our new Battery Charging Outfit is working
fine and we are now in a position to handle any
number of Batteries.
PREST-O-LITE STORAGE BATTERIES are
good Batteries. • This is p4roven by the fact that
four-fifths of the Automobile Companies In Can-
ada are using there as standard equipment. We
;have them here ready for delivery.
- Non -Glare .Lenses -from $2.75--#4.06 a pair.
USED CARS FOR SALE
1 Gray -Dort Special, good as new, 1920.
1 Studebaker, 4 -Cylinder, 5 -passenger, thor-
oughly overhauled and repainted. order.
1 Ford Touring, in good running
1 Ford Delivery Truck, in first-class shape.
Case Tractors and Machinery.
EAST STREET 0ARAGE
T F. HOLLAND
-
Electric Wiring
Let ns give you a figure on your wiring. It will be
worth your while.
If your ELECTRIC IRON iq out of repair do not leave
it until you unntto use it We have repairs in stock for it.
New stock of TUNGSTEN LAMPS, 10v, 251", 400, 5410,
60a, 751 and 100s. Reasonable prlees.
(gall and see ns for anything in the electrical line.
< < A. J. LAITHWAITE
Smith's Art Store
Old Colborne Hotel Corner
veer St v Thane HMI • PHONE 251
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