The Signal, 1921-5-12, Page 9r
Everything you need
for Fancy Work may be
found here.
Call and see the many
beautiful and useful ar-
ticles we have in stock.
Miss S. Noble
South Side Square -- tii.darich
McEwen's
TSS SIGNAL
DARIINO.BABY
BRIGHTENS HOME
Children's Laughter a Pleasing Sound
11111101411P.-
--- Specials
Specials
Flannelettes at redue¢d prices.
Sheeting at reduced prices.
Itoekfast Drill at reduced primers.
(:Ingham at reduced prices.
A nice asmoriment for Wireio,y
Curtains. from 23e and up.
Alt -wool Serge. ;Levy bars•• ,1.•ul,,,•
width. at $1.: per ) ard.
. '•
L 4 tient,Y
et rie•
work wh11
A greed!. aemis•r of articles In
4:reeerles at r.0e1,•1141 price'..
J. J. McEWEN
The Square Phooe 46
Altoona, Pa. -"I am writ-
ing to tell you what Lydia E.
Penkham's vegetable Com-
pound has done for me. We
had six children die almost et
birth. From one hour to nine-
teen days is all they have
lived. Before my next one
was born I took a dozen bot-
tles of your Vegetable Com-
pound, and I can say that it is
the greatest medicine on
earth. for this baby is now
four months old, and a
healthier baby you 'would not
want. I am sending you a
picture of her. Everybody
says 'That is it very healthy
looking baby.' You have my
consent to show these few
lines to anybody." - Mrs.
C. W. Buz, 131 3rd Avenue,
Altoona, Pa.
Mn.Jaassen's erperleuce of interest to childless wives.
Millston, Wy,� ' i Want to give you • word of praise for your wonderful
medic:3e.,, We are fond of children, and for a considerable time after we
wig/Wiled I feared I would not bade any. 1 began taking Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, and it strengthened me so I now have a nice,
strong, healthy baby girl. 1 suffered verylittle at childbirth and !Jive all
the credit to your rtppedlcIn , nod shalt Aways recommend it highly.' -Mrs.
1.L H. Juneau, Ni11.Wn, Wig.
Mrs. Ileld'of Marinette Wis., adds her testis::
Plnkham'a Vegetable Compound. She says i
Marinette, Wu.-" 1 was to a nervous condition and very trregulaf My
doctor advised an operation. My husband brought me one of your booklets
and asked me to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It overcame
my weakness so that 1 now have • healthy baby girl after having been mar-
ried nine year*. I am lad to r..commend your medicine, and you may use my
letter as a testimonial.'' -.Mrs. H. B Buz, 330 Jefferson St., Marinette,Wis.
Then are many. many such homes that were once ehildlPa.. and are now
blessed with healthy. happy children oecause Lydia E. PinkhUn's Vegetable
Compound has restored the mother to a strong and healthy eonditiea, as 11
acts ass natural restorative for ailments as indicated by backache, irregu-
larities. displacements, weakness and nervousness.
Women everywbere.should remember that most of the commoner ailments
of women are not the surgical ones- they are not caused by serious displace-
ments or growths. although the symptoms may be the same, and that is why
so many apparently serious aliments readilyyield to Lydia E. Pinkbam s
Vegetable Compound, se it acts u a naturarestorative. It can be taken
with perfect safety and often prevents serious troubles.
Therefore If you know of any woman who is suffering and has been unabS
to wenn relief and is.regretfully looking forward to a childless old age, pas
bet to try Lydia E. Pinkham's vegetable Compound, as it has brought health
and happiness into so many homes once darkened by illness and despair.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Private Text -Book upon "Ailments
Peculiar to Women " will be sent to you tree upon request. W rite
to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, MaMaebuaette•
This book contains valuable information.
▪ GODLVIQ$ ONT.
.,•„•rely' iulurlyl. S. ,• • ,1 111.. amu,
broken and he was badly bruised.
The remains of the late Robert H.
McCartney were brought from ,' ardisty,
Alberta, where he pr 4th. to
the home of his cousin, George R. Mc-
Cartney, Mill road, Tuckeismith, whence
the funeral took place to liaird'scemetery.
The deceased was the eldest son of the
late Hugh McCartney, of tirucetield, and
was born in Grey township, in this county,
in lotto. •
The death of Mrt Wm. Buchanan
which occurred in the hospital at London
on Saturday, April 30, cast a glom over
the people of her home town of ilensall
where the had lived all her life. The
deceased was a daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fulton of llenwll and
was thirty-two years of age. She leaves
bisides her husband. an infant son two
weeks old.
\\"11li:un )'pupates. a well-known
resident of Morris towtrsnip, passes'
'away 011 $'h►IrwlaY. Aprll eat the
adVAIM•wl age of eighty-three years .'
lie star of Scottish birth, ....ming ti
ca nada in early life.. For tertylive
ye:u', he had lived on the tarns on
a hull he (lied. on the :Int coves -ion
of \Dorris, Titres SODS std three
daiIghters survive. -
Fire broke out on Tuesday night of last
week in T. Murdock'shvery barn, Hensall.
When the tire was discovered it had -
gained such headway that there was no
hope of saving the arn. andrhtckts d effors xriere
directed to saving
dtn.th
ce,close by. in which,the fire•hghters
were successful. The horses, carriages and
harness if the barn were removed. Part
of the building was filled up and occas-
. pied by George Brock as a blacksmith
shop and C. S. IIuison as a machine and
wood -working shop, and both Jnet Nish a
total loss.
n LNOIIAM.
The vale of the M1trhell cement bre-i-
ue:s to Tho.. Gear, reiaortd last week,
not materialize. •
\\'i„gliam's total as.,•..nrest
year is *1,420,425, ate iul rwrw• et'
t.$7M,ft•4l) over last year'-. The popula-
tion Is 2.454. an hone:see of 214 over
1,101 year. 111 addition Lower Wing -
hien has a Ix.lnilatit i of several mon-
d Keel.
'Til.,-. P. Fixter left l:.st wok for
. 11a.ebtirg, where he i, oix nlwlg ;up
jewellery xtOre.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn left lest
,trek for Toronto, where they will re-
lit -111,
.re -a1.• •en tutor...
\1"i11laiu \lrl'herwm noswrl away on
April 29th after a few days' illness of
prl..nmonia. Iteforw tunsl4 to-Wtog,
he en Mr. Mvl')wrecon was for twiny
rs n proopnlor 1n the Klondike nod
ret r gold, -110140. He i- :ort it,•11 let
h . wife tilled one daughter.
Oyial for Lydia E.
Thienelily, May 12. 1921 9
Clothes are
a Problem
- a
. but the probRtl
if you consult
work, for sport,
every -day wear, or
carious you wish to b
we are prepared to do
eorres:t style and at re
prices.
Window Shades
FROM 95c LP
rt.
well
11e
11114
CLINT' IN.
. It. Williams, of Porter 11111. has
sal the ('autelOn tiros. +.tore and
deal in grocerl.'- and ;mirthless
willalso combine llK' Porters Hill
Axon to now stile to. Iw-sron)al
algal a after hie serlon" illness. .,
W It Fair Mgt week ,r,'tsdved word
of th • heath of his brother-in-law', Neil
Fox. 1 Alameda. Sank.. after a short
lilts.. Of epnienmonhl Mr. Fox was
free Y.. recdd!Pt of ('liytotl.
The marriage took place revetilT'_ 05
Torun of Lieut. Thomas
Hoas F. 1'eekitt,
ensall merchants have their half- Jt. N. V. 11., a r Clinton 1.03,
holiday on fhuraday a(ternoan of each geed MI Nn Jelin!, Tate 11eatty, dangh-
week. List of 1 1e tate .lama 11. Beatty of the
` Mitchell's population. as shown- by 'Watt)"i the n•seswer's roll. ham increaser! MI
I since last ;rear. -
COUNTY AND DISTRICT. 11
V,:k•
Good Plumbing
IS A DELIGHT
Poor Plumbing
IS AN ABOMINATION
When we .1.' tit.• Joh. We
girt* you the right kind the
kind 111.15 gives you i.h-t4nn•
and ,t,nifort.
110411101311111411141Wee 11141041110011
FRED. HUNT
"THE PLUMBER"
Iramittan_liatitel.
1'lunmine
F.11 Vest 1,'..l. '
Phone 135
Hca1iui(
Meetlal N\'.
EAST ST. GARAGE
L
DID you ever .trvto inflate
a tire with a leaky"
pump Got pretty hot
and made very little head-
way, eh
Your motor with the leaky
piston rings acts that way
when you try to climb a
hill.
1 low about a set of
"Pressure Proof"
OR
"Double Seal" Rings
to start the season right
REG. WILLIAMS
Phone 243 Goderich
We have all •odors and sizes
of %ViMow- Shades -s•otu1,1 ,n
white Niel green. and cream alai
green. plain white, plain cream.
plain green.
Soad••s delivered and hued for
}„al fl-. •,• .1 charge.
Ai:E\'r Feat THE
Flat Kirsch Curtain Rod
The Heel Haat H.•, •
1.in t1 li,•-
Sunlight does it
Yoe who always dread wash
day -because of lb hours of
weary, wash -board rubbing, the
t damp steamy alt, with perbap,
your skirl sad shots splashed
g ad soaked- just forg.t alt shat.
Co.. into the ease and com-
fort of a Sunlight Wash Day.
Sunlight Beep will do the waste -
you can go out oalliag ar shop-
ping. Read the direotloas.
lulu oa getting the Soap yew
ask for -SUNLIGHT.
is easily, solved
s. �. , it is for
for ordinary
r drew; 0e-
butfitted,
in the
wide
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S AND
BOYS' WEAR
(except boots and shoes)
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
11-14 SQUARE GODERICH
i .3 Bring Your Films to us for De- s
1
Sweats.. au ..the 1'. F. 11.'*. It prom-
ie.-. to he Ms 'Iy women 111 basi•Iwll
hu 1.ta•knuw
IBI.l"TI1,
The openij,g of the Blyth Memorial
hall has lees' i prectiMHM•,1 to June 5th.
Harry W44tNell, of ('Nrlcle. Arkansas,
is here ti.itittll kb. brother. E. W.atsun.,
It vies furt11v.three years. .ince the
last met.•
.Sl.•t:..w:lte hall the suite -
1 downstairs awl break
broehen. had
Miss Grady
fortune to fa
'Mrs. A. Et /•r hits r. nu•u.•11 from
'r11aua.•tille. • bore sl :t.'ut the
w inter w itis 10 ' etanghti r. Nies. 1 Itcy.
W. ,Mel.eoa:
Thomas Sharpe. of Kerman. has pur-
chased a blacksmith shop at Seaforth and
is removing to that town.
Me1S.uultl, of the 12th ton:
•.fou of o:r.•y townl•hift. died April
2,01,, at the age Of fifty-four years.
Rev. Dr. Aitken, formerly minister of
' the Kippen Presbyterian church, has been
aopointed to the staff . of history in the
Technical Scholl, Toronto
Smith's Art Store
, I'hone 194
11111:\ iN NEED OF :1 TNXl
PHONE 1!6•
I Try a Want ,1111. In The Signal.
a
•
MEN'S SUI T S
- of Right Quality
As well hi,our our young
men's style we ca' a
large and coift;lett •
stock of the more con-
servative models for
Doth young and old,
ranging in Britt' from
$16.50 to $38.50.
SPECIAL FOR
Saturday and Monday
• 15 Men's English
Worsted Suits in blue
and fancy materials, all
new patterns. While
t.-tcy last $22.50.
All w blue
,guaranteed indigo dye,
pure wool, single and
double breasted styles.
'hile they last $35.50.
Special -- 15 Men's
Suits to clear at $16.73..
M. ROBINS
-t
Open Evenings • -
The Pr.•sbyt,'riate congregations of
Walton and Moirti''1eff hny.. extme4h01 a
.•1111 't. Rey. E. F. 4'handler, of Kilsyth.
in the Presbytery of (oven SonnetMr. and Mrs. LeoBritow ave
T. W. Parlmer. who has north rl nn' village in per .° for NI:am, Florida, where th y" will matte
( ale amt tat on stn tT
t.nu•'11 at its last ni,•et-
deinttaHOn 1.. wait tip-
•il Minister of l'uldle
:a grant tarIl'slrf tin'
,•ret mall ennstnewt lain
ea t ' . 1 'e Ti
The Bella
icine
For, Little Ones.
Thousands of hers state positively
that Baby's Own ablets are the best
medicine they kno of for little ones.
Their experience hastaught them that the
Tablets always do jest what is claimed
for them and they can be given with
perfect. safety to children of all agts
Concerning them Mr$. Joseph Therrien.
3t. Gabriel le- Bram-Lark. Quebec, wfltes :
"Baby's ()an Tablets are the best medi
cine 1 know of 'for Intl(.. ones I thought
I would. lose -my baby fore trying. the
Tablets, but they. soon ade hirer healthy
f stemma 'out
happy and now 1 would not be with -
ire
out them." The Tablet are sold by
Roy
was at
time in t
has rrtttr
5lontreal.
.$1' a ('Unto)♦ add boy, whin medicine dealers or by and at 25 cents
11111011. Jafta�s• for wmae I a box from the Dr. Willi ms Med chit.
• w•rvloe of t Royal bank.
tell 'to t'anada and is now at
1,1'4 'KNOW
Co„ Brockville, Ont.
veloping, Printing and Enlarging
Prompt Service
Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
I -C. DUNLOP, PhmeBe
Phone No. 1.
The Rexall Drug Store Goat rich
enativiasistillateeilGoMmileillimatillnlaaesotee
ESTADLISHED 1872
THE successful business
man knows the _--value of
saving. In all probability the
habit of saving made him suc-
cessful. You' may get on the
right road to success by depos-
iting your money so that when
your opportunity conies you
may be prepared to take ad-
vantage of it.
$ICAD OFFICE
HAMILTON
31cltae, of the It.n iedary
iia -fol the retei.l.•ne .of
•k.mrie and will .Titus tee
• Mr. Mrltae 1111. sold
brother-iu-I:,w. Mr.
Munk 1
wriest, b> s
Nies. 1. Ain
lire In Lurk
his -fano to
Mess.
The village
Nig nppirint POI
on the 1'nil111.
Works to rtitle^
SEA Ft Ilt'rlf.
r At a meeting heldlait_ weeof former
'students 01 Seaforth Collefiat institute
it *as decided to k an -Alum ae Asso-
ciation. and a staff of officers w'a elected.
'A .memorial to the Coll *late its who
fell in she Great War sill be p:a in the
school. ill ---
D. J. Dkersey, a ft rmer Seafotth boy,
died recently at Duluth at the a of
fifty years.
ly
thttr.h•une. .
gr rd fehei Fi•.<ranrTTIT telatfpeer ter-- ,j
P__
ele•pitttation a4 a1 msluted eor.1<ts nr fl
Edge 1 .Me
Ilensall for many years. has sold out age has purchased t e l4Ia n. axe
to \lies iionald.nli, of Toeswaiter. Row, .t. loym, Jl. 1'. 1'., sod bui!ding. at the, corner/ of :11atn. atfd
It. it. 1'.•ni.•r,,,, building.
=ere?ts, and w 1y have it recon•
.15 21.,1'Iepteut'v church. , took Plein, On 1tt tel,w 110
1. . .1 Mum in
the dl•- etrurerd mtu a1lfrddare/thorn.
1 ail :"meth. the marriage i4 ''' of 1 riet Irt..t4i 1 "l l;t l.uc•kn•••t this
tl' \l itiar.t 'Eliza �'k forts icor t., C. et hit. ar en, oft �a;vation army
summer .will 6.,0• town L,..•1. It 1
` u,11- t 11111 le 11111:intyne. Tt Wrnx' -,, , krnmrt r,....1„„4.hire, was innreed.at f
r.
\leis \I• L,,m iilin, ..t 3Inrris town-
-!lip. lea,. sold n fi iiiy ,,•aught t^:lut
1.,r the •7 al .tlititn. of mato. They
v•I�he,l ::41141 11.. .t 111, 1•ris:''11 1111111
a.. rh • Iq,yer.
A' it. 4dlll$ took ,JI_l.iefr-p TT1}"trf ttre
I:'lir. n to isisir 4111- ..1Iil-'2'•tit. n-11r•u
Nllss Jane letie.1111. daughter of th.• It, ,e
Neil. Smith: IMM nine the betel. of loot -
1,111 Mei 11441e4141 of Ito! Held. Itev, 11..1.
!.Inlay i,ff.•lato,l. . •
1Calke•r' •a la_ .64t.i au lLLluuIe - ',e••I
I.Ith Latm: tilt paie1,1.•,17. at a 1,0.4 of
Sr.11.1 MMI. 117 this the • ocet pays
,NMI, the 1.'11110 y Sre.foa1, Nlid pl•nix•rty-
o,tners eau the se;,et DLII IMMI. ,TIN'
road connect at either •end with the
."tuft) roll s) tent . •
I1tu411 ry1l u,'_
has a strike on. Thr•
eutido,r'. ..f the i`o•rmbr fnrnihn.•
f,iotory have .snit tt' ri itt 'tl ,test
against at nyhnet ion In t , ,.• 1'lu•
4 .tea, tu.y: Oteatets h, e e..e 17e•.10.111e
Indefinitely •11 the mien do net return
tee their Plebs yely 0•snt.-
.tt the) Mime ter.. ids 3l i WA* 111111 1.41, In marriage
to Itieleard Sanford .it:nuhlton, 11,14.5.,
a 1-0 ill iii ti• a;ls TTN 1 r •ttioily�.,rwas a•
pl•1'f1,iinsI 1•)• Iter. \l l:. s'ti .i ffortl"1
The young couple n 111 enntiitile to i
make their holm. in 11inss,'Is.
of Seth Ita!ley.,.t finis.
s, 1 , 011 Satnnlay, April :u,, bis dsngh-
la )t. Robertson, of 1
The Young
Youth
frith its
•4P
vitality, L,
makes
for the
young
mother's
health and
happiness.
But later, ''!''
maternal(/1\
experiences
bring a dif-
frontre'ult. '1 -fal'Cofafamilp,
multiplied h' •; •',old duties, and
BANK OF- HAMILTON
Goderich Branch -A. J. MacKay, Manager 1
rontit last work to
at lir;- !her -sy1il-F-`
e 1,
Army work here,.
• • EX .TrR: '
•' 1• \lam s!Zi t \Ieth/xltst parsonage,
I . r'ila), :\1 .11 '.Mit. Rev. IS. G. H.
N1' Isla ter lirrt, me(1 tit. manna:5 cert. -
00 11 11 S
daughter iff r -...loll Nirs. W tham
'lodger'. a el I+ C',,, . ; I ••.411 ,1 Jlr.
and .Ir9 (. 07,:e C,,,s•ud. r 1 L ?mune.
The hasp:. ci�u{,'4 sill 1aidc 1tt the
gto pis let !Anil ,at the v:h con:essutn.4
• Cabal ne,
trim ct' T; , . tr r
C.(i.1 tea i. ern._senhIt
1.411 • e..1• of has
depart :ret . 1 f. 1' 1 • .,,1 .".
the
tlae•
Aste'11 , ail I.., _ 41 1 1
the 1117 ,. ail :7.
i
held St•antet 4 u,,
h r .d, ret ,f tla n n
.f tuw,.•hlp , f \ eu;1 1 , I i , .1 ,„•
t 1 In, I,./t'I .•. IJ .., ' �JII at
rot ries fool heliet-.1 1'1 :i,c . n,11tnp ,11
1ud. 1:5,x1••' 711+ .t.'r G. 11 �,nn he
UTICA in 1,3S, he i1,4y,•: this:, sun- ,
1411
very often 1 l:nesscatlnell hy, a
womanly c • tend to Prolong/ (anti lite • au:httrs.
Rte.- V. Mutton, of NV triton,
me rig i1 course a lc ni 1 to reg..-. r
Toronto, was the diener of the
R,er.on prize in the recent :heodegit'aI j,
examina lima at that instittuion. The(
prize is awar11ed annually in ho ks to the '
student ranking highest in the Greek . f
the first three Gospels.
, ' ,tt the \lethodist parsonage. Centralia,
on Wednesday. May 4th Miss Verda
".(nude Hicks. daughter of Mrs. Samuel
(licks, was united in wedlock to Nelson
\\ ilbert Squire, re n of sir. and Mrs.
(:eo. Squ re of Granton Oe their return
from the honeymoon trip '`Ir. and Mrs.
Squire will make their home on their (atm
in Ush.xne. .
while l71111itl5 a tractor ret limey -
field J0sep)1 Miley W415 ('3115111 In the
1 mothttle•ry .Ia Home way and wan„
the sufferi'i.:: i to make'coni'a-
lescence a Si, 1 weary prlcer4,
Many won.. - •• rhaps your o'trn
n iRltbora�ll had IH•nefi,•ial
experience \t !I 1)r. Pi(rrce's Fa_
whn is yyori _Presert m,whichprepnres
the pnosp et i . , • )deer. Send 10
cents fo Doet'it' T'ierce's Inva'ids'
Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for a
'trial package of tablets.
Htsttt,tots, t,� " 1 was advised
by a practicaln , take Dr. I'ieree'a
Favorite Pnaerl, as a tonic during
ex'nectanef, gine VP had every rea-
son M hx' grab
cause it keit in,.111 7 urfpet health mai.,
I had prnetirally no suffering. TIM
'Presctiption'nr•t nnlyhenefite the
mother, but 1 inn positive the child la
benefited, Inc. i w"uid not hesitate
to recommend this '}►lpaCriptinn' to
every expeefnnt nla,r�lgtM� „e..../gas. 0.
Bettis, 40 Hess `blest" x•
re
•
r her advire, be-
•
1liraetr••
Today 7• w ilii. lovely -tltith
i A ti liar 1r •.7rtw,.Ke.rnir•g
And, on the wen so brown and hare.
61,., it eras+. •prtnaurg More and 1hes
'TM:MT
Front stalk anti 140411 ,;aro len 11,.'(1).
While alt the iamb er rases .how
Fran, tenrltt buds i; emlx vo.,
• Liston, and heed Part :s glad re (rain,
You who are worn wit •grief alai pain.
Cease for a w1111! you sr raving' -
Come out, come cut, and. eet the stair ..
-- .,lazte, •. Caruthers.
- ..'•\*
„..•
, s .1o)tbtttg tad Voraetgus,
Doi tor -1. your hmshanrl vricioous in
l his appetite, madam :'• Mrs. Blink -Not
la big of it, doctor. He'll rat anything
and everything su long find as fast as he
can gel it. '
SAVE MONEY ON GROCERIES
MEOW uses
`1't10NE POWELL, 21)1)
•
and &WC Two to Ten Per Cent. on,i'our Grocet'y stir-
chases. All Warders of three dollars and upwards
delivered free.„ ;All goods absolutely fresh and clean.
W. J. POWELL
1)
4