The Signal, 1921-5-26, Page 7TSE SIGNAL e� OODE8ICH. O1 T.
Everything you need
for Fancy Work may be
found here.
Call and see the many
beautiful and useful ar-
ticles we have in s'ock.
Miss S. Noble
Setltil Side Square - - Goder h
;goy
McEwen's
Specials
Flanaelettt.11 at re4ue•rl prirea.
Sheeting at reduced prices.
Itoekfast Lrllt at reduced pr... -
Ghigiiiiu at Ie••:ueed'priers.
A nice assortment f••r 1l'iml• •'
Curtain.. from !Se and up.
A11 -wad tb•rg'•• nary blue. daub.,
width. at 11.75 per yard.
Cnderwe.ir. to Blear. at pril•t•.
-worth while.
When Baby Comes
WH A T a joy to met by Dr. Chase's Nerve
(mother's heart when Food. Wm. Woods, Cold-
baby comes! What water, Ont., writes: "After.•
a relief after months of the birth of my baby I was
anxiety and nerve strain! run down, nervous andcould
Mother is happy and ex- not eat or sleep, lumps g
at
pects soon to be strong and the least noise. Dr. Chase's
well again. Nerve Food built me up and
made me strong and well
But frequently reaction again.'
sets in, and when the excite- Mrs. David Logan, Thor-
ment is over she is left weak burn, N.S., writes: "A
and limp and does not seem . friend of mine whom I went
to build up the way the - to see after baby was born
should. told me she used Dr. Chase's
Fortunate the mother who Nerve Food all through the
has at hand the kindly nurse expectant period and attri-
buted her good condition and
splendid baby to its use."
or attentive friend to tell hes
how Dr. Chase's Nerve Food
will help her at this critical
time.
Now more than ever the
mother requires the assist-
ance of a blood -forming, tis-
sue -building, nerve -invigor-
ating treatment, and these
requirements are admirably
d.urghter of Mr. and stn+. • S. 'Marlin 1 SUFFERED
.,,:d ,r,.. in her thirty -44th year. The
deceased .pride most of his• ate in
she tau where for a numbpout twelve
of years, FIVE YEARS ��
she taught ...ism'. At10Ut tN'1•I1•r acres
I ago she was married to Mr. Bowden
and about two years later they aures' •
to Edmonton. Alta. •For some lilac, . Wads Restored to
they lived IIIBritish Columbia. re4urn-
hnK again t1, Edmonton. Several *ie•b .
Health by Lydia E. Pinkham s
ago the deeea*ar1 1•atne east u visit her
1atrrutw, (w•sidra whom ori• brother :gel Vegetable Compound.
ore Aster survive. Wilbert 111111 1.1111k1.,,
both of town. Mr. li:iwden arrlt,.l O,it._••For years yyeai suf-
fr.m the West on Monday, the funeral feted from 'ns caused by displace-
" held ht• lit ment of my organs
lauglrten gyusanu:e Faun)'. tt , and in my brick. All
lulstrmd the same attention,
1111111111111.:11;14H1111111 of this time I was
WINt i1•\M• unfit for work and
'was taking diA'ereitt
Fiking l 11144' t rolls uikeu 111 t�°bile medicines that 1
walking in tow street. \rompof last thought were gvo.i.
Newk• Hr meat Into a brae• ate rr11r1 saw the advertise -
and a doctor was railed. He
lir. ment in the papers
Ili,'Rogers died shortly after. Hr mus 111 o of Lydia E. Pink -
his ,wreutyieventh year. Befti'ti u vow! ham's Vegetable
Ing u, \\'fugtlue a few mouths a$o he 111111 Compound and took
resides' at itluevale and prier to flat r ,° it faithfully. I am
In \\'UN'atle.h, The tuueral took .ora s a now in perfect health
plays to Dungannon cemetery. my awn work. 1 recommend
John Hltoey'psowed 11WilS at his home it to others, and give you permission to
Ilene 1111 the 13th hist., in his eighty publish this letter in your little books
seventh year. He was one aeric I,Ir1E I and in the newspapers as a testimonial."
wander. of Huwiek township. moving _Yrs. D. CAS.SADY, Box 461, Paris, Ont.
to \\ fuglerm a fete yours rare Why, women will continue Lowlier so
tV H. Gurupy bii•1 r•Un•ue.I home
af{er a busiueas trYp through the west•
ern 1'ritvht•es. He has %retied some
tore rnf obug toildjuwd his fuetury i•
Wilfnrl Hamilton. Who has our-
ehasel R. 'AI. Mc1 tar's Jewellery bnsi-
uess. has nought W. F. Van $ton,••.
bunoil„w- on John IItreet ail parts•-• -
moving his, wife atti 1'itiiII' f1',�1❑
Grand Valley nest month.
tWinghaiu rales will be held un July
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50
cents a box. All dealers, or
Edmanson, Bates & Co.,
Ltd., Toronto. Look for por-
trait and signature of A. W.
Chase, M.D., the famous Re-
ceipt Book author, on the
box you buy.
p 11 that Ito
grenf uuntt.•r of articles, is
"(;rocerie' at rldneed i'ri'e'I.
J. J. McEWEN
The Square 1'Mtiw 46
COUNTY A� jQ�j(� 7-
11 At
1 II 111\L Daa7aluVlo II plow S\'umeti s litaittlree The toitnw•tng' 'Terris. of linnet,. and Jlr.. tides Jen -
I oflierrs were elel•t1.1 :I Presitleiit. Mrs. khis. of Ikod •rdeh, are .:-iters of the
i II II K. A. llollan: Glee -president: Mrs. M. dee:toed.
Mitehell: 2it1 rieeipresidi•ut, Mrs. 1'►. 'Phe VI -tient, t:xp•riuwota•R Farm it
('. %h'Morrau: 's•••retary-treasurer, t)ttaw•tt bus Ieitsel for a period of two
Whole playing baseball at t;rated Mrs. Wm. -Rivera: directors. Mrs. Get• years tie Clinton fiat Will free Mr
Itrnl. Ware ttlhwr balk.- his leg he- Greer. Mr.. Holt. Mullin. 3lrs. •John ittrotlit•rs, who recently pnrrtt.i d it
tw•e•n the ankle and kttw. Button. Mr*, Tho,. Mich. -sou. Mrs. 11. from Merui•r lines.. ams' will opernt••
31rs. ('uthdwrt Hutchinson, of Cres. a11e'lure. Mn. D. Huston. it as u demonstration sutura. Mi.
township. underwent an ols•ra11.n sue. . I1tnehiustm.• flax rx pert. who has te-
e.+.fully at the Listowel ho.{df:a1 ventl)• return's' from England. where
,'ilio \ash Inas pnr•hilsel a farm Well Satisfied With lw wit- Poking into the flax situat•-
has Iswli in town looking over the
on the 'Sed edea. -kion of NItt residents. Baby's Own has
groom!. -.mitring total alai getting it
inteitwls erecting u modern residents. •••111/V11 to flux for 1itt emir's crop.
un it.
William I;ay. w1111 11. year toga
Once a mother hag used Baby's Own IrHICht oat the Graham house, has Meld
Tablets for her little ones she will use ,tut tri .mit
of l4euforth. Mr. and
nothing else. Het use of them leads her \tis+ lisle. will .r.tutii to l etuduu.
to believe there is no ether .lurk \Visentiut• woo Its 1.r•u wiiIt
The 1rd►•ai•rr Ie,nestesd of l'et•-r Me- medicire to equal them for • any this New York branch e,f the Hack of
rit11.itl; 1iar•"iit iiIlene-t 1 rimetr.trtri -of-- Nle ----maws Alit= iaiimcnta
to Lasalle Itriruei. of Wint ltum. Mr.
and Miss!. �Mt4'aIl are rrmening to
Wingham.
Thursday. 'May 24. 1421.--Y
long is more than we can understand,
when they can And health in Lydia E. 1
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound!
For forty years it has been the stand-
ard remedy -for female ills, and has re-
stored the health of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such ail-
ments as displacements, inflammation,
ulceration, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confi-
dential), Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
.lith and 21st. be opened, read and answered by a
Juan Putter. Lowi'r \iingham. caught woman and held in strict confidence.
a large tell fin near they dam N 11.11 i ,
weighed 7 Ib. la oz. It is unusual fur __-__
s1 large a fish .to be caught in lids.; of ago. ib. ,as well known ben•. Iwo.
part of the...river.. '' pug giotro lit, herr from u little Ind.
Li'CR 5(1W. The re•waius were brought here Lott
The Diet/woe'pip•-lwnl has `been re- ih1'•t•meut.
nrgaula'rl, with Riti MacKenzie as..} Jahn 'Jetikli s. a lifelong re•,irdent of
header..aiel has already secured 140114 this section, diel on Sunday, May lath,
'engagements. at the age of .rr'rmty-four years. He
The opening game of the Baseball was taint in Galerich loran+hip, on the
League series was •idaywi h!•re om this Huron road, and after farming in the
17th. with 11w•lial•lt. The wore was township' fnr many tears 1w came to
:1-2 in favor of lab -know. Irwin awl 1 ('lloton to reside. ire is survived by
loh1istoue• we1e the battery for tuck• i his Wife' and two. daughters : Mr.. W.
now aril Walker and M, i' .-teIriek for' J. Vadde•n, of 111w1••rich township. and
lntt•hnlrth. I Hiss Nellie, at lame. Rulatwl Jenkins.
At �ite anntrwt meeting of tl_w ',lick- t of town. is a brother, and Sirs. R.
Clothes are
a Problem
but the problem is easily solved
if you consult us If it is fur
work, for sport, for ordinary
crery-day wear, or for dress oc-
eitaiurs you wish to be outfitted.
we are prepareli tit do it in the
correct style and at reasonable
pen• s. •
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S AND
BOYS' WEAR
(except boots and shoes)
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
1HE SQUARE GODERICH
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IMPROVED TRAIN SERVICE
ttI TR'IJ..M
GODERICH and TORONTO
Lv. Godench No. 26 . 6.00 a.m.
Lv. Stratford 7.45 a.m.
Lv. kachensr . m. Il 51 a.m.
Ar. Toronto " . I0 15 a.m.
• Dally eReept Sunday
LI. Toronto
Lv. Guelph
Lv. Kuchsnsr
Lv. Stratford
Ar. Godench
Duly escort Sunday
Buffet parlor car and bre-cls vssebuls
coachss ,n each dsrecoon.
(;.H.Lauder, Station Agent. phone
F. F. LAWRENCE & SONS \
Town Agents Phone
.37... 4.10 p.m.
7.41 p.m
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1.00 p.m
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Good Plumbing •
L4 A DELIGHT
Poor Plumbing
Is All ABOMINATION
When WP do tie• job. we
give you ahs• right kill --the
kind that gives you pleasure
�aiJ wwfurt.
FRED. HUNT
THE PLUMBER ••
Mamwte" Street Plains in
Heat ing
Metal 5\'ark
1'iumning
Iiavpvtruuuh�n¢
New
Summer
Millinery
- ` Milan, organdy
tulle and mohair, with
,_lemmings from the
plain corded and
moire ribbon to the
beauty of flowers and
mounts.
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston street, Godertch
I•
itaymorlll. the young son of Philip
1,eionty. I)ryilale, was run into, by a
hh;vek'-rider and lied itis Iwo broken
above the ankle
At the ('ranbrook manta.. on May
4th'. Miss F:Ihtalw•th McIntosh, of
t•rwnbrrok. and P. J. Wilda ir. of StrNt-
--' e•rd. were uniteyl in marriage by Rev.
E. Kennedy. They w•111 reside at
dept t for 1.
highly eute•mel resident of . ih•1-
pa+swl away on the 13th Inst..
Penton of Catherine Miller. wife
1'rew•tor. She wits in her
year and Jo survived by her
w•o sons and a slaughter.
tars Hayter, of Stanley
artel this life on Wirt -
Is. In his s-venty-first
anter. 4)n the home
Johnsttm. of Varna.
ter of Ow deceased.
o teat•iwi the Wey-
burn resod. near 1. eter. has handed
in hie resignation. to take effect June
IO. anil he and Mrs. lgaty fittrpose
returning to their Man obit home in
Auurest.
At the } rangelleal panto
ton. on May lmth. the tun
place of Mgis.. Irene Pear
dtrtghter of Charles Wolfe%
01 tun. to John Herold Moir. won o
M. Moir of 1'sburne. 'They will
DECORAT ING
AND
Decorating Matenals
Wall Papers, Paints, etc.
We sell you the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
your home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plate Glass
Mirrors, etc.
We can supply your want.. in
any kind of Gla.s
J. CUTHBERTSON
North side West st. Phone 354
1
MEN'S_ SUITS
of Right Quality
As well as our young
men's style we carry a
large and complete
stock of the more con-
servative models for
both young and old,
ranging in price 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
they last $22.50.
All -wool blue Serges,
guaranteed indigo dye,
pure wool, single and
double breasted styles.
While they last $35.50.
Special - 15 Men's
Suits to clear at $16.75.
M. ROBINS
opea twain.
gra%
in On
n1 (le
sixty -If
husband.
Joseph
eph
township. 11
Destiny. May
year. Harry -
farm. and Mrs.
are moi and des
J. R. ilelgaty: w
fpp. ('reli-
ge took
Wolfe.
(septile
'titer
r . Ids
nt London.
Tlw death occurred wt K bra
May 12th of Annie Itattary. wife o
lire. J. K Jun•., at the age of twenty-
eight_ Le•ern Mr..lones w•a. to charge
of the llxrfit•111 and Varna Sfethoidfat
,nngre•gtitiotns for a tern. Latterly Ire
has been farming at Sombre.
On Wedueaelay, May 11th, Mr. avid
\ars. Thos. Jiliriwtou. of Znrielt. vele-
bra ted the• fiftieth anniversary of their
wedding day. They left the same clay
on en extended trip t.. theirllatighter.
Mrs. Stottktpf, Kttehener, and other
eastern points. 11r. awl Mr. Jolrn-
stou have• been residents of Zurich for
over forty years.
Peter Me1%ugilt,-ftp"-r-oneetielon M
Turubo•rry. nearly lost the sight of an
eye one evening n•t•erflly. He wens
pooriug hot lead whir.• fixing a door
lack when a 1,01,14e horst and strnek
him In the eye. He was taken to tii-
Wingham hospital, where it was found
that the ere1M was loony burned put
the sight was not destroyed.
E\F.Ti•:it.
George Cnlmore. an old resident of
Exeter. passed away May 15th in his
eighty-fourth year. A few weeks ago
he fell and fraetiirel Ili. thigh and he
had alae been gradually grow Int
weaker. He was a tytttve of iA•von-
shire. England, coming to Canada at
the age of thirty and wining In
Exeter, wiwre he had sine resided
Ile is Morn ivel by two sons and ora•
da Weller.
The tww. of the quite 'hoiden death
of Mrs. N. (i. Bowden. whielt took
place In lit. Hyndmwn'a ho.pital on
Thursday evening. May 12th, was re-
ceived with much surprise and regret
by her many friends In tarwn. The de-
t•e's.nt was getting along nicely anti on
Thou. -slay was feeling letter than she
had for several day.. I►nring the
t-ventng she w.. 'stricken with heart
trouble and pawed away In a few
minut,r. ItewMer• her hu.hand en In-
fant daughter two week. old survive•.
Mn. I0swde.'a maiden ram. we. Mil-
dred Victoria (Martin. 141*' was a
childhood. Concerning them Mrs. Eugene returned to Canada and is now oilfbc
Boisvert, East Ashfield, Quebec. writes : H,tmiiton bninch 'shin.
"My baby was terribly constipated. but
after the use of Baby's Own Tablets he is
entirely web again. I am to,well satisfied' 4 Hopeless fast.
with the Tablets that I Ioee no option. You're looking poorly, .i..hap. K'h>
tunity in recnmmending them to other don't you go and see a lye old h
mothers." The Tablets are sold by"i did.1 saw see this morning."
medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents "What did he say ? '
a box from the Dr. Williams Medicine
Cot, Brockville. Ont.
CLINTON.
Emmerwm 1 it4.y, a former ('!intoe
boy. and granls n of Cas. F. Libby.
of the Clinton Knitting Co.. was
ele•trt•litel 1111 Wednesday- of hast
week at Owen Sound. Hr w -as {mint-
ing the front of the building in %%fool
the Owen Rooted bniteh of the Clinton
Knitting Co. Lrsituatel. and was on n
w•affoklfng shout eight feet pilo'.' 111t•
slde•Wilk ant -holding on to an into
pipe 1n which were a nuutlw•r of ebr•-
trM wires. With his , other hand.
while wielding the paint-lernat. he
touched au nupr,steetel end of wire.
and inimedi:1t.•I3 the current fewer]
tlmwigh him. He fell to the ground.
and ,,store wrl" suuunt n•d. but in
tepite of eforriForetttiiritett for *ewer 40t
liner be e•oniel sot be ri,tt11nrl. Fan.
mt•rson wits nut Witte eighteen year.
In Ye Olden
Time
beep lkirta were worn by those who
first caked the druggist for, and insisted
on having the genuine Favorite Pre-
eeription put
ap by Doctor
Pierce over
fifty years ago.
Dress bas
changed very
much since
then! But Dr
Pierce's meli-
sines contain
the same de-
pendable in-
gredients. n-
gredients.
They are stand-
ard tdday just
as they were
fifty years ago
and never contained alcohol.
Beauty depends upon health.
Worry, sleepless nights, headaches,
pains, disorders and weakness of a
dietinetly feminine character in a short
time bring the doll eye, the " crow's
feet," the hag�d Mak f d r n a p i n g
shoulders, and theanfaltenng step.
To retain the a pearanee of youth
yon mast retain health. Instead of
lotions. powders and ppaints, ask your
druggist for Doctor tierce's Favorite
Prescription.
Pnt?TIN , liAsk.-" Daetor Pierce's
Favorite Prescription eared me when
all other medicines failed. The home
doctors o,nld do nothing for me. I
happened to see Pc. Pieree's advertise-
ment In the paper, sent Inc the medi-
cine, and fe1t a greet benefit from even
the fleet few doses. I kook bet a few
bottles until I was entirely well. I
cannot sprak tar highly of We merits
of the Prescription." )(aa. Jagrrr
Naomi, R. R. 1.
Bring Your Films to us for De-
veloping, Printing and Enlarging
Prompt Service
Reasonable Prices
Satisfaclion guaranteed
H. \'C. DUNLOP, ?lune P.
Phone No. 1.
The Rexall Drug Store Cod( rich
Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away
No matter how oto how dam. how deayedatsQ, w
a rot's around them and • end to ata to be made trio
The Famous "VELVETEX" Rugs
Revsramla-Wta wear a a-tatiats--RWas reasonable.
W. have hundreds of reworrunandattons from seta -
fled
fled customeew Ask for VELVETKX" Prior List
We pay storms beta ways on large orders. ono
way on stroll orders.
Estakkikee lees Procne Oleg
CANADA RUG COMPANY
N CARLING *TAM t : LON0004, OMT•
o , NSee Our 11%'eddtnit SlahonerWJune Brides
June Brldi,s Be/ore'Plaetng' Your Order.
Now Is The Time To Paint
If you havq.ddaiyedpainting, youLproperty
bas suffered. Do not put vat ark,longer.
Save the surface and you Save a Look
around and you will many
places, both inside ando>i that
call for a coat of paint. Now is
the time. £Nature is re -decorating,
get in line and do the same. The
most economical method is to use
euaranttt
We guarantee the
Mortis -Renews,
les% Pure Paint
(except beside
White and • dew
dark shades that
cannot be prepared
prom lead and rine),
to be made from
pure white lead,
pure oalde el rine,
with coloring mat-
ter is proportionate
qua•titiee necta-
eery to make their
respective shade,
and tints, with pure
linseed os' and 1ur-
peeline dryer, and
to be entirely rats
from water. ben-
zine. whiting and
other adulterations,
aad sato suspect
TO caarlcat. •II-
•s.vsts.
.r prat 41lfami do
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'" ,' PAINT,
MAR'T1N-SENOUR
100% PURE
PAINX AND VARNISHES
Their covering power and lasting qualities are very
peat. It will pay you to insist on getting this popular
brand. For whatever painting or varnishing you do
there is special All ARTIN-SENOtIR Product, each one
guaranteed to best serve the purpose (or which it monad*
Consult us as to your requirements. We have
• lull stock and complete information as to
deroiative schemes. Let us advise you.
F1RED:LH U NT
GODER1CH ONTARIO
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