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PAR OR
SOCIAL
NY Ylll•.
LADIEB'• AUXILIARY
or Illy V. M. 0. A.
will be held At the home of
Mrs- f Dr t Whitely
Monday, October l7th
'tieing 1.1 N porn..
Adm •ion - 15c
n)
for program.
Ret jcetines of Y. M. C. A.
m. cacti ..00Jay, at p. m„ in the
Aft, teia'i011 rood!. over the Unroll
Walk.
Social eyeuuag on first Monday of
h Young rhsicw.ge•_ te•
M anbership fee - $2 0* per antrum.
- Gymnasium fee - set per annum.
vOU may join at any .time.
c-: Nay. r; the be lune.
THE SIGNAL! GODERICH ONTA 11O
I inking Spells
{ Every Few Days
r.et�a
October
aturday
emeMlell
'At the time I began taking
Dr. Mika' Ileart Remedy I was
having sinking.spells every few
days. My hands and feet would
get colt; I could.: scarcely
breathe, and could feel myself
gradually sinking away until --I
would be unconscious. Those
about me could not tell there
was life in me. Ater these
spells I wouldsbe very weak and
nervous, sleepless and without
appetite; had neuralgia in. my
head and heart. After taking
the remedy a short lime ail this
disappeared and in a few weeks
all the heart trouble was gone."
MRS. LIZZI E PAINTER
8o3j/, 3(1 Ave. Evansville, Ind.
For twenty years w'e have
been- constantly receiving jult
su i .lettersas fi-less- Tbete fs
scarcely a locality in the United
States where there is not some
one •*who can testify to the
merits of this remarkably suc-
cessful Heart Remedy.
Priv. 11,00 at your druggist. He should
supply y • It M dies not. send prtoe
M us. wa WV prepaid
DR., Mit. MIlDIOAL GO., Toronto.
Specials
. We err offering it few
Mp.cial•' for Sate rd ty
II heser•. _ Each Eieturda)i
Ott. nMhlh we are offer-
ing a larger Variety, in-
cluding Brooches, T i e -
Pins. Rings. Hot Pine.
Y'le;ware. et :t vett low
price.
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C
e.• See our East Window
for Special Prices. .
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Walter H. Harrison
leg -Heger 1a.r
h.• Swore,
Yew
-,feather
«cind
satchels
•.pleodid lot that
sonot br duplicated
.r the mune/•.
Fifty only real leather%
g•.nt1 clasp, and double
h alter linidlc. 'fitted
with swill pone inbidt ;
„•gutsily odd for 95C
Ki S(1, Special .....
Others. tonging in price
f 1 (1 111 22.00 $8.00
the Colonial BookStore
tiFA/RGI•± 1't►ItTIII, Prop.
PHONE 100 • fioderieh.
tt'
See the flu
maid (.vets.eat
OODS
gTIt K. F"
rot
H, DuNL
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' Cos rest styles, rimflet
elm. d adoring.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
8
,t;altinuad frau slataell.
There was considerable discuwioo as
to th.• hest manner of erpr••wing the
council's gratitude to the firemen for
the excellent work they did at the or-
gan factory eoottu,rration. it was
thought by borne .that the volunteer
firemen also deserved recognition of
their service,. No decision was ars•
rived at as towhat action would he
token, but the platter will he brought
up twain at it. inter meeting.
Councillor Viinatter asked that the
attention ••f the public works commit-
tee he called to the condition of two
Lreetein front of John Dunn's )property
ou Trafalgar street They are par-
tially uprooted and during another
storm may be blotto in on to the
house.
The water and light cotymiesion
hit. agreed t t. dace a light onrjWater-
loo etieet and Councillor Hawkins
asked thet the' trees Ise trimmed_so
that the.pedestrians will get the benefit
of the light. A motiop was passed to
this effect. -
'There was considerable 'discussion
as to the proper methods to adopt to
,uai'tL'Aln order in the town. T here
has been an unusually large nuiubpr
Id drunks about town. chiefly men
who are employed on the construction
valor.; At the harbor.
Several citizens. have been very meal-
annoyed- by hadpg wen enter their
houses • in an intoxicated condition:
The Mayor promised to took into the
matter and bee wit* cbuld Ise done to
Weet-euch a condition of affairs.
A h law authorizing the construc-
tion of, the `it. Patrick's street sewer
was read three times and mussed.' •
The council then adjourned. •
eryou
-re
A RAI NY, DA
HEED NOT \,
INTERFERE W1Ttt TME T
fNJOYNENT OF YOUR OUT ' 11�►..i� ~j
DOOR WORT( OR SPORT
WEAR A
)ce••11
flit sits (0
SLICKER
It o guaranteed to keep
you dry in the hardest
storm.
ran rverewneNf
TOWER CANADIAN CO.. LTD.
TOPONTO. CANADA
CURED OF CONSTIPATON
Mr. Andrews praise! Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pilla.
CRANE WILL BE ALLOWED.
Naught, 92 ft.. 3 in ; W. Howat d
Walter, 30 ft., 54 in.
Thread and needle race twirls) --
Agnes McDonald and Mary Young,
Iris Warnock and Charlotte Cuff.
Na k race -l; Loner, Char. Inkster.
One hundred yards dash (open) -
Roy Waltet, 11 ic3 sec. a F. Mc-
Naught.
Two hundred and twenty yards
reefs (junior) - Ernest Pridhaw, 27 4-5
seconds ; Lawrence bray. r
Three-legged race (girls) -Kathleen
Satherlend and Hazel McDonald,
Charlotte Cuff and ids Currie. -'
Standing high jump (senior) -F.
McNaught, 4 ft., 1 in.: 1'. H, Elliott.
• One hundred yards dash t,junictr)-
Ernest Pridham, Lawrence Gray.
Obstacle .rase ig4ele t--Chav4otte Culf,
Mary Tom.
Running high jump (open) -W. G,
McNevin, a ft., 4 in. 'P R. Elliott.
delay- race (open» -Elliott. Carey,
Tom and McLaughlfn ; McNaught, H.
Walter, Long and R. Walter.
Vault with pole (senior) -R.- A. it
.Walter, F.. a\aught.
Running high juu►p,(lunios)-W. G.
McNevin, Eric Hawkins.
Two hundred and' twenty yards
taco (senior) -R. A. Walter. 23 sec. :
F. McNaught.
Driving spike. igirb)-Eva Summer-
ville, Chita lutte Cuff.
Three-legged race -T. it. Elliott and
A. Tom; Eric Hawkins and W. G. Me-
Nevin.-
Standing high jump ' jurtiot )-
Ernest Prldh,aw;? ft., 9in.: HarryOol-
borne.
Half -mile race '(under 13 years) -
Arlie Matheson. 3 min., Z sec. ; Garnet.
Trethewey.
Putting the shot t{unior)-Eric
Hawkins; 20 ft. ; C. Thom D. 201 ft..
7) in.
Fifty yard. race (girls,,
Cuff, Iris Warnock.
Throwing and catchin
Ethel Nairn and Mem'
Hazel McDonald and Cj
53; Margaret Leon
Nairn, 51.
Putting shot (gii 1
old. 19 ft. --21, in.:
Council Comes to a Decision at Meeting
• Last Everting.
The town ro•ineil nest nrtn r .•t
toe of Ont. whole en Wwinestlev t'veo-
ii g 1 for tw" hour. wrestle.( with
the draft agreement submitted by the
electric i,' railway catnip/my. The proper
.)ds o1 the rt.:Oa-my to allow the rail-
way to phrrr its tr'arks en Harbor hill
wag th.• sti).jdet of n lengthy) thorn*.
.ion and it was finally derided -to lease
t be /11114)11111 oirrn 411)41 Meet again 011
Frida►v evening. In the 1 1.•untini(Pthe
dior-e w fit -rn•w- the i. ai.iway wn-
thehill an that th.-y .still 1..- better able
tis decide irr the matter. 'lite streets
oalired in the agreement. will receive
the up l' yid of the council providing
dud the clerk finds. open. checking
thew oyer. that. they are the tone as
approved of by the coupon tit ,t pre -
%11a1, session. A couple .If ntfil't•
elausos in the agreement were not
,yauc.di'll.t i hitt will he furtheroon-
.iderwl tomorrow night. -After the
agreement had been gone' .ver. the
meeting was tweets.vl into as•.s. i. a of
the.rnineil for the purls'..' 1A 1'e•eut►-
.idering the 1111p111'114 11)11 of the 6. T,
t, lurtl,r pt-it-ilogP of plau'ing a crane
• r Maitland ^•dad for the 11 se of the
t. •tis ,nllnufet•tnrerv. It was ting-
e,.. est !het the O. T. It. be a,+kwl to
1,1t� strflleietit property front Mr.
Iliet i! -t ..o. the nsul et that - pint
vowel, !w wide sifter tit.• era tie is
,•r'tw•t.v - it. .it i+ now„at waw
called 1.
railway
oli ibis st
sty incite
Mr. George Andrews of'Halifax, N S.
writes' - .
'Tor many years 1 have been troubled
with chronic Constipation. . This ail•
meat never comes sieglc handed, and I '
have .been a victim to the many illness
that constipation (.rings in its train.
Medicine after medicine I have taken in
order to find relief, but ono -and all left
me in the same hopvjess condition. It
seemed that nothing would expel from
me the one ailment tlmtCaused so much
trouble, yet of -last 1 read about these
Indian Root pills.
That was indeed n lucky day for me,
for I was en impressed with the state-
ments made that i determined to
give them a fair.trial.• •
They Tuve regulated my stomach and
bowels. I am cured of constipation, and
I claim they have no equal as tt medi-
cine."
over half a scorn
Lir. Morse's
For century
.Indian Root Pills have bean curing con-
stipation and clogged, inactive kidneys,
with all the ailments which result from
them. They cleanse the whole system
and_putify the blood. Sold everywhere
at
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WATCH ES =,i
$1.25
85.00
$8.00
Watch is our NI'R('I A 1, cheap Walsh, lever eseilpe-
snent, enamel (11:11., stern wind and sten► art, Swiss.
made.'
Wetch. ser' n j,•w -1, swiss til ode, nickel case and
eh,tin
Welch, seven jewel, Swiss nLale, gol,l filled ra!P and
(+Ain.
$10.50 LVnIeh, seven -jewel, Waltham m Elgin. in a tel enc
year grdd•filled Nese.
$12,50 WAte^- rots fifteen jewel Harrison speei:el, Swiss
mete, in a'twrnty year gold-fllled cite'
h r Alin curt y 't large line of high-grade Waltham, RIgqi,1t-aorl
14fintirtan,,Weleht•t. All our Watrl(es Are fully gaai.s fieed le
elve perfei'lc:•tiefaetion or your money -refunded. -"
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WALTER -FrHARRISON
OFFICIAL WATCH INSPECTOR FOR C. P R.
ON THF SQUARE. GODFRiCH
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• the fart •that the electric
od
been given running rights•
e -t, which -W1.11141..4 nsees-
tl,e .hest still nitro neer.
it was o ia.v. 1 by l'uutteilfor Pal -erns,
.n,•i.nd'tl hs' oun(111, 4 \Vellus'. that
perutittwl to pihtee it@
"t nue on t lee pi t'p erected on Maitland
put fo•"• 1••• pu pros, the sante t.' re.
aurin 'There .0 he pleasure of the
council. 4'ouncill r Martin Was the
(ply on,• to erg; ler ma •ohj.•ct•
riftnlnsl the »pont'(it was d.•clatrtel
earritel '
,The•fne.eing wap. th . l adjonrnell.
CeLLEGIATE FIE D.DAY.
Fergus McNaught and Ern- t Pridham
• Win the Championshi
The won'- t1�fle'd day . sport of the
(.oderirh Collegiate institute were
held on the \gricltltui•al Park o Fri-
day of Net week. With the exce ion
of four events -tile quarter -mile r, es
for the junior and senior champ'
obips, Ibi- mil•'•iiceand the coneolati'
race -the games were concluded on
Friday. The events mentioned were
bun MT \t isnedat4c2ifLarn..on. _ Gun-
siderable interest wn. taken in the
program by the student'. but the at-
tendance of others than students was
vei y slim. When the number of
point,. Rallied by each contestant was
tallied the result showed that Fergus
McNaught was the winner of the
-senior championship and. Ernest .t'rid-
ttam Carried off the honors . in the
Mei,* series. The grounds. were not
in the hest condition owing to the
recent. heavy rains. hut .otherwise the
weather was all thet couldloe desired.
,'here are no accidents to are recorded
with-the-«aeeptiwn spur -had -fall -whish
Roy Welter experienced while vault-
ing with the Palos. When. attempting
10 !oaks n vault when the height was
nearly 11(41. feet his pole broke and he
fell heavily en one shoulder. As a
result his re.pirafnry,oagans refused
to dILtheir work for a moment, hut
tb,• accident did not prevent him from.
participating in the other events.
Below is the iiytt, el sjcoeseful con-
t 'staph: -
Running long jump (senior) -Fergus
McNaught, 17 ft.. ; 'T'om Elliott; 10 ft..
(i', in. -
Hui.ntog broad .jump (junior) -Ern-
est Pt Wham,. 15 ft., '.I in. ; Harry
Colborne, 13 ft.
Running her. et• r tend � .j,o�hn(eider
vear.l--Chas. Inkster, lj t<t.,, of in. ;
Louis Carey, 27 ft.. 71
Running hop. a d jump(seniot4
--Hoht. ('ar•y t., 0 in.: F. Mr•
Naught, 34-t.,.1+4n.
Running hop, 'step and jump. junior)
- W. (4. McNevin, 30 ft., 5 it..: Lawr•
encs Gray.::" ft , 10 in.
Standing broad j (senior•) Rohl.
Carey, 8 ft., 8 in. ; F. MIcNaugbt, 8 ft.,
74,in.,
Standing broadgtnp•(junier)--Eric
Hawkins, Pt ft., 2f in. ; Harry Col -
bot -tie, N ft., 24 in. •
Vault with pole (junior) - Harry
Colborne. 7 ft.9 in. ; Eric Hawkins.
Running hlgb, Jump (under 15 years,
-Louis Carey, 4 ft.. I I in. ; Chits.
Inkster.
One hundred vents dash (under 15
YYrarra)--Joe. (inflin, 14 . see. ; At lie
J(atheeon.
(look nee •Ritts) -Irl. Warnock'
Ethel Nairn.
Putl4tlg• the shot (senior) -F. Me-
hsrlotte
ball (gQirls)-
Dosin, 61 ;
lin Robinson.
rd and Jean
-Hazel McDon-
harlotte- Cuff, Id
ft., 61 in. ; Alma '1i.urdy, 13 ft.. 81 in.
Quarter -mile ydiee (juuior)-r-Ernest
Pridhaxu, 1 min., 10 sec. ; Lawrence
Gray.
Quarter -mile race (senior) -T. R.
Elliott, 1 min.: .A.Tom. -
Mile ince-R. A. Walter. 5 min., 41
sec. ; Earl Elliott.
-Consolation rae:s-•-fliehard %Levy, -1
min.. 8 sec.: A. Walter,
BORN.
HIi KB. -At Dnngaonoa. oil dandily. October
stk. to Rev. T. asd Mrs. Hicks a son.
ream; 1 SUN SALES.
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FRIDAY. October 11th. -Clearing euctioTe
of farm .tock and implement... Including pure
bred ,horthorn cattle and Lincoln- -keep. the
hroper! of John Newcombe. Huron road. one
alf mile from (4oderich, gomn.enctng at 1
oclock sharp. TI,oMA•1 01.sbxv. auctioneer.
NV 141DA T. October /Nth.- Auction wale of
hou.ettold furniture and turniehingr com
mencine at I:30',harp ; the property of A rot.. s
M. DONALD. Wolfe street, Ooderich . term.
ca.h. Thom am titSORY. auctioneer.
Live
Poultry
Wanted
'Me following price*
are, being paid at the
.Holinesville p o u 1 t r y
yards :,
Hens. per lb.. live ' ,./8c
Chickens, per Ib., live.. 4c to llc
Turkeys, per lb., live...... ...13c
Duck ly per Ib., dressed.. 13c
(.4eese,`_peer lb., dressed... i1.
All \poultry • t o• be
deliverdd with crops
empty trig Monday. Tues-
daj• Anil•. \\'ednesday
morning oteach week.
BUYING AL THE
YEait KO D.
'PHONE L ON 142
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N. W. Trewartlia
Hol-MESVii-LE
H ney
Quality Store
Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes "Virginias"
now in stock six pounds for 25c
CRANBERRIES •
We have just received y barrel
of Orenbet•ne,e - • I ape, Orw1 -
Early Blacks.- They ate ye. y
choice. Two pounds for . 25:
Chilly November 1,,
th
, a r
,x, •, the herald 1,f Kin ,, CI
Winter, ►Ni I euon i e ti i "
Irolu cuughp and • 1J
GREEN TOMATOES
We are offering littler Tumil-
toes this week at, per peck .... )Sc
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' COFFEE
Try a pound of our special
blend of toffee. You will he
delighted with it. Per Jit and Inc
A shipment of fresh Sewage.
and Frankforts expected for
Saturday. - - • -
Highest p1 ice paid forth kinRe
of farm produce. , -.
Choice Butter and Fresh Egg'.
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II R. LONG
'PHONE 43
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Katherine-•• nee. r way.• ".o any
encouragement." J.bo•on- •1-s.-. you
did. You led me to believe that ': one
father was weanhyo
ur. and 10 ""1
Yseau•e +ylety
not wait until i1 is s .b.
otos!„
w - to get y pl•s,li rip!inn
' f11Tw yot r pbs s'. ler, Lot
BUY NO\V
tie of dui
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`4 Konverto
tIIILI.P
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1`rt
Overcoats
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1\'s. hp'. ' thou :u..dl th.
cewr.t abapes end 'b.u11-
t The c/111ura On thaw "intl..,
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can lie ••i►unver.er1.' int„
x r .� four dillrerent aha,",, s,,.i
• __aha. ct ,. -
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°the beat rUtleli,.t, C'•.,
��tt and rltaoliue then[ fur••
G: deciding as to the •.tit t
' � eltat all {lu Mil.i•C. \
� �byY! L1teW I•Ilg 1.1•,'t
/ pi / r trout f
=� $25.00
stases»'- he.�
stoict
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$ 6.00
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to ,
McLE AN' BROS.
SPECIALISTS IN MEN'i•tWEAR.
Special Offer
to New Subscribers
We will sen(, you. -The The, Signal 4r( -►m n(►w t(, Jan. $ I O
1 st, 1912 fifteen months---f(►r- ►nlv - •
We have just
a 'lasrge s lei p m e
choice Whiteeel
Honey. The Co
Honey is qicety put
in sectionAhy MrA
the manufacturer; also i
.jars of different sizes and
in hulk by the It.. .It is
pure and fresh.
Potato Bags
About lIKlenipty )4ug.rr
and ether Naga on hand
for sale at low pt ire.
('all and pick out what
you want.
rower
Everrylhleg in Groceries
-pure, fresh and good.
Jno. W. Vanatter
()lora House ltlnrk
'Phone 181 Kingston Street
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rLadies' Suits at $25.00,
Smart. stylish models that are as good
value at $25.00 as our popular suit is
at $15.00
Rough Tweed Ulsters
These are exceptionally Rttractr e •;rt •
made from diagonal worsteds and French \•c-
netian cloth. They are shown in hall a do:.t• )
good styles and .ali the -fash;onablt' shades t.'r
autumn wear. Some are plain taijored, tithe'
trimmed with braids or strappints. • Rall or
coat collars. First quality linings, strictly high-
grade garments
t•
('lets!•m tuts)» tenni rough t'.'.,- l- and fancy .
►liixtures are ultra _farhirzflil,le this .earw,n. ''
Lite ars
Mame very nobby ones ,use among pair
rivpJs. They have an individualityand styli all .
their. even. There A r o n o L et o at l i k e.
(iannt' �esits as itu1t 41 i for flee a8 foo
.torinyreRths•t' 12.50• $20.00
wf•:1 . .
thrcntghotlt.
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7 st r
Heavy English Flannelette 12 c
A spimLtl 'shipnietat of Thi- pop ii. .
Hv lnnlLrslds the• (wait ►/41ue uhtainal I
OttYtl a eI.A:a'r:n,• t n bail
1ol
t
the tut. A $1)11.111h 11 wealrr. at Kr.
Ytllvl
New Moreen Petticoats
12c
Wide Shaker Flannel IUs Ion gll,itl.t. )tint in from F.oRianT (I,i
week. Really eseellent .garments_madefrim'
tT` Heavy eata.,11 FI. I. A dozen or n)otr good mateiials and +t)ucciaify cut to le' wont
g,s,ditfaigtls. A airy strong, s. 1107, ahl.• sloth.. with chi++!•*won't styles in nater .kirtc. Ton
,'ink, grey or )blues I. ewe... l' er 1 o r :, Pt ire.. Roth r '1[ -
a uteIy.ta)at. 4 rot's! per yard--... �V�. .'ptionw�yal.na• at.. S2•35 and
1 tar ' i _-.:_-
4 r/t'e, s"i*.' s,. 'aietit^"f't'4'Al•i%Ni•uyr ,,s . r
New Comforters Scores of Laces and
Abid( shipment of l'oi fottrrtl teemed tide gvrk. • .int Embroidery Remnants
right for that extra bit of t•oy1' 'ng you feel the 110•.1 of th. w• roI{ \\'.• Iotye foal hersd toget her :oil 1
nights, . the !bort lengths of Laces of "
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• Good Comforters, Chintz covering. wadding filled, each $1.50 ' kinds, Embroideries and Insert Me
' A cheaper Comforter, fancy twill covering, wadding in the atom and fiat them on •,
filled, special each s1'� table marked tit about half the,.
A better Comforter. sateen covered, combination filling,
each 2.75 worth. Lengths run !rum Jt t.' -
Real Eiderdown Comforters, French sateen covenng, yards. HPglilar prices were 10'
each .... d.00 iR (Ml n yanL- '(remnant prices
Each 72 5 72 inches ' just atop! HAi•F of the nitgttl
1+ All kinds of Laces and 1':mhroet
mfortet Chintz 1'ltc ,� ,�,
':i ,'rfP,e will be part. on the table 1'erhap. coo ,refer to inake porn even ('o►uforters. If .
yon de, we have Half a dozen good patterns in pant -WIZ of tends to ch,tuee teem. Aft heir -
turkey teal 1'hint, that will melte sp{ilendhl covet•- 1 a 1Pngf.h you can 1 on ran g.'
ings: fain colors, Special at per yard only �'lC bargw)o.
`'r wig
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