The Signal, 1911-4-20, Page 5F'
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LOCAL
OPICS
THE SIGNAL : f;ODERICH
effort will be wads by both clubs to CURRENT LITERATURE.
bate teems euteced in the Lakeside
League for the coming season. .
The met tang of all inlet -ware in tbe
formation of • town baseball league,
Good News I which was .announced t.. he bell in
W. Provdloot Elected Bencher.
the council chamber Lest evening. has
'laps restate of the election of I Arrengrwents have been tirade by been la,etported for • week. It i.
tent:hens of tba f.►w Society of Cpper which ties Kensington furniture fav- urged tbeiall clubs intending to enter
(• • n a d e have been announced. ewe, which has been idle since the re-
testing those elected is W. Proudfeiot, • eat fire whicb diet rot l ,t portion of
K, tt., of Goderich. The election is the factury, will reenne operations on
tor a term of five years and le en M ,odes. next.
honor teach coveted iia the legal pier- Harbor Notes.
freeion.
R ran-Mcllwain.
At the Leeburn and Union manse
on Wednesday afternoon, April 121 b,
a quiet marriage ceremony was sol-
emnited by key. Jente. Hamilton.
Mies MarBat+t McIlwaln, daughter of
Robert ellwain, of the Ha a-
field road, Goderich township, becom-
ing the bride of J. Thomas Ryan. of
Dungannon. The bride war tastefully
gowned in brown. Mr. aid Mn.
Ryan will reside at Dungannon.
Seventh Regiment at Goderlch Camp.
Tbe London Advertiser of Tuesday
last saes: It is likely that ase
rangemeots will be completed very
shortly by whicb the Seventh and
some of the city regiments in the dis-
trict will speed four days under can -
vita et Goderich, wbile the ramp is on.
The officers are greatly in favor of
such a trip. as they say it will be :a fine
ing for the men and give thew
train
au experience that is much needed .
among city regiments. that of actual W L J K A contrary man is cne who doeso t
.-ooditicos of living in the field. On 1 p J B I d J k believe in the thing' his neighbors b.
many occasions •ttewpte have been 1 [ h C p
lievr in.
made by the onleere of ear city
regiments to get tbeir wen under can-
vas for a 'holt time just tot the train-
ing they reoelve, and the present is
deemed a most favorable opportunity.
The glen themselves are greatly
pletsei with the prospe.•t ..f the tint -
will have their representatives on
hand next Wednesday night.
owing to her removal to Pott Bur-
well.
ur
well. Mies Lottie Polley bar been
tarred to sever her connection as
The steamer \fantod is expected teacher of the ladles It.tetwediate
bete the lining of next week from 1311'1° class of Knox church. As •
t iIIltlgw,>,td. She wintered there
with a cargo of Itti,1100 bushels of
wheat in her hold which she will
bring to Goderich for the iilevatur
1'ouipany.
The steamer Fairmount was the
find boat w leave Goderich this sea -
eon. She left ou Sunday for Detroit
to i into drydo•k for repairs.
The stesnter Neehint tett on Tues-
day bound for Olevedand for a Lad of
cot 1.
The stesbters (i.mlou and Acadian
uaay leave within the next few days
and go to Chicago to load corn.
The first beat to arrive here this
eeaeein was the coal boat Mary A. Mc-
(: lir. which arrived flow ('leve-
lao, Wedoeaday morning with e
cargo for the Elevator Company.
Make-believe Becomes Actuality.
There was a reunion of old school
mates at tbe assizes last week. and in
connection with tbtee of the men who
figured prominently in the roceed-
ngs o the Court a very interesting
story can be told. A good many
years ago a mock trial was held at the
old Goder.-h rarnmar whose, with
pupils of t be school taking pat in the
various oeteu•itiets usual in such art
affair. A pritooer was on trial on the
charge of murder. Robert G. Rey-
nolds represented the majesty of the
law as ei itseli.•d in the pr rann of the
sheriff. George Tate Blackstock was
the proeec eting attorney. ,utd M. G.
Cameron was the prisoner's counsel.
This bit of achoel play teas duplicated
actual life lest week. when Geo. T.
Blackstock and M. (i. Cameron in the
Vanstone trial were respectively pros-
ecutor and counsel for the defence,
and R. G. Reynolds was present in his
official caµ !city as sheriff of the
county of Huron. The congael for the
defence in the Jardine trial. L. E.
Dancey, also is a former Goderich
schoolboy. but of a somewhat later
dat.
mark of appreciation of the faithful
services which she rendered the claw,
the ladies presented her with a bend -
some silver-utounted umbrella.
At a meeting of the Godetieh Curl-
ing"and SkatingAwt cietion last Mon-
day evening all the officers were ee-
rie -Led Inc the ensuing year with the
exception of the appointment of
Judge Holt ad • director in place of
Dr. Nicholson, who retired. it was
decided to ask for tender for the
erection of the new rink. the work to
toe commenced on September 1st and
finished on November 15th. Tenders
also will be asked for the removal of
the house on the property selene time
in August.
The annual meeting of the Goderich
bowling club was held on Wednesday
evening, when the following officers
were elected : He n. president, H. S.
VV'illiarns ; president, C. A. Nairn
vice-president. F. B. Holmes: secre-
tary, ane ; treariurer. os. Kidd.
Dr. Hunter. F. Birtland andJ. A.
Ruwhall were appointed to act with
the president, vice-president, secre-
tary and treasurer as an executive
committee. Meese. Polley and Prend-
foot were appointed auditors.
Arrengewent• will be made for a local
tournament on May 'Zito. The date
of the aunual tournament is to be
fixed by the executive. Any person
wishing w join the club way snake
application to any officer and will be
ruade' welcome on the green at any
time during the season.
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MAY WOMAN'S Hp51 r.l'oKPANttori.
The May number of Woman's Horse
Compauiun contains ninet y-eiz pane,.
of interesting reading. From the
charming cover. "Apple Blorsonas,"
painted by T. K. Hann to the tut.
page, there is not a dull attire in the
magazine. The ficton .n tides the first
part of the serial story by 'Lout Gale
entitled ••VVhsu Dream. Begin." de-
lightfully illustrated by Alice Barber
St.epheoe. 't'be principal theme of 11.e
story is the struggle for adaptatiee
between two young people. a situaik"-
which has its parallel in the expel- •
ecce of most newly -married husband,
and wives. Marie ('orelli has contrib-
uted a delightful love *tory to the Mas
Woman's Home Companion -humor •
nue, ingenious and thoroughly read-
able. Among other fiction features are
••The Circus Lady." by Hulbert Foot -
ner, eu exciting tale : ••The Indiftfer-
euce of Molly," a lively love story by
Macy Hestiogs; another pert of "The
Flight of the Magic Carpet." a story of
love and adventure by C. N. and A. 14.
Williamson : stories by Mary Heaton
Votse and Annie Hamilton Donnell.
Woman's Home Campanian of course
is famed fur its special departments
and articled whicb cover every phase
of housekeeping anti deal with all
manner of huusebold problems. There
are many of these epe•-ial articles in
this May numb•e in addition to Ch.
regular department=•
nig
Musical Recital. •
1. pleasant event in lousiest circlet
was • recital given et the l •onservatort
of Music hest Saturday afternoon by the
purile rel Mise Andrews and A. E.
Cook. A lumber of friend.. and par-
ents of the pupils were present and
tboroughly enjoyed the program.
The pupil; of Mies Andrews wbo took
pert were Gladys Skulks. Woodham
and Willie Babb. Gerald Newton.
.1 'thee Currie and Graham Wbiddon.
Mr. k's puppile who assisted weir
adYs Bedford. Jansen Itos., Arnim
Braude, Ella Oke, Victor Kerslake,
Isabel Doolittle, Ruth Hamilton, Har -
..Id Walters, Core Washington, Floe -
env. Smith and Olive McPhee. Miss
Ileinicke, violinist, added h to the
plea►ure of the event with her beimi-
1, 1 rendering of the "Cavatin;.` he
Ralf. and De lxrumeMilh•ud, pianist,
f Woodstock. rendered the •'Pilgrim
t'hortur,' from Tenubau.er, in a skillful
manner. , Rev. Dr. Medal acted as
chairman.
Major -Polley.
Ilse marriage of Miss Helen Polley,
youngest daughter of A. M. Polley. to
William Victor Major. of Toledo,
Ohio, took place qu.etly at the resi-
dence of the groom's ;islet. Mre.
Johns, Detroit, on M ntda last. Ow-
ing to the recent illness of the genote,
from pneumonia. the wedding was a
quiet one. The bride w,.re • pretty
mewls of Dresden silk. with picture
hat of pink tulle and shaded willow
plume;, the only ornaments being the
groom's gifts, a pendant, ring and
bracelet, set in diamonds. Rev. ler.
Edward Pens-, pastor of Fort street
Presbyterian church, Detroit, offici-
ated. The attendants were Mrs.
IG,•ace Polley) McFndyen, of Seattle,
Week, and Mr. John Knight. of
Detroit. Among the gifts received
by 'the bride were a solitaire die -
mond ring, from her father. end many
beautiful remembrances from friends
• in (iodericb and other points.
LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Remember that Wilmer Smith. -ort Store.
Fowl, .treat. 1. h6Wquerter-i for ant.•.' sup-
plied. picture... picture moulding-. china for
panning. etc.
About that'prinR rust. Now it the time to
leave your order at l'tidbam the Tailor's. A
tars. s..ortinent of unto -date .nitroso to ret -
set from.' 1'ridraam keep. up to the latest In
Moe tailoring.
Remember the Rebekah serial even-
ing in O.ldfelluwr' Hall on Thursday,
Apt it ': th.
Among the matter which we have
reluctantly been obliged to hold over
this week t. our Blytheorrespondent's
interesting Midget.
J. J. Waseiagton, of West Wawa -
nosh. one illy last week delivered a
fifteen-vuonths-old calf t, W. T. Mut-
ney which tipped the beam at 1010 Ib.
The annual reinvention of the (:ode -
rich District Women's Miewionary So-
ciety is announced to be 'avid in -Wee-
ley church, Clinton, on Friday, May
5th.
Welsh -Green.
The home of Mrs..1. B. Greeo, Part
street, was the scene of a very quiet
wedding yesterday et high noon. when
her daughter, Mies Lulu, became the
bride off D. N. Welab, of the Toronto
police force. The ceremony was per-
for'uoed in for parlor. which was owe -
fully decorated for the occasion. by
Rev. Dr. Medd. only' the immediate
relatives being present. Miss Mary
Wen. cousin of tbe bride, played the
wedding march. The bride's diens
was of crown eolienne with pearl trim-
ming, and she carried a bouquet of
bridal roses and lilies of the velley.
After the nuptial knot had been tied
and congratulations were exteneleed
the company tat d'iwn to a dainty
wedding luncheon, the tables being
nicely decorated with chrysantbe-
mutru. Tbe presents by the
beide were of a yet y useful red vale-
mums.
charioteer. Tbe happycouple left
nn the 4:61) O. T. R. train fr their fut-
ure borne in Toronto. The !ride's
going-eway drew was ; fawn brown
hroedeioth, and she wore a black pic-
ture hat with plumes.. Relatives and
friends of the 000trsctine parties were
present front Loudon. Haotilton, Clin-
ton, Barfield and Goderich and Stan-
ley townships. The bride's friends
in Lown join in extending congfatola-
tiona.
('Fns. C. Lee's large store window
was a centre of attraction for several
days. It contained half -a -dozen
varieties of imported rabbits. the
pnopn4y sof .V- Boatel.
A Complete Remedy.
Combination I'ills for the kidneys
and blood have proved to he a great
invention as a spring tonic. They are
a new idea : one part waking new rich
red Mood. the other hart cleansing i•
la u-umplete fnrtnulal. All diseases if
the blood have gut to go. Pills Dent
by return mail postpaid -$1 1st a box.
Ido doses. Send to the Mit lENzlit
MANCFAr rteallo Co., Lacknow, Ont.
Bald Men
Should call and inspect the famous
sanitary patent teepees. as shown by
Prof. Doreowend, of Toronto. 'at the
Bedford hotel on Wednesday. April
26th. These toupees are not only per-
fect in construction, but are the only
sanitary and patented substitutes of
one's own bair.
MatLeod's System Tonic.
VVben a person feels -•blue'--"all
tired out"-"doe'.o't feel like doing
anything'' --cannot concentrate hi.
mind on his work -feels 'reek ment-
ally -doubts his powers -complains of
prior appetite and sleeplessness -cut
fere headaches- nervous system run
down -then his system demands a
good tonic. MaeLeid's System Tonic
is tbe hest remedy known. has re-
stored thousands of sufferers to
health. One dollar a bottle. The
•MecLtoD MaulciNg Co., Godericb,
Ont. held by K. It. VVigle, druggist.
successor to Jae. Wilson.
\Ir. George Haney King will be
a•s.istcd at his recital on May 12th by
Mrs, King. Doprano: Howard Russell.
baritone : A. Roy Adams, pianist. and
cohere Keep this date -Friday. May
12th.
in the letter on page 3. entitled
••\Whets and How to Spray," a typo-
graphical error occurs in the last line.
it refers to the "Report of the Fruit
Branch for IMO." The date should be
1910."
The ladies dt the W. M. S. of North
street Metbodist cburrh remind the
public once more that Dr. Dougall will
again give "Ben Hair" under their
•itances. Leek out for posters next
week.
The East H.rrcn teachers conren-
feel wbicb was to meet in Briieeets on
May 4th and 5th. hike been post-
poned to meet in Seaforth in October.
on ac•ount of the death of Inspector
Robb.
Manu of the old favorites among
our Inca) amateur*e as well as some
promising new talent, are engaged In
the production of ••The County Fele'
et Victoria Opee,r House tomorrow
(Friday) nigh:.
The interior of %Vetter H. llarri-ore's
atery is being renovated this week and
enlarged to make nom for a stock of
Cool hta Rraphophonee and records.
Mr. Harriasn has lw'etirr,l the exclus-
ive agency for these goods.
A largefield of nate- was .own try
George B'iesett on Tuesday. The land
was in rendition and with the
present ratable weather the farmers.
should he able to rxxnplete all tbeir
spring work at an early date.
1. 0. O. F. Lodge of Instruction.
The annual lodge of inatr I'tion held
in Oddfellowe' Hall. Gederich. nn
4iood Fridayb ought to town • 'ergs'
,somber of the triple -linked brethren,
reerenentieg every lodge in Hero"
disttrisl, and oleo a number of visitors
flora other districts. The fled event
of the day was the patting on tit the
Rebekah d in the afternoon by
Rebsjah 1 . of Goderich. Hca•
earl Ledge fears sd' and illostrated t.be
initiatory degree- Huron Lodge.
Godericb, put a the first de(rwe.
Bjtb l edge the eseossd degree and Inv
a>seen. of Fidelity Lodge. ,
'foeteeted the third degree•
day's events were of • met enjoyable
Ohara/nor haeeetpr arad the different lodges de-
serve great credit for the very excel
lent esanaet in which the wed wee
dose Wheel the lodge was ate
e the
brethren were Invited to eke of
and served
hellion. t meat
in the assembly morn by the,r.=bUrrs
.4 Reftebah 1 e. wean pm
rie-
i.nt reterers its. Rebekab. are de
of t pest for the manner
is w tve•,i CIM Iare' Hurn
her wbo d the goad thin(*
gtniS.i 'Aa gathering, which was
in acenrlance with the new police
of the (mterio Department of Educe -
tine, a model sebool for the trsioing
of teachers r to be established In tbis
crnmty. It ie understood that Clinton
has been derided upon for the location
of the sebool.
.rMthw•--.-,Ae..e. eat •tM.trveetb •,f
4 "dt llbwrrhip is thie dyd.ner,.l •1,
ro NgerlyMoore e4 Itetnrda, '
itsS.
$z000 REWARD
Will be paid to any person wbo can
find opium., chloral, strychnine, mor-
phine, cocaine. ether, chloroform, or
any of their a imbinattons or deriva-
tives in any farm in Psychioe (pro-
nounced Si -keen).
The reward applies only to goods
purchased in the open market in origi-
nal packaged, whim are unopened and
have not been [ampere 1 with.
Tbe reward is offer -el because cer-
tain unscrupulous netaons are nett-
ing false statements about this tem-
edr.
Det. T. A. SLOCUM. Limited. Toronto.
After a long and tedious winter.
spring trema at lest to have t infor
i yAutomobiles are
ing, crocitees are blooming and
hrnirkeepers are engaged
resin" disturh•nee known as house-
cleaning.
At ane meeting of the ladled alixilt-
ary of the Y. M. ('. A. on April 1st it
was decided not to boll any more
,eset age during tbe mmteer months
aid teat early in September the auxil-
iary will hold a tea. hamar and gamete
tele w1M'h will he annn.inred in due
'}'haee ea. ne meeerbs ..f t).• repr.
°gtratire. f •he Hneon Peet h baa.
itself Iraqi' 'n lind.ri'4 •n •.newt re,
rlat Mitchell has dgrefloi her intro-
time of dropping ,aft of the Rare Chia
y ,n --fn .•., . ,cal.. en-
• . ,n ,h- d.., r• r,s It,.rg.n rA
and Che•nn ,It it underworld that ase
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Ate Your Kidneys
• Workiag Properly? .
It WM tray Too well M Malde ben
There's been a lot of ' • guessing " about
rheumatism and rheumatic pains gener-
ally, but you can be dead slue that little
pain across your beck came from de-
creased kidney action.
The kidneys duty is to filter tbe blood
-take out the int 'ties collected by
the returning blood stream -do it just
like absorbent cotton in a funnel filters
the impurities from polluted water.
When the kidneys are not working you
ate bound fax one of two courses-1]ia^
hetes and Bright's Disease or Rheuma-
tism. Lumbago and Sciatica. Thr for-
mer course is usually fatal, and the latter
always painful. hut you need not have
either, as they both can be easily pre-
vented.
The wry best preescriptioe far all kid-
ney troubles is Nyai's Stone Root Corn -
Cr!it 1t is nes "patent" medicine,
but a w3rntific prescription composed
d Stoneroot. Ruchu, Juniper and other
remedies of proved value. More than
that. it has been proved by thousands
wbo have had glad relief from its use.
Tbrr•'s nothing quite en miserable as
the dragging results of sick kidneys.
You are teeing with your own future
when you neglect so ample a precautiose
as a pkaw>K borne treatment with Nysl's
Stone Root Compound when results are
so certain.
it soothes bladder irritation, give.
yew rest and comfort at tight. and makes
lifts note mnR enjoyable
The kidneys, liver and bladder are ail
14epeadent epee one another, and N s
Sloes Root Caapoeed is
dukeed to hip ljaw all.
Sold and guaranteed by
F. J. BUTLAND S E HICK
H. C DUNLOP
EHR WIGLH
Is rich in food slue and
easy to digest. It is just
trCum the choicest C,aoo "
use i ' i n health. cnw'sr°
PERFECTION °'
CDCOA
s Rich value Itlld
Cocos. poises Cr000a, around
fP0ln tjle EhOlt di Ce0005
beans.
[Vete ate Dodoes rcconrnered b
els is idiom s in health. to
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GREYHOUND
Do You
VOW
Cowan's
Cocoa 7
DETROIT
EXCURSION
JUNE 17-19
White Star Line : E. H. AYER, Excursion Agent
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TEN DAYS, LEFT 1.
OU R LEASE' expires.on May 1st, leaving only
to sell the balance of nearly $13,000
realize
ten (layst
worth of merchandise.
the predicament we are in with thousands of dollars
\north of goods on our hands?
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It's a case of 'disposi'ng of the goods now as fast
as we can hand them out.
should
Here are a few of the bargains ' which
convince you that we mean business.
Don't lose any time now ,or you -will lose your
share of the biggest . values ever offered in the town
Of Goderich. -
Men's Overcoats
125 men's and youths' Overcoats, regu-
lar $16.00 and $18.00. Sale price, $7.95
Regular $10.110 and $12 110 Overroata.
Sale price .s4.95
Men's Suits
173 mens end youths stylish and up•to-
date Suits, regular $18.11), 520.(1) and
nettle Sale price.. . $12.95
Regular $14.00, 115.00 and $18.00 Suits.
Sale price $4.8.5
Regular $7.00 and $8.00 Sulu. Sale
price $4.95
Collars 4
15 dozen men's linen Collars. Sale price
-each. 1 o
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Caps
5 down men's and boys' Caps. regular
50c. Sale price 25o
Underwear
Men's and youths' merino Underwear.
regular 50c. Sale price per
garment . 190
Rubbers
3 dozen inen's Relabels. regular *Ile.
Sale price per pair 490
5 dozen children's Rubber,. regular 50c.
Sale price per pier 25o
Shoes
150 pairs ladles' and mires s Shoes, regu-
uler up to Men and $8.50. Sale
prire per pair 51,95
511 pairs Sheies, regular $1.511 and tette
Sale price per pair........... 98o
Prints
375 yards Print, regular 10 and 124c
Sale prior pet yard 5o
Waists
50 Ladies' fine embroidered Waists.
regular $5.1M1. Sale price 82.98
75 Waists. regular $8.00. Bale price
estcb. 51.98
125 Wailes, regular $1.50 and $1.75. Sale
price each 980
2 dozen tine embroidered net Waists.
regular lµ,00 and $.00. Sale price
each 51.98
Dress Goods
2,010 yards of Dress Good;.all goad
shades, regular $1.00, $1.25 and
$1.50. Sale price per yard 89c
Regular 75c and 85c Drees Goods. Sale
price per yard 490
Regular 50c and Obc Drees (foods. Sale
price per yard 390
Millinery
•Li dozen assorted Flowers, Wings and
Feathers. Regular values in tbe lot
up to $e111 Alt on one table Satur-
day. Sale price each 19e
Blankets
18 pairs Flannelette Blankets, regular to
$1.50. Sale pries per pair.......
Skirts
4 dozen ladirei Walking Skirts, regular
$1.00. Sale price .$1.98
Curtains
6 pairs Irish Torchnn net Curtains, reg-
' alar $5.01l. Sale price per pair... $2.75
5 pairs Lace Curtains, regular
Sale price per pair.... 790
Silk
500 yards of Silk, all shades, regular 50k
and 00c. Sale price per yard... ..3710
Hand Bags
2 dozen *end Hage, regular 75c. `sale
price each . WIG
Groceries
Tea
One chest Tea, regular price 25c. Sale
price per pound ............. 180
Red Reale and Salads Tea. in packages
stamped 40r. Sale price per pound 290
Salmon
3 case. canned Salmon, regular 15•-.
8.1e price each 100
Shoe Polish
Shoe Polish, regular 10c. Sale price
per box
5o
Butter Color
Butter Color, regular 15.•. Sale priest
per bottle.... 90
Tobacco
MacDonald Tobac-,,, 3 plugs for._ 21Ie
Don't wait a clay longer if you want the goods.
Come while the choice is best.
Remember that the entire stock must be sold
as well as every piece of furniture and fixture in the
store. After the stock is reduced the balance will he
sold en bloc or by auction to the highest bidder.
There is not the slightest chance of this business
being carried on unless some merchant steps in and
purchases the entire stock.
There will be no replenishing of go(xls.
F vcry hing will be sold qui(klye
SHOP AS EARLY IN THE DAY AS POSSIBLE
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