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Ttb)tao.Y. Daft 27,
LOCAL TOPICS
conatraWletions from Ottoton. 1 Craddock -Allen.
('tinter New Sr.: ()congratulations ' A quiet wedding wee solemnized at
Are In order, we presume, to Uoderich, Ibe Victoria street Methodist parsec-
.wr.ister town, over the fact that the 'lege '.0 Wednesday afternoon at 1
,,,,,p sought after militia camp is to o'clock, wheo Mise .toddle Albin. of
Ie located there. It will mean much Beemill•r, joined hand and heart with Pleaa.ug I•In4en1'e and retied one of
to the county town. No one is more John Craddock, of (iudericb. Hey. selections, conld not but find favor
Jeservieg orf credit tor the successful In.. Medd tied the nuptial knot. \Ir. as etb all pre -rut. For the mum part
,L;;c„mpliehwent than Mayor M. 6. and Mrs. (haddock will reside in h.r numbers were hutortowe, imclud-
i'awat'oo, who worked with uuceas- G;oderick logo xlu•,ng others, the pe;.rlliar trials
ing seal, te,npeled with good judge of au Irish womanre
iu austomipg
meat, in securing the preferment. The Davie Brothers W:II si..1 be, -elf to Aruei i• au liar. and an urigt-
I.ondon press is vur authority that the The Hotel Bedford was out of hasi- nal and 'highly Amusing ,.ketch of a
,estimated low to that city by the nese for It day or so this wee' . Pro- woman at A hall game. "The Song of
withdrawal of the camp is 11100,000 per pxietor Uavb and landlord Belford the ('asp" wee of a waver nature,
Vera. having been unable to agree upon and gave evidence of a depth of feel -
terms for ii continuance of the leave. ing and power. of interpretation on the
An Ofd Subscriber. The boarder* left, and bills were putt of the Artist. 1'o numerous re-
Ww. Met/rattle. of Dungannon, was posted Announcing a Pale of theeffeca. calls Miss (1'tieil cootrihuted lighter
in town tbe other day and gave 1'be This afternoon. however, it is an- r• Adu,gr of a thoroughly enjoyable
signal a plea ant all, renewing his nounned that new arrangements have ,uha,acter.
subsea iptiou for eootber year. Mr. been [Wade and the hot will be ro-
Mctrwtten is one of the oldest readers ducted by Fred. and Norval Davis as
..f The bignal. his father having cow- partner*.
Centre:trots Licenses -
The board of license cowmissionere
for Centre Huron las granted twenty-
four license, to ►e11 liquors for tbe'
license rear I911 -LI, all the present'
licenses being t'ruewed.
Marine Band Concert, May 5th.
Brantford Expositor : A talented
and a et.a' ile .lueutiudist iu the per-
son of Slim O'Neil. coupled with a
wended taking it over sixty yeate ago Death of John Correll
and he himself having continued it up y•
to the present time. Henry Horton John Currelly, a hose death at Tot -
and W. S. Clark, of town, are two onto was announced last week, wee
more of The Signal's oldest sub- known in Gods -rich, hsvir.g aq.i.te•I
scribers, both bayiop taken it Almost th.• late .1. W. Broderick in his husi-
ever wince it was started. It would be
inteteettug to bear from any others
who date back fifty years or mute as
eubsoribers to this paper.
Getting Ready for Summer.
E. N. Lewis, M. P., has been busy
during the Parliamentary process sup-
erintending the anangewents at
Lewin Park for the bummer tourist
season. He hots made further addi-
tions to his string of .summer cottages
along the lake bank until now be has
eight, which will accommodate quite
a targe colony during the summer
months. These cottages, er luoga-
lows, are fitted up in excellent style,
with a
cosy fireplace, electric light.
complete water supply. et.., and
plenty of verandaho and with the nom -
'Anent water view and the fine fresh
ire•ezes from Lake Huron they mean
ideal summer homes.
e Horticultural Society.
Thu Goderich Horticultural Society
her distributed 7.700 bulbs and plants
*mate it• members for 11110. Each
member oleo bac been supplied with
The (;anadien Horticultu:1.1 and bee
accear to the library which cont.iioe a
uuu,her of valuable books un horticul-
ture. A dtet.ribution of Millis. ete.,
will kw made to ail members of this
year. The membership fee is SI.
The hoard of directors for 1011 is es
follow*: President, Dr. (ielk,w ; secre-
tary. W. lane : H. D. Reid, W. War-
nock. F. E. • Bingbam. W. Coats. S.
Morningstar. J. H. Tigers. J. i eith-
waite. J. Hitcbell and K. l'. Hay..
Furniture Factory at Work Again.
" The Kensington furniture factory
resumed operations on Monday morn•
ing IAet. The old St. amid s ward
.chord building is being lord for fin-
ishing roam•. the port cot the factory
frortuerly weed for this departtoent„ of
the work having been burned About
tbirty•nve men are already at work.
sod the number will he increased as
the former employers return to town
from their temporary employment
elsewhere. The ineu,ance adjosters
have been at work and ,.her a Nettle -
If you want a nice refrerhirtg drink
+nen' of the insurance has been oto Bu*orrr w, Balmoral Cafe.
,Peeked 11 is likely that a ptcpmition g
will bt made to the town cOuncil in re- At the County Fair.
gard to the eontinuanee of.the in- The production of "The County
(Jamey here. The terms of the prop- Fair" last Friday evening under the
11 itioo are not yet ■nrentweed, but auspices of the Menesetunl oe
Can
it is to be hoped they will be such as
will fw aawptahis to the iatepeyers,
eo that this important eatabli.htnenn
ma • remain with os to help in the
building up of the town.
Harbor Motes.
With the departure o f the steamer
J. A. McKee late Sunday the last of
the boats that wintered here has cow -
mewed tbe rraaon's work out the
Great Lakes. The eteatuers Ro minis their native Ability and to the training
Ftlda, aoddtan and ler. S lett on [which they received from Miss Ella L
and and the steamers on Hato -t Beers. of Cleveland, under whose di -
do
$esyeeton departed on Sstur- rection the production took place. It
Ilse ds M iwpo meihle to mention each one of
Met vessel to arrive this meson suer tb performer*, numbering fifty or
w•tth ♦ grain cargo was the coning_ tame.: but a eeterenre W some of the
woo oon, which nda arrived front tolling- chief characters in the coat may not
wroth of Huntley. She was cl I be invidious. As "Mrs. Killjoy' Mies
At the Kt.amer t chnontav dock. Ads Moore took a difficult part
in a
IUs steamer 1of wheat
unloaded very clever tramper, and H. Sturdy
elevator
end cls of wheat wt the starred as "Adam Stubbs." filling the
el aced Tuesday bt
%Vedaeaday witb a cargo of [16,0011 the ctdeshow barker and
tatabels of wheat for the Elevator i 1'111• ' the medicine vendor, NAP
inimitable ; and as "Heinle Kraus -
The steamer Dundee arrived on I tneyrr" and "Mrs. KIAUPmeyer" 0. L
Wednesday and unloaded 102.UUO 1 d°sen the better, . F. I Koke bbroueght
buPbeb Of wooer at the elevator. make-up being alone worth the price
J. 8. Johnson who has been super' of admission. "Jeremiah Hoopole"
SPAS well pr,•sented by Joe Doyle, and
Dr. Sale end Mime Lottie McCreath, Av
"Mr. and Mitt. Heory Polk." were an
interesting amiple. Mies Brimicombe
as the deaf aunt and Willie Rabb es
her
apart. a'mete nd MissoWells andhad aHawley
Smith as the newly -welded pair were
AA Pweet And happy (respectively) AS
bride and groom are supposed to 'be.
There were A number of good spec
nese bere for some time. He was born
in Port Hope sixtc-seveu cmire silo
And when a young man moved from
there to Exeter. where he was in busi-
ness until 1981. Ile bad lately been
residing in Toronto. He 1. survived
by bis widow and one eon, tirades T.
('nrrelly. of the Ontario Maseuro• who
bas made. a name for helmet! as an
archaeologist.
Power Engineers Han,
Meares. Yates and Akers, engineers
of the Ontario Hydro -Electric t'otn-
mitsion, were in town this week 'in
nottrection with the proptatal f,•r the
development old Maitland River power.
They wet representatives of the coon-
ty and town, and as a result some pro-
gress war made towards .n under-
standing as to the manner in which
the project is to be approached. The
cnuuoittee of the cnuuty council will
i;,o to Toronto sbortly to meet Hoo,
Adam Beck. and it is hoped that some
definite information will he Availahle
for the June meeting of the council.
The engineers wppraeed to be satisfied
that the Maitland River has possibili-
ties of profitable potter development.
Craigia --Kelly.
A very quiet hut pretty wedding'
Iwas oelehtated Wednesday morning
when Miss Kathleen Kelly, daughter
of J. B. Kelly. wad married to one of
(inderirh's poptilar young men. Fred-
erick T. t .raigie, The bride was given
away by her tether and looked very
pretty in a grey travelling snit and
tailored hat. She was supported by
her cousin, Miss Edna Moore. of Stret-
ford. who wore a blue wait and bat
with willow plumes. The groomsman
was John l rsigie. Atter tbe mar-
riage a delicious breakfast was serve{
at the brides home, atter wbieb the
happy couple left oo the 7:10 (i. T. R.
train foss points east. The groom's
gift to the bride was • handsome neck-
lace. to the bridesmaid a peau ring.
while the groomsman reeeived a solid
gold locket. Mrs. Craigie will be at
uCsne to her friends after Jurie 1st at
her home on Wellington street.
Death of Jess. Snyder.
After au Mora which had eon -
tined bun to hie bed .ince New Year'..
Jesse S, yder entered into .set at his
h on Bruer street on %Vedneeday
Club was a decided emcee. Victoria
Opera House was well fIlle'i. and the
audience was appreciative and et
times ent.huaastic. The idea of the
production was simply to present sari•
caw types of cbaracter which one
might meet at a °omity fair, there be-
ing little or no plot. The performers
bad only three or four days to get up
their parte. and that they made so ex-
cellent a showing is creditable alike to
evator and cls a ay nig • Mie to pet fection. A. Roy Adaats AS
Tbr steamer Wexford arrived on I afterwards as
Imperfect Kidney Action
Causes Rheumatism
Rheumatism with its kindred ailments
—Lumbago Wry Neck, Neuralgia, etc -i
mually results from lodgments of uric
acid in the joints and muscles.
Now the chief function of the kidneys
is to properly filter this poison from the
blood.
Only when they fall to do this is
Rheumatism probable.
RMney weakness starts in various
ways. A sudden chill, after perspiring
freely, sometimes settles in the kidneys
--or an unusual strain may cause it.
Poisons which should be filtered out
of the system are pumped back into the
blood, causing Uric Acid, the real Huse
of Rheumatism, Lumbago, Wry Neck.
Neuralgia, etc.
In the early stages Nyal's Stone Root
Compound will stop it.
Will start your kidneys working prop-
erly that the Uric Acid is reabsorbed
and eliminated.
Away goes your Rheumatism with it.
Perhaps thew early warning twinges
have passed unheeded, and your Rheu-
matism has become deep seated.
Muscles all marled up In knots u it
were.
Then you'll need Nyal's Rheumatic
Cure.
e Assk your own druggist about these
HL opinion Is mirth while.
tnold and guaran,eed by
F. J. BUTLAND S. E. HICK
H. C. DUNLOP E. R. WIGLE
GODERICH
intendenl of the construction work
on the Big Mill elevator, left last week
for Buffalo. where tate lames Stewart
Co. has a contract for a large elevator.
He will make regular visits here until
the work hi completed Mr. Kumm.
who comes bore from Texas, is now in
charge.
Another Old Resident (lone.
After as illness of over two and 1 -
half years, Margaret Halkeld, relict t ties, one of the twat being a **suitcase
the late Archibald Riddell, of Spar- chorus," in which six as as t tcae.
land, i uosia, pawed away at the y Aelrher,
home of Mise F • oo the Bay. (Mime. Smith. Scrinige*iI•
nem road. (iodericb. lam Snoday Urtel. MrKlnncn sod fitttidy) antisix
tau x
afternoon. Deceased was a slaughter voung men (Joe Doyle. HAy R
of the Mr. and Mea John RErnest Colborne. Fred titunty, Melo
alkeld Platt and R ('raigie) took part. Mies
K. Brown sang a solo very sweet!.
and the "metope chorus," by tbe
l a
girls and boys, was fetebimg.Means.
Parson" and MWrely contributed in
their usual clever style. and iloIo
by
Miss Olive Smith wan received
with
h appreriwtlon. Mise •gn.s Me -
and was born 1n t ornate. Cum an
noway, England. Mgbtt-three years
ago. Kbe was flim third In a family of
twelve children ►Ij of whom have
joined the silent majorityaderie one
brother. Wilson Illalkekf. (i
Her twin abler, Mrs. John Hunter, a
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FAMILY
frEly1EIPIES
O.e fog' each everyday Ailment
foriner well -knows resident of sale- 'Donald. as a Highland dancer. Harry
Who died In Dakota two years ago. Buchanan and Reggie King all gave
When tare sf aject of this notice I/44 is valued wsaiatanee. Tbe accompanist
eight yeas• if age to a !ivy carne to one Mr. t4. H. Ring. mbar sevvioru
Nomem and for s tame lived in New were rendered it exn.11 cot banner
t'nrt. oomiel later to god.tirh town- l and were highly appreciated. After
the prriduction threw who had taken
part gave II MP Beers o MAK enthusi-
astic send-eff. with many wars ex"
precsio n• of Appreciation of bee ape
vireo M director.
A sore mire for the famine spring
fever- a dish of Burdette's tee rrea•.
Moet any flavor Maple Moose ovary
ship, where tbey settled. After
marriage to Archibald Riddell the de -
cared
cased and her husband rade their
horde at Spoirland. near Chicago.
i'pnn tbe deafb of bar husband ..' A -
team years ago Mrs- Riddell ram to
has afore resid*d.
She b eirrvtved by nese daugYter. Mrs.
(Genoa, of Vawcoover ISIe hone'•!.
wbindn ruse pwivatt& reek plans 'we •stu,tdsy
Rlwttay alternor4 to Maitland eosin.atwrdard et esn►Il.reee Black
tort. Rev. Aero. R. Rem conducted A in bolt kr
the fpnwrat services. The pallbearer, o*5's delicious we crease
m -•A s'r o.rh•w+..arehs lltswesrr. Jain Awry bricks
+a'k•'r1, Phone OM
(iw. A, 1, e. lime v 1" r. re hirnary mess lefty
4.I ( w h ton one has • 1, •rs►v w, a,ra lsoArt
UlCtp•
(loderich, where she
J. BKOPdEY &SON
GODERICH
GODERICH
THE LEADING
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
LEADING
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully m
carefully attended to
At all Moan, night or day.
of last week. He was iu his i
ninth rear- Deceettaed was a native
Waterloo township, Waterloo count??-,
being bot n there on March 7th. 154 -
Ab.•ut forty years afro he came to
Colborne townsbtp and settled on a
teem on the let concession. near Ben -
miller. About. a year previous to his
cowing to Colborne he was united in
marriage to AIM Mary Frances
Schultz, of Waterloo township. who
survives him. They continued to re-
side io Colborne township until three
years ago, when tbe failing bealth of
the deceased forced bin retirement
from h Agricultural pursuits. It was at
this time they took up their reeideoce
in Godericb. The late Mr. Snyder
bad been for a number of years an
active worker in the Methodist church
at Benmlller. Io politico, he was a
supporter of the Liheral party. Be-
sides his widow he in survived by a
family of three sons and four daugb-
tete : Henry, of Ooderieb, and Nor-
ma, and Levi, of Radisson. Sask. :
Mrs. John Tebhutt, of (ioderi.-h town-
ship : Mrs. Wm. Finnigan, of Ash -
Held township. and Misses Mary and
Rebecca. at Dome. The funeral took
place tie Saturday afternoon. the ser-
vices bring conducted b. Rev. Dr.
Dougall. The interment was made in
Colborne cemetery. The pall-Iwrrera
were two brother.—Aaron Snyder, of
Waterloo. and John Snyder, of Clin-
ton—a brother-in-law, Jos. -ph HAR-s,
of Waterloo—and W. R. Robertson,
of dodericb.
Mrs. McKee Coming.
Me.. McKee of Barrie. ex -Provincial
president of the W. C. T. 1 "., will give
tin address in Knox church on Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Mt -e. f: ittg will
sing. Silver onllectiou at the drew.
Mrs. McKee is a forceful and well-in-
formed speaker. Don't miss this op -
port ' y of teeatring her. Mr. Ross
will preside. Everybody come. On
Setnr.Iay afternoon at 2 ...clock there
I tin for ay owe nod irk,
w t se x [nee om t ori
II
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at the'Temperance Hall. t'otne and
hear 31ris. McKee on matte's of world-
wide intrust.
Are You
Like This?
Tired all the time, not much
good for anything, hardly able to
drag around, just all run down.
If you are, we guarantee our VI -
NOL will help you. It has helped
marry people around here who were
in this condition.
Now look here, just try one bot-
tle of VINOL, and if you are not
satisfied that it did you good, come
back and get your money. It will
be returned without question. That
is a fair proposition and shows ow
faith in VINOL, and that we do
not want your stoney unless you re-
ceive benefit.
We know what we are talking
about because we have sold VI -
NOL for years, and have seen how
much good it has done among our
customers. '
VINOL is not a patent, secret
nostrum, but an honest, tried and
true body builder and strength crea-
tor of world-wide fame, delicious
and easy to take. Come in today
and start your cure at once. You
take no risk.
11. ('. Diinlop, Druggist. boder► li
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EXCURSION
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JUNE 17-19
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White Star Line : E. H. AYER, Excursion Agent '
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Toronto. April. 26. --William Ray.
secretary -measurer of Heintsman &
Co., Limited. and a prominent fra-
ternal .oeiety man, died yesterday at
Isis home. 20 Roxboro street. He was
taken ill last fall, knit' been confined to
his bed for some weeks. and was
unconscious for three days iunuetti-
ately prior to hie death. Mr. Ray.
who was horn and raised on a farm
near (ioderieb, came to Toronto,
when a youth, amu entered the
service of Heintsman & C'o. His con•
nection there hurled moil hie death.
s period of thirty years. Mr. Ray
he Catholic
took an active part int
Mutual Benefit Association. was a
member of tbe Knights of (:olumb,ts
and also of the Knights of St. John.'
And a past supreme regent of the Royal
1 Arcanum. He was a member of
i Leaf C,ntncil, Royal Arcanulu. Air.
Ray had been t wice married. His first
wife was Elirshetb Forbes. His ser
and wife wag Miss Jane Perking of
Winnipeg, who. with three ••bildtem
survive..
Stn 'ra. t ge _ Mous/silo _ ,d Ltltrt-11.
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NI(RAILWAY
11.SYST M.
The Popular
Tourist Route
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hdlnskoka Lakes, take of Bays,
Tetnaeami, Algonquin Park.
Maganetawan River. French
River, Georgian Bay, Lake
Coucbichtng, Kawartha
' LakesEtc.
Round Trip Homeuekers'
Excursions
TO THE WEST AT LOW RATES
"IA SARNiA OR CHICAGO.
Literature and full information
from any Grand Trunk Agent. or
address A. E. DUFF. District
Passenger Agent, Toronto. Ont.
F. F. LAWRENCE. Town Agent.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Low ROUND
TRIP RATES
T.r
WESTERN CANADA
WINNiPEG .nd roma
BRANDON and rears.
MOOSE JAW and retain
EDMONTON sad return
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OF THE CAMERON
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Lease Expires on May Ist
of the corner section of the store and up to the time of writ-
ing this advertisement other arrangements have not been
made and we might he forced to vacate the premises
without a day's warning.
Our advice is : Come right away and share in the great-
est Going -Out -of -Business Sale that is liable ever to occur
again. There is about $9,5o0 worth of goods -left to dispose
of and it has got to go novr .
Included in this stock is a lot of new Millinery which is
being turned out as fast as possible by the workroom and
an extra lot of Trimmed Hats will be on display Saturday at
prices that should clear the tables in a hurry.
There also is a lot of new spring Dress Goods and all
kinds of Whitewear.
All the Boot and Shoe stock is out on the tables now
marked in plain figures.
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Four hundred and fifty men's Suits and Overcoats to
clear away. Everything has got to go, as the business is
being finally wound up.
Also to ao Other Pants.
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