HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-1-4, Page 7FHE SIGNAL : GOi)ERiCH. ONTARIO
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GOOER ICH TOWNSHIP.
•rbaspee, Jae. Sod.
RC•Hcx,L RYWtaT. -The follow'sj are
the results of the Christmas examina-
tions at S. S. No. 6. Ooderieb town-
•hlp : Mr. I V. --George Ross, McKee
F $000er - Ethel 1[ellwain, Harvey
McCloskey.Rd
Jr. IV. -die fSowerby,
Waren cClut kay, Hugh Davidson.
Willie BUkitt. Sr. III. -leek leer',
Petri Amy, Ella fiowerby. Jr. 111. -
Allan Ross. Ernest Bell, L'usie
t3owerhy, Mary Elliott. Sr. II. --Reggie
elowerby, Gos• Ion On, Willie Pearson.
Jr. IL -Alice Falconer. Beale David-
son. Dorothy Bichso, easy WUson
Mary Steep, Victor Roes, Allan Brin-
ley. Pt. 11. -Allan Mohan. Victor
lP'*bsasr, Charlie Bell. Pt. I. A --Alice
aMreby, Edgar Amy, Harvey Fuller,
Fuller. t t. 1. II -Minnie
.Woe. Irma Bell. Haruld BeII.
. ELL1ore Teacher.
WESTFIELD.
TUESDAY, Jan. 'lard.
Newt Norgs.-Mise Belva Camp-
bell left for Toronto today to attend
Normal School thate Mies Ikea
Phalen, of Chicago. visited at the
home of Mr. and Ctrs. John Redmon i
a few days last week.... .8chuol re-
opens tomo' tow with Haywood Red-
mond again in charge. Excellent work
has been done in the school during the
past term, and we are pleased to have
e ewe teacher for the resent yeer.
tis e
P
,Mies Maine., of Blyth. is spending,'
few days with her aunt, Mrs. R. Buch-
anan.... Will Buchanan, of the Wing -
ham high school, was bone fon the
vacation Stanley Buchanan, of
Mount Forestspent a few days last
week under the parental roof
James McClinton, of Goderich. spent
the holidays with friend. bere
Thomas Robins in, of North Dakota,
is visiting his hvothes Archie. It is
ten years since he was home last, and
his many friends are pleased to see
him again Tyndal Ritchie, froru
near Teeswater, visite 1 at A. Robi-
son's latelyi
DUNLOP.
WEDNEaOAT, Jan. 3rd.
MR. QUAID'S ILLNEgb"- Robett
Quaid, who has been in a very low
state of health for the last few weeks,
is improving slowly. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Quaid, of Detroit, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Quaid, of the same place,
ate spending their Christmas at the
homestead. Miss Fanny, his second
daughter, also is at faowe for the
bolidays.
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH (1001C -
MUCH ?-We are sorry to bear I bet
local option hes been again detested
in Goderich. We had hoped better
things of the old town. While both
Colborne and Goderich township have
bad the wisdom to de away with the
liquor curse. and seem quite able to
exist without a single hotel. the people
of Godericb (some of them at least)
seem to think they cannot do witht.ut
at bast eight licensed hotels. Surely
. mething is wrong somewhere.
Tan MUNICIPAL. ELECTIONS. -Well,
the elect ions we over for another year
the old council are in again with
tbe exception of Mr. Young and Mr.
WcLrrty, M r. Sam. Bisset a n
Mr. Is tit, Hetherington taking their
places. James Chisholm came out
head of the poll in his own ward. Mr.
John NVilion, though left at home this
year, has distinguished himself hy
writing up the history of the 0.W.8.
Railway in 0 rather unique poem in
last week's issue of The Star. and we
will look with interest for more fr
the same pen.
BR1sPa.-Mins Jean Clutton has tee
urne.l to her dot les in Carthage
Miss Ruth /Shaw has returned to the
'rstford Normal School Hume
'luttoo, of Lei -burn, and William
Young, jr., of Loyal, with two young
lady compani .ns, took in the opening
watch of the titdericb Hockey Club
n New Vear'e night. They report a
r -e tune .. Edward /thaw, Hari y and
• Williams attended the union tee-
.eeting at Zion church on Wednes-
ay of last week. The nigbt was very
tornty hut a large turnout is reported.
....John Linklatet is spending Christ-
mas and New Year's with bis daughter.
Mrs. Ruston, near Stratford,.... .
iso Gladys Stewirt, of Goderich
at New Year's at horse
ohn D. Farrieh just now is wearing
smile that wait tub off.
BENMILLER.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3rJ.
PERSONALS. -MT. and Mot. Arthur
Meade' and little son, of Detroit, spent
a few days this week visiting Mr.
tedel's wothsr and sister. returning
tbeir home on Wednesday Miss
eta Malloy, of Macklin, Sask.,
visiting at the home of her uncle,
WiUism Straugban. Her brother,
•Mon Malloy, arrived here last week
roes the West Miss Carmichael.
f Tuckenwitb, is visiting at the
• of Amos Fisher Jaoob
spent the holiday week visiting
rentsat Leamington Harvey
Sylvia Hallman, Harol
ere. Victor Newell and Elwyn
have returned to Goderich for
i er term at the 0.C.1. Judging
the report of the nicest axarnina-
they are very creditably uphold -
good Dante wade by Bewwiller
b in the pact Miss Nellie
hon returned to Torontoyeeter-
atter spelling a very pleasant thee
old home here.
face Norma-Rev,'S. flavideir
preached witty acoeptabli
M Bs.mmller Metbodipt churn'
Monday morning. Hs purposes
for home this week. Mr.
has made nosey friends
daring his *bort visit end will be
sb., welcomed by all if he ever
+}� for a visit h the future
moi•• n will preach to the ynuog
of
,no, the eMenit In Beamiller
Ms, ojeet•• r yveFa this:::
win r. 'iThe1 p o, le of Zion
meant (Godes kb t trwneblp l pre -
ere their pgator Ric. A . W.
n, with •gbi lead of orfs as •
�pasta it was • very
hiss peelisfor their ktethwemly
ST. AUGU$TINE. 1 AUBURN
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 3rd.
Balers. W. P. Brophy, who bar
been ettenditg oollkeggee in Milwaukee.
is swain* bis hol aye at bis home
hero... Quite • number of young
ppeeoople four thee vicinity attended the
belt at Kiotail aro New Year's night.
A gang of men with Wes. 11c-
Entoerb as foreman are engaged cutting
loges for A. Johnston in the bush
wblch bepct based from Mr. WOO/v.
Uw of gmt the stormy day there
was n ,t a very large crowd at Mn. B.
Redmond's funeral, wbiob took place
to tbe R. C. cemetery bare last Thurs-
day morning. Rev. Father Dean con-
ducted the funeral service in the
church and at therave At a
meeting held by the Farmers' Club a
abort time ago. Joseph Boyle was
elected oresldeot.
Riven CLUB Ovetcsas.-The Rifle
Club held its annual meeting in the
hall here last Tbureda evening.
After the business of the club was all
nettled the following officers were tip -
pointed for the year 1912; Captain.
Robert McAllister ; secretary, Duvid
McAllister; treasurer, Gus ISinaban •
committee, ['rich Thompson and
Wnt. Sylibs.
WEST WAWANOSH.
FRIDAY, Dec. loth.
COUNCIL Mer'iiNo.-Council met
according to statute. Members all
meant; Reeve Bailie in the their.
Minutes of lest meeting read and
mooed on motion of Messrs. Wilson
and Watsoo. Treasurer's .tatement
showed balance on hand of f..519.21.
Filed oo motion of Messrs. Watson
and Murray. Moved by Mesas. Mur-
ray and Aitcbeson tbat Thos. Yow.g
be paid for putting in culvert on con-
ceselon 5. Andrew Glatigow waited
on council, re refund on dog tae, but
no action was taken on motion of
Messrs. Watson and Wilson. John
Wileo4 waited oo council re dasiaises
to bis property caused hy water, but
no action was taken, on motion of
Murray and Wilson. The collector
was given an extension of time until
February 1st, 1912, on motion of Messrs
Watson and Wilson. On 'notion of
Messrs. Wilson and Wataou a hylaw
was pawed appointing deputy retut-n-
ing officers. poll clerks and polling
booths for the municipal elections.
The following accounts were ordered
paid. on motion of Messrs. Murray
and Aitcheaop : Geo. Bradford, refund
on statute labor. $1 00; Samuel Cooke,
gravel account. $7 ; Thos. Youop. put-
ting in culvert, $..00; John Parks
grading and putting in culvert on con.
cession 4 and 3, $ L60; W. J. Parks,
work on E. B., $45.(M); John Wilson.
gravel account, $14.40; Board of
Health, members' and officers' fees,
834.00: tteasurrr of Ashfield, boun-
dary work, leen 40 : Geo. Deustedt,
nails for E. B., 70..: Thos. McPbee.
gravelling 00 concession 1, 8'28.70 ;
David M.Allister. repairing road on
concession d, 83,00: Joe Boyle, re-
fund on statute labor. $4.00 ; H.
Anderson, tented on statute labor
and gifted erc.,unt, 84.50: John
Durnin, gravelling and grading and
repairing culvert un concession 9.
$29.00 ; John Cameron, caretaking and
wending gap, $1.2.25 ; Geo. Hamden',
grevrlling on 8. B., $15.2) ; Thos.
Shields, intimating on S. B., 11.15;
Let. H. K. Miller, spikes. 50c. ;
John Mills, refund on dog tax. 11 it) ;
8. Scott, gravel account. $4.110 ; W.
J. Thompson, ,alary and , postage.
$35.lMt : Thos. Allen, inburarice on
hall, Sl (1) ; J. M. Roberts. grant to
Abiriculttttel Society, Dungannon,
$lo.u0 ; 1). Lawrenee, grant to Ag-
ricultural Society. Lucknow. 810.1) ;
J. E. Mallnugb, court accomntodatinr,
$20.00 : Wm. Bailie, salary. 8'11.00 ;
Wm- Watson, ..lary. $45.00; W. A.
Wilson, salary, $4:100 : Jas. Ailche-
snn, salary, $45.00. D. B. Murray.
816.00 ; clerk, salary and postage.
; Dan Donovan, pulling in cul-
vert, 115.00. Cornell then ailiourned.
W. G. MCCnoeTIE.
Clerk pro tem.
Take advaolag. of The Sigoil's
clubbing rates for 1912, and *ave
money on your newspapers and
magazines,
ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP?
It Has Been Proved That Microbes
Cause Baldness.
Professor Unna of Hamburg Ger-
many, and Dr. Sabourand, theleeding
i French dermatologist. discoveted that
' a microt,e causes baldness. Their
theory has time and again been amply
verified through rusearsh experiment
carded an under the observation of
eminent scientists. This microbe
lodges In the Sebum, which is the
loathed hair toil, and when permitted
to Sourish it destroys the hair follicles
and in time the pores entirely clefs,
sod the scalp gradually takes on a
shiny appearance. When this hap-
pens there is no hope of the growth of
hair being revived.
We have a remedy which will, we
honestly believe. remove dandruf, ex-
terminate the microbe, promote good
citcnlation in the scalp and %round
We Bair root•, tigiten and reviWjge
the hair toots, died overcome beldame.
so bug as then is tiny lite left in tee
hair root..
We beck up thle statement with Our
own personal guarantee 'bat this rem-
edy called Reza!' "98- Hoer Tonic will
be supplied free of an eost to the user
1f it fails to do it. we astir
It will frequently help to ratore grey
and faded bMr to Its original color,
Ing loof color bas been soused
Assess' Bele e heti, aertEtrs�Yg�jis bit ea semis d j
Muse noses o llk aides 111 esaidegirs
hair root, follicle and
eta otsg aedlaetive, nog
a oatmeal flow of rli•»t
throughout )be bale
We exact iso et.ase
--we simply ask
lyre
zatlHair Toms a thorn li sedN not
sstisAetl tell se sad weWan. the
otoRef_f owt�� its Piraki
skies,
prices MP creta g 1.00. R member
you ran retain K in (4odr r(eb oat at
our store -The Rees!!Rt(xe. H. C.
Ilheolop, south side of Rquirw
TUgsOAT. Jan. 2nd.
I'HIMENTATlON. - Mr.: &DO Mrs.
Thos. Mtrrenwggban. of Auburn. enter-
tained a number of their reloads and
neighbors on Tueaday evening, De-
cember Nth, in tumor of their son and
bp1y bride, Mr. rod Mrs. W. W.
$trangban. The evening was very
pleasantly spent in games, dancing
sad music. After luncheon was
served. Mr. and , Mrs. W. W.
Strauugghen were presented with two
beautiful oak rockers and a baodsomse
clock. The address accompanying
the piesentetioa was read by Norman
Mutob, obs presentation Icing made
by Oliver Lawson and Geo. Snell, jr.
Although taken completely by sur-
pHss Mr. t3traugban responded in a
neat little speech, tbanking the
friends on behalf of himself sod wife
for their beautiful and useful gift,.
Among those present from a distance
were O. M. Stratrghan, of Victoria, B.
C. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mayhew. of
Tbatueaville ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Ben-
nett, of Woodstock, Ont., and Mr. and
Mr,. C. W. Williams and little son, of
Holmesville. The guests dispersed to
their homes about o a. m. after sing-
ing "For They Are Jolly Good Fel-
lows' and wishing the bride and
groom long lite and prosperity.
HYxsvKAt: - -On Monday, December
25th. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pfeffer
was the
scene.of a very hippy event
when their eldest daughter, Myrtle,
was united io marriage to William
J. Hopkinson, Tavistock, Rev. U. G.
Hallman officiating. As the wedding
match was being played by Miss
V-romelda Pfeffer, the bridal :.ouple
entered the beautifully decorated par-
lor, unattended, the bride being given
away by her father. Aft et theceremony
all present did envie justice to a
8a
a bantam
for !
Title
S000 paled
Scale with every
up-to-date int
meat, for *sly
You will
t,•ve money day
you order as
YLBIER Wagon & Stock
Three -Wheel SCALE
Government Certificate of absolute accuracy goer+
FREE with every Aylmer Scale. even at the bargain price
of $25. "We the freight" and warrant you satisfac-
tion or refund your money.
This Seals 1. most solidly constructed.
with Jessup tool steel bearings throughout;
has big wheels, roomy platform, kept In
place by FOUR checks (Instead of the usual
two), stout steel fender on platform to pro-
test the beam. and a fifth lever to minimise
etra/n on the blas. Will lest it lifetime
and weigh accurately up to one ton, even
If It stands on uneven ground. easy to
move from place to place, and tint -class to
every particular
Remember only SZ.00, freight pall to
your nearest station and Government Corti -
Scale c.f accur.cy free. Oft In your order
early far prompt aettv.ry.
This special offer gives
you the chance to own an
absolutely modern stale,
built of the very beet
material. You need this
scale to weigh whatever
you buy or sell. You can
have it to test in any
way you like. Send it
back and get your money
back if it isn't all and
more than we say ft is.
AY L M ER t�0. Aylier, ht.
& SCALE Ltd.,
sumptuous wedding dinner. The
happy young couple left by the after-
noon twain at Auburn for Toronto and
other 'points. The bride's travelling
suit was of hrown broadcloth with bet
to match. The high estimation of the
bride and groom witi .h•two by the
Kitts. which were both numerous and
costly.
1. your Ithel merle' 1912?
White Pine
Keep W• le Syrup ofV hit
g Y P
and Tar oo hand and cure all coughs
in shortest possible time; targe ,bottle
for 25c.
Include in your New Year teeselu-
tion that you will always get your
freak oysters and delicious its erean),
in bulk or fancy bricks, and pure
buwe-nude candy at Beecte' oNR's.
They're tbe best. 'Phone 240.
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE
Clothing Furs
JANUARY 6th 15 DAYS JANUARY 20th
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VERYONE knows this season has been poor for heavy goods on account of
so much mild weather, therefore our stock of Overcoats and Furs is much
larger than it ought to be, so for fifteen days, commencing Saturday, Jan.
6th, we intent' having a big Sacrifice Sale to clear out all these lines.
We quote no bogus prices, t herefore will not beable to give the apparent great
reductions you have been used to read about, but we do intend giving such values
that will pay you well to take advantage of this Great Slaughter Sale. Colne at
the beginning and get -the best choice and share in the greatest bargains. Read
every item -it certainly ought to interest shrewd buyers.
MEN'S OVERCOATS
In fancy brown and grey tweeds and
cheviots, some w ith velvet collars, others the
conversable or Cossack collar, sizes 35 to 42.
Regular Slo.00 Overcoats
12.00
It50
15 •00
48.00
16.75
8.00
8.95
10.7;
;.2;
BOYS' OVERCOATS
In grey stripe and plain black Over.J)ats,
sizes 28 to 33.
Regular 16.00 for $4.25
,. 7.5o " 5.5o
CHILDS' FANCY OVERCOATS
Ages 4 to 6 years.
Regular $4.5o for $2.95
5.00 3.45
so MEN'S SUITS
To clear away below cost. Some are
single breasted, others double breasted. Reg-
ular $lo.00 to Si 5.0o clearing at 16.95, reg-
ular $16.00 to $18.00 clearing at $7.5o.
20 BOYS' SUITS AT $].so
20 or more, single breasted, three piece
Suits, sizes 28 to 33. Regular $4.50 to $6.00
clearing at $2.50.
SALE OF TROUSERS
11.5o T rousgrS for $1.10
2.00
2.50
3.00
3.5o
.. ., 1.65
., .
1.98
" " 2.10
265
F U R COATS
We are very anxious to clear out all our
Fur', Coats, so come along expecting $big
bargains.
QIECOON COATS
Good heavy fur, splendid linings. Reg-
ular 165.0o for $52.5o.
BLACK DOG COATS
Just two left, we were selling this line at
$ao.00 special, our sacrifice price is $16.50.
NATURAL WOMBAT
Only two. Regular $28 for 121.50.
F,UR LINED COATS
Muskrat lining, good Canadian Otter Col-
lar, English Beaver Shell. Regular $50.00
for $39.50•
FUR COLLARS
Marmot Fur Collars. Regular 15.00 for
13.35.
VESTS
Two Fancy knit Woollen Vests. Regular
$5.0o for 11.98.
Corduroy Vests, in brown and; fawn.
liegular $3.0o for 11.98.
We have a lot of other lines too numerous
t mention, but we promise you a great sav-
g on many lines.
SALE FOR 15 DAYS
JAN. 6th to 20th
Walter C. Pridham
East side of Square
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Big DARGAINS
now may be obtained at our sale of
Men's and Boys'
Suits and Overcoats
We also have a good line of Boys'
Sweater Coats which we will clear at
Greatly Reduced Prices
McLean Bros.
Semi -Ready Tailors
The Square
Goderich
1iijIj!r
c)�American
allle(
SOLE AGENT FOR GODERICH
Hockey Boots
Prepare for skating by purchasing a
pair of our Lightning Hitch Hockey
Boots --the only kind to properly
support the ankle. All sizes for ladies,
men and boys.
REPAIRING
W. H E R N 'Phone 226, the Square
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HAPPY
THOUGHT
RANGES
ARE THE PRIDE AND] DELIGHTVF
THOUSANDS OF HOUSEWIVES. LET
US HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY]jOF1Est-
PLAINING TO YOU SOME:OFaTH
MANY EXCELLENT REASONS WHY.
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