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The Month
of Weddings
will soon he hese. An asawtial
feawedding
of thew- tiiecidinducted
sta
wrdding r
tiouety. The Sig,Dnl turaishes
invitations, mono n c e rn eat •,
. Ards. etc , In the very best style,
ATRIALTRIP
The Sierial fee the
(Ltl..uee of 1h.. ye tt
to Hee a..ln.•l them
for only
50 CENTS
H lx l'S ruCMTH YtAK-N, ase
THE
STERLINGBANK
OF CANADA
YOURMONEY SHOULD E.%[ 1NTE ftEST
Deposit Your housekeeping money in the
Sterling Rank and pay by cheque. The
balance will he earning 3 per cent. inter-
est, while the principal is absolutely
secure.
Head Office, King and Bay Streets, Toronto
Goderich Branch—ANDREw PORTER, Manager
c
A. a L V /(SZET
!Haus°.race and Read Estate
1 HAVE FOR SALE A NUMBKR OF DESIRABLE HOUSES
IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THR TOWN
ANYONE WISHING TO BUY SHOULD SEE ME
Life insurance 1 Best and
Fire Insurance Strongest Companies
Accident insurance I Represented
OFFFIeg NEXT TO CANADIAN BANE or COMMERCE, GODLRICA, ONT.
'PHONE Z. P. O. Box 384.
Edmonton
Moose J 1
Weyburn
PriYnce Al the
Having recently returned from a two months' visit
to these (cur cities, 1 em in a position to quote close
prices on desirable properties in each one of them. I
nave ly examined the properties i am offering
for aid can guarantee as'•good buying" anything I
offer.
Prices range from $160 r lot to $5,000. so that I
can supply the large or small invertor.
Easy terms of payment and large profits to be made
at the present time.
Consult me before inveating.
Jo W. . GRA 11 GIE
Real Estate Broker Goderich
THE SQUAB
AUCTION SALE& street. oestrasel-E at 1 o'deet. W. L. FaIoT
prop.tatar. Tam Delmar, asetl.n.er.
TU1SDAT, My >Dst.-Admiskge5ter,. pale
ei bowie see keen
ttsk sMepteessssisK 8t Patriot'.
atrostG. *M 1 pliolLOF Obs semen McIvmeLet sabot. er.
adminyorat.r. Tnoa Goner . essatiwwr.
''DorsDA. May gigot.-Arssti set isle et
bUancsld flamingo. etc., at tea R5wt6aa Zia
Today (Thursday) is Aaoeneton, Day
and services appropriate to tbe occa-
sion were held both morning and
evening in St. George's and St. Peter's
abnrcbe..
!nvesftrs9
Attentifon!
if you aro oven to invest $100.00 to $1.000.00. neon
payments. write tie at once. People who base
invested through °s in the past are now reaping
frees 116 per resat, to 890 per Dent. on their inv.et-
nisat. Ws phase investments in choice 'aside
City Propel ty and are at present inverting in
Weyburn, Saskatchewan
Inside Property
L
as we believe it will be the mixt City in Sa.kat-
drowns. Buildings aotise esmstreetion sod
permits wilt ansosnt to over 11.l>*(100 this year.
Three new linos col Railways ..stared, making it a
keno Railway Centre-
If
entra
it you ace laterushed, well, us.
V. Campion & Company
WETRURN SECURITY BANE BUILDING
W RTRI' 1iN, SAALTCHI W AN
GODERICH, THURSDAY. MAY
BOARDING.
ULD ORCHARD COTTAtiE.--1'HIS
euestortable house, coatsetrut to tae lake
treat will rcoore . u°lrasr berrderr, and any-
one wishing a000mtrwdatis• is incited to apply
to the undersigned. The rooms have all ben
recently oterhattled. AU modes 000verd-
ant e• Meals 'riven when ordered. once
from LY3nMRS. b. CAMEROP.. dinner
LM.: and tt osb,c
Amor. (ladarich. 0t-tt
FOR SAL' OR TO RENT
rBALK.-A BUILT INC LOT
Newgate street. Apply OD F. J. P l -
matt
RENT. -A SIX -ROOMED
bowie on (JIonoe.ter Terrace. ansa with
all wodero conveniences. Apply to J08..C.
Griffin. Jailer. it
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALK ON
Hama matt a short' distance from town
limits. Lot contains two acne with good
orcbard and small traits Ies, bo.... to good
repair. Aoyws wishing to dospset saute will
be welcome at any tamp. Apply at TH18
OFFICE for information. SIM
FOR SALE. -THE HOUSE AND
to m Palraer tea street. Ooderieh, be-
longing to Mot Mac4tlllrrar is offered for sale.
Price SLIM the lot on t1ne north reserved.
.Apply at THE SIGNAL OFF1cF, Uodrfeh.
sblr
VOA QUICK RALE OR RENT.-
oocup d e 0. 111 Ellioon tt T, nt 'ssee ba. all
modern
Iseetlee. Pee.. o Meidate 1 ,. .very
to 0. 1L ELLIOTT, 0edeeteb. May hasp sols
L1OR SALE. -100 ACRES OF LAND
J' Il sea...ortk .f tip town d Sestortb.
Hoodclay nem. all ander cultivation - beak
barn. mensal dean ; large frame bosses'
newly painted. all in good repair : well .t both
barn and house. An ideal borne. Apply lo
41118th SUSIE 00i, £NLOC.K. Seekonk.. 'nC
inn
LiODR SHALE. SIX FIRST-CLASS
sir eta CFIJ. es °ARROW sodRV
DOR SALL-THAT FINE R1123ee
1-
i: dentin! RA's tae .rests. r W o knows
sf A Ike A.
Mal
AILo tea es W. A.
trait* o niter L with the abeieset
ybeaasrs es. seep d two stades..rain. It malaise
n arsIwo
t ssa1y 10.
Is.... havvee s5Mern violeasse asci Rahn
s(sttd. r! .e ert 1s or et - mart dad r
.dela tuf.h Will be yd ow r.a.0yhy
stoma Ands at P. J. RYAN Gsi.e r:h.
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BNDDMN . PLANTS
We barna an SWIM of ailleag
Fiance. i
admen std
best .searist.
Canna.. Coker. 8ahis. re¢ Alae •
good anortmeon M Border Planta.
Hanging Basket., and Cron refilled.
ii
Orders tar Evergreens may OM ba
Aped.
toes( ye*satteuUaa amsn4mrie.
JOHN tITEWART =vim
Rural Telephone Art Benmiller
Mail or ceders
h
BOARDING
ACCOMMODATION
The Kiely place on Nelson St. S
has been taken for the summer j
by Mrs. Ot A. Griffin, who will
furnish first - class accommo-
dation for a limited number of
boarders. Persona who desire
jj Pleasant, homelike surroundings
for the summer will find this a
most desirable place. Any furth-
er pwrticuiant may be learned
( from Mrs. Griffin. The house will
1) be open for boarders /lc and after
Monday next. May 13th.
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DO YOU
WANT
SUMMER
BOARDERS ?
The Signal ham many readers
all through the United States -
from Maunchusett. to California,
from Florida to Or.gnn-people
who have lived in Goderich and
who still keep in touch with the
old town. Douhtlese a number
of these intend visiting Goderich
this summer end would he glad
to learn of places , offering
accommodation for summer
visitors. Peraoos in town or
vicinity wbc have such accom-
modations to offer would find
it profitable to inoeet w small
advertisement in The Signet at
this heron v•ben intending
visitors are making their plane
foe the sumtlser.
THE SIGNAL
1' Ispbo.te No. 36 Goderich
GODERICH
'BUS LINE
Two 'hoses meet all tellies.
Primer calls have prompt and
meets! •ttooUon. First clam
livery
R. rbahlhlee prime all Limes
THE DAVIS LiVERY
F. t T. M. Davos
Proprietors
Reeeth Htawt 'fah... No. di
A-a—...sent
OOOERICH MARKETS.
Ival Tausaoar- May feta.
b." b . .. ribs) o. 00 91
M_atypta b 0 3o to 010
Peas. Ma rM 1 0 to 1its
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1100
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New Peewees. pe re Mh.i. EV be 4 Le
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1LL0111SEB. TAYLOR 4 THOMPSON.
III Meesmissd sankraelk, 1, dal or west.
All snsStrya a as seat to lac ogee cf THY
SIGNAL. a -tai
PUBLIC NOTICE
N▪ TRE HURON LIBERAL - A8-
e0t.IA?ION.
.easel AssosYdea trilestlat lofbe thebell at . Ceuta, H'eMno.
mm
poo.
Half, R es Teeaday, May Mth. 1914. et
di Pe
M.sLherat• el s♦Ju.
. L. KLoRAN,
tie sadis.f, Saoreta,v 1
NOTICE -ALL ACCOUNTS DUE+ CHOIR OF ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
11rR,
wipw wetL planed 10 rt aDor oopa otlp 1(r I Orge.curc
n Easter Sunday the choir of SL Oeo'bh, Goderich. appearedfor the fr.•t time in surplices. lices. The in0ova-
Bare
H. L. 5.watsna111Liss ta will hereostve .ase. at tar eae, to tie Red tion has been received with general approval. The members of the choir as ranged in the group shown ab eve are :
mit THOMAS GUNDRY. Top row -Harold Blackstone, Harry Sturdy. II. Ticbbourne, G. L. Parsons, A. Roy Adams (oiganistl, J.A. McLel-
r, A B M HELP D DOl[EBTIC land, Reg. Blackstone, R G. Ross, Ernest Porter, Reg. Platt, Fred Sturdy.
elBV.NTa eD ,.., ease Second row-Mia•es Dorothy TanOott, Pearl Morris, Pearl Viduau, Lena Walton, Laura Craig.' Ada Rill Tit t, Olive
L leiisalsgiy t twes i Akt (711` Tlchtwuruet Harry Watson.
tart, St ries lett rrMh H D Third row-Miotess' Glade Eliot, Jennie Well% Hattie Thurfow, Marion Parsons, Rev. J. B. Fotheringham, Mrs,
amantils.wo. aises, Est„ wsl „moire pante, Misses Alan Sturdy. A. Burrito, Beatrice `('elle.
Fourth row -Victor Kerslake, Willie Babb, Willie Sturdy. Woodham Babb, John Pattereon, Ernest leee. Cecil
PAPSRHANOINO. P A I N T I N iii Mit then.
11. awl Priam Agfa
vsee eta 'Fleeted...
work.
eek a efl ieetIt0.Uyyedkt Um
Vat RSV, j. B. FOTHSRIh1GHAM, M. A. country of his adoption and he is a The leader of the bandits ordered
AUr'TIO1 RALES. • -- thorough Canadian. the clergyman shot, and the metuhet.
Rector of SL George's church. Gods- . In 1910 Mr. Fothetiogham was mar of the party bad their rifles aiibed
AUCTION SALK tick. ried to Mite Gladys Sweatiest°, when the intended victim thought ofa
or *MOOT re MAD Or younger daughter of His Grace Arch- plan.
YEARLING HRie'Re8 AND 411ifsae Rev. J. Bt Fothtringham, M. A., bishop Sweatinan. late Archbishop of "Before youshoot me," he said, "1
at Faro's Hood, 6oaertch, es whose portrait we present herewith. Toronto and Psimat.Of ail Canada want you to give me a chance," speak.
SATURDAY, MAY tarn was horn at Forfar, Sc .flood. in the i in S
ng pani.b, with whim language
year 1r3i9. He ani ended Psirlev (irwrn- =+
comaoenclpitatto'okek.ahera Pit1AjC /11. TI LEAVING. he is well acquainted. ••To prose to
Toros*. -six mouths credit on furnishing mar Schoxtl and afterwards rte Uni- i' you that i am not
appfovee icing tots. ver•tt. 01 Glasgow, where be won and
'a••.r/tI•=- spy. and that i
c. LCUSZLER 3HU8 6UNOtY, held th.uugbonthis coarse a coveted H. R. LOng Appointed Principal-etVic- am `shat I say 1 am, you pick out any
sermon in that bunch, give me the
Proprietor. wstathsiMfr raireFi
.Hewen.waiidadbi•artytestaSeboeLtext and i will preach thsermon to
I ILEARING AUCTION SALB °1911Eand also toottpethee=At the meeting of the public school you "
l o► ourse at Olaagow. Pots few board on Monday evening J. H. 8o they brought out his sermons and
HOUSEMOLD FL'R1sTGURE AND yearhe was engaged in ariwion work Tigert resigned his position as prin- gave hint a test. and he went ahead
FURNISHINS.In (het city. - cipal of Victoria school. Mr. Tigert and preached four or five page* of the
1 .m instructed by Mr. W. L. spot who re In 1906 be tut ned bis face towards has been on the teaching staff of the sermon to them in Spant-h. The
sov to a furnished eorepe far tete summer. ,Canada and coming to 'furo°t u public schools of Goderich for the last insoles saw that he was what he repro-
easelnmWloaecuon .t kis redolence. ism be took aa port graduate course in ten years, holding the position of Rented himself to be, and released him.
' nick Oe divinity at Trinity College. Here principal of Central school until the When Mr. Turnbull got out of Mez-
R'CDNAHDAY, MAY risen etre he took ecbcllaetic boners, win- openi°g of Victoria school over a year ican territory he wrote to Judge Holt,
oornmenotng `t 1 e'oiooh °ka'9 : Quaa4lyot ning the ()ales• tending prise and the ago. at which time be took charge of for years a warden of St. George's
Ihoolebnm teemwll, c5ttat nn, Wtpld t ebo,, over• Trinity College rexdlee prize. with the new school. Mr. Tiger resigned
mantel. bookcases scut essotroberr. remiss, flt at, place in each ca.r. Mr. Fother- t0 accept a position ti g g church ate ser icb, saying pt humor -
/saute.
&tor. lawn mower. lawn hear, to camera and principal ofd pecpi : • ohs coming
ns that kept ved
numerous .their articles. tedaaelna a Happy ingham is a ge ad in .rt. of public school in Hamilton. The board pwcple from coming to church caved
Thought rang• sed a good wood 000k .rove LDiversity ofloronto, with the degree accepted his resignation with regret, my life,•'
wish hot wester toiler attachments. Every- of M. A. and several of the trustees present Mr. Turnbull may be taken back to
tsale will hing is and about the booon the day of He was ordained in 1906 and for a made reference to the loss which the Mexico by the United States Govern -
bed TxBs. MN CABS. year was senior master of St. Alban', school would sustain h bis removal,
W. L. Error. Taos Oumto, r. Cathedral School. Toronto. in 1907 adding• few words of ymens to assist in certain international
04-11 Proprietor. good wishes for proceedings, according to Mr. J. East
AUatiooser.
be was appointed Fellow of Trinity his emcees in his new sphere. Jordan, of this city and formerly of
College and lecturer in divinity. and An appficatinn for the vacancy was (}odericb, who told The Free Press the
coincident with this work he was Woo received from H. R. Long and a story.
in 1910-11 vicar of St. Matthew's church, motion was made by Mokt.n. Saunders
Torontu. and Acboeeon that Mr. Long be en-
gaged at an initial salary of $900.
This was carried. Mr. Long will corn-
/ meoce his new duties on September
1.t.
i The recommendation made by the
avow a boot waosgrtnent committee that
Ja.rry Besfws• i w5rk t Mr. Hoggartb, caretaker of Victoria
i yarfl•R heOf. sad 1 B5•t;eia school. be given an incresse of 1100 in
Iz months' coedit, will be dvw w
approved Ions asses payable L \ salary was adopted by the hoard.
A titmouse at tis rale ort s per Principal Ti rt's to
worn allowed OsraaatL 1tY -pert Inc Victoria
THOS. OUNDRT, Auauwsr. _ j school .bowed the number on the roll
f. •r the month of Aped a. follows :
Moya, 196: girls. 218: total, 4110. with an
overage attendance of 168 boys and 177
!Ririe. Mies Sherman. principal of
Central school. reported a. follows :
0'M 102: girls. Al ; total, 198: an
everege attendance of N8 boys and 80
. iris.
1912
THE 810YAL Pell.; 711Y a0.r IM.. Ptreciennne
AUCTION SALE
Or A1007 THIRTY -.MMS MUD OF
CATTLE. HOSSiM. RTC.
at Flrr's Hotel (ioderit, ea
SATURDAY, MAY ugh•
sharp, amongst
which are name 1Durhasmaawl Hereford tirade
01s..e. f yi•t, aid ; a good Dettam sad Hera
aced Geode Sawa.1 year tial • g gool Durham
1H:Laro cid ;1 Refers in eNf goad Ostrow
Mere
/le. feed Sessss
tateiselus 0
on& p!
SITUATIONS VACANT
BUTCHER WANTED. - FOA
siasg$ur boom taking shines. delivery
W shay wept. Sat..$S -es, Ytwes. hMEl,t
&adtewmeplssbtto married se +g ra. .itsst-
HOZ 114 Bm ta•. lane. Onix, AYrsr P.O
wlHIN°,
TS-pAyty D 000GENERAL
. letttoatai• Bond w xSS W. T. MittU*-
tr nnu'B Was Ampy yOirlas WL NGICNIIKAL
bletiesetiet pnrewsge. Nsti street.
WANTab. - A CAPABLE lli ;l
R TWO loph
after Lint NA Mabee suedes AYS ease A 1. B/-
0 rAMClIttOOMM
WANTED - A HOIIiRSIMP><lit
7
oft id atURnon
noun" INS wad:
wa
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r►7e.eo Astiw 7
0earride
P01 SAIL
FOR RALE CHEAP.-88IX-B0111111
eereseeu a M Rat 1fite. Yunotes Q
ons
sewn ; leas abaft. trei.tall Nasllk &
box. ,,veer near. apart roll era( aU weeNIry
wiring and W tory semen ■.nose Oar malls,
are tnwalfi.g 1.00,, hern.eev r of ammo
trsake. b ► ''
eitait"rim Cs.
In Oetober of I••. year, foflflwistg
the resignation of Rev. Mari Tures
bull, Mr. Votbeeinghent was appoioted
the Bishop of Huron reeve. of St.
s. Goderich• and ob Sunday.
310th Wet, be preached the
Bret sermon of hie infi1mbency.
S4°o.rit and ability e strongly
fastened in at
n the new rector. and is
these few montbe not only b.. he won
Rock. the besets of his men ock. Mgt be hes
mode hie stark with tis panel* of the
tows generally. He had limo hen
only • few weeke when be was asked
to speak at the Bares annivera.ry
*Torpor. and kis address on that octet
smut will long be rerasobered to chow
R MALR-BUftF who were present as nue of the meet
a. hritltant afterJlumer speeches es ever
n ty r. J l- •L._.-_
stru oeeesd pM i
PrtAYD11Q OVTPITI. B.
Although Aaatttab In bitch and
hinod seri ei restlon-sad, like as
true !Reeks, proud of it -Mr. Pnther-
Ingham was oleo Med is Rpironpeltes.
y kw rr thaswwtb. sewwt 0rt, ism, bre ponweal faaily hwvies a long
ME& www. Zweriass y D. Ir. boeory of eonne Rio
O with tar spi►
rope! obaeeb, Bb Cbaa4.aa metros -
meat dueiag the last entree years h..
imbued hies MswARy with faith In the
AT WANTIIII. FAOMERA, tI
haw Aon re,. a Yr*ore
w, r emeing w...ih; ..."
a.w
F -I SMF SINtiiLE Diu V-
S 1.1trier."'""»9
les • mad b•sus0a
Walk AVER. yy rt cte. Sslsat -MR
= Tow
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f
SERMONS SAVED HIS LIPti.
Rev. Mark Twisters Encounter With
Mexican Bandits.
A letter reached town last week
from Rev. Mark Turnbull, who is
again in Ontario atter his • ay in
Mexico. The letter was .n 1.. wrest-
lag one, and in a roundabout way a
story of case of the reverend gentle
man • experiences reached The Lon-
don Fres Press and was published in
Unit paper on Tuesday. The Free
Prow - version i• somewhat exagger-
ated. but .. it makes a good .tory we
pose it on to readers of The Signal.
Residents of Huron diocese who
know Rev. Mark Turnbull, late rector
of St s Anglirsn church. Godo►
then, will heat appreciate the manlier
Is which that nter•gyrnan recently
sated himself from Laing murdered by
]Iexie00 bandits.
Mr. Turnbull bre been in Mexico for
a couple of years. but.. Radio, the
almost* did not agrw• with hi. health,
Rave up his pnettiorn and started hack
to Canada during the resent revolu-
tioesry disorders.
With him be carried a Dumber of
important papers entrusted in aka
homing by officials of the 1'nited
Ptatee (3overnm rat, as well as a num
Mr of earwkona.
Mexican bandits hoer -dad the train
before the houndara wan mashed. and
seerab•d all rboo pasrngvr.. (bneing
to Rev. Mr. TnreMrtl they found the
. Thri promptly removed him
to tis hagaage ear •td bound bim
with ropes. firmly o nsivineed that he
wen a spy. He told these be w.. •
mlaist.r of the 44o.psl, horeaerty el
Codes ie!r Canada, bat they did not
helletne him
SUMMER SPORTS.
The Goderich lawn tennis cloth will
hold their first tea on the clubgrounds
Picton street on Saturday, May 18111.
All members re cordially invited.
The game t t football in the town
league series which was cancelled last
Monday evening on account of the
rain will he played this evening,
weather permitting. The opposing
team are the G. C. I. and the Y. M.
C. A.
At a meeting in the Y. M. C. A.
rooms on Monday flight the church
baseball league was reorganised for
another season. Four team. were
entered, vis.: St. George's, St. Peter's.
North street Methodists and Knox
church. A schedule fa being prepared
and the opening game has been set for
Tumidity. June 4t b. The Knox church
nine won the pennant last year, but
Vic. says that St. Peter's will hold it
at tie end of this season.
Lawn Tennis.
The Goderich lawn tennis club has
organized for the coming season with
the following officers : Hon. presi-
dent, W.
Lewis, M.P.: hon. vice-pres-
ident,
ice> res_
ident, Proud foot M.P.P.; president,
V. M. Roberta : vice-president, Rev.
J. B. Fotheringbam ; treasurer, Jc.bn
Galt ; secretary, Geo. H. Stairway :
financial secretary. J. A. McLelland ;
grounds committee, F. Doty, R. Is
Frost, J. Dole and R G. Rai : ladies
co.::mittee Mardannes W. L. Eliot, J.
Galt, Morrison, V. M. Roberge, J.
Kidd sod Mi.... MacDonald, Cowhould
Ausebok. M. Strang. Hutchison wed
Shephard. 'ibe grounds committee
have horn giving their etteut.ioo to
the courts during the peat week, and
they are now in good onndition for
Play.
Victoria Day Travelt•r•a Shouts See F.
F. Lawrence.
The ',grand Trunk Railway is offer-
ing mond-trip ticket/. for mingle fare
from Thursday.May Med, to Monday.
Mar 27th in will make • Ano
holiday trip. Travellers should pro-
em' their ticketa front T. F. Lawrence
town ticket agent. and .void the rush
at the *tattoo. Remember -- from
Thursday to Monday at single fare.
titer furniture cream gives a polish
with very little rehhing .ad leaves the
serfage free frottmstickisms. Tweety-
Ave seats a battle. R R Wig/e. drug-
gist. (iod.rieb.
getting *.eek is an trspenoive Iw-
.ry