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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1912-6-27, Page 8II 7 fro N.s*Y .Ions M. 1111 THE BRONAL: GODERICH. ONTARIO Wan Paper Bargains iliPe are putting on eels Friday and tiaturday several hundred roils of Vial! Paper, pretty floral and s t r (pp e effects. regular 1$ic end 15c per roll. Special. choice 10c per roll. .-;;; `.rases All tic and 7c Papers 5c per roll. Granite Papers Several Colorings to choose trona These Papers are Specially suitable for kit- chens, pantiles. bath rooms and book halls ; regular 1Oc. Friday- end Saturday 8c per roll. TRRMH -STRICTLY CASH The Colonial Book Sore GEO. PORTER, Prop. 'Phone 100 Goderich aeweitenWeseetethetrairtteseientaireietente r west t11 Coiumbia Graphophones and Records 1 1 1 1 We have a tun stock of Coluwbia Grapbophonee and Records Call and bear the new tornlees Columbia Gmph opbone el $17.1'50. W. Heftarrison (:..nKnlc14 s,�.smns sat SOLDIERS ere invited to try the deliciou„ los pre+m, loe Comm Sodas and other , &veinier dirhe. at Balmoral Cafe (it1:DFORD BLOCK) The be..f place In town for all kind. of confectionsui ve es a oall. F. E. `$af'dette 1 1 TE INS r1TUTE M the fat of students kw... �pwRtNisi into st. attar a fswwatassskarst. as- bse of sepplaptaW to be taken to eotiW es o• These must be written first week a echoed. Perm 1. WITS LATIN. Jue Garvey ibo*oss) Muriel Galt I b000re). • L.o'Gacvey. HamElsieMalt eters. Mho Raley Saga Luella (1) thrwaset Oasnssi tr . 78.4 78 74.7 712.7 71.8 70 88.5 87 06 86.7 ,... 66.2 0Ka 89.2 80 Pbern Jokesters (1). 8.8 Katie Babkirk (1) ............ ..,, 0089. lla 0 ESlathers.. OOMMtOCLAL invitee:*. Elwyn Long Fron ilda Pfeffer Walter MacDonald.. Loretta Austin Francis Ba.ebler Willie Sutherland (2) Aims Cox tit Commercial Fera The following have been granted diplomas : Group A, completing workof 1010-11: wrrH H014ON8. Celia Robason . 88 Hazel MacDonald 78.7 Group B. taking full work of year 1911-12 : WITH HONO118. 73.8 09.5 Skit 111.6 80.p 80.9 80 Mamie Down Agnew MacDonald Fred Robertson Annie Levy Marie Currel l .................... . wITBORT Bolcom. Pearl Ggod Mabel Kasten Ethel Nairn (1).... 87.3 84.4 81.7 80.2 80 69.:3 1114 65.2 Form Il. A large number of this form wrote on the lower school norma! entrance examination and their promotion will not be decided until these results are known. The following students who wrote on our owu tall list of examina- tion. aro now promoted Freak Fioggland. 79.4 Thomas Milllan 73.8 Cockburn Hays ...611.2 Wilfrid Dewey (1)........:.•e8 Terence Kidd . 06 Ernest Porter (3) Robert Bisset (2) e0 Form 111. R. These promotions are also depend- ent on the results of the Dtloartmental examination written on. The marks of all are given below : Tena Gowan Amy Week Florence Smith. Mae Ryan .. . Earl Kelly George McEw•an Cora Allen Elesaor Boyle Mary Clarke Jessie Johnston Worth Ryan .,. Jessie McKenzie Muriel Johnston Howard Robertson • Olive Tichborne 88 80 78.3 72 71 ..... 70.5 08.8 64.3 00 59.6 50.3 57.3 51.3 48.5 42 The following students were abseot from the examinations held in the four subjects and must write on these before being entitled to promotion :. Harvey Hallman, Unsworth Jones, Stephen Wilkes. d The winners ofthe Peter Adamson scholarships are : Form 111. A -Robert J. Wiggins. Form 11.- Frank Ftngland. J. P. Hums. Principal. She : 'Aren't you 1ometime. frightened when i.way up in the airr Aviator : "Well, I'll admit i some- time. fret a sort of erouodles. apprehension. Get `Deady for Haying Tits will fid is folly stocked wki what yM moire re Our pure Manilla Rope is extra long fibre, . insuring long wear and extreme strength. GRINDSTONES AT HALF-PRICE We have a quantity of extra good quality -Stones. While they last we give you your choice at .50t 'each. GRINDERS We have a number of Mower -knife Grinders 'chat formerly sold by the original manufacturers at •$t2.00. While they last $5.00 will take them as ithey are. This is a first-class rig and one man can :do the work of two, and do it right. PAINT NOW • At least one house out of every three requires painting, and in driving through the country the well -painted houses are few and far between. On an average house ten to fifteen dollars' worth of Lowe Bros, High-grade Paint will put on two of the best Coats of paint your house has ever seen. Now is yo r time to do the job. Let us tell you what it will cost you, etc. Howell Hardware Co., Ltd. THE BERT PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE THE TELEPHONE FRASCHISB. Sell Company May Not Accept the Tewa's Pr•.peolgen. 'That this council give the Bell 'releptoee Co. a treatable. extending over three years fhtm the date of ex- piration of the last franchise. fur an annual payment of $200 and the sup- ply six free 'placates and two call bells, these to be placed where re- qulred by the s aid council. This fran- chise may be cancelled at any time after viving six months' notice.' Following a three hours' conference of the town council with representa- tives of the Bell Telephone Co. and of the Blyth and Colborne municipal telephone systems. on Tuesday even- ing, Reeve Munninge and Councillor Vanattrr made the labors moth* which was passed by the council, all the members being present except Councillor Humber. H. H. Hill and Jobe Brigham. of Hulled, directors of the Blytb telephone eyatem, were present and expressed their desire fur a oonnect4on with Goderich through the Colborne municipal system Reeve Kernighan, R. M. Young and E. H. Walters, representing the Col borne system. were present. Mesta. Gibson and Richmond, wbo were present in behalf of the Brit Telephone Co., urged the making of an arrangement between the town and their Company without reference to the municipal systems. They claimed the Blyth and Colborne people were seeking the connection which they desired by a wrong method; it they applied to the Railway end Municipal Board they could secure the connection on a basis of justice to all concerned. Mr. Gibeoq intimated that it was doubtful if the Bell Co. would agree to the conditione outlined in the motion passed by the council, so it is not im- probable that more will be heard of the matter later on. CRACK OF THE BULLETS. Curies Sewgre afirets Whew abs iltastwt Ofteseree is Used. TablMM as Ui text the double report meted imr ng tits Sring on the battle. slip North Caronaa dining the aerial target practice. Riram Percy Maxim writes: "Our experiments wltk the Maria sflsacer have developed many other t*4eme.tiag caw. For example, ft a rills mapped with a Werner !s Ind Owe a rallroad tuck having tele- graph ele.graph poles aloeg the gids then is a dtsllaet Renck' bard for seek tele- graph ele.graph pots. If the rile ie fired from as open Geld with a tree or a clump et hashes at, say. 200 yards then le heard a 'crack' from this clamp et trees. If there are several detached elsaape ata trees or bushes over the opsa Sell there will be beard a 'crack' for each ens of thea IL Instead of Sting pendia wltb the ground, the gen is elevated and fired straight up • la the air. we bear no noise at all, ex- cept the !fall of the hammer aad the puff of the gases escaptlag from tits W earer. 'The reason for this is probably as fellows: In the ordlaary gas the re- port noise t. eo loud that It engulfs all ether .wads, and we are ceaseless of motMag but report noise itself. 1t L n et until this report noise is annulled that we can hear the bullet fight *else. This latter noise. bedsg Sade out in the air beyond the gun. ma come back to the shooter only by re. Section. "If then L one object we get one re - Stelios and one noise. If there ,pre any amanita objects we get many separate reflections and separate aches. If there are no reelecting ob- jects, b.Jscts, such as when shootleg straight tip into the kir, then we get no reflect - fig noise.". THE MAITLAND FALLS. A Little Story Which Recalls the Late Jonathan M lien. The soldiers in their field work this week have been out in the neighbor- hood of the Falls of the Maitland. Which reminds us of a little story of a nal occurrence some years ago when the late Jonathan Miller was the !mai- face of the Benmiller hotel. First, let it be known that in the summer time, when the river is low, there are no Falls to speak of, as the water perco- lates through the cracks in the rucks some eight or ten feet high and goes away noiselessly and unobtrusively on its way to the lake. Well, the story goes that a party of tourists who were staying at one of the hotels in Goderich, and were finding the time heavy on their hands (this was a good many years ago, remember), asked the proprietor if there were any eights to be seen within walking distance of Goderich which would wake an objective point for a day's outing. "Yes, " he replied, for he WAS a i hit of a wag ; "there are the Big and Little Falls on what is called the Canada Reserve property. 1 To reach them you will have to walk along the river bank a distance of about eight miles ; you will fled the Falls situated about one toile from a ; village called Benmiller." Accordingly the next day the party left in good spirits, provided with all sorts of re- freshment, liquid and otherwise, and after tramping along the rough, stony riverside until they arrived at the Benmiller bridge one of the party climbed the road to the hotel and; queried, "How much farther is it to the Falls?" "What Falls ?" asked Mr. Miller. "Why, the Maitland! River Falls." " The genial Jonathan then had to explain that the petty had passed the Falls in their walk, and the discovered that they had been "sold" by the Goderich hotel -keeper. However, the jovial face of the big Benmiller man and the prospect of good cheer in his hostelry soon reas- sured them, and put them in good humor to appreciate the really magni- ficent scenery along the river stretches, and their outing proved to be a very enjoyable one after all. GLASS HAIR. Wigs of Any Desired shade New Mads From Spun Crystal. No one outside the artificial hair business knows the difficulty teat ' merchants in hair goods have expe- rienced in getting material of suffi- cient quality. especially In braids, al • anything like the prices which most people ars willing to pay. Many coita- 1 oaxl tries indeed place such restrictions os wigmakers, owing to hyglenlc rea- sons, that natural hair 1s becoming more and more rare. In certain parts of France the ex- ' palliest was resorted to of making wap from certain fibrinous plants. Especially was this done with those which have served to fgrnbh material for rugs and blankets. By splitting the fibers very fine and treating them ✓ sslcally It was possible to maks artificial hair, but the labor Involved the toting of prices that were almost. prohibitive. Moreover. complaints were made that the substitute was not sat- isfactory. t3drsehalr was treated to a like process or division and brighten- ing, but the imitation, except for the very poor class of trade, signally failed. Now, thanks to • series of experi- ments, It has been found possible to utilize spun crystal for the parpose, reducing It to any shade which may be dsired and to any degree of fine- ness. Indeed, the resemblance to hu- man aman hair is std to be all bat abso- lute. The new product has the advan- tage, moreover, of weighing very itO Ca and "halt" made of glass pre- sents an appearance of luster and Is, above all, thoroughly hyglenk Good Health Vim and Vitality Are assured if you will cleanse your stomach of undigested food and foul sass : the excess bile from the liver and the ,waste matter from the intestines and bowels, by the use of FiG PiLLS the great fruit, kidney, liver, stomach and bowel remedy At all dealers 25 mad 50 cent boxes Fig mailed by The Pill Co., St. Thomas, Out. Changc of Business The butchering business on East street, until recently srried on ander the Arm name of R. Legg fa Son. bas undergone • change. end the new firm will be known as O'Brief & Leg All accounts due the old firm MUST fie paid by July let. Soliciting a continuance of the pnbHe patronage. we are, Yours truly. O'Brien & Legg D. M. O'Brian R. O. Ie. A Chars For ■ Fortune. There is a fortune of many Million* In store for the man who east !Decoys! a substitute for leather. Tb. price at the real article is steadily rising. deal- ers say. and the reason Is that In spite of the duty removed the growth of the world's population L faster than the increase In the numbs of cattle ra1w& "Theft is a glowing disproportion be. tween the number of hides marketed and the demand for leather." said an export. "The question 1. where the future supply will come from in gnaa titles safeclent to meet the country's future needs. If some gentne will only find a eubstttute for leather bell be a wealthy man in a day." -New York Aare. Unknown Lower CaIt terwia, The interior or Lower California le today nearly blank on oar maps and ifs possibly leas well known from a geographical and a geological stand- point than any ether region of equal area in North America. Th. Mexican government has at last begun a thee. *ugh exploration at this tern incogni- ta. During last autumn the Institute Oeologico .quipped four parties. each comprising two geologists. to explore the northern part of the peninsula. The work will be extended to the southern part this year. The Censorship In Russia. Itle pleasant to learn -the story le current in many a Rnsaisn honsebold- tbat the cookery books which had been condemned because a recipe contained the words "perfect freedom." words which were need in reference to some culinary process. have escaped !nether mutilation and have been selling with- out hindrance. Oa the other band. the Ilst of hooks whist continue to be mer premed 1. long sad varied. -Letter 1• Londe, veru fereivrete. Th. tehabttamy .f tel coed elft .l Vitra. In illattaset, are .nctlle. a dales M Masa des ereligea ft is very t sigh' Ng of tam ter Ie her mere MOM Mae ds Swivel wrote fir the ,Rhea "It rdiwar a WesMpest ethe had a elset r easy >w M/ FARMERS INSTITUTE. I Directors and Mars Mocha at Anima Meatie)f. The annual mantrap of the West Huruo Farmers' Institute was held at Dungannon ou Saturday aftsa noon. Directors for •be ensuing year were elected as follows: Thos. Stotbers, Duagaanon ; Joan Long, Kintall ; Jas. Heyde*, text Albert; Donald McLean, Lothian; J. A. Mallougb, Dunganeoo ; Wm. Bailie, Dungannon ; D. B. Murray, 1P SL Helens ; R. 0. McGowan, ' Metcalf, R. Skein, Jams Timmy, all cal Blyth ; W. G. Parks, Wast. field ; J. (titlsapie, Wh:te,burcb ; J. T. Currie, J. A. Morton, D. McDonald, all of Wing ; Wm. Lyon, J. W. Can Le/right EL H. Hill. all of louder horn'; I fo flea/, Witaiset J B. Manning, o2. 'Ilplad Jas Cornish, all of Clinton ; J. W.Salkeld, W. IL Robot Iron. J. E. Tom, IL J. Kuerio, all of Goderie►; Fl. Sturdy. Boluses - stile ; Geo. T.hhutt, Holssesvife Hugh Hill. Bonmiller; E. V. I.awroa, Dunlop; R. M. Young. Carlow. J. A. Mallough, of Dusgsnnon, who has filled the nines of preaidsol during the past year, wan re-elected to that position, and Wm. Bailie. of Dun- ganoon, was re-elected secretary and treasurer. J. W. Cat to right, of Londesboro', was electrd vice- president. Chas. flirvia and John Dustow, of Nile, are the auditors. It was decided to hold the regular meetings next winter at HoLaneeviUe and Loodsboro', and the supplement- ary meetings at. Kimmel. Dungannon, St. Helens, Nile. Blyth and Wingham. INVEST IN Winnipeg The Great RaUway and Commer- cial Centre of th• West Within a very short time WINNIPEG will be one of the wealthiest cities on the ooetlwot by small payment. SOMOiam on theEONE WILL * streets Am ORbe TU E ON THESE -WHY NOT YOU? E1mdaIe Lots for the mallinvestor.gym l'ine shade trees. Only tor. ease firma touleea[ eijdiz One minute's from oar Use. 2.iYsseskr ONLY SIMS PER LOT TERMS-jSE CASH, =10 Plitt MONTH Foe particulars apply SCOTT. HILL & CO., Winnipeg, Manitoba, or J. T. GOLDTHORPE, Ooderich, Ont. RURAL TBLEPHONS a r• N. B. -Any invertor buying Winnipeg property through ms will, if desired, be furnished with s gust -antes from Soon, Hill&Co. that if In one year be is dissatisfied with the deal his money will be refunded with interest et 8 per cent. J. T. GOLDTHORPE. AFTER ANY *kw, Satt's 6fwi trete basses So weir awl heals tl we& faeilla. wseistial 5, doss! mak utero is nor! ei Mel&'Al Omenta gess a gaiaes 7kmra fir . 114 CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE STRATFORD, OMT. ONTARIO'S BEST BUSINESS COL- LEGE OLLEGE ser mare= aro up'to•dats sad peadbaL We have a lark, .5.101 perisaesd iaattsotoes, Sad ear s ates Nat the hig►streds p- -'.s. 'e do tam lbs our stsdsats than dors w dMyour- ymYar masaYaw a tan= ssW M know what we � dodo. OOot ser boo entslsgw at sees. A A. M.LACHLAN, PrtactpaL SUMMER SESSION ;Wily fad oiampir Into oUPAatums be.fab. Many teatimes Sad esetsr �will tate adrea Tenn Ma fie[[ Teand way mea =nation In tear fie tLiieamm direct iota a mallas Let u.. ,.old yen cur 0012r111e-. writ. L Cent rat Bud - Cabe& Ria seta VERY HANDSOME FANCY PARASOLS g1= We are showing some very attractive fancy Parasols. The styles are new and out of the ordinary. The stock has been selected with the greatest care and the values are exceptionally good. A fancy Parasol gives just the touch needed to complete the summer costume. Of many of the good ones no two alike. Prices, $1.25 to $5.00 each. Children's Fancy Parasols, 25c, 50c and 75c. MINMINIe ti weeds, $1.10 tC Special attention is drawn to these stylish Coating Tweeds. '1 hey are made from' pure Nova Scotia& wools, neat broken checks in light w shade.. Will make moat serviceable and Stylish summer costa. This is the season's clean-up. The regular valve. are $1.60 to 51.75. Just a few ends to sell at, per $. • o yard „ attractive Wash Dresses at ModerateSPrices Without a doubtethe bander -truest Wash Deniers we have ever shown are on our racks today. White embroidery on fine lawns, mulls and marquisette, and very stylish colored dresses as well. These dream rove you e11 the trouble and bother of making up and cost very little more than the price of the material. Ladies' Wash Dresses $25.00 $1.57 to L W Our $5.00:Dress "bttr $5.00 Dress is really extraordinary value. It is made from fine Mello and em- broidery in several good designs, arty one of the beet styles shown Ibis seasod. .For an attractive dress at • moderate price yon Will find it hard to beat. e11 sits in CX n(� stock. Special at each. .IiFJeVWV Dresses for Children Tub Dresses for ✓mall children and girls, plain and fancy priota and ginghams, dors from 3 to 14 year., colon fast. in this lot are some very pretty dresses just in from (� New York. Prices ranee from 75otto $3.00 Children's White Dresser from $1.t6 to 96.00. i A Special Display of New Rugs Again we draw adoption to our splendid showing of new Rugs. This is a large ship- ment direct from Um makers in Knglaad. in it are Rags suck as have never been shown in (newel, W. make a spacial showing of these of this soda. Whether you want a wridensb-prleed Tapestry or • nigh -grade Axminster, we have Rep to show that we know ampere tsvovsbls both for value and design with the bast yon ears find anywberr. Yard Wide Repp, 30c Jost neared, white cotton R.best English make, full Rem yard wid., much le demand for skirts and sults. Per yard The were saes .ass Koper glom ASA Maass flooprAtee Our $1.00 Long Silk Glove The quality of this Glove is the hest. It is from one of the best German manufacturers end of the highest grade. Retro, perfect flit ng patent double/Inger-tips,ell sod durable -we believe they are the hest 91.00 Gloves you can buy today. rilack, ratite and champagne, all rises, per $1 pair Silk Gloves, 49c Still a few pairs left of our 49c long Silk Gloves, black or tan only, double Anger4V(Q]� tip.. Extra ecial at per pair. .. .... special Clearing Light Dress Goods, 45c A clearing sale of lith! Dress Goods at Amt under the half-price mask. Mostly black and white effects, broken checks and .trips. Pure wool and eat ra good quality. Regular up to 91 25 Choice of the lot, per yard.... New Sweater Coats for Fall Fall Sweater Coats are now here. (;od ones. New styles and really spleedid value.. They will he worn more than ever this summer and fall, for there is nothing quite ea good for a cool day or evening coat. Any color and many oombinations. each $1.50 to .00 .00 0 This Coat. 12.30 This splendid Sweater Coat, made from the purest of wools and fast dyes, very attractive weave,'perfect-fitting. comfortable and service- able garment*. in all sizes and $2 nearly all colon, at each. only .50 0 Decidedly Good Values in Raincoats Our stock sf Raincoats is a good one Every gamest 1. a guaranteed quality and the styles are new and attrsetive. The seams are sewn Mad cemented. Light and dark colorings. Most durable garments for driving or rainy dayt, each Si Have You Seen Our Ladies' Umbrella at 11.38? itis a rseo,d-hreaker ter vales. Top 08 higb.geed* A nerles glesla tit fiat tiff sot cot or eiaags Oral pod and extra esserlinset cif heed- s � b nelindly worth Sten tags a pe u3aw NSM., es to Snake this �I aaeelgtt• lothSuitable Isehe aria w ~ X11 S1 e38 lot each they nn d coact. 2.50 nadir. itttat rib Os Smoot. Nam, ODORS