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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-1-23, Page 10r - were rear t'and Bags Hand Bag= in green • t ' 1 "iris suede. good size, Ito cord handle. special 'S'. Hand Bags swan size. Tsai levt1ter, n ilh .mail Mange putty. •perini 7414•. Hand Bags in brown or black leather, large size. long cord bander. fitted with small change puree. While they last. 1.1rt. Hand Bags in black only. large size, fitted with email ^bangs purse, t-gulat $2.1111, while they late, fists. each. The Colonial Book Store item. 1'cill'F:R. Prop. Phone hilt Goderich. Building Supplies We are now prepared to supply cuntractore with all kinds loliMouldinga, Inside Finish, Flooring and Sidings, and General Building Material. e ut..ice >a spleeialty of Veneer Flooring in Oak and Birch. Dressing and Matching ha• the thousand. The Paget Grain Doi Co. OODERI('H Letterer) Maple Leaf Grocery HAMILTON STREET. GODERI('H. Have you tried our choice Teas AND Coffees? FCe can recommend ourIinee. All staple aim fancy Groceries on hand in first class quality and at reasonable prices. Try us for Hotter and Eggs, So GU o /( o u n 'PHONE: 52. m itationc d Dodd's Kdaey Peas ars legion_ The bra is imitated. the ostaide costing and gape of the pis are Whited and the ear -hordes Kidney Pills is imitated Imitation are dangerous. The original V sae. Dodd's ICdesy Pitts have a reputation Imita- tors have mese or they wu ds't imitate. So they trade on the rspetatios of Dodd's Kidney Ms. Do not be deceived_ There is rely ons DODD'S. Dodd's Is 1!e original Deers is the name to be care- ful abeel- o-o-o-n �s KIDIYEY PILLS CALIFORNIA MEXICO FLORIDA AND THE SUNNY SOUTH The Grand Trunk Railway is the most direct route from all points East through l'anada via Chicago, Detroit. or Buttalo. ONLY DOUIILE iLCI Round trip tourist tickets. giving choice of all the tent routes. to- gether with full information. may be obtained from any Grand Trunk Agent. F. F. Lawrence & Sens. Town Passenger and Ticket Agents, Oode- rich. 'Phone 8. Good Feed Wheat I have some good feed wheat for sale at one dollar a hundred. Also acme hrat-class No. 1. wheat This lot will make good flour. 'Anyone in need of Cattle. Hog or Poultry Feed will find it to his advantage to come and ex- amine t.heee grades before boy- iog, es they ate considered by s many the best value of any feed wheat off -red in Goderich at tbe present time. P. T. Dean Corner Bs at,iitreet and Square Gederieb. Ont. COLUMBIA G R A P N 0 P N 0 Sold on small Monthly Payments 4 ('all and hear the l'olumbia O raphnphone. -Hearing i believing." We r•arry a lenge stark of Hee trsl. a n d Mertens... N E s Walter H. Harrison JE\VELLER and OPTICIAN (1ODERICH MILLINERY Having purchased the old -es- tablished and well-known millinery business of Miss 1)onogh, l have decided to clean out the balance of trimmed and untrimmed Hats at any price. These are all high-class Hats and must be disposed of at once. Miss Campbell Kingston Street, Goderich GODERICHS DISTRICT. Wm et S Worth Theft Night Sailers ttks Ciemp enable, About 1110 persons went down Bodin h on Tuesday to witness hockey match between Msatorth Ooder tch The gone was a strenuous one. during the first half Seaforth had better of the play. keeping theistic the'Sailors' territory most of the ti Tbey rained the abets thick and os. Donald Mclvor in the Bode goal, but be turned them aside in old-time form. Frank McGaw the first goal for the Sailor a beautiful rush. but Seaforth oeeded putting in three tallies foie the half ended, making the 3 to 1 in favor of Seeforth. The second half of the game s feat. Seaforth scored the fleet g but the Sailors were now press hard on the Seaforth nets, and s seeded in scoring five goal* het quitting time. Seaforth *cored more goal. and t be game ended w the score 0.5 in favor of the Gode buys 1 Ary SW tar bar delightful taip to the llediterraatreta. All the teacher. ad aims scholars, and we are sure the downs, wish her "boE Mia Halloo, H. A., tit Toronto University, takes to Mime 8oalte's work until midsummer. the title mere to us highly recommended' sad and we bespeak for her a cordial and ♦eatrty ooagtetsdon as re - car- The Literary &.slaty is being re for ganiae.d for the new term which w1111 k in this year be unduly short. Klectiou ate.. of c4lcers takes place Thursday even feu tea recti Weekly examinations are again he - his ing held. rbe results sit thole held scored January 15 are wfollows: On IPORM IV. nuc- Physics -J. McClinton t6 4 u roe tw- bs- I low 611 Cbembtry-4i. Warnock 77. i score G. E. fere 40. German -M. Hemet tared I e1 ; none below 311. nal, Foam rat. A. ing . British history --T. Cowan tib, U. uc- Jones 4N, J. Johnston 40. J. Stetbers X40. one POR)( 11. ith French -R. Bradford A0. R. Jooee rich 43. B. Boyd 43. R. Hamilton 311. 0. Hayden Mi. 8. Briruicombe 33, H. Pow- ell b.( Stoddart 14. Business law -E. Long end M. Leon- ard 11 : none below. During the first half, whilechecking a Seaforth player, Dan McDonald had hit eyeaceidentally cut, but he wettable to continue playing after having it attended W. Alex. McIver had a head- on collision with the boards. requiring surgical att. ration. Lewis Elliott. while acting as Foal umpire, was hit in the mouth with the puck. cutting his lip badly. The teams lined up as follows : Seaforth Goderich G. {'ase goal D. Mclvor R. McOeoch point F. McGaw D. Reid c. point. H. Belcher 0. Dick 1. wing D. McDonald J. Sills centre Jas. Wiggins A. Muir r. wing A. Mclvor P. Jones rover R. McDonald Referee -Ernie Cook. of Toronto. • The band text the Sailors at the sta- tion on their return from Seaforth and headed a torchlight orocession to the Square. Considering the little prac- tice they have had. the home teem are bowing great form. and unless Clin- ton shows up wonderfully well the district championship will come to Goderich. Then if tbe ice only h out we eronv have some excitl matches before the season is over. later -Clinton has defaulted games with Goderich. to the mat arranged fur Friday night on the Incal ice is off. 0i r RIDER. The were was 4-1 for a while, the yaws of the Ooderich rooters striking the floor. Hard luck. Hec. ! olds og DUNUANNON. (1R. NEWTON. DENTIST OF its 1/ Loetnow. has vended vbnlett outside ch points and will henceforth give h4. entire atteoUon to the home office, Lacknow, where be will be found every day. All modern meth ads - COMMERCIAL FORM. FORM 1. A. Arithmetic -P. Sullivan 100. R. Dewar 4d, G. Newton 45, G. Field 4. V. McDonagh 41. B. Cutt 40, K. WOW. ton 40, E. Sallow* 34. Graham Roes 27. W. Dalton 3S. 'FORM 1. R. Literature --G. McKenzie 90: none below. J. P. Hvtai, Priocipai. Fier Own Special Concert Party. Woodstock Sentinel -Review : The solo and part singing of Mr. Jeeeop, who has a voice of unusual quality, was a tiest rarely accorded. London Advertiser : A feature of the evening was the alto solo, "Love's Old Sweet Snng." by Mr. Charles- worth, while the conductor, Mr. Jessop. has a very pleasing bass voice. His singing of Bevan's 'Toe Old Soldier" was delightful. NOTICE. -THE LOCAL AGENCY a� In Dun anima torTbe Shoe! to at the Post- e4ea Boak and 8taibnery store where w�! weave will to ,.rived for snbucr(pdoni, art- . wrrtlYnr and Job sunkOr"( and re c ei pts will be ttlr for amounts [aid for the same. till THURSDAY. Jan. :ned. an Everett Mallough has returned from me a trip to Toronto. James Gap of Toronto, called on friends in the village one day last week. The annual meeting of the West Wawano.h Fire Insurance Co. will he held here next Wedneeday, January :5,. Rev. J. E. Hunter will preach in Goderich on Sunday evening and C. A. T-bbutt will take the server in the Methodist church here. DtttreElcr ()tlaANt)E Lolxla.-The an- null meeting of Wawanosb District L 0. L wan held in the Orange Hall here on Tuesday, 14th inst., when J. S MacMatb. Past D. D. M., of Goderich, installed the following officers fot 11713: W. M., J. A. John- ston : O. M.. S. Thompson ; chaplain. J. 13. Young : R. 8.. T. G. Shepperd ; F. 8., J. A. Elliott ; taeneurer. W. J. I Buck ; D. of C., Thos. Ferguson. he 1 - T BASPERATING TICKLING President Edwards was on hand t length. life size, and was perhaps inch or two toiler when he came ho after the game. Johne} Wiggins' boys are the Ori- ginal Ho.key Hustlers from Hockey - town. Rh ? The referee handed out only a few Penalties and seeme t to be quite im- partial in bestowing his 'favors." Secretary Wigle was there to see that his team got fair play. They got it. The Seaforth seven are a great bunch of players. and it took a mighty good team to heat them. Stratford and London are beginning to get wothly in the knees over the prospect of meeting eke Sailors before the season is over. good "Bob" Elliott was among the promi- nent citizens of Gode,icb who wit- nessed the game: but it takes a deal to hoodoo the Sailors when they get going. The Seaforth people had a big cel bration during the first part of th hut Ooderich had to keep the fun going during the last half. "Bonnie Dundee" sounds prett good on a winter nigh(, when the M have been nut playing hockey. Here's to you. Dons1.1 Mclvor ! Yo have an eye like a hawk. Among the spectators was Tow Clerk Knox, whose official report the next meeting of the town counc will doubtless convey the iafonnatio that it was "some game." The Very Latest. Ssafortb has protested Tuesda night's game. on the ground that on of the goals was Improperly awarded to Ooderich. FOND OF CHAPMAN Cleveland Hockey Fans Rely on Former Goderich Goalkeeper. The Cleveland Leder onhlishes a excellent likeness of "Bill" Chapman formerly goalkeeper for the Roderic hockey seven and new with the (`leve - land team. Al..ng with the p„rtral are a few paragraphs which indicate that Chapman he. struck the fancy of the Cleveland folks. Thus - "When Ray Marchand guarded the goal Inc the Cl-veland Athletic Club hockey team those who termed them selves expects joined in proclaiming him the best ever seen here. "When he left here to show his ability in Canada th4tee same experts were in m..nrning. They feared a capable man for • he position never would be found. Marchand was such a star at the position that now he is in greet demand in Canada. "When the mourning was at its height along came Bill Chapman with a look of modesty on hie fate and his expression carrying the aswertinr. 'ell try ro snake good.' Chapman said little. He did so much that long ago Inc.) hockey fans ceased to worry over the roar of Marchand. "Chapman stops prospective goals oltirh like a target st•gio Mullets. HP make, himself the target. The only *ere way to snake a proal when Chrp- lan is on guard to to hoot him out of the way and have the goal tips Retarded." y acs (which keeps von coughing away, night and day, will quickly di.appear if you u take Na-Drn-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chlorodyne. D Na-Dru-Co$vrnpdLinseed, Licorice at and Chlorodyne quiets the throat - tickling almost instantly, loosens the n phlegm. promotes expectoration, and cures the inflammation of the mucus membrane. Na-Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed. Licorice Y and Chlorodyne has the great advantage e • of being absolutely free from harmful drugs of any kind. In support of this statement we are willing to give to any physician or druggist in Canada a full list of its ingredients. You can therefore give Na-Dru.4 s 1 Syrup of Linseed, Licorice and Chien. dyne to any member of your famay n with perfect confidence that it will bi,s altogether beneficial If Your druggist am supply you with either :Sc. or toc. bottles. The National t Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited. 314 'Ooderlch MONTHLY HORSE MARKETS 11 THE THROAT COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE NOTES. • School opened January 8th with a attendance. a f.w new ones t4iw►. in to take the pile. of those drop. �goee The number cm the rop 1111 tit 182-4W ►.nye and 1M rine. Parents are aeked to co.grerste in Netting the Kaden to pert y stet t led down to wort. lit amIIwmeot/, romps/loft NM social duties bare their,,,� aop. hotonly their tsgfti nave, es„c, host I.pt seboni dot he he offire l�ei- P toass >rim Hangs Ire oa Monday, lase. 1913 Public ROM Markets will be bold r OODERICN TUESDAY. JAN. TUBtIDAY. RMB. ID T'UIBI)AY, MAR. ti TCRODAY. APRIL I& Barb Soh Day means a day of bee heel ere. Pbrsuw+, get your Horses of all kiwis! reedy. he on hand and gnu will he mode to get the best. Pehlke aeetwo at Zan p as each pub Day. Dn. W. R. Ceenet, V.&, Prssellie R. 'ARM Oatlwet,t.v. tiettrllukary i 1 1 }, a .ter 1 Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloth Coats to clear at tlalf Price T HIS is the best Coat news you have heard this season. It is a part of our business policy to clear each seas- on's goods the season they were bought. Tl: carrying out of this policy mean ; the sacrificing of all Cloth Coats now in stock. All are new since the fire of Septtamber last. The time has come to let them go, and Saturday morning we start to do it. Friday, January 3ist, we enter stock. These Coats must be sold before then. Here is the list. One- half regular price takes any of them com- mencing Saturday morning, January 25th One Black Cloth Coat, regular St;.00, half price $8.50. Two Black Cloth Coats, regular $13.00, half-price $6.50. One Black Silk Velvet Coat, regular $35. oo, half-price $17.50. One Black Velvet Coat, regular $..o.00, half-price $20.00. „One Black Velvet Coat, regular 835.0o, half-price 817.50. One Black Velvet Coat, regular$43.00, half-price$21.50. One Child's Red Chinchilla Coat, regular '$t;.00, half- price $6.5o. One Child's Red Chinchilla Coat, regular $15.00, half- price 87.5o. • One Misses' Red Chinchilla Coat, regular $15.00, half- price 87.5o. One Misses' Grey Chinchilla Coat, regular $15.00, half- price, $7.5o. One Young Ladies ,;rrey Chinchilla Coat, regular $17.00, haif-price $8.50. One Young Ladies' Blue Chinchilla Coat, regular$17.00, half-price S8.5o. One Misses' Tweed Coat, regular $13, half-price $6.5o. One Misses' Tweed Coat, regular$13.5o, half-price $6.75. One Misses' Tweed Coat. regular 813, half-price $6.50. • One Ladies' Grey Tweed Coat, regular . $16.5o, half- price 58.25. One Ladies' Brown Tweed Coat, regular 815.00, half- price 87.5o. One Ladies' Grey Tweed Coat, regular 813.00, half- price S6.5o. One Ladies' Brown Tweed Coat, regular $12.50, half- price $6.25. One Ladies' Grey Tweed Coat, regular 812.50, half-price $6.25. One Ladies' Brown Tweed Coat, regular $15.00, half- price $7.5o. One Ladies' Brown Tweed Coat, regular 819.50, half- price $9.75. One Ladies' Dark Chinchilla Coat, regular 819.5o, half-price $9.75. One Ladies' Tweed Coat, regular S17, half-price $8.5o. One Ladies' Tweed Coat, regular 821, half-price $10.50. One Ladies' Grey Tweed Coat, regular $18.50, half- price 89.25. One Ladies' Brown Reversible Coat, regular $15.00, half-price $7.50. , Orie Ladies' Brown Tweed Coat, regular $18.00, half- price 89.00. One Ladies' Chinchilla Coat, regular $23.00, half-price $11.50. Two only' damaged Black Coats. The last we have that came through the fire. They have tur collars, are both of the same material with quilted linings. There is enough fur and material undamaged in the two Coats to make one good garment. Saturday morning you can take the two for $3.50. Three Ladies' Short Caracule Coats, two black and one grey. Would make over for children. Saturday morning, each 5oc. 1 1 LAST OUTRUSH OF MILLINERY Any Trimmed Hat $1.45 :IS Trimmed Hats still of our tables. hod they must he sold before stock -taking. The actual value .of each is from5() to 98.00. We adopt no beef-besrted measures when it romps to tbs. final clean-up. Our Millinery Season ends this week. They must he told, en Saturday morning you take your choice of the Sri for $1.43 1 1 Do not forget the great Embroidery Sale. Thee savings it offers are so real, so genuine, so app rent, that you cannot afford to let this chance pass. HODGENS BROS.