The Signal, 1913-4-17, Page 4TSE SLG} AL : e q DERICH ONTABIG
Titellabesio Area 17, 1111s
District News
AUQURN.
l GR!_OW.
Till KADA1. April ah. THC.aDAT. April 17th.
MA.,oNla Ni(HT.--Rev- D. W. tot- 1-Asuuitb unloaded a car of feed
Ras of Exeter, Masonic D. D. G. Ww this week.
forSouth Huron di.trtct. paid an offl- 1 aeattbew l.ockbart has sold hu►ome
Mal visit to Morning liar Lodge, N. farm of 15f1 acre% to Robert Taylor, bis
retro of this •
we on so These
was
.. broth cin—iso, foe Ir•tal•
week. Tbatr was a Large atten`i1r me. Gravinateio left on 'Monday
Meitlat1 a number a yrsitarre from Ralph ewallowburst,
including Lodge,Godettch- The first 1v join bb_. brothers al
degree t a Y 1.Ieified, and after re -Alta
&D iate
treetiments an restiag address was The cellar is being excavated for the
given by the visiting 'Alcor and wee new Prnsb%•teriau snow.
such appreciatedb! those Present. Jos- Irwin has moved into the bourne
LANEti. be bought from the(irarinsteinesta b
SATCRDAv. April 12.
e are
ver f OLD
t ' record the`tdeath
of a welly eeteetued wother and
neighbor. in the person of Mrs.
John Hogan. sr.. which occurred on
Thursday evening. April Ord. Mi'a,
Hogan had not been in god hr.lt.h
for some time. but the end was. not
expected w soon. Mr. lied Mrs. Hogan
have m lived on their present farDear
Inner during ail their wedded life and
have made many friends. Those of t.ne
family to mourn the loos of a loving
mother and wife are Mr. Hogan.
husband of deceased. odoughters
n ter,
and four sons : Mrs.
of Kingsbridge : and Hannah, Petri:►
sod William. at home : John and
Philip, living on farms near by. The
•ympatby of tbe entire community is
extended to t.be bereaved ones in the
loss of their loved one. Mrs Hogan,
whose maiden name was Katharine ;
Austin, was born sixty-seven years ago
in Godericb township— --
tIOLMESVILLE
TEE Het-Nlox.-The Boys'
Re-
union committee
Friday evening at "1. o'clock. Every-
thing is progressing favorably. Pros- ,
ppeecctsare Root to secure one of the
Cabinet Minister* from Ottawa. Hon.
T. W. Crotbers. Labor, is
our choice. Mr. (''vgtbef•s f is reputed
to be one of the finest platform men
in Canada. N. W. R. well. K. C.. M.
P. P.. leader of the Opposition in secured lW. C. T. U. PtenoRAif.-Tb�ere wrier a
Torontowill also
, large turnout at the Idetbodist.sbure6
possible. The baseball committee aro ; n
on Wednesday evening last to liste
confident of landing the Clinton and I to a very interesting program Pre
aissmoh teams for • came in the pared by the W. C. T. U. A number
will ben. The fdll schedule of ening. porta of papers were read. and prises were
will be drafted Friday fort .11 iawarded for 'mows on the subject
Ez,telleat prims will be given
the events- Peoples Day
]Text Sunday is Young
in Holusescille Methodist church. The
pastor will preach to children in the
morning. Subject • The Ribbaxtd of 1 finished up bis maple syrup reefing on
Blue." lu the evening he will speak Thursday last, Belied a very emcees.-
particularly to young people °° fut.romprun. and has bad romp of a demand
Money and MaLrimorT. A large than be could supply. This is his
chorus of men will lead the singing second year in this business and he
at the evening se'rt-i"- satisfied those who bought last year
so well that they all returned and
brought others. Mr. Slott ham ale'
grit his father's barn reroofed and left
Monday morning Inc his Goderich
tnwnsbip farm to kook after his pi lin-
ing operations.
Lloyd Ferguson has engaged wi
Jas. 11 Ilowett for t.be summer
Wm. orate has hired with J. J.
teashington for the summer.
A meeting of those toter pled in
forming the Auburn beef ring
he
beldin the fire hall on Saturday night
:o finish up the burners and arrange
for the pleat supply for tae coming
eumnter.
1.C. Clark has the contract of killing
for the Summerhill beef ring.
T. Ratcliffe is laid up with an attack
f sciatica.
The farmers :Ire getting busy
plowing. Some hove cownienced
"online.
Howson k Lawson shipped a car of
rollers on Monday.
Mors the Thrifts Houssodle Wog
Sam as odd Pass.
is tryiag amiss
honseheld scatters and s& the mine
Iltie u of a hospitable taro of anii
alloing the peonies becomes an
task -
A
some
-m1 *s& who has been obliged js
out down extremes recently solved slid
entertaining son debgving a poverty party. bM y 1
meby
admit
was charmingly informal and cbe�•
and they appealed to the ��a,
RIGHTS III
THE COLBORNE STORE
who pronounced it the "beet fila
ever.–
The invitations were written
oreown wrapping P•Pt7 with a
and delivered by • boy as
grad.. This is supposed to save polar
age. for the rp-rtt of povery fttrui he I
maintained in every' small & MIL
When decorating the table and D
home Ibis brodess � paper flowers
arraogod to On cans and frtut lacy
Paper and wooden dates mak M
are .old .for peen ng and tin car
were used wad instead of silver, tab
BLYTii.
1st-68DAT. April 15th.
S8 v ERSLY Br RNED. -M re. J s me's
Logan, who lives at the south end of
the village with her son. met with a
serious accident on Saturday night
which may yet prove fatal While
alone in the bouse she was carrying a
coal oil lamp. when it exploded. burn-
ing her #rightfully. Although suffer-
ing greatly from the burns she man-
aged to get to the telephone to call the
doctor. who arrived before any person
else. Her condition is very critical. lir
her hands. arms sod face are burned.
knives. ions and spoons gram the as
tebtable.DodtItlt
filbs dasy P3 are
r
The room in which the Patty was y ours a boat
held was cleared of all anneoesear71
furniture and furnishings. sena ss
brio•&Lrac, crystal and silver, sad
wooden boxes were used as chairs $4
seat the gticrts at table.
The light was furnished by plain
white sperms candles in tin candle-
The tum were requested in
wear izpentave costumer, the ladles
gingham or calico dresses "fatbsed
and Wan" or very much patched and
the men bice jeans and flannel shirt&
fur refreshments the following mess
was waved:
Cornmeal Yash and Milk.
Cold Sandwiches.
Masi` Pickles-
Doughnnta. Cookie t.
Coffee..
Waat�r taws
sriisa
Midm
Dtld's
mai !� ��
T eyysae �Tbei aw waver failed i•
owa They ate
tae may , .dy dim arms
Ms eared M. •sd Morgy nmedy ay
am
Th L,. tar nas 1
Dos tills" lite -+)>i
bas and wean -bet Maw
rims nee daageroms. Tb.
eigrel and �y
cons for Driest' I A,ea..�... is
Our Spring Trade Is in Full Swing Now
THE best that home and foreign markets afford and that cash can
buy is here. Everything seasonable that properly belongs to an
up-to-date drvgoods business tor you to pick and choose from. Room
here for only a few of the many things that await your inspection.
ODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
of tobacco and its evil effects- A pro -
Frets d musical selections aim was
given, all being much appreciated.
Goon MAPLE STxrP.-R. R. Sloan
ST. AUGUSTINE-
TCEeDAT. April loth.
Mis. John McCabe. of Calgary, is
visiting friend* in this vicinity.
Mrs.. S. Roach visited Mrs. John
Thompson this week.
W. Nixon is working with Wm.
Sylibs at present helping him to build
fences.
Mrs- Geo. Brophy is visiting her
mother in London this week.
There was a good attendance et t.be
Wowen s Iostit ate meeting as the
hone of Mrs. S. Thompson lad Wed -
Wade
Dress (foods
TM best ars here in the newest makes and at
potine. figs. 81.tsl, 81..1,Our lesi
polar are s whipcord& diagonals.
saatoys amid poplins. We are barium to guarise
tee err ofisr cgs in Chess Roods- No better cloths
and no better prices to be found anywhere.
We carry moth the sante make• in block with
the addition of pana.maa voiles. silk eol,enues,
broads and venetian..
Dress Trimmings
.1 big assortment of Trimmings in colors t
PERSONAL MENTION.
Air•. tRei-t Jeer ti.,'a:..az. of Detroit. o is
icor
Key rruitl,etToroote. i. visiting at tbe of
b. .mr t :caw -stair sari
Y 7- c,ew. Baia Y 'bating relatives in Col-
borne. township this rust.
Yi«- F vInr. ardir. of Tomato, is visiting her
.jster, lit+. W. A. Cooltltaria_
Yr N' A. COMMU.ret•ii CAMAS are
to ler bee out lads of ,gra threewto serilim W
Mir Lw
Laura Ientdarer. of
take a poaitios a 5 J. Sewage ss crus Quo
Searorta hews: lira lira Davis, at Gala
Pleb. vision bar Yr aid lira Alm
Davidson. a low it a tau week•
booms Yawn boo relented ferntrui at Lai= era fie tais gavot at kswle4.
Arne. 1i• Tem& Simies meet.
9arneI Lisa Pie arse to bribery a tab . •
praline r eisoeidae L tbe ameba cls ser
there- Mir k iesa well Joie Mr a Assert. re-
raiaint la townie the reletlra
Macre Oak to s bee ill rt.S
raised b! tae Janie Y. ML C. A. sear
envies wstb wldgl• be is connected.
Mid ba,of beret wbo W bra a
patient at Alsaadea beapit ia again W
le
be about sailhis
as
brother. . Jaime F. ]tr `P+.a r••d-
Grattan faaiMae, of the Beak of Osrrse'e•
bioecel afaeleaol std Mairalle branch sal
take et on M4aa Miss o peeltba•
Grattan e eneatke a
Tamale pais dnciM
el ks ron
long rhe aroac r
eatieeed se tats ewer Maw Ifsner we tsar
expect to •as kir a tows attea
Meet. tidwrMlesshar retard Lar1e'at-
nor ba..r w e.X eosoanpst.isl br lora mea, ilr.rat
e.r..tuue. of FaIL• std berdaeaMa
Alin. Climbs IiassMN and tow ahfW ren.
Edward and Imine. • Yr -Gretna. left oa
Te",dar for Ms brute et Niagara Falb. actor
rip: whams few awe. at the old bare.
The cornmeal mash was served 'ion
lsage crockery bowls with • geuestos/
supply d cream and sugar. It u rem&
ly o
delioos enough to please the mod
critical epicure, es were made from
The sandwich
brown sod white bread, and large dill
pickles were served, •s well as thesmall. sweet variety.
apple pas. o 1d-thabioned wise' cook
ies and doughnuts or crullers >d pre-
ferred d ootistaAe an appropriate
sup-
per for the poverty party•
padding pans contain the sand-
wirhela, cookies and
doughnuts.
Cider
as served from • dishpan with • dip-
per in lien of lemonade or punch.
A prise was awarded the guest wear-
ing the most "`poverty stricken" cos -
tame. Just after the awarding of the
pry some one recited Over the
)hills to the Poorbouse," while any
one related "hard luck" stories. and
to the :senator of the worst ones
primes were Riven - "Poo: Richard's
'Litale Dorrit.•. "Oliver
Twist. '`The Old cariosity Shop,"etc-
Old-fashioned candy in 'stick= and
molasses taffy were handed as a spe-
cial treat during the story-tellinrt-
At. an open fireplace the gum
huddled in true -'cold and starved".
fashion. This fire also served
the cairn, from which popcorn balls
were made in the following manneV
Boil together the tngredtents•nsed Inc
the old-fashioned molasses taffy and
before removing it from the fire star
in enough popCOrn to thicken it. Take
the mixture oat by the spoonful and
as soon as it can be handled roll it
into balls: then roll these over and
over again in kernels of corn until no
more will adhere 10• the balls.
FetteI7rt: OPERA -noes. - The farm-
ers are now on tbe lewd again, and
in consequence there will not be many
in town Inc souse. time until they get
their crop The e roads are still rough
and it is eery implement driving re
most roads. although the roads rf
Huron ennIIV are fairly good. Pos-
sibly we shall be ahie to get some of
c.
that great amount the prrs.ent ihomin-
Gilbert Grieves bad i hereon Monday j'ccoodGoro� Pn itrvipinigg tO Rive for
raisingtthe (Old of hit shed. g
Joseph Fll-un had a very successful A Sort ttOt 4isro'-T1tesl. Geom.
Joh day and there wag a g h ce.c enrtxsefnl aaeemhtc
auction sae ocel crowd, in their cloh mom. on Friday night.
John Purvis took the hide. There was " very gond attend+neO.
,i. Johnston passed through the burg I considering the bad west her and the
with his tea auto nn Mueday. • state of the roads. a number hang
Mr. Button, of l.uckoow, visited A. -
Johnston this week.
1 on Tuesday. •
it was •(90 helds
PARISIAN SAGE.
Im:taboos of This Gnat Hair Iuvtgorator
Are Abroad mo the Land. Look for,
the Girl With the Anbarn Hair be
Every Package.
l'ari-nan surge--a•k for nt by name
when you went the i••al hair grower
and dandruff cure.
This % picture of
the rarton in whirli
osch !bottle of Par-
isian Sage is packed.
Parirtian Sage will
hellish dandruff. st op
falling hair and Rh-
ine acelp, and pro-
mote a new grovrth
of hair if the hair
root is not dead. It
is a clean tonic aod
nii* lead or other
It will put radiant
beauty into dull,
faded. lifelese hair.
and as a dainty hair
dressing for women
it cannot he matrhed.
Get o .5111-e-ent NA tie
herr from %Finirham, Clinton. Re' -
weave. Lnn5esboro' and Auburn.
Tony Vita's three-piece otehestre fa-
nichsd the music. A numhe. of the
ladies lnr.keel very pretty in their
beautiful ball dressiest and a few of the
gentlemen had fnll drew snit*. giving
the assembly a nice appea-ance.
PER00%A1- AND GEI(ERAL.—A num-
ber of the hr.ys are 'starting 10 throw
the baseball around tbe streets. 1• is
shout time they were fretting tome ho
to nreanixe for the season .. .Mies
Bella Scott. of East Waware ish,
visited her engin. Wm. Sant, herr
last week• before leaving for Billings.
Mnntans. E Watson A Same
.hipped a car of cattle and one of hogs
to Tarnow ' this week Duncan
Macdonald received a ram of fencing
wire tbim week and is now busily en -
Paganini's Promise.
One day w -ben in France Pags-
runi, the famous violinist. took a cab
to the thsatre, where an enthusiastic
audience was waiting to hear him per -
which he played on a single string.
On alighting be said to the driver,
.140. moth oue your -to
Toe," replied the man. "the' boe
10 francs." "What. 10 tramcar es.
claimed Paganini. "You are Yes...ins!.
-Indeed I am not You charge as
much for • seat at your concert"
CHURCH NOTES
Prints
No oetter place to bay your
this stere. Prime lite and
not equalled in the trade at
and atnnl.tte colors tad full pelt
twat, b our Drees Goods. Coma here if you want
tbe best tied cbespeat Trimmings to be found.
quality considered. A kat of specials in black.
Allover Laces
A choice assortment in black, white, cream,
Paris, navy and kin's blue. These laces cone
direct to to from Switzerland and you will find
our prices much (ower than you are likely pairing
in other places. Insertions. Raadin&s and Edg-
ings, in black. cream. Paris and white.
Oingiums
In stripes and small and large • becks, Scotch
and En„1i>b makes. A reliable cloth and deprod
..be cok.ra. Pricer 10c. loot and ISc. Buy .,ur
Gingham's ben and be safe.
Silks
We have just added to our silk react a large
shipment of Sf to 31 -inch widths in plain blue.
tan, brown. black acid a few 'pieces of the new
brocade in baa and blue, SO inches wide. Them
Brocades are very new this seams'.
Pure silk Shentungs, St inches wide. in Ww,
tan and natural. They are great value at 11.1111 -
Rugs, Linoleutns and Oilcloths
A full new stock for this spring's buyers. We feel sate in saying that we
cannot be undersold in these floor coverings. Our prices will be found exception-
, ally good on Rugs. Linoleums 8 4, 12 4 and 16 4 wide.
J. H. COLBORNE
M r. James Young. of Hayfield. will
preaoh in Victoria street church next
At North ortree: Methodist church
neet Sunday It Dr. Oaten, of Brus•
eels, preaco morning end evening
and conduct the adult Bible class. A
notial welcome to all.
The London l'auference of the Metho-
dist church will meet this year in
First rhumb. London. coo/cocoa-log
Thursday. June O. at 2 p. the MID-
Wednesiay. June ith. at e:15 a. tn.
of Pat otos Asap today. If It doesn't
give complete satisfaction. your airessy
will be returned. Sold by E. R. Witte
end dealer* everywhere.
esT. HELENS.
T -wan At April SUL
W omen's I mei t ate will bold its
rtionthiy emetiag at the home of Mrs.
o'clock. The subiect will bie
Pleat. rad fieritos Need.- Roll ea. to
he vespoeied to by quistatisea from
Wordsworth. lliere will be the mad
diseassim cm the ottastion ismer.
Come prepared. All the loess are
eordially invited to starrall.
visited Mrs. G. Derain for • empie
days lam week.
Miss Pearl INtil end her friend,
Mien Fiume. of Whistlers. upset the
weshosid int the Isrunsee home bare.
Iinems am/ her two miss
amtwal them dos West ow Ilia=
sad aro erszyiws et W. Mow.
us. Hamm anima with she ear.
We hese es hare fisommo imam in
Elm a. Eillisellore
at timisenth,
D. el Whishos, le vie&
Mem
PlItgli111111 War silent for • minute and
then. with • complacent ensile. he
handed the cabman a liberal tare.
siring as he did so, 'I mil pay you
le francs wben you drive nie on ooe
Maine worship nett Lircts Day in
ating. Hours of worship 11 a. tn. and
7 p. ni. Bible *Moot and Bible aeon
•t O %J. in Yammer people's MeeLlIne
blondes, evening/1 p. m. Visitors will
he °Drill/Lily welcomed to al] three set -
The regular monthly meeting of the
Y. tv. it. It. Society wss beid on
Bre. J. P. Melee. The niertieg WAS
,ioefiested by Mies May Stoddat t.
Petters explaining the -educetionsil.
medic•I and evaoicelical work of the
ciated. 'roe next meeting will he beld
May 1:3112. AU young ladies usade wel-
Lond. 41. pre/Wiled two seerrnor, In
Mitchell is a floe speaker and he eon-
veyed his menages at both services in
a most able manner. Ile alio ad-
dressed the Sabbath school in the
Rev. G. A. Woodside, Brantfotd.
Oot.. received a letter fries Rev.
tallowy Sit. in irhic.h the writer says :
••Tbe moat remarkable event in recast
times bar recently occurred in Peking.
You have all beard a tbewoodetful
Temple ot Heaves in srhith the Ems -
elope worshipped mice • year.
tly it was thrown open for ten
Vie
IARE ram FuxNtS BOY moor 7
s.,13 roar them se. It is alio ssod
f or al kis& of
Easy te apply.' 13 ohm
BROM. HOLDER FREE
dee Camila Orr Hiamdma
How to Wash Dan Panel.
shrink after washing them. mean
Very Ireque.nily lace door
impossible to isee them again- To pew
vent this foamy these instmetions:
Afar removing the panel from tire
door thortraghbr clean the glom. Wadi
sod starch the lam. dip in the rode
immediately sail replace the panel es
the door. Owe should be dbeerwed
poll the ism straight. tookiag doom
the sides if necessalT. to stretch the
Al/ow it to dry upon the door.
=Lidera tar better reseals ties •
Isazader the semi is the um& mini.
9100 Howard, 1100.
li•e• Mot Awe et lees me
The madiere et Mb paw wall be to
lboteehma bae AM to mop ta Its
C0110111:270418107 moo me Mown M
sewoomet owe_ slosh
sae. swim area tie moo I"-
Wea.nresemerdt==i-
MO
Create OppeanaltT.
tandem crairiffte•. Mos in
opportunity stasis 11816.
we nub Int la hour
make it If the =ZS*
de not wait flit
they handle the hut 411•011•99.
limey ami1 is Os teeth et The WM
insdily as Our sod Woe II nesid2
UM ant mese Ns mishalur
u m suet Ivey hi4 boat hi MID1111
• wall is bed swarm
"Year Wier said sWIMMIM sheik
sw see yin. so Isle lea Mak dean
leer whoa Ihe young ilea
Sol whet he steeearg.TS
W.4 go bow emir
The Lima
sizcza
at a Them It
to hoe kw
hi IC'
"I seam hessil pa
Is • UNNIONIINO •1111
Tea SAUL ST
Ideal Feneing
No need of sending out of town when you can
buy the reliable Ideal at the prices we are selling at -
A number of manufacturers are selling a light
wire called No. 9 which is only one feature of in-
ferior fencing.
Compare the weight, on the szale, of Ideal
Fencing and any other make and you will find that
the Ideal will weigh the heavier.
Howell Hardware 0o., lotd.
On the verr altar where hip nt saeri-
pointed to tbe Lamb of God who
tek-eth away the sins of the sir -old
This is unexampled in all the long
history of China but doutitlees we
shell see stranger tbiogs as Ono* goes
dam awl Ammer the crowds minim -
oriel. awl their converts took up
stand and preached frosty sad ander
▪ prevertice. which. however. woe
o w▪ e thew Dr. Lowrie stool us the verr
top of the Altar of Sacrilles sod
the asspol. Risco the ab-
ralosibillino Imperial worship has Mean
piatie there. bat sow nelOtions liberty
by. Everywhere the prospects of t be
(impel are encouraging. and dinorder
is. on the whole. %wonderfully
Pewit:Dies abound, but the Christ itris
are optimistic."
It WAD never meant t hat levy people
eliould reach the top of tbe *ladder -
there would be no place for tbem to
sit down.
000EISICH MARKETS.
•
Our price on 7 wire
is Atic per rod.
A
L
tlowellilardware Co., united.
Tavares'. Aril rtn
boa *wee. ea
me bedi
Ilroa. net 100 If SO be IS ea
Weal. pee bad- A ID le 40
0 0 la 111
T.verweer lb 001to 001
•
17, H TESWAh
evert be Caoada who bsa
There is owe dry yeast
never ba • be... lied be bee boss
makhg yeast ler 2$ yew& Its mass
SWAN YEAST CAKES
Are me obkablee ems bowel of hie AO and
imperlireme Be pees yes woeful Breed
Issernaor Talky sill revers hes
WIWI MST CAMS
flia Toe bor.
There am be se %Mar yeses dew Maw *ma
Toast Calms. We do Mt knew of any
vas so pa&
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE.
In the Spring Time
The Square. Osikrich
Agent tee Wssilbeimir Mew
Brighten your house with
• few iiew pieces of tat
nitare. Meese bear is miad
that you ces secure Nigh -
geode Foraitawe at right
prime at this More. Whether
yea are famishing an entire
h ome. Wise up • room. or
purchasing only a sharte
piens. we should like to here
you eon mai we whet we ewe
ao fee you.
plow No.