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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-5-8, Page 4r Mwensaw. Maw a w THa SIGNAL : GODSRICH ONTARIO District News ST. AUGUSTINE Tasaaaa'r. May nth. Jurratvae.—Yes. Jake ands is visit- ing her daughter, Ni.. We, !Islay. this week Cameron Jefferson is working with Jane. Cellr this sum- mer j .. Mrs Wen. Sytiba is oe the lick 1E4 at lowest ...The tarsen in this vicinity have finished seeding mod are now busy preparing their toot J[round ... . Win. McIntosh and oseph Hnv c were Goderich visitor, this week .. _Owing to the busy t ime there was not a very large sitao- dancc at the rifle ranges last batwday. James Johnston and his staff of mea installed a Goderich Rural tele- phone elaph_nne in the home of Wm. Sylibs last Vturday... . Hr. and Miss Elliott, ..f Dungaenoo, called on friends in this vicinity this week. PORT ALBERT. WEDNESDAY. May 7th. Baxtcz.c.. -Mrs A. E. Colborne and son. Ambrose, of Goderich. spent Sun- day with her father and motber. Mr. and lino W. E. Mc -Connell Mrs. I3. Hayden it visiting relatives in Goderich the. week Elvis Arm- strong. of Seafemh, was a visitor at Jacob McGee's for e couple of days last week Miss Elim McMillan was home from her school &t Kintail for over Sunday Mr. and his. Norma. Cdclbugh, of Goderich, were Sunday visitors at Wm. Brinley's. ... Mr. and Mrs. N. Cnnniogbam were •gttesta et JohniScboenbals' at Clint aver Sunday Mn. Hugh Mc- Guire, of Goderich, is waiting ber par- ents, arents, Mr. and M rs. Thos K il.on, jr. Fred Nelson, of St. Thoma., was the guest of his cousin. Utway Hay- den. Wit week .....Mies Eliza Richard- son is visiting beg sister. Mrs. Hugh Stewart. at Dungannon Miss Grace McKenzie and Wallace (Ire= ninghani, of the G. C. I , spent the week -end at their loom . here .. Mise Evelyn Hayden wet home from Gode- rieb for over Sunday. . HOLMESV I LLE. TUESDA'r, May 6th. News; of Tsz Warty service was held here Let Sunday morning and was very largely at- tended .Rev. Mr. Greene. of Clinton. prea.hed in the moroiog. The farmers around bele are mostly through seeding. A good warm rain would led very coos'table. .... teepee - tor Tom paid Our village .ebool a visit last week. He and Miss Robiosoo visited the "16th" school in the after- noon. .. Miss Holmes went to Gode- rich on Saturday, owing to the th- rew of her sister,' Mrs. McKenzie Mrs. W. Pickard and Mts. Will Jen- kins were in Goderich on Thursday. Mies Bertha Stanley left for the West last week .Misses Hattie and Emma Lani. and Fern Allen, of Cliston. spent Tuesday with firs. W. Jenkins .... Mise offer tied)akrs, of the Maitland concession. visited her grand- father, Jos. Proctor. last week Mrs. Draper, of Lioderi-h, was & visi- tor in the village on Friday The cheese factory started work on Moe - day. PERSONAL MENTION. A. E. Cool is is Tuner eMr this week to bear the far low+ Paulid dirk. Mrs. J. N. McKeedriek. of Gail was heat aro A short reit to Lira T. Oundry. She returned boor on Monday. Heat Harland. of Detroit. visited friends is town for a few day.. returning to the 'City of the Straits o. Toe.day. Mrs Webster returned on Saturdayafter • vitt d two mouths with her daughter. Yea 11. JohfRon, at Preston. Mrs C. Inarkrteoe and daughter. Mrs lie Hamilton Oakley. will be at hese on Weisser day aftsuoon of peri orris Mir Vera Murray. wbo has been a typhoid fever patirat at Alezandra bowies► for several weeks is progreseeing favorably. Mia Layton Hill. of Hlyth. me■mpasied by e htwo i..isiti:s her patens. Mr. and Mrs. g- Mitchell. Britaaatm inti. • Miss Parsons leas returned tem Walkers elle. wiere dee was vidtirg ber 6rether. tai bele re- mised her pain= as terrier i• Victoria tricot Mr. Hamill wins at Le deo lad wank id - teethed the oral+..ries exevelaer at :at Joe e� c Her daughter. Mho Bertha Harf[1tL W the hose, d giver the. -medic tory �birera Mrs. Andrew Johnston sad i.eghter. Miro Cbrho es. have returned to their home se, Caalow atter a tris et several ninths i• the Wert They •pl.eewnt the Aerater part et the Owe at V.aesaeer, visithw with lira items «ts'sOW, A. T. Jeeese■m. W. g.EO t1, O The lariiea Powe Prase. is t. teem yr ices business der kW paper sad incl - whit to the ppereetal home Mr. Mott seeder pd were ter the Lutea terms trite sea rmare it Pre- eeeley sees at the flug of Imgarbst lige lb. led Mea e term w � c �rA. aRir'e h a twee an/ ea lewd *be fumy with Mr. and Mrs. C. ishiamw who i. ftnasdal msrrq! EL L1.�.� Mr • IJa n and. purpose 7 malesbetters a � IiWon ash New Teel bestirs let Welt AUCTIONSALES. Tamy. /err ti - ani,. i.este .f sedteea beery. at the prowdo s ems mre.g at to nis orient. T. a T. M. Davprprelem : Tom Owens'. asrtiweec BEWARE, YOUNG ,MAN. It's the little Demerol' Germs That are Casei.R Year Hair k. Thin Out— Penese Sage Stops Failing Has and Dees Net Canna Panama Lead er The clever young mac of today dness't take any chances as losing bis hair. A man wbo is baldheaded at thirty looks like forty -11,e. and is placed at a disadvantage whets ...eking bT. HELENS. W glens se,:. May 7th. Atcrrsl. - Thq annual tweeting arum) Si. liaises bran. -h of the Woew's lestitatte will be head at the kens el lila J. B. Ruth - milord. au Tbaredsy. Nay 15th. at WS o'clock. The dicers will ha elected. All the ttttot•bers are re- quested to t e premeds. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. WKDNLSDAY, May 7th. Ton roma Vcr Morn Net. -A meeting of all interested in the [emporiums cause will he brill in Union chureb sett Monday evening, May 13th. oosn- meneing at S o'clock. An organuatioo will ler effref ed w promote the work under the Canada Temperance Act. NOTICE TO HORSEMEN. Stallion owners should enroll their 'melee at once. * great many of the stallion owners of the Province of Ontario hare en- rolled their stallions at^-otding to Lw, hat no doubt there are many who have neglected to do so. 1 would warn these that it will be absolutely neeemary to have all stallions enrolled bdore the season opens about May let. A great many horsemen do not understand what procedure to take. Some are of the opinion that it is ab- solutely necessary to have the horses inspected. Title is not correct. The law states that the horse must be en- rolled, and be tuay he inspected if the owner so desires. In order to enroll a horse all that it is necessary to do is to send his breed- i ing, age, markings and the name of the owner to A. P. Westervelt, Par- liament Buildings, Toronto. along with the fee of lila' 00. Mr. Westervelt wiU do the rest According to the law it is necessary i for the owner to have a copy of the ! enrollment oerti&ste appear on bis printed bills or advertisements. Dr. W. F. onto■. V. S. A tar III NS A tragic aalidmas eoouered .ors ,lei - grave la Morris tamable a few days yup while the twsyeerotd woe of Sobart Torrey, of the fin cewoession of that learnable. last his ide tten.atb the wheel. of . 0. T. M. ppaawwr+yeg.ae� train. The child ted its grand= were iaesperabls .ad it began 'tideless after him across the treat which rues tbauugb the Torrey tares. The grand- father. however, was un.wars of the I child'. whereabouts. 4 it crnmsa the 1 Lerch it .topped to play bateau the i exile tad it was then that the awful tragedy was enacted. Wbee about these trine lengths distast LIS. eagles crew apple d the brake , but too lata to prevent the sed fatality. The jail enigm s to inquire Into the err e.m.-taaoes under which the aweideat happ.esd retur Del a verdict of acci- dental death. The trains crew was exonerated Icon all blame, bot it eras towed -that Mr. Turvey a crowing gate was .eventean u&ebas from -he ground to the bottom rail. and that there was a hole is the wown wire thirteen inches wide, We bolters that the railway conrpasy ware esgligeat in not having this gate in a better state of terser." RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO AND LAME BACK ma be cured by the great fruit kidney sod liver remedy, PIG PILLS Brantford, Ont., Aut. 13. 1811. Your medicine, Fig Pills, has worked wonders for me. the rheumatic pains have entirely left me and 1 owe every- thing to your remedy. You are at liberty to publish this R. H. Gan. - MAW. At all dealers 25 and 50 cents or mailed by The Fig Pill Co., St. Tboibas. Ont. Sold in Goderieb by E. R. Wigle, druggist. • CHURCH NOTES. Rev. Dr. Medd will preach in Vie - coria street church next Sunday. ••Mother's Day" will be observed. The forenoon theme is, '•in Memory of Mother.-' The emblem orf the day i= :. white carnation. Wee.r one, please. All are welcome to these ser- Rev. S. S. Hardy. of London. efciated in tat. George's church last Sunday morning and in the evening Rev. It. W. Norwood, also of the Forest City, took charge of the service. Both clergymen gave splendid ad- dresses on the mission work of the church. particular reference being made by Rev. Yr. Hardy to the pro- grrs of Christianity in the Provin: e of Honan. China. Rev. Mr. Fother- ingbam was at London for the day. -Mot heel Day" will be observed in the Baptist ehur-h next Sunday morn- ing. Everyone in asked to honor the mothers by attending divine worship and wearing a flower. At the even-1inp service the pastor, Rev. J. Pollock. will speak from the subject "Is Com- bat the Primary Law of Life r The Sunday school and Bible class will meet at 3 p. m. The young people a the congregation bold their meeting os Monday evening at S p. m. Visitors will be cordially welcomed to all the services. The Woman'. Missionary Society of North street Methodi■o cbursh has elected the following officers for the year W13 -1P11: Hon: president., Mrs. Seeeeth : bon. vice-president. Yrs. Hager : president. hrs. Colhorne ; let vice-president.. Miss M. Robertson &id Tice -president, Mrs. Hick ; 3rd niccpre.i ed .nt. Mrs. Ferguson ; re- cording secrwtsxy, Mn. Howard cor- responding secretary, Miss Freeman ; treawtrer, Mrs. W. 0. Pridbam ; Mao- ist. Mies Washington :.uperictendent 01 Systematic Giving, Mrs. Davidson. Koos church lecture room. which has been receiving a thorough reno- tation during the past several 'creeks, will be formally reopened on the even- ing of Thursday. May 22nd. The cessation will be marked by_ the presence of Rev. J. Sieveright, A.. and Res-. Dr. Turnbull, both of Tor- onto. who are the only survivors of the eight former pastors of the terian church is Goderieh. In - tion to addresses by these two trestle - UM Dr. Strangwill give a roomfuls - Mat Wk tooeb�ning ocelli congress - Mesa ress tend history whkh deep nicest. A carina[ entertainment alum will be wendsd. All ermine - wean are being !made under the ahedhs of the Ladies' Aid Sneisty of the Angels This event will he of intent* net only to the people of Oodeeleh IldjOiniag saw wines estLtd i8m s Mt sill A.i.rieh teugship. as le the early days of shat+ Ile in this vYMtty these three shames were sou tseeetad with the Oodwieh eosgrsgatios. AUBURN. TMII..DAT. hay Sts. News Nomas. -Min Jean Ratcliffe, from S.ult 8th Marie. Mich.. le visit ing ber brother. Thoaraa, for a mouth. Job. Moulden is all smile. A bouncing b.,y just. arrived at We heem is the ceruse John Johnston ...re- ceived e,Deiced a car rf cement this week ..... The home cert Joseph Carter was gladdened by the arrival of a baty troy on Tburday of tact week and again saddened by its death ne litred- nesdey afternoon Miro Miesie Dobie is in Clinton bosprt.L She underwent an operation on Wades, - day for appeodiettie.. ...Mks. Japer McBrieo is critically ill with pneu- monia and slight bopes are ester- t.ained of beg recovery Stephen Meld is under the doctor's care, suffer- ing frcni a relapse. Was. Mote. of Dungannon, visited her panels on Tuesday DEBATE- - The Epworth League metering Tuesday night was in the form of a debate : Resolved, that home mission are more important than foreign minions." Home missions were championed by Rny Munro acid Fred Pleetser. white foreign missions were looked atter by Ralph Munro and. *. Shackleton. Tbe former woe by a few Nista. LOYAL. TranDAT, May nth. A Yotoro tern Erroro.—*sorbet bone in thiscosawuuity bas Sin sod deeed—that of Col. and Yrs. Vag one—hy the death of their little grand- son, Thomas Stanley Tretbewey, only child of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Tiethewey. of Cobalt, at the early age of ane year and nine months The little came was ill but a few days. The remains terse brought here for burial and the fun- eral took place on Sunday afternoon, April 27th, Froin the bone of Cot. Verooe. to Colborne cemetery. Rev. Mr. Laing conducted" the services. Tbe pallbearers were Harry and James Gallagher, Gordon Beset and Wil- liam Mallows. Deep sympathy is ex- tended to the sorrowing relatives. Noma.—Mr. and Mrs Alex. Young. of Goderich. accompanied by their nephews, Robt. Brown, of Fort Wil- lis -ix, ant J. P. Brown. of Regina. spent a day last week with Mr. and a :; a� *ham mesa. down Saar the roote d your hair es army of dee- irw/ hair roes . aars dualroelett its Thee .i dabs owl, gnaws this. apnd�beld.... to.dta AWNS maw gustilith in tedlitaiseas= OS elnadS Ed Itelni g a—namsy r �b Es ter.. Old ellib =bale Few* Pr.apsels. iSfa. where there me egotism last pear these will be aAddy Rtleed Blanc thla year. Gress - um. land maw of the earlier variethe are going 1e, Wesson we& ache Meow have • dandy geed Meo wilia taldwine and rents will he very light outing to heavy hearksgh t year. Peon. plm.A pooches. ebonies se well ase lareirbe ,..iss w tw.h hulas weeather eaut�tiene ate � ea vws1. the w Mthe ay anas honailifel MAW The proem wane wsenh r is Awake the .isms tinpld4 and is evening ti* a w 1e, tam days ..slier tin last ran Myth. Kay Mb Il L sinal. Pork& Beans \Vonan's Weakness A manwies reprudarthe smarm are is the mere e...* tad caseinness unth her ks.fgfte.t dissrderitehe kaisers brings &heel a cernseptsdieg Stewss is the reproductive Dorle• Codsay ► storing the kidsynto perfect cosditiot, and cure those M&efY figs orders peculiar is wsmss Pais g moureut motbers. wgareg wenn aed women esterwg wpm the Change of Lies year heat Irked is Dodd's Kidney ills Yrs. Jobs Clark. We are sorry to learn of the continued illness of Mrs. Goma Beam. We hope obs may be speedily metered to bur usual Rood health Our ex teacher, Yin )Sale of 'rat, was here to attend the tmmeriil of little Statile] Trethewey. Yew Measly, of Toronto, also was Isere foe the funeral Yrs Chas. Babb, at Godericlo is spending the .unto r with ber parents. Mr. sad Y r a. Robs. McMillan. Grace. the h ill. daughter of Mr. and lits F 044.... was badly scalded re- cently. by the upsetting of a kettle of hot water, but she is reeoveriryg nicely from the Mets. Machinery p0 YOU USE Butter Wrappers? The Signal furnishes them. neatly printed, at the following prices . 900 tree it.25 $1 75 The' me of the err covers greatly iuereases the selling price ort your butter. iu 1 We `ire Steady Employmeat a r.mab*m MSS tar the sail of our ps•ietae We as the nevm.t.ass brat a retiaMe. weU 01-U..1. eM■baAN atm we wear. If rue win le ntpmast ins Waite New. before tt is ma iia. `e funk! OVER S00 ACRES ..der ewkirario• and ewe et the most nam Minoru ,lases i■ lbamda. g..e.b- bohel 31 yuan. Res wseleare et week ea appilestioa MAI NEW CO. Tenets. Ontario. There's no fuss or bother about getting a meal, with Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes in the house. Always ready to nerve, fresh, tasty and nutritious. Sold by all Grocers at Me the package. Look for this signature. Wzdayy-Ao* CORN FLAKES MasseyadarrisShop HAMILTON STREET is the place to buy your Machinery, Buggies, Wire Fencing and Bone Black Fertilizer. Just received — a con- signment of Canada Car- riage Buggies, also of Grays (Chatham), and some from Mount Forest. A car of Bone black Fertilizer just in ; also 3000 rods of the Frost Fence. ROBERT W i LSON The Masey•Harri. Agent Godericb New Spring Goods Coming in NEW SUITS NEW PANTS NEW HATS NEW CAPS NEW SHIRTS Everything in Spring Goods. It will pay you to come and see tu.. You will double your money buying from us. 11. Robins Square Goderich i . 71 a ' Your Boy is Entitled to - a Free . t Canadian Farm Why worry about the future of your sons? The Gov- ernment at Ottawa is giving away this year 150.000 free homesteads in Western Canada. The bulk of these are located along or Dear the Canadian Northern Railway, the tine recognized in the West as the Pioneer Farmer's Railway This title"was earned because ,.be Canadian Northern Railway peter lacked courage to build its steel into new districts, placing the railway and all that it stands for, within east reach of the pioneer. Fr to now nn to the end of October. Howeseekeri Ex- minim. • .-ke s to \\hare Canada are oo sale every Tues- day. 7 ... , islet, . to good to return within two months from da aid .mw. • seep* tickets sok! from May to July, inclusive. ei heel ...ay - be extended tor two months on paymet.. . f Five Dollars for each mooth or part thereof to • t-ut at destination. Stop -over will he per- ermitted at any Canadian Nort.herti .ration west. of Port mitted Arthur. For the accotnmodction of pa gingers, a Tourist Car for Winnipeg via Chicago and Duluth. will Wore Tor- onto Union Station at 11 P. M. on the following dates :- June 3rd, July 1st, Joly Path, August 11101i, September gird and October 21st. Write for all .particulars. Some Canadian Northern Publications MA Creator of Business --A story of the Canadian Northern Railway. "Pena River, Alberta. and How to Reach 1t. - "Key to Pro.p.tity'-A :torr of the wheat fields of Western Canada. • -soon Free Homesteads... Any agent of the company will gladly gine vou any or all of the above publications, or write General Passenger Departmesta at 68 King Street, East, Toronto, Ontario, or 2116 8t. James Street, NontreaL Quebec. Canadian Northern Railway IIThE COLB3RNE STORE 1 Adding continually to our already large Iino1eu,n,s showing in new patterns of Linoleums and 00 - cloths bought for this season's selling. Widths in Linoleums s„ 3 and 4 yards wide. Best makes 5oc to 56c a square yard. Oilcloths 3' 6, 1, Ira, 2 and 24 yards wide. This being our first season for Rugs everything we have 1 Rugs made for this spring's selling. Sizes 21 by 3, 3 by 31, 3 by 4 and 3; by 4. Window Dra ■ries Window Draperies in Bungalow P Nets, in white, ecru and Paris shades, 15C, 20C, 25C, 30C and 35c a yard. Bun- galow Curtains in sets trom 95c to 13.00 a pair, 2= and 3 yards long. Scrims in plain, medallion, colored patterns, 15c to 35c a yard. In stock now the largest stock of Window Curtains and Draperies we ever showed. This is the Goderich Hosiery House. There is little in Hosiery Stockings that can't be got at this store from our great 2 for 25C 10 a fine silk $1.00 a pair. has a feeling of stocking com - Radium pletness. It is sheer and soft, t•__ smart and dressy on the feet", and feels cool and comfortable. if Radium Hosiery has reinforced soles ,r., , J and is 4 times reinforced at heel and toe to resist hard usage and adds weeks of wear. A very important feature too, is that you can buy them here at 25c, 35c and 5oc. Leek Ask for Perrin's Radium Hose in black . inti oat and tan. Black 25c, 35c and 5oc. Tan 35c and 5oc. 1 ea+.'s t J. H. COLBORNE Machinery p0 YOU USE Butter Wrappers? The Signal furnishes them. neatly printed, at the following prices . 900 tree it.25 $1 75 The' me of the err covers greatly iuereases the selling price ort your butter. iu 1 We `ire Steady Employmeat a r.mab*m MSS tar the sail of our ps•ietae We as the nevm.t.ass brat a retiaMe. weU 01-U..1. eM■baAN atm we wear. If rue win le ntpmast ins Waite New. before tt is ma iia. `e funk! OVER S00 ACRES ..der ewkirario• and ewe et the most nam Minoru ,lases i■ lbamda. g..e.b- bohel 31 yuan. Res wseleare et week ea appilestioa MAI NEW CO. Tenets. Ontario. There's no fuss or bother about getting a meal, with Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes in the house. Always ready to nerve, fresh, tasty and nutritious. Sold by all Grocers at Me the package. Look for this signature. Wzdayy-Ao* CORN FLAKES MasseyadarrisShop HAMILTON STREET is the place to buy your Machinery, Buggies, Wire Fencing and Bone Black Fertilizer. Just received — a con- signment of Canada Car- riage Buggies, also of Grays (Chatham), and some from Mount Forest. A car of Bone black Fertilizer just in ; also 3000 rods of the Frost Fence. ROBERT W i LSON The Masey•Harri. Agent Godericb New Spring Goods Coming in NEW SUITS NEW PANTS NEW HATS NEW CAPS NEW SHIRTS Everything in Spring Goods. It will pay you to come and see tu.. You will double your money buying from us. 11. Robins Square Goderich i . 71 a ' Your Boy is Entitled to - a Free . t Canadian Farm Why worry about the future of your sons? The Gov- ernment at Ottawa is giving away this year 150.000 free homesteads in Western Canada. The bulk of these are located along or Dear the Canadian Northern Railway, the tine recognized in the West as the Pioneer Farmer's Railway This title"was earned because ,.be Canadian Northern Railway peter lacked courage to build its steel into new districts, placing the railway and all that it stands for, within east reach of the pioneer. Fr to now nn to the end of October. Howeseekeri Ex- minim. • .-ke s to \\hare Canada are oo sale every Tues- day. 7 ... , islet, . to good to return within two months from da aid .mw. • seep* tickets sok! from May to July, inclusive. ei heel ...ay - be extended tor two months on paymet.. . f Five Dollars for each mooth or part thereof to • t-ut at destination. Stop -over will he per- ermitted at any Canadian Nort.herti .ration west. of Port mitted Arthur. For the accotnmodction of pa gingers, a Tourist Car for Winnipeg via Chicago and Duluth. will Wore Tor- onto Union Station at 11 P. M. on the following dates :- June 3rd, July 1st, Joly Path, August 11101i, September gird and October 21st. Write for all .particulars. Some Canadian Northern Publications MA Creator of Business --A story of the Canadian Northern Railway. "Pena River, Alberta. and How to Reach 1t. - "Key to Pro.p.tity'-A :torr of the wheat fields of Western Canada. • -soon Free Homesteads... Any agent of the company will gladly gine vou any or all of the above publications, or write General Passenger Departmesta at 68 King Street, East, Toronto, Ontario, or 2116 8t. James Street, NontreaL Quebec. Canadian Northern Railway In the Spring Time Brightens your house with piece. of Fur- niture. Please !year in mind that you ran secure High- grade Furniture at right pricer at the. stare. Whether you are furni hisg am main house, fitting up a room. ar perehmeing only a eagle piece, we should like to have you man and see what we me de Mgr yen. a few new GEO. IIONMEIER The Swafilfl, OsderIcti 'Moons No. 19 Agent dor PI training, First raw an