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THE SIGNAL : GODERICEP ONTARI
District News
DUNUANRION.
WEuxttuo.Y. June 1Itb.
WEST W A W.vot.H ELat-TIoa. --
Nominations for the •auney is the
township council of West Wawanee&
caused by the death of Councillor
Stephen Medd will be received at the
township hall on Moeda` June Mit,
at 1 o'clock p.tu. This po111iog, if nee -
teary. will be oue week later.
LANE&
Ti gsllA Y. June 11th.
Lamm, 1uCA14.-Thomas Ferguson
is busy preparing for putting a cement
wall under hie bait n... . ('has. Alton
also is putting a cement wall under
his stable ....Clifford Treleaven is
visiting his ar-andpareot. here ..
Misr Debby \1'ehster is visiting Mrs.
W. Lane lot a few days .. Rev. W.
Mackintosh preached • farewell ser-
mon on Sunda'. He intends spend-
ing a couple ot months 11 ha bonze in
Scotland A number from here in
tend going to the Point Farm nest
Friday ... Mrs. Philips is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. T. Ferguson
Last week a little daughter came to
the house of Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan.
Mr. rind Mrs. Thomas Strong have
returndel after a week's visit with
friends.
OUL.IfORN E.
TEASDAY, June 10th.
MAITLANDCU\cvNsitut N(1TEi.-Mire
Myrtle Beacom ret...rned to her home
in Clinton last week, after a visit of a
few weeks with her si■ter. Mn. W.
Biggins Harvey Hallman was a
guest at the home of Wm Durst last
week Miss Edith Levis spent last
week visiting with friends on the
Maitland .... Mr. and Mn.. John
Schwanz were guest+ at the home of
John Flick on Sunday Ezra
Fisher had the foundation for his new
Karn completed last week Thos.
Pennington is building an addition
to his house this summer and it rush-
ing it to completion with all possible
speed Mi. and Mrs. W. H. Forster
spent Sunday in the county town....
The moonlight excursion at Goderich
proved quite an attraction for the
young people. A number from this
section availed themselves of the op-
portuni,y to get a ride on the lake.
CARLOW.
Tucttsw.y, lune 12.
The members of Morning Star Lodge,
A., F. & A. M., will attend divine ser-
vice at Smith's Hill church nett Sun-
day at 3 oelock p.m. Rev. R.. A.
hiller, of Auburn, will preach.
In spite of rather unfavorable
weather, the grain crops look well.
Pastures are not in good condition,
however, and the prospects to a good
fruit. stop are rather uncertain.
Mrs. Hogan, of Detroit, a former regi-'
dent of Carlow, came up on the Grey-
hound excursion and is the guest .1
?piss Glen. Another trreyhound
excursionist is John Teasley, froto
Sarnia, who a visiting old friends,
here.
Mrs. R. M. Young and Misa Lily
Ferguson attended the great I're.by-
tetiar congress at Toronto as dele-
gates from the Women's Missionary
Societies 01 Smith's Hill church.
James Glen is peatkiag itt>g a' new
fence which w.11 Pah/tote the good
appearance of the lith coucessiou.
Samuel Sbepperd also is rucking ..owe
improvements on his property. Any-
thing in the wind there : o
BEWAIL -LER.
Tcitsu.ey,June 11th.
IlIi�MILLEH BKIKF.c.-Itev. A. W.
Brown wilt be saving g000ht a to his
people on Sunday. as he and his wife
and ch;ldtto leave for Tot ontn on
Monday en 'cute for ErglauJ. They
expect to sail from Mootteal on Thins -1
day next by the Allan line S. S. Vir-
ginian. They hope to return for the 1
titat Sunday is October. Mir. Davi-
son. of Mcntreel College. is to supply
during the pastor's absence
Arthur Page experts to leave Bea-
utifier on Tuesday to take up the work
to which the Landon Methodist. Con-
ference has appointed hin, on the Port
Stanley circuit Mrs. Jess. Gled-
hill is not so well again .. - Mie
Nellie Stt-anghan has enjoyed a good
holiday amongst her many friends
and returned to Toronto to resu.ue
her duties Albert Uke has gone to
the city. tooAfter finishing his
course at Clinton Business College he
expect. to take up a position in
Toront 1.
WEDNESDAY, June 4th.
BENMILLER BRuEpr.-K. T. Pftim-
mer is remodelling one of bis stables.
He has raised it and is building a cem-
ent foundation
em-entfoundation uodet it las. Elliott.
of Nile, has the contract A. M.
Atraugban also is {improving his prop-
erty. He is busy buildinghis founda-
tion and expecte to have is house up
by midsummer. Good boy. Miller,
don't stop at that -Rev. A. W.
Brown as away attending Conference
this week. We hope hs stays with ua
for another year Verne Gledhill
is helping his uncle, R. Moore. this
week, but expects to be home again
shortly Miss Nell StraugLan is
home on a vacation for • few days.
We art pleased to see her again.
AUBURN.
Tit C1t8DAY. June 12th.
A strawhen v festival will be held on
July 1st ,,n the Presbyterian manse
grounds. Further particulars next
week.
Rev. A. Laing returned Tuesday
evening accompanied by his bride, and
was given • hearty reception. Tbe
bride was Miss Minnie Millie Gorhy,
of Kingston.
O00ERICH TOWNSHIP.
WEnvttnnAY, June 11th.
Mrs. Campbell and son. Gordon. are
visiting Mrs Campbell's sister. Mrs.
S. R. MacMM .
Miss S. MacMath has returned from
Toronto. where she had been the last
week as • delegate to the annual meet-
ing of the board of the W. F. M. S.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dasidsoo, of
Victoria, H. C., have just arrived here
after spending a week in Toronto.
where he was attending the meetings
of the General Assembly. They ex-
pect to spend • month in this district
visiting friends and relatives. Mr.
1►aridson's many friends are glad to
see him @gain.
Considerable damage was done in
the district by the frosts of last Satur-
day ani Sunday nights. Those who
planted out tomato planta for the can-
ning factory have found it rather dis-
conrsging tor a beginning. as about
half of the plants were frozen.
Quite a number from this locality
visited the "Better Farming" coaches
last Saturday at the C. P. 14. station,
at Godericb.
ST. HELENS.
Trasnst, June 10th.
Tug WEEK'S NEWS. -Elliott Miller
and his mother, Mrs. John Miller.
were at Detroit this week on the
Greyhound exwrsion. ..A goodly
number attended the Women's Insti-
tute meeting held in the hall on Mon-
day. Mies Gilholin spoke no "Cana-
dian Wooten and Dairying" Miss
Annie McKenzie, who had been in
Guelph for several month*, returned
last week acec,:npanied by her aunt,
Mrs:Clark Miss Myrtle Webster
lett Monday for Toronto to visit her
sister. Mrs. Jas. Mitchell e' Rev.
Wm. Mackintosh left on Monday to
attend tbe Presbyterian General As-
sembly at Toronto. He will sail from
Montreal on Saturday on the Scaudin
avian for a two months visit W his
house to Glasgow \Vill Ruther-
ford is in Toronto this week with a
car of live stock T Phillips was
in Toronto this week Mrs. Mc-
Vittic, of Westfield, visited her
daughter, Mri. W. Taylor. on Sunday.
Mrs. Cr' and Mrs. Moon,
of Loudest--tr., and Miss Ltckhart., of
Auburn, visited at %V. Taylor's on
Sunday Mrs. Matt.. Taylor. of
1Vawota. Manitoba, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Jas. Campbell.
(lean' PARTY. -A garden party
•Ptd ice errant' swill under the
auspio es of the Preal,vterian church,
St. Helens, will be held on the even-
ing of June Deeb. Tete will he nerved
from et., 8 n.lock on the grounds of
Mts. R. K. Miller`s A good entertain-
ment will he provid.d. See posters
for fast t limpet t iculars.• '
SCHOOL REPORTS.
Repot t of No 10, Ashfield : Claes V.
-E. Johnston, M. Downey, R. Alton.
Sr. IV. -S. Alton, T. Little F. John-
ston. E. Parrish. Jr. IV.. -J. Scott.
A. semi, Y. Fetgit.on, 13. Johnst.-u,
M. Johnston, I... Faa-tisb, J. Bowler.
Mt. 111.-13ennet,• Reed. Jr. 111.-8.
UT.oncblin, L. O'Loughlin. R. John.
coon. T. Sherwood, F. Reinhardt. N.
Mullin, C. Mullin, 11. Ferguson. Sr.
I1. -E. Johnston, V. Drennan. Jr. i1.
-M. Johnston. Claes 1.-S. Reic-
hardt. A. Alton, L. O'Loughlin.
Claw A Primary -Norman O'Lough-
lin, Della Parrish. Claes B Primary -
Ellie Drennan. Ambrose Hogan. Joe
ReinhatdL Nurnhet on roll. 34;'aver-
age attendance. 27.9. Present ever.
day --E. Parrish. F. Johnston. 4.
Alton. J. Scott. A. Scott, 13. O'Lough-
.in. L. O'Lougblip, A alton. N.
O'Loughlin. M. FAMILY, Teacher.
The following is the report for S. S.
GRANDTRUNKSYSTEM
NEW SERVICE
�8ETWEEN
TORONTO SARNiA SAULT STE. MARIE
PORT ARTTiUP -FORT WILLIAM - WINNIPEG
Steamboat Special-? hEffevyestbound
1"r y+ Kari s a -tri► wK efts
j tensa a_
gist. Isay. 1'. LIS p a
s a a.sM i t. 1(er. Ita♦v ca
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;Ala. a-- Rk
r..a. a- t,9ap. . Wal
tiara.- T.. •ss..
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Ksai .moi
Me -t'.a. Parr (aiass�. W VMaeiss.Op. boa barna Tssure aN Bands rime
casae Mr'esw'.` Ing° cae�r.."'c 'b : Ias�eta.vga -
fallift ss ilp=ri .afpm n.w it Guest O we M epee
Y t ae isew er.asm d Owed Troia teas tat lama Lets are+Ys hstwes. Geri.
or sag Werra Telilc�a..ts. 1y
J�:�ti1l!< amts avii fil it SSI w r.'.asr/�ran to
Breiare*at?istas ra «teaser
u F. R. Lorre* i Possloww w Aoror ?War ta
Nome wtenei t " •wrsattw
,tome
HEART1
ISEAS!
..• syseptea of Ebbw
D sexes. A well-keeme
doctor has said, 1 ewer
yet mile a poet-oertssees.
•mmatioe m a case of death
from 6Heiaart Disease witti-
est
est the kickers
were at 6u& " The ladaary
eied.cine wheit was fuses
the market, stoat steres..
fur for Heart Diva, sad
all Kidney Troubles, aad
mat widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
No. 1, t'olhotne, for the months of
April and May, hosed on weekly tests
and general proficiency : Entrance
class --Alice Clark 71. Luisa Soefl 61.
Sr. iV.-Kvalina B`iinley 63. Vesta
Fisher 47. Jr. 1V. -Emma Snell 711.
Clete Brinley 54. Sr. ill. -Hazel
Young 81. Charlotte Potter 48. Jr.
111. -Frank Clark 14(, Nancy Gilder*
79, Verne McCabe 46. Sr. 11. -Jean
McCabe $4. Jr, Il. -Isabel Clark 76,
Winsifred Fisher 75. Sr. Pt. 1. - Elia
McCabe 111. Clifford Brinley 54. Jr.
Pt. I. A -Mildred Fisher 71. Pt. 1 B
-•Roy Ashton (t?. Pt. 1. C-litasel
Brinley, Garnet !Udders. Misrguerite
Smith. Number on roll for month of
May, 21 : average attendance. 17. 1.
1H. BARKLEY, Teacher.
LOTHIAN.
MONDAY, June 2nd.
LOTHIAN L0( ALS. -Mrs. travman. of
Pennsylvania, visited her sister. Mrs.
England, for a few days last week
Mies Mary San spent a couple of
days visiting friends ar„Htlyrood.
We are sorry to report the illness of
Mrs. Doyle. of Paramount. who is at
present at the home of her mother.
Mrs. McNamara. Jack Fatrisb
and son, Elmer, were in Te -swats• L.
week.
DRINK
HABIT
Reliable Home Treatment
Thousands of wives, mothers and
sisters are enthusiastic in their 'praise
of ORRiNE, because it has cured their
towed ones of the "Drink Habit" and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can he given secretly. OR -
RINE costs only $1.011 per hoz. Ask
for Free Booklet.
F. J. Sutland. Norte Side Square,
Goderich.
OtsITUARY.
Pollard
At the home of hie son, Joshua
J. Pollard. at Blyth. 1Villii•u
Pollard peacefully departed this life
on Monday, M -y :41tb. He s as to his
seventy-sizt.b year. Hie death was
not unexpected. as he h..d not enjo,ed
vigorous health fora number of years.
The immediate cause of his demise ea..'
catarrhal hron.-bitts. He was bow in
Devonshire, England. in the year
1837. In 1744:t whey aix years of are,
he emigrated with his parent,
to Canada and settled in West Dur%
ham neer the town of BoCU.aneille,
where he lived until be grew to man-
hood. In MI he married Mis. Eliza-
beth Duwnimr, .ist.r of the late Jobs
I)..w..ing, of Bros -els. After their
tuar. lege they moved to the township
of Wes!niin.ter. Middlesex e+.•.nty.
and limed them for two years before
moving to Ush.Rne township. Later
the subject of this notice purchased a
farm in McKillop. where by hard work
and by the industry of himself and his
wife they made w e.swfl.rtabie bonze
tnr tbemselves. Doi his long life
Mr. Pollard was en influential member
of the Methodist church, titling many
important °feces from •itne to time.
He was recording circu.t steward fog
twenty -11.e years and was a familiar
figure in the annual conferences of
the church. In ,politics be was a
Liberal and always took a deep in-
terest inithe welfare of bis country sad
the immediate community in whirls be
lived. He is survived by a family of
one son and one daughter -Joshua .1..
of Blyth, and Mrs.uSaiswel pad.. cf
Goderich Hie wife and sus •o.,
Hiram W., predeceased bias. The
funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon, May 111t1t to Brussels
cemetery. Rey. George Jewitt ed
Blyth, officiated,- The pallbearers
were M. Roland. J. ('aspbe.1l sol J
Shannon. MI of Negate*: G. 'i
of Walton : W. Jackets tied W
Brown, of Blyth.
SUFFERED
With Biliousness and Sick
Headache.
Ualgarc. Alberta, July ft, 1911.
1 was a great sufferer for a long flute
with biliousness. rick h.adache std
liver trouble. Nothing seei.ad to do
me any good. 1 ban almost gree .ap
in despair when 1 decided to try
NG PiLLS
After taking shout half a boa the
ba.d.ahse stoped and easy appetite
p 1 have Justfinished the
improved fifth hos and t o.i. arwd Fig Pins for
stoasaeIi and liver troubles.
Mos. Matt Su*nx
Soli at ail draim i. 36 sed aearest
bores or mailed by TM P111 On.,
OIL Thonsas. IL R, Wig* druggist.
is e (I'•d.ticb W
GOAL
Habwi-
aeus by
P. Bastes Kaes, pur-
pose dealing in
Go, Wood
Limit, Comsat
Firs Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
aad Laugh Valley Coal. two
lines widish are recognists1 as
the best. We wish to giv_-
tbe people of Guderreb and
vicinity this best service itos-
ubie, sad shall .te glad to
hear from W of Mr. Holmes'
customise* and any others
who wish anything in our
hoes.
All orders left with Jas.
Yat.s,Wnot atrear, promptly
attended to.
McDonagh&Gledhill
( 'Phone No. 711
Yards at U. T. H., Nelson S;rert
r
CALL IIN
PINDER
for Plumbing, Heating, Wiring,
and All kinds ot Metal Work.
Always in Stock
1BRANTF'ORD ROOFING
METAL ROOFING, all kind■
sKW&R TILE
HARDEN HOSE and NOZ-
ZLES
OIL STOVES
GRANITE\\ ARE and TIN-
WARB.
Get our price.. They are al-
ways right. s:oosistent with good
material and honest Work.
W. R. Pioder
Hamilton St.. Goderich.
THE COLBORNE STORE
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often means hours of toil. When that dollar is spent it should
command its fullest buying power; to give it that power is one of the
vital principles of this business. Our public know this. They ap-
preciate the efforts which this store is constantly making to give
them the biggest dollar's worth possible, consistent with depend-
able merchandising. We've made it possible for your dollar to
do extra duty on the following list of seasonable goods.
Embroideries
Corset $�robtroideries, a special lot, 17 to 18
inches wide 1 So
Flouncinaa, 12 to 15 inches wide, 15c. Muss
are extra values.
Twenty-seven inch Flouncing 40e, 45c. 50c, 00c.
•Forty -five -inch Flouncing's 48,3 to $t35.
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Hosiery
We are adding to our
hosiery stock even week.
We have the test 2 foe a
quarter hose now that we
ever offered. Some of them
are worth Dearly twice our
price. Ask for Rcdiom Hose
2Se. Sao and ' Sop, new
Radium.
All -Over Laces
in white, black, erases, navy, grey, blue and
green. and prices are from Mc to .8.00a yard and
38 patterns to choose from.
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GINGHAMS
A Big Sale of Gingbatns, 45 pieces,
about 1,300 yards of the best English
and Scotch make•. Regular prices
121c and 15e and you can buy them oo
Saturday and Monday next at llc.
(.'lothdependable and colors fast.
Cotton Suitings
Our stock wasnever so 1 as now in many
of the new makes. Foulards, flbdford Corda. Crink-
le., Lemons, Galatea. and Voile.. Prices 15c, 2c,
30c, 35c. 011e and 50e.
Lawn Waists
Never had we so many in
stock as we have Low.
Prins from 90c to $3.5it.
These Waists come to us
direct from the makers and
we know our price are dead
right on them. We are show.
lag three dozens tailor-made.
Prat in direct from a New
York factory.
Prints
We never had batter value in Printa,, Crest
Brand cloth. standard weight and colon absolute.
31 to 32 inches wide and our prix is only.. 121c
J. H. COLBORNEJ
Tbe steamship Noronic, the largest
lake passenger steamer on Canadian
waters, was I+tunched last week at
Port Arthur. Tbe Moronic was built
foe the Northern Navigation Co. and
will go into eommta.ion at t'eopening
of next seasna She is :185 feet in
length over ell ;:i2 feet in hresdth
feet 9 in^b►s„ In depth. She is the
thitd large sbiplaoocbed at the Port
Arthur yards in sit mot the.
Tbron-tbo.t Ontario Sunday, June
22nd. is Temperance Sunday in tbe
Sunday schools and it is suggested
that a stat t he made in the effort to
secure 1110,000 pledged abstainers by
October. 1915. Every Sunday school
.nperiotendent is asked to take the
matter rip and have an address on
• he subject of "Pledge Signing." it
- also anti -cigarette day in the Sun
lay school and the "internatiou•
A t..• . .► d]
wR Sherwin Williams
Paints
We have just got
• in another large con-
signment of Sherwin
kvi
Williams Paint, we
have. averaged a ship -
]neat a week since the
A spring. This alone
shows the popularity
likof this paint. The S.
W. Paint wears longer
and covers more than
any other paint on the
market.
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Lawn Mowers
We have a large
shipment of Whitman
& Barns Lawn Mowers.
These are the only
Mowers, that are tested
by a special devised
machine, which repro-
duces the motion of
mower in the gra ss ;
with this test you get
a fully guaranteed
Mower.
Screen Doors
and Windows
Now is the time to
put them on. do not
gait natil the flies get
in and then put them
on to keep them in.
We have them in dif-
ferent sizes and styles.
Call aad see them.
Line Sulphur
Do not forget that
we still have Lime
Sulphur at $7.00 per
barrel. At this price
1t
is a
filo 1p.
double pledge" is suggested. Sample
literature coo I e se-ured by address
tog the Ontario S. S. Association, Tor-
onto. or the county superintendent.
J.W. Moyes. presideett of the Ontario
West Shore Railway Co.. is one of
four extrema recommended" by the Lyric theaue. Tuesday and \1'el-
lioarA of ('ontrol of Toronto to act on neaday, June 171h •end 18th. The
behalf of the city in determining the great drama entitled 'Ilse Little Min -
value ot the Toronto street Railway, ster.-' See it.
and Toronto Electric Light Company
properties.
Dr. R. i'. Parker, osteopath and ere
pecialist. at Hotel Bedford, Fridays,
12 a. m. tom p. m.
PANT U S E
If SWF
WE ARES IN THt
MAIMWARE5
!'WSi35
To SELL
THE BEST
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MR. FARMER : HASN'T A POOR PILCL OF HARD-
WARE OFTEN COST YOU FOUR TIMLS THE PRICE OF
IT BLCAUSL YOV HAD TO LOSE A WHOLE LOT OF
TIME COMiNG TO TOWN TO GET ANOTHER 7
BUY YOUR HARDWARE FROM VS. AND YOU WILL
SAVE MANY NEEDLESS. EXPENSiVL TRIPS AND MANY
DOLLARS ON REPAIRS.
WE SELL THE BEST HARDWARE, BECAUSE IT
PAYS VS TO SELL AND YOV TO BUY THE BieST.
PLYMOUTH COAL
NOW IS THE TIME TO LAY iN YOUR WINTLR'S
SUPPLY OF COAL. WE HANDLE THE GENUINE
PLYMOUTH COAL. GUARANTEE -0 NOT TO DE OVER
)1. OF SLATE OR STONE, IF YOU ONCE USE
PLYMOVTiII COAL YOV WILL VSE MO OTHER. PRiCLS
FOR EGG COAL $7.23, NUT AND STOVE 117.50.
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Chas. C. Lee
tulr�tlARE, Pe 1, STUN getup. Fuses ill runes. ETC.
/IMOIiI11118 s Store tit! tIs ss 1 1 !
sass incests -/:/lasts• ieis/s Ceras vAft (crib
A al
are
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Woven
Wire Fencing
We are nearly sold
out of the two cars of
Canadian Steel Wire
Fence,which we bought
on a low market in the
spring, and which we
have been giving you
the benefit of. If you
require Fencing now is
the time to buy, as
when this is gone we
cannot replace it for
the money , we are
offering it to you at.
The wire is all large
No. 9 bard coiled spring
steel and will weigh
more to the rod than
several fences on the
market.
7 wire, 42 inch •t 25c a rod
. 7 wire, 49 inch at a6c • rod
S wire, 49 inch at 28e s rod
Far Poultry aid Laws
18 Wirt, so isc.hea high at 53c
20 win, 6o inches high at hoe
12 feet x48ineb�.......14.75
i3 feet x 48 lichee 116.25
Fishing Tackle
On Monday morning
you can fish for black
bass, do not forget that
we carry a full line of
up-to-date Fishing
Tackle.
New Perfection
Coal Oil Stoves
The popularity of
these Stoves is told by
the great number we
are selling. Call and
see them
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