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TseYDAY, Nov. 6, 101I.
THE SIGNAL : GODE.RICH : ONTARIO
Woman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in tie most
In-
tense and continuous eye
pathy with bar kidesya
The slightest disorder is the
kidneys brags about •
oor*'tstPoodisr
Mie is
the reproductive orgsea.
Dodd's Kidney PUI . by se.
storing the kiddie's to their
perfect cosditioa, prevent
and curs those fearful di -
orders peculiar to women.
Pais young gvta, werswt
mothers, suffering wives
and women enemaapse
Change the ofy w
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
COAL
Having purchased the busi-
ness, formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we pur-
pose dealing In
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Ete.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal. two
lines which arc recognized as
the beet. We wish to give
the people of Godertcb and
vicinity the best service pos-
sible, and shall 'w glad to
hear from en of Mr. Holmes'
ctastomees and any others
who wish anything in our
lines.
All orders left with JAS.
Yates, West street, promptly .
attended to.
RlcDoaagh&6ledhill
'Phone No. 75
Yards at G. T. R., Nelsoo Street
A MESSAGE TO WOMEN
Who Are "June Ready to Drop."
When you are -Jest ready to drop."
when you feel we weak that you can
hardly drag yourself about - end be-
cause you have not slept well, your
get up as tired -out next morning an
vetten you went to bed. you need Delp
MM Lea Dumas writes from Mar
done. N. T., saying: "1 was In a tub
17 rundown condition for several
weeks but two bottles of Vinol put
tat ameay bat again and made me
atrtmg sad wall Vinci has dome me
antra psi am op ow other medi-
ation I ever Meta
U tbs careworn, res down soma.
the pals, sickly cl5dree sed feeble
old folks around ben void follow
Meas Dumas' szaapte, they. too, wosid
soon be able to w that Vtna our
delicious cod liver aad trod remedy,
had built them up and -- them
stroaa.
1t is • wonderful. strength erector
and body-builder, sad we sell It oat
der a guarantee d satisfaction. Toa
unit your mossy beck If Vint does
MK belp lou.
H.0 Dunlop, Druggist. Goderich.Ilot
E. R. WIQLE
I III I• .M.INT
I • irser of Marriage Ucesses
WIGLK'S PHARMACY
G od.ric h. Ostario
POWELL.
for
GROCERIES
PURE
FRESH
and
0009
W. J. Poweltt
A.ri..r oa tar. *.site
'i'bsme M
0ODERICH TOWNSHW
The executive MIN' Farmers' Club
Met last week at the home of the Pt se -
ideal., Mr. H. K. Revell, and deeided
to hold their opening meeting of the
season on Thursday eveniog, Novem-
ber 27tb in the Orange ball, fourth coo -
cession of Oudericb township. The
secretary, Mr. H. Salkeld, has been in
communication with Mr. 0. A. Put -
nem. superioteodent of Farmers' In-
stitutes in Ontario, and he has been as-
sured that tbeagricultural department
will send a man to address this meet-
ing. Nominations for officers for the
coming year will likelybe made and
it is hoped that all of te till members
of the club will attend.
ST. AUGUST INE
Mr. vend Mrs. Graves and Miss
Graves spent Sunday with Prosperity
friends.
Miss Laura Robinson. of Marnoch,
was the guest of Miss Elleo Thompson
last week.
Mr. and Mn. John Wilson, of Au-
burn. visited friends in this vicinity
t his week.
Mr. James Robinson is still In a very
critical condition and but slight hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Me. Robert McAllister and sister.
Mrs. Richardson, of Woodstock, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Agar, of
Retreat, last Saturday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's luetitute will he held at the
home of Mrs. Wm. McAllister on Wed-
nesday, November 12th, at 22.33 sharp.
Everybody is welcome. At this
meeting we expect our district presi-
dent, Mrs. Swanson, and secretary,
Mrs. C. E. Young, both of Godericb.
to be present
BRUSSELS
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dames are beck
from a trip to the Nest,
Mica Mina Hunter has accepted •
position it the poetofflc. at Stratford.
The Ament heading factory has
completed their cut after • busy run.
A new supply of books is being
ordered for tbe shelves of the public
library.
Sunday WAS quarterly communion
in the Methodist church. The pastor,
Rev. D. Wren, was in charge.
Mr. J. T. Wood, proprietor of the
Excelsior knitting mills, has left
for Wiooipeg on a business trip
Miss Hazel Lowry bee -been i11 with
erysipelas but bas now returned to
her work at the Stratford norma.
The family of Dr. M. H. Moore
moved to Listowel last week, in which
town Dr. Moore purchased • practice
A few months ago. He is succeeded
here by Dr. Anderson. liveryman.
At • Hallowe'en social in the Presby-
terian church. • debate was on the
programme. "The Irish vs. the
Scout]." There was • day when that
subject was not debatable is• kirk.
The remains of Wm. 14fhloy, who
was fatally iojured in an auto collision
in Detroit, were brought bele for io-
terrnent. Mr. Milloy was • former
resident of Mussels, and his father
still lives here.
Victoria park is being plowed up,
with the intention of levelling it and
reseeding it. While it is out of service,
the agricultural park will tw called
into requisition. Then are too acres
in the bitter, upon which is located •
flee half -mile track.
On Wednesday of last week the
matrimonial bow was tied between
Mr Frank Ds. 'Own and Kiss
Gertrude Ewan. daughter of Mr. D.
Ewan. carriage builder. Rev. A. .7.
Mama perfnswa.d the service is the
preesoes of W nr 10 guests et the
bow. of the bride.
CLINTON
Mr Will Hambiyn won several
prizes at the poultry show in Lootion
last week.
Whet Is known as the Elliott block
will be dispoeed of by auction on Sat-
urday oft this week at three o'clock.
Mr. J 0. Medd has opened out in
the hartrnng business to the Taylor
block Hehas fitted up the place is
good .tyle.
Mr. R. B. Footer was married in To-
mnto on Wedneada to Mies Jessie
to
Gunn, of Woodae� Mr. and Mrs.
F..ter will resile in Toronto
Mr. Charism Bartliff has bought the
house on O.tario street formerly own-
ed by Mr. Murtter and will take pos-
session moo. A convenient and corn-
er' table house is not allowed to re-
main vacant very long in Clinton.
The building ooneette of • Dew ses
try and robing room, a new room for
the primary depart/meet and an addl
tion of 20 feet to the old schoolroom.
The total cost will be .o.oewhet truer
1112D). The memorial ball is complete,
sod it is expected that In the near
future Bishop Williams will he pres-
ent
reyent to A.dieat. it.
Mr. Jarmo, Milford, who for the
put 12 years bas been in the furoitute
business, bore, leave. tows tor tem-
kirth this week. Mr. Dunfcrd Poe al-
ways been very_ ;ovular in the store
with which he ba so loos been con-
nected end leaves a best of friends be-
hind him. He go., to Sealer -1h to
take tbw management of Memos, W.
T. Hoz & Co's furniture store.
A very pretty wedding took place at
Wallaoebwrg on Saturday lace. ween
Miss Wiseifred Weston Colville,
daughter of Mr. sod Mrs. H. A. Col-
ville, vena married to Mr. David Lorne
Welsh. son of Mr. and Um. Robert
Welsh, of Clinton. Tose aroma is
freight and pasereger asset of the
Chatham, Wellae.b.urg and lake Erie
railway onmpac• Chatham. They
will Weide is W rg
Boniness M booming down at the
Ouan-laagleie poultry plant : WOO
chickens are now in the feeding bat -
teens aura a week benne then will
likely be 11000. The fowl are Waft
brought Is deny by the company •
wrests at Cioai•t•nse. 1l.7feld. Lund.. -
•i . Ambers. alrnae•Aeld Heawslt.
Rsmeserblll end ether points. Abort
• ton eftlre•sd poeltry le now Oleg
shipped dant. TW Mo
iodestry has de
(Ile' •-, the beet levet market for poul-
try Se ttsle.t�
(. metamt J hell Is the same
e the now e$teseiow to At.
P. .Meeh, se egtsesiss mese po-
sh, .. the •rMh hth
mild gdam e
Owen family of New York, as a mem.
ssv
lel to their pnta. illiam wed
Owen. Mr. Owen was •
.sive somber of IR Panl•e
to the old Or
IS Ws In
et No fkntsly toss
m .he 44
the ersosoh orf
a.k1
LOYAL
Mr and Mrs. John Young spent
Thaakagiving with Pine River frtoslds.
Mr. James Ureter attended Mr. John
Young's sale at Auburn on Wednes-
day.
Miss Alice Clark, of the Ooderich
collegiate institute, spent the week-
eod at bee horde.
Mr. Robert Scott, of Auburn, com-
Ppleted the sib filling nt Mr. W. F.
one` a on Monday lest.
Mr. Wm. Yount{, jr.. has returned
form his brief trip to the west and
thinks Loyal is hard to heat.
The fall work has been much delay-
ed with the farmers in this part by
the heart and curtlaue nurains the
peel ten days.
Mr. Fletcher Gilden and daughter
Elie, returned Tumidity from their
western trip. They spent 'mot of the
time at Hinscarth, Mankobs, with
relati yes.
NILE
Miss Sadie Carter, of Auburn, visited
her aunt, Mn. R. Mellwaio, last week.
2.'h. Ooderich collegiate institute
students from hero spent Sunday at
their bottles.
Mr. Will Rope has returned from
his f,rip out west atd is visiting Mr.
George Currie et present.
The Wcnien's Missionary society
holia it. reg:elar monthly meeting at
the home of Mrs. David Oirviu nn
Wednesday afternoon. November Stb.
Mr. Wm. Weston left Wednesday
morning to join a-ty bound for
Golden Valley. in Parry Sound dts-
trite. They will hunt deer for two
weeks.
Epworth League meets on Tuesday
evening as usual. Tsppic, "With a
Shifty Lswyer-the Wry of Life,"
taken by Mr. Clarence Dustow. Meet-
ing led by Miss Mabel Bailie.
The young ladies of Nile are making
an autngrspb quilt. so we quite
frequently ser a young man "held up"
and his money demanded. These
modern "Alibi.: Hoods" seem to be
very simmered too.
Mezh sympathy is expre.sed for the
...reeved wife and family of Mr.
Niton Dougherty. The late Mr.
Dougberty was U ihd favot•tbly'i
koown here and the news of his fatal
accident wax a shock to his many
friends add acquaintances.
The quarterly services here were
conducted as usual by the pastor,
Rev. H. Winans. The ruddy condi-
tion of the roads prevented any
attendance from the other appoint-
ments.. but • very representative con-
gregation of Nile members were pres-
ent. Mr. Winans preached a very
aide and inspiring sermon from the
text, "Peace I leave with you, my
peace I give unto you : not as the
world givetb, give I unto you." -John
xiv.. 2..
KINTAIL
Miss Mal the Chambers is the guest
of her sister. Airs. M. C. McKenzie.
Communion services were bell in
the Pie.byterian church bete last Sab-
bath.
Miss Lily McKay btu returned to
het bonne after a two weeks' wit to
the mineral springs In Preston.
Hallowe'en was celebrated in the
ousel way here. A few gates changed
places though the night was dark and
blustery.
The Ladies purpose holding a cun-
Abrt in the near, future and all who en-
joy a good time should make it a
point to be present.
The Women's Institute will hold Its
regular monthly meeting et the home
of Mrs. R. Hamilton on Thursday of
this week. Paper.' wilt be reed on the
following suhjrcta : "Whet we can do
to help the Institute," "How to melte
winter • plea.ant visitor," sod "Fall
onsecleaning."
HELPS THE SICK
TO GET WELL
A fired Fretted Te 0114 PiLlr
The letter below is nal one of mane
that show bow GIN PILLS are regarded
by Muse who have used them.
spy
"I think it my duty to tell you that
GIN PILLS are • cors cure for Kidney
Trouble and La Grippe. I sullesed so
much with sty kidneys and Le Gripp•
until I used GIN PILLS. and now would
not be without them in the house. I
shall always recommend t:IN Pius to
anyoee I keow is eatenng with their
Kelsey,- „
baa M. Erman. Veecoorze, B.C.
GIN PILLS aro wild on a positive
gsan�tee of money refunded If they
elf 1 to give relief. soc. a box -6 fur
Its _so. Sample free if you write National
Drug and Chemical Co. of Cauda,
Untitsk Toronto.
MANGArTONR BLOOD & NERVM
TABLICT$.,e the ideal tonic for pale,
Ws people. got. • box -6 for $a.so. 307
•.I est
lees ftbna
SHAW'S
SCHOOLS
O ea mares, le AD Br_laee. *shade
to a.
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DAM• s I +we I.. '01.4t. .%'
11 MIi W. news., , Man Team
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sfiAFO
Mr. D. G. Plakaey, tafo
emeely of the fir:
pal botd, fiesfn1ort , baa leased the
hotel iBerlin.
Mr. D. D. Wilson lett oo Monday
for Vancouver. where be will sore
the winter with his goo, Drwglba.
Mayor Assent has resumed control
of qis sawmill and stave factory,
which be bad leased to his brother for
A year.
Ale Ferdinand Burgard. of Egmotd-
eille, who has been iu the west for the
past couple of year., rotutoed home
on Tuesday.
Mr. John M. Wilson was in Owen
Sound this week at it delegate from
the Presbyterian Sabbath ecbool
association, held therehis week.
Meagre. W. T. Box a C11. have en-
gaged Mr. Jame* Danford, of Clinton,
as manager of tbe undertaking business
and suoressor to Mr. S. T. Idolises.
Mr. Thompson Acott, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Scott, has received his
diploma from the Stratford buriuess
college and has accepted a situation in
Galt .
!dr. S. T. Holmes, who has been
manager of Megan.. Hroadfnot, Box &
Co's. furniture and undertaking busi-
ness in $eafoe'th for the pant 20 pvers,
has dreiled to go into brained' for
himself and has rented temporary
premise. in the Cady block, where he
will opru new undertaking parlors et
once. It is also his intention to add
furniture in the near future.
Mr. Thomas Hastings, the govern-
ment inspector of public buildings,
was herr from Toronto, and, in com-
pany with Mr. Wright. the local in-
spector. and Mr. \IcKeuzie the con-
tractor, nada a thorough inspection
of the now post office and formally
took it off the bands of the contractor.
Mr. Hastings says that Seeforth hes
the hest and largest pnbllc building In
the Dominion, considering the size
and population of the town.
The anuttal meeting of the Se•forth
branch of the County of Huron Chil-
dren's Aidsociet was held In the lec-
ture room of the public library on
Tuesday evening. The reports of the
secreta' y and treasurer were read and
adopted and showed that during the
year tbe sem' of *72 bad beim" con-
tributed by the Seafortb branch, leav-
ing • butanes on /mod of 87. County
Inspector Elliott, of Godcrich, was
present and gave an account of the
good work accomplished during the
year, citing many cases which greatly
interested the audieno,. An appeal
wits made to the people of Seaforth to
become members of the society. The
following officers were elected for the
year :-President, Mr. A. D. Suther-
land ; treasurer Mr. Jcbn Beattie ;
secretary, Mr. John A. Wilson. ; vice-
presidents, Gm resident elergymen ;
delegates to county meeting in Gode-
ricb, Rev. A. W. Harker, Mr. John
Beattie and Rev. T. H. Brown.
A
e
Women's I1alr
Made) Glorious
Parisian Sage Stops Fall-
ing Hairband Dandruff
Not hi ng so detracts from the atteec-
tiven'ss of women as dulIf•ded,lustre-
leigebair.
There is no excuse for this eondi-
ti.w nowadays because notice is hereby
given to the readers of The tigoal
that Parisian Sage, the quick -acting
hair restorer, is sold with a money
back guarantee at 50 cents •, large
bottle.
$tote its introduction into Canads,
Parisian Sage has bad an immense
sale, and here are the reasons:
It is refs and harmless. Contains no
dye or poisonous lead.
It kills dandruff in two weeks by
killing the dandruff germ.
It atop, falling hair.
It p.umptly stops itching of the
scalp.
It make. the hair soft end :uxurient.
It ee.es life and beauty to the bait.
It is not sticky er greasy.
ft ie the daintiest perfumed hair
tome.
It is the best, the most pie int and
invigorating hair dressing made.
Fight shy of the druggist who offers
you a euhatitute, be is unworthy of
your confidence.
Made onlyin Canada by tbe R. T.
Booth Co., d.. Fort Et -ie. Ont. The
girlk
kwith the auburn hair is on every
Allreliable druggist.., department
stoats and toilet goods counters have
Parisian Seng. Bair Tonic. The girl
eitb the auburn hair is oo every
package. E. R. Wight. guarantees it,
W INCIHAM
Mr. L ‘Valton left on Monday for
Logsdon. where ere will undergo an
operation.
The improvements to Josepbie
street have been completed and the
I.Wroughtate is now ow of Use bookie
tVee district.
Rev. Dr Graham, of Torootn, .4.
dressed latae •-ungregatioos in the
Mettodist cburrb on Sunday, sod his
senses, on educational work were
greatly enjoyed During the services
Mite Stella Griffin sang most accept -
funeral took place to Ayr OD
Monday from hen of Miss Edith
Mettle,nn, who died sudden) at
Print. Albert recently. Miss Mathe-
son was one of Wingbara's bestk.own
and meet popular temberes. She went
woes twr years ago. Skim leaves two
brothers and five sisters
Mr. A. Fortere has moved into his
new oMlee, erected upon the site of
the old on•. which was destroyed by
Are some time ago. The Derr struc-
ture Is built entirety of eesant with
Imetal roofltig, and will be may sad
comfortable and much more conven-
ient thea the ep-town oboe which he
bas besot using Once the Ire.
At the •o.uwl sae•tlsg of LbwIodiseAuxiliary ball 1n the WI.YM� �im�mIis--
er•1 hospig
tal, the tollowlne afeets
were elected :-Honorary president.
Mrs. J. Wlleoe ; prasldeet. Mrs. R.
Vasatorw; arut vee t, Mrs.
J. A. Melees 1 vies-pessiismt,
Mr.. H. S. Tatehirs 1 M'saew.r. )31ms'
break : eorrispooNag wsrletary. *to
0. M. Walker ; rseo.dl.g see,otary..
ba ems r
a kiss *Milisre Dee kos li
d 141.11 Mva beast ties milia !M
r I , It ,•• t w. •
Ifer.d w-.. a•.silniely refes.d wq.m
nm .Wag Ned a tuwrwr tet u1.1 ego
bre fount. 0..e woo*. soh•l tool
asap dears% stsaktt i slime see•tal
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-44DaTHE COLBORNE STORE-vpw
Dress Goods, Coat and
Fur Week at This Store
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OUR Dress Goods Section is filled to overflowing
with recent purchases of the newest and best
things obtainable in new fall Dress Fabrics.
Some of the swellest loom productions in choice weaves antj
latest colorings. Having bought in the best markets at
close prices our values are unmatchable.
Dress Goods at half price and under. There are
tweney-three ends in lengths from two yards to twenty
yards in blue, brown, green, fawn and taupe in good ser-
viceable tall materials that you can make into 'knock -about
and school dresses and then the price is only just one -halt
and some of them hardly that.
Coats
Although war fall Coat sales have been large, our stock is
rl mill in good condition and we still have some of nearly every
style we bad at the commencement of the Beason. Come here and
=get a Rodgers style and get It cheap, too.
K Furs
Now is a good time to select Furs. Our stock is all new,
having been bought for this year'. selling. No Furs carried from
last season. \Ve buy frons the makers. Hence the low price we
CAD sell new fresh F.rrs for. Give us a look If in need.
Velvets
Another shipment of wide rib Bedford Velvets in brown,
wistaria and two-tone grey. These are the very latest makes in
(--sbedford dress velvets. Heavy. soft Reith and feels like silk.
Handkerchiefs
The first shipment of our Christmas Handkerchiefs came this week, whish puts us Ina
Position to till orders at all price' from a five cent linen to some of the finest embroidered
nestle. Ext res values this year. Boxes and folders for enclosing them.
H. COLBORNE
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bad„heen broken and found stale, that
they bad lain arotiod for some time.
Later the sold theta et a store in
another town, when the local buyer
rt fused them.
The 1 ooze of Mr. W. H. Densmore
was ti - scene of a quiet wedding
on Or '.or Sth, wbeo his eldest daugb-
ter. A ., was married to Mr. Robert
A. h moon, of Clinton. Rev. G.
Collin.. Mei wted. The bride wore shot
silk and was unattended. - Only rela-
tives of the bride and bridegroom were
preterit. among theta being Mrs.
Witmor., of Bricea•ld. sister of tbe
bride, and her daughter, Miss Elsie
Wltmore. In the evening Mr. and
Mrs. Robertson motored to Clinton,
when they will reside.
Hallowe'en passed over very quietly.
A numl+r ..f hatmfees pranks were
pleyrd by .w -Il boys, hut there was
an,ahwnce ..f any rowdyism. Chief
Allen. hnweaet% rook no chancre, end
he and t'on.twhew Sinker, Hick. and
Mcflwain washed the streets for any
• inn• of t t,. uhle: Many of the .atia.ne
and rol.ng people *tethered in the
town hall. wbre e a ,host enjoyable
masquerade hall wart given. Dancing
was engaged in until early next day. A
nutuher of vaunt tante dyer. not to
the residence of Mr. and Mee. J. Hardy
and had • splendid Hallowe'en party.
Considering he shooting aeridental'
• I, hough rept t'naiad ing them as to Ibe
ra.rleM tier of flt.arwt-, condemning,
In tact, Gey* mina firearms at a11.
Magistrate McKenzie on Friday dis-
charged George IJaigiri.b,Jnbn Hs, lee
and Chester Stapfetnn, thee. local
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and points East thereof
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ECZEMA
CAN BE CURED
I WIU Prov. It to You Free
Nasty tae avow et IV=
An -
toys sybo have been out ..n hail In eon- iads est+. eMele •ate+aA
nertion with the wounding of Mr. An-b��
drew Hardy. • Turn berry rownshlp
rat". twig=ae�asa��mtA my w/eMaaw
farmer. who reeel sed a SCI oahere r isle Mv�+��asp. tot r • watts se. Iataf Pew elms. sus er "dm.'
bullet in the neck no walaisg home
from town one night r.cs'otly. ossa- meremMOP MOP wOM MIS. =Orr.a1mDALra My.w��a�maw--
kish is the lid who did the shooting. L C• "UMW f 2._j... rase Wee" Imre.` /bt wlt#e. tag. t!. $.A.
and. although he c+ntenled aM *hw•ewmsd w•bomc one or obesetis w ewe roar hes host Treatise.;through that the shooting was aoci -i
dental, be admitted that bested Handy x -`�� _As•
wets not nn the beet of trims. Har- -'
dy's condition wrist ooesideeed ratherserious fora time, blood poison having
mt in, but he is now practically rutty........
ullyprove --Item sad �
mellowed.
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to.
'Cr`�r
Direct From-
Factory
to You
CS
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Save $5 to $40
on any bed you buy
Vastam le aur brew Pee eat odds bow ewe, batew lets
treat few or ,snub s wWlsr. *Mee W sebalbst, V
si wit sl. ts•s4 pada
Oar we.n seselledle Ube, obs Addas b few dime
sad clued fes • drag et ear Verb aaawt et ower Mae
thea V lee sow Mit ,bewama b embed lea
We Allow
30 Days
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