The Signal, 1914-2-5, Page 5tlttwr - r"r
THE SIGNAL GOD 1RICH ONTARIO
1120E—
Tacaeamr, Feunt•Anv .. lulu •
REPAIR OF AUTOMOBILE TIRES BY
VULCANIZING
teirttve hega tlleet 0siemmte iMO
May um reed foe It I'
EAST STREET GARAGE
Next Towo Hall GODERICH
1'booe sea
SPECIAL SALE OF
FANCY GOODS
Coetaneadag Saturday, Feb-
ruary Ttb, for two ,weeks
Ten per cent. oft' on following items :
Stamped Cushions, Scarfs and Centres in all
kinds of Embroidery, white or colored.
LINENS
Fine white Punch -work. Hardanger, Pillowslip. Plain 0•i$itiu
Damask. Towelling, Tan Bulgarian, Cream IliiI ,triah. Tan Cramb,
Brown Oatmeal Cloth and Macrame Linen—by the yard..
FRINGES AND LACES
N.west patterns to cutch linens. Mato am.. cont for knotted
Macrame fringe.
WHITE STAMPED GOODS
Centras, 'Bray Cloths, Serviettes, lunch Cloths, 1'hildren s and
Infants' trews.. Ribs. Bonnet... Kit tuna•, Waist.. Corset Covers.
Nightgown,. I'onthitiatiors on Lingerie 1'retie and I.un,dale
LADIES' NECKWEAR
in FiAsuyt4Uars find Cuff' Sets, liuimp., Yokes. Ties, Fancy Pint.
.e. t. '
• LADIES' PARTY COPS
vtbtttltiiir Ca . Brushed Wool Cape, Baby- Wool- Itmnet+•.
. 4 wttAt q..' ...
SPECIAL DISCOUNT
, on Wool, Woollen Goods, such so Caps. Faa.•inatorr, Clouds,
Children's Bonnets. Silks and D. N.C. Threads in all shades for all
kicds of work.
Free lessons on Embroidery
MRS. TAPE
Singer
Store
TO BUILDERS
Having now :nstalled a re -Cut Band Saw, we
are preparedrto supply builders and the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material fo,r buildings.
LUMBER OF ALL SIZES TO ORDER
A large stock of Lumber on hand of standard
Ontario White Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slabs for sale: by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH
SAWS and AXES II,
Good Chopping Axes :- -
A good Axe is not a common article.
do not only recommend our axes to you but
guarantee them. Our prices range from
;1.25
Cross -cut Saws :—
We handle the celebrated Maple Leaf line. All
these saws arelmade of razor' steel and are guaran-
teed to hold a keener cutting edge and wear longer
than any other saw manufactured. A good stock
on hand.
but we
we will
75C to
Buck Saws:—
High quality blade with strong frame .50
Maple Leaf blade warranted $1.00
Our sale of Mitts and Gloves is still on. We
have a good assortment left .and we are selling them
all at off regular price.
Our Prices are Right.
ilowell ilardware Co., ur.
THE OUT PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE.
LOCALS PERSONAL$
—Misr Frances Wiggins spent lime
day at Hessall.
—lir.
oH'�iei'�a•
— Hies 'avis. of Clinton. le the guest
of Miss Hattie Belcher.
—Mn. C. T. Nicholson and dawthter
Maxim, of Port Heron, ars visiting at
the bongo Mr. and Mr. H. J. DeLong.
— Mr. WMU Bisset, of the O.A.I.,
Guelph. spent the week -end at hist
home, tfaktwd Heights.
—Miss Margaret Lawson left o0
Katnrday for Detroit to spend a few
week. with her sisters there.
—Mr. and Mrs. .tadrew 11. IKriut-
ur.r, of Myrtle. Manitoba, are the
guests of Mr. and \ln. Thos. Gledhill.
—Miss Mary Oun•inghann. who has
been visiting relatives at Port Albert
uod Salt ford, returned to Toronto last
Saturday.
— firs. D. Millar left on Tuesday
last for a visit to Seetiend. During
her stay there she will vi;it friends in
Glasgow.
-The many friends of Mn. tJedge'
Holt, North street, will be pleased to
hear that she is recovering from her
recent accident.
--alias Olive Young. of Auburn. is
visiting friends ipp town, et
—Mr. J ff. Mcl'lintoo was 'set of
town on Mildness during the early part
of this week.
—Mr. Joseph Hrophey has returned
from Toronto and Stratford where he
was on business last week
The Rebekah Lodge propose hold-
ing a bard -tinge social overlies on
Tbureaty; February 19th. Further
particular, will he given next week.
\lies Vera Carter, of Clinton, was
visiting tite Misses Halliday. Victoria
street, for a few days over the week-
end.
- -Mr. Will Cattle. of Harland. Mon-
tana, t. here on a visit to hie mother,
Mrs. f eseetb. lie bad not been in
town for several years and will maks
a visit of a month or more.
- The many friends of \Ir,. W. E.
Latimer, tit. David's street, will he
pleased to learn that sb.• is home from
Stratford quite improved in health
after having undergone several critical
operation's.
Krv. W. H. Wrighton and Mrs.
Brighton will receive at their twine.
Elgin Avenue, on Thursday, February
121.b. and afterwards on the first and
third Thursdays of each month.
—Mr. Ww. Neiber•gall, whr, spent
two weeks visitil.g Deputy Reeve
elm and other Goderich friends, re-
turned to hiss house in l'erry Sound
last week. He is a former resident of
lioderich and was much impressed
with the progress and advancement of
this good old town.
--On Sunday evening7last special
mUYle was given in the Victoria Street
Methodist church. Moss Ada McClin-
ton and Mr. J. L. Adams rendered
very nicely a duet. "Love Divine." I
Mr. Adams ales snug. "Within the
Veil." Miss C.McClinton is the organ-;
int and cboir leader and her choir has
made excellent progress uncle- her
management.
—Quite a number of local fang went
down to Clinton on Monday afternoon
to witness the Suatfe d—Clinton
game. It was a great disappointment
oesseseeseseweessoososestosofeersowe
HOW SHALLI
SPEND MY
WINTER EVENINGS?
A NII'3ICAL EDUCATION
is a very essential accomplish -
Ment for eery young person in
modern life. Now that the
long winter evenings are before
us the question presents itself :
"Maw shall 1 spend my spare
hours in order l•• derive from
t hem I he greatest pleasure and
prnfit
To those desiring to com-
mence a study of
PiANO PLAYING
we would re.vrumend t
Heintzman k Co. Piano. Be-
ginner% find it an easy instru-
ment to !slay and the sweet
twenty of the tone produced is
an encouragement W the music
a1 cadent •
James F. Thomson
Agent for Heineman & Co.
Pie nos
avielaillstesaleenesMeoenanemMOMMOMMIMis
sirento than, however, when the Shake- I Two WOMEN
s won. As a result the Gode-
✓ boys ars now shut out from the
cbuasplonsbip.
- Thome fourteenth annual at -boats of
the
t $.. rv'-flmmo-ia
Toronto. on Friday evening, February
Ohl', at eight o'clock. The thanks of
theeditor MMus SuieAL is extended to
the officers for ao Invitation to be
present.
The annual excursion frau Gude-
rich to Detroit per steamer Grey -
bound, will he bold on Thursday, June
11th. All ticket, Wil be good until
Monday. June 131h. The usual moon-
light excursion will also he held at
that thus. The return fare to Detroit
will be$1.50.
Mr. Rohr Kay Uead
Mr. Itobt. Key, aged 21 years. who
had been i11 21 ' days with typhoid
pneuulonie. died early on Wednesday
Int:rning. His funeral takes pia* to-
morrow.
Want of Space
Owing to pressure of advertising
The Signal ,egrets to say that through
want of space .several articles includ-
ing a lengthy report of the county
council and much sporting news have
been crowdet out. Thew articles
will appear orxt week.
Signal Editor Getting Better
Mr. .t. r.. Bradwin is now fable to
sit up fur a short time each day. He
ie also able to take r.lenty of twurieb-
Pleot. sometbiug be was not able to
do fur seven weeks past. He is still
very weak but expects to he at his
post of duty once more iu 1 week or
two.
To Hold Social •
A ,ocial in aid .►f the new Palish
hall of St. George's church will be bell
on Thursday sveoine. February 10th.
1st the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Hays. A good programme has been
provided. An admission tee of 1:►
cents will be charged.
Good Concert to be Held
The choir of Knox ebuo h has been
fortunate enough to secure t.be ser-
vices of George Branton. lioy Soprano,
of Toronto, for *convert to be.beld in
Knox church. on Friday- eveniog, Feb-
ruary 20th.
• Other talent will be Mr. Lvus i3ar-
don, solo tenor, of Berlin. Mr•.. Frank
Saunders and Miss Hildre.l McColl
and other vocalists of that choir.
Mrs. J. B. Hunter, Milo pianist. will
play 2nd and 3rd movements .11 Mon
delssohns Coiterto in 0 tninor,
Further particulars and programmes
will appear Later.
Quarterly Board Meeting
The quarterly board meeting of the
Victoria street :Methodist church was
held on Monday evening Out and at
that meeting. as is customary, the
board extended an nnaminous iuviG►-
tion to the pastor to remain at least
for another year. General routine
business was also conducted. At this
meeting a resolution of thanks was
unanimously passed thanking Mn.
Werk and every member of her claws
for the splendid gift of an individual
cotnwunion set. The board also ex-
pressed its pleasure at seeing the
tearher and her class partaking of the
`emblems for the filet time the set was
' used.
PRETTY IS AS
PRETTY DOES
teollier sayseg ie most
app ioabI to Aho.. ! :A Shoe
'nay be very pretty, very stytieb,
and toe correct, material
and finish of the hest, lett if 1t
cvamp. the foot, If • little too
tight,
t, or even too large, it won't
Rigbt hen la where the shoe
dealer mem le. 11 anxioms to
phone he wlU led a pudset Sb
Fe that comfort will gn hand le
hated with the aterreet appear
arses of year footwear.
Simms the Shoe W
VEDFROM OPERATIONS
By Lydia E. Pinkham's Vega.
table Compound—Their
OwnStoiiesHereTeld. -
Edmonton, Alberta, Can. — •' 1 think
it is no more tbaf,right for me to thank
you for what your kind advice and Lydia
E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound have
done for me.
"When I wrote to you some time ago I
was a very sick woman suffering from
female troubles. 1 had organic 1nitam-
mation and could not stand or walk any
.distance. At 14e1 I was confined to my
bed, and the doctor said 1 would have
to go through an operation, but this 1
refused tido. A friend advised Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
now, after using three bottles of it, 1
feel like a new woman. I most heartily
recommend your medicine to all women
whosufferwith female troubles. I have
also taken Lydia E. Pi♦rlkham's Liver
Pills, and think they are fine. 1 will
never be without the medicine in the
house."—Mrs. FRANK Ew.LEY. 906 Col-
umbiaAvenue, Edmonton, Alberta.
The Other Case.
Beatrice, Neb.—"Just after my mar-
riage my left side began to pain me and
the pain got so severe at times that 1
suffered terribly with it. I visited three
doctors and each one wanted to operate
on me but 1 would not consent to an op-
eration. I heard of the good Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound was
doing for others and I used several bot-
tles of it with the result that I haven't
been bothered with my side since then.
I am in good health and I have two little
girls. "—M re. R. B. CHILD, Beatrice, Neb.
DRINK
IiABIT
Reliable Home Treatment
Thousands of wives, mothers and
sis_ers are enthusiastic in their praise
of ()RHINE, because it has cured tbeir
loved oneiof the •'Drink Habit' and
thereby brought happiness to their
homes. Can he given secretly. OK-
tt1 E coots only 21.01 per box. Ask
for Free Booklet. F. J. Butiand,
druggist.
Used for First Time
:A rather unique teatute of tbe ser -
vier on Sunday in the Victoria street
Methodist chureb. when tbe Serra-
. went of the Lord's Sipper was
administered was the fact that the
individual communion set donated
to the' congregation by the Eureka
Bible class was used tor the first time.
Before the congregation eommuni-
cated. the pastor. Rev. J. B. Ford. ex-
tended an invitation t, they elisi to
partake first, and 16 partook of the'
sacrament. further consecrating them-
selves to for work of their Muster. On
behalf of the congregation the pastor
tlattnketl the class for tbeir kind itnd
generous gilt.
Is Promoted •
Chortles I. Turnbull. a son of Rev.
M. Turnbull, late re.:tor of tit.
(termite's church here, who has for
nearly three _earn been secretary-
treasurer for the Crows) Life Ipsur-
tutce Co.. at Calgary, bas been notitied
1 of his promotion to inspector of
Iagencies for Western Ootarin. and
leaver for his new field about March
1. While his twiny friends at Calgary
are pleased to hear of his promotion.
they regret bis leaving Calgary, where
be bas beer very popular, and wish
hint every emcees in his new position.
Min friends hers also joie in wishing
hini succeee.
The pastor. Rev. W. H. Wrighton.
will preach morning and evening at
the Baptist church next stinday. Mae
McColl will dug al the rooming tor -
"Ivory, Apes an.l I'eaenck..' will
be the auhject of discourse byRev.
Geo. K. Hos. in Knox churcnest
vs1Mn! eveoiles" -Ilfellenstdiddiair lira
theme will he "Ti.rPower of the
Personal Touch "
?he .Cetterbox�
� N
Cartosponelesice is invited for thin
column aa it is open to anyone who
sign their names to tbeir .rnkles. Tho
Signe' will not, however, hs responsible
for any opinions given therein
To the Miter of The Signe..
In the Issue of The Signal for Jan-
uary 22nd It is reported that the
directors of the Goderich Agricultural
Society of the Disstrklt bare chosen
for tbe elatems of their Flit 4 Motaday.
Tuesday and Weds ist, e t•
teed Eir,1 day of hher next.
most' Now 1 do earnest y hope 1 hat
the directors will reconsider their
choice for of all days is the week
Monday is the worn for use woe,es,
who have the baking and mostly the
fi,wers, ate., to get ready. It was
very noticeable* couple of years mitt
that t be date seriously &Recited the
dosestk el 7 Orissa a
smalls your paper fee this
at yen wilt oblige Get only the
writer het many others who are either
eugsp lled to tweak the walnuts or to
rNaeIaatly deeffise to ethibk. Why
not bare Tsed•y. Wednesday sed
Thursday. leavieg Erichy for the
wooed day of the euwpuU rg Cdr. f
Thanking you /or year Mete, 1 gas,
A e asrawe eintarroa Is the de-
mesas
e-
me as wens elem..
B,a NI1t
OF CANADA
We Cask Mete"
Drawn on any
Chartered Bank
There 13 no need to take
cheques to the Bank ot.
which they are drawn in order
to cash them. Save ycurseW
this trouble by deposlt!ng all cheques to the credit of your account
In the Miss Bank of Canada—or get the cash from war
Teller at once, 11 you prefer.
We shall be glad to demonstrate hoar fully we can serve you.
Goderich
Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
12 Tumors Removed Witho : An Operation'
Sliver ..ak . Ont.. Sept. it
riser Mrs. Currah.-1 am enjoying Wetter health than 1 have for e,.'.t
t as •buns t am entirely coreedd. 1 have mine of the old symptom, .,n •. Y
.t•.�
Mr my present te,..th. and think Orange lily le the ares•• •
t
• for women the . wort•' Y • 1•e
use in my ease toured t. ^•r• -e
or growths of Some rt tt.�-
panedw �
. Route were Mrs,... s .. `r
egg, and ethers srus::.r. d...... e
the sine et a walnut Thu Ile) e
mal case to your advertisement. :..r
it la the solid truth, ani :amu
cannot dearlbe an the Foos 1• 1 e
dens for 111.. Mrs. Lout.. E. P.
ridge.
This 1et•er 'Ives an !r el•`att.. re
rhe ho.tt Ivo Letu'flt,
follow the use of thanes I.ny.. 'e
eu •.pilled tr...tuteut a-..1 s
in dire, 1 .'ent.tet ..Ith the .nffe. •• c
orennf. it 1•ro.111 -M r.• •,. • • .,
of worn. WS .tlanrders, lndhelug imitate 'ono..., tient -r•�
I-ueorris a a, 'Ie.
.,►ample bo ..entnlntng- le days' treorntent alw•Im•-tar fr. •• •
:.. Lo ha, tort tel 'tried t It sh•• .111 a.• IA m•• Ivr •al•:1.. .u.:••
s. MRS. FRANC[. g. COBRA M. Wrndaor. out. a
1 y
• suit
aee.4 I
1 w
s steer..
•tamp...&.
Pnbi-8 i~or sale by leading Druggists everywhere. 'a
POWELL
For 31 years we have been study-
ing the anatomy of a watch end to-
day we can cure the most desperate
c.Lses.
Let your watch spend a few days
in our watch hospital and it will
come forth almost as good as new,
J. S. Davey
Jewe$pr and Bout
tL• • - iodertch
selling .Aeon' for
SOUTH HKvNH
: W A'fl'H KS
Specials for
TMS Week
HAS THIS, WEEK.
�...-.r.e..rl�
Sauer Kraut
Fresh Frozen
White Fish
Trout
Herring
Bloaters
Haddie
Kipereens
PHONE 91
W. J. POWELL
THE .4../CAtig
GOOD FEED WHEAT!
1 have a large quantity* of feed
wheat for sale. This is the hit lot 1
have bad this mason, and it nsid-
'red by many to be the best salue in
feed that has been offered in tioderieb
foe some tiwr. Haves three grades to
otter and this will he sold cheap as I
wish to di'oose of it as soon as pos-
sible. This is that Lot lot .1 well beer is
until the opening of navigation. ItI
may he sere at storebouse em Handl- i
ton street. • ,
i'. T. UF.AN,
Ooderih, I
t.
OsMelltiesiesiebesseseseasseassimeleeineeieseer
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, ONT.
raasda'.. Trot pesetiosI traintr.,-
sehtoL Tbros department-. c'anti.. --
dal. Shorthand and Telewataiy.
t:..►.o. are thorough and uraetuoat.
ItrAlvelnal Instruction 1.given by
serest mewl .tai" Oar trrsdul
otee .ot+t»etl. dtsdeet. tear e,ter et a'
route- Oat our free .-atalot:ae and
what we as. do for yon.
1). A. M. LACHI. t t l
lt'rinLkpal.
eeetsWateseseteesosesawateseesteelbilleteasea
A se. ca , r:teMe.l
Han genes Artl,t
Prof. Dorenwend
--•7 w te,ssnq, vim
IS (:OMiNG
To THE HI4)TEi.
BKIWORIi, node -
on Tuesday.
February l;tb.
:S per cent off allO.er-
coats.
Negligee Shirts. Reg-
ular ;tl.00 10 $1.3o, for
59c.
Neckties. Regular
Sec to 75c, for tqc.
Men's wut•l Sdx. Reg-
ular 2oc, al 2 pair* for 25c.
Boysworsted Stock-
ings. Regular 3oc to
35C, for 23C.
Men's leather Mitts.
Regular 35c, for 19c.
Men's work Shirts.
Regular so., at 2 pairs
or 75C.
Walter C. Pridham
anis agent for
loth Osettery Clothing. lien
hate.
•a
to mottos heir ou the
heed• of Ladies and
tlentirrnen who have
lost tb••Ir hair. Icy lt1.
beautiful natural hate
nen-t metlon.. whk'b
aro known sill orrr the
woe 10. eveey Wont_ an
and 'mu. 'lin t.e Made to fork t enterer and have the oat ural 1. etre
tion to the hest which mesas besot. orogen and glad ar
Sots,.
LADIES
Ao not miss tide upper(unittyr.� Se, let. Trale-fsrma'loa 3wlt.h.-
w'•vdmt,, Issdeu.. FMAig..tnr1•, e.
_M _ qe� I
E.
4 role DOR .14WENDSANITARYI PATENT TIlI'P
Gentlemen (who are bald)
protect sad .sees your bald bead
with hems hair. In order to have
• oene.ptlen of the wer.d.efsl
sehi.v•e.ta
sest In the art .f Wt one-
.ta ase every bald • bosld
,h;"' ''pyre wad hdl W
Dsesnwe.d Stn' -he
nt
Th... wsederf.1 ("oversea. aft es
Wisest in •meratye. that detec-
tion 1. Iradude Thee'
Aa �t1 esy bed flied 1tudy
.r•" w'ph. • �.IT will ' at tier wIsa * /wsag
add wResw.kam..si .te the tee..
A free dsesosset,atittw le extended to eh. Come and being_ your
/►lewde to the MOTEL BEDFORD. OODERIOH, on TURSDAY,
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