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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-4-2, Page 10l 411. 10 Tevwnty, Arai!. 2, Roll THE hlt:T'A t. : GODBRICH ONTARIO IN mg. Easter Gifts and Remembrances ,tie greatly is vogue, an we :are all ready prepat - rd for this happy Seasot tanich comes this yen:- April ear1pril l2tb. We ars showing; ars •Miner:se vet ety ot Eas- ter Postal l'atdt. very drliut v and artistic, noth- ing like them ever *hewn less than 2 f r .rc and re each. delle Cards. special Ic tech. Special colored talars Post Cards. _ far ..",0 and • fur ries t [laud e•olored Easter ' `ost AI lads 'a• r:. c b. fiend cohered and col- •.tted Earles Cards and thwklrts, ltk, l:,c, 9M. _:rc.:�N•. ;etc and ;:,c. The Colonial Book Store I . 1.' a 1'l11tT'•:K, Prep. (iodericb My Valet:, alet:, A new and up-te-date dry_ eiraning.pressing arid repair ing establishment for ladies , gents' and 'hildren'a gar- ments, curtains. gloves drapes. etc. Work called, t, in and de- li%ered. Phone calls promptly at- tended to. West Street, opposite Masonic. Temple, Goderich Phone 305 NORVAL DAVIS, GFO. KAY. Proprietor. Manager ENLARGE PLANT SALT WORKS WILL HAVE ITS CAPACITY ENLARGED Mr. John Ransford Will Spend *48,- 000 on His Salt Industry Here He '0111 Increase the Capacity of the Present Plant to 800 Ilarrels Per Day Tire present salt industry. nmoreconi- umely known am the -matt block,'. owned and ripe -laded by ',tr. Jolla Hui.f.itt will have „iia c.pacity in - creamer nem it.. dally outptit of 131 hart el. le• -i d.t v 1•e tele bareelr daily. To do 1111. ebe alt list tone of the beet up- tadatr machine, y has hero purchased :and recenxe lived rh , he grounds. tly It to c.•,tiug th- owueea of the indtur- ' try ah.,nt SIU,I5N1. 1'h.• machinery wee punier: rut Lour Scott A. Co. ot Pall RG►ur•. oars Al, mouse as good weather permit* work will be com- menced on the u.•w Metro and it is et- peoted thut i1 Wahl." completed some time in June.. The new process le call- ed the double vacuum prooees anti the atatt it.tuircd to opeutle rhe plant will be inereesed tram 1 t to re melt. As the uiachiut-ry is ceau.but •, some parte weighing tire tone • , being (ylindiice' tube, 111 fest • lure iu demo -ter and ew... Incure of fit 1 steel, it will he erected Oret and .t large building built. over it. In one toiler *lore the tuts , all of bt•es to stand 1 ler intense h .t. will cost $9ffVM). When the run ery is erected it n ill .t.eiitl about .•t high. NI•:1v WEf,t. As the tenpin will lie hu•µ. . increas- ed ncrea- ed of ueceseuy the supply w . have to be increased also and as lh.• present well, now in use. is not e.r,,...••t-td io be sufficient a :new well . i11 , e dug, sager MO derpel than the , ,d one. 'his will cost the owners about $::dill. The whnla inepreiventent. will cost. shout. $L.,,tJ44 To supply the heat oectwwary to dis- till this salt. two mammoth boil is will be placed un•lerground, a short die- tance from the plant. itaQui.:r1' ItKFITMED About a veer.go Mr. Itaneford ask- ed the ta.wn,►o guarantee his Weida to allow hie) 10 make these improve. menta Ln his e.tablishtueut and it re- fused. He has faith in his undertak- ing and deserves a great deal ot credit for the way he is attempting to per- fect one of the best and most profit- able iudustiies in (iioderich_ *100 Reward. *100 The reader. of a hi. paper will be pleased to learn that there is at creel one dreaded dumas.et that -deur: has been able to core in all Ib. • Syn••, and that 1, t star rh. Hall. t'atarrh (Inc'Lathe only positive cure tow known to the medical fr.ternitr. (..u.nh being it con . tluttu deal disease re,iuire. a co..et i-ut h.nal treatment. Heil.. 1 atarrh ,'ane i- taken In- ternally ac•i„g directly upon the blind and mucous. .ur(aoos of the system. rh.rehy de. troy tag the foundation o(he d, -ca- •. and Cis mg the patient -tn•uglh b> hunting up the constitution and a.wletina tot ure in dol,,g it. moil.. The pr..prl.,nr. have •o much (.illi In .V curative lawns that the) oxer one Hut. - 11 red audios for dot .ase that It falP to cure. 'semi for 11e1 of tr.t,monhtl.. t44,,- t'. J. C H EN Ir y a co , Toledo, O. sa.k1 by .01 druggist.. Ter. T Ike Haifa Family Pill, for e..natipatlon. German Gleanings. That lastructioe ti domestlo selenee be roade competitory for era' schools is arced to s petition missed by a laces number of women in Bertin. The German army comprises a total of 866,012 sora Of the 27,037 *Meer, 418 are generals. OM colonels and 2,3g'1 oaken, of the hospital corp.. There are 5::1,004 privates. Berlin has Jost opened a new hotel with a roof garden restaurant. the fiat of its kind lu Germany. It will com- mand a spleadld view on summer nights of the famous Berlin zoo nud the ter11lie ntly illuminated environ - went The hotel repreaetts an durst. went of V.,t00.000. The South Pole Tragedy. The thoroughness and elaborateness of Captain Scott's equipment may la itself here proved a handicap Instead of nu ald.-Cleveland Plain Dealer. No poet has yet been able to glorify sudiclently the heroes of the arctic and antarctic regions. yet they deserve im- aolttallzation la undying vers•-Phll- adOpbla Inquirer. - A strict inquiry will presumably d¢ trollop the reasons why Oaptain t3eotYlll W egnipped expedition 'Mould Jun met with stick a dime bar. -New Tet World. Base Hits. - •-- 4 Thai they go again -Lobbing bsfkl ball of all its charm. The append mail of Illinois has ruled that It is Mol to strike an ampere-Maachaot ri 'its English language te Volum bg 1110.000.000 people. The number wise qa speak the baseball language Is eagle ddattbly leasthough growing largal1 ev!R LTi-Qbledo Blad4, Flippant Flings, Ttiq • Ttwtey hardly bas a rag left W ataad upas.-Norfork Ledger. No one but a woman could havi Dal this nerve to suggest that Mr: Kaddish tavent s woman silencer. -Bober 'J bin to stop the tilting of flops hi Introduced in Minnesota. Greenback 1�lala!!on springing up galnrPb0s iglpbta Telegraph. The Man Higher.�- Thht la a good time for tisei IDa>• higher up to climb a little blgbsrl Nov Tork Tribune. The gait banters in New Tara IN sastber step nearer the men "higher]. 'hp.e-Boston Journal In view of recent dlrelolaLeti $iJs 000 trdsab0 to be a very low piles tali the post of pocky captain la Nets Toms Row Lases to Desna t ie named J. TGsawk is 14.4 In Hay Jell seam wild cash• lag the death of a t.Bow o.aatrymea Galled Juba dtryt1fwn t edag • timbre brawl Q a Lodg7nr hose. at Wbttoef. IA amebae d mea were Bogard Igtt jossantins was l the melee. the ballet Dt iri W to be was just coining dere amiss. ,....................................... I: High-grade Materials for ••••••••• • Tailored Suits Tailored Suits Panel Pest Inaugurated • dart atter midnight on sdr,s albrdag Idthe new p�a►'o�ss1 post .ystenk • wM Mgmstsd omotatly by the de. to 11.11.11. toe Duke of Coo. ; • caught of a uouvsnir mall bag which • waa posted at the General Post Office • is Ottawa by Hon. L. P. Pelletier, the Postaseterl}easral. War Office Takes Notice ?allowing Col. Sam Hughes' pro rwbscement in Parliament oa the • yovarnment's determinatlae not to , • send a Palladian team to Blsley u aperture sight. such as is wed oa tie • Canadian rifles is forbidden. the War • Office has decided to send • menses 1 • Wive to Canada to discuss the wholes sit cation. • • • • Stratheona's Step -Den Benefits Lord Strath(mua's will provides that the Income from $ 125,000 Ire set aside for the benefit tel his step -son James 11 Smith of $rooklIne. Mass. Mr. Smith who also receives outright some real estate In Pletou, N.S., has • sod living to Hamilton. Smith is a son of Lady Stratheona by a former bee band • • •• •• • • Coulteuret Caw Enlarged • A week's remand was made in the 1 • case of S Gesulthurst, the deputy reAft - turning officer of 1tr:dgeburg, charged with making a false return ht the Soot! • Act election figures. The charge, was • amended to one of forgery. • harged with having stolen money • helonging to the town, Otto Timmins, former tae collector for Cochrane, • Ont., has been committed for trial. • The Humane Society has decided to award a bronze medal to Fred Pres- (t3 eel of Niagara Falls who swans out • and rescued Putter i anggard from the whirlpool atter the latter's memorable • trip through the rapids in a motor • bruit_ Militantsuffragettes are blamed for • a series of disaatroui fires In Perth. • shire, Scotland. • The big brush manufacturing firm • of Thomas Brothers, Limited, ot St • Thomas toned a meeting of its • aero firm's liabilities are • Being artittle is picturesque, but bee • ung efficient 1e desirable. • People who do nothing finally come • honestly to think that there is nothing • to b. done. • A pessimist is a person who dorsa • see why and refuses to concent to a •• one else trying. • .7% THIS WEEK'S BUDGET FOR I Howell Hardware SELLING OUT SALE Remember that the whole stock is cut to clear out in 40. Days STRICTLY CASH or C.O.D. Dustbanc, regular 33c, for ..30c Augur bits of the best Gilmore make : 1-4-- 12c, 5-16-12c, 3-8-16c, 7-16-16c, 1-2- -elle, 5-8-20C, 3-4-24c. 7-8-28c. Grindstones at..... 25c and 39c Nails, gibs. for.,, .. - 2Sc ` PAINT PAINT lVhen you have a chance to buy paint ready for the brush, at the prices we sell at, you should lay in a stock before we sell out. We have a large range of shades and can give you first quality paint, at per quart .....45c lVe have several good Carving i'-ts and Silver Nieces. If you are looking for a good price it will pay you to see the Big Values we are giving. Varsii*h stood Varnish Stains Wt ludo botKltt a Sptfttt supply of these and so our stock is extra full. You will be surprised what a change a little of Chi•namel or Campbell's Stains will make. All at specially reduced prices. Buy yourself a Set of Chisels N( 'he time of year to fix up and a chisel is a nece We have chisels of quality, all at special If you intend; to build it will iy yqu o see what we can do f'r you on yo requirements I Oil, 70c per gallon Raw Oil, 65c per gallon B We have a few of our beautiful calendars left. Y .lay have one for the asking i 1 • • •• • I •• •• • • •• • •• •• • •• • 11111111110" -- Our stock of exclusive Suiting Materials is one of the choicest and best selected it has ever been our pleasure to show. We offer an assortment of fabrics and weaves that are de- cidedly distinctive and exclusive and in no case do we show more than one length of any kind. Prominent are some fine tweeds and worsteds that make very stylish tailored suits. These are higher quality that we have ever before at- tempted to carry. We will sell them 'either by the yard, or can make them in our own work- rooms and guarantee the best of workmanship and linings, the coats being lined with guaran- teed satin. The cost of the garments complete will be from $25.00 to $35.00 Exclusive Coating Materials Just passed into stock this week some very handsome Coating Materials in the new bright shades and fancy weaves. These come in coat lengths only and are the most favored and up-to-date materials for ladies' coats for Spring and Summer Wear. One line in particu- lar is an English Novelty of which only single piece was sent to the Canadian agent. The prices of these materials are $2.00, 52.50 and $3.00 per yard, or we will make the coats to order in our own workroom and the coat will be per garment froe $15 .00 to a 18.0o Kid Gloves for Easter Again we remind you of the completeness of our Ktd Glove stock and also of the tact that we do not handle a single quality or sell a single pair that we do absolutely guarantee. Kid (liver buy- tqyg here can be, door with confidence, as only standard and tested makes are 'sold Thier, qual- ties and of each anality all sizes an.i ;e gond range of colorings as well its ala^k. Prices per pair 31.00, 31.26 and 31.50 New Raincoats Just Arrived All ready- tor the April showers with an exclusive collet -firm of Ladies' Raincoats Every lrerdlent is new and fresh from 1he fac- tory. At -e have a dozen or more styles ti sb:ew, all of which we guarantee. The auali ties are absolutely reliahle. cut. stile and ma- terial the latest and three most to demand. These lt•ianoatesell $4.75- to $18.00 at from We have pattieutsely gond value at 36.00, 310.00 and 313.00 Display of Easter Millinery Our Millinery Department is making a special display of Eas- ter Millinery for Easter week. The milliners are working over- time preparing for it and we promise you some Millinery next week that will be well worth com- ing to see. • Spring Hosiery • Special showing of Spring • Hosiery neat Saturday, light • weight cashmere, hale thread or cotton. all sizes and marry wee. • vet. These are Special value. Llama Hose 3 pairs for $I.00• • Ladiee' tine imported• Llama Hoar. All pure -wool, • full kn Matted. perfect fitt;rig and comfortable, spring(( • . pa pair $1 eW - 860weightP or 8 irs tot • Penman's Fine Gauge • Cashmere • This 1s nnr "[the remota Penman Lar,., An retro • fin. q.tality. plain e •slim,•,., • uudiunt weight for earl) - spring wear. Aleedt •ely • without • s -am. lit,e the feet }e•r[rctly without a 50� • wrinkle. Per pair..... • Silk Boot Hose 50e • This is a special quality • for which 'we have mads :. • The first shipment is just in. • It is high-grade in every • way. .beer yet •ter ng. A • perfect Hose at a popular • prier. All size. per 0c pair..... ....... QM/IL • large contract this firemen. Cashmere or Cotton • Hose 25c • Lathes Mark l'avLtu,•I,• • or Potton Huse. tine emelt • weave. seamless fent. spirit- • did for between reason wear-. Special showing on Satin tiny. at the ""1" 2�C • price, per pair J • Nobby Little Coats for Children Ve have excelled ourxelvea in • display of Children.* (bate. Never have we attentp- led to carry the assortment 11. variety yin, will find here today. From utile toils of four years tip to misses of 1(1 and l t year.. we have ('oats that will appeal to you froth fat Ili eti • • • • •1 �A ��1((�� • style and a^real .D`ie00 to $12.00 • valor. Prices are. • New Shadow Laces • We are.prepar.d fur the great demand for 1 these 1.aces es we here pod rewired a very • large shipment from the inanufect.rers. They • i .. in •rcgw end Pero and p,actically all widths. The values are' exceptionally gond 1 end the patter :is neat and 2(1„ s7•ll J • VV dainty. Price per card.. II., to Silk Shadow 1.e,•es in wide. widtlie tar • trimmings al 31.60 t•• $3.60 Per yard. , • We Re-cover Umbrellas • - . • If you have an Unite -elle you would like to • have rc-.overed bring it in and we will show you • the different qualities of cloths and tell you exact- ly what it will cost to have the work done. If •' your handle is good you can hove a new (Timbre!.J •. la at very little cost. The Sport Coat for Spring This is a smart little Spring Coat, cut with a belt, and with or without convertible collar. We show a splendid assortment of these popular little models, most of them in the new bright shades that are proving so popular. Prices.. $I0.00, $12.50, $15.00 • • 1• • •• •• •• • • % • • • • r a • r• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••: • • • Cotton Crepes s. •Near etetedi ••Oleos.► • re- ceived this week. Special • qualities suitable for rm- • derwear, In white osly. at • per yard. 1 so to 2So -- ....� - /M Sears Illustrious Name A boy bearing the illustrious name of 'immerses NVilliam Joseph Edward should stake his mark in the world and be doubtless will. Sorb was the name given the moo of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edward me 'Fonda after - noes last, when the haps seine was aeteiacted by Rev. Geo. K. Row, of Emose ureb, at their bone In Oot- borreunigsw tawatlip.'!dere Tb. veset event goslulf. w /r tis. balm asdthe and grare sttaetldr. yMgolal wt.. the ens re - Swed E euisitely �id all her chill sea .54 . The baptisssal bowl came lowg ago from the old lead and hue Seas ase at ail the the f� ring tie past 140al services tar �wesaf ros Osrt.lnly young )lbesar.oe w1Ulase Joseph had begun 11ie wan. The ' Howell Uardwi e ` o., Limited imaztam-inxivo moffwi ai triad Cada CLINTON MAN'S DEATH i°fbeing on tor. steamier arta .ad bringing the frst cargo of Manitoba Penner Rasideat of Chaise Dies in De- ' wheat from Port Arthur. He sale trait He.pifal Det t, April 2. -Rev Horace H. Jack rector of Rt. George's Kph'. cepa) rob and formerly bead of the m Bast Side settleent, did Hatueday morning in $arper Hospital attar a .bort illness or pneumonia. Mr. Jack- son wad 31 years old and his r.stor- sbibegan on February 1st. was horn la Clinton. Ont., .t.4 o.lv.d his wdee$se In Kenyon (iotl.lirwlss UMr. Jaek.oe is survivaed by bis w and several relatives le Oae- eds. Be was buried in Clinton nn Tuesday afternoon. CAPTAIN SULLIVAN DEAD w.s basses Weiser Passes Away at Sl Collarless e Patrick Sullivan, waster died In Rt. Leabaete. s last Wednesday after an glom of only a few bases. i1. we. Its reeve of age. sac/ was well karma is every pert hese Montreal to v daring MO=aO pfa+n .Asea~r his final trip last fall in ebarRe of e vassal, his command being the steamer Prince Report, and on that occasion the mayor and council of Port Arthur prs•.nted Sim with an phusainated address. Tbe deceased was at cele time a well - knows figure in GdMich sod ego In.traedstal In building tise first pier here yams ago. Huron Owwly M be Organised At the county etrnvestbs ton be held 1n Mates neat Tuesday it M ex- pected that N••• wW be laid for a won eoopiate ottganinatl.. of Harps meaty trader the dome of a g1N erea eses roaptaPerry semety Ms decided on a lgs Ils,e a.a•_ tramaratlaa bare eweegslsshry toe Gist- isa Other mantan d iwtliweble hit- soettsee wit afro b 0 as limo big casv't{ea 1a 011MMa awe kianstirra r Walluesbaa wad lei samoslatlea lim lataistaltwaramws amps. Ili wM be WM be gg�g�Tea .baeeb, sararlwalag at Maw.