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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-5-7, Page 8• Tltvs*DAT, WAY 7. 1911 Wall Paper SALE Clearing male of Imported Papery. specially suitable tor bedrooms, regular 15c and 3Oc papers, rale price, 10c per single roll of eight yards. A number of these papers are l.orderlees. while others have either a winch or 1S -inch border to watch. Borderless papers for par- lors, living rooms, halls, etc.. regular 35c and :tic per roll, reduced to Sic per single roll. The above papers will be on sale Friday and Saturday of this week. The Colesial Bit Store GEO. PORTER, Prop. God.rich MOTHER'S DAY Neat Sunday Will be so Observed eel This Continent • white earnatiou wor n next Sun- day on the left lapel of your coat shows that you are thinking and re- verencing your mother whether sbe s shire or dead. This day is chiefly ob. served in inc United States but the observance+ has now spread and is al- most universally ob,.•rved in Canada also. A carnation war chosen by Miss Anna Jarvis, the :.rigivator of the on account of its whiteness will' denotes purity: its form for beauty: its fragrance for love and its wide growth for charity. All these are attributes of a true mother and the wearer of the white flower is specially reminded of them on that da dillies Anna Jarvi.. of Phi�elphia, lost her mother in IteXi. On the first anniversary she determined to rever- ence her mother's memory and took this means of doing it. She wrote to editors, clergymen and others in public lite, asking them to help bar in the spread of tbip ober:saner. On this continent the day is almost univer- sally observed and in many of the big United States and Canadian cities thousands of dollars will be spent on white carnations and practically tons of these beautiful flowers wilt be re- tailed to those who want to -wear their heart on their sleeve?+ as it were. mud show respect to their mother. in Goderich the day will be kept and in all the churches special sermons and music will be given. lm North THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTA RI O 1 iLETT's� street Methodist church a specie' mother's day service will be held in the morning and in the afternoon the Sunday echoul will bold an open sleet- ing in the church. ANNUAL MEETING The loth annual meeting of the shareholders and directors uI the God- erich (:levator and Transit Co. was held yesterday afternoon in the norms in the Unioo Bank building. The financial statement as presented by Mr. W. 1. Horton, secretary -treasurer endgames' manager. showed the oom- pany to be in a highly successful state and that the elevator baa broken all records and passed the most successful year in its existence. The officers elected for the ensuing year were : President. Mr. John 1. A. Hu. t, Montreal; vice president, Mr. Simon I)yrnent, Barrie ; secretary treasurer and general manager, Mr. W. L Horton, Oodericb; directors, Meseta. John 1. A. Hunt, Simon Dytnent, M. McLaughlin, Toronto; D. R. Wayland, Fort William: Ww Proudfoot, M. P. P. and W. L. Horton, Goderich. MORE DETERMINED THAN EVER TO TURN THIS LARGE HARDWARE STOCK INTO CASH As the business of the Mistier Mfg. Co. continues to expand, the more Mr. Howell, the president of both companies, sees the necessity of disposing of the Hardware, so that he can give his whole attention to manufacturing. We know a great many are anxious to know what is being made. We purpose having a window display on Saturday of some of the lines, when we ‘till be pleased to give out a limited number of samples. For the week, May 8th to May 16th, we offer the following extra specials : Thirteen filic packages Murals Wall Finish, 29c package. This is an excellent Wall Finish. 10 packages, Jelhtone Wall' Finish, regular :ltk, special 19e. :*I packages Alabastine, regular ',lac. special price 3:x•. Also a full .assortment of shades in Molests, 40c a package. We Isere just opened oni an Import shipment of Pocket Knives. We must dear the lot ♦a luickly as possible. we have a few Rates of best.ise. in .took. _ HERE 18 YOUR PAINT CHANCE 00 :l -pint tins Elephant Paint at 10c each. Worth at least today 30c each. Scissors are a necessity in every home. We have a splendid asaottanent of heat makes : 101.1 lines for talc. $I.tai lines for 74r. talk lines for 67c. Vic lines for 54c. 011ie lines for 17c. 50c lines for :b;C. 40c lines for 2t'c. 'roc lines for Pic. Special prices on the whole stock. We have bought small lots of staple stock so that we can supply almost thing you require. Howell Hardware Co., Limited any - ;r ig because it is the recognized leading household ranee. imitated but never really equalled. JAP-A-LAC-the Gloom -Chaser WHEN JAP-A-LAC eaten your home. Gloom makes • twisty \ exit. For dust. dirt, and dangerous germs can find too resting pksce where JAPA-LAC has been used old noon can be given a polished surface. easily kept cues by oocasinrlly wiping with • damp clout. Dull. gl000ty and unsightly furniture can be made to look lie new. Tarnished radiators •ad het water pipes can be given a permanent gold or aluminum belt. which wall not rub off. Kitchen linoleum can be beautified. and its weans properties increased- -straw mmg can be made waterproof. and its hfe more than doubled --c sad frayingw shads w be renewed. Anyonew peedsce these woad fd resinby the s. means of JAP-A-LAC--site gioom-chaps. Made s 21 beautiful colon, and always pee t4 is Calm The hearing des name "GLI DDEN." Gat • cam of JAP-A-LAC to.uky at year local hardware stem and ask fen • JAp-A-LAC color card aid • sappy of the line book. "A Them•nd and ae Use of JAP-A.t.AC... In Oodeeleh JAP-A•LAC M sold by Mads b ;11110 Qbeino VassidtCmr. Linnen Tomos. SHORT EXTENSION CENTNE HURON HOTEL KEEPERb GIVEN THREE MONTHS License Commissioners for Centre Huron in Conference Here on Monday Decide to Grant Three Months Extension of License — Hotels Glove August First All eyes were turned on the license cowwLsioners for Centre Huron when they sat for about one and a halt hours to private conference at the court bones on Monday ahar000n, de- ciding whether they would deal a death blow to the 14 licenses in this part of the county over which they had jurisdiction, or let them live on for auotber three months. But al- though the liquor people were keenly iutererted anal some of them believed they would have another year, yet none df them blamed the commission- ers as they realized that the commi.- riuners ears unable to do anything else. Their deciriuu that the licensee would be granted for another year at the but mestidg had been vetoed by the license departoteut in Toronto, and they therefore were compelled to either close the barn up immediately or give a three months extension. No DEtfruit 81*Axo. On account of Hon. W. J. Hanna not taking a definite stand, by not saying that the bars must be closed up nor yet issuing any licensee, from friday until Monday the bare were selling liquor without a licsnne. although the but.all-keepers had paid their Wooers until August 1st. 8E( KIR COUNCIL. It was a few minutes after two o'clock when (he comuusaionen as- sembled at the court house and they believed they would only be a few minute* making up their mind. Whsle Ibis secret council was in progress • nutuber of reporters waited patiently in the hall. One hour pawed and still they waited. '1 hen emerged Inspector Johnston and going to tn. 'phone be summoned Mr. Jack Reynolds before the high tribunal. A few minutes later Mr. L. E. Denary was admitted into the secret society. Things began to get interesting and the bootie outside in- creased. The closed door council soil assumed its tuysterions aspect until about one and r half hours had peeped and then the decision was announced. It further transpired that Mr. Rey- e olds was questioned about his brother James holatng two licensee. One in Guelph and twat of the British Ex- change hotel here. While the com- missioners were meeting every person in town was ,joterested. The liquor people were •lraid tbat the licenses would be cut oar immediately and that they would have to pour their fresh stock away. The temperance fighters were hoping for the best, that the ban would forever close as soon as the meeting was over. but were $ little afraid that the licenses might be ex- tended three months or so. But how- ever,when the decision wee announced all seemed to be very satisfied with the action of the board. It consisted of Mr. R.J. Clutt, Clintorl, chairman; Mr. A. E. Barker, Brussels, and Mr. G. M. Elliott. (ioderich. • ON CHURCH GOING Rev. J. S. Duncan, et L•cknow, Preaches is Knox Church In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Geo. E. Row, who conducted anniver- sary services in Lucknow Presbyterian church last Sunda his pulpit in Knox church was filled by Rev. J. 8. Duncan, of Lucknow, who preached two very good sermons. The question of going to church, the clinging to the religion of Jesus Christ, was the theme of the evening Ikldrew. The preacher commenced by raying that be was much interested in reading a number pt interviews in a Regina newspaper. "This enterpris- iug newspaper, as the preacher term- ed 11, "bad soot its reporters out on the street corners, Into hotel lobbies, the public parks, and other places where men congregate and asked those people found there, why they did not go to church ?" The reasons given by these people were various as one might suppose. Some said that they had never been brought up to go to church by their parents : others declared that the did not think they were any woese than three people who went to church and again others af- firmed that they would like to be witb- fo the folds of the church but they did not feel they were eligible—they were not .good enough—aa the de- mands of the church were too exact- ing for them. Another lot of people stayed from the house of tied simple rearm that tbardid not ink the pastor came up to their expec- tations. They complained of hypoc- risy in the church members and there- fore they were afraid of being contam- inated, should they become associated with the church. These excuses and many more were trivial in the seiaister's mind mad did not excuse anyone from staying borne from church, if," said the pastor, "religion is judged by those who pro- fess ewfess it. rather than by itself, It is not fudged properly. it is just the same to 000demn the principle of .ducatioo because a few scholars turn out as dances, or say that industrial life was n ot Aatriahiss because a few factories bad gone to the wall. as to condemn religion became some of its adherents were not Nvl� up W Ire true precepts." The retest get ahs went nn to *bow that Cbeit did not tell to to fol- low those pelvis who went to oburoh, and perbewe some might be hypo. mho. bast Re said. "Follow Ye." 't'he speaker thought the people expeopd sew* a* hem tbs followers of Chtlst th�olel were perlIset . p.e:mdChrist and diod The religion, wMek 'bey had so right to The preacher soot on to .how Whet some oons d.rsd the demand. of Chefs Nasky high. liven if they were lowered then would MIS be menses mads and es*+eeIR 1iy warolifitleetration he stated that se bootee would think et shastbag a liras.?e emir sell this who far It. For Two Weeks or up to Saturday, May 23rd, We Will Make Tailored Suits to Your Order for only $8.75 have 20 or 2$ more Novelty Suit Lengths than we ought to have at this season of the year. They are this season's goods and there are no two alike. To get the stock down to where it ought to be we will make these suits up in our own work -rooms and charge you only $8.75 for the mak- ing. There will be nothing stinted either in style, work or finish. The garments will be up to our usual high standard in every point. We are simply over -stocked and take this means ofrighting things. Yon can take your choice of linings or styles and have them made any way you wish. Leave your order as early as possible as we can only make a limited number at this price. Suits made to your order for two weeks for only $8.75 A Big Sale of Scotch Linoleums at 50c Per Square Yard Here is a great big money saving chance to buy Linoleums. A big shipment just received direct from the Scotch mills. This is an extra quality cloth, throughly seasoned, soft and pliable, and there is a splen- did range of new patterns. We guarantee the quality in every particu- lar. Buying from the mill direct we have to buy in quantities and that means we get a close price and are passing it on to you. You won't het its equal for value we are satisfied. On Sale commencing Saturday, 3 and 4 -yard widths, block or floral patterns, at per square yard Me dgens Bros. Ladies' Umbrellas $I.50 Austrian glori♦ tops. taped edges, strong frames and band - some handles. aswsv�m Wei ISI My Valet A new and up-to-date dry cleaning. pressing and repair- ing establishment for ladies', gent.' and children's gar- ments. curtains, gloves, deepen, etc. Work called tor and de- livered. Phone calls promptly at- tended to. West Street. opposite Masonic Temple, Goderich Phone 305 NORVAL DAVIS. GEO. KAY. Proprietor. Manager DON'T FORGET we have a large stock of FRESH AND CURED MEATS ON HAND POW ELL tha GROCER ON THE SQUAW! MIOI•E s, Admirals M The dorsad. instead of taking a long journey to the remote parts of the province forgnme, although it .night he cheaper :and eesier. Why : Because it was too easy. The excuse which some people made. that they did not want religign. was also a Almay excuse and one which .could not stand. Although people might say that they did not want religion. yet religion was natural for man and in their hearts of hearts they desired something to look up to wor- ship. The question is : Did they want it. The minister believed they did. Smith's Art Store Have now on display all their spring stock of Window Shades, Brass and Wood Curtain Poles, and a cracking gout line it is 0.0. Heavy Oiled Cloth insertion. Trim- med Shades at 5i0c. They also carry in stock all color; and widths of Shade ('loth, Lace and Insertion by the yard. So you can have any sire of Shades made to order et *bort notice. Shades delivered and bung for you. Call and see their large assortment. The Curfew On Friday night last the curfew issued ice warning for the first time to all"kids" under 15 years of age. Each night afterwards„ with the ex- ception of Sunday. it will tinkle at nine o'etnck. A small hell on the top of the town hall is used foi the purpose. Fifty cents will pay for The Signal to the end of tide present year. A LARGE JOB of tinning work does 'sot rattle us. A small one does ant assay us. We are here to taak& any kind of a psvhposi- tis 11110111.11sit GOOD TINNING WORK hpoor super - W ei wort wen i i aet year people. f you west ilmnslme dogma at a rem e meahle eget yen mama de better than street me with the emtsr. FRED HUNT N AJSILlOM STWT .OD$RICN P50111 1811 Good Shoes The Ia'iy or gentleman who dresses with good taste is always stylish and their attire is never complete without good Shoes. .% really stylish ..hoe reflects comfort, good taste and perfect fit. Our patrons will find these qualities and more in our spring and sum- mer styles at J. N. McClinton's Men's Raincoats in all the latest shades and sites to 44. Guaranteed to be ab- solutely water proof. Let us show you the styles. Priced ratneoats 114.711W 512.211 Boys' raincoats $11.711 and up. Men's Work Shirts Black and white striped and plain Mask, 4Se and up. Men's Umbrellas SereUR steel triunes, covers of good wearing cloth. Rood selection .t beadles io natural woods with trimmings. Al.o instal poste. Tse to SAO. M. ROBINS Ores ermdop "Ibis NINA � y s IMIMto armory fes. 1AL w'