HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-5-28, Page 4• TirVtsaaaT, MAT 14 1.114
THE tiIG2'AL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Rich Indian bis
blended with flavory Ceybas.
Tea "is good tea
Installments
INSTEAD of buying
as speculative real estate
on the installment plan,
you should buy revenue
producing investments
on the installment plan.
Upon request we shall be
pleased to suggest suit-
able investments for you.
A. H. Martens & Co.
Members Toronto Stock Exchange
11O11D sad SNARE RROEERS
C. P. R. BUILDING, TORONTO
12-34
LET t'- I'KEP%RE YOU ".RUR A BCdl
NEsd t .11IKICR. ATrENI,
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Torre,•,•. tuts., where you will get rorrert It
-true 1 u sou -ut,t ,re in entwining 'n.pluy•
m nt Shen competent. t allege t pin 111
suntme . Enter eery Owe. ('ataincur tees.
B
sue
Nothing to nuzzle young heads
in the B,-,welie wsv of making
picture... Boys and girls can en-
joy a Brownie right from the
start. Popular with grown-ups
tato..,
$I.00 t0 $12
Amateurs will ire given lessons
free its developing and finishing.
R. R. SALLOWS
wewwa,... seWsewsienerweenersettow,
FARMERS
ATTENTION !
When you are in. town
:All and see my large dis-
play of all kinds of
Cockshutt farming im-
plements,
Brantford carriages,
Adams' tvagons,
Risco manure spread-
er;, etc.
Herbert F. Morris
Hamilton Street
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T. Swans'
'Bus, Livery
and Hack Stables
Mos•ri(KA I. `TRttT
J user °FF Tilt. StC O E
WESTFIELD
There passed away at the bows of
his grandparent., Mr. and Mn. J. Hed-
moud, on h'ridsy morning, May '�nd,
Hilary Raymond Hell, infant son of
Mi. and Mrs. Jol•u Bell, ut Barone. Al•
b tis. aged ten months and three
data, Mrs. l(rll and three rhil len
cisme home before Christine* to spiend
the winter with her parents. The
filth, baby cuntra'ted tt es Ll then
bronchitis iron which he never truce•
r.d. Mueh sympathy is extend., to
Mr and Mrs. Bell in their sad l.we, ai
he was a par tienluly Mile tet Ili ld. Thr
funeral took piece to St. Augustine
cenmetet% tt•t sun -lay nee eine ,t, 1.i tie
o's hack (taloned by many eoriowthl
frit ads.
DUNGANNON
Mies E. Cane has leen on the rick
liar for a few dept.
Mr. David Henderson is improving
,.icely from his illnrrn.
Mr. Cecil }ipso was on the sick list
for u few slave lest week.
Mr. J. \Vslknm and Mr. 1). Sproul
were in titrJerirh on Monday.
Mr. George e. of Seaforth'
(Cohigh
school, was honer for the holiday.
Quite a number from here attended
the tea -Meeting at Nile on May 25th.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mt -Clore and
cbildien spent Monday in Ooderich.
Me. J. F. Mallough. of Toronto, was
111 the village for a few days last week.
Mr. Fred'freleasen, of Toronto, is
visiting hist nsrente and relatives here.
Mr. Jaynes Rose and daughter. Mire
Natter, were in Ripley on Tueu.day of
last week
Mr. Wm. M. Plonk, orf New York,
returned home fart week after visiting
his aunt. Mrs. Roberts.
Rev. J. E. Hunter attended' the dis-
trict meeting In Uoderichon Thursday
and Friday of last. week.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Dungannon branch of the Wo-
meus institute will be held in the
Orange hall on Thursday afternoon,
Miry'3ith, ar twn p.m.
Mr. and Mol. R. McKenzie, Rev. G.
Gomm. Mre. Pattieor, Mrs.W 4t ui her,
Mi... E. Elliott and lire. R. Davidson
attended a missionary convention at
Kincardine on Tuesday of last week.
LEEdURN
Miss Winnie Shaw was home from
Throats, for the holiday.
Mr. Thoma. Bogie left on Monday
to join hie beat after ►pending a week
at ria hotue.
.Mrs. O. Clutton, of Stratton,. is
visiting ber mother, Mr,. John Hor-
ton at pre.ent.
Mir. Jessie Linklater and her
friend, Mier M,Oregor, of Bayfield,
spent the2lth at the former'. home.
The Wowet.'e Missionary t(oeiety
will meet on Wednrsdayafternoon at
the home of Mrs. Archie Horton,
when a report of the convention held
in Toronto will he given.
Mr. O. Stewart bed his Karn partial-
ly raised fart Thursday. It was eum-
pleted by Mr. \Van. Brown and his
gang of men from Purt Alpert ham
starter) to put up the cement wall
herr.
Many from around here attended
the funeral of Ihr late Mrs. John Me-
rvin. itm Staltfonl, on Monday. Mrs.
McNevin lived here before going to
`ialtfterd. She was a good friend of all
and every one spenks in the highest
tet 1.1,4of-her. M ueh cytopathy i. felt
fir Ib.. bereaaed faintly. She leaves.
three sons and three daughters.
A teed nese sleeting of Leehurn
church was held on We•lnrsdav night,
to lay plans for the fixing of their
rhurt•h. Muth interred her treen taken
its the work and a large number of the
rongrega_iun turned out. Atter a
waster ,argument it war derided to
have the Sunday school taken down,
stove the ehrrrrh end put a basement
under it. The work is going to Part
tight away so as to have it fini.hed
before the cold weather ccnulleoees.
ST. HELENS
Miss McNeill, of Calvin, visited at lir.
1 W. J. Todd's.
Mr. John McLean is at present con-
fined to the house.
Mires Lilian (.hark spent the holiday
i with friend. at Westfield.
Mr. John Campbell, of Dungannon,
called on friends on Trueday.
Mn. Carnpiell, of Ripley. 'tent the
week -end at Mr. Neil Campbell's.
•Mrs :M4. Pusais tlattad.hsr mother..
mo=w meet/ Ra onas' for a fa* days lost wirk.
Empire day wars spent very quietly
in Mt. Helens. Mouse went fishing.
enme pirknicking and others to the
rifle range.
The annual meeting of the St.
Helens branch of the \Vomt•o's Insti-
tute was held at Mrs. A. Anderson's
on May 2Ist. The officers elected for
the enauine year ale as follows :—
Preeident, Mrs. A. Anderson: •lose
president. Mn. Ed. Thom ; secr, .tary-
lr,aattrer, Mrs. R. K. Miller: direr -
tore, Miss M. Rutherford. Mina M.
Campbell and Mrs. John McQuillan:
committee. Mrm. O. Webb. Mrs. Joe
(taunt. Mrs. 8. Naylor, Mrs. James.
(taunt. Moe M. MrQuilltn and Mite
A. McKrozo• : auditors, Mrs. 1). Todd
' and Mrs. W. 1. Miller ; (segaaiat, Mrs.
W.R. Perrier and Mir Maud a(t:Quillin.
The .erretary's report Mowed a good
i standing for the institute and an In -
I crease of Member-. The meet are
held on the last Thnreday of eaeh
tnontle. Visitors are always welcome.
The institute Is etfll taking up the
work of improving the cemetery and
would tip P to hear from partite
, Interested in the work. Thew wbn
h the kindly pent donations are N tol-
lows t—Roy. Q Hut herford, Maws,
Murdoch Prow. R. Ria., 0. 13. 11111.
D M. MeDospild. A. D. Caetere., C. B.
1f� A. McPherson.
BURKS MEET ALL TRAIN
AND : PAMMFNOER ': BOATS
ss
Paetrgeru reliedInc in
any part of the town for
all trains at O. T. R. or
C. P. R. depots. Prompt
service and careful mitten -
Our Livery and Hack
esrvice wilt he found un-
to -date in ever) respect.
Your patronage solicited.
T. BWARTB
'Phatw 107 Montreal Street
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( (p=er 1111{wttared. t3, lex M
PORTERS HILL
Maes Ruby Potier spout Bunchy at
home
Mr. Wesley Vanderhurgh was in
Mitchell on Monday.
Mr. end Mr.. Wm. Moir, of Byron.
visited Mrs. Male's parents. Mr and
Mrs. John Con.
11,. services will Ite withdrawn from
Batbel church on Sunday next, Msy
Met. on account of the rally services in
Holuirsvitle.
AUBURN
Mr. Samuel Johnston, sr., is on the
sick list at present.
Mrs. -lobo Phillipe ham ber father
visiting her at present,
Mr. Dickinson Arent elle holiday
wit it his mother in Tomato.
Mr. John Jsckse.o, of Sebtingville,
came home for Victoria day.
Mira Annie Jackson, of Toronto.
visited ber parents over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilkins'. of
Ooderieh, visited et Mr. (,teor•ge Daw-
son...
Mr. Henry Yuni blut, of Zurich.
spent the holiday with his mother
here.
Mr. Andre v Itobm-rton, of Oakville.
visited hie mirente at Wittper ibis
week.
Mr. Prior, of Clinton, is tinily at Mr.
Lawrence Pleetzer's new house build-
ing the hrirk-work this week.
Mr. and Mi.. Alfred Asquith visited
their daughter, Met O. McIlveeo. et
Watford. during the Victoria day
holidays.
Subscribe tor The Signal and assist
the young ladies who are trying for
the trip to New York. Bermuda arid
Thousand Islands.
The Mlaaee Blair are waking some
changesand alterations to their rest-
droce, which will greatly improve its
present appearance.
Dr. A. J. Irwin, of Wlogham, mo-
tored to Auburn on Wednesday of
last week and slant the day with his
brother, Mr. Joseph Irwin.
Ui•s Eliza Pierce has been in Clin-
ton hospital undergoing a alight oper-
ation. Her many friends are glad W
know she Is improving nicely.
Mr. W. T. Riddell, one of our enter-
prising merchants, has purchased a
Furl motor car and can now he seen
each evening enjoying life. Tuesday
he motored to Seaforth, accompanied
BEGIN AT ONCE
PERI<ONAL IN*TRUCTION
at students deck makes It possible to enter
any day and ensures rapid adYartoement at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN ROUND, ONTARIO "
Larne start of spertanrta
1 'o.Itlon. au.raoteed to Graduates.
C. A. Furistrtt, P.C.A., Principal.
U. D. FLx*INO, Secretary.
Notice to Students
The manegemmt of Nhae's Hn-ire•..
School., Toronto, beer to sd. ice all Rer
fur Public tiehool and ail High School
-tudent, that It G prepared to mail *
ropy o1 Its currlenlhm to Any one who
de.-ires to finality Ina short period of icor
e month. for a good ....holed ors ittnn.
Addre.. Shaw'. School.. Toronto, on
tanto. Head (Mice, Toner R Gerrard
street...
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, ONT,
!femme a .neciail-t InIluainess. 1t
Otter., mote oprortun tier 'hen nor
nth.tt ending. To reap Use full me• ..ore
of .ifore.. you mast have U e he -t
pg,-
ibis training. Thi. is •"gash. Best
Ru.In.-. �eho-l. We gia-e Individual
sttentinn. Yon may enter nu, Daae...
at an time. Three Department.. I'e�-
merr1al, Shorthand and Telegr.phr.
Write at onoe for our free catalogue,
D. A. McLACHLA' Principal
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Shoe Comfort In
NEW LASTS
We have confined our opting
haying to the manufacturers
who have shown the greatest
lrnprovem •nt in the making of
shires. The result is, that we
are now showing the very latest
styles. Mom. new t.aats and
Shapes, and all rnnducive M
to comfort, becomes of the are
we exercise in fitting the toot.
SHARMAN
THE $HOE MAN
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RAILROAD MAN
HAD TO LAY OFF
Vihl He Took SIN SLS
Buffalo. N.Y.
"I 1 see been a Pullman conductor on
the C. 1'. R. end Michigau Central foe
the last three years.
About four yeas ago, I was laid up
with stenss pain in the groin, a very
more back, trod suffered most severely
when I tried to uria►te.
I treated with my family physician
for two months for Gravel In The
Bladder but did not receive any benefit.
About that time, I met auother railroad
man who had beta similar) affected
and who had been cured by GIN PILLS,
after having been given up by a pro-
ntinent physicians who treated him for
Diabetes. He is now running on the
read and is perfectlycured. ilestrongly
advised me to try IN PILLS which I
did—with the results that the pains left
me entirely."
FRANK S. IDE.
5oc. a box, 6 for $2.50. Sample free
if you write National Drug and (chemical
Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto. Iva
by some Liberal friends. and attended
the convention there
Mr. John Symington , was lenity
shaken up one day last week by hes
team running away. He is now re-
covering horn his injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. George Uenstedt vo-
lumed on Tuesday night from Mob-
riugville, where they •pent. the Vic-
toria day holidays with theirdaugbter,
Mem. Sttaurhrr.
Mrs. D. E. Munro has returned from
Winnipeg, where she spent moute tints
visiting her eon, Mr. [:rank Munro.
\\'e are pleased to state that Mrs.
Munro is much improved its health.
Our tonsorial artist, Mr. John Shortt,
haa,been laid up the past week and
had an operation performed fit ap-
pendicitis on Monday by Ile. Gunn. of
Clinton, and Dr. Weir, of Auburn.
He is now doing se well as possible.
MAFEKING
Miss Mary Culbert stent the week-
end at ber borne bete. "
Misr May Mtothers is much improv-
ed since her recent illness.
People of all ages and sin's.. some
with fishing rods and sonde with t•nae-
halls and hate, gathered tit the"Carr
Coo Valley wile Monday afternoon to
esiedrusweesswesesieueseser
Men's
raincoats
in all the latest .Itndrs itn.l sizes
to i1. tioaranteed to be sr.
lOtutett water proof. - L -t ua
-.how you the styles. l'rieeti
rsineoars $4.75 to $12.25
Hoye' ruins -oars $31.75 InMI oft.
Men's Work Shirts
Black and white etrip•d and
plain black, 45c and up.
Men's Umbrellas
Strong steel Trainee, covers of
good wee, Ing cloth. gond
•election of handles in natural
void• with trimmings. Also
metal post.. Teo to `2.00.
irryr'.r '-'v
M. ROBINS
Open evenings
Selling agent for Peabody's
Overalls
GRAND TRUNK SY's EM
UPPER LAKES
NAVIGATION
Flailing. fries Sarnia wharf )tnndayr. W 4.
ne.day. and ralor4ay. raw saint, Ni.. Mari..
i,wt Arthur ase rant Will sat, osrase.s.ina
Jen., Rh.
STEAMSt$IP SPECIAL
Effective Jure 8th. Westbound
w'lll Is... Teronin 11 1 . rn..n .ailing4are.,
: reaki....nesearee u ?Mrwta wharf for Irta►t
M.. Mari., Bort AnIron N Munn. w itini
peg aha whits Ie W..ters anode.
Ar
Pkw-m'ah. Phila.tar. loved hist -clans 1
rnlaf.w. b Asrf(a ea'�vf
A .g tt�a wQ. t.S m Nvw.n way
us.t,
leaving SefelaeawkNarfaet/w3sw n arriving Ta a
nw_ is a , sod needVikMireaaAini snob d
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"Wraps and rsaervattsw' tree, r, r, v
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THE WOMEN AND GIRLS ARE OUR FRIENDS
Some people say the ladies don't read dry goods advertise-
ments. Maybe they don't read them. Pity them if they had to
—but they read ours --we kt:ow they do. They tell us so, besides
they come here to buy the things we advertise.
SPRING SUITS
Our Stylish Spring Suits for women will be ob sale yet anoth-
er webk. Reductions of from &too to:6.°o a suit should see the
last of them this week. They are all this Spring's goods, tailor
made.
WAStI SUITS for Women, Girls and Children
' Children's range in prices from 5oc to $t.00 a suit. Girls' from $t,00 to
$2.00 and women's from $1.25 to $5.5o. We buy direct from the makers which
allows us to give you 'prices dead right on them.
• LAWN WAISTS
Never befolre ill the history of this store have we had such values in Waists
as we are now offering. They are made of fine waist lawn and voile, beautifully
trimmed with embroidery and lace ; long or short sleeves, open back or front and
made to correct sizes. Now is the time to make your selection while the stock is
at its best. 'The warn days are here and a nice cool Lawn Waist is
necessity.
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HOSIERY
Don't forget that this store has held first place
for Hosiery for many yearn and still maintains
that pianism. Yoe can find the same extra vela»
that have been found lure in former years. We
succeeded again this year in securing our tumid
lot of ISSI of Ladies' slack Huse, sizesttj, N, pA
and 1U. Two pairs tor Ipso
Equally gond value its other prices. Ws- make
a s ialt> of 2.1cent stocking* in heavy, medium
and fine sheer lisle. Easy on the fret and good„to
wear.
Standard I
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D. & A. CORSETS
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\dr. hvve put into 'tuck 611 pairs ut •
the new SU?ERBA Corset. Regular prier SLire, •'
Hy taking so many of them we gut them at a• •
mire which alloay. WI (0 offer them on a small • •
margin Inc quick selling et only 79o. This is a
chance to get ,un up -to-the-moment mummer •
weight corset, U. & A. wake, at a very small price. •
Now only.
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spend the ,holiday. Ob ! \\ hat .s
glorious time we had and what I arge
fish we caught.
Mr. Clarence Shackleton visited at
the home of Mrs. N. Saunders sits Sun-
day.
Mr. Win. McKenzie, of Lucknow,
was through here buying hones last
week.
Mr. and Mn, Isaac Andrew visited
at the horde of Mrs, %Vm. Stothers un
Sunday,
-Quite a number frorn bore atteeded
the funeral of the late Robert Reid at
Dungannon on Sunday.
The recent rains have been greatly
appreciated by the farmers after the
long spell of dry weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman. of Varna,
spent the weekend visiting at the
'retire of Mr. Thos.•Blake.
Some of the members of Blake'•
church were fixing up arut,nd the par-
sonage nt Lurknuw Iasi wren..
Mr. John Miller. of Sr. Helens. and
Mr. Fred ('curt, of Brno -e Mines. *pent
Sunday at Mr. James Webster's.
LAURI_R
Jlr. Donald MacNaan, of Kincardine,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr. Fred Kos'., of Dtngann.in. visit-
ed friends in these parte last week.
Mrs. 11. Finley has returned hoose
after spending/slew day, wit'' inrush-,
liege.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. McKenzie spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. D. Mc-
i.ean, jr.
Mists Ella Milkmaid has returned
home after spendit:g a few daym 111
Lin -know,
Mr. ('I.arles J. Mist -Gregor, of Sett-
iingvnlle, called on friends ecu 1 here
hest week.
Mr, Ralph Bueglats, of Kincardine
high school, is spending a few days at
his home here.
Mrs. %Vie. Hardie, ..f Kincardine,
stent a few days with her sister. Mrs.
Wm. \hilt)•, here.
Miss Marion McLeod, of Lucknow,
was r he guest of Ws. Annie 3lc
Lennau Inc a few days last week.
Mr. J. Ruse and Mr, H. Me fb,oald. a
Huron township, were the guests of
Mr. K. D. Mclennan on Monday last.
Mr. Ilett %Vise and his sister, Miss
Edon, of Clinton, are visiting at the
home of Mr. Wm. Ken.pton at present.
Mr. and Mrs. D. N. McKenzie Miss
Black, of Oodetich, and Miss iii rd
McKenzie, c.f Detroit, were the greats
of Mr. Neil O. MacKenzie on Sunday
lent.
JAP-A-LAC
the Home -Maker
TRANSFORM your house into a HOME with the
aid of JAP-A-LAC—the Home -Maker. Finish your
den" in weathered oak, and give the tarnished braes
andiron% and lighting fixtures a wrought iron finish with dull
black JAP_A-LAC. A gikled chair will add an artistic tooth to
the Drawing Poem JAP-A-IA(' golf will gild it You can apply
d yourself no expenence required s os.derfui for renewing
scratched sad clingy -looking furniture or Boon. ^g old.
Always put up in �G--r-een Timbeariat the mane "GLIDDEN."
Twenty-one colon to choose from. Ask .a your local hardware
.tore for a AP -A -LAC osier card and a copy of ti. little Leek,
"A Tlroumed sad One Use. of JAP-A-LAG"
IN GODERICH
JAP-A-LAC IS SOLD BY
C. C. LEE
Mals by
Tie dulls. Ve af,& Cs.. Liaised. Trout.
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Mr. B. Wise, Miss Edna Were and L-- - 1
Mie' Sophia Kempton spent Morley
Adze mown at the home o�laaslrQ M••ts.tL•'�"'ymww-t�wwn�wtaam.�„
I, cRfrt'Ntm. siertnd edIi. .it Hnr.tn
township.
COLBORNE
Mr. Ezra Dunt pul.•hased a tine
new buggy last week.
Finy cents will get The signal for the
balance 01 the prevent year.
rset
Mr. Lone Ons, of Mildmay, oc-
cupied the pulpit at the Evangelical
church nn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. 1. Oroos. of Vilalnmaa,
are renewing old arqualntanees on the
Maitland this week.
The ('h.•erful Pushers Bible rlaa11
held *picnic on )Jr, Schwartz's flats
nn Monday Attern oero of this week.
Mr. it. It. Salfow., .f tatderich, war
out this week taking photographs of
poultry, etc.. on the farm of Mr. W.
C. DorsL
At a meeting h tld in the town hall,
l'linton, ten Malates last of repeeren
tatives of the McKillop, Tucker.rnith.
Blyth, Ooderielt township and Col-
borne telephone aystetjn and Clinton
Amend of trade, arradgeenents were
ttlade for connection at Clinton try a
trunk lire a1 Renmiller On the com-
pletion of thin line Colborne a,ihsori-
si s will have dirsr:t r icstion
ith IVO telephones, either free nr on
five-est.t toll, as well as their long
honor. roeneetinn at (i.iderieb char
/OA. This is certainly encouraging in
iew of Use ttippseues •nroitnterr.d by
elm duels,/ tie pont.
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