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The Signal, 1914-7-2, Page 8• TSU$ LIAY. JULY 2, 1911 THE SIGINAL t3ODB.RICH ONTARIO Cut Prices for Friday and Saturday You may purchase one of t3M amus lat) published from $LS6 to •1.311, lou cheaper edklsr.. 1. "Diane of the Green Van" by Dal ample, "Bo$ar" by Johnston, "Golden Road" by author of Anne of Green Gables.` nday and Saturday 96: each. • STILL GREATER CUT ••V.uL.) ..f the Noon" by Jack hoodoo, "A Fool and his Moos y" by M.1.'0tc1eo0, and several others, special for h•ridey sad Saturday, NG: each. A .I.h•ndid .tuck of full cloth bound boob, by popular authors, "Winni. of Barbaro Worth," **Mistress of Sbenswne,' '•Spinner in the So,,, and dolens of others. our resular price 51M each. NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES Another shipment of the oelebreted Hajeh Linen Note Paper e•,t t•• band, regular 100 per quire, Friday and Saturday. 4 quire* for .. (.odd Linen envelopes to match, regular 111,; per package, Friday an.t Saturtlsy, t p.tckages for Glc. Carter's large size Blue Black Ink, regular 10c, Friday and Sal - m day, half price...c. Hank of England and Brows Bros. Falcon Pens, regular 10c per dnsen. Friday and Saturday, half price, be per dozen. several down Memorandum Books, regular 6c each. Friday and N:.tul►y, r fur TOILET PAPIR Large .ize rolls and package., regular 10c, Friday and Saturday. 4 tolls or 4 packaged for 25c. Clouse Brand, Blue Bawd Brand, regular 10 • straight, Friday and Saturday 3 roll. or packages for 95c. Poppy sod Cavitation Brand, regular :t for 26c, Friday sad Saturday 5 for 25e. George Porter THE t3ODERICH BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. THE SIGNAL'S CLUBBING LIST 1914 The'Signal and;Toronto Daily Globe 83.75 The;Signal and Daily Globe to persons with rural postal boxes the price is. 3.5o. The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire3.75 The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to persons with rural postal boxes the price is 3.5o The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star 1.85 The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85 The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.75 The Signal and Toronto Daily Star... =.25 The Signal and Toronto Daily World...., 3.25 The Signal and Toronto Daily News . 2.30 The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and Empire 1.6o The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.35 The Signal and Canadian Farm....... 1.85 the Signal and Farm and Dairy New i.6o Renewal. The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25 The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35 The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1.50 The Signal and 'Winnipeg Weekly Free, Press t •6o The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90 The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser ,.6o The Signal and London Daily Free Press Mot ning Edition 3.50 Evening Edition 2.go The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness1.85 The Signal and World Wide 2.25 The Signal and Presbyterian .. , , . , ..• • • • 2.25 The Signal and Westminster 2.25 The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25 The Signal and Catholic Register New 1.70 Renewal 4.85 The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.40 The Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25 The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75 The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) r.so Tbe.+e prices are for addr.ene. in Canada or Great Britain The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine 3.25 The.Si nal and-VYoman's Nome Cion. '.. 'Weir VO lc). - Companion. 75... The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.5o The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00 Including postage to Canadian subscribers. The above publications may be obtained by Sig- nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any - publication being the figure given above less $i.00 representing the price of The Signal. For instance : The Signal a.4 The Family Herald and Weekly Star, .... i1.As The Fames Advocate (1}.j3 Mos $1oS) ... 1.35 Sloe ni.tking the price of the three papers $3.20. The Stead sad The WeMlly Sea ..... ... tjt.ys The Toronto Daily Star Ma se isle Scots) Les $3-e the three papers for $1.00. If the publication you want is not in above list, let us know. We can supply almost any well-known Canadian publication. Send subscriptions through local agent or by postoffice or express order (not by bank cheque) to A. E. BRADWIN PUSLISNfiR THE SIGNAL Goderich Ontario TOWNSHIP COUNCIL REPORTS WEST WAWANOSH. Couocll meet on above date at call of Reeve Murray as per last adjourn- ment. Members .►u present ; Reeve Murray in lbe chair. this :nesting war called for the purpose of oonsiid.r- bag report of Engineer V. M. Roberts re adjuruueat of sreeeetwots le Young !rain award. This report was fully considered by council and filed with the original award. Council also arrived ata decl.ion as to the different appeais beard by them as a Court of Revision. Bylaw as amended was read a third time and passed on motion by Coons. Jobnstoo and Naylor. GOOD DAY OP SPORT CANADA'S NATAL DAY (;ELEBRAT- EQAI GODERICH tlaby ohm,/ a Leading Feature -Splen- did Programme of Athletic Sports and Horse Racine-Ooderich Fire- men Have Trouble Getting Oppon- ents for the Tug -of -War July 1st, 1914, has passed Into his- tory. To the raiser's of Goderlcb it Council met for general b•uoine.t. was a day of mingled joy and sedoses: Minutes of last meeting ted and joy because of the many Interesting pawed on motion by Course. Mellougb events provided by ib. eelebratba and Purdon. I 001111161.1011 and sadness because of the Reeve Money reported uotbio do- downpour of rain that accompanied int ae Electric Railways "'WWI •t . them. The proceedings of the morn - recent meeting of county councilI ins opened with what proved to be the Motion of Coons. Naylor and Mal- most attractive event of the day, the lough that 11900 be appropriated for baby show. There were 233 entries. road commissioners use sad equally divided between north aid south. - Carried. Motion by Count. Jobnaton and Purdon that township rate be two mills un the dollar. Chia so include township's share in drain award. - Carried. Wm. Wilson war paid $37.50 for op- ppeerating grader four and a belt days, •includin(r $1.'2) fur repairs. Council adjourned to meet July 3tb at 10 a,m. W. A. WILaON, Clerk. EAST WAWANOBH The council of East Wawaoo sb met received, requesting the council to have on June :and as per adjournment; members .1l pr•eeenL Minutes of last meeting read and approved on motion of Coons. Currie and Stonebouse. Communication from Fred Hayden the south branch of the Hallahen drain cleaned out as soon as possible. Ceuas. Buchanan and Stonehouse were instructed to attend to this mat- ter. The following accounts were paid :- John Campbell, ditching on East boaodary, $1.73; J. Vancamp, repair- ing culvert at Westfield church. illi: Jame% Dow, putting in culvert, cons, Sand 9, $8.75; W w. J. Currie. rent of crusher and cutting hill, coo. 12, 186.40: township of Morrie. balance on prairie road, 1130.71; A. Porterfield, rent of road allowance, con. 9, $2; Geo. Irwin, commutation statute labor tax, $10; W. Dow, repairing culvert, side line 30 and :31, con. 11, $1.50; W. Dow, gravel and gravelling aide lice, 30 and 31, con. 11, $22.90; 8. McBurney, re- pairing culvert, side line 311 and 31, con. 9, 90 sena; 8. McBurney, repair- ing culvert, side line 3) and 31, con. 9, $21.70: And. Shield, shovelling gravel. $1.25: M. McBurney, shovelliog gravel, $2.36; R. Shield, gravel, $10.90: P. King. gravel, $3.81k H. Frisby, gravel. $7.90; Ed. Haines, gravel. $3.130; 8. McBurney. gravel, $7,90: J. J. Kerr, gravel, 70 cents: Win. Pur - don. gravel. $4; Wm. Salter, gravel, 30 Dena. Next meeting of council will be held oo Monday afternoon, July 20th. . A PO.T$RPIaLD, Clerk. Reeve Elliott and Coun. Morris were judges. After very careful enrotAny they awarded first arias to Mrs. J. F. Thomawt, mooed to Mrs. G. K Evans and third to Mn. A. Letson. Seeing that so mush interest was centred in 1 his evetnt. It was stated that in the future two classes will be made ; over six months and under twelve months, sad six months and under. The foUowing were the winners of the day :- Boys foot race. 12 and under. -Alfred Nicholson, Ted Johnston. Frank Thompson. Boy. foot.ace.14and under -Arnim Brandt. John Farr, Joe Kelly. Boys' boot race -Benson V, ikon, Fred Prior, Frank Tbbmpeon. Boys three-legged race- W allace Duckworth and Harold Curer, Martin Price and John Pinder, Earl Porter and Ben Wilson. Running jump,14 and under - Arnim Brandt. Jhn Farr, Fort -Porter. High jump 14 and under -Gor- don Tebbutt, Benson Wilson, Norman Murk. Pole vault, 16 and under -Wm. Babb, Robert Clark, Herold Curry. Girls' foot race, 10 and under -May Brownlee, Helen Webb, Bernice 8 w. Girls foot race, 12 and u u%ie Bates, Clara Tarnboyn, Ane Snell. Girls' foot race. 14 and under -Kenny McArthur, Leo. Murray, limo Mc- Kay. Potato race for girls, all ages - Mamie Smith, 131sie Stancombe, Mar- jorie Doherty. Girls' bout rare -Florence Robertson, Mary Gaylen, Margaret Sproule. .Kgg and spoon race --Alice Mac - Ewan, Helen Webb, Emily McArtbar. Girls' roller skate rax -Annie Hen- dereoa. Dorothy Davis. Decorated bicycle -Edith Murney. Doris Martin. The oboes. races were beld in the [care park in the morning and the owing was the programme given in the agricultural park in the after- noon :- Men's half mile race -0. McDougall, E. McDougall. A. Kitten. Fat mane race -W. Green. W. Me - Lan, J. Bd1. One heal yards dash -E. Pr4d- ham, G. Me W. Soared. Amalgam !bog ump-H Belcher, E. Pridhass. Wheelbarrow race -Earl Barr, S. McKa . Rolling barrel --G. McDougall. 8. McKay. Hop. step and jump -8. McKay. H. Belcher. Standing jump -H. Belcher, b. DPOtilvault-J. Yule, 8. McKay. 1, ONE DEATH EVERY FOUR HOURS 81x people die every day in Ontario from tuberculosis --at the rate of one person every four hours -a total of over 19W) deaths every year- Qeiva- leet to the wiping out and loin to the community of a good Noised town. An appalling loss of life. The pity is that this continual sacrifice's unnee• Seery. These lives, or most of them, might be saved. Pioneer wort in the crusade against consumption baa been done by the National Sanity ions association. The hospitals et Muskoka and Weston are today standing evidence of the magni- ficent achievements of the association. Doe branch of the association work- • free illustrated lecture with 75 lan- tern views-ia delivered by Rev. J. 11. Dyke. field secretary of the asroeiatioo. This lecture will a given o'Soe y Jeightuly q 6Lb, the Lyrie theatre, Goderiob. A col- lection win be taken et the close in aid of the Muskoka free hospital for con- sumptives. The lec.ure ..plains in a simple, in- teresting, and complete way exactly what the disease is, bow to avoid it, and bow to treat it. Paresis eepeciafy should know bow to protect themselves and their chil- dren Every prlvaite individual -man. woman, and.cblld-i% in danger and shoeld know how to combat it. It is not too much to say that this lecture has boon the means of saving many Yves. It answers questions *everybody is asking. 1t is simplicity itself a child cart understand. To attend snth • lecture is • privi- lege. We heartily commend it to our reader.. SUNDAY SCHOOL BASEBALL To Tun EDITOR Or T'Hr SI OVAL t4ir, . WIII you kindly permit ma to say • few words through your columns to our citizen* regarding the Sunday school baseball league. whish has just been re-orgsnlsed i Meet, .w to the season ticked that the boys are selling, we hope that thew will he purchased and used. The mosey is to be used In providing bate, halls, cage, etc.. for the players and it will 1s carefully expended. Secondly, ire bespeak as Interest Ica the game* and • good attzndenee of adults. Tale will encourage the boys mid assist In cheekiest any tendency towards roughness or prof ty that may develop. The boys, Off t whole, speech, are elven of speb, bthe wad of the pre*ence and the sympathya *dolt. whom they respect wilbe beneficial. I should Ilka oleo to give some ac- count of the money collected at the football games. This was to hdp pa her the 'spinosa sa a games with town tamest As etlert was made to have a tem.. from Clinton alfa* haste for today. and whew that tailed, we tried BtraIIuttd. brat telae weesse*.dvl. Another gnaw wNb iyseld way bit it arvsoged. h*w.,.... TS. also mad, to gmwelese with port of this mossy. The baye are ts- pecyiwg to hiswe Victoria poet pot 1sato ■nod %haps by the Parks sen= taitess t1Y i ll. so that it will h.1IMAy 1br all kinds of gams, sad 1* a ardit a the tows es .. atkl.tk AMM. Orry, ,s MSS &s..r*e !bee die I part et /he tows A. Oel d.b, July Lek MK Honag RACfnto+. Gentleman's road race -Mr. Wat- son, Mr. Hawthorn, Mr. Walters. !Speeding contest -Mr. Hutcbineoo's Molly Ball. Mr. McManus' bores. Running race -H. Allen, J. Hun - king. Boxing conteet, combatants to stand in barrels. Norman McLeod. Albert Harris. Tug-of-war-Goderich firemen chal- lenged any ten men on the ground and won. COMMQrrn ON THE DAY. Someone naked if Coun. Morris awarded the baby prize for beef or beauty. In boot race Emus* arrived at the winning post with their neighbors foot wear. The boxing contest came @tear turn- ing from "Joest. to earnest." dne of the cooteatanla losing his tempera. well as his equilibrium. The presence of the police straightened things nit. There were not enough entries in the speeding oostesta to make things interesting. It tate. more than a rain storm to dampen the ardor of the girls. Many of them ran is their stockings and seemed to enjoy it. The roller skate race was to resaaf igekteto misttt e' walk for OK In Use tog -of -wee ewer teams meld be found ,o ..-,.t the townships, so Gnderieh issued it challenge to the field. The sewed pull was worth the whole entrance fee to nee. In spite of the rain • good crowd gathered oe the show ground* aod el - joy ed themselves. NEWS OF SPORT Poets LL The AIg Will caving bees deelersd champions of the Town league. the lacrosse team ubslMnged thorn to • game which Sas played at Victoria Part T'hurvd• night. The Millers were at a din vantage In not b jog able to have their regular players present. The/ put up • $earths game, which to the spectator. eras more enjoyable than many of the league games swing to the atomism of •n rnegb phyla,. Bath sides did es - wort M anal which 1•rgsty e m !rousted fnr small score. rb. Anil welt was two to ems in favor of the le- eroMe team. Reseal M 60 Optical Sate of warranted p.44-8IILd rim epsetaek'. and eye glasses with Wet ceaiky spherical 1..... tar nely $1.sfl, sold Is treviler way for IMO A t .stisetion d year eyes h.. Isy w !1'egboos, formerly° .ptleaf. r m Lill' jewelry Were, (ret aeon* Is we.t\ seers We b Z1tasd&y, Jetty b, and will si w. .rdsy, Jsty Ilio, at 8 m. .top rues. saris. !tett n'. Aire sews 0eirrirb, Ont, i -1 Suits and Coats Clearing at $10.00 11 Regular up to $25.10 II Special selling of Suits and Coats at this remarkably low price com- mencing Saturday. Ten Suits and five Coats in the lot. All this season's garments. Clearing time has come and we want these out of the way at once. It is the biggest kind of a bargain and your opportunity to get a Coat or Suit at less than One-half regular price or actual value. The Coats -5 of Them The Sults-10 of Them see and tans, plain and fancy weever, Then are 10 Snits in this Ili Blues, tans sed. The regular prices were $19.00 IA' and checks. The costa are Gila fired and all are It is our policy never to o carry Wady' new this +canon. The materials an rattnea and garments over from ons ss•soo to erges 1t.Rular pry wen 521.00 to 525.1111. to clear these out we give you your We never carry Suite from one moron to an- ot three handsome puna tor only other and to clear the Inst 10 out give you your choice Saturday for only 510.00 ( BI silt 11 mad1r24.e s anoth- er, and choice . 1110.00 July in the Millinery Department Special Sale of Trimmed Hats and Showing of White Summer ' Shapes We have prepared special attrac- tions in the Millinery Department for July selling. There is a very attrac- tive showing of new shapes in white straws and braids trimmed specially for summer wear and a sale of ladies' and children's Trimmed Hats at prices about One-half Regular. Children's Hats at $1.45 These Children's Hats sre all sew shapes and trimmed up- speciality for Jul selling. We bought them under value or could not sell them In this way. Regular prices are 12.75 to $3J1), Special July price $1.45 Ladies' Hata at *3.45 Only becsoee we bought the shapes away below regular are we able to sell them at Use price. Every shape new, black, loosen sad colors. All trimmed with gond materials and in the ►steel style. Regular value up to WOO. Saturday your choice of the lot for only. $3.45 Sale of Curtain flateriais Continued Big Special Sale of Lace Curtains and Bungalow Nets will continue for another week. It is a most unusual opportunity to buy Curtains at reduced prices and we strongly advise you to take advantage of it for once the lot is sold we cannot duplicate the offering. Here is a list of specials: - 50 -inch Bungalow Net 15‘ One hundred and moony yards new BOn- galow Net right tmm the factory in Notting- ham, 50 inches wide, white or ecru, sold at 26c the trade over. Special per yard 1 50 30c Bungalow Net 35c A very pretty p.tt.rn in Bungalow Net. white only, seat attractive design, will make pretty curtains for any room. Regular price 50c at least. Special per yard *So A Pretty Ecru Net 20c This Net is particularly suitable for living - room or dining -room. It is • dlaniond pat- tern, two-tone effect. strong) woven and very effective. At 50c per yard it would be considered reasonable. Sixty yards to sell at per yard....,.. .... 2Bo Another Good Net I9c This Net is 47 inches wide, tomes in ecru only. 1t is • neat dainty pattern suitable for almost any room. Worth 30c at least, per yard .. Ifo lka Lace Curtains per pair 48c rTifty pain of Laos Curtains, white only. 24 yards long, buttonholed edge all around. A Curtain that is good value at 75c. per pair. 4So Handsome Ecru. Curtains 79c Very handsome design in Ecru Lao. Cut - tains, 24 yards long. edge Anisbed •11 around, neat and attractive pattern in a very strong net. Regular value 111.25 Per pair.. Ifo A 31.50 Curtain for q8c This is • nest pattern in • Nottingham Lan. Curtain. It is finished all around. (!tree yards long, deelgn is suitable for almost any room and the value at least 51.3) per pair. Twenty-four pain to sett at per pair *so An Extra Fine Curtain at $.1.29 Ibis Curtain is a plain Net with a dainty border, will look well in any room, the edge is finished all around, length 3 pude. We could ee11 it at $$00 sod not cherge too much. How- ever we bought them under value and to sell thee. our prices will be per pair .... .. $1.29 Skirts Made to Your g which Measure These Skirts are made to your measure in our own work -room for this low price. You have your choice of six new styles and with each order we give one fit- ting. Of materials, you have your choice of 50 or 75 ends of plain and fancy Dress Goods w is ar particularly suited for separate skirts. This is a splendid oppor- tunity to get a separate skirt to wear with shirt waists, made to your measure at very much less than usual prices. for $1.75 11 11 For the Verandah Complete stocl. of Verandah 'Furnishing,' of all kinds, Mattings, Awning Ducks. Bahr boo Shades, Awnings and Rugs. Large a,.- aortment to select from and the best values obtainable. Ws make Awnings of all kinds to fit any apace and cheerfully furnish estimates on re quest. Old Awnings re-covered or put up if desired. Summer Hosiery at 25c Summer Rose in Lisle or Cotton, bleak, white or tan. Seamless feet of natural cash mere, lisle or cotton. Half a dozen good ttaekes to select from. Everyone the test Quarter Dollar Stoctiog we have been able to And. All sizes, per pair 250 The Famous Hokproof Stocking Thew are the Stockings with a guarantee. Sold by the box in plain or ribbed for ladies and children. The Stocking that does away with darning daySold only by us, at per hox $1.00. $2.00 and 53.00 0 LM Bros. DIRECT IMPORTERS GODERICH A New Top on Your Umbrella 1f you have an Cmhrelle the handle aid (roar el which to good, you can have a new top pat - 0o it at • very email eo.t. Bring it he sod we will ell you exactly what the Frim will he. nomimmselowlin A CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL That alcoholism is • deems. 1. now recognised by .eience. No men 1n bis moss brings disgrace and rule on himself and fatally through chose. Abaro stops the analog foe deist, ammo op tie system, steadies the boev«. It is guareeteed to core or gement or emery ,du.ded •lt.r • fait trio'. Akins No. 1 mea be gives .ser.t- ly by any wife or amebae w.ntisg to tater, a dem ors to Wall and uee- febosse. Alcides fru 9 Y the rola.- taty trs.t.et Ors mb. had est our store ons $1.110 Per box. Ask for our tree mkies *sot Aker. Omani Drug Store, owner North .trent and Square, troderieb. BEGIN AT ONCE r!/t*ONAL ,NSTRUUCTION at .Leamt'.,tMk wake. 1t poponsie to aster say say sad 4•M/v. rasa 4iFV01410111001. u THE NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE °WIN 1101/1110. OMTA hams Rafe epe*Iattata P.iwms smar..t«a 1. oe.d.atr. C. A. Fiume. F.C.A.. Ptisdpal. G. D. rums. Suer.t•ry. SMw's isi.eu Wools1 .n e1 ra `I tom Vs- ADV22/11111 IN TIM RI8I1AL MUM • tIA>r0111. elle u.t..rety 1111. wntew. Brophey Bros. GODIBIOB Tfie Leadia Funeral Medics' 114, embalmers Orden carefully attended to .t a bot., tint or day. •aRrrlsH s AMERICAN Loses l• 0011111011111111 PUB SIGNAL.