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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-9-10, Page 5THE SIGITAL : OODERICH ONT I0 ?=vasAAY.f zd * UN • Mom OF CANADA A Branch of this Bank has been opened at the VALCARTIER MIIITARY CAMP (VALCA277ER. QUE.) Remittances may be made direct to officers and men In the Camp through any Branch of this Bank. Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager. The People who . tiandle Xigh grade '66118 EAST STREET GARAGE GODERICH Next is Tows Hall. Always Open Phone 243 CHANGE OF BUSINESS 1 have purrhaw•tl the business known ab the BALMORAL CAFE contloeted for the Zest el al yearn by Mr. F. E Burdett..and I sin now prepared its ester t all the old patrons of this popular s•sslruaaft and many new ones. Oar aim will be to provide s.aerviee which will merit the appreciation of all. We will continue to eat (aanong's end Metcalfe's—the celebrated liner of eheee:tet,--and the (smote, City Dairy. Ice Create. We witi hive all other goods iu %earns. We twpectlully Pol.'it quit continued patronage. Noose til T. J. SALKELD THR SQUARE Show your interest in Goderich by voting for the Furniture Factory Bylaw on Saturday. —Clinton Newt -Bern J : Mr We: Clark, of tioderwit, w,,. the let,. ..f Mr. and Mrs. R. A. ifell un Sit today and on bis return houte war r. a oil - pealed by Mies Jesse and Meer, Willi. Boll, who were the guest. of Mr, uud Mn. Clark until Motsday. —A union prayer service of all the eburcbes wait held iu the lecture room of Knox church on Wednesday even- ing, the room being filled. Rev. Geo. E. Ross conducted the wrvicr, the other mini aa u the platform being Rev. W. H. Wrightnn. Rev. W. K. linger sod Rev. J. E. Ford. The ob- ject of this meeting was to pray for pesos. orf the —The regular meeting W.C.T.U. will he held in the Temper- ance hall Monday afternoon,leeptene ber 14th, at three p.m. /uotl-Narootios will be discussed. Let every member be present at.the devotional exercises. Pray fur the development of penes ; that Uod may seed the time when nation may not ries up against nation nor men learn war any more. —The Howell Hardware Co., Limit- ed, have an attractive window display this week advertiriog Dustbane. 11 corollate of the model of a British war- sbip with guns mounted and cleared for action sailing upon a sea of Dust - bane, with the motto : "The British ships will sweep the sear; try Multilane for sweeping carpets and hardwood floors." The host was built rod de- signed by Mr. Robert Craigie - A special meeting of the Goderich branch of the Women's Institute was held at the home. of Mrs. M. C. Swan- son on Wednesday afternoon. The purpose of the meeting was to make pillows, pillow slips. handkerchiefs and bandages for the use of the soldiers at the front. Anotber meet- icg will be held next Wednesday et the home of Mrr. R. S. Cede. Disposed of Application At the adjourned sitting of the On- tario railway and municipal board. on Thursday last, the application of the Colborne Telephone System was dis- posed of. By the order as given the application was granted and the town- ship council are ordered to pay forth- with to the system the amount of de- tlency uncollected, and to levy and collect the amounts due from the sub- scribers in default. Costs of the board to be paid by the council. Mr. Wm. Brydone, of Clinton, represented the telephone system and Mr. Wm. Proudfoot, K.C., the township. Peculiar Accident OTICE to the PUBL1 Maple Leaf Grocery HEADQUARTE RS FOR FAMILY Groceries • eider. Mrs. Major, end in tioderich with her parente. Mr. and Mrs. A M. Pulley. —Mrs. M. C. Moore and eon, Master It,win. arrived home Wednesday even- ing from a pleasant week's visit at 'r,tront u. ---The equipment of the 31st field battery. which has been kept. in the armouries here. was shipped to V al- cartier this week. --Mr. Wm. McCreath, janitor of the court house, wart visiting friend« in Toronto thin week and incidently visited the exhibition. —Don't forget the closing dance at Hotel Sunset next Friday evening, . epteanber 16th. The Stewart or - elle sten. r- chestra will be in attendance. --Mr. S. S. Hick retgroed on Friday from hie two months tour of Europe. He looks the picture of health and ways he thoroughly enjoyed the outing. —Mr. and Mre. Walter Moore and children spent last week in Toronto. the guests of Mr. and Mn. Wm. Down', Mrs. Moore'r uncle end aunt. —Our little scripture quotation with regard to the corn resulted in our being presented with a basket of plums this week. "Be not weary In well doing." —Miss Ida Currie and Miss Helen Pridham, of Stratford normal school, motored up with friends on Saturday and spent the Labor holiday at their homes here. —Mrs. J,uuee Dawes, of West Tor- onto, and infant, son, Charlie. are spengureae of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Huning a few week's in town. t Wellington artert. —Mr. Ernest Pridbam will be a con- testant in two foot races at Kincardine fall fair on September 18tb. Mr. Dick Goodwin, of Kincardine. is mentioned as one of Ernie's competitors. —Mrs. HOpkhir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Challen. who under- went a merinos operation at Alexandra hospital, is, her friends will he glad to learn, recovering vet satisfactorily. --Clinton New Era: Mr*. Frank Seunodere, of O0dsriebe is the guest of her _Rioter, Yrs- 0. ies llb Milltown'. > s during the past andd Hlyth friends week. sllesa— suddy Il oFrWlast neoeseit ing bar removal to the boepital where an operation was performed. A. time of writing she is progressing favorably. --Mrs. Dr Buchanan. oft Peter - born. with bee neater. Miss McGarvey. of San Bernserdinn, California. return- ed this week to their homes. after a pleasant visit with their aunt, Mrs. D. Flay. Lightbnss street —Mrs. Aper Jones, of New Ham- burg, is spending a couple of weekand saMrst the horse of her pare reef. JonwsThae n Covent t.hePark st b idey here but alsoteape was compelled It, return early to rushee'. —MIM Cameron wishes to announce' was the .erne of a pret`ye moor, _ If you have not tried um with an order for Household Slipper% do sot NOW, and see how we do 0. Fruits and Vegetabies •e 9N1a011, and we aims to pIcape b quality tend promptness of de- livery. Anything in either line to be had will be supplied for you if nut in 'tock. China and Glassware How is your stock of Chinn and Olaseware? We eerry, large lines and would lite to show you our goods. A Call in Any List Is Solicited Mr. Charles Hunt was the victim of a peculiar accident this (Thursday) morning. He was eng.ged at his borne in sharpening a pair of scissors., which he had fixed in a vise. His wife and children were standing by and in a playful way Mrs. Hunt gave her husband a pulls. He came in con- tact with the points of the scissors. which penetrated hie stomach. Dr. Callow was called but pronounced the wound as not dangerous and aftet cleaning and dressing It Mr. Hunt was allowed out of bed but was warned to keep quirt. F4uror4Doclora .Meet Huron Medical association met in the council chamber in Ooderieb yes terday afternoon. Th.,re present were : Drs. Campbell and McKinnon. of 'Zurich ; Dr. Stewart, of Belgrave ; Dr. Kennedy, of Wingham : Dr. Weir, of Auburn ; Drs: Burrows and Me- Kvy. of Seaforth : Drs. Gunn and Thompson. of Clinton ; Du. McOrim- nion. of Kincardine ; Dr. Quacken- hush, of Exeter; Dna. Taylor, White- ly. Hunter, Emmerson, Macklin and Wallow, of Goderich. Papers were reed by Drs. Quacken- bush. Whitely, Gunn. Macalin and Hunter. It was decided that the members of the 'association treat gratis use families of the privates who have vol- unteered for military service during the present European war. Red Cross Society 5 Per Cent. of My Entire Receipts for the Next Ten Days will be Given to the War Relief Fund and in Ad- dition I Offer the GREATEST BARGAINS 3. J. Younghe To., . Ataati the adv. of Mr. M. Robing la Ulda issue. - Miss Adah Allen, of London. was ha town over Seeday -Mr. end Mrs. J Hersdereme of Detroit. are visiting friends in town. —Mrs W. T. Pellow has reterned fres a month's vacation tit Toronte Mr. mad Mrs. Clair end —Mr. W. F. Naito& of the Brantford 111Pwitne. bi holidaying at the old beim In town. —Mrs. R. W. Davies, of eiteatford. in bell. Hindi' greet. —Mr. Peed Whiting. a Sarnia, WaP tee /wet of big Weer, Miss Ullian Whiting. ever the holiday. —Miss Oatherleso Plan left lase week for Mounts/ion. where sbe will have diorite of the mahlie --Mime Hebei 'nation was home here Torquato on • visit totter meteor. Tisuricow, Hears street. peon. After retsestinients lite ihobsbb. moss ne_ la„,4 trip op Mr. Cosier bad dome trouble )11/11.146,_211,_.°1"/' Sbe latter Dart of thaj000ron'T his bridal eettple left for aoloboi boo•Y- ~elm el Laker Do la the "mil" "wr w•m"'" ""'"'"'"" ear. It teltfee biat litre hours to molts i mono trip. the lodge *earl inlito modikas viols*, se God.,4,6 Ever Offered in Goderich and Vicinity ON NEW FALL SUITS AND OVERCOAT'S AT THE OPENING OF THE SEASON I invite everyone in need of Clothing, Furnishings and Footwear to take advantage of these Bargains and accordingly help to swell the patriotic fund being collected for the faniiliex of our brave soldiers who have left to aid Britain in defending our country. I care nothing for profits during the next ten days. This war is a fight for freedom and civiliza- tion, and I want this donation from my patrons and my store to be a substantial one. The bargains I am offering, as you will see for yourself, include all lines of Fall and Winter Clothing and the prices in themselves are sufficient to warrant your patronage. Sale starts SATURDAY, x2th, and it will continue until SEPTEMBER 2Ist. Come and con- vince yourself of the sincerity of my intentions and the genuiness of the bargains. a- Suits Men's One Suits. the peer of any Suit sold in Goderich, at 810 to 813, materials fancy worsteds and cheviots. The newest pstterns and all sizer, odds acd ends $5.00 Men's and young men's handsome blue and black Suits, also different shades of fancy worsteds and mi:tures, latest Englis models, also regular models, coats are eitber 2 or 3 -button sack,soft roll lapels or straight. Regular $16 to 118 values $41.76 Men's and young men's Suite, the best 820 to 825 value ever offered. elegant new fall models. Blue eerger, fancy mixtures, all sizes, stouts, slime. chunks, regular $20 to 825 $14.76 Furnishings Men's Negligee Shirts of the latest patterns,6 sale price 40 Men's (:out Shirts, Beaver brand... Qin The Berlin Shit t, collar and tie to matcb, all shades $1.49 len'e tfeece-Lined Underwear, sale price 430 Men's wool Underwear, worth $1.25, for 890 Men's Sweater Coats, worth $2.00, for $1.19 Men's wool Hose, worth 35c, sale price..1 SO At a meeting of the committee for the organization of a Red Cross society on Wednesday afternoon the` following officers were elected : Pre ident, Mrs. MacDonald ; first vice- president, Mrs. Carrie ; second viee- president, Mn. W. it. Wrigbton : secretary, Mee Clifford ; treasurer, Dr. Holmes. Additional members of the committee: Archdeacon Jones - Bateman, Sheriff Reynolds. Dr. Fi Strang, Dr. Holmes, Jude Jru'ge Holt, Messrs. U. A. len, B. Rtrdgens, J. Elgin m Tn, J. H. Mareeb- all, Jos. Kidd, CCM. Elliott, Lime, J. L. KII- loran, Win. Le, D. Mac Donald, C. Seeger, and as ex officio members the clergymen and dotrtore of the tows. ,A meeting of all wishing to assist In Reef cross work will he held In the court helms on Tuesday, September 15th. at four p.m. Boys' Suits ar Boys' Suits that have wein them. good for school, strong mateeid, strongly made. sizes 24 to 28 .. $2.45 Boys Blue Serge Suits and Brown, the latest styles, sizes 28 to 33, at this sale, �$ 50 Boys 3 -piece Suits to clear at.... $1.99 Men's Handkerchiefs price 35c Suspender. for 45o 6 dcsen Men's Braces to clear at 190 "1 Wool Sweaters. 82.50 to 83.50. $1.76 Men's Socks, Llama wool and ribbed ...190 15e Linen Handkerchiefs and Rxrelda, 3 for 250 Men's hook -on 'lies, worth 20c to ''Xis-, «tile price .100 20 dozen four-in-hand Ties to clear.... .180 Men's canvas Gloves, to clear 4 pair for.46o Boys' fleece lined Sbirta, sizes 28 to 32, to clear 27o worth IOM,• sale 4o Gloves. Mitts, Night Shirts. Travelling Bates, etc., all go in this mighty sale. Men's working Shirts, black -white striped and plain black will be said at *80 and t� wards. Men's Pants 19 Men's Pante of wear proof material. fitting, regular price 81.75, sale pries 1. Men's pure wonted Pante in narrow stripes and plain shades, for dram wear. rsgolar. price *2.28. sale prior . -.. $ 84.00 wool Trousers that cannot be equalled for less, while they Lot .- $2•� r. Men's black and blue Overalls, all dee 45c up Boots, Shoes Rubbers Men's Boots, Su Show and Rubbers. 1 bole lam prices wilt only laat this sale. Dress and work Shows, regular $5.110 for 88.46. reenter orMore for $2.86. 50 pairs of wk ore to clear at 111.65. 15 Suit Oases, regular $1.75. for. ... N4 the wee and date Watch for the Dig Signs Watch Our Wisdaws M. ROBINS Open Every Eveaiag Til 8.30 lt.'s., to Aeeoe;tsko4ale rf, the Workers sad Fanners. Goderich - Ontario Satter t: p.m. Page— filleeptiereen An interesting esetrimonial event took piece at Brampton. at the borne needay, Reptomber lad. when Mks Brie Leone Macpbersee joined head and heart ebb kir. Jobn J Page. of Tnrontn, .on of Mr. Thom J. Page, of tioderieh. Rev. J. B. Hunter wan tbw offieleting clergyman. NG.. anti Mrs. P Ire have a host of friends in Dodo- rieh who join in wishing them many years of happiness The residence of Mr. end Mrs. H. N. Joy, 124 High Park avenue. Tomato, that. nn NalordnY vrP"i^o• /42314"0'11747 Wedneedey, Aaron Ifth. sett Monday. 010' 14tD• eh. "ill Rdna May, only daughter of the home. be propene:I to show all the new styles ieseenie the hrttle of Mr. Grahame R. in fell nsillinerY• N00/ idffm and Robinson, eon of Captain anti Mra. novelties in stork. Wyo. Rohintion, of tioderieh. line It. - Mr. E. J. Coles, of the 2..1 Coles Treleaven, of High Park avenue csnipany. W'iodidock- 'leen"; Pan Methodist church. tied tbe nuptisl by hie wire find Rona lank- ".°6"11U knot In the pressen* of °sly the lon- ed up and were the Knwetw mom i parties. The ',edam eeereh was H over the holiday. On the , rad by mn. Jobs NEWS OF SPORT enel • goodly Number of local bowling enthusiast& eatbered no the West street griwn ea Monday to take part la a game of Scotch doubbe. The trophy was won by Messrs. A. 0. Nis- bet and H. Fisher nvor Meows. Dnhert y and 2. Pridisisen by the nar- row margin of one shoe after an ex- tra end was played. ibis Waa stir - penis, for tbe older bowlers, sie turittlier Messrs. Doherty or Mt/bet hews acted in the naparAty of skips before. In the enesolation Messrs. 0. H. Humber aed Fred Hunt took first money with Meson Robert lieLeaa and James Denim se rummers up. In the associettoe. 'which was sot enespletsd oath Tuesday rosettes, Messrs. L. R. Taps and OMANI and James Yates, nut of first plane in a very eines, game. IlestlerALL ler the J. t.crattsea OM of Diertet. tam hot e.r. mods. brown erg", nlinfilloommo "I hat lista bluebell Name played by the tern -law 0. AL P41•7 tat kidoi y vote is wanted tor ,sese mato& Ur. lea Mg* blew ef the Seeds *Awl Wye.. Olaf bask ts teams ,her ti^"4-e 11.00001 , eee iettl reside se NO *oboe sesems, tong jeorsti aireet • wale relseni t. IA MUSIC VOA THE HOME The long evenings et fall and winter with more time spent in - donee eigotepre to our minds Mute. for the Home. of tone. son Phonograph. &II the highest product. of mechanical skill. You need something in ta,• line and we have what you 110141. We have elan tome mond seriond hand rhinos from IMO up. and we will he piesseed show ynn our goods. JAS. F. THOMSON wonting the other (+arches of the town. Babb for the Beleets, pitched • greet game with the exception nt the 1•0 Innings. when he allowed four safeties, piling up three runs. Curry, for the Methodists, pitched g ood Name but he has hardly enough speed and the. npponing natters hit Inet pretty freely. Some very queation able decisions were given hy the um- pire. who appeared to he somewhat new to the game. The Real moult WW1 an Inninga and three runs to the good on 'the aide of the Meleete, the score being nine to six The teams eatcher, Parr ; let lose, Foley short stop. Flatoehler right field, R. Behb centre Reid. Finn ; left field. Ilia ton Methodist. Pit cher, Oerry, onbohs`r. Johnston : 1st beer, Powell short stop, Meliend ; right field. A Helsel ; renter fired. W. Helen : le4t, Add, Ital wards Umptre, Hen. Love. Auction Melee Trim. ovonescr.tostsseser at, the peemisss. let Ns. ons. el mute • Swarts' ' las, Livery 'at lack Stables Mo owr ow" Tee Sqc Asa Pewee% ere rallied for le soy ethe el the town taw servins• ed easeful atom - Our Lie se, smut Rate ta-iista it every TOW pat asolopegatkoa.