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THE SIGNAL GODISIOR
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OF CANADA.
Valcartier
Military
Camp
A fully quipped branch has been opened at the Military Camp
M Vacartier_Queb—tor the accommodation of the Overseas
Forces.
Transfer of monies r and ire.. y►e Military Camp sill be made
by all branches of the UNION BANK OF CANADA, free of
ckar4e.
information as to the new branch, the forwarding and
depositing of emery, will be cheerfully furnished.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
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The People who Handle
Xigh grade 15oods
EAST STREET GARAGE
Nest to Towo Hall
GODERICH
Always Open Phone 243
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it
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
I have purchased the business known as the •
.BALMORAL CAFE
conducted for the last several year. by Mr. F. E. Burdette.
and i am now prepared to cater t t .11 the old patron* of
this popular restaurant and many new ones.
Oar aim will be to•providc a service which will merit the
■pp reciation of all.
We will continue to carry Ganong's and MetcsUe r—the
celebrated lines of chocolates—and the famous Oity Dairy
ice Crean'. We still have all other goods in sessoe.
We respectfully solicit yourooetinusd patronage.
T. J. SALKELD THE Soh.+aa
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MONUMENTS
CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS
Best workmanship at j. DOIG'S, Clinton
As J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick
delivery at close prices.
Designs and prices on application.
GRAND RENO
Was Johastn, of St. Thome*. is
Molars. MoOs11un4 and Willis batt
'p"�`°""o° `; Now is the Time
nes
to: their hoin London on Tburs .
Ulm
D. W. (lollies, of Exeter, re-
lented after speeding a <sootb's holi-
day herr.
Mr. G. K. Kingsbury returned to his
hove in Toronto, atter ependine his
holidays here.
Mrs. 1'. W. Nichols and daughter,
Rustic. who spent most of the summer
here, have returned to their Bowe in
London.
LEEBURN
Miss Clara Fulford returned home
on Wednesday from Toronto.
Miss Joie cocoon seta attending
the Toronto exhibition lost week.
Mr. Arthur Fulloid is down from
Cobalt on a virit to his old home.
The many friends . of lir. Peary
Horton are pleased to heat he is im-
proving in health.
Mr. Harry Chisholm returned to
Sandwich on Friday after spending
the holiday* •i 1. .
Misses Latiteoslayrr and William*,
of the Galrrich collegiate instita'e,
spent the week-ettd at their homes
here.
The W.e.al.S. of Leeburn church
will hold their monthly weetiog et Die
homy of Mrs. James Clark, of Lo'ul.
on Wednesday aftet nocn.
PORTRES HILL
Mies Mellnous is visiting at Mrs.
Hurk's.
Hr. and Mrs. O. W. Putter stent a
to repair or put ou sew rest.
Before deciding what to leer.
see our
The New Coats
Galvanized Shingles
Corrugated Galvanized
Iron
and
Brantford Asphalt:4;1-
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of e11 w.e+lbts.
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W. R. BINDER
Phone 155 Hamilton Street
bad errand faithfully dun in.t beg 1.fe,
io earl years else united with the
Metbotttst ehuieh and et once bream.
as active Worker, continuioa to labor
foto the blamer until laid toile by ill-
ness. In 1M .he and her (ate hu.-
tsw day. st Mitchell. - end stowed bout 6wfot tli to Blyth,
Mr. R.Y. Cos was in Tu -onto attend - whets it 111.1 tor► tite!nrn,brred 11 r.
1
ins the fair Ise' week. Yourg was. renrieey engaged in the
)fisc Cresste EIhott sprat a coupleof detuanu nut. 1 Sh. JI4 ty both eportidlialia teligiotely, and
da Lest Peter
M.- last sal tie fork an at•litr pr t'te the promotion
Ars. Bald. M.uto n. a acid -ding aufterula+tad-:•, 11..e�iirr5tIt�.rerrtary cf the
Pot t St Horsy and !t•nion. aro abetting at Wenn-Wt. Temper ane' Union
Mee.&'. Miley. for ►wreak years, ,in the Sabbath
Co)Ie aze amore the !rootlet
and Howard sch..ol her wutk will be it nt.mbeted,
ins
are among .e num.orr •ttrttd• pall ieulsrlyamong ay young prop,.
in It Rally
M fair. of the resent generation. Her aotk
BRally Sunday will he observed to clueing present
majo,hy of there years
Septet church on Sunday afl.rnaon, bring inc •. With the ptiwary
September W tib. department. For $1 sear+ she was
Mr. O. W. Ironer bar ich, tool Mi. the .M,irrt rrr,idrnt of the Ladles'
Chgrler Barker. n[ Goderich, learn
the blackswitbing.
Mr. Thomas Elliott wears a broad
smile, a' a little baby girl arrived at
his honor thi- week.
The Ladies Aid meeting will he held
at the horns of Mrs. Lindsay on Thurs-
day, Srptewbir'24th.
All who attended the picnic on Fon-
ester's Hats on Friday last agent a
good time. Tbrse who did not go
missed a treat but w:11 try ani he
there the nett Sunday school p!cnic.
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
AND --.--
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Particulars
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. F. LINFOItTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar.
Mee. Bac. t Dunelm t Pnocipal.
Address: - 354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
g¢duee idea•
EXPENSES
In view of the hard timer an-
ticipated during (be coming
winter it is policy for everyone
to reduce expenses to • mini•
mum One of lbs principal items
, u, he nesrsieesd ei. gibe coal of
fuel and a
SAVING OF 2O%1
in that direction is worthy )f
onsideratloe.
The Peerless Corona Hants
arm effect that saris. The spec-
ialty eosstrarted Are bot. Im-
proved syeteei of damped and
many other patented devices
sake the Codon► oast of the
most .00somical ranger en the
market.
Ca/1 at niy warer000s and in
spiel these memo for yourself
1 Wee have for sale some beat-
en, at greatly reduced prtees and
a number of cords of good hard
wood.
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ROBERT WILSON
liamilteo Street
-Col. 1te11. of lobed , present-
ed
`�-
ed Hon. bot. Qagbrr with • m
eget ebar+gsr. .
-Ole Charles Nora has oprit over.
trees lltaipaed the sum et 5)0011 ter t►a
1P.re+etlae turas.
Is Your Roof One Qf
Those in This Town
that needs our attention ? The
longer you delay making the
rd repair, the more dam-
age the weather N doing and
the greater your eap•nsr.
TINNING AND REi'A1R1$G �-
roofs, also bsilding gutter, And
leaders, 1s our part of this
world's work, and we do it
well.
Better send for ter now aced
be ready for the roan[*
weather.
FRED HUNT
Aid society. trout the lime of its in-
ception until her removal front town.
She wee also i* worker and held office
in the t\'nm..n'. Foreign Missionary
society. Ten years ago Mi. and Aire.
Young left Blyth to make their home
alternately with their son and daugh-
ter. While in Sudbury and Toronto
she was still actively eng'i ed in every
department of the church s work, es-
pecially the alleviation ' ""-"
icewar held on Frh!►y evening. Rrv.
Dr. Hall too -d, R -v. Mr. Bright at d
Rev. S. Sing taking nett. 'the re -
Maine wave taken to Blyth on Satur-
day morning. w► ere the tonere! .wasf»o
held from the liedist church. A
ST. HELENS
Mrs H. D, Woods is in London this
week. -
Rev. Wm. Mckinto.b is in Torooto
this week.
Mr. John Joint is away on a bueness
trip this week.
Mrs. John Webster and Elwel .pent
the week -end in Toronto.
Miss Anna Stuart is spending •
few days in ♦Vingham.
Mr. Frank Todd, Mr . D. Todd. and
Mrs. W. J. Todd attended the exhibi-
tion in Toronto last week.
Mears. H. Mannerless. John Taylor
and Jobe Berry were visitor, in Tor-
onto for • taw days last week.
The Calvin church intend hiving
their anniversary services on the first
Sunday in October. Teameeting and
lecture Monday evening. See hills
Inter.
The women's institute, S•. Helens
will hold their 13eptember meeting on
the lib inst. at the home of Mr,. D.
Mc. Kenzie. Subjects : "How Helen
Keller sees Lite." and "Preserving
Eggs for Winter." Roll coal answer,
receipt of pickles, question drawer,
music. etc. A general invitation for
the ladies always extended.
Felowing is the standing of the
Salver shoot which took place recent-
ly :—K3Webater, 376; H. Mannering,
375: W. McQuillio, 388 ; G. Stuart.
Me; W. 1. Miller. MO; J. McDonald,
358: W. Webster, 358. Profession-
als—J. C. Purdon, 8ti7 ; W. Miller,
:173i J. Webster, 337.
f Ibe poor. An impressive eel-
ST.
el-
BLYTH
The recent rains have bad a bene-
ficial effect on the roots, pastures and
fruits, and s1' are looking in splendid
condition. The apOes promise to be
• large crop, and the beet quality in
yeah, but. the markets are still both-
ering the growers. Thee is no doubt
the western market will be attend. d
to tetter thee ever, but for all the
prospects are that • greet deal of fruit
will go to waste.
It was with • feeling of sadness we
learned of the passing away of Mre.
N. H. Young, who for many years
was a resident of Seatorth but later of
BIyth. She was horn in Streetsville.
and at the time of her decease was le
her flfitb year. Her death took ghee
at the home of her daughter, Mee. W.
W. Sloan, of Toronto, at noon oat
Tbuteday. August 27th, after an es-
tend.d illness of seven morths, when.
in spite of loving care and tender
nursing. the surnmona cern.. She
was ready to obey the call, was long-
ing to he at rest. with Him wheels she
MacEwaR Estate
HAiRJLTON STRUT OODKRiCH
PHONIC 1 acs
Autumn Session
footr
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"VE handle a line of Coats which we
W believe to be the best on the mar-
ket, The Rogers Garment. The
maker's reputation and ability to
reproduce the latest and correct
styles is unparalleled, abd the'
people who select The Rogers Garments re-
40 ceive the proper In the correi f r s.'
Dont buyikunt du have exal'nllIkd The
Rogers Garments, which are to be obtained
only'at The Colborne Store.
seesesesessetsentee
The New Coatings
Large checks have found a good footing io the Fall Coat fabrics. These
checks are to ler had itt Blanket Cloth. ('hincilias and smooth materials. In
oar stock of Lail coatings will be found not only the new checks but many
other new weaves for Ibis fall selliog. Our range of coatings is large and we
Oratehave been fortunate in securing Ie scrods before the *dreams in prices.
and are in a po.it ion to otter our patrons the newest cloths at a price which
has not been affected by the war.
The New Suitings
Our fall auilingis are the newer, troll: is color and material. In our stock will he found the toner
which are popular for the coming tali. These goods were selected months ago when the market was at its
best, and we have teemed the latret shades in the heat cloths. For dresses the enc silk poplins have been
dem in great de(nil and we are f ,t ornate in being able to otter you these goods in ail the wanted oolors.
Wool crepe is another very popular cloth which will be bound in many colon at ChM story, alao neer
Broc ides and Broudd:lothr.
We will be glad to meet our patrons at the Goderich Exhibi-
tion on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Our exhibit will be
on the second floor.
W. B. Corsets.
Perrin's Gloves
J. 11. COLBORNE
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
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Standard Patterns
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larite COP gregattoe was assembled to
pay their tut teepees to nee who was
'I -loved by al. This service was con-
ducted by Rev. George Jewitt, Rev.
C C. Keine and Rev. J. S. Fisher. of
Londt.o, a furmer.psa►or and fait hful
Mead for tetany years. Those left to
mown her loo ate our roc, Herbert
S., of Sudbury : rine daughter, Mrs.
W. W. Sloan, of Toronto: two broth -
err, Mr. F. 9. Snarling. of WiuRhaan.
ad Mr. A. W. Sparking, wba lives in
Florida. and a sister. Mrs. W. M.
!Gray, of Toronto. Many and beauti-
1 fol were the Rota: taibnrei sent in lov-
ing remembrance of a life of devotion
to others. Truly ''She hath done
what she ?one.,,
a
"eleoma to Goderich
esclueive *Keats toe
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich and District
Egg Coal, $7.50
Stove and Chestnut,
$7.75
per ton
BERT 00AL MINED
Any yea'Ut beat all Mage
Be
Malik nixed Wood, i eseloek
sad 1tledueg Mader or Mewl
TILLIIPIIRM
Is .l
T><LRP1IU1I IS, elks 01
eidinee all all
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5 Per Cent. of My Entire Receipts for the Next Ten
Days will be Given to the War Relief Fund
and in Addition I Offer the
EATEST BARGAIIS
ON NEW FALL SUITS AND OVERCOA I'S
AT THE OPENING . OF THE SEASON
Eer..Offered.Goderichraa Vicinity.,
I invite everyone in need of Cloihi' . Furnishings and Footwear to take advantage of these
Bargains and accordingly help to Iwell the patriotic fund being collected for the families of our
brave soldiers who have left to aid Britain in defending our country.
I care nothing for profits during the next ter 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.
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DON'T MI88 THIS SALE IF YOU VALUE MONEY 'v4,446.,
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