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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-9-17, Page 8• TavelN MM. MldDrta — 11. I1I4 nue & MAL : 3ODUKJE : ONTARIO Ooderich Industrial Exhibition Monday. Tuesday and Wedoeedayp. September S1 s t Send and lard. "Special prices for the above three days. Four down China Coke Plates. pretty Floral d.00ratioo, special I • "irked for Mosley. Tuesday end Wednesday, 1 So each. worth donbte the sncerey. Mix doers pairs Sugar arid Dreams. revers' decorations to sels°t from, speciallydriced for Woodsy. 1'u.sda� Wednes- day, ednes- day, SOo per v.ir. Ten donen Ones and Saucer', Cream Juge, Bowls, Children's mug., ate., specially priced Ss, 10e. 111143 and !do Half-price Sale of Hand Bags Our entire stock of Hand Bags offered at exactly or.e-ball price during three days sale. The Ooderich Book 6c Stationery Co. (.RORliE PORTER l Stylish young 'nee will admire THE NEW YORK The latest thing in Shoes manufactured by the Hartt Shoe Company. Style combined with terrier. end comfort. We beep just received a ship- ment. Call in and look them over and note especially the ma- terial in Velour Calf, the Re- :eede Toe the Low Heel. the In- visible Eyelet. Try a pair, you will like them. they are goal. J. H. McClinton's Repairing promptly attended to Cheaper than a DOLLAR RAZOR! AUTO sTOLOMNro makes the blades last so tows. props, shaves, deans with out detaching blades. Five buudr.d shaves graerustesi front IA bladestiet se Ant. Strop Safety Iez•r on a SO -day Trial 1f not saddened return it sad looney will be cheerfully reload- ed. "THE HOUSE OF QUALITY" James A. Campbell PM. B. CKNTRAL DRUG STORE North at. and Square. Goderich PHONIC 110 OCALS --PERSONALS —Mrs. J. H. Marshall is vtsitisg friends in Moaktos this week. —Mr. Wm. Lane is bevies a new restdeuce erected on Oabdosia ter- race. —Mi. and Mrs. Wm. Waits were visitors at Toronto exhibition Iasi week. --Twenty-five cents will pay foe The Signal for the balance of the preterit year. —Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weller are away an it visit to relatives at Port Hope. - os. J. Walton Little, Trafalgar street. will receive ori Thursday. September 24th. — Rev. Dr. Meldrum, pastor of Old Stone Presbyterian church, Cleveland, is visiting in (l.derieb. - Mrs. K. Olsen and Min Olsen. of Montreal. were guests of Mrs. J. R. (:raigie, Rant street, this week. —Mr. D. McMurcby bas returned from a pleasant visit with old trieeds at vara ,ua points in York county. —Mr. and Mr...1. A. O.rriek, otToes onto, were visitors this week with Mrs. A. Garlick, Newgate street. —Mr. R. J. Mcllaw tett on Monday for a combined business and pleasure trip. He will t rateably be absent a month. — Bulbs for the members of the Ooderich Horticultural society have arrived and can be secured at Use reg- istry office. —Miss i.illie McKay returned to her home in Kintail on Monday, after several days' visit with Miss Carrick, Newgate .treat. —Mrs. A. I%. Colborne and Master Ambrose returned home Saturday after a pleasant visit with friends in Durham and Flesherton. —Mr. 11. C. ;tenoning' sold a resi- dence on Trafalgar street this week to Mr. Oliver Clark, of Auburn, who will shortly become its occupant. — Mr. and Mrs. • R. .1. Smith, Mite Hester Smith, Mrs. A. O. MacDonald and Mise M. Male! MacDonald spent Sunday with Wingham friends. —Mr. Thomas Tilt. s former pro prietorof the British Exchange hotel, and now s resident of Guelph, is re- newing old acquaintances in town. — Messrs. John Edwards and Robert McLean shipped their race horses to London ou Monday to take pert in the racing events at the Western fair — Mr. J. I'. Ryan is erecting a new residence adjoining his own on Cam- eron street. It will he of frame con- struction on a solid cement founda- tion. -Mrs` J. Andrews has returned from her visit with Kincardine friends sod will receive with her daughter, Mn. W. J. Daniels, the first Thursday in each month. —Three of the (loderich men. mem- bers of the contingent which left here as volunteers for active service, have been sent back from Valcsrtier as medically unfit. --Ahmeek chapter, I.O.D.E., will meet in the court homes on Monday afternoon next, September 210. at four o'clock p.m. All members are re- quested to be pre.ent. —Mr and Mrs. J. 0. Ienrence, of Philadelphia, are visiting at the home of Mr. (f.. Moore. East street. Mr. Lawrence is a stockholder in the American Road Marble, Co., of Gan - ad*, Limited. —The seedy which is being sold this (Tburedayi evening at the Star theatre 1 kinefit performance was made and donated by Maple Leaf chapter. 1.0.0.1C.. and the eetire proceeds will go to swell the Red Grose fund. —The statue Wee by the General Drongb chapter, 1.0.0.14 , in aid of the hospital ship win be drawn for at tee C.P.R. omen .t seven o'clock o0 Friday, September Istb. All ticket There s a ret( ia..cination fen young and old in picture tak- ing. The Kodak way makes It as simple as it i.. fs cinating. Ko.d.k clef, the pleasures of picture -taking indoors or out. Flee instruction cheerfully given Get your work finished by an expert R. R. Sallows BUSINESS AND' SHORTHAND at the 1M tn.ght ieetrscsers ie toils& be "/iia- - C .ge 11e11\ alar sot' im& as MOW tart a S. r ossesdr si Mesewetiew Permits pew se sow see day at TH[ NOIII'THZSN ZU$INI SU COLLEGE emus owns. onve so seteL biancmmrwws Ubed. aglow' Ow sows mire "peens tbslbibss. &mom m.•asm . earns.. ..et sr sees° Cel C. A. Ikesslrg. P.C.A., Primielp.l. Y. D. riaeM11. MesM.ry • Canadian Clothiers 1 LIVITZ A OKRA Tregristert The store eft the corner of Montreal street mad the Square, until heestly occupied by Mr. David Beows, M sow under the management of Messrs. Levits k Utra, who have planed in stock goods that are entirely oew. Some Bairias.for Saturda LADIES' COATS AMU SUITS A full 11se cf Ladies Goats ad Suits. We take ssewres for special orders MILLINERY We have a new stock of the latest styles sad shapes i. Ministry. GENTS' CLOTHING A complete line of Men's Ke.dy•rnade ekthIng in stock the very last. We take meas- ures for Suits made to order. Perfect fit guaranteed. HOOTS AND SHOES We have them in all lines-- Lbe very latest styles -- guaran- teed waterproof. holders are asked 10 to t. —Good -progress is Mdeg .•ie with the Metsassla road !Meer. The work from Waterloo tinea t feseb street has hese completed. The ressainies parties 1. mei as deep by about six feet and win not take lung to S.1.b. _Wards. °ani iso has called tbe wards.'. sesemittee {p erect at (11i. - to. os Friday of Iiia week for the purpose et eonaiderift ways and means to provide kw Huron manly poor amid needy durlag the person war —A large box kite wed by Kr. H. S. Esam ins been the esrtre of aft na- tion foe many this week. both spew► and at w_ agricultural park. about he wad t It he seen •1• MUSIC FOR THC HOME The long *veiniest of fall and winter with more Uses spent in- doors suggests to our minds Manic for the Home. A Heintsman & Co. Piaoo with its beautiful sweet quality of tone. A Victor Victrola or an Edi- son Phonograph. all the highest products of mechanical .kilt. You need something in this line and we have what you need. We have also some stood sccood-hand Pianos from s.tr0 up. Call and we will be pleased to show you bur goods. JAS. F. THOMSON Mwtic 6r Stationery Store a My MoWe week '161140•° tie aid two ishat la `melts . prsesrt. Mer. (hank =Hots took of tr=sir! MN !the ▪ akviecici pates weer ai to u.�e�e� .n....tlen to h. held ▪ Teruel. es ottteber kb to IOIh Mra.kk E��ottt rood the preeidest. with .111 t'e11e as pkeesste. were °hoses delegates. thdu TIM! ee.donsl half With was taken sp by the prsd- dest. 1b44c : Anti-earooties. —TM members of the Godeeiek b. aeon of the Women's !esthete p.u. pose givingeasels at the agnl rteultur dieing badating fair days. Proceeds M re gwards the Relief Aasociatios lead of Lowe. The time being short, it is impossible to aanvam the town properly by members so are taking the Ubsrity of the prom for soliciting donatleos of plaie baking, moats or vegetables from all families of town to halo us • good nesse. The members are sow sewing for the hospital WV. Any farther informsLios ran be ob- tained from the president, Mrs. R. S. Cralgie, or the secretary, Mks M. E. Salkeld, phone I ori Jdta. RED CROSS SUCISTY MEETS Neighbors i. Oat I.eo!ll` Make Ise Readkerebi.fe ter, Soldiers The msnbers of the Red Ocoee soci- ety met is the smart homes on Tues- day aftersouo with Mrs. McDonald la lbs chair-. It was reported by Archdeacon Jones -Bateman that the Britannia junior branch bad been organised, and had mads ar- rangement' for aoandy booth at the fall fear. Mrs. Wart reported that. the M'wekas were ready for work, and Mrs. Phelan annou.eed that her group of girls had started making handkerchiefs and sock.. The presi- dent reported that 150 bendk.rcbiefs had been made i• her locality, and that the movieg pietism theatres had each promised the society a benefit n ight. It was (herded that the farmers eel -' the vicinity be asked to assist in the work, and that *Norte be made to have apple. secured and dried for the soldiers. A eommtttee consisting of Mrs. Taylor. Mfrs. Eliot and Mrs. Orris was eppdnted to Sad a sWt- e ble place for the meantime of the society and to arrange fur the distribu- tion of material. Several offers of awistasce were made by individual moseb.r., Mrs. Taylor promising to =eke head's/pre. and Mrs. Wigle to provide ngw and dressing. The next business meeting of the society Ito take place In the council chamber on Friday, September ISeb, et eight p.m.. when it is hoped many sew smoothen will be added. A meet- ing of all willing to assist in Red Crow work will 1.e beta in the basement of Knox church os Tuesday, September 211111, at three p m., when material will be distributed ASKED OOVERNMENT FOR HELP The following telegram which was sent to Hno. Robert Rogers, minister ,ot public works at Ottawa. on Monday 'luH) explains itself :— Hen. Robert Rogers, M.P.,—I re - 7r/ally urge the immediate exten- 01 south breakwater, 'as employ- mebt would be given to a number of idle men, several factories having oe, I*•wn. (Sired' M. 0. Oasrn- rooldrot Goderich • Beard of Trade. Reply from Hon. Robert Rogers follows — ' My Dear Mr. Cameron.—I beg to acknowledge LI., receipt of your tele- gram of the 14th inst.. urging immed iate action in the matter of the erten *ion to tbe south breakwater at (lode - rich. You tan rest assured that this question will have the most careful consideration and that no unavoidable delay will be permitted. ):Signed) K. Rontenv. the society, with the exoeption of the here running expenses of the theatre. —Mn. Douglas McKenzie returned Saturday night from a two weeks trip on the steamer Yorkton, of which her husband is chief engineer. —Ooderich branch of the Red Oros' society is inviting all contributors and competitors who bring fruits, vege- tables or other artifice to the Oodsricb industrial exhibition to donate these articles to this society, who will dis- pose of them to the best advantage and give the proceeds to the fund fee the aaaistauce of our wounded soldiers. --Enquiries at the brand Trunk de- pot and the uptown cable elicited the Information that 75 tickets were sold for London on Tuesday, which was Huron day at the Western fair. A great ninny more: attended the fair from here, taking advantage of t.be good roads and going down in their automobiles. —The third monthly organ'recital by Mr. F. W. Robinson was held in St. George's church on Sunday evening, when the following programme was given : "Ioocate (Kinder); So shall the lute and harp awake" (lien - Mrs. O. H. King ; "Evensong." (Johnston) ; "There is a green hill far away" (0ouond), Mn. U# H. King; "Occasional Overture" (Handel). —On Ratutday last Mrs. Won. Doyle, Essex street, entertained for Mrs. A. H. Seaverus, on the occasion of her birthday. Th. gueMs waw Da J. O. Heilemann and ds.ugbter, Dr. M. 8. Hanaeu, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dean and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Seaysree. Mr. and Mrs. Heaveses@ left on Tse} day of this week for Heir home is Canton, Ohio, after en enjoyable visit here of tone weeks. —A meeting of the W.0.T.U. was held In the Teesperanes hall on Mos • rived batik hi Ooderisit Om a trip to the Old Lend whit& be bed met visited deeleg the prat sine ream He te- �.eM tb.t the war has met .Reefed ktesie.r° eosditiose manly se mesh there keys heves ae tM g-wrsommst presim11e1ie d. setting the e( the yee.e�tles el line and aalsoo beet Samuel of the Whim res Poch- orkosboo . wM le e maths of Motlemid. ani West meet et hie weaMns la that 1s� y�,� else speed a false! 1. He MLT Miss and etelsity. SW plates near Cler1 M e�seeedeq. sthale eon of w jeaweds will be given *Inv 4. SCHOOL SHOES Now is the time to buy School /Chose for the boys and girls. They will seed good, droeg. servioeebie Shore, the tied that wnt stand the trot in •ny weather. 1s this line all past °"mets hate been eweplled and yon win Sed •t your eoantaad the most eompieto stock erg neat reliable Footwear at the lowest possible psi. Ilar&1111240 — 1w GEo.MAcVIcAa _ r LYRIC THEATRE The Great Serial Picture "1ke %illion 9 ollar *sten(' by HAROLD McGRATH in 23 Instalments `i' Yip 8e• Abe fns instalment at Lyrie Theatre NEXT WEEK. t• 4\'ao .1 ORTARIO FOOTLIF'T The leading RoilyPlowio On- Win Mir e t Oet.ei° !lows ars the Foetlift and Deaver Ores srDaEty. WO Save Cows and KM taw w �..wo•l •atth`>�.`glas W Mos. Ooabh.11 Dlse ..d Pirelatsse Dies thesis Dein.. 11rM Mee of tiwaiw sed lbw yrs w l.si tr Herbert F. Morris Ha.iltos strait MilliAery enirt Display of the Fall Fashions Commencing Friday, September I8th and continuing Saturday and the following week WE make our formal Opening Display of Fall Millinery for the present season commencing Friday at 2.30 p.m. and continuing Saturday and the following week. We cord- ially invite you to visit the show -room on Opening Days and in- spect the latest styles shown for Fall. You will find the new- est and most fashionable shapes and materials that will be worn the coming season. No trouble or expense has been spared in gathering together the Millinery that is in our show -room today and we invite you to view it, feeling confident that it reflects the favored styles of the large fashion centres. It is our wish that you feel free to come just as often and whenever you find it con- venient. You need feel under no obligation whatever to pur- chase. FALL Opening commences Friday, September i8th, at 2.3o p.m., and continues throughout the following week. With the Millinery we make a Spec- ial Display of Coats, Suits and Furs that in itself will be worthy of a visit Every garment that will be shown you is nett this season. Although there will be scores of styles, in fen cases will there be any duplicates. As much as possible we show but one garment in any particular cloth or style. We are sure a visit to our upstairs department will prove of interest and Opening Days everything will be arranged for you to look at and examine tt ith the least possible discomfort. Our Special Tailored Suit at $16.50 . These Special Tailored Suits have been made to our order bs -ne of the best manufacture's in Cauada. -Made in Berges and fancy mat»t lab is black or blue to to had in several distinct styles which are ammo the beet shown for the present season The materials are all wool ami the linings throughout are bf the highest order. Altogether Lt is WS that is exceptionally good value at this very popular price. Coats at $16.5o We are making a special feature of both Coat* and Suits at this price. In Coats we show an exceptionally large s.sortment both in phis and fancymaterials. The garments are cut in a half-dozen extr. pod styles, while ile the materiels are high-class throughout. If you want a good, serviceable. stylish garment at a medium pt ice we eogpdeotly re- commend our $16.50 Mpe'lals W you. The Showing of Furs and Fur Coats This is the season when early buying of Fun and Fur Costs Is particularly desirable as the prices are already advancing and there Is every indication that they will continue to do so throwghout the season. We are in a splendid position to give you exceedingly good fur value as our provost stocks were all contracted for and made to our order early in the season before there was any disturs bane* in the markets. In connection with our Millinery Opening we are making a Specie' Showing of both Small Furs and Costs and will he glad to have you see them. In Persian Lamb. Furs This serviceable and popular Fur promises to he as moth in fav- or as ever this season, and we have a stook of it today that is better byfar tkan any we bays ever serried. Both In Neck -pecks and uffs we can give you a rasp of styles and value, you will not easily find. Come and see the Furs on Opening Days, whether you sr* thinking of baying at protest or not. Furniture Upholstered 11 you have any old f',.: flitter you are thinking of having uphol- stered. we will do it lot you in heel -class style and guarantee ..tisfaction. A .pltodid rasp of material to select from and prompt service. Estimate. fur .1.hed If desired. Dainty Collars Just to Hand Just received from the mei mss: • shipment est daissy Or - greedy and Lawn Collars in nes and popular styles. These are very mach is demand and Lb. styles we show are the newest obtaln.ble. Prices range free !M 1., $1.01 Clearing the Underwear and Dresses The big clearing sale of Muslin Underwear and ladies' and children's Dresses will continue until every garment is sold. You can buy odd pieces of Underwent and Dresses for ladies, misses and children at a fraction of their actual worth a value. It is our policy never to carry them from one season to another. This i' the reason for such absurdly low prices. At98c Os this table will he found ladies' Waist. •ed Plain sed fancy Drowse and Underwear. The regular priesa of them gare*.sts wee. 51.75 up as high .a stun. All ns oar table it your diode* for oe)y II/So A Tableful at %tc On title table will be found m or S1 Cb'Idr*e' Oetees amid Mesita Dreams and odd pt•t'es e( tales' nederwear. TM melee prism wen s1•0 be KALI Aeerieg these sot M row own choke sIPo HODGENS BROS.