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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-12-31, Page 8a Tt[t . wDAY, Dk(•aMatt. 81. 1914 THE SIGNAL : GODERICH• : ONTARIO Office Supplies for 1915 ('a'adian A'nso*e. tn.( publi.hed ing C.t w.li*n T.uit, hank, of Canada Stations. List of l'Irr.r] turn and ther wtuely 1. irnd, price *l.ti(t Rlant Book., Meatcrendum Rooks, Able. tic. L o..i-eL'.f Ledgers, from $S.00 up. thdinso Ledgers, ilay Books or Jwrn..i.. fr :etc up 1'an:rdi.n (Mice Diaries, 50r, 75c and *Liar t • fondian Pocket Diarle., from 15c up to *1 00 .t.annon File*, complete with punch, $1.00, without punch 75c Other Files from 33c up Hindiog Cases. 11c each. 3for *lois), 93.00 per dozen Mull -lets Envelopes from 50,, up per box of 500 Stepbeo's, Mtafford's and Cartel'. 1pks for office use Cartel's Mucilage. Paste, rte , from 5c up to bin Watt.' Men'. Ideal Fountain Pens. from *2.5H up Potter'* Perfect Fountain Pen, trade in two /tiara. material and workmanship the hest obtainable, 14 keret gold points We guar- antee these pens to he the best valor off the market. Pricy, No. 1 *1.o►, No. 2 *1.50 Full stock et Palcubwl'e Notes on the Intrtn,.tional Sunday school L^.'ons for 1015, "nice $1.25 Gist of the Lesson for 1915, price for 1015, complete. contain- , Post Offices sad Railway general information, hand - Bill. Payable, Bills Re^eiv- The (ioderich Book and Stationery Co. OEOROE PORTER Get after that Cough „ i t h Penslar White Pin(' and Spruce Balsam. GODBICR TOWNSHIP. Quiet Time at the k•minatroa Meeting at HsMesville. : The IOU council goes back for another year in Ooderich township. 1n addition to the old councillors, C. W. Williams was nominated, but be jwithdrew, leaving the whole council elected by acclamation as follows : Reeve -W. H. Lobb. Councillors -John W. Yeo. George Hndie, 1). A. Lindsay, George Hol- land. ___ __ - NOMINATIONS ELSEWHERE. ,. , f. 'ampbell (Central Drug Store ( r.xt'.. St, and Square Godench Good Resolutions for the New Year Begin right by buying a Heint.zman A Co, Piano A Victor Victrola OR AN Edison Phonograph %VINGHAM. For Mayor -Dr. A. J. Irwin, D. E. McDonald, Geo. Spotton. For Reeve -J. W. McKibhon, 8. Mitchell, W. Isbister. For Councillors -A. M. Crlwford, W. (l. Patterson, John Ritchie, C. C. j Munro, Jos. Underwood, W. H. David - .on, John Auderwn. David Bell, V. Vannorman, I. F. Hinkley. J. J. ('un - j niughaw, Thos. C. King, W. A. Cur- rie,S. Bennett. CLINTON. For Meor-FredJack•u•n, David Cantelou. For Reeve James A Ford. Jacob Taylo+•. For Public Utilities Commissioner - 8 J Andrews, David Cantelon, Dr C W Thompson. For Councillors -II Wiltse, W J Paisley, %Vraley Walker, C J Wallis, J P Sbepp.rd, J W Elliott, H Fitz- simons, Thus Mason, A T Cooper, R Miller. JAS. F. THOMSON MUSIC STORE WISHING fol C. L. COU LTI S DRUGGIST and CHEMIST *Mane 1, KINCARDINE. For Mayor -James Farrell. James Malcolm, Wm Mitchell, A M Smitb, W m Welsh. Reeve -Wm Hunter. For Csuncillors-Thos Reid, Jas $ Watson, James Malcolm, Frank Co1- well, Edward Rinker, W J Morrison, Jae Armitage, Roderick McKenzie, J J Hunter. Jas Farrell, D Gledhill. For School Trust'es--D Slight, Dr Meth 'mown, Tboe Watson, J V E A Heng, Chas Hollister, Dr E); Bruce, Wo. Morrison. For Commissioner, -E Miller, W J Henry, %Vnt Welsh, B Wood, R Pat - t erson. BLYTIL Reeve --Dr W J Milne (socl.l. For Oouncillors-Joseph Garter J OOuuttt, R R Sloan, W J dims, ft Ilor- leor School Trustees- Dr J A Mc- Taggart, 8 A Puplestone, W J Sita.. BRUSSELS. All by acclamation : Reeve -John Leckie. Uouncllloie - A Mc(Juire, David Welker, (leorge R Muld000, John Hewitt. BAYFiILD. Reeve -James Thomson (axlama- tioa). For Councillors --Edward Mertz.., Charles Parker, George Weston, Em- manuel Wand (all b acclamation). School Truelove- rimy Drab/nano. Thomas Heard, Thomas BIHott tap by acclamation). WROI ST Rt. All ei.ctetr+y .e.Sa ' 4 Reeve -0 R.re. Councillors -Donald (; Ppo�re�.� Jdt Douglas, Gsurge 8 I.ckl•, Feed Davey. LUC ENO W For Reeve -J G Murdoch, R H Mo- Quillin. Fo . OnencUbrs-A 8 Durein, W E Hendeteon, Walter Horn, Robert Johnston. Dr A M Syme., W 8 Treleaven. AMHFiELD. F..r Reeve -Chas. Stewart, John B.. klev. For Oo„nelllor.-Jn.. P. Dalton, Jas. AIt.•'y John A. Johnetr.n, Jos, Mae - tett, 7' J R.ohard.nn, Robt. D.vid- snn. Owing to lb. dreres.e 1n the auto - her or vnt.es. A hfl-•td nett year will not have • deputy reeve. WONT W A W ANOSH. 0.oneil d 1014 .woo1-.•t..1 by aeelam- ■ •Iron t Old eV* -ti. R. Mur ay. tl..ttseritlo.•- A It )) .11 won. leas Per - .10e, 8 N.ylo•, 3 '. h 11.a.Rb1 HUI.I I(IT 4'..uses e•l 1 .et •t t y .. lamming', a .e. -J be Final .,..1 U wr. •-• 1 r - W..• .1 M•tl.e, gists A. Ire trWeft. J Mee ° I , Thos Nelli- e Councillors -R Boehanau, W .1 ('urs ir, R W Irwin...1 Stonehouse. HOW ICK. All b) ttorla..•tioa : Reeve -Reuben Harding. Deputy Reeve -Louis D•mwerliig. ('oonsillots-.lamp► Arrests on g. P. ter F Doig, Wm J Sp.ttton. UBBORN E. All by aoelaroaUon : Reeve -eyed A Elleringta.n. 1'o.inciUors-%Villiaw Coate*, Ar- tbur Mitchell, Thoma Brock, John ['florae. GREY. All by acclamation : Reeve -R W Livingston. Deputy Reeve-Jobn Brown. Oouncillor•-William Fraser, Peter A McArtur, Mig.wotth 8 Cole. HAY. Oki council re-elected by acelama- ( ion : Reeve- Lou i• Kalbeeiscb. Councillors -Hy. :Meeh, Edward Deters, Carper Wolppeer, 8a0111yl Dietz. Zurich Police Trustees -Herman %Veil, Hy. Yuogblut, le W Hess told tri,.rees by aeclama'ion) MORRIS. The old council re-elected by •cclaw- alion : Reeve -John Sbortreed. Councillors -Wm Fraser, Wm Lsid- I..w, Win Elston, Dairen Johnston. STEPHEN. For Reeve -William R 8111o0, William D Sanders. Fnr Deputy Reeve -William Year- ley, Love. Pot Ctncillors-Michael Fink Leiner, Alexender Neeb, Thomas Mawhinney, George Kellermann, David Webb. TURNBERRY. Reeve -Ino. Mulvey. Couicillore-Arthur Wheeler, Jno. Rutherford, John McBurney, W. Adair. TU('KEKSM ITH. 01d council re-elected by acclama- tion : Reeve -H Crich. Councillor -K D Bell, Jame. Cam- eron, Thomas Coleman, Robt Doig. 1 FURS FURS FURS KIN43SBRIOOE. TvaeoA', Dec. 29. CHRIST), AS E, rKBTAIHM ENT. -The annual school Christmas conceit, di- rected by Mother M. ° Vincent sand Sister Sebastian, of Sep. S. 8. No. 2, Ashfield, was held on December 22nd, and despite the inclemency of the weather a very large crowd turned out to hear their young friends give one of the beta entertainments which have beep beard here for some years and that, coneideriog what has been accomplished on previous occasions by the present pupils and trainers and their predecessors, is estimating the concert of 1911 highly. The enter- tainment was held in the senior class room of the school, which was beauti- fully decorated for the occasion with every symbol of the joyous season - evergreens, Uhtistmas belle, both•, etc., all presenting • most pictareeque appearance. The chair was ably oc- cupied by Master Gerald Garvey, while Master Bernard Flynn person- ated Santa Claus in a most efficient manner. The program consisted of recitations. dialogues, solo,, duets and choruses. etc., all delivered with a marked touch of freedom, unconcern and the other characteristic, so essen- tial to perfect stage performances. The dialognss were closely related to the comedy: the delivery of the recitations showed exceptional elocutionary tal- ent : the singing impressed the audi- ence with the fact that the sweet Irish voice will still remain In prominence after the illustrious names of Olcoue and MacOurmick are erased from the roll of public entertainers : while the spirit with wbich the last number was delivered, the singing of "God Save the King," accompanied by the wav- ing of flags,-•sch pupil carrying one, -told its own story about younger Canada. Rev. Father McCormack in addressing the children oomppl1tsaent.d them and their trainers of obs admir- able dminable manner in which the cosoert was carried through and also expressed the gratitude of the audience for the entertaineteit and the hearty wel- come tendered by the school. The en- tertainment resects much credit upon Um Sisters of 8t. Joseph and oke pupils of the school. PERSONAL MENTION. -Tho.. who have antved for the Christmas emo- tion since last week's budget was ash - w itted to the press aro: Pearl Ais and Frank Griffin, of Detroit : Jaff/B Griffin, of Oble go • Steal Dw Gladys Owbb, d Si.. Ater t >Rsw O'Reilly b Chepstow lllaserp�i�li 4 ve d[ Ohep,tow : Alias �D�.a1�tslaMM., sf Wauhaseh.se : Marts ii.M,.s. sf Geelpb : PwUss *Rostov, et Toronto; Risenor Joy a.d Pata SoMva., of Godeeieb : 3d. Dalton and Macon Bts{itI7u �t wottb ,� .bot 8., far. A.. Ross O'Reilly. .... Frank alleSly, who spent the ssrt.se in �.hfield. returned lest week to his hors at !W. Grove, Benne county Gee. McOarthy visited .t Stratford Met west Miss Poetise O'Reillys ttettai.sd •.amheel�te Mr Mende ee OhrMRnas Day. -i1) Patt.mrraTtoN- Aristmas Day the shear of es. Joseph's shsrea met and presented their leader a.d organ- ist, SIM, Lode iiui .r with • trevsl- 11ag set as • team d their •pprheia Oise of bee Interest and unicess the motr. OOtiitIMOMIlse. M. Mir Myrtle ishan.of Dowr•av11k, is speeding the Adie.e holiday at the home of her parents, Reynold tread. Menta 1..r sratwuilrr.-On OhrlrUaae Mee a rare 'rem was elven In Odes sbeseh by the meenl'.re of the faf.hh tlr esbool. The Arm part of the prMaw consisted a recite/loos' a.d s.ss.ses by the haler Masser. The sued part wee given by tis cutter damn and eyyeasg� 0 Sag and teem asdrel vidl. Ohm OseletM.s W Jas Ta!• .N rt, MsslsaW sssgf� sod ta► bean W is asidleet ta. a /"e1�1•. bA� rlsellraa bvs.tght • henrty .•ruse how obs Our Entire Stock of High Quality Furs to be Sacrificed to Effect a Sure _ and Speedy Clearance of Every Article on Our Fur Racks FURS FURS FURS - The GreAtest Fur Sale in Our History Starts Saturday, January 2nd, I9I5 We start the New Year with the biggest Fur Sale ever attempted in the County of Huron. Climatic and business conditions have combined to make this Sale a possibility, and you have today an opportunity to purchase Furs away below their original price or actual value. We will stand behind every piece that will be sold and back it with our unqualified guarantee as to its reli- ability. We want to emphasize the fact that these are HIGH QUALITY FURS, the equal of any to be had anywhere, and that this is a most unusual Sale of Furs. Recent purchases at prices much under value account for some of its most tempting bargains. Not an article in stock but has a new price, and a very low price, for the Sale starting Saturday, January 2nd. Come Saturday if you can, or in any event come as early in the month as possible for the best choosing. Remember, no mat- ter how low the price, the quality of the Furs you buy remains unaltered. All are up to our highest star_dard. No room to print a detailed price list, but_ lake these as samples of the big reductions MUSKRAT (OATS, made ft ow choice prime selected skins, thickly furred, evenly marked. shawl or notched collar, heavy brown satin lining. Special for Fur Sale reduced to 34e50 BLACK PONY GOATS. Three only, sizes 34, 38 and 38. Garments of style and quality, heavy satin lining. Will stand no end of hard wear. Lew than Half S25.00 Price, each • BLACK FOX MUFF. Au exceptionally cboice piece of fur. rich and silky. hard to distoognbh front Lynx. Plain Pillow style. Specially reduced to .... . . $27 50 BLACK WOLF MUFF. This is an excep- tionally good piece of thick, close fur. Ricb and glossy. Pillow shape. For 51 7 Fur Sale greatly reduced to .50 ALASKA 000N MUFF. This is an ex ception•lly handsome Fur at • medium price. Large pillow shape. down bed, silk . Sp trimmip secially reduced for Fur Sale to 13.75 SABLE OPO88L'M MUFFS, splendid as- sortment to choose from, empire shape. thickly furred. Special Leduc- $5.75 (fon fur January Fur Sale • SJTKA FOX MUFF. This is" a Muff at • medium price that has ezxllent style and splendid wearing qualities. Trimmed with bead, silk shirred ends, down Cl bed. Special for Fur /Mk... 3.00 leolleetios of odd Mutts suitable for chit-.. dren's and misses' use. Many odd 5335 styles at e•,b ODD MUFFS. This is a better collection of Opossum, Coon, etc. Hall dozen styles. Regulerce of each would be as high as 11166..00. ILI1 reduced for January Fur Sale, each $ 7s50 NATURAL COON MUFF. thick close fur. evenly marked. A tlpisodid Muff for a girl. Greatly reduced to $7.75 GENUINE ALASKA SABLE MUYF, em- pire Kyle, guaranteed natur.l skins of ex- ceptional quality. A Muff that will wear and hem good appearance. C12.50 0 Greatly redwwd for January. L.J�I PERSIAN LAMB MUFF. These Muffs ars mad* from pieces, but with ordinary care will wear fpr years and have the ap- p.srter* of those ver much higher priced. For January Fur `Sale they have been greatly reduced and we give Si•.111 you your choice for .v MARMOT MUFFS, plain or with tails. Genuine imported skins. Beautiful shade of brown and nicely marked. eA 50 Reduced for Fur Sale to each.. �ysJV PERSIAN LAMB MUFFS of extra quality. choke skins, even stodgy curl. holster style, silk ends. Greatly reduced $17.50 for January selling to each • PERSIAN LAMB MUFFS. The highest grade we have. Made from the choicest skins obtainable, fully guaranteed. Greatly reduced for Janus, y selling $34.50 to MINK MUFFS, natural Canadian skin., eve stripes, down bed, silk ends. 1t•guler 575.u00. Fce January selling 547.50 redto ONE ONLY natural Canadian Mink Muff, even)) marked, sir stripes. Close Ane our. Best down bed, silk lining. Regular *86.00. January Bale reduced to $62.50 PERSaaIAN LAMB THROWS nd JJsmaaallll Neck Pieces. Half dozen real good pieces to select from. All greatly re- 55.25 duced for January selling to... ONE NATURAL COON STOLE, • splen- did Fur for young girls, fur nicely marked. R.duced for January Sale to $9.00 SABLE OPOS14JM STOLES, very thickly furred, Reduced far FLU. Sale S9430 to to Uboieett natural Alaska Sable Stoles, thick close for, free from dyeing or any oolorisg pros. . Beet of satin linings. All reduced of r January selling to $39.00 ONE genuine Alaska Sable Stole. A Wvery handsome and serviceable Neck-pi.e.. Much reduced for Fur Sale to 519.00 ONE ONLY high-grade Alaska Sable Muff, shirred silk endo, large bolster Kyle, made from the beet skins obtainable. Without question the highest class Sable Hoff we ever carried. Rsdaosd foe S31.50 January Bale to ONE POINTED FOX SET. This is use of the choicest blab -grads Beta we have ever carried. Muff and Stole are both good style. Fre Fur Sale to slake the selling sure we have reduced the price to$66 50 • ONK ONLY fine quality Black Wolf Neck- piece. This is a particularly choice piece of fur and Is made from the best Aim that could be obtained. Regular price ff90 Ott. For January Fur Sale tee /� duced to 47 .W ONK ONLY BLACK FOX NECK -PIECE, two skin effect, finished with brad and tails. Lining of black silk. The skins In this are esoeptionally choice and it is *reatlyre- duced for Fur Sale to 533.50 BLACK WOLF NECK -PIECES. Matra quality and fast Meek.. Reduced floor Fur Salo. ...°....514.00 and 519.00 MiNK MARMOT NEUK-P1ECK8, several distinct styles to select from. Very Weise skins read reduced for Jesuitry Fur bale to. LARDS MINK MARMOT NECK-PiSOOB, of esti% quality. Comes down wall Dale shoulders and has small turn -over *Mar. Greatly reduced for Fur Sale 51P) AA/ to ONE ONrrLLyY MiNK COLLAR, butterfly for ON for Fueer Sale to inh Redtsded S1 R PERSIAN LAMB NECK -MOBS. Very choice style. Mads from tis beet *blas. FurBaM..512.00 and $15.00 PERSIAN LAMB STOLES. THROWS, etc. A. isamseeir stock •to seism -hum. e t le new and up-to-date. Made fano dote .el'.etsd alas. livery piece greatly reamed for this Great Fur Bale. NECK-PIECE8 to match the odd Muffs, and Muffs to match the Nek-pisess adver- tised above, at correspondingly low prle.s. HANDSOME MATCHED SETS. On. oily .atersl °media. ismer list. loag Throw - over Nei:kyle., sad h.. .. Muff. Greedy reduced hie lose Sale set .000�0/� �H, AANDSOMK NATURAL1asMOLE 8RT. Mud. Greaw Throw tly 1oo.� S7ieJll SET OF JAPANESI MINK. Lees Throw trimmed with tail. Mee shows souse di.- fMeet.trlpes. Regular MAO. Reduced for Far Sale, .•t.... $37.00 ONE ONLY OUR BEAR SRL'. Tbie a moot att.K sh* est of Fun sihartd Rale •00 style a. will stated on sed of wear. Reduced for Fur Sa Any Trimmed Hat ;I.45 Skirt* made to Order • for ;I.75 This is the Millinery Departments big bid for January business. You are offered your choice of any Trim- med Hat in the show -room at this remarkably low ,p4910.,.*Nac.gne cpcati4c4k, MIL must g ., no,,Watttr what their former price or worth. Hats on the tables that sold up to $6.00 and $7 oo apiece. Others sold from $3.00 to $4,00. All are new shapes. Take your choice of the entire lot while they est at only Have you any Upholstering to do 1 If so, get it dose now. Special prima for Jerreary .sd February . I45 We make Skirts to your measure for $i.75. This in- chddesbut i( I ct a• woes.Yep lining the fining vol&is charged extra. You can take your choice of any dress material in stock at $i.00 or over and we will make it up to your measure, giving you one fitting and your choice of a large $ ty es, for only... numberots 1 I.75 411. Have yes say Upheletari g 1. do 1' 1f so, eel it doss sew. Spaniel prise for January and February aver s .►err . '4..44 • M era llfte#sl•• G„ Tamer CHAMBERLAINS TABLETS . RANT WAwAN.)eg. Aly0.•' eer-+.. i O mp•. 1. att•lfenee. About 11 oilork the hravily•leden Cbriet me tis wee .t yipped of the geed tNfys bialeosit Claus, who arrived tram The ebureb was Holed w *b• door W plemed with the • so= a/1 expremed tienserdese as sent. LAUR$AII. Wsnerneo,at, De. tilt. Mies Meth Welsh .ad Abate Woo. el AmbaMy. woes the asssis of Mrs. D. Mille � Dish the IWMIthalr led, [I.te11 Maday •eesisg. The pipit Iron the . wise euhoots and asioglides ars .yendisg their Ubrletasse . Mrd ys at thaw ►owes Slot Mt- MsSast,ld, of Tweets, le unit tree Mr. and Kra nonseesi• atrA �eo.eertl yfA Ilya Ish\ sebod hese lastMr.liass."11.114hie prorsad bean altar chew..e with helzde *Mho doh ers seed i. = ,D.itg • Mir its the y The risk M open hem 7 to Media. =vsrytssdy wphaae, /IYMhem hospital. le vWehltt bss Iran• here toe s ten wsebs. this Mr. s.o.p. at WW K. J.f Me en Aa Meda moat days is Ooderteb uta her p renba Mr. and Mn. J. L. Great. Mr. and Mrs. 111 1Rd.y, of L•asow, spent A r1tesee wtu Mr. sod Mao Islas Mr. l/lrvtiia. of le otalttegSidelator. Jahr and Mtn ``��Dee+w Cl Me Dorsal disas.s siglimsiniatarriimi le- •. J.t.tesese r a 0o., �1Mb 1�dwsa �is*eant rs flap som1 aaaat.