HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-3-18, Page 4THE SIGNAL ; GOD ERICH : ONTARIO
Ford Touring Car
Price $590
No advance in the price of the 'Made
in Canada" Ford will be made because
of the additional 7;4'. War Tariff. We
as loyal Canadians will gladly absorb
whatever increased duty we are forced
to pay on such raw materials as cannot
be obtained at home. The Ford is
manufactured in Canada -not assembled
in Canada.
The Ford Runabout Si 1640; the Town ear
$640 ; the Couprlet caw ; the Sedan 11131)
-all fully equipped, f. o. b. Ford, Ont.
Ford buyere will share in our profits if we
sell 30.000 care between:August 1. 1914, and
August 1. 1915 t'•!♦
DEALER
Q GODERICH
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSiC
_ :-AND-:-
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Parhnlars
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, P. LINFOItTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. lilac. Bac. lDtmels) Principal.
Address: -334-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
Seasonable
Footwear
WE feel the very least we
can do for you when
you come into this store 1s
to give you Shoes or Rubbery
that will be absolutely coiu-
fortable and will wear to
your satisfaction We want
you to realise that your wel-
fare is our drat coeiaer•tion
bur prices at most reason
able.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Goderich
FACTORY CLEARANCE SALE
ROOFING
for Repairs or New Roofs
CPer RoII
108 Sq. Feet
Complete with
nails and cement
Freight Paid
Asphalt Felt Roofing
100 per tent Saturation
Contains no Tar or Paper
Lowest price for Pure Asphalt
Roofing ever offered in Osamu.
bend lee Free batyN.
The Halliday Co., Lienttiid
FaDeltra
HAMILTON`CANADA
i
1MacEwan Estate
exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich and District
Egg Coal, $7.75
Stove and Chestnut,
$8.00
per ton
BESET COAL MINED
Any quantity_ hest all Maple
Slab. Mixed weed, Hemlock
and Kindling Weir er Pfne.
TELEPHONES. office el
ret.,dence r' s or 6t
es
Would You
trade your kitchen
scraps for
FRESH EOOS
AND POULTRY Our
Barred Rocks will supply
you with eggs and meat
and dispose of the waste
from the kitchen.
DAV-OLD CHICKS
H. KEITH REVELL
t.ODCRH'H, LINT.
LAURIE/L
WKDNIDaoAY, March 17.
L.toatit Lorna. -Mrs. P. McMil-
lan and children, of Luekaow, ate rite
iting at D. Metaan's Mr. and
Mrs . Chas. Boyd erteitalned • nom -
her of their friend. Tuesday evening
and all report • pleasant time
Mr. A. Mislay, of befitting, visited
his Teter, Mrs. J. Jamieson. one day
tart week Quite a number of the
�Dung folks took In the dance at Mr
cDooald'a, Kietail. Monday night,
teed all report • good ere
Charles Rose. of Onderich, spent a few
days visiting bleeds In tkia vicinity.
KINTAIL.
Ibawn.iv, March I&
News Nurse -The Women's Mis-
sionary Serie y held its ssnnthly
me.eiag •t the brae of Mrs. K. Mae-
lean
ae -ten on Wednesdaylast Baby
Bruce MacDonald, whas beets very
sick or the put week, is .omewhet
bet Mrs. R. MacKay of Kin'
rand nes, n visiting her mother. Mee.
Job MacGregor ... Mr. and Mrs.
A. Beckett made • nip to Ripley on
Saturdaylk>,rgrsgslatio.e to Mr
.od Mn. Jack M y Mr. Alex.
Johnston eseured a very fast drier
out east Mr. Neil MacDonald
hall • les w as Monday. The
boys enjoyed • gond sight's dancing
is the son afterwards.
%. woe leavl.g the All be bar
and by way of making leer deports,
pleasant for tb.ss who had serired b7k
gave • alea.t to spend to a sbagahes'
Mid. say, llary, yo. take
wa�M..tdee
hag ear "
"Tea, ma ben S 1 jail
hat r
Ae.
SLYTH.
rvasoAY, Mal% 16.
Hemmer/ rot CIO$CILLOt SLOArt 1-
Oouseillor It. R. Sloan has been sue•
easeful is pawing hie examiaatioa for
a eaptate".y and has alined in the
Wed Battalion. at Landow, and when
they get their orders to go 10 the
trout he will be reedy to follow the
a•mt•od He Is the tint are in
from Blyth who bas enlisted. %V.
oaanot help this, but we think it is a
woeful .we of taales, at there is no
doubt that our country needs all the
met she can get at present to help
fight liar battles.
AN OLD RagingrT DEPAare.-An-
other of the old regulate, in the par-
son of Mr. D. Nicol, paged away at
hie bate 1. Byte o. Friday. Mends
1ftb. The deceased had reached the
advanced age of gvesty-cin.ears.
and had been • resident of Mullett
township for &bout sixty ears, coming
to Blyth with bre wife and family about
thirteen years ago. He Is survived by
his wife sod six Andra. The funeral
took place from his late resideocs on
Tuesday and was largely attended.
The deceased had been a sufferer from
Mabee disease for some time, which
confined him to the house, but before
that be had always taken an active
interest in the Presbyterian church
work. In pollees.. be was • Liberal-
OKNgMAL NOT= -Mora Haug
It Mason are &dog • eery extensive
business In their famous Wiltshire
Oil. Last week they made •
w
shipment to the Militia Department
at Ottawa for the relief of the
wotoded horses and men who are
lighting Canada's battles, and this
week they received an order of 1.=
bottles for a lame retail drug Arm in
Loodoa Those farmers in this
locality who are lucky enough to have
maple tree left oo tbeir faunas are
utilising them this year for the mak-
ing of maple svrup and they claim
then Is • good run of sap. The
reason or tnaoy are into it this year
is that the price of auger Is so hist
and they figure thee by making •
large quantity of this sweet they will
be able to save on the sugar ; besides,
they expect a big demand for syrup
for the swan reason Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Carr have decided to
move to Waterloo and were tbere last
week selecting • house to live in. We
understand they will leave about the
1st of April Messrs. Amens
sbipped • car of wood suitable for
beading bola to their mill at Brussels
last week Mr. 8. H. Oidley and
his daughter, Mrs. A. Mevittie, are in
Exeter this week, having received
word that the tonne*** mother, who is
a very old lady, is very 111 Mr.
Rehm is spending a few days at St
(holumbi• this week Nr. W.
Murphy, who some weeks ago re-
ceived such • bed accident to his right
arm in his threshing machine, and
was taken to the London hospital for
treatment, arrived home on Ftiday.
Although not nearly recovered, be
considers that he can now receive better
treatment at borne than in the hospi-
tal Mr. Alex. MrEwen was in
Pelmet -moo last week un busineae....
Mr. Fred Jackson left last week for
Paris, when be•,hsas again resumed
his position ea clerk ia one of the
stotee there, which he held before he
came home in tbe fall .. Mr. Jas. Hef-
fron has purchased the farm of Mr.
Healy, is Morris, and will work it Obis
summer. 11 is • good piece of land and
for the past few years bas been used
for pasture, so it ought too, raise good
crops. tt'e have not beard whether ,it
is Jim s intention to lake unto him-
self* wife or not„ hut it will not be
very pleasant farming without • cook.
Mie Bisset spent the week eod
at her home at Goderich Mies
Welsh spent Saturday with friends
in London Mr. Jas. MrQuerrie,
who .spent the winter mootbg with
his rather here, left on Tuesday
for his home in the State of Iowa. Mr.
John Hamm accompanied him pert of
the way. He 'moods spending • few
months witb relatives in Illinois mid
Wisconsin Mr. Chas. Taman,
wbo has been spending the winter
months with his parents here, left on
Monday for his Western home
The Pastime Club had a Steinway pi-
ano installed in their toomel•.t week.
Messrs. Brenton Hr oe. were in
Tarmac) last week and purchased •
large consignment of sheepskins for
their tannery. The wool -pulling in-
dustry is • very profitable tin.- tbia
year on account of the high price of
wool, caused by the great drwapd for
woollen goods for ,the soldier*.
ST. HELENS.
hiosn.av, March 13.
Mr.. W. Bowles end children, ret
Ashfield. are 'i.itore at Mr. C.
Durnin's.
Mr. John Aitchewon returned to
Elston, Sask. , on Friday after spend-
ing the winter uoder the parental
roof.
\Votrax's ixertTvre.-The March
meeting of the St. Helen. Women**
Institute will he held on Thursday,
the 25'th, at 230 o'clock, at the home
of Mn. D. Todd. Subjects • "Cheer-
fulness ;" "Interior Deem -Mime " roll
call ; answer : "Rester Th ,ugbts
gue.Noa drawer. The ladies who
have their quilts ready will kindly
seed them or being than to the meet -
is Visitors are all welcome.
&r. Hitters Won..- A crowded
Moss listened to the debate between
Whitechurch and et. Helena on the
subject : "Edueatian bas had sass
influence than wealth." The affirm..
live was upheld by Mr. Davidson. Dr.
Whits/and Mr. Oook for Whiteebureb ;
the negative by W. Ratborfn•d, D.
Phillips end E Miller for St. Helene.
Th. Jodi= gave their decision in
favor of the oegative,
mitationslas
of Dod.l'e Kldncy Pill. are
legion. The boa la imitated, outside coating and shape of the
pine ars imitated and the mens-Dod'•
Kidney Pills is imitated Imitations are
dangerous. The original is ,eke. Dodd's
Kidaey Pills have a raputattoa Imita-
tors have note or they wouldn't imitate.
So they trade of the reputation of Dodd's
Kidney P11.. Do not be deceived. There
L only one DODD'S.. Dodd's Is the
original Dodd's is the name to bs cale-
ful about -
KIDNEY
PILLS
KINOSBR100E.
TuttrD.Y, March 16.
News Noes. -Mia J. J. O'Reilly,
Of Quitity, Mass., is visiting frisode
here Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Bowler, of Goderich, spent the week -
trod at Kingsbridge and KintaU
Messes. Nell McAdam sod John Wal-
lace left laat week for Western Can-
ada Miss Ursula O'Coonoe spent
Sunday is leodericb, vi.iiing bar
sister, Miss Ge evisve, of the O. C. I.
Charism O'Connor bad the mis-
fortune to lose • valuable hone last
week.
COLBORNE.
W=DNaonsY, March 17.
FARM CNANOxe.-A number of farms
along the Lake Shore road north of
Goderich have lately changed bands.
Mr. Roy Lioklater has seta his place
of one hundred acres to Mr. Joseph
Alton, of Edmontoo, Albert., the
psrcbaee price being 116,0110. Mr.
Alton before moving to the West
lived in the Belfast neighborhood. Mr.
Lipkiater has rented the farm from
the new owner for a year, and next
year will take over bre father's and
uncle's farm at Lectern. Mr. M.
Tobin has sold bre farm of 160 •erre
n orth of Dunlop to his oeigbbor, Mr.
E. N. Shaw, at a price in the neigb-
borbood of 88,000. Mr. !thaw now bas
• property of about 310 acres. Mr.
Tobin retains the tss of the house un
the farm for a year.
LOYAL
TatrasDAT. Marto 18.
LoyAL LocAL.-Min Wiee has r. -
turned truce an extended visit in Tor-
onto Robert Oibb., pono and
alma tuner, spent several daye of lam
week in the village. While hers he
was the guest of his friend William
McPhee Will McMillan left W.d-
aeed•y to eesetenes hi mesa's work
sailing oo the lakes Mrs. J. A.
Young epent the work -sed with rela-
tives in Goderieb ....Mr*. F. °Udere,
who has been in poor health for some
weeks. 1. improving. we are glad to
eay . Mts. �and Mit Clark are at
present espying bask to their farm
north of Loyal. Mr. and Mrs. Alex.
Youngof tioderich, are expected to
move out to their country bone April
let The weather for the past two
week•baabsen swillI epeioglike. The
reads are drying,
the dust flying in
'sooty places, and the farmers expect
soon to be other to go oo the land. All
welcome tbe spring -Lime, with its
birds and flowers.
What Doctors Use for
Eczema
A soothing combination of oil of
wintergreen, thymol. and other heal-
ing ingredients called D. D. D. Pre-
set lotion is now a favorite remedy of
skis specialtets for all skin diseases.
It penetrates the pores, gives inetamt
relief from the most dietrsssing itcb.
Its soothing oils quickly heal the in-
flamed tissues
rest its soothing effect. All drug-
gists have a geu•ron trial bottle for
only 26c. Coyne and let a tell you
shout our goney back guarantee offer
to free you from your distress. Ask
ado about D. D. D. Soap. Jas. A.
Campbell, Garai Drug stop, Oode-
rich. D. D. D. is made in 0aoada.
000ERICH TOWNSHIP
TYQa.DAT, March 18.
Maggie 8., youngest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robe. Weimer !It of
Ooderieb township, was waded os
Mardi !rd to Oeorge L. Hanley. The
young troupes will reside on the
groom's farm on the Bayfield line.
P1101. RIT COLOS Oontreo.-The ex-
ecutive of the Fannies' Olub has been
fortunate 1e securing the services of
Professor Re ids, of the Ontario
Agricultnrwl College, Bal deliver an ad-
dress is the Om, 4th eouees.
.ion, oo the evening of Wednesday,
Mareh !4th Pri teat Creelman
recommends Professor Hayoolde a
n ot only the most popular lecturer
and eoeertabeer no eba O. A. U. Haft
but adds that thnte N ao more praru-
eel or sueeemful farmer 1a Ontario.
The Professor w111 deal more partiets-
taety with the hesseills and advantages
to be geleed trot &slleulturs! Dol•
Ngo. Your titaness of searing asset
la the ball will ha better M 71110 thea
at Stilt Everybcdy welcome.-Ooet.
A' Serie t. Minrners.--Oote of the
mgeensownefal meetlags yet bele b
the Ooderkb Towable Phrmare' (le
teak pees last easier at the home of
K r. George Litbwalte, Btsroa toad,
mad took the form of • soalal gather-
ing. mumof the Mass being prevent.
A ttplwd� heals was mowed, the Idles
sae goes Mmoaseesdap their .Mei-
way Is this regard. A mere exle.ded
report of the pressgangs will 110
!doubtbeeelan the cap-
able
tery of ibe Gnat.. Whale
Amadeu of the Aub'• dolsp dries
the winter have bean read w11b great
{stare.&
Osta,Io Olethieg Ooh gab einem
M/mJsPr marts neve. tit $ p.m.
THE COLBORNE STORE M
cone AND SEE THE '
,New - Spring Goods
Consult your Fashion Book and then come and let us slow you
what we can do In the NEW MIRING DRESS MATERIALS.
Considering the difficulties attendant on getting goods for the
coming season's trade, our stock is now about as good as it
usually is at this time of the year.
SILK S le these goods we are still in the Mad with • good dependable 36 ech Silk at 01.00, aka
• better quality es • little more money, 1a Mask, white and Dew spring colorings and a nice
lot of bleak and white stripes for wants.
PRINT S
CREPES
VOILES
CORSET S
(hest Brad still at 124c, 30 to W inches wide and absolutely fast color. Ctram's Print
81 inches wide. positively the heel Eoglieh Print The words "Cruet's 8iatderd" nee
printed os the sate of each piece. See that they ars then Per yard 1 a.
Over 1MO yards of white, pink, blue, mauve and white grounds with small colored rose-
bud and sprig pattern at per yard 1 lie
White, and white with small ooleeed patterns. buds, spots and stripes, at 20e and Lin
pee yam.
D t A Comte are still leading. A corset laced in front le a sew departure la corset-
in1
g. let us show it to you. It looks like something that has acme to stay.
STANDARD PATTEkNS ani P:` for which SpringDes.
Fashion Book with patter*. only !!O.
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J. H. COLBORNE
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ALL moo DOM:RICH AND VICINITY
WHO ATTCY1I TUN POPULAR
G_Lit7TT
Tomato, receive est ssty easwier bushes
education bat a.slsresae to sneers oboist pad -
Emir w. Writs tar assalsses
W. J. SILLUOTT. Principal. 731 Yeses stem.
Tessin
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
The Price Abandoned.
Sarnia, March 12. -Confirmation of
tbe theory of some wreekine masters
that the overturned freighter Charles
Price never will be recovered from the
bottom of Lake Huron. but forever
will defy • solution of the mystery of
bow may of her crew met death and
received interment within her hull.
n found is a report of the United
States Lake Survey alum, that there
is now • clear depth of 34 feet at low
water above the hest point of the
hull. The wreck has settled man.
feet into the muddy bottom of the
lake ince the opening of navigation
lad season and °ow lies at • depth
which is believed to maks it no longer
a menace to navig•tion. For that
ream Insppeecetcr Woodruff, of the
eleventh lighthouse district, says that
the gas buoy which the Government
maintained over the spot lad season
will not ne replaced this year.
The underwriters have nettled with
the owners of the Price on • total log
basis. While there bare been man
rimers tb.t thin boat would be raised,
wreckers wbo have had experience in
such matters state that the cost of
bringing the boat to the surtaoe would
reined any amount which she would
bring after being salvaged. The feet
that the boat I. now deeply imbedded
in the lake bottom would Mao add to
the hazard of wreekinr
Getting Ready at Fen William.
Fort William, Ont., March 13. -
Crews of the following steamers
which ars wintering in this port are ex-
pected to arrive hen next week to pre-
pare their .hips for 1915 oavigatioo-
the Agaw•, A. E. Awes, Beavertoo,
B. D. Cuter, Doonaeoons, Empress
of Midland. Fordonian• Oleewavis,
Grant Morden, Plummer, Rogers.
The Doonacnona and Empress of Mid-
land. of the Canadian Steamship Lice.,
will be flttgd tor ocean trade service,
as they are among those chartered.
In the list of boots said to be char-
tered for the Atlantic coast trade the
names of the Midland Prince and the
Turret Chief appeared. The names
should have been probably the Mid-
land King and the Turret Crow°.
The Midland Prince is • 46 -foot boat,
end too large to go through the Wel-
land Canal, and the Turret Chief is
out of commission at Port Arthur.
The weather baa been very mild here
for the post three weeks and has does
mush towards the opening of navies -
do..
How's This T
We ear owl Handed Darn Reward for
hin
wee b that menet be and be
eb.:elbo ere 1..Rfeoinn HT t O0.• Wolk , a
lino mils
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CANADIAN
PACIFIC.
Imwewea Service
TORONTO
MONTRtAL
OTTAWA
Ye 'lens Onisele Shale lest'
Plat Woe to Whitby, Oshawa,
B.wtasv*q Pere Hep. Oebe.rli
asB..ir.. Trenton. tine.
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A~t: • wl.e 1L Oesel+ .A
Good tor one week only
Two packages of 6 or Sod. blued Carpet Tacks for 5c.
Coco Poor Mats, regular ;45c, for 60e.
Four -blade buckborn-handle, brag -lined Pocket Knives, 75c,
for 15.-.
All our regular bit Pocket Knives for 4k.
38 ball -pints. ready -mixed Paint, IOc each.
RAZORS :-81.00 line for 67e $1.Z line for tae.
1.51) " " 11.00 2.00 1.40.
:30 . " " 1.75 3.00 " '• 200.
One-third off on all Skates and +Snowshoes.
Heating Stoves with Shake and Duplex Grates below cost :
$16 for $10: $17 for 611 ; $19 for $13.
Extra good values bl Grsniteware. 'See our stook.
Howell Hardware Co., ted.
BEST PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE - - - PHONE sy
Trusteeships Often
Last Through
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nave every confidenctt
In the friend whom you
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trustee, but you hav,•
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far more effect.veiy than i= rosgible is the case of a private execu-
ter. It ., t.e- est the watch in the iatsrests of its clients ani
t::.roxf.• its Oe.:ea and Management it fear the point of the ;int
csl worn ar ,.0 pnvate individual can.
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swsr asst to cloak that they need an oeeasioetal
inside r well es •stwda Yet °agi ct of Woe=
ikows Ib if b spotty, and sallow compieztoms-a•
w wary, titedf01bas sebssandbtliomsnsaa It'sb.eaass
tali liver beeeenee eboyaglelk and waste matter accumulates
which Nature cannot rrumovo without aristenee. The beet
CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS
remedy is Cbambs;lidn's 8tomaeh•adLfverTablets, which
stimulate tile livertab eltby aedvity, remove fermentatioa,
gently finnan t12 flbmaeb and bowels and fess the whole
digutiv. system. Sere, safe and r- - '- Take one at
might and you feel bright and gunny in the morning. Get
Chamberh0's ted -lo -druggists We., or by mail frau
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