The Signal, 1915-5-6, Page 5SAVED BABY'S LIFE.
kin. Jot. Desroeiers, 8t. Alphoaee.
Que.. wri'es : "I cannot say too mwh
in favor of Baby's Own Tablets, as
they saved my little one's life. Before
given hits the Tablets he was greatly
troubled with wc.rms and was like a
-skeleton sod co ied day and night. The
Tablets soon expelled the worms and
now baby is the picture of health." 1
Baby's Own Tablets also tweak up
colds and simple fevers, cure constipa-
tion and indigestion and make the
teething period painless. They are
sold by medicine dealers or by trail at
25 cents a bolt (loin the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
The annual social, f the Mac(iillivray
Mission Band of IS i-• x _burch was;
held in the basement the church last
Friday evening, Rev. t.-,.. E. Rose be.;
ing in the chair. Three was a goodly
attendance of children. their parental
and friend,. The entire program was
rendered by members of tbe Band
and consisted of vocal and instrumen-
tal music, recitations and dialogues.
The candy booth was well patronized
1 Two Good Automobiles 1
For Sale Cheap!
One McLaughlin -Buick Car, only used for a short time, ala
repainted and in first-class repair. A real good machine.
eft 80.00
One Russell 5 -Passenger Touring Car, just been overhauled
and repainted and is in good running order. A sere snap.
$330.00
If you want a car and want it cheaply jou can-
not do better than give us a call and look these
machines over. They are really good valve.
EAST STREET GARAGE
Next to Town gall Telephone No. 243
1.
Too
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LOCAL fL TOTI •
H. R. Stows in Livery Business.
Mr. H. R. Stowe has purobased the
livery bushings of Wars. Roos and is
already in possession. He is getting
the eeyquipssent in good 'haps and will
be able to provide patron' with a first-
class service.
For the Canadian Hospital.
Tb. Goderich Rebekah Lodge. No.
tM, is making a donation of a large
quantity of bandages, linen sheets,
eta. to the Canadian military hospital
in &island. The members meet this
events( to prepare the articles.
M. C. C. Officers Elected.
The annual meeting et the Mono
setting Canoe Club was held on Tues-
day seeming. witb a large attendance
of the members. The etectloo of of -
Awes resulted as follows: President.
W. H. Boberteon ; vice-president.
P. L. Walton; secretary W. J. Buch-
anan ; treasurer. W. T. Mil lar ; commo-
dore, J. A. Lawrence : vice -commo-
dore, Ernest Colborne ; chaplain, Rev.
Arebdsae0R Jones- Ba&.mau : addi-
tional members of executive commit-
tee, O. L. Parsons and H. O. Sturdy
auditors, H. C. Sootbern and Jo
Steelton. The Club is in • flourishing
condition and the members look for-
ward to another successful year.
New Basis for School Grants.
Tbenew basis rural public scbool
grants is on • sliding scale. Hitherto
the grant was 40 p. c. on the salary
over $3660, but under the new regula-
clops the percentage varies from 40
p. c. to Sl p. c., according to aesese-
nisot, and the amount oo which no
grant is given is also increased In large
sections. To give • concrete illnatra-
on 3 Mention with en assessment of
11100,WO or over will be gi en the mini-
mum percentage of 'J '0.e amount
on which no grant is given is increased
to $400 in such sections, therefore the
grant in a section where tbe teacher
has been receiving a eatery of $50) will
be bJ p. c. on $100). or 920. The grant
under the former system would have
been $90.-O1tielph Mercury. C-7
" %ode 1 " 94keatre`�
its
IORNIE*LV THE •TAR
%uerq .XHack is a 53oost
THE New Model Theatre opened on Satur-
day night as advertised, even though there
was a lot of hammering about it.
The management has several 'more improve-
ments in mind, which will make the little house
more on the "Quality" order.
Several big featured films are on the program
for the near future. These are only now being
run in the larger cities.
Watch this space for future ads, and
keep in touch with the Movie World,
for we have what we advertise.
"2uality" is our %alto
"A Man's Ability Is His Passport"
FRANK WEAVER
(Professor of M..sic and VO c. •.SCWieti
Teacher V... Cohen and Arnow S.aeaa
1.00100111. ONTARIO
Serra.. - &.,d Caramel enwanewem ..d
lw.aerwwrs.
Foe t.r...e sed information sooty
Ppm an' l noon *TONE
For the finest coate,-tiona and fresh
'pelted peanuts try Blacketoes'P.
ONTARIO
LYRiC THEATRE
THE PREMIER PICTURE HOUSE
SHOWINU ONLY THE HIHO-
ROT CLASH OF PHOTOPLAYS
Important Notice!
THUkSDAY, May 13th
23rd and final episode of the
MILLION $ MYSTERY
The winning solu-
tion, showing the
winner of the $10,000
Don't forget the date
THURSDAY, May 13th
"Lugltle Love"
Tweflth episode will
be sbownW EDNES-
DAY, Mayihb, in-
stead of Thursday.
Admission ss usual 10is and Se
pat of School Inspector To.. was
read ; it contained favorable toss -
smote on tbe tesehtng, discipline, and
car.tekiog of the .ebools sod ground&
Tne report was referred to tbe school
menegewent committee to ezensine
and report upon at the omit meeting of
tbe busted. The treasurer's report
*hewed $13643 ba) paid out to date for
year. A number of account* were
presaged and referred to the tinence
committee.
W. C. T. U. Notes.
The W. C. T. U. will meet in the
Temperance Hall oa Monday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. All superintendents will
be expected to give reports of their
work dos. during the year. The presi-
dent received • letter from Mr. Aod-
r.w Lexie thanking the Union for tbe
old clothes which were coot to the Io-
dises at Pays Plat Reservation, Nlpi-
goo division. Owing to the great need
the Union has decided to send another
box, and all wbo can are asked to con-
tribute ; anything will be acceptable.
Mr*. Davidson and Mrs. Browo will
be in the Temperance Hall on Wed-
ow.day afternoon from 3 to 3 o'clock
to receive anything sent in.
Andrew Porter's New Position.
We Lead -Others Follow.
Campbell Tweedie, G. L. Parsons, H.
Sturdy, H. tV alkane, W. J. Callow.
H. Watson, E. Porter. H. Kemp and
W. Babb.
The ringing,espeelally of some the of
parts, was especially good. Lhe cos-
tumes of the sailor" and the pretty
and picturesque frocks of the girls
were very pleasing and the whole per-
formance was most enjoyable.
Owing to the lateness of the season
and the tact that .o many patriotic
affairs have been given recently the
attendance was not so large as would
otherwise have been the case, but
those wbo saw "The bailors' Tangle"
spent an amused and pleasant even-
ing.
Th. Sailors' Monument.
The long-delayed sailors' monument
was placed in position at Maitland
cemetery last week. 11 is set is the
pentre of the plot, on a concrete
foundation. The base is a solid block
of grey unpolished granite, upon
which rests a block of finely polished
red granite, the whole monument
being about five and one-balf feet
high. On one face the single word
"Sailors" is inscribed and on the other
the words "A memorial to the uniden-
tified seunen, whom lives were lost in
the Great Lakes disaster of November
Otb, 1913." A grey granite marker is
placed at the foo: of each grave with
the name of the steamer from which
the body came and * number which
corresponds with the cumber on the
records kept of the body. The plot
has been levelled ands wn with
gram m
need and will compare favorably
others in the future.
Ladies' wbit.e voile waists, worth
75c, for 50c. Ladies' white silk waists
selling at $1.115 for $2!10. White and
cream net iodate, silk tined, $2.00.
Curtain muslin from be per yard up.
Cotton crepes and muslin, worth 15c,
for 124e. Silk, in all saleable eolcn,
30 inches wide, worth 90c per card. for
70e. Satin, 40 Inches wide, at per yard
70c. Ladies' underskirts in all colon
50e. etch. P. T. DIA!'. cornet East
street and Elsinore.
M
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THE
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GROCERY
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rat
still in our possession a tremendous stock of
NumberOne CHINAWARE and CROCKERY, we have
decided to offer the sante for FRIDAY and SATURDAY
at HALF-PRICE. We guarantee these days to be,
without doubt, days of opportunity, especially in this line.
,To The Buying Public
Grocery Department
Having an over -stock of groceries on hand, on FRIDAY
and SATURDAY we will allow a ten per cent. discount on all
credit orders and a fifteen per cent. discount on all STRICTLY
CASH ORDERS.
DID IT EVER OCCURTO
YOUYee,-
That there is a mighty in
the quality of GROCERIES?
The Maple Lea: Grcety bears the reputation of
being the home of, the real home of, Pure and
Up -to -Date Stack.
O'NEILL & COMPANY
(SUCCESSORS TO S. J. YOUNG)
Opposite Colborne Hotel
Hamilton St. 'Pions 82
...... w. .. e.S...r A .......u►�rr
A Successful Opening.
If the re -opening of the Model
Theatre on Saturday evening may be
taken an • criterion, the success of the
theatre under the new management is
assured. The band at the 3ird Regi-
ment was In attendance and drew •
crowd to the doors, and inside the
Stewart orchestra dibpen.ed music
which was an additional attraction to
the pictures thrown upon the screen.
Unfortunately the supply company
had sent tbe wrong carbons for the
machine and the pictures were not as
clear as they otherwise would b•ve
been, but this defect basnow beet rem -
eddied. The upbol tared opeea chairs
are & great improvement and add
comfort to the entertainment. Tbe
theatre wits crowded throughout the
evening. \Vith two such high-class
picture houses as are now being oper-
ated here, the lovers of the photo -play
in Ooderich will have all their need.
catered o
The Greyhound Will tie Here.
Mr. E. H. Ayer and Mr. C. F. Biel -
man, jr., of the Wbite Soar Line,
Detroit, were in town today with the
pleasant news that the usual June
excursion of the steamer Greybouod
will he held this year. They will be In
Godericb again in * week or so to
attend to the advertising and other
memarations for the trip. The Grey-
hound will arrive here from Detroit
on Monday. June 14th, and the moon-
light excuni an will be held that even-
ing under the auspices of the 33rd
Regiment hand. Next morning, the
lbtb, the Greyhound will leave for
Detroit, returning to Goderich on
Thursday, the 171b. The return fare
will he $1.50, as usual.
This ie the great excursion of the
season, and the White Star manage-
ment trust that the people of
Goderich and district will manifest
their continued interest In it by taking
the trip in barge numbers.
"Th. Sailors' Tangle" at Clinton.
Tbe Goderichamateur
*1 Clinton
oneic
ompwny Pe
evening recently and won the favor-
able
avorable comments of the Clinton papers.
The account in The Newe-Record is as
follows :
The Sailors' Tangle". arets little
musical comedypresented under the
directloo of r. F. W. Robinson.
Orionid and choir master of 8t.
Georges churcb, Goderich, was given
in the town ball on Thursday evening
last under the auspteer of i
he
A. Y. P. A. of 8t. Paul'. ebu• 'b.
The play was given in -liodench a
few weeks ago and was so wall re-
ceived that It was repeated and the
sans caste of characters presented it
here.
The riot centred about a couple of
affairs
something
of ale wng to lbsjlouusjof
rival. In one nee and the bashfulness
of the enamoured mein in the other.
bot Tater everything was stesightAned
out arid made clear again. The prin-
cipal actors in the 11the coated! we*e
the officers and crew of the "Bossd-
IIng Billow,'. a weoderine artist, wbo
captured the heart of the tells of the
wptrrt torero. sod a number d wile -
'some maidens. Was Moaner Hays
tont the part of Julia, the belle. and
seamy the Mbar* taking part were :
Misses Alma Rtardy, Beatrice Wells.
Maids Armour, Jessie Welds. E.
Wbitdy, R. Williams, D. Rays, 0.
Porter, k. Stotbere, M. 'ancon.. M
Ty., 0. Vebbor•s. A. Ammar. O.
Seeger. M. Serlsegeoor, sad Mone..
Porter,Mr. Andrew for some
years has beenmanager of the local
branch of the Starling Bank, ban re-
ceived an appointment as inspector of
wei`hte end measures for the counties
of Huron. Perth afid Bruce. The ap-
pointment dates from May 1st. Mr.
Porter bas looked well after the inter-
ests of the Bank and has been obliging
and courteous. The people of Gode-
rich will he glad to know that, while
bin new work will take him out of
town • great deal, Mr. Porter and his
family will still have their home here.
Mr. D. Shearer. who has been the
teller -accountant of the
Stew rlingtbe
Bank ank
for the past year. $
manager, and Mr. Wm. Kerr, late of
Toronto. is teller. Mr. Shearer has
snide many friends during hie com-
paratively brief residence in town, and
the interests of the Bank would not
suffer if be were retained as the per-
manent manager.
Public School Board.
The public school hoard beta its reg-
ular monthly meeting on Monday
evening. Tbose present were Dieser*.
Cott, McLean, Saunders, Creigie and
Hodgens, with Mr. Acheson in the
chair. Principe' H. K. Long's retort
tor April .bowed 2111 boys and 14)
girls oo the roll of Victnria .school, a
total of 406, the average attendance
being 390. The sum of 27 was
de-
posited in the penny Shoo -
Mat reported P2 boys.and ltd girls on
the roll at Central school, a total of
108, with an attendance of 1S1, and
E10.12 deposited in
te bank. for leave otMiss
Vera Elliott applied
Me
recce for May land June, owing to ill -
health. The request was granted and
Mies May l'aweroo. of St. Helens, was
engaged to till the position. The re -
NEWGATE
STREET LIVERY
Having purchased the
livery' business of Wm.
Knoz, 1 am improving
the equipment and in
tend to provide
and
•e
tit -
TELEPHONE No. 173 for
a good turnout.
STOWE
Good Horses
Prompt Service
Up-to-date Rigs
All orders will recei
prc.mpt and careful
tention.
N. R.
'BERME
�� 1111h Cash V MtLill
Ga ky 1.
i%rYli�C
You know how everything
CA*A .
Costs more whim you have to
buy on credit. Why not
practice seI -denial tett a sill a llascessry, open a SartoriAccount
to the Usio& Bask of Gonda, and with the money In hand,
buy at Cash prices? The discounts trill help to swell your bankw
balance, and you tag have made a good start towards financial
ind.pandenaa
Goderich wands -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Pears Presbyteriesebureb. llamiKaa.
this week From the Arthur Chet.
Misses Ila Allen, Alio Saunders and
Irene Sault*: from the Mission Band.
Miss Adelaide Naito, and iron' the
Missionary 8oei.ty, Mrs. (Rey.) (1. E
Ross. Mrs. (Rev.) James Hamilton
also is attending Use convention.
Former Goderich Girl Diss Suddenly,
Miss Gertrude Doyle, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .las. Doyle,
former well-known residents of Gode-
ricb, died very suddenly_ at her home
in Detroit on Sunday, May 2nd. She
bad retired apparently in her usual
be•1tb end pasted away during the
night from heart failure, no one being
aware of her death until the morning.
The deceased was bornin Goderich
thirtyDetroitsevenwith yearsher itgparos eninmovc and
had since resided there. in addition
to her parents she is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Berry, of Detroit. wbo
with her uncle, Mr. E. H. Doyle. ac-
comp•oied the remains to Goderich.
The funeral took place fm Colborne
reei-
dance of 11r. J.
street, on Toe'sd *yDoyle, y noon to the
Roman Catholic churcb and thence to
the Colborne cemetery. The pallbear-
ers were : Messrs. Frank Shannon,
Percy Welton, James Buchanan, W.
W. Sault+, Dr. Mabee and James
Dalton. Much sympathy is felt for
the bereaved parents, who are in foal-
ing bealth, over the sudden pawing of
their beloved daughter.
.LOCAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Sunday. May nth. i.. Mother.' Oar• Igen., t
the Floret will have caroatioo, ranee, etc
for the oecw.lon -the white flower. in memo.,
of the mother+ who hare gone, color. for the
mother+ who are still here.
Life Is Jet one thing after another. Trouble.
MOM 40 oil lightly. though, on n num who tr
well groomed. Kee the .mile on the face of
the man who ha- just been tinedwiih oYoune
Dristan the Tailors. dandy .
al
tare a smile like that.
"T be Sailors' Tangle" is to be played
at Dungannon on Wednesday evening
next by Mr. Robinson's operatic com-
pany.
The Children's Aid Society will hold
its monthly meeting
l I in
tbe o,15t house m.
on Tuesday, May
childrenare invited to be preseAll interested in the care of nt. t
-The Black Box" is a big mystery
serial story, by E. Phillips'-Gpperi-
beirc, which can be seen at the Model
„Theatre in the near future Be pre-
pared to see it from beginning to the
end.
Dan ,Viggins, Norman Mclvor and
Fd. Beck arrived
back
to
urday atter a tripto Port y Burwell,
from which piece they brought to Bay-
field a tug which bad recently been
fitted out by the Doty Engine Cu.
Miss May Cameron, of St. Helene,,
wbo recently returned trout Hamilton
Normal `School, is replacingaMiss Vff of era
Elliott en the teaching
Vic -
tot is school. Miss Elliott is suffering
with a nervous breakdown.
The Stewart Orchestra will put on the
first dance of the season at Hotel
Sunset on Friday. May 14th. The pro -
reeds will be sent 10 I)r. J. W.
Robertson, chairman of the Rett Cross
Society at Ottawa. in response to the
appeal recently sent ons.
Wbile sitting in the court house
park on Monday. Mr. N. W. Nott was
seized with paralysis in the muscles of
the throat and the right arm. Kindly
band. soon rendered assistance and he
was taken home. where he now lies,
and slthoagb critically ill is showing
signs of recovery.
Owing to the cloudy unfavorable
weather. Halty Date at R. R. Mallows'
studio wee not .suite its successful as
in Pomo previous years. However, it
was a busy day for Mr Sallow.. fifty -
eye infant, having their photographs
taken. It is expected that the pie -
tures will he on view in Mr. Mallows'
studio window on Saturday
Mr. H. K. Revell, of Ridgcrest, re -
nor -ie gratifying success in his poultry
business this *eaann. last weak be
made a shipment of day-old cbirks
to Qeehec city and tipsy arrives
wit bout a single loss. He ea -
pests to set in all about Ora ewe Ws
assort The poultry business boil fes.
1 roma a very important one in U. ,i
county, and Mr. Revell is .ntbusiestio
in regard to it.
Tax Odpiector ol tdo epos
ts
ninety dog tags issued t
ad
more money concerted in dog t&xes
this in any previous year. the police
have already drawn tbe attention of
several dost-owner4 to the feet that
their oscine companions were sot
properly adorned and in pr.etisaffy
every tees a tag has hem purchased
The following delegates from Leos
Presbyterian (Yurek are atteoding the
ovty �nab�meAyM
Provincial
at l
Arad Alter ffae program refreebtnente
were ssiw04 ti. members of the Band.
Watch few "•li'he Black Box."
Spray Your Orchards
Nothing Pays baiter
I son agent (sir all Spray
Materiwl, Lime Sulphur.
Dry Soluble Sulpbur,
both Dry and Paste :Ar-
senate of Lead.
SPRAY PUf1PS
-berth power and hand
ws::hines.
FERTIL t Z"E R S
We have the best brands
and at all prices.
tome in and see me he -
fore placing your order.
D. F. HAMLINK.
1 ,..Jet lc h, Ont.
Have you tried our
sews Bread ?-
Cre-O-Malt
-the tastiest in town. Nice
soft crust - close -grained -
made from Fleischniann's
Yeast. Everylxxly says it is
the best yet. Try a loaf.
There is thorough satisfaction
for those who buy our Cake.
and Pastry. If you do not know •
bow good they are, we should
like you to try them.
Smith Bros.
T1. ON Reliant East St. Bakery
Phone l' 4.
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
u a wen decorated window.
Your windows win be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
a�.>r4 flat Ro�
l
_For card ass en'/ .L455
Gaarasese mot to SS(
at tuna&
'Here is a E .at\ The Red la s
eider ro Remy rod testable woodwork a
rte garimis that it MR sot
erg or rani&
A•e eispasilke
obwaswa soakI
sob
Mei Oa
Coen a ie mai new them
GEO. HOMIER
Crystal Spring Dairy
PURE MILK
\Ve have started a new Dairy in
(lnderich and an prepared to
supply the citizens with milk
and cream that is guaranteed
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN AND PURE
All milk is produced from our
own herd and even detail front
the milking until it reaches the
consumer is under cin two care-
ful inspection and management,
and no better milk can ie bad
anywhere at any price.
We 'an take on twenty more
customers in is few days now.
Write H.K.3, (iisferich,
or Phone 174. Benutiller.
J. BENSON COX
That Tired Feeling
The tired feeling that 10 often
comes with Spring weather is
as likely to result from the
wearing of winter shoes atter
they have been called in as
from goy of the other causes
to which it is usually ascribed.
Many Remedies :ire Suggested
but we ]relieve you wilt find
A Pair of our Light. Stylish.
Comfortable Spring Shoes
A Sure Cure.
S H ARMAN
1'llf: '.11 6 MAN
4
THE
*e1kund xe«rdion
$1.50
GODERICH to DETROIT and RETURN
(;(42.1(; TO DETROIT ,11.AN 1r;th
RBTf'1,,'.V PROM DETROIT .11'A'1t' 17tI
The Popular Trip o1' the Seaaoa
OODERICH BAND MOONLIGHT
MONDAY, JUNE 14th, 8 p.m.
For further information write
wittT8 STAR LiNE, Detroit, Mick.