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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-6-17, Page 10rr. 1 D ruofbtDkv, Jvwt lir 1Qs Special Cut Prices For Friday and Saturday Instead of raising prices owing to the war, as many are doing, this establishment is cutting all profits for TWO DAYS, FRIDAY ANI) SATURDAY of this wt -t -k Von need many of these lines. Why not take advantage of these reductions ? Writing r1aterials Good Linen Envelopesreg. 10c per package, Pride) and Sat- urday only. per package. .Se Rajah Linen Note Paper, reg. per Ib. package, Fs idly add Saturday only 1110 lotus lawn Envelopes, reg. 10c per package, Friday and Sat- urday only, 00 per package or 2 packager for 1 •o Toilet Paper Good quality, large full size rolls, reg. Ittc. Friday and Saturday only, 4 full siie roller or 4 full sires packages for 215 Without question these Extra Special IU °opt.. "The Iron Mas," latest book by the author of the "Dop Doctor," and one of the 0 beat sellers for the month of May, advertised lately in the departments/ *torso $1.25 net Our special price, Friday and Saturday only, per copy. ••o Genuine Bridal Rose China which has been advanced in price .bout :♦ti,, All pieces, Friday and Saturda only, es the old pricer. Cups and Saucers 2$o escb, Pepper and Salt Ellin per pair, etc., etc. Noir thea. prices are sliictly cash. prices cannot be beaten. The Goderich Book & Stationery Co. GEO. PORTER FREE 'PALMOLIVE SQAP PALMOLfir Cf EAf� This c ernon_signed and preterite ! of the store of the 'deller whose nam- appear, bel.:w a.,ntitle3 the holder to 2 cakes of PALMOLIVE SOAP free of charge with each purchase of a jar of PALMIOLIVE CREAM at Regu'ar price 5(kt3. • 1 hereby certify that 1 have purchased ❑ jar of PALMOLIVE CREAM' and receive.! free cf charge 2 cakes of PALMOLIVE SOAP. .• , Name Se & No. 1.11111Srer FREE FREE Altra- JAS. A. CAMPBELL, Phm.B. Central Drug Store Cor. NORTH STREET and SQUARE 841114046.4 'Phone DO Resideace 'Rhone 321111 Exclusive agents for SCRANTON A L. for Goderich •nd District Egg Coal, $7.25 Stove and Chestnut, per ton BMST COAL MINED Any quantity beet all Maple Mahe, Mixed Wised. Hemlock and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.) TELEPHUNES, office 98 residence ri a or SI 1 Satisfaction for Shavers We have it in abundance - RAZORS that hold their edge -BRUSHES that 110 nut shed -SOAPS thAt. lather perfettly ---STROPS at all Inicer -LOTIONS to free the skin from irritation and leave it in readi- ness foe the nest shave. We have them all, nt prices to suit every man, and quality the heat obtainable. C. L COULTIS, THE DRUGGIST rtinea lit 11.-1frave us your Films to Developing and Printing. v. 11 RED CRQSS NOTES. The "shower" for the moldier* held Oddfellows' Hall on /buratto' hist wor • oval ifyinit suet ere and the Red Cross Society tenders- heart‘ thanks to all ehi. so generously assisted. The following subscriptions and doe - Collected bv Miss Bieber. Saltford. gieal dressing.. and 17 towel*, Vie- Icburch pillowcases St. Peter's school. So towels; Mrs. Vater i towels ; Women • 'stout,. lemmas non. 1 pair socks, I *beet. cakes et chocolate, towels, pillowcases. eheeee. cloth and cotton : Lake Shore div :Won. Colborne township : 3st, sheet". 52 howela, 00 pillow carer, NI4a14044 141101 Knox church. I': handkerchiefs : SItt 1.18: cash dominions, fein.:t. Ned Cross sobwriptioss Misses Hut -bison. V: Miss it3ifforii. SI: Mies Mis• Grace Dickson. 85 to Maple Leal The regular monthly meeting' will be held in the council chamber on Monday, June 2Ist. at 14 gs.so . Th. knowing donatiOns .1 sheets have heen received by tbe Red Cross Society during the past month : Mrs. 2 ; Mire Bruce, 2 • Miss Freeman. 4. The following ladies kindly helped in making sheets Mesdanies Phelan, Platt, Griffin, C. C. Morrieon, T. Swart*, Coulthurst and Miss Robert - A hale consisting 04 171 sheets, airl pillowcases. 581 towel.. 12 face cloths, 10 handkerchiefs and 27 packages choc- olate was shipped to the headquarters of the Red (Imes Societ y on June 10th. The value of the bale was 1244 72 The Society wishes to acknowledge the following contributions: No Name, 7 pairs socks : Mee. Thos.. Rol, 2 nein sock. Mra, Jordan. Mrs. Noldthorpe. sr „ Miss M. A. Morin, Mrs. Swot - nett]. Mrs. Burkholder. Mrs. %Vilrner Smith, Anonymous, Mrs. McFarlane. I pair 1,1sock• each A large ahipment of y•rn hos Jost leen received •nd k lop". will be sup- plied at Mrs. McKi 'cithureb street. THE SIGNAL CODRRICH, ONTARIO OIIWARY. A L141 LIJTTIZLL. Mr. Alex LntH+11. whoa death eras ao.o aced haat week. was a brother - In -law of Mr. Hugh Oual.p. He had been vietieg bete for some thaw oast passed peefulli away atter avowal weeks soiliacs The Interment took at Bowmaaville, the remains accompanied from Goderich by Mr. (' Unstop sad the deceased two enaa, Arthur. of Toronto. and Ales , of Chicago. was T. M. DAyla. The keenest regret Is felt among all dames of eitls•ue of Uoderich at the death of Mrs. Tho. M. Davis, which occurred this l thursday) morning at her bola. Mrs. Davis (then Mies Griffiths) was the Mut superintendent of Alexandra hospital, and he'd the position for eight years. resigning shortly before her marriage two years ago. She was not only admired for the executive ability she Misplayed in carrying on the work of the hospital, but she was held in the warmest re- gard by those who came in coot•et with ber and knew her good, unselfish life. She was a member of Mt. George's church and took • great interest in church and charitable work. She we. a daughter of the late .lobe H and Mr. Griffiths. of Loodoo, and besides ber husband. for whom the utmost •) mpatby is felt in his great low. and their infant daughter. she leaves five •isteus and one brother. The funeral service will be held At Mt. treorlte's church at 2 It o'clock Saturday after- twou . J/iAN 11. ARMMTKUKi•. John H. Armstrong, whose death was an4ounced last week. had not been in good health for the past two years and the end came peacefully at the home of his son, Nelson. He was born al Kingston. Ont., in the year IMO and came to Huroo county with his parents when a child of three. The family settled on a farm in Hay town• *hip and deceased continued in farm- ing operations until the year IStttt, when be came to lioderich, where be hal since resided. Besides his. wife, three children, Mrs. Wm. Sproul and Nelson Atmatroug, of Goderich, and Frank Armstrong. of Port Huron, survive; also two brothers, Noah. of Port Huron, and William. of Hay township, and three sister., tkho reside at Port Angeles, Washington, on, U. S. A. The funeral took place on Saturday Iart from the residence of Nelson Arm- strong on Palmerston street. the ser- vices being conducted by Rev. J. I3. Fotberinthaw. The pallbearers were Merin D. Clark. 3. Sproul, D. Sproul. B. Potts, J. Oke and Wm. Waite. The interment took place in Maitland ce metier y. wits. ((tr'r.) WK. IIAXTLi'R. Ann .1. Shields. beloved wife of ('apt. Wed. Baxter, whose death waei announced last week se heroic taken place at Chicago on June 9tb, was born in Ashfield township forty•tire years ago. being the eldest daughter of the late .lames Shields and Mrs. Shields. She was married in January, Pall, at Toronto to her now livreavrd busbeod, and lived for a number of years in (ioderich before removing with ber husband to Chicago. where they had wade their bout• the last seven or eight years. She was • bright. cheerful. kindly woma0. whoa* delight it was to help those about bee. and ber home in Chicago was always • Mamas t -meet ins place for Godericb g+ooplo residing in that cit t . One son. �I(esd, ssrvivss and there are five brothers -Matthew and David. of Wi oasis : Hugh and John. of Ash- field. and Harry. of Dunlop -and one sister. Mr.. Richard Baxter, of Sand- wiel.Ost. The remains arrived in (inde- ne* os Friday evening. the tonere' taking place from the Baxter family rerideare, Uthtaouse street, on Sun- day afternooe The Derriere were eo.ducted by Rev Roderic k Murray, forsrad% of tiuderich, pastor of the Mateodsat Episcopal church at Park Maser. Chicago, who accompanied the rsemaies from Chicago. Tbe pall - hearses wars Msesre. Wm. Marlton, J. W. Vamattev, R. l' Hays. Ir. J. M. Field. Wm. Wallace and 8..1. faults. The Segel tributes were extremely beautiful sad the funeral was at- tended many relatives and friends teem as well ee by essay of the raises el O.dericb. In stadium to practically all the relatives above m.ntiosed Mrs. Itatand Harri*oa, of Detroit, • coma o( the dtimaeed, amd Mrs. Henry Pap, al Tet on to. also were premiat at the funeral. The is - term at beak pilaw le Maitland ceme- tery. LOCAL TOFF Ile BRIEF. Mr. J. 8. Bedfotad has invested in • monster electric light sign. which at night flambee beiUiaatly from the front of the Bedford hotel. A meeting of Court Maitland. A.O.F., will be held at the (edge rooms on Monday, June 21, for the purpose of appointing • delegate to attend the High Court seeetinge at Ottawa. Tim district enamel ,meeting of the Women's Institute was bdd on Tues- day ae..day afternoon at the Temperance Hall. A large number of viaitIng delegates were present Trost ONdhon, I)ungsnnon and other pointe near Oodericb. At lbs clove of the bushiest refreahmenta were served to the visiting delegates. Rexa11 Orderlies keep the bowels regular and healthy. Their action is gentle. mild and soothtag. Sold only by The Relall Store. IOc.. ybe. and 80c. boxes. CS:MEMOS MARKETS. i•ftsoar. Jane Ma. mar bora por book .0 ta . Oaf 01W1 gi.. 110 to par Wm WM to Sun tiv Icalasoo.....tor too raLso11.1111.11 Lai. Pw JO la e. mallitat. par set I: ler Inn, se 1.31 .11 3111 4.0 100 itte 1 73 7.0 11.73 se se .41 11 .14 Here and Now, "War is bon. - �i1tt»{TMt�lt; CMwtlaaa. Move jeep set. Verv. Dr. Themes Miteninit. of Stralitord. 01111 Mooted preeidont of the Leedom Meahedist 0•0I411114111*. which has coasitheded annual •10140g of Gedericbt, was charm as Conference la A/441am to Rae. J E. Feed and Rey. W. K. Hagar, Um local minister% Mr. Giles attseded the Oon- street church. Rev. J. Foul was &gala sleeted chairman of Goderich diets tot. NO changes are made is ties Meth- odist pulpits in Goderich, hut there aro • num bre of change, in t be district. as follows: Seaforth-Geo. McKinley (lists of (late ot Ethel). Nilo -John W. Ridley (late of Brit- ish Columbia). Walcott -Frederick W. Craik. Itayfield-John R. Jones. Meows. Craik and Jour. were both premiere of this year's ot dination class and are promising young men. A. W. Barker goes from Seaford' to Dresden. J. E. Hunter goes from Dungannon to Charing Cross. H. Wil- laassoes from Nile to Camlactoe. Leroy White goets from Hayfield to Windsor (Howard avenue). Ethel -J. W. Johnston. Beiges', -Henry II Parnaby. Hensall -John 1: Knight Sylvan -S. V. It. Pentland ST. VITUS DANCE IN YOUNG CHILDREN Can Only Be Cured by Enriching the Blood and Toning Up the Blood. One of the commonest forms of nervous trouble that afflicts young children is St. N'itias dance. Tab' is because of the gteat demand made on the Lody by 'tooth and develop- ment, together with t be added strain caused hi: •tudy. It is when these de- mised. become so great that they im- poverish the blood. rand the nerves fail recei ve their full supply of nourish- ment. that St. Vitus dance develops. The remarkable iltarcass Of Dr- Wil- liams' Pink Pills in curing St. Vitu dance ahould lead parents; to give t great blood -building medicine to t childrec at the first signs of the preach of the uoubie. Pallor. list- lessness, inattention, restlessness and irritability are ail symptoms which early sbow that the blood and nerves are failing to meet the demand upon them. Here is proof of the great value of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills in eases of this kind. Mrs Alfred Sochner. R R. No. 5. Dunnville. Ont.. say. "Our ten -year-old daughter. Violet. suffered very severely from St. V'itus dance - The trouble came on so gradually that we were not alarmed until it affected bee lege and arms. which would twitch aad jerk to Duch an extent that she could scarcely walk sod could aot bobd anything in her hands steadily. Mbe suffered for about live months before we began airing her Hr. Pink Pills, but she had not tikes thins long before we found that the, Mega tbe right medicine, and after she bad taken nine hose,' she had folly rms. - ered her former health and I can strongly recootruend Hams' Pink Pills to every went having a child suffering from St. Vitus dance or any forma of nervousness. - In troubles of this kind so ether medicine has met with owl assisseis as Dr. Walloon' Pink Pills. Ten ma= these Pills through say medicine or by mail at itic. a box or six bares foe $2.50 from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville. Ont. t.SIOUROH NOTES Methodist ,-hurch bold a social snort - ins at the boas, of Ike. Geo. Andrews. Hayfield road, on Wednesday after n000 of last week -and rep,st an en- joyable time. Rev. tieo. E. Roes is returning to town this week after atteading the visiting his old home in Nova Scotia. sod will occupy ble pulpit an Knox church next Sabbath. Repreoentatives of N'ictoria *target Methodist church gathered at the home of Mr. C. M. Robertson oil presented him with a d settee. as a recognition of litilstvices as church treasurer. The congregation of 81. Peter's church, as well as it aay frisods out- side the congregation. are ploassd to know that Rev. Father McRae hi again able to attend to bis duties after having been incapiteitated for fevered weeks liy an injured ankle. Rev. Professor Roy. of Ottawa Oolleage, offi- ciated at 9t. Petao.o ebureb In the in - of the Goderich Baptist Yosiall PeoPle.• Delon. bold coo Tuandlay wooing. re- sulted as follovre: Passaident, Wylie : vice.preeldeat. E. A. Warmer secretary. Dora IllepoJee; treasurer, keld• The committals caseation are : Mks L. ‘Vhittagg. devotional ; A. nadge. stria! Mrs. J. M. Marshall, manic al : J. A. theveleek iniesionary. Meetleas are held at the shunts every llooda renting at II teaksalk. Roe. Horses Otavesee, of Graves - Liti:miLLi..L YEAST 1 This is Bargain Week for Ladies' Tailored Suits Saturday We Start to Clear the fntire Stock Saturday morning we start to clear every Ladies' Tailored Suit in Etock. It is our rule that every Suit must be sold the season for which it is bought. The time has come to clear all.that remain 4unsold. These are Suits of style and quality, the product' of -the best makers, and our clearing price will ill many cases be less than half the price they were made to sell at. The quantity is limited and we advise you to come Saturday for first and best choosing. Sale Prices will continue until every garment is sola. 7 SUITS AT $5.95 Just Seven Snits in this lot, all black or navy. High-grade garments that are your choice Saturday morning for only worth two or three times this price. Seven only of them to sell and sr 95 a. TWO OUT -SIZE SUITS AT $12.50 These Suits are made from good quality Black Serge and specially cut to fit stout figures. Coats are silk lined. Both are large sizes. An undoubted bargain for a stout lady, at each ....... $12 5() • There are Eight of these Suits to sell. Every garment this season's stock. Absolutely -high-grade every one of them and strictly up to date. Dark and light blues and black. Serges and Gaberdines. Coats are silk lined. Half Price or nearly, each and every one of them. Your choicetif the eight $12 50 Satusday morning for only, • Millinery Special at $2.90 Special Sale of Millinery at 82.90 will continue all week. We have 25 very handsome Hats in blacks, blues and sand shades. trimmed with the best trimmings and usually sell at $5.00 to 86.00. These Hats have bet -n grouped on two tables and SaturdaY morning take Your choice of the, lot at .... $2•90 Watch for "Great White Event" Fall Amenicemeat Neat Week The greatest White Event in the history of this store will commence a week from Sat- urday. Full announcement in next week's papers, and we promise you it will be inter- esting and is worth watching for. Awiglio4seared H-ODGENS BROS. Uakelaslovera New Minim Made Direct Importers, Goderich Estimates Given horst. preached morning &ad evening at the Baptist church last Sunday. Rev. J. F. Dingman. of Mount Forest. will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist church at both services next Rev. Wm. H. Wrightnn was at Cobouro loot Sunday preaching lb the Baptist church. Clear thinking is impossible without healthy bowel action. Resell Order- lies are • /meet fic against comtipation. Sold oely by H. C. Dunlop, The Recall Store, 10c., 25e. and 50c. boxes. The seven wonders of the new world are considered to he-wirelees, tele- phone. aeroplane, radium, antiseptics and aotitox ins, spectrum analysis and X rays. SUMMER SPORTS Barfield football team met the Big Mill at Victoria Park on Wednesday evening ot hurt week In a hotly cop - tested geese which resulted in a drew. Near the clone of the first half A. Kit - ton, for the Millers, scored the Erse goal by • splendid shot from right field. At half -tins the score was 1-8 in favor of tbe Millers. In the *mood half, with oaly a few minutes to play, Bayfleid sonared from :ransom.. the 114141/ field. was ref . The Big Mill team boys at supper. of rein the Dig Mill played the Maple Leaf tam and altar • 114.111410••• Maw with the hell soaked sod Illnay IAMB r'welder wpight, the Seal omen wits l. Until withiS moo eines et the Mose the Mg Mill hall a lead of 1-0, when a I free Wee was awarded from whim\ Mis- hit foe the Maple Lames imered. the seal. =P:rsaaltingt MItMsdleet to step the e It le • ditailathle point whether a Neal nay be sowed from a free WA or not. The referee awardsil • goal and the genie ended in • draw met the 0. T. R. and worked their way to victory by a score of 1-0. By winning the game they also become winners of the town The standing is as ite2o1r.s : Won Loot Drawn Big Mill 4 2 Some idea of how well matched the teams are may be rained from the fact that in the eight Ottiroos played only twelve goals were scored. Goderich lacroese team bas been linked up with group No. 3 of the in- teramedliate series of the 0. A. L. A. Thy games to he played by Godes ich are am follows : June 24-Goderieb at Loadea. hay 21-st. Marys at Claillich. Amt. 4 -04vd•rieb at fit. Marys. Aug. 11-Loodoe at dodseich. It is proposed to have a series of marathon between lactose teams repre- senting the two public schools of town with a silver cup as the trophy for lb. winning team. The first genie le to be played oat Dominion Day, aod the wrists may he omitlaued on the civie holiday aad Labor Day. oweorosoescorommeoree FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 4t GRAND TRUNK ATTRACTIVE TRIPS ro Muskoka Lakes lake of Bays Georgian Bay •Igroaquin Park France riwartha Lakes Magatietawan River Tirnagami. etc. trip toork• thekoto sow ea talo tram otatIon• In fiotario at very low taros.. Loaves Toronto KM a.s. eon'. ems Dom day. ast. Muskoka wiser:. 011 goln Park sad Neeta Ergo 110koka 11001ke for 01•411 libeary-naleat oat ta Nara nor. Wow/ Aar mad 11. LPITINK Matta Tithes Asset. CANADIAN GREAT - LAKES pteamship Service urt nit% ye Pert reatatineessan eat Ovrao 11110 001 IILM wrirAlktelliP EXPRESS Ira itaalts.