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THE SIGNAL t GODERICH, ONTARIO
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Published at 11.251 and 11.50
Special TSc"The Fortunate Youth"
by William J Locke.
"Valley of the Moon"
by Jack Losdass.
"The Witch"
by Mary Johnston.
"T. Tembarun"
by Frances Burnett, and several
others.
Special Selling Agents for
Water MOWN Ideal Fountain
Peer, from *2.50
Pallet's Petfe. t Fountain Pens'
leg. rte.• $1.00, larger
sires $1.60
1 Good Teeth 1
THE GODERICH BOOK &
STATIONERY CO.
6E0. PORTER
improve your appear-
ance.
p ,ear-
ance. To have goal
teeth you tired a good
dentifrice. Na-Uru-Co
Tooth Paste is what you
ate looking for. Pot up
in two forms --pink, win-
tergreen tlevor: white,
peppermint flavor. They
cleat..se and pte.rrve the
teeth.
25c
a Tube
C. L. COULT1S4, Pim. B.
THE DRUGGIST
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Developing a u d Printing
It 'utpl Iy and .tui'k13 done.
If children are feverish Rive Alight
lax.stive like Rexall Orderlieswhich
often removes the cause. Sold uoly Ivy
H. l'. i)unlop, the Hexall Store, 10.
and :.tic boxes.
K1NOnBRIDUE.
To IOWA Anguet 17.
Mies Gertrude Joy., of Detroit, is
betas.
Miss Nellie Sullivan has returned
frees Detroit.
Mr. ted Mrs. Wm. Kennebec and
Miss Mae ttedmnnd, of St. Augustine,
spent Sunday with A•htleld friends.
The Miser Merits and Verna Doe-
nelly and Mr. Frank Donnelly, of
Pt.k.rto.. spent the week -end with
/tient. herr.
At MeasaRaag Park.
The tale alas dams lease arrt.•d u Mews"
rasa Park dories the Mel Mr. sad
Ms Ueeras Ulsoe, MIs. Jessie nlaoe, ,Mi..
esraV lases. Wa1Ysq,tw • MM. DorDorsett/9. rethert.e.: Mn.. P. M. Woe. Ilk,
X 4 Nese. MI. J. Melt. Area Miss toes
Mks K. 1. Mean. Ilranttere; Mir J... Morrl.,
Ularo.. aesUMnd Mr.. Murray Woodbridt r
Ml.. M.rsaret We.dta'Idee. MI.. Messer
Woodbridge. MI.) Jose Weedbrldas. Ma.tar
Jack Woudkfdge. We Searle, Mra¢Iltoo ; Mr.
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Me Mrs. n.•tMrs.
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Lawton : Mr. 1, u.
[ratio .Is Mr. sad Mra S. straiten ]t n.
strati w.. Uets.al, Mich.
Mr. L. de Peudry, tailor, is opening
a dry cleaning, proseing and repairing
shop in the stand next to Swat um
lively on Montreal street, and
promises to turn out good wank at
,saaonable prices. He will be ready
for business next Monday.
CHURCH NOTES.
SUMMER SPORT*.
On Sunday, AnonvJltb, Mr. C. W.
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De Wilt Cairo.. B. A , of London,
will preach In Knox church at the
morning service. and in Victoria street
Methodist church at the eveoiog sec
vice, in the interests of the t' petCao-
ad. H bile Society. (in Monday eves -
fog. Sitlf inst., be will give an address
on the work of the Bible Mociet y in the
prevent war, with lantern views, io
Knoz church class room.
Rev. Geo. S. Rosa will preach at
both services in Knox cbuich neat
Sabbath. The 'subject of disn.ur.e in
the morning Will be •'Tbe Spirit of
Service," and in the evening "Be Ye
Alec Ready." . •
Rev. John Pollock, of Halford, Ont..
will preach at this Baptist church
again nett Sunday. Many former
friends took advantage of Mr. Pol-
lock'• presence in town to bear him
last Sunday and a warm welcome will
be extended to all who can make it
convenient to be present.
There is a reason why Kdwards' list
cream is in demand-trcanse it is
made of pure, Lich cresol. Order. de-
livrred. Phony 301.
Tuesday, August 21, is tbe date of
- - the Red (Kress garden party to be'
LAll the sympathy that may go to an given hy tbe citizees of Saltford at
e nder dog dura not make hitt envied the residence of Reeve Bisset. Don't ,
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of his position. forget it.
An Innovation in the Tailoring Alit
IN GODERICH, WHICH HAS BEEN INTRODUCED IN
ALL THE LARGE CITIES AND TOWNS IN CANADA
I have secured the sole agency in .Goderich of three of the
best sample order houses in the Dominion, and can therefore
give you samples to select from that the whole town 'of Gode►
rich could not carry in stock to show you. We let the whole..
sitters carry the stock, bat you have the samples to choose
front, alt at enc price you want to pa'-.
Suit or Overcoat to your oder, ',f 15.00 up is spy price yes
want to go. Every garment GUARANTEED.
We have also added to the at,ove line
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
and have secured in Toronto one of the hest. French -cleaning
agencies to be found anywhere: Mr'e'recontmend this process.
a, it takes every particle of dirt out -ices not prem 'it in
again as in'fhe ordinary way. '
We intend doing also ail kinds of local :vn-1: in Cleaoitig,
1''rc ,sins}; and Repairing. which will be d'ne on .the premises.
EEEE in price and comfort go to
PRIDHAM, the Tailor NOR S> STREET
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-BEGINS ON --
TUESDAY, SEPT. 7th, 1915
WE already have more students enrolled for the com-
ing year than have ever entered at a fall term
opening in the history of the school. Our aim is
to enroll too new students during the school year from
September, Ig1s,to June,i9x6, and if successful in this and
we fully expect to be -we will share our profits by hand-
ing each student registered during the year a check for
10 per cent. of the Tuition Paid.
Our past record of fair dealing, coupled with the
success of our ex -students and graduates, who, by the
way, are our best advertisements. is going to enable us
to reach our ideal of
100 New Students for Profit Sharing Year
Write now and let us know when you are coming.
The best time to enter is at our fall o Tning----or as
early after that date as possible.
ADDRESS
Edwin G. Matthews, Principal
LISTOW'FL BUSINESS C0LLEGF
Sinners at t.arkeew.
Two rink• of Uuderieb bowlers went
to Lucknow yseterday and bad • p1...
ant gate with Lucknow kitty-ebawn.
Uasw were played ahsrs000 and
eveoiog, and of the fouramts the
Uodencb meq won thew. players
from hen wet• T L. Preet, tituart
Heol y, C. Campion. T McDermott
(skip); Lore* Young, C. Griffith, W.
,i_ Powell, A. t.. Nisbet natio. The
local rued speak highly of the good -
fellowship shown them by the Luck -
now bowlers.
Sowbng Touraaaseat Nest Week.
1f (avowed with good weather. the
lawn bowliog tournament to be he'd
On the West street green next week
should he an attractive event. En-
tries will close Tuesday eveoiog, the
211h inst., at 11 o'clock, and play will
commence %Vedneeday morniog at
93i o'clock. The prz.s offered are as
follows : Trophy match -gat. four
electric lamps ; '2nd, four cut -glass
berry [awls. Associationmueh-Isr,
four cut -glass trio pots; god, four
cut -glass creams acd sugars ('ooso-
Iation match -Is', four casseroles :
tad. four casts ct teaspoons. Tbeie
will also be an event in doubles, for
which suitable prizes are being prc-
cured. The following have been re-
quested to act as umpires : Mesar• R.
(1. Srldon, Exeter : W. Willie, Sea -
forth : J. Nedlger. Clinton ; Dr. Mc-
Taggart, Blyth ; 11. {; Run. Brussels ;
W. Allan, Lucknow ; W. Elliott.
Mitchell ; G Lochrad, Atwood.
Baseball Game at Kincardine.
The (ioderich tuiaebal'I team went to
Kincardine on Wednesday and met
the team from that town in a first-
class game of ball which resulted in a
win for Kincardine I.y a score of 1
Kincardine mule all their runs id the
fourth innings !hi -tough a series of er-
rore on the par: ' f the Oodericb bop.:
no runs bad pre .ou;ly been scored Ly
either side. The line-up of the (.ode.
rich hoes was : V. Demo. c : t. Koss,
' p : IV. Bisset, I1. , R. Spariiuy, '2b • W.
!Doyle. se : C. Devine, ibf C. Weld.,
It • E Swart.. ef; E. Pridbem, rt.
i-dpu Phar. MICA, liodevich.
SUMMER SKIN TROUBLES.
Sunburn, blistering. and irritation
are the commonest tuitns of summer
skin trouhles, and Lam -Bok ends these
very quickly. it works in two ways.
As soon a. applied, its antisepti,-
power. get to work and kill all the
poison in a wound. i sting or al sore.
This generally ends the smarting and
the pain. Then Zan,-Buk begins the
healing process, end fresh healthy
t issue IS }milt up. For sore l.listered
feet, time hands, heat rashes, baby's
heat spots, •ore places due to perspir•e-
tu.r, etc.. yen can't equal Zsm-Buk.
It rel o cures Cut•, ii:Cet., abaces•es,
pile.. and all inti steed and diseased
commit ns of skin and subjacent
tissue. Druggists er.d stores everx•
where sell Zen-Buk, 5oc. i.ox. Use
Zsm-But Soap also. 2;M•. per tablet.
All stores, or Zam-Buk Co., Tor,nto.
REO CROSS NOTES.
The razulat meeting of the Rel
Cross Society took place it the Red
Cross rooms on North street on Mon-
day last. A hearty vote of thanks
was tendered Mr. Horton for his kind -
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nese in allowing the use of his rooms
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• the hair dressing that has
hecome nationally popular
because .,f the splendid re -
salts it has given.
Convince yourself, get a gener-
now trial bottle today for aM.
Then you II want the full dollar
sire.
Jas• A. Campbell
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L-NTRAL DRUG STORE
-to promote
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growth a n d
lustre, noth-
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you more than
Penslar
Hair
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PHM. B.
The Right Place
FOR CLEANING. PRESSING
AND REPAIRNG
I intend to open the
'tans[ on Montreal street
teat to Swarts' livery on
Monday. August 22rd
as a Dry Cleaning. Pre.
ing and Repairing Estab-
lishment.
First-class work at moderate
prices.
Give me a call when you need
anything in my line.
L. de PEUDRY. Tailor.
A
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY of NEW
co Saturday Morning,
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August 21, We Open
Our Annual Mid -Summer
Exhibition of Furs for the
Fall and Winter Season.
We heartily inviteou to come and see them. The season's hest
e and most favored Furs will be shown in styles that are correct
and will be, worn the coming winter. We have been fortunate in
securing some veru handsome and exclusive pieces for this exhibi-
tion. Better andhigherclass garments than we usually carry in
stock. The Furs most in favor for the coming winter will be
Fox, Wolf and long-haired Furs of almost every kind. For
something really good. Fisher, Real Sable, `garter., etc., will be
much in demand, as, owing.' to the cutting off of the demand from
Europe, prices are almost half what these high-class Furs have
been sold for other seasons.
We are paying special attention this season to making over Furs and will be glad to give
you closest quotations for anything of this kind and guarantee first-class workmanship.
This Fur Exhibition will be held in the millinery show -room and we heartily
invite you to come and see these beautiful Furs. You need not feel under any
obligation whatever to purchase. It is our desire that you feel free to come and
look them over at your leisure.
Specials for the Last Week in August
They Will Be on Sale Saturday Morning
Just a few ''Extra Specials' for August's last week. Real good they are and
bargains every one ,.f them. - ,.
No. 1 Heavy Black Silts $1.19
Jest one piece heavy lilsrk Mousseline Silk, full
yatd wide, extra quality. free trim an• filling to
give it weight. Rich lu,trou. black. Really most
re-mitre/Ode value and cheap at $1.50. Cannot hr
Ppeaat this price. (Jur special si•in
rice per yard. .
This is a good chance to get a black Silk dress ci
waist and save some money.
No..2 Children's Black Hose 5c
Fifty pain cbildten's black cotton Hose. sizes up
to 7 and 8. Lace fronts. Clearing at per 5c
pair
•No. 3 A Big Clearance of Wash
Goods at 15c
The time has come to clear the Wash Drees Goods.
Saturday morning we put on sale text yards mus-
lin., prints. fancy voiles. etc , a dozen or more of
the season's best and soma attractive designs.
Regular price up to 35- We group thew in one
lot Saturday morning and give you your 15c
choice at per yard only.
No. 4 4 Handkerchiefs for 15c
Thee. Handker-ehiefs are real Irish cambric. neat
hemstitched. They are worth a good deal more
than this, Saturday Special price of 4 for 15c
No. 5 Beautiful Collars 25c
Twenty.tive or thirty beautiful muslin nr organdy
Cellars in all good styles and new shapes. Reg-
ular 10c, Je'c and tile. Saturday morning 25c
No. 6 4'. -inch Taffeta Ribbon 12'.e
Heavy quality Taffeta Silk Rihboo, just in this
week 1i inches wide. Comes in pink, sky. navy,
red and black. Just the thing for hair 1 r]
ribbons. Per yard....,. ` 2C
No.7 6 -in. Satin Duchess Ribbon 25c
Beautiful quality real Satin Ditches,' Ribbon.
inches wide, heavy weight, bows up nicely .Just
in for Saturday selling Sleek. white. red. sky,
heliotrope and pink. Suitable for hair 25c
bows and sashes, per yard........... .
Linen Sale Continues for
Another Week
Our big sale of makers' Seconds in Damask
Cloths and Napkins will continue for an-
other week. Still a splendid assortment of
patterns to pick and choose from. There
is not the slightest doubt that Linens of
this quality cannot be bought again for
many and many a day at anything near
the prices these are marked. Iu fact it
will be almost impossible to get them. In
every case the imperfection is veru slight
and not enough to materially affect the
wear of the cloth. Sale prices are at least
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Less Than Regular
No. 8 Wash Dresses ,$3.00
They sold regularly up to Ss tel apiece. F:yery
one is new this season. Many of them are
some of the frig int of samples we just received
A couple of weeks ago. Regular values flour
$3.(0 to $K iso, Saturday worming take your
choice of 15 or' 31 beautiful summer $3
Dieser i for only...
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No. 9 Wash Crepes 12.'.e
Cotton Crepes and 'Crinkle clothe, gond •ante cf
patterns and wateaimlr. S,i.:able fiat clld.lr 1.
wear, house dresses, etc. gular lac 12sc
and 17c. Saturday morning
No. 10 Fine Wash Dress Goods 39c
The gathering together of Wash Creme Goods in
white and colored rstinee, P. L. Dkdford cords,
etc. Regular 60c, O);. and 75c. Saturday C
morning per Tied
No. II Night Gown Crepe 35c
White Nightgown Crepe, :1f1 inches wide. Beauti-
ful quality. Specially "suitable rot this 35c
purpoee. Special Saturday... ....
No. 12 Navy and Black Suiting
Serge $1.00
Navy and black all -wool Suiting Serge, splendid
material for fall suits, 'separate skirts, eta Can-
not be bought today to sell at anything near this
price. Limited quantity only. Sat- Cl (k(k
urday, per yard • •
No. 13 13 Hats at 50c
Thirteen ladies' Hats left to sell. and !Gk gives you
your choice of the 13 Saturday morning. All are
wartb the price over and over again, but we
simply will net early millinery over from one sea•
son to another. Choice of tbe last 13C
trimmed bats at.
Hive you an umbrella you would like re-cov-
ered : blinds or awnings to make ; furniture to
be re-covered ? We can do nay or ell for you
and our charges are moderate.
Have a Peep at the New
Coats on Saturday
Advance shipment of new Fall Coats will be
here. opened up. and ready for you to look
at on Saturday morning. Never has early
buying of Coats been as advisable as today.
for already makers are finding it extremely
difficult to secure cloths. The qualities later
on in the season cannot begin to compare
with those to be had today. We are showing
some very handsome garments. the styles and
materials are marked with the seal of fashions
approval for Fall and Winter wear. Mast
are exclusive and shown in one or two gar-
ments of a kind. Come and see them Saturday.
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Direct Importers Ji0 f DENS BROS
Ooderich, 0 n t.
for this purpose A gotta of thanks
else was tendered Mindanao, Period -
foot and Acre* for the eteeerous sem
of 5171.00, proceeds of the tea gives by
them at Mese..tuspf Park os the 11th
haat Archdeacon Jose -Bateman and
Dr. Taylor Madly ermeented to go to
Aesmill.r on Wednesday afternoon to
help organise a Red Creme Sodety
there
Mn. Taylor and Mn. Merle will lee
In the root. obeli Wednesday and
Friday aftereorni from 2.0) to R 30
n elork to help a►s bandages and
sagging dragster- Workers are earn-
htIy Invited.
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Tb. following donations are* grate-
fully seknnwladged : Two friends, 75
bandages : Mies Prosdfoot, 2i dos.
handsg«
Rave poor pow of jam and jell.. A
slower will be held yrs Beptamber I(t.b
and Iltb ie the more lately neeupied
try M . P..I Prldham
Thi Rnd.ty gratefully seknnwledges
iens W hstkan of afro= Mee Fraser,
kitaa We read.
The Seeley heartily t.hiists the fol-
lowing enetrfksto.. Mea Gen. Jaime,
16 pairs mike Miss Wi•IWy. 4 peke
Hock.: Mn. Burrito, Mies forme Mita,
Jobs BeeseeMUs, 8 pairs socks sad
Idles S. Nand, Mr.. Goldthorpe. .r..
Mies Sharman, sties Aorritt, Mn.
Dasosy. Mise Linde McManrw, 2 rain
socks each : Mrs Wm. t..., Mrs. Robm
Clark, Mn. Steelton. Mia.
haat, Mrs. Walter Ratlike, MA, p
Reay. Mrs. 8. /stokes. Mee. McNients
Mies M. A. Borritt, Mn. Rett[. -
woo. Mies Marion Lew Mks epi Jatna,
Mrs. Tlsnmp.oe, 1 Mir
• bale rent August 17
UM pairs of soaks. =skims a Meal d'
1401 pain orb to the pati