HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-8-26, Page 5A Patch In the Hand la
fm rOPitS.
Is Worth Two at the
Dealer's
A patch if a liedo
thing but loci
of it may compel
ton to taste to
It's • good iclea to
shank's horses-"
have some sloth.
•
Something de-
pends on the qual-
ity of the patch,
too. To repair a puncture in a new
tube with a poor patch is Wee ;lod-
ging a rat hole with cheese.
Put some of our patches in your tool
box. They are new live rubber --
as good as the tube. And we have
the righm
Mitt cement to go with the -
i. "stickiest.' cement you ever sew.
East Street llarage
The Right Place
FOR CLEANING. PRESSING
AND REPAIRING
I intend to spec the
stand tem Montreal street
next to Swarts' livery oil
Monday. August 23rd
as a Dry Cleaning. Press-
ing and Repairing Estab
lishnient,
First-class work at moderate
prices.
Give me, a call when you need
anything in my line.
L. de PEUDRY. Tailor.
THE SIGN
I 1 A!" ! :
ONTA RIO
Now esimilbarst &w have The big.
sal foe the l4ntiw of tbls year torr
tier,
first New Wheat
The first load of Dew subset brought
to town was delivered to Mr. Aloe.
Career on Mosd•y by Mr. W.eiey
Ferber, of Colborne. It was • very
talc sample, aad weighed S)L to the
Mobel The price paid was $1 per
hue ori.
Reg Pratt b England.
A .•hie wa• received by Mr. J. 8.
Pratt of town, from his eon Reg., of
Um C. P. A., ;tis Brigade, trout Sand-
hog Unmet Englund, annostcing hie
safe arrival there ou the 18ts kat..
left Valesrtter on August 5th
and arrived safely after fourteen days
on the ocean.
Toronto Eahib.tion
The Grand Trunk Railway offer the
following low rates : S2.1) going on
certain dates and returning within
three days, or 33 tG good going roan -
noticing At•gnst :24.h and returning
within 11.e days of date of Wile ; also
1$: 3u good going from August '?(th
until September 7th. return limit Sep-
tember 15th Above rates include war
tax. Fur tickeu and full informatio
apply to F.F. Lawrence & Soni, down
town agents.
A Muscat Evening.
The Signal is.eequeated to announc
that Mr.. Mount. of Philadelphia
pianist, and Miss Walli., of Toronto
vIoI ui.t. have kindly offered thii
services for a musical evening to be
given at Hotel Sunset on Mondaj nest,
Slab inst., commencing at. 8 o clack
Moo G. H. King and Mos Mildred Mc
Coll. two favorite Goderich vocalists
also have consented to take part in
i the Koffman. A silver collection iho
less than Zs-) is to be taken, and lb
proceede will go to the Ked Cross fund
Mrs Mount tend Miss Wellis are
skilled musicians, and it will he a
*Pavia' privilege to herr them. it ie
bopel these will be a large audience,
.OL only beeauee of the rare musical
opportunity. hot shotes show appre-
elation of the error% of the ladies in
behalf of the Red Cross work,
Too Much Weather.
Owing to the threatening aspect of
the weather and the low .tate of the
temperature. very few attended the
combined Fred -owners' and Stewart
Orchestra pienic at the Point Farm
yesterday. Abut • score of cars
went out during the afternoon and
sufficient men gathered to play an in-
teeeetipg game of lneeball, tout that
was the extent of the organized sport.
The teems were captained by John
Farr ani Joel- Doyle and the game
resulted in • win for Doyle's- team by
a more of 8-4 The line-up was:
J. Doyle, c : E. Dean, p: G. Higgin-
nom, lb; E. Kelly. :no G. Johnston.
sh: N. McLeod, l f : G. Symonds, r f :
M. Maroon, c f.
J Farr. c: M. Jeffrey. pP ; M. Farr,
b; T. Hutchison. Yb; A. Steelton, 3b;
Rundle. I 1: G. Newton. r f: E.
Dwyer, c 1. Umpire -J. T. Gold-
oepe
A number engaged in bowling dur-
ing abs aftersonn and shortly after
rapper the party broke up and re-
turned to tows.
Garden Party at Saltford Heights.
The effort of the citizen* of 9alttord
is behalf of the Red Cross work, In
lbs form of a garden parte at Saltford
Heigbta on Tuesdayening, resulted
in a sublet ential adveition to the funds.
No doubt tb• heavy tbunuerstorm in
the afternoon prevented many from
attending. bot In spite of this several
busdred people gathered upon the
grousde at Reef. Bisset'• hospitable
residence and spent a very pleasant
mains. Supper was served at tables
RU$HLD FROM CE£YLION
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Taj II22
Is electrically weighed, hermetically
sealed and dispatched to your table
fresh with all the fragrant odors of the
Sunny Isle. Sample from Salada, Toronto.
on the lawn, and the ladies provided a
ennead that did infinite reedit to their
generosity and tbeir culin try ability.
One's only regret woe tbat his appeti
was not equal to the opportunity
offered In such an avrav of good
things. After supper the brow not
the hill was lined with people
enjoying the beautiful view of the
river valley and the town beyond, and
later the Stewart Orchestra tuned up
n and gave an excellent program of
hand and orchestral nuniLere. Mr.
Fred Egener, of ingereult. Also con-
tributed to the pr i,r•o., singing 'The
Death of Nelson" in good form. Alto -
e (ether it was a very enjoyable and
successful evening, and tbe citizens of
, Saltlord are to be congratulated upon
✓ the result of their effort. The proceeds
of the supper and of the sale of home -
wade candies) and ice-cream, etco wi.1
net about $lug) for the Iced Crow fund.
Bean -Ford Wedding.
Phe marriage of Miss Katrina
t Payne Ford, daughter of Rev. J. E.
e nod Mre. Ford. to Dr. John Arthur
Bean. of 'Merton, Ont., was guistiy
celebrated yesterday at noon at the
Victoria street parsonage, the home
of the bride's parents. The ceremony
was performed by the bride's father,
asuisted Ly Ler uncle. Itev. W. J. Feud,
of Glencoe, the wedding party includ-
ing ohly a few immediate relatives
of the bride and groom. Mise Bowlhy,
of Windsor, cousin of the hridr, played
the Wedding music. The elrawing-
r)om, in which the ceremoby took
place, was prettily decorated with cut
flowers and greenery-. The bride was
lovely in a gown of white net over silk.
with seam trimmings, and hearing a
bouquet of white rosea and lily -of -the -
valley. She was attended by her t win
sister, Muss Willa, attired in white
and carrying pink asters. The grooms-
man wets Mr. Herbert Bean, of Toledo.
(thio, brother of the groom. Dr. and
Mrs. Bean left in the afternoon for a
brief trio hefore settling down in their
home at "Merton, where Dr. Bean is •
medical practitioner. The bride's going.
away gown was of blue serge. with
white telt bat. The bride had not
long been a resident of Goderich. but
she had 'tilde bere • number of warm
ft lends, whose sincere and hearty good
wishes go with her to her new borne.
The following paragraph is from
Clinton:
Mies Olive Cooper entertained last
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Kate Ford, whose marriage ,ter Dr.
Bean, of Menton, had been announced.
The guests, who were all girt friends
of the bride, Took advantage of tb.
occasion to sbower bee with kiseben
utensils. a large elotbee-baaketful'of .
tbeto. The Ant to he presented was
an artistically trimmed hat, whish
upon investigation proved to be a
granite pudding dish. During the'
evening the guests hemmed dusters
and thee, also were showered on Gael
bride-to-be. Mies Ford returned to
Goderich on the midnight train. the
entire party escorting her to the 1 .
weetrooseameseesosiosonesoonsowoopeoso 1
R
nun NEWS
larbeak` nag.. rid .raest(eer Plum.
also Triumph Pesetas. are sow at their
bent for canning. The thrifty Idswtvif.
win pot apiece* feet Mid year t 5a. reef he.
ferePlums with their auasesu. munetieto
prsent a chase for table dam.wt weir. 1.
not possible with any other eerier .t (nit
Pua.t.. az. •■psetatb favttahie r a noes
canning and preeerring fruit- Iy pre-
served aad drnrfou. who served os the
table. Oroser. ere Quite wining to taut
seder. ahead and bos.ebotder. .huuW ..e
throb dealern In peal time, an thle rear Y •
home canning yam if ever then sus. or...
'Lotion to throw after her the rice
which alasys expressos bus wishes
for future happiness. Mise Ford was
on the stiff of the Clinton Collegiate
Institute, retiring this summer.
Another Busy Week.
Police Magistrate Kelly ha. bad
another busy week. On Saturday a
conviction for being dr(tnk was regi..
tered against a local moo and sentence
reserved,
On Monday • charge receive the
proprietor of the Bedford hotel for
selling intoxicating Liquor on August
5th teaulted in • conviction, sentence
toeing reserved until Saturday.
An adjourned cane against a 'nen
from Bayfield, charged with drunken
nese. was allowed t r drop, as ..,use ..f
the Crown witnesses were eutocuer
visitors who had left for their homes
ih distant cities.
The charge of keeping intoxicating
liquorfor sale against the proprietors
of the Union hotel and the Saults
house was again adjourned. The
Crown was prepared to proceed, but
material witnesses for the defence
were absent.
A charge against two then from
Blyth also was adjourned to give the
defendant.' counsel eu opportunity to
prepare his case.
A Sudden pall.
The hand of detail was laid with
startling suddenness upon Mrs- John
Somerville yesterday (Wednesday
morning. She had risen and parteken
of her l.reaktast with the other mem-
ber, cf the household, apparently in
the best of health, and had just dis-
patched a basket of plums to a neigh-
bor'. when ebe wit. seized,wfth a pain
at the heart and in stew moments bad
passed away. The deceased was horn
In Colt:cone tnwci•hip fifty-four years
ago and was the youngest daughter of
the late Alex. and Louisa Reid. She
was married t o her now bereft bus -
hand in September, 1007, at Toronto.
With her husband she resided at
Kirkton, io the county cf Perth, for •
number of ye:,rs and three years ago
removed to Goderich. Besides her
hu.btod, one sister, Mrs. Jes..s Orem-
mett, of town, and one brother, Mr.
John Reid, of Ami.k. Alberta, sur-
vive. Miss Annie Grummett and Hr,
Geo Grimmett, of t'abri, Sask.. ere
niece and nenbew of the deceased.
Mrs. Oottaerville bad bees for many
years a member of the Presbyterian
denomination and her life was fruitful
oI 'pod works,. Sb. wU( autiesly
missed, 1�ot only by her b. wed hus-
band and other relatives, but by the
large circle of friends in which she
moved. The funeral takes place o0
Friday from the residence oo Victoria
street to the Colborne cemetery. Rev.
Geo. K Boo will conduct the services.
111
it seams that you coot to Walter. & Co.'s and et your pick of tbe finest Footwear in the land. et
prices that average about 40 per omitless than you have to pay in tbe ordinary way. It means you can
save • whole lot of money if you buy now, sot only for your present needs hut for your future require -
names - READ EVERY WORD or THIS AD.-il' 19 WORTH YOUR WHiLE.
Big Mosttry-Saving Chances for Men. Aeroplane Quality at Submarine Prices.
NEWS OF THE WALTERS & CO.'S BIO 3LAUQHTER SHOE SALE
What This Sale Means to You People
Idea' Hiigh Shoes, S.imeri.e Prices $3.0
Ladies' $4,110 sad 86,00 ('Jho. Lady Elgin and Vas-
sar Rig% Shoes. Bab pries OM pear pair. Pat -
sot colt, goetwrrtal and taw eslhkin. either button
or lace. Isle lot reprwete the newest et vies of
the leading maskers of ladies' Idiom.
Win' Shoes, Submarine Prices $2.411 per pa
Ladle.$3 50 and «3.75 Shoes, American Beauty-.
Ever Right nod otber well-known Haw in patent
Dolt, gunmetal and viel kid. some !loth top, mili-
tary and low beats.
Ladies' Cushion S.. Shoes, Subman.e Pries
Still Per Pair
Ladies 19.75 sed 14.(11► Ou sblon Sole Shoal for
SE -at( Made of vies kid or patent colt on an extra
wide Iamt, with cushion gob..
Wise' $4.19 Shoes, S.bmar,e Prices $1.111
These are Odd 11e0., sizes 2 to S; both in Oxfords,
pumps and high /boss. leathers, peteot coltskin,
denim's kid, gunmetal and tan cal6tis, either
bottowor lase.
Win' Shea, Submarine Piicas P.19 perpair
Ladies. 14 2. high Filmes, potent, vied kid. gun-
metal end tan leather*newest styles, all sous.
Childres's high those. with bard soles, for We,
lib .ed We Mads of ehmiee dosgola kid. either
button or 'tarn, sins 1 to 7i.
IBM' Hord Knock Shoos, Sehmerm. Prices
$1.31 par pair.
Good wearer.. extra boot, sobnode de especially
to Mead all kinds of bays kerb.
Mm's Gunmetal, Vici Kid, Patent Cok and
Tan High Shoes, Submarine Prices $3.i9
These are high-class goods. made on the new
receding toe last, buttoned or laded. sole. are
Goodyear welted with low and medium solid
leather heels, a shoe you would pay 113.00 and
15.110 for is the ordinary way.
A Shoe for tie Far>•ert aad Outdoor Workers
A Shoe for the farmer and nutdoor workers for
11.18. Malde of strong split black Canadian
leather, blucher cut, soles both wire stitched and
pegged, solid leather sluare heels, sizes I1 to 12.
Mew's Grain Calfskin Shoes, Submarine Prices
:2.48 per parr
Either in tan or black with solid leather wiles and
insoles, double soles right tbrough to the best.
Sizes 11 to 12
Men's Urns Calf Oled Gran Shoes, Submarine
Prices $2.0 per pair
Blucher cut, with or without toe cape, viscolized
sole and strong leather outside counter, a shoe
that will stand the hardest wear In all kinds of
west her.
Hartt Shoes for Men, Subesarie Prices $4.4$
Patent colt, gunmetal and tan calf high Sboes:
these are for good dresser., who Ilk* cnmtortahle
footwear, all sizes and beet styles, button or laced.
Regular 111.00.
Men's Shoes, Suhmari.e Prices $2.11d per Ni
Times are splendid Rhos* for everyday wear or
ss000d beet. Ask to see them.
Boys' Huish She(ea, Submarine Prions $1.91
Patent eoltskln, gunmetal or box natfekln, 8hoes
that will give the boys great weer.
New Method Rhos
RefrlrtK
Old ghee, Lao► ube
New
Primes es venal
Walters & Company
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LYRIC RIC i HGA-1 RE
Tat ROUSE OF QUALITY
Extra Special
_ Announcement
Aug. 31. Sept. 1
Dasiei Freiman precepts the
world's foremost film actress
MARY PiCKFORD
in • modern and original version
of the century -old clank
Cinderella
in four big acts supported by an
all-star cast.
Particular pains have been
taken in the pr)duction of this
feature, and its many impressive
settings and beautiful costumes
dneatly enhance the artistic and
ramatic value of the subject.
An unusual pbotoplay that will
please both young and okL
Don't forret the date.-Augurt
31.t and September 1st.
Mao the big nets serial start-
ing Monday, August 30th
Who Pays
A series of twelve three-part
dramas that will crake every
nerenn who sees them really
think. A different question of
modern life is bundled in each
drama And each will create •
profma Impression. The first
of tit will be
Price .1 Fame
in three pact.,' with Ruth Roland
and Besory Klee. Bach drama
is detinet and bomplete is itself.
"Who Pay." will interest people
who never read the .tory, who
don't know the stars, hitt who
are effected by wonderful •et-
hrg,"net and scenery Mtart in
os the Bret Monday night
Seery Friday night
'111 UPLOITS of ELAINE"
the great detective serial More
etr.Ithag than ever
ADNIMION /0c and gc
Our programmes nature plays
of etra.gm not I..gtb.
1'rrtd)tr Amour 21, 1815
BIGGER AND SRTTI[R,
Godenet Industrie' azWrues, 8e/pts•
kr se, se ..d Jo.
"Bigger and better than ever" ir the
motto of the board of rimesters at the
(iodericb Industrial Exbibiuun this
year. To Miele tbis end they coon -
dually set the a•sistaece of one and all
of Use citizens of Goderich and of the
residents to the agonise townships.
"Every little help., and with a united
effort -and • long and 'trona pull all
togetber the Exhibition will be sot osi
eta feet and retain its position as the
largest fail fair of the district.
The strand stand will bore its usual
attractions of firm clam talent- The
board is assured of some splendid speed
trona, and the indoor exhibits, with •
nearly arranged prize bat, will afford
much interest to visitor.
In thew timet of daprwsion look for
relaxation for a day or tor,, get your
minds off the w r for a spas and see
the sutlling products of peaceful effort.
Take it all in and then write and tell
the boys away all about it and the old
county town.
in spite of the financial stringenc,
the board is offering the prize list
without reduction of premiums. The
most competent judges have been
secured aed the prize lista and mem
-
bersbip cards wiU be in the bands of
those entitled W them in the next few
days. There is alma s room far now
mewhers and the Maoist impel utility
Is secured (.y tbesysteut of entries aced
judges' awards. if you never tried I
before try now, and help all you can
1f there (s any errand the kid's will
do with more alacrjty than another,
it's one with ice cream at the end.
Try it and see if were not - right, the
kids will appreciate it. T. J. S-toogu..
SINGER STORE
Selling Off
We - are selling out several
lints of good,
BELOW COST
Ladies' ready-made \l'aist. at
1 -3rd off.
Children's Dresses, 4 to 8 yrs.,
at 10 per cent. disco ret,
Crystal Rope Embroidery Silk
at 2 for 5c.
Pure Silk Embroidery Floss
2 for 5c
B. P. C. mercerized Crochet
Cotton 13c per ball for all
sizes Nos. 3 to 7O-.
MRS. TAPE
UCAC1NM[AT
ct.ocsTHrkJEJNEys
Take a glees of Batts if year Dark MieleBladder
er yea -Drink
were lar.
If yon must have your meat .Tory dab
LIR it, but flesh your kidneys with salts
oeeasionally, says a noted authority who
tens us that meat forms uric add whish
almost paralyzes the kidneys in taeir ef-
forts to expel it from the blood- They
become sluggish and weaken, then you
suffer with a dull misery in the kidney
region, sharp pains in the back or nick
headache, dizziness, your stomach sours,
tongues is coated and when the weather
is bei you kare rkeumttic twinges. The
urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the
ehaanela often get sore and irritated.
obliging you to seek relief two or three
time during the sight.
To neutralise thew trritati.g aside, to
cleanse the kidneys aad flush off tae
body's urinous waste get four ounces of
Jad Salta from any pharmacy here:
take a tableapoonbil
in
glass el
water before breakfast for a few des
sad your kidneys will then act Ana. This
famous salts is made from the and of
grapy and lemon juioe, combined with
Il tbi., and has been used for generatioss
to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys,
aio to neutralise the acids is arise,
so it no irritate., thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad 8.1ta is inexpensive; eaasot in-
jure. and makes a delightful etlerve.cene
Lthia-water drink.
SIT TAKES MONEY
10 have good jobbing done, but 1t
costa more for • poor job le the end,
TO GETGOODTINNING
ymt Intel employ those who know how.
Yon will not nuke any mistake If you
rail on us. We do work that time
and weather will show wasdon* right.
Much is fob Is worth • rrasonahie pries
.led your and nor ideas os that point
will be found pretty eine. together.
Fred Hunt
Xeroilto. St.w/ Peons ILA
Wommi
OF CANADA
i
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Wiles wW Tau San If
yea dis'I Save NSW ?
Thowch your salary or thaws*
win no doubt increase. Ito will
youreapertaar--andrttany find
that the latter more than keep
pace with the (Domer. Nov is the Ume to start a Reserve Fwd
--and the Savings Department of the Union Bank of Canada
is the place to keep 11.
Depoett the extra -you have on hand nose -you can open an
account with any sure, down to ono dollar -pod draw rest os tt,
Goderich Branch --F. WOOLLCOM BE- Manager.
FRUIT BULLETIN
The feuu.u. Yellow St John Peres. Nia
lean Diet ofd
Grown. n... at it. b, -t will
he (ulk,wed by oiler .radon, wariellea
Many rariotlan Pruni+ r..aly fur 'aaning.
Honrkdep•n order 1'r wires and I'tuuw
Iw.w. E. Cr) dower halalle. U,.a•
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EVERYTHING you arc inters.ted in
1. worth a picture. At the picnic or
onyourt'ihmgorhanti:rg trips, wher-
ever you go there arc .,•encs and inci-
dents that you can preserve for ail
tittle with the click of the Kodak
*batter, We ,earn• a full line of
Kodak* and Supplies. Mail and tele-
phone orders will have .our prompt
attestion. R. R. SAi.IA)WS,
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing give; so much plea -u:
:..: a tvell decorated window.
Your winc!ows will be the ens -y
f,.A:r t:,:i:l.'ibotF. if you u:: t.
c`" •:-Yrssk Flat Rid
-kr c:': taina cod draperi:s .a
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
Thor: L. a Kinch Flat Rod in ■
color to Hutch your woodwork to
tiiveric:, Every rod contain, .,
wr:tt' a g.tartttee that it wi-1 rids
or t.:nuf
II Jt': w eery to bane an oeteroetive
tr':tdow with the Kirsch
Flat Rod
' Come in and ser them
CFO. HOHMEIER
Maple
Leaf
WHERE you can get the greatest valve for
your money- is here you *ant . to spend
it. People are beginning to realize, more and
more that the place is
P. T. Dean's Grocery, Provision, Flour
and Feed Store, Hamilton Street
where you receive mil and not intaritrurp
volt;e for your stoney. This business is trans-
acted on a cash basis, thereby securing to you
advantages unequalled elsewhere,
P. T. DEAN
THE ,MODEL THEATRE
On Monday, September 6th
will be shown one of the greatest pictures ever filmed, presenting
the perfect woman,
ANNETTE KELL1'RMAN, in
Neptune's Daughter!
It is unnecessary to say any more about this prodnction, as it is
well known as being one of the wonders of filmdom. This pic-
ture is for one day only -matinee and evening. Matinee at 2.115;
Evening, 1st show, 7 p.m. sharp. The admission is 25 cents.
Seats can he reserved at the box office any morning, or from 3 to
5 p.m., or any evening while showing.
lu addition to this superb production the first episode of the
greatest serial story ever written will be shown,
"The Broken Coin"
Francis Itorail and !.race Cunard) arc the stars in this fine piece.
Also on Thursday, September 2n.l, we are showing the first epi-
sode of
"The Black Box"
THE STORY OF MYSTERY
There is always a -Quality House" in every Inwn, .red •e.ryhody
knows where to ge to se* "quality Production." in (ioderi;l•
The preesding pie torte are all !Intermit'. with Ino. more of their
calibre following. WATCH ANi) WAIT FOR THEM.
The World Feature for next T,readley and Wednesday is
ROBERT WARWICK, in
"ALIAS JIMMY VALENT, E"
A Big Star Performer in a Bit; Star Production,