HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-8-26, Page 8• TMT. Lotter 21. ISIS
Hol for School Opening
Wednesday, September 1st.
for public and Separate Beheole.
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Tuesday, September 7th,
ter Collegiate leetitute.
on the •boys dates the school bells will call the pupile beak
to them studies. We were sever batter prepared to fill 1hsdr
needs. Hen are some of the Wogs they wall require:
EXERCISE AND SCRIBBLING BOOKS. oyer AO kinds
w select tram, oommsaoing as low as la eeah. Sc. S., 10e,
15c. 20c, 23.
PLAIN CEDAR LEAD PENCILS, with or without rubber,
1c, 2 for Ss. end Sc mob. Poi grade Urawiej Pen0011.
ds
highest graDrawiyneon uon made. All degrees ....... Se each
GILLOTT'S 292 PENS, 50 PER DOL. Spearoerten Pens,
Nos. 1, 2 and 3, 10c per doz.
SCHOOL ERASERS, lc each. Genuine Ruby Rubber, large
else,
5c
SCHOOL BAGS from 25c up to SI.00.
TEXT BOOKS. A toll stock of all the authorised Text Books
for Public Schools, Separate 8:bools, High Schools and
Oollegiate Institutes, at publishers' cut prices.
FOUNTAIN PENS. Waterman'. Ideal Fountain Pens, with
• variety of point suited for the individual requirements,
52.30 up.
Porter's Perfect Fountain Pens, specially suitable for stu-
dents. 14 -karat gold point, fine, medium and stub,
material and workmanship the best obtainable, special
price. regular size $1.00, larger size SI.30.
The Hoderich Book & Stationery Co.
GEO. PORTER
ensWeeseePereseieSPOWesetiedereeteerMW
Good Teeth
improve your appear-
ance. To have good
teeth yoe need • good
dentifrice. Na- 1)ru-Co
Tooth I'•Ote is what you
are looking for. Put up
in two forms --pink, win-
tergreen flavor: white,
peppermint flavor. They
cleanse and preserve the
teeth.
25c a Tabe
C. L. COULTIS, Pk..6.
THE DRUGGIST
rxona 19
Developing a n d Printing
-„ptompt.ly and quickly done.
TO INSTITUTE SAVINGS FUND
Far Beneficiaries of Patriotic Fund is
THE SIGNAL GOIERIOH ONTARIO
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An Innovation in the Tailoring Art
IN GODERICH, WHICH HAS IEEE INTRODUCED IN
ALL THE LARGE CTI'IEs AND TV/NS 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 whok town of Gode-
rich
rich could not carry in stock to show you. We let the whole-
salers carry the stock, but you have the samples to choose
from, and at any price you want to pay.
Suter Overc.wi te year order, $1L$ ss��a aa1qq price yrs
wast te ger Every pry GUARANTEED.
We bane also added to the above line
Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing
and have secured in Toronto one of the best French -cleaning
agencies to be found anywhere. We retommeud this process.
as it takes every particle of dirt. out- loss not press it in
again as in the ordinary way.
We intend doing also all kinds" of local work in Cleaning,
Pressing and Repairing, which will be done on the premises.
EEEE is price Bad comfort p b
P ' DHAM, the Tailor , goal STREET
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by the Huron County Branch of the
Pat: iotic-J uad and will be governed
in the best interest of the recipient as
far aa possible. When the war is over,
or other justifiable eoedltioo• arise,
the money will be pail over to the
person who is justly entitled to it.
Hero° County. Consult your Reeve in all cases
Atter consideration of circumstances where you wish to obtain information,
or have any complaints to make.
that have developed or are foreseen in
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connection with some of those who are ani, yours respectfully,
ANDREW' P,.R7stt (I:oderich),
reviving aid mil' the t'anadian Patti- Treasurer Huron County Branch
otic Fund in Huron county, the follow- Cl•nadia° Patriotic Food.
ing letter has been issued to the bene-
ficiaries of tube fund :
Goderich, Aug. 23rd, 1915.
Dsaa MADAM, -At the regular meet-
ing 01 the Huron Count Branch of
the Canadian Patriotic Fund held in
(.oderich on Saturday, August 21st, it
was deemed advisable by the commit-
tee to institute • system of savings for
all those who are now receiving an
•ppropriatioa from the food.
I ale ittatrucled to inform you that
in future 60 per cent.. of your monthly
allowance trona the fund will he re-
tained by the oommittee and deposited
is the saving' branch of some chart- Appgw. 'sr
•ted bank in Uoderich. (Example- Cents
If you have an allowanee of 110 per (Blast
month, you will wet a regular cheque pares.' , ._
per Cwt.
for 115 and seri will he credited by the tam r ort
eem.lttse to your savings ; if you get••••
$15 month, you will get • cheque amis. 1•r tp
for $7.60 ands7.50 will be credited to pee
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. .aHM
ip
your •cement, Ind so on.1
This food will be entire) controUed I Steer
UODERICH MARKETS.
1'NrNOVA v.AUaa-t• b.
D heat. per bort a .at to 11 La
gat'. per bait .... ..... ... :.ns t .tp
boat an
Darkly. par bt
LOO m to 1.70
Psas Buek:br.at,ppar buy►. ....
'lour. fatal*. peewt. • • • •
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Store, 10c, c aid 60c boxes.
portono to p 'too Woo Me *500 to 11.4.•
wd, p kssd sstl W a 171
Dote. p.rH. .i' to .ser
I'sx. tiara. per het.ii:�.1n to .O.76 to ppno
7.0 so MO
its. to 0.75
sa to ala
aw to 7.00
7.0 to 7.70
.7! to 1.00
.11 to .11
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SUMMER SPORT&.
At the Deter Tofrnemast
Of the four (ioderich rink* that
started In the Exeter howling tourers -
moot, C. H. Humber's was the only
one to go hack last week to take part
In the postponed games, the play
having been interrupted by rein the
week before The Ooderlcb men were
the runners-up in the second event.
the South Huron trophy match. Miog
beaten int he final game by osly one
shot by the Elliott rink from Mitchell.
The four members of the rink -L. B.
Doherty, C. Campion, Fred Hunt •red
0. H. Humber (skip) -each won n cut -
glass berry bowl.
Constipated women find Rexed Or-
derlies a gentle, natural laxative. Sold
only by H. C. Dunlop. the Rezall
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Profit Sharing Year
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Listowel Business College
-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, 1915,to June,iglt6, and if succesafyl 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 opening -or as
early after that date as possible.
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Edwin Cie Matthews, Principal
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There is a reason why Edwards' ice
cream is in demand -because 1t Is
made of pure, rich gale. Orden de-
livered. Phone 200.
Pure, wholesome ks os'ale and bot
evenings go wall together. We'll
deliver the former any place, any
time. Moms O4. J.T. SAL6.ZLD
DUNLOP.
Tvasp.T, Aug. 24.
Ran Caose Woart.-The auxiliary
of the W. M. H. met last Wednesday
attaesoon at the bome•of Mrs. Jamin
Arf�a. There was a good average st-
and and soma geed work way
Meta*. eil
. i.,ssettam
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Otago
ideal ail b blown as
the "Leis Sham beaeoh' and will. no
do good work 1n the future.
ase the umsal meeting oflioen were
fleeted for the ensuing year. and dele-
gates were chosen to attend the an-
nual eonventioa to be held at Ssaforth
on the loth of September
Norse. -Mw Mary Linklater and
Miss Belle Shaw took a trip to Strat-
ford us Friday of last week and will
Spend several days visiting friends
ttahferr�e On Hooday Dight of this
week t be Misses Laura and Lillian
Lauten.I Iyer entertained a large num-
ber of their young friends ata marsh-
mallow tn•.1 on the beach below tb:;
farm o, Mr. John Farrish. Bonfires
were Iigbted and the venal sport- in-
dulged in, while those of a mon seo-
timentm! turn of mind wandered off
in pairs to seek core romantic glades
from, wh'eh to admin rho glorious full
moon and discuss matters of personal
lot/trout Ne. Harry Shields is at
present engaged in renovating and
Oslarging his house and r•sbingling his
veranda Mrs. JamesAndrew., of
South street, Godeteb, and her son
Brock are visiting at the home of Mr.
Percy Stewart this week Mrs.
Gloria CluMon, of Stratford, with her
four cbildreo le visiting her mother,
Mrs. John Horton Nee Hillary
Hoxton, of Exeter, bas returned home
after spending some weeks visiting
friends mad relatives in this vicinity.
rTo Keep Your flair
in Condition
-to promote
i t s natural
growth a n d
lustre, noth-
ing Will help
you more than
Penslar
Hair
Tonic
-the • 'r dressing that has
become nationally popular
because of the splendid re--
stilts
e.stilts it given.
Oomvi yourself. get • ggenet•-
ows trial hottis today for Don.
Theo yearn wast the fun dollar
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Jas. A. Campbell
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CENTRAL DRVG STORE
"NORTHWAY" COATS
FOR FALL ARE HERE
The Fall Stock of the famous Northway
Coats has arrived. We were a little
disappointed that they were not here for
last Saturday, but these high-grade tail-
ored Coats are now opened up and ready
for early buyers to make their selection.
"Never,- and we can use that word with perfect safety,
has it been so desirable for people to do their Coat
buying early as it is this season, for it will be simply
impossible to duplicate cloths as the season advances.
In many cases they are withdrawn already and cannot'
be had. We strongly advise early buying of Fatl and
Winter Coats and will be pleased to lay aside any you
may select until you wish to take them. Whether you
care to buy as early hs this or not, come and see the
stock while it is at its best. All ready now.
This cut illustrates one of the many tailored Northway
styles we are 'showing for Fall. It can be had in a
variety of cloths, either black or colors, and it is right
up to the Northway standard in every respect.
SHOWING OF NEW SUITS
Advance sl.ipment of new Tailored Suits for women has arrived and already they have started
to sell. These Suits reflect the very latest New York ideas in Tailored Snits for the coming
season. They are made from high-grade materials by expert workmen and have the fit, style
and finish that appeal to good dressers. High-class Tailored Snits
$16.50, $20.00 and $25.00
Ready with New Millinery
The Millinery Department will be ready for Fall
bootees. next week. This season it will be in
charge of Miss Sitzer, who for some seasons has
had charge of one of the bast millinery depart-
ments ie Western Oaterfi,. Rbc 01tzer is at
present in the market. leaking selections fog Fall
and will be ready to show you what is newest and
best in Millinery for the coming season any time
alter Monday, 30th inst.
ADVANCE SHIPMENTS have already came to
had and if you west your new Hat before then
voodoo 'how yea some very Ratty .haps and
rawest idlemlags.
The Fur Display
Our Midsummer Display of Fun is now complete
and we are showing • particularly good assort-
ment of the latest and most fashionable Pun for
the coming ween. Our range of Black Fun is
particularly good In Wolf, Fox, Lynx, mad the
values the best we have ever shown. These Fun
promise to be more popular than ever the Doming
season and we are in a position to give you higb
qualities at very moderate prices.
We have made arisegewent• to take care of
special orders foe Fun of al! kinds right up to the
very highest grades obtainable and are in a posi-
tion to ante prices that, quality for quality, are
as low as an to be had. The Fuwe sell are
Furs of Qealitn y only and we are ready to stood
behind all that leave the store, whether special
orders or selections from our own stock.
Re -Modelling Furs
We give special attention to this class of work
and if you have any Fur: or Fur Coat you wish
to have remodelled or made over, we can do it for
you in fleet -class manner at very moderate prices.
Prices and estimates cheerfully furnished.
Direct Importers
School Hose
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Boys and girls' Rcbool Hose, heavy rihhed rotten.
spliced heels, tart dye. AU -ions per pair 1 Rh
GIRLS' FINE HOSE. -Extra quality lisle. very
floe rib. All sizes per pair. .... .. ... Rale
BOYS' EXTRA HEAVY RIBBED COTTON
HOSE. -Avery 'trona serviceable Mackie. Just
Use thing for tall wear. All dee., per pale. -.111B0
Out go the Colton Dress Gods
1114 reilsetioes Is sake a spes4y durance
AT 15. PRR YARD. -Saturday moe.I g we put
on ails 600 yards mnsUis. pelage. fancy voiles. ste.
A doom or more of the ssa.om'• best and Most
.b .mv.s design.. Regular prams up to 16oWe
group them sly one lot and give you yosr choiceg•o at
So
AT Me PER YARD. -The gatheringother of
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Wash Drees Goode in white aretinas,
P.E., Bedford cords. eta. Regular Styr, 50e and
75e. Pee yard. ifs
Big Selling of Dresses Saturday
There will be the biggest bargains we ever offered
in Wash Dresses bent on Saturday morning.
Every Drees in stock must be cleared. The teat
of our bit purchases of sample aeronaut+ will go at
prices that are just •boat one-half the makers'
prises. They an Ice cheapest Dresses we ever
sold. Every one is up to data in style and will be
cleared out commencing Saturday morning. We
cannot give a detailed list of prises bat you will
get a Wash Drees for less money than It costa
to mute them.
Umbrellas 16am:oi
Have you an Umbrella that requires a new top?
1f so, bring It In and we can mate it 51 good as
new for very little money.
HODGENS BROS. "P" 25 1
Miss Luby. of town, spent • few
day. with Mrs. Tobin last week.
Thrashing bas commenced herr. It is
that grain will be • light
• the strew is unusually heavy
will be hard to thresh.
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CONSIDRRS THEM HER BEST
FRIEND.
Mire. Fraser Tails Why she Rfc.eemeeds
Dodd'• Korey Pills.
Has Freon. Qoebee, Aug.4Ard
(�eeW).-•'1 comae, Do44. Kidner
mete of my best mows-- T�
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is the unte.emt et Mire. Joseph Fraser,
a 'erg estimable body Eying near
hems.
I had every erne b.ek," Mrs. Fraser
sootinwus, "ad deddfd to try what
Dodd'. =Maty Fw. would df for It.
I Omit Ivo beam le ea sed tam happy
to M7 1 an quits wsi age&. lj]
bask le Y steam as ger seer cam. 1 al.
whys keep Deo • cld..y PM & the
homes who are weak gad nim dews
-.g. r. tdMee buret always
& ad"e Do=Ideas PIM~rwr-t seta
MUNICIPAL (.'OUND0.si.
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Missies . et1.wr1f tetestfstt res on
♦ttgtl.t sera los.' .5 present,
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Minutes of last ....ting read and con-
firmed. Gout ort sevidoa oo the
Blyth creek mamba ilea& bylaw was
opened as pee lease, There being no
apt 015.61111 Rot ammmmeo1e the
law a. reed mar paesed and
mann of . Bylaw
01Nt x tion oe . following year, ntea
of tax.uo.,-t°r the. t ,ear, viz.
Oouoty rate, 2 5.1 sails • township
rata 14.10 leills ; epeeist school rete,
21 -to sails, and a rate of oma mill on
dm &Mr to meat the requirement of
11sTreetiolej war tax. also bylaw
No. 5, 10A ittlog and empower-
ing
mpowerin g tba es0ester to sheep and collect
$ per age& gotta os t• tams
sapaitamme 0...e.bras4 and Ilio mgt, MIf;
he toilesarsistato
phieensue /w'L- : The ltlss
WceM, 91.38; 1 Pa= .
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timber, : ♦. PxtaeSeM, NOW*
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