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OODERIOH. ONTARIO, THURSDAY OC10BFR 21 1915
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$1.00 to Jai. 1,1917
Mt Signal will beget free for ,
the remainder of 1916 to any
new subscriber in Canada
or Great Britain who pays $ t
in advance for the coming year
FootsilIls■& for $1.19
THE SIGNAL PRINTIIIH o0., tJilfTTZD, Puatas.mr
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SAVE, Because -
It is.cheaper to save and pay cash than to
buy on the instalment plan. .
Storm Sash and Storm Doors
Made any Size or Style. Order Now,
Shingles, Cement and all Planing Mill Products
always in stock.
GODERICH PLANING MILLS, LTD.
JAMES BUCHANAN. pwIDENT AND MANAOIR.
'Phone 47 A. P.U. Bos 18.
-REPAIR WORK
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Bring in your MACHINES and have them over-;.
hauled by us. We are well equipped and have
experienced men to do your work ,
GIVE US A TRIAL
OUR PRICES ARE, REASONABLE
TRE .J
DOMINION ROAD MACHINERY CO., Ltd.
EAST $TRrIItT - -+ Ca, ONT.
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Protect tib.e dependent an you by taking a
policy in The Mutual Life Assurance Co. of
Canada -"Canada's on Mutual" ,
A. C. NISBET : : REPRESENTATIVE
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PUBLIC $OTICII.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Vader tee amended Act governing U..tfeal-
tarol ser teller. t weal mlr1law mast be
BOY defter the Int week 1 Neineohs oak
The &osis meeting of the Oeasetee
�.aAltrR ,Nal,e Society will .r th.ee M ►std w
•v'oelg. rvovet.ser Ith, at t o'Ysk
w meld y s adios 1. the omit beam. All
members aw tequsuIyd to attend.
J. P. EMIL Prodded.
W. LANE, aesstery.
Oaderieb. October M. MU. gilt
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
tarns LOT •72 or Aga MCDONALD, LATS or
T4). TOWNSHIP or Aam►,.LD I. sits
eouwre or Bt.ost. Items ria. DSCEA/mo.
Reason hereby give p.r*saot to R R.O..
sarliL lei tisttu 1tb...ld baring
A..
l
mists .el the std ♦.■
whit died em Or about the
se u4 of_ X17. A. D. u1s are no
ler entomb MtlI.Heade ud Yordx►
of y{tiasy st.t* of the
or MM. Cao teeth
dealers of 1 t%aMs. paw -
Ida wratiag.aind the
day of the If say, biM b them.
bid sbstay�y�t� tawl after mmodened he anew
el W mM diMawa aMiSse
tlWMd theist°. kavt.e _
eym� of wilt! IMy tea Mee re -
sense and the mid writ
.at be MMM for r{w amts Lb, sada de
e�yerwrd, moves er
of whose" cWm+ .atom shall .m Mvy
iso reeAvad by them .i w date el sub
dittrt.d 104.
DDaana.dd this tette day of October, A. D. MM.
CHARLES HARROW,
I` •Nklnr ear 11 ordain MekssleawdMtwesh
X.&..4. Adealal.teille •. ISA
As as tis
NUM ILLi($TT, TEAOHBR
lute
Mod tsen wrwei pober $41 Is fr.
qq wssed 11w th1giel grader at 0srrva1s,y
LA1l A •ale l..tllr'r, lrwemela. - ap/b 1. 140E
KNIGHT, DOCTOR OF CAIRO-
AOC[IOM SALES.
THE TOWN COUNCIL
GRANT OF ONE THOUSAND COL-
LARS TO BRITISH RIO CROSS.
Me. tbers of Council Also Form a OMC•
vowing Committee to Secure Pri-
vate Subscriptions to the Fund -
Chante of Name of Baechleir Com-
pany Approved -Reeve Nairn Takes
His Seat.
(1LRARiNG AUCTION MALI OF
1J THIRTY -i1VEBEAD OF CATTLE
The regular meeting of the town
council was held oh Arida evening.
Councillor McOlintoii was a�t.
Reeve U. A. Nairn having signed the
declaration of office, Mayor Reid wel-
comed him to the couoal board.
A motion was passed to substitute
Reeve Nairn's name on •I1 committees
of which the late Reeve Elliott had
been a w.mier.
Mr. J. E. B.echlrr having presented
a request to have the name of the
Goderich Furniture Co. changed to
"tbe Oot:erich Manufacturing Co.."
the Mayor repos trd that he bad con-
ferred with the town elicitor in the
matter and he could find no legal
objection N. the change proposed. The
council accoidiugly granted the re-
quest.
A deputation from the Canadian
Club way present to •.sure the coun-
cil that that organization wa. willing
to co-operate a itb the council in any
undertaking to else funds for the
British tied Cross Society. Rev. J. B.
Fothec•ingbam wee the principal
speaker, others present being Messrs.
Geo. Porter. F. R. Hodgins, (ieo. Wil-
liam* and O. L. Parsons.. 1be matter
was referred to a special committee of
the whole council with power to art.
Tax Collector Campbell asked to
have the time extended wherein rate-
payers might receive the two per cent.
discount on their taxes unt it November
leo The ri quest was granted.
The finance committee's report con-
tained the following recommendations:
That $4,78850 be paid on the street
lighting account ; that $IM be Paid on
the 1915 grant of the Alexandra hospi-
tal ; that $2:0 be paid on the public
library grant : that $5.O(M) be granted
to the Canadian patriotic fund, the
sum to be raised by the issue of de-
bentures at lei per cent. for tee years
J E. LINDSAY
w111 *ell by public auction at Laotian'. Hotel,
O..derlcb. oe Saturday. October k4b, com•
mewing oaotd1 oedema +It. p :
free.. god young cow+. including two to
In .November. and reversal good winter
alucr..
Twe.ty:Ave good before sad .neer., rear"
Ong. and Iwo-yearold.
Term& -Slit month+ credit will be g1♦e.pp on
ferat.btng oppress.' Joint metas : a dt-eseUR a:
the rote of s per cent. per aa..m .;owed for
J. LINDSAY. THOS.OUNDRY,
Proprietor. A .cuoseer.
AUCTION MALE O1• FARM AND
rAKM srtxg.
EDWARD NOAKES
w111 otter for sale- by publl^ auction at the
premium. lot 17. _ cocc..rton 7, Ued.riah
Los amble, on T.rwlay, November 4.id,191S, at 1
u okck. the touowfng
t'arrt&. -tawe cow, a years obs, doe to calve
March lat. mllalog; 1 tow. ride i yearn. duo
w rave Juo. IS, mtikiwg: 1 oro, mini kw:
l Jarery cow. dee to calve fi April. notes S
roue, mlikimg 1 aged brindle cow. milting;
1 heifer, rl.hagle(r3 roam due w mire
May 11th ; 1 I y 01d. doe to
calve Ain 11 gee; 1 purebred) o.y better.
1
ears aid, doe to calve May 7 : i Mafwt.
r year ; 1 .iter. rising t roar.; 7a�rfng raver.
vy-draft (aft.. 7 Team
yMra i alto net 7
mak riling r errs:
Huasas.-One h
old ; 1 Mud hat
dela lag col.. del
Dui. ; 1 Pembina.'
Fresher ottAra em•k abbeg ems haat
Sr,iytbing,advettimed wW bo aj11.. Mr.
Noakes 4. dbro.ingef
Urdu. -Ali mime stud leader, s.b
ewer that sa twelve meetbs• ereiit will
wen en foraa/r�leg apgsfred Joint sole.. A
of a par emit. a•pw0 for omit w
ame.,ts.
=1=13p
e.� tM� gw same time sad plass the farm.
Imes lsraot.B aces, men r nes, wfll ►. oc.
Vise
les reser sed Md. hrtMr
00U M� on w ear 4 sola e as to the latest the 6rm
n ittei H $041MS. TOC•. °USDR r.
r9apitselr Alweleessr.
• 1c, M. speasd.1 Iawe!•asr•t ef FOR SAia
as toeldettee ":.16: N r. sm.
nae. bmw n Ate M Il a. m.,
I to p a sed 7 tell t a OMwMNMa ins
lady atteadent. tttim
WAlfT$I•
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AhTs'D.-GOOD SOVIMD GRAIN
=Qom sees mass this
la awlmisss reerri". ..•
NoNTIID.-MAORI NIB'IE, LATHE
T OMtPGR
ATwv s
LIIitTE0.
WANTRD FOR R. M.
is .sasmm.w OW
M Jw.w
syr
4441
R SAL11.-A $a I POWER
des sawyer-Masrp _- . i•,
Y..r.. O►~iaapdy■rM!•.�� Yew
lemrd blower,
w wain
ace -1►im
Root. D.avers, a timer rediest of
Hslleu, died money at Lubbers,
Cask., after a lengthy Meese, Is hi.
S ol It
year. . k enevlved he
wife, on* see and one daeghter. M
tee years d..e the family rsttine.d to
the West.
A..M Margneet, se daughter at
11r. and Mn of the
fish o - s- saes g[ Ned at her
helms there es Gasbag setae ewes
woad IM.aa Ms was In her 9weay-
f.urth year. Ike nurbstn. Our siuMw
and ossa br1M.e na,Nn.
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TAXES, 1915 .
Temente, 191.5 are new dee sod toy-
ed
oyet the Colk star* OMs•
1.11.
Tows
t.Twopomit writ paid on or beforepar November lot
One per cent. by November lath.
Five per tent added after January 1
pat. 1911
Payment will be Indeted apo. after
Jssary lat. Pay and stet the dtaboant.
These not receiving tax notice would
oblige by million at Mere.
WM. CAMPBELL. Collector.
PUBLIC NOTICE
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Notice is hereby given that ow-
ing to the renewing of the Grand
Trunk bridge on Saltford Hill, in
the Town of Goderich, the said
SALTFORD HILL HIGHWAY
will be CLOSED TO THE
PUBLIC for THREE DAYS,
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28th,
27th, 28th, 1910
The said bridge will he removed .t
7 o'clock Tuesday morning and traffic
will be suspended until the new struo.-
ture is erected.
The public are hereby requested to
govern themselves accordingly.
D.ted at Goderich this 18tb day of
October,1915.
L L. KNOX. O. A. NAIRN,
Town Clerk. (Maternal of Pnbtie
Works, Goderich. Ont.
NOTE- - Aron t+ are being mode for beg-
ggllee.. and 1 t vehlele.. /assist to rind from
Goderich daring daylight. to see the old
roadway to Uletillery Moe, acre.. golf link.
ams Hill road at toot of V ic'orl at s.t All
parch* ging UM roam will de so &t their
owe slat.
FOR SALE OR TO RUT
_ft
REEVE CHAS. A. NAIRN,
who tools his seat a4 the town council
on Ft id.y evening last.
THE BOTS IN KHAIM,b .111, .'` ,
Further eeli.taraota hen for the
71.1 Battalion are
J. C. Garwood.
Jobe bwarts.
Louis Elliott.
14)541. 1.N sup .
T. F. 11.11.
John Vickers.
AU of three are Goderich men rze.pt
Vickers, who is • son of Mr. and Mrs.
tiamuel Vickers. of Colborne lOWO-
ship. !Swarts i. the younger son cf
Mn. E. R. Swarts, of the British Ki-
ebange hotel. Kell is a son of Bugler
Geo. Kell. who is now in Europe with
lbs lbtb Battalion. Letson and B1li Rt
are the only married men u the six.
Tbe latter is a .on of ex -Councillor
Frank B•li.tt' Oerre..d. Swarts and
Elliuu I -ft y.•.:.-rdey f r Loudon.
Patrick l'ramp-tr a- nd William 1». -
hr w have . oho rd at Brut/eels for the
71'.5 battsL'. n.
Major Do1Jop is how at London.
but will probably spend aLe next few
asontb. st !Clot hod training hie cout-
pany. 1' was Sret intended that he
should co•uuiatd the company being
-debentures to be paid in ten equal recruited Ingo Huron arid Bruce roun-
annual instalments of combined prin- Dee, but oefete. t arrangemeues bac. purees, S1,t1143.iN; totjtl, 112.068.III. The
cipal and interest ; that one year's 0190. been made and he is now in ram- fultowiug were tile expenditures
iotereet at tbe rodeo( Bye per cent. be .hind of the company' revs tilted frcan Ment to head i }fire, $101.11 ; spent in
paid on private funds loaned for local Perth coon• y w h ch will to stationed
i St t. d It d P h K t P'r i1,lAN.1S , swim
Mg a oommiseio• as It..eement, and
Hobert le a member of the Qttesm'e Uni-
versity Battery at Kingston. The Carey
family is certaloly doang its share.
Leslie Inkster, son of Capt. Ju.
Inkster of town. has enlisted with the
signalling corps of 'the Quern's Own.
Toronto. He bad been eogaged in the
Hudson's Bay Company store at Leth-
bridge, and his associates in the store
tendered him a banquet and presented
him with • gold watch. Leslie's
brother Charles is with the Boitisb
Croups at the Datdaoellee.
Mr. James W. M•cVlcar, son of Mr.
James MscViear, of town, has enlisted
with the Mounted Rides at Calgary.
RED CROSS WORK.
Annual Mettle' of the Locpl Society on
Monday Evening.
The annual meeting cf I he Goderich
branch .1.the lied Pillar Society took
place in lh- rooms on North street on
Monday welling.
The report of the year's won k was
reed. The receipts doting the peer
were as follows : Life uiembeiship
fees 82.5 ; annual members' fees, 8_'78
associate members' fees, $70 ; alt Other
PO RENT. - A 0(1NVBNIENT
1 dwelRag. Atha rooms. with the readers
emesal.mos.: near the vara. Altai net togs
.1 ha roma. ApMy to H. HOME1tTR(4 ,
.senor VMterl.nd dt. David's .tr..u. SIM
PROPERTY FOR MALI
i baro hal plimsoll wit- h me for gslek .ale elm
lots ow Nee Ia TUt . thorny et th . tows el
.lel. Alec a teeatee let 1n .•.m ..rvey.
Terms may to get 1 elated nit HIND
TROIA! GUMMY.
ruprove11.enta. sal M 1•.. ' .. men g prop wa urs as n •11 J a
It was decided }baa the town's gnat ce will to hooked up with %Vatetlon 29 $$. ; to l.ee.ge Red Crow Inez se1 lair
to the Canadian patriotic fond should count y .4)d t he ri topp..nv will be tom- ` puppI.. donated JE3. i0 expem*rs . f
ociety
be paid in equal monthly invt.wlmer.te mended Lp L.•t'.L Matic, of BeiI,n.d13bU; gifts lfasirsoldiers allt3a81 bury
Plains, *4: total $1,5139.91. The
balance on hand was (bur *482.17.
After deductiug 8178.00 for member-
ship fees paid in advence for the com-
ing year, and to be used for the re-
pertoire of the coming months, the net
balance from lest year's receipts,
$344 11, was rent to the head office.
During the year the following articles
of a total value of $3,483,25 write sett
to the Toronto oR1oe : 7 bed jackets.
37 bed sock., 6 convalescent suite. 9
dreesiog gowns, 6 pairs pyjamas, 10
flannel shirts, 80 hospital nightshirts,"
52 nightshirts, 6 pelts dipper., 1
Lunging robe, 18 day shirts, 8 pairs
blanket►, 8 comforters, 2,929 handker.
chiefs, el pillows, 577 pillowslips, 528
*beets, 764 towels, 2,8244 washcloths,
72 surgical towel'', 1 package absorbent
cottob, 10,648 bandage., K trisugul.r
bandages, 1,006 gauze dressings, 10,481
absorbentds, 1 patkrge .pongees,
18,482 mouttwipee, 1 pair knitted bed
sock., 80 cholera belt•,2 pairs kneecapi.
LT3 scarfs, 1,781 pairs socks, 217 palm
little_rinds. i -h.044
4)R tsaatatM safety pips, oiad
linen. 150 gauss eponym, 3boueewives,
46 personal property bags, 4 bot -water -
bottle covers, 040 jar's of jam, the
value of the jean not awing included in
the $3,483.4;1.
The thanks of the Society were given
especially to Mrs. Jones -Bateman, the
convener of the Britannia road
branch ; Mrs. Hager, convener of the
Hager blanch ; Mn. Taylor and Mrs.
Wigle, the surgical supplies commit-
tee ; Mrs. Eliot, Mn. Horton, Mn.
Aitken, Miss Murney, Miss Swaffield,
the sewing committee, and to Mts.
McKim for her work in connection
with the knitted goods.
The thanks of the Society were al -o
given to Archdeacon Jones -Bateman
tor his very valuable services, espec-
i.11y in organizing the scheme of wird
collections.
The following officers were elected
for 1915.1916: Chairman, Mrs. Mac-
Donald ; Met vice•chaitman, Mrs.
Carrie ; second vice-chairman, Mrs.
Cleo. Porter ; honorary secretary, MIs.
Clifford ; assistant secretary, Mise
Millar ; honorary treasurer, Dr.
Holmes ; ward treasurer, Mr. A. M.
Robertson ; ■dvisory committee, Rev.
J. B. Fotheringhaw, Mrs. Eliot, Mrs.
Horton, Judge Holt
The working committees were re-
elected.
The regular monthly meeting fol-
lowed the annual "netting. It was
decided to bring to the notice of the
public the following statement re-
ceived from head office : '•No private
uldiviJwd, or, fur. that matter, mo
tootle; y. hag the right to use the em-
blem of the Red Crows, without the
permission of the local branch of the
Red Cross Society." It was decided to
grant to the working committees
whatever sunt was required. The
sewing committees asked for 850 ;
the surgical supplies committee for
$SII, end it was decided to gtaut. Mrs.
McKim any amount she requires up
to 11250.
The meeting then adjourned. 3TUHtI)Y - In Ondrrich tnwn.blp, w. annaay,
• - • (k•t.ber 17111M4.w• r•h.).ne hutted..., be -
The following amounts have been lorwl woe of Mr. George W. Sturdy, Air"
The
R S7 rears. 1') month. and 17 day..
r'e'ceived since the Ire} publication : -
Anonymous contribution, 81.70 ; Mr. GUNDRY's AUCTION SALE LIST.
McKee Morrison, 82 ; Mr. J. C. Leith- -
wait,, $5 ; Mr. Porte''. cheque for fall THr
cruie. Oct. t - sale le of farm
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•torr. rte of .8gal ) Yanng. M4 Irl, rai-
fair booth net Profits. 8189.7-0 ; lir, rot+tr,. 1 V. t Wsw.esh, l+wle wt' t oelock
Robert McFarlane, Lenox, Mass., 8.i ; .harp
Mire Kale Watson, $1 ; Archdeacon YRIn4T. tic'. rt rlasrtng aurIion sole .t
Jones -Bateman, cheque for the monthly tarn .tock. Impiemrnt•. Ann•eAaM ftrrnitnra.
ward cottani on-, $276.49, divided as rte.. rat J. K Pe. Int S. Huron
road.
over a period of twelve inontbr, the
first payment to be made on the fleet
of the month immediately succeeding
that in which the bomly ap sold.
With this addition the finance com-
mittee's report was adopted.
The council then went iuto commit -
FOR OR MALI OR ENT. -TSR
rmeereDt.a1i bsrdteg en it, David's
ag em Owvenleet
ra ALO. et over
0.0.0', shoe
apply
to
"t}!ss', street. Wim
The following kbaki-clad boys were
in town for the week -end : Roy
Lumby. Robt. Boohoo/. Jack Harker,
Ed. McDcwald, Howard 1"ounge)°,
C. H. Robinsdo. Gen. Cro:►ett,
Alhert Cracknell. Keith Rose. Charles
tee of Ilse whole to discus the cootie- Kell, Cie.. Buggtm., W m. Btockett.
bution to the British Red Cruse feed
and on reasemhUng recommended
that a grant of $1,IliJ los mad., the
money to be ranted by drbentena
issued in connection with thous for the
patriotic fund.
The recommendation was adopted.
Mayor Raid wee appointed treasurer
of the feed spa the 0000cillora were
appointed captalas•of teems to makerh7let Bat taboo, and I" werl bcr eldest
fur
dditionlosnvwnrn (the Britiset 21sth
TOC,.tnderwentaeliah(uper.tine
cur sddittonal Nada for the British i so that h. might pees the 'radical
Bed �� may' examination for ender rues+t. In ad -
TM council than adjourned, ditaoo to thew srsi'w -" of her own
family, a r•.trin-low, W'm. Walpole,
SOLDIERS 4H HERE. _ of Goderieb, end toe brother, tor,
brotbet.10-law and flee revel S hoe
Dgmf4eti�a
promo
arae now is the twmtl ' in
MIMMaada.sfl!sb- -
Mr. Oswald F. Cony. of town. has
four mons either with the .witting
forces or in tea inlet/ with His Males-
ty'e troops- Pbsbpp want to France
111415 the tint C euradi se eo.tiapnt
a mem her of the r nailing cot pe and
'leery is with the Princess Parricia's
Oanadiao L-ght Infantry in France.
In these days of patriotic effort it
guy be interest tog to know what one
of the women of Ooder icb has given to
her country. Mrs Gro. Kel1's bus -
band Melt wit's the 1. h Battalion as
sergeant bugler mind 4)e i5 now in the
it/melees in Belgium. Recently her
..coed erns. ('barn.. enlisted with the
Mayor Reid, llirj C. L. Moore. of
the Danioion Road Maeblaery Oo..
and Mr. Alex. Sounds,,, of the Gode-
i bob Organ Go., left on Tuesday for
Ottawa. accompanied' by Mr. Jas.
Bowman, M. P. for Bast Huron. to
wait upon the military authorities
with reference to *natters concerning
this town. The two specific objects in
view were to secure the billeting of
some of the troops Isere for the winter
and to obtain further war contrasts
for the local factories.. A telegram
has been received from Mayor Reid
stating that the billeting of soldiers
here is assurdd and that prcepects are
good for further contracts. -
Mr. Youngeon. of the Paget Grain
Door Co., announced on Mooday
evening that his company had re-
ceived another order for shell -boxes.
Sewing Machine or Electric Motor Free.
In our advertising columns this
week will be found the announcement
of a unique contest which is being
arranged by Mrs. L B Tape, of the
Singer Store. Every purchase to the
amount of 25c at the Wore will entitle
the purchaser to ■ gives as to the
number cf bullets in a glass jar io the
window. The person gueeing the
right number, or nearest the right
number, will have the choice of •
Singer sewing machine (value $481 4)r
an electric motor entirely free of
charge. In case more than one person
guess the correct number, or the oewr-
set number. they will be allowed to
settle the matter among thett..e-MiM.
The contest will close Cbrbtm•. Rev
at 10 o'clock. Messrs. George Williams
(manager Bank of Commies or). W. H. I
Robertson and H. R. Long have con -
vented W count the bnli.ts and make'
the award at the close of the contest. 1
Mrs. Tape will, as usual. have on band '
r well -selected stock of fancy goods.
etc.. appropriate to the season. and
purchasers will receive value for every LIEUT. W. PROUDFOUT.
pent they spend, whether they ■re
successful in the contest or not. low 6-.n of Prnuifot t. Killoran &
Prondfoot He is a memtwr of the
The oyster season has opened and town •-ouncil and has been actively
Blackstone** are serving the choice identified with Talons local iotetat..
"Pumy Brand" oysters fresh from the He (parr with the good wishes of the
oyster beds. Orders delivered. Phone people of Gnd.rieh for his posed for -
tome ill the tight for King end country.
JOiNS THE 33rd.
Lieut W. ProMfeot Off Tb:s Horsing
to Take bits Place with the Battalion.
Mr.- W. Proodfoot, j... left }hie
morning for London to join the" 33rd
Overseas Ba:tylion u a lieutenant.
Lieut. Proudfoot is the son of Mr.
Wm. Proudfoot, K. C., M.P 1'. for
Oentre Huron, sed is • member of the
LMOR MALI. -A MFOKTABLE
i1 b...,10 geed owl', h wNoem
brand tg stem Pose; wl.Nwv
noHead d4.rs wed with
ram a AyptF M
f E saw and Dahl meet.
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TO SIGNAL SUBSCRIBERS
THE SIGNAL'S mailing list has been corrected this week,
and subscribers are requested to examine tbe label on their paper
and if it is not correct to notify this office at once. This will be
an assistance to cls in keeping our list correct.
i It is further req ed that subscribers in arrears .end the
atnalnuts owing to this at u early a date as pne*sible. We
wish to have all subttcri ion accounts settled, , nd while we do
tot wish to be unnecessarily bench with any o . we must ask
that arrears he paid as promptly u poaslble. a would appre-
ciate it if subscribers would write promptly to this office with
regard to any scatter comoerbiog tbeir subscription.
Tet SIGNAL PRENTi,ro CO., LIy11TED,
Oomt*rC1, ORTARIO.
A' WARM WELCOME
TO PTE. J. B. BROWN, RETURNED
FROM THE WAR.
Goderich Gives an Enthusiastic Re-
ception to Her First Returned
Soldier -Though Badly Crippled,
Pts. Brown Is Smiling and
(Mosel u I
Goderich yesterday welcomed its
first returned soldier from the conflict
in Europe. The boys of the 01. d WW1 -
meet baud receiving word in an indirect
way that their former comrade, Pte.
J. 14, Brown, would arrive in Ooderich
by the 11.85 a. w. train, the news was
spread abroad, and on abort notice a
reception was arranged which turned
out to he an enthusiastic and inspiring
event.
A great crowd of cit vol.. pupils of
the vrru.ue acbtx.b, lnruiliere of the
town council and the baud of the 33rd
Regiment gathered a1 the railway
station and the returning hero made
his apprarahes •widat deafening hur-
rahs. He was au ported and escorted
to • waiting landau which wee gaily
decorat-d with the Hags of the Empire
atiJ bended by the band the procession
marched is the Square end drew up
before the mutt house. Addresses of
welcome, lively interrpened with voci-
ferous cheering, were given by Reeve
Nairn lin the absenee from Iowa of
Mayor Reid) and Sheriff Reynolds,
president of the hand committer.
Pte. Brown merely stood up in the
carriage to acknowledge the tribute of
the people and smilingly asked the
She' iIf to ibank then for him.
In the evening Pte. Brown was the'
guest of honor at a supper held by the
members of the 33td Regiment band at
Hlack•tonr'. restaurant. Sheriff Rey-
nolds presided and other nwmbers of
the band eommittee, in addition to the
players, were present. At the con-
clusion of the supper the returned
soldier gave a very interesting ac-
count of his doing* since he left Gode-
rich to join the first Canadian contin-
gent up to the tone of his return.
Though badly crippled h. is brigbtand
cheerful and told his story well. He
was wiih tbe Comedians in ell their
important engagemento up to June
15th, when be received the severe
wounds which disabled him. He was
Mown up by a mine and received in-
juria. to the spine 'sod hip and had
four ribs brokers. �A.,l..tarr, wa period 04f
htts.samahinad-lel
a and event sally wee trowe-
1 to Ragland and from there
sent bask to Canada.
He left today to be present at a re-
cruiting meeting at Berlin, Mit an-
nounces his intention to return to
Oodrricb and make his home bene.
53,600 for British Red Cross.
Th. canvass today in aid of the Brit-
ish Red Crow funds, carried on under
the direction of the town council, has
net with a gond response. This evert -
log it is announced that the amount
contributed is approximately 82,5(10.,
This is in addition to the grant of
*Loco by the town council.
If you want pore ice cream, phone
or esti at Selkeld'r, Balmoral Cafe.
Orders promptly delivered. Pboo. 61.
BORN.
LAURENCIt.-At Alexandra hospital. Osde-
rich, on Sunday. October 10 h, to Mr. and
Mr.t M. W. Laurance ince Vette' e
daughter (Phyllis. Mary).
FORB1$,-In Chicago, on October Ind, to Mr.
and Mr.,. Wesley Y. Forbes. a am (Robert
Prom toot i.
MARRIED.
D.PKUDRY-BELL"-At Knox shush
uodericb, t•ctob. r rah. by Rev. George E.
Hoer, H. D., Leon V .tor D-Psadry. of
(ioderich.and Nettie Elia %beth, daughter
of Mr.. W1111+ Hell, lioderteh.
HADLEY -TAIT.-A• Tor nto, no October li.h
byHcv. D. T. L Mckerroll, Oran 1. Tait,
of (ioderleh. to George L. laadle), of Tnn-
tan. ton.
((DERN-FAL(.ONER At the home of the
bride'. father. Bain ISI, .n Wedneedwy,
October 11, byHer. A. Macfarlane, Ma-.
Keret dwgber of kir. John Falooner, to
Mr. William McHardy Green, of Colborne
town. hip.
McL \REN-STIRLINO. AI Hayfield, on
tt'.d..e-day. October 20, by It.., A. Mae-
farl.e. Charlotte, youngest donation' of
Mi. Writ. Stirling. to Mr. Hugh McLaren.
of Port Elgin.
DIED.
our RAN.%N. At the Image of her nice,, Mtg.
W. J rlr.r•y. (mk, itte, Ont , nn Wedeln".
day. October 11. 51, .y Blythe .r.I'h -let
of the Iw•s John M. R.caraaw,.f (.Ibmrao
town-blp. Hoorn county, W her 78th year.
ager -mit h.
follows : 8i Patrick'* ward, 872.51 ; Mnte
oaer, t. t.: . leering auction +aleof
ML Georg.'. wird, 865.08 ; 8t . David's ^rases 1.1 Im lero ntw, imploding twmotl-
ward. 866.50: St. Andrew'. ward, property of Frank
$66.98 ; 9t. George's church, $..25 ; Gnat. Leaden read. Mosley.
cash, 22c.
a * •
A bale sent on October 16 contained
684 absorbent pads, 43s bandages, 168
free clothe, 1.139 mouthwipee, 4 dozen
hand k arch l ers.
The following .donations a ac-
knowledged with thanks : ViCtori•
htt
street church, Nino kerchiefs I used
bandages : Mn. Plel•s, 3 dozen hosed -
ages : Mrs. Reynolds, sr., 3 dorm
knitted face cloths ; Mn. Colborne, 36
bandages.
Delicious homemade eandy-nothing
Meer. Tho two wordy exactly des-
.ribe the oonfeetiODwy of our store.
l We have Mow a large assortment of
beasessiesie sandy. it M always fresh. Audios Vele- J t t4.wi......
T. 3. Seibold. Mose 64. 0 .3. w•.atse-A J. ('.tu
San- w, flat 34 Cies Ing aactkm .w4e of
thirty- Mad of rattle. ot Loran. Ariel.
tlMertc J. 1 Ligrriv, pr.prletor
Tr.solt , Nov. i - AMIy solo of fa -m and
farm .rook at lot 17, re+.ee-Yoe 7 (Mderacb
t.w..blp. M t>,s eeepr4ter Is Motown', of
owe farm. ell t61N1.a'.-.�teck sdvetrtlesd mart be
odd. taw... SES eswpeleter.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Oct. 2lst.
Pue
Lassa' Me*Ont-0.ett3a! tesrtieekwrel11.
Neuss t. Cre*1u.,. -Cherie' Senors 1
Omits& :Weirepther Yahoo -TM Lwf6..l
Ahw t le.e
Hewaea to Rot - W.111. Rebsetss. 1
Notice re Tams --Wm. Camploll1
Poblic No4ws-Tew..f O.00.L. 3
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