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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-11-25, Page 5EAST. STREET GARAGE OWNED AND OPERATED BY A PRACTICAL MAN _ - Pis ,ret aoa I. ' A. M. OLOVER r LOCAL TOPICS Death of Mn. 0. A. Griffin. The death occurred at Toronto yes- terday of Mrs. Geor,te A. Griffin, of Use St. Lwre.ee, Ooderich. She bad base IU tor some (months. end was In Toronto for medical treats/tent. The funeral takes Mime at Guelph, her for- eleg home, tomorrow. A Musical Event. The Forest City Male Quartette is enaimg to Victoria street Methodist abs ale eau Thursday evening, Decem- ber TEN will be • ran opportunity Ear losers of good vocal music. The (EY1ette bas Mas received with w- all all over Western Ontario and psseeste a peogg.m that esonot fail to please. The Galt Reformer says : iel'he Forest City lisle Q.ertette gave sev- eral .electlocs that were heartily ep plauded. The concert was the bait ever given io the town." Board of Trade. A meeting of the canthi of the Board of Trade was bold os Tuesday seeming, sod actioo was Lateen wit regard to several matters of import- ance to the business intense) of the town. A general meeting al lbs Board is to lie celled in the near future. To Form Bowling League. F. H. Wood's bowilog alleys are be - lag well patronized and the intention la to form • league of bowling teams and run off • schedule of games during the winter. Ail wbo are interested In the game are requested to meet at Mr. Wood's store on Tuesday evening next, for the organization of the league. War Trophies. An intermits* display of war trophies has been on view in H C. Dunlops drugstore window during the past week. Most of them were brought hack from the battlefront by Pte. Geo. Thompson. Tbey consist of • part of an aeroplane dart, an active service CHRISTMAS GOODS SINGER STORE New Books ft#11 of ideas for Christmas Giftscrocheted and em- broidered. A book of Yokes, one of Lacca and Edg- ings, one of Christmas Novelties, two or three full of ideas for household work. We keep a full stock of material for all such articles. AU slave ane colon of threads for ctocbeWg and renbe.ldwring TuweUinge, Pillow Options, Nainsout, gasket Cloth. Liners, etc., by the yard. Stam piece. of every dereeriptiott In Hoek. A new selection of Nightgowoe, Aprons, Work -bags, Ousbioos, Centres end Table ti.arves just In. Doily's Dresses, Hats, Jaekete for the little girls to embroider, asc. Baby's Blankets ("Baby" stamped our. sash 3yc. New Stamped Uarmasu for infanta and smell chlldreo,a5e to yx. Ready-to-wear Demme for babies and lis tots. $5c is :'.is. Mrs. L B. Tape, GODE&ICH .,-y• „-red" claspknife, areach peant's knife. French and Belas Belgian coins. French and German revolver and rifle cartridges, a piece of a shrapoel shell picked up near Ypres. a pair of British army boots. a pair of German officer's field - gleams. soldier's hardtack biscuit, the shrapnel bullet which shattered and was afterwards extracted from Pte. Thompson's arm, • model of • re- volver, used a. • watcbebarm, "which works" ; and the wrist -watch pre- sented to Pte. Thompson by the I. 0. D. E. at the Temperance Hall before he left liodericb. the display has at- tracted much attention. At the Harbor. Arrivals this week •t the harbor were the Graham, 110,000 bushels of wheat of various grade*: the Fordon- ian, with te2,000 bushels of wheat for the Goderich elevator and 211,000 bush- els of oats and 19,0(1) bushels of wheat for the Big Mill; the Mariska, wit h 110,000 bushels of wheat and 27,1100 bushels of barley ; and. the Glenliret, with 75,1111 bushels of wheat and 42,• 000 bushels of oats. A11 of these, with the exception of • part of the Fordon- Ian's cargo, unloaded at the Goderich elevator. . a3' The Fordonian is an oil -burner and while here took on 10,000 gallons of oil shipped in over the G.T.R. The eteameri Doric, York ton, Mar inks and Graham are scheduled to ar- rive here within the next few days. Mair-Osbaldeston. A quiet wedding took place a1 the home of the bride's brother, Mr. Alex. Osbaldeston, at ti o'clock on Wednes- day eyeshot, wben his sister, Mary E., of 011atas, was united in marriage to Georg* Mair, of Goderich township. iti. ceremony wan performed by Rev. G. M. Holmes, in the presence of only the immediate relatives of the eon- erectingparties. The bride entered the paor lerining on the arm of her brotber, but was otherwise unat- tended. She was gowned in • pretty blue dress of French material wit white silk trimming,. After the cere- mony the wedding party .at down to • dainty repeat prepared by the host- ess, Mn.. A. Osbaldeston, after which the newly -married couple left for their home. the groom a farm on the Huron • TAMES OTT DANDSII?Y, WAT amps TALLING save your Hale! Get a 25 lust bottle of Daaderine right now -Also stops itching scalp. YOUR PORTRAIT -a gift that woney can't true. tut for 'no ;o give the very thing. To friends and kinsfolk your portrait at Christmas will carry • message of thoughtfulness that is next to a personal visit Make the appointment today. THE SALLOWS STUDIO WEAK - LUNGS ereee ii-Astisa--C..gks_1 Sweden --Delay afel THOSE CONDITIONS LtADING TO CONSUMPTION Some Extracts from Sworn Evideteee Randolph E. Palmer, on oath, says : " 'Nature's Creation' is what helped one." Charles Knopb, on oath, says: "My night sweats stopped, and my hemorrhage stopped from the first day. Louis C. Zink, on oatb, says : "1 have to thank 'Nature's Crea- tion' that I am ben today." se`Send for Booklet containing complete statements nn oatb, from those who have used "Natures Creation Nature's Creation Company of Canada, Limited Room 14, Cosgrave Buifding, Toronto, Canada SCHOOL TEACHER Wards off Norma Break Down Alburtis, Pa.- " I am a teacher in the public schools and I got Into a very ner- vous run-down condition. l meatal not sleep and had no appetite. I was tired all the time. My sister asked me to.try vino!. i did so,and within a week my ap- petite improved and I could sleep all eight end now I feel wen and strong. "- aosA M. J tiu.ia, Alburtis. Pa. We guarantee Vinol, oar delicious cod liver and iron tonic, for all weakened rim -down conditions and for chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis. H. l'. Dunker, Druggist. Goderich Rubbers -Rubbers- Rubbers BUY YOUR RUBBERS NOW! $1,500 STOCK OF RUBBERS Is Being SLAUGHTERED at Manufacturers'Prices The season of the year and the weather now demand you to buy WATERPROOF FOOTWEAR Read the following prices and note savings Boys' Misses' Ladies' Men's Rubbers. best Miner make. Re ular ASc. Our price 69C per pair. Rubbers, finest qual- ity. 98C. Regular $1.10 qual- ity for 89c. Rubbers, best Boy Scout and Miner make. Regular I(0c. ()ur vale price 69c A saving of 16c. A saving of 21c. per pair. CHILDREN'S RUBBERS 5:ic. On sale 43c per pair. Y Lumbermen's Rubbers in all. styles ' lA"stvell Rubbers. hest Miner make Regular 70c. On sale 57C per pair. A saving of 1.k. Just A rri v'ed COME AND GET THE BARGAINS GsratkL. Ontario Shoe Rep.ieing. -AT- Walters T Walters & Co. Teen/beet Ifo. US )east Bids Brame Deal mdse... Swearers 1. J. H. IrcCiatlss Terse Cad. LOCAL TOMOS IN ORIEL These wW bei • heseeensadti saw table at the 1. O. D. M. tea ass err - day .iter*.». Mr. A. It lwasert, late disc ..- �sesta r of e steaEasr ram. Is sew gild os tae etteamer J. H. Wadi tt.a rese.tly bees added to the Mtema ibip tbs.'s fiat. Thermostat ersthg of the Boded& armee of the Women's Issitieste wf8 be bald et the hems of lire. Barman. D rees stint, es Thursday. Dustman, Ends .t t{ phi. Visitors always wa- rms. Titin aemhsrs of the W.C. r. U. bold as "at home" on Thursday resoles of het week at the Temper's*oe Hall, to weak they invited a somber of friends. The *easing was pleasantly passed in tee enjoyme*t of • seueieal program sad pert•kiog ct refresh - moots. "The Forest City Mal. Quartette meg several tile* with fee effect. This is en orgaaiz•tim of merit. and it is feet Dominion o.. of the bast - known quartettes in Ontario."- Los - don Advertiser. At Victoria street Methodist church, Thursday, Decem- ber Y. Tbe Guy 'Bros. minstrel oompony which put on an attractions,' V ietoria Opera House last Friday evening drew • full house and the audience appeared well pleased with the performance. The Guys have bees coming to Gode- rich for • good many year► now, and their popularity menus not to wase in the least. Thin, brittle. colorless and 'craggy hair Is mute evidence of a negated scalp; of dandruff -that awful scurf. Tbere Is nothing so destructive to the hair u dandruff. 1t robs the hair of its lustre, its strength and its very Ute; eventually producing a feverish- ness and Itching of the scalp. which 1l not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die -then the hair falls out fast. A Uttle Danderine tonight -now -any, time -will surely save your hair. Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton', Danderine from any drug store. You surely can have beautiful Bair and lots of It if you wUl just try a little I)sa- derhe. - save zone nail T'ry ut, road. The bride's travelling dyers was a suit of brown lady's cloth with hat tomatch. A lovely display of gifts, mostly of silver, bore testimony to the esteem in which the couple are held. The Signal joins with others its wishes for a happy married life. Death of Mrs. Albert Kneeshaw. After an lithium, patiently borne, of over two yeas' duration Mrs. Albert Koeesbaw paved away at her home on Friday. November 19th. She was born in London, England. sizty-six years ago and came to this country, with her parent*, woes a child of tour. The temilyy settled' at Rowmanville, where, in May of lg7b, sae 1141 mar- ried to her now bereft husband, with whom she bad since resided in Gode- rich. Of the union there were seven children, flee of whom survive. They are Thos. and Alex., of Goderich ; Harry, of Torooto ; Er nest, of Colling- wood, and Ms. 8. 8. Atkin, of Niagara Falls, Ont. Mrs. Kneeshaw was a con- sistent member of the Anglican church and regularly attended St. George's when her health permitted. The funeral took place on Monday. from the family residence, i aterloo street, Rev. J. H. Fotberingham conducting the services. The pallbearers were Messrs. Arthur Smith, David .Stod- dart, Adam Foster end Wn.. Shar- man. Among those who attended the funeral from a distance. besides the immediate members of the family, were Mrs. Geo. Woodward, a niece, and ° her daughter. Glsdy., of Canning - too, and Mrs. Thos. Andertnn, of Chatham. a sister. Tbe interment wan made in the family plot at Mait- land cents trry. CHURCH NOTES. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be dispensed in Knox church on the fist Sabbath of December. Rev. Geo. E. Roes will punch in Knox church next Sunday, taking as his theme in the morning "Neutrality a Delusion." In the evening an a- dvises dress of very great interest to all will be delivered by Mr. R. D. Cameros, of Luck now. Rev. G. M. Holmes will preach next Sunday at both services in the Bap- tist church. "Zephaniah. the Prophet," will be the morning subject. In the evening, "It 1s Finished" will be the text. The quartette will sing. All welcome. Rev. W. K. Hager will preach at both services in North street Metho- dist church next Sunday. Morning subject : "study in the Book of Zech*riab-tire Man Among the Myrtle Treee." Evening subject: "What 1s Christian Service ?-St. Paul's View." GUDERICH MARKETS. Txoaev, Nov. 2H` Wheat. per bush ma ..$ . N� to i .6.3 (rata, per bush .. . . ...... .31 to .33 Parley. per boob............ .e. to .43 Pass. poi boob •..4. • Inti to (.int Iuekwhwaf, per bush...........70 to .73 Flour. family, per cwt t7$ to 310 flour, gamest per cwt 1110 l0 310 Bran. vac ton moo to '2100 eborin per cos ... 11.01 to 23.00 Ray. per ton ...... 12.00 to ISM ?traw, loose, per too ....... 4.e) 10 ase Wood, per IoW Tse to 173 Nutter. per lb.. ./ l0 70 Figs, fresh. per dos. .31 to 73 Potatoo...per bash .el to Leo Apple., per bash ... .. /3 to 1130 (salt).. l.utrher: choice, Orr cwtQM. Ur 673 Cattle,butcher'+ media/, " " am 10 KY, liege. re wetghl. per Owl. 1110 t0 N au per a wt gm 10 7.00 r ewt. 7.111 l0 7.30 In. 3 to Lm Mess. per Ib 11 to ate MC. g.ei see to 0. I1ss'w' n .11 a, alt 4111nd pi, n .Il 10 0.16 Mind pee n. lr to 0.12 Tickers, meth .18 to ors The Secret of a Good Complexion. I)id 11 ever occur to you that there 1e a reason for your sallow complex- ion, pimples, blackheads and other shin-bletui,hra ? Your skin, when healthy, has to excrete seventeen per gent. of the waste matter of be body If the pores become clogged. tale pob- 000u. waste is imprisoned and skin Doubles follow. To rid .youreelf of these blemishes the din must he cued of its eluggtah- ness. This is just what Zem-Bulk does. Lam•Buk 4. compo ed of stimulating tied healing herbal ~senor.. which penetrate the skin and enable it to ex- pel the arcumul•ted ponoriona waste massor. A clear. healthy completion M rewa.d folly of endeavoring to covet up sicdisfigurements with Howden tied weer snentrtires is quit* appar- elt. Use Zinn -But ; remove the r'WO& OMEN of the trouble, and enjoy a good esmpIsainu without resorting to.rtl- ndel mean.. Apply Zsm-Bak at night Whys retiring and wash with am -But soap. PERSONAL MENTION. \Ira. T. 11. Rothwell, of tomato, I. vieiUng in town. Mie. WUIa Ford wee home from Lrc e n the week -sed. stn. Caeddy returned to Detroit ea Monday after an extended visit io town. Men Archibald. of Clinton. vldlyd her brother. Resietr•r Coats. tale week. Mos Jesse) M W mewed tress Dearman vela, whore .ts moat a =oath is art work, etre Dan. rergo.on hast re1erned from a vial to members of ber family and will aped We winter here. Councillor K R. Wigle hw bees elected vier preoldent of the commit of the Ostarie Censer of Phatmcy. Mr. Robert Coate. Domintoo SiaU.:tlein, of Ottawa, was here over tivaday on • Malt to hie brother, Registrar Coat.. Mr. Arthur trod. of Ottawa. who represents The Toronto Newo at the capital, visited hie patent'. Rev. J.E. and Mrs Ford .oyer Randal. Mr,.. T. steams. of Clinton. .pent the week• end here with her niece, Mt.. J. MrClac*erty. and loft oa Teeeday for Sault Rte. Marie. list, to spend the winter with her daughter, Mfr Albert Noll. Mrn H. R. Ander.on. of New LMkeard, and three children, who wen os a vidt to the lady. peher, Mr• J. Ades ►'ower, left this week tdr Badltwr, iu which city they will re side In future. The ret. Mary. Journal. in its report of the Library Instants Readily hen I, that town, ray. "Amoss Ube delestate. was Pabbe Bciool Importer Tom. of Bode. ice. wbo *way back in the instill/ea waa • teacher is Pt Marys (;ollegt*te Institute sod otos of the mod pop- ular oo-ular men of hi. day. Mr. Tow .bowed creat interest io Ilbreris.. entering bt:.rltly Into the dlacua.lo.... Be remained over a Gay in St. Mary. and rutted the piddle whack■ and t'ol leirMtn, hot there weir .eons of old boys anal girls who would have Leen glad to meet hint had tLey known he was in town. Wife, Brother and Sister, keep as ram Sachs is a Met Maud In the names of two or more members-- a, usband sad fta�fier and 5owd lit It Is an all-round convenience, as either can deposit or withdraw money, and to case of death the balance goes to the survivor without any formalities, 4 forming an immediate source of ready money. II Goderich Branch -P. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. THE MODEL THEATRE FOrtlrgtplt l/ Te4i LYRIC THE HOUSE OF HIGH-CLASS PHOTO PLAYS <Xy B hGINNING Monday next, Universal Film Service exclusively, including the Big Broadway Features, will he used in this Theatre. A compkte change of 4000 feet of pictures every day, except Tuesday and Wednesday, on which .1a,. something worth while will be shown. Nealshipt oysters -amid meat and alweye fremit at Relward.. O. dere de- livered. Phone Rl. s Send for the 1915-16 Edition of our FUR STYLE BOOK se pages. illustrated, of beautiful fur sets and for garments for men, women and children. IT IS FREE Address JOHN HALLAM. LIMITED Reorw tea Hasan Building - TORONTO Don't forget the buffet tea on Satur- day anemone from 4 to 7 at the "old etasd," next (Inlet' Bank, seder the asspiees of the I. O. D. It, Do Not Hesitate in the face of this honest Money - back Offer No matter wb*t your exper- iener may have been, no mat- ter whether we know you rtr not -you always have the aesuranee whenever you buy one of the famous REXALL RhIMEDIES that if it does not give you satisfaction the money you paid for it will he pan Kuck to you Immediately upon your asking for it. Nothing ran 1e) more fair than this and we want you In accept this guarantee in its broadest ironer. Recall Seasonable Reseies : Rl1NBIN4 011. - !'.'r lame n►t►eelel--will allay inflammation, sedans swelling and pain !ao MENTBOI.INE BALM A splendid application for overal- l/ire, bur e, wo)Udrt, bruises, sore bps !i. ewe RY BARK COI1li SYRUP - The roost efeetiye family cough remedy lie, BEOs 001.1) TABLET!( -To break esp and k.oek est a sold, cold in Med. Montes !Se H. C. DUNLOP Two RQALt. *rims 2 stlMirlTR, Erg. Godeneb SATURDAY NIGHT a :1 -reel feature - "War and Peace,. will be shown. Only two more episodes of "THF: BLACK BOX.'• Be sure anti see the tny'itery solve.!. "BROKEN COiN,- Mondays EXPLOITS OF ELAINE," Fridays. ADMISSION lOc and Sc Furiliture and Furnishings AT HOHMEIER'S The Store of Useful and Practical Gifts Great Opportunity for Practical Christmas Shopping When you give Furni- ture you have some- thing decorative and serving for general utility also, and a little money will get at this store a choice cf many articles that will make appropriate and satis- factory presents. Come in and look over our stock. Goods purchased if desired. ti fl% now delivered at Christmas HOHMEIER THE FURNITURE MAN Agent for Nordheimer Pianos OU are incited to attend! the opening of he Bowling Alleys in the basement of the Pastime Billiard Parlor : : ; There is no indoor game that equals Bowling for Health, Exercise, Recreation "Bowling Th. Busy Man's Health Regulator Q Bowlers never get appcndteitts Q Bowling, in tin-meas.-ridrecreation. Q Bowling curet .hlrr h fag Q Bowhny. .t It n strike in exercise.Q Bowling the 11 hest indoor enjoyment. A .ugggeestloe- 0.e boar's howling. Ota* hour at l..,wling, One hours bowling Tie rimy plea Time well spent, Relieves indigestion To make the world An amusement A bealtby man. unoeent. Cams aim gar espy yearn& F. H. WOOD, Prop.