HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-1-6, Page 8THE SIGNAL : OODERICH ONTARIO
Something
different!
LUX is the veryessence
of the finest soap,
in flakes. Its use adds
to the life of woollens,
flannels, filmy laces
and all dainty fabrics.,
dissolves retdil in hot
water and tires into a
foamy, create -like lather
which cannot injure the
finest garments or the
smoothest hands. It
coaxes rather than forces
the dirt out of clothes
and adds a new note of
refinement to wash - day
wont.
L U X softens the hardest
water — makes the ba t h a
luxury and the •hampou- a
delight. Sold everywhere at
10 cents.
Made 1w Omssmde.
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New Year Suggestions
What better remembrance an_ yotige
• your friends than a parr of dainty Slippers ?
The new styles this season are more beaut-
_ iful than ever and the prices most reason-
able.
To meet the extra .demand we have mad
an unusual effort to show a variety of heli
Jay novelties in footwear that cannot he
excelled.
Several new styles in dress Shoes and
evening Slippers have just arrived.
Skating Shoes are now in stock.
Rubbers and Overshoes at the lowest
prices.
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REPAIRI NO
OEO. MacVICAR
North Side Square - — Goderich
•
The Best Bread
Buns
Cookies
Cakes
Pastry
at
DAVID BURNS
Raker loci Codfectiooer
p'ArENTS
(SANITATION
� RADIATION
VENTILATION
Thee are neceevary in a well -or-
dered home.
Our expet•ience has made us expert
in attending to this work.
Gin us a c*U.
Fred Hunt
la.illton Rtrset - Phase IM
ASAMOSISIMI vamp Ras less ie Me
County and District
While leaving the rhu,ch oei
cent $m.day lbs. A. Since, of Z
feu fad fractured her alp.
Mr. lenses (lasaph.11• who had 1
township ckrk t f Buena fee Ids
twenty-seven yearn has mem d.
Wm. Toole, of the Bay 4hf r
BeasleyCb
Hatabee died
t. hie fft hie orty-third
Miss Marie Rewrite and 8. Dewey
beet' of Greed Bred, were tarried
December 24th by Rev. 9. A. (
time.
Mn. T. Webb and L. A. And
bola ct (ioderieh township,
o.stly ttsarried at Varela by Rev. A.
Brows.
. re- grosns is assistant station at
urieb, I tie afar t h. eish„ of Climes. Ree. Dr. R.t-
Mrv. James Pickard was receuIJ tildes. of Clinten, performed the eerie
nee prerent.d with an address and a Bi� loony. The young couple will reside
past by the stiff of James street Methodist '1 m Toso.to, when Mr. Webb b ea-
Sualay school. She is retitle,/ a« gaged we the teao►ies stag of one of
oast, beteg a teacher in (Le school for fifty 'the public schools.
on years.
year'. BSAFORTH
agent
The young •ample will reside ma the
grooao's fees„ Dear Ashore.
1 The tome e( Mr. and Mee. itowlaed
Janna., of aha lath 000asmbe of
,Godertch
sr twelfth*
wet hen was the semis of a
pretty
ein t►wr •l out December MM.
wan ttbit� etds°ghter, h .
b
'Wei*sure d � Mee.
Geo, Sproat, of gwtft Current. w bo
WW went West fifteen year • ago, ie meow -
`ate heli acyualetaacee ben.
Mfrs. Allan 8. Bood, daughter of Mr.
heft, aid Mrs. Jae. Beattie, of 8ealorth,
were re- diad tit Winnipeg on December Attie
W. aged thirty-two yeses. She was • na-
Cbariee MlAtlieber, of Hay towe-
sh.p, baa sold his tarns, a dew miles
wast of Ileneall, to Milton Stewart, of
Saafortie
In beteg returned by acclamation at
thin .00lnatioe sheeting John Shatt-
ered eaten upon his sixth year r s
rove of the township of Morris.
d s s lien • a MoMswoeth,
psue. of Blas tow.-
s%ip. wen mart ied at Molsswortb o0
Christmas Day by Rev. T. A. 8e11.
Yes. John Rubies, an sod resides
at Manley, diel suddenly on Deorm
ye oft seefo, th sad wee for some
sst tf he M sm OW the urvived by berl b
and an infast child. Mrs.
west to Winnipeg, but did not Arrive
is floe tc see bee daughter alive.
BRUSSELS
The holiday term the pupils of
forst `ek awing to an wasextendedof
eseaske.
Pure. C. McMillan, el. Caslirsh. R-
tR.and ed •tabes by use
W. Bre
pretreated
torr mrd, the result of • hessorrhatty
She was in her seventy-se000d ye u.
Mies Saabm
Williamson, of B,atep-
ton, and W•. Vodden, of Bullets,
were married at Brampton cn Decem-
ber :Med They wW reside at (Tinton.
Mrs. John Moerteno, mother of Me.
Martin Elliott, of Varna, died recently
with w,ht•w
own wile bona for Obrbtasae.
• 1Vw. Howktt. brother of Charles
tine/lett, of Brussels, died it bb boo*
in Proton tow.abip00 December-Jr)tb.
8e was in hie eighty --fourth year.
been Gd Buchanan, 15 A., who had
resigned to accept a
mf
at Toronto. The mama were int
red in Maltlandbank cemetery, S
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. Ger. Sandwell, of Ri
ley, on Cbristrpaa Day celebrated t
sixtieth anniversary ret their weddi
dey. They were married in Enela
in ice.
Carrie, dauebter of Mr. and M
James Speir, of the Gib concessiona
Morris, was married at her bo
there on Janna! y 3rd to Garfield Dun
bar, of Etbel.
Edna Irene Pickard, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan, of,Hi
ben. was married at Cromarty- on De
g at Suedridjte, Ont., has
on 00 thel
earl of the Collegiate at Weyburn,
et Seek. He is spendirg hM vacation at
a- his boa here.
J. J. Gilpin has received word that,
p- his sister, Mrs. A. H. McOaffney, was
be suffocated by gas at her home at Taos 1
Cal.. • .. on Christmas morning
Met tifc(i•efoey, who was seventy r
yrarr of
air. was barn in Blan,hiud
n a township and (or six years taught
of school on the &td concession of Mor-
rit. Mb* remowed to California ten I
. years ago,
rg
red
1VISOBAel.
\Nati, a former
of Mr:. Ger, resident
b. of Wingham, died at Dundas on De-
- amber '21th in her severity -eighth
center ';1nd to Henry Harvey,
Thames, Road.
•ENMILL.ER,
,luteeded tar test woes m
WZDtrttaDAY, Dee. 3).
Leo Oke mod (:hen Grateete arrived
from the Wee& es Friday night. Bae.
weekser ie exegetes! to Ret here this
llte imam Manning and sow Cl (-
fool. of Behold, !lark., are yi.itt.g m
the eeighboi hood.
Mims Nellie titrasghan, M Tomato
M mending her 04iatoas vaatioo
with hew par euta here.
A meeting of the Hed Cross Society
will be held at Beaaculer on Wedsee-
day. January bib. All untreated are
requested to atwtd.
Mr. and Mee. Chas. Kerr are vuitlog
Meade at Crediton this week.
KINTA1t..
, lelsedes fen las, woes. r
Tt'xseeY. Dee. 28.
Vias Annie :MacDonald bas ret44oed
berme after spending a few weeks with
Mends at Windsor.
Messrs. Alex McKay and D. Mc-
Gill ate whiting friends at Blyth.
Hesse for the holidays: limber Mar
gguerite Me Luella Cowan and
Anna McKentire of Stratford Notmal
School: Misses Violet McLennan, tier
nice Drennan, Bessie McRMeate, and
3Ressrr. Flaw Braeyuten n and
Slmee B:•dleydl, of Ciod. Beticb dslegi•lWee
Institute.
Mr. Charles Me(:eeg rr, of Mebrine.
vile, is speoding bis vacation at his
home berr.
Mr. and Mrs. K. McGregor and chit•
drift. of Duluth, ere visiting at Mc-
Kay Pt
Mr. and Mn. Wm. Finlayson and
family, of Lorne, spent Christmas Day
at the home of Mr. Chas. Stewart.
Mr. and Mee. Meltae. of Totouto,
and Lieut. John Wee, of Kingston,
spent Cbriatmas at the home of tbeir
unt, aft. A. Beckett.
alias Leila V. Fe an, our school
eacher of last term, left on 1Vedne.-
ay to spend her vacation at her hotae
ear Carlow. During her stay here
be has made many wash, friends
among the young people, who regret
h r departure from our social envie.
o Wednesday the pupils presented
its Ferman with t farewell address
nd a solid ebony toilet set.
of year. The rnternsent took niece in a
The receipts front tbe Christmas er-
teetainment held at the Evangelic,I
churcb, Zurich, amounted to $110.6n, A
cantata, "The Search for a Kier," .was
the feature of the evening.
Mr. Munro, of Wingham, has pur-
caaard the 1W -acre foim of John A.
tiedde•, of the &d concession of Mot -
cis. The price is said to be >♦t1,;1ti.
Powe,: ion will be Riven in March.
Inc... daughter of Mr. and %Irv. Al-
bert Nesbitt, of Ambetley, died on De-
cember 21tb. Sbe contracted a cold
atter having had measles and was itt
but four days. Mbe was nineteen years
old.
The building which was used as the
poeec'm a at Brlfa►t was burned to
tbe ground on December .3rd. So one
was living in it at the time, the loth
occupants baviog removed to Lu, k-
now.
alis Annie May Braithwaite and
Woe Pother gill, bath of Londeshoro',
were married at [be bride's borne on
December ►_a► d. Tbey will reside in
Haat Wawanosb, whete the groom is a
farmer.
Mr. Robert Mitchell passed ower at
her borne at Centralia on December
29 b. She wits a native of Stephen
town -hip and waifs berairtye•veeetie
year. Sbe is rut rived by her husband
and a grown-up family.
Eda11. youngest son of Thos. Lewis,
of C'la.deboye, was shot while en -
es
a revolver. The bullet entered above
his eye and came out at the temple.
He will pmbebiy retort?, unless com-
plications set lo.
A pretty wedding was solemnised at
the home of the bride's father, Robert
J. Drysdale, of Hensel!, of Ipeceenber
yti b, when his daugbter, Elisabeth
Peal, weir united in marriage to W.t.
A. McLaren, Alen of Hensall. Rev. S.F.
Mel. Smith was the officiating eking -
may
A pretty weddlog to, k place at ;h.
h. me of Mr. Aodtew Read, of the Parr
lime, Stanley, on Christmas Day,
when his deugbter, Margaret, was
married to (leo. Lloyd Armetroog. of
the Goshen line. The roremoay wee
preformed by Rev. A. 1V. Brown, of
Vat na. The young couple will reside
on the grooms farm on the Goshen
line.
ged in a scuffle with another lad for
hX ETER.
One night recently chicken th eves
curled away the wbole of Wm. Daun-
cey'a flock of chi, kens. The flock coo -
ale
ed of fourteen choice birds
Vetoes, daughter of Mr. and Mee.
George Keel brook, wa. married at
ber home on December >a h o Freak
Lee, of Seater th. Rev. W. G. H. M..
Alisler performed the ceremony. The
MacE' mall Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Asy gna.tity beet all Maple
glebe, Weed Wood, Heesloeb
aid Kindling Weise et Mae.)
TSLZP,luNRs, Mies M
seidaace f sin er M
ngbam cemetery.
miss Jean McGillivray. who bad'!
been nursing in a military hospital in le
France, is spending a furlough with
bet parents here. She intends shortly
to return to her duties in France.
Harr Clifforde
Harry Pugh, B. A.. �t Ham. O
ilton, eon of Mr. and M,s. Joy. Pugh, M
of ttls town, wise married at Ridge- •
town on Christmas bay to Maybelle
Edna McGregor, of that town. Mr.
and Me. Pugh will reside at Hamil- t,
ton. *1
Clara Baxter. daughter of Mr, and d
Mrs. John Atd-reon, wee married at et
her buses bere un Deceruber 'OD' to
Edwin Royal Mundy. Hew, B. O. Dy
"1Vhat is your reaeoo for wanting
r learn to dance e" "Well, it looks
Iliee to sit still and look silly than it
oea to get on your feet and look
11v."
t ceremony. eereosy. After
reside here. ate haarrianon
cite young couple will
Ahook fM
happyfamily
. ndArc
gathering g.
atthe
Howatt oe Christmas Day, when
twenty -siert retat}ree from Auburn
and Kart Wawaoosb carte through
the storm to spend the day. Mr.i
Howatt le eighty-two year* of axe.
Pie. Trod Groves wee given an en-
tbusiastie reception res has rsea,n to
Wingbaso freers the battle(eont. He
had been wounded by & title ball
through the bream and also by sheep- 1
tsel is ib -brei, hip end tow. He ire
still troubad with the efrcte of tbs.
German poMo ous vas
CLINIIJN
Mr. and etre. lase! Tay 1. r bate gone
to California 1 o spend t h.- remake/eel
of the winter.
Mise Mabel Kir has removed to
Brantford, where bei another and
sisters are now neither.
The rearriatre took glare on Decem-
ber 28th as Monroe, Mirh . of Miss
Ada Willa McGuire. of Clinton, to
Edward Savage. of Monroe, Mice.
Dr. J A. Macdonald, of Tomato,
will lecture hate os January lith.
The pseeeeds will be devoted to the
not -tutting expanses of the Inlet Bet -
t ai ion.
Mr. and Mts. David Steepe*ebrated
the tweety a th anniversary a< their
vi eddies( day ft December 2 -4th
7' tend. wens present from Toronto.
Guelph, Westford attd Brantford
Milo. Maude Cooke w,a, presented
with a wbite Ivory toilet ,rt by the
fetlowoneeetwe of bee entente, who, 1
Baas. See lenge a oho, i i y W tracb
reboot in New Outario.
Flee was discovered 011 1i1e se:ond
floor of the Morrish oohing Co.'s
store uu the morning of Jana y yd.
The firemen n succeeded in (-Abasing i t
to the one floor, but cnualcrrabfe dam.
age o*. done by water nq the lower
floor. The lows own t . the stock and
to the building it fully covered 1 y
ns
luranrr. -
A gullet wedding to, k Wye* et the
home of Mt. and jlr, .vw• 87ewait
on December 2itt.b, when their
est daughter, Laura E,nms,ee.,"
the bride , 1 Fredeetek Toll, arran
%Vsea0.mah, Rey. C. 1'. Eastt
Loodrboro'• performed the 1[drsr, of
cwvsrony.
TAW 017 D.LaDSU?T,
LTi STOPS FALLING
ern your Nabi :tot a 25 tent bottle
of Deneftine eight WOO ftehh *sans
711.. brittle. colorless and scraggy
lair le saute svldeeee of a neglected
Desire of deeded- .that awful scurf.
Theo 1e .otbt.g ea destructive to
the kair ea dandruff it cobs the kale
of its lustre, its etreagtb sad Its The
ilte; eveetealh prodreelttg a irweelek
sen asst Itching of the seam, ouch
11 sot tem filed eaass the hate roots
to 1bAsR, le000m and ins --(fee the
fair tens out Ask A little DsedaAee
des leht-•-taw- hay t1•♦ -wit surely
save year bake
Oft • iK exit battle et Es.witoe's
Damsels* ben soy dreg saws. You
sesety Mil have beautiful hair ase lots
et 1111 yam wf1 left try • Muss flaw
dse1ae. - n►w yew lair! try it!
itle1LIDAT. Jen OAST s, I Id '
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR
TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS
Assuring them of our continued
attention to their needs in mens
and hoyi furnishings and solici-
ting a share of their patronage
for 1916.
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
THE SQUARE - - - GODERICH
a
Sudden Croup 1
cough
F
Will you be wakened tonight by theto-
had
erre the 111Mosolterer gaep and choke withount f �
being able lehslpl Not it you hare theold, reliable sen''
Chamberlain's
Remedy at hand. It giro• relithe dangerous, :e(atortce. It liquifier
ho erepblegmeoitiseasilyexpelled. it heals upthewre,
cough -racked throat and prevent. further attacks. For ('coup, Whooping
Gough, Bronchitis, as well aeefoplecoughs and colds, Chamberlain's('ough
Remedy is a safe and reliable mediciee. Give it at the very first symptom.
Seep Cbembeetaia's et hail. AJr Draggiets, 25. sad 50e.
!s
CHAMBERLAINS• REMEDY
Y
dreaded eouad of a croupy
Printing? the Zip ar
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL
SUGGESTIONS
FROM THE BIG
HARDWARE STORE
Come down today and we will help you select your gift and deliver to any
address at any special time that suits you best.
FOR FATHER
Pocket Knife
Safety- Raaor
Tool Chest
Claiitge Robe
Razor Strop
Reading Lamp
Rrac. Ash Tray
Nickel -plated Mirror
"on nickel"
FOR MOTHER
A Happv Thought Ran►;,
Radiant Honor Heater
Cooking Utensils
Carriage Robe
Silver Knives
" Forks
" Spoon.
Carpet Sweeper
Stinson
Fool Chopper.
Nickel -plated Mirror
'ton nickel"
PHONES:
Store 22
Hesse 112
FOR SON
Pair of Skates
Hockey Stick
Pocket Knife
Wagon
Sleigh
Fishing Set
Snowshoe.
Lacrosse
Nickel -plated Mirror
'moa nickel"
FOR DAUGHTER
.Skate.
Ankle Supports
Snowshoe.
Sleigh
Seinaors
Pen Knife
Hockey Stick
Nickel -plated Mirror
"on nickel"
11 CHAS. C. LEE
FOR HUSBAND
Safety Razor
Gun
Rifle
Carting Set
;Pocket Knife
Plane.
Hammer
Nickel -plated Mirror
•un skier
FOR WiFE
Electric Iron
Toaster
" Lamp
" Vacuum Cleaner
" Washing afachirc
Water Mot, r Washing Ma
chine
Wringer
Aluminum Cooling 1-tenail,
Hanging Lantp
Nickel -plated Mirror
East Side Square
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Hard Coal, Cannel Coat, Blacksmith Coal. Solvay Coke
We carry a full line. Our hard coal is the very best Scranton white ash Coal, very (ree
from slate. We still have several corns of gool dry slabs left.
Iaoet your Plumbing. Heating or Electric Wiring require attention' if so. let its kn.,w and
we will give it prompt attention. AU work neatly done and folly guaranteed.
CHAS. C. LEE