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OODKRICH TOWNSHIP.
The township council asst
Boleaeeville Imamate y 10th. This
leering prr.ons made the n
peopesty qualiScatiow and deader
of oMoo : W. H. Lobb, reeve : 1
A. Lindsay. Ueorge Holland, 0.
Ohio, times Falconer, Pounce
The following officers trete epee
for the year 1919. Treasurer, Joe
Whitely : clerk, N. W. Trewar
oelleetor, H. U. Tbonip,00 ; asses
Bert Morph, ; motet ire. 0. W. A
aim, 1. P. Gould : medical health
mer. Ur. J B. Whitely; mrwl.e
bawd of health. John ('ox. F'
viewers -Issas Salkeld, JAI) lir.
by, floe.. I,sithwaile, Oen, 0. Nita
W. F. luck, Jas. Yuill, John
Wood.. Alfred Nettel, Alex. W
KJwerd Wise, Guy Hicks, V
Powell, Joe. Watkins, ('has. Will
Tbw. Cbureh ll. P.wndkeepers_
Render, W. F. hick. Andrew
Gime. tie. 0. Cooper. least Salk
J.,hu Coned', Sheep val,wtors-0
William., .tire. %V.l,h, 0. W. Stu
Pat bauas,rrs-Harty Salkeld, Al
Wel ere J. .be McClure, W. J. 1(11
Dared Rel. Lorne Bell, 1;-0 11..
Joh Wool., (Myer Edward, Jos,
son, Ite,d 'Torrance, John l'. Alexa.,
Howard Sturdy, Mrlvihelturdr, '1'
Melk,nald, 11. Hutchings, Frrd F.
1 %Vw. J. Yr,', Fred Middleton,.. .e.(
clout:h..t.•. (irah.iw, Philp Itun
David Melees, 'Win. !lay, Clare
Siurdy 11 eery .Irnkin•,Jar. McCa
Edward I..el., Howard William,,(}
4.11.1.I ,• Oliver Jervis, 1)4
11'r gl.t. J -. Brick, 1\ en. Pirkat•d,•
1isrdn,r..liex. Vow It, Henry 11.1
• 1leuly 11 ..ea, .1.. Kee ::•r, ,1
1 li.,W;.. I.-wrs Andrrsuu, Tto
t. •ons r. l i ., b. last I, ,,. gold. HAW
r. n, L'..1. a'.d, 1 .ugh. David Ikalg
• Iwai '1'. i 11'Ie'. Jluuning•, J..
Smith. '1u- fullusiog accounts we
paid : Tl,:•s. Settler, greet!, $l: .1
!Lawson, deviation road. 91 : O. T.
Co., error in fixes, $1 ; John Ma:
gravelling, al ; Hey. Johnston, gra
ening, 92. election expense,, 9514
runicipal World, supplies, $7.54; J
. Whitely postage and statio,e
$e Set N W. TRee:Alt r , Clerk.
EAST WAWANOSH,
I The Hist meeting of the council of
East %Vawanosh for 1916 was held o0
anwu) 111[6, the members being J.
. Campbell, Reeve, and Messrs,
chanem, Carrie, Irwin and McGowan,
uncillor,, who were all present, hav
g each severally subscribed to the
acutory declarations of qualification
d of otticr. The minutes of Decem-
r meeting, 1915, were read and con-
nie•d. Currie -Irwin - that Wm.
ight man be reappoints assessor at
salary of $ffl4.Ut, this amount to in-
ude poatage and also equalizing the
lice village of Manchester. J. W.
ne and John S. Scott were reap.
inted auditors of townshipaccounts
d J. Gillespie member of the local
rd of health. Seven copies of The
rnicipal World were ordered as
rmerly for use of the council, clerk
d treasurer. Five donees was
ante.' on motion of Irwin and Currie
aid of the Children's Aid Society,
odericl, The following accounts
re paid : The Municipal World,
coon supplies and express charges.
.9I : The Municipal \Vorld,sub.erip-
ns to paper, $55.75 ; treasurer of
rnl.erry, settlement of boundary
e account, 827 ?A : The Blyth Stand -1
, balance of printing contract, bal-
ete., 831 12 ; 1'. McGlynn, error
dog tax, SIM ; J. McClinchey, error
log tax, $I tel ; A. Porterfield, sal -
as clerk in 1915, $110.00, postage
stationer y, $15 es0 : A. Porterfield,
pensee of nomination and election,
(10 ; Geo. NI Elliott, grant in aid
Children's Aid Society, $5. Currie_
owan-the council adjourned to
t again on Monday, February 7th.
Po Kiel. F I tI,D, ('lel k .
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GOOER CH TOWNSHIP.
1'ATIturrl. $oi 1F.71 NOTa•.-The
I members of the United Patriotic Soei-
et c will hold their general meeting at
the home of Mrse M. E. 8alkekd, Bay-
. field toad, ..n Wednesday. February
i 2nd, at 2.31) p. m. Alt ladies interested
in This work will be made welcome.
On Itecernher 2)th a hale of goods con-
tairing IQ teepee! shirts, 32 pairs of
socks and a few bandages, and again
I on January '4th a bale containing flEi
hospital shit s+and a'pairs of socks was
Iu, warded to the ('anadisn Red Croce
8ociCCJy, Too onto The Society
wishes to acknowledge the fellowiog
donations r Farmers' Club, *23 ; Mi,.
Thomas ('os, 91 , Mrr, Salkeld. si.,
91.
TILE FARMFits' ('Lee. -On the e•en-
ing of Jenna, y 21'th, Mr. J. J. Mor-
rison, of Arthur, Ontgave a very
all.. and imtructiye address to the
Fanners' Club, which was much en-
joyed by those pieseut ..On the
Medicine Which Made 309•
goon's Work Usoece.saFy
oseAall N.IT. - •'lar t� geed• 'l
EaENat atw took alio
emits. I was get..
wseseeveryday.
woeld�le'm� head
was
always I could
not the
because
in myback and ihed
pains lo m�
stom-
ach. I weak to
doctor and he said I
must 10 tel operation, bpt j
nut go. I read to
the paper about
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Cosa -
grind and told my husband about it. I
acid 'I know nothing will help me but I
wilt try this. 1 found myself 'repine -
leg from the very bottle„ end in two
weeks dins I was to t down .std
eat a hearty b fast with
ttvrpy bele
bead, which I had not done
1 am now in the best hall
did not have the
Ione A. Kovno, 502 Amens,
Astoria, N. Y.
and the one dreads the surgeon's knife
Aerating table. Sometimes
nothing else will do; but many times
doctors say they are
ham necelssairliyowhen
the aarPnnkot Ltat•baftoeryr .etteter comw
a TRtHents►t JAtrUAST 27, 1916
Steck Taking Sale
Mies, Prayer Books aai Hypes
Soaks.
Large print Bibles, special this
week ... Tie
Beira large print Bibles, dear black
K well Lound. speci.1 this
... , . , ;SSB
swell Pocket Bibles. wosurea bitsd-
inR. ted under gold edge. special
this week . ,. . 910o
T ,nsplete Biller. strong binding.
special dui ieg ash. . ... IgM
1.trite cleat type Testament',speeis!
this week 10e and 1Se
:;panel cut pike* ntl a number of
Piai•et lucks.
v,,, -tial cutpu:es M, all 3lethodist
alai Pt ratites Hvwn Hooke.
.l selling Agents fen Water -
•;..'a Ural Fountain line,
$st.So up.
1' a 1. rL Pet f• r• F,.uniHin Pena.
sold go;J }..int.., positively the
best yalnr,al the market $1.00
THE COLOMIAL BOOK STORE
GET AFTER
THAT COUGH
wr'h
white Pine and
Spruce Balsam.
The best Cough Remedy
we know. of.
'anted si.'ampbell
Phwr. $
CENTRAL 'DRUG STORE
Corner North St. and Square.
Godericti
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Winter Footwear
Style, Fit and
Durability
Are three very important
features in footwear. They
ate qualities that every line
of Shoes and Rubbers in our
immense stock must.possess.
Every line is selected wit},
these ends in view, there-
fore ensuring perfect quality
and footwear that will stand
the test in any heather.
REPAIRING
Geo. Mac Vicar
An retrace of prevention is worth a
pound 01 cure. and it will also save k
peck of trouble.
Visitor "Hew delighted you must
have been wben you beard your son
had won the V. C. Scotch Wife -
'O, ay t t was pleased enough, lint I
weans surpr, o.d. He stied up to me
once."
Let There be Light
And there was Tight wherever we were given
an opportunity of installing
Electric fixtures
Experienced men and the best
materials is the secret of our
success.
Our store is Headquarters for everything in
Electrical Appliances, from a POCKET
SEARCHLIGHT to an ELECTRIC STOVE
Beauty and Utility are combined •
in much of our stock, and -
PRICES ARE Ri`CHT.---•%1P-
ZETET ROBT. TAIT
F.F•ssii
HE SIGNAL t CODERICH ONTARIO
WOMAN AVOIDS
OPERATION
operations were advised and woes not
••••a ed, or, if ppeerrfformed,did.egood.
'a E Pnkllam s ypitbh Com_
was used and good Mowed.
Irl? 7Ow
evening of January 21st the Club gave
• patriotic concert in 1 nion chinch.
The program was an excellent one
sad well rendered and was much ap-
preciated by the audience. Many
thanks are due from the ('lub to all
those who ao ably assisted in making
the affair • success. The collee,tioo,
which amounted to $3i, was donated
to the Ladle. Patriotic Society
The next meeting of the Club will be
held in tee Orange Hall on the evening
of January 314. Mr. J.N. Ksrtighan,
of Colborne, is expected to be with us.
There is also some special bu.ioess to
be attended to. Will the members of
the Club and also those who have not
yet joined kindly mike as effort to be
present W. C. c. NAFTEL, Srertary-
Treasurer. -
iter J. E. Robbins calls the atten-
tion of readers of The Signal to the
homemade candies made and sold at
"Kandyland," on the Square. See his
advertisement on page
Logs Want
We will pay the highest cash
prices for all kinds of logs delivered
at the mill in Goderich.
Cue tom s.twiog,done promptly at
any bole.
We salt l sad
Choppiog
nly at our
elevator and will pav the best mar-
ket prices.
Orders for chopping or rolling
grain promptly and carefully at-
tended to at our chopping mill.
J. E. Baechler
Mill and elevator north of Mac.
Ewan's coal yard., Goderich.
IWateresPee. Jia. ll.
;beesOur ysegbaatsare busy taking sleek
diA ambit jm• was held la the Metbie
Oebbes*� on Wednesday'vesting;
proceeds le aid of I he Red Close.
Brumes Goss. --On Saturday last
tis Wl4ertlao•s the Nine Mils !fiver,
ow the 4'h eowreslon of Asba'Id, at
Disbtr's, solbspsed with the tierce of
the ler sad water, Fot I unately tic
one was ote the bridge st tie ems, al-
though the traffic that day was as
usual. The absence of the bridge la a
great Irseavenlence to those livin
west of the river io getting to the vil-
lap. but we understand a temporary
means will soon be provided to make
traffic passable until spring, when
a new sad sul.stamtial bride., will be
constructed.
Estkierao,-Joseph KIIIotish, one of
our most respected citizens, has an-
swered the 'all of enlistment. Joe felt
it his duty to respond some time ago.
but owing to urr•ent demands at bonne
he could not see bis way clear. How-
ever, be wa. out to he stopped, an 1
bas gone to t.uderich, where he is now
under tralnioa. He will be missed in
this loealil , Lot we warrant be will
till the bill at the trout. in stiategy
sod endurance. We wish him success
and safe return.
PeesoNAL,-Chas. Lockhart, of Au-
burn, was the guest of Marvin Duruin
00 Sunday.,.. bliss Mabel Johnston,
of Bluevale, is visiting at Mr. O. E.
Aug{(ustine's this wes l .... Miss Bates,
of Goderich, las resumed her duties at
B. J. Crewtold's .tore Some of
the Dungannonites atteodad the box
social at 8. 8. No, n, Ashfleld, on Fri•
dyy evening of last week... ..Mrr.
/fairyFowler is on the sick list the
last ew day. ..... David Glenn and
wife have gone up to Huron township
on an extended visit.
DUNGANNON.
ST AUGUSTINE,
TUESDAY, Jan. 25.
Norge;. -Mrs. gray and children, of
Gilbert Plains, Man., are visiting
friends in this vicinity.... Boyle Bros.,
of Fordyce, finished cutting wood at
J. W . Boyle's on Monday Miss
Ms 1Vllsgrl is visiting friends at
Lucknow this week ...Mr. and Mrs,
H. King visited at Mr. Geo. Broph 's
on Sunday ....51r. Alex. McCabe, who
is ill, is bot Improving as flat as his
friends would wisb ....Mrs. J. Gran -
stone Is visiting ber mother at Pi mon.
. \Veddlug tells are ringiog.
HE'S WELL FITTED TO SPEAK
OF IT.
Mr. Brother,too', Experience with Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
Victoria Harbor, Ont , Jan. 24.-
(Specialtroubled with rheumatism .--k or several in my lears I ft
hand which would shift to my elbow
and then to my left shoulder," says
Mr. D. Brother t son, of this place, • "I1
was very annoying and painful at
tumor. 1 heard of Dodd's Kidney Pills
helping others, so I quit the liniment I
had beiriff using and took six boxert f
them. thrum/it's= disappeared.
I also know Dodd's Kidney Pills to be
good for kidney trouble both in my
own case a$d through others."
Remedies are known by their rarer.
Tbnt's why IJodd's Kidney Pill* are
the best and most favorably known
kidney remedy in the world today.
Anothe'- of the Pioneers Gone.
Once more we are called upon to
record the death of one of the ptooeers
of this country, in the person of Susan
Wonnacott, relict of she late William
Yso:'wbo predeceased ber five years.
Mrs. Yeo was born ie Devonshire, Eng-
land. Her mother dying when she
was quite young, she came to Canada
at the age of nine years with her father
sod rider sister Ann, who was after-
wards married to James Hutchinson.
On their erri•el in Canada they settled
in the township of Clarke, east of Tor-
onto. Som' years later Mrs, Yeo came
west to the township of Fullerton,
where she met and was married to
!William Ye nn
Jaa y 15th, 1849, by
the v. Philip James. In 1656 Mr.
and Mrs. Yeo moved to Or•ey township
and in Wei they came 10 the township
of Goderich, where they continued to
t'es de until •r- Yeo', death in Febris.
ar 1911. After this Mrs. Yeo lived
with her youngest son, Nelson, In
Goderich, at whose home she passed
-- away on thet3tb Inst She celebrated
Business and
Shorthand
Westervelt School
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OPERA -:- HOUSE
CODERIQ!
STARTING
Week
JANUr 31f1t
-A COMPANY OF MltlrT-
JOE N. BUCHAN'S
SIC COMPANY aoF�
Associate Pldyers
In the latent metropolitan
atlCCe S,aec
GUARANTt sY PRESS A IC
AS Tf1!aa YSTOCKLUNG Aery
•
MMsmday Hit -"T
Final Settlement"
I Zito YAM:MYRA. ACTS g
• - Oita OWN OeCRR3TeA
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Kedisee Saturday at 2.30,:
ber eighty -drib birthday November
5th last. Mrs, Yeo from her youth lived
a snot consistent Christian life. Ie
the early yeses she was a member of
the Biblel'btistian denomination. and
ber home Was always open to the
ministers and she always took a deep
interest ir: every good work. She
leaves • tamely of four sons and three
daughters : john W., of (lodesich
township :.fames W.. of Winnipeg,
Man.: Mary J., of Tamara, Wash. ;
Ben W of Toronto ; Regina R., of
Swan [Ake, Mao. ; Nelson A., of
Ooderlch, and Mianle G. A.. of Tacoma,
Wash. The funeral took place on
Saturday last to Hayfield cemetery.
The service at the house was con-
ducted by Rev. J. E. Ford, of Victoria
street Methodist church, and at
the grave by Rev. J. E. Jones,
of Bayfleld Alsong those present
were the four Gens and one daughter,
C' Vela
and bee husband, Mr. .Inbn
: Mrs. Gee. Sawyer and Mise
Alm ira Huicblesoo, of Mitchell, nieces
of the deceased. Tia pallbearers were
Me 'thew Bats, Giles Jenkins, John
WC -cid and U. Lttle.
LUC AL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Agother ap rs being reads this
week to the su lbws to the Cana-
dian Patriotic to pay op their
subset iptlona It 1s hoped that all
who promised a mooed iustalsnent os
January 1st will pay up at ones, to
avoid U01/ work in bookksee.
4.g and expense to taming elreelers.
Mr. Genie's Nettie is attending the
Stratford Business Ootl1ssggee sad his
brother. Bora,, le with theist a BatW-
les at Wort BaedNag Mem
Both are sore of Mr. and Mrs
Meds of tows Dane ootafhdos
twat by • In last week's
MSRN M to the rues of aesetbsr
yan
Vane N,h s who lived le (ioderieb
t hao Ibe a trem'adow. diferesee be-
. posse
pye's,
sett I& ret. Lab! msod
Narrative.
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$1.00
Any Trimmed Hat in the Show
Room for $ 1 .00
Saturday and Monday are clean up days in the Millinery Department- Monday
winds up our business year and we want the show -room bare of Millinery when
closing time comes that day. It is an imperative rule with us that no millinery
must be carried from one season to another. That is why we have taken the last
of the Trimmed Hats we have, no matter what their former price or real worth,
and grouped them in one lot and offer you your choice, commencing
Saturday morning, for the insignificant stem of Si 00
Children's Hats 39c
Clearing the Children's
Hats, felts and velvet
shapes, ' all ready-to-wear
styles, regular up to $1.50.
No matter what they sold
for, any one of them
Sat. morning only .. 39C
What About a Vacuum Cleaner?
Let us send you one of these,..stonderful little
helpers and try it out in your own home. You
can use it as you like clean, your house from top
to bottom, then if you decide you do not want to
keep it, let vs know and we will take it away.
Beasy terms nent o deereh the tuanufactto place this, therer we beat Vs. um�leanerering s special
in es many howea as possible. ,
Hodgens Bros.
DIRECT IMPORTERS
GODERICH, ONTARIO 1
•• • I
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
The Winter Term now on at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN ttOUND1.aOONT.
doteccouree rs of practical.15d Outdoes&. twee-
d
t palmitin,: and Preparatory.
Worthy stsdoet- .seLsted to good ray-
leR ;willow.. %S a ham, an ueris asl.d
connection with hest business hooses
writers our graduates sea etiralarly ow-
fMled._ Writs for pant Fall In
rosmaUon sent ries es sppllenuoa.
C. A.CU MIN°. F.C.A., PrinelpaL
U. D. LIZMINU,leocnet ray.
file's English �'effees
• se Deas " is Your I
Mouth" Did.
Egg and Milk Daintie.
Mint and Batter Dainties
Rum and Butter Dainties
Cream Toffee Roll,
Whipped Cream
Cream T tternttt.
Russian Treacle
Bon -Bona
All Chewey Toffees at
40c A POUND
H. C. Dunlop
Rsxol! Store
E. Senna, Mgr. - G ad&
very
Woman
Knows
the discomfort of dusting -but
few realize its dangers. When
&weeping carpets and floors with-
�u'
DUSTBANE
the fine, grey, microbe -lade•
dust is thrown up in clouds, to
settle on tables, chain. window -
ledges and every other plow
where a minute particle ca. 41111
a resting place. As it tam a
carries germs of marry disease'
along, «bleb are breathed into
the lungs of the woman who
sweep, and of children and
everybody else in the bowie
Gina wind the pod .,t
BUY DUSTBANE
at all gropers
Insist oe baring Dustbane, for
imitations are not so good.
REO (;ROSS NOTES w:E Ems,. Mee Burrett Mia Bur
Th
• Society acknowledges (be fol•
Mowing contributions received during
the past week : Mrs. D. Ferguson,
l Mrs. Jere. Dickson, 5 pairs socks ; Mrs.
W. L. Horton, 3 pairs ; Mrs. Gordon,
Mre. P�iifoset, Mrs. Clemeot, Mrs,
Jamas Moore, Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mrs.'
ritt, 3 pairs each ; Mr,. Nelson Steep,
No Name, Mrs, Carrie, No Name, Mee.
Win. McMatb, Miss M A. fiutritr.
Miss Allen, 1 pair each ; Mia, Burrit t.
I cap.
It is the customary (*Leo/new truths
to begin as heresies and toendas super-
stitioos.-Hu;ley.
LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLAR
SHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Particular
Add �
LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mus. Bac. Member Pr
cess: -354.6 Dundas St.,
London, Ont,
Get "More Money" for reerSknk
Muskrat. Raceme, Fozes, W hite Wessel. Plebes
and otter Fur bearers collected 1a U'asr asettad
BEEP TOUR p yDERtCT ` -ifu -
I
Inn in toss wets alNI1R
■ ;neat:,-tesponuM.-seht ger
uterioo existing or "more than a third o((ak ill sa 1111111101141111iit „r
ce•dni record amending Fur Abloom' Pnsetpt,3A I$FAC'TOR
AND PROFITABLE returns. write foe `Wer REaent aaane ,�
time arreu.b,e, accurate market report and price Wt p IbI&iet
w',ue 1.. to -!sow -it's FREW
A. B. SHUBERT, Inc.A/r av/c
THE JANUARY
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers Sale
Ten to Fifty per cent. Reductions
Our great stock of Boots and Shoes included
S'ou reap the advantage during this sale ; First, in our low
regular prices. Second, in the spe;ial reductions ranging
from 10 per cent. to 50 per cent. we give on these regular
prices during January. Come while assortments are com-
plete and selections are the widest.
A Few Representative Prices
SPECIALS FOR WOMEN
Women's Lace and Button Boot., black and tan leathers, sell-
ing at less than half-price, per pair.. 11.50
'Extra Special Reductions in Felt Shoes, Slippers, Mocca-
sins, Dancing Pumps, Club Bags, Suitcases and Trunks.
POLISHES -All kinds, 10c for &, enc for 12c, 20c for 16c,
25c for l9c, during January Sale.
Lumberman's heavy snag -proof Rubbers, tan leather,
12 -inch top, laced. Regular per pair 94.75, for $3J
Gum and snag -proof Rubbers, oft OR two buckle or laced.
Best qualities $1W and up
Heavy Reductions on children's, mise', boys', women's and
men's Overshoes and Ittitbbers.
Successors to
3001 RRPAIRINO
J. If.McOlintaa
Ondeeich
Waiters &
Meek f �•.
B�.ars
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