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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-3-16, Page 8a ritvaaoAT MAaru. is tom THE SIGNAL GODERICR ONTARIO 2(eto Wall gapers \\'e have already received .aural large shipnr_ut. of Spring Wall l'at'er., and while our .tuck is not yet complete manof th.• new lines art out yet made. we can show you very pretty Canadian Papers at .M , tic. Sc and lly ler n•11. IMPORT PAPERS . Imports -41 Wall Papers this year are very reasonable in price. eommt ncing as low a I(Ic per roll up to .10e. Many of these papers priced tit 1.ic, 20e and :rte. with pretty cut- out 1.,rticr. to match. many of the borders already cut out. others designed to be cut out. ranging in prier from lc p.r tad tilt to ifk anti I e% THE COLONIAL BOOK STORE Gee. Porter SPECIAL ! For SATURDAY Only L UNDrS FINE CHOCOLATES Fresh Shipment Just In. 29c lb. Regularly sold at 40c to SOc Ib. lam :ampbell 'Pilo. 93. CENTRAL DRUG STORE Corner North St. and Square Godericli Rus. MI 'PHONES Res. M 111111._._ Winter Footwear Style, Fit and Durability Are three very important features in footwear. They are qualities that every line of Shoes and Rubbers in our immense stock must possess. Every line is selected with these ends in view. there- fore ersuring perfect quality and footwear that will stand the test in any weather. REPAIRING Geo. Mac Vicar WE ARE GIVING AWAY FREE A BEAUTiFULOAK CHAIR TO THE BEST GUESSER (tire out window f.o pail bat hue A full line of Toilet Artides, Drugs, Pula Supplies Avt tit- for Wil ard't Forkdipt Chocolates Try our .saturdav Special Reg. 40c Ib. for 29c 16. A.L.Caldwen, Ph .B. TIn(•e1•..e'1 141 C. I.. Coulti.. l'houc 19 KINUSBRIDOE Trrnnse. March 14. Mr. Thom. O'Genre .r his rerirnd after a trop to Detroit and ('hieagn. Mise Barham Austin ire visiting Kingsle(dgs friends Mr. MWrier Griffin ia visiting his sister. Mrs. Tim. Griffin. Owing to unexpected and nnavnid. absa elreuesro•ancre the Kinersheidge D1'elaatie Club has found It necessary to postpone until some Tutor. date Berton Dtanwvnd My t.,, " which was advertised for Marsh 17, h. LUCK NOW. MrtlrnAT, March 13. Mrs. Root. Mullin. who baa bad a severe attack of broaching, is not improving as fast as ber many friend. would wed,. Mr. and Mrs. Mcl'hailesentertained on Friday evening in h ,nor of Mr. and Mrs. Neil McKers.ee, who leave on Tuesday fur their home at 8en,ans. 8as1. Messrs. Duncan and /'otcber Mc• Chitties. who have spent the winter herr, ate telurning West this week. Mr. Holtp McMillan is out •gain atter being laid up with lumbago. Miss )Lisle `therwotal st.rnl Sunday with her parrots at Belfast. Mrr iarl Begley is slowly improv- ing alter an attack of the measles. Mis. Lyle Taylor, wbo spent a fort- night in Kincardine with her friend Miss'1'ohnie, has returned home. Mew Mildird Horn is in Toronto taking treatment for spinal trouble. Miss Irene Hoboes i• home from Southampton alter spending fru da) r with M. J. ('lark. Mu. Ilolmes, of l'linton, is at pres- ent tet h ht r brother, Mi . \\ . S. Bohan, ItAY I�. Tie-isv, March 11. The Ladle: Aid of St. Andrew's church is busy- preparing for the annual St. Patrick's social, t.. to held en Friday, March 17th. The usual ¢.sof outs ie expected. HAITI -limb's 11111.1. tit, HONOR.-- A must unique service will be held in the Methodist church on Sunday monung DUX', when the local squad .l soldiers *ill attend iii a body and witness the unveiling of the village "Roll "f Minor.- This roll will ^_on- tain the moues of all the Luys who hay,- r1.Ii.trd for overseas service truncate village. and the list will be added to as others loin the colors from time to time. Mr. Jones' subject at next Sabbath morning's service will be "England and her Stake in the War.. Mrs. Richard... who has been visit• ing for the past three Weeks with her brother. Mr. Donaldaotl, returned home nn Monday. Mr. .John Davidson has gone to 13rucrfield, where he is employed in Mr. Mustard's sawmill Fat mere and teamsters are all busy hauling kings and wood, taking advant- age of the good roads while tory last, as no doubt another week or two will bring the spring break-up. We regret to learn that Mn. F. Qeruinhardt is again confined W bed. M,.. J, Brock, of Port Dover, 1• visiting at. the home of ber brother, Mr. J. McLeod. Mr. Fraser. took the service in St. Andrew's church on Sabbath morning, AN Key. A. .Macfarlane was laid up with a cold and sore throat. The tower room of the public school commenced work again on Monday. Mrs. Fergusuu haying been released from quarantine, , AUBURN. \VKDXI SIA y, March 15. COCNTRY 1.1 left (NoirabBNCSa,- Meetiog. which should he both inter- esting and helpful will be held in the Foresters' Hall, Auburn, on Wednes- day, March Gni, tinder the auspices of the Farmer: Club. The program for the afternoon seesion, to cnm- tuence.et 2 o'clock, includes discussions on the fellrwiog subjects: How to twantify the heli aero around the borne: Woman's .hare in rural better- ment; What recreations and pleasures the community nerds and how to provide than: The work of the di.- ttict reptes.•ntatrve of the Depart- ment of Agricul.ure. The evening eteeion will commence at 7.4:,, and the subj.-as on the program are: The church's share in the country life movement ; The objects and purposes of a Farmers' (Inn; An ideal rural civilization and the means of its at- tainment. Among the speakers ex- Bected to he present are Mr. W. J. ell, of the Dep •rt runt of Agriculture, Toronto ; Ms G. R. Green, B. 8. A., district r len... tative of agriculture, \Voodstock, and Miss It. Thompson. St. Augustine. :1 general invitation in erten led to the puhlie to attend these meetings and take part in thej discussio ie.''. (toed For Children. Mothers' Phte,rians agree tbat flavor and the body -budding elements of grain. lie in the dark parte usually thrown away. So also do the lime salts which your child needs to harden bones and teeth. Children fel upon COSMIC, dark •errata develop greater resistance. \\'i r.e.s the Bulger.. and Serhs. iG,wan soldier.. who conquered the world feed upon two brands of en- tire grain food n day. Dr. Jeckson's Roman Mral is a scientifically bal- anced ration male frau, several entire grains. It's delicious, easily prepared in a variety of ways and nourishes Letter then meat. Ii a a natural Iaxa- 1,vr. Moor gr. , era sell it. Made by Rouigr, Meal Co., Toronto, Caned^. )•t)RT ALBERT. \1'It»Mlt14uAy, Msreh I Mr. Tout., ..f Kincauline, vialted a few days with hi- neph,•.i, Mr. Harry Hawkins, list wr. k. Ars yeti a sufferer( Know that terrible aching, draggles - down pain, that robs you or pleasure. even of rest, and wakes I.tr wircrable'. Don't you believe t the law of average! It a remedy i ..: cared hundreds of people. don't eiink It Il:.sly 1t enepht at tease • you! .ire Zarn.Duk a fair trial! r J. Mct:wen, of Dundas, sur- f r. d fro::, plies for Moran years. '11e lays: "1 trice pretty nearly b•t gest no pet -maw -10 ✓ it one: I tried ZaniBuk. This t.al..i r^11.•:el the pain: continued t•Ar t,_ .,'e••.'y and permanently cared rte." Tt.e :1e. h hera:J essences of w filch 7n -r -11-'t !, cie:tpoard. quickly re- t ova '.eweeest!on. relieve the dull. br'-ning paln• and cure. • All dnito-Isis and stores, or puc- e:lis from Zt^••Iluk Co.. Tnronto, for prig. Sec. box, 3 boxes $1.25. (3OOERICH TOWNSHIP. \\'glrsesDAY, March 15. P.tTKttrrtc SotIvry Newsy. -It will be of interest to some to know that a reply- to a note sent with a fruit cake shipped to the soldiers in No ember has been received by • ,member of the 1'nited Patriotic Society. It was dated F,•hruary :nth, Belgium, and slated that t he cake was very much appreci- ated by the fellow. of the4thCanedian Field Ambulance, R. 8. F., who re- ceived it. The letter was signed by lien. Falconer ....A collection amount- ing to $12 i►2 was divided between the Belgian relief fund and the "Secours National." A donation of $1 was grate- fully received from Mrs. .los. N bitely. Sewing meetings will he held at the home of Mrs. 6. U. Sturdy on Wed• needay, bisect 22nd. and at the hone of Miss Alice Andrews on Friday. March 24th. All the women of the neighborhood are urgently invited to WEAK LUNGS Bronchitis -Asthma - Coughs -Night Sweats -Debility And those conditions leading to CONSU MPTION Ss.s Eftttat b from Sarni Evidence : RANDOLPH E. PAUSES, on Oath, says ; y` 'Nature's Creation' is what helped me." CHARLES [NOPH, or Oeth. says : " My night sweats "stopped and my hemorrhage stopped from the fiat LOUIS C. ZINK. on Oath, says : " I have to thank `Nature's Creation' that I ant here today." Send for Booklet containing comptetr statements on Oath. from those w'ho have- used '• Nature's Creation." NATURE'S CREATION COMPANY OF CANADA, LTD. ROOM 14. COSGRAVE BUILDING, TORONTO. CANADA Mr and Mr.. A. F. Cunningham. after * lengthy vi.i• with the formers parent•, rettoced fir their bow. at MacE'twan Estate Torun, o 011 Soutane. S• -viral of the y„i.ng folks from these pert. 'pent a most et.j ,yahlr es -ening at the home "f M.. Alex. Horde, of Shepparlron, one evening last week. T on lb. Loon hs. 1s. -en on the sick list the hot few days. 11'e all hope for a speedy ter••ve, y. Word has le. -n tsvrivwt front Lind- say Rurr,w,. He is still in teaming in England and enj ing life thoroughly. ^VV Mr. WiliNdlQnai•t left le the Nest 1.•t week after attending a winter 1 month. with hi. (,ren,. here. Fd. Sch.'nals spout the week -end at his 5•.n.. st (lint .n Iteg Me(c,-e has returned home after a few day: visit with friend. at, %Vind- enr I I'RgaglrTATnttr. - 44.1110 a number of the members of 1!hriet church west at the hoer a of Mr. and Mrs Irwin Pn.ter ono .vendor errant) and pee - waited their dam/Aber. Mrs. Orland Ralph. with a handsome mantel eloeb and ratting set ea a "oven of thele •povw•fati.'n of her work in she ebureh. 4 very e. treats* time was latent In daaeing ens reeds. Mr. and Mrs have .lose left /Or their bowie Is Um Wee. Logs Wanted We will pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of logs delivered at the mill in (:oderich. Custom sawing done promptly et any time. Grain aid CMppiag We- will ales buy grain at our elevator and will pay the hest 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., O,tderich. Exclusive agents for \SCRANTOr COAL for Goderich and District. Best Coal Mined. Any quantity heat all Maple Slabs, Ml:ed Wond, H..,roek old [ladling ICrdar or Plow.) Tu.RPMUMiIs, fret I>• retiilsne • vs et attend. ♦ very pleasant time was enjoyed at the home of Mr and 4rv. Chas. Prunus on Thursday evening of last week. when their n.tghbors and friends gathered at their home to •pend a social evening together before \I, end Mrs. Prows leave for their mew home in Colborne. F e aetliN.i ('Ll'tt. • - The Farmer& ('I.ib held a roost eejoyable'oriel even - log at the hospitable home of Mi. and Mrs. Oliver Edward on the evening of March 13th. There was an excellent short program. after whicb Mr. Thos. McMillan, of ttraforth, gave an able and Interesting address on Rural Problems After lunch was eervsd and trod Mace the King sung the older members dispersed. leaving the young. er ones to finish the evening in gawee and other amusements ....On Friday, March 31st, the Fanner. Club will hold a social eveniog at the Bowe of Mr. Keith Revell at which the flub wish to hay. the pleasure of the pres ruceof the ladies After the business there will oe • program by some of the last talent int the township. A unique feature of the evening will be the in- troduction of Lb. audience to the oew arrivals in Mr. Itevell'. 1010.egg-power incubator, and the proud possessor will give some interesting information on the raising of chickens. Let every member of the Club come, and not. alone. Tusc Pinter Ronite-Mr. IIsmic 8al- kelo reports the arrival 1.4 the first robin of the season. 11e (that is, the robin) was sewn this morning eating an apple on n tree at Walnut Farm ; alao be was having a bout *Oh a hostile woodpecker - pretty good identifica- tion omits of a genuine robin, all right. To ENFrtttlt. 11K.tLTtt Air. -On tic - count of the increasing number of cases of measles, the council was noti- fied by the Provincial health officer to have s sanitary inspector appoint- ed. Mr- U. W. Putter, of Potter's Hill. was appointed for the present year and entered 'mon his duties this week. At the I.osrd of health meeting in (cods -rich on Tuesday afternocz it was decided to enforce the Provincial Health Art to the letter. R is Inrgely due to gross tateles,nees that the ep- idemic of wra.lee has spread w rapid- ly in the township. A WORD FOR MONIS It is s grave mistake Inc mothers to Ber- ke emlar! their aches and rain-. and suffer m Marla -thin only leads to Chronic sick - nese and often shortens life. If your work is tiri ng; if your nerves are excitable; if you feel languid, weary or deprwai, you should know that Soots'. Rmnleion overcomes just such conditions. It possesses in concentrated forest the very elements to invigorate the blood, strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves and build strength. Scott's is strengthening thousands of mothexsr-•and will help you. Try it. sceit & 11,1rue. T•,mnto. Out ASHFIELD. Fon '•im SoLmItita.=I'he Ashfield Sohriers' Aid Circle packed n bele valued at 4111 l:t, which hoe been 1,•r - warded. The following ladies comtt Bi- mini to the hale : Mrs A. Quaid. 2 Pillows 2 P. Slips 4 Mr. 1t. Metal -nese 2 " �I else Hu -s. y Id•n " Mrs H. Hayden Mrs. \V. Crawford 2 " Mrs IH unningham Mrs. %V. Carey Mi...1.. Oliver 1 Nias 1 Me\lillian Mr'. John guard 1 " Nis. Maize M.s. \1. Brown 1 d'n '• Mrs. G. Richardson 2 d'n " Mr'..4. Myst. 1 Wu " 3 M•s. I'. C.awford 2 " 2 Mrs. 1t Higgins 1 " 2 Mrs. M. Shackleton 1 " Mrs. W. Bl.ke 2 sheets 2 Mis. Jake- N.t;:ee 2 pillows Mrs '1' Richardson 1 " Mrs. W. 11. Maize 1 2 Mrs, H. Reid 1 •• Mrs. A. Alt to 2 Mrs. HA. Juhuatou 2 Miss Leila Hlske 2 Mrs. W.'tli others 2 \des. Roby. (Ate ren 2 M.. J. B. Graham 2d'n " 1 Mrrl..las Stevenson 1 " I Ws J. Bennett jr. 1 " 2 Mrs. Jas. Hayden 1 " I 111.s. J• firs "ternary 1 " Mrs. A. Horden 1 " 1 Mrs.R M. -Whinney 1 " 1 M... P M. Sullivan l d'o " Mr -.Morgan Dalton 1 " Mr-. J a. Crawford 2 1 sheet Mr-. Nelson Orabstu 1 1 P. Slip MieM.l:unninghawl " M.N. It. Curwen 2 " A Stunts r of articles have been bold over tial nese .hipment- The Ulrcle is o,dehted to the follow- ing 1.•diee for knitting socks : Mrs. R. Higgins, Mus May 8aundru, Mrs. Wm. Blake, 3 pairs each : Mrs. H. Johitst:,., Mrs. 1'. McCarthy, 2 pairs each ; Mee. AngusOordon, Mins Mary McKena,e, M.,'. J. Petrie. Mrs. !toy Ma z.., Mrs. O. Hall, Mr.. Albert ARe n, Ne•. Rd Joh.o.ton, Mts. If. Alton, Mrs. (1 .•. Twamley, Mr.. Wm. Hro. n, Mi.. Geo, Felder, Mrs. R.I. McWittenry, Mies Mary 14.11, 1 (writ each. Miss R. Higgins. Mr. Jae. ('• of . 4, ho -petal &hitt. loch ; Mts. N111 Foul y, 3 ebb t&; Nis. %Vm. Slot... is. M... Wm. Blake, 2 .birts each ; Y • s. Rd. McWhinney, 1 shirt. Miss lees(• Mcllillart.ap- ie.. pyjama.: Moe. John Qt id. Mies tt.rab the e., Me -.•1a'.. Ohver, Miss M•ry McKen- tie. Mi-- F h.l Honwe. Mise M.hnda Biers. 2p its e.eh ; Miss May Dick- ae n M - Jobe. Hussey, Miss Jenn,. McGee. Mrs W. H. Maize, 1 pair each. 715I I..outhelp.. and a number of 1111•0,11i ries•-- Tbi. Sortety will take in old •melon, lines end w,r,llen pisso4 at any time. NILE. TvbenAv. March 14. Capt knee Habs•tirur•oD .pent the weekend et hi- home here. Mi s 8+J r flamer, of Aul`,irn, is .brti.,K.t,. . un , Mr-. K. Mellwain. Mr. le+lie Pusher and the Mises* Young, of Leval, wore guests at Mr. i.eac 1 at h' .•n Ntunday. MI-ese Muriel and Adeline Smith. who have been vidllreIa•i..e at flesh+•., • e a turd home last Mr. Roy el. On Si'," a Snorte of daps sidle Tr. *water frlend. la. t Ili. 01 v. M.Ns.'. of Gnd.e(eb, has here vlel l,.g at the home of Mr. D. Meets.* Mr Melvin Reid wee a N. visitor on Sweeny Mr lJn,d Meoann and Mr Oda 1 1 46 , sheet 04 .......................m•empaampaam.«.....................% temmoo WirWWWWWWWWWWvfirWWWWWWorWWWWWW 1 OU are cordially invited to attend E 4 our F 4 S ries Milliner Operung* I Thursday, March 23rd F I and FOLLOWING DAYS E 1 f 1 The season's latest and most popular styles will be F. 4displayed and you are welcome to study them at your F 1 leisure. Commencing at 2 o'clock, Thursday, March E 3 2 3rd, and continuing all week, E Nein Tailored Suits $16.50 to $25.00 There is a variety of styles and a variety of colors greater than we can list here. There are Suits of poplins, serges, gab- erdines. worsteds, etc., in navy, black, greens and tans. Each garment is designed and tailored by experts and reflects the latest and most popular styles for the coming season. There Is Wisdom and Satisfaction in Buying a Suit Early Buying your Spring Suit early, you not only have the ad- vantage of choosing while the stocks are at their hest. but also the satisfaction of wearing the new styles when they are first shown. Make your selection now and you will be ready for the fine days when they come. This week we are showing many popular -priced Suits fresh from the designer's hands. Each reflects the very latest touches and ideas in Tailored Suits for Spring. Especially good. both from the standpoint of style and value. are the new Tailored Suits we are showing as $16.50 -$20.00-$22.50-$25.00 These come in serges or gaberdines. The coats are silk -lined. many having braid trimmings. Of most there is but one suit of any distinct style. You Are Safe in Buying "NEMO" Corsets On.• l'otvt piny lash a, g.ssl to you n- another. but • may git.• you a Moire, entirely 4itf.•n•nt twcast•it i• letitt•for a eery 11itr.•r•nt tylpes,• lin at, safe in lasting "Neth," Cor -.•t.. (flee• ace "Nemo" trodeisfor all tlgor••. No matter u hat the size or proportion t lr•n• i- a '•N,•uto- C'orse't to suit and a design that will 11....111•1111,i"'Je•I for every indiyidnn! figure. S,•1ent ing the right model tuean+ nut nilly style leo comfort. Th.• young bullies in charge of our department ran render yin' great assistance in selecting t he !el e•r ,.tyle.;. "Ne•ne.-I'tempt s have hes ,y,e1 thrm.w`lye, 10 be better in fashion, 4gttn• and fit than infest any Comet made. Prices ar• $2.75 to $5.75 per pair. New Prints, Shirting(, Cottons, etc. Immense Yeti.'ty in new 11 ash .Material. .4 ,ill Lind- opened tip this peek. Hingham.. (hills. I be (cotton material- in all the ..pular e..11r •• in 1,•w d.•sigli+. .\iI gnarnnt,..t 41.1 dyes and "lots fast. Nee,' via th,-n• n r.•nw,h, when early Intying would levy 11. well eta it will belay, tot- dyes arc sure and prices lou.-! 111:111 I h,•y can posoilay- le. 44.1 - t. • t0 room . Scotch Gingham• 15c, 20c and 25c Uniform Cloths `splendid wa.ehing and %rearing niat.•rial. Half d,ri.•u o1. more weed pati •rn.Ntitahfe for children'. wear and hour,• dresses. Per yard ...... ...460 Scotch Linoleunrs "Wear Ever -quality. ANe.. patterns. 4 yards 6Vc wide. per -q. yank Hodgens Bros. DIRECT IMPORTERS GODERICH, ONTARIO Ai� visited Zion frier d. on Is .nday. Mr. and Mr-. Wm 1. ,,•tt, of Hen - miller. pent Sunday 'sith Mr. and Mrs. U. Stewart HO MESVI LE. 1Vableg !DAT, March 1:i. The symp.thy . f •hr eo.umunity is extended to Mr A. J. t' orrice on the Up-to-date Plumbing This is what you want in yo/r house or place of business. Don't let anybody put you on with the inferior kind that is al- ways causing inconvenience and trouble. Wbenfon have s Plumb- ing job to be done, call in Fred Hunt HAirtrlr TI&rat r 'Pones 184 death of his deter, which occurred at Orillie on Monday. Mr. (bournee kft on Tuesday morning to attend the funeral. A pleasant and prottt.11es evening was spent at the home of Mr S. Proc- tor on Wednesday of rhes week by the (cleaners' Mission Circle. 1 lecture entitled "Germany and the War" will be delivered by Rev. J. Knight this Fridav evening unlet the auspi: ee of the itolme.ville Patriotic Soviet y. COLBORNE. TUESDAY, March 11th. Norga. - Mr. Henry Kyle, of Zurich. is Heftiest at the home of Mr. J. C. Durst this week .... Mr. and M rs. Mellish. of Miebigan, are renewing old aeq,aintanoes in this vicinity after an ebonite of several years Mrs. Peter Fieher is visiting with friends a4 Bl th this week We are ptete..d to note tba'. Mr. MObler is able to be around again Nr. Chas. Prones moved into the house oe Mr. D. P. Schwan(s property hest week. having engaged to work for Mr. Schwan. for the anmmer Mn. Roe, who has been keeping house for Mr. N. Biter for 'several months, left for her bore at London last week. AUOURN. WEDR>:tiuAY, March II Mr. Wm. Asquith 1s confined to his had at present. Mn. Peed Yumtblut does sot im- prove se We Men& would like. Mr. and Mats. lea Araotettsg, of Brunel*. Heat ibis week with relatives bliAwed teen the village attended She fetal d Mew Wm. I. Peeks on P+wy b* pay their lame Whets err respect to one who was very highly esteemed here. Nr. Oliver lAwsnn is visiting h:s sinter at Stratford before starting for the West Mr. Joseph H.•spy. of North Dakota, is visiting his sister... Mesdarnee i(oberton. of Witmer. Mr..l C. ('lark has been adding to itis real notate, having purchased the stable cued by Olivet Lawfon as a livery aahle. Miss Klma Mitch has been at Tor- onto for the millinety openings. She expects to remain at home and work at ber trade here. Nr. and Mrs. John W. Jackson left on Monday for their home at Four Ways, Alta., after two months here visiting his mother, Mrs. Wm. Jack- son. 'CHAMBERLAINS COUGH REMEDY You reheard off many stiiious moments if, *t the first coign r 4 a Omagh terCold. you will n,'linin• itttnlab'aCo. h Remedy. It loos- ens oos.ens the phleger,, it heals the sore ulnas sad brooehial tissues, allays fever and Fires gond results at once. if influenza, Bron- chitis or %Vbnop. lag Cengb here ele•elneed, yen can count en this eiplesdld old feat - i l y remedy for sore Tong le tve 4