The Signal, 1916-3-30, Page 44 Tuvwanar. MASON 3O 1916
no SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
You're Comingto
Thein' Young Ilan
Suis. asyou area loot high
Bates Irani Tattles
And once you get them
you are going to stick to
them as you would to a
favorite girl. They have
style that is bound to stand
you out in the crowd.
boost your stock in busi-
ness and make you look
like "somebody:' You
may pick from scores of
colors ma d e to your
measure, and get any style
you want.
Leave orders now for
.your Easter Suit.
Walter C. Pridham
Society Braga Clothes, King
Hats, Headlight Overalls.
CARLOW -
T titaDA', March el.
Mr. Vere Cunningham visited •t
Clinton last Sunday.
Capt. Bert Vireos and Mr. WIV
Watson entertained their friends at •
dance at the home t 1 Mr. Walter
K i'.g' w ell.
M• ars. Janine ('seen and Frank
Reit y Lave enlisted to go to the front.
8.111.' 111. We Of nue Y"1111g 111.11 ate gi v.
:of the 111 alter ret ince cn,i-hlerw'ioq.
1 win bow• canoe to Ihr hnuor of 11r.
and 11.e. Ooidon 1'ouog oil Thursday.
Msreh 111 h. We 4'11 not wonder at
Mr. Young's wearing a 1, b a broad.
smile
Ilox Mo.IAL..- The Not social
wbi.•b was br1.1 in the. township h411
on I rki.y evei M, 17 h ins'.. tinder
our im,plc... of the lied Case Society,
was • gleet rllrrera. Doting 1 he first
pall of 4 he rY g a Hist-, yes pro.
104111 w,.. 4IY•'11, eon-i14Ung or nd..s by
\ICs. Kulwtt -on and Miss Marion l; en.
duets by Mrs.r'.. Fi.lier 'mud Tyndall,
al,. go uears. 2horuses, dialogues.
and a kiwi•lnatiun by Mr. Iteg Men
which w„- t;,vru in .xcrllrntstyle. The
ladies s.,:ll for tr Sl tel t . 9225,
which shooed the ratriatie sibel411ty,
of the yuul.l; Coen and In many castes
1hedeternli'atom 10 ort the 'sigh•"
Is
X. The 4I,,'e, 1- 1 to $51.55,
:u d we hop. the next event will 1.t- a
4.l,ll )(trate, .ucct-.b.
KINUSBRIDGE.
' 'I'l' AsI, \ 1•, 11 tr, h 2‘..
M,111.ul U (11444 wade a business trip
I.' (''1,1,1..11 I..1 1..•rk.
.I,.-rph liar t, y, til the l; C. 1sp •ut
the week -.•,.•I 11 d r the palladia 1. 1"t-. 4„;,,,,,,,11,„„ 144 p. i tuf a suits, 17 grey -
We r. i;., 1 14, hl.ve to 1411 '11 the ill- flannel shill •, 15 working shirrs, IS
14..1'1 John (I'.\ri1, bat we' hope tor piiluw-lips, .1 p'low.,'a washcloths,
hi. 11111,11y i, 1 'et-, y ' nu Lista mad knit, I fiitekage umaga-
J.i, ••• lj tat t v. agen'•y,nlanager fun x,nrs, 2 sera/. 4. ,oar ; value of title,
111.' N.'4;1"I4 I.'f•• As11uimice 4,,1.., war vita 4') ... 'Ilir Soeirly is indebted church and social work, and their di -
.I ...
.-}we
1 lar
I.1 111 I 1 n r 11
ti I,k r t- Dein • buttes tor the NIL
1' e. 14 I'r E. U'11. 1-11, of the 1111.1 to the 1 Il 6 g neighti will cant! quite a tithe ih the
of pillows : Ills. A. Mugford, Mla, nrighto,thu.al iu whu•tW they have
In.1,11 11t 11)11 4), elwnt a ^onple o1 11rrckow. Mts. Blake. MI's J. Allis, lived for the lout fifteen Years. 'Their
'.4,tv..•1 the past wt ek in our ' Ise. ' 11.4. 1V. dlydhill, 1Ir5. Will Stevens, friends wish thew all happiness in
A r crust i.e rnr-lir'g whi,•h will be Mir. T. ('ou.uls and 11r. Jesse(lrihill, ; their new home lir. and 11rs.
addressed by Judge Kkin of Walker ' 1 each ; Mrs. t'. Allis, Mrs. H. (lard- Verge Gliddon also ale leaving 'his
ion will be held in the parish hall byre iner, Abs. It. Moore,' 2 each ;neighbo hood. They will move shunt
next Thur .I 'y '•v• fling. . Mrs. Ilarry Mem. Mrs. W. Mc11'hin- ly to Mrs. Gliddnn'r torur.l• home nese ,
'A11.n1(4 tierrtsu Ite.tnt'.-O4r ley, 3 'each : Mrs. Ed. Ala -kali, Hamilton wh re the lady's parents
(;real Lk
ies .14114,10 who spent the 1. ....The S. ciety heartily thanks the still reside. Mr l;uadou has, we I
.inter months a• the hours of their' following ladies for contributions of understand, entered into a business
4111•11t14 1t 're have all Ii'ft to resume' socks : Mrs. Ed. Grigg, 17 pairs; jw rtnrrship with his father-in-law.
their ocellpit. at their respective Mr,. Ed. Walters, Urs. Jan. Long, 7 They also will be much misaed hire,
stations. Engineer Joseph U'Cunnor, {airs each ; yrs. 1'. Cousins, Miss as they have, dui ing their five year.'
whose 4..nt OAS Ltid tip in (iodrr,eh Barbara McCabe, 11 pain each : Mrs, stay among. us, dune wt•rh to help
it oleo. fry the winter, conuurn.;rd Harry 11ew, Miss Ethyl Straughan, along all social func'ious. The good
fl:'ine out .•pe•atioos last 7'hursd,v, Mir. M. Swantz, Aire. J. Young, opa iri wishes of their friends >I;o with them
end 1•:ngineri Tho.. O'(;onnnr I. ft un' each • Miss Millie 'Voting, Miss' Kahy also
E,iday to start.wolk on his Lost. The Young. Mrs. 1Vni. Met'atw, Mr s. -%V tn.
oth••r auilols air : Jerk Mc('arthv, Mc%Vhlnory. 4 pails each ; MIP. J.
Thomas OW J/ek 4llglry end frank Arlin, Mise Pearl Young, Mts. Win.
Avain. Stiaughan, Mr... Hteckow, 3 pairs Mrs. 1Vm. Baldwin is visiting her
- - each ; :Ira A. Fisher, Mrs. S. Allitt, ot 441 SleatWld.
8-It14 for "Thr Battle ('ry of Peace" Mts. W. Oke, Mrs. .I. Mitchell, Mrs. Mt. ,aid Mab. l;. 11'. Lane vi.:t-,l
o ill he 1.11 -911' v1 .'k in advance of S. 14. Potter, :dies H. King, Mise Elsa' friends at Putt Albeit Ina, Saturday.
the On, ing. Matinee "I'd two ever:- Ukr.2 pairs rash : MCP. li. Heat, sr., The people heir are ploughing and
1114 pet tin . ,ot•• .. 11.4. J. Tn•LIe, Mrs. J. Frsgan. Mn. ,liscing the roan' .11 as to put. it in
•Coo Oke \li•s Ella Oke 'lit, Nellie better condition
5T. AUGUSTINE.
Tt Ksl►ar, March Nf.
Mise R. Thompeon visited Mrs. S.
Roach last week.
Mos. Moyers. of Culross, is visiting
her mother, Mre. Ed. Brophy, this
week.
Miss J. 1. McAllister has returned
after a two week, visit with Loudon
!aired..
Alis, Elie%Thompson and bee broth-
er W1111aw visited lienwiller friends
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. (Geo. Robertson, or
Locknow, visited at %Via. McAlhater's
last wes k
Messrs. %Vw. Rrdrnond and Wm. M.
M'•Allistrr were visitors wt (iodertcb
on tiwlurtlay.
Miss \lay Redmond, of the London
Nomad 1.44q10 01. 4.'peuding a few days
at her h here.
Miss Della Plowman entertained a
number of her friends to • birthday
party nn (Saturday.
\lis+;s Lottie and Victor Johnston, of
the 1%'loghaw high is hoot, sprat 144141
aesk at their Inoue brie.
A Ler o1 the members of the
K ale Clutf and their ['tends met ins the
l.a.eineed I1 the Methodist charch,
Donny brook. lea 'Thursday evening
and pie...utei Mrs. Joe. 'Thompson,
John J. -Herron and F:rneet Tuompson
with w1.4.1 watches.
BENMILLER.
\I,l L.tv, March tt.
Itt:u l'nu..' 1Wuus.-Thr Ilenuliller
Red Close S..ci.ty (Colborne town- travellers.
shipped a bale of gu.ods X. the 'Pula:'. WILL BA Mil viui.- Messer.
head office in '1'uru4tu to M trcii :; •1 Johu and James Lit k1ater, with Lite
rohUuniflg the IoIlowing ar:i.I.' : 1:'1 forturi's daughter, 11 ..4 Mary, are
moving to town thi, neck, and will
take up their residence on lWt l;r
street. They will he much noosed
herr, where they have always Leen
foremost among 41...,' interested In
took Its fiIgbt, atter two weeks' suffer-
ing with ptasuii.sla. Mee. Insipid ■
hosts was lin Germany In 1844, leaving
the e In infancy. Slut was married in
1875 to Ilenry !turner, of Wilwor, and
• year later moved to Bast Wawa -
n osh In 1IMt1 Mr. Ruegrr died and
star was married somaears later t,.
Jalnb Insuld, of New Hamburg, who
died in haft. The doeesseed leaves eve
children : Daniel Korner, of Stanley
township > Joh.. Boogie., of 11reMhu,
N. 1►. ; Otto Rueger, of Kest 1• i.d.
Sask.: Mrs, J. H. Dunbar, of Dresden,
N. 1) , end Mies Cora bigold, at home.
The furietal will take vier, on Thur --
day from the B ptlbt church to tl e
Evangel. al WNW tery. 11 •v. J. K. Fair -
full, ('bfltoo. and Rev H. Roma.
of llen.niller, conducting the serris'es.
The syntl.!thy of this common'•y noes
nut to the family in the lugs of a lov-
ing mother.
DUNLOP.
1Vtcu.i ot)A'V, March 2;1.
Mrs. A. Allen, wbo bad the mis-
fortune 44 weak ago to slip on the ice
and break a small boue 111 her wrist
is waking a favorable tecoveiy.
The roads in Chia part of Colborne
ate to a shocking slate and if lite
draft. are nut levelled down with plow.
or 1111. rw ire Ih, y H111 soon be im-
passable. The lace rains have taken
away a great deal of snow. but the
great drift in Dunlop centre is still
there, a wonuuu•I.t to l►ld King
1Viutet'. power BHA u menace to all
LANES.
111vsUAh, March 27.
PAINTdirect from factory
saving dealer's profit
House Paint, inside or
outside, Flat or Oil
Fiti'ish, Quarts 45c $1.50
Gallons
Why pay regular retail prices for
paint when you can get whatou
10 gapless for want at less than wholesale?
O.:: Paints are cuaran eed to give satisfaction.
MINERAL. FAINT COMPANY, LONDON, ONT.
Ready Mixed and
Fire Resistant . Barn,
Roof, Iro:i, Priming
$1.25 a gallon $10
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•1 1lome seekers
Excursions
icry Tuesday, March to October
"All Rail"
. y \;',%'n -_-:;,day During Season Navigation
"Great Lakes Route"
• •o the pr:rn.' , here last ye -r Canr.,la's Greatest
1 11,-;: ;.; a home wa:tiny for y&1. Ti.'
"a . 11.)I AN PACIFIC
', , . . `ere, p'. •,r you .11 the informat:.,n e•i:out
.. ';) you to success. ::
:., Horn env Canadian 'Picket
4,r write W. U 'forward, Diet:let passenger
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======== L1=Q
SERGES !
•
Blacks, Navys, Copenhagen, Russian0
Green, Browns, Reds and Greys.
This Ad. Is Directed to the Woman Who Wants the Material for
a Smart, Stylish Spring Suit at a Moderate Price.
Since every woman is interested in buying a new suit at a
price she feels has secured for her the utmost in style and
value, we feel sure there will be many 'pleasant surprises for
you at our dress goods counter.
New Serge Suitings,
60c to $2.00 a Yard
If you knew how the price of Serge is ad-
vancing you \t'ouldo't .wonder that we want
to lay spacial emphasis on these Sergcs at the
prices we are selling them for.
We guarantee perfect sati;:faetiun front
every Serge that is bought itt this .tore.
Silk Crepe de Chene Waists,
$3.50
.'t `ilk Crepe do (Ilene Waisent :63.4) would
111 considered a good value most any tilue.
t right now while Silks are :t(lv:it:clog in price
this is .t very unusual value. liven' waist
guaranteed to wash and give perfect satisfac-
tion. Colors nlaiie. black; pink. and white :
h.is the new collar with lint ton trintnling.
J. H. COLBORNE 2
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= L7 LZ •
18):.,44 -.Ma* 1 tft'I Winter trnrirtic tfrwntt av sturdy
Mi., E Ina \C .11'rr., 11 's. a fight as the tie& .0 ins, hitt like thecal .
Ifothet fold. 1 ,pair each . 1110 he to Leginhiog to tied has w,•.1k1:e,•
t e •• .4 11 for the month weir : 1:1'0111 i . 114. l'h14.. alt ,a i, r xp"cte,l 1'
ti'e'r -hit, coarse,', $I',.ln : \Ir. 1411( rea"h 'mint' luJay afore I e' ig ,oto •
• \I.- N..4 I0.1-, $.i 'Pl ; 115• .\. F, -tart, time in the Feign. 11 •.pi Gtt, is hire Ie"
'., el ; Ir.4u ihr H.'nuntI'' 1- /•.41g - h;( nn ope.a' i, n' for apP,'' 4 ..1-,
,ant •r,.,itithet t. ill' T.,,' 114111
,It4,'u'nlr.nl tilt' Cul;rl. .a °17:1.1.
ver - - -
.\n1nt..' dr«1.jug l.ewi11g 4,t' k4;it•ng
la' - ,lr•Ilt „r Newil•CI o1 1L•-. 1•: t.
\\'.ilii.;Iry kniiI ,,:..
AUBURN.
Mr -.'1.1 , . \."ho:. 1. is confined to
1t-, 11.,1 ,Ir 1 l'a'th'.
\'i 1•:.. \1,••1•..1 4,.'tl•i1, i. 11',111••
WO,. I..., 1.1'. i'. ,•.:1
'Al:• %VIII..'. M ltrien run -;ng it t
1,11, II,1.,,.,,'.,L,:..e 4,11 t1'. STANDARD FENCE
t ,u
til.. -1rn,• 11..%1• :111erlily (Appcd
.11 • ,'11os'. '144 ,; .' I' 1,•t.4I ileo: ' 1 1 111.1 •
111 {•�.• -1 I 11•
1.• .t
lir 44.1.4 .'s 11.1r4•444.11 Lacy
•.1: '11,11' 144, t ,tlu .t-.1 ,1••li',,"1 j
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r \I !„ i;•\, 1'.\i4 [ r i:'
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!1 •II!1.11 �'4.in.,-•11.•p',t•-i
Hill 1'•• •I;i1,d Iy applying -10
ROBT. WILSON
Ha :. ton S:., Gode-'ch
maim essmm
7G'30 Rods of
•',,'l11.11••,: 11.11 y,.114' 1'. ,''1
,.•til , .. 'II11 I`I,• I",• 11.,41 111 111 111 1 ,•,
. 1 ' , • ti el I lig 11.ink Irl .11',•r.•llrlit
t4, .1.. I) ki.l, i11, mi." 1',•••4,',' 1 111
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14 ',.. I , r l •11 11 , 1l.yht' ,k, 4.11 .11 -
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t:l�••' :lie ,o•inotl'- 4.'11'. 11-•c tr ..--
t,•1.1•,1 i1 i 1e 1,11111,•I , t r 114 roU of The
'` 1e.1r14 44 r.. 1 11 11 11•. \\',•gn"1. tit- 114..4
.; 11- 4. 1 1„'1 11'4•.9 l '4'114.113)4 ; h4'
c,111 'c and hill n"..• I'oruu).lt. Ic 1141
111,' H-:1 • 1' 111 ••1.
1►:tIA; or 1111.. -Ott 11,•n-
.1 ,t 11o,,, he.pie it of Mi-. Ingo1J •.e•a•••••oo.
1,.. s. ,1 i Ly I.1'y. 1
11•:1;. \\.. have tnurar
tor•• 1 1 't- tit hon•.• c , •11
'1..\' .ye Ione 4,11,11: -'
44-.- r 44 - Ir. 1 ('.11 111 'tier
e • .-'111 a 211114 g' t .' I r
1't- r 1,. y .,1 'iy t. II•
i t ... ....1 I h.. (.'n.•.'.
Machinery
n u 1,.11 line 1 Farm
.1 I.IIi \- a1Ray, n 11,1111.
Envies and Carriages
,'..• !I ,, ;hem, ..44 -'btpe• ant
.\ Itrer ns-ortu,"ut 141•
t,lc-r ..)Mar.
1, 4011411 few tot:, of 11'9•
P\\II', i11.t\) 111► 111:-
5I I:.\;l 1'1•:1('111.1%Flt, He
11 'y. ;t , .:lead just
11.11"1 "flit Wood (1Lilvert.i
n part of town.
'finny :Co. II;..
♦ NNw�1,NN�
NEWtiATE i
STREET LIVERY
H. J. Fisher
HAMILTON NTH BFT
and stet a line on a good ides
dist will interest you -end
save you money.
(Baying purchased the
livery hosine.tt of Wm.
Fnopx. 1 ant improving
the cyuip,ment And in-
tend to ptovide -
Good Horses
Prompt -Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
All orders 1,111 receive
prt'mpt and careful at-
tention.
TeLlerwo'a No. 178 for
a good turnout.
ti. R. STOWE
Lv c r
Woman
Knows
the• iii. e,lfort of duslins--lot
few rl•a' ' its dangers. Whensweepint -ernels and Wows with-
,om
DUSTBANE
the line, grey, microlw-Isden
dust 11 thrown up in cloud*, to
mettle nn tablet., choirs. window
ledges end e y other p co
where a minute particle can 41,54
a renting plate. As it Mies it
c•rriee gears of many disease*
along. which ate breathed into
the lung. of tbs woman wbo
twee,.. and of children and
everybody elm In the hover.
Guard again the rest evil.
BUY DUSTBANE
at all grocers.
liming on bavlog D..thare, for
imitations ars not so good.
ext •,. ;ss
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Clearing Auction Sale
OF
New FURNITURE
The Last of the Hohmeier Stock
Having still a number of articles to be disposed of
before I leave town, I will offer them for sale at
auction, at the store; west side Square, on
Sahirday AP
IL1t
COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M.
The articles are a part of my regular stock and this
sale gives the public an opportunity of
F'u"rchasing New Furniture at Their On
'rices.
The list includes the following articles :
10 Dressers and Dress-
ing Tables
2 Combination Buffets
2 Buffets
20 Parlor and Library
Tables, 3 Ladies' Desks
2 Music Cabinets
z Solid Mahogany Par-
lor Cabinet
Steel Couch
10 Iron Beds, i Brass Bed
12 Iron Bed -springs•
io WOod Rockers and
Chairs
15 Rockers, and Chairs,
upholstered in leather
and imitation leather;
3 Morris Chairs
10 Fancy Chairs for par-
lor
3 Parlor Suites
6 Chairs, upholstered in
Tapestry
25 Baby Carriages, Go-
carts and Sulkies
Jardiniel1e Stands, Ped-
estals, i Smokers, Pic-
tures, Screens, Pillows.
Card Tables, Lamps
and many other articles
too numerous to men-
tion.
Thos. Gandy, Geo. llohmeier, the Furniture Man,
Aactie mer. ` West side Sure, Oaderich,
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