The Signal, 1916-4-6, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTARIO
Iitir,MOAT, APRIL 11, HIM •
MICHELIN TIRES
AT OLD PRICES
This tire has given extraordinary service to
local users and now that you have the chance
to buy at about the sante price as an ordin-
ary tire, you should lose no time in getting
your season's requirements filled before the
pcice goes up.
EAST STREET GARAGE
O 4'..•d and operated lit' .t prm•t i•al Wan.
A. M. GLOVER PHQNE 243
LOCAL TOPICS
L. A. S. Meeting.
Next Tuesday, Apiil 11th, at 1.15
p in., the Children'. Aid Society will
hold its n Illy meeting in the•court
. o children tends f the cren ar..
bowie All h r
invitttl to be present and to find out
what the Society is doing.
A Good Appointment.
Mr. Lionel lis Parsons has been
appointed w5n4ger of the Go.lei i.•b
Elevetor k 'Transit Co., succeediog
the late W. 1... Horton. '1' he appoint -
will doubtless give s*tistaction
went
to all runcrrued, as Mr. Parson+ has
been superintendent of the t'uwpany•.
plaut for ewe Years and knuwr the
eIevstor business from A to Z.
Dungannon Oddfellows Here.
Huron Lodge, No. d2. I. 0. 0.
had &visit on Monday night trotu the
Dungannon Oddfellows' lodge, old an
enjoyable fraternal occasion was the
result. Huron Lodge. put on the
'third degree, and after the business
had been ecnicludrd lunch was served
In the banquet Mall. About a score of
the Dungannon brethren were present.
Power tiff.
The Hydro power failed on Sato, -
day evening, and for two hours the
lights rue off, causing much incon-
venience to merchants and other*.
The trouble w&. understood to he
somewhere down the line towards
Mtratford The merchants wonder
why it is these accidents to Hydro
power &Imoet invariably occur on a
Saturday night
Business Change.
Tbe firm of O'Brien & Legg. meat
Merchants. bas been diseolvd, nod
Have You Tried Our
Bread
Buns
Cakes
Pastry ?
tam sm.- sews
\\'e are pleasing a large
number of customers
and should like to have a
trial _order.. from VOL'.
DAVID BURNS
The Baker Kingston Street
sweesessewseWsrussesere
Mc. O'Brien will continue lbs business
on Nut street. Mr 1,.egg has pur-
chased the butcher b.uiness curried on
fot roan y years 1.y \I r. 'Prowse Mor-
row and is already in pnssro51on. lie
Intends to conduct the business on up-
to-date lines and will doubtless Iw well
noisinized. V.. (10(14 I 514(1 Mr. Mor-
row I, 11 delote his &t' at:u to his
farm.
Telephone Case
The /lnterin Railway and Mnnieipal
Board•neld n st•.sinn here on Friday
la •t to Lear a request by the I olborne
township telephone system for connec-
tion with Clinton by way of the node -
township ey'stein. The Board
ordered that a trunk line between
Hrnwiller and Clinton be built at the
joint expense of the two eystrtns acid
that connection he established at a
merit ten rent., the charge to 1e paid
to the aystrw at whose office the
m,seage. trrmioatre.
Suing tor Commissions.
In the County Court on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week "His
Honor Judge Doyle beard the ease of
Adams vs. the Diamond Colonial
Furniture Co. of Slrathroy. The
plaintiff. Mr. J. M. Adam., of Iiode-
rich, war employed ao a travelling
.alesman•for the defendant company
and he sued for cnmluissinneon rert.in
sale., the claim &mounting to over
$1111. Mr. J. L. Killoran was counsel
fur plaintiff and Mr. J. I. McEvoy. of
London, for defendant. Judgment
was reserved.
Ice Blockade at the River.
The Maitland woe m the rampage
last Thur•+day. The ice released by
the thaw j monied at the mouth of the
river and piled up until It was &hove
Inc level of the river breakwater. 'Ms
water forced a cbasuel from the end
of the breakwater ioasonttberly direc-
tion •crow the sandbar and into the
harbor, disludging'eyeul of the woi k-
wen'..base. on the bat. The wafer
&leu uoderwined the range -light tower
WI that It would hem farm over had
not l'apl. Wu.. R Minion rigged up
some tackle to bold it. Aa it w u, the
tower will need to be str&iI(htened.
Two Small Fires.
:Shortly after :I o Monday
morning the alarm ..andel for a file
at the residence of \Ir. W. A. C..uI-
thuret, Victoria street. The fire
started from the Ilrrplece. hot was
quick)? subdued. -1'he btlgrdr was
1)u band pr ptly, but. the use of the
boat was not neeeseary.
On Wednesday afternoon the roof
of Mackay Bros-.' fishing shed at the
herlior took fire from the chimney.
'1 he brigade was called out, but its
cervices were not needed.
Miss McColl Engaged at Blyth.
Mire Mildred McColl lints been ap-
Poiutrd to the position cf soprano se
iet. with balmy. in St. Andrew-,
Preenyte.ian church. Blyth. She hss
already Laken up bee new dealee and
sang at la)lh mercers in the Myth
chinch Iart Sunday. Tbe people of
Blyth are to b, coogratulsthd on se-
curing Mile M.•Coll's services, but she
will be greatly mused in lino' church.
tioderieth where r beautiful solaceh re hr amu 1)l •
was beard 10 pleasantly In the service
of praise. It rrrw+ 1.0 11441 11341 We
cannot keep such sweet .inters as Miss
Hc('oll in town.
WESTERN CANADA
NEEDS
10,000 MEN
FOR SPRING
SEEDING
Steady Employment -
Good Wages.
Low Settlers' and
Homeseekers'
Fares Now
In Effect.
i'or through tickets to all
points in Manitoba, Saskatche-
wan and Alberta, and informa-
flint, -apply to
J. W. CRAIGIE, Agent
West Side !Square, Godet icb.
Phone 24.
CANADIAN NORTHERN
1 Custom Hatching
The early hatched bird lays the winter eggs.
Let us save you the worry and work of
hatching your eggs this season.
$2.00 PER TRAY OF 70 EGGS.
1 N. Keith Revell,
RIDGCREST FARM
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To Builders and Contractors
We have a large st k
of Square Timber up to
12 in. square to 16 feet
lamp,
Hemlock, Spruce
Jointing and Scantling,
all widths and lengths
up o 211 feet long.
Lath, Ontario White Cedar
Shingles, Pine. Spruce. Hemlock
and Oak Lumber. All grades.
Hardwood and Pine Flooring.
Dressed Pine and Spruce. Cali-
fornia Siding. Always in stock.
Mouldings -Sash Stock on
hand.
Sectional Poultry Houses all sizes.
PH(►N1.71:
FartsoryVi
Hehner Mill
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
T ')f�
Paget Grain Door Co., Ltd.
B.g Day at Clinton. .
This is Clinton's big day. The en-
tival spring shark show is fr•ing (held
r c 'o is
there andndthelfhtlia Battalion I
tial
sssembliug'there for the first time
since for detachments were (ir-
ganlied at the various recruiting cen-
tres in the county The (ioderich eou.-
panY. with the tingle hand. left on the
early train this morning. Tonight the
Meneeetung Canoe flub Minstrels give
their performance in the Clinton town
hall for the benefit of the funds of the
ll(lst Batlshuu. A large number of
liodericb people have gone down to
Clinton on the difTerent [tains.
Stratford Wants a Military Camp, Too.
Stratford i5 snaking a hid (Cr two or
three Wrs•ern Ontario battalions to
he quartered in that city for the sum-
mer. A depiration was sent to Ot-
taws last week and an interview was
had with lion. A. E. Kemp. acting
Minister of Militia. 1'he Stratford
item on, in its report of the interview.
states that : "Froom what could be
gathered from the :Minister's reply,
two or three ..entree were considered
More practicable for training the
troops.- London and ti,alerich have
teen mentioned, and if a third was re-
quired assurance w4'. given that
Stratford would not be overlooked.
Stretford, h« said, was more in. line
to help out the congestion of the two
other camps."
Frank Yeigh Coming.
A great treat is in store for the
people of Golericb on Thursday even-
ing, 'J'ltb inst.. when Mr. Frank
Yrlgh, the celebrated Canadian
author and traveller. will give his
famous war -talk. "For King. Country
and Empire," in Knox church, illus-
trated with 1:I) war scenes. In order
that every Man, woman and child in
(iioderich may have the opportunity
'of bearing Mr. Yeigh and seeing these
latest views from the ...at of war, the
Young People s Society has engaged
the etuditonum of the church and set
the admission tickets at 15 cents for
adults and 10 cents for children. The
seating capacity of Knox should be
taxed to its utmost by an eager and
appreciative audience.
"Yes --my dear
Lifebuoy Healthy
Soap is most re-
freshing. cleansing
and healthful after
the day's work."
The cream of oils
it contains is sooth-
ing and healing as
well ascleansing,
while its mild car-
bolic solution means
no germs. The odor
proclaims Lifebuoy
an honest Soap -it
vanishes immediate-
ly after use.
All grocers sell
LIFEBUOY
HEALTHY
SOAP au
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Benefit for the One -six -ones.
Everybody is requested to keep in
mind Thursday, April 13rb, as the
date of the special program at the
Model Theatre for the benefit of the
G,derich detachment. of the IhIlst Bat-
talion. Manager \Vetmore is putting
on :,001 fret of motion pictut•ee, and
there will be it select musirel .program
under the direction of Mrs 'G. H.
King. Stewart's orchestra will he in
attendance. and an announcement of
a�['�iel interest is that. Mr. W. T.
Hays, tenor 'soloist, of Seatorth, will
sing. Mr. Hays is already known in
Ooderich as a soloist of exceptional
talent. While living at Regina a few
Yeats sgo be was the winner of the
Duke of Connaught's gold medal for
the Province of Saskatchewan. There
will he two performances -at 7.30 and
11 o'clock. Hererved seats will be ;.'ic
and tush sets ine. Hy purchasing
tickets citizens will be assisting In pro
viding for the comfort of the tiddler
boys in training.
Mr. Proudfoot on the Nickel Question.
In is discussion in the Legislature on
Monday on a proposal to prevent the
shipment of Ontario nickel to enemy
countrir., Mr. \\'. Proudfoot, member
for Centre Huron, is reported as say.
ing that be was info.med that the
Krupps of Germany owned about
twenty flve percent. of the stock of
the International Nickel Company of
the United States. which at present
controls a large portion of the nickel
output of Ontario. He added that the
International Nickel Company was re-
ported to have had a hi;; contract for
the supply of nickel to the Krupp@ ■rid
that the Kaiser was a stockholder in
the Krupp coneero.
Hon. Ilr. Hanna asked Mr. Proud -
foot where he got his information re-
garding the connection of the Krupps
with the International Nr-kel Com-
pany. Mr. Prnt.dfnot said it was gen-
eral information, but be believed it
was reliable.
Marine Club Farewell.
\ "farewell sexier was bend in tin
►marine Club nouns on Thursday night
of last week to wind up one of the
most enjoyable and prosperous Masons
the flub h.. h.d The seedling's eeter-
toinment commenced with progressive
euchre, in which the ladies prises were
won by Miss Foz and Mrs. Piereryand
tho gentlemen's prizes hy Messrs Jos
NcNevin and D McDonald, jr. Lunch
was served to lA) people, after whirb
dancing was Pejoyed until after mid-
night. There was Men a envies of
Pleotch dances, those taking part i.e-
Ing Mir Helen Howie, Mr. D. Mc-
Donald. jr.. Mrs. ()tams and Mr. D.
Marlyn. The music was provided hy
Messrs A. McNevin and Lien. Smith,
violinists, and Mn. A. McNevin. Mies
Elsa McLwnn and Miss d&Pondry,
. pyianIs(.
The members M the Club
will soros toe leaving to tate sp their
The treasurer and secretary of the
Club crake the following statement of
the receipts and e*persd
ilurea in mo-
te •I ion with lbs u.Iuatrel show
Mk( a 11'r+s.
Opera II alar (sale of orate).... $11Mt 23
-t'itrrtosewenls.0 progresses. ;I) SO
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Saki 7:.
Kxl'KNpll 1)441.44.
()peril House tient i Illi) IMI
1'. luting reprograms and bills). . &I 1111
F:a pellets of prldoetion 7? Vr
11 175 i1
311.1 75
Pole' receipts. ....
Total expenditures. 175 I%
Net receipts $'241 17
W. T. Nitrite. O. i:. t'oaniasr,
Tseesu.rr. Stemma y.
Various or-gpat' on the Great
Lakes, and they wish to extend a fare-
well greeting to all who tool part with
them in the social gather -Uwe of the
winter.
A Substantial Donation.
The recent two -night performance
of the Menesetung Cance Club Min-
strels netted the handsome sum of
$211.17, and it has been decided to
hand this amount to the local branch
of the Huron County \Var Auxiliary.
TREATMENT FOR TUBED.
CULOSIIS
rotas a. T&I•TY actin.
TESTIMONIAL
1 swallowed a large tack in April, 1510, and
it lodged in my lung .This developed tote tuber -
demo. Tour doctors treated me but I gradu-
ally
rado-ally Defame worse. Then my slater learned of
Nature's Creation and got the medicine for me.
When 1 began taking Naha Creation. 1 was
haling night sweats cuattoually, pains In my
chest and both lungs. $e ...al physielans said
i Could not live over Jndays After taking the
first bottle of Nature's Cr' at , a wonderful
improvement es. noticeable and 1 e sOlo .e to
Improve. Weighed 107 pound., now Imo, and
never have had any r.h)n1 of the old trouble.
.101IN TH11TTACIIE.
517 Thomas A.euue ('olumbu., (Milo,
February 15, 1116.
N. s's Creation Company el Canada, Ltd.,
IWO 11. Cosgrave Beadle,. Toreato. Canada.
YouC
crew that old Gore or ulcer from
which you have hem suffering ter
so long. If you w111 only use an oint-
ment that 1, capable of reading the
OW of the trouble. Zan) Bub tea de
this becalse of 1te unusu•t pene-
trating power.. Alse, Assn Hub Is •
strong germicide ---germs caauut
live where Ira -Wk
applied, so
that the germs are destroyed set
only •n the surface, but in •Il the
diseased usderlying tissue. Theo
healing commence.; new Gentle re-
placing the old and diseased, until
the sere 1. thoroughly and perms-
- nently cured.
The case se Miss Prances Daudl&,
above
of Somerset. Man.. •crises the abs
etatemest. She writes: "1 suffered
for ever tweaty years with an ulcer
OD my leg, and all the remedies
tried during that time proved inef-
fective. Several doctors treated me,
but I got ne beneat. Finally 1 tried
7.am-Buk, and I am thankful to say
that after penlever•Deo with this
ointment 1 am now completely
cared."
Zamituk 1s also splendid for
omens. abscesses, hefts, pimples,
ringworm. *ties, blood-pielnentwg.
ruts, horns, and all skis iodates
and dWa&as. Best balm fer bakes
fiord. All dwgslata. lir. biz. M ler
$1.26, OT from Lem -Eek Ce., 7brwfie.
Logs Wanted
We will pay the highest cash
prices for ..Il kind. of I:'gs delivered
at the mill in Dotter I, h.
Custom ..wing don, promptly st
any time.
Grain and Chopping
We will al hue grain at our
elevator and will tiny the best mar -
bet price..
Orders fol rhoppiort or rolling
grain promp-ly end carefully at-
tended to at on. , helping mill.
J. E. Baechler
Mill and riev.t„' north of Mac -
Ewa. 1. ..al t aid.. lioderich.
MUM
AZIEOP CANADA
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Bank by Mai ai
Save Lamp Drives
Mail cls the cheques or cash
you receive, with your Pass-
book, which we will return
with the Deposit credited. Then you can pay your bills by cheques.
which we will honor. or 11 you want the cash your -ell, send us a
cheque In your own favor and we will forward the money by return
mall
Drop In and talk to the Manager about It
Godericn Branch -F. WOOLLCO`.113E, Manager.
Canadian Plight at Denver.
Mr .4(111, A. IS siker, forrl.4'rly of
t1 alrrich, tm.w II Denver, t':.Inutdo,
rends .1 newspaper clipping I.) .how
menething of what is lasing .lune by
the mintier people ni that city for
the ...fluor of the Mother Country in
'the European snuggle. He 11151
4.1icies representing 12,0M) in lahar
aril material have already been sent
by the people there t.. the t'.lnedien
soldiery in the trenches. Thr 114'11'
palter clipping is as follows:
('anadi*n night will 1, celebrated by
the United Itriti•J, ...rietieh with a
concert to bre held seturday evening.
Marcb IS, et the 1.. 1). '1'. M. hall in
the dining Eachengr building. hIvru-
ings are taring set aside for Inc variotrn
brauchee of the organic rtiun, the
Dell. lasing the Irish hoarier, Which
will hold a concert April '31. So ex
Pensive have "the plans l,4.)• for
that conceit thea conlln itt•r•s in 1135 rgr
anticipate hulling the en t Nl (alums -lit
i,, the audita. i11 order that all j
attendants un&t• be accommodated.
The principal object of the Hociely is
to bring together in a social capacity
Denver residents of British der'rnt to
carry on the work of aiding the sol-
diers in the trenches. Among those[
who will take put tit the entertain-
hent Saturday night are Fuquhar
Murray. tenor; Thomas A. Christian,
baritone; Mee.- J. 1). McLeod, so-
prano; Horace A. linty, C. L. drPhil-
lips, violin; Miss \1a4e1 Hastings.
the Australian sorano; Mrs. Mc-
1Atugal, 44,:tuo. and Miss Agnes Kelly
Mrs. King will be the accompanist of
the evening.
There was once&, old Scotch crofter
who, when giving evidenre before the
emften. cout'sieeion, admitted that
while he was the owner of three cows,
VICTORIA SCHOOL.
R. port of Korou. I., \'lctot ie school,
fur Mlareh, liftmen in "eller of mel it
11 )nor..--lierlrode Mclean, John
Pinder, Bert Meg/kw. Irene Hunt,
EI -is- Stsncombe. Dosis Moderns,
Viola Mc('Iachel1y, Willie Hslwl,
Fraser Newell. Chao.- Nairn, \'els.
1\ ilsoo.
Pee,. -Harriet Porter. Verna \le-
V.ttie, Witty, Bedford, Reggie King,
Louise McDonald, Rev Foster. \1 •4'y
Sanders, Ernest Viii -4n, Willie \1c -
Donald, Laurance Nicbol.on, James
Anderson.
Below no per cent-Potothy Smith,
Glenn Murray, Alex Densly, Martin
Price, Battens Nargele. Mat gin t
Murray, Eel! Poster, Ila Urleuig,
Willie Sanders. Jobe Yonder,.
Absent. -Huth Murray, M try Newell,
Irwin Speiran.
Home study and regularity of atten-
dance ate essential. P&reht' should
es- t hat rash pupil is doing his beet.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOC'.'[. A PI'LI('AT1. )V`I. as they cannot
reach the .eat of the est -e.. -e. Cattails M a
local dwea,.e, great)) iunuenred by constitu-
tional condition, and in order to carr it You
urn -t take an internal remedy. H..b'. t'.,'arrh
Cure is taken' mu rosily &od act. through the
bl.srt moire moon,,s surfaces of the -)•tem.
Hall'. Catarrh Cure .s.4' precnhei by one of
the boot physicians to chi- menus for ). ars.
It i• compo -rid of -ome of the brei toner. known,
combined with ••rue of oh, bent blond outliers.
rhe perfect combination of the lnpcdieuta on
Hall- t'&tarvh ''oris 1- wha• prndilee• -,,.-h
wv reale. fol 4'r -rip- In restart hal roodiboas. Vend
forte-tJmmrial- free.
F. J CHK\ EY & CO . Prop, . Tolydo, uli,o.
All drugg -'-. 7.1e
Hall F..mm', 1111- fur: „n.tipa':on
Special Vrs way Fares to Pacific Coast
Points.
Those contemplating* trip to Pa-
cific Coast points, including Vicwt is.
B C., Vsncuuver, B. C.. Sessile.
vVssh , Pori land,Orr..etc., should con-
sult l'anadtan Pa-ifle ticket agents
for particulars of low fares in (tfect
doily until April lith_
Ligge•ns ,-hlunlalea are recom-
mended for their purity as Wel as for
their flavor. !iol.l and recoumurnded
by all ltezell 10 1)l; til o e•. 11. 1'.
(I►unlcr.
FISH NETS
Guns. TRAPS. 11103011TM1111 GOO••
JOHN HALLAM. Limited
4011 Hal u (ding - Toronto
To the Public.
11
flboact theatre 1
1 ties., April Ilth
J. Warren Kerrigan
iianden's
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Fide Act Broadway Fenton.
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Wed., April 12th
Edith Story
"THE ISLAND OF
REGENERATION"
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Fres the story by Rev. Cyrus
Townsend Brady
Admission to these productions
IOC and 5c
1
"the beast ie. were as thin as Pharaoh's
Iran kine.' The chairman. thinking
to corner old Kenneth, award him to
say how Iran Phuraub's kine were.
Even a .evrnteentb-.•rotary thyme
would have wanted a day or two to
think this over But Kenneth
answered at once, "They were we lea
that they c'u'd only t.eseen in a dream"
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You'll Surely Miss it
1 F you fail to take advantage of selecting a pair ,of
Shoes from our up-to-date line of Spring Footwear.
Be wise and embrace such an opportunity as this one,
which means the newest and best to be had in
Boots and Shoes at the Lowest
Possible Prices.
Come and sec the l)ig value we offer
you on our Bargain Counter.
Repairing neatly done at a moderate price.
Successors to
McClinton Walters & Co.
GODERICH
East Side
Square
Phone 226
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HAVING purchosed the
meat market which
has been conducted for
many years by Mr. Thos.
Morrow. I beg to announce
to the people of Goderich
and vicinity that I intend ' I
to conduct the business on
the most approved meth-
ods. and I solicit a fair
share of patronage.
In addition to F're.li Meats
of all kind, 1 will handle the
Celebrated Kincardine
Hams and Bacons,
Home-made Sausages,
Home -rendered L a r d,
Corn Beef and Pickled
Pork, etc.
GIVE ME A CALL ---
H. T. LEGG
Morrow's old stand
Wert Side Square
Telephone No.
Nothing But Clothes
Now that leech hone. -..i Parliament ore 'conking lobs, tll.'i« 'hould
le• a law male against a man'. u' 1(1 ing ill -Hl t ing clot h.•.. .1411. is ;t
4.41'4141.qt, to this fait 4 .uuoln of mor, for it. t r .le tio W. or •sin)'• of
the , 14 oth,-. lionw. •n 14.1 ,. 'f.. of..r..cmc l ilk till' .1 Intl a e114l1.0.
Corrie Jo
F. J. PRIDHfl M S Sample Ordered
Tailoring Emporium
and order a !Nlit Imre. Tit, g,sal• ars the ls••1, t he r lit nmol work-
man -hip are not es.. lied by anything •''. i'.'s•n in thio •i' note.
A I...k at roque of tlo• :ini•1" d giu•tnento w ill . onvin..• . Io.
ANY STYLE,
ANY PRICE
and hundreds of samples to choose from.
You can have your suit cut and made here if you )wish.
GET YOUR CLEANING AND PRESSING DONE
EARLY, BEFORE 'THE RUSH COMES. WE
TAKE THE DIRT OUT.
F. J. PRIDHAM
Around the corner. North Street.