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was farther increased and when the fendant from and froni intel'fetingtl
With thenoise.
sion. dee and rt j ' went thereof b)'
plsiotils; and 1 .,-.es+ the damages
,or the wrongint trespaer of defendant
at Val. Let it further be declared
that tie town of St. Mary. is entitled
to the now of the water through the
raceway unimpeded. and to damages
for the obstructions thereof by the
plaintiffs, which 1 assess at $fli, and
which miry he deducted from tlfe
damages allowed the plaintiffs. and
to an injunction rest raining plaint 'Ifs
from obstructing the sante. '1 he
plaintiff. ere entitled to the genital
costs of action, and defendant, lite
town of St. Marys, is entitled to such
cute as are incident to the finds in its
favor.
R. S. Itoloer'son t St ratio,
for plaintiff.. F. 11. Thomson, K. t'.
(Mitchell) and F. C. Richardson 'Strat-
ford) for defendant .
Sorry to Lose Him.
At the conclusion of the Sunday
school exercises at North atreetMetho-
dist church last Sunday. Mr. L. E.
Doherty, who is leaving this week to
[wide at Stratford, was made the re-
cipient of • farewell presentation.
Mr. Doherty hes been one of the tenet
active members at•d rflbcials of the
oongregstioo. Ever sines corning to
town arwtut seven years ago he has
been secretary of the Bentley rich' oi.
and • moist efficient and faithful rine,
and hew ill be greatly missed by the
whole eoneregatir n. Speeches were
made ny, Mr. A. M. Robertson. Mr.
W. C. Pridham. Rev. W. K. Hager
and Mr. ii. J. Mega* expressing the
seises of Ines felt In ibis varinos di p na-
useate of the ebnerh'p work owing to
Mrre, and
ten eringDobetyis rood wishees [for the
tendering him K
fatale, and on Mbalf of the cinggrsga-
Boa Miss Rett W nrsell pprrrwweentedm ids
with a club -Mag. Mr. Doherty
• fooling reply
Yesterday evening aixsnt two wens*
of little foike, members of the North
street Mission Band, herd tel in the
lecture room of the ehereb, in bonne
THE SIGNAL : GODBtRICH : ONTARIO
Bicycles X40.00
Bicycles $33.50
Bicycles X29.50
Biggest assortment in the county
at
EAST STREET GARAGE
)w11e.1 .0"1 „la•rut,rl by a lilac! i,,tl utas.
A. IN. GLOVER
PHONE 243
LOCAL TOPICS
ence to the announcement in our ad-
vert inert r•oluwnr.
Congratulations
I A quiet matrimonial event was
solemnized at Victoria street parson-
age at ti.:M o'clock on \Vedoesday
morning of this week, when Miss Lillie
Morrish, daughter of Mr. and Mr..
\VillIew Morrish, Bro,•k street, be-
came the bride of Mr. Wesley M. Mc -
,Leen, son of Mayor and Mrs. Robert
Lon all of Cnderich. Rev ,J E
New Furniture Man.
The store on the west side of the ,
Square recently vacated by Mr. George
Hobweier, lbs furniture man, who ,
moved to Berlin, has been leaved by
Mr. Wesley Walker. of Clinton. Mr.
Walker will open for Wetness on \la
1st and will be prepared to cater to >11
the want* of the public in the furniture
line He will aleorun an undertaking
humor*.
A Great Picture Story.
Nearly • thousand people must have
seen "Tbe Hattie Cr of Peace," pre-
sented at the Model Theatre on Tues-
day. 1t is • great picture story. vivid
and stirring, and Mr. Wetmore, the
enterprising proprietor of the Model.
is to be congratulated upno presenting
50 strung • feature. The Model has
some gold thinks on the program for
next week, es will be seen on refer -
William*, Toronto ; president, Ober.
vi i int, Andrew
Partum . ee pees I M E �C
Porter : secretary, Win. Lane ; tresrs-
urer, U A. Nairn ; committee, H. T.
Edwards, L)r. Hooter. C. H Humber
honorary asembere, Jae Tigers (Haro-
iltoui, Jas Yate*, 1.. E. Doherty. Mr
lkiherty was treasurer of the club tn.
last two year., arid a, be is leaving
town he was placed aro the led of hon-
orary members in recognition of hi.
efficient services.
Spells Elise! Tiede
Tkeres „o nus prtea, es bourne' wet
pisrws w care doe- ache i• your hips or beck
—the troabie is iatide. Your kidaeys &remit
et order. GIN PILLS go right to the can.*
of the Maki. he and Wel sat regulate the
kidney and Madder ectain. the* you get
relict, permaaset rebel !
"Jimmy" Reynolds' Proposal. Mao "tan std woman en° hoe bees
1iaelpb Herald : Mr .1. H. Itey- a,uhlrf up ,sub shoot ( pars in the tach
noble. of the King Edward hotel. after having to tad work
see w health madams toes 1 .rr ua
he Led read the. a nerwrnt litany �e•
that all licensee would be suspeude t on
lteptemher ltltb, suggested that this
Wee the time fur the ur'ganizstiott of a
hatter of artillery to be recruited iu
liuelpb. and to be known es the I1.1te1
Mena Listtery. Ile is confident th•tt
it co,tld be recruited to Lull atreogth in
.1 %butt time. us many of these wen
will have nu other occupation, and
will be anxious t') verve their country.
Curling and Skating Association.
At the annual meeting of the Uode-
rich furling and Skirting Association
on Monday evening of this week the
following directors were appointed
1)r. W. J. H Holmes, Win. Wallace,
D. McLaren, J. H. Colborne, Judge
Bolt, Ji'1'. t:oldtborpp Alex. Saun-
ders, H. J. A. McEwan, Chas. A.
Nairn. Wm. Ione and Jas. Mitchell.
The following officers were elected:
President, Wm. Lane: vice-president,
J. H. Colborne: secretary-trrasurer,
\\'m. Campbell ; managing committee
-Masan. �Vallace. Nairn and Mac-
i;wan. The financial statement was
yc read, .bowing a email balance on
Ford was the officiating clergyman.
I After the ceremony Mr. and Mr, Me- hand, with sufficient assets to pay all
Iran drove to the O. T. R. station, current liabihtie.. Tbe managing
where they toot the train for a short committee were instructed to prepare
glens for the improvement of the
ou
blevard on \ aterloo %trent, the
plana to ie submitted for approval to
a future meeting of the Association.
wedding trip to Toronto and Niagara
Fall.. the bride wearing • travelling
,alt of blue serge with hat to match.
Mr end Mn. McLean will reside in
Unclench and have the Lest wishes of
'their friends for a very happy future.
Bowlers Elect Officers.
The Gamed meeting of the t.oder ick
lawn bowling club was held on Mon-
day night, when the following officers
wete elected : Hon. president, H. S.
lTCustom Hatching
Next hatch starts April 26th. Re-
serve space NOW.
H. Keith Revell
RJDGCREST FARM
Goderich
1
lelst Benefit.
The benefit performances at the
Model Theatre on Thursday even-
ing last. for the Goderich de-
tachment of the heist Battalion, were
well attended, and the proceed* were
=211.6. Much credit is due to thuee
who gave their assistance. especially
Mrs. King, who utok a leading part in
the arrangement mod execution of the
`rrogram ; Mr. \V. T. Hays, of Sea- co
forth, who sang two *otos which were + the Uompsny. The englueer was tu-
heard with much pleasure, and the I stt•ucted to rrpott a to the toot of a
Stewart orchestra. Pities for selling I four -inch and a six-inch thein,
tickets were won as follows : let, Pte
Ruddock. who "old a igbty. a pipe pre- Wedding at Keewatin.
Isented by Mr. J. W. ('raigie:'2nd, Pte. Tbe following is from
(Hazier. who sold seventy-four, prize Tbe followenora Examiner er and reproduced from
m
!given by Judge Holt : 3rd. Bugler the marriage x • former refers
tu
Teddy lialkwill, prier given by oflScrA girl : On the afternoon of Wednes-
uf 161st : r'h, Pte. R. Reynolds. A day, Apnl 5th, the home of Mr. and
hase for S'3) for the h•ttal'uo band Mrs• Charles Symonds, Keewatin, was
has been sent to Clinton and baa been for -. rare of a very pretty wedding,
Cowte..Othedged exphenditures
nditur sbI, beim when their daughter, Lulu Pearl, was
Combe. Other tdl statement
are being mauled to Mr. Joseph Harkins, of
made, and a full statement will 'that town. The ceremony war per-
formed by tat. r. formed by the Rev. T. Constable.
Saw Kaiser Wllhtlm. The young couple were unattended.
•
•
KIDNEY$
Two bosses camplslsly cored Arnold Mr/Wien.
o(IweySetnr.N.S. "1 have never had any
trouble with my beck dace," be says.
1t you have a lame beck -or any sign of
Kidney trouble—Get GIN PI LI to -day and
.tart tke cure weeks( lax• a box, . s.a boas*
for ��aad every boa guaranlr.d t.' give
ealitdaction or your *teary back. l cul treat -
meet tree d you writs
National Drag & Chemical
Co. of Canada, Limited
Terasee Ont. 15
Tinning/1Y, AMYL 20. 1014 •
of the Mietres Marjorie, Jean and
Mary Doherty.
Mr. and Mr.. Doherty and their
little family lease todayfoe Stratford,
where Mr. Drherty wilcatty on his
Work as district manager of the Nun
Life Insurance t'umpeny. He expects
art be able to visit (iodericb quite Ire-
quenllyand no visitor will he more
welt Not only iu church affairs,
but as a citizen generally. Mr. Do-
herty took bis part well during
his residence in (ioderich, and the
gores( wishes of all accutupany him
and hi. amiable partner to their uew
home.
OBITUARY.
.IUH1N MeeLAI IIYKT Y.
The funeral of the late John Mr
('lacberty took place to Maitland
ceweter ou Friday afternoon from
the residence of his sun, Mr. Jamey
Met lacherty. The service. wet" con-
ducted by Rev tiro. E. Roes, pastor
of Knox church, of whose congrega-
tion the deceased war • member. The
pall -helmets were Clifton %I/dimwit,
Jar. Robbins, Wm. Abell and Charles
Black. The late Mr. McClacberty was
a staunch Presbyterian, and d.,ring
bis residence at Clinton was elder of
Willis church for fifteen years.
that in case of fire the peakload charge
would be abated.
A Letter from the Goderich Manu-
facturing Co., addressed to the :own
council and referred to the commis-
sion. asked for immediate attention
the fart nisbing of water supply for
WILLIAM MARD.L.
The late William Mandel, to srbo.m
sudden death reference was made in
Tbe Signal last week. was a native of
l'olborne township, being born at
Lienmiller fifty three eanago. \Vben
be grew to manhood he learned the
tanner's trade with his father, the late
E.U. Meedrl. Sixteen years ago he.
commenced bttainese for himself at
Saltford and he was still engaged at
tbie business when the sudden call
came. Mr. Mandel is survived
by his widow, who was Mise
Margaret Uou.ins. of Colborne town-
ship, and • family of two sons and two
daughters. They are : Harold W.,
who is a sailor aro the Atlantic and is
now on a trip to Australia : Florence
E. and Herbert H.. both of Detroit,
and Greta E , at home. He is sur-
vived also by bis aged mother, Mrs.
\Vilbehuina Mandel, .if Benwiller, and
three brothers and two sisters :
Arthur Maedel, of Detroit ; Fred, of
Ann Arbor, Mich.. Paul, of Colborne
township ; Mr,. Fisher, of Belair,
3licb., and Miss Louie, Mandel, of Ben -
miller. The funeral from the family
residence in Saltfori took place test
Fridayafternoon to Colborne cemetery.
Rev. W. K. Huger, pastor of North t
street Metbodist church, todet icb, of Rested food. which .ours and ferments
which the deceased was • Member, like garbage in a swill barrel. That's
conducted the service at the house, the first step to untold misery-indi-
and at lire graveeide'tbe officer. of 'ration. foul gases, bail breath, yellow
Moruingstar Lodge, No. 3t1Y, A., F. A, akla, mental fears, everything that is
A. M., of Carlow, tock charge of the horrible and nauseating. A Ca,scaret
service. In addition to the brethren to -night will give your constipated
hoot the l'atlow lodge several from bowels a thorough cleanalng and
Maitland Lodge, No. :i1, (..de- straighten you out by morning. They
rich, •leo Tele in attendance. work wbfle you sleep -4 10 -cent box
'l'he pallhearet'•, were L. E. Doherty, from your druggist will keep you feel -
S. Bisset, H. R. Long. W T. Murney. tog good for months.
('has. McNeil and Rod. Young. Mr.
CANADIAN PACIFIC
Easter Excursion Fares
Between.all -tat ii 1 - in Canada. Fiat '�Villiarn arid N'ost.
:end t.. Sault St('. Marie. 1i.•tt+lit. 3li.1i.. Buffal.,an.l Sing
.ir+t 1 -'all., N. 1'
GOOD GOING -APRIL 21ST. 1916
Single Fare RETURN LIMiT-APRIL 21ST. 1916
\I ininnnn Charge "3 Caw-
•
Good Going -April loth, asst, 221td
and 23rd. 1916. Return Lrm1t-
April 25th. 1916
\I.i:uutarttlt..rgeS:,1.:.
Fare and One -Third
Particular. fr.un J. -. Kidd. Canadian 1 . ii' Ticket Agent. or from
W. R. Motor nl. 1). P. A.. 9"'t..uto.
1
i
oast theatre
MONDAY, APRIL 24th
ENTERTAINMENT EXTRAORDINARY
and his troop of Juvenile Scotch Dancers,
assisted by
PIPE MAJOR SUTHERLAND
Donald
MartYn
MR. TWEEDY,
Toadied
ted
A QUARTETTE OF MERIT, in addition to the
regular program of II ADMISSION—
high-class pictures. 10 cents and 20 cents
and
and
HARMONY
FOUR
TUESDAY, APRIL 25th
Hobart
Bosworth
A five -reel Broad-
way Feature. - - -
in
"Colorado
II
ADMISSION
cents and 10 cent
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26th
11The Great Divide"
A V. L S. E ProductionI) ADMISSION--
in _six acts. 10 cents and 16 cents
Mr. I)avid Burns, the Kingston i The bridher e.who fatber, It oas given in marriage pre
street baker, is possibly•tbe only per. by ton y.
(
son in town who ever saw the Keiser wearing •moa need sir Wine
owlore 'Wilhelm. Mr. Burn+ sailed the seas white er'p de
for many years, and the occasion of and a juliet cep. The wed ling mar.h
bis Bering the (iceman monarch was was played by Miss Ilensen. and dor-
when the latter weir invited by the ing the signing of the register Miss
late King E.1.vatd, then Prince of Fraser sang-Until.'The largeflt,n the
Wales. to accompany hila un the ter of splendid gifts
Jos
I maiden trip of the steamship Teutonic popalanty of the years tn��le.
is -
to Npitbeed. Mr. Burns says the among them being a haw1
Kainer was an nrdinary-l. oking man, Ston clock, which was presented by
(and he and the Prince were apparently the Sunday school tescbers and eboir
'the lest of friends. In those days of the Methodist Church. in which
Britain and Germany were un. good connection the bride was an, active
Genus. and :he steamship on which worker. Mr end Mrs. Harkins left
the royal party for k thi• trip was the ti "i train for 1•: rmunton. where
named in honor of the Teutonpeople.
A to.gn:ficent dinner was prepared
ed
for the party and it took 1111 persona.
iincluding cooks. waiters, et.-.. to pre-
pare andl serve it.
Mr. Burn§ he- two sons with the
Canadian troops --William, o( Ntrath-
Itoy, with en artillery corps at Toron-
to. arid Robert. of Carleton Place,
'with the :ilst Ilatiery at Kingston.
WM Cal Ihs Ink
Tee Ca lay
Advallage
You kreser bow eteiy ng
cods more wtaeo you bast a to
buy os credit. Why nct
practice self dental for a while if necessary, open a Savings Account
in the Union Bask of Canada, aid wtth the enc req 1n hand,
buy at Cab prices? The discounts will help tc swill your hank
balance, and ycu will have made a good start tcwards ttnancial
Indepefx:encs.
Go%lericn Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE,
Manager.
Nee Hlucketo,i.. winJuw distik nt ( Despondency avid the "blues," u.m1-
b:aster novelties.
Mr. P. T. Eimer. of N.. w Yet k, i• 111 town .,n
I, frit. He refereed .nth Mr-. Ijceu.v and
a,tw Marta tet MaeE.aa. who had pweu frit.
tag for several ween. brew city.
Do not fail to enjoy the musical treat
in piepatation''hy the North street
Methodist choir for Gold Fiiday even-
ing. The . bottle. "By Babylon's
Wave," will ire poeluced for the first
time in Ooderirh.
An Expensive Blaze.
The water anti Tight commission i. are entllled to _ restrains g dnfrndrntitin, and a in -
I dealing with what is .-ousidered an I J
tu
overcharge in the Jenaruy power entering on plaintiff.' ,.sad lands.
1
uccount from the Pmvineie! Commis- I Judgment: Let j�+went he en-
• g
Sion. While a blaze waw being ex -1 tired declaring
cl ringattha plinaintiffs
are statement
tinguishel in the roof of the Doty 1
foundry one evening in January the 1 of claim went jotted titoluding t' '
electric pump at the pumping station lands covered with watet and a
was operated at an hour when the entitled to the p.sssersion and use
peakload, under ordinary condition., thereof without drfeu.lantcience on and are ene •�
height. During pa
Exactly.
-Would poi er-marry me,
Wmute'?"
"Oh! Algy• you set -price me? Cer-
taiAl) I'll want y you. -
"But -1'm not venom.. doncher
know! l'awn's you *crept a Wks?"
-That's exactly what I've done
-Life.
ally the result of constipation, quickly
%uccurnh to Recall Onlerlier.. Sold
only by Ilexall drug Moretti. C.e mad
21.c 1, ixe.. H C. Dunlop, Ooderich.
10 CERT "CASCA>ZETS"
I!t BILIOUS OR COSTIVE
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels -They,
work while you sleep.
Furred Tongue, Bad Taste, Indiges-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable head-
aches come from a torpid liver and
clogged bowel.. which cause your
stomach to become tilled with uudl-
Mandel was well known and highly re -I
spected and his untimely death :s tuucb a
regretted.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured\
with l.UC tLAPILI A
l' TN)]?. a. tory eau.ot
reach lh lama e . �;W inftueneedl Gr �euaeta•f
tlaaal 000dtttoo•. and in enter to care h you
moat take an Internal remedy. H.J 1'- i'.. •ai rh
l
'neebtak.•n I.Itinalli and act. t h.ourl: tM
blood on ib.' muco.+- wort.,•.- n! 110 -)-ere.
Hall -,'.tank lure .war pro. nhed by one 01
• be bent phy.ieiw, • to tot-«..nduy 1a 1'.1-
1 t t. eowpo'.td o t -owe el the b -' i amt - -.town.
with -witted the bed blood ponder..
lie ;wife,-t.,,nbrsatwu or the intrttdteut. in
Hall'. catarrh 'ure'1.. tenet prtd,t,e-•+nth
M.a.de %tel rFn11. dean hal Condit:".,.. I. sad
on
they will *lend tin ir honeymoon, fort,-untoned-.tree.
after which they will reside in groora. y_.1 , Hest F.V. co. I'u-,Toledo.,'• •+o.
I ell drrlfat .�
Judgment in St. Marys Case. Hall - I., nal, Pill- for
Judgment has la -in given In ;be
eooAita:i.
f St. Mary, Milling Co. v.. t A household necessity -Blackstone'.
cane
V
town of `It \laic- tried t.e'fore Mt' drliriou. ice errant in bulk nr fancy
Justice 1'lute it the assizes here last bricks. Phone 'Int. -
month. This was an action to re-
cover damages for alleged treatises on Fur a dainty dessert a -e Edward.
plaintiff,' lands. and declaration of pure ice cream, made iu Laney betake
plaintiff.' ownetshil•, and that they or bulk. Order. delivered. Phone yt),
itemeniber the concert 'in North
atter Methodist 'chur''h on Friday
evening. April 2'141. Mrs. King and
other stdoi.i• will appear on the Ft. -
EAVESTROUGI1ING !
1111
'chi.' is Ur,• :t."rt when Guy
wrirk in thin lite should r.--
eeiye r.trr(u1 itteutiom.
1)ur staff ..f w orkcr' an•
well ,Itwlitl,•. 1.1 gi'.• the.
last o1 Sat isf+tc•t ioii in any
order+ of this kind with
whine y,at aria' favor us.
Fred Hunt
I I.+M11.Tt)N'STREh:T
gram, Mr. Remy and Mr. Brusingth-
tvaite will It,ve t • 'Ion and • or net solos
and a full chi ir will render "By Baby-
lon's \Peer." thorns from "The Rose
Maiden," aired other selection..
was at it. progress
rig t. unn•
kl L titled to nn injnuction restraining dr-
the fulte of the tire
power account for January was ren
tiered the town wan charged for the
full month with the amount of the
peakined tired during that brief
period. The additional charge is about
i3OO,). and the local commission is pro-
testing against it, as it was understood
To the Public
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
to conduct the business on
the most approved meth-
ods, and 1 solicit a fair
share of patronage.
in addition to Fresh Meats
of all kinds, I will handle the
Celebrated Kincardine
Hams and Bacons,
Hone -node Sausages,
Horne -rendered L a r d,
Corn Beef and Pickled
Pork, etc.
- - GiV E ME A CALL—
H. T. LEGG
Morrow's oid stand
West Side Square
Telephone No. 2
• To Builders and Con -tractors
We have a large stock
.,f Square. Tiniber up to
12 111. ' 1narc to "iii fete
lung.
Hemlock, Spruce
Jointing and 'Scantling,
all widths and lengths
[111 to '-'1) feet loth:
Lath, Ontario White Cedar
Shingles, Pine, Spruce. He nllo. k
am! Oak Lumber. All grades.
Hardwood andPint' Flooring.
Dresst'd Pine and Spruce.' Cali-
fornia.Siding. A1*a)sin stock.
Mouldings- -Saito Stock ••u
haslet.
Sectional Poultry Houses all sizes.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
a
PNl).t : Ltd.
F:t• t.,t•y'= Paget Grain Door Co.,
It.,u•.• :ilei
Hardware
at Auction
I BIG BARGAINS ! 1
Don't miss this sale
Everything must be cleared Saturday afternoon and evening
SALE STARTS AT 2 AND i.3o $. M.
Howell Hardware Co., limited
THOS. GUNDRY. AUCTIONEER