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THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
Splendid Value:in
WALL PAPER
English Sanitary Tiles, the
best made, guaranteed not
to discolor or turn yellow
on the wall. Price per roll
25c
Borders to match. per yard..5c
Genuine Wool Oatmeal Felts,
30 inches wide, the 50c
kind for per roll 35c
Alread Cut Ont Borders to,
mate per yard.10c,15c, 20c
Prett) in Tints and All-
over effects, per roll
.15c, 20c and 25c
Borders already Cut Ont,
per ) and Sc and 10c
Good t•alue in Canadian
Paper.. at per roll
5c, 6c, Tc, 8c and 10c
Borders to match, from per
yard ............. .. lc to 5c
Kindle comfare these prices
with city prices.
THE COLONIAL BOOR STORE
Geo. Porter
Formaldehyde
FOR PREVENTING
SMUT ON GRAIN.
41 Per Cent. Gsveraoeat
Standard Strongtk
PER La.
30c
James A.Campbell
FI.uL B.
CENTRAL DRUG STORE
Corner North Si. and Square
Goderich
Bus. 00 . 'PHONES Res. 3214
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and bistrict,
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity hest all Maple
Slabs, Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling 'Cedar or Pine.)
TELEPHONES, office 96
residence '12 or 61;
1
NA -DRU -CO
Toilet Cream
(GREASELESS)
An el.•Kant prepinatkm,
.w.vtly js•rf 1 with .si"t•
of May ti<.wcr-.
1 diat.•ly Aliso: bed.
leaving it rely et y effect. Per-
feetly hartule.r t.. the tua+t.
del lea te skin. Re.•Mnmended
fur chats. and , uuMtrn.
PRICE - • 2Sc and Sec
SATURDAY
WILLARD'S CHOCOLATES
(thy on' c rut kdipt in Canada)
Regelarlfec for 29c lb.
A. L.Caldwell,Phfll•B.
R.i. cessur 4.
C. I.. Coultis.
Phone 19
For Hair Health
Use Rexall at93"
Hair Tonic.
madam est `prsystbe bsalth
el your INV and scalp nip will
wrhrwbet yes this In its trial.
any a battled llasall'43" Hair Tonic,
eat k as directed for 3o days, then it not
nanny satiated come aad tell as and
q promptlyheed back your money.
Resell Hair eak is plessaat to see,
bass hint aarasNe odor aad is sold at
assail Drug stares sxclarively. sue. sad
fi.00 bottles.
Resell " Ade is is meow
tatoda cls mp Me .i ekes, sq'tsal
beimhYl--tax.
GOOERICH COLLEGIATE EXAMINA-
ATIONS.
The results ilf the examinations held
during January, February and March
at the Collegiate Institute are Riven
below. The figures in brackets after
the names of some students indicate
the number of esamin$thons from
which the student was absent. There
are too many in many torus moot be-
low pass standing, 60 per cent. The
co-operation el parents interested in
these etudeots is urgently solieited
FORM 1 A.
HONORS.
K. Handy (1)
L Newell
•
79
.75
PASS.
B. Longmire .......69
H. Austin • • .s.4
L. Johnston (1) • . es
.1. Habkirk (l) .. _so
H Smith
B. Drennan
0. Tubb (1)
1. Chisholm (2)
K Sowerhy
M. Pinder
W. Me(:luekey (2) 80.9
B. Weston
... 66.3
64.8
_64.4
ELS
6E3
a
L. Sowerby
L Watson (3)
L Stewart
J. McKenzie..
J. Wilson 11)
0. Ma+lell (2)
A. Barger 121
11. Finnigan
H. Inkster
0. I)nwn (l)
A. Murray ;I)
net.ow.
E. Beck 111. • • A.
It.Itunfalvy (1)
1. Mitchell
V. Page
0. Steep (1)
S. Aldous.
(:. Farr
J. Feagan U i
60.2
68.4
68
57.4
57.4
..56.5
55
64.8
64.7
634
51,5
51.4
48.1
48
01.7
411.4
'u.8
34.'2
FORM 1 B.
HONORS.
F Lamb 77
M. McNevin . 76.8
PAN;
M. Bowler II). .74 .8
J. Ilonaldson 74.4
J. Marshall 111 71,7
1. Foster 11) 72
L. Adams ...71.6
F. Washington 70.2
N. Ginn 611.4
H. Kidd i2).. 1 00 8
E. Jones 65.4
64
E. Pridbam
B. Chisholm (I t 63
E. Moftridge...... 63
C. Tape 633
O. Pearson (1) 62.3
S. Mountain 62
T. Bullard 111 61.8
E. Levy' 01.8
F. Humber 58.7
K. Monologs.. 57.7
M. Dougherty 67
W. Sturdy ria.8
0. Maedel 66.7
1. MeNevin 65.2
F. • Beevers 1.4.5
M. 'denary 54.8
M. Paltridge 14.2
A- Bradwin 63
H. Howard 51.8
G. McLeod (1) 50.8
L King 80.2
A. I.*itbwalte (1) 44
at
A. Bropbey (I). 60.4
I. Thompson (3) 48.3
V. MacLennan 48
8. McNally 48
E. Mu 47
48
.37 .5
1.l4ithan to (1.
A. Wiggins (4)
FORM 11. B.
rasa.
A. Hume
K. lioldtbo
8. Wallace e
8. Wilson
V. McDonagh (1)
C. McRae.
G. 8aults(8)
M. Kelly
O. Black (2)
G. Portae
(1)
J. Kelly (4)
8. Has (1)
M. Baker I)
M. Ladd?7�
M. Wasbingttoo
H. Clutton (1)
R. McPhee (4)
D. Daneey (3)
L. Lautensl.yer and 8. Bassiaa-
tbwaite not graded.
FORM 11. A.
PAM.
V. Kilpatrick 42) 72.4
L Adams .70.8
G. McKay (11 70
N. Match 80.5
E. MacKenzie (4) s
D. McManus ..67.7
1. MrQuoid ...... .................67.21
R. West I s.7
(:.Martin,. 04
IC Cos 111 ..•..rt
S. Bradley(5) 00
R.Rutledge (I).... s
8. Bradley (6)....
A. Atsdrews A.eR. ...s
R. Pr�witoot (2) f • .
e
i
OP
'74
712
70.3
m
as
64.5
a .7
81.8
... ..... .......110.2
anc(pw.
.. s.7
....56.2
57
56,6
5b
54.6
53
11E01,
Mt, 11111
'lair law T. Cribs Cllr Omagh
Ja�ea4 Mi•.-" I Mk a carpenter.
std (be v po tda rt me with eeaie
e. i -down, wap gut and weak.
I - ell kinds of cough syrup' Wool
without
Wo
be I reed about ol and decided to
Ng ik Beta re I bad taken a bottle I
Lit bsl!�gt7 od after term aks
24 I bin
aew
Dasa�� viratssep�.' L
DtVaVinolisdelicious
for delieious cod liver and iron
bteinbeooehitia and forall week rot -down
conditions. H. C. Dunlop. Druggist, Goderich
D. MaDesaN.
0. Johnston. ..... 46.7
Mdd. a 91.6
0. bake 54.1
A.
J� ))L. I6
S. IlleashiP.o (ihjt) (N a
asLow.
Logs Wanted
We will pay the highest cash
prices for all kinds of logs delivered
at the mill in Goderich.
Custom sawing:done promptly at
any time.
Grain and Chopping
We will also buy grain at our
elevator and will pay tbe best mar-
ket prices.
Ordeta for chopping or rolling
grain promptly and carefully at-
tended to at our chopping mill.
J. E. Baechler
Mill and elevator north of Mao-
Ewan'e coal yards. Godeeleb.
WEA
.....40
COMMERCIAL FORM:.
agaaaL
M. Meals
at
PAM.
V a� ...
7111
T. Giesler
r(4) 09.6
H. Webb - (s) .. WO
A. Amour 81.7
61.7
eM. PW(I)
O. Olask .... 56.
FORM III. B.
somas.
J. Macawaa 111 ...71.3
A. M.eewan I1) 'M
rasa
IL Sallow (s► 74
O.�nder(1) 49
M. II:. Sullivan 018
R. Worsen 131 .. 60.7M. Pridb.m
BELOW.
M. Baoebler (1)
K . Weston (21
I. VMsoa (1)
1. Outt (1)
B. Loam/ire
H. Mersey (21
0. O'Connor (1)
8. McArthur (1)
8. M. Lee (I)
C. Dalton
A. Saanders (1)
V. E. Williams
FORM 111. A.
Hoxoaa,
L. King
PAIS.
59.6
50 6
58.1
5a
67.6
555
555
55.2
511.4
5113
47.4
45.4
81.7
8. Pridbaoi 11172.4
••Af4
8. Dougherty........
0. Wootton.. Si
G. Newton(1) - 07.6
W. Cos (1) .. .•66.7
L. Howatt 85
H. Powell (1) .. 04.8
H. Hartwell (1) 512.5
8. F. Joy (11.... .615
P. Johnston (ll -- 62
M. 7 will (1) ......60.5
L. Wagner .60
BELOW.
M. Graham 59.8
B. Parker. 57
N. Whitely (2) .........56
J. B. Roes. 56.5
D. Hays 54.7
O.V.WIlliami (1) 54.7
L Mom 14
G. Ross (2)5 6
L Bowler (l) 51
H. Shackleton ..50.5
E. Hume 46
8. McManus .42.4
Ther standing of 8..Brimicombe is
not given. at be is taking some work
is Form IV., as well as part of Form
III.
FORM IV. -PART I.
PASS..'
M. C. Galt •.67.5
J. G. Bowler ..66
T. A. Armstrong (3) 65
H. E. Walters (1) ...... b4
BILLOW.
J. C. Young ..54.1
J.M. Plunkett (1) . . 54.4
K wtbbsrs /Reddest (1)
51 4
E. D. Gait 45.5
PART II.
HOSORs. ..
F. 1. Hess ....78
J. M. Garvey ...7.;
NEAR
DISEASE
is a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A we9-keoww
doctor leas said, 1 .ever
yet stades poN-nwrtames-
amwretion in a case oI dealt
from Heart Disease/106-
ms bnding (he kidneys
wereatlash." The Kiialsey
methane which wa;I,lYt •
the market, most e{ttpes-
fe1 for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles, sad
most widely imitated le
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
PAas.
61. A. Oilkinson 74
(9. G. MacKwan.... @111
PARTS 1. AND 11.
M. K. Johnston (1) 70.8
Sebool closes on April 20th for the
Easter holidays. to resume on Mon-
day. May 1, to continue until June 18th
next.
J. P. Hung.
Principal
Don't scold a child for being ernes ;
try Rexall Orderlies, as tbe trouble is
probably with the bowels. Sold only
by Remelt drug stores, I5c and 3'ic
boxes. H. C. Dunlop, Oodsricb.
Early seed potatoes, also potatoes
for domestic use. All kinds of field
and garden seeds -at Cooper's Ware-
house. Hamilton street, Godericb.
HURON'S POPULATION.
TowniipenddVMasses Wine �Towns
Villages Decline.
Thepopa(a$loo of the countyof
Huron in 1915, as sbown by the mni-
cipal statistics compiled by County
Clerk Lana showed a decline of 296
from the year previous. The decline
this time is all In the urban population.
the rural population actually @bowing
an incenses. The towns and villa
went back by 448, while the townships
increased by 147. This is owing( part-
ly to the industrial situation and part-
ly, no doubt, to enlistments 1n the
arm w bare been more numer-
ous in the urban municipalities than
in the towoabips. Since the year 1891
the population of Huron has decnaeed
Da 9arte %1n17 009-1rom 66.781 in 1891
11116.
Following are the figures for 1914
and 1918:
1914 1016
TOW
Madame
Ooierieb
Hallett
Hay
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M
Me
Tara
Taekereberryesitk
Milat eweoesb
Wed W.wwoab
vowels.ARD
Hayashi
Myth
Malan
fib
Hews'
Seaelele
furs
1441
I099
260
216E
2141
IOW
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Mgg
El
sane *on
CO IN 644
UN U11
NM NW
ell WM
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Easter Gloves
Guaranteed Qualities
TilE Glove Store that offers a wide variety of new styles
and,'qualities that are unreservedly guaranteed is en-
titled to first consideration in the selection of
Spnng Gloves
the finishing touch to your Easter outfit. Such a store is
this, for our stock of Easter Gloves is full to overflowing with
novelties as well as the standard staple lines. On Saturday
we expect a shipment of Washable Chamoisette Gloves in
white, just about the scarcest thing in the Glove trade today.
KID GLOVES
in standard guaranteed qualities. black, white and colors, full assort-
ment of sizes. , Whites either plain or black-stitt:bed. Our high-
grade qualities at
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50
A .Novelty Glove, $ I.5o
This is an exceptionally attractive
Glove. Comes with heavy stitched
back, seams in or out sewn, in ivory,
coffee and battleship grey. Sizes 53,
to 7. A Glove that has style and
splendid wearing qualities$I� CO
Per pair J
New Chamoisette Gloves
White and washable, expected in for
Saturday selling.° Sizes up to 7 1-2.
Extra high quality; at $ 1.00
per pair
Lisle Thread Gloves
in black or white. Exception- 50C
ally good quality. Per pair..
Silk Gloves
Wrist or elbow length, white, black,
champagne, etc. 50Ct0$I.25
Per pair J
M
The Easter Suit
"Now that's different." This is an ex-
pression we often hear when ladies are
shown our splendid range of novelty
suits that are shown this season. Of
the more staple lines and plain tailored
styles we have a splendid assortment,
while there are many novelties, no two
alike, that appeal to those who are
looking for that individuality in dry
so much desired today.
No time here for a detailed description
of the many styles, but we draw partic-
ular attention to the splendid values to
be had $13. 50, $16.5o,
$20 and $25
The Easter Hat
You will surely want a new Hat for
Easter. The latest and newest models
are here. Many that have only come .
to hand this week that are the newest
styles shown. Our ,milliners have
made extra efforts to prepare an ex-
ceptionally large assortment of these
late novelties all ready for Saturday.
Come and see them. We know you
will like them and the prices will be
found very moderate.
Coating Corduroys
Popular above all other materials for
Sport Coats this season will be Cordu-
roys in almost every color obtainable
and the narrow and heavy c(.ris. We
have a splendid stock of these mater-
ial. At file we can give you a service-
able quality in practically all the
fashionable shades, including cream.
At 7Sc we have a little better quality,
one that makes up into a splendid coat,
while at $I.SS we have a fine cord in
green. fawn and brown that is excep-
tionally good.
At f►Sc we are showing a Corded Velvet,
fresh from England this week, in dark
and Tight shades. This is a particu-
larly good line and we strongly re-
commend it.
New and Dainty Collars
Many novelties in Collars for giving
the finishing touch to the Easter gown.
Pretty and attrac-
tive designs. at..
25C tO 75C
Get a New Top on Your
Umbrella
If the frame is good we can re-cover it
for you -at a very moderate cost.
What About a Vacuum
Cleaner?
Let the Eureka Cleaner help you with
your house-cleaning. You will be
more than delighted, and one will save
its cost in labor over and over again.
Free demonstration if drained.
Hodgens Bros.
DIRECT IMPORTERS
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