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SAVE, Because ---
The man who saves will never
have to depend on charity.
wanes.
ELLPP� WANTS°. -A L U$Hstttt or
LTD..MsaJsLL tNODIB & OltgR
WARDERS WANTED.- IN PRI.
late' vAT41me�%e awn wkYs ave sal• -
ate.' walk hemp the Swam M eastern weton
le the town. her iaesrrtf.s may be hall
ac•eelbatlm to tY0Z !a/ SIGNAL rOe -
WE WANT SOME WOMAN IN
OODERICH who be • etwiet7 wader is
sea wear n epre.*ntath. dee{e loth after New
mad wew.pl Ya�.�geY
ka�erlatloso W. will eke the
VOIR NW. Mara .d veer 1.0111M,.
tem. are Hwy and the p.e.eed• win M
vett •awetaM. Le weor te year
favorite p0-
beetle Write MAfor SrtereddlettioL OAN OMAN HOJOUM-
AI.7141 Richmond 11. W.. Toronto.
GIRLS WANTED
•
APPLY
OODBRICH
KNITTING CO.
FOR SALE
DRI V ATR SALE DURING THE
11 Mo NTH Or )EAT.
!Iris teem rilrin • •m•
- �iw►e: e[ ,..► mis�"see"gdd itr.'�e�sle
soI
rsse : Oaeser Oawsi since toilet
Ma asseeett, irtater..M /sem am.�)@egs , ....e�wl
tot *gllag;irtrw 1s*a
NW:
**acre
d
ThsimamW lidn���rl
obtain. °Gannets It
rMRLE.-VICTROLA.1N 0001)
omanlas ; els %weary-tbreve reosrdw Ap
SIGNAL orrice.
GS FOR HATCHINO.-BRED-
dT�id Tt1.L\T Barred Rork.. Wild and Pitt..
strain, %wo of the heaviest Mying .trete'
ha... n. Keg ti1 for I.1
In on.Nroab white Leghorn• we have
mat d a ten of build and helmet. lee -aha. to
Barton'. cockerel., Imported direct from Eni-
rand... hem dda {m.e Ire n record of !; n ono per
Pyeaen X I)alemor.Par
female. mated to (band
ee°ker.ls teas st UIrolbomo Hotel.
Apply to A. CALDER,
U0OS FOR HATCHING FROM
L limo that Lay. -We are prepared to - p -
pis a lance number 01eggs foe h.te.blort Our
hett
poem from ttaoo. obred-tolayy 4raio
of Single Comb White l..gborn.c Settiog'. Me
ser Ix or a7 par ISR Om .peglal pen w tw o year.
GM beat rested with Tom Samoa strain
jotg'11. el.vi eters**�tryI�nacuubator tote • soedalt .
N.. gEi1AATILL, Preeeiet.Pheae 1 o mlti N.
SALE.-OEDAR'POSTI4, A1140
s. C. s114.c ea Moir W. T. RIIDDELLif'
IF
you want to know where, when and
how to diepote of that farm, town or
city property, wt us : we know. If
you want to buy a farm, either large
or small ; if you want to hely a house
and lot in Ood.rich. London, fnrontn,
Buffalo or el.ewhere, ask %s; we know.
It you have property to"exchange"
sad want to make a quick and profit-
able deal. ask us ; we know.
We handle anything and everything
in Real Estate. if lou have a Widmer
you wish to dispose of let us bear from
CI. We have continual enquiries
various parts of the Province.
You ran make no mistake in Bating
your property with u.. Remember -
no sale, no charge.
SPECIAL
Perron• b•ving houses in Oodericb
to rent will find it to their advantage
to list with us. We have several en-
quiries every week. Don't let that
tot use stand. vacant. Let us get a ten-
ant for you. A vacant bosses no a
"complete lora"
REAL ESTATE.
Weald you eke • aloe hens sad Mt or t we
late on `-!tart• newt 1 It ere be boeght
reweably. r weak( take as act m.w. as
part pay nett -
We ha IS a ern weme-s h•I/.nrr boos
w Olson S st,t ter sate M a bargain.
wf.tktngMu boy a hese 1. Oedrbt
liwenereek Y ea Le era.
Whew street look good to yew t w •
ey skew
Mea • hamplu %hota
we bees a boom en S.oth street. Pesetteeily
1101eit w01 be an reaanebi o nemowa
acing to be the lung we
• sear .et beide M MD yea le tette space
(1..em►w et hoar we have ter tan sad
ober lidesties. net wises gee are up bowl
ems is aed ses I M 0 ere ebo ta1eY riostte. pp•• d. um
brad
11.ACEI10rrs ntinnimea
We hey. ems 10 sur s..4. eat The Writ-
he
ewe q: et bserne bl �g M h1��rwgwyket kir
�wi� .1.e'Ii'gmet w ( wet:
Yrs:
at. A any tor gaina en.
rwrite a.+e, rt.r the
O'NEILL & COMPANY,
The Meal Ewate Feeph,
Netto street. O.rdarisb.
Y.
4
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CEEDi room.
p.m. ernes o. Attu. w Laac.arza ___
TON. Lala or Tae Tow. or (bromum. ere
ltd liouww our Smwe. iso lactn.
reins wkanilanne *wtl/ eM. dl, i1 oh pe to IL B u,
=migraines.' the to ef the Wilkins
Msutw, ed. who died on or
ahem the Ra day if lar',•, 4- D. Yls,
r noYsd o ere delMer to the u ttd•snleni�
r
tote=
estate ef Staid deo rete,„ M
'he Ire sere oddm000 . awl 4
on/Wed. W. eartirelaee of their thaw. a
wwae.m..t yl
a.w..t
hr mem
MM lea that amu r each 1•n
delle said vier. wilt proem d 1.
dbWhese ik. �aralr.1 ear( r he
paKW hht•a tam. o. rine rOUar.lwly to
tie of wktah .WI %nee have
antes, and filar tar mid e•.CN.re
wig
net a liable any phe th a hl ser ant er of nwisw
a2Wmmt ontt�ine than nettef wet
hare hoes received be
Ai.Kd the Mk day d diatribe,
r il. AeIt.. Mit
IIMILY YATMLEIty HvRToN.
�eMARLraGaRRoW.
(I.doelni. MI. Mit
ara
AUCTION SALES.
II
ON � SALE OF VALUABLE
att0.l) ryas ITUSX AHD
1 •m lemtruetee by
.1111t. RT. OidOpE PRiCE
y mer i tfc aeadma at kis Women Wakes
• r 11111RITMAY. MAY IRh,
tan
leant. diems mete, dlelrreew
ram lenekcase. Irl. e.a•, @terms, elm*. 1
roma Melees. 4 reeking haft!. Morris okay,
kitchen o•bioet, medwlne "1004... leg elm
cbIr. !treed menet .weeper., co..l mil Mem. 1
isnven 1 mall oven. J kitchen table., 1
eapao.td. refrigerator. electric til.era wringer
and nu.neroa..,ther article.
4 Mr. Pr .e hetv rented his boos.. the entire
enteate mu.t he diq..q.d til
Term. ca -h.
BODBBIQH. ONTIRIO, [JRSDAY MAY 4 1916
MENSIETUNO CAIIOS CLUB.1
M L NOTES.
w Y
ail .•r Has Seta Meq Osage. In
fleet C lob's llm shersMp,
the asemal memalas of the Mmeem►
beetC1ab wee bald o Tuesday
ao�vsm�a1aR�ioad mellow erase past year%
Pracitia•lly half tis. meet ke**blp oaf tdbe
Club had slagged
h within the year,
owingalma
Masada jtoget her to enlistment@
for war end removals from town. Io
sOte of the wry *brings., however,
the ntetnbse.bip of the (Aub brie been
w.5 maaletah0.d, Me new admi.doo,
aim making • reoord, and in other re-
m rsine thesuwasr wone of the most
m
e',eeeftrl 10 the Club's history.
The oiMe.rs elected for the coming
year are: Pmwideat, W. M. Robert-
••st vise-prwkdent. P. L Walton;
.sena 'y, 0. 5. Carthorse; treasurer,
W. T. MEW.; eoomeodore, J. A. Lam-
inae ; vice -commodore, H. J. D.
Cooke : edditiooal members of execu-
tive, U. L Parser, L M. Mabe. ;
eboplalo, Rev. J. B. Potherfnghem :
auditors, L. L. K.oz, J. W. Fraser.
PERSONAL MENT1014.
Mr. Rail Wake Is hams form Tomato Uel
vweety.
Mn. W. J. llerrew W recanted to toes
from WalkervtUe-
Mke Pato %Matta spw the Easter hdlalaye at
bet hew at WhwW, rand at Detroit
Me R. A. Lorre. .1 the Newts
tali swot
the Iteet.r helida,• at Peron. and Landon I
Woo getUaan O'Hara, ee Tbr war n, 'rent 1 he
• r holiday. rebs MIM Edith Williams. St.
tanner street_
KWHelen UtMr kw mase te ferento to en
Iter ween i worm a• aarr►b-:melee at W
neo el hoept•L
Mrs. 0. R. atlas riled he rand sur
Ilatertiax lad mime bre b..baod at Mastodon
C. nap WOte, Lag.
*mea Jew and Ethel Vales and Min Mary
e r.1..ed oe Moeda, to Stratford is le
ser thele unties.
Mien Evelyn Merry bes ret-troed to her
Mm.M &arab after • visit to her seote, Mea
Donaldson and Mrs. MltehelL
Mr-OgeweeMalden len Wed.admnen-
lag foe Marian patM to
the Wok a(mweeMegtheew.
kleeter James Mrsis Taylor,
Istmonolog for 11Iiowherekm Wibtissibe d
ire',.•
the far
caret month. ea m ,d hie seesl.
Yr.
freak be where
Dr, R and famil are rot reach. 1hie
De. will be r
.pealed with . A. W Marne la the Montle*
ail chiropractic
Mr. Rehr t MrKa ba. Mwr fd te taws
atm •.mad4. the whiter mantle.. at Bert♦wds.
Hie bealtb. we are glad to ssy, hoe ►w ohs
std•eeMy inspr'e•t& -
Ml -s Tyr r. of New Ikea welt, 1. •1-itiag
Mrs Oak I l.... Mir Tattle t. a Der of Me
rMerok a n.. Ta, lar. a. s• rd m ... a the
Bank et Montreal. M.nt+.a4
Mtn LWee Maar**, eusi sed es Mend• M
Totowa. whe n.he wda nemeno 0.r new
hie et abut averse reenewslas
Bet 1r.n11r req be to k.N► tket
seson r- .. Ef i1Pw
amu, sr. ad is
health.
%'apt Reds Int Moo.. Nn es ream(t arty her
Fort William. wham 0. will be d dv*`
a the r•.o.. Th. .te..wrer wined. of
whkh be we 1a command MA .e•..rt. W
been taken ro the A. Merle ocean.
Mr. and Mr.. T. P Ret1welL of To-oate.
formerly of UodarM-b. announce the sagaae-
n.rnt of their daegbter Helen Nam,' to Mr.
Fred Melmugltha. The maniac.. will ?Ake
plea.• quietly at Sr. Rarnaba..' enure... Dan-
forth avenue. Teruel/3, on set today. May Y '10.
• ' THOS. OUNDRY.
Anti lower.
Ut'T1UN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. FURNISHINGS, DRIV-
NO EQUIPMENT. ETC.
MRtl. WILLIAM M.1EDEL
will sell by public auction at her reeidooce
Saltford. no
A fruit expert informs The Signal
that, judging from the appearance of
the hied., the prospects for apple* this
year are good.
SATURDAY. MAY t
at 1 o'clock. the following property.. is
One ribber-Urnd bulgy with new tire., 1
twomaled rot, 1 wagon, 1 cutter. 1 sal liar
nese. 1 ,et harrows. 1 scudler.3 fork., 2 shovel..
Yrake.`!More,..robsn mower 1 wtteele.rMw�
1 coil
. Y . 1 err. er thorough
Rock chlokeru, 1 cream te,.ar•tar. 1 ran.e
Wel or woodl. 1 coal 'dove. 1 oil stove, 1 Singer
sewing macbin., 1 dlningroom ,rat, 1 ask tub(..
r rocking chairs 1 bedroom suite, matt:m.ev
and spring-. I oak hall rack towers d
1 awing hammock. 2 .ideban
oarda- Y sols.
leo g lamp.. pictures and numerous ather
Tera. cash.
MRS 1V. Iempristr1.
THOS. .
MORTGAGE SALE.
MORTGAGE SALE OF VILLAGE
. PROPERTY.
Under aol bl virtue of the power of tale
cootalned Ina mortgage made to the ...odor.
then will be offered for .ate by public *action
at the Union motel. In the town of Ood•rlch. on
SATURDAY. MAY Pith.
at the hour of 2 o'clock In eke afternoon. the
ts1k,.lne freehold property :
Lot number tarty -three sad the north half of
tot °umber forty-four. in the village firlarg r•
god Plato meow known as Wilma, to the
township o1 CNberoe. In the manly .4 Huron.
halite the property formerly owned by Mary
Ann 1Ntr...
There 1s a rood frame house and .table on
the property and • •umbr of fruit trese, and ie
suitable for any perms warble. In Uodertch.
Thane or Mato. - Tb peperty will be. mold
eaUoct u a r.arve hid. Tea per cent of the
ptteha.. money .bell be paid to the vender'.
nYdtar on the day of rale end the balance of
the Purchase money ...little thirty days there-
alter,
he e -of .r, orbs. • conveyance w111 be made and the
porno/haw let Into pow.emloa. •• the property U
sew vacant.
roil farther particular. apply to
Loi -rt'* e. DANCLY.
Ran %.ter, eta.. Umdm ieb, hat
di.lbt.d April YSth. lata. '1531
Willie- Old the Why conte from
Heaven, Durr % "Nur..--"Yeft des r."
Willie -"dilly kid 1 He didn't know
when he was well off."
NOTICE TO WATER -
TAKERS IN ARREARS
Notwithstanding the urgent re-
quest made in January to theme in
arrears to rail and mettle, a usher
have left their account* nding
unpaid. Bills will be sent t this
week and if not attended to in
ry aetnable time motion will be taken.
W. T. MURNEY,
Chairman Water and Leight
I lnmmla@kriL Op -ht
FOR SALE OR RENT
TWO FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS
.TI/ RENT, -le hOtherionotatnInn ear con.
veni•noe.: -'0.40.4 ea East Mare"_. Further
ra
porta ulamap 0.0.4 so .,/Ho
eatn to this
calk*.
L OR BALE. -IN THK CITY OF
l' DALY. . grocery -tore and neat room
Weenie,: brick building ; •s erytbing up to
date. Voter good rob trade. Foe further
p•rUenlary .ppiy to tam 41. 0.11, out. it';.Iin
WOR BALE OR TO RENT. -A TWO
C .tory frame house with eight rooms and
kitchen; bent and soft water. lltaated on
Bridge street. war O T. R. station 7.. r.par-
ticulars apply to EDWARD RAID, /Ogle
avenue. Kim
PUBLIC NOTICE.
IRE ! FIRE !-NOW IM THE TIhiE
for you to Ste out ,nor Mtter bed. and
[towa and let me renovate them ,at ono, a. 1
can not attest to this work for loot. All kinds
of raga. bones, paid fier la rs ■A1ap a garobber. eta, taken awl
call eons 6. e cwt ;lwtll
HAIR GOODS. -MRM. A. N ICHOLI.,
Nel.on street, M prepared to do all kind.
of bay week made hem eat hair or rw.abimps
sod aspp1fn., halt fo"r orders. unwinds tre.t-
anent, climates, etc..,he
awl .Mo . for sale o
ton. t
r.p.i.itoe, ab.mw_yeew Yd mm De r.•1.
r maw.'•mess. 6aioe
PIANO TUNING.
W. C. TAYUIR
Wolk street, Ooderie0. P. tl Roy 1.0.
Ui10.R te.tlnortYM In town.
Timing la town. t1.40:..teem work accord
WE to anaemia
NOTICE TO THE PI'BLIC
H wing been desiron.+of enlisting
for some time past, i have finally
succeeded in making arrangements
with the Goderich Coal Co. (P. J.
MacEwan, manager) to take over
and carry on my cartage bnsineas
during my absence.
l have therefore signed up with
the 161st Battalion for active ser-
vice overseas, and i would respect-
fully solicit from the public gtFner-
ally, and from, my old cistoehers
particularly, a continuance of their
valued patronage until such time as
I can again resume my occupation.
Any business affairs entreated to
their care during my absence will
therefore be thankfully appreciated
by me. TelephoMt all orders to
'phone 44. ALPRRD H. JANE
Ssbeca ra�atl!� lifter the Baster
bolid•yyee oe iota• y'g May 1st., for the
very siert ager of ao01 thirty tomb -
lag days. to be tottered by tbie et no-
nage days of the departmental seem -
tato too.
The fellow*, whose deeding
during the yam the start w
certify thee aalq qualif.d to pass
the depeetaeatal nations for
which they were rtag have gone
out to do farm work I September to
unable as many e sons to enlist
for overseas enols. Joe M. Garvey,
Stan 1q Kaiak Andrews and
Eimerr.dlry, A others desired
to gm, but the Mal gtsuW not with a
char steaseienot led them the seem.
eery
ee l-
eery Orli Wing 1hens
to the depamtw.stalpi•rtiflcate.
TheomL Ms*. S�amp� y, under t be eu-
perviaie ld {lford, is issuing the
amal a. a 1. Jocs1al, setting forth
in part the Win *Dings of the .cbool
year. It will esWaia some forty pages
of reading INIIIMIP. Tb* proceeds of
the sale of star no to maintain the
ti. C. I. cot at OBveden hospital, Eng-
land.
The austral 10spectbn of the O.C,I.
Cadets is to h. madoon Tuesday, May
9th. at 1.30 ppm., In the Agricultural
grounds. The cI.lzrns are cordially
latticed to be present. The corps has
teen !readyred oe.O in numbers by
reason of tf llae nt of to manyovertonefor overtservice d farm woe k.
The staff congratulates the following
ex -students oo their successful oom-
pl.tion of the connive they have been
pursuing : Min Penal McKenzie and
Yr. Richard W. Lowy Normal certifi-
cates : Mr. Dem. Nlabolsoo, railroad
and civil .oti.Meing degree obtained
at Queen's. gR
Applieritioao tlrritbng on the
lower school I'tornmt entrance have
been made bf ht students el
the school. such are urg-
ently asked 4o in .ecurlag
diligent daily syph to their home
Medias to resew eateppmi+.
Mr. O. B. Wbitek'wt the G. u 1.
staff. has iter Merwr meek0
retiring_hem petition ea April
211th. Thejapideste had pilaff lost at
the elate of the ariernien 'eosins is the
Aasembiy MIS tw111d Carswell to Mr.
bite. j5 him with a head-
woe
slight totes kisadly
the year
reeler-wateb as a
ap>pecei•eipa of
IletvfeM donne
Debts purpose
o in
going forth to give hi. cou� and
the wider eases el world -Leedom The
{test tif.M of ao4 students
lltf' . tie tenet
tie d{ts',a• P,
service in • a ruse ace ens hops that
he easy be pertained by IKv.ne Prov-
idence to return safe to hid native
land.
Mies Augusta McLeod. of town, an
ex -G. C. I..tuden1. h.. horn appointed
to complete Mr. White's year. Mics
McLeo1 hokle the neeeew.ry qualtfiea-
tioon and has hal aorue three years
expire lents in Leeching the work now
in her charge. 1'he i.oard was fortun-
ate in seeming her servicre. She bad
just oppou Lonely completed her second
year's work at Queen's Cniversityy
Captain Campbell, of the Gttdrrieh
Company of the 101st Battalion,
another ex -student of the G. C. L. is
eery kindly giving amiskaaee to the
Cadets V completing their drill pre
pagetory to lo.p.ctiva.
J. P. Huila, Principal.
SAW KAISER TWICE.
--
MAR Ma. EDrToa,-1. the last
week's bows of your paper, 1 saw •
etatlwg that probably Mr.
earlier:421h town, was the only
in Ooderieb who had 'seen the CIT.
Permit me to say, sir, I have seen him
twice. I am an ez-sergeant of the
3rd Duke of Connaught's Uwn Regi-
ment, the Hampshire*, England. I
Rest saw the Monier 0t the great re-
view at Aldershot, which was held In
the long Valley of the late times.
Victoria. Jubilee in 1887. The Kaiser
was present with many other crowned
beads. There were at that review
18U,011o troops. Again I saw him in
11189, when • review was given in
b000r of his visit to Eogiand, in
wbicb (il.UOU took put on the Queen's
parade ground, Aldershot. Possibly
there may be others who have been et
one of the.e great reviews. There
has never been Ware or since s.tch a
(rood sight as the Jubilee review.
The Loog Valley is black sand and
you are more like nigger. when you
knee it, but it is a grand place for
drilling and reviews. No doubt some
of our Canadian soldier. have seen it ;
if so, tbe7 will newer forget their visit
there. 1ru.ting I bare not said too
much, i am,
Yours faithfully,
5 W. Jutu)itt, Ex-Mergt.
(iodetich, April 24. -
Mr. Charles Kerslake, of Ooderich,
Is another citizen who, as a British
soldier, was -reviewed" at Aldershx,
by the Kanter. Mr. Kerslake describes
him as • man of striking appearance,
who would attract attention any-
where. Just recently Mr. Kerslake
was offered • place in the 31.18tb Bat-
talion band as cornet player and be
'Wrote exceedingly that physical
nearness prevent• him from lending
assistance to red the Kaiser's toad
career.
Slaty Years Married.
Mr. and Mrs. George Warrener, of
Clinton, celebrated their diamond
wedding anniversary on Wednesday
of last week, and the occasion wart
marked try a family gatb►rinp. The
but leaves for Loudon next week to
family are : John, of Sate is : George,
join the Am Mwdical or over -
of Wattaoeburg ; Thome.. of Goderieh; in smrvir Army
y Corp.orps
Mantle, of Detroit ; Harold, of the
43rd 8.:t.lion, in training in Kngland;
Richised H., of Toledo : Robert, of I OOderieh boys are In the thick of the
Clinton : Mrs. F. R. Vellary, of Tor- fight and ase continually turning up
onto ; Nathan paw.. Warreone, d i i• unexpected places. Thi. is mu. -
Revisal. In edditiep gegebleetwestee
ititled ll ♦ m} letter from JPte. R. R, C.
A r+Ra+�k,, oT (i tiiticlT. ret -writes : "'When
gran c ren,
1 rogue out ret my billet the other day
Get wise. people If you went • who should 1 see standing before me
suitor aoygarmmt that a man shoubatt Cliffottl N\"illiams : I bad flat
wear go to Pcidbuu F'. .8
"tis Neo him for s.veral weeks abaci t{tnt
knows. He has samples of the finest wee before we left Ergland. It wail
Wind' pr.tcurahle, which he will have certainly a pleasant surprise to both
matte to your order by the beet work- of n•. We %pent an Interesting hour
people in our town. He i. slwo i.bow together relating tale. of our varied
ling temples trout the ite.t ordered Sailor experiences since we landed in France.
iog houses in Canada, and you can We went fcr a short walk and en -
have your choice at any price, every
'gamma a tuade M your order. Don't
be timid &bout truing in and having a
look. He won't kilt you. but you
may get • pointer as to your buying.
F. J. Pridbam,Ooderich-North street,
around the corner.
to renew Melba Sigt•al Ina oils.
We th•ak these aahserlMle who
have already renewed and pserbe
all a great teg dollar's worth .ter -
tag the coming year
gas ti1111NrA1 3111,1130 Uo.. warns). Pvwtame
THE LADS IN
KL
The 1401st Huron Battelle', is %seder
orders to mobiliz+ on the 15th of May,
and as it is .sill about mo moo short of
the required number an extra effort
Is to be made this week and nett to
being in recruits (iodericb and the
adjotel townships are. of course,
expected to do their share, and it is
Loped that when the roll -call of the
battalion is complete this district will
be at least as well represented as any
other part of the county.
Mr. R. R. Sallow- * has received a
short trona Mr. Melville And-
erson, who a with the Canadian En-
gineers In Belgium. He states that
the wet season is practically over, that
ideal weather provable, and then adds :
"Ooderich seems to be doing well in
the matter of recruiting lately. It
shuuld, after Major 8a1e's sacrifice. 1
bare seen his grave, • very simple
one, among [bcusands of others."
Mrs. H. Barker, of - town, 'bas had a
letter stating tbst her ren. Pte. Charles
Barker, is in a hospital in Englaod
suffering from chromatic fever.
The names of two soldiers well
known in Oodericb are included in the
lists of casualties during the pest week.
They are Harry Carey, of the P. P. C.
L. 1., .on of Mr. U. F. Carey, of town,
and Reg. Hautiltoo, of the machine
gun section of the same regiment, son
of the late Cayley Hamilton. of Re-
gina, and nephew of Mrs. 0. F. Carey,
of Goderich, and of Dr. C. J. Hamil-
ton, of Cornwall. Information received
rewarding Private Carey is that he has
a scalp wound and has been removed
to • base hospital. Private Hamilton
is reported wounded in the head and
back, but no further news as to his
condition has been received since his
name appeared in the carualty list.
Lieut. I. Hetheriogt raw, Lieut. R. Y.
McLean and Lieut. C. K. MacPherson
are in London taking the captain's
course at the Royal School of Instruc-
tion.
Mr. Clarence McDonald. of Luck"
now, was in town for • dayor two
n
this week. Mr. McDonald has been
ou the stag of The Luoknow Sentinel,
Huron s Battalion- --the 161st.
Surely the phrase should stir within the breast of every man a
feeling of pride and of patriotism in the knowledge that In the day
of an Empire's stress our County has had the glorious privilege of
forming her own Battalion- A Battalion composed of the sons
and grandsons of those sturdy old pioneers who. in years gone by,
settled within the borders of the County and by the sweat of their
brows carved out the broad acres and laid the foundation for. the
unexampled prosperity of Huron.
To the sons of these men --to the sons and the grandsons who
have not listened to the command of King and Country --I make
this appeal.
The Huron Battalion has been ordered to mobilize about
May 15th and the needed 250 men to complete the establishment
of the Battalion must be enlisted by the time of mobilization. This
is a direct command of your King and a command which must be
hearkened to by every man in the County- If of military age and
physical fitness. your duty is plainly to enlist. If over forty-five
years of age. your duty can be done by urging and insisting that
the younger men do their "bit." If under forty-five years of age
and not physically fit you can, at least, wear the button -ribbon
which will be supplied you by the Medical Examiner of your
local detachment. after he has examined you and given you a
certificate of military unfitness.
This is the last call for men to come forward, of their own
free will. and to save the County from the stigma of reproach in
that "she did not do her duty.
Kitchener 'the last man and the last shell will win the
victory." MayhiP your individual enlistment will be the means
of the Allies' inevitable triumph Put aside all petty iealousres,
and considering only ail Empire's need and County's welfare
come forward and take the place reserved for you amongst the
meal who in the days to come will prove worthy of a County's
pride and of County's honor.
The twelfth hour is striking. The time for your decision has
arrived. The answer must be Aye or Nay. Wig it be "Ready,
Aye Ready I" in the 161217
H B. COMBS, Lietw'C4L
countering an artillery brigade on the
move we were agreeably surprised
again when we re'ognbzrd Archie Tom
a.. one of the gunners. He waved to
us as he passed,"
Clifford Webb and Alec. Straiton,
members of Major I.ewi.' hattety,
were home from Guelph over Sunday.
Mr. J. M. Roberts, of the Union
Bank, Belleville, is borne this week on
s visit. "Jack" is now in uniform,
baying enlisted in a heavy Beige bat -
tet y at Cobourg. -
A draft of twelve men was asked
for from the 161st Battalion for the tela
Pioneers which is being orgarmed •t
London. Pres, Geo. Cot'kfie ht. sr., Leo
NVhitty and Allan Christie volun-
teered from the Goderirh company
and left for London on Thursday last.
When the whistles tooted and the
bells rang .t 9 o'clock this morning
people wondered what it meant -
whether the Kaiser was dead, or the
British had taken Lille, or the German
fleet had been blown up. or Sam
Hughes had dented the judges at Otta-
wa, or word had been received that
(lnderich was to have the camp this
year. It wasn't any of thew things ;
it was the signal of the e-romence-
sent of the final recruiting campaign
for the 101st Battalion. and it is to Ow
repeated every morning until the close
of the campaign.
Someone suggests that instead of
making that noise regularly every
morning the whistle. and the tells he
started every time a recruit Mens up.
It would he worth something to a fel-
low to know that he was causing such
a tremendous racket.
The announcement has been made
of the appointment of Kenneth G.
Boyd to the rank of flight eiih-Iiputen-
ant of H. M. 8. "Einellent.- stationed
at London Mr Boyd is a former
Uoderich bay who went oyer.eas early
in the year Recently word wee re
ceivtd of hie some= In the preliminary
technical examination*. J. L A.
Sinclair, of Toronto, who is wFFII known
in Goderieb, is another of the "bird-
men" who is training at haatbource
Englaid. for • place in the Royal
Naval Aviation Service.
with u•, of Doane, egad feting very at.
The Wit we at Shores: Me " He Nye
alma mat we bear tea tures as mock
war news in Canada as they do over
the* e.
A letter has been reed•111 from
H. 0. Sootheran, of the 71st
B tLtalion, written at Br.mehott Camp
April 19th.II He say.: "This ramp is
about ltf'trin mike *oath of Aldershot
and is all Oessedian. We are part of
the 16th Brigade, In which • ao are
the 74th and 7bth, which arrived a day
before aa. Iso fillet is with the nth
rtmd two of the G.rrows with the 74534.
Oarf. Dunlop and Bandy (Nisbet) are
Dr. J. B. Whitely bas rtaivM pen
04.nmiun to juin the staff of the Casa.
than hospital In France for a period of
three, as or DIM. months. H. has
not decided t t go, as be fettle that the
demands of bis practice hers may rea-
der such • step inadvisable.
Mr. Wm. Chipman was in town the
other day and enlisted with the 161st
as a ((oedemata. He wee a member of
the :Gird Rea tonna bawd here forearm
years and was also a popular memb.e
of the Oudericb hockey teem. He
has been working lately at Sdaforth.
The New Furniture Man,
Mr. Wesley Walker, the new fut-
nitute man. who is taking the store
recently vacated by Mr. 1iobmeier, ere
pests to be ready to open up with a
full line of furniture, bousefurniske
Ings, piano., talking ulachloes, etc., In
a few weeks. He has bad the base-
ment floor lowered and the ceiling and
wall. plastered, .o that it will make a
first-class showroom, and is also hav-
ing the store repap.red and painted
and an office acted up at the back.
Mr. Walker win become • permaoeat
resident of &lodeticb, moving his wile
and family of three boys here just of
soon as he can close out his interests
at Clinton and make suitable arrange-
ments. In the meantime Mr. N alter
will be in O. dencb practically every
day, opening up his new good., which
come direct from the factory, and al-
though his blinds will not he pulled
up for regular bu.inear for a few
week. yet be will be at the store and
can be .een by anyone wishing to do
boldness. Mr. Walker bas had an ex-
tensive experience in this line of busi-
ness, starting at Wibgbam. For nine
years he was in business at. Clinton
and tor two years at Guelph.
Osgood. Hall Notes.
The following co.e. from t his county
were disposed of in the Appellate thy•
inion rr Osgood. Hall durwg the past
week,
Glazier •. Brown. -W. Proud foot,
K. C.. for defendant. M. ti Cameron,
K. l'., fur plaiot,ff. Appeal by defen-
dant Irmo judgmeut of County Court
tit Huron tit U %ober ;JO, 1913. Action
to recover bible) claimed to be holistic*
due on purclra.e of 'land; in default,
pos.wah.s and ',twill of personal' y
alleged to have been cumin Led to bis
own use by defendant. At trial judg-
ment was eatere4 toe plaintiff foe
INNISAg gad tut writ of . ptereemiu', w
o., -
t1M•erlt, and for delivery of pereenar"
property in gde•tion or payment of
so therefor on default with centra
Judgment approved in terms of coo -
1.01 minute. put in.'
Nae.•gls v. Oke. -U. ()arrow (0s4e.
richt for defendant. W. l'roudfoot,
K. C., for plaintiff. Appeal by defen-
dant front judgment of Comity Court
of Huton of Fehruaty 18, 1916. Judg-
ment: Appeal allowed and action
diswi.eed with costs. ' Judgment not
to issue for six months, and mean-
time the tights of the parties should
continue as under judgment of trial
judge, with right to plaintiff -to re-
move the hydraulic lam during that
period.
Keep Off the Grass.
Under instructions of Mr. J. C.
Laitbwaite, chairman of the parks
conimiuee of the town council. a por-
tion of the park in the Square has
sera fenced oft with wire fencing, tete
idea being to keep petiole off the bare
places which have been seeded for
grass. Wben this portion of the park
is in the required condition, the fenc-
ing will be taken down and removed
to another s:otGm, so that in lime, if
the experiment is successful, the ap-
pearance Of the whole park will he
greatly improved. The townspeople
should co-operate with the perks com-
mittee in this e•eort, and if they would
keep to the gr :e) walks. instead of
waking path.,ass the grass where
it is net fence . in, they would still
further Ovist in keeping the park in
good condition.
GUNDRY'S AUCTION SALE LIST
t(ATcom•r. May a Auction tale of boom
-
hold furniture. firolnMnggss, Aril lag mi mimeo
rte_ the pt°pertr of Mrs. WWlwn. Maedel.
`Milford. Teruw. rash.
N.Tt Rn. V. 14 sr Po -Mortgage sale of village
property ret the Union hotel. Oudorleb L E.
I n.mey.
DIED.
JLFIRF.Y. In Il..terfcb. on Tuesday, May
1, I.eanot Ilenomy. bclor el wife a J.amph
Jeffry.
LLDKK -In tiodetieh, on Monday. May 1:
Robert Fader. aged es year..': m.n tba and
day..
ALLEN. -At Dunlop. on Tueelay. May 2.
Margaret O.nlucr, widow of the late An-
thony Allen. In her 011th year.
The funeral will take pl.ce from her late
realdeoce. Dunlop on Fray. May 3, u 11'
o'okrt p m.. to Dunlop.
monetary. rt.rvka
at the Amiss at 2 o clock.
THI)MPte.v. At Melville Peak . on Thor.-
day. April rr. Harold 1roompnon. .on of
Mr. WiOMtn Tb.tmpoo, of OodMrb.
and at rear.
Mcl.E01).-In l(od.Aeh, on Friday !twit 'l
l..cy Kernaghan, wife of Captain Alex.
Melaod.
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