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rHE SIGNAL GODERICH : ONTARIO
Buy Your
Boys'
Clothing
NOW
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Don't wait until
you get poor goods
at high prices !
Even if you are not
badly in need of a suit,
it will pay you to buy
now and save the suit
for later wear, and
when you buy, buy at
this store—we have a
large stock of good
clothing the kind that
fits well and gives good
satisfaction.
We sell boys'
good clothinCr at
fair prices.
Walter C. Pridham
Society Brand Clothes, King
titYTH, \ TR the
TUESDAY, May lite
The order of the day al prevent is
gardent)g end housecleaning.
Meser.. i . \\•main A Sons whipped
ear of cattle to Toruutono Saturday.
Ur. J. A, McTaggart attended a:
I
convention at Toronto last
'work.
Th. e-mne';1 his purehaaet a drag ro{I�
for the street. and It has unproved ticru
thew w1 t the ti -ed a'
Irtfull), to y
cwl.idrrabI. au o.in1 id gravel.
The Myth Laud is going Lo h ave
•utulld(iunert 111111. .\. i ii1l1u1-
a1 Hall on Thursday evening. whets
the Itll.t mail aty hand will furnish
the music.
Lieut !Scott lett on M.,dsy torten•
-a-tires" Is the Standby
In This Ontario Home
Teener -see, Ont., Aug. 25th, 1913.
".1/..r. wife nisi a martyr to ('owili jati,w.
We tried everything on the calendar
ing for L..ndon to take militwi y train• without satisfaction, and spent large
ing. During { b its a inttic r
l trot
+gI
thoauy herr a'Fruit••tiyes'. \Ve have used it in the
ranee, "f will
f t 1 bacr
ch pes o f sums, money, until we happened on
eeoIIl
The Iron howlers are finding it 11it1I- family for about two years, and we
cult to -retire a caretaker this year; would not use anything else as long as
and in consequence, so far, they ate I we can get "Fruit -a -tires."
doing the worL themselves., bol it it J. W. 1sA\I\IO\P.
tint very omit isfectot y.
Ttw farmers ate still hewing a hard "FRUIT• A-TIVEV is made from
tints to get in tlieu' owed, es the ground I fruit juices and tunics—is mild in
grow ecnies. Icy' when another heavy:action—and pleasant in taste. +.ton.
titin voted. tiolur ot term afhraid
it heal
I bac. a box, 6 for $ .5O, trial sire 2 c. 1 D• R. C. Weir bas commenced the
h r. put 11 Lot we are aurid it not
Ifoundation for a new verandah at hie
hese. put in when the ground was At dealers of sent on receipt of prion I rreidr)ce.
in tit c lit ion. by Fruit•a-tines Limited, Ottawa. \Ir. H. H. Hill is looking up a boiler!
Duvis Court was held here on _ to pun ease in the village, with •wire
Thursday- before . .lodge Ilult, but u
usual there ase.. only rlightdocket. A wrist worse t.. hurl Dexter, the latest 'to`I,rtJoseph Lesson went to Wirtg-
Ier of canes were mailed out of seer nit f Hly,,th. Capt, Dancey
court, .o that t 11.re was only the +one vee. then Riser the
best
h t r m intimd ;
Myth. h. h horn for tban on edday stores.
fa toad of seed
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case which value up, Jaa. Cunttuul that hasrII for
hvillagewas oheerved in the
' Jas. Hebron, 11i which the pleintiK He is a powerful speaker and twenty Day
tern to understand the nerd of our young churches on Sunday and the Kennon' 1
the victory were appropriate to the place the!•
nation h
'club for the portions. of recusing re- LANES.
IC ,v. J1tildrn.
H. Irelrfull, pxrtor of the
cruits for the Huron Battalion. They M„NDAY, MAY 1:, Baptist church, attended preyrr-mart-
have 11641 r badge printed with the ; , ing on Turedey evening in khaki, has-
words on it, •'Knit Socks or Fight.” 1 LANS:14 1.tf1'Aui.—Mr". Phillips is inti rnli.trl! on Uuuday in l'linlu
Their object is goon! and it is booed visiting her daughter., Mrs. T. Frrgu with the hilar Battalion. \Vs. than
!that they way- meet with success. c sou A. recruiting meeting is to he
rhumb in the Presbyterian chub this
evening The fanners are anxious- 1
Iv looking for a dry time w get their
needing dote. ..air. Ju. Hackett,
tit . has not been well for a few day..
We hope to see him around .gain he -
fore long . Mr. and Mre. O. W. went1.ine mot Sunrise with ft tends at
Port Aliwrt Mr. F. l'unuifKhatte
of Putt Albert, visited at the bunter of
Mr. lieu. Lane and Mr. !toy Alton one
stay lino week.. A number of
young p Porde from Sheppardton spent
..n enjoyable time tart Friday everting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hoy
Alton.. A number of the people
bete at ended the services held in for
f.ncknow Pre.hyt.erian emueh last
Sunday ..The country is aYritt le -
ginning to loot beautiful in its sires.
.1 green decked with many -colored
flowers.
AUBURN.
%VgpN.A
.itr'', May 17.
Mr. \V. T. Riddell received a car of
rah. last week.
The I.'. P. It. baa several extra 0)00
on this rection putting in new ties.so
Mr. Roy Pattern is borne front his
studies at tureen'' l'ntveisi_y. King.
K. ITRta la:olt Fu:uT. The young men to help on to gain mothers hold in our homes and es
lathe. of the town have orgapiz•d +a over Germany.
miss hire here.
Mr. Jonathan Bentley's i•oungest
1tg1'gl ITIN1• RALLY. -A splendid re- sop, Leslie, has donned the King's
uniform as a meta et of the Blyth
detachment of the 'dist Battalion.
This makes four sons ot Mr. Bentley in
1 uniform, while some others have not
spared one to defend their homes and
(01)011 y.
UNION C. E. Sot-tin-v.—The officers
of ter union Christian EoSuI re one day
last week . . Mrs.
Iet3!
0f the Auburn Methondeavdistr ri- and he
_ - -
Pteshyterlen churches for the entreat
term are : President, Colin Finglaod:
i vice-president. Ralph Munro : trees-
! met', Miss May 1)en-tedt : secretary,
`Gained 15 Pounds By Taking Vino!
Miss %Villa Stranghan : assistant ser-
retery, Mi+s Ellen Phillips : organist, Norfolk. \•a --"I suffered' from nen
Mites (aura Jackson : C. )Neons ottit. mid was very
j vousness, had no apps
youu't tfer—prayet-mry, g, tee
ice I thin. Nothing i took seemed to help me
ma Pfeffer ; wt.ri . M i \lis« Alice until one days friend told me about\'tno4
F'u:gland : ei.g1, rc, Mise ltargsret 1 have now taken six bottles and have
Irck.tin I aocial� stirs ie•ttir .Iackv00 : gained fifteen pounds: have a good ap-
petite and can eat any thing."- Mtrrta
ALBERT. DENNING, Norfolk, Va.
PORT Vinol is a delicious cod liver and iron
\%EIINI'•uty, \Isy lis.
tonic without oil,a constitutional remedy
Hfttt:s's.—Mies \Ixrgatet Hawkins which creates anappetite•aidsdigestion
t th ho ns. f \Ira \Vm and makes pure healthy bkai Tryit
H. l'. Dunl.•p, Druggist, (;oderich
Ieruittng rally was held in Industry
Mall on Friday evening at which them
!Was an immense crowd. To wake
the meeting at ill more attractive the '
1111+t military band, from Clinton. ar-
hived on the 7 p.m. train and after
1 playing soar splendid music on the
street they went up to the hall and
certainly delighted the audience with
prate choice .elections which were al
great credit to their leader, Sergt. i
Brant, who is a first-class musician.
Rev. tiro. Jewitt acted as chairman.
!Miss McColl, of tiodrrich, rendered a
ni.lr of 1.attiotic selections which
wear heartily encored. Another
Hats, Headlight Overalls. I pies -int; lttrsetiog WAS two presenta-
tions, one being a beautiful fountain
pyo to Lieut. N4.•tl, who has hewn the
recruiting ,,mer hrrr .ince the start-
- ing of the ittl•t H- ttali0tt and, who
ear enlisted over fifty for this Battal-
ion. Resides this he has Mao had the
h i hr
was
i of the men, but, s
training
bracing to take course At London
the c"muiit ler thought ohs" a y1aa1
In a•1 en,:ntr!.s. A,k b r our INVENT- time to show their appreriatioo of
T)1t3AIA-1S a,wLichwi:l be sentftse, bit). Rev. W. H. Hawkins read. the
MARION it MARION. maitre.. and Reeve Dr. Milne mule the
114 University tit.. Montreal. I presentation. He also presented a
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Their exquisite de!icioutfhess is
obtained by the skillful use of
absolutely pure ingredients of
the highest
grade.
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H. C. DUNLOP.
GODLRICH
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MaterialS
New Wash
FOR DRESSES AND WAISTS
THE VE['.Y LA FEST FROM THE NEW YORK %ARKI:TS
Read the following items and nate our prices.
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Printed Holly Batiste in 4 colorings, fast Z• and 15c
Dainty new patterns in Organdies, in late pattern 5 JS
Printed Handkerchief Linen, something very new 20c, 20C
C
Printed Voiles, a maker's special 25c, 35C and 3 3c
Printed Seed Voiles, a great favorite 05
Plain White Voile, wide widths45cc
Plain White Seed Voile, wide
ISC20C and40
Indian Head, at last year's prices 40c and 25c
Black and White Voiles, in fancy, neat patterns50c
Prints, in light, medium and dark colors, 31 to 32 inches wide, every piece
last in color, all Blues, indigo -dye, at less than last year's prices.
STOCKINGS—Come here 'and get some at last year's prices
ti {_, 1-2 and to 2 pairs for 25c
25o pairs black Hose, , 9, 9
A sh1p/tpent of seriNEW11CURTAI1NS1An ,ND CURTAIN r%tock. iii •laint pattern-. tUSLIN5nd ecru rtnK, These 2'3-
m
sour
If yard Curtains are just what h needed2.5to brighten
n LSO.he ow. and room. *4.00. Woo. *4.00.
$4.00.s54.00 Per ran
f ecru. i sa.so, SILTS. t;s
\'r have a large .tuck of ecru, crnlm and colored Madras Curtain sloven., Ther >lu.lui. are the t-rn
newest in design and coloring. Anil are well adapted for bedroom.. i'rf yard 150. 200. 250, 300. 500
Scrim Curtain Muslin by the yard, in different designs of borders,'itinch to 4o -inches wiseat
Ser %as. t
White Lace Curtain., in many gwlitirs and price..
1Mn't forget to e\antine the pew Silks we told v.,tu alsait 1.i.t seek.
J.H.COLBORNE
...........
Mrs. Menary, Sherppar.ton, on Mon
day last Seeding i. progressing
very slowly in throe part. owing to
the wet weather.... -.alts Roy Alton
and Miss Rae Alton called on friends
VIRGINIA GIRL
:a ctatttng a e . 1' nn Out gyarantee.
(gray at pr5sent . A ti unifier feom
herr attended the funeral of the 1441-'
Harry Kneeshaw and children, 01 Don't think Itemise she tailor has
tiaa(rrich, •pelted at Mr. F. Cunning- your measure that he iv the only one.
ham's last week .... \\'e are glad to
ver Mr...1. Burrows out around again
1(1.51 err recent illntas.
evening Mies Sadie Carter i.,
the
guest + 1 her grandparents, Mr.
r even
\Il.
is soil
corset
day
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.arc and kincalhngowen.
MEDICINE
Daring ik. W. theee will he coldnow1.
..nine is Meeew..
HOME STUDY
Tl,e Arta Cour a• maybe lak.. ^
"'t-
rp"1r..e bet arodents deavraato {'alt
ate roust attend arc ...tot,
SUMMER SCHOOL oleo
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MEN OF 11117110N
The 161st
Huron Battalion has been ordered to mobilize onJune 1st AND AT
FULL STRENGTH. Will your County be humiliated by having the first Battalion
she was authorized to form and go into camp UNDER STRENGTH ?
Will the word "Huron" ever stand as a word of reproach throughout the Empire ?
Or will the people of this County rally to their pride and to THEIR HONOR ?
THE LAST CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
TO THE MEN :
The business of the young man of the County today is the completion of the 13attalion she
was asked to form.
Kitchener urges "men and more men."' Canada has promised him Soo, too. Will you be one ?
Are"you content to remain at home in ease and reap business advantages while other men
take your place in the firing line ?
Wiil your conscience remain clear and clean each day of the long years to come ?
Does the sight of your chum in khaki leave you untroubled and undisturbed :'
Make such sacrifkes as may be necessary (the Empire is worthy of them! to enable you to
take your place in your County Battalion.'
ENLT and ENLiSTODAY. with the knowledge that at last you are playing the part
of ahf' ' an.
TO THE MOTHERS, WIVES AND SISTERS:
Do you know what is happening to women in Europe today ?
Do you know that the women of Belgium, of Serbia, of Flanders and even cif your own race
in the old land have suffered by the invading Huns ?
Do you know that thousands and tens of thousands, with their little ones, are driven starving
from their homes to die in misery ; that they are being violated and slaughtered ?
Do you realize that if this war is not fought out in Europe, you and your children may be
forced to share the sufferings of those in Europe ?
Do you realize that if Canada is to protect her people, her homes and her liberty, her men
must be given without stint to take part in the struggle ?
Thousands of glorious mothers, wives, sisters have given their dearest to this cause of Hu-
manity and of Empire. ,\ Can you meet this type of womanhood in social intercourse ? Are
you content to see other *others, wives and sisters,proudly sending off their manhood to pro-
tect you and your menfolk ?
Or will you meet the burden of this generation with COURAGE, "the highest of Divine
virtues" ?
IS YOUR "REASON" ONLY A LAME EXCUSE?
150 Huron Men for HURON'S OWN ---and in 15 Days