The Signal, 1916-6-8, Page 8a TRTNUID kV. 3 t'1
Mapleware Lunch
St1s,
volt appropriate f•.r all octI
wr.r1., camp or cottage. Just th
thing for the auto, done up in uc
lots. containing the following :
K dimer plates
3 large segetil.le or salad di.he-
2 large pleat to sandwich platter.
t. bandy side shale+
6 ,.it and pepper ,Itnhe-
1'2 aanitars 10. .i.:-
6 wood fibre n th:ir-
1 w•siwl fiber table :over
All dishes. 111..lr frout one piece
genuine sog.tr maple.
They won't leak -They won't wilt --
l'tsey ate strong -Thr) are awn -
nosy.
1,►, .. set alt•! . onthe.r.reeytlewml
F'a. .:un.
1'n clxr, ,,. ...
THE COLONIAL ROOK STORE
Cee. Poi ter
USE
PEN SLAR
TREAD -EASY
Foot Powder
for tired, tender, aching,
sweating feet.
IT WILL GIVE GREAT
COMFORT.
25c A TiN
at the Penslar Store
only
James A.Campbell
Pian. B
CE.\TRAL DRC•G STORE
N..rih St. and Square
Goderich se
rIfu.stti 'PHHONES. Res. MN
MacEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
iCOAL
ifor Goderich
j and District.
Best Coal Mined.
THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
Mmicipal Bustaess Transacted at Rets•
tar Meetrag on Fr.ray.
Ali ti.e members of the town court-
ed. with the rxcep.tua of Mayor Mc -
Loan, who was out it tour. wt re
presrut at the trgida' mart mg last
Finlay lay rvruisg. Reeve N ,tui wise
von. d t e the chair.
The report of the ,tort iuspeclor
for the u, 'lith of May was x I,t to (be
public woi les committer.
A rep.ut of the tax collector shoa-
1 tog the names of all taxpayers in
arrearo swat refrirett 1u the finance
conwu,ltes. •
The minutes of the Nest Shore Rail-
way meeting at KIot•ul was read, and
with the .uggestiuu of Councillor
Musutngs that all the timber ou the
tight -at -way should be sold was re -
felled to the special committee. Coun-
cillor Manning. alleged that it had be-
come the (0,1001 to • lion t v. ' thi+tim-
ber and lit many rams petsoms bo do-
lor eietlleoted to return it
A it,luest from Mi. M. L. Alter, -
smolt. tot a I.etllat's license for ail
utenth- wan Islet -tett to the special
Conitmttcr.
A feller from the 1111 TrlrpLoue
Cott. f• illy it -led for veru Ruston to
creta ta•i,e and w 11 rs on cel 1 tilt
streets.
t;.0^cillots Palttidge and Wallis
moved that the matte& lir referred to
the special committer: Councillors
Mont -Inge and N ikon moved in
awrndwrtit tbat the request lie
grat.led, the poles and wires to be
erected under the outset vision Of lbs
idlest iu,M•ctor and the chairman of
the public wntka eoWWtttee.
'11.e autendment earurd on the fol-
lowing division :
1'..i'oiIlis Wallis, Wilton. Moser • ---'
and \l onniugs voted ),-a, nod Couto-
rill, 1, t\ 1gte, Patti idge and Deputy
Reeve Laitbweite voted nay. The
original motion was lost on the salmi
diets teversed.
J. It. Colborne requested permission
to use a portion of the sidewalk for
eight or ten days during the time
alteraliens are being nude to his
stole. The request was granted.
W. J. Lanoan asked permission to
enusttuct a garage and coal shed on
his property. The iequest was
granted, the work to be done under
the supervision of the street inspector
acid the chaitwan of the fire commit-
tee.
J. T. Aiundel, C. P. R. superinten-
dent. wrote the council concerning the
leasing to the town of a portion of the
company's tracks in tront of the
towns freight sheds. The letter -was
referred to the harbor committee.
The finance committee recommended
in its report that the Collegiate In-
stitute board be paid $1.lA) on the 11116
levy ; that the Hydro debentures is-
sued under bylaw No. 23 of 1913, now
held by the sinking Lund, he adver-
tised for sale by tender, all tenders to
he in by .Thursday, June 13th ; that
the sum of $ ,ii1.9i, due the sinking
fund Jot the "ears 1914 and 1915, be
paid,itr full, T6s- -report. wan -adopted,
The special cowtuitlee reported that
artist's tents had been made with the
La Tena circus to exhibit in ('tderieb
i on Saturday, June lmtii, for a license
tee of $I:' and for the use of Agricul-
tural Pat under the supervision of
the street inspector- for S:30. In the
ono tri o: .upplying new uniforms for
:hr pistol- it W , tel" otuttrended that,
stir iL.et mud sergeant be allowed the
sum of 111:4' etch. for cont and two
pairs of Iron-e•t- each, the design and
cloth to meet with the approval of the
614n -torn of the committee.
The public w el
1•
„ -s committee recom-
mended That cows 1•e' nllnwed to pasti-
me on Agticohnl.sl Path at *1.'24 per
il lu•mlh, cult• at all times to be tiel to
it
I .- eke. Th,• vomm•i:ter Reported
• : further aha• i had otdered _ii feet of
• •tx•inth sew, 1 pipe and recommended
that the ulat1,1 of -nnatt acting „
tinder walk. n the west sitar of M:uk•t
-tire t and ,r- planking the lace tea, t.
Loi June,_'" h re Ictt with the (bait
man of i1,.• ..risiiiitter. The repeat
wit, ad. tor,'.
•
Deputy- 'trey,. Laithwkiie wade s
,1,mt ion, whlt11 was •tc„nrtrd by ('ouu-
edloe Wigle. that the eh+titnom of the
tat k. -rt. lllll Wite and the rat tinker of
the ( 1 house pas k be iti•ti uctt11 t.s
retain thr oath hem Iu*e in pw1 nth•
ss het e tl.e Lew grits"'wooltl to; 1••
damaged, 'iii. . introit •s(re it that
„evel yMui
K i� ., d
1� dnn
e ii a.
s.
Fatin event tePulsri; erentnall
the cotiw: '• :t, td wink of. lie,.uti R y
ly. duan kvinrf trouble in aomv tnrm iditi-or
7
x
lirik
A beautiful
complexion
-how to Insure It -
The regular use of
Lifebuov .oap insure:;
a healthy, clean glow-
ing s'sin. And because
it is healthy. your com-
plexion wiil be clear
and velvet like.
The mild arholic odor van
i.�'ie. after us:, leaving a
sense �t ut : cy.1: anliaas r.
U Gnaws iris
LIFEBUOY
HEALTHY
SOAP �.
Any quantity hest all Maple
Slabs. Mixed Y\ t (sl, Hemlock
and Kindling ter dal or Pine.)
TELEPHONES office residence • 12 or 6E
\.A -DRU -CO
Toilet Cream
CREASELESS
An elegant 1 t• I
swt.etly jtetfowe .l w'i'.I ,.i.
..t May ewes..
lmttnediat,•ls n 1 .,'11...,1.
I*Asiuga mels•s
It•t't1y harenl. • t
delicate -kin. 11 ., oli•n1c)i.l
1•n (bap. ntnl ,nnl•urn,
PRiCE - - 25c and 50c
SATURDAY
WILLARD'S CHOCOLATES
f..rkdipt. rn ('mads.
Regular 40c for 29c Ib.
A. L.CaId%eil,Phm.B.
C. I. 1 Cwulti..
Phone 1:.
Sheet Music
Music Books
Less Than
Cost.
2000 sheets vocal and
strurnental Music to
sold at 0 cents per copy
or 3 copies for 2 cents.
As space will not permit
the name of each being
published, we suggest that
you call and look over the
lot.
Music Folios, regular price
ic. (1 C.
A great opportunity for
musicians and .•m u s i c
teachers- Sale• of Music
to be continued untif all of
this lot is disposed of.
Two slightly used Piano -
case Organs, good
as new, at bar-
gain prices.
and
in -
be
THOMSON'S
MUSIC
. S7',•!TIf)NER}"
STORE
EAST WAWA1'IOON.
)Jo!lDAT. June S.
D[AIU t;+s' MRs. J. B. Trtutexx.
The auoouocetueat of the sudden
death of Agnes, inhered wife of Mr.
J. 8. Tyreeme, nu Sunday,ey Mat.
was received throughout this towo-
abip with deep regret. Mrs. Tyree/en
had not been in the best of health for
some time, but she was takes to bed
only is Lew days prior to her death.
I)ec,ased was ut • quiet diepoettion
and was respected by everyone who
Mid the pleasure of ber acgyaint•ocr.
She moved with her husband from
HuUett township to Bast lVawanosb
about seventeenears ago. Besides
her sorrowing husband she is survived
by bee aged mother, Mn. Denboo,
who resides in Huron township, near
Kincardine. Mr. Ed. Dawson. of the
Lake Shore roal just south of Kincar-
dine, is a brother. The funeral, wbich
was held on Tuesday to Kincardine
cemetery, was largelyattended. Rev,
U. D. Thompson offciated owing to
the absence of her pastor, Rev. Mr.
Hibbert. who is attending Conference.
IN TUN Dort or THE Pttw[>ta,-It
is sixty -Ave years sines the origin-
al Woods family t •f which Mr. James
Woods of this township is a member)
look up their residence in East W awe -
nosh. They came from Carleton
county by way of Hamilton to (lode -
rich and thence to Auburn. At that
time it was a dense forest Irmo
Auburn to the homestead, and when
the family arti.•ed at the Liver they
had bo being their belongings across
on simmer a1 a point about where the
dams haw h. On the night of their at -
rival they witnessed the severest elec-
tric atorw they have known in all
thew years. The original Woods
family consisted of eight metubers, of
whogt three bull live and reside on the
homestead, namely, Misses Jane, Mar
the and Eliz t Few families have ex-
petieoced such bitter hardship• of
pioneer life: M••oey in tb.,e early
days was extremely scarce and the
mode of conveyance of the necessaries
of lite meant ouch time and weary
travel. Flour had to he packed from
a mill near tloderich and at seasons
the supply became dangerously low,
but notwithstanding all these trials
incident to pi 'neer life the sun of
prosperity. shone Nightly upon them
and they are now ee.j lying the fruits
of their early labor.
LESS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
rake a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys
if Bladder bothers you -Drink
lots of water
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
The %l inter lel to now on at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
hitt-1.551) NI'.ONT.
1 herr practical, eatlt• eta eu.l np,n.
1 to con ower Aid&Minot.. Naar.
band t TTMwt1(11/ = MMratnrr.
week,atwMeets ��ei�� N sem ts•r
InR 1,o.ili41411-- We oar! 61 Sari' alt el
ronnerlbl with Mol Meanest
Or llintea srP ass...
�sd. awr.•tor patnphM 1 Vas
erinaUen .ver tree es eptillratten.
( A yt.gtllSn. F. C. A.. Prinrtsal.
0 h. rl.[MI so. asren.r.
irg the 1'' ►. other, Bays a well
authority, be -
Connell!, : N‘ ighr asked for infotnt-
at.n• 1 , w h. n the ;tsbrssmr + ,„3 rause the uric act d in meat excites the
world br 1.1,11 ed. .\•srssor Camp- kidneys, they becomn overworked; get
bel, when a II' d tato d he ehauuhei , sluggish: clog tip and canoe all aorta of
stated that the toll would Is• Siam- distress, particularly backache and mie
plead tit,. week. It wa+ Ihrn d,. er^int he kiheadaches. ey e ; rheumatic twin•
•i led that tit•• .1 ,t.• of the rout t of it - t tion, Int herr, mote ch. o n•
vision alto,.l.1 1..• set and aderrlised I'a t P
s.
diatrl'-els 1. (rcpt t1 thetou. s bladder and urinary irritation.
'1 l c • I t hen u(1 nutted. nrd. The moment your back hurt. or kid•
net's aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you. qet about four ounces of
Jad Salta from any goo•1 pharmacy;
take a table•pnonful in a glaze of water
before breakfaat for a few days and your
kidneys will then act tine. This famous
salts 's made from the acid of grapes
and lemon j:iice, combined with lithia,
and has been need for generations to
lush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity: also to neutralize the
acids in the urine sn it no longer irri-
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Ralts cannot injure anyone;
hakes a delightful efervesrent liana-
water
igatewater drink which millions of men and
women take now and them to keep the
sad pus lei y Organa shears, thus
• sarios h damage.
130DERICH TOWNSHIP.
Neu uAY, June 5.
The Taylor's Corner branch of the
United Patriotic Society will uteet at
the home of Mr. Edward Noakes, on
the 7th concession of liodench town -
snip. on Wednesday, June lith. All
the members ate requested to be
present and to bring to the meeting
all work that they htee completed ru
At a festival gatheiing,tn the hese-
tent of St. James' church. Middleton.
on Monday eveuimg of last week, the
residents of the south end or the town-
ship presented a safety ratof' and 1s
pocket mirror to each of the following
se.ldiess,t Cot p..Xctlaugett.-P'rirstss
O. Hammett. T. Hammett. Millet,
MoD or. .I. Smith and Hat -
.•:d Whitmore. The presentation
was ade by Mr. .lames Sterling,
pier'' nt of t,h local branch of the
War. Au IIIitrryy(( Several uthet• mem-
bers of this corstmtunits-, besides these
men who ate' connected with the
Hurns, are now in the service of the
Empire, and it is the intention to -up-
ply tach one with a safety rt z r ar,1
mtrior.
KINUSbR;UGt.
Ti -t -nus . June it.
Miss 11 N. i' i- %i-iting at John
•1 i Aril',.
Mr. J. F. Sallivau, u.spec•or r•f sep-
arit+seho.•1-, psis his visit het. last
week. He «a.,itecompuni.it by Rev.
Fa'her MO?. t •, of (i. del Joh.
This' plus n! King -bridge hasn't
been (, -.l - ,..•d tit's 11111e, so the
K.•1) 1'. win none, ti. nut as el 1 he
mystery al Lind Bolton's .tulen eia-
monde at fu :;it sh,i p on June t, 1•. 11 t-
ter h• thi t•• and h• sir ,suit" hung en-
tirely new t • • In a 1.1.t plod 1, tion.
ASH
FIELD.
.lusn,ty, Jure v.
1. l t t6Ry Atn lilt( I.e.-The Ash
-
tit soldiers' Aid and Hrd Cross Circle
-
ss ill hold its next regular meeting at
the home of Mrs. W. 11. Maize, con-
ce.,.ion t, on June _tut. A bale will be
packed at this tneetir); fpr the Ittd
Cto+s Society. A tea will Le served
by the ladies of the ('iicle that after-
noon A large attendance is teque•ted
at this tweeting to discuss plans for the
baster and garden party which will he
held at Mr. Wilt. Cat ey'a on July 31b.
The ct mtuittee in charge of bazaar
goods ieque.ts that all the ladies of
Anlifield interested in Heil Cross watt
donate something to be - eld ett this
h int, all articles not sold to be re-
t 1mrd to the donors it is requested
that all articles for the bazaar he
Jule 1st to
y
handed in if possible by J
Mr...las. Hayden, Mrs. Robt. lffigginn,
Mts. W.H. Maize, committee in charge
of bat tar goods. The Circle requests
pro4.ic to save their old pelvis and
roar's till called tot.
AUBURN.
WF:n :r:+DAV. June 7.
Mi W.1'. Iliddell is erecting a new
tenet 0n his lawn.
Jlr. %Vm. Sturdy is able to be around
again after bis illness.
Mr. and Mrs. John Medd and family,
of Fergus, are visiting relatives here.
Pte. Murray Fingland arrived home
on Saturday from Niagara suffering
(tum shock received during an electric
•torneek.
Min• JoIhtnwFingland. having iwen re-
cently appointed clerk of Mullett
township, Intends to remove shortly
to Lnnnesboru' He will be greatly
missed aroA
The ,\ubuurnnd tiraseulmrn. land Is-hwksng
forward to another au season
under the leaderahto of Mr. Harold
Blackstone. The boys are practising
w11h
commendable zeal. and expect
to fill the usual number of engsge-
a:entP for lawn parties, etc.
Ths tnasinaw plates of Auburn will
close this Yammer as usual on Wed-
eesd. afternoons. commencing June
11 and until Rentembrr 13. Patrons
nee ,,•quested to bear this in mind and
Allow the merchants a weekly halt -
holiday during this period.
\V[DOWD.-The home of Mr. and
Mn. Joseph Johnston. 2nd nceesion
of East Waw nab. wast seems of
a pretty wed ing on Katt ay last,
air
their daughter, Hens L.,
became W e of Mr. Colin Vino -
land. eon of Mr. and Mrs. John Ping
-
land, Hallett. The nuptial ceremony
was performed by 1tay. W. Conway.
The Wimpy (mople letthe same day on
•a trip to Toronto, Buffalo and other
pointheir return will take
hoes an theFiingsland farm In
h
HwWtt. best wlsbes of missy
friends .Mad them.
Mei line=[ Boort. -Real estate
in Anbsn le eery active. Mr. Charles
Asquith hue purchased a lottrotn Mr.
Ws. Noble overlooking the river,
And already ` s the sellar dug for a
ooef000fe40
ANEW MODEL
IN THE
Corset Department
WE have added a new Corset to our stock. This Corset particu-
larly meets the needs of ladies requiring a light yet strong sup-
porting Corset. This new Corset is called "Coilene;" from the
exclusive boning material used in it.
"Coilene" is an interlocking woven wire, bendable in any direction,
flexible as the body, ventilative, resilient, rust -proof and unbreakable. It
is used in both heavy and light weights.
As a boning, Coilene is particularly adapted for
as never before has there been such a demand for a
now. From the health viewpoint only, aside from
from the flexible Corset, it is a boon indeed.
''Coilene" Corsets are not cheap. but they are good, and will be found
less expensive in the long run than lower-priced makes. They sell at
$3.00 and $4.00 per pair. Come and let us show you that they are really
superior from every standpoint of comfort and durability.
the present fashions,
soft flexible Corset as
the comfort derived
Summer Millinery
Stmt isl chow ing of attractive Sunuwer Milliner)
Style. all through the es - g wt's k. New uuilels
.on s iew for the drat t* • tofle•cting the latest
fa pion fattens, Hats that ore right up t the
m•iu.•
tuts. in .tyle yet moderate in pric. �'ou trill
Ip• intro• -117.1 in spring thrill.
•
-The Special Slate at $3.45
A +picial sole of Tr. sl Hats at $1.15 vont t(oo.l
till thiw•ww•k. There ars:lltatis- tbaL.see_einsi '.ie..
(he ordinary way up as high to. �rt.a'. 'They has ,• .
14.11 grouts,' together at th1+ Ipgnllar .ri.,•.
Ti honied Ilat., forty Or mors• to pt. -k and ((u..u.•
(roto. All new and ut..-t..th.•-ntiuut0 style and
saltiest up to $6.31. l' ,'ice-... . ... • S3 45 345
•
Flouncing and Corset Cover
Embroideries, 25c
, -.•t Co* • r and 1'louneing t:ndaoiseri.•-,
i . %''t -t r mugg uuterial w Alt pretty. dainty de-
sign-. .\ late slii 'ii til ju•t obs ued up, Assvty
is hos 1 .d iy. Saint s. Special lal Ie•r cant 25c
New English Chintzes
IA•nlly beautiful path•rtts in English 1 lnntzi•- just
1,•ceiwrl. 96 inch to ;slim h in n nit h. suitable for
hanging- or covering',\l..' +••nn• %.l %' alt111 11re
.\mle1'6111. 0.411.. (o1.- ,l,..d',
utns to -t. Pri...
Ip,,. Y'"'' 40c. 50c. 75c .$1.00
Grey biose
raattie: Milk lost fir.., in the popular -hart. . of
grey. A strong .r"rvici-Able +tr. l.irnK• .All 500
'1z.•. at lx•rllsir....... vJ\Jl
Our Special Silk Boot Close
35c
1..1i.•,i 1.;.t 11..s.•, she.•t '.j t -trrmg w.•:is. ,
Amierieari turtle. black ur %% hit,. A splendid elat-
ing •t.w.kiag S�er+•iat valor at tier p•
air 35c
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�1 1• t i. e- '(+entity at figs and rs . homier sgs•r ern•• Maw:
Stockings for Children
l'hi'dra'n'• t ibta•d tt.ttou Ilse.•, fait black. �sc
all sin.+Tier pair ......... . . .... ...
Children's ribbed lisle Hose, very fine, 25c
black or white. tier air L
Ft ,c heusy rills+l (l,}..•. ales..lul,•ly fact 115c
•I••t. All size- at per lair. ... y11.
l'hilsn n'. Hole prta.r Illi -e. 'fh.• mule that d•e• -
heay with darning day. S pairs in a S1
1t,z. fully guarauu•..1, at 1,.•r Is'x
.00
I I.
A Black Silk 5 ; 3
t:xti 41. .ltlalits• lila k Ilio hs• --c Silk, futlt yard win.•,
.35
heavy quality and rich Aui.11. Special $1
let yard „lily ... .......... .
Awning Time
Nothing :yids to tin• nptwau.t i s• noel comfort of a
verandah like g,ssl .%1% We We can supply you
with any kind of an Awning. either Iwuib..0 , wood
slat -.0 eau's-, and con make the canvas in any
sh h• yon ‘‘j..11 t.• at any otw•ning. 'V.• it ill Ito
glad to incn+u r. your wmduts+ or verandah and
gdsso:i an .••tinutte..f th.• 1nie.• 1 1 itt•y till,.•.
Umbrellas Re-covered
\C.• (an ptit a n.•w toe 'ti your
t.l
11'11111111'1111 nn.' Milk.. itvisa
tirally it- good as now.Icii . -
eta. y.•ty moderate.
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Hodgens Bros..
DIRECT IMPORTERS ammossmemostosamoseseassaseasasseassamsassida
GODERICH, ONTARIO •
new resilience, Mr. Martin Dyer has
purchased Ed. Ilelwig's house aH will
get possession June 15. twig
has moved back his shop building on
Main sheet and h.s commenced the
excavation for a new shop and dwel-
ling. Next
Here is another persona experience
of an officer at the front. An army
chaplain was conducting a funeral not
very far behind the A►ing line. and
had reached that portion of the service
whirh reads IN mewhat like this : "Oh,
Lord. receive this Irby servant Oh,
Lord. listen to our preyerv," when
suddenly • bullet wb zz••d between
'hint and the gravedigger, who re-
sponded with a heartfelt sigh, "Oh,
',Lord, listen to that. -
Apiary Demonstration.
1 An apiary demonstration will be
given at Mr. Peter ('lark's, Rt. Helens,
obi Thursday, June 13. at 1.30 o'clock.
`A qualiAed apiary instructor seal by
the Ontario Department of Agricul-
ture will conduct the detuonstration.
which will include various tnanipula-
tiona. such as finding the queen. re-
moving trees from supers, operating
to prevent swarming, etc. i.adles are
especially invited to attend, and all
are advised to take bre veils, so they
can go right out into the apiary with
comfort.
On \Vedneeday, June 14, a similar
demonstration will be given at Irving
Bros." Clinton, at 1.111l 0 clock .
flIINLOP AUTOMOBILE TIRE
S/Egl'RAC nivi t READ
'1/,
••1 war raw int to make a1 sero (1,5-er any
Thee' why 1 speak os dee tire I Lava always
=aimd fist yss- _ Int is desThr ahailemer antbiag �
•gyp• �"Dun{e Dmf W'Riiaasessespes�lwith the same ham
of d by •s Qsaiy CYaaat r -sad the r«1
bees Ck b7
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods
of tin-ia Canada.
ayou �
Rsoord Resits.
t else 41•1011
Of Vallee.:
the ability to deliver. Notice that
el the Dud.p Tin Family -hews
Co., LimitedA-ttenonA.•4r• .
Co