The Signal, 1916-6-15, Page 44 t'Rvaso*T, Jcrra lbs ISIS
ME SIGNAL GODERICH : ONTARIO
SPECIAL !
Blue
Serge
Suit
TO ORDER
$2 •
0 00
Fine all -wool imported
Blue Serge, bought over
a year ago. Worth
several dollars more now
Inspection
Invite(1
Special orders taken for
Society Brand and 20th
Century Brand Clothing
See the latest pinched
back style for
young men
waiter C.
PRIDHAM
About one hundred-' mend) •rs of
Court Uoderich. No. 32 C. 0. F., at-
tended divine eeryiee at Victoria al reef
Methrdiii church last Sunday morn-
ing, when the pastor, Rev. J. E. Ford,
preached a sermon which was of spec -
lel interest to the Foresters. The
1Uueitedarrvi.tltrae nett ttlented'by it
trio number sung by Mr. J. A. Adams
and bis two eons.
DUNUANNON.
MH Y. M. WHYARD is
.gest ter '1 11 t MOM AL .1 thsapu saw.
Order, tart • tut se ter sebsrrlytbe..
elverti•.mauta esu let labels, will It
t• ire pruwpe aUealies. Tel.-pLut,e
IOud.r t it a two r e&
WI I)Ii oroar. Jud: It.
Mot. T. E. Durnin and two gra, '-
children have gone t, Torouw tilt.
week.
Mr. it. J. Risco:, of Treswater, i.
visiting herr, the guest . f hi, si.tr..
M W.o. t•'prou .
Mr. Harold Rivers &reitrd honor
froth. the Nest last M.Utrdsy. We
err glad to s. r Harold's tiutilist fare
again.
Miss Ida Weyand reti.rne,l I i -t
week 1 New 'Valk and I)rtr.,it,
where she had been visiting trieud.
recently.
A number from our burg attended
the eirru. et (i elerich last Sttuidnv,
and remit t h oving enjoyed the eh .w
very well
Tile
i'ie ht•'.11: K i-A%vs SOCIAL -di ,,
.ler. tarttes .cern to he the Order
the day now. Here ere those billed
for 1 he near Sit tut e : The Methodist uo
the church Lawn on the ere 5 of
Jour 2:i.d : the Angfcan on \lr. )'has.
11 oar,'■ lawn on Saturday evening,
July 1.r. and the. Preshyterien on th-
iian.r Lawti o•IAbe eti••uing of July
.a h. It is wed lokesp Ila.• -r dates in
mental y :ah i ettend them all. By so
doing you help the oburches and help
tit meal.• a 'lib -nail sods' spirit.
A I'uoseeta,ta Ht'siNEaa.-Tris
1t•vet. \ alley Creamery ('o, repos, ;.
tety gored bte,uteee.0 far this 111P1,1',
This is rile rel Dungannon'. moat .ret •
ces.ful concertos. The company draws
c1.•,on froth alt points of the romps,.,.
in the t iwn.hips of Auld •Id,('-iIhonir,
Friel and Wert LVawauush end lens
points moth of Liu:►now. 3t . A. P.
'Usher is the ctpaWe men.ger, Mr. T.
1(. Anderson i. Lite butter-wvket. and
:t third partner in the firm is Mr. Ww.
Beatty, manager of the Union Bink
.t Hillebar..
`i if(A,L EXAMS. -To the _:.eeriee
Mind this is pr, bshly the mad iull,url-
ant gs•tit d of Isle. IL is at least the
teetiug time. when all the efforts
and tasks cf the year are to be put .to
the test. and when ultimate liberation
from school duties arrivee and cares
of schisd-life are forgotten. Two of
our pupils. Lillie Rrrington and Iva
Feer, are writing on the senior grad-
uation a1 (iodrtich this week. while
next work Elm •r tthacklet on, W.
Brown and It. Augu.tiue will write
for junior gredn*Lion and the f.,llaw-
ing for' entrance: 11. Frringtoo, F.
Durnin, M. Oise'', I. Carr, N. Gomm.
M. Pentlat.d, 1. McKelvey. J. Mather,
A. McKenz e. A. Caldwell and F.
Thompson. Miss L. Cumin and Mins
K. Pentland will preside at the exam-
inations here next week, while Plin•
copal Kana will conduct It.:• saute
duties at Kimtail.
C 11.80RNE.
ANNUAL Plestc.-Thr anntiel picnic
under ter auspices of the l'nlborne
Telephone Commission will be held at
!MEM MBUNT= IN?
Lrlr !ti learalrsksidm 11••••401""
Darr Rcadwe-If 1 can do say good la
IL. world for others, 1 wish to do It, and
I fad that 1t is or duty to write about
the wonderful results 1 received from the
rue of • Anurte.• 1 was suffering from
kidney sod bladder trouble., scalding
uNtr, backache and rheumatism. and feet
' and ankles swelled so that at thine t
could not walk without asst-ta
Pad taken several different hied, of
kidney melodies but ail failed. 1 stns
for a boa of Dr. Pierce's nosiest dis-
covery, •Anurle,• which 1 received by
mail to tablet form. l soot gut better
and am convinced that this popular
new m dleine Is good. 1 wish to tee-
ommenu 11 to my neighbors and every-
body suffering from Itch troubles,
Mas. 1L J. SasruEST.
• Hari: You've all undoubtedly bawl
of the famous [h. Pierce aro( his well-
known moitclnea. W.111, this prescri
tion is one that bas bn sum_-sfully
ee
• used fur many years by the physicians
and specialists at Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Ityffalot
N. Y.; for kidney complaints, and dis-
eases
ieeases arising (tom disorders of the kid-
neys and bl er. ouch as backache.
weak back, r tile.
dropsy. l:•.give
lion of the kt a, Intlammat1 .n in the
hiadil r. It:aiding 'urine, and unwary
trouble..
L:p So t1:* time, "Atonic' has not
hese ou sale to the put.ltc, but b the
•yy,xr�r,suastbn of many patients and the
Nen-H.0d deu.aid for the womlerf•d
beefing Tab: -•t, Doctor P:era, has t,::,tidy
decided to put it into the stores, or send
1) tents far large trial package ur SO
tents for full treatment
Simpiy ask for Doctor Pierce's Anttrie
Tablet.,- There can be no an:tattoo.
Every package of "Anuric • is sure to bel
Dr. Pierce's. You will bud the signature
on the package Jost as you d., on Dr -
J atvnte Prescription. the ever-
; 113 friend to ailing women. and
1- , Pierces Holden Medical Discovery.
proven by years to be the greatest goo-
oral tonic and rearorutructor her any
now besides being the beat Wood -maker.
knows
I
'tthe Maitland It ver, Benmiller, on
• „Poly Is'. Preparations are h•in/t'nude
110 give everyone who attends a good
time.
FA1tMER4' CLOD MRETINt:.-A meet -
in;; of the F,ouirr.' ('lab will he held
at the Thum -ranee Hail, Itnnwiller,on
, friday evening.: trd inst., and will be
I addressed hv a speaker nom the Prc-
viticial Department of Agricult ire. A
general invitation is extended for this
1 wort inti.
ASHFIELD:
1 EVERYIntity- l'I,ME !-A garden party
, and 1 suer wider the altspeeei of the
l.1-hileld H.•idirr•s' Aid end Red Cows
It•ircle will be held on the grounds of
William Carey, Division line, on Wed-
nesday evening, July nth. Supper will
he ort red frost 11 to 14 o'clock, after
1 which • good program will he given.
Mr H ,beet Wil -on, of Toronto, hu.
morons enter•ainee. the Ringsbridste
r retests *.ns& otter fits' -close Labial:
•wIWI'uke'part`"Th e pioeeeds'Sill 'he'
i used fur Red Cross purposes. Admix -
,
Flinn, including supper and program,
i',• -.i: ; children 15c.
CLOSING OUT
THE BUSINESS
$1,700.00
Worth of the Finest Woollens
TO BE SOLD AT ONCE.
EVERYON E must realize the scarcity of good cloth today, with
the consequent increased prices, which are going higher every
month, You can save from $4.50 to $6.00 on every suit or overcoat
length you buy at this sale, and have the goods made up where most
suitable or convenient to you. If so desired, I will cut and make
up anv goods purchased.
For
e Ladies
Do you want a good black I X11 hue Serge Suiting ? We have
rolls of it to close out by the yard, any length desired.
EVERYTHING MUST (i0. I WANT THE COST OF THE GOODS
ONLY. THE PROFITS ARE YOURS.
Blue and Black Serges, Fancy Worsteds, English and Scotch
Tweeds, Suitings, Overcoatings and Pantings. This Is the
greatest opportunity ever presented to buy these absolutely
guaranteed old -dye goods.
8T. HELEN&
TUasDsy. June 12.
Mae Mary Little. of Morniagton,
was Isoase over Sunday.
Mie. Jeaswtt. ).tale left for Toronto
and Montreal oo Monday.
Pte. Baser, ad the Bruce Battalion,
lett fur tai d.lo on Monday.
Wee tl. w wa• a visitor et
Mr■. R. 1�, /�, .i . over Sunday.
Mrs. C. I t ret slit Maas Myrtle
spout the-wwek rad at WLtghem.
A wuagker of our cat sen- toot in
the airweat Wing haw on Monday.
Mr. C. i)tru(n is ettrudsng the
Synod semetinn at London thi. week.
3111.11 Nine tVo,.ds Iett;rwrJ from
Stratlosd Normal axhaul on '!'bun-
d. y.
Mrs. Adam' Gordon and Mrs. G. 11,
Scrat-, of Detroit, called on friends ou
Tuesday.
Pte. Taylor, of the 13S'h Batwlion,
Landon, 1a *pending a few drys with
Mr. D. Todd.
Tire Woos -n'r Inst lute I ecsive l it
cheek for $lo, the awouut realised
from the .sir of otter-.
Lire are pleased to know that Misa
Clara \Voods, wen has been very ill
with pneurnonia, i• improsing.
MI*. D. Todd and children left for
Pgtoi, Mich., on %Vedneeday to spend
a few weeks with the former', mother,
Mo.. Neely_
KIPPEN.
\Vs:DNF.sD.t V. June 7.
Mrs. lticharLhein, of 11rotsl.tocl, is
visiting her aur, R •v. John Richard -
moo. in the manse byre.
Mr.. \V. H. Johnston attended the
brwnrh tns'e'.ing of the W. M. S. et lit.
Thomas but ori 1. She reports a
large atteodanco hath i s vet y profitable
Rat he, ing.
The tonere! of the lair Mrs. J is.
Workman, of tit• Pair lite, pa,*eJ
throogh our village on Tortoise of
this wrrken the way to Ilene/111 Union
cemetery. Her son, Rev, Ilea hert
%VotkMae. 11 char Kingston, was
h for the louvre!.
At o Errs CALL -her. Jim. Richard-
son received an .11.110.1. balani nlnto
mill from the Reindeer and Misr Creek
charg••s, which he h t. e-eroed. Hr
is t, r,e inducted int . his new chaige
the tit st week in July. Mr, Richard -
Goo is a most faithful winker and pis -
tor. He will certainly be wised here
and at Hills Green. A' a late meeting
of the "\Voi wit's \Itssionary Society
the member* from 11 11s (green pre-
sented Mrs. Richardson with an ad-
drest and a Crautiful essay chni • as a
token of their esteem and affection
for het .
\\ EDt5•+D.ty, .tune 11.
Rev. E. G. Powell preached an ex-
cellent sermon a.1..ng tb.e lune of en
interment of the Canada l'eniperance
Act last Ruflday in the Metbtaast
ehut ch. His top rt is must encourag-
ing.
M. McARi.ter. of St. Augustin'.
motored down , ti Tur•.day and to. k
hark
it ith Lind tot a few day, visit
his sister. Mee. iu1.kilister 01 Woad-
stock. his nephew, Rev. J. Itichaed-
J. H. COLBORNE
Fascinating Fancies
in Collars
Everything new iu Neckwear is herr for you
to choose from. Georgette Crepe is very fash-
ionable for Collars and we have then) iu
many styles and each one new. Burnt-out
Organdy edges are very dainty in the several
)hues we have in stock. We have just what
you have been looking for.
Silks for Dresses,
Waists and Suits
Silks are very fashionable and Taffetais espec•
ially good in navy and black. Ixt us show
you our beautiful :341 -inch Taffeta at $1.3.i a
yard.
Black and colored paillette and mou.nalin,
Silks in several qualities, :.(i inch., wide, ani
just what is needed for waists and dresses, at
$1.2•i,$1.3iand$1.50ayard-
Heavy black coating Silk, ::6 inch_, wide, in
peu-de-soie at $_' 25 a yard.
Cotton Fabrics for
Summer Wear
White Voiles in stripes, figures and plain
cloths fur dainty waists and dresses. Colore.I
stripes are exceptionally good for summer
wear in Voiles, Organdies and Muslin,. Our
stock is complete in these Tines and the pat-
terns are the newest. Large floral patterns in
dainty colorings on plain and seed \"vales, 40
inches wide, at from '_',c to 50c a yard, are
here for your selection.
Hosiery That
Gives Satisfaction
Two hairs for 25c. These Stockings are won-
ders at the+ price. Get in line bi fore they are
all gone.
Silk boot host that are silk,, in black and
colors. at 25e, :::ic .and .'glc a pair.
Si'k lisle Stockings in black, tan anti white at
awl alk• a pair.
1:.o Scout heavy 'Hose in all sizes for boys
si, a pair.
1': ince-s rib Stockings for girls in all sizes
t
250: a pair.
J. H. COLBORNE
QUEEN'S
UNIVERSITY
KINGSTON
ONTARIO
ARTS
LIED SCIENCE N
oickshne Wetaagg Cb�rw�tcsl. ClibI, ,sees
*soca cad taca.r>r Eogiacertsg.
MEDICINE
devise tt. Woe Woes ..ta b• aesstaawin
wise is loesici
HOME STUDY carte,
ep••oefn tan st ee to �deaanag to ags-
.tc mast.etesd owe sea.
SLAMS SCHOOL ester. onerww
JUL N eco 61.1005T waoutaew
4
sans and Mrs. R ciswsfeees, • ..
••\Va•rInnen, what of the night'?' ....
\l s. }, lith (]len, of the (.. C. I.. spent
the week -end al borne.
MYE YOU WEAK LUNGS?
Do colds settle on vour chest or in vour 1 PORT ALBERT.
i oochaid tabs? Do coughs hang ou, or
are you subject to throat troubles?
flush troubles should have immediate
gostment with the rare curative powers
of Scott's Emulsion to gnarl against
consumption which so easily follows.
Scott's Emulsion contains pare cod liver
sail which peculiarly strengthens the res-
piratory tract and Improves the quality of
the bloodi, the glycerine in it soothes and
heals the tender membranes of the throat.
Scott's is prescribed by the best special-
ists. You can get it at any drug store.
Scott a Boone. Toronto. Out.
AUBURN,
WEDNE.D.ty, June II.
Mr, Geo. Sutherland, of Hen.ell,
spent Sunday here with Mr. H. stur-
dy.
Messer. Ifowion t Lawson have
-laced their sawmill, having finished
their cut of logs.
Mrs. Koury McBrien has returned
to her home at Detroit after visiting
her relatives the past week.
Mts. Helwig is moving ber furni-
ture to Mr.. Suiylie's house in order to
give Mr. M. Dyer possesti in•
Mr. and Mr.. Riddell and children.
of Galt, ate 'pending a week with the
lady's uncle, Mr. V. H. Patterson.
it is retorted that Rev. A. Ling
and Mr. ('o,.rad Schultz have each
purchased an auto to assist them in
tln•ir labors.
Mr. John Tewsley, of Windsor.
came up on the Greyhound excursion
and called no his old friend* here.
He is looking well.
Mrs. Robt. Jones and Mrs. Stsecbie
end children, of Regina, arrived on
Friday to 'prod the summer with
their mother. Mrs. C. Helwig.
Mr. W. 1'. Riddell took an auto -
toed of tarruhers of the Canadian Or-
der of Fnteatrrs to the funeral of
Wm. [see, of Londesborough, un Mon-
das'.
\VEnntn.-The home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Ferguson Ives the arena of
a quiet wedding on Wednesday morn-
ing, when their daughter. Miss Maud,
and Mr Henry Fioleon were united in
marriage. The voting couple will
visit relatives at Windsor and other
points helot. raking up housekeeping
at Clinton. The heat wishes nI t heir
many friends accompany '.hem in
their matrimonial vesture.
CARLOW.
SALE STARTS AND CL SES \\'tz.. .tT. June 1,.
SATURDAY l�Ile TUESDAYJune
7 DEATH ns JnnN (Marg'..-- We wets
army to hear of the death of Mr. John
(green, of Port Huron. Mr. Green
wee 5 .on of Mr. Ikiphew Green, of,
Loyal, and we unite In extending toi
the bereave) relatives our heartfelt)
ey moat h v.
J.rrTItn' -Mr. and Miss Forman,
of \Vootl.ta ek, who had been .isillag
at the home of their aunt, al re. Allen
Willson. ret•irn.d horse on Ttw-.,lay
A nuinher from Ihie neighbor-
hood tool in ter exenrsion to Guelph
last Saturday .. Mr. \Vm. Warsoo
is commencing work nn hie new bowie
this week . _Tier W. M. S. niet on
Wednesday at the hawse of Mrs. [.Mc-
Bride.... . Mr. JN. (1allegb.r and
eona are putting a eemwt fonadatiw
under a shed adjodiwlts fbefr Lunn ....
We ase Rhtd t0 fear that
IPM. Thom.
Hamilton, oeb0 Isar beau eery 111, Is
fhelt g ninth WNW nos. A.
Laing promised
e� �tg was
wMM7. (Eft t
REMEMBER THIS IS NO "FAKE SALE. • I AM POSITIVELY GOING
OUT OF THE TAILORING BUSINESS.
OPEP. EVENINGS.
NO GOODS CHARGED.
. H. Main
Britain Takes Over the
Wool S.pply of illi.
l�ls•rial ('aMe Ih•spnt. 1. 10 The (Hotel
IA, .ox. Joni. s. Int army horsier
1.0,1,1-41 -.I t,slay pnohihlt• the pins -now or
vale of British or )rich wool of the
1111f1 'wanner.
BEDFORD BLOCK. Ooderich.
Tt'ESDAV. June 13.
Sias Norte. -Mr. John Nrleon, of
Buffet , ia visiting with his ur vie, Mr.
Nelson Pearson Mr. and Mra.
John Schoenala, of Clinton, nude a
Hying visit to the Port one day last
week . A number from three parts
tock in the circus in town lest Satur-
day George Green has recently
sold his share of the threahing•uu-
chine t . his son Jack, but we may feel
slue that when the whistle blows
George will 1e Johnny -on -the Spot
again .... Mn. Nelson spent the
week -end with her daughter, Mn.
Taman, Biyth Mrs. Robt. Hey,
we are sorry to report, ie on the sick
lira at present. \\'e all hope for her
speedy recovety Jack Burrows
recently received a letter from his
buother ).inn, who is busy fighting in
the treuches. By all reports Linn it
feeling hale and hearty.
t3LYTH.
WF.DNItaDAb. June 1l.
AN OLD RESIDENT DFPARTa.-Thr
death occurred on Sunday evening of
Jsnrt Marr, widow .4 the late (:eorgte
McGowan. The deceased was one of
the pioneer reeidente of this section.
She was horn in Halton county iu the
year 1tC31 and was married to her bete
husband its 1Hi4 and came to Kest
WVawanosh, Locating on the 2nd con-
cession. )ler heshand died in lt4b
and this last erten years oh. had been
a resident of Blyth. She was the
mother of three boys and five girls, of
whnur the following survive: Mrs.
Arthur Steinhoff and Miss Janet, of
A Great 30 Day
Slaughter Sale
at Walters &' Co. s
Boot and Sloe Store
We here to redeye rw,r .tock to
make rens for other med• coming
and will therefore put on this seiigg
Sale. Haring bought our grsoo�
at the old prices we are enabled
to give yogi • big discount tor vonr
money. Yon will bay some of our
Roots and Shoes at le.s than the
maker's price.
We sled beet Tonka, Suitcases,
L''Iib bagh• eh'.
•
This .jolt frill leaf osely.10
drays, rommenriste Pritlfry.
Jake 1611,, 'rrl.f ewefinuine
ntultfl LSa asnfoll..1a111 1. IA.
Do sot as thi. opportsnitr. All
leather gook are hard to get nod
Mt be very mach higher in price.
Sawa repairing guaranteed *40.-
fettery. We will put on Ladies'
Rubber Heir for it and Mea'.
for $le.
Walters & Co.
Serceseers to 1 H. McCli ten
OODRRiCH PROVE wit
GOOD!
Will be Better
We take this npport unit • to express our apprecia-
tion of the mane complimentary remarks on our open-
ing day display of Furniture an.l house Furnishings.
As yet our stock is scarcely halt complete, but by
Ange+,t tat are hope to have everything in readiness
.a for a *rasa ,tpea snit,. -whew tots will•gineslhse pimple of
Goderich the privilege of inspecting one of the finest
Furniture' stocks in this country.
Preparations are proceeding apace for the
OPENING
OF 01.1?-
Undertaking
C'R
Undertaking Department
which vii:1 be the last word in efficiency.
Walker's Furniture : Store
W. Walker, Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Phone 89 GODERICH
C. KLOEPFER,
LIMITED,
FOR
Auto S,,ppl.es, Paints, Varntehes. Top Dressing, Auto Spates and
Rims. Handles, Locks, Hinges. Covenngs, Carpets. Lock Washers.
Celluloid
We also carry a heavy stock of Bar Iron. Steel Hoops and Bands.
Bolts. Nuts and Rivets. KLOEPFER'S service is the best service, and
means unmediate delivery from ,rocs.
C. KLOEPFER, Limited,
44-50 WELLIN3TON Sr. EAT. TORONTO, ONT ALSO GUELPH
Birth : Mn. Won. Kichmon I, of Win. Puplestoae k (;ardian's store the
, nipeg ; William, Hobert G. end Alex- lane two years. 1 -ft oo Monday to tate
ander, of East Wawanosh. The fun- a position in the wbol•wala drygn..4a
eral took place to the Union centeto ry hon.. of (fordon, Ns( kat A 1'., , Tor -
Uri. afterna a, Rev. Mr. Abery, ut 001^.
Londetboru', conducting the services. -
PttHnv
aoat. AND IiPSNENAL - Mr. and
1 Mrs. J. B. 'I'iereay, "Orchard Lodge,"
Blyth, announce the engagement of
thou• eldest dsotirhter, Margam Lout**,
to Ur. J. A Mcf'aggar1. of Blyth, the
startiege to take place this th.
Gertrude, the little daufthter ret
Mr. H. A. Th unto, had themisfnrtnne
to fall over the htetstrade in her home
one day last wok and break her arm.
The injured member is improving as
spidly as could be ex ;ironed . Miss
Edna Carr, M ire Angrier, ('aliforni*,
le viarting telatiyte here. ..lean.
Lake. of Oshawa, is *faking her stater,
Mrs. Jo. Carter. and brother, Mr.
Areb. Taylor. ....Rev. W. H. Haw-
ks. is at Lente:uw this week attending
1 S nosebag of the Anglican Synod.
•ra'epatwtiOM are twin mart• 1 ,.
sirs Tuve* of July 1wkhralon in
Turner
tend• ing the Presbyterian l:.neral
Arietewhly at W, n.irseg. ]fey. Mr.
Abery, of I4.ndees'r,ry , oernpied this
ppwulpit of Mt. Andrew's chorrh lot
Sunder ,. ..Mr• Roy *none, of
Barrie, is •isiting at gm home of her
parent., Mr. and Mrs Win. Moon.•
Mise
Wady. iwnndy h is I. -
turned botse flour the Stratinrd Nur-
i anal Oebwok hawing nems reed her '
emerse sucera.fully Mr, Wilton%
flMUord. who had bee -a elerking b I
Spring Styles
In Footwear
Both fashion and good tastt
demand suitable shoes for
dyer) occasion.
The new shoes for spring
enable you to indulge this
taste without extravagance.
And with the charm of var
het' and correct s1) k they
(-nenbirte moderate price.
\lye want year to see the
Beautiful creations We are
now showing.
REPAIRING
Geo. Mqc Vicar
North Side Square GGDRRIrH
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