The Signal, 1916-8-3, Page 44 TstrslsaAT. Ammer A 1518
BTGNAL 3ODRRTCH t ONTARIO
While Away
on Vacation
wear our fumish-
ings and be
dressed RIGHT
BUY our high-
grade furnish -
Ing goods and
enjoy the satis-
fied feeling of
knowing you
have the Best.
We keep a big stodt in
nice cool Outing Shirts,
Combination Underwear.
Negligee Collars, Hole -
Troof Hosiery, White Duck
rousers, Straw Hats, Silk
Caps, etc. '
Walter C.
PRIDHAM
Society Brand
Clothing
made to special measure
KINOSBRIDOE.
TuttsD.T, ♦arguer 1.
Mr John t' Sullivan spout • few
.lar+ at London last week.
Privates O'Brien and Batas, of the
lulst Hat taliou, are as siting with the
heyinit here.
Miss Paulin* O'Reilly. of Toronto,
is spending her emotion under' the
parental ro„f.
The Mimes Donnelly. of Maek.tch..
wan, and John. Louie and Mier Sign
Irrveretu:. of Kt. Augustine, visited
this week with Asbfiebi irI.oda.
Memos. Petro* and J.w•ph Finn.
also Mr. and Mrs. Russell Finn and'
children. all of Detroit, en,tored from
that city last week and are visiting
cumin's hese.
KiNYAIL.
TUIL.DAT. August 1.
Miss Isabel MacDonald is visiting
friend, at Toronto.
linnoer Gordo° Mscloloeb, of Loo -
don. is visiting his uncle, Mr. John
('owes.
Mr+. William Macintosh, of Bond
. Head. visite,f relative+ and friends
bete last week.
Pt PM, Noble Johnston and Elwood
Di ennsn are home on two weeks' leave
from the London training camps.
Misses Marie and Margaret Finlay-
son and M i.t •r John Finlayson, of
Lorne, spent the week -end at the
house of Mt. l'harles Stewart.
BAYFIELD.
TuaauAT, Aug•tst 1.
Mrs. Livingstone and daughter M•' y,
of Tiickerswitb. are rooming at Mev.
Ro.tatt +.
Mt. and Mrs. Reid (Treas.) left this
w•wk for Winnipeg, where they will
visit their sons.
Twelve young ladies from Stratford
bave taken Mr. Heat We cottage, "Tbe
Cedars." for August.
Mr. George Staobury and family. of
Exeter, are sprnding • Month in the
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INDIVIDUAL
SANITARY
S&rvtce
PIIRFINFIITFP►PFR CUPS
PUREWHITE PAPER CUPS
NEVER USED BEFORE
NEVER USED AGAIN"
.."' SAFEGUARDS HEALTH
Ice Cream That Is Different!
Will; don't you come in and try sonic of our Ice Cream
that is different ? Just try one of our delicious
French Frappes or any of our Ice Cream specialties -con will
.tt utlte n..tice the different• fou tci:1 tt•ry easily 1w able to
tell that our, is nude from the purest and ric:tea,cream and
the best fruit flas•ot..
•
Contc'in today and try sonic REAL ICE CREAM.
J. E. Robbins' Candy Kitchen
Pilaw $4 Sent` Side .1 Sastre, G.ierich
Dodd's - •� w
Kidney
Pills
will cure Dia-
betes, Like
Bright's Dis-
ease this dis-
ease was in-
curable until
Dodds Kidne • Pills
.cured it. i actors
themselves confess
that without Dodds
11 Kidney Pills they are
paw against Dia-
betes. Dodd'•
Fills ars i the tint medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations -boa, tame and
p14 are ad t art i,ed t o do s.•,
but the ettldicioe that der;
Crane
Diabotos
is Dodds ICdlaey Pills.
Dodd's Kidney ills are
fiPv cents a box at all
druggists.
old Stanbury home on the Square.
Miss Elliot. of Owen bound, and
Miss F'inlay's.,n, of Toronto, are guests
at the home of Mr. Jas. Campbell.
r and Mrs. James Donaldson, jr.,
Miss Het the Stewart end Mr. Taylor.
ot the "Soo," wbo spent a couple of
weeks in the village. left for borne on
Friday of last week, motoring as far es
Owen Sound.
Mrs. Herb. Duncan. of Saskatoon.
sang a solo in St. Andrew's church on
Sabbath moroiug which was very
mu -b enjoyed. Mn. Duncan. as Maw
Laura, Richardson, was fur years a
member of St. Andrew's choir and a
favorite singer in the neighborhood,
and her o.auy friends were wore than
pleased to hear and see ber again.
Anniversary service. were held in
the Methodist church on Sabbath
Inst. but owing to the intense
beat they were not w well at-
tended as usual. Tbe preacher for
the day wee Rev, Mr. Sinclair, of
Holwesville. and Miss Kata Little. of
Ooderich, was the soloist. Both were
very much appreciated by the con-
gregations who gathered morning and
eveuiug.
AUBURN.
\Vvuszsuj.ty. August 2.
]lies Fero Sv Ovington, of Toronto, is
home for holidays,
Naw Laverne • Robinson, of Detroit,
is honor for her holidays,
Mts. Cote Ferguson is visiting ber
sisters iu Cliuwq,a•d Gtderich town -
whip this week.
Auburn's civic holiday will be ab -
served or. August 'Sita and will take
the form ot a Red Cross picnic.
Further aonnuncewents later.
Mr. Forest (Tarter found nue of his
team horses dead in the river ou Sun-
day. Evidently it had gone into the
water for telief [tom the beat and
rolled over. When found i: was lying
on its head.
Mi. A. C. Jackson bas 'cemented
north ot the pier un the west side of
the liver where the spring freshet
made a washout and i. deepening the
teil•race to he preptird for mut k settees
the new grain eotnrs.
LUCKNOW
MosD.ty, July 31.
August 4th in to be Lucknuw's civic
holidrv.
Misr .Martha Begley, Goderich, spent
Stieday in tcwo,
Messrs. ('lilt and Ernie Aitchison
spent Sunday at the lake.
Mr. Andrew Oto. of Pekoetwton, was
a Sundry visitor et hie honie here.
Private Clarence McDonald, of the
You Throw Your Money Away with
Every Shovelful of Clinkers
NN hen Vou buy coal you
pav for two thousand
refunds to the ton. But
}-ou don't get your
money's. worth when a
big portion of that ton
goes into clinkers that
don't produce any more heat
than a snow -bull. You're
throwing your money away
with every shovelful of clink-
ers. Buy Lehigh Valley Coal.
it is pure coal. it burns to an
ash and gives you every unit of
heat you pay for.
Lehigh Valky Coal has an established name for quality. Its biggest
boosters are those who use it. It i \ heat producing, slate free, thoroughly
cleaned and screened.
Buy LAO Val Gal for economy and efficiency. We'll deliver any quantity.
Any quantity o Hard Wood, Maple and Hemlock Slabs and Mixed Wood.
Lime and Ceme it. Prompt delivery.
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THE SAULTS COAL CO.
(Sasc+slleen a ■eDsasg S Gbit)
Oaks Plaine 15 S. J. Easels. Rea, 1171 W. W. Seem, Ilea BOB
VeasK, NM s. OF
A. M. U.. Loodoo, ls home os a
most.'e harvest fur
George Burgess. of t e 134k Hillis
Battalion. thump Boldus, renewed ao-
quajutanc.e Mn Inst week before the
battalion leaves for overseas.
Mr. Frautlimpiee ie the sew milit-
ant in Tofu al.un's barber shop. He
take. the II1•ee of Leroy Horn, who,
has started working in the furniture
factory.
Mrs. rL)uiaan McDonald sort two
children arrived bums from Godmieb
last week after *beading some time
with bee parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Cameron.
The members t f the Young M.'s
Bible ('lass held their annual picoie to
Black Horse Lnke on Friday hast. Tbe
day was .pest in boating and goatee
mad svesyoort was delighted with:the
day .t the lake.
Tbe coserete basement of the two
new stores os Main street will soon be
completed. Austin tiolomon will have
one of the ,totes es a tinwhop, while
Ackert & Ratbw.11 will use the other
one as a boot and shoe store.
ST. HELENS.
Tt'gaDAT, August 1.
Pte. Robinson meat Sunday In our
village.
Miss Chriesie Miller ire visiting at
Harriman.
al(ss
Helen McKenzie is a visitor at
Mr. Jamas Durnio's.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLennan, of
Chicago, are vi.itiog friends bare.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tigan and son,
of Hamilton. .pent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. George Webb.
Mr. and Mee Johnston and Mr. and
Mss. Campbell and child. of Varna,
motored up as Sunday and visited at
Robinson Wood..
Tbe annual picnic of the Anglican
and Presbyteri.w Sabbath schools will
lie held today at tbe Morton grove.
Tbe day is all that can be desired, so a I
good time i. expected.
PRgaasTarlotN ToPTg. MUaRAT.'-A
gathering of the neighbors and mem-
bera of the Rifie Club met on Monday ,
evening at the horn, of Reeve Murray
to .ay farewell to his son, Pte. Ross
Murray. who expects to go ovales. I
shortly. A ring was probated to him.
accompanied by an address expressing
appreciation of bis manly sand and
assuring biro that be wilt not be for-
gotten in the h. rite land.
• Tire 1. mere catarrh in Ili. ,soros of tea
country (basalt aur- di.seae. pat together.
and foryeam It r..-uveo•ed t . a Incurable.
Doctor. pre.wtbsi ',.c.1 rernedte, and by Me -
.tautly falhug to . we with local treatment,
pronounced 11 11w:i ane. t...tatra 1. a local
arses*. erectly u•t:ue„cot b, eonAltutbowl '
eondit woe aed Inc -, ..., tore requite. conk it u' weal
treat meat. Hall -.:.t nth t.'urv. wanutactuint
by F, J. t ss ey A 1 o.. Tetedo. ub.n, 1., r coo
.titotl,w.0 reused.. ,. take,, int -111311r and
act • throusb tae bl cid on tt,e muiuu- surf.iee-
of the-y-tew. U..e bund nen l t5a,. rrrsrd it
ot► red .tor aay c. r t ...t . Halt - . ctarrn a'ure
t.d. In cute. •1e d for. [circulars a.d tr41-
m.,,. dal-.
F.J. CH 1• \ F.\' k CO.. Toledo. Obis
slid by mane t ..'c
tor euuaitwti)o.
DUNGANNON.
it
MR. N. F'. WIIYARD is
agent fo• THE eh;NAl. at Dungannon.
i!r 1. r- *.;t, bi for .ubrriptioo..
ad% err i.e0eu:. or lob printing will tr
re prom. attentiou Telrpbone
tt.odrr:cb Rtu.i, r S•.
\\'KDNKADAY,
There will be no service in 'inkier
chnrrh next Senday.
• Mise belle Kirk has returned trout a
'Tien of tw•• weeks at Detroit
Mise Peri Bradford, o,1 Godericb,
vieierd friend• hese on %Vedaswday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rose. Mrs Allen,
Miss Myrtle and Geo: gut spent Toes.
day in Godericb.
Rev. I. McKelvey and family are
spending a few weeks wt -h friends
from Stratford at the Port.
Mr,. Roy Willis and daughter Beth,
of Toronrrr, are visit -tog- ber • parents.
Mr. and M,s. H.J. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Creighton,' of
Detroit. are here on a visit to Mrs.
Creigbton's mother, Mrs. Andrew
Kirk.
The following soldiers are honte on
furlough from l' imp Borden : H.
Hellatnv..1. Klllougb. 14. Moore and
A. McCloskey.
Rev. G. Gomm and family have
moved their ramping outfit to the
Take shore at Port Albert. where they
intend to spend the month of August.
Mousevictou. canine -bat •r adminis-
t -red a deadly dnee to too of tete most
valuable dogs io the village last week.
The coot nuance of the offence will be
severely desalt with.
ONION Pit -sec. -The Presbyterian
sod Anglican churches here and at
Port Albert held a united picni • at
Part Albert on Wednesday of this
week. It was an ideal day and there
was a very large tutnuut. Plenty of
choice refreshment,. aid water and
land 'porta of varied kinds made a
very er. jay able time for everybody.
PR,RRYTIKf&w (IARDRN PARTy.-
A very sure sefuI garden party was
held nn the Prwhjrtter1ao manus lawn
nn Wednesday evening of last week.
Tea was served oe the lawn from 8 to
P o'clock, after which s choice pro.
grans wee rendered by Wingham tal-
ent. Tbe entertainer. were Mr Wil-
lis. Mier Van Rotarian, Mies Currie
and Miss Mitebell. Rev. G Gomm
tw'eepiest -tbe their. • Shot addressea
were delivered by Ret. I. McKelve
Re.. H. R. Williams and Rev. J.
Hunter. of Cb4ring Cross, formerly of
Dungannon. Tb. booth was well pat-
ronised tbrougbout the evening, int
large store of supplies being complete-
ly sold out. the receipts were 5148.
A Coatte° Evstrr.-The Duoga000s
branch of the Wo0.0'1 Institute Is
preparing to bold a overacts party os
the gr.)unds of Mr. Charles Brown oo
Friday. August lilt.. The Stewart
Orahestr►, of (iodericb, will be in at-
tendance. Mrs. Geo. Anderson, of
ldeknnw, will recite, od other at -
ter
features are ng arranged
tot t be evening's prograr.. Toe pro-
Peed. will be dammed to t be Red Croft.
Tea screed fr rm R t a 8 o'eloek. Ad-
mission lie and 16'. T Dungessne
Women'. Instdtnts has a unique re-
cord, in that 5500 bas bees raised
during tate psi; year tor trtotie pur-
poses. This la Use beet record of Guy
laati jute is West Hum.
PORT ALBERT.
Wensersoae. Aug. _.
Lora to - M r aid Mrs Ne.Mtt and Dam•
ilyand Mr. atrial motored from Meth
ea Sunday
it: the day with
Mr. and Mn (item ee. Mr.Jao.
l.h.eahal. sea are up from Cli.-
tog- Shaw Desk le a sit-
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SEE OUR NEW FRONT
THE workmen have tlnished the cofnstructlon of the new► store
front, and we shall now be in a better position than ever to d1s-
play goods to advantage. We have not time to say much this
week, but will just call attention to a few lines of •• hot weather goods."
Summer Underwear
Ladies' Summer Underwear in short and no sleeve vests in many styles and
prices. Porous -knit Summer V-sts, in large and small size, at per garment 25e
Lisle Vests, short sleeve . . 33e
A large range of Vests, per garment, from . . . . 12 (-2e to t5c
Ladies' Cotton Drawers trimmed with Embroidery, each . 30e to 30e
Corset Covers trimmed with Embroidery or Lace, each 25e to 60e
Princess Slips made of very fine cotton and nicely finished 51.25 and 52.25
White Skirts, good width. with fine embroidery. each . 51.00 to 52.50
Children's Vests, to short and no sleeve. in all sizes, each . . • 15c to 23c
Summer Muslins
Our stock of Muslin and Voiles comprises the latest in weave, cloths aad .
colorings. Fine White Voiles, in plain and fancy stripes. These are exceptionid for
waists and dresses, at per yard . . . 25c, 3Sc. 40c. SOc, 60c and 75c
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J. H. COLBORN E
ins his grandmother, Mess Willie....
Mr. A. F. Sylvester. of Stratford.
spent Sunday with his family. He
was accompanied hy Miss Sylvester.
Miss. Hers, Mrs. and Mies t'arr,
Miss R.:kboenhals and Miss Freda
are triaging at H. Hayden'. this week.
.The •annual [Sunday school pre -
ole of !:w. Andrew's. and Chile'
churches is being held trees today.
. A number from Stratford are
enjoying the balmy breezes of P,rt
Alhert ih the cottage formerly owned
by the late Geo. Hawkins .... Victor
Green is visiting his pitrent% after •
long stay in the West. Tbet country
must have agreed with him, as be is
looking very well . .. Pte. W. T.
Gilheet and family spent the week -.tad
with the lady's parents. Mt. and' Mrs.
Thornes Wilson .... Melvin Sehoeto
hitte is the guest of Gurdon Pearson
this week . Mrs. Harry Hayden
wee taken to the Ooderich hospital
Saturday evening for medical treat-
ment. Her many friends hops to hear
of her complete recovery
Gray is moving aboutatter being laid
tap with a sprained ankh..
Why Suffer from Heat in 155 City When
You Can Cool Off on the Great Lakes?
T..ke the Canadian Pacific et am -
ship expos from Toronto any Tem-'
' day,. Thursday or Saturday at 2.30
p. tar. for Port McNicoll, where direct
connection is wady with either the
' A.einibnia or Keewatin for Sault Ste.
Muir,
Port Arthur and Fort William.
An ideal vacation trip at small cost.
Particulars from •any Canadian Pacific
ticket agent, or W. H Howard, Dis-
trict Passenger Agent, Tut onto.
LEESURN.
WanwzaDAT, Ang. 2nd.
Rev. Dr. Meldrum, of Cleveland,
will preach in the church here nest
Sunday morning.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
WEMT \VAWANOSH.
Tbe municipal council met July
Bath for the transaction of general
budo,s., oleo to attend cow t of ap-
peal as directed hy His Honor Judge
!Dicks in of the County Court of the
county of Huron. Members of council
were all prevent. Reeve Murray pr. --
ending. Reeve Murtay reported that
he bad consulted the towiebip.olicib
orssr•egardiog the appeal of George S.
Wilson against the findings of the
court of revision aa beaded out on
June oto ; also his appeal ngaiost
Reeve Mornay and Councillor John-
ston, asking His Honer to disqualify
tFelu for acting contrary to tbe
statutes in the matter of his appeal to
the court of revision. Tbe solicitors'
opinion was [bat the contention ret
f ,rth by the appellant could not be
maintained. Intimating. however. that
• member of the Item would attend
court on the receipt of a telephone call.
Reeve Murray asked for the opinion of
the hoard in this matter, which was
that the services of a solicitor be dis-
pensed with. Minutes of Met meeting
reed and motion by Naylor and
Pbrddra ?bet ininnie, awned (vzcept-
ing clause JU. which should lie over for
further ooa'asiderstionl be adopted.
Carried. Financial st•temest read by
Nes.urer showing balance on band of
$85..11! wsa Aad os, motion by Jobmetoo
and Naylor.
Council adjourned to attend court of
appeal. His Halsor Judge Dickson pre-
siding. The appeal as stove outlined
and a mooed one by the same aprel-
laot agatest the assassmsst of hila for
benent-os wiet halt of lot 19, eone..ator.
4. Sheet Vtawanosb, as wet forth in t be
Young's Creek drain bylaw. were sev-
erally nos $dared by His Honor and
judgment elves in favor of respoodems
to both .Nasus Costs to be paid he ap-
palwast. Conseil resumed gesrral busi-
ness. teatkrselstee Paul *seltzer asked
that 517 worth of work be does os hie
diviatos ; this represents seveaNea
days' work not dose by ratepayers
this year. Mottos by hiilaorytb and
Naylor that this request be granted.
Carried. Motion !y Naylor mod John • ,
sten that a rate of two milk on the
dollar be levied for township purposes
and bylaw prepared authorising the
same. Carried. Motion by Naylor
mod Pardon that Oommiwaioswrs Jobe -
atm and Malloogh deal with ems -
'Islet of W. J. Thompson, opimeno let
H eoscesaios 5. Carred. ISae clerk
was I.Msetd to advertise la Strat-
ford aid Husk' papers foe awful
tenders for the construct ton of 1 oung'.
Creep drain. A.•i-ouate and salaries to
the amouut of iteet.34 were passed and
paid on motion by Purdon ar•d Naylor.
Council adjourned to meet Auguat 9th
at 1 p. as. when the Young's Creek
dram bylaw as emended wall be finally
read and passed.
W. A. a\'ILaos; Clot k.
In a'l enuntrtra. Alk for our INTIM-
MARION
d A1,YJUravt felt aril! 10 119111 keg
MARION a 1fIARfOtr.
554 University 5t. M.Rtrtisb
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New Prices August 1,1916
The f,,llvtcir, ; price, for Font car, u::1
c efft•.•tive op arnl after .1ij;. 1, 1111.1
Chassis -
Runabout -
Touring Car
Coupelet -
Town Car -
• Sedan -
$450.00
415.00
495.00
695.00
780.00
890.00
F. O. m. r000. 0141T*800.
Thee price", ate punitively guaranteed against any re-
duction before August 1. 1817, but there is no guarantee
against an advance in price at an% time.
KELLY tdt MACEWAN
ot,a_Er ig -
GOOERICH
A New Shipment of
house Furnishings
HAS arrived at Wa:k is Furniture Store,
consisting of Rugs . in Brussels. Velvets,
Wilsons and Tapestries in various sizes and
qualities. Before you buy a rug give us a call
and examine our stock, because it is new and
up-to-date.
Linoleum., 2 x 4 yards wide, have just arrived
from the mill.
We will give a special discount off all Verandah
Rugs and Verandah Shades during the month
of August.
Picture Framing and p�npdy and
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Walker's Furniture Store
THE STORE OF QUALITY
Often the Cheapest Aho y►s the Beat
A. walker, Ferei ere -sad Uuiatakisg
Kerne M Cgserisig
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