HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-10-12, Page 5THE RIGH A L : GOEERiel l
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T1VYDAT. Ort. ]f. 1916 a
GIVE HER THE LAST
SPEED NOTCH
if the rest of your machine is as good
u the tiro ver have vulcanised. if n
%.0 have practical) a new car.
Vulcanizing is the only real tire re-
pairing. We have ample facilities fur
quick and thorough work, which casts
Lut little and is worth many times its
cost.
East Street Garage
C-n.d ale Opera•.I Or A. M GLOVER
a Practical Man. Paws 343
Worthy of Admiration.
Her Dad—So you want to marry tuy
daughter. 1 like your nerve 1
Suitor—Well. sir, you ought to. 1
spent a whole lot of line working
it op.
ASHFIELD.
The .\.1'firld M••Idietb' Aid will meet
at the bum• of Mrs. Richard McMillin
ney
c Vnio-
ney on Tuesday, Octubs., lith, at lbs
usual Lour.
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"Are You Bald?"
"Have You Thin
and Faded Hair ?'s
Is Your appearance not what it .hould
be because of the lack of 1IAik •
Then conte and see •
DORENW EN D'S
Display of
FiNE HAIR GOODS
AT THE
BEDFORD HOTEL
GODERICH, ONTARIO
The latest productions .in LADIES'
'MANNY(1RMATlONS....1' U U 1' A •
1H)t'RS. WAVES, ETC.. and
FOR MEN WHO ARE BALD
TIIEDORENtt'IiN1t TOUPEE,
which represents the h i g h e s t
achievement in the art of hair -
constructing. Featherweight, hy-
gienic and ...natural in appearance
that the closest observer could not
tell It from your own hair. They
cannot tr .li.turl.ed or removed
except at the w 's wish. NOT
A F.\II BUT AN ABSOLUTE
NFC SSITY Ta► EVERY MAN
W110 IS BALI).
HAVE A DLMONSTRATiON ON
Wednesday, October 25th, 1916
,ONE DAY ONLY)
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"DORENWEND'S'� TORONTO
Head Office & Showrooms 105 Yonge
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LOCAL TOPICS
Special Meeting of County Council.
A 'penial meeting of the county
bouneil will be held on Friday of this
week for the pat pose of eoaaider(ng
the making of a grant to the Kriti•b
Red Cross Society.
Former Resident of Ashfield.
Mr. 1). N. McKenzie on tiatutday at -
Waded the funeral of bis motber-ia-
law, Mrs. Alex. Macdonald. which
wok piece trout the residence of his
son, Mr. Nell McKensie, concession 12,
Asher1J, to the Kinioes cemetery.
Mrs. Macdonald was tor any years a
resident of Ashfi...id, but for fifteen
yeah led lived at Detroit, where her
death took plan on Thursday last.
Mbe was iu brr ninety-third year and
waw a native of the Isle of Skye, Scot-
land.
Cas. Dismissed.
The case against Jacob Weber, of
Seafi,r,b, at whew. plan ten balf-bar-
rel. of whi-tey were seised, was die -
aniseed by Polies Magistrate Andrews
.t Clinton yesterday. Weber swore
that the whiskey ams fur the use of
his wife and himself. be having pur-
chased a generous supply from Strat-
ford dealers before pruhib cAme
into egret. Anothew charge it pend-
ing against Weber. dIb. liquor
1.
utl
still in the custody Pec
Tor-
rence.
S 500 Damages for Seduction.
The e-.ar . 1 Mirep vs. Perdt*. trans-
ferred from the Oode• ich Mixes,
w-. heart at Mtraitord last week.
David S..ep, of Clinton. stied pi.,
Frank Perdue, of the 1t11 -t• Battalini ,
for the seduction of his daaghter. The
evade -ore was contradictory, being
vistua:h• the story of Ihr plaintiff -
daughter against that of the defend-
. Ire The jn•,y gave a v edict for ih
plaintiff a'..i d tn.ages the ellen'
WO. wore sora .1e.5. Mr. ('.iia-. 1i i-
r,.w, • f ti , 1...'••1 . w • i enamel I• r
pl.,uti1? -u I Mr J. M. ileal, of Be •-
so is, 1..1 llir .lelr.,dau'.
Death of Mrs. John Gentles.
Mir. Ma.garrl 0 pities. who hal
barn
it tattiest at .tlexan•'rA bo•p tad
•..r s •yes.•• week., passed away 1..-1
F•id•y. 1•; sty it. .he iesmiurr M•s.
1. 11.1r. rattle , u 1. del 1.•h h Watt. -
eru111 . Misr was •nru 151 failing hralt1
and At..il• •' x 's e. k •g.. -Ito underwent
411 op rat ••5. s' Alrx.ndta her.pi•id
1r 'tie rate• t.• 1,1 wt ich .he riven
MO
DEL THEATR
um= PEW uNAo[iIEMT
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One Day Owly-Satoriq, Oct. 14
MARIE DORO in
ra Diplomacy"
if PARTS
One of the greatest dramatic
triumphs of the modern stage.
Monday "Tbe Iron Claw"
Tuesday • Mutual Feature-
WEDNESDAY
eature
WEDNESDAY sal THURSDAY
OCTOBER 111tk hall iStk
MARY PICKFORD
in "The Foundling",
A Powerful Drama
of Mender and Trani.
Mix G. IL King will sing "110.
Call " at the shows ..n ta.th .•t
theme dates.
PRICES --IOC and 15c
GEO. E. KING, - Pfoprietor
eighty-one years ago. Her husband,
Mr. Robert Haley, died tweuynve
years ago, and ilia following family
survive : Mise Elizabeth, of Chicago ;
Misr Maty and Margaret, of fitment:1s
Mrs. Forest, ot.Sbrrbecoae, Quo., and
John and tieurge Haley, both of Tor-
onto. All were boom fur the funer.l.
which took blase on Monday after-
noon
fternoon to Maitland comet ay, lira. For-
est Wien anwwpenied t•y her daugh-
tr., Phyllis, and (ewrge by his wife.
The funeral neonate veers conducted
by Itev. J. B. Fiitheringham and Rev.
J. E. Ford and the pallbearers were
two sone, .lobn and George Haley, of
]'ur lento ; W w. Elliott, a nephew, of
(iodaicb township. aud!Andrew Mc.
Uregor, a be -Whet -in-law, of Bay Meld
The Late Mrs Alex. Straiton.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Alex.
Straiton took place to Maitland ceme-
tery on Friday afternoon last irons
the family residence, Ml David'rstreet.
The f 1 services writ conducted
by Rev. R. C. McDerwid and Rev.
James Hamilton. and the pallbearers
were Meanie. A. M. Chrystal. 1). Mt•d-
dart, C. A. Nairn. W. R. Robes tom.
W. MoCreatb and Alex. Sauodrr..
Mrs. ?Steelton. whose maiden name
was Anna It. Grant, war bots at
•TRATFORD. ONT..
Commercial, SLertl and and
Telegraphy De 'emeriti.
Students may enter at any time.
We place giadu.tea in position..
Diu ing July and Atigoat ver received
applies. - fi r over DMI assistants
1 wr could u'., supply. WI ire f..,
1 our free 14.5i1 'aur wt (nee.
D A. McLACHLAN, PrrecipeJ
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CLOSING -OUT
Sale of Grocery Stock
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PT. DEAN, proprietor of the Maple Leaf Cash
e Grocery, corner of Montreal Street and West
Side of Square, having decided to close out this
branch of his business will offer for sale at reduced
prices, commencing on Moaday, October 16tb, a
choice stock of Teas, Coffees, Canned'Goode, Package
and Bottled Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Flour. Feed and
Shop Fixtures, consisting of 1 Dayton Scale, regular
$190.00; 1 Scale, regular $8000, 1 heavy Scale. 2000
lbs., regular $65.00, Candy - Bottles. Spice Tins, Tea
Chests, Refrigerator, large size ; 1 Butter Mixer, Show
Cases, National Cash Register, Dayton Meat Slicer,
Cheese Cutter. Coffee Mill, 2 Broom Stands, Biscuit
Case, Desk, Electric Fixtures, Blinds, Awning, Hone,
Buggy, Sleigh, Wagon' several Sets of Harness, Veget-
able Sprayer Machine, Oil Tank. 60 gals.; and several
other articles in futures not mentioned.
All wishing to lay in a supply of first-class goods
at reduced prices remember the opening of this sale.
Monday. Oct. 16th, and will continue until everything
is sold.
No exchange ange of goods. as this is a strictly cash
clearing -out sale.
Good Butter and Fresh Eggs taken as Lash at the
cash p,ce while this sale lasts.
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PT. DEAN
6 OOSUICfl, ONTA*IO
Comer Bass vat. 1111. and Square
BRIGHTS
DISEASE
is the deadliest and most
painful malady to which
mankind is subi.'ct. 1).xld s
Kidney fedi. w dl cure any
case of Bright's Disease.
They have never failed in
one single case. They are
the only remedy that ever
has cured it, and they are
the only remedy that can
There are imitations of
Dodd's Kidney Pills—pill,
box and name—but imita-
tions are dangelbus. The
original and only genuine
cure fur Bright's Duseasc is
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
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gavalOV CANADA
Co-operative
Savin'
la facilitated and en-
couraged by the open-
ing of a Joint Savings
Account In the names
of Husband and Wtfe, Father and Son, Brother
Sister, or any two or more members of the " -
Either can deposit or withdraw money at will.
the interest accrues to the credit of both.
Ask the Manager for full particulars.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
Whitby. Ontario, seventy-one years
ago last February. Mhe was married 1
to Mr. Mtraitnn at Whitby in the
year P3118. Mr. Straiton was for many
years in the servier of the U. T. K .
and he was stanttion agent for the co
p Goods
any succee►ively at Mealorth for two
tars, at Clinton for eight years, and
in (.ode,ich from the year lore until it
period of serious ill-bealth necessitated
bis retirement from the service. 'I bur
for thirty-four years Mr.. Rtratton
had been a resident of lioderieh, and
in that time she mad a host of friends
who will mist b. r grisly. Mb. teas
alwave height and ehrrt y. kindly and
eoosidrratr, liberal 111 all her ways.
and a devils el wife and mother. Mhe
was are a•-tiv,metuler of Knox church,
and bell a Ideaui,ml'erahip in the
Woman's Missionary Spew, y. pre-
sented to her by the Missiuu WW1 .•I
Knox Ilion h in rrcogn Iti•iii .,t bre 1n•
tereat ih the work.
Resides h. r Iit..rwn•l, she leave. foil.
sin. soil hv•, ds nlrhtrs .. 1 hr is ase
Jahn. of /:,.d. 1 , L ; The 111 .• r n.t A. -
thur.of Si r••it..u. 11 1'., nod Im.n.gl.•.
who ....bated •.. t''Jgasy w•tIt the
115th listtaln••• 1•'• lie As..'111'..1' Ia•-
gion") 41 n 1.. now ou hi. urAy '•• Ihr
bat' left rut. Tis •1a••It11rr.A•pMi..
P. M. Chein•ry-. • 1 "trst...'It : Mi -..I.
Robin', of Ko he.-' s. N Y.: Mr-. 0.1 1
C. Whitely. • f ti, .fes irh : MN. 1Capt.1
' H. Campbell. .t h• sur..an.1 M. C.11 .
.rine, of Itoet....el. All1fir dough. ess
I were home for ilii• fouet al. •Others in
moo -wiener were Mr. and Miss Pearl.
of SIriatmd : Mrs. Paton and tam. of
Adrian' Mich. (Nita. Paton being Mrs.
New Winter
1 Boy
whits and colored -
IStamped Novelties for Christ-
mas Gifts For veru
small outlay and somework
you •can make beautiful
gifts.
Materials for doing Fancy
Work always op hand.
Also' Totnellings, Linens Pil
• low Cotton. Scarfing. al-
ways in stock.
FOR THE BABY
Fine Wool Caps. Bonnets.
Jackets. Leggings. Mit
tens. Bootees--
s' and Girls' Wool Caps.
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MRS. TAPE
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Dodd's Kidney Pills are
fifty cents a box at -all IMtraiton'r only
nu•vivmg states 1: Me. 1, SINGER STORE GODERIC�
druggists. P. M. Uh.sney, of Sraforth. and bi-
daughter. Miss Mantis, of Rochester.I estlgtl�ltlmmgttl>•i
rallies'. 111e • erre-'••I .vas the widow
•,f the i.1.• .1••hu 1. •• 11- of Kincat-
dire. .•f wh eh t• ton she had r'e.-n a
. e•iJr' t to• c• l'-*Vl s one
lobi. K• floc, r f 1..'nd.a,—and
u•r .'a• gh'r' - SU. rime Ir. S•anley.
..1 1 reran. 1'lir•..ale wig./ ,..ken to her
..•11 twin- a• R.e A1P p' •,11 ter .ul. relent
Committed for Trial.
As the rr.hl ..1 s HO t A' Blyth on
f.ir nigh \VOlin... nisei ford' ap-
rwsrrd t.•t. tr Mwr:-.►oat. .Kelly oh
roe.d.y chat gets 'sigh a+•ahllinlL Clif-
(•,rd Ano'.s-.... i'I.i 5 R and d. Cend-
ant 1 are h .11 a• l .n a- , . •s,ma for
t...• wrl -kit w.• t•..r...toen of this
reel ion. nn t it 1- • !wooed lhat, ror-
sider.l,I. ill-G••ling.Ircrk•p•d ►retween
Ihr Ian u'rn • se. he r• -"It' '•f ,*era(
in whirr. Ihry weer roefo.rlit'to at
Rlyti., Kincar line and li.derich
fait.. W.•.dr Iwo to I.Mw•, *111 it i-
allrged -that when the ' wo then
"mixed it al 131v1h la -t Wrdneeday
Bla-kfntd chewed off p•rt nf.Ander-
soo'. left ear. This 41111C4ion ie
slimily denied by lila'kfotd andhie
friend.. ' Maai.ti.te K•II)
d
the ise..nsed for trial awl he i• now out
on MIO Mil.
Children's Aid Society.
At Ihr teem.. !heel,, g of Llir Child-
.
refer Aid - ori.' y in ' he e• ort bone,
on Tuesday afirtn.s'o, Meerrtary 6.
M. Elliott was meal lusted to ■'range
for tbe annual wee tit r • f the county
organisation at Clint••t. on Tuesday.
November, 11th, and t•i writs. Mr . J.
J. Kelso. of 'rex.'. tn. and request his
attendance at the me -piing. The fol-
lowing conIrihutiowe were acknowl-
edged : Mn. U. Mactl.w'ald. 91 : Mr..
E. Carrie. fit : Nee. J. l.weh, 91 .
Clinton branch. C. A. `i . $12 To. An
expense account of itf.t6 was ordersd
paid. The treasurer repotted it very
aubitwiti.I batten on hand. lir.
Elliott told an interesting story as to
what bad been done f•.r a little girl
with club feet. The child was made a
ward of the county severs) months
ago and was taken to l be Sick
Cbtldien's Hospital, Toronto, for
treatment. After .pending four
months there • cure was effected and
the child bas been returned to her
home.
Death of Mrs. Robert Haley.
On Friday of last week the call to
which all must answer cause to Mee.
Robert Haley, her death occurring at
her residence o.. Krays street, follow-
ing an illneae which had confined her
to her lied for neer tower weekMrs.
Haley was born in G.dericb tow veldt)
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mole wary molts,
tort whoa blloj g tulles,
owl Mak w• Iwo kapnlistil:
Thialsolonkelbwrssmama + .11■.e.
FifitUll="telat el=
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F. H. WOODS
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Meat ws-M
t Dacey. jay Stem O.�t
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�1 Tip for the
Soldier Lads
Take the advice of seasoned chaps.
They will tell you that the secret
of keeping fit and hearty is — an
occasional piece of
prri
THE PERFECT GUM
It's the best little refr,?.-'anent a soldier
can carry. The sca12d package keeps it
always full -flavored, fresh and clean.
The delicious mint flavors sweeten the
breath, prevent acid mouth and make
smoking doubly enjoyable.
It cleanses the teeth, aids appetite and digestion.
Two
\I flavors
Write W. Wrigley Jr. Co.. Ltd..
Wrigley Bldg.. Torerto. for free
copy of gooier ••MOTHEK GOOSE"
book illwetreted in colors.
Chew it after every meal
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