HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1916-12-14, Page 13THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
THVrtaDAr. D,ePMafl 14' 1910 1l.
Bargains in Auto and
Bicycle Supplies !
IN order to make a clearing of our stock of Automobile -and
Bicycle Supplies, we are offering special bargains • many
lines. Read ,this list and see if there is not somethi you
want or that would make an acceptable gift to a friend. se
prices are good until Saturday, December -z34
Dunlop Tithe Cement ,.... 3 for 25c
Trouser Clips ' 2 palrl_
Bicycle Bells, from . ............. 25c to $1.00
4 Acetylene Gas Lamps, frotu...13. 5 to 14.00
Tire Tape 3 far-lOc
Cycle Enamel, per can 20c
• Wood Rim Cement, per bottle...... 20c
Tool Bags, to clear, (3 only), each �Oc
Leathet Saddles, from 12.50 up
Leather Grips 2 for 30c
3 only Wire -Mesh Carriers, each. SOC
1 only Rear Carrier and Stand.. 11.75
3 Foot -Pumps, each 50c
1 Robe Rail for Ford Car.... ......... :...75c
1 Set Chains, 30 x 31.. - ......... 12.00
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Spark Plug Wire for 1 car...., 12.00
3")~uggage Racks -far f't,:al Cara, rjlth :,$S.&9
1 Ford Bumper ...:r --r:. .... ...... �:........ 12.50
2 sets of Front Fenders. -each '82.00
1 Rear Spare Tire Carrier (usually
15.00), for $3.501
Cementless Patches 40c per dozen
3 Tire Gauges, eacd , 11.25
Spark Plugs'.,.. 75c up
1 Grease Gull* 11.00
1 Spare Tire Carr er, -Fora} site 12.00
1 Inner Tube Carrier, velvet-li ed81.50
1 set Side Lights for Ford Car 120.00
1 Monarch Dashboard Ford Oil uage...11.00
Goodyear Blowout Patches 30c
\EAST STREET GARAGE
Owned and Operated by A. M. GLO
• a Practical Man Phone
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LOCAL TOPICS
Remits Bisset Retiring.
Reeve Bisset of Colborne townehi
announces that be will not be a candi-
date.for re-election for the cowing
year. Mr. Bisset has held the Reeve's
chair for four y gars.
Board of Trade Council Meets.
The council of the Hoard of Trade
met on Wednesday evening. Among
the ulatterw di.cuseed was that
of harbor improvement, and it
was decided to move in the
direction of asking the (iovero-
trrent to complete the outside break-
water, in order that adequate protec-
tion may be given to shipping in Use
harbor. '-The removal of the oheckwr-
ter last suwwer has made the outside
protection more necessary than before.
The G. C. 1. "Lit."
The O. C. T. Literary Society held
its last meeting under the present
executive in the aseetuhly hall of the street, on liunday. December letb,
ech000l on Friday evening last. The tiodafich lost an esteemed and re-
program opened with an instrumental specked resident. Mrs. Elliott'. Ire -
by Mira Edna Pridbaw, rater which illness war a brief one, though ohs
Ernest Lee gave a declamrtlon. Mi•s had been in poor heap�i Gar some Limo
Hilda Austin gave •reading, which previous. The deceiitA win horn in
was followed by •violin solo h• Miss Ooderich town
.hip sixty -rix years ago.
(.ladye Jeffreys. Leonard Macklin a daughter of the late John Cox. in
gave a very interesting talk, whack,ja•rhru•ry, 1877, she war worried to
was illustrated by Intern slides, on I the late Robert Elliott, and they coo -
hie trip to England and Ireland, tinned to live in Otiderich township
After a reading by Mies Hodge, the until their iewoval to town fifteen
Journal was read by Leonard Mack- years ago. Mr. Elliott. the late Reeve
lin. Much amusement was caused by of Uodericb, died in August of last
the closing number, which cunni
b' h ted
the winter. Several other boats are
expected to lay up within a few day..
Kicked to Death by a Horse.
A terrible fatality occurred near
Auburn OP Sunday, the victim being
Me. Austin E. Church, r farmer of
Woes Wawanosb. About 10 o'clock
in the morning he was found lying
dyad in the barn, having evidently
been kicked to death by a horsy. He
waelying face down in the stall, with
the Ido ..r'e hind feet un his twice and
its f1,1111t, ben fin the manger. lin
head and face were badly crushed and
some ribs broken. Mr. Church war
tarty yeare of age and lenses a wife
and two little daughter.. He formerly
Clothe lived in Cloricb township, and his
wife was Frances McCullagh. of thpt
township. He had a male of bis farm:
stock * few weeks ago and intended to
go West in the epring. The funeral
cemeterytook place to Colborne cemetery on
Tuesday.
The Late Mrs. Robert Elliott.
In the death of Mrs. Robert. Elliott,
n
which occurred at her home. Picto
year. One sou and three daughters
or several selections by •symphony 1?) are left to mourn their Irreparable
orchestra of boys. lose : Reg. R„ of town ; Mrs. H. K.
Harbor Notes. Burke, of Unclench township ; Mee -
The following are the arrivals for Albert Uox, of Morris, Man., and Mrs,
the week at the wharf : For the W. J. yyiuonde, of Seltford. The de-'
Western Canada Flour Mills, the ceased Ir aw vived Manby three 'deters
Doric and the Martian arrived Tester_ and four brother,. : Mrs. John A
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day (Wednesday) with 110,0011 end Bradley, of Lurgsn, Out. ; Mrs. Ed.
2410,000 bushels of wheat rrapecuvely. Jenkins, oTfois-i-; Mrs. Wm. Walter,
For the Ooderieb Elevator Co. the I of Uolhorpe township ; John, Ales.,
Velcartier arrived on Friday with Jamee and Robert Y. Cos, of Uoderich
2110,000 bushels of wheat. barley and township.
flax ; the Edmonton on Monday with The tunerd took piece on Sunday
97,1100 bushels of wheat and the W. C. afternoob to Maitland ceiuetery. The
Frans with 7190,000 bushels of mite. services were conducted by Rev. J. E.
The 11. M. Follett came in yesterday Ford• pastor of Victoria street Mei,ho-
with 80,000 bushels of wheat. diet church, of which Mrs. Elliott was
The Edrnbnton, Franz, Pelistt, Ia member. The pallbearers were
Doric and Martian have laid up here, MeCo
Messrs. John z, lt. Y. line, Wm.
the hart four storing their cargoes for Walter, John A. Bradley, L. O'Neil
(Clandehoye) and kobi. Young.
Among this., present for the funeral
were Mrs. A. Cox. of Morrie. Man.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, of Lurgau.
is Rheumatism of the fiats
Uric Acid left in the Mend
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to the
side of the nose. The
cause is the same ea in all
Rheumatism- disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like.
wise the same-
D.dd's
HARRISON'S
BIG ORIGINAL
OF CANADA
Whe■ will You Save 11
you don't Save NOW?
Though your aalary or income
will no doubt increase, so will
your expenses -and many find
that the latter mcre than keep
pace with the former. Now is the time to start a Reserve Fund
-and the Savings Department of the Union Bank of.tanada
Is the place to keep 1t.
Deposit the extra you have on hand now -you can open an
account with any sum, down to one dollar- and draw Interest ow IL
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
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throwing nut Mr. McKnight an4.bis
wife. Mrs. McKnight war bailiy cut
about the head, and it was ascertained
lawn that Mr. McKnight had three
rihe broken. The horse, which is a
quirt, well-behaved animal ae • rule,
was caught at the old hotel stable.
Mr. Bisset took the unfortun.tte couple
home in his auto, and Dr. Whitely. of
He Remembered Father.
The judge's flv.-year-old sou John
bad been .Doughty when hie ))nears
were having company, and hail hose
reproved. That eight when hie neither
went up to hear J,.hn say bid prayers
she euggeteted that no oak (hod to teach
his parents bow to bring hila up prop-
erly. John' was quite prnitenl aad
town, was quickly on the scene. The prayed h bly : "Please, ti,*i, reirch
buggy was badly damaged, but_ the another how to make we a good bey.'
horse apparel/Ay was net much Hurt. He paused fur o tuowent, than ,uhl.S.
KiNGSBRIDGE. thougbtfull77 And titter, too, it you
caw do *alibiing with him."
MONDAY, Dec. 11.
The physical culture ride of the vrerk
Miss Julia O'Reilly lost • valuable of the li. C. I. will be prswynted in a
horse last Friday.
Joseph Da/ton made a business girls' folk Hong and dance end .� boys'
Mr. Jcalisthenic exerci-r drill at the Opera
trip to osephOnderieh on Friday.
Mies Ursula O'Connor spout a few House, December 21st. -
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days of Tait week with her 'Mer, ,lolly Fine. Too
Genevieve, of Ooderich. ••IL's a pity to pot hie overeiwt 00 ,••
Lee?desire. Ed. '. O'Reillyt, Kenneth Me- exclaitued Ibe fond parent, as she
Ciro and J. T. Friday 'virit.d the gated admiringly et her young hop e -
Ci e,JohnTnwn ie fol attired for a party in a new vel
art .spent
ntQth , and )liar at. of veteen tint; with tare enllar and ruff
Ofthten. sppeent thy, week end at. the Oh, it wont rain 1 grid Mentor
Mr. and Mia. Wm. Quigley
ixabeth Tierney, of tiode-
present spending a few
r. and Mrs, Peter Austin.
DUNLOP.
TuttaDAY, Der. 12.
Mrs. Williams spent the week -end
Clinton last week.
Mr. James •Cbisholu and bis eon
Will attende•Fl the fry cattle show
Guelph last week.
• We are glad to stite that Mrs. Clut-
ton, who has been`so ill of poeuiooni
is gradually improving in health
,Ur. 11 crane Horton and family will
reside at L,eburn for the win
months. The majority of the „theta-
num
nha
G►nts of Dunlop have 'unveil aw
within the pin two years, and empty
hooves are the rule rather than t
exception. .
TgACHart RE-aNOAOSD.-plies Pent-
land
e
land, the piement teacher of No. 9
school, has been re-engaged for the
coming year. She seems to have
given general satisfaction in this ...c-
lient and as this is unneual here the
ratepayers may consider themselves
fortunate iu being able to secure her
services.
HORSY FRIuiITENE°.-What might
have been a fatal accidentoccured here
Ion Friday afternoon, when a horse
owned by Mr. William McKnight,
from near Nile. took fright at .Bisset
Bros.' auto and ran away. upietting
the top buggy into the _ditch and
borne
Mrs.
rich, is,
day, with
LBORNE.
&DNEADAY, Dec. 13.
Dsc.1HOF Mt. -BLIZk LINFIBLD.-
News of the death, of Miss Eliza Lm -
field, at Bozeman, Montana, is re-
ceived with much regretb her friends
in this township.
been making her
brother Prof. F B.
ism i.infleld had
me with her
Linfield, and
Montagu.
Ignoring the remark:Awe gssrl nip-
reheneively oat of the window.
•Look here. N' int mart." she s til.
-tette this 'hilllos, and if it rains whew
me out of Mrs. Pinfiot's, take a
cah h 'e."
"fiig . aa," rem -irked young M. n-
Wlu.'
Three re tataF_it was r.aininR
cats and 2 nd the (ond m ► hl s.wl
her forethought. Brit. Monty re-
turned wet to the-,ekin, with the vel-
veteens clinging to hint like a bullies
family, at Bozeman, tor\be past three shit.
years, and her death ocenered on De "Didn't yon carne b
at camber 2od after a brief illness. For 1 Gold you r' 9ndiunan
several months she had not, leen in the mother, surveyinfr
bar usual health, but it w
at few weeks ago that the eeriou
her trouble became known, e
failed rapidly during these few
a Che funeral took place from the
field home to the Bozeman Ge1,,ppet
on the 4111 inst., Rev. 11. P. Sant
ter pastor of the M. C. church, officiating
bi.
The deceased was horn i" Newfunnd-
ay land, but spent most of her early years
in this township. A sister, Mise (trace
he Linfield, is a deaconess in Montana ;
another lives in Toronto, and there
nt re two hrnthere, John, of this town-
ship, and Alfred, at. the Northwestern
Univereity, Even,tnn, 111.
1111 a cab
v domen.led
only a .wig anger.
mss of 'Cooree t dtir era;"' .-mor Nt wa -_
d tn. cited anewer. "Ip was jolly _
I rode on the hoz by the drat t.
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TRAPPERS!
RAWFURS
tu!OHN HALLAM
He Was Short.
Early one evening a frail little girl
entered a candy store Ana asked for a
Este of chocolate. After she had the
candy she put four pennies on the
vaunter and stetted out.
The eteirekeeper. though averse to
frigbteng the little Tbilo>t; `(mated
after het in a gentle voice: _
''You're a penny short.
"No, you're a penny' short," aha
called bock as she disappeared.
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Voting Contest
Closes December 23rd
At 10.30 p.m.
ONLY 8 MORE DAYS
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Full -rine of Ivory
IddiJidtIal pieces 35c, 50c, 11.00 up to 15.00. Sets $2.00 to$b0.
lE verptCAna iii -Ebony
Individual pieces 25c, $QC, 75c to 14.50. Sets $1.54) to 1R l$).
?rats Smoking Sets, 75c up.
illarb's 7orkbtpt Chocolates
In packages Pe to 12.50. Bulk 40c a pound.
Christmas er f times citta "Gottet Waters
2:oc up to *1..07.
CALDWELL'S DRUG STORE
GODLRICH
W. H. Harrison
Jeweler and 1 Optician
Gederic►
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Willard's
Forkdipt
ChocoLaatea
Packages 25c
12.50.
Christmas
Package
Perfumes
2'e- to 12 '4
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