The Signal, 1917-1-25, Page 4A he++ H IIA\, J 1Nl'ARY 25, 1917
1 HE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
PRIDHAM'S GREAT
Money -Saving Sale
Tremendous reductions on many lines of
men's and boys' Suits, Overcoats, Trousers,
Underwear, Shirts. etc.
M this time of the year we always give great bargains to clear
out our winter stock. This year you can save more than any
other year, because you save on present prices and on
the advance -Prices of next spring and fall. Don't
. let this opportunity -pass. Just ,a few items
show, what YOU -May shiest`
in other lines :
MEN'S _SUITS AND4VERCOkTS
Regular, $12, $13.50 and $15, for
- $9.75
MEN'S HEAVY TWILL PANTS
If bought today would sell at $2.75 or $3. Special $1.95
MEN'S ALL -WOOL UNDERWEAR
Extra special 75e per garment.
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS 49c
Clearing up a lot of odd lines; regular up to $ I.25, for
49c.
Walter C. Pridham
201h Century Clothing
Borsalino Hats
King Edward Cafe
I(SOMETHINO ICH)
The weather is now cool. People
coming to town can he served
Hot Coffee, 1 ea or CesslaN,6c
Msals also served 35c 3
H1ghe.t prior. paid for butier sand egxl.
The Lest barn in town for stabling,
.Joseph Murray
amoeba. street (R1 - 000ibjra71
ELX'C Taft' UOHT
wnu OW/0 vw.
HOOSE AT NIGHT
Keep Up With
a.... .Isar
the Times
AND have yo house
lighted in thecodern
way -with electricity. We
know how to do it. and
will cheerfully f u r n i s'
plans and estimates for
wiring, fixtures, etc.
`A large assortment of Elec-
trical Sundries and Supplies
always on hand.
Robt. Tait
West Street, Phones
Next Postoffice 82 and 193
CARLOW.
WEDNKMDAT, .ban 21.
blr. S Allan, ofMcG iw, has recovered
from an att., k of pneumonia.
Meters. Aplin & Connor shipped a
carload of hogs last week ; price. $13
pet cwt.
Mr. Herh. Fisher disposed of a fine
horse to Robett McLean and realized
dyer 142111.
Mr. Thomas alrPhee has born in the
neighborhood cutting straw and wood
with hi• gmsoline outfit.
Mr. James filen has had a severe
attack of pneumonia and we are glad
to know he is around again.
"COULD NOT STAND UP
STRAIGHT"
Oovwallle, Jan 13.
"Sheet a year age 1 was .uf-
f.r•laa from a dreadful lawa bulk
amid him, me arse! .• that 1�r
meld .0
set stead up Wbsl.itl
spells. A fried Mid the
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KIDWCY$
=71,4•24 -a-he:; tW helped las is
"I be.. t.kr Wet 1 t Musa
The pals. Ia my beck .ad hies
me all ass. 1 razors speak me
Moldy ./ the ..ad.,fsl .test of
year OM x111. Tun any use this
if you ..e it le
atseer.ty y. ars.
a. 0. David '•
111 drepimm mill Obs Tal. ma
Me.. o heL er • tows far sobs.
Sammie fres If eta wow w
NATIONAL MVO • CIMUTIOAL
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larvas, Oat. 55
DRINK A GLASS
OF REAL HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST.
Says we will both look and feel
clean, sweet and fresh
and avoid Illness.
Sanitary science has of late mads
rapid strides with results that are of
untold blessing to humanity. The lat-
est application of Its untiring research
is the recommendation that it 1a as
necessary to attend to internal sanita-
tion of the drainage system of the hu-
man body as it 1s to the drains of the
house.
Thome of us who are accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when we arise.
splitttng'headache, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-
ach, can, Instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening the sluices of the sys-
tem each morning and flushing out the
whole of the Internal poisonous stag-
nant matter.
Everyone. whether ailing. sick or
well, should, each morning before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate In It to wash from the stom-
ach, liver and bowels the previous
day's indigestible waste, sour bile and
Poisonous toxins; tons cleansing.
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary canal before putting more
food into the stomach. The action of
bot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach 1. wonderfully In-
vigorating. It cleans out all the sour
fermentations, gases, waste and acidity
and gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast. While you are enjoying
your breakfast the phosphated hot
water 1s quietly extracting a large vol-
ume of water from the blood and get -
ng ready for a thorough flushing of
the Inside organs.
The millions of people who are both-
ered with constipation, bilious spells,
stomaeb trouble, rheumatic rattiness;
others Who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions are
urged to get a quarter pound of lime-
stone phosphate from the drug store.
This will cost very little. but Is suffi-
cient to make anyone a pronounced
crank nn the subject of internal san-
itation.
(Mr. Arthur Clark, cid the firth of
Clerk & Clayton, has returned after
spending m few days .t it, rat ford.
Little Mi.. Perri Dene, who was
staying 'rob her grmodl *rents, Mr.
and Mre. Wlla.m, h.e returned to her
home al, Port Carling.
The aserarnent of the Leu,I'• Supper
(will he observed text. Sabbath in
Smith's Hill church. The minuet con-
gregational meeting will tie held An
Monday.
The death of Mr. Samuel Pnt'eron
I siaturd', Iwo has occasioned deep *oi-
1 row throughout this community. His
genial manner and cherry nature
wade him many friend■ and he WAS
highly esteemed by all who knew him.
We extend to the soirowing widow
and family our warmest aywpatby in
their hour of sorrow.
A RecuRo-BRSAKtN(t Pur. --Mr. Thos.
Bums the other day sold to Joseph
O'Connor the ieige-t pig that was
ever shipped at McGaw station. It
measured right feet in length and four
trot In h.ight and weirhed (55) Ib•.
Mr. Borns was do. ked $2n on the priori
on account of the excessive weight of
the monster porker.
AUBURN.
Wmixes DaT. Jan. 21.
Mrs. Pro -t is «rending • few days
with her son« at Mlive, ton.
Mr. Lawrence Patterson started on
Thursday on bra note trip to his
Western home.
Maas May Denstedt returned hoose
Saturday after • tern weeks' visit to
tier rioter raw titre tined.
Mr. •od Mr.. Rrnjaanln i.vnna, of
Brondoo, MauiVns, u• via'Ing tae
fat too b^either. Mr. F.1ward Joe...
Mr. and rte. Thaw. Stam:Wbam .a.
SENSITIVE THROATS
need careful treatment
,from within more than
they need bundling wraps
during changing seasons.
The pure cod liver oil in
scows
EMULSION
is helping thousands to strengthen
the tender linings of their throats,
while at the same time it aids the
lungs and improves the
quality of the blood.
Throat Specialists endorse
SCOiT'S EMULSION -Try It
Scott 5 Bone Toronto, Ont. 16-13
1 -
rived h last week after three
�months' .hsencr, during whish they
Lsred their daughters .t St, 1'honnas
uId Thawreville.
The annual meeting of Knox church,
which w.. to be held on Monday even-
ing, was postponed on account of the
storm to Friday evening next, when it
will'"he"'iieid after the preparatory
service.
Owing to the storm our train service
was 'diorgsniz-d oo Monday. The
morning train from Goderich passed
through about noon, having been de-
layed a by snowplow getting off the
track vt�4'•st of the village.
MATH OF AN OLD RsingNT.-On
Friday afternoon. Mr. O. Beadle, one
of our oldest settlers, departed this life
at the home of his son. in bis eighty-
sbcond year. He leaves three daugh-
ters -Mrs. H. Maylee, of Kalamazoo,
Mich., Mra. L Lawson, of Clinton. and
Mrs. 'Phomas Robinson, of East Wa-
wannsb-and two sons, John, of Sats-
katodn, Sak., and George, at home.
The funeral on Sunday .1Iernoon to
Ball's cemetery was largely attended.
The services were conducted by Rev.
W. Hawkins, and the pallhearerr were
John Milker, Joseph Feagan, Joeeph
Lawson, R•.I.rrt 1...vson, Wm. Robert-
son and Ez-kiel Phillips.
OUII CANNON.
MR. N. F. WHYARD is the
agent for TH IC SIGNAL at Dungannou.
Order. left with blot for .otbsortpUooa
adverU.ementm or lob printing will re-
vive prompt attention. Telephone
(Dederick' Rura1136r
%VW/NEM/AY, Jan. 24.
Rev. E. G. Powell, of Clinton, field
secretary ut the Temper mice Alliance
of Hulot , will preach in Erskine
church on Sunday morning and in the
Methodist church in the evening.
The Kingsbridge Dramatic Club
will give its famous play. "Luca Tree
Mine," in the Agriwtltursl Hall, on
Friday evening, at N o'clock. Admis-
sion 25c and 33,.. Proceeds for Red
Cross purposes.
iHRtDMVLAR MAIL SERV11'g. -Not.
since the pioneer drys had the wall
s. mice to Dungannon been worse
than M. present. 1f this village is a
fair example of mail distributi•'n
throughout the Province of Ontario,
we would say 'bete is ouch labor
awaiting the new Postmaster -General.
Hou. P. E. Blondin, in his new sphere.
Surely somebody needs an awakening.
Tow PVBLI(' LIBRARY. -Che suntan'
library meeting was held on Monday
evening at Mr. Mob -'s residence. The
treadnret'r end librarian'd telorts
were quite satisla.:'ory. It war dis-
covered, however, that fewer books
were teal last year than previously,
this being attributed to various rea-
sons. particularly to the ab.ence of so
many from' the locality, and to the
fact that so many dailies and maga-
zines full of war news enter most
homes, occupying the spare time of
the (readers. Rev. G. (annum gave a
report of the library convention at
Stratford last fall. The following
officers we.e elected tor the ensuing
year : Ray. G. Gornto. president ;
Mr. Lyons, secretary, and Di. Case,
treasurer ; the president aa drlrg.te
to the convention this year, with Mr.
(leo. Jackman as alternate. Mr,.
Wm. Mole is retained again ase lib av-
ian. The library is a great asset to
the community, and should be patron-
ized. It is urgently requested that it
receive the support of all who are
within reach of its benefits.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Miss Margaret Tull! stent Sunday
at. home.
The annual meeting of Union church
was held on Tuesday. January V.
Elwyn Anderson. of Hayfield rows.
hos left fpr Galt to work at munitions.
Rev. Jas. Hamilton being ill with
la grippe, Rev. Mr. Hager took the
rervicee at Union church on Sunday.
Pre. Joe',ulll writing home from
hie billet in France ("a cow -stable")
states that be and Alex. Chisholm are
fine.
A goodly number of subscribers of
the wuolcipel telephone attended the
annual ntrstiog at Holmeeville on
January Ititb.
'Pbe Taylor's Uorner branch of the
Coiled Patriotic Society will hold a
sewing meeting at the home of Mn.
Wm. Driver on Wednesday, January
31.t. A11 the ladies are cordially in-
vited
'3IW IAL AND PATRlorrlt' EvEN(No.-
Under the auspices of the local divi-
sion of the %Vas Auxiliary • social
was held on Tbur.d.y night at the
beautiful new home of Mre. T.J. John-
intro, Srd concerts' , and in spite of
the stormy weather was well attended,
about seventy persoos being present.
'rho first pea 1 of the evening was oc-
cupied with euchre, at which Miss
M.cEwan, teacher of Union school,
and Mr. Isaac Salkeld won the prizes.
Refreshments were served and after-
wards the young people enj .yed there.
selves at dancing for an hour. A '
number of eeleclionr were given oa
Mr. Ross' gramophone and were mutat
appreciated. A vote of thanks was
tendered to Mrs. Johnston and family
for the use of the house and stabler,
.ate. The 4nt•i proceed., amounting
to $15.s1t,' were handed to the Pau io.ic
Society.
The War Auxiliary is giving a social
evening at the home of O. Laithwaute, 1
Huron road, oo Tuesday, January
30th, for the benefit of the '1'aylot s
Corner branch of the Coiled P..triotic
Society The evening will be spent in
progressive euchre. The ladles will �
supply the sandwiches and cake. I
Price 25e and over.
PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. -The monthlt
business mletics of the Patriot c So-
ciety of (3udernch township will be
held at the home of Mn. James Joho-
ason, Huron road on Wednesday,
January 31st, at 230 p. m. The S -
ciety wirhas to acknowledge with
thanks tbm following donations : A
Friend. 52c; the War Auxiliary, $15.51;
Mrs. John Sowerby, $2. Goods crn-
soted and forwarded to layman Hall,
.Londeo.-42 pain of. socks end 37
pyjama suite. 'Anyone having odd
pyjaiu• coma or pants will kindly
bring them tc next meeting.
CAN DO MY WORK -PAIN 1S
ALL ft0NE
Miss Dome McClain^Tells of Dodd's
Kidney Pule.
Ferguson Fiats. Alta., ,Van. 22 (Spec-
ial). -••Yes, i am very gra l cap say
that I have tried Dodd'r Kidp4 pills
and found thew all that is alai ed for
*Item." So says Miss Dollie McClain,
an estimonk lady residing herr.
"i was troubled with • sore k
that made me Almost helplesm. I t
one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills •
say hack is all right. 1 can do my
work and the pain is all gone."
Every woman should use Dodd'..
Kidne' P,11.. They are the flne.t
tonic in the wnrlJ because, seting di-
rectly on the kidneys, they tone up
those organ.' to their full work of
straining all the impurities nr t of the
blood. Pure blood means new strength
fnrall parts of the h idy. New strength
means new eheerfulne.s. That .. wi,y
so many women so cheerfully testify
to the benefit received from using
Dodd'. Kidney Pills.
II
SPECIALS
1
During stock -taking we have broken lines that we wish to
dear out, and to do so we have marked them at prices that
will take them off our shelves quickly. Here are a few of
the offerings for this week:
D. & A. Corsets
D. & A. Corsets have the largest sale of any Corset in Canada. Here is a line that is broken in
sizes and we intend ro clear it quickly. No. 610 made of white English Conti!,
with four hose supporters. Regular $2.00 for $1.49.
Fancy Georgette Crepe Collars '
just 27 Collars left after the Christmas selling. They must be cleared out this week. Every one
new. In Georgette crepe, broadcloth and sa>iin. Regular $1.40 and $1.25 for 99c,
regular $1.00 for 79c, regular 75c for 59c.
Neck Scarfs
Black silk Scarfs for men, regular $1.50 for $1.19.
Heavy cotton and wool Neck Scarfs, regular $1.00 for 49c.
Children's wool Scarfs in navy blue, regular 50c for 29c.
•7.tIiery
Heavy all -wool Hose, sizes 7,9 and 10. Regular 35c for 29c.
Fine fleece -lined cotton cashmere Hose, sizes 81, 9, 911 and 10. Regular 25c for 19c.
Children's small -sized wool Hose, regular 25c and 35c for 19c.
Hoods and Caps
Ladies' and children'; Fool, and Caps. Regular $1.25, $1.00, 90c and 75c for 49v.
Centres and Table Covers
Ju -t a few left to sell. Regular $2.00 for 99c. Regular $1.00 for -49e,
J. H. CO!_BORN E locir
LOTHISN.
TUESDAY, Jan. Z3.
Mr. q.Oiltno-e, of Wroxeter, visited
his brother, P.t Gilmore, one day bait
week.
Mr. Frank McGregor. of Duluth, ♦ia-
ited his cousin, Mrs. Rnd.Camptrell, one
day last week
We are glad to know that Mr,.
Atex. MacLean is improving after a
very bed attack of la grippe.
Dr. John MacLean and sister, Miss
Sara, of Chicago, are spending a few
days at their old home here.
Miss Donalda Hogen hay acoept•d a
position at Cochrane, New Ontario,
and lett for there • few weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. MacKeith, of
Saskatchewan, are visiting al
the home of Mr. T. F. Henderson.
Mt. Jim Gilmore, of Weyburn,Sask.,
and sister, Mrs George Calhoun, of
Calgary, ere spending a week or so
visiting their brother, Mr. Pat Oil -
more.
AFTER GRIPPE
�►iaol
Restored Ir. Iartin'a Strength
Wapakoneta, Ohlo.-"i •m • farmer
Lc ...pupation, and the Grippe left me
with • bad cough and Is a nervous, weak,
run-down eondition, and 1 oould not
swam to get •nytlring to do me any good
until 1 took V'inol, which built me up
and my rough and nervousness are all
gone, and I can truly say Vinol is all
that 4s claimed fSr It.' -.,Arts MARTIN.
Vino! is a constitutional remedy for
all weak, nervone and run-down condi-
tions of rnpn, women and children, and
for chronic coughs, colds and 'bronchitis.
11. C. Ihu+lop,rlruggiat,(:nderich, Ont.
%boat the Leat diuggista in all Ontario
t owns,
Saltford Red Cross Society.
Thanks are due to the workers of
tbe8altford Red Cross Society for 116
pairs of socks, 16 trench shirts and 6
hospital shirts.
Rocks -Grace Brawn, 12 pairs ; Mee.
Gliddon, 11 pairs ; Mary Glidden, 1(1
pairs ; Mrs. Hees. 6 pairs ; Mra. Con-
nell. Mr.. Bown, Dolly Boson, Mr.
McLeod, Mrs. S. Bisset, 5 pairs each ;
Mrs. (lnldthorpe, Mn. McManus. Miss
A Bisset, 4 pain e•eb • Mrs. O. Hie -
wit, Mrs. J. Walter, Mrs. Ionia, 3
pairs sash : Mary Barter, krft.
Correll, Mrs Manderson, ArtaimBit
Mrs. l,ippet, Margaret Hieset,
Mr.. Dew, Mr,. It. Walter. 2 pelt.
each ; Mrs. Tank, Marie Durnin, Mrs.
W. McLean, Mn. Geo. Bisset, Mrs.
P. Maltreat), Winn'. Glidden, Miss
Ashton, Fled Haas, Mire. Gibbs. Mrs.
A. Love, Clara Jones, Mrs. J. McLean,
1 pair each
Trench phi. to -Mrs. Lippe', Mn.
Adams, Mrs. W. McLean, Mrs. R.
Walt. r. Mrs. G. Bls.et, 2 e«eh ; Mrs.
C. McNeil, Mrs, Tank. Mrs. O. Myna -
moody, Mrs. Harker, Mr.. Dew, Mrs.
Correll. Mrs. H. Morris, 1 each.
Hospital shirts -Mrs. R. Walter.
Mos. 0. Fowler, 2 each ; Mie Buchan -
nen, AhrJ• Hurhanan, 1 each.
The stoat meeting will he bola at
the hem. of Mrs. J. McLean on Pel.-
ru$ry l.,.
As. got•nttty of Ary he •nine% iambs
(Ot mummer woad al MarMwsa's
(phos 551 $L*l per cosi. tt
JOB AND CO MERCIAL
Prrnting? the f
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od-bye, Mother,
n
Worryi.
Good-bye-trustinin God
to bring him home to h- safe -
if that be His will.
Good -bye -t
and me to see his Mother
through while he, her natural
support and defender, is some-
where in France, facing shot
and shell for God, for right,
and for native land.
In. the name of Christen-
dom, men and women, what
sacrifice is this! What con-
secration to duty ! What re-
sponse to the call of the
Motherland ! -What clarion
challenge to the world to
"Watch Canada!"
He goes -joy of his Mother's
heart -idol of all her dreams
from the day she bore him --
hope and bulwark of her
declining years.
He goes -and, Heaven bless
his belief in us, his people, he
goes, leaving his most beloved possession to our care and protection.
He trusts us. Who will fail him? What man or woman, rich with the
possession of the memory of a Mother, will fail his Mother as a reward for her
sacrifice?
This trust of our soldiers is a holy legacy.
Give to the Mothers of our soldiers in the name of your mother -as your
testimonial to Canadian Motherhood. Give to the Canadian Patriotic Fund.
$6,000,000 must be raised in Ontario for this Fund for 1917.
Mothers, wives, and children of Canadian soldiers shall never say that
their nem people neglected them after their men went forward to suffer and to
•
die.
Every case helped by the Patriotic Fund is carefully investigated. Only
where assistance is really needed is assistance given. Everything humanly
possible is done to avoid waste and prevent imposition.
Cre u Your Own Heart Prompts You to the Patriotic Fri
ceases, $ belay mated to aver. the V...diee ►M .body. Insid that It ass Mpeed as hesi.e b ran d1•wvi f•
tt)t7
for Ms female. of Omura. .swore
Powe a .'
ss et time dollar. meat be ural ?rem 2. .$l.pl wb.ertpt+ese 1f Mare 1. se Ilmeith er the teed
ywr •,.. r Msty mood year sn Wv(sum direst le lM ftsad (lased. oaasdtss P.efoate rota. Vasco ew.M,
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