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THE SIGNAL : GODF:RIPR ONTARIO
J.Ji4VING spenty all winter
gaining a specialist's
knowledge of -
STORAGE BATTERIES
LEAD BORING for Filling
NEW PLATES
NEW CONTAINERS for Leaky Cells
NEW SEPARATORS
O.K. ACETYLENE WELDING •
• RADIATOR AND TIRE WORK
We can now guarantee you the same thorough satis-
faction in this work as we have been giving for the
last six years as the leading Ignition, Carburettor and
Engine Expert of this district.
If We do a job it will be done by someone who
really knows how.
EAST STREET GARAGE
Next to Town Hall • Goderich
Owned and Operated by a Practical Man
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
Custom Hatching
Our mammoth incubator is now
in full iwing. Space is limited.
. r
' space `-
chix.
Revell, Ridgcrest Farm
Would Be Useful Just Now.
Toronto Mall and swore
P f our neighbors would only do
(air horning wait*s matelot of coal nisi, .nage as we think they sbotdd he Honored by Royalty.
amis
among the dncuwents mowing since done, how much cruder it would be to A cahle frons Loh n tells of the re-
on't think+
I>tbat by le ing miserable
here on *sale you will be any happier
in heaven—if you happen to get there.
%Vhat s it v that fine oil seri
LOCAL TOPICS
A correction,
In the list of contribution,. to lb
-
Rituals Ked limos food published last
work. Mrs. H. Youtitiblut wee credited
with 11;,. This should taave read, "Mie.
H. Youug."
Accident at Harbor.
•Mr. Charles Tweedy will inj.rre,l on
Wednesday afternoon while working
on one of the [oats at the harbor. He
fell while helping to unload some
cement and was removed to the hor-
ppi1tal,where he underwent an operetion.
Hie condition is raid to be g•lite
serious. .
To tle Tried at March Assizes.
Ferdinand Deajardine, the Stephen
township nan.lyittg under r criminal
charge in connection with the death of
his wife, was brought before Magi, -
trate Andrewsat Exeter on %Veduesduy
and wise •.comtnittrd 'for trial at the
Hareb assizes. The charge against
him k culpable homicide. Crown At-
t fancy Seeger appeared for the Crown,
and Mr. J. G. St iubury for the defence.
Recent Deaths.
The death occurred on January 2nd
at St. Paul'* hospital, Vancouver, of
Mtg. E. Mcler•ttnott, and two days
later Mn. Fitzpatrickdied at Detroit.
Both were sisters of Mrs. J. A. Mc -
Int• sb, who formerly lived in Gode-
rich.
Another recent death was that of
Mies .,011ie Hay, fifth daughter of the you wish, at the saws tier f. *ward•
►ate Captain Hay. • fnrwerleoident of ing a copy of your letter tu,l1.re. Bulk -
Go
er b cb. \fins Hay paused away at airy. 1 have pleasure in enclosing
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her home, :Ill Pine street, Detroit, official receipt for the *93,02.
Death of Michael Dalton. Yours vary truly,
An old resident of Ashfield passed •B, P, MArINNNS,
vay on Sunday lest, in the person of Hon. Recording Sec.
a•
Mr. Michael Dalton. who died at Tim- Rebekahs at Kincardine ,
mins. New Ontario, at the age of, Liberty Lodge of Rebekah' was re -
seventy -seven years. lite cause of coolly instituted at Kincardine by
death was pneullionia. The rGmains Mrs.May Ralston. of Toronto, grand
were btmight W ted hitch on Tugged .y, resident of the Rebekah Lodge cf
being accompanied hither by Charles president
assisted by 11r,.. Msry
and John Alt n, sons of the deceased, Thomas, D. D. G. P., of Goderich.
with whom be bad been living in the The degree team of the Goderich lodge
p.xtheti emintry. The Inorisl took ezemplilied the Rebekah aeglive and
plats this (l`burdwv) morning at St. were warmly complimented 'hymn
Joseph's cemetery. Kingsbridge. I their good work. The Goderich ladies
Receives *Peerage. ( who viol ed Kincardine on this occa-
Baron Iformerly Sir Hughl (,raham, cion wee Miss F.rnm* Ceuipbell, Mrs.
of Montreal, who figures p-ominently W. Bpbb, Miss led ih Campbell, Mrs.
In the list of honored Canadian. re -J. A. f<nberteoo, )Ilse K Gundry, Mrs.cantly announced,le-•-a:=-ew
oin -of H. T. Edwards, Mr". C. A. Reid, Mrs.
Mrs. L. E. Dance'of town. Baron T. Sweet., )Nan, W. T. Murney, Miss
Graham is. the propiietorof The Moot- Farrish, Mtee N. Tait, Mrs. H. Stowe,
Mre, K. King, Mi
real Star, and besides being one oMimiM. Warriner, Mea.
Strongh, M
flee most prominent newspaper men n, Williaru•, Mr.. Mct'.ach-
of Canada, he bas been a leader In
erty, M e. F. Wood, Hiss Maud Mc -
patriotic and pbilen hiopic move- Gratren, Mts. Martin, Misr tails -ion.
patriotic
Baron Graham, it is said, is Mrs. Petiole.
the first native resideot Canadian t- Goderich Firm Wins Action.
he made a member of the British Judgment. has been given by the
-Hemmed Letde and the firers -
journelist to receive a peerage.
heumatism..
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. If the kidneys acted
as they should they would
strain the Uric Acid out
of the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is a Kidney 111.s.
ease. Dodd'. Kidney Pills
have made a great part of
their reputation leering
Rheumatism. So et at
the cause of thosearful
shooting paints a stiff,
aching joints. There
but one sure way—
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
to Mrs. BLIkelev for the benefit.
of the three (i derich ptieoners of
war, whose names and addiersee you
eneloae, ‘Ye •hall be gird to do as
"-Supreme Cotter ref Cantcds-tat-"tn
drawn-out relies in which M•. 14 J.A.
Appeal Dismissed. ' MacEwen, t.•r the Peter M.clfw*n Es -
At (*mode Hall this week the ap tate.(zoderich,-ord the Totowa,Uener•
peal of Thos. M. Davis from the jade -
estate
Tiuate U •rp"rat ion,rxecutors of the
merit of the County Court of Huron in estate of the late Jas. 1. Carter, of
the shit of Davis v, Mar•ay and King Sarnia, to coal'' l the carrying out of
w•• heard. The action was to recover an agreement made hy the hate Mr.
dousges for the los* of • hone and Carter. The action was 8 rt • tied at
injury to a buggy and harness hired Sarni. its May, 1915, and judgment
to defendant Murray, said lose result-' way in favor of the plaintiff On •p-
int from a collision with an autonio-' peal to the Appellate Divi+inn of the
bile driven- hy defendant Ring. in the Supreme Court of Ontario this judg-
lCounty Court judgment wa■ given anent was tad. Anappeal to the
against defendant Murray lot $125 and Suprema Court, of Cafar?ide followed,
Initials the seting as.gain-t defendant and judgment has now been given re-
tiring being dirwiesed. The appeal storing the original judgment in favor
was di-iiiissed with coats.
sb
THORIDAT, FKHRt'.aK\ 15 191:- s
the disappearance of J. 1 . Moyes love thaw.
Model Theatre
GEO. E. KING. Proprietor
Week of February I9th
Monday and Tuesday
"The Girl and the Game"
Another episode in this great series of sensations
and thrills.
Wednesday and Thursday
JESSE L LASKY preeeents
Blanche Sweet
iN
"THE DUPE"
This the story of a young country girl who comes to 1
New York seeking a position ani is eggaged as secretary to a t
wealthy society woman. In this capacity she has a series of -1
stirring adventures and finally—well, you'd better 6e there '
to see how it turns out.
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Fridaji and Saturday
MarieDoro
lD1-
"COiI1MON GROUND"
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Regular Prices.
Following week— - "Little Lady Eileen"
MARGUERiTE CLARKE in
Iceition at Buckingham Palace of •
number of Canadian soldiers and
(nurses, the party Including Mise Fred-
erica Wilson, a sister of- Mrs. Charles
Naftel of the Bayfield road. Miss Wil-
son was invested by his Majesty King
George with the Royal Red Cross of
the first class, and afterwards ,with
other nursing sisters who were similar•
ly honored was received hy Queen
Alexandra at Marlborough House.
Miss Wilson before going ovsrreae
leighteen months ago was superintend•
ent of Winnipeg hospital She was
at salonica for sotne months.
The Coal Shortage:
.1s to other places in the Province,
there is a serious shortage of coal in ,
Goderich and the dealers ere meeting
the minus inn with difficulty. The
chief trouble seems to be in the
inability of he railways to haul the
coal, `
The Toronto News has been asking
the views of heads of Ontario uturo-
ciprlftles as to whether there should
he a further curtailment of passenger
train servr•e until the fuel shortage is
relieved. The reply of Mayor Mannings
to the question submitted hy The
News was : "Yee. Goderich needs
coil and better freight facilities."
A Successful Effort.
That skating is a popular pastime ir.
Goderich was well demondrsted by
the large attendance at the patriotic
duster held on Monday evening last at .
the Wet street rink by the Eureka
Bible clam of Victoria street church.
(food music by the Sand, which kindly
donated its vet-vices,,contributed much '
to the evening'* enj tvrnent- A lunch
and sale of homemade candyproved
no ram ive features, Ming welpatron-
ized. The receipts for the evening
amounted to *119.115q and expense. he.;
ing deducted.the oro of WO will be I,
handed to LIS" piano•-' .mTei7j.—Tii-
aid of which the skate was held.
Oils Libertl'on Suspended Sentence.
On Mondays Judge Dick,nn held
court for the purpose of hearing the
case of Oliver C. Whitely. charged l
with the misapprnnrintion of fund+ M
lire atnount of 6435, of whish he had
charge a+ treasurer of Hunt] L serge,
1. 11. 0. F. The defendant, pleaded
guilty to the.'hargo. Mr. W. Pitted -
twit, K C., wh' .ppeared in the in -
i tete.te of the 1.0.0 1`., intimated
that restitution of this (meta had been
made, end Mi. L. E. DNnceyy, who ep-
pee• ell for the drfenrr., tirade a strong
lea in behalf of hi. client, J,,dge
Dickson, In *IOW of all the eireum•
ataneais,,.Sowed Op defendant tot go
on sosp•nded srnt.enit.. _
An Acknowledgment.
MIs Heys has reeeited th1: follow-
ing aytowledgetent of the money
pent. forward for the (i,/drrch prison -
Me of war, lb• "wane twins the pct.
eei-d • of the -chain teas" held last
fwl
It,.'ut MAH.\M, -t beg in mnknnwl-
edit- w tit many tonna. rear letter
..f the 25th inst., ied.ding draft fM•
MA a blab you elk w to forward
of the MscBwim Estate. who also are
*warded the costa throughout. Mr.
Chas. Darrow was counsel for the Mac -
Ewan Estate and A. Weir (Semis)
for the defendants.
Water and Light Commission.
The regular meeting of the water
and light cowminiiu was held on
Thursday evening last. In response
to a letter from the (1nutriu Municipal
,Electric Association, a motion was
passed urging that the Hydroelectric
Power tiotuwirrion of Ontario and the
Ontario Government wake application
at Ottawa for legislation protecting
the rights of the municipalities In the
Hydro -electric movement and repeal-
ing the objectionable provisions of tke
act incorporating the Toronto add
Niagara Power Company. It was ins
strutted that copi4. of the resolution
be sent to the Premier of Ontario,
the Premier of Canada, W. Proudtoot,
51. P. P,, Jas. Bnwntan, M. P., and E.
N. Lewis, M. P., as well as to the
Hydro -electric Power Cowwiwion of
Ontario and the secretary of the On-
tario Municipal Electric Awociation,
The annual meeting of this Awncia-
tion is to be held *t Toronto this week
and Mr. J. B. Kelly, superintendent
of the local power plant, was dele-
gated to attend it. A number of
other matters, chiefly of routine busi•
Hers, were dealt with.
Citizens' Social Service League.
eh. annual business meeting of the
Citizens Social Service League was
held last Thursday evening in the
Temperance Hall, Vice-president J. H.
Colhorne presiding in the alwet:ce of
Mr. M•gaw. Deports of the activity
of the League were presented and sat-
isfaction was expressed with the prog-
rear of temperance sentiment and law
enforcement in Huron county and the
Province g-.nerally. A , resolution
was parse.* in appreciation of the
work eccoruplwbed by the field secre-
tary, Rev. E. G. Powell, and County
Officer Fellow, and the valued aerie -
mace of Crown Attorney Saeger In
the enforcemebt of the law. The
treasurer's report showed a fair bal,
auto on hand. The offtrerd°bf bust
year were re-elected. Red. E. eV
Powell, field secretary for Huron
mid Perth. was present end ad-
dressed the meeting on tbe conditions
at present prevailing, pointing out
some of the improvements still needed
in Ontario and in Canada. Mr. W. T. Praising your
Pellow was appointed as delegate to Christianity, but
the Ontario Provincial conveol',n at
The Best Newspaper
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In Western Ontario
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All Mail Editions $3 Per Year
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Walsh the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food Into stomach.
Bays Inside -bathing makes any-
one
nyone look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.
Rash yourself on the inside before
hr'akfaet like you do on the outside.
This le vastly more Important because
the skin notes do not absorb Impuri-
ties Into the blood, causing illness,
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce of food and drink
au into the stomach, nearly an
cunre of waste material must be
carried ont of the body. If this waste
material Is not climluated day by day.
It quickly ferments and generates
poisons, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph dneta which
ehnnld nock -only nourishment to sus-
tain the body.
A splendid health meaanre 1s to
drank, before breakfast each day, a
glass of real het water with a tea-
spoonful of limestone phosphate In It,
which Is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins frau
'the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels; thus e!eanstng, sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
entail before pulting more food Into
the stomach.
A enarter pohnd of limoatnae phos-
piiate costs but very/tittle at the drag
More but is sufficient to make anyone
OF CANADA
i
Send Small Sums
by Money Orders
issued by the Odes Bask el
Canada.
For amounts up to $50.00
they may be purchased at any Branch of this Bank, and are
payable at full face value at any Chartered Bank In Canada,
Yukon excepted, and in the principal cities in the United States.
They are convenient to secure and cash. and absolutely safe.
Goderich Branch— F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
A NOTABLE EXHIBIT
Women's footwear was
never so beautiful as
this season and never
have we shown such
variety. There is nothing
1l ale ornate about these new
boots. Their beauty lies
in simple, graceful lines
- as smart and exclusive
as the footwear for which
., some stores ask a great
, • deal more.
WM. SHARMAN
Phone 158 Goderich, Ontario
rival may be good
poor politics.
Toronto next month.
Publil; Library.
The
public
day, Fe
ao'ce were Messrs. Fowler, Gait, Foto,
Long. Kidd and 't he Ala yor.
The accounts presented and ordered
were ea _follows :'T1Le librarian's
m _ 1
aount' for incidentals in INK. In one minute your eT atrili
amounting to $9.44 ; Mr. F. Hoot, for i will open, the air passages of your head
►opsin, etc., $6.85 ; Mr. Neftel, salary l will clear and you can breathe freely.
and expenwrs, $17.22. ; Goderich star, No more bawking, anuBing, blowing,
nnual meeting of the Goderich
library was held on Satur-
ru.ry 111. 'Those in attend -
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells How To (.et Quick Relief
from tread -('olds. It Splendid!
prating, $1.25 ; electric Tight, $7.04.
The librarian reported for January
the receipt of $8.16 and also an issue
of 1714 stooks and 'u.gtizines.
The appoiatment of offl :ors for the
iteadache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's ('ream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
current year is : Mr. J. A. Fowler r.- a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
appointed chairman ; Mr. D. J. Naf- healing cream in your noetrila. It pen -
tel. secretary ; Mr. John Gait, trees etrates through every air passage of the
uf•er; Mr. J. L. Aitken, librarian. head, soothes the inflamed or swollen
The committees are as follows : mucous membrane and relief comes in -
House committee. Messrs. Kidd, Muu- stantly
nirtgs and Tom; finance committee. It's just fine. Don't
Messrs, Long, Reid end Strang ; with a cold or nasty
book committee, all members of the comes so quickly.
board, Mr. Long to be chairman.
The anneal report and financial state- ,
mens will appear next wee
k
Can Do Without Coal ?
A newspaper despatch from Forest
tells of s discovery which has been
wade by Mr. H. J. Petty piece, editor
f The Forest Free Prose, which way
prove to be of great importance tt the
pe tple of Western Ontario. For some
days past Mr. Pettypiece has been
burning in the furnaces in hit home
and printing office s *bale which be
brought in from Kettle Point. It is
saturated with aunt of crude ovand
burns well, either hy itself or hen
mixed with cool. After satisfying
himself that the. el war all right he
took the matter u t Ottawa through
J E Armstrong, M .. and Dr. M. Y.
Williams arrived froml,Tte Deperttuent
of Mines to invesuigaM Mr. Petty -
piece's discovery. He saaw the shale
burning and at once wig ted that
per mission he asked trout th overn-
nieut to ob•ain tbe fuel for the ople
of the district. This is necessary, as it
it obtainable only on tine lndiati e -
serve. D,. Williams is delighted w
what he has aeon, and will obtain\
v..rious si pies frim d:fterent para
of the reserve to melte complete testa
when he goes hick to 01 taw*. "There
is an inrxbicwstible "apply of the
sh.le,” says Mr. Pe,typirce. "1 have
tried it out in.every way 'and found it
most satisfactory."
Another Landmark Removed.
At the greet age of ninety-three
years Mrs Scrimgeour, widow of the
nor Alexander Scrimgeour, died on
Friday last at tVoodetoek, where she
had lived the last four years with her
daughter, Mrr. King A native of
Perthshire, Scotland, Mrs. Setirugenur
spent is few years in Australia, where
her hush.nd was in the gold digging..
and after returning to Kea lend come
to this country unity years ago. For
many t•ears they resided on • farm its
West Vawsntreb, until fourteen years
age, when they came to Iive'with their
sow, -.1 -algin '4e eewti-- Niue years ago
Mr Scrimgeour diad, and eowe,linie
later Mrs. Kiirirugrndt WM1t 10 the
hunts of her daughter at el ondstnck.
She leaves a tastily el' six, the daugh-
trt•s brine Mrs, M,C'wslsnd, ret Ven•
c.mvrr, H.C. ; Mts. S. W. Oke, of
R•n+sev.in, Man. ; M... Henry Oki., of
V .ncouv.+r•, and Mrs. T A. King. of
Woodstock: and the wme, John, of
lioderit•h, end tV.11n.tw, nn the home-
stead itt Wee'. WaWPSMoslt. The re-
m+rns were brought to the 1.teme of
her son J•thn, Victoria 'tree', 'thence
the funeral tank piece on t+undey
aft'rnoon 1.0 ColI, *ns' cemetery. In
the Aherne. from town of Rev. R. (i.
McDermid, pastor of Km x eburch, the
funrrel ser v:eea w Tri. r• whined by
Rev. Air. Melte., ret Mitchell. The •
pellbeeter• we e Messrs. t'harier M.ns,
an enthusiast on inside-bath!ng. Men Ch oleos 1V.ehingtun, K. 11. Belcher
rind women who ore aretustomed to and F. IT. Wiest, Aaron thowr in al -
wake rep with a null, aching head or t►ndan e. w. -re Mi. at,.( ells. King,
have furred tongue, bed taste. nait),' 1M,, Ila K hg aid Mica Lau.n IK me,
Ibreath, sallow ebmplexfon, others who of Wontlstock, cod net itt, Chits. Ok .
hove hilton. **tacks, acid stomach or et Boiss--vein, Man. to gteu.isort.'
' constipation '/are assured of pro- Tho. wr,e more . f Iles old rri t t•, s of
I
rimmed Improvement in both health this cutin, has tees gathered to her
and appsseta(e shortly. lung butte. ,
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stay stuffed up
catarrh—Relief;
NOTICE !
Commencing Monday, lith -
*nary 121h, Tran.i,antinent.•
al trains for Sudbury, Pori
Arthur, Fort William.
Wintiiipt Hrandun„RRagltta,
Saskataem, Calgary, Npttlr
Hattlefotd. Ed ret o n l .1 u.
Pa
Vancnuver and the eiflc
Coast will leave 'rinsed.
Unhwt Station at 9 p. in
instead of l0.45 p. ret., Bon_
day, Wednesday and Fri
day,
CANADIAN NORTHER
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"Goode
and Good Luck!"
m aa_rr•
"Thank you for the wishes and for
TheFkavour Lasts _
This great little pick-me-up
is full of vigour a d_ vim for
the jaded soldier. enches
thirst, allays fatigue, gives
new life to enervated spirits.
Every letter or parcel
for your soldier friend
should contain a few
bare. Appetite, diges-
tion and spirits are
the better for it.
Sold Everywhere
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co., Ltd..
Wrigley Bldg., Toronto
The Flavour Lasts!
WIDE IN CANADA
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