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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-2-22, Page 4r�Jaaew, wwwa,.v.�a.�.t,.-.,.... .........-.Pn..«.. .�...».-• •I 'v•1 160111k' tit K-ItAt Fkhnl'%KN G 1917 NEW SPRING SAMPLES are here ready for your insp----tion. In spite of t' ndition of the wos market we are pi epared to show you a very large range of fine imported worsteds, tweeds, serges and cheviots made to special meas- ure by 20th Century Brand Clothing Com- pany and Art Clothes Company. NewSpring Hats including the cele- brated Borsalino (It- alian) hats, worn by the best dreasers everywhere - price $4.50 •4 We are sole agents. Walter C., Pridham Pbose 57 2016 Century Clothing The Sault4 Coal Co. docoen+on, tee laoa5k k Gledhill EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR LOUGH -VALLEY THE COAL THAT SATISFIES We in Hard and Soft Coal, Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, also- Hard and Soft Wood, Maple and lock Slabs. Fresh can df Lime and Cement justl►eceived. OFFICE PH0\E - - - B. ) . Sault§`-- Residence\ 275 W. W Saults' Residence '202 ol_ 11.1 Ij'J71.e}.4 Keep Up With the Times ! ND have your house lighted in the modern way -with electricity. We kno how to do it, and will eerfully furnish plans a d estimates for A lame asrtment of Elect, trical Sundries and Supplies always on hind. Robt. Tait West Str,et. Phpnes Next Postoffice 82 anti 193 Te at � � •�m •I,•.. A k tor our I' V1 N. TU1:.t A I VISEIt.w,•u h will be sent flea 111.tR10N & MARION. 364 Universlt. 8t., M.ntr4at. Little Job or Big ( From the repairing of a faucet to the installa- tion of a complete pdumbi n g system, we are equip- ped to do the job. W. R. PINDER Ma.tltos Street wwase eiewso / s ° t flE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO King Edward Cafe (SOMETMINO Isar The weather is now cool. People coining to town can be wryest Hot Coffee. lea or Cocoa at be Meals also served 96c Hist. -t Vr toes paid toe fuller and eras Th, la -4 barn in town for stabling. Joseph Murray Kmgslon Street OODERICH LOYAL. Tt?mruAY. Feb. 2i1. Mus Alice I'las k has returned home after spending a Mouth in Lowy. Miss Edith (den was boor from the Clinton School of Commerce for the week -end. lire. 11.1113 has gone to Sault Ste. Marie to visit tier tinter, Mee. Camp- bell.. Mir. Jas. Young was at Kingsbridge on 1 hur,day mooting, attending the funeral of her In ofber, the late Michael Dalton. 'lite It.xt Uro -s p-tople are keeping up their work with unabated vigor. r.ds)? they. me in town witb a ship - Went sf _w .0 n for headuuerteri. Mr. 'Witt McMdlao and his bride have returned Isom their wedding trip and are at prent visiting hie parents here. Mr. �.Jt•Mitran expects to• leave shottly to reit is vessel -for another mouton on the` try. We all wish the young ouupletaucb bappinese in life. -- Messrs. W. F. Young & Situ are fin- ishing the threshing ot`tueir beau crop, wbieh hes turned out well. They are SO well satisHe.1 with 16t season's results that obey intend in- creasing their acreage this year qy twenty-five acre,. making sixty -Nye ei les sown to beans. PORT L.BERT. W gust Alf..Feb. 21. returned to Mies E. McMillan her school. Mr. James McMillan wee a visit it at Clinton Inst week. Miss Finley. of Clinton, is ,the guest of her cousin, Mas. James McMillan. Mrs. A. Holckarup and daughter, Altreda,. .visited a few days with re - 1 saves at Stretford. Mrs. H. H"yden returned borne last week front St. Thomas, after a pleas- ant visit with rafatives. ' Mr. William TeLrewy, of Bturesds* and Mr. Robert 1Vierdrow, of Seeks- tcon, ere vielting with the IItter'r sis- ter, Mrs. R .brrt Hoy. There 1. more catarrh 10 Dow section o1 the country Mau .11 biher diret►.-a put tette'her. and tor year+ 1t w,- supposed w be Incurable. Doctors prescribed twat remrdlea- end by eon--. etantly falling to cute with lo•.1 treatment. pronounced it ioro able. Catanb rr a local dh ape. sre.t Y Meta - need by oonwritoUosal condition, and thereto. e require. oon.tltu tfon..I I remount. Halt. ('atarrh Core, menu. hoar rued by 1. .1..'honey t Co., Toledo. (NI'n. f atwn-Utut Donal deme y Io- taken internally and acts tproueh the blo d on the moats. an.. fare. of the -y-t w. One bnndred dollen re ward 1. offered for any ea•e that Hall'. ('alertb Cure fail. t, .•ore. Semi for circular, and te.tlmottial., F. J ('H'CN ET k ('o, Toledo. Ohlo- Snld by4ruRltbt is a Hull's I4Puy PIII., for condlpatioa. \ AUBURN Horse Pa t and Rummage Sale. At • meeting (11 the War Auxiliary of Auhnrn distlicj. held on February llith it was decided, to fore the Aux- iliary into a Soldiers• Aid Society. At this meeting it' was decided to hold a horse fair end ruotin age sale in the village seely in Match for the,pnr- tame of raisiisg Lunney in aid of the Auburn Red Cross Society. A cao•sss of the district sic being made. The people are befog asked for donation• of ,alableerticles of any kind, which will Le sold by public •actin). lVhether yriii--are celled upon or not, the nlrmbets o( the commit.t•'e will b. pleased ti have anyone bring dona- tions and leave lh•ru at the Orange Hall or et W. 1'. Rtddell'a ,1 ore at as early a time its possiole, preferably three or four days before the .ale. Old papers and magazines can be used to advantage by the committee. - Anyone requiring information re• gardi.g this sale will plea•, apply to any member of the ertmmittee or to any of ,the followir•g district presi- dent,. W: T. RIDDELL, Hallett Kiat. RnnT.'MEDD. W. Wawanosh Diet. Jl,HV PFEFFER, E. Wawanosb Diet. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. Wttnxttan%Y• Feb. 21. The Taylot's Corners Poteli tie So- ciety tell. bold a sewing at the hotne of Mrs. George O. Sturdy, 7th conces- sion, on Wednesday. Feliettery 28th. The regular bit Ines. meeting of the Patriotic Society of (I.A1'ericlt town- ship will he held at the home of Mira Alice Andrew, , Bay Held t•osd, on Wednesday, F.-bruety :?tth, at 2'i11 . m. Every lain who is interested in t e sewing and khi•ting for the PO'. di r boysis , rdielly invited to oa- ten ;, Ce t tain Fox, of the Salvation Army. condo ted the FPI vices at Union church last Sabbath. His cPrm(Itt, "The Open Door," daa splendidly given. He also restored 1 e coneregetion with aPnlo. Mr. O. M. Elliott. of the Children's .lid Society will inks the pulpit next Mahbmth tawdswill give an address tm the work of that lino it obi •11. On Monday kat Mr I''i ancia Chia - holm en, ertwined it few of his hit oda at his home. The eerie part of the evening w .c spent in card*, For the latter i part nI the t:vening 'the victrole was I urned Inose and dancing was et jnyed for ' a while. The gat hiring broke up in the ''wee ams' h " lvith the Ring- ing of "Auld Lang Syne' ar.d "He's a Jolly Good Fellow." KIDPEN. TUESDAY, Feb. 20. Mart. John Crawford, who has been (lite ill for it week, is slowly Imprev- mg. e Mr. Arahan,'a numerous friends are Mewled .to hear that his health Is im- proving, The Ladies Aid of the Prerahvterlan cherrch will Mold an oyster capper on TWiladsv evening, for 27th lost. Mr. R rhea, R, iwnlee, merchant Itemm, 1. !mood of the feet that he luta three eremites. en uncle and a brother NOLO./ Int King an country. Mo. F.I. Drake shipped a carload of horsed lain heturday, the 17th inst., to FANCY GOODS beautiful Damask Treys and Lentrepieces, large, medium e and small. Very handsome with Crocheted Lace. No em • bruidery needed. Round Linen Lunch Cloths in newest stamped designs. A few at Soo each Only one- half this season's price for such pieces of Lineu. l'ure Linen Stamped Sertiettes at 2cto and 284) each. rine I.i nett Hand- limbroidered Set-% tette& beautiful goods, at sl.00 each or set of 4 fog $3.50. 1017 style Envelope Cond.iii.it ion and Gowns, now in stuck. MRS. TAPE SINGER STORE - SQUARE rAlLef We manu- facture pack- ings for every Tell us your requirements and we'll "Dunlop" Quality ea At PACKINGS at. Are. Drake doeon'tso until the ether is waruier. r. and Mrs. Not men Pylaue, kom P Creek, Seek. who are spending nter among 'friends here, have ned from • teemed visit near th ,Mrs. Pyb-oeie Mi. ite tricern i Sy Meek Mr. Kr Taylor. who has been harness vivo watt celled home on se. count of line oath ot hid sister, Miss Lola. who wager° gel lousily burned in London on the 'evening of the 10th inst. lbat she diedin St. Josepti'd too. pita! four days Wei. Much aympathy is felt for the bereaved relatives. of Trickeromith, tens an intereeting story horn his sot,. Jamey, a Owe- dian moldier In England. Jewess went and while theie a 'dinners'', mune to the door and enquired fur hile aant's hn.ba ini W hen told that he wouldn't be home for route tieneihTe stranger said he would come in nd wait. lie did SO and after an ho 's cones illation he *eked the aunt if she didn't know him. When she slid .she didn't, he staid, ir • etrange thing that you don't know your own brother." When Jas. Hill heeid thet he sprang up and said, "Then yoo t be tuy pncle,", and an it proved. This brother had emigiated over twenty years ago to Autitralia, where he had lived contented and happy un- til the call of the Motherland in her need cattle to him. &id now he io doing his hit with bis brother Anz icy. inttet ng of Mother. eister and m phew. MOTHER TELLS HOW VINOL Made Her Delicate Boy Strong New York City. -"My little boy was in a very weak, delicate condition as a result of gastritis and the &wastes and there seemed no hope of saving his life. The dortor prescribed cod liver oil, but he could not take it. I decided to try Vinol-and with splendid results. ft seemed to agree with him so that now he is • strong healthy boy." -Mrs. THOMAS FITZGZILA1.13, 1090 Park Ave., N. Y. City. We guarantee Vinol, which contains beef and cod Ever peptones, iron, and raanganese peptonatee and glycero- phosphates, for nin-down conditions. WC. Dunlop, druggist. Goderich ont. Altar at the hest druggists in all Ontario DUNLOP. WEDNERDAT, Feb. 21. Mr. Chits. McNeil's tele yesterday was largely attended and WAS quite Mrs. Gittin Clutton, of Stratford. has been 'pending soma dart with her soother. Mrs. John Horton, who iv GILLETT'S LYE ronon TO 041T not quite well at present. churoh woe taken by Captain Fox, of the Selvetion Army. who is uow statimied to towo. Elm gave good plant (looped address. and also sang a solo. He hes a strocig, eweet voice and no doubt often use, it in his Master'ii service. The Sunday pre- vious Rev. E. G. Powell, of Clinton, tilled the pulpit word gave • strong temperance addreen. Mr. Powell, who is the count y secretary of the Temper - his subject and it is a pity that the very 'lettere weather kept so many at home. Next Sunday afteinoon at 3 o'clock Rev. C. McDermici, of bloderich, will take the service'. Dur- ing the illaate of Mr. Hamiltoo last moonier audiris present shoetree, we have had a gtreat varlet.- of nainisters of all denovutnations anti the most cos- mopolitan have had a opportunity tO hear what they like beet. Mr. end Mrs. John Cocketline, ;„„f North Bay, are guests at the home of A cable from England announces the arr ival in England of Capt. Stack. house, son of IV illiaw Stackhouse. William and Robert Johnaton . and Mrs. W. Farrow have returned from visiting their sister, Mrs. James Blackbrough, in Manitoba. Tim supper and entertatnment Oren by the Brotherhood of the Methodiet church were very successful, except that the triteness of the evening train delayed the arrival of 50010 of the evening's entertainers. The proceeds ainounted to about 91t10. Mee. E. J. Smith and Mrs. George A. bidden have returned frow a The Mister MacKenzie, of town, re- ceived the sad news that their ha other William had died at. hie home at Lea- mington, after • lengthy illness. One of the village's oldest residents, Mrs. Jo•PJA laiatitits. Passed peacefully away on February 12th at the home of tive of County Armagh, Ireland. where eh. was born almost ninetv• three years age. She came to Canada in 18M. Quillau attended the Provincial Asso- cietion of Faint and Exhibitions at Toronto. recently. Tbi4y fortis a local committee in charge of the stock - judging couree which will be held here March let and 2nd. Dr. H. G. Reed, of Georgetown. will be in A warm welcome was extended s to Pte, ban M :Donald on his recent ne- turn from the front, upwards of twO hundred people awaiting his arrivolat the oration. Ile was one of the Rest to enlist from ieseknow, and is the Mid to return... \ His right arm is so badly crippled the, he hall been die - charged as unlit for further military ALL HIS TROUBLES PROM ONE CAUSit And He Pound a Cure in Uodd's Kidney would not be without Dodd's Kidney Palle.- Thew are the worcle_of Mr. ftenj4111111 Draper, an old and esteemed resita.eit of thir places. "My trouble came from hard work when I was young," Mr. Draper ssys. -My joints got stiff, iny muscles cramped, and I auffered terribly from a afire beck. I hod a bitter tam e in tuy mouth.fspecially in the morning, I wes always thirsty and bed flashes of light before my eyes I had rheu- petite was fitful, my 'Demi/8y was fail- ing me. and I was troubled with short- ness of breath. 1 was in bad shape all round when 1 started to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Four boxes of them anode me a different man.'' TOWNSHIP COUNCILS. EAST WAWANOSH. Minute' of council meeting held on February 12 h. Members all present - Minutes G1 kat meeting were reed and passed, on motion of McGowan and Currie. The engineer'e i eport on the Walsh drain affecting certain horde in Swot Werwanoeh and Minn., wee read and -ovraionally adopted il Meteors. Bone a d Scott prevented. their report as eiditore of accoui,t. f o• 1010, the betract statement showing a balance on hated of 971r2 24. The report waa accepted and it was ordered thet they be paid as fortnetly ItS each for their set vice., Moved by Mr Irwin, seconded try Mr.McGowen, that the treesurer be instructed to transfer the township account front the Dominion Bank to the Bank of Commerce, and fur her that the treesurer be authorized to withdraw nioney on him own cheque. Carried. The Municipal World, supplies, 1117.Ei ; A. Porterfield, fees as division reg• beret. in 1911d, $11 40 ; Corp mation of Blyth, hall rent for Ditivion Court porpossi, *7.30 ; Cyrus Neon. cleaning out culvert. and ditch, concession 6, lk? ; F. Anderson, salary so town- shieetreaeurer. $110..postege and war toiler $15 ; ti empower of West Wawa- norb, settlement of boundary line ac - Semi, auditory, 98 each ; Thomas Riddell, Auburn, Red Crites work, Red Cross work, $75 65 ; Mrs. Ster- ling, Whitechurch, lied Croat work, 950 ; Mot McClelland, Witmer, Red Cross work, 990.98 On motion of Currie and Buchanan the council ad- journed to meet agitin on Monday, Meech 19th. A. PORTERFIELD, Clerk. Municipal council of Colborne town - atop 'net in township hall FebruRry 1:Ith. Members all prerent. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted, on motion of Comicillors Ferber and Snyder. The audit ors pretiented their report end it wart adopted, on motion of Comteill. es Currey and mg received $170416 bony the coonty ttewitirer for ICA ilt oar wink. ported by Counitillore Milliann arm Poiret ther tha *moon, he divided be- tween the tom It, d Ousts Societ IfiumomminemomploomminapipamommommoombelloaimempotommaNwarammemmo THE COLBORNE STORE Laces About 5000 yards of new Val., Cluny'auct Torehon Lace came to us this week. Prices from 3c to 10c, and six pieces of black gimp and trinnuiug lace. New Prints Another lot came this week 12)4and 1St, Oar blues are indigo dye, therefore fast colors. Gingharns More new ones 04 week at 15c, full widths and good cloth. Colors right good. Fancy Colors in Beach Cloth and Tussah Silk These are new fabrics this season and beautieS, too -36 inches wide. These silks make lovely evening dressea, and good to weir. Serge Suitings In navy and black 52 to 56 inches all wool. This lot came this week. I in need and see them. • Come and get a pair of opr BARGAIN D St A. No corset like a D. & A. for wear, fit and style for the prides asked. Carried. Propooted by Councillors McCann mid Snyder that the collector be refunded six dollars for uncollect- •ble taxes. Cerried. The collector returned the roll. showing the sum of piesented a bill from V. M. Roberts. It was decided to have the clerk write ids voliciurre explaining the circum- stances. The following accounts were pained and orders drawn on the Young, Mrs.. Jae. Long, Mts. W. Mc- Lean ard Mrs Hamilton, $15 each for Tied Crops Societies ; A. P. Shepperd and J. A. Young. euditory, $7 each ; Mrs. I. Hetherington, tile for ance salary. $10 ; refund mrcollected John Rome., attending Court of Revi- sion Young Creek drain, 18; John t Seeker, snowing Meitland bridge,' Mrs. et. M. Young, Mr*. Jas. mg, ton, 914.76, Hed Croon foods ieceived from county treasurer. conned ad - day in Mal eh. R. Multwere, Cleik. THE GODERICH MARKETS. Wheat. per bu.h Barley per Moth .101 to 1.60 Buckwheat.. per btnih I. lour. family. per rtet 1.151 to 1.10 Hwfla000dyti.rp.,. pit:1:010,4:1. per cwt Shorts. per too . .traw. more, per ton t'reamery Hatter .. „Bran. 07.to.n 111.00 to Ikon 600 to R01/ 6.0n to 6.341 4.73 to Awl .03 AO to .63 1 anis twitcher.' choice. per cwt7.3n to 7.75 ( ',Lute, butcher.' medluoLper owl tt 50 to 6 74 1 Star`dafe Corner MontrealPtreM snit Square HIGH-CLASS and SAW ARY We serve excellent meals a la Carte daily PIES TO TAKIL OUT Private Luncheon Room for Ladies and Gentlerne7 CAREFUL SERVICE Our Motto Cleanliness AlwayS Setasonable Footwear ! WHETHER you've been buying Cheap or high- priced footwear,,_ our , Shoes and R ubbers, at medium prices, will make it possible for you to save money and you'll stilt be able to have footwear that cannot be beaten for style,comfort or durablitiy. GEO. MacVICAR North Side of Sismere Godericit "You say be has no money ?" "Why on earth does she want to marry such • num r -She says she loves hine"-Louis- ville Courier -Journal. GRAND TRUNK 7,4,1)`--*EANie WINTER TOUR S l'ECIAL Fares now in effect 2". to resorts in FlOrida, North and South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia and other Southern States, and to Bermuda and the ‘Vest Indies. Renew Limit Key 31st, 1917 LIBERAL STOP -OVERS ALLOWED For full information *rite to Union Station._ Toront0. OMR • P. P. LAWRENCE & SONS Town Agents Phone 8 , "He actually hid= the audacity to I make love to rue," 'exclaimed "Wby, he's • pee feet idiot." "Yee. he muot be," smiled B lle. And now the dear girls don't 'peat. Spring is Coining ! And you should be getting ready for it. We are here to do your tailoring, and can fit you out for spring with garments of quality, which means up-to-date style, first-class mater- ials and expert work- manship. Call and set RJA rmstrong MERCHANT TAILOR Stoat] Side Square, God,' ich. A PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED This is an- oftkime saying, nevertheless true. WE find in going through our stock that we are overstocked in a few linea -which we are going to give you the benefit of. RE -NU -ALL every person knows how good this polish is for furniture and floors. To reduce our large stock of this we will sell the 111.00 bottle for • 80C and the 50c bottle for .... 35C STOCK FOOD Anglo-Saxon Stalk Food, .rgk package for Anglo-Saxon Heaee Cure, 50c package for.. International...Poultry Food, 2.-rc package for NAILS The great advance in steel and wire has cati.-ierl wire Nails to take a great advance, mo much so that we have to sell them at seven cents per pound. We have several kegs of cut Nails which we are oNering ao long as they laat at 7 ,LAWN MOWERS Yon will remember loot Spring how you had to wait get your lawn mower sharpened and your grass got a ad of you. Why not notify us now and let us send a get yout mower and put it in good working order W busi- ness is quiet, so that it will be ready f or you in t Sprink ? is the time to Does your bicycle requikg overhauling ? N when ydu want have it done so that it wilt be ready for y u 25c I 5c 25c 15c it. Plumbing, steam -fitting, heating and electric wiring. Do not forget that we carry a full ltne of goods to do any of the above work on a moment's notice and all work neatly done and fully guaranteed.- Chai. C. Lee Phones: Store 22 The Square House 112 (lode rit.