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THt, SIGNAL - DOt ERICH ONTARIO
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SO
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Owned and Operated by a Practical Man
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
Model 'Theatre
OEO. E. KING, Proprietor
WEEK OF APRIL 23rd, 1917
Monday and Tuesday
VITAGRAPH BLUE RIBBON FEATURE
"The Wheels of Justice"
A melodrama abounding in thrills. Circumstantial evidence
weaves a net around James Morrison so tightly that his
escape seems impossible. The hand of fate intercedes,
however, and he is saved from an untimely end. In one
scene escaping convicts plunge to death through an open
drawbridge.
Also "THE GIRL AND THE GAME"
Wednesday and.._T.hursday
Je+�e L. Lasky presents the metropolitan opera star
GERALDINE FARRAR
In of
"MARIA ROSA"
Released through Para:n sunt Pic 'v, es Corporation
movie World. In
success, and in
"Maria Rosa" she reaches new heights its photodramatic
acting. In the title part she appears as a :nish peas-
ant );irl, simple of manner, who ie plunged in • the midst
of tragedy by reason .)f the jealousy of an • ' worthy
peasant suitor
Miss Farrar is one of the major stars of t
"Carmen- she achieved an immense
Usual prices
Friday and Saturday
- aILLIAM PDX'S great drama of army life
Fl ss`under Two
A masterly presentation of
'0 hid a' s internationally.
famous notrel. The story
-has-- bad a 11mi-continued
vogue in- its printed• form
and ss s stage.piece. In
this screen production
LOCAL TOPICS
On the Sig Deputation. ai
Reeve Nairn, County Clerk Lsne
and Mr. W. E. Kelly are at Toronto
today ad members of the big deputa-
tion in support of the Stratford -
Guelph route for the proposed Pro-
vincial highway from \Viud.ur to
Toronto.
Save Your Old Papers.
Ahweek Chapter. 1.0.1).E., intends
mating a collection of old paper. um -
Redoes, etc.. to be sold for the benefit
of the boepir&I. The collection will be
wade the first week to May, sod :ba
townspeople are asked kindly to pre-
serve
wserve their old papers in the ssewa-
ttlne.
Farm Dale..
Mr. Thomas (sundry has sold his
farm on the Huron road to Mr. Chas.
Oke, of Benruiller, who has already
taken possession. Mr. Oke's son, Wil -
run will live
arm
and
work it.
Mrs. N. Dougherty, of Sheppardton,
has sold her farm to Mr. Charles
Carey, of the same neighborhood, and
will remove to Godericb.
Steamer Huron Sold.
It is reported that the steamer
Huron, of the Star•Cole Line, Detroit,
which for Never years called at Gode-
rich on her regular run, has been pur-
chased by the Interlake Auto Trans-
pott,itiou Co., and will be used ex-
clusively In the automobile carrying
trade. In this case Goderich will be
altogeth. r without, passenger brat
service this year,
Ljmbago
is Rheumatism of the back.
The cause as Uric Acid
in the Wood. •11 the kid-
neys dad their work there
would be nu Uric Acid and
no Lumbago. Make the
kidneys do their work. The
sure, positive and only
euro for Lumbago is
r
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
ered too high and the secretary is
writiog the Provincial Commission to
this effect.
The rommiseion accepted the Na-
tional Shipbuilding Co.'s contract for
eighty horsepower
J. F. Thomson Pyrchases Stora. Lawn bowlers Meet. )
Mr. Jetties F. Thomsoo has bought The annual meeting of the Goderich
from Mrs. Jordan the store building iswp bowling club was held on Friday
formerly occupied by the Howell night last. The financial statement
Hardwire Co., and will remove his submitted by the treasurer *bowed a
business to it atter alterations and ilia- small deficit. The elections for the
provementa are °lade. The change ensuing year resulted we follows :
will he noteworthy from the fact that I Hon. president, Rev. Dr. Meldrum
the Thomson music store bas heeo (Cleveland, 0.) ; president. Fred Hunt;
situated in the block between West • vice-president, W. J. Powell : secre-
and Colborne streets for thirty years, I tart', W. Lane ; treasurer, C. A.
Mr. Tbowson's father having Coo- 1 Nairn ; members of executive cow -
ducted the business for many year.. mittee, T. L. Prest, Dr. Hunter. C. H.
G.T.R. Train Service to Be Restored. 1 Humber ; honors'y mem Kelm, It. 8,
16ougb the local agents have not Williams (Toronto). Jas. Y..t'r, L. E.
received °Metal notice of the expected Doherty (Stretford), Jss.'1'tgert (Ham-
_
changes ID the G. T. R. User -table, it I .
is understood that the changes will!
take effect April 29 h, and that not
only will the former perneuger train
service be restored, but there may he
some improvements upon the old ser-
vitor. The n.orning train may he ar-
ranged t,o Arrive here at 11 o'clock,
netewd of 11.3:, sea under the old time-
table. and it is expected that the late
alter0000 train, leaving about 5
o'slock, dill *Rain go through W Tor-
onto.
Too Much Married.
A young man named George
Creeper, sent up by Mwgirtrste Mor-
ton of Winghau,, was brought before
Judge Dickson on Monday and
pleaded guilty to a charge of bigamy.
It appears that Creeper was married
two yeerragn wt Toronto, and in April
of last year, as William Hamilton. he
Married Janet Yeo so. Wingbam. Hu
ezeuee for his matrimonial "repeat"
wee that when he married wife No. 1
he was intoxicated and did not kcow
"What he was doing. He was remanded
for two weeks to allow the Crown•
authorities time to look up bis record.
Public Library Board.
The usual meeting of the puhlic li-
brary board took place on Saturday
lust, with Mr. Fowler in the chair.
Other members present were Messrs.
Galt, Tom, Reid, Strang, Long, Coul-
thurat and the Meyer. It was de-
cided to ask for tenders for 16e supply
o ' hirt), tons of coal. An account of
$14 ;:, for b •nks •applied wee ordered
paid to Mr. Geo. Porter. The lihrer-
I ian reported rec•iptaduring the month
of March of $5.S1 from cards and lines
and an issue of I.fr4 works of fiction.
lib historical fiction. 499 juvenile, 1•TBI-
of t ther classes and 2216 magazines -
total issue '2,ikil.
"The Capital's Looking Glass."
Mr, Chas. E. Compton, publisher of '
The Mirror at Ottawa, announces that
hereafter the paper is to he published
monthly, Instead of gustt.erly as hith-
erto. Ti a Mirror is a bright and
hr•ezy publication, devoting a cnnsid-
-enable portiou of its space to • the!
cause of organized labor, the Boy
S^ottt movement, fraternal organiza-
tion., and" biographical sketches of
01 swans and Canadians whn are do-
ing what they can to make this old
world a brighter and a better place to'
live." The editor and pnhlisber, Mr. -
Uornpron, was for some time on the
/vett of The Signal, and his old friends
here will be interested in knowing
'' th. t a gossipy column of The Mirror
Is credited to "The Hawk."
bekahs Honor Departing Member.
Weather
"Pro qs "
Warmer -time to get
your new_ Spring Suit
If you want something
just right, in style, fit,
materials and everything
else that goes i to make
satisfaction, give us a call.
If we '!can't snit you -
well, We can't say you
haven't gives u11 achance,
anyway. .
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
South Side .quare, Goat -rich.
Ilton). The memberahip fee wap again
planed at $6- A committee *as ap-
pointed to mast a ortmwlttie of the
Iowa tennis dub to see it joint ar-
rangements can be made for the nae
of the tennis club'. grounds by the
bowhty this year.
At the Harbor.
The captains of the seven boats iu
the harbor are all here Dow, Oe�talu
Mouck, of the steamer America, has
been in town for several weeks and
the others arrived on Wednesday.
The repairs have been completed on
the steamer America and she is ex-
pected to leave tomorrow. The
steamer W. C. Franz will probably
sail on Seturdaa and the others ou
Mondry or Tuesday.
411 the boats hut the Edmonton aro
nerds lined up on the town side of the
harbor ready to take on &applies.
The following is a list of the captains
and engineers of the steamers now
in the harbor :
Martian-Ceptato Archie Maclntyre,
of Collingwood : Engineer R. Foote,
of Owen Sound.
America -Captain Mouck, of Port
Colborne ; Engineer Charles Munroe,
of Wisconsin.
Edmonton -Captain Albinson, of
lyooretown ; Engineer. [fired Pringle,
of Picton.
Beaverton -Captain Ww. Bryan. of
Kinston •; Engineer Hugh Myler, of
Colltngwond.
W. C. Franz -Captain W. C. Jor-
dan, of Collingwood ; Engineer B.
Crook, of Dresden.
H. M. Pellatt-Captain Oscar rat-
terson, of Toronto : Engineer William
Byer, of Toronto.
Dorie-Oaptain Robert Maclntyre,
of Owen Sound ; Engineer Joseph Al.
ton, of Owen Sound.
hr• ,
Twvassav, And, 19, 1917
MIME
OF CANADA
i
levers el Credit .r
The Problem of Funds
when Travelling
Is most satisfactorily solved
by carrying them in the
forth of
Trawelkrs' Cttegtes
issued by the Wen Bask .1 Canada. You can dray against them
practically an,where, In Canada or abroad, and no one else can
realize on thein.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
for a few day. last week act was the gue-t of
Mr, .,,d Mra O. r Brown.
n
Mn.
W. T. Pr
id ham, of Toronto,
home on Monday atter spa„dblg +. month returoed
vl.it-
inn at Preston Spring., Clinton midOoderich,
Mr and Mn. 1). Johnston and little daugh-
ters have returned to 1'" -ton, after a visit
with Mn. Johnston's mother. Mrs. B. A. Web.
arr. Newgate street.
Mira. T. I. Durnln and faintly have moved to
town from Dungannon and have taken up their
residence is the home on Stamey •te.etform-
erly corrupted by line Clement.
Lucltnow Sentinel : Mr. Victor Dorton and
daughter, of Goderich. are visiting at James
Howey s. MIAOW Leah Smith and Sadie
Monad/kin, of Goderich. vi -,ted at the tonner's
home this week.
Mr. Jack Salkeld. of Ger rid. Bak., was here
last week vidtion his .ou.bs. LN Meares.
13alkerd of the Baylicld road. He 14 1n Ontario
buying (tittle, fur which he says there b
great demand In the N eat
Blyth Standard : Mr..t. 51. Cartbew wa.'at
Goderich on Monday to -ter his mother. who
has been (11 at the home of her daughter. Mr..
Jackson. We are plea -ed testate that she 1.
improving sloe's.
Mlw Joie Maunder.. "1 Torooto. spent the
week -end at the houpe of her parents. Mr. and
Mn. Alex.daoudel... and was a000w, anted b)
Miss JLrlorls (-leder, of the University def •
Dement ouse,Toronto
ltev. J. 1I. Fothe;fugh.ull. of Brautford.'i. 1.
How Townspeople Can Help.
Te the Editor of the Signal.
Dealt SIR., -Witty reference to your
comment, "Looks like a Failure." 00
the movement locally to g. t urban
assistance for the terms, may I suggest
that if the people in (ioderich are
really concerned about giving material
assistance to the Empire they register
as volunteers for farm work: Let the
committee in clergy get facts relating
to similar novemerlte in other ceutres
and publish same locally. ADVERTISE.
1f the facts are really put before the
people.ot tinder LAI, 1 thine the latter
will respond.
The farmers of Ontario have grown
so accustomed to agricultural sermons
from M. D.'e, B. A.'s, LL. [l.'s and
D. F.'s who do nut know an Auoo0a
from a Berkshire, that they *wile at
such movements as the one recently
started in the Goderich town hall. If
the people of Giefi icb lulu business,
let them -"put up." Advertise that a
certain number or men, women, boys
and girls are avail thle tor a few days'
rj work on a fans it help, that will be
a help, is availahle. I think you will
end that the farmers of Co!b,rue and
Godericb townships will intik.useof
it.
1f no more noise had been made for
khaki volunteers than has It -en made
lee.11y for overall volunteers, where
-would Canada be today 1.
Very train', .
H. KDITg Revra.l..
Godericb, April 1titb.
CENTRAL
w+RATFORD. ONT.
Ontario's Best Business College
Students may enter our classes at any
time. Commence your course now
and be qualified for a position by
'Midsummer. During July and Arrgdst
of fast year we recetvol calls for
Otr.r 209 office assistant
we could not supply. Our graduates
are in dernead. Write for our free'
catalogue. .;
D A. McLAClIL AN, Priecipal.
Theda Bara,
as Cigarette,
the little daughter of the
regiment, again displays
the art which makes her
• one of the foremost film
actresses of the day.
SPECIAL PRICES
10C and 20c
(the evening last week, at'. gather
ing of membeus nt the Rebekah Lodge
held at, the home of Mrs. Char. A.
R-i•l, ail tiff-ctionate farewell wee
tendered w Dlrr, Har y Matin nrior
to her departure for Toren o. ales.
M atm has I(,n one of the &cove
member'. 111,1 o cera of the Rebekah
Lodge ever sine it was established
h. re. She wAe pre nt -d with a bend -
some C1..t_ dens ftorlthowl, accom-
panied by an sa7dress eepteiiliig Rpi-
Arecietion of her work a behalf of
t`•e Lodge And errod wilt a for the
future. %its, Marten and ler two
daugbteu, Mi. -es Greta an 1)••1 is,
left noisy to j in Mr. Martin ss Tor-
onto, where lir ham twin engaged iu
m tions work for sortie time.
Slight Reduction In Power Rates.
A revised schedulers( r.tee for Gode-
rich user. or light And power. enb-
ntittnd by the Ontario Hydro -EI •et is
Cotumieilon, sea. con,ideted 1 y the
local writer pad light cnmml•er,,o at
its regular meeting last tort k. fhe
only change horn the old 'tee to in
the power chat gee, which . re now as
,(011t w e :
MAP per h. p. per month of nor n, r ed load or
ni tritium demand.
Vlna.
per7mmith of connect.d load or int.lkium
dews nd.
Pln,i a te i
er per load d in h
th of connected l 01 .eall
mom demand.
1'In. ..1.1c per k. w h. for all additional cor
.nmptIMI ver month.
These charges are sutler.. fn ,h-.
usual ten percent. discount forpr•nmpt
p. vmrnt.
This ie .t slight refloating from the
us•ets Two ',ens
tauti 1 )1010r totes. and the revisited schedule
atwtariAs+ sox rwoot .0.44rdi•+ rvs. Arta ptest-. the nm l��,' Tb*
SALTS IF KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flush Kidneys and neutral
ise irritating acids- Splendid
for system.
hil.4011.4011110MINIA
rates for street lightdttptv(,•Q
are seld-
r
Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid. says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pine it on },, the bladder, where
it often remains to irritate and inflame,
musing a burning, scalding sensation, or
wettinc up an irritation at the neck of
the bladder, obliging you, to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The suitrrcr is in constant dread. the
water passes sometimes with a scalding
sensation and is t ry proton'; again,
,there is difT, .Ity in avoiding it.
Bladder wraknre-. most folks call it,
bedews, they ean't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and some-
time* eery painful, 'his is really one of
the most simple ai'meets to overcome.
Get about fopr rimes of ,Tad Salts
from your pbarmao .t and take a table-
spoonful in a gin.. of water before
breakfast, continue "tis for two or three
days. This will or itralize the acids in
the urine so it no longer is a source of
irritation to the bladder and urinary or
gluts which than art nr,rrnally again.
Jed Halt. is inrxpen•ive, harmless,
and is made free t!le grid of grapes and
lemon juice, odrl)inal with Lithia, and
is need by thooe,.ds of folks whn are
subject to urinary ,.i*nrder* ennaed by
uric acid irritation. Tad Salts 1s spire.
did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
^ Bere you heal a rlea.ant, effervear.nt
rwki0b gUiakli relieves
THE 'GODERICH . MARKiTS.
• TH CR)DA Y. A Aril 111.
Wheat. per bush 5 r. 1 to 51.11)
Oats, per Mod...., .. .70 to .75
Barley. per bush 1st to 1.10
Pias per bush • 2110 to 2.2,5
Buckwheat per bunk. ...... 1.111 to I.bt)
Stour, family, percwt L75 to SOp
Flour, patent. per cwt 2.01 to .121
Hrall, pertou 120.' (o 13.03
Shotow-perton ........ 1:LUT to 1SW
B,ty. per ton 11.00 to 11.111)
-111.11* 13.0010 13 0.4
'straw. loose. per ton .. ... .. . 5,110 to ass
Woad, per load•11,011 to aryl
Dairy Rutter. perlb .:ti to .1"
Creamery Butter .43 to .13
Bre-, fresh, per doz -.11' to :ti
Potato.•. per bosh 'Lai to 3.tu
tattle, butuhers' choice, per cwt. 11.1 to to mi
Cattle. butcher. utedium,per cwt aatl to 11.u,
Hogs, live weight. per cwt. mai to 151111
Sheep, per cwt . ........ a nu to 7.151
Bides. per lb ... ... .. .is to _ .111
T 1 r to es
allow, rendered, per Ib ... .
Sheeu Belts 1 e to 1. 11
The Delineator oP the Right Side.
The Delineator, the well-known
woman'..magazine,• announcer that
hereafter it will eliminate from its
advertising column toe announce-
u)enl.. of all trail-unitr houses. This
it does am a anemone ut titmice to the
local merchant -the :van who pay,
the taxes where sue magazine mew
lates, who ghees his Dube, Its money
and his inn trice to 4hr building up of
the town iu which he live.. Title step,
no douh', will wean a loss to the pob-
1,sher, nt many thousandm ut dollars in
advertising revenue ; but Lowe p -•rt of
this at (riot nay be returned to them
through increased support from those
who will t iencom,age the "Buy -at-
home' movement. The tutrre.ts of
The Delineator anti the texpay.ns of
this t ,wn are identical in this reapect.
The building up of the mail-order
homes means thetuiu-of local busi-
ne*E•
Masers. \V. Acheson-.IL$aq art the
local lignite fur The DAineatol'.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr-, A. O. MactIOnald I. vet-itlug friends at
W olaham.
MIs' Ethel Nairn returaed from Toronto on
tintnrd.y.
Mt.. laliIb, 5*iegins .pent the Easter holi-
day* at 'l of ort o.
Mr. F. J. Prtdlran la on a bn.itte.* trip to
Tot onto thi. week.
Mr. Jack Page. of Toewto, was one of the
1.:.4er visitors In term.
• sauce-(Nrpural Cockburn lbws was A Tor'
onto.t-Itor sant wcr.k.
KI:cetdlnr Iteview : 111.4 Belle Mrl.rod, of
(lodetirh. I- vi -it mg friends in town.
Mr. and Mr...1. A. t :un obeli Are -pending a
few da)- at th,ir old home t am Abell. I tie. M.
wick. ,
1.1eut. Fro -rt Elliott. of Teprmite, was the
gue.t of Mr. Ana M... Ales. Saunders for the
weekend.
Mr•. they.) A. 1,. 0. Clarke, Of St. nenrge•
rectory. will reeretve on Thur.day Afternoon.
Atoll :Mtn.
CAM. )',I ftohto.nn Ir 1' on Monday for Port
Menicoll to take ehalge of his boat fot the
the sen.On,
Mr. end Mr• W. A Dotter and situ. of Stay
tt.r• lir., vt.ning Mr... Donets wo.her, Mrs.
Jame. (latdtr.
M4.,.. Ven and 116. M y Lorimer. vl.t'ed
Dr. Aged Sir'. '1 h•,mpwn, ei Ridgeway, for a
few day. 1,s-1 wsok. i
Mball V. 111.• Hrwhant has returned to 'hit entn
after ep, lI,% 1)I.' FA.ter sac:Aloe at the tear
etlrsl Dative. i.l -blest.
Mr.. M. C. Mot re sled Ma- er Irwin nem rel
borne this week after .1 Iles with Mr. read
Mr. J. E. Spelrtn, keel .1:.c'. .
Mrfoot). O'Neil has gr'ne 10 arsntlord,
w►rr• he by tyke.. a p'snluu ie 1510 r er on
Ike Wm, ford Ksposit r.
-11714. Z. R. Arilealar,of Teeree'e-,wee 1slaww
C"�LpNEI.
SAYS
•
•
Zam-Buk is a valuable addition
to every soldier's kit" This re-
mark was made by Lieut -bbl. A. C.
B. Hamilton -Gray. k t'.I1., Welling
ton Barracks, Halifax, N.S. He
says further.
' I can speak from personal ex
perlence, as 1 hase used Zam Bilk
myself for cuts, burns and rheu
mattem. and believe there 1s noth-
ing to equal it."
' Zam-Buk, the great herbal balm,
Is a boon to the men in the trenches
---it ends pain and heals so quickly,
and instant application of Zam-But
prevents all possibility of festering
or blood -poisoning.
Don't forget to put some Zam-
Buk In your next parcel to the
front. All druggists. or Zam-But
Co., Toronto; 60c. box. 3 for 81.26
lows this Werk. He came up to visit Ni and
MIA. W. L Eliot 011 10001 l of the new... the
r' Lieut. Eliot. and
will re-
main to attend the funeral of Judge Holt
,e•.forth New-: Mise C. Andrews,of (torte.
rleh, paid a chit to friends in town. ..tui.,.
Kate Little. Ooderi'•h, vi -Ped her granofa•her.
Mr. Geo. Brownlee Mr.. Leer and ❑tt1•
son, of Goderich. visited her slater, Jin. Peter -
5011.
I
Nervousnoss means weak-
ness. Vigon,us, well- -
urnIribbed persons are out
her vuus,
73>itsfar,
Laxative Alterative
Compound
regenerates the bI awl, •int -
gproves the.- appetite and
uilds up bodily strength
by -re sing the impuri-
ties from the systrrn.
Wr know this -for a fact
and we want you to try
this splendid tonic on 'our
ree •udatiun. (live it
a chance to help sou. Sold
in $1.00 bottles with the
tortoni* on the label for
your 1H'tit.-('tieril.
J. A. Campbell,
Ph6. B.
"Central Dreg Stare"
North F rt•rt 411111 Bahian•
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