The Signal, 1917-5-3, Page 9•
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The abundant, creamy
lather of Lifebuoy Soap
is laden with great
cleansing power, and
'antiseptic propertide illi
well.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
Se, whets yos haus used LIFE-
B UOY ea skis, promo or
s.ywhere is the bons you ase
be sun of eleselims std
SAFETY.
The mild antiseptic odor
vwskes Quickly
after use.
LEVER RIMERS
beefed
YOItoITO
( HAPPY MND TO ELOPEMENT.
( Yaoag Couple Figure is Silverware
Shower laMead of Cant Case.
Tbeldstowellitenurr tells of anelope-
I went which made emus stir in that
I part of the country Iasi week.
Ed. Henderson, farmer, of Morris
towusblp, ,.bout six loot two, skipped
with Ev. Jawiewuu, daughter of Ed.
fif
MacEcuan Estate 1
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity bits ell Maple
Slabs, Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling 'Cedar or Pine-)
TELEPHONES, Mica 9g
• Tsai +see sr* sr M
Jaurieson of Br week aged teen
yean, and nearer half the height.
Plane for the getaway conldu't have
been carefully wade, for Rees father
became iuforwed, and not long after
the couple bad lett town with • horse
sod buggy he secured a watraut fur
the young fellow'sa t and was soon
on their treil. He tracked them to
Molesworth. sod 'rained then that 1.uwot pyjamas
they had beaded for Listowel. By elsutu,of pyjame.
fel Pillow pe. rated with the Listowel pollee, inform- ttinwl. « e„uke
shout to at rive and regne.tmg their Total vat" • z4u W
Ooderloh Reel;ro.rt 8nclety-
arrest, ti drawing gun o+ $ 154 W
But the warrant had been IVR with u dry 'bite . .. W a,
Cotutable Long of Brussels, and with- IY or., of pyJrmas m ul
out it the local officers claimed they 1BM Palo. 'a me
h` W
hadn't authority to tuake an arrest_ Total value $ O4H W
.1 he elopers didn't seriously object to tteou,iuer Red Cres Society
IY Lreo, h suns ... { 718 50
detained, however, an akn llluw.11 _.. ........ 1
7 00
t.ken to the lit and Central hotel. Yt t
The father strived shortly, fully de-
termined to make the pair return to
B rusNls and "face the music."
Several in Listowel who interested llungan000 omen
tbemselvee in the case and were Byrn -
pathetically inclined toward the young
couple, tried to reason wi•h the irate
father and suggested the adviwbihty I Total value { Y1 xi
of his consenting to their marriage. c Aortae Red Cross Woraers-
So insistent was be in his determine -Ito is7 shirts - . • $ et 50
lion to use the law that it was not un- s -idle of pyjama+_ .. . .
111 late In the day that the quickly • pairs of cocker)
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THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO
1 Dunbar, the couple being happily re -1
Ileved from • serious prediceuteot.
The bride and groom were courts -
ouely treated at tha hotel, and local
persons, posting them several young
men, whose sympetby went out W
the pair, and wbo realized how they
would appreciate a Knoll turn were
they In a similar pretic ent, contri-
buted a tidy luau of money with which
tbey purchased for the bridal couple
several articles of silverware.
Canadian Red Cross Society and Huron
County War Contingent Association
-Goderich Centre.
The following is the report of the
April shipment to Hyman Hall, Lou-
don, Ont.
Arhesld tloldler.' Ald - value
{ paw
em
18 00
114 tit
phone from Molesworth he contwum• p -'•
ing thew that the runs ays were
being ed, b d were p pit
sheet.
12 sults o pyjamas . . ........ .. ..
0e lairs u socks
24 W
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Total va`us { int/ 00
M' '. lo+tltch,--
27 suits of pyjamas. $ l lit)
Leeburn Red Crow Woraers-
4 day shirt.. $ % re
tN pairs of socks .... . .... ............ Bi w
formed friends of the young wan m•
u g give cora N ho wive' { 31 00
with the groom 10 J. A. H•ekiug'r for I Ooderioh Township Patriotic Soeiety-
tbe license. 18suluof pyjamae $ t
A messenger was despatched to, the w
rectory} and at t be Or•ud Centre! bo- pairs of soots _ 01 iso
t.1, wit D Prop. fetor and Mrs. Wright, t Teel value $ 148 W
Constables Taylor and Wilson and Salford Red erns. Society -.{Hap
the girl's father es witneeeee, the cera- es womb ruin
is pairs of sockw. .132 00
woos was performed by R v. W. H. I ----
1 abr a corner Patriotic Sleekly
sr
_r W
Total vales $ 146 00
d red Mail to sent and walk 1 Britgonta Breach Red Cross Workers -
GRAND THUNK SY',1 F.M
PLAN YOUR
SUMMER
VACATION
NOW -----
Arrange to visit some of the following
points -all, beauty spots -close to
nature.
Muskoka Lakes Algonquin Park
Georgian Bay Lake of Bays
Tentagemi Kawa:tha Lakes
Full Information and descriptive lit-
erature may be secured on appli-
e;Hnoti tO
C. I. HORHIMQ D. P. A.
Toronto. Ont.
F. F. LAWRENCE .� SONS
'fowl; Agrnic Pbof3e g
Total value $ 156 00
t -
Moults pyjamas .. .... ....$ 46 50
27 pale osocks • _n to
Maple Leaf Branch.
Tela' vales $ 7e 40
R. C. sWr
so Tuieee towel . $ 17m'
80buckabsoktowel 14 •
4t pit owslii$..
ETeedvalue 1137 70
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glutton women i leatitst.-
40 wly) its et pylemes $ 00
Si 0
66 pairs of sack.
Tot..l value $11600
TotalveluTof ahiVMea ALLEN. Nl 00
ItsSe., v l;udericb tonere.
The Best fledicine for
\ Little Ones.
Babes Oven Tablets are the be. t
medicine a motber can give her lid tie
ones. They area gentle laxative -mild
but thorough in action -and ate guar-
anteed by a government analyst to be
' absolutely free from op atm loud other
• injurious drugs. Concerning them
!Mrs. Auguste, Si, Brieux, Sask.,
writes : "Enclosed ' find twenty-five
cents for another bot of Bab)'.' Own
Tablrtit. 1 find them- the very hest
mediciur a mobil- can give her little
_ ones." The'1'ablets are sold by ruepi-
cone dealers or by mail at 23 crate a
hoz from the Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co , Brockville, Ont.
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A BRA (TFORD SLATE 1 -rave
Base. 2-Tirn cosine of Asphaltum.
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3 -Second means of Asphaltum.
Costio6 of crashed slate.
Wooden shingles of twenty or thirty years ago were of splendid
quality. and answered the purpose very well. There was nothing
better at that time. In fact no other roofing materiel was on the
market. Yet who would think at putting on shingles to -day? Wheat
the deterioration of wooden shingles became noticeable, efforts were
made to invent • roofing that would not only be an economical
and peernanent substitute for wooden shingles, but one that would
outlast them in servile.
Brantford Roofing was the. reside it has "made good." The
secret of its success is this: First. the owe is of pure, long -fibred
felt which 1s thoroughly saturated with asphalt or mineralpitch..
The asphah and oryital roll roofings ere then thickly coated with
crushed rock
pawhich tightly tothat base. and the whole
forms s permanent fireproof. adhere
roof.
threeBr
Brantford Asphalt and Rubber Roofing are made in is made In heavy weight only. d
In reweights Crystal des are pliable and
In redd or green natural colors. All three gra
wed milted to either eat or steep roofs.
RED CROSS NOTES.
April 24. -Many thanks are due tie
following contributors of mocks, all
band -knitted : Mn. Reynolds. sr.;
pairs ; A Friend, 9 pairs ; Mrs. W.
B. Belly. 7 pain : Mrs. B. J. Sault.,
6 pain ; Mr,'. Jordan, Mn. Henry
Bulked. Mrs. Alex. Murray, Miss
D
riper, Mrs. Yeo, Mrs. W. L. Horton,
Mr.. J. Dickson, Mn. Wm. McM.tb,
4 pain each ; Miss Griffiths, Mn. Hor-
n, sr.. Mre. Bobcat Clark, Mn. W. J.
t.Creatb, Mr*. John Sturdy, No
N.me. Mrs. Giles Jenkins, Miss
Sntitham, 3 pain each ; Miss Ells r. y,
Mre. C. P. Andrews., Mrs. '!'hos. Bell,
Mee. McDougal, Mia Annie Andrews.
. Mia Mary Mclntosh, Mrs. D. Hey, 2
pairs each : Mrs. Beetle,M...s F. �ai-
t,l, Mrs. H. Carter, Mrs. Elder, Mrs.
Swatt'e'd, Mies M. Dark, hire. Gold-
thorpe, Mrs. L. Ferguson, Mrs. Neo.
Rhynes, Mr.'S. Hicks. Mise McPher-
son, Mrs. John Miliian, Mrs. Wright,
Mise S. Clark, Mrs. Bishop, 1 pair
each.
tThere has been considerable falling
off in the number of socks received
lately, due to the spring work. Let
us retnemher these are the most
needed articles and the stores ate very
low. We in Oodetich have reason to
he proud of our knitters, but the boys
in Frence need socks and need them
now, and we can't seud.to° spumy.
Are You Going West This Spring T
1f so,'bear in naiad that the Cana-
dian Pacific offers ,specially good
train service. with, the finest pons hie
equipment, including standard an8
tourist sleeping cars and dialog can
W Winnipeg and Vancouver, by one
of the .moot picturesque routes in the
world. If • trip it contemplated,
apply to any C. P. R. agent for full
paruculara or write W. B. Howatd,
District Passenger Agent, Toronto,
Out. 2 t.
Steamer Stadacona Torpedoed.
THURSDAY, MAN 3, l91i 9
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comes In rolls with protested ends. The MINIM tfr el to w
and tib monad is emit, laid. It requbsi ftp � ail • terrine
ort
when pon. It does not crack with the odd ane melt with the
st or blow off. It glves
mmmees perma•ent weeather d fire preelection at •t. It does not mut spilt. rureasonably low WW1 amt.
May we send yes our modng book end samples? They
will show you the real value of these roofing materials
Brantford Roofing Company, limited
Brantford, Canada
For sale by W. R. PINDER
AN APPEAL FOR R INCREASE D
PRODUCTION OF FOODSTUFFS
The appeal of the Organization of Resources Committer, which appesre on
another page of this isu
se, deserves the caretul arid earne.t attention of every
mall sod womanin Ontario. The world tares a very serious food crisis. 11
is not too much to say that stark famine stares millions of human beings in
the face (luting e latter half of 1917 and the following yesr.
7'b. war bite taken many millions of men elf the land and millions of acres
out ofj productigp. Europe is producing only a fraction of what it did in
peace -times. and uu top of this has come a series of comparative crop failures
in a number of exporting countrtee outside of Europe. The world never has
more than three mo)tthe' food ahead, but even this surplus now nears ex-
hau.tion. The Daily News Bora not wart to start a pool., but anything like
a gepererharvees failure during the coming ebrtuotu.hs would probably con-
demn a considerable portion of the human face to s• arvation.
Eery Canadian now and woman and boy and girl can help to meet this
situation, can help aren't the tlireatenei food famine. Thos, who dwell on
the (and can drive themselves and their macbinery and what help they can
get to the utmost in the nest few weeks in getting • maximum amount of
land urtder'crop. People in cities and towns can moist by giving all the help
they can to the farmers in their vicinity and by raising all the vegetables they
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can on vacant lands and in backyards. The whole population can give in-
valuable assistance by exrrring providence and economy in the trot of food.
The avoidance of extravagance in consumption it almost as important es a
wazirnutn increase in production.
n.
the ince, tier of patriotism. humanity and high profits to
stimulate them in the grand effort to make two bushels of fold grow during
1917 where only one grew before. The Allied armies and people have to he
led. The human race has to be saved Iruw atatmvation In a -•operating in
the performance of this great service the agriculturists 0..tario will benefit
immensely in a utate,isl sense. There is every indican A that food prices
will iule high until the end of the war and for several `years thereafter.-
Toronto News..
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL S.
EAST WAWANQ,SH.
Minutes of council meeting bold on
April 10th. Members all present.
Minutes of last (meeting were real and
confirmed. J. Wightman was pieseet
asking the council to put a d, sin in
front of his prop. rty on gravel rued at
lot 42, couce.aion 5. To relesse the
township from any liability, Mr.
Wightman was re quested f • peocur•
the consent of the other pettier intro-
ested lwfore the council would take
any action regarding the matt r.
The Reeve reported on correepondence
he lied received since loot mertOng
restive to the purchasing of road
mvchiuery t`o'y gimp a. The cietk was
inatrueted 10"e!e!p"a -Pamma Jr.
gr tier to be shipped at once and if
satisfaction be given, after a trial of
same, to all likelihood w. re of these
machines would be purchased 1.1 •r
nn. Bylaw No. 4. 1917. known as the
NValah drain bylaw. was finally read
■nd pealed. After the posing of a
few small account.. the council ad-
journed to meet again on Monday,
May 24'6, an a court of revision on
the assesewent roll and Inc th' ordin-
ary township business. A. Pe,RTE1t-
D.
L+JSLrkWAYTON'S LEITER
To Bun -Down, Nervous Women*
1_ouinville, Ky.-"1 was a nervous
wreck, and in a weak, run-down con-
dition when a friend asked me to try
Vino!. 1 did so, and as a result I have
gainer' in health and strength. I think
\'incl is the beet medicine in the world
for a nervous, weak, run-down sorties
and for elderly people." -Mrs. *. C.
C'I.Arrow, Louisville, Ky.
Vivol, which contains beef and rod
liver peptones, iron and manganese
peptonates, and glyecrophoephates,
Is guaranteed to overcome all run-
down, weak, devitalised conditions
H. C. Dunlop,,lruggist,Goderich, one
Also at the hest druggists in all Ontario
towns,
Halifax, April 20. -The Canadian
steamer Ntadaeeaa, wbile en route
frim Dunkirk t o Illereetllea, was to. -
pedoed. Captain C. 0. Allen, Halite:.
was master. The crew landed in Eng-
land, but Allen wee taken prisoner on
board the submarine. Allen, who is
one of the noted master mari•,••.s of
the mailing days in Nova Soo .., re-
tired from seafaring over fifteen yean
ago. Anil settled down on a barge ate
chard property in the tnnapnlis
valley. Wben the war Hoots out be
accepted command of Cie steamer
Wanda. Later he woo transferred to
the 14os•dsee and then to the Strada-
cone. On two occasions he had nar-
row rename during German air raid•
on an English port. At Havre on one
occasion he was held for a number of
boon on auspieior, of being a G. rusan
.py•
The Stadaeone formerly sailed the
upper lakes end called et Oodet ich
harbor.
Volunteers.
Ashley entered the employment
agency office hurriedly, barely paw-
ing to wipe the perspiration from his
brew.
"Have von a cnok who will go to
the count, y ?" be questioned anx-
ioudy.
The manager turned and opened a
dnor leading into the adjoining room
ail called out :
"Is there anybody herr would lite
to 'mend a day in the country ?"--
Ha. peri Magazine.
How She Worked It.
Huts '1'm Tweeted allot the house
money, Mae y. If I give you a int you
sp.nd a lot, tor it i don't give you 00
much you es•pm 10 get along with it
jn"aewell."
Wife-' it'evow ysimPle, dear. When
you give pe • Int 1 ore it to pay the
h Ib i nun up when you don't give me
so mu•:h." ;A
There is no harm in a man's posing
as • genius U be is self-supporting.
OBITUARY.
DONALD MCQt'ARHUS, RRI768KLS.
dicot 6 o'clock Sunday our ning
(Ap. fI 15th) the Spirit of Donald Mc-
Quarrie, Albert street, Brussels. took
its flight. He had b en in tailing
health for Cie past six months with
heart trouble, but the end came unex-
pectedly after all. Deceased was horn
at Lake Ainslee, Cape Breton, and
came westward when twelve veers of
age. Along with his late brother,
Recto., he termed on con. 4. in GI y
t ownabip, fur roma years. Fifty -0 e
years ago last September Mr. M
Qua rie was married to Jeanet Melc--
cosh. 9th concession, and she together
with five sons -Charlie. Grey town-
ship ; John, Montreal ; Dan.. Excel,
Alta. ; Sam., Hewerd, look. ; and
Athol. Barrie -and two daurebters-
Mrs. R. Oliver, Brussels, and Mre. T.
B,}•uwn,tirey township -survives. 'fbe
fitinily moved to the dih line of Morrie
township thirty-eight years ago and
after twelve years there lived on P)eh
-onoession Grey. Mr. and Mrs Mt-
Querrie sojourned in Cranbrook for a
while and came to Brussels four yesr%
ago. Deceased was seventy -.even
years of age end hie wife is arventy-
one. He had been a heat t y. via, roma
.nen, knowing little of sickness dieing
his life. In char h relationship he
was a Presbyter an and he .cee an en-
thu-iut:c Literal in politics. Allen
AI Quarrie, of Klode,sley, Sask. in his
only su.viving broth.r, 'and Mn.
Hent y. of B iggm, \li h., i.l a 'deter,
The tenet -al wee held tVednesday
afternoon. Service wan annduct.ed io
11••Iville church by Rev. A. J. Menlo
after which Interment was inade in
Brussels aeweter•y. The bereaved
have the sympathy of theentunlunity
in their Soo row. -Brussels Post.
NILE.
tlsteodod for set week.)
WKDNsSDAY. April 23.
Mr. and Mrs. east. Feadan, of kkino.
vi.lted at Mrs. Geo. I'urrie's, sr., on
Sondev.
We teem that Mr. Wm. McCabe
bas purchased a faun ill Ooderich
township and intends moving there
s,,n.
Mies Dell. Mc('ann visited her
sister, Mts. E. Go vitt, in Ooderich
last week.
Thoi:r
HATS
what we want to talk about this week.
We have a range of
HATS
wowth regulariy from g,.($) to 82.50 which the are
ou sale at just exactly
One Dollar
yr
potting
1f you intent' to wear a Hat this summer, this is your
rhancc 10 save money. There are both
soft and stiff
HATS
in the lot, and tbtY are - alt good" Stock
We sell everything, in Men's. Furdisltings, except boots
and shoes -but for a few days we are
giving special attention to
HATS
DON'T MISS THE CHANCE !
McLEAN BROS.
The Semi -Ready Tailors
The Square • Goderich
Ott you keep poultry ? 1f so, you
will stet a good poultry journal, and
The bianal is able to oft r that splen-
did publication, TheCanadian Poultry
Journal, in c'.mbioation with The
Signal, at $1 30 for the two peps r
Separately the price of The Journal is
SO centm. 11 fa mor, h • dollar. Thu
offer is word only until June Hi ; SO if
you want a Arne-clems poultrypuhlica-
tinn you should aeh.cribe nw. Send
all orders to The Signal. 0 isleticb.
Jost heeanse a titan st r lino at a
gnat, don't jump to the conclnaion
that he is going to amino* a canal.
BY OUR BLOOD WE LIVE
If you tire easily, are subject to cold hands or feet—if you
catch colds readily on have rheumatic pains --your blood or
circulation is probably at fault and you Bead
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OF THE PUREST COD LIVER OIL
which is nature's easily -assimilated food, to increase
your red corpuscles and charge the blood with life-
sustaining richnesa. Scott's creates warmth to throw
off colds and gives resistance to prevent sickness.
Alamos insist en SCOTT'S. Every Druggist has it.
SCOUT • /owls. Twes.Or a seas
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NEWEST SHOE FASHIONS
1 The new shoe styles this season are strikingly
handsome. The shoemaker's art has certainly ex-
celled all pa• st efforts. In patent. kid and Havana
'brown leathers, we are showing an endless variety
of the latest creations in button and lace shoes, also
pumps and strap slippers. The moderate prices
asked for these really fashionable and pretty shoes
are sure to meet your approval.
— REPAIRING --
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Got ler telt
PrintingThe Signal would
order.
like to fill your nett
Phone. 35
FENCING•
Are you going to do any fencing ?____We have
several tons of No. 12 coiled spring steel wire, which
was bought before the rise in wire, which we will give
you at the price of No. 9 wire, -- that is, Sc per pound—
and a pound of this wire runs 32 feet. This makes a
good fence and cheap. We have a quantity of No. 9
coiled spring steel wire and also barbed wire. Call
and see the goods and get our prices.
Time to Spray
Now is the time for spraying. How a ut Lime
Sulphur at $6.00 per barrel? We also ave a
new preparation, Cooper's Fungicide. It prevents Fun-
gus Dijeases. You simply mix it with water. It is
put up in 25c packages.
I Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, etc.
Does your Bicycle require overhauling If so.
bring it in and it will be attended to promptly. as we
now have a man on that branch of the work.
How about your Lawn Mower ? It is nearly time
for it to be used. Does it require sharpening ? If so.
let us know and we will call and get it and put it in
good repair.
We do Plumbing. Heating, Troughiilii. Electric Wiring.
Aii work promptly attended to and --fully guaranteea,
Chas. C. Lee
Phones: Store 22 The Square
douse 112 aoderlch
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