The Signal, 1917-5-10, Page 5TNF SIG11A T' GODERICII, ONTARIO
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FAST STREET GARAGE'
Owned and Operated by a Practical Man
ARTHUR M. GLOVER
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STYLE AND
COMFORT
shoe satisfe•tiou is yours if
you earn say "How comfort-
s, able they feel" air well as
''How trim and stylish they
I look." Our shore are not
only modish according two the
best authorities, but do nut
�secriflee comfort for style,
because they are made with equal regard for Muth these
feature's. fruture.
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Wm. Sharman
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LOCAL. TOPICS
� n ilth of 14y.
Tb was so wee fall of snow beie
early Wedoesdey morning. The
Signal Is informed that embody Ave
years ago—on the kb of May, 1112—
there was • similar light f•of fell snow .
Board of Trade General Meeting.
The quarterly gantlet meeting of
the Board of Trade will be held in the
town council chamber on Monday
evening nest, 14th inst., et el o'clock.
Every merchant, manufacturer and
business man in town is invited to be
present.
Ne Out PriCes.
The barters have seised some M
their prioew, and a sleeve *ow trigs
fifteen cents. George says the new
price is Little enough, end Joe says it
isn't any too Match. Fred says that
with the iocr.esed cost of Toole. the
barbers bare W have moire [Honey than
before. Alex. doesn't way anything,
but he charges the .we es the rest of
them.
G. C. I. Cadet Inspection.
On Monday afternoon the G. C. I.
Cadets were inspected at Victor is Park
by Capt. A. C. Barclay, of London.
The boys made • fine appearance and
received high praise from the inspec-
tor for the way in which they handled
the drill. At the beginning of the
year the corps lied fifty-seven mew -
ben. but owing to so many of the
boys' leaving to go on farms only
thirty-five appeared on parade.
Fire on Tuesday.
On Tuesday afternoon the home of
Mr. Wm.Str.►cben, Cambria road, was
badly damaged ea the result of Are.
The blaze started from some wood
which Mrs. Strachan had been drying
in the oven and had then placed in a
back kitchen. The firemen were handi-
capped for • time by having poor
power, and the tire having made its
way into the roof of the house was
not easily extinguished. A good deal
n( damage was done by water also.
The building and contents were in-
sured.
Donations to Hospital.
Following are donations which have
been gratefully received by Alexandre
hospital this put month : Industrial
cooking class -2 jars fruit, 1 chili
sauce, 2 pickles, cake tapieco cream.
beef kroweskys, bread, spiced buns,
caramel pudding, almond custard,
Sar strewherriee ; Mo. J. B. Graham.
heppardton—:3 dozen eggs : Ahmeek
Chapter, Daughters of the Empire—
Ice cream freezer, curtains for dining -
room ; Maple Leaf Chapter, D. of E.
—toilet set ; Mrs. Robinson -1 quart
maple syrup.
Painting of Major Sale Presented.
Mr. J. W. Truaeler has presented to
Maitland Lodge, No. 33, A., F. & A.M.,
en excellent likeness in oils. painted
by himself, of the late Major Chas. E.
B ale, who was a past master of the
lodge. The presentation took place
on Tuesday evening at the regular
meeting of Maitland Lodge. Mr. R. J.
Megaw, W. M.. and other members of
the lodge made suitable acknowledg-
�ent. The painting will have a place
f honor on the walla of the lodge room
and will he treasured as • memento of
a eonwade who bravely and nnselfiehly
gave his life for the Empire's cause.
Public School Board.
TheTegular monthly meeting of the
public School board was held on Mon-
day evening. The principals' reports
for.Apri) were received and other rou-
tine business transacted. Mise Shar-
man, prfndip•l of Central school, re-
ported 174\ pupils enrolled -88 boy.
and 106 gide ; average atteudence,
156--61 boys and 145 girls. Deposita in
pesos bank, 174, amounting to 148.06.
Principal Johoiton of Victoria school
reported 405 .pupil, on the roll—IL3
buys end 182 girls ; average attend-
ance, 340-185 to and 105 girls. De-
posits in penny k, 4ti3; Dismount
deposited, gltr2.41.
The Greyhound Excu ion.
Mr. N. F. M'Lwn, city passenger
agent of the White Star,! ine. Detroit,
ie in town making prrbarations for
the annual Greyhound exeursion from
Oodericb to Detroit. This will he run
this year on Tuesday, June 12th, re-
turning on Thursday, the 14th. The
rotind.trip tare will 1* $2: ode way,
$1.51). Excursionist(' need fear no
trouble on account of the new U. S.
lmmleration Act. Canadian, going to
Detroit on • trip like this are not re-
quired to pay • head tax, and immi-
gration officer(' will be on board tbe
steamer ou the trip to Detroit for the�
purpose of passing all excursionists.
Model Theatre Notes.
The filet inetalrnent of the new
serial, "The l eriet Kingdom," was
giveu on Monday and Tuesday even-
ings at the Model Theatre. This is a
strong story and will he followed with
unabated interest. Succeeding epi-
Isodes will be given weekly, on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
A prime att•action on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of next week
will be Marguerite Clark in "Miss
George Washington." Mise Clark,
whit is perhaps the most popular fig-
u•e in the movie world; does some very
clever work in this production
Usual prices throughout the week.
Death of Former Resident.
Word was received on Saturday of
the death of James Arohibald Miller,
formerly of Godericb, which occurred
at Saskatoon on Ft iday last. Mr.
Miller was for many years a O. T. R.
engineer, running between Goderich
and Stratford, and moved to Saska-
toon with his family Ave yeas ago.
H. had been in (idling health for some
months end the end was tot unix,
pect d. He is survived b his wife (4
sister of Mr. Robert Wilson. town),
two sons and two daughters. The
eons are Archie and Joe.pb, b• th in
the West, and the daughters are
Mary. who Is on her we to England
as • nurse, and Marguerite. at home.
Children's Aid Society.
The monthly meeting of the Chit.
dren's Aid Rociety was held on Toes.
day afternoon. with • good attend.
ante. The following donations, re-
ceived since the April meeting, were
repotted : Wnr. Hart, Brucefield, 12;
Miss Washington. Qodertch, 011 ; Geo.
Porter, Goderich, lisj �Mrs. ,i/'t. Ait-
ken, Goderich, $1. Me. 1*. -M D1lfott,
enunty agent of the C. A. R., and Mr.
James Mitchell, president of the local
Society, are attending the emote/
•ngg of tie. • Provincial Association
meeting
• Chngrot . d Societies being held
ask. The regular
at Tor Into this �. 111 he .uepend.d
monthly meetings 1. •nths and the
during the auoawer Ir► will be eon-
bueinares of the Sooieity
ducted by the exeotttive. •
Death of Mrs. W. L. McLean.
The death occurred on Wednesday
afternoon. as Alexandra ho.Ptial, of
Mary Wri bt, wife ot Mr. William L.
McLean. Brddes her husband, ebe
leaves three children. one an Infant of
• few day.. also her mother, Mrs.
Wright, end threetercttbera : Robert,
of keno, Nevade ; Frank, of Brant-
ford, and Alex„ of Port Arthur. The
deceased lady was widely knowu end
r.epeeted,and there le much •ytnp•th
with the bereve.d Qipw.especially with
the husband end young children In
their great and unexpected low. The
funeral takes plwe tomorrow (Friday)
afternoon from the family residence,
Palmerston street, to Maitland ceme-
tery.
Women Elect Officers.
The annual meeting ot tbe Goderich
branch of the Women's Institute was
held on May 3rd, with • good attend-
ance. The reports for the year were
given, showing that members had not
been idle. There were twelve regular
meetings, besides • sewing meeting
held each week for Red Crow work .
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year : President, Mn.
Beattie ; vice-president, Mrs. Peter
MacEwen ; 2nd vice-president. Mn.
Swanson ; secretary sad treasurer,
Mies M.E. Salkeld ; board of directors,
Mrs. Howrie, Mrs. Donald McNevin
HEART1
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Scoops from "ROYALTY AT RED WING"
Second Episode of
"THE SECRET KINGDOM"
Posturing CHARLES RICHMAN and DOROTHY KELLY
A LSO
"The Badge of Courage
from the story by Cyrus Townsend Brady
Wednesday and Thursday
THE FILM FAVORITE
MARGUERITE CLARK
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" Miss George Washington
This is a very cley-er bit of screen work,
fascinating and amusing.
EXTRA ATTRACTION ---in addition to the above
will be shown a series of views descriptive of
the Canadian Military Hospital at
Orpington, England.
Usual Prices Throughout the Week.
is a symptom of
Disease. A well -k
doctor has said, ' I
yet madea post-mortemex
tminat ion in aascot death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
were at fault." The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles, and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
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and Mrs. A.D. McLean ; district direc-
tor*, Mrs. Wiggins, Mrs. J. T. Salkeld,
Mrs. McPhee, with president and sec-
retary ; substitutes, Mrs. Alex. Me -
Nevin, Mrs. Amos Stewart : auditors.
Mrs. M. McDonald and Mrs. Charles
Young.
Death of Mrs. James Jewell.
There died in Goderich, on Sunday
• highly respected resident of
heft,
township, in the person of
04:01�s►�rbrooke, beloved wife of
Mart w, A. d "hedeosesed was bore
Mr. Jewel, w --six yawn ago.
in Englaed sev6es, came to ow_
Over forty years agoehe had
ada with her husband ee. • since
lived in this neighbortro d U9'a
Besides her husband three eblldieff
left to mourn : gmsaa igoe Jove` tt
Fisher), of town ; Kay (Mrs. L rid
Warner). of town, and James, ofB�t
'tiller. The funeral, bad on Ttfy
afternoon from the home of her sott-
in-law, Mr. Joseph Fisher, to Maitland
cemetery, war largely attended. The
service was conducted by Rev. J . E.
Ford, the pallbearers being Mews.
John Rodgers, John McGibbon, George
Lemphr•ey, David Prow*, Ozrnan
Walters and Paul Maedel.
"Chain Tea" Proceeds Acknowledged.
The following letter addressed to
Mies B. Hays has come from the
Canadian fled Cross tiociety head-
quarters in London, England, dated
April 10th:
Dear Madam,—A copy of your letter
to the Canadian Red Crow Society at
Toronto as, been forwarded to us.
We are very grateful for the 693.02
which you have sent for the benefit of
your three men, being the proceeds of
a series of chain teas held in Goderich.
We are sending a Ss. [parcel weekly W
the three following men in your name,
and I trust they will acknowledge
same direct to you : Pte. Walter
Johnston, 1U0419, 4th Canadian
Mounted Rifles ; Pte. Wm. J. Robin-
son, 1011672, lib Canadian Mounted
Rifles ; Pte. Victor M. Bell, 402405,
Royal Canadian Regiment. With
wany thanks for your kind help,
Yours truly,
E. R. BI LKELEY.
The Late Thomas McEwen.
On Friday last Mr. Tbowas McEwen
succumbed to an attack of pleuro-
posumonia, in his sixty-seventh year,
after a week's illness. The deceased
was a native of the Province of Que-
bec, but had lived in this county
neatly all his life. When a young
man he took up land -at Jamestown.
where he remained for forty years.
hree years ago he retired from active
ork and came with his wife to Gods-
, his son. James J., having been in
ems here for some years. There
ee other sons : Thomas M.,
rsley, Sask., Bert A., of Medi-
ita., and William C., who
town the last six months.
ere home for the funeral.
\\NcEwen, mother of the
g, at the age of nine-
ty-two years, at Cloudelee, Algoma.
mister, Mrs. Fol . and twobt•otbers.
Orman and ltort, also live et
Cloudelee, and other s • vi ring brothers
are William, of Th on, and An-
drew, of Day Mills. ,Algo . a.
I'be'uneral took place . • Wednes- 1
(ley of rnoon to Maitland ewetery,
Rev. R. '. McDermid conduc •ng tbe
services. The pallbearers we Wm.
oil
bust
sire
of Kin
cine Het,
has beep i
All the sons
Mrs. %Villiant
deceased, is livt
Weather
"Rrobs"
Warmer—time to get
your new Spring Suit.
If yon want something
just right,, in style, fit,
materials and everything
else that goes to make
satisfaction, give us acall.
If we can't suit you—
well, we can't say you
hayen't given us a chance,
anyway.
R. J. Armstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
South Side Square, Ooderich.
fel ANURIC IN'
THE NEWEST 4
DISCOVERY IN CHEMISTRY
This le a reoent discovery of Doetdr
Pierte, who is head of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo,
N. Y. Kxperimente at Doctor Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there ie no other eliminator of uric acid
that can be compared to it.. For those
easily recognized symptoms of inflam-
mation—as backache, scalding urine
and freqnent urination, as well ea sedi-
ment in the trine or if uric acid in the
blood has canted rheumatism, it is
simply wonderful how surely "Anuric•
acts. The best of remits are always
obtained in cases of acute rhenmatiem
in the joints, in gravel and gout, and
invariably the pains and stiffness which
so frequently and persistently accom-
pany the disease rapidly disappear.
(lo to your neared drag store and
simply ask for a lucent package of
"Auntie," mannfactnred b77 Dr. Pierce,
or send 10 conte to Dr. Pierne few a
large trial package. If yon gospel&
kidney or bladder trouble send him a
*ample of your water and describe
symptoms. Doctor Pierce's chemist
will examine it, then Dr. Pierce will
report to you, without tee or charge.
Nora : — French scientists affirm that
"Anarie• is thirty-seven times mon
active than lithia in eliminating trete
acid, and is • harmless but reliable
ebemic•l compound that may be safe[
given to children, font should be used
only by grows -ape who actually with to
restore their kidneys to perfect health,
by conscientiously aging ops box —ow
more in extreme cases— as "Amine"
( thanks to Doctor Pierce's aehievement)
is b far the most perfect kidney and
bl der eorreeter ebtiaabt..
b►. 1'1etiws Pellet. an tete llsi
Maio Liver Pale. One little Petit
• laxative --three for a wheat's.
1
Send Small Sums,
by Money Oi'deri
hatred by the Vella Ink
For amounts up to $50.00
they may be purchased at any Branch of this Bank, and are
payable at hill face value at any Chartered Bank in Canada.
Yukon excepted, aad In the principal cities to the Unit State*. I
Thos are_convenient to segue and Pub. and abaolute)l.&afe.
Goderich Brar.Ch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
avenue. The rest of the party ad-
journed to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
1l. Strebl, 206 Boonton avenue, where
they spent the afternoon and evening.
This wedding is of much interest, se
Mies Eller[ was well known in Gode-
rich, Kingsbridge and vicinity, and
the congratulations of her Mende
here are cordially extended.
THE GODERICH MARKETS.
Tnnaanav, May 111
Wheat, per bush $ 5.10 to t 2.51
Oats, per bush, .70 to
Barley. per bueb 1.10 to
Peas, per bu.h .. ,100 to
Buckwheat, per buri. ..... 1.15t0
r lour, family. per cwt • 150 to
['lour, paftiot, per cwt 7.50 to
Bran, per ton ..., 0*00 to
Shortaper too .... ....... .,(7 0) to
AAlfalfa per Wo ,..••11000 00 to
+[raw, !ones, porton 6.00 to
Wood, per load6.W to
Dalry Butter. per lb .311 10
Creamery Butter .43 to
Sano., trawl, per dor 34 to
Potato... per bush sees .to
Cattle, butcher: choice, per cert. 9.50 to
Cattle, butcheni medluw,per ewt 150 to
How., Ilvr weight. per cwt. 16 W to
Sheep. per cwt . 6.00 to
Hides. per lb .16 to
f allow, rendered. per la At to
BbesuPelts ............. ...sees LW to
A. McEwen (Theesalon), broth
the deceased ; John Cott and R.
Cult, brothere-in-law ; James Hotta
Jos. Berton sod John A. Harrison.
Board of Trade Activities.
A meeting .if the council of the
Board of Trade was'held in tbe MPIIP-
aetung Canoe Club resoms on Monday
evening. Mayor Munnippgs submitted
s letter he had received from a mem-
ber of the Goderich Drydo and Ship-
building Co., asking that a eputation
he sent again to Ottawa to ass for a
definite undertaking on the pa of the
Government to do the work at t • e har-
bor necessary in connection wit the
Company's project. Mr. H. J. A.
MacEwan was cnosen es the delege
from the Board of Trade. Mr. Yours
son. who was present, said the Com-
pany waw prepared to go ahead with
tis work at once. provided the required
assurance from the Goverruuent wets
forthcoming.
The Clinton Board of Trade asked
that delegates be sent from Goderich
to meet the district passenger agent of
the G. T., R• at Clinton on 1'hursdat
of this week, to urge the improvement
of the G. T. H. train service between
Goderich and Toronto. it was ar-
ranged to send a deputation.
A communication from the Guelph
Board of Trade asked er.dors•tion of a
petition to the Federal Government
tot theprohibition of the nee of grain
for the manufacture of liquors during
war -time. A motion of enddraation
wit" passed.
The first part of the sleeting was
taken up in hearing and disr!uesing, in
conjunction with the Greater Produc-
tion committee, repot -al from various
quarters of the town as to the move-
ment for the cultivation of back -yards
and vacant lots. The reports indicated
a general response to the appeal for
increa('ed production.
Kienle- .Ellert.
The wedding took place on
Tuesday morning. May 1st, at 9o'clock,
in the Church of the Bleared Sacra-
ment,Det mita MissRosehilertand Mr.
Herman Kienle, both of Detroit. Rey.
Father Hankerd officiated. Mise EI-
lert was at tended by her chum, Miss
Anne Sullivan, as maid of honor,
while Mr. Peter J. Ellert, of Waterloo,
Ont., brother of the bride. acted es
best man. The bride was neatly at-
tired In a gown of champagne crepe
de chine over old roses, trimmings of
clutters of orange blossoms, with hat
to match, wearing a corsage bouquet
of lilies of the valley, /tweet peas and
white rotes. The bridesmaid was
beautifully attired in a spring gown of
light blue net, trimmed with rosettes
of white satin, wearing a white mllan
sailor hat, and • corsage bouquet of
sweet peas and pink rows. The
groom'. gift to the hride was a heauti-
fnl diernond Iaveliere, to the brides-
maid a beautiful pearl necklaee and to
the roomemen spate of Initialed gold
ruff- inks. Arter the weddln g cera
:irony the party left, amid a shower of
confetti and ries•, for the wedding
break feat at the Hotel Pontebeirtraln,
Whore they were congratulated and
honored by a toast Riven by the
brother of the bride. At the close of
the festal eeretuop , the happy couple
quietly left ire a'trip to Buffalo, New
-. York and other Rswtern points, •afuif
wbleh they will he at home to their
f riends on May 15th at 408 Euclid
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The regular meeting of the General
Brough Chapter. • 1. O. D. E., will be
held at the court house on Monday,
May 14tb, at 4.15 o'clock.
Often the Cheapest ---
Always the Best
W. WALKER
Furniture Dealer
and Undertaker
Clouse Furnishings
The Store of Quality
PHONES
STORE 89 RES. 197
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VIRGINIA GIRL
Gained la Pounds Dy Taking Visit
Norfolk, Va.—"1 suffered from sea
vouao.sa, had no appetite and was very
this. Nothing i took seamed to heir r
uatll one day a friend told me about
Vino'. I have now taken sir bottles sad
have gained fifteen pounds. hair a geed
appetite and can .eat anything."—YaT-
nx DrIa1Nii, Norfolk, Va.
Viso/ is a constitutional remedy
with iia formula on every bottle. le
creates as appetite, aids digestion and
ttsakw pure, healthy blood. Try it ee
our guarantee,
H.C. Dynlop, druggist, Goderich. Ont.
Also at the best druggists in all Ontario
towns,
CLIMAX
Wall Paper and
Kalsomine
Cleaner
Works wonders on soiled
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Give it a trial.
l5catin
J. A. Campbell
Phm. B.
"Central Drug Store"
North Street and Siluat.•
GOderirh
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Get It wherever
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