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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-8-2, Page 4THURSDAY, AUGUST `L, 1917 THEsSIGNAL - GODERICH, ONTARIO Strain HatSa e �I at Half Price Commencing Saturday, August 4th, all Straw Hats, excepting Panamas, at just half regular price Walter C. Pridham PHONE 57 T T DUNGANNON. MR. N. F. WHYARD is the agent for THE SIGNAL at Dungannon. Orden left with hlm for subscriptions. advertisements or job printing will re- ceive prompt attention. Telephone (Ooderlah )Lural) r' THOS. G. ALLEN. I)UNOANNON UER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES IRBIONER POR AFFIDAVITS. 1rrC., AND CONVEYANCER WILMI, Dans, Monreaoss, AolUUMsgn, art.. cARZFULLY xxaClrr1D AND Moser SCrruaD role Moaroaogs Agent for Ftr*. Wind and Life Inmuranoe in the best Comp..•.res only. PORT ALBERT. ' Ice cream will be served on Mr. H. Hayden's lawn UI Saturday evening. WEDNESDAI, Aug. 1. Mn. Jane Drennan is visiting her sister. Mn. Henry. in Huron. Miss Marguerite McNsh, of Dun- annon, is the guest of Min Minnie Dickson. Mise Della McGee with some of her friends intends camping for a few weeks in Dungannon shortly. Mr.AlbertMyers,of Stratford, has re- turned to his home atter a few weeks camping by the lake here. Mr. and Mrs. David Martin, of De- troit, are visiting with the lady's mother, Mn. James Young. of this place. Min Mary Morris and Master Doug- al, of Saltford, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc- Millan. Dr. Nelson, of St. Thomas, who has LOST.—ON SATURDAY, JULY 21. been visiting with relatives bete for • chid'. lockat and'Mai° with the name several weeks, returned to his home "Edith" 'ed ole the locket t\'lll the engraved recent) Ander Dioses leave at the bakeshop and 1,e re- y warded 1 MBS. N. J. TRF.LLAVLN. 71 t Mr. and Mrs. Clove Myers and fam- ily have returned to their house at Stratford after speodiug a few weeks in their cottage by the water. Mr. and Mrs., Morrison, of Houston, Texas. are here on their wedding A number of our villagers took in tour, and are staying with the lady's the sports at Auburn on August 1st mother, Mee. Wm. Richardson, sr. All report • good time. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Torvey and son Misner B. and J. Wilkinson, of Tor- James, of Morris t iwnship, and Mr. onto, were visitors at the home of Mr. I Wm. Woodroe and sons, Howard and Robert McKenzie last meet Clifford. of 8askatl,hewan were here Mr. and Mrs. King, of Chatham, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.8. Loynes at present. and Mrs. c eozie . Mrs. Gillen and daughter, of Duluth, Mr. R.eir J. Hr o; icing with their sister, and Mrs. M. McRae. of Lochalsh, I Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cunningham and spent a few days at the borne of Mr. (daughter, Betty. of Toronto, and Mr. and Mn. F. Ross. and Mee. Horace Cunningham and Mrs. (Rev.) G. Gomm and family children, of Wsikerville, arrived in lett on Monday for Blackstock, their their cars and spent • week with the new charge, where Res. Mr. Gomm fin -meths parents. Mr. sod Mrs. N. bad gone • few days previously. I Cunningham. Rev. W. A. Gardner, B D., of Tor - There will preach in Dungannon and j Then is more catarrh In taloa section of the country than all otbor dt.ease+t put tosether, Pett Albert Presbyterian churches. and ter Sean ;.,!1.0t t ens wDDOaed W be IucurwDls. WHEN USING W 1 LSON'S FLYPADS READ DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW THEM EXACTLY/ SOMETHING ABM! '!PR)iw • The Belgian Town That Has Talmo a Place to Our History. . I Although Canadtans pronouns the word "Ypres" so many ways tbat It is no: always possible to Identity what Is moat, the town has nevertheless passed into our history. It will be remembered in thousands of Canadian families through many a generation because so many of our men suffered and fought and died there. The little Belgian town of Ypres is sure enough of a p=ace In history; but. in Canada, at any rate, it will always be specially sure of It under no loth Far more effective than Sticky Fly i Flanders ever me hheardcand would esert Catchers. Clean to handk. Sold by tainly never recognize. The "Tom - Druggists and Chown everywhere. my," who for over two years has held up the German reeves round the famous Ypres salient, insists on cen- time Was Ineate•tl not far from shote. Ing It "Wipers," tad the t:aae has Dr. Tillman worked with her for "taken on," as be would say. it bourn, but ad to no even. ae she was traveled over to England, and already dead. The coroner. Dr. I "Wipers" began somehow to be as - Thompson, of Clinton. was summoned aoctated with "hot corners." The and after holding an inquest gave as I present Prince Minister, i■ the course his opinion that her death was due to of one of his speeches, some swaths heatt tsiluie and not t. drowning. It I ago, alluded to the place by this is sepia, -ed that the shock end fright , name, and "Wipers" It is likely to re - 1,t the rough waves had caused death, main, and as "Wipers" it is likely to as she wa% a very delicate gel. Mich be discussed for many years. sympathy is felt for her bereaved' Curiously enough, 11 is not the family in their redden effliotioo. first entry of Ypres into the English language In this, or at any rate a similar, form; for it was In the looms Of Ypres that was made, in the mid- dle ages, the famous "tones d'yper." the costly table linen, or dia- pers. which the great ladies of Eng - that has been developing for some land admired s+, much, says war bal- titne, fella of the National Geographic So - Mt. Steel Hunter has resigned bis olety. To -day, of course, the town is position with the town as engineer in a battle -.cared shell of its former charge of the fire protectign water- self. It was occupied by the Ger- works, after eight years servile. lee mans in the course of their forward will be succeeded by Mr. J.ht. Nevins, march on October 1, 11114; but a who conies from Brussels. Mr. Hun- month later be British regained It, ter has taken a position at Calumet, and, since then, the buildings of the Mich. old town have leen steadily crumb - ALL 9uccsssrot.—The following ling before *v intermittent shell fire pupils of Lucknow continuation clap from the German lines. Ypres, bow - were successful in the lower school ever, will .Ise again, and amongst examinations for entrance to normal the bulldiags to be restored will schools : A. Alton. M. Errington. L. burely be the great Cloth Hall. the Fidlaysoo, R. H. Mitchell. H. 9. Mac- old. turreted, three-storey building. kenzie, M.J. MacDonald, C.O. McNay, whose belfry at one time rose 230 M. J. Rathwell; J. A. &others, N. Lr, feet above the street below. The Thompson. This includes ell who great Cloth Hall of Ypres was Indeed wrote on this examination. The fol- the most famous building of its land la Belgium. Begun by Count Bald- cewsiom wig IX. of Flanders, tt was over s Mr. and Mn. Frances Hillock, of !area : Willie B. Andrew, Stanley merehundred years is building, aald, for Godrricb, visited their old home on G. Burne, Ethel M. Howe, ai, Katie Mae- mere than three centuries after Ira ,the tkh concession last week. Donald, Lorne R. MacDonald, Willie co end's n„ was the centre of the Mr. and Mrs. Alt. Phillips and sun G. McCall, Clarence P. McMillan, len' world's market for cloth. More than Homer, of Al ng, Mich., visited McRae, Alt. T. Mitchell, Kenneth C. 4.000 looms were kept busy in the Mr. end Mrs. O. F. Edward Iwt week. Murdie. As this constitutes the town In those days, and merchants On Friday of last week Mrs. T. J. whole clap the results are about as from far and sear attended Its great Johnston, of the 4th concession, was satisfactory a• could be. cloth mart. The population then thrown from a ride delivery rake numbered over 200.00. It was, in- when the horses became frightened at next Sunday, with a view to Seal!. A I beater% pra.crfbed lora! remedies. and by Don - present, while all candidates are beard• al•e.ae, tgreatly innaenced by noostitartosal large. congregation is requested to hell .tautly autrI to can with local trea.ment. ro•ou n.xd t Incurahle. l:atarrM is • local f d littleoo^dltioas►nAtherefore require..constitutional Mr. Roy Wlllu wife and Crwtment Ba11L Catarrh t'un• twnatactrod daughter etln of Toronto, were the I by F. J. cbeney a Co.. rol•do. tibio. Ix a U0011 - guests of . and Mrs. B. J. Crawford ,.titntional remedy. is taken internally and for • few days last week. They left on ecu through thep blood oil the MUCOUS Monday morning for Winnipeg, when fads of the sytSm. Oue hundred dollars Is y g peg• 'Rend for guy cans that Hal,'.. Gawrrh $feesp Mr. Willis has a very lucrative fall'. to cure. Send for circular, and testP moolala. position.\ l J. CHENEY R CO.. Toledo. O. Ba PATRIOTIC- s, Haying will be said b drnalenv.7sc. well over this w k in this locality. Hairs rosily Pills for constipation. This will give • splendid opportunity to the hsymaken to celebrate- the completion of an excellent hay harvest at Dungannon on August 81h. Be patriotic and help s good cause. We have had splendid hay weather, and bay in. abundance. There is an excellent, outlook for a bountiful bar - vest. Our soldiers at the front are showing a magnanimous spirit. let us be large -hearted and do our part towards the generous cause of $..i.'- isg those who are sorely in need. If you cannot come, send your offering to aid the lied Cross and help your ''entry. Tit LATE R4,BRRT HRNDERNON. - On Sunday, July Lind, the spirit of Hobert Henderson passed peacefully away. Al hough In failing health for the past ree years, the end came rather un xpectedly. Born at Am- herst Isla , on January 31st, 1844, the dec had resided for the past fotty years at concession 4, Weet Wa- wanosh, where he was greatly es. teemed by friend and neighbor. He wait a consistent member of the Methodist butch for some thirty-five yeare. His wife, Annie Elizabeth Garvin, passed away three years ago. He leaves to mourn his lose one son, David (with whom he resided for the past three Years), and one daughtef, Mrs. R. R. Anderson, of Swift Cur- rent, Sask., who was present for the lamer .I. The tunetal was held July kith to Dungannon cemetery,Rev. J. A. McKelvey officiating. The pall bearers were Messrs. John Mclean, LUCKNOW. MONDAY, July 30.- Dr. 0. Dr. D. (redden bas gone to Roches. ter, Minn.. to undergo medical exam- ination b -cause of an internal growth lowing get the sone standing by ex- emption, having gone sal work on 7 4:t THE COLBORNE STORE 41t SPECIALS for SATURDAY ONLY Here are a few specials Peat are real moneyS4ttakers. Seasonable goods that must be cleared, and Cleared quickly. Read the list intelligently and you will be sure to find something you are in need of and can save money on by buying now. These prices are good only on Sat- urday of this week. MIDDY BLOUSES Middy Blouses are just what is needed for this warns weather and you can bay them on Saturday at greatly reduced prices. White Middy Blouses in all sizes, with plain white or colored collars, with or without belt, pockets, short ot long sleeves, at reduced prices. $1.50 fur $1.23, $1.`25 for 99c and $1.00 for 74c. SILK SWEATERS For Saturday only. A line of Silk Sweater Coats rednced for this day. Ladies' Silk Sweater Silk Coats made of the yt with tassels,ality,and out large collarriin t white not or self tcolocotton and in accurate the Silk, beautiful long girdle sizes, in colors rose, Copenhagen, pink and a beautiful shade of yellow. Regular $12.50, for $10.99. On Saturday we are putting twenty pieces of Dress Materials that are in dress lengths of x yards on sale. These goods come in the newest and daintiest of patterns and there are no t o alike. New checks, stripes and combinations of check3 and stripes, and all new this season. T • is the time for summer dresses. Why not get yours now when they are reduced in price Regular $1.00 for 74c, 90c for 69c, 85c for 134c, 75c for 49c, 44c for 29c. Ten pieces of good pattern Summer Muslin, Regular 20c and 25c, for 12c a yard. A real snap at will not last long. DRESS MATERIALS This store will be closed Wednesday afternoons at 1 o'clock during July and August a J. H. COLBORNE owe 0ODERICH TOWNSHIP. the noise. She had ber shoulder bone • WEDN&SDAT Aug. 1. broken and was hadly bruised and Mr. Win. Logan, of Varna, visited at R. Y. Uoz's last Sunday. Mn. M. R.Iton, of Wiudsor, visited Mrs. O. F. Edward the past week. Mr. Logan Keys. of Nashville, Ten- nessee, visited at Mr, Thos. Uox's last week. Mrs. A. McDougall. of London, is visiting Mrs. Jas. Bell, of the 41b con - LOTHIAN. TUESDAY, July 31. Min Elsie Barge, of Stratford, is visiting her cousins. the Swans. Miss Margaret McKay, of Kintail, is (spending a week or so visiting Mrs. Rod Csmphell. Alvin Sherrill sad sister, Miss Mabel, of London, are visiting at. George Swen'€, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mit-hell motored up from Detroit and vis. Led their CO urine the MacDonald.. OnlTUARY.—We are very worry to have to report the sad news of the death of Mn. Samuel Swan. formerly Latina Bell Johnston. She attended school in Lucknow until shortly be- fore ber msrriege a little more than a year ago. A baby was born in the Swett home two week. ago, and all (teethed to be going well until Monday afternoon, when the mother developed septic ' poison, which caused her death during the night. She was In her twen ty•flv'et, year:endwae a daughterof Mr. and Mr+. Archibald Johnston, of Ashfleld. Deepeet sympathy is ex• preened for the bereaved families. The funeral, wbidh took niece on Sunday afternoon, was very largely attended. BRIEFS. — Monday next will be Luckuow'e civic holiday Mrs. J. deed. to the Introduction of cloth - McGarry is here from Toronto visit- mating, towards the end of the ing friends Min A. Elliott, of Eleventh Century, that Ypres owed all its subsequent prosperity. Towards the end of the fourteenth century, however, popular uprisings and an ocean of other troubles dealt Bayfield, is visiting at the home of her uncle, Dr. Elliott Miss Margaret Miller, of 8t. Helene, has returoed home atter spending nearly a year in Alberta Mn. William Jamieson hardly with the city. The popMaUoa In a : c,i.n:rtes. AFk for our has lett for the West to spend 'be began to dwindle, the weave's, on Tun .i A1,VISEIt,whlch wdn be summer months Mr. and Mrs. whom the Drosperft7 of tete town MARION HARIOY. W. J. Treleaven, of Hanley,8~k'• largely depended• began to migrate, au University at., Muntrdals shakeu up. Miss Lydia Walters, of Taylor's Cotner, underwent an operation tor appendicitis last week and is doing nicely. DEATH OF Miss MART L1N1)s Y.-1 The deatb of Mies Mary A. Lit.ds..y occurred in Ooderich township ou Thursday, July 2dtb, after an illness of aeverat yearn. The deceased, who was torty-four years of age, was the daughter of the late David Lindsay. The funeral was held on Saturday, July Z8, to Maitland cemetery, Rev. W. E. Darling, of Bayfield, conductiog the service. The pallbearer, were : O•wald Ginn. Howard Walter, Luther Afro D. A. MUr•tiug, J. R. Turreuce andT. M. Woods. ANNUAL MaaTttva.—The Goderich Township Patriotic Society bed its annual sheeting on WVedncsury of lest week at the honie of Mrs. T. .1oz. The followlog officers were elected for the emitting year : President, Mrs. O. W. Andrews :\ let vice-prestident, Mr... Dictum ; 2nd rice -president, Mn. T. J. Johnston ;dtory-.r•easurer, Mli.e Mamie ti Mamie secretary- D• ursurer, Misr Muiirf Johnston. During Inc Cis -t ysat .the 8uciety has ✓ ealized g11o0, in whidb $314) w.• the proceeds from the Bern swam at Mr. J. B. Iteyuolua' on July ..4. When you are going to the movies make it a point before starting 1.0 1111 up on green onion,. It le a sure way to avoid being crowded. 0 Y SECUR !NVEN- sent tree are visiting relatives hen Mr. J.' and when the student of history A. MacLennan, of Toronto, i- spend- takes note of Ypres, sas' towards the ing a week's vacation at the old Moire sed of the slzteenttt century, he finds on the 'eke shore Mr. J. G. And- it a little peace of fol mos. than enure has returned home from a Weenit inhabitants. cru trip. He went as far u , Van- One of the great events in MI hls- eouver Mn. Arnold Cowen and two children. Orace and Jack, of Tor- tory was, of mousse the laat'tle of onto, are visitiret with Mss. Cowsn'. Cobrtrel, "the Battle of the Spurs," mother, Mrs. Cliff Mn, Campbell which was Sought under its walls. and daughter, of Ham i an vl•it- In that battle, whish recorded the tag relatives here Mr. p a Ben, first importaaj victory won by in - formerly of the flntb of Bell & Dowse, fantry since the Battle of HasUaga, pow of . pybill, Sask., was in town it was tie red -coated contingent of list week, having come east to attend Ypres which, joined with the men the funeral of his tuother Mrs. from Bruges and Courtrai, defeated Kinebelo and children, of Chicago, the Dench ander Count Robert of are visiting the lady s slater, Mr.. Artois. Ypres, Indeed, like so maay Philip McMillan. of the towns to this part of F1• n, has seen its 'Oar- of fighting. - Make Yourself Strong fog the °eecagtorth century r she four times capWeed by the IsYensis� BAYFIELU. TUESDAY, July 31. A number of young ladies front Stratford are spending a few weeks on "The Cedars." Mrs. Tolmie, of Windsor, and her dwughten are occupying their ab ninding vitsI t bet, many years before the present -- ' war, it had ceased is be a place of People with strong constitutions es- any sanitary iumertanoe. and some cape most ot the minor ills that make thirty years age Its on fortifications life miserable for other*. Don't you I wart, dJsaaatleb, tie ramparts betag e• vy the friend who does not know converted Into boulevards Pied pro- f. hs• n headache Is, whose digestion is 'nenadiG 1n guile recent times. perfect and who sleeps smuttily at Times devoted self chiefly to ►De night? How ter do you come from' mat 'Ala of Valeneletaes lace. al - this dead iptine ? Have you ever made tion!, it ads' carried on a large an earnest elf .t•. to strengthen your trade in bolter. It !s •city of the c n•tiUt inn, to build up your system plains. the wide, sandy Flemish t . used off discomfort and disease ? Dtatas; a ty. too of wide streets U.dea. you hare an organic disease it and old -we d bulicdangs, past which is generally poeeihle to so improve the little er Tperlee mates Its your pbysi 'al condition that perfect way to the Yser health will he Souse. The flat thinit to be dune is to build up your blond, es poor hio id is the "source of physicist The Ottawa Fire. weakness. To. build up the blood Dr. There are many Canadians who %Villiam'.' Pink Pale is just the medi- will always believe, official state - cine you need. Every dose help. to 'nests to the eontrary notwlthstasd- make new blood which reediest every iag, that the Germane had soma - nerve and every part of the body, thing to do with the bursing of the bringing color to the cheeks, bright- Parliament Buy' dings at Ottawa. nem to the eye., • steadiness to the Wben Mr. Nathbm, the American bandit, s good appetite and splendid editor who has exposed so fussy energy. Thousands throughout the .rpstomis plots was in Toronto re- eountryy whose condition once made matey be was asked about the mat - them despair owe their present good I ter. i�1� said that be kad no Positive health to this medicine. It you sol tolorml�on but three weeks beton one of the weak and ailing give Dr. It toot ace they had information of Williams' Piot Pill* • fair trityl and I a plan to destroy the Parltaveat once the daily gain in new health and' Bulllipga about that time, with two B. J. Crawford, Jos. Mellough, Jae. two y' Redmond, Wm. Smith and Robert cottage, 'Shingle Shack." You can get these pills through any Bell Mise Marion DnugIes, of Hyde ! medicine dealer or by mail post paid at Park, is visiting her aunt and uncle, 60 cents • box nr six hoxe s for $2 fit) Mr. and Mrs. John Tough. from the Dr. Williams Medicine Uo., THERE IS A MESSAGE IN TH18I Mr. Beverly Ketchen, of Hamilton, Brockville, Ont. Mae joined his wife and family in their cottage nu Sunset Heights. Mr. and Mbit. Hunt and family, of London, arrived on Saturday and are occupying Mn. Roes' cottage, "Sam H Inn." Mies Stewart, of London. and Master Kenneth Stanbury, of Exeter. are gusstsat Mrs. titanhury's cottage, "The Cedars." LADY'S STORY. She Tells What Dodd's Kidney Pills Do for Women. Hamilton, Ont., July 30 Special).— The story told by Mrs. H. Dickens, of 70 Tom street. this city. carries a ides - stage of hope to every suffering woman in Canada. "After my hahy was horn," Mrs. Dictens states, "i used to After with my hack and had no heart to do m work around the home. But I read ahnut Dodd's Kidney Pills and what they have don* for other, so i thought i solid get a hos and sew what they would do for me. i am plewse4 to sa that atter taking two holes 1 found such at relief i would not be with- out. then in the bones, My daughter, t.no, had been very sick nn and off for a Inag time. Iter, nerves got so bad we were afraid we wood awe her in .h• hrapltal. But. 1 am pleased fn sa' she is better through ,laking Dodd • Kidney Pills." - DRoweurdAre1nsgT.—Asad drown- ing accident occurred on Monday afternoon In the lake, just beside the south pier, when Miss Margery Chnwetl, of Clinton, lost her life. Mies Chowen witi, Mitre girl friends was in the water bathing and the water being very rough she was knocked off her feet by s wave and carried out by the under t,ow. Her sister also was knooked down by tiles wares, but her screams were heard by Mr. Casty Atkinson, who was In the river with his ,rotor -h,$1 and who hurried to the tweet, and was sun'ssafol In sav- Ing her A number of men withered and search at one. started for the follow be able to put, It Minter us wh i dashes ma the eaelue missing girl, who afle some little says. "1 told you so r Bre. LuniUeh "tants to Canada. The Attorney -General for New York State was not informed of this, be- cause a Mr. Marshifl had let it 11e over,, not believing the Information, though he had since said he did set forward the information. Both Par- HENMILLER. tiamest Buildings and the munition WEDNESDAY, Aug. 1. planta were damaged by fire or bomb Mr. R. T.Pfrimmer has a barge gang wtthtn fort,<Ight hours of the tines working on his sow dam He expects ne whish The Provfdaace Journal the job will be completed in about six Must information. "That V all i terve week 1 of tie Ottawa nee," said Mr. Haty�. Rev. and Mn. P. 8. Banes and the 'se i am content to bMleve that It latter's sister, Dr. Bagshaw, of Ham- could not be charged to carelessness ikon, are spending several days of this ser laet of ordinary preeautton at weak at Crediton. Ottawa, because we know how (MO The lee cream social on the grounds Emit !t is to circumvent than mem." of 8 R.No 2 on Wednesday evenitg, July 2o4,,, was very successful. With I Light Craft. ideal weather, alarge crowd turned out Tbs Canadian canoe, whish for to partake of the excellent supper pro- tights'ss, carrying - power, see- •ided and to listen to the splendid pm• worthiness, sad name of propulsion seam afterwards. Music was provided I has no rival, was an Invention of the y the Clinton Orchestra and there North American Indians, whose were oohs, duets, etc.,h� local t.lent. birch -tart craft wee for a long i )r- period the 'wittiest boat propelled The proceeds were in t e neighl hoed of PIO. I by rsaa's Mew.l's; lest as the native if it 'should after all turn nut thet -catamaran le the only vesewl that Lord Kitchener le alive, won't the cam slid* ever the terrible surf that For Good Reliable Shoe Repairs, try Smith as Ring 30 East Street. Opposite Knox Church Git'e Us a Trial We may i.e mistaken, but it looks as though this old Province was g0 to demonstrate that it can show the Western youngsteu what real crops look like. Hern's Grocery We were asked the other day if we had in stock some of the most commonly used Polishes. Here is a list of some we have on hand. Shoe Polishes Stove Polishes Silvo and Electro -Silicon, for silver Brasso, for brass Wonder Shine and Welling- ton Knife Polish, for cutlery Spick and Span and Old Dutch Cleanser, for general cleaning Renu -all and Liquid Ven eer, for furniture Bon Ami, for glass W. HERN Cern.,' Naw,.nonet. and agaare Prov. es A . - • .-..-„,.,,...„.......,.,, _.,_ EUROPEAN WAR PIG'I'URES On the British Western T'e'at to Trane.—Ptrittg a long range gun. • The British dvanoe hs the West—Tarseers back among the trenches lid of Qe ra Sal