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THE SIGNAL (OPERWH ONTARIO
Since the very beginning of
the automobile industry,
when M.chelin invented the
pneumatic automobile .ire,
Michelin Tires have been
famous for their durability.
Their superior quality make,
them the most economical of
all .ares. You owe it to
yourself to give them a trial.
East Street Garage
Owned end Operated by a Practical Mut"
ARTHUR M. GLOVLR
Goderich - - Ontario
Michelin Casings are just as good as Michelin Red Inner
Tubes, & are gfkn imitated in color but never bi quality.
LOCAL TOPICS
Accidental Lfeath.
The coronet's inquest Into the death
of til.. late Benjamin James Herbert
Smith wee coucludrd by a sevvion at
the town hell on Friday last. The re-
port of the pxut-wortew examination
was submitted, and theury brought
in the verdict that "the said Hen.
James H. Swish carne to his death
from falling tutu the bold of the.
steamer Paipoonge on the morning of
August 26th at the city of Budge,
eausitrg !lecture of the skull, and we
believi from rvideucesubwitted that
hie death was. scoudentsl.".
Farms Sold.
Mr. James Connolly,of town, has
mitt hie two grass harms, on the 7th
couceasion of Ooderich township, t/ .
Mr. James Bond, of town. and hie son
Iti.berJ Bond, of (ioderich township.
'These farms have been a cattle pasture
for twenty -live years nr more and,
should grow a good crop of anything.
Mr. Richard Bond hes got pawsrssinn
now and is prepared as soon as the old
sod will plow to get a Targe portion of
it ready for crop. This is cr1'teinly a
step iu the right direction -greeter
production.
Mr. Connolly also hes sold his resi-
dence un Quebec street to Mr. Albret
Stevenson ; hut. we are glal t o know
that this does net wean -,that he is
going to leave town.
Demonstration of Canning.
On Taesalay afternoon. Sept amber
18th, in the basement of the public
library, a demonstration of the can-
ning of fruit and vegetables will be
given by Miss M.ttherlaud, of Enthro,
under the auspices of the \Vowen'e
lostitutq, This is not her Institute
members alone. but is a .,splendid op -
pot tanity
p-
pottanity for anyone who is interested
and eager to can surplus foodstuff.
for the .tern day+ ahead. A cordial
invitation is rz'ended to the ladies
of the town and c000lry. Tim _Fink
will comtnrncr" at 2.30 p. un.
A special weetingeof the members of
tbe Goderich branch of the Woolens
Institute will he held nt the home of
Mrs. Wm. Cox, 6n Britannia road, on
Friday evening et 8 o'clock . The bus-
iness is important and a large at-
tendance is req rested.
Death of Mrs. David O'Brien.
The death occurred on Sunday after-
noon of Mrs. David O'Brien. Trafelg:u•
street, at the age of seventy-five year..
Mho had not teen in the best of health
lor wane time, but her denth carne sin-
extieotedly. B fore cowing 10 Oode,
• rich three years aon, Mrs. O'Brien had
been a reeiuent of Stratford for many
ywsrs. She was a n ,tive of Yarmouth
township, county of Elgin, h. r maiden
aroq being Ellen Coughlin. Beside*
r husband, she leaves one an/1.
Daniel M. O'Brien, of town, and tw,,
delight.. t'• : _prs. Geo.. Denham and
Mrs. AA. J. F,geoii, b.1( h of Stretford.
The renewer were taken to Stratford
'1(11 Howley ".id the funeral t -tisk place
Goer-. on\ Wednesday nun Hing (r
the resider
Requiem hi
GRAY HAIR
Or. Tr -ornate • Natural Man. Restorative,
card ., d. n;ed. ,. ,use seed to restore hair u ,1
natural cusp or nun** refunded Po.,ti e., wry no, . dr
,e.d
4.n -into, 'ars Pr,c. 31.'.', pow -or Write Trawls
eerier s+. Teee.1.. un.
On ale in Cede, ch .r J A Grnefertt , Dna Suave.
not NoohS,. midtown
FREE
Kelhs'e Trw eei 0e4. -.�. • r..-. .I:,r
Inrnl: F.'•rl as w Rech: telly row and
wl..rn •n inn eta kart and nap no we:
aaiawY Tn
Mew. nh'.wr.tnet.. ?tn... nista. .e.•,11 ''.Ir.
Man'ger'sfoto Wrtso' .n'. .pee:a-
nam's enhptirio. . 1,. .1
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NeMw1 Raw ear RseA111 1s -est wawao« mua' ,>A
awl aninrurlt r nee M
aware
WNW WAN) for ahww
AearAn.•. . g vrm-
aw does
Wow,
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vat t•
Hallam Building, Toronto
Olaruz:f
tam-Buk'a soothing and healing
power. - Zam-Buk has been our
household balm for fourteen years.
and we could not do without It;"
says Mr. George A. Kilburn of Swan
Lake, Man.
For eczema and akin troubles of
all kinds Zam-Buk bas no equal;
also for old sores, ulcers, abscess
none, pimples, blood -poisoning, piles.
cuts. burns, bruises and scalds.
All dealers nr Zam-Auk Co.. To-
ronto. 50e. box, 3 for $1.26.
an) Bu
THE PATRIOTIC FUND. I Thoughtful Doctor.
l?'.tlent-What do yet think of a
w .i leer cli "mate for we l
Doctor -That's precisely what 1 am
trying to guard you against.
1 A woman who loves money doesn't
i neeessardy love ,a wan ben aver he has
t..
1 Only a stall percentage of money
'raved up for rainy days is invested in
(uwbieliae-
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Some Information as to What is Being
Done by the Local Branch
The regular meeting of the Patriotic
!Fund branch executive was held on Tues -
i day evening last, with aquodettendasie of
the memyyg�rs. Cpmiderah:e husmes; was
tran,.aetetr most of which. however, was
of a routine character, dealing with ap-
plications for advances from the savings
account. transfers from other branches of
the Fund. complaints of alleged grievances.
etc.. matters which are inevitable with
nearly 300 individual cases to deal with.
A circular from the executive of the Fund
at Ottawa enclosed a copy of a poster giv-
I ink information regarding the care of
returned soldiers, as contained in the
regulations of the Military Hospitals Com-
mission and the Board ot Pensions Com-
missioners. Through the kindness of P.
M..Galt. the local branch has had this
poster trained and placed in ;the post -
office. where it can be.9een by the public
and all returned am
or memPerd. of
their families.
The following figures regarding the
aolmni,trdtion of the Fund through this
branch should be of interest to the public
in thus county, and it is gratifying to state
that the last audit made at Ottawa reports
that the statement of this branch from
the commencement of the Fund to the
41st of agrees absolute by with
fhe records of the office at 'Ottawa. The
following is a summary of the Fund for
this county up to September 1st instant:
At the commencement of the Fund ire
December, 1914, there were about a dozen
names on the list, receiving a total
monthly amount of about 1250. Those
nxtribers were being slowly but gradually
added to for a year and a -half until the
early summer of 1916. when the 161st
Battalion was organized and the list
•jumped to nearly 300. with a total
monthly payment of about 34,500. These
fietres have been steadily maintained since
that time. and today we have, in round
• numbers. 300 dependents. receiving a total
monthly payment of 34.500. Since our
organization up to the present time we
have paid out to the soldiers' wives and
dependents the total amount of 3'7,163.
In that period of time the committee has
endeavored to assist the dependents in
' saving part of their patriotic fund. with
the result that over 326,000 has been set
aside in a savings account (or their benefit.
;The advantage of having money to their
credit has been appreciated by all, and the
extra savings have been a great help to
i many who have, when necessity prevented
itself. drawn a part of the money the
I committee had held out for them. While
we live. in a total, set aside over 326,000
in a dryings account, we have. where we
I deemed it advisable, paid out about half
hof this amount, and there yet remains
some 313,000 to the credit of the soldiers'
I wives in the county of Huron. Also it
may be said. to the great credit of those
who are receiving this fund. that a num-
ber of them who have saved their patri-
otic money have invested in Dominion
Government war bonds. About 32,000
has been taken up in this way.
I\\•illism Ireland, of the village of
I At Thur, has heen sent up by Magi a-
trate Mot ton, of \Vinghern. on a
eherge of nets -cent assault said to have
been committed p pon a young woman
gaped Macdougall. it is alleged Oita
Inlltad, on the reet'xt of giving the
trite motor ride, took her fifteen
MI into the country. The case
comps before Jadg•e DC4/00 t.,ttQor-
row:
Relative* have money, 1),s11,reIntions
ase always pool .
he Business Woman.
Toiler, more than ever --before, Is
woman i opportunity. Many new oc-
eupetions are now ope ied to her
w hich,j,belore the war, she was deemed
unfitted to fill. And truth to tell she
has rieen to the opportunity, and now
'shares ruany bnsiuess responsibilities
in former times confined t , men. Bus,
aim women are subject to more frequent
(luetuatious of bell' b than men, many
wili be handicapped erriy, if they re-
gard their health requirements too
lightly. •
The nervone rti'ain, long hours and
prolonked omental or physical fatigue
thin tbe t.1 .od and weaken the
Such coediiIons as women are now
c oiled upon to undergo can nnly be
endured by a full-blooded constitution.
This in as terse for men as for women,
only weaklir women suffer soonest.
The woman worker, in any line, n-
gnirrr her Mood replenished frequent-
ly. She needs new, rich blood to keep
1 her health und. r the trying conditions
of business life, and to fort fy her
system against the effects of nye,-
work. This *petite also to the woman
in the home, who, perhaps, has more
wnrriee and anxieties than usual. So
let ell girls end women take heed and
renew their blood promptly at the
' fl-st approach of pallor, lark of appe-
tite, headache or backache. Thio can
lie best and twist effectively accomp-
lished by takRrg Dr. R'illianin Pink
I Pills, which quake new, rich blond and
i thus help womankind so perfectly. No
I woman need fear failure of health if
they take these pill. occasionally to
keep them well, or give them a fair
trial i1 they find then, -elves rundown.
You ran 'AM • William-' Pink Pile
through any nrardieine dealer or he
, mail at 50 cents a hos or six teexeo ter
' $2.50 (rem the D . Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Oat.
The Ahmeek Chspt r. 1 0. D. E ,
will hold Its mc,nthly me, ting on Mon-
day, 17th hist. at 4 o'clock, in the
court house. A good attendance ie
requested. -
ROYAL
YEAST CAKES
Ir _
HAS BEEN
CANADA'S
FAVORITE
YEAST FOR
MORE THAN
30 YEARS
MAKE PERFECT
BREAD
MADE IN CAN: DA
L .yl
ROYAL
e of Mr. A. J. Pigeon.
Masa* was cel-brated at
the. church , the Immaculate Con-
ception by Rev. D. J. 13geu, end Lire
intense•' was *de in Avondale
erulele. y. .
The Advertiser Contest.
Been. le of Thr Loodou Advertiser'*
circulation carrsteat, iptithliehsdi ou
Saturday, showed that Mien Vera (i,
Latimer, of tioxte.irh, h1Fd won the
second prig•-- a 341M1 Mason & Ri.ch
piano -in district. No. 7, including
the comities' of Huron and Perth. The
winner of the first prise inthis district
wee Mrs. J. W. Manning, of Clif�o e.
who gets a Chevrolet car. Miss Ma`1oeII
Meakell and Mire Martie Was rener,
town, received • bergs is her of es
bur were not among the prize -winners/
Miss Latimer is one of the bright
Young daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Lstimer, S'. David's street,
and The Signal total -'n it. congratula-
tions upon her succene, •
Mr. John Thurlow, of Kitchener. a
son of Mr,. James Thurlow•. Angleees
meet, tone, Wee the winner of a
Chevrolet motor car in the Advertiser
contest just dosed. He won first piece
in distort No. 6, having 4.157,7111
votes, )lis Ooderich friends join in
congratulating hitn on hissuccew:
Huron War Contingent Association.
The annual meeting of the Huron War
Contingent Association was held at Clin-
ton on Labor Day, with a gond attend-
ance. The president, Mrs. Hamilton, of
Goderich. presided. Reports were pre-
sented and various matters connected
with the work of the Association were
d&cussed and action taken thereupon
An interesting and encouraging address
upon.women's work in the war was given
by Miss Robinson, corresponding secre-
tary of the Elgin county W. C. A Offi-
cers for the ensuing year were elected as
follows : Hon. president, Mr . Hamilton,
Goderich ; president, Mrs. D. Fair,
Clinton ; corresponding sect ary, Mrs.
Fitton, Exeter ; secretary, Mi Consitt,
Hensall ; treasurer, Miss Brown, Sea -
forth. All presidents of organizations in
the shipping centres are vice-presidents ;
these shipping centres are Goderich,
Clinton, Sea(orth, Wingham, Exeter,
Blyth and Brussels,
L COAL TOPICS IN BRIEF.
The monthly meeting of the Heti
Cross Social y will he held in the jory
room of the coon t house on Monday
ryeoina at 8 o'clock.
1 wish to announce that 1 have
full stork of fall millinery and will h
Soleaeud to show ft on and after kith
eptember. Mks. P. T. DEAN.
Mr. R. R. Salina I and daughter,
Mum Verna, leave on Friday' on a trip
to Algonquin Park And will be away
e week or en. in his absence Miss
Sw..fllrld will be in charge of Mr.
HMllow.. studio.
The horsemen are having a big time
at the ALr•icultural race trap► these
days Ws. Ing mut their hones. On
Maturday last quite a crowd watched
A. M. Poi ev'a Wilkes -bred "Walter
Eddy" chap ate of toe te-t of his eke
hen -it style. Prnapects are goal
fora blg field of speed -re at the fall
show.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Wm. Sharman way n . intro, at i.ndon
Thi. work.
Mr. Harry Hoche -en, of she trnton RAM
staff, war moved 10 Weakens lk Chia ase,.
Mr. and Mi". ,'red Roar. or h.a 'annoys.
were week end feline" at Ina Aosta ot shale
brother, Mr" O'. M. Ron,
Her, J. H. ltaterhout swat laid, m Trey
Oar aft+odlugk meeting of the AI•u Coheirs
du'nu.er xrkuat saeeutive nowtah tee.
Mr. Mai Pans*/ seed d.s.i hter, Mi.. Vaaula•
left 1'd. week for Toronto, to .peed the Jewish
New Year. They will be ilbrest fourteen days
Moa Armour and daughter, Mk. Atte.... re-
turned trout Detroit un Weluewlny owing/ t0
the eeriest* Wooer of the farmer- mother. Yrs.
Welton.
•
Mrs In./ Patterson and Mr'. ll. McRae, of
Lockuuw, motored to lioderioh on Saturday
and were the quest. ot Mrs. C. M. Row, Klein
crenae.
Mr. H. Earl kiliult rettfrued to Toronto on
We ,attar 10015 lit1K this moue" r in
town. Mr Elliott 1. ou the staff of Upper
Canada Puttees.
Mr. Maitland Prldham has taken At po.lnoni
st I'oronto h the issZne a of 7 -hunt. Munwilwd
Howson & MacPherson. 00wrt crest .'s oullt
est.. "Maltt" r a boy of Thu right port and
Will tunwad.
Mr. 1). Macdonald has ret tamed froth a trip
co the St. Lawrence and e5aqueney. Mr.. Mao-
donldd, who aoco•u puled him un the Irip, res
monied in Totw,to 'o anent a few day. the
kuert of Miss Nurdh. Inter.
CHURCH NOTES.
The Bspllist Young People will
hold their opening racial next Mon•
day evening. A cordial invitation is
extended to any who can come,
Rev.Oordon M H doer will preach in
the Baptist church next Monday morn-
ing and evens"g. Theta lay schxtl
will meet at lel o'eioek next Sunday
and the following. A Monday school
rally will be held on September 30th.
The pastor, Rev. J. Hs Osterhout,
will haveeharge of thea eervie.s next
Sunday in Victoria street- Methodf t
church. Morning rubj,•ct : "Hod's
Chief Porpose in His Pruvidences.
Evening : "rhe I'unurtenes of Youth.'
Monday school and Billie claim at 3
p. tu Epworth L •ague Tuesday eve-
ning at 8 o'clock.
Toe union p-1ayer service+ which
have been h -Id for *note t nue prat
are to be continued, but it has been
agreed th tt ..'to'her ep4cial s•rvace,
with apre'al reference t, the moral
and spin teal ,.,or. of the war. shall be
held on the thin 1 4 eiltiedey of Peels
month. and this the citizens are earn-
estly inviter) to attend. The first of
theme will be held in Knox church on
Wednesday evening next at 8 o'clock.
'Tbe Presbyterian nadirs of town and
vicinity were well represented on
Tuesday Last when the.H',ron Presby-
terial Society of the W. M. H. held its
semi-annual meeting at Kippen, those
in attendance bring: 1 Knox church.
Mesdames Murdoch Macdu.tald. Mc-
Urrmid. Hume, Malcolm Mackay.
rl'uvitsnsv, icer. 13, 1917 6
J
Thrift Leads
to Prosperity
via a Savings Account
Check waste on your
farm, In your house or your
shop -cut down your self -
Indulgences -eh for yourself those little jobs that run away with
the small change -get full value for every dollar you spend -
and depos:t the savings regularly In the Oaks Bask ill Canada.
The accumulated results, with interest added. will some
day mean financial Independence.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOME3E, bL nager.
Herald 0. IHewton ; rditnt t, Mary
Barchler, Alex. J. H , Ennuis Wal-
lace, Jean MaeEwau : piauirt, Jean
Bogie : onuuoillnrs, Melon Cooke,
Grace Pinder, Claire hays,
The following are new students from
out of tomo :
Elisabeth R. Davidson, Hoderich
township.
Cora E. Driver, Hodericb, H. R.
No. I.
Mary T. Dalton, Ooderich, R, It.
No. 1.
Dorothy 4. Bichau, Haxierieh, It. It.
No .2. •
Ruby L. McLeod, Uorlerich, It. it.
No. 4.
Julia H. Young, Ooderich, It. 1t.
No. a.
Mawurl Si. Currey, Nile.
Georgi E. Sheppetd, Nile.
EIva F. Dewar, Hayfield. H, H.
No, 3.
Obelys J. (.inn, Clinton, R. R
Ni'. 2:
F'ank H Raithhy, Agfiurn.
Hector Macleod. Alibtuu, R. R. -
No. 1.
Bertha Westlake, Zurich. It. It.
No. ,2.
Alberta H. Beckett, Litek . R. H.
No. 7.
Isobel J. Mirponc si. *4iittatl,
Irene C. McDowell. 11rigravr, 1t. it.
0. 1.
Edward OtJohnetnn, Detroit, Mich.
ftrdvers Augustine„ Dungannon.
Clifton. Stencheu, Kelly. Dunlop and
Misr Nairn and Orais;ie : fr Ire-' ----- -Y-
burn, Mos. Percy tit sweet and Miss
Clatk and the president, Mrs. Hamil-
ton ; from Union church. Mesdames
Falconer and Johnston, and front Car-
low, Mre. Henderson.
Presbytery of Huron.
etre Presi.yirry of Huron held n
regular Meet lug at Clinton un Thu1v-
dey, September 6th, and an adjourned
our at Kippers out Sept -wort' TITh.
The chief busurrss was with two calls
-lone .f the congregations of
Anhnrn and Smith's Hill i" favor of
Hey. 1t..1. Rus., of Haiti uture, and the
other from CarmeI chuff -h, Hrnsail, in
favor of Rev. J. A. McConnell, of
Toronto. B•nt•b were sustained and
transmitted. The induction at
Hen•alt was net for September J31h at
7 o'clock in the evening. A deputa-
tion from the Assembly's c '+s'
en the coral wares. of the war... aneist-
ing of M-y+raSedgwiek, nt Hamilton
And Wooddide, of Brantford, was heard
and a c ' tee of seven was ap-
pointed to co-operate with the corn -
mission, considering the whole master
carefully and reporting at the next
meeting of Presbytery. At that Inert-
ing also a representative of the
Assembly Sehbath school co 'tire
is expected to he present, and all in-
trusted in work swong the young are
nvited to attend.
THE OODERICH MARKETS.
TmctusuAv, September 13.
Wheel. err .......................1 to $ 2.311
Oats, per ba-li .... ..... .7" to 77,
Marley. ler bush ."., 1.10 to I.2
Pear. per bush 2.011 to 2.2.3
Ruckwheat, per Minh. .... . 1.13 to 1.23
,lour, f,apily, percwt 1.75 19 0-Irt
Ilour. pateut, per cwt x11) to Gi
than. per ton 31.00 to 9110
dhortx per ton .""" :49'11 t0 11.10)
Hay. per ton 10,551 to 12.01
etraw, loose, per ton ',40) 10 atm
Wood, per load 6.491 to 630
Thiry Rutter, eerie .36 to "NI
Creamery Hotter .40 t0 .43
Rain. fresh. per doc ... .11 to .43
Potatoes. per bush ... ... 1,00 to '173
t'a111e, buts -her.' chute*. per COL 9.0 r 1.0 eon
Cattle, btu cher,, medlum.terewt 615) to ant
Hoes.. Ilve:welgbt, per cwt. 17 00 10 17 00
Hider. per lb .13 to .17
Tallow, rendered, per Ib .1n M 10
Voting sheep. clipped. ... 9.991 to 9.30
11(1110 11 p1 to 11.00
Sheeprkl..s. 2•1110. 3x0
Weed, nnw..shed. per Ib, •. ,.. .'e to '.S
w.wbed, per Ib. ......... 65 to .72
G. C. I. NOTES.
The enrolment at th- Collegiate in-
stitute has reached 175 and several
more are yet to moue in.
The O. C. I. Literary Society iree
orgeoized for the fall term with the
following officer, : 44eus-.--- presi-
dent. Dr. H. 1. Strang ; presi-
dent, Frnest M. Ire : le vice-
president, Leonard Macklin : 2nd vice-
president, Agnee J. Maunders ; see-
letery, Esther P. Hume ; treasurer,
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use rubbing said doctoring your
back. Curie the kiltx•vn. There
is only One kidney medicine but
it cures Backache every time-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
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