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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1917-11-22, Page 44 Tnuasowv, Nov. 22, 191 THE SIGNAL - GODERICH ONTARIO •. . - ,: + gave a party to about twenty of her young friends, the evening being spent in progressive 'euchre and dancing. Mira Hunter and Mr. Reuben Bogie were the winners of the prises. After lunch dancing was indulged in till the eerly hours of the morning. Mr. Bogie with the violin, ac• 1 companied by Miss Farrish. of Goderich, and V. Bis on the organ, supplied the music. The young people dispersed to their homes voting the young hostess a fine entertainer. Saturday will be Suit and Overcoat Day at Pridham's STYLE, QUALITY AND WARMTH IMMENSE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. UNSUR- P4SSD IN QUALITY AND CHARACTER. OV EtCC ATS in the new Trench and Shp -on models, in Meltons, Cheviots, fancy Tweed mixtures. Prices $13.50 to $26.00. SUITS. A large range to choose from, at prices much below present values. $ 12.00 to $25.00. ALL -WOOL UNDERWEAR AT $1.00 This is old stock. We have only a small quan- tity left, so be here early on Saturday. Per garment $1. When an ' get on their Walter C. Pridham 'Phone 57 Black as Dirt About the Eyes. Liver Was All Up,et and There Was Pain Under the Shoulderblade-Two Brien attended , the funeral of their brother-in-law. Mr. D. Martin, at White- church on Monday. Mr. Robert Stalker was ailed to Flint, Mich.. last Saturday `o be with his daughter. Miss Ethel. who was operated on for appendicitis. We are sled to hear favorable reports of her conditions. SAD News. --A message was received this morning telling of the death of Mrs. (Rev.) J. L. Small at Hespeler, from pneumonia. The sad event has cast a gloom over her many friends here who had loved her from childhood. She leaves, besides her bereft husband, two young children: also her mother. Mrs. McDon- ald. a sister, Miss ZeUa. and a brother. William. in Toronto. The sympathy of the people of Auburn goes out to the sorrowing ones in the loss of one so dear. BLYTH. TUESDAY, Nov. 20. SEVERELY WOUNDED. -Pte. Wm. Interesting Letters. Hamm, who was reported wounded in the fighting in France, is not getting along very well. and the chaplain of the hospi- Toronto. Ont.. Nov. 22. -So many people tai sent a letter to his parents on Monday, suffer from derangements of the liver that stating that it had been necessary to am - we feel sure these two reports. just re- putate the right leg, that his right arm Gently received. will prove int resting was badly shattered and that he was suf- fering considerable pain. Pte. Hamm en - reading and valuable information to many readers of this paper.listed with the 161st and when he arrived Mrs. F. L. Harris. Keatley, P. 0.. Sask.. in England he was one of the first to offer writes: "I was suffering from liver trouble his services to go to France. His parents had a heavy pain under one shoulder- feel very soaowful over the suffering that - blade all the time, and was nearly as has come to their oldest boy. black as dirt around the eyes. so I con- I PROPERTY CHANCES. -A number of eluded to try some of Dr. Char's Kidney- changes of town property have taken .Liver Pills. I did so. and before I had place here this week. Amongst these is taken one 25c box the pain had left me the sale of the flour mills. which Mr. C. and I commenced to gain in flesh. and by i H. Geese has owned for a number of the time I had taken two boxes i was years. Owing to ill -health he found that completely cured and felt like a new per- , he could not do the work, so he has sold son. My trouble was caused by heavy I it to a Toronto syndicate which takes work out-of-doors. and, of curse, heavy n on December 1st. Mr. I would advise i ler, who is one of the purchasing lostP eating and constipation eg ave honor some men GODERICH TOWNSHIP. I anyone suffering from kidney or lives , company, will reside here and have ty•. Your Eyeglasses should be given very careh attention Perfect -fitting Spectac 's and Eye Glasses can be obtain:: only atan establishment where t' : ut- most care is exercised in every partment. You are invited to call upon me for OPTICAL. SERVICE with the fell realization of absolute secur- ity in the selection of sour gtaases. Examinations preferably by ap- pointment. AND MFG Pt OPTICIAN . RIOT Ar int POST DrFF t frays lane GUELPH. Otis WEDNESDAY. Nov. 21. trouble tD give Dr. Chase's Pills a trial. ' I charge of the mill. It is Mr. Geese's in - Mrs B. Wilson. of Goderich. is visit- Mrs. Charles Terry, Tweed. Ont.. writes: tention o take it easy for some time, to ing her daughter, Mrs. John McMillan, -Before I was married I was troubled see if he can regain his former strength. of the 6th concession. ' with enlargement of the liver. My lives i Another change is the purchase of the A memorial service will be held in be ame so enlarged that you could detect residence property of Mr. A. Taylor on Union church on Sunday afternoon, the swellings on either side. and it was Dinsley street by Mr. B. Harrington. December '2,at 3 o'clock. for the late only with difficulty that i could get my I POLITICS. -TM first gun in the polis Corp, Joe tuill and Pte. Arthur Mc- clothes on. A friend advised me to get ical campaign was fired on Thursday Cluskey, who fell in the advance on Ur. Chase's Kidney' -Liver Pills and take evening. when Mr. W. H. Willis, of Wing - Mr. Ridge. them. I commenced this treatment ham, delivered a political address to a Mr. Robs, Spackman. bean thresher and used nine boxes. which cured me at t very small audience. a very for this township. who has recently our- that time. Then: about two or three good but it.Hes made a rather vy chased a new outht. has been given two years afterward, i was troubled again with oaddress. He wa noto herean ter weeks' notice from the Clinton exemption the swelling. but only on my right side. I ramblingterests nature.orpe was d rl• tribunal to sell his outfit and don the secu ed some more Kidney -Liver Pills and marks he knockedterboth and hisIt was khaki with the first draft. took them, which finally cured toe. I thought at one time that he would be the A cable was received from the Y.M C.A. have not been troubled in this way since. ! candidate for a third party in the present in Er.gland by Mrs. Stuart McDougall, I can cheerfully recommend Dr. Chase's campdate but denied in and statedee stating that her sots. Sergi. Gordon Mc -Kidney -Liver Pills to anyone having I that he simply wanted to educate the Dougall. M. M., who was reported kid- ney or liver trouble. le towards political purity. as he ounded last week. is in a senors condi- "We have also found Dr. Chase's Lin- cpe need that both parties at the pas n. He is in a Canadian hospital in seed and Turpentine excellent for coughs time were rotten with graft and prese - inld. and colds. In fact. any of Dr. Chase's tion. We are afraid that its mission was o OLD RESIDENTS DEPART. -An old medicines which we have used have been t fn. as we notice that the partisans of Goderich ash' the per g� T reside son of Kth inst.. sears. hire, E when a you Streetssille he took up Landon had lived ever member w hen crowned and lived to\ grandchildren. He is sons and three daught and Jacob, all of this enc tow , i . in n Marshall, passed away on the t the great age of ninety-eight Marshall was born in York - and came to Canada man. After two years at e up to Huron and Bayfield line. where he He could well re- Victona was see his great -great - wed by three Edward. John IP: Mrs. W. Johnston. of Holmesvillet Mrs. James Johnston. of Ashfield. ands Miss Jane Tuesi morning. 13th inst.. Rachel Crik. widow at the eased me n. a Marshall. at home Often the Cheapest- of the late John 0. Elliott. d age of eighty-seven years. The Always the Best - was born in Tipperary. Ireland. a to this couutry when a young w W. WA L KF R The family remained at Georgetown f M short •rs ago and a so Dr. Chase's Kidney -Liver Pills. one pill a dose. 25c a box. five for $1.00 at all I dealers. or Edmanson, Bates b Co., Lim- i •• ited. Toronto ri n, Alexander, and a daughter. Mrs. F. H Powell surr,ve. Mrs. T. Webster, o Furniture Dealer Lucknow, is a sister. and Undertaker nuuse Furnishing The Store of Quality time before coming to Huron. i Elliott died four yea PHONES STORE 'q RLS 197 .• S• ••••• NOTICE Owing to the scare Coal, and the fact the sales have, of necessity, to be made in very small quantities, we have found it absolutely necessary to make a rule that ALL COAL BE PAID FOR ON DELIVERY LEEBURN. TUESDAY, Nov. 20th A Social. OCCASION. Wednesday NILE. WEDNESDAY, Nov. 21. Mr. Harvey Pentland. of Toronto, vis- ited at his home here for the weekend. Preparations are being made for the Christmas concert. It will be fully' up to the high standard of previous years. Rev. G. McKinley, of Seaforth. took the service here on Sunday evening. He made a splendid missionary appeal. The annual prayer meeting for the Women's Missionary Societies of the cir- cuit was held in the church on Wednesday afternoon. I The Farmers' Club will hold its meeting on Friday evening. November 30th. All members are requested to be present, as this is an important meeting for appoint- ment of delegates. No •'next Su away. Mr. o CREWE. MONDAY, Nov. 19th. nice will beheld in Crewe church ay, owing to the pastor's going r evening of last week Miss Beth Fags: R ;day. finished threshing here last Sah rday. Bob repots a good season • Mac Ewan Elate r[ Top Notch Quality Footwear for Fall We are now showing our greatest variety of the very latest style ideas in good sub- stantial, serviceable footwear. Shoes that hold their shape and last the longest. Shoes that our customers call for again and again. All styles of Rubber foot- wear are now in stock at the lowest possible prices. -REPAIRING- Geo. MacVicar 1 North ,idle of Square. Goderich Quite a number from here attended the anniversary sere es in Blake's church last Sunday. The business meeng of the Ashfield Soldiers' Aid Circle h here last Tues- day was well attend N CARLOW. Anniversary services wi Smith's Hill church on and on the Monday evening social wilt be held in the new hal KINTAIL. The Kintail branch ot the Women's In- stitute wilt hold its regular monthly mg on '1 hursoay. Ltcemb r 6th, at t home of Mrs. Robert Hamilton. All are welcome. be held at ber 2nd, Rowing a AMONG ALL THE PRESENTS a Photograph is the one m►'t desire1. Let ns give )cot a sitting Oat at this time We make enlargements or do any Special work mit- able to tbeitiolida\A. • . .i . 94. H`uma (}Oi)KItICI I McEwen's Specials We have a nice assortment for overseas Boxes from 5c a package up: Also some Tin Boxes suit- able to send by mail. A FRESH SUPPLY OF PEELS Lemon, Orange and Citron. Also shelled Walnuts. The kind that makes the cakes taste good for overseas and for Christmas. We hale new Carrots Beets Cabbage Onions Turnips Parsnips A help to make the dinner taste good. J. J. McEwen ' Phone 46 're:wit THE COLBORN E STORE "°t"er BuyVictory a Bond and help end the War GLOVES Now is the time to buy Gloves. One stocks are complete in all lines, in Chamoisette, Kid and washable Gloves. Also Woollen Gloves for ladies i an i'' hes00 ren. n i3 Ladies' a washable Cape Gloves in all sizes, in grey, white and champagne, Ladies' white Chamoisette Gloves with plain back or black back, in all sizes, $1.25 a pair. -. French Kid Gloves in allIkzes, in black, tan and white, at $2.00. Children's and' ladies' Cape Gloves at $1.2.5'and $2.01) a pair. Black undressed Kid Gloves at $2.25 a pair. Everyone is busy getting ready the presents for Christmas that they intend to make at home. Our stock of accessories for snaking knitting bags, camisoles, yarn for knitting, cotton for crochet work. satins and ribbon for trimming. and many other tuaterials for your work are here for you. Buying at this store makes shopping easy. LINENS Table Linen by the yard, in either bleached or unbleached. These cloths have been- bought eesbought for a long time and we can sell you Table Linen at less than today's wholesale price. Pure Linen Tabling from $1.25 to. $3.25 a yard. Unbleached Tabling at 50c and 90c a yard. Table Cloths with Napkins to match, in good patterns, tC t fromne $2.75 Stor5. to 16.00. Napkins in all sizes from 11.00 a dozen up. Buy your Tookes, Caps, Tams and Scarfs Our stock of woollen Caps and Scarfs is large, in all the best colors, for boys, girls and ladies. They come in all the new colorings, rose, copenhageu, white, at from 50c to $1.50 each. For the little ones we have little Sweaters in colors, Pull -overs and fine Caps in all -wool at mod- erate prices. This is the time to get winter Underwear for the children. We have the grades you need. Buy another Victory Bond, for the country needs your help 234)/ J. 11. COLBORN E of each side still claim that their party is pure and it is the other fellows who handle the money m Two auto -loads went to the nominations at Winghaon Monday an i they had a surfeit of speech -making from the five speakers. PERSONAL AND GENERAL.-TheBoy Scuts are busily engaged fixing up building they have secured at the north end of the town for their winter head- quarters ... • . The Methodists are holding revival meetings. here, but it is .expected they will conclude on Friday p*gbt ST. HELENS. MONDAY, Nov. 19. Rev. J. Little will preach at Holatein next Sunday. Mrs. Little will accompany him. Miss Nina Woods, Miss May Cameron and Nike Littre spent the week -vim at home. Mr. Horace Wood,ey has been engaged with Mr. J. Joynt to work on his farm ror the year. Miss Ida Currie. of Milverton, was the guest of Miss Niyrtie t'hiilips over the i wees-end. Messrs. Ed. Thom and James Purden attenrlea Inc funeral 01 :sus., thorn at Auburn on 1 uesclay. Mrs. hew, of l,mcago. returned home on Monuay. atter speiiuI.ig a wee aim sister. ivirs. bUcnanah. Mr. w. J. lodd win ol nolo a sale of farm stock on Wednesday, Pith list., atter which Mr. load anu tennis intend mov- ing to Lucknow. ecru. Ln. Strang. superintendent of missions in Jaskatcnewan, Si.ioccupy the Canonpulpit in Cain cnurch next Sunday, ssovember lath. at i in the esenung. 1 hese will be no service in tar morning; Sunday schaii as u,ua,. -1 he november meeting of the St. Helens %%omen's institute sill use held at the home of Mrs. Davin Toon on 1 huts - nay, ANth Inst., at Y.SU o'clock. 'the hour will be spent in Knitting. Kindly bring it atontg. A c'oro,al invitation is extended to au the padres to be present. AUBURN. WEDWaepAY, Nov. 21. Mr. sad Mn. Irl, Dyer slaw sewn on the sick ilii. Mr. J.C. Clark is having his dwelling re - tided and reshingled. A memorial service will be held in the Methodist church on Sunday evening. on Mrs Wm. Jacksand Mrs. Wm. J, Mt - ....t . r •rte. School of Commerce CLINTON, ONTARIO Courses in BOOKKEEPING, STENO RAPHY, •PENMA SECRETAR L,WORK, FTC. EFFICIENCY is the motto of this School and it is the aha to fit students for positions in which they will do credit to themselves and command good salaries. Girls may room itt the School. ha a or - iously i11. is gradually improving Mrs. James Nesbitt, who been Mr. H. Thomas was at London on Satur- day in attendance at an 0. R. T. meeting. ..Mr. Attain Spafford, who is work- ing at Kitchener. spent a few days of this week with his mother here . Dr. Mc- Taggart, who has been practising den- tistry here for a number of sears. packed up his office equipment and moved to ' Toronto on Saturday. where he is opening out an office. We are without a dentist. the first time for a great many years. and there certainly ought to be a good opening here. The Doctor always took an active interest in the school board. having been staviary-treasurer for a considerable time. When he restppned Mr. LuxGxa Hill was appointed to the position.... The mild weather we have been havineof I late is greatly appreciated. especially by those who have empty coal -bins. The , wood question also is a serious matter. as 1 those farmers who have wood are very in- dependent dependent about selling it and are asking a tremendous price. For particulars write to B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts. PHONE 20S Principal N:coccoccoccoccoccooconcxxmoccoc + Lauder's Popularity Contest /1 Christmas Season -1917 Contest is now running - The early start tells. Remember, every cent means a vote. FREET47-5 IN PRIZES 1 FREE A handsome mahogany -finished Playola Cabinet Phono- graph will be given away absolutely free to the person ob- taining the greatest number of votes in this contest, which will continue from November 17th to December 24th, inclusive All Christmas Goods now on dis- play. Special lines for Saturday. RULES OF CONTEST 1 Any person may enter this contest. Contestant's name will be on every coupon. Votes counted, and bulletin in win- dow every Wednesday. 4. A vote with, every lc worth pur- chased, in denominations 5c, 10c, 2.5c and $1.00. Final count made December 24th at 10.95 p.m. by three responsible parties. :1. a. Saturday Special Willard's Forkdipt Chocolates Regular 50c Saturday 33c a Ib. WATCH OUR WINDOWS EACH WEEK FOR SPECIALS FOR EXTRA VOTES. EVERYTHING ON THE SQUARE The contest will be under the supervision of three well-known gentlemen : Mr. Geo. Williams, local manager of the Bank of Com- merce; Mr. W. E. Kelly, J. P., and Mr. L. L. Knox, Town Clerk. The key ot the ballot -box will be in the exclusive possession of Mr. Kelly. J. H. Lauder, Phm. B., Goderich Nyal's (Everything in this line sold under money -back guarantee.) a =1pCX)C0C.0