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GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Artier M. Glover
LOCAL TOPICS
Wins Massey survey.
Miss Fiorena Smith, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Smith, is continuing her
anocesees as a student. Site has been
guarded the Massey bursary of 3100 at
the University of Toronto in recognition
of the high standing she has taken in her
ootuse.
School Again Next Week.
The public schools w111 reopen Mon-
day, April &h. after the Easter
vacation. Children from five to six
yeas of age should convnenoe in the
kindergarten on the opening day. Every
child should have an opportunity of
taking this course of music, drill and
games which the kindergarden offers.
A Business Course.
Those who are thinking of taking a
business course would find the present a
good time to begin. The Easter term at the
School of Commerce. Clinton, is now com-
menting, and intending students should
write at once to the Priori B. F. Ward,
B. A. With so many
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Easter Fashions
in Shoes have style, fit and quality
combined. Made on America's newest
lasts, in both high and low-cut
.tyles.
SEE OUR
high -cut styles in the new shades,
seal brown, cruiser grey, nigger and
African brown. Footwear with snap
and style, sure to please.
8PECIAI. _
THE SIGNAL .. GODERICH ONTARIO
Ito woss4 a good humane,* education is a
splan4d Investment for girls.
To Address liuslnme Men.
At a meeting of the council of the
Board of Trade ora Tuesday night it was
decided to invite the Town Development
Co., of New York City to send a re-
presentative hire to address the business
mat. A luncheon will be arranged for
the occasion, and it is hoped to secure
the attendance of some of the high offi-
cials of the Canadian Pacific Railway.
The date will be arranged after hearing
from the New York people.
Hip -bone Fractured.
A most distressing accident ha
on Thursday last to Mrs. Jas. lark
mother of Deputy Reeve W. F.
Clark, at her horse in Colborne township.
In the act of turning around her hip -bone
cracked, and in falling site was leve iy
bruised. She has since been suffering
greatly, and as she has reached the age of
eighty-three years the prospect of a
speedy recovery are not bright. She has
the sympathy of many friends in town
and country in her misfortune.
To Sell Salt Works.
The business of the North Am-
erican Chemical Co. has been placed in
the hands of a liquidator, and the plant
and other assets are offered for sale by
tender. In the meantime the manu-
facturing operations of the Company are
being continued by the liquidator, under
the order of the Court. The present
production of salt is said to be 200
barrels per day.
Legal Note of General Interest.
The following inquiry and answer in the
legal columns of a Toronto paper are of
Men's and ladies' brown Boots, Neoliu sole, and rubber
heels, $5.50.
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SPECIAL
for One Week
Men's Soft
and Derby
HATS
About 150 Hats in
telescope shape, fur -felt
with plain and contrast
trimmings, to clear
$1.25
Seventy-fiveHats good
for general wear
75c
Up-to-date stiff Hats
in seasonable shapes,
good quality fur -felt
with silk trimmings, to
clear at
;1.45, $1.75
and $1.95
Men's Police Braces,
to clear at
25c
M. ROBINS
The Men' s Store
Printing and
1ve1oprng
jarii mp
"Cesttral DCn1g aStere"
North St. and Square, Goderich
De you have headaches?
D. your eyes ache?
Do your eyes water ?
Do you have difficulty
when reading?
Does the print blur?
Hese are all indications of de-
fective eyesight.
Using both the objective
and subjective methods
of testing we can guar-
antee correction of all of
these troubles .
Talk the matter over
with Mr. Sexamith, our
eyesight specialist. If
you require lenses you
may depend on getting
them at the most reason-
able charge.
Your examination will cost
you nothing.
H. C. DUNLOP
lulls& set
GODERICH - - ONT.
The Adjustment of
Glasses
turns the scale, one way or the
other, as to whether or not the
Glasses will help your eyes !
Imperfectly adjusted glasses
strain the nerves because the
focus is not right.
We take just as inueh care in
the adjustment of glaseea as we
do in the examination of the
eyes.
We grind our own lenses.
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MCP At tlti Post ORM
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MODEL THEATRE
Monday and Q and
Tuesday, April V
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The appearance of "The
Whip" in this town is a
real event. It outshines all
former marvelous screen
productions. It is
rented on the rl ost elfttbos
ate scale imaginable.
BY ,1. MEANS SEE IT
Special Matinee Monday
at 3 o'clock.
Evening Prices - 27c awl 16c
Matinee Prices - llc and 22c -
At Your Service
We are at your service
for
Plumbing
Eavestroughing
Tinsmithing, etc.
We know how to do it
and wet have the men
to handle the work.
FRED. HUNT
-THE PLVMRLR"
Hemet,. *Meet Phone cera
WEEPING EC1MA
SOON RELIEVED
A Perfect Treatment For TMs
Distressing Complaint
WAetno Oat,
"1 had as attack of Weeping
Ecatm a ; so bad that my Clothes
would be wet through at times.
For four months, Isuffered terribly.
I could get no relief until 1 tried
'Fruit-a-tfves and 'Soothe Salva'
The first treatmeut gays ane sena,
Altogether, I have used three
boxes of 'Soothe Salve' and two of
'Fruit -a -Uva', and am entirely well"
O. W. BULL.
Ruth these sterling remedies are
Gold by dealers at 30e. • box, 6 for
g'1-80, or seat on receipt of price by
Fruit -a -neves Limited, Ottawa.
"Prult-a-tives" is also put up in a
trial alas which sells for 25c.
general interest. "R. F. R., Port Elgin. -
A person travelling on the highway col-
lided with my mad box, injuring himself
and vehicle. Can be hold me liable for
damages ? Ana -Where a man in the
country wants mail delivered at his place,
he erects a post with a boil attached to it,
according to the postoffice 'regulations'
delivered to him. The poet must be so
placed that the postman can readily de-
posit theiniail in the box while travelling
along the highway. The postofhce au-
thonties assume no responsibility what-
ever. If the post is erected too far out on
the road, and an accident occurs, the
farmer may be liable for any damages.
It, however, he complied with the post -
office regulations, I do not see how he can
be held liable. Travellers on the highway
know that there are three small poets,
and should be careful not to collide with
them.'
OBITUAHY.
was heard with touch intaeeat. Mr. Mc-
Gillicuddy. whose three soca are in mili-
tary service, gives a portion of his time to
the War Lecture' Bureau, and while he
was in town he took the opportunity, on
Saturday evening, ttf givintg a brie( war
talk at the • Model theatre. His friends
were pleased to see him ui possession of
so muchuf his old-time vigor and alertness.
Special value in banding?, (lowers and
quills this. week. Children's hats at 31.00.
Ladies' hats, $I.25- Ladles' trimmed
hats. 12.00. MRs. P. T. DEAN,
Corner East street and Square.
SHIER. -Mrs. Wm. Shier, a former
resident of Goderich, died at her hone
at Toronto on Friday. March 22nd. The
deceased was born fifty-two years ago in
Kinloss township, a daughter of the late
William Cole. Mr. Shier died many years
ago in Goderich, and th • widow had
since then lived at Toronto. She is sur-
vived by two sons,- Walter H. ,who is
serving overseas, and Albert, of Toronto.
Several brothers and sisters live in Brute.
county.
CURRELL.-Another old citizen was
called to his rest on Sunday, March 24.
when Mr. George Correll died at° the
home of his daugher. Mra Wm. Mc-
Creath, Victoria street, in his ninety-
second year. He passed away very
quietly, without any warning or previous
illness, and was in possession of his men-
tal and physical faculties to the last. He
was a native of Hertfordshire, England,
and came to this country with his wife in
113.51. settling first at Guelph. to number
of years later he aime to the township .of
Tuckersmith and afterwards farmed suc-
cessively in Goderich township. Ashfield
and West Wa.Aariaeh before remnwirtg to
town ®x years ago. He is survived by
three sons, four daughters, thirty-eight
grardchiidren and fifty greatgrandchil-
dren. The sons are Leslie and Victor, of
Toronto, and Edward. of Salford, and
the daughters Mrs. Wm. McCreath and
Mrs. R. J. If. Delong, of town, Mrs.
Henry James. of St. Catharines, and Mrs.
Alex. Crawford. ‘if Toronto. The funeral
took place Wednesday afternoon to Mait-
land cemetery. Rev. R. C. McDermid
conducting the services. The pallbearers
were Messrs. W. McCreath, R. J. H. De-
icing. David Thompson and Robert
Foley. All the sons and daughters and
also Mr. John Correll, of Detroit, a grand-
son. were here for the funeral.
LOCAL TOPIC -SIN BRIEF.
CHJ.i3H N7rEs.
THURSDAY, APRIL, 4, W18
Rev. J. H. O, terttout, the paster, will
have charge of the services in Victoria
street Methodist church next Sunday,
morning and evening. Sunday school
and Bible class at 3 o'clock. A cordial
welcome to all.
The women's war prayer meeting will
be held during the month of April in
the schoolroom of Victoria street
Methodist church each Saturday after;
noon from 4 to 4.30. All women are
wel come.
The communion will be observed In
Knox church on Sabbath morning. Rev.
J. E. Hogg, of Clinton, will conduct
preparatory service on Friday evening.
(M Sabbath evening the subject of the
sermon will be: "The Obligations of
Church Membership."
The services in North street Methodist
church will be conducted next Sunday
by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Rutledge. Morn-
ing subject: "What Prayer Can Do,"
Evening: "The Coming of the Birds."
Monthly fellowship meeting will be hekf
at 10 a. in. Men's Sunday Club will
meet in the church parlor at 10 a. m.
Subject for discussion: "What are the
benefits of Lakin& a church paper?" Rev.
J. E. Ford's Bible class meets in the
church at 3 p. m.
ST. GEORGE'S VESTRY.
Good Progress Made in All Departments
of Church Work During the Year.
The annual vestry meeting of St.
George's church was held on Easter Mon-
day evening tete rector, Rev. A. L. G.
Clarke, presiding.
The reports disclosed a year of
progress in all departments of church
work. After paying all expenses out of
current revenue there remained a balance
to tbe good of several hundred dollars,
which was directed to be paid in reduction
of the debt. Missionary givings had also
increased very largely. The Sunday
school report showed growth and progress
of a very satisfactory nature, and the
various organizations also 'made a re-
markably good showing. Gif s to the
church include a litany desk, a window in
memory of the late Lt. Leo Eliot, and
kneeling benches throughout the church.
The attendance at all services, and es-
pecially the number of communicants,
was very encouraging. The rector ap-
pointed 1\1r. Geon Porter as his warden,
and Mr. G. L. arsons was re-elected
people's warden; easurer, Judge Dick-
son; vestry clerk,' Mr. T. L. Prest;
etdesmen. Mr. J. S. Pliltt (convener) and
Messrs. Walton, King, Bingham, Brophey,
Holland and Dr. Caesar.
It was directed that a resolution express-
ing the vestry's keen regret, at the re-
moval of Mr. and Mrs. W. L liot from
the 'parish should b suitably inscribed
and presented to them.
h- The meeting closed after votes orf
thanks had been extended to the various
organizations which had discharged their
duties so faithfully.
At a subaequent meeting of the congre-
gation the following were elected lay
delegates to Synod: Mr. G. L. Parsons,
Judge Dickson; substitutes, Mr. I. Salk-
eld, Dr. Caesar.
Miss Lila McIlwain, of Clinton Busi-
ness C,ollege, and Mr. Earl Mcllwain of
the Railroad School, Toronto, spent the
IEaster holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. NIcIlwain, of Sheppard -
ton.
The chief of police issues a warning
against riding bicycles on the sidewalks.
It is a dangerous practice.
Plans for production are the general
topic of discussion these days.
Blackstone's dancing Class. Masonic
Temple, every Monday evening. Or-
chestra.
The Children's Aid Society will meet
on Tuesday, April 9th, at 4.15 p.m., in
t he court house.
soon be making their annual collection of
paper. Kindly save your papers.
Mr. Strickland. the new manager 6
the Bank of Niontreal, has leased Mr. T.
M. Davis' rendenmlon North street.
The W. C. T. U. will hold the annual
silver medal contest Oil April 26th. The
contest this year will be in elocution and
instrumental music.
If the writer of the letter signed "One
of Many" will submit his for her) name
to the editor of The Signal, the letter
will receive consideration. Anonymous
letters have no standing in a newspaper
office.
The fire brigade was called. out this
(Thursday) afternoon to attend to a fire
in the grass on some vacant lots be ween
the Huron and Hayfield roads. The fire
had spread quite a distance before the
firemen, with hard work, extinguished it.
The Red Cross Society would like to
receive pieces of cloth --old or new, so
long as they are clear. --suitable for mak-
ing stretcher caps. Shaker flannel would
' werve the purpose. The pieces may be
left at Mr. J. H. Colborne's store.
Mr. A. M. Polley, alter spending the
winter at Toledo with his daughter, Mrs.
Major, returned to town this week, and
we are all glad to see him looking 93
well. Miss Polley has reeiened her posi. -
tion as school teacher at Lawson, Ont.,
and will lemain at home with her father.
ance Hall Monday, April fith. at 3 p. m.
Will the people remember that the
trinket fund stands open during the
summer months to. receive what our
friends may find stored away?
Fuller particulars of what has been done
will be given at ou next meeting. It
may be our friends in tlw surrounding
country will help us in this work. Mrs.
G. M. Elliott is custodian of the fund. -
Parts Son.
A welcome visitor in town the past
week was Mr. Thornan McGillicuddy, of
Toronto, a former editor of Tbe
and Mrs. Holmes, the latter being hill
daughter. On Sunday evening he ad-
dressed the Baptist corgrregabon and
Woman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most in-
pathy with her kidneys.
The slightest isorder in the
correSpondi disease in
Dodds Kidney Pills, by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders pecoliar to women.
Pale young girls, worm.out
mothers, sufferiTr wives
and women enter_%ng upon
the Change of Life, your
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Ram
or CMCIIMA.
A Savhiss Accost
Creates Capital
To rise above depen-
dence on the dally
earnings, Capital 1s essential, and the surest means of
accumulating Capital Is through a Savings account.
Face the facts as they are, figure where you can
economize, and save money systemaUcal y.,
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manag•er.
The Saults Coal Co.
Sucwc...-on to McDos sjh & Wedhiil
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
LEI11OI11 VALLEY
THE COAL THAT SATISFIES
We deal in Hard and Soft Coal,
Lime, Cement, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, also Hard and Soft Wood,
Maple and Hemlock Slabs,
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE - - - - 75
B. ). Sanits' Residence 275
W. W Saults' Residence 202
A MAN
MUST HAVE
HIS CLOTHES
hoth comfortable and well
appearing. 1f a man knows
his clothectto not look right
he won't be comfortable. And
if they aren't comfortable he
doesn't care whe•lser,tthey
look right or not. We aim to
put mild comfort and good
appearance Into every gar-
ment we turn out.
het us remind yon that new
is the beat time to get yenr
w spring suit and overcoat.
For Good Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith 8s Ring
30 East Snort. Opposne Kno■ Ctrs, h
Give Us a Trial
Easter Term Now Beginning
A Good Business Education
is one of the best assetm a young roam
or woittaa can have nowadays, I ow
often as a eau grows In yearn he
wishes be had taken the opportunity
of his younger days to obtain a
training in business methods, book-
keeping, banking, etc.
Don't waste your herd'. 'years,
young man, young woman, without
taking advantage of the opportunity
presented by our courses In
BOOKKEEPING,
STENOGRAPHY,
PENMANSHIP,
SECRETARIAL WORK,
RTC.
We 6t students tor" po sitioas in
which they can command good
salaries -
Students may:enter any,,time.
R.J.
TALOR
Girls may room in the S._hool.
School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts.
PHONE 2s3.'i
Luxury- -No!
Necessity Yes!
Now that photographs -
and first-class work, too
are obtainable at the
low prices we offer, they
c,an no longer be classed
as luxuries. Photo-
graphs are today as nec-
essary as the family
records your mother
kept in the Bible.
J. T. Fell
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or Your Sol
"Bless the girl! Sh
never forgets to keep
me well stocked with
WRIGLEYS
Teeth. breath. appe-
tite and digestion all
benefit from It. Thirst
and fatigue fade
away. Pluck returns
by Its magic ald.
After every
meal
The Flavour