HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-4-18, Page 5WE HAVE THE NEW
Anti -Glare 'Lenites in Stock
n MacBeth Evans, Shaler, Sunray, Saferlite, etc. Call in
- and let us show you them.
rEast Street Carve.ONTO Arthur M. Mier
"Owned ad Operated by a
Practical Maas,
For the Boys
Overseas
Soldiers' Comfort
Boxes IOc and 15c
We earry many useful
Ileums to include in these
Boxes.
Swan Safety Military
Fountain Pen
This Penis vonstrueted to
isintann a year's supply of
ink in tablet form. All that
is necemsaiy is to fill the
reservoir of the Pen with
water and drop in an ink
' tablet. This makes a per-
fect writing ,Muid. These
Pens are gu •rwnteed and
will suit any handwriting.
Conipiete,with•poeket clip
and ink tablets. $$.00.
Alois Mtenm.au Alcohol
Stets ea, Military Brushed.
Penslar Tr•ead.easy Foot
powder, Tenth Paste,
Trench Lunch (nut choco-
late). Nut Bars. than.
Air Pillows - $2.00
James A. Campbell,
"Central Drag Store"
North St. and Square, e:o.lerich
LOC4L TOPICS
Old Linen Badly Needed.
t=
ie ■!1 countries. Ask for our INVEII-
':Opt i ADVIAsaiwhleh )s116s sent ars
MARIOit .a MARION.
foo University at Misrtrisl.
,SPECIAL
for One Week
1.
-1
1
t
-1
THE SIGNAL - GODERICH ONTARIO
IA LoWi s-DrY D "��is�g INTESTINAL
Win�aet race: An Ashfield farmer,
who 'mu Il in his supply of wet
goods tust 1 the dry
ve
unmeson April 1st, drove
to Ripley, while his booze was hipped
to. but on learning that he would be liable
to prosecution for taking booze from one
county to another be decided to have it
stopped back to Wingham and he headed
his steed for our beautiful town. After
waitin • around until the pret-wtia liquid
arrive he presented his claim to the ex-
press man here, blit lo, the disappoint-
ment when he learned that not only was
the man oho shipped the liquor from Rip-
ley,
ley, but the man who delivered the liquor,
subject to s heavy fine, for the dry season
and its laws had come into reality on the
first of April. Let us not think of the
drive from Vint -ham to•Lochalah.
Cadet Corps Inspection.
In order to inspect the Collegiate In-
stitute Cadet Corps before the boys who
are to Ifo out for (arra st(Yfoe bail wit'cad
gratefully received.
(scholia. Captain Barclay, the military in-
Early
on his tour very early
Early O. T. R. Train. tics spring. On Wednesday morning he
The G. T. R. announces that, eon- Imspeit��elocalcorps at Victoria Park
mencing April 29th, the morning train acid himself as well pleased with
will leave Goderich at 5.50. instead of the discipline ane e..`hciency or the cadets,
7.05. and will arrive at Toronto 10.50 complimenting them espeFially on the
a. m. 1march past. The showing reflects
ggrreeaatt a it on Cadet Instructor Pbi]ip
Dies in courts Manhood. Carey, who has hart in charge of the
The home of Mr. and Mrs. William corps this Year and who acted as com-
Fart. Cambridge street, has been bereaved pony Oornmander dunng the inspection.
by the death of their son, Joseph Gerald, There were forty-six boys on parade.
which occurred yesterday, in his nine- Allen Sinclair and Joseph Kelly were
teenth year. The young man had been half -company commanders The rifles
ill for many months and his death was that were called in when the war
riot unexpected. The funeral service will broke out were reissued during the past
be held at St. Peter's church on Satur- winter and the boys. even the younger
day morning. at 9.30 o'clock. ones, showed smartness in handling
them.
A Young Girl Liles
If people having old linen or cotton
will leave it at the hospital it will bC
( ed
-1-
-1-
Men's Soft
and Derby
HATS
About 150 Hats
telescope shape, fur -felt
with plain and contrast
trimmings, to clear
in
$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 Mehra s Stare
The death occurred Saturday night Hospital Benefit.
last, at the home of her aunt, Miss 1. L. For the third time the operetta ''The
Vanstone, Anglers street, of Gladys the L� of Limerick Town" was given in
thirteen -year-old daughter of Mr. Wil- Victona Opera House on Wednesday
tiara Thompson. The funeral service was evening, before agood house. The Per -
formalism on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Dr. formfun sm this time was in aid of the
Rutledge officiating and the internment unds of Alexandra hospital, and about
was made in Maitland cemetery. The fwas netted for this worthy par
bereaved relatives have the sympathy of
all in the untimely death of this young
girl, after a brief illness.
Appreciative of Miss Cos's Services.
The G. C. 1. trustee board has placed
on the minutes a resolution expressing re-
gret st the resignation of Miss Cox from
the position she had held (or several terms
as instructor of the dresemaking dashes
and its high appreciation of her services
Exeter on factory. AG T. R. man says t
1188
pose. The rote of the Yankee farmer lost a wood-splittusg machine, a hay -
was taken by Mr. Harry MacGregor. in press, a pair of bobsleighs and other
place cal Mr. Harry Buchanan, who is articles; a number of other things
away from town. Mr. MacGregor, in ad- which had been stored in the building
dition to filling his p rt in the play very were taken out in time. Mr. A. S. Chrys-
rnditably. gave some Scottish songs be- tal owned the building and had 8450 in-
tween the acts which proved to be a very surance. Mr. MacEwan had no insurance
popular feature. The whole performance The eastern edge of the town has a
was carried out in excellent style. showing string of fire ruins, iociuding the Baechter
an improvement even upon the initial factory, the old Dietrich grist mill, the
performances. The company has been boiler shop and the Kensington furniture
which contributed so greatly to the suc- engaged to give the operetta at hit iron,
cess of the industrial classes. The drew- Friday of next week. under the auspices the railway line it looks like some town in
making classes of the industrial school are of the Exeter Patriotic League, and the the war zone that has been heavily
now in charge of Mrs. Pelbw. people of that corrununity may look for- shelled.
wand to a real treat. -I • s One luxury that is actually an economy
Huron Lodge ••At Home." is Salada Tea. It yields many more cups
The annual "at horn" of Huron than the ordinary tea, and, besides, has
Lodge. No 82, I. 0. 0. F., is always that unique. delicious flavor.
a popular and enjoyable event, and the
PARALYSIS
li Fruit -a -tins" Quickly
Relieved This Chronic Trouble
bag ('nes:maim Stager, Musraart.
"In my opinion, so other medicine
Is so 'iambs. for Constipation and
Indigestion as'Frgit-a-tires'.
1 was a sufferer from these com-
plaints for Ise years, and my
seden tare occupation, M Hole, brought
about Iwleslisalroris/ysi;
ttr11� .:..sly iuedathes, belching gas,
'drowsiness after eating, and pain in
the beak.
I was induced to try 'Fruit -a -tiles'
and tow for six months I have been
entirely well". A. ROSE\BURG.
50e_a box, for $2.W, trial she 25e.
At all dealers of sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Mr. Arthur Fisher teachers, Mts. P.
Walters, Mrs. E. Maskell, Mrs. J. Long,
Mrs S. Gardner and Mrs. A. Vanatone;
treasurer, Mr. Fishes( secretary. Miss
Edna Vialters; cradle roll superintend-
ent, Mrs. R. H. Mew; horns depart-
ment surerinterdent, Mrs. P. S. Banes;
convenor of nuisoonary wmituttee, Mrs'
S. Gardner; convertor of temperance
crintnutter, Mrs. P. S. Banes.
Mr. Harold Walters. of the school of
Practical Science, Toronto, is expected
home next Saturday.
Rev. J. W . Hedley. M. A., of Nile, is
to be present next Sunday morning and
evening to preach at the opining ser-
vices of Benmiller church. • Everyone
wekbrne, and a liberal offering is asked
for. The services will commence at the
usual hours (old time).
Old Boner Shop Burned.
The old boiler shop near the town
standpipe was burned to the ground early
Monday afternoon. The fire was the re-
sult of an unfortunate mishap. It ap-
pears that Councillor "C. M. Robertson
was planning to cultivate the vacant land
adjoining the shop and as a preliminary
set fire to the grass. The blaze got be-
yond his control and caught on the old
frame building, wbich made excellent
material for a lively conflagration, The
alarm was sent in, but it was sone little
time before horses could be secured for
the fire -wagon. and before the water was
turned on the building Iwas doomed. Mr.
P. J. MacEwan, who had the place rented,
mss_..
Reading
G 1 asses
Reading by artificial light is
nos vissary these short days. Un-
less judgment is used eye strain
will follow.
Coneutt Sas-age at the first
indicatiosi of eye diw'onifnrt.
Correct glazes should gir.•
immediate relief.
C. We grind ogle own Lenses.
AND Ann
_ P-OPPTI�Cr�att��
NSW al IR PM7
/trayelOSIO OwC.4.PN, O0rv,1
QOITUAHY,
McCREATII.—The funeral u. the
Late William McCreath took place from
the family residence, Victoria street, on
Saturday afternoon, and was largely at-
tended- The members of CourtCode-
rich, No. 92, attended in a body to pay
their last respects to their departed
brother, who had been the recording sec-
retary of tbe Court for thirty years. Rev.
R. C. McDermid was the officiating
clergyman and the pallbearers were
county officials, Messrs. D. Macdonald,
C. Seager. W. Coats, W. Lane, G. W.
Holman and Sheriff Reynoids.
Mr. McCreath was born sixty-four
years ago at New Dundee, Waterloo
county, and came to Goderich when a
youftg man. He learned the trade of
carriage -painting with the late F. R.
Mann and later was in the carriage -mak-
ing business with Mr. John Walker for
some years. Twenty-five years ago next
June he was court house andiregistrnted y rooflfice r oand he
in
this position he gave the county the
most faithful and capable service. He is
survived by his wife, four sons and three
daughters. The sons are William J , of
town; George, of Winnipeg; Harry, who
has just returned to his home in Gode-
rich after serving with the Canadian
forces in France. and Bert. of Toronto.
The daughters are Mrs. David Thompson,
of town; Mrs. D. Hyslop. of Geneva,
Ohio, and Mrs. (Capt.) M. R. McLean. of
Cleveland, who has been home during the
winter. All the sons and daughters were
here for the funeral. also Mr. D. Hyslop
and three children. Mr. McCreath was a
Presbyterian and a member of the session
of Knox church. He was a member of
Inverness Camp, S. 0. S.. and, as already
mentioned. of Court Goderich, C 0. F.
The dance announced for Wednesia
l,
large attendance at Oddfellow'ii Hall last evening of this week at Odd[ellowti Hal
Friday
occasion provided by Huron Lodge chestra, was pnetponed on account of the
retains its high place in public favor. operatic event tins week and will be given
While music and a variety of games were next Wedn slay night, Apra 24th.
night was evidence that this social under the auspices of the Goderich Oc-
being enjoyed on the main floor, a game At the auctins sale on Siturday last
of progressive euchre upstairs claimed the by the a oxutors of the estate of the lair
tt; ention largeA Mrs Chao. Blake. the
�tnr�rs occupied byMrs. Blake.
served at midnight and afterwards there was sok} to Mr. George Laithwaite, of
w(,odsnch (e forsca an hour or two. The Goderich tow-lmship. at 52.200. Mr. J. C.
h Latthwrattt bought fry
CI ether was an enjoyable
to house on St. Patrick's street. at 8700.
Ibe present, and the officers and members SHOVING ON THE CLOCKS.
F! God�b Timepieces Are About an
Hoar aced a Half Ahead of San Time.
The "daylight-saving" measure came
into effect last Sunday mining, and so far
as Goderich is concerned the change of
time has been effected with very little
disturbance or inconvenience. A number
of churchgoers were late for the m )rnint
services on Sunday either having for-
gotten or having been unaware of the
ailvanceof the clocks it is related with
some amusement that one of those who
were late for service away . George's N
church Sunday morning
Lewis, who when he was member or
Parliament for West Huron was the first
to propose the "daylight-saving" scheme
While the innovation has been intro-
duced in the town with common consent.
it is different in the townships. and in
sarteof the country districts the "new"
time may be unobserved. Farmers say that
for them the change is either unnecessary
or inconvenient. On Sundays. they say.
they cannot get through with their morn-
ing chores and get to church an h�bur
metier, and in the evenings it is too early
to attend to the chores' before church.
and after church, when they have their
good: clothes ore, is no time to do them.
The obvious remedy would be to chane
� the hours of church service, and this
might be advisable. ton, in the case of
sure town churches that have a consid
WOMAN WORKS enable country membership indeed, in
i throe slimmer -time it is going to tie very
hot in church at 7 o'clock innry lime) in
the evening.
It is to be noted that in Goderich the
clocks are now practically an hour and a
half ahead of sun time. For instance. at
norm the clocks are at abrut 1 30 Un -
Marvelous Story Of WOetan $ der the system of standard time Goderich
x
Of a number. The iu-brick house at the
at euchre were Mrs corner of St. Patrick's and Colborne
Nairn and Mr. G. H. Lauder. Lunch was streets, former
ly
furnished excellent double
music. tog it
o s on for those who were privileged to
Iof iron Lodge are to be congratulated
upon adding another to t
(successes
Dies at Toronto.
heir Inst of soc
Luxury No!
Necessity— Yes!
Now that photographs--:
and first-class work, top
are obtainable at the
low prices we offer, they
no longer be classed
luxuries. Photo-
graphs are today as nec-
essary as the family
records your mother
kept in the Bible.
can
as
T. Fell
ial
I
The sad news came by telephone this
morning of the death of the little daugh-
ter of Mrs. (Dr.) Bean, which occurred
at the Sick Children's hospital, Toronto.
IThe little one had not thrived since the
disastrous fire at Coxnsecon, Ont.. last
August in which Dr. Bean lost his life
and the baby was somewhat burned, and
t wo weeks ago she was taken to Toronto
and the advice of expert ,physicians was
sought. The reports ware encouraging
right up to yesterday. so that this morn-
ing's news of her death was quite unex-
pected. The mother. who has been for
some months at the borne of her par-
ents, Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Ford, is still in
a very serious condition as the result of
the terrible burns she received in the fire
last August.
TLe funeral service for little Willa
Margaret will be held on Saturday after-
noon at the home sof Rev. J. E. Ford,
and on account of the condition of the
mother it will be private. The in-
Lterment will he at the Clinton cemetery,
where the chil 1 s father is buried, the
funeral to take place from the Clinton
(r. T. R. station at 3 o'clock on Saturday
I.ernoon.
MORI 1
OF CANADA
DAIN A*AIL
mitt, a Mdlik
Duly
it is not what you earn,
but what you save that
counts. And remem-
ber, too, that it is of
little use to pare down expenses If the money so
saved is not put to work. As a personal and patriotic
duty, save every dollar ;ou can, and let it earn
interest in a Savingsact
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
The New System of
Trading
Your meniberdtip is of great
rale to you.
(' pare one piles' is all we ask.
then decide what • member
hip nreau.s in this Assneiattnn.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
( sinned Pear. or Peaches 1In
heavy syrup .......--.-- ---- -
Pork and Wane, albs., in Tomato
Saris. . .... . .
W. i,. (salmon. tall ran Bllc
15 Itbehest granulated anger- .$1
A trial ,order will convince you.
\Vt'Ite for free circular.
Cossasers'
Associatia
y. J. )9YLE, Quebec St.
torsi 111anagPr
15 HOURS A DAT
Change from Weakness is near the western limit of the division
�i� about twenty-eight minutes ahead of sun
time, and now an extra hour is added to
the discrepancy between sun time and
clock time.
to Strength byTaking
Druggist's dvice.
Pete. Ind. -a-" 1 suffered from a dis-
placement with backache and dragging
down psins so
badly that at times
1 could not be on FARMERS' CLUB. — The Colborne
of "Eastern" time. and we were therefore
COLBORNE.
WEnwasnAY. April 17.
Dodd's
kidoey
Pills
are the only
medicine that
will cure Dia-
betes. Like
Bight's Dis-
ease this dis-
ease was in -
c urable until
Dodd's Kidney Pill•
cured it. Doctor
themselves confess
that without Dodds
Kidneyy Pills they are
powerless against Dia-
betes. Dodd's Kidney
Tilts are the first medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations- box, name and
pill, are advertised to do so,
but the medicine that doer
cure
iabotos
11
is Dodd's Kidney Pill,
D..dd'. Kidney {'ill's are
fifty cents a box at all
druggists.
The Saults Coal Co.
eooewors to McDonald' & Gledhill
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR
LEHIGH 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 Hetnlock Slabs.
Fresh cars of Lime and
Cement just received.
OFFICE PHONE - - - - 75
B. ). Saults' Residence 275
W. W Sault; Residence 202
1
Toy feet and It did Farmers' Club will meet in the
not sea thoogb Temperance Hall. Benmiller. on
4W-1 could stared is. I Thursday. April 25th. Mr. Telfer, of
tried different the Dorninion Agricultural Department,
rmedlcinas without is expected to be present and to address
any beoeltt and the Club on the subject of wool produc-
several doctors twit.
toad me sothidg BENMILLER.
but an operation
would do me any
gee& my drug -
glut tiitid me of
Lydia. Pink-
s ham's Vegetable
Compound. 1 took
itwiN the result
that 1 am now w.
l m.
\ u
\ \ —1 sad strong. 1 get
asp in the morning st four o'else do my
housework, than Le tea factory and work
all day. tome borne and get Wpm end
feel � 1 don't know bow many of
et riesds 1 brave told whet
t Lydia„
Phikhata's Veeeedaleta
done Ise iota "—urs. Anna Ittcreaufso.
%w gam wafts him Neu.s see% Ml-
a+.tib eboedd net f M try W a farms
aselly, Lydia Mak-
bs �eV�leeempur-
WErbNH�nAY, April 17.
Messrs. Clayton & Clark have here
on the road with their Store wagon the
past two welts.
Mn Kerr s friends are glad to know
she is ireproving 'spicily. On Tuesday
she was not for a ear ride.
Rlrtmiller friends were glad to see
Mr. Andrew Hed4lle last Sunday.
Mumps and a kenpox are prevalent
in this vicinity.
The daylight -Nevins schetne is causing
much dtacussion., Tbe school is observ-
ing the new t wit, but several ferment are
working on the standard time.
I The annual /mating and tea of the Ren-
' tral)er Sabbath school to sober, and officers
wire 'held at thersonage last Wrefnes-
day Passing. Apr$ 10th. The following
officers were elected: superintendent, Mr.
R. H. Mew, assistant Sdperintende rat,
Do you have headaches?
Do your eyes ache?
Do your eyes water ?
Do you have difficulty
when reading?
Does the print blur?
These 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
Th Us& sty
GODERiCH - ONT
The Singer Store
New stock of children's stamped
dresses in Repp, Pique and Lawn.
%tamped hats and romper'.
Fancy black 'satin bags.
A new lot of white stamped
'inch cloths, centres, mats and
'serviettes.
Notions.
Steel knitting needles, liugeri.•
braid.
Darning cotton in colors and
wooden hoops.
MISS S. NOBLE
r30For Goocl Reliable Shoe
Repairs, try
Smith A Ring
East Street. Opposite Knox Church
Give Us a Triol
I
A Business Education Pays for
itself in a Few Months
The difference in remuneration
of a trained business man (or
woman), as compared with that
of the untrained person, will
quickly make rap the amount
spent in taking a good business
course such as can be obtained
at the
School of Commerce
CLINTON, ONTARIO
Now is the time for the young
man or woman to make an in-
vestment that will give splenoid
returns in the years ,to come.
We have courses in
BOOKKEEPING,
STENOGRAPHY,
PENMANSHIP,
SECRETARIAL WORK,
ETC.
Ve have special accommorta-
tion �(or girl students.
For terms,etc., write
B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts.
Pno)NE 20a Principal
Sealed tight—kept right
"Give it to me.
please. Grand-
daddy."
"Why Bobby. if
you wait a bit
for it you'll
have it to en -
Joy longer!"
'Poo -pool That's
no argument with
WRIGLEY'S
'cause the flavour
lasts. amwayt"
—After every meal
1