The Signal, 1918-4-18, Page 8R TRRCRS'AV, APYit, 11. 1918
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R TEUIDIDAY, APtii, 18, 1918
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Food will win the war.
D•o'1 waste it.
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NEW
Wall Paper
Will lighten your heart seed
brighten your h . It is tonic
t+• winter -weary walls. It puts
lack the smile on walls. ceilings
and turni,•Wugs. 1t refreshes,
a. a change of scene refreshes.
Itighbat thi Umac
e our stock of
Wall 'Paper is at its best. Re-
rne, ber prices of Wall Paper
etre as reasonable &sever. Very.
very dainty Palwrs 121 2e. Inn•,
20c and 2.i••.
THE SIGNAL • GODERICH' ONTARIO
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• RED CR0E8 NUT E51 I people w'ho (ailed to get there missed a
URN'S GROCERY
We have something special
in Custard Powder at I 5c
a package. One package
]makes 8 pints. Assorted
flavors.
Our 50c Black Tea is giving
good satisfaction. Have
sou tried it yet?
Lettuce
Fresh Rhubarb
Maple Syrup
Maple Sugar
On
hand
now
W. HERN
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PHONE 4.c
social treat. Onemindere wple veto peogo r
Saltferd Red Cr." $oeiHr,
voter away to -tet outside talent when
The Salttord Red Cross Society otic-' they have so good at hoax. Pnxeeds
amounted to over 560.
nowledges kw two months. ending April The Circle also gratefully acknowledges
15, 206 pars of socks and 5 trench shirts. I the money. collected lar tiubaoipt sat
stoles were records b ' the following les u( the work wn,
obi;Misses McManus, 14 pairs; Mrs.
McLeod. 13 pairs ; Annie Buchanan.
Mrs. Goldthorpe. 10 pairs each; Mrs.
Connell. Mrs J. Walter. Mrs. S. Meet.
tails each: Mrs. Curren. 7 pairs;
Mea Sanderson. Mrs. MacEaan, Mrs.
Lippet, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. J. Bisset. Miss Mcllwain. 514.00: Mrs. W. H. Masse
A. Bisset, Margaret Bisset, 5 pairs each; and Miss Free. 510.25. Total, $230.0.5.
Mrs. Baxter, Ida Vanstone. Hebei Sy-
monds. Mrs. Glidden, 4 parrs each; Mrs.
Kuntz. Mary Morris. Mrs. Reid. Mary
Baxter. Agnes Buttunan, Mrs. G. Bis-
set. Mrs. R. Walter, Evelyn Goldthorpe.
Mrs. J. McLean. 3 pairs each; Mrs.
Murphy, Mrs. C. Dtuvin, Mrs. Graham,
Miss S. Hamilton. Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs.
Toole. pairs each: Mrs. W. McKay.
Seaforth. Mary Gliddon. Ila Lturefl. 1
pair each.
Trench shirts: Mrs. Connell. Mrs. Mac -
Ewan. Mrs. Lippet, Mrs. Baxter, Annie
Baxter. 1 each.
Colborne Red Cross Workers.
The Colborne Red Cross Workers met
in the township hall Thursday, April
11th. and packed 77 pairs of socks. 12
suits pyjamas and 4 dayshirts. The socks
were knit by the following ladies: Mrs.
S. B. Potter. 9 pairs; Mrs. T. Hamilton,
Mts. Jas. McBride. ILIrs. Scott, Mrs. W.
Kaigswell. A Friend, 5 pairs each; Miss
Sheppard. Mrs. Gallagher. Mrs. A.
Young. 4 pairs each; Mrs. R. Mcllwain,
Charlotte Potter. Mrs. F. Gilden. Bessie
Clark. Ruth Young. 3 pairs each; Mrs
A. W. Young, Ruth Potter. Nancy Gil-
ders, Mrs. John Young, Ruby Young. 2
pairs each; Mrs. W. Sallow.. Louisa
Snell, Mrs. Johnston. Mrs. A. Wilson,
Mrs. Geo. Clark, Mrs. E. Fisher. 1 pair
each. The pyjamas were made by Ruth
Potter and Mrs. E. Fisher. 4 suits
each: Mrs. Geo. Bean and Mrs. J. Fisher,
leach:
suitseach. The shirts were made by
Mrs. E. Fisher. 3 shirts: Miss Gallagher.
i 1 shirt. Mrs. T. Hrmilton gave $2.
which the Society • thankfully acknowl-
• edges. Mas. E. FlsSIER. Sec's'.
Ashfield Soldiers' Aid Circle.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ashlield Soldiers Aid Circle was held on
-Wednesday. April 10th. in Lanes Presby-
terian church. with a good attendance.
Atter a good business meeting a nice
lunch a;as served by the ladies of the ttkh
• concession. the collection amounting to
I $11.60.
I The Society is very grateful to Mrs.
D. Dalton. Mrs. W. Carey. Mrs. N. H.
Reid and Mrs. Irwin for the
donation of 51. also to Mrs. Les-
lie H. McKeith lex the donat on of 2 hos-
pital towels and 3 pillowslips
The Society is having a towel shower at
its next meeting and it is loped everyone
who can possibly do so will bring along a
towel. or a pair. that day.
• The box social and concert held Friday
evening at Port Albert under the auspices
of the A. S. A. Circle was a decided suc-
cess. The numbers on the program were
well rendered. those given by the younger
members being especially good. and the
The j� •. cards by the lad
cumula-
tive. Down. 20 Pairs. >�uy Bo 15 tee: Mrs. John Quaid and Mw Winans
Stephenson. 513.50: Mrs. Angus Gordon.
$17150; Mrs. Thos. Dougherty.
Mrs. Anson Finlay. 1034.50; Mrs W. T.
Gardiner, $84.15: Mra Jas. Cook: 528.'25;
Mra. Thos. Fete 525.10: Mrs. John
Helm, W.'25; Mrs. Menary, 520:25; Mn.
Don't Pass
This Place
when you are looking for
Tailoring of the kind that
givessatisfaction. We
should like you to step in
and see the view materials
for spring and summer.
If you have not got ac-
quainted with us yet, we
should appreciate a call.
R. IA rmstrong
MERCHANT TAILOR
Mouth Aide Square, Goderich.
Smith's Art Store
Is TIIR PLACE TO BUY YOUR
Window Shades
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All sizes and colors of shads*
kept. made-up in stock. Shade
cloth. lace and insertion bT the
yard. So you can have any ase of
shades made to order at short
notice.
Shades delivered and h'tng foe
you free of charge.
flow about those new Shades you
need this spring?
Smith's Art Store
East Street 'Phone 108
PORT ALBERT. `
7ttsstisv, April 16.
Thoroughly cultivating the land is the
order of the day around this burg.
Mr. John Burrows skid family are mov-•
ing this week to their new torte at Godes
Six. and Mrs. Thos. Gauky, r.. drove
over and spent Sunday with friends at
Nile.
Mr. Robs. Rutledge, of Auburn, spent
a day with his brother-in-law. Mr. N.
Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. SchQenhals. of Clin-
ton. spent a day with the former's brother
in the village
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turvey and family.
of Morns township. motored upend stpeltt
Sunday with the tatter's sister. Mts.
Robert Hoy. of this place.
Mr. Stephen bates returned to his
home at Goderich after spending the win-
ter with his sister, Mrs. H. Hayden, of
the village.
Muss Mae Dickson is back at her home
in Port Albert after spending most of the
winter in town sewing. She intends go-
ing back later on.
The box social held in the Foresters'
Hall, Port Albert. was a decided success,
taking in about 550.
Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod. of Ripley.
pad a flying visit to their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. John Green. of the village. Mr.
McLeod having disposed of his farm in-
tends going West.
Dr. F. 1'. Humphrey, of London, spent
the week -end at the horse of Mr. H. Hay-
den, Port Albert. We look kir him to call
again shortly.
Rev. A. L. G. Clarke. of Goderich. ow-
ing to illness was unable to preach in Ole
Anglican church at Port Albert on Sun-
day last. He is expected to be here next
Sunday.
Monday -Tuesday, April 22, 23
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BAYFIELD.
TUESDAY. April 16.
Weston Bios. are building a cement
foundation for Robt. Penhale's new barn
on Howard street.
Bonfires and carpet -beatings are the
order of the day.
Jas. Spackman is building a cement
garage for Ernest Epps of Varna.
Vim. Evans. who had a sale of part of
his household goods last week. has rented
Mrs. McDougal's cottage on Keith Cres-
cent and is taking possession at once. He
and Mrs. Evans are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Copeland in the meantime.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stinson and family,
of the Sauble line, last week moved into
the village, taking possession of their new
home on the Square. the old Stanbury
property.
AN EARLY SEASON. -Many of the tann-
ers in the neighborhood are well along
with their seeding and some are even
finished. This is unusually early. the
tine weather of the past kw weeks having
dried the land sutiiciently: indeed, ram is
badly needed now and wanner weather to
start the seed growing. The ice on the
lake has practically an disappeared, only
a few broken pieces being visible from the
shore. This, too, is unusually early and
is another sign of an early spring. This
in itself should be quite an aid to greater
production.
LANES.
MONDAY, April 13.
Miss Lizzie McCarthy, of Kingsbridge.
visited friends around here on Sunday.
Michael Bowler intends working Steve
Doyle's farm for the summer.
John McDonald, of Lothian, assists in
C. W. Alton's store on Saturday even-
ings.
Joseph Alton. of Goderich township.
visited at David Little's.
Mrs. John Johnstone wishes to convey
her thanks to her friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted her during Mr.
Johnstone's sickness and at his death.
A Loss To THE Comm:toTT.- Death
again visited this neighborhood and re-
moved one of our respected young men,
in the person of John Johnstone, yr. He
had been in failing health for some time.
but the end came rather suddenly on
Monday. April 8th. He was a young
man web and favorably known in the
neighborhood and by his death the com-
munity suffers a distinct loss. Deceased
was only thirty-six years of age and was
married to Donalda McCreight, of Pine
River, who together with three small
children survives him. He also leaves
his aged parents and four brothers
and four sisters, another brother
and sister having died some time
ago. The funeral was held on Thursday
under the auspice of the I. O. O. F. to
Greenhill cemetery Ind was largely at-
tended by his friends and neighbors. The
sincere sympathy of the community is ex-
tended to Mrs. Johnstone and family in
this their sad bereavement.
LEEBURN.
TUESDAY, April 16.
The farmers are still keeping the old
time, as it seems to suit their work bet-
ter.
John Donaldson. of town. has hired
with Ed. Shaw. jr., for the summer
months.
Mr. Horace Horton has sold his farm to
Mr. E. V. Lawson, who intends using it
for sheep grazing.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs. James
Clark is not doing as well as her friends
would like.
Miss Lizzie Horton has returned from
Stratford. where she spent the last week
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Anna Stewart entertained some of
her friends at her home on Friday night.
The young people Rpent a very pleasant
evening. indulging in euchre and dancing
until the early hours of the morning. The
musk was played by Bobbie Bogie on
the violin. Bobbie is a talented young
boy.
Announcement.
After the let of April. 1918. the
grocery delivery men have decided to dia-
cnntinue the delivery of groceries ate Sat-
urday night. Order early and avoid the
rush. Friday is a gond tiraeto plate your
week -end grocery orders.
Glucase Dm traaT-MIrr4.
This is the key -note of the big
"Leaving Goderich" Sale, that
swings into its third week on
Saturday. ♦ " Saving ". is writ-
ten in big letters all over the store.
"Savings,' many, some little, some
big, are everywhere, and in times
like these, when every penny counts,
you! cannot afford to miss the op-
portunityto save onyour Dry
Goods' uying that this ale offers
you.
Our new Spring stocks in all
departments were in before we
bought the business in Peterboro.
We have to close out our interests
in Goderich before the middle of
May, and these up to the minute
stocks, all thoroughly dependable,
must be cleared before the Sale ends on its3lst
day, the 11th of May.
Make Your Dollars Do Their Most
They Will Do It Here
BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME !
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS BIGXSALE TO DO IT !
This Leaving Goderich " Sale offers a chance to secure a new Rug, Carpet, Curtains
or Draperies at Saving Prices. The orders have gone forth that every Rug, every pair of Cur-
tains must be cleared before we close our doors May lith. Do not delay. Although the Rug
you want may be here today, it may be gone tomorrow.
Here are a few hints of the Home Furnishings to be had at this big Sale :
Tapestry Curtains $2.48
Axminster Rug, $29.65
Heavy Axminster Rugs, new and pleasing
designs. Choice oolorings. Size 3x34
yards. Rugs of qualityand exception-
ally durable. Real 1140.00 qualities.
For' Leaving Goderich $29.65
Bale V
One Only English Axminster Rug
liize 3x15 yards. This is a seamless Rog,
thick, close pile and beautiful otfental
pattern. A Rag Sbet Il $17b1e to
75
procure today. Special
Leaving Goderich Sale...... •
Two Oaly Eaglisli Axminster Rugs
Woven without a seam. Thick, close pile:
one two tone small deefgn in green color -
Ings: the ether s handsome oriental.
These Rugs retail at 540.00 to 145.00
Leaving Goderich Hale $oA•?5
price
One Only Handsome Wilton Rug
Two tone green ground with pink roses. Size
3x4 yards. A Rug that will last a long
time. Special for Leaving $42.50
Goderich Sale •
Brussels Rugs
We Rti11 have • splendid assortment of these
popular hard wearing Raga in green,
brown and wood shades, very pleasing
designs. all siren. Every Rug re -marked
at clearing prices for Leaving Goderich
Sale.
Scotch Wool Rags For Bedrooms
These are wonderfully good Rugs for bed•
room use and are practically IMestruct
able. They come In good designs and
colorings and retail at 120.00 to 521.00.
We have them 3x3e yards and
our Lelving Goderich Sale price is.
$15.75
Rag Rugs 89c.,
Rag Rugs suitable tor bash rooms or Isle
rooms. 271n. wide. Simla' dole 885.
price� a :.,.........
Large
Several large RI Rag lila Was. brown
and tan shades with border. We have
these up to 4 yards in length. Nothing
newer or better for bed rooms Special
1 attractive prices on each for this
Leaving Goderich Sale.
A Large Ranier At An Attractive Price
We have • very handsome Wilton Runner.
Persian pattern and beautiful oolor core
hinatlons. This Is a heavy Wilton of
enperior quality. It Is aft. wide by 19ft.
In length. It you have a hall that will
take this length of Runner you should
pick this op. It is worth $24 dad
at-the factory. Our [.env
Ing Goderich Sale is •
Lace Curtains 69c.
20 pairs Lace Curtainsstrong firth edges that
will stand. Specially suitable tor bed-
rooms. Special Sale puce per Cast
pair
Big Selling ojFloor Oilcloth
Good quality Floor OIlolotb. Tbtee designs. 1, 1a and 2
yards wide. Splendid wearing cloth. We want to clear these
out at once and offer you your choice of these three pat- 39c
terns, at per square yard
Thin U away lees than mill price today.
Ends of Linoleum
Saturday We have a special Sale of short lengths of Linoleum and
Floor 011clotb. These are lengths left after the big selling of the past
ten days. We will clear them out Saturday at Bargain Prk•a. •
Brink the else of the apace you want to cover. It will nave time
Big Millinery Special
30 Hats at $3.88
Our mllnaers have prepared a special lot of trimmed Hats tor
Saturday sailing. We have told them positively that the show.
romm mnat be cleared before we wind np thle Sale on Way 11th.
Every Hat Is new. The &etnal mine is $6.00 to 56.00 at
388
(east. Chgtoe of thin special lot beginning Saturday •
Splendid duality Tapestry Curtains. Jast
the thing for archways. hood designs
and splendid wearing quality. Leav-
log Goderich Sale price per • Q48
$Z
pair (�
These At 89c. Are Extra Value
You cannot buy these at Woo per pair at
regular prim to -day. A Nottingham I.aoo
Curtain, good design. suitable for almost
say room. Firmly woven edgeSpecial
Leaving Goderioh Bale price per 89e
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Curtains 51.49
Thee are wonderful value. Deep cream or
euro shade. One of the popular plain
• designs with border. Special
Sale price
�per pair. .1l 11.4
A hite Curtain $16
This Curtain is remarkable value to day.
Worth considerably more money, white
only. Designs suitable fora
bed rooms. Per pair $1.69
Odd Curtains Half Price
30 pairs Odd Curtains. various kinds and
patterns. These have been used as
samples and one or In some cases both
are slightly soiled. Clearing Saturday at
per pair, exactly half price.
Chintzes And Sateens 23c,
10 or 15 ends Cbintzee and Art Sateens snit
able for furniture. hangings. ete. Rplen-
did colorings and patterns.
Cleang per yard 23"
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Clearing Ends of Blind Cloth and Odd
Blinds
These are just the thing for short windows. They are short
lengths lett atter making Blinds to order. There are also some odd
Blinds. If you have a window that any of them will at you will certain-
ly get • bargain on Saturday. Bring the size of your window with you.
The Eureka Electric
Vacuum Cleaner
We have two Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaners to sell. If you do not
know just what it means to have one of these wonderful labor saving de-
vices In your home, Dome and and out just how helpful they can be.
Beautiful Waists, $1.15
Yon will not bay Walesa like these again
at least until same tial• alter the war Is over
Maces as high as 51.60. We had them bough
and they were shipped before we decided to 1s
cannot take them with as, so are olearinft them
very low price of
for this price ; not
Sad In Iota of
t for May selling
ve Oaderloh. We
one at the $1.15
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This Will Be Remnant Week
This will be Remnant week. We have taken every spare minute this past week to measure up every remnant in the store.
Saturday morning they go on wale at prices that will be lower far than we have ever sold Remnants for hefore. We particularly
emphasise the short lengths of Silks and Dress Goods that are suitable for making over,bombining, for Waists or for Children's
Dresses. Hundreds of Retnoants to sell, and every Remnant a Bargain. -
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A Sale of Sample Underwear
H•ents are going at factory
prloes and Iona. They are the samples of one
of Osaada'w Seat maker' of Whitewear. Draw-
ers, Corset Covers, Underskirts and ¢owaa.
No two alike. Rvarjr gairmast right op b Om
minute fa state.
HODGEN$ BROS.
DIRECT IMPORTERIC RICH
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Ciba Batts, 2 for 25c
American a OMtsa Rates,
sues, apiMdltgeallsy.
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