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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1918-5-16, Page 4. 4 THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1918 THE SIGINAL GODERICONTARIO .*0 ...fie.. -1 .t. .1. .t 3- -3. .t. -1. t .3 -t- -3- .I. -1 -3- -3- I• .3. -3- -3- -s 3..3. -t -t. It Will Pay You TO SPEND ;zs.00 for a Suit of Clothes, that is if you buy the kind we are selling ; because, first, the cloth is a pure wool worsted ; next, the tailoring is strictly high-class, and then the styles are the production of a first- class artist. We have had splendid success this season with the above Suits. High-class All -wool Worsted Suits $25.00 Buy now They will be higher in price later on. WALTER C. PRIDHAM Borsalino Hats Headlight Overalls 'Phone 57 :.ieaor...i -1- -3. -1- IiEN MILLER. l a few days with her Water! Mrs. ' MasaaAY. May 13. Treble, ani is now at Nile with her Sucker fishing is over for another year. iand Mts. A. 6andY, Goderx'tt. swat Sunday 1411 Mar fir The catch this year was the lightest on •Sunday at A. Apia's. record. Mr. Robert stratidt.n left fart Wedna Mother's Day the sirs were held in all � los California, where he intends the churches an the circuit on Studio. Ann- elk rat i his days with IUs Mrs. Foby l[oxmterly Miss Latera �J st ) of Qttswe, u visiting Mr. and I E1. Harvey Fisher, Jonathan Fisher Mrs. 9anstone. sadW E%fstaY Have w appear at Lon - president . H. Walters has been ucelected don on Friday trader the Military Service Mrs Lf the.Red Cross to succeed Act. Mears. David Bean and Russel Mrs Jia. relatives in who Weleft t. Saturday to Mho were at London on Monday of this visit . andntivea tMe West. I week for the same Pte. Mn eek Hunt, of Toronto, are spending a week at the home of Mr. I Mr. Thos. Elliott. leswater, found his and Mrs. J. W. Gledhill.' Pte. Hunt has colts at Wesley Fisher's, they having recently returned from England. where he strayed from his farm. The Signal ads. was minvafewan as the result of a wound bring results. t received some months age, I Mr. A. Allin is shipping a car of hogs Mrs. Wm. Straughan left today for a this week. visit to her daughter. Mr& H. G. McKie. Mr. Edward Hardy lost a horse one day last week. of Toronto wind The feat Thursday night did con- ►1r who Moore. Of the ' Sterling Bank sidetabie demote in the netghbo hood, (theintorno for two weeks' vacation. At bkrwing MY (ie root oR Chas. Apia's the er.d of that tiro 1e expects to be barn. ooe mer of the roof oft John stationed at the Goderich branch. Feagan's barn upset( two sibs and Two dead an several htMr.s J. B. Cos teartn the top oft Mr. Thos. Mitchell's are and several other sick as a n I windmill salt of eating too much green clover.bMr.Wm. freapp, an old resident of The windstorm early andFritwiay morning Colhrxne who formerly owned the farm this down several sibs jwindmals in I where Geo. A. Been is now living, died at this sse41 l'en d. Detroit on Tuesday of last week. Rtsaell AI'en went to London today to report for service. Several others of our young men are leaving during the week. Much sympathy is felt for the Forster family in the sudden death of Mrs. rL funeral W B Forster on Sunday morning. on Monday afternoon was largely at- tended. The body left on the afternoon train for Locu t Hill (near Markham). where the interment will be made. It frequently rains on the just because the unjust has armed off his umbrella. When the man takes office he is sworn in. but he hat todo the swearing himself w hen he goes out. For the Boys Overseas Soldiers' Corinlort Boxes IOc and I5c We carry many utrful items to include in there Boxes. Swan Safety Military Fountain Pen This Pen is constructed to ...mein a year's supply of ink in tablet form. All that is necessary is to 811 the reservoir of the Pen with water and drop in an ink tablet. This stakes a per- fect writing fluid. There Pens are gu mowed and will suit any handwriting. Complete with pocket clip and ink tablets. 11$.00. Also 4terneau .Alet ,hnl Stores. Military Brushes. Penalar Tread -easy F'rstt Powder. Tooth Paste. Trench Lunch lout choco- late). Nut Bars. e' Air Pillows - $2.00 James Campbell, r `Corral! Stowe" North St. and Square, Goderich If a man would live in absolute peace he should be blind. deaf and dumb. If a girl failed to look at the orice mark on her Christmas present it's a sign that she failed to get one. GIRLS WANTED Por office work to art Ube plan►' rd noon o ho nai a Rope a are rroina to the front. Young women caa render the ,ountry real ,ers lee bit prePerioll to - take posltiowr In bents and busWeas efflSpecial Courage nm training In Book- ke.p(,,s. Echo• thand sad all other ('oat. merctal object. now In program. rit adept + admit ted any t Imo. III urtrated caar t�a Ieru.�f reee-� _u(�� College Norther' �` llege,LM. ([WEN ri5UNlt, (WT. C. A. FLE31INU. PrlaclpaL 1 L. B. TAPE The Singer Sewing Machine Agent, has taken over the agency of the International Harvester Company an Hamilton Street and will handle both line. Farm Mach ery and Sitter Sewing Machines A fair share of the public pat- ronage will be appreciated. 11111•11111111111111111essuwuuwumtuumuu r.+.ra... Ree enyf D. rem pr.rNee UT Directory First! TO guess at telephone numbers, to rely on your memory, or to consult old lists of telephone users means wrong numbers, delays and general annoyance. Sometimes it takes a little longer to make sure of the number; more often it is clear gain, even u regards time. II Why not adopt the motto Directory first in telephoning? AUBURN. CHOICE SEED CORN FOR SALE.] 1 1 w. T. RIDDELL. zest F OR SALE.—TIE HARNESS SHOP in the videos of AnMvq propetty of Private 1 A. Rathman. Per farther particulars apply to w. 000- 1 1 ARTHUR. Auber WaDNEsDAY, May 15. Mr. Norman Mitch has arrived home LANES (corn Calsary. Aka, looking well. On his way borne he t d in Toronto for a Ga Deis 1Ald time and a and Mrs.PAY in the coverless aviation corps. James Lane, old time and esteemed resi- dents of our ;locality, celebrated the fir- rich for a few day& tieth anniversary of thou marr�Be on Rev. R. J. Rae attended a trotting of pthein May 4th, by aha Aboutpy hme- , Presbbytery at Hemsall on Tuesday and gathering in the safternoon.ent—mo thirtyd t returned home with Professor Davidson t daughters were p Mr. and Mrs.y ane. and of Knox College, who is making a short daughters of Mn. Lane. and visit. their children. A splendid dinner was s The windstorm at Friday did consider - served at 1 o'clock, and this was followed ibis damage to buildings and windmills in tbyo a few hours of coact enjoyable genenter- I this flee ion. Among those who sustained' actnrne as during which Rev. S. toastmaster. 1 losses are 1. 1 Wnaahin ton, John Medd,' acted chairman and t06at[Ilaater. K Toasts to the King and country, the I John Huston and Wallace King Word has been received by Mr. John bride and groom. and the relatives over - Good of the wounding by gunshot of his seas were proposed and spoken to; and son Wellington. who went overseas with there was q(nte an elaborate musical pre - the 161st. We hops for a speedy recovery. Pf ° Private Wm. Carter, of Toronto. agent the week -end with his parents here. Mr. Robert Strgughan has left for Cali- fornia, accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. Tewsley, who came over for him owing to hes feeble condition. Mrs. King. juf Detroit, is visiting her fa cher, Mr. A. Lautenslayer. Mr. Fred Plaetaer has finished his con- tract of ploughing for Mr. John Medd. Mr. W. C. RabCrtaon is at Ottawa with the farmers' deputation this week. I gars. A g feature of the oc.-aston was the presentation to the bride and groom of gifts and an address.Mrs. ne received a $25 gold piece and Mr. Lane a gold watch. The following ad- dress was read: To Mr. and Mrs. James Lane: We the children, grandchildren and others assembled here congratulate you on having reached your golden wedding da •. F.fty years of rnarried life is an attain- ment few couples reach. and, judging from present appearances and past knowledge, the years have beat full of happiness. prosperity and sweet companionship In Scripture Unice the works of a p{taatri�arch were. an honorable life before God and Men. full of faith and service. Attending these was material prosperity and a num- erous household, well managed. You seem to have reached a patriarchal and matnarchal standing with the honor at- tending thereupon We mote with grati- tude the steadfastness of your Christian character and conduct through the years. You have had the bleeping of life and there is surrounding you at the present time this numerous household who pay you paternal and maternal reverence and esteem. Please accept these gifts—this gold coin as a pledge of the sterling worth in which you are held in our regard. May this watch dick off many happy years to you both. At even- ing time may it be light with you, divinely light by faith and hope. The address was signed by the as- sembled company of children. grandchil- dren. and others attending. ST. HELENS. TUESDAY. May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor and daughter Dorothy and Mr. and Mrs Anderson, of Guelph. motored up to Mr. John Web- ster's on Saturday. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Anderson will remain for sone time visit- ing friend!. Messrs. Taylor and Anderwrt returned bane on Tuesday. done by the Considerable damage wra windstorm on Thursday night. Mrs David Todd. 01 Wingham. will spend a few days with Mir Jennet Mc- Ikxnald of the 9th concession. Mn. W. G. McCrostie was a visitor in W Ingham for a few days last week. Mr. Elliott Maier runs a new Ford. Mr. N. Garrett returned from his visit to Lordesboro' on Sunday. We are sorry to report that Miss Jessie Campbell and Mir Emma . McQuillan are both seriously ill. The Sts Helens Women's Institute will hold its annual meeting in the hall on Thursday. May 23rd. at 2 o'clock. All are invited to cone early. There are still some shirts to finish. The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada y, .s, Vanity is sometime 'cured by htivin2 a picture taken. I3e charitable—a tight fist is likely to get rheumatism. SHEPPARDTON. W ®NE)AY, May 15. Remember the box social to be held at Sheppardton on Friday evening. May 17, The Kintail Club is putting on a good dialogue, "From Pumpkin Ridge." There sill he a meeting of the A.S A.C. at the home of Mrs Richard McWhinney nn Wednesday, May 22nd, to pack boxes for the boys oversea& Everybody wel- come, especially the mothers. The Asttfteld Soldiers' Aid Circle grate- fully acknowledges the donations of $21.70 from the ladies of Kingebridae and $47.30, proceeds from the box social held at Port Albert. GODERiCH TQWNSHIP. Waar+ESDAY, May 15. Owing to the bad weather last Sabbath the Mother's Day service at Union Sab- bath school was postponed till next Sab- bath. when the male quartette of Knoa church choir will be present at the service, which commences at 3 o'clock. A full attendance of mothers is expected. Tt.e friends of Mr. James Cox are pleased to learn of his recovery from his serious illness. COLBORNE Weems: AY, May ib. The fields are beginning to look green, dowing the results of the Libor that has been bestowed upon him by the farmers. Mir Luella Fagan sprat the week -arid in Goderich. Mn E. L. Willis. of Boston. Mia "e^ 46" THE COLBORNE STORe HOSIERY Now is the time for Summer Hose. We are in a position to till, your wants in the best lines at the leastpossible Pricer Scout Stockings for boys are heavy cotton, ribgte d, and come ins alt sizes f Loco 6163 10. All sues,, psis s - stocking is well adapted to the rough use that they J 46c and 50c. - Girls' fine ribbed Hose, Princess, in all sizes from 6 to 10. A fine cotton stocking............. ...... black which will give great wear, at per pair.. .... 80cLadies' seamless cotton Hose in all sizes, in white and black, at per pair 85c Ladies' seamless cotton Hose in white and black, in all sizes, at per pair e Children's and girls' silk kale Hose in white and black, in all sizes from 41 to 10, at perp 50c 50c, 60c and 86c Ladies' silk boot Hose in white and black, in all sizes, at per pair Summer Dress Materials Our stock is complete with Summer Dress Materials in all the newest cloths, patterns and colorings. The materials come in individual lengths, so that no two people have dresses alike. The cloths come in foul- ards, voiles, crepes, muslins and crepe de chine, and range in price from 60c to 111.50 a yard. Colored voiles and mulls in all the new- est shades at 60c a yard. White voiles for waists in new stripes and dainty designs. House Furnishings Now is the time for housecleaning and you will be wondering what to do with the floors. We have a big range of floor cover- ings in Linoleums, Oilcloths, Grass Rugs and Congoleum Rugs. Congoleum is the rabgnized economic rug today. It comes in all sizes in the brightest of patterns and looks like real carpet. New patterns in Linoleutn and Oilcloths for you to choose from, Be sure and see our House Furnishings. J. H. COLBORNE' GODDESS CORSETS tiHiulHIIH Ill D. Se A. CORSETS TRADE -MARK is a manufacturers' signature. If a firm makes an article they arc prepared to stand behind—they stamp it with their trade -mark. It is put on their goods so you may identify them. It stands to reason, therefore, that it is safer for the public to always buy "known" and "trade -marked" shoes rather than "anonymous" shoes. Each working day of the year, the A. H. M. trade -mark is stamped on the soles of thousands of pairs of shoes for men, women and children, because we want you to know our shoes when you ser them—because we are making a sincere effort to produce good values in footwear—because we believe you will find our shoes satisfactory—and buy them again and again. Ames Holden McCready are Canada'slargest makers of shoes. A.H.M.footwear issold bythou- sands of dealers in every part of Canada—and by the leading merchants in almost every town. We make such a large proportion of the boots and shoes that the Canadian people wear that you are probably wearing A. H. M. shoes now. However, the next time you buy shoes, to make sure, look for this trade -mark on the sole. We make many grades and styles of foot- wear, but no matter what price you pay for them you will find them excellent value for the money. You will find it profitable and satis- factory in future to always make this trade- mark your guide in buying footwear for your- self and your family. "Shoomaksre to the Nation"