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THE SIGNAL
Bicycle Week May 3 to 10
. I LOCAL TOPICS.
DO YOU KNOW
It's cheaper to ride than to walk when you ride a Bicycle like the
C. C. M. RED BIRD OR MASSEY!
Why not get in line with lite crowd awl pick yours out of the
new ones iu.t arrived from the, factory'
East Street Garage
GODERICH - - - ONTARIO Arthur M. Glover
"Owned and Operated by a
Practical Mao"
If your neighbor is prosperv,u%, let
111111 prosper. Uuu't grunt. growl ire(truusbie. Say a good word for tutu and
let it go at that. tronabe a knocker.
Your tura w111 come. No line man is
the *hole show. It you nee that the
town 1a moving along nicely. feel goodabout it. Help things along. ahmve a
I Weekly Nalf-IlulMlay.
The grocers of town have agreed to
close their stores at 1 o'clock sharp every
Wednesday afternoon during the months
of June, July and August.
('aunty Temperance Convention.
A meeting of the Huron County Tem-
perance Association was held at Clinton
on Wednesday to make arrangements for
the annual temperance convention, which
is to be held at Clinton on June lath.
1 An invitation is being extended 'to Mr.
' Geo. A. Warburton. of Toronto, to ad-
dress the evening meeting of the conven-
tion.
Ili. Tees's Visit.
Hon. Dr. Cody. Minister of Education.
has agreed to attend and give an address
at a luncheon of the Board of trade on
Monday evening next. The luncheon will
be given In the Masonic Temple, at 15.30
o'clock. Afterwards Dr. Cody will ad -
Idress a public meeting in Victoria Opera
House. the meeting commencing at 8.30
o'clock and to oe open to everybody
without any admission tee.
Leta a New Start.
1.Indou At' -itis•,•: Ihtvid Hyde,
11 hu n week ago asked ('hied of yeah*
tv. T. T. %voltam. to hip lilia went%
a new start in life. left pollee hemd-
• Iiota rters Tuesday us the r•ault of
efforts made by the otticlals, to ram-
tueuce life anew on a farm a few • in es
tre.al the .its. Hyde some time ago
little. Try to gra ,2,110- of the twucflt
yourw•If. Duet eti/1221 aroundlike a
chilly old cadaver tronawaste situ.
fe.•hug wore 1wc*ase s • fellow has a
litrli• mute %and, and *case than you
have. 1)11 a little hustliug. yourself.
Iton't Ile a knocker.
•
walked wit of the Gtalerlch jail. where
Is• war. a trusty. Following tlw roads
he walked from Iiotlerieh to luudon,
II 1111 0101 picked up by the pollee
wandering around the • streets heft•
dr,s.ssl In the garb, Ile was wearing
when he left the Gsh-rich jail. Hyde
was profuse iu Iba thanks for the
- kiudm•sri shear% him by local polee
%theists.
Judgotent lar Plaintiff.
Judgment has lawn given by Hls
I Intim Judge 1 )Ieksuu In the Comity
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ANNUAL EXCURSION x
GODERICH 10 DETROIT
\'.I1 RETURN
Steamer Greyhound leaves Goderich Tuesday, June 17
is Is1 a. m. old • 11,..21 a. 111. new tame
I Arrives Donut .)il11 p.m.
Returning. leaves Detroit Thursday. June 19th. 1 p.m.
iletMlt time ; 1,,4noit tnu,• it ilio same• as Ga1e1ich old time)
$2.25 Round Trip, $1.75 Single
Children 1.twee% e; and 12 halt far,
!snit miss this.NIlm.rr11onny to ristt AIa1•ri1•ns most' I2•rlotdal
il and moat pro -porous city .t million popolntion, a .its of I2•mntifnl
perks. grans) boulevards and a llonderfiil waterfront 1'umldIaua
,vining to Detroit for a temporary stay ore not rsplircd to vary a tax
or snake a deposit. 1'. S. iu,neigrltl,.i 14441, 114 will le on the steamer
to pass etenar
rslonists r;,t n,it- ' ulsl I2 , ing en mo1re . 11e este
iia lst Irl,. -I, 1•,10111 .4ls%1 1,1 -I,•Ni,icr
BAND MOONLIGHT
nut al Goderich. MONDAY EVENING, JI -NE Pith. 7 8 old time.
x:s1 Goderich time. Roc. -
Thrce hours on leautitul lake hill,.,%
Orchestra music and dancing in steamer's ballroom
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Appendicitis
Indigestion, Stomach Disorder),
Appendicitis and E Orley Stones
are often caused by Gall Stones,
and mislead people until those
bad attacksof Gall Stone Colic
appear. A^•t one in ten Gall
Stone sufferers knows what is
the lrotihlc Marlatt's Specific
will cure without pain or oper-
ation.
For sale exclusively in Gode-
rich by
...JAS A. ('AMPBELL...
J . W. MARLATT &cO
sal ONTARIO ST. TORONTO Alt?
Model T
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GODERICB, ONT.
•1 ,'POSE YOU HEARD."
is a symptom of Kidney
Ihsease. A well-known
doctor has said, "I never
yet made a post-mortem a x-
l.,ninetion inaceseol death
from Heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
were at fault." The Kidney
medicine which was first on
the market, most success-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles. and
most widely imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
"No. 1 didn't."
"Get . ut; is that so' Gee whiz! Sold
his farm, eh ? Who to ? What's Tom
want with it :' l thoull'ht he'd quit farm-
ing. After Isaac's, tow .Oh. got aeoption
on it. What's that ? One thousand acres,
all on the 1st concession! Say. thatut
1 be tame big concern. A smelting plant
1 Say, I'll het there'll be some smells when
that gets going. It '11 he worse than that
' smelting plant Murnev used to run in the
shack on has place. Some say that brass
works kills every living thing in the shape
of crops or trees in live miles of it. Get
-What's that :'Who said so
out! A menagerie ? What would they
want so much land for? Grow hay for ths
elephants ? Oh, and train (het cus.
Well, we won't have to paye big
three-ring show if that locates here.
Surely they'd tet the neighbors have a
look. Going to run the C. P. R. up the
rnk for the circus trains. too ? Say. I'm
going to get a job with that bunch; ;
think I'd like working round a circus if it
wasn't moving round all the time. They
say they feed 'em well when they're on
the road anyway.
"You hear Tom was looking for a
whiskey still round here some place. Sure.
1 think he's en the tracks of it, too. You.
bet they'd have to make some quick .
tracks to get ahead of Tom."
"Hello, Bill' You hear about all these
fellers on the 1st selling their farms ?
(bort eao' of Cooper v. Brown. The yep! Two hundred dollarsanacre. I've
got some land 1'd like them to 1 ok at.
l•1 1 have to see Tom.
"You heard what :' An aeroplane fac-
tory ? Oh, a flying machine station.
Yes. it is good and flat all along there.
Going to make this headquarters for the
airship route to the West. Well, I dunno.
1 think it would make me sort of seasick
to be up in one of those things: They
plaintiff, A. J. Cooler, mud the de-
fendant, 'meld Brown, Issth 111 (:oale-
rieh, entered 1t►to au mgreemt'lit iu
June, 1917. for the pnreUmne and sale
lir wool un shmres. The plaintiff ad -
[Well the money and the dell udaut
purclmssl the wool. but when his pur-
chases wt•re completed there was %1111
in his hands, atrol•flilgt 22, plNlllflffa lay' Ccatgits going to have shoot t
'chino a Wilton* of s.l:glt)_ of the Shoots and chute the chutes and
Thutstlay', May 1:,, 1919.--5
Capital and R *8„800.000
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Total £...t.. Nem. ;Otb.•1918. ower S153Isj00.
Sending Money Away?
Nothing safer than a onion Rank moneyorder
or draft fur making remittances. No fss, no
bother, and only sufficient formality to ensure
your money safely reaching the party fur whom
it is intended.
A Union Rank "1odey order really .s the best
way la remit al 4. sum up to 5a0 through the
mails stn
UNION BANK OF CANADA
GODERICH BRANCH,
F. grlpOtl�COM(ifta • - Manager.
Stupid persons
with themselves.
moneys addalwed by the platutiff. switchback railways and humpback
'1111• wtsd Nohl by the plNiuliR 82 sidewalks, and bathing beaches and
1 'rl 160 _
rounds. and a dancing pavil5.,n, and a ,
summer tourist, and all sorts of other I
excitement down along the bank south of
town before long. so .it hooks to me as
though the smelting factory. and the
a net Kraft of $.87...4. of w hieh
defendant was entitled to ole -halt•
01!54.77. The defendant w•a11 01141x1-
(illgly indebted to plaintiff for the
[difference between $43t.1r2 wad $1!1+.77,
namely, g'240.'2.i. Ills Manor gave
Judgment in favor of the phuntiR fur „brats works, and the menagerie, and the
this weenie with costs. I a'rship factory will have to get a move on
A deputation representing the So'diers' I Koen he gets started. and believe me
Memorial Fund waited upon the township ; going, some now. Well, good-bye. boys.
council of Colborne at its regular meeting 1 hope they'•II fence that farm good and.
I at Carlow on Tuesday and presented the I strong where they keep the elephants.
1 plan for a memorial for the fallen soldiers Seven number nines with a barb on top,
from this district. including the township won't do for those chaps. I'd put trench
of Colborne and such other portions of I posts, 12 -foot high. as close together as
1 the neighboring townships as may wish to they would stand. with two rows of 48 -in.
be included, in addition to the town of I web fence. one above the other. Safety
Goderich. Reeve Young and the other
members of the counc 1 received the
deputation very courteously. and inti -
bathing suit' peaches. and merry -go -
i ri u
The Soldiers' Memorial. tt get ahead of him. J. W's a husker
first."
A Scotch preacher one Sunday found
n goingto sleep before he
inti-
mated that the plan would receive .here hiadcfairl un. Onseeing this he stop•
careful consideration. Last week the ��
council of Goderich township was waited !Ped exclaimed: Brethren, it's no
lair - Wait till i get a start, and then if 1
upon ina kindlylway, and the Both cdepouncilsation no' worth listening tae. gang to sleep;
I was very received. until al ds but dinna nod ser pnws before f get com-
stowed adisposition to wait aft , , menced. Gie a buddy a chance." -The
\the June seseion of the county c 1 Continent.
before coming to a definite decision as to
1 what action they will take in the m titer I "Do you think there's any chance for
of a memorial. . me to buy one o' them tanks ?" asked
Farmer Cobbes
BOnlsall Monday ev. "Why, 1 don't kcov. What in the
(On everting there was a fair l world do you want with a tank :'"
attendance at the reorganization meeting I'm tired v these road hogs in big
of the local baseball 'cluh. and players the , tourin' cars crowdin' my flivver into
enthusiasm displayed by the and ditches. 1'd like to jog down the road a
"fans" present there is no doubt Goderich piece in a tank• just to see what would hap-
will have a ball team worth while this pen "-Birmingham Age -Herald.
summa. Thewteam has been already 'I Prof.Brander Matthews, in a book re-
• booked for two 2lt and engagements, Blyth June at view: "As 1 read its pages. with both
Clinton on May lith at Blyth I pleasure and profit I was reminded of an
3rd Both are tournament games. We i p d to Emerson once lent a transla-
are seldom dissatisfied
Fofr Good Reliable Shoe
\Repairs, try
Smith di Ring
30 East Street. Crpesue Knox Church
Gere Us a Trial
hope ourtownspeopledation of
All the latest and
Electrical
ppliances
will give the team ane- ° 'Plato to one of his rustic neigh
-
goodsalt there ton nothing line a i bars at Concord. and when the Yankee
ap.l team to keep the old townaon I farmer returned it he did it with this
the map. There are several new players characteristic remark: '1 see this man
on the team this year. 1 Plato has a good many of my ideas. ' "
e a t r e The following are the officers elected at
the meeting: Pre•ident, Reg. Sharman; I
AM vice-president C. L. Moore; 2nd vice -
May 1$F. W. Doty; secretary. L. G. Young.
president. R.J. Megaw; 3rd vice-president,
MODEL THEATR
g Marguerite Clark
"Bab's Matinee Idol"
One of the famous "Sub -Deb• stories by Mary
Roberts Rinehart
IN
E P. 1"A NINE 0 CLOCK TOWN`"
N'I:DNESTIAI' AND TH1 ESD:11
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Zomen
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WHAT IS A "SUB -DEB" ?
A "sub -deb" is a younger sister just before she is
out in society. If you saw "Bab's Burg you
P won't need urging to see this one.
Next Wednesday and Thursday
May 2tat and 22n
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tome
WIMP
MARGUERITE CLARK
in
"BAB'S MATINEE IDOL"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
1''Ril).AY
in
"LOVE ME"
ANI) SATURDAY TRIM
WEEK
ENiD BENNETT
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"THE VAMP"
and a Mack -Sennett Comedy
"Ladies First"
.1 Natural Mistake.
'The new cook is dropping kitchenware
all over the stove,' exclaimed Mrs. Cross -
treasurer. Geo. Hurd; executive commit- - l lots.
tee, C. H. Trembly. W. G. Lumby and .�U she isn't;' answered her husband.
MBabb; manager, Bi Barlow; patrons. I after listening carefully- "she is merely
Mayor Wigle, L.
H.rs Mios, hell, Dr. J. a playing jazz records on the phonograph."
and
G. Parsons, Wesley Walker _Washington Star.
and T. M. Davis.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Myrtle Begley, of Dungannon,
is visiting 111 frown this week.
Mi s Aggie R. Nairn returned to her
home at Detroit on Wednesday after
several weeks' visit with relatives in town.
Miss Polley returned home on Tuesday
after a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. V.
Major, at Toledo, Ohio.
Mr. It 1111 Mrs. D. Johnston, of Pres-
ton, were the guests of the lady's
mother. Mrs. S. A. Webster. over the
week -end.
Rev. James Hamilton was at Hensall
on Sunday supplying for Rev. J. A. Mc-
Connell. Presbyterian minister there. who
ie seri..usly ill.
>i><)mm ■1K■siAXE
: :The Singer Sure
isLadies' and Child-
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1
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ren's Underwear im
The New Collars II
with pleated effects 1
,a
last let
Corp. George Kay, of Detroit, is visit-
ing his father, Mr. Robert Kay, after
returning from overseas service with the
United States troops. He is accompanied I
by his wife and child and is spending the
week here. -
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warnock have re-
turned to their home here after spending
the winter -et Brantford with their son
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. War-
nock, jr., and family accompanied them
on their return and will spend the sum-
mer in Goderich.
Pte. Gordon Holmen, son of Comity
'reek 11. W. 1101 ma 11, arrived hou1,' 011
To•ridny evening after ever four years
of military service. l'le. Holman
e,mliate'l 111 the fall of 1914. went oveY-
241)5 the te.t year rind had tarn in the
trenches from the first of September.
1913. He wits in the fighting to the
end of the war, taking part In all the
engagements la the 1st. ,f1altaliou, to
Which he belonged. Ypres. lite !l,muu•.
Vimy lodge, Amiens, I'assehendaele.
.trine and Mous thew' are 54)1110 of
the outstanding 111111-. of Ills career
1122 m soldier. Be woes wonderfully
fortunate in rnming through all this
wlthoat (owe being in 1111. 1•1.11101y flat.
Both of ('minty Clerk Dolma 11'22 5411122
have plmy.vl N splendid pert to the war.
The older 0110. Q. M. i(ergtWilton
Mimeo, 122 now at KI '1 ('amp
swelling trarallm/rtatiou home.
Stamped Goods IN
of all ` kinds for ladies' 1/
fancywork
■
A call solicited. it
M
MISS S. NOBLE
MI Nast side Square 11
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RANOIR NKRAIL AV
SYSTEM
The Double Track Route
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MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
:tad
CHICAGO -
i' o, Xct.11ed dining ear s0rvli u
s ...•ping ears 4)11 night transit. a&
parlor Vats .00 principal day wane.
Full information from any (band
Trunk Ticket .Agent. or t'. E. }lura -
lug. District l'assgnges Agent.. ft.
•
mita. • ,■ -! -
(i. H. Lauder, Station Agent, phone Cl
F. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
se ++
Town Agents
KEEP STRONG
As an aid to robustness, thousands
upon thousands use
Emulsion
Scolt's
as regular as dock -work the year
around. A rich tonic, Scott's-
abounds
cotis-abounds in elements that con-
tribute to the up -building of
streng h. ^ Be sure that you
buy cotta Emulsion. t
500)1 a ass.. T04044444, 002. 10 1
Thep . M. S of Victoria street Metho-
dist church has jest cloned a year of rasc-
cessful work. 1 he interest in the work
has been well kept up. Aftsr all the ex-
penses of the auxiliary had been:met there
was the sum of Pau 50 to send tothe
branch treasurer. The incoming year
looks happy and bright kw good
to
be dans.
Window
Shades
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kwisslifeekr
The Hydro Store
Are a specialty with us. We
keep all the differefft sizes and
colors right in stock.
Odd sized Shades made to order
at short notice.
Shades delivered and hung for
you free of charge.
All lengths in brass and wood
Curtain Poles. .
Single and double brass Extension
Rods, from 10c up.
Call, phone or write.
Smith's Art Store
East St. Phone 198
North side Square
ON account of pres-
ent weather con-
ditions the wholesale
companies have been
able to make better
deliveries of Coal and
we are now able to
supply :
Chestnut
Stove
Pea 4d
Egg Coal
Soft and Cannel Coal
in any quantities.
1
MacEwan Estate
Feb. 1st, 1419
Y
All
three brands
sealed in air -tight
Packages. ,Easy to find -
it is on sale
everywhere. r
Look for. ask tor.
be sure to get
WRIGLEY'S
The
Greatest Name
in Goody - Land
WRIGLEYS w.
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SPEARMINT
FEU 9e1
dr,wivrzcni sAoa.,..„2,4'
SEALED TIGHT
Kerr RIGHT
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